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The Sun.
London, England, 1803-01-17

FELLOW FEPER IN ANTIGUA.

We are sincerely sorry to say that this island,
which has hitherto enjoyed a degree of health be-
yond what has been experienced in most of the
neighbouring islands, is now afflitaecr with the yel-
low fever in a great degree of virulence. The fol-
lowing letter, which we received on Saturday, <via
Plymouth, afnirds some particulars on this distress.
ing subject

Anti.gua, Nov. 17.

The yellow fever has broken out here, and from
the mortality which marks its progress, has excited
the most painfol'alarm throughout the island.
The following are amongst the number of its vic-
tims :—The Hon. John Athill ; Capt. Armit of the
Engineers ; Lieut. Fisher, ditto ;, 'the* Rev. Kr.
Berkerhead ; George Kittoe, Esq. English Har-
bour ; Mr. Thomas Smith, ditto ; Dr. Stephen
Murray, ditto ; Mr. Isaac R..,Robert, Ordnance
Store-keeper ; Mrs. Eliz. White ; the lady of the
Rev. Mr. Baxter ; Mrs. F. Wiikinson ; Mr.
Liam Besouth, St. John's ; Mr. Barnard Lanaghan ;
Mr. Lockhart Russel Elliot; Mr. Alex. Keddie,
and Mr. John Scott, assistants to Dr. Kennedy ;
Master Kean Barre ;• Mr. Johnston, manager at
Otto's ; Mr. J. Dow, lately from Europe.
• Capt. Armit and Lieut. Fisher were nearly of the
same age, about 23 : they lived in terms of the
closest friendship, resided in the same house, died
nearly the same hotir, and were deposited in the
same grave. The whole of the garrison was under
arms on this sad occasion, and they were buried
with Military honours. _ _

. The deaths of Messrs. KEDDIF and SCOTT were
attended with circumstances of similar interest ;
they were of the same age, had been educated to-
gether, came out in the same ship,- engaged in the
same empliry, lived in the same house, died the
'same day, and were buried in the same grave.
Our accounts from St. Domingo are of a very re-,
cent date, and are highly distressing, not only on
principles of humanity, but as the interest of all the
Islands in this quarter is, involved in the issue of
the destruetive War now carrying on there. The
promised succours from France had not reached the
Island, and if they do not soon arrive, it will pro.
bably he impossible to retrieve their affairs these.
The Negroes here are quiet.

On Saturday the Box Packet, containing the
;Company's Dispatches for, the Government of Fort
St. George, and a number of private litters, which
was put on board, the Ship
,Hiltdottan, was brought
to the IndispHouse, fortunately preserved from the
wreck of that Ship.
The Elbe is frozen over, and the intercourse
with Hamburgh, by this channel, will probably be
suspended for some time. 'The POstmaster.General,
with creditable and consistent attention to the pub,
tic interest,' has direeled that the packets may con.
tinue to endeavour to make that coast, and in the
event of retard, to land the Mails at Heliogoland,
in order to their bein& forwarded from thence by
means of ice-boats to Cuxhaven or to Bremen. '

Sittings appointed in Middlesex and London, be.
fore the Right Honourable En w ,ats Lord ELL UN-
BOROUGH, Lord Chief Jo rice, &c. in and after
Hilary Term, t 803.
London, England, 1803-01-17

PARIS, JAN. it',

. AN Adventurer who had assumed the name of
Pox, and who called hithself an Englishman, and
a Colonel in the service of Russia, was arrested at
Liege on the 4th Inst. On being taken before a
Magistrate; he Said his name was Fall, and that he
was a native of Mons. He is suipce.led of several
swindling tricks.
BERNE, JAN. some darts of Switzerland,
and particularly in Ar pvia, reports are spread of
new Conspiracies. 01 these reports the inhabitants
ctifhptain much, and artribtite them to the Public
liinetionaries. The inquietudes, however, to which
they give rise, oblige the French Troops to take
the liiost severe measures, the necessity of which
not being recognized, they are submitted to With
great impatience.
Bkitirt, JAN. learn from Paris, that the
four CoMmiSsioners appointed by the French Go-
vernthent to heal- the Reclamations and Representa-
titins of the Helvetic Deputies, receive daily a
great number of Memorials and Plans, of which
they present Extras to the Forst CONSUL, after
having exathined them. All these Papers will- be
read in a general Assembly of the Consulta, which
will take place confbrmably to the plan drawn by the
FIRST CONSUL himself. We are assured that the
Deputies of Berne, Zurich, Soleure and some other
Cantons, have amongst them violent debates, whilst
those of the Pay: de Vaud, Argo-via, and some others
distinguish themselves- by the tranquillity nod dig-
nity which reign in their conferences.
Several measures lending to operate a re-aetion,
have been adopted at Zurich, but the Helvetic
Government has put a stop to them.
BASLE, JAN. 6.--The last letters from Paris an-
nounce that the Chiefs of the different Parties who
are Members of the Helvetic Consulta, begin to
agree, and to labour with one accord at the forma-
tion of the different Cantonal Constitutions. Those
of the Cantons of Argovia, Zurich, Leman, &c. are
already finished. Those of the Cantons of Berne,
Soleure, Fribourg, &c. still present matter for dis.
cussion.

VIENNA, DEC. WICKHAM is arrived
in this capital ; he continues to take the title of
Envoy of Great Britain to the GRAND DUKE of
TUSCANY, the King of England not having yet
recognized the King of ETRURIA.
London, England, 1803-01-17

This Day was published,

In a vols. 410. embellished with Forty-four Engravings, by
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' ' • This Day was published,
In One large Quarto.Volutne, pace sl. as,.neatly bound,
rirIiESAURUS LINGUA LATINA: COM-
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British Nation. First publ.oted by. Mr. RabERT AINS-
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London, England, 1803-01-17

PLYMOUTH, JAN. 15.

ARRIVED the Jason, Captain Gourntt., from
Antigua ; and the Pheibe, fiorn Amsterdam,
blown out of the Texel on the zsth ult.

SHEERNESS, JAN. 15.

Till Court. Martial on Capt. FE R R t E P closed on
Thursday: He was tried on charges of False Muster on
board the Fortune, and for using unofficer-like lan.
guile to Mr. LEONARD TAYLOR, Boatswain of that
Ship, on the 26th September last. The Sentence Of the
Court was, that the charge of False Muster was not
proved, but that it was malicious and ill-founded ;
and, that although the expressions used by Captain
t,
to the Boatswain may be deemed impro..
per, Yet. in consideration of the situation of the
Forbade, and other circumstances, they acquitted
litmof fqther blame upon the occasion.
• t7Pon Capt. FS RR 1 F It''s Sword being returned to
•.; him, Sir jAsitas SisomAatz, the President, con.
• tratalited him thereon in the name of the Court,
llnd in a very impressive manner, told him he
hoped he would long live to wear it, with the tame
teal and honour which he had for a series of years
Inanifested In the service of his King and Country.
London, England, 1803-01-17

icrAY;'is

„. .
The Opera of hte)tipe was poforrned on !atitr,l4
Mrs. lit LLINGTON was never in finer voice or
more exquisitely. The frost ads probably as atonic
rf-
ter the 'relaxation of the foggy Weather; acid produce
tones as Clear and sonorous as an instrument. The Do t
was sung by her and ViGANUI in a most tinish:!_i
style. VIGANTurit certainly sings better with Mrs..
BILLINGTON than ever he sung before : we presuin
the reason is; that With such a proficient in Music, he
feels himself sure; and does not fear risking a nu e
occasionally; and at the iarne time all his up,,or
parts are sure of being well supported. . The 134110 t
was La Forit Entbantee, which went off More pily
than usual. Madame LABOaLR is always charting
in the Harp Scene, and Cottikt.tt gains rapidly on
the pubic favour, and deservedly, from his aCtivity
and steadiness.
London, England, 1803-01-17

Nit VAL PIAIS.

PORTSMOUTH, JA*. x 6.

AKRIVED at the Motherhank, and put under ua.
rintinel the Dutch Ship Minerva, topthAAN, horn
Genoa, leaky; and Ant, SiNGAR, froni Havie.de.
Grace.
Sailed the Ant, QuirtroN; for Penzance.
London, England, 1803-01-17

LIAGUE, I)Lc. 23.

••••••••••......
THE day before 'yesterday arrived here -C AR
EERTHIER, a brother of the French Minitier.ac
War, who is going to Louisiapa, as Chief of the
Staff under General VICTOR.. Tliela tter has made
a journey .to, ifeivottsbgt to review the arrn,iment
with which he is to sail, within 'a'month, for .Loui-
siatiti., The transports in. this armament,
arc to take‘on board 6,000 troops, will be.escorted
by three. ships of war. At the same time anoilice
fleet,, ,with troops and colonists, will sail from
Pocb,firt for Louisiana. It.is said, that the Frcuch
will at the same time take posseision of Florida.

As it it more than pruhatiler that the Aez;A-nts
'which have been received from Ireland, of a riot
which took place lately at Limerick, may he ex.
aggerated,, we think it our duty to caution the
Public against such exaggeration, by stating—what
has come to our knowledge, for the authenticity of
which we can vouch. A band of deveradoes
tacked and robbed the house of a Col. &auto' t
about 14 miles from Limerick ; and out of this .iot
sprang an alarm that a general risintand attack u, on
the city would take place on a'particular day; oat
front the well arranged system' which Governincq
had adopted in that distrid for the preservation of the
Peace, the Officer commanding the
.K.ing's;TY4*?
lided,hy the Mayor and Magistrates orals L,
was-vnabled to take immediate steps to eiasi6Vffe
inhabitants not being surprized, had evewthelirriii
been well founded ; and we have the satistitt*VM
being able to add, that when the acconnis-Atlldid
to came away no other outrage had been committed.
We have such a reliance on the good intelligence
fisting in Ireland between Government and the Ma-
gistratel,.and leading people there, that we cannot
apprehend any new attempt to disturb seriously the
public: tranquillity of a Country, 'which so bh.rt
time ago suffered so severely; and which now
knows, happily, how to appreciate the comfints
London, England, 1803-01-28

PORTSMOUTH, JAN. 27.

PUT into this Port, owing to contrary winds,
the Arid, Spanish Ship, from Bilboa, with wool,
for London ; Aaive, CONYERS, from Liverpool,
with salt and cheese, for Ipswich; and Vigilant,
DERRY, from Liverpool, with oil.cake, for Lynn.
London, England, 1803-01-28

LIONTPCO.BAY, NOV. 13*

"We understand, that the Pelican sloop of war,
w'hieth came in yesterday, last from St. Domingo,
brings information there of the arrival- of i 2,0c0
troops froM Old Frpnee, under the command of
General 'IVI A CPO •

On .Monday morning a Coroner% ,Inquest was
held on the bodies of three negro anent,the pro.
f M
.perty 'or, PETEMLIr Dkl4, who were inhumanly
mnrdered on the preceding night, about twelve.
o'clock, by a negro man, named Ajax, also the
property of Mr. Dtmus; when a vitdid was' re,
turned of—Wilful Murder by the said Ajax. One
of the negroes had received a wound in his breast,
which penetrated to his heart, and ,caused his
mediate
,death ; the two others were wounded in
-the belly, one of whom died in two,or three hours
after, and the other lingered till the evening of
Monday. The reason of the 'perpetration of so
diabolical.an ,ad has not yet bcen,satislianrily
.certained.

On Tuesday a Slave:court was held at Ilalf.way.
Tree, when quamin, a negro man slave, the pro_
perry of Mr.l,l3ituce, was tried upon a charge of
attempting the murder of apother negro man named
Norris. lie was fully convided, and sentenced to
be-hung : which was put in execution un Wednes.
day at the top of the New Road.

ST. JAGO DE LA VEVA/ OCT. 30.

This day, at the Courthouse, in this town, came
on the eleaion of a Member to serve in. the As.
sembly for the Parish of St. Catharine, in the room
of B. P. LYON, Esq. gone off the Island, when
GEoxca CUTH ERT, Esq. was elected without 0i).
position.
London, England, 1803-01-28

Stamp.oifice, Mandfort Nov,2i,-18az.
To Dr. SOLOMON, .I.iveipook,

sIR, • .
TNCLOSED is-. a Mink Note; value rol. to my
-Credit, and also a Case of a wonderful Cure performed
by your..valuablu.Medicine, which you may publis.ll for pub-
lie good, if you think, proper.
. I ain, Sir, your obedient Servant,
SAMUEL SIMMONDS.
To Samuel Solomon, 711.1.>. Liverpool.

• Dear Sir,
. My Wife, at the age of 43 was taken ill, so that she could
not walk out of the, house, and was for near three years con-
fined to her bed With, extreme ,wealotess. She--was pinkie('
mitlt strong nervous althetions, trembling, debility, •lowness
of spirit*, and subject to tits, by. which she-was reduced to
a mere skeleton; atter trying the best advice in our neigh-
bourhood in,vain, she had recourse to your Cordial Balm. of
Gilead, which was purebasAl of 'Mr Siintnonds, of Bland-
ford, by taking four bottles of which she ix entirely,cured
some time since, and remains perfectly well, to the astonish-
ment of all her neighbours,
I am, Dear Sir,
Witnesses, Your obliged humble Servant,
William Shave, Overseer of What. 101-1 N GRIFFIN,
comhe, near Blantlford.. OCltiber,
Samuel Sitnrnonds, Blandtbrd. •
.•
London, England, 1803-01-28

FALM(ru r lt, NOV. 5.

ON Tuesday morning, the zoth ult. a Negro
Man Slave, the property of the heirs of RicitAkD
13k isscT, Esq. wai found in the Negro Grounds of
Sportsman's Hall Estate, in this paiish, dead his
ears were cut off, his- throat cut, and his body
Mangled in a manner too shocking to describe :
on the following morning a Coroner's Inquest, was
held on the body ; the Jurors, upon the evidence of.
a Negro Man Slave, named Duke, returned their
verdia Death by inhuman, wanton, and cruel mut-.
der, on the body of the said Cudjoe, by a Negro
Man Slave named Boatasvain, the property of Jour`
STOCKDALE BROWN; Esq. Cudjoe was murdered
in Boatswain's ground, where, it is sUpposed, he
was foUnd stealing, as a bunch of plantains was
lying very near the dead body. The murderer has
for the present made hif escape.

A letter from Glasgow, dated the 19th January,
says—" A man and his four sons, all weavers,
who left thii country a short time before the Peace,
and went to Americo, are all returned to Paisley.
When they landed at New-York, finding there was
no weaving in that City, they were advised by
smile of their friends, to go up the country among
the farmers. There they found some employment,
as each farmer keeps a loom in his house, and, 'icy
travelling weavers, gets what yarns he has wrought
'rico olotb. This they found however very disagree-
able and irksome, having often to travel ten, twen.
ty, or thirty miles, before they found a family that'
wanted a webb wrought ; the looms Were oki„ -and
in very bad repair, the yarns unevenly spun, and
they were often without employment for weeks to.
gether. Work in plenty they might have had as
labourers, but they did nut chute to quit their own
trade ; for that. hearing trade was revived in Scot.,
Lirid, they took. their. passage to Green 4,, and now
'declare; that though.they gat good wages for weav-
ing in America, the drawbacks were such, that they
could 'make three times more by their work in
.Paisley,'"

A letter from Eaglesliame, dated January 19,
says,—if On Tuesday se'nnight, a young man of
the name of Peden, was found about two miles west
from this village, on the side of‘ the road which
leads to Kilmarnock. He left Auchinleck, the
place of his reoidence, the day before, and was seen
apparently in good health, at three in the afternoon
of the same day, about five miles from this place.
Ii is generally supposel, that he had been seized
with a fainting fit, and no person being near to
gi assistance, he peri.hed on the cold ground; by
the inclemency of the weather."

Early on Wednei,dAy morning, as 'a person was
passing through Demnark.court in the Strand, he
perceived something like a imndle on the ground ;
on cx:mimit ion, it proved to be an infant, apparent.
ly about tlit'ee days old, tewed up in a pieee of
brown cloth. "che man took it to a Baker's near
the plaice, who ,had it conveyed to the neareht
NVatch•hottse• It liras however afterwards sent to
the Work-house. The unnatural mother, at pre.
• i sent, escapes suspicion.
London, England, 1803-01-28

,ST. JACO DE LA VEGA, NOV. 6.

Orr Tueiday the 25th ult. came on the trial, at
Bog-Walk,. of ,a Negro Man Slave named William
Fuller, belonging to Knowles's Estate. He was
tried on two indiaments, the one for administer..
ink; poison to five Negroes, two of whom died;
the other for pra6tising Obeah for a number of
years ; and found guilty of both, He was sen.
fenced ►to be hanged, and hi►; bead stack upon a
pole, which sentence was immediately put in. exe.
cution.
London, England, 1803-01-28

T IT F

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RIDAY, JANUARY 28, iBO3.

VOCAL CONCERT.—WILLIS's ROOMS.
/IESSRS. 'HARRISON, BARTLEM AN, and
CREATOREX, ;Most -re.spealully ,aoluaint . the.
Nobility and Gentry, that the Tickets are now delivering to
the SI) USG RIBE RS GENERALLY, at Mr. :Birehallis;
No. 133, New Bond-street, where Subscriptions will conti-
nue to be received till the limited number is completed..
The Managers pledge themselves to the Subscriberslhat
Mrs. BILLING.TON is positively engaged to Sing at their
Concerts throughout the 'Season ; that her Articles for the
Opera do not restrain her fnim performing with them, but,
on }he contrary, permit her to Strigi any TWO-CON-
CERTS she pleases." In consequence of this permission,
she made engagements with the AN CI ENT and. VOCAL
CONCERTS, for the present Season, early in May last.

VACCINE - POCK IitISTITUTION, GOLDSN,-
SQUARE.

Weekly Heard, Tuesday, fan. IS, iFo3•
NOTICE of the REPORT and DINNER.
Thomas Pape, Esq. in the Chair.

RESOLV E I), • That as the most convenient an 1
agreeable Mode of,. hearing from. the Physicians the
Report of the Fraeticeof thaiVACCINE INSTITUTI()N,
during the years 1806, tSoirrand t Boz ; 'and also for the pur-
pose of transading other Rosiness relating to the Institution,
the -Subscribers be respedfully invited, to meet at- the
SHAKSP EAR& TAVERN, 'on Monday, February 7, at
Half after Four o'Cl9ck.
S6condly. That of the same Day artd Place, • a Dinner be
provided at. Five o'Clock, for such Members, aua ttwir
Friends, as please to take Tickets, at Los. 6d. each; any z' one
before Sunday, February 6, either by appriing Vt
the Shakspeare Tavern ; 4-Dr4at' No. 5, GoldenSiparc, on
Tuesdays and Fridays, the Board Day's of 114: Vaccine In.
allUtioll, !VI %Weil ,vdve and Three o'Clock. '

. . .
Note—lt-is hoped that no 01h:rice will be given by the
Ctnittion, that Admittance to the Dinner :.-4,ntibt beat-100,:d,
unless Tickets have been previously taken by the time above,
mentioned.

Et requited, the Report will be read a seeond ti.TIC after
Dilater, on account of such Members as may attend Litt;
It is intended to rem jVC the Institution-as soon its 'possible
from Golden•square, of which Notice will be given.
• By Order,
rt o;7lreere tat y
London, England, 1803-01-28

LAW REPURT.

COURT OF KING's BENCH, lAN. x7i

TH P. whole of this day was taken up with mo-
tions for new trial:, the particulars of some of
which will come with more propriety when causes
are shew.n against the rules which were obtained;
we shall, however, shortly notice a few.
London, England, 1803-09-14

IiOSPLTAI. STAFF.

'Eawaht Nathaniel Bancroft, M. D. front Hale-pay, to be
Physician to the Forces. Hospital-Mate Richard Lewis
to be Apothecary, to.-the Forces.
'To be Surgeons to the Forces, Surgeon Perkins. Crofton,
from the ztst !'riot. Surgeon G. T. Aveliug, from the
tst Dragootis.

Ordlatree-4,lflee, Sept. I2i
Itrjval Rqintent of Infvorj.
Gentleman Cadet John Conroy to, be Second Lieutenant,
vice:Coffin, promoted. Dated Sept. 8, iBo3.
Gentleman Bernard. Wills to be Second_ Lieutenant, vice
Scott, promoted. Dated as above,
Gentleman ,Cadet ,R,„ieltaril, King to be Second Lieutenant,
vice Orlebat, promoted. Dated as above.
Gentle Man Cadet Win. Jones to be Second Lieutenant, vice
Pakenham, promoted. Dated as above.
Gentleman Cadet Win. ()oinks to be Second 'Lieutenant,
vice Wilford, promoted. • Dated as above.
Gentleman Cadet Frederick 'Arabia to he. Second Lieute-
nant, vice GVeatley, promoted. Dated as above.
Gentleman Cadet Edward Michell to be Second Lieutenant,
vice Ash, promoted, Dated as above.
Gentleman Cadet William Miller to be Second Lieutenant,
vice Bastard, promoted. Dated as above.
Gentleman Cadet Lewis Evans to he Second Lieutenant,
vice Straubenzee, promoted. Dated as above.
Gentleman Cadet, Richard 13. Hunt to be Second Lieutenant,
vice Latham, promoted. Dated as above.
Gentleman Cadet Courtney Cruttende4 to be Second Lieu-
tenant, vice liettesworth, promoted. Dated as above.
Gentleinan Cadet Peter Faddy to be Second Lieutenant, vice
Cubitt. promoted. Dated as above.
Gentleman Cadet Chriktopher Clarke to be,Second Lieute.
mint, vice 13edingtield, promoted. Dated as above.
Gentleman Cadet Philip Stanhope to be Second Lieutenant,
vice Bridge. promoted. Dated as above.
Gentleman Cadet Charles Napier to be Second Lieutenant,-
vice Johnstone, promoted. Dated as above.
Gentleman Cadet ‘Villiam Wylde to be Second Lieutenant,
vice rwyning, promoted. Dated as above.
Gentleman' Cadet Charles Gordon to be Second Lieutenant,
vice Stanwix, promoted. - Dated as above.
Gentleman Cadet William Maling to be Second Lieutenant,
vice Baynes. promoted. Dated as ab ve.
Gentleman Cadet Mark Somerville to be Second Lieutenant,
vice Brown, promoted. Dated as above.
Gentleman Cadet William Webber to be Second Lieutenant,
vice Grant, promoted. Dated as above.
Gatlernan Cadet Daniel Bonrchier to be Second Lieutenant,
vice Ellison, promoted. Dated as above.
Sydney H. Hal is, G cot. to be Second Lieutenant, vice G omm,
promoted. Dated as above.
(To be mantra.) •
London, England, 1803-09-14

,VANKRUPTCIES. ENLARGED.

22. ficnry Lea; of Rope.maker-street, Moor&lds,
tobacconist, at ten, at Guildhall.
Nov. lanes N►xon, of Lawrence-lane. merchant, at ten,•
at (Juildhall.

BANKRUPTCY SUPERSEDED.
Francis Bestow, of Russia-row, Milk.strect, hosier.

BA.‘ KRUPTS

John French Burke, late of Cannon,striet, ship-owner, to
surrender Sept. 17, and Ott 8,2 s, at ten, at Guildhall .
Attorney. Mr..Atcheson Ely-Place, Holborn.
• Edward Charles Whitehead, of Witham, Essex, carpenter,
Sept, 34, 27, and Ott. 25, at ten, at Guildhall. Attorney,
Mr. Lang, of Great P rescot- street, Goodman's- Fields.
Isaac Ilosch, Emanuel Ilientz.ol-Budge-row, Loudon, Geo.
Lash, lohn Deitrick Luii4ren, and Wm. Lush, of New,
castle-upon-Tyne, faa , ors. ept. 24, 27, and Oct .s;, at
ten, at Guildhall. Attryules, Messrs. Shawes, Tudor.
street, Black-friars.
David Holmes, late of Liverpool, grocer, 061. :8, 19, and
2s. at one, at the Globe Tavern,' Liverpool. Attorims,
Mr. Askew Manley, Liverpool; or -Mr.. ti.earney, Lou.don.
Thomai Thingoorl, of Welwyn, Hertfordshire, shopkeeper,
Sept. 261, at eleven, 37, and Ott. as, at ;en, a t
LondOn:i. Attorney, Mr. Townsend, Staple-Inn, Lon-
don. a..
Northy Rowland, of Great Coggesnall, Essex, and Peter
Rowland, blanket-makers, Sept. is, 21, ar.d Oct. 25, ..at
ten, at the lied Lion Inn, Colchester. Atturtiica
Slidell, Colchester; or Mitsui. W. aricl E.. :1,11441 C tit: •
ford's-inn, London. ,
•
Edward Aspinall, • of Wigan, Lancashire* calico-manu
:Una, Sept, at, at five, 22. at elrven, and Ott. as, at
eleven, at the Buck In the Vine, Wigan. Attorney, Mr.
Gegen, Wjga.u.' _
London, England, 1803-09-14

that bi ihly coloured, rich, and glowing pit ure
which is to force all former Ministers tb hide their
diminished heads ? Is it for this that we are
called upon to look back upon past times; and
to charm our imaginations with a rapturous cona
templation of the present ? Are these the bits;
sed effeas of discarded system, and have we for
these left the beaten path of honoured and res..,
peeled precedent?—Shall the British Constitution be
a subjea for experiments' ?—lnstead of the regular
praL ice of the College, ate we to be treated with
the Charla tanoit of a Quack ; for the pharmaco-
pxia of W itrwsictulane, are we to substitute the
wonderdovorkinglEill of Dr. BaoDUM, * the Pana.
yea for all aildt the Sovereign Balm for all occa.
sions ; 'a,sawulloight we be committed to the charge
of some Village Dot-tress, who changing her Reme-
dy with the Lour, applies any thing her shelf affords,
without awaiting the effe4 of any one. From such
a succession of Diuretics, Purgative's, Sudorific,
Narcotics, &c. &c. &c. and their counterafting in.
fluence, the fate of the Patient may without the aid
of second sight be pretty fairly anticipated.

" Alack ! when once our C race we have forgot
44 Nothing goes right—we would an4lsof.t WOW not !

rot the present, Sir, I have done. I shall on as
early, day resume the subjed.--In the mean time I
have the honour to be with the highest respect,
Sir, .Your's,'
FITZ-ALBION.
Lawlor, Sept. 12.
P. S. I have just read in the Government Paper,a
paragraph which would tend to confirm me in the opi.
nion I have for med,and upon which I am anxious, Sir,
your friends should 041; were I in the smallest de.
green inclined to waver on the subject. It declares
its convidion, and that too in a. style which may
easily be. traced, that the Scribblers (among which
I naturally feel myself included) who are endeavour-
ing to make a breach between Mr. PITT and Mr.
ADDINGTON, are .playing an idle game, for that
you, Sir, in spite of all that has :passed, and in
in spite of yourself, cannot but approve the.condtian
and measures of your enlightened Successor in office:
Is this deprecating again ? MOnitrous impudence !

* The Pkipprs have just announced to the Public the re.
ii.
tirement oftins (irea Man from business with a Splendid ,
Fortune.t -Wnit'd rd` eaven the Hint might be' of service to:
'or bek Great Men of th )tame irregular prattice..—The condi-
lion attached •to retirelneut Would be acceded to without a
murmur by their Patipts, ebouldtbcy have been 're:ftiits on tbat
.tnini them:duct.'
London, England, 1803-09-14

I am, S,:c.

JOHN COLPOYS.
Hi, Majesty's Sloop Sagall, Plymouth..
Sept. I I, 1803.
I have the honour to acquaint you, .that after
having seen the Convoy safe into. Cork, on my re.,
turn I saw, at one P. M. on the zsth inst. in lat.
46 deg. N. long. 12 deg. a large Sail, and after
a chace of five hours, brouglicher to Mtion, which
lasted until day-light next morning, when I found
the masts and rigging so much cut up, having the
larboard, fore and main: rigging gone, lower and
spring stays, all the running rigging and sails, the
fore.yard shot away in the slings, with two shot
between wind and water, that I was obliged to
haul off to secure the masts, anti replace the rigging,
6611 keeping sight of the Enemy, determined when
a little secured to renew the Anion, which:having
done, and on the point of again attacking her at
half past eight A. M. the Squadron under Sir Ed..
ward "Pelleiv hove in sight, on the advanced Ship
of which drawing up, she struck,.and proved to :be
the Lord Nelson, East India Ship, captured thirteen
clays before by the Bellona Privateer, of thirty.six
guns and Sao men, by boarding.
It is with sincere regret I have to add, that I
have,on the occasion lost two valbable Seamen killed;
seven Seamen and a Marine wounded ; among the
latter I am sorry to say, is• Lieut, William Davis,
(Senior' Lieutenant) to wit. sc cool and steady con.
ddel I am much indebted, .as well as ,that of Lieut.
Weatherstone and Mr. Ellis, the Master : indeed I
cannot do sufficient justice to the merits of the whole
of the Officers and Ship's Company for their cool
and determined courage.
Enclosed is a List of the Killed and Wounded.
I have the Honour to be,- Sec.
HENRY BURKE.

Lisi of Killed .and Wounded.

Kt t.t.sts —WilliamArinsttong, Jeremiah Falls... _
WouNnso,—tieut.-Wm. Davis (slightly), Wm. Rey-
nolds, Marine; John Thompson, Seaman; Thos. Nlaitn6 I,
ditto ; loseph Cragg, ditto ,• Wm. Rockett, ditto ; Patrick
M' Donald, ditto ; lames DrilitOrr,' dittO ; Francis Grey,
ditto. •

lIENRY

PLYDAO:JTII, SEPT. I z.--Arrived the Mars and
S partial', of 74. guns, from the,c,lwnnel Fleet. ,
Sailed the Phrasal', Sloop of War, on a Croize.
The Bello la French Pri‘4iteer had a great many
Irishmen on board, several of whom were !jut into
the Lord Areboa, and are bronirt here in irons, to
abide the decision of the violated Laws of their
Country.

FALVOUTII, SEPT. 11.— Arrived, the. Chesor-
field Packet, with A Mail from Jamaica, in seven
Weeks. '

Sailed the,,Quon CL,,lrhite Packet for Barbadoes
and Jamaica.

DEAL, SEPT. I Majesty' Ship ,R 4140//.
able sailed this morning to the. Westward ; the
Hecate Gun.brig, and Ranier Transport, have
sailed to the Northward ; and the Jackall Gun,
brig is arrived from the' Westward, and remains,
,vith Hl3 Majesty's Ships MO naieb, Utrecht, .'and
Yorl,,L) Africaye Frigate, and Harpy sloop.

'The weather being unfavourable for the Review
of the peal Wats, the LORD WARDEN has given
direetions that it be postponed till a favourable
London, England, 1803-09-14

SANS SOUCT.

(IN SATURDAY NEXT, September t 7, 1803,
(by ,the Authority of the Right Hon. the Lord Cham-
berlain) will be pertormed at SANS SOUCI, Leicester-
place, Leicester-square, an Entertainment entirely new;
called
BRITONS.STRIKE HOME!
The Songs will come in the tbllowing Succession :
PARTI.

The Call of Honour—rA.Ti-ip to the Campr-The Poet to
his Lyre—Nancy's the. Name—A Welcome to the French—
Peace and War.
PART 11.
The Soldier's Oath of Allegiance--Erin go Bra—The Gene-
, rat Lover—Ancientßritons—A Sailor's Ditty--The Bri-
tish Heroines—The False Alarm..
PART 111.
The Subscription at:Lloyd's—Soldiers and Sailors—Ca n'ira
• pas, a Sequel to Ca ira-The Auld Pibrough—The Good
Singer—Victory and George the Third.
The whole of this Amusement: is written and compoied,
and will be spoken, sung, and accompanied by Mr.
DIBDIN. •
Boxes ss. Pit 3s. Gallery as.
Places fur the Boxes to be taken at the Theatre.
• 'Doors to be opened at Seven, and begin precisely at Fight.
Books of the Entertainment to be had at the Theatre,
A Milirary Band will be engaged to till up the Intervals,
andto citittioceasionai Iy to the Music.
v.r. The Songs ivilt have an early publication ' • the four
first Numbers of the British War Songs, Fall. or Conquer,
The British Heroines, A Song of Death, and The Sol lier's
Oath of Allegiance, are already published. Number 5, A
Song of Acre, will be published on Tuesday, Oetober 4.
Mr. Dibdia's Professional Life, and every other Article in
his extensive Catalogue, hiAy be had at his Warehouse, Lei-
cester-place, Leicester-square.
N. B. The. Nights of reforinanee, Mondays,. Thursdays,
and Saturdays.

•
•
IV4R. CROSS begs leave respeafuliY to inform
.
ay.'. his Friends and the, Public, his ANNUAL RENE-
FIT, at, the ROYAL CIRCUS, is tixedfor MONDAY,
Sc t. 1803, when a Variety of New and .FaVeurite 'I3N-
ThRTAINMEN'PS will be exhibited, rand several Fa-
vourite Performers make, their first Appearance at this
'fileatre, of which due notice will be given inftiture Bills
and Adverti4ements.
Tickets ti he had of Mr. Cross, No. 4, Larninth Road ;
Messrs. Clementi and Co. Cheapside ; Music Ware-
house, Strand; Mr. Ilarold'.4 the Wrekin TaVern' Broad-
court,. Pow-street. ; the Minerva Library,
Leadenhaltrstreet t and of sirs. Sinitnends, at, the Circus
f 1 Box-Office, of whom Places for the Boxes-play betaken.
London, England, 1803-05-18

PLYMOUT MAY z 6.

SAILTP L' Frig4te, of 36 guns) Capt. S.
WOLiE, for 'Torbay.

Arrived thelmogen, of 16 guns, Capt.VAvoitArt,
from
.torbay;
Tlie 13'6,4 Mahar! Sloop 61 War, Capt. NEVILLE,
went out of Harbour this morning, and anchored in
the Sound.

The Impress foi Seamen Was this morning renewed
with increased vigouri-and.rnany Seamen and others
were picked up; among them were several Mates
of coasting vessels, as well as prOtefted Seamen ;
but the sweep was generalb and Protetlions proved
of no avail.
London, England, 1803-05-18

MARRIED.

On Tuesday, Mr. Ayrton, son of 1)r. Ayrton, of lames-
street, Buckingharn-gate, to Mit:i Arnold, daughter of the
late 15 r. Arnold.

DIED.
On the 7th inst. Lancelot lveson, Esq. of Illaclhani;-
House, near Leeds, Yorkshire.
London, England, 1803-05-18

SHIP

YARMOUTII, MAY 16. •
Arrived—the Ventriloquist, Adainion, from Hull ; Flora,
Bannifild ; Fame, Partridge, and Lord Duncan, Warren,
from London ; Two Sisters, Welsh' front Rye ; Thomas
and Susan, Durren, from •Aldbro'..; and Brothers and Sisters,
Busby, frotp Colchester.

Sail&l:Lthe Hopewell, Anderson, for Hull ; Ceres, Ot-
tey ; Hope, Ferretti and, Wray, Willson, for London; and
Argo, Scott, for Exeter.

CRAVESE.ND, MAY 16.

Passed by—the Marian, Wilson, from Luber., -",tl
Langley, from Sicily , PaiTesrt D,frusori, from Cadiz ; 13i1-
boa, Valnier, from Bourdeaux ; jack, Shard, from Cork ,•
jenny, lacob, from Dublin; Family Dickson, and Ward
Brothers, Lairo, lions Norway.
London, England, 1803-05-18

YisterdaY evening about seven o'clock, an el-
derly woman was detefteci in Berwick-street, Soho,
in the aft of stripping a child, not four years old,
which she had stolen. Some of the bye-standers
endeavoured to take the woman,to Marlborough.
street, but the revenge of the populace-outstepped
all hounds of decency, by stripping this wretch
naked ; and were it not for the interference of the
Police Officers, who conveyed her to St. James's
watch4ouse, it is very probable her life would
have been the forfeit of her crime.
In addition to the established merit and the
great attrattion of the Amusements at the Royal
Circus, the Proprietors have, with their accustomed
liberality, added several places of refreshment for
the convenience of their numerous and fashionable
Visitors, where they may be supplied with Fruit,
Ice Creams, Orgeat, Lemonade, Ted and Coffee, and
all sorts of Confedionary of the best kind, and in
the first style.
Grand Saloon of Arts and Illustrious Men, Pall.
Mall, No. 87.,—Mr. Fine Sight has the honour of
informing the Public, that he continues his Exhibi.
tion for this season only ; and that to the great
number of his wonderful Curiosities, a striking
Likeness of Bonaparte (this man too famous for the
repose and happiness of Europe), and many other
conspicuous Personages, he has made the addition of
the most curious and ingenious acoustic Experi.
ment, called the English Invisible Girl.—Open
from Ten in the Morning till Dusk.—Admittance
Two Shillings.
No less than seventy thousand five hundred copies
of Solomon's Guide to Health (including ten thou.
sand now at press) were printed, as may be seen by
the following incontrovertable statement.

I certify that I have printed seventeen thousand
five hundred Copies of Dr: Solomon's Guide to
17,50*
Health within the last twelve months.
Liverpool, March 18, 1791 L 'THOS. SWARSR EC K.
I certify that I have printed one Edition (the 53rd)
of Dr. Solomon's Cultic to Ilealth, of ten thousand .
Copies. ooa
Wrexham, Jan. st, 18os. JOHN PAINTER.
I certify that anew Edition of ten thousand Copies
of that useful work entitled " A Guide to Health,"
is now in the press, which with the former Editions 30,000
will make thirtythousand Copies printed at myolEce.
Stockport, lan. 27, 18os. Jos. CLARKE.
I certify that thirteen thousand Copies of the Guidel
to Health was printed in Dr. Solomon's Office in the
years 1796 and 1797, as appears by sundry entries in 13,300
his Books, and Bills for
.paper and wages paid fur
the same in those years. G. C. DUN N, J
Liverpool, Jan. 28, tlias. Bookkeeper.

Total,

70,500

Total, seventy thousand five hundred Copies from
the year 1796 to the present time, which in itself
is the most convincing argument that can be adduced
of the vast utility Of this work.
London, England, 1803-07-15

particular part, adverting to its liability to eva-
sion, he Instanced .the possible case of a persOn
atiing with respel to it in such a way, by a tem-
porary disposal or .sale,'. suppose for the
,term of
seven years, by which• Means he would enjoy a
certain portion of Income without contributing any
part of. it towards the necessities of the State. He
adverted to the circumstances in which the Estates
of Colleges. were placed :—of these, for instance,
whom he had the honour to represent. With re_
sped to some of those, a greater part was received
in Fines than in any other way. These were con-
siderations which he deemed worthy the serious at.
tcntion of the Committee.
Some slight alterations and amendments were
made in the course of the discussion to those parts
of the Bill ; and to subsequent Clauses some verhal
amendments were made on the suggestion of Mr.
PITT and other Gentlemen. _ . _

With resoett to the layer parts of the Schedule
A, much difFzymce of opinion seemed also to prevail.
Mr. 111. SMITH took occasion to observe, that
seemingly no three Gentlemen understood the point
in question alike : He would therefore earnestly re-
commend to postpone the consideration of the 6th
Rule.

This, after some further conversation, was as-
sented to, by the CH ANC r Li.OR of the ExcHEQUER,,
and shortly after, the Chairman was diretted to te_
port progress, and ask leave to sit again. This
being dune, the House direded the Committee to
resume the discUssion this day.
Lord CAsTtIikKAGH presented a Bill to enable
the Court of lire tors of the East India Company,
to make reasonable allowances to Ship Owners, for
extraordinary expenccs attending the outfit of
ships, dm which was read a first time.

On the Motion of Mr. Wtvt. Sutra, an Account
was ordered to be laid bdbre the House of the quan.
city of Spirits imported from England into Ireland
within a given period.
The remaining Orders were postponed ; and at
ball past twelve o'clock the House adjourned to this
day.
London, England, 1803-05-27

4., I have the tionout to he,

31'4
It
" Your'most obedient Servant,
(Signed) " R. BICKERTON.
" I. Smith, 'Avg! Marines,"

(I SIR,

-41.11ia, March to, 18q.

- -
" In consequence of a representation which Lord
requested me to make to the Turkish Government, for the
purposeof procurinthe Medals ‘viiich theGitiinu Scioures.
had intended tor the Officers of Ills Majesty's Marine Force.;
serving Os the Battalion on shore, and, also those serving on
board flis Majesty.'s Ships employed in the Blockade of
Alexandria, and whose names, owing to some inaceuraLy, In
the -Lists delivered to the Turkish Commanders in Rapt,
had not been includot in the origitul aistribiltion 91. Medals,
I have the honour of informinj you, that the Sublime Forte
has most cheerful IY corrected that orniss:on, and has directed
that the Medals may be presented to those ()dicers, in testi-
mony of the Cl a A AID Sit pN 10106 griniiildo tut their Services
in Egypt. I accordingly have the satiiNdioil of inclesing
them tolou, requesting they may be distributed agreeably to
the annexed List, which was addressed to the Sublime Pork
by Lord KZIT 11.

" I have. the Honour to be, with much Respeel,
" Your mast obedient humble Servant,
(Signed) "
.‘ Afar-Admiral Sir Rickard Bickertsx, Ilart.
Commandcr in Chief" . -

66 snit Salvador del Mend,, ilamtsatr, Arty 4, iso3.
•. •
" have received your Letter of the. tst 111Z411, and ita )0-
closure, making known to me, that in 'consequence cif my
representation to the Earl of E I.e: t .4, the Sunlithe Porte-hes
been pleased to forward Medals to you and the other Officers
of the Royal Marine Corps who were employed 'on till!
Egyptian Expedition, in testimony of the GI( A pt o 8 eroN Imo;
gratitude for their Services. ort that occasion, and conveying'
to me your 'united 'Thanks fin the interference which had
interposed; and I lose no time in expressing my satisfaction
on understanding that you and the ()ulcers who were em-
ployed with you have, on proper explanation, -received thus.:
Trjhutes of Appmbation Which were so justly duo, and my
sincere assuraiieeri that whatever relates-to the honour, pro-
9vrity, and advantage of so meritorious a Body of
jesty's Forces, will always be peculiarly interesting to, •
• " Your most obedient and_very liumblc Savant,
(sitntNl) K
" Lieu;.—Col. Smith, Row; Marble Forces •
Chatkamf , 114'
1.
London, England, 1803-05-27

•
RANELAGH,
ON FRIDAY NEXT, June 3, iBO3, will be
given
A SVP:.;Aft IVII,NSKED BALL,
,
With' a SUPPER and WINES.
On which r)ayslirnilitXthiagniricepr Saloon, with the whole
of the Decor:_zions and illuminations. pre,ared for site
,GRAND I E rE, to be given by the 4fost• I;.onoutabl,-;
KNIGHTS OF Tge BATH,
Will be opened, and appropriated solely for Dancing ; and
at (Joe o'Clock, the Rotunda. with an Elegant
SUPPER,
consisting of every Delicacy of the Season ; and Port and
Sherry Wmes of the first quality.
An Excellent Band. will be provided for Reels, Country
Dances, &c. and the Military Band will perform durui
Supper.
Admittance One Guinea only. which includes Supper;
'Wines. and the whole of the Re(re.shments.
A commodious ROOM Will be appropriated fiir such orthe
Company as prefer dressing in the House, livid Mr.- Beulby
'w ill attend with his Wardrobe, mad will supply Ladies, and
Gentlemen with Charaaer Dresses of every description ;.and
a great variety of Black anti Coloured Silk Dominos for litre, .
from Five Shillings to One Gluon each.
Tickets to b,: !lariat Mr. Birclall's Music.shop,New Bond,-
street ; Riefunap'v. 1.4.-Aeorsatle Wareluause. NO: 36 OX-,
turd-street; .13ealby's Masquerade Warehouse, Coventry,
street ; Croft's Masquerade vVarehouse, f leet-strxt ; at Mr.
larrance's, Pastry-cook, Ludgate-hill, and Spring-gardens
Roach's, No. 7r, Haymarket; and at Ranelagh-house, where
Dresses may be had en the Evening.
Doors to be operiectat Ten o'Clock.
I.+W' Tickets for Private Coach Stands to be at Italic.
lagb.hougx.

"DROP°
ciple,
nig by Survi
by rinsed air

ISALS for a 'IONI
by the.Eetablishmtait
worship, and a Divisioi
rtong the LIitIITIALC Survi
SKETCH OF TH

SINE, on a new Prin.
of Life Annuities, ihereas.
a of the whole Sum there-
ivors.
E MAN,

06-
Price

An-
Dual
Pay-
ment
tbr
each
Share.

A n-
titi.tl
Pay-
ment
for
each
Class

Sums to
utti.
matt:ly
paid to,
the five
last Sur-
vivors
in each
Class.

C.
T 5,000

in,co
London, England, 1803-05-20

_T_

;FR. DA Y,

• - May. 17,. 18c3.
• , • •
'T a. MEETING of the BLOOMSBURY anti
INNS OF COURT -ASSOC! ATION.,. holden. at
the Crown and Anclior Tavern this Day,
• The Letter of the Lord Lieutenant of the County, signi-•
fying His Majesty's most gracious: Acceptance -of the
OtLr of this Association. to be -re-embodied, upon the-sarne
•
terms as heretofore,. having been, read; •
Resolved, (amongst other thing),
That this Association be forthwith Etnbodied as a Military
Corps.
That a Comtnittee be appointed to prepare such Recula--
tions as may be deemed necessary _for consideration of the
Association at large..
That such Committee do, for the present, meet very day
at TWO o'CIOCk- in • the Afternoon, at Serle's Coffee-house,
Lincoln's inn. . .
That such Conunittee have the power of admitting new
Members of the Association.
That every Member of the Association Who intends to con-
tinue his Services, and who has not already given-in his Name
and Place-of Abode,- is requested innuediately to do so to the
Cornmirtee. ' •
That every Gentleman wishing-to he inforined respeaing
the Terms ot Service, or of Admission, or any other ParticU-
LaN, is requested to apply .to ,the Committee tot that pur-
pose, b,!tweeii the Hours of Two :tic • Ft,nr, at Scrle's Cof-
ft,e-11,,e, until a piO;)e: Office be touiLl fot the Secretary
ot tile ~:t:•.suciation. ,
SAM. C. COX, Chairman. •
London, England, 1803-05-20

HARWICH, Y r 9.

TFrt Ki g Georg Packet, Captain NIL:::
DEANE, arrived from tielvoetsluys, with the Dutc:i
Mail and Passengers.
The Earl of Leictster Packet, Captain .I.llPmr:
SOIL, and the Diana, Captain OSRORN, With thrns
respe4ive .Mails, the former bound -to HelvNt•
'slugs, and the latter Packet for Cuxhaven, are.
avoidably detained by a strong contrary wind.
Remain the Ethalion Frigate, and Escort
vessel.

SAILED on a Cruize, His Majesty's Ship ay"
Nerve, to the 'Westward ; Charger Gun-brig, to
the Northward, and Sfliie ditto, to the Fasviard.
Remain in the Downs, His Majesty's Ship Gr?y4bti4
and Lynx and 4rcb`r Gun-vessels.

DEAL, MAY 19.

The Frosa,, C3pt. FIORDET, from CFUtI.
wine and brandy, for Anisterdam, is taken by the
Vixen Gun.vessel, and sent into Dover.

.
London, England, 1803-05-20

A CARD TO THE LADILS.

INSTALLATION BALLoftheKNIGHTSoftheILATIA.
TIIOMAST
late of Pall-Mall, Gold.and Silver Laceman to Their
Majesties and the Princesses, takes the liberty to inform the
Nobility, he is arrived from Bath, .and haS opNied a Suite
of APartments, on the same Plan which gained him universal
approbation Bath during the last Season— The Assortineut
will consist of every Article in the present Taste; .Gold and
Silver Ornaments, Steel and Pearl Bandeaus, Chackrassia,
Cedar, Steel, Gold and Silver-Fans, Silk Cords and Tassels,
andother Articles of uncommon richness and elegance.
N.B. The Rooms will be opened on Monday next.

BULC,OTL near NOrtiNCHAM,
TO 'I3E SOLD 111( AUCTION,

• By: Mt. GASKLLL, . • .
On Tuesday the :Bth tune next. in 7.6 Lots,
AL 'VALUABLE COM T PAC • FREEHOLD
ESTATE, Tr.ruiE I' R.F.Etland FREE front LAND
TAX, most delightfully situated at RUI.COTE, in the
COUNTY of N 0 T-r t NIG I-1 AM , on •tt pleasing ernineme,
bounded on the, North by Wood Land ; • has many charm-
ing situations ftir Unilding inirposesi- commanding interesting
and. extensive Prospects over the River Timt. and V.de ;
comprisirg the MAN-Oft of till LC 0I E, with Quit Rents
and about TWO PUNDR E ACKES ol sound tia;
MEADOW, PASTURE, and ARABLE LAND.
For further Particulars, enquire of Mr. Gaskell, Notting-
ham.