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London, England, 1804-12-13 00:00:00

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LONDON,

THURSDAY) 01014,18 ER 13, 1804.

ON Tuesday an American Ship arrived in the
River Tyne, which left Cherbourgh on the 4th.*
BONAPARTE, NAPOLEON 1. Wits crowned Empror
of thr Ft-nub, at Paris, on Sunday the xd by the
POPE. The Captain says, illuminations and re.
joicings took place at Cherbourgh that evening.

THOUGn the last accounts from Gibraltar are
not quite so favourable as we could wish, yet
we feel great plemure in stating that the Fever
has abated very considerably in its malignity..—
The last Dispatches received by Government are
dated the u,th ult. at that time, of ,540 of the
Garrison who were in the hospitals, 240 were in a
state of convalescence.

Yesterday morning Hts MA J OM' and the Patti.
cittists' SOPHIA and AMELIA, took an airing on
horseback by Cumberland Lodge.
MAjEtiTY has fitted up a very elegant library
at Cumberland Lodge, to which place His MA.
PsTY'Et books from the Upper Lodge have been re,

moved.
Yesterday the Portuguese, Russian, nod Neapo.
lion Ambassadors trananded business at Lord WAR.
ROWSY'S Office.
ROTAS. flusT.—Tuestlay morning, soon after'
eleven o'clock, a fine stag was started from the right
of Ascot Heath Race Course, by order of the Earl
orSANDwicie, for the amusement of fits MAirthry.
r starting he tan with great swiftness to the right
of the dog..kennel, making a double hark by the
werod side, and through the inclosures by Winkfield
Plain, taking his course towards St. Leonard's Hill,
where he made a turn beck, crossing the phin, aro
went through the inclosures by the Race.ground, to
Sunning .Hill, where he was taken, after a run of
about two hours. The stag ran very hard during
the whole hunt, hut he could not be ,dot far from
borne. There was a very numerous field of sports-
men.
Mr. PITT gave a grand dinner yesterday, at his
house in Downing.streer, to R large party., among
whom were, Earl CAMDEN, Lord M LY ILI. V,
Lord MOLGRAVE, Sir J. B. WARREN, Count
WOE oNzow, Count NAwlsnon,, Mr. CANNING,
Mt. WILL lAN' DuNISA3, Mr. flaramosrui arid Mr.
WILLIAM ELL ore.
Government has exchanged the Dutch Captain
BLYs VAN TOiLONG, late Commandant of the
Dutch Marine Forces captured at Surinim, for the
Hon. Captain Coi,vr LLE, late of the Rontroy ; and
as a Cartel for the exchange of Prisoners has been
orer,cd between the two Governments on the most
liberal footing, there is no doubt that the British
now in will very soon be restored to their
conntry and friends.
The cony idiot-) of Price, for Perjury, in having
vot(11 nodes the assumed title of a Freeholder of
Middlesex, must have given great satisfarlion to
all true lover:, of order arm • tranquillity ; and we
cannor but admire the manner in which this convic.
Lion is not ierd by the Morning Chronicle ; we say
CdlPlire, because it pr 'yes that the Chrort;chr will
w,t desert his 'fiends on such .eery trying occasions.
Of Gentleman's sentimcote as to the, crime of
Price, air. hive 00 &kiln, and however praise-
svotthy these' ebollirions of of e4tiottate zeal may
be, .v are no! quite sure whether on the present
occasitm si,leti e would nor have been more prudent,
itArticolark as his a VUllent3 are not quite SO Can.
as, lie is, 00 doubt, inclined to flatter himself

they are.
vv,! t,ced, in math, only .refer our Readers to the
rer.rt he alludes to, 'remind them of the (for.
tutlattly 1111S9CeeSid}11) trick of th'e isleworth Mil.
Ices, said to have been planned by a certain hoary
liigh Priest a jacubirostn, or just call their at.
tetwon to the plain and sensible spegcl, of Mr.
Row upon the occasion of the Trial question,
ipute indeed are the feelings of the (*bra/rider
ill this instance, that he genus quite bewildered, and
totally at a kill on whuni most to lavish his abuse,
whether on the Subscribers at the Freemasons'
Tavern,Airletruan CUAT la, or the jury by whom
}'tier was convitted.
By whatever means tliis convinion was brought
about, (and we confess tie see nothing exceptionable
in it) the Public must rejoice that lie will endure
the runishtnerit due to so heinous an offence. '
Never, indeed, we conceive, was a More atrocious
snack upon one of the principal rights of alutY,
for, with respeft to the credibility of a witness'the
Jury must be the most proper persons to decide ;
and, as in the present case, they decided upon ad..
mining the evidence of Sett, the sagacious obser-
vations of the Masan: aratriele cannot possibly
bare any. good effelt in advarteirl the cause either
tat Sir F. BVIDITT or his friend,
Indeed, were. nsi Witnesses to be admitted but
those of char:tarts perkily immaculate,' we pre.
sinne the Trial by jury, so much ' upon twain ne.
vaunted by the Morning Chronieli, Would
in a very veal degree Mita to he a' saleiguardlo
our Rights and Liberties, anti in opposition to 'what
at present obtains, where the evidence of an mem.
wy is necessary 'to inflift on the guilty the tewod
fur their crimes, villainy would then be suffered to
ilouribh with impunity.
'On Saturday iennight marched into Wakefield
frWn Landed.lard Fort, tilt {Sat L'attaliert of 114
At tny 01 Re,c re, 't so strong,' to pin the ad
I,lion of the 7th, or ttoyal usileers, now raising

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