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London, England, 1803-03-24

WONDERFUL INDUCEMEN

In the Grand Lottery which begins Drawing on Monday, the
4th April, tilo3.
SCHEME.

No. of Prizes. Value of each. Total Valor.
4 of £.20,000 ii L. ito,ooo
3 moo° 30poo
3 sPoo 15,000
3 z,oco Coco
S 1,000 SAOIIO
3o zoo 3400
6o so 3,000
z 2,f,00 zo . 130,000

44,E Tickets L. 391000
A T HORNSBY and Co.'s, Stock-Brokers,
at their Old Eflablillied State Lottery Office, No. 26,
CORNHILL, oppoBte the Royal Exchange, London, like-
wlfc in every Town in the Kingdom, appointed by Govern-
ment Authority.
Clubs, Societies, and Individu2l Purchafers, are rcfpeffifully
acquainted that the Tickets, Halves, ginner', Eighths, and
Sixteenths, are in very pest demand, and will rife before the
Drawing commencer.—Hornfby and Co. therefore requelt their
Friends not to delay Purchafing.—The Tickets and Shares are
now felling on the lowa. polhble Terms, and the Money forte
Prizes paid on demand, whether a ao4 or a ao,ocol.—The Capi-
tal Prizes are not fixed to be drawn on any particular Day, but
are determknabk as Chance may &refl.—The leweft Prize is
sok which as CluOka e Adveavanca •.t paver of.
Letter., Pared* by Mail Coach or Carria„eseanted rudely
on the fame terms as if prefent.
Bank, India, and Snarls Sea Stocks, with their Several An-
nuities, Ind all kinds of Government Securities, bought and fold
by Commiffion.

MIDDLESEX ELECTION.
This day was pubillhed

In one large Volume, Bro. Pace tos. Ad. In boards,
APAROCHIAL LIST, Alphabetically at-
ranged, of the POLL for the Comity of MIDDLESEX,
at the General Eledion, in the year tilos; wherein the Names
and Refidenees of the Voters are dined in the repettive
Hundreds, Divilions, Pari her, Liberties, and Places, where
the Frediolds, In right of which they voted, are &nate or
arifing ; with a General Index.
London ; Printed for Brooke and Clarke, Bell-yard, Temple.
bar; and W. Clarke and Sons, Portugal-lircet, Lincoln's Inn.

PUBLICATIONS ADDRESSED to the LABOURING
POOR.

t•T_TINTS far the Improvements of TRUSSES,
with a Defcriptioa of a Traf, of esfy Cooltruellon and
Right Eapenee, for the life of the Labouring Poor, Price pd.
.2. The PILLACIRS FRIEND and PHYSICIAN, price la.
3 The WAY to H ; being a Relation of Maxims fnr
the Prefervatios of Health, from the Villagers Friend and Play-
kith ; es a Engle Ibeet, price 6d.
Hy JAMES PARKINSON, Horton.
Printed for H. D. Symonds, Paternofter-row ; Murray and
tillbitY, Cole, CiHew, Boofey, and Arch.
Where may be elle bad, by the fame Author,
4. MUSICAL ADMONITIONS to FAMILiaa, MI the preferva.
tioo of Health, and removal of Difeafe, price ;s.

5. The Hos PITAL Pu PIL,III Effay, alcoded to facilitate the
Study of Medicine and Surgery. puce
;s. 6d.
6. Hasolaors Smarr', a ate, addrafed to Children,
price as.
Juft publimed, the Third Edition, Price da.
7. CHTIIIIAL Paccar Boon, or Memoranda (Arnica,—
This Work forms a plain and compendious Syftem of Clips'''•
try, in which are Included the lateft Opinions and Ddeovaies.
London, England, 1803-03-24

SUPPLY.

The Criancrt.Loa of the Excnit`Cia moved,
that the Honk fhould refolve into Committee
of Supply ; and that the dirpolition Account of
Grants for Great Britain, which had been prelent•
ed to the Houle by Mr. Alcock, on the 23d of
February laft, lbould be referred to the laid Com-
mittee.—Ordered.

The Houfe having gone into the Committee,
The CHANCELLOR of the Exc or rci,t, CR 11.ited, that
the fnms which he prupoled to move Mould be
granted to 1,4 Nl.iicity, would amount, altogether,
to 9:c,000l. of which 868,0cc1. would be for the
discharge of Exchequer Bills, iffued in purfuance
of the Ails of the 39th, 4oth, on, and od, of
his prefect 111.1jcily. It would be reconciled, he
nbferved, that upun the tall Loan, prompt pay-
ment had been made on but a fITIAII part of the in-
ilalmems ; and tkit of conrfe IFrved to increafe
the interen of the outilAnding Exchequer Bills.
The following Refolutions were then moved
and agreed to :-
868,90. Rt. td. for tilt dif...harge of the Exchequer Bill,
d.ftribed by ,he Chancellor of the Exchr
t cool. lc*. eo make rood adv..need to the Commit.
ft:tiers fur rcjvcing t:le National Debt, for the payment of fa-
larks to their ulcers, and other nicidental expences.
scil. for el!ra trouble to the officers employed in making
out 1 cchc,:uer Bills.
25,5641. 6d. to the Bank of F.n7,l,:nd, for difrount mike
Loan of tScs ; and 52,5581. as. :d. to ditto, for mete ins the
eontrii:ution to ditto. •

37:1. Iv'. to John Wilmott, N. for the cxaminatiou of ea-
taiu Claims.
.thcc.l. for certain Incidental expenees for the laft year.
'flit Houfe refumed, zt.d the Report was order-
ed to be received tomorrow, and the Committee
to fit again on Friday.
London, England, 1803-03-24

CALL OF TIER HOUSE.

The SPEAKER gave notice that he would to•
morrow call over the Lilt of thole Members who
had been abfcnt on a former Ballot, and who
fhould be then abfent ; and that he would count
the Honk at half pall three o'clock.
The SECRETARY at WAR oblerving that feveral
Motions were made for granting leave of abfence
to Members, laid, that if this practice was purfued
much farther, it ought to be pin a flop to, and no
more indulgences of this kind (hould be granted,
without fome fubftantial cattle being given, fuch
as ill health, or having flayed on foam Elation
Committee.
London, England, 1803-03-24

WA FE.R PROOF CEMENT.

WATER effeCtually kept out of Cellars, like•
wife Tanks, Refervoirs, Pith-Ponds, Moats, Baths,
Drains, Mill-Races, Wharfs. Vats for Brewers, Oilmen, Tan-
offs, Fellmonyers, Ste. belt In the molt fubftantial and durable
wanner. with Parker's Raman Cement, by ISAAC TIMPLAR,
P flaky: r, gee n Meet, Southwark.

JOHN TRIBE, ferjor, of the CROWN and
THISTLE, takes this opportunity of acquainting his nu-
ascro,s Friends and the Public, that be has engaged for, (and
at Lady-day next shall enter upna,) tbofs (patients Preludes,
known by the Name of the MITRE INN and TAVERN.
Chatham, where he hopes, by sifie.uity and attention, to merit
their Patronage and Support.
Fat Milt/ aid Travdkre may rely on the beft of Beds and
Acconnoodatinn.

N. B. Good Stabling and neat Poft Chafes. Coaches to and
from London And Potter every day.

COAL, TAR. BROWN, and VARNISH PAINTS.
THE Public are molt reir
pcafully informed, that
the above mentioned Articles continue to be prepared twilit
Britt& Colour Company only, at No. it. W.:Snook. London,
aod are recommended as cheap, ufeful, and onsamental Cover-
ings for Wood and Iron without Doors. The T.,r Brown I,
Intended for rough Boarding, Paling, funk benees. Ate. The
Paints arc of various Shades of Green and other Colours, pens-
'arty adapted for Antes round Pinkie OrouLds, planed
wooden Buildings, ken Railings, Ike. They are early ap-
plied, being lent in a Rate for tile, and arc very durable. Dl-
realms for their ufe arc feat with the articles. The Company
(apply ado ground White Lead. and all other Paints, Linked
Oil, kc of the heti t.,Z2shty, and at the loweft Prices.
London, England, 1803-12-02

FROM LLOYD'S MST.

GRAVESEND, Dkc. t.—Paffed by the NatitilouS. Howe ; Hero,
Calde;.; Patent, Baugh; Mary Ann, Bucker ; Harlequin, Willis;
Vine, Chriltie ; Nr4rtha,Feater ; Progrcfs, Dawfon ; Arina, Mar-
tin ; &trey, Snowelt.n; Hitifkill, Lotherington ; 'Trent, Parrott;
Rebecca, Hindmarlh ; Union, Barker; Maring,o, Brown; Myr-
tle, Nightingale; Harmony, Law; Maria, hlane; Nereid, Spemer;
Alliance, Utherwood ; Peggy, Hart ; Silver Eel, Stevcnfon ;
Heart of Oak, Wcbiter ; %Valiant and Mary ; I futchinfon ; Prin-
cefs Mary,—; Walpole, Wilfon; George, Thompfon ; 'Fbaliai
Parrett; Anther, Davidfon; Henry, Wheatley; Brunfwick, Bars;
Narova, Rnthborte; Norfolk Hcro, Scott; Hebe, Pearfun ; Ann,
Barker; Fame, Anderfon ; and James and John. RochefUr, from
the Baltic.—Ssiled the Edgar, Dodds; Auguaus Cigar, Bell; Prin.
cefs of Wales, Grcig ; Friendibip, Smith; and Neil M.lcolm,
Hodgfon, for Jamaica; Thetis, Wabrand, for Stettin ; Vrow An-
na, Credy Vrow Telfiga, Jonge Genette Klock; Twee Gebro-
dere. ; Twee Gefu(Lrs, Layman; and JuZrow Anna Hen.
rietta, —, for I:.mbelen.
London, England, 1803-12-02

THIRTY-FOURTI-1 NIGHT,-SANS SOUCI.

(Ely Anita:pity of the Right Hon. the Lulus CHAMBERLAIN),
MO-MORROW EVENING, DECEMBER 3,
wig be performed, at SA /*skives, Leicefter-Pbee, Leicefter-
&pare, an Entertainment entirely New, called
BRITONS STRIKE HOME!
London, England, 1803-12-02

Beynhura-Volunteers.

Lieutenant Henry Newell to be Captain ; Thomas Hest Bufhnell,
Gent. to be Lieutenant, vier Newell ; Fnfign Thomas Mieklant
to be Lieutenant, vice Coventry, reigned; Robert Malin), Gent.
to be Enfign, vice Mickiatn.
Loyal Britons Volunteers. •
- - - •- - --- • - - - -

John Charles Brittow and Thomas IYAlraaine, Gent& to be Lieu-
tenants; Thomas Jaet, Gene to be Adjutant.
Canterbury Volunteers.
_ _

George Si:moods, Gcnt. to be tnfigo.
Chelmsford Volunteers.

John Ward, Efq. to be Captain.
Colchefter Volunteers.

Captain Charles Round to be Lieutenant-Colonel, vice G. Round,
reaped ; Lieutenant Richard Mills to be Captain, vi! Round;
En fign John Graham Sarjeant to be Lieutenant, vice Mills;
Janice Mien, Gent. to be Enlign, vice liarjeant.
Clewer Volunteers.

Ruffen Manners and Charles lingford, Efqrs. to be Captains
John Sanders and Charles Moore, Gents. to be Lieutenants.
To be Enligna—Thomas Paine and Charles Stotbam, Gents.
Dedham Volunteers.
Wiliam Eyre, Efq. to be Ceptaln,viee Malta, rained
George Wltheat, Gent. to be
Dunmortunteers.
Richard Pearfon, Efq. to be Captain Commandant ; Nicholas
Tole, Efq. to be Capitol's ; John Fuller and John Green, Gents.
to be Lieutenants; John Barnard, and Samuel Phdbruk, Gans.
to be Enigma.
Dunnsow Pioneers.

wmiam Lakin, Efq.to be Captain ; Thomas RIM and John Sa-
muels. Dents, to be Leaden.

Effex Union Legion.
Montagu Burgoyne, Erg. to be Colonel.
Infantry.
_ _ _

Chaska %bed:to, Efti. to be Ma; John Foreman zed Jahn
Faulder,Efqn. to be Captains ; John and Henry Webb,
°cots. to be Lieutenants.
To be Enligos—Thontas Nicholls, James Dobfon, and Valiant
Palmer, Gents._

. -
}lnching&ld Volunteers.
Milpitas Join MM. Oent. to be Miss.
Forreft Volonteers.
Richard Rea. Gam to be Second Lieutenant.
IR, or Weftern Regiment, of Glamorganthire Vo-
lunteers.

David Lang, Gent to be Surgeon.
2 d,orEa Item Regiment ofGla morganfh ire Vol tun eera.
William Price Lewis, Gent to be Lieutemat, vim Llewetlen, re-
Sped ; William Vouglan, Jon. Gent. to be Enlign,vicc Permit;
Miguel Brackett Grover, Gent to be Surgeon.
Duke of Glouceller's Loyal Volunteers.
To be Enlignr—William Weller Pepys, and Mark-, Cbrillopher
Pepys, Gan ; Henry Pepys, Gent, visa Sir H. Englelleid, pro-
, moted.
London, England, 1803-12-02

SHIPPING CONCERNS.

HP. SALE of the MIA R ES of the CAPITAL
T STOCK of the UNION SHIFPING COMPANY of
LErni and BERWICK upon TWEED; the Sli ARES in the
FORTH and CLVOF NAVIGATION COMPANY ; and Sloop
HAZARD, of rel. which flood Awn-tiled to take plate a..
F.dintrTh, nn AVtlnefday the lath Dezember inßant, is neceffa-
rily pot off to a future day.

PARLIAMENTAItr PRocEEDINGS.

HOUSE CF LORDS, MU:R.:AMY, DEC. I.

Certain pagers relative to the appl Cation of Qyen
Ann's Bounty were prefented, and ordered to he on
the 'rabic. The Houle then refolved itfclf intc a
Committee of Pi i% lieges, when the bar was cleared,
—Adjourned.
London, England, 1803-12-02

This day were publifbed,

Handfomely printed in Two.large Volumes, &lave, price z6s. in
boards, the Fourth Edition, enlarged and corretted,
PCEMENTS of GENERAL KNOWLEDGE ;
introdudory to Ufeful Books in the Principal Brandies of
Literature and Zeience. With Lilts of the molt approved Authors.
Debgned chiefly or the junior Studentsiu the thiiverfities, and the
higher Liana in Schools.
fly HENRY KETT, B. D.
Fellow and Tutor of Trinity College, Oaford.
Sold by Mars. Rivingtons, St. Paul's Church-yard; Hatchard,
Piccadilly; and Egerton. Whitehall, London; Henwell atd
Parker, and J Cooke, Oxford; and Deighton, Cambridge.
Of whom may be had, lately publilhed, by the fame Author,
The Fourth Edition of
HISTORY the INTERPRETER of PROPHECY, in Two
Volumes Odavo, price in boards tqs.

Thin day was pub:ithed,
Elegantly printed in One large Volume Cmwn Odlavo, on a line
Woven Paper, botprcifed, price In boards 9s.
To be continued Annually, •
THE POETICAL REGISTER, and REPOSI-
TORY of FUGITIVE POETRY, for the Year aos.
Printed for F. and C. Rivinroa, No. 62, St. Paul's Church-
yard ; fold allb by J. Hatehard, No 'no, Piccadilly.
•Ihe POITICAL Rioisr e a compiles Original and Fugitic:
Poetry, and Chadians on the Poetry of the Year, with a Cata-
logue.

The )Inlisese for 1303 is arranging for the profs, and communi-
cation, diGgned for It arc requefted to be fent as loon as pofShle,
sotto' eever to tie Editor, at Metre Rivingtons. Pieces intended
for the Fugitive Poetry roolt be fo fpeclficd.
Oi the above-mentioned Bookfellers may be had,
The Second Edition cif the Volume for t ki, Price In boards 9s.

December t —This day was pubiithed.
THE LITERARY JOURNAL. No. X. Vol. IL
containing Reviews of Malthus 's Effay on Populatioo--Parls
as It was and as it is—'llleSuicide, by Etiseißon--Britannkus to

Bonaparte, byTi

avitl blanche.--FOIZION. Pen-

fees al. Leihnitz--Logique de Lilt of all new Publl-
CVIOU from Nur. ito 16, with Critiques on the following--The
Bithop of Rods ller's Charge, 1103—Or. Gardiner's Sermon on
i-.fts—Dr. Huroe'S Sermon at Chiforkk—Stillingleet on Church
Mu fie —Madan's Pal Sermon, oQ.l9—Mrs. Hckne's St. Clair of
the Ifles--Sarratt's Life of Bonaparte—Evans*. Juvenile Toed&
...4011[101/ BIOO&A Her. Life of Paelawll,—P On leaving
a favourite Village in Keet for the Univerfity.—Latin Tranilation
of a Tale of Prior.--Co as e s rano' tec e. On the Progrds of Satire
in England—.Defeription of Mifs Burrell, from the Perfian.Set-
[NC!. Van Martini on ritingulThing Fires with little Water.—
MANKIR s. Ave of Borrowing—eft-411es Reply to C. C...P0L1.
TlC$. State of Great Britain—Political Iliftory, foreign and do-
wait —A Variety of interelting fitestry and friend& Notices.
Printed for C. and R. Baldwin, of New Bridge-fired; and may
be had of all Booldeilers.
London, England, 1803-12-02

The Songs will come lo the foUovang fuccetßon •
•

PART' I. The of Honbur. A Tap to the Cam*. The
Poet to hie Lyra Heave.' the Name. A Welcome to the Preach.
Pace and War.

PART it The Soldier's Oath of Al!cease/. Erin go Bra.
The General Lover. Ancient Britons. A Sailor's Ditty. The
Width Heroines. The Falk ALarna.

PART' 'IL The Sobfeription at Lloyd's. Soldiers and Salton.
Ca Ora pas, a lapel to Ca ira. The Lion in h.s Den. The Auld
ribrnagh. The Good Singer. Victory and George the Third.

The whole of this Am Bement Is written and cainpoted, and
will be fisoken, lung. and accompanicsl by
Mr. DI/11)1N.

Boxes ss. Pit is. Gallery m.—Places for the Boxes to be taken
at the Theatre—Doors to be opened at (even, and begin predioly
at isight.—Baoks of the Entertainment to be had at the Theatre.
A Military Band is engaged to fill up the interval., and to give
area =Atonally to the hlufic.
The Songs will hose an early publication.
The fink fix Numbers of the Britili War Songs, the Subferlp-
Bon at Lloyd's, Vi Cory sad George the Third, Erin p Bra,
Nancy's the Name, the Maki ['through, Ca n'ira pas, the Ardent
Britoos, A Welcome to the French, Soldiers and Sailors, A Sailor's
Ditty, and the Gmcral Lover, are already published.
Mr. Dibdin's Proferivinal Life, sad ever- ether article in his
intends. Catalogue, may he had at his Warehife, Leiceßer-Place,
Leicefter-Square.
This Entertainment sootinuing to be received with the Mit&
applauce, will be repeated Nloodays, Thar Slays, and Saturdays.

VACCINE POCK INSTITUTION FOUNDED in 1 ypp. and
Itanoved from No. 5, Golden-Glum, to No. 44, Broad-fireet.
Golden-Iquart.
rrHE SMALL PDX centinuitig to prevail, and
•11. revere! initances occurring of Deaths by Inoculation of that
Difeafe, the Committee think proper to remind the Public, that
the Cow-Pock Inoculation continues to be performed every Tod:
stay and Friday, at One o'Clock, gratuitoufly, under the Manage-
WM= of the following Monad Ettablichntent
Des. Pearfon, Nitwit. and Neifon, Phyfldans.
Merril. &ate, Fofter, and Payne, Confuldng Surgeons.
Metres. Gunning, Carpue sod Doratt, Surgeons.
Marro Miters, Braude and De &nye, Wiling Apothecaries.
WILLIAM SANCHO, Secretary.
London, England, 1803-09-15

FALMOUTH, SEPT. 13.

Arrived the Gypfey, MIITAGERT, from Liver.
pool; Friend,' Delight, LLEWELLYN, from Cork;
CIUIOW, RICE, from Neath; Louifa, RlCHsaos, from
Cork ; and Friendthfp, HODGE, from Caernarvon.
La( night arrived the Chefterfield packet, BLIGHT,
In so clays, with mail from Jamaica. A number of
French prizes had been carried into Kingflon during
the time the CH Lersartazo lay there.
The Eset. SPENCER cutter (privateer of Dover),
of 16 guns, Capt. CHITTY, arrived at Helford on
Friday, from a cruize : had captured a French (hip
from St. Domingo, a brig and fchooner from Loui.
fiana, and retaken the (hip Royal Charlotte, of Lon.
don, Capt. HAMILTON, from North Carolina, bound
to Lcndon, which had been taken by la Venus brig
privateer, of Mintz: loon after the EARL SPENCER
fell in with la Venus, which (he engaged until (he
made off: Captain CHITTY and four men were
wounded, and Come men killed on board the cutter,
whole crew had been much weakened by manning
the above prizes.
On the 7th init. about too miles well of Scilly, fell
in with a Swedifh dogger, having on board part of
the crew of the KING GEORGE (late packet). Three
Gentlemen came in the cutter from the dogger.
[For other particulars repelling the EARL Set ac a a
fee our Penzance letter in the Sraz of Puefday ha.]
Sailed Qt_issm CHARLOTTE packet, Munoz, for
Jamaica ; and AVCELAND packet, Capt. SCHUYLER,
for Lilbon ; Brothers, PUIKEY, for Swaufea ; Fe-
verfham, 1-Lsznitio, for Portfmouth ; and Nany,
RICHARDS, for Bury.—Wind Ea&
London, England, 1803-09-15

TO •E I.ET, ON LEASE,

A MOST CONVENIENT HOUSE, near Bed-
fard-fquare, on the Ea( fide of Gower greet ; with move
Hierolscrs ; and with Garden, Coach-Hoofs and Stable for
three Horfca behind.— Tempt may be accommodated with
fuck part of the Furniture as is liked, at a fair valuation.
Apply to Mr. Rains, No. 3, Charlotte-Itrett, Blowasnry, who
will give Tickets to vicar tbe Houle and Furniture.
London, England, 1803-09-15

MARRIED.

On the 30th ult. William Irvin, Ffq. merchant In Cisigow, to
Mei Agues Young, daughter of David Young, Ef 1. of Craighead.
At blackbouk, on the loth ult. the Rev. George Reis Mo4llr,
Minifter of H .utly, to Mils Margaret Reid, cideß daughter of
James Reid, Rich of ETlifhiti
On Saturday, at St. Ann's, Liverpool, the Rev. W. 151uncien, to
Mils Dickies, daughter of the late Wan. Dkkfoo, Erg. Ausdiedd.
London, England, 1803-09-15

SHEERNESS, SEPT. 14

The &Darius, Capt. &sato?, has arrived to
wait convoy for the Baltic, and the Two Jitters.
Capt. Haw., with timber, pitch, /Lc. for this yard
and Chatham. We have fcarcely any men of war
lying aow at the Nore . there are only two, the Zit.
LAUD and Class ftationary !hips The Mimx, Lien.
tenant Mtansasros, is expeCted here every day for
the purpofe of trying on board that veffel by a Court
Martial, three deferters. Sailed the Sum GEOROS
• cutter, I,ieut. Gnaws, on a cruise.
London, England, 1803-09-15

YARMOUTH, SEPT. 14.

Ircilerday, P. M. failed for the Note, under con.
voy of the Vasura bomb and Canso* gun-brig, the
Henrietta Dutch Eaft Indiaman, captured Come
time ago by the LAPWING frigate, Capt. Sawa.
This day failed on a cruife in the North Sea, the
Zest* bomb, BOLD gun-brig, and HAWKS cutter.—
Remain in the Roads the Go Leanne, Rear Admiral
Tooarraoaouon, Picasus frigate, armed en flute.
with prifoners on board ; the DILIOINCI armed !hip.
with a large fleet of merchantmen, boupd to the Bal.
tic, and the tranfport, No. 57, with troops on board.
The Duosoca has got a fignal fur all Officers to go
on board ; and iltould the wind come round to the
Sonthward, which is experSted, the convoy will fail ilk
the afternoon.—Wind E. N. E.
London, England, 1803-09-15

• ro.MORROW EVENING, SEPTEMBER 16,
10- An OCCASSIONAL ADDRESS to the PUBLIC,
To be fpokcn by Mr. FAWCETT ;
After which will be prefented a Comedy called
THE BEAUX STRATAGEM.
Sir Charles Freeman, Mr. CLAREMONT ;
diamwell, Mr. BRUNTON; Archer, Mr. LEWIS; ,
Sullen, Mr. MURRAY; Foigard, WADDY ;
Bouiface, Mr. DAVENPORT; Gibbet, Mr. EMERY;
Hounflow' Mr. Atkins; Bagihot, Mr. Wilde;
Scrub, Mr. MUNDEN;
sTapfter, Mr. Goodwin; Travellers, Meffrs. Harley and Wilkinfon.
Lady Bountiful, Mrs. POWELL ;
Mrs. Sullen, Mrs. GLOVER ; Dorioda, Mif, MARRIOTT%
Cherry, Mrs. MARTYR; Gipfey, Mrs. BEVERLEY;
Travellers, Mars. Biurton and Mrs. Matters.
To which will be added the Mufical Farce of
THE FARMER.
Colonel Dormant, Mr. DAVENPORT;
Valentine, Mr. INCLEDON ;
Connfellor Flummery, Mr. Wilde ; Fairly, Mr. Waddy
Blackberry, Mr. Dariey ; Stubble, Mr. Atkins ;
imay I sept. 141, MUNDEN;
USK Mr. Truman' • R=dy, Mt: lalm os; Waiter, Mr. Abbot.
Losdfa, Mffs WHEATLEY ;
Betty Blackberry, Mrs. LITCHFIELD;
Melly Maybuih, Mrs. MARTYR;
Landlady, Mrs. WHITMORE.
The Public are refpallfully informed that Mrs. SIDDONS Is
at this Theatre, and that due Notice will be given of her
niiirdppearance.
Boxes, 6s. pin, 36. 6d. Gallery, as. Upper Gallery, as.
Places for the Boxes to be taken of Mr. Brandon, at the Box-
Mice in Hart-ltrect.
The Doors to be opened at half paft five, and the performance
to begin at half patt fix.
No Money to be returned. Vivant Rex et Regina.
The night intended for the PATRIOTIC FUND Is deferred to
the month of November next, on account of many Patrons of that
Itaftitution being abfent from Town.
On Monday, Romeo and Juliet.
London, England, 1803-09-15

DEAL, SEPT. t 4.

Sailed the HARPY 11(4 of war for Sbeernefs.—.
Arrived the Discoviar bomb from a cruise, and
remains.—Wind E. N. E.

FROM LLOYDS LIST.
0111AVINIM., Sam la.—Beiled the lane. Lowe, fro Corm'
Immo, and Juff.vw Martha, Viral, for mtides.
Aaarrao—At Falmouth, Friends Delight, from Cork.
At Liverpool. Valiant, Willy, from New firtmfwiek Ara%
Bayley, from Quebec ; and John Irwin, from Nora Scotia. At
Cork, Antelope, Attwood, from Quebec. At Dahlia. Floolllker
Nader ; and Mimi:, Tomblike, from Oporto. At Niko% Am
Maria, —, from London. At Barbadoeo, Harriet, Lilo. from
Newfoundland. At Aogola, Queen, Tyer, from Liverpool.
Difpatches have been received from Admiral Come-
w LL 11, off Ulhant. No movement has taken place
is the enemy's deer ; and the Admiral had been join-
ed by the Daisoon, of 74 guns, with lire Rock and
vegetables from Plymouth.
The fchponer Hawk, from Sunderland, bound to
London, was loft on Monday upon the Breakers of
the Gunfleet, near Harwich. Her fignal of difirefs
was difcovered by his Majelly's (tip RowoLus, Cart.
Wootu.sy Losacc. A boat was immediately lent
off to her affillance f and by the exertion of the Of-
ficer in her, the crew and paffengers were all raved.
The veffel was then nearly under water, and a at
11 turf beating over her. Her cargo conlified of andiors,
paint, and-bale gond', to the value of 40001. 1110
paffengers were Lieutenant Mou, of the Eafi York
Militia ; Mr. GI Lime, colour munufaithiror, at Gatti-
head ; a {errant of Captain HOTNAM, of le army I
with a woman and a child. The Mader and craw
were put on beard a fiPting fmack b,und to London.
The pallingers were taken on loud tbq 'tomtits&
gad were Landed at kiarerich.
London, England, 1803-09-15

PORTSMOUTH, SEPT. 14.

Arrived the Providence, Faaacis, from Water.
ford, and a French brig privateer, prize to the
EGYPTIENIII frigate.
Arrived a French fchooner, prize to the FISOARII
frigate, Capt, Lord M. Kaas.--rYellerday arrived
the Pserroa frigate, Capt, Coeitavaa, from the
Downs,—The Full, bomb, Capt. Laporoan, has
made the fignal far a convoy to the Downs; the ja•
zousa (loop of war, Capt. STRACHEY, for a convoy
to the Mediterranean ; and the Pysseas, of guns,
Capt. Bußaow as, fora convoy to the coall of Africa.
The lauer has all her mans out, but has made the
figura upon the (lump of a mainmall.—Arrived the
Fairy, Capt. Las, to wait convoy for Malta and
Smyrna.
London, England, 1803-01-29

HARLEQUIN'S HABEAS.
This Evening—Family quarrels; with Harlequin's Ha',eas.
Alm/. Family Qtpirels : with A Tale of Mylterv.
On Wyth,e.lilay, A Young Gentleman will perform the Cha-
racter of H: unlit or the lira timc.

FASHIONABLE DANCING by Mr.AI, 1. EN,
privatay Ta •fh: to Ladies and Gentlemen M any age,
w►o have never learnt this accoropliihment, or not in the un-
proved modern ftyle, at Nu. tg. Sherrard-ltrtrt, Golden-iquare,
and No. to, Great Alit (tree, Goodinan's-field-.—They arc
Taught on a plait particularly calculated for th,fe to whom it
is an objed to acquire it expedidoufly, privately. and in the
firft flyle
Ford. nets. Officers, and Country Refidents, who may with
to learn in a few days, may Board and Lodge, privately, in th •
Louie, and receive cooltant in'trudion.
The Sclett Wsekla AfTemblies are every Monday, the Band
tondisded \lr. Taylor: none but Subfcribers admittet
none but people of re pecia.ii t• can fuiteribe; ref •dable
Schools and rain li s, if •ot diitant front town, ►egula ly at.
tcnied on the ufual condi:ions, and inftruded in every tlegant
ropaifite of nodern Dancing.

LONDON, JANUARY 28. 18°3.
j AM directed by the Right Honourable Lord
CLeNBAPVIt,SUIT,TOr General of his MAJESTY'S Woods,
&e. to Ole this public Nntice to all whom It may con.
cem, that the tsarinas of the faid Office wit, in future, he car-
tied on at No. 18, Great George.ftreet. Wellminiter. where
all Letters and Papers direeted to his Lord‘hip. rcfpceting .he
faid Woods, Forefls, Ste. ere to be addreff-d, the p•ltiee there.
e,f. when Cent by the Poit, beingprevioufly paid by the Perfons
tranfalltting the fame.
The ordinary office hours will be from eleven to four, every
dsy, Sundssys excepted•

JOHN THOANBORRow,
Atting Firit Clcrk in the raid o.lce.

OP SR

PPY, KENT.
January 24, 2803.

MONEY.

WANTED to BORROW the Sum of 30001.
on A NNUI 111.3 or MORTGAGE.

The Co amilSoners .ippinted by virtue "An 11Et of Par-
," !lament paired in the AIR year of the Reign f hi, prefent
M.4eity King George the Third, for Building a Pier at Slice^.
" nefs in the Ills of Sheppy, and Paving, &c. Blue Town and
Mile Town therein ; do hereby Notice. that they are
siefirot.s to tahe up Vie Sum of ;nod. at int'reft, in hr e or
(mall rums, not Irfs than tool. an 3 for which Annuities will
be grant...l upon two Lives of advanced Ages (with beaellt of
firvivorlip) after the fat of 8 and 91. per Cent. per annum,
or Mo-t,T.i"'es bearing as iotereft of 31 per Cent. payable quar-
terly, to be fecured by an Affignment of the Rates, MINI
merits, and Pier Duda' impofed by the raid Ad.
For (melee particulars ap.,ly to Mr. John Fllveiter, gam-
Fro', Kent ; or Mr/Samuel Denton. of Gray's Inn, Solicitors,
to whom propufala are to be addreffed.
By Order of the Commlfllonen,
JOHN SILVF.STER, Clerk.
London, England, 1803-01-29

DOVER, JANUARY 28.

Laft night, after port, the Hon. J. Saaravirce
ivate Secretary to Lord WHITWORTH, arrived
here from Calais in the Aucklar.d, Captain Haw
MONO; alfo Captain SMITH, and Mr. Sas:Lien,
King's Mellinger, with difpatches. Alfo arrived
the Altif, Capt. Coureau, with so patengers....
Sailed three foreign paffage.boats tight for Calais;
alfo the Exprefs, Captain DILL with the foreign
mail; and Henry Wadding, A. Cavalier, J. Lin.
tier, James Hunt, J. Thompfon, Efquires, and
ten other paffengers.—Blowsfrelli at Eall and kr
North, and freeeaes hard.
GENOA, JANUARY 6.

This day three trench Ships of the line have ea.
tered our port. under the command of Vice Admi.
ra I Banou. after a voyage of twenty days from
Brea; each with a mew of 560 men. On board
this fquadron, the Poll& demi.brigade will embark,
after being reviewed.

FR lOM LOYD'. LIST.
.

Dada, Jaw. stk.—Remain in the Downs, the Anew &Me
of war, Jamaica and Immortalize frigates. Wind N. E.
GILAVZ I ND JA a&--Paffed by, the Rembee, fres
Grosatingen....gaded the Vrow Jambs, for Diane;
Inirmw TIAN —.—, from Rotterdam ; Perfevcrance, Carts;
Pailm, Chambers and Meresq, Mhos, for Jamaica.

It was yefterday determined, for the accommo•
dation of the Commercial World, that the Ham-
burgh Mails now lying at Harwich, fhould be feat
by the way of Scheveling, under the care of a
confidential Agent of the Poll-office, as there is
little pobability that the Elbe will be open for
Shipping for fome time to come.
In Dalmatia' which was the retreat of Diocsi-
SIAN and other Roman Emperors, have been lately
found a Minerva, of Corinthian mixed metal, and
a Torfo of marble of Paris, equalling or furpaffing
the fineft remains of ancient art that have been
heretofore in celebrity in Europe.
At the North-Riding of York Selfions, held a
Malton, on Friday fe'nnight, a precept was read,t
fammoning
.joissi FAWCETT, Efq. in o a Court,
to pay the Key. GIIOROR KIRKHAM now Dean
of York,) (even thoufand pounds, r e verdia
awarded for Crim. Con. with Mrs. M. previous to
his being outlawed on not doing fo.
A letter from Olafgow, dated Jan. 25, lays--
a On Sunday afternoon, a crowd of diforderly
perfons affembled in front of the College, on the
pretext of fearching for a dead body, and thou7h
all the College rooms were immediately opened
and fearched by the Magiftratcs, and the /twit
yerfee affurances given that the body was not in
the College, and that the College had no concern
either directly or indirectly with the matter, they
proceeded to alts of violence, breaking moil of
the front windows, and threatening to break into
the buildings. efterday they again affembled,
and, after the molt daring ads of outrage, were
difperfed by the Magiftrates. No perfon-has been
materially hurt. To-day the Univerfity is pro-
rated by a military force, and the bufinefs of-the
College is to go on as ufual to-nsorrow. Several
perfons have been apprehended and committed to
prifon in confequence of this outrage, and rewards
are offered by the Maginrates and by the College
for the difcovety of any of the perfons ptir.:ipal y
concerned io exciting this ditturbanee.'
London, England, 1803-01-29

AMERICAN PAPERS.

Yellerday we received the Bohn Papers of the
25th ult.
Accounts from New Orleans of as late a date as
the 29th of 08ober, mention, that the Intendant
had not relaxed his arbitrary meafures refpeaing
American produce, &c.
The New England Palladium, of Dec. 24, contains
the following article Information has been
received at Philadelphia, from Cape Francois, to
Nov. 17. The main force cf the Blacks were en.
camped within twelve miles of the Cape, the inha.
bitants of which place were in conftant dread of a
defperate attack: a want of ammunition on the
part of the Negroes, alone delayed the a (fault, and
a fupply was expes!ted from Port Republican. The
French ,force at the Cape was ahnut 2000 men,
and their enemies in the vicinity lo,cco men
strong. It is difficult to decide whether the French
or the Negroes are the moll cruel. St. Mark's
had capitulated with the Negroes, whole final fuc-
eels is almoft certain. Americans are allowed to
depart with their property."
A letter in the Columbian Centinel, of Dec. 15,
under the head of French Weft Indies, dated•Port-
au-Prince, Nov. 5, Rates the following particu-
lars :—" A great change has taken place in the
affairs of this tfland, fince we laft wrote you. You
have, no doubt, been informed of the revolt of
DESSALINES, CHRISTOPHE, and CLARVEAU. It is
reported that General•Dvova, Chief of the Staff
Department, was concerned in this bulinefs, but
he died fuddenly a few days finre at the Cape.—
He is fuppofecl to have been peifoned. The Bri-
gands are daily in fight, (till we do not apprehend
any immediate danger, as the moll aftive mea-
fures have been taken by General ROCHAMBEAU
to preferve the town againft any attack from with-
out. A [trio watch is alto kept within. We have
been informed an attack was made on the Cape on
the 14th. ult. by General C , commanding
the Blacks, but the National Guard defeated them.
On the _d init. an attack was made by the Bri-
gands on St. Marc, and they were again defeated
by the National Guard."
From the Bolton Paper, of Dec. to, we have
the following diftreffing intelligence from Port
Republicain Capt. WADICIRY, of the brig
William Pitt, arrived at New York on the tit
inftant ; fpoke the fchooner Fame, from Port Re-
publicain, out 14 days ; the Captain of which af-
Aired him that the Negroes had liseceeded in taking
Port Republicain by form, and had pat all the
white men, women, and children, to the (word."
London, England, 1803-12-05

FROM LLOYD's LIST.

GRAVESEND, Nov. I.—Pared by the Two Friends, Baldry;
10, Haks; Fortitude, Pratt : Apollo, Auburn; William, Daw-
fon ; Chilton, Walker; Progrefs, Lacey, Eleanor, Wright, • id
Cecilia, Popplewell, from Peterfburgh ; Maybohon, from
Got tenburgb ; Trowbridge, Payall, and Royallit,—, from Cron.
Itadt ; Mercurius, May, from Oporto; Mariana, Falser, from
Seville; Norfolk, Morris; Minerva, Ben; Suecefs, Tate, and
Anatolia, Pearfon, from Memel; H. &or, Howe, from Dantric;
Rofe, Rowlas, from Pappenburg; Sovereign, Morley, and liar-
monia, Pratt, from Stettin ; Auguftu a Adolphus, liar, from
St. Übe's; Idenekeit, Hurfburg, and Hempen, Tring, from 3tock-
kolm.—Sailed the Ann, King ; Henri Addington, Lacey :Generous
Planter, Hamilton; Phoenix, Douglas; Chifeekk,
Mathew and brankriek, Shaw, f. it Jamaica: Kirby, Dr yfdale, for
Antigua; Dalrymple, Shcil, for Demerara; Alligator, Wilfon. for
Barbados ; St. Vincent's. for St. Vincent's ; Caroline,
Hayes, fur St. Kitt'. ; Ahian.c, Robfon, for Youeatan ; {moor,
Howe, for Guernfey ; Vrow Jentje, De Jooge; Jorge Johannes,
Platt; Vrow Fenliva, Jacotifou ; and Jul-
(row Engelina, Vatiluter, for Pnibden.
ARRIVED—At Dover, Eliza, Salter, from Virginia; the Com-
merce, Vofs, from Antwerp. At Portfmouth, Sylph, Mouatt,
from Peterfburgh. At Clyde, Eleanor, Gordon, from Quebec.—
At Amfterdam, Edward and Charles, from Chariciton. At
qtjebec,Mincral Spring, Jackfon, from London. At Savannah,
Rufus, Holland, from LiverponL In Yarmouth Roads, Helena,
Sapley, from Riga. In Grimily Roads, Dunkrunb, from
Peteriburgls At Leith, Sufannah, Hundk; and Jane, Taylor,
from Pcterlburgh. At Cork, Giteshar, Strong, from
At Varell, Ann, Harpy, from London. At Madeira, Friends,
Godfrey, from Quebec..
The Cotton Planter. Davldfcm, from Petrrfburg►, Is an there
near Lynn Roads, and. it is feared, will be loft.
The Centaurus, —. from Rotterdam for Guernfey, is loft on
the roan of l'rauce.

the Caroline, a prize, front
North !bet : c 1170 difcharginf.
The Crckent. M'ihnuld, of London, it totally 101 l in ratna
Ray crew and cat?" fatted.

Is on More near

'flu Nc
goe fund,

Day iron, of Shields, I. on lute on Dr..

Cbrirtian, Fluinienr (rain Hull for Tuaninp.a, w lott nest
Toasting( u.
London, England, 1803-12-05

THEATRE ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN.

TO-MORROW EVENING, DECEMBER 6,
will be prefented the Comedy of
RULE A WIFE AND HAVE A WIFE.
To which will be added, for the ant time at this 'cheater., and by
permilkon of the Proprietor of the Theatre Royal in the Hay-
market, a New Mufteal Entertainment, called.'
LOVE LAUGHS AT LOCKSMITHS.
This awl:dug—Pizarro ; with Riling the Wind.
Qn WLdneklay, Macbeth. On rhurfday, John Bull.
On Friday, the Gametter. On Saturday, the Cabinet.
London, England, 1803-12-05

INSANITY.

THE FRIENDS and Guardians of thofe Ladies
-IL whore rate of mind requires temporary or permanent ab-
tepee from home, are refpcfaully informed that they way be ac-
inammodated with Doani. Lodging, and proper Attendants; and,
If requirLd,icirsrate Apartments fuliatile to ofcumtlances. The
Sinsadon is the molt retired and mnit properly adapted, Females
Gab, Wag accommodotcti, and (bore but few in number.
The mai refredtable references will he given. For further
particulars enquire of Mr. Hail, Natmand.houce, Fulham, Mid.
Mean.
London, England, 1803-12-05

• BOARD AND LODGING.
WEST of London, and within Fifteen Miles of
it, in the near neighbourhood of the pleafant. populous
and fallsionable Ytllsges of Sunbury, Hampton, and Fwicksuham,
In a Cargysnan's Family, refident on his Living, which conlifts of
his Wife and himfelf, where there will be, immediately after
Chriftenas neat, a Vscar.cy for one Young Lady, who mull be of
verpoiability, where Two only, and no more ere received. As
the treatment is a liberal Salary will be expetted. The
molt refixdiable references will be given and reiuired.
Putt pad, to S.D. Yoit Office, lionnflow. Mildiefev.
London, England, 1803-12-05

THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY-LANE.

THIS PRESENT EVENING, DECEMBER 5,
will be perfornico tbo Tragedy of
JANE SHORE.
To which will be added (never performed) a New rand Scrio-
Comic Pantomime, iii Iwo 'tat,
THE CARAVAN.
With New Scenery, Machinery, Dreffes. and Decoration'.
The Mac entirely New, con:poled by Mr. Reeve.
To-morrow—She Wou'd and She Wou'd Not.
or The Public arc molt rcfpatfully informed that Mrs. JORDAN
is engaged at this Theatre. Due notice will be given of her brit
appearance.
London, England, 1803-03-23

WHITEHALL, MARCH 22.

The King has been pleafed to pri fent the Rev. John Haw-
trey, Clerk, hlafter of .Arts, to the place and dignity of a Canon
or Prebendary of the Cathe.lral Church of Winchefter, void by
the promotion of Dottoe George Pelham, late Prebendary
thereof, to the See of Briftol.
MILITARY PROMOTIONS. _ _

Commis ion in the Edinburgh Regiment of North
Britifh Militia. Dated Oftober 13, JEW.
Henry Duke of Buccleugh to be Colonel.
Commiffion in the Dumfries Regiment of North
Eritifh Militia. lilted Oetober 13, 1802.
Charles Earl of Dalkeith to be Colonel.
_ _

Eommiffions in the Ili Royal Regiment of Tower
Hamlets Militia, figned by the Lord Lieutenant.

Dated March ts, 1803.
John Charnoct, Efq. to be Captain.
Lieutenant Nathaniel Garrick to be Captain.

Entigo Benjamin Bond to be Captain.
Enfign Richard Painefrather to be Lieutenant, lice Garrick,
promoted.
John T•l'Kenaie, Gent. to be Ponta, vice Bond, promoted.
BANKRUPTCIES ENLARGED.

May 7. John Jackfon, of Oxford .greet, Middleez, linendraper,
dealer and Chapman, at on, at coldhall.
May 7. jobs Wagner, late of the Hamlet of Wallington, but
now of Lower Tooting. SuLicy, calico-printer, dealer and
chapman, at ten, ot Guildhall.
April 1. Daniel Holbrow, Thomas Haynes, James Haynes,
and Robert Henderfon, late of Oadand-Mill, parifh of Bit-
eon , Gloneeße rfliite, man ufadurers of chymieal preparations
and partners, at ten, at the Rummer Tavern, BriftoL
BANKRUPTS.

'William Hacker. of tlie Precis& of the Palace of the Lord
Archbilhop of Canterbury, Kent, builder and carpenter,
dealer .sad cbapman, to furrender April t . 4, and May 3, at
ten, at the Guildhall, in Canterbury. Anomie', Mr. I. 7..
Plummer, Canterbury; or Mr. Barnes, Clifford's-Inn.
!ratios Martorelli, late of Fleet-ltreet. London, merchant,
dealer and Chapman, April 1,5, and May 3, at ten, at Guild-
hall. Attornies,MaraWillett and A nneDey, Finibury-fquiire.
DI VIDC.NDS.

April 4. Waiam Streeter, of Bil'ingfhurft.Salica. miller, dealer
and chapman at rieven, at the King's Head. Billinglurft.

April e. Joan Ser le. cf She pioss-Sd allett,Somerfeddire, clothier
At five, at the Bunt lavern.
April 5. Joan Yarc, of Oxford-ft:eel, linen-draper, at one, at
john lack, late of Smith Creak. Norfolk, fitopiteeper,
dealer and chearian, at eleven, at the White Swan lun, in
the city of Norwich.
Av.! 9 Kni.crt Iwafil Carri. of St. Georgia in the Eat!, Mid-
., dicks, nrit. reliant, At ten, at Guildhall.

BA N7CRIIPTS IN !RYLAND. .6
rhorna2 Smyth, of I;nhlin. et,au.s, to furrender on the 28tL
and 29th tuft and allth ApriL
John illicit, of Ship. nkrchant,to furrender the 28th and Jr tL
molt. and iSth April.
London, England, 1803-03-23

SU-kRET

I;i,c.sln', SC)I 2 2.—Richard Nzttiene7,l
i; felolitoutly thootim4 at Win. Cord•
Souitet, with a gum loaded with
ibot, in the pariih of Putticy.
The pritbmr, in cafe, was an itinerant fel.
t.:*tilh and },wens, which he hawked about on
He lived nt l'utmy, not far from the
b:-id:;e. The pet tints whom he was charged with
at were watchmen of the fame pat ifh.
Souttin Laid he was a watchman of Put.
t.:y : in Noveinher 14a he was on duty, and
ile was crying the hour of twelve the prifoner's
hint; the pritimer way not then dole by;
1.2 s.'d it, and examined the panniers, but
to;tiiing but hilt in them. The prifoner
c.. ;;;,, laid to him, ',What do you do that
: I t,1:11 I had bent near, I would have knocked
you down."—He tcquefted the ptifoner to be
quiet, and to gn home. The prifoner refufed, and
abufed him. Another watchman then came up,
and asked 44 What was the matter ?" He alfo of-
fered to AIR in taking the prifoner into cuflody.
The ptifoner then went away, but Coon afterwards
returned with a gun in his hands, and fwore he
would give them the contents if they ventured to
come near him. The witnefs and the other watch-
man immediately drew their (words, and went
towards the prifoner, who was fitting on his afs.
The prifoner went home, which was near, and the
watchman called the conflable. As loon as he
heard them, he put a mulket out of the window,
and told them to get away from his premifes.—
They did not go, upon which he (napped the piece
at them four or five times, but it did not go off.
lie then faid, " D—n your eyes, you fee it is not
loaded ;" but (napping it again, it went off. He
did not know whether the piece was loaded with
hot, but, judging from the report, he thinks it
was. The prifoner then laid, 44 Come, give us a
volley ; if you don't I will."
The other watchman gave the fame evidence,
and added, that tome of the (hot rattled round his
hat, and one of them (truck his nofe. Being
asked by the Judge where he flood ?he raid he was
at fome dillance from the laft wieners, fo that the
piece could not be levelled at both of them ; that
he afterwards went to apprehend the prifoner ; he
would not furrender, but they were obliged to
break open the door, the prifoner fwearing that
his /souk was his call's, and he would not Innen.
der. The Learned Judge told the Jury, that they
mull be fatisfied that the piece was malicioufly le.
yelled at the witneffes with intention to (hoot them;
and übferved, that from the teftimony of the fe.
cond witnefs, it could not be levelled at both of
them, as they were not fo near for the Caine aim to
take both.—Verdift—Not Guilty.
Griffiths and Troll, charged with felonioufly
fleeting a cart, two geldings, and one calk of
brandy, the property of Mr. Q!intin; and Wil.
ham Parkhurft, for receiving the fame, were found
Guilty ; the principals were fastened to feven
years et anfportation ; the receiver to fourteen.
London, England, 1803-03-23

PREGNANT LADIE6,

Whisfe fit requires a temporary retlremen t.
MR. WATSON, Surgeon, and Man Midwife,
often to ccommolale Ladies in au a:ry and retired (nu-.
,atian, with Apartments to lye-in, on terms fuited to their cir-
curnitances and fituation in life; their infants put nut to nutf:.
and humanely taken care of ; and as Humanity inducts him to
offer his affiltance to alleviate the horrors of concealed Pre*.
tnancy,lie Ratters hinifelf Ladies wilt iind on application to him,
the ereateft attention, and molt profound fecreey.
Letters (port paid) to Mr. Watlin, Surseen and Man-Mkt-
wife, or to Mrs. Watson, Midwife, No. tp,Chariotte-ftvee%
Surry-fida of Blackfriar's-bridge, will meet the molt pointed
attention.

Wlic:e may he had, The PILL BFNEDICTA, at tL ts• p,t
boa, a certain ar.d ctLcltr.l krmedy to remove all Obdruc.
Lions and irreiclaritics, and an a:callow Moilicioe alter boil
Lying' in.
London, England, 1803-03-23

DENAIAR K.

COPENIIAGEN. FF.R. 12.—0 n the 4th 17111. WA;
read in the Academy of Sciences here an E:ra).
Profs-Jot ZOEGA, upon a Bas.reliel, foand on a
ancient acroplugus, reprefenting laycurgus and
the Bacchanalian women. _

Fs.. zz.--His Mainßy, who has been for fomp.
time indifpofed, is now well enough to go out again.
The continuation of the thaw has rendered the
ice between Zealand and Schonen fo itidafe, that
all communication between the two kingdoms Iv
this way is cut off.
The birth days of the King and Crown Princ:
have been celebrated in the molt brilliant mannc:
in many.places, and great collections mad: fu:
the poor.
lklaacu I.—The weather here yeftertlar and :D.
day having been very flormy, the lea is again qu;:e
open. '1 he Sound is free from drift ice, and
three (hips are already arrived at Elfineur. Oa
this fide, however,the navigation is Rill oharu:s7d
by the drift ice. On the cu.& of the Great Li 1 t
alfo the ice is Rill fait.

MARCH 5.—In our Commercial Gazette is an
article relating to an apprehended breach between
Algiers and the French Republic, which contains
alto fame information refpetting ourown differences
with the former. It appears, that at the time that
the difpute took place between the Dey and the
French Charge d'Affair zs, the Dey gave the
Danes a proof of his changeable difpofition, by
making new and exceffive demands, without any
fort of ground ; and tilde being refuted, ordered
the Damfh Coultil to depart in -four days, threat-
ening to fend out his corfairs againfi the Danifh
(hips. While the Conful was preparing to depart.
the K'ing's !hips came with the prefents, on
which the Dey t equefied him to remain at his poft.
—The bufincfs is not fully fettled. but no corfairs
are yet fitted out ; and as loon as this news reach-
ed Marfeilles, Captain KORFID failed with the fri-
gate Rota for Algiers, and in cafe of atlual both-
laic, wul proted the Danifh trade.
Haucrozaria, FES. ts.—Our Aland has never
felt fa much the effed of a fevere winter fierce
time immemorial as it has this winter, For up-
words of five weeks the wind has been fo violent
from the EaR, and the froft fo fevere, that the
ifland is entirely furrounded with floating ice, and
fo long as the feafon continues thus, it is abfo-
lutely impoffible to pals hither from the Continent.
On Sunday, 23d January, an Englith packet-
boat came in fight, and approached within two
leagues of the fhore, but was driven off towards
evening, and has not fence appeared. This is
probably the Princefs Royal, Capt. SANDIR, with
the mail of the 4th January, of which we have as
yet no certain intelligence.
London, England, 1803-03-23

DISTRIBUTION OF PRIZE MONEY.

To the Prince of Wales, Invincible, Tamer, Unite, Byres,,
Amphitrite, Daphne. Lapwing, and Requin brig, for the cap-
ture of the Colony of Surinam and Its dependencies, a final
diftribution will be nude on the pit loltant, at the Plough, in
Beaufort-buildings.
The gun-brig Bold, for the felzure of a (mall qtanSty of ge-
neva, will be paid to-morrow, the adth init. at N 0.7, Beatifor -*
buildings.

To tie cotter Nile, for the capture of the fitip cbrilw VII.
• diltribution will be made at No. 7, Beaufort-buildings,
morrow, the 24th initant.

To the Culloden, Minottur, Zmlool,rwif lure, S •ahorfr
Perkin bomb, San Leon brig, and her Molt Faithful Majefty's
fhip San Sebaftian, for the capture of two French feluccas, called
the San Antonio and Santa Mat*. a diftribution will be made
at No. 13, Barnard's-inn, Holborn, OD the pit hittAnt.
London, England, 1803-03-23

FROM LLOYD'. LIST.

DIAL. MARCO s3—Arrived the Britannia, .. Admi-
rat ApUn, —, and General Stuart, —, from the Eaft
Indies, and remain.—Wind Eaft.
DRACISAND. MARCO as.—Palled by the London, Smith,
from Charante ; Cleopatra, —, from Savannah; Mary, Da.
'kilos, from New Providence; from the
South Seas; John and James, Lawfon,from Tortola; and the
Pomona, Plowman, from Emhden.--S.died the AtUve, Ro-
man, for Palermo; Cunningham, Bayle, for Bella Scrim
M Hs, Hatter, for Rotterdam; St. Andreas, for
Havre ; Profperfty, Orr, and Sufannah, Brown, for Hamtwe'.