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London, England, 1804-07-12

HOUSE OF COMMONS.

• - - - - - - -
Mr. CORRY more', that there be laid before the Hoofs Copies
of the orders and I:e'en:dings of the Government of Ireland for
checking the Expenditure of that Country. The motion was agreed
to, and the papers prefented, and ordered to he on the Tabk.
Several Account, boars the Truftees of Riunfgate harbour wee
prefented, and ordered to lie on the Table.
The SeCenth Report from the Commiilioners of Naval Enquiry
was prefented, and ordered to be printed.
On the motion of Mr. sruitoas BOURNE, the Houle went
into a Committee to confider of the propriety of bringing in a Bill
to amend and alter the Ad of all Oco. 111. tor permitting the ex-
portation of Salt from Crooked Ifland, and the Bahama Blends, in
Lips belonging to the United States of America...-Tbe Report was
received, and have given to bring in the Bill.
The ATTORNEY GENERAL moved for leave to bring in a
Bin to amend the Volunteer Ad, as to making hone additional
provinces rcfpecting the porchafe of lands and ►ereditament+ for
the public fervice.....4.eave given.
Lord MA RSHAM pretested at the Bar, curiae of the minutes
of the Committee on the Middlefer EleCtion, fo far as relates to
the Report made to the Hoot: on Monday lail...Ordered to he
on the Tattle, and to be printed.
Mr. Aide-rota. COMBE moved for leave to bring In a 818 to
amend the Addith.nal tome hilt, fo tar se relates to the City of
Londou. Leave given ; the Bill brought up, read adsft, and or-
dered to be read a keens! time to-morrow.
The Sheriffs of the City of Lobito's pretested a Petition from
the Lord Mayor, Aldermen, and Common Council, Dating, that
iron, e.died the Poultry Conlon., was in loch a ha 1 Rate eat
repair as to be tound ton.lly ii.adequate to the accommodation 0
the reliance.; and praying tor leave to remove them 10 amothet
of confinement, and re loiring the aid of Partiansent
Petition W.l. ordered to be referred to a commit= to eociidet
the matters the rent.
Th•• Se trboronh Free Port till Vl3llread a third time and pared.
A Maar how the Lords arm•auuecd their Lesdahlre !MO
London, England, 1804-05-29

DUBLIN, MAT 25.

.
A carious Wpm( conneaed with the arra of the
Rebel General Raga, hm arifen in is city. An
attorney, named &meat. teems to have been em-
ployed. in or about the time of the late infurreftion.
by Major Silt, as a !feta kind of body, and having
obtained fame remote information which enabled the
Major and Mr. Via cm ot, a Magifleate. to alma Ruf-
fen, he fought to obtain the whole of the reward of-
fered fur the apprchen6on of the Infurreairmary
Chief. Difappousted in this avaricious exywilladiaL
Sire, (who, at the hazard-of his life, difaeMed std
arreßed Ruffell), having got half the funs previa
by Government, Emerfon, in an appial to the fob-
lic, complains that he got but five Linked pc:with-LI
and he afferts M a memorial, to the truth of which he
makes affidavit, that he was in the room when Rage!!
was difa rrned and arre fled. In coot T idion of al., Ma-
jor Sirr and Mr. Mi c w have made oath bet..re
Loaf) Mayoa, that Emerfon war 80$ is gee roots wtee
she arro was wade, but entered it lion after. If the
oaths of the informer and Major Sirr were merely op-
poled to each other, there might be a poffiality of the
public jodgment being undetermined; but the oath
of Mr. Mracm re, a moll refpeaable gentleman, being
thrown into one frith: fcales, the inference is obvious
and unqueftionable. Informers are, unhappily,
fumetime. ufeful, and fhould be paid, hut it is not
alone the ne,ceffity fir !Itch inaruments that is to be
lamented, but the corruption of murals and nu/tith-
ing contempt of decency %Aida remain long after
that neccffity is removed. Oh ! it is a fad thing. and
debating to human nature, to fee in one day the price
of blood become the objea of contention. and any
perfonaffuming and pretending to the name of Gu-
tless*, violating, with Nyasa Glick and Piemore this
the grave of the viectim which he had I *Mire
you, the eirconslance has excited a very general fen-
fation of horror and difgua here, and I am glad that
it does. for it (hews that the proud and enobling old
distantly:if man have not been entirely obliterated
by our cruel add unhappy cirri diffentiont.
London, England, 1804-05-16

THE LIFE. OF OENER I. WASHINGTON.

4
PUBLISHIIII BY HIS FRIAILY FROM HIS OWII rata RS.
MR. PHILLIPS has the honour to inform the
Public that be has jolt neared. (rem the Honourable
BOIHROD WASMINOTON, (Nephew and Heir of the late General
WA s w TON), the Manutcript of the Irft or preliminary r 'fume
of the Life of that illuftrious Chara&u, drawn up from his Pa-
pers, and edited by Mr. MARSHALL, the Chief Juftice.of the
United States.
la oink"' to fame Ne eoprriglit of this important Work •in
Great Wads and America. it has been agreed that it &aft be pub.
Hiked in London and Philaddpitia,on Teerdzy the tstit of May.
On that day, Mr. Phillips pupates to publilk a eery elegant
edition in quarto, embelhibed with (citable Copperplate, price
one guinea and a Mr in boards ; and, before the atth iiiltant, be
will publith another edition of the fame volume, printed in odium,
price tls.6d. in boatds.•
Tbectitire vn* will extend to four or five flmilar volumes,
and they will fuseavely appear in London at the fame price per
Onit.llllC as felt u Mr. Phillips melees the Manufeript has W.
; probably within the tirctent year.
No. ye, St. 'Pure Chords-yard, May 2.1804.
London, England, 1804-05-16

RICHARDSON.

On Tburfilay, the gilt of May, will be publilhed, in She decant
Volumes, thick Pott °Rano, Price Two Guinea lo Boards,
embellilbed with Portraits, by Caaotir■ WATSON. with co-
loured Engravings, reprdenting maw celebrated Charadters,
with Fee !inutile+, &c. &c. _ _ _

'THE LIFE and ENTIRE CORRESPON-•
DF.NCE of SAMUEL RICHARDSON, Author of Sir
Charles Grandifoo, Chides, Pamela, du- now brit publifbed by his
Grand-children.
The CORRESPONDENCE confifts of Letters between Rich-
ardfon and many eminent Perfons of his Time. 'lle whole was
prepared and arranged by Wear, for the Prof., previonfly to his
Daith tot 76t; and bequeathed to his Daughters, on the Condition
that it &mad not he pubtigied in their life-tile. The recent de-
mafe of his lall-furviving Daughter, Mrs. Anne Rlcbardfon, of
Stratford, In Snffolk,having removed the Force of that Injonetioo,
the entire Papers of this eminent Writer are now given to the
World.
The LIFE has been compiled from authentic Documents, by
Mrs. BARBAULD, who has fupet intended the Publication.
Printed tar Reit tan Pint ties, No. t, St. Paul'sChur‘h-yard,
London, England, 1804-07-24

COILIf ■ILL.

Mr. WESTERN brought up a Wu for insisting the importa-
tico and exportation of Corn, which, be fold, was in I....tattooer
andefed, in 41 its elaufee and provihos, precifely birder to the
one lately rejedce in that tionfe, on account of the amendments
made by the Houfc of Lords, except in fo far as related to Cari:-•
amendments. He hoped that the Bill would meet with the n -
probation of the Houle, and moved that the Bill be read a Ertl
time.
Lord ARCH. HAMILTON Gad, he had various objtelinns to
urge again* this Dill, but he Mould content himielf at prefent
with Akins the poßponcment of it ro aiinther felhon. There was
one particular point to which be wanted to deaw the attention of
i.e Houle, he nwart that part of the Bill which went to regulate
tine importation of Grain from Ireland into Scotland, which woud
operate to the difactvantage of Scotland by the average price be-
ing computed, not by the price. of the different ditirkte in Scot-
land, but bytbofe of the diftricts in Ireland. Hew :hi dto know,
from the Honourable Gentleman who moved the Bill, bow inch
matters weft now to Ise regulated.
Mr. WESTERN raid, the avowed intention of this Bill was to
regulate the importation and exportation of Grain from Ireland
to Scottanikby the avenge vices of the four maritime (nitride
of Scotland, to loch a moaner as not to impede in the froalleft de-
gree the importation of Oatmeal from Ireland into Scotland. The
oiled of the Bill was alto. in a great roc:Jure, to open the petits,
and emeonrage the Corn Trade between Great Britain and Ircband.
The ttillereoce of the prices wee at any rare but trading in Gent-
land and Ireland, 110 t amounting in geneaal to more than cnc-
eighth. He hoped, therefore, that the tinnioni able Gentlemsn
would defer tic further Boum= of bia ohjationa all the EMI
wes emumittett
The 11111 was then read a Grits and ordered to be read a fecund
time to-morrow, sod to be printed.
Mr. CORRY moved, that roe Account of !Hill Lirens ex -
parted, which bad been refuted to the Boat, lbookl be printed.
--Unica:A.—Adjourned.
London, England, 1804-07-24

CORN TRADE.

Mr. WESTERN moved t►e Order of the Day he roweivinz the
Link of the Committee to whom the (corral Reports on the
Corri Trade were tubmitted ; which motion befog agre4.l •re,
Mr. ALEXANDER brought up the raid Report, whtcb wit
testi, and the livaal reir lotions were agreed to, and a 19W order-
ed to be brought In unitorudy thereto.
London, England, 1804-07-24

FROM LLOYD'S LIST.

Gaavtaswo, Par 23..-Paffed by the Printers Elltabeth,Eor-
refdaile, from New Providence; Lewis Williams, Butler;froni
Philadelphia; Green, from Charleiton; Mary, Malker,
from Guemfey ; Adventure, Cook (with prise goods), from Ply-
mouth ; Rabat, Poppkwell. from Peterflurgh ; Elisabeth, Sted-
man, from Dangle; Vmw Ida, Ha-mes. and Vrow Wilbelmina,
Scawad, Irons Embden..-Sailed the &atria. itobertfoo, for Matta;
' and the Jorge Edward, Brandlin.for Moore.
Alt uncle... Off Dover, the Tarktoo, trodden, from g!. Lucie,
end the Albion. —, from St. Thomas's—At Poole, Lark, Cram
dell, from Ncwfoundlaed.-At Clyde, Canada, Harris, from Q2e.
bee—At Whitby, Plebe, Hem from Peterfliorgh—At Liverpool,
Phenix, Hughes, (rem Petelburgh; Adel, Bland, and Nancy,
Wilton, from Nevis; William, Riddle, from Africa; Speedwell,
Boradaile, from Bahamas; Cleopatra, Davenport. from Savannah;
Epfern. Tracey, from New Broufwick ; Nahbv. Crandell, and the
Eliza, Sanaa, from South Carolimo-At Beliaß, Hibernia, Mont-
from Londom-At Comm,erce Walker, from
V:OTAt Cork, Peony, Promin, from Ditto—At Make Jupiter,
Legg, and Woodland Conk, —, from Ditto—At Demarara,
M often, M orehifori, from Ditto...At tit. Helena, Thames, Wood,
from Dirtm-At Africa, Nellon, Mead, from Diem; Dick, Long,
George, Lane, and Elisabeth, Brute, from Liverpooi.-Ar Bor.
lio, lox, MMus, from Ditto—At Dominica, Thetis, Charaby,
freer Ditto; and the Indußry, Hall, from Poole-..At Newfound.
lend,Dlflotels, Blake, from Ditto.
The Minerva, —, from London and [Anson, for Honduras,
bas been captured, recaptured, and carried into Janine*.
The Ark I, Rivetfun, front Liverpool for Peterlburgh, Is loft
ow Sandbaman Red'.
Ile Mary. Wood, from Teigorno,th for Newfoundland, was
raptured on the Banks on the i )tit of April, by a privateer of so
guns. .
The Providence, -, and the Gratitude, with Irvin,
front Swamp (car Leaden, are reported to be captured by the Prof.
peen privateer of Boulogne, and carried Into that port.
The Cora, Barron, from London, arrived at Trielte, was at-
tacked off that port by two French privateer; which Se engaged
for neat two hours. and beat off, after which they captured a Mat-
ters veffei. from Malta f r Tricße.
- The Nile cutter.o( Hafting., a few days 'Mee drove two French
logger privateers into port, and recaptured their mixes, notwith.
Rending a reinforcement was fent out from St. Vallery to the &t-
-ransom of the privateers.
_ _ . . ^ •

COURT-MARTIAL—A COlltt-Martial was on Fri-
day held nn board la Silas, at Sheernefs, for the
trial of Lieutenant HIRAM FRAZ IR. of the CRUI/IR,
on the charges cf having, on the 25th ult. appeared
on deck, in a 'late of fuch cx:remc intoxication, as to
have been unable to attend hi. duty ; and of having,
by his conduct on the 28th f !lowing. indicated a
deign to 'hoot Lord WILLIAM STUART. On the
latter charge he was acquitted ; and the fire was In
far extenuated by the evidence, that the Court, in
cu nfideratiou of the excellent chara.!ler given him by
Commiffinner Garr and other Officers, only ica-
tenccd him to be dilmillid from the Citvi:ll.
London, England, 1804-05-11

PARIS, APRIL 25-. PRIVATE LETTER.

The preparations againfl England continue with-
out interruption ; but BONA rrrrr does not lofe light
of the tranfaitions of the Continental States. Several
camps are ordered on the Rhine, and in Holland,
that when his principal army is occupied in England,
other States may not take advantage to attack':
France. The camp of Zwoll, of as,ooo men, is to'
continue after the Army of England has let fail. as
well as the camp of zo.coo men, near Aix-la Cha-
pelle. The left Hanoverian deputation has not been
fuccefsful—and has left France without 'ldling my
thing for the relief of their country; where the
French army was ordered to be augmented with fix
new regiments. As the troubles in Switzerland in-
creafe, a column of iz,ooo men, from La Vendee,
has been ordered to the Swifs frontiers, where they
are to remain until further orders. The Senate was
for four days together laft week at St. Cloud, deli-
berating, as it is Paid, concerning what title Boma-
r/ATE is to affuine ; and in what manner he is to be
proclaimed or crowned. The particulars have not
yet tranfpired. It is laid, that the Senate has again
been invited to alTemble next Friday, at St. Cloud;
and that the Feast. Conant. will then declare his final
determination. Several of Bow rrrrr a's favourites
have lately bought Tome very great eftates in the
country. and hotels in this city. The large ellates
of the Locate family have been purchafed by Tat,
LIYtAND, for t,too,cmpo livres. Duaoc, the Prefea
of the Palace, has, for 200400 livres, bought the
eftate and hotel of Madame de BRIIIIIIS ; and the
Police Prefeft, Downs, for 600,000 livres, that of
Da Vtray. The Members of the Secret Police are
now known to be Fooctra, Ram., Tunator, and
and their Secretary is the famous terrorift
Raison. It was by their advice that Mamas was
fent over to England.
London, England, 1804-05-11

DENMARK.

COPIIIINACIIII, Aram 28.—Ten 24 pound cannon
from the fortrefs of Cronenburg have been (hipped,
and are Paid to be defined with feveral others as a
prefent to the Day of ALcisas.
A catalogue is making of all the duplicates in the
Royal Library here. It is fuppoled that there dupli-
cates, amounting to upwards of 30,000 volumes, will
be purchafed by the Eserssoa of Russia for the new
Univerfities. •

On the sth the Batavian cutter I'Union, and on
the 6th the Englifh frigate Amethyft failed from
Bergen.
A company here who defire to ettabliffi a trade in
coloured or painted Englifh porcelain have requefied
permiffion to import this article, which is at prefent
prohibited.
London, England, 1804-05-11

TITRKEr.

TURKU). FRONTIIII, APRIL 2.—The army of the
Servians is encreafed to 30,cc0, and receives daily
confiderable reinforcements. Their enterprifes, which
are very well planned.have been hitherto all fucceff-
ful. The war feems likely to be protralted, and to
threaten the ruin of the Turks. Their chief force is
near Belgrade; the reit make excurfions in (mall
ddarm all who oppofe them, and force the
young men into their fervice. As many Turks join
them, traitors naturally get among them ; but thefe,
when dikuvered, are punifhed in the f ft manner.
AnlllB. Dey Xi:I%II[SAT is

clntely Phut up in Krajoyeore ; he has twice attempt.
ed, v.ith his Guam of a few hundred men, to cut
his way through, (word in hand, but has been both
times repulfed with great lofss. The Commander
in Chief of the Servian Rebels, has proceeded to
that place, which is two long days march from Be!.
grade, to attempt to take it by ilorm.
The Turks of Belgrade have at length given up
the goods belonging to the Arabians and other na.
Lions j they arrived here between the 4th and the 7u 1 .
The Greek Bilhop of Belgrade and many of the molt
dillinguithed Chriftians have taken refuge here. By
their accounts there is a great fcarcity of provifions
in Belgrade.
A letter from Albania of the sth of March, re-
ceived here yebrday, brings word that the Montegro
mountaineers have followed the example of the Ser.
vians, and rifen in mars againft the Turks. They
have already furprifed many Turkifli frontier for.
trellis, and taken Padgovitza and other places by
ftarm.

By later intelligence, we find that the Albanians
abb, wbo are moldy Catholics, have joined the Mon-
tenegtines to throw off the Turitifh Yoke.

SWEDEK.

Sroceootw, Aran, 20.—The cold increafes, and
fnow frequently falls. The Finland port goes over
the ice with the fame fafrty as before. Wood, how-
ever, becomes very rearm
By a decree of his Maje4i, 01 Officers of the Royal
Navy, now abroad, are ordered to certify within
year's time the place of their refadence, and their
oecapatione abroad.
London, England, 1804-05-11

HOLLAND.

AMSTERDAM. Aran. aB.—Private letters from
Paris contain the following intelligence Many
addreffes, which within the tall fortnight have been
prefented to the Film. Cousin, make a comparifon
between him and CHARLRS the Great, to induce him
to take upon himfelf the dignity of Emperor of
France. It is at lealt certain that in a fhort time a
change, according to the general report, will take
place with refpea to the duration and (lability of
Government, relative to which preparatory commu-
nications have already been made to fome foreign
Courts. It is eves fail that the Imperial mantle is
already embroidered, and the ceremony of the Co-
ronation arranged ; that befides the Imperial Coro-
nation, there will be another, as King of Lombardy.
It is added that the Counfellors of State will take the
title of Imperial Counfellors ; that the Senators will
receive a new title ; and that there will be Delegates
and Sub-delegates introduced, who will be Members
of the Legiflatise Body and the Tribunate, which
will receive a new Conflitution. How far thefe latter
affertions are well founded, time mull Phew. The
French now expea, with an impatient ,:urrofity, the
moment when the FIRST CONSUL will confirm their
happinefs for futurity.
LocrEti LONAPARTS has made an exchange with
the Roman Prince JUSTINIANI, by which he cedes
to bits eflAtes he has in France for others appertain.
ing to the Prince in Italy."
Han ut, MAY 2.—Yellerday evening the Minifter
at war, BERTIIt ER, arrived at Utrecht. Our Minifter
at war, Par MANN, had received orders from our Go-
vernment to repair thither to arrange with Bear muse
the particulars of the expedition. Before this expe-
dition is undertaken, however, the French troops, if
they fhould not have to celebrate an event which will
commence a new opoch in the hißory of France, will
at lull have an opportnnity of expreffing their
wifhes, and give their votes in favour of the elta•
blifliment of an hereditary fueceffion to the Govern.
ment in the family of BOSAPAPTI, in the fame man.
ncr as the Confulfhip was conferred on him for lire;
and many perfons beLeve, that the journey of the
miniiitt at war friar tv !.as a r!latit).l to .14 objce:
London, England, 1804-08-04

ADVERTISEMENT.

IF the Perron who Cime time tince addrefed e Letter
to Mrs. Mat ILAN:), In the ocietboerhood M Loadon, In-
forming her, that no receiving a Mena recoroporter, he would
enable her, by the dikovery of Willa important fade, to puff&
berfelf of a con4devable foal of money, will conneennkete Me maw
and addrefe to Mrs. Francis Maitland. 140 a. Alfred-road. BMW
every preliminary will he arranged to his laid...aloe, end A Pm-
porol snide whitS will be round to be well worthy his .ateotioo.
London, England, 1804-08-04

LONDON.

The P ttttt 61 THE UNITID Emmen, to whom ilhe Letters
Of CiALGACOII were addreffed, will rejoice to bear, that we
have received the firth of a sow Series, which mall appear as
foon as poffibk Tirefof Series, which is now in every benly's
hands, has been eminently conducive to mac the fpirit, to ani-
mate the exertions, and to point the arms of our Fenow-citielew
spina the Arch•Ufurper of the Liberties of Mankind. As a
literary Convention, we do not fear contradidtion, when we
alert that they have tot been tumoral /lace *days of Justus•
London, England, 1804-11-19

LAI" INTELLIGENCE.

COURT OF KING'S BENCH, NOV. 17.
THOMAS SMITH, &SILO. THR R1T.,101111 DUCKWORTH

HiAllO45.
The Plaintiff retitle, at Warfield ; the Defendant
is a Clergyman, of Blunt'xcoort, Oxop.
Mr. EILSRINI, on the part of the former, applied
for leave to file a criminal information againit the
latter. Both Mr. S. and Mr. H. were married men;
they became acquainted in the month of Jule, 1800,
and were in the habit of slating and making time
flay at each uther's houfes.
This application WAS founded on two affidavits,
the tine from Mr. S. the other from his wife. Mrs.
S. (toted, that her hufband being abfent in Glom:eller-
fhire, Mr. H. invited her to Blunt's.:ourt until Mr.
S.'s return ; fhe accepted the props-41, and it was
during this edit that the intercourfe now complained
of commenced. Mr. H. Acd her, if OM was fettled
1 at Warfield ? and after Come little introdultory mat-
ter, he enquired into the (lute of her pecuniary af-
fairs, fine the death of her mother I pofterior to this,
he entreated her to retire with him to the bot:k room,
as he had fomething very particular to communicate.
On her comliance, he renewed the converfatitm re-
garding money matters, and aclvifed her to procure a
lettlenunt from her hiiihand, as orange things would
he expoled to view. He then fignitiech that Lady
P. was his authority, and that he (Mr. H.) added,
fired to decline all fociery with (*.lr. S. He
that he kept low company, an I that his deportment
at Hatchett's Hotel ;le flzpt when Mr.:. S.
was in town at Mr. lt.'s), was In peculiar as to re-
cite furprife in the attendants. Mrs. S. on hearing
thi. fingular caution. enquired who was the perfon
from whom Lady P. obtained her information ?
Mr. H. then gave the name cf Mr. A. the Solicitor
ot her Ladythip.
Mt. ERSKINF then adverted to the argument on
the cafe we reported on Wedneiday left. 01 Wool
not' and Meadow, and applied it to the prefent mo-
tion, on the de trine of conltindion, then pronounced
by their Lordibips, after which the Learned Counfel
proceeded with tiie fats from his brief :
Mrs. S. indignantly declared to Mr. H. The gave
no credit to fwch reports, and was convinced et her
hufband's innocence. She was, howder, made ex-
tremely oneafj by the reprefentati-ns, ant the fol-
lowing Thai fday went to her Isr,,:her, Mr. E. to con.
(Cr with him on the fuhjeft. On the a7;h ot Septem-
ber, Mr. H. came over to Mr. S.'s cm a vifir, and the
converfation turning on the pedigree 4 a twat, the
Clergyman "liked f;,r the Racing Calendar ; —and
while the hniband left the room to procure it, Mr.
H. took the opportuni:y of potting a letter into the
hands of his wife. The contents were to this drat :
we Dm sirrxe ruses.
" The converfaion wrack took place between you and me la
the book nu m. induces me to take up my pen, throurh the fear
that any unguarded grapey-Go-a of y,..r's %WOW lead to fafpleatao.
Sometime before yner another'. dmth,l t., her would adt th
part of viral to her daugater, a.d I hare eoSearoured to own-
pig wt* that ergyetatot. At prem.,' take wa vadat of the af.
London, England, 1804-08-03

ARICHTON, 4UIieY4T t.

Early this morning about . thoufand men of His
Majeßy's German Legion in ,rched into t is town,
and pitched their tents on the lawn, about 300 panic
north of the Pavillinn, where they are to remain
until tomorrow, when they re-commence their route
for Boa hill.

The Nisei, on horftback, attended by Colonel
LIMN. &c. was at this temporary encampment this
morning for a ennfiderable time; fix hiigilaeads of
the bell flrong beer, by His Royal Highnefs's com.
mand. has fince been dilributed among the men.—
His Royal Hithnefs towards mid-day, together with
Thai pf our falhionable wifitants, fet off to be prefent
at the Ilsew of cattle at Lewes.

About a &tiler number of the German Legion
are expefted here to occupy the ground until the day
following, when the former ftrike their tents in the
morning- The reprehenlible condutt of the pops'.
lace, in crowding the race courfe here in fuch a very
dilbrderly manner as diftinguifhed them particularly
on the two preceding days, is fill the current topic
of public eenfure and animadverfion- The latter
day, though the multitude were not quite fo daring,
yet of their proceedings but little can be advanced in
their favour. Two foldiera, while the bodes were
punting for the lag heat of the Handicap Plate, yell
today, fuddenly attempted to crofs the courfe, nearly,
oppolite the diflance poll, as the hories had arriveff
within a few yards of the (pot ; the confequenee of
which was, that the hindermoft bode, Rofiltud, (the
jockey at the moment making play to recover the
ground he had loll) denied violently and unavoid-
ably againft than, levelling both of them with the
earth, much alarmed and bruifed as a reward for
their temerity. One of the men has to deplore the
lots of feveral of his teeth and both, we believe, are
too much iured to be able to attend to their military
duties for tome time to come. The (hock brought
,Refelvd down on the a knee, and had nearly dif-
;mounted the rider.

The Steyne,Lit night, was brilliantly attended
with farbionable peddirians. The Theatre alto had
its full proportion of rank and beauty.

SPORTING INTELLGENCR.

WORCESTER RACES. TUESDAY, JULY ,t.
Sweepliakes of toga. each. Three one•mile heats.
toed Standard's bc. Sir Oliver, by Set Peter - zt o
J. P. Kellerman's, Erg. b.c by Fetworth . - s s o
London, England, 1804-08-03

FROM THE PARIS PAPER&

BOOLOGNI, JULY 21.—The Emperor went into
the road at feven o'clock yefterday morning. He
went on board fcveral veffils of the flotilla. An
Englifh fquadron in the offing appeared difpofed to
attack our line, but they no boner arrived within
cannon fhot, than they went about. At twelve o'clock
the Emperor received the officers of the army in his
tent, according to their order. He minutely examin-
ed the arfcnal, ftores, the artillery department, and
the whole works that are going on in the port.
Between two and three o'clock, the wind at N. E.
fre(hened, and two gun-boats drove at their anchors.
One of them in the night, having miffed hays, went
amore on the rocks below Fort de She fired
guns of difirefs at midnight. The Emperor remiin
ed the whole night at the fort, where he gave orders
that every aflittance fhould be given to her, that a
heavy lea and tremendous gale would allow. At
five in the morning a number of boats endeavoured
to approach her. At one time all hopes of faring her
were given up, and preparations were nude for lav-
ing the crew when the veffel fhould go to pieces ; but
in a (host time, the drifted upon a land bank in the
midft of thole dangerous rocks, where the was Paved
without any damage.
An Englifh 74 gun thin, which, in fpite of wind
and tide, remained at anchor about half-channel
I over, at length parted her cables, and drove for a
confiderable time. We were in how for fotise time
that the would have been driven on fhore on our
coa ft.

Haves, JULY 17.—Captain DAUGIIR, who com-
mands feveral fquadrons of the flotilla in our road,
was attacked by an Engti(h fquadron, confifting of
two fail of the line and 54 or 55 other 'Oils. After
an engagement of a number of hours the enemy were
obliged to Iheer eff, without having effeeed what
they intended.—We received no damage, but we
have reafon to fuppok that our fire did confiderable
injury to then).
13t.csv, Jet.v tG —Yellerday, to celebrate the an-
niverfary of the 14th of July, the troops in gatrifOn
here affembled early in the morning. A part of them
embarked in boats, while the others marched to the
fea-rhore without the town. There the troops in
the boats performed the reprefentation of a defeent,
and, alter having landed, fcoured the country, at-
tacked and took forts, &c. A great eoncourfe of
fpeEtators were witneffes of this invafion in miniature,
which prefented a very curious exhibition. The troops,
when they returned Mtn the town, filed off in pre.
fence of their Generals on the Court d'Ajor.
London, England, 1804-08-03

This day was publifhed In Royal Evo. price 181.
Half bound and lettered,
THE NAVAL CHRONICLE, for tBo4, from Ja-
nuary to July, containing a General and Biographical Hif.
ory of the BriiiLb Navy, under the guidance of feveral Literary
and Profettonal Mcat ercilkilifhed with Portraits and Marine
View., by the firft Artifts. Complete lets of the Naval ChronN
etc, from its commatcement in tysio,may be had of the Pubtither,
I. Goias, 103, Shne-Lne• of Mr. Symonds, Paternolter•row, and
of the principal &Welke'. Of whom may be had, lately pub-
the Spirit of Marine Law, price rat. In boards, and the
Naval Guardian, in two vols. tiro. price 'as. in boards, dedicated,
by pan:dingo, to the Lords of the Admiralty.
London, England, 1804-08-03

TRUTH is not Calnmny.—Sir Francis Boidett
his beeo called upon to fay, wiiether or not the property of
the noted O'Connor was u•r.sferred b trait to him before the me-
morable trials at Maidftooe, in which one ham friend of O'Con-
nor fuffered. He bas not noticed this trifling charge—perhaps as
• matter of indifference; that Is to fay, not thinking a firlendlbip
with O'Connor any blot in the charkdter of a Candidate for Mid-
digital. The Middlefea Beams, it is hoped, will fed the compli-
ment. Vic will try him him with the more noted Defpard. Sir
Francis is hereby publicly called upon to deny, that be was walk-
ing arm-in-arm with that unfortunate rebel, not onlyin the lounge
of St. James's (teem bat in the very avenues of the fiat of Legifia-
D0n...4n the Lobby of the Houle of COlllll2OOl, and that on the
very day preceding Dcfpard's spy:, benhoo I—More quellions will
be put to Sir Francis ; and halt :dr.& as the Baronet may think
due to the loyalty of the Eledlors of Middlefer, it is to be hoped
they bare nods:standing enough to put a true conftrudlion on his
Mame.

THE COMMITTEE for managing Mr. MAIN.
WARING% ELECTION, finding that a Band-bill has been
publifhed, containing the names of certain parcels, as having voted
fur Sir FRANCIS Bo ROST r, who were not found to rade as de-
fcribcd on the Poll, think it need:Cary, from a regard to truth, to
contradlet fo much of that publication as Rates that Mr. Was.
Ross, No 17, Great Nlarlboroogh-strut, does not rclide there.
If the name of any other Gentleman has been improperly intro-
duced into that Paper, he will confer a great obligation on Mr.
hiaanwaring's Committee by intimating the fame to them.
London, England, 1804-08-03

IMUTICAL INTELLIGINCE.

MAILS THIS DAY.—Wind N. E.
•tl. Out.
17:01,1,11n Gottent.tirgh
Waterford o s Lifbw.

All. N 1•
I 0
I 0

PLYMOUTH, AUG. r.—The PRINCESS CHRILOTTR,
of 4.5. guns, Captain GARDNER, is now in the Sound,
and quite ready for Sr,a waiting for orders. The
Noma, of 44 guns, Captain BARER, has got her
lower mainmait in, by means of Cheers ereacd on
board her, and is rigged all Canto, and will be ready
for fea in a few days. This day the Got.' 14, 74,
Captain Balsamic, took on 15,.3.d her bulloc:s and
vegetables for the fleet. She fails to-day or tomorrow
at farthell. She was paid )efici Jay in Cawfand Bay.
Pea rsmou TH, AUGUST a.--Arrived the William
fore-fhip, bound to the Mediterranean ; Ganges,
Folgen, bound to the South Seas ; and feveral other
outward-bound veffek from the Downs. The OR
PHEUS f•igate, Captain Hutt, and the Halifax con-
voy, are ontnoored, and will fail to-morrow !turning
early.— Wind E.

DLAL, AUG. 2.—Sailed the WILLIAM fore flip,
for the Mediterranean ; ADDER and CONFLICT gun
brigs, on a cruize off the French coat. Remain in
the Downs the MONARCH, UTRECHT, and INDEFATI-
GABLE men of war ; CASTOR and Lana frigates;
SCOURGE (loop of war, FURY and T s bombs,
Beursae and BOLD gun brigs, Sis ANDREW MIT-
CHILL, LORD NELSoN, AURORA, Amacasost, ATLas,
PADAR, HELDER, KIAGITON, MAJESTIC, Peanut,
RANGER, PARAGON, SCIFTIi, and TRITON armed
defence (hips, Auaoaa and MIN ray* tranfports.
YARMOUTH, Auc. I.—Yeflerday morning failed
the Prince of Wales packet for Harwich, to take the
mails. Sailed the VIXEN gin-brig, with Capt. PAR-
Kart, of the Atco frigate : arrived the Hind armed
Ibip to coiled the Baltic convoy ; alfo the Hawes
cutter from Heligoland, where the left la Coasranca
frigate, and %avast- !loop cruizing. Arrived from
the Tezel fleet, the ALERT cutter, with difpatches.
Sailed the Gatco armed (hip. Two large !hips are
now in the Offing, fuppnfed to be frigates. The (hips
of war here are, the Monmouth, Speedy (loop, Hind
armed brig, Hawke and Alert cutters. Wind N. E. •

Gat a wc;cx, JuLy 31.—Arrived, the Liberty,
Simplon, at Jamaica, from hence ; Alexis, Allifon, at
Wilmington from Newry ; Ifabella, Livingl}on, at
ditto, from hence ; Pitt, Campbell, at New York from
hence.

Laft night, an American tailor, belonging to the
(hip Fatior, fell from her main rigging to the bottom
of the Dry Dock. He was much bruited, and re-
mained infenfible for a confiderable time ; but we are
happy to Rate, that fining hopes of his recovery are
entertained.
London, England, 1804-08-03

ROYDELL% SHAIESPEARB LOTTERY.
TICKETS for the above Lottery (Price 31. 31.)
are oa Sale at Man. HAZARD, NURNE anti Co.'s °Ace,
No. 93, hi3dee the Remit Exchange, LAIOliPli

RICHARDSON, GOODLUCK. and CO. Re-
fpedfully acquaint the Public, that the Ticket. and Shares
far the New State Lottery, which b to commence drawing on the
oath of September next, are now no file in great Variety of Num-
bers, aS their Offices the corner of Imik-Suildinv, Cornhill, and
facing the Gate ut the King'. Mews, Chating•Crob.
London, England, 1804-08-03

MIDDLESEX ELECTION.
A COMMITTEE of the FRIENDS of Mr.
bgAINWARING will fit ever? day at the following Places,
' where any information relative to bad you= which have been, or
are propofed to be polled for Sir FRANCIS Buaner r ; and alfo any
account of fuck Freeholders as have not yet polled, will be mod
thankfully received:
At No. 7, Cartrareet, Lineottes-Ino-fielda.
At Mr. Wiliodis, No. tp,oolden-(quart, career of Brrirer.ftreet.
At N 0.36, Wcliclote-iquare.
At FurnivaFt-inn Coffee-hook Holborn.
London, England, 1804-08-03

MIDDLESEX ELECTION.

To the FREEHOLDERS of the COUNTY of MIDDLESEX.
ORIITLRIERN,
f HAVE again to retutn nu my grateful thanks
4- for your exertions this day in my behalf, and my Opponent
has found It expedient to reprefent firth exertions as unproduCtive
of advantage. I hall be pref.:4lly fatisfied with a continuance of
than, haring yet to learn that a progreLvtmajority is of no cited
to leading to ultimate fitted's.
On each day of the prefent week my adverfary has trerted,
that many of his Voters arrived too late to poll; but, unfortu-
nately for him, the Rate of the poll on the enduing morning has
invariably demooftrated the futility of his Oration& He was alto
pleated to affert, that no Candidate was O'er offered to any County
in England, on the fame grounds, and fupported In the fame way
as mytelf.
That this affertion is utterly unfounded in truth, every man
who recollects the political hiftory of this country, will readily
allow ; but I think I hall not be fatly contradifted, what I affirm,
that after doomormities which were pradifed in the year ifies,
it has extraordinary inland of perfevering effrontery, to fee the
fame party again attempting, by the fame means and the fame
mas to impofe a Member on you by " a colourable majority."
Gentlemen, I concur in opinion with my opponent, that the
honour and independence of the County are embarked in this too-
ted., and I :suit you will think they molly beprtferved by main-
JPaining your deetive rjghts in defiance of fraud, perjury, and cor-
ruption. 1 Rill faith your ftrenuous exertions, and remain,
Gentlemen,
Your faithful humble Servant.
Weymouth-erect, Augult a, 1804. G. B. MAINWAIt.INO.
STATR or Tilt POLL.
Mr. MAINWARING - aro
Sir FRANCIS BORDILTT Rila
Majority for Mr. Manwaring 8y
London, England, 1804-02-04

PARLIAMENTARY' PROCEEDINGS.

keUSE OF LORDS, FRIDAY, FLA S.
Their Lordibips met purfuant to adjournment.—
Several appeals from the Court of Selfion in Scot-
land were caller withdrawn or difmiffed; in the num-
ber of which was the interefting caufe of Morthland
o. Cadell which was withdrawn by common confent
of the parties, each undettalting to pay his own coils.
One private Bill was introduced. and there being
no public bufinefs before their Lordfltips, they imme•
distal adjourned to Monday next.

HOUSE OF COMMONS.
Mr. SPEAKER having taken the Chair at the
ofual hour, the Houfe proceeded to a ballot for a
Committee to inveßigate the merits of the Petition,
complaining of an undue eleltion for the county of
Middkfes. whenthe followinglfembers were chofeo:
Or W. W. Wm's, But. Sir .
vu
ix
P.W. Ikber. Nfq. Lord rount Mariam
Hos Mt* Gen. J. Mort Hon. E. Sp. Cowper
Mots OodbeM fq.
R. Si Imam ESq. J. D. Waii, Efq.
Cb. & Floootbore. Efq. Hsi N. Ferrero.

.
J. A. Wriiibt,_ll4_
Mr. SPEAKER then informed the Committee,
that the fitting Member having declined to choofe a
Nominee on his own part, it became the duty of the
thirteen Gentlemen, whofe names bad been jolt read,
to choofe one from Intone the Members who were
prefent during the ballot. They would, therefore,
be pleafed to retire to their Committie Room, and
choofe fuch Nominee.
They proceeskd accordingly, and chafe as a nominee
on the part of Sir Francis Burdett, Nicholas Calvert,
Efq. and the nominee on the part of the Petitioner
was Ilea* Hawkins Browne, Efq. whofe names were
accordingly added to the Committee, who forthwith
retired to the Committee Room to proceed on their
enquiries.
An Officer from the department of the Chief Se-
cretary for Ireland, prefented at the bar feteral pa.
pers refpeifing the public accounts for that part of
the United Kingdom, which were ordered to lie on
the table.
The Committee of Supply was deferred till Monday.
Honk adjourned to neat day.
London, England, 1804-02-04

LATE RIOT NEAR BRISTOL.

&&&&& CT OF ♦ PRIVATE LRTTIR, 112.2.
" I fend you all the intelligence F can coiled at
prefent of the Riot of the Kingfwood colliers. The
number of the rioters is variouily Rated. Some fay
they amounted to feveral thoufands. They demandtd
an inereafe of wages, in confequence of the coal
owners having rifen the price of the article. I am,
however, happy to inform you, that they have now
returned quietly to their work, though they have not
yet obtained their object ; but I underhand that a
deputation from the main body is appointed to meet
their employers to•morrow."
London, England, 1804-02-04

Sirp.DEY.

STOCILIMS. JAW. so.We were much difirefred
by the lath news from Munich, bringing an account,
dated Dec. as, of bib Ma]tsTY being indifpofed with
a nettle runs, which fatted from the s 7th to the aid.
By the next port we hope to have better news.
On the 26th ult. there were feveral claps of thun-
der at Gothenburg.
On the reprefentation of the Governor of Pome•'
raffia. and in regard of the late produCtive harven,
the Ktao has allowed the exportation of all kinds of
grain from that province.
Jar. 13.—The laft exprefs from Munich, bringing
a favourable account of the health of our beloved fo-
vereign, has calmed the uneafinefs of the people i
but we were much elided to receive at the fame
time the confirmation of the news of the death of the
HIREDITARY Pluses and Duke Fasrmasc ADDL.
rst us, on the 12th of December.
London, England, 1804-02-04

RANGE.

JANUARY $5.
TS from Cherbourg, the moll
the greateli- vigilance, are or.
arreft Oka and essisotivars.
it cede to throw upon that coall
lee. Fifteen individuals, who
r cards of fatuity, are already
ifoo. _ _

, a clergyman was buried at
nmer ceremonies. This is the

WIC is this manner Lase the ter

rt has fet out for Chstillon and
), to concert matures of fecu-
s Gomm' and Duress's.
f the departassat of Cote-d'Or
e ravages committed by wolves.
d,fifteen enter 'Makes, devour
kill the inhabitants, and fpread

Miran& who is 1796 traitor-
Englids the frigate Jahn, was,
see. hanged on the 19th of laft
orded by the Batsvian Republic'
toe is now fettled. His High-
s roe,
of florins for all his
ionand.

at St. Domingo. Citizen LVDOT,

confident* in its wine trade by
Elbe and of the Wefer.
1,, confining of fire !hips of the
has received orders to fail with
rind.

lefented to the Foam. Cos .u& to
umber of Amt bottomed boats, fo
I and when a calm permits, join
nearly to emend this bridge firom
This plan has not been accepted.
any longer but that three cape.
stasis. one for England,
sod, and the third for Ireland.
laily conferences with the FIRST

d rumours of the day is, that the
Mt Picissoav permiiGon to re•
Is an offer of his former rank.
elated Vice Prefident of the Le-

Prefident of the Legiflative Body
lime, betides an elegantly fur-
sate equipage front the Confular

ler. Decals, is yet on the coati ;
contraftors for the Marine, that
for muft be ready and delivered
Itherwife it will not be accepted.
liens of the Confular Guard are
. They are all chafes young men.
e at Arras is to confift of io,ooo
s laid too to 25, that the expe
tad will be undertaken before the

of cavalry, in garrifon at Epinal.
together with the i ath regiment
fon .at Mentz, to join the troops
then regiments are on their march
icons on the German frontiers.
irifoners in the 4th military diri.
he hofpitals, have been removed.
avati.in Commiffionera are now
11 Late difagreements between the
ire raided by the Counfcllor of

leven in the morning, the FIRST
deputation from the Legiflative
to gave audience to the Foreign

flotilla has had an engagement
veffels between Requcvilla and
lifh Wig was flruck with finial
lees, firm which fhe received fo
fhe sunk in Abe Race it.f Inbnurg.
flotilla has had an engagement
nd Granville with come Englith
n *llion of halt an *Jour, the cor•
to aleCf off, anJ to take advantage
ling in ordcr to gain we Englith
ore of being refitted.
een received here from the Cape of
reprefent the joy of that colony as
reed from the VAC Of the
_ .

here of a velfel from France,— the
of round the paffengers as they
n gnellions concerning do Great
r tryiuisr fraare! One of them
t) brought with him a few buns
ut. on Ipeculation, which be fold
that he bitterly regretted having
What a fool I was," laid she
to have brought two dorm more
bon:el hate made my fortune."—

n general. have no Cade to snake

as. were yelletday at 55 C. sec.
London, England, 1804-02-04

• Mtlool4 FEN. a.

WO UPC ettreasely Corry to be compelled; frost en-
Wog faits, to the paints! talk of anoouncing to the
pfslie, that the Heir A'preene lIM continua feei:
onfiy indifpokd at the Pawdlion-
Towaftb eight o'clock la@ night, his Royalifigh
'nets grew eonfiderably worry, the fever having m-
ended, attended with fpafass in the chef!, and vio-
lent reschings. Some preferibed medicines of Sir
W. Faacto Nee, happily, however, being adminiftered,
the Panics became more compofed, and had not a
very indifferent night.
His Royal Highaefs, for the third time, this mam-
bo& fabmitted to the operation of. bleeding, which
has alfo been attended with the deiced eh&

Six o'clock P. M. The Patace has lets fever. and
is much butter than he appeared in the owning.

ALDERNEr, JAN. 34.

On the soth ;ohne, is gun boats, under convoy
of two brigs, went up the Race to Cherbourg—
what is remarkable none are ever feen to go down.
The beginning of this month a (mall (mauling ref•
fel going into Alderney in a bride gale, with only
three men on board, confifiing of melt, father, and
fon, thelatter was Rruck overboard and drowned.
A (mall box, containing medicines, was lately
picked up near the Race of Alderney, marked on
the cover “ ;span. Sick and Hurt."
The tilth of January was celebrated wish great
fpirit at the three Hands ; at Jerfey the. Governor
gave a fsm. did entertainment ; at Guernfey General
Dorms behaved with his ufual liberality on fuch
great occafions ; and, at Alderney, the Grand Maf-
ter (Dr. Saunas') of a new fociety eilablithed there,
gave a dinner tote Members of it, and to Governer
Four and luite, in honour of her Majssrr's birth-
day.
London, England, 1804-02-03

RUSSIA.

ST. PETER SDURCI4, Dec. 3c.—Count Tot slam,
Governor of this City, lyin7 now tick without any
hope of recovery, it is thought, that in cafe of his
death, his place will be filled by General Bu %now-
,Daa, itow defigned as Governor General of Livonia,
who, dnder the lag reign, fined this oflice to uni-
verfal fatisfaaion. A few days ago a fire Bloke out
both in the little Italian Theatre, and in thc- great
Theatre, but was fpeedily extinguithed without do-
ing any damage.
It is a great lnfs to the diplomatic department.
that old age and lianas oblige this ai9ive Miniiier
and upright man to renounce public Wuxi's. The
fevere pains to which the Criudie fubjea. has never
prevented him even in bed from either writing or dic-
tating. Death alone can put an end to his exertions.
Jaw. 3.—Yefterday arrived Prince KUILAK for.
Blerly Vice Chancellor.
The cold is now fallen from 23 deg. to 6.
London, England, 1804-02-03

A GUIDE TO SCHOOL BOOKS.

—rila day was pu ;r;;;E;lltiSt, ;:nirittd. Mice in
APRACTICAL ADDRESS to INSTRUC-
TORS and PARENTS, on the RIGHT CHOICE sad USE
of tie bra Ekraanary BOOKS in every Stanch of Encoded.;
pointing out their refpealso Malta, sad the order Is wild they
ought to befuecefilvely adopted.
By JOSHUA COLLINS. A. M.
Rater of Newport, and late Matter of darthuntstar Moot In

that 1 owe.

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and "ireful Work:

v This Is a well•writteo and joilleimis Pahßanks, conveying
mach pradtkal information at the Sidled of Education, wad is
therefore highly worthy of the pcnifol of evert redo' conceraed la
the improvement of the rifing theferation. Tbc account of Books
genendly ured in School, items to be the Milt of esperksce, and
certainly difplays mach erudition. The Author's to
and ftridturr, arc accompanied with fuck rearms and critical ob-
fervations as do him great modit, both as a Scholar and Chelkian
Teacher," Aoti-Jaathin Review.
_ _ . . -

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able- Bridattre.e.

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A REM. GRAMMAR OF GEOGRAPHY.
This day was publiated. noftrated with feworal Maps, a Second
Edition, price as. W. bound, with a Emma allowsoce to Schools,
A GRAMMAR of the FIRST ELEMENTS of
GEOGRA PH Y,proatleally adapted to the lialinefsof Teach-
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manoer as the Introdunory Gramman of M Davis, said
Aso, amplify the Study of the Erika Language.
This Grammar counts of the materials, purely
which are contained in that admired and popular wat Mr
(oath's Geography for the ate of Schools. the defcriptinos and
per•plates accompanying which, have glom an btereit to the Study
of Geography, moo g young people, which it never before pof-
frifed.—The prefent work contains : t. Elements of Geography
to be committed to memory—a. The life of the Olebee—s. Q2cf-
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Names of Places, divided and auented according to their received
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