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Star.
London, England, 1803-05-26

TO WOOLLEN MANUFACTURER&

THE KING having been pleated to grant unto
GEORGr and WALTIR BF.AUSIONT, of South
CroOand, near Huddersfield, his Royal Letters Patent, for the
difcovery of a Compoiltiou, by the ate of which not only two.
thirds of the Oil at prcfent confussed in tie maa ufaCturing of
Woollens la Paved, but the Work better paformed—
Thyliatentees do ►ereby give Notice, That they are willing
to trot with any Manutadurcr for the privilege of adopting
their &comfy, on terms advantageous and honourable ; and
they farther knify their intention (in order to accommodate
ManufaCturers refiding in various puts at the Kingdom)* to
appoint Agents in the principal hlanufsauring Counties as Coos
as poSbk, who will be empowered to grant Licenfes for the
ufe of their Compoutlon ; in the interim particulars will be
shwa, and the terms made known, by perform) application, oe
letters, poll paid, addrcled to the Patentee', South Cruiland,
near Huddersse4l.--May to, 1803.
London, England, 1803-05-26

MONEY READY TO ADVANCE.

WHEREAS many Ladies and Gentlemen
frequently luta great pecuniary inconvenient* from
want of koowlog fame rdootable channel through whofe me-
dium they may be accommodated with temporary or perma-
nent Some of Mosey, all Peace In poildion of Incomes
log from Freehold, Copyhold, or Lcsfehidd Musa, in Land
orHoufes, Money in the Funds, RIM Charges,Marviage Set.
Clements, Widows Natures, Annuities, Patent Places, Ckr-
gy men's Livings, or any other income for commis Life, nay
be (applied with temporary art Sons pernaanen of Money to
any amount, by paying an adumme Annuity lenerell far the
Lime, redeemable any time at their own option. The Malty
and Gentry of known property may be accommodated on their
peafowl Security. Peeing applications will be received every
day di three (kiosk, rid Lamm from Cisemfpandoets in town
or conotry (ma mid) will be immedisedy asivierad, addrand
to Mars. tWrY and OIL at their tundity Groat
Sufkilk-greet. Charing Cafe.

For the CONVENIENCE of the PUBLIC in general; bet
particularly of MINCERS on SERVICE, and PERSONS
on a SEA VOYAGE.
COXWELL 'a CONCUR?, Sr CIITSTALLISID
LEMON JUICE;
Being the Are Add Prt of the Frit In a *did and dry far,
refernbling in appwaeee White Sugar Candy.
Prepared Dilly by HENRY COXWELL, tcm, Fleet-Ereet,
Tanpk-Bar, London, cue of the Ceaunium of Chestier,
at the Society foe the Promotion of Arts, lifewaisdores, and
Unismerce, Addphi; and who Is permitted to War to the
Authorities in this Kingdom, for the Purley
of the
Ett-eltSt Sped by Modell; with dtredlons.
Tbis grateful Acid, now trained under the prdent core-
talent and elegant form of Cryftals, molt completely anfwen
every pothbk purpore of Fre& Lemon Juke • and with disk
further advantages, that being In a dry 11.14 it is extremely
portable, occupying very httk room, and remaining unchanged
in any Climate : and withal, being ids exprdive than Lawns
or Lame Jere.
In the &Oaf" way, it miles admirable Punch; and le par-
drub* etavenkne on the table or the Idebleardlesellisry
calks what Lemon Juice is required.
At Sm. ie any be kid to be loodukk ires=rilir
In His .j
His Navy and la the Hanoeushie Cow
vney's Service, have for ham time pailt been fupplieekkb le Is
conlidersbk quantities.
Is Maws infiaatly In old water; an tunas by origin
making • Pic Hattie( eke of the mermen Brag&
To be bed eilfw distaileelplakinsein tbeilikr
London, England, 1803-05-26

l' tie tin
.viers' lobe, BM.

Reported the Country Defence BUJ; ordered to be engroßed.
All for preventing the burning or deft:crying of drips at tea
tw.s read a fecund time, and ordered to be committed to-morrow.
The Houk refolved into a Committee of the whole Houle, in
order to bring in a Bill for the better protediori of the Trade of
this Country. The Houk was refumed, the Report was brought
up, and leave given to bring in the Paid Bill
The Land Tat Redemption HUI was committed, sod the capon
ordi red to be received to-morrow.

Mr. Ts rok to give notice of poftpnning his motion rela-
tive to the F.ledies Treating Ad for a few d .1s longer.
Lord HAWK/MORT retested formal Paper., ordered by his
Majefty to eonfequenee of the Addrefs of that Houk, chiefly con-
Mmg of Letters from Mr. Litton, the Hatavian Miniiter, addrd
fed to Lord Hawkaibory to 11102. Ordered to be printed.
London, England, 1803-05-26

HOUSE OF COMMONS.

Mr.SPlAtall having taken the Chair,
Lord STOP/POILD attended at the Bar, and infoemed the Houfe
t►at, purftuutt to their Order, he had waked nn his Makßy to ac-
quaint him with the Addreis voted by this Houfe, and to know
when his iViajefty would be gracioully pleated to receive the fame;
and that his Malefty had been gracioufly Filtered to appoint to-
morrow at two o clock.

The Haute, purfumt to the Order of the Day, refolved Into •
Committee on the Rev. Dean Markham's Divorce BM from the
OAK soar and Mr. Hot. torn, sttended at the Bar's.
Catania for Mr. Markham—NoCounfel attended for the Lady.
Mr. Garrow proceeded to examine Evidence in proof of the
fad. of Adultery, and alto of the fevers' proceedings had in the
Courrs below, and having gone through the fame, the Committee
went through the Bill. Ordered to be reported tomorrow.
Went into a Committee on the County Bridges BM ; west
through the fame, and ordered to report to-morrow.
A -.leffage was received from the Lord. announcing their Lord-
hips concurrence hi the Silver Bullion Bill, and feveral private
Bill. tent top by this Hoek
London, England, 1803-07-14

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bolder wee am taxed eqtal with other defcriptions of
perfens heeaufe net allowed equal exemption." This,
be contended, was not the principle of the Bill; for
exemptions were equally denied to all property except
that arifing from indulit y, and, therefore, the tax on
income in the funds was as fair and jull as any other.
Mr. WiLstr•roect fpoke in favour of the intltue.
Lion. He contended, that the principle of it was to
take care that thole who derive their incomes from
public funds ilsould nand on as good a footing as
thofe who bad incomes of other kinds. There was
nothing more dangerous than admitting nice dif.
tineions, when the public faith is concerned.—.-He
would therefore fupport the inaruaion.
Mr. H. LASCSLIAS thought the cafeof fmall pro-
prietors required the attent:on and confideration of
the Houfe as much, or more, than any other deferip.
lion of perfon.. He paid a high compliment to the
charatler and talents of Mr. Pitt, and laid, he mould
vote for the iniirultion.

Mr. Trawn try raid. all our proceedings had erin-
, eed a fpirit of unanimity to the prefent moments and
as the Right Hon. the Attorney General bad mention-
ed that Tome exemptions were to be made in the Com.
trainee, be hoped that unanimity would not be int4r-
ruined, by perfilling in the prefent motion.
Sir E. Haim), :quelled to know of the Chancel.
for of the Exchequer, if he meant to Rand by thole
exempti ns mentioned by the Attorney General?
The Olaf/ma .I.o' of the Excumpsa anfwered,
that he meant to propofe to the Committee an ex%
emption to the extent mentioned by his Honourable
and Learned Friend.

Mr. PITT raid. that would not remove Ms objec-
tion ; for then it would remain in the proportion of
fol. a year to 601. on other income.
On the queflion being loudly called for, itifrifion
took place.-•• Again( the Infirnelion oso—For it so.
Oa being re-admitted into the gallery. the Houle
was in a Committee on the ikt.saaansa id
the chair. The feveral chitties not °Hafted to Wert
gnat through, and the Chairman anted leave to fit
mak to•morrow.—Adjourned at 13 n'cltck.
London, England, 1803-07-14

THURSDAY, JULY 14,1 1803.

WEYMOUTH.
FOR SALE BY AUCTION,
At the Cuftom-Houfe, in this Port,
On Tuefdzy the z9th of July, 'SD', at so &Gods in the forenoon,
THE FOLLOWING GOODS, for private Fn•
milks Only. viz.
Brandy - 459 gallons I Geneva . 330 gallons
Rum - - 546 Wine -5;

PORT OF MILFORD,
•
TO BE SOI.D BY AUCTION,
By Order of the Renewable Commitlioners of His MaJefty's
Cuttoale—Oa Tuefilay the tgth of July, zSo3,
TWO THOUSAND GALLONS of BRANDY,
zoo Gallons of GENEVA—zoo Gallons of RUM.
The Sale to begin at Eleven o'Clock in the Morning.
London, England, 1803-07-14

ROMAN CEMENT.

TT is the property of this Cement or Mortar, to be-
ease hard and impenetrable to Water within a few boars,
even if equated to the oaks of the Boa; and alto to fat a very
Meng union with Brick and Stone. It mm7llloll=ol uneanuncei
Strength to Buildings, and mai therefore proportionally enereak
their liability and duration. In di Foundations whatever, bot
to the coofirudion of Docks, Wharf's, Bridges, Locks,
sok., Mill Ram, Vats, and other aquatic Buildings;
its talky and advantage are onineltistsible; and it forms the
bard& and moftSTONE-LIKE STUCCO !sown in taisessan7
Manufactured by Parker and Co. Battkilik, London.
London, England, 1803-10-07

rimLIAMENTART PR&CEEDINGS.

HOUSE OF LORDS, THURSDAY, OCT. 6.

At two o'clock this (Lithe LOAD CHANCELLOR,
with the ufual attendants, came down to the Houfe,
and in a quarter of an hour after, the Earl of HAR-
RINGTON and Lord CATHCART attended. Their
Lordthips then took their feats, in their robes, on the
Woolfack, and Mr. (tiaser, Deputy Ufher of the
Black Rod, was difpatched to defire the attendance
of the Commons forthwith.

Accordingly that Houfe, being reprefented on the
prefent occafion by Mr. DYSON, the Clerk Affittant,
and the fubordinate Clerks and Officers of the Houfe,
appeared at the Bar; when, after his Majelly's Corn-
million had been duly read by Mr. Rosa, the Loan
CMANCILLOR addreffed the Affembly as follows:

" My Lards and Gentlemen,
" By virtue of his Malay's Commilfion. to us, and other Lords
dintilled. and now read—we do. in obedience to Ms commands,
declare his Wail's royal will and pkafure, that this Parliament
be further prorogued until Thudday, the 3d day of November
meat, to be then here hoiden. And accordingly, this Parliament
Rands prorogued until the faid 3d day of November."
The Commons and their Lordfhips then retired.

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London, England, 1803-01-21

BIRTHS.

Sunday, at Lkochoefe, tie Lady of C. 11. Turner, Efq. of .I
fon.

l.atae, the Lady of J. Efq. of King's-road, Dcdfonl•
row, of a daughter.
On Moaday, at Winchtnore-hili,the Lady of Captain Cru-
den, of a daughter.
Sunday, at her honk in Queen•ltrea, Edinburgh, Mrs. El.
Hut, of a fun.
London, England, 1803-01-21

The female conviets unmet the abode Were I
brought forward in the ufual way, hut they fere- I
rally acknowledged they had nothing to offer in
bar of the execution of their fentences.
Win. Benton, Wm. Turnbull, Thomas Brown, Lewi,
Richards, JdrephWhainfield, Hugh Charles, ry
licu Burgers.
Wm. Jones, Edw. Miller. Geo. Defleard, J. William*, T.
Clarke, Wm.Hi ks, Wm.Thoinfon, J. Morgan. Elijah Wil.
lianas, 3. Green, J. Wright, Alex. Harrifon. J. Colen.an, Sarah
Walker, Mary Aldridge. Rich. Jephr n, J. Jones. J. Rutland.
Elijah Madden, Benj. Thompfon. and Geo. Gibbert, were
e. eh tentenccd to (even years tranfportatiou.
Three conri6ts were fentenced to Twelve Months
imprifonment ;fifteen to Six Months imprifonmeta,
and the remaining Convias to leffer mmiffiments,
which concluded the bufinefs of the Scffions.
London, England, 1803-01-21

TOMORROW EVENING, JANUARY 32,
will be prefcnted the New Opera of
FAMILY QUARRELS.
With New Scenes, Dr Tea, and Decoration".
The Mac entirely hjv►, and compored by Mcfri. Reeve,
Moorehia, Davy, and Brabam.
To which will be added the New Pantomime of

HARLEQUIN'S HABEAS.
Vl'ith entirely New Milk, Scenery, Machinery, Dreffes, and
Decoration.—. The Mune, compofed exprefsly for this Pan
tomime, by hfeffrs. Moorehead, Davy, W. Ware, Ruffell,
and Reeve.—The Overture by Mr. Moorehead.
"Ibis Evening—The Mao of the World; with Harlequin's
Habeas.
London, England, 1803-01-21

HEREFORDSHIRE.

AT a Meeting hi6theif December, at
A. the King's Head, Ras, according to Adj comment and
public Advcrtifements, the Proprietors and Occupiers of Land
in the line of the Rail Road propsfal to be made from the Rivx
Wye, at Lidbrask, to the fad River, at Hereford, were de-
cidally of opinion, and refolved to oppok the making Inch
Rail Road through their Mies, Farms, and Lands.
Signed at the Meeting, by and on behalf of the following
forty-two Land Owners; when only three or four Land Owners
appeared is favour if the propofed Rail Road.

JAMES PHILLIPS. Efq. Citabtoan of the Meeting.
Thomas Symons, Efq, Mrs. Ann Watkins
Rev. Joh.. Hakim Mr. Joie* Hardwick
1::: Woodward, Efq. Mr. George Webb
ofeph Mayne, Efq. Mr. Wm. Vaughan
Clarke, by the L. Mr. Mt. William Little
Becton This. Fletcher. Efq. by Mr.
John Williams, Efq. Wm. Roberts
Mr. Pbl4 Palmer Mr. Phu Smith
Mr. lobs Robinfon Mr. James Bellamy, by Mr.
Mr. amiss Pewits Sways.
Mr. Amin Harvey Mr. Thomas L- sweet
1 Mn Evans Wlillant Hishicr, Efq. by Mr.
Mrs. Cowles Palmer
Therms Bloat. Efq. by Mr. Edw. Howdl, Eft by ditto
Harvey Wm. Made,. ErClM4ltio
Mrs. Eleanor Weave, by Mr. Mr. jams Webb
Ilsaleld Mr. Thames Porter
Rev. Harry Williams Mrs. Sera Coined
Mr. Psalmist Meek Mr. John Phelps
Richard Hankies, Efq. by Mr. Wllilam Flaw
Ms. Dobbs Mr. Robert Brookes, by Ma
Mr. Thomas Dew Lloyd
My. William Dew Mr. Joreph Greenaway
Mr. John Bullock Mrs. Kent, by Mr. Phillips
Mt. Thomas Miles Mrs. Dobbs, by Mr. Palmer
London, England, 1803-01-21

NVHEN Proferlional Men of education and re-
fpoolibility deviate from the general (yawn by the fe-
leaMn of $ pecollar Branch, the (maim of long continued
.foreefs is the heft ctitcrion of fuperiority.
Ten years have I devoted my praftim to the ereltifice treat-
aunt of THREE DISORDERS, and the (vccdsful refult of
my plan Om me additional ardour to oppote as far as 1 am
able the ravages of tide complaints which are the moR Import-
out in the catalogue Mittman Infirmities.
After initiation into "eery branch as an A:..ty Surgeon. I
awned a with at an early period of Peoßicoto refews
lab from the ignorance of uneducated Men, or tie equally daft-
serous precipitancy of general Praßidooer
The THREE DISORDERS, to the cure of which I have de-
trnted my attention, comprise every (peck, of VENEREAL
INFECTION, whether of a recent or long duration.--adly.
Aft hinds of natuary, whether arifing from the habits of
Sehoolbelys, or the indulgence of mature age, and laNy that de-
rangement of the (yam) io Women which is called BARREN-
NESS or STERILITY.

Nontemus dlfeake are the remit of ignorance or hate in the
treetreent of a Couple Outorrhea, and it not ontrequeady hap-
pals that the (cols of Life are *toned hy the 'midsection dm
unguarded hour. By a tarsier method fach complaints arc
cooly cared, and coon where others have failed, I trod). that I
may podium to over a radical rsefiehliflintent.
pew, however. are the cake of complicated &firers is the
diferskr,comparel with the caiiraitoin litnations of Mat, who
Irons Welcome In a SOLITARY VICE, or the prevalent
'Gaieties of a falblunable Lite, acquire that hated Debility
which is the unavoidable cookquence of tech pernicious habits.
Where the unhappy (offerer breeds over his mitcri, but care.
fully conceals hh miatortsse, it may be fame metabolism for
him to know, that although It he an *Mica of doubt or uncer-
*Autry with other linable's:Ts, the removal of thde DEFI-
CIENCIES by the gradual progrefs of renovation la tboacquirs
Meat of my experience. If the rites of Bacchus or Venues have
began to reduce manly vigour, much anxiety will be prevented
by an early coontcradkos .4 this languid Rate, and in chic
cats no great Maindtios will occur.
But, where this deficiency has for yews milted, a proper
•Peofromisce Is indifpeolltily requiSte to revive the dasubering
(melts of Life, and to re-animate the Conititualos
MARRIED WO/A EN, who have lecog Wan ditappointed
he their expeetatioo• of a Family, may be dlared, that in molt
Maumee Loch defeat arc curable by Medical
The SEOREC Y which is fo effeotial to my undertaking, and
•Cit Q2aliScatasas which I have pretested to Am," term the
Barn at sag protadions, and ins coincideoce with fuck this iod-
ination is given. that Mr. BREE may be coottiked pert-malty
rity inure incieeng a (mail note) at his bade, Ns so, Anusttet,
rem, Strand. near Tempi< -Bar
There la an ostracize in Water-Ikea adjoining
And taring. ea both the doors.
*dead addle anal CaANIP if Sergelm
London, England, 1803-01-21

THE CLOATHING DISTRICTS.

- ---
Monday laff, at the Quarter Salons at Devizes,
Edward Spinnel, aliasTPinnel, Thomas Brown,
and Horton, alias Garret, all Ihearmea of
Warminfier, were tried for milderneanours, and
feverally found guilty ; the two ftsrmer of anults
and riotous condua ; the latter for affenibling a
great number of (hearmen before the fitaory of a
clothier in that town, and riotous condu&.
Mr. JrzyLe opened the profecution againft
Spinnel, by pointing out the improper condua of
the deluded Ihearmen concerned in the woollen
manufalure, who had very improperly conceived
the introduaion of machinery by the manufac-
turers of Wilts to have been prejudicial to their
intereß : and under that fit& impreffion had pro.
ceeded to the commitlion of crimes and outrages
that were difgraceful to the country, and highly
prejudicial to its Ilaple mannfiraure ; for unlefs
the free and uninterrupted ufe of machinery was
not only permitted but encouraged, in that as well
as other countries, the trade would be confidera-
bly lets, and eventually annihilated. He compli-
mented the manufaaurers for their liberal condua
in offering to find employment for any whole Cer-
vices might, by the introduaion of fuch machinery.
not be requifite in the particular branch in which
they had been accuflomed to work, in fome other
branch of the manufaaure ; and recommended
men of the defcription of the prifoners to return to
their duty, as the probable means of preferring
them from more ferious confequenees than might
attend the prifoners under the lenient profecution
then commenced againft them.
The Chairman, on the feveral verdifls being
pronounced, addreed the prifoners on their im-
proper condua, and Rated, that the Court, in or-
der to prevent a repetition of fuch condu&,
nimoully paired the following fentences—Spinnel
to be imprifoned in the cells of Devizes. four
months ; Brown for two months ; Horton. for fix
weeks ; and feverally to find fureties for their good
behaviour, themfelver in 401. and their fureties in
, aol. each. _

It is fincsrely hoped that this example will be a
warning to all inifguided workmen, and induce
them to abandon their late proceedings, and re-
turn to their fcveral employments ; by fuch con-
du& only can they atone to fociety, and their
neighbours in particular, for the continued Rate
of alarm their late condu& has occafioned.
London, England, 1803-01-21

WUTICAL INTELLIGENCE.

PLYMOUTII. JANUARY 19.
Came in the Danifb'brig Sarnpfon, Captain E. C.
Oussams, from Sardinia, laden with falt, bound
to Selleferden ; the loft one man overboard on the
paffage : the fchooner Sirene, of London, Captain
C. Box's, from Mogadore, bound to London,
laden with wooll, &ins, acc. under quarantine :
,alto the Plymouth Packet, of Dartmouth, Captain•
C. HAWKINS, from Bilboa, laden with nuts and
fruit, bound to Dartmouth.

Arrived in Cawfand Bay the HAZARD, of 18
guns, Capt. Nsys, from a cruize ; alfo the Slaters,
of 36 guns, Captain Paouss, from Liverpool, after
a tempetions pottage. Sh.. failed from hence fome
weeks fince for that port, to procure able and or-
dinary (cameo for the (hips fitting fur lea at this
port, and has brought round one hundred prime
feamen, who will, molt probably, be put on
board the BELLEISLI, of 84 guns, Capt. Wit tray,
and the CULLODEN, of 74., Rear Admiral DACR Es.
Captain C. H. LANS, fitting for a foreign Nation.
Purfuant to orders from the Admiralty and Navy
Boards, all the blocks and (beeves for blocks, for
the Royal Navy, are in future to be mantsfadured
in work•fbops to be crated within the walls of the
Dock-yard at this port, and not in private manu-
factories as heretofore ; it is fuppofed this will be
a great laving to Government.
London, England, 1803-01-21

PANTHEON.
AGRAND MASQUERADE will be had at
the PANTHEON, on MONDAY the twenty-Cult day
et Febroary nett.
Further Particulars will be *battled in doe time.

This day was publlfised, Price Fs bound.
rARRIERY IMPROVED;
-I- Or, A COMPLETE TREATISE upon the ART of
pAitana.Y. Wherein is fully replies/ teas team% ikon-
ono. and bietiimdbas of that Noble and Ulefel Creature, a
HORSE; the DifeaTes and Accidents he is I able to, and
Methods of Cure, delivered ia as clear and intelligible a Man-
ner as the Subjed will admit of; the Jk and Abate of the
Wen= difrovered ; whereby any Guides:tun may be able
, to lodge, whether be is impofed upon or not by ignorant
Grooms and other Pretenders to this Art. Together with
amyliterfary and Ufeful Obfervations and Remarks con-
doning the Choke and Management of HORSES. Likewife.
slLn Amount of Drugs and nsied Medicines ufed in Farriery ;
wit fame Rernarks upon their genuineeds and adulteration ;
and their re/era Prices kt down alphabetically at the end of
the Work.
By HENRY BRACKEN, M. D.
Author of the Nate, on Burdon.

London: Printed for W. J. and J Richardfon , Royal Exchange;
I.ouginon and Rea, and R. Baldwin, Paternofter row ; and
Aleffrs. Vanor and Hood, Poultry.

'his day inert pubillhed, embeillihed with a beautiful Frond&
piece, from a Dago by Wm. o*, price Os. boards,
POEMS. By Mao. OPIE.—
- Mrs. Opie's Whims of Poems has afforded us mach
=, and it wield have obtained or, its Author a very eon-
reputation, though her fanner Work had been wholly
unitnown.• Edinburgh Review, Oct. ados.

Paint; for T. N. Imugnan and O. fore', Patentifter.trow.
Of wham may be had, lately publilhal. by the fame Author,
The FATHER and DAUOKTE.St ; a Tale in Profe. The
Third Edition. with a Promifpleee, price es. dd. boards.
" The Pleafures of Mdanctioly an failed only to minds of
Imprommon th perfects who may be Paid to
have a frupathetie taßs far &arch; and from Readers of thh
data. the tale of wee now before OW will meet with peculiar
. For °defines, we own that we have been truly
the perufal of it, Mot it is replete with fotereft,
and pelle7es plebes enough to affect the boon of the molt cal.
pm at alskil readers." Monthly itetiew. Jose Efts.
London, England, 1803-09-22

PRUSSIA.

'tams, Au°. 25.—Yefterday their Majellies went
to Ludwigfluft, to via the Hereditary Princefs of
MECKLEABURG SCHWERIN. Her Majcity the Qieen
Mother returned on the zoth from Wittltock, %%lure
!lie had paired a day in company with the Klee and
OuksN of SWEDEN, who is her niece. The King
and Qt2een of Sweden proceeded thence to Magde-
burg, where they flopped a day, and then went to
Qtedliaburg, to the Princefs Maus, their aunt,
whence they will go by (port Rages to C.arlfruhe.—
They have rent an apology to our Court, Rating,
that the neceinty of hallening their journey did not
allow them to vilit their Majefties at Berlin.
Atrausr go.—.. Their Mattsries returned the
day before yefterday from Lodwigfluft to Chariot.
tenbnrg. The day after to-morrow they go to Pares,
where they will remain to the ItSth of next month,
and then come to Berlin, to be prefent at the au-
tumnal reviews, under command of Pield-marfhal
Mott.itanoars ; and then go to Potfdam for the
other reviews.

A Portuguefe and a Neapolitan Meffenger have
paged through here to St. Peterfburgh. The dif-
patches of the latter are believed to concern the me-
diation of the EMPIROIL of Russia, in the precept
Rate of affairs.

SIM'. 3.-4 Ruffian Mellinger from St. Pmerf-
burgh. who paffed through here the day before yet.
ter y, carries to his Highnefs the Doss of Sall
%Visalia. a letter of the Emperor's own hand, and
the intelligence that on the day that his Highnefs
the MUMMERY PRINCE was efposfed to the Prin-
cefs Masts PAWLOWIIA he was appointcd by his
Imperial Majefty, Lieut!General, Commander of the
Regiment of Kkw Grenadiers, and Knight of St. An-
drew. The Mellinger was particularly charged to
arrive at Weimar on the 3d MR. as being his High-
nefi's birth-day.
It is pofitively affirmed, that the negociations for
railing the blockade of the Elbe and Wefer are car-
ried on very brifkly in London. and that the hope of
that happy event encreafes.
Sarr.6.—Baron VON DREIRII EDT DR GILDIR
arrived, and next week will deliver to his Majelly
his credentials as Batavian Ambaffador. The Eng.
lith Asuballador, Mr. Jacesos, is gone to Drefden.
London, England, 1803-09-22

PLYMOUTH, SEPT'. zo.

Arrived laa evening the ANN and Aram* Ea&
Indiaman, Capt. JOHN GALLOWAY, from Madras,
laden with pepper, indigo, and other goods ; put in
Ifor convoy : the has been eight months on her pal-
-1 rage, and, during her voyage, met only one (hip, and
'that an American, off theWe Fiera Iflands, from which
they got the fira intelligence of the war. The fol-
lowing paffengers are by the ANN and AsteLta :
Mr. and Mrs. Hoerr, Mr. LawsoN, and Captain
MACDONALD. The Purfer landed, and fet off imme-
diately, with a packet for the Eafi India Company.
Came in the Hamilton, of London, Capt. BAYLY,
from the coal of Africa, laden with ivory, &c. for
London; put in for convoy: the ToNasir. of 84
guns, Sir EDWARD Pst.t.sw, from a cruize ; the
ENDY/4 lON, of 44 guns, Capt. Pacer, from the
wellward ; the BOADICIA, of 44 guns, Capt. MATT.
LAND, from a cruize; Earl of Liverpool, of Liver-
pool, a tranfport, from St. Vincent's, with 88 Ger-
man foldiers, whole term of fervice is expired : the
came a fingle fhip, and does not bring any thing new.
Sailed the FISOALD, of 38 guns, on a cruise ;" and
the INDIFATICIABLI, of 38 guns, to the weßward.
London, England, 1803-09-22

EAST-INDIA SHIPPING.

The CAWRIIAN Eaft India i firm Bombay, is
arrived at Bantry Bay. She left St. Helena on the
a tk of July, at which time the war was not known at
that place.
The MANGLIS Capt. READ. from Bengal, is it.
rived off Cape Clear. She (poke off the Welters
Ifland the LAPWING frigate, which had been chafed
by a French 74 gun (hip and a frigate.
Yeaerday morning the arrival of the ANN AND
Am atielprivare (hip) was announced at the EMI
India Houk. She failed from Madras the coth of
March, and St. Helena the tsth of July, in company
with the SIIILTON CASTLI.

The &giros. CAITLI (extra fhip) left Madras the
tth of April. and on the gth of June, off Madagaf-
car, (poke the Taavaas. which (hip had (poke the
Octant and CAITLI Enna. with troop from the Cape.
Puffers, per Am aid Araelia—Fraseis Lamar, Bfq., Cape.
Wawa M'lkaald, Mr. Parks Galkway, wad Mr. tad Mes.
Hark sad her Chikkaa, tram Madras.
Per Sackaa Caßk.--Majar Jae Balky, tptli Dragoons;
saki join Hanuasaod, mid jaw Slaakir, of else 4nlllee7
Galina Vines, jun. monism I aad Mrs. Honey (dictated, so*
Aprk Mu.)

DISTRIBUTION OF PRIZE MONRY.
To the Foodropiot. Northumberland, Audacious. Aleirentkr.
Feuds. la Beam Chorea's. led II Ca r% bele he the capture of
the Preach atop of twee If 01/8/NOtZ, a awl Maude is sill be
made. at No. ay. Ilatuenrs W. Holborn. ea Thurlday the 6th of
Wisher.

The Pointer. from Tobago for London.
is on More at Grenada.

The Camel. Sul :a, from London to Raffle,
foundered at fea on the 4th intl. in a gale of wind
crew fared and arrived at a port in Denmark.
A
The Mary. Waanatt,frorn Trinidad foe London;
Caroline, for Dublin ; --, for
Grenada% and Royalty fcbooner, with two or three
others, are taken by a French privateer in the Well
hurrah
On Thsrrfday arrived at Leith, the khooner Fame,
of Berwick. from Dantaig, with grain.—The matter
of which veld reports, that be faded from the Sound
ander convoy of his lklajelky's Stip Atouao; that they
met with contrary wands, and were obliged to pat
into Norway. where they remained for Come time ;
and that on the v fl ult. the fleet again yet fail ; that
the Fame not befog able to obtain a pilot, could n t
proceed with the fleet on that day, but failed early
the next morning.
London, England, 1803-09-22

RUSSIA.

ST.III7IIIIIURGII, AUGUST t6.—By letters from
the interior of the Empire, it appears, that the harveti
of all forts of grain has been highly produaive.
The Ugh% Phylician, Dr. Roosasor, who has
praftifed here many years, and is jut/ returned from
his native cowry, is appointed chief Phyfician to
the army and navy.
The frigate which was fent to Warn/monde to
fetch our Great Di.cht•fs Huss* is returned.
London, England, 1803-09-22

Di4'MdRL

COVIIIINAGEN, AUG. 20.—The two Ruffian (hips,
ideflined for a voyage round the world, tinder Com-
modore Keine) TT RR are arrived in this Rood.—
Two fhips have been purchafed at Altona, for foreign
account, which are to be armed there, and afterwards
flationed off Stade. At the Requifition of the De-
partment for Foreign Affairs, this Wines is recom.
mended to the proper Magiftrates to be examined in
the Ariifteft manner.

The experiments which Profeffor Pats mule lafl
Week in the Sound, with his new fwimming drefs,
have turned out quite fatisfatlory. The (grimmer
went in it over the Sound, from Ellineur to Hehint.
hourg. On the way, he feveral times loaded and
fired a pillol, fmoked his pipe, took food, to thew
that he had the free ufe of his hands. The machine
is fo contrived, that if any one fall into the water, his
head remains dlways uppermoll. even in the heavieff
(ca. It is alto very durablt, weighs only Sibs. and
is fold for the (mall Cum of three rig-dollars, for the
benefit of the poor.
. An Englilh frigate arrived in the Sound on Tuef-
4ay, with a convoy of forty merchantmen, from
London.
Avo. a3.—Sis Englifh tranfports from Roßock
have palled the Sistine!, hiving. on board the clefts
of the Kiva of Ersor.astti, carried from the Palaces
la Hanover, and foam of the King's horfes.
A Captain arrived at Elfi neur in 54 days, from
St. Peteriburgh, has declared that two Ruffian fleets
are ready to fail, oqe foe the Sound, and the other
for the Belt.
The Enghlh frigate Coact, which arrived tan week
with a convoy from L00d...n. is failed again for the
With Sea' with a Beet of too fail of merchantmen.
The day before yeflerday arrived the frigate Cos-
i r aloe a, with a convoy from Leith, and alto a con•
coy from Hull. From the beginning of this month
yo the aid, 5 290 merchantmen have patfed the Sound.
The fuppofition that our troops iq Holfiein would
firortlyreturn in part, is now almoll turned to cer.
tainty, and letters from head quarters affirm repeat-
edly, that the orders for that purpofe will be given
next month.

Notwithilanding the arrival of @era' richly laden
We* Indiamen, the puce of colonial produce, parti-
culaily fogar and coffee, is hill high in the extreme.
c 011) K Wen.

AUG. 27 —The report that HoMein was to be
entirely lip:anted from the German empire, and Cub.
jefled to the Dana laws, is wholly groundlefa.
A!MYa7 31.—Therr Royal Highnelres the Crown
Prince and l''ineels will not return from Holhin to
the capital till the middle of Gabber.
The Engldli Misailler, Mr. LISTON!, fit. of the
day afier MIII I I/W to accompany his brolher.io.law
to Histum, who is tick, and going for a Thom DIM
;o England.
3.—Mr. Ltsroir, who left this for Huhn
nn lie sat, wiU nioa likely pay a edit to the Gown
Prow&
London, England, 1803-09-22

PORTSMOUTH, SEPT. 2i.

Arrived the FISGARD, of 44. guns, Captain Lord
Mast KIRI, from Plymouth; and the Csessens,
of 32 guns, Captain Sitar, from Sir Jesus Sattma-
ess's fquadron.
JIROIII BONAPARTR'S perfon is not identified yet.
The perfon who is fuppoled to be him, remains on
board the GLADIATOR. Government muft havihad
wrong information if the perfon taken is not aanally
JllOl4l BONAPARTE his perfon and manner agree
with the defcription in every particular in the Lien.
tenant's inftruaions from Lord Havutssuar.
London, England, 1803-09-22

DEAL, SEPT. sr.

Arrived l'lltatOßT/LITI frigate, AUTUMN, Ana;
RANTHE, FURY, EXPLOSION, 111ARIRIR, COMRLICT,
JACKALL, and MILLBROOR fchooners, &c. from the
coaft of France, Thum bomb, from Portfmouth;
and remain in the Downs, with his Moiety's Mips as
per Taft ; and Malden, BAT&S, for Gibraltar. Ar-
rived the Pollard, Blown, from Quebec, 4S days
pelage ; and SuLr mus
.bomb. with convoy, from
Ponfmouth. Came down the Hefter, STIR/ALT
and Adventure. Ham tvrom. for Africa. Wind N. W.
Blows hard.
London, England, 1803-09-22

MEDICINE ACT.

At tie only Wareboufc for Dr. James's Powder, No. 4g, Si.
Paul's Church-yard, Loailon,
THE following MEDICINES are fold, at the
prices annexed, Including the Scamp Duties; iztd as it is
enacted, that from the lit of September, tens, the Stamps flundil
be applied to all Proprietary Medicines, as well for icreigx as
for Hew, Confumption, and as a Coufiderablc Addition Is made
to the Stamps on the Articles of higher Value, or thole in Bulk,
the Prices of Dr. James's Powder will be in future as 9d. per
Packet, or iL ss. 6d. per Dozen; but the antity of a Dozen
Packets in a Bottle (as trade up for the Army and Navy) may be
had for IL 4.. And a, by Favour of the Commit loners of tho
Stamp Office, Plates are prepared for Mr.Newbery's feparate Dfe,
with his Name engraved in each Stamp, the Public will be care-
ful io obferve that the Words, c F. Newbery, No. 43. St. Paul's,"
are printed in the stamps of all his Medicines; and as it is pc-
fumed that thiamin be a Stride= Seeurity waft* Counterfeits,
his Signature on ti.e Labels on Dr. Junts's Powder will be difeon-
domed from henceforward.

Stamps will ie alb/Wed gr-tis, as anal, to tile& who porches
Half a Dozen or more at a time. of the lower priced Articles.
Dr. James's Powder 2, 91. Lozenge* of Blots t 24
.--- a Bottle 24 0 freake'S TindL of Bart 4 0
Anakrie Pills 4 6 Husham's ditto 2 9
;arse Box 24 0 Euglifh Coffee 2 9
Dr. Steers's Opodeldoc a 6 Genuine ArmeNufads S 6
Convuifios Oil 2 6 Ormlk,rk Alt.clicine 11 6
•••••••••• Camomile Drops 1 p Inns's Sans Pills t 0
Paregoric Lo- Effence of Peppermint tti
miles - tti Grant's Drops. - z i
Berry's Moss Pills 4 6 Dr. Hroper's Pills z s
Dr. Auttiu's Chtlyitcate GI ifVs ?Ylagndia 3 6
Ditto - 4 o Henry's ditto . s 6
D ihy's Carminative t 9 Norton's Drops 5 6
Effence of Coltsfoist 3 6 Spilfbury'a ditto .5 6

Cephalic Snuff o 9 Dr. Solandcr's Tea i 9
Mr-Spence', Dentifrice 4 0 Grcnough's Tiodure ilt
Rheum ttic Tine. 3 6 DALT°Iu Lozenges t t
I.+l B. stamps with Mr. Newhery's Name are Wised to the firit
twen y Articica above enumerated; and as many perfo-s, pani-•
cularly kevants and mcifengers, nti.laie his houk, he is under
the mccility of pointing out, that it is at the EaR Fad of St. Paul's,
nouelt to Cheapikle, and !bat It has a large white ftuccoed (not,
Si. which theft words are inferibod
`Taw ONL• WAIE9OVSIIO. Da. jASItI'S POWDER."
London, England, 1803-09-22

ifMERICA

NEW YORK. AUGUST I.—By the fchonner William
and Margaret, Captain WA% Tom, in i 6 days .from
l‘la7tinique, we learn that the (late of the Mend re•
nwined neatly the fame as it was mentioned to be in
our laft. The day on which Capt. W. failed ( July sa)
a Britith (loop of war cut a French (hip of 300 tons
from Guadaltaipe out of Martinique, under a heavy
fire from the tort. The crew efeaped on (bore in the
boats.

AUGOST 3.—The French Gentleman who is raid
to be JEROME qPIRTI, came in the Baltimore
Rage, on Saturday mottling, as fur as Chel}er. Chef-
ter is 13 miles Truth of.Miladelphia, and near the
Delaware, on which he probably intended to embark
on board iiime fh;p from Philadelphia bound to Eu-
rope. Spain more likely than Holland.
AUQVIT 4.—Difpoches from London arrived in
Naihington Lift Monday or Tuefday. They were
immediately forwarded by exprefs to the Prelident,
slow at MonticeHo. It is rumoured, in this city, that
they bring official notice from the Britifh Government,
that they intend to take poire(fion of New chitlins
and Louisiana, And warn our ,Government againft
paying the fifteen millions plchafe money. It is
wailing time to make comments on a report fo vague
and uncertain as the above, although it appears to
have contiderable credit. Should if be true, our Go-
.vernment will be involved in mach perplexity.
A Frederic Town (Maryland) paper, of July 15,
rays, 44 We have had no rain for forty days t the
kitchen gardens are burnt up, and fcarcely a vegetable
can be procured in Frederic, or for many miles round
it. The crops of corn, it is feared, will be poor in-
deed. We'are informed by a Gentleman from Ten.
scree, that no rain has fisllen there for 91 dayi."
HALIFAX, Atrausr 6.—The Ship Charlotte, of
Philadelphia, Captain HORTON, from Hamburgb,
bound to Philadelphia, with near 170 paffengen
redemptioners) on board, put into this bar.
&our on Monday left, Ibort of provifions. Several of
obeli people are excellent mechanics, farmers, &c.
who, flying from a country which the French were
abtun to ravage, hoped to obtain an afylum in the
*Otis of America. Several raped:able iahabitants of
the town and vicinity have engaged a number of there
unfortunate perfccuted WOOdefeTS on very liberal

Niwa kola Rept Goma, Mpg It.
Arrived the brig Britannia. Captain NsecoLsoc,
.from Whitehaven, which place the left :Bth June,
end Rte put into Lochrier the 23d, and failed again
on the 37th, in company with the brig Clyde, Capt.
M'Cost. boond-to St. John's, Newfoundland. On
the wit, in lat. 55. co. N. long. 8.45. fpoke the (hip
'Fanny, from New York. bound to Greenock, out
47 days, and on tft July, in lat. 55.50. N. long. tz.
47. W. fpoke his Majefly's flsip Spirants, and was
detained by her Liz hour.
London, England, 1803-09-22

NETHERLANDS.

Baossacs,• gIIPT. +-All the troops 'which are In
garrifon in Picardy and the old frontier of France,
from Lifle to Metz, according to orders from the
Miniller at War, are to hold tbemfelves in readinefs
to march within 24 hours after they (hall receive or
dens. The whcle force which is colleSing between
Compeigne and Ghent will amount to t 80,000 men,
and is to be alrembled before the zoth of September.
The ,4th demi brigade of infantry has marched
through this city for Boulogne. A great uanti ty of
artillery is drawing towards Ghent.
°STAND, Sur. s.—The Engliih have not as yet
begun to bombard our town : but a great number of
their (hips of war are militantly cruising off oar
harbour. They have examined the whole midi as
far as Blankenbing, and even put so perfons on (tore
at the Downs ; but on the approach of a detachment
of cavalry, there perfons fled precipitately to their
(hips.—Several inhabitants of this place are gone to
Bruges, to efcape the danger that is apprehended.—
In cafe the Englifh fhotild make an attack on our
port or town, the women and children will be fent
away. The merchants have been direited by the
Commandant to adopt the neceffary meafures for the
fecurity-of their magazine, particularly that near the
fn. Some troops are on their march to occupy the
coaßs between this town, Bla,kenburg, and Nieuport.
Every preparation-is making to oppofe the Englifh if
they mould bombard us.
London, England, 1803-09-22

1101,L,AND.

HAGVI, SIM 6,—ACCOffling to force accounts
from Hanover, it has been propofed, that the French
(hall withdraw their troops from the Hanoverian tar•
ritory, and leave it to a Pruirian garrifon of gOOO men,
on condition that the States (hall fecure to the French
Government a yearly payment of two millloascilivres
during the continuance of the war.
The report is renewed, that a Congrefs will be beld
at Brunets, to negnciate a peace between England gnu!
France. under the mediation of the Northern rowers.
LICYDaII, SEPT. 4.—The dilratisfaaion on the pet of
the French Government, occafioned by the afembling
of Dania troops in Holiiein, is not likely to be of long
duration ; if it is true, or the lista intelligence from
Copenhagen is to be credited, thee there troops are to
break up on the 26th of September. to be liationed
in their refpeitive garrifons. In the mean time, it is
found that the plan of excluding gnglilb manutaftures
from the Continent encounters the greatefl thrEculties. I
(This article is followed by an estraa of an article
which appeared under the date of Frankfort, in the
Mealier, Tome time (ince, relati►e to the new channels
opened up for Engli(b commerce.]
London, England, 1803-09-22

PRANCE.

3301114c1' I, SEPT. v.—The following an the re-
gulatiow to be obferved on board the National Flo.
till/ to be employed againfi England, as ilrued by
Admiral Bausx, the Commander in Chief;

I. Every Ifßef' veffel (Arming part of the National Floeilla.gliall
have her crew complete, in conformity to the order of the alth
of la Melßdor ( July 7).
- - - -

H. The Commander and Olken, both by fea and land, ow
barked on board di& Pesbl►, the crews and the trove of debark-
; Wen, Inuit regularly eat and Beep on board.

111. The regulations for mariceuvring for approaching the coal
and lauding, mutt be obferved with the gratelt itridtheis, than
be written fully out, and placed in light of the crew In the molt
eon pauousput of the veffeL
IV. Before the Blips fail, a board !hall be hied up, the contents
of which null be read aloud before its being placed in the alp, on
which than be inforibed the names of the individuals to be em-
ployed in fuccalhon in Rated works, in giving affillance to feth
wain as may require it, or for the purpolk of eatinguilhing any
Game width may break out in the post or road. A commiloned
°Seer, or In his room, a Midiltipman. or Mailer, Ball be it all
times reedy to cooduth this detachment, and of rade hit name
I will be inferibcd in the board alluded to.
London, England, 1803-09-22

SWEDEN.

Bvocznotas, Avo. ag.--Baron TAIIIIIIJI is arrived
fame expels from Harattrgh, with the exchanged
ratification, pa the part of Mecklenburg, of the Con-
vent its for the cellGon of Wifmar.

Our trade is veil brifk, and the harped, particu-
larly 4 rye, has been very good. The price of rye,
which, in the three years, has been tight dollars,
/a fallen to five, and even four.
London, England, 1803-01-26

PLYMOUTH, JANUARY LI.

Came in the Henrietta, Capt. JAN[:! POINODAR-
Tn. from Honduras, bound to Landon, laden
with mahogany : he is confidered as the lateß
!hip from the bay ; and when the !lined there did
sot appear to exifi any difagreement between the
Engli(h and Spaniards, as has been fo generally
Rated in all the public Papers; the DASNIR, of
tsguns, from a cruife; the Lauda, of London,
Capt. FOTH IIINGH•m, from Jamaica, in thirteen
weeks, bound to London, laden with rum and'
(agar; the Victory, Capt. Joust Ntwel., from St.
John's, in 39 days, bound to London, laden with
fins and oil ; and la Bonne Mere. Capt. Louts
Leonos a, from Marfeilles, bound to Havre, laden
with foap and other merchandize, after a palage
of 47 days.
Came in the Ann, of this port, from Falmouth ;
and the Hope, from Swanfea, with coals.
Sailed the EaoLa cutter, of 8 guns, on a eruife.
The fchooner Lord Nelfon, of this port, Capt.
CaowLe, which failed from hence fome weeks ago
for Gibraltar, is arrived fafe at Lifbon, after en-
countering many very heavy Dorms : fhe was very
near being run down by the HOUND (loop of war,
kat before the reached Lifbon.
London, England, 1803-01-26

11OLLAn'D.

HAGUE, JAN. 25.—0 n the rgth inflant,Citiren
SLMONSILLE, An:ha:radar from the French Re-
public, prefented to cur Government, in the name
or that of France, a Note of Remonfirance again('
the propofed conver lion of the financialrefeription.,
payable eight months after the peace, into perpe-
tual annuities- The French Government difap.
proves the meafure exceedingly ; and infilts, that
the Batavian Government Mall fulfil its engage-
ments to the holders of the refcriptiens. The
tavian Ambalfador, at Paris, had, before this
xneafure was publicly propofed, km notice, that
it would not be diffatisfaClory to the French Go.
vernment. The French Direflory, when in power,
had taken two millions of thole rrferiptions at 25
per cent. Thrill: have beer. lately withdraw n, and
fold on the Exchange at Amilcrdam. Having
la'n for fume years in the dell:, they were parti-
cti:arly known, when produced, by the frefhnefs
of the paper.
It is underflood, that Mr. V°, had made Come
roiiiake in regard to the anfwer of the French K.
oilier. The rcicriptions are now riling in value.
They have been fold, time the note eta' prefentcd,l
at from 66 to per cent. The houfe of Bofkij,
at Amlierdam, had orders (on the very day on,
which the Note was prefented), from the houle of
VON •DER-HOL VE N and Co. at Paris, to make pur-1
chafes of this Stock to a large amount. It is pretty
sv ell known fcr lahatnerfctu in Paris thole purchidesl
were made.
We have information from Bruffels, that all the
demi-brigades of the French infantry, both light
infancy and troops of the line, are to be completed
to the number of 2,800 men each, by a coiji-rip-
ti,n. The regiments of cavalry and dragoons are
to be railed, each to 6co men : the horfe chafrenrs
and huffar regiments to Soo men each. The corps
of cavalry and infantry of the Fritsr CONSUL'S
guard will alto be reinforced with an addition of
boo men. There is a great aftivity of manufafture
now going on in the cannon founderies and the
arfenals at Douai, Metz, and Strafburgh. The
Minitler of War has given orders, in all the Belgic
departments, to mire as many recruits as poffible
for the colonies.
London, England, 1803-01-26

The Mulic entirely New, and compote(' by Marra. Reeve,
Moorehead, Davy, and Brabant.
To which will be added the New Pantomime of

HARLEQUIN'S HABEAS.
This Evesing—Delays and Blunders; with Harlrciain's Ha-
'beas —On Friday, The Man of the World.
On Saturday, Family qoarrels.
London, England, 1803-01-26

YARMOUTH, JANUARY ss.

The Hope, of Hull, Capt. Deuo•t., with bran-
dies, which 101 l her anchors and cables, and which
was obliged to run for Harwich in the late gale, I
arrived here on Sunday, to deliver Come brandy
at this port : the drove from her anchor on Mon-
day morning. 'and the gale continuing with fleet,
the drove on this beach on Monday evening part
of the cargo will be Caved ; none of the ciew have
been Inn ; but the veffel is Copiloted to have re-
ceived confiderable damage. The Ariana Pieter
Nellar, Lira CR•YI matter; and the Jonge Ca-
irina horoclia, CH 111. KUYPIII matter, two Dutch
fclinyt s, with pa trengers, which they landed at
Lowelloff, were, on account of the gale, obliged
to flip frion their anchor, anl run tor this har-
liour, which they reached with great difficulty.—
The tailors at this port have entered into a refolu-
fon, not to proceed to fe.t :vic!icait an advance of
wages; in conftq,tence Of which, the Merchant:
not being willing to comply u ith their requen,
the airs are prevented from failiag, as they com-
pel the tailors to leave the (nips. Remain in thefe
roads the Lvax (loop of war, which is entering
feamen at this I ort.—The gale Rill continues at
Ea% with Cees.
London, England, 1803-01-26

PORTSMOUTH, JANUARY 25.

Arrived the Eleanor, Devi. ; and the Ann and
Eleanor, from London.
The H aac u Ls, of 74 guns, Capt. Ft Rlt TS, is or-
dered to be fitted and Itored for twelve months, and
to fail immediately for the Mediterranean.
The CIIIISOR gun veffel, Lieut. Autism', is
ordered to Leith to receive feamen.

This morning the DON/I EGA 1., of 84 guns, Capt.
Sir RICHARD STRACHAH, failed with fealed orders,
fuppored for the Mediterranean; but before the
cleared St. Helen's, the fignal of recal was made
from the Telegraph, and (he has fince anchored at
Spithead. There are •arious conjedures as to the
caufe of her return; it is moil generally believed
that the is to take difpatches to Gibraltar.
London, England, 1803-03-14

DUTCH MAIL.

VISICI, FEBRUAIIY 14.—The Imperial Com-
miffioner,Count Von Bi s moss, is making every
neceittry preparation to organize the Venitian ter•
ritorics on the fame footing as the Imperial Here.
ditary States. The Commercial part of the ir•
habitants have voluntarily agreed to receive to the
value of poonoo florins of Vienna Bank Notes in
exchange for fpecie. Thefe Notes will circulate
here for ca(b, as in theother parts of the Aultrian
dominions.

Am:simian, FEBRUARY 2t.—Baron Von CRUM-
?trim arrived at Salzburg, on the spit infant,
and on the 17th, two proclamations were Wiled,
one from the Prince Archbithop of Salzburg, an-
nouncing, that his Highnefs has refolved to com-
mit the management oT the Archbiatopric into the
bands of the perfon appointed his fuccelTor by the
Conellifunt of the Imperial Diet, agreeably to the
Treaty of Luneville. The fecond was from his
yd High nefs the Grand Duke of Tttfcany, making
known to the inhabitants, that Baron Von CRU M.
191,611 was authorized to take polfeffion of the Prin-
cipality of Salzburg and Eichaadt, together with
Berchtolfgaden, and that part of the Principality
of Pi au, which countries have been afagned to
the Grand Duke by way of indemnities.