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London, England, 1803-02-16

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PLYMOUTH, FEB. 4.

ARRIVED the Lady Hobart Packet, Capt: FEL..
/owes, with a Mail from Jamaica, in 42 days : left
lying at Port Royal, His Majesty's Ship Leviathan,
of 74 guns, Trent, of 38 guns, and Zobes, of 32 guns ;
ithd the French Ships of War, La Guerrier, of 4.8
kohl, La Ponfone, of 22 guns, and La Louis Bona-.
tole Brig, of i. 6 guns, which had arrived from
Cape Francois on the Ist inst. In lat. 47. to. long.
),- 18, . spoke the American ship, industry, from
11 Norfolk in Virginia; bound to Cork, out zo days,
ail Well.
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The. irakinghatn packet, Capt. ROBERTS, at.
1 8. yed Yesterday with a Mail from Lisbon, in z 6
days:, by her we learn, that the Brig Pew/F./se,
CaptAttlitONDlls• was lost on the loth ult. about
120 miles so'adt of Lisbon ; Crew and Passengers
saved, but cargo (consisting of bale goods and rum,
from Bristol for Leghorn) totally lost.
Sailed the, Prince. Addihut Packet, Capt. Jones,
With Mails of isth ult. and Ist inst. for Lisbon ;
and kailand Packet, Captain ScHuyLaa, with
IVLIIIs of 2d inn, for New-York and Halifax.
Passengers perPrinte AdO4htit, are Mr. Ho aTO N,
Mr. BA4TARAI Mr.,MAHci xi; and Mr. INK ERFY,
Passengers per Audhina',' are Mr. BaANDoN and
his Clerk.
Arrived the American Ship Prerident, Capt'
WP.STCOTT, in 42 days from Baltimore, /,rtes: with
flour and wheat : in o.wequence of damage she re...,
ceived in a gale of wind, they were obliged ts.
throw overboard about zoo barrels of. flour.

Also arrived the French brig La LaLouterilt,
Car. y. M. CUIARPENTAIiti, from Havre bound
to Rochelle, in ballast.

&LIVED the Heroine, Capt. Coott, from Lon.
don) bound to Antigua ; and the Firm, Capt. MASON,
from London, bound to Lisbon ; also the Minerva,
Capt. BALL, from Lisbon, with fruit for this Port.
London, England, 1803-02-16

ti The question was, " whether the two sets of Wit.
nes4es measured the same thing ?" ,
If the Jury thought that the Purchaser had: all the
coals he bought, There would be no further question
for their consideration. But if the Jury should
think there was a deficiency in the delivery, then
the Jury Would have to say whether that deficiency
was occasioned by-fraud. 13nr it was said, thatif
there was any fraud, it was the fraud of somebody
elSe than ,the Defendants, and ftir which the De-
fendants were not answerable. Good God !,was it
necessary to bring home fraud to the. Defendants
personalty, in, 'order to support :an anion for a pe-
nalty ? " said his Lordship, " a man under,
lakes to. deliver a certain quantity of any ccmmo.
dity to me,,,,aod he employs agents to do so, and
in the progress of the business he abates of that
Vigilance which he ought to carry about him,
and .suffers another .man whom he employs to
cheat tlie, he wholly by hiS negligence suffers me
tope cheated, and is, pal,/ me, a cheat himself. If for
want of the diligence he ought to bestow upon Ms
business, he suffers another to cheat me, he wbO
suffers it to be, 606. clieSts I have nothing tot
do tvith others, I look to him. If therefore yriir
think that part of these Coai3. were with.heldfrom
the buyer, you will say so ; awl in that case, I ant of
opinion, 'that the Plaintiff will lie entitled to. re.
cover. If you think the full measti,e was deliver*
the Defendants will be entitled to your verdia. The
whole case is for your consideration."
The jury found verdia for the Plaintiff upon
the first count, which subjeas the Defendants to
root. penalty; and they found also that the Coals
were delivered fraudulently. . „
London, England, 1803-08-20

DUBLIN, Auc; i 5.

.1

TH E appearance of the difFereritYeomanry CorPit'
on the inspetlion which took place yesterday in S
Stephen's Green was, we under,tantl, highly grati.
lying to the Commander in aief,•and a number of
General Officers who attended in his suite., their
numbers•agd military appeararcc, in so short a p^ rind
since the Insurreftion of the Rebel i in this city took
place, caused an evident sensation of admiration in
ae veteran General.

It isdue to some of the Corps, to !mkt. pat ticuLtr
remark of the regularity of th,.ir ajTe:ulccc
appointments among those who held the first rank
in this respell, were the Stephen's-green DiVikiOrl
Infantry and Cavalry, consisting, of one thousand
men ; the Infantry commanded by Capt. Exsumv,.
the Cavalry by Capt. CARLETON, the Attorniest
Corps, commanded by Sir JOUN MAcAnTriFy,
the Merchants, the Linen.htrll, the Lawyers, the
Liberty Rangers, the College, Rotunda and Bar.
rack Divisions, Grand Canal, cormnanded by Capt.
GRBENE, Loyal Dublin Infantip, Upper-Cross
Fuzilicrs, tic. &c.
We noticed several new Corps, amongst whorl,
the Marine Corps, commanded by Capt. Ati. A u.Azptio
(Regulating Captain of llublin Harbour), and the
Mccrion.square Association, deserve particular men.
tion for their correaness.

In the area of St. Stephen's-green the Cavalry at,
sem)led, consisting of the Lawyers, Attornies,
Loyal Dublin, Stephen's-green, Rotunda, Mer-
.e:ronts,. South Coolock, &c. &c,
. Their nutubm in the gross, returned to the Cotn:.
mander in Chief, was upwards of 9000 men, and
would have amounted to to,ooo, it supernumerary
members had been allowed to be returned.

Since the sera of the original Volunteers in the
year 1779, embodied at that time, as at present,
against a Foreign Enemy, anti when Irishmen, fur.
getting all parry or religious distintlions, were
unanimous, in their determination to exterminate
any-French or other Foe that should attempt to
land in this happy Island, we have not witnessed
such an appearance as yesterday exhibited of loyal
Citi2ens in arms ; • men wlui !ive come forward with
hut one resolution—that of conquering, or glori.'
ously falling in the deicnce of all that man can halt(
dear, wives, childien, sisters, and all the relations
that make life desirable. All these are now at siake,
and we trust that in the hour of coviNt the ;Irish
Yeoman will be found at his post.
London, England, 1803-02-11

Li 7
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TO THE PROPRIETORS, OF EAST.INDIA STOCK•

• LADIES AND GENTLEMtN,
I
BEG leave respeafully to make known to you
my intention of oilering myself as a Candidate to suc-
ceed to the first vacancy ua your Court of Direaurs, after
the Annual Eleaion in April • next, and
.shall 'embrace an
early opportunity of personally soliciting your Suffrages.
•Censtant. habits of business, an extensive knowledge of
your -Settlements in India, and leisure to devote my atten-
tion to your' Affairs m►d Interests, will, I. trust, sufficiently
justify my pretensions to. your Confidence.
Should your good opinion place ►nu in that honorable si-
tuation,l the Company's welfare and prosperity shall form
the constant object of my zeal and solicitude, which wilt
best evince my gratitude tor your support.
I have the Honor to be, with the greatest respea,
Ladies and Cent lenient • ,
Your most obedient and devoted bumble Servant,
B road -st reet Buildings, JOHN JACKSON.
gth February, alai.

ENGLISH STATE LOTTERY,
Begins Drawing 4th April, 1803.
Note.—The Capir,il Prizes in tins Lottery . are not fixed to
be drawn upon any particular Day, and the lowest Prizes
are zol. each.
London, England, 1803-02-11

.pOUSIE OF COItIMONS.T

TIME.APAY) FEB. 10.
nit! lions! proceeded at the appointed hour to
ballot for a Committee tolry the merits of Pe-
tition against the Eleftion for. Dublin College.—
The following Members were Oldflell as tilt Com-
mittee.

P. Langmead, Esq. Sit Eyre Coote,
J. jeffery, of Poole, Esq, P. Harvey, Esq.
,Skr 1, T. Metcalf, lart. W. M. Pitt, Esq.
Waite, Esq. Lord G..Th)nne.,,
C. Lennox, Esq. Lord E. G. Osborne,
W. G. I...lmbton, Esq. Will. Smith, Esq. of Vrest.
T. D. Lambe, Esq. meath, and
Lord Humingtield, T. 'Trail, -Esq.
There were not Members enough to form the
other which'stands for this day. •
Mr. Rose moved for leave to bring iii a Bill for
the Improvement of the Port of Southampton, and
for other purpo6es.—Leave was given to bring in a
13111,

l'he CH ANC V LLCM Of the ExcHEQUER moved the
second teadin of the Bank Restrietion Bill. The
Bill was read a seco►ud time, and was ordered to be
committed to-morrow. . ' ,

The usual Lists,..in pursuance of the East Tuttia
Judicature Bill, were ordered to bt prepared, and a
Committee was ,appointed to examine the 'Returns,
gind to report the 4arne. to the klouse
Adjourned tilt to.inorrow, •
•
London, England, 1803-02-11

DEAL, FEB. 10.

Tit E Hon. Eait India Company's ship Experi.
went, for Indiu,
.Came down last night, and the
Windham this morning; the former has just got
under spil, to proceed' n her voyage, and the latter
remains.

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London, England, 1803-02-11

GREENOCK, FEB,

•C4FTAIN Ro B ERTS, of the Elira, arrived here
on Saturday last from Halifax ; spoke on. the Mon-
day.-preceding, in lat. SS. S. long. to. the Brig
Peggy, from Sligo, was steering to the westward,
but it blowiug very hard at the tin*, could. not hear
whither hound.

The Grow Isle, CAMP S ELL, from Charlestown,
put into Lochmaddy, in Long Island, about the
25th ult. having sprung a leak, ima was making a
great deal of water. Capt. CAMPBELL had the
Ship on the ground, searching for tke leak, but had
not found it our the Both ult.,

Yesterday se'nnight the Savage Sloop was paid
oft' at Woolwich, and Capt. Tow ER, her Cwn-
mander, immediately commissioned the Lark, of
18 guns, which is fittingfoi service.
The. Tiripboae Sloop is ordered to be sold at
Sheerness, and the Favorite to be taken into Duck
at that plaCe to be repaired.
The William Store.ship,is to sail shortly fig the
;Mediterranean. ,

Tuesday a Court of Directors was held at the
East India House, when the following Officers were
sworn 'into the Command of their respeCtive Ships,
viz. Capt. GEORGE BENHAM, of the Essex, for
Bombay ; Capt. HENRY WILSON, of the Worley)
Capt.JOHN WARD 4 W ()RIK, jun. Of the Aber:ri-
ver's:3Y, Capt. JAs. MARTIN, Of the Woodford, and
Capt. H. STURItOCK, of the Preston, for-China ; and
Capt. JAS. PENDERGAST, of the Hope, for Bengal.
Yesterday the dispatchei for Bombay by the
E/phinstore, were finally closed at the East India
House, and &livered to the Purser.
London, England, 1803-02-11

MONEY READY TO ADVANCE.

ALL ERSO NS 'in possesiion of Inept-de:6,
,
• arishig from. Freehold, • Copyhold, of Leasehold
Estates, its Land or /louses, Money in the Funds, Rent
Charges 'Marriage' Settlpments, Widows' jointuki.;, Ana
unifies, Patent .Places, Church Livings, or any' other cer-.
taint Income for Life, may he. Aupplieil with tempoiarY or
permanent Sums of Money to any Amount, by pay.ng An-
nuity [not est for the same.
• Tne "Ntibility. and Gentry oeknown 'Property, or their
Heirs, may: be accommodated On their personal seenrity ;
onlin any instance whim: the single security of an ie, live.
dual May deemed the addition' f another
percott to guarantee the paytiwnt of the Interest ‘Ali r.
move the objedion ; and, in Ml cases, privileo will be
given to the PUblic to return the Principal at their own
optign •
Personal applications will be received every day till. Four
o'Cloet. ; and • Letters front Correspondents in Town or
Country ;pbst' paid) will be Immediately answered, by ad.
dressing ti the Dirottor of the Knightsbridge Psink, at his
Town .House, No. P Lower John-street, Golden-square.
.• .
London, England, 1803-02-11

PA.SSENGIMS,

Messrs. H. nom. W. Shaw, G. C. Page, T. 13yerley, C
Davia,• A. P. Knight, j.• W. U,siginton, and A. l'. 0
Browne, Cadets j Mr. John Peditr, tree Mariner.

TO C ItYLON.

Mr. f ulins St, Leger, Writer in the. Service of ,Government.
His Royal, Highness. the Duke of CumaeßLArin
has been . pleased to appoint the Rev. Tf!())44li
LIMY D, of Hertford, to be one of his Chaplains,

The Elbe was entirely frozen on the zoth
when carriages passed over it.
CLAUDC.MATIIIAS.JOUPH DI BARRAL, C.
devant Bishop of Troyes, died lately at Meaux,
aged 88. He held the See of Troyes for thirty
years.

Amnngst the 'archives of the ci•devant Govern.
ment General of the Puys.Bas, which are on the
point of being brought back to firnsirels, hai been
found the Plan of the Canal' of Charleroi, fir the
union 'of the 'Sambre and the Scheldt, which was
formed in 1589, resumed in. 1753, and 'again in
1785, When it was, to have been carried into exe.,
cution, but several circumstances prevented it.
The State Prisoners have, since their condemna.
tion, concluded themselves with,becoming propriety
and decchum. They were yesterdaY attetided. by
the Clergy Man belonging to the Prison. They are
suffered to remaiiiiri the same part of the Prison
which they occupied previous to their trial.

On Saturday last, a Gentleman of very respeelable,
connexions, in the neighbourhood oil-lull, was corn.,
mined to York Castle, for having, with a lune of
pistols, on the preceding day, in a fit of insanity,
killed his only two atildren, one of whom died im:
mediately ; the other only survived the, melon..
choly event a few hours.

Urgtorr-1-1A1.4.:—1n consequence, of an informa-
tion,being given to the Magistrates, that divers poor
people were assembled at a house in St. Saviour's_
Parish, to play at a game called Lite/e-a; or pri
vate L Awry, the Officers were dispatched with a
warrant 'to the place, and there apprehended twenty-
one men, women, and children, that were . laying
out their sixpences and ninerriceS, to receive half
a guinea each, in case a gi.yen, number Should be
drawn out of a bag at a giyen rime. After the
evidence was gone through, Ann Perry, the woman
:who kept the place, was sent to Bridewell for six
calendar month, as the AO direcls•; the other
prisoners were discharged, after. a suitable admoni.
tion from the „Magistrate.. One man, who ob.
strutted the Officers, was committed to answer the
complaint atthe SeSsions.

At a late hour on Wednesday night, some fel.
lows of a very suspicious appearance were observed
carrying a very unwieldy load in Tooley.street,
Borough, which, on being stopped and questioned
by the watchman, they threw down and ran off,
do exarnination, it proved to be two human bor
dies contained in a large sack, which was accord.
ingly deposited in Si. PlavO w4cooloW.for fg-
thcF imorrt
London, England, 1803-02-11

DIR 1).

On Saturday last, Lieutenant-Colonel Frederick Manners,
of the 96th Regiment. . • • •
Oh Sunday last, the,Hon. Mrs. Henniker, widow of the
late Nlajorfienniker, Esq. •
On Monday List, in the astlfyear of herage;-/Mrs. William
Eade, wit& of William Eade‘ Esq. of Clapton, and third
daughter of thc late Edward Vaux, Esq. of Austin Friars.
On Wednesday morning, Stephen Lieneraft, Esq. of South-
ampton-row' Bloomsbury.
-On'the 3otll ult. at Nice, in Italy, Mrs. Ellis, the wife of
William Lillis, Esq. of -ClerMont, near Esher, in Surrey,
and grand-ditughtet of the Earl of Bristol. • .

PR ICR • t

SI OCAS,

IfIST4

Bonk Stock IS&
Navy s per Cent. loon
et Cent. 41p',
Irish s per Ceut. tool!,
per Lent. Cuit. 87 §g
3 rer Cent. Rect. 7 t
3 per Cent. Con.
t.itto Scrip
nank 1.. Ann. 2o 7-t6}
')itto Short Ann.
1),110 Serif)

RDAY. 04#
11111i3 Stock
South Sea Stock
txcheri. s. ts. di,.
Fundable ditto prem.
Id Exchequer Bill. fhb.
(Thulium cb
.Imper. 3 per Cent. 69i
Ditto Ann. if; 9..i0
flank for opening
India for Ace.
Cons. for Ace. 7t

WANTED in respeetable Seminary, in a plea..
S3tit part 'of 'North Wales, a CLASSICAL AS.
;it sTANT. Tbo Terms will be very liberal to any Gen-
tleman having a competent knowledge of Latin and Greek.
a the Gentleman understands French, it will be much to
his advantage, ar the emoluments arising from teaching that
Language will be allowed him for his own lite.
Letters post. paid, stlitressrd, to .IVr. Maguite, at the Ace.
decoy, Wrexham, Denbighshire, will be duly attended to.
London, England, 1803-11-05

BROMPTON CAMP, /Lira Am,.Nor!4.

ONE of the French Prfsuners, under an escorl
of different Regiments, on their route for Norman
Crnss, having been shot dead by Lieut. STORY, an
Officer of the Detachmenf,when attempting his escape
on the night of Sunday the 3oth ult. from the place
they were confined in at Waltham Abbey, the Co.
cone's Inquest sat on the body there yesterday,
when, after an affeeting address. from Cblonel RAE,
.who commanded the Division, and an admirable
charge from the COioner, the Jury recurneci,a verdiB
of a justifiable Homicide.

*
London, England, 1803-11-05

doyen:lncor of Great Britain bns
no such consent. Her Xing, her Nobles. her Cur
awfo, her •SoldterS, het Salo's; her Satan" h
Spitearren,'het Lawyers, her Artists, her Ale
chants, her Citizens, her Peasants, all maintain at
declare with one voice, and with arms in 114
hands, 'Great Blitain has given noconsent to dis
isShe has not lifted up her arms against herself: al
is willing aud. desirous to live. Sheints humble
herself before God the. Judge of all,
,through ri
gre.tt Mediator of ; elect knows ht
strength and as felt her infirmity ; she is .ca'rt'el
for her pres(lvationlkom her foes within anti with
out; and having.done all, and still committing he;
self and her cause to.flitn who judgeth tighienthlY
she hopes yet to stand. .
t, Whether theenci of all things may be at hand
and what the Decrees of Eternal Yower,lVistiotp
Justice, and Goodness. may intend in the- last re,
sort, we acknowledge to, be inscrutable; But WI
trust it cannot be deemed an unwarrantake pre.
somption to.suggest or to affirm, that, it the atiri:
butes of God are true ; if man is his creature, ant'
governed by ibis laws, the opposers of this over.
hearing, desolating, insulting, impious,. and mini Ver.
.sal tyranny must, be justified before him 1 As to
1", the inhabitants of Great Britain, if we would
exist' at all, we must be preserved as we are. Our
Constitution is not lost, and the ramparts we have
raised around it, will maintain it entire. our
tics arc supported equally
and against arbitrary power,
against the engines of licentiousness and demo-
cracy, Upon us the destiny of Europe, and per-
haps of the whole civilized world, oloroa!flY de-
pends : it JeCMS placed in out bands, a Icoftil and
an awful charge."

Provide/Ilia/ delivery
.14roln the ,tv..tery
On Monday fast PAUL. ROBERTS. a sc:le.rorto,
having been ;11.07:e for a few d.lys, lcapeti ,OVCr-
band from vnc of the ships lying in the Dock, whet+
taken out of the names was, to all appearances
dead man.—Mt. MAXWELL, Of Poplar, one 1-4 the
Medical Assistants tufihe llutdANa.Socittcr, Per'
severed with zeal in the usuil process of that ex-
cellent Institution, whits at length (cooled tiOs"
liiliry and the ‘Leturn oflife. •
London, England, 1803-08-16

M ARG ATE, AUGUST 34.

THE population of. Margate has considerably in,
ereved dining the last week. Every ti le brings
throng upon throng, and it is a very diverting em-
ployment to see the motley cargoes of five. 00,4 from
all quitters of the Metropolis, debark at this place.
Our SCA .I.P.tiel nLEs ahvisys upon the alert,
and if that Prince of Plunderers, BUNAPAILTE,. and
his host of Desperadoes wete to attempt a landing
Ivre, +ye should, acc,rding to the old saying, give
them (washing and lodging. gratis at the bottom of
the aman.

This great kidition to the stock of our Visitors,
has been of great scar v ice tn our Theatre, which was
very unsuccesslul even when 'propped by the great
talents of KEMBLIZ. He gave us on Monday last'
Oatrviati in his very best manner. The Farce was
The Old M.,id, and if the Heroine,' (Mrs., TAY-
LOR), did nit captivate oit, she secured,the
good opinion of the Audience,'KEM A t's last per.
lormance was on Wednesday night. It was a fine
personification of SiIAILESP EARE'S Danish Prince.
Kippmi.N's 13a11 on Thursday mustered most of
our ordinary visitors.
.Lord Epw. BENTINCK and his Lady gave a
splendid Cnh Collation the same evening. There
was a Live Band, and the company amused' them-
selves with dancing. Iktwecn two,arid three km.
Bred 4ere present.
On Friday the, Comedy cf John hal Was' suc.
cessfully perfoimed-at our Theatre.. new and Mrs.
tAr4oR supported the Irish Landlord and his gen.
tle mate with great comic force. BARltrhldat was
a good impressive Peregrine.
We are noi,v on tip.toc of expeelation for the de.
lightful strains ofBKAHAM, and the lively spirits of
STott ACE. Krtittot has dealt generously towards
the Theatre, in relinquishing a considerable part of
what he was to have received fur his exertions,
finding that they were not so produdive as the Ma-
nagers had reason to expect from ,his high profes.
sional merit,
London, England, 1803-08-16

PORTSMOUTH, Avc. 15.

• YESTERDAY His Royal Highness the DUKE of
YORK reviewed the Troops in this Garrison and
neighbourhood, about flood ; and in the evening
about 2200 Volunteers ; and this morning the Gun.
Wharf and Dock. Yard ; and expressed his approba-
tion of the state of the whole.
London, England, 1803-08-16

SHIP NEWS'.

CRAVESEUI), 14.
"Passed by--the Cornelius Maria, from Batavia,
Prize to the.Citharine and Mary Privateer ; Alliance, Rob.
4on, from Ilonclora.1; Mary; Crick, from Grenada; Norfrolk
fivro, Scott, from Quebec ; Carpenter, Simpson, and Two
Gena.mls, Blossom, •from Virginia.; Planter, Brown, from
Malta ; Frederick, Harvey, (a Frize), from time Brazils ;
Vengeance, Ray, from LiNhon; ;John; 'rrelimd4 from Galli-
poly ; SViinnetiy, Liddlei Latona, Mq.;rath, Ducking-
tiela, Akins' Simon Taylor, Watt, London, Goldfinch,
Martha,G tadstone, Printess of Wales G reig, and 'Canada,
Richisi from famaica; Scarbaroi, -Elliot, from Waterford ;
Erasmus, Wall, from Petersburgh; Haaslem, from
Norway ; Pomona, Baldly, and Torivo, -----, from Stock-
holm..

Ceorgianat Leigh, for the West Indies, and
Concordia, Peterson, forlionlburgh.

BIRTHS.

,Onlyednesday, at •Edinburgh, the Lady of Sir John Sin.
Clair, of.Ulbster, -Bart. of a Daughter.
On Friday last, the Most Noble the Marchinnes V.' in-
Cheiter, at ltupert4louse, in tile qountS or SOt4tll4;;Ttun,
Of a Son.
On Sunday last, Lady Pelham, ora Daughter.
London, England, 1803-08-16

IVAVAL

'MALI AUGUST f S.—The Ship Shaew Pyram.
gore; a,Country Indiaman, from Bengat, arrived this
morning in the riowns ; and remains with the Ship
Rdniiral Aplin, Capt. RUG zits; for India.

Arrived the Hound Cutter, Capt. H A WICINS, in
twenty-six hours, with Dispatches froth the Fleet
off Goree, for Admiral MOOTAGU

PORTSMOUTH, Abc. ts:Arrived a large Fleet
froni the Downs, under Convoy of the Petterel
Sloop of War.
Sailed the Orpheus Frigate, with a:Convoy for
Quebec and Halifax.
London, England, 1803-02-18

PORTSMOUTH, FEE. 17.

Artarvao this day at St. Helens, the Adventure
Transport, flewsort master, from Gibraltar, with
part of the t sth Regiment on board ; also the Snow
Matthew and Thomas, from New Providence, with
part of the 47th Regiment on board.
His Majesty's Ship Intrepid is ordered to the
Z4ltward, to be paid off.
London, England, 1803-02-18

TO CORRLSPONDLNIS.

re have received the Favour of J. F. F. which we must decline
inserting-, on the ground that, in the first place, we never ere
into personalities ; and it the second place, least of all with
Man convic7ed cf Falsehood, Scurrility, and Phrenzy,andr"
resting all these in a degree hitherto unknown in this Cousarlo
11'e know better what is due to our own Charatter, and to Pab•
lie Deana, than to enter the lists with such a vulgar, and at
the tame time, in our opinion, contemptible "Intagottio. tat
114-her of the Letter chutes to have his MS. it is left if.t.,be
Office of this Paper.
London, England, 1803-06-27

DIED.

The Hon. Mr. Foley, M. P. for Worcester, uncle of Lord
Foley.. , _

On the-tothinit. at his house at Twickenham, Edward
Ironside, Esq. eldest son of the late Alderman Ironsitle,
Banker, of Lombard street, London. On the 13th inst. at Castlemadody, South Wales, the
Rev, Hugh Price.`- .
On tin) 28,01ze 1 bitiary last. at Demerara, in the solt year
M
of his age, r. Richard Rickman, late of Lewes, SWUM • ,
London, England, 1803-06-27

1 t;aoration should' think itself' inlereSted 'in' Laving,
sgents to attend. the Committee of the House'of
::commons from day to day, to, watth .its preceed.,
Inv, and to prepare for the defenie of its charter,'
' is they might apprehend. it to have been endangeted '
ay the conduCt of some of the parties. They bad
'', an ulterior interest in the proceedings. of the Com-
mittee, and therefore it was not.wholly unnecessary .
for them to attend in their corporate caPacity to
watch the proceedings of such Committee, and
therefore also a vote to indemnify persons. to be
thus employed, appeared to him to- be so far war-
rantable as to exempt the parties concerned in it,
from the pains and penalties of a conspiracy.' That
this construdion upon the behavionr of these par._
ties was not forced, appeared front what passed in
he House of Comnions afterwards, for a motion
vas made for leave to bring in a Bill, and a Bill
sag brought in, and passed, by which part of the
franchises of the Corporation of Nottingham Were,
, most justly and necessarily, entrenched upon, aril
at the time when the Resolutions of the Corpora-
tion were entered into were likely to be,.and in the
result actually were affeaed. He could not there.
fore say, that this was a case in which the Cor-
poration purse was eriminalle applied, when it was
applied to the pursuit of the CorporatiOn interest
in a case of this nature ; and therefore'he could not
see that the Court was, jultly, called upon to exer.
rise its authority, by granting this criminatinfo;-
mation. At the Shine time, his Lottlship observed,
there were various circumstance's attending this
transaaion, tvhiCh ought to be considered, as they
might operate in the consideration Gf costs. If ,
it had appeared, on the affidavit, that Mr. Coke, H
who was stated by the Defendants' resolution, to
have violated his Corporation oath, was a BUrgess,
then the charge would have amounted to a libel
againit hint, and the Court would have made the
Rule absolute, for nue•oithe resolutions, as a libel
against that Gentleman; but it was not stated, in
the affiXivit, that he Was a Burgess of the town of
Nottingham, and the Court would not conclude that
he was, unless sworn, and therefore, the whole'
matter considered, Isis Lordship-thought this Rule -
ought to be discharged pitholq costs,
• The other Learned Judges stated, very ably, their
reasons for concurring with the Cut FF JusTlci.
Mr. Justice LAW 14 E NCR only d'aditing•witether the
Rule should not be discharged, with costs, because
the Prosecutor had not stated when the Rule was
moved fur, that ihe'Defendants had takeq the ad,
vice of Counsel, and atled on it, in which Cate lie,
for one, would not have assented to granting the
Rule ; however, he did not wish to persist on ,hie
pciint.
Rule discharged 'without toffs.

. .
June 21, and three following clays, was played
a Grand Match of Cricket, in' Lditu's Ground,
Mary-le-bone, between eleven of England against
eleven of the County of Surrey, for moo Guineas.
This Match was made between his Grace the Duke
of ST. ALnANs and J. LAwt ELL, 'Esq. •
London, England, 1803-06-27

SURREY.

IST INNINGS. 2D INNINGS.
T. ‘Valker, 8 c Hammond. :43 c 'Sault
Robinson, t c Bennet. 20 c Bennet.
Lambert, 32 b Ward. 16 c Lord F. B.
13cIdain, • 11 a; Sin.:4ll. 79 b Feline:it.
IVOIIG, - rll Hot. -.'• 16 c Ilamtriond.
G..l.eycester, 2 b W.ar4l. . ' o b Fennex.
*I. Walker, s c Lord F. B. s c LDIII e. B.
I. Lawrell, s b Ditto. o Run out.
Sparks, .13 Nor out. 4 c Small.
Waller, ' ? c Bennet. o Not out.
Alitdiell, 7 st trammond. 2 c Nyran.
Byes I-87. Byes 2-187.
ENGLAND.

Ist' INNiNCS. 20. IWNINGS.
Ayling, - 0.4) T. Walker. t c Beldam.
Nyran, Sb I. Wells.
,6 b Wells. .
Fennex, - o b 'l'. Walker. o Not out.
Barton, - 9b J. Wells. o b Wells.
Freernantle, 9b T. Walker. o d Lambert.
Small, . rz b Beldam. 2 c Sparks.
Lord F. B. 19 b Ditto. 13 b Wells.
Hammond, 4 Not out. 19 c Robinson.
Bennett, . 1 bJ, Wells. 21 b Beldam.
Ward, - 1 b Beldam. to Stumpt do.
Box, - - z b Ditto. 1.11, Wells.
Byes 1-66 . Byes 0-73
Surrey won by 135 runs—Five to 4. on Surrey at
starting.

SD ;9iDt melancholy affair :happened in The
Canteen Royal of the citadel of. Portsmouth; last
Tuesday. Mr.: ronslord, the landlord of-the Can.
teen, in a fit of _intoxication, 'beat 'NS wife 'very.
severely, and infrnmanly bit out piece of her arm.
The picquet was called, and he was secured in the
prison from .offering •her further violence ; but in
the night he cut his throat from ear to ear, and .ex.
Aired, immediately. The Coroner's Inqi.-est sat on
the body, and brought in a verdid of Lunacy.
'Mr. PEItRY,2 Sitrgeou, of Southampton.streer,
Blnomsbury.square, .continues to devote "hiS•princi:
pal. attention to Calculotts Disorders, in Which.he
has been to peenliarly succeSsfUl, even after souuding
with a view to undergo the operation. He desires‘
those of his. Patients ,who -live at no geirat distance'
to observe, that they may he supplied, at short in.
tereale (free of
..expencer, with veb;Oto to takethe Solvent in, 'which' will not fail ao accelerate the
perfea Cure. •

MAR Rilib.
Yesterday, Colonel Hammond, of St. fames's-square., to
Miss King, daughter of Sir Richard King, Bart. of Devon.
shire.place.
London, England, 1803-04-15

which the Portuguese gave to Antiilia, according to
ToscArtEct.l, and whichthq trapsl,,ted by Septem.
Civitatir, the seven cicies, aiTeared to him to be the
Reg;o ltlonthem, which the chart of SaltUt, in
the Gest(' de;, per Franco!, places on the western side
of Africa, at: the extremity of an island, and neat
the country of Ganklia. With regard to the name
of Antillia, he considers it analogous to the name of
Cauthr, which PEttrrsoL points out betweep Cape
Bojodor and Cape Blanc, where there is a coast called
the "Seven Mountains ; and to the, name of Ansi!
or Anget,otherwise called the Seven Hills, on the
coast of Senegal ; and to the Mime of ihdi, a port
adjacent :to the hills of Angel, from which they
have made Portandie. It is to be remarked, chat it
is on the coast situated between 'the Canaties and
Senegal, that they began to carry on the commerce'
of gold before the discovery of the coast of Guinea.
if the.,e observations do not•amount to proof.,
they are at least satisfaelory iudicia in. favor of the
opinion Citizen BUACtie has adopted, namely, that
the Island of Antillia was not America. " A thick
veil;" says he, " still covers the geography of all
Afri.ea ; the names of
,the different points of that
Coast, which is alone known, are for the most t
new names, which have been given them by she
Portuguese, and it is difficult to ascertain the oh.
jefts which are pointed, out Eix 'the natives of the
country.
London, England, 1803-04-15

.i.luxißET4 3-499.1

NEVER ACTED.
THEATRE-ROYAL, DRURY-LANE.
TO-MORROW EVENING, April 16, 1803,
I.will be performed (first time), a new comedy, 11eLl
THE MARRIAGE PROMISE.
The Charaaeis by
Mr. C. KEMBLE, Mr. DWYER, Mr..E rOWTON.
Mr. HOLLINGSWORTH, Mr. BANNISTER, jun.
Mr. PALMER, Mr. PURSER,.
Mr. MA [MOCKS, Mr. SPARKS. Mr. EVANS;
Mrs. POW ELL, Miss MELLON, Mrs. 'SPARKS,
Mrs. MADDOCCKS, and Mrs. IO)thAN.
Thu PROLOGUE to bespoken by Mr. DWYER...
The EPILOGUE by Miss MELLON.
_ _
London, England, 1803-04-15

HARIVICH, APRIL
,14'

LAsr night the Diana Post-Office Packet, Capt.
OspoaN, arrived from Cuxhaven, with the Ham-
burgh and Bremen Mails. Mr. RUFI,2, one of the
King'S Messengers, with Dispatches from Russia,
and Mr. Utt LE, one of the established Quarterly
Messengers from Hanover, came over by this
Packet. Thirty casks of silver were imported by
the Diana.

The Primeeis of Wales Picker, Capt. A, DEANS,
and the Diann., Captain SrE t ART, sailed ; the for.
!per for Helvoetsluys, wiilt the Dutch Mail, and
the latter for Cuxhaven, with the Humburgh and
Bremen Mails.

A large Fleet of Gun vessels are daily expeeted
to join Sir SIDNEY SMITH, who has his broad Pen.
dant on board the Antelope., otationed in flosely
Bay, on the Suffolk Coast.
London, England, 1803-04-15

PLY A 10,077 4 -APRIL 13.

Attatvio this morning from the Eastward, the
Murderer, of 74 guns, 311 d Ardent, of 64 guns, and,
,
anchored in Cawsand ; also the Boadicea Fri..
gate, from a. Cruize ; and Ranger and Eagle Re-
venue Cutters, with Impressed Seamen for the Fleet.
The Brig Integrity, of Suuth Shitlds, laden with
coals from Newcastle, stated in my last to be on
shore on St. Nicholas' Island, has been got off with
little damage.

The Demerara, Capt. PETER EALEA, from De-
merara, bound to Rotterdam, and the Sa/ur, CapL
—, from Jamaica, passed by this Port to the
Eastward this doming : the former sailed 47 days
since, in company with ,the Demerara Parket, and
Collings. Great mortality prevails among the Dutch
Troops at Den►erara, and also on board the Ships
of War, and not less than from so to zoo die daily.
—The following Passengers landed here from the
Demerara ;

Mrs. Jorcrs, Mrs. JAMES, NESS Gtasorr, Mr.
flusrDE, Mr. l'AyLoa, Mr. PAlocix, anti Mr.
WA TT E TO N

Arrived the. Mary, of I.,:orth Yarmouth, SIMON
FISH from Leghorn bound to London.
The Wind being strong at East,
,the five East
India Ship. which arrived yesterday, remain in the
Sound.
London, England, 1803-04-15

NULL, Ix.

Hts Majesty's Frigate La Forum', of 36 .guns,
is arrived in the Humber. Every ship entering the
Humber is boarded by the boats of this vessel, and
several hands have thus been procured.
The Corporation of the Mayor and Aldermen of
this town have offered a bounty of a guinea and a
halt to such able Seamen as shall voluntarily enter
fur the Navy, and one guinea to ordinary • Seamen
and Landmen, in addition to the bounty offered by
Government. Also, the Corporation of the Trinity
Ilouse of this Purr, have offered a bounty of two
guineas to every able Seaman (over and above all
other b,:unties), who shall voluntarily enter into
His Majesty's Naval Service. with the Regulating
Captain at this Port, within one month from the.
present time..
London, England, 1803-06-18

WO Eia N . SHE 6 P.S HE A RING.

W EDNESDAY, JUNE 15.

E morning proving unfavourable weather,'. the
Ploughing Match between. the 'Norfolk and Rothe_
rein Ploughs was deferred, as well as the Show, of
Nt.w Ittillettieots of Husbandry ; and the morning
was in consequence passed in The Sale ofSouth
lYwwn Ewes, which went offin the fated 31. each ;
and the Theaves fetched On an average six guineas ;
the Prize Wethe.rs killed were viewed, those se.
leßed for julgment, were one belonging to Mr.
COWLEY, one to Mr. BITURY, and one to Mr.
EARL, the decision to he made by the rudgos to.
oinlerow. The Company aljourned to Dinner with
rather an increase cif nunibers.
After Dinner the occupation was the Letting of
S•wth Dnwn Ram, which went off briskly--four
ar the price of 40 guineas. Lord BRADFORD was
the suecessful Candidate for one favourite'; for ano.
eter there wt-re fourteen Candidates. This was fol.
lowed by a Sale of South Down Ewes, some lots of
whicbbore a hetter.ptice than in the morning.
In addition to the names of yesterday, we ham
to add those of Karl DARNLEY, kart of WI N-
C.1111.5A, Lord SomEAvELLE, Lora jcinasTort,
Lord TALBOT', NQRTHEY, Mr. TYawttlyr,
Mr. NlostLY, 'Mr. HANoN, Chevalier 'Eon -L.
cit"NTZ. the Secretary to the Swedi,h Embassy, and
tfe American Mihister, 1111 r. EL LstAN, of Sussex,
Mr. A;qillY, tint Mr. HONEYBURN, of Leicester-
shire.,
London, England, 1803-06-18

TIiE IMPERIAL-FIRE-INSURANCE COMPANY,

' nRI R. aFrtcas .
SUN COURT, CORNFIII.L. ni4 o 5, Sr. lAMES's
. STREET,
INSURE' fr.fim Firicliouses, and all other Build:
ings ; lionsehold furniture, Merchantlize, and Stock in
nianutadlured or udinarputliclured ; ships and, other
VesselS in Port; Barges aixt Lighters on Navigable Rivers
and Canals' amt Goods on Board the same ; also, Agricul.
turd Stock and Utensils, and every other•deseription of in-
surable Property.
• The high opinion entertained by the Public, of this lnsti-
tution, is proved by the unparalleled tipport it has already
received, tot which the Directors beg leave to return their
Thanks, and to repeat a-ie.:Assurance, that tht;ir'engligcnients
will upon all occasions be most scrupulously fulfilled.
..* Loss or Damage 'occasioned by Lightning, will, by
this Office, he iftade good ; awl Policies issued gratis, 'when,
the sum insured amounts to poi.
1. DAY, Sec.
London, England, 1803-06-18

CLERGY RESIDENCE BILL.

Their Lordships then, pursuant to the Order of the Day,
resolved into a Committee upon this Bill, Lord WA Ls trio.
ziAm in the Chair.

- A eonSiderable progress Was made by the Committee in the
Hill ; several Clauses s,vere• amendedt and some alterations
.made in others. A diviSion ensued with resp.:a to a prop.
4tgLornission'uf the whole, or principal part of one of. the.
Cia*s."-Contents i—Nort-Contents 24.
On the. suggestion of .Lord AuCicl,Atin, in which. ho.was
stipnp'.-ted hv Ate ,LOR ell A Nell, tti. and the Lit I! Pof
the Committee adjourned the further" discussion
t.i.- ; and the House resuming, the Chairman report-
.)rogress, after whiciti the COMIMMet were directed to•sit
again to-morrow. —Adjourned ifine
London, England, 1803-06-20

OXFORD UA'I7ERSII7.

The Annual ext":Ytination of the Students for .the
Prize Medals was held on Wednesday, last. Abc.ut
eleven o'clock in the mousing the Theatre was filled
by visitors orthe first rank aad te'yeflability. The
ceremony commenced by the admission of Lord FR As-
cls SPE NC P.R, son of the Duke of NIAIi.L.I3.OIOUGH,
to the degree of Dodor-of Civil Law. Eight Gen.
tletnen of 016 different:Colleges were .next admitted
to the degree of Master-of Arts, Mr. CLow e, the
PubliC Orator, then delivered a most eloquent Latin
Oration on the occasion of the meeting, particularly
on the dignity, importance, and utility of these Pub-
lic ExaMinations. Mr. 7511 UTTL twottnt, of New
College, then delivereclan excellent Latin Poem:—
.the subject, Byzantium. • A Member of Christ
Church read an Estiay on Common Sense, which was
generally admired. The last composition, and etc.
tainly the most admired, W 23 a Poem in English, by
Mr. of Brazen Nose College—the 30.0,
Palestine. To these Gentlemen the prizes were
awarded.

Southampton promises to be a place of very
fashionable resort this summer. Even at this early
season it is full of company. Most of the lodging-
houses are lett, and many families of the highest
distinftion are expeded daily. Among the latest
arrivals are,

William Lynne, Esq. Al. C. the Margrave and Margra—
vineot Anspaelk, Earl of Wycombe, James Amyatt. Esq.,
M. I'. Larly•Citrard, I.adv Catherine Long, Major,and Lady
Sarah Cresplgny, Mrs..Chamierand Family, General Ful-
ler,
Mr. Greville, Colonel Mackay, Mr. and Mrs. Sober,
Mr. Brathwaite, Colonel and Mrs. Gordon, Mr. and Mrs.
Mortimer, Miss Short arld Miss Leigh, Mr. Wallop,' Major
and 'Mrs. Wilson, Mr. and Mrs. Willock, Mr. and Mrs.
IthiltOn, Captains Ashes Burdett, licatheote, King, &c. ice.
The Races will commence the first week in .Au-
gust, and, by permi-scion of Mrs., FLitiitt NO, of
Stoneham Park, on the same spot they were held
last year. The Stewards are to be JoSEPH JacK.
SON, Esq. of Belle Vue House, and &Amy E LSOB
Esq. of the Polygon, near Southampton.
London, England, 1803-06-20

MARRIEL).

On Saturday the tith inst. Thomas Tilson, Esq. of Earl-
street, Blackfriars, to. Miss Maria Matilda I ohnson, daughter
of the late Frelove Johnson, Esq. . .
(in Saturday the iSth inst. at Tottenham, by the Rev.
Charles Curtis, Henry Cady.fallader Adams, Esq. of Ansty-
Ilall, in the County, of•Warwiek, to Miss Cu'rtis, eldest
daughter of Sir 'William Citrus, Hart. of Culland's Grove,
Southgate, Middlesex. •
London, England, 1803-06-20

petf:etly well .that it was `the wish and fe,lihg of
the Court., that it should be carried into circa with_
out the leaStdelay. It was therefore his duty to have
taken care that the forms of the office should not .have
.prevented the intentions of the Court from being
carried into execution. He desired it to lie fully
understood, that the Court Would stria: tolerate
either a Register or his Clerk to, throw oiAtruftions
in the way of any proceeding with,rlard to which
the Court had recommended expedition., It was a
scanda lnus proceeding, that the intentions of the Court
should have been retarded by die Register's Clerk
presuming to lock up in his desk a liaper whiCh he
knew would he A anted. It was this conduCi upon
tele "po of the Register and his Clerk that induced
him' not to exercise his posier in committing Mr.
Wall to the Fleet ; but he hoped that, after the sen.
timents he had expreased upon the subject, and
the warning he had given, no one would ever
presume its be guilty of
~such ,a contempt of the
Court, as either to use provoking or insulting lan-
guage to its officers, or use a violent Weapon to
obtain any paper that was .withheld. The proper
course would have been to have complained ,to the
Court; and riedesired theßegistets also to take no.
tice that, however disposed he was to protett them j
in the fair discharge of theirduty, yet, if ever a just
complaint was made out against them for unneces7
sarily delaying that which the Court had recom.
mended, they would not.only ,be the objects of his
censure but of his punishment. As the case stood at
present he did not think it necessary to proceed
to extremities, but he trustechhat-ovhat he-had saltt
would, not only have its due effea upon the parties,
- hut upon all oihers whom it might concern.:
They parties were dismissed ; and we lOve only to
hope his .I,ardship's lecture may have its proper
. circa. ,
London, England, 1803-06-16

IPODU RN SIIA' AR INC.

TOTS Annuni Fl.;-e was renewed under the nos.
'pices of the Duke of Brinoß 0, on Monday last.
A very considerah:e number of the first Amateurs
in the kingdom,mer at the Abbey at breakfast, and
from thence proceeded to the Earn to view the
show of Leicester Rams which were produced, about
twenty in number, a►ut their fleeces hung up in the
sbew.toorn, oi►e of which was of the ex;raordinary
weight of toil). ro oz. •

At three o'clock a numerous company adjourne.l
to. the Abbey to dinner. His Grate the Duke of
Bfii3FORD took the Chair, supported by the Prince
ESTERHAZY and Lord THANE-r, and with Lord
WILLIAM Russet., Mr. B:GOZN, Lord Protsrott,
Mr.,Wrtsc, anti Mr. A. Youtvo as Vice.Presidenr.
Many loyal and'approiiriate 'Feasts were drank, and
on his Grace's retiring Mr. 'Brolow proposed the
health of their Noble -Host, which was rapturously
'received, and drank °with three times three.
At 'five o'clock the Company adjourned to the
Farm, and soon after the sale of Leicester Ewes
began; some of .which fetched high prices. One
handsome lot of to Ewe Hogs sold for 47!. Some
.small Pigs of the Leicester and Suffolk breeds-sold
;well. The fine evening brought numbers from the
neighbourhood into the Park, and the promenades
were. consequently protraeied to a late hour,
London, England, 1803-06-16

CAPITAL OLD ESTABLISHED INN.

M.
O be disposed of, with immediate Po session,
"a very capital Old Established Inn,' on the Benders of
South Wales, now pl the occupation of the Proprietor, who.
wishes to retire from Public Business. _ _

The DWELLING HOUSE is the greater pari latelyfe-
built, and consists 'of three Vining Rooms., with suitable
Parlours and Bed7chatnilers, exclusive of SaValltS•Rooms,
excellent arched
.And other Cellars, and
and complete attached
and detached Stables, Coach-liottes and other 'convenient
.
011 ices.
_ _

This liouse has been ,occupird by the Proprietor upwards
of 'Chitty Years ; is w.cll situated for Yost having a'
complete Trade ;'and_ from its cliarad.l and coniwztions,
fOrins a concern well worth the.attentioo of Innkeepers, or
any person w,ishirtgto engage in that line of ilusillesse
Furthei Particulars may be known by .applying to Messrs.
11111 and Meredith, -Solicitors., No. is Gray's.] no, London,
at whose (ace a plan 0r the. Premises may be seen. . .
London, England, 1803-06-29

COXIIEATH C AMP, juNE 27..

THE IF.ast Middlesex ltegiiiient of Militia took
the FVeld here this day. The Derby ere ordered
march (rpm Maidstone,tin •Thursd,iy, to encamp
here, and form, with tl►e Kist and West Kent Re-
giments, which arc likewise ordered here; another

LAW REPORT.

COUItT OF KING's BENCII, iIJTIZ at.

Tll4 Kt NG(V.: ?I LL bAR L

. Mr. Dark)• cvas it brought up today,: po
t,
suant,to the. order of the Court yesterday.
Mr, Justice LE ..Lir.ANc stated that he, had ap-
plied to Mr, justice. tIEATI:i, 'who tried the cause,
to know whether be left. it to the Jury at.the trial;
to say, whether the assault was iffy cousequence of
miney won at play. lie read the answer of tkat.
Learned Judge, which stated, that he left that
question distil-idly to thejttry ; and told them, that
if they thought the assault was not in consequence.
of that,7. but, in cons,equence of the provoking lan.
•guage of thc Prosecutor, that than City would at...?
gait the attendant of that part of the &age.
Mr. Ert,KTNr stated,lhat he believed the Prose.'
tutor hlve no obj;ction to a new trial, if the
tart would / ir„
• The C .urt after the Defendant had irtoyea
for a Oct': tri:l, and .th Indoned that motion, upon
reoding the lay its on the otter. side; they thot•ght
the' Court could not .sulir a proctlifig to take
place which had too, much the appearance of a com-
promise:
Mr. ERSKINE then prayed, !Init. the Court tvOni
indulge .him in making a motion in arrest of judg.
meet. This produced some conversation between
Mr. RIMINE and Mr.. 04sAttow, on the subjea
tvhetl!er he could now be heard, as he had forillelly
made the same: motion and abandoned it. The
Court, however,' ,said, they would soar the
tion (3 be. made.
Mr. Ha.sizirre then stated the grounds of his
Motion, which were, that there was a misjoinder in
the Indielment, it containing a charge of an assault
under the statute, 'which had sp,—Afie penal conse-
quences ; and an assault at common law, where the
puni,ihment WaS discretionary. This was the same
obje.ftion as matte by Mr. SL.rjeant lissT fOnnerly.
The court obser-ved An Mr. ElontlNE,' that tney
could not hear the rule until next Term, and his
client must rcto.:irt in prison the whole vacation.
If after all became necessary to pronounce judg_
mcnr, it would not go in mitigation, as the puuisii:.
went .tlie Court must ultimately pronounce, if they
pron6unced any, must be two years imprisonment,
&c.

Mr. ERSKIN't after a little consi,lmaion, said,
he would not take his rule to-day, but mention it
again io.motrow.
London, England, 1803-06-29

MAR kY%U.

`Yesterday, at Mary-le-bone Church, by the Icy. Thomas
Lloyd, john Trower, Es yq: of lierkeley-square, 11Ps.
eifts, eldest daughter of Sir woter, lame; lames, Ban. of
ngley.hall, in the County of,Berks. •
Yesterday, at St. Michael Royal, College Hill, Thomas
Cable Davis, Esq, of renchureh-street, 'to Eliza Setup
-
der, third daughter of Herman Schroder, Esq. of Clapham'.
Rise.
London, England, 1803-06-29

TURTLLS.

NVILTSHIRE and Co. King'i Head Tavern,
v Poultry, have just landed a Cargo of fine lively Tur-
tles for Sale, from io to 40.) pounds weight each.
'rurti4s Dressed every day in the highest perfection, and
sent to any part of Town or Country.