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London, England, 1804-10-04

CADIZ, AUGUST 24.

" The Mutsu TRITE arrived here a few days ago
from Vera Crux, having on board three trsdficou few;
tundra tboufastel dollars in fpecie, on account of our
Government, be fides large (tuns for individuals. Tato
other frigates with three millions each, were to fail for
this place in the courfe of two months after the Ass-
, trio vs. A large proportion of the fpecie brought
in the Am an ITRITI, will be fent to England in the
frfl Brit/ men of Ivor that call here, to be remitted
from England to Boa A PAITI, by way of Hamburgh.
You may depend upon this faa, and that all the remit
lances in filver from this Government to Bona-
ratty,, are fent in Britilh mcn or war, as being the
pick?, the Afffl, and the mall advantageous way of
fending money from this country to France. The
dollar here at prefent is only worth four (haling' and
one penny, in London it fells for 0. 6d. which 1
a profit of near 8 par cent. after paying all 'silences,
and the ;mount is remitted by bills upon Hamburgh,
fo that it commonly reaches Paris in 111 weeks from
its lying !hipped in a Delta man of war at Cadiz.
" A confiderable number of werlasrn are employ
ed in fitting up the three fail of the line, intended to
be (portly lent to Ferrol from ibis place ; one of them
i. a fir* tate.
London, England, 1804-10-04

lATELLICEAVE.

MAILS THIS DAY.—Wind S.
All. C. Akt. DOt.
0 I Hambergh • 2
Watcrtad a 2 Gottenbutgb 0 0

PLYMOUTH, OCTOBER a.—Came in the HAPPY
Rtruam, hired armed cutter, of to guns, from a
cruise, with damage; having, in tympany with the
Sit z BIN EU cutter, of tz guns, a few days ago fallen
in with a French (loop of war and a brig of 16 guns,
which they engaged in a running fight many hours.
During the engagement the two French (hips endea-
voured to run into Bret, but the Cutters pttrfned
them fo clofely, and engaged fo gallantly, that both
of them ran afore under the guns of the battery :
the cutters then manned their boats, and endeavour-
ed to bring out the brig, but the enemy hauled her
in between the two rocts, and fo completely fur-
rounded her by foldieri from the Chore, that the Pri-
tiffs heroes-were obliged to relinquifh their ezpeetcd
prizes. The (hots and (tells from the batteries paffed
far beyond the cutters, but happily did no other da-
mage than to difable the I-14PPY RETURN by a (hot
through her rudder, and another through her botvr,
which obliged her to retire and bear up for this port.
After the French (hips were Aare, two Englifh fri.
gates (toad in with a defign to attempt to deftroy
them, but the water was fb lima!, that one of theM
(nick and damaged her falfe keel. The Coevors
armed (hip was left to watch them, and to prevent
their eftape, in the event of their being again got off.
The officers and crews of the HAPPY RETURN, and
Smuttiest, behaved eztremely Well on this occrifion,
and it gives us pleafure to add, all efcaped unhurt.,
—Sailed the liege rase, of 24 guns, with a fleet for'
the Downs; alfo the TEMSRAIIe, of 98 guns, to
join the Channe: fleet ; and the COCKATRICE, of 14
guns, with the William Heathcote, Weft lndiamin,
for Liverpool.
Arrived this morning the following men of war
from the fleet off Bseft and from the in-fhorefqua
dress: the Majestic, of 74.; V , of 74.1.
and Muses cutter; they left both fituddrons all well
yelterday morning: the enemy ezaAly as ufual, ap-
wanly ready for fea, but have not made the lean
movement fusee loft report.
Poarsetburn, Oct. j.—Arrived the KENT man
of war, from the Mediterranean ; Pouerrrs (loop
of war; SPERDWELL brig of war ; LORD Neesor
fehooner ; and Lion cutter, from a cruize.—Windl
Southerly.
Dam, Oct. 3.—Arrived the BITER gun brig,(
with a fleet of tranfports tinder convoy, from Pont.
mouth, which are failed for the River. Sailed the
tfabella, Cairn, for Charleflon. Arrived the THRA-
sate Peers', cad RIFLIMAN gun brig', from it
cruise. Came down the PHO,PHORUS and Bestelse
gun brigs, from Sbeernefs, and remain in the Downs
with the reft of the (hips as per haft. P.S. Taft failed
the Peas Lore frigate, for Holey Bay. Arrived the
ARDEN r man of war, and three cutters, from off the
French coat, which alfo rcmain.—Wind W. S.W.
London, England, 1804-10-04

BIRTHS.

On the t 7th ult. at his hook, Church-row, relhan, the Lads
of P.. P. lienfl,m, Efq. of a daughter.
1 he Lady of Sir fiuugerford Hokyns, Hart. of liarercood, id
the county of Hereford, of a fon cud
Lately, at krone, the Lady of Carta's, O'Conner, of the Royal
Navy, of a daughter.
On tee 19th ult. the Lady of the Rev. Dr. llolkias, of Appleton,
Seeks, of a daughter.
London, England, 1804-10-04

Rona FAmmr.

WITNOUTH, OCT. Z.—The Royal Family were fo
I.tte before they came on thore 1,111 night, that the
pignets were diftuilied by the Officers.
This morninG his Maitsry was on horfeback be-
tween lie and (even o'clock, and returned about eight
to the Lodge. Soon after ten o'clock the Royal Fa-
'wily, attended by Lady Itcassria and daughters,
Mrs. DIAZ, Mrs. llaa: Gansverma, Lady G. But.g-
LPLY, the Honourable Mrs. Eassztas, Earls Rossm,
PAULIT, UXBRIDGE, Lords WALSINCIIIAM and RI-
VERS, Generals GARTH, MANNFRS, MANNINGHaM,
and the Aid du Camp, went on board the yacht.
On Saturday Mr. Ps .NN gives a grand fete at his
houfe at Portland, and it is expeCted the Royal Fa-
mily will honour it with their prefence.
There are three new privateers ready to fail from
this port.
London, England, 1804-10-04

GIBRALTAR, AUGUST a&

" Yenerday the KINT, Capt .WNITI. arrived here
on het way to Portfmouth, from the fleet off Tou-
lon, which the left on the tBth, all well. Our fleet
then confined of eight fail of the line, and feven fri.
gates; all the crews in good health, and in the high.
ell nate of difcipline. The enemy bad an equal force
fit for (ea in Toulon ; but they never ventured to
fend a (hip b eyond the harbour's mouth.
" Yenerday the Sorts la failed for Lifbon, with
General Oates on board, from Malta, on his way to
England. The Kent fails for England to-morrow,
and calls at Cadiz, to take on board fpecie from there
to England."
London, England, 1804-03-10

P4RLI4MENTARr PROCEEDINGS.

HOUSE OP LORDS, HUDAIPSAILCH 9.
Their Lorelfhips met at a few minutes after three
o'clock. As loon as the Loan COUNCILLOR had
taken his feat on the Woolfaek, Earl Frrzwis-t-tare
addreffed their Lordfhips, nearly to the following
purport :
of the
a My Lords—Previous to the opening
Commiffion, which I underfland has been 'Cued for
giving the Royal Affent on this day, to certain Bills
on your Lordrhips"fabte, I think it my duty to fob-
mit a few obfervations to your Lordlhips. On an
occafion which involves not only the regularity' of
the proceedings of Co important a branch of the Le.
gillatnte, as that filled by your Lordfisips, but even
the vital principles of the Conflitution, it as incom.
bent on us, my Lords, to proceed with the greateft
caution and deliberation. A Commiffion for declar-
ing the Royal Affent, can only be ;trued by the au-
thority of his Majefiy ; the evidence of which au-
thority is the King's fign manual, and as a conic-
queue of that, the fubfequent affixing of the great
feat. Thefc Os, my Lords, would jultify us in pre.
fuppofing, that his Majefty is in that (late of defirable
convald-cenee that renders him competent to loch an
exercife of the Royal Perogative. I mull morels.
my Lords, that it would afford me the highelt fatif.
faition, if I were well adored that filch was the
fad!: but the information which I have obtained
from very high authority, does not entitle me to
draw any fuch conclufion, bow much foever I, in
common with your Lorahips, and the whole nation,
defire it. I with, my Lords, to have the faa of his
Majefly's recovery put beyond all doubt. I with
that on a fubjelt fo intimately atone/led with the
Royal Authority, and the fpirit of the Conftitution,
that it were eflablifhed to our fatisfaaion, as on a
former occafion, at your Lordfbips' Bar. I with to
have Come better authority than the reports of the
Phyficians. I mull confefs, my Lords, that thole
reports do not fatisfy my mind; they are, as far as
my poor underftanding win enable me to judge of
them, drawn up in a language ambiguous and unfit.
tisfallory. They flatter, indeed, the withes and ez-
pettations of the people for his Majefty's recovery ;
but they do not flatter us with the hopes of a rapid
amendment. Even the Bulletin of phis day, m
Lords. iv not fativfaflory. It does not go the length
of (leaning, that his Majelly is couvalefeent. I
trail, my Lo-ds, that on a fubjeft, involving, as I
faid before, the forms and the effence of the Confli-
lotion, that we flail pioceed with that circumipec-
tion that is always crpc4ted in the ptoccediugt
London, England, 1804-09-21

♦AROY JUDAIC.

On the fame day we Lad ocirafton to report the
cafe of this periOn ; we need not, therefore, enter
into any minute particulars. His cafe was .now
brought forward for re confederation by Mr. Aet.sr,
who avoided repeating the argument to which we
have already adverted, confident that the Court
would not forget any thing favourable to the fitua-
tionNof the Prifoner. What he would fubmit to its
attention was a matter perfeCtly new, which, if it
did not influence, would at leak receive the grave
attention of his Lordlhip. Two or three perfons had
afttially been difcharged under precifely the fame cis--
cutaftasees in which the Prifoner was placed, bath
by Mk. Serjeant OssLow.and by the Noble Lord who
occafidnally prefided at the Surrey Seflions. It would
receive the shore regard, becaufe the Defendant had
no remedy excepting by this application and by ano-
ther. moriobjeCtionable on several accounts, to the
Court of King's Bench.
The Reccianta:—‘, I looked into the AR, not only
when the Ptifoner was before brought up, but fince
that time, to fatisfy my mind on the fubjett. and
the opinion I give is ftrangthened ; and I conceive I
have not the power to difcharge the man. The A 8
not only applies to 'the in January, but it is retro-
fpative, and it is alio profpative, which did not in
the whole, en the r ft of January. or at any time or
times fence, amount to more than ssool.' lam
very lorry for this unavoidable contradietion in the,
determination of the two Courts. Could I have
know this variance of opinion, I fliould have heft-
tated long before I decided ; bun having relayed, I
do not feel difpofed to pay fu ill a compliment to the
Gentlemen km, by whom I have been ailed, as to
rescind the opinion formerly declared."
London, England, 1804-09-21

j. 'LAIC HFI 16 LO.

The peculiarities in thin cafe were, that the Fri
loner had been confined in a lnck•up-hnufe, and had
not been commuted to any of the public prifons;
and C:condly, that the debt for which he was cow
fined, appeared, by the award of Mr. Rows- 01.1-
ret•Nr. to be 26371 173. 3J. which confider:ably ex-
ceeded the limit of tsool. Rated in the Qatute. In
fupport of the latter objeltion, it alto appeared, that
in the allion for the debt to which the award refer-
red, a ♦erdiet had been taken for the debt to the ex-
tent of 13,c001.

M. Kea, r, on the part of Meirrs. Zeafe and Stro
ther, who oppofed the manumilliiin of this prifoner,
commented at Come length un there hats.
Mr. At.t.st, on the contrary, contended, that
whatever might be the amount of the award or of
the verdia, the Prifoner was only atrciled for toool.
and the Court' according to the At, had nutlitog, to
do with award, or verdids, but were to decide by the
debt on which the Prifoner was apprehended. The
RECORDER concurring
..in this opinion, the Prifoner
was dikbarged.
London, England, 1804-01-14

ANOTHEA CM Sl.

Notwithff and ing thefadcatafiropheacc oisea by the
Hammerfmith Mod another apparition has appeared.
This nightly wanderer has chofen St. James's Part for
a place of rendezvous, where it has been regularly ken
by the foldiets on guard for upwards of a week pad. be,
tween the hours Mone and two o'clock in the m o rain} .
—A few nights ago a fighre was obfet ?A at a late
hour by one of the Coldstream Regiment, whilll on
duty near the Royal Cockpit.—The poor fellow is
I ready to (wear he (aw a woman pars by him without
a head. He is lure it was not it perfon dretfed
up in a white (beet, becaufe he could plainly difeover
the arms; and notwithilanding his great alarm, he
obferved that the flioulders of the Ghoft were the
higheit part of it ; he therefore concluded, whatever
it might be, that it hid got no head. He was taken
ill immediately on his leaving guard, and the next
day fent Co the hofpltal, where he AM remains. On
Tuefday one of his comrades having heard of the
affair, and having taken the fame watch that night,
rcfolved to look out for the Chaff. and to fpeak to
it ; accordingly at the ufeal time, her Ghoillhip paid
him a Oh. She appeared again without a head, and
entered the Palk from the end of Queen-dreett near
to the Royal Cockpit. Thit veteran was now pa-
nic-lb-tick. He defcribed hindelf to have got a !oder!
jaw. and when 'he wanted to et y " Who comes
there," he could not utter a word. Although he
was twunie tied, it does not appear that he was levied;
for on the Ohod fee ning inclined to be better ac-
' ynainted with him, he traded his poll, and ran with
all poilible fpeed to the guard-room, where he had
fearce recited the difmal dory to the Serjeant, be-
fore he fell into (trong tics, and continued fo ill af-
terwards, that be was taken to the hofpital on Wed-
nefday. whete he is ne confined to his bed. Ann-
' tiler night this headlefs ;haft held its midnight revels
in an empty bouts .betttaJ the Anuottry Room.—
Having Emitted its pranks in the empty dwelling, the
foldier who was a witnefs to this novel fceng observed
this dreadful fpeare to pals by him at the dillance of
fifty yards. and walked over the park paling as ear),
as he could (tep over it haw ; it then proceeded to-
wards the Canal, and vat:idled from his fight. There
arc feveral other dories current amongst the Cold-
dream Reziment refpeeing the nocturnal gambols of
this Gholl,ard it is laid, that feversl foldiers, betides
thole already mentioned, have fein, whilll on duty,
what they foprofe a fnpernatural phantom, which
has to affeeed them, that they were taken ill imme-
diately and fent to the holpitil ; bat, be that as it
may, it is an undonbted fad, • that two fentinels
have been fent there from the effects of fright, what-
ever may have been the real caufe of it.
London, England, 1804-01-14

Mtn.AM

La MIT! French (loop itanfport arrived hers this
tide, taken by the Cooarass Dr tints hired armed
cutter. Lieutenant Dwaine', and two gun•brigs in
company. She was boarded by the cotter's boat off
El!epics ; the came from Dieppe,hound to Boulogne,
and had on board five men and a boy—fhe was going,
it appears by the French boy's account, to fetch tim-
ber, &c. for building.
The firing heard here was from the French bat-
teries at our cruisers, who, fearful the enemy would
efcape them in the night, the wind being very fair and
night dark, bad gone in very chile, and in the morn-
ing found themfelves becalmed under the enemy's
batteries; a little damage done to their fails and
rigging, but no lives 1011, nor spy material damage
done to their hulb. Same or the enemy's Man arc
lying in clots to the (hare, under cover of their bat-
teries, but dare nos venture out to attack our crulacrs
out of the teach of the there guns.
London, England, 1804-09-28

?'9LI" E,

Wecinefday, at the Pa'she Office, Hatton-garden,
A mailer baker, on Saffron hill, was charged with
receiving a large quantity of Hour. to the ainonnt of
0. the property of Mr. Twifden, baker and meal-
man in the Borough. It appeared that the nil-otter
recommended a hiend, as a fit perfon to keep a
baker's !hop for the Profecutor, at Kingfland Road,
when he betrayed his trail, and molted all the dour
to the thrill of the Pt ironer ; after which he went to
Devizes, in Vs'ilifhire, hum whence he WAS brought
back to the office, where he was examined with the
other Prifi ta:r. Several witneffes giving teliinp.ny
againft them, they were both fully committed to
Newgate for 11141.
Wednefitay, at Marlbornngh-flreet, a woman of
the town was charged with lobbing a country gen
dernan of Bank notes and his watch, under the tol-
, lowing circumflances—They agreed to drink a glals
of wine together, and repaired to a houfe in Wood-
tlock-ftreet, where after having drank freely in com-
pany with a banditti, they robbed him of his proper-
ty. The charge orfelony not being made out againft
the Prifoner, the was committed as a vagrant.

Yellerday at Marlborough.theet, James Maryick,
Efq. of Parliament-nreet, exhibited a complaint
againtt /Vidiam Thrrir, the driver of a dray belonging
to the brewery of Meffrs. Goodwin and Co. Ealt
Smithfield. The dray was left in the fireet at Whi:e-
hall, on Tuefday last, and the hurf:s being teized
with flies, and left alone, became fo rellive as to en-
danger the fafety of foot pafrengers. One of the
animals which had entangled the harries abf,ut his
legs, was within a little of ftriking the Profecutor as
he was palling. According to information Mr. M.
found the drayman drinking ht the King's Head in
Downing-nreet. The Magi rate remarked, that it
was furpriling to him that complaints (.f this defer ip-
lion were not oftener brought before lihn, and fined
the Defendant 4os. and cons. •
London, England, 1804-09-28

ECCLESIASTICAL. PROMOTION.

Friday, Andrew Um, M. D. Vl,lll ele:fled Prole: or of Phyfic
and and Ledurerin Chcmary, iu And:Ain:l'a liana-
:ion, Glafgow.

BIM HS.

On Feria), 1.. R, at Putney, .713 ira Tyof Wm. Clark, Ffq. of a fin.
On the ash irdtant, at Ballymore, County of Wexford, the feat
of her Other, the I arty of !el.)6111.11 Speer, kfq. of a daughter.
On the ark kaftan:, at Hendon Cottage, the I.ady of Robert
Adamfon, Efq of a (on.
At Edinburgh, Mrs. Dirom, of Mount Annan, of • daughter.
London, England, 1804-03-19

'THIRD LO Y' I'ER Y, for z 803, LIEGINa DRAW INt.:
the a3d APRIL, ISo4.
THE TICKETS and Shares for the above Lottery
arc now on Sale at
Meffrs. HAZARD, kUItNE, and Co.'s Stan Lottery•-Office,

No. 93, undj the Royal Exchange, London,
and no where cifs on their account.

The Scheme eotifias of two Prizes of sc,oool. two of to,ooot
three of spool tour of spool. twelve of t,oocl. thirteen of scci
twenty of sod. fifty of toot. &c. he.. The namber of Tickets
ppoo, and the loweft prize 201.
0- All Shares fold at this Once wUI be camped agreeable to
Adt of Parliament, and alio with the Crown, and round it, HA..
Z• 121 and Co.'; LOTitItY OTSIC2. Letters, Poll Paid, duly
aofwered, and Schemes gratis.
N. B. In the late Lottery. No. 76as, some]. was fold In a
whole Ticket, at the above Oiler., and No. StB3, aopocL and No.
y pp, tostioci. both In Shares.
•.• Country Orders, accompanied with Ihort-dated BUIs en
London, Polt-Ofhte. Orders, or Ceti, In Parcel by Coach or Car-
rier, puo&ually attended to ; and Correfpondenet may depend tin
being treated exattly on the fame terms as if perfooally prelate.
London, England, 1804-03-19

RICHARDSON, GOODLUCK. and Co. refpeet
L% fully acquaint the Public. that the State Ln•tery will com-
mence Drawing on the 23d of neat Month, April. The Tickets
and Shares continue on Sale In great variety of Numberc., at the
corner of Bank Buildings, Conihall. and facing the gat, of the
Kin` a Mews Charing-Crofs, London, the Limited State Lottery
°Men of Richardion, Gotailluzk, and Co.
London, England, 1804-03-19

A CERTAIN CURE FOR CORNS.

INFALLIBLE GERMAN CO/LNI-PLAISTFR.
'THE PROPRIETOR of :his molt e kcellesti
I. REMEDY is fo certain of its Efficacy having Never faikds
In a variety of Cafes, agrees, if it does not eradicate the Corn,
ro-..t and branch, TO %ZUPAN TIM ?ADVIL?, And he I.egs kayo
to add, that it has infinitely the advantage or the numberlds
inetE-
caciuu, Ointments, Salves, Ste- as many hundreds of afilifted pens
fon, c.,n teftiCy, among whom are tome of the firft charaden to
this klngdani.
Sold Wholefal.: and Retail by T. Atte% No. 1, Finch-lane, near
the Roy,* Exchange; and alto by Mr. Day, No. 7, Tavilkaela.
Erect ; Mr. Wilfoo, No. 39, St. Junta's-Bred ; Mr. HUslarg
.No. 21, l'all-Mall; Mr. Vi'ard, No. 324, Holborn; and Jihiadi
and Co. No. 1.3.), Oxford-ftreet.
At Brilhal, by Mr. &dein and Mr. Sheppard, Booltfelleas
Bath, By Ilcrard, bookfellcr' and Wright, polumer.
Edlliberzh, by batter, Southr.idge.
Porde Gof,ort, Mr. Harding's.
Liverpool, by qtr. Gore, printer,and Mr. jones,boolfellars
Portfinoutli, Mr. Motley, boukfeller.
And by tn..ft of the Vu:ders of Medicines in England.
London, England, 1804-03-19

GER3l,4mr.

DIEMEN, MARCH 2 —The Princefs MAXIMILIAN
of Saxony. born Princefs of Patio Ap died here yeller.
day, in the sath year of her age, to the great grief
of the whole Court.

HUM lit/ROM, Fr a. 28.—8 y the letter from Ratilbon
we received the very unexpeeted intelligence that the
ELECTOR of BAVARIA has recalled all his meafures
againit 'the Equellrian Order, and engaged even to
pay all the expences occationed by them.
Faa. 15.—0 n the isth in& Couriers
were fent from this place to St. Peteriburgh, Lon-
don, and Paris. Our Court continues to interel itfelf
for a re•eftablifhment of Peace between the belligerent
Powers.
London, England, 1804-03-19

7AMAICA PAPERS.

We have received the Jamaica Papers to the tytb
January, ten days after the arrival of the lotus fri..
gate with the Sparta (loop of war : but they do not
convey any information as to the caufe of the Span&
firing into the.ioLus—the Spaniard continued airun-
ning fight for fax hours before he Bruck.
Several cartels have failed from Jamaica with
French pr ironer' to France and to America.
Arnonga the French Officers who furrendered at
St. Dommgo, and had been liberated en parole at
Spanifirtown, Jamaica, was a fellow named Violette
Bediringer, who was of the murder of feverat
lisitith ptifoners at Gitadaloupe in s794;—on his
being recognized, and nernerous ails of cruelty
proved, he was fent in irons on board the pa:a-I/tip
at Port Royal.

The Grenada Packet, one of the vefTels fitted out
by the inhabitants of Grenada, for the defence of
that Wand, under the orders of Captain Orwar. has
been captured by a French privateer, and carried
into Cumana.

An Englilh Guineaman lately put into Surinam.
under an impreffion that it had received a Britilh
Ggrrifon : the crew were made prifoners, but have
arrived in a cartel at St. Viacent's

A meeting of the inhabitants of Kingfion, Jamaica.
took place on the laft day of the laft year, to con-
fider of the conduit of the Senate of the Wand, in
having refitted the propofitions of the Britifh Mini-
thy ; when, amongft other points, it was relayed.
" that the zeal ancifirmnefs of the Affembly, in the
late Sefton, in oppofing and withflanding the feveral
extraordinary demands upon it, for crefting barracks
beyond what the lOand Itands pledged. for paying
troops and other purpofes, (the expence• 61 which
ought, beyond quettion, to be borne by the Empire at
large), entitle the Houfe to the higheft approbation
of us conitituent,"

Majnr•Gcneral MONCIt IE r has arrived at Barba-
does, and atfumed the command of the troops at
that 'Eland, which received an important augmentar
tion by the Cork fleet.
Brigadier General Du tor, and about Soo of the
7oth regiment, arrived at Antigua early in the pre-
fent year. ■nd are to be Rationed there.
Brigadier General PR I VII T. who fucceeded to
the command,pro import, ;at Barbadoes, on the death
of General Gaieties-D, has returned to his govern.
ment at Dominica.

Saturday we received a packet of Antigua Papers,
to the beginning of February :—We learn by them,
that the Government of Guadalnupe was i n apprehen.
lion of an invafion from our forces in that quarter.
The Commander in Chief. Esuour. had in conic-
quence dined a Proclamation. fubjefting every freeman
on the llland to immediate military electiti.,n if on
being cadered to march. he refuted to do foLlte it
like wile to carry with him four of his bell flares to
the place of rendezvous, where they are to be armed*
r has further decreed. that any peril's dills%
minating alum or teirdr. or who !ball know any
mater relating to the defigns of the Engl.di, aithoi
making communication of it to the Government, 1113
be atteLted, and d:livered over to a Council of Wat.

I

'1
London, England, 1804-03-19

THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY-LANH.

TO-MORROW EVENING, MARCH zo, 1804,
wm be performed the Comedy of
THE SOLDIER'S DAUGHTER.

To which will be added the New Farce, caUal
THE COUNTERFEIT.

This Evening—The Soldier's Dsughter';wiih the Counterfeit.

THEATRE ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN.:
TO-MORROW EVENING, MARCH so, 1804,
will be piefented the Tragedy of
PIZARRO.
To which will be added the New Farce of
THE PARAGRAPH.
London, England, 1804-03-19

IMPERIAL INSURANCE OFFICE,

idN-COUII I. CORNISILL, YARCH I 4 1804.
THE DIRECi'ORS of this Company defire to
acknowlrdge with the higheit fenie of oldiption, the unrre-
ccrtented ftwort it has receiwd from the Piddle, and to grime
than, that to theca its continuance will be the objed of their molt
anxious foiic;tude.

They beg leave to inform thofe who will' to renew their Policies,
which -e-ni doe at Lady-Day next, as well as thole who intend
them the favour of effecting new Infuriates, that attendance is
daily given at thole Oakes in Sun-court, Cornhill, and St. James's-
Rivet, (a loch purples; as alto by their Agents in the Country.
The rates of Infuranee adopted by this Company areas mochrate
in every refped as thole of any limilar Eftablifinent.
JOHN DAY, Secretary.

ENGLISH LO 1 MEN

DEC INS DRAWING ..MOND.IY the aid of APRIL. tgoe.
I'HE Tickets, Halves, Quarters, Eighths, and
Sixteenths, are now felling in great variety of Numbers, and
on the lowelt terms. The Money fur Prizes paid an demand, by

HORNSBY and CO. Stock-Brokers,

...
At their 01 eftablillod State I.ottery Office, (I.icenfed purfnant to
-

Adt of Parham:in),
No. a 6, CORNHILI., oppolite the Royal Exchange, London.
MI shares fold at 'this Ofßie will be dunned. agreeable to Aft
of Parliament, with the words State Lottery '
Letters, Parcels by Mail Comb, or Carrier, duly attended to,
exadtly nn the fame Terms as If pr Ant.
Bank, India, and South Sea Stocks, with their (event Annui-
ties, and all kinds of Government Securities bought and add by
Conunifßon.
HORNSBY and Co. fold in the late LoeterY. No. 535, 20,0001.
in Two Eighth and Twelve Sixteenth Shares—No.264Bo, 10,0001.
in one (barter, two Eighths, and eight Sixteenth Shares.—No.
t 1,t96, Soul. in one (latter, one Eighth, and ten Sixteenths.—
No. at .343, Sect in one Quarter, one Eighth, and ter, Sixteenths.

No. 4, CORNHD.L. and No. 9, CHARING CROSS.
M BISH refpeafully folicits the Public to perufe
A. • the Scheme of ti.e pref Lot Lottery, which will be found to
contain near as many Capital Prizes as Leto:ries lewdly have done
of double the Number 01 Tickets.
2 Prise& of - 4.20,0= to Prizes of
a - of . 10,000 t 3 - of -
3 - of - 5,000 20 - of
4 ' of ' • 2.000 to . of
&c. &C. dcc.
There will be only Ten Days Drawing; the Lottery will b:3in
on the aid of April, and Bola& on the 2311 of May.
Day ( Day
t Monday - April - 2- 1 6 Sat:lrday - May - 12
a Saturday - April - all 7 Tharid iy - May - 57
3 Wednefday May - a 8 Saturday - May - 19
4 Saturday - May - 5 9 Turfday - May - 22
s Wednefilay May . 9 to Woineflay May - 23
The Lottery confillinp of only 30,000 Tickets trtak‘s it higlil)
prohAde that toward., the Drawing they will be (came. and conic-
epte,tly higher in Price, but the Public may depend on Mein,
Tkkets And Shares whilß any remain, at both of the above Old
haat:dirtied °Sees, where a confiderahle number of Capital Prize,
for fryers' years have been fold, [hared, and paid ou demand, by
T. BISH.
• • .111 Bands in the Public Funds tranfadted with Fidel*
and.Diipstek.

pop°

2ld OP APRII., 1804.

ZOO
C.:
London, England, 1804-09-17

DA.141:21140.-4iftabbeeed 32 Yea= co the Aid, neigediability.
MR. WILSON engages that grown Perfnns will
find great convenienc: In being tan* Lu private with hie
family, who make a fee far Dancing at ant time the lelintar may
appol it. and at no greater expellee than other Mallen charge
for public teachhig. Pupils may hoard in the houte, and be corn
Voted in the neary paste or dancing in a few daps, as cocaine
attendance hits. every day in tbs week.
The Soli d Masatily Inc the approaching Sedan will commence
ota V/celawilit the deb W ghorember, on the hate saki and rviio
labour *aka hasg glow pot fadalaelion tat many yenta pat.
Fenei ,g sad Mac remeght. ad Saab seadadi
42. litria-reiPas. Mlnidu. . .
London, England, 1804-03-21

ROYAL EXCHANGE ASSURANCE OFFICE.

THE Corporation of the ROYAL EXCHANGE
ASSURANCE do hereby give notice that they hate reduced
ale Rate of Alternate on FARMING STOCK from is. to 26.6 d.
per Cat. •
Peons. wit* anesal Pianiums fall doe on the 35th In*. are
hereby Jehovah, that Receipts are now ready to be delieered at
the Company% Oakes. over the ROYAL Exe muscle and in PALL-
MALL, IS well as by their refpalive Agents In the feveral Coun-
ties; and the parties allured are a:quelled to apply for the renewal
of their Policia, on or before the mh of April next, as the
ufual fifteen days allowed for payment, beyond the date of each
Policy, will then expire.
SAMUEL PENNING. jun. Fwcreal7.
•„• Attendance is given, daily, at the (aid OIBe s, for the
Annan of Buildings, Goods, Mt-ahead/se, and Ships, in Flar -
boar, in Deck, or while Building, from Lofs or Damage by Elm
and ago fa the Mama of, and graining Annuities on Lacs.
14X B. An. ?train seal &e iffitnl free of ellpfNet I. the sliered where
the Arum! ,stale sr rracords.
London, England, 1804-03-21

HOUSE OF COMMONS.

Sir JOHN FREDERICK obtained leave to bring in a Bill for
Paving and Lighting the parilla of Lambeth.
The Exchequer Bilis Bill was read a third time, and palled.
Sir JACOB ASTLEY moved, that there be laid before the
Honk an Account of the Quantity of Malt exported and import-
ed into Great Britain and Ireland for fix year., ending the sth
of January left, diftinguiihing each year. and the amount of the
Dutimlevical thaenn ; accounts of all Malt charged with Duties
lu Great Britain and Ireland, fur the fame period ; alfo an account
of all Strong and Small Beer, charged with the duty in Great
Britain, dillinguillting each ye if*, and repenting the dunce w►le►
had been railed In Scott .nd during that period.—Ordered.
• Mr. W. DUNDAS broadlit in a Bill fur impaling an additional
duty on Ak. in Dalkei h, in Scotland.
The Emilia Statute Labour Bill was read a fecood time, and
ordered to be commit•.e 1 r.n t ridgy
London, England, 1804-03-21

BRITISH FIRE OFFICE,
STbtAND AND CORNHILL,
---- . - _

PISTABLISHED to ;Aire Houks, Buildings,
A—d Manigtodtortes, Good% hirrrhandize Shtps, Wires, and
Bartel, FARMING, STOCK. and other Property to Great Britain
trona Loh or Damage by Firc.

This Olfice has by its zertioas and the ameliorations introduced
Into its-regulation's an nods of bounds by Its liberal manage-
ment, and equitable and fair equalization of Premiums ("it the va-
rious degrees of tifmte, relied Well to the heft Ip rank of Fire Info.
ranee Offianso—the belt proof to the Public of the fold founds-
tken of ilmitiUTlbli ME OFFICE, and Minks their decided
preference.
The Proprietors set for tberaftives, unconneded with any fin 4
lax eftehtlainnat ; they originally made their arrangements upon
the belt authorities sad information, and their experience in their
Weave mecums, his manifefled the intik of their principks.
Anxious to render the:nide. s tee-ea./tad/Jr allot, they do not en-
deavour to procure befit, Is hut upon terms of rcciproed advantag:,
to both infurer and infured ; they avoid all fanciful and wild
(themes; make experiatee and fadt their guide ; and by calculat-
ing their RAC. of Infurance with due regard to the hazard of Fire
arifing from proccfs in Matoiradtoriee, fituation of Preinifes,
nature of Goods, and other tiro um Ranges, endeavour to afax fetch
fair ratio, th d no perfon Mall pay either more or ids than he ought.
They are happy to Rase, tit= expel tvnce and fad, and the very
great number of Informers granted by them on FARMING,
aIOCK, particularly to rbAr ertr,..4 pia.. has enabled thorn to
reduce the Premium thereon to as. td. Drat. ter Am., in
whkh they have been followed by (envoi Offices.
This Office makes good lois by Fire from lightning. . .

r-d
fur Inferences upon any property will be roam,any period
fhort of a Year. Agents are appointed molt of the principal
Chin sad Mania in Great Britain. of whom Pcoporals limy be had,
Gratis. ROBERT' SK LLTON, Sec.
London, England, 1804-03-21

PARLIIMENTART PROCEEDINGS.

HOUSE OF LORDS, TUESDAY, MARCH to.
Thel r Lotelthipa in a Committee of Privileges, head evidence
In of Lady Henry Fitsgerald's °Ant to the Dams, of
The further mailderation wasdeferred to Tburfday out.
Three Hits weer brought up from the Commas. which were
read a left time. _ . .

-
The trim Revenue. Malt Duty. Countervallin Dinka, macs
and Tallow Importation Bills, went through the and
were reported.
The Appem', ftiebardron e. the Unieerety of Ozford, wet. on
the motion of the Loan CHANCELLOR, peremptorily let down
for !maims on the &It Tuefday after the races. Adjourned.
London, England, 1804-01-13

WOBUiN KASQUERnDE.

At the Duchefs of Btu:Pao% Marquerade at Wo-
burn Abbey, on Twelfth-night, the Company began
to alremble about nine o'clock ; the galierie, and
billiard.room were elegantly decorated with rich ter
towns of artificial Hooters in drapery, on the tops of
the windows, along the canopy over the billiard-
table, and round the columns which teparate the
billiard-room from the galleries. On the billiard•
table was an immenfe large Twelfth-cake, with ices,
and other refrefltments : the fuite of apartment% ex-
clutive of thole fet apart for the Tapper, confined of
four large rooms, lighted with patent lamps and luf-
tres. The dancing commenced about eleven o'clock,
and continued with much fpirit till after one, when
the doors of the (upper rooms were thrown open.—
The tables were covered with every delicacy of the
(tarots, as well as with a profution of ices, canfee-
tionary, Etc. Nearly two hundred fat down to (up-
per. About three o'clock the company returned to
the ball room, where the dancing recommenced,
and continued with little intertnitfion till fix in the
morning; after which Mrs. SIIIIRIDAN gratified the
&trembly by tinging two longs. The whole of the
company then retired, much pleated with the enter-
tainments of the evening, and the affability and at-
tention! of the Duchels.
It is impolfible to defcribe the variety of cha.
fleets which appeared on this occafion r thole
more particularly difiinguithed were, the 'Dachas
of Datiftrao as a lreofrosial, a charsulier her Grace
fupported with much pleitfantry and humour ; the
Duke of Dsoroao fira as a lraggeser, and nest as
a Yeetr.lrekri the Marquis of TAVISTOCIL a Meal;
his brother, Lord WILLIAM
RotteLL, a Negro.ky
and bis youngefi brother. (about nine years old) es
a leatile Pedlar and Seller of Ballad:, admirably wen
.fippoeted: Mr. SHIRIDAN diflinguillted hirnrelf lira
s a Meal, and afterwards as a Mad-worm de-
d• by her fuppofed hatband r the Ladies FlTS-
:arascu as Pilaw“ the Dochefitirt MANCNIIIM
am as the Pbesal e Awake* in the Pantomime
of the Gamow; Mrs. Stigmas and Mrs. Wer.-
owe as G; Mr. Wit.t.au perfonated three cha.
greeters, x -r's Trall, a gray Player, and a Yee::
Old 'aollor.enalh 8D esquifite ftprefentations; Lord
Demist and Mr. CiIiTWILIONT as Galikent
ef' sic
La, Rale; Hon. Capt. Bangers litzpir asr $
•Warra, Mr. Gisela the painter, sad Major Hu,
Imre as 146k/dirt j Maflw HOMIIII 'and Meet:l-
os as Twig with Wm, hew, Fniary algdokno
Bower Gioia eakrs, lharaw. &c. ele.
London, England, 1804-12-07

TO THE EDITOR OF THE ST.IR.

Ste—The pay of the Britifix Officers having lately
been much the topic of converfation, the intereion of
the few following obfervaticns will pctlibly oblik
['Tile of your Readers : •
It is unneceffary to obfcrve that when the prefent
nay of the Britiffi army was firtl eflablithed, even
the fubaltern ranks were by it enabled to live with
comfort and refpedability ; neither is it an objeft to
enter-materially into the pay of fuperior ranks. I
wiU limply Rate that of a Lieutenant Colonel of In-
fantry, a Gtuation which, out of a Lire proportion
of men who enter the fervice, very few compara-
tively arrive at ; and if dependant on their pay,
am not certain that thole who do are not to be con-
fidered unfortunate, as their rank introduces them
to the firft fociety, unlefs they feclude themfelves
f:om the world, a deprivation to which long habits
i I prepare them to fubmit—thtlr et.mmand caules
an extenfive intercourfe with profeffiunal men—they
have in every fbape to fupport with dignity the poR
they fill—and all this mu@ be done with fifteen (bil-
lings and eleven pence per day, or ssiol. 9c. 7d. a
year, dedufting one [billing in the potmd for income
tax. Having begun with the head, I need but to fay
that the fubalterns are paid in the fame proportion.
I will venture to affirm that, military excepted.
time are not five members in tither Houle of Parka-
pent who are aware of the fcanty provifion made
for men who are eapofed to all chmates, and are wil-
ling to brave every danger in defence of their King
and Country; but there glorious weeds now altnoll
die upon thetonpie that ventures to give them utter-
. ance, and in their dead we hear of debts unavoid-
ably castrated, and of the inability to difcharge
Should this true Ratement tend to caufe a very ne-
ceffary inquiry into the pecuniary fituation of Bri.
,Officers, it will dopbtlefs contribute to the pre-
vention of frequent, and pet haps general pointed re-
nionaranees, to preclude which is my particular Or
ica• z. z.

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appointed
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angliged is
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prayers in
fecration c
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London, England, 1804-12-07

FRANCE.

PAWS, NOVEMBER so.
The Abbe Dlllllll, of Twin, author of A' Revo-
ke**, elate," and fermi other wot ks, has bows
appointed Librarian to the Emperor.
His Majelty the Emperor being dcfirous of fiver
- his fpeedy coronation by an atl of clemency
might draw down upon him the benedietions
more than a hundred families, the pants of the
Temple and Abbaye St. Germain were opened yef-
' - to a great number of prifoners. Lt'is announced
at a greater number. comprehending feveral
of families detained fur debt, will be liberate
week.

ne•lYalt 21.
Arnbaffador at the Sublime Porte was fill
Confiantinopie on the loth of Oeteber. This
older was tarrying on a dire& negociation w;th
Grand Visit?.
• Fiensontaife frigate, of 44 guns, was launched
days ago, at St. Maio. Her officers and part
crew were en board.

mfuits from a notice publifhed refpdling watch-
making,
in the country of Parent' that about
licyc,x) flyer watches and 3000 of gold, are roanu-
*direst there annually, and that the net pro.lace
arifing 'from them, is t,6z0,g00 francs (about
.67.5001. !lading). The population of the Commi.res
angagedia watch-making, amounts to rg,oco. The
somber of workmen, including women and children,
aboie aoo, which gives an average annual in-
of4os franks for each'.
srursrasta
:e Swint frigate la Sabina, frnmVera Crnz,
. a hiding of pialires, has happily efcaped the
iilance of the Englifh, and arrived at Vigo.
LeUersfrens Italy. dated November s 3, Rate. that
a Chips of the line, and force frigates, of 4dmiral
Witatioti s Cquadrori, are now repairing at Malta.
London, England, 1804-12-07

NOVIDIPER 26.

The Arehhifhop of Paris has ordered public
prayers in his Dincefe, on the oecalion of the Con-
fetration of the Emperor. 'Pim form of prayer pre-
fcribed, ctioncludzd with the following pelage :
Provideses door Goo ! May thy hand dire.% an Emperor ;
Ass saw IhMil tit woke abortive ohe darn of his enemies,
ad Made their shutsto inlore him; confoonded, attardtbd.
dead by the bildby and attachment which we fwear to him
may they bombs tbendelves to tight, and abandon their win pro-
felts: may thy mercy sod troth accompany blot. and his name
dated& than by fro as will as by land; may the aldades oppo.
WI to his ddre of pore rand like bode may his sopa [poufs
ever his confolmloo, the delight of all around her, and the re-
': dike onfortanate t may Ida penalty inherit his ran pun-
sod deb fidgets far ever pre& thy holy name."
Mssaa, Vice-Prefident of the Italian Republic,
tifo to come to Fontaiubleau; be travels three days
ind the Sovereign Pontiff. M. MAItiSCALCHI,
lbafrador from that Republic, has left Paris to
M. Mst.v.
iov. a7.—lt is raid that the Emperor will take
oath on the yth of December, at the Champ de
rti, dine at the Hotel de Ville on the 7th, and that
Senate will give him • fete on the gth.
The Minifter of Foreign Affairs is gone to Fon.
Ibleau. The Princes and Grand Officers of the
ipire are &lib gone there.
4arlhal Aucsts•ti and Admiral GANTHLLUIII
coming to I)...tis to aflift at toe Coronation.
{OULOGMF, N• v. 19.--Marnati SOULT ict Out this
ining fur Paris, to affifl at the coronation and
&Iteration of his Mesas' the Emperor. The Ge-
ials of alivifion AndreotL, tit. Hilaire, Vendatnnw,
:belt, and Hautpool, let out Alf° fm Paris, after
ring received private letters from his Majelly to af-
at the Coronation.

Awaits, Nov. at.—Admiral BRUIX pafTed this
• through Amiens, on his way from Boulogne to
iii, LO Alit at the corrnation of the Emperor.
Matsui", Ocr. 26.—We have received the
fagrecabie intelligence, that near t xo galley-flaves
Caithagena have made their efcape, after mur-
ring the guard.
According to an accurate Ikatement IsT the morta-
:f at Malaga, and its neighbourhood, the number
the dead, from the commencement of the epithrly
the latter end of September, amounts to 25,G00
skins.
London, England, 1804-09-10

DU84124 SIIPTi WISER 4.

Yeflerday accounts wet e received from Enniltillen
of tbe ..2e.tii or in. Rev. WILLIAM COLE. third nix
or the hoe Earl ot EIIIIIAKILLAN. He had been re-
cently appointed by his Excellency Em I HARDWICK a,
t the Deanery of Waterford, vacant by the promo.
t,..0 of .he Right Rev. Dr. Burson. He went to
bed pertatly we'l on Saturday night, and was found
dead next morning. •
On Sunday, according to a previous regulation, a
them fight took place h ..etweLit the S'eiliet.'l.-green
and Rotunda Yeomen Infantry. The latter were I,e
affailanr, the former the retreating party. At eight
o'clock in the morning, the attack was made by the
latter corps, in three columns, on the Stephen's-green
regiment, who were polled at Carlemunt, Ratlimines,
and Harold*sserofs bridges.
On M..nday fe'nrfight, a dwelling.houfe, the pro.
petty of a farmer, named Macnamara, tit the lands
of Donvullen in the entiretye, of Limei ick, was midi-
cionfly let on fire by fume unknown villains.
About eleven o'clock on Sunday morning, upwards
of twenty prifoners confined in the Prowl, efcaped
from thence, by means that it was impoale for hu-
Man forefight to guard wcainll.—Soore titre lane,
two perfons fent for a Magiltrate, by permiffinn of
Major Senors, on pretence of giving information,
in which, however, the Magilltate pctceixed they
were not fincere, and difnliffed them. in a (bort time
after, they applied to the Deputy Provoft Martha],
regtiefting he would permit them to refide in the con.
demned cell to avoid the other prifoners, as they
threatened their lives for haring given information.
The Martha], not knowing, as they did, the weaknefs
pf the cells, which ought to have been the Rrongeft
vet of the prifon, granted their regvefi ; the conk-
.,
nce of which was the eleare of Sunday. Parties
bf cavalry and infantry were immediately fent by Sir
Coolies Aso r tr., under the direftion of Juftice Be t t,
ie. pUrfuit of them, but for the prefent they have
fOrpect. There were information again( mon of
Wit* pirtber for &Stud rebellion.
Patrick Farrell, who was lately apprehended at
she Corregh, in an attempt to circulate counterfeit
Ilooktif Ireland totens, was conviiited on Saturday
WI, berate Samuel MontgoMery, Efg. a maglflrate
16r the etrunty of Kildare, for having ten inch coon-
terfeitsid hit poreffion, without being able to affign
I•fatisfatiory reafon for. the callody of them; the
tale beat s molt clearly eftablithed, be was adjudged
mbot
jlt ,_.t 4ne of 501. being at the rate of sl. for
e ft
alike ten counterfeits, agreeably to the Aof ,
- recently paired for the prOteSion of the
glint TOW* entreaty.—Not being able to -pay the
414 an insprifonnumt kw dame calendar snantlase Was
Li conformity with the provirtona of the aft fuldlitu
Jed in, place of the penalty. He was accordingly
forthwith committed to the common goal of Naas,
'there to be kept to bard labour dating the period of
Vs inipriivinnent.
London, England, 1804-09-10

HOLLAND.

Harm, Aim. 3o.—We are informed. that the
Legiflative Body, yellerday, after a long deliberation
on the Report of the Financial Committee, refnlved
to rejeft the propofition of the Adminittratinn of
State, relative to the AA of Indemnity to the Prince
of Nassau, and confequently refuted to ratify the
treaty, by which five millions of florins were granted
to the Laid Prince. payable in ten terms.
Baron D'Yvoi is again arrived is this capital.
Lavas., Auo. 30. Reports are circulated at
Paris of a triple alliance, ofenfive and defenfive, be-
tween the Emperors of Maria and France, mid the
King of Proffia. Time will thew, whether there is
an truth in them.
The Emperor of the French is expeCted at Bruffels
in the courfe of this week, whence be will go to Aix.
la-Chapelle, and return to Bruiels with the Emprefs,
AIMS/DAN, Aye. sr.—According to all ac-
counts, and tech as appear to be of good authority,
the Emperor will not return to Paristill the grand
expedition againft England has failed. In the be-
ginning ofoft reber about whom men will be
embarked on board Bono verels of all kinds, exclufive
of the croups encamped at Zeia. which will embark
in the Text!. _ _ _ _ .

Aua. 28.—Ottr Gazette of this day contains the
following article from Paris, dated the aid intlant
" The fear that the flames of war may break oat
on the Continent. Inn made a difadvantageons
preffion on our Funds. Our Government has already
tuned its attention to the means of taking ths anseg.
eft meafures, in cafe of neceffity. Since yefterday
there has been mach talk of a Seamus Cewfdiumi, far
a Coufcsiptioa of 100.01:01 or, according to others.
300,000 ewe.
.. If we may credit the reports In circulation, thine
changes will Conn take place in the blinillry. Among
other things it u (aid, that the Ambefador who re.
turns from Vienna. M. de C anew. and who is
intended for Mini Her of the Interior, will be employed
in the )(milky for foreign affairs."
Ave. 29.—. We learn, by letters from aims, ef
the asth indent, that Admiral &roar, who owe
I commanded the Bolivian Bea, and was kept nada
[ ARTA as that place, is now liberated.