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The Sun.
London, England, 1803-01-22

VIENNA, lAN. r.

OUR Ambassador to the Court of Spain, Count
ELss, who has been long since appointed, has re.
ceived. direCtions to repair without delay to the
place of his destination.
Bills of Exchange to a considerate amount have
this week been remitted through the Commercial
[louse of the Brothers BETHM at Frankfort, to
Colltarefiyq/e, ,for the furthe'r pa) merit of the Eng.
Usti Troops in Egypt.
London, England, 1803-01-22

RATISBON, lAN. 7.

THERE is a report that the Teutonic and Maltese
Orders will be abolished.

ITALY, Du .c.

THE Hereditary Prince of MECKLENBURG
STRELITZ has been for some time at Milan, under
the title of the Count of STARGARD. This German
Prince will not only make the tour of the Continent
of Italy, but likewise visit the island of Sicily.
The Pope, at the request of some Foreign Courts,
has written an Admonitory Letter to Prince Rus-.
poL 1, that he eannot accept the reasons he assigns
for not taking upon himself the office of Grand Mas-
ter of Malta, and exhorting him no longer to refuse.

LORETTO, DEC. to.

YESTERDAY the Image of the MLA- VIRGTN,
which had been carried to. France during the Revo-
lution, was brought back hither from Rome, and.
welcomed with the discharge of cannon, and ringing
of bells. It was carried on a superb frame, borne
by eight Bishops, and placed in the Holy House.
A concourse of above 50,003 persons had as-
ambled on the occasion. In the evening Loretto,
and, all the neikhbouring places, were splendidly,
London, England, 1803-01-22

.FONNIT TO ANIN:11.

Wass day unfolds her dewy wings to ely,
Aloft extends them at the noontide hour,
Ur clOses them at eve, I seek thy bower
Y4ll fieVer, At: NA 1 dust thou meet mine eye.
Shunist thou my presence, when thou seest me nigh t
Or am 1 wretched thro' sortie envious Power,
Who feels delight the cup of life to soux2
ftasiteer the •cause, I only Ask to die.
A happier lot in Death may prove my share;
An stir.,y torn,upseen, yet ever near,
The Gods may give thee ;only gu4r4ian op.
Then be it mine to kiss away the tear, •
Whist thy pale lips thy cruelty declare, '
And pour thy plaints on my untimely bier
• ORLANDO,

A new a oor.wg, has lately been opened into the
Treastrrrfrom the street called Whitehall, a-fel
fee; to the ~northward of the 4;cheo passage which
lea& through into the Park, and a very elegant doof
case in the gothic stile is no* executing in Oast°.
in imitation of stone. .

The Billsrejected by the Grand jury, At the Nov
s.flsions.housei oil Thursday, were those preferred
agal Lis t Cluzrles Tendril!, John Cennell.y and Than
irinttrbottoni. .ConnGlb, is admitted an Evidence
for the Crovin, and .I#l,tterbotrov; re rains in NeW'
gate.
.•: .We have been informed by one of the Officers 01
the Police of this-IVletropolis, that-on-returning to
-Town from the North, he saw at Leeds 'One Nichol',
a gardener, whom he remembers ,to, have been
custody for .the tint, at, Kennington Common. Ths-
appearance cat &idiot' at Leeds surprized the Officer
very much.
Ktartzt Ls is still at IVladrici, where he is received
with marked' attention. His lain letters arc ot-
pressive of hii concern on the death of his venera'
ble father, an event that will probably retard hi'
return to this Country% The climate of Spain
agrees peculiarly Well with his constitution.
The new Tragedy, foUnded upon the History of
the famous Sir W t LLIAM WALLACE, may eXpea to
be supported by the National partiality of the Soil
more strongly, than their favourite play of Deuslab
and with better reason, except as to the.merits ok the
Poetry, since the Hero of the one was real, and 0'
the:other only imaginary. The former too exert'
ed heroism with the most disinterested zeal, in
,apporting th a Vreedom of his Country.
The young Gentleman who appeared on Monday
night indebtllo, at Covent Garden*Theatre, Meal,
We 'utiles stand, to make the Stage his.profesoionl
Hi; name is CAliLts, and he has the advantages
a University Education, he having been of
versity College, Oxford, and of St.lohn's,
bridge. His' father_ was a man-of good fortune, itud.
a worthy. Magistrate of the. Counties of Stafford and
Warwick. Mr. CAaLss Was intended for the
Church, but be prefers the line upon which he 19$
entered, and in which we. very heartily with him
success!.

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London, England, 1803-03-10

lIKARRiE,D.

lately,.bv special.licence, at An}fort Abbey, the seat of
the ,Earl-Of Cnandore, 'Harry Verelit, 'Esq. of Aston, in the
County of York, to Miss Herbert, only daughtkr of „Henry
Arthur Herbert, Esq. of Mlickruss, in the County ofKerry',
Ireland,

DIED.
On MOnday morning, March 7, at Mr. Hamstede's'house,,
in Parton-square, alter afeni days illness, Mrs,. Taylor,
wi-
dow the late 19hn Taylor Esq. of Fisher-row, Scotland.
On*Monday list, at his house in Gower-street, William'
Robinson, of in' tha County of Surrey
and laic Commodore of the lion. the East-India Company,
Marine Service at Bombay.

rItIc•E SIOLA.4,
yEstzapAy.
India crock •
South Sea Stock `•
Exciieq.
Fundable nitro
3d Eitchequer Bilis dia.
Otnnium 9 15 J 2 4.dis..
I mpar..3 per Lent. 6ii.6z
Ditto Ann.
dank for opening
India for Aic;
.Cute. ;or April 66 7 3* 6 4
THIS DAY AT TWELVE O'CLOCK.
Consols 63t-s 64

- - -
Balk Steck shtit
Navy civet Lem. 9'494986
; per cent. r 79;., shut
1r;a1►; pet CCOT.
4 per t eat. Con. shut
3-per Cent. Rect. shut
3 per Cent. Conp.66 62s 3
I;u° Scrip
Bank L. Ann. shut
Ditto Shun Ann.
Ditto Scrip .

•
WANTED an 'APPRENTICE in the MIL;
I.INERY Business. A small Premium will be
peeled.— For particulars apply at No 98, Cliarlotte-strot,
Rathbone- place.

TO ...BE LETT, and may be entered upon at Lady.day ndg••‘
ensuing,
A "
Near and Convenient HOUSE, in the Cotr)ge. - •
Style,' built a few years since, containing four Redrat
On a Floor, two stories Lugh, with a very good Garden, and
an Orchard immediately_ corolguous to it; with detache4
Offices, consisting of a verrgood Wasn-house,
and lame Laundry over it ; an excellent' three-stalled Stable
and Loft over it; a Coachhause and Servants' Room ova
it. It is pleasantly situated about fourteen miles fro.ii
don, on the left of the Uxbridge Road, on a gravelly Soil,
with exceeding good Water ; it has, moreover, an axteniVe
Right of Coitunonage, and of Fishing with Nets as svell 45 •
Rod and Line, three days in the Weck, in the River Coln,
famous for its plenty of Trout and Eels. •
It is situated about half a mile from the Village
lingdon, and about a mile from the Town of U xbridre,
For particulars, please to inquire of Messrs. Nla,oh,
and Co. Grocers, in New Bond-street.

London : • Printed, by IL M LLA N of tiowvsVat'
Covent-Garden); and ti sned by WlLt,zAkt Ait :Jl' 41t
g,. tot South Moiton.strret, Groivenor-squAre/I

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London, England, 1803-03-10

Mr. LEIGH' said; that he in conitnnti with other
Members for Ireland, was of opinion that before a
=an-re of ,such importance as the. present was
adopted, full rime should bt: given to the considera.
tion of the suhjek% It was in that view 'that be
nude. a ornpoßition of that kind , to his Right
Bon. Friend, to wkom, he begged leaVe to ex-
prett his thanks for acceding to the proposition.
He.by no means meant to say, that a permanent
provision ought not to be made for the permanent
charges of Ireland, hue he merely meant, as one of
the. Representative; for Ireland, to obtain full time
for the consideration of so important a subjea.
Mr. ,CORRY eiplaioed ; atter which the Resolu.
tions were agreed.to, and the Report ordered to be
received to-morrow.
The House went intoo Committee on the Irish
Chalking Bill, and the Report was ordered to be re.
eived to-Morrow.
43.djourned at half.past Seven o'clock.

INIAILS.

ARRIVEJD.

ZWZ.
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Frcr.cl: 0
Italaburgh

THE S U N.

LINt 4UIS D:Cttt7lL rni.SUPI A VDJIA ?
London, England, 1803-12-09

BANKRUPT.

William Ick Tackson, late of Ilungerford, Berkshire, grocer,
to sumndcr Dec. 14, 21, and fan. :9, at ten, at the Bear
Inn Hungerford. Attornna, Mesars. Berry and King,
Merd.street, Soho ; or Mr. Ityley, Hungerford.
London, England, 1803-09-21

From thr LONDON GAZETTE, Sift. 20, 1863,

•
BANKRUPTS.
lirancis Destiny, late of Nottingham, hosier, to surrender
Sept. 30, ()a. 3, and Nov. s, at eltlVell, at the Punch,.
Bowl. Nottingham. Attornies, Mr. Bolton, Nottingham,;
or'hlessrs. Kinderley, Long, and Ince, Chancey-lane.
Joseph Leeman, of Peterborough, orthampton, linen-
draper, Sept. 27, at twelve, 28, at eleven, and Nov. 1, at
Guildhall, London. Attornies, Messrs. Thomas and Sons,
Fen.court, Fenchurch-streett ondon., •
Teter Favene, of BetifortL:row, Insurance...broker, Sept. 24, at
ten, Oct. 8, and Nov. r, at eleven, at Guildhall. Attar-
sties, Messrs. Winter, Kaye, Beckwith, and Freslifield,
fi within'tplane, London.
tobert. Newman, late of Dartmouth, Devonshire, ship..
Intilder, Sept. 2%, Oct. It, and Nov. s, at four, at the
C lobe Tavern. Exeter. Attornivs, Mr. Darke, Princes.
• street, Betitord-row, London ;or Mr. Brutton, Exeter.
john Doughty, of Stokesley, Yorkshire, grocer, Sept. ag,
31, and Nov. t, at eleven, at the Black Swan, Stokesley.
A mollies, Mr. Rigg, North Allegan, Yorkshire; or
Messrs. Lrwlrington and Hall, Tempt; London.
Edward Angell Hansel), of K ngst6n-upon- I lull, auaioneer,
Sept. 29, at eleven, Qat 3, at tun, anti Nov. t, at eleven,
at the White-Hart Tavern, Kingston-upon-fluili Attor.
oies, hl r. Frost, Mil ; or Mr. Rosser, Kirby.street,
I lat too- G arden, London.
Arthur Blaxcell, late of Kelsale, sutroik, tanner, OFD, 3,4,
and Nov. t, at ten, at the Bell Inn, Saxmundham. At-
Mr. Henry Edwin Southwelf, of Saxinundliam ;
or Mr. john Moore, Woodstock-street, Oxford-street.
Robert Henderson. of Foster-lane, Cheapside, warehouse-
. man, Sept. 26, 27, and Nov. 1, at ten, at Guildhall. At.
torney, Mr. R. C. Berry, Walbrook.
. Peter Pratt,' late of Hart-street, Bloomsbury, glass-seller,
Sept. 2,6, 27, and Nov. t, at ten. at Guildhall. Attorney,
Ely-Place, Holborn.
DIFIDENDS.
061.'2. Isaac Hancock, of the City of Bristol, cheese-fadlor,
at eleven, at the Bush-Tavern, Corn-street, Bristol.
Odyl4. Peter Newton, of Whitz.hurch, Shropshire, inn-
, ,;kceper, at eleven, at the White Lion, in Wlll:chtireli.
Nov 8. John Peter Holloway, of Sr. Swithin's-lane, wine-
' ii`f&rchant, at ten, at Guildhall, London.
Nov. S. Thom la Jcnkin, of Abchuteh-lane, dealer, at ;en,
at Guildhall, London.
Oct. lc: William Whit.dtead, of Lacehy, Lincolnshire,
shopkeer, at eleven, at the White Lion-inn, Glainforti-
' Briggs. ,
Nov. r. Colin. Farquhar. of Maddox-street, Hanover-square,
builder, at ten. at Guildhall, London. •
Oa. t 4. lames Si-sons, of Kingston-upon-Hull, merchant,
at clever., at 'the White Hart Tavern, Kingston-upon-
Hull.
23, Richard Tennant, of Wakefield, Yorkshire, mer-
chant, at eleven, at the White Hart inn, ‘Vaketield.
• CERTIFICATES.
061.. am., Tobias Purcell, of Elect-street, boot-maker.
fames Peter Eearon, of U pper Grafton-street, Fitzroy-square,
dealer.
john Rippon, of Ilennoncisey-street, mcmey-scrivener.
IV illiam friend, of Sunderland, whitesmith.

MAILS.

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2

THE SUN.

501.8114 (3015 nicrccs SALSuM £UD&AT
London, England, 1803-01-14

half so many as in the same months of the preceding
year, which were very seVere. 'And the Doctor
verrirrongirrepresents the necessity of our wear.
ing warmer clothing than is enerally
„worn, in
order to guard us more efrianglY-freinl the deadly
effeas of cold. We recommend "to the perusal of
all cOnsiderate persons, a valuable Chapter on the
subject of Clothing in Vol, IL of the Fourth Edi,
tion of the Philosophy of Medicine, lately published
by the very res"peaable Dr. THORNTON. Indeed
Count RUMFORD, and the first Philosophers, con.i
Cur in of inku With the Physicians, :that mankind
in general-very greatly' err't'iri not wearing Clothing
of stifficient,warrnth ; and they are also 'agreed, that
woollen underClathilik; as. being the Most whole.;
some, ought to be universally worn; and that, for
this purpose, there is nothing comparable to Fleecy
'
Hosiery, either in respeet to -wholesomeneSs Or
comfort.

on 'Fne.;,ll;,', at the Marquis's house, in South Atulley-
-I,ti,Tt, M.u.,..luun,:ss of Bute,- of her !IL.: Sou.
London, England, 1803-01-14

YARMOUTH, JAri. i 3.

iA Swedish Ship called the Watt: Wall, of Waft,
ND. CALumxtus master, from Cadiz to Ratter-
dam; laden with salt, and a small quantity of wine
anaffuit, was yesterday lost off Caistor, near this
Place. Three of her crew were drowned, but seven
Men, the remainder, were fortunately saved by a
brig inlYartnouth Roads. A small part of the wine
has been picked up.--Wind East, blows fresh.
London, England, 1803-09-28

CORN' EXCHANGE, Sim 28.

Tins day there is not much further supply of
Corn, and several of Monday's-samples of Wheat,
unsold, that went off at a trifle less price; new Rye
foi seed is not in so full demand, up to 4ss. and
old is rather lower; Barley and Malt at bat little
variation ;line White Pease, of Pearl quality, are
higher than our general quotation ; Beans have
free. sale; Oats in tolerable supply, and may be
noted ts. lower; Flour remains steady.

What .50$ 41 s6* a S9S od Beans 7 36s a 395 6d
Fine ditto - bos u (its ott Tick Beans • 3os a 34% od
Old Rye . is a 33s od' Oats -22 S ..a ?!54„a:2,76
New ditto - —s od Poland ditto . aBs a 39i od
Barley - *es a ass od Rape Seed . 351 a 371
Malt scs a s6s oft Fine Flour sos a 55$ od
White Pease szs a sBs od Seconds . 4pia Sits

PUBLIC OFFICE' MARLBOROUGH STREET.--
On Monday John'Anthony Gtrbarelio, for whose
apprehension a reward his been offered for near 12
months past, but who. has eluded the vigilance of
Justice, was apprehended at Hampstead, by War.
ren, one of the. 'Officers belonging to this Office,
and brought before the Sitting MagiNtrdie, charg.
ed with'etnbezzling forty pounds in cash, and va.
rious bills and bank notes, the property of Mr.
WRIGHT, With whom he lived as. Clerk. He was
remanded, after his person. was identified, fur a
further hearing,
London, England, 1803-09-28

A CARD.
PANTHEON RIDING SCHOOL.

IVlR.fuGily.
ijigrNmEs Shi,s
RE
irideinnlandaChreeriluMblnie"int"esnrerael,
that his',I3ENEFIT, at the ROYAL CIRCUS, Saint
George's Fields, is fixed for Tuesday next; Otiober the 4th,
1803, on which Evening a great Variety or NEW AMUSE-
NI EN TS will be introduced. ParticuLas will be express-
ed in future Bills and Advertisements.

T-'Tickets to be had of Mr. Jones, at- his Pantheon Riding
School, the Corner of Webber-street, adjoining, the North-
side of the Magdalen Hospital. illackfriars Road, where she
regularly attends from Seven in the Morning till Three in
the Afternoon, to ili.trutt Ladies and Gentlemen in the Po-
lite Art of Riding and Managing the Horse.
London, England, 1803-09-28

ADDRESS.

trinninerable as the obstacles were which threatened to
pos:: our undertaking, yet we are happy to attirm tliat they
were not insurmountable, however difficult the task before

The utility of a Paper in the Colony, as i►t must open a
source of solid information, will, we hope, be universally
felt and acknowledged. We have courted the assistance of
the ingenious and intelligent —we open .no channel to poli
tical discussion, or personal animadversion : information is
our only purpose that accomplished, we'Shall consider that
we have done our duty, in an exertion to merit the approba,
tion of the Public, and to secure.a liber'al patronage to the
Sydney Gazette.
London, England, 1803-09-28

ST. THOMAS'S HOSPITAL.

MR. CLINE and Mr. ASTLEY COOPER will
begin their COURSE of ANATOMICAL and
SURGICAL LECTURES onSaturday next, the tat of Oc-
tober, at One o'Clock.

THEATRE OF ANATOMY,
Blenheim..Streit, Great Mailborou4h-Street.
R. BROOKES will commence his AU.
I TUMNAL -COURSE . of LECTURES on ANA-
TOMY, PHYSIOLOGY, and SURGERY, Qn MON-
DAY the 3d of October, at Two o'Clock in the Afternoon.
An Apprentice or a Pupil may be accommodated in the
House. Spacious and commodious Apartments, thoroughly
ventilated, and fitted to the purposes of dissecting and in.
jetting, arc open early in the Morning, where Mr. Brookes
attends.
London, England, 1803-03-26

DIED.

Tuesday, on Barnes, Terrace, Mrs. Runt, .at an ad •
vanced age ; and 'on l'hursday fol lowing, Mrs,. Waring, her
only daughter, and widow. of the late Mr. Waring, Surgeon
.to St. Thomas's Hospital.
On Thursday morning, at Shepherd's-hill Lodge, Hare.
field, Middlesex, the Lady of John Callan, Esti.
The same day, Mrs. Start, wife of Richard Start, Esq. of
Chtfbrd-strect.

PRICE 01
.vturs

r STOOLS,
*DAY.
India Stock
South,Sea Stock
Excheq. Bills s. ss. dis.
Fundable ditto ' prem.
3d Exchequer Bills die.
Oinniutn tai 14
'Alper. 3 per Cent.
~.titto• Anti.
!link for opening
radio for Ace.
Cons. for April 6Si 314 4

fink Stock
Navy s per Cent.
5 per Cent. 1797, shut
Irish s ptr Cent.
4 per Cent. Con. shut
j per Cent. Rea. &tut
I per C COIL 641'3
Ditto Strip
Hank L. Ann. shut
Ditto Short Attn. Opt
Ditto Scrip

COURSE of E.

121IDAY, at
Al2lStertl2ll2 36 4 2 Uti.
DittOs at sight 35 to
Rotterdam - 36 s 2 us.
Monburgh - 34 10 g 2! us.
Altana 34 Li 9 2 us.
Paris t day's da. 24 16
P2t/l, trit2o, 23 0 2 us.
13ourdeauxi do. 23
Cadiz, in paper
Vino • 34 elketive
London, England, 1803-03-26

COUNTY OF HEREF,ORD.

AT a MEETING of the NOBILITY, GEN-
TRY, CIARGY, FREEHOLDERS, and INHA,
lllTAtsrcs of the said CP UNT Y,-at the Shire-hall, in the
City all EKEFORD,.nit Saturday, the ieth day of March,
convened byTublic Notice of the High Sheriff, to
consider of an Address to His Majesty, upon his fortunate
Escape from the late 'treasonable Cerispiracy ;
Resolved,—That a Congratulatory ADDRESS be pre-
sented to I-11S MAJESTY, on his providential Escape from
the lateatrocious:attehipt against his sacred Person.
That the sl.ll3reiii now tend be approved of, and that it be
signed by thz Sheriff,-in the.name of the County i and that
Sir George Cornewall, Baronet, .the Representative of the
County, be• reque4tal tO.lptesent the saute, accompanied by
the Lord Lieutenant, and by, such of the Noblemen and Gen-
tlemen of the County who cap make it convenient to attend
him.
'Resolved,—That the Thanks of this Meeting be given to
the High Sheriff, for,his 'readiness in calling it, and for his
able and attentive condu&in the Chair.
And, that these Resolutions and the Address, be ,pub-
fished in the Hereford journal, Walker's Gloucester
• and in ,T it uN.
London, England, 1803-03-26

IRISH POPLINS.
RCHER and HAUGH'ION, Manufaetuters
.Ll. to Her Majesty, the Princes and Princesses, very re-
spedfully intOrm•the Nobility and Gentry, that they have
now manufadured, and ready for their inspection, a large and
elegant variety of their Much admired Poplin's and 'rabbi;
nets, plain and figured ; also Italian and Cyprus Sarsenets,
Black. Silks of all Descriptions, Bombazeens, Bornb:acts,
and every other article for Family. Mourning. They entreat
Ladies residing in the Country, to write for Patterns, front
which they may buy to the same advantage as if in London,
the fixed READY MONEY , Price being marked on eacn
Article. Tabbereas for. Furniture, made immediately to any
Pattern.—No. 8, ,Henrietta-street, Covent-Garden.

STATt-LOTTERY OFFICE, faio. z 6, CORNIIILL.
•
ESSRS. I-lORNSBY anit acq9aipt their
.• .
IYI Friends and the Public, that the ENGLISII STATE
LOTTERY begins Drawing NEXT IvION DAY WF,F.K,
April 4th. Tickets, Halves, :Quarters,. EitOths, and Six-
teenths, are now selling in great variety of Numbers, and at
the lowestprices.
N. 13. Prizes paid ,on demand.

ON MONDAY;..,APRIL THE FOURTH,
THE ENGLISH STATE LOTTERY isEGINS

DRAWING.
GRAND SCHEME.
No, of Ptixes. Value of each. Total Value.
4 Prins of 4, 20,00* is ,c.g0,000
3 -... f 0.004 -- 30,000
3 ‘-. 5,000 15,000
3 -- 2,0a0 ..... 6,003
5 i,OOO 5,000
30 -- lao 3,000
bo -- ,- So -- 3,003
0 11,50
3o -- 250,000

44,000 Tickets, ,C. 392,000
Irr This Scheme differs from all others tor many. years
past, in the circumstance apt having any Prizes fixed for
particular days.
QWIFT and Co. No. (t, .Poulqy, are appointed
• t...) lay .covemonent to 'sell' therfekets and Shares of t
above Lottery. This Office
,(established in the yen 3759)
has been tOrtunate in the Sale of Capital Prizes, Tii k-
TE EN of which were of the Last and Three preceding Lot-
teries, and some of them divided into many.S hares.

• . ' • . . .
No. t 49,
And No. 44, St. lAM ES's-STREF.T.
UODGES and Co. STOC)C-BROKERS, tespeel.
-fully acquaint the Nobility and Public, that the
TICKETS and SHARES of the present G RAN D, S TATE
LOTTERY, are on Sale at their Licensed Offices, in great
variety, and at the lowest Prices.
In lite late Lotteries the following capita} Prizes were
Sold, Shared, and Registered at the above Offices, viz.
No. ' . Prize of No. Prize of
29,467 , - Z . 20,000 2,6131 . ,C .. Ii:),poo
15,70 ' • - 20,000 30,333 - 5,c.v.0
t 2,660 - 23,000 28,893 - • sow)
24.787 - zo,noo • tSOE.o s,eqe
7,121 - io,4::oo 36,030 -' - 5,000
N. B. This lottery will commence Drawing the 4th of
next Month, and contains 4 Prizes of 21,c001. 3 of 10,0001..
of 5,0001. 3 of 2,0101. s cf 1,0001. andother-erizes, amount-
ing to 3944001. 7 trrr Prizes paid On d6uand. . . '
London, England, 1803-03-26

PORTSMOUTH, MAR CH Z.

THE Brig Phtrnix, LYLE, from Palermo to
London, which arrived on Wednesday at the Mo-
therbank, was put under quarantine, and sailed
yesterday for Stangate Creek, put back again this
morning, the wind shifting to the Eastward.

Sailed the Charleton, Captain WELLADVICEI
for Intlia.

VARWICH, MARCH 2c.

TR a ilucilamdrost-Office Packet, Capt. Mu no ,
arrived this morning from Helvoetsluys, with the
Dutch •

There` ife two large French Frigates in the Roads
at Helvoetsluys, besides smaller vessels. The French
Troops are all embarked, and there is every reason
to conclude they intend to put to Sea.
London, England, 1803-03-26

MARRIED.

On Tuesday the 3d hist. in Edinburgh, the Hon., Alexan.
der Murray, eldest on of Lord Ulibank, to Miss Oliphant,
of Bachilton.
On the r9th of January, at Mandahl, in Norway, rider
Morel), jun. Esq. of Christiansand, to Miss itettet Ains.
ley, daughter of Mr. Jacob Ainsley, of Newcastle on Tyne.
London, England, 1803-03-26

,WANT'S A PLACI,

AS TIUTLER out of Livery, in Town or Coun.
try, a middle-aged Single Man of creditable.appear-
mice; ha 3 lived in genteel Families these twenty years, and
will be found an experienced and willing Servant in many
things ; understands the Management of a Family with the
greatest economy ; is used to Marketing. No, objedion to
attend an elderly Lady,:or Gentleman where Shaving is not
required, where only one Servant is kept. Salary will not
be an objed in a comfortable situation ; his character from a
respeetable Family he lived in two years.
Please to direti (Post-paid) for W. W.- at Mr. Walker's,
Baker, No. as, Wardour-street, Soho.

EFFINGHAM, near LEATHERHEAD, SURREY,
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION,
By Mr. CHRISTIE,
his Great Room, in Pall-Mall,
On THURSDAY, the 7th of April, at One o'Clock,

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- - • '
AN ELEGANT FREEHOLD VILLA, with
Stabling for Eight Horses, Two Coach-houses, nu-
merous attached and detached Offices orevery description,
suited •to a FAMILY; excellent Kitchen Garden cropped
and planted,' Pleasure Ground, Shrubbery, and THREE
RICH PADDOCKS, in the whole SIXTEEN ACRES,
delightfully situate at E FINGHAM, on the Turnpike-
road from Leatherhead to Guildlonl, a most healthy, dry,
beautiful, and Sporting parr of Surrey, whose neighbourhood
is remarkable for its respectability, as the Country is for
beauty and Field Sport.
The Premises contain a Spacious Drawing-room, 24 by
near 18 feet, Dining-room of same dimensions, Morning-
room, Six principal Bed-chambers, Five secondary Bed-
chambers, with every necessary Office suited to a Family ;-
the Premises are in most complete Repair, and the Land in.
the highest state of Cultivation. Immediate possession may
be had.

A Person attends who Will shew the Premises, and print-
ed Particulars inq be bad at the Swan, Leatlierhead; King's
Head, Epson; White Hart, .(;itildford; Red Lion, ilotk-,
ing ; Sun, Kingston; Rain4oN,.(ornliill; and in Pall—Mall.
London, England, 1803-03-26

.....
Few, howe4i, are the cases .of complicated distress in
• this disorder, compared with the calamitous situatiotis of
Men, who, front an* indulgense in a solitary 'vice, or the
prevalent gaieties or a fashionable life, acquire that state
,if. Debility, which is the unavoidable consequence of such
pernicious habits. ,
Where the Unhappy sufferer broods aver his misery, but
carefully conceals his misfortune, it may be, some Coll6v-
lation for hint to know, that altnough it be, an objeCt ot
doubt or uncertainty sVith other Practitioners, the removal
of these Deficiencies by the gradnai progress of keno".
tion, is 'the acquirement pf •rty Experience. I f the Sites
of Bacchus or. Venus have began to reduce Manly vigour,
much anxiety will be prevented by an early COUnterac.
tion of this languid State; and in these cases, .no great
difficulty will occur.
But where this Deficiency has for years existed, a proper
perseverance is indispensably reqinsite to revive the slum-
bering Sparks of Life, and to re-animate the Constitution.
MAWR!EU WOMEN, who have long been disappointed
in their expatiations of 'a Family, may be assured, that in
most instances, such defeats are curable by .Medical skill.
The secresy which is so-essential to my undertaking,
and the qualifications which I have presumed to state, form
the basis of my
.pretensions, anti in coincidence with, rich
this intimation is given, that Mr. lime may be consultet
personally; or by Letters (inclosing a small Note), at his
house, No. 29', Arundel-street, Strand, near 'Temple hat.
C There is an additional Entrance in Water-Street.
adjoining; and the 'Name is on both the doors.
Mr Him Member ot the Royal College of Surgeon's;
Published by WILL:m4 Modlc Eft Scatrri.
London, England, 1803-03-26

SHIP NEMS.

TAIMOUTH, 1.1414C)I 24.
Sailed—the Dolphin, Enur4on,,tor Blackney ; Five Bro-
thers, Hill, for Manningtree • Blessing, Cockrel, for Hull ;
Aurora, Moss, for Hamburg 'cAnn, Alexander ; Samuel,
Savage; Tartar, Draper; Diligence, Manship ;. Constant
Trader, Plowmad; and Charles, Smith, for London.

GR,AVZSEND, MAXIM 24.
Passed by—the Hope, Perry, from Rotterdam ; Benja-
min, Nickols, and Two Brothers, Boxall",- from Norway.
Sailed—the Two Friends, M'Neil; for Charlestown ;
iNackzumheit, —, fur Hambro' ; Commerce —,
for Halifax; Recovery, RichArds, for Harnbro' ; end Two
Cesustcrs, for Calais.
London, England, 1803-03-19

pew,.however, are the cases of entneliqatOti distress jo
this disorder,. compareit ,with the calamitous situations of
Men, who, from an indulgence iii 2 solitary 'Vim br .rhea
prevalent gaieties' of a fashionable life, acquire that, state
of Debility,' 'which is the Unavoidable consequence of such
pernicious habits.
• -Where the unhappy sufferer brooch ever his mitery", but
carefully conceals his snistotttuie,, it -May be serrie
tattoo for him to know, that alttiongii it be an object of
doubt or unceitainty with other. PraCtitioners, the removal
of these Deficiencies by the gradual Rrogress of Itetiovi-
tion, it the acquirement of :any ' Experience.* the rites
of liscchus or Venus have began to reduce Manly vigour,
much anxiety' Will. he prevented by' early 'Counterat.-
tion of this languid State; and in these cases, no great
difficulty will occur. • *
But where this .Deticiency has tor year:existeits,,a Mileti •
perseverance indispensably .equisite to revive thesium.
boring ti Parks of Lito, re-animate theConstitutiori.
MARIt I ED WOMEN, who hafe long been disappointtid
thoft+Otpeetationkiif a FarrillY,' in:4 be assiired; that in
instigices, latch defects are curable by Medical skill.
the 4et:resy which is' so eisititial to h y tititteztakiiiit,
jarld thequalifications which I }mi.:presumed to statte, forts)
-the basis of Inv pretensions, and in -Alincidence with. such
this intonation ss given, litat Mr. Itree. may .be, riansulted
personally, or by Leiters. (inclusing a mall Note), at his
houie, 'No. ao, krundel•-streer, Strand',- near Temple Hat.
lr.r _There is an additional Entrance in Water•strect,
adjoining, and the Name is tin both the'cloors.
• Mr lice. Member of the itinpal c'tlleeeof Surgeons.

Pubtishvd by WiLLIAI4 ARNiTG.ER SCC; tkrs, (of South.Molti
rot the Poper,, Letter, fur the Editor, arc, (tes:.paul)
London, England, 1803-03-19

PleD.

•
Yesterday, at Brompton, deservedly regretted, David Heat.
ly,'Esq: Agent Vic-Waller during?the late War, in the Medi-
terranean and nt.llisbon;
Oit ‘Vedn6day, at his house 'at Reigate, Surrey, Mr.
George VatlX, in the fad year of his age.
On Monday last, at Exeter, Henry Frederick Arbouin,
MineingAane.
TOn ues.clay last, Mrs. Anne Butler, wife of the Rev.
Weeden Butler, at his house in Cheyne-walk, Chelsea;
On Wednesday morning, at his lather's house in Upper
Grosvenor-street, of a fever, aged 23, William Smyth, Esq.
eldest son of Sri -William Smyth, of HUl:Hall', In the County
of' Essex, Bart.
,
At' liumtisland, on the 27th ult. John Anderson, Esq.
some time surgeon ot His Majesty's Dock Yard, Woolwich, ,
'On the iitli of December lase, at 'Whitehill, Water Valley,
Jamaica, Mr. Peter Veiteh.
London, England, 1803-03-19

The fAlowing is an Extra& of a Letter frem an
Officer just arrived front Caftliagena " The
Spaniards are laying up and dismantling all the
Slips of War that were at Carthagena. Five Sail of
the Line, one of-Which is a fine first-rate, called the
Indidir, are laid up as ;hove ; and a first. rate called
the Prince, has sailed for Ferrol to be laid 'up. there.
The magazines at Carthagena are without stores of
every description ; scarce a Coil' of_roper a. bOlt of
canvas, far spar that- would make a.lower yard., The
artificers were discharged for want of mOney to pay
them. I.certificates were given to them, as well as
to the ,seamen, for the halanee of the wages due to
them; which they sold for what they could. get,
about one.half of their stated value."

Irtsterday morning, about nine o'clock, a genteel
dressed man went into the St. James's coffee-*(oe,
St. James's.street, and in the absence of th&waiter,
put a silver salt cellar into his pocket ; but Another
waiter, who saw what he was doing through the
window, charged him with the theft. A constable
was sent for, and he was taken to 13ow-street, and
from thence committed for trial at the next Sessions.

A few days since a horse, valued at' 36 guineas,
the property of Mr..Durar,
.Innkeeper of 'Lewes,
that had taken fright at a battle of dogs, ran at full
speed, from the Star-lane down the foot pavement
to the bottom of School-hill, where his fury forced
him in such violent contati
.with the railing before
Sir F. Point's house, that he broke one of his
thighs, and 'was in consequence shot.
London, England, 1803-03-19

Aired. - •
On Wednesday evening, Mr. Rosamond, orWiti`-
chester-r,treet, and another Gentlernan, wire stopped
in a post-chaise by two highwaymen, near Lewis.
ham, wbo robbed them of 271. withiwhich they rode
off. They were well mounted on dark bays' and
wore crapes over their faces.
Tuesday morning as a Gentleman on horseback
;vas:tiding along ProVidenee.row. his horse sudden.
I y took frtght, owing to the Iceeper pf the `turnpike.
gate attempting to'seize the reins, upon the Gentle.
man refuAng to take some had halfpence Effered in
etange : the horse running off with gteatiotited made
towards Finsbury..square. The. Gentleman finding
the horse munanageattle; suddenly -threw himself off
Without receiving any injury ; the horse itnmediate.
!y after rushed Against the iron ,railtv of the area at
Ine corner of the square. and Rarried the iron rail.
and part of the stonesivork along with him to
the tomtit), he was dashec) to pieces.

On Friday seri:light the corps of Yeomanry. Ca val.
ry of Norfolk Rangers. 4ssenMed at Fakenliamt tom.
!agate the anniversary of theMrth of their major,
the Margyis Tow'r4mtr;o, who entered •his Both,
year ; the attendance wts nurneyous, many loyal
and patriotic roam were' drank, and the da? was
passed with the utmost conviviality• and harmony.
This Tespeel.thiccorpa.consistsof96 well-mounted
Volunteers, and was raised in the year 1742. •

LONDON Printed by BUCHANAN M'NIILLAN, (of Bow-Strert, Covent-Garden); and
AC the Stni-Orrlc g, Na, 112, Strand ; where Advertisements, Orders I
London, England, 1803-03-21

DOPBR, MARCH 20.

SIX O'CLOCK, F. M.
TET E E is AO foandation for the report of in Tin.
bug° in the riench .Ports. The Extras Packet,
Captain PELL,, and two, French Passage 'Vessels,
arrived about an hour since. TWoFrenchiViessen.!
acts came in the latter vessels.

DEAL, MARcm ze).

Aat Arill) His Majesty's Frigates Hydra and
Z. 4 Mixeme, from Portsmouth,ilnd they ,both re.
main. •
sailed the /i/6,l;JouniGun.brig for the Nore.
Came down yesterday morning from the River,
16, , ale 1,-.1011. Fn.o, T., I:, (-• _

St. Helena and -Bombay, and she remains 'wind_
bound.
Arrived and sailed for the Myer, the Hilhbre,
•--•—, from 'the South Seas ; Farmer, CORNALOS,
and the Brothers, BRowN, from Lisbon.

Lieutenants DortAnt EV, MILLEtt, and YOUNG,
are appointed to the regulating service in London.
Captain NASH, of Gosport, is appointed Regulat-
ing Officer for Scotland.
Capt. Ninny ISH has been appointed to the Per-
seus Bomb-vessel, at Woolwich.

The Salvador del Itfundo, of 112 guns, captured
by the Earl of ST. VINCENT on the glorious 14th
of February 1797, is ordered to be got ready for
Commission at Plymouth, and Capt. H. LANE is
appointed to command her.
Admiral Sir 'l'. DVCXWORTH, on the Jamaica
station, has shifted his flag from the Leviathan to
the Ganges, of 74 guns.
The Abergavenny, upon survey at Jamaica, being
found unfit for service, and being unsafe to be sent
to England, has been broken up.
The Commissioners of the Vi&ualling Depart-
ment have given orders that vessels shall be imme.
diately loaded with provisions from the Red House,
Deptford, to be conveyed to the Ships at the Note,
anti elsewhere.
London, England, 1803-03-21

TO BREWERS, DISTILLERS,

TO he 'SOLD, Three Second-hand COPPERS,
one of 6a Barrels, one of 90, and one of 112, with
Dooms besides a variety of smaller sizes.
Apply to WilliaM Pontifex, Goldwin and Co. Manufac-
tories, Nos. 46, and 47, Shoe-lane, Fleet-street; or No.
'9B,
Houndsditch London; where Gentlemen may be supplied
with every Article in Copper for Home Consumption or Fo-
reign Trade, cpnaidtrably lower than the usual Prices,
N. B. Good and sober Workmen sent to any part of the
Country, to (4) Repairs, &c.
London, England, 1803-03-21

TO BE SOLD,
Pursuant to an Order of the High Court of Chancery, made
•. in a Cause STANLEY against. CORK E, before John -
Spranger, Esqq.• one of the Masters of the said Court, in
the Public Sale Room of the Court of Chancery, in Sodth.
ampton-buildings, Chancery-lane,. London, m the Month
of April next, in Two Lotb, ./

A QUANTITY of OAK, ,ASH, ELM, and
ether :LIMBER TREES, now standing on'an Estate
situate at High Miley, in the COunty of, Stafford, late the
Estate of IpHN ETHEL L, Gentleman, deceased.
Partictilari whereof may behad at the said Master's Cham-
.bers, in 'S'othatripton-bnildings aforesaid ; of Mr. Tiimjred,
of the Si, Clerks' Office, Chancery-lane, London ; and of
Mr. Stanley, Solicitor, Newport, in the County of Salop..
London, England, 1803-03-21

This• Day. was published,
Handsomely printed on a Fine Paper, in Two Vclumss,
Octavo, price 18s. in boards,
ASYSTEM of THEORETICAL and PRAC.
TICAL CHEMISTRY, With Plates, by
• FREDERICK 4CCUM,
Chemictl Operator in the Royal Institution of Great
Britain.

Printed for the Aut it, Old compron-street,
Soho; C. Kearsley, Fleet-street; Bell and BraLitutc, Edin-
burgh ; Brash and Reid, Glasgow; and Archer and Colbert,
Dublin.

A I& Copies are printed on paper inadc of Straw only;
to be had of the Publisher, price 11. 4s. in boards. Sub-
scribers in the Coug,try arc requested to apply for their
Copies, through the medium or the dearest Bookseller in
their neighbourhood. '
London, England, 1803-03-21

HOLCRO FT's TRAVELS.
In the Press, and speedily will be published, in .Two ele-
gant Volumes, Quarto, decor,ted with a great number of
Vignettes, together with a separate Volume of large En-
gravings, by the first Artists, representing the ptimipal
Objects and .Buildings In Paris inany of them from beauti-
ful Drawings made under the direction of the 'Author,
"1-IRAVELS in GERMANY, HOLLAND,
1. FLANDERS, and FRANCE, tOPARIS : with nu-
inerous particulars, relative to the present Sate of that
Capital ; its Nlanmrs, Characters, Paintings, Music, The.
atres, Gardens, Institutions Architetture arc.
THOMAS' HOLCItOPT.
Printed for Richard Phillips, No. 71, St: Paul's Church-
yard,

THE ENGLISH MILITARY MISSION INT()
TURKEY, SYkLi, A..14D EGYPT.
In the Preis, and on the as th of March will be published, in
one yolumr, Quarto, price -Two Guineas and a HAW, in
Boards, einbellished with nearly Thirty coloured, Etvgrav_
ings, from Drawings taken on ma Spot„
'RAVELS in". ;:TURICEY, ASIA-MJNOR,
SYRIA, and across the Desert into EGYPT, during
the-Years 1799, duo, and aoi, in Company with the Turk
Army and the British Military Mission) which i,vas'sent trout
this Country into Turkey, under the Command of General
,Koanta ;,containing Details at the Proceedings anti Opera..
tionx of Turkish Army under the Command of the,Grand
Vizier, with authentic and circumstantial Accounts, of the
present Stith: of' those Parts of the Turkish Empire.
To which are annexed,
A Meteorological journal, atrl Observations ()tithe pivue
and on the Diseates of the Turks..
By WILLI.AM WITTMAN, M. D.
Of ROyal Artillery,. Surgeon to the Mission, arid npward.,,
of two Years Physii:tan to the Grand Vizier and the Prin.
tip' Officers of the Turk4h Army.
Printed for R.' Phillips, No. 7i, bt, Chtucti,-yald,
London, England, 1803-01-13

MAYcIiEV(ER, JAN. is,

Otis Sunday last the wind from the north-east was
very fresh here, towards the evening it got extreme-
ly high, and the whole of the night and yesterday
it blew a perfe hurricane, and numerous slates,
bricks, &c. Were' blown from the tops of houses.
We are glad to say we have not heard of any acci-
dent ; but it is with real concern we have to notice
that by our letteri from different Correspondents on
the Coasts we learn; that' very serious damage has
been done tp the Shipping by the 'ale violent gales,
and many persons have perished.
London, England, 1803-01-13

DYES tOlt SILK. OR COTTON.

Orange 'with Anotta.—lf anotta be ground wet,
and boiled in double its weight of pearl-ashes and
water, and stand about half an hour to settle clear,
the.elear liquor being pot into a tub hut, and the
cotton or piece turned therein, it will be an orange.
—I-{ave ready boiled some cream of tartar ; and
while hot, add ,to the orange sufficient to make it a
little sour, and turn the cotton again therein, it
will raise the colour, and fix it. better.: Just rince
it a very little, and dry it in a stove., . •
Safflower Pink.—Safflower must first be well
washed in fair water until no more yellowness will
run from it ; then dissolve some pearl,ashes in
water; put the safflower into a' tub, with a hair
sieve bottom, two inches or more from the bottom
of the tub; pour on the ash liqUor, ai,a stir all up,
and let it stand all night. . The tub mutt have a
spigot and faucet at
.the bottom. Next morning
draw off the liquor into a tub ; turn the cotton in
it, or a piece, with a winch ; have ready some
cream of tartar liquor, not boiled, but hot, arid stood
to settle a little ; add some of it thereto to make. the
safflower liquor a little sourish ; turn the cotton, or
piece, therein until the colour is coMpleted ; wash
slightly, and dry .in a dry.house.—This makes &
most beautiful pink, .
For Scarlet.—Take the above orange Cotton, or
piece, without drying, and dye it in this pink_
colour, just in the manner described for the pink,
and you will have 'a fine scarlet, equal in beauty
with that dyed with cochineal on woollen' cloth.
But these colours, though cotton and silk are. usual-
ly dyed therewith, are not very durable on cotton,
and are not intended for washing.

Last night, Mrs. F,recling, at the GCllCral Post 0111. x, of a
Daughter.
London, England, 1803-01-13

TAI UR S°DAY, JANUARY 13, 1803.

To the PROPRIETORS of EAST INDIA STO CK.

LAntzs AND GRNTLEMZN,
BEING still restrided, by my Physician from en.
..'cleavouring to pay my personal: respeas to ,you,
.and
even without any certainty of being well enough to meet you
on.the Day of Eleaion, I think it would be neither decorous
or respeettul for ine, to give my friends the trouble of attend-
ing the ,Qallot on trty, behalf.; and these considerations being
with nie paramount to all,private feelings, I am induced to
relinquish, tbrthe present, my solicitation for your suffrages,.
!notw,ithstantling the, highly flattering and hourly-increasing
prospect of success.
In thus retiring,' however, from the Contest' FOR THE'
PREVENT- VAOANCYo I beg most respeafully to iptorin you,
that if I should be sufficiently recovered from my present se-
vere
,indisposition, to undertake the Duties of the important
situation of one Of your Diredors, I shall in the- expeded
Vacancy.in April uext, agaimolrer myself to your notice.—
And I assure you, that whether I may eventually be sUccess-
ful or not, if is impossible that the reception 1 have now Met
with, can cur be erased from my mind.
have the Honour to be,
Ladies an-it Ceidernen,
• Your most faithful humble Servant,
14 9, Cower-street, WILI,I4N mAcKINTOSU.
• fan. t 3,
London, England, 1803-12-07

ROYAL CORRESPONDENCE.

The Public have for some time heard of an appli.
cation made by-His Royal Highness the PRINCE
-of WALES to be appointed to a Military situation
suited to his high place in the State. This sub-
jea is likely to come before Parliament on Friday
next, when the Army Estimates are to be taicen,

into consideration, and in the mean time- we are
enabled to lay before our Readers the very inte.
resting Correspondence which took place upon
the subjetl• of His Royal Highness's application,.
Upon a point of such peculiar delicacy, it would
be-unbecoming in us to offer arty comment.
London, England, 1803-09-10

NAPA L NEWS.

PORTMOITTKI Sltrr. 9.—Sailed the W4# Siorf
of War, and Alm-a:der Transport, with Troops fol
Guernsey.
Went out of Harbour the Covet, of 74. gum.

YARMOUTH, SEPT. 9.—Arrived this taming
the Artrand Packet, Capt. BR tao a, from Gotuft°
iargh, which place she left on the sit inst. 51)!
landed her Mails at Winterton, and had but cog
Passenger. She is just sailed for Harwich.
The outward.bound Baltic Fleet arrived in 60
Offing this morning, under Convoy of a Sloop of
War : they were joined here by the following Rill,
viz. Baltic, DARNELL ; Foresaw, WARR Ni/r,
Ali, CAL YI It 10, CR MAAR' ; TroarditO
PAosz ; and Mercury, CROW.

DIAL, Sarin. 9.--Arrived the Exploders Bomb
from the Note, and sailed to join the Squadron of
Boulogne.
London, England, 1803-06-08

RELI EF fOr the-Aft'l ICTED with. RUPTURES, ate.
As all Ruptures are dangerous, and often Prove
fatal when negleited,- or ill-treated by those ignorant
of the Complaint; and obserying, from long experience, that
.very-few Makers, Sellers, or Venders, know how to make,
fit, or apply a Truss tv Filch every Person's-case, so as
to render the afilided that benefit they ought to recoiVe, but
on the contrary,, i 3 often the instigation of the Complaint
being made Much worse ; therefore, J. WV, N0:43,, lean.
street, Soho, recuirsmeirls. to the notice of those alllietedr.
his New.invented PATENT ELASTIC TRUSSES, for
the Relief and- Cure of Ruptures' of every sort in either
Sex, hehig superior and far exceed any ever yet made, hav-
ing one, two, three, and four different motions of elasti.
city, according to the nature
.of the Case..asul state ot 'the
Complaint, yielding to the movement of the Body with tlfe
greatest facility, forming lit its compressure a convect pland,
or a concave convexity, compressing and comprising the al-
tlided.parts at oneand the same time, being well adapted for
a Cure, with his advice and mode of applying them, He
can, from his anatomical '
.and mechanical knowledge, keep
up thd most difficult Ruptures, where all others have failed.
cusses covered, Mended, and unproved. COLICAVV Trussei
for Navel Ruptures, and- corpulents, the hest ever made.
Also two great and very useful mveinions, one forthe Falling
of tile .Uterus, the ,other ter Prolapsus And, like. Advice
gratis.

Where may he had, price is. his very useful little Treatise
on the above. Complaints, and Children's Deformities, en.
titled, Plain and'uscful Instructions for the Relief and Cure
of Ruptures 4c.
This is particularly reconunanded to all Parents'
and Nurses, as it ,ecntains advice reSpeAtinttrorMseiVe4 and
friends, as well 4 roost:afflicted with Ruptures, as being
well worth their perusal,. •
N. B. PersonS iesiding at distance or in the Country, by
addressing a line us above (post mitt), may. have a Pittlphlet
of Truss sent them to any place. The Pamphlet will t*
sinevatis • faelhforitiation, with or withaut .- Truss
(gr The ROI/tired Poor awl Charitahle Institutions aro
accommodated. with proper TfUSsLui ott guy terms, • Advice
gratis..
London, England, 1803-06-08

snip NEIIS.

CftAVESE:4I), 'owe 6.
Passed by --the Eclipse. Row, from St. , Vincent's'
Friendship, Nash, and Devon; Sparks, froth Jamaica.
Sailed—the Resolution, for Labradore; King Georges
Turner, Ceres, Ramsay, and Prince of Walps, for
Hudson's Hay Mary, Watts, tor Patrass ;
,Twc Gesusters,
'Anus and the Owervacht, ()km, for Brussels.
London, England, 1803-06-08

DIED.

On the 26th ult. at Edinburgh, Arthur Forbes, of CIA.
loden, Esq.
(to the 30th ult. at Passer., near Paris, Mr. Edwardßoyd,
eldest son or Walter Boyd, :sq.
On Thuisday last,. at her house in Mansfield-street, aged
73. Mrs. I'rapaud, reliet of the late General Trapatid..
th 3 tst inst. at tt.iitimerstnith, CSII. Esq. out
of His Majesty's lustices of the Peace tor the -County of
Moictiesitx. •

On the d inst at Paisley, Mrs. Carlisle., aged Yt.
On Sunday last, after only a tew hours illness, Mr. John
Cav 1, Camden Town :' • • •
On Sunday lastt at lirompton, Miss Curwen, eldest daugh-
ter of John ChristianCutwen, Esq.
•On Sunday last, at Rugby, in I:er 'Bsth yeti., Mrs. Ste-
Rhenson, rebel of George Stephenson, Esq. late of New-
castle, and daughter and co-heiress at Francis lloughton,
Esq. of Caveston-Hopst.,, in the County of Warwick.
On Monday morning, at Ke.usington-palace, Miss Lambe,
daughter,of lord Melbourne •
London, England, 1803-06-08

TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION",
By Mr. ABBOTT,

At Garraway's, on Saturday, June 18, at Twelve, - unless
an acceptable otter 'to purchase privately is previously
made,
A. FREEHOLD ESTATE, at KNOT"s-GREEN,
1---1; LOW LA 2ToN, Essex, 'near the atone;
comprising a substantial and elegant Villa, with .suitable Of-
fices, Coach:houses,-Stables, Fore Court Yard, Lawn, Plea-
sure-ground, qartient in part walled, Green-house, Grapery,
Out-building, 'anti five Acres of excellent Meadow Ladd;
alp a Copyhold C.:ardeu, Yard, Out-buildings, and a Small
Piece of Waste, lett on Lease to John West,' Esq. anti now
in the occupation of Pearson Waltcui,:Esq. at 551. a- yearfot
fourteen years, and 591. a-year for a.tarther term of twenty-
live years, but of the annual value of t tot.
To be viewed by
,permission of the Tenant upon the Days
'specified in the Tickets, which may be had of the Auctioneer.
Particulars may netyrd at the Place of Sale; at the Black
bird, Laytim ; Nag's Head and Chequers, WalthainstoW;
Eagle, Snaresbrook ; , Brewers and White Hart, Woodier(' ;
Wanstead ; Green Man,. Laytopstone ; White Hart,
Claptou ; and ot•Mr. Abbott, No. 21, Shepherd's-market,
Piocadilly. .
London, England, 1803-04-05

MARRIED

On the 3 tst ult. at Bath; the Rev. J. B. Sumner, of Eton
College, to 11Iiss Robertson.
On Wednesday, at Edinburgh, Ulric Theodore liemmin-
son, Esq. of the Hague, to Miss Catherine lane Ferrier,
daughter of Major-Cm:sal I lay Ferrier, of Bell.e.side.
On Sunday, at St. Margaret's Church, Westmitmer, Tho-
mas Esq. to Miss Percy, eldest daughte.r,of the Rev.
William Percy, Queen-square.
London, England, 1803-04-05

DEAL, APRIL 4.

Two East Indiainen from the River, the Warren
Hastings and Lady Castlereagh, ate now in sight,
turning down to the Downs.
His Majestyl Ships remain as per last.

The ibirphion Frigate lies ready at Spithead, to
carry outi,ord NELSON, to take upon him the com-
mand in Ili; Mediterranean. It is possible that his
Lordship play sail in a day or two.
Cotaugidore Dosaurr has taken upon him the
coluaiand of the ships at Cork.
Lieutenant DICKENSoN arrived at the Admiralty
en Sunday twin Weymouth, with an account of
a mob having risen on the Officers of L'A.;(,/e
Frigate, Captain WoLFE, while impressing some
seamen.