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The Sun.
London, England, 1804-01-19

To ba Enz;leils— Charles Sharp, Gent. Dated March 22,
1803. Thouias Hughes Ridgeway, Gent. Dated May 28,
1803.
•
Commission Ic the Royal. Denbighshire Regiment of Militia,
signed by the Lord timeenant:
Maior,lohn Lloyd Salusbury to be Lieutenant-Colonel.
Dated futie 10,1303. Captain bourn Powell Foulkes to be
Major. Dated as above. -
To be Captains—john- Maddock Tones-, Esq. Dated March
Jo, 1803. Charles Gethin K.eurick, Esq. Dated March
It, 2803. Richard Parry, Esq. Dated July 28, 1803.
Richard Butler Clough, Esq. Dated August I, 1803.
Foster Cunliti;:, Esq. Dated August 12,
,1803. Richard
Lovett, Esq. Dated August 14, {BO3
To be Lieutenants-I°bn 11. Carruthers, Gent. Dated
March to, 1803. !Olin Davies Cent. Dated March it,
1803. H. Nash•Bromtvich, Gent. Dated March 24, 1803.
Stephen Nicholls, Gent. Dated .May zg, 1803. George
• Watkin Kenrick, Gent. Dated August zo, 1803. Tho-
mas £rown, Gent. Dated September 25, 1803. David
Lloyd. pent.' Dated November r, 1803.
To be Sec4ind-Lieutenants— Robert Perrott, Gent. Dated
rune 6, 1803 H. K. Griffiths, Gent. Dated as above.
M.• Nelson, Geitt. Dated Tune 13, 1803. E. P. Davies,
-Gent. Dated: August 1, dos.
To be Quarter-master—Thomas Parry, Gent. Dated Aug.
25, 1803.
Convnistion rived by the Lord Lieutenant of the County
.of Not-
: tingham, and Town and County of the Town of Nottingham.
Data 23, 1803.
Sir Thomas Woollaston White, Bart. to be Deputy-Lieu-
; teulut.
•

EDINBURGII, JAN. 14.

TRIAL OF 101114 NIACFARLANS.
London, England, 1804-09-25

N4P 1L 1V El, S.

HARWICH, St/OT. Dimier P6st.Office
Packer, Capt. 'STEWARD, arrived from G men.
burgh with a Mail and a Messenger from Russia,
charged with' Dispatches from the Artibassabr at
that Court.

...._.~

DIAL, SEPT. 24.---Sailed the Blazer, Con )4iB.
Mallard, and Flamer, Gun.brigg, on a Cruize off*
Calais and Boulogne.
Arrived the Lady Warm Armed Ship, with
Convoy. from Plymouth ; and Harp Sloop, from
Dungeness.
Sailed the Pylatier Sloop, and Bold and Basilis4
Gun.brigi, for the Nore ; and the Surat Cattle East
Indianan, for Portsmouth.-

Arrived Le Femur French Privateer, prize to the
Union and the Eliza /inn, East Indiaman.

lit the Downs Utrecht, inflexible, Penelope, Seine,
Castor, L'Aiu►able, Jamaica,. Champion. Fury, Dart,
Hermes, Orestes, Speedy, and Eugenie, Sloops; I.,ucifer,
Devastation, and Vesuvius Bombs; Mariner, Archer, Minx,
Bruizer, jackall, and Bloodhound, Cun-brigs.; Humber
and Lady Warren Armed Ships; Transports and Armed Dc.
fence Ships as per 1441.

POOLE, SEPT. 14.•.-. The Lord Nem, FLAMM
Master; from frrscy to this Port, got upon the
Long 1341., in a squall of wind, hut is since got off,
and come into Harbour, with little or no damage.

Po ItTCMOUTH, SEPT. z4.-Arrived His Majesty's
Ship Prince of Wales, froM the Channel Fleet Flora,
SMITH, from VVAterford ; Charming Nana, STIto N a.
WE t, t., from Guernsey ; Elizabeth, LOADER, from
London ; and .Ducktuorlb, IVER, ft= Greenwich.
Sailed the Ganges, MAI N, for Riga ;
WooD, for Sunderland ; and Thomas and Mary, AN.
Deasuir, for London.

This day went out of Harbour His Majesty's
Ship Swiftiure, fur Spithmad.
Sailed the Ship Brothers, FILLY) I:or the South
London, England, 1804-09-25

MARRIED.

9n Thursday
,last, William llonsman, Esq. Major in the
Lancaster yoltinteers, to Mis; Sarah Fletcher, daughter of
the late Rev. Robett fletcher, Rector of Halton, near Lan-.
caster. • • .

The same day,, at, St. Stephen's Church, Bristol, the Rev.
William Green Ilurn Frey, ,Ledturer of all. Saints, and junior
Minor Canon of the Bristol Cathedral, Vicar of Romney, in
Monmouthshire, and Domestic. Chaplain to his Grace the
Duke of Devonshire, to Miss 'Willie, of Queen-square; Eris-
tol. • •

. .
On Saturday, at Bermondsey Church, Barnard Garth, Esq.
of Walworth, to Miss Jackson, of the same place.

DIED.

' On Thursday last, at. Gelligron, Glamorganshire, the Rev.
Josiah Rees, father of Mr. Rees, of Paternoster row. -
_ _ _

At Malta, soon after he landed- therefrom Portsmouth,
Colonel Read : he has left 4-_,c,001..t0 his relatives, .and
60,0001. to diffrent-persons of his acqiiiiintance.
On the lgth inst. at her cottage, near Chertsey, the Right
Hon. Lady Stawell, in the 44th
.year of her age.
On Saturday last, at his seat at Wakehitrst-place, in Sus-
sex; Joseph Peyton, Esq. Admiral of the White; in the Both
year of his age.
On Sunday last, Mrs.- De Medina, wife of Solomon De
Medina, -Esq.'
The sanie day, Mrs. Thorne, wife of Mr. Thorne, Wine-
Merchani,, in Fleet. street.
London, England, 1804-09-25

,=err.

The List 'Concert, under the direnio,n of AYH s,
took place this day, and was attended by a flume.
roux and brilliant 'audience. The Mtisic was se.
letted with great judgment from HANDEL, HAYDN,
CoRFLLI, BACH, PLEYEL, ARNE, SLC.
Mr. Asti e sung " Yr sacred Priests," with great
taste. MrS. BILLINc-roN excited the highest
admiration in an Italian Bravura, in " Wiry
with r;p:br," and " The Sadler tied," In the
two List .t.ungs she was enr*red twist warmly ;
and she readily complied with the wishes of the
company. In the Italian Air she was delightfully
accompanied by Witte tissLL. The Duet of" Mute
my NaPiette.'" was charmingly sung by Mrs. But:.
LINGTON and BARTLIMAN, who kindly volunteered
his services on the occasion. Mr. PERCIVAL, jun.
acquitted himself very well itt a Concerto on the
Violoncello; and ASHE displayed his unrivalled ta.
lents in a Flute Concerto of his-own composition.
The whole was a tine musical treat, and- afforded
a high gratification to the company, among whom
were Lord LEICESTER, Lord SFIERBORNI, Lady
and Miss HE R R lEs, Colonel and Mrs. OR R. Colonel
RIDDELL, Mr. and Mrs. liAmmEasLav, Miss
BOSWELL, Mr. PENN, Mr. Misotwoics, Mr. and
Mrs. HoLtsingq, &.. &c.

Mrs. BIL Li NG roN proceeds immediately to Here-
ford, for the Music Meeting, which commences .on,
Wednesday next.

WINCHESTAR, SE PT. 22.

OUR Music Meeting commenced this week, pa-
tronized by His Royal Highness the DUKE of
Cuma RLAND, which was very numerously attend.
ed by perions of the first distialion. The Church
on Thursday and Friday was crowded, when the
talents. of Mrs. Bt Lurie-cox maintained their usual
superiority. The whole was conduaed with the
greatest regularity and decorum. His Royal High.
ness attended each Performance, and appeared highly
gratified.
London, England, 1804-09-25

NE F 7 I'ORK, MAL 9.

Mated on Monday, that the Eugenia otas
taken : by the Leander, and sent for ; but'
'rite day before yesterday, when abreast of Montauk
'Point,• she bore away, tor New London, where.she
:came ,to anchor in great distress. The Captain
went on shore to report the Ship, when the British
Officer on board cut her cables and put •to,sea, with
the intention of getting off with her ; but the Cap-
tain, the Mate, Messrs'. WALTER:, GRACE,- Gun.
DARD, and 18 others, who volunteered their
vices; went on board a Fishing Snuck, re-rook the
Ship before sunset, and bore away for New York.
The • British Officers treated us. very politely.—
They did every thing in their power to keep psis.
session of the Ship, but the intrepidity of the Cap-
tain and Volunteers prevented Them.—(Nrwitod
Morning Chronicle.)
According to the Philadelphia Papers, Mr.
MERRY, the British Minister, has taken apart-
ments at the Franklin Inn, Germantown. Com.
Alimentary visits were paid him on Saturday by the
Marquis D'Ynoto, the Spanish Ambassador, and
other distinguished charaaers in Philadelphia.
Jtaotet BONAPARTE.—We mentioned yester-
day that JERomE BoNAPARTs had been comp.
mented at Boston, by the Seledmen, with an invi.
tation to join their annual visitation to' Deer Island.
The, following particulars are from The Cbronith of
-:tVlunday :
:”
The. setalmen, agreeable to annual usage,
visited Deer Island, in the Outer Harbour, .on Fri.
day last. Besides the principal Municipal Officers,
amongst the guests were M. jilkOME BONAPARTE,
(Brother to the Emperor of the French) and Suite,
the Hon. Mr. KING, his Honour the Lieutenant.
Governor, the Attorney-General, Judge BENSON,
the Hon. Mr. Goa s, several of the Clergy, and
many distinguished Federal and State Officers."
London, England, 1804-03-22

ZAST INDIA HOUSE,

1111rch 2r, 1804.
rl"‘ HE COURT of DIRECTORS of the
I UNITED" COMPANY of MERCHANTS of ENG-•
LAND trading to the East Indies, do hereby give Naice,
Thai a Gentr...4l Court of the. said Company will be held at' their
House in Leadenhall.street, on WEDNESDAY, the 4th day of
April Re4:l, f,•onz' Eleven o!Clock inahe Forenoon until Six in tie
Evening, to Ballot on the following Question, viz.

" That Mr. TAMES S'I'RANG F, be permitted to return
" to Fort St. George, with his Rank in the/Company's Ser-
" vice," in order to-determine by such Ball.a, whether three-parte
in Jour oflke Proprietors. present at such General Court consent that
the said " Mr. fames Strange be permitted to return to Fort
" St. George, with his rank in the Company's Service."
WILLL4M RA ItiSAY, Sec.

Mr. PITT and Mr. ADDINGTON.
This-Day was, published,
The Second Edition, efilarge,i, Price 3s. 6d.
AVIEW of the Relative Situations Mr.
'lylTTand Mr. ADDINGTQN, previous to and on
the Night of Mr. -Patten's Motion.
By ROBERT WARD, Esq. M. P.
,Printed for f. Stockdale, No. ISI, Piccadilly.
'whnin may The bad, Numbers 1. to 'XII Which corn-
. plete th? First Volume, price 13i. half birind, of WoodfalPs
Parliamentary Regis tit, containing the -Proceedings of the pre-
sent Sessipn nearly.to this time. -
'The Debates of list Sessio- -may be had in 4. vols. includ.
-in; the Negotiation Correspondence, price zl. its. half
bound.
Gentlemen are particuiarly requested to complete their Sets
• without delay.

CONTEMPORARY • ANECDOTES, BON MOTS, &c.
In the Press, and next week will be published, price ;s.
handsomely' printed in Small izmo. with an emblunatical
Frontispiece,
A: WORLD. of WIT ; beisig. Cbaraaeristic
Andcdctes, I3on Mots, &c. of more than Four Thou,
sand eminent LivipK,Persons.. .
By the Hon. Mr. S N.
res ponde re pa rati.
• Printed for T. Hurst, Paternoster-row ; and sold. by C.
Choppy,

SOM ERSET.
CAPITAL NAVY and other TIMBER.
TQ'BE SOLD BY AUCTION,
IN LO,TS,'
By R. TOWNSEND,

On Friday the 6th Day of A vril next, 1804, at the Talbot
lint, Mells, precisely at Eleven o'clock in the Forenoon,
A BOUT. sOOO OAK, ASH, and ELM Trees;
ri.,ofgreat length mid large dimensions, now growing in
Melcombe and other Wooth, near Mells Park and Whatley,
and in'Postiebury Woods, in the Parish of Cloford. Mells
is twelve, and Cloford sixteen'Miles from Bath, front whence
is a Navigable River to Bristol.
* * The Timber is all marked.
Printed Particulars may be had after the tgth inst. at the
White Hart Inn, Bath ; Bush Inn, Bristol ; Mr. Townsend's,
Warminster ; Mr. Broderip's, Wells ; Mr. Wickhain's,
ronie ; Grecian Coltee-House, andat the British Fire-Office,
Strand, and Cornhill, London.
For a view of the Timber and Particulars, apply to Mr.
Forbes,' at Mells Park, and Mr. WhitLombe, of Meliand's
Green ;louse, near [rome.
London, England, 1804-03-22

.BIRTEI.

nii the, 26th of Febniary, at Dresden, Mrs. grey, of a
Son.

DIED.

On the 27th of February, at'Elberfeld, in Germany, Lady
Sykes, wife of Sir Francis William Sykes, of Basildon P;,rk.
, On Friday the yth lost. •in the 41st year of ;ler age, Mrs.
Smart, the Lady of Richard Smart, of Lanib's-Conduit-..
street.
On Tuesday evening, Dr. Relph, Senior Physician ,to
Guy's Hospital.
On Friday last, Henry • Milton, Esq. If Enfield-chase-
side, late p:,rtnc,r in the banking-house of Messrs. -Glyn,
Mills, and Co.

PR 'GE. 0
Y EST E I

►f' STOCKS
RDAV.

'Link Stock shut
Navy 5 per
5 per en! • -).r. shut
Irish 5 per Cent:
4 per Cent. Con. shut
per C. R. shut
C Con 56M
Ann. shut
B.'S. Ann. shut

India Stock shut
South Sea Stock'
Etehequer bills par
Omniurn
3 per Cent. Imperial SSA
'Ditto Ann.
India for Account
Bank.for Account
Cons for April 0,;4
London, England, 1804-03-22

THE SUN.

SOLEM Qurs nICERE FALSUM AlinEA

LONDON, MARC 11 22, 1;04.

THE Bulletin of this da
than an y is wore satisfaftoty
y that have preceded it. It holds out the
hope, and indeed the assurance, that only a little
time is necessary for the complete restoration of the
health of cur beloved Sot, ER E I G:7.

much better, that in our opinion a
(Sig
perfed his Rectvery.
neal "L. PEpys. "F. NI ttmAk.
"11. R. REvivotos. "W. llztutitorta."

Wt,
}gave
1 •
.Idve reason to ~.
believe that accounta were
yeszerday of
sinkir the failure of the plan IJr
k; the Stone-vessels in the "'arbour !mouth of Boulogne
, though the Letters from De 4 and Dover
are 'Ailiollv silent on the subjeft. It was not before
Yesterday that Givernment expebled any accoun
Three of these Vessels were loaded at t.
from Dungentst.. ,and sailed
It is added, that our Squadron had
"stained some damage. We hope the details will

BOOn arrive.

Several Boats from the Custom-house hcre
likewise from ,and
Stone.Shi Deal- and Dover, accompanied the
ps, which we believe were seven or eight
in number. It is the opinion of many abk Naval
Officers that if they even were successfully sunk,
they could not block up the Harbour of Boulogne
against
F t the i
as insngress and egress of small craft, such
French Flotilla consists of, and which only
enter that Harbour.

Tx E report of the
logne since Friday
lan, was
but upon what authority we are yet to learn. It
was likewise reported that 'he had issued a vio-
lent Proclamation against England, charging the
Gurernmenc of this Country with instigating the
Conspiracy against his life. This rests of course
Upon the sane doubtful authority with the account
of his being at Boulogne at all.

irl3 MAJESTY did not ride in the Riding-House
sterday, owing to the coldness .f thc Weather.
`-'n Tuesday, when fits MAJESTY rode, he had
two Attendants.
In the course of yesterday morning Hts MA-
JESTY signed several Official Papers. About one
ock
Mthe LORE;''C
ofIIANCF.LLOR had an Audience
H'clois AJESTY ; after which his Lordship had an
Audience of Mr. ADDINGTON, at his House in
Downing-street.
Yesterday, about ,half past one o'clock, the Rus-
sian, PortuguAudiencesese, and Swedish Ambassadors had
b IIA.WKESEURY, at his Office in
owning.street.
,
Yesterday a Court of Direaors was held at the
fast India House, When Mr. SAM. BALL, cf the
Accomptants' Office,was appointed Assistant Inspec.
tor of Teas at Canton.
The kllowing Commanders took leave previous
to their departing for their respeffive destinations :
Capt. Adam Cumine, Bengal Coast and Bay ;
in. Brook Samson
, Earl of St. Vincent ; and
Donald Nl‘Leod, Waltharnstow, for Bombay.
The Experiment was ordered to be afloat the 27th
inst.
Capt. PATERSON was sworn into the c
- .
ommand of
the Duke of Montrose.
The Court adjourned at a late hour till
row
to.mor.
London, England, 1804-03-22

saving in the Naval D..partment was to be attribut_
ed to the Economy of the Admiralty Board,*or to a
less estahli,hment..
The' CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER
replied, that the causes of the saving were, in a.
great degree, to he attributed to the Economy of
the Admiralty Board, but at the same time it was
also in a great measure to be attributed to the num.
her of Seamen in the early part of the year falling
short of"the Vote. of Parliament. The greatest ex.
ertions were made to procure Seamen, and had the.
number voted been obtained immediately after the
Vote, the saving' would have been much less, or
probably there would, have been no saving at all.
Considering, however, the extraordinary dentands
which had arisen out of the Naval Service in the
course of • the year,.., great merit was due to the Ad-
miralty Board,. that the expenditure had not been
greater. The number of Seamen and Marines was
at present only isco,short of the number voted by
Parliament.
Some further conversation ensued between Mr.
STURGES Bouatrt, the CHANCELLOR Of the EX-
CHEQUER, Mr. TIERNEY, Lord FOLKESTONE, and
Mr. VANSITTART, in the Course of which Mr.
VAiaittAttr stated, in answer to a question asked
itpon. the subjeet, that the monies already paid into
the Exchequer on account of the Property Tax,
iiiiontited to 1,260.c001.
The Motion was at length agreed to, and the,
House having resumed, the Report 1k as ordered 'to
be received to-iitutrow, arid the C ommittee to sit
t gain on Fria*.
The Innkeepfrs' Allowance Bill passed through a
Committee. Deport to-morrow.
The Committee of Supply was postponed till Fri-
day.

Acliourned at seven o'clock till to. morrow.

MAILS.

Hambugh i .

ARRIVED.
0

THIS DAY AT Iwt.LVE O'CLOCK.
Consols - _

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London, England, 1804-03-22

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To the NOBLEMEN, GENTLEMEN, and CLERGY,
who, as FREEHOLDERS of the WEST RIDING of
the COUNTY of YORK, are entitled to Vote in an
ELECTION for the REGISTER of the said Riding.
MY LORDS AND GENTLEMEN,
HAVING for some time had an Intention, in
the event of- a Vacancy in the Office of Register for
this Riding, to have the honour of offering my elf as a CAN-
DI DATE‘ for your Choice, and finding that the very much-
respetied Gentleman who now holds the Office, 'has con,
sewed that an application should at present be made to you
from another quarter, 1 do hope and . trust that there cannot
be any impropinety in my thus publicly declaring 'my Inten-
. tions, and soliciting the FaVour of your Votes and Interest.
I have the Honour to be,
My. Lords and Gentlemen,
Your most obedient and most humble Servant,
THOMAS HORTON.

llowroycle, near Halifax,
March 15, [BO4.

BRITISH PRACTICE.

TO encourage Population, .to " increase and
multiply,'' has, in all ages,, been consistent
_with
DiVine and Human Wisdom ; it is requested therefore,
when, as in the present instance, an humble and respcllful
appeal is made to the Voluntary Benevolence' of the Public
in behalf of an exemplary Clergyman. who is the Parent of
Fifteen Children, Eight of wham :mil leis Wite at present
exist, 'solely dependent on him, and must perish unless this
Address may be pardoned and productive of some counte-
nance. They are grateful to the Eat! of K. for ail, to
Messrs-. I. Thom.sOn arid T. Bonar, Esqrs. for St!. to Lord
T. for 201. to the Bishop of London for to!. to 1. I. Anger-
it(•in, Esq. fox 101, to the Earl and Countess of Derby for 71.
and to X. L. for zl.
Messes. Hansom and Co. Bankers in Pall Mall consent' to
receive Subsiriptions.

HENDON: .
ELEGANT VILLA WITH LAND.
TO LET ON LEASE, • •
A: Very elegant VILLA, reilete with every
domestic convenience, excellent detached 'Offices,
Stabling, for tour horses, Standing for two Carriages, Cow-
house, Poultry. Yard, Piggery, Pletisure and Kitchen
-Garden fully cropt and plantedt. Lawn, Shrubbery, and ten -
Acres. of excellent Meadow Land.-. The Premises are de-
lightfully situated in the pleasant ai4 social Village of
Hendon, commanding extensive Prospeas of the surround-
ing beautiful Conntry amply supplied with excellent
Water, and distant only sik Miles from the Metropolis..
To be viewed,.with Tickets only, which with Particulars
may be had of Mr. Squibb 'Saville Passage, Savillc-row.

;To WINE and BRANDY MERCHANTS.
A. N OLD .ES rABLISHMENT in the WINE
TRADE to be DISPOSED OF, situated in one °Utile
tat pleasant and respectable Cities a convenient distance
Nom London, the Proprietor being about to tetire from busi-
ness. The Premises anc.t.Stock amount to about Five Thou-
sand Pounds, part of which may be lett, on Security being
given.
For Particulars, apply to MesSrs. Robert Freebaim and
Cp. Abchurch-lane, Lombard-street.
London, England, 1804-12-04

DIED.

On Thursday last, at Edinburgh, Lieutenant john Wil-
son, of the Dumfries-shire Militia.
On the alit ult, at Sunny sank, Mr Aberdeen, Major
'Mercer, of Auclinacanty.
On Wednesday pommy; last, the Rev. Samuel Malay, in
the 86th year of his age, one of the Chaplainsof His Majesty's
French Chapel at St. James's, and upwards of i'alf a cen-
tury Minister of the French Church of St. Martin Orgar,
Martin's-lane, Cannon4treet,
On Sunday morning, Agnes, the infant daughter of Mr.
J. Christian, of Wiginore• street.
On Friday week, in the 34th year of his age, in consequence
of a fall from his horse at the review of the Scarbro' Volun-
teers when on permanent duty at Mahon, Wit Liam Leatham,
Esq. eldest son of Isaac Leatharn, Esq. of Barton, and
Lieutenant of the Barton Troop of Volunteer Cavalry.
On the,iGth ult. Mr: Thomas Tuck, of Edmonton.
On Sunday morning last, Mr._ lames 11 Leans, Propriety?
of the Cecil-Street cofke-house, aged 88 years.
London, England, 1804-10-09

MARRIND

Yesterday, by special licence, at St. George's, Hanover.
square, Widiarn. Lloyd, ES9 of Aston, in -Shropshire, to
bliss Harvey, eldest daughter of Captain Eliab Hefty, of
tha•Natvy, and Meather tor the County of Essex.
- trn frulsy last, Mr. Harclinan, •ilutton-mapufataurcr, of
Birmingham, to Ansi Lydia Waring, of Little Wild-street,
London. • •

Lstely, Lieut.-Col. Barry, of the kith Regiment of Foot,
to Mias Drought, eldest daughter 01 ichn A. Drought,
Esq. of Liulebrook, in the King's County, Ireland.
London, England, 1804-10-09

l+C•1111y. UI
I!!15 Ilrsl 111 1 lUS. 1 !IC inelflllCl 111 N. lilt 'I
it is brought into •the panegyric of Lord GRFN-
VILLE, is too striking to need rriAny words of
,praisgs Ac a Peer, we all know, his' Lortisliii's
declaration upon honour is equivaleor to art oath.—
Upon this privilege, how esseritialty has our -Author,
:inTr9ycd ? not only is his T.laffit milieu of
a tad considered, as sufficient to stamp its truth—
hut the gentlest hint at .a Circumstance, the hare
menti even though it should be a dental, must
bring convitaion to « impartial men ! I !"
I am sure,. Mr. Editor, that" you cannot wonder
at my bring so lost in admiration of the great im.
provement of the Inventive Faculty which I have
been describing, that I cannot'uow proceed in my
Analysis of the panegyric upon Lord GRENVILLE,
and attack on Mr. Pt rr, to which it has, with
equal justice, been applied. On this subjed 'yot,
may probably hear again from
Kent, O. 8. DECIUS.
London, England, 1804-12-03

DISTRUWTION OF PRIZE-MONEY.

To the Officers and Company of Ills Majesty's Ship Etha-
lion, tor the Capture of La Fiore, the sth August, 1803 On
company with I a Chifrone and Cruiz.er), final distribution
on the Ship's arrival in Port ; or during three years, at Nu. a,
lames.strect, Adelphi,
To the Officers anti Crew of Ills Majesty's Ship Unicorn,
fig the Capture of the longe luliannes Dutch Fishingotessel,
the 23d tune, 18c4, on board said Ship, At Portsmouth, be-
fore she proceeds to Sea ; or during three years, at No. It,
Cecil.street, Strand.

To the Officers 'and Company of his Majesty's Ship La
Chitlime, for the Capture ot ha Fiore, the sth August,
(in company with the Ethanol) and Cruizer), final payment,
on said bhip's arrival in Ports orevery Wednesday and Churn.
day, between eleven and three, during three years, at No. 9,
New Broad.street.

NAyAt. AI, po NTra E Captain Da
COVICY, In the St. Grorge ; Captain LAROCH!, to
the Melpomene, ViCt ; Captain UPTON, tO
the Latuthig ; Lord COCHRANE, to tire Pallet;
Captain Rosa, to the Circe ; Captain CHMAPAIN,
to the Jason ; Car. Bissau., to the Combatant ;
Captain LAWSON, to the Lori i Melville ; Lieut.
Lnancua is promoted to a Commander ;rind Mr. J.
Hs RON, to be Purser of the Hibernia.

The Nell), STEWART, fromleith to Malta, with
herrings, having carried away her boom, and sprung
a leak, has put into Yarmouth, to he unladen and re-
paired:

-The Gcorse, MY AR NO, froin London to Leith,
was taken on the zoth ult. by a French Privateer.
The Brig jobm and Mary, of Aberdeen, with
timber, is wrecked in the-Olkneys, cargo saved.
The first Eaii`t Jndia Fleet of the-present season
will consist of the following ships,: which 'will sail
about Christmas, viz. Preofird, ilpsty Addington,
&Mho Cala', 'and "Royal Gtori t,sfotlitumbay and
China ; Earl of Mergaven,?y, for • Bengal and
China; Warren Nastinv,for Sr: Helena, Bencoolen,
and China. - •

We are sorry to Irate, that .the Diarivid , Pouts,
from Aberdeen, -and four others, have been taken
off Tyne Mouth- by the 'Centro? Brune Privateer,
and cart ied into Vlie.

Along the:coast of: Yorloiiite the easterly wind
have done considerable daauge among the shipping. ,
London, England, 1804-12-03

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Cherbourgh
for St. Sebastian.

Put. back last evening, with the loss of her main.
mast, the Danish Brig Freda, Capt. PouLsuN,
with, fish for the Mediterrinean. She sailed from
hence on Thursday last.
Sailed the Eagleibush, COURTNZY, and Anna,
Huai, for London; Flora, Foal), for Southamp.
ton ; and Braiicblej, JAMES, ICI Portsmouth.
The wind has' blown all last night and this morn.
ing a violent gale at South.east. The Ships in the
Harbour and Carrick Roads have fortunately rode
it out in safety. The wind moderated about noon,
and shifted to the Southward.

DEAL, OCT. 30.—Arrived the Alert Sloop, and
Wrangler Gun-brig, from a Cruize off Boulogne;
Dart, from a Cruize off Calais ; and Devastation
Bomb, from Portsmouth: •

, • In the Downs—the Monarch, LltreCht, Ardent, Inflexible.
Antelope, Castor, Dart, Pluto, Cruizer, and Alert, Stoops
Sulphur, Prospero, Lucifer, Explosion, and Devastation,
Bombs ; Thrasher, Rifleman, and Wrangler, Gun•brigs
Armed Defence Ships as per last.

YARMOUTH, OCT. 30.—The ArtrU.4 Fair Trader,
of Yarmouth, from Riga bound to London, is put
in heft wind.bound ; she left the Sound, the 3d inst.
with about 6o sail of Merchant Vessels, under Con.
voy of the Rosiner. She parted convoy on the z zd, off
Robsnout, with about ten sail more of the Convoy.
A Vessel came on shore this morning near this
place without any person on board ; on her Bias is
marked " Ceres, Sunderland, JVm. Scroui ;" it is
feared the Crew has perished ; the Vessel is break.
ing up fast.
Sailed this morning the Alert Cutter, with Dis.
patches for the Firer.

Arrived the Engle, EG G ES, from Norway.

LEITII, OCT. 27.—A large Swedish Ship from
Riga, loaded with timber, was brought up to these
Roads on Thursday, detained by His. Majesty's
Armed Ship Sail) ; also a Prussian Gilliot, with
hemp, detained by the same Ship. The Texel, of
64. guns, having Rear-Admiral VAstioN's Flag on
board, is arrived here from Aberlady Bay.
London, England, 1804-01-17

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MARRIED

On Saturday last, at Wisely, in Oxrordthire,pshire, to
john In-
gram. Lockhart, .Esq. SlierAeld-!louse, Ham
Miss W.,stre. • -
At Edintiurgh, on the 6th instant, Mr. William 13irkmyrer
Ensign bt the Rent} y \yshire Militia, to Miss lean Rutherford,
only daughter.of W,'n- Rutherford, Esq. of Eskbank.
At Duinn les, yesterday se'nnight, the Rev. Mr. William
Adair, Redor of ',ennui, in B reland, to Miss Liiias Mal.
colm, youngest daughter of Mr. ivialeolm, late Town Clerk
of Dumfries.
London, England, 1804-01-17

N4IIIAL NEWS.

PuRTSMOUTH, JAN. 16.—The ifindostax for the
Mediterranean, and the /Luna' for the West Indies,
remain, waiting fur a fair wind for sailing with the
Fleet under their respeffive convoys.

The Isabella, Anderson, Bailey, Wilson, Salus, Robson.
Ceres, Read, Apollo, Nellis, Lord Eldcon, Dunn, Antelope,
Rayne, Oak, West, and Boyne, Smith, Transports from the
Mediterranean, arc arrived at the Motherbank, and put under
quarantine.

SHEERNESS, JAN. 16.—Sailed His Majesty's Ship
Crescemt, Lord WILLIAM STEWART, on a cruize
the North Sea ; also the Abundance Store.ship for
London, England, 1804-01-17

DIED.

On Wednesday last, at the Hot Wells, Tiristol, Viscountess
Bolingbroke. • • ' •
On the 7th inst. at Twyford, Berks,, in the sixth year of
his age, W. H. S. Collins, son of Captain William Collins,
of th..: Royal
The .sarne•day, Mrs. Mary' Ann Watts, wife of D.. P.
Watts, Esq. of Gower-street.
Last week, at her house at Low Layton, in the County of •
Essex, in the 93d year of het age, Mrs. Moyer, widow of
'the late Benjamin Moyer, Esq. of that place. • •
On Thursday, at Richmond, 'Surrey, Mrs. Price,' Coal-
merchant.
At Limerick, suddenly, George Sinclair, Esq. Major of the
Royal. Tyrone Regiment.
In May last, at Fort William, in the East Indies, Lieut.
Colpoys of His Majesty's sad regiment of foot.
Tuesday morning last, Wm. Ornbler, of Hull. •At he was
walking along Lowgate, he ,dropped down suddenly in the
street, and expired almost immediately. Before this awful
visitation took place; he wa's in as good healthas
Tuesday afternoon, almost instantaneously, Mr. Geo.
William Brown, of Hull, stationer. •
In Roscrea, on the sist ult. at • the advanced- age of to 7,
Thomas Brooke: it is remarkable that he *was born on tile.
same day of the month that he died.
Suddenly, last Tuesday night, in going to bed apparently-
in good hea!th and spirits, Hoblyn Peter, Esq. bt PereOr
...
then, near adstow.
In the island of Jamaica, •on the tsth of Oaober last;
Charles Fyffe, Esq. youngeSt son of David Fyffe, Esq. •of
Drutngiet h.
Lately on hoard His Majesty's, Ship Bellerophon, off Cape
.Francois, in the aist year of his age, Lieutenant f :Ines I ohno
stop, oldie Royal Marines, youngest son of John Johnston,
Esq. of Violet-Bank.
On the 3oth ult. in her Sotb year, Mrs. Sarah Ramsay,
daughter of the late Alex. Ramsay, Esq. P rovost of Glasgow,
and spouse to thz.Rev. Dr. Laing, of Newlands. . .
• Oh the 3oth ult. aged at, Robert Bromfield, son of Mr.
Bromfield, Tenant at Wester Softlaw; and on the. 6dl inst.
aged 19, Janet Bromfield, his daughter.
In the month of March last', at Cutchowra, Bengal, in
consequence of a wound received 4 the reduaion of that, gar-
rison, Mr. Montgornerie Pollock, Cornet in the Bengal Ca.
valry, and son of the late Rev. Thomas Pollock, Minister tit.
Kilwinning. _ • , • •
At Aterfeldie, Perthshire, on the 7th inst. john Stewart,
tinker, at the. advanced and well•auth&nticatcd age
_Of
, He retained bis.facul ties in full vigour; and earned a subsist-
ence by his labour, till•hiS death,whieli was generally thoug4:t
to have been hastened, by the festivities of. the season. His
children are all long since dead, but he has left a'widow,
whom he only inarriectin the course of summer.- •

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London, England, 1804-01-17

VOLEINZEIRS.

tilit different Companies of the Loyal South_
*ark Corps met yesterday at various tones and
Places, to hear the determination of Government
respeeting the appOintment of Officers to that Corps:
When the Letter of Mr. Secretary Yoaxt was read
to each, and also the Letter of the Deputy-Lieutenant
of the County to the Commander, which accompa-
nied it, and his Letter to the Captains of Companies.
Some of these bodies viewed the substance of these
Letters in a very different light from others. The
Light Infantry was particularly strenuous in the
assertion of what they conceived to he their right.
When they were told that such as would not in-
stantly -agree to the contents of the Letters should
fall out of the ranks, all the Company bur Tour
ren
etepder ped forward. After they had began to sue..
arms, &c. they were prevailed on by their
Captain, to whom they are most strongly attached
by ties of personal esteem far beyond those of duty,
to resume their military order, and, if they should
think fit afterwards, they might surrender their
arms to the proper Officer. The Company address;
ed the 'Lieutenant-Colonel and the Maj.)r,- who
happened to appear in coloured clothes, stating,.
that if it was found to be the custom
Of other
Volunteer Corps to have their Officers nominated
for them, they would readily accede to the same
praftice ; if other Corps who had exercised that pri-
vilege were willing to give up their right in that
particular,. they would also comply with the stir_. render of
_their.: -rights so far. But they- 'thought..
that it would not be handsome in them to be hasty
inlayiners g; a precedent which might be reckoned bad
by oth, and'-whith might hereafter influence
the conduit of 370,000 men. They thought the
Letters too extensive to be answered in a feu, mi.
butes; and wished to have an, opportunity of con-
sidering them more at leisure. The Company waa'
then ordered to be suspended until some future
~ntlividualldetermination of the question. Each man went
tO the Captain's house, and lodged
their arms there, it being their deter .
wination not to
disband if. osSible, but to to themselves in reacli-
lle4s to answer any call'-which the COuntry might
haVe upN them for its proteaion. The general
. substance of the Letters can only be colleeted from
tumour, as some degree of secrecy was observed
with regard: to their cimttrits. It is said that they
state the must positive detertnioation of Govern..
Them to sopport the praftlee which Mr: TIERVIIV
has ProliTaigatcd in his
6 Corp and add, at suCh 41; be the general principles,
u.pon-wiiich all Volum.
te" Corps shall be regulated. Most probably, holy
ever, this may be a 'Mistake, as rnaoY Corps have
agreed to very different resolutions in the original
offer of service which they matte to Government,
artd Will most probably be ruled by them as a sort
of compad between them and the State.
London, England, 1804-01-28

HEREFORD, JAN. 23.

MARRIED.

On the 26th inst. at Navestock, Essex, Nathaniel Mickle-
thwait, esq. of Beeston- Hall, Norfolk, to the Right lion.
Lady Maria Wilhehnina Waldegrave.

DIED.

Thursday morning, at his apartments in Holborn, the Rev.
W. Keddon, M.A. Curate and Morning Preacher of St.
Giles in the fields.
On the 13th inst. after a few hours iEness, Mrs. Shaw, the
Lady of Lieutenant-Governor Shaw, of the Isle or Man.
Yesterday, se'nnight, at his house, in Salford, Manchester,
aged 76, Mr. Joseph Harrop, formerly printer and proprietor
of the Mauchester Mercury, which he established in the year
1752.

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broke from his traces at Tovil, and ran from thence.
thiough Maidstone into the Barrack-yard,. The
Infantry" being out on exercise, endeavoured to stop
him, by forming a line, with 'their firelocks and
bayonets fixed; but the affrighted animal,--with his
harness rattling at his heels, regardless of danger,
broke the line, by knocking down two or three
men, and breaking their muskets. The horse being
entangled, fell, and we are happy to find no material-
mischief ensued.

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SHIP IVEI4'S.

POOLE, MAY 16. 1 . •
Arrived--the Amity, King, and Williant Ind Catherine,
Pratt, from Newcastle; -Friends Regard,
Rutledge, Wa:kworth, Coates, Elizabeth alat Margaret, Ri-
chardson, and- Nimrod, Wilksort, trom Sunderland; Lark,
Taylcr. Limerick.

Sailed,-the Venus, Ftheridge, for Newfoundland; and
Adventure, Bishop, for Fayall.
London, England, 1804-05-18

BIRTHS.

On Tues-lay morning, at his house in Baker,street, the
Lady of Colonel -Poole, of a Son.
On Sunday last, at Haverfordwest, Lady,Kensington, of a
.Daughter.
Lately, at Great Ealing, Mrs. Second, of.a Daughter.