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London, England, 1804-03-07

GERMANT.

Fan 4—Coont VINCCIIT KOLLOWIATN,
Imperial Field Martial Lieutenant, a Commander
of the Order of Malta, has been appointed by the
Grand Mailer Tirosuss his Mininer Plenipotentiary
to our Court. He delivered his letters of Credence
Ito his Imperial Majefty on the tft loft.
There is nothing further determined relative to the
encampment, which, it is Paid, will be formed near
Lemberg, next fpring.
The Britith Ambalrador, Mr. Aiming PAGET,
being obliged to prolong his nay in London, Mr.
BATHURST, who arrived here two days ago, is ap•
pointed a Member of the Britith ErabaCy at the
Court of Vienna.
Haltom, Fix. t7.—This morning at three o'clock
General Morn ea with his Lady and family, depart-
ed for Paris. On Tuefday he took leave in perfon of
the Members of the Executive Commiffion, &c. in
eonfequenee of which, the Commiffion, together with
the Clergy, the Municipal Officers, General Ham-
ss Reims, and the other Hanoverian Officers, waited
on him yell rday on his Palace. Both parties were
much moved. General Moans". folemnly allured
the Deputies, &c. that he would on every occallon
ufe his interefl with the Conful for Hanover, and
always gratefully remember his refidence in ir. Ge-
neral D ssso yo.ss arrived here the day before ye fierday,
and has taken up his lodgings in the Palace of the
Duke of CasuralDGE. Yellerday General Morn sit
prefented him to the Executive Commiffion, &c. The
town and fortrcfs of Hameln are to be fully provi-
fioned, and till Lather fortified. There is a report
that more troops will be fent to Lauenbnurg. An
extraordinary war tax is invoke!, which is one fourth
lefs than that 141 t hummer.
It is laid that General Biswanoves (or M ***** •
according to others) is to follow General MOiTt Ea
in the command of the French army in Hanover.—
Gen. BERTHISIt is Ilsortly expo ted back fiom Paris.
The army is to be confidcrably reinforced in certain

cafes.
The Hanoverian Legion at Zelle is daily increafed
by frefh recruits. The infantry is Paid to amount
already to moo men. Of the cavalry there are only
8o or yo men mounted as yet. It bat Invn found no
afar, tar tab feversl wry fired tatofurtt of p•ecm✓ion. to
pot ail to dirt-tips, tutu, I+ war very pr,v411..t. There
troops are provitionally dellined for Bruifels, and are
fuon to proceed thither.
The inhabitants of the country have In frequently
come to blows with the French military. that the
Ariaeft orders have been iffued to all publicans, to
allow no p.:rfons to flay in the public houfes after
, nine o'clock
London, England, 1804-12-19

ADLNBURGH, DEC. 15.

On Monday lan, in the evening, a fire broke out
in a row of cottages, at 6tockiltuther, belonging to
Mr. Roberton, of Newtown, which in fpite of every
ertion made by the inhabitants, entirely confumed
one of them. .

On Saturday' night laR, about eleven o'clock, an
alarming fire broke out in a (hop facing the head of
the New Road, Dalkeitis, which, nntwithßanding the
activity and exertions ufed by the inhabitants and
military in esringuilhing it. confumed the greatelt
part of the goods to the (hop in which it began.
On Wednefday the lath inßant, the %Rem Re-
giment of Mid Lothian Volunteers, commanded by
Lieutenant Colonel ARCHIBALD CAINERBLL, on per-
manent duty at Leith, was reviewed on Leith Links,
by Brigadier General GRAHAM, who exprefred his
complete approbation of the Ibldier like appearance
of this fine body of young men, and the great im-
provement which had taken place in their difripline
during their (port Ray in quarters, which could only
have been artaiaed bv an uniform and zealous at-
tention on the part of both the officers and men.
On Wednefslay, the &It battalinn of Roxburgh
(hire Volunteer Infantry, commanded by Lieutenant
Colonel Lord Micro, was reviewed at hello by Ge-
neral Sir James Sr. CLAIR ERSKINE. There was no
part of their performance, whether it related to pa-
rade or fervice, that was not equally remarkable for
correftneft and fpirit. Tuefday morning the men
were marched home to their refpeflive parifhes.
HIGH COURT OF JeSTICIARY, EDINBUROH.DEC. to
This day at two o'clock, the Court met to decide
on the relevancy of the indisflinent againft Richard
Mandhum, nettled of forger y.

julicts r.
TM Lord Jutliet Clot Lord Aimad2le
I.ord Craig Lord NL.:d.wbask.
Lord Cullen _ .

Ali tit;:ftrages delivCred their opinions at great
length, with much elowienee and ability. Four cf
their Lordihips (the Loan Juericx Ct.tax, Lord
CRAIG. Lend Cut.t.xer, and Lord ARNIM:PALI) were
of opinion, that the tiatute in epiellion did not extend
to bcotltid. Laid ttiADOIAL•IIK was of the typo
rite opido.n.
The Court found that the Ramie did hot emend to
Scotland ; that the charge in tire :.idietment was
therefore irrelevant. and that the pzifoner lhould be
difiniffed fr.m the hat. The prifotier was accord-
ingly difrnitiei from the bar, after a molt fuitable,
impriffive, el. Trent, and dignified admunition from
the b. Ito

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we rrunt,4•ll, was never io a he—er ,'t heAlth thArt
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London, England, 1804-12-19

011Saltilt.

On Sunday evening as the cook and footman of
Sir P. DEALCROPT, of Wismar*Areet, Cavendies."
fquarc, were fitting in the kitchen, they beard a
nuife over head, and on the footman battening
nail* he perceived a man run from the parlour into
die (beet, whom he fecored. Several articles Wet,
removed from their places, but the interruption pre-
vented any thing being conveyed away.
A few evenings ()re a liable ticloagirg to hit. T.
Rocs, of Sutton, war. broke into and fevers! Reefs
nolen it one of which was a 8 years old, and, what 10
remarkable, for the left 16 )ears. it had brought op
on An averages t a young mi. • animosity.
LAil Saturday evenitig, as ooe of the Portfontrtli.
coaches was going along Vaualsall road, forne boys
were tiring off a [mall piece of cannon, *ben INF
wadding mock against rha thigh of the cosahmreate
And rebf..in.itcg (buck the tye cif a pact ca the
,ox with him, which it forced out of the locket. *
fur geon Rai immediately fent for, who re iv.
but the right is tfaNtoriii.
London, England, 1804-09-07

itona FAMILr.

. , ,
alighting )
.11,66 h.' WITIIIOOTit, OUT. s.—On their'
"Carriage! at the Pier yeller& 'their Idaraness, with
the utmoa affability) add . d every one they kneW
ri
in the furrhUnding circle. e Kinn was remarkably
cheerful; and converted with much pleefentry, in
arranging the but-wets of embarkation. Hi:1;1111.8-
TV then, with the (y.eas and Patitcsiszs,_ of
CIIIIIIII,IDGa. Lord aintitT,llo others of MO- nyal
faire, embattled on board his barge; Sir Ham
IlUlltalD MALI skied as neerfmaii I the reinainder
of the Royal Party followed in the (two's barge.
The Royal Sovereign, Queen Charlotte, and Prin-
cefs Attitude yachts, immediately got under way, and
((retched over for Portland, with a light breeze; and
as the royal bargee paled roand the point, a royal
falute was area by the !anus and Cat:czar fri-
gates, Satinned ()fiche harbour. In lets than an hour,
the Royal Party appeared elofe under Portland Cel-
tic, and were received on their landing with a royal
falute from the guns of that fortrefs, which was an-
fwered by the (mall ordnance of the yachts. Two of
the royal carriages having previnufly proceeded by
the iflhmus to Portland, were ready at the landing
place to convey the Royal family to the heights of
the peninfula, where having (pent fume time in en-
joying the grand and pilturelque views, ,both by tea
and land, which the fummit commands, they pro-
ceeded, about two, to the Portland Arms, and par-
took of a cold repan, previoully prepared for them.
At half pan three, they returned to the barges, and
embarked on board the Royal Sovereign and gleen
Charlotte yachts ; the guns of the yachts firing a
royal (aline, which was repeated by the-Cesscser
frigate at Weymouth, and again by the guns of Port-
land Cattle ; and, a little after fit, the whole party
reianded at the Pier, where the royal carriages were
in waiting to convey them to Gloucefter Lodge.

In the evening, his MaJISTY did not appear on the
Efplanade. which was thronged with taihion and
beauty. The only branches of the Royal Family who
appeared there, were the Dukes of Camas IDGZ and
Custa ; the latter was not of the aquatic party.
hut walked tall dulls in converfation with Lord
Hawasssuay. In the evening there was a firperb
ball, at the Royal Hotel, which had a very full at-
tendance.

This morning, between fix and (even o'clock. his
MAjesTr came out of the Lodge, and mounted his
horfe, and. with his attendants, rode to the camp,
and infpeeed the brigade of troops under the com-
mand of the Duke of Cuss . His MAJISTY
returned to the Lodge to breakfall I and loon after
ten, the Royal Family went on board the barge, ac-
companied by the Date of CLoir and the
Princefs SOPHIA of GLOW' SITV It, (leered by Sir Hilt
at liUteato NIALI, to the royal yacht. At the
time the Ru'al Family were going on board, the re-
giments Ilationed here were in the aft of being re-
viewed by the Royal Dckes.
Arrivals at the Royal Hotel, September 4:

Ili. floral Illighnefs the Duke of Mooccfter, hcr Royal Nth-
act. Pr:uccf.SupLil of Glogreficr, bk. sad Mrs. Wiciaan% Go•
sc.-al Droty anGt Colueei Fogs.
London, England, 1804-09-07

nom LLOYD'S UST.

Claalissirs, Batt. 6...-PaStd by, the Union, Meyer, from
Chaim I Ponta. Webs& from Tenerife; Vrow btamarata.
owo-aroin MUG ; Favor Barbera Winter, from Norma ; Vrow
IWO. Darter; Vrow China, Men and Thor
ftranien. tram Poppaitatrgb.

b been*, Nidisbeese.—, from Legion.. Of Dever,
16,.Aaseloe, Mee. At AIWA Crowed. Aedrews,
lbwaVlrilab.,At latrep Nero*, from Imam; Hem
MoolOreot been& ; Seft,as, We, from New York ; beam.
Newbowarell I sod Ihrmigatete,Kirenedy, fres New
edam
Ma At Clyde. Claliedcai.Nneffeadinend ; sod
lsky. from krban Oesteral &beak
...O em It. Cm& As 110616, 6mo Vciesibla.
Aeindaminne.Donnint. teem Italbra awl Marpret and
from Abel. At bibes.Rallik PcWyea.Stephen-
A. g led Asa. HeAsT, bele Peas. At Alma. Neptune de
Haverate—..--$ and Prodseda,—.from lonnita.

The Dana flip Mahelly, Chaos, which was
!handed near Denimlo on lath of Marsh, has been
elitferted by the crews all attempts to get her off har-
ing failed.
The --.—, C. Thatch from Bontamus, is IoA at
the mouth of the Elder :—Crew Caved.

The Jonge Jan, Rafter; Trow Anna Cathatina,
Poems ;and Hoop, Gamma, lying at the Helder,
have been greatly damaged by a thunder-Rorm.
By a ihip from Virginia, arrived at Liverpool, we
are ferry to be informed f the capture of the Lilly
deep of war. Capt. LYALL ; the failed from New;
Yotk the beginning of July, on a cruize ; and on the;
25th of July, on the cuaft of Virginia, the fell in
moth a large French (hip (clefs not known), and after
a revere engagement, which billed for two hours and
a half, the was compelled to firike. A ;peat num-
ber are killed and wounded on board the Lilly—
among the former we have to regret the Ids of
Capt-Ltaxx, and the Ftrtt Lieutenant, who fell early
ha the thou.
Estradrof a letter from the Owner of the Char-
lotte. Mamma, dated Kingßon, Jamaica, 13th
abut:—" It is with extreme regret I have to
=foes" you of the capture of the brig Charlotte, cm
her paffage from Tortola and St. Thotrim's, to this
Maud, on the sad of June, off Cape Bona, in the
Maud of Porto Rico, after a very fever. actin with
a French fchooner privateer, which fatted from
twelve o'clotk at night until nine o'clock the next
with the intertnitiCon of only two hours.
Every poffible exertion was ufed by Captain MIR
am and the crew, the mutt of whom behaved in
a very gallant manner. to defend the vcfrel. We
bad. out of our (mall number, .me man killed and
four wounded; on the part of the trench the lots
was very great, they had nineteen men killed and
fix defperately wounded, two of whom died before
11 re arrived at Mayquez, in Porto Rico: had we
been favoured with any wind, we flioulJ certainly
have either funk the felionner or made her fheer nll,
but by the conftant calms we could only get one
broadtide to beu on her, which enabled her to keep
under our Rern, and annoy as with a feecre tire of
'parquetry and grape for full two hours ; in conic-
queue. of oar loby and as they attempted board-
ing, we were incapable of further refidance, our
(mall mass being rendered ufclas by iccsifant
.ng
London, England, 1804-09-07

NAST INDIES.

KINCISTOi, JULY to.—Early on Friday morning
lalk Thomas 114111COC, a private belonging to the 4th
battalion, 6oth regiment, was condated to a central
frtuation near Halfway Tree, attended by detach-
ments from the battalions Rationed at Up-park Camp
and the barrack of this city, and from the 85th at
Stoney-bill, and there (but, purfuant to the fentenee
of n Court Martial, fur frequent defer tion from that

Corp..
Yenerday forenoon the Fort Royal regiment of
Foot Militia, (confining of five companies, including
the Bull Bay and Yallahs River Companies), under
the command of their Colonel, Major General Den
pis, were reviewed by his Excellency the Comman-
der in Chief at Calk Fort. They made a fine sp•
pearance, and gave great Catisfanion to the Com-
mander in Chief.
ST. Jaoo DI•L•A71011, JULY Court of
Quarter &Mons was held Ist the Court Houfe in
this town on Tuefday, but no bawds worth notice
came before the Magiftrates.
A Slave Court was afterwards held, when Ham-
let, Titus, George, and Topfham, belonging to John
Flemur, Efq. were tried forharbouring fevcral 04,0:
the firit three were found guilty. They were fen.
fenced to twelve months hard labour in the Work-
houfe. and to receive 39 Lathes each, monthly. Top-
Sam was acquitted.
The following accouct of a mon atrocious mot..
der, lately committed in Sr. Mary's, has beta
reecis-
ed from that rata : a A Negro fellow named Sci.
pin, belonging to Haywoodhall, whofe wife had left
him, and gone to retide in a houfe with tome ()there,
between the hours of ten and cloven at night, went
and yet fire to the thatch, but it being damp it was
difcoveted and got under. He then went to a corn•
piece, where three watchmen were flationed at dif-
ferent places, awned with a bayonet on a flick, and,
abet awakening the fiell, and having Come converfa-
non, he watched an opportunity when the old man's
back was to him, and tiabbcd him twice near the
moulder ; the poor man had Iltength left to wren
the bayonet from him ; but from lofs of blood faint-
ed, and when he recovered found him gone. He
then went to the fecond, ay is loppefed, and ran him
through the breaks, he was found alive, but Ipeech•
Ids, and expired in a few hours after he was brought
bow. He then west to the third, and after taking
out a bottle of rum and a enp from his wallet, pro
rfed the leadsmen flioold drink with him, but, fu(
patting the other only wanted to get him drunk
and then rob him, he declined it, when the fellow
nabbed him, twice in the back, and then made of ;
after being miffing none days be was found hanging
to a tree adjoining the canes. The COMM' or-
dered his body to be borne and his bead to be pot on
the top of the math:antes whisk' was au- The swop
London, England, 1804-09-07

MARG4rl4.B!trt s.

Yeaerday evening the ail; and the beach below,
were crowded with fpedtators, to witnefs the maitsry
exercifes of two branches of the Volunteer force of
this town : the Riße Company and the Bombardiers.
The former is a very *Sive corps, and habited in a
plain green uniform. They fhot, on the beach, at a
large ~target, os which was painted the figure of
BOMAPARTII. MX_ Volunteer Bo
Volunteer
theele PO." the (eft. p _oder she dingtion of the
artillerymen, with much ere& A boat was moored
at a confiderable datum* from, the clis, feppofed to
reprefent *French ivaisat, 'dab formed the objett
of aiifi The various daferiptions volnutary (mice
performed by the inhabitants of this town, and its
immediate envirckisikeraikr the whole very numerous.
There are the Rifle Cali, apd the Bombardiers, of
whom notice haslet been alto the
Sea FenciWer, will 'need for their particular deal.
nation—and there is the darPirt Volaatter Infantry.
It does not, however, appear, that any mode of re-
al* the people ablate the enemy, or of calling out,
a Prong and efficient body of voluntary exertion, could
be cotunved, fo well calculated to bring every man's
peculiar ability and energy into its proper elsaaad,
In the public defence as this divifion and arrange
meet actually do. The fame l'Yftem preen& all dais
the seat'.
London, England, 1804-09-07

watchmen, it is tole hoped, will recover, although)
both are very ill."
A dreadful fire took place at Aldbevilk Wt.*
Marrs, als,,ut three o'clock on the rooming let*,
Itld ult. whereby three very fine trAfh hooks:4lW
fuel, were burnt to the ground; it is not known lOW
the accident happened.

LONDON.
London, England, 1804-01-04

RDrAL P)

The fplendid
yeiltrday difoL
the expeflation
effea was great
nes with which
formed their pa
great regularity
of the day.
. At nine o'clo
in Hyde Park
lent order. thei
exhibited a tier
then proceeded
tions which had
of them were
dole to the Gre
others pattoled
Buckingham G
difpoled. no lar
carriages accui

rangetnents.
The St. Mar
fembled at an es
from thence pr.
tacliment of thr
keep the doors
truders; anothe
fens on foot, as
tickets, and to
nate, from pall
was polled at th
dens, to preven
to keep a clear
At a quarter
nbunced the art
his Majcity's ea
Noblemen's car
they reached chi
it was neceffar
RAU-ASTON rod
them into it. E
paffing through
tire for foam ut
St. John's Volts
along.
The Royal re
the well fide e
alighted from h
BARRINGTON I
riages. In the
Cowman, and
,Maissry ; in tl
Mr. VINCENT;
her charming d
noes, Lady CA
Ladies of the Q
having all quit
TO/4 was condud
lain, and folio.
sfJanner as the (
flip was drefed
Ber head.drefs
sated, and with
glee Ladylhlp a
'value, and a fin,
beautitul onyx
tad to her by he
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appeared in a d
pearls, and Joe
Rotunda affemt
added to the fp
feldom exhibitet
elegance, and
On the arriva
for her receptio
Royal Voluntee
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prefreted arms,
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lours were intrc
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by the I
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London, England, 1804-12-10

11.1MBURGE MAIL.

Vi ON Ua, Niiv. 2 t.—Onr Court has fent a note to
Paris relating to the arreft of the Englifh Charge
d'Affaires. Sir GEORGI Rouriozo. On the ifith
intl. his Imperial Majelly gave an audience to the
Foreign Minillers, at which the Envoy from the
Elettor of Wirtemburg gave in his new credentials,
recognizing the hereditary Imperial dignity of Au-
Ririe. Count KAUN ITS, g• r late Ambafrador to Co.
panhagen. is going in the fan* capacity to the Court
cl Naples. They write from Venice, that in the en-
cuing lining an A u(lrian camp will be formed nn the
Piave, which will be vill'ed by his Imperial Majc.ty.
GthoA. Nov. 6.-I'he Government of the Italian
Republic has appointed a deputa.ion to attend the
coronation of the Emperor Narotson.
_

FLoatacs. Nor. to.-I..eg,l.otti, on the Sth inft.
was not hce from the epid rr.:c USorder. On the 5.h
and 7th ciZnar.c.cs were pubiifhed by the Governor
r re, prohibiting any perfon frctri leaving
the town without a pals from the Committee of
Hearth. This Committee, on the 7th, likawife pub.
iiihed a notice, (Wing the rneafures they had taken
in the eflablifnment of hofpitals, Sce.
_ _ .
London, England, 1804-12-10

•
fine the abfenee of the Plaintiff' no ev:dcuec hag
been addeced to the general demeanour of the Defeo..
dant. Ido not feel mush force in the remat kof the
Learned Caudal, on thefilence of Eleanor Brooking;
bin this pliteion does lot apply to Mary Taylor, as
me could not have an opportunity, rcfiding in the fa.
mily when the hutband was abfent, of making the
communication . fuppoled." After commenting at
tonfiderable length'on the various parts and circum-
ftanees of the proofs, his Lotdfhip concluded with
nbferving, Ulm) think the teftimony of Eleanor
Brooking confirmed by Mary Taylor, you can hardly
frippofe the intercourfe has not taken place; and if
the crime has been committed, I am quite at a last*
conjeCture what damages Ihoula be affigned."
The Jury having retired for about fifteen minutes
brought in a verdift for the Plaintiff—damages soc&

PALACE COURT, DEC. i.
BAGLIT V. T &&& t & !..
The Plaintiff in this canfe was a butcher at Chelfes;
the Defendant a publican who kept the 'fign of the
Goat and hoots there. and the debt vu contra te4
(or butcher's meat to the amnur,t, as proved. of
531. I is. 6.1. In defence, the Ilatute of limitations
was pleaded, the debt having accrued in the yeas
1795.—The replication was. that the defendant had
abfconded, and was 9 years at Goternfey, living oat
of the reach of the powers of the Gnat—and farther,
that there was a fubfequent promife of payment
within the lad 3 months.
The judge was very n
fevere o the knavery of dte
defence. and the) ury found for the Plaititta, qt.
us. 6d. .
London, England, 1804-10-22

ARRIVED.

At Liverpool, the Sarah, Sellers, from Jarriaies ; and the Mary,
White, from MafTaehuirem At Whitby, Three Sifters, Smith,
from Peteriburgh. At TLignmouth, Brothers, Dorsky, from St.
Andero. At Guernfcy, Mary, Rolf, from Virginia. At lielvoet.
Sampfrin, Atkins ; Ann, Larthrop ; and the Three Brother,. --,
from Colton. At Virginia, Maria, Hatton,from Beim:ems. At
Smyrna, Woodland Cattle, Lorin ; and the Jupiter, .--, from
London.

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A convoy from Cork for the Weft Indies, is ap
pointed to fail from Cork on the ill of December '
next, fbould a fufficient number of (hips be colleaed '
at Cork againft that period.
The fleet that failed from Jamaica the 26th of July,
for Great Britain, under convoy of the ELIPHAST,
URANts, and INCONSTANT, cont.:fled of 84 fail. as
follows :—For London 43, Liverpool, t t, Brittol
Whitehaven 7, Dublin 1, Greenock S, Leith 3, and
Newcaftle 2.
Two of the London (hips have been taken, one of
them retaken ; three yet miffing. One Liverpool
fhip loR; the Dublin (hip 101 l : cue Glafgow (hip
Jolt ; and one Baal fh;p
Six of the unfortunate failors belonr,irg to the
Princefs of Wales, have artircil in an r pen boat at
a place called Gwydr, in the catifh rt Vanhairn, in
the county of Caernarvon. There were twenty
fix hands on board at the time of the wreck, of whom
the abovententionei fix :Ire all whohave heen lived
(excepting the two men taken tip by an American
vetfel, as we have Rated.) The Captain is one of the
fix alto have atrived in the boat. They have fut-
fered greatly from fatigue and hunger, having been
three nights and three days at fea, during an incel•
rant form, and having nothing to fuldift sin hut the
blood of a fhsep, which happened to he, with a vat,
in the launch at thy time the fhip was loft, and which
they ll.i.ight,te.l for the exprefs purpofe of yienching
the., tiiii 1 w;; h its blond. The country people be•
hared to theta with Fre It humanity.
London, England, 1804-12-28

Fars relpeting tEs Bate of the Spaniih navy, an 4
charaaer of the Span& fearnen."

RUSSIA.

Parana etc tr, Nov. 30.---Acrording to the laws
of Raffia, but on fon out of every peafant's family
can be obliged to enlift into the army; and when there
is but one fun in a family, he is entirely exempt front
military Cervices. Notwithllanding the eldeft fon of
a peafant's family in the Government of Teven hav-
ing been killeshin battle, the fecond was taken, and
the third alCo, in the late enrolment, leaving to the
unfortunate parents to fupport them in their old age,
only a blind girl and a dwarfs, who was the fourth
fon, who had been moil unkindly treated by nature.
The mother fell a vietim to the difirefs in which they
were involved; after her death the dwarf formed the
refolution of coming to this capital, although he had
five werfts to walk. He fet out on his janrney,.with-
out knowing an inch of his way, And fubfiliing es•
tirely on charity. Having arrived here, he pro-
Cured a perfon to draw up a petition for him. con-
taining an exaa narrative of all there particulars.
-He went to the parade with the intention of pre-
fencing it to the Eternal ; but he came too late;
be went there again the next day, but his heart fail-
ed him. The third day. having acquired more
refolution, he threw himfelf at his Majefty's feet, and
prefented his petition. As loon as the Emperor had
I returned to the palace. he intlantly read the petition,
tad was Co affected by its contents, that he gave im-
, mediate orders that a brie enquiry &mild be made
into the whole affair the petition was found to be
perfectly carrell in all its circumfiances. His Majetly
commanded the hfinifter of Juftice to Wire orders
for the immediate freedom of this dwarf's brother.
and that goo vales &mid be given to the dwarf
es a reward for his trouble. The Minifter fent for
birth and communicated to him his Majcay's plea-
[are, adding, that the: e was a carriage at the door
at his fetvice, in which he might have the fatisfaftion
of going biaxial for his broth who was quartered
at Gattehina. The poor dwarf could fcarcely be-
laye what he taw and heard; when he was convinced
ado truth of it, he forgot ell diftinBions of rank
sod Sate • be leaped about, laughed, and committed
'every fart of extravagance. At length he got into ,
the carriage, arrived at Gatfehinai (hewed the lid
peror's order, and brought his brother back to his
aged father and his blind lifter. The perpetrator of
this aft of injuitice to thofe poor people, is to be cri-
minally profetuted for the fame.
London, England, 1804-10-25

This day was publithed, the Fifth EL
THE ANNIVERSARY SE
1- ROYAL. HUMANE SOCIETY, pi
Chapel, Aptil 4 ; and, with local altcrati
seuthampton, June ao ; and at St HLlter's,l
July 18, iBO2.
By R. VALPY, D. D F. )
Ratio of Stradifhall, Suffolk, and Matter
Son fceours me fondle,
Et me fait trouver la vie
Dans lea korrcurs du tre,

I. B. Roos
With an Appendix of Mifecliancous Obfenn
By the Society.
To which Is added, Dr. Valpy's Reply ti
Sold by P. C. and I. Rivingtou, J. Pad&
The Rev. Dr. Barry s Serowe, preached
Barking, for tbh. Humane Society, Nov. i
M.iy be had at the town and country Bookl
London, England, 1804-10-25

BLOCKADING SQUADRONS.

Letters from our fquadron off Ferrol, received
yellerday, fay, it was daily expelled the French
(hips blockaded there would put to lea, as their crews
had obtained conliderable reinforcements, not only
of French, but of Spanifh tailors, forced into their
fervice.

RAMSGATF, OCT. 24.—tefterclay between four
and five in the afternoon, a heavy firing was beard
on the enemy's coafi, and the wind being eafterly, it
was fuppofed to come from Oftend or Dunkirk. It
is imagined here that the flotilla at Oftend embraced
the,opportunity of this eafterly wind to proceed down
to B u'ogne. The filing was heard alto at Margate.

DEAL, OCTOBER 24.—Sailed the DavAsrATIOW,
Loctraa, and VOLCANO bombs on a cruize off the
French coati. Arrived the Awrasors frigate from
Ho(14 Bay ; and the PLuro Hoop of war from a
cruize, and has made a fignal for a convoy to the
wetward.

Yeßerday afternbon I'ImMORTALITI frigate, Cap-
tain Owen, failed from the Downs on a celiac : by
his ufual vigilance he dlicovered near Blacknefs three
of the enemy's large praams, and Baleen gun vet.
Fels, &e. from Flufhing, Dunkirk, and Calais, bound
to Boulogne, which he engaged :—they being under
the protation of their batteries efcaped into Bou-
logne. L'lnwoavawra has returned to the Downs,
having received damage in her mans, and am lorry
to add, had feveral of her people killed and wound
ed. Wind E. N. E.
London, England, 1804-10-25

nrmourx DOCK, OCTOBER 25.

As erroneous ftatements may creep into the Oa-
per; refpeeing an accident which happened to Cap-
tain PUGET, of his Ivltjefty's [hip FOUDLOYANT, I
think it ncceffary to inform you, that on Friday
morning laft, when off the 'Start, he fell from the
poop ladder of that (kip down to the lower gun
deck, breaking the Reps of the ladder in his fall.—
He was taken op perfeitly fenfelefs, and it was fume
time before any pulfatiun could be perceived. The
Captain is molt dreadfully bruited, and his face and
head much cut, particularly the left fide. On the
latter are three very bad cuts. On the fhip's arrival
IA night he was immediately landed in his cot at
Cawfund, and it is with pleafure we effete you this
gallant officer is pronounced out of danger; but it
will be Tome time before he can return to his duty,
from the violent bruifes he has received. The Foo-
l:MOT ANT, cut feventeen weeks, arrived with only
twelve tons of water on board ;_no fuel —Ships in
Bay. FOUDZOTANT, 84 guns, Admiral Sir THOMAS
G Captain PUOST ; Tousles', 84 guns, Cap-
tain Plata ; COLOSSUS, 74, Captain bioaats ; and
Rarut.si, 74, Captain LEGGI.
London, England, 1804-10-25

following article, which appeared in that paper on
the 3d init. and the fubfiance of which has already
been publifhed in the Englifh Newfpapers :
" A letter from Mayenee, fays, that the Emperor
of the French, at the diplomatic audience of the zzd,
fpoke in a peremptory tone to (bate of the Milliners.
To the Minifter of Wirternburg, it is reported, be
fpoke as follows :—" Tell your Mailer, that he en-
" deavour to come to a reconciliation with his Son
" and his States ; otberwife I (hall take the bufinefe
" upon myfelf." He °braved to the Bavarian Mi-
nifter, that " as his Mailer poffeffed fo much money,
" as to caufe a camp to be firmed for hi; pleafure.
•' he would do well to pay his debts." To the De-
puties of Frankfort be (aid; ",Your city and that of
" Haniburgh convey fo much Englilh merchandise,
" into Germany, that I (ball be obliged to makelart
" end of it, by giving Hamburgli to the Northern
" Powers, and your city to the Eke* of Heffe."
Thefe Dutch papas (late, that another Ruffiat
fquadron is fitting out at Cronßadt ; that a Ruffian
negociator is impaling to come to England, and
.bat the Rt.ffian army is ordered to be augmented.
London, England, 1804-10-25

following article, which appeared in that paper on
the 3d init. and the fubilance of which has already
been publiihed in the Englifh Newipapers :
6' A letter from Mayenee, fays, that the Emperor
of the French, at the diplomatic audience of the sad,
fpoke in a peremptory tone to (bate of the Milliners.
To the Miniller of Wirternburg, it is reported, be
(poke as follows :—" Tell your Mailer, that he en-
"deavour to come to a reconciliation with his Son
and his States ; otberwife I (hall take the bufinefa
" upon myfelf." He °Merited to the Bavarian Ml-
nifter, that " as his Mailer poffeffed fo much money,
" as to caufe a camp to be firmed for hi; pleafure.
•' he would do well to pay his debts." To the De-
puties of Frankfort he aid; ",Your city and that of
" Haniburgh convey fo much English merchandise,
" into Germany, that I mall be obliged to mak4an
" end of it, by giving Hamburg(' to the Northern
" Powers, and your city to the Eke* of Heffe."
Thefe Dutch papers (late, that another Ruffiat
fquadron is fitting out at Cronßadt ; that a Ruffian
negociator is preparing to come to England, and
that the Italian army is ordered to be augmented.
London, England, 1804-01-03

LONDON.

TUESDAY, JANUARY 3,
/AXE OF STOCKS CHIS DAY AT ONE o'cLoeit
Conf. for ace.36l—.Riki.,s4onuauns 54i AIL
LOOg Allll. IS 15.16 t Ara. 313-s6.
PRICE OF STOCKS YESTERDAY
Dank Stock Iraqi Short Ann.
3 pa C Red. 5411 India Boo& par is. prom.
= Coot (hut Ezeheq. Bills par;ss. prom 3
per Cwt. CooL 46 Ominium dif.
3 per C. Navy Oust Enghai Tickets tll.los.
per C. In, 9cvii Coot. for ace. 56f
Loos Ann. ss NIA Stock for ace.

Lord ST. VI rctur returned to town yefierday in
confequente of an exprefs being fent to his Lordthip,
announcing the arrival of Admiral Cott/was tis at
Toebiy.

Difpatebes were lafi night feat off from the Admi-
ralty to Admiral Colley:Ai-Lis, &firing him not to
lofe a moment in pitttlng to fea again, as foon as he
lliould have received the neceffiries of which be might
be in want. Oar Mader, will fee, however, by our
. letter from Torbay, that before the difpatches were
fent off the gallant Admiral was already on his way
to Breit with two other fhips of the line.

Difpatches were alfo left night fent off exprefs to
Lord GARDA ER.

COLCHESTER. JANUARY s.
The military in this neighbourhood have not yet
received 6o rounds of ammunition, as has• been re.

ported in the papers, but that fuch a thing has been
balked of, u obvious from the following orders, W-
ised here yefierday, and which give us reafon to
rteppbk that it is expelled the enemy will loon at.
-Uinta the invafion.—All Officers have been ordered
to join, and even fuch as may be Members of Parlia-
-41/lats haws been written to, to join their regiments
%thrill% the reeefs ; and for po one to ke abfent but
-011 Aug•
London, England, 1804-01-03

GENERAL ORDERS.

Hear Quay" Colebdter, Dec 30.
Such Regiments as have received Magazines, are
liniendiately to give in to the neareft Ordnance De-
7m4rmastetrecidrainds for the number of cartridges neceffary
e them to 6o rounds of ammunition.-
50111r1.4404mes are to be fitted to the crofs belts, and
t'ilibes is searcbiss order, the regiments are always
lirselplar midrthens. It is to be obferved, that the
militia being ezpeited to hold 36 rounds, the ma-
rshals ite to carry the remaining 24.
di The regimeots,wbich are not yet fupplied with

magazines, are to make fimilar demands as foon as
,they receive them. and the General (Mem are de-
fired to report in their weekly &tea, the arrival of
'magazines, for any of the regiments of their brigades,
umai the whole are fupplied.
66 In the event of any movement of the army, the

inns are to carry with them, in their haverfacks, fuch
bread as they may have in their poffeffion, and the
.CommiCaries attending the feveral columns of the
army, have directions to ufe their utmoll endeavours
to complete the whole up to a full fupply of three
days in their poffeffion, and three days more in their
waggons.
In the event of any dillant movement, it is in-
tended that an Officer of the CummilTariat (hall attend
every column that may march feparatcly to the ap-
pointed place of rendezvous for the army ; bur, if
none fhould be prefent, the General Officer (or Offi-
cer commanding the column) will appoint an intel
ligent Officer to ad as fuch, to procure fupplies of
bread, forage, and firaw, for that column.
“ At this feafon of the year, and particularly un-
der the dreamily= of forced marches, whict
may be needary, in the fiat inflance, encamping
wll be impracticable; whilfl from the numbers of
which the feveral columns will confift, it will be,
equally impoffible, nor will it be expefted, that
quarters (hall be provided in the ufual manner ;
touch inconseniencc mutt necefratily be experienced,
but it will be encountered with the cheerfulnefs of
foldiers engaged in the facred caufe of thcir country,
and the fatigue that mull be undergone in the pro-
refs unmet the enemy, will be as little regarded,
'tithe danger that will ante from attacking him.
"The troops in the event alluded to, will be can-
toned in fuch barns, out houfes, or buildings, of any
fort, as can be procured fit for the purpofe, and thc
CommilTary mutt make the nectiftry provifion of
@raw, as well as of fuel, for cooking the men's pro.
eifhess.
4. It will be tie Wind's of the Officers to fee that
the bra of Acenmmo:iation is made, that the nature
of the cafe will adroit of, while by the maintenance
of a tij;ntout difciplize„ they enforc a Jim obfer•
vanes of order and regularity; prevent all the con.
fufion that mull rubel wile enfue, and give the tweet
lacy proteelion to the property of-4)4l)4am', which
moll not-be defiroyed or inj ,reJ.
" Iu every cafe is which Corps of Volunteers are
met with on a march, they arc tu flare in every ac•
commckiation that the quarters may afi..rd. Tile
Officurs in corarnar.d will pay c.cry attention to this
London, England, 1804-01-03

Pc ss taxa, Dm 30.-101 arrived the brig Beaver,
of Poole, RicHARb SatrtiDells mailer, from Green's-
Pond, in Newfoundland, with 3098 quintals of dry
merchantable cod fills, for Poole—the will fail as loon
as the wind and weather will permit.
Dsc. 3r.—No arrivals this day.--43ut the Swedifh
brig Neptunus, of Straalf.ind, Zst.rz, mailer, which
has failed with 6th for Venice, and the brig Beaver,
Rtorean SAUNDERS, of and for Poole with fills, from
Newfoundland.—The weather to-day is more mode
rate, and the wind about W. N. W.—A large mail
was fern yeflerday floating in the Eaftern part of
this bay.—l am apprehenfive that we (hall bear of
much damage having been done during the late
gales.
London, England, 1804-07-09

GIBRALTAR, JUNE 4.

" This morning the American (hip the Heart of
Oak, Capt. Jacesow, arrived here from Marfeilles.
in eight days; the news the brings is highly inte-
refting from Toulon.
" On the morning of the 24th of May, three of
our line of battle [hips flood clofe in with the bat-
teries of Toulon, and commenced a heavy fire upon
them. Provoked at this infult, the French Admiral
(La TOUCH& Tax vit ) feeing that none of our fleet
befides were in fight, immediately flipped his eablei,
and purfued our three (hips with eight fail of the
line, the wind blowing frellt from the North Weft.
After purfuing them about three leagues, from the
land, they perceived the remainder of our fleet corn•
ing along the ()tore, in full chafe of the French.
About four o'clock, a running fight commented,
and by fun-fet, five or fix of our (hips were engaged
with the enemy, and during the whole night a
tremendous cannonade was heard, as if the fleets
were in dole action.

•s It blew extremely freflt at North Wen that nigh,
and the two following days, and on the evening of
the 26th, no tidings of the French fleet had then
been beard at Toulon. The utmoß apprehenfinn
1 and anxiety prevailed there for their fate, as, after
thus decoying the French fleet out of port, and getting
between them and the land, it was not fuppofed his
Lnrdibip would eafily part with them again.

• .
" The above aceountswere fully confirmed at Mar-

feilles, by a Tad which arrived there on the 26th
from Leghorn, which f.w the two fleets in aAion at
lun Bet, on the 24th, the French (leering fnr Corfica
with a crowd of fail. Either five or fix %Lips of the
Btit;fli were then firing at the enemy—one of them a
three-decker, with an Admiral'. flag, fuppolid to be
Lord NaLiam, was dole up with the enemy.

JUNI 11.

"The GIIMALTAR, of 8o guns, commanded by
Captain Ri►ets, arrived this morning from the Red
off Toulon, which he left on the fill of May. BY
the GI , we learn that the French fleet did
come out as was reported, but did not dare to g 4 be-
yond the prwtetlion of their own batteries: Lord
Nassau, however, immediately refolved to attack
them dole to the harbour's month, and Admiral
Cast , with two (hips of his divition, F t into
aftiou with them, when the whole Freocla
immediately mites! into Touluts."

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FRANCE.

PARIS, JUNE 21.
The Special Military Tribunals were to ceafe with
the month Floreal ; but, by an impel ial decree, theh
eritlence is prolonged until the end of the prelent
:war. During twelve months, 54,096 perfons have
been condemned by them ; 6445 capitally. This
Thews both their aelivity, their feverity, and the ne•
ceffity of their continuance.
The Members of the Senate, and of the Council of
State, are appointed Commanders in the Legion of
Honour.
The famous HENRY Verona NOIT, who aced
limb a confpicuous part in the Belgic irdurreflion
againa the Emperor Joszrr 11. died lately near Ber-
gen-op-Zoom.
In France, as well as every where elfe upon the
Continent, this year's harvell promires to be very
abundant. Both bread, meat, and wine, have there-
fore been lowered in price, and are expeEted to be
lower gill. The people in France afcribe this bleffing
to the return of religion,
A privateer from Boulogne, called le Diable a
Quatte, has taken, after an hour's engagement, an
Englifh fbip laden with iron. The prize is fafely ar-
rived at Dunkirk, and has been valued at 800,000
12,5001. This (mall privateer did not eon
the owners 53,000 livre., fool. and this is the third
prize.

abroad, and the want of ear', water communicating,
with corn counties, ma operate as a mak grievous
hardfhip.
Mr. PATTESON oppofed the Bill ; and Mr.
FOSTER and Mr. ALEXANDER defended it.
The Bill was then read a third time and palled,
I and ordered to the Lords.—Adjourned to Monday.
London, England, 1804-05-03

THI KING V. ARTHVIt. SALE.

The Defendant in this cafe was convieted of a li-
bel of a feditious nature, and was brought up to re•
ceive the judgment of the Court The libel publifh-
ed, was an abufive and fcurrilow, attack upon the
prefent Government, and obfervatiw‘s of a dange-
rous kind upon the prefent war. The affidavit of
the Defendant was read in mitigation ; be acknow-
ledged his conviCtion was.a jull one ; and that when
he was brought op to plead to the inffiament, he ap•
plied to his Connie' to allow him to plead guilty;
that he was a volunteer, and a printer by trade;
but fince his apprebenfion and confinement, he has
tali all hie lx.fiabofc. and h." uv mute now left than
will pay his debts ; that at the time he printed the
libel in queftion, he was alfo palithing feveral loyal
papers, Sec. The Court ordered &pa iu be brought
up on Friday the s t th intiant.

THB ICING IR WILLIAM WALES HORNE.

The Defendant is this cafe is a Damning Mini ace;'
he was tried for a libel before Mr. jUiliCe ROOOll, at
the laft aflizes at Leiceller, and was found Guilty by
a fpecial Jury. The words of a fechtious nature were'
made ufe of by the Defendant in pretence of feveral
perfons. It appeared he alfo drank a difloyal
" to oar 6rieadr over the mater;" or ofie purporting to
be fo. fail, " if be bad a good flipper, be dui not
I care whether he paid oat williaa to the Nini or to Bona.
parte." It alto appeared on the trial that the De-
fendant was a well-informed man, and fond of argu-
ment ; that he repeated leveral times thefe were his
teal fentitnents.

Mr. LEADER, on the part of the Defendant, con-,
tended be had no (editions dcfign in making ufe of
the expreffions alluded to ; that he had a wife and
family who entirely depended upon him for their fop-
port ; that on no previous occafion he had ever ex-
prefled fentiments again( the Ling and Govan-
ment.

Lord E LLL N L mamma obferred, he did not dif-
avow thofe fcntiments even in his affidavit. He
was then committed to the King's Bench, and order-
ed to be brought up again on Friday the t tth

THI J. ITIVAMII AND J. AGIBU, VSOSS.
_ _ _ _

There defendants had been tried before
LordEL-
Lsasoeouox, on the flatute of the 33d of Geo. 111.
ch. 52, fee. 62, evaded to prelerve the fidelity of
public fervants. They held the fituation of fnper•
vifors to the Eall India Company on the coati of Ma-
. . .

labar, and were found guilty ot having converted to
their own uce to the value of 9,0001. or 10,0001.
which devolved into their hands in confequence of
their official lituations. On their entrance into Court,
Mr. DALLAS, on behalf of the prifuners, took feveral
°Nations to the form of the inditment, and efpeci-
ally on the authotity of the cafe of if The King v.
the Inhabitants of Gamdengate :" he contended that
the time when the offence was committed did not

correfpond with the Period when it was charged upon
the defendants in the words of the indiament.—

The Learned Counfel, therefore, moved in arrett of
judgmcnt.
Lord ELLENsotouost..—" Tate a rule to (hew
caufe, and, in the mean time, let the defendants
[land committed."
London, England, 1804-05-03

MAY 2.7-_THE KING 0. Jr/NATHAN PANTHER,

The Defendant in this cde was brought up to re-
ceive the judgment if the Court. He was conviaed
of making and publiihing a grofs and feditious libel,
fot the purpofe of exciting and caufing fedition and
rebellion among his Majefly's loyal fubjeCts. The
libel was written on the back of a return which the
Defendant was to have made to the Commillioners,
under the AEt of Parliament for embod, ing the Ar-
my of Riderve, and ritp..tted to be an addrefs to
them, by way of complaint againit the Government
f/i this Country, which %%riling was couched in moll
feditious terms, and atpei ling, in opprobrious epi-
thsts, his !staidly's Minifters. It appeared, upon his
csamitiation before Sir Richard Ford, that he ad•
witted the paper was ilgned by him ; and he further
added, tie was ready and willing to do the fame over
ag.tin. The aflidavit of the Defendant was read,
vilich Rated, that he was a coach maker, and bad
been nth, li injured in his trade by the late war ;
that Le neser intended to publifb any libel again!!
G.,vtrntosnt, hut rnetcly to thew the Commiflioners
11,•w he wit, alreaed by the war ; that he could not
ite hinds If, butt procured las niece, Margaret Dodd,
!to ''tire Sir Lira ; that he never bel,))))4ed to any
ipolitical Inciety ; Ow he had a se.fe and large farni-
i lot were totally dependant upon Lis indultry for

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Nlair:;rst llr &I's affidavit was t:icn read, which
tits fame .1. Dcfcii,lant's ; that the had
sin:Teo the pas,- alltith.l to by his diietion, wrd
I hit iiatti: to it ; :hat the seas in the habit of
ai ors for him, abd kept his
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The Arrclaantllrwra at, en the part of tie'
profecution; made a few oblerv.uions on the affida-
vits now read, and remarked, this was a defence
originally fet up by the party againtt the verdid ;
that on the trial the witnefs, Margaret Dodd, was
kept back, that the Defendant had petrified in his
offence, as fully appeared from his examination be-
fore the Magifhate. These was no evidence pro
duced to make it appear a mere draft, the writing
was plain and legible, fairly written, without any
interlineations, corredions or erafures; the affidavits,
in his opinion, were a bare fabrication, in order to
impure upon the Court, and greatly aggravated the
crime.—Mr. Gaitaow made a few- obfervations on
the fame fide.
Mr. ERSKINE, on the part of the defendant, felt
he could fay little in mitigation of his punifhment,
and though much pre& d by his Cent, he declined
making any oblervatinns on the fubjeft. -
The Court ordered that he fhould again be brought
up on Friday the t tth.