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The Sun.
London, England, 1803-01-12

DIED.

On Saturday the iith inst. John Leslie, Esq. -of Bucking.
hang-street.

On Sunday last, at Greenwich, sirs. Maulc, wife of Ste-
phen tohn.Maule Esq. On Wednesday last, in Charl,tte-street, Portland Place,
Mrs. Barry, wife of Mr. Barry, Si!Mature Painter.
On Friday ,night, .lames liawkesworth, Esq. of Cleat
tames-street, Bedford-row.
On Tucad lasr, at her brother's house, 4.lear Blackburn,
Lancashire, Miss lam! Hand, daughter of the late Charles
iland, Esq. of Van:A-fall, in the County of St:Mout.
London, England, 1803-01-12

DEAL, JAN. 11.

Tr has blown a heavy gale of wind at East all
yesterday and to-day ;
,?,od last night the Danish
Brig Elizabeth, of Flekkefied, J. D. Stunt:co
master, bound to Lisbon, in ballast, drove on
shore opposite this place, where she remains ; but
should the weather moderate, there is every reason
to expea she will be got off.
London, England, 1803-09-29

A NAVAL A'LfVS.

. -
PLY4OUTH, SEPT. 27. Sailed the Seag,yill
Sinop of War, with the London, Nile, Grant, and
Princess Transport 4, having the 9th Regiment of
Foot on board, for Cork.
Arrived the Mafia, of 8o guns, Capt. BULLER,
from a eruize off ►he Coast of Spain ; and the Nim-
ble Cutter, Lieutenant COCHLAN Commander, from
Guernsey; also the Twende Soskende, Capt. JOHAN.
sgu, from Copenhagen, 'with wheat (leaky) ; and
!he Ebenezer, Capt. the, and the Hannan, Capt.
ZENG CRS, from Dram.
London, England, 1803-01-15

OLD \VINE,
meliorated by keeping large rinan.
titles together in Vat*, by SP >~ N CFR and P
WineoMerehams, I is, Wrest end of Newgat.,-street (re-
moved from Snow-hill, on account of the improvements
there); who, from teurteen years experience of keeping
such quantitiea its froth-A ;Cr' 40.30 .(;allons of Wine together,
can assert, that their %Vine js.not only more agreeable in
your to the palate, but more restorative and whOlesome'to
the stomach of the aged and infirm. They have Port, which,
after being ripened in a vats containing twenty pipes, has
been in bottle from two to seven years. White Wines, ai
ttladeira, Sherry, Bneella, Lisbon, ant Niountain, they bottle:'.l
Crum the Vats as wanted. This mode of keeping gives their 1
Wines that decided superiority ,so well known and aeknOw...
!edged. Such an immense stock enables them to serve the?? I
friends with superior Wipe, Of the beat vintages,' on , titer
usual moderate terms, for feady money. They send to PY
part •of the Town (not less than a dozen) free of expellee,
Phey also have a 'very superior stock of Cogniac brand> ,
'Pine and Jamaica Rum, East-India acid Ruin Orange Shrub.
London, England, 1803-12-01

N4ViIL NEWS.

PL?MOUTH, Nov. ag........ -Arrived the Sings Fri
gate, of 36 guns, Capt. W. howse, from a thto
months' Cruize, to refit.
Arrived the Mau, SMITIf, and Frieds44
PALMER, both from Cork.

Sailed the Pothite Sloop of Wit, Capt. Dot,

B AR, on a Cruize.

PORTSMOUTH, NOV. 30.--Arrived the Raw
Cutter, from a Cruise.
wo Sailed the Decade Frigate, for Guernsey sari Jeri
sey ; and the Peterell Sloop of War oti'a Cruise.

DIAL, Nov. yo.—Sailed the Clatoii,t,Aliture,
and Merlin Sloops, and Dili:we Brig, with Con.
voy for Portsmouth.
in the Downs—Monarch, Utrecht, Raisonable, Immor.
talite, L'Ainar.inthe and Dart Sloops; Perseusi Fury, Zebra.
Sulphur, and Hecla Bombs ; Starling, jackal!, and Merl
Gun-brigs, and Harpy Sloop.
London, England, 1803-09-16

PoLUNDEE R CO Plit.

ST. JAMES's VOLUNTEtRS.
THIS respeaable,, numerous, and well-disciplined
Corps was reviewed yesterday by Lord HARR
TO tr, in Hyde Park. A party of the Royal
,Westmin-
stet Corps, consisting of the Grenadiers, Who served,
as a Guard of Honour for the Reviewing General, and
about 250 of the other companies, took possession c)1
theground at nine o'clock. 'The Sr., James's assem,
bled at their para4e. in Dufour-plaCe, Broad.street,
where their armS are kept, at half..pal!. eight, and
marched thence to the Park. They, areiVed on the
groUnd at half past nine, and forosed in line from
South to
_.North on the North of the water.—
They mustered about goo ; 650 con.ipsiog the ten
companies to be reviewed, and about 250 of the
newly enrolled Members, whose state of discipline
did not qua)ify, them to perform their military evo.'
lutions in conjunEtion with the main body. Lord
HARRINGT9N, and his Aides-du-Camp, entered by
Hyde Park Gate, Piccadilly, at ten o'clOck, and
were received 'on the ground by the St. James's
Corps, and,The Westminster Grenadiers;. with pre.
sented arms. His Lordship then, accompanied by
his Aides-du-Camp, and Lord AMHERST and Ma.
jot Dow sas, Colonel and Major of the Corps,.
passed from the right to the left, along the front of
the line, and back again on the rear, for the purpose
of inspediog the equipments,!ind appearance of the
Corps, His Lordship.then proceeded to the ground
where the Regiment was to pass in review before
him. The Corps, forming in companies, marched
twice by his. Lordship, first in ordinary time, and
then in quick time. They theri fired two rounds by
companies from the right to the left, in a stile, with
the exception of one or two dissonant vollies, not
inferior to their marching. The whole body,
then marched forward, -irttwo divisions, each divi-
sion alternately discharging a .volley, and halting,
to load, until they, had fired two rounds, When hay..
ing regained the position from which they had' re..
treated, the whole body halted, and, discharged two,
general vollies, with a degree of regularity and dis...
cipline that would do credit to a veteran regiment.
Whatever irregularity occurred in the first firing;"
was more than compensated by the order -.and
unison of the general, discharges. The flank Com..
panics were particularly correct in their firing.—.
After the, firing ceased, the Reviewing General
ceived a 'general Salute,. and then in
,the hand..
somest manner. expressed his satisla6tion dis-.
cipline,.soldierly appearance and efficiency' of the
Corps to the Colonel, Lord AM H ERST.
The whole terminated'about twelve o'clock, when
the Corps was led by the Colonel through GroSvenor.
gate, Grosvenor-street, Bond-street, Conduit.street,
&c. to their parade at Dufour-Place, where Lord
AMISS lUT communicated to thern'the sat klaaion ex-
pressed by Lor'd HARR IN6TON at their soldierly
appearance, discipline, and steadiness.
During the firing, one of the COrps, by mistake,
fired or hi, ramrod, which went about seventy iards
before it fell, to the ground; it happilyoceasioned
no accident, taut was near hitting one of the fugal.
oleo.
London, England, 1803-09-16

LOYAL LONDON VOLUNTEIRS.

About three-o'clock Lord FIAR R r NGTON, attended
by the LORD MAYOR and his Staff met the Firstite-
giment of the Lbyal London Volunteers on a piece of
ground behind the Shepherd and Shepherdess, in the
City Road.
After the usual -ceremonies they went through
the.manual exercise in a very coned moaner.

• After various.evolutions,..which :were performed
with great correaness, they marched in line, halted,
and saluted, the.band playing- God taw the iGifg.
Lord INGTQN then rode up to the Command.
ing Officer, and told him. he was surprized as well
as -pleased at the forwardness of the Corps, and that
their soldier-like appearance Merited his particular
approbation. • .The ground was kept by the 3d
Battalion. of Loyal, London, 20 of whose grenadiers,
with two serjeants and an Officer, formed a guard
for, the General.

THE BLOUMSBURY VOLUNTEERS

Had their weekly Field-day yesterday. They
met at the Foundling Hospital at one o'clock µoe-
ci,iely, and remained on the ground till past four.
Each man was-provided with fifteen rounds of car-
tridge,, and the Corps went through a variety of
different !evolutions, with uncommon steadiness
and accuracy ; aftet which they were 'formed
into a circle, and Licut, Colonel WATSON, in.a very
impressive manner, read over to them.the Vote of
Thanks- of the House of Commons. The .Corps
Nits then dismissed.
Notice has been. given that Lieutenant. General
the• Earl of HARRINCTON. has appointed the z9th
inst. to inspe6l the above Corps. .•
London, England, 1803-09-16

LOYAL NORTH BRITONS.

---
Yesterday a general Muster of this Corps took
place at the Bank Field, City Road, when 300 mus.
kets were delivered. LordREAY, their Lieutenant-
Colonel, attended on this occasion. The Corps is
AS yet in its infancy, but promises to be very elTec.
live. The intended number of Soo is nearly corn.
'Aced. On Tuesday.next another general Muster
is to -take place at Archer's' Field, behind Gower.
street, when, we understand, they are to be formed
into Companies.

ROYAL CORPS OF VOLUNTEER CAVALRY.
The Committee has come to the resolution of pro.
ceeding no further in this undertaking ; and accord.
ingly a Circular Letter, of which the following is a
copy, was yesterday sent from Col. VILLIERS to the
different Noblemen and Gentlemen who intended to
become Members of the Corps :

"
" It appearing to the Committee for tlireEting the alfairisf
of the Royal Corps of Cavalry, to be raised under :the com-
and of the gight }-ion. J. C. V 14142143, that the views o
rn r
GovernMent would at present be better answered by discon.
tinuingthe raising of the above-inentioned Corps, the Com-
Mandingo dicer has the honour to Warn you, th.it the proceed-
lugs in this undertaking are stopped. The Com imindingOtlicer,
however, cannot make thii communication tit}` without
adding an as.itiratwe that he is duly sengibie otthe honour
which Ile •diould have derived from the Command of such a
Corps; and he is anxious' particularly to acknowledge the
compliment paid to hint by yourself, in your having chosen
to put yourself under his command.
(signed) 44 I. C. VILLIERS.
4.4 Sip. iz,i803."
London, England, 1803-03-18

KENT ASSIZES.

LIAIDSTON!; MARCH 15.
Judges arrived in town last night, and open.
ed their Commission. This morning they proceeded
to business.

Mr. Baron HoTHAm sat in the Nisi Print side ;
but the Learned Judge and Counsel here hardly
seated, when they found they must again speedily
dislodge. The Court had been newly painted,
and was scarcely" dry. The smell of the paint
was most intolerable, 'and the effluvium very soon
began to operate. Before the first cause was half
o,vVr,_:Mr. Garrow put his hand on his breast. The
Serjeants became hoarse, anal the Bar all began 'to
spit. The Judge bore it the longest without corn.
plaint, when at length he declated it was impos.
Bible for him any longer to keep his seat. In this
dilemma, Mr. Watson -was deputed to endeavour
to find a new room for the Court to sit in ; and on
bis return he reported, that the only room to be
found was the Ball-room at the Star Inn. The
Court was immediately adjourned to that place.
The Judge was seated at the upper -end of the room ;
tote leading Counsel sat at a round table ; the rest
of the Bar ranged down the room, and-the Witness
was elevated in a chair. After the hustle occasioned
by, this removal had a little subsided, business went
on tolerably well.

LONDON s Priwtt by BITCH
At tht St.TN-OrFICS
London, England, 1803-03-18

THE THEATRES.

Drury Loire.
Mr. COOPER last night. assumed the part of
Macbeth, and acquitted himself in a manner very
creditable to his judgment.' There were no extra-
ordinary flashes of genius, but the whole seemed to
be properly digested. The' perturbation of guilt
was well sustained throughout, and he certainly en-
tered strongly into the passions of the charafter.
He was perhaps too loud and monotonous in many
parts, but he altogether displayed talents that.de-
serve public protection. .. Mrs. POWELL followed
the steps of Mrs. StDAONS very ably in Lady Mac.
bet& The ghost of Ban quo did not as usual appear
in the banquet scene, but was supposed to be present
only to the guilty conscience of Macbeth. This
omission may be critically right, but it is a &via.
tion from the traditional mode of representing the
scene, and certainly does not produce so strong an
elfea upon the audience. There was a very nurne-
tous audience.

Covent-Gardea.

THEIR MAJESTIES, and the PRINCESSES AU-
GUSTA, ELIZABETH,. and MARY, honoured this
Theatre with their presence last night. The new
Comedy of jobn Bull, was commanded on this oc-
casion, and went off; if pcissiblc, with increased
effect,--Indeed, the gratifkation which it ob.
viously afforded to the Roy At. 'FAMILY, seem.
ed to heighten the pleasure of the Audience in
general. It is a very interesting Comedy, and
was admirably performed throughout. The Farce
was Cron Purports. The Rol'm. VISITORS ware
received with the most ardent testimonies of popu-
lar affeetion, which were repeated with unabated
zeal, particularly in the allusion to John • Bull's
good KING, .contitined' in the Epilogue.—This al-
lusion had an elearical etfeeEt, And produced an una.
nimous burst at applause. The usual loyal airs
and rapturously
were sung, applauded. The
Theme was crowded in all parts at a very early
hour, .
London, England, 1803-03-18

NAVAL,NEWS.

PVMOUTH, MAseit 16.

• 3i.ttl, this morning, the Ranger, of t 4 guns,
Captain FaAsn, and the Eagle, of 8 guns, Capt.
Alums, two Revenue Cutters, to the Eastward, on
Admiralty service.
Arrived the Ga/p, of 54 guns, Captain DOD,
from the 'Westward, with the loss of her foremast.
This evening arrived the /morn, of :6 guns,
Captain VAUGHAN, from the Cape of Good Hope,
with Dispatches.
London, England, 1803-03-18

CORN EXC HANCE, MARCH
18.

Wt continue to have but few fresh' Samples of
Corn at Market, and the expedancy of larger
Supplies, cauws a,slack Market, with little doing ;
the Wheat Trade dull, and.. is. lower ; Barley and
Malt at something less ; Pease and Beans keep up
their prices, the former, of Pearl quality, very
dear; although Oats in tulerble quantity, we can.
not quote that article' cheaper ; Flour at prices
unvaried.

Wheat 46$ app a 62$ n.l_ Tick Deans -29 s aus od
Fine ditto 63s a 64s ,K 1 Oats tss 18s a 2Es
Barley - 23$ a 27$ b.t Poland ditto 2.25 a 23S ad
Malt, - 42* a 46$ oft. Rape Seca . 301 a 331
Rye . 3zs a 35s od Fine Flour . 45s a 49s 0,1
White Pease 42S * doi od Secun.ido - Ar'S 4 45s
Beans - 324 a 376 od

A very considerable Failure took place in the
Stock Exchange this morning, on the part of a Jew
.Broker who has transaded a great deal of business
"for many years past.
-Lord MONTGOMERY is soon to be united to his
Cousin, Lady MARY MONTGOMERY, Daughter of
the late 'Earl of EGL INTON, who is possessed.-of rt
fortune of 14,0001. per ann. They have taken a
house.in the neighbourhood of Harrow.
The Duke of °US ENSBERRY, we are happy to
hear, is greatly recovered from his dangerous lotus..
position.

Mr. .I(ttorn t iso being a young Speaker, probably
mistook the argumentuin ad hominem, for the argu.
;Tumults ad rem; or, perhaps, he wished to 61;0.
the House, ,an example of what the late Lord. Kett'.
vott.foed tv term, ifrailical Oratory.
The very great success of John Bull has induced
the chief Proprietor of Covent-Garden Theatre to
purchase the copy-right at a very liberal price ; and
we understand that it is not to be printed during
th'e present season.
A new• Opera from the pen of the Poet.Laureat,
is to he brought forward at Drury.lane Theatre,
after the run of The Hero of the NOrth. Any pro..
du tionl3f Mr. FYB will have the recommendation
of good. sense as well as good poetry, and every
body must wish success to the. works of so re..
speaablea charaler. • . •
Two seta Card Parties are stated in a Morning
Paper to, have been given- on Sunday evening in
Corzon.street, May. Fair ; one by the Dowager
Lady Essex, the other by Mrs. MostANT. The
same Paper also mentions about a dozen grand din.
ners, arid several musical parties having been given
on the same evening. If these accounts be true, it
is tn:)st disgraceful to the higheforders of Society,
who ought to set a better example to the Commu.
nity ; If they be fabrications for the'purpose ofkling
the Columns of a. Newspaper, she Proprietors are
highly culpable' for thus grossly aspersing the first
Charafters to the Coix!ty.
London, England, 1803-03-18

PORTSMOUTH, MARCH z 7.

AktrVlO) this day, the Charlton East indiaman,
apr. WSLLADVICE, from London bound to Cal.
tutta, to take on board Troops for that Settlement ;
and Skrevviah, .SPRIGS, from London for Lisbon.
London, England, 1803-03-18

DEAL, Ivimtcu :7.

Allyn!, the Bloodhound, Gun-brig, front a
eruixe*; Pester,ll Sloop of War ; Aggressor and
41141'wdla Gun-brigs, from Portsmouth ; the whole
of which have sailed through for the Note.
Came down from the River, and remains, the Ship
1.4/1.4, FERMISSON, for Grenada.
London, England, 1803-03-18

BEESi.Y V. JESSUP.

This was an aetion for art assault, brought by a
pentlernan% Valet against the Defendant, who kept
a public-house it Bromley in this county. The
assault was committed by the Defendant, the
Counsel said, without .the least provocation be.
frig given by the. Plaintiff: he went to the De.
fendant's house to drink, his pint of ale ; but instead
of meeting with- civility, the Defindant assaulted
him. To prove the assault, he called Missjessup, the
sister of the Defendant. She said, that the Plaintiff
came to their house, and called for a pint of akin
the kitchen ; her brother told him to leaye that part,
of the house,, and go into the tap-room or parlour,
which the Plaintiff refused ; the other then attempt-
ed to put him out, and in the struggle they fell on
the floor, The Plaintiff was somewhat hurt.—ln
the hands of Mr. GioutoW, this Witness produced
a great deal of laughter : on cross-examination, she
admitted that the Pl.tintiff was her admirer, and that
they had exchanged mutual vows and pledges of
love ; bat such" an antidote to thr tender pitssion"
was e et- seen.; She was about three feet highopd
as many round. The
,shape of her body was bent
to the. resemblance of an angle, with a curve in-
ter back, and an amazing protuberance of hips ; her
age about ,1.9. She triumphantly produced the pin
which had been 'even to hpr by her lover,; but add-
ed, that she had given him one.of equal worth. At
the outset of her cross-examination, she desired Mr.
GAltitow to ask her no unnecessary questions; for
if he did, she should c,,11 uon the Gentleman at the
upper end of the mable(
thejudge) to take her part.—
Verdid tor the Plaintiff—Daniages Oar Fartbiaz.

IVIA4CfI i 6.

The Court, as We reported yesterday, was dis.
lOtled from the Courthouse to the Ballroom at
:the Star ; but during' the course of the day
fire crtiwa in the.. room was so great, that app; e,
pension i were entertained that the floor might
give 'way. At the rising
,of the Court another
place of meeting ‘vas to lie sought fur. The Play-
Douse was first btiggisteti, but on inquiry that was
found occti,pied by
,a cargo of. potatoes. At length
some Gentlemen of the Ilar,had influence enough to
prtleure the use of a Methodist Meeting, and there it
was the LaWyers assembled 'this Morning. , Nothing
could tie more, whimsical than the appearance of the
Mr: Boron iioill AM was seated in the reading
de4::; the Associate in the place of rime clerk of clic
spiritual congregation. In the great pew,• where
sistiall• sit the'prous Elders, were placed. the leading
t,awyerS. In the opposite pew were ranged the jury.:
men, 'most convenientlrisituated for hearing the Law
instead of the GOspel. Other Cotnpicl were. diAri.
hilted in the other pews ; the rest of the eongrcga.
don took ,th'eir seats after the usuA fa: ltiuit.
,Nothing occurred worth reporting.
London, England, 1803-03-18

SHEERNESS, MARCH :6.

AUTIPED the Conitauee, from the River Thames,
I 1) manned.
The Albion, of 7¢ guns, goes to the Nore to.
"nrow, under the command of an old veteran Offi.
ter/ Captain FERRIRRe
The Charger Gun.vessel is ordered to sea imme.
' distely.
Three fine Frigates, the Amelia, Ethalilv, and
-4frieoin, are, we understand, all to cruize off
Cores, to watch the motion of the Dutch, should
it be necessary to give timely information to Go.
Veturnent.
London, England, 1803-03-11

BATH, MARCH 10i

AT Sarum Assizes, yesterday, Thomas Biker,
a Sllcannan of Trowbridge, was capitally ccinviacti
of being concerned with others, armed and dis-
guised, in setting fire to ,a mill and premises be.
longing to Mr. Nitistr, near Trowbridge, in July
last. It is hoped the conviaion of this. man will
have a proper etrea cm the misguided' w6rkinen
'who of late, in defiance of the Laws, have been
guilty .of qtr many ar,irming outrages. It is,ex.
petted he will be executed niar .the premises.
win,: May, Samna Harris, Geo-se Mar,kt, ifil-
liker and Erbw'reli, all of Trowbridge,. Shear.
men, were indiled, the further far administering,
and the four latter for being present at, and aiding
and assisting at, and consenting to, the administer-
ing of an unlawful oath to one TrioNtAs BAY 1. gli7 a
Shearman,lon whose information they were appre.
!tended and committed. EATLIT had twice before
sworn to, and very frequently repeated to his mas.
to and others, the, form of the oath, yet, on his
examination in. Court, his recolleaion Ailed him,
find he could not again repeat It ; and on'account of
the oath not being proved as stated in the IndiO.
ment, the Prisoners were acquitted.,

Lately died, Mr. DANIEL CIJEICTON, of John.
street, Tottenbaut.court Road, shoe-maker.-- Thi,
person was supposed to be the strongest man in Eng.
land. He stood about, five feet six incites : rather
corpulent ; "yetsould put both his' elbows together,
take a glass between them, and drink in this pohi.
tion. He could contraCk or swell hilnself over the
chest, ai.alninute's notice, so as to be the least per-
ion when measured in company ; or extend ltimself
so as to measure four of the biggest persons put to.
gether, across the chest. When sitting, 4nAhe
grouted, he could get up without the aid of his hands.
with three full-grown men across his shoulders and
on his, back, -and dance a hornpipe with ease : and
could do many other feats, equally Incredible, unless
seen, Many hundreds are alive who have seen these
ihings—which he generally did of his own accord,
and without emolument, , •

. .
.. .
.. .. ,
Laicly, at Bideford, Devon, the Rev. . William Walter,
Mastrt of the Citanunnur gellool_ in that Town.

ST, cxs,

DAY.

India Stoct 2to 9b- -
South Set Stock
kxclteq. LAW s. ,s.
Fundable ditto : Orem.
3d Exchequer Bills
Ornnium 131 tzk
Inver. 3 per 6;1-
Ditto Ann. tt t. 16 3-1
tank for opening
Inditt,for Ace.
Cons; for Apr) 64 G 6 $i 64i
London, England, 1803-03-11

BDINDURCII, MARCH 5.

Ix H4ddington market yesterday, wheat and
barley were.about 6d. dearer ; oats as much cheaper;
pease and beans as lot week.
The Betsey Diummondi Capt. SYME, from-Lynn,
for Perth, with a cargo of wheat, sailed frnm Lynn
the 1.4. th of December. The Bruday , Capt. IL.
WAI h, .with a cargo of wheat; from London for
Leith, sailed the 3d of January last. isteither of
these vessels have since been heard of, and are sup,
posed to have been lost.
London, England, 1803-03-11

MARCH 7.

Last week,,Peter Duncan, farmer at Baldowric,
returning home in the evening, had been thrown
from his horse—his foot had
,stuck in the stirrup,
and dreadful to relate, when the horse arrived, the
master was faund_still entangled, but quite dead,
his head having been dreadfully bruised.
On the evening of Tuesday last, the ist. inst. a
most melancholy event happened atArboadt. Capt.
HYTemmsr, of the Brig Povidenthr, of Hamburgh,
lying there under repair, went to bed in his cabin,
in which a pan of live coal was imprudently left.
:Wt.,. CAMP E LL, Custotn.house Officer, was also in
the cabin, intending to stay all night. Nextmorn.
ing both Gentlemen were found dead. It is conjec.
tared they had been saffocated early in the.night,
as every attempt to restore animation proved in.
effeatial.

GLASC9W, MARCH 7..

A letter received in town from a,Merchantin
Port Antonio, Jamaica, contains the following pas-
, sage: gg I have just recovered frorria short but
severe fever, which has proved
.fatal, I attisotiy to
say, to. at least one-sixth•of the young men in this
neighbourhood .within these six months."'

We understand that the Chamber of Commerce
here, have agreed to present a Memorial to the
Lords of the Trease.ry, and a Petition to Parliament
praying a repeal. of the Tax. lately' ittpcised upon
coy= wool.- They haire also petitioned against
the Bill now before P arliament, for introducing new
merits of; settling any differences that may arise
between. the Manufaiturers and Workmen 'employ.
ed in- the the cotton trade, considering the exist.
ing Laws fully ;adequate to every thing of the kind
that can. occur.
London, England, 1803-03-11

.kAYAL;iv.EW's,

PLYMOUTH, MAR Cfl 9.

Attirtp-thc Arai,;(l Filzate, of 38 guns, frOni

Bristol, with Vululteer Seamen for the Navy ;
also the Ship Reliance, Capt. ALLEN4`from Jamaica
for London,. laden With sugar, Sec. ; the Four
Frit-nth, Captain MoRGAN, from Cork, with:provi-
sions for London ; and the. Dutch Ship Drie Ge.
staters, Captain J. H. RA-rusts, firm Guernsey,
bound to Rotterdam in, ballast. The three latter
'put in by contrary winds.
London, England, 1803-10-05

TO THE' EDITOR OF THE SUN,

Slits

.I.ltAv tt read with great satisfnlion the Letters
of your Correspondent FITZ.ALBION: I think he.
.very ably exposes the quackery, calumny, and false.
hood, which distinguish the Ministerial Manifesto,
and for, his. labours in the cause in which he stands
forward, the vindication:of the most incorruptible
integrity and the most pre-eminent talents, he
merits the gratitude of his Country. In his last
letter he very peremptorily asserts that no negotia7
lion existed for the return of Mr. PITT to pOl,4Mr.
This assertion I believe to be pettedly corred, for
that cannot properly, speaking be called a nip.
Milian; where no terms or stipulations were ever
edvanced, but on one side. This assertion of yonr
Correspondent, 'however, has by some been mis-
understood. It has been taken for a denial .of any
Proposal or Interequrse for the return of Mr. PI Tr.
to office, which I am certain your Correspondent
never could mean, for he seems to, have some in.
formation 'upon the subjed. The negotiation, as
it. is termed, 'is used as a principal engine by the
Near Observer for the purpose of vilOing Mr.
'PITT, implying that, that great man condescended
to the meanness of bargaintng for place—the very
term negotiation, which is so improperly used in the
Minisee,joi Mani/ego, being intended to convey
that rwaning. Your Correspondent is therefore
perfedly justified in denying the existence of a nr.
gotiation, while a pre;postrien only was made, which
as matter of confidence was reludantly listened
to, and which, listened to at all only:from motives
the most enlarged and patrithic, is now brought
forward, in a moat impudent and criminal manner,
to affix odium on that charader Which ought ever to
command, and I trait will ever do so, the unquali-
fied admiration of the world.
London, England, 1803-12-08

the credit of the duties, and for making good the
deficiencies of last year.—Report to.murruw.
Mr. J. C. BEIESPORD,g4VC notice of his inten.
Lino to move to.morrow for leave to bring in a
Bill for regulating die Corn Trade of Dublin.

The Hoiise went into a Committee on the Pension
Duty Bill, in which similar provisions were made
as in the Malt Tax Bill, and a clause was also added,
on the Motion of Mr. VANSITTART, to exonerate
the town of Newcastle.upon-Tyne from the pay-
ment of the Tax, on the duty of is. per ehaldron
on coals formerly payable to the Duke .of Rich.
mond, but since purchased by Government, and
respeaing the liability of the Town of Newcastle
to pay which, some doubt, Mr. VANSITTART said,
had arisen.—Report to.morrow.
Sir W. SCOTT moved the Order of the Day for
the further consideration of the Report of the
Curates' Residence Bill.

Mr. CREEFEY said, he thought the Bill one of
severe pains and penalties against the Clergy, that
it went to invest the. Bishops with an arbitrary
power, and that it violated the laws tf pioperty.
He did not wish to impede public business by
counting out the House, but he hoped in return
that a day or two would be given him to consider
the measure.

Some conversation ensued between the Citittr-
cuLLoa of the EXCHEQUER, Mr. Calavat, the
ATTORNEY GRNERA.LI Sir W. SCOTT, and Mr.
Hosts; relative to the,day of discussion, when it
was at length agreed to discuss the Bill to-morrow.
The Bill was then recommitted, and the Report
ordered to be received to-morrow.
Mr. VANSITTART moved, that an humble Ad.
dress should he presented to His Majesty, praying
that His Majesty would be graciously pleased to
cause to lx laid before the House an account of all
Stuns issued in pursuance of Atlstlii;s:s o ,:hzt House,
and not made good by .Parliament.--Ordered.
The Committees of Supply and Ways and Means
were deterred till Friday,
The Portugal _Wine Bonding Bill ; the Exchequer
Bills Bill ; the Curates' Relief Bill ; the Expiring
Laws Bill, and the Sugar Drawback Bill, severally
plied through' Committees,—Reports to-morrow.
Adjourned at seven o'clock till to-morrow.

MAILS.

illiMbUrgh I

PRICE OF STOCKS,
nAY AT TWALVAL O'CLOCK.
Consols - • 55 a 56 a scf I Omnium • . 6stgs

THE SUN.

1110LIM QUIIII DIMS MOM AUDIAT
London, England, 1803-12-30

" the subjeei."—Here ire we reduced again to the
cemure of being " Nature's Fools"—for having
credited the Minister who dispatched information
to the Coast of the immediate intnition of the Enemy
to attack us, ordered out the Troops, and prepared
the Armaments to oppose him, and blocked up our
Ports against Neutral Ships, not lest they should
turn Spies, (babyish nonsense) but lest they should
carry supplies, or afford assistance to the Invading
Power.---And yet we are told that all these were
mere measures. of precaution, and arguments to a
rational mind that the Invasion was not apprehend.
ed!—So touch for consistency, system, a good
cause, and a' temperate 'and judicious, Defender I I •
should have hoped that, injured in our interests, and
degradectin the scale of Nations, we might have
been spared a second galling insult, upon our tame
acquiescence,and submission to the control of men
in whose weakness and temerity appears the warn.
ing voice of Fate, chat our desolation is at hand,
and that cur Honour and our Independence -are
tottering on the verge-of destrudion.
. I am, Sir, Sze.

OLD TEMPORA.
London, England, 1803-12-30

GIBRALTAR, DEC. 8,

' ON the 3d, the Convoy of 47 Sail, guy-A ger
weigh for England, but the wind coming:4o .the
Westward before they had got clear of the Gut,
they'werohliged to return to the. Bay the ,folluw.•
ing mornltt.
This morning a small Cutter, with English Cu.
lours, was observed coming through the Streights,
when two French Privateers immediately came out
from und,:r the' Island of Tarifra, and attacked her
warmly, and would probably have captured her,
had not the Medusa Frigate, Capt. GORR, which
was nir the New Mole, instantly, slipped her
cahle,,and in less than five minutes was under weigh,.
with every sail set in chase of them,
The Privateers immediately stood for the Spanish
shore, to get under the proteetion of their batteries ;
hut the Medusa soon getting within gunshot of
them, after a few broadsides, obliged the largest to
strike her Colours, and drove the other on shore,
neat' cabrita Point, with the loss of her wizen mast,
and otherwise much shattered. The one she brought
in proves to be the Esperanre, of 4. guns, and 70 ,
men, the Privateer which captured' the Flora Trans:
port, and which treated the crew and passengers'
with so much inhumanity. Capt, Goat's Spirited
conduit is highly approved of on this occasion, and:
a few such lessons swill soon convince the French.,
Privateers, that if they violate the Neutrality of,,
Spain, 'when it suits their interests, they, in return,
Shall not.be protetted by that Neutrality, which on
very occasion they , totally disregard, when they,
Can by doing so prejudice us. The Cutter which,
the Privateers attacked, was from Plymouth, in 33
dila) 'with dispatches for the Governor and Lord
NeLSON; PR ICH, of the Navy, commands,
her ; she was hulled'. by some
,large shot from 111i4
Privateers, and had her &ids and rigging a good
deal cut ; she will sail far the Fleet off Toulon when
she is repaired.
London, England, 1803-12-30

NAPAL WS.

PLYMOUTH, Dec. 28.—Thelle de Paris, of
Ito guns, Admiral CoßxwAws, was spoke with
in the Channel yesterday, steering for Torbay.
Arrived the Boadicea Frigate, of 38 guns, from
a Cruize in the Channel, with the foss of her
mizen.mast, fore and main.top.masts, carried away
in the gale on Sunday 'last.
Sailed the Jamaica Frigate, and Pickle Schooner,
on a Cruize in the Channel.

Arrived the 13rig Fritndship, of and from New
York, Capt. INGRAM, laden with tar, Beg. for this
Port, 30 days passage : brings intelligence that the
malignant fever which lately raged there, had en-
tirely subsided.

PooLe, Dec. 2,9.—Put in, having received
comiderable damage, the Portuguese Brig Ben:
Amigo:, from Amsterdam, bound to Lisbon, with
corn, cheese, Sec. the Master of which reports, that
on quitting Amsterdam► the 1 t h inst. the prepara.
(ions for invading this Country were carrying on
with the greatest vigour, and that the report of the
Troops having refused to embark was ‘‘,ithout
foundation ; on the contrary, every man appeared
eager and desirous of embarking to invade this

The Ma►y, ETHERIDGB, from Newfoundland
bound to this Port, was seen three days ago be.
tween Scilly and the Main, with her main-mast
gone ; the wind blew so fresh, that no assistance
could be given her. It is supposed she has borne
away for some Port in the Bristol Channel.

FALMOUTH, DF C. 27.—Arrived the gratibThart
Packt from Lisbon, six days ; 'and the Anna Ma ria
Privateer from a Cruize. The Captain reports, that
on the 25th insr. he spoke a Ship of War, on board
of which was Admiral CoulwALLts ; that the Fleet
were returning into Port; and several with the loss
of topmasts.

SHEERNESI, DEC. 29.---Arrived His D.lajesty's
Ship ifinburcadr, Capt. krictiqs, and Lark Sloop of
War, Capt. Towßas.

Sailed His Majesty's Ship Cltyde, Captain LAI
moult, for the Downs.

Yesterday the Nero,. of 74 guns, Capt. the Hon,.
ALLAN QARDNIIR, which has just come from
Woolwich to the Nore, was manned from the Flag.
blip at this Fort. As soon as he is ,paid the Bounty'
and Advance' she is to proceed to join Sir Roam'.
CALDER'S Squadron, at Bantry Bay. •' •
DEAL, DEC. 2g.. Arrived the /Ifer/iir frnm 'rt-
Cruize off Havre; the piyio. from' the Nore,
4,. Ueda Bomb, from Dungeness,
Sailed the Preutyant, for the. Nore.
In the Downs--Monarch, litreFht, Isis, Leopard, 'Eurya,
lus, Leda, Immortalite, 'ihkhe, Champion, Squirrel, Att.
tumn, Ilarpy, Curlew, Merlin, Pcrsetis,, Sulphur,' tiecl3;'
Pluto, Archer, Mariner jackal! and Starling,'' and'a'rery•
large Fleet of outwar.t.tiound Merchant,Ships- waltini fora
tar wind.
London, England, 1803-01-24

CORN EXP.] ANL; Ei JMN. 24.

THE RE being but a small show of Wheat samples
here today, with many buyers, it sold rather brisk.
ly, at an advance °labour 2s. ' • very little Barley,
which= is a trifle higher, as is Malt ; Pee and Beans
support their,prices 1, having a tolerable supply of
English and Foreign Oats, we note this article is.
per (-limner cheaper; the prices of Flour do not
vary.

Witda 46s 'a sja a 6os oft
'Fine ditic, his a tiu 6d

Tick Ikans - 3os a 34s 6(1
- 18,i 42.1.
P01:141(.1 trittn, 23$ a 7..1S
Rape Seed 32.1 a 351
Fine H kit - .45s a sos
Se.cona do. 4,1$ a 4.0

BAriey . -;-,lls ott
Malt. - 43,0,3 :a7s on
3ss a 38s oEI
White P4a*e ni 32i 'oda
}3e:l7ls 34r a 33S c.l

. ,
An old in of a very'miserable appearance, and
who 'had fora long time eXisted on charitable dona-
tions, died a' few days ago, in a cellar, without
either bed or bedding, or any thing else that could
afford the least warmth to his, aged frame, in Lea.
ther-lane, 11, ' born. His appearance bespoke ex.
Creme wain,lid his plaintive story excited many
persons to a td him pecuniary relief. His wife
(who quitted him in consequence of his parsimo.
nious disposition, and who lived as a Cook in a
Gentletnan's family, in Hatton-garden,) ivas sent
for a short time before his death, to whom he said.,
he wanted nourishment, but 11,3 d not the' means to
procure it t she hastened immediately to purchase
some ; but on her returi found him speechless, and
in a short time afterwalds he expired. His wi:e and
some persons present began to Ilivest him of his
filthy rags, when, to their gteat aitonishmenr,
they found concealed in variou, parts of his tat.
tered garments, no less than two hundred and fif:y
guineas, besides policies of funded property to a co,
siderable amount.

On Friday se'nnight an Inquest was held by. Yito.
COT Es, Esq. at Llandinabo, near Ross; in lieretOrd.
shim, on the body of John B;xinett, a boy about
Is years of age, who had hanged himself in a stable
belonging to Mr, PEARCE; of that place. It alp..
prating that the deceased had for some time 'nevi.
ous to his committing this rash ad been extremely
melancholy, the jury were induced to return a vet..
dil of—..troraty.
London, England, 1803-01-24

the way of Alagate, the was accosted by A yotlng.
'mart, who after entering into conversation, forcibly
draggekber to several places, (which she menti9nedi
together with the names of those that keep them),
and after detaining her for some hours, lie. at
length took some crape which was
,placed around
her hat, and tied ,it over her eyes and face ; then,
in order to prevent its being removed, .he fasten-
ed htlr :}firms behind her. In this manner she was
drag ed.; againjo various places, but never knew at
any ima.'where she was : and lastly, lie cut, away.
her 1440;
~vhich contained several trifling I
ar-
ticles, as well as about 4.5, in silver, left her in the
passage where she was found,,and then quitted her.
This story being persisted in, his Lordship re-
quested that the young, woman, might be taken care
of until further inquiry be made.

' On Saturday se'nnight, Mr. Joseph Frith, of
Sheffield, one of the proprietors of the Steam Wheel,
'in the Ponds belonging to Messrs. Kenyon, Frith,
and Woodhouse.,* having gone down to view some
repairs' which had been lately made in the Engine,
and havipg been in a very weak state for a long
tune, it is supposed that the noise -alid thulion
the wheels brought on a giddiness, when he un.
fortunately fell upon the crank, which occasioned
his instant death.

[From the Birmingham Chranictel
TO OR, SOLOMON,

ON HIS CHARITABLE DONATIoN TO Ti
DISPENSARY.

GREAT SOLOMON, when he with Riches and P9wer,
Waiting his Lite'Waiting to pall,
Exclained, while deploring'thc flight of each hoist,
" ' was Vanity 1 V.mity all I"
Nay, the Pomp of a Palace anti State of a King,
With all earthly (u dear at will,
Only tempted the'wisest of Monarchs to sing,
f hat ""r s Vanity I Vanity still i" •
• •
Yet, mounting his Chariot, or mounting his Throne,
' MI the World still betbre.hhu he drove ;
While dazzling in splendOnr, like Phoebus, he slustse,
Scarce eClips'd hy the bright Son of Jove.!
And thou, 1-1T11..a Scilunion aiming at Hint
With no little pomp and parad,, . .
Like the Sun's Charioteer, treble Optics to dim, '
In 4e bast T H v Chariot displard 1 .
And caus'd,cowling Envy to cast a- skanCe;cyc,
• At an l'..tinipage nt for a Prince I •
And while thy peet Studihrough the streets scem'd to fir,
Made many,a.gall'd Jade to wince. ; ; ,
Yet the censure of Van!.ty thou carts t evade, •• -
As'thy drift and thY driving, 'tis plain, .
Only' rove to the World, that thou ariv'st a good Trade,
Apd, of course, are not driving in vain, • •
And asto thy 13 A Lmi-thgt; with Csr.k n's name.gracid, •
Has heap'd up thy Collias• with Weaith ;
The good things or tiny WOrld are, no The:, not misplac'd,
If thy Balm keeps the World in good Health : • •
While R t cis Mortals among, in thy. physiCal rounds,
Thou di:Tensest thy Nostrums and "I'rcati-ie,..
Our Disperis'n', to Thee, stands indebted, for Peurid.4
Towards physicing Pooh Mortals,' (ixATss. '
London, England, 1803-01-24

HARWICH, JAN. 22.

Artotrr 'one o'clock this afternoon arrived a
Dutch Schuyt from Shcyeling, with the Hamburg')
Mails of the 7th, r tat, and 14th inst. Mr. HA-
WARD came with them overland to Holland, and
sailed from thence yesterday morning. Great quan.,
cities of ice still remain at Helvoetsluys and Cux.
haven.

About the same' time sailed the King Oeorge
Packet, Capt. P. DEANE, with the Mail and• Pas.
sengers for Helvoetsluys ; and the Prince of lrael
Packet, Captain HEAR N, with Passengers and the
Flamburgh Mail, which, it is supposed, he will ba
obliged to put on shore at Helligoland:

~~~, t2,>~1~~
London, England, 1803-03-16

Temple, London ;
or Air, Warren, txeter.
Joseph Shepard, ot''Bristol, hosier, March o', tt, and April
26. at eleven, at the Kummer Tavern, Bristol. AttornieS,
Messrs. Blandford and Sweet, Inner Temple, London ; or
Mr. Stephens, Bristol.
Herbert Bourne, of Saint James's-street, silk-mereor, March
26,29, and A pril i 6, at ten, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr.
Senior, Charles-street, Covent-Garden.

DIVIDENDS. -
April 2.3. john Underwood, of treat Marlborough-street,
apothecary, at eleven, at Guildhall.
April tr. Ecimund I laworth, of Mill-Hill, near Blackburn,
Lancashire,
_John Haworth, of Hampstead, and Jonathan
Haworth, of Ardwick, Lancashire, calico-printers, at three,
at the Bridgewater-Arms, Manchester.
April 25, Charles Cowlishaw, of Ashborne, Derbyshire,
grocer, at one, at Guildhall.
May 7. Geo. Elliott and Geo. Pickard, late of Wood-street,
Cheapside, velvet ribbon manuladurers, at one, at Guild-
hall.
April 19. Thomas Mitchell, of Hatton-court, Threadneedle,
street, merchant, at ten, at Guildhall.
April a 6. lohn Whately, late of Bankside, SouthWark,
colour manufatturer, at ten, at Guildhall.
April s. form Hill, of Maidstone, glass-seller, at eleven,
at the Dudley's-Arms Inn, Dudley.
April 13. lames Wild, late of Hulmc-Place, Manchester,
common-brewer, at four, at the Star Inn, Manchester.
April 12. James Askew Leach, of Jewry-street, Aldgate,
wine and brandy-merchant, at ten, at Guildhall.
April 7. john Barnesley and Joseph Smith, lateof Bedwar-
dine, Worcester, morocco shoe-manuladurers, at ten, at the
Swan Inn, Bedwardine, Worcester.
April 7. Thomas BottornleY, of Liverpool, linen-draper, at
one, at the Globe Tavern, Liverpool.

CEkTIFICATE.
April $. Joseph Midkilf, of Liverpool, merchant.
London, England, 1803-03-16

'The following etnrminti&aiSn from Mr. Pit tla;
Jeweller of Brewer-street, will be a prof of the
Benefit to be derived front Dr. James's Po‘tder
in the present Epidemical Disorder.

TO Ma. NEWBER.Yi PAUL'S CHURCH

YARD.

SIR,

OesEttviNg a Paragraph in the Papers of the
efficacy of. James's Powder in the Influenza, and my
wife having been since attacked by that complaint
in so violent a manner as to become in a very short
time delirious, I sent for' Dr. James, of. George_
street, who usually attends my family, and who
by means' of his father's Powder, removed• the de-
lirium and the feVer in a few hours. If you think
this fad can be of any service. to the Public, you
arc at liberty to relate it with ray name.
'I am Sirs -Bcc..&c.
PHiLIPE PRINA.

NO. 17, Brewer-street,
March 12, 1803.

SHIP NEOT,

GRAVESEND, MARCH r 4.

•
Passed—by the Eliza, i#rooking; from Legiiorn.
Sailed—the Enierprize, 1-folman, for Marseilles ;' Aure.
lonia, fohnson, for Biltso4 i ,Echo, Williams, for Gibraltar ;
Minerva, Barber, for r9ston ; 11enrtMta, Meldt, for liambro;
Albion; for Cork ; Werwagtlng, Rouen ;
Bottafacins, Vrow, Alida, Vrow, Margretta,
---, and longe Wilhehnina, for Antwerp

• •• . .111,4 R R lEa. - ' .
Lately, at Petersburgb, George Augustus Pollen, Esq.
Colonel of His hlajesty'N Loyal- SUrrey -Rangers, to Miss
Gascoigne, daughter of Sir Clkiirles clascoigne,,Aiaual Coun-
sellor of State to His linper...i Majesty the-Emperor of Rus-
.

At Edinburgh, on. the 7th instant, Patrick Bowie, Esq.
of Is:eithock,.to Miss Marpret Raitt, youngeit, daughter of
the late, Thomas Raitt;..,Esq. of Longlormacus:
On Monday sennigliti.atC.:iirti6-rystieut. Kenneth MlCen-
zie, of the Royal Navy, to Miss Janet Muir, second daughter
of 1;.4 Mr. , David Muir, of Cartferry.
London, England, 1803-03-16

PLYA/ritif

• Aittry to the RevaLr;gair;ri, of 4+ guns; Carle..
W. Loci, from Liverptiol; and the ,tove arty'
trio/Mit, Capt. BLAik, from Cork. -
Sailed the Jjatch Ship Am;citiei,
for.Auttiterdam. . •

Went out of"Harboui, anti anchored in the Sound,
the B.iadicca Frigate, .Citpr. MAITLAND.

DEAL, MARCH i 5.

AitßiEti La f ue Frigate, of 46 guns, firttri
the Noce ; the Dispatch and P?y,4iolub Nutty Trans
ports, from Portsmouth; and the Rasa& Gun_
vessel flout the North Sea.

All the Frigates in the River are ordered to pro.
teed to the Nore as exped;tiously as possible,'
Two hundred Pensioners from Greenwich 'Hos.
pitat arc gone to Chatham anti Sheerness, to assist in
rigging such Ships as are ordered into Coniniission.
Several Admirals,' among whom were Sit HY or
PARXER., Sic R. ONsLoW, and Admirals ICNICH-r
and NtroENT, attended yesterday at the.Atituiralty,
as did also the Hon. Captain Et.ru tivsrrotc E.

Thursday night last there was a very severe press
at the port of Leith. Every ship was script of her
hands ; but we hear those belonging to the vessels
about to sail for the whale fishery were liberated
again. .

Accounts from GiLralrar rto the 17th ultimo,
state, Licit on the morning of that day the..Drajoo,
of 74 guns, the Renvwn, of 74., and the Moinottrb,
0(64 guns', sailed for Malta to join the Fleet there.
Three French Line of Battle Ships were then at
the back of the Rock, %%here they had been tour
days preceding, waiting for an eii;terly .wind to pass
the Gut. They were crowded with Troops, and
their destination was announced to be for St. Dv.
mingo.
London, England, 1803-03-29

PRICE OF STOCK'S,

YisTIRDAY.
Bank Stock India Stock
l',l4ry S per Cent. 991 81 South Sea Stock
; per Cent. t 797, *nut 12.xchcq, s. s.
lash 5 per Cent. Fundable ditto prem.
3 per Cent. Con. shut • ' 3d Exchequer Bills dis.
j per Cent. Red. shut citrmium tii tz
3 per C. Cron. 60 65141 5 impet• 3 per Cent. 640
Doti) Scrip Ditto Atm. 111
(lank L. Ann. eanii, for.opennig
Ditto Short Ann. shut I rxlia fur Ace.
Ditto Scrip Cons. tilt. April 65i 61. Si Si

TIIIS DAY AT T
Consols for Money . 64i a 6,

~‘ral.vz O'CLOCK.
i 5 Consols for Acc. 651

NAVIGABLE CANAL PROPERTY, LIVERPOOL
BOOTLE WATER-WORKS.
MONTHLY SALE,

By Mr. SCOTT,
On FRIDAY, the rat of April, at Twelve o'Clock, At
Carraway's, 'Change-alley, London;
THE OXFORD CANAL, Five Shares of tool.
each, in this established and improving Navigation ;
the Dividends have steadily advanced to the woof 4al. per
Share per Annum,with fair prospeets of considerably. in
creasing. The RAND 'UNCTION and PADDING-
TON CANAL Original Shares , and Half Shares. Tha
WAVER TRENT ,
T ,NAVICATION, Two Shares of tool.
e4ch•
V. per Cent. per Annum. The UPPER
TRENI NA IGATION, Ten Shares. The LIVER-
POOL BOOTLE WATER-WORKS, Five Shares, pos-
sessing fair mispeds of proving eminently advantageous
to the Proprietors. Also Shares in the ROCHDALE,
ASHBY DE LA 7.OUCH, KENNET and AVON, 'and
the BASINGSTOK.F. NAVIGATIONS.
Particulars vt.the lien and Chickens, at Birmingham; thP
Bear, at Reading; the Star, at Oxford; White Horse, Llx;
bridge; Hatchett's Hotel, Piccadilly ; at Carraway!st end
of Mr. Scott, Ludgate.hill, 'London; who is CommiSsiorwtl
thdlspose of Shares in various• Navigations, Estates, &c.
Private Contra& •

TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION,
By Mr. SHAW,

On Monday the 4th day of April, rBo7, at the George Inn,
Derby, at Two &Clock in the Afternoon, subjeci to such
COuditions as will be then produced ;

A'Capital HOUSE for the Residence of a Gen-
- reel Farnily, or to be occupied as an Inn, situated on
the Brook.side, Derby, lour stories high, the Rooms lofty
and elegant, with Closets, Dressing Rooms, and other very
eligible convenience, having . good Cellaring, Stables, Out-
,buildings, and a large Yard and Garden adjoining.
Also a quatatity. of Land v.:4l*i the Wall Close, in Dolan
Lane, in the parish of St. Wciturg,.• Derby, lotted out lot
Gardens, or Building Land.. •
The Land Tax of the above Premises' is purchased.
Who
For other..?arziculars apply to Mr. Lomas, Derby,
will stmw the Premises.

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