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London, England, 1803-02-23

BANI RESTRICTION BILL.

Lord PELHAM, on moving the Second Read-
ing of this Bill, stated his sentiments at large on the
• subje,% from the . adopdon a, the •measure in the
year 17117 to the present period. In answer to the
statements' made by a Noble Lord (Moira) in the
debate on the first Reading of this Bill, respeding
the course of Exchange, and the tendency of this
measure 'to keep the Exchange against us, his
Lordship argued at same length, and his observa-
tions tended to prove, that it has been gradually
turning in our favour,' even under the operation of
the restridion It had been seven and a half per cent.
andwas now reduced to two and a half,orabont t iree.
His Lordship nemt adverted to some fexprtsiions
which had fallen from the Noble Lord opposite
him, that the measure must have proceeded from
an application on the part of the Bank, or in conse-
quence of some accommodation offered to Govern-.
punt. He contended, that the Bank never made
any such application ; nor was Government aduated
by any motive, but that of keeping in our hands, at
the present moment, when bullion' was so scarce,
and the country had been drained of stich large sums
of money, a sufficient stock of cash to answer any
emergency. He concluded, by stating it to be en-
tirely a measure of pnrliamentbry
.Liord KING said, that strong reasons should be
given for adopting a Bill of such very great impor-
tance, and which so materially concerned the credit
land the ptoperty of the country. He had heard no
reasons on the subjed calculate,l to impress his mind
with a sense of the propriety or necessity of the mea-
sure, nor. could he feel satisfied with those assigned
by the Noble Secretary of State. Ms Lordship
then read an extract from the London Prix: Courrant,
which he observed was published twice a week, and
from which authority he stated the price of bullion
and course• of exchange from the year l7i:ro On
this subject his Lordship displayed a very consider-
able degree of knowledge, and drew this inference,
that the restridion of the Bank from paying in spe-
cie was found to operate on the course of exchange,
by comparing those periods when it issued specie
with those at which it did not. He next adverted
to the condud of the Bank Diredors, who had.cer-
tainly afted with great moderation and prudence,
notwithstanding Cie powers'whicli this Bill conferred
on them of multiplying notes ; but the same could
not be said in regard to the Bank of Ireland, whose
notes had increased to a most enormous • degree.
The consequence was this : that the course of ex-
change with I)uhlin was 15 and ; per cent. His
Lordship gave his most decided opposition to the
Bill.
The Earl of MOIRA said, that the arguments be
had made use of on a former day were not answered,
nor was his opinion on the subjel altered by any
thing advanced by the Nobl: i'ecretary of State.
London, England, 1803-02-23

NUMBER 401

VICTUALLING-OFFICE, 2 Is r Fut.; 180:3.
TtIE Commissioners for Vietualling Hit Majesty's
Navy, do hereby give Native, that on 31onday, the 14th March
pert, then will be rendy to reetiue Tenders in writing (sealed wp)
and trent I;ir Cie sitmilying of Sea-Provisions, Rant, ITd fresh Beef,
to 11;s 311jemp's Slips and ressrls at Yarmouth, in the County of
IV,nfoik, on separate Cnntrartsjor tareitv months re+ tain ; and jar-
Cie r, lint:: sir months telrtiing shalt be gireu ont either side for the
termiJiatitin if the suid Contrite's.

The condition"; el the Caitlin.:ls maµ be teen at the Secretary :s
Ol fire, at this Office, or ha applying to the Collector of His Majesty's
Ca; toms, nt l'aimanth aforesaid.

And all persais; who may think proper to make readers upon the
said Derision, ore desired to take notice, that no regard will be hid
to anti Tender in which the write shall not be inserted in words at
lenkth, or tkot shall nit he drlirera to the Board before one o'clock
on the :rad llanriay the 14th lf.irch nest; Nur aduirs4 the person
'rho makes the Trader, or snae person on his behaf, attends to
ar.rier t,has called far.
London, England, 1803-02-23

FaF.NCI-I LANGUAGE.

Tbii Dee is published, in One Valente aro, prte.! 6s. in Irtardt,
AGUIDE to the FRENCIi LANGUAGE,
es,recially devised for Persons who wish to study the
Fle.oents of that Language, without the aliiiitance of a
Teach er.

By J. J R. LE BRETHON,
Teacitor of Lango

This Book will be particularly trsef.ii to all young men in
houses, and other perwas w.sn e occupations d) not
allow thin to dedicate any particular partiem of ti:ne to the
ins,ratious of a teacher, and who wish to put to profit the ac-
rid ,ntal leisure hours which fall in Vatir %a-4y. By folluaing
the direclious that are contained in till:: Treatise, the learner
will receive as much information as he would receive from the
daily attendance of a prof.:sied teacher. It will prove au usf!-
ful auntant to all Teachlrs of the French language. Till
plainness with which the principles of that languag: are iaid
down in this Book, engages the ittentua of young peoale,
and retid.ls them inviisthly partial to that study. The Arst,
part, called " An Introduction to Fr n^h Grammar," has b4ea
repeatedly tried with chlldren from say. i to nine years of age,
wita a success that has ex.:ended the most sanguine expec-
tat ona of the parents.
Printed for T. Hurst, Paternoster-mw, London, and sold by
all the Sconksullers in the U s ted Kingd nu.
London, England, 1803-02-23

• FROM THB LONDON GAZETTE, Fs& 4'51.

BANKRUPTS.
Join Reddish, of Suttunl near Frodsham, °644"toWesis4l"
tactur to surrender March 10, 11, add April 5, it ,• at
the Pied Bull, Cie tar. Attorney, Mr. Lake, Chester.
Samuel /antes, of the parish of St. Philip and Jacob, Glou-
cester, and city of Bristol, pawnbinker, to surrender March 7,
and 8, and April' S, at ten, at the bouts of Jacob Riddle, the
White Hart Inn, in the Old Market, in the city of Bristol.
Attorney, Mr. ar/ranee, of the Old Market, Bristol.

DIVIDENDS.
March 29. John Hill, of Maidstone glass-seller, at eleven,
at the house of William Allen, the Dudley Arms Inn, in
Dudley.
April 2. Robert Carter, of Witham,.Essex, duen-draper, at
ten, at Guildhall, London.
March 15. Davit! Hopwood, of Uiiion-street, Marybone, gro-

cer, at ten, at GuUdititll.
March 15._. Joseph Gratnge, of Uxbridge, broker, at ten, at

_ _
March 19. Thomas Manson, of Tokenhouse-yard, merchant,
at ten, at Guildhall.
CERTIFICATES, MARCH 15.
Henry Penn, the younger, of Kidderminster, worsted and
woollen-yarn manufacturer.
John Russell, Edward Rusell, William Hartland, and Tho-
mas Williams, of Worcester, merchants.
Thomas Johnson, of Kiiclderminster, grocer.
Henry Barrowctough, ET Manchester, porter-dealer.
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FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE.

FROM THE FRENCH PAPERS.

PARIS, FEB. 16.

The Municipal Council of the City of Orleans, on
the proposition of Citizen Goes, a celebrated statu-
ary, have resolved to build a monument in that city
in honour of JEANNE d'Aitc, commonly called the
'.aid of Orleans. On the margin of the delibera-
tions, the First Consul has written the following
note

" Let it be known to Citizen CRIGNON.DESOR•
MEAUX, Mayor of Orleans, that this deliberation has
given me great pleasure.
" The illustrious JEANNE d'A ac has proved that
there is no prodigy which French genius may not
perform, in those circumstances where the national
independence is assailed.
" While united, the French nation has never been
vanquished ; but our neighbours, of a more crafty
and a more calculating disposition, taking advan-
tage of the openness and the frankness of our cha-
raaer, have constantly sown among us the seeds
of those dissentions, from which have sprung the
calamities of that period, and, indeed, all the disas•
ters which our history records.
Signed, Bo KAPAILTZ, First Consul..

Letters from Berne, of February 12, state, that
the Executive Government has received official in-
timation, that six hundred men of the 3d auxiliary
half brigade, lying at Corsica, have been embarked
for America ; the rest will .follow. The Govern-
ment made representations on this subjed to the
French Minister, as, according to old and even,
new treaties, no Swiss troops can be sent across the
sea. This embarkation will occasion a falling off
of the Helvetic auxiliary troops.
London, England, 1803-02-23

GRAND IMPERIAL STATE LOTTERY,

li,gins Dvivin: April Mil, .1303.
TICKETS and SHARES are now selling by
BRANSCOMB and Co.

No. 11, Holborn, ant: 37, Conga,

Where the First Priz2- of Thirty Thousand Pounds was sold in
one Half, one Quarter, one Eighth, and two Sixteenth..
And wherr likewise the &flowing Capitals hare been sulk!,
shared auJ reziaterecl, namely :
4 of 30,000 of 5,001
2 000
20 000
t_ _ _

it 10,000 46 1,000
Likewise the only 5,111001. Prize that ever was shared, be-
side, a great number of .'.41001. anti 1001. &c. ..tc. and by whom
the original Plan for %mowing the Shares, &c. was transmitted
go the Right Honourable L red North, which has iucreased the
prceit to the Public on Lotteries, since that time, to a very
great anyeent. Sehemes gratis, and every particular relatve
fo the present Lottery, may be had of Branscoati and Co.
Aro. 111 Holborn, and 37, Conlin!' .
Please ur observe the present Lottery has four 20,0001.
Prizes, likewise six Capitals fur every Day of Drawing—very
little more than two II anks to a Wiz., the lowest Prize 201
and the full Neu urr will be paid by davernmeut within two
Months attar drawing ; therefore an early porcine° is tecoin-
mende.l by the above Proprietors.
London, England, 1803-02-23

'FORGE JEREMY, Wholesale and Retail
LINEN-DR APER and FURNITURE-PRINTER, No.
sb and ;9, Solithampon-street, Covent-gandm, most respecd-
folly acquaints the Nobility, Gentry, and Public, that not-
sith.ta.nding his having lately established a Whoipeale and
also a Furniture Warehouse, he still carries on the Linen-
Drapery Trade in an adjoining Warehouse, which he is in-
duced thii, publicly so announce, to controvert a very general
Opinion that has prevailed to the contrary .—G. J. embraces
this opportunity, to make known to the Public, that- he has
twined connexions with Home and Foreign Manufacturers of
the first respedability, and thereby will be enabled to supply
Its Customers with Family Linen and other Linen-Drapery
Goods, by the Piece, at the Wholesale Prices, which will be also
retailed proportionably Cheap.—G. J. has *lately imported,
printed, and purchased a very compleat and extensive A.-sort-
meat of curious and useful Articlssi of Linen-Drapery, yard
and ell wide Chiota, and other fashionable Furnitures, for
which he solicits the Patronage of the Nobility, Gentry, and
Public, in order to promote the before-mentioned Plan ; and
G. J. makes no doubt, but the material advantage will be ea-
sily perceived by Families who become Wholesale Buyers
Southampton-street, Covent-garden.
N. B. All Patterns of Fara itures, Bordering% Chair-
Covers; &c. are Selea, and not to he had at any other Ware-
house in Loam.
London, England, 1803-02-23

TO PARENTS AND GUARDIANS.

NITANTED a Youru of genteel Address, as an
V Apprentice to a B r.k3rlkr of muw
write a gotat Hand, and nav". a knowledge, of Accounts.-Ap-
ply at Mr. Duumii, Gracechurch-sircet.
London, England, 1803-02-23

Thin Day is publish td, Prise 41. in liiur•i+,
A SUNIMARY ACCOUNT, and MILITA RY
CHARACrER of the different EUROPEAN ARMIES
e•sg.tgxt in the late WAR : with a Parallel of the Policy,
Loner, and Means of the atieieut Romans and Modern French.
Tanteated from the French.

Printed for T. Evrion, at the Miliniry Library, near
IVhachall.—Wherem4y to: had the above Work, in the origi-
nal French.
London, England, 1803-02-24

LAW INTELLIGENCE.

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•
"MG% BENCH, WESTMINSTER, JULT
13efore Led Et tis SC RUCG Hs and a Spec,al Jury.
THE KING V. KENNET.
'This 'Wan an indietment for perjury. It arose out*
of a transalficarbetween the Defendant and the pro-
secutor, who were of the sarne farnily. The latter
had sold the former a freehold, for a certain consi-
deration stated in the conveyance, but the Plaintiff
contended there was a verbal agreement, by which
the Defendant bound himself to pay R sutra beyond
what was contained in the deeds. He filed a Hal
'in Chance'ry to discover the CO, but the Defendant,
by his answer, absolutely denied the existence of
any such agreement. It-was upon such denial the
penury was assip,-ned.
Lt support of the prosecution, it became neces-
,sary to compare the bill .and answer with the re-
e,)rd,-when it appeared they had been taken from
the office copies, and consequently that the indict-
mentcontained the usualabbreviationsadopted by the
ChanceryCopying-Clerks instead of being written in
words at full length. The first objection was to the
word " answer"-:-.it was written " answr"—this was
considered, howevers-as ident :mans, and the objec-
tion WAS over-ruled. The neat was to the lerers
" Esq." for " Esquire!' Nosketch of the imagina-
tion-could make Esq. sound like Esquire. The ob-
jection was therefore deemed too formidable-to be
got over, and -the Defendant was acquitted.
London, England, 1803-02-24

INVINCIBLE BTANDARP.

The dispute which has arisen respealng the per-
son to whom the honour is due of haiing taben this
proud .trophy from the enemy, seems to be very sa-
tisfadorily decided by the following extra&, from
Capt. Walsh's Journal of the late Campaign in
Egypt :-
-“"A standard, covered with the military erploits
of the corps to which it belonged .(accortling to Ge-
neral lteynier. a battalion of the 21,st demi-brigade);
fell into the hands Of the Minorca or Queen's German
Regiment. It was ufen by a piii-ate, named Anthony
Lutz, for which he received a certificate from the
Adjutant-general, and the sum of twenty dollars.
This man, never having learned to write orread, was
incapable.of being made a sergeant, to which post he
would otherwise have been.advanced. In the early
part of the action, a standard'had bees wrested from
the French by the '42d Regiment. .which was, how-
ever, unfortunately 'retaken from them." P. 101.

. _
A letter from Madras says, " Thl celebrated
GEtpacE THOMAS, -ahole military exploits have at-
tracted the ncnice•cf, and of late years been a terror
to the native,povmrs in .the We,t of India, died on
the 25th of Argust, on ix)ard his pinnace at this
station (Berhampore). He was on his way to Cal-
cutta, and died of a bilious fiver, of only three
days duration. He stood upwards of six feet high,
was proportionably well made,,and about 42 years
of age. He was a native if Irelnd, and had
been to India about twenty- ix years. He died
.worth 2.vv.st sum of money, having loft his Lady
about• 60001. per antaani.!'
•

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London, England, 1803-04-26

"'emus."
Letters from Bnmbay state the China export

markets as uncommonly high, particularly for nan-
keens ; which was at the rate of 120 dollars per
100 pieces ; the Chinese had colleeted considerable
quantities of very excellent cotton in their Southern
Provinces, on which account cotton was in little or
no demand.—Borany Gazette, 27th Odober, 1802.
It is not in our power to give any well-founded
opinion on the probable issue of the important events
that may be soon expedcd, as the result of the pre-
sent critical situation of Mahratta affairs, we may
be allowed briefly to remark that the two hostile
chieftains, Scindcah and Holkar, seem at this mo-
ment ina Rive ; hut in Poonah it is thought a despe-
rate conflid will soon take place. Poma looks with
great anxiety to the issue of the supposed pending
aftion.
Some merchants who have left the city, state that
heavy contributions are now exalting, so great is
the call of government for money.--Ibid.

BOMBAY GAZETTE, Nov. 3, 1802.

roortAH.

Accounts have been received hove, that early on
the morning of Sunday, 214 Oitober, a general at-
• tack was made by Holkar, which was well sustained
by Scindeah's infantry, who at length giving way
to the battalions under Colonel Harding, decided
the fate of the day. A general confusion ensued
in the army of Scindeah, and it is said upwards of
3000 men fell in the action ; the guns, baggage, Ste.
fell into Holkar's hands. Capt. Dawes, com-
mander of Scindeah's infantry, 1.211 in the execu-
tion of his duty ; and Colonel I-I:irding also, in the
moment of viitory, to which his conduit had greatly
contributed, received a cannon shot in the shoul-
der, which was mortal. Holkar's loss is about
1000. As this severe conflict took place within a
short distance of the city, the general
and affright is not easily conceived.

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Government is in treaty for the purchase of the
ground on which the Naval Hospital stands at
Painington, near Torbay.
Resistance to the impress service has again dis-
played itself at Sunderland and the parts adjacew.,
where huge mobs hal,. colloaed.
London, England, 1803-04-26

EAST INDIA INTELLIGENCE.

CIVIL ArroiN INIFN'r;
CALCUTTA, Nr',V. 8,180 e.
Pi,ter Spt-Ite, Ey. &pis,. 11i-oiler :he &..rd of Trade.
John Tarim, Esq. Seec.ild Ntember, ditto.
W A. I.datonstosto. Eisq. Tbird Nleuaber, ditto.
J. N. S.!aly, Su sal:l,las, . •
Robert Rieltardion,rmt. First Assistant to import Warehouse.

Chatlva Becher, Erg. :lead Aisibtant tO Export Warehouse-
ks.per.
Charles Sayley,Esq. Head ANsistant to CommerciAl Re:ident,
page a.
John Tayler; Esq. Second ft:lard of Trade, to
14: E .k.nt Warehouse-keeper.
It Appears that the regulations relative to private
trade had been received by the Governor-General,
as a copy of the regulations was published at Fort
William, 18th Nov. 1802, in which only three ships

that were taken up for the expedition to the Red
Sea arc allowed to return to Europe, on terms agree-
able to these regulations.
IMPORTANT NAUTICAL INFORMATION.
Extra, of a Lemer from 11:e Comment/in: o.feer et the
Molurcar, to the Governor-Genuul is Gowned, dated
Aug. t 9, 180'2..

"The ship Banzalore, Capt. Lynch, was wrecked
last May, on an unknown shoal, in lat. 7. 38. south,
long. 120. 45. east, about 11 or 12 leagues to the
northward cf the island of Mangeray. This shoal
was laid down in old Dutch charts, but has been
left out for some years past.

" His Majesty's armed brigs Anthoy»a and Mongowe
arrived here on the 1 eth Nov. from China ; they
experienced very boisterous weather, which obliged
them to cross over from the coast of Cochin China,
to the Straits of Balibce, and through the Solo Sea.
They discovered a small island, and shoal of rocks
and sand not laid down in any of our charts.

"Observations of the iinsboyna,lat. 7. 52. N. long.
113. 7. E. Observations of the Monzoose,lat. 7. 51.
N. long. 11.3. E."
CALCUTTA, Nov. 22, 1802.

Account of a ledge of rocks, discovered by his Ma-
jesty's ship As rogant, the Dover Castle, Asia, and Ad-
Ra;tsier, in company, 23d Jan. 1 8012 :—" Four
hours min. P. M. saw the appearance of breakers,
bearing N. N. W. distant about half a mile ;
brought to, and sent a boat to examine them, which
returned at half-past six. Having found a ledge of
coral rocks, with only six feet water on them, ex-
tending a quarter of a mile N. E. and S. W. the
soundings round them two and half, five, eight, and
twelve fathoms, at a cable's length, and twenty-five
at about a quarter of a mile distant, latitude 5. it
S. longitude 113. 0. E. per Chronometer. The
above situations may be depended on, as the time-
keepers of all the ships agreed, and the island
of Lubeck was seen at noon from the Asia': mast-
head, bearing S. S. W. ; and we made the island of
Salumbo next morning, our run to which agreed
very well with the above longitude. The reef is not
laid down in any chart, and being in the track of
ships going through the Java seas, makes it very dan-
London, England, 1803-04-26

Next 11.fruir.h will he publishes', in two large Volumes Oeta^o,
illustrated with an Engraving of a Nymphetim, or Csbiric
Grotto, copied from au ancient Brazen Plate dug up in the
Cat*,lls the Rarberini Palace at Rome.
A DISSERTATION on the MYSTERIES of
the CARIRI, or the Great Gods of Samothrace, Troav,
Crete, Italy, Egypt, and Phenicia; being an Attempt to chew
that the several Orgies of Bacchus, Ceres, Mithras, Isis, Adonis,
an;! Cybele, were (minden upon an Union of the Commemora-
tive Rites of the Deluge with the adoration of the Host of
Heaven.
By GEORGE STANLEY FABER, A. M.
Fellow of Lincoln College, Oxford.
Printed for F. and C. Rivington, No. 62, St. Paul's Church-
yard.
This day is published, on •,.;,s. 6d
REMARKS on the late WAR in ST.
AtDO-
MINGO; with Observations on the relative Situations of
Jamaica, and other i:iteresting Subjects,
Be COLONEL. CHALMERS,
Lite Inspector Gmteral of Colonial Troops in St. Domingo.
Printed for F C. Rivington, St. Paul's Churls-yard;
and J. Hsttliard, Piccadilly.

This day is puhlkhed, price io foolscap, Oro.
CHRISTIANITY, the FRIEND of MAN,
By .1. G. DURHAM, A. B.
Of Corpti-Christi College, Cambridge.
Printed for the Author, and sold by J. Hatchard, No. 190,
Piccadilly; Mathews, Strand ; Deighton and Flower, Cam-
broigo ; Meggy and Chalk, Chelnuford ; and Tyler, Brent-
wood,

'ABBE DE ROUFIGNY, Professor of the
BA French Language in the Classical and Commercial
School lately establialkst, No. 13, Paterneeter-Rowi begs leave
to inform hi, Friends and the Public, that he has prepared at
hi, Residence, No. 17, Castle-street, Holborn, accommodations
for six Young Gentlemen, and has now three vacancies. The
schuol in Paternoster-Kw*, in which the Boarders of the Abbe
are educated, commences at Nine in the Morning, and conti-
nues open till Thiel', during which time, French, English,
Classics, Writing, Antitmetic, and Itook•keeping, are succes-
sively taught br thred diterent Masters.
. -..410,
This Day Day is ptthledbild, in Two Volumes Octavo, illustrated
with Tinted View, by Aiken, clarions Wood Cuts, and se-
lect Specimens of Welsh Music, price Ode Guinea in boards,
ATOUR ROUND NOR TIO WALES, made
during the Summer of 1798 : Csntairting not only the
Description rid local History of the Coativi, but also a Sketch
lof the History of the elsh Bards •' an EssW on the Language;
Observations on the uers and Camas ; and the Habitats
of more than 400 of. more rare Nativi• Plants; intended as
a Gaile to future Toarists and forming the completest Ac-
CMlllt of that romantic Country of ati*Thing hitherto pub-
lished.
By the Rev. W. BINGLEY, B.A. F.L.S.
Of St. Peter's College, Cambridge.
!told by E. Williams, Bookseller to the Duke and Duchtis of
York, No. 11, Strand ;J. Des ton, Cambridge; and the
principal Booksellers in the Kingdom.
London, England, 1803-04-26

TUESDAY, A

TO THE RELIGIOUS WORLD.
THE Rev. JOHN EVANS has just published
an EIGHTH EDITION of hi. SKETCH of the DE-
NOMIN O.TIONS into which the CHRISTIAN WORLD is
DIVIDED, with numerous Improvements, ♦iz.
1. The Lives of the Founder.; of the Principal Sects.
2. A Table, shewing at one View their Origin and Opi-
nions.

3. An entire New Plate, engraved in the first Still of Ele
gance, by Hopwood; comprising 60, H •.ids from original
Drawings, &c. &c.
The Edition in octavo, printed on fine wove paper, hot-
pressed, with Proof Impressions of the Portraits, price 7s. extra
boanls ; and the small partsr, Ss. 6d Imola.

Printed for B. Crosby and Co., Stationer'-court, Paternoster.

Where may be had, just published,
Crosby's Flegant Preceptor, or an introduction to the Know-
lorlge of the World; consisting of Instruction in Morallts,
Useful and Ornamental Accomplishments 3:c. Printed on
fine wove paper, and embellished with a beautiful plate,
price Is.
London, England, 1803-06-14

LAM' INTEL!.ICENCE.

COURT OF RING'. BENCH, ji•NE
►SELJI, gar lame V. nonr.k.:. AND ATLLE
This case arose out of a statute cf Queen Eliza•
beth, which enit6ts, that if any person obtains a
fraudulent judgment to delay creditors of their just
debts, he or they shall forfeit double the amount
of the judgment so recovered. The cause was tried
some time back, and on the trial the following fats
were- in evidence: 'I hat a person of the name of
Norton rented a public house of Aleut and Co.
brewers, and was indebted to them for rent and
beer. He was also indebted at the same time to
the Defendants, who were his distillers. The lat-
ter arrested him ; and while he was in custody at
their suit, Messrs. Meux and Co. got from him an
assig iment of l:is property in trust to pay their debt,
having previously entered a distress for the rent.
In order to prevent the Plaintiffs from running
away • with the whole of his etreds, the Defendants
persuaded him to confess a judgment to them for
5001. in trust to divide the produce of his effefls
among all his creditors, giving Meuz only his pro-
perty. This judgment was accordingly sinned, and
execution issued thereon.- Messrs.Meux, the Plaintiffs,
considering this as fraudulent against them, and as
intendentiy to defeat their debt, brought an action
on the statute, as for a fraudulent judgment, is
which action they recove:ed. Mr Gass, -last term,
moved to set aside the verdict, and it was argued
this day ; Mr. ERSKINE for the Plaintiffs, and Itft.
G,nas for the Defendants. Nearly the whole morn-
ing was occupied in this cause. At length, after
some consideration, Lord ELI nrsoßoucm declared.
that though itrnight delay the Messrs. Meux in their
debt, yet it did not come within the jurisdiction of
the Act, because it did not seem that there was any
fraud in the transaction. The other Judges con-
curring, a new trial was directed ; but ti,e parties
agreed to proceed no further, each paying their owl
costs.

The Kent Supplementary Militia are not to form
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West regimer.ts, according to the number raised by
each division of the county.
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],'Oise) and nuinard, were successively heard. Each
of these anditois supported all the dispositions of
the projet ; they professed to prove, that the unity of
the Dank would tend to red.;:e the ituvrest of mo-
sey to a more moderate rite, to prevttit stock-job-
bing speculations, and give a greater value to the
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vote, and adopted by a majorit of 4:: ag.itast 21.
The Sitting adjourned till to-morrow.

DUTCH MAIL.

ROTTLIIDAYI, APRIL 15.

The most recent accounts imin Eng:and leave
os the ectior!Jok reflection, that war is inevita.
ble ! those just received from France give us room
to hope that the possibi:ity, if not the proba'aility,
of an accommodation still remains; for although'
nothing with certainty is known cf the issue of Gen.
Duroc's mission to the Court of Berlin, report
pretty strongly states, t..‘tat his Majesty is anxious
to guard Enrope from being again drenched in
blood ; and if the Prussian Monarch should resolve
to ad with stria impartiality between the Powers
at variance, which no doubt he will, there is
little fear but Lis great inSuenct will produce •the
happiest effils,igisled, as in that case it will be,
by the co-operation of the Emperor Alexander.
If England has not espoused the cause of the
American:, the French apparently will not want
employment los their military and naval forces, al-
though no war with England should take place :
Louisiana and St. Doir.illgo will afford ample scope
for the exertion of political t dents and of
.military
skill and infuriate valour. Bat as the French troops
at Ilelvoet, destined for the Mississippi, have been
recently inbemb-:-Ice.:!, is more than probable, that
the cesvolt of th it countri to Fiaace forms one of
the objets of contention. England, in all probabi-
lity, has seized this occasion, the more etfeftually to
/iral the etosing •vounds between her and America :
diseinharkatinti of these troops, therefore, may
perhaps he considered as the omen in returning
Food undeotanding ; for, in the contrary case, it
is not to he supposed that the Fiench would aban-
don the enterpnie, especially as they have had time
enough to sail without molestation.
As yet, however, the hostile preparations have
not been slackened in either country : French troops
are pouring into ail our fortified frontier cities, and
into Zealand ; and in Italy there is much said of
an attack on Malta, with the- cc'nnivance of the
Xing of Naples. This state of swoence has every.
vrti:re the most prejudicial effects on commerce, as
well in France and FAgland as in this Repub:ic.
London, England, 1803-06-13


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Ctßorie' 'BAGWELL *id, Ite had received :4e
letter from the riry 'of Cork, inform* him, am
the merchants of that place, with a degree of sesl,
loyalty, and patriseism, which did them honor, bad
had a meeting, and had voted a very considerable
sum of money for the purpose of raising seamen.
f ?fear, bra. !) The seamen to be thus raised were
to be dehvereil ever to the commanding officer near-
est that place.
The Etohequer Bills' defelt Bill was read a third
time, and passed.
The Irish Ship Proteetion Bill was read a second
time, and committed for Monday.
Adjenrned till Monday.
London, England, 1803-06-13

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tual preventative. Their authority in the state was '
delegated to them by a superior power, for pur-
poses supposed at the time to be wise and proper;
bat the case was altered when it was seen that
these purposes we►c defeated, either by the negli-
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and abuses were in some measure organized in
Nottingham. There had been a sort of perma-
nent tribunal sitting there for some years, srtperin•
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cant phrase of sending Punch to visit the person
whom they c lisidered as adverse to them. If a
man was obnoxious to this tribunal, they threatened
to send ram:b to him, and the effeet of this was,
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the inhabitants could be considered as secure. Be-
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to have Wee killed; again,t this there was no re-
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Magistrates to bestow. The recommendation of the
Committee resulted from these known fails; and
t:w questipn was, whether things should be suffered
to reraata so ? The observation, that the country
Magistrates might have no more power than those
of Cu: town, he did not think could carry any force,
because thy had not been yet tried; and he con-
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from them, particularly as thly would be enabled
on any occasion, to employ the pew comita:ur.
Mr. FOX explained, that much of what he said
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(;entlenian ('ttr. Pierrepoint), whose language was
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the Nlagistrues.
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preposel seas evidently necessary, as the power of
the Magistrates of the town was extremely limited,
and the rioters mad►, by lnly removing a few paces,
gt t out of their junsdiilion.
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being brought in, should be printed, to give time
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SADLER'. WEI.LS.
tlnchq the Patronage of
HIS ROYAL HIGHNESS THE DUKE OF CLARENCE
'PHIS PRESENT SATURDAY, June 25, the
A. favourite Serio-Comm Pantomime, caged,

PHILIP QUARLL.

The favotnite Barletta Speftacle, called
EDWARD AND SUSAN.
In the Piece Mr. Townsend will Ring the popular Song of
MAMMOTH AND 3:INAPARTE.
Slits Dennet will sing a favourite Ballad, accompanied by the
Harp.
The PATAGONIAN SAMPSON wia also perform; and the
Entertainments will conclude with a New C 41111.; Paean.
mime,
GOODY TWO SHOES;
or,
HARLr.QI7IN AL.ABASTER:
The Proprietors resPeetfully inform the Public, hat being
determined to accommodate them with Wine, perf,Ctly fres,
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Raze% de.—PA, 250—Gallery, ls.
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almost a voilat since in ~erfea Lade
and good order.
The Right don. the Lords Commissioners of the
Admiralty-have been plased to appoint the Itev, C.
Iffidwood, A. 13. late of Exeter College, Oxford,
and Chaplain to the Right lion. the Earl St. Vin-
cent, to he Chaplain to the San iref, of 112 guns,
Capt. Spicer, now fitting for sea in Hanioaze.
PORT:4:4OI:TH, APR! I. 26.
His Majesty's ship Camilla, of 2u guns, Captain
Tay_lor,_has made signal for sailing : She is bound
to Newfoundland.
Remain at Spithead, his Majesty's ships as per
List, with the lion. East India Company's ships
Earl Borer and Lord Caiderragh; and at St. Helen's,
his Maje:,ty's ship .Irokion, and Pigmy cutter.—Wind
west, Llows fresh.

Dovrit, APRIL 26.
Arrived the Pnistnn Pedant passage vessel, Capt.
Sept, itli Sir J. Gallway, Mr. David, Mr. 1' r.
tier, and a few other passengers ; and La FIAT
packet, Captain Margolie, with the trail, Major
M‘Malion, Captain Han:ry, I.ieut. Coll, Walter
Kerr, F sq. and Thomas Pratt, Esq.
Sailed for Calais, the Venus passage vessel, Capt.
Sharp, with Mr. Green and tamily, .vlr. Boyce, Mr.
Pilcher, Mr. Farrell, Mr. Lucking, and a great
number of other passengers.
No messengers arrived since yesterday.
LIVERPOOL, APRIL .1.5.
Arrived the Ma lower, Sharratt, from Leghorn
and Hoylake ; P9/.0.y, Webb, from New York; and
Currier, Folder, from Messina.
The Duke of Kent, Parry, from Liverpool to the
West.-Indies, is lost at Sligo.—The games, —,
tiont Boston to this port, has put into Swansea.

LLOYD'S LIST.
The Duke of Kent, Parry, from Liverpool to the Wet 4
lodic:, is lost at Sligo, crew saved.
The Reliance, Wiwi, from Nulietzttla for Jamaica, is last
near BAC

ARRtvED.

ORF.aithotime—Tbe Ma'liana, Can, frmnSierti Leone.
At linuol—Singroo, Ethernoge, from St. Vincent's; and
Fortune, Gotifr.i, form Tentriff.:.
At Haylalce--Moont Searor ; .Minerva, Blinn ; and
Carrier; Folder, from MAriiia.
At Liverpool--Karry, Scott, from St. Michaßs, and
Webb, thou New York.
At Cl..4:—BAsey, Yooiett, from Virginia.
At TerterilLt--Minerva, Thompson; Gratitude, Scott; and
Robert, R-Iniont: from London.
At Made rt—Trident, Neale; Renkers, Soper; Nelson,
Lemon,; Duke. of &anti, Bogle; and Crescent, &sibyls's,
from London.
At Antigus—l.;elitfoot, Watson, from Liverpool.
At T Millett, Irons Loudon.
At Let;lsoro-.1.4.1., A,uo, Miutiu ; Aid, —; and
Howe, M.Ju.in, trout London.
At Geisha—C.4w •It Clarlotte, ----., from Liverpool.
At Najoes—l'oniumt, —, from ditto.