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London, England, 1803-01-07

PORTSMOUTH, JANUARY S.

Laft night arrived at the.Motherbank his Ma-
jetty's (hip Hound,from Gib: altar, in fixteen days.
By her we are concerned to. hear that a ferious
mutiny had broke out on boi.rd the Gibraltar of
84 guns, which Billed from Gibraltar for Malta,
in company with the Superb, Dragon, and
Triumph, and loon after failing the crew of the
Gibraltar mutinied, and took polieffion of the '
(hip, and then the was run up under the Items of
the other (hips, the crew cheering ; but this fignal
not having • the defired etreet, the crews of
other (hips retaining their loyalty and difcipline,
the mutineers Demme panic firtck; and were then
eafily fubdued by their Officers, who behaved very
gallantly. The ringleaders were immediately IC-
I cured, and three of them had been tried and exe-
cuted before the Hound le:t the Rock.
We are. alio informed by this (hip, that the
States .of Barbary have agreed to furrender three
of their•ppris lathe French.
• The Theis frigaterwo invalids,:left Gibraltar
the awe day as the Hound. The Round has had
very bad weather, , and her .fails were blown
away in a hurricane of wind on the 28th of De-
, eember.

JAIIIMARY , •
Pared by, the karl Cambaen and Royal estorge,
from London, for India.—The Abundance fore
flip is on !bore near the Hie of Wight.
Arrived the Autumn ?loop 'Or- war, Captain
Richardloa, from Chatham.
London, England, 1803-01-07

No. I, GFRRARD-STREET, SOHO.

T AND J. WOOD beg leave to return thanks to
• their numerous Friends for the many Favours conferred
on them during their refidence in Gerard ftreet, and refp a -
fully acquaint them, that having difpoled of the Concern to
Meffi a . Edwanla, Cars, and Cooper, they carnally recommend
them to their patronage and futport.

VDWARDS, CASS, and COWER, molt re-
-La fretfully acquaint the Nobility, Gentry, their Friends,
and the Public in general, they have taken that emenfive COW
Cellljate Win. J. and J. Woods, No. t, Gerrard-ftreet. Soho,
and in addition to their valuable Stock of Family Linen, Furni-
ture, Prints, &c- laid in a new and elegant Afrortment tif Linen
Drapers Goods of every defcription, which they are deter-
mined to fell on the molt reafonable Terms.
E. C. and C. heg to obferve they intend keeping a much-
more general Affortsnent of Goods then their PredeceiTors have
done of late years, and pay that Perfonal attention to their
Cußomers, which will admit of an opportunity to fee all their
Friends treated on the molt liberal Plan, and fhall. always
be careful to recommend there articles that will infure to them
future confidence.

N. B. Black Barcena', Bombaseens, Bomhazets, and every
Article for Family Mourning. Real Welch and Sahlbury
Flannels.

Da. JAMES'. ANALEPTIC PILLS.
FOR the Rheumitifms and Colds which prevail
at thia feafon of the year, no Medicine is fo Cafe and eilicaci•
ous as Dr. Ja was's A t c Pt t. Ls. Their peculiar tendency
to promote Perfpiration, and ail the natural Secretions, will ac-
count for their finguhr virtues In there Complaints, as wellets
in many others to which the human frame le liable hum die
vieliatudes of oar Climate. They are admirably calculated for
diforders of the Stomach and Bowels ; for perfons of a Bilious,
or a Gouty habit, as alto for thee whore Conltitutions hava
been affefted by a too adtive or too fedcnotry life. They are
ilitcwfte particularly fervlcrable in Heed-Ache occafiened by
,amain removing the bid alhdts at free living; as
silistrilprereatin Pates and Apopicrs fo often the conk-.
Tacna: of intemperance. Itecourfe be bad to than
after every eicefs of eating or drinking ; and upon every Oight
hadifpofition ; and thus their well known charadtcriftle of
promotingiergerity will be maintained; for, by smiting No-
tate in the due diltharge of the animal fuodtions, and by beep-
ing the conititudiati as it were In continual repair,they prefervc
the body in health sod vigour, and pretreat premature decay.
As the ANA L a PTIC PILLS owe their exceltence to a peculiar
preparation, which has never been divulged by the Inventor
but to the prefent Proprietors, 'they can only be bad gamine
from then; and they are fold by FIANCIII NIWIll•, at the
Wareboafe for Dr. James's Powder, No. 45, the Eaft End of
St. Peas, a few doors from Cheapfide, London ; and at Dr.
James's late houfe In Bruton-lb-ea ; in Boxes, price 4s. 6d.
eseh, Stamp included ; or the quantity of Rs may be bad in one
large box, for it as. thi.....Obtenre that the rose, " F. New-
bay, No. 4s, St. Pad's," is engraved la as Stamps. All
others are twanterfelts.
London, England, 1803-01-07

GREENOCK, JANUARY 4.

The Ariadne, Jones's-on, from hence, arrived
at Barbadoes, 13th Nov.
II The Alert, M'Lecocair, from hence to Liver-
pool, was fare in Campbeltnwn, 3oth December.
The Fame, Toomsos, from hence to Dublin,
was fafe in Strangford 3oth December, by letter
from the matter, who mentions, that feveral yeah
were forced in there, and loft on that emit the day
before. _ _ _

The Nelly and Peggy, Kis, which arrived left
night from Lifbon, was driven as far up Lochfine
as Lochgilphead, in the heavy gale of Thurfday
laft. It was reported there. that five different
veffels were on (bore in Lochfine, one of them the
brig Adventure of Ayr, from Quebec for this port,
at Tarbert. _ _

Captain Cwitancii•m, of the Hero, arrived here
on the 246 ult. (poke the brig Henny, of and for
Liverpool, from QLiebec, with a cargo of wheat,
out nine weeks, in great diflrefs, having encounter.
ed extreme bad weather during her parlige ; the
Captain Paid he believed his cargo would be con-
fiderabl damaged.
The True Briton, MiDouo A 1., which failed from
London on the in ult. for Cork and Jamaica,
on the 9th was obliged to put into St. Mary's,
Scilly Viands, and lay there till the tfith, when in
a violent gale of wind the parted her belt bower
anchor, and for the fafety of the Ibip cut her (mall
bower, and run for St Mary's pier, letting go the
((ream anchor, which, however, did not bring the
(hip up ; (he drifted on forte rocks, but never-Ruck
fall, and got into a fine Tandy bay, and has fuftain-
ed little diming, ; (he was expelled to fail for Cork
about the 3oth ult. Three brigs were driven altore
on fame day, and their cargoes much damaged,
I which they were obliged to laud.

FROM LLOYD'. LIST.

JAN. 6—Retnain in the Downs, the inunortallte and
Jamaica frigates, Arrow floop war, and ST:ipe gun sedeL—
Wiud 8.8. E.

Oa Avg sIN n, JAN. 6.—Palled by, the Comet, Larkttss, from
Bengal; True Briton, Clark, from Chit:a ; Frederick, Rod-
man, from Amiterdam ; Vrow Ram'iy, from Lea r
Magdalena, from Embdul ; Eleanor, Mallett, from
Civita Vecchia; Fero of the Nile, —; Venus, Blrb ; and
Chriftophu and Elizabeth, Johnfon, ftorn Lifbon.--Sailed the
Rio Nova, Applety, for Mika; Martha, Lewington, tut
Dublin; and Fanner, Carneby, for Ldbon.
London, England, 1803-10-21

TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION,

By Order of the AiOgren of John Barnes and John Gardner, Bent-
rupts, at the Star Inn, in Oxford, on Thurfday, the 34 nay at
November. at Sit eats& in the Evening, labial to fuck Con-
ditions of Side as flan be then produced.
I`H.E principal Sum of soool feeured by the Rev.
A. sir JohmThmas Wheate, Bart. to become doe end payable
no the CoOtiaSeeeles hereafter-mentke ed by way of Putt Obit
Mortgage of the condnient Remainder of. and in the fneral Ma-
sers or Lordihipa, of Meddle Afton and Smeple Akan, in the
County it/Orford, and divers capital Manors, Hodes, Menages,
or Dwelling-boufts, Farms, Lands.Tenements,and Hereditament',
htuate within the laid Manors or Lordadps, or reputed Manors
or laorkilhim ; and alfu open fevers! other Mcitiages. Panne,
Lands, and Hereditament% in Long Itchlaton, otherwife Long
itehington, in the County of Warwick.
The above Mates and Premifee ars Winked to the ufe of two
Gentlemen <one of whom is about the age of fin Years, in an '
Indifferent !tate of health, and unmarried; and the other a rev/
years younger, and unmarried); and the refpedlive iffues male of
their tmlies,lawfully Ming, who &cold take the Rename of Page
only; and in default thereof, to the ufe of the Rev. Sir John Thos.
Wheate, Lite of Langton Cottage, in the County of Bats, Ban.
and the ifibe male of his body, lawtully Ming. who thou d take
and ufe the ftrname of Page only, with not/ander over. This
Sum of toed. I. fecund on the above Hereditamentsand Presage,
by Sir John Thos. Wheate, the contingent Remainder Man, to be
paid as the danik of the before-mentioned two lives without law-
ful male ifue ,or having kith Woe in cafe of their not talking the
tame of Page only, and payable Immediately on Sir John Thomas
Wheate mining into poffeffion thereof, without &Suellen. The
Rev. Sir Phis llamas Wheate is a Bachelor, and enjoys a good
Rate of health.

• For further particulars, enquire of Mr. Windle. Solicitor, Dart-
lett'►l.u:idinp, London; Mr Bo:1, Solic;tor,Oxfortl; or of Mr.
Hobrow. Bolton•le. Moors, in the county of Lantana. Solicitor
to the Affirm, Mr. CIS. Manufadurer, Bolton.
London, England, 1803-10-21

NVMDEP 4628]

THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY-LANE.
• Friday, oAoher at, tlo3.
The Public are molt refpecifolly informed alit there will be n•
performance at this Theatre Ws Eveniuz.
MORROW EVENING, OCTOBER IL
*lll be performed Clay permitaan of the Proprietors of the
Tbsitre-Royal, Covent-Garden) a Com:e Opera, called
THE DUENNA.
Don Jerome, Mr. SUE PT;
rentlasod. Mi. KLL(.Y t Antonin, Mr. DIGNUM;
Corbel, by A YOUNG GENTLEMAN,
XPelng his Era appearance on any Rage) ;
Mae Mendoza, Mr. DOW TON ;
Father Paul, Mr. PALMER.
tears, Mire DE CAMP ; Clara, Mrs. mourrramr ;
Margaret, Mifa POPE.
To which will be added a Mufical Entertainment, called
THE CAMP.

bn Monday, the Tragedy of Pizarro ; with the Camp.
On Thurfday the revived Tragedy of Edward the 131ack Prince
And on Eatunlay. will be produced (never performed). a Ncw
Mtsfaeal Drama, in Three Ads, called a Wife with Two I listbands.
The Mac compared and feleEted by Mr. Mazzinghi.
A Now Comedy, in Flve Ads, called Hearts of Oak, is in re-
lit:arts!, 'and will be fredily produced.—A New Farce is alb, in
preparation.

THEATRE-ROYAL. COVENT-GARDEN.
THIS PRESENT EVENING, OCTOBER 21,
will be performed the new Comedy of
JOHN BULL.
Or, AN ENGLISHMAN'S EIRE-SIDE.
Per[Eine, Mr. COOKE ;
Torn ShuMeton, Mr. LEWIS ;
rci:nstEilornberry, Mr. FAWCFAT ;
Brul;ruddery, Mr. ROCK;
Dan, Mr. EMERY.
Lady Carolina Braymore, Mn. II lIMPHRIES ;
Mary Thornberry, Mrs. GIBBS ;
Mn. Brulgruddery, Mrs. DAVENPORT.
To which will be aided the Mufic.l Entertainment of
THE DESERTER.

On Monday, the Third Night of Pizarro; atter which will be
revived the Mats% Entertainment of 'llamas and Sally.
Va Todday, the Hidoncal Play of King Henry the Fifth, or
the Battle of Agincourt ; with A Tale of Myftery.
On Thurfday neat, the I' tagedy of the Of Meter. Beverley, Mr.
Kemble ; Stokeley, Mr. Cooke; Mrs. Beverley, Mrs. Siddons.
Dryden 's Malque of Arthur and Emmeline is in preparation
MA will very foon be produced, after Shakelyeares Comedy of
Much Ado about Nothing I &media, Mr. Lewis ; and Beatrice,
Mifs Brunton.—A otw Fares, of Two Ada, is in rebearfal.
London, England, 1803-12-13

FEMAL* BIOGRAPHY.

This Day was poislifbed, in Six handful:at Volumes Duodecimo,
price One Galatea and a Half in Boards, or Two Pounds fle-
Vaetly bound,
EMALE BIOGRAPHY; or, MEMOIRS of
REMARKABLE and ILLUSTRIOUS WOMEN of all
Ages and Countries, impartially and faithfully compiled from the
molt authentic founts, and amazed alphabetically.
This interciting and valuable work i• indifpenfible to the com-
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Ghost far poet bibs the are firifidok their aincition AU the
duratitra have been Malted and written with the molt attentive
'reser& to the promotion of virtue, and as the Wing attratllena of
Bicgraphy have throughout the wok been brousht in aid of the
eftablihed pribciples of religion and morality.
Printed for Richard Phillip, No. 71, St. Pawl's Churcheyird
•ted to be had of all Boolifellers.

GOMVIN's LIPS AND AGE 0? CHAUCER.
Thu day *u publlibed,
13 Two Volismts, 4•o Price Three Gainer and a Half in Boards,

Ala/bated with Portraits,
THE HISTORY cf the LIFE and AGE of
GEOFFREY CHAUCER, the early Englint Poet , In-
cluding Mensolro of his near Friend and Xinfman, Joan of
GAUNT, Duke of Lane:Rev AVILLIAM GODWIN.
Printed for Richard Phillips, No. it, St. Paul's Church-) ard ;
. . .
London, England, 1803-12-13

sod to be hid of alf&Ookkners.

".• This Work consprehends views of the Prosser' of SOCIETY,
SAAUNICI7, :.11sa the FINE ARTS, from the Dawu of Literature , in
hiods.rn Entope, to the clofe of thc FOURTELN,AI CENTIME,
with CHARACTIaq of the rincipal Melanges In the COURTS Of
EDWARD thc Trials, and ICUARD the Simone.

DREADFUL ACCIDENTS PREVEN rED.
This day waa pubfthed, Fifth Edition, price too 6d.
With Ten Plate,
A STLEri NEW SYSTEM of EQUESTRIAN
•;- EDUCAI lON.

A general knowledge of fuck ufcful and noble acquirements, ef-
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London, England, 1803-12-13

BOARD AND LODGING.

A GENTLEMAN, whole Family confills of him•
Pelf, his Wife, an Infaat, and one Maid Servant, %Iran for
Board mid Lodging in room refpedlable Family in London, or with-
tiadp 'edits of ft
Any Perfarwho may and it convenient to accommodate him
on moderate terms, II requeftrd to addreft a few lines lit ting parti
trulars, to A. C. at Skalton'a Libra), houtharrirna.

TO MILLERS, &e.
TO BE SOLO BY PRIVATE CONTRACT,

ACAPITAL CORN-MILL, capable of grindink
about too Loads per Week, in an eligible and convenient
&nation near London —For particulars enquire of Alegre. Wef-
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TO IRONMONGERS, &c.
TO BE LE.T. and entered upon immediately,
A N exceeding good Dwelling-I-L.4e, with the
1 .1. well azcuilomed Shop, Warrboufe, and Pramires, fituate in
the pleafant Market Town of Oundle, in the County of North-
bampton, now in the occopation ni Mr. Thomas Henry Collier,
in which the bufinefs of an ironmongir has been carded on to a
very corifiderable ex•ert for upwa•dsot fifty years. The fitoation
is well worthy the attet,ti n of any one who I. dafirous of efta•
blififing hintfell in the above l'rade. The Stork is to be taken at
a fair appraifentent, and for o:ether particulire apply to Mr. John
Atkinfon, Attorney at Law, 12,:tcrL,izonzh, NonhampteMkire.
London, England, 1803-12-13

IRISH WAYS AND MEANS.

Mr. Coe& moved
46131. or yoool. frith currency, for Building and Repairing
Churches in Ireland, &c. Ecc.
23,076 L for Civil Buildings.
2211. for extra trouble in colleeting Public Accounts.
1841. to the General Infpcdtor of Imports and Exports.
And revere! other (mailer fume.
Agreed to, and to be reported to•morrow.—Adjourned.
London, England, 1803-12-13

be remarked that many of thofe, if not molt, who.'
held Commands in there Corps were perfons of high
refpeetability, if not of high rank and importance.
But what had the Gentleman who oppofed this plan
offered in lieu of it ? Nothing but an armed peafantry
and the dilbanded Volunteers. When Gentlemen
talked of the Volunteers hurting the Army of Referve,
they fhould recollect, that thole of the Volunteers,
who might be drawn, would, in almoft all cafes,
ferve by fubflitute. The extent of exemptions, was
a fubjed that would come more properly before the
Houfe in the next Bill. Gentlemen had propofed
nothing like a fubftitute, and he trolled they would
fee the impropriety of their oppofition.
Mr. WINDHAM explained. He had not Paid re-
duce all the corps, but don't inereafe them. Dimi-
nifh them rather, and promote the regular army. He
did not with to attack an inevitable eftablilhment,
but he confidered the whole fyftem as nearly at an
end ; and, therefore, as being juftified, in confidering
the means by which it was either to be repaired or
replaced by fomething elfe.
Mr. Bragge and Mr. Windham explained.
The Refotution was put and carried nem. con.
Mr. Secretary YORE' moved the xd reading of
the Bill to amend and explain the Volunteer Ad.—
Read a fecond time, and committed for to-morrow.

COMMITTSE OF SUPPLY.

The CHANCILLOR of the EXCHEQSER moved a va-
riety of mifiellaneous fums, and the refolutions were
unanimoufly agreed to. Among others were—

Col. to Mt; Brimlie.
2191. to Mr. Clementfon, for rant of a houfe is lieu of his for.
Nur apartments. •
sjocd. 9s. 6d. to W. B. Cobb, for additional earners of Clerks
auditing Public Accounts.
a,7e11. 91. to Lord Wallineham.
6491. 2s. to the Magiltracy of the Thames Police.
2411. its. 61. to Wm. Mitford, for repairs of Port Patrick.
6,5 231. is. Bd. for expenens of complying with the Addicting of
the Houfe.—Agreed to.
London, England, 1803-12-13

, . .
The principal Charadiers by
Mr. HILL, Mailer P. BENSON, Mr. INCLEDON,
Mr. BLANCHARD, Mr. BR ARAM, Mr. MUIMEN.
rs. GLOVER, Mrs HUMPHREYS, Mn. DAVENPORT,
Signora STORACE, Mn. ATKINS, Mifs GAUDRY.
To which will be added a Farce, called
THE JEW AND THE DOCTOR.
London, England, 1803-07-05

BAST INDIA DOCKS.

The EaR India Docks Bill was committed.
Mr. CALCIAIT propofed a claufe for limiting the
powers granted under the bill to 2 1 years. After
fome con verfation this claufe was adopted, and the
Report of the Committee was ordered to be received
tomorrow.
London, England, 1803-07-05

INFIBIOR CLERGY.

Mr. BUXTON role to move for leave to bring in a
bill for the relief of the inferior clergy. The objet
of the bill would be to give or rather reflore to the
Commillioners of Q2een Anne's Bounty the power
of augmenting the revenues of poor curates, and to
open a door to private benevolence for that purpofe :
this was the original intention of the A& of Queen
Anne, and fueh was its operation until it was alter-
ed by the A& of the 9th of George 11. The astute
of (teen Anne, after the appropriation of the firli
fruits, invites her Majelly's fabjefts to follow her ex-
ample by will or deed. The number of livings un-
der fifty pounds a year, he was well informed, was
nearly fix thourand. This charity, therefore, flood
as much in need of private aid as any other: In the
debate on the Clergy Refidence Bill, the Chancellor
of the Eschequer bad exprefed his with that route.
thing (tumid be done for the relief of the poor clergy,
even in the prefent fetfion ; but confidenng the bur-
thens which it MA% nece(ary to impure for the de-
fence of the country, he thought it would be better to
retort to private benevolence, than to any public
meafure for that purport. Imprefed by this fenti-
mint, he moved, that leave be given to bring in a
bill for rendering more efFeitlual certain Ales of the
ad and 3d of gluten Anne, for maintaining poor der-
gymcn.--Leave given.
London, England, 1803-07-05

VATS /lUD MA US.

The Houfe revived into a Committee of Ways
and Means, in which Mr. Coate called to the recol.
Ir,iion of the Hoofs what be bad dated on Saturday.
refpeehng tbs hiOilcan. In cafe it Osould be found.
Use t,os million, which was the proportion tithe

Loan for 'rebut could sot, from the circonsltAncos
of that country, be borrowed with advantage, it was
thought sivifable, that the Lard Lieutenant ihould
Lave the power of railing the fame fum by Loans on
trcafury Bills. Thefe sills were precikry the fame
as Exchequer Bills in ibis country. He movcit a
Refolotion Tor raifidg ooe million to this :Rimer.
which was agreed to, and the Report ordered to be
made tomorrow.—Adjourned.
London, England, 1803-07-02

FRANCE.

PARIS, JUNE sy.
The Clerks In the War Office have addreffed to tbc
of that Department the following letter 3
0 Citizen Miniaer,it it not enough for us to emulate each War
n corfecrating our nights to forward the preparations which dr-
:omitancts have r.ndered neceary. W. are silo unions to be
illOciated in that generous impulfe which in every part of Frame
miltiphea perfonal facrifices, to avenge the national honour and
.he faith of treaties. We dedicate the produce of a febfcription
Which we have made, to the building of a gun boat, 'to be called
fhe rellona. We will ourfelves fupernitend her building at the
iiorpital of Invalids; we will equip her, and we dull ever he Zal••
• to prove, that there is nu kind of fervic'e to which we are not
tinbitious of devoting outfelves againft an enemy, while temerity '
dares to lank a people who have to avenge them geopoo heroes,
the Mil= accord of gopoopoo of mat, and &more% rc."
London, England, 1803-07-02

• • 4eolLl CP-
The ne* bodes in the neighbourhood of guffel-
fquare having been repeatedly robbed of lead, the
builders have lately employed a man to keep watch.
Yc(serday thoming, between three and four o'clock,
the man who was keeping watch in a hook in Coram-
ftreet, heard tome perfon taking the lead off she
roof, upon which the alarm being given, a number of
perfons pined in the purfuit, which continued for
about an hour and a half, the thief efcaping from
building to building, and at length got into a chim-
ney. *here thofe in parfuit of him threw bricks down
uponhim, which obliged him to quit that fituation,
and on his endeavouring to get out backwards, an in.
habitant of Hunter-Ikea difcl2arged a blutiderbufs
at him as be entered the garden, the coottnU of which
lodged in his body, and he expirod ins few minutes.
He was likewife wounded under his left ear, by a then
from one of the piftols difcharged at him. His ap-
pearance was that of a man in great diarefs, and he
is fuppored to have been a fhoemaker, as a pair of
lhoemaker's p:ncers was found upon the roof of the
building where he was firil feen.
Yefierday a man, fuppored to be an accomplice of
the decoafed, was taken to the Public Office, Bow -
(treat, and was committed for further examination.
Guestucats.--Yelerday a preterded hams w
committed for re-examination, on a charge of de-
frauding a publican of nearly soh on making large
pretenfions to prize -m Joey, which had no foundation.
Woes Hi r-s raser.—Yeflerday a woman, named
Keffon, charged with uttering counterfeit money, was
committed fur re-examination.
SNADWILL.—YeRerday John B7trman, a journey-
man lawyer, at Poplar, belonging to the merchants
dock there, was again charged by his landlady,
Mrs. Weyman, with having robbed her of 225. and
committed for trial.
THAM es OFFlClL—Yeerday a number of convic-
tions took place againft a number of labourers on
board Quips, for purloining various articles of pro-
perty, in value from sos. to 51. each.
Seven watermen were fummoned before the MA•
gifirates, for negleCting to have the numbers painted
on their boats, and for refuting to wear their badges,
agreeable to the late regulations ; when one of them,
who had been extremely infulting throughout the
whole of his condua, was fined sos. forming a fe-
pante offence; the retL were Zifcharged, on prom&
mg the Magifirates not to offend again againfl the law.
London, England, 1803-07-02

CREDITORS of Mr. WILLIAM NASH.

ALL Perfons having any Claim on Mr. WM.
NABH, of Biihop's Waltham, Hants, Grocer and Tallow
Chandler, are &Geed to tranfmit the particulars at their refpec-
tive Claims, to Mr. WIL I IA II GunNal, Solicitor. at Bilhop's
Waltham aforefaid, on or before the tsth day of July next, or
they will be excluded the Banat of a Dividend intended to be
made of his Eltatnand Meta., And all Perfona indebted to the
Laid Mr. NASH; upon the Balance of Account or otherwife, are
hereby required to pay the Amodin of their retpedirc Debts to
Mr. Ou Is MIR, 011 or before the faid isth day of July next, os they
will be fued for the fantewitbout further Notice.
London, England, 1803-07-02

PRICE OF TALLOW IN LONDON.

St !Mee/ ;;;;; 41 .....iOV/ O .L. LON
Clare Market as 44.1 tturia ditto (can.) 68s od to 7ys
Wbiterhapet Market Ruata ditto (fhap) flps od to 7os
(per glow of 81b.) as ad Melted Stulf 6ss od to os
rr-- Ditto rough ass ed
13$ Id Graters :as od to DI
Average Price as 40 Good Dregs Icoto es
Yellow soap, llzs, to or..r—Mottled, pos.—Curd, pas-
price ut Candles per claim, i ts. 6d.—.Moulds, 136. 6d.
COALS, July t.
Bert Coals in the Pool, ii. pr. 61. pet Chairs&
Delivered 21. 18s. 6d.
tlut Kirtland, st. os 6d.
ller:lvered sl. pa 64. .

1.41, INTILLAGENCE.

COURT OP IMO'S BENCH. JULY 1.

PARKIN, sm.,. slows.
Mr. LR s a ta x timed, that this was an million brought
nn a Bill of Exchange for 2131. which the Defendant
had indorfed over to the Plaintiff. In confequenee
of this Bill being difhnuoured by Mr. Holt, who was
the acceptor, the Defendant became liable as Indor.
fer. It was to lee Paid, the Plaintiff had not given
him due nbtice)bt the dithonour of the Bill. He
1110,1 Id thew, that after the Bill was dithonoured, the
Defendant promifed payment. Af,er the names on
the Dill, and the dithonnuring of it had been proved.
it was put in and read ; it was dated London, Nov.
aft, ifitat, and payable ti‘ elite months after date. It
appeared in evidence, that after the Bill had become
due, the Defendant was willing to pay it, by anothe.
drawn on his father in law at 12 months ; the holder
contented to take another Bill at fix months, which
the Defendant refufed to give him, and therefore this
aaiun was brought, the Defendant had no objeaion
to par the Bill in this manner. This was in the latter
end of January, and three months after the Bill be.
came due.

Mr. Callow, as Coon!11 for thc Ekren 'ant, oh-
ferved, that this promife by his Client had been made
in total ignorance of the law, which he hoped would
work no injury to the Defetlant. He cited a cafe
of Chuffin v. Paxton, where it had been held that a
party was excufed from an ignorance of the law.

Lord ELLEN/101%013CH obfcr►ed, that he was in that
cafe. An .tsfolute ignorance was there proved.—
That was a cafe certainly of a very equivocal fort,
and never was reported. His Lorthhip fitid, he
Ihottld doubt very much whether any defence to a
Bill of Exchange could be founded on the ground of
ignorance of the law. If the party was not deceived,
(nd that is not pretended here) it mua be prefumed
he knew every thing refpeding it, and therefore his
Lordthip thought this was a promife to pay.
Verdil for the Plaintiff 2[31.
s.scv O. COLLACD.

Mr. Eascttrs Oared, this adion was brought to
recover damages for the breach of a contra& for the
purchafe of a quantity of wooden fpars ; they fell in
price, and therefore the Defendant declined to accept
them. When thi► cafe had proceeded a certain way,
th: Plaintiff was nonfuited.
The adjournment day at Guildhall is the t 2th incl.
London, England, 1803-07-02

SCHOLLILY V. PERROT.

Mr. ERIIIIIIII fisted that this was an ailion for the
non-delivery of omnium. The Rocks had rifen be-
tween the day of the bargain and the day appointed
for.the transfer. The Defendant failed to appear to
fulfil his contra& ; but he would now be obliged to
pay in damages the difference between she two pr ices.
T. Arundel, the broker, fwore that on the 1.4111 of
the month he boulfht stool. omnium from the De-
fendant for the Plaintiff, to be delivered on the 16th.
The fcrip was then in the Bank. On the itSib he was
ready to pay 1570. the price agreed upon in the ufual
manner, but the Defendant failed to appear. On the
14th omnium was at 64 difeount, on the 16th only
31. On his erofs-examination he was ftrialy quet •
tinned as to whether this was a bargain for time, on
which, by the Stock Jobbing AR, an aaion could not
be brought ? He declared that it was a tasefuk con-
[rad for real flock actually to be delivered.
A very important point then arofe ; but as it re-
ceived.not determination, we null but briefly advert
to the ingenious rtguments tifed on both fides.

Mr. GARROW contended that the Plaintiff tuna be
sonfuited, as the declaration did not properly Rate
the contraa. It was then averred, that the Defendant
fold the Plaintiff, de. it of and in one of the public
Stocks or fecurities of thii realm called Omnium."—
But Onsuintn was not a public flock or feeurity. The
ptirchafer only acquired a right upon certain condi-
tions to receive certain turns in rations flocks or fe
curiae:, according to the terms agreed opon between
the Chancellor of the-Exchequer and the Loan Con-
tradors. Betides this, omnium being pledged to the
Bank could not be transferred, and was not the rub-
jea of bargain and Pala.
Mr. ERSKINE pointed out a cafe in the Term Re-
ports where omnium bad been held within the Stock.
jobbing aQ, fo that gambling in it fubjeaed she par-
ties to the penalties of that datute. But this could
be only from omnium being confidered " one of the
public flecks or fccurities of the resins." Such mud
neceffarily be the meaning of the Legiflature, and
fuck was tl,e underßanding of all mankind.
Lord E LLLLL moo° a declined to decide upon mat-
ters or loch importance at NO Prism
The plaintiff, however, was non-fuited on another
ground. He had declared the bargain to be that he
was to give tool. deduaing 6f per cent, for every
hundred pound omnium. But it appeared fmm the
evidence that, on the lath of June, an inftalment of
isl. per cent. was flill due, which the plaintiff of
courfe tock upon hirifelf to pay to Governnicnt, and
for which be was allowed a deduiion in the fum he
was to pay to the defendant 55701. beinkonly at the
rate of 78i per cent. inflead or 831. The contra&
proved was thus different from the course des,lased
atmaiails‘
London, England, 1803-05-30

ADAMS's SOLVENT for the STONE and GRAVEL.

'Co Mr. PE &RT.
sin, I am happy to tell you, that every Symp-
tom of the Stone has left me fur feveral weeks, and that the
limply of Ivlsdicine I now fend for, is only to be ufed as a preven-
tive ; hut having received fuch powerful and fpecdy rase( from
dreadful &larder, generally conceived to he incurable, I not only
content that my cafe firould be publillud, but recommend It to be
done fur the benefit of others.

I remain, Sir, with the greateft refpret, •
Blondlham, near St. Ives, Your Mum friend,
Cambridgcihire, Jan. 4, 1803. COKE FEARY.
The Solvent i• fold by Mr. Perry, Surgeon, No. 9, Southampton-
ftrect, Bloomfbury-fquare, in bottles of vs. 6d. its. and 11. is.
IL.mps included.
For an account of the numerous cures of the confirmed Stone in
Kidneys and Bladder, after long and fruitkie trials of Soap, Lime,
Mephitic and Soda Waters, as tcßified by Mr. Gunning, Mr. BeU,
and other eminent Surgeons, fee Perry on the Scone," price as.
which Frank contains the Cafes of Lord Vifcsunt Sackville, Lady
Lyttleton, Sir Edward KnatchbuU, Ban. with other Cures equal',
extraordinary.
The fon of J. Shipdent, Efq. Mayor of Deal, and the Rev. Mr.
Molyncus, of Garboldifham, Norfolk, are among the recently cured
of the confirMed Stone by this incomparable Selveat.

DISEASES adult URETHRA and Catlin COMPLAINTS.
AS tole Proprietor of DARA Ns' celebrated medi.
A. cued Boupea and Remedies, Mr. DUFOUR informs the
Public, that he may as Mind be confuPed daily front q to 3, at his
boufe No. 6, Frith-Rreet, Soho, on Cafes of S•zielures, Obitrue-
tions,Gleets,kc. &e. as well as Debility, and every ditto der where
(army is Co eliennai a requifite, that Mr. D. has provided a fp ,d-
-our Houfe, that every Patient may be introduced in a fermate
apartment. Mr. D. has for many year, =fitted himfelf to that
department of Surgery, and from eitenfive pradlice, and the moil
flattering fuc eta, he is enabled to offer a method of cure mild,
effic tcious, requiring no confinement or mil-aim in diet. and pre-
venting the polEhility of a relapfe. Palen, in the country Rating
their cafes folly, In a letter, melding a one or a two pound note,
will have proper remedies ent to the amount. For the various
fymptoms 3m. fee Mr. Dufout's Treatire on the above complaints,
price ts.6:l. the fifth edition; to be had of J. Callow, Crown-court,
Soho; H. D. Symonds, Patemolletwow; and of the Author.
London, England, 1803-05-30

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Woolwich.

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M. Montucia—the diftinguilbed and very learned author of the
Riflery of the Metbanaties—has Induced Dr. Hutton to Undertake
a traniLitjou of them ; and to reader it Rill more ufeful to the &WI&
Reader, be bas augmented the work by the addition• of many
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philorophical faience'
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SUSSEX.

TO BE SOLD ET ALICIION—By VERRALL and SON.
At the White Hart inn, at Lewes, in the County of Surat,

on Saturday thcaift day of May neat, between the Hain
of Pour and Sit o'clock in the Afternoon of that day
THE Manor or reputed Manor of HENDAL,
together with the Capital Melfuage or Manikin Hoge,
Harris, Oaftboure, and other Buildings, and 417 Acres. meat
or Ida) of Arable. Meadow. Pallore. Wood Land, Kop
Ground thereto belonging, called H EN DA L PARldolairably
Senate at Baited, in the laid County.
The whole Ellett is Fre:hold, and lies within a Ring Fence
adjoining the Turnpike Road leading irons l'unbridgc Wells to
Lewes and Brighthelinfton ; Is dlitant from Lewes. Pen Miles
from Tunbridge Wells, 'fen Miles; and from Brighthelmßon
Eighteen Miles.
The Houfe and Buildings are fubltantlat and In good Reps ir.
The Land is in a Rate of very high Cultivation, having bean
for feveral Years pail in the Hands of the Proprietors, who
haveisid out emliderable Sums of Manila Improvements.-..
The Wood Load is well Rocked with young growing amber,
and the Country abounds with Game.
The Hindi Rands on an Eminence, and conunands a vorp
eztenGve and pidureftjue View of the South Down. and for-
rounding Country, and is capable of great Improvement at a
trilling Ezponce. The Gunnel° of Boated is dry and healthy,
and the Roads and Water are good.
A Trout 6trearn runs through part of the Mae, and reword
NA. of Hounds are kept in the Neighbourhood.
P0e:6.,0 may be had at Michaelmas neat,aod further Par.
denten known by arpiying to Mr. John Trill, Ovioldems,
near Brlghtlidenfiso ; Mr. Richard Trill, Hongal, Butted; oe
to Me. kicker:l Turner, Attorney, Lew"
London, England, 1803-05-06

GRAVESEND, MAY 4, 1803.
JOSEPH and WILLIAM SPRAGGON beg
leave refpedthilly to inform their Friends and the Public,
that they are now carrying on at Gravefend the Bufniefs of
COAL MERCHANTS, SHIP AGEN IS. and SLOP-SEA.-
LEAS, and the fame will be continued by them as heretofore;
and they retina. that t! e favours hit4erto received, and for
which they take this opportunity to eaves their warm*
thanks, may ht extended to them in future, without inter-
ruption.

MILLINERY AND FANCY DRESS MAKING;
WITH A GOOD SHOP. _ _

r~`E:E prefent Proprietor being delirous of• de-
einlag Suliners, which has been many years ellabliflied
in a gnqd Market Town in the Welt, furrounded by a genteel
and populous ManufaCtoring Neighbourhood, will immediately
refign, with particular advantages, to a fueceffor, who will treat
on equitable terms.—A reference will be given at Mr. Visard's,
4, Gray's Inn-Iquart,
London, England, 1803-05-06

THIt 111143 V. •1111.

This was aim an indiament for the publication
of indecent libels, againft Ann, the wife of James
Aikin. The hull:and had been committed to gaol
feveral times for the fame offence, and he is oil
liberated from one of thefe imprifonments.
L rd ELLkNiotoucs reported the evidence
g;ven at the ti
The defendant prefented a petition to the Court,
hat the had b.en imprifoned for a number
of mon•h•, 'hat her family was in the greateit dif.
Vet's, and that the, from neeetlity, had been driven
to :his infamous commerce, in order to procure a
maintenance for herfelf and children.
Lord ELI F NU/ROUGH ordered the defendant to
Rand committed, and to be brought up again on
Monday fennight.
London, England, 1803-05-06

To EtUII.D.:RS, and BARGE, LIGHTER, and BOAT

BUILDERS.
To bo Sold by Avalon, by JOHN AYRES, on MOND ALY,
the 9th of MAY 1803, and the following Day (pollponed
from the zd of May, on account of the Weather), at Twelve
o'Clock each Day, at Randcll and Brent's Ship Yard, Green-
land Dock, Rotherhithe,
.20. k Confiderable Q2antity of NEW OAK
BEAMS, TIMBERS, KNEES, OAK TIMBER,
SCANTLING, THICK STUFF, PLANK, PLANK ENDS,
TOPS, CHOCKS, SLA BS, and LIS TiNGS, ELM 'PLANK
and SLABS, FAR BAULKS and DEALS, FIR and OAK
FIRE WOOD, and a great Variety of NEW and OLD OFFAL.
May be viewed, and Catalyzes bad on the Premark', and of
Mr. Ayres, Broker and Audionecr, Houndfdatch.
London, England, 1803-05-06

A FREEHOLD—LYNIINGTON, HAWYS.
TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT,
THAT elegant and commodious MANSION,
called the GROVE HOUSE, with the Furniture, &tot-
ed near the Town of Limington ; and Immediate Paean°
may be had.
The Houk has been recently enlarged, improved, and !Mills-
! eel in a fuperior and fubfantial manner. It contains on the
Ground Floor, a Drawing Room at feet (quare, as in height;
Dining Room of fame dimeisfions; Library 23 feet by 17, and
is in height; Breakfaft Parlour at feet by 15, and 9 (cc' 7
inches in height, with Offices of every dcfeription, complete
and eonsenicht. In the Attic Story are flee large Bed Cham-
bers, with two Deeding Rooms, four eseenent Servants' Rooms,
and • Laundry. There are gond Kitchen Gardens (partly
walled), and a neat Shrubbery furrounding the Houk, with a
Coach-bowie and Satbiing for four Hodes.
The Furniture is new within the lattcen mouths, made of
the heft materitia, in the aril Pyle of elegance, sad in good
prefervation.--Grove Houk commands beautiful and ateritive
Views of the lipe of Wight, the Sea and furromding Country.
That delightful Walk called the Grow, adjoining, is part of
the lorenafea, and will be included la the Sat.
For farther Particulars (if by Letter, polt paid) apply to
Charles St. Babe, Ffq. at the Bank, in Lyenington, who will
deliver Tickets for viewing the Hours and Furniture.
London, England, 1803-05-06

TN{ ItING*O. 11/117A111.

Mr. PARK moved for the judgment of the Conrt
on the defendant, who had been convieed before
Lord Ett.i N soitouc le on two diff.trent indiaments
for rub!iihing obfcene prints and libels.
Lord ELLattsoaouou ordered the defendant
to be remanded, and brought up again on today
fe'nnight.
London, England, 1803-05-06

CAPITAL ESTATE and MANOR.
TO RE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT.

AL that ESTATE and MANOR (Tythe
Free) called GREAT DADFOIID, in the Pori& of
Brornfgrove, in the County of Woreeiter; awaiting of a nand
fubftantial and commodious Farm Honk, Barns, Stable, Cy-
der M. and other convenient Outbuildings, in complete Re-
pair ; and upwards of Two Hundred and Fifty Acm of Arable,
Meadow, and Pollee Land, well planted with Fruit Trees, in-
cluding shout Thkey Acres of Coppice Ground, In Polkflion
of the Proprietor, worth Comenswho. Aonia 30a.
Alto are adiolning Elate, conflating of Two Mauna and
Buildings, and upwanls of Fourteen Acres of Land, futicet to
Tytbe, 0,114 HOLFORD's WE!.!..
The above Premiks are now in the Occupation of Mr. James
Knowles, at the yearly Rent of tpol. They are diftant from
Brornfgrovc Two Miles, Ki,kicrado JIM Right Miles, and Scour-,
bridge Nine Miles.
PoirelSon may be had at Lady Day nest—The Land Tax
has been rehleenied. .

There is a quanta y. of growing Timber on the Filets.% which,,
with the Growth of the Copple.u, weft be taken at a Valuation.
Confiderable Part of the Purcbefc Money may remain on
Se-
curity of the Prendes, if required.
The Tenant will thew the Preenifm; and for farther Parti-
culars apply to Melts. Gem and Sun, Solicitors, Ncw-ftreet.
Birmiliemen, where a Plan of the /Mate may be kin.
London, England, 1803-05-06

HA WK EDON and SOMERTON, SUFFOLK.
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION,
By Merin& HODSKINSOI%. ABBOTT, ' Co.

At Cariaway's Coffee Houfc, Lajdon,on Tuefday the toth of
May next, at is o'Clock,
AN ELIGIBLE FREEHOLD and fmall part
COPYHOLD FARM, (83 Acres), exiled the DEAN, in
the Nana of Hawked= and Somerton, about so miles from
Bury, and 7 from Long Milford, in the occupation of Mrs.
Sarah Pettit, on Leak for an unexpired term of fax years, from
Michaelmas next, at 631. per Annum.
Printed Particulars may be had at the Bell, Narertiiit ; Half
Moon, Clare ; Ram, Long Mallard ; Swan, Sudbury ; Angel,
Bury; of Mr Wade, Solicitor. Donmow ; and of M,:tfr,
Hod&infon, Abbott, and Co. ArundcWirect, London ; where
a Plan of the Farm may be leen.
HAMPTON COURT.—TO BE SOLD,

ADESIRABLE Situation to any Perron de-
Gross of bedding a Readence, at a moderate Expellee.
The Prentifes are perfectly corapadt, ant confill of Nine Ac-es
of Rich bleadcw Land, in two handfirme Inelofures, wdl
timbered, and awe of the brit Gardens of its Ilse in the King-
dom—upwards of Three Acres, with lofty Walling and Paling,
cloatbed with the ehoicell Fruit Trees in full beanng, a large
Pinery, Smetana Houle, and Peach Houfe, all in full wetting.
A neat Gardener's Cottage of Four good Rooms. Alfo a coo-
Terdeet Fenn Yard, and in it a Bailiff's Houfe; a fubflantial
Brick two-bayed Barn, Brew-houfc, Store-cellar, Stable, Dairy,
Cart-thed, Cow-book, and Poukry-houfe.
The whole In high perfedion, and nothing remaining to be
done but to build a Cottage or Villa, for which tie fituation Is
particularly well adapted, being fituated at a pleafant diltance
from Hampton Town, the River, and near to Budsy Park,
and Hampton Court. Alfo a valuable Common Right. Would
fait a Nurferyman.
Apply to Mr.ColvEl, King's Road, Clielfea.
London, England, 1803-05-06

FRANCE.

LETTER FROM THE MINISTER FOR VOREICIV
AIRS TO CITIZEN HERSINGENs RESIDENT AT
FRANCKFORT. "Paris, April 14.
" Citizen—The obfervations which have been fent to me by
feveral Agents of the Republic, concerning the ezecution of the
difpoLtion of the &oar, Ca:Adonis of the 6th Floreal, relative
to the emigrants, having induced me to make a reference upon
it to the Grand Judge, and to requ:lt him to propofe to the
Government a masfure which might conciliate to the Republic
the fubrniffion of the Frenchmen fettled iff foreign countries,

with the continuance of a refulenee ueceff wy by the'care of Ocii
fortunes, and by the intereitt of the eitablithments which they
have formed: I have received an anfwcr conceived in the fol.

lowing t..rms:—
" Citizen Minifter-4 took a fit time to fubm!t to the Fait
Conful the important quellion propored in your letter of the t 7th
of this month. He hu fignified to me the following to be his
.

intentions upon this head.
" He does not nuilerftand that the delay fixed by the Sena-
ma Corfultum of the 6th Florcul, year so, can bare effei
againft thole natives of France who have, at differs t periods.
quitted their country, only to tifit foreign countries, for the
purpofe of commercial fpeculations, of the exercife of the liberal
and mechanic arts, or of public and private inftrndioo.
" His intention is, that the declaration of all fuck
French-
men Os li bt. received by our Amhaffadors and Diplomatic
Agents, notwithltanding the lapis of the. time fince the s ft yen-
, demiaire, and that they mall receive letters of amnelty from
me. as loon as their declarations come into my hands.
_ _

" The Chief Conful alfo allows all fuch Frenchmen to me.
tinue their refidenee abroad, u long at may be fluttery for the
purpofes of their trade, arts, or inftradtion, ou account of which
they left France.
If they be difpofed to continue their refidence abroad, they
mull appear before our Diplomatic Refident' and make a de-
cbiratlon to that tEcdt, upon which he will deliver to them the
nectiffary peradilion. The formal ad of pennilllon emit be
tranimitted to the Prefett of the Department, where he who
receives it had his fait refidence, that k may be there knows

where he now hvcs; and that he may enjoy In France all the
rights belonging to Frenchmen, to vsbkh he is rellored by he
letters of anineity, and by the perminlon to continue his re

lidence abroad.

The Chief Conful intends to free front the difadvantage lo•
eurred by the delay !ince the ift Vendentiaire,nonebut mama
belonging to the elaffes above frtrified; and this adt of clemency
and goner Sty cannot apply to thole who forkusk their country
to be arms ;pita her, or what was ftni worfe, to excite fo-
reign powers, by their intrigues, to take arms againft France—.
The fnctifferenee which thofe pesfons affeeted at the fait, for an
a.i't of grace to fignal, and which they ought to have received
with the tiveliclt gratitude, or even their beam:ion amid a deftre
hs avail theinfelves of it, renders them now utterly unworthy."
London, England, 1803-05-06

INN AT PLYMOUTH.

.....
rra Bt'SCiLD—The Fee Simple and inheri-
taneo, with pollifflon at Lady Day next, of and in all
that Inn and Tavern, known by the name of The LONDON
INN, fituate its Folk:sic-Brest, in this Borough, and now in
the Occupation of Mi. George Brewer, as Tenant thereof. un-
dl Lady Day ant. but who is defy:is of giving immediate
poifeMon upon rears:cable terms.
The toweling Houk contains (corral Parioun and Si dng
Rooms. Woks a large Room in which the Public Balls and
Concerts arc always held, and is frequently ofed as an An&ims
Room, owing to its being the mat capacious in the Town, a
great number of Chambers and Apartments in the Attie Rory :
with a Courthige, Stables, and feirtraldetached Offices, which
have a conanannicatlan with a lane called Seven Star Lane.

for which purpefc an Audio() will be held cm Therfday,the
Twelfth Day of May neat, at the fame lon, at the boor of Si:
in the Evening.
The prefent Tenant will Stew the Promites ; and any farther
information may be obtained by applying te Mr. H. Wool!.
teethe's, Solicitor, in Plymouth.
N. B. if the abo►e eentioned Inn is n:.t fold, the furl will
be Let by Private Comma immediately.
Plymouth, April z 4,