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London, England, 1804-09-27

FEMALE LEGION OP HONOUR.
LES ON DIT, OA AUMOUAS.
(Frees Los Nsewila a le Mai., MroSdor Bath, Ycar XII. or
July 59, aSO4.

0. a (rumours fay), aat a Female Legion of
Honour is to be decreed, and that the model of her
fez, her Majefiy, JOSEPHINE, the firil Emprefs of
the French, is to be proclaimed by a Senatuf Loll:ham
the protedrix of this Order. Who are t be ail the
grand Officers, we have not heard ; with the creep
iron of Madame Bonaparte. the mother, their Impe
rial Highneffes the Pi 111CeirtS Jofeph and Louis Bo-
naparte, with ItIC IT Imperial HiglinetTes the Prin-
cefres Bacchicclii, Santa Cruce, Murat, and Borg--
here, Commanders of cohorts, are laid to be Ma-
dame
Lucien and Madame Jerome Bonaparte, Mad.
Talleyrand, Mad. Tallien, Mad. Recamier, Mad.
Rancour, and Madame Ramufat. Madame Fie• '
hault is to be the Chancellor, Madame Geniis the
Secretary, and Madame Staehl the Treafurer of the
Female Legion of Honour. Every lady, who has
written or intrigued for the revolution, who has fie-
quented clubs, who has married Sans-culottes, who
has been divorced from noblemen, who has denounced
arillocrats, who has fung at the fealls of the Godders
of Reafon, or preached in the temples of the Theo.
philanthropifts, who has bought national property,
or fquandesed away her patrimonial Oates, who has
aeled as aide.de-camp to generals, or as a miflrefs to
the officers and foldiers, defaao, iMember of the Fe-
male
Legion of Honour:
.

On efit (rumours fai ), thatMadameContat,Madame
Dugazon, Madame Do Lannois, Madame d'Lltaign-
vine, Madame St. Hilaire, Madame Lafnes, Madame
Augereau, Madame Getmetife, Madam:- Menou,
Madame Purdan, and Madame Fouche, have pre-
rented petitions to obtain cohorts.
On di (rumours fay), that the decoration of the
Members of the Female Legi•in of Honour is to be
a liar faflened to a tri-coloured garter over the left
knee, with thr inscription plus u'ira, and that, in fu-
ture the drefslowns, petticoats, or chemifes, of fe-
male Chevaliers, are only to reach four inches above
the knees. They may wear drawers, but thefe mull
be of tri-coloured

On dit (rumours fa)), that the chapters of this
order are to be held in the pavilion of Flora, in the
Caine of the nuilleries, and in the Palais Royal.—
Their reception will rake place on the Emperor's
Coronation Day, and they will receive their decora-
tions from the Emperor's own hand, in the Palais
Ro-yal, in the pretence of all the female invalids of
that place, and of the neighbouring flreets. Ma-
dame Lucchefini will officiate pontifically, and will
be the firft foreign Lady who obtains from the Em
peror this order of Revolutionary Honour..--lisni
foil qui to y pelf( I .
London, England, 1804-09-27

FROM LLOYD'S LIST.

aaaß MIND, Still% ad.—Pared by the Crown, Cdfrey, from
Monads ; Two Friends, Dale, firm Tobago ; James, , and
tit Thames, Black, from &Mum ; Icnprf, Shute, from
; Weymouth, Weldon, from Malta t Hazard, Cafe, Iran
Pillau; Fortuna Catbuina, ---, from °Read Hanlon, Clark.
and the Sovereign, Sale, from Demerara. Salted Lk Haney, At.
Haiku, sod the Concord, aldbod, for ElLnore.

Yelerday difpatches were received from Admiral
TKOR.IIIOROUGH, Uff the Texel, dated on board the
Ear: s, of 74 guns, the ISt!, inftant. Several move-
ments had been obferved among the enemy's rails,
but none of Inch importance as to lead to the fuppo-
tation that they would immediately put to fea.
Lord ISfacvn.ss ye fie rday came to town from Wins
bledon, and tranfaited hufinefs at the Admiralty.—
His Lordlhip is expeeed to take polreiGoo of his honfe
at the Admiralty in a !hart time.

Earl CAMDEN had yellerday along interview with
Vikount bitty:Lt.', at the Admiralty.

A convoy for the WeR Indies is appointed to fall
from Cork on the rA of November.

Notice is given. that a convoy for the trade bound
to Tonningen, will be appointed to fail from Lettla
Roads on the 4th of the enfuing month.
The convoy from England for Oporto arrived off
the bar at that place on the 4th of September, and
the 'diets for Lifbun, in the Tagus. on the 6th init.
On Thurfday the fleet from the Baltic, under con-
voy of the fiche and Charles armed (kips, arrived off
the Humber.
London, England, 1804-07-11

THE NOTED BL4CKMAN.

A correfpondent on the Coal is very much alio-
nifhed that the Admiralty does not take Come mea-
fures to clear the fea of that defperate adventurer,
BLACKMAN, by fending forme fall•failing cruizers in
perfuit of him. Bxac [MAN calls himfelf an Ameri-
can, but is really a native of Ireland, and fails from
Dunkirk in a brig, Paid to be a remarkably good Mi-
ler. He always cruizes between Cromer and Flam-
borough head, and has made a great number of cap
tures on the North Celan. He tend. them in general
to Norway, and has been fortunate enough to get
molt of them conveyed in fafety to the Continent:—
About the beginning of IA war, he was at Guern-
fey, and had with born a gang of fixteen or eighteen
who, as well as himfelf, were in difguife.
A very fail failing frouggling brig took on board
there a cargo of contraband goods, and previous
to her failing, went into the roads, where (he lay a
night or two. BLACKMAN and his affocintes laid a
plan to board her in the night-time, and having fuc.
:ceded, carried her to Cherburgh, where he fold her
cargo and fitted her out as a privateer. She failed
to fill, that (he eluded the vigilance of our cruizets,
and fet him upon his legs; but he became fo well
known on that part of the craft, that he found it
moll prudent to (hilt his quarters to Dunkirk and
commit his depredations on the Northern coal, which
lie did the latter part of Lail war, and the whole of
this with afloniihing fuccLfs. It is really a difgrace
to our navy that fuch a fellow fhould be petznitteJ
to harafs our trade fo long with impunity.
London, England, 1804-07-11

LONDON.

WEDNESDAY, JULY r t.
PRICE OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK t
ConL for July 5711—Reduced 561—Osmium 5 to 51 rem.
PRICE OF STOCKS YESTERDAY :
Bank Stock 1551 iiii India Stock 1694
3 per Cent. Red. 5 1-1 India Bonds as. dif.
3 per C. Conf. Ann. nit Imperial 3 per Cent. 55
4 per Cent. 7.414 lmperial Ann. 91 9 t 6
5 Tr Cent. Navy 9190} Ezcheq. Bah, par ta. prem.
5Tr Cent. 1797 OH 9911 Oninium 51 5 prem.
Lung Ann. 161 11-10 Coafols for acc.57111

The Ratement made laR night by the Right Hon.
the CHANCELLOR of the Excuse:Lova, is of no in-
conftderable importance to the monied clafs of the
community. He Rated, that it was his intention to
create no new Stock till the la) payment of the Loan
fhould be made; and that, under the circhmßances
of the cafe, every Sulferiber to the Loyalty Loan,
would, according to his propofition, receive for
every tool. New s per Cents. one hundred Old 5
per Cents. on the loth of ()Reber next, and on the
sth of April a Bonus in New Stock Co the difference
of price of the Old Fives on the toth of 041ober, or
tool. in cafh : but that Government would referre
the power of paying in money, if they found the Old
Fives too much depr:ffed.
In anfwer to Mr. DINT, who Paid that owing to the
fmallnefs of the Vote of Credit, a large Into would
be wanted by the end of the year, he Rated, that he
' was ignorant of the grounds of the Hon. Gentle-
, man's opinion, either as to the extent, or the time of
L that Loan.

The Ealt India Fleet, under convoy of the Cut..
UMW, Admiral air EDWARD Przt.tw,°failed yeller-
day mot fling early, confitiing of the followirg flips,
viz.—

TOR MADRAS, lIDNDAL, AND DADRA!:
The Balza° Capt. MIADOWS.
FOR MADRAS AND BRRIG•L
thMTRO KINGDOM - Capt. H. Yaaar.

POR 141DRAS

AIRLT CAMS

Capt. J. MAcKi mr ose.

Woac aaaaa

Los!) HAWIIIIIIVIIT
Doc' Of MONTIOSI

... Worn,.
..-- TemsaiLL.
- PATIRION.
London, England, 1804-05-23

GIBRALTAR, APRIL. ty.

The &irate Coop of war arrived here on the
7th, from Lord Nat‘ow's fleet off Toulon. which Ile
left on the 3oth ult. confllling of nine fail of the line,
all well.

a The Matosymit arrived to-day from Mogadore.
where flit had been fent with a furgeon from this to
the Enr►soa of Moaocco.

APRIL 20.

" Yellerday the Lars , with the Totowora,
ACHHION. and Erw* bomb ketches, with a con•
voy of feventy.two fail for this place and Malta. ar.
rived here in ten day+. from Portfmouth."
London, England, 1804-05-23

Paris, on whore Arrival that Ambaratior arembled
in his palace, all the French refiding at Conitantino-i
ple, and having communicated to them the papers
relative to the Naivety of the late Paris cestfpwary,
he ordered a Colman re Doan to be fung in all the
churches under the protation of the French Entbary,
as a thankfgivieg for the prefervation of the We of
the FIRST CONSIM.
London, England, 1804-05-24

and yet it is not eery to fee bow the evil can be pre-
vented, without eaufing a facrifice in a commercial
point of view.
The greater part of the annual fubfidy paid by
Spain to France, is carried home to England, by
Britilb men of war, from Cadiz ; and from England
remitted in bills to Hamburgh, where it is paid to
the French Agents. Within thefe two months, the
following funs are Rated to have been (hipped on
board the following (hips on account of the French
Government, though nominally coi.figned to mer-
chants in London, viz. by the DIANA, 500,000
dollars; by the MONMOUTH, 462?000 dollars; and
by the Garnet's, 640,000 dollars.
This is the only Cafe mode the Spaniards have of
fending their (liver to France, which conftitutes tht
greater part of their remittances, and it is attended
with great advantages. The dollar at Cadiz is
worth only four (billings and a penny, and in Lon•
don, at the time thefe particular remittances were
made, their value was about +s. 9d. which yields a
gain to the French of about 7 per Cent. after paying
freight, infurance, and commi(fion.
It furely deferves the confederation of Government,
whether our (hips of war mould be permitted to be
the carriers of money palling from Spain to France,
to be employed in paying thofe very armies which
are deßired for our defiruelion.
_ _

The gold can be traufported from Spain to France
on mules, but the flyer, which forms three•fourths of
their mode of payment, is too bulky to be conveyed
a long journey by this mode of conveyance without
great delay, expence, and inconvenience. A million
Wing in filver requires 3000 mules to tranfport it,
allowing each to carry five hundred pounds weight ;
and the journey from Cadit, where the treaties, is
all landed from South America,eannot be performed
to Paris with a train of loaded multi in refs than two
months. whereas by the prefent mode, it generally
ieache Paris in lets than five weeks, with a profit of
per Cent. and without rifle, after paying all ea-
pences.

Another Hambntgh Mail arrived this day. By
thit conveyance sccounts have been received, that the
Ruffian troops which lately arrived in the Republic
of the Seven Elands, have taken polleffion of an the
important pont., and that the fortificatites bate been
iepaired and llrengthened.
The molt important article received by this Mail,is
one that appears in the Peterlburgh Court Gazette
of the eft inftant, and which is given in the fol-
lowing meaner :

ST. FETERSBUStOI4, MAT r.
A Copy of the following Re.fcript of Ilts bars-
ilAL MAJISTT to Count Maacotr, Counfellor of
State, dated February is, was read in the Dire Ling
Senate by Prima Prig!
London, England, 1804-05-24

LONDON.

THURSDAY. MAY se.
PRICE Of STOW THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK
Coifed, ter Judy 561...Redeeed 55*
Ozonises reereey, .pressme.ititte. tor Jane. 4 914
PRICE OF STOCKS YESTERDAY
Raab Steck is iss* Media reock 174 t7s
3 per Cent. Red. 55t55* oidle Sods,
3 per C. Cool Sot dap. 3. per Cenc
4 per Cott isfif Milt 5 per Cent.
per Coo. Navy 3411 Erehot MM. 3e.
5 P4r Cog. 1797 93 Conf. er ate. s'
Ans. a 6 7-a Onuthava 4 sf 4 pros.

Difpatches have been received at the India Honfe.
which Rate, that the fquadrea under Admiral LINO'S
had attacked Fort Marlborough (late Bence*len). in
the Ifland of Sumatra, dearnyed the Roves, and done
much other damage, the extent of which was not
known. Private letters, however. received by the
fame eammlalsce, add, that Admiral Llama hat
setually taken the fettlement. with an EDO& frigate,
which, was lying in the hatbour. It is with concern
we find ourfelves obliged to incline to the latter ac-
count, as other difpatches. fuppored to relate to the
fathe fubjea, were received at the fame time at the
India Bottle, the contents of which have not beta
made public. Had they been favourable, it is pro-
bable they would have tranfpired. The firfi men-
tioned difpatches were forwarded by our Arobafradoe
at Liam. who had received them from the Govern-
ment of St. Helena, at which ifland a Portnguefe
' Indiaman had touched, and communicated the above
intelligence. The Indiaman was not, however, the
only authority. We underfiand that *deices to the
fame effeet were received by the Government of St.
Helena from other quarters. Letters from Captain
PLISIDIRS, at the Mauritius, alfo announce the lofs
of his Majeßy's armed veffel the PORPOISE.

We announced yeflerday the arrival cf a Lifbon
Mail, and laid before our Readers fuch articles from
Spain and Gibraltar, received by that conveyance,
as feemed deferving of notice. We have [lace had an
opportunity of feting letters of later dates than thofe
we noticed yellerday.
The Gibraltar Newfpaper of the 28th of April
fays—" It is certain that a divifion of the Toulon
fleet, confiaing of five (hips of the line, nod three
frigates, has been out for a few days; hut, on being
chaced by our fquadron, they returned to Toulon
Roads, within a (hors ditlance of which, the AMA•
zos frigate took one of their merchant brigs. It is
mentioned that before the capture took place, a French
Mgate. and three or four fail of the line, foccelifively
came out to her aflame. They withdrew, howe.
var. on being met by an equal number of ours, and
left the brig to her fate."
• Letters of the fame date from the garrifon Rate,
that the divifion of the Toulon fleet above alluded to,
never ventured above a few leagues from the hap.
boor, though they might eafily have made their ef-
cape, had fuels been their defign, is our fleet was
hear the Wand of Sardinia at the time when the
' Fiends velfeh bra came out.
The 441,r110N Laih.i from Gibraltar on the 22d
ult. with a convoy for L fbon and England, but re
turned nest morning, o•• ing to •he rin.l cominc
Letters from Cadiz of the 26th ult. Ilate a cireom
aitnce, couch cozht net to be paired over in ['thrice
London, England, 1804-05-24

NEW LUCCA SALLAD OIL.
Jul wired, per tin Dania. Ship Superb. j. NUM Matte;
from Lcg.lwa.

THE Nnbility and Families in general are refpea-
folly acquainted a large quantity of NEW and CURIOUS
FINE SAI.I.AD OIL is arrived per the above Vella
FAIHiLIES In TOWN are regularly attended to (or their Coin-
milfiens,•ead 14$tied with SWIIIIIIff Store for their Country coo-
(empties ; the great nicety of this Aeticie. requires no further
continent. Alto. upwards of yOOO lbs. weight of the true GOR..
00NA ANCHOVIES, of peculiar fine Savior for Sandwiches,
by the fame conveyance, to be had of the importers.
JOHN BURGESS and SON, No. toy, Strand, London.
N.B. Their much tEamed Mare of Anchovies prepared as
deal
London, England, 1804-07-16

nukor, yur.r ro.

Satnrday Mr. Join' Monis. of the county Dublin,
and Mr. WILLIAM WDsamorr, of the coontyWed-
meath, farmers, State prifoners, confined Come time
back in Kilmainham Gaol, were liberated.'
Yellerday. Mr. Partici Dunn. and Mr. joint
Pax-reason, State prifoners were tranfmitted from
Kilmainhara to Naas gad ; they are refidents of that
town.
The batteries of Wellmorland, Camden, and Cat%
lifle for the defence of Cork harbour, have been put
in complete order—their ditches have been deepened,
their embrazures new (added. and many of their guns
mounted on triverfe carriages of Inch a confirnetim.
that a fingle man can point the heavieß at-pounder
in any named direction. They are mannedirith a
feled detachment of the Royal Artillery, ale, e of
the garrifon battalions, which is now as expert at
great gun exercife, as if trained in the pradieieof
Woolwich. The new fortrefs intended on Spike, will
be a regular hexagon, the area of which will compre-
hend nearly half the ifland.—Cafemetes, bomb-proof,
ire to be Erected, capable of lodging more than sow
men. When the plan is completed. the place will
be, in the firidell fenfe of the word, impregnablei as
the memorable attack on Gibraltar demonfirates.tbat
no marine efforts can fucceed when dppofed to red
hot (hot ; and no enemy can affail it by land, for want
of room to make the regular approackes--the want
of water hitherto complained of has been abeadantly
remedied by the excavation of a Inca excellent well,
in which no diminution of water has yet been per-
ceived, although exclufive of the garrifon of Weft-
niorland Fort, sso workmen and 3o borfeb, are daily
fupplied from its coerce.
London, England, 1804-07-16

Ws day was pablicd.
E OFFICIAL DEFENCE .(11' GENERAL
TrioßEmmwtore the TRIBUNAL at PARIS. Tranilated
dram the original French Copy, which has been fuppreiTed at Parb..
'nu intcrcaing and able performance eltablithes that great On.
sitars t
he to the fulleit manner, and thereby equally efts -
Wins the roman
that preva In the Tribunals at Paris. On
she whole. as an authentic piece. It is one of the molt interefling
documents relative to the Rate of Francs that has appeared at any
time kite the Revolution.
Printed for Longman, Hayti. lees, sad Orme, IPaserwsita,
raw; and fold by l. Newhard. Piccadilly ;W. Miller, Bond-Bract ;
and W. J. said I. itichard, Royal Waage.

Osmoses, Just s6.—The armed veffidest
grand flotilla completely fill our road, but they are
prevented from joining thofe at Boulogne by a arcing
divifion of Englint (hips.—Fort Bonaparte will be
finilhed in the courfe of the year ; and our road and
harbour will then be capable of protaling a fleet of
too (hips of the line.
TouLou. Juin 16.—The Englifh fleet is again in
fight, and we can °We've ten (hips of the hoc and
(even frigates. We are incelantly employed in the
equipment of two (hips of tha line, the Superb and
Bellona, that we may have a more equal force to
attack our infulent foes, and expel them from the
Mediterranean. But it u probable that, inflead of
waiting for our appearance they will repeat their
ate stassecuvre, sod owe their fafety to eiht I
All TW Ca 1,, Ills t :43eitity ex g
peBed here
in the courfe o a month to inf our naval improve-
ments. and great preparations are making for his re-
ception. The Left 74 gun (hip ever built to this dock-
yard will be launched in his karma. together with
a frigate of 44 gums, to be
jorephiss. The
number of flupwrights will fpeedily be augmented by
200 Dutch and 300 German artificers. Two new
-ms and 6 gun brigare ready to fail fa; Flufhings.
London, England, 1804-07-16

AT LONLlaare ftftliAlb TO-MORROW.
to anima after 9
ea minims after 9

HIGH WA
Morning
Ahernane

HAVING dedicated tnyfelf to the Rudy, and bees
gratified by the molt ecediderable predict la that brumes
which I thought groper to fele& 1 true that I have not more mil-
employed my time than thole who, In the eitenfiee field of the
profeLlien, are oceafionally ensnared In uncertainty, and exeunt
always attain that forcers which is acquired by concentrating the
knells-Goal power to one ads of &feeders.
Thee!Scares of DPBILITY are peculiarly deluding. for the►
bring with them a train of concomitant (regimen, sod, by a 4e-
prciEnn of all vital energy, exiftecce itleif bereescs embittered...v.
Whether they arife from the prevalence of 01 maniple, thedeftree-
dye habit/ of fchonl-boys, or the Indulgences of maturity, they re-
quire the molt allidunus profelEenal grill; but by the titmouse
of unedocated met, the freptiests are aggravated, sod the come-
tution is deftroyed.
At a MEMBER of the ROYAL COLLEGE°, SURGEONS,
I ground my pretenhoos on regularity of educed on; and reeding
m -Ty privilege to prattle:, I feel myfelf entitled t o that coat:dace
with which !have hitherto been folibenhy honoured.
In the fire foliations of local wr.►nd►, early applic.itinn
wilt
prevent the calamity of a debilitated frame; but where the fur-
Meer, from a crofennenee of the unmattlinefs of the vice which
caved his misfortune. is fistful of the contempt or cenfure of Mt
family playficito and broods over his infirmity with careful con.
malment, it mitt be fattsfadlory for him to be *Eared not only el
capability of treatment, but alto of the-melt inviolable fecrecy.
And in recent Venereal Complaints it Is polEbk to prevent pall
danger or Mares ; in the meth complicated cafes It is the acipdeilis
mint of ceelsfive mpenence in this hoc to teed a Wei cacao,.
and fpeedy ren.ftabltenent
I offer the advantage of this openenee to theft of Atha fez Who
are afilidted wit► any ►ind of DEBILITY, of any (feminism, of
VENEREAL. INFECTION, and le Ai cafes the terms of raw
aeration are fisted on the fire Interview.
Parents In the country are eapedled to Wide, Bank note, and
ate [(quelled to Ipecify their age and manner of living.
MARTIN BREIL
Venrber of the Royal College of Surgeons Is I code&
Na sq. Arun !el erect. 5."...1.. new • I' empte Bar

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LONDON : Printed sad publidad by LEVEL. KENT. r.lot Can-
terbury•plact, I Idebedk), at tic STaa Otric lE. Ns s, Ca y•
&n*. roused aft at tlc StAa Orncs,
London, England, 1804-05-12

NEW INVENTED HATS.

IN eonfequenee of the very great cnmpLiint of late
of the bad quality of Hats, has induced Mr. HARE, of No
yt„ Strand, who bus traded there there ao years, to try the ea-
rthman of Miahly Mole's Fur with Beaver, and which he has
found to anfwa his moil ardent expedlations, not only for their
durability, which, on trial, wIU be found to wear out near two
loch Hata as are made in the ufual way,the Mole Fur makingthem
fo much hater, and of a cl 'Gs texture than the various coarfe Furs
Oat are niggly made ufc of in the manufattaring of Hats; and,
with ether good qualities, the Fur will not come GC which has
been %mach complained of, of late as well as their taking a molt
beautiful Black, and which will retain their 4:dour and bale& the

inanufaanter of his own Hit% be fells than at tbe low vs-et of
ft 3/ !tamps ineladed. Dimwit( a varlay of anny and navy bats,
Mang dittos patent elk hat/slivery hats, apd isadkiand Children's
r here, *Tautly trimmed; worthy the 'tie:lpm of Merchants for
exportations—Mule Skim bought ut any gnanuty.—Letters about
Mole Shins mull he pod-pall.
London, England, 1804-07-18

" RUMOURS OF INSURRECTION.

gt For the laR three or four days reports have pre-
vailed in this city and the adjacent counties of 114
intended infurreilion. We are not prepared to
give implicit credit to there rumours, neither will
we fay that they are the offspring of malice or de-
fign. The late (pith of combination amongft the
tradefmen muy have given them birth i and yet it
is infmueted that the meetings were not held for
the porpofe of regulating trader and wars. bait Inc
eilserpw•pofu and aseesingr. We hope this infrou di ifs
will prove unfounded. It would be a matter of re-
gret with every friend of Humanity. with eve' y g sod
Mamas. mould any defcriprjun of perfuns be blond
Co rah u toaffume a revolting difp,slition against the
exifting Government of Ireland.
"On rats nay o—the anniverfary of the French
evolution--of that extraordinary convullion which
has deranged the intelleas of Europe—and by which
all dißinaions of Nobility and badges of Slavery
were deßroyed, only to strife in forms more prepor-
bayous and abiedls.-ots obis day, when, perhaps. the
Er-Repoblicans will (wear allegiance to a fillcm,
againa which they have (worn repeatedly eternal
hateedos this chip it is apprebentled ;hat

! 146 PIT.
London, England, 1804-07-18

MARK MD.

A few days (Ince, at St. George's Church, Hanover-Iv:are. the
Rev. M. H. Lufeombe, of Cleaver, near Windfor, to Stif.
mood. daughter of Harry Harmood,Efq. one of the Commialorcrs
of the Navy. •
At Edinburgh, on the toth ina. Captain Andw. Brown. of the
r royal navy, to Mira Hcic Campbell, third daughter of Thomas
Campbell Efq. merchant.
On the sith MR. Alexander Mitchell. Ffq (late of Jamaica) mer.
chant, Glafgow, to Mira Retina M.Caul, daughter of the late Dr.
William MCaul, at Whithorn, In Galloway.

At Bathwick,Aames Stephens, Efq. Caniatod-boide, to Mr.!
Boyd, widow of ugh Boyd, Efq. M.P. for the county of rtutrinil
and niece to Lord Vlfcount Gcsfurd.
Lately. Mr. T.Orger, printer, of Hugh WyCombe, Bucks, to
Mils lyres, of the Windfor Company dennedians,now perform-
ing at the Cheimdord Theatre.
At Edinburgh. on Tburblay fennlght, the Right Hon. the Earl
of Roden, to Mifs Juliana Anne Orde. gotrogrift daughter of John
Orde, Efq of Weetwood, Northumberland.
Thomas Charles Stuart Corry, Efq. of Reekeerry, county Mo-
naghan. to Mils Anne Dillon, reread daughter of Sir John Dillon,
of lannUen, county Meath, Bart.
London, England, 1804-07-18

iCCLES3ASVCAL,PIomonoxs.
The Arc Magas Pett, D. D. Principal of St. Mary's Hal. Os;
ford, b preralte Ito the Arebdeaconry of Carling, void by the rt,
llgnatlon of the Rev. Arehdestoir Patty.
The Rev. itithard Hawkln Hutchins, D. D. Fellow of Exeter
College, Oxford, hu been prefented by the Rtflor and Ftliowa of
that Society to the Redory of Raverßock, in the county of Wilt,
and Diocefe of Salifintry, void by the death of the Rev. Emariud
May, M.D.

BIRTH.
At Loftus Hifi, the Right Hen lAdr Emil! Henry, of a fon.
London, England, 1804-07-27

fe health I propofe we (hall drink with three titnes
three."
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This health was drank with the greateft applaufe.
Several plans were then propofed for the further.
ance of the interefl of Sir F. Burden ; and the bu ,
nets of the following days in the refpedive divifloos
methodically arranged.
About half part tight o'clock, Lord W. Ruffell
left the room, amidtl univerlal plaudits ; and
Mr. W. SMITH was called to the chair. He com-
menced his Prefidentfliip, by obferving, that as there
was an interval in which no one had any thing to
offer of more importance, he would beg leave to
propofe a coal. Me had not to mention the health
of our Noble Chairman, Mt departed, for that had
already been entinefiaftically drank ; but he would
propofe Another Member of that illuftrious houfe,
whole virtues were numerous, and who, except in not
being fo well known, yielded nothing to the Duke,
his departed brother :
The Dear of Bra
This toall was drank with three times three, amidit
wniverfal plaudits.
Sir F. &mom. came forward, and (poke to the
following purport—" Gentlemen, though I am going
to leave you, I am fore you will employ the re-
mainder of the evening in fuch a manner as will Moft
effedually conduce to the promotion of the interefis
of that great mule in which we are now engaged.—
I am now obliged to depart, in order to join in an
adive csnvafs for the remainder of the evening.—
Before I leave you however, it is my will: to give
one health, which. I null. will be dear to all the
lovers of the liberties of England 3 I propofe to you
the health of

The Patwcz of WALLS:
Which was drank with three times three, amidft the
molt unbounded and reiterated plaudits.
Sir F. Burdett then withdrew, amid(' the buzzas
and applaufe of the meeting.
Among the Noblemen and Gentlemen prefent, we
obferved, the Earl of Guildford, Lord William
Ruffen, P. Francis, Efq. M. P. R. Adair, Efq.
M. P. W. Smith, Efq. M. P. Brogden, Eft).
M. P. H. C. Combe, Efq. M. P. with a long lift of
highly refpeetable Gentlemen, whole names we can-
not mention for want of room. The whole company
amounted to about three hundred, and never did an
evening pars away with more order, decorum, and
perfea unanimity.
A little after to o'clock, the whole company had
departed in peace and good order, to renew their ef-
forts in behalf of their favourite Candidate.
It is but jutlice to Mr. Simpkin to fay, that the
dinner was good, plentiful, and well ferved, and the
vines excellent.
London, England, 1804-05-15

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F• •
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NiACIII.A•IL.

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WASHINGTON.

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PARLIdNENTARr PROCEEDINGS.

HOUSE OF WkWS, MONDAY, MAY 14.

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The farther hearing upon the hilt Appeal Caule, Rowe v. Pa-
ver, was papaw&
putfel were finally heard relative to the Scotch Appeal, the
etif Oteertfiterry sr. M•Murdo, via. Mr. Alexander on the
port of tie Appellant,in reply. After which the Lord Chancellor
propofed to defer the fattier canfideration o: the cafe till this day
fennight, in order to afford the parties an opportunity of fettling
the affair between theasklves, lhotdd they be fo incited, in the
interval. His Lordltip took occafion to ohferve, that he certainly
thought the cafe a very hard one however, when Individuals
thought proper to appeal to that Houfe for a deciflon upon their
rights, they were to be judged according to the haid and Immu-
table principles of arid right and juflice, which unitormly dic-
tated the decieems of their Lore& ips.
The farther eonfideration of the cafe was, nrceably to the
Lord Chancellor's motion, adjourned till Monday fleet.
The Bills upon the Table were forwarded In their refpedtive
Baps f--Among thete the Britdh and frith Loan Bills, and the
fevers! other Finance Blue, were refpeddively yalfaL through a
Committee, and reported to the Houfe.
London, England, 1804-05-15

LORD RiLWARD!N7

The Order of the Day Leing moved for the cor.ll.lerstion of the
Mane refpeding his MaJetty's intention ol fettling an an-
nuity of 'souk on the family of the late Lord thief juttic.• Kil-
warden, of Ireland, his Majetty's Me( .gc was accordingly nil
The LORD CHANCELLOR qt.itted the Woolisck and,in
the abfence of his Noble Friend, moved a correfpondie; Addrefs
to his Meleftys on the occaboo of his MGR Gracious lkleglige. He
WO confident that but one opinion. feeling, and (entiment could
pays& the Houle upon the occegori; for his own part, and (peak-
ing as • proicilional man, he was convinced that no went. in the
Englith language could be better applied than thole in his Ma-
jefty'S hleGge, which charade:Red the late roblc and worthy
Chief juftice of Ireland as an eicellent and tiprtht Ntigilirstc."
fps Lordfhip then moved the Added's, which was ioltam we... 1
At.. ill: and the Lords with white Raves were direeted to prefent
the (sine to his Ililgjelty.—Adjourticd ti.l to-morrow.
London, England, 1804-03-17

SWITZERL4ND.

Bum Face. ,3.—The interelliog intelligence of
the complete and fpeedy evacuation of the -Helvetic
cantons by the French troops is folly confirmed--
The letter in which Citizen Mara. sat ihe Minifter
at War, bas announced this =afore to Mr. WATTIIII•
wvaa, the Landamussa of Switaerlancl, has been
publicly announced. This letter was brought hither
in three days by an extraordinary courier. &patched
to the Minifter of the Confetkrstiop. who immediately
made known this intelligvne to the Cantonal Go-
vernments by exprefs. The following is a copy of a
letter fent to the Landasaman by the Frenchblinifier :

Ia eonfequence of the affuranee given to the FIRST
Cnusuz, that perfea tranquillity prevails at preen
in Switzerland, he has thought the farther flay of the
French troops in that country fuperfluous. The t ath
regiment of Haus, which has been transformed
into the 3oth regiment of dragoons, has confequently
received orders to repair to a fortrefs in France--
The fame order has been given to fuch part of the
a7th demi•brigade as fill remains in Helvetia.

The FIRST CONSUL las meekly charged, on this wallow
the Muffler at War to announce to his Excellency the Landsat-
ran, diet in all ago when Franck troops spay be judged natefibry
for maintaining tranquillity and the adt of mediation, equally Im-
portant for the Inter& of the French republic, and that of the
Italian republic; no faetifwe will be too grist foe the Finn Cen-
sus., provided he can astute the peace of the Helveds republic."
The number of the French troops Rationed in
Switzerland, has been lately reduced to the Both re•
giment of dragoons, and three compauies only of
the 17th regiment of infantry. The latter, divided
into feveraf detachments, have already fet out for
Hunningen. The dragoons will march on the 16th
of this months and take their route towards Gencva.
London, England, 1804-03-17

ITALT.

Mean. Fan. 111.—A part of the garrifon of this
city has marched to Bologna, and will. probably,
repair to the kingdom of Naples I though we do not
know for what reafon. An officer from Gen. Si.
CTN.'S 811.17 arms. that they have cards to caon
plain of the Neapolitan Magiffratcs. who are not
ray favourable to the French ; and that the Gene.
ral in Chief has, in perfon, laid his grievances be-
fore the Court of Naples. and demanded fatisfaftion
for feveral intuits offered to his troops.
Leonean, Faa. eonfequenee of an order
from the French Commander. an embargo was yef-
terday laid on r 6 merchantmen in this hsubonr. Of
there are 4 Imperial veffels, a American. 4 Raritan.
a lonian, a Denali, i Ruffian, and I Genoefe. The
general opinion is, that thole veffels are to be preffed
for the conveyance of French troops to Sicily.
London, England, 1804-03-17

DEAL. MARCH 16.

Nothing new of any kind has tranfpired fine my
laft, except that fome firing has been beard from
Boulogne. The number of fhips which failed yet:
terday with the IMMOICTALITII to be funk was Ga.—
It was Lieut. Rows, not Rases, who deftroyed the
two veffels, as mentioned in my letter of the 14th.
The weather is remarkably fine, and almoft a calm.
Several outward-bound Raft India (kips came down
la* night and this morning.
London, England, 1804-03-17

34NDG.ITE. 147.4 R DOVilt, MARCH 16.

Fated by here yellerday feveral fail of large (hips
laden with Bones of confiderable dimenfions, intended
to block up the harbour of Boulogne. Several pilots
have been engaged by the Captains of the Sea Fen-
cibles at Folknone, who, it is reported. will embark
in the firß divi(lon of Rone•(hips at Dungenefs. We
Jo not expe9 any camp will be formed here before
the latter end of May. Some alterations are to take
place in the regimon” Rationed at Dungeucfs and in
the front of Hythe. General MOOR& continues at
this place.
London, England, 1804-01-25

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FROM THE DUTCH PAPER&

HAW) I, Dec. st.—We are informed that our ex-
traordiorry Emhafry to Paris will Rey there longer
dile was waled, and that it is not to return home
till thortly alter the new year.
They write from Milan, that Loma --Rowaraara.
who intended to remain there for the winter, had
precipitately let off for Paris, on the receipt of a
courier.
The Mother of the French Emperor is thought to
be (tall at Milan. _ •

••••
ROTTIMDAII, DEC. 21.—The late difference be•
tweet) the Members of our Direetory and the Freeeb
Ufurfer will be tar from having a good effeet upon
this country. On the contrary. it will Sarnia a pre-
text for meafures, that are finally to aceomplifli the
mid eetindioss of oar drily. Since our troops have
(hewn fo openly their deteftition of the French, I
learn that BOMA aaaaa has .. defign forfelefling from
them rhofe, whole villainy may recommend them, to
be incorporated with the French troops and to saws'
all the others ertfieedni. This was the ,eonverfatioo,
yellerday, upon our Exchange. However this may
be, you may. be ;aired, that in the event of an Ex-
pedition againft England, there will be no Dutch
troops in it. Our (hips and ports may be made ufe
of for French einba.kations, bat the troops will not
be trulled. and moll likely our feamen will not be
perfeßly mailers of any thip they go out with.
The PIT is payers again dare. as a probability. that
the Hereditary Prince ..f Orange will be placed at
the head of our Republic, but we confider this to be
either a threat to LW Direftory, or foam other poli-
tical

LONDON.
London, England, 1804-12-31

cares, and which I Mall always eonflikv ae the
road glory of my reign
I- :
e afire that pobrmprayers may be offered spin
all the Churches of the-Empire. I therefore addrefa
to you this letter. to dues you to caufe Ta tan to
be fling in thole of your I)iccefe, and to invite to
the prayers which alai! be put up in your Church. the
authorities accullorntd to attend at fuck kind of ce-
remnnits. I gray Gnu to have you in his holy
keeping."
London, England, 1804-10-03

PROM LLOYD'S Ltsr.

Orr. sA—Salled the Sally, kale, for Cork ' • Di-
e a, Purcell ,• attl the Liauenhaff, Lavincon, for Dublin ; Two
Gehrodtts. Baits; and the a ode Hoffuong. Bear, for Verdi ;
Fortuna. A neeribit,lbr 141otway ; Nickolas and /dada, Vevuya ;
• Tire Gcbroders, Douer ; and the Juffrow
Tenon, Janftn, for Eatbdcp.
AgitiVED.

At RASO, the Phoenix, from Peterfburgh t. sod the
Itinanueo,,..—, learn Bilboa. At Leith. Caledonia.
from I.obcc. At St. Saud:times, Sao joreph, Pr/larvae, from
London.

. .
The Brothers, itortedlin, cad an &ore neat Wellgate, Rill
mains in the fame fituation ; and a Dandis brig has dote bees
brought into the harbour.
The Mary Ann, of Dartmouth, from Cardiff, for Facer, is
driven on lore, neat Teuby, after being defected by the crew, in a
teak), fate.

The Dart, Ancltrfon, from BeWait, for Gibraltar, was loft ncar
Morale, on the 23th ult.
The COR MORAN r (loop of war, which was reported
at Leovo's to have been a-ground, near Hufum,
with little probability of being got off, is fafely ar-
rived at Yarmouth.
A rew frigate, of ;6 ions, is ordered to be built at
Pl) mouth, to be called the CIRCII.

Wedtiefilay lafl failed from Aberdeen for Chat
ham, die Adventure of Whitby, Capt. Jofrissrow,
with a very vabiable cargo of mails and other tim-
ber ft.r Government. This vdrel was put into Aber-
deen % ith great damage during the floret in the be-
ginning of the year, when the was obliged to unload
her cargo, and has been under repair fince. An
armed vacl was appointed to meet and convoy her
to Chatham.

iIOC IL Pam Gawc.—On Sunday fennight, four
nr five perfons, who had made &predict of boarding
merchant veffels in the river Liffey, Dublin, under
the pretence of preffing feamen for the Britifls Navy,
were apprehended by fome of the Police officers.
Charges of a very teriuus nature were preferred
againft them. It fecms they had first ill-ufed, and
then robbed the matters and mates of fume of the
ships—bot in their lan predatory cxeurfion they were
fevetely beat, and one of them wounded in a fhock
ing manlier, previous to their applehenflon.—They
were detained the whole of Sunday in St. Andrew's
seatchhoufe. They were all committed to Siewgate
by the Loaci Marna cleft, Alderman Joni's. One
of them wore the uniform of a yeomanry corps be.
Longing to the vicinity of Dublin.
Captain Rosters, who refilled the attack of the
.o.ove-rnentioned banditti, in a very fpiriced manner,
when they boarded his wife), lies dangeronfly
London, England, 1804-09-26

..... _ _
On Saturday. the Soklier's Daughter, with the Defence.
The Mulical Dramatic Romance of Richard Cesur de Lion;
with New Scenery. Drelles, and IN.coratlons, will be produced in
the cootie of neat week.
An entire new Murata' Farce is in rehesrfaL
arY Mifs Duncan. Irnni the "floater Royal, Edinburgh, is en.
pared at this Theatre, and will make bar tieß appearance eat b in
October next.
London, England, 1804-09-26

bENERAL ORDERS.

BOArti OF Hs svre.—*Clic fnlintring oakial law
has beers circulated through the army :-
6 SIR. " HOBIZ GOARDS, Sept. It
With a view to afcertiln whether there are any, aad whit
number of men in Regiments of the Line sad Militia. who foam
age or infirmities art at relent unfit for duty. mad from Utile pid.
peel of regaining their itrength may. to a certain degree, be esm-
tidered as mit efttetive for Cite (entice in the field, the Cowaleasullur
in Chief define you will emote a Board :o be &trembled in each
/Moult is the Diltrizt under your orders confining of the 0. sail
Officer anemia:aiding the Brigade, a Prefident. and any number a ,
field Officer. you may lodge expollent as Members. Tbq Board
I will call fur the attemicm oldie Regimental Medical feat Olken.
with whole aftillan c they wilt proceed to enquire into the enfold
any own who are not in die Mild; of the regular performance of
Men regimental data... or who are echifidered unequal to marches
or other fatigues. Meta unfit fur duty, front accidental hum. la-
' nth, or oiler trasillent eau c, are not the objeas of the inset&
11 Winn : but the cake of that's who have been fur a conidefthis
period is kofpitals. nr are returned no tick furinuths, will fall par- 1
titularly under their cognisance. And his Rapid l-Ughesfs esp*Os.
that from the isiformation derived from the Regimental Medical
Stall Officers, they will be enabled to form a tolerably accuralse
judgnacct as to the probable chance of cacliiodividind's compatsium
to the performance of military dory.
(Signed) HAILILT CALVCIT.

Head Quarten,—Calibefter.
In obedience to his Royal Highnefs's inflrufliont
contained in the above letter, Lieutenant-General Sir
JaMes Ceaio direSs the Cc ver4l Officers commanding
brigades in the diltriels under hiv order, to actable
the Board thesein mentioned, the aril convenient op-
portunity, and report their proceedings to him. The
Board is to confilt of a Field Officer of each of the
Regiments compofing the Brigade ; and where there
may chance to be only one Regiment under com-
mand of a General Officer, he will then caufe the
Booted to confill of two Field Officers of that Regi-
ment in conjunaion with hiatfelf.
London, England, 1804-09-26

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Ord e ..0:11ilbed with Eighty-lix Engravings by the brit Arias in
the Cnuttry.
• The GUARDIAN, embeUith,cl from the Painting:of Roleur
Susact, Efq. R. A. is now in the courfe of Publication, Price
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No. 191, Pkeadlily. Sept. ts. 1934.