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The Sun.
London, England, 1803-11-23

Beach.

DEAL., Nov. 21.—Came in last night the La.
cast Gun,brig from Dungeness, and sailed this
afternoOn for the Nor; ; Leopard, Fortunie, and
Leda Frigates, Lark, Ifarity, and' Autumn Sloops,
Archer, Bloodhound, and Starling Gun.brigs, from
Dungeness,- blown off their Station last night by- a
'gale of wind at S. S. W.
In the Downs—Monarch, Utrecht, Raisonable, Leopard,
Immortalite, Fortunee, Leda, Champion, L'Aimable,'
Squirrel, L'Aittarmtne ; Perseus, and Fury Bombs ;
Vulture, Lark, Harpy, and Autumn Sloops; Starling, Ar-
cher, Bloodhound, and Conlli# Gun-brigs ; and Millbrook
Schooner.

Elmtwtca, Nov. 22. =--This evening arrived
the Post-pflice Packet Diana, D. STEWARD, from
Flusumi with four Mails, also 58 Recruits for His
Majesty's Service, aml a number of Passengers.'
Remain here thePost.Ofilee Packets Lad, Francis,
Capt. FLYN, with the last Mail for Gottenburgh ;
and the Adventure, G. DEANE, with the Mails for
Husum. flows hard from the Westward, aild bad
weather.

Rear. Admiral GRAVES is, it is said, to sail from
Plymouth in a few days with a Flying .4tadron of
two Sail of the Line, bssides Frigates, which are to
form a Cordon of Cruizers from Cape Clear or flan.
by Bay-to the Coast of France.
London, England, 1803-02-08

At a MEETING of the COMMIT'T'EE of the 'SUB-
SCRIBERS tothe BEDFO,,RD INFIRMARY,, held at
theSwaninn, Bedford, on 'Tuesday, February the Ist,
;
RESOLVED, That it is the Opinion of this
Committee, that the Medical Establishment for the
Bedford Infirmary should consist. of ONE I').HYSICI AN,
TWO:SURGEONS in Ordinary, and ONE 'APOTHE-
CARY and HOUSE SURGEON.
Resolved, That it appears expedient to this Committee,
that the Office:of Secretary, should be provisionally execut-
ed by the Apothecary and HoUse.Surgeon.
Resolved, That it is the opinion of this Lommittee, that
the attendance of the Physician and Surgeons in• Ordinary
should be given free of ail •expence to the Institution; and
that the privileges of a Governor should he alloWed to the
Physician and Surgeons respedively, in virtue'of their ap-
pointitients.
• Resolved, That the Apothecary and House Surgeon should
be constantly resident in the Infirmary, and that he should
on no account be allowed to pradice out of the- Infirmary.;
and that such Salary should be allowed, proportioned to ills
services, as-may be decided upon at the next General Meet-
ing.
Resolved, That all Persons desirous of becoming Candi-.
dates for the above Situations, do address themselves, by
letter, to the Chairrhan of the Committee, on or before the
ist Day of March next; and that' they do inclose proper
Testimonials from the places of their Medical Education,
and of their attendance at Medical and Anatomical
.Ledures
and Hospitals.
Resolved, That these Resolutions be published.
SAMUEL WHITBREAD, Chairman.

This Day was published, in Bvo. Price s. in boards,
A Third Volume of •

Q ERMONS preached to a. COUNTRY CON-
GREG ATION. To which are added, a few Hints
for Sermons, intended chiefly for .the Use of the younger
Clergy.
• By WILLIAM GILPIN, M.A.
PrebetidarOf Salisbury; and Vicar oti Boldre,-in New Forest.
Printedlor T. Cadell and W. Davies, Strand.
Of whom may be had,
New Editions of the First and Second Volumes of
Sermons, and Hints, for Sermons, prier 7s. each in boards.
Also, by the 'same Author,
1. An Exposition of the New Testament, third,Edition,
vols. Svo. 125. in boards.
2. Lettures on the Catechism of the Church of England,
filth EditiOn, 22050.,3x. 6cL bound.
3. Moral Contrasts, or the Power of Religion exemplified
, under different Charaelers, second Edition, 35..6d. sewed.
4.- On the Amusements of the Clergy, a Dialbgue, second
Edition, 3s. 6d. sewed.
London, England, 1803-02-08

ioßr.§..voqrzi; F en. s).

His Majesty'S Ship La Loire, been re;
fitted, is gore out of the HarboUr this time, arid-
anehored at Spithead.
Arrived the Nancy, WE Lt. ri:Nis, froth? ewcastie
Ardent, THOMPSON, fro'm Cork and rl4.
Lis, from London.

Sailed the Albion, LoA)4!) for London.

YARMOUTH, F.

ARRIVED the Atte;, &LARD, horn London.

Sailed the Nancy, DUD LAce, and Cow/wet;
LEEDS, to Hull ; Fat:vs/rite, PRATT, to Leith;
Carolin`i, PR ESANT, te. "lilacney British Tar;
AI4NISOri, to Liverp.ool ; Fapir, Holland, to Lon.:
don and Mriry; Ciaitri, to Dover:

The following Ships are rut in, wind.bound i—tEC
HENDERSON, to Whitby; with goods
.;
Swift, BANHAK from Ireland to Hamburgh, with
gdocib and Psiritilii Delight, Footo, from Lori.
don, in ballaSt;
The Rope, DotrGALt., . from Charante, with
brandy, which came on Yarmouth Beach on tbd
24th January is got off, and come into Harbour.
London, England, 1803-02-08

snip NP r.

Tut. 4.
Passed by—the Mary, Johns, and Juno, Bennett, from
Honduras • Matilda, Davis, from G retradaitttitry;4ltomp-
son, and the Shields, Stevenson, from Dantzic.
Sailed—the Jupiter, Paincey, for Smyrna; ()live Brarich,
Redman, for Barbadoes ; Progress, Frost, for boivinicai,
Sir William Douglas, Marcy, for Africa ; King George,
Cotter, and the Boddington, Saal, for St. Viricerit's.

STOCKS.

&DAY. •
India Stock 2T2i. fOr Ac.
South Sea Stock
Excheq. Bilis S. is. dis.
Fundable ditto prem.
3d Exchequer Bilis dis.
Omnium 41
Inver. 3 per Cent. 6git -
Ditto Ann. 7
Bank for opening
India for Ace.
Cons. for Feb. 747 tk
London, England, 1803-02-08

DEAL, 7.

ThE Ship Chinon,- with Convieti for 113rany
Bay, came down list night from the River, and
proceeded immediately on her voyage.
The Hon. East India Company's Ship Carman;
then sailed from the,Downs this morning for St.
Helena arid Bengal.

THE DUTCH MAIL.

RATISBON, lAN. I.

TtiE Iniperial Plenipotentiary, Baron 1111ori,i
received on the 101 a Courier from Vienna, with
advice, thiit on the 13th inst. the exchange took
place, of the Ratifications of the Convention con.:
ducted at Paris on the 26th of December, relative
to the GRAND DUKE of TUSCANY'S Indemnities.
We now daily expert an Imperial Decree of Com..
mission, in which the Ratification of the recess, or
general Co*. lusum of the Deputation; will be notified
to the Empire.

VIENNA, 'JAN: 19.

THE GRAND DUKE of TUWANY has accepted
the Convention that has been concluded relative to
his indemnities, though he has lost more than he
has received. The late Chancellor of the Nether-
lands, M. Von CRustrirEn, has been appointed
by His Royal Highness Commissary to take posses:.
sion, in his name, of his new States. The GRAND
Dux.* will in June go to Salzburg.
Letters from Naples say, that the KING of NA.
PLES will in the ensuing year make a journey to
Spain and Emsland, and return to his own Domi.
nions by the way of Vienna.

GENOA, JAm. 6.

ME Italian Gazettes say, that a Ftench Corp,
of Troops will March to Tuscany, and embark at
Leghorn. It is added, that if the English shall
longer refuse to evacuate Malta, a French Atmy
will march to Naples, and thence proceed to under.
take further operations. These reports, however,
certainly deserve very little regard. General
SPITHAL, who commands the Polish Troops, it is
understood, will sail for St. Domingo, and take
with him the French Troops at Leghorn.

MILAN, D. 30.

THE Minister of the Interior, in consequence of
having received information, that in several Com.
munes of this Republic Secret Societies arc esta.
bushed, and private meetings held, has given no.
tice, that no Society of this kind can be suffered
without the express permission of the Government,
and that the Prefetas and Officers of Police must al.
ways have free admission to them. All who offend
against this notice, will be considered as disturbers
of the public peace, and treated accordingly.
London, England, 1803-02-08

LEICESTERSHIRE.

MANOR of LITTLE. sTßE'rrox. and Capital Mes-
silage, Closes,
,and Premises, at Little Stretton antl.G.reat
Stretton. -
TO' BE -SOLD. BY PRIVATE •CONTRACT,..
A VALUABLE .FREEHOLD ESTATE,
situate at Little Stretton and Great Stretton; in the
County of Leicester, consisting of the Manor of Little Suet.'
ton, Mansion-house,„ Coach-house, Stables, and 'other suit-
able Out-buildings, and several Closes ofiremarkably rich
Land adjoining; contaiiihig in the whole about 245 Acres.
.The Mansion-Ilouse is in gnod repair, and fit for the recep-
tion or a genteel Fantily ; and possession may be had at Lady
Day. next.
Little Strettonis a pleasant Village, and itt a.good Sporting
COuntry, about Six., train LeiCester, and within One
Moen!. the 'Turnpike Road leading from. Leicester to Market
I.larborotuth.. • - •

Fora View of 'the Estate, apply at 'the Mansion-House;
Tor further particulars, and to treat for the purchase,
apply to Messrs. Evans, and fvli.ddlepitore,
.Solicitors., Not-
tingham; or to Mr. 'mei reeti,,Lenton Abbey, Iwo Na;
tinKhani.
London, England, 1803-02-08

I ATP REPORT.

COURT OF KING's BENCH, Fin. 5,

SMITH Z. HO/ISHAM.

. ,
Mr. ERSKINE in this case moved that an order of
Nisi Prises might be made a Rule of Court. In ordi.
nary cases, this he observed was a: motion of 'course,
but it was not so under the circumstances of this case.
This adion was tried before Lord Chief Baron.
Eyre, in the 2.9 th of the King, and it was agreed
to be referred, but the reference Was not proceeded
in. This was an ation brought by Thomas Smith,
who is now dead, against the-Defendant, for seduc_
ing his daughter, quad servitium amisit. There was
no statute of limitations to the Making an order 6f
Nisi Prim a Rule of Court, and it could be attended
with no injustice.
Mr. Justice Git osE said, he could only take a
idle to slim cause. This had the cad of enlarg.
ing the statute of limitations.
London, England, 1803-02-08

This Day were pub)ishcd, in Four Vols. Bvo. with a number
of Engravitfgs, price Two Guineas in boards,
THE ELEMENTS of NATURAL' or Eli_
PHILOSOPHY.
By TIIIERWSCAVALLO, See.
Printed for T. Cadell and W. Davies, Strand.
Of whoth may be had, by the same Author, An Eisay on
the Medicinal Properties of Faditious , Airs, Bvo. ss. in
boards.
•
London, England, 1803-02-08

BrqACII OF PROMISE OF ,MARRIAGE.

A young Lady, being a Minor, by her Guar-
dian sued a Gentleman for a Breach of Promise
of Marriage. The Cause came .On at the Assizes
for Bristol, when it was :flitted to he 'referred.
The 'Arbitrator awarded that the Gentleman
shoal pay futile Lady soh at one time, tool, at
anothet, eifc., • The Gentleman, however, before the
time arrived for the payment of any of these . sums,
contrived to seduce away this young Lady from.
her friends, and prevailed on her, she having then
attained the age of 2 r, to release him from the pay-
ment of these different sums of money, and from the
costs, &c. In consequence of this dexterity of the
parties, the guardian had lost the money he had ex.
pended in the suit; and the Attorney his cost's.
' Mr. DAhiP lER E matte an application to the Court
to have this business a little correaed.

Peter Elvison, a foreigner, was discharged out
of custody, having been twice arre4ed for the same
cause of adion.
London, England, 1803-02-08

GIBRALTAR, JAN. 13,

Ten men of the zgth Regiment, besides die
three who were executed, were condemned t 4 death,
hut pardoned by his Royal Highness the Duke of
KENT. They were yesterday embarked on board
the cymthia, which sails the first air• wind for
England.

The Sound was entirely frozen over on the t zth

ulr.

This morning was married, THOMAS WILSO:44
Esq. of Hampstead, to Miss EDWARL), of Colc-
utim-strcet,
London, England, 1803-08-06

mmDsToNr, AuausT 3.

Spear. was inditted on the. COroner's
Inquisition for the wilitilmusrder of Ttionuas
ing, a seaman on board an East InAlarnan,. at thitt
time at anchor' in Ling Reach, near Queenhithe.
It appeared in evidence, that Lieut. Spear,, of Ht 6
Majesty's ship bntesoolotia, was.ordered ty his
Capt,in t board the Wittman, .and to take all the
hands he could get. .In furtherance of orders,
he approached the Indianian in his 'ship's boats, hut '
as they nearid :the trader,. the crew pn board the
Indiaman chewed signs of reik LOWE*, ;Mil' BC-I'lllHr
brought 'forth their 'boarding pike's. v.vearing they
would sink the boats if They carne alonivide the
Indianian. Lient.'Spears;,however, rail cicse along)
sidr, when the crew, on board the Indiam in threw.
a number, of attieles into, the King's bouts; and:
entulteted themselves in so violent a; moiler, tart
;Or. Spears 'ordered his men to fire upon the crew,
but without brill. The penile on bsard the India..
man, imagining the Prisoner and his men had no
ammunition, threw several pikes'on board the boats,'
one of which wounded Lieut. Spears, on, which. he
ordered his crew to toad with ball,' and fire. The
r*sult was, that two perions.on board the Indianian
were The resistAnce, however, 'was, con.
sidered as a sufficient provocation, and indeed, if
the Prisnner had nut; diretied his men to fire, he,
would himself have fallen a sacrifice to the impetu.„
osity and determined Opposition manifested bythe
people on board the Indidutan. The requisite
proofs' of
.the puss-warrant, and the Captain's-or.
der were. then made, and the Jury Acyu;tied the
PriF.oner.

Mary Natter was indicted fur the wilful murder
of her fern* child, in the parish of Binling, on the
tzth of July. The nurse stated that she had at.
tended. the Prisoner during her lying-in, that-for
the first week she behaved with all imaginable ten.
derncss-to diet /infant, bur on the tzth day a milk
fever caine on, a delirium succeeded, -and the un:.
fortunate creature, in the moment otplireitiv, cur
the throat of her child. She was asked why sue did
it, when she. replied, If that the Devil had put it
in her -head," The insanity of the Prisoner in
other, reyetts was clearly proved, and the Jur},
found her Not Guilty.
The Assizes being ended, the Judge. passed sen:
fence of Death upon joseph-iliblvr, for horse.steal-
' ing ;L, 71Jotot Fordk fur breaking , a house. in the
day-tithe f Smith, for horglary •;
Willou, riot, stealing in a dwelling.house,; anti
liam Whitt-mu, fQr personating John Black, a .Ser.
-team in the Marines, inorder to obtain his prize
money.

U Er
The Assizes for- the County RoiAteil this day
they have-heett the rtiost'dull-tartti tmtnterritit% 'that
Imre been known far many years. The bwiiness
on the Crown aide ended last nights 'anal Mr, jos.

LONDON: Urinted by Hu CliA NAN WhItI.LAN; (of flow-Street, Ceivent•CactLll) and
At the Strt4.oyric s, No. ,1 Aj Strad; wheie ildrvertitrorntt, Orders f
London, England, 1803-11-24

:HULL, Nov. 22.

Somt exaggerated teeorts, of " an alarming con.
tagioos diSordee being prevalent amongst the, mili.
tary stationed in the gitrrisoe,o, having- ciNuiated in
this town and neighbourhood during the course of
last week; we have'llte best authority in laying the
following state of the fads before the
Within the, last siY or eight:days., taro betook-
ing to tiw train of artillery have died In theshomn.
tal of Drypool their complaitit Was the cotrtroon
typhur fever. Some others also, of the.,troopa area.
at pre.,ent ill, but to recover. As a krgiisure
of prec.tutiot;, !tow ;!ver, orders have heen.i.isutdfrortt
the General- commanding in thiinisqiet, that the
convalescent 'Froups ahall he itisiiersed in the totyn
and the neighbouring'itillages fora kw days,.
their..apartments in the garrison -can 'be proply
t;le,in'3ed and white...w,ithe,i, which is now carrying
into Troop of Artillery have:'heen,
marched to Cottingham, about folsr .tniie3. from
hence, where they will be.stationed.for this week ;
but tint imy Of the officers have thooiht it necessary
tp quit their apartments in the eitao....t.
(in Stturday the. detachment 01. Artillery eritti-
mond cd by Capt. by rit (.I',)t'd the 'lliiinber from
1,1c331e, anti have
,jined tool) at.
CotfirietSm; where (for tin. above-thentioned
swiiilicy will, remain until further :order:i. • •
Ise is reported that. two French Privateers hive
been seen' of BJ3tno beeps; and that one of them
capturcti a .v.esel laden urirli corn from' that port.
v . •
London, England, 1803-11-24

•
To the PROPRIETORS of EAST INDIA STOCK.
'l.Aniss'inoo'sutt.eiesper:
HE DAY of ELECTION being fixed for Wed.
T
4 -4'
nesday the 30th instant, to fill
.the Vacancy in your
Court-of Directors, oeccsioned by the. Death of Sir Lionel
Darell, I beg leave to solicit the Honour of your Attendance
on that Day, and the' Faiour of youi Sufliagei and Suppori,
msuring you, that should I become the °Wed of yourchoice,
I will assiduously apply my time and attention to yOnr St.r_
vice, and strenuously endeavour to mgrit,your good opinion.
I have the'liononr to be, with the glreatest Respect, -
- • ',aches and Gentleinesn
tour most obliged humble Servant,
JOHN lACK.SON.
Uroad,street Buildings, •
Loncifrn, the isthlgovemner, tg03..•

This Jay was publishal,

Bc>3,
London, England, 1803-08-01

BANKRUPTS.

- -
Edward Moffatt, of WarminStet, grocer, to surrender Aug.
19, at three, 20, at ten, and Sept. io, at three, at the Ited
Lion inn, New Sarum. Attorney, Mr. Chubb, Salisbury.
George Tanswell, late of Shaftesbury, Dorsetshire, butcher,
Aug. 20, and Sept. 6, at eleven, at the Red Lion,
Shaftesbury. Attornies, Messrs,Sykes and Knowles
'Boswell Lincoln's-Inn, London. ,
Joseph Dudley Webb, of Liverpool, merchant, Aug. 17, 29,
and Sept. to, at one, at the Globe Tavern, Liverpool.
Attornies, Messrs. Crump and Lodge, Liverpool ; or Mr.
Battye, Chincery-lanc, London.
Daniel Vender-4er, late of St. Du? stan's Hill, merchant,
Aug: 6, 13, at ten, Sept. to, at !one, at Guildhall. At-
tornies, Messrs. Caton and I3eetson, Gray's Inn Square.
John Edinundson, late of Carlisle, and Isaac Edmundson,
late of Keswick, dyers, Aug. 2, 13, and Sept, to, at ten,
alGuildhall, London Attornies, Mr. j. Birkitt, Bond-
CQUO 1 or Mr. John Barnes' Carlisle.
Richard Prince, of Hereford, mealman, Aug. is, 16, and
Sek. 10, at ten, at the Greyhound. Inn, Hereford. At-
torney, Mr. 1) Heretord.
Walter Hayward, of New Sarum, clothier, Aug. to at two,
21, at ten, and Sept. 10, at six, at the Red ...Lion Inn,
• New Sarum. A notifies, Mr john I lodding, Salisbury ;:
or Mr. Charles Millen, Middle Temple-lane, London.
W 41.1. Mullin, of Matu:liester.street, surgeon, Aug. 2,6,
And Sept. to, at ten, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Buxton,
Great Marlborough-street.
Joseph Houlbrooke. late of Cateaton.strret, dealer in spirits,
Aug. 5,9, and Sept. to, at twelve, at Guildhall. Attor-
nies, Messrs. Waleson, Barlow, and Grosvenor, Austin_
Friars.
London, England, 1803-08-01

111.1PERMI, PiIALI/I.'l,lEl\M

ROUSE OF CUMMONS.

',ViTURDAY, Pale-3v•
Trtmt ATToRNEY GENIRA.I. obtained leave to
bring in a Bill to extend the, jurisdittion of the
Courts of Upper, and Lower Cattada, to parts not
within their limits at present.
Lord Gi.eNßeuvte brought np the Report of the
Committee appointed to consider the s:ate-of- the
journals of the House, ,which was ordered to be
taketi into consideration or;,Monday next.
SARGENT presented 'a
'petition from the
-Ddnors confined in Cardigan Gaol, praying !diet'.
Ordered to lie on the Table.
Mr. AI.EXANDFA brought up -the Report of the
Vote, of Credit Bill, theEtif:hequer Bills Bill, the
.I'tiliacco Export Bill, the Quassia Duty Bill, and
the Dover and Deal 'Pilots' Bill, which were sem
read and, agreed to, and ordered 'to he
.read a third time on. Monday, Also the Report of •
the Committee of Supply, the Restitutions ot which
were read and agreed to,
Mr. VAtst,l rrAaT brought in a Bill fur granting,
eemiin countervailing Duties on fine Sugar, taiporr,
cd Inuit Ireland into Great. Britain, winch was re-td
a first time, and ordered to he read it second time
on Monday. .
The St imp Duty Consolittitiou Bill was read a
first time, and ordei-ed to %e read a second time on.
Monday.'
The Auttioneers' Duty Bill, and the Irish Tea
Importation Bill, passed through a Committee, and
the Reports ordered to. lie received on Monday.
The fortolit Free Port Bill, anti the Scotch Malt
Bill were read. a second tote, and committed fur
Monday.
The f-louse went into a Committee on the Bill
for granting exemptions from serving in the Militia
to those who serve by substitatefio the Army ot
Reserve. The House resumed, the Report
.tt as
brought up, -and the Bill ordered to be read a third
time on Monday.
• • The House in a COmmittee to consider of the
Bounty payable.on Sugar, resolved that it was ex.
pedicnt that the period 'for granting an additional
Bounty on Sugar,. should be limited. Report on
Monday.
The-Property and Income Biil was ordered to be
read a third time on Monttay.
Adjourned to Monday.
London, England, 1803-08-01

MONTHLY AGRICULTURAL REPORT.

St Pic s our last the Season has continued unusually
fine for the Hay, and also the Corn Harvest, In
most of the Southern Distrias the greatest part of
rho Hay is streak secured in the inost.perfen man-
ner ; and in some of the more Northern ones it is in
an unusual stare of forwardness. The .Crops in
most places are both good and abundant. The
average price of Hay, in .St. James's Market, is
51, Isl. 6d. and at Whitechapel a trifle more.
Straw in both Markets, averages al. 15s. The
Grain Crops almost eve!), where appear full
on the ground, and well fed: In, some places the
wheat is now ready for the sickle. The average
price of Wheat is 599. ; of Barley, 258, ; of Oats,
a2s. and of Beans, 345. The showers that have
lately fallen have been of great use in bringing for.
ward the After-Giasses, and +) refreshing the Pas.
ture..Grounds., But notwithstanding these effe4s,
the prices'of both fat and lean.stock will keep up.
FlOpser-The coming crop continues to improve ;
and the growth is now estimated at 170 to 200,090
Bags. It may exceed that qualltity. if we have
suitable weather till they are gathered. ,It must
be kept in mind, that in 1799 the crop promised
- well up to September, when an over sweeping
wind, by some called the Expedit ion.wind, ;IS At
carried our troops to the Helder, deWoyed half
of the crops.; the present weather,
,however,
is much, more promising, and causes a very dull
marker.. Prices are merely ..nominal ; for • there
are scarcely any sales effe4ted on any terms. Those
of rßor, .from 80s. to 951. ;. and t Boz, from 'gas.
ro 1 203. Price 'in Bags 41. t7l. to sl. 12S. ; in
Pockets, 41. 153. to 6!. Some few Farnitams.
y field 71.
London, England, 1803-08-01

LONDON F4SIIIONS' FOR AUGUST.

WALKING ThitS5.F.S.—DreSS of plain muslin, with
a cambric habit shirt.; a hussar jacket of-blue silk ;
hchnet bonnet of StrilW, ornamented with a green
wreath ; nankeen shoes.--Plain dress of white (MIS.
liti with lung sleeves ; habit shirt of muslin and
lace ; Leghorn hat.; nankeen shoes.
HasD Ditassns.--Hat of white chip, tied itown
with white ribbon; orange leaves in front. Cap of
white net with quillings of net round the front, and
,anamented with a 'fancy flower. Turban of white
satin and muslin, with'two rows of beads round the
front, and ornamented with ostrich feathers. Cap
of white lace trimmed -.with pink ribbon ; fancy
,flower in front. Hat of white chip and lilac
crape, turned up in front and ornamented with
ostrich feathers. Cap of white lace with a fancy
flower. A double front straw bonnet with a dome
crown. Dress hat of blue crape,
,ornamented with
feathers or flowers. Round hat of striped willow.
GINERAL OBSERVATIONS..---The prevailing co.
leers are lilac, blue, and. green. 'DreSses are made
• .vary low in the back,.wrth the waists short. Lace
continues to be worn generally, Plain Leghorn hats
a re at present considered as most fashionable. Cloaks
of worked muslin, trimmed all round with lace,
are most prevalent.

DI D.
On thp 7.6 th ult. at Court Green, Sussex, Mrs, lone;:
raid of Philip Jones, Esq. of Lanurth HOUdC, %VACS. ,
London, England, 1803-08-01

NSW STATE LOTTERY.

SWIFT and Co. No. 'I
11, Poultry, beg Leave to
inform the Public, that TICKETS and SHARES are
on sale, at their Office, in peat variety. The Lottery, which
begins Drawing the Sth of September, consists of only 2.,,(40
Tickets; and the Amount of the Prizes is it0,0e01,....
Schemes gratis. • , .

• , ANNUITIES REDEEMABL'E. •
TEN Ye4ts Purchasewitl be immediately given
for Annuities undeniably secured upon Freehold,
Copyhold, or long Leasehold Estates, where the Parties have
an absolute interest„and on which (oyreason of the pressure
of the times) Money cannot be obtained upon Mortgage.
And eight Years' Purchase will likewise 'be given for An.
unities for young Lives' secured on the like Property, or'on
Money in the Funds, where the Parties have only a Lite,
terest. In either case; the Grantors will have the poWer of
rcticcining the same-.

Apply p:tr49ls4lly, or by Letter, to Mr. King, at leis house,
No. 4, l(Ain•streqt, Ade!nisi.

• Thia,Dar was. price 3s. 6d.
LUCY OSMONI).,----A STORY.
" A Pernale Culprit at your bar appears,
Not void of hop; nor destitute of fears."
Bath: Printed by it. Crintwell , and sold by G. and T.
Rubinson, Paternoster.fow, tohaori.

LONDON THE LARGEST AND MOST POPULOUS
CITY IN THE WORLD'.
r • • • This Day- was published,
A New Edition, corrected to the present Time;' illustrated
• with a. large Modern Map of London, with another _Map
of the Environs, and embellished with several Views,
:price Is. bound in red,
rintiE PICTURE of LONDON for 0303 ;
11 being a Pull And Correa Description of the British M 4...
ttopolis, anti of its Vicinity ; and a Faithful Guide to all its
Cunesities, Amusements, Exhibitions, Public Institutions,.
and whatever is remarkable and deserving of Notice; with s
great Variety of Useful Tables, contaiiii:ig the Flaekney-roack
Pares, .Lists of Streets, Inns an Cotrec...homes,
Public Offices, arc.
tis inipOiSiblC, in the compass otan Advertisement, to
enumerate the great number of useful Topics hien are
treatetiOf in this small Volume, but it may suffice to observe,
that a total Stranger may, }4y means of • it, becoMe,better
acquainted with the British Aletropolis in a tew days, than
many thoustincis of intellifent per3oll4 who have resided In it
during man)* rcart:.
Printed Ear 11..•Phillipi, No. it, St. Paul's Church-v./0,.
and sold by every Bookseller in the United Kingdom, and *t.
the Bars of ail the Principal Coffee-houses in London. 'T
01 whom may bebaci, by the same Editor, • •
r. A Guide to the Watering and Sea bathing Places ; with
sixty Maps and Views, price tas. in boards.
1. A Guide to Paris. An that same Ptan as the Piguto of
ss. bound.
London, England, 1803-08-01

ADDRESS TO HIS MAJESTY.

A T General MEETING of the INHABI.
Arx -TANTS of thiTOWN of DOCK, and PARISH
of STOKE-DANI FREI., held at the Town-Hall, in the
said Town, the 16th day of July, 1833, for the purpose Of
addressing His Majesty, to express their Loyalty and At-
tachment •to his sacred Person and-Government at this ini-
,portant crisis

IT WAS RESOLVED,
Ts,t, That Sir John St. Aubyn, Bart. be requested to take
the Chair. - _

Idly, That the following Gentlemen be chosen to frame
the Address : F. St. Aubyn, Esq. The Rev. . 'Williams.
The Hon. Colonel Knollis. R. Nelson, Esq. Wm. Foot,
Esq. J. Marshall, Esq. .
idly, That the Address being presented by the Committee,
and having been read and appoved of, it was resolved, that
the same should remain for Signatures at the Town. Hall,
at the Dock-Bank, and at Messrs. Hoxlandis, 'Congdon's,
Heydon's, Philp's-, and Roach's, Stationers, until Satutday.
next.
4thly, That Sir John St. Aubyn, 13art. be requested to
present the said Address to His Majesty.
thly, That the Thanks of this Meeting be given to Rich.
and Morice. and Francis St. Aubyn, Esquires, and the Reit.
ionatlum Williams, Cleek, the, Magistrate*, for .; on-rotting—
this Meeting.' •
6thly, That the Thanks of this Meeting be given to the
Gentlemen who framed the Address.
7thly, That these Resolutions be signed by the Chairman,
and be. printed and published in I land. Itil Is, and in Tax Sex,
SW, Traveller, Sherborne. and Exeter Papers.
. , . JOHN ST. AUI3YN, Chairman.
The Chairman having quitted the Chair,
Resolved, That the Thanks of this Meeting be given to
him for his conduct in the Chair.-
Town.Hall,(uly26, 1803.
London, England, 1803-08-23

LIGHT HORSE YOLUNTEERS.

YESTERDAY the Light Horse Volunteers, coca.
manded by Col. HERRI ES, had a grai'd Field.day
in Hyde Park, previous to their being reviewed by
Lord HARR I NGTON ro.morrow on' illthied )11 Coon.
mon. They made a very fine appearance, and went:
through their evolutions with great precision; but
they were ordered by the Colonel not to exceed a
trial in their change of position ; and the dust was
so excessive, that they were frequently entirely
covered by it.
This is the oldest Volunteer Corp, in the king.
dom, it being now three and twenty years since
they received Commissions from the KING, and 4
Royal
.Standard for their services in the *Riots of
*760. Their Troops, which were of 60, have
lately been augmented to 80. and they consist at
present of 720 Noblemen and Gentlemen, besides
Oficers, inoluding three troops of dismounted
cavalry, who carry rifles and broad swords. TheY
ate in a high state of discipline; and it must be
pleasing to those now entering into Volunteer
Corps to know, that many Gentlemen were in the
ranks yesterday, who only joined the Corps a fort•
night ago. The ground was kept by the Surrey
Yeomanry.
London, England, 1803-08-23

IXEMPT lONS.

All house 4 belonging to any-of the Royal Fa,
raily'and every public..oilice which formerly paid the
duties out of the public revenue. '

t. Every dweiling-houst, being a farm.house,
occupied by a tenant, and used fur the purposesi
hthbandry. • .
3. Every dwelling-house of the same &scrip-.
tioo, which, together with the household anti
other offices, shall be valued at ten 'minds a year
or less.

. ,
4. All hospitals, charity-schools, or houses pro-
vided for the tetcption of the poor.
5. Where a servant 'resides in a housa only Impale
purpose of taking wire of ir, the •assessment shall be
duly mule, and the, Commissioners, one the flia be.
ing•proved, have power'to make the exemption as
try other cases. . . „ .

ANNUAL. DUTIES for MALL SEAVANTS.

For one Servant 21. is to be paid ; for two ditto 21. I 3S. for
each, and increase ros. on the charge for each Inuit it comes
to 5, and those keeping 5 Male Servants are to pay ,11. for
each.
For 6 - - /:•.1 .11
7 - - 40 t
8
9
. .
4 (1 rr each.
- ~- • 5 0
14) : h. • 5 10
it and upwards 6 6)
Every Male Person never having been married, over and
above the before-mentioned Duties, it. los. for each.
London, England, 1803-08-23

TilE ASSESSED TAXES.

~-,

Tilt following is an •Abstran of the
comprised under Om extensive title, without
the 'numerous urovisi,ms tor. regulating,
&c. It includes nine ilistina objeas
Taxa ion, extending to England, .Wales, and Ber-
wick...alm:Tweed, and is arranged and subdivided
in the following manner ,
London, England, 1803-08-23

RULE FOR CHARGING,

1. The above duties to be payable by the Master,
or Mistre3s, and to extend to the followibg, des.
cription of Servants :---Maitre d'Hotel, House
Steward, Master of the Horse, Groom of the Cham.
her, Valet.de.Chambre, Butler, Under Butler, Cleik
of the Kitchen, Confedioner, Cook, House. Porter,
Footman, Waiter, Running Footman, Coachman,
Groom, Postillion, Stahle-boy, or Helper in the
master or mistress's stables, Gardener, Park:keeper,
'Garne-keeper, Huntsman, Witipper.irt, or by what-
ever name servants affing in any of these capacities
be called, or whether they aCt in m ire than
one of the above capacities, or in any other
ness jointly with any of the above situations; and
every servant let to hire with any carriage or :horses
for a year Or more.
2. The said Duties are to extend to all servants
of the above ,mentioned capacities in Taverns,
inns, Coffee-houses, or any other place licenseti to
sell liquors by retail, except hustlers or helpers in
the stables, and thedrivers of carriages let to hire
in ..uch a manner as that the. Duty shall haie been
paid, and except occasional waiters above the num.
ber usually. kept.
3. These duties also extend to all gardeners who
-have' contrafted (or the kecping.of gardens, and to
bode as are hired to Wotk in a garden where their
labour is constantly 'necessary, or where he shall
;have been constantly employed, to, be paid by the
person employing him, except as hereinafter men-
limed.

4. The befUrementioncd duties are to be charged
for all apprentices employed in any of the above
capacities, except those put out to apprenticeships
by magistrates or parish 'officers, provided their nuns_

Lorinori: printed hy UCI 1A NAN • M'M LI. A NI, , (callow-Street; Covent;Carden);
afld
tit the Stur.Orri di; No. 2, Strata ; where dairvertilArntnts,

•
.(ter does not exceed and 7itat they do not
wear livery, or be employed as 14.ery sera ns.
S. The duties on gainelk.P.epr.rs,..i.ofittextxnil to,
all who are r Tploy to kime :for Anothes-,.
pppointed to kill game, or nor,
whether lawfully
except game:keepers qualiff,;(l in their bwo..right
by right of their
,iip.stOr, for Who.n they have been,
regularly returned as the servant.
6. When the ma,s.ter mistress is charglable.
with duty.for carriage (other than a taxe,l car.„
or for two or: more horses kept for riding, or for
drawing carriages, he ,she shall pay f.ir a midi.,
man-, postillion, groom, or hrlper in the stables,.
notwithstanding 11Shall have been 'retained for' he
purposes of husbandry-, manufatiure cr trade„
7. A groom, stable,..b4, or helper in the in tst,...r
or tnistresi's'stables, taking' care of horse or horses
kept for the purpose of racing,, "0 training
.for
. that use, shall he-chargeable to:spell-mistress sir•
.the amount-of the duties already naThtiotied.
Fur a gardener working under another who is
chargeable, or one workimtg in, a: garden where his
labour is ,not- constantly. necessary, .the .employer
shall pay Ss.
London, England, 1803-08-23

SWINDLING.

Oh Friday last, a great dealee to. Volt front Glow.
cestershire,• waited on the Lotto MAYOR, And in:,
formed him that he had reason to believe that he had
been swindled opt of cool. %Trill of wool, and wishes{
for his Lordship's advice as to the most proper meant
to be
.pursued for the recovery of it. }le stated, that
thrte persons froth town had called upon hit-flat his Ma.
nufactory in the Counrry and represented themselves
to belong to a respeaable Merchant's house in Lon-
don ; he had sold them wool to the animint of 001:
for which he received payment in bills. They wt:re
ptitpOried CO be accepted by Sc. Llin Caulfield, atiti
b.• believed them At the tide to he god. A very
Sll:ift time after the transaction took place, and the
goods had been delivered, hi had teason to slispea
the validity of the bills, anti ininiediately came to
Ition on the iisineis.. He was Kiwi CouVirieed that
tit suspicions were well founded ; the wmil, he stated,
was then at the Swan Inn, Flolborn.btidge. 0,1
heisting this plain statement, anti being' made ac.
quairved with this dealer's 'grounds of swidout, his
LordAtip advised him to take proper Officers to the
swan Inn, and when any persons came to deManil
the ,Wooli to take them into. custody. Accord-
ingly, on Saturday morning, tOPO men ear Tie TO Lqt‘i
it awar, and were apprehended. *Shortly after
foreigner Called ,to inquire about
.0110
.the party;
and he 'also '‘V'as taken into cUstOdy. On the sAnie
afternoon the three prisiineri underwent a privates
otatnination before the Lotto Misvoe. The first
person-examined laid his name was Corrick, and ;IC,
knowledged himself Lo.be a Clerk to a Mr.
pf Sulfoni—lan2, Cannon-street ; and said; in what
-he had donebe had rifled by the orderi (Ibis Masteri
and . a superior Cleric of the naMe of Shoieel; -On
the foreigner was found a bill of iool, of the
same description as those already mentioned. As
it was found 'necessary to. have Mr. hi:, and Mr.
Shovel. brought forwards the thiee Prisoners
were remanded until they could he fotoid. Ora
Saturday evening. Shovel was apprehended in Luti.
don, and the day following Mr. H. was taken into
custody at Norwood. Yesterday the whole party
had a
.prirate hearing before the LORts MAYOR 4
,whin it appeared that the persons who made the
purchase in dloucestenithe, had about them at tlici
time bills to the amount of gOool. w MO they endeaJ
vourcd to circulate fur art itlesof a ditferokt &scrip.,
'Lion. On a Minute investigation, the pills appear.,
ing of a .fratidttlent nature, the Prisoners were all
remanded for ftirther examination.

A person was examine,l, eharged With otteting
Bill of Exchange. for 256% knowing it to be
He was reniandal for iurthcr examination:

nett profits of the first niglns -nt the Batts
and Brictot The.icres, are t‘o be appropriated to the
respeetive Pattswic Funds in chose Chin.
London, England, 1803-08-23

EXEMPTIONS FROM THE ABOVE.

.
Persons employed by the day orweek as day.
labourers in agriculture, in any girrden belonging-
to a farrn.huuse which is exempt from the duty 'on
inhahited hates, or belonging to:a dwellirig.house
not chargeable widi the said duty,ii -such. g
dues.not require the constant lahourof one person.
ANOTHER CLASS .OF,
For every male traveller or rider employed by a ,C. d.
merchant or /racier . • - • - -
for every-male'clerk, book-keeper, or office-
' keeper, except.apprentices, with whom no fee, or
:less than zol. IlaS paid r • • - I L
For every.tnale shopman or warehouseman (ex-
cept apprentices.as*resaid), win:trier in a wholesale
ur r,,t.ul shop or warehouse -• 2 I I 0
Fur every male savant kept by a stable-keeper to
take taw of race horse, whereby --the stable-keeper • •

.
. _
may gain a livelihood or profit - • 7 - t x 0
For every male servant bowl fide retained for the
purposes of husbandry', Inantitaelur6, or -trade; Cpr
profit, and at tittles engaged in any domestic employ.
men', but_not charged duty as such --: -, • 05.- o
• For every.male retained for the above purposesi
and•at any time employed as groom, stable-boy, or
helper, where the tuasteror mistrel,i iik.al be charge- . .
able to one hOrie• and no more, for riding, or tbr
drawing a taxed cart, but not 'any•othervittriage os o
Vol. every coachman, po:Jtillion, groom, or heler,
kept to be lett out to -hire ibr leis than a year, 'and
in such a manner that the duty payable on horses!
lett to hire shall ii.)t be paid by the innkeeper, post,
master, .&re, evs7ry time of letting titem out, or by
the coachataker, or other person , - 2 0 0

This duty to be paid by the pcts,m letting them
out ; but if the PersOn hiring such servant does:not
give notice as required. by this At, the progres:.
sive duty, before mentioned shall be charged on him;
and, if a 14glier assessment be made, it can be redi-
fied by the Commissioners.
London, England, 1803-08-23

LXMVTIONS.

s. Houses belonging to any of the Royal Fa-
mily, and public offices, the duty for which has
been heretofore paid Out of the public purse.
z. Houses for the relief of the` pour, hospitals,
nr charity schools, excepting the parts inhabited by
t (Beers or setvants of the Institution, which 0411
be assesro'd as entire dwelling-houses.
'rw windows in any licensed chapel used fur
no other purpose than diVine worship. But all
these 1104titals, chapels, poor houses, &c. shall be
returned by the assessor, and proved to be such be-
fore the Commissioners, who are then to discharge
them fri m the duties, in the same manner as they
tIO poor persons claiming exernptions.
4. The windows in dairy or cheese,roonn shall
also he returned tb the Commissioners • bat, on
proof that they bad either the words, " Dairy.
room, or Cheese.room," us the Case may be, paint-
ed itt large roman letters on the outer-door, Or,Out-
side of therwindows, and also that it had 110 panes of
ghiss, but that the windows were made with splines,
or wooden laths, or iron bars, the exemption. shall
then be allowed.
London, England, 1803-02-12

PORTSMOUTH, Fru. Ir.

ARRIVED the Gvverhor Alihi, Cyn„EEN, and
7'Zr/inch Asoz LA., from Demerara, with colfee-and
sugar, for London ; Kersey, Mora:As, from Bristol ;
and nu, TvlosEs, from London.

Put in to this Port, with the kiss of boom square.
sail, and other damage, the indiatcy, WHITE, from
Newcastle.

FEB. 11.

THE Liox, TE E 1., which sailed from hence
for Ancona, arrived there the ISch January, and
proceeded from thence to Venice, where she arrived
on the zoth.

Ai-rived the Lydia, NtcHOLSOrT, frotit Flail ; and
Caihrs:ne aq'd Mary,, KNIGHTS, from Roche.ster.

Sailed the Vigilant, DeitkY, fur Lynn; Triton,
DE MONT, for Boston ; Alaicu, ANDERSON, for
Whitby ; Thomas aid Mary, Go§t: Ex, .and
SEIEMIERD, for Leith ; BkoNttiv, for 11611.
London, England, 1803-02-12

MARS.

A.R.RIVIED. bUlt.
Holland 'a
French
tiamburgh o

PRICE OF !)TOCKS,
TalS IiA,Y AT TWILVIL O'CLOCK.

THE SUN.

• -
40LILIA Qt.) IS DICES.* •ALSUJA AUDJIAT f

LONDON, FEBRUARY 12, 1803*

WE have this morning received Now-York
Papers to the 2 Ist of De.:ember. The Port of
Nrz.u-Orican: having been shut against the Ame.
rican Trade, has created very lively sensations
throughout the United States, but more particularly
in Kentucky.

These Papers contain no recent intelligence re-
spefling Si. Domingo.

Hrs MAJr:iTY %VIII bold a Levee next Wednev.
day.

The li.o.stm. FAmt LI; are expected to remain in
town doting the whole of next week.
By the ~,Threrva, a Botany Bay ship, arrived of
Dover, we are advised that the extra ships, Lord
Eldon and Minerva, outward bound, arrived at the
Cape the zoth of Onaher last, and the Skelton Castle
the 2. sth of that month.

The Lord hia'vt was 'getting under way the 4th
November, anti the Skelton Castle on the loth was
only waiting a fiir wind to put to sea.
• YeSterday a Court' of Direetors was held at the
East India l-louse, which adj,iurned at six o'clock
till Wednesday next.
Yels terday Mr. RICHARD HARDING, the Purser
of the Honourable East India Company's ship the
Eilhiiiitone, Capt. MILLIKEN CRAIG, attended
the Inha-lionsny, and received his final, Dispatches
for the Givetnthent of Bombay, Nviih which he itn-
mcdiately proceeded to join the said ship.

PAsll.:sl,:ratS 'I%Y Tlllt EtrHlNSTol4l.—Messrs. fond,
gliaW, Page, Liverl.:y, Davii, Etiginton,and Browne,
Cadet ; itg.d Mr. joint PeVac, tr•;:e Manner.

MI: the. extra Ships taken up this season are now
dispatched, except the Budd4,l and the Union ; the
former is destined to Sr. Helena and Bombay, and
the latter to Madras they are both appointed to be
in the Downs on the 2311 inst. about which time
they will be dispatched.
The Marquis ana marchioness of A B ERCORN
gave a grand Ball and Supper on Wednesday Even-
ing at their house in Grosvenor-square, which His
Royal Highness the PRINCE of WALES honoured
with his presence.
Some of the Papers, we obierve, indulge them-
selves in observations upon the late State Trials,
which we think in the highest degree indecorous
and reprehensible.
The Bishop of WORC ESTER has set a noble ex-
ample to his venerable Brethren of the. Bench, in
completing the Library at his Episcopal Palace, and
leaving it as an heir-loom to his Successor. If
modesty has prevented thii estimable Prelate from
including his own Works in the Colledion, it will
be materially defedive in point of Theology, Mo-
rals, Criticism, and Learning.
Two hundred Marines have arrived at Sheerness
to guard the Dock-yard ; a system infinitely better
calculated to prated His Majesty's Naval-yard,
than thst heretofore adopted, of having the yard
watched-at night by the labourers who had been
ern loyed at work nil the day, and who" on that
account; must be incompetent to vigilance all night.

NAVAL
-NEW&

PLirMOUT//, Fii.la

SAltko this evenineto the Wesfiirard, chder
Sealed Orders, the Beltrisles or 7+ guns, Copt. J.
WiIITIIT : her destination is mot known, but it is
reported that she carries Dispatches,
London, England, 1803-02-12

;us S

in question, sato; ne nad one obsert,ation to older
upon what had fallen' front him, relative to the
efred of the P.eSiridibry upon' the 'Exchange. His
Hon. Friend must he aware, that .at the periods
in which the -Rtstridion originally took place,
namely, in the years 1797'and t 798, the state of
the Exchange was highly favourable ro this Coun-
try ; and; that it was not until after the harvest of
1799, that the Exchange became unfavourable ;
and he considered it as of material importance,
that the Public should be aware, that the Course of
Exchange was by no •means unfavourable during the '
whole time of the Restridion continuing.
The Question being called for, was then put,
and the original Motion'agreed to.
The ArTORNEr-GiNERAL then preSented the
Clause, the nature of which he had described in the
early part of the debate, and which. was agreed to '
by the House.
The Chairman then left the Chair, and the House
resumed, when the Report was forthwith received,
the Amendments agreed to by the House, aria the
Bill ordered to be read a• third time on Monday, if
engrossed.
Some private business was then disposed of, in
the course of which the Heydon Port Bill was read
a sesond time, and referred to the consideration of
a Seled Committee.
The list of those Members who• had been chosen
to form the Court of East India Judicature on the
part of the Lower House, was then presented, and
read from the Chair. Among the names we noticed
thOse of the following Members.
W. Wilberforce, Esq. W. Sturges, Esq.
W. Smith,. fun. Esq. 1-.. H. Strutt, Esq.
G. Wood, Esq, Hon. R. Rider,
D. Linghain, Esq. . Sir. W. Pultenev,,Bart.
H. I3ankes, Esq.. C. S. f.cleYre?.
I. H. Browne, Esq. W. M. Pin. Esq.
1-lon. J. Scott, Sir E H. Hartopp, Bart.
Hon.• W. A. Townshend, T. Stanley, Esq. and
C. Adams; t.sq. Sir J. Pm:Aerie, Bart.
•
On the Motion of Mr. SARGENT, a new Writ.
was ordered to be issued for the. Borough of Yar-
mouth, in the Comity of.Southampron, for a Bur-
gess to serve in Parliament, in the room of JAMES
PATRICK MURRAY, Esq. who has accepted the
Otfice of Steward of His Majesty's Manor of East
Hendred, in the County of Berks.
The Committees of Supply and Ways and Means
were deferred till Monday,, to which day (at ten
o'clock) the House adjourned.
London, England, 1803-08-24

GRAVISYND, AUG. 22,

Passed by—the Oak Atkinson, from Leghorn ; TwO Sis-
ters, Horwedge, and Young Peters, Peters, from Einbden.
SAiled—the Providence, Clark, for Elsinore Sophia,
for :Enibden ; Pursuit, l'urnees, for Petersburgh ; Collins,
Stanley, for Copenhagen; Enterprize, Burgess, for Keil ;
Stag, —, for jersey ; and Richard, Terry, tor Cadii.

MARRIED.
. .
On the z9th of July, at Eribole, Capt. Mackay J. Seobie,
;of the Hon. East India Company's Service, to Miss Barbar.i
Mackay, only tlatOter of MajOr Mackay, of Erihole.
London, England, 1803-08-24

Atrd. iS.

A i7LAa of Truce ailed thi incitnii-z for C4lais
with a Foreign Messenger:
The paragraphs .Whielt appeared
,t'Ottie ,of the
tapers yesterday, stating a corrverSation
passed between one of the Cfew of a Flag of Tibet
And some people at Mr; MEwCAtrois bffice, were
entirely without foundation. the fad that not
4 tag Of Truce 'has entered
,Calais 'Harbotir very
lately, and of those which have; since the stoppage
bf the Packets, not one of the Crew has been per.
milted to'go on shore. .
London, England, 1803-08-24

AMSTERDAM, Auc. 9.

TT is generally supposed that the French have not
canceled so Many Troops in Zealand for- the defence
of that Island; but with a view to employing tht‘m
in the intended expedition against England,
At Flushing, the preparations for putting that
place in a state of defence against any attack of the
,English, still continue. Scieral"hduses have been
,pplltiftlown for that purpose at
.01d Flushing.
The American States have a considerable sum of
money to pay to France for thetessiun of Louisiana.
A:Loan has in consequence been opened by .the
Houses of Hope and Co. DR SMETH and.WlLt.m.
It is not to exceed five millions of dollars, for
which American Funds will be provided.
The Whole capital will be liquidated by the Arne.
rican States before the year aBzt. .

AUG. !3.---Mmiral Ag Wiittut took his pas-
sage from Ferrol to the Texel as a Danish merchant.
The ship on board which he was,. was several times
detained -. by the. English. The last time it was
visited, an Englishman who thought he knew him,
said to him-'7”. If I am not miStaken, I have the ho.
nitur to know you."--" That May pos!iihle be," said
De WINTER' "but I certainly do not reconea ever
to have seen you before." " I think," replied the
'other we have been opposed to each other in an
engagement."—" I ask your pardon," replied Ds
WINTER, 14 but I was nor at Copenhagen at the
time of the battle there." 41 I never knew you," re.
turned the Englishman,- " as a Dane, but I think you
are the brave. Dutchman Admiral Os WI rrrs."—
The Admiral then prodUced his pass as at native of
Denmark, and with this the English were. satisfied,•
and stifF!red•the ship to proceed. This anecdoteis
;related by ;Vl. DR Val:Of, ',the citosio- of the 'ship
io;.whieh :De Wltirgle .cattle from Fetrol to the