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The Sun.
London, England, 1804-06-20

MARRIAD.

On Thursday last, at St. George's, Hanover-square, by the.
Rev. Mr. Orme, Lieutenant-Coloncl lohn Byng, of the zgth
Regiment of Foot, and youngest brother of George Byng,
Esq. M. P. fur Middlesex, to Miss Mary Stevens Mackenzie,
eldest daughter of Peter Mackenzie, Esq. of Twickenham.
On Saturday morning, at St. lames's Church, Hastings,
Nathaniel Middleton, Esq. of St. James's-square, to Miss
Emilia Purling, of New Cumberland.street..
At Jersey, Mr. lames Temple, to Miss Mary Durell.
Yesterday, at Barking, in Essex, the Rev. William Icinle-
side, of Angmering, Sussex, to Miss Martha Raikes, second
daughter of the late William Raikes, Esq. of Woodford,
Essex.
London, England, 1804-06-20

.EDINBURGII, JUNE i 6.

INSPECTING Field Officers of Yeomanry and Vo.
lunteer Corps in North Britain, and the Counties
comprising their Distrias :
Lieut.. Col. Wight—Edinburgh.
Lieut.-Col. Callander--Linlithgow and Peebles.
Lieut.-Col. Sir lames Baird—fiaddington and Berwick.
Colonel M'Murcio—Selkick and Roxburgh.
Colonel M. Baillie—Rentrew.and Lanark.
Lieut.-Col. Wrn. Douglas—Dumfries and Kirkcudbright.
Lieut.-Col. Gillun—Ayr, Bute, and Wigton.
Lieut.-Cul. Murray—Dumbarton and Stirling.
Lieut.-Col. Park—Argyle.
Lieut.-Col. Smyth—Perth and Clackmannan.
Lieut.-Col. Robert Douglas—Angus, Fife, and Kinross.
Col. I. Gordon Cumming—Aberdeen and Mearns.
Robinson—Banlf, Nairn, and Elgin.
Lieut.-Col. Ross—Ross, Crornarty,'and Inverness. exclu.
she of the Isles.
Lieut.-Col. Williamson—Caithness and Sutherland.
Lieut.-Col. 111‘Donald—Isles of Inverness and Ross.
Yesterday the Right Hon. the Loroa ADVOCATE
Set out for r.ondon.
London, England, 1804-06-20

li()S I t

TOOKE continues to have on Sale at his Manta_
factory and Nottingham Warehouse. No. 434,- Strand,
an extensive and valuable iksortinent of HOSIERY ofevery
description, which, torelegaie, neatness, taste, and quality
has never been equalled,_ and, he hatters himself, can never
be Sul-pasted, The many advantages he possesses over every
other person, in this line of business, and the t?Teculiar degree
otpertection: to which, by indefatigable attention, and pnli-
mited expende, lie has brought his Manufactory,-While they
afford' hiin-an opportunity of oliCring to the Public a variety
of COOds, superior in -every respeel to those of any other per-
son, and render all competition friiitless ; also enable hiin to
accommodate the Publ:.:, either in the wholesale, retail, of,
export trade, upon termsinure moderate...than can potsibly
bealfbrded by any other ltousein the Metropolis.

LONDON: Printed by BUCHANAN MiMILLAN, fof Bow_Strect, Covent-Garden); and Published by W11.;.1,.:4 ARMIGJIA 'Sea Irrs, (or South Melton-street, Gros icikor-so 4roi
•At the Still.OFF r, No, .172, Strad;; where didvertirenzents, Order: for the Pajoers Letters. for the Editor, &c, (toit4aidli
..must-te -Atieicested,
London, England, 1804-06-20

OFFICE OF ORDNANCE,

May 22, 1804.
THE PRINCIP4L'UFFICERS of lib' vIA.
JESTY's ORDNANCE,' do herely give Nom?, That
Proposals will be'received at their Office, in St. llatga-et'f-street,
Westminster, on or before Thursday the 2(V Day of yule next,
from such Persons as may be willing to purcha.e a colriderable
Quantity of CYLINDER 'TAR, produced fium the Charring of
Charcoal-vmd, at the Royal Powder 'fills at Faversham.
Further Particulars, together with the Terms and Conditions of
the Contrac7, may be Anooun upon application tc the Ord ,mice.
Officers at Ewers/tam, where the Tar may be viewed. and, also
at the Seetretaty's Office 'in St. 3.largaret's.street, any day be.
tureen the hours of Ten and Fuer o'Cio.-k, where the Proposals
are to be delivered, sealed. and marked on the outside, " Pro-
posals tbr the Purchase of Tylihder Tar at Faversham ;"
but no Proposal can be admitted after the said 2 tst Day of June.
• Ify Order of the Board,
R. IL CREIP; Se'ereia,r,
•
London, England, 1804-06-20

OFFICE OF °RUN/INCA,

111gy 21, I '4.
THE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS 01" 'IS
JEST }"s ORDNANCE do hereby give Aotire, 14z?
Proposals will be received at their Officedn St. Marg a. ere-sheet,
Westminster, on or befre Thursday the 2 is/ d..ty jitt-e next,
from such Persons at may be willing to und,rton, Supply of
COPPERSMITHS' ARTICLES, upon Control; Jo, the ser-
vice of this Department.

Further particulars, together with the Terms and Conditio,r o
the Contrall, may be known upon application at the Seceetwy's
Office, in St. Margaret's-street, any day between -he howl of Ten
and Four o'Clock, where The Proporals are to be ddivered,_sealed
up an] marked on the Outside, " Propos.ils for the Supply of
Coppersmiths' Articles," but no Proposal can be admitted alter
the said isith day of jone.
By Order of the Board,
R. H CREW, Secretary,
London, England, 1804-06-20

CERTIFICATES.

duly to. John Cramer, late of the Spa Gardens, Bermondsey,
Surrey, victualler.
Samuel Wilkinson, and Joseph Burrough, and Joseph Bur-
rough, of High-Wycombe, and of Great Marlow, Bucking-
hamshire., bankers.
John Shaw, of Peter's-lane, St. John's-street, Middlesex,
chee.,.:ntunger.
London, England, 1804-06-20

BANKRUPTS.

Thomas Wood, of Manchester, and William Jackson, of
Easingwold, Yorkshire, cotton-spinners, to surrender July
11, 12, 31, at thrc; at the tricigewater A rins Inn, Man-
chester. Attornies, Mr. Philip Hurd, King's-Bench,
walks, Temple ; or Mr. William :artington, Manchester.
Joseph Whiting Hottnes, of Portsea, cowity of South-
ampton, ironmonger, to surrender July 19, at three,;2n, at
eleven, and 31, at two, at the Mitre Tavern, Portoa. At-
torney, Mr. Callaway, Portsmouth.
D IDENDS

• _
A ugu-st 2. Richard Langston, late of Cross-street, Chester,
and Michael Gafney, ot• CheetWood near Manchester, cot-
ton- nierchahts, at three, at the. Bridgewater Arms Inn,
Manchester.
ul•,' 3. 1 oseph Ward, of Brentwood,. Essex, publican, at ten,
et Uoil•roall, London.

July 14. Francis Hill, late of 'Middleton, Suffolk, merchant,
at ten, at tlia Bell Inn, Saxinundliam.
July 2.7.• toscph Wilkinson, late of Kily,-,ston-up_on-Hull
blockmakta, atone, at the White Hart T4vern, Kingston.
ti port. Hui I
London, England, 1804-06-20

OFFICE OF ORDNANCE,

lith June, !Sq.
THE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of nil MA.
yESTI"s ORI)NrINCE do hereby give Notice, that
Proposals will be received at their. Office, in St. Margaret.street,
Westminster, on or &lore Saturday, the 3,th gig), o f yu.;e lost.
from such Persons as may be nviliing to undertake the supply of
PAPER of English lilanufaacure, proper for Cannon Cartridges,'
conformable to Specimens which taqy be seen at the Stw.ekeeper's
Office, in the Tower.

—San:pits of the Paper mutt accompany the Proposals delihered
in consequence of this ildvertisemort, and whirls are to sp,,cify the
kmantit,,es the Cortrallor can undertake to furnish in any given
period progressive!),. .
further Particulars, together with the Terms and Co,,disions
the Coe traa may be, known upon application
.at the Sec-let:try':
Office, in St. Alawaret-sireet aforesaid, any day hetwe,n the
flours of Ten and rcur o'Clock, vt.hekv- the Proporals are to be ‘l.--
liverea', sealed up and marked on vie outside " Fropoiats- Jro the
Supply of English Ca? 1,10,1 Cartridg, Pater," but no Proposal
eats be admitted after the said pa) day of Jane ins•tant.
Orde- of the is..ard,
R. EL CREW, Sec,.
London, England, 1804-06-20

NAVY On ICE,

",dune 19, 18.4.
THE OFFICERS and colt!.
miss lONERS of HIS .1147ESTY's NA I/I'd, hereby
give Notice, that on THURSDAY the 28th inst. at One o'Clock,
they will be ready to treat with sttch Persons as may he to
contra/I for supplying the foltowinL7 -Irticles, to be delivered at
the Yards against the same expressed, vin.

FIR SHEATHING BOARD, Deptford, Woolwich,
Chathath & Sheerness.
Chatham & Sheerness.

BRICKS,

Forms of the Tenders mar he seen at this Office.
No Tender will 6: received after Twelve o'Clock on the Day of.
Treaty, nor any noticed, unless time Paqy, or an Agent for bin:,
attetids,
London, England, 1804-06-16

OFFICE OF ORDNANCE,

, !ith June, 'Sq.'
• • •
•
rrliFi-PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of HIS "M -
-8" ORbNANCE do hereby giVe•Notice,ll.)at
Proposals will be received at their qffice, in St.. Margaret.st, set,
Westminster, On or bdgrt gatterdiy, the 3oth day ;if .ruse
froth such Persi,ns as its be willing to undertake the Supp‘y of
PAPER of English Manufaelure, proper for Cannon Cartridges,
conformable to Specimens tvbicb mai;bc seen at the Storekeepers
Offree,in the Tower.
' Samples of the Paper must' accompany, the Proposals delivera
in consequence of this Advertisement, and which are to specify the
Quantities the ContraCtor can undertake to furnish in any given
period progressive!y.

Further Particulars,. together with the Terms and Conditions of
the ContraEl may be known upon application at the Secretary's
pffiee, in St. Margaret street aforesaid, wry day between the
hours of Ten and Four o'clock, where the ,Proposals are to be de-
Bvired, sealed up and marked on the outside " Proposals for the
Supply of English Calnon- Cartridge- Paper," but no Proposal
can be admittegafter the raid 3oth day.oj June instant. .
Ry Order of the Board,
R, fL CREW, See.
London, England, 1804-06-16

BKIGuTON, X

-Genteel Furniture, Modern Plate, Bed ~nd Table Linen,
large Stock of curious Old Red Port,. Claret, East India
Madeira, &c.
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION,
By Messrs, GIBBONS and J ACKSON,

,
Ori the Premises, Dorset Gardens, Brighton, Sussex, on
Monday, Tune 18, IEO4, and following Day, at El&Yen
o'Clock, by order of the A ssignees of Mr. Michael Richoldt
-Wihe Merchant, a Bankrupt,
'HE and, Gcntcel HOUSEHOLD FUR.,
NiTuRE, Plate, China, Linen, 273 Dozen of fine
flavoured Red Port, two Years in Bottle, IS Dozen of Claret,
re Dozen of East India Madeira, lo Llozen Of Lisbon, and 2a
Dozen of CarcavellOs, comprizing, handsome 4-Post Bed,'
steads, with Chintz Cotton and Dimity ••Ftirniture, Goose
Feather Beds and Bedding, a general assortment of well-mac-14
Cabinet Furniture, in Wardrobe Chests of Drawers, Diningi
Card, and Pembroke Tables, Pier Glasse, Mirrors, a Wind.;
up Range, a Copper, Mahogany Counting-house Desk, anti
Kitchen Requisites. • -
To be viewed Saturday preceding the Sale, and ‘Vincti
tasted, when Catalogues may be-had at the place of Sale, at
the White Hart, Lewes ; and et Messrs. Gibbons and
eon, No. 3, Bucklersbury, Cheapside, London: •
London, England, 1804-06-16

SHIP AEll'S.

CR AVESEND, JUNE 14. •
Passed by—the Norway, I acubs, from Norway; Eliza,
Hot:limn, from New-York ; Geshold, Wold, from Leghorn ;
Anietitea, Loretz.en, from Alicant ; London Packet, Logan,
from .Oporto ; Courier, Walker, ilorn Messina ; Oak, At-
kinson, Hpe, White, and I.'o Leine, Hunter, from Gibraltar.
Sailed—the Duke of Brdac, Lane, for Quebec ; Susannah
and Sally, Hare, tor Lcgilorn ; and the Hollnung, Smidt, for
Lisbon.
London, England, 1804-06-16

SA I URDA Y, JUNE r 6, 1804.

•
NEW MUSIC, lust Published,
Composed by'!. MARSH, Esq.
TWENTY-FOUR SINGLE and DOUBLE
CHANTS, with a Chant expressly adapted .to the
Benedicite ; to which. is prefixed, a . Dissertatton. ow, the
Plain Chant. Price 3s. 6d.
• Agar's Wish, an-Anthein, in four parts. Price
Dear England, a Patriotic Song;. the Words by W. Hay,L•y. Price is.
The British Volunteers, a Glee, in three parts, and Chor
rus. Price is. 6d.
Printed and sold at Clementi and Co.!s, No. s 6, Clicap-
side ; and at the other M tuic-sellers.

• MX HORSE.
MHE much-admired Print, as large as Life, exlied
M V HORSE, is now ready to cleliver, in Colourq
pric zts. and in slack, price ios. 6d. ,
•Thy Set of three Prints of the Battle of: Alexandria,: and
Views of the City, are also ready to deliver by the Pub.
lisner, His Majesty's Printseller, No.-59, New Bond-streetj•
and at every Printseller's in the United Kingdom.

PRIVATE 'TUITION. • •' •
ANIARRIED CLERGYMAls4'resident within
thirty miles of the Metropolis, who takes only Eight.
Pupils, will have a vacancy at Midsummer fur two. Young
C.:entlt•men, from the age of seven to thirteen years: T4rms
Sixty Gui.leas per Ann. Entrance Five Cuineai. Vacations;
.itinth at M.fdiummer, and at Chfistrnas. • • . -
Letters addre,iedfrost-picl? to tthl Rev. B. W. at Mr. R.
C. Stapes's, Printer, Chelmsford, Essex, will 'receive im4
rn tc aten'ion
London, England, 1804-06-16

fti Lk-it:MIS FS DRUCWISTS.

To he Dinposed ct, the S.W.CK • • anci FIX.
TURES of an ES:PARL,ISHED BUSINESS,in the
above line, together With the Lease of the Prernises (17 years
unexpired), in one of the greatest Thoroughfares in Loirdon.
The Stock can be reduced to meet the wishes of the Pur.t
chaser, anti immediate possession given. For particulars,
apply to Mr: Richard Williathson, N0..104, Wood-street,
Cneapside, or No. 2S, Borough.
London, England, 1804-06-16

TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION,

By 8.. B ARCIIA M., . - .
On Tuesday, Tune z 6 at the Nevvk,,lnn, Cromer, bet Ween
the hour& of Three and Five o'clock in the Afternoon,
unless sooner disposed, of by Pfiv to -Contratt, of which
timely notice, will b.: giveN ' :' .. '-'
AVery desirable 15W ELLIN -HOUSE, situate
in the pleasant Sea-port Town of Cromer, in Norfolk,
late in the occupation of Mr. Cha. nice, deceased; compris.
ing Vest/bilk% Parlour, Keeping,roomf.S t ucly, two kitchen's,.
Pantry, Store-raom, sp.icious Celia, .I ca room, five Bel,*
chambers, two good Sleeping-rooms on the Attic Story,
walled-its Yard, and newly-ereded Cottage adjoining thereto.
For further particulars, apply to Mr. Adam Taylor, jun;
A .t Atney-at- Law, Norwich.
London, England, 1804-06-29

INDIA BUDGET.

Lord CASTLEREAGH gave notice, as the India
Accounts had been some time before the House; of
his intention to bring forward the East India Bud,
get on Monday sermight.
Mr. PR I NSEP rose to move fora Paper which, he
said, he considered necessary, previous to some ob.
servations he meant to submit to the House, when
the affairs of India should be brought forward. The
Hon. Member then moved for an Account of the Costs
and Charges, •ogether with the net Amount of all
Goods sold by tilt East India Company in England,
from the ist of March 1799, to the 'sr of March
1804, distinguishing the Goods from China from
those brought from India.—Ordered,
London, England, 1804-06-29

JUDGE FOX.

Colonel COLE preiented a Petition from William
Armstrong, John Dundas, Patrick Dundas, and
others, of the County of Fermanagh, in Ireland,
complaining of the conduct} of the Hon. Justice Fox,
on the North West Circuit in that Kingdom in
August last, and praying to be heard in their justi-
fication at the Bar of the House, and for redress.—
Ordered to lie on the Table.
London, England, 1804-06-29

JUNE gin.

s

Eminence the rA.; (-•
Cardinal ARA, lesa/e
iatere,
.adcifeid,".o'n the 9 h instant, a leiter,to,.ilic,
I.4‘rncli Bishops, of which the a tanda:
Lion :
" MY LORD,
•

" NAPOLEON BONAPARTE haVirig-beetl apliointed•Ern-
peror of the French, you are for the future to make use of the
following form of prayer: 0 Lord, preserve our' Emperor
N A roi-xoN,' instead of that which was ordained by the Bth
articleof the Concordat, passed between the Holy A pc.,StOliC.
Chair and the Government of France. After this form, the
follownig prayer may be recited, as it has been already used
in the Imperial Chapel: ,

0 God, the proteelorof all kingdoms, and especially of;
the French Empire, grant unto thy servant NAPOLEON,
our Emperor, that he may know and further the wonders-
' of thy power, to the end that he whom.thou bast appointed'
our Sovereign, may be always powerful, through thv grace.'
" Which I accordingly nOtify tb yoUr Greatness, declaririg
myself; at the same time, your Greatness'slrue Servant-
(Signed; " T. B. CARD. CAPAARA."

The Imperial Marshals BERNADOTTE, d'A VOUST,'
and many other Staff Offietrs, went on the t 31h,
scant to Bruges. •

At the beginning of last week, eight of thel persons.
condemned to death were transferred to the ihcetre:,
Out Of the twelve whO were imprisoned in the Con-
cierger;e, eight have obtained their pardon through
the clemency of Hrs MAJ esTy. Those persons were
transferred to the Temple on Friday evening. The
three others, GEORGES, LEMERCIER, anfI*LELAN,
were conveyed the same. day to the Bice'tre.
It is reported that those who already have been;
or may be pardoned, will be set at liberty on the
of joiy. ,

Mr. 11,JINGSTON, the AmerirAti Minister, is
returned tram London, with Mr. WADDELL, wlio
accompanied him. The oije4 (S their journey to,
that country. remains a secret.

The EMPEROR set out on Saturday (the 1604
for C,:mpiegne. It is supposed, that after having
reviewed the troops in that town, his IMPERIAL
MAJESTY ‘k ill continue his journey to Arras.. .
be etc nominated yesterd4 the Senatorial
Cornnii.sbion of the Liberty of the Press.. It is com-
posed of Messrs. JAUCOURT, GARAT, RCEDER
CHASSE; D'AVOUsT, DEMEUNIER, and PORCHER.
London, England, 1804-06-29

CORN LAWS.

Mr. WESTERN moved the Order of the Day for
the second reading—of the Corn Export and Import
Regulation Bill. The Hon. Gentleman assured the
H use, that it was his intention to move the corn.
initment of this Bill this day, in order to have the
B!anks filled, preparatory to its being printed, and
that the re-commitment was to be fixtd for Monday
next.

Mr. PATTESON and Mr. jEfFRETS wished to
have more time fur considering a measure of so much
importance, and the former moved an Amendment,
that the Report be taken into further consideration
on Thursday next, determined to take the sense of
the House upon it.

The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER then pro-
posed Tuesday for the re,commitrnent of the Bill,
which was acquiesced in by all parties without a
Division.
London, England, 1804-06-11

8110R.NCLIFF CAMP, JUNE g.

THE 4.th, or King's Own Regiment, and the 521
Light Infantry marched fr,,m Hy the Barr'acks yes..
terday morning (Friday), and artived'on die ground
at Shorncliff at seven o'clock, when, tygwi:bst,:od.
ing the violence of the wind, Whicji greatly I npeded
the pitching of the tents, they were all feed in the
course of an hour. They occupy the same place on
the ground as they did list summer. The line of
the Camp extends from .East to 'SVCSt. The 431
Regiment from Ashford arrived on the groiind to-
day, and pitched their tents to die left. The
four CoMpahies of the 50i, or Rifle! Corps, still
occupy the Barracks in tront of the Camp. They:
expect to go on foreign service very shortly. It is
said, that Gen. MooßE's Brigade will be attached
to the Army destined for the Expedition, and that
the gallant General wid himself ac'company th;:tz;,.
Nearly all the:Troops along the Coast are upon the
move, or have orders to prepare for removing. The
th Light Dragoons ejtpea to come to Margate
and Ramsgate from the Sussex C oast; and the 39th
Regiment of Foot also txpet to tern ve f-rum
hill to the Kentish Coast:
London, England, 1804-06-11

FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE.

BRUSSEL.S, MAY 23.--The intelligence of the ap.
pointment of NAPOLEON to be E,nperor of the
French, was announced to the inhabitants here on
the 20th instant, by the ringing of all the bells in
the city ; and in the evening many houses were illu.
minated.
BERLIN. MAY 26.—The ti), before yesterday
a French Courier passed through this City on his
way to Sr, Petershurgh. The arrival of the Russian
Counsellor VON BAYKOFF, at Paris, and the Note
he has given in, has occasioned the mission of this
Courier. He carries letters of recall to the FreQch
Envoy at the Court of Sr. Petersburgh, General
HEDOUVILLP, .who is immediately to return to
France.

Yesterday His Prussian Majesty went from this
City to Stargardt, to review the Troops assembled
there. Her - Majesty the Queen, during his ab-
sence, will remain at Charlotteriburg-.
HANOVER, MAY is understood that Ge-
tieral BERNADOTTE will be appointed to the chief
command or the Hanovetian Army, and arrive here
very Shortly. General DEssoLLE, who has hitherto
held the command iid interim, will then take the
coniirtand of the Army of Reserve, and return to
Osnabruck.

On the 23:1, in the afternoon, General DEsscti.e
returne4 hither from Hameln, for which place he had
set out the preceding evening.

A Letter from Bottiogr:, May- 27, says—" T.
F. FRANKVILLE, condemned to death by the Mi_
lirdry C,, rrtnission as a Spy, and for having kept up
a correspondence with the Englis:,, was ext.:tiled
this morning at four o'clock."

AfjUTl:r, itrsz g.

Tors day an Bncatnpment tvas forme r.n qitith.;
sea Cif-ninon, near l'ortsiliouth, for the reci.liti,m of
the Worees.ter Militia..

. .
A few hours after tliey quitted, their liarrleitc,
the iirst and second Divisiuns of the third I.3.lrialiori
of the Lancashire Militia (,vhich at rived here ir(qa
Woodirri(lge),,m.lrclieci into
.thcin ; the third and.
fourth divi:sions are expetted in on Monday. ['his
is entirely a Rifle Battalion, and is nearly 400
strong.
London, England, 1804-06-11

la Battalion. john Belson, Cent. to be Lieutenant. D:4,tod
July 26, 1803. Ensign Parker to he Lieutenant. Dated
- lantiary 13, iBoi. Henry Stammond, Gent. to be Ensign.
Dated Dec. 6, 1803. Henry Cashel Hart, Gent. to be
Ensign. Dated Feb. 8, 1804. John Hopkins Radford to
be Surgeon. Dated lune 30, 18..r3.
ERRATA in the Gazette of the loth November, 18::3.
For the First Battalion of Statfbrdshire Militia, read the Se-
cond Battalion of Stalibrdshire Militia. Charles Bennett,
Gent. to be Ensign. Dated September 9, 1803. Wil-
lim Whyley, Gent. to be ditto. Dated September
to, 1803. For Richard Riddleson to be Ensign, in the
tat Battalion of Staffordshire Militia, dated September
27, :803, read Ensign Richard Riddleson to be Lieu-
tenant in the same, dated as above. For Henry Vevey,
Gent. to be Ensign in the 2CI Battalion of Staffordshire
Militia, dated Sept. 27, 1803, read Henry Devey, Gent. to
be Ensign, as above.

Ordnance-Office, June 8, iBo4.
Royal Regiment of Artillery:
Gentleman Cadet William C. Lempricre to be Second'Lieu-
tenant, vice W. C. Smith, promoted. Dated June 6, 1804.
Gentleman Cadet Alan Cameron, to be Second Lieute-
nant, vice I. Wright, promoted. Dated as above.

Crov.m.Office, June 9.
•
MEMBER RETURNED TO SERVE IN THIS PRESENT

PARLIAMENT.
BOItOOGII OF HELLESTON.—Davies Giddy, Esq.
London, England, 1804-06-11

THE

MONDA Y,

Pay was published, Price. !s. 6d

A BRIEF INOUIRY into the PRESENT
CONDITION of the NAVY of GREAT BRI-
TAIN, anri its RESOURCES; followed by soine SUG_
GlisTioNs calculated to REMEDY . the EVILS, the
existence of which is made apparent in the course of the, In-
vestigation,
Printed for S. Highley, No. 24, Eieet-street ; T. Asperne,
Cornhill ; and sold by all other Booksellers.

NEW REVIEW'OF BOOKS.
Printed foi• T. Cadell and W:
_Davies, 'Strand.
THE IMPERIAL REVIEW ; or London and
Dublin Literary fourrial, is published regularly on
the last day of every Month ; each Npmber, consisting of
Ten Sheets, or 160 I- ages, price 3s.
Printed tCr T. Cadell and W. Davies, Strand, London ;
sold also by J. Archer, Commercial Buildings; 1. Cooke,
Ormond-Quay; and M. N. Mahon, Grafton-street, Dub-
lin ; by A. Edwards, Cork ; J. Barry, Limerick ; and W,
Magee, Belfast.

tine of the professed objets of this new Review is, to
steer a middle course, between, on the one hand, that seve-
rity which, delighting to discover and dwell on imperfeEtion,
has irs etre& in blightingcr discouraging the efforts of Ge-
nius ; and on the other hand, that partial report or indiscri-
minate praise, which in an equal degree defeats the first pur-
pose of a Li•tcrary Review. In consequence of its detail of
Criticism being who'll., confined to the znoreinsportant Works
in each department of Writing (inferior Publications being
merely registered in the Monthly List, with brief notices
proportionate to their claims), and of each number contain-
ing ten sheets, or 160 pages, a quantity tar exceeding that of
any similar Publication, the Editors are enabled to bring for-
ward an account of every interesting Work vety' soon after its
appearance—an advantage exclusively their own. And they
purpose availing themselves of every opportunity to intro-
duce notices of other Works of the same description, which
have been published during the last three years, so that their
Journal may be co:f.Udered as virtually commencing with the
Nineteenth Century.
The First Volume (for the Months of January, • February,
March and April, 18(4), with Title, IntroduCtion, Table of
Contents, Index, &c. may be had complete, in boards.
London, England, 1804-04-23

DUBLIN, APRIL 17.

; YESTERDAY nt:oliioll.offiCC' "Of the National
Bank was ~ripened at . the Pipliament4lonse, to
numbers crowded to sell quantities of the
depreciated (raShi of silver change- they -lucl upda
handS. It taken frorri the people at•- the rare
of pet-, ounce, which is moc:i more titan the
makers of.' -it give, tt-o are also buying it up.—
From ten to eleven of such shillings gtt to an ounce,
• which is 6!. and 5:-.1(1.•:1 piece ; and.the buyers in
Skinner-row and other parts of the town were
selling at the s'ame. place yesterday, making a to-
lerable good profit, having bought at zd. and three
halfpence al•,iece.
On Thursday MS Majesty's Sloop Argus, Capt.
K I t, G, made a signal for the ships colleted at Cove,
bound to the West .Indies, to take'theinunder his
protettion from thence to Falmouth, there to join
:-convoy.
London, England, 1804-04-23

of the Officer of the Court, it was -virtually filed,
and, becameo matterrof record.
On the other side it was contended, by. Mr.
• GAR.Row and Mr. EttsKINE, that it was not
.a re-
cord.until it came in 11'.e rolls of the Court ; ,and
that the ad of a single Judge was' not a matter to be
recorded•until itwas sandioned by the CcOrt.
The Court tlu.iwght • that this was a case of consi-
derable difficulty ; but Lord ELLEN BOROUGH ttts
inclined to think that a laxity in pradice had pre-
vailed in not bringing these Writs into the proper
repository, and that they were not records until
properly recorded. The Court said, they should
take furthertimeio.consider of their judgment.
•
London, England, 1804-04-23

(ENCLOSURE, No. I.)

letter from Major-General Wellesley if His Excel-
lency the Governor-General, dates! Camp at 'Fee-
dapoor, 24th 08ober 1803, of 'which the
ins is all EXlraa ;
I have the pleasure to inform your Excellency
that Colonel Stevenson took possession of the City
of Berhampore, without opposition, on the isth
instant ; he marched to ASseer Ghur on the 17th;
took possession of the Pettah on the 'Pith ; opened •
a battery against the FOrt an the zoth, and ob-.
tamed possession of it on the morning of the z
I havenot yet received a detailed account of the
manner in.which Colonel Stevenson obtained pos.
session of this important fortress, or whether he
sustained any loss in the attack of the Pettah on the
.18th, or of the Fort,
After I had arrived at Phoolmurry,*about sixteen
miles North from Aurungabad, I found that the
E4'nemy did not advance to the Southward, as I had
been informed they first intended ; and on the
night of the 15th, I received a particular account
of the disposition of their Troops, Aaggage, &c.
which convinced me, that they intended to endea-
vour to interrupt Col, Stevenson's operations at As,
seer Ghur.

I therefore marched on the t6lll to the North,
ward, and descended the Ghaut of Adjuntee on the
rgth ; Scindia
,had moved to the Norttlwards but he
halted as soon as he found that I had returned, and
he was yesterday at Ahoonah on the Taptee. The
Raja of Ilerar has separated from him, and, it is said,
gone towards Chandore. I suspel that report has
been circulated with a view to draw .me to the
Southward again; but as Col. Stevenson has got
rssession of Asseer Ghur, and is fully equal to any
thing that can be sent against hirn, it is my irlierv.
rion to te-ascend the Ghaut immediately,
_ .

Sixteen Officers and Serjeants belonging to the
Campoos have joined" col. Stevenson; under your
Excellency's Proclamation of the 29th of August ;
I will hereafter send a List of thtir names, and an
account of the pay which each is to receive. .The
Infantry returned towards the Nerbudda, when Col.
Stevenson approached Berbampore, and
_by all ac.
counts, it is completely destroyed and disorganized;
it is impossible to form it into Corps again, and it,
is not probable that it ever will be of any service to
Dowlut Row Scindia.

I haw! direeted Col. Stevenson to place a Gatti-
‘son in Asseer (Thor, and to deliver the DistriEls dc.
pending upon that Fortress to the charge of the
'servants of the Soubah of the Decan. Your EX-
,cellency will observe that this is the laat of the pos.
tetsions of I) 'whit Row Scindia in the Decan ; and
;the operations of the Tronps will now be dire4ed,
pgainst those of the Rajah of Berar.
London, England, 1804-04-23

MONDAY, :.L.l P* R. L 23,

LUNATIC •ASYLIJM, near EXEtER.

At a OEN ERA'. MEETING of the GOVERNORS, held
—at the Castle of Exeter, this t tth day of April, 1804;
The Right Hon. Lord.CLI FFORD, President, in the Chair;
rrHE Two following Reports of.the Committees
were produced and read:
At a Meeting of the Weekly Committee, held in the Board
Room of the Asylum, the loth day Of April, .1804,
'THPMAS HEAT-H FIELD, Fsq, in the Chair ;
It was resolved to present the folldwing RepOrt to the Ge-
Aesl Meeting of Govei ours, to be,held To-morro,.v
There now remain in the House 16 Patients, of whom 13
are much recovered, and three are not worse than when ad-
mitted. There are 17 other Persons .aftlided with Insanity,
waiting ibr Admission as svon as thereshall be. Rooms pre-
pared for them, which it is hoped, will be the case in a few
Weeks.
At a Meeting of the Building Committee, held at the time
and place last rneotioned,
SAM. FRED. MILFORD, Esq. Vice-President; in the
London, England, 1804-08-10

•
brought for a balance of an account for goods sold'
and delivered by the Bankrupt. to the Defendant,
who was 'an attorney, residing at Pdrtsmouth.
Mr. ERSLINE stated the Plaintiff's case. The
Defendant had been employed by the Bankrupt,
(Timmings) to recover a debt which was due to
him, and, previous to the trial, Timmings had ad.
vanced a sum of 121. odd, for expence of Witnesses;
he also had paid his costs. The debt was recovered
and paid
,over. to Timmingi, but the costs and ex-
, pence of Witnesses, which had been advanced, were
not repaid. There was also a sum of 271. los. 5.1.
due to Timmings for goods sold to the Defendant,
making altogether a sum of 811. 81. sd, for which
the attion was brought.
Mr. Timmings was then examined ; he said lie
had employed the Defendant to recover 2991.- es.
for him; that he had received that sum from him
in two
.payments; that he had advanced the ceste,
and the expences of Witnesses, whiCh had not been
repaid him ; that the Defendant had got goiell
from him to the amount of 271. soy. 31. ; that he
had repeatedly applied to Defendant for his bill of
costs, but in vain; and that there remained a ba.
lance due to his assignees of 811. Sr. 5,1.
Upon his cross.examinat ion by Mr. GAP et ow, he
was cautioned how he should answer the questions
to be put to him, as every w•trd of his evidence
should be taken down. He thee► said he had re.
ceived the sums from the Defendant as before stated,
and no ioher sums. A book wis then produced to
him, wherein it appeared he had signed a receipt
for 1631. los. 61. to the IVentlant. He admitted
the pale signed at bottom to he hi, ;
but ilositively swore he had never seen the writing
above it before ; that he always reads what be
signs, and, had he seen that writing before, he
.shy uld have recollected it. Hr exeressed his surprise
end astonishment at such a chit% having been pro-
duced. He sail lie male it a tegular prafiice to
make up his cash acc Atilt every night, and enter it
in his day-bunk ; that he did exped to have re.
ceived part of his costs hack, and if he had, they
would have als been entered. He admitted he.did
give a receipt for twelve guineas, and some other
trtflitrg► sums,
Mr. GAIRovr, on the part of the Defendant, ob.
terved, he would find great difficulty in defending
his client, as the material evidence he had to pro-
duce was the Kelt, in which this receipt fur the
1631. tos, 6,i, yeah entered, and not being duly
stamped, could not be given in evidence : he there-
fore would not take up, the time of the Court, but
submit to a verdift for the Plaintiff.
Lord ELLENDOROUGH observed, if this was a
false charge of the Attorney, he should he dealt with
accordingly, It was not natural to suppose that he
had Raid over the costs ; perhaps this entry in his
book, by way of a receipt, might be a mistake ; but
as it then appeared, perhaps it was better he did not
go further, as his Lordship feared, in such a case,
he should have another duty to discharge : he was
glad the Defendant retired so soon, and hoped it
way the last time he would venture to exhibit him.
self in that furm.—Verdie.l for the Plaintiff 601.
London, England, 1804-08-10

FIRE.

Liver night, about half past eight o'clock, a fire
of a very alarming nature broke out at Messrs.
WHITING and Co's, Gr cers, at the corner of
Do k's-toor-lane, :Thames.street. The flames were
first discovered to burst our of the warehouse win.
dow behind the house, in Duck's-foot-lane, and
immediately to extend across the street, commtt-
nicaring to the premises of Messrs. HARDCASTLE
and Co. which were threatened with destruction.
The. timely arrival of an engine, however, pre.
served them, by its beginning to play instantly,
heft to the flames had got to a great height. By
th,, time, however, the fire at Messrs. WHIT.
two and Co.'a premises had gained considerably
a.head, notwithstanding the exertions of the fire.
• men, and the flames had made their way through
the told of the warehtmse. Several engines, which
bad now arrived, were judiciously arranged, not
only. to subdue the existing conflagrition, but to
preserve
.the. adjoining premises, which consisted
generally of warehouses stocked with valuable
mercantile commodities. At• the opposite corner
of the street are the warehouses of Messrs. ROXBY
and Co.which were toll of hops ; they were with great
difficulty saved, as as others, which, had they
taken fire, must have involved the whole neigh:
bourhood in the conflagration. By judicious ar.
rat vement and yr,:tt exertions, the fire, for..
tunately, was chiefly confined to the spot where
it commenced, oral, in about an hour, its fury
appeared greatly checVd. After that. time the
flames.progressively decreased, till the engines en-
tirely subdued them. The loss is, not expeeled to
be very considerable. The Bridge Ward and Dow.
gate, Volunteers, as well as some other Corps, at.
tended to keep off the rabble, and preserve their
neighbour's property from plunder, which they did
effetlually, by stationing a party at every avenue
leading to the fire. This plan. also prevented the
fitemen horn being interrupted in their duty.-
London, England, 1804-08-10

itsTIVAt. OF MUSJC, SALISBURY,
_VIUILL be celebrated on the. 22d, zsd, anti 24. th
v v:- of August. The Performances will be on the same
Grand Scale 'as. those in the year Igoe,- A yiumerotts'ausd-,
select Band, particularly adapted to give due force and eit&l
.to the Choral pacts; is engaged from the Choirs of St. Paul's,
the Chanel Royal, Chichester, &c. with the poWerfttl addi-
tion orDouble Drunp, Trombones', &C. as 'user in the per-
formances at Westminster Abbey.
On Wednesday Evening, at tfie New Rooms, will be a
CRAND MISCELLANEOUS CONCER f ; after which
will he a BALL.
On Thursday Morning,at the Cathedral, will hea C R AND
SELEC'T'ION, from the Works of }talkie', jomelli, Per-
golesi,, Martini, Haydn, &c. Sec.
On Thursday Evening, a VOCAL CONCERT, on the
plan of Messrs. Harrison, Greatorei, and Bartleman ;, in,
which will be introduced several new Glees, as sung at those
Concerts this season ; also the Music in the TemVest, by It'
Purcell, and the original Music in Mrcbeth, by M.,Loeke.
On Friday Morning, at the Cathedral, The Sacred Oratorio
of MESSIAH.
Andon Friday Evening, a GRAND MISCELLANEOUS
CONCERT; after which will be a BALL
Principal Vocal Performers—tars. Billingtnn, Madame,
Bianchi, Master Rolle, Mr. Vaughan. Mr. Coss, Mr. Page,
and. Mr. Ilartleman.
Principal Instrumental Performers from the Opera-House,
•.
Leader of the Band, It Ir, Weichsel ; Violoncello, Mr.
Lindley ; I lanthoe, Mr. Criesbach ; Bassoon, Mr. Holmes;
Clarinet, Mr. W. Mahon; ri' ronitiones. Sig. Mariotti;' Double
Drums, Mr. lenkinson; Double Basses, Messrs. Boyce,
Philpot, and Hill ; Truinpet, Mr. Waite, &c. 6cc. Arc.
Organ-by Mr. A. CORE E• •
And the whole under the Direttion Of Mr.'CUREE. •

Thatched House Tavern, St. James-Streets
• August 1804.
rrHE Nobility, Clergy, an to, d
Gentry, are
.in-
formed, that the MEETING advertised to be held
bete on This Day, for the purpose of considering of the most
effedtial means for voluntarily giving prompt assistance to
Government with Ilorses, Drivers, and Carriages, for con-
veying Troops to the Army, in case of Invasion, is unavoid-
ably POSTPONED to TUESDAY NEXT, the 14th inst.
at one o'Clock. . .

AN ARTIST, with a large Family, is desirous of
placing his San (who is turnt4l of fourteen years) as an
A,k_P .PRENTIC F. to some genteel busine.s ;' he has been li_
and has a taste fur Diowing. .Any Person
Wanting a Youth whose morals have been strictly attended
to, will .find_him worthy of notice.
Address to C. D at Mr, Harris's, corner of St. Paul's
Church-yard, Ludgate-hill.

SRENTFORD ELECTION.'
rOUR PRINTS, representing the TREATING,
1: ' CANVASSING, POLLIN“, and theCIIAIRING ;
together with the,whole of the WOrks of that much-admired
Artist, WILLIAM HOGARTH, engraved by T. Cook
are now exhibiting at Cook's Exhibition Room, No. 12
*Sufrolk-street, Charing-Crots. The Exhibition consists o
One. Hundred and Ten Prints.—admission One Shiling, al.
lowed to Purchasers.
London, England, 1804-08-10

The contest lay between Mutik and Helicon, the
Former of which won easily. _

3 T 3

The Handicap Plate of Sol; Ladies Subscription,
ie best of three two-mile heats.

Col:Andrews' grey horse Nlarquis
Sir I. 1-iiiwkins's chesout horx Coriander.
ILuu. N. Fellowes's Sky:it:raper-colt
Lord Lisle's roan horse Gourd

3
2' 2 I
4 3 a
1 4dr.

This Plate aff.Aded tip best. sport during. the
Races. The'first heat was wariwy contested by
Gourd and Coriander, the former of whom won by
about a length. The second heat was equally well
contested between Marquis and. Coriander.•• The

third and last heat,, the three horses might have
been,covered with a.sheet all round the course,; at
the push, the Skyscraper colt kept well in with
Marquis, and ran him hard, but the heat was won
by the latter. .

A very large assemblage of the Nobility` and
Gentry of the-County of Devon were present on
both days.—The course Was thronged wish car.
tines, and the Ordinaries we're very respeffibly
attended. -The Stewards nominated for the next
year are Lords CLIFFORD and BoRINODON.
London, England, 1804-08-10

EX PARTE EASUM.

This was a I",:!tition to the Court to stay the cer.
tificate of - Nash, the late master of the ship
Friendship, and the application was made by Messrs.
Thomas Peterson and Co. the owners of that ship.
Nash, in the beginning of the year 1803, had be-
come bankrupt, and, two months afterwards, had
procured the signature of four.fifths of his creditors
to his certificate: he, then engaged as master of a
vessel io another concern, which proceeded to De.
merara, where he is supposed now to be.

Mr. ROMII;LY, on behalfof 'the Petitioners, stated
various ads-of miscondud in his -Capacity of Cap.
tain of the Fristuiddp, both during and subsequent
to her late' voyage to Jamaica. The-Commission.
cri.had not- permitted Messra. Peterson and Co. to
prove their debt, and redress was'nosw sought from
the Court, that the certificate might n,ot be granted,
until the debt was examined into, ani, if establish..
cd, until it was 'proved.
Mr. HALL, On the same side, 'stated a remark.
able case from 'the Ist of Aaynr, wherein Lord
Hardwicke commented with peculiar severity on
thb 'injurious promptitude with which certificates
were sometimes..granted, by
_which " the order of
things was inverted, and 'death,: (milli:dons were
introduced for the benefit of the bankrupt, not foi
the advantage of his creditors."
• Mr. RICUARDSON, on the contrary, contended,
that the
.Petitioners', were not permitted to prove
their debts, because they could shew no satisfac-
tory claim; that the Commissioners had..given
them the fairest opportunity, Of establishing their
demand, and if they were guilty of Itches, they
mit&t take the consequence of their own neglect, and
not prevent the exoneration of the bankrupt, who
had acquitted himself .to the satisfadion of four-
fiftha of his creditors. ,

Mr. RomILLT was proceeding to reply, when he
was interrupted by the
LORD CHANC ELLOR.•..." The man goes to sea,
and disposes 'of the cargo with which he was in.
trusted in a way inconsistent with the orders of his
owners. It was his duty to have complied with
those orders,
,and to have come home 'with clear ac.
counts of the transactions. ` This he does not appear
to have done ; butwhis certificate is signed in two
short months, and he-then hastens away on new ad.
ventures. It seems to me the certificate should be
stayed."

COURT OF KING's BENCH, MAY 3t.
H SAUL Y AND OTHERS "Z. CUDDIN.
London, England, 1804-08-10

DOWNPATRICK ASSIZES.

the Assizes of Downpatrick, which ended on
Wednesday the Ist of August, a most important
trial took place in the Crown Court, before the Hon.
Baron GEORG 4 'and a respenable Jury of the County
Down,

Alexoder Stewart and Robert Stewart, the father
and son,- stood indicted for forging and uttering a
deed of conveyance, and a receipt fur the considera
tion thereof, ind,lrsed therein, dated tzth December,
1795, with intent to defraud Thomas Watson, the.
grandson of said Alekander, and 'nephew of Thomas
Stewart ; and being capitally tonvieted of uttering
the said receipt, knowing it to be forged, which is a
capital felony under the ltd of d 9 GCO. I IL. re-
ceived sentence of death, ;o be ex:cuted at Down.
patrick, on Wednesday the 29th of Augiro.
The' Learned Baron, in pasl,ing sentence of death
on the Prisoners, observed, with great force, on the
cruelty and enormity of the crime. FoTgeryiait.,
self, he said, was highly injurious to society ; hat
when pradised by such near relatives to defratO a
poor helpless infant of his small patrimony, and was
supported by perjury and conspiracy, it became
doubly atrocious, and called loudlyfor punishment ;
and therefore he besought them pathetically and hu-
manely not to indttlge any vain hope of mercy'
(which in thii.case would be public cruelty), but to
prepare by repentance or prayeifor the Law taking
its course. •
London, England, 1804-08-10

MILTON 'V. ORIIIN AND OTHERS.

This Mtion 'was .tried before Mr. Baron Ho.
TRAM at the last Assizes for the County of Kent,
and the Plaintiff was nonsuited. In this case, the
Plaintiff had been drawn to serve in the West,Kent
Militia, and being called upon to be attested, he
refused either to serve or to procure a sub>titute,
upon the grounds that he was nut a resident within ,
the limits of that County. The Magistrate there.
upon issued his Warrant, diretted to the Defentfunt..
to levy out.of the goods arid chattels of the PlaisuTtr
the sum,of Isl.being the penalty direttedsby the
Aft of Patliainent to be levied in such cases, which
accordingly was done, and the Point iff then brought,
his atlion to recover his goods, .or the value there.
of. Upon the Trial a point was made, 'that the
aaion should have been brought against the M
strate as well as the Constable), and upon that
the' Court thought it necessary t nonsuit the
Plaintiff.

BIRTIJS.
At Stonehaven, near Plymouth, the Lady of Lieutenint
Snowe, of the Royal Marines, of a Daughter.
Ott the. 4th lost. at Cilinerton-House, the Lady of
Alexapiler Kinloch, Dart. of Gilmertun, ofa Daughter•

M ARR
•
On Tuesday the 3rst ult. at St. John's, Ilacknel, ntr.
bert Roger, Esq. ot h.ingsland, to Miss Sarah Elriabeti`
Nash, ot the Cny.
Yesterday, at Lambeth Church, Frederick Benjamin King.
Esti. of College-hill, to [Hiss Austin, of
ilia same day, Mr. V. Butistield, of Tooley-street;
to
Miss Martha Smith, second daughter of Mr. I. Sinitbs
of
Houndsditch.

DIED.
TiOmnotthhye tuhr at
Esq. his house at Homerton, ncar flac7. 1,41:
On the joth ult. at Woodside, Hamilton, Liettt"4"
ter Bogle, of the koyal I.aii.nkshirto iM itia.„, By.
On Sunday last, alter a lingering illacas, Mr. 1.-111',' ;pa' ,
tieici,, son or George Bytield, Esq. of Cray.t-street, '"
4

I'l ICE, 01'

Yasit

Bank Stock, t6t 160
Navy 5 per Ceit , 92
5 per Cm ,8
I nOt s per Cent.
4 per Lent. 75
; per Cent. Rea. 57
pet Cent Con. 37 56
London, England, 1804-02-21

iNuuCt N.A./11110jj V
lUS inycy,
Joseph Gardner, GT/. Wilson, Riii;ert Hassan!,
J. Jones, J. Bittumley, Ben. liai►C'i, Patrick Hughes,
and Abraham Cohen, were severally sentenced to
Seven Years Trauspartation.
The remaining convins_ were 'then adjulged to
lesser punishments, which concluded the business of
the Session.

BIRTH.
On the 16tli first. the Lady of fohn CharlesoCollins,.Esq
of a Son.

MARRIED,

.On Saturday last, at St. ()lave's, Old Jevry,,Mr.'Vint,
of King-street, .Cheapside, to Mrs. Tys,m, of Weil-street.
On Saturday last, .at. St. Martin's Church, Lienrvnant
Ferdinand. Maurice, of the Royal Navy,. to Mks CharlOtte
Dale, third daughter of. josepli Dale, Esq. of Chelsea.
London, England, 1804-02-21

DIED.

On thet2tlvinst. in. the 6ath year of her age, Mrs. Housen,
of Westminster Bridge-road. •
On Sunday the istth inst. aV Peckham, Mrs. Harris, re
liEt of Nathaniel Harris, Esq
The same evening, Mrs. Bailey, of Millbank-stroe..t, West-
minster., aged 73.
On Wednesday last, at Grantham, Mrs. L. C. Citst; only
remaining sister of the late Sir 'John Cust, .Bart. Speaker of
the. House of,Commous, and aunt to. the. Right Hon.. Lord
Brownlow.

"On tne.loth inst. suddenly, at Wakefield, Yorkshiie, of
an apoplexy, Mr. Robert Psarson, late of Southampton-,
place, Tottenham-court-road, St. Pancras.
At Hekton, 'Lieut. Head, orthe Royal Navy, son of Isaad
Head, Esq. Colleaor of CustOins'atthe Portof Gweek.

A few days ago, after a short illness, at his seat at Port
Eliot, St. Germain's, Cornwall, the Right, Hon. Lord
Eliot, aged 73.-
On Tuesday last, Colonel Ogle, of Causey Park, in the-
county of Northumberland.
London, England, 1804-08-17

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(IC. 4.

YESTERDAY His Grace the Duke of Amor,
give a grand dinner, at his new Castle,• at which
Were present Lords HENRv and JAMES MURRAY',
the Lord Bishop, Hon. THOMAS B. wet; Hon. AN.
DREW Fottats, ,Clerk of the Rolls, DEEM.TER
CRELLTN, Water Bailiff, Vicar Gen. CHRINTtArt,
Receiver-General, Arch. Deacon, the Governor's
Secretary, the Officers of the Royal Manx Fenci.
tiles, with the principal Gentlemen of the Island.
His Grace,'in compliment to the Island, christened
hii new building by-the name of " Castle Mona."
Fifty.two sat dawn to dinner. 'he Company did
not break up till a late hour, when they parted,
highly gratified with the hospitality and attention
of the Noble Duke.
Lord HENRY MURRAY Was this day sworn id
Lieutenant-Governor vi the Isle of Man.
London, England, 1804-08-28

TURTLES.

TI LTSHIRE and Co. lc; ng'4.lteal T;ivern,
.
V Poultry, have jtmt landed a large Cargo of fine
lively TURTLES lot Sala.
Turtles, dtissed every day. in tbe highest perfeaion, and
sent to any part of Town or. Country. • •