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The Sun.
London, England, 1803-03-29

L'NION.

The C HANCE the EXCHEQUER said,
that pursuant to ..:he notice he gave bn a huffier day,
he. now lose to-move, That a Committee ...be ap-
poitited to inquire itito the 7th Arrick u the A,!t
of Union, and,thetefia he shuuld.tthw de,lie, that
that Article he react—which was entervti as read.

The citAKcvi.t.oit of the F.:cetixqug it said, th,it
as it was Of grt:l i;l:,,ortanee that the meaning of
this Article should he understood, and strict.
ly acid vorreCtly carried into eiced, he begged leave
to move; " 'fliara-Conialittve be appointed to it:.
quire into the joint Expenditure of the United
Kingdom from the first, of J.inuary, 'Sot, to the
first of January', 1 Bo3;a;md the Sutris contributed
to the State by• Great Britain and Ireland respec.
tively, and to report the. same, with their opinion
thereupon, to the 1 Inuse."—Ordered.
The Committee was then immediately nominated.
The Loan MAYOR of LONDON said, that the
Motion of which,he had given notice for this day,
he should defer until after the Holidays.
London, England, 1803-07-11

GENERAL RULE.

The annual value of Lands, Tenements, Hereditament*,
or Heritages, shall be understood to be the rent by the year at
which the same are let, if the same are and have been' let at
rack re►►t within the period of rive years before the sth day of
April, tgo3, otherwise at the rent which the same are worth
to be let by the year..
London, England, 1803-07-11

CORN EXCIIANGb,, Juty

WE have to.day considerable supplies of Grain :
early in the day Wheat sold ar last prices, but to.
wards the close it was heavy sale at is. and 25.
per quarter lower; Malt is high now, selling with
the new duty ; Pease and Beans of both.kinds arc
rather cheaper; fine Oats keep up . their prices,
but other qualities 'are also lower ; Flout in very
good supply. . .
I
Wiled 483 a $55 a 595 04 Tick Leans -26 s a 3os oil
Fine ditto - b,,s a6is nd Oats . . sos a 2Zi a 263
U3e - - 325 a 35s od Poland ditto - 275 a 28s *4
'laity • 30% a 256 od 1 Rape Seed . . 1 A 351
&bit • - ,OS a (as od Fine Flour • 4553 a sou od'
Whites ?Caw 42$ a 474 od I Seconds - . 4os a 453
/loans - 306 a Sys od

The plan to be brought forward by the SBCRE.
TART at" WAR for improving the defence of the
Country, is said to relate to the training to arms
of the whole population of the State. All males from
, Is to 4s are to be called out on set days, to learn
the use of the musquet and the outlines of military
evolutions.

Major Gen. DTYLI sailed on Tursday.in a Reve-
nue Cutter, to resume his command at Guernsey.
Lieut. Gem. NISNIT BALFOUR is appointed Com-
mander in Chief of the South West DistriO.
A Camp, consisting of four Regiments, is imme_
diately to be formed at Stokes Bay, under the corn.
*nand of Lord CHARLISSOMPRSIT.
The Out.pensioners of Chelsea who are fit for
service are ordered to appear at certain places, that
they may be employed in the Royal Army of
Reserve.

Ten Regiments of the .Line are, to be inunctii.
ately filled up with recruits, raised from the Army
of Reserve, and ten Battalions of these recruits are
to be added these Regiments, so- that the ReguJars
will be augmented about 20,000 men.
Capt. Vtcroa, of the Royal M.lrine Corps, is
gone out on the Retirement.
Lieut. \VI t LiAMAort, is appointed Quarter. Mas.
ter to the Portsmouth Division of Royal Marines,
vice Capt. G. LEWIS. who is promoted.
Lieutenant Bo wErt, wlio is mentioned as Second
in Command in the boats of the Loire, which bentrri.
ed arid carried the French National Brig, is the
eldest Son of the, gallant Capt. Pours BowENs of
the Ist of June memory, and lately appointed a
Commissioner of the Transport Board.
NAVAL. APPUINTMENTS.••••••Care A. IVIAcKEN-
zIa, to the Magicielme ; Capt. J. Inwtiv„ to the
Firtitrant ; Capt. R. PAUL, to the Expiation.
London, England, 1803-07-11

From the LQNDON GAZETTE, July 9, 1803

ICrvum-Pffice, jay 9, 1803.
MEMBER RETURNED T( SER.VE IN THIS PRESENT

PARLIAMENT.
coour y or PLRMANAGH.
The Honourable Galbraith Lowry Cole, of Florence Court,
in rho room of the Right Honorable john Willoughby
Cole, commonly called Lord Viscount Cole, now Earl of
Enniskillen.

B/INKRUPTCY SUPERSEDED.
Henry Aveson and Samuel Avcson, of Manchester, corn.
deAters.

BANKRUPTS.
Daniel Willmott, of White-cross-street, Middlesex, wine
end brandy merchant, to surrender July 21, 22, and Aug.
a°, at eleven, at Guildhall. Attorney,: Mr. Walker,
Coleman-street.
,Joseph Shepherd, of Aldgate lligh-street, London, linen-
draper, Julyjulyat, 22, and Aug. 20, at eleven, at Guildhall.
Attorney, Mr. Pullen, Fore-street, Cripplegate.
Gen. Fraser and Andrew• Fraser, of Bow-Church-yard, ware—
housemen, July 19, at ten, Aug. i 6, and zo, at twelve, at
• 'Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Brown, Little Friday-street,
Cheapside.
Benjamin Rushforth, of Marshall-Hall, and Wen. Rusliforth,
,ot Crowstorne-Hall, Halifax, merchants, July 13, and
August 3, 20, at ten, at the Pack-Horse inn, Birstall.

Attornies, r. 'Stables' Huddersfield, Yorkshire; or Mr.
R. Baum Chancery -lane, London.
fames Jacks, of London, merchant, July 16, 19, and Aug.
zo, at eleven, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Bland, Racquet.
court, Fleet-street, London.
Tobias Purcell, of t boot-maltzr, July 16, at
twelve, 30, at one, and Aug. 20, at eleven, at Guildhall.
Attornies, Nlessrs. Iligden and Sym, Curriers% Hall, Lon-
Edward Gallon, now or late of Ilford, Essex, innkeeper,
July 12, 19, and Aug. 10, at ten, at Guildhall. Actor.
. nies,lMessrs. L vitt and Rixon, Ilaydon-square, Mlnories,
Lond9n.
James Perkins, of Birmingham, tailor, 'July 22, 13, at four,
and Aug. 20, at eleven, at the Style's lintel, Temple-row,
Birmingham. A mimics, Messrs. Kinderley, Long, and
Incet Sy aloud's- I on, .Chancery-lane, London ; or Messrs.
Smith and Arnold, thrmin,;harn,
Matthew Foy, of Wapping-Wall, butcher, July 16, 10, and
Au,!. 20, at ten, at Guildhall. A ttornies, !Messrs. Vincent
and L4ystone, New North-strect, Red-Lion-square.
nr
Hey 'I redwell, late of Wolvereot, Oxtbrd, yeoman, July
so, 2!, and Aug. 30, at six, at the Mitre inn, Oxford,
Attomies, Mr, Robinson, Oxford; or Mr. Latimer, Gray's
lon-square, London.
John Rush, of SatAville-street, VVestrninster,, Wine-mer.
chant, July 16, 13, and Aug. A?, At one, at Guildhall. At.
trey, Mr. Rice, Duteues-Place, Broad-strest, Golden.
square, ,

THE SUN.

1431.1 u (butt nictgi 141.auld 4UPSAT ?

LONDON, ULY 11, 1803,

Our Tort Letters this morning present us with
a Considerable Lkt of Captures from the Enemy.
'We have zit the same time, however, the disagree.
able duty of statiog the loss of One of ills Majesty's
FfigatlS• La Alinerve, of 44 guns, Capt. 13& RN-
-1•0!/, off Clip-bouts,

AN Extraordinary Special and General Meeting
of the 1-Itcriy.Nti Soc rry was hcltl at Edinburgh
“1 the 4AI io.fit, at which Lord Viiconnt MEL.
London, England, 1803-07-11

ROYAL ARMY OF RESERVE.

. .
rtAPTAIN LOW, Agreeably to his Promise, in.
forms the Public, that as the Aa is hOw.passed, he
begins to receive abgeriptions for the purpose of inderimi fy-
log, upon full and undoubted security., anda Persons as may
be drawn in the ROYAL ARMY of R and as•
artful attempts May be made to impose Plans at a lower rate,
Captain Low thinks it proper to cautiOn. the, Public against
b.etti4 ticutivecf by Schemes, which can
.at best protect but
lbr a short time, and in rid possess no Security at all. •
Considering the ddliculties which 't
-nut occur even with
the great protet:sionat intageS with Which he is honoured,
Captain Low tel hatiSradiOn in oMring these Tttnts ut
Subscliption for the whole of the present year.
•
Persons possesing Property ab9ve:scol. -4,4, 4 o
Persons whose Property tides not amour: to 'more
• than
-- 3 .1 o
la.•
Subscriptions will be received at Captain Lo is Office,
No., James's Place, Si. james's.strcet, at his House, No. 9, Walcot Place, Vauxhall-road, Lambeth, and at No. IS,
mancnester.buildings,Westininster Bridge,from-Teno'Clock
to give every Day helots: the commencement of the Ballot.

ESSEX.
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION,
Some time in September, UIIIC3S beforedisposed of by Pri.
vate
Compaft and very Eligible FREEHOLD 'ES-
. TA rE, called GREAT GUBBINS, situate in the
!Parishes of Langton, Laindonlls,
,Little Bursted, and
buntiaii, in the County of Essex ; in
Benjamin Lane, cunalSting of upwards the occupation or Mr.
of 360 Acres of excel.
lent Arable. Meadow, and Pasture Land, with a good FarM
'llnuse, and other -suitable Buildings thereon.
This Estate lies in a very iMproving part of the County,
about Three Miles from Billericay, Six from Burntwood,
kive trans lite ',Fliatnes, and within Twenty-four of London.
A Map of the Estate may be seen, and further particulars
known, on application to 4lesora. Kent, Pearce, and Kett,
Craig's Court, WhiL:nall, London,, who are authorized to
treat tin the bale.

TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION,
On Triclor next, the rsth

A:NEW CUTTER,
cal!eti the FRISK, clinker..
•built of oak in August last, at liritiport: All her
Materials, boats, tkc. new, at the same time of the best, qua.,
114', anti ct2ppor-fastenetf: Would answer Ibr a Packer
vateer, or Yacht, flr 01 Tender, as she is a remarkable last
sailer. I)raft of water urtc,et tone iret, measures 54 tuns.
Now ready for sea.
For Particulars, apply to Mr. Lindeygreeu, at Portsmouth.
London, England, 1803-07-11

CKANDJUNCTION CANAL.

TIE PUBLIC informed,' that. the Company
are in possession of various spots of, G round, most eli—
gibly situated for the ercelion of Breweries, Distillaies,
Founderies, and'Other great Works, adjoining'' the Uncoil
Canal between ,l'addington-and Bull's. Bridge..,—All inquiries.
iespecting the samei.aint. Proposals tor taking any part thereof.
iii 43nil:tint; Leasei,. will 'be properly attended to by the.
General Commitiee! at the company, on'•being.direded to
Messrs. Gray and Chaplin, Clerks to: the Company, at
No. 12 Essestreet,_ Strand, .London,
N- #il There is a kood Brick Earth along the above Lint of
Canal far several miles, and without the interfeunce of a
single Lock, which circumstance is very important to those
who are 'embarking in the Businesi of Brick-making.
London, England, 1803-07-11

LAIPERML PARLIAMENT.

HOUSE OF PEERS,

SATURDAY, IVLY 9.

. -
THE various Bills before the House were for.
warded in their respeaive stages.
The relevant 'standing Orders being duly taken
into consideration, and suspended for the purpose,
the Irish Additional Force Bill was read a second
time, committed, the Report received—and after.
wards the Bill was read a third time, and passed.
The Lottery Bill was read a third time, and
passed ; and Messages were ordered to be. sent to
the Commons, to acquaint them with the above.
.The Order of the Day, tespeding the Woollen
Manufacturers Bill-being read,
The Earl of MOIRA rose, :and made a few oh.
servations on the occasion, which the probability of
his being out of town during the further progress of
the Bill induced him to take that Opportunity to do.
—He seemed to think it preferable, were a Bill of
Indemnity proposed for what liad taken place with
respdt to the existing Ads of Parliament upon the
subject, down to the present period. He noticed
the strong disapprbbation of a considerable number
of the parties to be alteded by the present Measure ;
they were hostile to the principle of it; and as such,
he thought they should be heard by Counsel, on .the •
second reading of the Bill.
The LORD CHANCEL LOR, in answer to what
fell from the Noble Earl, observed, that the forme/
Bill which had been brought in, went to suspend
one or ,two and twenty Ads of Parliament, upon
the subjed of which it was found that
:seven or
eight' had, for a very considerable time, grown per.
lettly obsolete. The present Bill, to a certain extent,
tended to repeal them.—Without meaning, in the
pfesent instance, to express himself either hostile or
friendly to the Bill, he must say, it was one which
merited the serious and deliberate consideration of
the House, particularly as it, in some measure, went
to affed that principle which, for centuries, gene.
rally regulated Manufattures in this Country. He
begged leave to observe to his Noble Friend (he
hoped the Noble Earl would allow him so to express
himself,) that the Petitions upon the Table were
against certain parts of the Measure, and as such,
were solely for the consideration of the Committee
upon the Bill. With resped to these Petitioners,
who were hostile to the principle of the Bill,, the
regular mode would be, to present a Petition on
that ground, and pray for leave to be heard by their
Counsel against it, on the second reading. He was
certain their Lordships were inclined to pay every
proper attention to the interests of the parties con.
cerned. He adverted to the absence of a Noble
Lord, which was an additional motive with him for
wishing the discussion to be deferred.
The Earl of MOIRA, after speaking shortly in
explanation, moved that the Bill be read a second
time on Wednesday next -which was ordered ac.
cordingly,
Some routine business was then disposed of, and
their Lordships adjourned till Monday.
London, England, 1803-07-11

Fa,

n

la.:,

wait Convoy ; the Swallow East India get,
Capt. MENTOR, from Bengal, the Purser of which
set off immediately on his arrival.—Late this even.
ing arrived the American Ship Cato, Capt. FREI'
MAN, from Alexandria, in 4+ days, with floor ; the
English Ship Henry, Capt. JAcKs, in z 8 days f►on
Notfolk, with tobacco, for orders ; three days since
saw a French Ship horn Norfolk for Amsterda,
(did not know any thing of the War) • left ready
several French Ships at Norfolk, ready to sail lot
Europe.

• Pissed this Port this evening, two Brigs, one
Dutch and one French, the latter from
mas's, awl the former from Demerara, Prizes to 3
Cutter Privateer. St. Thu.

The Atli've Cutter, KINSMAN, arrived here on
Wednesday last, and spoke a re-captured English
West-India Ship, which had been captured, as also
six other West-Indiamen, by a Schooner Privateet
from Bourdeaux.

DOVER, JULY 10.—The iltallandPatket sailed
last night with the Mail for France. A Spanish
and another Foreign Messenger went in her.
A Russian Messenger arrived this morning in I,
Flag of Truce, from Calais, with Dispatches. go
took a post-chaise and four for Town the moment
he larded.

DEAL, JULY ro.—His Majesty's Bomb Stilfilf,
and Sappy Navy 'Transport, came down last tught:'
from the Northward ; the former remains, and tto,.
lattersailed this afternoon, with the Sea. Gull Sloop
of War, and the outward-bound for Portsmouth,-
Arrived the Fury Bomb, Sli4e Gun.brig,
111;14rook Schooner, this tututliug, fivm I 1 14.10•
London, England, 1803-05-23

ISLE OF. F IGIIT,

TO BE LETT, free from all Paroebial Taxes, and immne-
dime
Vossession.given;. , •
•
FAIRFIELD HOUSE; .in. every respett conve.•
nient for a genteel Family, containing two Parlours in
Front. four Bed-rnoms on tne Second Floor, ;.rid: three
Chambers on the Attic Story; large icltelien under ground,
Cellars and suitable 0 fliec•s attached; with a plentiful sup-
ply apt excellent .Water; a Coach-house that will contain
two Carriages, and Stabling for Five Horses t' a heat Carden
in front of the House, with a•large KitcheirGarden, and five
Acres of Meadow Land adjoining. .
The above desirable House is situated six miles froniNeW-
port. and commands-very extensive and piduresque Views
of the Ulterior of the Island, and which .tor, salubrity of Air
is unrivalled, being only a short distance from the Sea; the
tides.rountt it 'are beautifully diverAfieti ; In fifteen. minutes
the summit of St. Catherine's is gained; which to the
South presents' a View 'of the English Channel as far as the
eye can coninfand to the North is a prospOt at nearly the
whole "of the Island, Portsmouth, and the. distant Hills in
Hants and Sussex, an+ to the West is a View of the New
Forest and adjacent Country.. - •
• N. Rm E. Amt Cart regularly passes the House three
times a week to and from Newport.
Particutars may be known, by Letter, post-paid to Mr.
Silverluck, Upholsterer, Newpoi:t.
• •
London, England, 1803-05-23

BL'-PAWOCULAILAS TO THE HOUSE.
PATENT BEDSTEADS AND TABLES.

BUTLER's Furnishing Upholstery, and Cabinet
Ware-rooms and Manutitdory, Nos. r 3 and ra, Cathe-
rine Street. A large assortment of articles of the newest,
neatest, and inotrceconomical Fashions, of Ivell seasoned
materials, anti excellent workmanship, with several iln!.
prOVenleiltS.
utiTl-14R respedfully relies on the good discernment of
the Public, that they will see through the paltry devices
and insinuations opposed to him, and counterteiting his arti-
cles. It is well known that BUTZ. 1:11. has two patents, one
for Tables, the other for Bedsteads; the principle of the first
is applicable to almost all kinds of Tables, and is allowed to
be a great improvement ; it renders them more convenient
for Houses, and much more portable. The principle of the
other is applicable to most kinds of Bedsteads, as• Four Post,
Tent, Sofa, and Chair Beds, which latter are singularly use-
ful in sickness, and each when shut up, make a handsome
piece of furniture for a Sitting Robin,: Dressing Room, arc.'
fire Four Post and Tent Beds go together in all parts with
brass, and are fixed with much 'ease without the help of
tools or tacks or nails in the furniture, and are very portable.
Particular kinds of the above, adapted for Centlemen.of the
Army and Navy, and hot climates, also portable Chairs, &c.
Bet Lea's Patent Manufactures have been graciously pa-
tronized by the. King, Queen, and Royal Family, and ho-
noured by orders from•numbers of the Nobility anti (entry,
and haVe been highly approved of in the Bast and West
Indies:: the merit of the Articles have thus met with fa-
vourable encouragement, and for which he returns his grate-
ful acknowledgments, and cannot but notice the kind Of-
fices of some others, who fix up large'Sign-Boards, with
Bo tr.sa'.s name inscribed; which may help also to promote
his Business, or should it bedesigned otherwise, he, by the
permission of Providence, manufadures and sells hiS Supe-
rior- Vonr-post and other Beds, excellent Dining Tables, and
Cabinet Articles as above, namely, Catherine-street, 8 doors
from the Strand, it Brick front House, where. he has con-
struded several Tools and Machines for working the same,
and has otherwise been at considerable expence to bring them
to, that utility and degree of perfeCtion at which they now
area At the same place may be had every Article for the
completely Furnishing Houses. ,N.8.-For Exportation.

•S'iLAM ENG,INE
TO BE SOLD AT NOTTINGHAM;
rrFiß,Mptallic Parts of a STEAM ENGINE, of
Botjlton and Watts' Construction, the Cylinder as.
Inches dtameter ; also, two large wrought Iron Boilers;'
with their appurtenances. ,
A Schedule of the whole may be seen, and the Articles
inspelted,by,an application to Robert Denison, in Notting-
ham. ,
London, England, 1803-05-23

May 17, 1503.
AT a MEETING of the BLOOMSBURY anti
INNS OF COURT ASSOCIATION, holden at
the Crown and Anchor Tavern.this Diy,
The Letter of the Lord Lieutenant of the County. signi-
fying His • Majesty's most gracious Acceptance of the
0 fillr of this- A sl.t.mation to be ' re-embodied, upon the same.
terms as heretotbre, having been read,
Resolved, (amongst other things),-.
That this Assotiation be forthwith Embodied as a Military
COrps.
That a Committee be appointed to prepare such Regula-
tions as may be deemed necessary, for the consideri(tion of the
Association at large.
' That such Committee do, for the present, meet every day
at Two o'Clock in the Afternoon, at Serle's Cotree-house,
Lincoln's Inn.
That such Committee have the power of admitting new
Members of the Association. - •
That every Member or the Association who intends to con-
tinue his Services and who has not already liven in his Name
and Place of Abode, is requested immediately to do so to the
Committee. .
That every Gentleman wishing to be informed respeaing
the Terms of Service, or of Admission, or any other Particu-
lars, is requested to apply to the Committee for that pur-
pose, between the Hours of Two and Four, at Serle's Cof-
fee-house, until a proper Office be found for the Secretary
of the Association.
SAM. C. COX, Chairman.
London, England, 1803-05-23

This Day was published,
'Price is. 6d. or per Dozen,
!Dedicated to the Lord Bishop of Lincoln),
THE CHRISTIAN FAITH : or the Cate-
chism of the United Church of England and Ireland,
briefly proved and explained from Scripture : addressed prin-
cipally to Parents, Masters of Families, and Instructors of
Youth. - '
By the Rev. SAMUEL TURNER, A. M.
Chaplain to the Earl of Scarborough, Rector of Rothwell,
Lincolnshire, and Vicar of Attenborough cum Brarneote,
in the County of Nottingham.
Printed for T. Cade!! and W. Davies, strartd.
London, England, 1803-05-23

TQRTOL4, APRIL 13.

ON Thursday last, at eleven o'clock in the fore
noon, arrivel in the Emerald our Captain-General,
.Lord LAVINOTONI and on the Frigate's coming to
an anchor, was saluted by the different Forts which
command the'Road. At two, on His Excellency's
leaving the Man of 'War, the Ship was manned,
and saluted with 'l9 guns. The two Houses of,
Legislature having been assembled on the occasion,'
His Excellency was received on his landing by the
President and Council, the Speaker (with'his Mace)
and the Assembly, and the Grenadier Company of
Volunteers, and proceeded to the Court-House,
where His Excellency's Commission of Captain.
General and Vice-Admiral were read, and pro.
claimed ; when His Excellency took. the necessary
Oaths of Government, and administered the same
to. the Board of Council. Being fatigued with a six
days passage, he dined on Thursday and Friday with
selet -parties, at the house provided for his recep.
tion. On Saturday the Island gave His Excellency
a public dinner, at whichswere seated above seventy
of the principal Officers and Gentlemen. To-mor.
row Hts Excellency has ordered the Legislature to
he convened, when it is expefled be will make a
Speech to both Ilmses.—His Excellency's stay, it
is understood, will be about a fortnight.

• The wonderful attempt of the youthful Highlander,
at the Royal Circus, on Friday night, in leaping
1 over a board of lights, asionished every one present
to admiration; his intrepidiry will soon outrival alt
competitors. Monsieur HENC;LER, from Paris, is
the most eccentric Performer tve ever witnessed on
the "fight Rope. The very popular serious Bpett4ele
and the ftvourite Comic Pantomime will be-again
repeated this evening.
London, England, 1803-05-23

QUESTIONS.

t. What nunibcr of Vessel have entered and cleared out of
the Ports within yotir District within each year fruin 179rt0
18ot inclusive ?

z. What is their Tonnage, or their Admeasureinent in Sea
Tons ot iOOO 4 P•_

3.. Under what Flag do they navigate ? •
4. Flom whence they come ? ,
'5. Whit tier 'bound •
6. With what • Msereliandize freighted ?
7. What was tie price of :Freightto the principal Ports of
Europe, each Sea 'lon oraociO4-P. S. ?
S: What • Frenth (Produettorts-are • most in request in the
Market Of tlie'TOwn Where you reside, as welL as of the other
CollSiecca'ote Towns in your 'District ?
9.. What is the Merchandize which can he exported to
France with greater advantage from the said Nlarkets than
frotit'an other ? •
• to. What arc the Course of Exchange, and the: current
Prices of Nlerchanclize from three Months to three Months,
40111 the-year 1792 to tgot ?
t t.' You are reqUired to furnish'a-Plan of Parts of your
Distritt, Wltka specification, of the_Soundings for mooring
Vessels.
la. 'lf no Plan of the-Ports can'he procured, you are to
point out with what- Wind Vessels can come in and go out,
and what is the greatest Draught of Water with winch lies-
sels can enter therein deeply laden ?
13. Wharare the:principal CommerciaL Houses ?'
lithe Heads of these Housea.arg... .yQu „,are..to
poiot out of what Country they are ; and in all cat.es you are
to state with what Countries they are principally coniteeted,
and what ig their thief line of Commerce. • - • '

14. What is the ugual Course of Exchange?
is. Whether there is a Public Bank, and what is its Orga.
nization?
' th. Whether there are any Insurance Companies, public or
private, and what are their Customs and Rules, and the
Pries of Insurance, for European andlong Voyages ? •
t 7. In case there exists any other public EAahiish
Merit which relates to Comtherce, you are to give every gas-
sibla detail concerning it, especially in whatever regards fa:.
nu factures t is heri es .

• tir. • You are to rioint out' the relative Conformity- of
Weights and. Measures with those of France, ancient and mri-
.dern, as soon as you shall have obtained prattical and elcael,
Inf.:irritation on those points. .
19. You are to add to all this the most extensive Itiforma••
tion, as well general as particular, whioh•ritt maybe able to
,Otain from Authority, especially-with regard to Commerce,
and particularly respetll4,,fal;e,4..ccounts of PArchases and
Sales of different Merebandiz,:a., in order.to ascertain the E X-
penceS,- Rights, and. local in cases of Purchases
and Sales,

29. Whether' there are any Fairs in yopr Distria • what
species of Triaile is carried on thcrt., and to what amount.

• A
Translation of the Libel against our Govern.
ment, which appeared in the Hambrosk-arretpqn.
dtnien, of March Sot ' and liVoletteti froth Stit.
FORESTI,' •'Zanke,: to: Lord HAWICES.
nutty, on the interference of SFIDASTIANI with the
Republic of the Sevens Islands.
London, England, 1803-05-23

-101t6E$ and DOGS

1k KR. BLAINE,(B,. Argyle Street). whose long
11/1 attention to the Diseases of these Animals has been
crowned by the discovery of some very iinportant Remedies,
non- lays them before the 'Public in the tellowing
w torms,
faithfully aipounclecl from his truly original ftecelpts, and
which Medicines (the greater numher of them of his own
disc,)very a long extensive practice has shown to be of un-
limited efficacy: Prepared and signed only t'ty himself, they
are now ,placed in the hands of all tne respeetable . Medicine
Venders thrditghout the united kingdom t fonnifig an exten-
sive plan, calculated to simplify, Farriery, and to enable
every person as readily to ;tire their own Animals as by the
means of the most intellitent Far
W rier.
10 RS S.

Cholie Ball's, as. 6d. each !Mange. Ointment, 7s. per pot
Cordial Balls, ts. each . Strong Grease Paste, as, do.
Cough Balls, is. per halfcloZ.- Embrocation for Strains, 3s.
Strong Diuretic Balls, Is. ad. •-• her bottle
each Liquid Sweating Blisters asr
Fever Cordial. Balls, 6s. half 6d. do.
:dozen. " Eye Water, as. 6d. do.
Farcy'Balls,., 6s. ditto Mild Grease Wash, as. 6d.
Strong Purging Balls, IS. each ditto
Mild do. ' ts, 6d. each • Alterative Condition Pow-
Strop); Mercurial do. is. 6d. ders, is. per halt dozen
each.. • • - Fever Powders, is. do.
21; each . Worm Powder;; ss. do.
Blistering 'Ointment, 3s. per 'Mu Diuretic do. do.

Pet
DOGS.
Distemper Powders, is. id. Wash for Canker.ln the Eye,
each zs. 6d. per bottle
Mange Powders, *5. a Set Condition Physic, 6d. a
Wpm! Po mit: rs, 2s. 6d. do,. set
Mange 01 mined t , 25.64. a box •
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Bioail-street, near the Change ; Messrs. Barclay and Son,
Vleef klorket ; Banks, 132, St. Alartin's Lane, Chafing
Cro4s; Newbery, Corner of St. Paul's Church-yard ; Shaw
aAtt,g4i4rda,'St. Paul's Churah.yardi out lathe Boxousit.

BULCOTE, near .NOTTINGIIAM.
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION,
By Mr. GASKELL,
On Tuesday the ath June next, in a 6 Lots, '
A. VALUABLE 'COMPACT FREEHOLD
111.. ESTATE,. TITHE FREE, and FREE from LAND.
TAX, most delihtfully situatecl•at. BULCOTE, in the
COUNTY of NOTTINGHAM, on sapleaSing eminence,
bounded on the North by Wood Land lias many charm.
inpihnations for Building purposes,' comnianding interesting
and .extensive. Prospects over. the River Trent, and Vale;.
comprising the MANOR of BULCOTE, with Quit Rents,.
Jse..and about TWO HUNDRED ACRES of sound rich
MEADOW, PASTURE, and ARABLE LAND.
For further Particulars, emitlire of Mr. Gaskell, Notting-
ham.
London, England, 1803-05-23

This Day was published,
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N HARMONY of cite EPISTLES c;
AN the
Ho) I.Y APOSTLES t to which is added, a Sum.
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r t
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GENUINE...EDITIQN.
IMPORTANT OFFICIAL PAYERS, IN ENGLISH

AND .FRENCIi.

• This Day is published. •
rrHE OFFICIAL DOCUMENTS- relative .to
11 the late NEGOTIATION with TRANGE, ,as laid
before BOTH HOUSES OF. PA RLIAMEN ;to which
is added, His MAJESTY'S LUC LA RATION, occasioned
by the hostile Conduct of Fnince ; exhibiting the grounds'ef
Dispute between the two Countries, :wit ha sstatement of the
presumptuous attempts of the French Riders to violate that
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tion of their nefariotti designi, intended to have been carried
into execution under the specious pretext of. ComMercial
CoMmisiouers ; and of their unwarrantable Interference in
the internal concerns of this Country.

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London, England, 1803-05-23

MARRIED.

On the I'6th of April, at Rome, the Right Hon. Lord
Cloncurry, to Miss Eliza Morgan, youngest daughter of
Major-General Morgan, of Portland.place.
On• Tuesday, Lord Viscount Gallway, of Sertby Hall, in
the County of Nottingham, to Mrs. Drummond, widow of
P. A, .Drummond; Esq. of Ilawtry, in the County of. York,
and only daughter of the late P. Wiles, Esq. of W akefield._
On Tuesday, by the Rev. Mr. Lewis, at St. Paul's Cray,
Kent, John .Mumford, Esq. of St. John's, Sutton at Hone, to
Miss A. E. Chapman, second daughter of fames Chapman,
Esc i or St. Paul's, Cray Hill.
On Saturday last, at Kingston-upon-Thames, William
Roots, Esq. to Miss Mary Smith, of Islorbiton-House, King-
ston. _

Lately, in the Island of Martinique, the Hon. Andrew
Cochrane Johnson, to Maclaine .Amelia Constance Gertrude
EtitAllette de Ciugny.

DIED.
Last week, at his house in Throgmorton-strect, john Free,
Esq. Banker, in Bartholomew-tone, aged 4r.
Last week, tireslaw, the celebrated Conjuror, at the Bull
3,10 Punch Bowl. in Liverpool, aged 77. •
Early on Thursday morning, -Mr. Frederick Haldimand,
third son of A. F. Haldirnand, Esq. of Clapham Common.
.Lately' at Milford, Mrs. James, wife. of Captain lames,
of the Royal Navy.
At Butnett, near Bath, Mrs. Day, relit of John' Day,
Esq.
Last, week, in Bath, the Rev. Edward Hawtrey, A. M.
Fellow of Eton College.
Lately, Mrs. Ennight, of Axford-buildings, Bath, widow
oft lie late Rev. Archdeacon Enraght.
On Monday last, atitotant, StIS3CX. the Rev. Dr. Be-
thune.
London, England, 1803-07-29

HARROW INCLO-SURE.

WEi
the COMMISSIONERS named.n, and
••
appointed by, an Ael of Parliament for dividing,
allotting, and I N C LOST N G the Open and Common • Fields,
Commons and Waste Grounds, within- the PARISI" of
HA 'MOW, in the County of Middlesex, do hereby give
Notice, That wo intend to meet. atlhe King's llead.l no, in
Hart*, on Tuesday thc,s6th Day of Au4ust heat, at Eleven
o'CIO4 in the Forenoon, for the purpos.e of receiving Claims
of Rights or interests in or over the Lands and Grounds it,.
tended to be divided and inclosed in and by the Said Act; at
which Meeting all Persons claiming to have any Right or
Rignts of Common, or any Rights of Tithes or Exemptions
front Tithes, or any other Might, Property, or Interest or
over aicy of the said Lands and•G rounds, ate hereby required,
by themselves or their Agents, to to us, at our said
Meeting, their respeitive Claims in writing, under, their
hands, or the hands. of their, Agenta,, distin,4oislting in such
Claims the Tenure of the Estates in respect whereof such
Claims are made,: and.. stating such particulars as shall be
'necessary to describe such Claims with as much precision
as Possible. Dated-this 18th day Winne, 1303. •
• JONATHAN GIBBONS,
DAVIS;
fOIIN TRUMPEIt:'

NAVIGALILL CANAL PRUP4RTY, LONDON
D')CK LIVERPOOL, BOOTLE, SURREY iRON
RAILWAY, anti COPPER MINI::
Monthly Sale.

By Mr. SCOTT
On Friday, Aug. s, at Twelve o'Clock, at- Carraways',
hinge- a I ley , Lundeii,
'HE. STAFFORDSHIRE and WORCESTER.
SHIRE CANAL. Three Shares in this highly re-
speeta Ciincern ; the Dividend 3 ti)r some time p' of have
exceeded 401. Nr Share, per Annum.
GRAND I UNCTIVN,. Original and New Subscnption'
Shares.
SURREY IRON .RWILI.V4 Y. Original and New Sub-
scription. Shares. " ' • •
Also Shares in the GRAND SURREY, PEAK FO-
. REST, WILTS, and DERV, and the CRINAN Navi—
gation*.
LONDON DOCK SUBSCRIPTION nooel.
LIVERPOOL, BOOTLE WATERONORKS. Five
Shares; an Undertaking of extensive utility, with lair Pros-
pects or proving a valuable Cuecern. •
The UNION COPPER MINE (being the Noble and
Lampen Mines uni:eil), in the Parishut St. Neot's, in Corn-
wall, Four Shares. The -Concern has been- effectually
Worked some time; it is expeeled to be profitable to the
Proprietors.
Pruned Particulars at the Swan, at Wolverhampton ; the
Hen and Chickens, at Itirmiligharn ; at ilatehett's Hotel,
; Whits Hew, at Uxbridge; at Garrawiiy's; and
o(iMr. Scott, Ludgate-hill, who is commissioned to dispose
orSitares in various Navigatiuuso Lstatc,, .I,th. by kpv4itt:
COnttlitt
London, England, 1803-05-24

after, when such sairifices may be too late even to
save our Country.
Lord DARNLEY said, he hoped that the House
and the Country would urge the necessity of making
use of every means to preserve Peace, notwithstand-
ing the present appearance of the hostile state of the
two Countries. From one of the last letters sent
to this Government, he had reason to think that
the door was not yet shut to Peace ; but something
might now be done on our part to bring about that
blessing which would be felt by every man in the
Kingdom. And if every means on our part to con-
tinue Peace should prove ineffeaual, it was his wish
that the War should be conduCted with spirit and
energy.

Lord GWYDIR spoke nearly to the same effea.
He said he thought the Amendment proposed cm-
tained more spirit than the Address
.; and it was
his opinion from the Papers he had read, that hopes
still remained to bring about a good understanding
between the two Countries ; he said he should use
the words of the last Noble Lord, that the door of
Peace was not yet shut, he therefore hoped their
Lordships would adopt every measure consistent
with the Honour and safety of the Nation; to pre.
serve Peace to the Country. ,
The House then divided on the Amendment.
Nun-contents, ••••••• z 4.2
Contents, to

The original question was then put and carried.
Lord FITZWILLI AM moved for some papers
relative to the Negotiation, which .Lord PELHAM
promised to produce on Thursday next.
The other Orders of the Day were then read, and
the House adjourned.
London, England, 1803-07-16

DIED.

-Op Thnrsclay evening,, at ten o'clock, William .Browne,
Esq. of Watling-otreet, at his house, East Sheen, Surrey.
°lithe htli inst. at his seat of Velynviirl, in the County of
Brecon, Captain Thomas Hughes Milli-tams, 9f the 24th Re-
giment of Foot, in the 22d year of his age.
London, England, 1803-05-12

SUIP

YARMOUTH, MAY TO.
,qfYt
Arrived—the Seaman, and Christiana, —, from
Deal ; Catherine 4iid Mary, Knight, for Rochester; and se-
ven laden Colliers. •
Sailed—the Mercury, Cock, for Cardiff; Hope, Capps,
for Gainsbrot; Peace, Belton!, and Providential, Wilkin-
son, for ; Commerce, Mansfield, for' London ; and two
light Colliers.

GRAVESEND, MAY 9.

Passed by—the Elbe, Laudhals, and Vrow Agnetha, Balke,
from Flambro' ; Argo, Seager, from Bremen ;: Erldtaght,
trom Poppenburg ' • Martha, Olken, from Norway ;
Jaffa Manna, Jansen, froim Leon; lunge Jacob, —,from
Harkin ; Vrow Christiana, Dusk, nom Ostend; Eagle,
U let, from Rotterdant.

Sailed—the Thais,' Madis, for Harnbro' ; Snelkeid, Bloot,
for Catwyck ;. Vrow, Catharina, —, for Rotterdam ; and
Comte Werwagting, Bakker, for Rouen.
MAY to.* Passed by—the Vrow Catharina, —, from
Dunkirk; Helena, Harris, and Liberty, Johnson, from Ham-
bro'.

Sailed—the Selina, and Heart of Oak, —' for Bre-
men ; Mary, tin Guernsey;- Betsey, Bray, for New-
foundland ; Flora, Burdon, for Hambro' ; Fortuna, Wy-
brandt, .for Ostend; jonge Cornelius, Burton, and I uffrow
Catharina, Schoon, for Rotterdam.
London, England, 1803-05-12

PORTSMOUTH, MAY, IT.

Tim morning His Majesty's Ships TOPate and
Endjmion went out of the Harbour to Spithead,
equipped for Sea.

Sailed the Albion, WALKiR, for St. Petersburgh.
Arrived the King's Fisher, MORGAN, Ant,
QuINTEM, and Swan, BROWN, from Jersey.
London, England, 1803-05-12

PLYMOUTH, MAY 10.

ARRIVED the Cormrgeux, of 74 guns, from
Torbay, and the I mogen ‘Sloop of War, Captain
VAUGHAN, from a Cruize.

The Cwigyeror, of 74 guns, Captain T. Louts,
went out of. Harbour yesterday, and anchored in
Cawsand Bay.
Arrived the Sirita Frigate, from Torbay.
London, England, 1803-05-12

REAL DISTRESS,

Person reSpeaably.descended, is, by the con.
tinued series of the most unprecedented calamities, so
pitiably reduced, as to compel this Urgent application to the
considerate Public. for 'Relief. Her Husband, who served
abroad as an Officer during the late War, since the Peace
being in inured in gaol for debt, ii~ thereby prevented from
lessenin the miseries, or even aiding the common mainte.
trance. of a large Family o tour Children, impart only lately
recovered frnm the most severe and expensive illnessyin
which one died, with the further weighty charge of the
recent birth of another, all without prosped of support, but
4hrough this channel, until their Parent's liberation, are the
leading circumstances of her trying case, now respedfully
submitted to ti:eling minds. The .smallest donations will
be thankfully received, at Mr. Becket's, Bookseller, No. st,
,Pall,Mall.—Mr. Becket begs leave to recommend the above
melancholyCasc to the consideration' of the Benevolent and
Humane, fors the fads are truly stated, and they are real oh-
leas of charity: • ,

• TO'THE OURIOUS IN FISH SAUCE.
9'HE NOBILITY, GENTRY, and PUBLIC
in general, are • respeitfull y informed, john - Burgess
and Songs GENUINE and SUPF.RIOR ESSENCE of
AN C Ft O'V I ES, continues to be prepared by them in the same
manner that has obtained such universal approbation for
in.tny years past.
The long justly acquired superiority of that Article is fully
confirmed ln.t/so opinion of the Country at large, and of Per-
sons resident Irrall parts of the World, and having stood the
test of trial, ranks it in the situation it now maintains.
The general utility of THEIR ESSENCE of AN CHO-
VI ES and other RI CH SAUCES liar F I SH. .4te. induces
thern, from the numerous Advertisements daily appearing, to
caution Families, aec. in 'purchasing the same, as none is to
be had of Their Genuine, but at their Warehlguse as under.
Every other Article in the Oil Trade liar family use, of the
best quality.
WEST, INDIA MERCHANTS, CAPTAINS .of
SHIPS, arc. O'FFICERS in the ARMY and NAVY, sup-
Ilied upon the shortest notice for the East and
.West
ndies, are, • •
Warehouse, No; 107, corner of Savoy Steps,
• Strand, London.
For the 4onyenience or FaMilies its Scotland, they have ap-
voitoed Messrs. R. Johnston and Co. Edinburgh; their sole
Agents fur Fish Sauces.
London, England, 1803-05-12

CLONMEL, MAY 4*

The 72d Regiment of Foot was yesterday re-
viewed, at the Review 'Green, by Brig.-General
Mel RICK. It rained with violence almost inces-
santly the whole day ; yet the several evolutions
were executed with equal steadiness and celerity.
The General expressed his entire approbation of the
discipline and appearance of the Regiment, and his
regret that the wetness of the day prohibited the
continuance of the men in the field for some time
longer than that which had elapsed.
Friday night last, two men, One named Horan,
the other Tynan, were arprehended in their habita.
Lions, near Cahir, by M. ,t2t, IN, Esq. and a few
of the Iffa and Offs Cavalry, on positive informa-
tion of their having forged Bank Notes, and circu-
lated them very extensively.—We understand chat
Forgeries to a very great amount were found in
their possession. They were safely lodged ia our
gaol by the same party on Saturday.

WTI!.
On the toth hist. at Norwich, the Lady or Captain Ho-
ratio Beevor, of a Son.

MARRIED.

On Thursday evening last, by special licence, at the Right
Hon. Viscount Oxinantown's, Dublin, by the Right Rev. the
Lord Bishop of Ossory, Col. Tenison, of Castle-Tenison, in
the County of Roscommon, to the Right Hon. Lady Frances
King, youngest daughter of Edward Earl of Kingston.
On the sth inst. at Balindean, in Perthshire. Philip Dun-
das,_ Esq. M. P. to Miss Wedderburn, daughter of Sir lohn
Wedderburn, Bart. •
London, England, 1803-05-12

I.DINEAN SOCIETY.

THE ANNIVERSARY MEETING of the
LINNEAN SO CI ETY- of London will be held on
I'tlet4av the 24th of this Month, at' One o'Clock precisely,
for the leetioti of a Council and Officers for the ensuing
M
Year ; and the,embets of the Society will dine together
on that Day at the Preetnasen's 'Tavern, in Great Queen-
street, Lincoln's inn Fields. Dituter to be on the Table at
hive o' C lock precisely.
Tickets, -Lis. each, to be of Mr. Price, at the Society's
Apartments in Panton-square, Coventry-street ; 'and at the
liar of the Tavern. ' •
London, England, 1803-05-12

DIED.

In September last, at Cawnpore, in Upper India, Quar-
ter-Master Mould, of His Majesty's nth Light Dragoons.
On the :7rh ult. at the house of Mrs. Fryer, at the Grove,
near Wrexham, Robert .4 lughes, Esq. late of the East-India
Company's Civil Establishment at Madras.
Last • week, at Cantleston Castle, Glamorganshire, the
Lady of Colonel fluddleston; of the Royal Artillery.
On the Ist inst. at Edinburgh, Mrs. Katharine M'Queen,
.relia of Christopher Davidson, Esq. late Writer in .Edin-
laurgh,, and sister of the late Lord Justice Clerk.
On the ad just: at Darnhall, Vice-Admiral Sir George
Horne, Bart. •
__ •
_

On the 3d inst. at Perth, Mr. George Sandeman, aged 79.
On the ►6th ult. at Bernera, Norn►aa Mil.eod, F.sq. of
Berncra, in the 88th year of his age.
On the 28th ult. at Strichen-House, Alexander Fraser,
Esq. of Strichen.
The same day, at his house, Seiennes, Mr. John Murray,
Accountant to the Bank of Scotland.