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London, England, 1803-05-23

NEVER BEFORE PUBLISHED.

In 'the Pref., and fpeedily will be publlihed, In five Volumes,
elegantly printed in thick port °Chen, Price all In Boards,
decorated with Portraits. by CAROLINZ WA NON, and with
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limo. Pries ass, in boards,
'THE LETTERS and other WORKS of the
.1- Right Honourable LADY MARY WORTLEY MON-
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gylS of BUTE ; none of which have hitherto been printed,
excepting an imperfeet espy of the Letters from Conftantino-
pie, and Come of the Poems.
Thefe Volumes contain her Ladyfhip's Correfpondenise at
different periods of her Life, via.
1. Before the year 1716.
a. Daring Mr. Wortley 's Pottery to Coeftantinople, frsm
1716 to 171 E.
3. With her Sifter, the Countefs of Mar, while reftdent at
Twickenham, between 17so and 1735.
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of Bute, daring her nddeoce in France and Italy, between
the years 5739 and ti:!it.
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To the whale Is peeked authentic 'Memoirs of her Life,
By JAMES DALLAWAY, M. B.
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AROMATIC SPIRIT of VINEGAR,
(The Original Invention of Mr. HENRY.)
Prepared and fold by Tllolllls and WI ttia se Hamar, Chanifts
and Apothecaries, Manchefter.
THIS molt agreeable perfumed Liquor is a
Compound of highly concentrated Vinegar, Joined with
the molt pkafant Aromatics. Its (bong and pungent Odour
renders it extremely grateful and falutary to perfons labouring
under Head-sths, Faindnp, Re. and adapts It for counter-
idling the bad eftedts of heated or foul Mr. Hence it has been
found highly ufeful In Rooms, where the Infedtion of Fevers,
of Sore Throats, or of other contagious Wreaks prevail; arid
in all =tided places of public retort, as Theatres, Courts of
Jultice, Ste. It may alto be panicuLtriy recommended to Per-
kins rending in Hot Climates.
The Aromatic Spirit Of vinegar. ;nice as. pd. each bottle,
Stamp included, is fold Wboiefale and Retail, by Ilayley and
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are do Engraved in the Stamp, the Coanterfelting (Aside\ Is
Felony...a At the fame place may bebill,Henry's Calcined
Magmas, in bodies at ta. yd. as. 6d. and p. 6d. each, Ramps
included. _
London, England, 1803-05-23

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By JOHN PINKERTON.
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Plillofophy in the Univerfity of Cambridge.
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ASTRONOMY.

Tables of the Geoterrtriel;Ao.ionol;lletNntb:w Planets, Ceres
Ferdin ndca and Pallas, for tie M..1)(11 of Mty aBO3. and
fome intereilingOlti,rth ions on the appwasbing diiapp at.
Ante (OSl[lll3l'll king, are infected in No
.0. of
THE PHI LOSOPIi ICA I. MAGAZINE.
potillthcd this day; which contains befc.les a number of
knack ng Papers in Natural Hsfinry, Illioerainy, Botany.
Galvanifm, Antiquitica, and the Arts; mixt flied and ilia.
traced with a Portrait of Gs° PEARSON . M. D. 1, R.
grains rdpedtitig the Millet Saturn, and Plans and Set:tines of
'the Mr Furnaces empinyed in eating Cannon and other large
Articles in I on Foundries. engraved by Mr. Lowry.
Sold by Media. Richardron, Casl• I and Dsviei, Longman
and Rees. Sy tumuli, and the other iiinAt-eln rs.

A REPITINII3I.E DEN , r, extenfive
A
estmczions at the Weft End or who Irts
pradifed for upwards of Tbltty Years, with,' to meet WILY a
Young Man of genteel addrefs, from IS to 24 year, of age,
sae might vrifh to learn th • profeffion, sod. ao foot as *-
poly qualified in every branch of Coe Elifinets, would ; tve re
ohltetion, after a period of three, or four years, to treat with
hint, and to leave him the whole of the bufinefs, with pro&r
arrangeinent.—F,,r particulars acidrefs to B. B. at flughta's Li-
brary, Wiimore-ftrLet. Cavendifti-fquare.
Letters, poft paid, immediately attendq.to. •

COUNTRY-I:I9I.ISF-
WANTED u rod FAMILY-HOUSE, in the
izhbourhood of Merton, or in any of the Lanes kad-
ing from Murton, Micbam, &c. w Winthkr on. The Houfe
to be in the Cottage Kyle, with law Garden behituf —The
Advcrtifer would take a Leafe for a Term of Years. He is in
no hurry for the fame, but would treat with a Vanity who
quits at the did of this Autumn.--Addrefs to Mr.l).
Batfon's Coffee-hourc, Cornbll, with, minute particulars of
Terms, Ste of H ufe and Garden, and Simatiun. _ -
London, England, 1803-05-23

Lieutenant Edward Romig, from the 73d Foot.
Captain George Robertfon, from hall-pay of the York Ranger!.
Captain• Lieutenant Fletcher Wilkie, from half-pay of the 35th

Foot.
Captain.Lleotaiant John Wolfe, from half-pay of the sth Foot.
Captain. Lieutenant Samuel Moffat, from half-pay of the 54th

Foot.
Captain-Lieutenaot Rogerfon Mathews, from half-pay of the

17th Foot.
Lieutenant Boyle Odtavius Loane, from the stb Foot.
Lieutenant Henry O'Dell, from the 13th Light Dragoon..
Colonel Ramfay*s Regiment of Foot—Major Charles Morriee,
from balf-pay of the 15th Foot, to be Major.
To be Captains, without purchafe,
Captain-Lieutenant John Blair, from half-pay of the 32d Foot.
Captain-Lieutenant George Baynham, from half-pay of the 4th
Foot.
Captain-Lieutenant William Beatty, from half-pay of the 27th
Foot. _ . .

Captain-Lieutenant Charles Weaver, from half-pay of the 4oth
Foot. _ . _

Captain-Lieutenant Lionel Hook, from the sad Foot.
Lieutenant John Amory, from the 3cth Foot
To be Lieutenants in the Two Regiments railed for Sen lee in
Ceylon—Enfigns A. Bauffet, William Mercer, John Suther-
land, Jofeph Howe. C. Von Driberg, William Virgo, Ro-
bert Barry, John Grant, L. Goupil, Fanthom, and J.
Dupont Moles.
sth Royal Gunton Battalion—Brevet Colonel William Swin-
borne, from the 7th Battalion, to be Lieutenant-Colonel,
vice Cook, who exchanges.
yth Ditto—Lieutenant-Colonel John Wilber Cook, from the
sth Battalion, to be Lieutenant-Colonel, vice Swinburne,
who exchanges.
London, England, 1803-05-23

Imo the LONDON GAZETTE. May 21.

MILITARY PROMOTIONS.
WAR.OFTICI, MAY 21.
illth Regiment of Light Dragoons—Cornet and Adjutant John
Bamford to have the rank of Lieutenant; Cornet Thomas
William J. Grilliths to be Licutenant,vrithout purchafe, vice
Dean, appointed Paymafter to the Regiment.
id Battalion of the 1 R Regiment of Foot—Lieutenant John
mingham to be Captain, by parade. vice Barnes, promot-
ed; Eolign Saville Speer to be Lieutenant, vice Pirrningham.
id Regimenrof Foot—Lieutenant Walker Ferrant to be Adju-
tant, vim Wainwright,appointed Paymafter to the Regiment.
Ith Ditto—Enßgn Thomas Hall, front the eat Foot, to be
Lieutenant, by purehafe, vice Bowyer, promoted in the seat
Foot.
sth Ditto—Hapital-Mate Thomas Sandell to be Affiftat t-
Surgeon.
if th Ditto—Lieutenant Charles Shaw, from half-pay of the
9ift Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice Perry, appointed to the
9th Light Dragoons.
WO Ditto —Surgeon Archibald Arnott, from half-pay of the
Regiment, to be Surgeon, vice johnfon, who exchanges.
34th Ditto--Enflin J. Lambert Heade, to be Lieutenant, by
purchak, vice M•Nah, who retires.
33ds Ditto—Lieutenant Theophilus Daly, from half-pay of the
Regiment, to he Lieutenant, vice Maclean, who exchanges ;
EMign Henry Wood, from half-pay of the Reitman, to be
Elide, Nepean. &ceded.
35th Ditto—Lieutenant Thomas Tiddeman, from half pay of
the Regiment, to be Lieutenant, vibe Every, who returns to
Ms former half-pay of the 15th Light Dragoons.
4gods Ditto—Jacob Sherrard, Gent. to he Er Oro, by purchafe,
vice Wickham, who retires; Surgeon John Meade, from
the at 11. Foot, to be Surgeon, vice Wilton, who retires on
ball-pay of the 35th Foot.
4tft Ditto—Surgeon Alexander Thorne, from half.pay of the
gsth Foot, to be S...rgton, vice Mea.ie, appointed to the
anth Foot.
gstit Ditto—Fdwud %Valiant Higiamore, Gent. to be Enlgn,
without purchefe.
sift Ditto—John Campbell; Gent. to be Enfign, without put-
chafe, vice P. Rohertfon. who rains.
sid Ditto—Henry Lc Mefurier, Gent. to he adieu, by pur-
chafe, vice Told r promoted.
15th Ditica,...iinfign Thomas Cameron to he Lieutenant, by
prairie, 'lee WAndlc, who retires; James N. Creigh•no,
Gent. to be Enke, by purehak, vice M'Andie, promo', d.
Both littoa—Eosin Andrew Adamfrm to be Lieutenant, with-
out purebak, vice Kerr, promoted in colonel Ramfay's Re-
giment; J. Lawford Watfon, Gent. to be Lofty, vice Adam-
Si ft Ditto--Lieutcnaot R. Ards ws to be Captain,by perchak,
,be Plenderimth, promoted.
Colonel Chan— 's Regiment of Foot—Breirti lieutenant-
Coiond Burial Gage Barlow, from the 71d Foot, to be
Lkattensat Ci lonel ; Captain Miley qiiin Browns-95g, teem
'be ysth Foot, 'oh_ Major.
To be Captains, without purchafe,
Woman Wet Dalrymple, from the 19th Foot.
London, England, 1803-07-29

NAUTICAL INTELLIGENCE.

YARmotrit, JULY 28.—Arrived yeßerday feverai
prizes fent in by the North Sea fleet, all deeply laden.
—Sailed for Hull, the Pressor& frigate. Captain
BROUGHTON ; alfo the VEIUTR and HECL• bombs.—
This morning arrived from Harwich, the Palace or
WALLS packet, Captain DIAN, bound to Tonningen,
wi.h Mails and Patrengers.-..Remain in the Roads
the rORTUNIE frigate; VANSITTART, BADOIR, and
HUNTIR cutters.—Arrived and failed immediately
for the Note. the Zr sa• bomb, with imprelfed Sea.
men.—Wind E. S. E.

SHLEIIIreS, JULY 28.--Bailed his Majefly's Mrs
the Rosy, Capp din GARS:SU ; ASIRL/SCADI, Captain
:TRINE; and CAISCENT, Lord Ww. STAR/ART.—.
The COMET trapfport, commanded by Capt. Cast:-
Tor us a WATSON, will fail this afternoon with a fleet
of tranfports for the Downs, each to take under
convoy a gun-boat to be placed in the Downs, as the
Port Admiral there may order, for the defence of
OAS AMC.
PORTSMOUTH, JULY :S.—Arrived the Ttaltoll
bomb with a fleet from the Downs.

Coen. JULY ea.—Sailed la Nye frigate, with :7
fail under convoy for the Weft Indies.

FROM LLoYys LIST.

Mat., ua• sL—Arriind Ilsoneetalite frigate keen a eruize•

G , Jotr al—Paged by the Aon and Elizabeth.
; and Lively, F:fe,front Grecobotat ; Frieods, Richards, front
Waterford ; Stadt Berlin, Klurkert, front Rotterdam Four Bro-
thers, Brine; and :Ispedition, Thotopfon, from Ainfterdam.-.
Sailed the Flizabetb, —, for RBtterdant; JonFe Feyke, Hen.
drake ; and Tyre Gebroders, Dogger, for Amftcrclans.

The Comet, M -.mg INC, from London for Bengal
and the London, F , from the South Seas, are
captured by the French near Madeira.

The Nancy, WILLIAMSON, is arrived at Working.
on. from Memel. Captain W. was informed on
paifing Longhope, that a numerous outward-bound
Baltic fleet was lying there ready to fail, under con.
voy of a cutter of eight guns ; and that amongli them
were liveral Cumbarland veirels.
London, England, 1803-07-16

MARRIED.

At Mortlake. Mr, Weldon, furgeon, of Wigmore-ftreet, Caren-
difEtquare, to MK, Rithardfon, of Mortlake.
Onthe loth intl. at St. Stephen's, Walbruuk, Edward Ilav'ey,Efq.
of Wytheford, filsroptldre, to Mifs Homer, of Buckleribury.
On the 7th infbust. at Walthamftow, Mr. William Bedford, of
Hitchln. Herts, to Mk Elisabeth Bedford, daughter of William
Bedford, Efq.
Sane day, at Frith, Mr. James Dempiter, of Baron Houfe
Mitcham, to Mrs. Bunduch, widow of the late John Bundoch,
Efq. of Mitcham.
On the 3oth ult. at Mary-la-bonne Church, Richard Tayler.
Wq. of Charlton Houle, Sunbury, to Mils Martha Gibbons, eidell
daughter of Robert Gibbons, Efq. of Mancheftcr-fquare.
At Saint Andrew's, on the ad molt. the Rev. John Cook, Pro-
felTor of Hebrew in St. Mary's College, to Mifs Elizabeth Hill,
&left daughter of Principal Hill.
At Cockenzie, the lit intl. John Wood, Efq. of Prince's-ftreet,
Edinburh, to Milk Marlon Cadell, third daughter of John Cada,
Efq. cf Cockenzie.
Thomas Dawfon, Efq. of Old Town, county of Kildare, to Mifs
Andrews, daughter of Wm. Andrews, Efq. of Caftle-flrert,Dubtio
In Dantinick-meet, Dublin, John Daly, Efq. tote of Madras, to
Mils R. S. Veatch youogeft daughter of Thomas Feates, Efq. of
Conßantyne, scanty
At Alltbrook. county Dublin, James Rearney.F.fq. of Dominick-
Facet, to Milk Neville, daughter of Brent Neville, Efq.
In Cork, George Charlton, Efq. fon of John Charltoo, Efq. of
Nl'oodfide, in that county, to Mifs
In Cork, the Rev. F. Godwin, to Mils Anne Newfum, daughter
of Solomon M. Ncorfom,lifq.
London, England, 1803-07-16

HOUSE OF COMMONS.

Mr. Owen, from the Podia Hook, prdented an Account of tie
Capital Stock of the Raft India Company, which was ordered.
General Gaston,' laid on the Table a Petition from the Pei-
loners confined for debt in the Gaol of Liverpool.
A Maine front the Lords intimated their affent to the Medal
Taw Collmtion Bill, the WM Revenue Bill, and fume Private
Bilis.

The Bead anal BM wMeommitted, and ordered to be re-
ported to-morrow.
The Poor Return Bill, and the Grenada Poor BiU were read a
third time, and paired-
The Thames Police Bill was reported, and ordered to be read a
third time rmorrow.

11e—Cfbelt of Chatham Bill was committed, reported, and or-
dered for fart►ei• confidential on 'faillity.
The City of London Q...Unta Bill wu committed, and ordered to
be reported to-morrow
Lord Car poßponed the India Budget from Monday
ant to Monday fennight.
London, England, 1803-07-16

Wail' INDIA MIRCIIANTS.

Mr. BARIUM, in bringing up a Petition front the Weft India
Planters, agahlft the duties on Sugar, obicreed, that he had given
notice of a motion on that fuedt for this day. bat as the Haute
doubtleb willed to proceed to the Modica of the Property Bill,
he would delay his motion until another day.
The COUNCILLOR of the EacutQoga was not aware that the
Hon. Gentleman ►ad given his notice for this day; hut be trolled
that the call of public huanefs would Induce him to poftpone it.
Mr. BNINANI then laid the Petition on the table, and gave ea
tint, that be would bring forward Ids modem on Tuelday next.
London, England, 1803-07-16

THE LATE WAR.

This day was pabliihed. in Two large Volumes, Ito.
Illultrated with Maps, Price Three Guineas and a MU in boards
A HISTORY of the LATE WAR, from its
Commencement in mil, until the Peace between Great
Britain and Prance in dos.

To which ispreixet; a Review of the Cadet, and early
Provefa of the French Revolution.
By ALEXANDER STEPHENS.
Of the Honourable Society of the Middle Temple, Efi.
Priated for RICMAR• PUILLIN, No. 71, St. Paul's Church-yard.

This thy was publfthed, ad Edition, price as. fewed,
T`IIE TRIAL of Capt. ROGER BROGRAVE,
1. of the ad or Q2cen's Regiment of Dragoon Guards, by
General Court Martial, upon Charges of Embezzlement of Money
and Provifions, and of making folk Returns, preferred agalnit him
by his Qtarier-Malter Samuel Wilton. Alfo the pmious Trial of
Garter-Matter SA MUEL V/ ILTON, by Diftria Court Martial,
upon a Charge of Difobedience of Orders and Infoknee, at the ia-
Ranee of Captain Brograve.
Taken down by C. H. WALKER.
London : Printed for Thomas Hurft, No. 31, and Wm. Baynes
N 0.34, Paternotter.row.
London, England, 1803-07-16

cafe the eßimation of the pewits by, the rent Would
be very unfair. The Bill,propored very jualy, that
the tenant in Sc-tland timid pay fizpenee in the
pound, Lecaufe there being Jul floors rates or tythes
in that country, the landlord receives a higher
rent than in England. As it was prefumed by the
Bill that the Englilh tenant's profits are equal to
3.4ths of his rent, fo it was fuppored that the Scotch
tenant's profits were equal to one half of his rent.-1
The principle of the eßimation, however, ought to
be declared, that it might not appear there was a
boon given to Scotland where none was intended.—
A better criterion of the profits of the farmer ought
alfo to be adopted, and he believed that would be
found in the aggregate of the rent, tythes, and poor
rates.

The Arroastar-Gsataat. thought this rather too
complicated.
This produced a defultory dircurGon, which conti-
nued nearly two hours.
After feveral Members had fpoken on the quellion,
Mr. PITT again infilled, that the amendment pro.
poled by him was neceflary, and he (aid, that if Mi.
sifters were hoftile to the plans propofed by him, they
would let themfelves again( the heft mode of railing
the fupplies for the arduous conteft in which we were
engaged. The only effea that could arife from his
iprefem propofition, would be to encreafe the amount
of the duty.
The CHANCILUIIt of the Excision raid, the
node propofed in the Bill was that by which it could
be mofi eafily carried into effect.
After a long converfation, the chafe was agreed
to as it flood in the Bill, without any alteration.
Mr. Psusrsa exprdred a with that fome exemption
iniight be made in favour of thofe tenants who had
gamed advantages by making improvements; or thofe
who bad raifed the value of their own lands by ex-
pending money in improving it.
The Arrotmar-Gsastas anfwered, that loch
would be e to the principle of the Bill ; and
that the Itott.iralrLmlxtr might as well propore the
fame ezeinption for all income derived from indultry.
A long cooverfation afterwards took place, with
regard to the mode in which the Poor Rates were to
be eftimatell; but no amendment was adopted.
The Chairman at length reported provers, and the,
Committee obtained leave to fit again to-morrow.
at One eclock the Hoofe adjourned to this day.
London, England, 1803-07-16

VMS rs To civr.
THAT I, THOMAS BURNELL, the Tenger,
formerly of Park-place, Kennington, in the county of Surreys
afterwards of Greeuvrich, in the county of Kent, and now of No. 1,
Vauxhall Walk ,in the faid county of Surrey, Gi;nt having entered
into articles of reparation by content, with LETITIA SARAH
BURNELL, my Wife, (formerly I.CTLTIA SAS/ill DIGHTON),
agreeing to allow her a levitate maintenance, do hereby give no-
tice, that I will not be liable for any articles found or provided for
her ufe, or any debt contraded by her after the date pf this notice,
dated the 16th day of July, 1803.
THOS. BURNELI., jun.
Witnefs THOS.MORTIBUR, N 0.3, Brick-court, Temple.
London, England, 1803-05-12

EAST INIDA SHIPPING.

Yeftentay a Court of Directors of the Balt India Company
was held at the India Houle, when Captain Andrew Grieve,
of the Priocefs Mary, attended and took his final leave of the
Court. previous to his receiving hit d frt:hes for the G erten:
latent General of BengaL
Yefterday Mr. David Rob, the Purfer of the Honourable
Eaft India Company's fhip the Woodford, Capt. fames Martin,
attended at the India Houfe, and received his dud difpacches
far the gum Cargoes at Canton, with which he immediately
proceeded to Deal, to join the (aid !hip.
We are concerned to hear from Bombay, that the Straits of
Aryan sod Syneapere were Infefted by a number of piratical
prows, which had attacked a fnow of the Carrimon Elands,
belonging to Syr& from Palembang, bound to Malacca, had
bred into, and funk her from revere of their bett basin. Itreek
her between wind and water. Tice crew of th II ow en dc to
their host, and arrived at M heat in kitty. We are lorry to
add, that the (now had a cargo on beard, to the amount of
40,000 dolbra, confifting of du and 'upper About Ito lar.e
prows, with valuable cargoes, from Java, bound to nilacca,
were at Aldo, blockaded by the pirates.
We hear Irons Trincomalee, that hie Mafefty's bap Ana-
-1 boyna and Mon gook had arrived there CM the 22d NOTCIU.S. r.
His 114‘lefty's @Up the Arrogant, of 74 guns, had nearly peridc-
ed in a violent typhon in the China Seas, by which ihe was
totally diftnafted, but made her way to a port in China, where
Be refitted. On the 27th of Dasher, the Arrogant arrived at
Bombay.
By the Weft India Mail, which arrived on Tneklay, Govern-
met have received advice f the total lots of the Confolante,
a new French frigate of 44 guns, which foundered eff the little
Illand of Margarita.
The Blenheim, of qg gums, !truck on a rock of Barbadoes,
but was get off without damage.
London, England, 1803-05-12

NEW APPOINTMENTS.

Captain Manley is appointed to the command of the Spartiate
Lieutenants—Brainier to the Steady gun-brig, W. Carr to
the Eclair fehooner, J. Jame. to the Matilda hofpital-lh:p
Mowbray and Lumky to the Seahorfe, W. Smith to the Driver,
R. Smith to the Impctucuz, Whimper to the Sulphur bomb
Liddic to the Hecla bomb, Beaumont to the Vlicter, Down
to the Penguin [loop.
Mr. J. H Coins: is appointed Purfer of the D:e..la'us.
Mr. Speechly, Purfer of the Hawke, is removal to the Dart
Mr. Koe, Purfer of the Dart, is removed to the St-abode.

Mr. Reeve, Puller of the Seaborfe,ia removed to the Dictator,

FROM LLOYD'. LIST.

DEAL MAE i I.—Arrived and failed for the River, the Mai.
gum, MILNE, from Georgia. and the Thames, Law's, front
Waterford.—Arrived the STAG Revenue cutter, front Admiral
Tnoattsoaouotes fleet.—Wind E.

GRATZ/AND, MAT it. --Paffccl by the Nancy, LIITLAT,
from Norway; and the Launtfman, Matz, from Winder.—
Sailed the Eliza, Btt.L, fir Nan!:; Nelfon, MITT A for
Harnburgb ; Golden Grove, DV/ERAS, for FAG:tore ; Twe Ge.
benders, —, for Antwerp; Jorge Adriana, SOUTt. for
°Rend ; Goode Werwagting, DATES; and Jame Elizabeth,
VILILAND, for Rotterdam.
Marna—ln the Creek, Speedwell, Coleman, from Zaat,
and Cyrene, Boxer, from Mopdore. Off lover, Navigation,
Raton, from Smyrna; Gibraltar, Craig, from the Coat of
Spain ; Beat, Betts, front Cephalonia, and Liberty. Stan y, front
Oporto. At Clyde. lknfon, Poillethwaite, from London. At
Belfaft, FAIN. Smith, from London. At Antwerp. Ravina,
Potter, from New York. At Bourdeaux, Anna. Smith, front
Virginia. At Naples, Choice, Lumley, from Liverpool. At
Jamaica, Clyde, Halkew, and Tiger, Hayes, front LiverpooL
At Africa, Minerva, Cooley, from London, axed Minerva, Sal
Sck, from liriltoL
London, England, 1803-07-18

NETHERLANDS.

BRUSSIL49 JULY 7.—The Department of the Drie
will build nine fhips to be employed in the invafion
of England. The greateft alivity prev.iils along the
whole coall of Belgium, in making preparations for
this expedition.
The number of troops which are dallied for the
landing in England is now eflimated at z00,c00.....
Immediately after harveft, camps will be formed at
Cherbourg of 60,000 men; at St. Omen, of fo,000:
at Compiegne, of 50,000; and in the Batavtan Re-
public of eo.ooes. The great flotillas will be &flint-
bled a, Dunkirk, Boulogne, and Calais. We are af-
fured the Filer CoNsvi. will command the expedi-
tion in perfon ; and the Minifler at War, General
BUTHIER, will undertake the direaion of the Staff.
The attack, for which a great quantity of artillery is
already prepared, will be made from every fide at once.
London, England, 1803-07-18

ITALr.

Mmaw, Jima so.—According to the latetl ac-
ceunts from the Eccleilarlical State, the Fiend' and
Italian troops are in full march for the Neapolitan
ttmto►y. The head quarters of the French divi.
ion will be at Taranto, and thole of the Italian at

They write front Genoa, that a fquadron of five
dips of the line and fix frigates, had failed from
Melon, and efcaped a ftrong En"lilh fleet. The
Germ& Wows of the line are on their march for
Romagnn.
Navies, June 15.—On the 7th the following
ordinance was publifbed here:—" In confequence of
the war which has been declared between the French
Rtpublic and the King of England,his Sicilian Ma.
jelly hiving refolved to maintain the ftrietell neutra-
lity between the two B iligerent Powers, hereby
finely prohibits all his f bj as from accepting com-
miffions, or entelior o service of either.
(Signtd) FRANCtSCn SER AT tt."
Just 25. the .rent h Italian Army his been
received in the Neapolitan territory, which it has en-
tered, and r the command of General Sr. Cr*. with
every demonftratien of tiiendllip, and in &id con.
fo mity to the conditions of the Treaty concluded
between tLe French and tl•e King of Naples before
the French army evacuated Naples. The army i 5
extending itfelf along all the coins, and occupies
them, together with the harbours.
Fulasecs, Jose ao.—Onr criafls, and their liar.
boars, efpecially Leghorn. are occupied by nume-
rous corps of French troops. A demand, it is faits,
has been made of our Government by the French of
nee miCinn of Florentine lire. 3c.h.70 men, and the ne-
celftry arms and ammunition fbr them. As our city
is unable to rain! fo great a fum, the Senator &mobil
has been deputed to watt on -lateral Mural', to pre-
vail on him not to inn no it. . .

An EnglA fqsadron, with land troops, has arrived
at Naples; its objea is fuppored to be w tak•
flea nt the lands Psecida, Capri, mid Ifeliia. The
prrilos In Tort Sr. Elmo has been reinforced.
London, England, 1803-07-18

TURKET.

CONIT4IIII/60PLE, 4UNE /o.—The Porte is in the
greaten e..infternation in confcquence of the taking of
Cairo by the mutinous Arnauts.—(for it is Cairo, and
not Alexandria that has been furprifed and taken by
the Rebels). The brother of-Saln ALT has been ap-
pointed Pacha of Cairo, and will immediately fail
with the fleet of the Capitals Pacha. The Pacha of
Bagdad has defeated a party of the Arab rebels, and
Cent home twelve heads of their leaders. They are.
however, far from being extirpated; they continue
daily to increafe, and fi:ars are entertained even for
Bagdad itfelf.
Joel 12.—The Porte has received difpatelses from
the Pacha of Damafcus, importing, that he bad with
a !Mall corps which acorted a large caravan, entire-
ly defeated and difperfed the troops of the Rebel As-
not. WacwAß, and that the cities of Mecca and Me-
dina were reftored to liberty-
London, England, 1803-07-27

LAST WEEK our TWO.

THE Public are refpeefully ine,rrned, that the
PANORAMA of EDINBURGH, LEITH, SHIPPING
in LEI cH ROAD, now eshibituig at Mr. Miley's, Greet
Room, Spring Gardens, will pofitively data poet time. Opm
from nine In the morning till M.—Admittance One Shilling.
N.B. A Halt Share, o- the whole oldie Painting to be foid.
London, England, 1803-07-27

HOOP' OF COMMONS.

The Volunteer Corps Bill was rcad a third time, acrd pared.
Mr. VANSITIAIT brought up a Report for remain a Supply
to his Maiefly of two midions fir defraylog the erigencies of the
State. Alfo the Bill for fronting the fain of 6opooL to the Houle
of Orange, and an Annuity of 16.0001.

,
Th.. Houle wen. into a Committee of Ways anal Means, for
granting to his Majelty the feveral tuna required for Applying the
exigencies of the state; 1.500,n0c1. to be r.i.Ad on Loans and
Exchequer Bilk ; a,ccootaol. In be raifed on Loans and Exche-
quer &lb; and 2,500,0001. out of the Confolidated Fund.

•
Mr. ALEXANDIII brought up a Report of the Bill for encou-
raging the Riffidence of Contra : which was read a recend time,
and was ordered to be taken b, to further conftd nation on Tliurfday.
The At rot mat Cr NERAL moved for leave ao bring in a Mill
to repeal a former Mt relating to Aliens, and to enable ha Ma-
Ity's Government to provide more effedually fur the fecuri y of
the Country, by regulating the arrival of Aliens amid thalr
deuce is the kii.gdotn.

1 he AT TOR:ill' G moved for lean to bring Ina BM
for amending an AR paired in the 7th of Geo. I. relative to the
Pikes ot Limier, Deal, and Ilk of Them.
The Arrow t (law rms. ed the Order of the Day for
the thirst reading Mae Joiners Bill, which, after a long difeidSon
on fercral chafe., Toad the Houk.
Mr. Li TA Nox a prefented the Report of the Committee =the
Espirirg Law. kraal 101*Juni:en were agreed to, and
Bill. preen d accordingly.
11w Report of the salt India Shipping BIN eras pedaled, and
ordered to be taken into further cemilderation tmettorrotr.
Ihe h 4 Naives' Bill. the bids Militia Families' Bill, the Prize
Goods' Bill. and Courtilltimigillilffteeiti 11111 a mum ievendipemil
a third time and paired.
The Scotch Army of Referee Atnendment DUI was read a re-
cant time. sad ordered to be committed tomorrow.
A Melrage from the Loris informed the Houk, that thdr
Leedihnia had agreed to the following Bills to-The Bill foe railing
in the City of London • certain number of own for the fectarity of
the realm; the Bill for eitabbibing a Free Market in the City of
London for the Pale of Coab; the Ad far aineodisse the Lowe re-
tain; to Spiritual Petiom; the Glefgew Theatre AR; the Ad
foe enabling Ida Majeßy to provide more elleslually teethe feetuiry
of the Realm, and the ezercire of his jail and lawihi Bre
for calling forth the Refound of the Cannery. be Lards'
Amendments to the lail Bill were read sad speed to.
The ctiaIICILLAR of the Excarrkpat mowed that'
the amendments made by their Lotdthips in the De.
fence till be teen into confideratinn.
The' fiat Clack read. goes to exempt thole per-
' fon. from Volunteer Service. la hole ate or children
place them in the fourth elah of the Bal.
The next Cloak is to this circa—that no prrfnn
who f in 4 Volunteer Corps accepted by hit Ma.
jelly. will be liable to (main in the Regular Army
or Militia. Son 4; trilling asseadiments were Ara read
whida'are not truth public attire.
London, England, 1803-07-27

Mau
r.l

The Appointment of Breen Major Ralph 11th, be be Major
in the 30th Regiment of Fuot, as Rated in toe Gazette oldie lyth
instant, has not taken place.
Commit:lions in the York Militia, figned by the Lord
Lieutenant—tit Weft York -Regiment.
To be Captains—s Samuel Croft, Et q. Dated jay J, 1803.
Charles Clough, Efq. Dated July 6,1803.
To he Licuteaants.—Enfign William Brooke. Datedlitly maks.
En6gn Thomas lbbotfuo. Dated July 11,1803.
Enfign James Wiefield. Dated July 13,1803.
Enfign George O'Connor. Dated July 14,1803.
Eniig. n Jului Cals. Dated July 13,1803.
William Thatcher, Gent. Dated July 16,1803.
Hon. Richard Mullen& Dated July 17,1803.
Michael Nickles), Gent. Dated July 18.1803.
Berrie Markland, Gent. Dated my 19,1103.
Renege Foljambe, Gent. Dated my ao, 403.
T. be Enfign—Thomu James sckford, Gent. Joly 13,1803.
2d Weft York Regiment.
" Edward Yarburgb, Eta. Dated July

To be

William Willis. Efq. Dated July 20, 1803.
3d Weft York Regiment.
-George Stinton, Efq. Dated July 1,1803.
John Deviar, Efq. Dated July 6, 1803.
To be Lieutimantr—Thomas Wrightfon, Gent. July tts tBo3.
John Learning Firth, Gent. Dated July 14,1893.
l'o he Enfigna—Tyres Redhead, Gem. Dated July 11,1803.
William 1-ludtio, Gent. Dated my t 2,1803.
Ward Hudfon, Gent. Dated July 13,1803.
Charles Woodcock, Gent. Dated July t4,18M3.
Commidions in the L4iiark Regiment of North Bri
till Militia, figned by the Lord Lieutenant.
James 111. Nair, Gent. to be Lk-utenent,vice wake, appointed in
the Reruhr.. Dated July 18, 1803.
Hu6b Wallace. Gait to lac Wyo. Dated as above.

To be
London, England, 1803-03-17

HOUSE OF COMMONS.

The Sse.tert took the Chair at half RR three, and tome
private Mariners having becn rode through,
Mr. K. l'onct.t., Chairman of the Chippenhana EleCtion
Collimator, reperttd to the Houk that the Committee had not
proet eded to !latrine(' this day, on account of the abrenee of one
atheir Mcmlwr., (Mr. Grofvenor).—Ordcred that Mr. Graf-
vcnor do attend in hia place to-morrow.

Menenger brought froni the Lords the Port Office Bill,
parkd by their Lordthips with tonic amendment, to which
they prayed the concurrence of this Houle. _ . _

'i he ATTOINEY GENERAL, rurfuant to his notice yeller-
day, moved for leas,- to bring in a Bill, to introduce Come new
regulations in the Office of the mteveyor General of his Majef-
ty's Woods and Foreits —l.e.tve was given.
_ . .

Th. Dublin Royal Canal bill was read a Iceond tlme.-ot-
dered to be committed.

Sir MATT HEW RIDLEY moved the Order of tht Day for
calling John Hall, guilty of prevarication and perjury in evi-
dence, before the Great Grimiby Committee, to tue Bar of the
Hr oat brought to the B4r accordingly, and on the
motion of Sir Matthew Ridley, after being reprimanded by
the Speaker, ordered to be diftharged on paying the fees.
London, England, 1803-03-17

This day was pnfitiibed,
Elqtantly printed in Gaavn, and illuitrated with a Mop and
kwenty Views, engraved from Dra‘ings by the Author,
Price 11. go in ioaralt, or on inferior Paper, with the Map,
and a View of Tinttin Abbey. Price yr. In Boards.
ATOUR thrnnghout SOUTH \VALES and
MONMOUTHSHIRE; comprehending a general Sur-
vey of the Pidurefigue Scenery, Remains of Antiquity. Mao-
Heal Events, peculiar Manners, and Commercial bit =dons, of
that iateretliag Portion of the Britill Empire.
By J. T. BARBER, F. A. A.
Printed far T. Cade!' and W. Davis, Sena&
London, England, 1803-03-17

ISLE U r WIGi-rr.

By Order of the Hen. CommiTionn ; f Hi% biakfty's Curium',
FOR. RALF. BY AUCTION,
At the Ctiftvm-Houfe, in EaR Cowel, no Wednefday the 13d
of March, 1803, at eleven o‘ imic in the room/in,
T'dAE FOLLOIVING GOODS, which have
been felled and legally condemned, and may he viewed
and tailed on application at his Majeftes Warchoufe, twu da)a
before the tale,
GENEVA—pan Colima, for orivate tife.
All.. for Exportation. for the Benefit of the Saloon,
BRANDY—too Gallen'.
FRENCH RED WINE—t 3 Hogiheads.
The fence having been found floating on the High Sean

RUNT.
tREEHOLD ESTATES.—CHATHAM, KENT.
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION—By Mr. ROB. BURR,
On Thurfday. the tIR day of March, tEo3, at the Sun Inn,
Chatham, at Twelve o'cl ck at noon, A
LL that fabitantial Brick Mctfuage, fronting
•L • 1 Chatham High-Brett, nearly oppefite the Market-place,
now in the occupation of WillGam 'frost, with the Yard and
Appnrictirtfres, and one Tenement behind the fame; and all
th.,fc two fuhrtin ial Brick Menages, with the Stables, Barn
Lodges, and v..ry extenlive YaM, now In the occupation of
Fullagar, 'Town Carter: and alio all that piece of
Garden Oround, in oecapat ion of Alr.Thomaa Colchener.
—All which Prowifes lie behind-the flea mentioned Brick Mel-
Image. Gontiog.Chatham High-Bret, and adjoin thereto, and
contain front front to rear about 2t7 feet, and in breadth in the
rear about [it feet, and arc now let to Tempts liable to quit
at a quarter's notice, at the v-.ry improveable R mts altorther
0(211. tqq. and have lately been repaired, and are very advan •
tageoutly iituate in the very belt part of the Town of Chatham ;
and on thin is a remarkably plentiful mid Fecal Spring ..r %V•I
tcr, at a (mall distance fro the Surface; and the Prentifes are
urkiently ettenfire for carrying no any Ma.autattory, and tie
at a (mail diftanee frnm and miry cirriage to the River Med•
way, and will be Oxo' on application to Mr. Robert Welb,
Clover.' Ch.thain.—For further partiethre enquire of
Mein...TV/opt/Iy, Rucheder; and of Mr. Robert Burr, Auc-
tioneer, Chatham.
London, England, 1803-01-25

LIMERTCR, JAN.

On Itlord.ty lail, tl e GLneral Qtiarter Setrions
tor thi, city, mum rnced hetnre GEORG' SMYTH,
Elq. ItLcuicier, when a new Grand Jury was

The principal Gentlemen and Farmers, having
at length leen the neceffity of uniting to repel the
finguina: y dclperadocs who have fu long difgraced
the county of Limerick, will, we troll, prevent our
having to infert farther catalogues of barbarities.
Many authentic accounts are in our polfdlion, of
tire arms having been forcibly taken out of houfes
on the night of the 6th inflant ; we have alfo the
copy of a treafonable manifefto, which was diftri-
bitted throughout the county on laid night. Every
effort to circa a general riling having, however,
been fruflrated by an all gracious PROVIDENCE,
it becomes the duty of every man clifpofed to pro-
teal his property, and to fupport the prefent happy
Conllittuion, to join in putting down the diflurlsers
of a county, fo peculiarly favoured to make a King
or a Peafant happy .
This morning, Major General Monitisom re'
ceived an exprefs, and immediately fet out for

Same moming the Rev. JOHN BENNET corn.
mitted to the county gaol, John fliffernan,
charged with being of the party who attacked Col.
Bourchier's hoofe ; alfo John London, faid to be
implicated in the fame outrage. '
London, England, 1803-01-25

PLYMOUTH, JANUARY s 3.

Yefterday a Boatfwain of one of the (hips in
ordinary fell down the main hatchway, and was
Billed on the (pot. The lisi.i.eisi.s, 84 guns, Capt.
WHlTlly,ftiU remains on the lower moonngs, ready
for a ftart when the wind is fair. The weather
has changed from boifterous gales at S. W. to fine
(oft fpring weather, and the country is now quite
opea, the bud in great forwardnefs.
The feamen brought round from Liverpool for
the (hips at this port fitting for fea, are principally
fent on board the Bst.isisir' of 84 guns, Captain
WHITBY, and CULLOM!, 0f74 guns, Captain H.
Lass.
London, England, 1803-01-25

NAUTALIL nvriLLlGaNcs.

MAILS THIS DAY..—WIND N. I.
♦IUITID.
o French
I Dutch
i Dublin,
✓ Waterford

o liamburgh
Leeward Iflands

DUB.

This Morning arrived a Mail hots the Leeward Mande,
brought to Falmouth by the Lady Hobart Packet to sg days.

PORTSMOUTH. JANUARY 14.

Arrived the Trimmer, ilisitityr, from Liver-
pool ; and remains with the Tarns and LIDA
frigates.

HARWICH, JAN. ss.

About one o'clock this 'Amino arrived a Dutch Schur
from ridiculing, with the Harnburgh Mails of the rth, 71th,
and 14th loft. Mr. HAIIIARD same with them overland to
Holland, and failed from thence ride:day morning. Great
suandties eke WO remain at He!waders and Cuxhaven.
About the fame time failed the King George Packet, Captain
P. Deese, with the Mall and mangers for kielvoetduis; and
the Prince of Wales Packet, Captailieltn. with Infanta* and
the liamburgh Mail, which, kis ftepporod, he will be obliged
toren dim at lielligoland.
London, England, 1803-01-25

THI',ITRE ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN.

TOMORROW EVENING, JANUARY z 6,
will be prefented the New Comedy of
DELAYS AND BLUNDERS.
To which will he added the New Pantomime of
HARLEQUIN'S HABEAS.
With entirely New Male, Scenery, Machinery, Drell s, and
Decorations.—.l'he Mune, compored exprelily for this Pan-
tomime, by Mars. Moorehead, Davy, W. Ware, Ruffen,
and Reeve.—The Overture by Mr. Moorehead.
This Evening—Family Q4arrels; with Harlequin's Habev.
The Young Gentleman woo performed Othello, for the ie-
toed time, was honoured throughout with the loudeit applaufe
of a molt brilliant and er,uded audience—be will repeat the
Charadter in a few days.
On Thurfday, Family Quarrels.—On Friday, The Man of
the World.—On Saturday, Family Quarrels.
London, England, 1803-01-25

TO PARENTS AND GUARDIANS.
WANTED. as Apprentice to a Wholefale and
Retail Chensitt and Druggift In London, a Youth, of
refpoehableconnedtiona, who will be treated as one of the Fa-
mily.--A raoderate Premium ts expeeted.
Apply by letter (pee paid) addrefed W. C. tot, High Hol-
born.
London, England, 1803-01-25

ECCLESIAS PROMOTION.i.

The Rev. Unser I.ee is runnoted to the Demie:y of Kiln's-
duagh, Ireland, in the room of the late Rev. RobLrt GrEges.
On Saturday laft, the Rev. Michael Dome, A. M. and the
Rev. James Reed, A. M. Fellows of Eaettr Coil. ge, Oxford.
were admitted in full convocation to the Degree of Bachelor in
Divinity.

BIRTHS
--
On Thurfday laft, at Frorne, Sumerfetfhire, the Lady or Ma.
jor Campbell, of the King's Dragoon Guards, of a dsughter.
Ycilcrslay, Mei. Sled , widow of the unfortunate Gentleman
who was fo barbaraufly nurdcred ou Riunfluw Matti, of a fon.
On Saturday !aft, Lady William Ruffen, of a daughter.
Lately, Mrs. Grant of Kilgrafton, of a f .n.
On the t 7thinft. Mrs. Thos. Allan, Rirklilt on Mains, of arms.
At Newtoahall, Eaft Lothian, the t 3 ch MIL Mrs. liay New-
ton of Newton, of a fun.

On the a tit intl. the Lady of Win. Wood:ate, FIT of Tun-
bridge Cultic, Kent, of a thug:tter.
. .

On I.Vcdnefday lan., in N..;:t ingLam P:ace,tite Lady of Henry
Berea.. Efq. of a daughter.

Sunday, in Ormoud-street, the Lady of S. F. Lettfotu, Efq.
of a fon.

In Lecton-ftreet,Dublin, the Lady of P.D. Latouche,
of a daughter.

At N;voton-Perry, the Lady of Nieh. Mahan. Erg. of a tom
London, England, 1803-01-25

This day was publithed, Price Bs. bound,

FARRIERY IMPROVED;
Or, A COMPLETE TREATISE upon the ART of
FARRIERY. Wherein is fully explained the Nature, Struc-
ture, and Mechanic's% of that Noble and Ufeful Creature, a
HORSE; the Meares and Accidents be is fable to, and
Methods of Cure, delivered in as clear and intelligible a Man-
ner as the Subject will admit of; the Ufe ani Abufe of the
Science difcovered; whereby any Gentleman may be ablz
to judge, whether he is iinpofed upon or not by ignorant
Grooms, and other Pretenders to this Art. Together with
many Necelfary and Ufeful Obfervations and Remarks con-
cerning the Choice and Management of HORSES. Likewife,
An Account of Drugs and mit'd Medicines ufed in Farriery ;
with tome Remarks upon their genuineaefs and adulteration ;
and their kraal Prices fet down alphalwtically at the end of
the Work.

By HENRY BRACKEN, AEI. D.
Author of the Notes on Burdoo.

Lin 'on: Printed for W. J. and J.Richardfon,Royal Exchange;
Loogat,u and Rea, and R. Baldwin, Paternottemow ; and
Mcffrs. Vernor sod Hood, Poultry.
London, England, 1803-01-25

HABEAS COZPUS.

Mr. Gatitow moved for a writ of Haifa: Cor
put to be direfted to the Gaoler of die I& of
Ely, to bring up a perfon of the name of ----
Nicolls, to be bailel _ The LearnedCoonfel laid,

was fora rape.

He had alum:

dant evidence of that which would not ;citify him
if it Rood alone—that this Lady was of very eery
manners t that was abundantly proved by a variety
of affidavits. Betides the denial of the Defendant
on affidavit, of the Lady's refinance, he bad abun-
dance of evidence, not only that the did not refill
what took place, but that the laid a trap for the
purpore of doing the all, which today the called
a rape. He raid he had other evidence, that both
before and fine that time, the was lien with this
man in a fituation, too indelicate to be defcribed.
He had a certificate from the Magifirstes, awing,
that upon the evidence that was kid before them,
they thoold have thought it their duty to admit
him to bail, if they had conceived they had any
jurifdiaion to do it. He had revere] affidavits, that
this charge was made on account of a grudge the
had to Mcoll's brother, and had endeavoured to
bribe a perfon to burn his !wore.
The Court granted the writ, at the fame time
direaing that notice thould be given to the MagiC.
trates, the Profecutrix, and all concerned.—Writ
granted.
London, England, 1803-01-25

ASERIIILEN, JANUAItIr ip.

During the hard gale of Friday the 7th, the
Hope, of this place, Hoag mailer, laden with
coals from Sun&rland, was wrecked at Dunbeath.
....The mailer and crew painted, except one man,
who was with difilculty raved. Mr. Hoon has
left a widow and a numerous family to deplore
his lofs.
We mentioned formerly that a large 'eel,
ruppofed to be a Dutch or Danifh Indianian, was
wrecked at Cairnbuig. We are now polreffed of
the following authentic particulars :
The wreck confined of part of the bottom,
fides, mails, and rigging, and it is fuppofed the
weird truck about -Rattertbead, on the Sunday
night. Oa the wreck coming ,!bore, it was taken
charge of by the &dor on the Inverallochy
mate, and by the Admiral Subftitute in the
Caimers Store, and fecured in the belt manner
poilible for beboof of all concerned. Yet a great
pan of the lighten articles were plundered and
Veaway by the neighbouring Mennen.—
ldunices of the Peace, in the dittria, ordered
a reach of the honks of the Mermen furaed
dhaving carried of the wrecked articles.
And on the matter being Mentioned to Lord
Invest:ay and AULT. HARM Efq. of Broad-
land, by Bailie IKSLISAII at Frierflargh, they
moll bandfosnely volunteered their pedestal aU
tance in the (catch, and accordingly on Tlnerfday,
in the Seatown of Corfisellie, found no Isdb than a
tart load of wrecked articles. A recognition was
then taken, and John Cow and his fon who carried
of the articles, and a farmer is Lonmay, who had
received part of them, were committed. But the
father and the farmer having found bail, were li-
berated. and the fon was fent of to Aberdeen,
under the charge of a conllable.
In confequence of the fearch, a paper, fuppored
to be the regifter of the verel, was recovered, by
which, and the dreffes of two bodies. which had
come afhore, and other articles found among the
wreck. it appears Ike is Ruffian property, and
named Mapahema, and to have been in ballsinu
this paper had the Ruffian arms at the top. Mac
praife is due to the gentlemen who sifted as milieu
on this occafion, and to Captain Gieessris of the
Henry Dundas cutter, lying at Fraferlburgh, who
fent out a party of his men to eat in(scoring
the wreck and deteßing the offenders. The reginer
is now at Aberdeen, to be produced to any perfon
haying inures.
London, England, 1803-01-25

GER mimT.

HAMBEIRGH, JANUMLY 7 —Very refpeaable pri-
vate advices from Vienna, down to the 3dth ult.
contain the following interefting partieulars:—All
hopes which our Court entertained of a fuecefsful
iffue of the new negociatious lately opened at Pa-
ris, for the Indemnity of the Grand Duke of
Tuscany, have again vanifhed. Betides that,
our Court has received an official account of the
treatment of Count Sranazetssec, on his way
through Fiance to England.
It having come to the knowledge of the Impe-
rial Cabinet, that there now exit's a manufaaure
of falfe Vienna Bank Notes in the French territory,
an eftafette has been fent to Count Cossavzst., at
Paris, charging him to make the moft urgent re-
prefentations to the French Government to obtain
the arreft of the delinqoents.
JAN UALY 14.—1 t is reported here that an Alli-
ance, offenfive and defenfive, between Auftria and
Pruffia, has been propofed to the latter power, as
the only poffible means of preventing France and
Ruffia from dividing the abfulute domination of
Europe between them.
By authentic accounts from Berlin, of the t tth
intl. Prince Rimini has at laft determined to ac-
cept of the Grand Mafterfhip of the Order of
Malta, having been invited to do fo by a Brief of
the Por, and having had the fame respell made
to him by Tome great Powers. His Highnefi de-
fires, however, the compliance of France, with
certain conditions he thought proper to propofe,
previoally to his entering on the funaions of that
exalted dignity. Should he perfift in his refufal,
it is reported that the Order of Malta will be flip-
paled. The Teutonic Order will, it is faid, Share
As Lune fate—
London, England, 1803-01-25

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