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AHISTORY of the REIGN of GEORGE
to the termination of the late. War ; to which it pre-
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not divert them from their course. The F:usr

Cots i. has, therefore, obtained a temporary pos.
session of Hanover, 'but his great objeol has been
defeated by the patriotism of the KING of ENG-
LAND—whiIe the little Despoiler stands expesA
to Russia, Germany, and Prussia, as a Violater of
those Interests and Treaties which they are bound fib
protet, and cannot betray, without loss of honour,
and every other otr.zality that belongs to a leading
Power of Europe.
Bon AvAit T E has written to the French Cardinals
and Bishops to desire them to order prayers to Lt..
put up for success to the French aims.
French Funds 4:1.
The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER made last
-night some important corrections and alterations in
the Budget.--;Wine, which according to his state-
ment on Monday, was to bear a duty of 51. per
pipe, and 101. per ton, is to be taxed 101. a pipe
and 201. per ton. He had also proposed on Mon-
day, a duty of 451. per cent, upon all fine teas, and
151. upon coarse ; but he• stated, last night, that
he found it advisable, upon consideration, to rat:
all teas alike .at 431. per cent. as the distinction
would only expose the duty to fraud and evasion.

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We understand. all passports for France wcr
stopped yesterday. Many French who .were upon
their return home, are consequently obliged to re-
main in this country.

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Yesterday morning, hia MAJESTY and the PR&N.
CUM SOPIUA and A m ELIA rode in Windsor Great
Park.

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At twelve o'cloclt, her MAsErry--"ant the Prin-
cesses. AUGUSTA and MARY, with their- a4.odantr.,
_went in three open carriages into the Gre.t Par's:.
and met his MAJ csr v and the other Princesses,
they all proceeded*to Ascot Heath Race Coerce,
where they an'.ved about 'one o'clock, aittl on their
arrival at the Royal Stand, they were joined by the
l'rince cf WALES, Dukes of YORK and Cc M RIM"'
L A so, Earl SANDWICH, and a great number of the

The weather tieing fine, the course wac very re-
mereusly attended, and some excellent sport :t fr. .1-
ed. Mr. BATSON'S Novice won th. KING'S
of 100 guineas.
Lord ELPHINSTONIS is, we hear, secure of his
eleZtion as oue of the sixteen Peers of Scotland.
The Fiends General MOATIEN says, he is master
of the mouths of the Elbe and the Weser, aqd that
he haS given or.iers to seize all the vessels on bath
those rivers.
Mr. PITT was very attentive yesterday to the pro-
gress of the debate in the House of Commons, ter
several hours, but did not say a word. He left it
about ni,_eo'clock, accompanied by ielr. LONG (late
e.Scactary to. the Treasury.)
It is said, that the..l.)utch..And4assailor, yesterday,
ileroaudeLi his rassportb, ,
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THE SOLICITOR'SPRACTICE on the
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By WILLIAM HANDS, Solicitor,
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-Price, 11. 16%. in boards,
OF A TREATISE of the PLEAS of the
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By EDWARD HYDE EAST, of the Inner Temple, E.
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London, England, 1803-04-27

FROM TILE FRENCH PAPERS.

TIIS !JAME, APRIL 15.
Immediately after the arrival of a courier dis-
patzlicd from London by our Ambassador at that
Court, Government sent orders to Vice-Admiral
1-iirtsink to sail for the Mediterranean, where he is
to replace Admiral de Winter. A part of the ships
which we have at Lish.m w ill join the squadron of
Vice-Admiial Hartsink.
Citizen Lacnce, Aid du-Camp of the First Consul,
wh . had returned hither from his mission into Zea-
land, has just left us, as is suppos.ai, to return to
Paris.
Only about 601 of the troops destined for Loui-
siana nave tiers diternbaiked ; the principal reason
for re-landing them ;vas that the number on board
was too great. But whatever was the reason, the
disemharitation has been suspended, a circumstance
which i, looiked upon AS very favourable to peace.
This morning the Legislative Body opened its
Spring sittings.
RATTSRON, APRIL 13.
It arrears worthy of remark that the Minister of
Malta nas not prop( sed th it mention should be
r.ate of his Order in the conservative clause of the
Couclusurn. This, however, was the more to be
e.p:...!ted, as is was expre.,,siy named with the Nobi-
bry of die Empire, and the Equestriao Order, in a
n:.te of the Imperial Plenipotentiary.

M A ORM.

NVllle France and Enghnd are busily employed
inbnAking prepArations for war, our Government has
orl:reil all tk ships 4.war at Carthagena to be
dignAptleeTive ships or one of them A,
first raw, have already undergone that operation,
attd a sixth h.L., sailed for Ferrol, where she will be
hid up. 'There are in the store-houses 3t Car-
thagena, neither rovisions, sails, or cable, ; the
se mien Are pAid arrears M bonds, which they
sell fur halt their value.
London, England, 1803-04-27

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FUREIGY INTELLIGENCE•

PARIS, Aratte2.

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The Deputation which the Batarian Government
is przparing to send into Belgium, to congratulate
the f rest Consul upon his arrival in that country►, is to
proceed nr,t to Antwerp, and then to llrussels.
worry .p.►rtments are got ready for their reception,
A great number of wealthy Dutchmen are also on
the eve of setting out fur Briny,ls, to see the Chief
Niagistrite of the French Republic, and At the same
time to assist at the splendid fete that will be given
on that occasion by every description of citizens.

TILE NEGOCIATION.
The Negociation is carrying on with unabated
is'.ivity, and the very frequent interchange of. con-
!ea., between the slit rent t ',nuns of Europe, proves
:iiat many of them are taking an waive part in it.
if appearances, however, are to be relied on, the
attempts made by England to form alliances on the
Continent, have proved hitherto abortive. The
Governments of Europe have already for once ap-
',eared ccnviaecd, that the prosperity of their coin-
merce depend2d upon their union. This trust
should be held as a fixed principle, a• long as the
colossal pone: of England and her progressive al;-
giaudiselient continue. So well inciced does it
.:ow appear, that we may be quite at case with
I;stet to the suppoit which the British Minister is
e::deavourirg to procure upon the Continent. Tha
k.nglish Journals :Ire even the tint to announce the
new treaty of alliance between France and Prussia.
Austria proves, by the orders issued in her ports,
th 2 &tem:L.-alert to observe the striaest neutrality;
and even if the great distance of Russia did not
reacve us froin ail uneasiness with respect to her
ha: anions, the pacific charaaer of Alexander 1.
would be enough to banish all anviety. France
may, therefore, should war prove unavoidable, direct
the ss 1)01.: of her efforts to one single point, and
turn towards one object the courage and the patri-
otism of her inhabitants.
It seen.s not unreasonable to ascribe the slowness
of the piesent negotiation to the iniportance of the
diem which the English Govenmient may have
been making to pi.ucure alliances on the Cont►nent—
If so, they may have reason silently to repent of the
boastings with which they so loudly set out. Eng-
land Lwgati by saying to us, in a very urgent tone,
lee bring you pia. L. or scar ! and she seemed ready to
draw a circle round us with her ships, like that
proud Reman who drew a circle with his cane
round a King of Asia : but England should relied,
that for her that circle would be impenetrable:,
while it may be enough for the French to step out of
it but once.—Chf dr. Cob net.
London, England, 1803-04-27

DUTCH MAILS.

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NOT rravAm, •PRII. 20.
All the accounts which we have received from
England and France, are of a pacific nature ; and,
from every view of circumstances, notwithstanding
the warlike preparations which are still making in
both countries, there is reason to expea a happy
termination of the pretest negotiatituis.
The gcncrd scaimeat na oar Fecharige to-Jay
was in favour of the continaance of peace. All our
information strengthens this idea. And we doubt
not, that the news from England, on the arrival of
the mail, will confirm the glad tidings.
As a cristxpence of this happy turn in politic%
Colonial ProJuas are. on the decli:ie. Coffee is
dull ; and Sugar much deps•essed : since the high
prices, this article has falka from tt.; to 15 per cent.
Notwithvanding the hopes of peace, our Funds
are in a state of depression. 'lle itescriptions were
to-Jay noted at pet cent.

EACCT., arm!. 19.
It is asserted !Art two COUrierl arrived at Amster-
dam on the 7th, bringing intelligence that the ne-
gociations between England and France are going
on so prosperously, that Little doubt rem tins of our
enj,iying the blessings of peace, fur some time to
come at least.
Zealand swims at present with Freacii troops ;
and a considerable force is collit‘ftisig oppicite to it,
iu Cadsand, bliiere the isdiabliauts are said to be
exposed to great !nu/ships funtistinithem with
o.iurters. Accoriing laicia frum thence, the
number of English emigres are daily increasing;
:Aild between Dunkirk :aid- the Nlaese no less thin
v& of war. mostly frigates, luxe bees
counted. All these are won ..0711d events--in time
of ;,tie I . •
London, England, 1803-04-27

MIDDLESEX ELECTION.

Sir ROBERT BUXTON move.l, that the Order
for the return of the list of voters objeFled to by the
sitting Member, and petitioning Candidate on the
late Ele&ion for the County of Middlesex, to be de-
livered on the sth of May next, be read, for the pur-
pose of having it discharged, (which being complied
with), he said, that when the House agreed to this
proposed time, it was in order to accommodate both
the parties, as a matter of convenience, as a month.
was considered to be sufficient for each party to en-
quire into the list of natr.,..s. This order he con-
ceived likely to operate against the petitioner, as it
would debar him from availing himself of any
.dis-
coveries he might make in the intermediate time be-
tween the May and the next Session of Parliament,
before which it was manifest that the pe►ition could
not be heard.

Mr. GREY objected to the motion, as tending to
favour the petitioner, more than the sitting Member
The opinion of the House at the time of fixing the
period of giving in the lists was, that a month was
amply sufficient for any enquiries necessary to be
made.

Sir ROBERT BUXTON replied, that the oh-
jea of the House in fixing a precise time was to ac-
commodate the convenience of both patties, bet as
no decision could take place this Session, there was
no good reason why every scope should be given to
enquiry. To at otherwise would be an injustice
to the petitioner.
Sir FRANCIS BURDETT left it to the House
whether, after what they had already determined,
the petitioner ought not to have his enquiries in the
same forwardness as was expected. According to
the measure now proposed, instead of one month,
the enquiries might proceed for eight, nine, or
twelve months.
Mr. BRAGGE was for the motion, as the deay
of a decision was unavoidable, and was not the fault
of either of the parties. There was nothing li!:e
parti..lity in this process, as it was equal] f &vow--
able to both. The House would not enter into an
examination of all the varieties whiCh might occur
upon county eleaions, and perhaps it may net be
altogether right to let the parties go to issue in the
lists already delivered, when there was sufficient time
for further examination.

Mr. HURST said, that as the Committee might
probably be ballotted for on the first week of the
next Session, the lists had better be exchanged on
the last day of this, which would give ample time
for all necessary enquiry.
Mr. GREY coincided in this opinion, at d consi-
dered that by this arrangement a preference would
be given to the petitioner. If the present order
should be discharged, no other petition could be
presented before the next Session.
Mr. BRAGGE observed, that if there should be
occasion, the House had it in its power at any time
to make such further arrangements as might be
thought proper.
The Question for the discharge of the Or(ler for
the petition against the Return and Elenion, to b.
taken into consideration on the sth of May. %: as
then put and carried.—(There consequeatly

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London, England, 1803-04-27

LLOYD'S LIST.

ARRIVED.
In the Cr.rek.—The Sisters, Pike, from Zara..
Off Dover.—N.ingiton, Stevens, from Newport.
At Portsmouth.—Themis, Gust, from Cadiz.
At Southampton—Duke of Kent, Soper, from Oporto.
At Biistol.—Virgin del Carmans, --, from Cadiz.
At Ciyde —Aintwell, Robertson, from Savannah.
At Havre,—..Polly, Pearce, from Virginia.
lit the Texel.—Eaglz, llcwit, from Charleston; Theti4,,
schult, from St. Thomas's; Association, Knight; and Sally, •
II otchinson, from Baltimore.
At Gaeriisey.—Navigation, from Naples.
At New York.—Logan, Macey, from Liverpool.
At Honduras.—Apollo, Withers, from Bristol.
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At Tr nidad.—Thomas Chester, from Africa.
At St. Kites.—Lord Nelson, Hayes, from Africa.
At Africa —Wintbor Castle, ---, from Liverpool. •
At Berigal.—Sir Wiliam Beasley, RhoJe; ; and the Expe,
riment, Palmer, from London.

BIRTHS.
Oa the 18th instant, in Upper Guildford-street, the
Lady of the Rcv. William Palmer, of a danghter.
On Fridny last, at Captain Cumberlege's house, st
Finchley, Mrs. Cumbeilege, of a son.
MARRIED. -

At Edinburgh, David Black, •Esq. of-Bandrum, in the •
county of Fite, to Miss Mary Sutherland, eldest daughter
of Alexander Sutherland, Esq. Great (teen-street, West-
minster.
DIED.
On Frklay, the t sth, in Gloucester-place, Miss Shirley,
eldest daughter of Evelyn Shirley, F.sq.
Last Sunday, the 24th instant, in College-street, West.
minster, Mrs. Leigh, reliel of the late Austin Leigh, Esq.
S:-.cretary of the Tax Office.
London, England, 1803-04-27

DIVIDENDS.

May 31. Jo'in Lambard, of Fenchurch-street, flour-mer
chant, at ten, At Guildhall.
May 18. John Kerahaw, of Arnfield, Cheater, canon-
vitiner, at eleven, at the Star I.in, Deanagaite, Matichintn.
Maw 28. John Vine, of Iblbotn, iitten-dra?er, at one, at
Guildhall.

May 23. Thomas Wapshott, of Tufton-street, Westmin-
ter, carpenter, atone, at i !dhall.
May 28. RoSert Chip chase, of the Poultry, linen-dr:re:,
.• eleven, at Guildhatl.
~f•ty 21. Htitchson Mare, Robert Mitre, and William
Muv . of Fenchurch-street,rtetehants at ten, at Guildh..ll.
Mt • 17. John Gittss, of Wrotham, Kent, corn-chandler, at
te.., at Guildhall.
May 20. Samuel M'Knigitt the vounf,rr, late of Liverxvil,
m reliant, at eleven, at the Globe Tavern, John street, Liver-
p to!.
May 16. James Andrews, late of Alton, tallow-chandler, at
?levee, at the Swan 1:111, Alton.

CERTIFICATES, MAT 17.

Daniel HolSribw, Thomas tisanes, Jams llssities, and Ro-
'iert Henderson, of °ldland-Mill, in the parish of Bitton,
Gloitcest er, man fact urers.
Edward Green, of Charles-street, Soho-square, man's-
mercer.
;An Russell, Edward Russell, William !lonians!, and Tho•
mss Williams, of Worcester, merchants.

Edward Shepherd Smith, and John Stanley, of Liverpool,
in rrchanta.
Joseph Golding, of Bri4!port, Dorset, twine-maker.
William Wiiliwrns, of Rackley, York, woolstapler.
James Hore, of time Inner Temple, scrivener.
Jintathan Fox and William Fox, of the, Pavement, Finsbury,
merehanti.
Timothy Harris, of Waltham Holy Cross, pin-maker.
London, England, 1803-04-27

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sail itill er run tii6, risk of arriving unseasuraLly
atilt • elive destinations.
the funds at Londusi, on the Ist inst•
also influenced our funds, which some days before
had recovered. The dejedion of the merchants and
stclsk-brokers is.ektrvnie• .
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hnstflities are renewed, the Batavia:l Government
will fit out twelve ships of the line, six large fri-
gates, and some vessels of a smaller size. This in-
tehigence is premature, and this measure would,
indeed, in the present circumstances, be useless,
since, if a rupture took place with England, our
ports would be blockaded by a fleet superior to ours,
which would prevent its sailing. Besides, the fitting
out of a fleet of twelve ships of the line, would, in
the present critical situation of our finances, be at-
tended with the utmost difficulty.

DUTCH MAIL.

It OTTCRWIM, APRIL 12.

In our opinion, the prognostics of war are at pre-
sent more evident than they have been for some
time past. It is now certain that Malta is the
principal ohjett of contention between the two great
powers; and respefting which, France is opposing
• England through means of the new Grand Master.
The accession of Prussia to the guarantee, at the
particular instance of France, under the pn,ritt eircant-
:ware, is not likely to prove very slitisiaCtory to En-
: gland ; and without some certain security that this
island will not fall under either the dominion or the
• immediate influence of France, there is little doubt
that the British troops will not surrender it to the
Grand Master. The gloom is increased by current
`reports in London, that a change of Ministry is
about to take place, and that Mr. Pitt will succeed
Mr. Addington ; and also by the depression of the
English Stocks. On the other hand, however, the
French Funds are higher.
We also obsetve that new orders have been issued
at Paris, for hastening the march of the troops des-
tined :or this country, which, added to the putting
of Flushing in a state of siege, and the numerous
army to be assembled on the coasts of the North
Sea, shew that some grand expedition is likely to be
fitted out from this part of the world, in case of
hostilities: for it is hardly to be supposed that all
these preparations are making merely for the pur-

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N4ITAL INTELLIGENCE.

PORTSMOCTH, JAN 28.
Sailed his Majesty's ship Leda, for Leith ; Theti:,
for Sheerness ; and Censor brig, for Deptford.—
Wind N. N. W. moderate and variable.
Extract of a Letter rece ved this day from an °jeer cn
board his Majesty's Ship Blenheim, of 74 guns,
dated Barbadoes, December 10, 1802.
u We arrived here two days ago, after a very fa-
vourable passage of one month : no accident what-
ever happened to us during our voyage. Commo-
dore Hood is about to leave us and proceed in the
Ulysses, to carry into effect his orders respecting the
affairs in the island of Trinidad. I -am happy to
state that we are all well, to a man."

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Serjeant Henrick Schmitt, of the Royal Marines,
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heretofore. Among the number already so stowed,.
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GIBRAIT4R, 7. •

On the. 4th, the Donne,,al, commanded by Sir
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MIDDLESEX SESSIONS.
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TILE KING V. THOMAS.
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SADLER's WELLS.
Under the Patronage of
ins ROYAL HIGHNESS THE DUKE OF CLARtNCF.
rrHIS•PRESENT SATURDAY, July 2, and
1 every Evening, the favourite Serio-Comic Panto:Ame,
ealci
JACK THE GIANT-KILLER.
Dennet will sing a favorite BALLAD, accompanied by
the Harp.
The favourite Burtette Spectacle, culled
EDWARD AND SUSAN.
la the Piece Mr. TOWNSEND will sing the popular Song of
MAMMOTH AN I) BONAPARTE.
In the course of the Evening will be presented,
A New G:and HY MAMMAL EXHIBITION, cilled
TIRE AND WATER.
the PAT kGONIAN SAMPSON wi:l a:so rerform; and the
Elltertailuneuta to conclude with the new Comic Pantomime,

ailed,
GOODY TWO SHOES;

ea,
HARLEQUIN ALABASTER :
DI the Pantomime will b., introduced a touch at
FRENCH BALLOONS :

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Or, AERIAL INVASION.
roe Proprietors respeifiilly inform the Public, that being
ietorniined to accommodate ibani with Wine, reif!ttly free
Erin all adultaati.m, in con:equence of the New Doty, they
are under the necesety of riing it to Half a Crown per Bottle.
Boxes, 2s.—Gallery, Is.
London, England, 1803-07-02

GUILDIIALL, June 28, ISO 3.
/111-1 E commirrEE for letting the CI I'Y's
LAND trill meet at Guildhall, on WEDNESDAY the
Day of July neat, at Eleven of the Clock in the Fore-
noon, to let by Public AtOlion, Building Lcaics for 99 Yira,
Lcdy Day lan, of several Piece: or Par.;ela of Ground
on the Fra-t Side of Tottenham-Court-Road.
The Conitoctis for ;ening the mid Ground, and the Plan and
ELI-4;ldb of the intended Houses, may be scen at the Comp-
troller's Office, Guildhall.
JOSEF!, BUSHN AN , Comptroller.

AYOUTH of respeftability, is wanted as an
A PP.KENTICF., by Mr. J. Spragg, Bookseller and Sto-
tw:ur, No. 16, Kussestreet, Covent-Go:4:.m.