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London, England, 1804-01-12

sognidatpr...w, 74Ar. ii.

On Monday, at midnight, our town was throws;
into a great buftle by the arrival of an exprefs from
Royal Highnefs the Duke of Curt , to
Colonel WOOO, to put all the forces in his dilirift
immediately under arms. Proper means to erred it
were inilantly taken—bugles founded the alarm, an 4
drums beat to arms. At that dead hour all was OIA
the alert. In one hour, from the arrival of the ex-
prefs, the whole Volunteer force in the town, confift-
ing of 320 Infantry, too Cavalry, 230 Sea Fencibles,
betides ayo Porta Rangers (then quartered on the
town), appea►ed dreffed and accou►red, at their re-
fpettive parades. Loyal fungi and rejoicings re-
echoed through the Meets, in conferprence of the
fpeedy profpett of meeting our daring foe, who was
then thought to be near at hand. Three cheers were
given, and all were about to march ; when, lo I
another exprefs arrived of a falfe alarm !

Whether we confider this fudden order fee arming
as arifing from an apprehenfion that the enemy was
on the coall, or a raft e perre, to put the celerity and
difpofition of the Volunteers to the tell. we cannot
contemplate its effeas but with the molt grAtifyinf
Litisfadion. The zeal, the willingneth the prompti-
tude of our Volunteers are new proved, and, we
doubt not, had there been an opportunity of ditplay-
ing their intrepidity and refoluuon, they would have
fully anfweted the ezpceation of the public.
The neighbouring villages loon caught the alarm,
and by four o'clock in the morning die following
Volunteer Corps were under arms :—Eling, Red-
bridge, Millbrook. North and South Stunehatn,
Hound, Hamble, Burfiedon, and the Itchen Ferry,
making, in the whole, upwards of 24c0 men.
Yellerday an order came from the Duke of Cu a-
AAAAA XD to apprehend three f.r fear Frenchmen,
upon the iftformati..n being crnveycd to him that
they were very bufy 111 ibn) Ing up gun-powder, bal-
lets, and bullet-m• olds. They, however, have yet
cfcaped dem:alms, but as officers are now in puristic
of them, we hope loon to hcar of their being taken.
London, England, 1804-01-12

DREADFUL FIRE.

A letter from Durham, dated Jan. IL fay,: " yeller.
day a molt diflreffing circumilance occurred here,
which threw the whole place, as well as the country
for many miles round, into the greateft difmay and
conforion. About two o'clock in the morning. Mr.
Sacvcor's cotton nsanufadory, which eomprifes a
very extenfive range of buildings, near Elvet church,
was clifcoveresi to be on fire. There premifes have
long been admired by grangers, on entering the
town, for their Ilupendous fize, and containing ex.
ally as many windows as there are days in the year.
The Durham Volunteers were immediately roofed
from their beds, and with the greatell alacrity beat
to arms-% their example was followed by the Lanark-
(hire Militia, quartered here. As faft as the military
afTembled, they repaired to the fpot %%here the fire
was raging with incredible fury; both Officers and
privates tiled their greaten efforts to extinguith the
flames, by carrying buckets of water, to aid the few
fire engines which were collected from different parts
of the town ; nothing, however. could avail. It
being now near four o'clock, the conflagration had
gained too much power to admit of any controtil;
its blazes were Peen for nearly twenty miles round
the country. particularly at Gatelhead Fell, Ham-
flerly, and Houghton-le-Spritig, which had a grand
and awful effect. By many it was fuppofcd the
whole town was on tire ; others anticipated Rill a
greater misfortune, and were pet-loaded that the Ca.
lamity had been occationed by the French, and would
not be latisfied of the contrary, till they had travel-
led to Durham in the courfc of the night, and learned
the fad. Great fervices were rendered by the Vo-
lunteers and Militia, in pi oteMing and removing the
property endangered by the fire. At (even o'clock
in the morning, nothing remained of the Itupendous
building but the fhell, the greaten part of which
fell to the ground in the courle of the day. It is
underflood here, that only 6cool. is infitred on the
premifes ; the ltds Inflamed will amount to upwards
of 20000 i. The new building and cottages facing
the road, ercaped being dolt oyed, in (-me mtafare,
owing to the little wind at tire time, but more p tr-
ticalarly on account of the how.- that was lying on
the boobs. which prevented the flames from com-
municating, or it is impnfroble to fay. where the
difaßrout affair would have ended. It will be a fortu-
nate circuit:ol2sec. if all the perfons employed at the
asannfaaory have efeaped being burnt to death ; at
recent it is not clearly afccrtained ; none, that I
have beard of, are known to be mans."
London, England, 1804-03-20

CHESTERFIELD'S LETTERS.

This day was pallificd,;eatiyprintedit7 4 vnls:dundecimo, with
a Head of the Author, a New Edition, price sin. boani., of
LETTEItS written by the late Right Hon. PHI-
LIP DORMER STANIiOI'E, East. or CIICSTRIMILLD,
to his Son Phiiip Stanhope, Efq. late Envoy Extraordinary, At the
Court of DreCcn ; together with leveret other Pieces on various
Subjeils. Puhlitha from the Originals by Mrs. Euzcnia S:anhopc
'lle sjth Editi al, In which are infested, in their proper Maces. re-
vere! Letters that were wanting at the time of their tird publica.
don.

I.cmdmr. Printed for J. Nichols and Son; W. J. and J. Richard-
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Where may be had, another Edition, bandfomely printed In
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31.33. boards ; alto an cditiondult publilbcd, in 4 4414. lima price
Ss. boards.

NEW EDITION OF MR.. GODWIN's LIFE AND AGE OF
CHAUCER. _ _ _ _

R. PHILLIPS i;;;lhefati,faetion to inform the
EL& Public, that in confequenee of the very favourable reeep.
don and rapid Sale of the Firtt Edition of Mr. Copan/es I.lre
and Ant of CUAVCIR, he has prepared a New Edition, in Four
bandfome Volumes Odavo, which may be bad of all Bookkikrs,
prise Tisserv.six Sim:Arms in boards.
&fides the Life of Chaucer. this valuable Work contains Mr.
ofOR • of his Friend and Kinfman, JOHN of GRP NT, Duke of Lao.
caller, and Vitus of the Progress of Society, Manners. and the
Fine Arts, from the Dawn of Literature to the chafe u. the Four •
teenth Century.
No. yt, St. Paul's Chureh.yard, Feb. 4. 1204.
London, England, 1804-09-11

IiAL4NII.

AIIIITSIDAN. Si,;. I —lt is again afferted, that
the title of heteditart King of Lombardy will be
conferred upon the French Emperor, it the new coo-
!lint/ion or the. Italian Republic, &tee the German
Emperor has now aliened the title of hcrediiary Em-
peror of Agana.
A resit number of bat racks are building along the
Felten coasts on the Charnel, that the troops may
remain there all the winter. According to tome ac-
counts. however, there bartnek, .rc intended for the
t(001`b of referee, which after the departure of the
firA, will draw towards the coaft in great numbers.
The exp-ditbrn en thefe account., they fay, will
fpeedily fail.
HACIVI. Aye. la—Wien:lay the extraordinary
fitting of the Ba'AVIAII 14,1:111111•C Body, which began
on the ,6th ins. wa. terminated. The fecret meet-
ings in thit frtung were intereaing on account of the
difinirrons which ut...‘ p; I( e on the arrangement for
the payment ,f an indef.,' :" y iu m.,ney to the late
Staahlsolder of Ibis kepOlk.
This arrangement, which had been ennlutled here
by M. Vasosa Goss on the part of the Batavian
Government, and by Baron d'Ysoi no the pan of
the Prince of Na Simi, was rejefled by the Legiik-
. • tom After much deliberatir,n, and even frequent
ceefertwees wi:h the Government, the Cor.vcntiun
Whkb his been propored by it was returned without
r being ratified. This refololinn was come to the day
before yelierriay. by a majority of t 7 votes to eight,
and was grounded on the report and conclufions of
the Commition of Finance. • The real ins by which
the oteetir; was indneed to refute its fan Linn to that
arrangeme;it have not, as yet. been made publics
but enough hat tradpired of the direution to 6griify
that the :an' .1 had been made in confequeoce of the
carrion` treaties. and rartlrni.arly the Conventkio
nth If ',ICC .111C11 11 4, .lit tort an the treaty orAtatiena.
Anaeltalithia_l3kat, Conte alUoe. vrbich is, DO doubts

rounded on the treaty or the Hagne of 1795 a the
indemnity which was tlipulated at Amiens by Great
Britain in ritotir of the late Stacitheder, for the
lodes retained by that Prince, both in his pritlle
properly ind by the change of the eonflitotion. WAS
by an means to he defrayed hy the Bataviats Refink-
tc, arid againit that the raid Reoblic was to tle
I, ratted by the French Gavernmrnt."
London, England, 1804-09-11

TURZ;:r.

Courriaerroorte, jutr 15.—The 15.)rte it now
employed, agreeably to the advice of its neighbours,
to.placiron a good footing revere' armies fur the Cup-
of the rebels and basulitti which dillurb its
Pre irrun
provinces, and to put the frontiers in a better hate of,
defence. Several. Ruffian flaips have lately pared
through the Strait, which, to the great fatisfaelion of
the Porte, under the prefent circumfiances, are car-
' Tying troops to Corfu. The number of there troops
is Tray varionfly reported. Some fay it is 4000,
others, that they amount in the whole to 15,000
men. The prudent forefight of the Ruffian Minitley
cannot be fufficiently commended. As they knew
the relllcfs chara4ler of the Turkifh people, and fear-
ed that the appearance of a great number of foreign
foldiers in the Ottoman capital might excite Turpiekia
and alarm, very few perfons were permitted to go
on Ihore, and there the populace coafidered roefelf
as travellers; and the more Co, es Ruffians sae rattly
feen in this city, except Inch as hare commernial deal-
ings here.

- I so.
London, England, 1804-09-11

GERMA\ r.

Rartszost, Ave. 27.—The following Note• ac-
companied by the P.tLnt containing the new title af-
fumed by the Emperor vi ith refpelt to his Hereditary
States, was given into the Diet on the asth by the
Envoys of his Imperial Majefly
London, England, 1804-09-11

Woking received different ktters from the Medi.

terisstess. *Os 'we leartretuit ibip
Toiosss, Cfspetia iiitsfiamess, %Web failed from I
%reams* skids • f ,Fearsazy, day ivich his Ma-

. _
jetty's this Momeetati {!lame unfortanately.burnt),
sad a Asst of fail, end arrived at Gibiaitite
the sth of Marchand et Maltathe sd of April, with
the convoy, all fate, detained and feet into Malta a
!hip under Greek colours, from Smyrna to Amaer-
dam, which has fince been liberated. She remained
a few days at Malta, and then proceeded to Patrols,
with Mr. Moolen and fuite, the Confol General of
the Morea ; pat into Zante to take three weals under
convoy, and failed with them the 29th of April. On
the :ft of May, at day fight, being quite calm, be
between Ithaca and Cephalonia, a privateer, under
Italian colours, boarded and took polf4on of one of
the consoY, which the Toisas immediately-perceived.
fent her boats armed under the command of Liente-
Dant Ostia*, re-took the brig, and captured the
privateer, with the lota of one man killed and three
wounded : Ike mounted three carriage guns, and car-
ried forty men, was
.ts&oss by one boat, with
only fir; ma cat Ward. Wilke the Lieutenant, two
oldie tea being fairer* rognied before they got
on board, mid the other Witt not being able to get
up. The privateer was'earried to Corfu.
'On the s&h of May the Tetises returned to Malta,
and proceeded to Lord Nesion'a &et, which Ow
joined so tile.stlo Juno, and received order...for Engl.
bads &aid from Malus 7th July, with the Awls-
cauttc Sind cirty fail, and was of Malaga oa this
6th of Augttike-rFor Come other iatereiliog informer
dock we refer oar Readers lo the fohjoised bittern.
London, England, 1804-09-11

LONDON.

TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER tt.
PRICE OP S I OCKS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK 2
Conrail, money.S4—ditto, account, 371.
°minium .617.
PRICE OF STOCKS YESTERDAY.
3 per Cent. Red Ann. OlUt Long Ann. Oka
3 per Cent. Coe. s7i}} India Bonds ts. Is. dif.
I 4 per Cent. thin Eleben. Bills, par is. (Ur,
S per Cent. Navy 921 Engtilla Tick. 211.
.5 Pc: Cern. 2797, lbut Confola for aec.37l

Important difpatches were yeflerclay received om ,
India, by Government, and the Eaft India Company.
The Malinger came Overland, ands we are concent•
ed to fiate, brings accounts of the renewal ofhoUili-
ties in the Eaft. The lktahvatta Chief, Hot.' aa, who
remained neutral during the late contell, has, Gate
the figning of the Treaty of Peace between the Bd.
tifh Government and the Mahratta powers, with
whom we were lately at war, fhewn evident marks
of diffatisfaCtion. He had infringed upon the boun-
daries of our territory, and war has been declared
againft this hoflile Chief. When the accounts left
Bombay, the Britins army had already taken the field.
Buds, is the account givetvof the caufe of this new
rapture. But we believe we (hall not be found fin-
g liar in a hope that evidence of its corral-
nefs will be laid before the public. No meafure* of
hoQility thould be lightly retorted to which may
commit the national charaCter. Pretexts for war are
often. but too eafilY found in territories fo far re-
moved from the feat of Empire. _ _

The difpatches left Bombay upon the 17th of May,
on which day General W fet out for Poona),
to take the command of the army. The merchants
of Bombay were giving,' upon the occafinn, a very
confiderahle pecuniary aid to Government.
The fame &patches give an account, that the fol-
lowing (hips had reached their regular deft ination :
The Neptune, STIWART. from China, is arrived at
Madras. The Carron, Shaw Rnchrufe, David Scott,
Friendfhip; Charlotte, Minerva, and the Shaw An.
drafcr, from China, with the fierauler, and Corn-

wallis, fro*, Goa, and the Crongara, from Bengal,
are arrived at Bombay; the Eire:, BONHAM, from
London, is alto arrived at the fame place.
They alto (late, that the Scaleaty Cattle and Mel.
ford, from Bengal to Bombay, were to fail in March,
under convoy of the BOMBAY frigate. The Lucy
Maria, Dawes. from Bengal to China, is mentioned
as having ben captured by the French fquadron
cpmmanded by Admiral Liao's. At the fame time
our commerce may be faid in general to meet with
little interruption. Five French privateers have been
taken. The fame advice: alto Rate, that the Eu-
phrates, extra (loop, failed from Madras for Bengal,
OD the tiSth of March. under convoy of the V,cvoa
(loop of war. The late* dates from Madras are the
itlth s &ore from Bombay, t7th May.
London, England, 1804-09-11

AUSSIA

PITSILMIGH, Ago. 17.—0 a the 23111,11sIstes-
MAL MAJIISTT accompanied the regiments of guards
from this place to Peterhof, to attend the grand ma-1
nceuvres. The reR of the troops followed the next
day, apd repaired to the camp between Peterhof and
Oranienbaum. On the 14th and isth there was a
general review of the whole army, divided into two
bodies, one of which was commanded by the Env,-
Roe, whohad tinder him Generals Vow Soca TILE'',
Count Bo:tioaernst, ttc. The fecond corps was un-
der the command of the Gland Duke Cow STANTON
and General KUTUSOF, General Bo:swarm m, the
War Governor of Riga, arrived heie from that city,
to be prefent at the grand manceuvres the fira of
which tent place yefterday. The weather is exceed-
ingly favourable.
London, England, 1804-09-11

DANAGgIIK.

COP4111:40.111. Auer. Itaffian biit• from
the Baltic, and deftined fOr the North Sea, anchored
this day in otar Road. • It is belieeed that it will be
(allowed by feveral frigates of the fame nation, which
are to proceed alto to the North Sea.
COPIIIINAGIN, A VOUST RUffillll Arta-
dron in vine road, confith of three Sips of the lone,
two frigate*, and a corvette. It is certain that they
will Pith threer* the Sve;4 Ite4 ereiZe feette 'eeks
in the North Sea. They have on board only therllll.
cell:try number of Mon, abundantly fop-
plied with every necelfary. No perfon here ever few
Ruffian fbips fo well equipped. The French Charge
d'Affaires at Stockholm, M. CAILLAIN tranfrnitted
to the Ckwertunent the ;maw Goitre/hay tefpefting
the french hereditary Tide of !emperor, but, as yet,
has received no anfwee. •
Hu SUM. Auo: 31,—A Raffia! Maitre, who patted
here in the month of Jaw, on his way to London,
gave Tome interelling details in regard to the war in
which the Ruffians have been engaged, on the fron-
tiers of Georgia, and the fuccefs of the expedition.—
The Lefghians, an unfubdued tribe, wh,. inhabit the
Caucafian mountains, having dekended from their
thong holds, and made an incurfion into the kaftan*
territories. a body of troops was ordered to march
againfl them, and having defeated them, drove them
back to their mountains. The Ruffians therefore,
have accomplifired the obieet of their expedition,
which was to reflore the fafety of communication
between Georgia and the other Provinces of the
Empire.
The preparations of Bale KHAN, which have ex-
cited great uneafinefs in the Tzar of Imiretia in regard
to the fafety of his territories, will, it is probable, end
in nothing. The Emperor of Ruffle' however, has
given to the latter a new proof of his friendthip, as
he has afforest him of his a&Lllance in cafe he Should
be attacked.
London, England, 1804-03-27

PiIRLIdAtENTART PROGEEDINGS.

HOUSE OF LORDS, MONDAY, MARCH is

L the Appel, " Aim.* V. Elphitikwo Naafi; Mr.
At was beard se.the paw et the Appian. The tar-
thee awlendee wee *greed to Whirfilay._
The Ink et beds* and tend private Mlle was broeshrop
froo" die Comma% wed reed a Sett doe.

Want iaTMl;idoaFloa; tas4lay geolosid tbs ANEW
Amapa at dm Ihr. _ _

Mr. lartito, ladpotbar.Gefterml at Evart. and Imparts, pre-
tented tome IPapara Mathis to tae Trade and Maolocks at Great
!duds; and to Acetone at the Wow and Sapendltare for the
pestment the Pod OdleaAetaoste.
71te Earl et Ulna= mewed Ic an Amnon of all fens et
woe, paid, at pm kant the Gomm= of Ireland, to pedalo
ads ntestry.
Lord HAWRESBURY brought down a Meffage
from his Majefty.fimilar to that fent to the Commons.
The Earl of LIMERICK would not Mier fa& an
opportunity, as that afforded him by the prefent
moft gracious Melrose. to pafs, without expreffing
the extreme fatisfadtion that he felt from this proof
of fpirit and loyalty on the pan of his countrymen ;
and he congratulated both parts of the United King.
doe, that the fentinsent. that their fates were
indif-
folubly bound together. was at length about to be-
' come the gemalopinion of all dales and defcrip.
tions of men. He was followed by Lord Carleton,
who Rated his fatisfaSion alto at theft loyal offers of
his countrymen.
It was ordered that his Majefty's moft gracious
MeNage Ibould be taken into confideratioo on Wed.
nefday next.
Earl SPENCER wined, that it Ihnold be gene.
rally underftood that the Volunteer Bill would not
be preffed into a Committee until after the reeds.—
The provificms of that Bill were fo numerous, and
admitted of fo much difcuflion, that be did not
think it polEble to confider them in a Commiuee pre-
vious to the recefs.

Lord HAWKESBURY acquiefced in poßponing
the going into a Committee until after that period,
although it would have afforded him greater fatif-
fadion if the Bill could have been gone through be-
fore the adjournment.
Lord GRENVILLE moved an AdJrcfs to his
MAJESTY for

&pies of an circular letter, relating to tle eseeutkm of the
Volunteer Ana:

Aa account of all fueh Volunteer Corps as did not claim ex.
emptions
An account of huh Volunteer Corps whore offers of fervice
do not extend to all parts or the kingdom, diltingulfWng the phwes
to which they are limited"
His Lordthip Rated, that it was his wifh that
thofe papers fhould be authenticated by a Secretary
of State, and fhould be delivered as printed.-LAd.
journed to three o'clock tomorrow.
London, England, 1804-03-27

PLOtILLA OPP SOULOGIIL

Done, MARCH 2s.—About too gun-boats cPme
out of Boulogne on Friday, with an appearance "
oft
refolntion. They kept. however, under the protec-
tion of due batteries. On Saturday there came on
heavy gale, which rattled the greats& alarm and
conternatioo among them, from thewprrent dan-
ger of their being blown of the cot& In confe.
queue otthis unezpeaed cireunlance, they got foul
of each other ; but part were fo fortunate as to get
back egg's. In the confuttoo one of them ron allsore,
'mother carried away her tuaf..and a third 101 l her
bowfptit. Twesay.feven found it Iropoffible to get
into Boulogne, but had the good fortune to reach
Wimoreaus harbour g and one was forced round
Caps Ganes. This totions fcene was vritneted by
the Panazors frigate, but it was not poffible for her
in approach the batteries. Our brave tars, therefore,
Were obliged to content thusfelvesartlh quizzing this
prodigious force, u they naturally regarded it with
the thane contempt as that who propofe to reduce
our mans of defence to loch Inferable craft, &e. &c.
Dzat,,t Mateo violent gale fsbna the

B. W. hls.tilu morning obliged 'theenemy's veireh
arhich bad tome out to fait (betters Ha have en-
-.
fared the newly opened putt of Vineereaal, and t,be
volt have got Into Boulogne Harbour. not, however,
*theta damage—se, by driving foul of each other,
lies of the bilge her format and bowfprit. ano-
- ;her her bowfprit, and a third herlibboons $ a fourth
wit obliged to bear up for Weis, with what damage
,could not afeettain, but do Axles many of their

imiliaberee fallainod injury,
gawk a&—Tbe whole of the Boulogne fqua#on
liars bean blown lg. 'The enemy, it appears, had

feventy.ive of their boats in the roads, but the late
gale caw on fo foddenly that very few of them were
able'to get back Cafe into the harbour. Seine were

driven an bore ; others were obliged to run for Ca-
lais ; and from the confufion obferved among them
there can be no doubt that they experienced a very
heavy lots. /Among the frigates which have arrived
here to reinforce the Iquadran is the Vieoluir, which
I am happy has not been found Co defeaive as was
fame time ago reprefented. The weather at prefect
Is moderates and therefore I ("page that our block-
ading (quadrat will fowl refame their nations.
London, England, 1804-12-01

• ,
t RiU,hoirever, I ad.mitl" rll atthe evil wheat
may be expelled from any atlinn to setnaitedfortinn
of mankind. is not atone to infallible ctittalapt of its
merits. The morality of it (as has beep ?Regained
by the adeakakisle Passe) mid be decnieclians con-
templation oT the good or evil which would reAslt to
fociety at large, it Ittoilar adjoin Were 3gelly
praidifed. That all breachee of the prole ur
(be the jollification of it what it may) have is ten.
deocy- to produce the iisoldion of it, by weakening
the confidence in its celeicy,-ia an axiom which ap-
pears Icatmely liable Wit chinial. How great a cala-.
mity the lots of it would be tothn inhabitants of Eu-
rope, can be appreciated by thee only who have been
ie the habit of reading attentively the habit, of even,
polithed nations before it was eftablithed—of obferv-
ing what accumulated hortrus marked the Reps of
war, before the warrior, by the certainty that he
thould have met with gentle treatment in cafe for-
'tune had declared agaiuft him, was taught to extend
it to a roll:ate enemy. • What unrelenting ferocity
difgraced the triumph of the conqueror ! how much
hopelels wrctchednefs was the portion of the van-
qniffied !
Sii.ee I have thus alluded to the atitients, allow
use, Mr. Editor, to conclude ibis letter by citing the
opinion of one of the wifeit of them relative to a
bug& of faith .plighted by an individual to.abpllae
Government ; and yet the cafe which C,csso daffi-
Cider- prefented at lead as many temptations to a vio-
lation, as can polLblv atrail an Englilh pri.hner in
Fiance ; and he floo.ke of an enemy, to whom it
would be no compliment to compare even the ftiidid
tyrant of the Gauls: "War itfelf has its rights,
which ought to be inviolably obferved towards
n,irt phatfrever ; and to alledge that faith plighted to
an enemy who fat bimfelf no faith, is void, is enclea-
' souring to jialify the guilt of infidelity by a vain pre-
tence." Such were the frmisnents of a Roman ; yet
a Roman, with all his oflentatioiss heroifm, would
have been a very. infufficient model of punitilious de-
. licacy to a modern gentleman, whore honour, whofe
pmud and jealous honour "dreads a train even as it
dues a wound." _ _

I am, Sir, your very bumble (errant,

♦TILIVI aictiLus.
London, England, 1804-12-01

that of the uth of jay, of which you (peak, his not vet reached
; it is with pluton that I inform you. Net your parka came
by a female way, and promptly to Its deMation.
Not knowlag any peon at Frankfort In whom f can entirely
confide. I pray you to addrefs NN your letters under an envelope
to wain cafe I receive a &Towable anionr from my
Government, we Own doebtlefs Sod as means of eliajdithina our
corrdpondence without being &Meat to fo much rifit id 6
I have the honour to be, tic.
Warfel in the knot, arrival at Worm, Alonday, Latesth of
September.

PARIS, NOVEMBER at.

' His Wines the Pore will arrive here a day I,ontr
than-the accounts which have hien publified of the
Rages of his journey led as to cupric.
The Bilhop of 0 fet out on the acith for
Montargis for the purpofe of receiving the Port, at
the head of his Clergy. The Legate Pets out on the
aid for Fontainbleau, where he will wait the artival
of his Sovereign.
Miasmata ss.—The deputation, confilling of his
EsceUeney Cardinal CANSACIIatt, M. Aseovitir,
Senator, and M. SatwavOats, Prefect of the Palace,
Arrived on the tub infant at Turin, at ten o'clock
in the evening. His Holinefs arrived in the fame
city at midnight. Cardinal Felice, who was delayed
on the road by indifpofition joined his Hoboes at
Turin. The whole party afterwards pnrfued their
journey in she following order—The Senator Asia
vitt' and M. Satstaioass fet out on the syth at two
o'clock is the mornings Cardinal Cassaaceces took
a feat in Cardinal Peace's carriage, sad they both
accompanied the Pore, who fen of on the igth at
fix o'clock in the morning.
Private letters from Cadiz Rate, that p loon as
the Governor of that city had heard of the attack
made by the Logi& on the Spaniflt frigates, he laid
an embargo on all the Englifis weals in that port,
among which was a frigate. The fame letters glen-
tion that orderi to the fame ((fed had been immedi.
ately tranfmitted to all the ports of Spain.
NMITZ, Nov. 15.51:11111C merchants of this town
have received letters from an inhabitant of Guadi-
loupe, who left this place about eight months ago in
a neutral fbip. which give the molt fatisfadory de-
tails as to the Rate of that colony. They grow a great
quantity of fugar, almoit as much as ist the time of

peace.
A number of perfons baviog areqibled at &t. Tho-
mas►s, a Danifh Wand near Guadeloupe, apparently
with the intention of difturbing the tranquillity of the
latter gland, two French privateers fucceeded in car-
rying off thole perfons, and bringing them
to Guadeloupe. where they bare been placed at the
difpofal of the Colonial Gotenosseet.
London, England, 1804-12-01

LONDON.

SATURDAY, DECEMBER 1.
PRICE OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK.
Cackle, away', 581...att0, for Jan. ace. s9l-oaanium 9

Letters were yeherday received from Cadiz, by
way of Holland, dated the 26th of Oaober, which
is a week later than thofe received by the tall Li'bon
mail. By thefe we are happy to learn that the fever
had fo far fubfided in that City, that on the sith of
(Maher, the number of deaths had decreafed.to 3!,
which included thole who died in the hofpitals. The
rains and cold fcafon had juft fet in, and the molt
fanguine hopes were entertained, that a few days of
Lich weather would reftore perfel health. The or-
ders ',trued by Government, prohibiting the admann
of veiTels, eicept thofe laden with grain, had been
revoked, and veffels of every defcription were ad-
mitted as until.

The merchants in Cadiz had bat juft learned, at
the date of the above letters, the differences that fub-
filled between the two countries ; but they exprefs
their hopes that the bufinefs will be amicably fettled.
They further add, that they were certain the Court
of Madrid would fully concede to every thing re-
quired by our Government, fooner than enter into a
war, afilifted as Spain is with peftilence and famine.
At this time, however, it mull be recollefled, that
they were ignorant of the capture of the Spanifit fri-
gates,which appears the more extraordinary, when it
is confidered that this affair had taken place threeweeks
before, and within two days fail of the port of Cadiz.
By thefe letters we are alfo happy to learn, twat
the fqvcr at Malaga had completely intnided ; and
that the inhabitants who had fled from that city were
daily returning to their homes, and rerouting their
occupations.
Letters from Leghorn, dated November the 34
mention, that the fever had raged there with great
vi‘..salCC, and at one time carried off to the number
of 3o perfons daily r the aloft rtfpeaable of the in-
habitants had retired into the country. At the date

of 'the at
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irx.r.

Rows, Dec. ty.--Laa Friday arrived here the
Prince Cass a 1.1.0 Boum est, with Me Lady Parmaa,
the filler of the Fiery Coneys,- The nett mongol
the Prince went in grand gala to a private audience
of his Holineft. Oa Sunday the Primers appeared at
noon. for the firli time, in the Ccafo (the principal
erect in Rome, as a place of public parade), is an
open cabriolet, drawn by eight bodes, which fbe
drove alone. to the great alkaillowent of our Roman
Ladies, kraal times up and down the Coda On
Tnefday. file was prekatod, with her enother.iwlaw,
by the Cardinal Fuca, to his Haack who received
her, not in the garden palace, where 'Ladies we
Commonly received. but in the' Papal Palace iefe4l.l
which is only ufaal in the cafe of perfons of the greateß 1
eminence.

LA Monday died here the Portage& Autbatra-
dor ALtigilDift de Soma Ho&um, is •the sia
year of big age.

The report that the French are allembling a eerie
of 17,00 ts men, with a guest quandty of ardilorts'
near Lesmiso. is without foundation.

TURIET.

CONSTAIITINOPLIII Dec. s...rfilltquility any now
be expiated to be fount reamed in Egypt. The
Grand Seignior has addreired a Finnan to the Dem
by which be pardons them their former toutdua, and
goanunses their continuance in Egypt as before. un-
der condition that they &all annually fend confider.
able prefents to Mecca. pay the tax called the Mire,
(a land-tax) and agree to a new initiation dazes.
The Beys have already accepted diets conditions.—
The Capella Padua has been reconciled to the Grand
Visiothy the intervention of the Grand Seigsiml and
it is herd the dillartrances in Randle will sow form'
be entirely quelled. The rebels have retired from
Rodolth. The Englith Ambsfador, Mr. Drummond.
before his departure. had a fennel audiencee of lave
of the Grand Seignior and the Greed Baler. He re-
commended with mach caricature ah aceommoda•
Lion of the ditketes witb the Beys in Egypt.
London, England, 1804-10-05

LONDON.

FRIDAY. OCTOBER s.
PRICE OP STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK:
Cuntol. money 361—for ace. $ 7-omoluin 6 prem.

PRICE OF STOCKS YESTERDAY.
Bank Stock (hut India Stock 1764
3 per ecnt. Red Ann. (hut India Bond.. t. a 51. dif.
3 per Cent. Cou( 37 564 57 Imp. 3 per Ct. 5411
4 per Cent. 'hut Imp Ann. 9! ty•t6
Excheq. Hilts, 11.• as. di.
I per Cent. Navy 89 i 89H
5 per Cent. I 797, (hut Omnium 6 prem.
Long Ann. (hut Enplifts 'rickets. 191. rte.
Short Ann. (hut Confols for ace. 37! 37!

Laa night arrived the Hamburgh Mail, due on
Sunday. The articles which it furniates will be found
in the preceding columns.
This morning art ived a mail from Lifbon, brought
to Falmouth, in the DIANA packet, in 13 days pattage.
By the Krar man of war, arrived at Portfmouth
from the Mediterranean, we learn, that the deflruc-
tive difeafe which has fo long made its tavages in
Malaga, has now reached Cadiz: Its &It appearance
was on the 2d of September, and on the ph, when
the KENT failed from that place, upwards of zoo
perfons were (aid to have become infefted wi:h it.—
Every precaution has been taken to flop is propel's,
and foldiers were placed before the houses of the In.
feaed inhabitants, to prevent any communication.—
It is conieaured that this difeafe r.. 3 brought into
Cadiz. Ity fevcral of the inhabitants of Malaga, who
lett that place immediately after the fecond (hock of
an earthquake was felt there. Our accounts from
7\1.113r.A are up to the 25th of Anglia indrifive, at
which ,irre the fever was then raging with great vio-
lence. On the tOth, t7tli, and IS.], t:,c .;:adts
aia.runted to upwards of 135 paft.a.s.
London, England, 1804-10-05

PRIVATE LETTER, PARTS, SEPT. 26.

While you are hilly in England, (peculating upon
the dettination of our expeditions and armaments
from Brea, Rochefort, and T-ulon ; while you are
fending them fornetimes to Sicily and Sardinia, 'and
fometimes to Ireland or Egypt ; the general opinion
in our political carries is, that of the three of thefe
fqnadrons that have land troops on boas* two are
degined for the Brazils, one direaly, and the other
after it has, on its paff:tge, placed a garrifon in the
ifland of Madeira. Every one, who pretends to any
knowledge of what is palling in the political world,
alfeits as certain, that the Courts of St. Cloud, Ma-
drid, and Lilbon, pet teal), underhand each other, and
that before Las tiss left Portugal and Bovailosvmx,
quitted Spain, every thing was fettled between thefe
three Powers, with regard to naval and military rue-
Conrs ; pecuniary contributions, or territorial ocen.
pations. Before BoSAPARTI quitted Aii.l2-Chaßellei
he held a Council of Military Officers.tind difpatched
orders to Boulogne, Bell, and Taoism. to ham.
as it is fupistifeel,the execution of his meditated plan of
invaGon. Letters recently received from the wellan
and fon•hern coats, do not mention any extraordi-
nary aftivity in thefe fere:al ports; nor contain any
account of the failing of any graet or flotilla. That
every preparation, however. is made for the purpofe,
is evident, as even the heavy at tillery from Befancon,
Metx, And Luxembourg. has been lent with extraor-
dinary expedition to the camps upon the coah ; and,
within thee ten days, upwards of t6OO ammunition
waggons and caiffons have paged through this capital
for the fame deflination. Yellerclay, general MU tart'
the Governor of Paris, publiffied, by beat of drum,
an order to all officers belonging to the reginaents of
the Army of England, now abfent upon leave, to join
their refpeßive corps, before the 4th Vendemiaire,
year Is, (she 26th irritant), under pain dining pu-
nghed as deferters. Even Officers, who are Members
of the Legit] ttive Body, and'of the Tribitnate, are
not excepted from, the. operation of this order. Many
here are weak enough to believe, that Bo AAAAA va
relies more upon his ferret adherents in England, than
upon his army And armada from Fiance ; although
every public and private information from England,
thews the fallacy of (itch an expellation.
London, England, 1804-09-20

'

- 1

• •
tia the nth *akar, input at nastier hietiee.thrUei
o'clock in the alternate, ;as fait a IliAht ,fhock.of is -
carthqsakt. and vain co the atitit of left mooch, at. •
tato'cloek at night, we bad two, pay fevere7fisMas:
whiCh really made us, as well as the whole hook. -
bake extremely. We expedied the beams.. of, dig
kook immediately to fall; ho wrier. we have hither- •
tnefcaped, and I Rill hope we &all. Ots the asks
duel took, place betweep.Major,Cott.iiis aad•Dirr
UMW., tirgeon, both of the 6t regiment 0k1.'47;
latter was wounded tbalgh the body, and it was an%
ogled mortally ; bat he is now,-I sanderßand, swirly
out of danger. The Major has been soder cloreip;
reit ever fence; he bad °Wined leave to go to Eno
land by the prefent convoy, had not this unfortuntitst
Icircomftance taken place. The spiral, I catio4
learn perfraly, but underalad it originated at this
Cape of Good live, four years ago,
.whea the htn.•
or threw fosse reflation.= Mr; Burros as a pro.
felhonal roan ; it was thought to hare been fettleelat
the time; but by Come of 'the boys of the regiment"talking about it, it broke out again, and this late
doell was the refult. On the part oldie military, poi .
thing has occurred ; and on that of the navy Leff
NBLSOM Rill remains with all the line of battle Rapt:
off Toulon, and we age (onetimes two or three,
months without heariaLasy thing of • them... I en•
derfland the French haat been out of Toulon tore
or three times; but Lord Mina, who Is extra**.
anxion, cannot bring them to an engagement.
-Several of our °lacers ate going home 14. dab
sees on leave of aWence ; therefore we
aid
frau
that, we (hall Rill be kept in quietnds, d not only
lame of out reginieut, but claws -of all the relOs
ments here; are going on have,
The garrifon is in good heakh, antwiddlanfrog
the image beat of the weather; the thermometerhas
beep the laR three days at 86, in a room fhadedfropi
the fun, with a thorouph air through it.
London, England, 1804-10-02

TO THE FACULTY.

AGENTLEMAN its NU and genteel prstlice as
Surgeon, Apothecary, and Man-midwife, in a retpedable
Market Town, in the W.lt Riding of the County of York, is de•
Growl to difpofe of his band's. Any perfon wilting to engage in the
concern. may be accommodated with the lioufe, Shop, and ev:ry
ether convenience; alto Medicines, Drugs, Ike. on reafunable
terms. An adequate pumiunt will he ei:stcicd. •
Letters (poll paid) addread A. li. :VLSI s.Prelt and Co. York,
will meet with due attention.
N. P. It is requeßtdshat none hut e:entlemen of liberal educa-
tion will apply, and principals cnly will be tr&ted with.
London, England, 1804-10-02

A LARD.

WM. FRANCE, St. Martin's Lane, Upholder to
his Majelly.hcgs molt refpeetfuly to acquaint fuck of the
Nob lity and Gertry as have ddinguithed him by their patronage,
that alt.r the agth Inftant, owing to his being difpoffeffed of his pre-
fent Refidencs, by a recent Pale thereof, he will (umiak% his Wi-
nch at No. 3 t,II, %bele he earneftly :Wicks a continuance
of their favours; and where his grate'ul recolketion will always
prompt a ftrenuous endeavour to defervt them.
St: Martin's Lane, Sept. 24, 1904.

ONLY FIGHT DAYS To DRAW:
THIRD DAY TO MORROW.
THOSE Perfons who intend hAving a chance to
obtain one or more of the Capital Prize, in the prefent Grand
State Lottery, are saintßly requetted to be early in their purchafe,
it being the only opportunity that oflirs this year.
State of the Wheel.
3 • - PriiA of - ‘IO,COO
Prizes of - . to.oeo
3 • - Prizes of - - 5,000
S Prizes of - spa°
&e. See.
Tickets and Shares (warranted Undrawn) on Sale at every
I .icenft.,l °Mee.
London, England, 1804-10-02

TO NOBLENIEN AND GENTLEMEN.

WANTS a fituation as Agelit or Steward, a very
refpcdtable Man, who has been regularly bred up to Huf-
bandry, and has a general knowledge of Conlin-. hufinefs: buy-
ing and felling (lock; underftand accounts well, the value of l and
Timber, Ste is wt.:l acquainted with the various Scils of many
different Counties, with the different 111anore, and ways of (fill-
tivation, (particularly that of and Nor( .Ik.) The mutt
refpedlable reference will be given, and fccurity if required.
Shimid this meet the eye of any Nublewan or Gentleman who
have a vacancy of this kind, may depend no the Advertifer's utmo,t
affiduity and attention, to do juflice to Lis employer, and to ac
quit Abaci( with credit and refuedt.
A line addreffed to B. W. Peel's Coffee Houle, Flcet-fireet, will
meet with due attention.
London, England, 1804-09-18

MALAGA, AUGUST 14.

" The following is the report of this day by the
Faculty refpetling the diforder raging at this place:
" We, the eadeentratel Parnebria testify, that tw eptdmobral
diciare preiaas'ae Mums at peifesh! kto fart of sift'or ma-
lignant fever, GmiU•r to that which rages to many ether pass if
Spain; and lt has of late to mach fabfided, due oat of so peopSt
taken 111, only five &al, whilft on iu Srlt appearance kr died obi
of so. We hope, that hy'the of gentle medicine, end by tak-
ing the ceeeffary precautions of fumigating the honks where the
Wolfe has to it vat Soon difappear."
•Signed by all the phyzciass of the plaa•before the MegUtraem

By the Gnttenhnrgh mail we learn, that the home-
ward-bow:id fleet from the Baltic had been forced? by
blowing weather, to put Into that port. From Yar-
mouth we are informed that a fleet bad pallid the
back of the Sands fuppofed to be the Baltic Fleet.
(See our Nautical Intelligence.)
From Gottenburgh we are alto informed that the
Ruffin 'men of war in the North Lea have been
felted by @refs of weather to put into • liarbt,ur
about moan from that place.
Private letters by the Gottenburgh Mail (late, that
a sew levy dreamt' for the Ruffian army. has been
erdsvid a diferent parts of the Imperial dominions,
and tile; a large fom of money for the ufe of the
Ktng of Swedes,. Das lately arrived at Stockbu;nl

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London, England, 1804-01-24

PRUSSIA.

Isamu, Dec. 3r.—The Serene family of Orange
Fulda are arrived here with their bike, and have
been received by their MaJellies with the moll cordial
Joy. The Palau, Liebman, has been fitted up for
ties, and they will refide there during their nay
barb Prince Gustavus, of Mecklenburg Schwerin,
h arrived here from Ludwigfloß. Great prepare-
dons see making for the reception of the Prince('
of Hasse Hussain. It is hid fome new regula-
tions are on the carpet in Sunny for the advantage
of the Jews.
Jaauaev 3.—Prince Loots Faunctiets of ProlLa
is arrived bete from Magdeburg. The firillen pre-
cautions are taken in all our ports on the Baltic, to
prevent the fpreading of the epidemic diflemper by
gips from Malaga.
7.—The Heteditary Psince of Osaaee,
ties of Foto*, has appointed the Dutch Generals
.unts ll,NT,ata and 81/LAND formerly his Adju-
ts, the Sea High Steward, the hated High Chant-
,in at his Court.
.1 we hear, the fume eonfovt of Prince Wittrare
'roll• is to have to,oco dollars pin money, and
so.ooo dollars jointure. The mart iage centre/4s are
toy llgned I,y .our blit.itlers and by the Plenipo-
tiary of Homburg.
IT the late enumeration of the inhabitants of
than, it appears that the pnpnlattt it amounts to
g 3,1211 (ma., czthereve of the f•ldicrs of the gar.
stnn, and of their wives and children. The num
tar in t SOS wa. 1179 kfs. The honks are In num-
►er 7411. Mete are 6815 wiJows, taro divorced
women. 379, men, t 1418 we men, and 306 mat ried
',ants-12781 eititens,43B2 Frenth,s3a Dohemi.
and 3636 Jews.
London, England, 1804-03-29

;relined 01111 to hiss any occafion of tumult for the
fake of gender, Of this defcription Ireland, like
every (Agit einantry, had its Owe ; but he was con-
Siettr, theitoras,no portion of his Majelly's domi-
nions, wherein thereat bulk of the people were more
firmly attached to histdajeity's perfon and Govern-
men, whatever might be their difference of religious

faith.
Mr. CALCRAFT could fee no ground for preci-
pitating through the Houfe a meafure of the prefent
nature. He bad been informed by a Militia Officer,
that Conn of the offers of fervice made by the Militia
Corps of Ireland had been merle fo far back as four
months ago. If fo much time had been allowed to
elapfe before any communication on the fubjea was
made to that Houfe, be was at a 101 l to figure on
what ground a few days &odd be denied them to
confider fo important a matter. He could not ap-
prove of taking away any of the force from Ireland,
which he conlidered the weakeit and most expofed
part of the Empire. He would rather be of opinion,
it it were alked to what part an additional force ought
to be fent, that Ireland flood moll in heed of it. If
we accepted of fuch offers of fervice from the frith
Militia, would it not be expeded that we (bould make
Mailer offers in our turn ? He felt a jealoufy that
this was in, the contemplation of Miniiiers. At all
• events, he would appeal to any Itifh Member in the
Rode, if fuch conduk would not be looked for from
us. He clought we ought to paufe before we adopt-
ed Inch a Rep. • He, for one, hoped he ihotild never
agaia be forced to go round iris Corps fasitias (as at
a genersl eJeilion) each individual to offer his Cervices
for'his King and country.
Mr. ADDINGTON explained.
Mr. CALCRAFT aired, if the Right Hon. Gen-
tleman bad any objeaion to lay before the Hoofs the
dates of the different offers of fervice
Mr. ADDINGTON hid, that he had none.
Sir JOHN NEWPORT sod Lord CASTLE.
REACH explained.
Mr. ELLIOT and Lord FOLKESTONE &p-
-lotted the amendment.
Mr. ARCHDALE and Lord de BLAQJIERE
oppofed it.
fkransers were then excluded from the gallery, but
the original addrefs was agreed to without a diviGon.
Adjourned at half Mfi eleven o'clock.
London, England, 1804-03-29

PREVENTION BETTER THAN CURE.

j'HE known fafety and unprecedented faccefs of
R. YORK MEDICINAL. SOAP, for the prevention of a
CERTAIN istaimaxa, hands unequalled, confirmed by proofs jr•
rtfiftsble and beyond contradidion. 'this valuable Pa °tor-
LACTIC b fell (only) at No. 23, Sttatitaalptoll (treat, COTCOt-
Garden, at Ns to, Piccadilly, and No. 46, CoechW. loon 4s
duty and Thiele included & or three hoses in one packet, half a
guinea. Where alto may be bad, ALEXANDER:I SPECIFIC
INJECTION, complied of the molt approved and gentle De•
TISCINTS, which, for oriental. DaaILITT, w , &C.
Is perhaps Impalor to any remedy ever Wand to the public, hav-
ing cffedted a flicedy and radical cure in cafes of eight, tin, and
fixteen years flooding, after various other mane had failed. Bot-
tles N. feakd up, with diredtioas.
N. R Sent to any pat of town oe country by dire Ming,
pelt-
age free, to Alexander and Co. 23, Southampton-Suet, Covent-
Garden.
London, England, 1804-09-27

JMERIC.!.

' Yetterday we received accounts from New York,
dated Auguft 17.—His Mak fhip LEANDER, 21'
Tiv,:d off there on the t 7th, having fallen in with the
fhip Hibberts, of London, (which was formerly
taken by a French privateer, and carried into the
Havannah r) fire was bound from thence to New
York, and manned with French and Spani-rds. She
was commanded by an linglifliman of the name of
HAYNES, who laid he received the charge from a
Merchant at the Havannah. He pretends to have
given fecwity to the French captors for rendering
the (hip and cargo, anfwerable at the New York mar-
ket, on his charge of the above. (hip. Capt. SKENE,
of the LEANDER, thought proper to detain her, and
has fent her into Habil:.