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London, England, 1804-03-22

HOLLAND.

MAGUS, MARCH 1 I.—The Adniinifiration of Stine
refolved, on the Bth infant, a renewal of the publi-
cation of the National Affembly. dated 29th April,
1797, againf defertion of frames.
Seniseen, MARCH cmijeanres formed
from the abfence of the Ent& cruisers of the coats
of Zealand, were prentatere; for, within three few
days paR, they have returned in greater numbers
than ever, and teem inclined to approach elder. On
the 4th, they took a veffel in fight of Fluffing ; and
approached fo near the ikon in founding, as to come
within reach of one nt the batteries, which fired on
and compelled them to keep at a refpeaful dillance.
So alarming is the defertion become among our
Ifailors Rationed in Zealand, that the Government of
State has aunt a publication, calculated to prevent
this growing evil.
We hear that the Commiffion of Finance of the
Legifiative Body has already delivered a favourable
report on the calculation of the wants of the State for
this current year. amounting to full 4 million of zit-
dens ; and that this report will gun* form the ob.
jea of deliberation.
On the 9th init. the troops lying in garrifon at
Merino, coofißing of the aotb battalion of Batevian
infantry, and the three companies of mobile Batavia.
&steam received orders to break up immediately
for North Holland ; and at fis o'clock, the fame
evening, they commenced their march.
Conliderable fonts were congaed in the feveral
churches of this Republic on the late day of prayer
and thankfgiving. At the Hague 1934 gilder were
collated ; at Amfterdato. 1:,6161 at Rotterdam.
36361 at Don. 3195 s ; at Utrecht. 3690 ; at Mid-
dicherghi 254 the of the latter fans is to
be attributed to the inability of the inhabitants. on
whom the war hitherto has borne peculiarly bard.

FRANCE.

PARK MARCH to.
London, England, 1804-03-22

ITALY.

A43IILA, (NAPLIII) FIB. 1.51-•••Th0011144. 011 the
1 ith intim:4 was total with us, and it was ainsoft
quite dark. The people prophefied various misfor-
tunes. On the following day all our inhabitants were
enjoying the diverlions of the Carnival, when fud-
denly a very numerous hog of partners burg from
the ptifon. They overpowered and difarmed the
guard, went pall the main guard, and infulted the
lame ; ran through the Rreets, fired at the windows,
and committed many other outrages. The confer-
nation was great all over the town; fence univetfal
pillage was expefted. Next they attacked the dwel•
ling of our Commandant, Gacciarn, who fared him•
fell through the window, and got into an adjoining
houfe, and the thong guard drove thole miscreants
off by a vehement difdtarge of musketry. Meanwhile
the Whole garrifon of the callle got under arms, and I
were joined by many citizens. Many of the mifcreants
were killed and taken.
A ferioos rebellion has broken out in the ci, of
Moder, in Dalmatia, the consequences of which may
become ferious.

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From Dalmatia we have intelligence' that a ne-
phew of the Whop of Monrsaineo has been exe-
cuted, he having been detefted in a criminal cot-
refpondeoce.
London, England, 1804-03-22

TO THE LADIES._

RAGAZET'S ORIEirfACDEPILATORY,
for removing SUPERFLUOUS HAIRS from the FACE,
NECK. ARMS, &e. and for improving the COMPLEXION,
ttotwithltaoding the numerous and aimed conftant fraudulent
attempts to Imitate it, ha. now Rood unrivalled for • levies of
years, in England and on the Continent, u the only preparation
ever offered to the Public, which unites a Widnes of ope-
ration fo as not to irritate even the delicate fkin of an Infant,
with infalible and permanent efficacy. In Turkey, from whence
it was at firß brought by Lady M. W. M. the ladle., who are
delicate in the extreme, not to hater a fingle hair to remain which
they conceive irregular or intrufive, make ofe of this Depilatory
at tb• baths, and even the MEN frequently employ it to give
asiformity and tape to their multachice, fee.
•,,• To prevent impolltioas in future, it Is fold by Mra. MAIM,
N 0.33, King-Rent. Holborn, fix doors from Holborn, by ap-
pointment of the Proprietor, and as no other Houle in London.
To accommodate Ladies too dißant for perfunal application, thdr
seders by polt for • fingle bottle, or larger quantity, will be
pundually executed to any part of Town or Country. All orders
mon inclok the amount, addreffird to Mrs. Knight as above.—
Price 35. End. the bottle.
N. B. An allowance of Ons Shilling in fix Settles.
London, England, 1804-03-22

PRUSSIA

Tionessesso, Fn. 13.—0 n the isth ;Mint, died
here, in the both year of his age, the celebrated Its.
samut.t. Emir, fo well known for his metephyfieal
sad other writings. Had he lived till the sad of
April next, he would have attained the age of Say.
Busts, Fee. sB.—All the sbfentees from the army
fa all the dißrias, except Magdeburg, are recalled,
and the reviews at Berlin and Potfdam will take place
I. the fining and the autumn as cruel. On the ssth
May the Zing goes to Stargard, Konigiberg, and
Warbler; in the middle of Auguß to Silefia ; and re-
tinas is September to Potfdam. A Ruffian Courier is
gore to IPeteriburgh with the cartel concluded with
oar Coon, by which not only Merton from the army,
botelfoother fugitiveseretobe mutually delivered up.
so.—As from the totally exhaufled
&tea the Fleaorete of Has. ,it mall roan even
become s burden to France, if not, new loans in fo-
reign canaries mull undermine its future refourees;
and a report is current, that the French Government
hes again forced deputies of the foliffest Rates of
Hanover, chafes by the orders, and continued by
die protein= of French bayonets, to negociate for'
faecal large fume of money in the name of the Go.
ererainest of their country ; both at Hasshorgh,
/Mines, Lubeck, Frankfort, Nurenberg, Carel, and
Drefdea. The Hanoverian !dinning here and at St.
Peterhorgh, Vienna, and other German Courts,
as have s the nesse of their Sovereign, in a memo
• peO iteited spina all fah money tranfalloss, as
are not only costrery to the laws of war and nations.
Ist again* the fpasel direltion of His Bunsen
Kamm as Mellor of Hanover, who acknowledges
so debts upon the ifinitorate but thole incurred -by
his einfene, abfolutely smeary to make all aes of
Sovereignty valid." This manorial finning with de-
" That &odd other lewd Governments en-
ders this violation sad CnOrlloo of revolutionary
Prase% fever, iseeihres, mach ageing the will and
sawn of Esgland, will be retorted to, in the coo-
gals of Great Britain t and French and Dutch
liihjells is the colonies, mad their prepay,. feall
Busily be the only &Penn for the rapacity of France
on the Costisestal pokiness of his Britannic Ida.
M illoreutpe." Serb an the particulars of copies
abo ben, ahere we esp.& foes to fee a
•
lased' cossterasenserial. Is the mess time the mi.
fay of the Meanieu is greater than of any other
Pitcaged with Fronds Inanity.
istessedinary levy of recruits has been order.
ei is all war products of ri4siass Poland, and our
army is to receive as augmentation of thirty thou
bud men.
bfaace 3. Her Majefty the (),,pse DOWAGEIL
celebrated by a brilliant ball and nipper the birth.
day of her filer the LAND 01141•11111 of Hass Hou-
sman ; es which Accafion the Kies Q.oses, the
whole Cass, sad bra Nobility were ;relent.
Os the with d February the body of the late Pro-
Earn was interred at Bonighurg with great
Ifeiesmizkate has left property to the amount of
awn
London, England, 1804-09-13

34,NDG4TE, SLPT.

This place has not witneffed fuch an affemblage of
beauty and fafhion (ince the days when our good
Queen Bass took :1p her refidence in Sandgate
Call e, as was colleded left night, at the Ball given
by Sir jun* and Lady SHAW.
The dancing commenced at an early hour, and at
one o'clock the company fat down to a fupper,in which
bath title and hofpitality were moll eminently dif-
played. At two o'clock the Gentlemen again led
forth their lovely partners—', nothing loth," and
amidlt the thunder of c.tnnon from the oppofite (tore,
which did not in the 'earl teem to deprefs the fp' •
of the Ladies, they quietly tripped it away till the
riling fon announced that it was time to depart.
The company co:trilled of the following perfonages:
Lord and Lady Carrington. Lord and Lady Sondes, Lady
Blia Hattoo, Lady Deering, Sir Edward and Lady Knatchbull,
'Mee Hon. MW Smiths, MI6 Knambhull. Han. Mifs Wadon, the
beautiful and act ornplithed daughter at Lord Sondes, Mifs Hat-
ton, MI6 Glyn, Mils Shaw, Mrs. Deeds. Hen. Mrs. and Ms
Simplon, mak Forbes. MSS Hughes, Mitt Bridges t Gen. Moore
and Staff; Cabinda Anion, Stuart, Urines. and Sang= ; Ma-
jors Shaw and Wade ; Captains Deering, Anion, Gilmore, and
&ankups, with fevers! o her Military °Seas.
London, England, 1804-09-13

Rona FdiMar.

WEYSIOWTH, SEPT. r,.—The RoTAL FAMILY did
net return from their cruize yellerday till about fit
o'clock, and loon after his MAJESTY infpeded the
picket guard.
Early this morning the Duke of Cause:oat, ac-
companied by Generals MANVlNcriam and GARTH,
with feveral others, wcnt on a !hooting party.
At half pad ten o'clock, this morning, the ROYAL
I FAMILY left the Lodge, and went to the thore in three
carriages, where two boats were waiting, to receive
them, and convey them on board the Royal Yacht.
In the fird boat were their hfsirszt6S and the ?sili-
cates, and the Dui I of GLoccasrsa ; and, in the
fecond boat, were Earls USERIDGE, POOLET. FOR-
Tsseus and Rosst.vi t General.
trzaor, Sruaar.
and beannisnmem, Mr. DILAS, and Mrs. Dias
Gaosysaoe.
The Earl of CA mon! took leave of his Majsrry
this morning, and left this place for London.
' The following is a defeription of the decorations
of the table given at Stacie's Rooms on Saturday, in
honour of the Anniverfary of the Nuptials of their
Max' lies
The Royal Table, on which was placed Plebes, with eight melt
hemalfil COiIUIRDS of gold end white, forming together from
anima, nada which was Upended, by the molt fepcsb prland of
dowers, allegorical trophies. Arc. Arc. Over the centre arch was
Fame : and under the Royal Arms, the ground-work was of the
molt brilliant colours, of marble daft, named In the Ara Style,
with trophies, military and naval. The locoed table was weer
beautiful; Its center reps:fenced an mid neer eight feet bight us.
der which toed, on a Pals pedeftal, &Demi, in a car drawn by
two ka.borfce, and other otnamons to correipoad. Five other
tables, equally beautiful, on the ground-works of which were
difplayed kraal latalfcape agora, birds, arabefsue works, foe.
_ _

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Arrivals at the Royal Hotel yetterelay
Fad Forte cue, Lord Camden, the Hew. Mr. Stewart,Mr. Mrs
sad two Mica °woe. Mr. Crook, Mr. Waiters, Mr. Moony,
Mts. and Mrs• C.Phittpo.

SOUTHEND, SEPT. It.

Some nnpleafant altercation took place laft Sunday
at the Signal Poll heret between Mr. laarrsoa, late
Secretary to the Admiralty, and Lieutenant Now.
war, who commands the fignal poll ; Mr. lassf.
sow, from violent agitation, fell down in a 6t °fop&
play; Lieutenant Mutual' immediately procured
medical &Seance, and paid every attention poiliblet
to him. He was conveyed to the Library, where
he lodged, and put to bed. He continued extremely
ill, and at three o'clock this morning died. It is
Paid Mr. liar non had had two apoplectic 6ts pre.
'ions to the fatal one.

Captain B L . and feveral other gentlemen.
were prefent at the altercation. Lieutenant Noe.
man is a very elegant and gentlemanly man, apd
highly refpwfled by every perf in here.
London, England, 1804-10-09

TO THE ARMY.

HARDY'. Nem•lnuented BLACKING POW-1
DER, patrepolzed and ufed for the King and Royal Tamil',
which Mena the Leather, repel. Water, aid produces the Snell
Jet 'Attire to Grtuuch Boxes Boots, Shoes, Ladles' Clogs, Ste.
in hoses r is. 6d. and is. Alf; a Mixture at gs. which, by nom
ufing will take out ink, or any Rain from Bout Tops. and the
original colour may be preferred by Ns Cream at se. 6d or Li-
quid for thole of a darker colour at is per bottle.
The genuine are Greed Robert Hardy. No. g, Barnett% inn,
London. Sold by him, and molt Boormakera, Perfumer', Book-
fellers, and Venders of Medicine, in town and country.

N. B. One trial will be (Laicism to COAlfilfCC the Public that
the above articles are fuperior and cheaper titan any that has been
offered.

PHYSICIANS have frequently obfervied, that
Eruptive Cafes, which have fuceefsfully terminated by the
ufe of medicine generally (though In a Mena degree) make their
appearance in the earning Ipring. Why this acrimony of the da-
ndelion &Gold take place may reafonably be accounted for, by
the bidden change of atmorphere, and the general revolution which
takes plies in the animal and vegetable race. It Is tuck morn-
mended to there patients who have been relieved at the Difpeafary.
son,yquare, in various cafes, by the Anti fcerbutle Drops, to en-
reek this acrimony et habit, by re-taking a few betake of the mall-
eltic..-a plan which has been much adopted, from its funds in
preventing the return of very bvectctatc complaints
Sold with a black flame. at Spilfbury's Difpenfary, Soho-fquere.
London. in bottles of Ss. as. duty iududed. Any
offered with a different Stamp mud be injurious Imitations.
London, England, 1804-10-09

ROYAL EXCHANGE ASSURANCE OFFICE,

September 1804.
p ERSONS whore annual Premiums fall due on the
19th MIL are hereby informed, that Receipts are now ready
to be delivered at the Company's Offices, over the ROYAL Ex•
Ca ASSOC and in PALL MALL,aIICU as by their reSpeetive Agenm
in the fermi Counties; and the parties affured are requelted to ap-
ply, for the renewal of their Policies, on or before the soth of
Oetober next, as the ufisal fifteen days allowed for payment, be-
yond the date of each Policy, will then expire.
SAMUEL PENNING, Jun. See.

•• Attendance Is given, daily, at the raid Offices, for the
Ararat:we of Buildioo•, Goods, Merchandier, and Ships, in HIT -
boor, in Dock, or while Building, from Lori sr Damage by Fire;
and alfo for the Affuranee of, and granting Annuities on I.hes.
N. B. Fire Policies mill ielfeed free of expess to tbe Aimed tam
doe Amami Permeate ammemit to 60. or
By an Ad of the late &Clone of Parliament, the Duty en Fire
!durance' Is louvered from a►. to as. 6d. per Cent. which increafe
will take pbee on all payments made after the tab Of Odtober
neat.
London, England, 1804-10-09

MOOR COALS,

Full pay, robe delivered immedlatdy in,o the Stores at Deptford,
free of dl charge and rids to his Majtity, whether of Lighterage,
Meterage, or °tiara-wire: and to be paid for by Bills payable with
iwerell ninety days atter date.
The Conditions of the Contrail may be teen at the Secretary's
Office.

No regard will k bad to any 7'enier in which the ihr:er (hall net k
intend sto worth .0 length. or tbat,ral mot k &intern t tk Booed
before Ott o'Clori VI the raid Friday next, the tub inflent, nor nolefi
tie Palen who osier the Tender, felons Peri.* • his behalf, attend
to slider when eaUedfor.

TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, by Mr. BAKER,
On Saturday the kith Day of Ocinber. In the Market Place,
Dorebetter, at Ten &Clock in the Morning,
SEVENTY-SIX Caa Horc'eb belonging to the
King's German DiNtoona. The above Hog,' arc well worth
the attention of the Public for Pelt Chalfes or any other ufe.
London, England, 1804-10-09

DISTEMPER IN DOGS.

MR. BLAINE, No. 5, Well's-ftreet, Oxford-(beer.
begs to call the public att, cation to his junly celebrated
Powder for the Dillemper, fold with ample direeliams at is. 6,1.
icr packet, (litany fulnelent for the cure.
MANGE. IN DOGS —His Specific Ointment for the Manic,
which is at the fame time the molt fey and certain remedy for
this complaint ever difeuvereg, as. 6.1. per Box Sold wholefale
and retail by T. Boof, y Old Broad-Item t, Royal Exchange; Bar.
clay and Son. Fleet Market ; and at No. a, Catharine tired, Edin-
brooch ; T. Hoddielton, Dublin; and retail by Banks, iv. St.
Martin's Lane, Charing Cent's; Cockel and Hollier, Pall-Man ;
Jcboult and Co., sso, Orford-fired; Wade, Old B.,cad-ftreet ;
Ward, jab High Holborn; Dowling. Lincoln's Inn Fads ;
Vi-
then, an, Strand; )(misery, St. Paul's Church-yard; and riot
and Bolton, Royal Esebartge. Where may be had his Alternative
Ckan6ng Powders for Mange and other Foulnet, 21. p:r kr;
Walh for Canker In the Ear. a 5.64 per bottle; Worm Powders,
as. 6d per fct ; Purging Balls. as. 6,1. per boa ; together with his
well known Horfe Medicines, which may be had of the Venders
throughout the kingdom.
London, England, 1804-10-09

The molt animate SCURVY cured to SIX WEEK 3.

DE VELNO's VEGETABLE PILLS prnve uni•
ruesutr fuccefsful in the curt of Scurvy, Scorbutic Eruptions,
I.smrolY, and tither cutaneous affedtlons ; and a fair trial will only
convince the molt feeptlcal that their public reputation is only at.
trlbutabk to their intrinfic merit as a mild Vegetable Alt,rative.
The Proprietor has lately learnt that they have In the above Ikon
period pafeeted a cure of the molt oblates c Scurvy of t a years
(landing, in the petfon of a Rev. Dignitary uf the Church ; arol In-
flames are cunitantly occurring of cdes 'mint fo inveterate being
cured la• much itiorteo period. But the following very remark-
able Cure of Capt Et tt set, PI, of the Navy, whir h occurred above
Oa years seo (and (ince which period tic has not had the fighteß
return), thews that eves in the molt defperatc and isrexlefs cafes,
a confident reliance may be placed is tbecticaey of DE VELNO's
PILLS.
London, England, 1804-10-09

CUSTOM-HOUSE, PORT 'MOUTH.

On Tbuefday, Oduber 11, 1804, at 10 o'clock in the Forenoon,
will be Erpnfedto Pu. lie Sole, at this Of
THE under-mentioned G 0 0 1) 8, for the Duties,
by order of the lion CommilLoners of his Mojcfly's Cuf-
toms, the fame havii g remained In the Warehousfe Lammed
upwards of Twelve Months.
About s Pipes Wine and Spirits,
rb ISsillseads ditto.
19 Quarter C.lts ditto.
68 Cites ditto.
3 Cafes of Pldtures. and r Ditto flay Rua.
Adfo 3 Pipes and an UlLages
Hoglbeada,
So (Zi mix Calks, ,
3 Cafes, and
r Hamper and 3 Dozen Urine.
. .

Unfound, to be faltod, and recant; to be given foe. Its belog dial!.
led into Mandy. or made Into Vinegar.
CiUk of Rum, and a Leopard Skins decayed.

Which mat be viewed in office hours, three daps before the rale.
on application to the Wart butife-kerper.

FOR SALE,

At the Ember's New Sale Room, lite t►e MayoraltyHoufe,
Word!ler-kreet, Plymouth, on Friday the sd November nut,

at I I o Clock,
'HE noted FAD•roling French Frigate•huilt Pri.
A ratter LA BLONDE, that has cog been the dread and
terror of Lloyd's, admeafuring about sso Tana.
Which for her fuperiority of fading, has, during the late and
prefent war, eluded the vigilance of aU our Cruizen, Is Copper-
bottomed, now lying in Hamosze, and there to be delivered,
captured, after a chace of so hours, by his Majrfty's Ship of war
the Loma, sammanded by Frederick Lewis Maitland,
And alternated/ will be I.llfpofed of,
AU the WARLIKE and other STOR.Kts landed from the laid
London, England, 1804-12-03

to Paris, to have the difficulties on our commerce
removed, and to permit, at leak the exportation of
butter and cheefe, if nor to England, yet at leaf! to

neutral ports.
According to a recent Ratement, the petition, or
the Etat of the Exigencies of the Rate, for the en-
tuing anounts to 68,937,56 a florins t and the
deficit to 39,945,658 florins. To cover the latter, a
new tax of tour per cent, on income and poffeffions,
is propofed, under the name of a Don Gratuit, or
Voluntary Loan.
Our referiptims, payable after the peace, have fal-
len to 46i.
Nov. 17 —After the French Commercial Column.-
fary at Rotterdam, M. Guys, was carried to the ci-
tadel at Antwerp, General Alliallall Roussaau
fent the prohibitory letter of the ssth, to the Magi-
Ilracy of Rotterdam.
FLORENCA, OCTOBER 30..4aaa Seaday Main a
courier brought intelligence that the confort of the
Hereditary Prince of Naples, the finer of our (teen,
and daughter of the King of Stara, was fafely deli-
vered of a Prima, who obtained le name of Lou-
isa C6aOLINI. and thirteen others. All the Polifh
troops in the Italian Republic have broken up, and
marched for Naples.
Pasts, Nov. 9.—The Mayor of Rennes has raid-
ed the Jacobin red cap to be taken down, which was
placed above the town clock, and the Imperial Eagle
to be placed in its Read.
After the review of the troops near Breft, held by
Marlhal Auo [ISA tr. feveral of them were embarked.
Several movements were alfo obferved among the
Wen fleet.
Two regiments are marched from hence to Brea,
where they will arrive in a few days, to reinforce the
corps defined for Ireland.
Six thoufand men are on the point of marching to
Toulon, to embark for the Mediterranean.
They write from Marfeilles, that in fpite of the
unfriendly 'elation, between France and Sweden,
io fplte of the appreherfions of a war with Rufla,
and in spite of the Rate of bolfility between Eng-
had and Spain, not a day pages but fame Spa-
niflt, Ruffian, and Swedifh rails arrive in that
port. Some of Aunt bring naval gores, others Co-
lonial produce.
It is now laid, that the Coronation will take place
on the 9th of December. All perfons, who molt at-
tend the fame, have been ordered to be at Paris, on
or before the ad of December.
General Recasts has paffed through Nice, to em-
bark for Corfica, where be will take the command in
chief over the troops.
Nov. I 2.—Each Member of the Bataviair Embaf-
fy has tso florins a day for his private expellees, and
5000 Rollins for his travelling expenses. The Em-
•lsalry has alto received t 50,000 florins at their difpo-
fal, if they fhould have occaficm for it.
A letter from Brea, dated November 5, far,—
" On the Sift of Oflober Media' Atiozazao re-
viewed the corps of Irithmen. He found to his fatif-
fatStion, that feveral cifficers'had made fuch a rapid
progrefs in eight months time, as to be able to com-
mand regiments."
The late Swifs Landamman,D'Avray, will finally
fettle with the Pope, at Nris, the Concordat for the
Roman Catholic part of Switzerland.
All the Trees of Liberty, which were left in re.
veral parts of this Metropolis, were pulled down hall
week.
London, England, 1804-12-03

LONDON.

MONDAY, DECEMBER 3. .
PRICE OF STOCKS THIS OAT AT ONE O'CLOCKi
Cantolc, money, 181}—ditto, fort:. ICC. spit.
Oranium 81 sr-Reduced g Ann t 7.
PRICE OF STOCKS ON SATURDAY*
Bank Stock 1671 imp. 3 p:r Cent. 6611
3 per C. Red. Ann. 35 371 311 Imperial Ann. of 9.06
3 per Cent. Coed tEtiti t• ilk 3 per Cent. 57
4 pa Cent. 741 ii Eicbcq. Bali, .-
3 per Cent. Navy, Etat Umnlunt 81 pron.
3 per Cent 0797 for Ap. 9911 Ensile' Tickets 171"tes.
Long Ann. 17 t-ito 17 Cod . for ace. moat

Parliament will certainly meet on the t yth of Ja-
nuary ; but we undcrliAnd that. after voting the cuf-
tomary Addrefs of Thanks to the Kt No for his Speech
from the Throne. both Hodes will adjourn to the
22d of the fame month.

Saturday morning her MAJEsty and the Prineeffes
Aucusra and MARY honoured Lady E. COURTS.
MLY with a vifit at her houfe at Tapl iw. The Prin-
ceffes Sorrita and A sr s LIA followed on horfeback.
On Wednaday the KOVAL FAMILY will honour
Drury-lane Theatre with their piefince for the Sill
time this feafon, to fee The &boa for 3eandal and Cin-
derella. _

The Pante' of WALES honoured Lord and Lady
MA0101)104 a on Sat urday with his company to fupper.

The Duke of York at Oatlands, the Marquis of
Asi,scosis at the Priory, and Lord Mss.vitAt at
Wimbledon, gave each yellerday Grand Dinners tq
Seidl Parties of their Friends.

In confequence of A recent arrangement in India,
the tollowing Officers have been allowed to retire on
the off-reckoning fund, vir.
_ _ _

Bengal, Major Chrbersh C. Moreton, W. Jones,). Ft,&non.
W. Poptans, J. Forbes, R. Stout, G. Jobnfon, G. Detre, and
V. W. Hogry.—Modras, Ml* Goonsis Sir E. Mane, Bart. T.
bialys E. Collins, J. Mabee, G. Comlnsham; and Colonels
A. Wyncb, and C. Maltry...—Donebay, Major Getiends
R‘M e
ks, J. Pulse, T. brownrlgg, sad R. Mcbolion.
- - • •

ROTal. Huar....--Saturclay his hialsrrv, accom-
panied by the Duke of Ca sr salvos, rode to the sight
of Arcot Heath Race Cousfe, where a deer was Ratt-
ed. He ran to the end of the Race Costae, and made
a halt for a Ihort time, when the hounds coming near-
ly up with him, he fet off again with great fwittriefs
towards Swinley, where he leaped over fome high
palling, and fheltered himfell in fome furze, till fome
of the leading hounds came up with him. when he
again flatted with great twittnefr, from Swinky.tak-
ing his cringe through Blacknell and the enclofures,
by Ben&ld, where he was in a (bort time taken in a
large ditch near Wavel, after a run of an hour and
a half. The dogs got upon him in the ditch, but
they were immediately taken off by the huntfinen.—
He the/fed but little [post, alter the fita 'Luting, as
he would not run except the hounds were dose up
with him. The Royal fpostfmcn were up with the
chace, during the wlurle time.
London, England, 1804-10-31

CAPTURES BY THE FRENCH.

The Elizabeth and Anne, laden with Ilona and
nate, captured Oitober sth, by la Racrocheuze pii-
vateer, Captain Baomyawr. and carried into Tre-
port.
The Fixer, from Newelle with coals, taken on
the aft Olbober, near the Ifle of Wight, by the Cor
fair privateer of Boulogne.— bloaktur, °Mgr 33.

FERROL SIVADROII.—The GANGES man of war,
from off Ferrol, arrived at Portfmouth, left Ad-
miral COCNRANN with the Britifh fleet off the above
Ration, on the 23d inflant, all well. At that pe-
riod. no intelligence had been received of the cap-
ture of the Spanith frigates ; but Admiral COCH.
RAN! had received orders, in cafe he fell in with any
Spanifh flips of the fame defcription as thole cap-
tured off Si. Mary's, to detain them.
Murata of a letter from an Officer of his Majeß y's
fhip GAIIGM dated Spithead, ORober ass 5804:

I have to acquaint you of t►e arrival of his Majetty's flp
Ganges, this day, from a crulze of eleven months off Ferrol, which
place &Cleft un Wednefiday evening, the sad inftant. Our palLge
has been remarkably quick ; we experienced bad weather In the
Bay of Bileay, and our main-yard was carried away in a heavy fn.
On getting under weigh from Ayres lay, where the Squadron
was at anchor, dill:etches were received on board, which jail
arrived by a Special Wimp., from the Hon. Mr. Welledey, at
Madrid, for Lord Harrowby. There Is every idea at Ferrol and
Comma of a rapture taking place bet wan the two countries.
• Every preparation is ma►ing by the Spaniard. at the Ar-
' Basal at Fend; their fhips are all In a Rate of readinds In' the
Arfenal ; an imotenfe quantity of basalt is getting ready at the
V iditialling 011 ice, for the ufe of their Navy. Their radon, whn
are all regiftered, arc muttered twice a week ; and an the cosh is
getting in a fiats of preparation for war. Troops are marching
from the frontier. to replace chore gene front Ferrol and Conan..
to Bifeay. Every thing is quiet with the Ihfcayau.. through the
inductive of Admiral mart- ratto, who has great property in that
country; and the SpaniCh torvernmeot, from jealoufy, has ordered
hint into confinement.

• The plague continues at Males% and has mord so alarm
through the whole of Spain. The rends arc daily carrying the
Holt through Corinna and Ferrol, to mat this dinfol calamity.
• Two French Royaliftt ate come home In Ma hip, who have
paired through the Maas t .naps in Frame, and are proceeding
to London hnnordiately, wit► intelligence of coofnquence for
Lord Harrowby.
. Mr. Lockwood. late Molter of hie Majcfty's Otip Male, Inv
come home with eery accurate forms of the harbour of Far 4
and all the Days In that neighbourhood he has difoovered rem&
Inaccuracies in the Spann Charts. Rear•Admtnl Cochrane hat
rent Mr. Lockwood with the forms, care. for the informant* of
the Firit Lord of the Admiralty.

" The Ganges Sip's company has brit tioreastasenly healthy,
net having loft is man by death there bit &Mem mambo

" Stated the fopadron left et anchor let Ayres lay. at Fos
nal, Oa 23—Narthumbertaisd. NectUNl• API, MaitiNUS, 'POP'
dos, led Maha ; 11211111illa .s 4 Pbiesia bigassr; asd Mr*lks
London, England, 1804-10-31

LONDON.

WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 3t. .
PRICE OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK;
0,01.6., h.. moo, y Sat .—ditto, lot arc. 57t:
Reduced 56H—Omnlion
PRICE OF STOCKS YESTERDAY.
Bank Stock dui i6s India Stork t77i
pee C. Bad. Ann. 3613 Irilb 3 par Cent 841
3 per Cent. Conf. 57ii. Esrbeq. &Vs as. 411'. par
4 per Cent. 721i1; Onentuni
3 per Cent. Navy got Confols for ace. 140
s per Cent. 1797, 97* 9Si fpm Cent. to be paid AP. 994 99
Long Ara.l6 a 1-16 i

After oar paper was at prefs yelkerday, we received
another day's French journals. Dutch papers to the
19th alto came to hand, from which we have given
Tome egtraEts in a preceding column.
• According to private accounts, the intereourfe
bets►een this country and Hollabd may be confidered
as doled, &vend of out Merchants having received
notice to (hip no more goods for the Dutch ports, as
a general declaration has been iffued, that all velTels,
and their cargoes, will be confifcated, which have not
been cleared out from a neutral port, and furnifhed
with certificates from the French Conful refident
there.

Thus it appears that the Corfican, not content with
the long faits of Opprefflons which he has I.tvifbed
upon the Batavian people, at length deftroys the very
means by which they were enabled to continue, in
any degree, the fupplies demanded of them by the
greedy exchequer of France. The objeft of this cruel
policy, if policy it may be called, is to firike a blow
at the trade of this country : but he will, we troll,
always find, as he has hitherto done, that Britifb
commerce defies his power, and that no mounds he
can emit will lop its courfe, and prevent its commu•
nication with every part of Europe.
The retinue with which the Pope is to he nu m:.

panied in his trait to Paris may help to veil the ab.
jea foleosnity which he is defined to perform, and to
revive roma appearance of that reverence fur Papal
Dignity which has long fine been defiroyed. The
iobjea of BOMAPAR TR being to treader the Pop: tho

~i

0 sell the ab au au it . a 11C unpurcs in [new mane nag len ovum.
.I 1
rform, and to them a quantity of pawnbrokers' tickets, which was it is with infikise pleafore we hear that Mrs. Rosser- fquadron fell in with aci fail of armed
made ufe of by the vigilant overran. On hearing ibiss and
our language Ma Deers reicueu, anal peen ocitro". ~,7 ~, ..,,,,,,, , ~,.. ..„. . ~, 5
nee fur Papal bound from L'Or wit. to Brell, four of vs
no lack of Auk was wanting on the part of the La-
base no doubt of
Lincoln Cinderella being um-
Iroyed. The dies, who, after reproviog their Matron feverely,coro- we captured and deltroyed, after taking out ti
verfally adopted through the couotry."
the Pop: )ho a:acted an aiault. They were ordered to and bail. 6sonlaPhiaesa:aidienisiaany applications fur her mete ,/,.? me, .
IP
London, England, 1804-10-31

VETERINARY COLLEGE.

MR. COLEMAN witl begin his Cowie of LEC.
TURES on the Anatomy,Pligliology, and Pathology or
the Honk, the ad day of November, at eleven o'clock.

Lately publiflted,to Quarto, Vol. IL Obferratione on the Struc-
ture, (Economy and Diftafes of the Foot of the Horfe.
Printed for the Author, and fold at J. Johnfotes, yr, St. Paul's
Church yard, and at the Veterinary College.

PORTRAIT OF SIR FRANCIS BURDETT, BART.
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Modern Print Warchoure, No. 3', the corner of VillerAtrect,
the Strand,
A STRIKING LIKENESS of Sir FRANCIS

IX BURDETT, in an oval, after Mr. COIWAY, by ANTIIO/14
Caanow..—Proofs 78. Prints 4s.
N.B. No Likenets of Sir Francis Burdett has ever becn publltland.

TO THE NOBILITY AND GENTRY.

ACLERGYMAN, of between thirty and forty
Tears of age, redding in a healthy fitoation in the Welk of
England, /offers to undertake the Education of two Young Cien
dessea. PAcrente as to abinties may .be made to tke nanfl 'mot-
pont Literary Chimaera In the ITuitrettity Of Orford. Ittierre
for the accommodation of each of the young Gentlemen may be
kept, if required. The heft Medical affiftance is to be obtained
on the (pot. The Advertlfer intends confining his attentions to
three Pupils. He has at prefect but one, who is the fon of a molt
refpeekableilaronet. A preference will be given to young Gentle-
men of not more than twelve, nor Ith than eight years of age.
Application may be made to Mr. Ward, No. ay, Paternufter-
row, Lordou.

A YOUNG WOMAN, of genteel and liberal)
11 education, and refpedliFie conneEtions, but who, from the
death of a Parent with whom Cm rehded, is obliged to fees for
,another afylum, withes to procure a Situation as COMPANION
to a LADY. She would have .io obledlion to travel, or to ',gide
with an Elderly lady in the Country. who might with for filch a
Perfan as the Attu:tiler, to Read to, or Work, or Write for her.
Salary Is not fo much an °Wed. as a comfortable Home and friend
ly treatment.
Letters addreffed to A. P. to be I ft at N 6. k 3, Arundel ftreet
London, will meet with due attention.

EDINBURGH REVIEW, No. IX.
This day woo publiflred, peke 3s.
THE EDINBURGH REVIEW, or, Critical
Journal. No IX —(Cosatinsed Quarterly.)
Printed for Lonyrnan, Hurft, Rees, and Orate, No. 39, Pater-
noacr-row, and A. Cwifkabk and Co. bdinburgit.
Of whom may be bad,
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.n bonds, or in Numbers. price y each.
London, England, 1804-01-17

SHERIFF'. COURT, JAN. 14.

" Gear o. Coorsa.—This was an oflion brought
to recover damages iu compenfation for an affatilt
and faire imprifonment cotamitcod by the Defendant
upon the perfon of the Plaintiff. It appeared that
the Plaintiff is a very refpeetable Livery Stable•keep-
er, in Earl-Rreet, Blatt:friars, and the Defendant is
a Surveyor, and the perfon, who, in that capacity,
brought an anion againft the proprietors dill?. Straw
Paper Manufaaory, which excited A) much notice
lately in the Courts of Law, and wherein he was
non.fuited. That he occupied the bogie immediately
adjoining the Plaintiff's livery-Rables on the oppofite
fide of the gate way leading therein. That at an
early hour in the morning of the tfith of November
loft, Defendant defired permilSon from the Plaintiff
to boot fame coals into Defendant's yank through
au aperture made in Plaintiff's ride, and which bad
been on a former ocealion allowed. Plaintiff, how.
ever, for reafons jußifyiag his refufal, thought fit to
deny Ms permillion on this occafion. Soon after this
teftifal Defendant made his appearance, and Rated
that be did not a& it as a matter of favour, but as a
matter of right s but Plaintiff would not be inting.
dated in that way, or be dragooned into a &tertian
of his juR privireges, ordered hit gates to be iltat,
and gave diredion to his fervants upon no account to
permit the intrdfion 'of the coals upon his predate ;
but the gates being forced open, the Defendant hay-
ing a Coußable with him, gate the Plaintiff in charge
to &firing him to carry him before the fitting
Alderman at GuildhalL The conftable immediately
feixed him by the collar, carried him away from his
yard, and lodged him in Giltfpur-flreet Coin ter,
whence he was conveyed before the fitting Alder.
man, and the complaint being difmilled, he was,
after an imprifonment of four hours, difcharged out
of cußody. The Defendant having littered judg-
ment to go by default, his Counter. Mr. Aakorr,
called witneffes, who endeavoured to thew that the
Plaintiff might have been liberated without going to
the Compter if be thought fit t but their tellimony
not being fupported to the extent intended, and Mr.
Evtimassa, en the part of the Plaintiff, having made
a fpirited and argumentative reply, the Jury retired
for tome time, and returned with a verdict Damages
s scl.
London, England, 1804-01-17

LONDON.

Tb. Voatuvra La Mall be lute:to:I as foots as poffible. We are fairy
that we cannot immediately prefent to our Readers a Song, that
combines the ardor of Pats-iodine with the beautiful limplicity
sf Poetry.
The PIOLOGUI to the CARMELITt mall have an early inration :
It is admirably calculated to call Int* action the warmth of the
foul, arid the affect ions of the heart, towards the 3rltllh Hams,
who are the objcels of it.
GALOACLIS 116111 pattiVtly appear tomorrow.

Malta. Her capture will be much felt. It certainly
is neceffary that our Government fhould promptly
and vigoroufly remonftrate upon that fecutity which
the French enjoy in the Spanifh ports.
Letters from Malaga, dattd December to, mcntion,,
that up to the 7th of December, the fever raged with
great violence, and from eighty to one hundred per-
fons were carried off in the courfe of z 4 hours. The
wind changed to the North• Weft on the 7th, and re.
mained fo up to the loth, and the fever in the courfe
of there three days greatly abated. Letters of the
27th November (late, that the mortality was then as
high as 540
The following article. upon which we ma(! leave
our readers to form their own comments, is extradled
from the Falmouth Packet, received in town -yeller-
day
• The Batley, Captain Marlton, arrived at Faknoeth ; left
Gibraltar m the 14th of December, to company wkh the Gibraltar,
Criegk ; Iffm, Bats; Elizabeth, Maltwaring ; Eche, Williams ;
and Matquk of Kildare, Waken, wiles convoy of the Amphion
frigate, for Urban. On the abth, Sir Richard Stracban, in the
Doecgal, brought the Beet to, and informed them, that he bad
received a letter from his Excellency the Governor of Gibraltar,
by the Malt& frigate, raying, tint a war with Spain and Por-
tugal was inevitable, and that he expelled it would take pin im-
mediately; that in eonfamence. the frigate could oat rood to
Mhos with them. left the Ewald be detained, het that Or amid
take them back to Gibraltar. The Eche and Marquis of Kildare
accordingly returned to Gareltar, and the resiaioder ems oat di
red for England, and are gone up cesnote
London, England, 1804-01-28

TO PAR*Rig-AND GUARDIANS.

ALADY fit rerpea.bility, who undertakes the
education of eight young Ladies. has It prefect a •1411 CT for
two. TLey mutt not emceed tbr age of thirteen, at the LIMO of
their int rodudlion into her family, as particular care is taken in the
formation-of tsar minds. by battling the oorrea principal of re-
ligious and morel duties. upon winch, it Is prefumod, their com-
forts, and future happines in life, will very grcativ &pant Her
Musk is pl-a.anzly and conveniently Vested in the Weftern en-
virons of the Metr,polis. and Madera ofigreat abilities arc engaged
to i•iftruct them in tueb (ciente, a• d airqm,pll!hutrots, as may be
r.quirtds-a•Tha terms are to: Luiora• p,r union, and further
particulars may be known by applying Ly liAter to A. B. at Mr.
Cliff Stationer, North Audley-flre,t, Grofeenor-fasare.

DUKE and Co.'s ROYAL PA (TNT RAIN PROUr INYLN-
TioN-43, ALDERNI.INBURY.
' ['HE Public are particirlArly requelte.l to notice.
1. that fhb. prixers is wholly different from thole for which
any other Patent tufts. oth,rwife tbrir's could rut have Fern
granted, and which 'efficiently dcnote• itnprovenient. There Is no
grisly or utirleafant quality imparted to Cloths fn prepared, nor
is the ground dried up by any rofinous fuhltance.as may be elem.
rained by a frcirient expeiure to the fire, in dryi-g, and by the
Ream of boiling water palling through the nn,R delkate mallin
and paper—The Patentees have the hig'ielt authority to prove
' that Great Coats don: by then. have been warn by fnddicra when
no duty for ten hours tog.ther in the helrleit ran.. without their
Inner clothes being in the leaß wet; ago Mit Oaken have been
equally ufeful, when at the fame time time the heft Mititety Boats
have been fulled dsrough.
1). and Co. in order to rrevent Impaitinn, rivet the wearers
of cloths and roaring., LW, to ram proof, will, when they tirß
get them, r.,ur a rpoonfol of hotting water theteoo. through winch
tf lopaffo. or does not roll as the furface Ike quieafilver. they
may be awed am suit genuine. Great Coati If not too snuck
worn, will, for the accossimotLtlou of she Public.pertieularly the
Minter), be prepared, althosgb made up—Orders kat if above
will be returned within a week from delivery.
London, England, 1804-09-14

ithatimenh of a Ifinitar nature. ire was, fit the Atm- '
Lion in witich he was placed, the ke!imitto guardian
of his deeeafed friend's,clsoragm; he anse intimately
aequainted with the eircumflonces of that ehtfortonati
gentroverry ; yet from hint not a lenience has-been
breathed that could fully the honor of the fuiviving.
comhat.tet.
The friends of Colonel Benticwittid in btanivirif
every tribute of relped on the memory of the deceafed,
and joined in thole folemuititi whicb.t need dirge-'
rural regret for his untimely end.
A Medical Profeforotamed _ftaidiaroaaaa,bas
covered a Ipecies of air, that he calls orstif*ti ger,
which it expeded to be wonderfully effiaciosuin pre-
venting the dreadful ravages of the yellow fever, It
has already been extenlively ufed in this, city. The
number of deaths, fr•on jut/ ad to Auguft 4, 1804,
were, if adults, 46 children...b.-rota) 6t perlons._
London, England, 1804-05-18

NAUTICAL INTELLIgENCR.

PLYMOUTH, MAY ;G.—Came in the Moat, of 38
guns, from the fleet off Breit :—fhe has brought in
level-al Admirals of the late promotion, who had com-
mands in the fleet ; the MORE fails again this evening
to the weft ward ; the Lawrence, Captain Jowl,
from Jerfey ; the James and John, Captain BROAD,
from Guernfey, bound to the Iffe of Man t the Pro.
vide:via, Captain Aosaur, from Frederickaad, for
, .
tots port. Sailed the THUNDIR IR, of 74. guns, to
join the fleet off Brea ; the TISIPHONe, of 14 guns,
on her action off Exmouth ; General Green, Capt.
Wicsos, from Amfterdam for Baltimore. Came in
the ROSARIO, of 118 guns, from a cruize. The Wt.:D-
-s-us CASTLE, of 98 guns, is gone up Hartman to be
infpe&d, being very leaky.
PORTSMOUTH, MAY ,7.—Sailed the KING GEORGE
cutter, for the Downs. Wind S. W.

DEAL, MAY 17.—Sailed the LEOPAP.D man of war,-
Rear Admiral Louis ; and DISCOVERY bomb, for
Dungenefs. Arrived and bought to an anchor n
Walmer Roads, the Calais fquadron, cnnfilling of
the Jamaica and CHAMPION frigates, BASILISK gun
gun brig, DART and ORESTES floops of war. Came
down from the River, the Corr 14 its, outward bound
Eaft lndiaman, and remains in the Downs with the
reft of his Majefly's Chips as per lan. Wind S. S. W.
Casework, MAY 15.—The Jane, ONLY, and the
Charles, REID, arrived here Isfl night from Lilbon,
after a pafTage of 14 days ; parted on the 7th inft.
with a brig, bound for this port, but do not recoiled
the name; and theft three, they report, are all of that
fleet dellined for the Clyde. Captain Dl,Ewisc, of
the Albion (one of the (hips loft in the late difaller),
is a parfenger in the Jane. Arrived here, on Sunday
the 13th intl. the PRINCESS ELIZ•RETH,CXCirC yacht,
commanded by HENRY BIATSON, Efq. with a fine
lugger. which the captured, after a long chafe. near
the Mountains of Mourne.
London, England, 1804-05-18

PARLIAMENTARY PROCEEDINGS.

HOUSE OF LORDS, THURSDAY, MAY z;.
zuuClt6 &&&&& 6.
Their I ardfhipa, purfuant to the Order of the Day, slaved
Into a Committee of Privileges, and Lord Walfinsham having
taken the Chair, Counfel ird evidence were farther heard raped-
ing the claim of Sir Cecil Bifshopp, Bart. to the &soy of Zouche.
Alter a few obfervations from the Earl of Rofdyn, relative to the
line of proceeding as the cafe then Rood. and a Sort explanatory
conectution between the Duke of Norfolk and the Noble Chair-
man. the farther coofideration of the cafe was adjourned until this
day fortnight. Prayers were then read, and the Earl of Dartmouth
(as Lord C.hanibertiin) reported his MaJefty's 'nitro to the late
Addrefs of their Lonlihips.
The Bills upon the Table, dicey private, were forwarded in
their refpoNee roses. Some routine bufmcfs was then difpufed
it After which the Houle adjourned till tomorrow.
London, England, 1804-07-12

WASHINGTON.

R. PHILLIPS has the fatisfaSion to inform the
LTA• Public that he hat Jett received from Mr. Buss Wasu-
aswrew,en, the Msnufeript of the SECOND VOLUME of rite
Lin ofoteea.st. WASMINOTON. mad that the elegant Qtiarto Edi-
tion will be ready for Publication on Tburfday, the 12 ;
and the Was° Edition on Tudday, the lath loftant.
The SECOND VOLUM' CI2O2MCOCeS with the birth Oche General,
and elfin with an account of the Campaign of r ;76 ; the whole
compiled from his owsPipt rs and Letters, under the fueerintend-
awe of ids Nephew, by Mr. Mmisum.e, Chief jultice of the
United States.
The Quarto and Oftavo Editions of the FIRIT or Preliminary
Volume may be had of all Bookfellers : of whom may alto be had
all the fueceffive Volumes, as loon as they appear. The entire
work will extend to four or five volumes, price One Guinea and a
Half per Vol tune, in (b!arto; or Half-a-Cluisea per Volume, is
Odtavo.—No yt,St. Paul's Church-yard, July 2. 1804.
London, England, 1804-07-12

YELLOW FEVER, No. 40, CHARING-CROSS..

- - - -
DR. WILLICH, late Phyfician to the &ion
Amball'ador at thar:ourt al:treat Britain, and Author of
the Domenic Eneyclopadla,Treatite on Regimen and Diet, &e.
&c. &c• approves and recommends to the Immediate notice of the
Public at large (and thole in particular who are going to the Weft
Indies, America, or any other part of the World, that may be, or
Dave been fubjeet to Penitential Difeafe) the Remedy which Is
Sold at the Proprietor's W.,rchosife, Na 40, Charing-Croft, Lon-
don, to Prevent and Cure the Yellow Fever.
The molt pofitive Tairrionials from profeffional Men, and
other refped.able Perfons, may be fon in Pamphlets, to be had,
Gratis, at the NVarchoufe, which not edy prove,in the fullett man-
ner, the Efficacy of this Remedy In that molt dreadful Malady the
Yellow Fever, hut alto that it is an earl', fare, plcafam, and certain
Pnierva of Health In a hot climate.
The-above invaluatte Article is Sold In Bows, with full Direc-
tions. (famftioned by Dr. Wit Leer) in cafe of an attack of any
kind of Fever, at One Guinea cach, fulfssient for of Perron for
Tware Months.
London, England, 1804-07-12

sot pledged hie faith to the lank of Ireland that
no Exchequer Bills fhould go into circulation ? It
was abfolutely neceflary, for the credit of the coun-
try, that this point thoold be explained, and that
the Bank of Ireland fhould know upon whole pledge
they had to rely.
Mr. FOSTER, in a ferions Byle of humour, re-
plied that the Hon. Member's queftion reminded
him of what happened in the Irifh Houle of Com-
mons, when he was Chancellor of the Exchequer :
Several Members were putting queftions. and de-
manding anfwers, upon official fubjeas, during his
abferice, when a Member role and laid, when the
Gentleman whole bufinefs it was to give asewers
fhould be in his place. thole qualms should be an-
Witted. (Agoura? la rjb.)
The Bill was then read the firft time and or-
dered for the fecond reading to-morrow.

LOYALTY LOAM.
Mr. ALEXANDER brought up the report on
the Loyalty Loan, which being read,
Mr. ADDINGTON role, and Paid, that being
unavoidably abfent from his attendance when the
late difcafion took place on this fubjea, he wised
not now to detain the Houfe longer than to do what
he felt to be his duty. namely, to re-affert his formes
opinion, that the holders of Rock in that Loa* were
not entitled to payment before April, 18os ; a ma.
jerity of the Houle had Co decided upon a former
night ; and relying, as he did, upon the opinions of
the &II law authorities in the land, he was Sill of tb•
oat
fame opinion. The report was then a to.
Sir HENRY STRACHEY bro up the Re.
port of the Committee on the India . It was
fbordy read, and ordered to be takes; sato farther
conßderation on Monday next. •
London, England, 1804-07-12

THE MARINER'S CHRONICLE.

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