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London, England, 1803-06-02

ill wain •It[fil V. COON.

The plaint in wa, Commander in Chief on the Lee:
"lard lt• 41wlitatintharti4he defendant, Capt. Milne,
in the Vtque, departed from that Ration, and in his
way t, England u:th a fleet of merchantmen cap
tri:eil levet al prizes, and the queßton for the corifi-
dcration of the Court and jury was, whether Capt.
Milne, of the Noe, and the officers on board,
were entitled virtu-Cole property in thcfe prizes, or
whether he IV AS to be confitlered as under the corn-
mind ,1 Sir Hyde Parker, from whore Ration he
failed when he fet out for England ? It appeared
that Captain Milne had faile,Ffor England while
Admiral Harvey was Commander in Chief of the
Leeward Wand Ration, and a cLwiliderable .time be
'tore ,he plaintiff fuccteded to that lunation ; but Sir
Wile Parker had become -Commander in Chief of
'that Ration before the prizes wcte captured by the
defindint.

' The called" Admiral Pole, Admiral Caldwell,
Admiral Colpoys, Lord Panlet, and Adm. Young,
Sef•prOve that the inflant a tenor Officer arrived op
spy eatjom if he chofe, he, had a _right to take the
fispremccommand. This did nor follow ticcefftiily
a; a ;Matter of courfe, without any thing being done
im
-hispert if he did not effort* the consmand,
&lags went on as they did before; but if be.clinfe to
Arpin( the command, all the junior Officers -were
bcsind to obey him.
The befenciant, a prize agent, is merely a ft•ilte.
!leder in the caufe. He aOrt"CTS to the plaintiff's claim.
It ads ruled, that whether the Pique Was a finglel
Ihirt Or ism, tbr.plaintiff had no title to recover. It
lecobi be moll unjult it an officer felling in with amp
thee ofinfaritior rank could enth le himtell to the Ital.
of meafures Which were thtn executing in a (I;ii:Ult
iltsirter, and which had been cur.ccrted for months
before.

After this Cafe bud been a good deal failed, and
'after the Pigmies cafe was finifhed, Lord ELLEN•
anaonori was of opinion, that it would be too much
t. lay,. that the Plaintiff wa, entitled in this cafe to
(hare ut there ;nisch which were taken under orders
i to which he was not at all privy..and with which he
had nothing to dot that it a Commander in Chief
were to be entitkd to (bare under filen eircumflancea,
by ufing a great deal of celerity and expedition in
getting into different Rations, he migh: engrofs t
hirnfcl: Almon all the prizes that were taken in con•
fequence of tbe orders of other Commanders, and for
which be was not at all Telpoolible. His Lordfilip
thought it was /estimable, that Sir Hyde Parker
fhould have been on the Ration as Commander in
Chief before the Defendant failed, in order to entitle
hid to his (bare of thefe prizes. His Lortlihika4e
Ito opinion as to whether the Defendant and Ms Of:
beers were entitled to the foie property in the& prizes,
inafmucb at he bad failed without the orders of any
Admiral (not being able to find Admiral Harvey to
receive his orders) or whether Admiral Harvey was
entitled to his (hare !—Plaintiff nonfuited:
London, England, 1803-04-30

1)1ED.

On Sunday talk, Mr. Naain Jackfcn, Attorney at Law,

On Monday 12R. at her bouts, in Gower-fircet, in her 79th
year, Mrs. Baker, raid of Richard Baker, I.fq.
On the 25th of January laft, on her pafl'age from India, Mt,.
Popham, wife of Major-General Popham.
London, England, 1803-04-30

DUNBAR.

FrO BE SOLD, inii;eVeiinning of June next,
-a- • convenient Dwelling-Houfe, with an fron War,houfc
and Granary attached, fitusted at the Port of Dunbar.
For further particulars, apply to Meffrs. Inns and Handy-
fide, W. S. Edinburgh.—The Houfe commands a view "f the
German Ocean, Firth of Forth, !fie of May. and the Coat of
Fife; and Dunbar (unlefs the narrow fpirit of monopoly prevent
it),muft become a refpcdahle and °pule. t Trading Town.

This day was publithed, price Ku 6d in Boards.
ADIGEST of the BANKRUPT LAWS ;
with a Collealon of the Statutes and Cafes argued and
determined in the Courts of I.aw and Equity upon thatSubjed.
By BASIL M(NTAGU, of Gray's Inn, Efq.
Barriftcr at Law.

London t Printed for J. Butterworth, Law Bookfclier, Met-
Erect; and for J. Cooke, Ormond Quay, Dublin.
SPIRITUOUS LIQUORS.
Tbis day was publiOted, Price 5..
idk N ESSAY on the RELATION between the
.1. •L• SPECIFIC GRAVITIES and the STRENGTHS and
VALUES of SPIRITUOUS LIgyJRS; with 'FABLE) for
finding the PER-CENTAGE, according to the prelim
London, England, 1803-04-30

COMMITTEE OF^TEIiILEOES.

Their Lordfhips ref:dyed into a Committee of Privileges, and
Lord WAL/IPICHAM having taken the Chair.
Mr. Townikend, of the Herald's College, and othen, were
finally examined refpcdting the claim of the Reverend Mr.
Brydges to the Barony of Chandos.
After which the Earl of Rosit•t delivered his opinions at
fome length tigtot the cafe, which teemed generally to be holing
to the claim. The Noble Earl was tollowed by
Lord RILDESDALS, who, In a fpeeeS of conliderable lengths
delivered his fentimeots upon the cafe. He expatiated in fame
detail, upon various parts of the evidence, and condo-lad as
the resit of his eonlideration of the whole, with moving the
following Refoitmon for the adoption of the C. rnmittee. •• tbaa
it is the opinion of this Committee, that the Petitioner, the Rev.
Edward Eimewell lirydees, bad not made out hia claim to the
title, dignity, and bon la of the Barony of Chaudus."
On the quellion being put.
Lord Ate AAAAA role, principally to the point of Order, OS
the molt regular and t (Readout mode of putting loch a question
—.he adverted to the Rule. that au equality of voice. fhould
negative a propofition, and formed to thi,k, that the queltion.
Itke come other. which came before the Houle, should he put
afßrmativ ly. for the purpofe of cabling them to carry th, it
npinions irq. eireel by a direct negative.
A &Ott exp!soatory converfati, n took place between •tin
Noble and Le.uneci Lord. I.ord Redefdaie, and the Earl o(
Ratliff, meetly Nion the point of Order; the left-mentioned
Peer obferved, that the decifion would ultimately reit with the
Hoofe, upon the Riper•.
The LORD CBANCSLCOR made a few obfervations want 'the
°craw, and concluded sty moving, that the tartber cesalidera.
tine of the bulinefs he deft cd till Monday fe'tintht, whids
meeting the fade of the Committee, was ordered accordingly.
London, England, 1803-04-30

FROM LLOYD'. LIST.

DKR 2.A ea/ L 29 -.—Came down and failed through the Downs,
the Europa, Gillione, for India. Wind Earl
G AAAAA APRIL 29.—Paffed by, the Sifters, Burgh, (rein
Norway; and Elizabeth, Forbes, iron Rotterdam.—Sailcd the
Jong.; Pieter, Spanderman, (or Cats% yek.
London, England, 1803-04-30

SPRING PHYSIC

['HE Propriety of taking lonic alterative Medi-
rine at this Seaton of the Year, to facilitate the efforts of
nature, mutt he obvious to the wr: keft capacity it Is a lulu.
fury practice, founded by the wifdom of our anciftors, and
functioned by the approbation of every medical man: Its utility
is not confined to the prefcnt advantages, but e.tends alto to
the prevention of many difeafes, which frequently occur when
Spring Phyfic has been nsgleded. It lb nuld be recidledird how
much the perfpiration of the body is obftrudeel during the win-
ter months by fogs, feeds, and piercing wind., which, by con-
ftringing the pores of the (kin, impede the necdfary difcharge
of firers from the blood ; thefc, by accumulation, become acri-
monious, and (unlefs nature, by vigorous efforts, or the affilt •
&nee of tome feafonable alterative is enabled to expel the re-
dundancy) lay the foundation of a variety of difeafea. The
Public arc therefore remind W, that
DE VELNO's VEGETABLE PILLS
arc proved by ample experience, to he the molt Cafe and effica-
cacious medicine hitherto difeovered, as an alterative, purifier,
and fweetner of the blood, and `or radi...lly curing the Scurvy,
Scrophula or King's Evil, Scorbutic Eruptions, Leprory, the
ill effeds of Mercury, and all difeafea originating from an im-
purity of the blood.
Prepared and fold, in boxes, price 4s. 61. or fix boxes in one,
price ii. 2s. by the Proprietor, J. Pi Ming. formerly Surgeon in
the Army, at his Warchuufe, No. 76, Oxford-ftrcet, oppufite
the Pantheon ; ago retail by Golding, Perfumer, No. 42, Curs-
hill; Royal Eathange; Butler No. 4, Cheapfide_ Shaw
and Edwards No. 66, St. Paul's Cliurch-yard ; Ward, N 42. 324,
Holborn; Swinney, No. at, Pall-Mall; ai,il by all Printer.,
Bookfcllers,and Venders of Medicine throughout the kingdom.
But all other Pills,&c.affunthig the fame nam e not w: ing
they r•ay be primpoufl y advertifel in the molt haughty jarr: n jar,-
futile preparations and grols impofitions,i,ailefs !ivied with red
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CONVENIENCE, SAFETY, AND EXPEDITION, FOR

TRAVELLERS IN GENERAL.
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London, England, 1803-04-30

INFALLIBLE GERMAN CORN-PLAISTER.

"(,HG PROPRIETOR of this molt execliem
L REMEDY is fo certain of its Efficacy having sieve;
failed in a variety of Cafes, :wive+, it it does not .r.i.iieati• the
Corns, root and branch, TO RETURN TUC MONEY.
. . .

It withonapplication,take off the Inflamtnathm in 3 few hours.
and &lin.. Malirity without the haft hazard;
Printcd Dircdtions up with it.

This is the celebrated PLATS TER that gained lo much re-
putation in Germany, and has been fold i❑ Loudon upwards cd
Fifty Years, with thegreateß reputation.
Sold Wholefale :mid Retail by T. Ax.cll, No. t, Finch-lone,
near the Royal Exchan7e; and alto by XII*. Day, No. 7, Tavif-
cork-Rivet ; Mr. Wilion, No. 39, St. James's-Rreet ; Mr.
Swincy, No. 21, Pail-Mail; Mr. Ward, No. 324, Holborn,
and J..houl: and Co. No. tic:, Oxford-itreet.
At Drifted, by Bulgin and Sheppard; and Bonner, printers.
Bath, ity hazard, bookidler, and Rofomal, perfumer.
Edinburgh. by Baxter, South Brid,;e.
Portfoa and Col-port, Mr. Harding's.
Liverpool, by Mr. Gore, printer,and Mr. Jones,bookfeller,
Portimouth, Mr. Motley. bookieller
London, England, 1803-04-30

BIR HS.

Lately, at Ryde, in the JOe of Wight, Mrs. Lydall, wile of
Lieutenant R. Lydall, of the Oxford Militia, of a daughter.
On t',e IR inflant, at Drefden, Mrs. Campbell, the Lady of
Al sander Campbt,ll, Efq of Gateomb-houfe, in the Ifle of
Wight, and late Li, tit. Colonel of his MaJefty's 86th regtMent
of foot. of a daughter.
On Sunday laR the Lady of James Somerville Fowneg, Efq.
of I:uildford-ftrcet of a daughter.
Vtl' erday morning. Lady George Cavendilh, of a daughter,
at thip', hnufe in Savill•-row.
London, England, 1803-04-30

uLI)

Tertoday lateen prifoners were triad, twtive of
whom were convicted of ftlony,
lithitel:and, for Healing two guineas and other arti-
cles. the pi opeity of C. F. de Steveoct ; T. Si.nr,
f. Ilealing a pair of fugarl-ngs, the pi iTerty of
T.
T. Newton; filarsarrt Saint, n, Ilealing a pair
Ol tueetb, the property of J. I'vlufes ; &rennin,
f..r dealing two thirts, the property of T. Grub;
7. (.„,z t Ilealing a pair of phaeton wheels, the
propetty of E. and J. Hoi,idi;th ; Bean, for
IL:m.l.g 'ack.:t and a pai: of bi.eches, the pro
p• oty . t J. Davies; 7. Bid!. tot dealing a quart-
ti v of leaden pike, the pt.); e:ty of y\l'atreti; IV
Davit. fur itealing a quantity of copper, the '
p,ity of J tirroble; 7. Cb."..e, for Healing a gown,'
the property of J. Poi ter ; Catlin, for Ilealing
coat and waillcoat, the pri.peity r,f J. (hinges; R.
Cl/2wei, for Healing two :I:canters and a tea-pot
Rand, the propsity of J Spode ; and IV. R9binj qr.
for Ilealing a hot great coat and other articles, the
propel y of J Gorman.
And four were aeriitte‘l, viz.—lV. Elwood.
T. Aladin, a Vellteel 10,4111 g man, who
was Lot week turd vilty at the Middiciex tier
lions, rf itcaling a tilver fah holder from.the Mal
ter of the St James's Coffer-houfe, was this day
tried for dealing a Illver watch frrm Benjamin
Capper, the Mailer of another Coffee bottle, but
acquitted throa,2:ll if t
L. .Ibrahans, aged 64, WAS tried for Ilealing
two pounds of tobacco from David Hutchin6in,
tobacconill. The ptofectitot is a tout man, about
forty, and fv..ore that the prifoner, with his bag
full of clothes upon his back, fii:lained a race of
two bundled yards before he cool(' overtake him.
From that aid other itictediiiL circitmllances in
Its evidence, and that of a foldier who alone fop.
ported his depotition; and the prifoner alto having
an excellent cliaraner from Mr. Abraham Gold.
(mid and feveral otheryerfons of refpea, the Jury
gave n, credit to the allertions of the profccutor
and Ins friend, by acquitting the prifoner.
IV. Sitz/er was vied for fettting fire to a quan-
tity of lhavings, in the warehoufe of Anthony Ge.
hdneki, with intent Ti detlrov the watch-nice. He
was acquitted threta,h infulliciency of evidence.—
He is, however, detained on a charge of dealing.
London, England, 1803-04-30

MARRMAM'S Divnocce BILL.

The Houle returned, and after pryers were mod, Cowed
and evidence were called in, radium to the order of yeftentae
refpceling Markbanfa Divorce Bill—the I earr.ed COVBICS
Rated, he was now prepared to prose the celebration of the
marriage, In the we? molt agreeably iodide Lardittipe gene.

ral praitiee.
Mr. Price, a domeftic fervent aids Grate the Atchhilum of
York, was then brought to the Bar. and befog (worn, nate&
that he was preterit at the marriage of Dean Markham, which
took place in the Chapel at Lambeth : the witods was prefer*
in the gallery of the Chapel arthe time.
No other obtervations being made, the Bill was forthwith
read a fecond time and committed for Monday.
Lord AUCKLAND took the opportunity to acquabit their
Lordhips whh his Intention to move in the Committee on
Monday ni xt, for the rejettion of the laft desire of the BBL—.
This claufe, he obferved, went to entiet." That the Paid Gorge
Markham, and all perfects deluging, or to claim, from, or on.
der him, is and are, and than for ever be barred and ezcludgel
of and from all right, claims. titles, or interefts of, in, to, or out
of any manors, meffuxges,lands, tenements and heredltagnents,
and other enacts real and perfonal, &c. which the Paid Eliza-
bah Evelyn now enjoys, or is entitled to," ate. =deb, in its
moll limited 'ode would go to the point, that the her led have
the enjoyment of all her property; a principle which, at an
times, Bruck him as improper to be reeognifed in a Divorce
Bill; were loch admitted to its extent, it would afford oppor-
-1 =sides forthe wort fpedes of consivasce; Weeks or pesters
ties =emirs* fuloaducet to the divorce, were out of the Tufo
den ; but the Haute In queftlon went to give they're the whola
of what he now enjoyed or was entitled to. On the other
hand, be willed it to be nnderftood, that be did act mean to
fay, that no provifiorrought to be made fora woman Cu drams.
danced; on the contrary, he was alvrays the advocate fur in-
cluding In Divorce Mks, a fecurity for a moderate provif on
fur the party. rHe °Week(' to tbat which might cover large
fums. Their Lordildpe would recolleo., that the Petkioner
would have ten children, the lilac of this woman, to provide tort
, the Classic, doubtlefs, found its way 'into the Bill from that
(pink of difintereitednefa and liberality which always
guifhed the family its quelllon; but confiftently with their Lord-
; hips duties, they could net let It Rand. The public was moth
Indebted to the pains taken by fome of the mat diflinganhei
Members of that Houle with ripe.* to Divorce BIM, and par.
ticuLtrlY to kis Noble Friend an the Wdolfack. The Artois.
dons pafild about dlr. e years lbw, were produelive of the
mutt Cautery effedts; before that period Divorce Bills were Ha
molt as common as Bills of lnelo(ure, but finee, be believed,
not more than five had pared. and iliac were of the Moil UD•
exceptionable nature. 'I Weir Lanthips were deferring of
the higheß commendation for their exertions in not funding
traafgrefon in the way he alluded to, to go " =whipped of
London, England, 1803-04-08

ISLAKDS.

We have received forne impoitant communicar
tions from Port
,frclefon, confilling of Obfervations
made in the North and• South Pacific by Mr.
SIMPSJN, Commander of the Nautilus. This gen-
tleman has difcovcred in S. lat. 1 t drg. 17 min.
and F.. long IG7 deg. 58 min. an Maud which he
has called Kennedy's Hand. From its beautiful
appearance, united to its being well inhabited,
Mr. S. is of opinion that it may prove a valuable
acquisition to our new Colony. particularly as it
produces hogs in abundance.
" The natives (he lays) are firrage, artful, and
treacherous upon Dexter's Group, or Dufrs
Group; which obliged me to fire upon them ; a:ld
this may be a necelfary precaution to any perfen,
;'ho may wifh to land upon them hereafter.
" Upon the ifland Dicappointment I landed I
Come fowls ; towed feveral forts of feeds, and pus
Come plants to the ground. In two previous voy.:
I looking
I pallid this Wand, without the precaution of
for land, as I am lure many other Navi
gators have done. We found upon it the remains
of a very large lower mall, next the keel ; which
led us to think tome large Spanilh Chip had been
I wrecked upon it : but it mull have been long finer
as the timber was greatly decayed..
" Though thefe illands are thinly inhabited, we
fearcely law one in the whole of this group but
had natives upon it ; and when our dill:ince funk
the Reefs below the horizon which extend from
Wand to Wand, the natives, as they mitred from
one to the other, prefented the appearance of a
regiment of fuldiers numbing round the horizon
on the furface of the fea. All the iflands arc ex-
ceedingly low, and (hew at firli, like all the reit
in this labyrinth, a few fcattered trees above the
hot izon. This circumflance will demonfirate their
danger to a feaman ; who cannot be too much on
his guard on fo perilous a navigation. lam fully
persuaded that not 'one hundredth part of them
are known to navigators. They appeared to us to
he formed of coral and land, lightly covered with
a thin black foil ; the Reines on the Chore had the
appearance of having been burnt: the) were black,
porous, and light."
To the a'aove remarks of Capt. Sim rsom, we add
his defcription of the Wand Alamagau, one of the
Maria iflands :
London, England, 1803-04-08

AN IMPROVED SPELLING BOOK.

This day was puha/bed, a New Edition, reviled and improved,
Price is. oil. bound, with a liberal allowance to Pcrfuns wbo
purehde than by the Dozen or Hundred,
AN ENGLISH SPELLING BOOK. aceom-
pasied by a peogretive Series of eery and ruddier Le(
Eons, in the manner of B , Tautraa. EDOtWORTII,
Bea qutx, Ste Intended as a modern and improved introduc.
Non to the Englillt Language, and to the Bra Elements of
Knowledge
By WILLIAM MAVOR, L. L. G.
Vicar of Hurley in Berk/him Cataplain to the Earl of Dum-
b kg, Author of the Britt& Ncpos, NatunalHiaory for Schools,
Ustiverfal Hlltory, Stc. &c.
110131e/hog Book Is an attempt to produces foundatios of
Engli& Learning, equal to the lisperftrodure which baseeen fo
carefully attended to by writers of the Grit emineoee. Biting
Lowth wrote a very excellent Intanduelloo to Foglia Gram-
mar, but there has not yet appeared one Introduction to Read-
ins:faked en the general and pradleal Ufe of School., that
tifes above the level of the ebfolote and vulgar compilations
of Dfcbe. Dilworth, and Seeming. The editor believes that
ilia Manual in plan and execution will be found to be much
better adapted to fow the flrft fceds of learning. than any that
has preceded it, and as it will tend to facilitate their labours,
he anticipates the kind patronage of "reachers and Farago
general. 1
_ _ _

Printed for R. PUILLIPS. Na fir. St-Paars CburclAstd,
andand fold b 7 a Bookfrilers Stationers.
London, England, 1803-04-08

CIAILGY 1t21.111, BILL.

The Comicat.soa of the Excissoyea prefented.
purfitant to leave obtained yetterday by Sir Win.
Scott, the Bill for Relief of the aergy, which was
read the Suit time. ordered to be punted. and read
the fecond time on Thurklay the aril. He then
gave notice, that on the 2 ft he thould move for
the commitment of the Bill, i. order to fill up the
blanks: that it be then printed with the amend-
ments, in order that Gentlemen might come
prepared with fuggetlions for its final adjuiment.
Upon its re-commitment.
Cnaiscassoa of the Excnicosa neat
moved, that an Account be laid before the Houle
of the annual produce of the revenues veiled in
the hands of Comtniffioners by the bounties of
Qtjeen Anne for the Relief of the poor Clergy,
from the time of the incorporation of Paid Corn
miffmners to the latell period, for which the fame
could be made up, diflinguifhing each year. Alfo
an account of the annual application of the fame.
—Ordered.
London, England, 1803-04-08

HOUSE OF COMMONS.

Tha 8 having alms the Chair at the Vaal hour, the
Yeonsan Ulher of the Black Rod delivered at the Bar a Mt&
fagc front the Houfe of Petra, requiting the attendance of this
Houle, in order to hear his Majefty s Catamaran read, for de-
claring the Royal Atkin to et rtain Public and Private Bills.

Mr. SPRAWL. attended by leveret Mont err, accordingly
went up forthwith ; and, on his return, Informed the Hoofy,
Ilia his Majdty's Commitbsocrs had declared the Royal Agent
to the Woslwieh Ordnance Bill, Militia 011ictre 11iII, Green-
land Shim Crew Bill, and feveral Private Bilis.

Read 1 third time the lunkeepers' Sub Game mO. , Patted,
and ordered to the Lord&

Orderrd, m the Motion of UK SIC AAAAAA it Was, that
the Amendments made by the Lords la the Milkia °Seers
Bill, be the Into coolie:Aim on Toefilay the sip! of April
inn ant.

Mr. A DDDD reporteJ from the Committee of Supply
of ycilerda r.--Rcfolutiont azree4 to.
Mr. Dice i atom murcd Übe Ordtv of the Day for galas Into
a Commit?re fur the turthcrcamhilintitio of the Chraragn.
*Maw— litcfohrat accutarsly.

Mr. rolettiwsow then mesa for leave to bring la a Bin Ss
repeal firveral Bills in tarlous reigns, fo firm the fame relates
to the length, breadth, and weight of Woollen Chathei.anitfor
feverai other IHriparea, for the Saviors-relent of the Woollen
Manufseture.-.4AWVC given; and Mr. DICKINSON acevaing-
ly profaned the Bill, which was read the firft time,—Ordered
to he printed, and read the feeced time on Tuefday fe'unight.
Mr. Lis moved to poftyone the Order of the Day for the
' Committal of the lrilh Law Courts' Ball, till Tuefday, the 26th
inft.—Ordertd.

Dr. DOIGINAN pre:Rated fevers! Petitions from Officers of
the le& Law Courts, praying an Indentailication of the loffes
they Mould fußain under the raid Bill—Ordered to lie onthc
Table.

Mr. LATOVVIZ moved for an account of the Taxes levied,
and the Sums expended for paving, cleanOng, and lighting the
City of Dublin, for the years 18...0 and I got , with an account
of the Salaries, Penuens, and Chirgus upon the raid Eftablith-

Read a fecond time, the kith Revenue Regulation Bill—.
Committed for Wednefdar, the scut inft.

GREAT GRINIAT ELECTION.

Mr. Buenos role to make a motion for further
deferring the invefligation of the Report of the
Great Grimly Elation Committee. The day
already propold was the t 9th inn. at which time,
had it been adopted, the Houfe would hare 101 l
the advantageous alliance of many profetEonal
Gentlemen, neceifarily abfent in attendance on the
bufinefs of the Q2arter Sections.—He moved that
the confideration thould be deferred till the 25th ;
and he further moved alto, that John Simplon,
Efq. and feveral others, who were ordered to at.
tend the Houfe on the t9th of April, do accord.
ingly attend on the ssth.—Ordered accordingly.
London, England, 1803-04-08

PALACE COURT, APRIL 7.

GODTREY o. ALDERSON.—This was an anion for
defamatory words fimken by the defendant againfl
the plaintiff, thereby injuring her charaCter, and
was, as Itatei by the plaintiff's Counfel, brought
rather to redore her fair fame, that had been
fullied by the vile unfounded afptranns of the de-
fendant, than to recover heavy damages, however
much fuck a cafe as this might merit it: to (hew
that was not her objea, the damages were laid at
51. only.
. The Learned Counfel for the plaintiff (Aoaa)
opened by expatiating on the value of charaCter,
pure and unfullied to all perfons, but to none
more particularly fo than fervants. The plaintiff
is in the humble fituat ion of a houh•maid in the fa-
mily of Lord Mount Norris; the defendant is his
Lordlhip's coachman. On the morning of the
112th of Oanber lath, the coachman came mtn the
kitchen, where the other fervants were at breakfatt,
and made a bitter complaint of having miffed
fume trifling articles out of his room, intinnating
a charge againfl Sarah Godfrey. She feeling her.
i feif hurt at the infinuation, diced, 44 if he meant
to fay the had taken them?" He laid, "He did
not meaa to fay the had, but he knew her to be a
thief, ai.d could Laing perfons to prove the had
taken my Lord's property out of the houle."—lt
appeared this charge came to the ear of Lady'
Mount Norri', who, it appeared from thcevidemee,
infitted that her maid-feti•ant fhonld clear up her
charaaer, or leave her fituation : to accomplith
that °Neel was the prefent anion brought.
Two female fervants who were precut proved
the plaintiff's cafe as opened: one of them was fo
sgitared as to bora into teats.
The defence was chiefly conducted by means of
an acute crofs-examination, and an able fpeech
from Mr. LOCK N•RT I one witnefs only was called
to contradia the plaintiff's as itneffes, who did not
fuccecd; he, the footman, going on his examina
ti ‘n much farther into the proof of the plaintiff's I
car: than her own %%ninth:, had.tinnz.

Tire Learned Jock.rs lammed up the evidence,
and remarked on the improper condua of this
coachman, who had lint been able, except by his
own intanperate language, to call tae !Mailed
imputation on this yuua.; wcznaa'scharat'ter.
haJ every rcafon to b.:li.:ve that a great deal of
very intemperate ill-mcalurcd language alien parr-
etl anr..rg it mutts, oho oll:ht to have Come little
ruorc rci;ard tn c :ch what': char-afters. knowing
t!:at Jerrn ;ea .•41 it. He h• pcJ
that ti•e cilion in this cafe might be nfeflll to
conc.% ti.:. a'ror.:. Th.: riv.io i.rn ordamayes was
for the c tl:c j•iry, oho would pit:
. r!.• y tho•ty,at w uld Weft the j. f.
I:c, Tie. Jur, ::• I far tLe pl:tir.t;ff
Jalia7e c.rtics 3., C' 1116
London, England, 1803-04-08

RUSSIA.

Sr. PITIII !BUR GH, MAIIC B.—Count SEaGEI
RutaAIIZOF I' has jult obtained permialon from the
EMPEROR to give liberty to his peafants by felling
his lands to them. As loon as the fum fired !ball
be paid to the Count, they and their pofterity are
free. The EMPEROR has teftified his fatisLifiion
at this refolution of the Count, by prefenting him
with a fnuff-boz, of the value of to,ooo roubles.
The Court Gazette of to-day announces the re-
quelled difmiffal of Baron NICOLA!, with his full
falary, as a penfion, of 5,800 roubles for life.
Maack; t T.—Great pains are taking with the
canal of the Moika, to give it a coating of granite
on the fides.

The appointment of M. NOVASILZOFF to be
Prefident of the Academy, has filled the friends of
the Arts and Sciences with the greatell joy.
A plan has lately been fent here from abroad,
from which the author imagines the :ma advan.
tageous confequences would enfue. The heads
ale thefe The Ruffian language is abfolutely
not capable of any perfeftion or refinement, and
confequently the nation cannot be Hinted. Ano-
ther language mull therefore be given to the Rut:
Gans ;—the author propofes the ancient Greo ,
end withes that 4000 Greek Schools might beellab.
!lilted in Rulfia, that in three years every body
might be able to Ipeak this language and have
forgotten their own. Then he could propofe tome-
thing elfe to promote the civilization of the Ruf-
fians ; but without the univerfal introduction of
the Gteek, it would be impoffible for 1.!.m."
London, England, 1803-04-08

DENMARK.

COPS/IMAGE*, MAitei4 19. the COnrce Of next
April two frigates, it is fAid, will be fcnt to the
Mediterranean.

Within thefe few days twenty (hips have paired
the Sound: one of them, which made a very quick
paffage, brings the unexpelted news of a (harp
prefs in the EngUr ports, for the lea fervice.
The Panics of GLOUCISTRR, who was a little
inditpofed laR Tuefday, has been vif:ting this week
the houfe of the Sea Cadets, in company of his
Royal Highnefs the CROWN PRINCE.
MARCH 22.—The PRINCE of GLOUCESTIR is Cl-
peeled to flay till the 9th of next month, and
then to go to Berlin and Drefden.
London, England, 1803-11-16

Virtu: of a Comm Mon Apyralfeuieht and Sale, iffu:d from
the High Court of Admiralty of England, addre.god to Edward
Lyne Peter Symons, Efqrs.
At the Broltzes 1411 e Room, to Woolfter-ftreet, Plymouth, on
l'udday, the 19th WEL at Teti,
''HE FOLLOWING GOODS, VIZ.
101 &&& (I && AT lON.
I Cafe Violins nod Clad-
TICt

20 Hhds. Sugar
7 Tierces ditto
9 Barrels ditto 3 Bales 7 Pieces Canvas
Hhds. Coffee 6 Ditto. 9co Coffee Bags
Tierces ditto 1 Cafe with two large Look-
s/ Barrels ditto ing Qtaffes
St Bags ditto I Ditto, It 7 Mull ditto
it Puncheons Rum 24 Calks Hoes, Locks, Car-
-9s Cat...-. Claret, Champalgo. pettier* 'Vasa, Sm.
and Vin de Grave s Cafes ditto
3653 Pieces Paper Hanging* C4lO Lead Drop Shot
Trunks,contaitting Hoeft- 45 Ditto Prepared Paint
whip, Pewter Spoons, s Cafe Writing Paper and
Account Books
46 Caps hem Nails 56 Cafes with 4soo Groat
31 Pieces Laws. Military Coot sad Vet
30 sr-- Sheeting Buttons
3 Bales 500 Pocket Hand- 36 Frying-pats
kerchiefs 6o Iron Weights
I Ditto, s Dozen Holland And Landry other Articles
Shirts
For Home Confumption.
90 Bag Cotton a Barrel Indigo
40 Legs Mahogany 26 Hides
33s Planks ditto 285 Os or Cow Horns
39 Pieces Lignin Vita 7i Bars Flat Irqn
45 Pieces Logwood 8 Bundles Rod ditto
39 Pktes of Fueick 13 Ditto Iron Hoops.
Being the entire Cargo landed out of the Friazek brig la Fiore.
taken on bet pallage from St. Domingo to Havre, and condemned
generally.
• Samples of the Sogars, Coffee. and Cotton, may be Peen in due
time at Mr. C. D. Simons', N 0.33. Cleat Tower-Rreet, or Alex-
ander Ofwald, Ely. No. sz, Dean erect, London. The wholoof
dr Goods may be leen, and Catalogues bad on application at the
Ofilessof the laid Edw. Lyric& Peter Symons. Brokers, Plymouth.
EDWARD LYNE and Pel LP. SYMONS, Commiflioners.

Immediately afterwards will be fold, at fame place,
FOR LIPOR1•710N.

rWENTY FOUR tiogtheads of Maccovado
-ILSU-
GAR, landed out of the Dutch 114 DOORNIIOAG, from
Demarara; (rettored to the Clients.) Samples may be feen in due
time, by applying to Mara. Peter Symons, Tea Merchants, Pot-
hole-Refit, Plymouth ; or Mr. C. D. Synions, Ship-broker, 33
Great Tower-flint, London.
Plyrr.outh, Wog. 10. PETER SYMONS, Sworn Broker
London, England, 1803-11-16

(For the remalude; of the dasetta, fez the laft page.)

PLYMOUTH, Nov. t4.—Came in the Smith ihip
Neflor. Captain ANDass Da Bloom*, from Porto
Cavello, bound for Cadiz, laden with cotton, cocoa,
hides, and indigo: fhe, was detained the 4.th ink. in
lat. to. 31 N. lone 67. a 6 W. by the Minerva priva-
teer. of Hull, Captain WALTON, which tare' came
in With her, after having been out four months with-
mit busking a capture, except the Neßor. Soon after
het arrival, the men of war impreired 53 of her crew.
—Alto the ENDTIIION, of 44 guns, from a cruize.
-1-Juft arrived, the brigs Mary, of Teignmouth,
Captain Sopaaar ; and the Hannah, of fame place,
both from St. John's, liewfoundland, laden with fint
Arid oh. ior a muter : they failed in company with
Sy fall, under convoy of the Isis, of so guns, Vice-
Admiral Gamete', and parted from them about it
rottnight ago, abont too leagues wet of Scilly....
Sailed the Pattie' or WALIS, of g 8 guns, Rear-
Admiral Sir R. CALDaIt, to join the Channel Fleet.

Poeviisoorn, Nov. 13.--Sailed the Gotame man
bf war under Pealed orders, and BLONDS frigate to
tie-of Lymington.—Dropped down to St. Helen's,
the BRITAM • la, of too guns, Capt. Lord Noir ma se :
The will proceed for Ireland. the firil fair wind.—
Sailed the Mealy* cutter, Lord TaLsor, with
two tranfports, under convoy for Ireland, laden
with arms, ammunition, and Ikores.—A large con-
voy from the Downs is expetted the ara favourable
wind, confining principally of flips bound to the
Mediterranean and the Weil Indies. The IflnanD,
Of so guns, Hon. Captain Caorcraet, with the Cou-
&so aux, is appointed convoy to the Wen Indies.—
kemain at St. Helen's the Wasbiee Cam.a, of 98
guns, Captain BUTIE s DIANA. of 38 guns, Capt.
RILING ; and the SOPHIs, of s 8 guns, Capt. Ross,-
London, England, 1803-11-16

NAUTICAL IN'TELLiCEN'cz.

MAILS THIS DAY.—Wiad
ARR. DOC
o Haraburgh
Waterford 0

FROM THE LONDON GAZFITE, NOV. 15.
DOWNING-STREIT NOV. 15.

A difpatcb, of which the following is a copy, was yefterday re-
ceived by the Right Honourable Lord HOBART, one of his
Mary's principal Secretaries of State, from General GaIN-
•IaLD, Commander of his iVlajefty's troops in the Windward
and Lee Ward Charibbee Minds :

Detnarara, Starbrock, Sept. ao, 1803.

My Lord—l have the honour to acquaint your
tordfltip of the furrender of this colony and Effe-
guibo, which capitulated yefterday, and this day we
ate in poilaon. I take the opportunity of a vac'
going to Barbadoes.to fend this, with the hope of its
reaching your Lordlhipfooner than that which Com.
modore HOOD and myfelf difpatch as loon as
we can convey more particulars. I have the honour
to be, &c. (Signed) W. Gate nit" Lieut. Gen.
Tb the Right Hon. Lord H &c. dce. Su.

ADMIRALTY OFFICE, NOV. 15.
Copy of a Difpatch from Commodore SADIVEL HOOD, COMM3h•
=under in Chid* of his ilitsjefty's Ships and Varela at the Lee-
ward Mande. to Sir EVAN NCFIAN, Bart. dated ON board his
14.4aJeity's Stip Csn raoa, of Demerara, Sept. 20.
Sir—Thinking it of the utrnoill importance to the
ittorcandle interell the earließ information lhould be
fent, of the furrender of this Colony, and that of Elie-
quibo, to his Majeßy's forces, I beg leave to ac-
quaint you, for the information of the Lords Com-
MifGoners of the Admiralty, the capitulation was
Egred on board the Havasu: yekerday morning;
in the evening the HORNET and Nsrtsv entered the
river, and two hundred troops took poffeiGon of
tort William Frederick, and this day the Colonies
Currendered. The Hippomena fhip corvette of 'lB
guns, the only veflel of the Batavian Republic here,
it included in the capitulation. I have the honour to
be, &c. (Signed) SAM. HOOD.
London, England, 1803-02-02

To BREWERS, DISTILLERS, &e.

TO BE SOLD, Three Second Hand Coppers,
One of Sixty Barrelb One of Ninety, and One of One
Hundred and Twelve, with boonn, bcfides a variety of finance
Slam.
Apply Pontifez. Galdwin and Co's. Manufadlo-
ties, NOS. 4R, and 47. Shocdane , or No. 98, Houndfdlteh,
I.endon; where Gentlemen may be fuppUed with every Article
In Copper for Home and Foreign Trade, Wholefale and Retail.
N. li. Sober and good Woritmea rent to any Part of the
Country to do Repairs, &c.
London, England, 1803-02-02

TO BE SOLD BY PUBLIC AUCTION,

At Trews Farm, within On Mile n( the Town of Newport,
On Monday the 7th day of February,

THIRTY MILCH COWS, moR of them in
their prime, and of the lira breed in P.ngiand; Twenty
need of Oxen, many of 'hem 6t for the Bomber ; Twcive
Harks and Cola; and various Articles for the Dairy and Huf-
Windt, ; Waggons, Carts, dm.
Like .iie, Pram 200 to 300 Tons of Prime Hay, in Lots,
kern 6 to 30 Tons each.
London, England, 1803-02-02

MITI,. HART INN, GLIILDFJRD.

ri '0 bc Let for a Term of fever YCVS, or to be
I. Sold by private Contradt, and imm di to Polfclft.iii given,
the Jamie well known Inn, now in hi;k .Ettiinatiott, fituat.: in
tome Cour ty Town of Surrey.
N. B. The Rentet• or Purchsfer may be accommodated with
the Stock !it the Houle and Yard at a Valuation.
Further Particular may bc known by applying to Mr. Rich.
Watfon, the Propriztor, in Guildford Aforcfabl.--All Letter-.
poll-paid, will be duly attended to.
London, England, 1803-02-02

PLYMOUTH, JANUARY 3:.

Came in the Vrow Anna, Capt. M. H. Torr,
from Seville, bound to London, with fruit; the
Thomas and Sally, Capt. PURCHASE, from Lon-
don, for Alderney, with fundries : this veffel be-
ing leaky was obliged to bear away for this port ;
a Bremen veffel, the Urania, Captain Greitson,
from Philadelphia, bound to Bremen, laden with
coffee, ice. ; the Friendfhip, of Bolton, Captain
Gt.ovan, from Philadelphia, bound to London,
laden with bark, fkins, Ste. ; a Portuguefe veffel,
the St. Jofepb, Capt. JoHN IrIARRe, from Bilboa,
bound to London, laden with nuts, Etc.

Sailed the Pandora, Captain BIENVINUE, from
Philadelphia for Guernfey, with tobacco : this
veffel in going out went on the Rocks at Mount
Edgecumbe, but the tide foon flowing, the was
got off again without damage, and proceeded on
her voyage; the Dempfter, Capt. COCHRAN, from
Faro for Hull ; the Favourite, Capt. CoutascH,
from Newfoundland for Jerfey ; the Purfuit, Capt.
Joao sow, from Valentia for Goernfey; the Union,
Capt. Icsmoso se, from Barcelona, for Gnernfey;
the Syren, Capt. Borate, from Mogadore for Lon-
don, laden with wool and other goods, failed un-
der quarantine.
The BILLEIsLE, of 74 guns, Captain Warm,
came from Hamoaze to Cawfand Bay, this morn-
ing, and is about to fail under fealed orders.
Several light Newcaftle and Sunderland colliers
took the advantage of a North Weft wind, and
proceeded to their refpelive deftinations.
C4me in from a cruife againft the fmugglers,
the Raptor a, of 14 guns, Capt. Faszza, and the
EAGLE, of is guns, Capt. WARD.
London, England, 1803-11-29

lAV.—Wind S. S. W.

I I H.aubttrzh

AU. DUI.
0 3

By a letter from the fleet, under Lord NELSON,
dated• September 24, we lcarn that the Staitotss
had then joined his Lordfliip's fquadron. which eon-
fated of fix fail of the line and one frigate. The fleet
had Ilona clofe into the harbour of Toulon, and
• nunted eight fail of the line betides frigates, ready
n fail.

Paszatscs, Nov. 26.—0 n Thurfday lag the Nue.
von (loop of war failed on• a cruize. Yefierday the
RESOLOTION cutter got under weigh, and flood to
Ica, but in the evening came in again and remained ;
this morning She again weighed anchor and flood off,
and at 3 P.M. was perceived in company with a (hip
clofe.hauled, fuppofed to he the NI MROD (loop of war
returning from a cruize. -
PORTSMOUTH, Nov. 28.—Arrived the BUSY (loop
of war .Trom convoying the Halifax fleet; and the
Marne Fortunie brig, Lieut. —, with difpatches
from General GRIN FIELD and Commodore Hoop,
which two officers landed with, and fee off for Lou-
don. They contain, we undaaand, the particulars
of•the capture of Demerara and Effequibo.—Went
oat of harbour the Pi ct at r icutter.—The Sore t a (loop
of Star, Capt. Rossasac se, is ordered to Falmouth,
to coiled the (hips bound to the Mediterranean.
Dsaz, Nov. 28.—Sailed the Meaux and Scout-
er. floops of war for the coafl of France. Wind S.W.

YARMOUTH, Nov. 28.—Yefterday failed la CON.
STANCR frigate on a cruize.—Arrived from Embdeu
the King of Pruflia, PIM jottocusom matter, with
parengvrs. Sailed this day the IN sr soma 'loop of
war, with a fleet of merchant Men for the Baltic.—
The (hips of war here are the R crusts, of. 74 guns,
Admiral Russet., one brig, and two revenue cutters.
The Accomplifhed Quaker, Douot.as, from Lon-
don, bound to the North, has put in here leaky, and
has loft an anchor and cable. The Newcaftle Trader,
DYER, froin Newcaflle, laden with coals, and Wand
to Guernfey, is put in here in diarefs. t%e Prize,
FRANCIS Coss, from NewcafHe, with coals, in a
gale of wind, had every thing wathed off her deck.
TANGIERS, SEPT. 11. A Dann brig was brought
in here on the 25th of Anvil. loaded with dry
Two Morocco corfairs had feized her under pretence
of examining if her cargo was &filially I/milk. Upon
the iiiiartetence of the airlift) Cui.ful the brig was
releafed after a few hours, and the Confill alfured
Ciat nothing of the kind fhould be permitted for
the future.
London, England, 1803-11-29

SICOMDFIGNT.

Was between two lads from lienfington, the one
named Lastl,fer, and the other Pleviestess. The great
(kill and fcience they were known to pofefs in box-
ing. induced the amateurs to take uncommon pains
to get them to fight a pitched battle. which they at
length effeded. On letting to, the amateurs could
not help expreffing their aftordhment at the fuperinr
flyle in which they fought. They teemed to have
acquired, confidering their years, every requifite for
the charader of pugdifts. Their manner of bitting
was (harp and Rraight forward, and they were not
only able to Rrike fevers blows, but to bear them.
Thefe promifing youths fought fifty.6ve rounds in
about one honr and a quarter t during which neither
of them ever once teemed to relax in vigour, or in
Ryle of fighting. What may alto appear furprifing,
the lads we. e not much bruifed in the conteft.
This entirely stole from their dexterity and *ill
in flopping the blows, which were onl7 felt on
their arms. At the expiration of the time men-
tioned, it was thought propel- to feparate them. as
the wager for which they fought was not great, to
make room for two other heroes of the fill, of great
eminence in the *Meg world . It was now nearly
dark, and the ring having been broken in, another I
was immediately made at Come dißance, when'
Aliph Cl; of Putney, a celebrated pugilift, and
Levy Cowan, from Lincolnllsire. a noted fighting
man, entered it. The funt for which they were to
fight was not confiderablet their grand objet was
to fettle a difpute which had taken place between
them, and to prove which was the belt man. Oa
Rripping, Offeemed to have grad! the advantage
io use. being at lean two Rone heavier than his op-
ponent. Cowan placed great dependence in his fops-

F rior and fet to with Indifference, if not coo.
tempt for his opponent. After thirteen rounds of bard
fighting, however, Cowan gave in.
It was now quite dark, which prevented other
banles hoar taking place. Nearly all the mails of
note in the country wet e prefent. The Game Chides
from Bria r)! was there, and is expetted to get match-
ed before he leaves London.
London, England, 1803-11-29

Trenll;ted from the French.

•• If we are to confider Oh Work of :he elegant, the philoto•
chi4al Lauder as a Novel, it certainly forms an epoch in that elate
of writinge; for be has wall executed what mould always be the
legitimate defer of thefe produftions, by a detail of natural inci-
dolts, properly arranged, to impart honourable and exalted fend-
manta in a flyle powerfully knpreffive. With the thread of the
ftory is thus interwoven defcriptious of the beautiful and romantic
fernery of Switzerland, a pest number of Anecdotes, Hiftory,
Biography, and valuable Thoughts on Education, of witch keno
arc thrown into the form of Notes.
London, England, 1803-11-29

DURF. end Co.'s ROYAL PATENT RAIN PROOF INVEN-
TION for CLOTHS. COATINGS, &c. 43, Aid,:rmanbury.
MESSRS. DUKE and Co. with great confidence
AT+ reeemmasii Coils*, Coatings, am Id whirl Groat Coats fee
the Volunteer Corps arc made to undergo their procals, which, at
a mod wining capence may thereby be made to refill the hewn*
and long continued ra'os. As the Patentees have, however, int-
coverel that Cloths arc fold, raid to have been made rain proof by
than ; bat which, to five fuch trifling rapence, have never ondei
gone their proecia, they think it proper to requeft that when :my
!doubt miles in the mind ad the wearer, a fpwmful m boihne wAer
stay be poured on the Coat, through which if it peeetrarr•, w• does
not ran sin tkG (intim like quickfilver, he may be certain ui impo-
Winn.

D. and Cn. arfo particularly tripe% that In every Inftanee when
poffible, a Coat that is worn in the rain may be thoroughly
by the fire or In the air, Wore It is azatn ISA orhervrife the damp
thereby occalaned will ruder the Cloth pervious to rain until it
ti dry.
London, England, 1803-11-29

NEW NOVEL OF A NEW SPECIES.

This day was pubfiltsed, eldely printed In 6 VOLI I amo. price 11.45.
brads. (the att. tat and 6th d which may be had (.paratnit.)
ADOLPH AND BLANCH ; or, Travellers in
Switzerland, By E. F. LAU FIER.
London, England, 1803-02-05

PRIVATE TUTOR.

WANTED, to attend a Family going in a
Public Situation to the Continent, a Private, 'later.
Whatever prejudice may exift againft this mode of application,
the prefent propofil will bo found to be worthy the attendon
of anyone whom fuels a fituation may fult.
Further partieulan maybe known by applying to Mr. Rob-
fon, Buukfeller. New Bond-Rreet.
N. D. No foreigner need
-
SPRING FLEET.
IArERCHANTS and Captains of Ships wig)
17A wits to lay out their money to the belt advantage, map.
during the Spring quarter, five full 30 per Oret. by pasethaling
double and Angle barrelled Guns, Pinola, Blunderbsilisa, or
any kind of Shooting Tackle, Powder, Shot, and Mints, at
Rotarian and Co.'s Manuf.citory and Armoury Sale Room,
Tichhorne-ftreet, the Top of the Haymarket.
Fire-Arms repaired, Gun-batrela browned, and Spring Guns
fog Gardena, Ste.

•PPly.

ENGLISH STATE LOTTERY,
Begins drawing 4th April, 1803.
NoTr.—The Capital PAW is this Lottery arc not fixed to be
drawn upon any particular day, and the low& Prizes are
col. tack. •

Total Value.
i.ilopeou
yo,ooo
Two*
*OOO
London, England, 1803-02-05

SATURDAY, FEBRUARY S.

PRICE OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK:
1 per Cent. Red. 7lt 71 74
3 per Cent. Conf. money, 7cr—far nee. 714 7! 70:.
New 5 per Cent. ro3lj-0 3 per Cent. toot
Omnium 441 diL
PRICE OF STOCKS YESTERDAY:
Bank Stork 1865 187 India Stock
3 per C. Red. 704 71 704 7r Imp. 3 per Cent.69it
3 per C. Conf. 70tit4 Imp. Ann.
4 per Can. Conf. 84j17 Excheq. Bills. par. is. diL
5 per C.Ann. root! Omnium 3 41 dif.
3 per C. 1797, lo3ly Lottery Tickets 171.165.
Long Ann. 20t 7-16 Conf. for acc. 700 71 701
COURSE OF EXCHANGE.
II Amfierdam, 36 2a U. Cadiz 27i paper. Naples 401
Do. at fight 35 10 Ditto 35g erred. Genoa 46
Rotterdam, 36 3 a U. Macirid 36 vied. Lifbon 68
Hamburgh 34 3 ail!. Gilboa 353 aid. Oporto 6
Alosna 34 4 TV.% I Leghorn so DUbIiA 12
Paris, x day's date, 24 8 liv..—Ditto, 24 12 IU.
Bourdeaux, ditto, 24 13
DVILIN, Frain:tsar /..STOCIL EXCHANGE.
3i per C. Gov. Deb... 3 per Cent. Gov. Deb. 99
Courfe of Exchange—Dublin on London tit la.

We have received letters from Gibraltar down
to the loth ult. at which time the Garrifon was
'Viet and regular as ultra]. The three ringleaders
in the late difturbances there, were Ghat on the
Grand Parade on the 4th, in prefence of the whole
Gan ifon, who were under arms on the occafion.
The firing party was drawn by lot from the men
of the asth regiment. The unhappy (offerers ma-
nifeaed great contrition for their crime, and ac•
knowledged the juftice of their fentence, which
feemed to make a deep impreffion on the troops,
who, as ufual, were afterwards marched by file, paft
the dead bodies. We are forty that the prefs of
matter this days obliges us to poftpone other par-
ticulars till Monday.
Yellerday after our Paper was at Preis, Paris
Journals, to the to infant, came to hand. The
Moniteur announces the return of SEDASTIANI from
his tour in the Levant and in Egypt, and contains
a report on the fubjcS which, in whatever light it
be viewed, cannot fail to excite much attention.
Although every body could form an eilimate of
the pacific tendency, and the commercial (peculation,
of this embalry, it was hardly to be expeded that
the Moniteur would communicate to all Europe the
refults of SISASTIANINI obrervations. Though
much narrative and reflation may have been flip.
preffed, it is furprifing that fo much should have
been publithed. It is rearce polthle to doubt, and
wat man ever did doubC that Bow APARTR'S views
on Egypt remained unchanged ; hut this paper
teems to convert opinion into abrilute certainty.
SFSASTIANI begins with raying, that he had
vne to Eg) N by direft.,in of 'fa it t VRAND, to
oemand the evacuation. It is karccly pAible to
conceive a gl,:ater ahtordiry. Surely "'ALLAY.
RA *4O knew Vet r well General STUART COU:a.
not evacuate E7ytot v.ithout rders from tl.is Go.
vstllllloll. lint :it-BASTIAN Objea was to fp!
nak,lnsisot tnc lend, and to form itt:elligct.e.2
ssith the It wd, the direontenTed, and the abandon-
ed, in td..r, en lonic rum,_ occafion, to 1-erre the
Miner.

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