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London, England, 1803-05-07

COUNTY OF KILDARE. .
T .a Meeting of the Noblemen, Gentlemen,
.(3., Clergy, and Freeholders of the COUNTY of K I.-
DARE, held at Naas, on Saturday the t6th- of April,
pursuant to a Requisition by Jon N jos ell HENRY, Esq.
Nigh-Sheriff; for the purpose of Cone, tulating our Gra-
cious Sovereign on his late providential deliverance from the
Conspiracy harmed against his Life ; the HIGH Sasß ir
hiving taken the Chair, Rosser LetTOUCHEt Esq. (Mem.:
her fOr the County), rose and moved, That a Committee
should be appointed to prepare a suitable Address, which
.was seconded by four/ W or. vs, Esq. (Colonel of the Kit. •
dare Militia), when the following Gentlemen were appointed
to prepare the same:
Robert Latouche, Esq. John Finlay, Esq.
John Wolf; Esq. Peter Wolfe, Esq.
Rev. Cramer Roberts, Michael Aylmer, Esg,
Wogan Drown, Esq. Wm. D. O'Reilly, Esq.
Edw. Henderick, Esq. and
Richard Griffith, Esq. Ambrose O'Farrel, Esq.
Thc following Address was unanimously agreed to
To the KING's Most Excellent MAI ESTY.
We, your Majesty's mest_dutiful and loyal Subjeets, the
Noblemen, Gentlemen, Clergy, and Freellialders of the
COunty of Kildare, beg leave to approach your Majesty
.witl:- our most heartfelt Congratulations on the providential
discovery of the late traitorous Conspiracy di/Med against
your Majesty's sacred Person, and the happy Constitution'
under which we live • •

We Leann-with equal abhorrence and a astonishment, that a
• project so wicked and desperate had been entertained by per-
sons•living under the mild and-equal laws which those Coun-
tries have to boast; and ive are led by the deteaion of such
nefarious designs, to relied on the value of those Blestinga.
which we enjoy under your Majesty's auspicious Reign.
We most earnestly beseech that Providence which has
hitherto shielded your Majesty's invaluable Life, to vouch-
safe to yoitr Majesty a long continuance of Health and Pros, -
perity, and to us a continuance of that
H Security and Happi-
ness which we enjoy under your Majesty's paternal Govern-
ment.
his Excellency the Loan L t ECT,EN ANT , to know at' what
.time he would please to receive the Address, and that on
Whatever day his Excellency shall please to appoint for that
purpose, the Sheriff; attended by .the Committee who fram-
ed the Address, shall present it, with a request that the Lord
Lieutenant will transmit the.same to His Majesty.
It was further agreed on, that the Proceedings of the
-Meeting be published in the English and Irish Newspapers.
The High Shedlfhaving left the Chair, Robert Latouche,
Esq. was reqtrested to take his place, when the Thanks of,
the Meeting were voted to the High Sheriff for convening it,
and for his condua in the Chair.
London, England, 1803-05-31

Court desire the Prosecutor- to accept, and which
the. ProsecUtor, he hoped, would accept it -tv:isThy
no means less than what the Prosecurcir had a riAht
to exped, and • he. had. a right also [it expeil tlint
ine apology should be as ,public as the "prOvocatioi)
had been: He. mils -therefore iostrated by his
Clients, the'llefendants, to read ro .the Coutt the
fallowing letter- to Lich they had sent to the Pro.
secutor:

"
" trot' friars' the pressure of the Prosecution
against me, but froth a sense of the impropriety of
my condud, towards you, that I am indueed to ask
you, ,as a Gentleman, to forger it, upon'my assuring
that 'upon relle,dion, I am very sorry for the
publie affront which arose from passion and mis-
apprehension, and not from any malice or dislike.—
As the affront was public, I am sensible that my.
acknowledgment should also be .so.; but as J am.
sure you would noti,as a Gentleman, either ask or
receive any apology unfit to be offered,'l hope you
will be satisfied with your Counsel's reading this
letter in Court, and saying that you are satisfied.','
The other Defendant had written tO•rlie Prose:
cutor, adopting the Sentiments in the first letter,
and They tendered this ,p logy in open Court to'
the Prosecutor whom they admitted to be a man.of ,
perflitt honour.
• Mr. EttsklNT, on. the part of the Prosecutor,
said, that his objea was to vindicate his honour,
and that purpose answered, he was satisfied,upon
which the Rule was discharged, •.

couRT of COMMON PLEAS, MAy.23. • -
BPALE inomrsoN, AN 6 jouNs6s J. B It'OD E.;
RICK.

In this case the question was, whether the Bd..
tish Sailors were entitled to wages in Russia during
that period of time, when they were r.iken out of
their respetive ships, aid marched up the interior
of the country, where they remaini:d about six
months r The Court were decided in Opinion on
this important suhjed, and delivered their opinions

' ius:ice CHAMBRE and Mr. Justice HEATri
were of tipinion; that there ought ik.) be judgment
for the Defendants.

• The LORI) CHI r.r justice's opinion was in
fa-
VGtir .the
I Mr. justice Root 'said, he had not bad rime to
sider the'subjed.sufliciently to deliver wdeeisdve opi-
nion. It was wished that the COUrt should deliver
judgment this term,' that the parties niiklit not 'be
delayed in their writ of error. Ilk Lordship said;
'he rather inclined in fivonr of the Planta; hut.thaf
there might be a Judgment, he won/d then agree
.
that the. Defendant was entitled'to JuAgitienL
Juiigment fOr Defendant. ' '" •

, •
The Court 11!so delivered judgment in another
case. .%-vhe're the ButcheW COtopiny had brought au
action of Debt for a penalty of ios. foUndetton oue
of their Bylaws, ag.llit,t a 'prison for selling .tr.•:at
on a-Sunday.

The single question for the consideration of the
Court was, whether they °tett to have given him
notice, and made a demand before anion brought'?
the court, except' Mr. Justice ROOKE,
thhught notice or a demand oonec4issaty.
Judisttent for the Plaintiff:
London, England, 1803-05-31

-1%,* On Saturday last we e:;epressed our hope that ewe
might
pyet be able to repair the great loss 'which
the Country had sustained, by no report havifig
ham given of Mr. PITT'S Speech in the House
of Comtp9n4 on Monday the 23d ;aslant. . We
can VOW express. ourselves more confidently upon
the subjea, and have the satisfaciiou,V this day
announeing, that ;we hope to be able to_give a
full Repirt. V• that celebrated Speech, in our
raper of -rr o -morrow or Thursday.
London, England, 1803-05-31

tXI-Ithrtifilkrof tre 0t7A1.-PtCADEMY, SOME P,-

SET.IIOUSL.

The figure -in the Anti. Room, intended as *an
-.6tit::rpitee, • with its arm extended towards ,the
Picture of Lear, with the dead body of Cordelia,
painted bY Mr: G,,R4b4,x, appeirs to be placed
1-prop's, p6intingto dired the attention of the Ama-
teur to this .Work of Merit, hung out of the reach
of the eye, while the Portrait (whose charafter of
countenance announces the high pedigree, and makes
it valuable to•the Illustrious Family), occupies too.
much of the principat situations to be a credit to
a great School, they beirig but a secondary
,part of
the Acts--IVe understand that Mr, G. Ralph 'was
a Student
.under Mr. A. Runciman, Historical Pain-
ter .at Edinburgh, and kft that Master in the year
1.772, on the promises of certain pretended Patrons
to tOrward him in his studies in Italy, and thnngh
deceived and deserted, his time and labiturs lost,
and other Wise injured by them, yet 'he commenced
a: Student in the Royal Academy, Somerset-House,
in the year 1775,, The Portraits he his painted in
London, audfdilrerent Counties of England, are
sufficient to establish his name amongst 'the fist in
thatline, and his performance in the present.Exhi.
bition xvill testify to every tnparrial Amateur- his
• merit in-the grand principles of the Art.

A FRIEND TO MERIT.

On Thitr;,ltylist, at Yank, the Hon. Mrs. Boyle,
of a I).nigh,t.r.

D 1 ft' D.

On Friday last, A his lodgings at Hampstead, Thomas
Nl'Giritv, Esq.'. of rinreole.street:'
Early on 'Sunday morning last, at his.house in ,init.tiarnp-
ton-placo„ Captain Samoa itutherroord, surviving his Lady
only tworve tl.rys;
London, England, 1803-05-31

L 4 VA L

PLYMOUTH, MA? 2,g--S-oc o'CLocK,
the Hazard Sloop of War, with Dispatches from the Chan.
ncl F Yesterday morning at four o'clock, after she haJ
received her Dispatches,- a French Frigate hove in sight,
when the Minotaur and two other Ships of War gave chaci.
and at twelve o'clock the headmost shipsatne. up and cap-
tured her, after the exchange of a few shot. When thi
Hazard lost sight of her, she was beating to windward vritt
the three Mtn of War, to join the Fleet. The. wind being
at 6outli-wcst, she may be every hour et FEW to atiive here.
Sailed the Doris Frigate, on a Cruite.

DOVER, MAY :0-4141.r :Ail Two, P. M.—The Auck,
land Packet is this moment arrived with Dispatches fronl
111, MENGA uD. By the Master of the Auckland Packet nft
learn, that the French Mail Packet came into Calais Road
Yesterday with Mails on board for England, but was obliged
to put back owing to stress of weather. Captain Soirot4
was in hourly expeetation at receiving permission to returs!
to England with his Paact.
Two common noveling Boats of this place, having Letters
of Marque, fell in with a French West huliaman early 013
morning otrEarleigh, and engaged her nearly two hours, WWI
the Lark Sloop of War, which had heard the firing, conlizt
up, she struck. having had one man killed and several
wounded. Several of the Boats' Crews were slightly wood'
ca. The Prize.past this afternoon tor.tbe Downs ahe
fine ship, soo tons, deeply laden, bound from Martinkro
mprcS,i,:e.araltt,ocifarro,ynteths:
Dunkirk.
er:ivaiy4
Sophia,obryt tt oloietA.PDnotullveenekrpaitriP:sramiwvaiittityheenralttle:cylke,lnceirvratio6,l;i;...
Oil.

DEAL, Mw-t• 33.—The Frigate that was an show:ool.T
Goodwin Sands yesterday' afternoon, is the Hussar.
401.
Arrived the 11Q11. East India Company's Ships Marce
Ely, and Canton, and remain. •

HARWICH, MA 30.--A Packet sailed this aftsio
under a Flag of Truce to Ilelvoetsluys, with Mr. BA* It'W11!
one of the King's Messengers.
London, England, 1803-07-04

To NIr.RCHANTS,

•
A
YOUNG 'GENTLEMAN (past Twenty} of
liberal Education and respedlible Connexions, is
itiesirOnts of a Situation as • CLARK or Assistant in a Mer-
thant!* Counting-house. . He is conversitiu with the French
Language, having resided in France some time tbr thu: pot-
Y,ei and well acquainted with Hook-keeping and Ac:..ounts.
Would give the preference to an House in the Russia or
burgh-Jim; ancLas Salary is no objed, having an indepen-
dence of his own, no Situation will he accepted but in a
opsoof the first ermsequence and respectability, as employ,
and the attaining a thorough knowledge in the Mercantile
Line, is the Advertiser's sole objed in this Advertisement.
Security' to any amount will be given; and the AdVertiser
%as no objeition tti enter intoAtticleit for Two pr Three Years.
Jr Line addressed to H. F. (post-paid) to he left at the Lon-
d9ireottie-louse, I.udgate-hill, will betluly attended to.
N It is requested that no Broker or Agent wilt answer
AdvertiSetheat, as tit application from them will be at-
tended t 0,,, . • ; •

WANTED, in the North or West of England,
ASi -MA 'LION for a Single. LADY of good
(Tharadler and most respeCtable Family Connexions,
as B() KDEit in a Gehieet Family. &Clergyman's would
be preferred; Or a Widow_ Lady's.
"Fite Lady is near Thirty, :out has arts living. An
handsome Stipcpti will be.Pild,
N. 14. Nrci. A•ylirAtions will -be attended to. unless re-
ference can he givci: tor Charatter. to, some of the most
respeCiable rami:ies in the NeighbourhOod.
• • Inquire, of Iticharil Godtree, 'Upholsterer, 'Palace-yard,
)youninster.
London, England, 1803-05-09

• THEATRE:ROYAL, DRURY-LANE.
TO.MORROW EVENING, May •io, 1803,
, will be performed a new Comedy, called
, . THE MARRIAGE -PROMISE.
- The Charaaers by
Mr. C. K EMBLE, NIG DWYER, Mr. DOWTON,
Mr. HOLLINGSWORTH, Mr. BA RTL EY,
Mr. PALMER, Mr. POPE,
Mr. MAUDOCKS, Mr. SPARKS, Mr. EVANS;
Mrs. POWELL, Miss MELLON, Mrs. SPARKS,
Mrs. MAUDOCKS, and Mrs. JORDAN.
WITH
London, England, 1803-05-09

BELI.'s ANATOMY, VOL. 111. PART 11.

This Day was published, in Royal Svo. illustrated with
Plates, price ens, in boards,
THE ANATOMY of 'the- HUMAN' BODY,' '
vol. 111. Part 11.. containing the Anatomy at the Eye
and Ear; of the Nose and Organ-of Smelling; of the Mouth
and Organ of Taste; of the. Skin and Sense of Touch.
By CHARLES BELL,
Fellow of the Royal College of.Su roans, Edinburgh.
Printed by T. N. Longman and 0. Rees, Paternoster-row ;
and T. Cadell and \V. 1240ies, Strand.
Of whom may 13. t had, lately, published,
The two FirSt Volumes or the above Work; by lohn Bell,
containing the Anatomy of the Bones, Muscles,and joints ;
and Of the Heart and Arleris-s, with numerou, Engravings*,
price 11. tos. in boants ; 'and-the First. Part of Vol; 111. con-
taining the Anatomy of the Brain, and Descriptitm of
Course of the NerVes, with numerous ErtAravings, price
7s. 6d. itkboards; or the three voluines tiamplete, price at. 6s.
boards.'
The Fourth and. last Volume is in preparation, and will
speedily be published.

This Day was published, in Quarto,
Embellished With Plates, Price It. ss. or on ltiqal Paper
• • • • .Li. 15$. in boards, •
THE TEMPLE of NATURE ; or, The Origin
of Society, a Poem, in • Four Cantos.
• :By ERASMUS' DARWIN, M. D. F. R. S.
Printed for 1. lohnon, in St. Paul's Churchyard.
Where may be had, by the sank Author,
• 1. The Botanic Garden,,a Poem, with Plates, 2 vols. /No.
11. Is. in boards..
2.` Zoonornia, or the L4ws• of Organic. Life, 4 vols. Svo,
11.165. or on large Iwo- 21. Ss. in boards. •
• 3. Phytologia,orthe Philosophy of Vegetation, 11. tts.6d.
in boards. -
London, England, 1803-05-09

CORN .EXCHANGE, MAY 9.

TH E supply of Wheat to.day is not large ; the
sales in general are at a redu,ttion of Is. and 2s. per
quarter, except on some very tine samples that reach
last prices ; vve have a middling supply of Barley,
with many Buyers, whiet causes a briskness, and
they sell better ; Beans and Pease are nearly as last
week ; we have a tolerable supply of Oats, and this
articlefully supports the last Prices ; in Flour,„We
perceive little alteration.

W:le•it 47s a s4s a 59 NI t Tick Beans -27 s a 31s 04
Fine ditto . 6os aoi s 6.1 . . iss a it:is a zrs
Rye - 3zs a 3is l'idi4nl ditto 22$ a 23$ oa
BArieY - Its a 26s 0A Rape Scect - 331 a 37$
Nl,ilt - 41$ a 46$ nit Title Flour - q3a a 47s oct
White I'ex6e 35s a 41s oil Second do -4,3 s a 43$
Beans - 3os a 3.0 oCi

Sittings appointed in Middlesex and London be-
fore the Right Hon. 'RA CH Alt D PEPPER Lord A t.-
vANLev, Lord Chief Justice of His ,M tjesty's
Court of Common Plea;, at WesLminster, in ,t;iti
after Easter Term, 1803.
MIDDLESEX. IN TERM.
- April z 9 Saturday,
- May 6 SAtti rday,
13 Saturday.
- Iti hursclry,
Arrt.R TIO(M.
May 24 I ‘Vettnestiay,

LONDON.

ridgy,
F -
1
rid;iy,
cdtwsday, -
'Tuesday, -

April 3,
• May 7

• 19

May a

The fqllowing melancholy circumstance lately
happened' at Ack.worth, near Pontefract
Towdley and her son, who resided at that plat:4
had removed to a new hunse, and; in order to dry
their bed-rooms, which had been newly plitistered,
they burnt in them during the night' a chafing-dish,
with charcoal. In the morning they were both found.
dead.

A few days ago 3 child.l* ng left in a cradle at
Welling, Fleas, was attackc-d by several rats ; and
when the family, alarmed by its cries, arrived to its
aid, they found a great part of its' face devoured.
Hcpes are entertained of its recovery.
MArtstott•Housz..—Pn Saturday nine orar
merchants from 13biolph.lane, PhilpotAane •
were tined by the Lott'D INlsyogi r,. CaCh 4 c
J".
suffering orange peels anti diunact46,l
thruven into the West.

lot
,
vte

a.anges
London, England, 1803-05-09

PLYMOUTH, MAY 7.

Tin Dragon, of 74. guns, Captain AYLMER,
Nikeighed this morning from the Sound, and came
into Harbour.

Sailed the Naiad Frigate, of 38 guns, Capt.
WA.L.Lis, for Torbay.

- - ,
The IVasi,lor and Young Nicholas :Transports,
with Troops on board, bound to Cork, got under
weigh this morning, to proceed on their voyage,
but it falling calm, they were obliged to come to'
in the Sound.

Arrived the Fritnehhip, Capt. HE r autez, laden
with wine, from Malaga, last from Guernsey ; and

the Charlotte, Capt. ROOD, from Cork, with pro.
Visions.

PORTSMOUTH, MAY 8.

YISTIRDAY afternoon, about five o'clock, the
brews of the different ships in Port landed, and all
the Regulars and Marines in the Garrison on an in.
Itant turned out of their Barracks, and possessed
themselves of all the avenues of the town and neigh.
bourhood, for the purpose of impressing from ail
ProteCtions, and a great number of men were in a
short time impressed. A similar movement was
nude at the same time in the Isle of Wight.
This afternoon a Pilor.boat came into the Har.
hour, having on board Myhnecr Tt NNE, late Re.
ceiver.General of Demerara, Mr. FORDES, Mr.
M'CLEMONT, Mr. BERDALL, and another Gentle.
man, who were taken out of the Shff) Governtur
Mertens, this day, off Beachy Head, from Demerara
bound to Amsterdam.

'This day passed by the Isle of Wight, the Nancy,
from India bound to Copenhagen.
Orders were received yesterday at the Dock
Yard, for a return to be 17 •,:de of all ships, whose
state requires the least repair, to render them suffi-
cient for two years service, and to report what
time it will take to get them ready. And we
learn that, in addition to the ships already ordered
and in commission at this Port, two of 98 guns,
and six of 74, will be ready in five weeks.

HARWICH, MAY 8.

THE AmdlandPost.Office Packet, Capt.BRIDG
arrived last night from Cuxhaven, with the Ham-
burgh and Bremen Mails ; and, this morning the
Prism, of /Pahl, Capt. ANTHONY DEANE, and the
Diana, Captain STEWART, came in, the former from
Cuxhaven with the Hamburgh and Bremen Mails,
and the latter from Helvoetsluys, wi►h the Dutch
Mail. Captain BOUVERIE, Charged with Dis.
patches from Russia, and 56 boxes of foreign mo.
:icy, came over in these Packets.

The French at Helvoetsluys are mounting all the
guns upon the Batteries and Ramparts, and in other
sespeCts making every preparation for defence.
Furnaces for heating shot are ereling with all ex..
petition.
The Primer of Wales Packet, Capt. HEARN, and
the Kim: Grew, Capt. PHILIP DEA.NE, sailed
this day at noon with their respeCtive Mails of
yesterday; the former for Cuxhaven, and the lat.
for Helvoetsluys.
The Bodnar Frigate, Capt. Vinxittsow, came
to anchor in the Rowling Grounds this morning,
where she remains, and also the Charger Gun-vessel.
Several Vessels have sailed front hence for the
Continent, with Gentlemen and Express Letters,
in consequence of the present fluCluating state of
Polities.
London, England, 1803-05-09

LObOISK A .

THEATRE-ROYAL, COVEIIT-GARDEN.
TO-MORROW EVENING, May- 'O, 1803,
will be pertimned,
JOHN BULL ; •
. Or, AN ENGLISHMAN'S FIRE-SIDE. .
•
The Principal Churaders by
Mr. LE.WIS, Mr.• MURRAY,.
Mr. FAWCETT, Mr. jOFINSTONE, .
Mr. 11. 101INSTON, Mr. BLANCHARD,
Mr. EMF.RY, Mr. WADDY,
- Mrs. GIBBS,
,Mrs. DAVENPORT.
And Mrs. H. 101iNSTON,
rH
TH7 SPOIL'D
On Wednesday, john Bull, with Paul and Virginia.

UNDER HER MAJESTY'S INIMEDIATE

AGE.

.......,. , .
HE EXHIBITION of Miss THOMPSON's
T.
PICTURES, executed in WOOL, trout. the Works
of the most esteemed Masters, is now open, having the adcli,
lion of three New Pieces, the good- Shepherd, from a cele-
brated Painting by Murillo, a Portrait tram Vandyke, and a
Landscape from Westall. • •
Admittance One Shilling.. .
No, tA, Old Bond-street.

NOW OPEN, AT THE. LYC'Et3II
THE ExtensivePlCTUlth of the
BATTLE OP LODI:

rainted by .ROBERT K E It PORTER'.
Excuted upon the same large Scale as his former Works
of the, Storming of Seringapatam, Siege of Acre, and the
Battle of Alexandria.
It: is painted upon the most correi.c.t information; .to obtain .
Which Ir.. Porter visited the Continent.
This.Pidure gives an accurate idea of the situation of both
Armies at that interesting moment When the French crossed
the:Bridge.: It contains, besides Portraits of many other Ge-
neral Officers in the French Anny, those of Bonaparte, Bee
hlassena, A in;erau, Lasnes, -Monier, Dessaix; &c. as
4180 several of the Austrians. • •
cac'., 0 pea every D'ay from.Nitie.o'Clock in. the. Wfornitk;
Dusk.
Adinittance; ON E 'SHILLING.

lE ANNIVERSARY DINNER.ofthe.GENT-
JL TLE M ENLeducatc..l at Ii.EI2KHANIS.TEI.? SCHOOL,
will be'held on l'itee>tlay the t th uf Nay inst. at the fii:l4's
Alma Inn, lterkliainstcd. ' _ •
- ' • • Dinncren 'fable at. Four &Clock: • •
, Rev. EbWARD.COOKE,_. ?
Esq. s Stewards.
RI CIIA E ATL EY,

.• CONTRACT, ST. BRII) Ps PA Rl5-Th . „ •
THE TRUSTEES Alf ;hit Perish will meet on
Monday the 16th of.ll4ay inst. at. Si:: oiCleck in .the
Evening precisely, to receive litaposals for Contrads• for
she undermentioned Article Thr -the Woikhouse. vie.
MEAT,. CHEESE,BUTTER,BREAD,SMALL BEER,
SOAP; and M ILK, . for Three Months:; Meat .to consist of
Chichi and Sticking without Bone, at " per Stone;
Legs and Shins at per-Stone; prime joints of We-
t her Nlutten, and Pieces of Ox Beef,•at • per Stone ;
Butter, sweets At - per Firkin or cwt. ; Cheese, good
Single Gloucester, at ' • per cwt..; best Wheaten Bread,
at, per Peck Loaf; good Small Beer, at per
Barrel; good Yellow Soap, at' per cwt. ; Genuine
ligk, at per Gallon.
Persons willing to ContraA for the same, are desired ,to
send their Pro-petals in Writinic, directed tor the Trustees, at.
Messrs. Bradley and Arrow.smithis, Solicitors, Middle-New-.
street,, Cough-square. Security will be required for Peri.-
..
fortnance or toe Contrat: •
London, England, 1803-05-09

IWCFIESTER and MAIDSTONE TU

• • • - - -
NOTICE is littreby giten, tha-t the Tolls ads,
• tug at this Toll-Gates upon the Turnpike.:Roadlead-
Aug front *Rociftster Maid.xtone, in the County of Keuf,.
N+VI: he let by Auction,-severally and separately, to the best
Baiders, at the 11Ltre Colt4-house, in Maidstone
0.101%..•5id, of Thursday
.the lath *Day of May lit.xt, bet weep
of TY•elve and Two o'Cickk, in the. rilax.-r .ii-
Teeted by the Aelpassed in the Thirteenth Year of the ittagit
of His lif:tjt:sty Kith George 111. for Regulating the Turn-
Pike-Roacisswhich ;oilswere let the List Year at the Sums
following, (slut is to say), .the Gate called the. Rochester
Gate at 2941. •atul the Gate calledAtte Sandling Gate at 24,31.
and oe severally- put up at the le Sums. Whoever hap-
pens to be the best Bidder or Bidders, must, at the same 'time,
give StXurity, with sufficient Sureties to the satisfadion 'of
the Trustees of the said Turnpike-road, for payment.of the
agreed tot, and at such times as the Trustees shall di-
. G EO. BURR, Clerk to the said Trustees.
Makistone, April 9, 1803. •

ROYAL EXCHANGE.
.NICHOLSON respeelfully acquaints his
Friends and the Public, that the Business of his Office
is removeil to the East Corner of the Royal Exchange,
No.BB, Cu nthilli where the outstanding SHARES of CA-
PITAL anti other PRIZES sold by him arc daily paying.
He furthet begs• leave to intOrm them, that as soon as the
New Lotteries anti tit: Schemes are settled, he will give
their the earliei.t information. With the wannest gratitude
for past Favours, he most respeafully solicits a Continuance.
Further fo state, that the Business in future la ill be carried
on, order the Name and Firm of the ROYAL 42(enANOE
ST LOTT Eit T-0 VFIC F., by the Public's most Obedient
and muchobliged humble Servants,
WILLIAM NICHOLSON and Co.
May g, 1803.
London, England, 1803-05-09

THE ICING V. COLONEL TERROL.

The question was, whether the premises occupied
by this Gentleman and his family at Portsmouth
were rateable.
The Lord Chief Justice delivered the Judgment
of the Court, and held that they were rateilble nn
the ground, that -ultra the serving the ..purOdses
of mere public .duty, he received so much of
beneficial occupation from these apartments, and
other conveniences as to make them rateable,—
His Lordship said, that the Defendant Was as much
bound to contribute to the support of the pOor, as
the Rangers of Parks, the Members .Of
stration who hold official houses, and others who
have a beneficial occupation of property belonging
to the Crown.—Judgment affirmed.
London, England, 1803-05-09

u N
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This Day was Published,
In One Volume Oetavo, price Bs. in boards, on fine Paper,
and hot-pressed, los.
TRAVELS of Four Years and a Half in the
UNITED STATES of AMERICA, in the Years
17g8, 1799, i 80.), do 1, .tBoz. Dalicated by Permission to
THOMAS Er FE ItSON, Esq. President of the United
States.

By J. DAVIS.
Sir, Monticello,. Sept. 9, do t
I received duly your letter of August jt, in which you do
me the honour to propose to dedicate to me the work you are
about to publish. Such a testimony of respell from an en-
lightened foreigner, cannot but be flattering to me, and I
have only to regret that the choice of the Patron will be lit-
tle likely to give circulation to the work : its own merit
however will supply that defed.
Should you in your journey ings have been led to remark
on the same objeds on which I gave crude notes some years
ago, I shall be happy to see them confirmed or Correded by
a-more accurate observer. _

1 pray you to accept the assurances of
my reaped and consideration,
Mr. Davis, TH. JEFFERSON.
Occoquan,
London: S.old' by; T. Oaten, A ve-maria.lane, and T.
I lurat. Paternoster. row ; B..Dugdale, and j. Jones, Dublin;
and H. C:3itat, New-York ; • lor Edwards, Printer,
Broad-street, Bristol. •
London, England, 1803-05-09

THE KING v.• SIX H. VANE, BART.

This Rule, calling on the Defendant tb sbew
Cause why a• crirninal.information should not be
filed against him for, an assault on .a Solicitor of the
name of Benson, who had caused the Hon: Baronet
to be supcenaed as a Witness at Carlisle, in the
open street, and who had attempted to pull the Soli-
citor by the nose for so doing,' was made absolute.
London, England, 1803-05-09

NA PAL NEW S.

DOPER, MAY S.

SyLvErrea, the Messenger, arrived here at ten
this morning, and in a quarter of an hour afterwards
the Da:chess of York Passage Vessel, which, in
consequence of ()this received by Telegraph yes.
terday, had anchored in the Roads to be in readiness
for him, was under full sail wi:h him for Itmlogne.
The Wind blowing fresh and quite fair, it is
imagined he must have landed in'France soon after
one to2day, in which case he may reach Faris by
noon to.morrow.
Three hours after SYLVESTER had sailed, a French
Messenger arrived, who hired a vessel and sailed
immediately for Boulogne.
A Packet and Passage Vessel arrived this evening,
but bring nothing new.
London, England, 1803-03-24

tiered to be imprisonea in gaol rot tise spate at two
years, and, at the expiration of that rime, to find
two sureties f►►r l►ts good-behaviour in 2 jl. each,
and hi►nself in sot,

MARLBOROUC'ff -
On Saturday a Dancing -Master, his Son,
_and hit:
Assistant, together with forty-four retpedable per..
sons of both sexes, were brought before the Sitting
Magistrate, .charge 4 with being disorderly. ,
rAn information had been laid at this.Offiee.by the
inhabitants of Fitzroy-placeo.near Fitzroy square;,
that the house kept by the Dancing Master was a
nuisance, as they were disturbed constantly with
the sound of the pipe and taborr.and of parties foot-
ing it on the light fantastic toe. - Affxordingly a
party of Officers was sent to the house about half
past ten - O'clock on Friday night, and rook the
above persons into custody, while in the height of
their merriment. Several of the Ladies fainted :-,--
they were, however, safely Judged in the watch_
house far the night. oThc.Dancing Master acknowledged that he had
offended against the law by taking adffilisiou
consequently was answerable far the, penalty, which
is one hundred pounds ; with respect to the other
persons, they were all Subscribers, and they 'were
discharged.
The Dancing Master was bound over to answer
the complaint, himself in two hundred pounds, and
two sureties in one hundred pounds each. tie pleaded
that he had a large family, and that though he took
admisssion-money, he did not admit any but lei
speCtable persons.
London, England, 1803-03-24

"MANDE HONOR AB LE!

WE beg to call the attention of the Public to an
Advertisement which has appeared in several, of
the Papers, calling a Meqting of the luhabitants
of. Westminster at the Crown and Anchor Tavern
in the Strand, for the purpose of considering of an
Address to Ills MAits-ry, on his late happy escape
from a traitorous and &testable Conspiracy. This
Advertisement is signed .

Norfolk
Bedford
Derby
Rich. Fitzpatrick
T. Milltr
R. Bent

Nortimmbcrlai'd
Devonshire •
A. Spencer
E. Bouveric
B. Moseley, V. D.
R. AU/.

We were glad to read these gignatures to this
Advertisement, and we hope all ..those who have
denied, for these last twelve years past, that there
existed any Tteason in the 'country, and that all that
Ministers so called, meant nothing more than Par.
Mune:oar) Reform, will nuw come forward, join
the above Noblemen and Gerviemen,,and make the
Arnencle Honorable. it is better that persons should
be awakened late than nefvrt, to the dangers which
have threatened, and may again threaten their
Country.

ORATOSttO.—Mrs. Ft; L.LINGT,ON, for the
first. time this sesson, gave her powerful.aid to this
suhlime,Entertainment at Covent Garden Theatre
last night. Her voice gave no proof of her recent
illness : she sung with her usual power as well as
with • her usual' " 'Farm& je 1.44
" Let the Bright Seraphirn,4' and $4 The Soldier
tir'd," were assigned to this great Perfumer, and
she Sung them with wont!• rful ahiliey, particularly'
the last, which was encored.. Miss PARK displayed
great taste and judgment in 4+ What though I
trace." INC L EDO WS " Total Eclipse," and Ban.
nA.st's $4 Lord rt?netither," and " Softy Skeet,"
were among the prominent merits of the Entertain..
-ment. Miss MUT4 DAY 'was able to resume her
.place last night. The House was crowded.
Madame noLLA's performance in the
.comic
Opera of Molinara, by l'AtsiELLo, mctiteti,' in
all respetts; the loud and general applause that was
bestowed upon it. Her voice is charming, and
her style of acting extremely pleasing, which, aided
by a very beautiful person, will ensure her a Con-
tinuation of Public favour..

A new Comedy was read on Tuesday in the
Green Room of Drury Lane Theatre, which we un.
dersrand to he the produdion of Mr. O,..I..LtNGHAM,
Author of Fortune's Frolk,

Lstly Towssst RNA, it is said, is about to give a
dress Ball. ,It is to he hoped that other Ladies of
Fashion will, be induQed ru fallvw sa dew:4r an
example.
London, England, 1803-03-24

'BRITISH FIRE OFFICr, •
London, March 23, din.
TOTIOE is :hereby. giilen, That a GENERAL
'MEETING of the Proprietors of this Office will be
140 on Wcdraistlast.the 6th day oEftpril next, at Coco' Clock
precisely, at their Office in the Strand, (or dig Eleelion of
at DiOntor, in the room of Wa(liarn Chishohne, Esq. de-
ceased ; also for the F.ketlion of Six Diredors to succeed
those .Gentlemen ,w ha go out by Rotation, and to elect three
Auditors for ,the ensuing Year:
KOBERT SKELTON, Secretary.

PAVING-OFFICE, DUBLIN, March 7, 1803.
FROPOSA.LS FOR LIGHTING THE STREET'S.
°Pat DIRECTORS and COMMISSIONERS
31dii receive Proposals for' Lighting the Public Lamps.
globes iiy the City,• and for keeping the same, and the
urniture thereof, in good order, from the sit of September
mutt, for one, two, or three Years, as shall he agre upon.
Thal; lobes to have a dooole Punter. And they are willing,
if thtsired, to enter into one or more separate Contract or Con-
Wets for the same.
Proposals to be sent to this Office on or before the Ist of
May next, sealed up, anti directed to the Secretary of the
Board, and indorsed " Proposals tbr Lightiog," which will be
opened in the ph:settee of the Proposer, or his Representative,
at One o'Cloi.k on the said Day, atter which Day no Propo.t
sat win be received.
• . Signed, by Order, .
W . HO IN A Imo, Secretary.

ARMY AGENCY OFFICE,
No. IS, .Manchester Buildings, IVestiitinsteL
T lEUTENAT TAPP begs leave to inform
A. 4 N
the olliceTs bf the Army, and Gentlemen about to.pur-
t'llae Commissions, that he continues to Iransael Business
in every department of Military Negotiations, such as the
turehase, Sale, and Exchange of Commissions, Half-pay
ARencyr c. &c.
N.B. A Half—pay EnSigncy to be disposed of.
'Ail. Ensign in Oil Old. Regiment. lately returned from
Abroad, wishes to exchange with an Ensign on Foreign
SetNice-
4** It is requested that all Letters addressed to Mr. Tapp
In4Y bepost, pant. -

AIONIiY 'M./WY TO ADVANC-E. .s
PEAso NS in , possession of Incomes,;
La.' arising- from Freehold, -Copyhold, or. .Leasehold‘
4 ,112rtates, in Land or Houses, Monoy in the Funds, Rent
Bea, Marriage Settlements, WidOws% Jointures, An,
Patetrt Places, Church Livings, or any other cer-
'Ain Income tar, Life, may be supplied with temporary or
i!rmaileilt Sums Of Moncy to any Amount, by paying All,
mitty inter est tbr the saint.
•T he Nobility and Gentry of known Property, •or their
Inlty be accommodated on their person4i SccuritY.;
'TN in any iustaricso Where the single security of 'an indivt.
"Ital may be deemed insufficient, the addition of another
13rson to guarantee the payment or the Interest -will . re-:
move rho objedion ; and, in all eases, privilege will be
*/Ven to the.Put)lie to return the Principal at their own
option.
PerSonalapplicaiions will W. received every day till Votir
o'CloOt ; and Letters from Correspondents in town or
Country ;post pall will be immettiatclv answered,' by ad-
q4.essing to Direitor of tile Kniflitsbiidge Bank, at his
011 A itou'ie, No. B,.Lowcr jolo-street, Golden-squaw.
London, England, 1803-03-24

sped to the eases of the prisoners. The evidence
would go very strongly, as be apprehended, to
the crime upon Charles Connell anti ,William
Lyon, as they were seen near the barn just before
the fire was discovered ; but with resped to John
Connell, the only evidence to afred him was,
that he had prevaricated when examined upon the
subkei. He had been asked, Whether they carried
tinder-boxes ,vv ith them when they made their fire; in
the field to dress their victuals I He said they cud
not; but that they got some live,emllers from any
neighbouring house. This fact would he pcsitively
contrAided ; for it would be proved that he had
himself used a tinder-box that morning.
'Thomas Morris said, he wo a farmer residing at

LONDON : Printed by BUC
London, England, 1803-03-24

DISTRIBUTION OF PRIZE MONEY.

The 'Melpomene, Ruby. and Magnanime, fur the capture of
.the Island of Cctrce, will be paid as follows, viz. the Mel.
POITICIIC and Ruby, at No. 17, Cecii-street,; and the Nlag.
at-Downing-strilet, 'on Friday the isth
To the Leopard, "Ilium:is S,urridge, Esq. tor the capture
of the French privateer L'ApoUun and La Clarice, a disrri.
bntion will he made onboard the Leopard, at Chatham, on
Niunclay the t4th instant,

Tq the .Prince of Wales, Invincible, Tamer, Unite,. Syren,
Amphitrite, Daphne, Lapwing, and Kequin brig, for the
capture of the colony of Surniaot and its dependent:les, a
final distribution will be nude on the 3ist inst. at the Plough,
in Beaufort-buildings.
The gun-brig Bold, for the seizure of a sinall quantity of
Ketteva, will be paid this day, the 24th inst. at No. 7, Beau-
iort-lioildings.
To the eutter Nile, for the capture of the ship Christian
VII. a distribution will be made at No. 7, Beautort.build-
ings, this day, the 24thinst.
-..To.the Culloden, MinotaLti, zealous, Swiftsure, Sealiorse,
Perseus bomb, San Leon brig, and her Most Faithful Nla-
jesty's ship San Sebastian, for the capture of two French
felucas, ealted the Sail Antonio and Santa Maria, a distribu.
Lion will be niade at No, 13, Barnard's Inn, Holborn, ort the
3 istinstant.

On Monday a Ciptain, three SabArens, six Ser_
jeants' and too rank and file of the Royal Marines,
marched from Mill Bay Barracks to the North Jetty
Stairs Dockyard, Plymouth, and embarked on board
the Mars, 74., now fitting for sea in Hamoaze. The
piopriety of embArking Royal Marines ihns•early
in the fitting out of men of war is perfeetly obviou,
as they are, from long habit in the late war, good
seamen, and very fit for rigging and getting ready
cgr. sea shies rut into COMlllibiolle
London, England, 1803-03-24

ExcisE/LAws

This bay was published, in 1 viols. /Ivo. price 18s. boards,
APRACTICAL ARRANGEMEN'I..of the
LAWS relative to the EXCISE wherein the Statutes
and:Cases atleling Officers, Smugglers, proocutions,' Li-
ences, arc carefully digested.
by ANTHONY iIiGIINIORE; Solicitor.
Ist-ism-LI fOr J. Butterworth, Fleet-street.
Of whom inay be had, price 7s. boards,
Kyd's Arrangement of the Asseoved Taxes, including the
Taxes of liOttwi, Windows, SerVikaitS, Carriage*, lloraLs.s,
Dogs,

This Day was
In Three Volumes, ()Claw, Priceon•e 6ninea in boards,
PiN PAR TI AI, al 1:1 SUCCINCT HIS I.ol‹__
-of the RISE, CLENSION, and RE VI VA I. of the
tittßcil of CHR ,• trOlti the birthof Our SaviOur to
the present Time, with faithful Characters of the prituipal
PenOttages, ancient and modern.-
By the Rev: T. HAWEIS, LL. B. and M.D.
Chaplain to the late Countess of Huntingdon, and hector of
All Saints, Aldwincle, Northamptonshire,
-Containing the progress of Christianity till its establish-
ment under Theodosius; its luau/ decline through the (talk
ages ; its happy revival at the Reformation, and thiduations
to the present atty.
• The Characters of the principal Personages, ancient and
nuxtern, who had distinguisherltheinselves in the defence of
the True Church, are faithfully drawn ; the preservatien of
the Holy Seed, in the Ages of Ignorance and Persecution, par.
ticularli adverted to; the state of Religion in this Land,
frotn the da of Henry the ,VII l ch. to the present time,
explicitly detailed, with the Charatler of the Monarchs ;
particular-ACcount of the Pietists,Xloraviarts; and Methodists,
and their Leaders: with a Concise View of Missionary-La-
hours among Protestant* and of the Present State of True
Religion throughout the World, without the means of pro-
looting its progress, by growing union and ;cal among
all true PsoLuotatiti. • - •
London, England, 1803-03-24

To ADVENTURFRS. ' • '..• • .
T" present ST T A TR LOTERY begins Draw.
ing on Monday, April 4, and from the Scheme being
upon the oldestablished principle of floating Prizes, atlbrds
peculiar advantage to the Purchasers of Tickets anti Shares.
, The *tallest. Prize is zol. and there are four Twenty ,Thou_
sands, three Trn Thousands, besides. three Five Thonsands,
and others to a large amount; it is therefore highly .prol.lattle
the Tickets will rise considerably betbre the Dra%ving.
lOHNSON and Co. ever grateful for the preference with
which they have been honoured, beg leave to reeoinritead
an early purchase to their numerous Friends, and inform them
they have on sale, at their old fortimats. Licensed. State Lot-
tery Office, No. 3, Pope's Head.allry, Conthill, • Tickets, •
Halves, Quarters, Eighths, and Sixteenths, in a great va.
riety-ot choice and Mal Numbers.- This Office has been
remarkably fortunate selling and sharing Capital Prizes,
being the only one that ,aver sold two Twenty Thousands
drawn on one day.

PURSUANT to a DECREE or the III6I.iCOURT of
(CHANCERY, made in a Canso intitled SANDERS
against BAKE R,
TIIE Creditors of ARCHIBALD .LUNDIN
formerly's& Peckham, in the County ot Surrey, Gentle.
roan, deceased, are forthwith to come in and prove their
Debts before Peter Wilford, Esti. one of the Masters of the
said Court, at his Chambers, in Smithatnpton-tauildinica,
Chancery-lane, London, or in default thereof they will be
excluded the benefit of the said Decree. •

For further Particulars, apply to Messrs. Tilbury and Bed-
ford, Solicitors, Bedford-row.

' • WATER PROOF CEMENT.
-WATw. El
se it..nekff.edßuca.lelyvoicireyit,
joshu.t of 9ellars ; like.
Drains, Mill Races, Wharfs, Vats tbPr9.l.ll3irseivt'irrtS('/itantelills,
Tanners, Felhnonger, &c. built in the most substantial
and durable manner with Parker's Roman Cement, by Isaac
Templar, Bricklayer, Queen-strect, Southw,,,k,
...----

'- • IN TH. EVENT OF ANOTHER* WAR.
' • OHN BURGESS anti SON take this early
. 1
opportimity of soliciting the favours of their Friends, the
t fieers of His Majesty's Royal Navy and Army, whom they
had'the honour of tilting out during the late War.
Stores supplied, by theirs, AS betore, tit, foa Channel' Set-
Vice,, or any Climate, packed upon the shortest notice.
Such. Gentlemen as may please to honour them with their
ComtnisSions, may 'rely upon their .attention, both to the
quality and packing of every article . .
Warehouse, No, to 7, corner of the Savoy. Steps, strand,
London.
London, England, 1803-03-24

JIARIVICH, IN/I4acti 23.

THE Prbtre of Wales Packet, Captain ANTHoNY
Ds ANS/ arrived this morning from Cuxhaven, with
the liamburgh and Bremen Mails. Forty Casks of
Foreign Money were imported in this Packet.

The Dutch Mail of yesterday is on board the
Diana Packet, Capt. OSBORN, and the Hamburgh
and _Bremen Mails will be conveyed by the' King
Gtorge, Captain FLYN , both. Packets will sail the
next
London, England, 1803-03-24

NAVAL NEg's.

FAtitiOUTH, MARCH il.

SAILED yesterday, the Duke of Marlborough I
Picket, Capt. PENROSY, with Mails of zod inst.
for Barbadoes and Jamaica: Passengers by her are,
Capt. SHAW, Mr. SEM? ER, Mr. DO BSO Mr.
EW ART, and Mr. Li NDSWORTH. Also sailed the
Schooner Mary Ann, PAsco, for Plymouth.
This day arrived the Brig Beaver, of Guernsey,
having on board Soo ankers of contraband spirits,
sent in by the Hind Revenue Cutter, Capt. ALLEN.
The Cutter having on board .a Lieutenant, Midship.
man, and Boat% Crew, boarded the Beaver this
morning off this Port, in order to press such of her
Crew as were eligible to serve in the Navy, when
they were informed by the Captain that they were
from PeterSburgh, laden with pitch and tar; but on
going below to search for men, on removing a few
tar barrels, they were found empty, which gave a
suspicion that all was not right ; and on, searching
further, the casks'of spirits were discovered. Hands
were immediately sent on board from the Cutter,
and took possession, and the whole of the Crew of
thii-Brig were put onboard the Hunter Sloop-of Wail,
as fit Subjetts to serve +lis Majesty, instead 9f de.
frauding the Revenue.
Arrived the Prince Adolphus Packet, Captain
Jowls, with Mail from Lisbon, 18 days passage.
Left there the Walsingbam Packet, which was ex.
petted to sail with Mail for gogland on the 9th
inst. Passengers by the Prince Adolphus are:, Mr,
and Mrs. JON RS, Mr. HUDSON, anti MODS.
JOURDAN.

Previous to the sailing of the Packet,,advices
had been receivti at Lisbon from Spain, that
BONAPARTE hadinsisted on the Spaniards immedi-
ately sending 7000 Troops to garrison the. Island
of ; also that a number of ißritish'Troops
had landed in the Island of Satdinia.

The Princess Elizabeth Packet, with Mails for
the Leeward Islands, is detained for ciders;

PLYMOUTH, MAstcu 22.

ORDIRS have been recently received here, to sus-
pend, for the present, the mounting of any more
guns on the ramparts of this Citadel..
The Ship Mary, Capt. Cst&tit, E from Teneriffe
bound to London, passed this Port to the Eastward
this morning, after a passage of six Weeks.--3y a
Passenger who landed from her, intelligence is te-,
ceived, that the Ship Shun and Bell, of London, Cart.
Mo ta., was wrecked in a heavy pit of orindat
Mrs, a few days previ6us to his leaving that place;
only eight of the Crew and Passengers, were saved,
and there it
,reason to fear that very few, if any,
of the latter.
ailed the Tobago, t apt. DE WITT, for Tobago.

PORTSMOUTH', MARCH 23.

Tuts day' came into Harbour, liis Majesty Ship
Orpheus, lately arrived from the Ea'st Indies, to be
paid off.
Arrived the Warrior Transport, from flarbadoer.,
with Troops. , Spoke a Dutch Ship from Batavia,
a►nd a French Ship from Guadaloope.
London, England, 1803-12-02

ALtCANT4 di

,*tri ate in a very unplesant situation. The yvi.
tow fever rages at Malaga, and' the last accounts
bring a
,list of 264. persons who have died there of
that distemper between the id and the 7th instant.
A Swedish Ship which:;atrived here from Malaga,
had lick'oriboatd # and after the arrival of the ship,
two perioni on boal:d, died, and. the Pilot died in
the hospital: this ship has been sent away to per.
form quatantine either at Marseilles or at Malta.
A. Silanish brigantine which had arrived before Ma.
lagai and one of whose crew had died, has also
been placed under quarantine, and the greatest cats.
ti°ll is Used with resped to all Ships that arrive here:

CADIZ, Oct. 2s.

r is tiluterstoOd that Admiral GRAVINA. will be
IPPointrd to the command of the Fleet now fitting
but. He Will go to Mmtrid to receive his instroc.

HAGUE, Nov. 19.

tirday ..hefore yesterday. General Vic Tog re..
turned with his whole Staff from Utrecht, and has
ygaiq
,fixed. his Hcad.cluarters hetet. Four Corn:
panies of French Grenadiers, which form the body:,
goatd_orGen. VlCTok,Aktwise arrived .here yes.

The Fx RAJ. Coto it, is expeCted at nreihigt next.
Week, where the hottse.of the Marine Captain \TAW.
Doop.g N is prepatcd fpr his reception.

HANOVE R;

'tire General of Brigade, Brattutrit, returned
bete: the day before yester.day,.
On the i6th a notice was publkhed here by the
Magistrates, reguiritl that all arms, qmmunitiun,
cloathing, any manner ,appertaining to OA
Hanoverian Army, or to single Regiments, whether
1, in magazines or. in the custody of individuals, shall,.
'within 48 hours, be delivered into the Office of„the
commandant General SciirNtst, under pain of ttaiti
21
taryt,F,XscU,n., No inhabitant Of Os city is:
fairyper
misted to arms, not does any person daWto
be seen with even a fowling piece, unless he be
provided with a special permission froin'General
SCHINtR. The same regulation is likewise anti,
&ed to all strangers who arrive here,• without •dic;,
. ,
London, England, 1803-12-02

FRONTIERS OF RUSSIA, Nov, ti.

Ow the ed inst. an Imperial Ukase was published
here, orderinra recruiting of from 3o to 43,000
men, which will commence .on the 27th inst. and
be conspleated iwO months. it is only for the
accustomary completion of the ArMy,
,and is no in-
dication of warlike measures. The reports of the
aoPruaching departure from St. Petersburg) a the
French Ambassador, General HEDouvILLs, are AS
little to be relied on as-Ahose of the fitting MSS of
several Ships of the Line 'and the embarkation of
a Corps of Troops. We ate assured, however,
that the Russian •Anihas'sados; fkaiis, M.* MAR.
ZOi has been recalled, and hes received from tht.
VNIPZROR the Blue Ribbon,. 'Hit successor is not
yet known.
London, England, 1803-09-15

OFFICE OF ORDNANCE,
Sept, 13, iSo3.
THE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of Hit MA.
YESTY's ORDNANCE do hereby give Notice, that
Propot.zi: will be received a! their Office, in St. Margaret-street,
Westminster, tenor before Monde, the 26th day of Septintber
from such Persons as may be willing to undertake the Supply of
.FORAGE for the Royal ARTILLERY HORSE; stationed
at the following Placer, vie.
WOOLWICH,
EASTERN Distril,
PLYMOUTH Distria,
PORTSMOUTH Disiria,
For a period of Six Aivstbr from the Ist of °Robe,- next. The
Forage to be furnished in Rations,• the first Ration to consist of
Twelve -Pounds of Hoy, Eight Pounds of Straw, osnd Seven
Pad ~s rf Oats ; tbe second Ration to' consist of Eighteen
Panted: of flay, Six Poands of Straw, and Eight Founds of
Oats, and to be delivered at the retpdiive Stations at the EXpeNCC
-of the ContraeLr,
The Proposals may be delivered separately orlointly for each
Ration, and the Terms and Conditions of the Contraa may be
known upon application at the Secretary's Office in St. Mar-
garet-street, any Day between the hours of Ten and Foul o'Clock,
but no Proposal can de admitted after itfond.iy the 2.6 th shy. of
September inst.
By Order of the Rood, , • ' •
R. 11. CATO"; Sec.