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CORN .EXCIIANGE, DEC. 5.

'Ft-1E Importations of Wheat for this day's Market
are very large, and Sales, being by no means brisk,
it is at a reduaion of full is. per quarter ; Barley
'comes in very full supply, is la. bd. cheaper, and
difficult of sale ; Malt at less ; Pease, with Beans,
have little variiition ; the arrivals of Oats are im.
mense, with a few foreign cargoes, and noted
about ts. per quarter lower ; Flour plentiful and
'cheaper.
Wheat 443 rr S2S a 675 od
Fine ditto - a sgs
Rye - '3 Is a 335 011
Barley • ars a ails od
Malt • 525 a Sbi od
White Pease Sus a 56i on
Scans 36s a 4•s od

Tick !leans -33 s a 37s pd
(WS 2IS a 23$ a 26i
Poland ditto 27$ a 280 od
Rape Seed 361 a 391
Fine Flour cs a sos
Seconds - 40$ a 4

Drury-lane Theatre had it very numerous audience
to A Wilt wit!) tan e Hutbandr, on Saturday last,
and the Public are very of vionsly increasing in
their patronage of this dramatic bigamy. BAN.
NIVTEICV recovery and resumption of his part in
this Piece, has contributed very much to strengthen
its attraelion.
The Cabinet is so well supported by the charms
of music, that indifferent. as it is ipipoint of drama.
tic merit, it continues to have a; ,s,tcppg hold upon
the Public. This Opera.; as usual), drew a very
large audience on Saturday to Covcnt,airden Thea.
tre, and the Performers had no reason to murmur at
the degree of applause which was conferred on their
respedive exertions.
The Leeds Papers contains a long list of Sub.
seriptions in aid of the Volunteer Infantry raised in
thtt Borough, amounting in the whole 10 near

teriur.

OLD BAILEY.

FOURTII DAY7--SATUR4)AY, D. J.
Grii;ge Edwalyte and ---- Clark WerelAincd • •
fdr a Misdemeanour in conspitbig' to defraulf, &c. .
Alexander Solomon. The circumst utces of the c 40., •
41eiej that Mr. Salomon, accompanied by a fricnct
of the name of Harris, an Attorney, went t Smith.
field nn Friday the zoth of July, for the purimse
purchasing a hOrse—seeing one they 'thought they 'f,tttr ;:
thotild approve of, they crafted to theb4 .who wat, rid
riding him, and he ref,.rred them to Edwards, as the
owiier,, who immediately came up, with the. Pri. Ittrot
sonet Clarke and .anather man of .the name of Riley,
and after some bargaining, SolOm,n h,,tight the
horse for eight guineas, Edwards warracing The . •
horse to be sound and free from all d,s uders,
which Clarke and Riley affirmed to be the fact, rind ,
as such he was entered by the Clerk of the marker.
A few thintites after the purchase Was made, as they'
were taking cite horse out, of
.the market, a boy
laughingly observed that the Jews had been done,
for the horse had the glanders. :I
,this proved to be
the fan, whereupon they next morning took hurts :
back' to Edwards, who according.to the evident .of
Harris, said, that the boric being disasi,d was mire
than he knew, that lie belonged to a friend of :his,
and as he had said, when he sold him, that if Mr.
Solomon found hits to be unsound, even a week af—
terwards, he would.. take him back, and that he
was ready to do so, hut. that he had not then the
money
.ready to return.-Mr. ComenQli .
K.Nowuis wished 'to•Anow whether the-_hoiSe.. " •
had been purchased upon, those, conditions, and be_.
ing answered in the affirmative, he said there
ought to he an end in'the charge of conspir.:cy, as .
it was not probable that a horse could have the
glanders without its being discovered in that space
of time, they were 9f course acquitted.

Thomas Pitcock, was indiaed foi a Libel un. the '
Trustees of the Parish of Sr. • Bartholomew thtf
Great.—The Defendant is, it appeared, a Coach.
master, and lets out nne.horse chaises in Bafthoio.
mew Close, and it was stated that he Made a Kau.
tice of setting the latter in the street, for the put,
pose of procuring customers ; this being considered
by the Trustees as an annoyance, they cautioned
him against his continuing the prattice, but from
his not attending to that, caution, they ordered nne
of his chaises to be token to the Green.yard, on
which he ..chalked upon a board at his door an ac..
count of what had been done, calling it au aft of
" Singular Cruelty! and Oppression," with other
terms of Unfounded invcaive, And, adding their
names thereto, for the purpose, as. the Indictment
charged him, of rendering them objons of herd to
the Public ; and two' days after he fisted up a writ_
ten paper to the same efflrCi., and for the Sara,: put.
poses. The faas being made out, the Jot.). pro.
nounced a Verdift of G4i/ty, and. the Court ordered
him to ply a fine of Thirtj Paced:, and 'he impri.
toned until the fine was paid.

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George Green , and .71b Pouttrefort were tried
and capitally convideti fur assaulting and taking a
bundle, containing wearing apparel, from a bay at
Islington. _ _ _

Several other. Prisoners were tried for trifling
offences, and the whole of the indielments
disposed of, the itscoltuen proceeded to pail,
sentence on those who had been convideil during
the present Sessions, viz. that of Awl!, on

Daniel Fitzmaurice and Michael Brown, for being
at large previous to the expiration of the. term tor
which they had been ordered to be transported.
Methusaleh Spalding, for an unnatural crime.
And George Green and John Pouncefort, for a
highway robbery'.
John Driscoll, Hannah Welsh, Richard Gibbons,
G,eo. Burbage, pins. Ward, S Irish White, Eleanor
Clifford, Win. Williams, M trgaret R sy, Isaac
Clerke, Jonathan Cooper, Win. Taylour, John
Freeman, Peter FLISWeII, John Durant, Edward-
Ennis, Chas. Davison, Robert Griffiths, John Green,
Elizabeth Boone, • Wm. Braisrock, Gea. Haynes,
Win. Pitman, Elizabeth Cheese, and Sarah Smith,
were severally sentenced to SrvenYearsTransiorta.

Thomas Broadbridge and Richard Roberts, were
adjudged lo Incoyenrs impri.lotirseot.
Ann Price, Elizabeth Hayes, Elizabeth Bradford,
Win. Golden, were sentenced to pat year's imprison..
mitt.

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The rein:iining cnnvie.li were then sentenced v.)
lesser punishments, which cuncluded the business uf
the Sessions.

IXTRACT OF 4..LETTLIt FROM' WATERFORD,
Nov. 26, 180 j.
" On Thnrsday evening, at about half past four
o'clock, as the Royal Mail Coach was coniittgfron).
Carlow to this city, :with the Dublin Mail, &c. it
Mils stopped, within three quarters of a mile at the
other side of MullinaVat, by a banditti consisting
Of from to to 14 men, well armed with blunder.
busses and guns they took away the bag contain..
ing the Mails, with some parcels that were
in the.coach. Previous to their stopping the coach,
they fired four shuts at the driver and gultd, and
killed one of the wheelAtori!tn, They. forced Mr.
J. O'Ntro., and Mr. S.SPRIOG, junior, paSSQP.
gers, out of the ctkich, and made them lie dowrs
in the ditch on their faces, along with the drivt,l
and guard, while they were rifling their priman.
teaus, from which they took every article of the
smallest value, and stripped the above, Gentlemen
of their huts, watches, cash, &c. awl took the
surtout from the guard. One of the villaina struck
Mr. Srit too, whilelying in the ditch, very severely
with the but.end.of ins gun on the head, and some
of them cried out In shoot him when they found
his Yeomanry jacket in his portmanteau. After
detaining them for about a quarter of an honr, the
robbers permitted them to proceed with .the coach
to this city. The Pvlail.coach set out this'inorning
at the u.ual hour for C,:rlow, under an escurt
two of Captain. Yemnariry Cavalry;
which, .we hear, are to be continued dating the
Winter.

A very considerable ►number of French and Dutch
Prkoners passed through Birmingham on their pa.
rile route to Litchfield, ma! other p.irts of the In.

Frcm /be LONDON GAZETTE, Dec. 3, 1803.

GENERAI. ORDERS.
Horse Guards, Dec. 2, 1803.

It is His Majesty's Command, in case the Enemy
should 'effeft a Landing in any part of the United
Kingdom, thast all Military Officers, (below the
rank of General Officers), who do not belong to any
particular Regiments, shall report themselves in
Person to the General Officer commanding the Dis.
trio in which they are resident"; and the Comman-
der in Chief requests, that all General Officers not
. employed on the Staff, will,jmmediately transmit
their addresses to the Adjutant. General.
By His Royal Highness's Command,
HARRY CALVERT, Adj.-Gen.

WaroOffice, Dec:3, 1803.

Ist Regiment of Life Guards, Cornet Henry Savage, from the
4th Dragoons, to be Cornet and Sub• Lieutenant, by pur-
chase, vice Pilcher, who retires.
BARRACKS.
Stackhouse Thompson, Esq. Paymaster of the 4th Battalion
of Reserve, to be a BArrack-rnatter in Great-Britain, voe
Grant, resigned.,
Berni4eirbire Gentlemen and Yeomanry Cavalry.
`James Robertson, Gent. to in Adjutant.
Sbr•aprbire gentlemen and Yeomanry Cava'''.

Captain Henry Jarvis to be Major.
• Wandsworth Gentlemen and Yeomanry Cavalry.
lames Langdale, Gent: to he Comet, vice Wright,. resigned.
Wiltildre Regiment of Gentlemen and Yeomanry cavalry.
Captain Thomas GroVe to be Major. •
Warminster Troop—Cornet Nathaniel Barton to ba Lieute-
nant. A. Ludlow, Gent: to be Cornet, vice Batton.
Chippenham Troop— llobhouse, Gent, to be Lieute-
nant. Henry Headley, Gent. to be Cornet.
Ist Regiment of Aberdeen Alunteers.
To be Ensigns—Andrew Bortniman, Gent. Alex. Aber-
c:ombie, Gent. John Duguid, Gent.

46o:dour Volunteers. .
Andre* Youngson, Gent. to be Ensign.
Loyal .4hergavenny Volunteers.
Richard Cteel, Cent. to be Surgeon. John Phillips, Cent.
to be Muarter-Master.
Argyllshire Polio:term
Duncan M'Dougall, Esq. to be Captain. Neil M'Neill,
Esq. to be ditto. Heaor M'Neill; gent. to be Lieute-
nant. lames Campbell, Gent. to be Ensign.
Alves:on and Bar/lion Volunkee Infatroy.
Thomas Borrow, Esq. to be Captain. John Borrow, Gent.
to be Lieutenant. James Osborne, Gent. to be Ensign.

Bakewel! Pohoarse Infantry.
Samuel Simpson, Esq. to be Captain. Alex. Bossley, Cent.
to be Lieutenant. Michael Williams, Gent, to be Ensign.
Bardorougb lioltenteer infantry.
Richard Aisfabie, Gent. to be Ensign, vice Hediey, resigned.
Belpor, Sliottle, and 'lloThroole Battalion,
Joseph Striltr, Esq. to he Lieutenant-Colonel. Francis
Bradshaw, Esq. to be Nlajor.
To be Captains—George Henry Strutt, Esq.' john Spencer,
Esq. John Radford, Esq.
To be Lieutenants—Jedediah Strutt, Gent. Isaac Statham,
Gent. William Melbourne, Gent. David Evans, Gent.
To be Ensigns—William Statham, jun. Gent. Samuel
Harrison, Gent. John Frost, Gent. Godfrey Lichfield,
Gent.
Berwlektbise Volunteer Infancy.
To be Captains—lames .Wilkie, Esq. Young Trotter, Esq.
To he. Lieutenants—Andrew Darling, Gent. Robert Trot.
" ter, Gent. Thomas Logan, Cent. Abraham Wilson,
Guilt. John Heriot, Gent. john White, Gent.
To be Ensigns-Jos. Lowry, Gent. Thompson, Cent.
14obert Blackadder, Gent. Robert Dudgeon, Gent.
Davidson, Gent.
llt Baualku of Loyal Birmingham Volunteer:.
Thotriatrernberton, Gent. to be- Ensign, vice Robinson,
promoted.
2d Battalion of Ditto. .Lieutenant john Brook to be Captain.
vice Meredith, resigned. William Walsh, Esq. to be
Captain, vice Jesse, promoted.
To be Lieutenants'--George Lander, Gent. vice Breolt. En.
sigti John G relict Varrock. Thomas D. Robinson, Cent.
,Henry Holden, Gent.
To be Ensignsr-joSeph Dukes, Gent, vice Parrock. Richard
Rolls, Gent. ,William George Gottwalty, Gent.
To he Surgeon— Samuel Dickenson, Gent,
34 'Battalion of ditto.- To be Lieutenants—lohn Francis,
jun, Cent. William Aston, Cent. James Welsh, Gent.
To be Ensins—George Yates, Gent. vice Vale, resigned
Charles l3urkinshaw, Gent:
To be Surgeon—William Lardner, Cent.
Boden chipd Volunteer
.In

Samuel Frith, Esq. to be Captain. 'Thomas Goodman, Esq.
to be ditto. Henry Kirke, Gent. to be Lieutenant. Stephen
Bellott, Gent. to be ditto. 'rhoinas Caskcll, Gent. to be
Ensign.. Ff. Pickford, Gent. to beditto.
Bradley, Omasion, Ilulland, axd Yooldosky Fuluntio•
Charles Meyr.ell, Esq. to be Captain. jsaac BOTIT)W, Gejit.
ti) be. Lieutenant. l'hornas Borrow, Gent: to be•Esisign.

B44dlcy and HartsAcrnrolforteer,r,

_ . . ..
Francis Blackie, Gent. to be Lieutenant. William Raven,
Gent. to be ditto. John Molina!, Gent. to be Ensign.
loseph Lister HatliCll, Gent. to be ditto..
Bradvd/, Peak Forest, Greve Malay, and GrindArta Vo/mn.

1',,.'.

Benjamin Barber, Esq. to be Captain. Robert Needham,
Gent. to be Lieutenant. Benjamin Pearson, Gent. to be
Entoign.

lit B.Jugyo:ty 1441 BileAnytifibire Mowers,

yohn Jackson, M. D. to be Surgeon.
or 11:ja We Battalion of Loyal /Paint:eh:hire P:oluxteers.
Morgan Walters,(Gent. to be Lieuten.int, vice Davis, WU..
Davis, Gent. to be Ensign.
. Baifalion of Loyal Brecknockshire Poluniters.

Williamst Oent: to be Liententot. Tho. Dowers;
Gent. to be Ens►gn. Daniel Jenkins, Gent, to be ditto.
Buxton Fiyuntrer In/unity.

Siututot Buxton Esq. ,to he -
-Captain. Nfoses Mieurhead,
Gent. to no Cieutenant. lames Lupo, Gent. to be Ensign.

Cane VahriHerr:.

Lewd Henry Petty, to be Lipteriant-Coloel Commandant.
David Party Medan, 1,.6q. to be Major.
Chattworth Vottenteerf. •

Henry Thornhill, juts. Emq. to Oa Lieutenant-Colonel.
To be captains—sAnclet White, Esq. .john Bullock, Esq,
Cenr};e Canton], Ebq. .To be LlClJfellillltti—Gcurg, wall's., Jr-at. 1.3110 / .ongs en,
jun. Gent. William Kitclmi, Gent, Joseph Carrington,
Gent.
To bit Enbigns —William Sterndale, Gent. George Wright,
Cv,at. John Gattloin, Gent.
CLestvfiel.l 841talivs.

Captain Joshua jebh to he Lieutenant-Colonel. Captain.
Williani-Waller to be Major.
Te he C.'4tains—Lientenant I Thomas Bower, vicq jebh.
Lizutenznt folin Clark, vico.Wallt r.
To be Lieutenants—Ensign'Sam. Plant, viceßower. Ccorge
WrAggt,Gcnt. vice Ch.rge. Mark liewitt,Cent. Richard
Hutchinson, Cent. William Burwltte FerilCll,

To be Ensign.s'-ThornAs Wilkinson,-Gent. vice Plant.
Smith, Gent. Getiike muggltstone, Gent.
De*" Reihnent of Volunteer khorhy.
joint Curzon, Esq. to ttt: Captain. John t lirrion, jun. Esq.
to be ditto. Jon Gent. to be Lieutenant. Ad.
jutant john Coattetton to be ditto. tuba Wallis, Gent.
to be ditto.

Dearer 141antters,
Tljor ThomAs G rimston Estcoutt to be Lieutenant.Colonel-
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South Bind Volunteer:. .
ltobert Moore, jun. Gent. to be Lieutenant.
Eyant Volunteer Infantry.
William Carleil, L 64, to be Captain.. Peter Wright, Cont.
to be Lielittglallt. John Cooper, Gent. to be Ensign.
Fraterburgb Voluotrer..
john Gordon, Gent, to he En,ign.

Dated 061obir 1-9, 1803.
T. be Liettienants-7Michael Ann. Dated oElober 12, tgo3.
Ensign Bohn Littlewood. Dated Delober 13, 1803. Ensign
Richards Richardson. 'Dated Dauber 26, 3803. Ensign
Samuel Wainwright. Dated Oeiober 27, tBo3. Ortbur
Kilvington. Dated November 12, tBo3.
'To be Ensigibi—Leonardll Hey. Dated. September tt,
1803. Charles Stapleton. Dated September 14, 1833. Da-
. . vid Turner. Dated September 26, 1803.
.West York Regiment,' To ba Major—Captain Hugh
13Iadci. Dated October t 9, t 803.. • ,
To be Captain.--Thomas I indson, Dated November 2, 18113,
To be Lieutenants—Ensign Randolph Crewe, from tst West
York. Dated September 26, 1803. Ensign Bohn Coulden.
Dated Dauber 29, 1803: Ensign William IlUdson. Dated
04foner 31, 1803. .:Ensign Richard Hudson. Dated No_
. veinber I, ;201, Ensign Charles woodcock. Dated No_
vember 2, 1803. Ensi,:_n Robin Shaw, Dated November
3, 1803. Ensign Jame ;coward. Dated .November 4, tBO3.
• Emigli Samuel Worthington. Dated November 5, 1803'.
Ensign Hugh Parker. Dated November 7, 4803,
.Ensign
Thomas Sharpe. Dated :November 7, 1803. George Van
Strawbenzee. Dated November 8, 1801.
To he 'Enblps— Christopher Tal lett. Deed oa. 24, 18.3.
Bohn Kean Vincent. Dated Nov, IZ, tBc3.

RAN AN M 1 Mi L AN, (of Bow. Strect, Covent-(►arden) ; and PutAlahrd by WILLIAM A RMICaII SCRltrs, (ot South Motton.street C;rotoecna-snuarr) i
r, No. 1 12, Strand; where 11""1"46114 Order‘ fur the rater, Leiters tin the 4iiitr1 otibnaid), muss be addrelictis
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SORE NIPPLES. ...., of
OW many Mothers it,c..rtbe the bginal"/".04
H •,long illness anti lingering deAtlt to this clinic i "co,
still more, lovely tenants have ben*pined,-ind left ttiV W,COIII.
ing P3CCMS Comtort less, and gune•ntoilining tu the goitioa
der Sufi a lot,s. 11/Ito would sullEr-ottattaf, when rci— ,all 3
beobiained by using Mrs. liardner's Essence a Russ,
Nipple Ca:XS, price only 7s. , , nd NO,I.
To be had ot Mrs. (..;,arcluer, No 70, bortg.acre, a..-:-., pot
Shoreditc. A large PAmphlet znay be 11:td, cont2ol"
less than 7, CureS in London. • les"
- N. 11. The lady 'so uncommonly atilitud for,threte sr
pas:, will find it to her advantage to see Mul. Gt.“*.--
Sliarctlir.:l), front tett to 'Our o'ciock itty 4.11...........000,0
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