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London, England, 1803-11-01

HOLL4ND.

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Ass STIIDAW, OtT• B.—Befides flat bottoined boats
and gun boats, of which a confiderable number have
been hunched, feveral large (hips of war are building
in our Republic. On the tath will he launched here
two new frigates of 32 and zo guns, ter be called the
Orpheus and the Iris.
At Middleburg frveral flat bottomed boats have
been launched from the Eati India Company's Dock
and font to Fluflsing, where la flat bottomed boats
are now lyinit.
H•oult, OCT. 13.—The French General Moen! T
bas fignified to the Magiftrates at Fluthing, that the
Fla sr Comsut. will arrive there on the i ith intl. His
retinue confifts of ao Generals, ao domellies, and 69
barks. It is believed that 11011•P•ITZ will likewife
vifit the interior of our Republic.
Getout i s.—As the time approaches in which
the expedition againfl England will be undertaken,
we are affured that I 3.000-French and to,ooo Bata.
Irian troops will immediately be put in motion and
encamped at Amersfort, Woerden, &c.
An Englifls (hip has been taken on the emit of
Ireland by a Dutch (hip of war coming from the Cape
of Good Hope.
A courier extraordinary from Paris has brought
the ratification of the convention concluded with
France, by which t Loop French troops are to remain
in our fervice, and be maintained by us during the
war. The French 'garrifons in our Republic will
every where be changed.
The new divilion of the French and Batavian troops
will now foon take place. The Batavian Lieutenant
General Dowsomcsau, has already arrived here from
his head-quarters at Haerlem, to go with General
Varna to Ifftrecht, where, in conjunEtion with feveral
other commanders, they will regulate the defenfive
divifion and de Rination to the expedition againa
England.
Ocr. 15.—According to an order of the Govern.
ment, all the fifhing veffels will be brought up on
Shore. This order extends to all our coafts. It is
said that all there veffels will be colleaed in one of
our ports that they may not fall into the hands of
the Englifh, and may he at hand to be employed in
the expedition againß England, together with our
merchant chips, which mug be ready by the middle
of November. _ _ _

Several perfons have been arrefied at Amilerdam,
accufed of being paid by the Englifh to excite dircon
tent and difturbance among the people.
Almott all the troops from the frontier fortreires of
Old France have been marched to the coati of Bel-
gium. Holland, and the Northern and Wefiern
coatis of France, now exhibit the greauk military
preparations. Twelve tboufand French troops are on
their march to Utrecht, to form a camp there.
In our Courant it is (aid, under the head Paris,
that the Ruffian envoy. Count Mae gory, has given in
a note to the French Government, Sgnifying that his
Court will not fee with indifference the march of the
French troops through Spain, or their taking pcdreffion
of Portugal. It is Paid that Count MMULOYr wfil re-
Stun to Peterthargh.
London, England, 1803-02-15

GROSVENOR sqyAl:r.

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Ifoufekeepo 'a Room, and other (unable Offices; Cosei-haute,
five-Ball Stable, walled Garden, and from ay to 40 Aires of
Grata Land.

Letters, with particular, to be fent (poll. paid) to Mr.
Wiangtum Stationer, New Bond-Itreet, London.

HE very diftingni(hod Approbation which
ROI3AR TS and PLOWMA,N's Ncw blanufaftory has
experienced, from Her Majetty, the Royal Family, the No.
bility and Gentry, &c. claims from then) their refpedtful ac-
knawledgments, and they flatter themfelves from their unre-
mitting attention to produce 'Cane and Elegance in their eater-
five Colledion for Mho ,nable Drefs, that it exceeds In Novelty
and 'Variety any thing ever exhibited in this Country.
R. and P. being the Inventors and Manufacturers, warrant
the wear of every article fold in their Warehoufe, and beg to
acquaint the Public, they are only to be had genuine at theft
Ware-room., No. 1, Chandois-Brat, Covent-Garden.

BY HIS MAJESTY'S ROYAL LETTERS PATENT.
MR. SIGMOND, SURGEON-DENTIST,
Bath, relpedfully acquaints thole of the Nobility and
Gentry who have experienced the benefit refulting from the ufe
of his Dentritice and Lotion for Preferring and Beautifying
the TEETH and GUMS, that it may be obtained at the fol.
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New Bond firm; Hendrie and Son, Tiehburn-ftrect, Golden.
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for the greater convenience of thole reliding in the country,
they may ►e procured in molt of the principal towns through-
out the united kingdom.
Alto, his ANODYNE TINCTURE for the cure of the
Tooth Aehe, and Tooth Brulbes of various fixes and texture
on the belt conftrutlion for ufe.
London, England, 1803-02-15

This day was publithed, himifomely printed in Odlavo,
Price ye. Boards.
A COMPARATIVE VIEW of the HUTTO-
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in Anfwer to the Illultrations of the Huttonian Theory of the
Earth, by PROFEVOR PI.AYFAIR.
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Hull, from a Painting by Sir jeans Reynolds,
THE POETICAL WORKS of the late
THOMAS WARTON. 8.0.
London, England, 1803-02-15

Fallow &Trinity College, Oxford; and Poet Laureate.

Fifth idition7cOrredt and enlarged.
To which are now added Inferiptionum .Romanarum De.
lcelus, an Inaugural Speech as Camden Prof..ffor of Hißory,
never before publifhed. Together with Tome account of his
Life ; and Notes, critical and explanatory.
By RICHARD MANT, M. A.

Fellow of Oriel College, 'Oxford.
Oxford : At the Unlverfity Pref.' for W. Hanwell and J
Parker; and F. and C. Alvington, Londan.
_...

POLITE ARTS.
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To which is added, a new Life of the Author, drawn up front

authentic Material., till now inacceifible,

By J. S. HAWKINS, Efq. F. A. S.
Printed for J.Taylor, at the Architectural Library, No. S 9,
High Holborn.
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London, England, 1803-02-15

AMER rcA.

Nev Ycit Kt JAN. 7. Or. Monday 10 arrived at
Baltimore the Chip Serpent,Capt. SPEAR, in 19 days
from Guadeloupe. tain S. informs, that the G-
overnment forces the American veffcls to take off
from the Ifland all their convicrls. He was detained
two days, and they put three on hoard his veffel ;
they informed him that they would fend off (rime
in all the American veffels, until they got rid cf
them. C!tpt. S. altb inform., that the frigates that
there at New York, withthe Negroes, had returned,
and that they had been landed on one of the Saiets,
where they were undergoing their lail examination.
It is loppoled they will be hanged or burned !
American produce was very dull at that place. A
War between England and France was currently
fpoken of.
We underhand that the Executive have received
authentic information, that the late fulpenfion of
the right of depofit at New Orleans was under-
taken without orders from the Spanith Govern-
' meat, arid that the mcafure had been immediately
communicated to the Governor of Cuba. who
has a furrintending authority over Louiliana,
as it doubticfs was to the Spanith Government. It
is certain alfo, that the Governor at New Orleans,
who has no authority over the Officer from whom
the firfpenfion iffued, objefled to the meafure.—
Under thefe circumaances, and the interpolition
of our onto Government, it may be reafonabli
hoped, that the matter will be peaceably and early
adjultcd.
A difpute lately took place between Mr. Rur-
csna E, of South Carolina, and a Mr. ELLERY. of
Rhode ifland, on public affairs. Mr. R. ctial- ;
lenged Mr. E. who declined ; but Mr. R. having
met him at an inn, beat him with a cane, pulled
his note, &c.—A motion was made in the Horde,
of Reprefentatives of the United States, on the
:9th of December, by Mr. GRAY. "'That a Corn-
mittee be appointed to inquire into the expediency
of palling a law, rendering all perfons for ever
incapable of holding any office under the govern-
ment of the United States, who thould at any time
hereafter he concerned in any Duel, either in !
fending, carrying, or accepting any written or
verbal challenge." But on being taken into con-
fideration
on the 3111, it was related, on the
ground that Congrefs had no Conllitutional right
to prefcribe the qualifications of public Officers.
WASH IN,ZTON, lAN. Governor of the
Milliffippi l'etritory, WBE. C. C. CLAIBORNE, has
received an anfwer trom the Governor General of
Louifiana, refident at New Orleans.

LONDON.
London, England, 1803-02-15

GOTHIC ARCHITECURE.

This day was publiihed, the ad Edition, elegantly printed in.
Octavo, with Plates, price tos. 6d. in boards,
ESSAYS on GOTHIC ARCHITECTURE.
By the Rev. T. WARTON, Rev. J. BENTHAM, Capt.
GROSE, and the Rev. J. MILNER, (with a Letter to the
Publifher.) Illuftrated with ten Plates of Ornaments, Stu feted-
ed front ancient Buildings; calculated to exhibit the various
Styes of diferent Periods; to which is added a Lift of the
Cathedrals of England, with their Dimenikes.
Printed for J. Taylor, at the Architedural Library, No. 59,
High Holborn. Where may be had,
I. SPECIMENS of GOTHIC ORNAMENTS, feletted
from the P;rilh Church of Lavcnham, in Suffolk ; on 4o Plates
Quarto, tits. .
a. Plans, Elevations, Sections, and Views of the Church at
BATALHA,In Portugal. To which is prefixed an introducto-
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Mount's', Architect. Printed on imperial Folio, with twenty-
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ECCLESIASTICAL PROMOTIONS.

The Marquis of Wbschefter has nominated the Rev.Rohert
C. Cafwall, of Burford, to the perpetual Curacy of Yatel t In
the county of Hants, void by the raguation of the Rev. Jahn
Richards, the late incumbent.

The BiSop of London has appointed the Rev. Mr. Andrewes.
the late Evening Preacher at the Magdalen, to the Redtory of
St. James's.
Ox FORD. FI2II7AIT s.—Thurfday the Rev. Thomas Butler,
Matter of Arts, of Magdalen College, was admitted Bachelor
in Divinity. And the Right Hon. Hugh Fortefoue, Vifconnt
Ebrington, of Bralenofe Collgc, was admitted Bachelor of Arts,
Ycftcrday Abraham Dm Carrieres, Efq. and Bachelor in
Civil Law, of St. Mary Hall, proceeded DoCtor in Civil Law,
Grand Compounder; and Mr. C. Tpwidend, Bachelor of Arta
of Magdalen College, was admitted Matter of Arts.
The Rev. John Rymer, Matter of Arts, Vicar of Reitington,
Lincoinfhire, is infti (sited to the Vicarage of Exmouth and Lit-
tleham, in the county of Ikvon, on the profanation of th e
Dean and Chapter of Exeter.

BIRTHS.
At Richmond, Surrey, the Hon. Mrs. smith, of a fon.
On the 27th ult. the Lady of Gei.rge Harley Dr ununond, Efq
of a daughter.
Yeßerday, the Hon. Mn. Spencer Percival, of a fon, at the
knife of the Attorney General, in Lincoln's Inn Fields.
On Thurfday bit, at Chelfea, the Lady of Lieut. Bremer,
of the Royal Navy, of a daughter.
On Saturday let, the Right Hon. Lady Charles Somerfet,
of a fon, at his Lordadp's hoofs at Hadley. near Barnet.

MARRIED.
Mr. Thomas ‘l'ignell, Manager of the New`Theatre in Phi-
ladelphia, to Mrs. Anne Merry, of the fame Thula tre,formerly
Mifs Brunton, of the Theatre Royal, Covent-garden.
At York, on Tudday left, by the Rev. Mr. M. Atkinfon,
Sir John. Lawton, of Broogh Hall. in the County of York,
Bart. to Mifs Stapleton, eldeft daughter of Miles Stapleton, Efq.
On the 3d loft. Lieutenant Thomas hlaffon, of the Royal
Artillery, to Mifs M.Dougall ; and on the 3th loft. Lieutenant
Bargrave Wyborn, of the ath Dragoons, to Mifs Sarah M'Dou-
gall, daughters of Captain John M'Dougall, of the Royal Navy,
of Ripple, in Rent.
On the yth Intl. at Marlton, in Norfolk, the Rev. W. Legard,
fon of the late Sir Di/by Legard, Bart. of Granton' fn York-
mire, to Mifs Olderemw. addl. daught.r of the lateDr.Older-
thaw' of Stamford.
In cork, William Maufe, Efq. to Mi's Noreott, daughter of
the late Hugh Noreott.—Davy Tacky, Efq. to Mifs 3. Rift,
daughter of the late Mr. Thomas Rift, of that City, merchant.
On Thurfday la, at Windfoe, Matthew Buckle, Efq. of
Sheet, in the county of Southampton, to Mifs Buckle, daugh-
ter of the hue Admiral Buckle.
London, England, 1803-02-15

PORTSMOUTH, FEBRUARY 13•

Sailed the CERBiltilf frigate, for Sheernefs;
II:ennett,THOMPSON; and governor Milne, Gates,
for the River; and the Good Intent, HorcooN
for London, with fevcral others for the River.
Fut. Lt.... This day arrived from the Eaft In.
dies his Majefty's (hips yst sit), of 64 guns, Capt.
W.HAIGOoa; La Vutopits, of 4.1 guns, Capt. G.
ASTI. ; and la CH IFFONN E, of 36 guns, Capt, H.
STEWART ; on which Ration they have been be.
tweets five and liz years. When die above (hips
failed from the Cape of Good Hope, no orders
had been receiyed by Sir Roots Ct?trss, as its
the evacuation of that place.

• 4110 arrived the General Hunter, *rapt',
from Demerara; the Hibbert, CRAITILSI; and the
Matthew an;i Thomas, Ta tawsaTu la, with troops,
from the Bahamas ; the Neptune, Pat!, from
Milford ; Att,ive, MODCAtf, frOfn Cheeitain sad
the Difpatch, WOOD, from Plymouth.-41144
the fhip earth, Capt. A. 4N01140n, for the titer.
the Ann, ass's!, for London; and the Generous
Friends, Bapoic, for Havre.

The following men of war are expedad foots
from the Eaft Indies :—Partttus, of 32 guns;
Vicroaions, of 74 guns, Admiral RAIK1111; dug
guarDicr, and Is Syalcs,p.

The Libman man of war is hourly mated
from St. Helena.
Came into harhour the Aaaow floqp of way.
'The A!01.i.0 frigate, Capt. J. Dizow, has mid!
the fignal to go out of harbour.
Remains at St. Helen's, the Hsacuta, uj 74
guns, Captain FERRIS, waiting for orders
The CMICIIISTIII 'and Wpokwicm, from the
Well Indies, remain under quarantine at ;14
Motherbank.
London, England, 1803-02-15

A RNIY.

'TO BE SOLD, a Cornetcy in a Regiment of
-a- Dragoon Guards, where the Purci.arce will be the Sixt.i
Comet, with a probability of becoming Fourth In a (hurt time.
Applications to be made to Mr. Jobniton, No. 6, Cravea.
Arect, Strand, and if by Letter Free of
London, England, 1803-02-15

TO TOR VILIC.

We have now Co many well written books in the Englifh Lan-
guage, tkat the Rudy of Compofition is became :extra. MAW..
Loftures, and 6milar Works, are either too expenfive, or elk
written in fuch aid t< manner, that they are never likely
to be C. efe(ul as the fubjett requires. This Volume
comprellks much in a (mall eompafs ; and as It contains an II-
Nitration of every isepererat Rule in Grammar, Rhetoric, and
Englifh Compofition, it will fare the Reader both time and ex.
met. In order to mew what is wrong and that which is rigSt
view, the Author has given various euteajlof examples,
by weld Errors may be very tom cerreeted. The Intrododory
May: which thews the advantages of underftanding Compoll-
tic., will help to attain that knowledge ; and the Lilt of Books,
with remarks, malt be acceptable to Engliik Readers.
Where may be had, by the fame Author,
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NAUTICAL INTRLLICRIVCE.

MAILS Tt-III; DAY.—W IND S. W
I Dublin
• Wairtord
e I fainburgh 6
es French
es Dutch
This morning arrived a Mail from I.ifbon, brought to Fal.
muuth by the WALSI PiGnA If Pack::: in :5 days.

PLYMOUTH, FEI3RUARY

Sailed for the River the American (hip Dili.
Fence, Captain WATT, which had been feized on
fufpicion of having King's fibres on board ; but
there being found a few trifling articles, and of
no comparative value, and no intention of fraud
appearing in the tranfaaion, (he was very honour.
ably releafed, and proceeded to her defined port.
Came in, through contrary winds, after a pease
of fix weeks, the Weft India (hip Hermiope, from
Jamaica, with rum, fugars, &c. fhe went immet
diately into Citwatcr. Came in from a entire the
NEN tests, of 32 guns ; fhc immediately made fig-
nals to go up the harbour, and went up Hamoan
to her moorings, with a fine wind at N. N. E.
London, England, 1803-11-08

Miss.

Arthur Beale, a printer, at Pancras, wa: brought
up to this Court to plead to an indiament removed to
the Court of King's Bench, by Certiorari, Rx publith•
ing afeditions libel againfk the Government of the
Country. under the title of ,4 Arc we right Britonsf'
—The objea of this pamphlet appeared to be to
''eouvince the poor that they had nothing to fight for
or defend, and that they were entitled to as much
weight in the (late as the rich. It alfo feverely *bid.
ed. the profeffton of the Law and the whole Admini-
Bration of Juftice in this Country, and repeated all
the old topics and common cant of Mob Legillstion
and Rabble Reformers.

The defendant pleaded Not Guilty, and Paid he
had bail.

Mr. ABBOTT, on the part of the prrfcciition, mnv-
ed, that it might be made part of the recngnizancet
that he fhould appear perfonally at his trial. That
had been fametimes done.

The LOILD CHIEF Justice defired that it :night be
made a part of the Rule.
The bail however did not attend, in consequence
of which the defendant was committed.
London, England, 1803-11-08

DON•LDS')S V. CLIPSTOM

Mr. Serjeant Bray moved for a new trial in the
above caufe. It was an ailing of Troyer, brought
again& a Sheriff's Officer, to recover certain goods
lodged with ,him as a fecurity, until the Plaintiff ppeer•
kited bail, in an action in wbich the Defendant had
arrelled him at the fuit of a perfon at Portfmouth.
The bail was afterwards put in. and the Plaintiff
rendered. On the trial of this affirm. the agreement
entered into between the parties was read ; but it not
being on (tamped paper, and from the defe& of evi-
dence as to the render, the Learned Judge was under
the needfity of dire/ling a nonfuit.
The Court ordered a, Rule NO to be granted.

Tit 'bore Agee whew finsplicity of manners and re•
galarity of living were the refute of mankind's
iseli-
sation, had made little progrefs on the race of
men ; perhaps it was from this cattle Scurvy had not
made its rapid progrefs till about the time of Hippo•
crates, whole aphorifms prove he knew the difeafc.
When Deals, Awsow, and Comte extended their
route in unexplared leas, their hiffories prove futhei-
ently its fad exitience. The United kingdoms of
Great Britain would tellify this Rourge on land with-
out fearching the hillory of campaigns. When ana-
tomy taught that the human body was capable of ab-
Ihrption, they partially buried the affliEled. The fuc-
cefs of this treatment gave the idea of a complete an-
tidote, and a vegetable and mineral preparation was
to be the remedy appropriated by medical es perience.
Onthisprinciple,Smsaver's Aa TIICORIWTIC Danes
obtained the fanaion of Europe, has gained his MA
jelly's Letters Patent, and held Inch an ellimation in
every county of the United Kingdom.—For the troth
of the affertion of its affirm on Scurvy, vide Spil-
fbury'sTreatife and Cafes of Scurvy. Sculpt) ula,GGlst,
&c. price 3s. 6d. fold, together with the Drops, No.
3oho.iquare, in bottles of Ss. 6d. tos. and IL t as.
with a black damp affixed to each.

MARRIED.
Yefterday. at St. Mks's. Readia. Sawasl Poeocke, Ffq. Captain
is the zith Battalion of the Army of Rsfer.e, to Md. Porte.,
duller, of Lady Bohan, of the tftad of St. Vinctr t.

DIED.
On Wednefaay ha, et Meekly, the Ben. Thaw Wow. slot
0 years, Wilt at Sakti, alie View of HailEieri, both in
Sam
London, England, 1803-11-08

COLTRT OF COMMON FLEAS, NOV

SEDVCTION.-Mr. Serjeant Cocastt, in the cafe
of Harp and Henderfon, moved for a role to thew
cattle why the plaintiff thould not be nonfuited.
This aaion was tried at the Sittings after lel
Term, in Guildhall. It was brought by Harp, the
Plaintiff, again(' the Defendant, Hendcrfon, to re-
cover damages for the fedudlion of the daughter of
the former.

From the evidence of the girl who had been (edu-
ced, it appeared that the lived with her father, a
weaver, but went regularly to clean the houle of the
Defendant, their nei bout and landlord ; and to do
oceafonal jobs for him. She was about 13 years of
age when file began to terve the Defendant in this
manner. She was accuflomed to make his breakfall
for him, and often dined at his houfe. She always,
however, (upped and flept at her father's, and did
the bufuefs of the houfe. The Defendant had [e-
duced her about two years after the came into his
fervice. It alfo was fuggefted, though not clearly
snide odt, that When Ilse appeared with child, the
Defendant had by means of drugs endeavoured to
procure an abortion.
Serjeant Cootatt contended, that in this cafe an
anion by law could be fupported only upon the plea
of lots of fervice. He conceived that when the fe-
dultion took place, the girl was in the fervice of the
Defendant, and confequently, this eircumflance could
occaGon no lois of fervice to the father. This objec-
tion he had taken at the time of the trial, but it had
been ovtrgruled by the Court, and a verdift had
been given for the Plaintiff for t Sol. damages. He
now, however, (abstained the validity of the objeCtion
to the Coon, and folicited a rule to thew eau& why
the veriitt fhould not be fet aide, aad a twat*
entered?

Lord Aavaimar (aid, dig he • haelseen, and Rill'
was, decidedly of opinion, that the objeflion did not I
apply to this cafe. He admitted, that in point of
law the anion could only be brought for the lots of
fervice which the father fußainedin confequence of
his daughter being debauched. The law of Engiaad
was already narrow enough on this point, and cer-
tainly he would not be difilded to narrow it any fur-
ther. It was perfeitly clear that the girl, though he
earned half a crown per week, by doing occafional
jobs for the Defendant, had all this time, in fait,
been the (errant of her Father, in who* bodether, the had
always flept,and whole dorneßic concerns the had ma-
naged. His Lorrithip adverted to the pernicious con-
fequences that might refult from confidcring tbde
occalional fcrvices as removing the daughter from
the proteCtion of the father. -A power would thus
be given to manufaBurers to debauch with impunity
the girls in their fervice. He concluded, by,adVit•
ing the Learned Serjeant to think himfelf fokunute
in having efcaped fn eafily, for that he (Lor,r..
); if he had been on the jury, would aye
given much heavier damages againa him.
The Court concurred with his Lordthip in the fen.
timents he had delivered, and the Rule was of courli
refuted.
London, England, 1803-11-08

LAW INTELLicrEncE.

WESTMINSTER HALL, NOV. 7.
To-day being the firit day of buflnef of Michael-
am Tann the LORD CHANCELLOR and the Judges
went in the usual proceirson to Weftminfler Hall, and
proceeded to opal their refpative Courts.
London, England, 1803-11-08

R USS rA.

heroism:Rollo SaPTI masa 3o.--The continued
ill health of the Chancellor Count Woaorzow
linahtsk probable that, to relieve him in 64 burden-
fosse office, his brother, our Aanbaffador at London,
will be recalled, to take a part of the labour. It is
likewife Alerted as certain, that M. Maaxorr, the
&drum Atuliairador at Paris, will be recalled, and
receive a place in the Council of State, with the Crofs
of &. Andrew.

FRINCE.

PARIS, OCTOBER as.

Molt of the French regiments of foot in Switzer-
land have received orders to return to France, and
to proceed to the coaft of the Channel. In the room
of General NF V, who is to command the camp of
Comp,egtz. General 1341480 U is appointed to the
command in chief of the troops in Switzerland.
The late report of the warlike preparations in our
ports being cart ied on with abated vigour, is void of
foundation.

The neutrality of Spain, during the prefent war,
is on the point of bring definitively arranged on our
part. The Spanills vales, which eight days ago were
at a difcount of 44 per cent. nnw lore only 36.
Reports from Spain ttate, that in cafe of the Eng-
IA feeding troops to Portugal, the Spanifb troops,
encamped near Valladolid, are to march to that
country.
London, England, 1803-11-08

TURA:fr.

eonsrani leer 1.2, Barr. 01.—the following is the
Note which, by order of the Portman the sods diddle
math, was delivered to the AnshaEaders of* sup
Powers at war, and alto to the' rea ti?. roads.
, hfusiaeri
Doting the war by fee and land, which hrWhe
out between France and England in the rat (soy
of the Hegira ( type), the Sebliene Pen!, whhit wits
neural, and entertained relations of astiey withholds
Powers at wet., declared to their Olga
seta, pretested to them for that partook ta=
Sips *Oho& Powers Ewald ow midi nor
mth other is the Waters of this Empire, nettar_
puts oldie fortreffes of the Ottawa. unholy bele
ed Europe, of the Minds in the WhiteSakeedoh e
4siferont ports within the dittoes of three milesiseen
bawl and that the ref/naive Confiils thould nh.dwir
' bee afford to prevent all percale intending te
volts eagagements in the vicinity of tech portaiftele
' tarryingtheir intention into elleft. It wad= ea
added, and the ordinance is hereby. resteund. that
' Ltd enquiries flail be made fee the rape& of ap-
prehending !Ind punillsiog og Midis of the Porte,
who &all engage to ferve en board of privateers
No Motohnam being a (MO& of he Perm, it „iigoo.
ed to load goods me Herd of hip, belon-jgit to the
above Amen, without having obtaird::
(positive Confide all the document in fure-th
stares. Should an etsgagemenr.44:l:4;;;;;;;V; high
fens between (hips of the B driet.cot poem, is hell
am be lawful for ant ce4bineleder el a Testa pip
of war. or for any T ttkdh catalog. to iottaisre is lath
oaEszent. is Or der to tamer one Of the other pawl
The &Niels Porte bete( deterrajned to
the OA. (them of nantrality dories the prs•
fent ware tie nece&ry orders hem bees expedited fir
seit, the Captain Psalm t
falte be &lifted to the rowilpi-g-4.-7
London, England, 1803-11-08

SAII....GRAIIT O. VLACH..

Mr. jutric,On the part of the defendant's bail,
moved to enlaege the time for rendering their prin-
cipal. He had been at Paris, and wagon his way to
this country, but was arrelled by the French Govern.
merit at Amiens,

Lord Et.t.aw anent:an anted, if there was any pre-
cedent for that application ?
Mr. palm. aid. it had been done when Gentle-
men had been elated Members of Parliament. or
been made Peers.

Lord ELLsoaotoodi obferred, that that was in
confequence of done in this country ; but the
cafe now before the Court, was in cnnfequence of the
aft of a foreign Government. Sicknefs was equally
(Irons, and yet it had been refuted in that cafe. Sup-
pore he had been detained these by kinds ?
Eas los, on the Gate fide, alkcd if the Court
won:d grant a rule an the p.tyn.ent of coils? This
was a very hard cafe. There was no fault or delay.
and there was no precedent fo► it, becaufe (itch a
thins had not been done, Once the commencement
of civilized fociety.
.Lord ELLIN aosovon raid, when a man became
hail. be moll take all the conf,quences. If this gen-
tleman had not been bailed, the plaintiff might have
had him in enaody. The Coati could not tntethir4l.
R ;:c refuted.
London, England, 1803-11-08

• ' TO,THE PROPKIETOKS Olt "AST INDIA STOCK.
1,4141111111 0111,73,W5,
HE flattering encouragement I received on my
forma application, indicts me now to an. myfelf as a Can-
Crime to fill the Vacancy la you Court, ocedianed by the death
ale late worthy Direeler.
Should your zealots (import place me in diet honourable fints.
dos, I will endeavour to merit your confidence. by devoting my
time to your important cancans, and by exerting In your ferrite
the experience I have acquired by emilant application in various
Motions in India and Europe. both at fee and on Store.
I have the honour to be, with the metal refpcd.,
Ladies'aird Oentlemen,
Your waft obedient and devoted hatable fame.
Broad-fireet Buildtngs, 'London, JOHN JACKSON.
Odlober it, 1803.
London, England, 1803-11-08

FROM THE PARIS PAPERS.

BaussEts, Ocr. 27.—General Beer HIER, Minifter
at War, on his palrage through this town, ordered
all the artillery horfes which have not yet proceeded
to the head quarters, to be fent without delay to
Bruges. All the preparations for the expedition
againft England are carried on with Inch vigour,
that it is generally fuppofed it will be undertaken in
a very (port time.—Part of the field equipage of the
FIRST CONSUL is arrived at Dunkirk. BON•PALTIL
intends, for force time, to efablint his headquarters
-at a Mort dillance from that town. Here, as well as
in feveral others places in Belgium, an embargo has
again been laid on a number of merchantmen, to be
employed in the expedition againft England. General
11/11.111111, Commander of the Department of the Dyle,
bas received orders to proceed to Paris ; he is to com-
mand a divifion of the Army of England. Upwards
ef ion tranfports are at prefent affembled in the port o
(Mend; and all feamen and Mermen, nay boys of iis
years of age, are in a fate of requifition. Our newf
papers %fen, that the whole army, commanded by
General D'Avottsr, is to be embaiked at Dunkirk,
Weed, and Brefkens. The FIRST CONSUL is ex-
petged on the Fleming coati about the beginning of
Kovember.

MADRID. OCT. to.—General Boulecurvittr. the
French Ambaffaclor at our Court, has acquainted
oar Government. that according to a late resolution
of the Executive Government of France, the (hips of
all allied and neutral Powers are permitted to trade to
tisst French colonies, and to export the colonial pro.
dose, on very reafollable terms. This refolution has
been notified to our merchants, with the a ifurance
that the Spear lag will meet, in the French colts•
aim, with the frieatily reception.
We learn from Cadiz. that the galleons. defined
sod ready to fail to the Philippine Wanda. have re•
egilPeli orders not to fet fail until farther orders.
London, England, 1803-08-12

VENFREAL BLINDNESS.

To Mr. TOOIRAI TAYLOR, Surgeon, NO. 9, Ntw Bridp-ftrecto
D RAIL AIR, L 011.20 1.
IT is with the moll heartfelt latisfaninn that I ad-
drefs you on the incomparable excellence of your invaluable
Medicine—LEAKE's PATP.NT PI fpring of this
year Iliad the misfomine to contradt a Venereal Cumpliilit, atten-
ded with the molt aiming and da"ge nus fymptorn. ; in fo mush
that I have been conuned to my room for awh le week together,
and not able to stir out of it: I had no reit night norday, and
fuffered the mnft excruciating pain and torment, and what was
Rill worfe, my eyes grew weak and dim, fo that I could f ante
riSee-n any &dee, if ever fo dole to me and ezpe'ed nothino
ids than the total lots of tny fight. From a ftout,bc hy, and ea-
thee corpulent man, I became a mere fludow, and an object of
pity and compaiGon.—My friends had all given me ow. r, and
' thought my recovery impotftble. In this dreadful Rate, mutes-
! petting every minute to be my loft in thii *mid. I was twea-
k nate:ly re:amended by a neighbour to try yank Medicines, but
having tried all medical aid to no pi: Tole, and been at an enormous
espeace, it was tome time 1.:40re 1 could be prevailed on to take
them; at bit I fast for fit litotes, and before I bad taken theta
all, I found eonfiderable benefit ; my pins gr.dualiy decreafed,
and my eycflght grew bear, and to the great furprize and alto-
] nifhment of all my facade, f. (tee taking three beers more) Mr
1 health and ftrength was perfectly reftored, and I amr ow. (thanks,
to myGon and your invaluable Medicines), as well and hearty as
ever I was in my life. Yu.* obliged humble (errant,
High-ftreet, Birmingham, Novembar 1, 1799. R. L LEIGH.
The above Medicine is carnally recommended to all urn tan
that are in any doubt of their being entirely free of every V: et-
real Affeetion, particularly to rhofe a'-out altering tbdr cosidaiew
in life, as it will certainly eradicate every taint of that natun-,
however bog minding, or however difgu fed under the appearance
of other diforders it may bit: for Scorbutic, Glandidar, and Cuta-
neous Complaints it is alto reconam.ntled to be taken, cfpec ally in
the Spring, Summer, and Fall.
Prepared and fold. by thik role Prom...eta., THOMAS fATLOS
Member of the Corporation of Surgeons, London, at his bug .
No. 9, New kridge-itseet, where be will give Advice, without a
Fee, to Pedans taking there Pills; and will anfwer Patients Let-
ters, if pall paid, on the fame terrns; obferving in all cafes the
molt inviolable feerecy, no Perron 's name or cafe having bona
mentioned, but at their own r articular ea:inert, by the Proprietor.
during the comic of more than 35 years. that lulu bad the eon-
dua of an extenfive fele of the above Medicine and the pradlice
sailing therefrom.
They are elf fold by Ws appointmeht, at the Perfumer's,
35, St. Alhan's.ftreet, PallorraU ; Mr. Rohertfon's:roy.fhop,No.
tot, Oaford.ftrett ; Mr. Steers, Bootfeller, No z, UnioMrow.
Little Tower-hill ; and by one Perron in every toullderattle town
in England, iu Boxes of only as. 941. enth haled up, with full
and plain directions.
London, England, 1803-08-12

GIBRALTAP , JL'NE

" De t.i.ns's regiment ate iu filch a tefratanry mu
Mous (late, on account of not liAving got tht.ir die
charge, that Sir 'I.IIOM As TN ICC E is going to difband
them immediately, and application, firange 23 it wi'd
appear, has annally been ri:,(11 to Gcnt:ral CASTA-
NUz commat,ding at the :;panilli line E, for rermi!iion
to pars them through Spain—frurn vrii:.nce it is not
dOeult to with where they v•ill next find their way
to.—Not ten men iti the regiment would re•erlill.
General Baetmtrr has been making We of all the
power of his eloquence irehatenguing them,-but all in
vain.

" GIBRALTAR, JULY 3.
Almoß the. whole ot .11it..t.oN's men that hive
beim colt to Algeliras, hay.:got paifes from General
CAS wool. to go to 'Madrid, to obtain the French
.Ambalraclor'slantlion tor their return to France.

a Several of the regiments are rather fickly, chief-
ly with the fcurry, and a few fevers. The appear.
ince of the garrifin is much altered, fume his Royal
Highnefs the Duke of KESr lth it.
London, England, 1803-02-24

DUBLIN, FEBRUARY 19.

• 'rise asonsint of the lots by the two velfels burnt
;sour river. is now accurately e Ilimate'd at 95,55001.
dtaiso* nisoods are laid to be Caved, the molt of
stsikb are witch damaged.—The hulks of both
hi* ben towid up the river.
London, England, 1803-02-24

........
AYR, FEBRUARY zs.

, This day blowing a very flrong gale of wind
*boot IV. N. W. fitip was obferved at three P.
tit. to come to an anchor off the Lady We; Shortly
after bringing to we obferved her mizen mall go
werdatirtf. We canaot fay whether this Ship was
=sa:t or COlning down the Clyde ; but if the
is not wee* we hope the Ship will ride
edtilhedeler;
S. She prove:A° be the Montezuma. Moe.
9AIO, from Charlefton.

GREENOCK, FEBRUARY IL
The weather has been moll uncommonly tem-
rations thefe three days; on Tnefday it came on
to blow a mery firong gale from the north-well,
'accompanied with thick !bowers of fnow, and in-
smeared through the night to a tremendous ftorm,
winch continued all Wednefday till towards even-
ing.when it took offa little, and came to the Condi
well, whence it began again to blow with increaf-
ing fury, and continued all night; arid in the fore-
noon of yellerday it checked fuddenly round to
W. N. W. blowing with increafing violence. Se-
veral Mips at the Tail of the Bank, and fomeof the
(hipping in the Roads drove ; but we are happy,
however, to 'late, that no damage whatever has
been done at this port, though we have reafon to'l
fear that its bad effeas will be but too generally
felt.
London, England, 1803-02-24

NeIIiTICAL IN7I'LLIGENCE.

GIBRALTAR, JANUARY 31.

On the 28th the DRAGON and ftsmows arrived
here from the fleet, which they left on the 29th of
December, at which time the whole fquadron
failed from Orillana bay. Admiral BIeItRRTON,
with fix fail (lithe line, proceeded for Malta, and
the DR•GON, RENOWN, and MONMOUTH, for this
place. The MONMOUTH has not yet arrived.
The fquadron were all well on the 29th of De-
cember : they had experienced fume very fevere
gales of wind whilft they lay in Oriftana bay, in
which feveral of the lips 101 l anchors and cables.
Yellerday a French line of battle lip and five
tranfports paired this, boundeto St. Domingo.
This Jay the CYNTHI• (loop of war failed for
England, with Capt. DODD, Secretary to his Royal
Higlinefs, with difpatcbes.
Sailed alfo to the weftward, the American fri-
gate the Adams

The Daaoos and Ranows have gone into the
Mole to repair.
An Engliflt tranfport,with troops on board, put
into Malaga three.days ago.

PLYMOUTH. FEBRUARY n.

Came in the Union, of this port, Captain Bus.
Corn, from Seville, for this port, with fruit, &c.
alto the Eagle excife cutter, from a cruize, with
the Afflaance fmuggling velfel, of Cavrfand, her
prize.

Sailed the Neptune, of Plymouth, Capt. Hoy
via, for Jamaica, with various merchandize ; the
Teat's Hill, Capt. HALL, from Seville for Lon-
don, with Fruit; the Neftor, Captain Amnason,
from Honduras for London, with mahogany, and
the Eagle Excite cutter on a cruize.

FROM LLOYD's LIST.

DEAL' Fill. 23.—. Came down the Minerva, and Juno In-
grates, And remain.--Whsd S. S. W.
Garneezno, Fem. 23.—Pa ed br tbe Intrepid MN of War
and Aaron, Keane, from Janudea ; Duke of Kent. Kennedy,
W. New Brunfwiek ; Adventure, hilltop. from Alleant I
/Anus, Tozer; and Vidtory, Hoare, from Newfoundland.--
Sailed the Adeona. Cumnalnp, far Africa ; Hero, Aitken, foe
Lae; tora,Druton • Arothrafa.ladley I Mary Ann, War-
ren; and the Wilharaon, Abbot, for Jamaica; Walhingson,
Scats, for Chatham; Ayr, Salter; and Lady Am, Martin,
far Lestent.
London, England, 1803-11-30

THEATRE ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN.
TO-MORROW EVENING, DECEMBER
wiu be performed the Comedy of
JOHN BULL.;
Or, AN ANGLISHMAN'S EIRE-SIDE.
To winch wiU be added Dryden's Dramatic Opera of
ARTHUR AM) EMMELINE.
RveniurrMeafurc for Meafure ; with Railing the Wind.
On F , Venice Prefered. On Saturday, the Cabinet.
OD Maeda prro. Op Tudday4 Roy a Wife and Have a Wife.
London, England, 1803-11-30

1-10"..."5E OF COMMONS. NOV. 29.

Mr. Ku K 5 1 bought up the report of the Cemonttee of I:wir-
ing laws. It was ordzit dto lie on the table. and to Lc printed.
Sirßuatarßt rnomovedthat there belaLibeforett.cHoule
an accuslorof the z•trorg Ale,Table Beer. and Small Beer, brewed
in this Countryind liable to duty, from the sth of January, iScz,
to the sth of January, 'got.
Mr. \'.t..l r rAST faaelled the propriety of wording the mo-
Coo in loch a way as to enable the Officer, to whom the order was
to be duelled. to comply with the debar of the Houle, and with
the with., of the Honourable Baronet, which it would be irupolii•
►le forth •m to do if the motion remained as it at prefent Rood. us
they could have cognizance of fuels beer only as actually paid the
duty.
Th• rionan,ammded according to this ftt...geftion, was put and
ago•-d to.
The Bill r,,e preventing the Defertion of petty Officers and Sea-
men WWI reed a fecond time. ard ordered to a Committee of the
whole Houk t" I'hertday rear.
Mn !TV VI appear...d at the Bar. ard informed the Houle they
his Maielty had been waited upon with the Add t.l, vnt. d year, -
thy, for the produetion of certain filial:tot to the I joule, and that
his Majelly ha I been gracionfly neared to nice the Lm'•.
Mr. ':II,IINLY per Tented a Petition from the Debtors confined in
ise County gaol of Surrey.—lt was ordered to lie on the: Table.
Mr. ADAM, brought up the ?mecum of the Eitiniatc, of the
Ordinary and Extraordinary F.:int:lc:, of the Navy for the year
A0..1 —Ordered that there Eltini....es be taken Ida confide:aim)
ou Friday neat.
London, England, 1803-04-26

SONS OF THE CLERGY.

IT'HE REHEARSAL of the MUSIC to be
1 performed at the Annieerfary Meeting of this Charity,
will be in- the Cathedral Church of St. Paul, on Tuefday, the
rah. and the Annivcrfary on Thurfday the tkth of May when
a Sermon will be preached before his Royal Highnefs the Duke
of Cambridge, his Grace the Lord Archbilhop of Canterbury,
their Lorilhips the Bilbops, the Right Hon. the Lord Mayor,
Aldermen, Clergy, Ste. by the Rev. Geo' oc Hama Y Gcaisse,
M. A. Donseltic Chaplain jo his Royal Highnefs the Doke of
Cambridge, ReStor of Hauwell, Middlafes, &e. dtc. Sm.
London, England, 1803-04-26

FRANCE.

PARIS, APRIL si.

The Commitrary of Marine at Boordeaux has
received the following letter from Citizen Basins,
_
the Colonial Prete& at Martinico, dated ,7th of
March : lam fo much of your opinion as to the
means of preferving tranquillity here, that ever
fince I took polrefilon, I have enforced the Black
Code with as much rigour as it was exercifed be-
fore 1789. The Men of Colour, who under the
Englith Government enjoyed a greater degree of
moral liberty than they did under our old Govern-
ment, begin to be accullomed to the rellriaions
now placed upon them. I hope, therefore, the
Colony will remain fafe,notwithltanding its neigh-
bourhood to Ganda:wipe.
_

We make every (hip coming thence, undergo
a fpecies of quarantine, in order to preCerve our-
(elves from the fpirit of infurreaion, which un-
fortunately prevails in that ifland. I fend you Come
Decrees which have been p.sded rcfpeaing the Fi•
sauces and Commerce. You will perceive the
meafures which I thought neceffary to adopt in
favour of the Mother Country. I have drivom ad
fomw Engrjh Merrimnsis solo were fettled &Iv, whole
indußry was very injurious to us. Wine is at this
time very low in price, but we entertain hopes that
the Enghlh will come and purcbafe tome &only.
I encourage the Spaniards to fettle here. and do
every thing I can to break off all connexion with
the Englilh Colonies, particularly Trinidad; but
you know how difficult it is to conquer cullom."
COLONY or Sr. DOMINGO.—" Oa the aßth of
February, the divifion that failed from Leghorn,
confining of feveral thoufand men, landed at the
Cape. This reinforcement invigorated the hopes
of the inhabitants: all European commodities im-
mediately role in price, though the confumption
of fuck articles has not increafed. Confidence '
augments in proportion to the falutary meafures
which .4.e reforted to for putting down rebellion.
General Rocitamax•u, is, at this moment, 'rant
tearing his Bead Q.9..uters to Port-au-Prince ; the

Civil and Military Authorities are alto repairing
thither. The ltebels have fallen back two leagues
from the Cape.—The campaign, it is believed,
will loon be opened ; a few hundreds of the Blacks
have already returned to their habitations on the
plain ; they are allowed to come in, but very little
confidence is repofed in them : thofe who formerly
brought in vegetables to the town were kindly
treated, and they received in return fait and other
provifions ; but now that their numbers greatly
encreafe, it is thought proper to be more cautions
with refpedt to them, left they, as they formerly
did, fhould accumulate provilions, &c. for a fu-
ture day. This meafnre has given offence to Tome
of the Rebels, who have repeatedly attacked our
foragerhand killed feveral of them who refilled to
go with them. The epidemic diforder has fubfid-
ed, and what is equally fortunate, we are about
to enter into the molt favourable feafon for Euro-
pean continuums."
London, England, 1803-04-26

FROM THE PARIS PAPERS.

BRV3SELS, Aram 15.—We have received of&
cial intelligence here from Paris, that the Film
Consut. will arrive in this city between the sth
and loth of May. His route will be from Paris
to Amiens, Lille, Conrtray, Bruges, Offend,
Ghent, Antwerp, and Brae's. In this City he
will make the longeft ftay ; and it is here alfo that
the Minifters and other perfons attached to his
fuite will relide. The nest. Comm!. will then
proceed by Liege, Maiflrich, Ai:-la-Chapelle, Co-
logne, and Mentz, to Stralburgb.
Sraassuaatt, Aram 17.—We are employed
here in re.organiting our national guard, and in
giving eclat in particular to the fuperb picked bat-
talion, which is to ferve as a guard of honour to
the Flan- Cow sot.. The corps of cavalry alfo is
renewed.

Betides the troops of the firft demi-brigade,
which have returned from SwilTerland, we cape&
here sOOO infantry, and a regiment of cavalry, fo
that our gatifon will be raifed to t 1,000 men. It
appears that there troops will form a camp at a
(mall diflance from our city.
. _ .

Many foreigners of diftinetion have hired lodt
ings here during the whole time of the Ray of the
FIRRT CONSUL.

BERNE, APRIL lo.—The 42d demi brigade pro.
ceeded on the 7th to Lugano. Two battalions of
French troops have already paired St. Gothard.—
They will be followed by five others. Thefe
troops will proceed to Milan.
VIENNA, A►RIL 10r.-.The politics of our Court
have never appeared ambiguous and crooked but
at the periods when it maintained a connedion
wi.h England. Being now difengaged from every
foreign influence, it purfues, in an invariable man-
ner, and with a rectitude worthy of ferving as a
model to all Governments, the courfe it has traced
out for the re-ellabliffiment of peace. Whether
England has again endeavoured to engage it in
her arrangements, or that the has found it inac-
ceffible to every kind of diplomatic intrigue, it is
certain, that nothing announces the flightelt alte-
ration in its pacific difpofitior.s. It is, therefore,
believed, that there is good reafun to hope, that
' the ratification of the conclufum pf the Diet Cub-
witted to the approbation of his Imperial Majefty,
will loon take place, or, at any rate, that no diffi-
culty will arife on that fubjett.
His Royal Highnefs the Archduke Palatine of
HUNGARY, who fet out lately for Peteriburgh, has
been received on the frontiers of Ruffia, with the
moll diflinguithed, civil and military honours, and
in a manner highly flattering to our Court.