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London, England, 1803-12-06

NAUTICAL iNTELLICLINCA.

MAILS T 1 lIS DAY—Wind N. W.
ARR. DOR. ARI. OUR.
Dublin r a I Hamburgh o 2
a Waterford

Coax, Nov. 29 .—Yeflerday arrived in our harbour
the Eaft India Company's extra fliipMinerva, from the
Auld of Ceylon ; —laft from St. Helena. She left
Ceylon the 21ft of May, and arrived at St. Helena,
the zd of Anguit, from whence the failed the 23d of
September, in company with the Eaft Company's
Chip Baring, Captain MEADOWS ; United Kingdom,
Captain RICHARDSON ; Lord Eldon, Captain Swers;
the Tottenham, Captain Jones ; the Atlas, Captain
MURCRAVE ;—and country Chip, Lowgee Family,
Captain —; alfo the following (hips, prizes to the
CAROLINA frigate, of 36 guns, Captain Pecs :—the
(hip Batavia, from Batavia ; the Henrietta, Joassa,
from dittu ; and the Horn Brigg, packet, bound to
ditto. The Minerva parted company with the above
(hips in a gale of wind the vith of this month.
Paszaucz, Dsc. z.—The John and Thomas, of
Carmarthen, BAYNON mailer, from Lynn for. Dublin,
with barley ; and the John and Edward, of Carmar-
then, EVANS mailer, from London, with fundries
for Brian], is juft come to in the road wind-bound.—
The private (hip of war Harlequin, Captain DYER,
has failed on a cruize.

FALMOUTH, DEC. 3.—OnThurfday fall arrived the
LORD CHARLES SPENCER packet, COTESWORTH, with
Mails from Jamaica and Barbadoes, after a paffage
of 5a days: no packet was there when (he failed.—
The yellow fever rages at Jamaica. This packet has
loft her furgeon and fir of the crew ; alfo a Lieut.
Col. RosEtr s, late of the 85th regiment of foot, who
died on the paffage home : the packet is gone into
quarantine. Paffengers by her are W. MINTO, Efq.
and Mrs. LAURANCE.—AIfo arrived his Majeay's
brig SEAFLOWER, of 16 guns, Lieutenant OWEN,
from the eaftward.—The Ranger (Rote (hip), Capt.
CLIFT, from Portfmouth, under convoy of his Ma.
jelly's brig SUFFISANTI, of 14 guns, which is alfo
arrived, bound to Bantry, in Ireland, having on
board naval flores, &c.—alfo the Ballet, PURCHASE?
and the Conflance, GP.ANGER, from London, with
bale goods, groceries, &c.—Sailed this day the Qua
of Kiwi'. packet, Doom, with Mails of the 16th
ult. for the Leeward Wands; and the PRINCE or
WALES packet, TODD, with Mails for Lilbon —The
PRINCESS ANIL l• packet, from New York and Ha-
lifax ; and the LADY ARABELLA, from the Leeward
Hands, are daily expezled.
P.S. By letters received from the Dui' or MARL-
BOROUGH packet, which failed from this place on the
t6th November, and put into Scilly, with the lots of
her bowfprit, left the two Lifbon packets which fail-
ed in company with her, with a fine wind and it is
fuppofed they reached Lilbon about the atft ult.
London, England, 1803-12-06

TO PRINTERS.

A Compaitor, who has conducted an eftahlifhed
Country Paper for a number of years, acd who thoroughly
underftands his burbles, will be In want of a finlike fituation
about Cluiftmas. A fine, poft paid, addreired to Mr. Cowtteoy
Printer of the Mandadtee Gazette, will be Imaiediately attended
to.

HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, LARGE GLASSES, BEDS,
APPAREL, LINEN, Be.

TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, BY Ma. RING, jun.
At his Audilon Rooms, 36, TavUtock-Areet, Covent Garden, on
Wednefday December 7, at twelve,
'THE Modern Genuine HOUSEHOLD FURNI•
TURE, the property of. Simon Frafer, Efq. Colonel of the
Filter Fenelhles, barrifter at law, and M. P. late of Hare-Court,
Temple, deceafed ; compelling excellent beds and bedding, window
curtains, mahogany dining and Pembroke tables, chairs, (opium,
carped, looking gLiffes of large dieneafions, bedfteads with hang-
ings, wearing apparel, Eisen and various other effedts. May now
be viewed, and catalogues had at the room.

MR SALE.

At the Iltiaes Worth. ..le. Fobitone. an Mealy the ath Dceat
bar, Ilio,b about Toro o'Clock,

THE FOLLO WI NG GOODS, in
fundry Lots, els.
sE Pons* *Coo Tea, yllo Calker Brandy,
3640 Wins Foreign Oeoe►a, 360 Ditto Rum.
Wblch may be viewed the day before, and on the morning of fele.
Put of tbe Brandy and Runt is cif legal itren:tb.
A dept of sp. per Cat. will be required.

WHARF, WAREHOUSER &c.
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION,
At Stylees Hotel, Birmingham, on Tharfday the Eth of Decem-
ber, at Three o'Cloek in the Afternoon,

ALL that WHARF, with the Warehoufes,
Cranes, Waptons, Carts, Horfes and other Utenfils.
(which will be *tided before the day (Irak) belonging to, and
in poet:Sew af. Adam. &therm, and Ca Great Cbarles-street.
Birmingham. The Primates are wry eom?lete,ereeted purpokly
for the carry* Trude, on an eateollve kale, by Water, and now
in full twfinefo—llrminghaus, Nov. 26, 1803.
London, England, 1803-01-12

NAUTICAL, INTBLLIGINCE.

DEAL, JANUARY It.
Yefterday the Elizabeth, Danilh brig, from
London for Lilbon, in ballaft, drove on chore on
Deal beach ; one man drowned : if the weather
moderates the Tail may be got off.—Remain in
the Downs the Irssorraziza and JAMAICA fri-
gates, ARROW Coop of war, and SNIPE pig brig.
Yefterday, laft night, and this day, it has gown a
very hard gale of wind from the E. N. E.

YARMOUTH. JANUARY It.

Sunday evening arrived his Majelly's (loop of
war Lintz, from a cruise. During the prefent
gale of wind at Eaft, the Hope, of Lynn, having
on board tao half ankers of Foreign fpirits, was
blown into this port in diftrefs : on Sunday evening
the mailer was 'mated overboard. The veffel was
immediately taken poffellion of by the Cullom.
Houle Officers, and the fpirits lodged in the ware.
houfe.

Monday night five !hips were blown on (bore
between this port and Loweftoffe; one deeply
laden went to pieces loon after the came on (lore
—the crew and cargo are an loft : owing to the
gale continuing at Taft, we have not been able to
learn their names.
London, England, 1803-01-12

PLYMOUTH, JANUARY zo.

Came in the Nancy. Capt. HIALIt, from Lon.
don, for this port. On Wednefday lait, about
five leagues (oath of Portland, the picked up float-
ing on 'the water, three puncheons of brandy, fup.
pored to be part of the cargo of force French veirel:
the Prince of Wales tranfport, from Woolwich,
with two companies of artillery, for Gibraltar ;
the ran up Catwater immediately ; and to-morrow
Captain Youwc, two Lieutenants, fix Serjeants,
and 63 rank and file, with their field-pieces, will
march from the Park of Artillery, Dock Barracks
to Catwater Ferry, and embark on board the
Prince of Wales : three companies of Royal Ar-
tillery are to relieve an equal number, which have
been on the rock of Gibraltar ten years, and who
will return to England in the Prince of Wales.—
Came in alto the Gratitude, Capt. REYNOLDS, from
Newcallle, for this port : the got alhore in Fire-
lone Bay, but floated off again without damage ;
the Eliza, of London, Capt. Dow, tosow, from
Rotterdam, bound to Briftol, laden with brandy
and other goods : this veffel experienced much dir-
ties yefterday, off the Edyftone, by the fea break-
ing in upon her, which love the boat and water
calks, and did other damage. On Saturday laft,
near Portland, the picked up eight hogtheads of
French wine, floating on the water, and pallid
through upwards of one hundred more cf the fame
fort, from which it is conjeaured that fome French
Chip mull have been loft near that ifland: they
alto took up the head of a fhip with netting fixed
to it. Alfo the Fortune, Capt. FANG, from Jer-
fey, for this port; Selina, of Hull, Capt. Dv, sax,
from Zante, laden with currants, fur Hull.

LIVERPOOL, JANUARY to.

The Prudence, LLIVILLLIN, from hence for
Africa, and Nancy, NICHOLSON, from hence for
Jamaica, put into Milford, the 19th ult. and failed
from thence the 4th inf.
The Betty, THOM►SON, from Cephalonia, is ar.
rived at Gibraltar t3th December, all well, and
(ince (poke off Ireland, by Captain Boac, of the
Northern Liberties, who arrived here on Friday
from South Carolina.

The Surprise, Carl-sit, from hence for Rotter-
dam, put into Carlingford the intl. and would
fail again next day.
The Hobfon, &corm, from Lifbon for this port,
was fpoke on Friday, off the Ormfheads, by Cap•
rain Easvattay, of the Compact, who arrived here
that day from Lithon.
Captain MiDonain of the Alexander, arrived
here, (poke on the t 9th November the brig Thames,
GALICIIT, of and from London, bound to New
Providence, lat. 25. 58. N. long. 76. 09. W. out
!49 days from the Lizard, all well.
The Caldicot Caine, --, from Qebec, is
arrived at Crookhaven, in difirefs, having expe-
rienced a dreadful gale of wind, in which the loft
her rudder, mizen matt, &c.
The Solid, WILLIAM., from hence for St. Vin-
cent, put into Belfaft, in difirefs, on the tlt intl.
The Peggy, M'CALLAN, from hence, was lug
on Dundalk Bar, ssth Dec. Crew Paved.
London, England, 1803-01-12

CORK, DECEMBER 31.

The flown of lid night was Dot inferior in violence to thesie
of the two preceding nights, It was attended with very loud
Writs of thunder, and the molt vivid °wets of lightning we
have ever witnelfed.

The Earl St. Vincent, a line brig for the Weft Indies. Went
Co bore in gale on Wedn Glay evening at Pairage, sad it is
apprehended has Caned conbderable in her hull.

WATERFORD, JANUARY 1.

On Wedocillay morning kit, in a gale of wind, the Mona,
Pounces. laden with fugars, cuQ.e, cocoa, &c. and bound from
Memnon to Liverpool, was bR cdf nomnaboo-ftrand, toge-
ther with pearly her entire cargo—crew Caved. In the fame
gale, theames, of and from Liverpool, Leavy wafter, tut
Cork and Jamaica, w,tb panted's', Roma, was totally loft a.
Broonthill, county of We:ford—the crew was ago fortunately
Laval.
London, England, 1803-01-12

THE CITY OYSTER WAREHOUSE,

No. 8, LotiIIAth:STREET, near the Mamma; Horns.
DAVID ROSS deems it his bounden Duty to
take this method of conveying his fincere Thanks tb the
Nobllky, Gentry, and Public, for the liberal Encouragement
be has received Once he opened the above Warchoufe in
mot relpedifully atoms them, that the fame line of evaded
which has given his BA RRELL'D OYSTERS Co marked a
preference, Onll be aridly adhered to; and begs to assittaist
them that he has now a daily fupply of FINE FLAVOURED
NATIVE MILTON, PYPLEET, and COLCHESTER
OYSTKRRirosily to he fait to any part Odic Country, packed
under his own immediate infpediltm, out of the real Sea Water,
which is brought to his Watch/wife, and no where el& (at pre-
tast)ln London.
Merchants, Captains, and Families, swift Ind his PAN-
DORE sad NATIVE PICKLED OYSTERS, well worthy
their Nodes, as they retain is • peculiar manner, their Origi-
nal Flavour, and warranted to keep is any Climate; fold in jari,
at as. and is. each. His Town Cuftomers need not be Inform-
ed that his &titer Eating Rooms us commodious and fitted up
in a neat Ityle; the number and refpwftability of thole who at-
tend them, belt befouls their fapersority.
D. R. requefts that he may have previous Notice when
Recess are warred for fried Parties, as they are genemily en-
raged-
Oyfters drat to plate every palate u *foal, and the Morn-
ing and EA:sting Papers taken in.
N. IL Agent for the Ede of the real Ala/RICAN Stance
nd Seeing Bata.
London, England, 1803-01-15

ON MONDAY NEXT, JANUARY 18c3,'
Will be perfumed the Tragedy of
OTHELLO.
Othello. by A YOUNG GENTLEMAN,
(Being his firft appearance on any Rage.)
• lago, Mr. COOKS.
Defilemona, Mrs. H. SIDDONS;
Emilia, Mrs. LITCHFIELD.
To which will be added the New Par tominse of
HARLEQUIN'S HABEAS.
This Evening—Family Q_uarrcis; with Hari (pain's Habeas.
On Tuefday. the New Opera of Family Qcarrels.
On Weduelday, Delays and Blunders.
•ii The numerous applicants for places for the Comedy of
the Man of the World, are acquainted it will be performed 00
Edda), next, and every following Friday through the karat.

HANOVF.R-SVARE CONCERT ROOMS.
MISS LINWOOD's EXHIBITION WILL
FINALLY CLOSE ON THE 1241 INSTANT.

ACLERGYMAN of Exemplary Conduct died
in December. s Sot, bequeathing to the Providence of
090, and Voluntary Benevolence of the Public, Three Dangle-
tap and Five Sons, for whore Support the fmsUeft Donations
will be thankfully received In the Bank of Mars Ranfmn, and
Co Pall-mall

This Family base heretofore gratefully acknowledged in the
Total. 2801. los. 6d. and now in addition thereto, return their
humble thanks to N. H. H. for to X. Y. for 34 35.; to
C. for tl.; to A. B. for tos. 6d.; to RAL for and to J. B.
for

Te the Adtnirers of Sun issrsAat and 111le Windll&
Phis day was itsbiltd. Nes

SHAKSPEARt's PLAYS. containing the Two
GENTLCIUN or VtIONIA, mabellilhed with a fine En-
gravirg on Wood, by C. Nrlbit. after a Mtn by Mr. l'burf-
tons Price is. 6d. on Deasy, and Hotpreffed ; and 3s. on extra
Royal and Hotptrfed.
No. I. containing the Tempe& was poblifhed January
and the Numbers will continue to appear punetually every
Fortnight.
•„• The Public are rcfperftfolly informed, that this Edition
wide Weed Certs.fs printed in a very bold legible Type, the Page
Meneumheee4 of Notes, the Paper of the heft Msoufaelore,
and the Text from Mr. iittn ens s laft edition ;—and to ac-
commodate all Clanks of Purchlfers, the valuable Ntoes of the
various Comnisntitor• will beeves fepamtely, in a Supplemen-
ter/ volume, thereby siring c,eb dobferiber the option of par-
shallot the Edition with or without Notes.
London, England, 1803-01-15

GIBRALTAR. DECEMBER 19.

" On the 16th, the HOUND Hoop of war arrived
here from our fleet at Oriftein Bay, after a paffage
of 14. days. The fquadron were all well at the
time the HOUND failed. Major Kama, Aid-de-
Camp to Lord C*vas, is on board the Houtto on
his way to England : he left Lord Cava,: at Mal.
to about a month ago, his Lordthip intending to
proceed to England by way of France and Italy :
they failed from Alexandria on the roth of Oc-
tober, when the army was in good health.
" On the 16th inft. arrived the SPIDNIL brig
from Plymouth, in 24 days, with difpatches for

the fleet, and on the following day the BE w Bei DG a
cutter brig, in 16 days, from Plymouth, with ,
difpatches for the fleet. The BENBRIDGE lay-to
for a fhort time in the Bay to land her letters for
this place, and then made fail to the Eaftward.
" The CYNTHIA !loop of war has alfo arrived, •
on the 17th, in two days from Lifbon, with the
mails on board, and with Major ANDREWS and ,
family, and Capt. Oomvis, for this garrifon.
" The Conftellation American frigate, with their
Commodore on board, arrived from Malaga in

ten days.
" This morning, about four o'clock, we bad
one of the molt dreadful Storms, accompanied
with heavy showers of hail, and tremendous peals
of thunder, that ever were remembered in this
place ; and as the day dawned, the Bay exhibited
a truly melancholy fcene, guns and fignals of
claret's being every where heard and feen. Five
velrels were on Shore near the Old Mole ; one
Turkifh veffel funk in the Bay, one Branded at Al-
gefiras, an American; the Cvirrata Sloop of war
was driven out of the Bay. and the Phenix Por-
tuguefe frigate was feen firing guns of diftrefs near
Cabrita Point, refpefting whole fafety very ferious
apprehenfions are entertained. as it is imagined the
has Bruck upon the Pearl rock.
" At one o'clock in the day, the Royal Battery,
on the fummit of the rock, was obferved to be on
fire from the lightning, aad though immediate
aflame was fent to extinguins it, they were un-
able to accomplifh it, from the violence of the
wind, and their having no water near at hand.

DICIIIIIIIL 20.
I, The TN arts failed this morning for England.
. .

—The Royal Battery (till continues to burn with
great violence, and will be completely confumed ;
was Rrongly built of Ihip timber, and lined with old
cables and junk, which made it burn fo fiercely,
that all attempts to eatinguifh it were ineffe&ual.
This battery was the one that did molt mifchief
to the Spaniards during the liege, from its im-
menfe height, it being nearly too feet above the
level of the fea."
London, England, 1803-01-15

MADRID GAZETTE OF DEC. is

Grand Cabo, tub Gamber, dos.
" The &thaw who commands the Turkilh
troops here is fortifying with great halts the pa-
lace that Bow ararra occupied in the fquare called
Ezbekkier, through fear of the Beys, who have
made themfelves complete mafters of Upper
Egypt► and of the province of Alfieli. They
make incurfions as far as the Pyramids, and have
five times completely defeated the Turkills troops.
—The Englith remain at Alexandria with 4.000
troops under General SMART, and there is the
greaten difcord between them and the Turks, as
the latter imagine that the Mamelnkes are paid
and fupported by the Englifh. Two Commiffio-
ners were fent Tome time ago by the Beys, fecretly,
to treat with the Britifh Commander. The Turks
have 3000 men at Damietta, 2000 at Rofetta, and
20,000 at this place. All the taxes impofed by
the French, have been continued by the Turks,
but tripled in the amount."

The Duke of Caesium' left Franckfort on the
3oth ult. on his return to Hanover.
A Meginger arrived ye fterday from France,with
difpatches for General AnDRIOSSI, announcing the
death of General La Cultic.
To morrow is fixed for General A NDR sossi's fir ft
public dinner. Mr. ADDINGTON, Lord HAWK 13.
ultY, all the Cabinet Minifters, and Foreign Am-
baradors are invited.
The two brigs prefented by the Floss. Consul.
to the Pops, arrived at Civita Vecchia on the tlt
ult. One of them is named St. Peter, which car-
ries t 6 guns. and the other St. Paul, which has ta.
They were formally delivered to the Pontifical Go.'
vernment on the next day, when the Papal flag
.vas hoifted on them ; on which occalion there was
a difcharge of too pieces of cannon.
Thorfday, a perfon Staking on the Canal. in St.
James's Park, nipped down, and broke his leg.
A very confiderable masher of Jkokers figured
away on the Serpentine River yefterday. which is
entirely frozen and able to hear. Should the
weather hold, Hyde Park to =now will prefent
a Ditch fir.
London, England, 1803-01-15

Dedicated, by penniffion, to the Right Honourable
Lord LI.LENSORJUGU.
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among the Scholars. Their Himith, Morals, and liberal Des
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day, January 24, 1803.
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will gAre references, if required, to refpedtable Families, whore
Sons are now at the Academy, or have there completed their
wheation.—Stages to and foam London every day.
London, England, 1803-01-15

PORTSMOUTH, JANUARY 14.

Came into harbour the AuaoßA frigate. Sailed
the ABUNDANCE [lore (hip, for Gibraltar; the
MORoIAN•, of 16 guns, Capt. R•YNSFORD ; and
the Locust' gun-brig, for Ireland, to raife feamen.
Laft night Mr. WILLIAMS, Comptroller of the
Cufloms at this port, feiacti a quantity of French
lace to the amount of at lealt wool.

The DONEGAL, of 74 guns, Capt. SIC RICHARD
STRACHAN, i• ordered to be got ready for fea im-
mediately, and will be joined cif Plymouth by the
BELLEISLE, Capt. WHITBY, when both will pro-
ceed with fealed orders; it is fuppofed for the Me-
diterranean.

Capt. Loss has taken the command of the ISIS,
the Beg-fhip ofVice-Admiral GAL PAD lEapvice BRUN.

YARMOU TH, JANUARY 14.

The following (hips are on fhore on Cotton
Beach in the late gale : The William of Winnable
in ballaft, bound to Sunderland for coals, crew fay-
ed ; a Dutch hoy, laden with cheek and butter ;
and a (hip laden with wool and goods. the crews
and cargo faced. The Wafa, of Wafa, FRIDI.
RICK CALADIUM% Matter, from Cadiz, bound to
Rotterdam.laden with fait. wine, and fruit, wreck-
ed off Cailler. about two miles to the northward
of this port, the crew were Lived by one of the
boats from the (bore, the cargo and part of her
materials are come on our beach. The beach for
feveral miles is covered with wreck and goods.—
Thurfday a detachment of the Seventh Light
Dragoons marched in here, to patrole the coati
againft the (Muggier'. Remain in our Roads :
the LYNX (loop of war, and two cutters.—Wind
F.. S. F,. light breeze.
London, England, 1803-12-01

TO THE FACULTY.

WANTS a Situation, aWA-VGdant to a Surgeon,
Man-Midwife, &c. a Gentleman, who Is a Member of
the Royal College of %%eons in Londett. Letters, poft paid, di-
reited to Mr. George White, Sumac, to be left at No.go, Com-
m= Hard, Portia, will meet all doe attelition.--Nev. slit Igo;.

BOARD AND LODGING,
WANTED for a Young Lady and her Maid Ser.
vant, jn a Family of Rcfpcd ability, ?riding from co to 60
Miles from London, In a healthy Country, and wham there is a
good Neighbourhood.
Particulars of Family and Terms, with reference for charade?,
may be addraed—to be Itft for C. T. R. at the Bar of the Quecn'a
Head Tavcrn,corner of Gray's Inn Oatc, Holborn.

SECOND LOTTERY FOR OSO3.
SWIFT and Co. Stnek-Brokers, at their Old OfGet,
No. ra, Poultry, are filling Tickets and Shares of the above
Lottery, goblin drawing en the 9th January nest.
FORTUNATE TICKETS.
No. 126 Prize of rry,oro No. 10,430, Prize of ,C s,ooo
11499 5,000 4421 1,000
41,60 1,000 19,911 1000
And others, to a great amount, have been flared and fold at this
Office firms November laft.

No. 4, CORNHILI.,
And No. 9, CHARINU-CROSS, LONDON.
BISH tetnrus his moil gratefni thanks to the
.11. • Public for the very diltinguillied preference they have been
placed to rive the above Offices for (cereal years, and folicits a
continuance of their favour for the earning Lottery, which begins
drawing. the yth of JANUARY, I Sod.
tickets and Shares are felling in great Variety, at the above °M-
ires, where In the late September Lottery, the following Capital
Prizes were fold, &and, and paid on demand :
No. Bass - a Prim 0f - Lao,ooo
544 . - 1,000
6,790 - 1,030
616 • - • .Soo
_ - _

An Bann& u the Public Funds tranfland with- fidelity and
driilch. by T, BISH, Stock Broker, No. 4, Cornhill.
ZIT Pcrfoos in the Country may be fupplied the fame u if
prcfrnt, by fendinc up good Bills at thou dates, Poft Mika Orders,
Bank Notes et CaO, poll paid, to No. 4,
London, England, 1803-12-01

OXFORD CANAL NAVIGATION. '
rI'HE Proprietors and Band Creditors are hereby
informed, That the Property Ad requires the Tar due by
the Proprietors of the Canal for their refpedive Shares, as wen
as the Tax due on the Sums advanced to the Company on Bonds,
,to be paid by nne at this Oillec. J. D UNSFORD.
Canal-Mee, Oxford, N0v.15,1303.
London, England, 1803-12-01

♦NOTHER LITTER.

•
DIAL, Nov, pt.—Sailed the Citastttow frigate,
and Vu sr ufts.floop of war, with the outward-bound,
under convoy for Portfmouth. The Aurora,
of Dover ; and the Induftry, —, of Sunderland,
two colliers, are on fhore on Deal beach : the former
is entirely loft, and the latter, it is hoped, will be
got off. Paired by the ARCMs' for Sheeinefs to refit.
—Wind N.—Blows hard.
Remain in the Dawns his Mdefty's nips Monarch, Utrecht.
And Raifonable; Flmmortaine, FArgisranthe frigate.; Dart fl
of war; Fury. Perfeus, Sulphnr, anl Zebra bombs; Cotillidt„
"Tuba, Sterling, and Mini.

SHEERNESS, Nov. 3o.—Five F. M. Arrived his
Majelly's (hip Clyde, from St. Peterlburgh, and an
Officer has kill gone or with difpatches to the Ad-
miralty in a poll chaife and four. The CLYDE Con-
voyed near goo fail of (hips from the Sound ; but
owing to the very boillerous weather, the convoy ft-
parated: feveral (hips bound to London have arrived
with the frigate. A report prevailed here this mor-
ning, that fome of the convoy were taken, and that
feveral Dutch privateers are in the North Seas, but
the Officers of the Clyde do not Rate any fuch
cir-
cumfance : it is however certain, that Admiral
ROWLEY received orders this day to fend every veffel
poffible into the North Sea to prote& the fcattered
convoy ; and the Druuteics, Capt. Km, with two
gun-brigs, are gone fince

ELSINIUIL, Nov. B.—The downward bound are
waiting the arrival of a convoy, which may be hourly
expeaed, as the Cal./mar frigate with her convoy
from the Nore, twelve or thirteen fail, are between
Ada)lt and Kohl.
London, England, 1803-12-01

COMMIIMIII OF SUPPLY,

And that a motion had been made and agreed to,
" That t 00,000 Seamen be voted for the fervice of
the year 1804."
Sir P. Symms then moved the following efli-
mates :

2,403,0001. for payment of laid 1030,000 Seaman for 13 tuner
mooths, from la of January to the fait of December aka& at the
rate of ti. tya per man per month.
4704*W. for vidualling the fame during the fame period, at
the rate of a fis. per maa per month.
3.p00,0001. for war and tear of Chip* is which the Gid mot
terve for the fame ppeeriod, at the rate of 3s. per man per month.
323.c001. for ordttaooc for the feu (cruise, at the ran of 3s. per
own per month.
Which were all agreed to.
The Houle retuned. The report wee brought up,
and ordered to be received to morrow.

Mr. Yoe' E (Secretary of State) gave notice, that
he would on Friday move for leave to bring In a Bill
to continue the A& of !all Salon, for futpeuding
the Habeas Corpus A.l in Ireland.
Mr. N. VANSITTART moved that there be laid be-
fore the Houfe an eftimate of the mossy wanting for
Ithe Tranfp'rt Service for 1804.
Alfo for Panne,. of War in Health.
Alfo for Sick Fanners of War from the ill oT
January to the lan of December tflos..
Alto, that an humble Addrefs be pretested to his
Majeftv, to requeft he will give direeinns to the pro.
per officers to lay the fad ellimates before the Houk,
which were all ordered accordingly.--Adjourned.
London, England, 1803-12-01

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I

LAW INTELLiuEAGE.

COURT OF KING'. BENCH, NOV. s&

Tilli KING v. GUARD.

The defendant was brought into Court to receive
kidgniehr, having been convicted on an indietment,
charging him with wilful and corrupt perjury. This
perjury was affigned on an affidavit which he made
in anfwer to three affidavits that were made by three
other Pelino', Simons, Martin, and Aubrey, who
fwore, that he had endeavoured to bribe them to vote
in a certain way for Members to ferve in Parliament.
On thee affidavit.. an application was made for a
rule to thew c.t.ife why a criminal information (hould
not be filed againft him. In anfwer to that applica-
tion, he made the affidavit on which the perjury was
affigned, fwearing that the cenverfation which he
held with thefe three perfons, refpeiting their giving
their rotes, was merely in jell.
Mr. Jollier GROS it obferved, the defendant was to
receive the fentence of that Court for foul and corrupt
perjury. The Jury, on very clear evidence, had
found he was guilty. It appeared from the evidence,
in the firft place, that the defendant had been guilty
of bribery, in endeavouring to corrupt there three
men, who were burgefts, and had a right to vote ;
but he had been guilty of a more enormous offence,
that of foul and corrupt perjury. As to the offence
of bribery, however aggravated that might be, the
defendant was not then charged with that crime, nor
did the Court take it into confideration in the fentence
they were about to pronounce. As to this perjury,
hcswever, when it was recollaled how deeply in this
country this concerned life, liberty, and property;
and, what mull be Rill dearer to a good man, his good
name, it mutt be confidered that this crime, as a mif-
demeanour, was one of the moll pernicious and
dangerous to the well being of fociety that could
poffibly exift. It would be in vain that our Courts
of Mice ()could be armed with powers to compel a
man to give tettimony, if the truth of what he avers
under the lltnaion of an oath might not be relied on;
and, therefore, the violation of an oath could not be
attended with too revere a punillsment. They mull
pronounce fach a judgment as might ferve as an ex-
ample to other men, and thew them what they had to
expeet on a violation of the laws both of COD and
Man.—The fentence of the Court was, that the De-
fendant, for the offence he had committed, fhould
be imprifoned for the (pace of two years in the gaol
of Bodmin, in. the County of Cornwall.
London, England, 1803-12-01

Mr. Boasts!, fa a few words in favour of ft.

Mr. WARD (poke on the fame fide. He allowed
that the quellion was of great importance ; but be.
lieved it was the with of all parties in the Committee,
that the Hon. Gentleman fhould be excufed from any
further attendance.
The SP Letitia then Rated to the Houfe the feveral
precedents founded on the cafes There were eight
cafes, he (aid, in which Members had been exculed,
for death and Hinds; on the ground of private bufi-
nets four cafes. In bufinefs flnEtly private, the Houfe
had allowed two days and adjourned, that the. Mem-
ber might return to refume his there in theCoanmittee.
There were only other two cafes where application
had been made for a Member to be abfent. The fira
was the Ockington Cafe, in which it a that
Mr. Pelham, one of the Committee, in nliZete had
to attend bufinef, for the confideration of Parliament.
the Houfe allowed one day, and adjourned. The
fourth cafe was one in which a member had been
totally allowed leave of abfenee; this was the Shaftef
bury cafe. Sir R. Wortley was the returning officer
in a place where an Election was coming on; the
Hottfe decided he &odd have leave of abfence, aad
he was totally retested from his attendance on the
Committee. How far thefe cafes applied to the
prefent it was for the Houfe to determine.—A divi-
lion then took place. Ayes 45—Noes s+.
When ftrangers were re-admitted, we found the
Houfe in a
London, England, 1803-09-16

CORN-MARKET, MARK-LANE, SEPT. 16.

O tr market has no fupplies of c onfequence (Ince
Monday, and very few buyers attend of courier tit.
trade almoft in general is very dull, the fame prices
are afked for every article as lad currency, execp
Oats being a trifle higher, and new Rye much wimt•
ed for feed, occationed an advance of 3s. or 4s. per
quarter.—Mullard feed is cheaper.—Fluur and ()aka
articles precifely the fame.
Fog. Wheat ,56a. 59a- pay. Hog Pcla, 401. 4 le.
Fine ditto, 635. Boiler,, 50s. 32%.
ineDantricditto, sec 6oe. Care.,waySeed 52.9. sillapar aft
Rye, 323.345. New 46i.sos. Coriander, Zr,.
Barley, 111.141. Canary. 7(s. 7 fa.
Superfine ditto, 251. White NI Llt.ird Sec% 105.5:5.
Malt, 54s 565. Brown ditto, a2..:34.
Oats, 21a. 151. 29e. Rape Seed, 311 18). per Wt.
Hoare Beans, 355. 384. Winter 'Fares, ern per bate)
Tick Beans, 335. 31S.
INIPECTORI RETURN FROM UTEP.II3O, SEPT. 15.
Wheat, per Load, from 133. os. ro £5l. tot.
Barley, per Garter, from 11.55. to 11. Bs.
Oats, per Qi..t)iirter, from tl. to los.
Beans, per uarter, from 11. 16s. to al. os.
Peale, per Quarter, from al. as. to al 25.
London, England, 1803-09-16

SOUTHAMPTO,N, SEPT. is.

A moll elegant new Theatre was openel here on
Monday lall, to an overflowing audienc . The
arcbiteEl is a Mr. SLATER of this place, and the build-
ing refleEts the highed credit on his (kill and talle.—
The fcenery and decorations are in the greaten de-
gree tuperb and brilliant; commodious lobbies extend
behind two tier of boxes; and it is not too much to
add, that it is the moll elegant and convenient for
its the, of any in England. Dowros, Su ITT, and
Cot-Lies, of Drarylane, performed on the &IL night.
London, England, 1803-09-16

OREENOCIC. 8IIPT• 13.

Arrived on triday the Pallor, CALOWILL, fmm
New York, aftera palTage of gg days. The ANDIIO.
14 AC II a frigate, crnizing of the Cape of Virginia. had
taken two French merchantmen from Charlelion,

The itewSuecef;, 6;44 from Montreal. ar-
rived at Gouroek on &today lan, where the is to
wait orders.

The (hip Achilles of Greenock, Captain DOUGLAS,
out 56 days from Liverpool, bound to Virginia, was
(poke on the 28th July, by a Philadelphia pilot boat;
all well.
The Jane, O'hiav t Mexico. HtIIDIRSOM j and
Jenny, //locate failed front Lilen on the 4th ult.
for tbis port,onder convoy of his idajefly's (hip DIANA.
Th: General Prefcot, PROUD, left Falmouth for
this port 3d inR.
The Patocs Ennisr packet, on the 25th Augnfl,
(poke the (hip Dundas, MsGasema, of and from Glaf.
gow, bound to Virginia, out 16 days, in lat. 47. 0.
N. long. 21. 58. WeR.
The-Herenles, CRAIY/ORD'
I is arrived at Grenada,
from Clyde ; and the AtaLnta, MOODIE, at ditto,
from Newfoundland.
London, England, 1803-03-18

PORTSMOUTH, MARCH i 7.

Sailed the HYDRA, of 38 guns, Capt. MUNDY,
for the Downs.
Arrived the Caanaron Eel Indianian, from
the Downs.

The Ibweialorte, Capt. !benAansow; and the
MORGIANA of war, Capt. Reyff 5r.00.0, are,
dropped down co-St. Helen's. as guardlhips.
The As.cesaes frigate, Capt. Srtsts ; and the
Mulatto, will proeeed er the Downs, as foon as
they have compkted their complement of men. .
The Russast., of 74 tans, Capt. Virst.staws, is
ordered to be fitted and flored with all potible
halle. Her complement of marines to the war
ellablifinnent was madouli ibis day. The crew of
the Cairoa are turned overt° alp in tigging her.
The Diem:mum HT, Of 98 guns, Capt. Bowie,
is in peat forerardnefs s and every pollible ezer•
don is making to get her out of harbour.
London, England, 1803-03-18

ANOTHER PROOP.

Mr. Boat., Miniature Painter, No. tot, Pall-mall, was aR
iiiiitedwiti a Nervous and Rimmed, Complaint for $ moat;
which iscroafed fo much, notwithaamikm be bad the belt Ai-
vice, that from the confufion in his bead, and the vioient paint
in his limbs. he was apprchenfive that he mould never be able
to flnilit a ?mink of his Royal Highnefs the Prince of Wales.
which hews* painting, when be was recommended to try the
Balm of Mecca, by taking which he was wonderfully relieved
in lets than 61 weeks • and by continuing the Medicine, with
the Donor's Advicr,Olitained • pared Cure.
London, England, 1803-03-11

GREENOCK, MARCH E.

The Commerce, BROWN, of this port, from Bar-
celona for Guernfey, was put into Portfmouth the
Ift inflant, after a flormy pail:age of 56 days. but
ail well.

The Fame, of this port, laden with merchandise,
for an frills market, by the violence of the form
on the night of the s6th, was driven on fhnre in
the South Bay, Wexford. It is expeeted fhe will
Se got off.
The Jeanie, Isf'Doucaxs; and Adive,
at Liverpool from hence, 4th infant ; the latter
in 3s hours paffage.
The Surprife, Caaaw, at Norfolk, Virginia, from
London.

The Jane, A voaelow ; and Ana, THearsor, at
lamaica from Clyde.

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London, England, 1803-03-11

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HOUSE OF COMMONS.

111 R SRC RRRRRR at WAR gave notice, that it wu his !Mai-
tion, on Monday next, to move for leave to bring in a Bill to
make provilion for the Wives and Families of Militia Men
who Mall be called out.

The Report of the Committee for continuing the Duties on
Cuftonas and Excite was reccitecL—The Refolutions read and
agreed to.
The frith Pofiage, Hat Duty, and Game Certificate Bills,
were feverally read a third time, and paired.
The third reading o: the Dublin Watch Bill was poftponed
to this day fennight.
The Report on the frith Chalking Bill was brought up, the
Amendments read and agreed to, and the Bill ordered to be
read a third time to-inorrow.

The Marine Mutiny Bill was reported, and ordered to be
read athird time to-morrcw.

The Newfoundland Judicature Bill was read a firft time, and
ordered to be re-ad a (mond time to-morrow.

The Bill (Sr preventing vexatious Suits in Iriland,was read a
fecund time, and ordered to be committed to morrow.

The following names of the Members are on the
reduced hit of the Committee chofen by Ballot to
try the merits of the Petition complaining of an
undue LleEtion and Return for the Borough of
Chippenham :
Drax Grofveoor, Efq.
Joieph Sc,tt, }.(q.
Munford Lo.gfiell, Efq.
Writ Egerton, Efq.
Sir G. lieatlzote, Bart.

Thos. Milton smith. Erg.
John Kynatton Erg.
(;eo. W. Gunn
Gem Peer Holt.,rd,
Lord Virconnt Bronie
Right Hon. W. Dundas
Hun. Andrew St. John.

Hon. Jobn &.mersCose.rrq.
Flurnpht p Sibrborpe,
John Heathetnt , Lig.
_ _

'Elie following Members were alto cli(len is a
Committee to try the merits of the Comity of
Carmarthen Eleftion Pe

R irh. Archdale. Erg.
John FuFer, Fr+
Lanothar.:. Efq.
kt. I Inn. Wrn. Hancock

:
Sir Writ. Elford. Rift.
Lora Vileount Matrt,w
Franco! .iiunderfoo, 1-fq.
Sir Jan. Pulteney.
(;coric Watt•
Clarks Cockertil,
John la.avitn Fortr.kue. Efq.

Jchi Atkyns Wright, Lrq.
pr,:n Cuoic,.l!q.

Devcrell, I rq..
CharluSever OUtcr, If..
London, England, 1803-03-11

OXFORDSHIRE.

ATATa numerous and refpeaable Meeting of the
-1. Nobility, Gentry, Cla gy, and Freeholders of the county of
Oxford, convened in the Town Hall, at Oxford, on WWI.: fday
the ninth day of March, 1803, by Public Advertifernent from
JA :11 es Tar Lon, F.fq. the High Sheriff. to addrefs His ht
on his providential efcape from the late l'estafonable and don,
ous Confpiracy againft his Perron, Government, and the l .
flit anion of the United Kingd ant ;
The Sheriff being prevented attending the Meeting by Malt-
polklon, George Frederick Stratum, Efq. of Tew Park, attend-
ed for him, and In a very appropriate (melt, dated the cattle
of the Meeting being convened, and having quitted the Chair
was unananouLly requefted to refutne the fame.
The Honourable Colonel Parker then retract an Addrefs
of Congratulation to His Majefty on his late providential efeape,
which WAS Lconded by Samuel Gardiner, Erg. and a Commit-
tee being appointed, they withdrew and prepared an Ad
drefs, which was read and unaoimoully approved, and the She. j
riff was equaled to fiz;n the fame in the name of ea.: Meeting.
The Sheriff and the Members fur the County, accompanied
by fuch Noblemen and Gentlemen as may think proper to at-
tend, arc requefted to prefent the .Iddreis to His Majefty on
Wcdocfday next ; and In cafe of the continued indifpufition of .
the Sheriff, Mr. Stratton is requefted to prefent it for
The Thanks of the Meeting were unanansoully vot d to the
Sheriff for his early attention to the Requilition, and in con-
vening th- Meeting.
The Chairman was requefted to Egli the Refalutions in the :
Name of the Meeting; and it was received, thatthe fame fhould
be infcrted in the Oxford, Readi'g and Two London Papers.

G. F. SITitATrON, ChairrriAn.

The Chairman having quitted the Chair, the Thanks of the
Meeting were unanimoufly voted to him fur his Itandfome and
able Conduct in the Chair.

ANCIENT STAINED GLASS.
TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT,

Separately or Together, at No. 98, PALL-MALI., Lotieon.
A VALUABLE coLLEc rioN of AN•
CIENT STAINED GLASS, for Churches, Public
Buildings, and Cabinets.—Antong other Sabje...l.s are.
The Cinclliziais, Vifitation,
Prefmtatioa, Laft Supper,
Martyrdom of St. John, Martyrdom of St. Catherine,
Affumption of the 'Virgin, St. Paul at Malta,
Our Saviour at Emmaus, Fall of Man. •
The Nobility, Clergy,and Co eetors of the rare Specimens
of the Arta, }re refpciftfully entreated to attend to the above,
which were brought from the Continent, and are in fine Pr:-
fcrestion.—Letters (Poll Paid) to Mr. Comm, No. 98, Pall-
Mall, as above, will be attended to.
London, England, 1803-03-11

SHEERNESS, ht ARCH to.

Arrived his Majefly's gun brig BASILISK, and
hascome into harbour. The ARCHER andCumtota
gun veffels have alto been obliged to run into har.
botir, owing to the tremendous weather. The fhip
Nancy of Baltimore, GIORGI STIZDS mailer,
bound to Rotterdam, with a cargo of tobacco,
cotton, and Raves, has been driven on (bore at this
I place, where the now lies Cafe, with the lots of a
cable and anchor, windlafs, and rudder, but it is
hoped (he will get off without much further damage.
The brig Three Friends of London, JOHN Su-
THEILASID mailer, bound to Blakney, in Norfolk,
in baling, has alto been obliged to put in here for
fafety, with the lots of a cable and anchor. The
brig Refolution of Invemefs, WILLIAM Ctaaa
mailer, from London bound to Invernefs, is arriv-
ed here alto, with the lots of a cable and anchor.
Captain Batm r RADER°, of the Swedifh fhip
Louifs Ulrick, died this morning on board the raid
M this harbour. The feveral merchant vef-
ids here are much difireffed for want of men.

The prefs was very fevere yeflerday ; not a ye!:
fel but has loft the greater part of her crew, in
confequence of which many that were going to
proceed on their voyages are flopped.
Lieut. Gooch, and the crew of the Malik have
been prefented with fomething handfome by the
Hon. Eaft India Company, for their meritorious
conduit while employed at the wreck of their late
fhip Hindoftan.

PORTSMOUTH, MARCH re.
Arrived the Cleopatra, &ace s Ton I, from Vir-
ginia ; and Mary, Mass v, from Waterford.

DOVER, MARCH to.

The wind blowing very hard, we have had no
arrivals from France for fome days, but a great
buftie with Meffengers going.—Yeflerday one
King's Melrenger and two foreign ditto, failed
in the Ezprefs, Capt. &situ's, although it Mowed
a gale of wind. To-day, about eleven o'clock,
Mr. Coivotsaaa, one of the King's Meffengers,
failed in the Prince of Wales, Capt. Sorrow, and
about so palTengers, fur Boulogne. Sailed alfo
the Nymph, Capt. BOXER, with Mrs. Statics'
SMITH, wife of our Member, and Lady Dam wc,
and two carriages. There is jun arrived the Auck-
land, Wit.Ltaw NORRIS, with Mr. ELSWORTN, one
of the King's Meffengers, with difparches, and
about a ton of foreign money ; alfo the Charlotte,
P. Le Susa, with Mod: .Le Matcmapp, with
difpatches for General ANDasout.—Arrived alfo
the Duchefs of York, Capt. WATSON, with two
tons foreign money; the Renommi, Capt. BENOIT,
with Sir JOHN CALL•NDER, and 17 pallingers ;
and the Rambler, C. Disoariz, is in fight, with
palrengers and baggage. Monf. Fay a La r, one of the
French Commercial Commiffioners, is arrived, and
embarks to-morrow in the Nancy, Captain LATTI.
MUIR, for France.

FROM LLOYD% LIST.

ILDZ• L. MA C• I 0 —.Amain as per Taft, with the Snipe sun-
M'eL £. N. E.

0 aaaaaa we, M.tacs to.—Safled the Aurora, Anfell, for
13.trhadoes; Ageottora. Johofon, for Barcelona; Efpersnee,
for Calms; William and John, Woodhoufe, for Virgi-
Oda ; Iris, Kemp ; Negotie and Friendlhip, !holism, for A:n-
it/14mm
London, England, 1803-03-11

THEATRE-ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN.
TO•MOR ROW EVENING, March 12, 1E4,3,
will be prefcnted (fifth time) a New Comedy, called
JOHN BULL ;
Or, AN I'NGLISHMAN'S FIRE-SIDE.
To which will be added the Nfuficil Entertainment of

THE QUAKER.
Ladies and Gentlemen wholsve hitherto been &appointed
e places for the popular new '2ornedy of John Bull, are re-
fpeetfully acquainted it will be performed on hlonday, with
F.ul and Virginia.
London, England, 1803-03-11

LISKEARD ELECTION.

Mr. SHERIDAN fail, he did not mean to throw
the fmalicll refleaion on the Committee who had
been appointed to try the merits of the contefted
ele6tion for Lifkeard ; but he gave notice, that
very foon a petition of appeal would be laid before
the Houle againii the decilicn of the laid Com-
mittee.
London, England, 1803-03-11

CALL OF TIIF HOVSF.

The C14.1N LI OR Of the Ezentoy Ft moved
the oiler of the day for calling over the Houle,
ch b:ing read, he moved, that the faid call be
put in force on Thurfday next, and that the names
of fti,h Mr:mt.:els as were then,abfent be reported,
and the defaulters taken into the euftody of the
Seejeant at Arms.—Ordered.
London, England, 1803-03-11

N4UTICAL 11VTELLICENCE,

MAILS THIS DAY.-...WIND N. N. W.
Oft.
• Dublbt
o Waterford 3
o Hambargh S
2 French
O Dutch

PLYMOUTH, MARCH 9.
Came in the Dutch (hip Dree Gefullers, Capt.
J. It RYMERS, from Guernfey, bound to Roan..
Jam, in ballaft, driven down Channel by a firong
eafterly wind. Came is alto the NAIAD, of 38 guns,
Capt. WALL is, from the weftward ; Four Friends,
of Yarmouth, Capt. RICHARD MORGAN, from
Cork, bound to London, laden with provifions,
wind bound ; the keliance, of London, Capt.
Witt.tam Accra, from Jamaica, bound to Lon
don, with rum and (agar ; the failed in November
lan. The Friendfhip, of this port, Capt. HEP-
BURN, from Salo, bound to Guernfey, laden with
brandy and wine, is fare arrived at Gibraltar t
great apprehenfmns were entertained for her fafety,
as (he failed from Salo early in December laft,
and has never been heard Of fince until this day :
(he was 44 days from Salo to Gibraltar.
London, England, 1803-10-05

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Panics WILLIAM Or GLOUCPITEII.—The town of
.Liverpool.pre.entinent in its attachment to the Royal
Houle, has been unremitting in tallying their fen.
timents to this ll'Orions Panics, ever fince his refi-
dence there. We rejoice in marks of loyalty where-
I ever we perceive them, but we are moll ready to put
upon record thole inilances where they fiowkom the
11 heart, and originate in the molt difinterefied princi-
ples. We rank amongft thefe a' fplendid the given
on Tuefday lafi, in honour of his Royal Highnefs,
by JOSIPM Gaeayss, Efq. at his honfe near Liver-
pool, confining of a Ball and Supper. The party
atTembled amounted to upwards of 250 perfons of
the firft rank and fefhion in the town and neighbour-
hood. The Prince and his Suite arriving at half pail
nine o'clock, was received with refpeaful joy by Mr.
and Mrs. G and greeted by a numerous part
of the alrembly, it being undernood that his Royal
Highnefs had been pleafed to fix that early hour.—
The rooms for the reception of the company were
commodious and elegant. The Ballroom, though
beautifully decorated with elegant paintings, and the
floor ornamented in a Rile of great fuperiority, teem-
ed to lofe their attraaion on beholding a captive
ting embroidery of “ GOD rave the Kim)," which
caufed general admiration. The excelleht Band of
Colonel &crow's Regiment, of which Mr. Gwyn
is the Major, gratified the ear the whole evening.—
The fpacious grapery receiving at once one hundred
perfons to partake of every kind of refrelbment. ap
peered to be a relief to the enchantment of tbe gar-
dens, illuminated with lamps, abundant and talleful.
G. R. with a grand Crown very confpicuous. The
fignal for (upper to the company was his Royal High
nets leading his elegant Hollers and the Countefs of
Servos to a Saloon in the Gardens, prepared on
purport, and fulficiently fpacious to accommodate
the whole party. Of the fupper we than merely fay.
that whiiß the rare fuperfluities reminded us of the
Old Britilb Hofpitality, its choice and arrangement
did credit to the moll refined taße. Mr. Gasaves.
undefatigable in hisettention to his vilitors, gave. af-
ter (upper a few, but uncommonly well-chofen wafts.
The Prince, apparently highly gratified, retired at
a late hour. followed by the company, filled with
pleafure in the enjoyment of the evening.

We cannot help noticing that namely before the
arrival of the company. Mr. Gasayss received an
account of two exceeding valuable prizes. yet it is
but jullice to thy, that be and his Lady hewed to
forget this great and good news. in thcir folicitons
care for the accommodation of their sifitors. This
fortunate cireumfiatsce and the evening being us
commonly fine. drew forth the remark, that Nature
and Paoriosecs had rewarded Loyalty.