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The Sun.
London, England, 1803-06-29

TO Tlls EDITOR OF THE SUN•

17:r1)1 inducedl to trouble you with this Letter, in
consequence of a very great oppression .1 feAr, is
about to be laid on my Trade, in preference to alio.
after you have read the circumstances, I
submit to your consideration how far, through chit
medium of your Paper, you can comply wish Euf
wish of laying it before the Public.
In the copy of the Schedule of the new Taxes t"
be imposed, which appeared in your Paper a fog
days since, 'it may be observed, that " Every .13050,
of Malt belonging to any Maltster, or I\laker
Itor any Other person, even to the bush°
" that shall be ground, is to be charged- with a
" new Duty of 2i.," From which I imply that
every grain in m possession 14 to pay after 010'
rate, aoci that all the Stock of Malt on hand is to:
be subjed to the new bury.
_ But, Sir, I observe no mention is made in the
said Schedule of the Stork of Spirits, and ky such
omission, -I infer, the Stock-of Spirit on hand is t°
be exempt from the new Doty.
To impose the new Duty on the Stock of one
Marmfaeturer and not upon all, I think may be
called an ad of injustice. I have fur her enquired
into this affair, and a friend of mine has shewn
a statement of the emoluments which are to d
iaerive
to our IVlanufafturers of Spirits frOm this partlity
It hates,. there are but fourteen Malt Distillers,
in this Country; that one of them has 3000 pun.
cholons of spirits, another 2000 ; but upon the whole
he State", that the Malt Distillons Sp
lers will have tonal
them about 2,.,09,600 gal of irits in stoci
bi the sth of which is the day tiro inten.dr
t stop work, and on which Stock the
PMintistc
0,1
c'4 es rot intend to charge them. the new u),

2s. rod. per gallon ; anti that the amount of suet
linty on their Stock would be near 3 co,oool. (a
~sum ore would think wss not despisable). He fur.
Cher states, that the Distillers have already raised
the price of their Spirits 2S. 6d. per gallon, which
makes upon their Stock nearly 3 to,oool. ; and this
sum will go into the pockets of the 14 Distillers, and
the Public, in fat% will pay the Tax of 2s. rod. a
gallon to the Distillers, instead of the produce of
such Tax going into the Public Purse.
I trust, Sir, when this partiality is seen into,
some one will be found to give a reason Why it
should exist, in preference to myself, who is to be
charged the 'new Duty to the Bushel of Malt, or the
Wine Merchant 'who is to be charged to the Hogs.
head of Wine.

I am, Sir, with respel, yours,
A MALTSTER.
London, England, 1803-06-29

BANKRUPTS.

Richard Carless, late of Blackburn, cottan:.manufilaurer,
to surrender July 6,7, and Aug. 9, at eleven, at the Bay
• Horse, Blackburn. • Attornies, Messrs. Beardsworth and
Nevil, Blackburn ; or Messrs,. Richard and Robert Shawe,
Tudor-street,'Blackfriars.
Thomas fames Fenwick, of Penzance, Cornwall, linen-
draper and shopkeeper, July 5,9, at eleven, and Aug. 9, at
ten, at Guildhall, London. Attorney, Mr. Richardson,
Monument-Yard, London.
Wm. Thomas, of Whitby, .Yorkshire, linen-draper, fuly
14, f 6, and Aug. 9; at eleven, at t he.Sycamare-tree, York.
A ttomies, Messrs. Pennington. and Ball, Lamb-Buildings,
Temple, London; or Mr. proof:. York.
Samuel Standish, of Pontefract, Yorkshire, hosier, Aug 2,
and 9, at eleven, at the Ntw Elepnant and Castle Inn,
'Polite: rad. . Attomis, Mr. Belk, l'onteirati ; nr.Messrs.
Sykes and Knowles, Boswell-court,
Thomas Richardson, of _Waterside,' Sotqiidwram, Halifax,
merchant, Aug. 1, 24 and 4, at eleven, at the White Lion
Inn, Halifax. Attornies, Messrs. Gleadhill, and •Payne,
Lothbury, London; orM r. Alexander, Halifax. •
'lathes Peterson,,of Stradbrooke, Sutti,lk, twiner; luly 22, 23,
and Aug. 9. at ten, at the Queen's-Head. St ridbrooke. At-
tornies, Messrs. Browne, at piss, Norfolk ; or Mr. Carter,
• Staple-Inn, London.
London, England, 1803-06-29

IRTHEN Professional Men of Education and.
v V Responsibility deviate from the general System by
the sele4tien of a. peculiar branch, the sanction of long con.
firmed success 14 the best criterion of superiority.

Eight yearS have I devoted my praace to the eicclusive
treatment of Three Disordcrs,.and the successful result of
my plan gives me additional ardor to oppose, as tar as„ I am
able,' the ravages of those Complaints which are the most
important in the Catalogue Of Flitmatt
After initiation into every 13rii:..11, as an Army Surgeon,
I formed a wieit.at an early :period of Praflice to rescue in-
dividuals front the ignorance of uneducated men, or the
Wpially dangerous precipitancy of general Praditioners.
• The Three Disorders, to the Cure-Of which. 1 have de.
voted my attention, comprise every' species of V ENE.
REAL INFECTION, whether of a recent or long du-
ration: 241 y, All kinds of debility, whether arising from
the habits of sthooLboys, or time indulgences of mature
age : And, lastly, tliat derangement of the system in wo-
men which,is called BARRENNESS, or ST ER! LIT Y.

Numerous t3iseases arc the result of ,istiorance, or haste
in the treatment of a simple Gpnorrhcea; and it not un.
'frequently happens that the see& of Life are poisoned by
the indiscretion of an unguarded hour.—lty a superior me-
thod such Complaints are eabily cured; and, even where
others have failed, I trust that I may presume to oiler a
radical re-esta.blishirmit. _ _ .
London, England, 1803-06-29

DIPIDENDS.

July 16. Robert Redhead, of Mark-lane, wine and brandy.,
merchant, at, ten, at Guildhall.
July zo. James Rance, of Castle-court, Budge-rdw, tner-,r
chant, at twelve, at.Gullslhall.
August 6. Joseph Hirit, late or Newark, Nottingham,wool-
stapler, at eleven, at the Stratford Arms Waxeliebf.
Tilly 5. AL:Xlndtq and Charles 131yth, of Aidersgate-stte,q,
linen-drapers, at eleven, at Guildhall.:
July John Taylor, of Worcester, draper, at ten, at Guild-
hall, London.
July 1.1. William Younghusband, of Colchester, Essex,
dryer, at twelve, at. Guildhall, Loudon.
A u,,u .t 6. Ann Lancnoster, of Sackville-street, Piccadilly,
Sealer, at ten, at Guildhall. •,
hily a. William Ilesley, 'clothier, at eleven, at the Golden
Lion Inn, Barnstaple, Devon.
July Is. William Lon4tellow, of Horstbrth, parish ,of
Gutscley, York, clothier, at eleven, at the Bull and Mouth
Inn; Leeds..
July tz. Bartholomew Golding and 1011.1 Saville Nam-
mara,,of Queen-street, merchant, at ten, at Guildhall.
July 30. John Cox and Froderkk Hesick, of New-court,
Crutched-friars, merc.hahts, at ten, at Guildhall.

CERTIFICATES, juxt zB.
William Fisher, of Cambridge, woollen-draper,
TIIOIII3S Wri4ht, of Leeds, York, merchant.
London, England, 1803-06-29

DIED.

, .
On the 27th inst. after a long and painful illness, james
Shergokl, Esq. at his house, Sunbury, Middlesex.
On Monday evening, Mrs. Waugh, of Limekilns,. Green-
.
wich, widow, aged Bz.
London, England, 1803-06-29

MALT DUTY.

A T a MEETING this zsth, of June, 1803, at
the Antelope Inn, Dorchester, in the County of Dort
set, of FARMERS, MALTSTERS, and Otheri interested
in the proposed Additional Duty of is; per Bushel on Malt,
it is particularly requested, that all Pefopns interested therein
will attend at the saul Antelope Inn, in Dorchester. on Wed-
nesday the 6th day of July nwct, at Thres o'Clock in the
Afternoon,:_ to consider of the Propriety of
into cad such an
heavy Additional Duty.
London, England, 1803-06-11

11lid O'CLOCK) P. Mit

WE stop the Press to announce. the. ailival of
Paris Papers to the 9th instant.
They contain Letters from Hanover of the 28th
ult. in which is given an Extra4l from a Declata.
tion of His MAJESTY, as Eledor, stating his intern:
tion to preserVe the stridest Neutrality, and. rely-
ing upon the Treaty of Luneville for prOtedion.
Considerable hopes are entertained in these Letters of
the interference of Russia in behalf of the Eleclorate,
and from the circumstance of the French Troops re-
maining eight (rays upon the Frontiers, without mak-
ing any movement it was.presurnea chat Negotiations
had been set on foot for securing the Neutrality of
Hanover. These hopes were also strengthened by
the circumstance of the Russian 'Minister at Berlin
having received orders to proceed to Hanover.
The Hanovetian Army had then marched into Os-
nahurgh and formed a line of defence.
A new Treaty of Alliance is mentioned as likely
to take place between the Nineteen Cantons of
Switzerland, and the French and. Italian Republics,
by which a numerous body of •Swiss Troops will
pass into the service of .the two latter Powers.
The Ottoman Porte 1134 determined to observe
the strinest neutrality with respett to the War.. be.
tweeen this Country and France.: • . •
• Letters from Brussels of the sth inst. state, that
an Aid.du.Camp of the First Consul passed Orougli
that City on the preceding day ; proceeding, as it
was believed, to the Heati.quarters of the French
Army on the Frontiers of-Hanover.
The French Funds were' at 4.8. 25.
London, England, 1803-04-23

SPRING PHYSIC.

T".propriety of taking some Alterative Medi.
cine at this season of the year, to facilitate the Mints
of Nature, must be obvious to the weakest capacity :' it is a
salutary praetice, founded by the,wisdont of, our Ancestors,
ansl.sanaioned by the approbation of every Mcdical.Man : its
utility is not confined to the present advantages, but
,extends
also to the prevention of many diseases, which frequently
occur when Spring Physic has been neglected. It should be
recolleded how much the perspiration of the body is oh-
strtaied during the winterinoitths, by fogs, trusts, and pierc-
ing winds, which, by constritiging the pores of the skin, im-
pede the necessary discharge of freces.froin the'blood ; these,
by accumulation; htcoine actirnonie4 and (unless. Nature,
by vigorous carts, or the assistance of some seasonable al te-
ratiVe, is enabled to expel the redundancy) lay the foundation
of a variety of diseases. The Public arc therefbre,reminded,
that DE VELNO's VEGETABLE PILLS are,provect, by
ample experience, to be the most safe and: elileacious Meat-
rine hitherto discovered, as an alterative, purifier, and
sweetener of the blood, and for radically curing the.Senryy,
Scroplitila., or King's Evil, Scorbutic wEruptioN, Leprosy,
the ill effeds of Mercury, and all diseases originating froin
'an impurity of the blood.
, Prepared and sold, in tioxes,. price 4s. 61..0r six boxes in
one; price it. as, by the Proprietor, J. Pidding, limnerly
Surgeon in the Army, at his Warehouse, No. 76, f)xford-
street, opposite the Pantheon ; also retail by ,Mr.
Perfitmer, No. 4t, Cornhill ; Tutt,.Royal Lxchange.; But-
ler, , No. 4, Cheapsitle; Shaw and Edwards, No. 66, Ste
Paul's Church-yard; Ward, NO. 324, liolborn ; Swinoey,
No. at, Pall. Malt ; and by all Printers, Booksellers, a.io
Venders of Medicine throughoutjlic kingdom ; but all unlit
. Pills, tee. •assuming the lame name (notwitlistandlog
may he primpously advertised in the,rnost haughty iny_oo),
are futile Preparations and gross I nipusitions, unless siocd
with red ink by the tole Proprietor, J. Pidding, No; 76, tix;
Lord. street
London, England, 1803-04-23

'ORANGE TREES, IF.SSAMINE PLANTS, andTRUE
BRUNSWICK. SAUSAGES.
IUST 'imported, a large Assorttnent of Orange
and Lemon Trees ; Arabian and Catalonian fessamines
arrived in the highest perfedion.
Alsira large and choice Colledion- of true Brittiswick Satl-
'sages, of various Sides,' and in excellent Condition. irtiose
who are curious' in this Articles.will find them greatly
. rim' to any imported for many years.
Moutarde tiedeMaille, Parmesan Cheese, Neufchatel Cheese,
White French Vinegar, Capoot Capers, New French Olives,
Gorgona Anchovies, &c. by the Importer*, lOH N BUR-
GESS and SON, at their Old Italian Warehouso, No: Jo-
,
Cornet of the Savoy Steps, Strand, London.
London, England, 1803-04-23

IRISH POPLINS.

•
A RCHER and HAUQHTON, Manufa,aurers
L. to Her Majesty, the Princes and Princesses, very re-
spectfully inform the Nobility and Gentry, that they haVe
now manutitekured, and roady for their inspection, a large and
elegant'variety of their much admired Poplins and l'abbi-
nets plain and figured ; also Italian and t.,:yprtis Sarsenets,
Black. Silks of all llescriptions, ficimbazeens, Bonihazets,
and every other article for Family Mourning.- They entreat-
- Ladies residing in the, Country,, to write tor P.itterns, trom
which they may buy to the same advantage as if in toilitUrl,
.the fixed READY MON EV Price being marked on each
Article. • Tabbereas for Firmittire, made irstmed,ately to any
Pattern.--No. 8, Heirrictta7street, Covent-Garden.
London, England, 1803-04-23

DR. TRUSI..ER's' NOVELS.

MODrRN TIMES ; nr, The Adventures of
Outcast, in the, manner of Gil lilas. " 3
vols. 4thidition. with 12 pl.itess t2s. sewed.
Lite, or the Adventures of ‘Villiam Ramble,' Esq. a Se-
quel to the above. ..3 vols. with 3 plates, to 6d. sewed.
Sold by f. iirockwell, Carter:44*e, Doe:tort' Commons;
where nuy be had, gram, a Catalogue of All this Author's
Publications..

It}.thc Pass; a Third Volume of Trusler's Chronology,
all new Matter.
London, England, 1803-04-23

A REAL CASE OF DISTRESS,

OF a Poo? WIDOW of respeaahle Charaeler,
who was left with Six Helpless Infants, one only
nine Weeks old, and for a Debt of her late Husband's. A
merciless Creditor refusing to wait, put an Execution in her
House, and would have immediately sold every thing she
had, but tor the kind Assistance of the undermentioned Ladies
and Gentlemen, which has been the means of preventing, for
the present moment, the entire nun of her and her Infanta;
thr which she returns her sincere Thanks, and now solicits
the Charitable and Humane for some farther relief, which she
hopes will entirely prevent her total ruin. Her Case is truly
distressing, ,and t6O tedious for an Advertisement, but will
be, fully explained, by applying to Mr. Patrick,
draper, No. 13, Mary:le-bone-street, Golden.square;•Mr.
Davis, Apothecary, No. 227, Piccadilly ; Mr. Williams,
No, 4s-, Pall-Mall ; aottiviassrs. Blades and Palmar,
,„";.1 own , street, where the stnallest-Uwtiatioae. witl be
rho t. thankfully received for her and her Infants.

- -
Lady Mary Duncan,C.s 5 , o
Two Friends 6 o o
General Harvey 2 o
1.44 Unknown 3 tz 6
Mr. 1.. 2 2 0
Mr/ M. I I °
Eliza t o
A. B. t o 0
* o
Rev. Dr. Brother r o o
Mr. Hebden t t o
A. B. 1 0 0

A Gentleman ,C.• is •
C. • io 6
Mrs. Snaid • to 6
Mrs. tilt. . 0 10' 6
J. f .Angeritein,Esq 0 'to 6
A Gentleman' • io 6
Mr. Watson, 0 to 6
A. 11. 0 5 0
7 0
A Lady Unknown 0 7 0
A Friend 0 I 6
London, England, 1803-08-10

INSTRUCTIONS FOR FITTING A BOAT.

To. those who may nor have had any opportunity
of carrying the plan of arming their launches or
boats 'into execution, it
,may be necessary to
explain that the•only thing to be done is,
.To make two catUrgs to reach from the stem to
the stern of the launch or boat, in such manner as
to ship and unship at pleasure.
To have a gun carriage made as described in'the
drawing, so as to rest on the carlings or slides (of
a proper size to rest ye one of the guns belonging
to the ship) ; the gun to be taken off its proper
carriage, and to he hoisted into the launch or hoar',
wheneverit may be,wantech CarrOnades would in
most cases be preferable far this service.
A portable magazine should be made, 'which
might always be kept in the magazine of the ship,
filled with cartridges for cannon or carronades and
musquetry, and, when:Wanted, be removed into the
boat, with the usual stores and furniture belonging
tv the. gun ; the whole operation might be performed
in twenty Minutes.
Boats of any moderate size might be fitted in this
manner:, if the thwarts should he ton High or too
low, no great difficulty would be, loand in lowering
or raising them; but in the former case, the'diffi.
citify might „be more easily removed by fixing a
wash streak. Even in the case of decked vessels,
carlings might he fitted upon the deck for receiving
the gun carriage.
Merchant ships- might at times derive consider.
.able prOteCtion from-haying their boats fitted in this.
Manner, particularly in very light 'Winds, or calms.
if approached by the enemy's
privateers, especially
if more merchant ships than one should he
parry ; for, from the great advantage latiqches
long boats of this. description would have, from
'their being enabled to chute their Tosition, na pri-
'vateer of the common 'size would venture to come
near thent.
•
Shlps'hound on voyages, which 'might be obliged
to visit the shores of unciviliied people for rlie per.
pose of wending or 'watering, `would also derive
great advantage from having their latmehes or boats,
so fitted ; and if eight or ten men beyond the oirm.
ber'ilecesiary to Wolk :the gun, armed with mus.
A, et ry, could be put on board them, 'they. Would be.
rendered very formidable.

. ,
The whole expense of fittill the lAnt:K.,'s
boats in the manner.-pointed our, Would probably
not exceed ten pounds.
N.. 13. It is partictilarlyiecaminerided4b,have the.
gun carriage fitted on the, inclined' plane, ds.the gun
may then he fired athwirt. ships, ot .in any direr ion
that may be thought necess.ry.
London, England, 1803-08-10

ROMAN CEMENT

•
TT is the Property of. this Cement or, Mortar, to
beware:hard and impenetrable to Water within a few
borirs, even if exposed to the action of•the Sea 4 and also to
form a very strong union with Brick andeStone. It. cominu-
nicates au:minima strength to Buildings, and must therefore
proportion:4ly increase their stability and duration. In all
foundations whatever, but particularly in the construc-
tion of Docks, Wharfs, Bridges, Locks, Tanks, Drains,
Mill Races, Vats, and other Aquatic Buildings ; its utility
and advantage are Unquestionable ; and it, forms the hardiest
and inost SFO N LI KE. STUCCO
Manufacii red by l'arl•-r and Co* Baliks‘ile,'LOndon.
London, England, 1803-08-10

kua.

~-

the ssassinations a ua y e e er on the
R ' -if ' o
evening:of the i3d_of July:, there was one attern,,t7
ed, Which has' not been hitherto :men;ioned;
will therefore interest your readers, A Mr. Leech,
of the Custom "louse, wits passing through Thomas_
street; ins hackn:y.clach, when he was stopped by
a hand of rebek ; they dragged him 'rim of the
Coach, Without pr,ceding their violence by any en...
quiry ; it Was enoo?;'l•that lie was a respeetable mart,
not one of the iaht..,2; he fell on his knees,
ing their•mercy,- hut all in vain; they began the
work of blood, and gave hirn a dreadlul pike wOti.,d
in the groin ; %hen their attenti n was diverted
from 'thetr humbler victim, by the approach of Lord
Kilwarden's coach. Poor Mr. Leech dun rue.
ceeded in creeping to Vicar-street ‘Va ch.h
where he lay a Considerable time for dead, htiii los*
of-blood S ho; is now in a state of recovery.
Avery day some latent branCh of the conspiracy
is discovered thr.mgh the' confessions of pri\oners
implicated. in that if:•sverate undertaking. Several
persons were arrested vesterday—one sof Itom i§
said to be a leader, and was coi.cealedsin a kish on
his way to the counrry.
.Miles Roche, Committed a few days ago by Mr;
Justice Bell; on a charge of being engaged in Tho;.
mas.street, 'on the night of the late insuriTaion,
brother to the celebrated G. nerd lkOche, of Wex-
ford. He is also, it is sa,t, charged with offence*
of a capital nature, in that county, during the late

Wednesday evening .14w, Mr. Justice Bell,
and a party of the Liberty Rangers., apprehended,
at A public house in Mirold's Cross, a eonitnittee
of those deluded wretches; who have a second rime
suffered themselves to be duped into iebellitin and
intirder. They were, together with the owner of
the house, committed to the Provost:

Capthiti Wiis-onthat aciive'and.valttible officei
who was piked in birty.lithe on the night of the
23d July) is pettedly recovered froiti his -wciioJ-.
London, England, 1803-02-21

• 'THIRII• TIME.. •••! • !
THEATRE-ROYAL, DRURY-LANE.
TITO-MORROW EVENING Feb. 22, I gp3l.
1. will be performed (for the third time), a new His(ori-
'cal Play, in Three Ads, with Music, called
HE HERO OF THE NORTH.
With new Scenery, Dresses, and Dacorations.
The Overture and the Music composed and &elated by Nr.
KILLLY.
The CharaCters by . •
Mr.POPE, Mr. WROUGHTON, Mr. KELLI 4
Mr. RAYMOND, Mr. DOWTON.
Mr. BANNISTER, jun. Mr. DE CAMP,
Mr.CAULFIELD, Mr. SEDGWICK, Mr. GRIMALDI.,
Mr. GIBBONS, Mr. FISHER, Mr. EVANS,
Mr. WELLS, Mr. tOHNSON, Mr. CIPRIANI,
Mrs YOUNG' Mrs. MOUNTAIN, Mrs..HARLOWE,
• Miss MENAGE, Mrs. BLAND, Miss TYRER.
Chorus of Miners.
Messrs. Danby, Welch, Maddocks, Cooke, H. Caulfield, I.
Caulfield, .Dibble, Elliott Smith, Rhodes, Aylmer,Nvilleughby,Milbourn,Sawyer, tones, Sylvester, Heather,
Ilanchard,
Chcrrtis of Nuns.
.Mesds. Blanchard, Arne-, Wentworth, Saunders, Williams,
Coates, Maddocks, Wells, Watson, Bristow, Grinuldi,
KenYclrutler, Wrag, Usher, Robinson, S. Robi.-.Son,
Smith, &c, &c.
WITH
THREE WEEKS AFTER MARRIAGE.
Lady Rackets, Mts..-lORDA)J.
The new Play of the Hero Of the North, performed for the
• first time on Saturday Evening, having bean received through-
out With the most unbounded and universal applause, by a
Itel'Y brilliant and overeowing audience,. the Public are most
sespedially informed that it will be repeated every I%lDriday,,
Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday, till further notice. :
In' The Public are respeitfully informed that. the.pro.
Nrectors have eng.tgea Mr. Cooper of the Philadelphia anti
ew York Theatres.—Due notice will be givCn of his first
Appearance on this Stage.

THEATRE-t:(xm., covENTAIARDEN.
rO-MORROW EVENING, Feb. zz, 1803,
will be performed,
. • THE CAIIINET.
Orlando, Mr. BRAHAM ;
Peter,. Mr. MUNDEN`;
Wllirrisiculo, Mr. FAWCETT ;
Anti Lorenzo. Mr. INCLEDON.
• Curios°, Mrs.MATTOCKS
Cons, antis, Mrs. H. jOHNSTON
• • And kloretta, Signora STORACE.
W!TU
London, England, 1803-02-21

1-iili. b.riii,:f

•
theato4,
Tint tetiotis Opera of 111i).4e wait. performed at
this Theatre, iris said for the last time, on Satur.
day night. Mrs'. Bit.t.timi.otv, though scarcely
recovered from a severe indisposition, gave all the
songs with hei usual excellence ; indeed We never
heard her in better 'voice. She was loudly and
generally applauded throughout the whole per.
formance

The new ballet of La;artie, followed, considera.
bly and judiciously curtailed since the first repre-
sentation. It was received With, general approba-
tion ; indeed such excellent dancing merits .all the
applause it can receive.
The House was uoomnionly crowded in every
part. The Pit and Gallery. were completely filled.
All the 'ashion id Town was present. The stage
was less incommoded by strangers' than usual, from
which circumstance the scenery appeared uneom.
monly beautiful.

We would recommend the Band to be a little
quicker in tutting their instruments ; it has a vegy
harsh and disagreeable effed, and might he dune in
a tenth tart ul the time.
London, England, 1803-02-21

This Day was' published, price 4s. in boards,
E B I R. A Poem. In Seven Books.
LT By WALTE.R SAVAGE LANDOLL
The Second Edition, • with Notes.
Oxford : Printed by and tor. Slater atut und ay ; and sold
by R. S. Kirby, Pateruester-row, London.
Where 'nay be had, " PoeMs 6y the Mithor of Gebir,"
and " Translations from the Arabic and Persian."
And speedily will be published, by tha same Author, a'
Latin l'rartslation of GO*, forming a SecoOd Volume, but
which maybe purchased separately.
London, England, 1803-02-21

niviDElvay.

April 15. George. Smith* and John Curre, of Chepstow,
Monmouthshire, bankers., at ten, at Guildhall, I.olldoll.
March 12: James Barber, of Gerrard-street, woollen-draper,
at eleven; ar G ild
March tg. Oliver Frederick Stocken the younger, late of
Parsons-Green, coal-merchant, at ten, at Guric tall,
March 15. Alex. Martin and Thou. Martin, of Panron-atreet,
cabinet-makers, at eleven, at Guildhall.
April a. Sam. Elclerton and John Piper, of Godalming,
Surrey, linen-drapers, at eleven, at CI
March tc. James Allan, of Bristol, architect, at eleven, at
the White-Hart Inn, Bristol.
March ts: Robert Stephens, of Manchester, dealer in weft
and twist. at three, at the Star Inn, Manchester.
March 1. (co.Cawthorn, *Mlle Strand, bookseller, at one,
at Guildhall.
*March g Founts tindroth, late of Kingston-upon-Null,
merchant, at eleven, at the George Inn, aairl Town..
March at. John Eldertun, of Great Carter-lane, oil and
colourman, at eleven, at Guildhall.
London, England, 1803-02-21

BANKRUPTCY ENIARGF,D.

A prii s. J itrtes Adamson, of Manchester, merchant, at eleven,
at tne Bridgewater-A rrns Inn, Manchester. ,

IS,INXRUPTCY SUPI'sRSEDED.

Satizto Coen itgzad, late of Drown's-Buildings, Leadenhall.
street, merchant.
sANrazip TS .

John Corbett, of warehouseman, to
suconder Feb. 22, at one, March Is, and April a,, at ten, at
Attornies, Mr. Hards.l.urnival's-Inn, London;
or Mr. Prirtington, X.lanchcster.
lolin Richardson, of hlanchester, cotton-spinner, March a,
at three, 5, at Mile, and April 24 at three, at . the Golden-
Lion, Nlanchester. , A tiornies, Mr. Hurd, Vurnivalts-Inn,
London ; or Mr. Partingron, Mamdiestet.
?home;. Spence, late of Blackburn, shopkeeper, March 3,
at live, 4, at eleven, and April a, at live, at the Queen's.
Head, Blackburn., Attorney, Mr. Dewhurst, Blackburn.
William Townson the younger, of Wolverhampton, grocer,
March 7, at four, 8? and April 1, at eleven, at the tenting.
ham-,Arms ino, Slutthall. Attornies, Mr. Johnston, Hall
-
Stairs, Inner-Temple or Messrs. Chre4, Wishtwick and
threes, Wolverhampton.
William Spence, of Upper-Catton, Yorkshire, corn,fkaor,
March 3,4, and April z, at eleven, at the George I nu, •
York. Attornies, Mr. Leole, ;Walton ; or Mr. Marmaduke
Robinson, Essex-street, Strand.
John Boyes, late of Wetictose-square, wine-merchant, Feb.
z 6, March s, and April 2, at ten, at Guildhall. Attorney,
Mr. Hayiies, Fenchuroh-street. •
Luke Staples, of Wapping, Staffordshiro warehouseman,
Feb. zc, al?, and April a, at eleven, at Guildhall. Attnr.
'lies, Messrs. Maddock and Stevenson, Lincoln's-Inn,
Ntov.r.ei 'rare, • • •
Peter Le Sorter; of Great Winchester-street, London, mer-
chant, Feb. az, March 8, and April 2, at eleven, at
Attorney, Mr. Jackson, Watbrook.
London, England, 1803-02-19

P4rilL NEWS.

PORTSMOU7'II,

the Cynitila, Captain WRIGHT, from
tibraltat, with Captain DODD, Secretary, to His
Royal Highness the Dutca of KENT, on board,
charged with impprtant Dispatches ; Youirg Nicho-
las, Lieut. STREric Agent, 'from Cape of Good
Heipe ; and Adventure Transport, FBI4WICK
master, from Gibraltar.
London, England, 1803-02-19

DIED.

On Friday sennight, at Clanton, aged 70, Miss TrAn-
gilar, daughter of Diego D'Augilar, Baron of the Holy Ro-
man Empire.
The same day, at Bath, Joint Buchanan, Esq. of Devon-
shire-street, Portland-place. •
hi Chi' c t rAmon-
ton, Jacob carnet, sen. Esq. late of Spital-square, in the
84th year of his age.
The same day, at his house at Woodhatch, near Ryegate,
Surrey, Mrs. Rowland Yallop, late of Old-street, aged 59.
On Tuesday last, at Wells, in Norfolk, at the advauced
age of 91, John Haycock, Esq.
On Wednesday night,' at her house, at Bush-hill, Edmon-
ton, Catherine, the widow of the late John Blackburn, Esq.
London, England, 1803-02-19

DEAL, FEB. IS.

SAILED the Imm;rtalite Frigate for Sheerness ;
and the Nancy, REYNOLD 3, for Stangate Creek.

A Letter from Copenhagen, dated Jan. 27, says,
" The navigation over the Belt is now effeded by
ice.boats. The Sound is alternately full and free of
ice. To-day it is again open between Elsineur
and the island fikeen.
" A'packet.boat is to be established, for the
four next succeeding years, from this port to the
banish Islands in the East Indies; after which
time there' will be a settled communication main.
tabled with our Eastern possessions, and post.ships
dispatched twice a.year for the conveyance of
dispatches, private letters, passengers, &c. These
vessels will Sail from each place on the tst of March
and tst of Oduber in each year."

The Colzaui from Batavia to Copenhagen, has put
into Tananger, near Stavanger, on account of the ice.
The Eclipse, Nnttall, from Africa, is arrived at St.
Thomas, and sold there.
'L` he jonge Anna, Bohn, is arrived at Calais from Embden,
after being driven down Channel for six days.
The Duke of York Packet was spoke on the 31st Jan.
going into the T4g125-00 five days from Falmouth.
The Clarnarther,' bound to St. Helena, was-spoke on tath
inst. in lat. ,yr, 40, long. 9, W. all well.
The ---,.Slater, for Sluyler), from London to Hamburg,
'Was lying-to off Heligoland on tzth inst. at which time the
solid ice was within Too yards of the Island, besides immense
quantities of broken ice five or six leagues oil:
The Indigo Klottwe, Davidson, which sailed from Ham-
burgh for Genoa about the middle of Oelober, had not been
heard of at the latter Port on nth Jan. and it is feared is
lost.
The cargo of the Amour de Melines, Weugers, from Bour..
deaux to Antwerp, which was stranded near Ostend, has
been all saved, and as far as can be perceived, not damaged.
File ship has been got oft' and is undergoing repairs.
'The Ostend Packer Wvbui which was stranded between
, , ,
veers and rnernuiden, has been got oft and brought into the
harbour at Verne.
London, England, 1803-02-19

111/IRRIED.

At Gitlingham, in the County of Dorset, john, Coomht,
Esq. of Stour Prevost, to Miss Godwin, of Gillingham
(n Thursday last; at St. Stephen's, Walbrook, Mr. 119-
sell, of Rernard4treet, to Miss Janet Main Waring, third
daughter of William Mainwaring, Esq. of the Crescent.
London, England, 1803-08-17

1)IP11,EAr1)S.

Sept..,t2. Beaty Riehardsoni of Manchester, hottse.builder,
at eleven, at the Star Inn, in Nlaimhester.
Sept. is.. William 'lames, of sWansea, money...scrivener, at
eleven, at the Pear Inn, in I..landilovawri-
Sept. 13.' Peter Ellen, of.Nantwieh, innholder, at twelve,
at the Pied Bull Inn, in Chester.
Sept. 9, Robert Holt; of Ildltne, near AlAncliester, dyer,
at three, at the Bridgewater Arms, in NiatiOc:ster.
Sept.y 3. Lewis Goldsmith, di Thavies-Inn, blelhorn, met.
iihant, at ten, at Guildhall.

Sept. 3. Morris "Lewin Moslcy, of Liverpool, merchant. At.
ten, at Guildhall, Lolalon.
Sept. 1.4. Henry pill lidtvey, late of Tokenliouse-yard,
broker, at one, at Cuddliall.
Sept. Thoinas Trigan, late of the city offibristol, silver.
smith' at twelve, at the White Lion Inn, in Broad-street,
liristol. • „
Sept. p. Elijah Cobham,. of Liverpool, merchant, at twelic,
at the Star and Garter, in Liverpool.
Sept. 5. Lonit Dultamel, late of Liverpool, merchant, at
ten, at the Globe Tavern, in lohn.street, Liverpoial.
Sept. Thomas Keetley, of Sandia-cm, 'Derby, timber.
merchant,,at :ten, at the l'unch,Bowl, in Nottingham.
CERTIFICATES.
Sept,6. Charles Dunne, of burweston.street, Mary-le-
bone, surgeon. .
Stephen Shalicross and Robert Barnes, both of Manchester,
cotton.manufaiturers..
iohn Fisher, of Briesttield, in the parish of Thornhill, York,
white-clothier.
(anus Wiseman, .of LiverOfit; Master and mariner.
London, England, 1803-08-17

SALE of OLD WINES 'at LLITH.

•
WALKER, THOMSON,:and Co. Leith, havk
at .resent t Sale of the following %Vines; of
ranted qUaittiCS and ages;.
Port, Sherry; Lisbon, First and Second Growth Claret:,
vint. 470, Mountain, liucellas, Chantutca, a sweet IV in,r
of Portugal. •
The Prices .of this Sale will be found so much under
usual rates, as to seem to render necessary some accotilit
of the principles-on which Old Wines of warrantedluitiny
can be so offered. For tom, the Public ate respetiruq. Fe
retied to a small Publication, entitled, " Flints to Consumers
of Win.," printed for Nernor and Hood: (See Antijaeithin
Review for November tBox, and Monthly Review for April,
t8o3). . .

. .
Alter the period' orthe Sale, which will be about the,
middle of August, the Prices will be advanced.
W. T. and Co. are ex peaing from Madeira, round by, the.
West Indies; .a few. Pipes and Hogsheads of London Particu.
lar Madeira, (shipped by Murdoch, Masterton,
and Co. J„ of
very high CharaCter, Gentlemen- who purchase this Wine'
immediately on its arrival, will find the price and quahty
equally worth their attention The plan is to place them
as nearly as possible on the footing of being th own im. •
porters
The charges of sending Wine from I.eith to London, it i$
well known, are very ti Wing ; in the present case they Is
,
be found worthy Of no regard, compared with the advAiir.V
of Price. •
Leith, 3oth fuly, • ISo;., -

LARGE OFFICE-PENS PECULIARLY WELL CUl'.
THE evident Aavaotage of having Writing
PENS well cut and well shaped to the' Figures,
pf that-true elasticMould, as Ripe and Seasoned Quilts oniY
are capable of answering, and. bearing that nice exaatiess
of
Point::, which It eleint,nd open Slit will winder smooth al
to write any kind of Hand with pesfea treediSin
pleaskianess. .This circuntilanc: niust not only be very COD:,
,Venieht, but truly interesting to every •on in the °4•
)P -r • c
'Writing ; great pain., have been taken to seira'a‘pnve
of Prune Qttalitied and SeasorxdVaills for this porpos •
•ci
order to retnovo•tjteevil of-bad Pens, so justly and univers4"7
complained of in this' •
' Made and said by E. Williams (Successor to Pte, , • a...11M11
Stationer to the Duke and Dutcite‘s of oil i No. t, tr
Londoit. .
• • •
N. B. Old fens mended, and made AS
London, England, 1803-08-17

PORTS4IIO (If riv, 16.

YESTERDAY afternoon Their Royal 1-fighnesscs
the Dutras of YaRN: and CANtsttioGr. wcr.t from
this place, after having reviewed the Troops, For-
tifications and Arsenal, with. tihe whole of which
the Commander in Chief eipressed h s perfeet alp_
probation.
London, England, 1803-08-17

MOLD, FLINTSHIRE, Atm. 12.

Titottatt the flame of Patriotism may, in other
parts of the Kingdom, spread to a greater extent,
in no part does it shine with greater lustre than it
does in this little Town. The Corps of Yeomanry
Cavalry which was-embodied during the late War,
and which then consisted of no more than 30, is now
augmented to the number of .t 00,.: and, there is
little doubt, will yet increase ; and, during the
course of a few weeks past, no fewer than 600
affive young Biitons have enrolled themselves as
Infantry, to serve in' ails, part of the Kingdom in
case of Invasion : these exertions are the more
patriotic, as the extent of Country from which
the Cusps are supplied, is confined to the town
and vicinity immediately adjoining.

A very handsome subscription has already been
raised : Mr. Lt.or ts, of Trebierdd, has generously
;civanced with tna Guineas, and several other resi-
dent Gentlemen have come forward in a most liberal
wanner. Such is the patriotic spirit of this part
of His Majesty's dominions:---may chat of every
other be equally great !
London, England, 1803-02-26

DIED.

On Wednesday, the 23d instant, at Richmond, in Surrey,
EdwardT.Constable' -Esq.. of Burton. Constable, in "'older-
ness, in the East Riding of the county of York.
Op the:7.Bth of August last, at Trincornallee, in the ,East
Inches, Captain•Thorn4 I'4llh:tin,- of the Royal Navy}, in
the 36th year of his age. He was buried 'with. all military
honours; a Field Officer and a party of zoo men, of the i9th
Rightunt, attended his limeral and tired over him.
Yesterdair morning, at four ..o'clock, the wife of mt.
Lewis, Surgeon, in Budge. row, late of Hythe, in Kent.
On WedneSday, at his house in Lambeth, the Rev. Dr.
Pearce, Sub-deanuf the Chapel Royal:
On Thursday, 'at his house at Wilmington, County of
Kent, Duncan Cowbell, Esq.
Last i,v:.!ek, at his house in Qneen-square, Bristol, in the
64th year of his ago, Mr. Pine, Printer.
On the lath inst. at her lodgings in Bath, the Hon. Mrs.
Bagwell,' eldest daughter of the late Lord Graves.
hi-Size,lane, Mr. fulin Gabriel. Hoff-stetter, aged ;7.
Mr. Michael Wagon, at Cairutows, near Edinburgh, on
Monday the Lith instant.

SIUCA.),

%DAY.
India Stock
India Bonds
IS. to 25. dig.
fundable ditto prem. •
311 Exciteipter 13ilts dis.
Ornninin 3
hum. 3 per Cent. loft
Ditto Ann. it t.l6i
Ilank,for open►ng
India for Ace. •
Cons, lot April 7,i 2,1
London, England, 1803-02-26

xsrvz nAßmoivrc SOCIETY.

THE Exeter Ittrmoric Society held their Sixth
Meeting on the 23d, inst. The Room was filled
at an early htiur, and graced by the presence of
nearly the whole of, the principal Nobility tit)d
Gentry in the City and its neighbourhood. Among
the former were'noticed, Lords CLItFoIto,GRAv ES,
Ror.LE, and ARUNDEL.; Ladies CLIFFORD and
ROLLE ; Sirs STAFFORD Ii.NORTHCOTE, JOHN
DAVIE, JOLINDUNTZE, BULLER YAP,DE BULLER,
WILMOT PRIDEAUX, JOHN KENNAWAY, TkIW-
MAS GRAY ES, K. 13. ; Ladies NORTHCOTE, DAV I E.,
BULLER, and KENNAWAY, an 3 Sir ALEXANDER
HAMILTON, Knt. and Lady, Mr. BULLER, M. P,
eze. &e. •

The SeleEtion for the evening was most happily
chosen, and contitffied by T. Pt Latta w, Esq. (in
the absence of Mr. PArwoN). Mrs. Bit AMWELL,
gave " Fragrant Roses all entwined," by SALIER I,
with such taste and expression, as to merit and call
forth the loudest plaudits.
Mr. HANcocx, in chat beautiful Song of INCLE.
DON'S, " On board of the Arethusa," liter.tlly elec.
trifled the company ; and his execution of that
difficult Song was considered very little, if at all,
interior to Mr. IxcLEpou---Mr. PRIEST gave a
fine Concerto on the Basstion, which astonished and
delighted the: Au-dienee. The charming Quartet
by JACKtiON, Go, gentle gales, and bear my sighs
away," was sung in a stile of much taste and ex.
pression,. by Messrs. S. V. SPENCER, HANCOCK,
POTTER, and GAitkom.---IVICSSM SPENCER and
HANCO.CK afterwards sang 4, When Niehoias first
at Court began," in yo exquisite a manner, as to
give universal satislaftion, and in which they were
most deservedly encored.. Mr. SPENCER having, at
the particular request of the Stewards, favoured the
company with INC LEDOV'S "'Pest Captain," in the
highest stile, the eveninz concluded with the grand
Chorus, " The Horse and his Rider," from HAN.
otr.'s Israel in Egypt.
In justice to all-the Performers, we freely confess
that they afforded to the company present a' 'very
high musical feast.
London, England, 1803-02-26

NEW INVENTEP NAT/M.44199F BOOTS and
'

EDWARD. MOGGRIDGE, No. 4.4., Ludgate-.
hill, London, begs leave to inform his .Friends. and the
Punlic in general, that after many years atteraion anti expe-
riente,.he has' in otlti henr 110 0 TS.and SHOES, W ATE R-
FROO with perfect contidence.of :their being far superior
to any ever macie. He makes bile Shops and Boots
test tlcess
Water-proof,
.preserVing thel.'eat et 'soft and pliable: Ile
'induced to makt.-it• .this season
of the yearl .when , people of ,;tll . descriptions have', their
health impairett by, wet or chimp in the teet. ,Ile
metals them on shooting excursions, as • nn water can pne-
trate. Leather prepared in this way, 'has the advantage of
lasting twice as long as: Leather diessed itviliecontrnou war,
An article of such general utility will' no dotiht attract the
attention of the Public, and induce those Whir have areal
value for their health to apply at his Manutaaory, as above.
He has no connexion with any other Ilouse in London.
N. B. A large assortment,4 Boots and Shoes WaterproOT
and otherwise, constantly' kept for the East and Wist India
Trade. Merchants and Captains liberally treated with.

• -
;TO THE CURIOUS IN. FISH•SAUCE.
rrttE NOMITY, GENTRY, and 1 PUI3I4C in
general, are respedfUlly informed,. lOHN BU t; l SS
and.,SON,'s (ENUINE ESSENCE of ANCHO VI F.S,
continues to be
.prepared by therri -in the same manner that
has given such universal approrralion'ter many years past..
The long justly-acquired superiority of tlut, A nide, is
fully confirmed in the opinion of the Country' at linge, and of
Persona resident in all parb of Cie World, and having stood
the test of trial, -ranks n in the situation, it now maintains;
The general utility of their Essence of Anchovies_ and other
rich Sauces for &c. induces theni, from the numerous
Advertisements daily appearing, 'monition Families, Sec. in
purchasing the same, as rune is to be had of their Genuine,
but at their Wareilouseas under.

Every other Made in the oil Trade for Wilily use, of the
best quality.:
West•iitdia Merchanth Qaptains of Ships, &c. 'Officers in
the Army and Navy; 'supplied upon the shortubt notice for
the East and West Indies,Ac.' •

-—. , .
1' or ti4c toppvenOnc; of Families in Seetlkul, they
have alipuiriteil Ressrs. R. lohliston,antl. Co.' Edinburgh,
their stile' Agents for Oisli Sauces.

Warehous-e, No. EO7, corner of Savoy-steps,
London., . ,
London, England, 1803-02-26

SA' TU RD4 Y.; FEBRUARY 26, 1.803.

THIRD ENGLISH STATE LOTTERY FOR, iSo.
BFgins Drawing the 4th of April, )803.

THE —TICKETS are sold and, divided into
Halves, Quarters, "Eighths, and Sixteenths, lIA-
zARD; 'andCo. `Stock-Brol;erS, at their State
Lottery-Office, No.-93, under the Royal Exchange, Lon-.
don, and no-where else on their Account.
The Scheme consists of Four Prizes of 2'0,0001. Three of
tis)000l. Three of soc:I. and Others from zo061; down to zol,
to the amount of 392,0001.
*o* Country Orders, accompanied with short-dated Bills
on London, Post-Office Orders, or 'Cash, in Parcel by
Coan or 'Carrier, punctually attended to'; and Correspond-
ents may depend on being treated exactly on the same Terms
as if personally present.
MI Shares sold at this Office will be stamped agreeablto
Ad of Parlament, and also with the Crown, 'and round it,
" Hazard tend Co.'s Lottery-Office." •
'Letters, post-paid, duly answered, and Schemed gratis.

1-3 ICHARDSON, GOODLUCK,_. and Co. re-
spetifullY acquaint the Public, that TICKETS and
SI-HARES for the ENGLISH -STATE-LOTTERY,
commence 'Drawing on the 4th of April, 1503, are now on
Sajc, at their Offices, the Corner of flanit-Buildings Corn.
hill ; and facing the Gate of the King's Mews, Charing.
Cross, London.

SCHEME..
411 the Prizes to ha drAwh from the Wheel.
4 of ~C:z0,000 3 ' of X. re, coo
3 5,000 3
S Ort 30 -- 100
60 "--""*. 50 Is*soo
44,000 Tickets.
Capital,Prites, in the Yc4riBz, sold by-RICHARDSON,
,GOODI.V.CIC. arid Co. .

• " •
• NV.
43,752, In Share's, C .2o,Pef
• 7,105, In Shares,. 23,00 o•
26,471, viln Shares,
,-.- s,oig
48,318, A I hold Ticket, Zaocia
39,474 A Whole Ticket, s,OOO . •
d they are the.only Persons that ever sold in. Shares,
Two Prizes.of ,C. • .
No;.' t 2,80, anti 2.6,883.
Also, a great Number of 'Capital Prizes, in various Lot.
teries, too nuTerotts to particularize.
. .„.

EDWARDS's PRACTIeM. PERSPECTIVE.
This Pay was publishedwith Forty-one Copperplates, 410.
11. 545. hoards ,
A PRACTICAL TREATISE of PERSPEC-
-1 1 TIVE, on the Prineiplesof Dr. Brook Taylor.
by EDWARD EDWARDS,
Associate and TeacherolPerspediye, in the Royal Academy.
Pamphilus —Primus, in Pianra omnibus literis.eriicli-
tus
prlecipite Arithmeticte .et Geometricm, sine quibui ne-
gabat Artem'pertiei posse.—Pliny, Nat. Hist.
Printed for Leigh, Sotheby and Sun, York-street, Covent-
garden.

LATHAM's GENERAL'SYNOPSIS OF BIRDS.
This Day was published, 4to. al. 7s. 6d. hoards,
1 Al - . HAM's SECOND SUPPLEMEN'r, with
....4 Twenty-tbur elegant Colourcd Plates.
Supplement 11. (Vol. S.) to the General Synopsis of Birds.
By JOHN LATHAM,• F. Itr S.
*** Any of the Ibriner Volumes may be had.
Printed for Leigh, Sotheby and Son, York-street, Covent-
garden.

LEIGH and SOTHEBY's CATALOGUE for 1803,
This Day was published, A
- A CATALOGUE of Books, in all Arts and
Sciences,, in various Languages, to be sold 'tor ready
money) u the prices affixed to each Article.
By LEIGH, SOTHEBY, and SON,
Booksellers, York-street, Covent-Garden.
Where Catalogues may be had,
,(price is.) and of all the
Country Booksellers.
London, England, 1803-02-26

LONDON, FEBRUARY 26, 18034

YISTERDAY afternoon a Cabinet Council sat it
Lord HAWICISISVRY'S gifice, in consequence, sys
believe, of Dispatches from Lora WurrwoßTO it
Par;s. It is unhecessaty to add, that nothing o!
their contents had last night transpired.

Tuts morning a Mail arrived. An arti*
cle from Pitnna, states a relapse in the health of the
ARCHDUKE CHARLES, and that a Courier had been
sent to Milan, for the famous Physician MOSCATI.
A report is still continued in Italy, that tho
Island of Sardinia is to be ceded to England.

On Wednesday morning His MAJESTY, attended
by Generals GARTH anti MANNERS, and Major
DESBOROUGH, rode in Windsor Park, and in the
neighbourhood of Windsor for several hours.
The same morning, their Royal Highnesses the
PRI NC Rites AUGUSTA and SOPHIA, attended bY
Lady C. DORMER and Miss VYSE, took an airing
to Holly Grove.
We are happy to state that HER MAJESTY Was
so far recovered from her indisposition on Thurs"Y*
as to be able to take an airing, for the first time
since HER MAJESTY'S arrival at Windsor, in I
coach.and. four. HER MAJESTY was accompanied
by the PRINCESS AUGUSTA, Lady CAROLINE DOR'
MER, and Mrs. STANHOPE.
His MAJESTY did not arrive at Windsor on
Thursday evening, from London, till seven o'clock.
Yesterday Fier Royal Highness the PRINCESS
MARY'S cold was considered much better. Daiors
MILLMAN and TURTON still attend Her Royal
Highness.
On Thursday His Royal Highness the DUKE of
CM.SBRIDGE completed his 29th year.
The long-talked of Installation of fe Knights of
the Bath is at length finally fixed on. It is to take
place on the 19th of next May, in Westminster
Abbey.

Mr. rtrea health, we learn with concern, it
not so perfectly confirmed as to enable him at pre-
sent to undergo the fatigue of a regular attendance
on Parliament.
The Duchess of GORDON, we understand, with
Lady GloaplNA) is about to return from Paris.

b~

1

NAVAL NEWS.
HARWICH, 'us.

by
!ti.
ity

THE 4*a land Post.office Packet, Capt. 13%11)0E,
arrived froth lielvoetsluys with the Dutch Mail and

Pauengers ; and the Prince of Wale, Capt. HEARN,
arrived from Heliegoland, where he landed the
}lamburgh and Bremen Mails.
London, England, 1803-02-26

sion.

There is also a report, but which appears to
have no foundation, that the Batavian Admiral DR
WINTER, bad taken French Troops on board his
Squadron at Toulon, and sailed with them to
Sar4inia, where, however, he was not suffered to
remain by the Governor and the English Admiral.

ROME, JAN.I2.

ILLUMINATIONS and other festivities have taken
phee-here, in consequence "of the late promotion of
Cardinals : the illumination of the Palace of the
French Ambassador, Citizen CAc3.l; LT, was espe.
cially distingcished.

The Cardinal whose name was not declared is
now known to be BERNIiIIi Bishop of Orleans,
who signed the Coirordat.
London, England, 1803-02-26

This trey was publishtd, in :rwo VolA nrice 9s. boards,
AMODERN INCIDENT IN 'DOMESTIC
• LIFE.

. By ISABELLA KELLY,
Author of Madeline, Abbey St. Asaph, Avonthle Priory,
Eva, Ruthinglenne, Baron's Daughter, &e. &c.
Brentford Printed by and for P. Norbury ; and sold, by T.
Hurst, No. 32, Patemnster-Row ; J. Hatchard, Piccadilly;
Carpenter and Co. Old Bond-street; and Didier and Tib-
bett, St. Tames's-Strew.
Where may be hut, just- published,
The Mysterious Visit, a Novel• tounded on Fats, in :4
vats, by Mrs. Parsons., Also by the same Author The
Peasant of Ardeiine Forest, 4 vols. The Miser and his Fa-
mily, 4 vols.. And the,Valley of St. Gothard, ivols•
London, England, 1803-02-26

DUntry,

INT Tuesday night last, a poor man in the neigh.
bourhood of Kilhrue, had four sheep stolen off his
ground, the whole almost of his 1401 stoc:k : he
traced them to a geld near the Cross Guns, where
they, with six others, had been left by one-Kelly.
On application being made to Mr, Justice Godfrey,
he caused some of his Constables to watch the thief,
and when-Kelly came for them:to drive them' to
market on Thursday,morning, he was, after a very
close pursuit, apprehended, having ran near.a mile
across the cou'ntry. On his person was fOUrid
quantity of Bank Notes, of which he refused togive
any kind of account. ,He has been commicttd for
trial at the next Commission.

CALEDONIAN NEW HOTEL,

WILLIAM asSORNE, highly grateful for the con..
(limed and most liberal PatrOnagt of his Friends
aid the Public, :begs leave .to Inform, 'that in addi-
tion to his already very extensive Premises, arid in
compliance with the wishes of many respcitable Fa-
partial to aquatic prOspeas, he has fitted up,
in a very elegant stile, the above superb Edifice,
ieplete with every- Accommodation which can
.ren.
der a"Family Hotel comfortable. It commaild3 a
most beautiful and piduresqtre view of the, River
Thames, the three Bridges, with a pleasing Land.
scape of the undulated Hills_ of Kent and Surrey,
bounded only by the horizon.