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Star.
London, England, 1804-02-14

FRANCE.

PRIVATE LITTER, PARIS, JAN."
The afferablies by Madame AAAAAA are now
tied once io the week at lean; and the circles, at
else (stood and the third ConTuPs.twice in the month
&deg the winter; each Minitter has betides one
patty organized for each month, and one official
/lima during the fame period. By Madame MURATdame
b one route in the week, and one TM byT
Ma
cry Wednefilay, whatnot interrupted
by the arrangements of her fupasors. Betides thefe,
the Prefidents of the Senate. Thhunate. and Legilla-
ties Body. and the grand officers of the Legion of
Honour, have obtained extra cilkswiwes for dinner
pares balls. be.
The firll =with of every 'month Ovation's yet the
day of diplomatic audience. of military review, and
of official dinners. But favourite diplomatic agents,
as Lutreassiri. cosiarer, CITTO, be. are often
invited to family parties a diftinaion very enviable
here, though, by many not confidered very honour-
able. All diainguiated foreirers, after one dinner
with the FIIIIT CONSUL. thief eeedete /rowed
continue. during their Ray, to be invited twice in t
t e
month to the talks of the Prefab of the Palace, and
once every three decades to thofe of the Fits? and
'Scone Corsi". General tdoear keeps open table
twice in'the week for generals or colonels refiding
here, or coming on butintis ; officers of inferior rank
are Welted once in the week to dine with his aides- '
decamp, who have a table of fury covers paid by
Government. A card, figned by the War Minifter,
Beaviiiest. le an admittance to this republican hof-
pirality, even if not invited by Muter.
In the diplomacy here. a curious change has
lately taken place. 'The wwkil ruler over our few
rfons lets
'republic of equality, does not falter any pe
than Minifters to be accredited to him ; all Chargé
d'Affaires, and other inferior diplomatic agents.
can have no other credentials than to the 'Snifter of
dee Foreign Department, are to confer with him,
and to enjoy no other of the privileges or proteßions
'di' peal's by the laws of nations. and by the cut
isms of other countries, sod reiyeeeta of other courts,
than what this Minifter thinks proper or convenient.
• *slit.. D'Otraaer. the Ruffian Charge d'Affaires,
is the firft ratan forced to robotic to this incident
inoovatioo, st proves that we are not on the bell
teems withhisSovereign, i ho. manythink. will relent
Sias infuh to a parka, thcagh inferior in rank, trolled
with his confidence, :Ind reprefenting him.
Caensea.the author of the Rapid ;And impertinent
see. Geddon.the official libel publithed lately in the
• •esair, has received • thoufand louis d'ors from
Bonaearre's private pude, which of courfe does not
Baer the fame penury as the public treature.
&peak* of the name of Rouvois. who tranflated
Vandeeffies, eod parodies, the late Zapf/. of
sew Government, was feat away yefterday morning
foe Area, to be embarked for Cayentie, where he is
condemned. epillmet soy trial, by the Grand Judge.
so remain for life. There are only two tramples, of
the many, of BONAPAILTIN k1er041,7 to reward and
liberality in punifhing.
London, England, 1804-11-07

LONDON.

WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 7.
PRICE OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK :
Codas, money, 5811 —ditto, for scr-Sgif—'°nolon al 9'
PRICE OF STOCKS YESTERDAY.
ink Stock 166{ 168 167} 5 per Cent. 1797, pStil
per Cent. Red. Ann.s7o Long Ann. ,6 25-i6 17
per Cent. CantAn.sllfg India Stock 1771 17$
41/1 Orantunt 71 prom
per Cent. 73
, per Cent. Navy gol gift Cana for ace. 0111

Orders were feat laft night from the Admiralty to 1
Deal for the Blockading Squadron, to proceed off
Boulogne, and to keep 4 that port, to watch the
movements of the enemy's flotilla, Government
having received information that a otovement is about
to take place.

A letter from Lifbon Rates, " that the infurreEtion
near Bilboa was not the momentary refinance to any
new aft, of oppreffion on the part of the Spanilh Go-
vernment, but the refult of a deep laid plan to drat
a revolution in Spain, fimilar to that in France.—
There, as every where elfe upon the Continent, are o
numerous, unprincipled, and ambitious men, wh,
feeing the fuccefs of French rebels, and encouraged
by the example of the fortunate Corfican, believe
themfelves denined to be the Bo AAAAAAA s of their
refpetlive countries, to ufurp the throne of their So-
vereigns, and to fuppott, like him, their ufurpa-
tions, by accomplices, by gaols, racks, and fcaf-
fulds. An Admiral and a General are reported
to be the romititi/ chiefs of the revolt of the Bifcayans.
It was meditated fo long ago as when 'toka BO-
AAAAAAA was Ambultadto in Spain, in t fictt , who then
procured promotion for the former. The peace with
England, which loon followed that between France and
Spain with Portugal, caufed it to be laid afide until
a more convenient feafon. The Court of Madrid
was well aware of a confpiracy againft
it, fupported
by France. This was one of Thalrincipalc cau
has
fes
of the many pecuniary and poltifacrifis it
made to continue its neutrality. There would not,
however, have prevented the Bouasmrs in Spain
from already Owing the &May of thofe in France,
hail not a family dif.agreement among the Boma-
?ACr t 1 procured them a refpite. It is reported that
the Spaniel Government are in poffernon of the whole
plan foe elating a revolution, and a change
Lof
dynaßy in Spain wcU as in Naples, and that ip

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London, England, 1804-02-13

lIX P ARTII JOB■ VILE[!.

Mr. GARILOW obtainid.; rule again!' the Defen•
darn (an attorney) left week calling upon him to
anfwer the matter of an affidavit, which fuggefird
that he wrongfully detained title deeds in.his hands,
and had received rent without the knowledge or
content of his client, which be refuted to pay over, or
deliver up the deeds. The defendant now e,nfwereu
the affidavit, and detailed the circumflances of the
tranfa'aion, from phial the Colloid admit,ed, tha
the Rate of fees upon uhich they cbtained their rule
was completely anfweted, and that Mr. Wilkes had
seed as a fair, honefl, and h. nouraLle practitioner,
and no imputae ought to rest upon him.

DORI4A4T CLAIM.

Mr. Gramm, at the riling of the Court. made a
motion, which was rather fingular in its circum
(lances. It was to pay nut nf COW( arum ofsol. which
had been paid into Court above forty years ago.—
The rule for the payment of the money into Court
was moved by Sir Fi.avcHsa NORTON, and he pro.
duced the Rule, and the original brief of Sir Fter
cm es, from which it appeared, that a firm of money
was to be paid nut of Court in a certain caufe, except
401. which was to be paid to the attorney in the cattle,
who was a perfon of Come notoriety (namely Mr.
Grant). The money had ne%er been paid, but had
been handed down from every fucceffi.-e officer from
that time to the prelim, and he now diced for it on
the part of thole who claimed it under Mr. Grant.--
The Court aid, they could not now tell onwhatcondi-
tions it was impounded in the hands of the officer.
it might be to anfwer a claim which he fet op, and
perhaps was only to be paid on his verifying that
claim to the fatislaaion of the officer of the Coutt.—
By its never having been before demanded, the claim
might never have been proved, or perhaps othervrife
fatosfied. They therefore could make no order un-
til the plaintiff in the original cattle, or his reprefen-
tatives, were found out, and had notice of the motion.
London, England, 1804-04-11

IditLMMENTART PROCEEDINGOII

ItouseOnOtr.is, TUESDAY, ANIMA

lir Planner Mu had to Counfcl for the Appeilata. is the Ap- i
gmflenn.ithe Court of Chancey William, John, end junto
boaafellers la Laden, apt* the •ftasor,atar.
La" gad &4* „Vnaverkirai of Oxford and Cambridge.
law le we Appeal pima m 1488.1100 gnated by the Lord Chan-
-611114111ia the-Appelleonareittaintog them trim felting hi Eag-
lalallabalprinted ►r the tills Meter in Scotland.—The farther
earalanalew was Tburkter._
Qa thisaatioa of the • LORD CHANCELLOR. the ode of
witfoidfiest*Titellatost," Wu pottponed
.to the soth Laltant,
when the pri. ere to atreed.
The liceitalananh BM was read a third date and paired.
. : Cal.raDow tat. camat..
ddr• RICKMAN prefented at the Bar an Account
• iron the Cornmdlloners for the Caledonian Canal.
The Earl of SUFFOLK highly approved of that
. emdestaking as one likely to be produaive of great
age, not only to that particular part of the
but to the whole of the kingdom. He wilhed
. , fiellmow whether it was the intention of Minifters to
ranany addition to the (in his opinion) very infig.
t turn that they bad allotted for the annual
. .piofecution of that work t He was difpofed to give
• .:*..4zis praife to the intention of Minitters, with regard
essabat national °Nee, but he was of opinion that
Nee'so,oool. but so,cooL world have been an ade•
V** enuntrottettutrat front Government.
Lord AUCKLAND. in the abfence of Miwtters,
profetred Itinifelf usable to give any fatisfaSeiry mi..
Ewer to the.quetlioa of the Noble EarL
The Duke of MONTROSE thoeght that it was
incumbent on him to ezprefs the very. great oblige-
tions'he was ender to Waters for having at the rood
of incurring bane imputations, countenanced a meao.
, fuze which promifed fo much advantage Mad impreme.,
WM to that part of Scotland. He was beefry to;
acquaint the Houle that very. grist facilities had)
already be 'derived even frees the comparatively'
itifignificest peogrelk that the Undertaking had made.
New communications bad already been eflablithed
. in a mzustry where seta' bad been nearly imprefli•
tab* immt.the inhabitants began to feel meth avast.
rnet • frost.** cow/mime. That work was,lailsl
.mift a national one, and therefore lie Ail
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London, England, 1804-04-16

NAUTICAL INTELLIGEKCIL

TORBAY, APRIL I4..—Arti9d the P/lllAllabli (loop
of war from a cruize. His htsjelly'. fuigate Ng-
t4 iSif, Captain SOM LIVIL LI. yeflerday hove to out-
fide the 13trry Head, fent her boat on !note tier her
dilj)atchts, and then made fail again immediately.

PLYMOUTO, APRIL t4.—The only arrivals or
failings from this port for the pail week are the
PalNce, of 93 guns, from the Channel fleet, to refit;
and this day, the COLOSSUS, of 74 guns. Capt.
MOOR, to join the fleet. Remain in Casirfand Bay.
rll PRINCE, 0199 guns; DR F AnNouc T, of 98 guns;
MAJESTIC, of 74 guns; Asuesir,of 64 guns; Peisca
FREDERICe, of 64 giros; TOPRZE, of 38 guns; And
NIOCE, of 38 guns.
Pop rsmourir, APRIL 15.—Artived the Minerva
cutter, with the Ceres and Ajax tranfpotts under
convoy from the Weftward, PLUTO fiuop of war.
Aufpicinus, and Dover Cattle EaR Indiamen, &s•
from the Downs.

Diaz, APRIL IS.—Sailed the SoSILSIL frigate
on a cruize off Boulogne.—Arrived the CRUIZIIIIL
(loop of war from Sheernefs, and la Censronsa
gate from a cruize, and remain with the tell of his
Nlajelly's !tips as per La.—Wind N. E.
Y♦IMOVTN,APLIL 14.—YellerdAy failed the Hue,
of 74 gons, the Hon. Capt. GARDENER, on a maze
off the Dutch coaff t alfo the Cousraut gun-brig.
Sailed to the northward the HENRY Duareas cutter.
Arrived the FAVOURITE and Plume's, of Waits
cutter. This day arrived from a cruize the Ileum'.
alms, of 64 guns; and the CENSOR gunlsrig. Re.
main in the Roads the STAVE IT, of 64 guns, Admiral
RUSSFL ; the ANTELOPE, Sir SYDNEY SMITH ; the
RAISONMILII, of 64 guns ; Manic. Fuse frigete,Cts.
sot gun brig, Favovaire, Patsctss or Waage, and
Hoarse cutter, and Venus lugger.—Wind N. E.
London, England, 1804-04-16

FRENCH JOURNALS.

This day we received regular lets of the Paris jour-
nals, including the fmaller ones, to the 4ch inßant :
only the fifoniteurl had bcfore come to hand. The
followlng.ii, perhaps, the molt fingular part of their
conont s :

On the 23d of Mrrelt Madame BONAPARTE, mo-
ther of the nest. ColcuL, paired through Verceil on
her way to Rome. She was elcurted by a detach.
ment of hufrars and gens d'armes ; (he fcemcd to be
i a great halle, for file would not flop to receive the
Contlituted authorities of the Department Of Sella,
who espreffed a delire of paying their refpals to her.
The Cifalpine General FiAll ELLA, it appears, came
(0 meet her.—Gazette de France.

No one, after reading the fubjoined article will be
furprited that Mr. DitAx v, our Envoy at the Court
of Munich, thould be accufed of being concerned in
a plot to afrafilnate the Ftasr CONPUL:
London, England, 1804-04-16

GENERAL STAFF. ORDERS OF THE DAY.

" General Sou LT, Commander in Chief, has an-
nounced to the Commandant of the Camp of Bruges,
that the Englifh have at length begun to put in
ciecution their infernal projeft of throwing upt.n
our coatis bales of cotton infefted with the plague,
which they fent for to the Levant. Five of thefe bales
have been thrown on (bore in the bay of Etaples by
Englifh vac's, under the proteOion of a frigate and
two cutters. It was afcertained by every precaution
being taken to prevent communication with thefe
articles, that they contained peffilential miafmata,
and they were burnt : that the Engli(h Government,
which contrived the infernal machine, and all the
attempts to afraffinate the FIRST CONSUL, Should con-
ceive fuch an atrocity, hitherto unknown among ci.
vilifed nations, is nut aftonahing ; but, what muft
furprife every perfon not loft to every fenfe of honour
is, that Englilh Officers and Soldiers Should be found
capableto carryit into execution." Thiscuiious paper
concludes with recommending vigilance on the coati
to counteraft there dcfigns. General Soot r Should
have told us what preventive the Englifh Sailors
pnlfef► which enables them to remain fife in a flip,
having on board a cargo infaled with the plague!!
London, England, 1804-04-20

HOUSE OP COMMONS.

This day a halissewasto ITaveTaita-S-place far a Committee to
try and determine t►e merits of the Rehear Eda Mon; but owing
to there bong only 7$ Members prelim at four o'clock, the billet
could not precool, and theorem the Hoeft adjourned.

LONDON.
London, England, 1804-06-12

PRIVATE LETTER—PARA MAY so.

Since the State trials have begun, the barriers are
again (hut, the patrotes again doubled, the police
agents every where again upon the alert, and mei-
fares of fafety again Oak:Weed with kverity. Among
the feveral perfons lately arrelledi are four ladies
kited yefterday in the galleries of the Criminal Tri-
bunal. They are assured of having been concerned
in a new plot to poifon our new Emperor, at leaf!,
Inch is the rumour, and that upon each was found a
parcel of 'bong pailful. One of tbefe ladies, Ma-
dame de C—, is from Rennes, the town where
Mosley was born. It is even repotted that the chief
cook of the Emperor was eta lag night. being con-
netted, or furpeEted of being brought over by them
and the :Plinth republican faftion, accufed, eaclu-
fivelv, of the prefent new plot.
What every body know; as a faa is, that our new
Emperor has not lately been in the belt humour,
and that he %as ordered the Grand Judge to fpare
no means or Nang to convince the world of the
brews of M'.eau, both againft our Government and
againft the Roreliit Party. The Tribune MOILIAU
has the Emperor's promife that his brother's life (hall
be laved, aalifi /sate arm arifeawrist wade it nertfaty ie
*tyre 6ims for the fafaty olds Stat.
Caton; SIMS. Gall•th COULON,
and LAINJAUPAIS, are ordered to refide on their
dimes in the country, until (artful orders from the
ENPatoa.

PARLI.IMEIvraRr PROCEEDINGS.

HOUSE OF LORDS, MONDAY, JUNE ii.

In the caufe of Lama, Plantiff in error. v. Craufurd and others,
Defendants in agar; Mr Giles, as calk! for the Plaintiff, in
error, was beard a the bat of the Iluate ; the farther bearing was
poitpcoed until Friday neat.
Slit private and other Bins were brought up from the Commons.
and read a fiat time. The Difis an the Table were then forward-
ed through dicir refpe6lve Sages.
London, England, 1804-06-12

•YLI4/YIT ILYCTION lIILL.

Several witneffes were examined s the Bar of the Hook In fur
port of the allegations of the Arkfbory Median Blrt t after which
Mr. Adam frolic at great length on bcl•alf of the Petitioners spina
the BILL The evidence was Smilar to that girm before the Com-
mittee attic Her e of Comma

When Coonki had withdrawn, form explanatory eanverfation
took Owe between Lords Auckland and Grenville and the Lord
Chancellor, relative t• the mother of voters in the Three Hun-
dreds of Aybfbary ; after which
Lord GRENVILLE Encored their Lorals.ps that the evidence
this day adduced at the Bar of the Houle, mould be printed for
their Lowilhipe information ; and alto that the (ceded reading •f
the Din, which Rood for thia day, mould be further poßponed
until fritt.ty nest.

1 be motion was then agreed to, and the Houk adjourned till
tomorrow. • •••
London, England, 1804-04-27

ASYLUM FOR OUTCASTS-

ON SUNDAY MORNING next, a SERMON in
behalf of thi% leftitition, will be preached in the Parini
Church of St. Dunilan's hi the Weft, by the Rev. E. W.
WHITA-
KER, Rector of St. Mildred's, Cant,rhury.
The Addrefe of the Society to the Inhebitants of Great Britain
may be bad gratis, at Melfre. Rivington's, St. Paul's Church-
yard, and W. Fauldey, Bond-arca ; where too is fold, price Q.
a Brief Srarenunt of the Public Bcnchts of the hiltitudon propofed,
with a comae account of it.

PATEN r GIRTH AND HARNESS BUCKLES.
RVAZIE takes leave to draw the attention of
.
the Public, and Military Men In paricubr, to hist Im-
p-use-Kat in the Girth and Harnefs Buckle; which has rectivtd
theispyrunstkui of his Royal Highnefs the Commander in Chief
and Use Honourable Board of Ordnance. There Buckles, from the
temple bang fecund from (swerving aGde or back, are Incompara-
bly more feeost and durahie than thole of the common fort.
They are manufsetur,l by EDWARD Jrr, Cantion.ftract,
Bir-
-IraJttaiatnt and roll by S rANL/T, Gasert, and Co. Rupert-ftrect,
Coventry-Brett.
London, England, 1804-04-27

ARMY , • RFRIRVE.

The Wm& went into a Committee on the Army
of Referee Sufperfion E:;i.
Mr. Secreta:y YORKE Dated, that it was fit that
tome reafonahle fine fhould be levied on the counties
which were deficient in fupplying their quotas accor-
ding to the former act. The tribunal to which he
fhould propofe to refer the returns made under that
Ad, was to conlill of the Deputy Lieutenants and
the Magifirates for the county, and their report ffinuld
of courfe be fent up to the War Office. The Right
Hon. Secretary explained minutely the various other
provilions of the Bill.
11r. R. DUNDAS withed that there fhould be a
feparate Bill for Scotland. The principal reafon why
this appeared to him nccetrary was, that by the Scotch
Army of Referee Bill, three months are riven to the
Counties to fill up vacancies. whereas in England
there is only one month.
Mr. Secretary YORKE did not apprehend, that
by the true vinflration of the Scotch AR three
months were allowed : be taw ..o neceffity for fecal-
rate Bills.

The ffnufe then ref letd itfelf into a Committee,
when a few verh.il amendment•, and fame new chutes
were introduced, and carried with. nt a &vifirm.

• The Iter)rt 'Le Committee teas ordeicd to be
teccived to•morrow. Adjourned.
London, England, 1804-04-27

PERM OE IRELA ND.

Sir JOHN NEWPORT ride to make his pro-
mißd motkn refpeeting the fituatinn of the Poor of
Ireland. Twenty.eight of the 31 counties of Ire.
land had not yet fent in the returns ordered by the
Houle, of the monies levied in that country. The
eftablised fyflem of the poor laws was fo interwovin
with the law of the country, that perhaps it might
be unnecerary to make any obrervations upon it ;
but in Ireland, where there were no laws for the
topport of the poor, and legiflation bad never inter-
fered about them, farther than to Irina Vagrants ;
it would be now neccfrai y to confider what legiflative
provifton ought to be made in Ireland, for the em-
ploying the poor, fupporting the aged and infirm,
and the maintenance of orphans and foundlings.—
He (horrid not liimfelf at prefent propofe any fpecific
plan ; tut concluded by moving, that a Committee
rhould be appointed to revise the laws now esilling
in Ireland, with refried to the maintenance of the
Pri:ir, and that the laid Committee thould report their
opinion and obfervations thereupon to the Houle.
This motion was carried without oppofitinn, and a
Geleit Committee appointed for the purpoce.
The C.immittee was appointed to conritt of Sir J.
Nswroar, Mr. FOSTER, Mr. CIRRI', and all Mena-
bets fzrring fur Ireland who mar think proper to
attend.
London, England, 1804-04-27

LAW INTELLIGIINCL

• COURT OF KING'. BENCH, APRIL Is.
This being Paper Day, there were very few mo
tions. The molt interefl.ng of them was a Motiot
made by Mr. M foe a Habeas Corpus to have
an Apprentice brought up who entered into the Ha.
val Service. The Motion was made in the affidavit.
and on the part of the Maier of tie Apprentice,
who, as was admitted, entered voluittAr ly into the
Service. The Court refuted the btoir.n. raying,
thothhe Maker might bring an anion if het leafed,
but the Writ of Habeas Corpus was grantable only
where the party for whom it was loners was him-
fell aggrieved, by being detained agai-It hi., will.
APRIL 26 -.-Ttit LIMO t. 1111.001.

The defendant was brought up for jndgnsent upnia
a conviaion, charging him with wilfully hi
cioully libelling a w,d.)w lady, c-f .ci3hility,
named Montefinri, refiding at Hackney, by affering
in a public Neu fpapar, that the kept a BoaiJiag-
houfe for illegitimate children; and, th it ha g na-
tural children of her own, Ate was peculiar ; careful
and tender of the fporinus iT ie of other.: and cohere
aiTertions tending to vilify the charaaer anl reputa-
tion of the above lady.
The defendant put in an affidavit, fitting (nth his
having been cad in a Civil Aaiun by the ?mecca-
' iris ; and that be was at that mown, nrilon for
the damages given by the Jury, ain.iununi to soot.
••-The affidavit alfo expreffed his contri:ina fo•i
many inflating letters he bad fent to Mrs.
ori and his declaration, that he was not aw _•• .ey
would bring upon him fo heavy a refponlibii;.; .
Mr. Andrews fltortly addreffed the Coiri is behalf
of the defendant, and as hs,could urge nothing in his
ixtenuation but the imprifonenent he bad already fuf.
fired, and was likely to experience Rill further from
his inability to pay the damages ; he prudently de-
livered him over to the mercy of the Court, intreat-
ing their LordOsips to bear in mind the frailty of
human nature ; and while they adminiftered jullice,
to adopt the principle they had hitherto aBcd upon,
and temper punithment with mercy.
Mr. Gas cow, in fupport of the profecution, was
extremely fevere upon the condua of the defendant.
He infißed, that be had added perjury to his other
offences, by (wearing, that he was not aware of the
heavy refponfibility that awaited him, when one of
his letter:. to the much abufed profecutriz fet forth,
that he wai aflonithed the Jury had only given col.
damages again( him, and that he expeaed, at eaft,
the verdia would have been 5001. ; adding. that he
mould Rill continue to .affert what be thought of her,
and that !be might 'apply to another forum of Judie*
if (he thought proper ; but nothing fhould prevent
her expofition. It was therefore clear, Paid the
Learned Counfel, that the defendant was aware of
the refponfibility. He concluded by obferving, that
the defendant was a fit objea of the Court's feverity.
Their Lob:Mips ordered the Defendant to be
brought up on a future day.
London, England, 1804-04-18

FRANCE.

PARIS (c) GERMINAL), APRIL 7.
The Ex-General Cleats's Pica scau has hanged
himfelf in his prifon. The following are the parti-
culars of the luicide :
Oa the repeated requefis he had made, and on
giving his word of honour that he would not make
any attempt on his life. Pic tisca u had obtained the
difmiffal of his guards during the night. Every
morning an attendant in waiting came to light his
fire with a bundle of wood. PICHEaItU. on one of
the preceding mornings, had laid slide a part of a
faggot, by which he thought he might put an end
to his exifience. In flow, on the isth (the sth init.)
of this month PICULGRU, after having flipped very
heartily at t t o'clock, went to bed about twelve.—
The attendant in waiting having retired. PICIlltOltU
drew lions under his pillow, where he had placed it,
a black filk handherchicf, which he tied tight round
his neck; the piece of wood, which lie had kept in
referee lie then made ufe of to him in the pro-
's& of fuieide ; he introduces this piece of wood into
the two ends of the handkerchief where it was tied;
he turns this little flick dole to the glands of the
neck as often as lie thinks neeeffary to put a flop to
rcfpiration. When on the point of lofing refpiration,
he draws the flick behincf his ear, and throws himfelf
on the fame fide of his head, in order to prevent its
fhifting. Picitscau, naturally fat, full of blond,
fiafreeaied by the full meal which he had juft taken,
and by the great prattle which he made, expires dur-
ing the night.
Next day, in the morning, the attendant came to
kindle his fire; he looked towards Picot soau's bed;
law him, as he fuppofed, in a profound fleep, and re-
tired to do his other work. About half pal (even the
attendant ag:iin went up, again law the head of Ps•
cut.eau quietly 'ening on his pillow, and again went
aaay„ fill fearing to interrupt his (legs. At nine
o'clock lie went up a third time, and übferved no ai
teration in the pottute of the prifoner, who ufually
(poke to him when he was awake. The attendant
began to be furprifecl' at his fleeping fo long, went
up to the bed, when he fees his face pale and Minted;
he then moved the body and found it Welds, and
without motion. He immediately gives information
to the jailor, who west that inllaet to inform Tofu-
. *tor, the judge and Solicitor in this important trial.
Eight phyficians and furgenns were employed to
dr.iw up the prom verbal of the Rate ?n which the
• body was found, and this preen tyrlia/ and the corpfe
were brought before the Criminal Ttibunat on the
6th, about one o'clock in the Afternoon. •
London, England, 1804-01-31

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This day was publiihed. in One Vol. Evo. prise 7& in Boards, the
Second Edition of

RURAL PHlCOSOigilor, Refleaions on
Knoweeir, Virtue, and Happinefs ; chiefly in Reference to
a Life of Retirement in the Country.
Written on =awn of the late Dr. Zlmmerman's Difcourfe on

Solitude.
By ELY BATES, Efq.
Printed for Longman and Rees, No. 39, Paten:otter-row.
" The argument enforced throughout Is this, That there is no
fad happinets without religion; and that the charms of retire-
in,.nt, uulefs they tend to improve the mind in piety and virtue,
an 'midi Bendel and fallacious; but that. it entered upon with a
proper ditpofition of mind, it will obvloufly improve us in true
witdom, and qualify us for that more durable condition in another
world to which all of as are haltering. This Important dodtrine
is taught without the (manta titulare of fanaticifm, and without
the leaft afperity; but In grave, yet Ample and ImprelLve lan-
guage. The ityle la, at the faint time, forcible and elegant ; the
volume, it is tree, la no where enlivened by anecdote., hot it is no
where defaced by puerility ; and in this, as well a. in other re-
liardts,la decidedly ta be preferred to Zimmerman 's popular work.
We recommend, without hentation, the perufal of this book to
every determinist of readers, who will receive the belt and molt
fagacious advice, delivered la the mutt pinMl g manner."
Beni& Critic, Sept td6A.
London, England, 1804-01-31

HOLLAND.

Hems, Jen. 14.—0 n the Bth inflant Admiral
VEIN a us, failed from Flufhing, and immediately it
was reported that our whole fleet belonging to the
expedition againft England bad put to fea, and had
already had an engagement with the Englilh, which
was concluded from the firing heard on the 9th at
fielvoetfluys and Rotterdam. It was afterwards
known, however, that Admiral VIII.IIIIUL had only
put to fea with a (mall divifion of the fleet, confifi-
ing of gun boats, flat bottomed boats. and two cor-
vettes, in order to extra. the men in firing and naval
manoeuvres, and the next day returned again to
Flufhing. All there veffcls were manned with French
troops.

The experienced Captains STARING, ZOVTE MA No
WIGGIR3, and !Lys arum a, are appointed Com-
mandants of the diviftnns undei Admiral Vrkttsyt..
The foldiers nn board the veircls are continually ex-
ercifed in rowing.
The navigation of nor canals, in confequence cf
a thaw, is now entirtly open.

Of the French troops in ganifoo at the Hague, 40
men from each company 1-11 be detached to noth-
ing, there to be embarked 107 Boulogne.
Many of our naval officers have an ap-
pointment on board the fleet, and p.atriMically of-
fered their fervices in the expedition again( England.
ANISTRIDAK, JAN. I4.—Ahout 200 flips, declined
for the expedition, are collcaed at °acad.
London, England, 1804-01-31

II ALT.

MILAN. Jaw. 6.—The general of brigade Tux oz.-
TIF, in confequence of the accident of General Firm,
who has broken his leg, has taken the c,mmand of
our troops, which are on their march to France to be
employed in the expedition agaital England.
LUCIEN BONAPARTE, who is trave!ling through
Italy, under the name of Citizen Bator, hac arrived
at Florence, whence he will go to Rome and Naples.
The report is renewed that the vice.prefultnt of
the Italian Republic, Citizen MkLZ I. will reign his
poll on account of the declining (late of his health.
The crew of the American frigate the Philadelphia,
which had the misfortune to be flranded near Tri.
poli, were, after their cipturc, put in chains and
cari..d in triumph to Tripoli. Their ranfom will
coil the United States not lel: than 20C,C.:0 fr::,e,
ducats.
London, England, 1804-01-31

TURICET.

CONSTANTINOrLE, DEC. 12.—The plasm: lately
made its appearance on board a Itagufan (hip laden
with sOOO quintals of wool for hlaifeilles, fix tailors
died, and the veffel was obliged to return, unload,
and perform quarantine for 40 dayc.
_ _ _

In Egypt tranquillity appear, to he again reflored.
This thy four !hips arrived here from Alexandria la-
den with rice, coffee, &e. they are the fink that have
arrived for a long time. Two Ragnfan (hips failed
immediately for Alexandria to take in cargoes, and
feveral Turkith and Greek merchants mean to form
eflahlifhments there.

The Capitan Pala CUCRZUCK Hosing died on
the 7th init. in the evening. Before his death, he
fent in a memorial to the Government, hating that
he owed debts to a very confiderable amount, but
that the property he left behind him would be fuffi-
cient for their difcharge : he, therefore, requefted,
that as he had contracted thefe debts, principally in
order that he might fupport with honour the pa he
hdd, that Government would, immediately after his
eeceafe, turn his effects into money, and pay all his
creditors, giving the refidue to his widow, who is a
niece of the GLAND SRIGNIOR: he added, that among
all the Turkith Officers, he knew none more worthy
to fumed him in the poll of High Admiral than his
fecond in command, Vice-Admiral Caysa Bay, who
poffeffed diffinguifhed talents in naval affairs, and was
faithfully devotedjo the Government : he concluded
by requefting, that all his slaves might receive their
liberty, and never again be expofed to fate.
The day after the death of the Capitan Palba, the
GRAND SEIGNIOR ordered that all the mittens of the
deceafed fhould be punftually carried into effect.
According to accounts from Bulgaria, the Parka
Mahe !stun Ins, who had lately made inroads into
WaLachia, and who was of a very reftlefs difpofition,
has ueen (lain; he had lately concluded a peace with
the Palba of RUSCHTSCHUR, an 4 promifed never to
the inhabitants on the Banks of the Danube.
lnftead, however, of obferving his engagement, he
fecretly levied fresh troops, and made fuck difpofi-
tions as threatened a renewal of hottilities. The
I'afha of Ito sc lITSCHUZ therefore invited him to an
interview ; he came with fifteen attendants, and was
cut to pieces together with them, in the palace of the
above-mentioned Pasha.
London, England, 1804-03-03

ROYAL A:ILMARY COLLEGE,

Feb. aS, dine.
IN conformity to the Refolation of His MAJES•
.11f's COMMISSIONERS far CONDUCTING the AF.
FAIRS of the ROYAL MILITARY COLLEGE, that the ap-
pointments of PROFESSORS and MASTERS OA be obster-
mined by Competition of Talents, the GOVERNOR dab berdry
give notice, that ADDITIONAL MASTERS In the Sallawing
Brunches of tußration, via. FRENCH and muramanc.
will be wanted for the junior Deparmaent oldie tali College, at
Great Marlow, the County of Bucks, in the cowls of the as.
fuing month.
N. Mater of Arithmetic will be received who is not MIT
qualified to luceettl to the Mitre -Rion of Mathematics, In rota-
tion, aa vacancies may occur.
Ne perfon will be approved of for the above ERablillatent
whore diameter will nut bear the Itridteß termini.
Letters of application are to be addretral to the Governor of
the Royal Military College, staler cover, to the Right Hoc. the
Secretariat War.
A Collegiate Road will be held at Great Marlow, en Saturday,
the tyth of March neat, for the examination of the Candidate
for the above mentioned appointments.