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JOE MILLER.

JOE MILLER PETER PINDARISED.

Tin' herecl,
Tins crandra keladiroonien

TO THE EDITOR OF lIIE BRITISH PRESS.
SIR,

This facetious gentleman, whose jokes have been
served up in alrfashions, and mingled with all corn.
positions, froiW the orations in St. Steesen's, down
to the comedies in our I heatres, "fro.. Me to the
bottom of all wit," has never yet, /believe, been
presented to the public in verse. What Iwt old
propose then, is, that some one, who has nothing
better to do (ard there are plenty who have not),
51..,t0d Peter Pi :darise a certain quantity of the best
c•f those ascribed to Mr. .Lseph Mile,, and look for
his reward in the sale of the volume. The Empe-
ror of the Gaul., to whom I am as necessary in his
concetns, as my representative was in carrying on
the shew with Punch, at my late favourite fair (Bar.
tholomew), keeps my hands too full to permit me to
undertake the task which I recommend ; and all I
can da is, to offer a specimen of the manner in which
would have it done. Worse than the sample, by
7.0 means in the world, but as much better as pot-
able. OLD NICK.

PiM.as. OLYM. 0,1 2

A London Jockey, well known for s rqn!,
Whew saddle nued he aptly sty"d a mule,
Sinew when he rode, it ever tame to pal,
That 'twos a something 'toixt a home and an;
• Once ieft the wren,
And as men travellers will,
Went often down,
And often up a hill
At length a steep of fearful height
Struck air horseman's wonerrirg sight;
But wha did mon Corm him now.
Wes that at bottom seem'd a slough.
Doubtful he 'toad
in thoughtful maid.
'When hard by in a brake
A Clown he spied.; and thus bespoke :
" is bestow hard of render Omar
" Hani, essa r the Clews replied, " Ay, that it be
With nimble pace be then descended,
And up to bouts in mud his journey ended.
Swearing at Clowns, he scorned and reed his MI,
And wish',l with all his heart the Devil had got 'ern;
When out be bawled b his upon the !UP—
"-Did you► stet rand, my, liras hand at bottom'"
The Clown tviein'd with ►roadest grin,
Which be resealed no mortal sin,
" And re It be, 11l intrA ye imp bet,
" blot roes net half-mop to the bottom yet!"
London, England, 1804-09-08

ALARMING FIRE.

Early yesterday morning, between Ilse-Irntrs of
twelve and one o'clock, an alarming floe bru.e out at
Mears. Hodgson and Co.'s, Sugar Reflnei.s. Chutds
Lane, Whitechapel, which in a few hotir, con+umed
the whole of the premise, tog then wi h the whole
of the property therein contained, to a :onside..., la
amount ; the firemen prevented, by their raerti n ,
the flames from communicating to the d'weili g
house. It is a fortunate circumstance, that stliy
hogsheads, newly purchased, which were to have
been sent in the day before, were not dcliveted.
The Whitechapel Volunteers assembled, to pre% ent
persons from attempting to commit deprb.lA i ni.
We are happy to find no lives were lost, or aoy other
accident happened, excepting a mad bull haviug got
loose, and, in spite of the Volunteers, made his way
through them, with no other damage than four of
them being overthrown in the mud. The fire' is sui,
posed to have broke out in the stove, or lump-ro)m.

Lichfieli races commence on Tuesd ty nett. • Ths
number of capital horses that are e ant./ promise
great sport. Exclusive df tiis Majesty's pier. Iv' ic't
t, to be run for nn the first day, the following h. nes
are entered for the Sweepstakes--Lord Gs a ••
Wirer, Capt. RYAN'S Prior, Sir STSPHIN GLYNN'S
Captain Aliodia,, Mr. Cuvrtirev's Lorre, !Vlr. Krt-,1
LLSMANN Afaro, and iphigrnsa, Sir W. W. W
AsAtoa, Sir C. lit may's Oriandu, &c. &c.

On Saturday afternoon last, as two i,.considtr tte
young men wete trying the speed of their h. r•ce
through Salford Street, in &sex, one of -thorn un-
fortunately ran over a boy about six years of
who was playing in the treet, and hurt him m,
dreadfully, that he languished a few days only. and
then died. The Coroner's inquest la; on the body.
and a verdiet of detidroal DI was given by •
Jury.—ln this ease the horse became forfeited to
Lord of the Mono:, as a deodand.

In consequence of the Tory great Demani lot
Tickets and Shares at the old establp bed
Lottery Office of Hospital, 'Lid Co. they 1. asp
to recommend to all t. o e who piorpn-e p
Chance in the present 4ta Loiter: fin ei het th,
three 10000.. three 10,04 X).. thte:• 5.c►4,N. or „I
otner Capital Prise, not to delay Lti; scg the sain
immediately.

N.B. Or:ders; by Lett••r nr Cartirr, f T
and Sham. executed exaftiy on the mime .errua
if present:

;'„e All Prizes, whether of ?01 eO.4YiOl p 414.:
Deniard at the Office of livaasor siNi
Y 6, Corn hi IL

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London, England, 1804-09-08

HAMBURG!! MAIL.

PARTS, &VC. 24.
The Minister of State, Talleyrand, continues yet
at his beautiful estate Vallancay, but is espeeled
back very soon. This estate he bought of M. lle
Lucca, for a great sum of ready mom•v. It is situ-
ated A) leagues from Bourges. In this minister's
passage through that town, he was received with all
the honours due to his rank.
The Minister Talleyrand, and the President C.d.-
'finbal, are chosen candidate.: for the Senate, by the
department of Cantal. The Minister of the Trea-
sury flarbe-M2rbois, and the Legislator Savant, 2'f
ele:led by the department of are, candidates to;
the Senatorial
Prince Joseph has left this eaphal,a% is again in
the camp near Boulogne.

RAOUL; AUGUST 18.
A courier has brought General Marmont, corn..
mending the Gallo-Batavian camp at Zeyst, orders
not to celebrate the Emperor's birth-day, before the
tyth inst. The rumour that this camp is to break
up, and that the troops are to advance towards the
coast, is premature.
According to letters from Madame Moreau, to
her friends at Paris, dated Barcelona, she intends to
reside with het husband in Spain; at least they wllll
pass the winter there. 1

MIMIC% AUGINIT 15.
Yesterday, in the evening, the King of Swede*
arrived here from Nymphenherg, and was received
by his consort, as well as by the Court, in the most
splendid and friendly manner. In a short time,
lleir Swedish Majesties will return to their kingdom.

nal Is, AVIA:ST-V.
The Eagl;sh Anebatsadnr to the Ottoman Pr
Mr. Atbuthi • has "red here '
Hi

the
pus,
LlFes

[r. Arbuthnot, has arrived here from Engl
[is Excellency's stay will he but short, as he inter
continue his journey for C3nstantinople, by wa
Dresden, Prague, and Vienna.
The late Cabinet Minister, Count I laugwitz,
ft this capital for his estates in Silesia.
ROSIE, AUGUST 3.
His Eminence Cardinal Fcsch h.is presented h.
!sr credentials as Ambassador of Napoleon
first, Emperor of the French. •
Last Tuesday, the fete of St. Ignatius de Loy°
* founder of she Jesuit Older, WAS cerebrated wit
rest pomp in the churches of Jesus, of St. !Kr:: ,
as, and of St. Sylvestre. A great number of Pr
ter and other distinguished persons assisted,
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London, England, 1804-09-08

COAL EXCHANGE, Sart. 7.

Best Coals, in the Pool, per Chi;dross 525. W.
Delivered to Housekeeners at 641. At
Sund:rlind, per Citstriprin 45, 64.
Delivered to Housakoepers at Sas. dd.

HIGH WATER AT LONDON BRIDGE, TH.S DAY.
04 min after 4.

BIRTHS.
Oa Saturday, the Ladr of Sir Henry Oxenden, But. at
Broom, Seat, of a daughter.
On SuattiF, the Lady at Sir Brook Bridges, Bart at Good-
oratuue, Kent, of a son.
London, England, 1804-09-08

TtlE T'URIF.

EG11.9111, SIMI'. 6.

Handicap Sweepstakes of sgs. each, with 40gs.
added, instead of the Town Plate.

Lord Eernntmt's b f. 3 yr 3. old, 610. 12Ih ..... 1
P.:r. Brown's I•lambe.io, 6 yrs. . . 3
Mr. Fortl.; ch. h. atiZlltoll, aud, d3t (3;h. . . . . 4 2
Mr. LAt's b. f Virtlsoso, 3 yrs. n.ll, tat. 1 ilb. . . 2 ,Ir.

Brighton and the filly were the favourites. After
the first heat, bets were 3 to 2 the field against Brigh-
ton, and even betting the two old horses against the
young ones. The first heat was well contested be-
tween the mares, and the second heat was a capital
race between Brighton and the filly, which was won
by half a length. The knowing ones were bitten
severely on Brighton.

Same day, Sweepstakes of 25gs. each, for two year
olds; colts to carry 85t..51h. fillies, Sst.2lb.
Mr. Forth.. bC. I iprogipqbea, by Ht<aeui . . . 1
Sir C tionbory% h. c. Maim, out of Amelia . . . 2
Mr. C. Culli”g liy „Duty, out of Nla‘lentoilcile 3
Lord Egreinoari b. f. by J &Jaw, uut of f.ur. . . 4

Johanna was the favourite at starting, and 6 to 1
against Hippomenes. A very good race between
Magic and Ilippomeies. Mr. Forth rode his own
horse. The company were more numerous than on
the former days, and the races on each day were bet-
ter thin have been known for some years, most of
the heats being well contested by the first horses.
The Stewards of the Course gave a ball and sap-
per at the flush, at Fgham, last night, which was
numerously attended by sporting Gentlemen.
London, England, 1804-09-08

than to the same writers, hut one glees no new in-
formation to the pubic ; if not the degree of
ence, the piacm, the precise anion of each, and the
reciprocal relation by watch their concurrence is
produced, are csaelly trace I out. Every man that
walks in a wood may count the trees as he goes
along, but to distinguish their .pecics, be must be a
naturalist.

An ancestor of Louis XVI one day said to some
of his confidents, " This Aonaro.y has lasted 1.100
years it is very old ; it will not go on much
.onger." Where a Kw; is under the necessity, as
was the case of the ge.isvus and beneficent Louts
XVI. of inviting the Revolution hiniself, one may
a ell believe it to be irresistible. It is possible that
other plans or other ministers, besides accident, or
foresight, may have modifies' the nature of it; but
it the events of it were dependent, the necessity of
it mess not. Even the faults by which it has been
aggravaixd, make a part of the pre-destined order
of th s tragedy; those very faults were so many
effeas of the insuperable causes that brought it on,
and were inseparable from it.
There is neither inquiry, nor criticism, nor ho-
nesty, nor good sense, in the declamatory compila-
tions with which we are overwhelmed, tinder the
ap-Alation rsfimpartial or philosophical histories of
R.volntion. Etch party has its advocates and
detraaors. Who has it in his power to become their
empire? Certainly not either Devoe, nor all the
memiwrs of So,s•eas T L's French and Egyptian In-
stitu:es, if put in requisition t n write together.
London, England, 1804-12-20


unfortunate exiles, not to deviate from that glorious,
though painful path of thorn, they had dutifully and
conscientiously entered. He preached submission
to the decrees of the Almighty, in sheering the justice
of that noble cause, to which they had sacrificed

rank, property, country, and every thing else, except
their honour. He told them never to forget the
gratitude tilt.). owed to England, should religion
and myalty once more prosper in France. ills con-
stant prayers were, on his death bed, that Christ
may again save his Church in France, restore there
the rightful and faithful to power, and convert, but
not punish, the undutiful and unbelieving.
It is often more glorious to deserve than to occupy
a throne. His Royal Highness Monsieur, with an
humanity worthy of better times and better fortune,
refused himself even the necessary rest to attend this
trusty and affationate servant, who had the conso-
lation to breathe his last in the arms of his good and
generous Prince. Some few moments before he
shut his eyes for ever, he pressed the hand of Mon-
sieur to his bosom, and with a faint voice faultered
these his last words : My kind Prince, death is
terrible to the wicked only!"

lb tAught u: how to hve aild, oh! too h:;,h
Th, pm.: of knowledge, tanht tts how to 'tie'
London, England, 1804-12-20

NATAL INTELLIGENCE.

PORTSMOUTH. DEC. IL
Sailed the Greyhound this afternoon on a cruise.
Arrived the Prospero bomb, Capt. Jones, from the
Ilavre squadron.
Came into harbour the Aurora armed ship, Capt.
White.
Sailed from St. Helen's the Chichester, Captain
Spear.
The Russian squadron did not get away to day.
If the wind continues, they will proceed to-morrow
morning.
The Derale frigate, Captain Rutherford, has
made the signal for a convoy to Guernsey, and will
sail to-morrow morning.

PLYMOUTH, DEC. 17.

Arrived the Queen man of war, Crescent frigate,
Co/poys and Lady Warren armed ships, from a
cruise.
Sailed the Malta, man of war, on a cruise.—
Wind N.W.

DEM., DEC. 18.
Sailed the Eugenie sloop of war front Portsmouth.
Remain in the Downs the test of the ships as per
last.
The &sating vessel that was placed on the Galloper
Sand, has parted from her moorings, and yesterday
afternoon passed through the Downs. A Deal boat
put two men on board to take her to Dover Pier.—
Wind N.E. blows hard, and squally.
HARWICH, DEC. 18.
The Done, packet, Captain Hamilton, arrived
this day from Heligoland, with the Hamburgh
and Bremen Mails, and several passengers. The
Mails of the 14th are detained here by contrary
winds The iiaaluad, Captain Bridge, which sailed
last week with the Mails for Gottefiburgh, put back,
and arrived here yesterday morning, after being out
six days. The weather continues very boisterous.

FROM LLoyr', LIST.
AURI•I4).
Off Des er—The ionge JAI Nlargatetta, —, from Zante.
At Porsmouth— the Laurel, Mayne; and the Liberty, Row.
land, from Riga
At Coniwa.l—Sarali, Lightly, from Quebec.
At Liverpool—'llte Rebecca Keith, front ditto.
At Clyde-.-The Caledonia, Wilkinzen, front ditto : and the
Doug! is, from Demerara.
At I lull—The Giod Intent, Robinson, from Petertlzurgh.
In Dingl.7 Clay—lroquois, Gooch, from Oporto tor Livertriol.
At Malta—Speedwell, Findlay, from Zante ; the Sally,
Vi!liem; and the Be tike, Robinsm, front London.
A' Dente, ara—.The Elizabeth, Wirer, ditto.
At Memel—The Flora, Kantall, ditto.
At Dantzic—TlN Queen, Reimer, ditto.
In the Elbe.. The Elizabeth, Ehlers, ditty.

SPECIMEN OF AMERICAN PUFFING.
London, England, 1804-10-12

to the Minister-General of the Police, who, should
his Excellency find nothing objeetionable, makes out
the passes, and sends them to the Office of his Ex-
ce!lency the Minister of the Foreign Department,
whose signature is necessary to give validity to the
passes. The petitions, as well as the passes, are to
be upon stamped paper. No persons under age
can, on any account, without the special permission
of the Emperor, leave Francc. The same forma-
lities are to be strialy observe! with regard to per-
sons of both sexes. To obtain a pass for travelling
in the interior, petitions must, in the same mann r,
be presented; but, if agreed to, the petitinn:rs will,
in a fortnight or three weeks, obtain their passes,
according to the time necessary for the police agents
to be informed concerning their morale:, and patriot-
ions.—(Journal du Paris.)
London, England, 1804-10-12

IIZNG A I. 111 ITHS.

On the 28th ultimo, Mrs. J. Conyers, of a daughter.—Ott
Christmas Eve, Mrs. Chyle., of a ason...-At Malacca, on the
Ist November, Mn Bone, of a son —On Friday, the 30th Do-
cember. at Harrackpore, Mrs. Foxhdl, of a daughter --on Fri-
day last, Mn,. Ferris, of a son —On the 12th instant, the Lady
of F. Dialler, Fsq. of a ion —,St Hoglepore, on alic 28th ult.
the Lady of Captain o.llallican, of a daughter,—.o.. t le 10th
instant, Mrs. Stark, of a son.—On the 11th instant, Mt:. W.
A. Swaine, of a son —On the 16th instant, Mrs. A. Laeker-
steen, of a son —.On Friday, the lith instant, Mrs. Casey, of
a wan.—At Serampore, on the Bth instant, the Lady of 0. 1.
Rie, Esq. of a daughttr Manday,thi.9th irritant, Mrs P.
S. Dr Cruz, vif a daughter. Ihr the 23th instant, Mu. Smith,
wife of G...lnge Smith, undertaker, of a daughter.—On the 26th
instaot, Nits M. It obertion, of a mo.
London, England, 1804-10-12

BENGAL DEATHS.

On the 29th ultimo, Miss Maria Bathurst, aird 17.-•0n the
Ist instant Mrs. Mary Dunn, aged 23 —At Benc.mlen, on the
21st oc:ober last, Captain Henry Douglas, of the Bengal
Artillery, and commander of the troops at that sot No-
vember last, at Bencoolen, Captain Samuel Butler, commander
of the Honourable Company's extra ship Herculean —On
the 3d instant, Mr. George Miirridge, late a pensioner in the
Marine service.—On the sth ult. at floggah, Mr. I lenry
M'Cleish.—At Dittapore, on the 29th ultimo, Lieutenant Ed.
ward Hardwicke. of the lit regiment of Sepors.—in camp, last
mnoth, Captain Smith, of the Bent d Cavalry.--On the 6th
Inst. Mrs. Charlotte Gattie, aced 29.—0 n Saturday, the. 17th
ult. at Illanki:wire„ the infant son of John Paschal arkins, Esq.
At Tricliiimpoly, on the I.sth of December, Ca;naiii Richard
Barker, of the 21 Battalion, Ist Begins nt of Native Infantry.
—Lately, at his house in the neighbourhood of PAM; Mrs.
Rawlins, wife of John Rawlins, Esq recoil! Judg, or tae
Cam's of Appeal and Circuit of that distiiet —Suddenly, on the
loth instant, Mr Thomas thickwo.th, examiner in the ...Jet
neva. tment.-o.ithe 17th instant, Captiiii John lien, much
regretted by all who had the pleasure of hi.* amptaintanc...-011
Fit lay lat, the 20th instant, in Fort William, the Lady of
James Gray, Esq. Muster Mauer to the King's Troops, &meal.
—On the 14th instant, Master Thomas Cohn Davidson, infant
son id Mr. A. Davidson.—ln camp, near Cuttack, on the 21s1
tilt. the H ...mutable Lieutenant Montgomery Jones, of the I d
Battalion 19th Regiment of Native Infantry.—At
Manuel de Souza, Esq. regretted by all who had the pleasure of
his acquaintance.—On the lath instant, at Sarawak Nullah,
on his way to Bertiftl, Mathew Leek, Esq. Senior Judge of
Beriares, and Agent there to the Most Noble the Governor
Grinsal.-sOn the 2441. instant, Mr W 'Mani James Arnold
At Furty Colonel John Powell.-al.ately rot b •rd the
HonourablerCompany's frigate Bombay Mr tiobie Ebenezer
Cidb-rg, Midshipman, and Mr. Frederick Amelia Desbanco
Lowell —On the 29th instant, the youngest and infant daugli-
te.. of Captain Hasicwood.
(To be continued.)
London, England, 1803-05-13

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se tam Abotordii tam stolichs nebukunbusdra;kicere."
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mum

IiMW •

• •,
a.d evl-er rime% en:argh.g on the evle of a.sort:*;
sometiribes divhiying their art tastepn the
ark of a snit. of rooms, and sometimes proving
the taiversity of tbeir talents in the style of a tat tin
iattiriniug us that a Member of
Parliament spoke in an animated style, ;and some-
tint!!‘ expatiating on the interesting style of a gir-
who appeare.l at the Old Bailey for stealing quartl
fells —sometimes they describe the most stylish
dresses tat tie Opera, and sontetime they rt pose on
the style of Madame Rem:nit:es b d, (a- instrua us
in !he ayle sellich has changed a tub iato a eliariot,
nr..! a er.ach-box into a dicky.
From these speclmeas it appears that style may
in time ;accomplish the abolition of taste, and that
upon :tie. whole it may be more safe and useful,
since there are a few who yet remember the old
meaning of taste. It remains, however, to be
added, that there are some affairs of high life and
low life, to which neither taste nor style can be ap-
plied. There is nothing yet said to be stylish in the
common disorders to which mankind are subjea,
aufli as fevers, &c. nor have we heard of any man
of fashion having a fit of the gout in a good style.
Nervous complaints, indeed, are in some degree
conntaed with style, and there are taste and elc-
g...ance in the heClic tiush,of which we hear frequently.
_ But. in general pain is not very interesting, nor is
_there auy standard of taste in agonies. As to
• death it has long been voted a bore, and no person
of tee will allow it to be mentioned with patience.
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nectd with that expedition. A stronger testimony cannot in-
deed be given to the merit of Si. Rossini* Wt invalua-
ble 111 is ton v, than the following circumstance, related in the
Antijacobin Ntagazine, for February 1803.." We have heard,
that General A.ndreossi has already called on his Ma'esty's Mi-
nister; to institute an ullicial-PPrsecution against Sir Robert
Wilson, for the publication of his account of the Expedition to
Egypt ; and that the Ministers have reject d the applica-
tion, wt the ground that he has written nothing but in the way
of historical dismission."
London, England, 1803-03-16

BIR rHs.

At Groton-house, on Thursday last, the Lady of loLrt
Pytches, Esq. M. P. of a daughter.
(in Sunday, in Gower-street, the Lady of John Sareat.t,
Esq. of a daughter.
Saturday, at his house in Bloomshruy•place, the Lady
John Woodstock, of a daughter.
London, England, 1803-03-16

On Monday next will bc published, the Second Editiu.i,
price 11. I Is. 64. in Bria!ds
ItN HISTORY of the BRITISH EXPEIII-
TION in TOYELT: To which 14 stilUninerl, a SKETCH
of um PRESEICiT STATE of that COUNTRY, and its
MEANS of DEFENCE 111.1stratill by Maps, and a Put-
trait of Sir R A Lill ARE RC RO M BY.
By Liout. Colonel Sir ROBERT WILSON.
Knight of the Imperial Military Orlcr of Maria Theresa.
Printed for T. Egerton, Military Library, Whitehall.
London, England, 1803-03-16

NUMBER 64.1

No. 149, OXFORD-STREET, OPPOSITE BOND-
STREET, and No. 44, ST. JAMES':-STR LET,
HODGES and Co. STOCK-BROKERS, re-
sprEtholly acquaint the Nobility and Public, that the
Tickets and Share. of the prexott Grand State Lottery are on
side, at their licensed Offices, in great variety, and at the luweit
prices.
In the late Lotteries the following Czpital Prizes were sold,
Phased, and regi‘rere4 at the ahoy.: Offices, viz.
Nu. 29,467, a Prize 0120,000 No. 2,681, a Prize of 10,000
15,705 20,000 :10,3.13 B,oo'l
12,660 20,000 28,528 5,000
24,7h7 10,000 13,960 5.000
7,121 10,000 36,030 5,000
Pl. P.. This Lottery will commence Drawing the 4th of next
Month, and contains four Prix."... 4 11.0,0001. ; throe of 10,000%
three of 5,0001. ; three of 2,0001. ; bye of 1,0001. ; and other
Priers, amounting to 522,0001