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London, England, 1804-09-18

MARGATE, S►rr. 14.

This morning an abstraft of the A& of Parlia-
ment, upon the subjeS of harbouring Aliens, has
been pasted up in all parts of the Isfe of Mallet.
wherein the penalties to which the inhabitants are
subjeft, if they do not make a proper return of their
inmates, who are fotcigners. are dearly explained.
Since the above has appeared, the following has
been added
London, England, 1804-09-18

COPENT-OARDEN THEATRE.

This elegant house opened, last night, with the
popular Comedy of John Beil. a Ache Farce
of The Former. Lewis, Mi. Emu,, Mr.
BLANCHARD, St C. were received upon their se.
veal entrances with the most unbounded applause.
The part of Delude Brastraddery was sustained
with much spirit and humour by Mr. Roca.--
First impressions are, however, always strongest.
an 1, perhaps, it may be owing to this circumstance
that he seemed inferior to Mr. JoHNSTONE. The
house looked very brilliant, though it has not re-
c.tived any new embellishments. Indeed, no erpenee
has been hitherto spared to make it complate in ele-
gance and convenience. It was, therefore, only ne_
cecsaty to refresh the colours, and to restore diem
to their original brilliancy.

ORIGINAL POSTR r.

HOW TO MILE THE GOUT

FROM THE FRENCH.
BY OLD NICK.

Deice jape • 1. lie es: it sec►et' sou Lee,
Dc tarn. la source dis '.al.

MENAn A, T. p

On pain of the Gout, ruy Physicians acir,tr,
That from my old Port I'd ;
But I, (run my heart, such prar iptioi s stsslise,
Rmohed the last hogshead to drain.

71(11, Ilny, bins; it het; let me ►ave a fa:c Lout;
If '0 Wile that engenders this Devi!,
T., r1..,,k to the drugs is She sari t, wo doubt,
7'e dry up the source m the evil!
London, England, 1804-09-18

LIVERPOOL, Sur. 13.

YesterdaY ante-noun, a little hefort• four o'clock,
His Royal Highness the Duke of Gloucester at ind
at St. Diming!), near this town, on a visit to eon,
Prince William Frederick, the Comm alder in Lhiet
of this Ji -:riet. His Royal Highness was met on
the road, at a short distance from the tom', by the
Liverpool Light 11.irse, by whom he was escorted
to St. Domingo, where in additional guard of ho-
nour had .been previously appointed. The arrivai
of the Royal visitor was announced by a signal to the
ftrt, and the kigate in the river, from which a royal
Salute was instantly fired. An immense concriirs.:
of ?cop:: attended to welcome his approach, aad I lis
Royal ll.ghr.css appeared in excellent Inalth and
gratiti:J w;t:i o.e totrion and
loyalty with wan he was grzeir..i. Co, course
of the evening, we undo ttanl, be % • waited on
by the Reverie?, B Cerk, to know
when it wouid be convenient tar to receive the
respects of the Corporation. Eie Royal kegirnent
of Livery ol Voiunteers, under the command of
'item, will be drawn out to receive him
his mo.ning, in Ca tic-street, at eleven o'clock.
understand His Royal 1-lihness will attend
!I:hie service on Sunday morniog, at St. George's
!)"rCh. The Duke of GLiocestar is the nea. est
Liation to the reign7og Monarch, who has visitc.l
'9ls town since the time wli:it .-henry 11. embarkei
Int behind.

TRONI 111 L STONEY GAZETTE, MARCII 4, 1804.
" The breed of that useful and noble anima the
horse bas experienced in this Colony a valuable im-
provirmot, owing, as we understand, to the muni-
ficence of his Gtace the Duke of Notthunftserland,
from whom a stallion has been brooght into this
Colony, by Maine Johnston, about two years since;
the colts from which are rf the most promising no-
tore, and nothing can exemplify more strikingly the
cti.:rtieristic of a true patriot, than whin his ob.
ieef is r!•e advanccnieut of the interest of a rising
Col ny, remote from the parent, and where the dis-
senfin ftion of a brecd of such exc,ilent cattle
Must be peculiarly valuable ; nor is this the only
i 'stance of Ms Grac,'r c•,nsideration and ll•erality.
th• C•,lru,lo, Major Johnston also received a
present tient the sane. atiole donor of a ram and
three e ,••,s of a 'apes' r breed, and to b. •
fit t!.i, s:•siony esscut;ar a.„l t n••I soother niu-
buicAt stt Iltstisls Itttts.sJiccAce 4.:41
London, England, 1804-09-18

THE TER!.

PONTEFRACT MEETING.
This Meeting was most fashionably and nume-
rously attended, especially on Wednesday, when
crowds came from the surrounding country to wit-
ness the ccrttest between the great favourites, Marcia
and 11,phazard, for the cup. The Course was in
good condition, though ratlikr hard from the late
continuance of fine weather. The Stand having
undergone many improvements since last year, rs
rendered very commodious, and, indeed elegant ;
it was highly so from the assemblage of beauty
which appeared in front; seldom have we witnessed
a groupe of more elegant forms% or lovelier coun-
tenances, than graced this meeting. Indeed he
must have been a coal-blooded, inattentive spetiator,
who could have viewed, without rapture and de-
light, the female beauty that surrounded him; the
exertions of the noble animals in ore sport, and the
pifturesque grandeur of the distant and romantic
scenery that every where presents itself to the eye.—
Among the company on the Stand and at the As.
sembly on Wednesday night, we noticed the fol-
lowing :

Earl Fitzwi!Nam, Lord Miltnn Earl Darlington, Mr. and
Mrs. Vane, Earl and Countess Merxborough, Lord Pelliogrod,
Lord Scarborough, Lady S. Satin?, Lord 'and Lady Calwav,
I louriurable Mr. Mist 11. Mks C. and Miss F. Moncletun'l,
Hon. Mr. and Mrs.lvrkr, Lady Amelia Kay. Sir F. L.
Wned, Bart. and I.ady, Sir Thurso,' Lee, Sir R. Wind, Rut,
Sir C. and Lady Turner, Lady Smith, Col. Orde, Col. Bell,
Major Paikltill, Captains Matthews, Horton, Seaton, and
Ilartley.

The match between Ilaphaterrd and Marrie, on
Wednesday, excited much interest. It was a well
contested race. 411eveia took the lead at starting,
made very severe play, and won by Upwards of a
length. The four miles were run in seven minutes
and forty-one seconds, being six seconds less time
than flophoc,rd won the '2.5 gs. Stakes on Monday,
at the York August Meeting.
In the race on Thursday, between Mr. War-
dell's filly, and Auctioneer, when within a few
lengths, Auctioneer's rider's leg was caught by
a person on foot, which pulled him off'. In
running for the second heat, within a few lengths
of the Winning Post, Mr. Wardell's filly had
the lead about a length, when the rider. struck
her severely, which made her swerve and take
Authoneer's ground ; the latter went over the rails
and fell, and crushed the boy in such a man-
ner, that he was taken up speechless: Mr. Mellish
humanely took him in his carriage to Pontefract.
Mr. Wardell's rider, in preventing his filly frorr
likewise going over the rails, threw her down, but
fortunately neither she nor the boy received any in-
jury. The Judge thought it was a cross, but being
submitted to arbitration by the Stewards (Lord
Galway and Mr. Kaye), they named Lord Darling.
ton, Mr. Wilson, and Mr. Lee, who, after ques-
tinning J. Jackson, who rode Simeb, the Plate was
given to Mr. Wardell. The railing is intended to
be taken down, and several other improvements
made in the Course.
London, England, 1804-09-27

COVENT CARDEN THEATRE•'!

The lively Comedy of Rule a Tree end lfe.e
Wife was performed at this Theatre last night. 4
Mr. Kest eta's .Leon was given in his usual style of
excellence. It would be difficult to decide betweep
his late or early scenes ; whether he was more es.
cellent as the simpleton, or the man (d• tens.:
One would suppose that the expression of his cowl.
tenance would find it difficult to assume the
stupid vaunt stare of the ideot ; and yet he looked
this part of the charalter as completely as its op.
posite. The various transitions and changes wit/no
these extremes were given with truth and delicacy.
Mrs. Os.° V BR% Ertffaxia was a very spirited repte.
sentation of that arch and lively charader. It w 4
however, rather bold and strong than light and play.
ful. The delineation was correa and vivid; but it IN,
not finished with grace, nor did it displarall those.
varying and delicate tints and touches essenti,,,
to a complete portrait. Supplied, however, iron,
a rich fund of life and good humour, it had hi,
only the merit of strength, but of case and viva
city. The talents of Mr. LEWIS are peculiar!.
asl.spted for the Cupp,r Capisiss, and he never ex-
erted them w ith happier die& Thunders of applonc
attended him through every scene. All the oth,.r
charaCters were respeaahly supported, and the
Piece, upon the whole, may he considered as well
got up. The house presented a kill and degaut
audience.
London, England, 1804-09-27

DE AVIS.

WAnesday kw, Mrs. Gooch, relit"' of William Gooch,
Esq. of Ghinitigham.
At Da:stain, oa Sunday evening, after a swollen and faithful
service of fiftyweiren years in the Bank of England, added ira
every eadnwment of a father and friend, truly respected by
every one who knew him, and whose loss win be much de-
plored, John Rogers Esq. in the 79th year of his ate.
London, England, 1804-09-27

weir their stars upon a red and white ribbaal
round their necks, even when naked, or with no
,they covering but a coloured shirt. Upon the star
is an enamel urn, surrounded with wreaths of
aurel, with these words—." TOUSSAINT ASSASSI-
NATgO ST BONAPANTt." and under it, 4, Ws
mesa vzsozattcz." The star is of a larger size,
and of gold for the Grand Officers and Command-
ers ; but of silver gilt for the Legionaires. They
are the workmanship of four French jewellers,
whose lives have bees spared on that account.
What, finally, will become of this Negro empire
is impossible t,i cnnjenure ; in the mean time, all
European powers posess;ng colonies in the West
Indies, have to dread alike its prosperity or its de-
sttuaittn."

We suppow, that when this letter was written,
BONAPAIL 1 L's Imperial Dignity was unknown to
Desna LINLi, otherwise this Usurper, instead of the
title of an Inca, would, no doubt, have proclaimed
himself DESSALINCS I. Emperor of the Haytians ;
but as his inauguration has not yet taken place, there
is still time enough, and in fa& he has more right
to this title among his countrymen, than the Corsi-
can BONAPAIITIE has to that of an Emperor of the
French. Europe has already to pride itself upon
two revolutionary Emperors tgirrice will proba-
bly soon have one, and it won Dot surprise us,
were A I ica, in Sts torn, to bless the world with its
Emperors of the Alserines, of the Tunisians, and
of the Tripiiiitans; Sovereign; all worthy to frater-
nile %vitt, a N A 1.,):.50N the Filst.

TO CORRESPONDENTS.

The Essay upon the P 4 Bella, in two Morning Papers, has
been received.
The new eLoruise is rather come for a refined and polished

Lady r.;.dies, upon mod, rn dress. shall he attended to.
London, England, 1804-09-27

‘F.

N.I tATELLIGENCE.

PORTIMOVTN, slat. es.
Arrived the Mr," armed ship from the eastward.
Sailed the C-,r2e, F•rre‘rer. for G;hraltar.
Pass-d.hv the Surat! Castle for the East Indies.—
Wind N. E. •

II awicri, MT. 25.
The Diipo packet, Cant. &inward, arrived yes-
terday with the Mails from Gottenburgh, and a
Ilateh syhtlyt came in this morning from Katwyck,
both without passengers
Th., Ell,/ of Lifte, packet, Capt. Thompson,
that sailed with Monsieur, brother to Louis XVIII.
on Thursday last, under escort of the MonAcv gun-
brig, parted with the hrig on Saturday in a he ivy
gale of wind. It is probable that the Earl or
may put into Yarmouth-Roads, the lifonkry
hawing passed through them on her return to this
port.

By the late arrivals, we understand that the most
tempestuous weather has been experienced in the
North Sea for some time past ; the Sc' nyt that ar-
rived this morning left Katervck on Wednesday las!,
and met Kith remarkably heavy gales at sea: the
Diana packet, Capt. Steward, had also a very te-
dious as well as stormy passage from Gottenburgh.

DEAL, SEPT. '25.
Sailed the Kine George cutter, with the Mite.
Richardson, ;via the Kingston, bound to
the %out!, Seas, and the rest of the outward-hounJ
vessels, under convoy for Portsmouth ; Lo VC •141
French arivnteer, for the River; Janine°, Champion,
and La Seine frigates ; Orestes, Swan, Engem-, and
Bermes sloops of war, with a ile.ft of gun-brigs,
armed ships, cutters, &c. for their respe&ive cruise.
and stnti,,tis off the French coast.

1,1,4 night, the Swedish brig El•zot, Capt. Kay,
with iron and deals from Gottenhurgh, for Cher.
boos r, was totally lost on the Goodwin Sands.
Only one man saved.

COURSE OF EXCHANGE, TULSDAT, Serviusr.st 25.
Amsterdam .... :.18 1 2 U• Venice 59 Liv.ric.
Ditto at Sight.. 37 6 Naples
Rotterdam C. F.. 11 171 2U. Lisbon
Haniburgh.... .35 5 2111 Oporto
Alton 35 .6 21U I Dublin l2l
Paris 25 2 Liv.
Ditto 2 Us 23 10 @vitt .01.
Bourclivaux 25 10 i p.,,tugat Gold in C...in
Madrid
Ditto
Corks -iv. in Paper I New Dollars
Ditto
Billsoa
Leghorn
Genoa 4511.iv.Pie. ( q per Cent.
Dublin on Loudon (Sept. 2 1) 11
Belfast on London (Sept. 17). 411
Beitlist on Dublin (ditto) $ll 61days

I. I. I
London, England, 1804-09-27

MATII WP.LTF I STARES.

Sweepstakes of 20gs. each, fen' horses that had never
started at the time of naming, to carry I 3st. and
to be rode by Gendemea.—Heas, two Miles
each
Mr. iiirl••••• pr g Msddleth 'Tire . . . . 1 1
S. I.u.nley% by Ove•ton . . . 2 2
Sir H. T. Vane•. gr. g. I loirert DuaJr . . . .

DONCANTEC TICE HANDICAP.
Sweepstakes of SOgs. each, h. ft.--Two Miles.
Lord Fttveilham's Unite, fist 3lb 1
Mr. Sitwell's Pr. rlirr, itt 9lb 2
Lord porhoxwo's Doncaster, 70. 111 b. . . .
Sufi T. Van?',CockGjlrt• r, Rat. ;11,
Mr. C. Nort”res Sir Harry Diroodale, 7,t. 61b. . .
Mr. Childers's Louisa, dal 10111. . . • . .p 4
I I to 8 against Pipylin ; 2to 1 against Orville.
Lord Fitzsolha:o's beg Mr M7lli.le, Stockton,
209 r. each, to carry est noeach, Four M.:es.

- . , •
2 to I on Orvalle;' a good itace.
Lord Darlington': Haphaz..n.L M. Sib. beat Mr. Garforth's
bay horse fravdltr, out of radii, ist 71b. 2COgs. p. p. Four
Wirt.

2to I on Haphazard.
The new regulation for keeping the populace
from the Course during the time of run.
nit g, by 'givirg notice by the ringing of i bell en the
Horses being saddled for each heat, has been success-
fully enforced, and will no doubt be followed on
other Curses There was a genteel company on
the stand. Betting is nearly even between Sancho
and (laid, for St. Leger's Stakes to•monow.
London, England, 1804-09-27

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failure of promises, whether they were made in peace
or in war. And if there was a war of ten years, it
maw be recolleCted that there was a great accession
of territory ; whicn should not only have covered
all increased expences, but ought to have produced
great additional resources.
Mr. W A LI.AC e replied to Dr. Laurence.
Mr. PRINSEP said, he would deliver his senti-
ments upon this question, when the report was
brought up.
Mr. FRANCIS said, he had no reason whatever
to alter the sentiments which be delivered last
year on the subjed now before the Committee. The
NAle Lord had given some new information to
the !louse that day. He stated that, although the
Nlarildtta war had not commenced till last Odober,
the preparations for it were begun in November,
Ifto2. But the Noble Lord was ignorant of such
patisarat;ons last August ; and that very circum•
stance was a proof that some great defect existed
in the affairs of India. _

Mr GRANT entered into a statement of the
Company's accounts, and expressed his readiness to
join in a deliberate discussion of their concerns, at a
future period.
Mr. JOHNSTONE urged the advantage that
might be derived from having the accounts made
up in India to the 81st of 041ober, instead of the
80th of April, in each year ; as they would arrive in
England out of the usual time, and, by coming be-
fore Pat liament at an earlier part cf the session, re-
ceive a more ample discussion.
After a few observations from Mr. Faat;eis, on
the latter subjea, the Resolutions were agreed to,
and the report was ordered to be received to-morrow.
The Lottery Bill was read a second time, and or-
dered to be committed to-morrow. _ _

....
The House went into a Committee on the Bill for
allowing the Circulation of Small Notes in Ireland.
The other Orders of the Day were disposed of.
Adjourned.
London, England, 1804-07-11

NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

PORTSMOCTII. .10LT 9.
A Master of an East India ship, and a mate of an
Indiamao, landed this morning, and went to Lon-
don with dispatches fur the Elst India Company,
Came into harbour the Alcmene frigate, Captain
Stiles.

The Savirgure, of 74 guns, was launched this morn-
ing at Bucklershard. The East Indiaman, Unirov,
was captured on her outward bound passage, near
Cape Horn.
Sir EdwaritPellew and the East India Convoy are
detained at St. Helen's.

Passed by for the Downs the Britons, Munro ;
Ranalvr, Richards; Mara, ?heti:, Mackie;
Ncreder, Dum; Sprightly, —.---.; British Tar.
Fitch; Whirr, and Dant, -, from
the South Seas.—Wind westerly.

YARNOUTM, JULY 9.

On the 7th a convoy for the Baltic passed here,
and were joined by the Fortesna Warren, and Baltic,
Darnel, for Memel, and Cern, Laws, for Christiana.

DEAL, JULY

Arrived, the Lae, frigate; Arcker,Locurt, and
Flamer, tun-brigs, from off the French coast; and
remain in the Downs with the rest of the ships as
per last.
London, England, 1804-07-11

witrsie or. comstnNs.

goon after the Speaker tool she Chair, Mr.
QitAnne, the Deputy Usher of the Mack Rod. ap.
peare.t at Lk! bar, and summoned the House to ap• I
pear in the House of Lord., to bear the Royal As-
sert given by Corriniission to several Rills.
The Se ZAK se, attended by several Members, went
accordingly, and, on his return, informed the I louse,
that the House had been in the House of Lords,
and heasd the Royal Assent given tis. Commission,
to the Irish Customs, and Escise Bill; the Irish
Linen Manufaccturers' Bill; the Irish Stamp Duty
Bill; the Exchequer Bills Bill; and the Dollar and
Token Bill, without any amendments. r
A Message from the Lords informed the House,
that their Lordships had agreed to the Bill, to pre-
vent the escape of offenders from Ireland to Eng-
land, and from one county in Ireland to another,
with several amendments, to which they requested
the concurrence of that House.
The Sec it ET ART at Was brought 4 the Report
of the Quartermaster-General's Franking Bill. which
was read and agreed to. and the Bill ordered to be
read a third time to-morrow.

The Hackney Coach Bill; the Cotton Manufac-
turers' Bill; and the Irish Justice Bill, weic seve-
rally read a third time, and passed.
A person from the Chamberlain of the City of
London, brought up accounts of various sums of
money paid by the Chamberlain 6* London, for
different improvements, such as the London.Doclzs;
Temple Bar; Snow Hill, &c. which were ordered
to lie on the table.

The Report on the Civil T)ii Bin was Itottett
up, and agreed to, and the Bill ordered for a third
reading to-morrow.
The Arroariav-Grazwar. brought op.a Bill to
obviate inconveniences in the Office of the Account-
ant-Gener:ll of the Court of Chancery, which was
read a first, and oniesed to be read a second time
toeocei ow.

The Reports of the Committees of Supply :rnd
Ways an 3 Me ms, were severally brought up, the
Resohrtions read sand agreed to, and Bills ordered
in thertwm.

Mr. A LEXANnER brought up a Bill for the en-
couragement of MAnuf.saurers of Leather; and a
Bill fur the improvement of Revenues in the isle of
Mann; which were severally read a first, and or-
dered to be reed A second time to-rnormw.

NIT. Ow ca, from the India House, brought up an
account of cuh • belonging to the separate fund of
the East India Company, from 1799, to the Ist
March, 1804, and all appropriations made in the
same. Ordered to lie on the table, and to be
printed.
London, England, 1804-07-11

REVIEW AT BLACKHEATH.

Yesterday was appointed for the review of the
Volunteers of the Western District of Rent, on
Blackheath. Although it rained inceuantly during
the whole day, these corps assembled at the usual
hour. 'l'hey consisted of the Blackheath, Green-
wich, Deptford, Woolwich, Lewisham, Chisel-
hurst, Bromley, Sydenham, Foot's-Cray, Paul's.
Cray, St. Mary's-Cray, North-Cray, and Bexford la.
Pantry, the Blackheath and Deptford Cavalry, and
Kentish Yeomanry. About twelve o'clock, the Earl
of Romney, before whom they were appointed to
be reviewed, appeared on the ground, attended by
his son, Lord Marsharn, an.l Lord Sidney, Colonel
of one of the corps of Ket.tish Yeomanry. Shortly
after, the Earl of Camden arrived. The troops
formed in a line, with their right extending
beyond Maudlin Coll:ge, and their left beyond
the wind-mills. They were commanded by Co-
lonel Hardy. It rained with great violence at the
moment the review commenced-, and did not abate
during the whole review, which occupied more than
three hours. The troops went through several evo-
lutions, but were soon ordered to desist from au
attempt to fire, as not one musquet in twenty
could be discharged, the powder being wet the
instant it was in the pan. All that was se-Is
gave the spectators great reason to lament that the.
review had fallen on such a day. The varions
manceuvres were executed with even more than
usual spirit; as if these Volunteers meant to express,
that it is nut pomp and parade only in which they
excel. No greater alacrity could have been display-
ed if the day had been unusually fine, and an is-
semblage of the greatest fashion and beauty the
speetators. It will not be supposed the spectators
were many. There were about twenty carriaves.
all of persons of distindlion, and about two hundred
persons on foot, chiefly the labouring people of the
neighbourhood. A little incident happened during
the review that was by no incurs uninterev Mg. Tito
ground was slightly kept by a very f•sir of the
infantry, and both the catriages and the Lint sp-c-
-tators hallowed the troops very du a.lv in every
movement. Suddenly, the horse on .Le right wing
of the line was -ordered to sewr the frunt, while
the line retreated. Tney charged, on the tuli gal-
lop, across the whole ground occupied by the spec-
tators. It was impossible for many of these to get
out of the way. Some screened themselves behind the
carriages. The rest did the only prudent thing that
remained : they stood still ; and the cavalry opened
their files, shunning every little groape with the
utmost precision, as if they had been natural and
impassable obstacles in their way. 'I his was donlily
pleasing; both for the relief it gave to the fears of
many, and as it was a better proof, than meat y formal
manoeuvres, of the accuracy of Li: discipline of
these corps of cavalry. After the review, refresh-
ment was given to all the corps, at the Green Man ;
and Lord Romney, the officers of the corp., and
many of the neighbouring gentry, sat down to a
very elegant dinner at the same place.
London, England, 1804-07-11

ALAR‘IING FIRE.

A fire broke out last night als3nt elPeen o'clock,
at Mr. Gansden's cooperage, Angcl.alky, Whi:e.
chapel. It burned with incredible fury, and, il-
lumined the atmosphere over all Load ..i arid
Westminster. Before it could be retrained. it ex-
tended to the dwelling.house of Mr. Crape, mtg.::
baker, which was also consumed. The fire was
completely overpowered at one o'clock ; Nye pre-
mise, were insured. The volunteers and firemen
were very *Clive. This is the third time Mr Ga
den's premises have been burned within these two
years.
London, England, 1804-05-23

Speedily will be ;1'11)1i:in-do
By Messrs. CA DELL and DAVIES, Strand,
Be Qrder of the Trustees,
SSAYS on the EXECUTION and COMP°.
F SITION of LANDSCAPE SCENERY.

By the Rev. Mr. GILPIN,
Late Vicar of Boidre

And shortly will be • few of Mr. Gilpin's remaining
Draw and Books of Drawings. The whnlc being appro.
prated to rumple the Endowment of his Parish Scholl,
London, England, 1804-05-23

HAMBURGH MAIL.

NACI.M. MAY 8.
The French Minister Berthier is returned by way
Of Bois le Duc to France.

Letters from the Cape of Good /lope say, that
the squadrons of Admirals Hartsinck and Linois are
united together, and are in search of the English
Beet, in their expedition to Ceylon.
Every person wbo leaves our republic is obligri
to give security for paying his share of our intraense
contributions.

According to some sports, Bonaparte is to be
crowned at Lyons ; others say that this ceremony
will take place at Aiz•la-Chapelle.
RATICION. MAY 7.
The Russian Minister brre, Von Klupfell, has
relented for the perusal of the Diet, to Baron
JUbini, the following written

CONI:TANTINOPt P, APRIL
The diferences between the rebels in Egypt have
been very advantageous to the Porte. A Lieute.
nant of Elfi Bey has had an engagement with the
other Beys whO were at Cairo, in which he and his
partisans lost their lives. Elfi Hey himself was
obliged to return to Upper Egypt.
A still greater engagement has taken place be-
tween the Arnauts, with 6030 Albanese, and the
other Mamelukes, with whom they lately made a
common cause. On the 14th March, an altion was
fought. in which Ibrahim Dey and most of the
other Beys were killed, and all the Mamelukes ei-
ther dispersed or made prisoners.
The late reports from Egypt say, that a corps of
Sepoys in the Englisb service was expe&ed at Suez,
and that an English squadron was before Alexan-
dria, of which the English had not yet taken pos-
session.

VENICE, MAY 2.
The common conversation here is an intended
journey of the Pope to France.

►ROM THE M%lNt, MAY 9.
They write from Nancy, that several Generals,
who were on missions in the provinces, or who had
leave of absence, have unespededly received orders
to repair immediately to Paris.

An Account of a new Cerweetion. and of a new Empire (not
France), bull appear to-morrow.
Some must interesting news from the combined fleet under
Admiral Fox is unavoidably postponed until to m•rrruw.

Emern War[-llnitty at the Pus:le (Are:,

THE 131111411.1 PE]ESS.
London, England, 1804-05-23

PLEASANT and RETIRED SITUATION, HACKNEY.
To be SOLD, by Mears. KU ,(TON and VENNOR,
9"HE desirable LEASE of a modern, subatantill,
brick DWELLING HOUSE, in complete repair, rcpbte
wah domestic ectirveniencies, agreeably situ led in a retired and
pleaw,d part of the respeltable Village of Ilaricir y, contait.ing
3 good Attics, 3 commodious Citamliers. 2 Dres4mg
handsome Drawing Room, Dining Room t t feet by 15,
Brink FAA Parlour, Entrance Hall, Footman', Pantry Good
Kitchen, Wash House, excellent Cellarhig, and a illardedi ;
held on learn PIT an unexpired Term of sixteen three-eight
~care, at a moderate rent.
To he viewed with Tickets, which, with further particular.,
may be had of Mercer. Dorton and Vcone, No. 62, Coroltill.
London, England, 1804-05-23

In the Press, and in a few Days will be published, in Seven
Volumes, Octavo,
'rHE WORKS of the late FRANCIS BLACK-
-1 BORNE, A.M.
.
By kis Son, FR ANCIN ISLACKBURT`IF., LL.B.
P:intrd for T. Cadell and W. Davies, Strand; T. Hunt,
Pateritrnter row ; J Ittawnian, Poultry ; T. Condor, Bucklers-
bu y, Londoil ; and J Todd, York.

SALES BY AUCTION
ANTIQUARIAN and TOPOGRAPHICAL PAINTINGS,
DRAWINGS, PRINTS, BOOKS, Sze.
By Mr. RICHARDSON,
At his House, No. 31, the Corner of Vlllier.-street, iib the
Strand, THIS DAY and TO MORROW, at 'fuels,
&Clock,
A COLLECTION of PRINTS and DRAW-
INGS by &Italia:xi, Day.-s, (iirtin, Hearne, Munn,
Roiker, Sandby, Shepherd, Turner, and V.briey ; a few
PICTURES by Antral I, Barker, Rathhoite, Wilson, and
Wright of Derby; RARE ENGLISH PORTRAITS; a
small Colleftion of BOOKS, including a History of England,
2 vols. ; and a Collection towards a History of Wiltshire, it-
Instrated with a large Number of Drawings Sketches, and
Prints, in 2 large vols. folio, &c. see.
To be viewed on the Mornings of Sale ; Catalogue: may be
hail of Mr. Richardson, No. 31, Strand (price Sixpence) ;
and of Mr. Clsrk, Bookseller, Bond-street.
London, England, 1804-05-23

COPYIIOLD COITAGE RESIDENCE, about Three filJes
from Rumford.

By Meuri. BURTON awl VENNOW,
A Singularly I)esirable, detached COTTAGE
RESIDENCE. with Gyre Minx, Two-St.ill Stable,
large productive Garden tastefully disio•ed,aud planted with
thriving Fruit Trees, agreeably Otuate a pleasant distance from
the Road, in the centre of a respectable, rural, end hea:thy
Village, commanding a rich variety of bea,nifiil home Scene:,
and distiot Pro pet,., contrasted with the dittant Kentish
Hills, mud relieved br a fine iii:w of the River. The whole
very 'cresol, put tutu the woo perfect order at a considm!ble
I.:evente, forming together • setindtte delightful Residence
for a small tt.oteel Family. The risGernat Apartment, are of
good proportioue, tied cwrailt of five Chambers, Dressing
Room, cheerful Drawing Beam is silt circular Frisch Win-
dows ..pemmir to the Garden, Iti,sisig Room, E,.•-en,:c 11,11,
Kitchen, Wash igedille. Mali Salftrofill Ream, a.m.! suitable
Domestic Offices.
To ba viewed with Tickets only, which, with thither In-
( irmation, may be had of Wins. Berton and S'ennor, Ant-
tomarn, No. 62, Corulrill.
London, England, 1804-05-23

14ChilIER

,THEATRE ROYAL. HAY-MARKET.
L THIS EVENING will be pr •sentcd the First Part of
SING HENTRY THE FOURTH.
Kine Henry. Mr. ARCHER.
The Pr.uce of Wales Mr. PALMER, Jun.
*MIA John if Lancastr.r, Miss WOODFALL.
Worcester, Mr. CHAPMAN.
Hotspur, Mr ELLISTON.
Sir Richard Vernon, Mr. DECAMP.
Westmorland, Mr. WHARTON.
Sir Walter Blunt, Mr. IS RTLEY.
Sir John Falstaff, Mr. PALMER.
Dou.das, Mr. SMITH.
Northumberland, Mr. GROVE.
Pouts, M:. 11. KELLY.
Lady Percy, Miss GRIMANI.
Mrs. %licitly, Mrs. WARD.
To is hich rat be serled, a Farce, called
THE SULTAN.
Solyman, Mr. ARCHER.
°coy n, Mr. DE C.IMP.
Elmira, Mrs. T WOODFALL.
Isinene, Miss HOWELLS.
Roxalana, Mrs. TAYLOR,
-as the Thestr.l-Itsvit. 4..11, being iscr First Appearance
on this Stage )
Pmt.'s Ss. Pit as. First Gallery 2s. Second Gallery Is.
The Dunes to be of ent.' at Six o'Clock, and the Performances
es ttzvin at Sena.
Places to Ise taken of Mr. Rice, at the Box OFR* of the
Theatre.

- -
Os Saturday will be produced, a New Comely, in F've Arts
(rarer perferinad), railed
GUILTY rs Ch, NOT GUILTY?

TO THE FACULTY.
TO be DISPOSED OF, the SHOP, DRUGS,
and FIXTURES of a Mrdical Man, with the Lease of
a handsome House, furnished, with faihionable Stoves, &c.
As the Proprietor does not wish to make a proAt cm his beanies,
but merely to clear Ins own expenses, he will sell his Shop and
House Fixtures, with Drugs, itc. for the sum of Two
Hundred Guinest, and will engage to introduce the Person
who rakes it to his Patients, consisting of some respectable
Femakes, and others. The Shop is well situated, both for
Private and Retail Business, and has for its time yielded un-
commonly well.
Address to R B. (pot' paid) or apply at the Office of Mr.
.T.'F.Trtieman,No. 4, Surf ilk•lane, Cannon-street.

•.• The eriCe is mentioned to lave trouble.
London, England, 1804-05-23

LEASEHOLD PREMISES, NECKINGER, BERMOND-
SEY.
Ry Messrs. BURTON saisl VENNOR,

On TUESDAY. May 413; at Twelve o'Clock, at Garrawars.,
by Oder of the Executors of Mr. Tysom, de:eased,

THE LEASE of a DWELLING HOUSE and
Garden, containing four Chambers, Store two
Parlours, Kitchen, Wash-huuse, and Gailen ; he'd for an un-
expired Tenn of Twenty-one Yeantland a Quarter at Midsum-
mer, at a moderate Ground Rent.
To be viewed, and Particulars had three dart previous to the
sale, out the Prensisei; at GarranarY, and of Meson. Burtow
and Vennor, No. 64, Cornhill.
London, England, 1804-05-23

CNISWELL•STREET.
By Nimes. BURTON and VkINNOR,

On TUESDAY, the 29th inst. atTwelve o'Clock, atCirrairav's
by Direftion of the Mortgagee, with Consent of the As:
signets
f•Hedesirable LEASE, with immediate posses.
I Non, of a Brick DWELLING HOUSE, with Double
Front Shop and Private Entrance, situate No. 46, Chiswell-
meet, near Finsbury-square, late in the occupation of Mr.
Food, Shoemaker. The Premises contain three Servant?
Remus, Four disrobe's, commodious Shop, Parlour behind,
stud Private Entrance, reader, d very convenient for letting ;
two Kitcheus. Wash.bouse and CAlaring ; held on Lease for
in unexpired. Term of Eighteen Years at Lady Day last, at the
inodeiate Rent of 481. yer Annum.
To be viewed Three Days previous h the Sale, and printed
Descriptions had on the Premises; at Garraway's ; of Mr. Bum.
Solicitor, Devoniline.street, Bishopsgate ; and of Messrs. Bur-
ton and Venom, No. 64, Cornhill.
London, England, 1804-05-23

DIVMFND

George AV.IrTVII, Cwerier;':streti. 1-biroaritot, upholdm 12

PRINTS, BOOKS of PRINTS, COPPER PLATES by
BARTOLOZZI, PRINTS Framed and Glued, &c.
By Mr. KING,
At his Great Room, King-street, Covent Garden,
TO-NtOR ROW, at Twelve &Clock,
A COLLECTION of PRINTS, chiefly modern,
1-, many ix colours; some Books .if Prints, including Me
moires de Gra/miim, kiiiromu ; Layettes Physiognosay, by
Hunter, Thirty Ave Niiii.bvr,; a Copper-plate by Battolrazi;
the Portrait of Bonaparte, with Seventy capital Proofs; a num.
Prints framed and glazer', a few Pictures, &c.
May ,be viewed on this day, said Catalogues had at the
Room.
London, England, 1804-05-23

TO PRINTERS AND BOOKSELLERS.

•r 0 be DISPOSED OF by Private Contra (tor
li Ready Manes only ), several large and small useful Fount.
.0 PRINTING TYPES, Roman and Italic, entirely 1111tW, at'
from In to 30 per cent. under the prssent Founders, Prices.
Apply to J. Delabor, Printer's Appraiser and Auctioneer
Deptford, Relit; or address to him (Post Paid) to the care o
Mr. Price, at the Westminster Library, Panuni-square.
hi.R. Several of the armee Founts ass well adap•ed for News-
paper., toil worth attention.

PICTURES, ENOLNII COINS, and MEDALS,
814 ELLS, Re Re.
LEIGH, SOTHEBY, and SON,
•
On TvetsDAY NEXT, and ft:Mooing Hay,
TAE entire MUSEUM of JOHN LIPTRA P,
(a Bankrupt containing a very good Coiedion of
Piattres a shoes Salt-Lit:in of English Coins :ma Medal.,
Shells, aid other Cnriovitiev, likevive come excellent ("Abinet..

NEW TERRACE, COLEBROOK-ROW, ISLINGTON, sot
UPPER FOUNTAIN PLACE, CITY ROAD.
By Mftsrs. BURTON and VENNOR,
On TUESDAY, the 29th inst. at Twelve o'Clock, at Gam.
wars, in Two Luta,
DESIRABLE LEASEHOLD PREMISES.
dinirahly situate, being No. 4, New Terrace, C.ohrbrook-
row, and No 2, Upper Fountain Place, City Road.
Lot I. A Modern Built Leascheld Dwening Douse, recently
put into the most complete Repair, pleasantly situate, Na.. 4,
New Terrace, tieing the New Roc-, containing a Drawing
Room, Two Parlours Thrve Chambers, Servants' Room,
Two Kitchens and good Cellar.ng, and an inclosed Garden
held Oil a Lease al a Ground Rent.

Lot 11. A convenient Leasehold Dwelling House, No. Y,
tippet Fountain Pace, City R 044; containing a Drawing
Room, Two l'arlours, Thrie ebonite'. Kitarli, \Von brume,.
Chaise-house. Stable. and Gardat ; held on Leaie for above.
Two it• ars.
London, England, 1804-05-24

LAW

:E.

COURT OF KIN ,N BENCH, WasTMINSTLII, MIT 29.
Sittings before Lard ELLEPIDOROUGH and a Special

DOE, ON THE DEMISE OF DIOIST, V. NAWKINS AND

07 II E RS.

This was an eje&rnentbrought upon the title.
The Plaintiff claimed a right to certain land and
premises demised to him, as being situate in the
hamlet of Mile-End Newtown, in the parish of
Stepney ; the Defendants held the same premises
for some years past, as tenants deriving under the
parish of Whitechapel. The question for the Jury
was, to which of the parishes the premises in que.
don belonged ? Several witnesses were called on
the part of the Plaintiff, most of them very old men,
who proved that the premises in question had
always been considered as within the hamlet of
Mile-End Newtown, and parish of Stepney ; that
in perambulating that psirish those premises were
always included ; and have always, till within these
four or five years last past, paid the land tax and
poors rates to that parish.
Mr. GI has, on the part of the Defendants, went
into a very long and arduous statement, to prove
the premises as belonging to the parish of White
Chapel; but failing to support his statement by
sufficient evidence, the Jury found a verdiel for the

DEFAMATION.
♦IN{LIE V. GISIONS.

This was an atSion brought by the Plaintiff against
the Defendant, Sir William Gibbons, Bart. for
slanderous words si:oken by him.
Mr. Eitsic IN E was proceedin* to state the P:ai:t.
tiff's case, with his usual aliihty and eloquence,
when he was interrupted by Mr. Glans; on the part
of the Defendant, who had authorised him to consent
that a verklift should be taken for the Plaintiff, in
any sum he might think proper. The whole busi-
ness, he observed, was a mistake, and a misconcep•
tion in a person who had carried a message from one
of the party to the other.
Lord ELL EN ISOROCGH observed, that as the De-
fendant admitted the injury he had done the Plain-
tiff, in a handsome and most proper manner, and
had made every reparation in his power, the Jury
therefore could no; hesitate on what verdift they
should find ; they accordingly found a verdict of 101.
for the Plaintiff.
London, England, 1804-05-24

ItSGISART D. WOODS.

The PLtintiff, in this case, seas a carver and
gilder, and had been employed by the Defendant
to make some gilt ornaments for two figures. Ile
figures had remained fur some time with the Plain-
tiff; and when he had the ornaments almost finished,
the Defendant came and carried the figures away
with him; by so doing, he prevented the work from
being completed The work was proved to be done
in a workmanlike manner, and reasonably worth
the price charged for it ; and the only quection for
the Jury was, whether the Plaintiff had used reason-
able dispatch in the execution of the work ? The
Jury, after consulting for some time, withdrew, and,
on their return, round a verdict for the Defendant.
London, England, 1804-05-24

I GARTON informs his numerous Customers
. in all Parts of the United Kingdom, that he continues to
have the largest Assortment of the PATENT COTTON
THREAD, and the finest in the Would. His beautiful MARK-
ING COTTON is now universally used in the I own of Silk.
It would be much lamented so useful an Article should get into
bad repute, by selling a spurious Sort ; to prevent which, the
Public will observe, all Ins Cotton Thread is wrapped in a fine
Straw-coloured raper. with_spg Words in the Water-mask,
the Roe as in Bank Not.,,
London, England, 1804-05-24

HOLBEIN AND HOLLAR.

This Day is published, prier Half-a-Gurney VW 011 large Pa-
per, Fifteen Shinier its beside,
THE DANCE OF DEATH, represented in
Thirty Original Plates, engraved by Holler, from the
Paintings of llolbein.
A New Edition.

London : Printed for John /larding, SG, St. James's•street ;
and John Murray, S 2, Ficet street.
A few superior Copies may be had in *to. prie• 11. Is.
London, England, 1804-05-24

THURSDAY, MAY 24, 1804.

EXHIBITION AND SALE BY PRIVATE CONTRACT.
THE TRUCHSESSIAN GALLERY, New
Road, opposite Portland-Place, continues open every
riay, and the Pictures sold will not be removed this month, in
order to afford for sonic nine longer to the Public an opportu-
nity of viewing, in itio collective stateand classical arning-ment,
an aiseinblage of upwards of ONE THOUSAND PICTURES,
by t'v• most eminent Motors of the Italian, Flemish, Dutch,
Cernian, and French schools ; focning a series of superior spe-
cimens of Cie art in various ages and cvusitries, such as has
never before been submitted to the Public, mid may not pro-
bably occur fur a number of years, as the Exhibition and Sale
positively close this season. Open from ten o'clock till di,sk.—
Admittance One Shilling.

This Day is published, price ti. Number 111. of
THE GARDENER'S REMEMBRANCER,
which, together with Number I. at 4 11. contains View%
of Mr. Forsyth's Treatise on Trees, the Culture of the Pine
Apple and Melon, an effectual Method of Destroying Insects
that infest Plants; a Description of and Observations on Dr.
Anderson's and Mr. Stewart's Patent HotHott.es; Direction.
for building Hot-Houses; and pits and beds fur cultivati•ir
(without the awistance of fire hest), Pine Apples, Melons, is:c

By JAMES M'PHAIL,
Gardener to the Earl 6f Liverpool.
Printed for T. Cadcll and W. Davies, Strand.
Of whom may be had,
Number I. and 11. price Is. each. Also, A TR EATISE on
the CULTURE of the CUCUMBER, and HINTS arid OB-
SERVATIONS on the IMPROVEMENT of AGRICUL-
TURE. Price ss. each.
London, England, 1804-05-24

V NI 11111141/12*
gIHE vrrt OVAL, COVENT-CARDEN.
THIS LVENINU will be acted, the Comic Opera I

THE CABINET.
Prima Orlando, Mr. 'RAH AM.
Count Curacao, Mr. EMERY.
Marital, de Grand Chateau, Mr. BLANCHARD.
Lo►cnzu, Mr. INCLEDON.
Who m. 011.), Mr. FAWCETT.

Kier, Mr. MUNDEN.
Doealiee, M,s. P()WELL.
Outten*, Mrs DIRDIN.
Constants*, Muss %VtIE.ATLY.
Leonora, Mrs. ATKINS.
Bianca,rs. DAVENPORT.
Curios°, Mn. MATTOCKS.
Floretta, Signora STORACE.

After the Play (for the tkth Time) will be presented a Grand
berneComic Romantic Melo-Drama, in Two Acts. called
VALENTINE AND ORSON.
Principal Characters.
French.
Pepin, King of France, Mr CORY.
ermy, Mr. KL &BERT.
Vadettbil, Mr. rARLE,r.
°mon, Mr. DUBOIS.
The Princess Eglantine, Mrs. ST. LEDGER,
The Empress Elidtaaoda, Sister to the King, Mrs. DIBDIN.
Saracens.

The Sorcerer, Agramant (the Gwen Knight), Mr. 10-
LOGNA,_Jun.

Iman, Air. BARLEY.
Tte Per- to conclude with a
GRAND PAGEANT,
Reoresentme the V;•.ttng of
The Utmost of Coit,taittrurple and the King of France.
The Doors will h- opened at Holtpast Fire, and the Pen
ferntance begin at Hilt pest Six.
60. Pit, S. 6,1. Gallery, 2s Upper G./fiery, Is.
London, England, 1804-05-24

This Day is puhlished,in One itniume Octavo, prLee, in boards,
Seven Shinnots,
SERMONS ON VARIOUS SUBJECTS, DOC-
TRINAL and MORAL, solected,ahridged, Antl trantlatEd
from L'Annee Evangeltnne of F .1. Durand, M.n...tte cl.l St.
Evangite, Professeur Ordanarre daps l'Ac..lealie de Lau-aline,
kr.

By the Rev. RICHARD MUNKHOUSF., D D.
Printed for I. and C. Rivinginii, No 62, St. Paul': Cbutch
Yard.
" It is the Translator's intention to give another.. Volume to
the Public, if this be favourably received ; and the above Ex-
-6111111111 raray paeltera Malice our Readers to *agar well of its
merits." Crit. Rev. for May, 11103
" Thew Sermons are an uniformly excellent, that we cannot
too strongly recommend than to the Notice of our Readers "
Anti Sac. Rev. for June.
" The Merit of these Divrou rses is eminently conspicuous."
Brit. Crit. for August

Title Uap is piibi..hea, price Ss hoard.,
THE COURT C OMPANION : Containing the
Arms of the Peers, Peeresses,tre. dm. of the United King-
dum ; the Title arid Soniame of all the Families, with their
Mottoes translated and alphabetically arranged; an Intro-
duftion to Heraldry ; the Orders of Knighthood; the Royal
Family of Great Britain ; the Archbishops arid Bishops, with
the Value of their Secs; the Baronets and Knights, die. trc.tri..
arranged in such a way, as that, by a single rt ['fence to Vie
Plates and index, a Nobleman may immediately be diftin-
guisherl by the Arms on lit Carnage, Sec.
Printed for Debrett, Piccadilly ; F. and C Rivington, St.
Paul's Church-yard; Clarke and Sons, Portugal-street; T.
Egerton, Whitehall; W. Mdler, Bond-street; Crosby and
Co. Stationer' court; Cuthell and Martin, Holborn; Les,
Compton-street; and John Harding, St. Jaines's-stroet.
London, England, 1804-05-24

VICTUALLING-OFFICE, Aran 25, 1804.
THE COMMISSIONERS fir Irianalling Hu
Majesty's Nary &hereby glee Notice, That an riItrRSDAY
the 24th e May nest, they will be moll to rece:ce Tender, in
eiritin !sealed iip), and treat for the supply of what Fresh Beef,
awn, Old Sea Prosness*, may he reaneredfor the Use of His Ma-
esty's Ships and Veuels at Waterford, far Twelve Plonitis certain,
and fu. thew until Sir Months Notice shell k Risen on either tide
pr the termination thereof; the mode payment to be by Bats
Payable with Interest Menlo Hass after date.
The Coaditians of the Contra.% may be seen at the Sr.-retest-I'e
Office, at this 05sce, or by applying to the Collector of the Customs
.d all Persons who may thin& proper to stake Tenders span the
A Occasion, are attired to take Notice, that no Regard - ill he
had to any Tender no which the Price shall not he inserted is Word.
at Length, or that shat tot be delivered to the Board before Oat
o'Cloch tenths said Thursday the 24th of Manned, nor no/eight Per-
son who makes the Mader, or some Person on kis R, !tenth, to
answer when called for. Is/ that such Traders as rentals' ex-
travagant priers upset some *sides, and pro-es much inferior to
the real so/se upon 'them, will be considered as awarer to k
admitted.
London, England, 1804-05-24

THEATRE ROYAL, HAY-MARKET.
1 THIS EVENING will be presented (staid Time this
Saaino)s a Play in Thu* Acts, called

THE MOUNTAINEERS.
Oilman, Mr ELLTSTON.
Virolet,. Mr. PALMER. Jun.
Kilmall.eic, Mr. DENMAN.
Roque, Mr. CHAPMAN.

Lnp; Toth°, Mr NOBLE.
Bas!mein Mu4l, by a GENTLEMAN,
(lima( his First Appearance nn any Stage.)
Sadi, Mr. DECAMP.
Znraycla, Mrs. T WOODFALL
Florantbe, Mrs. HARLOWE.
Agnes, Miss HOWELL.S.

►Rat which, the Popular Cnmic Opera, in Two Ade, caned
LOVE LAUGHS at LOCK-SMITHS.
Vigd, Mr. DENMAN.
Grain Beldare, Mr. ELLISTON—
Lyda, Mr*. MATHEWS.

Boxes se. Pa Os. First Gallery Ss. Sernnd Gallery 11.
The Doors to he oliened at Sat o'Clock, and the Performances
to b:.gin at Seven.
Places to be taken of Mr. Rice, at the Box Office of the
Theatre.
On Saturday will be produced, a New Comedy, in Fire AO,
(New perfortneAkcanael
Gintnr ; Or, NOT GUILTY?