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London, England, 1804-03-06

cf the licit year, for instance, when Ireland may►
he considered as in no (4.2rip,er—lndeed, in the period
of her danger, the Exchange was little more than
at rar. How dift-A-ent was it at present ?—Neither
did he, in any material degree, consider the evils
as owing to the increased number of absentees
from Ireland, a cause to which by some they were
;attributed ; as this apparently unfavoufable cir-
ctimtance produced a proportionably advantageous
effea,' namely, an increased Export, and a diminu-
tion of the Imports. . After arguing upon these to-
pics at some length, and with considerable ingenuity,
in the course of which he expressed his satiSfaaion
at the institution of a Committee of Inquiry into
certain parts of(the subjea in another phice, and re-
c mmended the adoption of a similar proceeding in
that House, the Noble Lord did not conclude with
any Motion hostile to the progress of the Bill before

the House.
. The Ear! of LIMERICK—As the Noble Lord
did not oppose the progress of the Bill, did not con
ceive it necessary to follow him through his detailed
discussion of the general subjeEl. With respea to
what had on former occasions fallen from the Noble
Lord respi4ting the Governors of the Bank, and
which involved suspicions at least of miscondud on
the part, of that respeauble body ; as that topic was
now but very little touched upon by the Noble Lord,
he should not take up the time of the House in obser.
ving upon that part of the subject. There was however
another topic which had been recently adverted to
by the Noble
.Lord : on this he need only repeat
._the promise he had formerly made, that when. the
•iubjeCt should regularly come under discussion, he
was ready,
,and, he. hoped,,satisfaaorily, to justify,
lhe-praftice.in question. Indeed, he was now ready
to go into the subject, but as that was only slightly
adverted to by the Noble Lord, he should not have
_ then to trouble the House upon the subject : how-
.

ever, if upon maturc consideration of the circum.
the. Noble Lnrd should think proper to bring
forward the subjea: on any future occasion, he
behappv to meet him on it. With resped
to the measure now under discussion, the principal
,observation- nude by the. Noble Earl in favour
vbereo!f, was that he considered it as a necessary ap_
..lpendage. to the Bill for continuing the Restriction
upon the Bank of England.
Lord KING and the Earl of LIMERICK spoke
.severally in explanation.
T.lrd GRENVILLE spoke at considerable length
in support of the arguments advanced by the Noble
1,.10 who opened she
.discussion. He deprecated
London, England, 1804-03-06

ADM. BERKELEY AND C APT. MARKHAM.

Otnt7Readers-cannot have forgotten the peevish
and unmannerly Reply which the Litter of these
Officers made a few night ago to the manly and just
Remarks of the former, respelling the condud of the
present Admiralty. Board'. The following Letter
appeared in, a Puller of ynsteediiy-trpon the-subjed,
and contains so many pertinent remarks and Well-
direfted,spcasps,,that we think it,worth reprinting.
London, England, 1804-09-08

41.11ER1CA.

YRITERDAY we received Lorton Paprrr to the
3oth July, brought by the Mercury, arrived at DA,
lin.

One hundred and twenty French passengers, men
'and women, lately arrived at Baltimore from Aux..
Cayes. DessALINEs had
.ordered his General in
Chief in the Suuthern Department, GAFrttAtto, to
cause the remainder of
to
white men, and all the
women and children he put to 'death. GAF.
FR:ARD resistiq the bloody orders, and, instead of
-complying, delivered passp.Als to the intended vic.
tims,ari assisted them in,embarking fur Baltimore,
wln•re a liberil subscriptiUn has been opened fur
their _ .

A report prevaPed'At B brought by a Vessel
from the Havannah, that an''action had taken place
bet ween,a party of Americans and. a body. of Spa.
fiish Troops, upon some part of the' Lluisiana Line,
in which' several persons were killed on both sides,
The Ainerican Editor discredits the'report, but adds,
that '' so,ne difficulty certainly exsts as to the Fr on,
tier Line neat Pensacola ; that Spanish Troops have
been ordered thither ; and that the Governor cif
Pensacola- has declared that be will resist any at.
tertlpt on. the part of the Americans to extend the-
line there." •

The report of the defeat of the flack oi.Haytian
Army, by the French and Spaniards near the City of
St. D,tningtt, was unfounded.. The Whites, how.
ever, on account oitheir position, numbers, &c: are,
'it is said, under little apprehension of being over.
come by the Blacks. Reinforcements • were expelled
at Sr. DOmingo from Cuba. The British were
truizing to intercept. them.
JEIV)ME BONAPARTE., his Lady and Suite artived'
at Boston on the 28th July. The B)iton Papers
state,.that JEROME and his Family are acconim.)dated
in the saml house in, which His Royal Highness
PRINCE EDWARD lodged when he visited Boiton
- (
some years ago. ,
Capt. CLARK, of the Schooner Sad"; artived at
Philadelphia from St. Thinnas's, brings in!ortivition
of the defeat of the Haytian Army near the City of
St. Domingo, by the French and Seaniar‘ls, with the
lois •Of 2000 men;

From Martinique, July 6, it is stated., that the
Island 'was closely blockaded by 1 a or. 14 131iti;11
Men of War; and it was expo led thiit an attack
'would soon be made, as a number of British Troops
laid been recently embarked at Antigua to join the
force intended to go agMinst Martinique.
Some disturbances' had taken place at Augusta,
Georgia, among the Blacks. Several of the ring.
leaders.bad been executed. The greatest confusion
prevailed among the ,White Inhabitants, who NCR
under arms night and day. •

The new R4ii.road from SVißtlitA to Oyster.
mouth is Already begur., and the jetty at the pier
bead is in a state tif great fytwardness.
London, England, 1804-09-08

WEST-INDIA DOCK COMPANY.

MHE COURT of DIRF,CTORS of the WEST-
`INDIA DOCK COMPANY, hereby, aide Notice,
That a CALL of EN. Pl. CENT. being the .I.6urth
stalinent on the last West-India Dock Subscription, is hoi.l
by reydred to bia. paid into the Hands of Messrs. Shiiths,
Payne, and Smiths, Mansion-house.street, -ouor bc.t•Jrc
day the 2,6 th day Of Oelober next ; and that a forth,..: and
fifth Instalment cif TEN Platt CENT. on the said Soh--
scription, is also hereby required to be paid .at. the.sAine
Place, on or before Friday, the 2311 day of Noscinba next.
by Order of the'court bf Dir‘eters, •
Ttiom A s MA EISHAM, Sc.e
West-India Dock House, Aug. 24, 1804.

, .
This Pay was published,
In Ong large and elegant VOltrinei 4to..embellished with
Filty.tbur Copper-plates, Thirty-one of which'are beau-
tifully Coloured, pricy Three Guineas in boards, •
MODERN LONDON .;
being the History And
Present State of the British Metropolis, faithfully
drawn up from the.most authentic Materials, and illustrated
with a series of highly-finished Engravings, on a plan entirely
It has been the intention of the Editors of the present
'Work to exhibit London as it is, and to furnish line,h's Innen
and Foreigners with a systematic, complete, and elegant Per-
formance, worthy of being received as a faithful portrait of
the greatest City in the world;
Printed for Richard Phillips, No. 7t, St. Paul's Church-
yard; and to he had of all Booksellers.
. Of whore may also be had, price 55. hound in red, the
Name of London for 1804, with Maps and Prints. •
London, England, 1804-09-08

KOTZEBUE IN PARIS.

,This Day was put.,nstled, in Three handsome Volumes,
small Od.wo, price t3s. ad. in boards, faithfully trans-,
laced from the German{
1 RAVELS from BEkkLIN to PARIS, in the
Spring of the present Year 0800; with ..Sketches of
the existing State ut Society,. Manners, and public Opinion,
and with uriginal Anecdotes of eminent Charaders in the
French Metropolis.
fly A.UGUSTUS VON KoTzr.RuE,

Author of the Stranger, 'rover's Vows, Pizarro, dre. &c,
Modem. Paris has been ably. pourtraycd by Holcroft, Carr,
and others ; but it will be universally telt, that the Portrait
of s'o great and distinguished a Master as Kotzebue is equally
entitled to attention. Its fascinations in Germany have been
so great, that two very large Editions were sold in a fortidght.
The Work'. has, moreover, -.the particular claim to notice in
Fogland, that it has been written withia the present year,,
and at a time whew Englishnwo have been prevented, by po-
Utica!' circumstances, from undertaking a similar perform-
ance. •

Printed for R. Phillips, No. 7v St. Paul's Churchyard.
Of whom may be. 11.0, the NARRATIVE of KOTZE-.
BUE's EXILE into SIBERIA, in Thee vols. price us.
in boards.
London, England, 1804-09-08

in consequence of the very great demand for
Tickets arid Shares at the old established State.
Lottery Of of HoßNsay and Co. they beg leave
to recommend to all those who .purpose having a
chance in the present State.Littery for either of
the three zo,oool. three io,oool. three 5,0001. or
any other Capital Prize, not to del.ly buying the
same immediately.
N. 13. Orders, by Letter or Carrier, fcr Tickets
and Shares, executed exactly on the same Terms as
if present.
*** All Prizes, whether of 201. or 20,0001:
paid on demand at the Office of HORNSBY and Co.
Ni. z 6, Coinliitl.

We obser,ied, a feWdays since, from undoubted,
authority, that in the Lottery 1799, there were
50,000 Tickets sold before the drawing commenced,
of which 28,150 were shared, and advised our
friends who meant to adventure in the present small
bur Grand State-Lpttery, not to delay their par.
chase, there being only 25,000 Tickets. We are.
happy to find they are profiting daily by our hint„
and from the avidity of the Public to gain the three
20,0001. three io,oool. three soool. &c. there it
little probabiiiTy of any Tickets bring lett by Mon--
day the 24th of this month, the day the Drawing
begins.
London, England, 1804-09-08

RI C HA R DSO N.

This Day were published,
In Six elegant Volumes,
,thick Post Odavo, price al. ss.
in boards, embellished with POrtraitti, by. Caroline
son, with coloured Engravings, representing many cele.
Charaders, with Fac Similies, &c. &c.
THE LIFR anti ENTIRE CORRESPON.
PENCE of SAMUEL. RI CIIARDSON, Author r.t.
Sir Charles Grandison, Clarissa, Pamela,&c. navy first pub-
lished by his Grand-children.
The CO RA ESPONDENCE consists of Letters between
Richardson .and many eminent Persons of his time. The
whole was prepared and afranged by himself for the Press
previously to his death in 1761, and bequeathed to his
Dan'Prers, on ;he condition that it should not be published
itt theirlife.time. The recent decease of his last-surviving.
Dattglmr, Mrs. A:!ne Richardson, of Stratford, in Butnik,
having removed the force ofthar injunction, the entire Papers
of this eminent Writer are now given to the World.
The LI FE has been compiled from authentic Documents,
by Mrs. hARBAULD, who has supcinuended the Publica-
' Lion. •
Printed fur Richard Phillips, No:71, St. Paul's Church
yard, and to he had of all Booksellers. .
Of whom .intir be had, The •I. ETT ERS and other
WORKS. of LADY MARY WORTLEY 'MONTAGU,
tioninen from tier otiginai rapers, in poss,ssion of her
G.randson, the. Marquis, of. Unto, in five •srriali.vols. price
4 Ss. or on pose paper,, price 4os. inboards. ..
London, England, 1804-09-08

NAV/IL h EIFS.

PLYMOUTH, SEPT. 6.—Sailed the Prince's Roya4
of 98 guns, to join the Channel Fleet; Lady Mel-
ville Hired Armed Ship on a Cruize to the West-
ward ; and Helena Sloop of War, with two Ships
under Convoy for the West Indies.
Arrived the Tartar, Captain WRIGHT, from
Cork ; and the Berritiard, Capt. REDDERWOLD,
from Norway.

PORTSMOUTH, SEPT. 7.—Arrived His Majesty's
Ship Kent, from the Mediterranean ; Two Friends,
BoAk,.and Active, PEARSON, from London ; and
Dido, TAYLOR, from Newastle.
Sailed His Majesty's Ships Success and Merlin,
for Spithead ; Apollo, LONG, for London ; Mattfield,
PATINGER, for Hull ; and Pearcer, CAIN, for
Shields.

POOLE, SEIM, 7.—The Seagull Revenue Cutter,
has just brought in a seizure of foreign spirits, which
is lodged in His Majesty's Warehouse at this Port.

DIAL, SEPT. 7.—Arrived. the Ve17411;01S Bomb,
Bloodhound, ;acid!, and Tigress Gun-brigs, and
Fain" hired Armed Brig, from a Cruize off the
French Coast.

The Jackal fell in with thirty sail of the Flo.
tilla yesterday, off Graveline, running down along
shore from Ostend to Boulogne, which she engdged
some time; she had two men badly wounded : they
kept so close in shore, could not cut any of them
off.
London, England, 1804-09-08

BRIGHTON ANECDOTE.

SOME ill.timed pleasantry was played off a few
days ago, at Brighton, on a respectable Law Offs.
cer, and his wife, who have made a summer excur.
*ion there. An invitation, couched in due. form,
and bearing all the marks of authenticity, was sent
to them, desiring their company at the Pavilion in
,the evening. The Gentleman and Lady, justly
'proud of the distinguished honour thus ccinferred on
them, they knew not how, attended at the hour
appointed, and were ushered into the Saloon, in
which were many persons of fashion, to whom they
were wholly unknown. Some embarrassment neces.
sadly cntocd, but it was increased to a ten-fold
degree, when they ware announced to the illustri-
ous Master. of the house, who had no recolledion
either of his guests, or the invitation in his name;
an explanation ensued, when His Royal Highness,
with all that urbanity which distinguishes him as
the most finished Gentleman in Europe, was pleased
to declare, " that he felt himself much indebted to
the ingenious person who (by forging his invitation,
in order, perhaps, to sport with their feelings) had
afforded him the ple4sure of their society and ac.
quaintance, however unexpected; and that he was
pettedly happy in the opportunity of receiving
them." His Royal Highness concluded himself to.
wards them, during the whole of the evening, with
the most liberal and marked attention, and thus
converted a rencontre, wiliet • was produced by the
Most malignant motives, into a source of honour
and perfect aatisfdetion.

• Tuesday morning a fire broke out in the back.
shop of Mr. Bazzoni, Gilder and Print-seller in
eathcart-streel, Greenock, which for some time
threatened the destrudion of the house and neigh.
hourhood. By the prompt and zealous exertions,
however, ot the, inhabitants, it was got under in
less than an hour from the time of its being dis.
covered:
London, England, 1804-09-08

VICTUALLING OFFICE,

Srpt. 7, 'Sq.
THE COAIMISS lONE RS for VICTUALLING
HIS 211,1yESTri Nfl PY do hereby eve noire, That'on
."„
Thursday the aotb instant,' at Limn, ro-cases p. (dirty, in the
Forenoon, sky will he rea.ly to tell, to to( highest Bidder, at liis
Majesty's Pianalling I:'rernitrt, at Deptford, :wary Lots of the
following Provisions and riamalling Storer, viz.
Bread, Bread Dust, Bakehouse Sweepings, Flour, Flour
Sweepings, Raisins, Pease, Pease Screenings, Collavances,
Oatmeal, Oatmeal Sweepings, Rags and Rags, Old' White
Rope, Butter, Sturpt dud Scrapings, Checs.t, Sugar. Mo-
lasses, Oil Jars, Beet, Pork, Salt, Packing Scraps, Empty
Tierces and Barrels,. New :Doublet,. anti Quebec
Ends, Staves of various descriptions, Wine: Pipe, Brandy
Piece, and Rum Puncheon Heals, Brandy Pieces, and
.a,..Winp Hogsheads, Fire-wood, Iron Hoops. and worn...out
Coopers' Tools, lying in His Majesty's Victualling Pre-
mises at Deptford.

A Deposit of 251. per Cent. is to be made upon the amount of
each 1.9 t at the time of Sale ; and if the tem.:bider of the Monty
be .not paid, and the Particulars taken away,;withirt twenty ivark-
ing day) afterwards, the Deposit will be forfeited, and the Goods
remain the property of the CroWn.
The other Conditions maybe seen,' :me/ printed Catal;istet may
be had, at the Secretaiy's °Pe.
London, England, 1804-10-12

The trials for this Sessions enneludeti with.that
of jaue Greor, a very old woman, who was in.
diaed 11. stealing a pewter.pot, the property of
James M irshall. She wts found guilty, and ordered
to be itnprisonea for one month, and kept at hard
labour, in the House of CorreBion.

The Jury being discharged, four v.`agrants were.
brought before the Court ; when two of. them,
Lyons and Miller, lseing well 'known, were cons.
mitted,toprison for six months. .
A few Insolvent 'Debtors were then brought up
to be.discharged under the Aft of last Session of
Parliament. Nothing peculiar occurred, excepting
in the case of J. Jones, regarding whom 4 difficulty
occurred. This was the second time of bis„beiog
brought up. On the first appearance, he was op.
posed by some creditor, but by whom it: Was.:o,it
known, the name not being entered in.the books .of
the Clerk of the, Peace.. 'The Aft requires,. that he
should give notice to the opp creditor'
ten creditor ten days
prior to the Sessions. did not give such. 00.
ace, because he did, not know who the person was
that opposed him, and not even if he were a cre-
ditor. , Its the sequel lie was diseltarged,.
London, England, 1804-10-12

PETERBOROUGH, Atm. i t.

IN consequence of 1., n -intended rising amongst
the French Prisoners at Norman Cross Depot,
whereof the Commanding Officer yesterday had in.
dm:idol', the Peterborough Yeomanry Cavalry anti
Vo.unteer Infantry got under arms with an alacrity
.and promptitude highly creditable to them, al,
marched to Yaxley Barracks, to reinforce the,
• Troops stationed there, and cooperate in suppress.
ing any attempts the Prisoners might make toe cape.
It appears however, that the letter disclosing the
plan of their intended rising, was merely a fabrica.
tion to blindfold the Commanding Officer as to
their real intention, which was to circa their escape
by a'subterraneous passage which they had cut from
one of the rooms, No. s, the aperture to which was
co,:cealed by a large square flag, of which the
flooring was composed.---Lieutenant CLARKS, of
the Royal Marines, recruiting at Peterborough,
having •fortunately obtained information of their
plans, and that they had already excavated thirty.
two feet, waited on Major General NPP EAN, and
imparted to him the intelligence he had received.;
which turned out to be the fad, on the Prison's
being searched this morning.--Precautionary mea-
sures have been adopted to prevent a repetition of
eithilar attempts.
London, England, 1804-10-12

ASTLEY, jun.'s BENEFIT,
ROYAL AMPHITHEATRE, WESTMINSTER..
BRIDGE,
Under the immediate Patronage of Their Royal Highnesses
the Prince of Wales and Duke of Yotk,
On MONDAY NEXT, (Maher us, 18(4.

MR. ASTILY, Jun. with the greatest respea,
begs ieSte to announce, that the. Night Kt apart for
him to call more particularly on h Friends, and the Public
in -general, for their Sanction. will take place-on Monday
nextohe tith instant, when, he is induced to think, that from
the very flattering and unprecedented Manner •in whiCh he
has been so liberally, supported in his humble Eirurts so
bring' forward Eutertamments and Performers of the first
RespeitabilitY and Eminence; as 21$0 re-budding a Theatre
(alto, a'rnost severe Loss), winch he trusts is not unworthy
the Patronage of a British A udienee! may in some measure
entitle him to hope, not only on this occasion, but hthAtter,
for-a t;ontintiatiOn of that generous Aid ! which, by his future
Exertions, will be his Pride to deserve,,and his utmost Am.
bition to acknowledge with Gratitude.
The ENTERTAINMENTS will consist of (for the first
time this Season) a GRAND SPECTACLE, in which Mr.
ASTU Y, Jun. will appAr, for the ist time, in this Theatre;
Slid in uvlii4.ll Mrs. ASTI, EY will als, rrturtn. A NeW
BALLET of ACTION, COMIC.' SQSCOI,, .11ORSE..
MANSHIP ;to conulude With COAAC P ANTOM Off .
..Further Particulars wit! be given in the Bills and Papers
of the; day.
Doors to be opteled'at.Half-past Five, to begin at Half:
past Six o'Clock.
Boxes 4s. Second Price 2S. —Pit as. Second. Price is.—
Gallery is. Second Price 6d.
Second Price_ to commence at tialt.past Eight o'Clock
precisely.
Mr. , Astley. requests the honour of an early Application
for the precise number of Places wanted, so that every aim*.
tion on his pert may be most punctually fulfitlecV • -
Tickets to be hid and Places taken of Mr. Mobbs, at the
Box.Otiice.•—Noplaces whatever will be answered t;n., dn.;
less a Servant is sent by Five o'C lock to secure the same.
London, England, 1804-10-12

Ulitr.llOUTH, Oar. •to.

LMT night,. after the Rovat, FAmttY
they prepared for a grand Juvenile Bill, tvllch was
.attended by all the Nobility around. Thf7 Qualtre,,
Band attended, and played several favourite dances
till about ten o'clock, when the company broke
up.
About seven o'clock this morning Firs MAjrsry
rode to inspeet the Hanoverian Artillery; after
which they innehed fur Bridport.
At ten o'clock Fits MAjpsTY and the DUKE of
CAMIIRIDGt in a phaeton ; the QUEEN. and PRIN.
CESS AUGUsTA, in a landau ; PitINCESSFS
SETH and SpPHIA, and Ladies THYNNE and WyN.
YARD, in another phaeton ; and the LUKE and
PRINCESs SoPHIA of GLOUCESTER, in their own
carriage, followed by Lord and Lady PAULETT, in
their own carriages, Went to Milton Abbey, thee
seat of the Earl of DORCHP,,TER.
Arrived at Luc E's Hotel on Tuesd :

Captain Buther, 67t11 Regiment ; Win. Bretton, Esq. Mr.
Parry Shetim ; Rev. Mr.! Niasternum ; feremiah Filcher,
Esq. Mrs. Abercrornhy Oswald, from Scotland; last frOm
Guernsey ; Air. Shaw; Air. F. Price, jun. and Alts. Pot.
inger.
London, England, 1803-05-14

TO JEWELLERS AND siLvtitsmtTus.
To BE SOLD, with immediate Possesikm,

ALL . thai wen.buitt DWELLING-HOLM,
and well accustomed SHOP, situated hi the most
conspicums part of the Market-place of the ToWn tit-Tatin;
ton, in which efte jewellery and R...ilversm Businesses usinesses have
Ix-en carried on with great success for many years by the late
Mr. lames Foy.
Mut also alt the STOCK In"TRADE elite said Mr.
Foy, being a judicious and welt-chosen Assortment of al-
most every variety or Articles in the above-mentioned Busi.
nesks. For which purpose an'AU C.TI 0 N will' be held at
the Market-house in Taunton, on Saturday the zsth Day of
June, at Four' o'C lock, unless the Premises should b pre..
vtously disposed of. by Private Contract, of which tine notice,
will he given
,;' and in the mean time other information
•may he.had by applying to the executors of Mr. Foy, at
the said House; to Messrs. Bleasdale sod lc Kander, No. it,
New Inn, London; or Mr. Bridge, Solicitor in Taunton,
• N. H. The Shop will be kept open, and all Articles there,
on sold at prime cost.
April z 6, 4103, . .
London, England, 1803-05-14

31 4, • 4.
...... ..

DOPER, MAY 13.

lAIJ PAST SIX) ••
12 FR 4:ten Boat came from Calais this triorniq,
with a Letter for a Mercantile House here. They
was no Messenger at Calais when she came OWN
last night, nor were any rumours afloat there.
Some vessels from Calais are now in sight, amt
will be here this evening.
London, England, 1803-05-14

ARMY EXCUANGES.

ACAPTAIN in an Old Regiment 4f .Light
Dragoons in England,- will exchange, with a Captain
in any Regiment of infantry ; and a Lieutenant in an Old
Regiment of Light Dragoons in the East jndies, will eNchange
‘Vith a Lieutenant in a Regiment at_.horne. _

Apply by Letter, Post-paid, to Mr. IGHICS, George's CoMe-
house, Hay-Market.

OPFICE, for the SALE of ESTATES, HOUSES. and
PROPERTY in general, at No. 34, PALL-hIALL,

Ey Mr: JEFFERY&
AT the above OFFICE every possible attention
Is given by Mr. JEFFERY'S, to promote the Interest
ot his Employers, and upon a moderate charge for COMIIIiS.
sion.

I EVVELS and PIA.TE immediately disposed of to ‘thd
best advantage to any amount, in consequence of the frequent
C, arntnistions given to Mr. leWedys. to make such pur,:hases.

MONMOUTHSHIRE.
© BE SOLD, in the mosti,eautiful Part of the
County of hlomnouth, a small FREEHOLD ES-
,TATE, upon which is an elegant newly created Villa, suited
'te a small Family .—Particular3 may lac had of Mr,
No. 34, ; or of Mr. Price, Newport, Monmouth-
shire.

• BERKS.
PrO DE LETT, within Twenty.fourle.s from
London, an 'elegant and commodious VI LLA, well
furnisbed-Avith -Gardens, and Taddock of nearly 0* Acres,
surrounded by beautiful Walks and Shrubberies.—Tarticu-
lam tatty be had of Mr. learys, No, 34,
London, England, 1803-05-14

NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

THE CREDITORS of JOHN LOWMAN. of
Whitclitach, in the 'County of Southampton, Yeo-
man, are earnestly requested to attend at the King's Arms
inn, in Whitchurch aibresaid, on Wednesday next the 18th
day of May instant,
,at Eleven o'Cfock in the Forenoon, to .
take into consideration the State of his Affairs, and to adopt
some I'lan for settling the same.
Previous to which it is requested, that the several Credi-
tors 7will send a particular statement of their Accounts to
William Moncliton of W hitchurch aforesaid.
Whitchurch, lath May,41803.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN,
'THAT the PARTNERSHIP subsisting
JlLbe-
tween I'S, WILLIAM .HORNBY, Sir JOSEPH
ESDAILE, and RICHARD GILLOTT, at Chesterfield,
In the 'County of Derby, under the. Firm of " the Chester.
field Bank," was on this day dicsolved by mutual consent ,•
and that all the said Copartnership Concerns will be settled
by the said Richard Gillott, who is duly authorized to 'ad
and negotiate all matters relative to the said Copartnership,
on rendering just Accounts of and concerning the same... As
:witness our hands, this 7th Day of Mat, ISe3:
4WILLIAM HORNBY.

tOSEPII
RICHADD GILLOTT.

N. B. All Drafts and Notes drawn and issued by the saki
Messrs. Flornby, Esdaile, .and (; Mott, payable at Messrs..
Dorset, and Company's, New Bond-street; will be. paid at
Sir Junes Esdaile's and Co. •
London, England, 1803-05-14

-THE COW PDX.
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with a.ColourediPlate, representing front and profile VieWS
of the Pustules, in ten successive Stages;
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to the Praelice of VACCINE INOCUL-ATION, in-
tended for the Use of Persons who may be debit-dui of ex-
tending its Benefits in their Families or Neighbourhoods.,
By C. R. AlKl r,
Member of the Royal College Of Surgeons in Linidon, and
Honorary Member of the Nlellical and Physical Soci..ny of
Guy's Hospital.
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LINCOLNSHIRE.
TO LIE SOLD.BY AUCTION.

At the Rein Deer!lim, in the City of Lincoln, sontethnein

the Month •of June next, unless sooner tlispued of by
Private Contra.a, •
Vatuabkanti COmpad FREEHOLD ESTATE,
comprising the entire, HAM LET of fi ECK't R I NC,
in the Parish of Holton, near Wragby, in het County Lin-
coin, consisting of two large'atul two small Farms in a Ring
Fence, and containing in the Wiltile 7.40 Acres and upwards
of Arable and Pasture Land in old lnelosures of conveßient
size, and exceedingly, well watered . together with getgi and
'substantial Faral Houses, and suitable Outbuildings,. in com-
plete repair, 'and let from,year to year. to substantial l'enanti.
Thed,articulars of this Estate.zia.be given; as well as the
day of Sale fixed, in a subsequefflTaper,
May 13, 18,3. , •
London, England, 1803-05-14

HIGHLANDS OF SCOTLAND.

Mr. I. HAWKINS BROWNE gave notice, that he
should on" Tuesday next move for a Committee of
the whole House, to take into consideration the se-
cond Report of the Committee, to whom was referred
the consideration of the Improvements in the High_
lands of Scotland ; his"objet in which would be to
form the grounds of a Bill, which he intended to
move for leave to bring in, for the better regulation
of Shipping carrying Passengers from any part of
the United Kingdom, and•proportioning the quan-
tity of provisions to the number of such Passengers.
Adjourned to Monday.
London, England, 1803-05-14

TO THE CURIOUS IN. FISH SAUCE.

THi? NOBILITY, .GENTRY, and PUBLIC
in general, are regpetifullV itiformd, John Burgess
and Sores GENUINE and .SUPERIOR ESSENCE or,
ANCHOVIES, continues to he prepared by them lie wine
manner that has obtained such univers.il 4pprolptioil for
many )eara past,. •
The long justly acquired superiority of that.Aaicle is fully
confirmed in the optiticn of the Country at large, and of Per-
sons resident in all parts of the World, and having stood the
test of trial, lanks it in the situalion it nifty maintains:
The general utility of THEIR ESSENCE of AN CIIO.
VIES and other RICH SAUCES for FISH, &c. induces
them, from thenumerous Advertisements daily appearing, to
caution Families, &e. in purehasing the Same, as maid is to
be had Of Their Genuine, but at their Warehouse as 1111(ta.
Every other Article in the ail Trade for family use, GI the
best quality. '
WEST-INDIA MERCHANTS, 'cA'rr‘ Ns ut
&c. OFFICERS in the ARMY and NAVY, sup-
plied upon the shortest notice for the East and West,
Indies, ate.
Warehouse, No. 107 'corner of Savoy Steps,
Strand, London.

For the CollVellielit;e of Families. in Scotland, they have ap-
pointed Messrs. It. inhn4ton 411 d Co. Edinbur,p, tit-6r sot::
Agents fur fish Sxnees.

• IiOUSVAND
'WANTED to PURCHASE, with inintediate Pos4ession
A Good FAMILY, HOUSE, it' of the. Gathic
Stile of Builciing the more agreeable,. anti any quantity
01 Land, from One. to Five Hutuired Acres; also the Ad vow .
son of the Parish, with the prostied of an early Vat:,ancy.
Any Person having such un Estate to dispose or, tiy di.
reding to L. M. B. to be left at Mr. T. Woodb;iin's, Sta.
tioner, No. 34, Holborn, will be immediately att.msied to,
and treated with on liberal terms.
London, England, 1803-07-21

NUYIEER 3332. j

•
PRINCE OF WALES'S LOYAL VOLUNTEERS,
MILES PETER ANDREWS, Esq. Commonder.
HiS ROYAL • HIGHNESS-... the ',PRINCE of
WALES having been gracirholy pleased to grant per
mission to the 'lnhabitants ofSt..'Martin in the Yields,. and of
the adj4ining Parishes, who .:hall associate for the purpOses of
promoting theTtieons or resisting The Enemy, to assume the
ttppellatir...ti it P CEof W A LES's 1.9 YAL VO L U
•E R Sand to hear the Insignia of ll.s Roya igliness ; Books
of I nrolntent are open:ii at the Vestry Room of the Parish of
St. Mart ilTin the Fields, 'CN here Person ti..;slotis of becothing
Alemberi of an Assoeiation thos distinguished, arc requested
to apply any Day between the Holm. of Ten o': lock in the
Moinitistand-Seven &Clara,: in the Evening; and the Members
already asociated are hereby informed, that the Drills com-
„pence in tbe'o lel Riding-house in the King's Mews, as tor.
-Inerly. on Friday Morning next tlio zist inst. at Six o'Clock,
and that there will be regular Drills at the abtive place every
Monday, Wednesday, and Friday, from Six to Eight o'Clock
in the Morning, an every Tuesday Thursday, and Saturday,
from Six to Light (et:lock in Owl
By Order of the Committee,
GEO. BROO4(ES, Secretary.
London, England, 1803-05-13

DOVER, ti.

Tel )4tchess of York Passage Vessel arrived
from Bou'ogne last night, and brought Dispatc-hes
from Lod WHIT%VOR.TH.

The hickhved Packet, Captain HAMMOND, came
from Cabis this morning, and returned again im•
mediately with the French MaiL
No news of any kind has transpired, and the
wind is now so far to the Northward, that no Ves.
ads can get out of Calais.
London, England, 1803-05-13

PARISH, gai tam, ,V. TIIONtrSON.

This was a question arising out of die Coal
:it was an At-lion against the Ddlendant for
not delivering the ingrain, when he had contraaed
sp sell ten chaldrons by Pool Measure. It was ar.
gued by Mr. KNow LYS for the Defendant, and Mr.
(Aunt: fur the Plaintiff.

The Court, in giving their opinion, held clearly
that when a seller undertook to sell by Pool IVlca.
sure, he was bound to give the same measure as he
received from the ship in his original purchase.—
judgment was therefore given for the Plaintiff.
London, England, 1803-05-13

Sweepstakes of 3tsgs. each, h. ft. D. I.

Mr, Watson's Trombone, Fitt.. . '
hlr. Wilson's SLi rpriae,' Bst. 91b. - •
Duke of Graft'On's 11,ornby Lass, Sist. 71b. - 3
1-lowaot's Creeper, 7st. slb . • - ° pd
Seyen to tour against Ttornbone-2. to -- against Surprizc
3 to i against Hamby Lass.
Sweepstal.i.es of a;gs. each. Across the Flat.

Mr. Wilson's Surprize, Bsr. 7;1,. x
Mr. Howorth's,Nfilta,..7st. I tit) 2
Mr. P. Neale's Flambeau,* Est. rib. - 3
Mr. Delnie Kadclltl4's gr. f. by Precipitate, 6st. jib. 4
Six to Four on Surprize.
Mr. Coventry's Sir John, beat Mr. Neale's Flambeau, Bst.
eacli. 'Ab. M. toogs—a to tpu Sir john.
Mr. Wilson's Pi.-ggy, by Buzzard, mt. beat Lord Cmsve-
nor's Nettla, Sst. 71b. first half of Ab. M. sogs. stoz on
Peggy.
Lord Grosvenor's Squire Teazle' Bst 21b. beat Mr. WO..
son`s Lignum Vitx,,Sst. 81b. R. M. roags.--5 to.z against
Squire Teazle.
Mr. Wardell's Ilarefoot, rec. ft. from Mr.•Sitwell's Pipy-
lin,,7st. each. IL C. 14J0. b. ft. • .
mr. Watson's Tminbone, rec. 75gs. from Mr. F. Neale's
.Flainbeau, ost. tack. Ab. M. zoogs. b. it.

It is
.Wit-It admiration that we notice the. daily
improving state of the Fine Arts, under the au.
spices of our beloved Sovereign ;----among the fore-
most specimetis of masterly Painting, and of the
Graphic Art, we must reckon the splendid Work
which has lately appeared,' entitled the Sportsman's
cabitlet ; or, 9orrel Delineation of the Canine
Race ; than, which we do not recoiled to have seen
its equal.. The Paintings (which we undtrstand are
exhibited in the British School) are executed- from
Life, by P, Reinagle, Esq. and the Engravings by
that ingenious young Artist, Mi. John Scott. We
recommend this, Perf,:rmance with confidence to
Noblemen and Gentlemen Sportsmen, and Amateurs
of the Fine Arts in general.
London, England, 1803-07-28

JMPER (AL PARLIdMENT.

11011SE.9F PEERS,
wmassa,AY iti‘r 27.

Tut Royal Assent, was given by Commission to
thirty-seven public and private Bills, - among the
former were, the General Defence till, the London
Quota, the Thatnes Police, the London Coal Sale,
the Ship Proteition, the Clergy Provision, she Irish
Glebe Houses, the Dublin Port,, the Irish Treasury,
and the Guernsey Corn Bills.
The Lords Commissioners were the Lotto CHAN.
c ILL° ft, the Duko,of Roxsu KOH, and Lord WAIL.
kS INGHAM.

the Bills upon the Table were forwarded in their
respedive stages in the course of these proceed.
logs the Chatham Chest, and the Longitude. Disco.
very Bills were read a third time and passed.'
Mr. ALIXA.NDER and others brought up from
the Commons :the Prize Captors' Bill, the Irish
Justices Proiretion, the Irish Militia Families,. the
Courts Martial, Habeas Corpus,•and. the Volunteer
Sergeants Regulation Bills ; these, together with a
private Bill presented by Lord Cammar, were
severally read a first time. ,

The Order of the Day being read for their Lord-
ships to give Judgment relative to the Scotch Ail-
Anderson v. Cadells,
The 1..uR0 CEIANCKLIMIL rose, and after a few
prefatory observations► moved that the Decree of
the Court of Session be affirmed, which was order.
ed accordingly.
The Order being read respefting the Appeal,
Houston v. Irving,
The Lott') CHANCELLOR stated, that it had been
the invar►.+ble pra4tice of the Courts of Law and
Equity in England, that the amount of dividends in
Bank Stock, which had been suffered to accumO.
late during the ilk of a Testaior, should not be given
to such Legatees as had,a life-inteeest., in the divi.
denda upon the Testator's capital stock after, his
decease ; there had been many cases decided,
which involved nearly the same point of Law,
and the accumulated propertY had been uniformly
considered to belong to those residuary legatees, or
other persons to whom the capital suck had been
bequeathed. It was an objet of the
,greatest
importance that the Law shoUld,be as nearly as'.
similaied as possible in bath parts of the Island.
As this had been for so many years admitted,
as a principle in our Courts, by the decitstions
of Lord ALVANLEY anti others of our most emi.
nent 'Judges, lye should think it most expedient that
the decision of the Cotirt of Session in this cause,
which went to e3tablish weontrary opinion, should
be reversed.

•
Tilt! LARD CH ANC E L LOR having resumed his
Seat on the Woo'isadt, die question was put on hi%
Lordship's Motion, which Wag agreed to, new, Miss.
After dispoiiing of some private business, the
House adjourned till to.morrow.
London, England, 1803-07-28

MILITARY ENTIIUSIASM.

EXTRACT of a REVIEW of CAP rAfl.
NM° RMICK's RAMBLER OF FORTUNE ; or.
-Sketches of the Early Part of. a Military Lifc. .I.);:ttivnted
(by permission) to tilt Royal Highness the Duke of Toil( ;
and published by T. Egerton, Military Library, ritNir
hall ; 1,, Hat‘hard, Fictaddy ; and T. Hurst, Patcynosiaj-
row . ' , •

We have seldom met with any thing more animatO, or
better adapted, to the exigency:or the moment, than a little
Pamphlet addressed to the Duke of York by Capt. .Ni 4 CAT.
wick. His flints to Officers on the Ite:riating seiviCe, and
on the proper method of fanning' into Mlt; Ma soils of
British 'Valour, are just and 'striking. tli. 1.m..irk.4 441-the
usual incitementi to•t.rench enura.;o,• and the IaAS 'Which he
brings -tbrward.tu prove their .rein cowardice, %%Quid stagger
our belief, were it not for his solemn 'appeal to every inan
who has served upon the Continent.. The ai),ology which he
makes for the hastiness of what lw culls ins Sicet.h,l is very
impressive " I wrote theist," says he, at roe spUr ,
the moment, and in the space of three ddyi. Thii would be
it poor racus4 for their 'ituperted,ona, yoere 'it not that. the
end I.alin at would he totally delzaied by delay I heti
been roused to the attempt by printed reports of the debates
on the Army of Reserve. I was sorry to sec rho tendemcy of
some remarks to spread alarm and dismay. I asked myself,
whether it was possible, that party •spirit,or'diSappointed
ambition,. could have dietated such observations I I limn*.
diately answered,. Nos they must be the at:4 of ignorence
or pusillanimity. Lot us be, prepared—hut not alarmed.
Let.the British Lion shake his mane, and the Cursican Mon.
• key will soon b: convinced that he is not man. It is to
YoUng Men of Ftv,land that I am now i:ildressingthytelf,
It is for them 1 have traced these Sketches, , with a view of
making sprightly • anecdotes the-vehicle of martial ardour.
L wish iny.pen could assume the power of an electrical Oat.
tory, and give a happy direction to the lightning of true pa.
no
Trian, We should have.nothiu4 to tear from the runaway
beton! Acre. We shirild have nothing to .doubt vi the suc«
cess of British intrepidity." •
London, England, 1803-05-25

or Wieltedneat. To encourage delay, under any
flattering hope of Peace, would be a stab to the
Country, and plaCe it at the foot of our Enemy.
Mr. Fox had talked of the Income Tax, but
how would the people of this Country like an
Income Tax laid on by the French. If the Hon.
Gentleman could shew by any possible means, that
the interference of the Russian Power would pro.
duce a good effeft, lie would support the measure pro.
poied. Mr. Fox had used eloquence to destroy
every thing.that is valuable to Society. It had
been said by that Honourable Gentleman, that he
did not wish to see the Right Honourable Gentle.
man (Mr. Pitt), in the House, as he had given
his support to the question. But he should always be
happy to see that Rt. Hon. Gentleman in the Houset,
as he was one of the brightest ornaments of the
State. He considered it a perfectly just war, and a
peace under the present situation of affairs, would be
dangerous to the country. The House of Commons
.he considered like an assembly of Surgeons, con-
vened to execute a great but. delicate operation,
and he would ask,.whether it would .not be better
to give the patient a little pain, than let him perish
by false kindness. This was the exaa state of the
Country at the present moment : we must suffer
pain, to save our country from becoming a heap of
ruins; it was therefore necessary we should lose a
limb to preserve our body. He should therefore
support the original question.
Mr: WILLIAM SMITH rose, and complained
of the language used by Mr. WINDHAM to his
Honourable Friend Mr. Fox. He said, Mr. Wysrs.
HAM had observed, that the arguments of Mr. Fox
were the effea of wickedness.
Mr. WINDHAM declared he did not intend the
word as personal to the Hon. Gentleman, Mr. Fox.
Mr. Fox accepted the apology.
Mr. Gs. Pit proposed to withdraw his Amend.
merit, if an alteration was made in the words of
the Address.

The House then divided cm die Amendment.
For the Amendment, , , 67
Against it, 398
The original question was then put and carried.
. • The House adjourned at half.past foul- this
morning.

THE SUN.

'OLIN QUI. plats' rALtUlat At/DIA ?

LONDON, .1114 Y 25,113°3.
London, England, 1803-12-06

NAVAL NEWS,

PORTSMOUTH, DFC. s.—Arrived the Moro
Cutter, Lieut. TALBOT, and Sally, BLormal from
Dublin.
Sailed His Majesty's Ships Diana and Was/, for
the Mediterranean, with a large Fleet under Con.
voy ; and yesterday His Majesty's Ship Peopist
Capt. Moaßts, to the Westward.

of
FAL?dOI./TH, 'DEC. 3,—Sailed the Prince
Wales• Packet for Lisbon, and Duke of Kent Packet
for the Leeward Islands. •
DEAL, Dec. 5.---Sailed the Afilarsei .gc-hoonet
for the Nore. But back the Sfairrcl Sloop of
and remains.
In the Downs—the Monarch, -U4q4b.t, UAW**, L'A'
maranthe, Squirm!, Lynx Sloop, I:cr4ctia, FigjOigoisi and
-Sulphur Bombs, and Minx Gun-brig.
London, England, 1803-12-06

,';`" 111
1-1

S T 6

Mr. FRANCIS. wished 'to know • whether thei
Bill empowered: the Easi India Company to pay
more than legal interest On their Bonds. .
Lord CASTLEREAGH replied, in the alfiross.
tive : he said there was a clause authorising the
East India company to pay the :same :interest On
their Bonds that Government paid 'on Exchequer
Bills.
London, England, 1803-01-12

• .
them farewell in an affrain manner, and expired
without the appearance of pain,
A few days ago -a woman in Waterside of Kit
m.arnock, in consequence of a difference with her •
husband (who is a. journeyman shoemaker), at.
tempted to put an end to her existence, by cutting
her throat, which she failed in accomplishing,
owing to the bluntness of the knife she wade use
of, which was the one slle used to scrape potatoes
with. The husband had left the home a few days
before, and on returning about six o'clock in the
evening, found the door shut. Upon breaking it
open, he-found her sitting in bed, covered with
blood, and. her
.throat's cpt in a dreadful manner.—
The circumStance:being made known, three medical
Gentlemen iii Kilmar'hock immediately attended ;
and it is expeeted their
,exertions will prove sue_
'cessful in. saving her life. She is now able to speak,
and says she did the deed about three o'clock. in
the morning, and not having •been found till six in
the following evening, it is next to incredible that
she should have survived so. long. She now wishes
to live, and says that she was in a state of intoxi-
cation.
London, England, 1803-01-12

YARMOUTH, JAN. I I•

FOR these three days past the wind has blown
very hard at East and E. S. E. The following
Ships are on shore a small distance to the Southward
of this place : Squirrel, from Newcastle
to London, with coals : Master and eleven men
drowned, three saved. Good Intent, BtowN, from
Hartley to London, with coals : Master and six
men drowned, three saved. Grocer, Mryoß, from
Hull to London, with potatoes ; crew saved.
The Peel, STEVENSON, from Hull bound to Opor-
to, with bales, is put in with loss of anchors.
A small Smuggling Vessel, the Hope, of Lynn,
was yesterday, from stress of weather, obliged to
come into Yarmouth Harbour. She was immediate.
ly seized by the Custom.house Officers, with her
cargo, consisting of 11 2 tubs of spirits. The Crew
report, that the Master was washed overboard the
preceding night.
London, England, 1803-01-12

From the LONDON GAZ4TTE, yam, 11) 1803.

R4NICRUP7cy ENLARGED.

'COAL %6- 6,inotel Newman, late of Finsbury-Place, nter-
Otani, at ten, at Guildhall.
.641NKR(IPTS,

William Pilkinpon, of Saint Stilwell, Exeter, hop and seed-
merchant, to' surrender jan. 15, and Feb. t, 22, at four, at
' the 014 'London lon, Exeter. ' A ttorn;es, Mr. Bowring,
Exeter; or Mr. Dark.e, Princes-street, Bedtord-tow, Lon-
don,
Thomas Pickwotth, of Rottesford,. Leicestershire; butcher.
Feb. ?, and 22, at eleven, at the Angel Inn, Grantham;
Attornies, Messrs. l)yneley and Sons, Gray's-lon, London,
or D,/ewak. holey and Ostler, Grantham,
DIPIDEN.DS.
March 2. Robert Allen Boyd, of 'Tokenhouse-yard, mer-
ehaut, at ten, at Guildhall.
Feb. a. Joint Clements, late of Bristol, merchant, at eleven,
at the-White Lion, liristol.
re). 1. George Kerbey, of Bristol, tea-dealer, at five, at the
White Lion Inn,. Bristol.
Feh. 2. John Tripp, of Bristol, salesman, at five, at the
White Lion Inn, Bristol.
ter,. imepli Conk, of Royal-Oak-Yard, Bermondsey-
treet, tanner, at ten, at Guildhall.
• Feb. a. _Robert Rippon, of Liverpool, merchant, at eleven,
at the Stork 'Tavern, Birmingham,
Feb. ts. James Martyn, of Houghton-street, Clare-Market,
whalebone-cuttet, at eleven, at Guildhall.
Feb. S. Simon Lewis, late of Southampton,
,victualler, at
eleven, at the Vine lnn, Southampton.
Feb. S. Frederick Gardner, late of Great Satin Helen's,
underwriter, at ten, at Guildhall.
Feb. E. lames Gerrard, of Cannon-street, cOmfaetor at
ten, at
Feb. 14. Johann Andreas Svellner, of Birmingham,
er-
chant, at the }Joel, Birmingham.

CER 7 IFICATES.
feh. r. Eniot Arthy, of Liverpool, maoer and mariner.
William 1 relantl, Nathaniel Calvert, pines Overend, and
Corney Tomlinson,- qt Lancaster, merchants.
London, England, 1803-01-12

MARRIED.

On Saturday last, at St. George's Church, Southwark,
I. J. Born, Esq. Devonshire-street, Devonshire square, to
Robinson, daughter of the late Rev. S. Robinson, of
Ripon, Yorkshire.

, - --
The same day, Henry John Latnotte, Esq. of Great Or-
mond-street, to Miss Matilda Rayne*, of New kluckingliam,
Norfolk. •

On rite 28th ult. Thomas Usher, Esti, of the Navy, to
Miss Foster. of Grove.

On Monday, at Blockley, near Northwick Park, the l lon.
and Rev. George. Rushout, son of Lady Northwick, to Lady
Caroline Stewart, daughter of the Earl of Gal lowq.
Lately, at Stockton, William Hale, Esq. son of General
Hale, to Miss Webster, daughter tai Rowland Hall, Esq. of
that place.
London, England, 1803-01-12

THE OPERA.

Tow comic Opera of / duo Baron.; was repeated
last night. Signora GIRBINI appears to much
pester advantage in ,her propsr habiliments, than
in her'short petticoat in 111tro'fte. Her voice, which
is exttemely full and mellow, was in perfect order,
and she gave all her songs with great effed. There
have been some judicious curtailments since the
Opera was first performed.
The neiv Ballet called, La Fsire de Batavia, was
introduced between the/VIA of the Opera as the
Divertisethent, considerably curtailed ; and La
Fort Encbantie' succeeded as the Ballet. Owing
to the coldness of the night probably, the House
was indifferently attended.