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1-1 U.R S Y, OCT MI'S R 21,"

WASHINGTON.
MR. P.HILLIPS has the s4tisfaetion,to inform
the Public, that be has'jnstraceived from Mr.-BO:H-
-aan W stt.txoT:ox -thr M4lltlSCript of the THIRQ VO
L'JME of the LIFE of GENERAL wAsHING`row; and
that 1:e shall publish the elegant Quarto 'Edition on Thurs-
day the tsth of November ' • and the Odavo Edition on Sa-
turday the tat M December.
The Quarto and Octavo Editions of the First and Second.
Volumes of this Valuable Work may be had of all Book.'
scirbt.l 'of whom may also be-had, alt xi succeeding Vo.
lumes, as soon as theyappear. The entire Work will extend
to.Eive Volumes, priee'Qne Guinea and a llalf per Volume,
in Quarto, or lialf-a-Guinea per Volume, in Oaavo.
NO. p, St. Paul's Cnurch.yard,
Ocl. n, 1804 •

CUSTOM-HOUSE, LONDON,
. ' ' ' Odober 24, 1802.
FUR SALE,
By Order of the Hon. the Contmissioners of His Majesty's
'Ciutornacran Monday thez9th, Tuesday the 30111,W ednes-
day the 31st of 0 dober, and-Friday 'the ad of November,
t804,4t Three' b' Clock . bi-' the' Afternoon, .4. the Lout;
''. now. Custom-l{ouise, London,
r
, HE FOLLOWING- GOODS, which are at.
t
totted in Smallgtraiiiities, for: the. better accommoda-
tion of the several Dealers, as welt as Private. Persons, who
choose to become Purchasers.
FOR EXPORTATION,
East India prohibited. Goa' 14; &c. -.
I.OR HOME CONSUMPTION.
Cambric, Muslin, • Calico, Nankeen,' Shawls, Watches,
Feathers, Silk and Thread Lace, ditto Veils, Kcrseymcre,
Tea, Cotfee, Spirituous Liquors. Wine, Shrub, Sugar, Horn;
Wool, Musical Instruments, Vessels, ,boats, Materials of
Vessels, Timber, Tobacco, Snuff', Tobacco Ashes, sundry
Goods wrought with Gold,. ,Si I rer,.a nd .7ri,*(4, to be. la unit*
&c. - .
Also such Goods as have remained in his Majesty's Warn-
house upwards of three. months, not cleared, or the Duties
paid, viz.
Pidures,,books, ,Paper, Medicines, .Cotton-Wool, Scale
Board, a Carriaga;.PCpper' Mineral Water, Paper Hangings,
Printed ,Cottnni. Thread ,Lace; Ribbon; and sundry °dig
Sorts a Goods as mentioned in the Catalogues,
Clear of all Duties:. • . : • . .
The Vessels, Poat!A, MatgiAls .4 Vessels, Timber, &c. to
•be viewed at the TobaCco Ground, near 'Greenlan Dock,
Rotherhit he ;, the Tobacco, 6putt; and Tobin:co f\ she* at tike
-King"o Tobacco Warehouse; Tontr. hill ; and all the other
Goods at, }llk
.Majesty's . Warehotise, • Custoin-bouse. Lon-
don, on Tritiay the Mit and Saturday the 27th of October,
3804, front Nine toUne in ' the' FOrenootia-, ar(d: the mornings
. before the Sale.
-Where Cataloguei will be delivered.
N. B. dbodsjpiiAbt at tnis :5.:44,1)1115t be paid for, on or
before Wplncsilay, Vie 2150 • of November, ille4; between
the hours of ' N ine cil Clock' iti she Morning. and Three in:the
Attern9pn,, or the Derstts made thereon will absolutely be-
come Olre 1 : LA' 1i ;la the Goods:re-5414 at a•Titture' Salo.

SOLU,,
Purspant to a Decree of the 4ligh Court of Chancery, made
in a Cause of R,JSI-1 against TEGAR.T, .With the AP-
prohirion of john Springett Harvey, Esq. one of the Mas-
ters' or the saidtourt, at the Angel inn, in Bury Saint
Edinunils, in .the County, of. Suffolk, on .Wednesday,
the t4th Day of November next, newt:enthe Hears of
Two,4n4 Thrm,i); the Afternoon,'
• . 'IN ONE LOT,
A Substantial amt Convenient FARM HOUSE,
with alma, 20e..Acrcs of Arable, Meadow, and Pas- ,
ture Land, situate at Badwell Ash and gadon (between Bury
and Stow 'Market/11h ..:thO said County of. Suffolk, in. the
Occupation of Mary Goddard, Tenant from Year to. Year, at
time Kent of tool.—Tbe Estate is. Freehold, except about 2/
'Acres,'.which are Copyhold of the Manor of G etatt Asbfield ;
and immtdiate Pimp:mon morbe had.,
Particuhrs Hia tiQ tod.(gratis) at the said Master's Chain.-
bers, in Southalitan,buildings, Chancery-lane, London ;
of Mr. 'redder, Surrey-street, Strand .(where a Plan of the
Hstate may, be inspected); of ,Messre. Philpot and Stone,
are-court, in- the Temple; of Mr. Clement Rogers, at
Langham ; at the Great inns in the principal neighbouring,
Towns ; and at the Place of. Sale. • • •
The,Farm may be viewed with leave of the Tenant ; and
Mr. Rogers, on applieation, will attend the view.

FISHE it. WICK,' near. LITCHFIELD, sTAFFoiti).
SHIRE, CAPITAL ESTATES, SUPERB MAN-
SlO N. EXT EN SIVE MANORS, FISHERY,
WOODS, &c, Arc. '
• TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION,
.. By Mr. ROBINS,
At Garraway's Cotree•house, Exchange-alley, Cornhill,
London. on Thursday the Isth of November (unless an
• acceptable offer is made before the 6th of November), at
Twelve o'Clook, in Une Lot,
THE very 'Capital and truly ThsirAble FREE.
HOLD ESTATES, with the extenslve MANORS
oI'IYMORE. otherwise I'IMHORN, FISH.ERWICK,
and iimuroN,,cumitEavoßD. WIGGINTON, and
one-third of the MANOR of PACK INGTON; COURTS
:BARON, RO A LTI ES, and IMMUNITIES. The much
distinguished and heautifulS E AT. FISH ER VI, I Cf:. PARK,
a. truly noble and elegant STONE.:IIUII,T MANSION,
with excellent t rakes of every description; a spacious Mews,
. with:Stabling for fifty Honies ;, four, double Coach• Houses„
Harness and Saddle _Rooms, Farrier's Shop, and other suit-
able Offices ant Serivants' Rooms over.
Also, PLEASURE GROUNDS,'..LAWNS. SHRUB-
.B ERI gs, and ,PLANTATIONS of. fine grown Forest
Trees and .Shrubs, 'encircling a grand spacious Piece of
Water.
Including also, a capital KITCHEN GARDEN, walled,
Hot and Succession Houses, Green House, noble and exten-
sive Park of pleasing diversified Greotids, part bounded by
the River Thames, surrounded by thriving Plantations, en-
compassed.by part new. Well and Oak Paling.
Three elegant 1,0 DC; ES, to the Entrances.
The Whale forming one Of the most complete and beauti.
ful Residences in the Kingdom. • •
At:an ,agreeable,distance is a caropael FARM-HOUSEi
with suitable Buildings of every description, Yards, &c. Arc.
and a most eligible FARM in hand. . •
AIsOSIZVERAL CAPIT'AL 'FARMS teiing contiguous
to lite Park, lett, to most resneauble Tenants, part on Lease,
the.reinainder at will. • " •
EI.FORDand UMEE R F O.R D: MI 1, LS, with Dwell.
ing Douse; ;and Out buildings ; several; .well-built Houses.
Cottages,,&c. • •
HOP WA WO OD, in hand, upwardsof3. Acres, covered
with fine thriving Oak-and. other-Timber; a noble oniarnent
to, the Country, with an excellent Dwelling• House,, with
Offices and Buildings, Garden, Orchard, fSac. etirmitanding
rich and picturesque Views of the River Trent, end the
Country. . I- • -
The •whole Estate upwards of TWO THOUSAND
THREE HUNDRED ACRES. The RENTAL and
E S.T I M ATED, VALUE near FIVE THOUSAND
POUNDS per Annum. The Property of The. Right Hun.
Lord SPE E
NCER STANLEY-CHICHESTR.
The Mansion and Farms are in complete.-Repair, and well.
supplied with plenty of excellent, Water. ' •
The Estates areparticulsrly well calculated furl Noble,
man or Gentleman wishing for a superb Reiilence,,and to
realize property in one of the finest Counties in the Kingdom.
The Manors are abundantly stockeii- with Game, , Field
Sports of all descriptions, excellent Roads, and
.ist ono of the
first neighbourhoods.
The Mansion to be viewed with Tickets only, •,without
which no person can be admitted-. The Farms and Lands May
beyie.wed by applying at the Mansion ; or to Mr,. Richard
Down:tan, ut Hoddlestord, near the MansiOn.
Descriptive particulars may be had on the Premises; at
the George Litchfield; Hotel, Liverpool ; Bridgtwater Arms,
Manchester ; Hen and Chickens,. Birmingham ; Queen's
Burton ; George,. Derby, ; Castle; Tam woi th ; Scar,
Staffbrd ; King's Head,. Ciwentry George,• Northampton ;
.Bush, Bristol:; White Hart, Bath ; at, Carraway's
house, London. Plans of the Estate may be seen, anti
tie-Wars and 'rickets fur. viewing the Nlansion in3r hail-of
Parr. Estt.,Litehtield Messrs Blake and-White,
,4ckstreer. :Strand; anti nr. ItObitt‘ atWkif.--ss feet,
Golden-square London.

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g price Ess. 'in boards,
The Fourth Volume. which completes the Work, of
HE ANATOMY of the WM ASI BODY
1 containing the Anatomy of the VisCera'of the Abdomen,
the Parts in the Male and Female Pelvis,, end the /linpha..
Siatern. With an Appendix. •
By CHARLES BELL,
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Toth FARMERS of the UNITED KJ NODOMS.-
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~•
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No. 63, for Oetobcr, witi be published on the first of Sep.
teniber.
London : Printed by V. Griffiths, No. r, :and sold by H:
D. Symonds, No. zo, both in Paternoster-row. •

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• Sheep,
A N ENGLISH SPELLING. BOOK;' with Read.
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BE PmericuLA R. AS To,. THE 'oust,
PATENT BEDSTEADS AND TABLES.
UTLER's lutnihhine; Upholstery., and Cabinet
1.3 Ware-rooms and Mantkt,adory, Nos. 11 iont Cathe-
rine Street. ' A large. assortment of articles of. the iiewct:t ,
neatest, and most ceCl')hOillii:4l Fashions, of. well sk,!asoned
• nuterials, and excellent workmanship, with several im.
ptiivements.
BUTLER respeafully relies on the good discernment of
the Public, that they will cee through the paltry devices
and insinuations opposed to him and coonterteiting his arti-
cles. it is well kmown that BU,TI, ER has twb patentS,'ona
for Tables, the other, fur Bedsteads; the principle of the first
is applicable to almost all kinds'of Tabics, and is''alloivid`to
be a great improvement ; it lenders them more convenient
fOr louses,, and much rime portable. The principle Of tit e
otheris'applicable to most kinds.of Bedsteadi, as Four Post,'
Tent, Sofa, and Chair, Bcds,.which-latter are singularly use-
ful iti'sickneitk, and each when shut up; treakii'a 11411410111 c
piece of furniture for a.Sitting !Own,' p(o3sltig. &c.
The Four Post and Tent Beds ga-together-hy all parts with
,
.brass, and: are fixed With. much,pate.without the„ help of
tools or tacks Naafis in die furniture, and are very portable.
Particulat kinds of the above, adapted f0r.,.(; frit leinen of the
Army and Navy, and hot climates, also portable Chairs, &c.
Beßerr,alttia Patent ManuPactUres have been graciously pa-
tronized by the King, Queen, and Royal Family, and ho-
noured by orders from nuinbers'of the Nobility and Pentry,
and ;have_ been highly approved of in, the E. 361 and West
'ladies : the merit of the'Aiticies" have thus met with fa-
vourable encouragement, and fin which he returns hisgrat,e-
tul acknowledgments, and cannot but notice the. kind Of-
&es of some others., who fix up large Sign-Boards- with
ByI.IAL it's iIAICIC inscribed, which may help also.tu promote
this nosincss, or lihould it be designed otherwise, he, by thc
permissionof Providence, manufactures on s 3 sllp.e:•
nor'FoUr-post andother Beds, e xeelleiir DiAing•Tilbles, and
Cabinet Articles es above, nAmely qatherine.atteet, 8 doors
front the ,Strand, a, Brick front Ifottse, *here he has con.
strutted= several Tools and 'Machines for working the.same,
and has otherwise been at considerable expence to bring theist
to that utility and degree of perfeetion ar which they now
are. At th0.44111C kiin4,,lrtity be had. every article for the
chin olitelv Fiitnishing Houses. • N. For Itxportatioa.

. .
,SECURI,TY TO TILE PUBLIC.
1 O prevent. Fraud". the Hon, the Commissioners
of, His Majesty's Stahlp. have.grantaperrilis.
sion to Dr. Brodnat, to have his name in full length Inserted
on the- Stamp,s Medicines, via Wm. -fitudtaitt,: No.' 9,
Albion-street,. Blackfriars'..roacl, to imitate which is felony,
Th;.-.. Medicines ars not genuine unleass the above nameis on
the Stamps.
A certain Preventive of runny liisorders. —Nothing
ing mote want* at this season of the year titan a,pttrifier of
the 000, that +4lll elfetioally cratiiGate those` eruptions'
which now gene tally make that'. appeatAilizo rut tlyise who
are ;Ifflitited with a "ScorbutiF Complaint, it as with infinite
pkastire we announce the .success that has :attended the
adipinistration of the BUtimical • Syrup. Another Motive_ for
t[+ to pre'sent this Address to tie Public is; the know falge
that if the Botanical Syrup is taken in time, it will droveitt
thase severe tits of illness which Awls prevail in this
amt the ensuing months. 'rite Botanical .Syrup
cnrest vits,-Cancers, Leprosy, and Scrophuluils
'rlie many' thousand cures performed by this inv*ittattie
dicine may he readily snit in the London and Kith Papers.
The Syrup and Restorative Nervovi Cordial to
he had at the-.fitnite, No. 9, Albion-street, tilaeltfriars'-
.
road._

N 13. —A • 1.). Swinton, the Proprietor (Son'of Dr. Sw
To bellow of the Royal College of Phyitlans, London),
rn rc Uc ‘onutitett from WI till three, or by letter, Forttutoning
ti; •.:itaal Fee. A Lire Gt11114).4 UMW Vint;iinS Six 4 2;,a.

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Two_
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[piticz sixPENcit:

EAST INDIA !OUSE,

-"" onoterit, 1804.
• THE cOURTV,P/RECTQRS Of Ibe,lMtS ID
COMPANY ofhIERCHANTS of ENGLAND trading
to t& Ea;s Ixlicr do hereby give No4'cr,

That the Lia of Piopriet.rt, %oho
_staodaualbh4 as "Pier: Ott
rite. glett4tly's Dookr, .tbe lotb April w.will6c wady to be
delivered an Tuesday the 6th Nvventbee next.
IVILLMItf RAMSAY, Ser.

CURIOUS AND INTERESTING.
This Day was published, price is. in Ode Volume Oitavo,
of near pa pages, with an elegant Portrait of the Author,
a new Edition ,with Additions) of '
AGUIDE to HEALTH; or, Advice to botlii
Sexes in a variety of Critrl,isints : explaining the most
simple and efficadious, Remedies tut tilt= Diseases which
are treated on under the i-ille wing haits, viz.
Abortion inalbuq, <yr Night Mite
Address to the Fair.Ses. ' , Itregularity *Witt the turn of
Parents, GuariOns, &c. . Lite -' .
Advice to Nervous Patients
tLLTl,ofoatvitscirnoie,syof:orts,pyrifelidtkslycoii,ai.
Air. • LirneWater
Appetite '
Asthma
Barren Women
Bashfillness .. wawa'
Bathing, observations ,on Man . .
Birth, particulars relating to Menses
Bpdy, unfavourable Postureof Memory, lots or &fat o
rowels ' • Mind, Diseases of
Bubo. , ' Mothers. their duty .
Chlorosis or Green Sickness Nerves, Weak -
, • ~11,
Child-bearing • ,Obscene COnyerte9lo4*,
Cilild,,birth lid tads of ' • - •
Chindee . ; , , Parents4nd Gitardlens
Chancres —, Address to
Clap .Parapliynaosis . *.
C01d... .. .
• ' Phthisis, or Consumption
Consumption - Ohymesii
Conception.- . • , • ..... -,•Pecgitaney.
Cure for Nervous Diseases Quick Digestion -
Dancing
,- • , , Ithettinatism .
Daily Exercise.. Riding on Horseback
Dejedion , Rising early .
Deficiency ofnatural Strength Scurvy
DiMrence ' between Venereal Scrofula • . _ ~
Symptoms and those often -Suppression of the.Mentes
niistsicen for them.. swoonings
Digestion Symptoms of 'inflate', '
Dreams. Tea- , - ,
Exercise - Temperance - ' •'.
Female Complaints 'finiidity
Fits
- Turn ot, Lite
Flannel • . II leers in the Throat ..
Flatulence or Windy Coin- Venery, excessive
plaints --, secret '
Fluor Albus, or Whites Venereal Disttaies
Girls Virgins
Gonorrhoea Voyages by. Sea ,
Gout • • , Walking
Gouty Strattms its the Stornach Water '•
..
Great Schools • Weakness .
Heavy Suppers Wirli .
Hereditary Diseases Windy Liquors ..
Heartburn Wine
HypochondriatisComplaints Women's Milk ... -
Hysteric Affections; Women
Immoderate Evacuation Youth
i4t,gnal Sinking:, .
it? S. SOLOMON, ' MiD:'
" 0 blessed Health I thou tot above all gnld and treasure;
it is.thou ty,ho'enlarwst the soul and openest all its powers,
to receive instruetion and relish virtue. ' He that has thee,
has little more to wish for= and he that hive wretched as in
want thee,:wants every thing with thee I"—S x gaiia.
TO THE PUBLIC.

,

Every person, voting and old, Shoulll purchase this Book,
there being scarcely an, individual- who. is' not interested in
some part °fit. In particular it is recommended to young
men and bays; as 311 early ,attentiou in the latter Inly serie
to guard them from a fatal rock on which thousands have
spitt,•,and lie the means of preservinit their bodies from,siis-
caser ansi also their souls, their minds, apt:, ali.theirfisculOesi
from dtSttllaion:
London: Printed for the Atithorc and sold by. FL D.
Symonds, Patersioster..MW,.anil Mathews. Strand ; Ougdale,
Dublin • Baxtqr, Edinburgh; Ilaly, ;
and by all other IlOoksellers'and of
papers in'the United Kingritim, prices, only, ,delivered free
of .carriage..

VEN6tEAL 'I3I.INt)NESS, Jec.
To Mr. Tttom I' LOA', Surgeont NO. gi New
Loncion.

DEAR SIR,
y T is with the most, heartfelt !la tisfattinn that I
address you' on the incomparable excellence of yOlni in-
valuable Kedieine, LLAICI...) PATENT_ PILLS.. In the
Sprint; of this year I had the iiii.i:ortunc to contract a Venn.
Teal Compl,int, attended with the alarming and din.
gerous symptoms.; • insomuch, that I have bean conti"ed
to my room for a Viloia week together, anil not able to stir
out of it ; I had no rest night nor day, aod pilfer:xi the west
eiccruciating pain and torment, and what still worSe,
my eveagrew wealeand Alm, so that.] could ,:t.arce diseyrn
arty object, it ever so close to me, and expected Iwthilig less
than the total loss of my sight.--F rein a stout, healthy,
and rather corpulent 'man, I became a ihere shadow, audan
ohjed of pitY and compassion: My friends had all givers me
over, and thong* my recovery 'impossible. In this dreadful
state, and expecting every minute to be thy last in -this
world, I was fortunately recommended by a neignbour to
try your•Mcdicine ; 'but having .4itl an iliedical aid to no
purpose, and being at an enormous expense, it was spine ,tiine
before 'I coda be preVailed on to take thein•• at List I lent
• for six boxes, aitil betbro I had taken them ail, 1 found gun-
siderable benefit; My. pains gradually deereasod, and my eye.
biAllt grew better' .and, to the great sunlit* ond
fluent of ;ill My friends (after taking three,bexes more), my
.heiLlth and strength 'Avis.'perfectly restored, and I am now
(thanks to my God Atiifyq!zt invaluable lidedicit)es) as welt
and hearty as ever I Vvaon-my life. ,
. • You are at full liberty to publish this- in any..,manner
yotr, think,proper, fot, the ben.ilit of society at large, and
which I should have sent you sooner, but was learnt' of a
relapse. I remain, with the utmost gratitude,
.Dear Sir, your obliged humble Serrant, k. L. LEIGH.
High-street, Birmingham,
,Nov. 1, t 799,
Ti.f.. atxive Molitine is'earrieLtly recommended to all
PerNo,lti that are in any doubt ot theicheiog entirely free of
every Venereal Alleetion, jaarticuLirly to those *pout alter.
irate their condition in life, as it will certainly eradicate
every taint' of .th,,t nature, of however long standing, or
however disguised under the appearance, of other ich.sentetS
it may be; .tof Scorbutic,. Glandular, and Cutaneous Com.
i piaintsk it s also recommended to b,e 'taken, especially in
the. Spring, 'Summer, and Fall. . • . •
Prepared *41,1 ho.lti by the siilq Lquprietor, iioNtAs Tit T.
Loa, !Vie:abet' 01 theSt:orporatien ut tiurgeons, London,- at
his-.1-louse, No. 9; New Bridge-.;street; where he will , eve
o.dvietr'„iWitbput a fee, to persens, tidditg ineserills, and
spill arOwer,l'atients` post..paid, on the saint;
terms, obS,IVIng in al f '-ed4r-k tttcz most inviolable :lecrevy, no
l'atient•r. Hattie or caut.having twenmentio4ods.but at omit
own partL;nlar request, by the p momr, during ttir Course
of more 144 n. 3* years, that. he stns heel the condi!:.king of
An extensive 'o' the'above' Medicine; and. t
arising theretroin.. - -

.Thvy are. als. 4014. by his. appi
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THE SUN.

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LONDON,

"THURSDAY, OCTOIIIII 2S, 1804.

IT appears by our Letters from the Coast, that
Captain °weir, of the hemortafit, has had another
brush with a detachment of the French Flotilla,
consisting of three large Praams, eight Gun.brigs,
and fifteen Luggers of the first class. They sailed
on Tuesday from Calais for the general tendezvous
at Boulogne. Capt. Ow PN, in company only with
the Basilisk Guo.brig, attacked them, in the hopes
of cuttini them tiff; and as he came tip within gun-
shot of them near Cape Griznez, there is very little,
doubt that he peppered them severely ; but, as
usual, they kept so close under the protection
of their Batteries, that all his efforts to cut
them off were in vain, and they succeeded in
getting into the Harbour. It seems that no
superiority in point of Force is sufficient to en.
courage any of this boasted Flotilla to venture to
attack our Cruizers beyond the proteCtion of their
Batteries. The large Praams carry above thirty
guns each, heavy metal, and were therefore of
themselves an over.match in point of force for the
Immortalise and Basilisk ; and yet, with the as.
sistance of twenty-three large Gun.brigs, they
dared not venture to engage in a fair contest with
a single British Frigate and a small Gun.brig.

THRItt Hamburg Mail: arrived thiti morning,
-which, however, bring little of importance. The
KING Of SAR.DINIA is stated to have been offered
as an Indemnity the Territory of Scienna, in Tus.
can,', with a Revenue of about zo,oool.- per ann.
which he refused. The report that Malta is to be
ceded to Russia is again repeated. ,
Nothill decisive can be:gleaned from the Letters
from the Hague with respect to the intended new
)3atavian CeMstitution : it is thought, however, that
a new Legislative Body will be established, very
similar to the for Mer States General.

The Fever at Malaga forrnnately begins to abate.

His. Royal Highne.ts the Pit:lce of WALES left
town yesterday for Brighton.
His Royal Highness the Dolce of ?rite gave
an elegant. Diortet on Tuesday to a large party of
Military and other Gentlemen, at his house in Port.
man.souatt.
Lady PERTH and Mies DRUMM'IND arrived yes.
terclny' at their house in .Grosvenor.square, fur a
few days, from their Seat, Hampton Court.
The Duke and Dutchess of Sr. ALBANS, and
seleet party, dined yesterday with the Duke and
notches* of -DEVONSHIRE, at their rural retreat at
Chiswick.
The PRINCE( of WALES has received a rflnSt su.
perk piesent of ivory chairs from China : they are
intended for the Pavilion at Brighton.
According to a Letter from Calmar, in Sweden,
besides the Km% of FRANCE, and Their Royal
Highnesses, MONSIEUR and the DukeOf ANCOU.
',EMI, the Swedish Grand Chancellor, Count De
Fr RsEN, the Russian Chamberlain, 'COunt
lovv, the late English Minister to the Court of
Sturgardt, Mr. SPENCER SMITH, and the Danish
C lamberlain, Baron Dr BLOME, were expeded
there. Should this be the case, something more than
the private family affairs of the 13oueauss will be
transacted there. We have declared before, that
His Most Christian Majesty, Louts XVIII. and
the Princes of his Blood, intended to publish a Pro.
test against the Corsica's Usurpation. We, at the
same time, declared, that which appeared in The
inivrilear ir forgery of BoIIAYARTP. TALLEYRAND,
and Co, We have now reason to believe, that such
art Aet is under consideration, with the approbation,
and according to the advice, of the Courts of St.
Tames's,. St. Petersbargh, Stockholm, and Copen.
itiagen. As soon as it shall. In actermined upon, we
1111011 lay it before the Public. t

The Spanish' Ambassador waited on Lord 'HA*.
}to ,v Gv esterday, and had a !Ong conference with
his Lordship. The answer which is to decide the
question of Peace or War with Spain is nut ex_
petted to arrive in less' than a littnight„ In the
mean tiore, several mule Frigates have been dig.
patched to Cruixe to the Southward, for the put.
pose of detaining the remainder of the Si,inish
Treasure Ships now on their way from America.
Accounts have been received frbrA Patis by Mr.
COUTTft, the Banker, stating, that the English who
have been so urjustly detained in France have been
put in close confinement. Lord ELGIN. ibthe only
exception, The reason assigned fur this severe melt.
sure is the departure of Sir JAMES CII.AUFURD for
this Country. It is needless to dwell on the violation
of justice and decency which the. French Govern-
ment has shewn in seizing and prolonging the cap.
tivity of those English who visited France in a time
of peace, anti upon the security of public faith,
But the close confinement of our Countrymen is
not the only ill consequence Of this unjust measure,
for uf Government had in itle an allowance to our
gallant Countrymen, in addition to the- French ra.
lion, through the medium of Capt. —RENTON, who
drew on tin. Huse of COU'ETS and. Co. by means of
M. PERILIGAUD. As Captain BRENTON can 1.0
longer ascertain the due application of the allow_
thus extentlet% he has properly signified that
tie liatt been obliged to put an end to it.