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London, England, 1804-02-27

LONDON.

MONDAY. FEBRUARY 17.
PRICE OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE 0 CLOCK s
Conf. for money. 554—Ditto, for April 5544.
Reduced 5514--Omniunt 34 dif •
PRICE OF STOCKS ON SATURDAY:
per Cent Red. 551 56 55{ L. Ann. tt.4 7.16
3 C. Conf. Imp. An 9 7.161
4 per
per Cent. 7114 Euglillt 131 b.
per Cent. Navy 1111,19 Oninium
5 per Cost 1797, 94 Ca E for arr. 33111
DusLiO,Fassu.sav 13.
per Cest.Gov. Deb. 694 90—Grand Can. 6 p.. Cott. 97,91.
City Bends. 6 per Cent 93.
Eachangc, Dublin on London, t 34.

On Saturday accounts Were received by Govetb
ment, of an Embargo having been laid in all the
ports of France, from which it is interred. that the
enemy means immediately to attempt the Invafton.
Orders have been fent in confequence to all the Naval
Stations along the Coati.

We have prefented the Public with a Proclamation
of die Dutch Government of the 6th of the present
month, which, to the attentive Reader, will convey
more important information of the Rate of that un
happy country, than whole volumes filled with the
complaints of individuals could do.
This is an n. 15., 71 Paper, psiblithed by the Batavials
Governmtnt, and thews, that fn far from bearing pa•
tiently the Ironer Yoke, the Batavian Government
and the Dutch People appeal molt tloquently to the
Atoticirry RULIII of the Univerfe, and to every
European Power that baa the Geoetolity, the Spirit,
London, England, 1804-08-29

PERKIN's PATENT METALLIC TRACTORS.

PROM the Taaer2 which have oceafinnally been
p...,lilleed by the COMMITTEE of the PERKINIAN IN-
STITUTION, It has been difeovesed that the PATh NT ME-
TALLIC TRACTORS net tapes true GALVANIC PRINCI-
PLF.S ; and front Inareefing vipariman, which had only the
relief of folhrlng humanity In view, they have been en.bled to
afestaks, basks rub complaints as have heretofore been pub-
Vasa to the World, that they have effeausity cured fosse rake of
Deeply; one In particular, the Hydra Thom, or Dimply In the
Chet, which had been of long itunding,and after the patient bad
had thcadvantage ot the het medical alliance, without any re-
lief. rally has alb been relleved in a remarkable manner. vs.
fingular cafes are reported from the Poor Mole at Chelfea.
he blatant Metallic Mader, are fold by appointment of the
Patentee, (only) by F. Smith, Gown. 29, Haymarket, at Five
Guineas the Set, including Rooks at Cake.
London, England, 1804-08-29

WEST INDIA DOCK COMPANY.

THE COURT of DIRECTORS of the WEST
INDIA DOCK COMPANY, hereby eve titlee,
That t Call of Ten per Cent tieing the fourth Initalment on the
halt Weft India Dock Subfetipthsu, as hereby required to be Irak'
into the hands of Man. Smith. Payne. and Smiths, Manion-
Houfe ftreet, on or before Friday the ac th day of Wolter Den;
and that a furthsr and fifth inflalment of Ten per Cent ota the laid
Subferlption, Is alfo hereby required to be paid at the &me place,
on or before Friday the 23,1 of November next.
By order of the Court of Diredlurs,
THOMAS MAkSIIAM. Secretary.
Wcit4odia Dock Hods, Aqua 14. 1804
London, England, 1804-06-27

FRA?%CE.

PARES, JUNE to.
Commodore SMITH, in his difpatehes to the Ad
Ittiralty, informs them, that one praam had (truck,
toot again hoilied her colours when other yak's. of
the flotilla, under Rear Admiral VIIMUEIL bore up
to her afrolance ; but this is deflitute of all founda-
tion. The only two maams which were in the ac-
tion, viz. la Vile d'Anvers and la Vile d' Air, far
from firiking, never ceafed fighting molt bravely in
fight Of the whole flotilla, and of the troops ration-
ed on the coatt.—Atenireur.

JUNE 12.
It is afTerted that Wit F Au has been ordered to his
own carile (or hotel) for his imprifonment,where he
is to rculaiu for two years, upon his parole. ,

JUNI t 4.
Letters received at Ferrol from Montevido, an-
nounce that the Captain f a veld that had entered
the river de la Plata, Iris declared that he faw at the
Cape of Good Hope the celebrated 14 Peroufe, who
had arrived a thort time before with nineteen of his
companions in misfottune, in a bark conks-lifted by
theinfelves, from fime defert and unknown land, on
which they had been wrecked. The perfon who
writes from Montevido fays, that he had read the re-
port of the Captain. The grit intelligence from the
Cape will either confirm or deltroy hopes that have
been fo often awakened with fuch interest among all
civilized oat ions,but which have been fo often deiiroy•
ed.—Mcnittur.
London, England, 1804-06-18

FRANC!! yoURNALS.

Jolt as tßis Paper was going to prefs we received
a Paris Journal, containing come farther particulars
of the trial of MORIAU, who entered'on his defence
on the sth intl. He requelled to be permitted to
(peak before his Advocate. His requelt was granted,
and he gave a kind of biltorical fummary of his life, in
which he endeavoured to (hew how little foundation
there was for the charges brought againft him.

When he had concluded his advocate, &Nair
proceeded on his defence, and in a long fpeech took
a fimilar view of the principal tranfatlions of his life;
his viEtories, his mafterly retreats, and the effential
Cervices he had rendered to his country. He ar-
guedagainft the probability of the charge., though he
occafionally put queflions to feveral witnelles for the
accniati"n ; and red that the man who had pub-
licly declared at the moment of the landing of Boma.
PAILTF in France, "This is the man who is neceffary
to Pave the country," could never entertain the pro-
jai of dellroying him, and arrogating to himfelf the
fupreme authority.
After a fpeech of conliderable length, the Advo-
'Cate having declared that the means of defence he
had to detail might occupy the audience at lull an
hour longer, the Prefident adjourned the fitting.
London, England, 1804-04-12

If AMCAL INTELLIGAWCIL

MAL, APRIL, Il.—The (lone (hips are dill at
Dungenefs. We have no news whatever at prefent.
Thel Jactets has fent into the Downs a valuable
fauggling velTel. Wind N. E.
Amor mIR 'Asyut .—Sailed the BRAARIL man of
war, and Acayssoa gun-brig, for tiheernefs.—Ar-
rived the IL LVSTRIO VS man of war, JACK/LLL and
BASILISK gun-brigs, from a cruise, and remain
with the reef as per left. Wind N. E. blows hard.
Fststourn, APRIL 9.—Arrived thit day the Eru •
bomb, to give inflruclions,to veffels waiting convoy
here for the Mediterranean. His Majeny's (hip Le.
visrusit with the remainder of the fleet are hourly
espeaed. Arrived all's the following (hips to wait
convoy for the Well Indies,
Hero, Greg, from Landun. for Trinidad; Jopirer, Manisa,
from London, for Smyrna; Royal Edward, !stairhead; Brunt-
wick. Widen ; Packet. Rohin&as • and Willefby. Loyet,
from London, for Jamaica; Two Friends, Vial; and Myra.
Rempthorne, from London. foe Honduras • Ralph blkhoifon, Ste-
yens, from I mndoo,for Berbiee; Milne,,Alas ; Mary Ma. Hope
Mary, Denham; and Richard, Smith, frosts Logsdon, for lkina•
rata; Renewal, Craertartben, from London, for Barbsdnes ; Mar-
tha, Rowe, Froth Dartmouth, far Ulbon ; Three Brother,. Cooper;
ReMance, Knight ; Four Plata,, Hotting; and Copenhendie (dug.
gee), Roll, tram London.
Arrived the At.ear, DILP HS lIS, from Plymonth
and his 'Nfajefly's (hip Tams rIV SR, of i 8 guns.Cap-
lain Gnowid, from Portfmonth, for the Welt Indies,
Sailed the Div: A packet, Sr. Ausvwi with the mails
of the z7rh ult. and ill intl. for Liflvn : the paffen
gen are, Lord ST R ANGFORD, Honourable Mr. GAG s,
Mr. Es isscv, two Ladies and fervants. Wiad arcing
at Lill.
PLYMOUTH, Antis. B.—Yellerday hi.. Majefly's
!hip FOL/DROY ANT, Captain Puo sr, came into Ha-
moaze, for the purpofe of refitting, and being fumi-
gated, a contagious fever having (hewn Wilt- on
board. Rear-Admiral Sir THoMas G failed
in the AURORA, of 18 guns.^Capt. Matson. for the
Channel fleet. He is to hoilt his flag on board the
V ,until the Founaove Tis ready to receive
bis Rag again.
• Avast so.—A fleet of ao fail lay to, off the Edy-
IF none forfeveral hours, but the wind fpringingup bra
at L S. E. they made fail about three P. M. what
' they were,except the Streights convoy. is not known,
as they kept fo large an offing the trawl boats could
I not (peak them. This afternoon, purfuant to orders
from the Lords Commi(Loners of the Adnsisalty,ten
- parties of this divifion of Royal Marines for recruit-
ing this valuable corps to their full ellablament
marched am three P. M. for different parts of Eng-
land.
PORTSMOUTH, APRIL rt.—Arrived the. PCGCh.PC,
BOUSFIALD, and the George, Ravdosos, from De-
merara, bound to London.—Came into harbour the
London tranfport. Went out of harbour his Majef-
ty's (hip (Zvass, of 98 guns.—Yefterday the Mos-
moo T H man of war was 'cleared from quarantine.
GRAVCIRND, APRIL t.—Pafred by, the Jonge Jan, Salome;
View Margaretta, Meek; Ceellia,Olamby; sealjams% Somali,
Brown, from Tueningen.
London, England, 1804-04-12

:on of fetch &Meas. He. therefore, condemned the 1
.istadaition panaceas's-1y oE loch topics in difenilion. ,
Mr. WINDRAM defended the condua of the No-
lit Lord (De Blaquiere) who had been long in a
X. ;Mary life, zed whole opinion was worth fbrnething
• this fabjea. becaufe he knew fomething about it.
!Cinch the greater part of what fell from the laft Hon.
Nieman that (poke, he could not ply to, becaute
t di.l not anderAand it. He had—heard a great
many remarks on coadaa and charaaer, and fo on ;
and amity complaints have been made about charges
s•t* the kmapacity of Minitlers. They thought they
1-card thefe charges in every thing that was laid of
1.-eta. They were fomething like a man, who had a
i.,xourite tune,. and always began to ling it when be
/ curd a drum beat. So many topics had been intro-
eitted in the debase, that he thoeld on fame further
rportunity, in fat;re Itaßey (peak * more lend;
litireval
1140 W IL= EI:FORD fpnkc a few words.
Mr. Secretary TOR wr. elpiained. that the hotiP•
r:et were to be paid out, of the Treafury.
Sir WILLIAM ELFORD again (poke, "Alen
The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEJER
Ablirved. that what was before the Union charge
an tit% public, would now go to the account of the '
Wand Kingdom.
Oa the qtreftioa being pot, the ambers were
Ayes 94—Noes 37—,Majotity 57.
The Gallery was then cleared for a confidcrable
lime. when the Bill was compiucdt aad the repogt
ordered to be received to-marrow.
The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER
nave notice of his intention to move tar takink into
conilderation parts of the Petitions-from Suffolk and
Norfolk, refpeaing Imparts and Exports to-marrow.
The Wile Linen Manofaaory Bill was poßponeit
141 Friday, after fame converfation between Mr.
o.9rry and Mr: F:olter. 44Inuttscl at one o'clock.
London, England, 1804-06-20

P4I2I.I.IMENTARr PROCEEDINGS.

Houvr Loam- TVIIIPAT. 3 7 te.
The Meek Ile a Convolute of Pfbileees, beard ("Wen le rep.
part et dee ebbs to tbe Demi of Reefs
The Alle&ery ilea= DID west tlimegb s CeesuAtete
wll-
rot ray enesdoest, rod wee adored to be rid a OW Nee tsi
The BM se eneept mod Met Lbws frees die el pet NIL
Isportetice Daly, Wetted d fee dame..
view es DM:MCI

Counfel was beard at the Bar upon the fecond read-
ing of Tighe's Divorce Bill.
Mr. Gaaaow, as behalf of the Petitioner Rated,
that he is a Gentleman I,f very con fiderableoroperty in
leased, sad had been a Member of the Itiat Houle of
Casuarina until the Union between the two countries:
be had been married Tome years to Mn. Tighe, who
was )bung and beautiful, and they lived together in
perfea *away and affeaion until the onfortonate
period Of her diffract. Mr. Dives Jonts,lter (educe,,
was a near relation of her own, and under a fem•
blance of friendlhip for the hulband while on a vifit
at his houfe, deprived the one of her virtue and the
other of hisfocial comforts and peace of mind. The
moment the unhappy butinefs was difeovered, Mr.
Tighe brought her back to her father's boufe, where
has remained ever (init. Mr. Tighe brought his
anion in the Court of King's Renck in Ireland againß
Mr. Jones, and the Jury round a verdict of damages
to the amount of so,oool. _ . _

Two male fervent", and one female fervent, be-
longing to Mr. Tighe. were then examined at the bar
of the lioufe, who proved (canal ads of criminality
4ommitted in the garden, in the green heofe, and in
Neottage on the borders of Mr. Tighe'. dmovfne.
Mr. - Richard Bayley, a Gentleman belonging to
the War Office, was heat 'remised, who proved that
Mr. Dives Jones bad been a Captaia to the 54th IPt-
easel's of root I that ha was ea leave of abfeece in
Ireland to the year 5799. vrie(h was the time the aet
was committed i he further locoed fevers' other times
at which be bud been on leave wows, and had
joined his regiment, Ike.
London, England, 1804-06-16

MARRIED.

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On Theft'day lift, at Greenwich, by the Rev. George Matthew,
M. A. Captain T. llnwnmao, Royal Regiment of Artillery, to
Mils Lucy Holmes, third daughter of Wm Holmes, Efq. of Weft.
combe Park, Kent.
Yelterdiy. at tewelham. Richard Francis Cleaveland, F. of
c Royal Artillery. to Mlle E. Oliver, of Sydenham.
I nefday. Mr. %'m. Reed: Surgeon. of Enfield, to Mils Elwin,
daughl,r of Fountain Elwln, E fq. of the fame place.
Tuelday, the z sth Intl the Rev. John Henry Michell, Reelor of
Buckland, In the County of Hertford,to Mifs Margaret Wagner.
At Bury, Thomas Kennedy, Adjutant to the Loyal Colo& Vo-
lunteers, to MEG Hefter Peyton, youngte daughter of the late
Kigglns Peyton, Flq. Barrifler at Law.
At Hull, Mr. flamuel Barnard. fon of Samuel Barnard, Efq. of
Bolton, to Mile Mary Lambert, of Hull.
Lately, at Gretna Green, Mr. Jahn Appleton, of Dithforth, near
Boroughlwielge, aged 84, to Bleu Appleton, of Gatcfaby, near Be.
dale, aged 7 S.
London, England, 1804-04-23

THSATR-E ROYAL, DRURY•LANE.

'i'O•MORROW EVENING. APRIL z 4, 1804 p
• will be prefented the Comedy of
THE SOLDIER'S DAUGHTER.
The Manatee by
Melba DOWTON, BANNISTER, POWELL, POPE.
RUSSELL. PALMER.
Mn. JORDAN, Mr.. SCOTT, Mn. MADDOCRA
To which Millie added the Grand Ballet of
CINDERELLA I
Or, THE LITTLE GLASS SLIPPER.

London, April 20, 1804.
LOST, .a Bill for 3001. drawn by Edmund Ryan,
A-4 of Limerick, dated the ith of April, 1804, on Thomas Row-
croft, &q. and melted by him, payable at Mars. Smith's, Payne,
and Smkles,,at 90 days after date, to the order of Benjamin Bothell.

Whoever will bring AN lame to Mr. Newton, Notary Public,
No. z 7, Birehin-isase, than rewire TEN POUNDS Reward.
N. B. Payment of the abose Bin is none&

TO THE FACULTY.

A GENTLEMAN in the Country rifler to di(.
pde of bk Radio on Twins weedy of Notkew—Portber
Reference my be bad by applytag to Mdfs. Waft) and &aft,
Chyraltta, London.
London, England, 1804-04-23

Ti) THE LADIES.

JOAGAZErS ORIENTAL DEPILATORY,
for removing SUPERFLUOUS HAIRS from the PACE,
NECK, ARMS, &e. and for improving the COMPLEXION,
(p.notlltandtvtg matt of the preparations d this kits& hove beer,
frandulest attanpts to imitate it) has now Rood unrivaled for a
lanes of years, in England and on the Continent, as the only De-
pilatory evti offered to flit Public, which uni:ss a mildncfs of
operation fo as not to irritAte teen the dclicav r,:n of an i (ant,
with infallible And permanent efficacy. In T',rkey, from whence
it was Sift brought intathiscountry by Lady M. W. M. the La-
dies, who are delicate I u the extreme, not to (MLA. a tingle hair
to remain which they conceive irtegulat or intrufive, make We of
this Preparation at the baths, end even the MEN friquently em-
ploy it to give uniformity and Ihape to their mullsch:os, &c.
To prevent ImpoStion in future, the Public are rapeetfully in-
fonned,that the above is fold by Mr. Knight, No. 33, King •ftreet,
ktolbora, fix doors from Holbont, by appoinuntnt of the Pro-
prietor, and at no other honk in London, Price 3s. 6d. the bottle.

In order to accommodate Ladies too diftant for perfonal ■ppHca-
tion, t►eir orders by pna, far a fingle Bottle or larger quantity, will
be pundually executed to any part of Town or Country.
N.B. All letters mutt back& the amount, addrelled to Mrs.
Knight, as above.
Country and foreign orders encrusted as ufual. —An abatement
of Oae Shilling In Ss Bottle.
London, England, 1804-04-23

FINE FREE STONE.

PERSONS defiroos of porehafing a fine Free-
Stone, fit for all purpofes of building, will be treated with,
and informed of all particulars, on application to Mr. hiufpratt,
No. y, New Broad-(beet, who will thew • ample of the Stone.

, The Stooc is (0 etuated, at oat to require any Land Coinage l
is very entity worked, and very durable; of excellent colour, and
can be fund/bar on reafonable tams, of any ewe and dupe.

. ri'HE next Meeting of the Truflees. for putting in
execettoo the fevers' Ails of Parliament, for repairing the
Highways between Tyburn and Uxbridge, In the County of Mid-
tildes, 'Bator Amending thy Road leading frees Brant Bridge, over
Hanwell Heath, thsough the Parilltes of Hanwell, New Brentford,
and Eat/Bg, to the Great Weitern Road, in the Paid County,
and for other purpofes, will be held at the horde of Jonas Fox, the
Old Hat, in the Parini of Baling, oo Saturday the Twenty-eighth
day of AprU, aloe, at eleven o'Clock in the forenoon
C. HILL, Clerk.

To the NOBILITY, GENTRY, and the PUBLIC at Large.
THE UNITED SOCIETY OF MERCHANT
TAILORS. confining of the aloft refpetable Matters in
London and Wcltrolulter, beg leave to nate the great loft they
lave (attained fors coofiderabie time from the increafed price of
Woollen Oahe, Silks, sad every other Article sled In the Bal-
ogh, which, taken on the average, amount at lean to fifteen per
cent. they have bkhato borne Mete with very little advance to
their Cultonters, hoping that a redualon would have taken. place
ommterA the contrary, they =dame to rife, requiring an enlargement
ed capital, and incurring an additional elk. Under thee circuit.
..aneca, to which they have In no wife contributed, they are re.
loaandy compelled to prepoctioe their charges to Ms accumn..l
bang advance. Signed; by Order of the Society,
GEORGE FOX, Secretary.
London, England, 1804-08-21

FROM THE DUTCH PAPERS.

Urascnv, Ago. B.—Laft Saturday we expeal-
enced a terri►le ftorm; accompanied wfth. a heavy
rain, by which the whole camp near Zeyll was laid
under water ; fo that the ; 7th, t Bth, and a part of the
toth battalion of Batavian troops were obliged to
take to flight; their tents being fo inundated that the
water reached the men above their knees. The beau-
tiful tent of General Marsnout has been driven safer

as Driebergen.
THe HAGUE. Auo. 7.—lf wt ittikplace any der-
pendence on private letters from France, the Enpe-
ror NAPOLIOM the Firti will, in tit, Cohrfe of his pre-
fent tour, pay a elk to Utrecht, to infpee the Camp
at Zeyft, where, it islaid, preparations are already
making for his reception.
It does not appear to be true that the Ruffian
Charge d'Affaires either had or was about to leave
Paris.

We hear that the Legitlathe Affembly has been
lbmmoned to hold an extraordinary St:Moil, which
is to commence on the t 4th intl. It is raid that the
principal objea of this meeting is to procure the fanc,-
tion of that body to the indemnities fixed fittr the
Prince of Naafi, for his domains in this Republic.
General Maareoar has invited the ittdividuAl
Members of the Government to be rent at the MA.
nceuvres which have now commenced is the camp
near Zcyft.

On the 4th a detaehMent of Bataiian Art;Befits
departed from hence for the Helder.
Au o. r t .—They have bees expelling the Empe-
ror of the French at Mend, eve? fiace the Ith; bdt
they have now information that he will not arrive
there before the isith or soth of this month.
By an order of the Police •Miniller, the Senator
Folio's, to the PrefeB at Belgium, and nn the lef:
Bank of the Rhine, the importation of the Yownol
de Pram-Wort, and Heartirrgh Correftesideret, together
with all Newfpapers 'Whited in the Batavian Republic,
are prohibited. The grand expedition is now com-
plete, and will, according to letters from France, be
undertaken immediately.
PET/ Itllll/IGlir JULY 14.—1 n the Crcle of Kola
under the jurif lietton of Archangel, very 'dirge pearls
have lately been dilcovered in two fmall rivets, which
in beauty are equal to tho:e of the EaR.
It is to-day confidently reported that nor fleet will
be formed into two divifions, the one of which wi:l
cruise near Bornholm and the other in the Mediter-

r.inean.

Letters from Stockholm far, that great quantities
of foreign faltpetre are purchafing &bete ; from which
cireurnltance, added to othc. s, it is prefumed, that
we (hall not long enjoy our prefent enviable Rate of
tranquillity.
London, England, 1804-08-21

LONDON.

TUESDAY, AUGUST 21.
PRICE OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK:
Conf.ls. form 5711—Ditto, for account, 57::.
Reduced ,7; i—Oninium
PRIC E OF STOCKS YESTERDAY.
3 per Cart. Red Ann. 570 I India flood!, r.
?...„1 per Cent Conf. 37156 Imp. 3 per Cent. 361 j
Deterred 3 per Cent. C. apii Escheq. Sills par
4 per Cent. 7c}} 01111111111 prevn.
3 per Cent. Navy nal; I Engin Tickets 171 ins.
5 p.r Cent. 1797 99h Coofols for arc. sit ip
Loop Ann.
_ _

1 he flank have given public cake for the Holders of Loyalty
Loan, I. make their option, on or bcfore.tbe ash of September.
between the two modes preferibed by Ad of Parliament. either to
recover tool. Stock in the Old 3 per Cents. and the diffaenee :o
make loci Reding for every tool. Stock In the 3 per Cent. Re-
auctd Annuities; or for every tool. Orrick Stock. fo much 3 per
Cent. Reduced Annuities, as &all be equal to tooL fterling.

This day we received regular Pets of the minor
French Journals to the loth infiant inclufive—:he
fame date as the Moniteurs which reached us on Sa-
turday. Some more Dutch papers, to a late date.
and the Hamburgh Mail, due on Wednefday late,
have all.' been received.
Bo AAAAA vs feems to fet no limits to his infolence.
The French-ridden ELscrot of BADED has been in-
formed that the conduit of his fon-in-law, the Kuno
Of Swann., in taking notice of the murder cf the
Duke d'Ewowttw, has been fo difpleafing to the fell-
made Emperor, that if the ELecroa allowed him
to remain in his territories, he might weft a vifit
from 30,0c0 Frenchmen.
This fail accounts fufficiently for the hafle with
which his SWEDISH Ma! E sr: performed a part of his
tom, without vilitiog the Sovereigns, Darrnftadt,Wil- ,
belmfbad, Afchaffenbourg, ice. which, in the French
paper., i. afcribed to his being diffatitfied with tiseir
conduft refpefiing the Ruffian Note to the Diet of
Rat Ann. This may be confidersd as the true rea-
fon for his MA) F STY not returning to Munich to take
leave of the Eleitor—He might be erEnzbiesed
London, England, 1804-08-21

NAVAL APPOINTMENTS.

Captain MACt t sou, Or the Guacnepin, made a PoR Captain
in the Carystort, vice Panlitawe,dcceakd.
Lieutenant Hz to Zllsoll, to * command of the Guaehapin.
Captain YOUNGIOSIAND, of the Ofprey, made a PoR Captain
into the Blenheim, vice Grans, who came home in the Uhdres.
Lieut. CONOL L V to the Lapwing.
Capt. Pa at I altOtt to the Zebra, vice Beauchamp.
Capt. A. C. it [TN OLDS to the Prate& Royal, vice Sawyer, io•
&fp* fed
Capt. G. Rev me. LDS to the Dreadnought, the tag Sip of Ad-
miral Collingwood.
Capt D to the Weroonth.
BlOall. tit. E(q. to be Surgeon of the Swildore.
Capt. BAITON to the Ralfonable.
Capt. Lowel,aw to the Raven.
Lieut. Mite (foa of Dr. Mdk) to the Leona.
Psozaacs, AUGUST 18.-Sailed yellerday, on a
cruize, the DOLPHIN cutter. Arrived in the evening,
after poll, the &Keels, fticiaaosns, of and from
London, with groceiies, &c.: the Mercury, MONTI"
MORE, of and from Teignmouth, with clay ; the Chef-
ter, Con wan, of and from London, with fundries,
and the Union, Lzovve, of Barmouth, from Low
don, with ditto, were in company off the Liza►d, but
did not come in-i-the whole failed this morning for
Liverpool (except the C.helier, for Dublin) with the
Wind about W.N.W. and moderate.
Porrswourn, Avousv 20.—Arrived the BILLS-
IOPHON man of war, from the Downs. Sailed the
Palacass CIiMILOTTI fchooner, to the weftward
with difpatches.—Sailed the GLoay, of 98 guns,
Hon. Admiral CORNWALLIS, Captain WHITBY, to
juin the Channel Fleet; and the Accra w a frigate,
Capt. Srmss, for.Guernfey. Wind W. N. W.
Smanititss, Ave. 20.—Arrived his Majcfty's,
(hip Rosy, from the Texel ; Ike is going to Chat-
ham to be diked, and refitted. Yefterday arri►ed
a new floop from the weftward, to be coppered and
fitted for tea immediately; we have not yet been
Able to learn her name. Sailed his Bitajelly (loop
C,oamotser, with the TIGRIISS gun veffel. The
lisvicroa is docked, aad the Sprrnaa has come
into harbour.

DSAL, AUGUST 20.—Sailcd the SCOUILOS Coop
of war, with the outward-bound vedrala wader tow
voy for Portfmouth ; Dv tZ ssis 111111 a of war for
Sbeernds, and the hotneward-booed velkls which
arrived yellerday, for the River. Arrived the Rs-
°otos man of war from a cruize, and remains in
the Downs with the tea of the Mips as per laft.—
Wind N. W.

YAIIIIIIOII, Avc. so.—Yellerday arrived the
Vizi* and Paovizizacz gua-brigs. This day'pet in
here in diflrefs the Na. Si. dela Roafa Spanifh (hip,
Capt. D. J. de la VIGA, in fiallaft, from Tonningen,
bound to Cadiz; alto the Hannah. Timmy, from
Newcanle, with coals, with the Ira of her foreman.
Sailed the Riot/Lug frigate; Srasor hoop; and
M gun brig Wind N. W.
London, England, 1804-02-10

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London, England, 1804-02-17

PARLIAMENTARY PROCEEDINGS.

HOUSE OF LORDS, THURSDAF, FEB. i&
Evidence was adduced and Connie! heard n the Zouche Peer•
age. The farther confideration was delayed til Tuefday.
Lard GRENVILLE moved, that the Orler of the Day, for
taking into confideratims his motion relative to the JEW of Bank
Paper, to-morrow, be (blamed. This IVA accordingly done
fue /La.—Adjourned till to-morrow at halt pall three o'clock.
London, England, 1804-02-17

HOUSE OF COMMONS

- - -
Though a ballot for two Committees Rood for this day, only a
fullicient number of Members to form one Committee attended.
The Gallery opened before five o'clock, Ind foon after Mr.
White appeared at the Dar with the following IR of the names of
thirteen Members cholas to try the merits of tic Petition aping
the return for the borough of Mahon, in Yorkbirc :
Right Hun. Wm. Windham Hon. Charles James Fox
Lord O. A. Henry Caul:shill Henry Banks. .Efq.
Hugh Leyeeßer, Ffq. Lord Robert Spencer
Edward Mortice, Efq. Hon. Croptcy
Alhley
William Egerton, Efq. John Sargent, Efq.
Marquis of Titedield Nicholas Vanfttut, Efq.
Right Hon. Charles Long
MOWN
R. Stein, Efq. Thomas Creewy, Efq.
Alter being regularly (worn, they retired to it the time and
place for proceeding with their inquiries.
VOL UN T I US.
Mr. Secretary YORKE rote to intimate, that it was his inten-
tion to move tbat the Order of the Day for the heard reading of
the Volunteer bill be difeharged, and that a new order be made
out for Wedocklay. The eircunthanee which induccdhint to with
for this delay was, that the Circulai Letters to the Lord Lieute-
nants of Counties, and Commandants of Volunteer Corps, which
a few days ago were ordered to be printed, were not yet ready to
be laid before the Honk
The Order was difebarged accordingly, and a new Order made
out for Wednefday next.
The Marine Mutiny Bill was read a fecond time and conandt-
ted for to-morrow.
Oa the motion of Mr. VANSITTART, the Houfe went into •
Committee 011 the Ads relative to the Greenland Whale Either,.
The Right Honourable Gentleman flared, that at precut perform
engaged in this Fleury laboured under emeddierable difileulties
to
procuring their proper complement of men. He therefore had rifin
to move that the Chairman be dirafted to move for leave to bring
in a Unto enable perfons employed in the Greenland Filbert to
obtain their due complement of men in certain ports. The motion
I was Weed to. The Haute then returned, the Report remind,
and leave given to bring in • Bill accordingly.
The Committee on the Duke of York's Mate Dill.whieb Rood
for this day, was poßponed to this day fennfight.
, The Mutiny Bill was read a found time, and committed fu

to-morrow.
Dr. DUIGENAN Gave nodce of a melon toinerrow for leave
to Wag Is a DIU to regulate the loin& of Notarial Public In Ire-

laod.
Tim Holcomble Mamba aVo pve notice of a voodoo for leave
to bring in a Bill to regulate the time at which Plias Orders may
be received In that part of the Unked Kingdom.—Adjourned.

LONDON.

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London, England, 1804-02-17

THE. HAMBURCH MAIL,

Due on Sunda) i. CI, arrived this morning. The
news from Pstib, by this conveyance. come only
down to the 27th ult. It will be feen that a confi•
derable degree of aCtivity prevailed at that time in
forwarding reinforcements for the invading army.
London, England, 1804-07-06

CAMBRIDGE, JULY 4.

We have had a very lively and agreeable com-
mencement, though not of fo public a nature as that
in tfiot. ,On Sunday Dr. Law, brother of Lord
EI.I.IIOIIOROUGH, preached before the Univerfity at
St- Mary's, in the morning, and gave, us a unlit ex-
cellent Sermon. In the afternoon Dr. Nut deli-
vered a moll elaborate diccruarfe from Heb. xi. 6.
" Without faith It Is impollible to plesfeihhit ; for, he that cornett%
to Goo molt believe that he is, and that he is the rewarder of thole
who diligelitty feet tthu."
On Monday evening the Annual Ball was very nu-
meroufly attended. TueCday the Senate.houfe was
crowded to fee the ceremony of conferring degrees;
and this morning the Society of jefus College gave a
public breakfaf in their Garden, to all the beauty
and fafhion of the county. Nothing could exceed
the entertainment prepared for the company • every
thing the feafon afforded, or that money could pm,
chafe, was in profitfion. About twelve o'clock 300
perfons had alienable& and it was not till feven in the
evening that they departed. 'Mr. Cutts and Dr.
CLACC, who were the promoters of the Fete Chas-
pore; are entitled to the grateful acknowledgments
of the vifitors for the very elegant, rational, and
amuling treat affosded them, and more efpecially
for the manner in which they were received and en-
, tertained. Among thole prefent were—Earl of
: Assume, Lord Roysrow, Lord C M
Lord H. Moots, Lord ALTIMONT, Sir T. RICM,
&c. &c.
London, England, 1804-07-06

CIIELY EN'S"); yuLr 3.

Onr taremblies are numeroufly attended with bean-
ty and fafhion, and our theatrical campaign,opened
lall night, under the management of hitffrs. RAY
and GIBBON. Mk MELLON appeared hi Letitia Har-
dy. Her merit is too well known to need much com-
ment. and her admirable performance in that cha-
rafter, and Nell in the Devil to Pay, received from al
brilliant and crowded audience thunders of reiterated-
applaufe. Among the fafhionables we noticed-
-Ihe Dithop of Down, Lord and Lady and Wes Illatiolere,
Lord and Lady Drowniow, Lord sad Lady Sonthwell, Hon. J.
Malley, Sir Robert and Lady Lawrie, Sir. W. Rankin, Sir joint
rbracs, Lady num, Lady Crawford, Lady bittleale, Ifc b.c.
London, England, 1804-07-06

PORT OF MILFORD.

TO BE SOLD BY AUC rioN,
by Order of the Hon. Comeniffioners of His Makity's
On Teefday next, July to, (to prfaate Perfons only)
At the Cultom-oufe, Milford,

THE FOLLOWING GOODS, iiz.
About 700 Gallons Brandy. 7so ditto Geneva,

40 ditto limn-.
The Pale to begin at eleven o'clock in the morning.

DOVER..
TO BE SOLD WY AUCTION.
At the Odom-Route, Dover, oo Tue May next, July to,
At Two ceClook 1e Nis Afternoon,
'THE FOLLOWING GOODS, viz.
'54 Galloon Genera'

$137
noel ditto Brandy I For private ufe.
690 ditto ROM
273 ditto ditto of legal ftramth, ff,r Dealers.
Which may be viewed and tatted the day befogeand on the morn-
ing of the day of rale.
N. B. A depofit of 251. pa Cent. will be required.

NIONMOUTHPHIRE.
TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT,

AVery Dcfirable FREEHOLD ESTATE;
conttfting of a neat and very con 'midi Dwelling houle,
large Barn, and other Out-buildings, and about eta Acres of Ata-
ble, Meadow, Palture, Orchard, and Wood-land, lying in a Ring
Fence. std well Watered in the Drieft Seakms, Minded on the
Turnpike Road leading tram the Seaport Town of Chepituw to
Monmouth, about Fight Miles from the former and 61/ from the
latter, hoth good Market Towns • the whole (excepting the Cop
pice,) in the occupation of Mr. Towns;
Hulbert, as Tenant there-
of; and the Coppice is held by the Proprietor. The bilge has all
onlhnited Right et Common on the estenfive Commons of Trel•
1•Ick and Wyftwood Chars Part 01 the Purchafe- Money may
remain upon fccurity of the Premiri, if defire3 Further part !cu.
kis may be had by applying at the OfFr, of Meffrs.l,ll and Jar-
man, or to Mr. Aliiborne Williams, Montague-parade, Brillui,
where Maps of the Effete may be fem.
London, England, 1804-07-30

HOUSE Or COMMONS.

The SPEAKER, loon after he bad taken the Chair, went to the
/goatee Lords, attended by faveral of t►e Members, and beard
the Royal Affeut given by Contmilion to tetrad Public BlUs.
Oa the motion of Mr. Alderman COMBE, the amendments
`made by the Lords upon the Infolvent Debtors Bill were taken
bee eordideradon, and feverany agreed too—Adjourned.
London, England, 1804-05-05

neeelTarily be attended with etgesteraFarary espence.— ••
His carriages, as Mr. Godfall (wears, were of tbe
moil fumptisons defcription. They were lined with
real gold and ,elver lace, with -coronets of folid filter
round the top, and the mat eminent artifis were
employed in every part of the work. Mr. Godfall
Rates, that he had difficulty to find herald painters
who could emblacon with fulficient elegance and
area his Lordfhip's arms upon the pannels ; and, in
order that the carriage might not be claimed by a
wrong owner, painted the motto upon ete,ry fpoke
of the wheels. Indeed foch care was taker. in- the
finifhing, that your Lordihip will find an item of two
guineas in one of the bills, for attending at the He-
rald's College to examine the arms of the Courteney
family, len the prefent Noble Lord fliould lofe the
honour of his high defcent, by the omiffion of a (Ingle
quartering. The charges for the landau and couch
are certainly rely extraordinary in their amount;
but it mull be recolleaed, that it was a very extra•
ordinary coach, and a very extraordinary Lmdaw. Even
fuch charges as heft may 'be exceeded ; for your
Lordfhip may recollea, that a Noble Lord, who
held one of the higheit offices in the finer coontry,
firoilar to the one your Lordihip holds here, I mean
the Earl of Clare' paid no lefs a Cum than .}OOOl. for
coach.'in which he might go wilt due folemnity to
the Court of Chancery, in Dohlin."
Loan CHANCILLOR—" Yes; but that was Irilk
magnificence; we are not quite In expenfive
Whea I came into office, the old Rate coach, which
had been ufed fence the time of green Anne, had
broken down, and, with fume help from my prede-
cefror, I had to build a new one. Bnt'my fucceffor
will not have quite fo much to pay for it, as Lord
Clare had fur his."
Mr. RICHARDS-1. With refpel to the other point,
has Lord Cotirteney ever (rationed theft accounts
of Mr. Godfall's ? Has he impeached their fairnefs?
No ; and he has affirmed the tranfaaion, by giving,
fecurity, and paying part of the money. The letters
make no complaint of exorbitance, and all that he
has done tends to prove the &knell of the demand.
This is decidedly proved, by his returning to employ
Mr. Godfall, in the year t 798. after ceafing to em-
ploy him (rem the year 1793."
Mr. Rowicxv—.. It can be eafily proved tha;
Lord Courteney did not employ Mr. Godfall in the
year 1798, and to the prefent time, as a volunteer,
but teas compelled, from the apprehenfion of Mr.
Godfall's taking out an execution again(
He would very gladly have refigned the privilege of
employing the Defendant."
LORD CHANCELLOR-•-." Yes, Mr. ROMILLT ; but
his Lordthip in this cafe was a volunteer, who had
Kw a right so rrfigor. I will give my opinion in this
cafe Tome other day."
London, England, 1804-10-13

ADJOURNED SURREY SESSIONS.

THE KING tr. ALLWIIGHT...—This Care was one of
an affault of a moll aggravated nature. The tea,
Plaintiff is a ddmellic let vant to a Gentleman, who
refides at a villa on Champinn.hill, Camberwell; from
thence as he was palling along a private way on his
mailer's bainefs, the defendant, who was on horfe-
back., and in Come mealure a trefpafTer there, thought
proper to ride againft him, beat him down, and fol-
lowing up that aggre from with further injury, with a
knobbed dick, beat him about the head, eyes, and
breaft, till, as the witnefs übfervcd, he was all in a
gore of blood.
Sufficient evidence was adduced to prove a moll
violent and unprovoked atfault.
In defence, a fpezch was made by ilia Counfel for
the defendant, and a number of witnedis were called,
who gave a different explanation of the tranfoltion,
which exhibited a new colour, by (eying that the pro.
(ecutor gave the firll affault, and behaved very vio-
lently : however, this did not go far enough its point
of credibility to contrailitt the tettinsonyot the plain-
tiff's witneffes.
The Chairman fummed op at footle length, and in
the courfe of it endeavoured to reconcile the jarring
teltiesony of the witneffes. and then left the decillon
as to the fates to the Jury, who, after a very (hoer
deliberation, found a verdia of—ails/fry.
The defendant, who is a refpottable Waterman in
the City of London, then received ((tame to pay a
fine of 5L and be imprifoned (even day,.
74,1ta Bias was inditled for an affault upon Ann
Thwaites, and Temperance Thwaites, her daughter.
The profecatrix and the defendant lodged in the fame
bode ; fame difputes wore among the younger chil-
dren of the two families; in contequence sit which
the daughter, s'young woman of fifteen years of age,
was induced to tura-pore in favour of her little bro.
t'ner ; this aceafiemed the defendant to errprefs his re.
I%.ntmeitt with ionic violence, and he had the inde-
c.nt. !.) chanife her in a way untnited to her fez and
aye : 'nc we., Wit Contented with this, but proceeded
v. the apart:meat ~f her mother, and precipitated her
c! three new, i3lO a back.yard, where he Phut her

-iant ei.deltentared to juilify the
Ck lialr.R the ItCattfleßt 1111

1,1 ht.th received'
London, England, 1804-10-13

Rona FAMILY

•••••••••••••••
WEYMOUTH. OCTOBER t I.—Yenerdaj the itlfyai
FaMily left Milton Abber.on a vifit to the Earl of
thativat, at hit fet at Stovibridge, which the Noble
Earl has not inhabited for a number of years. After
infpefting thefe ancient prentifes, and partaking of
fame refrefhment, they returned to Milton Abbey to
disuse). This day they dined with Lord RIVERS, and
tmmorrnw and Saturday will honou'r Mrs. Derail
with a 'Alit at Kean, near Dorcheller.

ON THE UNACCOUNIABLE PHENOMENON AT
SAWSTON.

This miracle is Purely wrought
By W isards or by *arks:
Miro, silfelt, it rends the Coat.
But never hurts the Brists.
London, England, 1804-12-21

HORRID MURDER.

Today. shout twelve o'clock, a horrid innrder
was committed by Sawa Miler Mitt 64 on the body
of his own daughter, a child of nine years old!
The unhappy wretch is a weaver, rending in Wheeler-
flreet. Shpreditch. Having had fame difference with
his wife, frau whom he parted tome few days ago,
he (wore that the deceafed &mild never live to become
a profligate under tha Within of her mother. On his
return from work, at the hour flared, he confirmed
his affertion, by matching a razor from the mantle-
(hell, and applying it to the neck of his own child,
nearly fevered her head from the body! 'tie child
expired inftantaneoufly ; and the horrible criminal
was immediately taken into cußody. He was yef-
terclay examined at Worfhip greet Police Office,
where the (hocking deed was incontrovertibly proved
again( him, and committed to Newgate.
London, England, 1804-12-21

weeks before the period of infuntwe, was he enti
tied, when quefli.sued as to the time of failing, to fay
he was not potitive ; and to allow the defendant to
infure a veffel which mai. to his knowledge, have
failed at leall two months before ; as W it -had not
then, and might nut, for months afterirards, or nn.
til the firfl of Augufl, have quitted the port from
whieh'the policy was to operate
Here Mr. Gaaeow was interrupted by Lord EL-
LllllllOlOOOll, who Paid, that in the pretent cafe not
only had fome concealment been praelifed, but. even
when a queflion was acted, the proper information,
which Mots it vas its the power Pf the agent fur the
plaintiff to have given, was withheld.
The Jury immediately found fur the defendant.
London, England, 1804-03-07

DEAL, FEB. 29.

The ARCHER being this morning at day light off
obferved a privateer lugger coming out,
but on feeing the ARCHER the immediately ran into
Boulogne again. Our flotilla has ken nothing of the
enemy lately ; and 4t prefent it blows too hard from
the northward for them to attempt quitting their
wrong holds.
Waco' 4.—Laft night the Aliens* was obliged to
run in to this anchorage. it blowing very hard from
the S. S. W. The enemy has made no kind of move-
ment.

H se—Sailed this forenoon the IN MOIL TALITI.
The Locurr will fail tc•morrow.

MARCH 6.—Arrived the Aacit re from her Ration
HI Boulogne, but Rill we have no news. The It.•
RIORTALITA has alfo come in ; and the Locust. has
got under weigh. Paired through fevetal homeward
bound (hips. Wind S. E.
London, England, 1804-03-07

NOLL.IND.

Acts ss. Fla. 7.—At Milting the foldiers
continue to learn to row, and the naval manoeuvres;
and the tailors the tactics and exercife of the foldiers ;
fo that, in a fhort time, all the foldiers will become
good radon, and the tailors complete foldiers; both
the army and navy, will, therefore, att in unifon.
on (bore or at (ea, as occaflon requires, or where an
enemy is found to combat.
According to the printed official account, the de-
mands of the State, for the prefent year. amount to
the enormous fum of 69,000,000 of florins.—The
forced contribution, of forty millions, is now divid-
ed between the following departmenu : the depart-
ment of Holland 2 c4oomoo florins; that of Seeland
1.50th000 t, that of Duteh Brabant 1.700,000 t that
of Guelders assoo.ooc ; that of Utrecht, t.floch000;
that of Overige!, 1,800,000 ; that of Friefland
3,000m00 ; and that of Groningen 2400,
un-boats,
000.
At Flufhing are arrived lately :8 large g
built on the River blofelle.
On the Bth, Admiral Vaanaut ordered so gun-
boats to maneuvre a league from the more; but the
wind beginning to blow rather freft, forced them to
return to the harbour in an hour's time.
We have beard from Paris, that great difagree-
mesu %WA and daily combats take place between
the ei-devant French grenadiers, and the Confular
Guard, and thofe of the Italian Guard, lately ar-
rived. Mach blood has been (pat, and the whole
French Guard is ordered to march towards the Coal.
London, England, 1804-03-07

TRIAL OP THE CORDONS.

This important Trial, which terminated in the
acquittal of thefe Gentlemen, will be found fully de.
tailed in the lad page of this Paper. Mrs. LIMN,
the profecutrix, arrived at Oxford at half pail eight
on Saturday evening. Lodgings were taken for her
at Mr. Billing's, in St. Aldate's, nearly oppofite the
front of Chrillchurch College. Su enraged were all
the populace againft her, the was obliged to be
imuzledipto Court en Monday morniug. When the
came before the Grand Jury the fainted away.—
Mare. Da VSc Ev and Mira.' were concerned for the
prefecution, and Meas. Assor and Piers for the
prifoners.—Lord GA4xT*.IY, Colonel MACDONALD,
and many other Gettkmen of rank and fortune, had
arrived to give evidence on their behalf. •