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London, England, 1804-08-27

THURSDAY, JULY 12, 1804, IN THE MORNING,

Sir Thomas Wallace; Bart. • Mr. Don, and Col. Whaley,
Stewards.
One o'Clock:—Mr. Bowles's ch.' g. Bobtail. .last: rode by
himself, pink jacket, black collar and. eap,.4gainst Mr.
'Cohen's b. tn. Lodorska, lost. 311). rode by Mr. Walpole,
White jacket and black cap ; twice round the course, >carting
it the Nvinaing post, for zo Louis each, h. ft. • '
Half past One—Earl of Yarntouth's b. g. Dupe, tut_
coqueiKeit body white Sleeves and cap, against Mr. Wilbra.
ham's eh, in. Verdun Lass,. I tat. 41b. blue body, black
sleeves and cup, once found the course, starting at the t e -
.arti's box, ,fur too louts each, h. ft. • •
• WhimPStakes, of 2a Louis each, h. ft. forhorses of all ages,
being weight for age atittinches, three times rout,,lthe course;
entrance for subscribers of three louis. to the cup. one louis
each ; the last horse to pay two lonia to the racing fund.
-Twu o'Ciock —Earl of Yarmouth's ch.. g. Endeavour,
14st. gilb. red jacket, rider unknown. Mi. Knox's Ch. g.
Tennis. Ball, t45t..31b.. white 'cambric body. coquelicot
sleeves and, cap ,• rode by Mr. Dodsvirorth, Mr. lentring"s
Mull in the Wad, 13st. }lb. pink and yellow jacket, and
black cap, rider unknown. Colonel Whaley's Miss An-
nette, last; Vb. rode by hiMself; ,red jacket, white sleeves
and cap.
Three quarters past Two—Earl of Yarmouth's b. g. Duep,
rode by himself, agaidst Mr. .Cohen's ch. m. Verthin La,s,
rude by the Hon. Col:. A nnesley, sblue bandy, white sleeves,
blue and white cap, Col. Annesley. tolb. less than the Earl
of Yarmouth, for 4o louis •eaclir h. ft.
Three quarters past three—Mr. Knox's ch. g. Tennis Ball;
list. 121 b. rode by Colonel Whaley, white Canibric body,
coquelitot sleeves and cap, against Mr. jenning's b,' in. Moll
in the Wad, 'lst. 51b. rode by himself, white jacket and cap,
once round the course, starting at, the distance post, for as
lotus each, h. ft. •
All carriages of•every description admitted 'upon the coin-
mon, the vergeof ditto, or any place adjoining, to-pay -three
'lyres, and every horse 24 cols. For the accommodation of
the Ladies there will be a stand. The Stewards, with the
permission of General Wirion, have directed the Gendarmes'
to take up all persons trespassing upon the corn fields or mea-
dows, which the English, are particularly requestial doeto
N. B. All dogs seen on the Course will, he destroyed.
WM. GREEN, Clerk of the Course.

On Monday. last, a man, for a wager Ortwo bun.
tired guineas, undertook to run five miles on the
Bristol and B idgewater.road, and the same distance
back again, within an hour ; which he performed in
three minutes and AJ alf lesi tium the vk,cified time.
London, England, 1804-08-27

NAVAL /1, EIVS.

HARWICH, AUG. 26.—Yesterday the Lark P,i;t.
Office Packet, Capt. DELL, arrived from Gotten_
burgh with a Mail. The Prince of Wales, A.
DEANP, and the Diana, Capt. STEWARD, also at.
rived from flusum, each with Hambro' and Bremen
Mails. By the former Packet' a Messenger came
passenger, only z 6 days from Constantinople : he
brings an account that the Rebels in Belgrade have
put all the Inhabitants to death.

The Baroness DE JACOBI no Est, the Lady .of
the Prussian Ambassador, came over rassenger in the
Diana.

The King Gtorgt Packet, Capt. SAUNDERS, and
the Earl of Lejeeiter,THomrsoti, sailed this day ;
the one for Gottenburgh, and the other for liusum,
with Mails and Passengers.
Mr. SCHAw, one or the King's Messengers, is
daily expefted from 'Vienna, with Dispatches of
importance.

PLYMOUTH' AUG. zs.—Arrived the Alert Lug.
ger, of 16 guns, and Viirr Cutter, with a Fleet of
Coasting Vessels under convoy, from the Downs.:
also the Magda Una, ANDE6OOI.I, from Norway ;
Recommencement, KINDER, and L?frietit, WoLLER,
from Dantzic, with timber, deals, &c. for the
Dock-yard at this Port. ^-
Arrived the Neptunus, MIN! BURGH, from,Tons.
berg; Ellthal BOVIM4II, D/117 Ltut, from Memel ;
Hannah, LYNGAMs from Porsgrund; and the Ur.
tut Minor, STUBS, from Longsound.

PoRTSMoUTH, AVG. z6.--Sailed the Adamant
Man of War, with the Tellieherry Transport, and
several other Vessels under convoy, for the Downs.
Dropped down to' St,. Helen's, His Majesty's
Ship 'Ajax, of 74. guns.

DEAL, AUG. 25.—Arrived the Right Hem.
Lord Ke ITH in.the Monarch, with the Carror, Fri.
gate and Mariner Gun-brig, having taken a sur.
vey of the Enemy's Force off Bo.oiogne.
Arrived the Blazer •Gun.brig from the Nore,
and tailed on a Crnize off Ostemi.

Sailed the' Helena Sloop with Convoy, fur Ports:
mouth.

The Royal Escape Lighter came clown from
Deptfurd, with htdres for the Yard.

• &lied the Curlew, on a Cruize off Flushing, and
Railleur, on .a Ciuize off Boulogne.

Also sailed the Iris, SKtNNEIt, for New-Y,',4C
the Eugeils'e Sloop of War on aet uize Ostend;
and► Alert Sinop of War, for Dungeness.

In the Da%vhs—Monarch, -Utrecht, Inflexible, Castor,
Eugenie, Alert, Maincr, liruizt;r, Arrn,:ti Defence Ships
and as before ; and Royal !:,cape Lighter..

COWEe, Atfo. 25.-1 uestiay the Fox Luger,
belonging to rids rurt, sent to the Warehouse-68
cask,' of spirits, seized at Sheepv.l,,h, iu the Isle of.
Purbeck, the night before.
London, England, 1804-11-02

MEDICAL ASSISTANT,

AYOUNG MAN, who ki 's had. a liberal
Education,- is- furillsttqd:with -a Diploma from the
Edinburgh ColLg? or Surgeons, and during several years
ha's
.prittised occasionally in eftry Department of the Pro-
fession, oilers his,services in the above capacity. Satisfactory
reference, and information upon every requisite particular„
may be obtainecst' by addressing (post=paid), to V. V. 4t Mr.
Curtis% A Ntitte:lty, Edinburgh.
London, England, 1804-11-02

TO THE LADIES

BE4UTY, HEALTII, an 4 a good SET of TEETH, may
be uquired to Old Age, by the Use otBUTL It RE-
., sToitivt IVE TOOT!! POWDER, prepared film the
Origin.tl Recipe of the IVI Dr P. H. DISI)ALE.
Pairtirused and usedihy the Queen and Princesses, ' the Em-
._.

piss of Russia, the—Dutchesses of York, Bedford, Gordon,
Leeds, Rutland, Devonshire, St.• Albans,, and most of the

English and lrish.Nobility. •
• rrHIS POWDER is .the only POWDER pre_
..
pared from Vegetables,. and e4ti rely free from
Acid or any Mineral Substance. It destroys' the Seurvy, im-
parts a Firinness and beautiful Redness to the Gums ; to the
Breath the most deleetable Sweetness ;.and, if used constant-
ly, will render the'Teeth of . a pearly Whiteness, r and pre.
vent that dreadful Malady the Tooth-ache.---Mnly Medi-
cal Gentlemen, who use it, declare-it a fine Bracer, enudirat
ing the F.ouluess to which the Month is siabjeel front
Diet or disordered. Lungs.; and by its lit•tlitig, wit-trying,
I and balsamie clititlities,freds the Mouth from any unpleasant
Taste. •
prepared and solti'Wholeiale and retail- at Mr. Butler's,
No. 4, ellelpSide, in Boxes at as. 9d. each, with R. But-,
• ler, N0.:4. Cheapside, on the St4,.:ip. The above Tooth
Powder is lik.twise sold, .retail, by Harwood, Cheltenham
Silver, Margate Burgess, Ranisgite;:.Sliarpe, Deal ; Bris-
tow,Saftliey, and Simmotids, Canterbury ; Baker, 'Harvey,
and Sutton, .Southairiptria ; Belam and Gibi,s, Porrsititiuth -;
Buckland and Wesfon, Port,:ea ; Lee, 'Lewes ;
Gregory and Gilbert, Brighton ; Spooiwr, .Vorthine Haz-
zard, Marriot, Meyler, and Sims, Bath ; Bulger, Sheppard,.
and Brown, Ilthltol„—Goadby and Penny, Sherburne ; Wood,
Harvey, and Beall; Weymouth ; Cock WOrthy,.
Richards, Ana Wills, Plynninth Hoxland and Congdon,
Dock ; Knint.• ; Poole, Chester; .Reyiner„
Colchester ; Meggy and Stains; Chentisrord; Smith, Rea-
lutn, and Scott,• Edinburgh ;. MacDonald,. Glasgow ;. Wat-
kins, Hereon" ; Tait, Inverness ; Billings, Gregson, Gore,
and Sayer, Liverpool ; Burns, Wigiit, anrHOlthes,'Leeds ;
surbagc and Dunn, Nratilightm,;* Edge And. Marshall,
'Northampton ; Read. .Yarmouth Bade,' New-York ;
Gardner, Barbadoes ; Aken-
headt Walker, and Iltidgson, . Newcastle ; Ross,
Rodtord, and Mulcastur, 4. Wolstenholnie, and Van-
chard, York; Bacon and Stevenson, Norwich ; tones and
Slater, Oxford ;' Bray, Sunderland; Wood and 'EdflOWSi.
Shrewsbury ; Newcotithe, StaintUrd ; Thiawall and 'Pratt,
Scarborough ; Legge and Knight, Windsor ; Smart.and
Reading ; by. most Ilo!iksellers and rertunwrs in every
town in the United- Kingdom.
Also • may lie -had Butler's-improved Silyer:Wi red Tooth
Brushes ;it is. each ; observe IL Butler, Cheapside, LOndon,
is on the handle. •
London, England, 1804-11-02

NAV4L EWS.

PLYMOUTH; OCT. 3t.----Arrived the Trrra./e, of
74 guns, from the Channel Fleet ; and the Nefuiton,
of and from Dantzir, Capt. NAETZFL, with tim-
ber, &c.

Arrived the Venus, of and from Dantzic, Capt.
BIRCII, laden with timber for the Duck yard.

YARMOUTH, Nov. I.—Arrived this morning
the Pebace of Wales Packet, from Got tenburgh, hay.
ing on board His Royal Highness the Count D'AR.
TOSS, under the title of the Count DE PONTH 'YE,
With the Chevalier Ds PUYSEQU ER, and l'Abbfi DE
LA T 1 L, &C. &C.—Also Mr. SPENCER SMITH, His
Majesty's Envoy Extraordinary to the EleCtoral
Court of Wirternburgh, and Suite.
I have the pleasure to state, that the Master and
Crew of the Ceres, of Sunderland, which came on
shore on the 30th (without any one on board), were
taken rip in their, small boat by a Yarmouth fishing.
vessel, and landed here yesterday.

PORTSMOUTH, Nov. t. Yesterday afternoon
sailed His Majesty's Ship Slu;fiture, Admiral Sir
JOHN ()Rog, and the Lively Frigate, Captain HA.-
MOND, on a secret Cruize ; but meeting with a
heavy gale of wind last evening, they were both
forced back again : the Live?" with the loss of her
fore.yard and mizen top,tnast, and much greater
damage is apprehended.
Sailed last evening a Fleet of Coasters under
Convoy, for the Downs.

Sailed the Carolina Matilda, BURY, for Long.
sound ; liondmras, ANDERSON, and Mary, MAST-
GROVI, for Sunderland.

His Majesty's Ship Bellerophon went out of Har-
bour to Spithead, having undergone a thorough

repair.

SHIZ ERN ;SS, OCT. 31.—Came into Harbour the
3' emaita.

Passed by, on her way to the River, the Edgar,
under jury-masts, to be repaired.

&tiled the Magicienne fur Chatham, to be stripped
and paid off.

This day the Romney was paid six months wages:
she proceeds in a few days to sea.

The Kito Armed Ship has the Signal flying for
Convoy to, the Elbe.

Ships at this Port—Zealand, St. Albans, Itindostan, Rom-
ney, Latons, Unicorn, Thisbe, Ceres, Jamaica, Arab, Beaver,
Alonzo, Galgo, and Bonetta ; the Kitty Armed Ship, and
Junius Gun-brig.

DEAL, NOV. I.—Arrived the Beagle, Bold,
and Mallard Gun brigs, from the Nore ; Curlew
and Steady Sloops from Portsmouth ; Orestes and
Harpy Sloops, Jackal) and Starling Gun.brigs,
from a Cruize off Boulogne.

Sailed the Beagle for Portsmouth ; Ranger Armed
Defence Ship for Shields; and Lord Eldon Armed
Defence Ship for Falmouth,

Arrived the Duke of Kent, Capt. EGGLHSTONts
from New Brunswick, and rem.lins.
In the Downs—the Monarch, Utrecht, Ardent, Inflexible,
Antelope, Castor, Champion, Dart, Pluto' Cruizer, Alert,
Hennes, Curlew, Orestes, and Harpy, Sloops ; Sulphur,
Fury, Devastation, Luciter, Prospero, an E x plosion, Bombs;
1 brasher, Bold, Ititteman, Wrangler, Steady, Ti-
gress, and Starling, Cun•brigs ; and Armed Defence Ships
as betine.
London, England, 1804-02-16

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NAP4IL NEWS.

FALMOUTH, FEB. I3.—Sailed this day the
Ships Pelican, BROAD, Rover, DOYLE, Endea-
vour, KILPATRICK, Pomona, BI 6K NE LL, Mary
Ann, —, and Amazon, BRITTLE, for Malta and
Smyrna ; and Albion, WATSON, for Gibraltar ;
to join the out%4 ard-bound Mediterranean Fleet
now off this Port, under Convoy of His Majesty's
Ship Thisbe, last from Plymouth; the Lisbon and
Oporto Ships are detained till the 13th March.
' Also sailed, the Zealous,. BENSL EY, and Hope,
HUMPHREYS, for Liverpool ; Manchester, SKURRY,
for Dublin, and Pr;vidence, MEAL, for Cork.
The outward-bound West India Fleet still remain,
waiting the arrival of the remainder part of the
convoy from Portsmouth and Plymouth ; also remain
for orders, the Queen Charlotte Packet, MUDGE, for
Jamaica.

The Auckland Packet will take out the next Lis.

bon Mail.

PORTSMOUTH, FEB. 15.—Sailed the Brotheis
WHITE, for Sunderland; Abuna'ance Store-Ship, to
join the West India Convoy at Plymouth ; Ardent,
THOMPSON ; London, SC AR R ; and Indefatigable,
SMITH, Transports, for Cork, with Troops, under
ConVOy of His Majesty's Ship C:ycktt.
The Fame East Indiaman, reported to be lost,
is arrived off the Wight, and has a Cowes Pilot on
board.

HARWICH, FEB. rs.—Arrived the Swallow
Revenue Cutter, and the ltlarilier Gun-Brig, after
encountering heavy gales of wind, which pre-
vented their execution of removing the Light Ves-
sel which liea now upon the Galloper, to the part of
the sand as appointed.
The Beaver Sloop of War sailed at two I'. M. for
the Nore.

Remain the Repulse Revenue Cutter, Escort and
Hecate Gun.brigs.

Also arrived the Adventure, GEO. DEANE, from
Husum, with the Mails, and thirty-three. Recruits
for His Majesty's Service.

Packets here are, 'Prince of Wales, Capt.HEARN,
for Gottenburgh; the Diana, Capt. STEWART ; the
Dorset, Capt. HAYEKTQN, and the Adventure,
Capt. GEO. DEANE.

DEAL, FEB. /s.—His Majesty's Ships Chant.
pion, Vulture, Speedy, and Mil/brook Schooner,
sailed on a cruize off the Coast ❑f France; andjack-
all Gun-brig for the Nore.
In the Downs—the Monarch, Utrecht, Illuitrious, Rai-
sonable, Euryalus, Arab, Harpy, Dart, Lynx, Rattler, Vin-
cego, Fury, Perseus, Basilisk, Flirt Cutter, and Speculator
Lugger.
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SHIP NEWS.

CR Alf ES EN D, FEB. r 4.
Sailed—the Ceres, Warren, for Jamaica ; Cone, Wyatt,
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don, in 6 vols. i2mo., price 41. is. boards.
London, England, 1804-08-20

NEW INVENTED HATS,!..

TN consequcnce of the very great, qqmpiatitt o
late, of the had quality of Hats, it hasiinduced Mr.
HARE, of No.. 7s, Strand, who has. resided there these to
years, to try the experime'.t 'of mixing Moles' Fiirivtli Bea.
vcr, and which he has found to answer nissmoSt ardent expec-
tations, not only for their durability, which, on Mal, will be,
found to wear out near two such Hats as are made in the.
usual` way, the Mole Fur making them >u much rider, and of
a closer texture than the various coarse Furs that arc usually
made use of in the Manufaduring of Hats ; and, with other
good qualities, the Fur will not corneal, which has beeligia
touch conipla:ned of of late, as well as their taking a in -t
Black, which will retain •their colour: and being
the Manufacturer of .his mon Hats, he sclls them at the low
price of IL 3s. Stamps included.
Likewise a variety of Army and Navy Hats, Folding to,
Patent Silk liatse Livery Hats, and Ladies and .childrens'
flats••elegankly trimmed.
N. kVorthy the attention of Merchants for Exportation.
*** Mole- Skins-bought iii any quantity. •
0 Letter:: (post-paid), 'minding Mole Skins, only at.
tended to.
London, England, 1804-08-20

RANKRUP ICY ENLARGED.

Robert Marsh, of the Old Bailey, London, oilman, from
August ►B, to Sept. 8, at ten, at Guildhall. •

BANKRUPTS.

Thomas Te3sd.de, late col renrith, Cumberland, innkeeper;
to surrender August 28, at tour, Sept. 3, and 29, at eleven.,
at the George Inn, Penrith. Attornies, Messrs. Lowndes
and Lambert• Red Lion.square, London ; or .Mr.,Grave,
'Penrith.

James Oborne, ofo s ford, sinner, to surrender August 24,
and Sept. 2g, at eleven, at the Angel Inn, Oxford. A ttor-
nies, Mr. Percival Walsh, 'Oxford; or Mr. Townsend,
Staple-Inn, LondOn. •.
Thomas Leeson, of Pack wood, Warwickshire, mercer, to sur.
render Sept. 7,8, and ao, at eleven, at the Black. Swan;
Warwick. Attanites, Messrs. Smart and Thomas, Staple.-
Inn; London ; or Mr • John Tort;.s, Warwick.
John Tutting and Joseph Wariieg, now or late of Leeds,
Yorkshire, merchants, to surrender Sept. 8, it, and 29, at
• eleven, at the White- Swan I nn, Leeds. Attorney, Mr.
lames Lambert, Hatton-Carden, London or Messrs,
Nicholson and Upton, Leeds.
handto at ten, at Guild.
Mary Price, Spinoff, of Hereford, milliner and haberdasher,
u r rehAt r August 35,
Sept.
-hall, London. Attorney, M.athaniel Davies, Loth‘
bury, London. '
Thomas Haw, of Stockton, county of Durham, ship-builder,
to surrender Sept. 3, .4, and 2g, at twelve, at the Red
Lion, Stockton. Attorney, Mr, Raisbeck, Stockton.
Thomas Eddel ls, of A IdermanburY, LondonoVarehouseman,
to surrender August as, Sept. 4, at ten, and 29, at-twelve,
at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Swale, I3oswell-court,
Carey-street,
Thomas cote,' of Daggenhami Essex, baker.- to.surrender
August 25, Sept. 4, at ten, and 29, at twelve,. at Guild-
hall, Loudon. Attorney, Mr. Eaton, 13itchin-Lane.
London, England, 1804-08-20

DIY IDZIVDS.

Sept. 22.. Robert Brant, late ofilristol, jeweller, at eleven,
at the Rummer Tavern, AU Saints'-lane, Bristol.
Nov. 19. John Dutton, of Catherine-court, ToWer-hill,
:London, ship-broker, at twelve; at Guildhall.
Sept. tr. Beneriiii Paul Wagner, of Great Winchester*
street, London, merchant, at ten, at Guildhall.
Set. 8. John Lertton,' late of Limekiln-raw,- Greenwich,
Kent, potter, at eleven, at Guildhall, London.
Sept.. to. Rohdrt Meek, of Eccleshall, Staffordshire, grocer,
at twelve, at the Rea Lion Inn, No.wport, Salop.
Sept. lA. • Thomas Shipley, Tate of the parish of' Walcott
!Suniersetslii te, coach-maker, at riVe, at the Grey Hound
Bath. .
Sept. J 3. Thomas Abbott, of Needharn Market, Suffolk,
yarn.rnaker,- at twelve, at the 'Angel Inn, Bury Saint
Edmunds.
Sept. 17. Robert Deakin,
,of Witton emu Twambronkes,
county of Chester, Merchant, at eleven, at the Angel.ltin,
Notthwick, county of Chester.

CERTIFICATES.

Sept. S. ppm yincb, I.,ite,of the of Bathwick, So-

inersetshire, carpenter.
Hugh,Thurstun, now or late of Vinchcomb, Gloucestershire,

grocer, •
Wstrunn Sant!Well, Northwick, county of Chester, shop-
keeper.
Whittington, now or late of Bradford; Wiltshire,

clothier.
antes Weldon, of Laurenee-lano, London, Wafehousernan.
Clough Leese of Ltivarci's-coitrt, Ualdwin'a-Gardens, Lea-

. .
.. - .
;tier-lane, Michlleseit, chemist.
John Ranson,. of Plymouth-Dock, Devonshire, shopkeeper.
Thomas*Williantson, of Uolbeaoh, Lincolnshire., grocer-.
Robert Tredgold, of &Miami, near Winchester,.comlty of
Southampton, miller.

NATURALIIIST-0 RY.—The following article is
copied-from the.Nerw.York Daily Adevertiscr:
ron flumßoLoTovito has been five years travelling
through South America, says, that among other cu.
rious..animal ritmains, he has (and he is ,the first
that has) disc, vere&several specimens of the Main.
moth, peric."l:y 'distinguished by the great carni-
vorous teeth. .his found,them as far as lat. 33
S. but -always on the lug! tst mountains, which the
Baron takes to be a sacisfaaury ,proof that they
must ltve.been,,as has been generally 4UppOsed, the
inhabitant of a cold climate. Jn North America
nosl—..e of theC..bones ha.,e ever .been. found but in
comp,itatively,low
London, England, 1804-08-20

you pursue diOntcre,stt cf.yrw ternenThei-i
like him, the eternal.priticipres Of justice:
Fellow Cilizeits—zYint. hive long witnessed hit
professional. eunduat .and felt hit:lmrivalled
“quence. -You „know host well he performed-thy
duties of a .Citizen,--you
.know that lie never
'.courted your favour. by adulation or the.sact:fice,of
his,own judgment. Yc:u. have seen him rontemling
:agaipst you, and saving.your dearest interestsi.as it
were, in spite of yourselves. And,you now feetand-
AnjUy'iliz benefits resulting from the firav energy
of bissondull. Bear this stestimony to the memoit
of my departed friend. 1 charge you to prose& hfi
fame7—it is all he has left----,all that these poor orphirt
children will inherit from their father I But, my
Countrymen, that Fame may he a rich treasure•to
you also. Let it be the test by ,which.to examine
those who solicit your favour. Disregarding pro:
fessiOns, view their conduet, and on a doubtful
occasion ask, Would .Hamilion have done tbii

tabby' •
You all know how' he perished. On this lait
scene, I cannot, I must not dwell. It might excite
emotions too strong fdr your better judgment. 'SA.
fer not your indignation to, lead to any aet
which
might again vfFend the insulted Majesty of the
Laws. On his part, as from his lips, though with
my voice—for his voice you will hear no more--
ler me entreat you to respell yourselves..
And now ye Ministers of the everlasting Gov,
perform your holy off
ice, and commit these Ashes a*
our departed brother to the lmsom of the gravel

SHIP NEIPS.

GRAVEiZND, AUG. 17.

Passed by—the Association, Knight, from Wilmington
and Caroline, Geselman, from Bremen.
Sailed—the Norfolk, 'Parker, for Jamaica; Rialto, B
coo, for Cork; Brunswick, lohwn, fur juratou; and 1000
Florenz, —, for Embdon.,

• • E
On the rath instant, at Brighton, the Lady of Jan Omit
Parr, Esq..of Harpur-street, Queen-Square, Of a son.
Tuesday, at Little Holland House, Kensington, the ItiAlit
Hon: Lady Charlotte Wingfield, of a daughter
Friday .last, of a daughter, the Lady of Mr. Hobson, Sur"
genii, comes of Winipole.street, G teat 1414T:1e-bone• street-

•
• MARRIED.
On Saturday morning, at St. Martin's Church, '141;••
Weichsell, of the Opera House (brother to Mrs. BilliPgt°n)°
to Miss•Rui,edino, belonging to the same Theatre.,
At Edinburgh, Brigadier-General Graham, 170
killing) Regiment, to Miss Ferrier, eldest daughter of lame.
Ferrier, one of the Principal Clerks of Session. "
By special limner, Sir %%rafter Synnot,
of 13allfmoYer, '
Miss Anne Elizabeth. Martin, daughter of the late Mc°
Robert Martin, RMoe of Newtown ilmiliaton, in the Coutal
Of Armagh.

MED.
On the isth init..at Brighton, the infant son of the Rev*
B. Evans.
In April last;at 131112iC3, of the yellow fever, Mr. An.
thuny Fraud,. Surgeon in the Navy.'

? STOCKS, •
t.noor.
Bank L. Ann. t7l 516tils
Short ditto, 3 t-I6t11,;
Exchequer Bills,
Ompium. 6ii •
Imperial 3 per Cent.
Ditto. Ann.
Con: 'tor z 8
London, England, 1804-08-20

.7' BR Ars CL R-4L 414AW40,V.

Vie following FUNERAL ORATION was delivered by Mr.
is,, gcrvernor,pf, the ;State' of illew,-Yon., at the
Interment of thiahoveintich-iathenttid Offi64r:

TELLOW.CITIZPN9,
lion this sail, this solemoOccasion,,,l should an-
dea,vour to move pur,cpmmiseratiori, 4 would. be
doing injustice to, that sensibility ;which has beln
so: generally and so.justlyrmanifested.. Far from
attempting to excite ,your etlloollo, :must try to
repress my own; and .yet I fear that„inste'aAl of.the
languaeof a publicispeaker, you
_will 'hear only
the lamentations of a bewailing friend, But I will
struggle with my bursting heart, to ponriray that
heroic spirit, which has flown to the mansions of
bliss.

Students of Columbia—he was in the ardent par.
suit of knowledge in vont. academic shades, whin the
first sound of the American War called him to the
field.. A young
.and u+►proteded voltinteer, such was
his zeal, and so brilliant his s-ervice, that we heard
his name before we,lc.new his person. It seemed as if
God had called hitii suddenly into existence,' that he
might assist to save a world !
The penetrating eye of .Washington soon perceiv.
ed the manly spirit
,which animated his youthful
bosom. By that excellent judge of men, he.was se.
leeled as an aid,, and thus became early acquainted
with, and was a principal afar in the most impor.
tint scenes of our Revolution.

At the siege of York, be pertinaCintisly insisted,
and he obtained the command of a Forlorn HCpe.
He stormed the redoubt ; but let it be recorded,
that not one single man. of the enemy perished.
His gallant troops, emulating-the heroism of their
Chief, checked the uplifted arm, and spared a foe no
longer resisting. Here closed. his milktary career.
Shortly after the War, your favour—no, your
discernment—called him to public office. You sent
him to the Convention at Philadelphia : he there as.
sisted in forming that Constitution which is now the
bond-of our union, the shield of our defence, and the
'source of our prosperity. In signing that compati,
he expressed his apprehension that it did not contain
Sufficient means of iirength for its 'own Preservation
and,that in COnsequence we should share the fate of
many oilier Republics,' and pass through Anarchy to
Despotism.' We hOped better things: we confided
in the good sense of the Auierican People ; and above'
all, we trusted in the proteaing providence of the
Almighty. On this important subjea he never Con,
cealeti his opinion. He disdained concealment.
Knowing the purity of hii heart, he bore 'it as it
were in his hand, exposing tb every paisenger its
inmost recesseq. This generous indiscretion subjea.
ed him to censure from misrepresentation. His spe.
culative opinions were treated as deliberate designs;
and yet you all know how strenuous, how untenlit.
tins v‘ erel)is efforts to 'establish and' to preserve
the Constitution. If, then, his opinion was wrong,
pardoo, Oh pardon 1 that single error, in a life de.
voted tO:youriervice.‘
London, England, 1804-02-11

Prisoner the enormity of his offence, and hoped that
he, and all those who heard h in, would take warn- -4
ing.by his punishment. He then sentenced him to
he kept in solitary confinement to hard labour in the
New Bayley Prison for two years ; that he should
he taken down.there and instantly whipped, and that
he should be again whipped the day before his im-
prisonment expired.

SHIP NEWS.

GRAVESEND, FEB. S.

Passed by—the Kingston, Steveri. from ; Lubec
Packet, Wickman, from Seville; Nero, Smith, and Lan-
dorman, Peters, from Embden.
Sailed—the KingstOn, Lead, for : Anna, Paynter,
for Waterford; and jonge.Feyke, Hendricks, for Embden.

FEB.- 9. Passed by—the Almeria, Stover, from Virginia ;
Esk, Inglish, and Lasniett, —, from Dantzic.
Sailed—the Hoope, Buyer, Twe Gebroders, Kernpfer, and
Twe Gesusters, Truck, for Tonnirgen..

MARRIED.
On Wednesday, at St. Nicholas's Church, Bristol, Mr.
T. Hellicar, to Miss C. Gresley, both of Queen-square.
At St. George's, Hanover-square, Mr. Finch, of DoCtors'
Commons, to Miss Ricketts, daughter •of joint Ricketts,
Esq. of Wal worth.
On the 3 rst ult. at Hampton Church, the Rev. Dr. Birch,
Dean of Battle, -and Fellow of St. John's College, Oxford,
to Miss M. R. Gordon, third daughter of Charles Gordon,
Esq. of Woodhouse, Aberdeenshire.
On Tuesd.iy last, the Rev. Edward Bourehier, Rector of
BrarnfiAd, Hefts, to Miss Harlot (caner, youngest daugh-
ter of Robert termer, Esq.
London, England, 1804-02-11

NEW INVENTED WATER-PROOF Boors and

SHOES.

r 7 DWARD MOGGIUDGE, No. 44., Lndgate-
v4 hill, London, begs leave to inform his Friends and the
Public in general, t,„-at after many Years attention and expe-
..srience, helms to ,oile7 than 1300 T and Si-It) ES, WATE R- '
PROOF, with perfect confidence of their being far superior
to any ever made. He makes the lightest dress Snos and Boots
Water-proof, prierving the Leather soft and pliable. lie re- -
commends them on shooting excursions, as no water can pe-
netrate. Likewise his New-invented S Hool'l N G BOOTS.
Leather prepared in this way, has the advantage ollasting.
twice as long as Leather dressed in the' common way. An
article of such general utility will no doubt await, the
attention of the Public, and induce those who have a real
,value fur their health to apply at his Manufactory, as above.
fie has no connexion with any other House in London.
E. M: will thank those of his Friends, and the Public,
who may favour him with their orders,. to apprize him as
earl} .as possible, as it will enable him to execute their Com,
mands without disappontinent. •
N. B. A large assortment of Boots and Shoes, WaterprOid
and otherwise, constantly kept fur the East and West India.
Trade Mereha:lts and Captains liberally treated with.
London, England, 1804-11-05

firjr.I.I.RICANE AT S A VANNAII, GEORGE TOWN, Ear.

A Letter from Savannah, dated roth September,
says, " it is impossible to describe to you tie.
losses and appearance uf things here ; goods, build:
ings, dead bodlei, animals, among the ruins„,
shock the eye, and the distresses of the merchants,:
&c. are indescribthle ; several have not. saved a
book or a paper of value; • The loss in the city
has not been so great, although truly calantirou.,
A number of lives were lost ; houses., chimuiri,
trees, &c. have fallen,. and covered. the city with
rubbish, The islands around us, and river, rice,
and swamps, have been totally inundated, and thou.
sands
.of the inhabitants drowasd, principally ,nc-
groes, but several respectable families are amongst
the suffereri!" •

, The storm commenced at Savannah on Friday
night ; on. Siturday morning it abated, but in.
creased at nine, and continued with destruelive
violence until ten at night,.the wind generally from
the north, but latterly lihifting from N. to N. E.
All the wharfs have been destroyed; and many of
the warehouses on them have shared the same fate.
Every Vessel in the harbour was, either sunk or
thrown upon the wharfs.. Parts of the Episcopal
Church, of the Presbyterian Meeting ,House, 41
the Exchange, of the Bank, Court House, Gael,
&c. have been blown down, with numerous private
houses. Captain WEllit and. two children were
killed by the falling of houses.
On Hutchinson's Island, and the other rice plan.
tations in the vicinity ot. Savannah, the suffcringi
of the people were peculiarly great. All the build.
ings on these places, almost without an exception,
were swept away, together with, in many instances,
their inhabitants. About one hundred negroes pe.
rished here. • •

Fott Green, tin Cockspur Island, is entirely de-
stroyed, and m9st of the men drowned. On Skid.
way and Wilmington. Islands the damage has been
extensive.
The loss in the warehouses and on the wharfs is
estimated at one hundred thousand dollars.

In the neighbourhood of George Town to,occi
barrels of rice were destr,oyed.
At Chtistchutiih, South Carolina, al.! the'crois
of Cotton; potatoes, and cot n, were destroyed.
London, England, 1804-11-05

STAFF.

Major Robert Sewell. of the 4th Foot, to be Deputy-Ail-
jutant-General to the Forces serviinein the Island of Malta,
with the Rank of Lieutenant-Colonel in the Army, vice
(.; MOM, appointed to the 43d Foot.
Charles Rawilon, Esq. late Major of the tzzd Foot, to be an
I nsnceling Field 0 iticer of Yeomanry and Yolunteer. Corps,
with the temporary 'tank of Lieutenant-Colonel in the
Army.
To he Paymasters of Recruiting Distrias—William Vachell,
Esq. Francis Robert Smyth, Esq.
London, England, 1804-08-16

'ersons w

THE HAMBURG!! MAIL

Tile free Navigation for small ctlft between
Hamburgh and Tonningen has 1)!:e0 to
'the great satisladion of the mercantile interests in
those Ports. The following Lltter, contirtn.t.
lion of that important intelligence, was universally
citctilated at Hamhnrgh
COPY OF A LETTRR PROM LORD HARROWDT, HIS RAITAN.
NrC MAJESTY' SECRZTARY OF STAiL fOR Tilt PO.
REIGN DiPARTNI4NT, TO P. COLQUHOVX GRAY', ESQ.
" SIR, Downing. street, tB, 1804
" I have the honour to inform xod. that 1 have pct.* due
attention to the request ColltalllClt in ditnrent Letters of Mr.
MATTIIIRSIN, On tile part 'Ot. the City of Haniburgh.••
That tile Lighters. be permitted to riavtpte between the
Rivers Weser and Elbe.'

" Orders have accordingly been sent to His Majesty's Ships
of the Blockade, to permit the passage of lighters, barges:,
and other small craft, answering the above description, and
carrying unexceptionable goods tin neutral account, and to
sutler the same to pass, without molestation, to and fro,
along the Danish side of the Elbe, through the Waiter), be-
tween Tonningen and Hamburgh.
Flts illnjssrY holies, that this permission will be pro-
perly attended to, and not abused, and that no unfair advan-
taps shall be taken of it, by which His MA.; ES TY should
see himsel f forced to order the Blockade to be resumed with
grettter strictness.

" I have the Ilonourfro be, &c.
(Signed) " lIARKOWDY."
" To
,1). COMIUUOUN GRAVY, Esq."

CONSTANTINOPLS, JUNE 27.—The following is
a Copy of the Circular Kite of the French Arabia,.
sailor here, General BRUNE, addressed to the Prus-
sian Envoy, Baron BIELPIELD, on nth Prairial
(June 18)

" The Undersigned, Ambassador from His Majesty NA ro.
t. to N, Emperor of to French, does himself the honour to no-
tit.), hereby to Baron lltitirtzt.u; that a Senatus Consultuin
has definitively settled t lie,organizat ion of France, and firmly
established, far the future, the denomination, forms, and cwt.
cipes of the Sovereign Power in France. These objects were
hitherto the only ones in the organisation of France, which
were found not fully commensurate with the greatness and
necessities of the State. His Majesty NAroLsopi, the Em-
peror of the French, is therefore, by the laws of the State, in-
vested with the Imperial Dignity in such a manlier, that this
Title and Dignity shall descend to his Posterity in the (Brea
male line, or tailing that, in, the direct male line uf their Im-
perial Highnesses the .• Princes jossr it and Lou is, the
brothers of the Etnperoi.
•
" rota the well-known sentiments of the Prussian Court,
the Undersigned cannot doubt of the sincere and eittisfaaory
participatjon of the Baron 8tE11,111.1-0, in this important
and happy event a and therefore only avails biniselt of the
present opportunity again to assure lulu of his high esteem.
(Signed) " BRUNE."
London, England, 1804-08-16

QUEEN'S COUNTY Assizra.

.7 °ha Rigiq.vood iValsb, a Lieutenant in 'the Rath.
d3wn,ey Ye _tnanry, stood indifted for the feioiiious
and wilful nwider of Wm. Muore, by disch,irging
against him a certaio pistol loadLti with a leati.tti

&jean MOORE, for the Crown, stilted the ciise:
veryhying down the lacy re,pettink hu.
cnicide.

Dr. jack.b.proved, that the deceaied came by his
dissolution in consequence of a .shot Which shatter.
_ea his knee and thigh ; that he languished from the
7ttt May until the 6th June; wh n it became neces.
sary to perform amputation, during which opera.
tiun the deceased had instantly expired,
Fl:ur Witnesses were exaniined on the part of the
Crown, and thri;e• for Ow Prisoner, frirat all ;Oda it
apinared that a dispute had occurred between the
Prisoner and the deceased about sa tent erected at the
fair of Rathdowney, in Consequ,..mce of which the.
Prisoner went to a Mr. Vicka(s, Magistrate, to
have the deceased bound over to the peaCe t this
the Magistrate declined, and the Prisoner, being
apptthellSille of danger,'loaded a brace of pistols.-r---
°tut he evening of the 7th of May, being•the fair.
day, some partizans of Hoare attacked `Vii h'x.gate
With stones, when, contrary to the entreaties. nihis
wife and other friends, lie went out for the purpose
of complaining toMoure's father, and having, the
dispute amicably settled. Moore followed him from
the opposite houie, Saying, What are you going to
do? Do you want me, you rascal ?" To which the
Prisoner replied,. " Ida not want to have any thing
to say to }roil." 9n, which Moore rejoined, with
an oath, " You dare not have any thing to say to
tne."—immediately seizing him by the breast.; and
with a short stick which he held in his hand, Struck
him across the face, and Was preparing to repeat the
blow, when the Prisoner fired one of his pistols, ano
the decCased fell. The deceased's confession in ex.
tremes were read, in which he admitted the words
in pare, and that he seized the Prisoner by the
shouldcr. •
London, England, 1804-08-16

e 1 tr, that in point
,-of tlie Prisoner was not
guilty of that species of homicide., which amounts. to
murder, from the rancorous malice Which constitutes
that hot rible crime; but thought there could be no
doubt -hut that 'the Prisoner's amounted to
manslaughter. The Jury found accordingly, and
on the next day the Prisoner was sentenced to be"
burned in the hand, .and discharged, : -
This was a case of considerable expeaation, the
Prisoner and the deceased being both of resinet.
able families, and until this event, having for many
years lived on terms of the striftcst•friendship and
intimacy.

Extrad of a Letter from Ilasthigs.

" On Sunday morning, as a party of the t Ith
Regiment of Draglions' was bathintit:Hastingi,
near the rocks, .the sea being e2nsidsrably agitated,
three of the men got beyond their depth, and were
not perceived for some time. A boat was.tien front
-the shore, but before its arrival one of the men tunh;
another, by assistance, was brought out of, the.ocean
In an alArmint state, insensible, &c..; the 'third was
'brought on shore with animation sUspended.L-;-For.
tunately Mr, Dorms', Surgeon, one of the Medical
AsSistants of the London Humane SoCietY, was .on
the beach; and ran down to the boats. The two
,men were imtnediately conveyed to a Receiving.
house near the. place, ,add by .Mr. Durrort's per_
severance in' the method recommended, they were
BOTH tt:stoTed Gentleman received
an Honorary Med.dlion last year, fur the 'restoration
of a boy-in a similJr state, -and the Managers. pre.
senteit the apparatus to Mr. DUTTON, which prove 4,
to be of essential benefit in the .restoration of the
lives on-the present occasion." ,
London, England, 1804-02-18

IMPERML PARLIAMENT.

HOUSE OF PEERS.

FRIDAY, FEB. 17.

THE LORD CHANCELLOR took his seat on the
Woolsack at a quarter before 4 o'clnk.
Some_ioutine and private business was disposed
of, and the Bills before the House, all of a private
nature, were forwarded in their several stages.
The House then adjourned until three o'clock on
MUnday, on which day their Lordships stand sum-
moned relative to a private Bilk!

HOUSE OF COMMONS.

FRIDAY, FEB. 17.

E House proceeded to ballot for a Committee
to try the merits of a Petition complaining of an
undue elelion for the Borough of Honiton. The
following Members were chosen :
The Hon. Wm. Broderick Wm. Stevens l'oyntz,
R. Dallas, Esq.- Lord Viscount Ilinchinbrooke
Sir W. M. Milner, Bart. The Hon. I. W. Ward
Sir R. Lawley, Bart. The Hon. Andfs,:w Foley
Geo. Hood, Esq. jas. Brogden, Esq.
The Hon. S. A. St. John jas. Lowther, Esq.
Fonblanque, Esq.

NOMINEES.
Sir 101 IN NEWPORT, Bart.—WILLIAM BEST, Esq.

IRELAND.

Sr; JOHN WROTTESLEY said, that however
important the subjea was, relative to which-he had
given notice of a motion for Monday, he did not
think it of sufficient urgency to press it under the
present circumstances. He should not therefore bring
forward his intended motion on Monday, but as he
still considered the stibjea of great importance, he
should take the earliest opportunity of making that
motion.

Mr. \TANSITTART brought up the Greenland
Wlrale+ishery Bill, -Which was read a fist time, and
ordered to be read a second time on Monday.
Dr. DUIGENPT moved' for leave to bring in a
Bill for the regulation of Public Notaries in Ireland,
the °Ned- of which he stated to 'be, to place them
on the, same, ,footing as in this country.—Leave.
given. - •
_ _ .

The CHANCELLOR. Of the ECHEQUER moved
the Order of the Day.
The Ari4i Bark RiStriaion Bill was ordered to
be read a third time on Monday next.
The Committers of Supply and Ways and Means
were postponed till Monday.
The.Corrilittee on the Mutiny Bill was deferred
till Thutsclaf.,
The- CEIANCELLOIt of the EXCHEQUER then
moved an.•:adjournment till Monday, which was
agreed_act,and the House adjourned at a quarter
past five till Monday.

MAILS.

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