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London, England, 1803-01-04

HoLLdivii.j.

Hacus, Dsc. 28.--Citisen C 23111. BRRTHIER,
brother of the French Minifter of War, arrived
here yefterday. He is to take his departure with
the French troops defined for Louifiana.
Lieutenant General DAPIIDILS; defeated in all
his fchemeh and the future prefenting no very fa-
vourable profpo, has folicited and obtained his
difmiffion. As Come recompence, however, for
his former ferviceh we hear be has obtained the
grant of a piece of heath land, fituated in the en-
virons of Haltem, on the payment of a certain
annual quit rent ; fo that it feems all his extenfive
proles% are now circumfcribed to the humble oc-
cupation of his unafpiring fire.
We hear that the Government of State has
charged the Secretar,y of Forcign AfF.tirs to re.
monftrate with the French Government, through
the medium of the Batarian Arobatfador at Paris, i
againfi the Pilot College ellablifired at Antwerp]
and northing, for providing the requifite Pilots for !
the navigation of the Scheldt and its ca9als.
A ferrous report has lately been in circulation
here, that a number of French troops, not in the
pay of this Republic were, neverthelefs, equipped
I and eloathed at our expellee. Meafiires, however,
have been taken to contradift an affrtion fa dif.
honourable to both the Governments. All that
can have given caufe to this report is, that 184
French dr.tgoons, quartered and defined for the
Louifiana expedition, have been maintained at the
expence of our Government, on account of Gen.
VICTOR; and the amount of which is to be deduttedl
from certain pretest-ion; which the French have
fet ast us.
lOn the soth the Government of State decreed
a regulation on the granting of Sea Letter s. or
Paports, according to which all drips going to
fea, and paging the fartheß bum, pinks and
herring bulks excepted, mutt provide thernfelves
with raid Pagporui by the City Governments from
which they fed, and thew them to the last guard-1
(hip, on pain of forfeiting three gilder. for each lag
which the veld Mall have on board; the Placate
of T 727. on Turkill Fairport', and other refolves
thereto relating, to retrain in full force.
A panic has fazed the Merchants of Amfer.
dam: The enure of it is, that the Government of
State has prefented to the Legifluive Body, a
propofal relative to the Batavian rercriptions
payable after the peace. By that plan, thefe
funds will be exchanged for national ulaligations,
the payment of which isnot fixed for any particu-
lar period. Without entering into long details, it
will be fufficient to fate that each rekription of
two florins would Cullman, by the propofition, if it
fbould be acceded to by the /..egillature a lots of
nearly so per cent. hecaufe the national debt would
be increated for the obligations in rteftion, 6o
millions ! l'he mere propofal of Inch a plan has
produced (itch an eff.Mt upon public credit, that
all our funds, particularly chafe in quedion, have
fallen ands per cect. in the ipace of two days.,
The dlicsistms is at ;:s
London, England, 1803-01-04

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"Ff4'

TO THE PROPRIETORS OF EAST 'INDIA STOCL
LADIRS AND MAN,
A GENERAL COURT will be held on Wel-
nefilay the zgth of January, for tie Elesdion of a Direc•
tor, in the room of Mr. Huss via. I beg, therefore, molt
carneltly to folreit the honour of your fupport on that day.
Th.: inaccuracy of the Lifts has prevented me from finding
:he refidence of many Proprietors. I hope, however, previous
to ths:Day of Eledion, to pay my perfonsi refpeds to all who
refidc in London. It is iropoillble for me fufficiently to ezprefs
my grotefol fettle of the encouragement will which I have beam
honoured; and I Should feel myfelf extremely mortified, were
I to he etirtadered in any initance deficient in that attention,
which the Proprietors have a right to Agra, and which it is
as well my Inclination as my duty to °Verve.
I have the Honour to be, with great refped,

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Ladles and GenticmLn. •
Aldermanbury, Your molt obedient and devnted Servant
Dec 3T, ace. WILLIAM ADAIR JACKSON.
Mr. Jackfon's Committee fit every day (Sunday excepted)
at the King': IleadTavern, in the Poultry.
London, England, 1803-01-04

PRACTICAL AnRC'JLTURE.

In the Pref., end in February will lie puhlithed, in One large
quarto %rename, I"...uitrated with upwards of
,to Engravin7A,
reptetaning the various Kinds of Nett E NT$ and other
hi,tenawrar aillpted to the volt il Methods of C.:-
iti

tivation. and alfolfferen• Breeds of DOM E STIC ANIMAL*,
A COMPLETE SYSTEM of PRACTICAL
A. 4- ACRICLILTUR.E, includtng ::11 the modern Illtrellte-
D3CUES anJ Difcoveries, in which the Principles of Chemilley
are applied explanation of the Marine and CompoUtion of
SOILS and MAnnar.i ; anti thnre of ot:.er S:iences i^ the breed.
re ming, and fattening of nifferent Anti of lava :=TUCIC
the whok intended to combine and explain full 3. an 1 C3Eati:CE. ly
the PI.IIIICIPLIS and Pahartch of the Aft of Hulbandry.

- • ft . :EN. XI. D.
W oticips)
Printed for Rs Patcari. No. 7 t, S: Paul's Church-
yard, and to be bad of an Boobfdlers.

PEACirknd the PLOUGH.

SOLDIERS, SAILORS, and EAST and WEST INDIAN
SPECULATORS, verso are returned foceefsfel, and roan
to praaife HUSBANDRY to advantage, are Idfunned,

thia the
ANNALS of AGRICULTURE, collefted and
pubillhed by ARTHUR YOUNG, Efq. I.R.S. and
Secretary to the Board of Agriedtert, are pobiinted Monthly,
price as. and delivered by all the Bookfillers and News-Cartier
in Great Britain; a long-ellablithed and well-reeelvcd Work,
in which are inferted various Papers by molt ref:ie.:table pratti•
cal Agricultnrifts, with their names and places of abode; upon
the means of judging of Soils; upon the circuniftances to be
attended to in buying or Wring Farms; upon the advantageous
modes of farming Arable Land, and tbock'ng and managing
Paftures. Containing alto all the Premiums offered by the,
Agricultural Societies in Brit-in, reg,larly publithed in no
other Work, by which enterrrifing Farmers may knew all ep-
porttnities of becoming Claimants. In this Work are silo
contained Regifters of the great Slieep.Shearing and other
Agricultural Meetings of the Kingdom ; Notice of fuecefiful
Candidates; and a general detail of every thing intereiting to
the Farmer and Crazier ; Plates and Dcfcriptions of new:y-
Invented Tools ; Parliamentary Papers on Azcicultural Ince- '
refts; Notice of Bills that cot cern the Landed !meted; the
Monthly Primp gf Corn; Farrniv News; with a variety of
Information front anal Experiments made in every part of
the Kingehltn, from the Year 1784 to the prefentrime. Can.
ptete Sets n 3y Vols. and condoned regularly.
No. 217 was puhlilhed on the tit of December, sod con-
Wiped the Plufbaadry of htsGrace the late Duke of Bedford
by the Editor, with four Plates ; an Account of Lord Nelfoo's
Efiate at &nine ; Improvements in Caithnefe, by Sir John
Sinclair, Bart. No. 228 was publillied the tlt of January,
SO3, containing, among other Articles. OCMOntioo4 on Cli-
mates, Ken/awes, and the Weather; Cllconorny of a Park,
by the Night Hon. Sir Jefepla Banks, Bart. P. S.i Trani-
afUons of the Suutt.ffeld Cattle and She Satiety, ate..
Sold by iticiaardfons, karat
London, England, 1803-10-22

the worli of It

Ninth Rotund—Both began to be men re their smut. and at-
tempted to am each others blows. Clarke pat in a NW that
puffed up bit opposeat's eye.
The Tenth, Rietrestb. and Twat\ Rounds wee Ilse & with
depended, es both Ides; at the and itt which it was hard to fay
who had the advantage.
Thirteenth Reend.—Oreat bottom evinced by Meth dm com-
bstaitts; each fovea right and left as long as they mid, and than
fell regalia.

louitcenth Roond.—Beekley appeared lick end week. bet weld
not elm it in. Clarke was now fere ult: e cane*, thertfuee
pointed his urger to his antaganik and Impend at him.
Fifteenth en (restart% napped dawn, tan
fprung up, and knockedgiuwn his man.
From the isth to the sift round was a continua-
tion of revere hard fighting, when Clarke had gene-
rally the advantage.
From the silt round to the zyth, Beckley began
viably to gather Arength, and when he hit his opfo-
nent, the blow did great execution, 101 he Iwung his
arms round his head like a hammer, which had the
fame tired in bringing his opponent to the ground.
From the 17th to the 34th round, .he battle be.
came again even---a great deal of betting took place .
without odds. Both being In completely cut, from
the want of &ill to parry each other's blows, that it
was fuppofed they would faint with the lois of blood
—inflead of which, both feemed to gain frcth vigour
evtry round.
Fiom the 34th to the 4oth round, both the com-
batants fought with fuch firength and determined
refolntion, that anonithed the amateurs at the proofs
of bottom they haJ given, inafimich that feveral were
heard to exclaim that they were equal to game
cocks. Here the fpedators interfered and reps.
rated them. declaring they had never witneffed the
like. On their being forced from each filter, they
were beard to fay they woulJ meet fume 'menial"
early, and hare it out. This (evere corfift laded So
Minutes.

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London, England, 1803-10-22

maic.t.

Came down from the Nore the Discovtiev bomb.
Al rived the PLuTo flonp of war from off Dungenefs.
Remain in the Downs his Majelly's Chip 11IoN ARCH :
with the Lady Forbes, Cumberland, Hopewell, Ram.
War, and Kingflon, from Jamaica for waiting
for convoy. The STARLING gun I;rig has a fignal
for convoy to the Northward. Sailed this morning
:he Hon. Eall India Company's 'hips SIR EDWARD
HUGHES, BURGESS; and BRITANN.A, BIRCH, for
India. Wind N. N. W.

YAKMOUTH, OCT. 21.—Ycflerday failed on a
cruize, the Islacteal:NE frigate, CENSOR and PER.
RE I'rt R gumveffels, and KING GEORGE and NANCY
cutters. Sailed the tinge, CERN ERD BERXIN, to
Embden, with goods; Forfakett, ERIC HooN, to
London, with timber and deals. The Henrietta, Jo
HAN PFTER SON mailer, front London, hound to
Lubeck, laden with fugar, coffee, pepper, indigo,
hardware, and merchand z:, is put in here leaky :
the fhip mutt be unladen, and undergo a thorough
repair.

Ships of war in the Roads are, the Ruby, of 64
guns, Admiral THORN BOR °UGH'S flag flip; GELS' Z-
H LIN of 68 guns; Gaeco armed Ihip ; CONSTANT
gun brig ; and two revenue cutters. A large fleet
of light colliers remain wind bound. The Hari ice,
EP H ; and Minerva, BRISTOW' of this port, bound to
the North, are miffing, film:mid to have been cap-
'tured by the pirate Blackman.—Wind N. W.
AYR, OCTOBER 16.—Early yefierday morning
the floop Elizabeth, of Dublin, ROIsER r Scv Leto%
mailer, failed from this port with a cargo of coal
for Dublin, and having Rood out channel a confide-
rabic way, a firong gale from the S. W. forced her
back, when attempting to take the liar, the violence
of the dorm drove her behind the North Dyke about
half pail nine o'clock. The fitaation of the crew
becoming pet ilous, and the fea running fo high that
no common boat could go to their Alliance, the life-
boat and eleven men, under the direEtion of Captain
WALLACE, went to their relief, and brought them
all fafe on (bore, affording another fatisfaElory pool
of its invaluable utility.
GREENOCK, OCT. 18.—Arrived or. Saturday the
Grocer tranfport, with the remainder of the 28th
regiment on board. N'effels are now hiring for the
purpofe of tranfporl..g the troops lately arrived here
from Ireland, by the Grand Canal, to Grangemouth,
whence they are te embark for Fort George.
London, England, 1803-10-22

NAUTIC4L INTELLIGEATE.

MAILS THIS
Mlt. nut:.
Du!,!!r.
,t,:ford

S.W.
DV 2.
HAmburet e 2

Ptviktoccot,'Ocr. 20.—Came in the PHOENIX; of
36 guns, Captain HALSrio, from a cruize.—Sailed
the DIANA, of 38 guns; la FL ECH F; of 18 guns ;
and the Ni MR01), of t 8 ditto, on a entire ; the
Dutch fhip Juliana Matia, from Batavia, laden with
fugar, cotLe, and pepper, taken by the Favourite
letter of marque, of London, Captain PURI', lafl
from Falmouth.

DEAL, OCT. 2 I.—Sailed the IMMORTALITE frigate,
GRIFFIN, and TARTAR armed cutter, for the Cuaa
of Irance.—Sailed the SEAFLOWER (loop with the
outward bound under Convoy, for Portfmouth.
Arrived the Santa Margarcha higate, with the
homeward-bound fleet from Jamaica, under convoy,
molt of which. are failed for the River, with the La-
dy Andover, STADDEN ; Lady St. John, GREIC ; St.
George, PALMER ; Ulyffes, DORMER ; Purfuit, NIONT-
GWIERT ; Ajar, Nl'LrutiNG ; Ann, ATKINS; Covet-
dale, Nl,Nlisrck ; and Kingdon, Ilthsor4, from Ja-
London, England, 1803-12-28

PALACE COM r. lire :4.

A very long hearing of the at,,viments of Cnur.fel,
in the CAIIIO HAUP,ROVGI4 aril I•AVV.O. 'Z..
occupied the attention of the Court the g-eater part
tit the day. It trrncd on the of the An.
43 G.H. 45. cailed "An r'si” to present
hitri:oos .n.l vexatichis al tells." Br fci9i•it. thu:. .4
that AEI. PlaintiE, who than hold a I.)efencLoit or
Delend.ints to hail for a greater thAn they
get a verdift Int on ?he ttial, pay al: cot's, un•
lc:, fon., pnod at.d nrctsabk cau:e is to t 1,..
cinitsatv. In this cadi- the PlAintil.s artelled ar.3
held the Delendant t's Sail for 1451. 13%. ss hetet-. lie
&clued a:4 tar 4:1. t:s. 6J. awl I:•

2s. 61. by a verdia ; being all tliat.was pr,
he due.

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Serjeant MARSHALL was of opinion, that as no
good or fufficiect cattle was fhewn by the Plaint IF,
but that, on the contrary, their proceeding was
very improper and oppreffive, the attic for Plaintiffs
to pay all colts of the action, together with the c .its
of ibis application, fficuld be made abfoluv.
This is the firti cafe under this wholetome Statute
that has come before any of the Courts lince the
puffing of the Aft.

On Monday fc`nnight the dri is of fhow w 're Co
great, about fourteen miles north of flerwkk, that
the mail coach coining f 'nth was (topped, and could
not proceed until daybreak, when a palfage v:as ob-
tained by cutting through the Grow.
In thole ages when fimplicity of manners and re,
gulatity of living were the refult hf matikind's
nation, 'bleak had made little progrefs on the race it
men ; perhaps it was from this CA,FC Scurvy had not
made its rapid progrefs till about( the rime of Hippo.
crates, whole aphorifms prove he knew the
When DRAKE, Asisow, and Cones r 'vended their
route in uriexplores leas, their hiitories prove
ently its fad exitlence. The United Kingdoms of
Great Britain wouldteflify this lcourge on 'mid with.
out fearching the hi(tory Of campaigns. When ana-
tomy taught that the human body was capAl- if ab-
forption, they partially buried the afili.ffed. 'Me fuc-
eels of this treatment gave the idea of .t complete an.
tidote, and a vegetable and mineral preparation at
to be the remedy appropriated by medical experk. eeq
Onthisprinciple,Sriessuey's Atartscoßituric D4l rs
obtained the fandion of Europe, has gained his Ma.
jelly's Letters Patent, and held fuch an ellimation li
every county of the United Kingdom.—For the truth
of the alfertion of its anion on Scurvy, -vide Spil-
fbury'sTreatife and Cafes of Scurvy, Scrophula,Gonts
&c. price 4s. 6d. fold, together with the Drops, No.
st, Soho-ware, in bottles of es. 6d. nos. and 11. t as.
with a ►lack; (tamp affixed to each.
London, England, 1803-12-28

THIRRY •ND C. V. THORNTON •ND CO.

This was an aftion of trover, to recover back too
puncheons of Irilh fpirits. An application was ori-
ginaLy made for thefe fpirits, by the Defendants to
the Plaintiffs, by a letter, in June tBo3 ; they were
to be delis ered free on board. The meaning of that
thcy had no right to charge commiffion. The
Plaintiff, could not execute the order on thole terms.
They lent the too puncheons at the price that was
agreeable to the Defendant, ; but, contrary to their
expeltations, the Plaintiff charged commiffion at
zf per CVO. Bcc. which amounted to upwards •,f
zool. When the fpirits Arriv,,l, and the Defendants
law the irvoice price, they wrote hack to the Plaintiffs
that there was a little millake ; but they never ex
'welled the lead Jetire to decline taking there goods.
l'he learned Coutnel obferved, that the Detentfants,
when thefe fpirits arrived, %vete at liberty to do one
of two things. As they did not come to them, agree-
ably to the terms of their order, they were not oblig-
ed to take them at all. They might have laid, " You
have charged us an higher price than we tweed to
give, and therefore we will have no,bing to do vicar
them." In the fecund place, they were a• liner y t
keep them as they had done, and told them ; but fince
they kept them, it mut; be trnder Rood that they agreed
to the Plaintiffs terms. I'hc Defendants in England
knew what was not then known in Ireland ; namely,
that a new tax was about to he impofed on Irilh I,thits
imported after the sth of July ; and the Iph its in
<Nation had been imported before that period ; In
that the Defendants molt have put into their own
pockets, the whole of this duty on that large quan
tity of fpirits. When Mr. Grass had finithed his
opening, he laid, he would make the Defendants an
offer; and that was, to pay the Plaintiffs their rmon
Invoice price of there fpirits, which amounted to
5,5441.55. and half the profits.
LordELLINROROLIGN lard, that was an handfnme

prop•fit;on. There were two fides to every contraii,
and if the Defendants gave no noti6catinn to the
Plaintiffs, that they would only take them on the
original terms, there was no contrad, and they mull
be litppored to have affented to the terms popofed
by the Plaintiffs.
Mr. ER►at.ai and Mr. GARROW acceded t• thefe
terms.

Lord ELLERBOROUGH raid, the Defendants mull
undertake to pay for there fpirits, according to the
terms which the Plaintiffs propofed, which would
amount to 15441. ss. as the invoice price; and be-
fides that, refund one half of the profits which
they had made by the file of theft fpirits.
London, England, 1803-12-28

MARRIED.

On the sad init. at Shawbury, Mr. Horner. of Buekleribur•a
to Mih Bayley, eldett daughter of Edward Bayley, Efq. Wyth, •
ford, Shropilaire.

MED.

At Invernefi, on the 14th udt. Mr. John Gnat, fader to th•
late Arthur Forbes, Efq. of Culloden.
At Fdinburgh. on the 6th loft. Mr Claud Ciegborn, builder.
At Edinburgh, on the 16th inf. Allan Macdonald, Efq. late a/
the island of J.n.iica.
In the bland of Et. Michael's (where he had gone fin• the reeo•
very of his health.) on the a3d Odtober laft, Mr. William Bran.
des, the youngclt fon of Provuit Brander, of Elgin, In the 231.
year of his age.
On the 1 ^th Odlober, In the gland of St. Vincent's, Mr. James
Macdowall, fourth foe of Alezativh.r Efq. Park bill. ,

HAVING dedicated niirelf to the Rudy, and been
gratified by the moll confides-able practice in that branch
which I thought }roper to fvkft, I mull that I have not more mil-
empined my time than thole who, in the extenfive field of the
prof:than, arc occ.thomilly Inunerfed in uncertainty, and cannot
always attain that fuccels which is acquired by concentrating tha
intellettual power to one earn of Worrier&
The dile:arcs of DEBILITY arc peculiarly diftrelline, for they
bring witb them a train of concomitant fympterns, and, by a de-
prrffion of all vital energy, exiftencc tad( becomesenthittered.—
Whether they arife from the prevalence of ill example, the titanic-
tivc habits of felsool-boys, or the indulgences of maturity, they re-
quire the moil atOduaus pmfeffional iit; brit by the ignorance
of uneducated men, the fyroptoms arc aggravated, and the confil-
tution is de(troycd.
As a MEMBER of the ROYAL COLLEGE of SURGEONS.
1 ground nay pretenflons on regularity of education; sad paffelfing
every privilege to prarlice, I feel myrelf entitled to that confidence
with which I have hitherto been fo liberally honoured.
In the firft fenlatains-of local we...liners, early application will
prevent the calamity of a debilitated frame; but where the (of-
ferer, from a conkiourncfs of the unmanlinefi of the vice which
caufed his misfortune, is fretful of the contempt or century of his
family phyOrian. and broods over his infirmity with careful coa-
czalment, it mutt be fatisradtory for him to be allured rot only of
capability of treatment, but alfo of the mull inviolable fecrecy.
And in recent Venereal Complaints it is poffible to prevent pain.
danger or diftrefs ; in the moll complicated cafes it is the acquire-
ment of exclufive experience in this Lac to droft a fate, cacao'
and fpm..ly re-eftablithment
I offer the advantage o f this experience to thole of either fez who
are +Midsd with any kind of DEBILITY, of avy rymptoms of
VENEREAL INFECTION, and in -II cafes tbe term. of ream-
iteration are Rated on the Orli interview.

Patients in the country are tepee-Itxi tOWes Bank Dollto 1104
are rrquefted to [peed), their age and manner of Using.
MARTIN BREE,
Member of the Royal College of Surgeons in Loodon.
No. 29. ArundeMtreet, Strand, near Temple Bar.
London, England, 1803-12-28

MORN.

Hail, Gadder, of the new-born day,
I That dreakeil all the welkin Oct.'
harhur,:er. A orora, fay,
What ti:aoties play on Parrot's Ihore ?
What ,ilealurcii dance the meads along,
As thrill larks chaunt their early long ?
And thou, bleft light! facilely thine
Thy fun-beams on the curling wave;
While zephys son the trees incline,
May sin rude blaft efcape the cave
Where lEolits in iron binds
The bowling rage of North Eaft winds!
• Thus oft have!, when life was young,
In penfive mood, with Comae?' Row,
Trac'd the green banks (as yet unfusg)
Where fwift my native waters flow ;
And heard the lark his mann fuig
The martin (era:non rapid wing.
The ruddy milk-mala, o'er her pail.
Reeling low, Rags loud her tong,
C r liens to the amide talc,
1 he vows that fall from Robin'stongne;
A:id Rill the frowns, but fearce the while
Refrains the fort endearing fmile.
Ala! then, ere yet my youthful brcaft
Hid felt the tyranny of love,
flow oft, Imagination's pelt,
Has beauty in my b..,foin flrove
, I To feed me with ideal joy,
And welcome there the Cypriot Soy'
How oft I've bruth'd the early dew,
To pluck the violet from its bed,
The primrofe, and the daily too,
And cowillp by the fireamlet fed,
To weave a garland for the hair
My fancy form'd Co debonair.
fi But now that in my raging foul
Love holds an unremitting (way,
And lords it there without eontroul—.
The fleeplefs the joylefs day,
In fad Inaction faintly prove
The horrid pangs of hopelefs Love.
Nor merging to my view appears,
!i• Sweet, Nature, clotted in woods and dale,
In folitude to hide my tears,
%And only Echo bear my wail ;
Nor heard the ring-dove's plaintive ern,
Soothing &spell melancholy.
Wretch that I am, condemn'd by hate
To wear this Went heart of woe,
Amidlt the city's noifc, the prate
Of canting trade, a grovelling crew;
Nor Love, me prineipla, reAnin
Their fanikl loft of heaping gain.
%thy wet thou farm d lo pains fair—
So nice mystical every part ;
To meet my name wilt, to fnare,
To trample on my Weeding heart?
That heart which fondly dams cm char.
And fcareely wits, as be km.
Thy Ladd& farm, thy (peeking face,
Smiling with (wart intellignaost
No, not thy beauty, not the grace
Of matehlefs tape, of matelaids reefs.
Tho' mote than mortals boaft, can vie
With my fond love, that fighs for thee.
0 ! thou tweet charmer! hear the layer
Deign on my eager love to (mile—
Then tall the limier to the ray
Pear his wild notes; the early toil
Of my lot g labour laugh to be
So light, fo (wee, if dear to thee.
Danaher 19. ten.
London, England, 1803-12-17

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FREEHOLD ESTATES, MAIDENHEAD, Bums.
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION,
By Mr. HAWKES,
Oa Wedadday the 4th day of January, at one o'clock, at the
Sun Inn, Maidenhead; in three Lou.
(by order of the Magnets of Mr. Abraham Darby,)
I•OT I.
1- VERY compad and improvable FREE-
HOLD ESTATE, fituate partly in High•ftreet, and
North-a-reef ;comprifing fever brick and the Nieffuages, with large
BUT and Uarden in good repair, iu the occupation of Mani • Bol-
ton and ethers, tenants at will; at a very low rent of 401. and
free from land tax. . . . .

Lot 1. A very fiabftantial well both Freehold brick and felted
Dweii•ig Hoare, dcfirably &nate the weR entrance of the Town
of Maidenhead; with ettenfive offices. large Barn and Farm
poi, the whole of which has been recently eredted, are in the beft
repair, anti have been fine occupied In the liquor trade, but are
equally adapted (or private refidence: thefe premifes are exone-
rated (runt laud tax, and immediate poffetion may be had.
Lot 3. The unexpired Term in a Lege of a Garden behind the
fecund lot, together with a cuounctdiotu Stable, Loft, and Cow
houfe, rt.:lndy erected on the Lime.
To be viewed (even days previous to the Pale, particulars there,
at the Swan Inn, Windfor ; Upper Crown, Marlow; White Hart,
Healey; Star Office, Temple Bar; Mr. Honer, Attorney at Law,
Maidenhead; and Mr. Hawkees, Reading.

I
if
London, England, 1803-12-17

FRANCS.

VA MSC I EN Mt S. Nov. 23.—Lieutenant SMITH, and
other officers, who were detained as '7.nglalh prifo.
nersatValencienneb,bcing permitted to go at large in
the city and neighbourhood, have broke their parole.
Them is no doubt but they will tartly adjutt the aff,tir
in England. When perfons detained upon their pa-
role behave in this w.ty, the only expedient that can
be retorted to is to put them under lock and key.
The Moniker of the fame date contains obfervations
on the trade and ready money of England. " May
there obfervations," it Pays at the end of that article,
which the merchants of the Continent ought never to
tote fight of, " May thefe obfervations convince us
that almoft every one of thole matters of the dai-
ries of England, and that Europe itfelf, will loon
be able to determine on the event of a peace—whe
ther the Englith manufadurers than remain obtfinate,
or shall recede from their arrogant pretetsfions."
London, England, 1803-12-17

AMERICA.

Borrow, Nov. zis.—Aa account having been
brought from Cape Francois, by Capt. Mute, a few
days ago, refpeding fume proceedings that had taken
place there, which was publicly contradifted by Ad.
jutant Commandant GRANDPAIGN s, a paffenger with
Capt. Musa, has fince came forward publicly in fup.
port of the latter Gentleman's flatement, which he
folemnly avers is coned. so I affect," Pays he," that
the circumilances of the attempt to fubvert the pre-
fent Government at the Cape, by Generals CLAUSEL
and Tuouvamar, was, aridly true, with this excep-
tion, that (in addition to the melt of Generals C.
and T. and upwards of go others, and that the two
cooks of the Commander in Chief and Prefect were
executed) ao perfons were hanged at the yard-arm of
a frigate in the harbour, on account of the plot. I
muff further remark, that Gen. Lacuna was ap-
pointed to the command of the Army of the North,
in the room of Gen. CLIOSIL; and Adjutant Com-
mandant Bolts was made Chief of the Staff, in lieu
of General Thiourea's.. I forbear to mention any
account of the coffee concern, Co advantageoully car-
tied on by Generals Ct.ausat. and THOUVIIIIIT, with
the Brigands. lam forry to fee the remarks of ap-
peal to the good harmony in commercial relations,
which the Adjutant-General pointedly hints at, as
exiting between this country and France. It is an
infult to American feelings (at 'call Co far as relates
to our countrymen at the Cape), or elle they would
not have flogged three American Captains on the
molt frivolous pretences, one of whom was Captain
Buttner, belonging to the port of Norfolk, Vir-
ginia."
London, England, 1803-12-17

DENMARK.

Corrinaosw, Nov. 29.—h is reported here by,
flips Captains from the North Sea, that from yo. to
too Englilt chips of the Convoy from the Sound,
have perifhed on the coat of Norway, in the form of
the 23d inf. To-day the Casrsroar. Captain
FAIWIA,II, fails with the Engin merchantmen;—
the cotter COIIItiTANCI remains fill in Elfineter-roads.
Winter is now fairly fet in as it Items. The ther-
mometer isfour degrees below freezing. and for many
miles round the city the roads arc in the heft fate
for fledges. The King, with their Royal Highnefes
the Crown Prince and Princefs, yefterday came to
the Winter Palace for the winter.
Dec. 3.—Citizen LOTOIII MARBOUIG, who is
here in the fuite of the French Embafty, departed
fuddenly this morning as ezprefs to Paris.
Mr. SYIIDICUS DOORMANII, Envoy from the city
of Hamburgh to the Courts of St. Peteriburgh and
Copenhagen. is arrived here by way of Stockholm.
A Convention has lately been made between Prof-
-16 sad Denmark, refpeding the abolition of the
laws of thipurreck. According to literal ag ac-
counts, from 6o to too Otitis, EngTepiertlhed
in the dreadful aO7lll of the nig_ht of the sad tilt.•
The packet from Hufum to London. with the let-
r-rs of the sad ult. is kid to base perifhed, but the
crew to be faired. The Casystoar returned on the
loth to Elfloeur with tome merchantmen : of the
other (hips that failed at the fame time, eight are
mid to he Aran,leJ on the ifland of Lefoe, and two
Anholt. Amorg others, the Jafon, Capt. An
• ..s, fr^rn Peterlborgh to London. is franded on
Letfoc four of the c:sw are arrived hese.
London, England, 1803-12-17

SffzDEN.

Sremanot.m. Nov. 2y.—Count Bsowa, Dania
Ambaffador at oar Court, is gone for fosse time to
Hoßhin. He has paled Tome days at Hamburgh,
which he left on the Bth. Prince& ALasartaa is
at Landbokoff, an eßate of Connie(' sinciaza.
London, England, 1803-12-17

HOLLAND.

• Aal STSRDA DEC. 3.—According to accounts
from Rotterdam, an Englifh (hip of the line, of 6o
rswas loft, with all her crew, in the Born) offal}
cily, near Browerfhaven, on the coaft of Zealand.
HAGUN Nov. 29.—Since Rear Admiral VILMUSL
had a conference with onrDireetory, our preparations
for the expedition againft England have been extra-
ordinarily haftened. Rear Admiral Vaellil73l. will
tommand the French Batavian fleet which is atm.
bled at Flnaling.
An Englifh (loop, with thirteen men, which ap-
proached too near the batteries and works on the coat
of Zealand, has fallen into our hands. She belonged
to. the Climax"-, of to guns, and had been fent to
reconnitre the man. The Englilh, who were brought
Into Flnfhing, lamented efpecially being made pit.
fours at fueh a time, as they were deprived of the
honour of affifting in the defence of their country.
Dac. 3.—The molt aaive preparations have hi-
therto been making throughout our Repnblic,'for the
expedition againft England; all the canals are ea
vered with tranfports of provifions and ammunition,
proceeding to Rotterdam and Amfterdani, as the
expeditions were expelled to fail from the Texel and
from Helvoetfluys, or from Fltifhing ; Rear Admi.
ral Uat: gave redoubled aftivity to all thofe
preparations by his pretence. We have, however,
been allured, that the expedition againft England
will be deferred till the Spring ; which before we bad
believed would certainly take place by the middle of
this month.
London, England, 1803-12-17

K VISSIA.

Sr. PITERSIIIIROK, Nov. is.—A plan has been
made,'and is approved by the EMPEROIL, for erecting
a bridge over the Neva, near the Summer Garden,
to join the Peteriburgh fide to the quarter of the Ad.
miralty. The bridge is to be ready in May : the
expence is eftimated at 1,:oo,000 roubles.
It teems certain that the French Ambatfador will
remain here.

Nov. 2 Theirbetze IA L MAJESTIES have MOOT.
ed to the Winter Palace.

The recruiting,juil ordered, will amount to 65,000.
A fimilar recruiting than take place every three years
in time of peace, to keep np the full complement of
400,000 men. In time of war, the recruiting is to
take place every year, as in the Ewsprefs
eres's time. The Neva is frozen over.

PARLIAMENTARr PROCEEDINGS.

HOUSE OF LORDS, FRIDAY, DEC. z 6.

Their Loa:Mips met at throe o'clock. In the Appeal Keigliky
v. the Eat India Company, Mr. MANSFIELD was NAM! RD the
put of the Refpondent. The further hearing of this cautc was
deferred nod' Monday next.
Mr. Hormel' moon, from the Bank,prefatted, according to their
Lordatips' order, an account of the Mies of notes on the 25th of
each mouth, diftinguiddng More under 5L
London, England, 1803-01-03

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G.ER ANT'.

HA rt cu, DEC. 2.l..—The b:trinefc refpthing
the Dann battery nea: flittvis of Giuckftadt,
oil the Elbe, before which the fhips of every nation
were to have faluted the Royal Danifh Standard,
when patting: up or down that river, has now taken
a very diarent turn. BomAPARTE, who fome
months ago dirdletl the Nliniflers of his Marine to
fend orders to the Prcfeds of all the French Sea
Ports, to desire all fueh French fhips as fhould
hereafter enter the Elbe, to falute the Gluckftadt
battery, partly from a fettle of his own high dig-
nity, and pattly at the remonftrance made upon
the fit'ujeet from another criarter, both at Paris and
Copenhagen, fuddenly deiired the French Mini-
tier, I:Eta:fat IN to fignifv to his Danilh Majelly,
in his quality of Duke of liolftein—" That upon
confulting all fubfilting treaties and precedetsts of
every delcription, it appeared that the Elbe is a
free river, and that the Danifh flag could not, in
confequence, era& from any nation thofe marks
of homage or falute, to which it was fuppofed to
he entitled ; that the French (hips would in con-
fegurnee of thofe confiderations, pafs up and down
the Elbe as before, without fainting; and that
Denmark would of courfe not demand falutation
even from the fmalleft Rates of Europe in amity
with the French people." In confequence of this
note, the works curying on at the intended royal
battery of Gluckftadt, have fence been fufpended;
and Citizen Rata HARD. who is matried to a na
tive of Hamburgh, and rather beloved by fume
of the inhabitants, has notified the orders he re-
ceived from his Government to the Senate o(this
city.

LONDON.
London, England, 1803-01-03

BOXING•

kformation having been received at the P 4;::
Office, Marlborough•lireet, of the late tight be.
tureen Tone, the Jew, and Maddox, of IVeilmi:i
(ler, Hamilton and three other Officers were dit
patched to Wormwood Scrubs (tht place appoint
ed for their meeting) to prevent their fighting,
and an the parties arriving on the ground, tar
Officers informed them, if they attempted to figle
or break the peace, they would take them i:itr
ttflud y,tipan which they thought proper to mor,
off act nfs the country ; but the Officers lap:Rini
they intended to fight elfewhere, followed therm
till they came to Wimbledon Conwon, when the
profeijors of the RC..ts they were in the county of
Surrey, put the Officers to defiance, thinking they
had no authority there,but in which they were mi.
taken. The cro vd that were afrembled, amount
ing to feveral thoulands, the Officers did not claim
it prudent to interfere. The parties are now undo
profecution in Surrey for a breach of the peace.
London, England, 1803-01-03

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MARK-LAME, VINIPARY 3.
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Kentifh fupply ; the fine[} Wheats have obtained
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Superfine 595.
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Rape Seed, 341. to 361. per lan.
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DE.\ MARA.

COUNHAGEN, MARCH is.—His Royal High
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von HOLSTFIN, who is appointed to attend him
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WE.DEN.

Sroc K H OLM, MARCH z.—The Prufflan Minifter,
Baron TAKP.ACH, has at prefent frequent conk.
renc:s with our Miaillers, relating, it is fuppofed,
to fume arrangements between the Duke of Meek-
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MARCH I r.—ln the night of the 27th ult. the
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koeping in Sundermania, was entirely confumed
by fire. The damage is etlimated at sa,ooo dol.
lat s. This is the fourth fire at Norkoeping within
four months.

It is Lod that Mr. COUTlfellOr K&LITSCHLFF will
Come here as Ruffian Ambaffador.

RUSSIA.

)PITILSBURCH, MARCH t.—The fettling of the
frontiers in Finland has occafioned a declaration
from our Court. which will probably contribute
to bring this affair to a conclufion. General Ba-
nn MRYENDORF, who is appointed Military Go.
wernor of Finland, will take up his conitant refi-
delve at Wyborg in that quality.
The Archduke Palatine is expeded here in a
fortnight. His marriage with the Princeis AM E.
RIA of It iden teems to be quite certain.
Mae c s 5.—1 t appears certain that the Emperor
will in the courfe of next fummer take another
tour, (it is laid to the Crimea,) and probably ac-
companied by his august confort, our beloved
Emprefs. orders having been given to get in
readinefs the travelling equipage of their blajefties.
London, England, 1803-05-04

PROM LLOYD'. LIST.

Dem., Mar 3,—Remyln as per laft. Wind W. S. W.
OiAVIIIWD, MAT 3—Paged by, the Jean, —, born
Cork; Draper, M'Dooald, from Belfalt ; Argo, Serif, from
Hamborgh; Abraham, Haitin, from Norway; Sufanoah,
—; and Two Brothers, koala, from Cabita—Salled the
Jane, Smith, for Cork ; Coefola, Cochran, far =noir ; Sap-
pll
is. Ballard, for Stettin ; fgra. Boot, —, for Antwerp ;
Lewingtoo ; &andel* Starr; and Hum Tait, for
kiambingb.

Yellerday their Majssrigs and the Panic
came to town from Windfoi, and in the evening
the QEssio had a Concert, at which were prefect,
the Countefes of Gaosvalios and Assess DRY ;
Ladies CATHCART, CARDIGAN, MRLTILLE, and
SUDLRY ; Mrs. Howa and Mrs. A. STANNOPI
Earls Gaosyswoa and WILTON ; and Lords CAT N.
CART, ST. HsLams, and SIMILIT.

Their MAJIIIIIIII honour Drury-lane Theatre
with their prefence to-morrow. The entertain-
mentscommanded are, 7 be Marriott Promo:fit, and
41 Howie to k Sold.
His Grace the Duke of Notrour gave a grand
dinner yetierday at his houfe, in St. James's square,
at which were his Royal Highnefs the Patrice of
Waits • Earls MOllll/9 DUST GUILDFORD, TINA.,
mat, Lord FOLLY, and Mr. CORR.
On Monday laird Mar.vi ta. a with his ufual liber.
alit7, gave a Dance and Supper at his houfe in
C.harles.fireet, to all his old domeftics.

Majors WIGAN and PLOMER were cid:fed Lien.
tenant Colonels of the Esti and Weft Regiments
of London Militia yeflerday, at the Court of Lieu-
tenancy.
- -

On Wednefday and Thurfday morning arrived
at Liverpool from Manche(ler, on their way to
Ireland, eight troops of the tyth Regiment of
Light Dragoons, under the command of Col.
Gray. They have been Rationed at Manchefter
and that neighbourhood for the laf two years.

Mr. Cosoit.y. whole death we announced on
Monday, had for a feries of years been confidered
the &ft Commoner in Ireland. His climes, in-
cluding iliac which he inherited by the death of
his uncle, the late Earl of STR•rrOID, produced
upwards of 30,0001. per annum. He was married
to Ltdy Louisa AUGUITA LENNOX. filler of the
Duke of Ricauon. and was related to Mr. Fox,
Mr. Bran, and feveral other perfons of corgi.
quence. Dying without ithie. the great bulk of his
fortune it divided between his nephew, Mr. Eiviio,
Member for Middlefex, and his nieces Vircounrefs
CASTLtIttAGH, and the Lady of Admiral l'a•
London, England, 1803-05-04

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AN eligible Freehold Farm called STEI"FLES,
in the Publics of Osten and Walter Belchamp, three
mila from Clare, and five from Sudbury, conuiting of about
90 Acre, held by Mr. Richard Pratt, on Lade, for au unex-
pired term of SI: Yean, at Michaelmas nex, at the low Rent
of SA—Printed Partleularsznay be had of Mr. Wade,Solieitor,
Duranow; at the Bell, Haverhill; Half Mcloo. Clare; Ram,
Loa; Melford; Swan, Stidbury ; and of Mars. Hudiblnfon,
Abbott, and Co. Arundei•Qreet, London ; where a Plan of the
Eftate may be ken.

MATCIUNG, ESSEX.
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION,
By Mars. HODSKINSON, ABBOTT, and Co.
At °areaway's Coffee-houfe, London, on 'Cutfday the loth of
May next, at Twelve o'Clack ,
ACOMPACT FREEHOLD, and fmall part
COPYHOLD FARM,fltuate in the Parith of Matching,
within two miles of al.riUW ; containing too Acres, or there-
abouts, In the occupation of Mr. Charles Martin, Tenant at
Will, at the low rent of sot.
Printed pwricalars may be had of Mr. Wade, Solicitor, Dun-
snow ; at the Green Man. Harlow; and of MeffroHodildnfon,
Abbott, and Co. Arundel-Erect, London.

HA %%EDON araTSOIVIERTON. SUFFOLK.
TO BE SOLIY BY AUCTION,
3y Mats. HODSKIN9OIO4 ABBOTT, anA Co.
At Carassray's Coffer Hoak, Landon. on Tuarday the act's of
May next, at is &Crick.
AN ELIGIBLE FREEC-lOLD and (man part
COPY HOLD FARM, (S 5 Acres), called the DEAN, is
the tattles of Hawiralasaial goraceton. ab..ut to saes
_ _ _

Bury, and p from I or, Milford, in the occupation of Mn.
Sarah Pettit, oo Leafe fur an unexpired term of Bs years. from
Michaelmas neat, at (3L per Annum.
Printed Particular. may be had at the Bell, Haverhill ; Half
Moon, Clare; Ram, Long Melford ; Swan, Sudbury ;Angel,
Bury; of Mr Wade, Solicitor, Dunrnow ; and of Metes.
ti.ollkinfnn, Abbott, and Co. Arundd-ltreat, London ; wttcre
a Plan of the Farm may be teen.
London, England, 1803-05-04

S.

Lord Mote • etym lied a wtOt that the Dil rdpealsti the
above dercription of purloin might now be read a Wood tante,
leaving it open for any Noble Lord to Rate bit objedions either
to the principle or the provibons of the Bits, when it came los
a Committee. The Hook acquit:feed in the wills of the Neils
Lnrd, and the Ell was ordered to he sonunirted ea Friday.
The Vexatious Arun Bill was alto deterred.