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London, England, 1804-01-12

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TO' THE LOVERS OF THE FINE ARTS.
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LETTERS PAPERS on AGRICULTURE,
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THURSDA Y, JANUARY 12,- 1804.
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NEXT SATURDAY..
TBISH respeafully acquaints the Public, that
. the Second Day of Drawing of -the -present Lottery
will be next Saturday, and until that rime Tickets and Shares.
(warranted undrawn) may be had at both his Offices,
No. 4, Cori-Mill, and No. 9, Charing Cross,
Where all Prizes from Twenty Thousand to 'Fwenty Pounds,
will be paid on Detrialid.
The following is the Price of Tickets and Shares :
Tike t7s.
'l. s. - 'l. s. -d.
Half 9 5 -o f Eighth. - 1 8
Quarter - 414 o Sixteenth - t 4 6
*** All Business in the Funds transaaed with Fidelity and
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London, England, 1804-01-12

11/ATIERFOIW, LLc. 3i,

THU RSDAY last a villain knocked at the door oi-
an old man of the name of Power, at Lisnakil!,
within four miles of this city, which was opened by
li.tdaughter, whose arm he iMmediately broke by:a
stroke cf a bludgeon ; he then proceeded to where
the poor man sat by the fire, whom he beat in so
`uornerciful a manner, that he died yesterday 'morn..
in,. The viilain.threateled his wife with instant
• o
death if she did not give him what cash was in the
house—and the poor
.Iki :1-17i 11 was obliged to deli-
ei to him fourteen guineas, the entire saving of
their laborious industry, with which he got clear
off.

Yesterday two men were brought in prisoners
from Ki!matihlinas; by a p;irty of the Middlethird
C,%,,vairy for being suspicious chara6ters, and not
hoeing any visible manner cif livelihood.

JANUARY z.
On Saturday john Biacket, who had been corm;
mitted to the county gaol, by HENRY SARGRNT,
Esq. on suspicion of having murdered John Power,
of Lisnakill, as mentioned in our last, was brought
:under a strong guard to the Mayor's Office, and there
identified in the clearest manner, by the wile and
daughter of Power, as the wretch who committed
the horrid deed. It appeared that he got down the
chimney of the deceased's house, about twelve
o'clock at night, and killed him with a large stick
while asleep. The daughter hearing a noise, and
inqUiring what was the matter, received a violent
blow from the villain, which broke,her arm. He
then robbed the house of rit. guineas, having pre_
viously ordered Power's wile to light a candle. It
seems he was well acquainted with the house, having
slept there several times of late, he being married
to the niece of the deceased. Blacket was a butcher
of the lowest description, and a resident of this
city.
London, England, 1804-01-12

JANUARY 3.

On 'Wednesday or Thursday last, a considerable
number of men entered the house of James Commins, a
farmer, living in the neighbourhood of Stradbaliy, in
this county, murdered him in a most savage manner,
and then robbed the house of money and articles to
a coritider,Abht amaunt.
London, England, 1804-01-12

DIED,

On Tuesday morning, at her house at Whitehall, Mrs. F•'
Pelham, the last surviving daughter of the late Right HO'
Henry Pelham,
At Colchester, on the 7th instant, Sir William Cordon''
Bart.. of the West Nort'olk

Ou Tuesday se'nnidit, At.llodworth, Yorkshire, Miss File"
wood, of Silkst6ne. A dreadful fatality has attended tilt,'
amiable family. 'The father, mother, son, and two daugnterso'
have all died within a Cew weeks a each other.

PRICE 0/" STOCKS,
YESTERDAY.
Bank Stock r4SII [dk'. India Stock
Nars per Cent. 872.3 7i ex. India Bonds
5 per ..ent t'9„ 9z k Oirinium 41 4
Irish 5 per Cent. i I /II Pet . 3 per Cent. 541*
4 pet Cent con. 71i 2 Ditto Ann. 9i
3 per (.• R• Bank for Account
3 per C Con 54i 5,1 Deferral 3 rer Cent.
Ann. 16 5-164- I Cons. tot Open. 5611
13. S. Ann. 3i
London, England, 1804-01-12

NEW MEDICINE ACT.
At the only Warehouse fOr Dr. IAM ES's POWDER,
No. 45, St. Paul's Church-yard, London.
rrHE folksving' MEDICINES are &Ail, at the
Prices annexed, including the Stamp Duties ; and as
it is enacled, • that .-from the Ist of September, pica, the
Stamps should he• applied to all Proprietary Medicines as
well for Foreign as for Iloine Consumpthin, -and as a con-
siderable •Additi,,ii made to the Stamps on the articles of
higher value, or tilos:. iii bulk. the prices ',of Dr. fames's
Powder will be in latUreis 9th per Packet, or al. SS. 6d:
per Dozen • but the quantity of a Dozen Packets in a. Bot-
tle (as niatie. up for the Army and Navy) may be had for
ti. 45. And as by favour of the Commissioners of.the
Stamp Office, Plates are prepared for Mr.'Newbery's sepa-
ate use, with Ms Aatne engraved in each .Stamp, the Public
will be careful obseriee, that the words, "F. Newbery,
No. .45; St. Paul's," are printed in the Stamps of all his
Medicines; and as it is presumed that this will be a soul-
dent security against Counterfeits, 'his Signature on the
Lables on Dr. Imes's Powder will be discontinued from
kencetorward. • • • •

Stamps will be allowed gratis, as usual, to those who
purchase Half a Dozen or friore at a time, of the lower
priced -articles., s. d. • s. d.
Dr. ;anles's Powder a 9 Lozenges of Blois
Do. a Bottle '• 24 o. Frezad'sTinci.oll3ark 4 -9
Do. Analeptic Pills 4 6 Do. Huxharn's 2 o
Do.. large Box - 24 o English Coffee - - 2
Dr. Steer's,Opodeldoe a 6 Genuine Arquebusade S 6
Do. Convulsion (11l - 2 6 Ormskirk Meflicines 8 6
Do. Camomile Drop,s i 9 1 nglish's Scots Pills
Do. Paregoric Lozenges Essenceof Peppermint
Berry's Bilious Pills 4 6 Grant's Drops - i ti
Dr. Austin's Chalybeate Dr. Hooper's Pills
ditto • - 4 o G lass's Magnesia - 3 .6
Daiby's Carminative r 9 Henry's Ditto 2 6
EsseticeolColtsfoot 3 6 Norton's Drops - 5 6
Cephalic:Snuff - 0 9 Spilsbury's Drops 5. 6
'Mr. Silence's Dentrifricc 4 o Dr. Solander's Tea z 9
Tones's Rheumatic Tine- Greenough's T netu re t
ture - 3 6 Do. Tolu Lozenges - ti
_ _ _ ._ _

N. B. Stamps with Mr. Newbery's Name are affixed to
the first twenty Articles above enumerated; and as many
Persons, particularly Servants and Messengers, mistake his
House, he is under the necessity of pointing out, that it is
at the East End of St. Paul's, nearest to Cheapside, and
that-it-has a large White. Stuccoed Front, on which thees
Words are inscribed: " THE ONLY WA kEHOUSE
FOR. DK. IAMES's-POWDER."
London, England, 1804-01-12

POI" AL HUNT.

In c...nsequence of the frosty weather, andfogs
Proving unfavourable to the sport of hunting, on
the several days lately appointed for the Royal sport,
Fast Tuesday being a day appainted, the weather prov-
ing favourable, a very numerous field of sportsmen
assembled on Ascot Heath, to joir Hls Majesty's
Hunt. In a short time after tile arrival of His MA-
SEsTY and attendants, the Deer was started for the
day's diversion. He commenced his run with great
swiftness across the Heath, leaving the Dog-kennel
to the left, and crossed the camp ground, taking to
`the right, through Mr. Go EST'S inclosures, crossing
'Hatchet-lane, thrOugh Mr. NORL's Park, taking
his course towards Wood End, where he took to
the left by the Brick-kilns, crossed the Race.
ground towards King's Beach Hill, making a short
double "to the right, near tire Starting-post, leaving
the Dog-kennel to the right, where he made a dou-
ble and came by Wood End, from which place he
set off with great speed, and took his course by
Mr. CRUTCHLEY'S Park towards Sand Pit-gate,
and running with'great swiftness by Holly-grove
and Cranhourn-Intign, when he ran with great speed
by the Park paling, making a double to the left,_
and crossing the Winkfield-road, he leaped over the
paling of General HARcoutur's inclosures, where
he made his way for a considerable distance; then
leaving Sr. Leonard's Hill to the I.ight, where the
Royal Sportsrnen and hounds were in full view of
him ; and when he got near the top of tire EIJI, he
leaped out of the inclosures and went through the
wood, and crossing Winkfield-plain towards North.
-row, he made a double to the left into Mr. Nov L's
inclosures, and was taken,
after a hard run of above
three hours.
This was considered the best.- day's .sport there
has been this season.
The deer Was bred in Richmond Parke
London, England, 1804-03-20

adoption'of the Clatise; and the ATTORNEY GEN E.
R AI. spoke oglinst it.
Ti he conversation took a new turn, in consequence •
of some ObSeTliatiODS which- felt/ from Mr. DENT,
respeding the Somerset House COrps ryf Volunteers,
and their terms of service : in this the Hon. Gen.
tlernan, MT. TI E RNEY, Mr. SHERIDAN, Mr. G.
VANSITTART, Mr. Fox, the CHAN:: ELLOP. Of the
EXCHEQUER, Mr. K. THORNTON, and Mr. C. ,
WYNNE, were the principal Speakers.
Mr. Ti t RN rY was upon his feet several times in
explanation, and repeatedly asserted that the Corps
in question were mist anxiously desirous to extend
their services to any part of the Kingdom. The,
greater part of what transpired bole but very little
on -the point under consideration.
Mr. ROSE took the opportunity of one of. Mr.
TIE RN i' s deelzrations, to observe, that in order
to carry their wishes into effca; the Corps 1,-,d
oniy, to goininunicate them to His NlAjetoy's Secre-
tary of State.
Mr.SH Ek I DAN'S sentiments of the Clause were
hostile to it, as•involving a serious breach. of Par.
;eh:men:airy faith. . .

Mr. Fox was of a contrary opinion.
The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER
siefrnded the cor4dod of Government with respect
to the qportioning, the numbers of
,Volunteers
in d•,ticrenr Counties in the Kingdom. The Mari-
time Countiei, especially those most liable to at_
lack had, he e,ntended, a proportionably increased
cumber allotted to diem.

Mr. CANNING shortly, but forcibly, censured the
general sy stem of MiniEters with respeCt to the
Volunteers ; in illustration of which, he instanced
the case of that most important part, the County of
Kent, for which the number of Volunteers accepted
were mute than coon short of what had offered.
Atter a few words from Sir jouN NiVROTT ESL EY,
[Lc House divided.
For the Amendment
Against it

37
• 79

Majority . —42
Strangers were not admitted any more into the
Gallery, but we understood that the further consi.
'Aeration of the Amendments was put off till to-mor-
row (this day).
We were also informed, that Mr. PITT said that
he understood that it was the intention of one of
His M..jesty's Ministers to bring forward a Mo-
tion upon a subjett similar to that of which he had
given notice for to.morrow. It was not his wish to
press forward his Motion, if Ministers meant to
adopt any measure upon the subject he would
therefore postpone his IN/L,tion, until the Right
Hon. Gcntleman hdd brought forward his-plan.
At halt past two o'clock the House adjourned
till this day.

MAILS.

DUE

AR RIVED
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p'arnburgh o
London, England, 1804-03-20

OFFICE OF ORDNANCE,

March 1, 1304,
t HE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of lIIS' MA-
k
yEsrr., ORDNANCE do hereby give Notice, That
IL', will tell .9 Public Augion, at the Tower, on Monday the
Ti zti„iD.iy of March inst. at fen o'clock in the Forenoon, sundry
13,,s of old and unserviceable ORDNANCE STORES, consist-
ing. ~,,f Quantities of Harness, Cordage, Hemp, Rubblih, Sheaves
aid -.Vat, Ltntborns, Sheep-skins, flair Clafhs, Tin Kettles,
F,Pge •',,geitaws, 'Standing' Vices, old Iron, Cartridges, Hand_
screws, a;.,,;,•'.2t and 11-eights, Fire Wood, Files of sorts, Bedding,
Tents;ClaibiniAnd various other Articles ; 'the whale of which,
'Nay be viewed at bias Totver till the Day of Sale. Printed Lists
ofthe.LOts will be ,livered to such Persons as apply for than, at
the Office of Ordnance in the Tower.
41, Order of we Board,
R. H. CREW, Secretary
London, England, 1804-03-27

NAVAL NEWS:`

PLYMOUTH, MARCH zs.—The outward-bound
West India Ships, which sailed hence yesterday for
Falmouth, under C:,nvoy of the Aurora Frigate,
put back again this morning by contrary winds.
Arrived the Foudroyant, of 8o guns, Rear. A-
dmiral GRAVES, from the Channel Fleet.

Arrived the Swedish Ship Amititia, Capt. J.
C. ScHtm-rz, from Cadiz, with wine for this
Port ; also the Atalanta, of Koninshurgh, J. C.
HANNEMAN master; and the Maria, of ditto,
J. G. ANSCHLAAG master, both from Marrenes,
laden with salt, detained by the Viper Cutter.
Arrived also the Providentla, Capt. PORT, and
the Vriendschap, Capt. HOLSDT, from Barcelona,
laden with wine, for orders.

Porrsmourn, MARCH 2.6.--Arrived the Tram-
peuse Sloop of War, with the Margaret and Provi-
dence Transports, with Troops (which they landed
this morning at Cowes), from Ireland ; S•wan Cut-
ter, from Guernsey, and Charlotte, WHITE, from
Gottenburg for Nantz, detained by the Eurjdice
Frigate.

..........—.
S"ERNRSS, MARcil 26.—Arrived the Dili.
Bence •Armed Ship, Ciut. KRA a, who is ordered to
take the Convoy to the Baltic instead of the Clyde
Frigate, which proceeds to resume the Blockade of
the Elbe and Weser.

This day a new Sloop of War, called the K;ngt-
fisher, lately launched at Dover, arrived at this
Yard, to be Coppered and fitted outs
A Cuurt.Martial was this day assembled and
held on board of the Champion frigate, in the Hat%.,
houton try the Master of the Romuhir, on -charges
'exhibited, against him by Captain LOSACK, of the
said Ship. The Curt having heard the Evidence in
uPllort Of the Prosecution, „s well as what the Pri_
s°rler `had to off,r in his defence, sentenced him to
be reprimaiutedi and he waN reprimanded accord.
London, England, 1804-09-29

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,
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244, Duke of Grafton's Cottages.
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To the.PROPRIETORS of EAST INDIA STOCK.
Ladies and Gentlemen,
THE very Imnrturable 'Rei!eption I have met
• with upon my Canvass, induces me again to offer my-
self to your notice upon the Vacancy in the Diredion occa-
sioned Ahy; 4i,,cca:c. of your •late.,yertity Diredor;- Mr.
A C4(SON , and earnestly to solicit the honour of yo:tr sup,
port anihrotes on the Ballot. My pretensions to your la-
yout' are founded upon the. hope of your thinking that the
experience bf many years' employment in different impot-
rant branches of your Concerns abroad, particularly in,your
Revenue, Commerce, and Marine, and the approhatip my
,Conduet has xeceived from your Governments in nd and
from your Direaion at home, may render me qualified to
have a part in the administration of your A tt'airs 141. This
Country.. I beg you to consider ms' past,Setywes as pledges
'of the zeal And attention -With which my endeavours- Shall be
exerted for the promotion, of your interests in Europe and
Asia, should you be Weak(' to place me in the honourable
station it is mY ambition totlll.
I have the I-16notte to remain,
:Laditti and c;entlenten, . .

Your very foitstitul and most obedient Servant.
• • JOti'4 DUB.

No. 8, Gloucester Place,
Nov. '29, 1804.
London, England, 1804-12-01

GARDSFRV;SCALES.

This was an Affirm brought by the Plaintiff; who
i. a Wine.merchan,, to recover the hum "tsf 501. p.
Vr eighteen dozen of tOne 'Ohl to the I)efentlant,
who traded as a Writ India merchant. It appeared
in evidence that the Defendant lived in the first
style.of extravag ince. He had his town house, his
country house, and his ready.futnished lodgings at,
the West cod of the town. He drove his gig,
Inept a groom, and two ,'maid servants, and- the
choice“ wine flowed at
,his tablein abundance ;
but it atiiearril that he, wanted some clays of being
of age. consequently had not arrived at that period
of discretion which entitled him by law to coot raft
for horshelf. The only queStion tur the•considera-
tion of lite Jury was, whether the • wine • was to be
considered as rucerrary, for on that ground alone
could the ,Piaintiff recover.
His-Luraiship was of.opittiont.that had the Defers..
dant beets sued fur a tavern bill, among the articles
al; atict► w*s a pint of wine alter dinner, in that
ease, kinking, to the Detendant's conditi.min life,
wine might have been considered as a necessary,
but not so when sold in large quantities for pti.
vats uhe, and at an extravagant price.
The jary, toinking that the Defendant, trading
as a "Merchant, and to all appearance of full age,
ought not to have pleaded his infancy in bar off the
.sam„, fo4nd a verdid for the Defendant, contrary
to the diredion of the •Ltatned Judge, and gave
the :N.411,14 his demand.,
This was the only: trial of the smallest ijnpor.
tanet,.

_
Lar4 ELLONBOROIJCO
.left the. Court at a very
early hour, in coiniLany with Mr. ADDINGTUN,
whit called upon his Lorthll44 .

The Adjournment day it fixed fur Friday.

UOUNTJOY HAZEL AND SON.
London, England, 1804-12-01

TO THE EDITOR OF THE SUN.

A S profesiionaily coricqiiett for Mr. Sid4lons,
we request that yotywill immediately insert the fol-
lowtog Notice in a conspicuous part of your Paper.
We are, Sir,
Your obedient bumble Servants,
MEYRICK and BRODERIP.
Red Lion Square, Nov. 30, 1804.

Having been intiomed on my recent arrival in Town; that
the most wicted and injurious Calumnies have been .cirCii-
lated Olate respecting irs. SID DO NS, I do hereby otE:r
a REWARD or ONE THOUSAND POUNDS, ter the
first discovery and.convaan.of any liaison who has•been, or
shall be concerned, diredly or indirettly, in the circulation
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Gr.Avr.sEND, JAN. 20.

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wb;tehall, January 21, 1804.

The ppoirstriient of Samuel Lysons, Esq. to be
ef the'Records in the Tower of London,
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WEYMOUTH, Ocr. 3.

The ROYAL FAmt LY were considerably.later yes.
terday in returning from their aquatic excursion
than usual. They had but just time to dress for
the Theatre, where they were received with every
possible demonstration of jiiy by a loyal audience.
The Play of The Wonder, with Raising the Wind,
were well pertotined, arid seemed to contribute
highly to THeta MAjtSTIES' entertainment.
After breakfast the ROYAL PARTY prepared for
Has MAJeTy 's favourite amusement of sailing, and
about eleven o'clock THEIR MAJESTIES, and all
the PRINCESSES, Latlies ILCHEVrER, AULICELEY,
GRAVE 3, Mrs. DRAX,MIS. DRAX GROSVasoRAc.
Earls ROiSLYN, PAULRT, UXBRIDGE, and RIVERS,
Lord WA Li INQUAM,,GCBCLIIS GARTH, MANNERS,
MANNINGHAM, and the Aid-tie... Camp, went on
board the Royal Yacht, and were followed by nearly
11 the beauty and fashion of Weymouth. A Royal
Salute was fired, as usual.
London, England, 1804-10-05

the condition- that' he shall engage fur unlimited
service in a Regiment of the Ltne.
It having been industriously circulated, that
many men had been induced,tu enlist in the Canadian
Regiment by delusive promies, which Government
would not have been Laind to fulfil, it is fitting on
this occasion to state, that a Court of Inquiry was
kept sitting at Glasgow for many days, to examine
into any such cases as might be 'brought :before
them; and Major. General Wi2sIYSS had instruCtions
to cause it to he explained to the men, that, every,
one who suspetted himself' to, be imposed upon
in his engagement, might laY his case before the
Court, in order that he might receive .his discharge
frnin the Earl of MOlitA, if it appeared that he
had attested under -false 'pretences, No case
of the sort occurred—the-enlistments of certain lu'en
who had been engaged upon fallacious reiresenta.
lions by one M'Echen (now, in the• jail for :that of-
fence), having been before declared null and void,
unless where the iudividual himself, onlexplanation
of the real terms held out by Government, desired
that the agreemeat shoold stand good.

ildjatant;.GeneraAr Office, Lib,4,71.0,
September 23, 114.
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_the,Earl of Mot itA's Order, that
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Oliservations.theretrpOn, shall he read at the head
of every R,ginaent and Corps of the Regular and
Militia Fortes'- in North Britain, and entered in
their respective Orderly Books.
London, England, 1804-09-20

14VPASION.

- .
Iv has been suggested to Government, that in
case of aCitutl Invasion, that very respenah:e body,
the .Cominercial Travellers, might be materiaity use.
ful in.forwarding dispatches, dec.
On such an event taking place, if every one of
these Gentlemen became immediately lucaliz.d in
the town where lie happened to he as the time, or
the mist material place near it, Government %Quid
have, at once, an organized systetb of communica.
tion all over the Kingdom_ at hand, by the most
rapid and cheapest plan this Could be adopted,
It is supposed there is always a fluctuating b.dy.
of from two to four th-usand of them in motion
~throughout rhos Country, and as they are ail well
mounted, a ntiils source u town in'England is ever
without one or more in it, in proportion to its Con.
sequence, the machine would be complete to all its
purpobes the instant 1i w,.s 4vanted.
It may be proper to oilberve, (1141 these Gentle.
men, generally speaking, cannot, from the naiure
of their employment, be in any V *lunreer Corps,
hut on an occasion like that the plan has reference
to, it,bsould be impossible to doubt their zi:al and
utility.
In addition u this dispersed body, there rem tin
several thousand always in Loudon, and perhaps it
May be .c.ilculated that MOO of them have horses
there ; this part might do the business for Town,
and be detached to such places where their services
inight he must required.
At all events, the suggestion Places. in the view
of Govtrinuent a hotly of 3 or 4000 Horse, that it
does not appear they have in any way calculated on.

Captain WOOO, of the Ponlico Battalion of the
Loyal Regiment, yesterday totilt his Corn.
pany to Chalk Farm, tt, exercite them in that
Most material pact of a Soldier's duty, firing at a'
'target. The Company assembled about eleven u'Clock,
and marched 'through Hyde Park towards Wel.
ling's Farm, where-they commenced the usual opera.
lions of a light company, skirmishing towards Prim.
rose-hill, and firing in extended order. Arrived at
the place of their destination, a target was placed at
the disr,tice of too yards. Ir is due to the Corn.
pany to say, 'that their firing .was uncommonly
steady and, carreo, so much so, that many persons
sat within a few yards of the target without the
least apprehension of danger. A Subicription
Purse was shot for, which was divided between a
Serjeant and a Private, whose shuts' were equal.
An excellent dinner was provided St the expellee
Of Captain Wool), who exerted himself to.the ut.
most of his power to render the men under his eons.
niand comfortable and happy. After dinner the
glasi circulated; a number of lOyal Toasts were
drank,. and excellent sonAs sung ' . and, as soon as
night cams on, the company marcoed back to quarters
perfeetly gratified/by the enjoyments of At day. j
London, England, 1804-09-20

E SF Pf. *1 7.

.1\17c1401, N, El, was this day elea-
ed .1,/1-!eyor t goeht.sier, ,4 yers. long and
rite i c.inccst; f which, -he 114 tolled"
_.123 v.tes moreitti!n rman THOMP:;,Cilkt.'
Ari,r (be; rrutrtlrer we:e declared, the Freetricn
placed the suece's&il Cand,itlate in a chair provided
for the ;inti cOnveyeti him, with ud and
general acchitn 'lions, to, the. King's Head Inn,
where an eieg-nt spprer, was served up to a selen
party of his friends. During the day be has enter:
taitird at l i hospitable house, in the most liberal
manlier, not lets than 400 of the Freemen.

C fINTER EU IT, SEPT. iB.

Tire heat of the weather in this City during the
last week has been extreme at this period of the
year, beyond the memory of the oldest inhabitant.
It appears by, the account of a correspondent, who
lots been very accurate in
.leis obserVations, to have
reached the highest degree, of heat on Sunday last ;
on that•day, at noon,
.the mercury in the thetmo.
meter, on Fahrenheit's scale, exposed to the north
in the open .air, stood at az.; by Liif past one, P.M.
it had risen to 84, at which .it continued for an
hour ; at three it declined to 79, at four to 77, at
five to 76, anAYesterday, at one, P.M. it stood at
72. It was tltie hOttest day, that has been experi.
e:.ced since the 7111 of July 1793, when the therm.
meter Was at 92L
London, England, 1804-09-20

SPORTING INTELLIVENCi.

LINCOLN RACES.
• Tuttssaity, sinT. 13.
A Purse of Fifty Pounds, given by the City. Heats.
Gen. Grasvenor's b. f. Two-Shoes, 3 yr:. old - o t
Hon. Capt. Hawke's br. Topping, 6 yrs 4 2
Dr. gr, h. 4 yrs old,,yst. 61b. . 3 4 '3
Mr. Welbouries br. h. 4 yrs old, yst. glb. $ 3dr
Mr..1./ppkeby's b. f. Patricia, 34 rs old • - o ;Us.
The firsi was a dead heat hetWeen Patricia and
Two Shoes. Patricia, the fairourite, ran out of the
..
course Secorld heat.

Same day a Welter Stakes of logs. each.-.-2 mile heats.
Hon. S. H. Lumley 's ch. h. 7.yrs old - 2 4
Mr. T. H. Thoroki's b. in. by Admiral, aged t '2 .2
Capt. Percy Borrell's b. .by Precipitate, 7-yrs old 3 3 3
Sir M. M. Sykes's b. g. Sir l'ertinax, aged - 4 Oa.

. .
Sir Peitinax came first the third heat, but having
run on the wrong side a race-post, he was deemed.
to be .distanced, and the heat adjudged to Mr.
Low. ear. On account of the lateness of the even.
ing, the owner Df the mare by Admiral, and Mr.
L. who had each got a heat, and which two only
could start for a fdorth, agreed to divide the Stakes,
Mr. LUMLEY receiving two parts thereof oat of
three.. Bets relating to those two horses, er either
of them, are to be settled in the same proportioo.
Sir Poling* the favourite. The first heat of the
Arcltcr Stakes • was. run in 4 minutes and to. seconds.

FRIDAY. .
Subscription Purse of 7ogs,-2-mile heats.
Gan.
Grpsteuor's b. f. Two-Shoes, 3 yrii old - a I
Mr. 1./ ppleby's b. f. Patricia, 3 yrs Qtd 1 $
Mr. Walbount's br. h. by Abba Thuile, 4 'Vrs old, 1 4
Mr. Flint's br. h. Blackstrip, by Volusitcer, aged 4 3. 4
Same Day, a Subscript:on Purse ot sal.—a-mile heats.
Mr. Parker's b. 4n. 6 yrs old, IA hinds 3 inches' . t
Mr. Butterfield's Av. m. Rosa, .&ged, ;3 taanc4 si Inches s 2
kuso the favourite; won easy •by .the 114 y Mate.

• ,
.._ On. FAlay last a journeyman baker sold bis
big uffchild, in Solithfield :milker, to his ntatcr,
for three guineas and -u crown.
London, England, 1804-12-08

DIED:

On the tst Inst. at his house at Clapham, rohn Castel!,
Es ti, aged -to.
(n %It:Out:slay evening, in Chandos-street, Cavendish.
square, the Rev. Thorn; Vyner, LL. 0, of Eathorpe, War.
wiekshire, and one Of the. Prebendaries of Canterhory.
On Thursday last, in the prime of lite, at his father's
house at Bettwalireen, john Dent, Esq.
London, England, 1804-10-02

Vt.i.tfL/Np
NtvPT. 20.

CArr. WiLSori on Sunday last arrested several
persons in a public.house in Church.street, upon one
of whom he found a number of cqunterfeit
in nearly a finished stfrate for circulation,- and with
another a quantity of recently made rap halfpence
They were committed to Newgate by the Superin.
tendant Magistrate.
Several persons, suspeeted of combination, were
apprehended in a 'public.house in Anglesea.street,
on Sunday night ; after a short examination before
Alderman ALEXANDER, they were liberated.
An unfirtunate female was decoyed on Saturday
night by a ruffian into a ruinous house at the corner
of Exchange.street and Smock-alley, where, after
having been otherwise ill.tised by bins, he barba.
musty stabbed her, and left her in an expiring con.
dit ion, the inhuman assassin having made his escape.
The neighbourhood having been alarmed at this cit.
cumstatice, and some examination being made.about
the ,premises, the body of another young woman
was discovered on the ground floor, who, it
jeaured, .had been murdered in a similar manner.
This ruinous edifice ought to be immediately-pUlled
down, especially as it is a scene of such notorious
iniquity.
A deserter, who was pursued through Conk-street
on Sunday 'last, and who had r ompletely outran-his
pursuers, was accidentally met by Capt. WILsoN,
secured, and given up to the Regiment from which
he escaped. • . •.
A,p-uhlican in opulent circumstances, residing in
Stoney.batter, cut. his throat on Saturday night
with a shoemaker's knife, and immediately expired.
London, England, 1804-09-18

LIVERPOOL, SEPT. is.

YESTERDAY afternoon, a little before four o'clock,
His Royal Highness the DUKE of GLOUCESTER
arrived at St. Domingo, near this town, on a visit
to his son, PRINCE WILLIAM FREDERICK, the
Commander in Chief of this Distria. His Royal
Highness was met on the road, at a short distance
from the town, by the Liverpool Light Horse, by
whom he was escorted to Sr. Domingo, where an
additional Guard of Honour had been previously
appointed. The arrival of the Royal visitor was
announced by a signal, to the Fort, and the Frigate
in the river, from which a Royal Salute was in..
surlily fired. An immense concour,e of people
attended to welcome his approach ; and His Royal
Highness appeared in excellent health and spirits,
and highly gratified with the attention and loyalty
with which he was greeted. In the course of the
evening, we understand, he was waked on by the
Recorder, Bailiffs, and Town Clerk, to know when
it would he convenient for him to receive the re_
speets of the Corporation. The Royal Regiment
of Liverpool Volunteers, under the command of
Colonel BOLTON, will be drawn out to receive him
this morning, in Castle.street, at eleven o'ciock.
We understand His Royal Highness will attend
divine service on Sunday morning, at St. George's
Church. The DUKE of GLouc ESTER. is the nearest
relation to the reigning Monarch who has visited
this town since the time when HENRY U. embark.
ed for Ireland.