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London, England, 1803-03-16

FROM THE LONDON GAZETTE, MAnciils.

BANKRUPTS. •
Daniel Raticer, of Winchcombe, Gloucester, strap-boiler,
March 28, 29, at five, and April 26, at ten, at the Plough In::,
Cheltenhain. Attornics, Thomas Williams, Winchcornbs
or Messrs. Edmunds and Sun, Lincaln's-hin.
William Morphew, of Rotherrield, Sussex, dealer in corn,
March 19, 26, and April 26, at one, at Guildhall. Atturnies,
Messrs. WilSon and Broad, Southwark.
John Birker, of Field Head, woutimonger, March 24, 2:eb
and April 26, at eleven, at the Grapes, Carlisle. Attorniess
Mr. Clennell, Staples-inn, London ; or to Mr. Saul, Carlisle.
Thorna.s Hunt, of Leather-lane, Holborh, hardwareman,
March 25, and April 2, 26, at eleven, at Guildhall. Attor-
ney, Mr. Fitzgerald, Goodulan's-Fi,lds.
. William Simpson, of Clement's-lane, London, merchant,
Marsh 29, 130, and April 26, at tan, Guildhall. Attornies,
Messrs.%Vatlecon, Barlow, and Grosvenor, Aug:Jr-Fran.
James Gavern Nicol, of Gablonith-row, liack-ney-road,
bricklayer, March 25, 26, at elecen, and April 26, at ten, at
Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Ashfield,lligh-street, Shadwell.
Thomas Ballanger, of Tiverton, Dzvon, innhOder, Ma ch •
130, 31, 2nd April 26, at five, at the Globe Tavern, Exeter.
Attbrntes, Messrs. Batten and Ansti.e, London; or to Mt.
Warren, Exeter.
Jos,•ph Shepard, Bristol, }racier, MarA 17, 31, and April
26, at eleven, at.the Rummer Tavern, griitul. Attorney, Mr.
Stephens, Bristol.
Herbert Bourne, Saint James's-street, Westminster, silk=
mercer, March 26, 29, and A:iril 26, at ten, at Guildhall.
Attorney, Mr. Senior, Charles-stre44, Covent garden.

DIVIDENDS.
April 23. John Underwood, Gr:at Marlborough-street, apo-

thecary, at Guildhall. at eleven.
April 11. Edthund Haworth, John Haworth, and Jonathan
Havro-h, Hampstead, callicu-printers, at the Paidgewatcr-
arms, Manchest.g, at three.
April 26. Charles Cowlishaw, of Asliborne, Derby, grocer
at Guildhall, at one.
May 7. Geole Elliott and George Pickard, Woad-street,
Cheap-id... velvet ribbon mar tilafturre., at Guildhall, at one.
April 19 'Thomas Mitchell, of Hatton-eaurt, Thread-
needle-street, merchant, at Guildhall, at one.
April 26. John Whitely, late of Bankside, Saint Sa.;
viour's, Southwark, colour manufaCturer, at Guildhall, at
ten.
April 5. John Hill, of Maid;tone, Kent, glass-seller, at
the Dudley's-Arms Inn, Dudley, at eleven. •
April 11. James Wild, Lite of .Hul.na-place, MsnchesL

ter, common-brewe-, at the Star Inn, Maneluster, at four.
April 19. James Askew Leach, of Jewry-street, Aidgate,
wine and brandy merchant, at Guildhall, at ten.
April 7. John ilarnt,sley and Joseph Smith, Lite of St.
John in licdvrodine, Worcestershire, morocco shoe-manu-
faßurers, at the Swan Inn, St. Jahn In Bedwardine, at ten,
April 7. Thomas Bottomley, of Liverpool, linen-tiriiperf
at the Globe Tavern, John street, Liver2ool, at one.
CERTIFICATE.
Joseph Midkift; of Liverpool, merchant.
London, England, 1803-03-16

ARRESTS.

The Route resolved itself into a Committco on
this Bill; when Lord RAwooN proposed several
Amendments, and Lord ELLEN BOROUGH introduced
sever.il new Clauses.
Lord RAWDON said, he meant to move to have
the Bill printed with the amendments, and to move
its being recommitted when the Judges should re-
turn from the circuits.
LORD CHANCELLOR promised his as-
sistance, when the Bill should be recommitted.

Adjourned at Half-past Six o'Clock.

HOUSE OF COMMONS.
TUESDAY, MARCH 15.

A Person from the StampOffiee presented, par-
suar.t to an Order made yesterday, an account of
the sums received from the Lottery, from the sth
of January 1802, to the corresponding day in Jan.
1803; togethcr with the surplos-money in the hands
of the Receiver-General of the S;arnp
Ordered to lie on the table.
London, England, 1803-03-29

FORSYTH ON TREES—OCTAVO EDITION.
This day is published, a Now Edition, with Thirteen Folding
P.ates, pike 12s. beard:,
A TREATISE on the CULTURF: and MA-
NAGEMEN I' of FRUIT-TREES, in si :licit a New
Metiv 4 of Pruning aid Training is fully closi-I,ovii.
To which is addrel, a new and improved Edition of
ORSERNATIONS on the DISEASES, DEFECTS, and
INJURIES, in all Kinds of FRUIT and FOREST TREES;
with an Acfount of a particular Method of Cure. Pub!ished
b' Order of Government.
By WILLIAM FORSYTH, F.A.S. and FS A
Gadcner to hi: Majesty at Kensington and St. James's, Mem-
ber of the Economical Soeiety at St. Petersburg's, de. &c.
Printed for T. N Longman and 0. Rees Paternoster-row;
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London, England, 1803-03-29

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GIBRAL7I4R; MAicii $.
(Ettraa of a Letter.)
" The .day before *esterday his Majesty's sloop
*Wen:, Captain Coilititt, arrived from Malta, in
twenty-one days. On the 24th ult. she fell in with
the Dasber sloop of war and Abundance store.ship,
on their way to Malta ; and on the same day she
met two French frigat..; and a lugger steering to-
wards the coast of Barbary. The Biskra brings or-
ders for the Greyhound, sailing to England, to be
Paid PIE The Rosario sailed for England on the
morning of the Ist instant.
" On the same day the `.2d battalion of Royals
was reviewed. General Castanez,'llte Commander
in Chief of the Spanish forces in th:s neighbour-
hood, having expressed his wish to be present, his
Itoyal Highness the Governor embraced the op-
portunity of shewing a flattering and highly grati-
fying mark of respeCt to the Spanish (.eneral, by
taking the command of his own regiment, as Colo-
nel, on the occasion, marching past at their head,
and saluting General Castanez, whom he presented
with a return of the regiment,_ at the same time pay-
ing nim all the honours usually shewn to a review-
ii.g
" After the review, General Castanet', and the
Officers of the Royals, dined with his Royal High-
ness at I lead-quarters.
fhe /Jahr, of 74 guns, Capt. Skipsey, arrived
this morning from Malta, in eleven days. The
Dotinegal, Sir Richard Strachan, had arrived at
Malta beforithe ear sailed. Sir Richard Bicker-
ton and hislquadroa were all well. No ves,el had
arrived at Malta from Egypt since the Lowdoe
port. The Hedor p:ocee,i, to England the first fair
wind; Captain Collis, of the ;kith regiment, and
Lieut. Lyons, of the 20th regiment, ale passen:ers
on board from Malta.
" Two Dutch line of battle ships arrived at
'Cat the day before yesterday. •
We are happy to learn from Malta, that there
is every appearance of our keeping the island-, We
know from thence now, that the Donnsgal carried
. no orders for the evacuation, as we apprehended.
Sir Thcrnas Dyer arrived here tc-day from
England, on a visit to his Royal Highness."
London, England, 1803-03-29

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yEal AT pitAlCii.
The ref emotion of insitusets so earnestly pursued
at liume, at present, evert occupies the attention of
every class of Jews at Jamaica, insomuch, that the
very impure of that class eagerly become reformers,
timgetting how lately they lave aggressed against
the moral law of Closes, as the Mowing extraas
from the Jamaica Paper will curiously sliew:—
Kragoon, Dec. 2, 1802.
64 We .are authorised to mention, that un Wed-
neAlay night last, a full vestry was held at the syna-
gogue of the English and German Jews, when the
following resolution being moved, it was, agreed to
unanimously, viz.—. 'that every person a member
of the congregation, who should trespass on the laws
of God, by keeping their shop or store open, or
should ride, drive, IT gamble on the Sabbath, or
should un that day, or un holiday, be guilty of the
above, Or send out a,Negroessell goods, the
same shall be excumniuoicated from the congrega-
tion for ever."
" The following elegant epistle we have received
in answer to the paragraph inserted in yesterday's
Paper, which we insert verbatim
ersrtests::4, Kinston, Dcc. 3, 180'2.
" Having observed the resolution of a vestry of
the English and German Jews synagogue, published
in your Paper this morning, where it mentioned all
those belonging to the society that open their stores,
shops, send Negroes out to sell goods, or seen gamb-
ling on the Sabbath-day, shall be excommunicated
the society fur ever ; 1 must here observe, had the
agitators not Unlined to mention signing bills of ex-
change, receiving cash for them, eirclusilre of the
premium, I should then have thought that they in-
cltnle,l themselves in the decree ; but as they have
not mentione,t that, I new conclude they' mean all
the society, themselves excepted. " A Xii.M IL 2.."
London, England, 1803-05-24

LON 1)0N,
TUESDAY, MAY 44.

We are aware that our Readers have been looking
anxiously forward to the debate which was fixed for
yesterday in the House of Commons, upon the sub-
jet of the negotiation and rupture with France.
.We feel, therefore, no small regret at the disappoint-
ment which they must suffer, when they shall open
this paper and find it without any report of the dis-
cussion which took pl.tce in that House. In this
tetra, however, they are sufferers in common
with the readers of c• :cry other paper ; but as we
owe some explanation to the Public upor..l
dinar,- an event, and in justification of the
ter of this Paper for diligence, we consider our-
selves called upon to state the foiloWiug particulars.
L. has been hitherto the custom to opcn the outer
doors of the House of Commons, so early as ;en
o'clock in the mooning. The Gentlemen who an:
employed to report the debates hi the public prints,
had thus an opportunity of gaining an early ad-
, mittance into the House, and placing them'clves
:tart the door of the gallery allotted for the recep-
tion of grangers, before the crowd of people, at-
traaed by idle cutiosity upon any extraordinary
occasion, began to accumulate. This was not a
•ery accommodating arrangement, but it was not-.
withstancliaza ccr.sidcred a favour, as by due dill: •
genre every such person had a fair chance of gain:
vlng admission into the gallery. This custom was,
however, by an order of the Speaker, yesterday de.
a-ted from, and a new regal ition substituted, by
which the outer doors to the gallery, for the accom-
modation of strangers in general, were not opened
until three o'clock in the afternoon. The result of
this was a constantly accumulating crowd at the
enter doors, a tout of constables, riot and confu-
sion. Those, Mho came as heretofore at an early
hour, far from deriving any profit from their dili-
gence, became exhausted in the course of six or
seven hours pressure and contest with the crowd,
and were obliged to retire, faint, and totally incom-
ptent to the task which they came to perform. This
was not all • several persons had contrived, under
pretence of attending committees, &e. to procure
admiitance into the interior of the place,. by which
atens they were enabled to fill the gallery', the
only: place of accommodation for
_strangers, and
containing not more than 130 persons, before the
Most athletic and powerful of those, who had been
waiting patiently gall day on the Oiltside, could
COMP into contest with them. When the immense
importance of the debate in question is considered,
when the inunense interest which it excited is con-

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when the Ile fliiitive Treaty was signed, tliat it was at
the present moment. Ile took notice of what had
fallen from a Noble Earl, that instr.ad of a peace
ter the last two years, we had only an armed truce,
or a.tthzr truce. He had said in that
Houses ever and rver again, that it could only end
in war, as it had now done. With regard to the
motion of Amendment, that would lead to a renewal
of the system of procrastination and concession, and
ti in,t, if adopted, and in the recommencement of
liostilities, but. under mach greater disadvantages
thin we are now liable tu. 1k would therefore ad-
vise their proceeding without fiuther hesitation; and
be hoped it would be a-war that showed that this
country felt and was determined to prove itself what
it ought to be, superior to the French Republic.—
.t war not carried on by any of the hacknied expe-
dients resorted to in feu ter wars, but a determined
effort to preserve our independence, chastise the in-
o4dence of our enemy, and put an end to that course
of arrogance, oppression, and injury uniformly
siunifestcd towards this country by the First Consul
ever since the signature of the Definitive Treaty.
Lord DAR\LEY, in a short speech, by reading
as extradfrom the papers, said, that the papers fully
;notified the impatience which he had tint ac than
once expressed in that House, at the protralted and
tedious length of the negotiation, which he rejoiced
to and-was at length put an end to.
Lord GWYDIR begged pardon for rising at that
late hour, but ectild not but wish the Noble Lord
could be prevailed on to withdraw his Amendment,
as unanimity on such an occasion would be of the
utmost importance. His Lordship warmly sup-
pored the Address as originally moved.
The question was then put. that all the words,
after the words a in obedience to his Nlajest)'s com-
mand," stand put of the motion.
Contents 142 Not contents 10
Earl FITZWILLIAM gave notice of a motion
on Thursday.
Lord PELHAM wished the Noble Earl to state
the objed of his intended motion, that he might
previously lay the papers that might be necessary
respeding them on the table in time.
Lad lIIZWILLIAM could not yet give his
Lordship the satisf.idion that he required.
The Order fur ate Chandos Peerage was adjourned
till Thursday %val.—Adjourned at half past twelve.

THFATRE-AZOTAL, HATMAR KAT.
TIIIS SIikNING will be ine..znteil
THE MOUN'TAINEERS.
Octoivi, Nir. Mown ;let, Mr. I. Palmer; Klimal.
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Malec, Mr. Awls, ; Gawm,!: Smith: Ftwila tilt. Winthevra,.
Nils. T. Win:KIWI ; liuraattlae, Mrs. Goodal. ; Agues,
MIL Atia.uo.
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Silly Shamrock, Mr* Atkins.'
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THE VILLAGE LAWYER.
To-fflonw, Tile ikir at law, with My Gratidmwther.
On Friday will br prrsiurt.d i Nrw Cuinic Pircr, in Two
Ams, call:el Mrs WigrMs.

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London, England, 1803-05-12

N. VANSITTAIT.

On Monday morning early a young gentleman,
in a sudden state of delirium, jumped out of a two
pair of stairs window into the street, in Alderman-
bury, and what is very extraordinary, received very
little injury by the fall, except a trifling contusion
on one of his knees, and is capable of walking
.itooati ix idiotic any restraint.

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London, England, 1803-05-12

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POLICE.

MANSION-BOISE.
Yesterday information Was given to the LORD
MAYOR that a number or persons had paraded the
streets on Sunday night, armed with bludgeons,
with which they assaulted every person they met.
Mr. Holdsworth, the City Marshall, happening to
pass by, was
,beat by them about the head and face
in a violent manner. Stria orders have been issued
for apptehending these ruffians, and hopes are enter•
tained that they Will be brought to j.istice.
A quantity of wool was brought before the Lord
Mayor, seized from a respeaable tradesirtai in the .
city, by the Custom House Officers, for not having
the mark outside, direaed to be placed upon it by •
the AEI of Parliament. A penalty was demanded,
which was resisted by the owner, who stated that the
property was foreign wool, consequently not subje&
to the Ad ; it was proved to be such, the owner was
therefore discharged.
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The following is the repeesentation upon which
5,000 quarters of seed corn hare been suXered to be
exported to Norway.
MT LORDS, Downing street, March 84th, 1803.
Liy!denpalm, his Danish Nlajesfy's Charge d'Affaires at
this Court, has represented to me, by order of his government,
that, owing to the failure of the crops of the last season, the
Kingdom of liorw.or is at this moment' in the utmost ihstr.is
for every species grain. lie bus con-equent!y spiked for
permission to ex;,ort to that Gauntry, from the ports of Scot-
land, 5,000 quarter* of Seed Corn (Oats and Barley). if your
Lordships should see no o k,ection to comply with this request,
it is highly important, at this advarr:ed season, that no tines
should be lost in giving the necewary orders for that purpose.
1 am, my Lords,
Your Lordships'
moat obedient humble servant,
HAWKEStSURY.

The Lord.; Commisifoner,
of liis MAjesty's Troasory.

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Yesterday morning a bricklayer who was at work
in front of a house in New Brnad•street, fell from
the height of three stories into the area, and was kil
ed on the spot.
SHOCKING Acciovsr...—Yesterclay, about three
o'clock, an obstrudion took place in the nar-
row part of the Strand, near Exeter 'Change, in
consequence of the breaking down of an hackney
coach. Two men and a woman crossing the street,
unfortunately ran between two coal waggons, then
in contact with each other, when the two men and
the woman were so jammed in, notwithstanding
their screams and shrieks, before any assistance -"-
could be given, that they were killed on the spot.

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MARKETS.

We have large quantities of Grain at Market to-
day, with much of Monday's unsold. The public
rumours of the day has caused a rise in all our Ar-
ticles.—Wheat is about 2s. dearer.—Barley and
Malt in full supplies, at rather better prices ; as also
are Peas and Beans.—Although we have Oats in
good plenty, they are a little dearer.—Our Flour
trade is more brisk.

RETURN PRICE OF GR. IN AS UNDER :

Wheat 43s 52s 591 Od
Fine 60s 61s Gd
Barley 22s 26s Od
Malt 4ls 4:), 6d
Rye. 32s ais Od
White Pease ',is 40.; Gd
Beans

Tick Beans. 29r 33r M.
Vats
Poland,. 21:1 22i Od
Fine Flour 45s 48s. Cri
Second ditto 40s. 4.5 a
Grey Pease.
Rape Seal.... 321. a5l.

MARRIED.
Tuesday morning, at Lambeth, T. Richingc, Esq. of Tha-
vies-inn, Holborn, to Miss C. Patterson, daughter of Colonel
Patterson, of Lambeth.
On Sunday, at Math, by the Rev. Wm. liVi:son, Court
Dews, Esq. only soli of Barnard Dews, Esq., of WelL:bourn,.
Warwickshire, to Miss Maria Ferrers; daughter of the late Ed-
ward Ei.rrers, Esq. of Bide:ley, in the came comity.
Tuesday, at St. Deluge's, I lanover-square, by toe Rev. J,
D. atslewood, WiLiani I laskwoisl, Esq. of Devonshire-street,
Portland-place, to Miss Maria Diatail, youngest daughter of
Philip Godsal, litsq. of Hampstead.
DIED.
On Tuesday, of an a:loplectic fit, Mrs. Outset, one of the
daughters and coheiress or the late John Chit:ire, Esq. of Pet-
ton, in the county of Salop.
• On Monday morning, at one o'clock, the Res Samuel
Rettor of Compton Beauchamp, Berkshire, and Chap-
lain tJ his Royal Highness the Duke of Cumberland.
On Sunday evening, at her house in Lincoln's inn-fields,
Mrs. Roffey, widow of the late Samuel Rotity, Esq. and sister
of the Dowager Lady Dunkintield.
(hi Monday last, at his house in Gower-street, William Ro-
binson, of Abing :r Hall, in the county of Surrey, Esq. and
late Commodore of the lionourable the East India Compan's
Marine Service at Bombay.
Suddenly, at his apartments in the Mew% Mr. John.
Smith, many years coachman to her Majesty.
Olt Friday morning last, after a short illness, at her houses
in Bryanstone-street, Mrs. Day, widow of the late Capta,r.
John Day, and sister to the late Sir Matthew Fetherstoo-
Laugh, at the advanced age of 79.

PRICE OF STOCKS.
VEITSRDAY.
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Bank Stock
3 per Cent Red..... 711111 Irish 5 per Cont. lOll ;
3 per Cent. Cons. _CA 215 411 Consols for April 67 31 6 51 4
4 per Cent Cons. .... 281.11 Indio for Open.
5 per Cent. Ann..... 971 4-8 Bank tor Open.
5 per Cent. 1797. .... 10411 Ornri ium 9 15-1::
Kink L. Ann 2Olll-16 Irish Omnium
Bank Short Ann. .... 4 9 16 Eng. Lot. Tick..... 171. 113.
Lydia Stock
Ditto Bonds
,Vino Ann.

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Muning,........52m. after 3. I Aftentoon,....l3m. after 4.
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London, England, 1803-03-26

CORN-EXCHANOB, Malicia CS.

Our Market this day was very short of Buyers,
and fcw fresh arrivals of Grain today. 12:xpeting
more lull supplies we have little doing in the War,
Let. Wheat sells heavily, at rathtr"los.vcr prices,
There is a deal of Barley unsold ' • that article, with
Pease and Beans, also heavy. Although a good
quantity of Oats here, the few sales made are at
something cheaper. Terms of Flour we Ft.:ceive
also rather less. We refer our readers to the ow
rencp as beneath.
London, England, 1803-03-26

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MRS. ROBINSON'S BALI., PRIVY GARDENS.

This Lady gave on Thursday evening last, an
elegant Ball and Supper, to about 100 of her
fashionable friends. The Ball commenced at tcn
o'clock, and was opened with the tune of " Speed
the Plough," by Lord FivzitAr.Ris and Miss Ro-
19:NSON. The Supper was laid out in the parlour,
with tables for sixty. Among the company pre-
sent, we noticed the following,
Yrutre Barantmsky
Dowager of B
L.z .—Hahne sbury and itithorit.
Catitacars—MAlmeibury and I.Vorouzaw.
Vi.;count Fialurris.
Lord Minto,
Earou Nicho 1•
Lodies—Thynnes, Carnegie, Danis, Douglas, Cas.amaj‘r,
M. Flentinck, Grantham, and Lucas.
Gcnerals—CAratA au.! Sabluuk off.
Colonel Vansittart.

. _
Afesirr—R,ACei, St. Ledger, Srott, Robinson, Donelas, J.
Pit', Kicounin, G. Upton, C. Upton, SkKatte, and N.Jrat.
.114uhorics—Rtuconni and Caratotr.
illistresses--.Scutt, And Morton Pitt.
Mosis--M4rklia :is, Colvills, C Jordan, Tt.mple,
Douglas, C. butigidi, J. Pitt, Morton Pitt, C. Upton, S Up
ton, and North.

A few minutes before one o'clock, her MAJESTY
and the Princesses AUGUSTA, ELIZABETH, SOPHIA,
and A MELT A, left Buckingham-house, for Windsor,
where the Royal Family will remain till Tuesday.
'1 he Princess Mak v remains at Bilkingharn-
limise.
Sir JOHN DASHWOOD KING, Bart. arrived in
town on Thursday last, and has taken an elegant
hoUse in Manchester-square, where his Lady in-
t •nds to give two masquerades, with several balls
and routs, this season.
Lord EA ROI. TT, and the Hon. Miss EA .UDLEVII,
are arrived in town from Belvidere. They succeed.
.1.4.34 ES Go atioN, Esq. in his late house in Berkeley-
square.
Mr. Sr. GEORGE. CAULFIELD gave an elegant
dinner yesterd iy at his house in St. .James's-square.
Among tile company present were, Duke of Si.
A L N'S, Marquis of Wr Arta F 0 RD, Lords \V.
BEN riNcx, G. licisztronn, and O'NEIL, Sir W .
KEia, Messrs. KINN AIRD, RIDLEY, PORTER.
PiE.RREPoINT, ACHESON, FL CAULFIELD, M. Sri.v..
ART, &C.
Earl C A Ltnom has fixed his residence for the
son in Bennet-street.
The Ball given by the Union-Club a few evening:
ago, at the Freema sons"favern, Great Queen-stret•t,
Lincoln's-inn-fields, was most fashionably atta.ndeu.
Mitts PETE* AND REWES' Rout and Supper, la,l
niet, in Cleveland-row, was attended by near 10,..
of the fashionable
The Marchionesses of IrVI N C EST E R and Aar.r.-
CO RN, Lady HAREWOOD, Mrs. BEN VON, and Mr..
Mi [As, gave parties last night.
Sir J. lionr,, the Marquis of A RERCO RN,
count CAST LEREA.CIH, and Lord HOBART, will each
this day give grand dinners at their respective
houses.
Lord Moat ETU intends to take an elegant house
in Grosvenor-square.

Lord Gat.; has taken Lord HENait Frrznr-
RALD'II town tftideACes in Stratford place, for ;if
months.

\
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THE LATE WAR.

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DIVIDENDS.

April 5. J. Grainge, of Oxbridge, broker, at Guildhall.
April k 6. W. IL Watson, late of viltach.rcti, Salo?,
motley-scrivener, at the Red Lion Inn, Newport.
April k5.—E. Rowlands Lte of Cualbrooke Dale, baige-
owner, at the White I larAnn, Co: lbmoke Dale.
April 29. • 3.l.iaiker, late of Liverpool, woollen-draper, at
the Globe Tavern, Liverpool.
April I Neave and M. Neave, late of Bickton, Ilantp-
shire, miik-rs, at the Willie Ilert 11,11, in Ringwood.
April 9. Sadler, late of Birmingham, griwer, at the
Public Office, Birmingham.
April 25. E. Clay field, of Grafton-street, woollen-draper,
at Gnedliall.
April :13. E. Pain, of Piccadilly, wax-chandler, at Guild-
. ..

nay.
April 16. T. Rea-hence, of Canterbury-row, Newington,
teal-merchant, at Gui d tall.
April 12. t.. 11,nlann, of Manchester, ftt,tian-suanufac-
turcr, at the Star Inn, Manchester.

CERTIFICITE.S.--APRit. 9.
G. nwinnet, of lirktol, turn-factor.
TCarts r.ght of Newton, Yorkshire, dealer.
. Pierson and W. Sadouon, of the Old Jewry, trisll fac-

tor,.

At the Dorchester Assizes a cause was tried for a
brzach of promise of marriage. It was an action
brought by NARY MARTIN, a servant girl, again:t
SAMUEL. HART JP.FFLIIY, Ltliner, of Sherburne.—
The case being' made out ; verdid for the Plain:iff
801. damages.
- - - - - -

The following notice was on Friday issued by Mr.
ER VV.; le, the American Consul :
London, England, 1803-06-08

~+•~

The Militia Pay BiTI was read a sleond time, and
committed for to-morrow.
'the Soldiers' Relief Bill was returned fr,dm the -
House of Lords, rd the Amendments made by,
.their,Lotdsbips acipiesced in. •
• Ane writ"%vas ordered, on the motiokof Mr.'
Vansittart, fora representative to serve in Parlia-
'ment, in the room of the Hon. Edwina Bouverie,
who, since his election, had ascepted the sffice of
one of the stewards of his Majesty's rhiltern bun-
dre is.
Mr. CORRY moved for the revision of the Re-
port of the Committee on the pay and cloaking of
the Militia in Ireland: which was agreed to.
Mr. FITZGERALD moved, that there be laid
before the House an Account of all Sums raistd in
the several Counties in Ireland respeaively for the
last Ten Years, distinguishing each year, add the
sums levied for the Miiitia and other purposes, which
was agreed to ; and the House adjourned till to-
morrow.

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POL ICE.

MARLBOROUGH-STREET.
Yesterday a Frenchman, who lodged in a re-
spedable house in the neighbourhood of Soho, was
brought before the Magistrate at this office, charged
with assaulting his landlord, and throwing him
down stairs.

The complainant stated, that the person in cus-
tody had for some time past disturbed his family, by
knocking at the door of his house at all hours in
the night. On his remonstrating with him, on the
impropriety of his conduit, the prisoner had struck
him several violent blows in the face, which occa-
sioned him to fall down the stairs.

The accused attempted to prove, that the com-
plainant was the aggressor, and gave a long account
in French of various ads of ill-usage, which he
had met with since he first came to live in his lodg-
ings. The Magistrate ordered him to be discharged,
upon condition of making satisfadion to his landlord,
and of leaving the lodgings he occupied.

Ad A N si HOUSE.
Yesterday Elizateth Levy and Pricilla Redman
were brought before the Lord Mayor, suspeeled of
having attempted to make away with a new-born
infant. A woman named Ann Davis stated to his
Lordship, that the prisoner was grand-mother to the
infant, and that her daughter some time back had
been delivered of two children, both of which she
had disposed of in a very doubtful manner, having
taken them away in a coach, and they had not been
seen since. She also said, that the prisoner lived in
a state of prostitution with a married man named
William Norman, and on Sunday last was delivered
of an infant, for the safety of whom considerable
apprehensions were entertained; her conduit was
accordingly watched by several persons anxious for
the fate of the child, and on Sunday night she was
observed to go out through an alley near Petticoat-
lane, with the infant in her arms, and on being asked
London, England, 1803-04-05

sel, and the Porrevs Vofort Sao, are juts arrived,
but bring no niesseligers.
Passed by the Albvn, of 7 E guns, Capt. Fcrrers,
outward-bound, from the Downs.

DOVER, APRIL 3.
This morning arrived from Boulogne the 'Mills.
and Success passage vessels, with Mr. Robert Ward,
Mr. Thomas Tooke, Mr. George Rich, Mr. Benja-
min Bloomfield, and a few other passengers.
Five o'clock.—The ilaive passage vessel, Hedde,
with paisengers, is just arrived, but brings no mes-
senger.
A messenger is arrived with dispatches from
'London, and will sail this evening in the Naar',
Latimore.
London, England, 1803-04-05

..T - -~-

•• •
guardians was to be convoked, in order to choose a
person to replace them. With this view ht would
move, that instead of the words " general meeting
of the guardians," the words "general meeting of
die patishioneis" should be substituted, and that the
officer should be appointed according to the majo-
rity of suffrages.
A division then wok place upon the Amendment,
when the nninbers were—
For the Arne: latent - - -
Againt it
Majority. - - —36
During the exclusion of strangers, the debates
upon the Bill further coatimied for sorac time; "tier
which the Bill was passed and ordered to du:Lords.
London, England, 1803-04-05

CORN EXCHANGE, MONDAY, APRIL 4.

There is but a middling supply of Wheat here to-
day, and the trade is dull. Sales, in general, were at
V.s. less ; but some few prime samples fetched as our
last. Barley, as usual, in great plenty, and lei'
lower; likewise Malt. Pease and Beans, of both
sorts, are getting downwards. We have very great
supplies of Oats to-day ; and this article goes off
. heavily, at about is. per quarter cheaper. Flour in
abundance, at something less.

RETURN PRICE OF GRAIN AS UNDER :
Wheat 4'34 504. 57s I Tick Beans. 2Ss 291 od
Fine do. As. 595. CM. Oats ....
Rye 3.2 s 35s Polands 2Ol 214 gd
&Arley 20s. 245. Gd. • Rape Seed 531. 34.
Malt 4th. 445. 3d Fine Flour 44s 474. t 4
White Pea-e....0G5. 42s Od. Second ditto.... 4W. 441. (4
WWI% 284.345. 6d.

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TIM DAY.
John Cooper, the elder, and John Cooper the younger, x. w.
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T. Donnison, of Pre‘cott-strut, Goodman 's-fields, mer-
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Hugh Jones, of Cow-lane, Snow-hill, dealer and chap-
malt,
John Short, of Alfreil-place, Southwark, shoemaker lO
1.. Wickens, of St. Clement's Church-yard, habeidasher 10
John Pickering, of Lovrer Eaton-street, Pimlico, liquor-
, merchant.. 2 10
S. Ituss.:lsheiiii, of Gas-ton-square, Whitechapel, mer-
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F. Martorelli, late of Fleet-street, merchant 2 10
Jacob Nathan ISarkly, of Tower Royal, Budge-row, mer-
chant 1 10
DIVIDENDS.
R. Richardson, of St. John-street, Clerkenwell, mcr-
-

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chant 0 10
John Yam, of 1 kfunl-street, linen-draper. 0 10
J. Grainge, of Uxbridge, Middles x, broker U 1.0
CERTIFICATE.
Joieph Mirlkiff, of Liverpool, L irscasinre, merchant.
London, England, 1803-06-30

Many intcresti!),7 articles, already announced, are still de-
ferred by the pre of temporary tnauer.

An fn.lex to the Honks and Pamphlets advertised in the
BRITISH PRESS, from J.utuary 1, to June 30, 1E303, will be

given on Monday.

TETE
.BRITISEI PRESS.