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London, England, 1804-11-30

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Yefterday the Right HMI. the Loan Maltoa_
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ceeded in Bate from the Manfiosa.houk to ofiadbab
to hold a Court of Common Council—and, it=
the fitft Conn in the Mayoralty, his Lordflip
the proceedings in a neat appropriate (peach, reqoefla
ing the satiates df his fellow-tickets, on all of
lions, to enable him to fulfil the arduous dada
the cake of Chief Magifirste.
Precast at the Court fifteen Alderintn, Reeneditto
and Sheriffs, and a numerous meeting of the Co.
mon Council.
The Thanks of the Court were toted to the late
Lord Mayor.
It was referred to the Coinotittee for letting the
City Lands, to afcertain a report td the nest Coot,'
what :noceedings have taken place in relation to the
enlargement and improvement of Smithfield.martet
The Court proceeded to the eleetion, by ballot, of
a Principal Clerk to the New Coal Market, and on
calling up the fame, there appeared for—
Mr. John Dowling • • .• Uri
Mr. atkhard Yeoward - • • St
whereupon his LerdThip declared the raid Joan
Doi/Las duly elected to hold the raid Office, dura
ing the pleafure of the Court.
Mr. Jour Fasts was unanimoufly elated Beadle
of the New Coal Market-
The Port Committee laid before the Cowl the
bye.laws fee the regulation of the Harbour Mallen
of the Post of London, which were read and ordered
to be printed, and a copy to be fent to every Member
L of the Court.
The Loan ?Aetna appointed the nest Court for
' the elation of a fecond Clerk to die Court of Rea
quefts, in the room of Mr. Jour Lsacm, dikniffed.
London, England, 1804-04-19

GER3f" r.

HANOVER, Marten 3t.—The quantity of paper
demanded by the Frew.h,to maketartridges, amounts
to ts,ooo reams : it has been furnilled them from
the tribunals and colleges, which have given up for
that purpore eld crnitiogs and Oki: aar ! ! I
Aram 4.—A large number of gabions and far-
eines are to be &only got ready, for which the ne-
celßry wood is marked oat in the public forefts. It
itMd that French Engineers will (bortly be employed
to take adawaturements and plans of the country,
*sr and round Lubeck.
The Hanoverian Deputies. Von Bassist, and
Georg, according to the laR accounts, may Coon be
expeded from Paris.
Laft week a great many mom cannon were brought
Isere. which had been partly taken from the ram-
parts of Luneburg. The French have lately formed
at Rattebarg, its a fobtereaneous rank, feveral
thoufand Rand of arms, tome cwts. of powder, and
s quantity of wood, intended for gun carriages,
which will probably Coon be conveyed to Luneburg,
and thence to France. The garrifon church at
Hameln le to be turned into a magazine. The for-
tifications at Nienborg will alio be pat in repair.

£WJTZSRLAND.
—..•01".••••• I
Seas. Mama ss..—The uonbles which arch
fame time fince is the Cmttoa of Zurich. are of a
'term ferions nature than was at 6rit apprehended ;
thrit Cast to be the refult of u exteafive plan. long
to agitation. and the objee et which was no Ws than
the kindling of a new civil war throughout of Swit.
SIAM. It is not aloft font. townset even two•
k iba of the inhabitants of the Canton of Zurich,
ant .Bully in a Rate of rebellioa. The decifive
however. takes by the Landamman, will
bly lop this fpwit of tumult before it
' to other Cantos..
Iva tank of theft dillurbences is raid to be,
trifPin of tome km. from time to time, by the
Council of Zurich, which teemed repugnant
t inters* of the country people. Co that they
New thew as a triumph of the Arillocratic party.
% - is alto (aid. that commothlns have broken out in
Cantons. and that contra-molutionary Com-
diretled by Englith Agents, have been die-
m well at Neufchatel as at Coalance.
London, England, 1804-04-19

MR.GORDON's PAMPHLET.

nda day was p;bliil;_ri,;(ocoocliiitiOi,l.rioie Throe Shining*
and Sixpence,
A N APOLOGY for the CONDUCT of the
J—L OORDONS; containing the whole of their Correponderce,

Donveriations, ate. with Mrs. LEE; to which is annelid, an ac-
curate Account of their Examination at Bow-itrect, and of their
Trial at Oinord.

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By LOUfX)UN HARCOURT GORDON, Erg.
Non fool datur fapere et :pure."
Piloted for loom GINOICI, No. 169, Piccadilly, end TYOre•r

Hußrr, Pzterootier•raw.

N. B. The numerous perfons who have hitherto bees usable
to obtain copies of this authentic and Interefting work, are (s-
-tormed that a vary large eilition has tren prepared, and that it
may vow be had, without difficulty, of every confiderable Book-
teller in Town and Coantry.
London, England, 1804-04-19

DUNFBISS, APRIL 14-

On Monday lad the iota pany of Artillery formed
here, had a field-day,ard fired with ball : they poi-
refs two field pieces. They axed the target at a con-
liderable dillance, 'and before they left the field they
Mattered it in piece;. While upon the ground, their
Captain, 'out; ls161(11, Efq. of Cattle hill, propofed
their offering their fervites fur permanent duty,
which they received with three chem. They are
the &It corps that has offered to ferve on permanent
duty in this tliariEt. They are a fine body of men.
They appeared in full uniform, and looked remark-
ably well.
Dumfries has produced no lefs than three eompa-
niei of Volunteer Infantry, a Company of Artillery-
men. a Company of Spearmen, and the county and
town two Troops of Horfe. The Spearmen' are
commanded by Wlttlast Latrixaw, Efq. One of the
company of infantry provides themfelves with cloth-
ing, &c. at theirnown expence : they are command-
ed by G. Rosser Jasoies, Efq. proprietor of the
beautiful Villa of Crcirwell Lodge. A. Darsyrrsa,
Efq. of Movies Grove, is Commandant of the
whole ; a Gentleman who has uotheathed his (word
in our favour, aid" though' far idianeed in life, bis
exertions are unwearied and indefatigable—whenever
his drums beat to arms, the rheurnatifm difappears !
London, England, 1804-04-19

LONDON.

THURSDAY, APRIL rp.
PRICE OP STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK
Cad . a money, 5514—Ditto for May ace. 55H.
Old pee Cent. g on—New S per Cat. 940—,
4 Pei Ceot 70..
PRICE OF STOCKS YESTERDAY.
Zink Stock 547 146$ 5 paean. 1797 9441
3 per Cert. Rad. Ado. 544$ Lan Ana En 154
3 per C. Cod. Mai lade Stick gay
4 per Cent. rift Lowry Tickets tyl, 15a.
3 per,Cost. Navy poi Cot tor ow. 35tft
gashes. Rils, par. 11. prem.

LaR night in the Houk of Commons, in confe-
fequenee of the indifpofition of Mr. PITT, the dif-
cuffion on the Army of Referve SnfpenGon Bill was
deferred till Friday. It was read a (wind time with.
out opporition, and the debate referved for the Com-
mittee. Mr. Fox's motion refpeiting the National
Dtfenee, was poftponed till Monday. The Mini(ler
intimated that be would not bring forward the
Budget before Monday fe'nnight.

A report was circulated yeflerday afternoon that
the Dutch fleet bad failed from the Teed. No offi-
cial difpatches, announcing the fat, had been re.
eeived at the Admiralty, and we were therefore inclin-
ed to difcredit it entirely. We find, however, that
ft:ch intelligence wa% received by the Marquis Towns-
ten 19, an eaprefs from Norfolk. The hoßile flips
cre fail to be leering for that part of our coal.
We are Rill convinced the news is groundlefs.—
Official accounts of fuch an event could not fail to
have been received by this time, had it taken place.
The fliips teen, and which may have given rife to
air report, were probably Come of our own.

The King of Swine■ was at Baden when the Duke
H m ''as kidnapped: he was on a 'ilk to his
I 'the w the Elector of Banns. At the violation
the Independence and territory of the Electorate
y French troops, and at the feizure of the unfor-
.ll .atc Prince, he expreffed great indignation, and,
it > laid, immediately fent over to his Ambaffador
11,1 e, Baron De SILVIRHJIII4, a Protea„ couched
in very (bong and manly terms, againfl that infa•
;nous and barbarous tranfaftion. The Swedifh Am-
bafrador has received dircainns to deliver copies of it
to all the foreign Ambarradors at the Court of

I.;l:trday her MAJESTY and the Prineefres
• hi 111, MAKI', SoPHIA, and AMELIA, attended by
1. 'y Clt v, took an ailing through Brampton.
I Dukes of KENT and CAmasimus dined with
i
London, England, 1804-06-13

MOM THE PALS PAPERS.

HaCod' MAT MS.—The Captain of an NUB*
fhip, who lately took ten of oar Elting veffels, tent
the crews back with the following note :
Tam hattedes m dos Ilk at Gone having fired as the beset
1 fists
lette/day ea eatah Widen. I Gad mita' leader the dila-
rumbe accellity of espartos all the Doak Meer veal. I fail
Is with.'
a Ia fame so Dote% Dig valkb verd be Prembeed to lib
whim the bloke at • part. meat lath as are Wm/ft apt s. aad
set above daft tose'llosdoksod whore cronare fewer data kora

* Okra nadir ray baud, am bard die Atriahie. the sad of
May. shoe. O« T. Masse. Certain."
June s.—. The Betavian Legi&Svc Body having
yellerday completed its Spring &Son, feparated on
that day. On the t rib of this month they will,
however, reaffemble for an Extraordinary S-Aon, so
confider of the means of fupplying the deficit of eo
millions in the public receipt of this year, compared
with the ear:aces of it. It is well known that this
deficit, fo enosmoully incurred by the war, can only
be provided for in the proportion of twififths, by
the voluntary loan decreed and opened on the com-
mencement of the prefent year.
Beans, MILICN 24.-Our Landintil)llll WATTSt•
ern . conceiving the refidence of the Confederate
mops in the Canton of Zurich is no longer nece
fary, has authorifed the different Cantonial Govern-
ments to recall them. The young men of Zurich,
from fourteen to feventeen years of age, have formed
then:Macs into a Corps of Cadets, with the autho.
rity of Government.
Genoa, MAT 19.10172.Da11e General in Chief of
the Army of Italy, has returned to Milan. While
he was here he reviewed the troops, vifited all the
fortifications by fea and land, and was prefent at the
feveral proofs of cannon. He 'spread Dingell
much (edified on all thefe occafions.
Vienna, Mar 16.—The Archduke C is
perfealy re-ellablilhed in health. It is Paid that ne-
gociations are on foot to put the Republic of Ragufa
under the proteElion of Auftria. It is added. that
revere] perfons of confequence in that State defire to
have it incorporated with Auftrian Dalmatia. The
Est r Mil has forbidden French Emigrants to wear
the Order of St. Louis in his Hereditary States.
The Archduke Jens, General Direflor of Engi-
neers, having. on his Italian tour, found tome polls on
the frontiers defencele4. the neceffary artillerymen
and cannon have been fent thither.
The fortreffes of Schabaic and Semendria are
Rated to have furrendered to the Servian inforgents.
• The French are raoring the bridge over the Rhine
at Stralbnrgh, ni the bridge of pontoons.
The Sub-Prefell of Spires linage% as a realise for
the refiridlions in allowing travellers to crisis the
Rhine, the alarn.ing emigrations from the French
territory, for Poland and Bavaria. Several French
fobjeas have lately been fetched hack, who intended
too:migrate to Davazi4 and Gallkia.
London, England, 1804-04-17

BIRTH.

Friday morning, at the houle of the Lord HO, Chancellor of
Ireland, in illy Piaci., Dublin, the Rkght Hou. Lady Redadaie, of
a daughter.
In Dublin, the Lady of Samuel Gale, Efq. of /afield, %tech'.
county, Hs. of a fon and hem
London, England, 1804-04-17

regulars in the fira inflance. It had been atguel as
ii we had no difpofable force ; but the 'aft was, that
we had at prefent a difpofable force of 70,c00 men,
rank and file. Let it not, therefore, lee fuppofed or
bid, that we were without a difpolable force.
Mr. CANNING arked why the thirties to be rail-
ed might not be railed in complete independent re-
gimenu ? He condemned Minillers , for procolii,.
Bills to be paired on which they did not intend to aer.
This was the cafe with the Army of Referee, and now
with the Militia.

Mr. ALEXANDER fpoke in defence of the Bill,
and iheweil the facility with which men were railed
in Ireland for the Militia. in preference to other
branches of military fervice.

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Sir JOHN NEWPORT differed with the UR
fpeaker. In the North of Ireland, indeed, the Min•
tie was generally raifed in are particular county ; hut
not fo in the South, to which the fyftem of railing by
bounty materially contributed.
Colonel VEREKER (poke in fuppnrt of the mea.
lure, as the heft mode of railing additional force in
Ireland. To prove the facility of railing Militia in
Ireland, he inßanced what occurred during the time
that he was Governor of Limerick, where he found
great difficulties in procuring recruits for the Army
of . Referee, though the bounty was as high as ten
guineas per man. But when his own regiment of
Militia was matched out of the town, not lefs than
an hundred men followed it for twenty miles, defir.
ous of being enlilled ; fo much attached were the
Pae to the Militia ferviee.
colonel BAGWELL fupported the motion.
Colonel CRAUFURD could not ()ippon this mea.
lure, nor be convinced, by any arguments brought
in its favour. He believed there were many who
would raife Fencible regiments in Ireland.
Lord DE BLACQNIERE thought, that fo many
were difpofed to follow the Honourable Colonel who
(poke Come time back, that it would not be found to
be the cafe with every other regiment. He raid it
to that Honourable Member's face, though he hated
all Battery, that his bravery and gallantry were fulfi-
eient incentives to induce men to follow him to the
field. He thought the mode of augmenting our force
now propofed the worn poflible mode that could be
propofed. It was a Meal:tire of defence, and not of
offence ; and therefore, as the Secretary of State had
brought it forward as a mode of increafing our of
fenfive force, he mull, on his own principles, oppofe
it. Within 24, or at molt, 48 hours, lie was certain
that Government had received offers to raife Fencible
Corps in Ireland. If ever he gave an honell vote in
that Houle, (a &ask) he Lhould now, in voting
againfl the meafure.
The queftion being put, there appeared—Ayes,
tab; Noes, to7.—Majority, at.
On the gallery being re-opened,
Mr. ALEXANDER, brought up the Report on
the hills Linen Manuf.4nre Bill, which was receiv-
ed, and ordered to be read a third time to-morrow.
London, England, 1804-04-17

PARLI4hLIATART PROCEEDINGS.

HOUSE OF LORDS, MONDAY, APRIL
Mr. Adtm was heard fnf tilt Rcfpander.t, and Mr. Alexander
ter the Appell-ut, in the &tits Counter Appeal, Aber:tomb).
sgainit EWr itr.ne fleming.
Thiele Mt ma Trate', renee Service DIII, ai.d. two Private
.16.1. brought from the Commons, and read a firft time.
an& Bar Improvement Rill was rod a fceond time, and
tedollesial to a fele& Committee.
The other Bills on the Table wrre forwarded, and the Honk ad-
journed till tomaorrow at a quarter pit three o'clock, ter which
bout th: Lords were ordered to be furnmowed, to receive the Re-
port of the Volunteer Bill •

HOUSE OF COMMONS.
The SPEAKER having tat en tbc Chair; atter private
bufioefs bad been <bloated of,
Sir JOHN NEWPORT rule to fay, that about three weeks finer,
be bad moved for a Return to b.: made by the 'Era urea of coun-
ties in Ireland to that Houre—he underitood no fueh Return had
yet been made He rote now to give notice. that, on this day
fe'noight, if the Return ordered was not produced in the interim,
he Should move ass order to enforce It.
An °Seer from the Navy Board prefer red an Account of the
number .1 Artificers now eirsployed in his Majelty's dock-yards.
.Ordered to lie on the table.

EILEEN CURRENCY IN MILANO.
Mr. CORRY rote to mention, that a notice which had been
given to the Houk, of *motion to be fubmitted to its confederation
cm this Cubic& bad bees pultponed to this day, in expeetation of
the arrival of row neeeffary documents from the Lord Lieutenant
of Ireland. He bad now the pteafure to acquaint the Houk that
document. had been received front his Excellency of fuels a nature
Into render unneceffary any Aa of Legifistion upon the fubje.l,
aad Dub ineafures had ben taken by his Majefty's Minifters, by
and with the advice of the Privy Council, upon this lattice, on
which they had long continued to deliberate, and of which they
bad never loft light, no effettually to provide a remedy amply erom-
inenfiarate to every exigency of canting occafi on.
London, England, 1804-04-17

SIiNSION LIST.

Sir ROBERT BUXTON rote and obierved, that, as it was
highly Important to that eloufe, and the country a; tante, to be
acquainted with the name and public deferts of the G-reral perfons
who were dittinguithesi by the public bounty of the Crown. in
thole petitions which formed in conildcrable a part of the public
charges of the nation, be fbould move. that there be UM before
the Houle, a Lift of the Nantes of Polonu to whom Pcnlions are
granted, payable at the Exchequer ; the amount of each l'enlion
serrealvdy; and the date when granted.--Orderral accordingly.
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London, England, 1804-04-28

SIDLEY.

Mr. Guys s moved for a conditional Rulr againn
the Plaintiff in this cafe, who, as WAS dated in the
Defendant's affidavit, had him arrelled for bilfinefs
alledged to be done for him previous to the date of a
receipt in full of all demands and claims whatfoever ;
a receipt which, Mr. Gibbs obferved, was very impro
vident of the Plaintiff to have paired, if at the time
he meditated the condua he haslince purfued.—Rule
Nifi granted.
London, England, 1804-04-28

COURT OF PING'. RENCK APRIL 27.

Mr. ERSKINE moved for a writ of Certioraii, tol
remove a Bill of Indillment, found in the county of,
Middlefex, into that Court. The indiement, he
Paid, charged three Gentlemen of the molt refpeet-
able confideration, Nlcffis. Sanforn, Blake, and Pof-
tlethwaite, bankers, of Lombard-ltreet, with the crime
of perjury. The affigrartent of perjury originated,
in an affidavit fworn before a Matter in Chancery,
refilling the allowance of a bankrupt's certificate.—
His ground for moving the Court was„ that a Spe-
cial Jut y could not be obtained at the SetTions without
delay, and that the bankrupt himfelf, Nathaniel
Tanner, was the prbfccutor, and might be fuppofed
to embark more of his paffiuns in the caufe than
belonged to it.
The Court afked Mr. Er(kine if he could Rate
the precife allegations of perjury; he replied, that
his clients had not furnifhed him with them, upon
which their Lordthips requefled Le would obtain
them, and mention it again to the Court the next day.
111./RDON, ONE OF THE •TTORNIES, V. DAVENPORT
London, England, 1804-04-28

ST. DOMINGO.

'The following Addrefs has been publifbed by General MUSA-
we is to the Inhabitants of St. Domingo. Its principal features
are eternal hatred to Frenchmen and the French name, and a
folemn renunciation of all ideas of conquelt and aggrandife-
ment .•••••
London, England, 1804-04-28

sussax.

A capital 13remety and good Spirit Trade, with immediate Po&
feflion, h the City of Chiebefter.
To be SOLD by AUCTION, by Mr. WELLER,
On Menai), the iith of May, iSoa, precifely at 11 o'Clock,at the
Strap lan In One Let

A
Moil valuable and extenfire Brewery, eornprif-
ing a well-planned Brewhoule 'paean Yard. and very con-
comitant Appendage for the eundsed of a Bulinefs of fads Im-
portance; adjoining which is a large walled Garden, with a Rea
dence ; together with three Private Hooks, three confiderable
Inns, and eleven eligible and well-accußomed Public 'Hodes, In
the City and Vicinage, furroanding the newly ereeted Barracks,
which are built to contain upwards of Six Thoafand Men. An ex-
cellent retail connexion is attached to this Trade, which has been
eftablieted more than half a Century, and is now in the 'width of
its Pmfperity. A Pkrfon compettm to unite the Porter Brewing
woold add much to the advantage and celebrity of chi* concern.
The gr.:melt part of the above is Freehold. and the Property of
Mr. Wm. Ridge, who is retiring from bufinefs..

The Stock to be taken at a fair ♦aluation. A liberal time will
be allowed for the Payment, which is to be made in three inital•
IBM&

The Brewery, and various Mies may ,be Mewed by Tickets,
and further Particulars known, by applyin; to William Robinfoo,
SA. Solicitor, No. 33, I:tartlet's Buiktings, Hotborn. London ; or
to ode. Wclkr, at bit general Astncy-o(lSce, C'Achefler.

CARDIGANSHIRE—NAVY HALL ESTATE,
Being a very Improve:able Property.

TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, at the Mack Lyon Inn, In the
Town of Lampeter-Pont-Stcpben, in Ose (aid euunty, uo Wed
cf.lay, the 234 Day of May neat. beeis the Hours of rout
Silt of the clock in the afternoon, fubjciß to filch Cundi-ions
of isle as mall be then and t►ere reduced, in the Parini of

Llerod;
-
ALL that Menage, Tenement, Demefne, and
Lando, called NAVY-HALL, containing by admeafurement
tail Acres, 3 Roods, and 14 Perches, (be the fame more or Ids) in
the uceupatinn of Morgan Motgans. 10 the Part(/' of Lianilar—
All that Mcfluage, Tenement, and Lands tailed OARIVNN Y,
containing by Admeafurement 1411 Acres, t Rood.and 31 Parcbei
(be the (AMC more or kcs). in the occupation of ken Evans,—
Mfo. all that hleiTuage, 'Tenement, and Lands, call-d CEFN
COCH, containing by admeafurement lit Acres, 2 Roods. and 13
[kraus (be the fame more ur leis) in the or:upation of 'Thomas
Williams. In the Paint of Rholitic.—All that bletTua;c. Tene-
ment and Lands called TY 14 Y WANT, containing by Admea-
lutetium 70 Acres. t Rood and t 3 Perches, (be the fame more or
la.) in the Occupation at John Walter. 'The Prenars have CT.
Lame rtiseep•ursiks, and alo a right us. Common un the . ttenfirc
Ililhatiipining the rerpretive Firma
Far Mrther Particular. apply to Mr. John intim, or Pre-y bon t
near Tregaton,Cardiganthire; or to Herbert Lloyd ul eta: mart hen
Attorney.
London, England, 1804-04-28

IRISH LOAN.

The Houfe, purfuant to the Order of the fly, refolred into a
Committee of Ways and Means, Mr. ALZIATIO en in the Chair.
Mr. CORRY rote, and raid, he felt it uniseceffary to trcfpafs
long upon the time of the Houk, by going at any len;th into a
statement of the estimates for the =pence' of the year in Ireland,
a great part of which baring been already voted. It was neceffary
for the prefent only to Rate, that as the permanent charges upon
the frith hitabliihraert for the years past had in foam degree ex.
seeded the appropriated funds, it bad been thought proper to bor-
row a loan of ,150.c001. to be railed in Ireland, to make up the
deficiency. It was impoffible at this moment for him toftate mi-
nutely the particulars of the inereafed expenditure of the public
fervice for Ireland, both here and in that country. A confider able
turn for thole firvices had been already voted, and much remained
to be voted. It was only his purpok at this time to move for a
Loan of the (mall (urn of 1.50a.ci001. which loin had already been
contracted for In Ireland, fubjed to the approbation of Parlia-
ment, for which it was his intention to make provlfion in the
Ways and Means, when that fubjedihmild come before the Houk.
. The terms on which this Loan bad been made were at 5 per cent.
to commence from the ssth March lath The bidding Was made
on the soth of April, and at the rate of Ital. 75. 3d. for every
rcoL paid ; but in order to cover the principal intereft, and bonus
of 1,250,0001. it became neceffary to borrow at leaf! 1,404.000 l
and according to the above rates, the creel intereftper cent. would
be 5L Ira 4d. Towards the paying off of this Loan a finking
fund was to be created, which, including tomtit, would he 84,2711.
per ann. One thing he begged leave to Rate, which was certainly
extrantdioary, confidering the cutting Rate of credit between the
two countries, namely, that the above bidding was at the rate of
891. cath fur tool Rock, which, confidering that the funds in Ire-
land were at 5 per cent. brought the prefent bidding for the new
I.oan within 1 per cent. of the market price of the old; and this
would appear the more extraordinary, as the price of iriffi Rock,
Sn the London markt:, on the day of that bidding, WWI onl y 801 tot.
a circuanftance to thew, that the prefent was a Loan upon terms as
advantageous as could reafonably be =petted, confidering the
Rate of erifUng circumstances. He concluded by moving. " that
a funs not exceeding 1,404.0001. be granted to his Mayfly. for
the fervice of Ireland, for the current year, to be railed by Loan."
Agreed to
London, England, 1804-04-28

HANOVERIAN TROOPS.

Mr. FOX role, in purfuanee of a notice he had given on a for-
mer day, relpedling a return of the traofports employed for con-
veying Hanoverian Troops to thh country, and the date of the or-
der for employing them, the date of the embarkation of fuch troops.
He thought there could have been no difficulty in the way for ob-
taining fuch a return ; hut he undtritoed this day, from an autho-
riutive quarter, that there was an ohje.ftloo to the granting of it.
lie writhed, therefore, to know explicitly if that was the cafe.
The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER (aid, It did not
appear to him, from any thing which had been offered by the Hon.
Member on this fubjeffi, that he had laid any adequate cround be-
fore the Houfe, to lhcw the neccffity for producing futh a return;
and until luch a ground mould be clearly made out, he certainly
mould have objeetions.
Mr. FOX thee Paid, he fbould bring forward a motion on this
fubjeft on Wednefday next.
London, England, 1804-04-10

LONDON.

TUESDAY, APRIL to.
PRICE OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK :
Cone. for ntoory, 55}—.Ditto for May ace. s6f-4 per C. 70,,t1.

On Sunday difpatches were received at Lord
HAWICESBURY'S Office from the Continent, which
caufed a great deal of hurtle among the Minifters
yerterday, and feveral of the Foreign Ambarradors
had conferences with diem. We do not pretend to
know the caufe ; but report Rates that, among other
accounts, a declaration of Bowe AAAAA to the Court of
St. Peteriburgh has been received, Rating, that in
safe any Ruffian troops from the Baltic Ihould land
in Mecklenburgh, Holßein, or any where elle upon
the German Continent, the French troops would im •
mediately occupy the Hanfe Towns; and if any
Ruffles troops from the Black Sea Ihould attempt
to land on the Italian Continent, French troops
would occupy, not only the city of Naples, but every
fea port in that kingdom. ,
London, England, 1804-04-10

11111111 MILIIIA AUGM6INT•TION RILL.

The Order tA the Day bsing read in the Houle to refolve it elt
into a Comnot tee of the wt.... 1' c.d.:, to confu4er of peovilione for
the Augmstaauon of the Trill it. Mr. CORRY, premoolly to
r leaving the Crate, ..!...recd, that be had a Refolotion
t t.pole In the Committee, the obje ft of which was, to recom-
mend to the Houk the ir.fit of certain fume of money, to he
„1tt,.:,,,t Gat that femice ot of the 1 itch/Auer of Ireland. to he
repeal t. the counties. Refcis:.or. w 0,4 effedt m.ght with
rest propro t•. he art,: to, and afterward. be Lao Cato con-
L.;craLiot. the Coals:attn. of hopplf.

Mr. CAT.CRAFT thought it Irregular to move a Refolution for
the gnat of money to be applied to • =afore which was hien
without the halloo of the Houk. . _ .. .

Mr. Secretary YORKE conßdeted the Refolution as a mere
matter of form, which would raid the Bill with more confiltancy
to the Committee. ff the Bill were not adopted, the Manilas
would of courfc fall to the ground.
Mr. CALCRAFT acquiefeed In the remarks of the Right Hon.
Gentlanan.
The Houk having refolved Welt' Into the Committee, it was re-
folved as a recommendation to the Houfe, that the Lords of the
Treafury in Ireland be authorikd to advance a lam of money for
augmenting fhe Militia, not excfe.di.a four guineas per
per man, for
loch u might be railed for that
The Houk having returned, the Report iru brought up, au!
ordered to be received to-morrow.
Mi. BANK SS wiihed to know which of the two Bill that foe •
augmenting the kith Militia, or that for enabling his 4444 to
accept their offers of fervice in this country, Rood for to-morrow
Mr. Secretary YORKE raid, he wu &Brous to have it under-
Rood that the latter was to be debated to-morrow.
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The Order of the Day refpelling the former was then read, dif-
charged, and renewed for Wednefday next.
On the motion of the CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQIIER,
the Committee of Supply was poftponed till next Wedaefday.—
Adjourned.
London, England, 1804-04-10

STATE OF THE COIN IN IRELAND.

Mr CORRY gave notice that he would, to-morrow, fubmit a
motion to the Houfe with regard to the prefent Rate of thc circu-
lating coin in Ireland.
Mr. FOS FER (aid, that as ■ Committee was now fitting upon
the fame fubjed, he wllbed to know the purport of the motion
which it was the intention of thc Right Honourable Gentleman to
bring forward.
Me CORRY begged to detllne for the prefent the explanation
ref aired.
• Colonel C• I.CR AFT fur7efled in the eonfideration of the Rii,bt
Himmaralik Gentleman, that a fubjea of much importance WAS
dined for to-morrow, which was likely to product a very long de-
bate, and therefore that it would be more ailvifable fur him to ap-
point another day.
London, England, 1804-04-10

HOUSE OF COMMONS.

Mr. JOHN LATOUCHE prefinted two Petitions—the one
frost the Debtors confined in the Marlhages Pam, and the other
from Mote of the Sheriff's Prlfoo, of the City of Dublin, praying
mkt —ordered to tie on the Table.

Mr. CIJIWEN brought in a Bin for the Improvement of the
Fithery in the Arm of the Sea between lumberland,Kirliusltnight,
and Dumfries, by appointing Coefervators, enadting Penalties, &c.
to prevent the defteu.ftloo of the FM, and for other purpoka—
The Bin was read a firil, and ordered to be read a fecond time.

ILCHLITEK ■I.ICTIOM.

Sir JOHN NFWPORT gave notice that he would, on Wednef-
day neat, move that the eonfideration of the Petitions refprdling
the ;aft Ikhefter Election, which ftood for the t 7th inftalit, Mould
be poftputied till the Bth of May.
London, England, 1804-06-22

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The iseratary Prinecte .nf ?mit Arad Tactile *-
rived at fitutgard on a vilit to hef Royal Highnefs'
the Elearefs of Wirtpintierg, where the ii*ntls to
pats fame few *mks.
The reigning Prince of Furflenberg. Ciiiaras
Joec ii im, died of an apoplexy on tisk a 7 th of laa
month; at Donaufchingen, aged 33. -His fucceffor
is Prince Cistaiss Eons, Cm of the Prince of Fur-
ftenberg, who, when a General in the Aulltian ter-
, vice. was killed by the French during the carpets
Ltif t. 7,99. This Prince being only eight years of age,
she principality will, until his minority, remain un-
I der' the adminifiration of Joacmie Ectos Furtlen-
beig, father-in-law to the deceafed.
According to the ha letters from America, Des.
settees has declared to a kind of Englith agent, ac-
credited by` him, that he is greatly inclined to give
the preference to the Proteftant rather than to the
Roman Catholic Religion.--(Gacctie de France.)
According to an article from the frontiers of Tor-
bay, Wetted in the Gazette Utsiverfar, the Auftrian
Commander in Sclavonia, Baron de Gss tests, has
obtained penniffion from the Emperor his Sovereign,
to interpofe his mediation between the infurgent
Suiten, and the Turkifts keys, as has often been
desaandeld by the Pomba of Belgrade. The fame Ge-
oids fan that the capitulation of the Fort Schebatz
mac concluded in the pretence of the Auarian Co-
lonel, Sroicitzvicp. The articles were agreed on
and figned by Mosta AG/tithe Coinmandast et-the
place, and the Waiwode, jatiVIII6TIVANOTICHI,4Or
plenipotentiary of the inforgents. , • ' •
Letters from Conftantinople of a rasa date, sea-'
jilt=
rion; that Citizen Joliette who accompanied 80.
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1 IMPAITt, as interpreter, . ypt, is emveo in the
ITarkills capital with ale the Einperek' foe
idle Sultan, which he is rideved to deliver into the
tiloyereiga's own haieds,and will, therefore, loon have
,a private audience. As Jouster 'peaks Turkifb as
diell as French, it is to be hOpcelthet he will tm able
to enlighten the mind Of the Grand Seignior, with
'regard to the Werth ofThrtien is its pretint cit.
eumaances and, by is, pastor the dangerous plots
of England tbe_tatsup PriceCi ernfdr.e.
r•—( jounial it "'wit.), .. ,„. , •
mom Ythr'r,iiitp,,fitastßs. .
t Faercerorr, Mat Vtf-L tiaione has hitherto bee*
able to affign a ration fat resent Anttrian regiments
being fern to Dalmatia. According to the public
of
the Republic of Raguia to, taq•States of his Imperial-1
Majefty, and it is &id, that tbe principal citizens of
Ragufa have declared in favour of this incorporation. -
-The recent eircumftances of Europe hand made
many petty Ilates (enable of the nentestp. af- their.
being united to a great empire. ... ~,it 4, ,
A ye ail which errivesk at Nelda fiopar.orfnon the
tsth intl. Rates, that variDuafaukary arrangements,
the objectof which la autumns, are soaking is that
Wand.
London, England, 1804-08-14

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george Ribberts. Captain Twoterson."./ro hid nit-
fortunatrly been feparated from the late Jamaica
fleet by the lots of the rudder. Captain THowrson
accompanied the fithermen in the bout Id there, and
on landiog, fet off immediately for Shoreham, from
whence. another rudder, with ail rabic ohleritY%
was procured and taken OE to the' fhip.". Via wea-
ther, however, during the übole of the day was
too turbulent to admit of a separation of the defeet-
Ira the evening the gaff iiiereareel, -arietated with
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fuch violence throughout the nisibts,,thel4 the fia.r4a,"4
apprehenfions were entertained for MI i .‘ ;alert
At day break it moderated, and auk at two
o'clock, P. M. to-day, was in *fufficient, :ler take.
her departure for the Downs, where/ we; pit% ate
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will very loon arrive.
A little interelling battle alto took place bete to-
day. At eleven, A. M. a very large lugger, af,p,i'
ready in pusfuit of a collier blip' hove in. tight,
which not anfwering the facet fignals of the tele-
graph, others were prefently hcifted, indicating that
an enemy was in the Channel.. .Not a cruizer of ours
could at that time be (ten, though three guns were,
notwithlianding. difeharged from the fort, as, an
alarm for the light armed veffels in Shoreham bar.
boor inilantly to put to fee. The explefion of the
guns loon brought an itamenfe multitude of all rank*
and deferiptions of people to the Cliff, who, faces
after, received the information that the fignuls frosts
the telegraph had at left been antrrered, rind that 4
ideas of the lugger belonging to the enemy! "rem
fives-Ceded by a knowledge of/ contrary desimption.
The lugger which carded all this butite. proved. te
be the rotessons, of Folkftone, is his Illideel'f
fa vice.

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ax PART! SWAN.

Mr. Hanby, Sir J. fepk Erik, and Raines, be-
Caine bankrupts, and the objeft of this petition wa►.
that a meeting of the Coustniffionen he called, to
declare* final dividend on theeßate. It is unnecef-
fire to Cat' the conneltion of thefe bankrupts with.
Malls. Dorfet end Co. whnfe circumfiances we no-
ticed in our report of Wedoefday.• It will be fist&
cleat to fay that the mutual accounts amounted i
to 13a,0001. at one period, and that Dorfet and Com- '
pany had not only a claim on the joint, but alih
on the fepante elates of Mr. Horoby and Sir Jofeph
Eldaile. The que Winn for the Court wan, 'whether
Dorfet and Co. having already claimed on the joint
elate, could afterwards claim on the feparate ellate,
to the exclufion of the creditor s, they having received
a j,iut and feparate fectuity, by which the joint cre-
ditors were not protefted ; and it will appear lingolar,
that the long exper'ence in this Court of Mr. Romilly
and Mr. Richardfon, did not fupply a fine'. precedent
to fuch a cafe. _ .

Mr. Rom r st.r, on the part of the petitioners, con-
tended that they were entitled to receive dividends on
both the joint and reparate elates, and that they were
fo entitled, to the exclufum of the joint creditors, uo.
til their compl-te repayment of aos. in the pound.
The fdrplus on the leparate e'tates was 55,0001. and
up scards, which was competent to fuch repayment.
This he fupporrcd on the cafe of ex parte Rowland-
fon, of Rice and Vaughan, and of ex "am *tad, in
the !I Atkint, beiore Lord Hardwicke. He alto
applied the cafe r f L"11141 and Albworth.
Mr. kactiBßDSo74, on the contrary, contended that
the rule of law wa,, that the creditor mutt make his
eleetion, out of Of ch elate he would obtain fatisfac-
tion, and having fo done, he muff abide by it. In
this cafe the elation was made, and it was to the in-
jury of joint creditors. He could not, therefore, to
the excinflon of the joint creditors, come on the Cepa.
rate eflare ; and the Learned Counfel applied the ar-
gument in the la A. kin* as utterly defeating the rea-
toning emplaced by his opponent in this caufe.
The 'AMID Cuitsicauma-0 I muff look to the lan
gage of the orders of the Court before I decide. The
creditor, in this cafe, :sat taken a joint and feparate
fecueity ; and it is perfeftly reafonable that he Ihould
: have an advantage over tbofe creditors who have not
taken the fame precaution."
London, England, 1804-02-25

LONDON.

SATURDAY, FEBRUARY as.
PRICE OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE 0 CLOCK
014. far 5511•Ritt.0: fat Aril 5541.

...a money. _
Reduced 55156-i•Omnium 33{ dif.-4 pCe Ceisie; rd.
New s pa 0121 i/. 941--.oki $ me Caltati.

A Difpatch arrived yellerday from Lord Nitwit, 1
which is fuppo(ed to contain important intelligence.
Letters have been received at Plymouth, dire&
from his Lordihip, to his friends: the contents ate
(bort, jult Rating, that the French fquadron had
given him the flip from Toulon; that he received
quick intelligence of the event, and was then Reeving
after them with every rag of fail •'.:t. and hoped to
overtake, and give a good account of them.
It is currently reported in the political circles that
the difpatches received a few days ago from Sir
SIDS SY SMITH brought intelligence that the prepa-
rations of the enemy in Holland were complete and
very formidable, and that fume attempt to invade
this country might be expefled almoit immediately.
It is difficult to know at the prefent moment what
accounts thould be credited refpeiling the enemy. It
is well, however, to be prepared for every thing ;
and we underhand that the information received in
tilde difpatches formed the fubilance of there fent
off in confequence to our different Commanders on
the c.a.

A report prevailed yellerday afternoon, that fifteen
fail of the enemy's gun boats had been taken and
carried into Deal and Dover. Some of the morning
papers repeat the rumour, but fay, they were captur-
ed by Sir Simi av SMITH.—None of our Port Letters
of to-day mention the circumflance.
We undernand, however, that intelligence has
been received at the Admiralty, Rating, that the
ACTIVE cutter, (No. 2 ) Lleut. WILLIAMS, fell in
with 11 rtcen fail of the enemy's !mall craft, on the
t 9th inilant, proceeding from Mend to Boulogne, of
which he had captured one, under circumflances
highly creditable to himfeif. It is poltble that chit
may have given rife to the above•mentioned rumour.
But we ought to add, that juft as this Paper was go-
ing to prefs, we were affured that Government had
received accounts of Sir SIDNEY Sli ITN having fallen
t in with a fleet of French and Dutch gun•boats, of
I which he had taken fifteen, and dethoycd thirty.
London, England, 1804-02-25

MLitt, FEB. ill.

Lieut. Cosrur, wbo was concerned in the attack
upon the Pried at Rathfarnharn, was expelled to bra
tried today, but the trial has been po&poned till to-
morrow. The principal Gentlemen in the neighbour.
hood of Rathfarnbam have met, and revived to
grant, in cooperation with Government, a reward
for apprehending the other offender, Ch. F. Frizzel,
Efq. who is, however, fappofed to be confined in s
mad.houfe. If OAT be tried toetoerow. I 141 let
you bare the refult.
London, England, 1804-02-25

STRONG O. MATTILI.

This was an anion on a Policy of Infurance on a
cargo of Mk, on board the Swift, at and from Shet-
land, to the port of London, until the time of de•
livery at the Plaintiff's wharf. The veld arrived
with her cargo in the River lift October, and lighters
were fitottly after employed to convey the fifh to the
Plaintiff's prernifes at Wapping, upon which occafion
I.lle lighter was moored by the platform, on which
the fith were to be landed, and was left during the
night covered up, in order to be emptied the nest
snot ning.—Whik in that fituation, the tide drifted
fevers! large pieces of timber againff it, which
knocked out the plug., let in the wader, and sleffroyed

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the fifb. A watchmen had acted te attend the
craft belonging to the ligkerman, who treater*
the lifb, but the Plaintiff Laid his clerk (bold plan
111211 to watch; and s wwchntan was near at the
time of the accident, but did not make aby difeovery
until the damage had been dons. The lots apteared
to have been occafioned by the Plaintiff's wilogenw
after the lighter was under his charge ; the jury,
therefore. found a vertrsa for the Underwriter.'
London, England, 1804-08-13

111,11taATE, AIiGOO 9:

The finenefs of the weather Leflerday awaited
nearly ;co perfofts to amdehon. The majority
Were Alta' ROM kamfgate and Illoadftsirs. Danc-
ing forineff part ttf the arttfernatt.of the day. It
!ailed from tsito to throb with fpirit, but then began
to flag molt antnercifully;—Several naval and mile-
tary.. Aka% including Captain By 'lc, were in the
company. Affes are in great demand here. Wherever
you go Tots meet a young:l.4y upon her afs. Phis
pock patient animal is called by gypfies and (mug-
gier' who haunt this coal, a ;hay ; but fence it has
become the favourite quadruped among the fair, it
is called the lady, lofent friend
About one o'clock yefterday, as three little boys
were playing at the fort, one of them, of the ttame
of ARMITAGE, ran after a butterfly, and fell down
a high cliff. He fell into a hole, which had Come
water in it, and had both his knees broken. The
mother raw the accident ; but was unable to give any
Alliance, A projeeting rock broke the fall, other-
wife the child mull have been dated to pieces. Dr.
SLATER immediately attended and dreffed the wound,
and hopes are entertain:d of the child's recovery. It
is only two years and ten months old. The father
is a poor filherman.
London, England, 1804-02-22

pettedly befit by French imam hank °Seers, and
military. and all EnglitL manufaatires felted and
con6fcated. As this has been done without the
knowledge of Qte Batavian Government, Zealand is
now reduced to a molt lamentable condition ; taxed
by its own Leginature, and fubjett to the contr ,n 1
of another. A great many refpeBable families will
betotally ruined by this Useafure ; and nothing, tul-
le(' fomething be done in its favour, will (portly vie
with 'Warding= in point of mifery. Other rigid
meaftwes have alto beta adopted with refpcit to
patfports, and the appearance of any one after ten at
might. on the quays of the harbour of Flufhing, or
the docks for (hips of war. Government difpatched
a courier to Paris, as Goon as obis intelligence reached
the Hague, to Bop. if polSble. this violent proceed-
ing. M. Semonville and General Viftor have alto
been fblidted to Interfere, till the anfwer of the
Fzeoch Goverament can be received. The real cattle
r of this Angular meallue is not publicly known.
Rorraaoase. Fee. 4. The French have in the
molt unheard-of manner (earthed the Stops of the
principal fhop keepers at nothin and forcibly
taken from them all fuch goods as they chnfe to al-
ledge are of EDO& manufaeory, and lent them op
to Antwerp and Middleburg ; and ander pretence
of looking for (Om it
, they have etercifed a very Im-
ations Starch in feveral private bodes. It is reported
that upwards of too waggons, laden with goods ex-
pedited ham Embden,bave alto been Bopped by the
French on the frontiers..
P. S. The above repot. I find, has this founda-
tion. The bench Government fent detachments cut
the fame day to all the frontier towns of this Repub.
lie, and took away all the goods of Englith manufac-
tory to the amount of 80.0001. as is already aker-
taint& and a confidamble quantity more. of which
we having* yet a parting's awe n
owt
it appears, were depolited thofe towns from-Emb.
den. The Government has pretested Come thnon-
Stances relative to the violations committed in that
province. - •
London, England, 1804-02-22

STATE PAPERS.

!Limier, Jaw. so.—The King of Pruffia, areor.
ding to a propoi.:l made the day before yeflerday by
his. Minifter to the Diet, wilbes to give to that Af.
(embly full power to determine in regard to the con.
teft which has eiren between feveral Princes andtbe
EqueftrianOrder. The idea of this ezpedient which
deviates from the ordinary rules, rappore on the part
of his Majefty, a defire to eftablifh new principles.--
At the Emperor does not participate in this defire,
he perfies in °brewing in this affair a different courfe,
'traced out by the Coneitution, and which tends to
'rapport it. This evidently appears by the following
important declaration, given in this day to the Diet,
by the two Comicial hSniften of the Court of Vienna:
London, England, 1804-08-25

A FEMALE CHILD IN CHARGE, SUPPOSED TO HAVE

BEEN STOLEN.

rI'HE BEGGAR WOMAN wto was deferibed
is the Sherborne Mercury, of the I ith 101 l under the arpel.
Whitt of Scores Java, and was fed to have been examined by
the Magiarates of Liikeard, on a fuppolition of having Stolen the
Female Odd who navels with her, has made bar appearance
la Falmouth with the tame Child, where the hat alto been very
teratinnuey esarrdned by the Magifirates, hat without aft,r4.
Ins fullicient proof* to jellify legal mesterei againft her. Yet
there appeared bat one fentiment repelling the parentage of the
infant. A Gentleman has, with the Woman's coefent, taken the
arid into his rads., sad the little creature:feeling &eat freed
from reagent, has 'try innocently mentioued circumftances
which cesium habitat and his wife in their refolutioa of preferr-
ing the Child from farther violence. She appears to be rather under
mum more than 3 years eld at molt, is of a fair maple:Loa, has
may light &tea hair, final round face, fat round dark grey eyes
saddest eyedalue ; the does not teem any ways forprifed at the
clung' of her &Wien, bat appears familiar with the different ar.
tides at table, and berms the came of many things, which the
could sot have been accaltonted to while with the Woman. She
tips Id= art lhe taw her new Mammy, the was infide the Gate
at ber own Mamma's Mute, and that bar stew Manuay told her
to tear away ham the Gate, and lbe would give her foam fpice
cakes ; that when the cried far it, the Woman told ber be matt get
est of fight firft. Sin OK has been at the bade wha'elhe at pre-
feet la, 'pea Wog a Pen, ibe defired to have paper and the ink-
thstd to wettest ber Papa did ; and upon teeing a pair of Spurs
the Add ber Papa bad Spore on when he fell of his Hoge and
hwt his leg very bad, and that lee own IfailllMMJ. not rally sew
,filawv, tied a large cloth round it. Indeed, her whole behaviour
new Is Strong prefuniptive proof that the has been &toyed from
tuna part" at pretax unknown.
Fame theta pude alaratbc &dye:niter trots to be able to ditcover
lietand Pascoe% and will fed la es the happieft Osman of his lift
Übe fiteeeeds in reitcr Lig the Infant to their artna—.Every weer.
fief waydry will be ehearfally attended to, and all letters (pot
'apt) diresllad to Mrs. C. S. tp he left at the Poll office, Falmouth,
sr C. T. 24^ a, Fereemart, fenchards.itreat, undo*, will be
Mum* replied to.
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