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FROM LLOYD's LIST.

ARRIVED.
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According to a private letter, dated Paris. Jan.
24., the most distinguished Generals are banished
from Bonaparte's Court. Their opposite interests
disunite them ; and herein consists the momentary
security of the Consul. The rivalries which kr.-
merly divided the armies still subsist. l'he sove-
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being entirely at the devotion of the First Consi 1,
they content themselves with being neutral. Tl.e
other Generals of reputation, such as Kellerman,
Lefebvre, who have never possessed any perscnal
pretensions, and who have been dragged along in
the torrent of every Revolution, are perfectly sa.
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their only wish is to strengaten the First Consul);
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LOVE AND MAGIC.

The Gentleman who made his Third Appearance in Richard
the Third, on Friday night, was again received with universal
applause. Due notice wall be given of his next Performance.

THEATRE.-ROYAL, COVENT-GA R DEN._

THIS EVENING will he performed the Conii•Opera of
FAMILY QUARRELS.
The principal Characters by
Mr. II raham, Mr. Mandell, Mr. Blanchard, Mr. Emery,
Mr. Beverly, Mr. Simmons, and Mr. Incledon;
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And Sigulunt Storacr!.
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POLICE.

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John Clark was examined by the LORD MAYOR,
charged with stealing the furniture of a tent bed-
stead from his master, a broker, in Moorfields. It
appeared that the prisoner had taken the property to
a pawnbroker in Fore-street, to pledge. The shop-
man suspected he. had stolen the things, and sent
for an officer to take him into ceitody. ne prisoner
nude nnich resistance, but was at last safely lodged
in the Compter. The prosecutor swore to the pro-
perty ; in consequence of which the prisoner was
committed to take his trial for the offence at the en-
suing Sessions.

On Saturday the following melancholy and truly
calamitous event happened in the Medway, opposite
to Mr. Horn's Platform, Chatham : Mess. Edward
Wright, serjeant at mace and gaoler of the city of
Rochester ; Uriah Nower, son of Mr. Nower, coach-
maker ; Thomas White, plumber, both of Roches-
ter ; and G. Piguenet, of Chatham, having made a
shooting party down the river, in a vessel suitable to
the occasion, returned about eight o'clock in the
evening, and having lashed their vessel to another at
anchor, put off for the shore in the small boat or
skiff, when unfortunately, on pushing off, the boat
immediately upset ; there were in it, besides the
above, two lads who went with•them to manage the
sails ; these reached the vessel in safety.—Piguenet,
after having swam round the boat some distance in
search of his .friends, ind used every exertion for
their help, at length reached shore, where lie was re-
covered. Nower and White were not seen after the
upset of the boat, and Wright sunk, after having
twice caught hold of a rope which Pignenct had
given hini.—The bodies have since been found.
Thomas Pa'ne, since his arrival in America, has
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tar in whatever breast it is placed, has neither feel-
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Mr. JEFFERSON has served to wipe away the re-
proach, and done justice to the mass of the people
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" ter to return to America by a national ship. Mr.
" Dawson, who brings over the Treaty, and who
" will present you this letter, is charged with orders
" to the Captain of the Maryland, to receive and
" accommodate you back, if you can be ready to
" depart at a moment's warning. You will, in
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" former times, in these it will be your glory to
" have steadily laboured, and with as much effect
" as any man living. That yon may live long to
" continue your wefts! labors, and reap the reward of
" faithfulness of nations, is my sincere prayer ! Ac-
" cept the assurances of my high esteem and diction-
" ate attachnunt.—Thom AS JEF F emus."
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firTil TIME.
TREATRE-ROYAL, DRUIIr-LANE.
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The Characters by Mr. Dowtost, Mr. 8411111484 Jun. Mr.
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London, England, 1803-02-03

DIED.

Mopiley evening, at .his apartments in the City Chambers,
J. Vaughin, Esq. late banker in Cotnhill.
On Wednesday, the Stith ult. at Luton, in Bedfordshire,
Mr. Samuel Chase, Surgeon, aged 82.
On Saturday, the 20th ult. at his house at I-ay:on, in Essex,
1' Oliver, Esq. in the Oil year of his agu.
On the 24th ult. at lwr house in St. Juba's-street, Edin-
burgh, the Right lion. Lady Eizabeth Wetnyss, widow of the
late Hun. Janie Weioyas, and sister to William late Earl of
Suther:and.

On the 20th ult. at Vorth.rierwkk, Mrs. Murray, widow (..t
the Rev. M. NI rr..y, date n fatilter of that Pace.
At Greenock, lest week, aged 8:3, Mr. Alexander WI,-
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quarter.
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106. She hail Lien cumined to her bed.for many years, altd
fur the last two was totabv deaf. Her hair continutrd to 1.0.
death of the hio.st jet black, and scarcely a wrinkl EL:forme.,
her cauittmai:ce. She had been a perfect beauty
youth.

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VIE !ANT'S TOWNSIIEND ANT) MISS
BALI. AND SUPPER, GROsVrNOR SQUARE.
On Wedntsday evening last this elegant enter-
tainment was attended by 500 of the first Rank and
Fashion. The Ball-room, which fronts tf.e
do feet long by 30 wide, was lighted up in the
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fine mirror, which had a very happy effect. The door
was chalked by letters. In the centre was an Im-
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o'clock by Lady C. Townshend and l lord A. liZAII•
a'. ERK' with "Lath Smihirlaid's Reel," and follow-
el by her sister Lady H. A. Toss Ind Sir
G. WARREN. Supper was laid in three parlours.
It consisted of every delicacy of the season'; the or-
naments and confectionary were under the direc-
tion of Mr. Gurvrta, and were extremely appro-
priate to the fair Hostess, as displayii,g a variety of
emblems of innocence, and of the Lore and Graces

At half past three the IYances
continued to an early hour.
111, Royal Highness the Prince of Wales.
Dekrs--St. Alban i at.l Orleans.
Nenesis"—Toweithentt, Abereorn.
Earia—Rridg •water, Chonsell, Carrington, ?Anton, !Owl ne.
Fteteseue, Harrington, Percy, Ilarcwirt, Digby, atid
WestmoteLnd.
IleJoists---Primrose, Spiney, Wentworth, Boyle, Cranlv,
Lovrinhain, Grivoston, Forbes, Castlereagh, and Nimbi*.
brook.
lereb—Reauelork, H. Paulet, Arden, A. Colelrm, Villiers,
Binning, Bruenbor Harewod, Somerville, St. Ilelen'4, L.
Gwer, H. Sentinel, retie, Graves, Oftioliton, C 01.2, and
Bay nLr~.
Count Beaujolais.
Stephens, C. Rishonp, W. hfilner, W. Keit, H.
Dashwaod, and G. Aflleek.

:ed and

and Loftus.
London, England, 1803-04-01

WALKING DRESS.

Banner of black lace, lined with pink ; a black lace cloak,
with the same lining, with long *_eves; the cloak to fit the
hipe in thy hick ; the front to hang loose from the neck in a
point ; a quiting of wile Loce round the lower part of the
cape. Carnbric-musEn dress, trimmed round the lyittorti with
cieu!.lo wth fiat hems. Brown gloves and parasol;
blicit I.lloroccu boots, laced with pink.
London, England, 1803-04-01

• -,'•

movrttLY 4fGAICULTtrRAL PPPORT,

Z

)OR MARCH.

frosts ';

. .
Since the dis4pearance of the ,in the early
part of the month, the season has been as favoura-
I Isle as possible for the operations of husbandry ; and
much and has been prepared for the seed, as well
as sown in most of the arable districts of the kingdom.
In the vale of Bedford, on all the light lands, and
in most of the strong soils, sowing his already be-
gun, and in general the land works well ; but there
bas been rather too Much wet for the heavy bean
lands at present. In tit' midland districts, the very
severe weather at the inning of this month, has
been succeeded by one o the finest seed times ever
remembered. All the beans, hardy pease, black
batc, and some barley are sown ; the land works
remarkably well, and the farmer has but little dill-
culty in arranging his business. The ewes have in
general lambed, and the falls very good. On sonic
warm, well-sheltered grounds, the rye-grass and
clovers ere forward enough to bear being stocked
with ewes and lambs.
The wheats, in most parts of the island, have the
most promising and healthy appearance. Th,• frost
• appears indeed to havemateriaeyimproved the early-
sown crops, by checking their remarkable luxuri-
. ancy.
The turnips seem to have suffered very little from
the frost, and will last long enough, es} ecially with
the help of the Swedish, which are now got into
pretty general cultivation.
Corn, in consequence of the threatened war, has
had some advance, but is now getting down to its
former low price. The ft ices of grain have not
fluctuated much since our last. The average prices
arc-wheat 565. 61. barley 235. 10d. oats 18s. tid.
and heans 3Cs !Id.
Notwithstanding the promising state of the grass
lands, and the depreciation in the price of cattle-
food of most kinds, fat stock is still high ; and even
store stock of all sorts keep up, cecept hogs, which
from the great quantity bred are trotting lover. Pork too has fallen as much as 2d. per pound in
some of the midland districts.
Ewes arc beginning to lamb,. the falls arc in ge-
neral good, and but few casualties. Beef is rather
lower. Store cattle and milking-cows keep their
price. In Smithfield market, beef yields ss. Gd. ;
mutton, ss. to (is. ; veal, ss. to Gs. lxl. ; an: pork,
4s. to ss. In Ncwgate and Leadenhall markets, beef
yields from 3s. 4d. to 4s. Gd.; mutton, 3s. Bd. to
'4s. ad. ; veal, 3s. 6d. to 6s. ; and pork 4s. to ss.
Horses-a brisk trade, and therefore higher ; espe-
daily such as are suitable for Government service.
Strace-In St. James's market averages 21 .1 3s. 9d.
and at Whitechapel 21. !is. •
In the hay distriEts the fineness of the season has
been highly favourable for getting the grass lands
into order, and in many places they have already
bad the manure well harrowed in, and the surfa e
rolled. flay averages from 41. 4s. to 71. in St.
James's market, and from 51. ss. to 71. 10s. at
Whitechapel.
//op.-Kent, Sussex, and Essex hops, in pockets,
yield from til. Ss. to 101. to los. Fanillams, 111. its.
to 1 IL.
London, England, 1803-04-01

NA I',l L I N TELLIGENCE.

-HARWICH, MARCH 30.
Last night a fishing-smack sailed express fcr
Helvoetsluys, with Mr. Johnson, one of the King's
Messengers, charged with dispatches. .
The Prince of Wale, packet, Capt. Hearn ; and
the Auckland packet, Captain Bridge, sailed this
afternoon, with a fair wind; the former for Cux-
haven, with the Hambro' and Bremen Mails ; and
the latter for Helvoetsluys, with the Dutch Mail
and passengers.
Two large frigates are stationed off this port, at
the buoy of the Gat, at the entrance of the Wallet,
to bring-to all ships bound up the river from the
Northward.

PORTSMOUTH, M ARCH.3O.

Last evening arrived at• Spithead his Majesty's
ship iimphion, of 3'2 guns, Capt. Hardy, from Ire-
-1 ; and sailed his Majesty's ship L',ltgle, of 36
guns, Car ain Wolfe, to St. Helens.
Arrived his Majesty's ship Hefior, of 74 guns,
Captain Skipsey, from the Mediterranean, and re-
mains under quarantine.
Went out of harbour his Majesty's ship Dread-
naught, of 98 guns, Capt. Bowen, and remains with
the squadron a.ll several revenue cutters.
The company of his Majesty's ship Nrptunt, of
98 guns, has this day been paid two months ad-
vance. She has made the signal for sailing, and is
expeEted, with the Venerable, of 74 guns, to proceed
to sea tomorrow, and repair to Cawsand Bay, the
intended rendezvous of the Channel Fleet.
Admiral Holloway has shifted his fl ig to his Ma-
jesty's ship Pvicsant, of 74 guns.
Sailed from St. Helens his Majesty's ship 1: /Ugh.,
of ;31i guns, on a cruise. Remains there the Pijmy
cutter, of 14 guns, Lieut. White.—Wind \V. by :N.
and moderate.

It is expefled his Majesty's ship Rune of 71
guns, Captain kVilliams, will go out Of harbour to-
morrow.
Arrived the Hon. East India Company's ship the
Calcutta, Capt. Nlamell.

FALMOUTH, MARCH E'.B.

•
Arrived yesterday the Prince of Wales packet,
Capt. Todd, with mail from Lisbon, seven days pas-
sa,v ; left there the Duke of York packet, which ar-
rived out on the ith inst. and was to sail from thence
with mails for England the '2sth inst. ; the Prince of
Wales found lying in the Tagus the Ajax Dutch man
of war brig, of 18 guns. On the I 1 th inst. the.
French General Lasnes arrived at Lisbon in the
French frigate La Thrmis, of 41 guns; and on the
I-2th inst. arrived at Lisbon his Majesty's ships viao.
rims, of 74 guns ; La Sybelle, of 41 guns ; and
Eurydice, of 20 guns, from the East Indies. The
Viaoriows being in a very leaky condition they Were
obliged to bear away for Lisbon, after being within
40 leagues of the Lizard. The Eurbdice sailed main
from Lisbon for England on the 1 (di inst. Ile
French frigate La Tbenis left Lisbon for Rochelle
the same day the Prince of Wales sailed for Eng-
land._ Passengers by the Prince of Wales are, Sir
Archibald M'l)onald, P. Stafford, Esq. M. Reg.
nard, Mr. Armstrong, and Mr. Bellamy. The
WaLfirigltion packet also arrived yesterday, in four-
teen days from Lisbon ; passengers by her were Mr.
Hunt, Col.. Shea. of the 33d regiment, Dr. Fel-
lowes, Mr. Celly, Miss Jenkins, and Mrs. Sitwell
and child.