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A GOOD FAMILY HOUSE, Ready Fur•
nithed, on an unexpired Lcaf: of Thirteen Years; with
Eight Acres of Grafi Land, betides G,rden, Orchard, acc.
eleven miles from London, and one from Croydon.
Enquire of Meifra. Fofter, Cook and Frei... No. 6, Lincoln's
Inn.

bUSBEk.
TO BE LET BY AUCTION—By Mr. WELLER,
On Saturday the 9th of April. I 823 ,
Between the hours of five.ancl Bs in the Afternoon,
At the Swan Inn, Chich- (ter

'THE LEASE 014 CA OIT.kL CORN MILL,
at RATHAM, wdi fupplicd with a good S!ro.un of
Water, and will grind, on an average. fistzen I .amis of Wheat
in a Wiek, with capacious Storc-lioufes, fituate in the heart
of a ri,l, Corn Country, and well tab titated the Fv•ortation
Tr 'de. be ng within a thin diftAtice of huitiom (;Z::y. and
only four miles from Chichriter, three from Einfwortit, the
from Havant, fiurteen front Nod:moth. Alfa, a Gen.
teel Refideuce, wish Stakes, Garden. sod Meadow, at s Ana
diltance from the Mill.

For a view a the Prentifes, and farther particulars, apply
to Atr.Wrller, at hi.; Gencral Agency Office, t`hicheftcr.

HANTS.
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION—By tile. WELLER.
On Fri,lay the 15th of April, &Boy, between the Hours e 1 Four
and rive in the Afternoon, a. the King's Head, Wickham;
A'l'R ULY desirable Freehold Eftate, eompti-
fmg a cr pital TAN-YARD, eligible in point of futiation
as any in the Klngdom, the Ground meaturei arc feet In largos,
and too feet wide, with a fubitantial Brick-building anal Bark.
Mitt, 73 feet by 31 feet ; over the whole of width w a Drying-
Med, and coonedled ia a Brisk and "1 licam-boate. 44 taw
by 26 feet, with capacious Bark Barns, Leather Cali-ea mad
every other Cos,vanience for carrying on an estenfive Mane-
tattory, and well calculated for a Brewery, Diftiller;, or Iran
Foundery. The Buildlngis very complete and recently eretted,
by the fide of a fine River, with a Water Mill, and Patent Ma:
chine to grind Bark, encircled by a well wooded Country, cen-
trally Attuned at Wickham, between Portfrnotrh, Game,
Wincbetter, and Southampton, and dote to the London Road,
with many other local advantages. And Coetignous to the tame
1 a good Dwelling boort, Garden, and Yard, with four Aamot
Meadow Land on Leafs—lmm•diate Pacifies will begiven.
Further particulars may be known by applying to Mr. Sharp,
High-ftroet, Portfnionth ; or to Mr. %Vella, at bis General
Agency Office, Chicheiter.
London, England, 1803-04-04

YARMOUTH, APRIL I.

Friday failed on a cruife his Majeay's gun-brig
Bosco.

Yeflerday morning arrived here from Cnthaven
Emu. of Lsiessrsa Packet, Capt. C
Tamer:ow, with mails, patrengers, ands 3 calks
of money. The mails and pal ingers werellan&d
here, but the Packet will proceed to Harwich with
the money.
The prefs itill continues very warm in the Roads
and on More.

Remain in the Roads the PIIIIILOPI and Leo*
higates.—Patfed through a large Lett of coatters.
London, England, 1803-08-08

AFFAIRS OF IRELAND.

Mr. Hercurri sox rnfe and gave notice, ',rat not-
withltanding the late period of the Seffio.s, and the
probability of a very fpeedy prorngatinn, he %wild
on Wednefday next, bring forward a queliion on the
fubjeft of Ira affairs.
Mr. CORRY Paid, that from the very general and
indefinite terms in which the Hon. Member couched
his notice, it was impoffible for the Servants of the
Crown to be aware of its particular tendency, and
confequently they could not be fu well prepared to
diforfs it, urdefs the Honourable Member, (and he
trulled there would be no objeBinn) thould think fit
ti be more explicit as to the fpecific tendency of
his motion.

Mr. HUTCHINSON raid, that in confederation of ex-
Ming circum(lances, he fhould decline, for the pre-
fent, to be more explicit as to the precife tennur or
his intended motion. It would relatelo the eliding
(late of Ireland, and he should propofe what he con-
ceived to be a remedy for exiling evils ; but he would
affure the Right Honourable Gentleman, it was by
no means his with to embarrAfs the proceedings of
his Majelly's Government, nor to agitate queilions
with a view to the excitement of popular feelings.
The CNANCILLOt of the Excumuga then pro-
ceeded to move the Grants, ufual on the dole of
every Sefton, to Officers of the Houfe ; and an Ad-
drefs alfo to his Majelly, praying fame high cede
Ilailical promotion to the Rev. Mr. Smith, Chaplain
of the Hence; which were agreed to ; and the Houfe
adjourned to Wednefday next.
London, England, 1803-08-08

LONDON.

The len:th of the Gazette and the prefer o►ether matter, Makes
In molt reluetantly to poftpone GA LOACDII.II fecood Letter uU
t.►morrow, when it than certabtly appear.

MONDAY. AUGUST I

PRICE OF STOCKS niis DAY AT ONE 0 CLOCK •
3 per Cast. Aselsind, 33ti--; per Cent- Cenral. Slit U
Onminm S q dif.
PRICE OF STOCKS ON SATUP.DAY
Sank Stock 140 141 140 India Stock stit 163
3 per C. ited.36 India Bonds. par is..dif.' •
per Costiy ilf Imp. Ann. pi 1 Oslo
4 pa Celt. Escheq. Sills, rs. a at. de.
I per Ceat. Ist ()wham 8f 9 $ chi .
spar C. Alm. sm. Ulf I
Reeds Tickets :71 as.
Lang As s 6 • -ski' ena far am 33 (4i
Do•us, AIIOVET per Cana. Coy. Deg. (yelter4l).
Exthsage—Otahlui so Landis (ratcrday) 13i •

On Saturday the H3ufe of Commons adjourned
till Wednefday. It is espeded that Parliament will
rife on Thurfday, after an almolt uninterrupted feC
lion of nine months.

Yelierday arrived the Hansburgh Mail of the asoth
ult. By it we learn that the blockade of the Elbe
is AM continued with the nemoll vigilance, to the
great inconvenience of the fobjeas of the King of
Pruirta, in confeonence of which a negotiation, it is
Paid, is now on the tapis between his PrnMan Maier.
to and the French Government.

A letter from Copenhagen. of the date of the a3d
of July, mentions, that the Danifh Court has canted
its Minifler at London to pmtell again(! any Danifh
veffels being brought into Engligh ports.
A letter from Lubec of the syth tilt. Rates, that t r
Ruffian (hips of the line have failed from Cronfladt ;
hut neither their objee nor deflination is mentioned.
The Ruffian line of battle fhip and cutter which had
arrived at Warnemunde, failed from that place on
the rpth ult. The Captain of the (hip of the line
was at Ludwig: Lute, the refidenct of the Duke of '
Mecklenburr Strelitz.
It appears, that the number of Englifh perfons of
both Pies who have been fent from nofiling into
the interior of Holland, amounts to 1300.
A Dutch mail alto was received yellerday : it
brings no news of importance except that the hnflile
preparattnns againft this country are can ied on in
all the ports of Holland with great aeivity. '
The difpatclies received at the Admiralty on SA
turday from Lord Isletsos, were dated the 6rh in-
Itant, at which time he was off Toulon, and had
commenced the blockade of that port, where the
enemy had ten fail of the line and eight frigates, the
greater part of which. however, were unfit for naval
fervice. His Lonifhip's fquadron is about the fame
force.

We are happy to learn by the Dublin mail, which
arrived this morning, that the mon perfell tranquil.
lily Rill prevails in every part of Ireland. It iv port-
tuvrly airerted, that the infurgents in their late daring
attempt were headed by two Frenchmen, who have
not been arreßed. But there is reafon to hope, that
they will not efcape the vigilance of the Government,
who Are taking the moll vigorous ateafterts to prevent
their etcape. Their :stratit would no doubt thr rM '
time light on the defigi:, which the French are me,
ditating againft the United Kingdom. Several mor.
perfuas implicated is the Wu: rciion hare been take',
up.
London, England, 1803-08-08

ROMAN CEMENT.

TT is the property of this Cement or Mortar, to be-
conic hard and impenetrable to 'WA,* within a few hours,
even if exported to the adiou of the Fea; and *Bo to form a very
Brawl union with Brick and Stone. It communicates uncommon
Strsugth to building., anti omit therefore proportionally encreafe
their liability and duration. In all Foundations whatever, but
particularly In the conftrudion of Docks, Whirrs, Bridges, Locks,
Tank*, Drains, Mill Rates, Vats, old other aquatic Building'
its utility sod advantage are unquieflidnalik; and it forms the
barilcit and molt sTo N S'll/CCO known in this Country
Manufactured by Parker and Co. Banklide, London.

TO SURGEONS, DENTISTS, &a.
A VALUABLE BUSINESS TO BE DISPOSED OF.

A I)ENTIST. in refpee,Able Connexions, and ex-
tenfive pradlice, in which he has been with great (needs for
fame yea. 1, willing to retire, is defirous of clifpollng of his buil-
nes. Any Gentleman who underitands Surgery, and whole man-
ners and addrch are pleating, might make the continuation of this
employment of very confiderable advantage. The perhin Who
thinks ibis matter worth his attention, may be properly introduced,
and (if neceffary) inftrueled in all the Mechanical Braticha of the
Ait. No Gentleman need trouble bimfclf to apply but who is
willing to pay a handfonw premium.
Apply to C. M. No. t 2. Michael-place, Urompton, gra giClag
notice by poll.
London, England, 1803-08-08

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INVASION.

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trigurion throughout Great Britain and ireiand.
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w►th Charafteriltk
Scene ad of a Play
3. Corporal Trim on the invallon.
4. John Bull to Brother Patrick, In Ireland.
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London, England, 1803-11-12

BIRTH.

On Monday !aft, the Lady of Charles Kemeys Kerner T nte,
Efq. of a daughter, az Ids feat at Halfreell-Houfe, In the County
of Sotnatiet.

MARRIED:

On Wednefday, at Twkkenham, Mih Gorging, of tkat place
to James Mackenzie, of the Ule of Wight.
Lieutenant. Colonel Hanford to Mils Broekfop, daughter of
Edward Brockfop, Efq.

DIED.

On the 7th In& the flawed dauihter of Major Froorne, et his
bottle ha Devono2l-e.

la t►e IGand of Deedslea, as t►e atd Aosta WI, alter a few
days llinefs, Mr. a►n Ward:open, forma, foe of the late Mr.
Wardrape, Mld

A fee; days lime, at her test at Womerik, near Guildford, io
the 95th year of bar age, the Right Hon. Grace Lady Grantky,
Mkt of the late and mother of the prefent Lord Cranky.
On Sunday la& Dr. Edward Horkr. Pbyfician at Ayleibery.
Saturday WWl*, aged de, Mrs. Elisabeth Towfcy, wife of
Mr. Henry Turfey, forgeon, Gafford.
On Sunday la*, Mr. Charles Bibb, generally called Count Bibb,
a charatter well Mosta in the theatrical eircks. He wu the fan
of Mr. Bibb, formerly as ankseat (word cutler in Newport Erect,
w►o bag been dead away yaws. Mr. Charles BIM was brought
op to the helpers of an Engraver, and might have Wen to dit-
[Melba in that use, If be had ►een capable of perievering appli-
cation. But he bad a Qron fente of humour, and was too fond
of company to be at for any employment that required ditigencs
and attention. He was muck addidiod to On, but was always
suifaccetsful. He was a very good tempered man, and I, A a lively
Wiriest humour, which, with a fund of assealmes, pants-leis:ly of
t►e theatrical kind, rendered bins a very diverting companion,—
Having ou vermin:es but In the lisidnets of his Mends, his NM*.
ence for nearly the laß yo years has been very precarious ; but he
was to well known, that It was hardly polble for him to frily
teeth in ay part of the enetropoas, without meeting with fame
acquaintance, ready to become Els banker for the explores of the
paling day, and be did not trouble WAX with mac► cure shout
to-morrow. He was }acutely proud of the title of LOOM Blbb,
which he fated to fay did not defrend to him from a dull tine of
Anceftors, but was earned by ►is own merit, and conferred by the
vole( of the Public.
London, England, 1803-11-12

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By J. HAMILTON MOORE,
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AGRICULTURE.

On the ift of ()Greer was publifised, the FIRST Namara of a
New Vowsia, and on the firft Day of every Month will con-
tinue to be publithed, Price 'Two Shillings each, a Number of '
THE ANNALS OF AGRICULTURE ; or,
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ments and Difeoveries In the PraGice of Agriculture, and of Pro-
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And Secretary to the Board of Agrieukure.
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to whore care communications fhould be addreffed; and fold by
John Archer. Dublin; by E. Balfour, Edinburgh; and by all
mitt Bookfcliers.

Of w►om in a few weeks may be had, in One yen large Vo-
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ETSTINI of PRACTICAL AORICVLTURR, In all its branches, In
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FROM LLOYD'S LIST.

ten, Nov. s t.—Paffed by the Logan, M'Connell, front
Brlfaß, and Two Sifters, —,froin Bourdeauz.—Sailed the Ceres,
Richards, for Dublin; Charles, Pebble, for Senegil; Iris, Sruidt,
Jonge Melts, De Jonge, and Catherine Dorothea, —, for Ton-
ningen ; Geute Spcculante, Hempen, for Stettin; Morgenftern,
Mars. for Dantsick ; Jonge Duff ..00n, Frederica ; Dorothea, Pc-
ten; and Dde Gebroders, Lutch, for Ernbden.
London, England, 1803-11-12

FINEST PART OF DEVONSHIRE.

FOR SALE BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, in out or more Loa,
I 'HE Fee Simple in PolfeUinn of the Manor of
& Lordffdp of WEAR, with capital and fpacissa Maolima.
well proportional Offices, [;arias, &c. rich and estanlive Park,
Laundry Facna, Lands, Pl&cries in the Ls; and numerous local
ad•antages--the Neighbourhood escelirnt, Situation sod Sad moft
pirating and hadthful at all Seafons—rwo Milks and a halffrom
Ysrtcr.keen from, and in 'kw of the See Part of the mosey
awy remain. Apply to W. F. Spica, Ely. War, Devon. Letters
London, England, 1803-11-12

OILL'b SWORDS, &e--CAUTION.

SOME Perfons haying lately circulated a report, to
sewer their own 'privatepurpofes, that they ere &weenies to
our late Father, in his bands of manufsaw log Arms, &c. we
thank it mcumbent, in Juftice to ourfelves, to cation our Friends
ad the Public in general, apinit this report. which is entirely
void of foundation. At du fame time, we tvfpettfully beg knife
to inform them, that we continu: to carry as the various ranches
of our late father's bufinefs on the prumifcs faraway occupied by
him, and with the affiltance of the heft workmen whom he an•

,played.
Orders addreffed to either alas as under mentioned, will ►u matt
pandas*, executed, and on the dud term., for ready money.
Thomas GM, No. 49. Holboen•hill, London; James M. GUI,
Hayford' Forge and Mine, near Haldane°, Shropihlre; and John
Gill, Mali Hods-Lae, Barmiagbas.
Nov. as%

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DESERTED,

From the Firft Skropfhire Regiment of Militia ;
THOMAS REEVES, aged 36 Years, 5 Feet 6
Inches high, dart Hair, dart Eyes, an, Iwarthy complexion;
a Nailer by Trade, and before he enliftvl lived in Birmingham.
Whoever till apprehend ttp: raid Dricricr, and lodge him In
any of his Majefty's Gaols, receive ON r GUINEA reward, by
applying to Major Kynnerfley, at Shrewfbury; or to the Com-
manding Officer, at Yarmouth,Nprfclt.
The faidThozne.s Reeves when be I t•. forted was returning front
Shrewfbetry by way of Litchfirl !. Leiner and Peterbor,,ugh, to
Yarmouth, and had undu bin c.a.-_ a bright Chefnut is
hands high, Al yeam a Iltort cut tail, and form white about
the fetlock joi Whocvc- will give information faid horfe
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DUKE and DUCHESS of YORK.
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THE LIFE OF GENERAL DE ZIETEN ;
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Colonel of the Royil Pruffian Regiment of Huffar Life-Guards,
Knight of the Order of the Black Eagle, dm
By Madame de BLUMF.NTHAL,
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COURT OF Kl:tlG'h BENCH, NOV. ts.

WITTER/it/LEI (gui non) v. WINDLE AND OTHERS.
This was an altion brought on the 3 Gen. 11. c. 36.
entitled " An Aft for the better regulation of the
Coal trade," to recover levet al penalties.
Mr. HARRISON, in this cafe, moved for a Rule
to thew cattle, why there fhould not be a new trial ?
In the fird count of the declaration, the vane was
I.ltd .om. in the parilh of St. Dunilan's, and
Rated, that the defendants, being dealers in coals. did
knowingly fell a certain quantity of coals to one
Thomas Wood, as and for the bell Wall's End coals,
whereas, in truth and in fad, thefe coals were of ano-
ther and different fort, whereby they forfeited (by
the 4th its Lion of the A&) the penalty of gool. Now
this being a penal affirm, the venue, as in all other
criminal cafes, was necetfarily local, and mull be laid
in the place where the offence was committed : and
it ppeared from the evidence in this cafe, that Tho-
mas Wood, the purchafer, who relided in Fetter.
lane, came to the refidence of the two defendants,
whOlived in the County of Middlefex, in Milford,
lane, and applied to them to fend him :he quantity of
coals fisted in the declaration. Thcfe coals were
accordingly fent to Thomas Woad, who, it is true,
lived in London, but nn intercourfe took place be-
tween the defendants and Thomas Wood in the city
of London, except that the defendants' clerk was fent
for to fee the coals re-meafured, and they being en-
gaged in that Winer& when he came to Wood's
houfe, he immediately went back. This, therefore,
being a penal aftion, and the venue neceffarily local,
there was nn pm& whatever of any part of the charge
in that count arifing in the city of London. The
order was given for the coals, and they were paid
for at the defendant's refidence in Milford-lane, and
there every part of the tranfaetion took place. The
whole contra& was perfaled in Middlefcs and not in
the city of London, and, therefore, the Learned
Caninfel fubmitted that that was a Oft ground for
the Court to award a new trial.
The next two counts in die declaration, were for
penalties of tool. each, Rating the contra& to have
been fur a fah: of coals, by pool meafure, with the
ingrain, and that. they did not deliver the proper
q.santity.
The 4th and sth counts were for col. penalties,
Gating this offence to confid in their not having nista-
fured theft coals by the bufhel of Queen Annc.
Lad ELLENsoitousu tabferved, that the offence
Rated in :he &II count of the declaration. confided
in delivering one fpecies of coals for another. He
did not know the offence could be afcertained to be
peddled, till the delivery to the purchafer. becaufe
noreconilat, till the delivery of the coals in Fetter-
lane, that they were not of the fort controlled For.
Mr. Haatisnw laid, he did not objell to the fe-
cond and third counts.

Lord Essrmananoost laid, the Court granted a
I. tie to thew mice why there &fluid not be a new
trial on Mr. 1-Ltrril;)n's objeetion tt) the fira count,
and a motion in arreft of judgment would be the
proper motion as applicable to the fourth count.
London, England, 1803-11-15

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THE Overture, Songs, Duetts, Trios, and Chn
ruffei of the New Mufical Drama, called THE WIFE OF
TWO HUSBANDS, now performing with unieerfal applaufe at
•./se Theatre Royal, Drury-lane; compofed and Celeeted by J. Ka-
zinghi —London: Piloted by Goulding, Phipps, and d'Almaine,
Mute-falcrs to their Royal Highnedes the Prince and Prlncefs of
Walcs, as. Pa and Manufadurers of Military Mufical
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and a Set of Welch Airs, by J. Parry, price 6s.
Regiment and Volunteer Bands furnilhed with complete feta of
fottruments on the Morten notice. •
London, England, 1803-11-15

THEATRE SOYA!., DRURY-LANE.

• . -
TOMORROW EVENING, NOVEMBER 16,
will be performed the Tragedy of
EDWARD THE BLACK PRINCE;
Or, THE BATTLE. OF POICTIERS.
Edward. Prince of Wales, Mr. POPE;
tad Audley, Mr. HOLLAND; Arnold, Mr. RAYMOND;
John, king of Eranec, Mr. POW/L.IA.;
• Dauphin, Mr. DE CAMP;
Ribemont, Mr. BARRYMORE.
Mariana, Mrs YOUNG.
To which will be added (by pennifSon of the Proprietor of the
Theatre Royal, Haymarket), the Mufical Entertainment of
THE CHILDREN IN THE.WOOD.
Walter, Mr. BANNISTER. jun.
Joephine, Mrs. BLAND.
This Evening—The Jew ; The True Lover's Knot ; and Foe-
nines Frolic.
London, England, 1803-11-15

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SALISBURY INFIRMARY, OCT. 29, i8o3•

A T a Meeting of the COMMITTEE of GOVE
NOBS this day held : It wrt refolved that Notice be given
that at the nest (barter!), Court, being Saturday the 2.6 th day of
November neat, at eleven o'clock in the forenoon, an Median
will be had of a Surgeon to this Charity, in the room of Mr. R. S.
Wyche, decearal.
The EARL of RADNOR, Prefident.
By order of the Committee.
WM. DYKE WHITMARSH, Secretary
London, England, 1803-11-15

TO THE PROPRIETORS OF EAST INDIA STOCK.
LADIIS VID IN,
THE Battering encouragement rreccived on my
former application, induces me now to offer myfdf as a Can-
didate to fill the Vacancy in your Court, occafioned by the death
of a late worthy Diredtor.
Should your zealous fupport place me In that honourable fitua-
dap, I will endeavour to merit your confidence, by devoting my
time to your importaot concerns, and by elating in your 'orrice
the experience 1 have acquired by eon tint application in various
&stations in India and Europe, both at Ica /gni on &ore.
The Election is fined for Wainefday the jock infant, when I
rely with confidence on the generous promir• and obliging atten-
dance of my Meads, not doubting that their exertions will dec-
imally confirm my moll fanguine expedadoo.
I have the honour to be, with the grate( refpcd,
Ladies and Gentlemen,
Your matt obedient and devoted humble fervant.
lewd-ftrost Buildings, London, JOHN JACKSON.
November an, ißoy.
London, England, 1803-11-15

THEATRE ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN.
TO-MORROW EVENING, NOVEMBER 16,
will be performed Shaldpesre's Hiitorical Play of
KING HENRY 'rHE FOURTH.
King Henry, Mr. MURRAY
T_ be Prince of Wale., Mr. C. KEMBLE;
Hotfpur, Mr. KEMBLEI
Sir John Falftdf, Mr. COOKE.
Lady Percy, Mifs WADDY.
To which will beadded the Grand Ballet of
PEROUSE.
This Evening—Family Qiarreli; -with Railing the Wind.
On Thurfday, Venice Praerid; with Railing the Wind.
On Friday, the Cabinet.
On Saturday. the Merchant of Venice.
On Monday, for the filth tiMe at this Theatre, Pisarre.
London, England, 1803-11-15

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THE XING 4. OSSORNE,

This was an information in nature of pot:Jarrow,
calling upon the defendant to thew by what authori-
qhe claimed to be an Aldernan.of Hull ? Mars.
4rll and Wono now (hewed caufe ; and, from
the argument, the following appeared to be the fats
of the Cafe :—h had always been the cullom of the
Corporation, from the fOundation of it, tor the
Mayer and Aldermen to chufe two perfons, whom
they called lights, and rf thefe two the commonalty
sleeted one. At the time rf the frizure of Corpora
tion Charters by James 11. that of Hall, among
gthars, was new modelled, bur not altered in any
material degree; and as James 11. abdicated the
throne fhortfy after granting the new Charter, it fell
iato total difregard, and was never aned noon, the
t.ie.r
Corporation proceeding according to i thactes.
At the la eleelion they, at ufual, prefented their
two lights, and by a patty of the Commons one cf
them was eleeted, and returned as July elefted by
the Mayer. But another patty in the bornogh, not
churn to have either of chefs perfons, elated an-
other, and tousled weir clams 64 sigh; on tate Char-
ter of James H.
The Court heard the arguments at great length ;
but being obliged to go to the Exchegu::r to prick
the Sberiffi for the coining -"ear, they deferred hear-
ing the other fide till Monday.
London, England, 1803-11-15

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PRIVATE THOUGHTS on RELICION, and
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London, England, 1803-11-15

LORD KEITH D. ♦DMIRAL lIIIIMOLL.

Lord ELLEIII0110Ua; likewife delivered the
judgment of the Court in this cafe. It was an action
of affumpfit for mane, had and received for the
Plaintiff's tire.
This cafe in its nature was very (imam., except in
one circumfiance, to the laft. Lord Keith being
Commander in Chief on the Cape of Good Hope
Ration, fent out fome (hips to cruise off the
Mauri-
tins; and after the Defendant had been appointed to
fucceed the Plaintiff, and after the Plaintiff had
paffed the limits of his Ration on his way home to
this country, the captures in quellion were brought
to the Cape of Good Hope, and the Defendant re-
ceived s Bth of them. The queition was, whether the
Plaintiff was entitled ip recover that r-Bth of the prize
money ?If the Court thould of opinion the Plain.
tiff was entitled to recover, the verdia was to Rand;
but if they (hould be of opinion that he was not enti.
tled to recover it, t r any part of it, then the verdia
was to he entered for the Defendant. The quellion
was, whether an inferior Flag Officer, on whom a
commansi had devolved by the returning home of
his fuperinr ,Flag Officer, withnut any intention of
refurning the office of Commander in Chief, be en-
titled to the one eighth of the prize money, which,
in this cafe, had been received by him in refpelt to
captures made after the Mel Officer bad paged the
limits of his aatinn in returning home ? Or, whs.
they the fuperior Flag Officer was entitled to receive
that 'hare ? The Court thought this cafe was
ftrong,r than the lafl, and that upon all the faits
cloitd, the Defendant was entitled to retain his (bare
of the prizes which he had received—Verdi& for the
Defendant.
1-41 IMO 9. sit
_ _

Mr. Serjeant Coccstt. moved for the judgment of
the Conrt on the Hon. Baronet. This was for an
a,Taiilt on a Gentleman of the name of Benton, and
orginated in a miftake.
.According to Mr. ERSIC 1114 Counfel for the De. i
fendant, the affault was the mere effeet of refentment
at the InOlllCll4 and there was no intention to infult
the Profecinnr. The Learned Counfcl thought it a
proper eat: to so before the mailer. He was certain
his ._earned Friend on the other fide did not with to
'refs it.
Mr. Serjeant Coca/ 1.1. aid. he had no with to
Fedi anv thing.agaialt the Hon. Baronet; but he
hoped he did not elk too much, when he wilted for
fureties.

I.old Eccrasottovon raid k mull be in eonfe-
quenee of the content on the nthe► fide, if it went
before thb Mailer, and when the Mailer made his
report, the Court would order what was fit to be
done.
London, England, 1803-02-01

MAILS.

One from Hamburgh and two from Holland, ar-
rived this day.
Letters from Conflantinople of the loth Dec.
(tate, that feveral veffels had arrived that day from
Egypt, and had brought intelligence that the
Engin have again taken poniffron of all the ilrong
places in that country; and that Col. SiBASTI•NI.
who is charged with a particular commiffion re-
fpeaing the French commerce, after a fhort flay
at Alexandria, kad proceeded to Cairo.
In the night between the 7th and Bth of Decem•
ber fcveral houfes were dellroyed at Conftantinople
by tire. The plague has again begun its ravages
there, in confequence of the mild weather which
had prevailed for tome time.

By authentic letters from Gothenburg, we learn
that the number of houfes burnt in the late fire
there is 179, and the perfons who have loft their
homes 276 1 . The damage is eftimated at leaft at
,000,oca

The !fails bring hardly any thing e:ce worthy

of notice.

Yerlerday morning her Majtsry, attended by
Eh: ri mcefres ELIZABETH, Macv, and AUGUSTA,
took An airing in Hyde Park, and paid a rifle to
the Counters of CARDIGAN. His hiailsrr did
not leave the houfe.
General Sir THOMAS TRIGG es embarkation for
Gibraltar, is not in confequence of any new mili-
tary authority with which he is in•efed : this Of
ficer only returns to his duty as Lieutenant• G-
overnor of that garrifon.
Brigadier General CARMICHAEL has received or-
ders, as Colonel of the 6rft WeR India regiment,
to join that corps in Jamaica, for the purpofe of
accomanying it to Gibraltar, where the two firfi
regiments nt black troops are to do duty.
General Fox will fet out lhordy to take the chief
command in Ireland, in the room of General Sir
WILLIAM MEADOWS. The chief command is held
under the Duke of YORK, by the General in Chief
on the Staff. The full emoluments of the office
are, however, enjoyed to their full extent. They
amount to.between 52 and ts,oool. a year, and
render this the moil profitable military appoint.
ment under the Crown, next to the chief command
in India.

Licuttnant•Colonels Fxrrotaa, Awotasoa,
W:xrsa, and Lam, of the Royal Marines, and
Captains DAME, RICHARDEOH, Lynn, and Wm-
c ROVF, are appointed to tF.. Portfmouth
in the room of the Officers who are gone out on
the retirement. Four Firft and fix Second Lieu-
tenants are alfo appointed there, which complete-
ly fill the vacancies.
It appears that the Barrack Department in Ire-
land cannot, by the Aft of Union, be abt.lifhed for
fume time : an office will therefore continue, but
clic Cll:cf retires.
GIMERAL DISTRIEVTION OF THE BRITISH ARMY,

FILSRU•ItY I, 1803.
Rt.:dam fen‘iilat. Tot. Pro.
- . -

Ca..- ././: by: His. Gm/.
England and Wala 20 27 47 .
North Britain - s 7 9 6
Ireland - - 7 as 3 31
jerky, Guersky. &c. 5
Gibraltar ._ 6 6

E7Yrt, ant Malta I 7 S
Can.4a, Nuys Scotia, Ike. 6 a 7

t ft Indica. 21
Cape nrGoodHope,Gortvicc..— j
F.At &on paw to, 5 20

91, paragc (two Abteid

21 -
s --
21 -

Total It Ili 4 t!'t 6
11,1 Ave of .‘rtillcry and I neaten, Vo:nnuers, &t.
London, England, 1803-02-01

ABERDEEN, JANUARY 16.

During the late dreadful gales, the Favourite,
of Sunderland, with coals for London, was drove
out of her courfe, and made the Buchan coaft.—
She was feen at anchor for feveral days, off Col-
lifton, with the lofs of her foremaft and boltfprit,
but fortunately her anchor held; on Sunday,
when the gale abated, the was got into Peterhead
bay. All hands fared.
On Monday the gale increafed, 2nd it blew a
hurricane all that night ; yefterday a wreck came
on (hone oa the Sands of Belhelvie, feemed to have
been loaded with flour and coals. All hands pc-
rifhed.

By a letter from Broadland, dated on Monday,
we have reafon to think there has been another
foreign vela wrecked near that place, from what
is come on !Lore, viz. a piece of the ftern, feem-
iogly of a galliot, marked in large cut gilded let-
ters, " MIsTTA, MAO 1R02," with a watch, le-
veral pieces painted timbers, quite new, part of a
large boat, &c.
London, England, 1803-02-01

DUBLIN, JANUARY s 7.

rn the dreadful ternpeft on• Tuefday night, a
brig (truck on the bar of Dublin, and, at fom,
diftance within it, miferably foundered, giving a
watery doom to every living creature on board.
Yefterday morning the body of the mailer floated
to the White Bank, within and to the fouth.weil
of the light ; by his pocket-book, in which there
were eight guineas, the veffel appears to have been
the Speculation of Liverpool, bound to St. Mi-
chael's, one of the Azores. The beat with two
oars in her, bat no perfon on board, was driven
up near the Salt-houfe at Ringfend.
The Bolton, of Maryport, J aaaaa sow mailer,
laden with coals, &c. was put Whore on the Para-
pet at the Light houfe, in a fevere gale of wind,
on the night of the a4th infant, and, tt is ezpeifted,
will go to pieces.
On the t tth infant, a (loop laden with coals
was wrecked a little to the eaftward of the Old
Head of Kinfale. The preceding day the was clofe
to the rocks, and in that Rate her crew, confining
of two men and a little boy, took to the (mall
boat, and what is almoll incredible, after encoun-
tering the perils of a tremendous fea, they rowed;
round the Old Head, and arrived fate on [bore on
the well fide.

On Sunday evening left, a brig, collier, was
driven on Shore at Bullen's Bay, call of the Old
Bead of Kinfale, and the mails and yards being
cut away to safe the veffel, a confiderable portion
of the rigging was driven on Shore, and will confe-
quently be with difficulty recovered. Some of the
trees and paffengers recovered the Shore by means
of a rope which was extended from the veffel. A
f.olor, one of thefe who had afeaped out of the
coop on the tab, generoufly ventured on beard
to give afliflance, and was in the all of returning
with a child in his arms, when, unfortunately, the
rope gave way, and the man with the child fell
into the ocean. An intrepid fellow who was re-
lent plunged in after the infant, and happily
brought him Safe to the Shore, in the fight of his
parents, who were on board, and at that moment
careffing another of their children as a laft farewel.
We are happy to clofe this account with gating.
Witt ptovidentieliy no life was 1011.
London, England, 1803-02-01

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LEITH, JANUARY a.

The gale from the S. E. Rill continues to blow
from the E. with great violence. On Monday laft
it blew very hard, accompanied with an uncoil).
mon heavy fea, by which a Hoop from Limekilns,
laden with coals, in attempting to make the har.
hour of Leith, unfortunately got aground to the
wellward of the harbour, and her rope breaking,
The was, by the violence of the furf, driven on the
outer wall of the New Baron, where the was bilged,
and loon filled with water. The furf being fo
great that no boat could venture alongfide, three
men, who were on board, were providentially Caved,
by being dragged on !bore by a rope firetched from
the veffel for the purpofe. A pilot boat attempted
to go to a veiTel in the Roads. but was !truck by a
heavy lea, and, after having filled with water, was
obliged to return to the harbour.
London, England, 1803-02-01

CLONMEL, JANUARY isi.

The Farming Society of this county held a Ge
neral Meeting at Calhel, on Saturday fan, which
was very numeroufly and refpatably attended, for
the purpofe of adopting rules and regulations for
its future general government. The Itefolutions
framed by the Committee on the 3d infhutt. were
adopted with very little alteration, and are fuch as
aremonlikely to add permanency to the Innitution.
Of two of them, one is of a nature fo ftrongly
connected with the general wellbeing of fociety,
and the other appears fo judiciouny calculated tit
check the fpirit of diforder, which has fpread fo
alarmingly among the lower order of the peafantry,
that we fubjoin them at length:
Refolved, That a principal objcdt of tgii Society Mall be
the encouragement of the MINI and induftnous, among the
middling and lower claire, of farmers, and of labourers, and
perfons of every defeription employed in hufbandry t and the
promoting of whatever can conduce to the bettering of the Rate
of the poor, to emit:are the comforts, and to improve their ha.
bits and morals.

" That no Memberof this Society will in future fet any p tt
of his lands to any cotter, who than not in pretence of his con-
gregation take a voluntary oath before a Maqttrate, that he
will not from henceforward join, aid, or MLR, any man, or
body of men, to deftroy or hurt, by day or night, the perfon or
property of any of his fellow fubjedts ; and that he will ufe all
his belt endeavours to keep his children, family, and fervants,
to an orderly and peaceful demeanor; and that he will in fu-
ture dircover of any fuel perfoos as than, to his knowledge,
commit any outrage againit the laws of the country."
London, England, 1803-02-01

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THE GREAT ENGLISH STATE LOTTERY,
Confining of 44,000 'rickets.
To bight Drawing April 4th, 1803.
SCHEME CONTAINS
4 Prizes of Z. ao,coo is C. 80000
3 rope° 30,000
3 15,000
2,010 . 6goo
S 1,000 •-•• 3,000
i o: 100 .....
...
30 "-• 34°°
31000
11400 20 .... wpm,
Cf• TI6 Scheme differs from all others for many years paft,
in the eireninftanee of not having any Prizes fixed for particu-
Sdays.
wrrr and CO. No. u. POULTRY, ans.ap..
p 011024 W 00101101021 to fen the Tickets and Shares of
the above Lottery. This Office (enabfillted in the Year sysp),
has beak fortunate in the Sale of Capital Prizes, THIRTEEN
of Tama were of the Lan and Three preceding Los:tales, and
fans of than diridtd iota many Shares.

FOR CHILBLAINS. RHEUMATISMS, BRUISES, &c.

Dr. STiERS's OPODELDoC.

'THIS Medicine has been long acknowledged
to be topsider to every Preparation of the Kind In the
Cure of Brulies, Sprains, Rheumatifins, Cramps, Numbnefs
and Stiffnefs of the Joints, and other external Complaints, as
well as in reftoring a proper Circulation to the Limbs when in
a Paralytic State. It is alto particularly ferviceable for Chil.
pains ; but is this Complaint it Should be diffolved, and ap-
plied warm.
On the Outfide of each Bottle of the Genuine Opodeldnc is
patted a Stamp, in which are engraved thefe Words," F. Ncw•
bcry, No 45, St. Paul's." All others are counterfeit.
Sold only by F. NILWISIT, at the Warehoufe for Doctor
James's Powder, No. 45, In St. Paul's Church-yard, a few
doors from the Corner of awapfide, Loudon ; and, by his
appointment, by Mee*. Jebuolt and Co. No. 150, and J.
Pidding, No 76, Oxford-greet; J. Wve, Old Bond-greet;
Bailey and Co. Cockfpur-Street; I. Ward. Middle-row, Hol-
born ; T. Tatt, Royal-Exehinge ; and W. Clarke, BArousb,
High Street. P‘ise 21.6 d. per Bottle, inc Lading the Stamp, or
Six for £31.6d,
London, England, 1803-02-01

TORBAY, JANUARY 29.

A fmall hhooner belonging to St. John's, Gso.
GEMPTON mailer, laden with fifh, from St. John's,
ran in the dead of night, in a fnow shower, in the
bottom of Torbay, afhore on Goodrington Sands,
Where she foon went to pieces—crew Caved.