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London, England, 1804-12-05

SENATUS CONSULTOM.

it The Conservative Senate assembled, to the num.
ber prescribed by the Both Article of the Constitu.
lion, _ _

" Deliberating on the Message of His Imperial
Majesty, of the 2.34 of 061ober,
" After having heard the Report of its Special Com.
;flitted charged to verify the Registers of the Votes
omitted by the French People, in execution of the
Article 142 of the Constitutional Mt of the Em.
pire, dated the alith of May, t Bo+, with respect to
the acceptation of this proposition
" The French ,People will the Hereditary Ins.
perial Dignity in the direst, natural, legitimate and
adoptive descent of NArOGSUN BONArARTgs and
in the dire& natural and legitimate descent of Jo
StPlll BaNArA.RTE and Loofa BONAPAR.III, as de.
creed by the Senates Con:II/turn of this day (May
13, i 804.)

14 Having seen the prcre4 Tahiti made by the
Special Committee, by which it appears, that
3,524,254 citizens hive given their stamps, and
that 3,5 1,675 citizens have accepted the said
propositions, declare as follows

" Dignity is hereditary in the di,
reel, natural. tegitirnate, ;Ind adoptfire docent of
,f I! rl . 1

arid legitimate descent of Jostpu BONAPARTE, and
:Louts BONAPARTE, as decreed by the Constitu.
clonal At of the Empire, dated the 18th of May,
18p¢.
1, Thg present Settatut Cottsultion shall be trans.
mitted by a Message to Ills Majesty the Emperor.
41 The President and Secretaries,
(Signed) " FRANCO ts (de Neofchateau),
President.
" PORCIIVA, COLAVD, Secretaries.
E>imined and sealed.
The Chancellor of the Senate,
(Signed) el LAPLACI.
" We order and command that these presents,
sealeii with the Seal of State, be published and in.
seitteii in the Bulletin of Laws ; and the Grand
udre, Minister of Justioe, is charged to auperin.
tend the publication.
44 Given at the Palace of St. Cloud, the Ist
[
Brumaire *, r 80+.
__

(Signed) " NAPOLION.
Ey the Emperor.
The Secretary of State,
(Signed) " H. B. MAIM.
Examined by us Arch-Chancellor of the Empire.
(Signed) " CAMS Aelass."
[non follows the. PIPCO Verbal of the Special Corn it-
tee' O ving a description of the taiodo in which thet Von!, 10
hee rt collettcd.l
* Supposed to the rst Frimaire, or NOY. 22.
London, England, 1804-03-23

EXTRACT OF A LETTER FROM PORTSMOUTH.

We must, in justice to the North Gloucester
Militia, who have marched froth. hence for Silver
Hill, - notice their very soldierlike and peaceable
demeanour,. while in ;his town.; which condua, has
not escaped the notice of our worthy Mayor (the.
Rev. G. CUTH3ERT), who, in lire followiug letter
to Colonel Kr Ncsc o•rE, has expressed his thanks, and
that of the Magistrates, for their very orderly and
exemplary conduilt
(COPY),
" Portsm,uth, ilarch 7, a0..1.
" Sir, I have great ptcasure in transmitting to you the
unanimous Thanks which were voted Yesterday, at a Meeting
of the Mayor and Magistrates of this Borough, to the .officers
and Men of the North Gloucester Regiment, under your
command, for their very orderly and etemplary condu6t
during the time they have been quartered here ; and I have
to request that you will be pleased to convey the same to
them, in such manner as you may think proper. --I have
the honour to be, Sir, your most obedient humble Servant,
" GEORGE CUTHBERT, Mayor.
4‘ Colonel Kingrcate,
" NurtbGlortcester Regiment."

To which Col.Kl NGSCOT E has replied in a suit_
able manner, for the honourable testimony of his
Regiment's conduet.

Last Monday week, being the anniversary of the

Birth-day of the Most Noble Marquis Towxsti END,

the Corps of Norfolk Rangers, of which that worthy
and highly reSpeded Nobleman is Major, having
finished their monthly field days, proceeded to Fa
kenham, for the purpose of celebrating the Birth-day
of their Commander : after firing a feu de joye,
which surprized the numerous spettators (among
whom were many of our fairest Country women,
whom the fineness of the weather had drawn toge_
ther to witness this pleasing sight), by its reci-
skin, they sat down to a .most excellent
which being fo;llowed by a delicious dessert, which
was sent for on the occasion from town, the health
of out beloved Monarch was drunk with enthusiasm,
which was succeeded by that of their • Noble Com-
mander, the founder of the Yeomanry and Volun.
• leers of the realm : many other loyal and constitu.

tional toasts were dr.ank on the occaiion; the Offi.

cers of the neighbouring. Yeomanry and Volunteer
Corps were inviteth Barrels of beer were distri-
buted to the populace in the evening, which ended
in the greatest festivity and rejoicing throughout
the place.

Mr. TUCKER we find was the Manager of the
Grand Farce played off in the House of Com Mons
on the question of the Naval Defeoce, and even Mr.
SHER' D AN, it is insinuated, condescended to form
one of the Dramatis Petson,:e at the rehearsal at the
Admiralty on the morning of. Mr. PITT'S Motion.
Upon that occasion a certain Naval Commander gave
a fine specimen of .z;eerinz—till he received the
pressing bispatch to steer direetly 1,,r the Port of
the language he had held amongst his Bro.
ther Officers was quite another ►hind.—H,►w he will
reo:-Ictle such glaring contrarieties remains to be
seen,

Mr. ADDINGTON proves hi:nself as expert in
Nautical Affairs as in Political, when he aiks of
ships cf large calibre, and
of their being read), for
Sea withcut Men
London, England, 1804-03-23

THE very favourable tenor of the Bulletin yes,
rerd.ty of Ills MA.; t:iTY's Health, led us to sup_
pose that the daily Report of the Physicians to the
Puniic would .no longer be necessary, and accord-
ingly soon after that of yesterday Was published,
Lord SYDNEY give the following notice :

,‘ Lord SYnNEY has receive(': orders to say, that there will
jatnes's aftet to-day.
be no fiuthcr attendance at Sr.

Sr. Yaines's Palace, illarch 22."

About ore o'clock His MAJESTY gave audiences
to the LORD CHANCELLOR and Mr. Apo iNoTom.
The latter laid before His MAJESTY a number of
official papers for the royal signature,

IT is this morning stated in one or two of the
Morning Papers, that Letters were received yester-
day in Town from Lord NELSON ; according to
ene Paper, dated on the zoth ult. in the Straits of
Bonifacio, between Corsica and Sardinia, and ac-
cording to another Paper, still off Toulon: These
Letters are mlde to state that the 'French
Fleet escaped from Toulon while his Lordship
was absent on the coast of Algiers. We have
before • expressed our disbelief that his Lord-
ship went to Algiers at all. The French Fleet
is mAcle to have stood to the Eastward, and on the
date of this letter from Lord ISIRLsow, he was
in sight of the Enemy's Fleet, and expecting every
hour to bring them to aftion. We sincerely hope
this may prove true, but we do not attach much
credit to ir, and indeed the statements to which
we allude are at complete variance; for while the
one makes his Lordship off Sardinia, the other, un-
der the same date, by the way of. Lisbon, makes
him still,off Toulon. We are afraid this is merely a
repetition of the former report of the sailing of the
London, England, 1804-03-23

NAYA,L, NE W S.

PLYMOUTH, MARCH 21.---Arrived the Diana
Frigate, of 3S guns, Capt. T. J. MALING, from
the Mediterranean, having under convoy the Duke
of Bronze (in ballast), Capt. LANE, and the Nefij,
Capt. MASTCRMAN, laden with wine, &c. from
Cadiz, bnund to London.
Arrived the Aurora, of 28 guns, Capt. M. MAL.
BON, and Nemesis, of z 8 guns, Capt. P. Swam.
VILLE, from a cruize in the Channel.

FALMOUTH, MARCH 20.—Sailed the Waoloverette
Sloop of War, with a Fleet under Convoy for New.
foundlanci.

SHEERNESS, MARCH 22.-,—Came into Harbour
to refit, His Majesty's Ship Etbalion, Capt.STtr ART.
The C/Jde Frigate, Capt. LARMOVR, has this day
hoisted a signal for a Convoy to the Baltic.
On Monday last the jolly-boat of the Arab,
'Capt. COCHRANE, upset at the back of the Gatti-
son, but fortunately no lives were lost.

Ships at the IsTore—Zealand, Veteran, Virginie, Clyde,
ChidOnne, Arab, Champion, Lynx, Scourge, and Mariner
Gun-brig:

GREENOCK, MARCH 20.—The following Ves-
sels were captured off Barbadoes by French-Priva-
teers, viz. the Marina, M'BRIDE, of this Port ;
Leander, MORRIS, and Swan, FRASER, both, of
Glasgow ; and Mercurj, MILLEtt, of Kirkcaldy.
The •Marina is re-taken, and sent into Barbadoes ;
the others are said to be arrived at GuaJaloupe, and
the Leander fitting out there as a French Privateer.
On Sunday se'nnight, the Ship Louisa, of Glas-
gow, Capt. ORR, in coming through the small
isles of Jura, it being then quite cairn, run on the
rocks, and all endeavours to get her off proved in-
effcttual. When the express left her on. Monday
morning, she was quite full of water; people were
employed in saving the cargo, and great part of the
cotton will, it is thought, be saved. Fears were
entertained of the vessel going to pieces.

CORK, MARCH 14.—Accounts from Beerhaven
state, that the Prince of Wales, Sir ROBERT CAL-
DER, Terrible, Lord H. PAULET, and Conqueror,
Capt. Louis, had arrived at their anchorage in that
Harbour. On Saturday last His Majesty's Ship the
Ardent also arrived at Beerhaven, in ten days from
Ferrol, where she left six Sail of the Line, under
the command of Capt. SUTTON, of the Mars, block-
adinor, that Port. The La Fleche, Capt. DIGDy,
sailed this day from Cove, to look after a French
Privateer which had captured some vessels off
Scilly.
London, England, 1804-03-23

DISTRIBUTION Or PRIZE MONEY.

The Thunderer, for the capture of the French, Privateer
Venus, will be paid on board her, on her arrival at Ply-
mouth.

The Acasta, for the capture of the following prizes, viz. La
Marguerite (salt brig), La St. Marguerite, L'AimableVhttoire,
the condemned part of the cargo of the Gustava, and La Mere
de Famille's cargo, will be paid at Plymouth„ • •
London, England, 1804-03-23

This Dav was published, price zs.
THE COUNTERFEIT; a Farce, in. Two Atls.
By 'ANDREW FRANKLIN,'
Anthor of the Egyptian 1 estival, Wandering Jew, &v. &c.
Printed for G. and J. Robinson, Paternoster-row.
0 f whom may be had, lately published,
r. The Wife of Two Husbands, by Mr. Cobb," price zs. 6d.
2. The caravan, by. Mr. Reynolds and Mr. Reeve, price
is. 6d.
3. A House to be Sold, by Mr. Cobb, price as.
London, England, 1804-01-11

DIED.

On Saturday, at Chester, Mrs. Sarah Lewis, relia of the
late Mr. 'Witham Lewis, of that City.
On Monday se'nnight,. at the house of her brother. Colo-
nel Newton, lu.Southover, Sussex, MTS. Barton, relit of the
late Dr. Barton, Physician on theSialf.

. On Wednesday last, in the 74th year of his age, at Parig-
' bourn,lierks, Darlot,
Many years Page of theßedcham.
ber to His Majesty.
At Durie, on the asth ult. James Christie, of Durie, Esq.
At his house in Ceorgv's .square,-Edinburgh, on the ad inst.
Colonel lames.Abercromby.
At Edinburgh, on the 3d lust. Major David Robertson,
Assistant Barrack- Master-C; eneral

At PennicuiCk, on the 28th ult: the Rev.. Thomas
WC:may, Minister of the Gospel there,. in the 85th year of
his age, and 42d of his ministry.
On the 3oth ult. itf an advanced age, Mrs. Margaret Ro..
bertson, widow of Mr. lames Cochrane, late print*. in Edin-
burgh. . _ _

At Aberdeen, the 30th tilt. Mrs. Agnes LurnSden,. reliEt
of the late Rev: John Maxwell, Minister of thrGospel,.
New Machar.

At Glasgow, the 30th ult. Mr. William I-Tope.
At Melrose, on the 29th ult. Miss jean Kyle, daughter of
Mr. David Kyle. 'What is remarkable, she was seized with
the disease exactly that day twelve months ago, and often ex-
pressed a presentiment that she should live till the return of
that:day, but no longer.

PRICE

LF STOCKS,

YESTERDAY.
Bank Stock 1471 [div. India Stock tal ex. dir.
Navy 5 per Cent. SS 7i S ex. India Bonds
s.per Cent. 170,, soli z Minium- 5 4i
Irish 5 per Cent. tuwer. 3 per Cent.
4 per Cent t tin 7/ ti Ditto Ann. 9/
r per (.- R. Scfrd Bank for Account
3 per C Con Deteried 3 per Cent.
B. L. Ann. 163 k , Cons. lot Open., 561/k/
B. S. Alin.
London, England, 1804-01-11

BANKRUPTS.

Thomas Everett and Joseph Bishop, late of Wells; Norfolk.,
ship-builder's, to surrender Jan. 14, 24,. and Feb. 2.1, at ten,
.at Guildhall, London. Attornies, Messrs. A. and E.
Isaacs, George-street, Minories.
James Axson, of Manchester,. calico-manufaaurer, ]an. 25,
26, and. Feb. 2r, at three, at the Star inn, Manchester. At-
tOrnies, Mr. Johnson, Manchester; or Mr. E His, 'Cursitor-
- street.

Wm. Hazell, late of Ramshuty, Wiltshire, rnealrnan,!lan,
. to; zo,- and Feb. 2 , at ten,,at the Bleeding-Horse:lnn,
Ranisbury. Attornies, Messrs. Price and-Williams, Oid-
Buildings, Lincoln's-Inn, London; or . Air. Bennett,
Ramsburv.

Lewis Robi:rts, of Blanavan, Moninouthshire, timber mer-
Chant, jan. 17, and Feb. 4, 21, at ten, at Guildhall,'. Lou;
don. Attorney, Mr. Sherwin, Great fames•street, Bed-
ford-row, London.
DIVIDENDS.
March to. P;Dubbledemtits Van Dyck, A. J. Levers
Leuven, and \Vynand Adriaen de Gruiter Vink, late of the
Circusv Minories, merchants,at ten, 'at Guildhall.

Feb. i. R. Beau Mont and S. Vickerrniui, of Healey Butts,
Y6rkshire, clothiers, at ten, at Elle Packhorse inn, Hutt.
derstield.

Fcb. zs. W. Lund, of Virginia.street, St. George in the
East, buider, at ten, at Guildhall.

Fen. 25. L. Dixon. of l'emnutif.l-street, orush-max.er
turner, at ten, at; Guildhall.
Feb. ts.i B. Si3hlbtel, tif-Mansion-House-street, merchant,
at ten, at Gui:dhal I.
fan. 31. E. Burnelijatid It. Oliver, Of Manchester, drapers,
at three, at the Star Itin, Manchester.
London, England, 1804-10-08

YELLOW FEVER, No. 40,
.CHARING.CROSS.
DR. wiLucti,.hte Physician to the Saxon
A inbsssador at the Court of Great Britain, and Mahar
of the Domestic EncYclopmclia„. Treatise on Regimen, &e.
&c. &c. approves and recommends to the immediate notice
of the Public at large (and those in particular who are going
to the West Indies, America, or ally other part of the World,
that may be, or have been subjeet to Pestilential Disease)
the Remedy which is sold sit the Proprietor's Warehouse,
No. Charing.cross, London, to Prevent and Cure the,
Yellow Fever. -,
The most possitive testimonials from professional, men,
and other respectable persons, may he seen in pamphlets, to
he had, gratis, at the IYarehouse, which not only, prove, in
the fullest mannert the efficacy of this Remedy in that Most
dreadful Malady, Ihe Yellow Fever, but also tha;.it is an
easy, safe, pleasant, and certain Preserver of Health lit a hot
climate. •
Toe above inialuable Article is sold in Poxes, With full
Diredious (sanctioned by Dr. ‘4ll t en), in' case of an at.
tack of any kind of .Fever, at One Guinea each, sufficient fur
on Person for Twelve Months. •
London, England, 1804-09-12

7f..-71?1,110ROEIGI1 STREET.

YiitiTERDA.v James Pratt, 3l:113 the
Leilie, alia. thc. Mr.' aka; amec
ohnier, 7.177 es Alegre, lame! 'zeley1
underwent a un the charge of

Mrs., Elvey, pocket.ho..k
.4113, dte,s4ng -.. ..case
Ni.. 9, New Botid-,tre:Tt, stated, that 017
Priv)Ther hod ordered vods to the amount of 31. and
upwards,
,on the 31; Jan() clirening them to be
sent to• Gerieral Ledie', St. Jones's Plitce,
describing the lilon.. Mr.'Leslie.. The
Prisoner, in this instance, tv,is perwitted to.put into
his pocket sonic of the fig articles ot° his purchase;
and witheut sespicion, after
.so* considerable, an
ordet. _

Mr, Wm.. Gaimes„ ..a jeweller in Sr. Pawl's
Church-yard, stated, that he had lost a rich locket,
worth +o guineas, and the Prisoner having been . iii
his shop prior to the locket being missed, lit 'sus.
peeled that he had stolen it. •
Irene Coles, Mr. Gaimes's Shop. wohian,Tecollcet-
ed the Prisoner calling at her master's shop last.
Wednesday three weeks, when lie looked Ilia
rings, brooches, and other articles. of jewellery,
to the amount. of 2;l. which, he saidi• he want.
ed for a Lady who was going to the East Indies
and direCted them. to be sent 'to Mrs. Rum 's,
No. '2? 5, in. the .1C ha nge and to be:directed to
James. cvlawlcy, The Prisoner stated,. that
they were -Frerith people, who could not speak
English, therefore Ale would meet her with the.
parcel to remedy •the inconvenience. No such ati.L
dress could bcfeur.d; and on the return of the young
woman, she examined the tray from which he had
seleeted the goods, when she'missed the locket in
question.
The Prisoner's defence was, that he had revet
seen any of the parties :who had appeared against
him at.this and on his former examination.. He
persisted in it, that he was abroad on the day stated
by Mrs. Eivey's servant. The Magistrate fully-
committed. the Prisoner for trial,. and, hound the
parties over to prosecute. He is a very young mani,
and dressed in a very fashionable style.
A Caricaturist was very busy during the exami-
nation in taking the Prisoner's likeness,
London, England, 1804-09-12

.Mr. TowNavin pressed him to suffer, medic»?'
assistance to be sent for, which Mr. CAPrEt
then, and at all times, It•td a great aversion .to.
He asked for a pen and ink, evinced great anxiety
to write, but could not. Mr. TOWNSEND, appre-
hending his dissolution nigh, endeavoured, but in
vain, to get permission to send for Mr. CrAPgR,"E
relations, and tried to obtain their address for that
purpose. He refused, saying that he should be
better. On the second day, seeing no hopes pf
recovery, Mr. TowNsrzsn called in four respect.
able Gentlemen of the neighbourhood, and had
seals put upon all Mr. CAPeER's property. One
of the four Gentlemen recolleCted the address of
Mr. CAPPER'S two nephews, of the name of Dcr.
ToN ; who were immediately sent for. Thep resided'
in the neighbourhood of Rosemary-lane.
As soon as the old Gentleman's dissolution had
taken place, his desks, trunks, and boxes, were
opened by the Messrs. Du-mitts and their Lawyer,
when they found tool. in bank-notes, a few guineas,
a great many Government securities, and a will ;.
which the parties present proceeded to read. It
was curiously worded, and made on the hack of a
sheet of Bankers' checks. It was dated five years
back, and the bulk of his property, ,which was then
upwards of 30,0001. he left equally amongst his
poor relations. The two nephews were nominated
executors, and were bequeathed between them Soool.
in the 3 per cents. What has become of all the pro.
petty which has been accumulating since the Will
was made, tines not appear. From Mr. CAPrEteo
declaration in his life-time, there was reason to sups
pose he had made another Will, as the one found
did not. appear to he witnessed.
The remains of the old Gentleman are intended:
to be deposited in Aldgate Church-yard, witete pia
deceased sister lies. •

State. Lottery and the Iratering.Platit.—lnsto4
of the old-fashioned wax of rlffling for Toys,
are glad to hear that the'Company at the I,.,ibrAr0ive.
(
subscribe to purchase a Ticket-or Share in:thi;Pre,'
sent grand State-Lottery. This fl
sent
the'most advantageous, as an immense stmvittar
be
obtained, and the stakes soon decidOS
stead of one Person' only obtaining. the. rri*e, 41AI
whole of the Subscribers are rcoally benefitteLl.--,
This new-fashioned' mode is so prevailing, that
lissasstly -and Co. No. 26, Cornhill, love had
immense orders, from all *their Agents on the C.:uag,
for Tickets and Shares.
London, England, 1804-10-01

47 I 9
is 8

DISPUTE WITH SP,I IY.

Txxr misrepresentations of thellforniNg Chroncle•
tTon this subject are of such a nature, that they in
a great measure answer one another, and net unite.
(pertly answer themselves; a continuance of the
controversy, on our parr, is therefore unnecessary :
It can throw no new light upon the subjen ; and
the exposition of the virulence and injustice of the
Writers in the ilforpriag Chronicle, which must neces.
sarily be the consequence, is, at this time of day, we
trust, a superfluous task. We wish, however, to remind
our Readers, once more, of the state of the case. The
present llitikters had been blamed for suffering the
payment of Tribute by Spain to Franoe ; we stated
the simple fsel, that the Treaty containing this at.
rangement was made under the farmer Administra.
Lion : to that Administration, therefore, belonged
the responsibility which might attach to our CV!.
duet respefling that Treaty.
So far from putting the present Question of War
or Peace upon the pint of Thnour alone, we expressly
stated, " that our observations' upon the subjea
could only apply to that Question, if we supposed
that the late Ministers were not tacitly consenting
to the proceedings of Fits CATHOL I C MA j ESTY."'-"
Flow f.ir, from other causes posterior to the Treaty, it
might he necessary or expedient to commence a War
with Spain, we did not at that time pretend to be able
to guide the opinion of our Readers. The inter-
view which took place on Tuesday last, betweew
Lord HA& ROW BY anti the Spanish Merchants, giv-
ing a different complexion to the subjea, our4m-
mem& upon what passed on that occasion cock it
up as it referrei to those posterior causes, —it as
it concerned more immediately the present Ad,
ministration, We leave it to the Public gts
decide whether in this condo t there was any
" shifting of rots/I,l'l on our part,
• No desire to• make a display of superior informse
might unduly
or judgment
uyon an
i a 3 ‘l,
ovitlltainntduscuebioeset to
as offer such corn,
rolioennts
cd,,traenndiciececratnaninoltyptrlolevookbesear,
ivtaditueiernlcs eofthiehepuisb7,l ircntLigin
to depart from a ruk which our respe
does not. Enough, therefore, at rest
Dispute with s,ain,
a atthoueigh
London, England, 1804-03-15

postponed till Friday, he therefore wished to know
whether it was positively to come on to-morrow.
Ab.-CANY/NG (in the absence of Mr. PITT)
said, that his Right Hon. Friend had never eiver-
tained an idea of postponing his motion till Friday
on the contrary, it would unquestionnbly come on
tomorrow.
London, England, 1804-03-15

DIED.

On tic asst of last month, at Kirchberg, at the same hour, I
after a very short ilfuess, Frederick .E %ward, the reigning
Prince of Hohenlolie, and the Princess his consort, born •a
Countess of Castel Refilling.. The Prince had reached his
67th, and the Princess her 69th year.
On Wednesday last; at Clifton, Jolla Clootwyk, Escr.
formerly a Gdvernor in the Dutch East-India Company's
service, and brother-in-law to Lord Viscount Molesworth.
• " On Monday last, in Lamb's Conduit-street, in her 17th
year, Miss Mary Ann Larkins, daughter of the late Thomas
Larkins, Esq. of Blackheath.
on Tuesday evening, at his house, Newington Butts, Mrs.
Worley, wile"ofMr. Worley, Linen-draper, :Clidipside.
Yesterday, the eldest daughter of Sir G. P. Turner. •
On Wednesday the 7th inst. at his house in • COpthall-
coint, roh,r. 'Merry; an eminent Merchant4nithe Spanish
trade. • - •
On Thursday last, at her housa, PentOnville, in the Both
yeat of lieVage " Mrs. 'Blyth," rend of the late Samuel' myth,
Esq.• one of the PrinCipal officers of Sheerness Yard..
On Thursday the,tith inst. Mrs. Charter, wife of Thomas
Charter, Esq. of,Lynchlield, near Tauntope
Lately;'itt Parif, 'Mt. 'Milne, a celebrated Mechanist, who
first construeled totton::mills in France. - • • " •
'On•Tuesday, in,Kensington-square, Mrs. ,Chase, aged 86,
relict Of, Richard Chase li,sq.
'On the 3,i inst. at t'ories, in the 71st year of her age, Mrs.'
Helen Grant, widow of the late M.r. John Mac Lenan, Mi-
nister at Cuntin.
On the zith ult. at Peterhead, John Ritchie, —Writer
there. ,- •
London, England, 1804-03-15

o

HOUSE OF COMMONS.

WEbNESDAY, •MARCH 14.;
Mr. CARTWRIGHT moved for leave to bring in
a Bill for the regulation of chimney sweepers. Leave-

given.
Lord MARSHAL' reported from the Middlesex
Eledion Committee, that Mr. ATK INS WRIGHT had
not been able to attend the said Committee. Mr.
ATKINS WRIGHT was, after examining Sir JAMES
EARLE, excused from attendinga •
On the motion of Mr. HuasT, John Wilson was.
brought to the Bar of the House, where the SPEAK.
ER addressed him, and after expatiating on. the .
enormity of his offence, in being the pOme.moyer
of the scandalous scenes titled at Aylesbury, which
tended to violate the right of eledion,_ and the
privileges of that House, and in prevaricall.ig in his
evidence before the Aylesbury Diedion Committee,.
informed him that the House now deeming ittelf.;
satisfied,' had ordered him to be discharged on pay.:
ing.his fees.
Mr. HURST then moved, that the reprimand de-
livered by the SI'EAKER, should be entered on the
Journals.
Ordered nem. con.
Mr. CURRY brought up the Aepotts of the ithlt
Duties Bill, the Irish Countervailing Duties Bill,
and the Irish Malt Duty Bill, which were severally
agreed• to, and the Bills ordered to be read a third
time eto- morrow.
..
The Neutral Ships Bill was read a second time,
and committed for to-morrow. r •
Mr. VANSITTART brought up the Vote of Cre-
dit Bill, which was read a' first time, and ordered
mbe read a second time to-morrow.,
Mr. Secretary YORKE, after observing. that some
inconvenience had arisen respeding an At passed
last Session relative to the Irish Militia, it having
been passed at a late period of the Session, and ndr
reaching; Ireland .till Odober, when several men
had been already enrolled under the supposition that
the provisions would be the same as those of 1797,
he therefore thought it necesary to move for leave-
, to bring in a Bill. to amend the.said Mt.
THE ADMIRALTY.

Mr. CALCR AFT said, that there having been a
, report, that the motion of which notice.had.bpett
given by a Right Hon. Gentleman .(Mr. PITT)
lathe to the naval defence of the country would be
London, England, 1804-03-15

ACCOUNTS.

Air.. GREGOR expressed a wish, to move for
some Accounts relative to the Property Tax. He
Wished to be informed- how far -prcrgreSs had'-been
Made with rewe,a- to- the Property Tax; and for
that OurpOse intended to move for an account of the
assessments returned to the Tax-office ; if, how-
ever, there Wa`si any obtjedion,- he should merely
give notice of it :for afature day. He.-also intended
to move for an account of the sums paid into„and
of the.charges upon the Consolidated Fund, between
the sth of January, 1803, and the sth of January,
180.1., distinguishing each quarter. There was
another circumstance on which he wished, to make
a remark, relative to the printing of accounts laid
before the •Housel, it frequently happened, .from
only one copy of an account being laid befoie the
which, was immediately' sent to he printed,
that the Members were, in the-mean time, deprived
'a all information upon the subje‘a. He concluded
by moving for .the account he had alluded to re.
spewing the Consolidated Fund.
The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER
< .
Laid, he saw no objection to the motion ; bit with
respe6t to the other Motion which the Hon,Gentle-
min had mentioned, relative ro the Property Tax,
although he was not aware of any objedion, yei
he wished to avail hiMself of the Hon. Gentleman's
wish to give a notice for a future day.
The motion was then agreed to, and Mr. GRE-
oa gave notice of his intention to bring forward
the other motion nn
,Monday.
The S PEAKER, observed," with. respea to ac-
CountS laid upon the Table, that it would be for
the. convenience of the House if duplicate's from
the difirent -offices were presented, iti order that
Members might obtain information upon the sub-
jeC'ts of theselaccounts whilst they were printing.
London, England, 1804-03-15

t t

THURSDAY, MARCH 15, 1804.

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At t z o'clock the parties went before the slttlng
Alderman, when the c. mplaint was discharged.
Upon this the aOion was brought for false imprison-.
ment, and the Jury had given 1501. damages.- -Mr.
Assoc submitted to the Court; that as in this case
the bird had insisted upon flying into the cage, this
was rather too much reward for it.—Rule to shew
cause granted.

CRIMINAL iNFORMATIOif.
London, England, 1804-01-27

be for ever rerne:nbereci, even after they are forgiven ;
and if that was their attempt to stand alone, or
to walk without the leading string,' I can only
say, that the consideration is melattcholy to thane
who love their country."

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SECOND DAY.

THE GRANDSTATE LO TTERY' having
commenced Drawing, we take the opportunity' of
forming the Public the SECOND DA Y's D it A W I NG‘will
be on Saturday next, agth September, at Coopers' Hall.
The Scheme contains
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No Prize less thant.so, .11id 0n1y.25,000 rickets,
Tickets and Shares, warr.inted %indrawn, are on sale_at
every Licensed 0 tHce.—Only Nine Days to draw.
London, England, 1804-09-24

DUAL.

YESTERDAY MOrning, at half past five t'e;ock,'
four Gentlemen entered Hyde-Park, ar Grosvenor
Gate. They passed the ..lk/ii,g,ene, anti propeeded'
to the Deer Park, adjoining Ket.s.:ngtorit:3artlen;,
Having.crosced the road, they were overtaken by
two more Gentlemen, who joked them, and the
all proceeded totlards.the new MJgdzine, upon the
B.ink of the Serpentine. Theit motiotis,were ob.
served by the g 1,1314 Upon dote, who sori C9ncleded
that they came for • the purpose of fighting a duo:.
Two of the party stepped forw.itit and tn,:asuted
out the giound, to the- distance-of ten or itydvd
paces. Two others, the Priecipah in the
then came forward, and, having takeni their st
fired at each other. This discharge had no circa.
The Seconds then interfered, hut -without success.,--a.
The parties resumed their ground, and fired a se.,
cond time, when, unt,of the Gentlemen reeeived a
wound in the right arm, 1 e Seci.mds ttiain inter.
tered, and prevented any forthei mischief.
who:it-tended the parries,. dressc.l the wound, .spot}
the spot, and the parties proceeded in two joss,
chaisei for tionnslow. WO Understand tI c patieg
upon the occasion were I.:LA(1cl N. and the. Hon.
Mr. P. The latter wasthe wounded patty.
London, England, 1804-09-24

BANKRUPTS.

john Took, of Methwold, Norfolk, grocer, to surrender 06.
9, at four, to. and Nov. 3, at ten, at the Guildhall in
King's Lynn, Norfolk. Attorney, Mr. lvlieklefielcl, Stoke
Ferry. Nortblk,
William Wingfield,, late of Montreal, in Lower Canada, but
more late of Liverpool, Lancashire, merchant, to surren-
der Ott. 18, rg, at one, at the Crown and Anchor; Bold-
street, Liverpool, and Nov. 3, at ten, at the Castle, Lan-
caster. Attornies, Mr. Piter Ellarnes, or Mr. Archibald
Keightley, Liverpool.
David Roberts, of Chester, ironmonger, to surrender Oct.
1; 13, and Nov. 3, at three. at the•ShakspeareTavern, New-.
street, Birmiogliam. Attornies, Messrs. Smart and Thomas,
Staple-Inn, London.; or Messrs. Bedford and MeechuM,
Birmitighan, •
William %Vakeford, of Horsham, Sussex, shopkeeper, to
surrender Sept. la, at eleien, .2S, and Nov 3, at' ten, at
• Guildhall, London. Attorrties, Messrs. Sheppard, Dean-
• street., Southwark, London ; or Mr. Dcwdney Stedman,
Horsham, Sussex.
!oho, Ridding, el Liverpool, Lancashire, merchant, and V,Vil-
liam Lever,of Mancliester;inerchants and co.partners,to Sur-
render Oct. 18,19, and Nov. 3, at one, at the Globe Tavern,
li,ilin-street, Liverpool. Attornies, Messrs. Stanistreet and
'den, Leigh-street, Liverpool ; or Mr. Thomas Windle,
'Bartlett's,huildings Rolborn, Lowlon.
fohnDethick, of DerbY, grocer, to surrender Oat. t. at four,
at five, and Nov. 3f at eleven, at the Ki g's Arms Tavern,
Derby. Attornies, Messrs. Kinderley, Long, and •ince,
Syrnond's4nri, Chancery-lane, London ; or blr. Edmund
Evans, Derby.
Thomas Parkinson andWil William Parkinson, both of Coleman-
street, London, chemists and drriggists, to surrender O&
12, at six, t 3, and Nov. 3, at ten, at Guildhall. Attorney,
Mr.-Nettlehild, Ilind.court, Fleet-street.
Mary Moore, tatted Albemarle-street, St. George, Hanover.
square, Middlesex, fancy dress-maker, to surrender Oat.
ta, at six. and Nov. 3, at ten, at Guildhall. At-
torney, Mr. Dowries, risex.Court Temple.
William Cole, late of Gosport, county of Southampton,
wine-merchant, to surrend.u- ()a. S, at tWo, 9, and Nov. 3,
at eleven, :it the India.Auiis 1011, Gosport. Attornies, Mr.
Boswell. Gosport ; or Messrs. kiiiiiiaMS and Brooks, New-
square, Lincoln's-Inn, London,
Robert Penniall Butcher, of Laurance Pountney.lane I.on-
don, wine-merchant, to surrender Sept - 29, Ott. 6, and
Nov. 3, at ten, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Noy, Minc-
ing•lane„
Charles Weston and Robert Weston, of Foster.lane, Cheap-
side,. Loudon, warehousemen and co. partners, to surrender
Sept. 29, Ott. 6, and• Nov. 3, at !wort Guildhall. Attor-
ricy, Mr. Berry, Walbrook. .
London, England, 1804-01-18

DISTRIBUTION OF PRIZE MONEY.

To the Champion, Mercury, and Santa Dorothea, a distri'
lAttion of the hull and stores of the Bull Dog, and a French
trebaccalo, will be made at No. 3, Tavistock-place, Russel,
square, on the loth instant.
To the Hazard, for the capture of La Baliene and 14
Jeanne, a distribution will be made on board the Hazard oo
Monday the 23d instant, and to the-remainder of the ADP
company, on board His Maje.sty's ship San Josef, upon he
%
'rfival at Plymouth.
The gun brig Monkey, for the recapture of the show OP
seva and the brig William, will be paid onAtie.-215;‘,414t,
• .iw - •

'Capt. C. Rowtzx is appointed itr` ihe corny 1
of the Medusa Frigate, under the btders of Lora,
NEVS9N, and takes, his passage in the Royal Sow'',
reign, 9f Ito guns, as Plymouth, for the purpose 01
joining • the said Ship.
On Sunday arrived at Yarmouth, the Autel44.
Sir SIDI 14
TRY
..ITR.; and the Ma,fitivpie frigatq
fromN
a cruize -in the North _Sea.
London, England, 1804-01-18

NAVAL NEWS.

PLYMOUTH, JAN. r6.—Arrived the Endragfit,
Captain SYmoNs, from Bayonne bound to Lubeck,
laden with wine, detained by the Anna Maria Pri-
vateer of London.

Arrived the IfiezkefV, Capt. BR UCE, from
Oporto : sailed with seventeen other-Vessels, andet
Convoy of the Imprrieuse Frigate, cam.
pany seven days since.

PORTSMOUTH, JAN. 77.—Artived at Southanv
ton last night, the Jupiter, EWER, from Oporto ;(
and several other Vessels passed by the Isle of
Wight undet Convoy, to the Downs.

DOVER, JAN. 17.—Just arrived from Guernsey
the Hercules, COLLINS, and the Friends Good,tvill,
with the 4.3 d Regiment of Foot, for Ashford.

DEAL, JAN. 17.—This morning sailed the
Baai-
firk Gun_brig, and Abundance Store.ship, with
Convoy for Spithead, and put back again this after..
noon, the wind shifting to the Southward.

Arrived the Cyclops, with a small Convoy from
the Mediterranean ; and the IMparcb. 4,4 rly-
mouth Transports from Portsmouth.
Came down the Crescent from the Nore.

Sailed the Alonzo on a Cruize; the Dispatch and
Plymouth Transports for Deptford.
In the Downs—Monarch, Utrecht, Crescent, Cyclops,.
Perseus, Autumn, Basilisk, Abundance, Watruer Castle,
Winchelsea, Cirencester, Clatton, and Cambrian, East In.
dia Ships.
London, England, 1804-01-20

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P.4RIS,
JAN. 7.

Tl.-. 7.2. FIRST CONSUL is returned to Paris : he
arrived yesterday at seven in the evening.
BoULOGNE, JAN. 5.-A Convoy of one hundred
sail, consisting of Vessels of War and Transports,
doubled Cape Greniz on the 3d, with a fresh North
East wind, and, in spite of the English Cruizers,
entered Boulogne. Only two small Transport Boats,
and one Gun-boat, having on board ten Soldiers,
were taken by the English. The Gun-boat fought
from ten in the evening until midnight : it had been
weakened by the currents.

The English vessel was considerably damaged,
and had seven men killed. Half of those who were
on board the boat seeing a second English Cor-
vette approach, saved themselves in a canoe.

FRANKFORT, DEC. Serene Highness the
DUKE OF SAXE-ME INUNG EN died on the 24th of
this month, in the 43d year of his age.

Letters from Munich state that the Ktwc: of
SWEDEN has been attacked with the small-pox, but
not in a dangerous way.

BARCELONA, DEC. 2.----In several Provinces in
Spain, the misery of the lower classes of people is ex-
treme, owing to the scarcity and dearness of provi-
sions, particularly of corn. In many places the poor
are forced to live upon the bark of trees and roots,
and in addition to this, an epidemic disorder has
spread itself through seyeral Cantons.
London, England, 1804-01-20

MAHOGANY, &c.
TQBE SOLD BY AUCTION, •
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born, ou Monday the 2301 inst. at Eleven o'Clock, by 01%.
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Clapboard Logs ; 24 Satin-wood Planks ; iS Pencil Cedar
Logs.- ' and 36 American Pine Planks.
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of the Broker, No. 34,. Maid-lane, Bankside, Southwark.
Approved Bills, Four Months, Anittedin -Payment.
London, England, 1804-01-20

LOU IS I ANA.

RETORT, QN THE SUBJECT OF LOUISIANA► MADE
DURING THE LAST SESSION OF CONGRESS.

The Committee, to whom was referred a resolution, pro-
posing an appropriation of TWo Millions of Dollars, -in ad-
dition to the sum usually appropriated for the purposes of
intercourse between the United States and Foreign Nations,
subtuit the following

REPORT:
London, England, 1804-01-20

SFIETLAND ISLAYDS.

,erm,

IN answer to a Statement lately published of the
distrec'ed situation of the Inhabitants of Shetland,
the Lord Advocate of Scotland has announced in
the Edinburgh Papers, that the Statement alluded
to was totally unauthorised on the part of the Land.
holders of Shetland, and was inserted in the Public
Papers without any commonication' either with his
Lordship, with the Sheriffuf the County, or with the
Agent of Lnrd DUNDAS, Lord Lieutenant and prin-
cipal Heritor of the Islands. " The fa& is," his
Lordship states, " that some weeks ago a represen-
tation of the distressed state of the inhabitants:of
Shetland was officially made by the Sheriff Substitute
to the Lord Advocate, which his Lordship imme-
diately transmitted. to the Chancellor of the Exche-
quer. Mr. ADDINGTON gave that immediate as-
sertion
:to the sullied which was to be expeaed
from him, and, in the mean time, till the matter
could be laid lore Parliament, he gave direEtions
to the Victualling Office to send a vessel loaded
with Oatmeal and Biscuit to Shetland, to be served
out gratis to such of the inhabitants as stand in need
of relief, under the superintendance of the principal
Landholders and Clergy, a list of whom, prepared
under his Lordship's inspedion, was sent up to the
Treasury, in order to be forwarded along with the
vessel, which, in ail probability, is by this time at
the port of Lerwick."
London, England, 1804-03-12

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DIVIDENDS.

April r 4,, R. Owen and WW. Mardle, late of Houndsditch,
coppersmiths, at one, at Guildhall. •
April S. W. Perrins, of Bedworth, Warwickshire, maltster,
at eleven, at the Bull Lnn, -Nuneaton, Warwickshire.
April 30. H. Allen, of Liverpool, merchant, at eleven, at
• the George Inn, Liverpool.
April . j. Mouls, of Hampstead, corn-chandler, at ten, at
Guildhall. April 17. j. Blakeman, now or late of Chigwell, Essex,
timber-merchant, at eleven, at Guildhall.
April 2. W. -Bultield, of Lancaster, shopkeeper, at five, at
the New Inn, Lancaster.
April x 3. - Travis and P. Nevill, of Bolton-le-Moors,
Lancashire. muslin manufacturers, at eleven, at the Nag's
Head, Bolton-le-Moors.
APrti 14 P • Bogue, of Whitefriats, builder; at eleven, at
Guildhall. • .
April 19. T. Metcalfe, of Birmingham, faiaor, at laur, at
the Swan Hotel, Birmingham.
April 2.4. E. C. Whitehead, of Witham, Essex,:carpenter,
at ten, at Guildhall.
March 3r. H. Andrews, late of Elstcad, Surrey, m.-...aiman,
at one, at G ui lethal 1.
• Aprils. I. Richmond, late of Skerton, near Lancaster,
gardener and seedsman, at six, at the Royal, L,uicashire.
London, England, 1804-03-12

GRAVESEND, MARCH 9

Passed by—the Maloleinda, —, from Seville Einera,
!loop, from Tonningen ; Maria, —, Vrow Anna, Bur-
rack, and the Vrow Freinds, Martin, from Rotterdam.
Sailed—the Sovereign, Lust, for Demerara; Woodland
Castle, Llewin, for onstaninople ; and the N. S. del
Carman, for Corunna and Vigo.
London, England, 1804-03-12

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MONDAY, MARCH 12, 1804.

HIGHLAND SOCIETY.

At a GENERAL MEETING of the HIGHLAND SO-
CIETY of LONDON, held at the Shakespear Tavern,
Covent-Garden, on Thursuay, the Bth Day of March,
,
Hii Grace the DUKE of ATHOLL in the Chair ;
RESOLVED, That the NEXT GENERAL
MEETING of the SOCIETY be held on F RI-
DA Y, the ilitn of March, and that the Company of the
EARL of AIOI RA be requested on that Day, that the So-
ciety :nay have an opportunity of testifying their respect tor
so distinguisliM a Ciiih-aztert whose conduct, as Command-
ing His Majesty's Forces in Scotland, has given such univer
sal swistactton.: That this Resolution be intimated to the
Earl of-Moira by the Secretary ; and that the at tendance of
all theMeznOers of the Society be particularly requested on
the occasion.
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MARRMD.

On Saturday morning, at St. Andrew's Church, Holborn,
William Daeres, Adams, Esq. to Miss Elizabeth Mayow,
of Sydenhim, Kent.
On the zSth ult. at North Tarrie, by the Rev. john Ait-
kin, James Ford, Esq. -9f Montrose, to Miss Catharine
Aitkin, second daughter of the late Charles Aitkin, Esq. of
St. Croix.
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B.4IIKRUPTS.

john Dunkin, now or late of Red-cross-street, reEtifier, to
surrender Man:lf-T7, ao, and April zt, at ten, at Guildhall.
Attorney, Mr. Martin, Vintners'-Hall, Upper Thames-

street.
Silvester Richardson, of Blackburn, Lancashire, grocer,
. March 21, at five, at eleven, at the White Horse, Pres.
ton, and April 21, at eleven, at the Dun horse, Blackburn.
Attornies, Messrs. Clarke and Richards, London ; or Mr.
Ainsworth, Blackburn.
john Blowers, of Halesworth, Suffolk, shopkeeper, April 4,
at four, and 5, 21, at ten, at the Tuns Inn,- Bungay, Suffolk.
Attornies, ;Messrs. Tarrant and Moule, Chauccrplane,
London; or Mr. Kinsbury, Bungay. •
Thomas Collings, of Crediton, Devonshire, serge-maker,
March:l7, 2.6, and April at, at • five, at the George Inn,
. Exeter. Attornies, Mr. Darke, Princes-street, Bedford:
row; London ;or Mr. Ter.-ell, Exeter.
Richard Mansergh, of West-Hall within Newton, Lancashire,
grazier, March at, at five, za, at eleven, and April 21, at
liveat the hit-Horse, P r:iton. ttornie, Mr. Trouh.=
ton, Preston ;h ; ore Mr. Hurd,e King's-A Bench.sWalts, inner.

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William Lawson and William Byron, of Lincoln, drapers,
March 15, 31, and April et, at ten, at Guildhall, London.
Attorney, Mr. Bland, 12:+c• Fleet-streeL
Daniel Gourley, of Moorfici:t:„ :'roker, Margin zo, 24, and
April 21, at ten, at Guiki iial Attorney, Mr. Chester.
Melina-Place, Westminster-Roan.
John Allan the elder, of (every-street, vicinaller, March is,
24, and April as, at ten, at Guildhall. Attornies, Mr.
Lewis, New-square, Minories.
George Wardell, of Mansell-street, Goodman's-Fields; ma-
riner, March zo, 24, and i-Lpril at, at ten, at Guildhall.
Attornies, Messrs.' Birth and Mixon, Haydon-square.
William Knight, of Tunbridge-Wells, Kent, banker, March
57, 24, at one, and April 21 at ten, at Guildhall, .ondon.
Attornies, Mr, Jones, Tunbridge-Wells; or Messrs. Bland-
ford and Sweet, King's-Bench-Walks, Temple.,
lames Lawton, now or late of Dobcross, Yorkshire, shop-
keeper, April 5, 6,,at the New Inn, Delph, Sadclleworth,
and as at the Rarrisden's-A tms Inn, Huddersfield, at ten.
Attornies, Mr. Ainley, Delph, Saddlewotth.; or Mr.
Dattye,ehancery-lane, London.