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London, England, 1804-04-26

Ai A frIAIL NEIV S.

FALMOUTH, APR IL 23.—Arrived this day the
Print-di Elizabeth Packet, Ki DO, with Mails from
Jamaica, six weeks passage, and is gone into qua-
rantine, in consequence of two men having died of
the yellow fever.—We do not learn that she has
brought any particular news. Also arrived the
American Ship Alexander, Capt. KLNC, 36 days
from Norfolk ; called here for orders, and sailed
again immediately for France; also- the American
Ship South Carolina, STEEL, from New. York;
called also for orders, and sailed again for London ;
the Aurora (Southern Whaler), MEY RACK, from the
Southern Whale Fishery, last from St. Helena :
came under convoy of His Majesty's Ship //if, of

so guns.
Arrived the Itlagdalen,HuNTEß, (torn CialigOW,
to wait convoy for Barbadoes.
Sailed the Russian Ship Hope, BARTHALtp Tor
Lisbon ; Good Intent, IVItCARTISY, and Liu*, Att.
Dttcws', for Portsmouth.
The Lady Arabella Packet, for the Leeward
Islands, is detained by contrary wind.

YARMOUTH, APRIL 2. 5.--rYeStEtday 19. M. pASS.
cd the Rnads a large Fleet of Ships for the Baltic,
under Convoy of a Frigate and two Brigs, and
were joined in the Roads by sevcr4l Ships from this
Port.

Arrived in the Roads t!lis morning the Drurmond,
YOUNGS, from Palermo and Malta, with fruit, sul_

phur, and rags.

DEAL, APRIL 25.-His Majesty's Strips Spit'.
rel, Dart, Ores:cs, Archer, Aggressor, and Mori-
ner, sailed this morning, on a Cruize off Boclogne.
•Arrived the Viper Cutter, from Portsmouth; the
Pond;cherry, BAKER, from Gibraltar, and sailed
for Stargate Creek.
London, England, 1804-04-26

VICTORY IN INDIA.

CZI.c.L.7 ETA GiIZE.FTE EXTRAORDIAURY, Dec. 23.
Fort Dec. 23,1803.

A Dispatch, of which the following is a Copy, has been
this day received by His Excellency the Most Noble the Go-
vernor-General, from the Hon Major-General WIL LLSL EY.
Camp at Paiter(y, 30, iBs3.

Mr Lotto—l have the honour to inform you that
I attacked the armies of D...wiut Rao Scincliah and the
Rajah of Berar yesterday afterno,,n, on the plains of
Argaurnin this neighbourhood, with the division of
the army under iny iininediate command, and the sub.
sidiary force serving with the &whit!) of the Deem,
under Col. Stevenson, arad completely defeated the
Enemy, having taken from them their cannon, am-
munition, &c, and destroyed vast numbers of them.
I have reason to believe that ;he loss which I have
sustained upon this occasion has not been great. No
officer has been killed, and but few wounded. I will
forward to your Excellency a detailed account of this
adiun, as well as of the circumstances which lea to
it, as soon as I shall receive the returns of the kill.
ed and wounded. I have the honour to bet my
Lord, with the greatest respen, &c.
(Signed) ARTHUR WELLMEr.
his Excellency the Governor-General, &c. &c. &c.
Published by command of His Excellency the
Most Noble the Governor-Genera: in Council.
J. LUMSDEN, Chief Sec. to the Government.

GENERAL ORDERS, BY HIS EXCELLENCY THE MOST
NOBLE THE GOVhRNOIt ANT> CAPTAIN-GENERAL.
Fort William Dec. 23, aol.

A Royal Salute to be fired from the ramparts of Fort
!jinn immediately, and three vollies of musquetry by the
'Froops in garrison at sunset this evening, in honour of the sig-
nal victory obtained on the 29th of November, iSe.;, on the
plains of A rgaum, by the Army under the immediate command
of the Hon. Major-General \Vk.LLZSLtY, together with the
Subsicli:iry Force serving with the Soubandar of the Decan,
over the Combined Armies of Dow] or RAo SCINOI.AII
and the Rajah of Bi.:rar, in which the Enemy was completely
defeated, with the loss of their Cannon, Ammunition, &C.
Vast numbers of the Enemy were killed. The IJss sustain-
ed by the British Army has nut been great no Officers have
been killed, and but few wounded. Extra batta to be served
to the European Troops in Garrison.
By His Excellency's Command,
J. ARMSTRONG, Acting Mil. Sec.
London, England, 1804-04-26

ANOVA Ea most important Debate last night
:took- place in the House of Commons, upon the Bill
for suspending the operations of the Army of
Reserve A& ; when Mr. PITT, in pursuance of
iris Notice, laid before the House his Plan for
improving the Military Defence of the Country,
and which we have stated at length in our pieced.
ing Columns. The objets of his Plan were, to in-
cre.lse our Regular Army ; to give greater perfedion
to our System of Defence; to economi Le our resources,
and thereby to hold out the fairest prosped for a
successful termination of the War. But as the
Suspension of the Army of Reserve Bill was incom-
patible with Mr. Pt rT's propositions, he opposed the
Speaker's leaving the Chair, and was supported by
Mr. Fox and Mr.WINDIIAM. The Division which
took place, is another proof of the declining strength
f the Ministry, as they lost no less than 16 of
their Majority since Monday, the numbers being
240 and 203. After two such Divisions, it appears
impossible that Ministers should think of endea.
vouring to retain their seats any longer ; so that
we hope in a few days the Country will be relieved
from an Administration which has shewn itself su
completely incapable of concluding its affairs in a
crisis so unprecedented and so awful as the present.

We stated yesterday the arrival of Colonel Nl-
cHoLsox from India,. in the Belle Armed Cutter,
with an account of the complete des:tit:lion of
SC INDIAII'S Army. We this day lay beiorty
our Readers the Official Account of General WEL-
LEsLEY-'s Vi6lory, which, though not so complete
as had been stated in some private Letters, must
have convinced SCINDIAH that all further resist-
ance would be 'fruitless, and that he could only
escape complete dt.;truzion by an immediate and
sincere vacification with the Ea3t India Company.

Yesterday the DUKES of YORX, CUMB'ERLAND,
KENT, and CAMBRIDGZ, dined with HER MA.

The Civil List is ncra paying up to Lady-day
}barter, -1803..
In coi,s.:.quence. of a representation made by the.
_Pursers of the Navy, His MAJzsTY has been gra-
ciously pleased to dirdi, that the ailo‘vance
made to them of one ninth, as an indemni-
fication for waste and leakage .of "provisions,
be increased to one-eighth ; and that the salary
now all,•wed- to them, for the providing of tie-
ce-3,:ries for their respedive ships, be increased
in ;di ;lip's and ve6sels of the 4. h rate and down.
"wArtk, in-such-proportion as it crease;, their acilual
(I:60M horn z60_t4,315'..f0r the 4th rate ; 147
to, 1901. for the sth rate ; 106 101441. fur the titli
rate ; and for sloops, &c. from 37 to ell.
London, England, 1804-04-26

Lord Dr BLAQUIERE supported the Motion.
2112-.7ARVIS defended the conduCt of Ministers,
to whom he give the credit of the sponianeous zeal
of the Country, in a con:itlerAble degree, to Ministers,
ho had shewn such wisdom, moderation, and love
the Constitution, as to conciliate the affections of
Country, which, he was confident, was in uni-
,son witli their feelings mid intentions. in bestow.
some compliments on Mr. ADDINCION, he ex.
rressed a hope that be would long remain on the
Trea,nry Bench !—(A very lendleud laugh.)
Mr. Fox explained, by stating, that he was so
unfriendly to the Army of Reserve Bill, that he
o:ould gladly at any time vote for its repeal.
Sir R. WILLtAms requested to know, whether
the plan proposed, would tend to relieve Parishes
from the heavy burthen of the Army of Reserve ?
Mr. PITT said, he had been so touch misunder-
tcod by several Gentlemen, and particularly by the
Learned Gentleman near him (Mr. JAavrs,) that he
Inyed the House would permit him very shortly to
explain one or two points. It seemed to be under-
stood by some Gentlemen, that he meant to adopt the
plan of the Army 01 Reserve, without any mitiga.
inn of its present hardships. He must have very
much failed in expre,.sing his meaning, if he did
distinCtly state, that it a.as one of his objeCts to
mitigate the hardships of that Bill, both as it related
to individuals and to parishes. That instead of a
ballot, which would compel a man either to serve in
person or to pay a large bounty, that the ballot
sl-,ould be so distributed that the person drawn might
be excused from serving, on paying a small fine,
which was to be laid out in giving bounties for
general recruiting; or if the Person did choose to
serve, that he should receive a bounty for it. The
difFererce between him and His Majesty's Mini.
sters was this—he wished to establish a permanent
measure, which should he les, severe in its operation
than the Army of Reserve Bill, while they wished
to renew it on a future occasion, without any mitiga-
tion whatever.

Mr. YORE explained.
The Ouestiun being loudly called for, the House
divided, when there appeared,
Fur the Speaker's leaving the Chair, 2+o
Against it, 0,03

ivlajority for Ministers, - - 37
The Strangers were not re-admitted, but we un.
rstand the Committee on the Bill was gone into,
irc forma.
Past Two o'C:ock in the Morning—Adjourned.

MA! LS.

DUE.

ARRIVED.
•

liamblr&th 3

PRICE OF STOCKS,
THIS nAY AT TWILLVI. O'CLOCK.

Consols
London, England, 1804-06-14

FROM THE DUTCH PAPERS.

LrctioaN, MAY 18.—On Tuesday last, all the
English in this. City were arrested and conveyed to
the new fortress: seals were put by the French
upon all their papers, -warehouses, 'and effects.--
From this measure only such Englishmen Were ex-
ernoed, as have lived here for is years as Tuscan
subjeas.

VIENNA, MAY 23.—There is a talk now °fan
important chlrige in the Political State of Europe.
The principal item of this report is, that, as NAPO-
LEON BONAPARTE receives the Imperial Crown of
France, Poland will, by the intervention of kussia,
and with the consent of Austria and Prussia, receive
a King in the person of Lours XVIII.
Austria is to be indemnified for her part in the
loss by the estates of the ELECTOR Of SALTZBURGH,
and the latter will receive an equivalent in Tuicany.
If this plan can be efilieted, and considered as a piece
of disinterested magnanimity on the part of Russia,
still the indemnification of Prussia, for what she
will lose, appears liable to much difficulty.
MANHEINr, MAY 27.—Men of consequence
assert, that the-French Emperor has proposed to.the
Courts of, Vienna, Petersburgh, aniiir Berlin, the'
following new partitions :—Austria to have, the
Inn quarter (without prejudice to Bavaria) ; the
Archduke CHARLES, as Grand Master of the Teu-
tonic Order, to have the title of Eledor, and all
the possessions of the Order of Malta, in Germany
(which is to be entirely suppressed, as the English
are masters of the Island of Mdlta), besides the two
Prussian Principalities in Franconia, of Ansvach add.
Bareuth. Prussia is to have Hanover; and the
to be ceded by
PCriutys,
ioal
to
Er rsfaoxrte,..
with its (laislotiniga' is
with the Eichsfeld.
On the other
.hand, we learn from the Banks of
the Maine, that a private arrangement has, been
Petersburgh and the made between the Court of

t, consisting. 61' the forlati/log
jie4h.. I. Tine .FrenCh Troops are to evacuate the
Eict.ol.lte of HanoVer- 2.
,They are to quit the
Territory of.ihe Kirk Of NAPLES. 3. The K NC.
of R DIN! 1/4 is to receive a sufficient indeninity.
4. ,eChe :c•rott of BADEN shall receive satisfac-
tiOp for the inroad of the French Troops into his
T7.:;ritorr. 5. The Concerns of the German Em.
shall henceforth be conduled at Vienna.
London, England, 1804-06-14

SLAVE TRADE.

Mr. ALEXANDER brought up the Report of the
Committee on this Bill.

Mr. WILBERFORCE said, he intended to move
an amendment in regard to the date of the commence_
ment of the Penal Clause. The blank had been
filled up in the Committee, iv making that Clause
commence 14 dayS from the passing of the Bill. He
proposed, however, that it should commence on
the Ist of Ottiober, so that any Ship clearing out
before that time should be allowed to bring in her
Slaves.

Counsel were then called in, and their Clients re-
spedively named.
The Report cf the Committee, and the title of
the different Petitions were read.

Mr. PIGOTT proceeded in argument,, as leading
Counsel against the Bill.
After he had spoken for a few minutes, Mr. lj'y
LE'R moved that the House be counted. The C)un-
sel at the Bar, and the Strangers in the gallery,
were ordered to withdraw. It was then found that
there were forty Members present, and the Counsel
were again called in.
In about ten minutes after that, Mr. DENT moved
that the Counsel should withdraw.—Ordered.

The CHANCELLOR', Of the EXCHFqUER called
the Attention of the SPEAKER to another quarter of
the [-louse,' and the Gallery was then cleared.
There being only thirty. Members then present,
an adjournment of course took place.
London, England, 1804-06-14

Supposing, as you conjeaured to be the case, that
the price of Irish goods is raised in the Irish Market
by the augmentation of paper, will there not be a
new temptation to import from England the kind
of goods which are so raised in Ireland, and4wpl
there not be a new obstruslion to the exportation of
the goods which are so raised in Ireland, which
will lead to an augmentation of the imports into
Ireland, and to a diminution of its expOrts,.stlppos-
ing the exchange to remain as before ?—I feel my-
self incompetent to answer the question.
Must nut an augmentation in she Irish price of
Corn, for example, as exchanged for Irish PaPtr,
produce a disposition to import Corn from England,
supposing the exchange to, remain the.saroe as it
was before 'the rise ?—I conceive so, if the e7'..
change remained at par.
Must not the same augmentation in the Irish
prices produce an indisposition to export Irish ar.
ticles, supposing the exchange to remain the same
as before ?—No doubt ; as gain is the objd of

;and the Kr No's pardon toy
cacacAznetntrite)elwi,caeril:irs°,fo'offilFrae:sid:pbreybCiersovioejinTfentth,einpelarsbot
tr,t,igclottni:
cerned in breaking open. the RUSSIAN AMI3ASSA-
DOR'S Chapel in.l\litrybope--street, on Saturday
.night
last, and stealing therefrom all tile plate used.in the
service of the Chapel. •

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London, England, 1804-04-19

THE

SUN.

THURSDAY, APRIL 19, 1804.

NEW ROYAL AMPHITHEATRE,

ASTLEY's, W ESTMINSTER-BRIDG E.
Under the Patronage of their Royal Highnesses the Prince of
Wales and Duke of York.
THURSDAY, A pril 19, 1804.
IHE Public are reipeafully informed,, that this,
Theatre continues to be crowded in an unprecedented
manner every Evening.
The New Entertainments, consisting of the Grand Ballet,
called THE SABOTIERS, or VILLAGE LOVERS ; the
Magnificent Harlequinade of SILVER STAR,- or THE
MIRROR, was received last night with unbounded ap.
plause.
Mr. RICHER's ROPE-DANCING, the EQUES-
TRIAN EXERCISES of MASTER SAUNDERS, the
Manoeuvre's of the RIVAL CLOWNS, and the superb
Speclacle of ZITTAW THE CKUEL, or THE WOOD-
MAN'sDAU G HTE R, will be repeated every Evening un-
til further Notice. •

COUNTY OF. HERTS.
TO BE SOLD, a Capital Stone-built HOUSE,
with good Offices of every description, and excellent
Gardens, containing Hot- hou.es, Green-houses, Peach-
house, and ice-house ; situated in a Park containing ►43
Acres of Land, well wooded and watered, about i 6 miles
.from London.
For further Particulars, inquire of Messrs. Robinson and
Lee, Solicitors, No. 13, New-square, Lincoln's Inn. Im-
mediate possession may be had.

The 23d of APRIL, 1804,

THE LAST LOTTERY BEGINS DRAW.
INC.
SCHEME.
No. of rrites. Val. of each. Total Value.
2 of £20,000 are ,C 40,000
2 . 10,000 - 20,000
3 . 5,000 - Is,ooo
4 2,000 . B,ona
. son,* t 2,000
12 . 3°3 - 6,500
2o - 200 . 4,000
50 r 100 - 5,000
100 - io 5,000
7,350 • 2$ - 147,000

so,coo Tickets 2.62,500 .
Part of the Capitals.
First-drawn Ticket First Day - X. 1,000
First-drawn Ticket Seventh Day 4.20,000
First.drawn Ninth Day - - - 5,000
TICKETS and SHARES are SELLING at EVERY
LICENSED LOTTERY-OFFICE.
PRESENT PRICE.
Ticket - - - - - t 7 IS 0
Half - - 9 4 o Eighth . - 2 7 o
Quarter - 413 o Sixteenth -.1 4 0
**"' Tickets and Shales will gradually ripe until the Drawing.

HORNSBY and Co. No. z 6, Cornhiil, respe&-
fully acquaint the Public, that the LOTTERY com-
mences DRAWING on MONDAY NEXT. •
TICKETS and SHARES are selling on the lowest
Terms, and the Money for the Prizes paid on Demand.

LAST STATE LOTTERY for 1803.
WIF 1' and Co. No. rl, Poultry, have on sale

TICKETS and SHARES Of the above Lottery, which
begins drawing on Monday next.
The following Zapital Prizes of the Lotteries in and for
the year 1503, were sold and registered at this Office, viz.
No. =6, a Prize of ,C . moo° in Shares.
t,599, - - sOOO Shares.
u 1430, - - sOOO Ticket.
19,556, - - soon Shares.
41,696 _ 2000 Shares.
And others of toool. &c. &e 1 &c.
London, England, 1804-04-19

DIED.

On Saturday last, Lady Harriet Fitzroy, seventh daughter
of the Duke and Dutchess of Grafton, in the zist year of her
age.
On Sunday morning, at his house at Kingsland, john John-
son, Esq.
O❑ the t6th inst. Miss Robinson, daughter of Mr. Simeon
Robinson, of Duxford,. in Essex.
On the gth inst. at Edinburgh, Alexander Abetcromby,
Esq. Writer to the. Signet.
The-same thy, at Edinburgh, Mrs. Mary Drummond, wi-
dow of john Pringle, Esq. Writer to the Signet.•
On the 4th inst. at Springbank, near Stiffing, Miss Chris-
tie, of S pringbank
Lately, in the Island of St. Vincent's, Alexander Mac-
dowall, Esq. of Park Hill, aged 6o years.
On Saturday last, at Kelso, Mrs.- Cunningham, wife of
fames C Unnigham, Esq.
At Greenock, in his 74th year, John Macfarlane; Esq. of
Muckroy.
On the 7th inst. at Port Glasgow, Mr. Robert Barr, son of
Mr. John Barr, merchant.
On the Rth inst. at Aberdeen, Mrs. Gilbert, widow of the.
late Mr. Wm. Gilbert, merchant in Banff.

PRICE 0

STOCKS.

YF.STE

&Ink Stock, 147 146
Navy 5 per Lem. 90
per tent. t79', 94
rich 5 per Cent.
4 per. Cent. 70-} k I
3 per Cent. Rect. 54

RDAY.

3 per C. Con. ss
B. L. Ann. i 5 i 5-16 •
India Stock [67
Imperial 3 per Cent. shut
-Ditto Ann. shut
Cons. for 15 May ssl
London, England, 1804-04-19

RCHARDSON, GOODLUCK, and Cc. State
Lottery Offices, Cornhill and Charing Cross, London,
are selling TICKETS and SHARES in the greatest variety
of Numbers, for the State Lottery, which begins Drawing on
MONDAY, the 23d of April next. Where in the late Lot-
teries the following Capitals were sold in Shares :
No. 12,807 £30,000 No. 26,883 £30,018
7.105 20,000 43,752 20,003
48,577 20,000 23,148 20,000
35,989 20,000 27,964 te,coo
31,69 i • 10,000 1 25,215 10,Goo
In a whole Ticket,
No. 43,318 - ,1:20,000.
Also Prizes ot-‘5,000, £2,000, C Ego°, &c. too numerous
to particularize.
Cl" It is recommended not to destroy Tickets or Shares in
former Lotteries 'till they are again examined; corred Regis-
ters, for this purpose, are kept, for upwards of Seventy
Years back, at the Offices of Richardson, Coodluck, and Co.
London, England, 1804-04-19

MARRIED.

Yesterday, at Mary-le-bone, Henry Grimes, Esq. to Miss
Louisa Daniel, youngeSt daughter of john ot
Aldridge Lodge, Staffordshire:- •
On Thursday. last, Kedgwin Hoskins, Esq. of S trick-
stenning, in Herefordshire, to Miss Elliott, ot Much. Faw-
ley, in the same County.
On Sunday the Bth inst. at Stonehaven, fames ThoMson,
Esq. of Stonehaven, to. Miss Christian lohnston, of Stir-
ling.
On the tyth inst. at Maldon, in Essex, Mr. Ambrose Lan-
fear, of Islington Terrace, to Miss Elizabeth Hays, of lo-
gatestonc, Essex.
London, England, 1804-04-19

fPRI6E SiXi;EPTH

OFFICE OF ORDNANCE;

March 3r, iBo4,

- - -
rrHE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS -. f HIS MA:
JESTY's ORDNANCE do hereby gil're Notice; That
Proposals quill be received at their Office
.in- St. ilargaret-stieet;
Westminster, on or before Monday the 23d of April next, j;cui
such Persons as may be willing o undert;ike the Sapp°, of 112 q
MONGERY ARTICLES for the Service of this Department;
upon Contrail for a; period of Th.reeYears.
Patterns of the Argcles to- •be wipplied, may be viewed at. the
pritzeipal Setorekeepr's Office.at the Tower, -and the Terari, Coo_
ditions, and other Particulars of thr Contrafl, may be kisi#l_,i4ll
applicatiOv at the Secretary's Office, 1-i St, AfargarctLstivekti,any
day between the hours of Ten and :Pour o'Clock, Rvl ere the rierpo.
sa A ,ire to be delivered, sealed up and tnifrked On the Outside; I.' ru-
posals tor. she Supply of Ironuioagery A rticle fOr the Ser-
vice of the Ordnance Department ;" but no Propoial eon be
admitted atter the said 23d of April.
By Order of the Board,
A. ti IfSecretary

- .

EAST INDIA HOUSE,
.41>ril iB, 181:44.
•
rr;HE COURT of DIRECTORS of thi
UNITED COMPANY of M.EPCHANTS of .&N(
LAND trading v, the East brdies, do &rely givi goticc,
That a General Court of the said Camp'?" will k held at their
House in Leadenbali-street, We THURSDAY, the 26th inst.
at El.:ven ao'Clock in t,6e Furenoenz, attvhicb Ceneritaiiii÷s Mc4
lion will be made, that " Sir loll,' Hadley D'Oy/ey. 13art.
of the Bengal Civil Establishment; be permitted to titian
with his it anic to India."
JVILLMM RA MSA Y, Sec.

OVERSEERS; CHURCHWARDENS, &c.
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THE LAWS relpetting PARISH MATTERS
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Overseers of the Poor, Constables, Watchnicii; and other
Parish Office's. The Lawi concerning Rated and Asgess.
ments, Settlements, and Removals of the Poor, kid of thi
Poor in general, laid down init plain an& mil manner; with
a great variety of. Forms of all such InstrunnetitS most fre-
quently occur in the management of Parish Affairs.
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Also, in Svo. price 3s. sewed, The sixth Edition of Th*
Laws respeding Landlords, Tenants, and Lodgers.
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respetling Wills, Executors, Administrators; and Guardians.
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Laws
respecting Masters and Servants, Apprentices; Manufac
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Lincoln's- Inn, of whom may be -had; the id and laSt Vo-
lume, containing the Law of Tithes, Turnpikes and Rio.:
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London, England, 1804-04-19

SHIP NEWS.

GRAVESEND, APRIL 17.

Passed- by—the Fanny, Burke, from Memel ; Venus,
johnson and Embden. Packet, Peters, from Rotterdam ;
Good Hotihung,i Scheidt, and Vrow Amitie, Srni tilers, from
Erobden. •
Sailed—the john, Stickle, for Demerara, and Adona, Kir-
by, for Montreal and Quebec.
London, England, 1804-04-19

MAZVCHESTER, Aria t 6.

Oct Thrysday we had the pleasure to witness the
_grandest, Military Spectacle ever displayed in this
neighbourhood. All the Volunteer Corps of Man-
Chester, Salford, and their vicinity, marched to Sale
Moor in the morning ; and a little before twelve
Ills Royal Highness PRINCE WILLIAM of Gtou.
C ESTER was received on the ground by a salute of
21 guns from the Earl of Wilton's Corps of Artil.
lery.,--Soon after this, the'Review commenced by
the Royal Commander in Chief, attended by Ge-
neral BENSON, his Aitie.de.Camp, and suite, tra.:
versing the whole line; which was upwards of a mile
in extent; and receiving the salutes in passing each
Cdrps ; (hiring which the various Bands-played.
God Save the K;,tg." -After this the Prince-took
his station in front, 'and . the entire line marched,
quick and slow time ; then wheeled by divisions
into line, and performed the manual and -platOon'ex.
ercises. The different firings and evolutions were
executed in so capital a'style, as to draw -forth His
Royal Highness's warmest encomiums. The mar-
tial appearance and-•adroitness of 1116 Cavalry Was
much admired, particularly in their principal charge,
which was made with a regularity and irresistible
impetuosity, highly creditable to the Corps. The
manoeuvres .terminate.l witha general salute, the
music playing God Save the King. as before ; and on
the Prince retiring from the ground, the Artillery
fired a second Royal Salute.
London, England, 1804-04-19

LEEDS, APRIL 16.

On Sunday sennight a Court, of Inquiry, compos-
ed of Officers of the Sheffield Volunteer Infantry, was
held at Doncaster, on a *Serjeant of that Corps ; be-
fore which he was accused and conviaed of dis-
obeying orders, and negleaing to march with the
Regiment. The judgment of the Court was pro-
nouced the next morning in the 'presence of the
whole Corps, by Lieutenant-Colonel FENTON ; and
the offender was sentenced to be confined in the
guard-room from that time until eight o'clock on
Thursday evening ; but in consideration of his for..
mer meritorious condul, and the contrition which
he had manifested for his present fault, the greater
part of the punishment was remitted, and he was
ordered to remain a prisoner only till eight o'clock
that evening, and then to be released.
On Monday se'nnight,a.Private in the Hon. Mr.
GORDON'S Troop of Cavalry,who had some time ago
resigned, was burnt in effigy in the market-place, at
Wetherby. Though the occasion could` not be very
gratifying to the great concourse of spedators who
attended,i it pas certainly highly ludicrous.—The
effigy in full uniform, and with the most desponding,
pallid countenance that can be imagined, was placed
on art ass, and displayed before the house of the de.
linquent, at Kirk-Deighton. The ass with its dumb
rider, was thin driven back to Wetherby, and the
effigy being placed in the market place, received a
shot from each of the Tro6p. The body was after.
wards committed to the flames, and the groans of
the supposed djiwg hero were drowned by the hisses
of his offended comrades and countrymen. _ .

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In re
"tio
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rs
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r
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TIIS OPERA.-Mrs. Btc.LING-rom last night
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covered, and her exertions in II Ratto di Proserpina
were most exquisite. A more finished perform,n6c
than her singing in the last scene of the first ad,
was certainly never beard. GRASSINI bad several
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and his wife did nut appear, and thr: Ballet tv.l,,ng-
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was very well attended.
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LADIES AND GENTLEMEN,

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the favour and encoirrag.ment they nave reee;ved; arid we
respell wily bid you larewell."
The Music to' the New B diet taken from Sr:
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THE PLEASURES of SOLI;TUDE: with other
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By P. L. COURTIER.
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OPINIONS OF REVIEWERS.

This Poem is not deficient in eleganceof thought and neat-
ness of expression. It reminds us, ipdeed, of the delicious
song of the Wizard, in the Castle of Indolence. 'Mr. Cour-
tier's Solitude, however, is the repose of one who_ is broken
by the storms of We. We have been particularly pleased to
remark, that the dilion of this writer is not formed on the
.alfeded model which we have often had occasion, of late, to
disapprove. His style is flowing, and generally pure.. Mr.
Courtier has convinced us that he is an improving writer.—
Monthly Review.

Although we had read Zimmerman very attentively before,
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The Pleasures of Solitude is a Produaion of high poetic
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effusions, and to transmit the name of its ingenious Author
with credit to posterity. The entire Volume tbrms an es-
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" li'the Chevalier Ruspini is at home, Sir . Tames Norclilf
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Double Teeth. Tins is.a proof of what may be done, if ?p-
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that five of his Double Teeth which are gone, had been 'filled-
by approved Dentists. .
. . " (._N INNES."
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row, move for a Committee of the whole House to
take into consideration the internal regulation., of
the Linen Manufadures, in order to prevent the
Frauds that have been pralised in them.
He should also then move for leave to renew a
Bill which was passed last Session, respeding dip
Cprn Trade, and which would expire on the ist of
July.