The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1803-03-23 00:00:00

Art. VII.

The ontrt ob;ect ~f the pre-
smi Agre;mictit beirw mon-
temtitee of gourt order, the
ContokisiAry General of the
'LWOW Kepoblic tolOtOSei to
du every thing that 401,00: uu
him to preyeiit distil rivulets, or
aiii act which might 'howl)
the public listice in the Deitrict
% here the Hoops miLy be aita-
honed.

Art. VIII.
T^ intun th•• ,tt..•istenr.•
of
The` tr..ps fal the two tutioil..,
ths! 'Lieutenant t; •veritor shall
in nn manner hinder the supply
of the fittavial trrop,, :It the
nifty.. B.L•
tartar► Itepublicon hit part It 111
in no Way interfere ,tr pr:vent
satipl•t•• from *..1 • Interior ping,
tutu (*ape .1,146.11.

F.
None of thew .I,Ltorements
th;A:t hr inU•rynla d ,11 ;my time
4tainbt the Rat tvi An evotrir,
ur agaitto the C'. C;e
114 A4100:1114 111 auy
,hArlr the dear right that the
of Mitten's 1114 Ova
thcot to the cesion of this e
19ny.

Art. X

Scrirliagiit;tae....hiiients to hilt- Agreed to, provided such
der any disturbances iu tlie disturbances either thipiiten or
lknglls4JUChOlid Of the camp, or have actually taken place, anti
to coli:tr.tio the I lottroitots thAt thesateroard, fur WAgq,.llls,
well i. for the t-44.rott of pruvi- &c.ito not o.cevti whatis usual
slums, either to the Rat.►sian fur such putpscs,s.
crisp, or to Cape Too n, shall
not be considered as moving
the troops from the-position
hied upon.
The 11.itayiare norms shall
not return to Cape Town dur-
ing this agreement, neither
shall the English tniolis take •
up any posit,on out of the
Castle or Forts which can mo-
lest the ISatayian ea:up in sty
manner.
Art. XL
Incase of any doubts or dif- Fully agt-cti to.
ficulltes arising concerning the
true mcannig of the pr"ertt
agreement, they shall be ex,
plaimain the most advantage-
Old manner, for carrying into
I. Pica the salutary motives.

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%Nell %AIN inadceti theift‘
eellentieo and the Cotuntisitary
Ge.o.:ral of the Hatavian Re- ..
public to enter into it% and
noire empecially Eoi ensuring utt
the C.etteij.:•tary thli
G-oern,irantle.;:outral in Chief,
and the offieeni Clllll and mit-
tiry, the greateit Aeeurity,
in.letiendoece; the
won a in order to reit. in snore
,trotigly the good I6relhgence
to happily eit.i'Jli,died between
tin it Excelloneiei and tha
ennionisiary (; .neral of the
Bat.it isin r Int bl ic.
(Signed) J. Dt. is i, (Sigurd', J. 1%111.1'0N, COP
Schunt by Nattt. 1)-it Gcti•
Jrlndir,tct.. B Repo,. p.(:. I N , Cal. Cfon.
lea
INGL b, Cons. Gina. Troupes Bltaves au Cap-
Jan. 180. J. • Ratified,
F.Dt;NDA.,,Lt.G 'n. (Signed) 800 ER Cl' mrl4,
Viee-Aclutind, &e.

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Rte, ..

t#o bdttit line of bal.tk. ships and i frigate.
Jan. 2.1, the packet sailed from St. I lelena, with his
Majesty's ship Orpheur, with the Britgnnia, Northamp-
icui, Admiral Alpin, and Masnaaime East
for England.—Wind S.

MARCH 19.
Arrived this day the American ship 'Olive,
Nicholls, from the Manillas, last from the Cape of
Good llope, which she left the 18th of January last,
four days after the Princess Amelia packet, which
arrived yesterday ; at which time all was quiet,
and the British in full possession of the Cape. By
Capt. Nicholls we also learn, that five sail of Spa-
nish line of battle ships, and seven Spanish merchant
vessels, were to sail from the Manillas for Spain, on
the Ist of January last, having on board a very
large quantity of specie.
The Ganes sloop of war, of 18 guns, arrived here
on Wednesday last, and on Thursday evening a press
took place; but having very little shipping in har-
bour few men were picked up,
The packets, viz, the King
.George, for Lisbon;
Dole of Marlborough, for Jamaica ; and Printest
Elizabeth, for the Leeward Islands, with mails, ars
detained by contrary winds.—Wind S.

BREAD.—Yesterday the Master and Wardens of
the Bakers' Company attended the LORD MAYOR.
at the Mansion-House, to set the Assize of Bread ;
when, after having examined the Meal-Weighers'
Returns, his Lords'iip ordered that the price of
Bread be continued the same as last week,
9d. the Quartern Loaf.
Yesterday a young man was brought before the
sitting Magistrates at Bow-street, charged with felo-
niously stealing a bullock . the property of M. Har-
court, of Stanmore. It appeared in evidence, that
the bullock was in a drove of six others, on Monday
sc'nnight, passing by Bagnigge Wells, when the pd.
soner, with about 11 others, separated the bullock
from the drove by force, and struck at the drover
with a stick when he attempted to prevent them.
A boy, who was a speetator, discovered where the
bullock was, in White Conduit-fields, and likewiie
the prisoner, and where he was to be found. He
was fully committed for trial for stealing the bullock;
and thus, what the prisoner deemed sport for him-
self and associates, will prove a serious frolic, as
he will be tried for his life.
Also a young man, of genteel appearance, who has
lately praCtised various depredations at several
Coffee-houses, was charged with stealing a watch
from the Hungerford Coffee-house, and a silver salt-
cellar from the St. James's Coffee-house, both of
which charges being satisfaCtorily- made out, Le was
committed for trial.
The late Duke of BR IDGEWATi:R was a decided
enemy to matrimony, and his Grace's dislike is
.confidently said to have originated in the following
circumstance:—Very early in life one of his juvenile
friends requested his company in the country, when
he would have an opportunity of seeing a young
lady whom his friend wits on the point of marrying.
The lady was very handsome ; but she had less fide.
lity than beauty; for, though on the eve of matri-
mony, she took a sudden liking to the Duke, with
whom she had an amour, which did not terminate
in marriage. The Duke, however, reflecting
her conduci to his friend, and the easy sacrifice she
had made of her honour, not only refused to marry
her, but conceived such an indelible disgust against
the levity of the sex, that he determined never to ac-
company a woman to the altar!

BIRTHS.
At &Huhu: on the 17th inst. the Lady of Capta:n
Ogilvy, of the Royal Navy, of a son.
On Monday morning, Mrs. Davis, wife of Mr. Davis.
bookseller in the Straod, of a son. _

Fthiay, the Lally of Samuel C:irpenter Tooke, Esq. of
Prtnce's-strect, Westminster, of a sou.

DI-ED.
(In Thursday last, at his son's house in Chancery-lane,
Derbishire, E q. of B ackley.
Yesterday morning, at his house in Upper Harley-street,
the lady of David Scott, Esq.
On the 18th of February, at Lisbon, Sir John Scott Hales,
Bart. of the sloth Regiment of Foot.
On Friday, in Greenwich Hospital, Lieut. Anthony
Furtye, the oldest Lieutenant in the Navy.
Yesterday, at her house in Park street, Westminster,
in an advanced age, Mrs. Newcombe.
Same day, Robert Simmons, Esq. of Charlotte-street,
Bcdford.Fquate.
Tuesday last, at Sandwich, in Kent, aged 68, William
Boys, Esq. Author of a History of that Town, and Fel-
low of the Antiquary and Linnean Societies of L,ndon.

FRICE

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HIGH WATER AT LONDON-BRIDGE.
Smy
Morning, etn. after 2 I Afternoon,....l2m. after 2.

aleo bp glutton•

By LEIGH, SOTIIEISY, and SON,
TO-MORROW, and Seveu I,)towing Days (Sunday ex-
cepted) a Twelve- &Clock,
AVERY VALUABLE coLLEcTickNI or
BOOKS, the Duplicates of a di:tinguishecl COLLEC-
TOR% LAI:MARY, brought from his Ifouse in the C4untry.

Thr Books in geueral are in a very fine Condition, and
amongst them are ma* Etlaiones Principe:.
To be viewe.l on Nlenday 'March 21, when Catalogues (priers'
6d.) may be had at the- Place of Sale.