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London, England, 1804-07-18

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PRICE OF STOCKS,
THIS DAY AT TWALYI o'ci (Jcr..
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$01.1114 QUIS AXCER7, FALSUM ALIDLAT ?

LONDON, 3U LY tB, 1804.

We have far tome time entertained a cl,.filcnt
opinion that the differences bet ween the Mut:ern
Powers and France were drawing to an i3sue,
► we distindly stated, that their refusal to a( Icoo‘v..
ledge BONAPARTE'S usurped title of Emperor of
`France, would accelerate the crisis. Our expe6iii•
tions have Id a considerable degree been realized.
The .K ING of SW so err has positively refused to re-
cognize Bo NA PA R e as Emperor, and his Ministeri
at the different Courts have received ord,.,rs to make
a Communication to that efrcet in strong and energetic.
terms. The conclud of the KING of Sw a N may.
be consiiered as dieisive evidence of the sentiment
of 'Russia upon this suhjedo becatise it is by, no
means probable that his SWEDISH MAJESTY Would
BO uneinivocally commit himself, if he were nat
assured of the c-a
-operation and support of the bin.
peror ALEXANDER.' Situated as Denmark ki
being, in consequence of the recent 'encroachments of
the Fench, so much more exposed to their attacks,
it is not improbable that she may
for the loesent
find i; expedient to adopt that temporizing policy
which other States-I.ave had recourse to. It is ob-
servable, that of • late the Aloniteur has contained
several articles direded against Russia, as it
to prepare the pol,lic mind fa that rupture which
.
appears likely so soon to take place.

By the last Dablin M.il, it appears that tliejiish
Government is wisely and laudably adopting
necessary measure to ensure the internal tr,,,,goillitY
of that Country, as well as to guard it ;loins! a"Y
attempts of its Foreign Enemies., We again fel'''t
the opinion which we have already so, confii,"4
stated, that. there is no foundation for the rumours
which have been indostriausly,cireulated
the disturbed stare. of Ireland.-=ln point 01 I'd'
the Irish Government did receive information ilhlt
two or three Emiisaries from France had got i'R)
the Country, and it tiecame necessary of Cour4
to adopt the proper measures fur their apprebe".
sion, by issuing Proclamaticins and ofriing
wards. This eirckuustance, added to the disturbanCo
among, some jauroeymen respeding an increase ()I
wages, has been magnified into an appeararAe )1
general Insurredion.. That thete are m di"''
01
idled lienl,lc in that Country, we have but too inll
report u) be eonvineed ; but we &UP,
that the vigilance of its Government, aid d'`'
aai ye loyalty of tile mass of its poi:illation,
secure it against the secret machinations of its
ternal, and the (Tel') attacks of its external E.-"
London, England, 1804-07-18

FOR THE SUN.

MR. tDIToit,

IT has been us° ti to complain against the bold.
ergs +if Political Writers, arui the confidenee with
which they presume, to explain 'matters,' kit' which
it is often itrionssible for them, to have any.
Bence. Newspaper Pllitic.ans hive been generally
,ilignatized for this pranice, and for
not guilt, in freely venting their minas-upon such
stli),jo; as may give information to the Enemv, and
frustrate the views of their own 0 ivertinient, jt
must be acknowledged that these complaints are
toii well jihtifirtl by fatt—Whenever, therefore,
:my instance
,of prudent res‘,.r've and;fiattiotic caution
may appear in a Public Print, it is. an as of .corn.
moo justice nor to let it pass over wi.thnut due ob.
sery n and praise. Upon this principle lam
induced to set d you an extrati frilni what is called
the Lomfing Artich, in a Morning Npeta few clays
v.:serener to the. attempts in the Motittut to
thr,w, ridicule tirm the idea of any C,;alition among
the Continental Powers, to Connterati the ambitious
inroads of Imperial France, The raper alluded to
contained the following pas,age on this important
subj-ti c•
London, England, 1804-07-27

CORN EXCHANGE, JULY 27.

To-DAY there are many further arrivals of Wheat,
and rather better prices are made, with many doubts
of the pending Bill passing ; Malt is higher ; Grey
Pease 4.35, per quarter, and Beans at little difference;
there are further arrivals of foreign Oats, but
many out of condition are cheaper; good samples'
keep last prices, as does new Rape Seed and Flour.
Wheat 44s a 54$ a 663 od Tick Beans - 32$ a 38s od
Pine ditto - b7s a 693 od Oat 9 2A a ass a 243 od
Barley 27$ a 32s od Poland ditto ass a 2(113 64
Malt - -63 s a 73$ oil Rape Seed - aol. 2.421.
Rye - - - 28$ a 3os od Fine Flour
,dos a css ad
Wh Y its Pease 43$ a sos ; Seconds . 45$ a .cos od
Watts . - 37$ a 435 od

We have authority to state, that the use made
of the Duke of NORTHUMBERLAND'S name by Sir
Famicts BURDETT, or his friends, is wholly with_
out the authority of his Grace ; and that his Grace,
is extremely displeased at such unwarrantable free.
dom,

We are happy to find, that the extreme vigilance
of Mr. MAANWARINQ and his friends his-succeeded
in detecting many cases of gross perjury during the
present Election, and that measures are now taking
for bringing such offenders to condign punishment.
Trusty men, who 'are well acquainted with the
description of petsons most likely to be the instru,
meats of Corruption at Btentford, are, we under.
stand, so judiciously placed that nu one can escape
their vigilance.

The Jacobin Cand;datt farliddleitx is so con.
vinced of the irresistible strength of his own argil:.
tents, that he will not suffer those of his opponent
to be heard. The Audi alteram partene forms no
part of the Creed of a man who is an enemy nut
only to justices, but to justice, and who wishes
all Laws to be repealed, that all Crimes may pass
unpunished
The most enlightened supporter of Sir FRANCIS
BURDETT yesterday, at the. Crown and Anchor,
was GLossor the Tallortv.chandler.

The opponents of Mr. MAINWARING, jun. say,
It is odd that he has nu, kind ofhlnric. Any music
that he-or his friends could bring, would have little
chance against fathosts roaring, and the delightful
tones of Sir Fitotracts Bunnerr's Minstrels, mar.
rostirybOnes and cleavers. But Mr.,MAirtwAsurro
has, what his adversaries have not—i, the still small
voice" of conscious reditude to cheer him,

" That rweeleti walk to An bePitst ear,"

Mr. HARE TOWNSEND Called Mr. MAINWAR-
ING, jun. the Puppet of his Party. What is Sit
FRANCIS Butt Derr but the Puppet of his own, and
a Puppet, too, that pays fur the raree.shawP
Lord MitArts.t.e' h the constant stibjed of Op-
position abuse, beriOLIS or sportive. The Noble
Lord, however, looks with contempt upon these
paper'hullets of the brain," and galls his adver.
saries- most- effetivally by a vigorous adoption of
every thing that will tend to improve our Na a 1
Defei...:e, the pride of Great Beitaillt: will the terror
of our euerniei.
London, England, 1804-07-27

EDINBURGH', PaLY

On Friday the Royal Mid Lothian Volunteer
Cavalry were inspeded in Castlesteads Park, by ,
General ,Sir JAMBS ST. CLAIR ERSKINE, and Col,
WIGHT, Inspecting Field Officer tf the Distrid,
who were pleased to express their uttuast satisfac-
tion with the appearance and discipline of th, Ri.-
gitnent. On Saturday the riiff'•rent Troops marched
to their respettive homes, after being ten days in
quarters.
Saturday, the Gold Medal given by the 11,,n.
Company of Golfers, was played fAr nn Leith
Links, and gained by ALex. MURRAY GUA.
THRI2, Esq.
A few days ago some Gentlemen caused the H
small mound near the seashore to the'eastward of
Leith, to be opened, when, on digging to a consi-
derable depth, a Coffin was found, formed four
stones, and covered by a fifth. It was of small di.
me'nsions, measuring about two .feet 'by foot, and
contained the bones of a man, few of which•were
in any tolerable state of preservation, except the
skull and teeth; it was evidently laid in a contorted
dire Won, and the
,marks of fire 'were distin& on
some of the.mbooes. Nothing artificial appeared,
though every search was- made for any thing that
might lead to a discovery: A few years since this
m'nunti was surmounted with a cairn of stones,
marking it as the burial place of some one ;
but these have since been removed for, the pur.
poses of road making, &c. Nothing farther is
known, nor does any tradition exist rcspeaing it.,
It may perhaps have been the narrow house of some
Danish warrior.
London, England, 1804-05-15

CAROLINE DE MANEVILLE.

This is an infant of the age of eight months, who
Was brought into Court under an Habeas Corpus, di..
reeled to Louis de Maneville, her father, and another
person, who by force, and at midnight, had taken
the child naked from the breast cf her mother, and
with fire-arms presented, threatened death to any
one who should give opposition. The question be-
fore the Court was, if Caroline de Manevilie was to
remain Sn the care of her father, or mother ? or
whether the jurisdiction of the Court could be ex-
tended so far as to deprive the male parent of the
custod,y of his own child
Mr. Torqrt‘it, for the father, Moved that the
Habeas Corpus be filed, and stated, that if it were
necessary to produce them, he bad Affidavits from'
the highest military characters in this country, with
whom this Gentleman had fought side by side in the
Army of the Royalists; and he adverted to the case
of Barbara Little, in 1775, to spew that the au.
thotity of this Court did not extend so far as to de-
prive Mr. de Manevilie of the comfort and society
of his. own offspring.
Messrs. ERSKINE, GARROW, and Gisrts, spoke
of the great barbarity..of this foreigner (who was
an Alien enemy) to the young woman of family and
fortune whom he had married : they represented the
probability that he Would take this infant to a fo-
reign country, and deprive it of the sustenance and
consolation the mother alone could afford it ; and
distinguished between the present, and the case of
Mr. Little, a Gentleman pf affluence and charaler,
a subjea, and a native of this Country. They
stated, that this infant was also a subjett, and a na-
tive, and had a right to the protection she now
claimed from the justice of the Court.

Lord ELLENBOROUGH.—" The father is entitled
to the possession of his child. He has complied
with the Writ of Habeas Corpus. It is not pretend..
ed that the child has sufF:red from the want of pro-
per nourishment, and suitable attention, which is the
only ground on which this application could be sup-
ported," The infant was remanded to the custody
of the father.

THE scING W. BERRY, JOHN N,EAL, PETER
wAroHT, W. mITCH.ELL, ANZ, ;ANIES WALsH.
•
,
-These men were journeymen Hatters, and with
others, to the number of forty, forsook-the service
of Mr. Walls, hat manufacturer, who continued to
employ a man of the name of Hurns,•because he
would not pay a fine of one guinea exaled by their
bye-laws. Mr. Justice GRosE, with great energy,
commented on the evils which would arise in this
commercial Country, if the inferiors in trade were
permitted thus to conspire, and to frame laws on
which the occupations of their masters, and men of
property, depended ; and he delivered the sentence
of the Court, directing their imprisonment in the
New Gaol of the Borough of Southwark for six
calendar months ; and that they enter into re-
cegnizances for their good behaviour for the term,
of three years.
London, England, 1804-05-15

PENSIONS.

ExTEAcy fle)4 AN ACCOUNT ?RESENTED TO THE
HOUSE or COMMoNs, or THE •FENSICNS GRANT-
ED By THE CROWN, BY SIGN MANUAL.
s pe A
June T, 1804. R.H. Charles Abbott, and P
Pension eter ar .
d. n.
Isaac Thellusson, in trust for
Eleanor Madeline Wickham 675
March to.. 'Dowager Lady Clare _ woo o
December Z. Isaac Corry, Robert Raikes, and
Samuel Lawford„ in trust for
Dame Elizabeth Maria Shee 433 o o
March to. Captain Percy Fraser . 300 o
Viscount Fauconberg - Zoo • o
Arthur M ura y - - - zoo 0
Lord Henry ontford (ad.) - zoo 0
Tune t. William Mottier - - zoo o
December 3. Lady George Murray - 383 to 0
June r. on. lane Stephenson - 130 0 0
Anne BarOnest Dowager Trim-
blestown - 233 • 0 o
March to. Sir George Young - rOOO o o
Feb. 8, 1804. Thomas ILI' Donald . • 770 o 0
ranuary to. Sir George Shea - - 770 o 0
LATE FOREIGN MINISTERS.
March r 2, ISO 4. Hors. R. Walpole, late Minister
at Stock holm - 2300 0
Ditto, Daniel Elailes, late Mini-
ster at Stockholm 830 o 0
Dec. 29, 063, John L. Doerfield, late Charge
d'Affaires at several Courts zso 0 0
tan. i 4, 1304. lames Talbot, Secretary to the
French Republic - boo o o
PENSIONS PAYABLE OUT OF THE 4.-} WEST INDIA
London, England, 1804-05-15

'FILL'' FINE ARTS.

THOMPSON, Great Newport-street, Printseller
to His Majesty and the Duke. and Dutelicss of York,
14."
u,,es himself the honourto acquaint the SUBoiC:t(IBERS to
the P RI NT of The DEATH of the Gallant Sir R. ABER-
CRO BY, now engraving by' VendLiinini atter a Pic-
ture painted expressly ior occasion fly Rotiert K. Porter;
that he will be enabled to deliver their Impressions, faithfully
inPordcr of subscription, .in ensuing Month, and hopes
• the punctuality of its publication will ensure him that pa-
tronage he has ever been PriXiOUS to deserve.—Sets of the
Storming of Seriogapatain, by the same Artists, are glow
ready, at Eight Guineas the Set of Prints, and elegantly
framed and grased:At Twenty Guinea. 4 few Sets of Proofs
remaining at :$l. -13 s,
K. .l'Otter is at present painting a Piaure to con-
tain 'Pottraits of M. D'Egvitle and Mon's. I)eshayes, in the
celebrated Ballet of Achille and Deidarnie. Proposals for
which wilt be telly for delivery in a.. few days. • A capital
Alleorical Print of Pile British- Lion roused, from a Draw-
' ink by 41. J.• 1). Loutherbourgh, _R: A. is now ready for de-
livering, at •tos. 6d. eacll Print, plain; and ii. is coloured.
Th,)mpson begs leave to inform tne Nobility,•(_;cntry, and
A m'ateurs, }Kilns added considerably to his large 1; once-
tionOf Drawing Bot Ats and Imitations of Drawings, correct
Catalogues of which may be had in Newport-street. The_
Subscribers to the Seiies of Engravings, atter Drawings by
R. K. Porter, from the Odes of Anacreon, are respectfully
acquaintecithatNos..4, 5,6, which will complete-the work,
will be speedily published. •

UPWARDS of ONE HUNDRED,RAMS, be,
ing all the entire Stock ot Valuable It...ANIS, the Pro-
perty ot JONAS BETTISON, Esq. at llohne.pierrepont,
near Nottingham (wbo is declining thz Ram Business), ,

WILL.BE SOLD BY.,AUCTION,
On the Premises, on Friday the Ist Day of June next

And on Thursday the 6th Dav of September, the RE-
MAIN), NG RA MS, with upwards' of One Hundred of his
Seled Prime 1; %V E S ;

• • -By Iblt. GASKILL;
At Eleven o'clock each Day.
The above Sheep, from their great value, aie-of the highest
consequence to the Public ; they are absolutely bred with
nice car; and attention, from the best Ranisi bred by the
late Mr! Bakewell, of Disiiley, and their Descendants, fir
upwards of Thirty YearS.
For the better accommodation of the Public, this Sale is
divi4ed tar the Months of tune and September. . The Rams
will beUsimbered, and maybe seen in their wool on Monday
the 28th day of. May, and, atter shorn, the day before the
Sale.

Descriptive Catalogues, &c. of the First Sale Will be pub—
lished Ten Days before the At.ttiQn' and may be had at the
Ram Inn,Smithfield ; 'the SUN and Courier 0 ; and of
the Editors of the following Papers : Stamford, York, Don-
castcr,Cambridge, Leicester, Derby, Nottingham, Liverpool,
Hull, Sheffield ; and Sanders's News Letters, 'Fe:lle-street,
Dublin ; and of gr.. Caskill, at his OffiCe and Auction-
room, Nottingham.
A.' ay to. 1.804.
London, England, 1804-05-15

THE KING V. I'ICTON.

Mr. DAL LAS said, he had obtained a Rule for a
Mandamus to the Lieutenant-Governor of the Island
of Trinidad, to take the examinations of certain
Witnesses ; since which, Mr. ERSKINE had ob_
rained a rule for the same purpose, direaed to the
Clief Judge of the Island. The Court, no doubt,
would be disposed to think the Writs of Mandamus
ought to be executed by the same person. He had
the Affidavit of Governor PiCton, stating, that John
Nihel, Esq. to whom the Mandamus granted on
the Motion of Mr. Ertsxme, was addressed, only
belonged to a Court of Consulado, for adjusting,
Commercial Affairs by arbitration, and had no au-
thority whatever : he submitted that both Writs
shouh be direeted to the Governor or Lieutenant_
Gt cinor.

Mr. ERSKINE inferred, that the prosecution
sgainit the Defendant, was for crimes committed
s Gc:-.,ernor of Trinidad, -and that it would be im.
proper the Witnesses should be examined before his
successor.

ELLENBOROVCII, after Mr. GIBIIS and Mr.
GAtROw had addressed the Court, directed the
Writs to issue in the alternative to the Governor or
the Lieutenant-Governor,'or, in their absence, to
Joh
London, England, 1804-05-15

INAV/11, NEWS.

FALMATTII, MAY tz.—The Amefia Frigate,
with a Fleet under Convoy for the West Indies, ap.
peared off this Pott this morning, and were joined
by the Fly Sloop of War and seven sail from hence.

' PORSTMoUTH, MAY t4.—Arrived the Minerva
Cutter, Lieut. TALBOT, from Cork, and the Ant
Schooner, from a Cruize.
London, England, 1804-03-17

FOR THE STONE AND GRAVEL.

SEVERAL. years. successful Pradice has now
established the reputation of ADAMS's SOLVENT, for
curing the above ailliaing Disorders in either Kidneys or
Bladder, after fruitless trials of Soap, Lime, and Soda Wa-
ters'; thereby saving thousands from the. pain and danger of
the knife Cbut as there are many • persons who may not have
heard of this happy discovery, the Proprietor avails himself
of the
~benevolent , disposition of those who wish to bear
testimony of its efficacy and innocency ; among whom are
Lord Sackvale, the Hon.Mr.' ;erinaine' Sir Edward Knatch-
•Bart. Governor Lane' of Dover Castle ; I. Shipdem,
.Esq. late Mayor of Deal ; Coxe Feary, Esq. Bluntisham,
near St. Ives; the 'Rev: Mr. Molynenx, of Garboldisham,
Norfolk ; Josiah Thomas, Esq. Bristol ; S. Baker, Esq.
Blagden, near Bristol ; with a great number of the Faculty,
viz, Mr. Gunning, Mr. Bell, Ivir. Hume, Dr. Livingstone,
and Dr. Stevenson,-whose Father was cured by this Medicine,
just as he was about to undergo the operation; and recently,
since the last publication, it has effeeled a singular and happy
Cure of a near relation of Admiral Sir Riehard'King,'lla.rt.
The Solvent is sold by the Proprietor, Mr. Perry, Surgeon,
No. 9, - SonthatriptoLt-street,-. BlcioniSburysquare, and at
Messrs. Bacons, No. iso, Oxford-street, in Bottles of 45.•61.
I is. and One Pound Two Shillings, two of which last never
fail to correct the Calculous Diathesis in the Habit, and
thereby prevent the formation of a Stone in sedentary Persons.
N. B. A Treatise on the Disorder and the Regimen to be
observed, with Cases of Curs, may be had, pfic4
London, England, 1804-03-17

HENDON.
ELEGANT VILLA WITH LAND.
TO LET ON LEASE,.
A- Very elegant VILLA, redlete with every
domestic canveniente excellent detached Offices,
Stabling fur tour horses, Standing for two Carriages, Cow-
house, Poultry Yard, Piggery, &c. Pleisure'and Kitchen
Garden fully cropt and planted,, Lawn, Shrubbery, and ten
Acres of excellent Meadow Land. The Premises arc de,
lightfully • situated in . the pleasant and social Village of
Hendon, commanding extensive Prospects of the surroun&
lug -beautiful Country, --amply supplied with excellent
Water, and distant only six rinks from the Metropolis.
Tube viewed, with Tickets only, whkh With Particulars
may be had.Qf Mr. Squibb Saville Passage, Saville-row.

'WOOD LANDS, &c. in K ENT.
TO, BE SOLD BY AUCTION,
At the Star Inn, Maidstone, the latter end of next Month,
is 13 Lots, of which due notice and particulars will be
given, • I
THE FEY, SIMPLE of above 900 Acres of
wo OMAN 11, with the Underwood and Timber of
various groWths thereon. Also two FARMS intermixed tti,:re-
vith, one containing 73. A .3 R. 3S P. aod the other lei A . o R.
2.5 P. Allotments of Underwood of about 13 years growth are
felled annually, mid the whole in about 13 years. These
Wools are situate about 4 miles from Rochester, Chakliam
and Maidstone, to which towns there is a turnpikeroad,
ct.iotly on a des::,:iit all the way.
Tor further particulars, apply to Mr. Murton, at Tunstall,
near Si.ttingbourne; or to Mr. NVoodgate of Golden-square,
London.

OAK and ASH TIMBER in EAST HORN DEN,
STOCK, and DANBURY, ESSEX.
TO be SOLD,- Nine Hundred and .Twenty_three
OAK TR BES and Sundry ASH, in several Woods
and Coppices in the above Parishes.
For Particulars and Conditions of Sale, and for view of
the Timber, apply to Mr. john Lewsey, at the Greed Man,
,Heron Gate, near Brentwood; particulars may also be had
of Messrs. W.• and J. Black, Middle:Temple Hall Staircase,
and of Mr Groom, No. to, Lindoln's--inn-fields, London.
London, England, 1804-03-17

414.4 R RIED

On Wednesday.the 7th inst.. at Hall Garthoear Purham,
Lieutenant- Colonel Baldwin, to Miss- Eliza Liiraine,' second
datighter of thißey:Lainbton Loraine.' •.
On Monday last; at Corgtaite, Nottingham,. the Rev.
Magnus lackson,,R.P. of Sputhwel I, 'in thetaite County,
to Miss Eliza Biegborough..._ - - • • .
Lately, 'Mr: Willianißutcher,-of Standish Park, to Miss
Hawkins, of F.ares6eltl, Gloucestershire.
London, England, 1804-01-25

PALACE COURT, J. 20.

SEPORE :1 !R. sERIEP.NT nsARSHALL•
SEDITIOUS EXPRESSIONS AND ASSAULT.

STUART V. WOOD.

Ma. AGAR, in opening this case, observed, that
the Plaintiff and Defendant were both tradesmen of
repute, residing at Putney, in the County of Surrey
that on the 27th of October last they partook of a
vestry dinner, after which politics were introduced,
and the subjeEt of -the expeded Invasion was de..
bated; in the course of which, certain expressions
were used .by Stuart, at which Wood took offence,
and by- way of chastisement, went up to the Plain-
tiff, pulled hint up-by his neck-handkerchief, which
he tore off, and.orherwise violently assaulted him.
James Becket deposed, that the Plaintiff Stuart
observed, " that the reign of Queen Ann was the
most glorious and victorious this Country ever
knew," and added, in very strong language, some
very severe reflections on the present Royal Family,
too gross to be here repeated. Stuart also said, " If
Bonaparte was to come to this Country, and be sue.
cessful, I have no doubt that many rich people in this
Country would join him to save their property."
Wood, in a strain of irritation, said, " Would
you do so ?" Stuart replied, " I don't know but 1
should." Wood then got up, and said, he was a
scoundrel, a villain; and a jacobinical rascal, which
the Plaintiff denied, saying he was no more so than
him ; on which Wood rose, took him by the upper'
garment, and shook him violently and powerfully.
Mr. Parker, the Churchwarden, left the Chair, and
parted them, on which Stuart said, he would trounce
him for it, but declined going out to fight when
Wood challenged him.
The Learned Serjeant began his address with ob.
serving, that he had been turning it in his mind,'
what possible motive the Plaintiff could have in
bringing this case before the Court. If it was to
prove and publish that he was a most seditious, dis-
graceful, and wicked Traitor to his Country, he had
succeeded fully in his 01)j:en, for no man could stand
more disgraced than he did at that moment. How
thi Magistrates, who it seemed he had been before,
and examined on a charge for seditious words, could
have discharged him with such evidence as had that
day been called into the box by himself, was to him
a matter of great astonishment ; probably, partial
evidence only, and not a full disclosure of the fads
came out. This, which -at first glance might be
treated as. a mere alehouse squabble, was a very grave
and serious business, and he was sensible that not a
man on the Jury but must with him feel most severe
pangs that so detestable, so abominable, so wicked
a man coultlexisl in this Country, as he had been
proved to be- by own Witnesses : the man who
could make suchan expression, " that if the French
landed'he would joitLthem," must be a very weAc.
as well as wicked man, and could not feel as ne
London, England, 1804-01-25

This Day was published, price 2s. half- hound,
C TORIES for CHILDREN, intended to be read
or recited to them in the early Periods of Infancy: being
the first of a Series'of Amusements and Instruction adapted
to the progressive Stages of early:Life. ,
By ANNABELLA PLUMPTRE.
.Printed for J. Mawrnan, No. 22, Poultry.
Of whom may be had, intended for the Use of Schools, lately
published,
_ .

t. Holidays at Home, by C. Sanders, price 4s. bound.
a. Little Family, -by, the same Author, price 4s. bound.
3. Edmund, a-Tale, price is. 6d. half-bound.
London, England, 1804-01-25

THE 'FOUII.I4I-1 EDITION.

This Day was pUbliShed; in foolscap SVQ. price as. neatly
done up inboards, illUsitated with three Engravings,
A LECTURE on the SITUATION-of the large
BLOOD VESSELS of the Extremities, and the Me-
thods of Making effectual Pressure on the Arteries, in Cases
of dangerous Effusions of Blood from Wounds; delivered to
the Scholars of the late Maritime Schbol at Chelsea) and
first printed for their Use. . '
By Sir WILLIAM 'HAZARD.
Prodesse gum conspici. •
Printed for W. J. and 1. RichaFdson, Royal Excliange..
London, England, 1804-01-25

DUBLIN, JAl'l.l7.

Aft's; Isabella Shaw, of Dundalk, and A 1751 Mar.
garet Munro, of Lisburn, confined in Carrickfergus
gaol for some months past, on a charge of High
Treason, were, on the 14. th inst. liberated on pro.
ducing bail.—( Belfast News-Letter.)
Tuesday last, a noted offender of the name of
Hunsphry .Gifard, was brought before the Suverin-
tendant Magistrate, charged with having robbed a
man of his 'watch. While the fellow was in custody
of a Teace-officeriwalking in the yard of the Magis-
trate's house, in,William-street, into which he was
sent that he might not hear the person who, was
lodging examinations against him, the Prisoner,
who had been at sea, watching an oprirtunity, ran
from the Peace-officer, and bouncing at the wall
about ten feet high, clambered over it, and those of
two adjoining yards, and ran up stairs into the house
of Mr. M'Clatchy, a gentleman of William.street,
who seeing the ruffian pursued him up stairs. The
fellow cried out, he was only a person who had
been seized for having been out late at night, and
was making his escape ; he made his way out of the
dormant window at the top of the house, and over
the roofs of other houses .in William-street, until
he came to that of Lord Powerscourt, where he
was stopped in his career, that building being so
much higher than those he successfully surmounted
—had the fellow pursued the other direaion, to-
wards Exchequer-street, it is thought. he would
have escaped by that climbing dexterity so peculiar
to those who spend any time at sea. The pursuit
after him from house-top to house-top, occasioned
no small risibility--at length Jack Tar was obliged
to strike his flag, surrender, and was committed to
gaol.
An unfortunate circumstance took place a few
days ago, in the vicinity of the city : The wife of
one Broom, a Sheriff's Officer, and Keeper of a
lock-up house, eloped with a Gentleman named
Hume ; but the husband having pursued the guilty
pair, overtook them, and instantly shot the Lady's
paramour dead on the spot, and wounded her in the
arm.—Broom-has been lodged in prison) to abide
his trial.
London, England, 1804-01-25

LIMERICK, JAN. 11.

Sunday last, a detachment of Capt. Vurnell's
Corps, under the command of Lieut. Bourchier,
lodged in our county gaol two men of the name of
Farrell, one of whom was taken at the attack on the
house of Mr. Childerhouse—the other charged with
being concerned in said attack. The conduft and
gallant defence of. Mr. Childerhouse, his three sons,
and daughter, is highly praiseworthy. On the ban.
ditti entering the house, one of them fired, and
wounded the eldest son, on which the youngest son
took a blunderbuss and lodged the contents in the
body of one of the villains, of the name of Cosgrave,
df which he died on Sunday morning : Farrell at-
tacked old Childerhouse with a small' scythe, and
having made a blow at his head, it was warded off
by his daughter, who nobly defended her father's
head with nearly the loss of her own arm, as she re-
ceived the blow intended for her father on it ; not-
withstanding the wound, she seized Farrell by the
collar, and held him Prisoner, while her father and
brother beat off the remainder of the robbers.
London, England, 1804-09-19

DINDSNDS.

Oa. it. Thomas Ernerton, late of Stoney Stratford, Buck-
inghamshire, grocer, at eleven, at the Cock Inn, Stoney
Stratfilld.
Oat. 13, William Berry, of Oakham, county of Rutland,
apornceary, at eleven, at the Crown Inn, Oakharn.
Nov. 3. Edward W iiitellead, of the New-road, Tottenham•
court, fvliddlesex. merchant, at one, at Guildhall.
Ocl. as. William Barwell, of Yarmouth, Norfolk, brandy.
Int!reharit, At tour, at the, King's Head, Yarmouth.
oa. 27. Willi= Elliott, late of Newington Causeway,
Surrey, haberdasher, at to t, at GuildhalT, London,
Oet. t 6. l oho Agnew, of G rosvenor-square, Middlesex, ban-
ker, and partner with James Strange, lames nashwood,
and George Peacocke, at ten, at Guildhall.
Ott. is. William Gangs., of Dorchester, Dorsetshire, tallow.
ehandler,at eleven, at the Antelope Inn. Dorthoster.
Oct. tr, John Owens, of Oswestry, Salop, merchant, at
eleven, at the Griffin, Moll, Flintshire.
Oct. 13. William Stead, heretofore of 'Little Tower-Hip,
hot late of Mortimer street, Middlesex, merchant, at ten,
kit Guildhall. "
London, England, 1804-09-19

GENERAL ORDERS,

From her Serene Highnesl DAssE FORTUNE.
It is her will told pleasure, that all Volunteers of
both sexes, who have not yet provided themselves
with Tickets 'and .-.Share's, by which they may be
entitled to shoot fur the undermentioned Capital
Prizes, do repair, without ,delay, to any of hr~ li.
censed-temples, and furnish themselves with a supply
before Monday next, 'on which day she Will corn_
rnence distributing (at Copper'sliall) her numerous
Prize Medals As under, viz.
To the three best shots, Twenty Thousand Pounds each.
To the three next best shots, Ten Thousand Pounds each.
To the three.next best shots, Five Thousand Pounds each
Besides several other .Prizes to an immense amiunt.

SHIP NEW&

GRAVESEND, sier. 17.

, .
Passed by—the -lenny,, Little, from. Senegal; Diader
LaWson, from Norway.; Leith.. Packet, Brooks, Eiizthet
Reed, Alexander, Brand, Martha, Bullock, Blethers, frai
cis, Henrietta, -Stedman, and Young john, Allie, tronrrol
ningen; !alb, --, from. Riga ; Hope, --- Youi
Anna Maria, Videlite, Faulkner, and .Ann& Mori
from Embden.
Sailed—the Ceres, and, Phcenix, Schultz, fur
bon, Dart,' Lamon, fi,r New South Wales; Venub, janso
Ceiske•Christiata, —, and Anna •Cathatimi, ---1
Embden;

• MA R R
Yesterday morning, Mr. Riontant, of the Strand, to Ali
Hitt:l)4.ooz, of Tavitock- street. -
The 'snit: thy, at St.Coorge's, Hanover-square; Enzal
Barrett, Ley. of Gray's-iilui, to 11,14ss,Spcnce, of iiiinOve
square.
On Tuesday the iSrh. inst. the Rev.' George Rairrar
A. M. of Lyinington, in the comity of Hants, to Miss COJ
pelt, daughter of the late %\ 4111.4 in Copliell, Esq. of t)
lshand of Vintaica.
London, England, 1804-12-31

THE FISHEI6VICK ESTATE,

- -
COLD by Mr. ROBINS, at Guraway's Coffee.
I.:J house, ou thelstholNorember last, is to be It E -SO 1)
by Private Contract ; apply to I'. G Past, Esq. Litchfield ;
Messrs. irrdike and White, Essex-street, Strand; and tJr.
Robins, Warwicit. street, Golden-square,. London ; where
Plans of the .E State 'may be seen.

FOR SALE. bY PUBLIC AUCTION,
On.rilottdAy, 1 anuary 7, ilias; at the Ship 11111, Dover, at
- Two o'Clock,
CUTTER : CAMPERDOWN, with her
1. ;Guns-141d Stores, ready for Sea ; particularly well cal-
culated for a PriVateer, having very, lately been discharged
from-the King's Service, with the repute of being, by alter-
ing her-trim, become so fast sailing a Cutter, that she beat
every thing she sailed against. •
She %44s built at 'Dover in the year 1701, Burthen about
ts?, Tons, two and half inch Bottom Scantlings, the same as
those built for the Service al His Majesty, copper-fastened,
she4thed with Copper, and in every resped a must complete
Cutter.
Immediately after will be Sold, sundry Lots of PROVI-
SIONS.
.For Particulars apply to Mr. 'Pa King, or to Mr. Peter
Watts, Auctioneer, Dover.
Dover, December 27,
London, England, 1804-12-31

SOCIETY far the DISCHARGE and RELIEF of PER-

. EONS IIk4PIiISONED for SMALL DEBTS.
Craven-street, Dec. ag, 404.
QU kRTERLY .GENERAL LOUR th;%
SOCIETY will be held here oy WEDNESDAY
A.
NT: XT, the art of January; at Twelve o'Clock, to andit the
Accounts to the 3151 instant, and on other Special A tfairs.
'R.. GRASSWELL, Sec-retary.

GOVERNMENT HOUSE, CALCUTTA.
MAGNIFICENT ENGR AV 1 Gof the'
NEW GOVERNMENT HOUSE, CALCUTTA,
Size .27 by zo Inches, dedicated to the Marquis Wellesley,
is this day published, price Coloured 11, ts..oil. by Edward
Ormei His Majesty's'Printseller, No. 59h Bond street.
E. orh3s with much satisfaCon ;he pleasure to inTorm.
his Friends and,the Public,- the Superb Work on India, which
has been four years Engraving, wilt be complete in the
course of a week. it consists of,two Volumes of Views of
the Country, accompanied with. a 'brief History of India,
written by F. C 3 iagclon,
,Esq. and one Vol.. of Portraits of
the different Casts, Dress; and 'Occupation of the Native
inhabitants.

ARMY AND NAVY EQUIPAGE.
TI-TE PATENT. CAM? BEDS riADS, Purni.
tura; Mattrasses, and Bedding complete, are very respea-
fully recommended to Gentlewien' as being the most portable
and superior to any others made in London; Marqes,
Tents Tahjes and China: on improved principles;'-sea
Cots, Sofa Beds, and Chairs, for an Board Ship; usquitto
Net Furniture, .and Patent BraSs-screw:Bedsteads, tor East
and West Indies, and all Foreign Clituates, at,
. MOW AN and SANDE ItS!s
Patent Bedstead Manufattory and Ware-Rooms,
Nos. i§..and t 7, Catberine-street, Strand.
Morgan and Saiiders's New-invented imperial Dining
Tables, allowed to b.: the most complete and Elegant set of
Tables ever yet invented, are very portable, packing in a Box
but ten inches deep'.
N. )1. The Fashionable Sofa-Bed and Chair-Bed Ware-
house.
London, England, 1804-10-03

catTARTI7R. UA,-1 Two, Y. At,

Wv---stop the Press to announce the. arrival of
Dutch Papers to the' 3oth 'oh from which we have
extratted the following articles:
The KING of SwirtEN i• 4 arrived at Straalsonc!,
on his way to Stockholm, aftet having spent more

than a year in Grrrnany.
In some of the Italian Newspapers it is asserted,
that the long.enntested island of Malta is to given
to RuNsia, in-pursuance of an alliance concluded be.'
lweeo England and that powcr. If this he confirmed
rine shall no longer be at a loss to ace tunt for elf!
operations carrying on in the Seven Islands, by order
of the EMP eltoß of litrs.4A.

On the zoth Sept, the FrencltEmPeßOß and ENt.-
PliaSs arrived at Mayence. The Emmtss-werit chi.
ther by water,and was received Withtreat ceremony ;
the EMPFROR the populace, by artiving
at the salt.. lime by land, and proceeding to his

Palace..through an unfrequented street, accompanied
. only by hisiGu.irdi it'd two Regiments of Carialr:yt.
The-folio,virt is -copied. fromihe .Dtpartrgentaie,
Crldersche Cow:in:1;0f Sip. 2,5. " A'private letter
from Ilamburgh Says : We are busily employed here
in dispatching all English merchandiAes to the German
Territory ; since it is generally thought that the
Russia(' Troops will rifld a landing in. 'that' Em.
pile much sooner than had been expetted. t From
the sttle of England, we are also led to expea an
Allia•nce between Great Britain, Itu,sia, and Swe.
der;--and otbably ,Dminark.".
A letter from Paris, dated Sept. 26111, after corn.
mentiog in strong terms upon the Ince which Rut.'
3i.0 rti coneding in the R.poblic of the Seven Islands,
has the following paragraph
f. 1' the-:e riicutnstances, it is asked what can he
the intentions of the Court of Vienna ? That Court
can no longer unis,,lke its real interests, so far 'as
4irettly or inJiretily to favour this vast-uturpation ;
to give itse4 in tie place of a quiet ally, mote intent
Upon preserving than upon aggrandiAing itself,
i turbulent neighbhourt, an Empire just, n the
dreatiful vortex of. aggrandizement., a People in the
vigour of youth, and who, (lemming in Germany on
all sides;would shortly leave'her without either re.
Source fot her commerce or security for her exist.
ence,"
London, England, 1804-10-03

NAY 4 L 7si L Ws.

PORTMOUTH, OCT. the ifirsurri,
GARTER, from London ; and ran Sarbutt, PAUS,
from Longsound.
Sailed the Flora, SMITH, for Arundel ; AeNen..
ate, NEWTON, and Latana,. fit London ;
Ceres, DERI6/I, for Sunderland; and Matiila,
DHALL, for Norway.

Arrived La Seine Frigate from a Cruize, and the
General Doyle Cutter from Guernsey.

SAed the Sylph Brig of War, with a Convoy fur

the Downs.

SHIERNES9, OCT. 1.-.—Arrived the Mail) Gun.
brig, Lieut. GEORGE MACKAY. from the Dawns.
This day the Clatter waa paid six months' wages.
She proceeds immediately to sea.

The Cjgrift Sloop of War and Muipito Brig are
preparing for commission with all possible dispatch.
La Yi►ginie Frigate, in ordinary here, is getting
ready to go to Harwich to be repaired.

- -
Ships at this Port—Zealand, Defence, Glatton, Unicorn,
Thisbe, Ceres, Beaver, Scout, Lion, and Duke of. Kent,
hired Armed Ships ; Sparkler, Firm, Tester, Manly, and
Escort Gun-brigs. '

PLYMOUTH, OCT. I.—Arrived La Marie Fran.
coi4, laden with brandy and wine, from Bourdeaux,
bound to Sable de la Lore ; and La Desire, laden
with empty casks, from Quimper• bound to Bour.
deaux, both captured bltithe Ethic Schooner, of 14.
guns, Capt. SMITH.
Arrived the Datil Frigate and riper Cutter from
a Cruize ; the latter in coming into Harbour struck
on the rucks off Sr. Nicholas's Islan►l, where she re.
tnained till the flowing of the tide, when she was
gut off without su4taining any material damage.
Arrived the Stag Smuggling Cutter, laden with
spirits, from Guernsey, captured by the Ragle Ex.
cise Cutter.

DEAL, Ocr. 2.—This morning the Right Hon.
Lord Ma r.v twat embarked on board His Majesty's
Ship L'Aimable, WILLIAM BovroF, Esq. Corn.
mander ; he was received on board, with a Salute ;
the Ship got under weigh immediately) and sailed
for Boulogne Roads.
Sailed the Mariner Gtinzbrig for the same station.
In the Downs—Utrecht, 'lnflexible, Penelope, Curlew ;
Armed Detence Ships and TranspulLs as before.
London, England, 1804-10-03

aIEADFUL

Tuts morning;. about half 'past 'three 'o'clock; a
fire broke out in the house of a Mr. &mei, kliat.,
ter, in Union-street, Westminster.- It -commenced,
we understand, in the first floor, 'Which was inha.
-bited by a very infirm old Lady, who was accus-
tomed to burn 'a candle during the night in her
room, which, it is supposed, by some accident set
fire to the curtains. The whole of the house was
in a very short time itr flames, and it not being
possible to procure. water for near an hour, they
communicated to the two adjoining houses, the one
occupied by Mr.GODFREs, an. Upholsterer, and the
other by a Hairdresser; and notwithstanding every
possible exertion of the firemen, after water ILA
been procured, the three houses were compleiely
consumed.
Iris with extreme concern we state, thst it was
found impossible to save the poor old Lady in whose
apartment the fire commenced ; her body was found
this morning burnt to a., cinder. She had been bed.
ridden for .some 'and .was wholly unable to
assist herself.
A woman, who lodged in the three pair of stairs
at the Hatter's, .threw herself. Out of the .window
(for the fire having coitmiereed on the first floor,
she could not escape by the stair.case), and broke
both her thighs in the 'fall. Another woman
jumped from the two.pair of stairs window at the
-Upholsterer; she fell Upon the pavement, and
fraitured her skull in -a`dreadful manner. Surgkal
aid s‘Nts procured fur them both is soon ii'possible,
but we are informed that no hopes are entertained
of their recovery.
V,lunteers, with that alacrity which they
have always displayed upon similar occasions, as.
sembled' in great numbers, and rendered very great
assistance inkeepitig off the mob, and protean% the
property of the unfortunate sufferers.
London, England, 1804-09-26

I:!ANA:RUPTC7.I..S ,ENL4RG4D.

lames Harman, of Great Russell-street! filoorristiry,
Middlesex, haberdasher, from Ott. 6, to h/ov. 16, at Itar,
at Guildhall, Lawlor'.
Mary Price, spinster, of the city of Hereford, haberdasher,
from Sept, 19, to Nov. 17, at ten, at Guildhall, London:

06t. 23. johttliirkitt Wienholt, 'of the Old Swan, Lott .lon,
merchant, at one, at Guildhall. • • • ' •
Qam,diel Flodgkinson Hobart, of New Woods'oek,
Oxfordshire, mercer, at eleven, at the Marlborough Arms
Inn, New Woodstock.
tt. George Smith of-Sheffield, Yo.ikshire,—grocer, at'
two, itt the .Angel Inn, Sheffield. ,•
O. 2,. William Green; of Swansea, Clarnorganshire,•
cheeseinongrr, at ten, at the Bush Inn, SWallSca.
Ott. 17. Thomas Done, late of.lll4ichcster, dealer and chap-
Man, at eleven, at the CruYin Inn, Nurthwich, cohnty,of
Chestet.

Oa. Ralph Done, late of Manchester, healer and chap-.
man, 'ateleven, at the Crown. Ifni, .NOrthreich; county or
Chester; _ _

Oct rr. Olivet' A Ipin, of BanhitrY, Oxfordshire, scrivener,
at eleven, at the king's Inn, Dedditigttin,-00OrilShir&.
Oct. so. Samuel Dyson, of Soylan(l Yotkshire,
nierchant, at ten, at the Old Cock Inn, Halifax.
Oct:23. )ames ,Kenyon, of LiverpOol, ' Lancashire, mer-
Omit, at twelve; at the Glehe Tiveth, jdhn.:street, Lrver-
pool. •
Oct. tB. William.Streater, of Billinghurst, Sussex, miller,
at eleven, at. the Angel Inn, Midlnitst,
Oct. 16; Simon Greetham Bedole, Yorkshire, shop-
keeper, at.eleven, at the black. Swan, petiole.
r - •
London, England, 1804-09-26

NAPAL EWS.

DIAL' SFPT. 25.-Arrived the Plymouth Trans-
port, and Findou and Pita/ant N/ hired Stoops,. from
Ply mouth; .the two former remains, the latter sailed
for Deptford.

Sailed the Humber, Armed Ship, with Convoy
for Plymouth.
Arrived. the Charlotte Schooner from 8 Croix..
Sailed ihe Seiar, Champion, Fury, Dart, Hermes,
and. Speedy 'Sloops ; Devastation, Lucifer, and
tuviur Bombs ; Mariner, Archer, Minx, Bruizer, and
Bloodhound Gttt:brigs, on a Cruize off Boulogne:
This morning at daylight a large Swedish Ship
was _discovered on shore on the Godwin Sands, to-
tallydismasted ; the Boats from hence and Rams.'
gate immediately proceeded out to her, and found
only one man on, board, the rest of the crew having
left her in the long. boat, but have not yet heard
whether they got safe on shore at any place in this
neighbourhood ; her,cargn consisted of masts, deals,
and iron. The Ship is totally lost, one broadside
being out. Further particulars am not able. to gain
this Post.

The Right Hun. Lord KEITH. and Sir HomE
PoraAm are now coming in. from their Cruize ()IT
Boulogne, in His Majesty's Ship Monarch.

In the Downs Utrecht, Inflexible, Penell)pc, Castor,
rey huund, L'Ainfable, lamaica, Eugenic, Orestes, lackall,
PlOlOllO Transport, Elution Sloop, TrAnsports anti Defence
*hips as before. . _ _

SHEERNESS) SEPT. z6.—Arrived the Blazer
and Mallard Gun.brigs, and Kitty Armed Ship,
which sailed a few days arc► with the Convoy for
the Elbe.,

Came into Harbour the Th;rbe to re. fir.
Sailed the Agamtmaim for Spithead.
The p,thia Sioop of War continues the Signal
for Convoy to:the Baltic.

Arrived the Ferreter Gun.brig, Lieut. 11. Wr
and the Agincourt, of 64. guns, Capt. Ba loos, from
the, Medi terfanean.

Ships at this Port :
The Zealand, Agincourt, Clatton,' Ceres, Rosina, Firm,
Sparkler, and terreter and Escort GUn-b;i4s,

Po RTSMOUTI4, SF PT. 25.—Arrived the Economy,
lilt A NDli AM, from Riga ; Dinar, jo VI, from Dept.
ford ; Beiley, LONG, from Bristol ; and 11eroinr,
from a Cruize.
Sailed the George, FOR ResTrit, for Gibraltar.
Passed by the Surat Castle for the East
London, England, 1804-03-28

DIVIDENDS.

April 17. W. Lake, of Bishopsgate-street, merchant, at
eleven, at Guildhall.
May 5. j. Davis,-of Fullwood's-Rents, Holborn, vidualler,
at ten, at Guildhall.
April at. W. Thomson, late of Serle-street, mariner, at
twelve, at Guildhall.
April 17. S. Malcom, late of Old Broad-street, broker, at
ten, at Guildhall.
April t 7. T. Dennison, of Preseot-street, -Goodman's-Fields,
merchant, at eleven, at Guildhall.
April 17. W. Leveridge, of Shoreditch, cabinet-maker, at
eleven, at Guildhall.
April 18. M. Seeker, of Lynn, Norfolk, linen-draper, at
twelve, at Guildhall.
April 19. P. Allen, late of Nentwich, Chester, innholder,
at eleven, at the Feathers Inn, 'Chester.
April 17. W. Jacob, of Poole, Dorsetshire, shopkeeper, at
one, at Guildhall.
April i 4. W. White, late of Southampton- Buildings, brandy.
merchant, at ten at nuildhall.
April 28. J. Ifouncite, of Cable-street, Whitechapel,
carpenter, at one, at Guildhall.
'April 25. 1. Hook and W. Turner, now or late of Bridge-
Foot, Westminster, coal-merchants, at ten, at Guildhall.
May 5. I. Coleman, late of Fetter-lane, painter, at ten, at
Guildhall.
April 21. P. Cumming, late of Union-court, Broad-street,
merchant, at twelve, at Guildhall.
May 5. 13. Day, of Bishop Stortford, Hertfordshire, draper,
at ten, at Guildhall, London: • •
April 17. H. Jawkins, late of Leicester, currier, at four, at
the White-Hart Inn, Leicester;
CERTIFICATES.

April r 7. W. Beatson and I. Bcatson, of St. Mary at Hill,
London, merchants.
I. Englis, of Billiter-square, merchant.

LENT ASSIZES.

AT the Leicester Assizes, the criminal causes
were more numerous than important ; -of those, two
only were capitally conviaed,..7aJepA. and Thomas
Plumtree, but were reprieved before the Judges left
the town.—The Judges proceeded to Coventry on
Thursday last.

Ar these'Assizes an indilment came ot, to be
tried before a Special Jury, against William Wales
Horne, for uttering seditious words. The Defend_
ant is a Dissenting Minister in This place, and the
words on which the indiarnent 'was grounded were
used in the course of a political conversation.'" We
may as well pay a million a year to Bonaparte as
to his present Majesty ;" and then drinking as a
toast ; " Success to our friends on the other side of
the water."

After an address of about half an hour, by Mr.
Serjeant VAUGHAN, the words were clearly proved.

Mr. READER, who was of Counsel for the De-,
fendant, addressed the Jury with much animation
on behalf of his Client, but without success, for
the Jury instantly on the Judge's summing op the
evidence found him guilty; and as this was an
diament removed by writ of Certiorari to the
King's Bench, the Defendant will be brought up
for judgment next Term.

F STOCKS.
,RD•N.
-India Stock
1 India Bonds S. dis.
Exchequer Bills- s. dis.
Oninium
13 per Cent. Imperial 551
3 per Cent. Deterred 9
India for II ‘e:,unt
Bank for 'l2 ansf. •
1, Cons for. izth April 5611

PRICE 0

yEsr&
London, England, 1804-03-28

D NESD..4 Y, MARCH 23, 18°4.

OFFICE. OF ORDNANCE,
March 12, 1804.
•
. .
THE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of HIS MA-
7E.STrs ORDNANCE, do hereby give Notice,. Tha
Proposais will be received at their Office, St. Margaret's-street,
Westminster, on or before Monday the 9th of April next, front
such Persons. as may be willing to undert,the the Supply of FIR
TIMBER and DEALS upon Contrae7 for the Ordnance Service
at Portsmouth.

The Terms and Conditions of the COntrafit may be knonun uPtnt
application at the Ordnance• Office at Portsmouth, ander° at the
Secretag'S Office in St. Margaret's-street, any day benreess the
hours a./ Ten and Four o'clock, -where the ,Proposals are to be de-
livered, sealed up, and marked on the outside; " Proposals for
-
the Fir Timber and. Deals for the Ordnance Service
at Portsmouth ;" but no Proposal can be admitted after the said
gtb of April next-.
By Order of the Board,
R. H. CREW, Secretary.