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The Sun.
London, England, 1803-07-02

MARRmp.

On Thursday the 3oth ult. at Ilreamore, Hants, George
F. yre, ',Esq. of Brarnshaw , to Kiss Frances • Hulse,
,third
daughter of Str Edward Hulse, Bart.
Yesterday, at Sr. Mary Abchurch, William Soltau, Esq.
Merehant,,to Miss Wilson, youngest daughter of 1. Wilson,
Eitq.. of Stoke Newington. ' -
The Rev. Edward Nitres, .Reaot of-,lliddenden, .Ig.ent,, to
Miss Ot•rdelia Adams, second daughter of Thomas Adams,
Esq. of Osborne Lodge, in the same County.
London, England, 1803-07-02

S'HIP.NEIPS!.

GRAVESEND, JUN-IL 31.

Passed by—the Earl of Morningtone Ferguson, from Ma-
dras,; Harriet, Chase, from'the Sbuth Seas ; Latona, Creoo-
leitf, from I amaica ; Christiana and —, from
Norway ; and Entorprize, Gray, from Dantzie.. •
Sailed—the Margaret, Gritftth, for St. Michael's; Good
Intent, Harrison, for Madeira; Miry, Taylor, for Malta;
Mehtor, Christie, and Admiral Nelson, Maddox, for Opor-
to; San Joseph,fur••St. Sebastian's; Sir.ena, Prank,
I onge Johannes, Jacobs, and the Handel's, Belveder,
for Rotterdam.

ffinE improved PEDOMETER, or WAY
WISER, which when wore in the Pocket, ascertains
the distance the Wearer walks (price Two Guineas). Sold
by SPENCER and PERKINS, Watch-makers, No. 115,
West End of Newgite-street (removed' trom Snow-hill, on
account at the Improvement 4 there); who for near thirty
years have fabricated these Machines ;. and' though that' do
not claim the Invention, it being almost as ancient as rocket
Watches,• yet all that ever. came to their knowledge have
been so rude in their shape, inconvenient in wearing, and
incorrect -, in. their performance,• as to have been soon laid by
as useless. • . •

This, Which they take-the liberty to•offer to the Public, is
elegant in itself, most conveniently, used, perfettly corred,
and; what is desirable in all Nlaelunes of Fancy, exceeding,
cheap not liable to be out of order, and is a most amusing
Companion to Gentlemen, who art bind of Walking and
Shooting.. •,
Flattering
.themsetves the great Improvement lately made
has curried it to its ultimatum; they take this method of
making it public, to secure to themselves at leait the credit
thereof, 'having 'been materially injured by Plagiarists who
have copied their Machines, and passed them off to Gentle
men as their own Inventions, thoutz,h'at much higher prices,
and very interior work.
London, England, 1803-05-30

NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

,rHE CREDITORS 'l,vic;---il;e----proved their
JL Debts under the Commission of Bankrupt against
PEOKGE SMITH and fUHN C RRE, latoot Chepstow,
in the County of Monmouth, Bankers, on tne joint F.statf:
of the said Bankrupts, may receive a further Dividend ot
Two Shillings and Sixpence in the Pound, by applying at
Messrs. Juries, .Havard„ and Jones, No. 9, Manson. House
Street, London, any day except Friday, between the Hours
ot Ten and Four. And such Persons who will not attend
themselves are desired to give new Orders to the Persons
whom they appoint to receive such Dividend, as the Divi-
dend cannot be paid on the. Order tlx payment of former
Dividends.

TO HE LETT,
By Mr. CHRISTIE,
For a Term of Years, on a Repairing Lease,
•
AMost Alesirable• ESTATE,. consisting of a
MANSION and '0 FFIC ES, and upwards of. One
Hundred Acres of ungommont, rich Meadow Land,. compact,
surrounding the Mansion, trairtiful ly situated in a Futtile
nud Picturesque Country, within an easy Distance frornlcin-
don, on the Road to Newmarket.
For turther particulars, inquire of Mr. Christie, Pall-
Mall.
London, England, 1803-05-30

' . NOVELTY.
4 ROYAL AMPHITHEATRE, ASTLEY's,
wss-rminsTEß-Isatooz.
tinder the Patronage of Their Royal Highnesses the
IrPrince of Wales and Duke of York. HIS EVF,NING, May 30, and Five following
Evenings, will be presented. a most uncommon Dis-
play of
HORSEMANSHIP,
By the first Troop of Equestrians in Europe, at the Head of
,Ithom are those celebrated Performers, Messrs. SMITH
and CROSSMAN, being the last Week but three of their
Engageme,itt.
la the course of the Evening, Mr. SMITH will, for the
fitsttime these three Years, go through his unparalleled
Performances on the-SLACK ROPE, drawing himself up
iti a surprising manner fifteen feet high by his Teeth
bilyer performed, an entire New Spetiacle, in Two /kits,
4ken from a Gothic Story translated by William Mar—
than, Esq. from the original Italian of Onufrio Mut'alto,
Canon of the Church of St. Nicolas, at Otranto ; written
pyMr. Bradwell, consisting of Songs, Duets, Chorusses,
ri Ailion, with extensive Combats, brilliant Scenery,
achlnery, Dresses, and Pageantry, called
MANFRED
Or, THE CASTLE OrOTRANTO.

Principal Charailers
Frederic (Father to Isabella), Mr. LA U R r.N T •
'ltrorne (Count Falconera, disguised as a Friar), Mi. MER-
CEROT-;
Theodore (his Son, rightful to Alfonso the Good), Mr.
GOMERY;
(agues, Mr. THORPE ; Diego Mr. )OHANNOT ;
Two Knights, friends to Frederic, Messrs. PINCOTT and
TAYLOR;
Vassal, Mr. BOULANGF ;
/tigrs, Messrs. FOX, DECASTRO, RIBBON, DICK-
INSON, and FISHER;
And Manfred, the Usurping Prince, Mr. CROSSMAN.
Hippolita (Wife of Manfred), Mrs. WAL LACK ;
Matilda (her Daughter), Mrs. tvl ERCE ROT ;
Bianca (her attendant Confidant), Mrs. HERBERT
And Isabella, Princess of Vicenza, Madame VOLANC E.
Nuns, Friars, Attendants, Soldiers of Manfred's- Party,
Guards, 3cc. of Frederic's Party, Vassals, &c. kc.
The whole of the Scenery designed by Mr. Grieve, and exc.
cuted by him, Messrs. Smith, Mortrirn and Son, Thorn,
Evans, ace.
The New Overture and Music composed by Mt. Lawrence,
sisals° part by Mr. Broad.
The Properties, Banners, kc. by Mr. Bradwell.
The Pantomime composed, adapted for the Stage, and 'pro.
duced by Mr. AsTL EY, jun.
Preceding which. and for one Week longer, the New Ballet
of AC:lion, composed by. Mons. St. Pierre, called
THE MARRIAGE CONTRACT.
Principal Characters,
Mons. MERCEROT, Mt. DECASTRO,
'And Mons. ST. PIERRE.
Madame MERCEROT, Miss I ENK INSON,
Miss 101-lANNOT, Mrs. W A LLACK.
And Madams VOLANGE.
The whole to conclude with (for the last' Week but two) the
Grand and Popular Harlectuinade, with extensive Scenery
and Machinery, uncommon Changes, Magical Tricks, &c.
called
London, England, 1803-05-06

i
1:

ing, this atrocious Fraud, and counteraf,ling its
effeds. The following Officlal Note was sent round
to all the Evening Papers, but it unfortnnitety slid
not reach us time enough for our Publication.
TO THE EDITOR.

SIR,

" Treaistry, Afay s, tgos
One o'au•k.

" I have to acquaint you, that the Message, which was
supposed to have been sent this morning from Lord ti A Ni,K tS-
BURY to the LORD MAYOR, stating, tthat the Negotiations
With France had terminated amicably, iira fabrication, and
totally destitute of truth. - , -

" I am, Sir,
" Your most obedient humble Servant, •
JOHN MRCtI4T."

The Committee of the Stock-Exchange had an
immediate Meeting alter the Exchange was shut up,
and they came to the following Resolutions :
London, England, 1803-05-06

N IYI 7

THEATRE-ROYAL, DRURY.LANE.
TO-MORROW "EVENING, May 7, s 803,
will be performed-a new Comedy, called
THE .MARRIAGE PROMISE.
The Characters by
Mr. C. KEMBLE„Mr. DWYER, Mr. DOWTON,
M.r, HOLLINGSWORTH, Mr. BANNISTER, jun.
Mr. PALMER; Mr. POPE,
Mr. MADDoCKS, Mr. SPARKS. Mr. EVANS ;
Ileirs. POW ELL, Miss. MELLON,. Mrs. SPARKS,
Mrs. MADDO,CKS, and Mrs. JORDAN.
Endofthe Play, A MORRICE DANCE, in which will be
introduced A PAS SE UL, by Master BYRNE.
wri•u
London, England, 1803-05-06

GREENOCK, MAY 3.

TH E jenny, 114TENzte, from this Port to
Stornaway, struck on a rock at the point Of Ard-
Lamont, Kyles of Bute, on WednetAak evening.
The cargo, consisting of groceries, &c. considm.
bIY damaged. It is expected the Vessel will be gut
off.
The Minerva, CARRICK, put back here on sui.
44, in distress, having
,lost hei main-mast, by a
heavy gale, in St. George's Channel, abreast of
Arkly Head.
The Aim and Mary, MlEwmo, of this port,
mentioned in our last to have been 'driven hack to
Luchryan, in distress, arrived here on Sunday yore:'
own,
London, England, 1803-05-06

use

Those 11'to 1 ' d
Iv tont tv tavt uniottunftte,y e
that dangerous mineral Mercury, would dowil
to
weigh the cousequencts before it is too-late, and re•
sort to dyne Medicines of estah fished celeluitv and
charaCter for a permanent and radtealcure, ;Ina
by establish their health, the m nit valuable D all
jewels, upon the mod brat and lasting i'lund'ti°n*
LI Scorbutic cpmplaints, &c. Mercury, Anti-
mony and Aqua-tools have been recommended and
tried, but they have reduced, the Patients 'tclij iiave
nutcle use of them to the must deplorable state, aod
have left complaints-which the skill and abilitieg of
The first Physicians have been unable to cope with-
These disorders fly before the, efftets of the Anti.
Impetigines prepared by Dr.'SoLoMorr, of Liver•
pool, which restores nature to her pristine state in
the most gentle manner, even when Sidivatinn- has
failed, and leaves the Whole frame firm and health-
ful.

SfilP !►'LIES.

YARMOUTH, MAY 3.
Arr;ved—the. Bonetta, Bost, tiimn Cardiff; Pro
vicknat
Gay. froin- London.
Sailed—the Sally, Wilkinson, fur liamburgh.
London, England, 1803-05-06

DEAL, MAY 5.

C 4 tE down from the RiVer last night, the Hon.
East India Company's. Ships Warle,.., Ganges,
Coutis, Earl of Abersavenny, and Alfred. all of
which remain, with the Europe and Lady jasie Pios.
das. The latter arrived in the Downs 64 morn.
iog, from Bengal. •
Sailed the Caroline Frigate to the Westward.
London, England, 1803-05-06

in their education, which: would be of the greater,
importance to them.through and if he had held,
(and at one time he doubted whether the Adion,
could be maintained) the MUon would not lie, he,
!bought it would be a great discouragement to per-
scps in the situation of the. Plaintiff to exi.end nin-
ney for such a purpose. His Lordship, therefore,
was of opinion it' was better to encourage a person
t 1 in the Plaintiff's situation, by allowing
b,rn a reaviriable compensation for what might be
expended SO to the advantage of the.children.
Rule granted.

SPRING W. OWEN.
London, England, 1803-09-05

MARRIED.

On the 28th ruly, at 'the New Church, in the Strand,
Capt. l . G. Fitzgerald,. of the Royal Lancashire Militia, to
Mrs.. Ann Louisa Poyers, of A inerica. ,
On Saturday last, at St. Geiiro's Church, Hanciver-square,
Alexander • Cray,' Esq.. of Argyle-street, to Nliss %lieu;
daughter or Henry Baaett, Esq, of. Richmond, Surrey.
Lately, at Plymouth, the Rev. Mr. Rowe, to Miss An-
drews.

•
At Glasgow, on Monday the. :2,id ult. Mr. RalplfWanl.
law,7 Minister otthe gosprl in.that city, to Miss Jane Smith,
koungest daughter of the late Mr. john Smith, Mitihaer of
the gospel, Dunfermline.
At Dundee, oh the zest ult. Mr. Thornas.Stnith, Haughs
of Xinnaird, tw. Miss Helen Cray, daughter of George Gray,
Esq.,
London, England, 1803-09-05

4.EgIVE.

Pylade; iloop of war, Capt. I?vtt.anw s,
arrived at Portmiouth, a letter is received front this
unfortunate settleinenr, filled with the niost gloomy
anricipatiOns.as to•its future fate:
The Colony was neatly exhausted by several
months of alarm and watching,, and at the date of
our letters was threatened
.with famine, ill'ere not
'being more rice in the Settlement thaii was necessary
for a fortnight's consumption, and the rainy season,
so.injtirious to the Settlers, load commenced.
The Pylades was detained there six month's, to
proted the Colony from the threatened attack'of
the natives ; a new Governor, however, lately ar-
rived there, who had given a favourable turn'to'the
political ielatibits of the Settlement. When the
Pyladei sailed, we understand every cause of-jea-
lousy had been ,removed, and our principal opponent
driven from the neighbourhood by some powerful
chiefs, friendly to the Colony.
;When the. Pjladet left Sierra .Leona, no account
had reached it of the. renewal of hostilities. No
French vessel of war had appeared on the coast, and,
only two merchant vessels, one of, which . had been
captured by ,the image/se of 413 guns, which had
gone, in pursuit of the other to Senegal Bar.
London, England, 1803-12-12

MO NDA Y. DECEMBER 12, 1803.

Mr. HOLCROFT's TRAVELS
.
MR. PHILLIPS ropedfully informs th ia e Publ
and the Booksellers throue,hou_t_Great.Britain and Ire-.
land:that Mr: HOLCROFT'sIRAVELS in GERMANY,
HOLLAIYD,' and FRANCE, Will be ready for delivery, in
boards, on Saturday the Ith day ollativary, 1804.
The Letter-press consists of two elegant Quarto Volumes,
but in reseed to the Plates there are two Editiolia, at two
several prices
One Edition to be sold at Eight Guineas per Copy, In
which the magnificent Plates will be bound separately in a
large Folio Atlas, 28 inches by at ;
And the other at Five Guineas per Copy, in which the
Plates, reduced in size, Will be folded in the Volumes of Let-
ter-press.
Besides the large Plates, the Letrer-press is illustrated and
embellished with twenty.tive beautiful and highly-finished
Vignettes.
As it was necessary to cut the Plates after a certain num-
ber of the' large paper Impressions hail been taken off,- it
must ho obvious that no large paper Copies of the Plates can
be procured after the sale of the brat limited Impression.
The Publisher laths that when this Splendid and valuable
Work meets the public eye, the inigniturie of the undertak-
ing will be deemed a sufficient apwogy for the unavoidable
delay of a Icw.weeks which has taken place in its appearance.
No. 71, St. Paul's Church-yard,
December 8, 1803.

This Day was published, in One Volume 'Duodecimo, price ,
4s. 6d. in boards,
.. NGLAND's AEGIS ; or, the Military finer.
-Ries of the 13r7tish Empire; a Work which is singu-
larly applicable to the present t;ituation of the country, and
which demonstrates the means of exerting the .greatest Mili-
tary Energies, with an extraordinary saving of Expenee.
• • lty JOHN CART:VIOO/IT, Esq.
" And there were i n 1 sract eight 1131414 ml thou santtvallant
men that drew the sword ; And the men of Judah were five
bunched thousand."' SAM u
Printed for Richard Phillips. Iv St. Paul's Cintrch-
ptti ; and to be had of all Booksellers.:

• GALVANISM.
This 1)a) was published,
In Two Vols.;Svo. illustrated with 4 great number of Cop-
per-plates, Price One Guinea in boardS, '
.LILEMENTS of GALVANISM, in THEORY
and P RACTI C 1 ; with a COMprejlensive :V icw of its
HIsT olt Y, frotn the FIRST 1 X 111i.K lig F. N'is of G L-
VAN! to the present. Time. Containing also, I'ra6tical
Direetions • tOr coustrheling the.GA INA NI C APPARA-
TUS, and Syitefitatic Instruftiolis: for performing all
the various,Experimeds..
Ily C. H. W I Lj(lNSol4l',' S. A: S.
London : Printed for j. !gurney, No. 32, Fleet-street.
London, England, 1803-10-20

POLIC,g.;

Ax t: fiiton-garden Police Office, on Tiieiday, a
cornidlainif'sVis'exhibited against a Srahle:keeper.,
I.Phet.balit's:roarl, for refusing to receive, n'Soldit'r
of the PR INCE of WALEs's own RegitneneolLight
Dr rioonS .toile quartered in leis house, and wits..firvd
without mitigation, in the.penaltycf 51..ivitheusts.
At Warship:street-Police Office, &it isiondar.after_
noon, a woman chargedher husband with ads ofgreat
'brutality, when he was for the'as6ault conurnitted• to
prison for. want of hail.
On Tuesday Philip Grosi, jun. underwent an
examination, ' .charged upon the bath• of Philip
and Mary Grbse.,, the father hnil mother of
the Prisoner, who stated their living. in• an alm's
house, in Norton Falgate ; that their son, .the ,Pri..
sorter, crane to their ,house on. Monday morning last,
when he stabbed his mother in the. check with
clasp knife.
_A Gentleman of the Faculty, who bad
dressed the wound of 'the poor woman, declared that
it would have been mortrithad the knife penetrated
•'. quarter. of an inch . further. The Pijsonef. was
fullycomtnitted for trial.
London, England, 1803-10-20

POOLE, OCT. 19.

Two Troops of the Yeoman Cavalry, com-
manded by Lord DottcHersß, are exvated here
in the course of the week, 'to go Into quar-
ters ; the remaining Troops go to Weymouth
and Dorchester. It is also expeded that the
whole of the Vulanteers in the county will short_
ly be removed to tome place, that they may
be formed into Battalions, so as to be more compe-
tent to act with each other, in case of actual Inva.
sion.

A seizure of zneasks of foreign spirits was this
morning brought in, anti secured in His Majesty's
warehouse at this Port, by Mr. FARRIS, Mace of
Seagull Cutter.

Last Saturday a very genteel looking man, sup-
posed to he a Spy,. was apprehended near Maker
Heights, Plyinouth, He was carried before Mr.
Justice WILLIAMS, Dock Attendant, for examina.
lion. He slept at Crumil Passage, and was taking
plans of Whitsand Bay, below Ram Head : said he
knew Colonel Sir W. LEMAN, Bart. of the Royal
Cornwall Regiment, very well. On, being asked
which was Sir W..LEmAN among. the Officers, he
pointed out Lieut., Col. PitTrzw, who is completely
digeren: in appearance and size. He said he had
great friends in London, who have been sent to
according to the addresses of their residence given
in by thia.young man. He was ,remanded to the
Gate House for further examination. There is
every reason to suppose he had a companion with
him, who landed on the coast from an American.
Vessel a few days since. The 'other person has
escaped and gone into Cornwall search is making
after him,, to see` if this mysterious affair can be
developed.

This morning.an alarming are broke out, .and
destroyed one of the new houses in Woburn.place,
Russell-square. It raged with great fury, under a
briik wind, for near an honr, before any water
could be procured ; a delay that was .highly dan-
gerous to the neighbourhoodv and which certai. ly
deserves some notice from the Agents of the New
River Company. A stable in the MeWs behind Wo.
burn.place caught fire, •and was buintan the ground
without any engine having water to play pn it.
The house was not occupied, by any family, and,
We understand, .had only a woman, placed in it by
the builders. Accidents of this kind must be cc.
casioned by the greatest carelessaess, to say the
least of them, ani have happened too frequently in
this IRV' geighblLlfiltMd.
London, England, 1803-10-20

AN IRS}' AT7IOLie'sADI;ICE TO lIIS

B RATH 711? N.

I.:NtsEt-the above title a Pamphlet has •apptafed
in Dublin; V.ititt&l by Dttieles!§•cutty,
risrersit Lawi which.wetmderstand has hati,A- very
'eunsihrlOe circulation in Ireland-, and whir we.
think cakuiated to do a great deal ofgoOd. It is
a cairn and;temveratc, hi at the same time strong.
.and:anintated address to the feeliogs aial patriotism
of the Catholics, pointing out tothem, in glowing
colours, the trilecharafter aid designs of the French,
and calling:upon them to suspend for the present''
the consideration of their claims to Ern inCipation.
The ramphlet concludes with the following excl-
lttnt Alvice, which we hop and trust will not be
thrown away upon the Irish Catholics.
London, England, 1803-01-06

DIED.

On the igth tilt; in her Soth year, Mrs. Prima, wife of
Lacey P t, Esq. of Hillingdon.
On 'Tuesday morning, Mrs., Rusiell, wife of George Rua.'
sell, Esq. of Old Barge-house, Church, Surrey.
At GlasgoW, on the alith nit. Lieut. Thomas Iturbidge,
of the 14th regiment of toot.
At New York, on the auth of August fast, Mr. James
11)ra, merchant in Grenada:.
At Tullich of I.ochearron, on the kith olllecetnber„ Capt.
John Wt.:voile, of that place.
London, England, 1803-01-06

WANTS A GLACE,.
AS
GAMEKEEPER, a Steady Man, who has
lived in that'capacity many years, is a good Shot) and
from his long pratiice, is thoroughly acquainted witir all the
business of an experienced Keeper, particularly as to break-
ing and training all sorts of Dogs, curing their distempers,
destroying Vermin, breeding Pheasants and Rabbits, &c.
s.A Line direeled to A. B. at Mr. Croydon's, Shoemaker,
vo. 13, Illackmoor-street, Clare-market, will meet with
flue attention.
MORGAN and SANDERS': New - Invented
Dining Tables and Portphle Chairs ; the
rimch-admired Patent Br.ics-screw Bedsteads, Sofa Beds and
Chair Beds,. with a general Stock of Upholstery and Cabinet
Articles, upon improved principles, for the tut iiishing Ilouses
complete,
NO. f 6 and t 7, Catherine. Street Strand.
Thelinperial:Dining Tables are allowed to be the hand—
somest and most complete set of Tables ever vet invented ;
elegant 'Dome Beds, with Tiny-designed Window Curtains,
en. Suite; new-irvented Mnsquitto Couch. Beds for Foreiy,n
Climates, Mattrasses, and Bedding complete; every Article
•Itl• the Upholstery and Cabinet Branches, executed in the best
snd most Modern stile of Fashion and Taste, and of the
'choicest Materials and high-finished Workmanship, •
By MORGAN and SANDERS,
Furnishing Upholsterers and Cabinet Makers,
NQ. 14, anti :7, Catherine-street, Strand.
c
L_N• 11. T 0 prevent mistakes, please to notice the Num-
vrs, 16. and 17. •

ARMY COMMISSIONS
FOR SALE, EXCHANGE, .and PURCHASE,
‘._.?n the lownals of Messrs, ESTE and SCARB
fyillitary Agency Office, No, to, Northurnberland-street,
Strand.---Sale: A Troop anda Company,. the l'utenasers to'
11e placed on Half-pay ; a Sub-Lieutenantcy in the Life.
,
3rds ; a Cornetcy in "the Blues, and others in Regimen”
'":"Y and light ; Ensigneies in various Regiments at Home
onil Abroad ; and some. of the Successors to which will he:
placed on alf-pay.—lixehange : A Lieutenant-Colonelcy
Half-eay ; a Lieutenant-Colonel of an old Regiment,
rith. a 'amain C;tlartiS ; a Majority of Dragoons in
*Nita to Half-pay ; a Troop in old Dragoonsat lloine, and
one in India to Half-pay ; Company in a very desirable old,
litegimem to Half.pay ; a Lieutenantcy in .the Guards to a
~ ,"QI,IIPaRY ; ,Lieutenantcy in the East Indies to a Regiment
onte; ditto to lialf-pay ;a Lietitenatitey of Dragoons to
ntantry ; au Ensigns}}, in an old Regiment at Home to a RC-
' Cruelly, Abroad for Black ,Corps ; several Lieutenanteies,
,Sotneicies, and Ensignciet, on Pull to lialf:pay.—Wanted
:0 Purchase, Ma;;onties Companies, and Lieutenantcies,
I°T Full and ; alw an Adjutants}' of Militia.
• and S. may De: consulted on Military Arrangements
,„.4iY, from Eleven till Four and Letters (post-partij will
Meta due regard.
'4)l;l2entberlqattiz.•
London, England, 1803-09-02

ROYAL ABNII OF RESERVE AND
\.4ERLIN arid Co.: at their Office, 'Back of the
LVl.Angel and Crown, facing
provide Substitutes , fur Parislies and Individuals' on liberal I
Terms. Young Men willing to enter, will hertz have the
largest !Bounty; and -Bringers be roost liberally rewarded.
London, England, 1803-09-02

WANTED-A SUTLER,

, .
7LIOR the ROYAL MARINE MESS at: CI-lA.
I THAN. the present one retiring from .Business.Ott'
in peison tq be made at the Royal Marine Mess House 'before
next Mieit.telinas Day, when immediate Possession will be
given on Approval.
London, England, 1803-09-02

INVASION!
For the Instrutlion of the Brave LOYAL BRITISH VO-
L LINT E RS, who, now arm in support. of their ,King,
Counify, anti Constitution, .
THE SOLDIEIt's COMPANION.

C.
OMMANDERS Ql. Corps, Officers, and *.rolun.
teers,, are informetl that a New Editioh (being the 55111)
of, this Useful Work just published, illustrated with
Eighteen Figures, descriptive •of the Manual and Platoon
Exercise, tor which New, Plates jiave bon engraved.
Messrs. Lane, Newman, and Co. 'sincerely:regret that
they have not, ben able to supply the inany extensive Orders
they have. received from the Loyal and Patriotic Part of this
ry, whn, animated with the A ittorl'atrize, now bravely
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LO! DON 11,43.1110,1? Fan -SEPTEMBER.

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with deep lace, Straw flat turned up in from

Er ENINc; DttEhs.---A round robe of white mus-
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bosom ; turban sleeves.

. HgAD DaEssEs.;-,--Turban of blue crape, ornate
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GENERAL OssEttvATtoNs..---The favourite co.
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LEF,Pg, Arra. 19.

Ov was
M :nd ty last, a meeting of Lieutenancy
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men.
London, England, 1803-10-18

NIV4L N Ws.

PLY MCAITIf, Dcr. I6.—Arriveci this Afternoon
the Brig flora, •of Exeter, \Vtt. Ticrtat.. master,
front Oporto. thenee with 6o other Mer-
chantmen, under -cunt* of His Majesty's Ship
L' Aisle ; parted with the latter, and the Fleet this
morning off the Sound, bound to the Eastward.
The Brig Lord .Nelson, of London, laden with
-wines (one of the F leet), sprung a leak two days
after sailing, and foundered ; the Captain and Crew
saved. The former is arrived here in the Flout.

PORTSEMUTH, OCT. t 7.—Arrived the following.
Vessels from Waterford, with Troop on hoard;

Mineria, John Chapman, St. I).nrick, Alex. Ross, Eliza,
George Peak, Flora, John Palmy, Sally, trend Watternal,
anti Albion, john Wholarn.

Passed by for the Downs Frigate, with
the }'legit (about 5z sail) Isom Oporto.

Arrived the Enietett, C. WOMAN, . from
Malta ; and Ildimah and Swan, TUOMAS tioubtArr,
from Exeter. •

De4L, OcT. 17.—His Majesty% Ship Syvirre/
and Vesuviv Bomb, sailed last night on a Cruize
ofr Boulogne.

Arrived the Crui;er Sloop from 'Val fmoth, and
the Autumn Sloop from the Squadron off Dunge-
ness ;- the Send/Inver Sloop, with Convoy fr,m
Falmouth ; and-Starling Gun-brig from a C;uize
off. Ostend.

Came down the Ranger anti DeptArdTransports,
from Deptford, with Naval Stores for Portsmouth
,and Plymouth. •
The Autumn ha* just Sailed for the N.)re, to refit.
Sailed the Jane Cartel, with Aliens, for Spit_
beakapci Morlaix.

In the Djwns—the Monarai, Utrechtl
Lynx, Rahger, Cruizer, and Sta./1044;er Siooiis;
Starling and.Blooelbouvd Gun-brigs a Ranger, Dept_
ford, and Sussex Oak Transports ; Sir Edward
Hushes and Britannia, East India Ships, for India.

YARMOUTH, OCT.
_l7.—Arrived-the Ruby," of
64 guns, ID take Admiral THOI!NSOROUGHP4 Flag.
The.GeNbeid is expeEledlo sail in a few days.

Rernain in the Roads; the Rtky, Gel.yk4eid, For-
LinicornFrigAte;i, Krnj Geo& Cutler, Snipe,
Ferretti., and Cenior Gun.vessels.
London, England, 1803-10-18

EDINBLr-KM 'OCT' 15'

By Ifls Gr,:ce tl:t Durvs of BUCCI2VCI4.,tirIi ?Z't
' Right lienourable rb,, 1:0RD PkoVii,T, His Ma.
, jetty's Lieutenants for the County and City' of
Edinburgh.

WHERiAs, -in the event of the Enemy making
good a landing in the neighbourhood.of this City, it
may be necessary to break up the Roads around it, and
thereby, and by the requisition of carts and homes
fur the use of His Majesty's •Army, and by driving
the remainder into the interior, to prevent them
from falling into the hands of the Enemy, to stbp
the ordinary supply of the markets utLiml.turgh—
th.:refore we do earnestly rectitrunend as follows :

Ist, That the Corporation of Bakers of the City and Sub-
tirbs do forrt.vith provide and supply at least Savo bolls of
flour, or, if that is not possible, 4000 of flour and 4eae, of
wheat, two-thirds at least of the flour to•be kept in their own
houses, or within-the City and immediate liberties.
2d, That the Farmers of the neighbourhood be earnestly
invited to send in to the amount of 230 i, bolls of 'Oatmeal, for
the use of the City,,for which the Magistrates will, provide a
proper Granary for receiving and storing it—from whom
i,t may be sold out to the Inhabitants by a Store-keeper, to
be appointed by. those Farmers who shall send in the first
boo bolls to the Granary.

. 3d, That such families as can afford it, do keep in their
Own houses, at least ten days consumption of flour, meal,
biscuit, or potatpes, for the use of their own families; ant 4
further, they earnestly recommend to all the harmers t`vitiiitt
the County, to thresh out their corns immediately, as, in cast
bt emergency, they cauthe more readily be removed.
BU CC LEUCt.t.
t4EIL 1114CVICAIt.

.Edinburgh, Oa. 14, lto3.

Yesterday arrived at Leith, the George, of Leith)
A. Wivri master, from Petersburgh, and johns, of
Leith, W. HUTTON masteri ftom Lubeck, with
some other Vesitls from the Baltic. They sailed
from the Sound on the 4th instant, with too sail of
Ships, under convoy:of the Hound Sloop and some
Gun-brigs'. They experienced very blowing wea.
Sher 'on the passage, some of them having separated
from the convoy soon after they
.sailed. The day
before they left the Sound,. the Galgo armed Sloop,
ilvith the Fleet under het Onvoy, had arrived safe.
London, England, 1803-01-01

NAVAL II r s.

PLYMOUTH, DEC. O.

HE Prussian Galliot jonge 7an Sqxoart, Capt.
ES, laden with butter and bale goods, from
terdam bound to Bayonne, was driven on the
.s near the mouth of this Harbour this morning
ur o'clock, in a violent gale of wind- -Crew
'd, but the vessel is gone to pieces, and very
e of the cargo is expecled to be saved.
'he American ship ;Fun, Capt. CLARK, from
w-York, bound to London, laden with flour,
driven on shore last night, near Wrinkle, a
miles west of this Port: She lays on a Sand-
, and hopes are entertained that the ship and
,0 will be saved.
'he following Vessels have been driven in by a
nt gale of wind at South and South-East, which
the whole of yesterday and last night, but is
much abated, viz.
'he Young Samuel (Danish Brig), Captain
ROPE, from Copenhagen, bound to Naples.
'he Dutch Galliot Z 0041141serZt , Captain DA? s,
Rotterdam, bound to Lisbon, laden
.with
se.

'he Danish Brig Kellerstadt, from Bristol, bound
he Straits.

he Dutch ship jujrozo Alada, Capt. SLUYX,
!last, from Amsterdam, bound to Smyrna.

'he French Brig Tobago, or Dunkirk, Capt.
NIVIITE, from Dunkirk hound to Tobago, with
CF fore top-mast and ocher damage.
he Sloop Unanbnity, of this Port, Capt. Mr.r-
tx, laden with provisions, from Ireland, was
ily lost last night in Whitsand Bay, westward
:his Port, and the Master and all the Crew
wiled, except a Block Seaman, who was saved
longing to the wreck.

large Ship, but whether Foreign or British is
known, was also totally lost about a mile to
Westward of the Unanimity. The fate of her
wis not known. It is feared much damage has
n place in the Channel, as the gale has been
most severe that has been experienced
,on this
t for a long time past.

st arrived, the Dutch Galliot Vr;endschap, Capt.
EILBALL, from Amsterdam, bound to Lisbon,
o with cheese, &c.
PORTSMOUTII, DEC. •31.

RRIVED at the Morherbank, and put under
Imtine, the Mari, NVAxR;,N, from .Vaient ia ;
;can, BROAD, from Smyrna ; Eleanor, NANCE,
'OM Vita Vecchia. On the 19th inst. spoke Diana,
',Fraley, ham Baltimore to Bourdeaux, twenty.
:lays out, lat. 4c. 46. long. 12.- Ori the As th
,ke the Lucy, BAXTER, from Cork to Lisbon, in
46. 38. long. I 1.4.5.
This day put hack to the Motherbank, the
;e Briton, CLARKE, from Canton to London.
London, England, 1803-01-01

?t

irts)qat.?:l,ll.l+_;', EFEk Ts

QF THE Y4AR ;30.21-

JAI\IpAiZA'

. . . . ,
An Account reCeived of the Captti re by the
of the Island of Ternate, in the
.5: Mr. JACKSON we introduced at Court of the Thuil=
leries' to the Chief Consul, Pl;3l,ii,otentiatj
from the Court, of Si, James's.
6. A Court Martial was assembled on board Izaator,
in Portsmouth Harbour, for the-Trial of certain Mia,i-
neers belonging to }lit: Majesty's Ship Term:l%llre, th
board of which Ship a Mutiny broke out hi pantry hay,
in Ireland, at the end at the last year.
8: At midnight, the Chief Consul of. Fratice left Paris for
Lyons, 4
12. The Court Martial at Portlniouth closed therweroceed-
ings, and sentenced thirteen oat of fourteen Mutineer
tired by them, to death.
14. A Court Martial was held at Portsthouth, on f;;:t more of
the Mutineers of the Temeraire, who hart not arrived
from Ireland time enough to be tried with the former
fourteen.
ts. Sit( of thefourteen condemned to deith on the tidy were
executed on board the Temeraireit Snit head.
16. The Court Martial, 9ut,'of the s additional Mutineers
tried, sentenced five to death.
, y 9. The five Mutineers last sentenced were ei,:ecuted, three
on board the fuste, and two oil board the Cehtaut, at
Svithead.
zo. losm,rt WALL, lisq. formerly Coyernor of CorP.e, NV:I4
arraigned at the Old *Bailey, upon an Indictment for the
Murder of a Scalier of that Carrison, in in:. month or"
01,-and after a trial which lasted fr:our Moe in thi

.
morning till eleven at night, he was found pilfv, and
the awful Sentence of the Law was passed up,ol him.
Hrs NI Ai E4ry, with that paternal care lie un,:easingly
chews
,to all who merit it; was gra.:ously pleasc..d to
Medals to he struck in honou. nr tl.;. Egyptian Campr,igo,
with suitable lAsccrilptions and ‘.:mblentatical De.ogns, to
be given to.the Officers and Men of the Army of Egypt.
z 6. The Cisalpine Consulta was held at Lydus, before Ho-
Ay;tl a T when the appellation if the Cisalpine.*as
changed for that of The f tal ian Repn elle, of which Ile vt,as
chosen, or rather chose himself, to be President, or Ilea&
Z 7. The Earl of et. nit E, Lord High Chancellor f.,f l teland,
died at his seat in that kikdam, universally and deeply
lamentedlo all good and loyal subject.,
2F.. Governor, NV was executed in the front of Nirw3ate,
purstiant to his sentence.
30. The French Armament reached St. Domingo, after A p:ls-
sage of 46 days from Brest.
31. The First Const:i arrived at Paris titan Lyohs.
London, England, 1803-10-27

WIMESS
SAW

wny
LIIn not tfley rise

w en:thete.waspleniy of soldiers in it,, and they
m g
1
ht have got their arms ; 'that It was. as well to
w it till next day to take it, but Corry said you
m at-to-night, aiall the country' would rise that
n ' ht, and Dublin would be taken ; they all waited
fo'r a signal from Seaford, near Loughin-Island—a
fire, and that then.five. or six thousand would join
them ; but in this they were-all disapp,ointed. Corry
tcld him General Russel ,was to command them.-
-dross-examined. Says, that , Corry first asked him
retake a walk, and then told Nut of the rising ;
IClorry was his comrade and friend; told him lie. was
, .
to get a Commission on the ,MOnday following
was to be a Captaiti ; they got three pitchforks in
the field ; he did wish the cause well when .Corry
spoke. to him.; did not: get-the commission or pity
since ; gave_ the information to Mr. Trotter first
When Corry was taken.
• ,Major. Sirr sworn and examined —proved the ar.
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the pistols on him.
The jury afterwards returned a verdict of Guilty,
as reported in our Paper of yesterday.
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in boards, The Prat!heal Forms.
London, England, 1803-12-15

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NUMBER 3508•),

THEATftE-ROYM., DRURY-LANP.;
TO-MORROW EVENING; Dec. 16,T 'lBO3, ,
• - • will be performed, •
THE. STRANGER.
The Stranger, Mr. PO lit.•
Mrs. Haller, Mrs. POWELL. •
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THE. CARAVAN •
Or, The DRIVER AND HIS DOC."
With new Scenery, Machinery, Dresbyses,:and Decorations.
be,Charaeters
Mr: BARTLEY,T Mr. DowToN, Mr. HOLLAND,
Mr. BANNISTER. jun. Mr, GIBBONS.;
IVlaster WEST, Mr. FISHER. Mr. NIA 0 DO.CKS.
Mrs. IL JOHNSTONAkiss DE CAMP.
boxes 6s. Scennci Price;;. PtL'is. 6th Second Price as..
Gallery as. Second Price is. Upper Gallery is; Second
Price 6(1. ,No Mont:), to be returned.
Places fur the Boxes to be taken of Mr. Fosbrook, at the
Ilox.ollicc in Little Rusiel-strect.
The new Grand, Serio Comic Romance of The Caravan,
or The Driver and his Dog, will be reheated every EveniN
till further notice. •
On Saturday, The Wife of Two Husbands.
The PUblic are most respeafully informed that Mrs. Tor-
clan is engage.' at this Theatre.—Due notice will be given of
her tint Appearance.

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THEATRE-ROYAL, covENT.GARDEN.
rro.. MORROW EVENING, Dec: 16. 1803 v
will be performed, a new Historical Comic Opera, in,
Three Ads, called

THE ENGLISH •FLEET IN 042.
With new Scenes. Dresses. and Decorations.
The Overture and Music entirely new, and composed by
Mr. Braham.
The Characters by'
Mr. HILL, Mr. INCLEDON„
Mr. BLANCHARD; Mr. !MAHAN!,
Mr. MUNDEN, Mr. CLAREMONT.
Mrs. GLOVER, Mrs. HUMPHRIES,
Mrs. DAVENPORT, Signora STORAGE,
Mrs. ATKINS, -Miss GAUDRY.
WITB

THE IRISH WIDOW.
13oxes6s. Pit 3s. 6d. Gall. 2s. Upper Call. is.
Pleeei; ror the Boxes to be taken of Mr. Brandon, at the Box
Office in ilatt,btieet. '

No Vow to be Returned.. Vivant Rex et Regina I
•The_English Fleet will be repeated on Saturday, lion.
dat intl Tuesday.

ARTIFICERS WANTED.
A Considerable' Number of SMITHS, WHEgt.'
E RS, and CARP ENTERS, being ‘vant‘id for the
ORDNANCE SERVICE at WOOLWICH, Able ,Work.
'nen in the above Linen cl Business. may find linipioyment,
u
upon application at the Carriage Yard, in IV.oolwich War-
incxmatinn may be obtained with roped to-
ploy
ages, and theAdvant,iges pf being iii the Ordnance )Enl.
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