The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1803-06-21 00:00:00

PEON THE LONDON GAZETTE, 9ime it.

At Ike Court At IViitd3or, the 16th of June IBM,' present,
the KiNG's Mont Excellent Majesty is Countil.
Whereas His Alajesty's most anxious endeavours to pricserve
Neutrality and Peace between His Ma esty and the %tartan
Republic have failed, and the Rataviso Reim!)lie has 'become
engaged in measures of Hostility against Ilia Majesty and lips
Sehnert::: His Majesty, therefore, is pleased, by and with the
advice of His Privy Couneil, to order and it is hereby
ordered, that General Reprisals be granted against the Ships,
Goods, and Subjects of the Bitayian Republic, so that as
well His 'Majesty's Fleets and Shipe, as also all other Ships
and,Vessels that shall be commissioned, by Letters of Marque.,
or General Reprisals, or otherwise, by Ills M.ijesty's Commis-
sioners for executing the Office of Lord High Admiral of Great
Britain, Vial' and m it lawfully .eize all Ships, Vessels, au h
Goods belonging to the Batavian Replub ic, er to any pe•ste.,
being Subjects of the L'itaviast Republic, or inhabiting within
. any of the Ternoiritrt of the liatashio Republic, and bring the
same to judgment in such Coons of Admiralty within His
Majesty's Ihnniniuns, as shall be duly commissionand to tdle
cognizance thereof; and, to that end, His Alaiesty's Advocate.
General, with the Ads orate of the Admiralty, are forthwith fa
prep ire the draft rd' a Cumin ssion, and result the same to
his Istaj sty at thi • Board, autlioriaing tile Commissioners for
e :muting the Office of Load High Admiral, or any person,s,s
p e sons by thorn empowerM :old apointor!, to issue forth arid
grant Letters of Marque and Reprisals to any of his Mansty's
Subjects, or others whom the mid Commissioners shall deent
fitly qualified in that behalf, for the apprehending, surging, ;IA
taking the Shins, V este:, and Goods i*longing to the Bauntaia .
Republic, or to any -persons •hoing Siibjects of the Bata! ia•
Republic, or inhabding within any of the territories of tho
Batavi.ui Republic ; and that such powers and clauses t.e t::-
sd in the said Commission, as have been usual, and are
according to former precedents; and Ills Majesty's said Advo-
cate-General, with the Advocate of the AdMiralty, are also
forthwith to prepre the Draft of a Commission, and present
the same to His Majesty at this Board, authorising the said
Cominissioners fur executing the Ortice of Lord High Ad.
miral, to will and require the High Court of Admiralty of
Great Britain, and the Lieutenant and Judge of the said Court„
hit Surrogate or Surrogates, as also the several Coons of Ad-
miralty, within His Niajesty's Dominions which shall he duly •
c tnimissioned to take cognizance of, and judicially pro-
ceed upon all and all manner of Captures, Seizures, Privi,
and Reprisals of all Ships and Goods that are or shall lin
mad-, and to hear and determine the same, and according to
the cools! of Admiralty and the Laws of Nations, to adjudge
and condemn all such shy s, Vessels, and Goods as shall tie.
long to the liatarian Republic, or to any persons being Suh-
jerts of the Ratavian Republic, or inhabiting within any of
r.e Territori,rt of the Batasian Republic; and that such
powers arid clauses be inserted in the said Commission as
have been usual, and are acconline to former pre.7edents; and
they are likewise to prepare and lay before His Majesty at
This Board a Draft of such Instructions as may be pruner to
ha sent to the said several Courts of Admiralty in His Majesty's
Foreign Governments and Plantations for their guidance
herein • as also another Draft of lustruetions fire inch Slaipa
as shall be commissioned for the purposes above-mentioned.
From the Court at Windsor, the Siitteenth day of June, one
thousand eight hundred awl three.
F. RN ItST. AIX/LP/111S FREDERICK.
EDWARD. WESTMORLAND, C. P. S.
PEL11.1.14. • CASTLEREAGH.
J. it ADDINGTON.

. it is with great' concern that we announce the
death of Mrs. Porn, of Drurydane Theatre. Some
days ago she had a at of apoplexy, while playing fur
• Mr. CooPLIt'S Benefit, and on Saturday a second at.
tick put an end to her life, at an early age. Mrs.
POPE was a lady of the most amiable charader, and
of great . accomplishments ; a good understanding
she -had assiduously and successfully cultivated, and
as an aaress she was distinguished by uncornnson
taste and sedsibility. Her loss will be felt by the
admirers .of the dramatic art, as well as by all who
had the pleasure of her acquaintance.
•

BIRTH.
On Thursdit, the Lady of George Sulivan Marten, Esq 4
of a son, at his house in. Weymouth-street.
MARRIED.

On Sattrrday lasts, 'at St. Makin's-fit-the-Aelas, the ger.
Henry Byron, Vicat of.Granby, son of the Mon. and Rev.
Richard Byron, of Houghton, to Miss Powditch, eldest
daughter of Thos. Powditch, of Peckham, Esq.
Thursday, at. St. James's Church, J. S. Huge. Esq:
Commissioner-General from his Danish Majesty in the
island of Santa eiuz, to Miss Maria Ruspini, daughter of
tht Chevalier of Pall-Mall.
DIED.
On Friday last, at Shrub's- hill, near Eeham, in the Srls
year of her age, Mrs.Chalioner, relia of George Challoncr.
Esq. of Staffordshire.
Lately at Stockholm, Baron Gustavus Reuterholm, Gs.
Lerner-General of the province of Wesmanis, tither in law
to Lady Barclay.
On the r6th, at her house in St. James's pine, Mrs.
Hale, reliCk of General Bernard Hale, and sister of the late
Right Hun. Richard Rigby.
On Tuesday last, in a fit of apoplexy, Mrs. Cutilcy, wife
of Mr. Peter Cuffley, of Charles's-square.
On Friday last, Mr. Charlton, of the Strand.
On Saturday, atter a lingering and painful illness, Mr.
Thomas Harper, of the Strand.

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COLLECTION OE MINERALS,- incldd-
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