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London, England, 1803-04-20

INN AT PLYMOUTH.

T'o BE SOO5l-IheFee Simple and Inheti-
taw, with potreißon at Lady Day next, of and In all
thst Ins and Tavern, Ottawa by OA name orrbe LONDON
SNN, filiate in Foxhole-Bract, in tliis Borough, and now In
Jibe Occupation of MI. George Brewer, as Tenant thereof; un-
til Laity Day nest, but whti is delltris of giving Minsediate
volition upon redomibia terms.
The thrall% Houk wintaias (event Pariatws arid splint
Rooms, bcciass a large Rouyn la which the Public Bails and
Coliscrts are always held, and is frequendy tried as an Analon
Rowst, owing to its being the molt capacious in the Town. a
great number of Chambers and Apartments in the Attie Story
with a Courtlagr, Stables, and kueral detached Offices, winch
have a communication with a lane called Seven Star Lane.

For wbiels purpoC: an Auction will be held on Thurfday.the
Twelfth Day M May net, at the rune lon, at the hour of Six
Ns the Evening.
The wenn Tenant will thew the Pralines; and any further
informarins may be obtained by applying to Mr. H. Woolb
eonsbea, Solicitor, in Plytnostb.
/4. AR If the above mentioned Inn le nm Add. the fame will
be Let by Private Contradt immediately.
Plymouth. April te.
London, England, 1803-04-20

BY COMMANEWTHEIR MAJESTIES.,

TI tRATIE.ROTAhar 11.13 V EDMGAR DEN.
TO-MORROW EVENING, APRIL 2
will be prefetwed the New Comedy, called
JOHN BULL;
Or, AN ENGLISHMAN'S FIRE-SIDE.
To which will be added the Farce of
THE DEAF LOVER.
London, England, 1803-06-15

LOAM.

That every contributor to the Laid lam of ea,coo,tool. {hail for
every tool. contributed and paid. be entitled to the principal fur
of Bain Annaties.after the rate of 3 per cent, to commence froet
the sth day of July tBo3,and to be added to and made one Joint
Rock with the 3 per cent.Annuitien,confolidated by the Ade astla,
akk, nth, 3:d, and 33d years oldie reign of his tate Majek, and
by fevers! lubfequent Ads, payable 'alike manner's the laid 3 per
cent. Confolidated Annuitiec

That every fuck contributor &all alto have rtOL in the 3 per cent.
reduced Annuities, to commence from the sth April 5803.
That every inch contributor mall alto be entitled to an annuity
of 6a 3d. per cent. out of the Annuities confolidated by the aas of
the eth, web, and std years of the reign of his prefent Ma3efly.
That the revere! Annuities after the rite of 31. per cent. 31. per
can. sod Bs. yd. per cent. fo to be payable as 'foretold, fluff be
charged, and chargeable upon and payable oat of the Confolidated
Fund of Great Brit:in, or any other duties sod revenues whirl gall
be appropriated for that perm& by soy Ad tor Adis of this peeing
Salem of Partiareat.

That every contributor Gall an or before the t 7th day of this
Inftant June, nuke a &pat of to per cent. on fuch him as be sr
ilia thall choofe tofulicribe towards nibs the faid rum of la.ixo*:ol.
with the chief milder or cameo of the Governor and Company of
the Bank of P.nyland, as a fecurity for the making the future pay-
menu on or before the days or times hereinafter mentioned, that is
to fay--
C.te per Calton or before the 17th day of Jane nett 1
13 do. - - slid July
is do. - - zgth an„-if
as do. - - s dtb September
so do. - • sift teb....
is do. - - zkb Novarbr
i i do. - - aid December
That every contributor paying his or het contribution an er be-
fore the t 7th Nov. 114:3, (hall be allowed a difenunt of 51. per cent.
per mount, to be computed from the day of complesiag the fame
to the 20 Dee. Igo,.
That all the monies Co to be received by the Calder or Cafiden
of the Bank of Poi/taxi, sail be paid into the maim of the Fiche-
Tier, to be applied to Each Cervices as sail be voted by this Hoak
in this &Sea of Parliament.
London, England, 1803-06-15

TAXES.

The following are the Refolotions voted by the
Committee of Ways and Means, and reported to the
Houle :-
1 Refolocd. That it is the opinion of this Committee, that to.
wards railing the fupplygranted to his Majelty,the film of r 5,000,000
be railed by Annuities, wbefeof the charges of to,cce,coci. are to
be defr.yed on the part of Great Britain. and I,ooopool on the
part of Ireland.
London, England, 1803-06-15

TURNPIKE TOLLS TO LET.

NOTICE js hereby Given, That the next General
Meeting of the Truftees of the Turnpike Road leading front
the Town of Brlghthe'wßone through Cuckileld to the County
.Oak on Lovell Heath, a the County of Suffes, is appointed to be I
held at the Talbot Inn, in CuckSeld aforefald, an Ilurfday, the
7th day of July next, at the Hour of Eleven in the Foreboon, at
which Meeft the Tolls wiring at the fennel Toll Gates upon the
raid Road, called Pram, Stone Pound, Autty, and Aully Side
Gate, Slough Green, lead Bar, and Crawley Gates, will be Let
by Audios), In Two Lots, to the Belt Bidder, fmm the acelt day
of Scptanber nest, for One or more Years, as Ball be then agreed
on.betwaeo the Hours cinema( and Two of the Came day, in the
manner (Unfilled the AO palled In the Thirtieth Year of the
Reign of his pretest y," 17r regulating the Turnpike Roads,"
which Tolls were let the left Year at the kraal Sunw followag,
viz.--

Prefton; Stooe Pound, Aufty, and AGRI Side Gate, at 784 L
Slough Green, Med Dar, and enmity Gates, - at 7371.
And will refpeetiveiy be pat op at thak Sums. Whoever happens
to hi the Belt Bidder, mutt at the fame time give Security with
fulicient Sureties, to eie SathfaCtion of the 'fruiters of the raid
Rued, for the Payment a the Rest or Rents agreed for, and at
fuels times as they Stall dire& SAMUEL WAL.L.ER,
Clerk to the Treats:sof the (aid Rued.
CuckSeitl, June a, tBo3.

AN EXTENSIVE COLLIERY.
TO BE SOLD,
'THE COLLIERY of BALLYCASTLE, on
X the Sea Caatt of the Comity of A artists, (In Ireland.)
This Colliery is of very contiderable event., and contains a raft
had army lee Ceel,Wideb Maims Imam importmly worked.
There are Lands annexed, contain* upwards of aso Acres
Arable, end ten Paaurt„Plantatioti Mediae ; and If a greater
quantity Stook be re the Purdah( may be accommodated
with other Lands esitipous.
This Colliery will be found worthy the attention of say Gentle-
man or Owegaity Miami a pareheie bah Property.
Applicable & tribe mode, by later, to Thos. L. Stewart, Efq.
tore n. Madberwsgirltnax, Dublin; or to Ales. toy-
calla. who will give every no:arta), lafoneadee repectiug the
Tide, Sm.

TO RE SOLD ET AUCEION•By JOHN BARNARD.
On 'Saturday, the tab day of Jane, din, at Four ,o'dack la the
Afternoon, at the Saracen's He,A Inn. In Gran Danntow. in
Tao and under the sh
OR ad Caldidons,
LOT I. kMA i E Nof HIGHAMS. with the
Film Houk, Barns, Stables, and other convenient
Out-buildings, and upwarda of One thadred Acres of Rich Arable.
Failure and Meadow LantlAtuae io Aythrop &lathing, in El. r,
and now in the occupation of Mr. Suomi Pena Matthews, sa-
da. a Leah which nem at Miehadmas neat.
LOT IL-.A Miring', Farm. and Lands, algal the Hill rpm,
asalißing of a Faun Houk std Barn, Stables, and other Na-
iades, and Flitpelght Armor good Lead, Statue in High Eaßa,
in Iffee, and sow In the oecu of the fad Samod Porter
M abates, vadat the Said e.
For further Fa/timbre apply to Mr. Wadi, Attorney at Law,
Dwaroow, Ma; er to Mdfrs. Mks and Laity, Fernirars Inn,
Laotian.
0.0 The Tenant wiE flaw the Prattlks.
London, England, 1803-06-15

BILLS LOST or STOLEN.

NVHEREAii;n Bills as under, ;ere incinfed in
a Letter, and delivered at the Uttoreter Poll Office, on
Tuefday the 24th of March, addreffed to Mars. Gibbons and
Ptarfon, Bankers, Wolverh.unpton, but which Letter never came
to hand—TMs is to caution all Perrons from receiving the laid
Bills, and to reituelt they will detain any Perfon offering to nego-
tiate them ; and ihould they bs loft, the holders, on delivering them
to Mara. Gibbons and Pearfon, Wolverhampton ; or Mr. James
Bakewell. or Klngflone, near Uttoleter, lull receive a Reward of
FIVE GUINEAS:

A Bank Polt Bill at (even days fight. value SOL N 0.6429, dated
December 1, Irina ; payable to Oldies Upton, Erg. and indorfed
Charles Upton, and Evans and Sons.
A Draft of tSL at two 'maths, dated Tean Hail. May 2,3,121039
payable to Mr. James Bakeirdl, or order, by Merry John and
Nathaniel Phillips and Co.; Me as. Rogers, Oldins, and Rogers,
Bankers, Lundon.
London, England, 1803-06-15

his fpeech had to connexion with the butneft. Mr. `
Erfltine laid there was not the fmalleft foundation for
this application to the Court. This man had been
three titres convided of this offence, and, oul of hu•
manity, to that hour, no warrant of commitment had
ever been made out againft him. He bad been fup-
ported by a cabal.
Mr. GIBES, on the other fide, thought the Court
would not make the Rule abfolute, but fubmitted that
it ought to he difcharged without colts. The learned
Counfel exerted all his ingenuity to exempt his client
from the payment of colts.
Lord ELLENBOLOU a H obferved, that there bad
been fonie blundering, force mifundcrftanding, on the
part of the Magiltrate (who had very lately come in-
' to the commiffion), but there did not appear to be
any probable cafe of dclinluency fo as to entitle the
patty applying to his colts. Andlherefore the rule
was difcharged with coils.
London, England, 1803-06-15

NUMBER 4524}

FREEMASON'S CHARITY FOR FEMALE CHILDREN.
'MESSRS. JONES and GROSS, of the ROYAL
CIRCUSt St. Georges Fields, having, with their dual libe-
rality, granted& lENE FIT to this CHARITY, the ENTERTAIN-
MENTS of that place will be prafented there on THURSDAY
EY ENING NEXT, when It is hoped that the Governs* and
'Friends of that Inflitution will countenance and fuppon the liberal
views of the Proprietors of the Royal Circus al that occafton..

o R ANELAG I
THE ROTUNDA is open for the Seaton. on
Mondays, Wednefdays, and Fridays, wit► a CONCERT.
Admittance 3s. 6d. each, Tea and Coffee included.
'Cr By partienlardefire of numerous Parties who were prevented
attending the
GRAND MASK'D BALL,
On Friday the 3d. it will be repeated on THURSDAY NEXT,
the tfuhinflant, being t►e tsft this Seafon,
_ .

On which occafion the Great Saloon ereded for the fuperb Fete
given by the Knights of the Bath, will be bri.liantly
and appropriated for Dancing ; and at One. o'Clock the Rotunda
Wfil be opened with a SUPPER, contifting of Chickens, Tongue,
Veal, Ham, Beef, Sallads, Paltry, Blancmange, Jellies, lees &c.
An ezedie t Sand will be provided for Reels and Cfiontry
Dances, and the Royal Corporation Band in full uniform, will per-
torm fume of the molt favourite Military Pieces.
Admittance Half-a-Guinea, Supper included.
Wines of the tint quality wilthe provided to be paid for at the
par.—A commodious Room will be appropriated for fueh of the
Company as prefer dreihng at Ranelsgh; and a Perfoo will attend
with a compiete Wardrobe, and will lupply I.adies and Gentlemen
'with Character Drelles of every defeription; and a great varietyo'
Black and Coloured Silk Dominos for hire, from Five Shillings to
One Guinea etch.
Tickets to be had at Mr. Bire.halrs Mufic Shop, New Bond-
Breer ; Richman's Mafquerade Warchoufe, 36t, Oxford-itreet ;
sealby's Mafquerade %Vs/titanic, Coventry-Brett; Croft's Maf-
*rade Warthoufe, Fleet-ftreet ; at Mr. Farm:ices Paltry Cook,
Ludgate-hill, and Spring Gardens; Mrs. Lloyd's Mafquerade
Warehonfe, so, 01411.111e-ftreet; Threlber's Mafquerade Ware-
Barre, corner or Panton-fireet, Haymarket ; Miller's Billiard
Rooms, Bandies Walk i Solomon's, Ruffen-court, Covent.Gar-
dent and at Linelagh Houle, where Drefres may be had on the
Evantrig —Tickets for Private Coach Standsto be bad at Ranelagh
Molfea—Doors to be opened at Um o'Clock.

TO BE SOLD OR LET T,

ALL tlatCommodiousancifring-e ilablifhed INN,
the WHITE HART, in PETERSFIELD, in the County
of SOUTHAMPTON,with the STABLES, COACH HOUSES,
and Appurtenances thereto belonging. Paleface will be given
Ina molt time.
Alfo to be Sold or Lett, and immediate poff...dßoo given, All
that Commodious sod Lourettahliked INN, the DOLPHIN. in
PETERSFIELD aforclaid, with Stabling, Coach Hooka, &c.
This Houk ltas been lately rebuilt in a fubltantial manor:, and
nay be bad with or without the fsroiture.
For partleulars apply to Mr. 'Thomas Wallter,Portfea.
London, England, 1803-06-15

CLERGY EILL

The Houfe, according to the Order of the Day, refolve itfelf
into a Committee on the Clergy Relidcnce
A good deal of diftuillon took piste upon the cl,:ufe via:ire to
the difcretion veiled in the Bitbop, with rcfpedt to the f.rnui to be
occupied by the ticrgy, melt:flee of their glebes.
The LORI" CMANCt LLCM eotronded that a difcretlowary power
on this point mutt be lodged funtewhere, and by the eonfti•ution
of this country it could be lodged no where fo properly as in the
bands of :he Bifhops.
Lord Ca etNARVON Lid, that the difcrerionary power might to
be limited. He did not men nt esit any rrfledtinns upon the Rev.
Bench; but loch a power might be ufed to inereak the political in-
autoce of the llifhaps. He was averfc to all difcralonary power,
if it could be .voidcd.

The BAN, of Noawicm fah!, thit this diferetlon would be
conlidered by the Di&ors qtly man additional4hurden, and not as
a mean of Mere/Gag their rartiamentary Influence. He eras an
enemy to chicretlocary powers. He therefore propoted that the
smaimrsr to which the diferetivaary power of the Whops in this
refpeZt could extend 111 uhl be limited to tool.
The Bith.•n of Du aMAm alto thonsht that either the nevi's's',
or axiality-A.', humid or Istzd, in unkr to enable the Bilhopsrightly
to underhand the exact interims of the Legillatnre.
The Bifhops of Oliva' and Sr. Awes were of the fame opi-
nion.

Lord Et texsotnona alto thought that a limitation to the dl6
eretinnary pow& of the !Mope ought to be provided.
After foam farther eonverCation between the above-mentioned
fpeakers, Lords AUCKLAND and Lioaoe, and the Duke of
Nat rota,
The Duke of Rico mow o, after Point remarks, propofed that the
clank lo queftion timid he poitponed for the prefent, with a view
to Its being afterwards replied, and a new elude fubitituted in its
Bead.

The Loan CuAIICTLLOIL oppaed the motion. He had no ob.
jcdtfon to the confitieration being dropped for the prefent, with a
view to fume future amendment, but uot with a view to its being
rejedted.
The Houk then divided upon the Duke of Riehnrd's motion.
Contents 4—.Noti-conttats aB. The claufe then paired.
Lord AUCKLAND contended, that by anuther glade Cltpy-
man might be absent from his living fur Si [maths in two I'lva
by taking three months at the end of one year, and three months
at the beginning of another.
• The Loan Cnatece Lima and the other LW' Lords maintained
that Ilds was a titillate. The chute then ?Are
Some dircuffton alto took place concernitl the rates at which
the Bill Tabard the livings of the Clergy, Vaich was that of ten
times their value in the King's hafts. It fe-mcd to be agreed on
all bands that this was a very unfair way of valuing them, an tome
livings, worth only ail. were valued in the King s books at till- and
leveret worth yotol. were valued at as. 6d. Jy tilde mans MY
uhequal penaldet wool.l be inekled
l'hc Clank was ordered to be poftponed for future &reunion.
Some other clanks were palled, and fume poftpaned ; after
which Lord v% .!•LItKONAII reported proffers a.d the Ezrther
proceedings of the Committee were pottpewed till Thurfday neat.
...Adjourned -
London, England, 1803-04-27

To BUILDERS, and BARGE, LIGHTER, and BOAT
BUILDERS.

TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION—By JOHN AYRES,
On Monday the 2d of May, 1803, and cwb following days,
at Twelve o'Clock each day, at Randall and Brent's Slop
Yard, Greenland Dock, Rotherhithe,
A Confiderable Q2antity of New Oak Beams,
Timbers, Knee, Oak Timber, Scanting Thick Stuff,
Plank, Plank Ends, Tops, Chocks, Slabs, and Lifting., Elm
Plank and Slabs, Fir Baulks and Deals, Fir and Oak Fite
Wood, and a great' variety of New and Old Offal.
May be viewed three days preceding the (ale, (Sunday ex-
cepted) and Catalogues bad on the Premifes, and of Mr. Ayres,
Broker and Andtioneer, Houndfditch.

This day was politilbed. Price ys.
N ESSAY on the RELATION between the
A
SPECIFIC GRAVITIES and the STRENGTHS and
VALUES of SPIRITUOUS LIQUORS; with TABLES for
finding the PER-CENTAGE, according to i.e preen HY-
DROMETRICAL STANDARD.

Dedicated to the Right Honourable the Lords ConlinSan-
er* of His Mayfly's Treafury.
By R. ALKINS, and Co..

- .
MATOZMATICAt INSTRUNIUNT Manias.
Printed for, and fold by, the Authors, No. 136, Fenchurch-
ftreat ; and alfo fold by Cadeil and Davis;, Strand , and G. and
J. Robinfon, Paternofter-row.
London, England, 1803-04-27

FROM THE PARIS PAPERS.

MILAN, APRIL r 1.-IL was Paid that French
troops were to arrive in this capital, but we are
affured, at prefent, that they have received coun-
ter-orders.

VIENNA, APRIL :o.—Citizen CHAMPAGNY,
Ambaillielor of the French Republic, delivered
lately a note to our Minifiry. It is thought that
it relates to the ratification of the definitive Con.
clufum of the Empire. This Minitler, and that
of England, continue to fee each other on a friend-
ly footing.
STUTTG•RD, APRIL. ts.—Our journals alrert,
that the journey of the FIRST CONSUL into Bel-
gium will not take place until the difficulties which
have arifen between France and England are ad-
jufted. But this reafon would not be diffident to
retard a journey already announced as certain ;
and confidering the manner in which the French
Government is organized at prefent, it does not
appear that the poffibility, the approach, or even
the eziflence of a war with England, could pre-
vent the Chief of the nation from undertaking
journies conneded with the interior Adminiftra.
tion of the Rate.

It is fill confidently reported in Germany, that
the Firtsr Cotaw. and the KING of PRUSSIA will
have an interview on the banks ofthe Rhine, while
the EMPEROR of GERMANY and that of Russia
will meet alfo on the frontiers of their empires.—
The journey of General DUROC to Berlin, that of
BONA►ARTR to Belgium, and the frequent couriers
betwen Vienna and Peterfburgh, teem to fupport
theft conjectures. The public expect fome remark-
able events, and never at any period has there been
more reafon to expe4l meafures of the high& im-
portance to the repofe of Europe.
Baussets, Aran. 20.—The Imperial Coramif-
(loners, charged with the Pale of the private pro-
perty of his Royal Highnefs the Archduke CH •RLIS
in Belgium, agreeably to the Treaty of Luneville,
not being able to find a purchafer for the magnifi-
cent palace of Lucken, called Schoeuenberg, fitu-
ated near this City, have divided it into ieveral
lots, with the park and gardens, in order to fell
them feparately. This chateau, built by the late
Arehduchefs MARY CHRISTINA, Governefs of the
Low Countries, was her favourite refidence ; it
colt two millions fix hundred thoufand florins.
London, England, 1803-04-27

VENEREAL BLINDNESS.

To Mr. Tacna, TAYLOR, Surgeon, N 0.9, New ftridgo-
DIAR at R, ftreet, London.
IT is with the moil heartfelt fatisfa&ion that I ad
drefs you on the Incomparable excellence of your invaluable
Mestiebre—l.EAKE's PATENT PILLS.-In the fpring of
this year I had the misfortune to contnft a Venereal Complaint,
attended with the molt alarming and dargemus fymptoms ; in-
much that I have been conuned to my room for a whale week
together, and not able to (tir out of it I had no rcft night nor
day, and fiffered the molt excruciating pain and torment, and
what was MU work, my eyes grew weak and dim, fo that I
could farce dace. n any °bled, if ever fo dote to me, and ex-
pe fted nothing left than the total lofs of my tight. From a ftuut,
healthy, and rather corpulent man, I became a mere fladow,
and an atrial of pity aud compaffion.—My friends had all given
me over, and thought my recovery impoffible. In this dreadful
(tate, and rape Ring every minute to be my laft in this world,
I was fortunately recommended by a neighbour to try your
Medicines, but having tried all medical aid to no purpok, and
been at an enormous eapence, it was fame time before I could
he prevailed on to take them ; at Lill I fait for fix boxes, and
before I had taken them all, I found cor.fiderable benefit ' • my
pains gradually derseafed, and my eyefight grew better, and to
the great furprige and altooiftiment of aft my friends, (after
taking thee: boles more),my health and firength was perfeCtly
reitored, and lam now. (thanks to my Goo and your invaluable
Medicines), well and hearty as ever I was in my life.
You, obliged humble fervant, R. L. LEIGH.
High •ftreet, Birmingham, November 1, 1799.
The above Medicine is carnally recommended to all perfons
that are in any doubt of their being entirely free of every Ve-
nereal Affeetion, particularly to thole a' out altering theft con-
dition in life, as it will certainly eradicate every taint of that
nature, of however brig Banding, or however degu•fed under
the appearance of other diforders it may be: far Scorbutic,
Glandular, and Cutaneous Complaints it is all. recomm.nded
to he taken. efpecially in the Spring. Summer, and FAL
Prepared and fold by the foie Proprietor, T mom as TATLOR,
Membc r of the Corporation of Surgeons, London, at his bottle,
N 0.9, New Bridge-ltreet, where be will give Advice, witho.A
a Fee, to Perron, taking thee Pills, and will anfwer Patients
Letters, if port paid. on the fame term., obierving in all cafes
the mot inviolable fecrecy, no Perfon's name or cafe having
been mentioned, hot at their own arieular requett, by the
Proprietor, during the courfe of more than 3f years, that he
; has had the cor.do.ft of an elterii•C fate of the above Medicine
! and the pnetice arifing therefrom.
They are all, fold by his appointment, at the Perfumer's,
No. 35, St. Alhan's-ftreet, Pall-mall ; Mr. Robertfon's Toy-
Mop, No. 103. Oxford-ftreet ; Mr. Steers, Bookfeller, No. I,
Union-row. Little Tower-bill; and by one Per'on in every
eonfiderable town in England, in Boxes of only as yd. each
faded up, with WI sad plats diauttiess.
London, England, 1803-04-27

Odle COUNTY of NOTTINGHAM.

GINTLIMIN,
LORD WILLIAM BENTINCK having va-
cated his Seat in Parliament for this Cooky, in conk-
quenee of his having accepted an Appointment, which he
deems incompatible with his Parliamentary Duty, I have been
induced, by the Battering Encouragement which I have received
from a very numerous and refpedable. Body of my Friends. to
reef Inyfelf as a Candidate; to fucceed him. Permit me then,
Gentlemen, to (elicit the honour of your Suffrages on this ae-
ration, and to requeft, that you would make your Sentiments
known at the Meeting, which will be held at Mansfield, for
the Nomination of a Candidate, when it is extremely defirable
that the general Senfe of the County mould be fully and clearly
expreffed.
Should I be fo fortunate as to be thought worthy to Repre-
fent you in Parliament, I can faithfully allure you, that I will
exert my utmoft endeavours to merit the confidence with
which I may be honoured, by difeharging the Duties of that
important Station with Integrity and Independrace, and by
an unranked Zeal sod Attention to promote the Welfare of
this County, and to fupport the Honour, the Intereßs, and the
permanent Profperity of the Nation at large.
I have the Honour to be, with great refped,
Gentlemen,
Your very obedient and faithful Servant,
Grove, April as, dio3. A. H. EYRE.
TJ BREWERS, DISTILLERS, &c.

'TO be Sold, FIVE fecond•hand COPPERS,
one of Thirty Barrels, one of Sixty, one of Ninety, and
oie of One Hundrecland Twelve, with Dooms, and one of
Fifty Bemis, wit outa Doom.—Apply to William Pouffes,
Gold/kit, and Co.'s Copper Works, NO4 46 and 47, Slow-lane,
Fleet-Brett, and No. sig, Houndfditeh, London, where Gen-
tlemen may be fupplied with every Ankle to Copper for home
and foreign Trade.
N. B. Sober and good Workmen fort to any part of the
Country to do Repairs, cover Buildings with Copper, Am
London, England, 1803-04-27

Leader the favourite.

General Lennox's Shark, t3ll. 4lb. matched
againft Mr. Dupre's Glow-worn, 101 41b. two
miles, for 5o guineas, walked over the courfe.
On the laft day of Goodwood Races, three con-
fiderable fums were betted, that a pedeftrian ran
the two mile courfe in ten minutes, ten minutes
and a half, and eleven minutes. He ftarted, and
performed his talk in ten minutes and twenty-two
feconds, whereby he won two of the three bets.
A few days ago a trifling wager was laid be-
tween Captains Moues., an&Viry K it, of the Guards,
the former to walk five miles and a quarter within
the hour, which was performed with eafe fix mi-
nutes under the allotted time. Confiderable bets
were made on the occafion.

The Hon. T. W. Co has matched afew,
his property, to run a certain dißanee againll a
Mr. B—a—r, a celebrated runner, for J 000 gui-
neas. The knowing ones bet high odds againfl the
parleares, the pig being daily trained to tun the
I given diltance for his *d.
London, England, 1803-04-27

NEW NOVELS.
This day was pubSibed,
Printed in four vois. tam. price 16a. boards,
D'AVEYRO ; or, The Head in the Glafs Cage,
By F. C. MONT JOVE,
Author of " The Hiltoire des game Efpagnolsr
Even-handed Juitiee
Retorts the polkaed chalice to our own lips"
AAAAA !PLAIN.
Printed for M. Jones, Paternofter-row, London.
Where may be had, .
The Convent of St. Michael, taken from a German Mann-
fcript of the 17th Canary; a vols. IMO. price ys. boards.
London, England, 1803-04-27

ESSENTIAL SALT OF LEMONS.

For taking iron Moulds, Ink Spots, Red Wine, and other
Stains, out of Linen, Mullin, Lace, &c. and fur many other
Ufes, as a Subftitute for Lemons. Price is. the Box.
HAVING received numerous complaints that
Compolitions fold under the title of SALT Of LIMONS
ue not only int:Es:duet but that they burn and &Elroy the
Linen, I think it neceffary to inform the Public, that Mx Taut
Elf SNTIAL SALT OF LeflONs if only to be had, wholefale
and retail, at my flap in Cockfpur-ltreet, and that none is to
be depended upon as mine but what has my fignaturs on the
bottom of each Box, and on the minds of the Wrapper.
W. BAYLEY.

N. B. The Salt of Lemons is particularly della to Ladles
In walling their hands, as it initantly takes out the (tains of
fruit, coloured gloves, &e. and is much more agreeable to ufe
than Lesion flfelf. . -

At the Came place may be had, BAT LIT.' Scow/Ramo
Dean, for Win Grade out of Silk. Stull; Wean Go& &c.

From the LONDON GAZETTE, 49.4 26.
London, England, 1803-04-27

MILITARY PROMOTIONS.

Commiffions in the Caitbneldhire Militia, figned
by the Lord Lieutenant. Dated Dec. sB, o Bos.
To be Lieutenant Colonel—The Right Honourable James
Earl of Calthnefs.

To be Captains—James Sinclair, Efq. John Campbell Suther-
land, Efq.
To be Llentesaanta—John Grant. Andrew Geddes, and William
Gunn, Gents.
Comtai(Gon► in the Cardigan Militia. figned by
the Lord Lieutenant.

To be Captains--John Allen Lloyd, RN. Dated April 4, tits.
David 1‘ *vies, Efq. Dated April 5,1803.
Henry Phillips, Efq. Dated April 6, tios.
To be Liemenanti.-Thomas Morgan., Gent. Dated March
S. 1103.
William Davies, Gent. Dated Aril s, clog.
To be Enfign—qofeph Weigh, Gent. Dated Aril
.s, dos.
Comminions in the Berwickthire Regiment of
North Britith Militia, figned by the Lord Lien.
tenant.
To be Enfigns--The Right Honourable Lord Maitland. Dated
April 13, 1803.
Thomas Lowrie, Gent. Dated April is, dos.
Commiifionsin the Royal Chensire Militia, figned

by the Lo;d Lieutenant.
To be Captain—Henry klaiewaring Manmade', Efq. Dated
April tt. 'BO3.
Booth Gray, Efq. Dated April tp, 403.
To be Lieutenanta—kbrabarn Ban, Efq. Dated April It, t Soy
Ezekiel Varene, and Bailor Alt, Grata. Dated April to, 1103.
To be Enligns—Hugb Calvaley, and Jake Jacob Seberkreb,
Gents. Dated April tp, Mi.
Conuniffions figned by the Lord Lieutenant tithe
County of Eller.
- - - -- -- -

To be Depaty-l.lertniantaL-Tbe Huron able Rrydges Tr*.
cothick Henniker, Stephen Fryer Gillum, Robert Ralkes,
William Matthew Rail's; mad Jame Waldo. Hai. Minh
Dated March t 7, lin.
Henry John Conyers, Fig. Dated March Ms tllO3.
Thomas Smyth. Etq. Dated April 4. 1101.
=Smith. Erg. Dated April 5, dos.
Goodricb, Rfq. Dated April so, An.
Commit ions in the Mx Militia. ligned by the
Lord Lieutenant.—Weß Regiment
To be Captains—James Hogg 6. Etq. Dated Mmda.► 31. tiny
Kim Rolfe Beak, Ffq. Dated Apei t„ 43c.
To be Llentenain—Fra,da Jenifes. Gent. March 30,1103.
&A Regiment.
" Deems, vise Hedge. re-

To be

tired. .Dated wprU is, do 3.
William &wiry rube. Eli. Dual Argil, ski.

by the Lord Lieutenant. Dated April 19, 1803:
zft Royal Regiment—To be Captain-1 bonus kaUc, Efq.
To be Lieutenants—Luke Crohan, and William M`Lood, Ciente.
To be Enka—Lewis Mordsunt, Gent.
sd Royal Regintent—.To be Lieutenant—John Sam. Loek,Cerm
To be Emigns—William Watts, Gent. vice Ivory, rdigned.
George Edward Carruthers, Gcnt. vice W. M`Farlane, toper..
Ceded; Benjamin Mills, Gent. vice W. M.Farlane, Jon. Copeck
Ceded; William Cooke. and John W. Cettinghern. Gent..
The appointment of William Powell, infected in the Gazette of
the ad lama, to be Surgeon to the sd Royal Regiment oe
Tower Hamlets Militia, in the room of John Stanton, does
not take place.
London, England, 1803-04-18

FROM LLOYD's LIST.

Mat., Aram t 7.—A rrived and failed for Lynn, the Venus,
Thonsignn, from Oporto. —Arrived Amelia frigate, from
the wett ward ; the Hon. Lift India Chip Bengal, Captain Cum-
ming, from the Fait Indies; and remain in the Downs with
la Pique fi :gate, plonk Coup of war; Cenfor and Locult
gun-!•rigs feseral revenue cutters; the Hon. Eaft India Com-
pany's flip Glatton, Captain Macnamara, from the Eat Indies,
which cannnt procet d for the River for want of men, having
had all her (cameo preffed in the Downa...—Wind S. W.
London, England, 1803-10-28

Fironi tie LONDON CArZETT4 OBo&r 27;

At the Court at St. James's, 206, prefent, the
KING'S Molt Excellent Mairlit in Council.—His
MAI! STY baying been pleated to appoint his Grace
HENRY CHARLrS Duke of &AURA'', to be Lnrd
Lieutenant of the Counties of Monmouth and Bre-
con, his Grace this day took the Oaths appointed to
be taken thereupon, instead bf the oath of alleglanke
and fupremacy.
London, England, 1803-10-28

BROMESTVELL C.4WP, CC7. :.:.

This morning, immediately after guard mounting,
the arms and accoutrements of the two militia regi-
ments encamped here (the Royal South Lincoln and
North York) were very nal towly infpeacd by Major.
General SMITH, the Officer commanding, who was
pleated to exprefs hinsfelf much fatisfied with the Bate
Wound them in.
This infpeiftion took place through a reprefentation
the Board of Ordnance to the Commander in
Chief, that, in confeottence of a late furvey, they
had found in feveral of the regiments of militia, that
there were a number of Rand of arms which were
repairable, and which ought to undergo inch repair,
at the expenee of the different Commanding Officers
Of companies, and which has now been ordered ac-
cordingly through the Ealtern Dillri t.
Colonel BLARE, who commanded the 24th Infan-
try. encamped on this ground, has been appointed
a Brigadier-General, and proceeded hence the be.
kinning of the week, to take upon himfelf the coin
Wad of the garrifon of Landguard Fort.
London, England, 1803-01-31

NUMBER 44073

THEATRE-ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN.
TO-MORROW EVENING, FEBRUARY a,
will be prefented the New Opera of
FAMILY QUARRELS.
To which will he added the New Melo-Drame, called
A TALE OF MYSTERY.
This Evening—Othello; with Harlequin's Habeas.
On Wednefday, A Young Gentleman will perform the Cha-
sattcr of Hamlet, for the firit time.

GRAND JUNCTION CANAL OFFICES.
NOTICE is hereby Given, that the Offices for
tranf.Aing the Affairs of the GRAND JUNCTION
CANAL COMPANY, heretofore held in Winchefter-row,
Paddington, and at No. at, Fludyer-ftreet, Weffinlnffer, arc,
for the morn convenient and regular difpatch of Bufinefs, re-
moved to, and will, in future, be ennduCted at, No. 12,
BSSEX•STREET, in the STRAND, LONDON: where all
Applications and Letters on the fubjedt of the Canal, and all
ether the Concerns of the Company, arc defired to be made
and addreffed By Order of the Committee,
Jan 27,e03, EDWARD ADAMS, Cleric.
London, England, 1803-01-31

NAUTICAL. IPTRLLIGENCE.

SHEERNESS, JANUARY' 30.
*Arrived the THETIS frigate; the Danifh Ihip
Aall, of and from Porfyround, laden with timber
and deals, bound to Spain, with the lofs of cables
and anchors.
• The wind has got round to the weft, and W. N.
W. and the Croft feems going away. Several
coafters, which were wind bound, are now under
way.—Sitiled the Vefuve gun brig (purchafed by
)kitifis. Iv s, H avv,a^.d Co.) to the weflward.
The head tin:l.:tors of the 7th batallion of the
Royal Gan ilon corps is fixed fur this place, under
the command of Colonel SWINCCURN I, and our
I.vortli y and much re fpefted l.ientenant Gover-
nor, M.“:oLbl, Bart.: the ftaff remains
here as before.
-

••- -
The Par Officc and Treafury department is
fled for this port in (lead of Chatham; lo that one
ff. of getitlcruen of thole departments µ•ill perform
the duties of Ig.tla ports.
- -

The f.sysestsc. frigate, which was ordered to
Val nio1111:, is r.cw ordered to :he, Downs.

PI.VMOU rii, JANPARV 29.

--- . - -
Yeßerday a filh, very rarely feen in this neigh.
bourii.wd, W.IS taken and brought in by one of the
tray.ling flonvs of this pntt : it was a very fin:
fiurgeon, about four feet long, and weighing o 3
pound::: one of the 11th merchants, wh9 purchafed
it, had it packed in a balker made for the purpofe,
and hit ev:niiig fent it off in a fi!h cart for Loa-
don, where, no dontit, it will fetch a good price.
Sailed the HAZARD, of 18 guns, on a crume.
London, England, 1803-01-31

T HO'IONT GRANLMAISON.

Mr. ERSKIN::, on the part of a foreigner, moved
for a Rule to thew cattle, why an attorney thould
rot anfwer the raattcrs of the affidavit, &c. This
pulan !icing very much diareired, applied to ano.
thsr to !end her 'col. and unpin: ed this attorney
wa a bill of tale i•I li.r etkas, which file
meant t- it;:-• as a fecurity f..r tl e repayment of
thi rummy. This 13:!. pit icto the hands of
nils attiiiiiey,4l-nrthe piirpile of pa) ing her debts;
bi:t al:lcmd ai.pljing the /none> in the difs:haige
of tier debts, he kept it. In crit:lequence of that,
one of her i-ie,li•ors entered with an execution ;
arid then, in; kr pretence of getting the execution
oat of the /ionic, this aniirney made her, without
Poly cunrideratinii, eriril-''s a judgment, and under
that lie fell:. r.@• all l.er lumina:, and never pays
tiny of her creihto: , Lia keeps the whole money
hintfelf. Mr. Lificiilt lie thould conceal his
name at in cafe he might have any act-
fv:t.r to niake for I,lmi-el.—Rule granted.

RCN. 31.CN1 V. FkiNCt4.

wa, aJtion n a policy of infurance. at
and tram t6z co.n.t of Br A zil, ace. to the Cape of
Hive, I.dei• tried 640 r:: lAnd Et.e.r Nan.
and a !•;....:;a1 t l arteraat", at Guild.
Ji vid.t. :I!.;rtiff nr. Erikinc
! new tt ;al.
11:r. C: !.Ir. an.; Mr. NIA4RT*.T
i:w.Luici .4401 in

cattle againn that Rule and Mr. EISKINE in fop-
port of it; when Mr.GAtROW rote on the fame fide,
Lord L'LLI•NBOROVGH obfervcd, that the Jury
were waiting (his Lord(hip fat at AV Priur), and
that the Court would hear the reit of the cafe on
This, as before ohferved, is a 'quellion of con-
lruiuion on the wording of the policy.

QZIO WARRAKTO.
Mr. CMS moved for an information in the na-
me of a quo warranto, calling on Mr. Drew, the
younger, to (hew by what authority he claims to
be. an alderman of the borough of Sabath ? this he
moved upon an affidavit, which Rated the Coniti-
tution of the Borough, and all() the eircumllances
by which it was alledged that this Gentleman was
admitted irregularly.—Kule granted.
Mt. Mitts moved that Benjamin Nicholls, who
was brought up by Habeas Corpus by the gaoler
of the Zile bf Ely, (landing charged with a rape,
might be bailed, to which Mr. Matta var objeeled,
on the ground that the notice to the profecutrix
was irregular, and which appeared to be In, and
therefore the prifoner was ordered to be brought
up on Tuefday,giving the profecutries agent no-
tice of bail, &c.
London, England, 1803-01-31

WIT! HART INN, GUILDFORD.

TO be Let for a Term of feven Years, or to be
Sold by private Ceetred, end Immediate Petkillongismi,
the abovvrell knows Inn, now Is Ngli Ritanation, State to
Mr County Town of Surrey.
N. B. The Renter or Purchefar may be accommodated with
the Stock in the Houk and Yard at a Valuation.
Further Particulars may be kauwn by applying to Mr. Rich.
Wattle, the Proprietor, in thdhNord aterefaid—ALl Letters,
-g peaelid, will be duly attended te.
London, England, 1803-01-31

PORTSMOUTH, JANUARY 29.

Capt. NeviLLl is appointed to the PORT MAHON
floop of war, vise GROSS6TT.
TIIC BRUNSWICK, of 74 guns, is taken into
Dock to be repaired for comnilifion.
The Su P r RB, axew fhip of 74 guns, is ordered
for Commit!: in.
The CItRBFRUS frigate, Captain MACNAMARA.
with Majrr•General CH V ItCH ILL on board, is
hourly expeCted to arrive at this port from Jamaica.
Lientenant•Colonels FLETCHZR, ANDERSON.
WINTER, and Lewis, of the Royal Marines,
and Captains JANE, RICHARDSON, LYNN, and
WINGROVE, are appointed to this Divifion, in the
room of the officers who are gone out on retire•
ment. Four Firfl and fix Second Lieutenants are
alio appointed here, which completely fills all the
vacancies.
London, England, 1803-01-31

GREENOCK. JANUARY zB.

The prevaii:rg windsfince our laR have cur-
tailed us of arrivals and Ship-news.—The Clyde,
M•Cor.t., at Liverpool from hence ; the Mary,
Wu &ATLI-, from Dublin to —; and the Fan-
ny, CRAWFORD, from Irvine to Ireland, are on
(hone near Drogheda ; the Sarah, BOWDEIIp from
Charlenon, arrived here on Saturday, after a paf.
Cage of Co days—the left the following veffels load-
ing for Clyde: Crow-Ifle, CAM rims. lefinarvs.
LIDLOW Harrifon, %Lawn ; Princely Royal,
Mssoyis.—The Betty, Evans, from hence for
Cork, was well in &Waft Loch, on the 14th inft.
London, England, 1803-03-03

GENUINE PRINCIPLE of LarrERIEP.

SPOPE, convinced of the real importance of
1,-F• the approaching New Lottery, folicitstbeatteatioo at iM
rubble to its peculiar and dillingailhed merles
It is all obvious principk thdt every °easterner in a Lottery
ooght to be fosatied on the rotund refellt of TIM COSANCI. It
• tberetore, been pally (cheated to this Lnrtrs i, that every
Capital Prise than be alloat,,ln the Wheel of Fortune. Dy this
saans Chance is left free, in one Day's Delwin,—in an I tour
--nay, is a raw PA strut as. to relent the Hoick r of a pored
of Tkkets (and in proportioa of Shorn) with upwards of
ONE HUNDKE.D THOUSAND POI 'NHS I

The ant confideratlon la important and nova Contrary to
the Miens alai former Lutter.es, the I irlt-rae, Prima are more
numerous than thole Capitals of a lulfer fcriplost, it being
evident, that the great o'4 a of Lottery Speculators are the
Prlus of the arlt nim;vltode.--in Rat-rocs of Lotteries for
teverat years part, the in.lieft . Prise would one rep y the
firft coft of the • icket t whereas, la the atfuing Lottery the
lowcft Prise will prn‘l uce (according to the prekot Pries) above
Two Pau des pr. ortt to early Purchafres.
London, England, 1803-03-03

DIED.

At Path, aged 90, Mademoifelle Dumefnil, the adrefe.
At Mountblow, on the sad ultimo, to the ;9th year of hit
age. Robert Dodald, of Moontblow, Efq. formerly Lord Pro-
volt of Glafgow.
Lately, at Claim. near Briftol, Charles Score Britten, Efg.
father of Mr. Htiley Addington.
On the lath ult. at Nlunicla, the Eketoral Prince Maximi-
lian of Bavaria.

On Thurfday, Feb. 14, at Newington, Thomas Lock, Efq.
Clarenceuz King at Arens
On the 19th ult. at his lodgings in Felameds ftrcet. Wm. F.
Bleneowe, M.D. only remaining fon of the late Wni. Bin scow ,
I.fq. of Lowick Hall, Lanealliire, who was the fecund ion of
the late Henry Blencowe, Efq. of Blateosve.
I .at-ly, in Dublin, &lea. Campion, mother of Mrs. Pope, of
Drury.hine Theatre.
In Aungier-fired, Dublin, J. Anderfon,Efq. M. D. late Su►
gam in the Royal Navy.
Sunday night, after a few days illnefa, at her :ode in Cara
terhury place, Lambeth, Mn. Ward, aged 69, widow of W.
Ward. Erg. late of the General Poll Ogre.
I'6day morning, after a few days illness, Alf. James Moore,
of College-green, Dublin, Bookfeller.
On his way borne to Ireland from Paris, where be bad been
for rowel months. Broogball, Efq.
On Friday La, Mr. Chrittopher Robinfon, at the Difpeafary.
Carty-ftreet.

HIGH WATER AT LONDON BRIDGE TO-MORROW
Marring • • •• • 13 ad:sates after ss
Afternoon
London, England, 1803-03-03

in order to know how Gtr he wt.; a cotr.pettt.t wit.
nth. He raid it was not likcly to occur agaid, 01
he would commit him.

The witnefs allied his Lordlhip's pardon. Vet--
did for plaintiff, pol. a os.

COURT OF COMMON PLEAS, MARCH z.

GILDER V. BOLD.

This was an adion to recover a comEenation in
damages, the plaintiff's veffel having been run
down and totally de Rroyed by the defendant's ne-
gligence. It appeared the veffeh of the plaintiff and
defendant were failing off the malt of Greenland,
when the veffel of the latter came athwart the mid
fhips of the former, Rove in her tide, and a total
lofs enfued. The defendant attempted to (hew
that he was prevented from altering the courfe of
his veffel by the huge maffes of ice that clogged
the navigation ; he failed, however, in proof, and
the Jury gave the plaintiff a verdid for—Ten
Thoufand Pounds !

On Monday night, a Gentleman's honk, in
Lamb's Conduit..trect, was broke open, when
plate to the amount of 401. was fiolen by thieves
unknown.

Yellerday morning, about one o'clock, a fire
broke out in Lc ndon.lireet, Fenchurch.flrect,
which burnt for feveral hours with great fury, and
the wind being high, gave great alarm to the
neighbourhood. It confumed the houfe in which
it began, and much damaged the neighbouring
ones. The commercial books, &c. were laved.

On Saturday lalt an information was laid before
the Mayor of Leeds, by one of the foldiers of the
18th Light Dragoons againft John Willinfon, for
uttering the following inflammatory expreftions at
a pnblic.houfe in that town, viz. " D—n the Jury
that found Col. DESPAIR') guilty, and I with that
Colonel's DES PAR D'S head was crammed down the
throat." He was bound over till the next
Seftions, to anfwer to the above charge, himfelf
and one furety in 4c,1. each.

A Scotch Paper, received yefterday morning,
contains the following article
In our Paper of the loth of this month we,
bad occafion to inform our readers, that an aaion
had been brought by Meas. WILLIAM STIRLING
and Sons, of Cordale and Dalquhurn prinifields,
againft certain operative printers in the county of,
Dumbarton, for contravening the Aft of the 39th
and 4oth of hi; prefent Majefty, entitled An Alf
forpreventing unlawfulcombinations among work-
men, that they had been conviaed on the flatute
and committed to prifon.
4, We underfland from Dumbarton, that on
Thurfday laft a fimilar aftion was brought by the
fame purfuers againft WILLIAM FORREST, late
printer at Milton-field, who was likewile convieled
upon the molt clear evidence, and Icatenced to
three months imprifonment. From the hooks and
correfpondence, which were found in the hands
of George M'Farlane, grocer in Dumbarton,
whom we mentioned in our Paper of the Jodi
init. it appears that a very general combination
among the operative printers in the three king-
doms-has been organized, which not only expofes
thole concerned in it to be punifhed by imprifon-
ment and otherwife, in terms of the foretnentioned
aft, but has in view objets defiruaive of the ge-
neral interefts of the trade."
London, England, 1803-03-03

BIRTH.
Oa Friday hft, in Clifford-ftreet, the Lady of the Hoe. John
Bridgman Simplon, of a fon.

MARRIED.

Saturday loft, at Chelhunt Church, Capt. Edgware, to Mira
Say, ry, alter 0! Colonel Savory.
In York-place, Edinburgh, on the zB:h ult. George Ridpath,
Efq. of London, to Mifs Chriftian Ridpath, daughter of the
Rev. George Ridpath, late Minifter of StitchelL
On the sr ft ult. at Walton, *Um' Walton, bfq. of Prefton,
to Mifi Whittude, of EYertim.
At Cork, Pierce Creagh F.fq. to Mifs Ifabella Leefon.
At Limerick, Richard Dean, of Fort, county Limerick. Erg.
to MIN Canter, daughter of the late Richard Canter. Esq. alfo
John Jofeph Bourchler, of Kilballyowen, Efq. to Mira Hngg,
daughter of the late Mr. Wm. Hogg.
The Rev. Gerald Fitzgerald, jun. of Molefworth-ftreet,
Dublin, to Mrs. Galbraith, of Mountjoy-fquare.
Laft week, John Gerard, Efq. brother to Sir William Gerard,
Bar t. to Mai Eliza Ferrets.
London, England, 1803-10-17

i

om 1-e LONDny GAZE? TB, Osobtr 75.

GENERAL ORDERS.

Hoitsh GUARDS, oitoSER 13,1803.

:c *.t.11,0•s coninwil, that all Officers ap-
pointed to the Ba..talions of the Army of Referve, arid
to the Second Battalions of the Regiments of the
Line, which have teccived men from that Corps, thall
forthwith join their relpeftive Regiments. His Royal
Highnefs the Commander in Chief will lay before his
Maictly the names of Officers belonging to thefe Bat-
talions, mho !hall not have joined before the tR of
next month, (whole alifenee is not latisfaelorily ac-
counted tor through their Commanding Officers), in
order that they may be fupetfeded. Officers, on be-
ing appointed to any of the Regiments above-men
wined, are required immediately to report themfelves
to Lielitewint General H s wiry, at his Office, N 0.6,
Suffolk-beet, Charing Crofs, from wliom they will
receive int Cher in it ruilions.
By his Royal Highnefb's Command,
HARRY CALVERT, Adjutant General.
MILITARY PROMOTIONS.

WAR orrlcr, ocroata 15, 1803.
•
Croydon Volunteer CAvalry.
tannttr Warrington, P to be Captain; John ilriekwood, Gent
to be! ;cotenant : John Shorey, Gent. to be Cornet.
Guiltit.rd Volunteer Cavalry.
. -

Jame', More Molynrus, Efq to be Captain-Commandant; S.Man
t:ol hall, Efq. to be Captain; Nicholas Vincent, and Edward
Bray, Gents. to be Lieutenants; Haidon, GPM and
the Hon. Are, ur ( or, hollow, to t Cornets.
Lambed; Volunteer Cavalry.

Jur,Th Wader, Efq. to he Captain ; Hugh Stanger, Cent. to be
lieutenant; John Alla, Cent. to be Cornet.
Richmond Volunteer Cavalry.

John Carrington Smith, FA. to be Captain, vice Sir Remit Baker,
Bart. rellgtitd; George-Fork!, Gent to be Lieutenant.
Southwark Gentlemen and Yeomanry Cavalry.
JoSn Coilingdca. Lfq. to he Captain; Jobn Fontfnan, Gent. to be
I,4l.iLnat.t: Samuel Weidman, Gent. to be Cornet; Neville
17tvit, Gent. to he Surgeon.
Woking Gentlemen and Yeomanry Cavalry.
J. W. worm, H.q. to be Captain, vice Smith; Charles Cullen
Sniitt,. Gent. to he Lieutenant, vice Rawlins, relived; William
Tringham, Gee r. to Ire Comm.
Aihted Volunteer Infantry.

Charles Munro, Fro,. to hr Captain • William Brum, Cent. to
be Licuti.nant ; John Rkbardfon, Gent. io be J.nfizn.
Royal Bangor Volunteer Infantry.
John Roberts, Efq. to be Captain; Thomas Roberts, Gent. to he
Lieutenant • JtL Pricc, Gent. to be ditto; David Pierce, Gent.
to be Yaks.
• Batterfea, Benwtll, and Weymouth Volunteers.
viarnoutn, Erg. to be Captain; Will'an Taylor, Gcnt. to
be I,kstepaat ; Thos. Dnefenbf Knight, Gent. to be Enka.