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London, England, 1803-05-06

FROM THE PARIS PAPERS.

GH INT, APRIL s 7.—ln all the rural Communes
of this department, the Mayor and the Municipal,
Councils have taken meafures for prefenting to
the CHtsr Cossut. and his lady garlands of flow.
ers, offered to them by young men and girls uni.
formly clothed. The inhabitants of each Com-
mune, carrying their implements of hufbandry,
will efcort the carriage of the CH is r Cerise*. and
of Madame BON•P•RTE to the territory of the
neighbouring commune.
K•T11111011, APRIL I.—The three notes of the

mediating Munifiers found no oppoation in the fit-
ting of the deputation of the. Empire held yeller.
clay. M. de Cottotsoo, fub•delegate of Bohe. -
mia, has particularly declared, that he accedes
entirely to the propofals made by the mediating
powers only, that in regard to the toll of Edicts
he waits for farther inflruftions from his Court.—
The Minifter of Wirtemberg, M. de Notate's, not.
withßanding the obfervauons of the mediating
powers, infilled on the precedency which, as he
rays, belongs to his Serene Highnefs the Duke,
whom he reprefents i—but the Sub•Delegata of
Ile& Cadet immediately protelled againl•this pre-
tenfion. A great number of new claims have been
prefented to the Di&aturate of the Deputation, by
the Minillers of Bavaria, of the Order of Malta,
the Prince of Tour and Taxis, and other Princes
who have poffeffions in &labia, in regard to the
encroachments made by the Aultrian 13aillifs and
Public Funaionaries, and in particular, in regard
to the fcqueftration laid on all the property and re.
venues of the Princes and States in thofe diftrida
of Snabia which belong to the Houfe of Auftria.
The &ringed of thefe declarations is that made by
Count de Goatee, the PrulUan Miniller, in his
quality of Plenipotentiary of the Houle of Naffs*
Orange to the Diet. M. de GOIRTZ demands in
particular, and with much energy, the polTeffions
depending on the ci•devant Abbey of Weingarten
and its territory, and has reprefented, in the liveli.
eft colours, the proceedings of the Aullrian Bail.
tiffs employed in that trrntory. It is thought that
the Deputation will prefent fome remonamoces to
the Court of Vienna, tending to put an end to thefe
encroachments ; and if this meafure be not follow.
ed by the defired fatiafadion, the Mediating Mi.
slitters will interfere.

.....
oThey talk here again of propofals of the Court
f Vientra, tending to increafe the Eleaoral Col-
lege, by introducing int* it fome Catholic States,
and particularly the Grand Mailer of the Teutonic
Order, with a view to re•efablifh parity of reli.
gion. This Court requires all., that the new
Eleaors fball pay to the Chancery of the State,
fitting at Vienna, confiderable dnties for obtaining
the Letters Patent by %sloth their dignity is coo.
(erred. Three new Protetlant Eleaors refufe to
adhere to this demand, and have addretted them.
(elves on this fubjea, to the Mediating Minillem.
In the conrfe of the month of May a Komi. of
co,oGo Anariait troops will be formed in Carieshia.
London, England, 1803-05-06

TN KIIIG O• WOOD.

This cafe was tried before Mr. Baron HOTHAM
at the I.& Mixes for Kent. The Defendant was
convieted of the fame offence as the two Taft Fri.
(osiers. _ _ _ . -

The Court ordered and adjudged, that he fhould
be committed to the common gaol of the county
of Maid(lone fur three calendar months, and then
be difcharged.
London, England, 1803-09-05

WANTED TO puncansr.,

T'H'E PERPETUAL ADVOWSON of a RTE•
1 TORY of the Annual Value of scot. or upwards, Mune in
any part of England South of Trent. It tauft b.: in every refpeet
eligibly dreumllanced ; and the age of the prefent incumbent will
be of no coon 'crania', except u it is to be eithnated in the value
of the purchafe. The Money is ready to he immediately 'Advanced,
and Prepofals [rasa:nine:4 to P.f Ifne. Murrells, Sacitors, Oxford,
d fcribing every partie.slar, will be attended to.
Principals al we are dearul to apply.

rir`O be LET furnilhed, 6t for the immediate Re-
cerion of a Geeneel Faintly, BELMOUNT H .11./SE, near
Hawk &cad. loncalkire, with betwixt 30 and ao Acres of Arable.
Meadow, and Name Land.
Bdamunt is Moue in the beautiful wale of Hawkefhead, cow-
Matta ICW of the Lake, Town, and Church, from which it is
diftart about a min; it t$ within three Miles of Windermere
Lahr, and in a Country that excels in natural b arty.
Applieati,ms (Pnlt paid) to be made to Charley B Whitehead,
Eftyßeltuonnt, -Krndal; the Rev. Reg. Brathwaite, tiariefluad;
or Mr. Jorrph Chriltian, No. to, Strand, London.

TO BE LET.
AREADY FURNISHED HOUSE, conferine
of a Dinlntroom, Breakfaft-room, Study, and a ;
Kitchen. Servants Hall, and excellent Offices of all kinds
ground Boor ; Drawing-room on the fiat. floor; liven bell Bed-
Chambers, and three lance Garrets; vaulted Wine Cellar, anti
I rge Beer Cellar.; good Stables; two Ceach-lsoufes, Barn, •en.!
other Out-hoofs; large Walled Gardens, Hot-boufe, and Green
limule, well flocked with Plants•' cite live Mature Watkv, and
tight or ten Acres if Land to be Jett with the bottle, which may
be entered upon immediately.—the whole in puled rel-air, an.l
to be kept fo by the Leffor.
The abime Prentice are fleeted in a well wooded part of Wilts,
en the borders of Hants, within twine of the Turnpike Emil f om
Sagami', to Southampton, commanding rich and estenfivn pre-
peds; the/whole to be lett on very reafonable term..
For farther particulars apply, if by letter poll-paid; to Mr. Win
Cooper, Attorney at Law, Saiiibury.
London, England, 1803-09-05

GRAND WESTERN CANAL.

Cullompton, Aug. so, 1803.
AT a Meeting of the Selea Committee, this day
held, the following Orders and Refolutions were agreed on,

Sir JOHN KENNAWAY. Bart. In the Chair.

Sir George Tony having reported to this Meeting the refuir o'
the proceedinp of the Medi- g, at Brkigewater, on the 16th MR
porfrant to the Advertilanent ordered at the laft Meeting.
gefulved. That It appearing to this Meeting, that the extending
*lie Grand Weßem Canal from Taunton to Bridgewater, as part
e the General Concern, received the decided approbation of the
c amity of Somerret at that Meeting, it*, advifahle to proceed to
r eke the laid Cut as part of the General Undertaking of the
• 4.-and Weftern, Canal Company.
• Rerolved, That it is the opinion of this Meeting, that purfuott
to the chute, page 6p, of the A rft for making the Grand Wcitern
Canal, the Company have • power to apply to Parliament for this
purport, with the content of two-thirds of the Proprietary.
Refolved, That a ?sleeting be held, to take the fade of tLe Pro-
prietary, on the fuNcel of applying to Parliament accordingly;
and all. of • anti g . Subruviption fur the purport of completing the
Grand Weßern Cana. Melo ling the fa'd eatenflon, the laid Meet-
' in; to he held at the Half Moon Inn, in Cullompton,on Monday,
the dick day of Sipternher next; at a t o'clock in the forenoon.
Refolved, That t bda itefolutiono be primed in the fame manner
as the iterolutions of the lift Meeting:
flefgved, That the Thanks o' this Meeting be given to Sir
Centge Irony, for the trouble he has taken la attending the: Meet-
14g at Bridgewater.
kefolved alto, That the Thanks ads!, Meeting be given to Sir
John Kennarray, for his condat in the Chair.
HENRY BRUTTON. Secretary.

N. B. It is hoped. that as the above buGoeb is of great imPor.
taacc, the Proprietors at large will be pleated to attend by than.
Elvo. or Prozies.

Mr. COLMAN's PATRIOTIC ADDRESS.
Mir day was price One Pamir, or Nhacpeneeper cloaca,.
for gcncral dlftributiou,
TZPILOGUE to the New Play of the MAID of
BRlSTOL—Written by GEORGE COLMAN the Younger,
lie. Eking mu Addicts to the Patriotifm of the Engfilli.
Printed for J. Dcbrett, oppofitt Burlington Houk, Piccadilly.
Of whom may be bad,
The PARLIAMENTA REGISTER of the laR Salon,
ril:sted, with the Notts of *r LY
end Members. No. ato az, price
as. each
London, England, 1803-09-05

FCCIESIASTICAL PROMOTION.

I-115 Royal Hi;;tincfa the Duke of Cambridge hm been pleated
to appoint the Rcv. John Bort!, A. M. of Athford, in Kent. and
Ft llow of Corpus Chrilli College, Oxford, to be one of his Royal
e.oniclli: Chaplains.
London, England, 1803-09-05

6011.1 HAMPTON.

bur town, like other watering-places, has been
lith frequented by fafhionables this year than here-
tofore, awing to the necelfity of the Nobility being
prefent on the;, refpeetive elates. Among the
vifi-
Wits we have the following :
Dechifs of Bolton, hl. Excellency the Count Woronzo, Earl
ind lady Effez, Earl and Lady Dorchefter, Earl Wycombe, Sir
O. and L. dy Japps, Hon. Dudley Ward, Sir C. and Lady Stich,
Sir W. Wolfe', Hon. Ms Men, Lady de Clifford, Sir C. Gre-
line, Lady Gases. Mr. spencer Smith. Mr. Charrington and
Mr. Lee, Colonel More. 16th L. D., Colonel Hopkins,
Mr. and Mrs. warner, Cot Le Merchant, Mr. and Mrs.
Hams, Meitig Morgan, Capt. and Mrs. Murray, Captain King
Mr. and Mrs. Abbot. Mr. Carrington, Mr. Jekyll. &c.
Saar, HOLLAND, and Cot.iiws, 11111 rank among
bur theatricals. The New Theatre is nearly finifhecl,
and will be opened about the tath inftant. For ele-
gance, toile, and accommodation, it will be un-
equalled by any theatre out of the metropolis.
Our Volunteer Syftem was going on with fpirit
and emulation, when the military ardour of the Vo-
hinteers was abated. from the import of Lord Ho.
inar's letter to the Lord Lieutenant, fignifying that
Government will accept but of a limited number.—
At fuch a crifis as the prefab), to reptefs the general
fpirit of arming, it not conial to the noble feelings
Of Voliinteers, and perhaps may be incompatible
with the intereits of the nation. In our town. five
times the number of the demanded quota were en-
tailed, and were ready to leave their homes on the
thv.ifion of an enemy. The fubfiription from the
opulent inhabitants to clothe the Volunteers is ex•
tteinely liberal, and will be found flifficient to place
the corps upon a refpeaable eftablifhment : but while
We admire the liberality of the greater number, we
Insift report with indignation the beekwardnefs of
Some individual.. from whole fituations in life we
*night expect aaiflance to a great degree. It would
he invidious to point thetn out—but if pride or par-
fimony be the caufe, we will affert that that man
who will not advance, at this juncture, the progrefs,
of Conftitutional meafures to the defence of his
Country. by large facrifices of his fortune ; or
Will fuller the low whifperings of pride to yield to the
More imperious call of ferving his Kum and Coun-
try; ir not the true patriot.
London, England, 1803-09-05

ISLE OF SHEPPY, KENT, JULY ES, den.

MONEY.—Wantedl to borrow the Sunk of 40001.
on Annuities or Mortgage.
The Commilloners appointed by virtue Man Aft paled in the
41ft year of the reign of His prefent MaJefty King George the
Third, for building a Pier at attracts in the tie of Slieppy, and
paving, At. Blue Town and Mile Town therein, do hereby give
notice, that they are &Arms of negotiating (or a Loan of the Sum
of 40001 which wl3 be accepted either in large or fmall Sums (not
dell than tool ), and for which Annuities wit be granted upon two
Lives of advanced Ages, with benefit of Survivoretip after the rat •
of eL and col. per Cect.'prr Anuam, or M.- tgages bearing an la-
tette. of 51. per Cent. payable quarterly, to be fecured by an align-
ment Mese Rater, Atraments and Pier Duties Urinated by he raid
Ad, and which Dow produced a eonfiderable Yearly Income.--
For further particulars apply td Mr. John Silvefter, of
or Mr. Samuel Denton, of Gray's hits, Solicitor, to whom propo-
fals are to be addrdrod. By Order of the Cornmittioners.
JOHN SILVES TER, Clark.

WESTMINSTER LIFE INSURANCE and ANNUITY OF-
FICE, In the STRAND, and in CORNHILL, LONDON.
'THIS (Ace was etiabitnied in 1792, and infures
the Lives of Porfens &Arum of Securing Independently to
their Familia, or to provide for thorn in any way agreeable to
their WHIM; to tired which, an Annual Premium will be received
for the payment of a graph Sum, or of an Annuity, to become doe
and payable at the tleccafe of a Perron infured, to his Widow,
Chll.brn, or other Repreinnativei m he may appoint.
Infuranats may be made 14 a variety of other playpen ;-40
provide for renewal of Leaks ; to keine Soma paid for Places or
Employments. or for the Purchafe of Life Matt.; or th Aid of
Arrangements between btov and Creditor, Ste. Ste. which is et-
Planed further In the primed Rates sod Conditions of Inform ce,
which may be had niratia, with the Lilt of Medlars as above.or of
the Agents of The mum' TIRE OFr ICE in the Country, who
are appointed Agents for this Office.
Annialtln arc granted to commence hamedlately. and We paya-
ble at Mieha.. twos and Lady Day lu every t ear, or by Apeman
at either of the ether Qltarter Days.
Aa Addition of Perni.um is parable by Perfors inthred who an
la the Atmy.DiAvy, 11-tilia,aild Volunteers in Military Service.
The Rates and Condition* are all, &Alined Orsth at their Of-
fice in Daineslirret, DuAtn, sad by the r Agents In the Cities and
large Towpath Ireland.
Attendance h daily given for granting Infurances and Annuities,
and a Hoard of Direel.treis bell every Toefday at one &Chick, at
their Office in the Strand, and as Therfday at the fame hour, at
their Mc In Curabill. RORER SKELTON, Sec.
London, England, 1803-12-12

THEATRE ROYAL. CO VI-11T-G ARDEN.
1O-M 0 It RO W EVENING, DECEMBER 13,
will be performed, far the fiat time, a New Hißorical Comic
Opsra, in Three Ads. called
THCENGLISH FLEET IN 134 z.
With New Scenes, Drefres, and Decorations.

Tbs Overture and Mute entirely new; compared by Mr. Brabant.
The principal Charaders by
Mr. HILL, Mailer P. BENSON, Mr. INCLEDON,
Mr BLANCHARD, Mr. BRAHAM, Mr MUILDEN.
Mrs. GLOVER, Mrs. HUIVIPHREYS, Mn. DAVENPORT,
biguora STORACE, Mn. ATKINS. Mir. GAUDILY.
To which will b, added A FARCE.
This Evening—Macbeth ; with Raifing the Wind.

ey By the esprit. defire of numerous Families at the EaA end of
the Tows. the BLACK CAECIA eitil be repeated fir Nights
more, after which it will be wally withdrawn for the Ireton.
ROYALTY THEATRE,
WFILS.STREET, GOODMAN'.-FIELDS.
THIS PRESENT EVENING, DECEMBER 12,
and the five following Evenings, will be relented, for the
2th time,
THE BLACK CASTLE ;
Or, THE SPIRIT OF RAVIA.
The principal Charade:xi by Mr and Mrs. ASTLEY.
After which, a Comic Ballet, called
THEY WOULD IF THEY COULD !
Various Comte Song%
Thu whole to condo& with a Mechanical Pantomimic Olio, called
THE DREAM;
Or, HARLiQSIN AND PLIITIN.
EOM Is. Second Prim 21 Pit as. &COM Price LA Mit Gal-
kry is. Second Price GI. Upper Gallery 6d.
Deers to be °petted at ball pelt lee, to eassiatitea at half pall
As precifely Half Price at Half pelt Eight {Moak.
Places to be taken at the Boa 011 et of the Theatre, front Elmo
on Three (Meek.
London, England, 1803-12-12

To which will be added a Mufical Fntertaitiment, called
OF AGE ID Molt Row.
This Evening—A Bold 9trokc for a Wife; with the Caravan.
On Wednsfday, the Play of Deaf and Dumb; with the Caravan
On Thurfday, (.tot adled this feafon) the Merchant of Venice.
On Friday, the Stranger.
London, England, 1803-10-20

THE ST. PANCRAS YOU/STITES

Met at their private parade, and marched from
thence to Harley Fields, where they affembled for
the purpofe of receiving their Colours. The ground
eras kept by a detachment of the Wellminlier Caval-
ry, and 140 of the Mary-la-Bonne Volunteers.—An
excellent fermon was preached to them.

THI KENSINGTON VOLUNTEERS
Marched from their parade to Kenfingtou Church,
where a fermon was preached by their Chaplain, the
Rev. RICHARD TAYLOR, from the t9th chapter of
tft Book of Chronicles, t 3th verfe :
" Be of good courage, and let us behave ourfelves ♦aliantly, for
our people and for the Cities of our Goo, and let the Loto do
that which is good in his Aght."
After divine fervice, " GOD five the King" was fang.

THE DEPTIORIE VOLUNTEERS.
Conftfting of one troop of light cavalry, four regi-
ments of infantry. and a corps of riflemen, attendtd
divine fervice at the Church of St. Nicholas. where
an excellent fermon was preached by the Rev. Dr.
Mt tat c ; the whole of the corps then marched to their
drill ground, where the infantry took the oath.

THE TENTH EIGIMENT.
Muttered at ten o'clock, and marched to Catharine
Cree Church, Leadenhall-ltreet, where they heard
Divine Service. The Sermon was preached by the
Rev. Mr. Boca.

THE ARTILLERY COMPANY AND THE LONDON CAVALRY
Were at St. Paul's, And heard a Sermon preached
there. The London Cavalry, on their return from
Church, drew up in A line before the Manfion Houfe,
when the Loom MAYOR and LADY MAYORESS cams
to the front of the houfe to view them.
THE ALDERSC ATE WARD, OR LONDON INFANTRY
Met at their Drill Ground, Charter-houfc Gardens,
proceeded to Alderfgate Church, and heard a Ser-
mon, from the 4th chap. of Nehemiah, 17th verfe.

TN* SANK VOLUNTEERS
Affembled at the Bank at t o o'clock, and marched
in regimental order to St. Bartholomew's, where
there was a Sermon preached by the Rev. Mr. Wit..
sow, from the sth chap. Deuteronomy, and spth
verfe
0 °dist there were fuck an heart In them that they wnvid fear
me and keep all my commandments always, that it might be well
with them, and with their children for ever."
After Service they returned to the Bank, and were
difmi ffed.
THE REGIMENT Of ENE UTE INDIA COMPARE't
London, England, 1803-10-20

TNI INUIT CNUACN SUILIST VOLIINTIIIf

Proceeded to their Para Church in Blackfriars Road,
where a fermon was preached to them it y the Rev.
J. ACII LAND. from the sd nook of Chtooicaes. t4th
chapter, z r di vats—.

a And AG triod unto the Lest) his Cod, and Paid, Lora it ig
nothing Mitt thee to help, whether with nunyor with them that
have no power : help us, 0 LORD our God, for we reit an Tles,
and in thy name we go againft this multitude. 0 Loa co, dm se t
our Ood! Let no man proail againit Thee !

TFIV CLIREENIVELL IN/
Under the command of Lieutenant• Col MAGNIAC,
about Soo in number, paraded toClerkenwellChurch,
at ten o'clock, where they had a fermon preached to
them from Dela. chap. xx. verfe I.

THE LOYAL BRITISH •RTIFtCERS,
Under the command of Lieutenant Colonel BURTON,
about 600 in number, muttered at ten o'clock, at
their parade-ground, and marched in order to I'a-
•ittock Chapel, where they had a fermon preached
to them.
London, England, 1803-10-20

THR THIRD 141141141111 T

Volleyed at theirhecisiu.l;ties,inEridewell-yard,
Bridge-areet, Blackfriars, at ten o'clock; they
marched to &. Paul's, accompanied by their band,
playing the Duke of York's march. The ftreets were
fo extremely thronged, that it was with the greateft
difficulty, and by the molt violent exertions of the
pioneers, they could reach the Cathedral. Numbers
mein tato the loft, and the reit were obliged to
impart the organ
the whole time of divine
&twice. At eleven o'clock the LORD Karol; arrived
in his Rare carriage, accompanied by Aldermen
St:meta and Donau, the Sheriffs, and the City
Officers. The crowd was fo great in the Chord),
that, it was very difficult to make a paltage for their
entrance into the Choir. The fermon was preached
by the LORD &tarot's Chaplain. the Reverend Mr.
Hurcuins. The text was taken from the ;4th chap-
ter of Exodus, and oath vetfe
" Add the Loan raid unto hides, whercf Me* thou onto
aas ? Speak unto the Children of Kriel, that they to forwut."
After the lemon, the Regiment was affembled by
Companies under the dome, and the Oath of Alle-
giance adminiftered by Colonel KINiIIIOTON to the
Officers ; afterwards Major WM ITI M BAD adminifler.
ed the Oath to the privates, fix at a time. The Re.
giment then returned to their head quarters in the
lame order they came. Prior to their difmiffal, they
were informed by their Colonel, that on Friday neat
they would be infpefted by, Lord Haatinoros, in
Hyde Park, with two other regiments, and on Wed-
nefday next they would have the honour of being
reviewed by his Mayas-re.
London, England, 1803-10-20

THI MARY•LA-110111111 LOYAL YOLUNTIIIII.

This corps affembled about nine o'clock on their
private parade, and about ten marched to the dif-
ferent churches in St. Mary la bonne para. A fer-
mon was preached by the Rev. Mr. Sworn, at the
chapel in Baker•rlreet, where the remelt part of
them attended, from the sd chapter of the ill Book
of Maccabees, ssoth and both verfes—
Jo. " Yoe it is better for us to die in battle, than to behold the
ealwahles of ear people and our fandloary.
60. " hlcvertiekfs, u the will of O. le In Hems, fo let
hint do."

TN{ SICOND NATTALION OF TNN qpies &OVAL
•OLONTtt{t

Marched from their parade, Sloane-Rreet, and
joined the aft near Renelagh. Dr. BUTL IR, Chap-
lain to the Laid corps, preached an appropriate fermon
in the Rotunda, from the Bth chapter of Romans,
37th verfe—
. Hay, In an theft Mass we are more than eenteerors, dint*
him that loved as."
After which was fang by the Volunteers, fi GOD fare
the King," accompanied by the organ.
London, England, 1803-10-20

Tilt MNITICIIAPIL VOLVIITSIRI

Muttered at their parade ground at ten o'clock. a
proceeded to Whitechapef Church, where they beard
a fermon preached by the Rev. Mr. Waioirr the
words of the text taken from the 6th chapter Of the
Ephefians, ttth vale—
.. Put ma de stole armour of Geo, flat ye may be able to
Rand what the wiles al' the Devil"
Afterwards they had a field day.
London, England, 1803-10-20

THEATRE-ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN.
T O.MORROW EVENING, OCTOBER 2L,
will be performed the new Comedy of
JOHN BULL.
Or, AN ENGLISHMAN'S FIRE-SIDE.
To which will he added the MufieJl Entertainment of
THE DESERTER.
This Evenlng--Putarm; with the Poor Soldier.
On Saturday Mr. Braham and Sit vora Storace will make their
appearince this feafon in the O' •, of Fancily qiiarrris.
The Hiltnrical Play of Kiug Henry the Fifth, or the Battle of
Agincourt, will he afte4 on Tuefday next.
Prryden's Nfalgtie of Arthur and Emmeline Is in preparation
and will very loon be produced, after Shaltefpearc's Comedy of
Muth Ado about Nothing; Benedid, Mr. Lewis; and Beattie,,
Mifs Bunton.—A lbw Farce, of Two Ads, is in rehearfaL
London, England, 1803-10-20

THE airmails.

The Duke of You and the whole Bripde of
Guards attended divine ferrite at the Alanoney Cha-
pel, Weilminfter, where an excellent ferason waa
preached by one of the Chaplains of Wellaninfter.
Abbey ; his text was taken from s Chrism zaavii. 8.
« WIN his i‘ sa arm at aim, but wkk us Is do Loss oar
God. to Yelp as. pa to Aglie ear teethe
In the ehipel we obferved the following &lin-
g_u uiffied officers with his Rottilizltnefi theDtdm of
Yo : General BITIMARD Lester, General
al
A. G. General Baownatoo, VA G.
General W'reraats, D. A. G. Col. llfivaaett, With
the Duke's &aff, the Hon. Captains A. ad T. (Tr-
yon and Pads?. Before and after the iris*, the
Duke of Yoga's head performed; hymnal of the
Guards alfo affifted in the Choir.

AU the churches were crowded alma ea fit..
cation. We saver Caw a Fait day obterved with
more decent foisinnity.than yefterday I—we fpaak of
the metropolis ; we hope, throughout the country to
bear of a Grader report.
At Sc. Paul's the crowd was intinente i *very
avenue leading to the church, which afforded a of. i
pea of what was going forward, nay. the of ,
the way to Tempb 1
Bar, was crowded with •
Molt of the Corps who had net alreadjmrimed
It
Oath of Allegiance, took it yeierday, ei 40 thole i
drill ground or at the churches where they Di- i
vine Service ; among whom were nearly solo gentle. '
men of refpeaabihty, of the Jew& perfuolioe, who
had joined different Volunteer Corps. Seek las the
awful tpalacle of yefterday—a day fa lam fee ha.
miliatioa before the GILUT Avvaoa of oar atiame. ,
without whoa providential fopport all the
has combated to bellow upon as, both as
creatures of his mercy. and political ssembersal7t•.
Lightened and privileged fociem rob big opal 4 fm. ,
Rile bails. Let then our huniiilletko as this Arnetabli
be fincem ; fo fhall we feel the greater celifilesec in,
the approaching hour of danger, when we •may be,
infolestly called open to bitable oortelves beast mat,
--before a nation of antmata, pm is modes by al
'unitary Rdventerer, who boks not for villory to the:
favour of Heaven. but to the guidance of an 4aii
farm called Fortune I—Let this inflated Dbninotive
advance : he mall find, that though wemey be brought
to acknowledge in the fackcloth of our oars onworthi.
nets, that in the hands of Deity very weak inanimate
maybe made the myfterions means of mighty &Arne-
don, yet we are Rill fortilled with a religiose pecan-
time', that not oily this try is permed for the
enjoyeem of &tare indepesQesee end gfieth,, but
that it is decreed be ball nasals a eeneah s bulwark,
to check the future inroads of vain deSpetiflo. sad
teach the nations around when to look for hal fal.
ration at the moment of aureate alma, as become
the (offering dependants es is all beaelleent Below.
To4norrow the whale of die City Vaimare will
be brigaded ; and at Wednefday not they will be
reviewed by his &Welly it lay& Park. Sorely Gab
• fight malt calks blob es the Ghee of every dee
and (if tick there be is this cotiaay), obi feels dm
lea* appalled at thaboaatd lamb at at magnolia
aad TWIN,e foe 1

14
London, England, 1803-01-06

THURSDAY, JANUARY 6, 1803.

VACCINE POCK INSTITUTION.

Goltlen-fquare, December 12, /Loa.
nRDERED, That a General Quarterly Court
•—• be hell at this Inftitution on Tuelday the t Ith of Ja-
nuary, 1803, at Two o'Clock precifcly, for the ckdlion o? a
Trultce in place of Thomas Payne, Ffq. now "freafgrer, and
other particular bufinefs. WILLIAM SANCHO,
Perfota inoculated gratis, as ufual, every Tu..fd.,y and
F. iday. at Ct.a of ChKk.

This day W3l publiibed.
In t Vol. oto, Price al. ts. boards, 'the Second Edition of
MATHEMATICAL PRINCIPLES of NA-
TURAL PHILOSOPHY.

By Sir ISAAC NEWTON, Knight,
Book the Fut.

Tn.naated into Enrlith, andifuliTsted with a Commentary.
By ROBERT THORP. D. D.
Arch• Deacon of Northumberland.
Printed for T. Cadet and W. Davies. Strand.

(limier, LEXICON MEDICUM.
This day was publiatest
In One very large Volume Octavo, Price Nis. in Boards,
A NEW MEDICAL DICTIONARY = con-
mining an Explanation of the Terms In Anatomy, Phy-
fiology, PraCtiec of Phytic, Materia Medics, Chaniftry, Phar-
macy, Surgery, Midwifery, and the various Branches of Natu-
ral Philofophy, connetted with Medicine. To which is added,
A Glolrary of Obfulete Terms, from Caftelli, Blanchard,
Qincy, James, &c.
By ROBERT HOOPER, M.D. F. LS.
AfGftant Ph) fician to the Saint Mary-la-Bonne Infirmary, &c.
Printed for Longman and Rees, Paternofter-row ; and
Murray and Ilighley, Fleet Erect.

This day was publifhed,
In Four large Volumes, t amo. clofely printed,
Price ii. Bs. in Boards,
'THE EDINBURGH SCHOOL of MEDI-
CINE. Containing the Preliminary, or Fundamental
Branches of Profellional Education, viz. Anatomy, Medical ,
Chernifley, and Botany, intended as an Introduelion to the
Clinical Guide. The whole forming a complete Siftem of
Medical Education and Praelic:, according to the arrangement
of the Edinburgh School.
By WILLIAM NISBETT, M.D.
Fellow of the Royal College of Edinburgh, Ete.
.

,
Printed for T. N. Longman, and O. Rees, 39, Paternotter-row.
Vol s. r. and .a. Containing the Anatomy, Price I as.
3,
4.
May be hl.cl Separate.
_

Tic el,le was tihr.lh
ll'ZOne Volume, Svo. 1., le: •s,
ACOMPLETE TREATISEnpou SPEVE
PE DU fd, foi inerlv called ; cont.ioing ea.; Im-
portant Difcoveries.—l. The Caufe, Noure, and Sul l"Oe, of
Spinz.--11. A Difeovery of different Sgecies of them Tice
Symptoms and iteafons why they are at 'nines painful, and
at other Times eafy.—lV. Proper Direelions for the Manage-
ment of the Nails, and the Mode of preventing them tram
growing into the qnick.—V. AU the different Cures, both P.l.
native and RadicaL--VI. An Eafy and Simple Mode for pre-
venting the Growth of Spinz.—Vll. Proper Directions for
rating the Pediluvium.—Vlll. An May, addreffed to the Army.
--IX. This Work is embelhated with Plata; exhibiting the
different Kinds of Spins Pedum, the Inftruments, and Pufition
neeeffary both for an Operator and Patient.
By HEYMAN LION,
Chiropedift, Edinburgh.
Printed for the Author ; and fold by Peter Hill, Edinburgh;
and Longman and Rees, Patemolter-row, London.
London, England, 1803-01-06

t 51X..•1 N r

L.I.XCHANGE AS:it:RAC:Cr. 07FICT,

Drcembrr. 73;2.
pE RSONS, whore etyma] Premiums rail due on
41. the ktth an herehy informed, ti...t Reeripts are
now ready trl be delivered ,t the ennipacy's ittli•m, over the
ROYAL anti to PA -NI t.,as wril as by their re-
fp tone At, nt. in :be frrend Crtotirc; and the pardes accred
arc requefted to apply, fot the Renewal of thr:r Polio:tea, on or
before the 9th of January next, as the dual talcen days id-
low:4 for payment, beyond the date of each Policy, will then
expire. SAMUEL PENNING, jun. Secretary.
•,.• Attendance is given, daily, at the laid Oilicca, for the
Affurance of Buildings, Goods, Merchandise, and Ships, in
Harbour, in Dock, or while Building, from Lofs or Damage by
Fire; and alfo for the Affuranee of, and granting Annuities on
Lives.

N. N. Policies of Aforastrefor theirs e 3001, or upwards, art
?baiter of ...lessee to the Afitrel.

CANAL CUTTING, and BRICK-MAKING.
rrHE Kennet and Avon Canal Committee will
-a- meet at the Bear Inn, Devizes, In the County of WI
ew Friday the sift of January welt, to receive Proporals. r d
eastrad for the forming and completing the Canal between the
two Fannies of AII-Cannings and \Bewley, being a dittance of
upwards of five mues.--mfit foe the making of about One Mil-
liun of Bricks.

0, • Plans and Deferlptlons of the Work may be feat by ap.
plying to Samuel Hoclitkinton Engineer.
Caul o,2ce, Delius, Dee. 88, talon.

. - -
ONE HUNDRED POUNDS REWARD.
WliE REA S Captain BERRY received tan
threatening Letters to extort Money front him, which
be laid before the Magiftrates of Bow-ftreet, in November,
t/l-t. He now thinks it neeeffuT (having again been attacked)
r the more fpetdy detection of the offender or offenders, to
offer the above fur for any informatics: that will eventualty
lead to a difewery; and the further fum of ONE HUNIAti. D
POUNDS on convittion. To be paid by Captain Berry, at
the Office of Mr. Murphy, Solicitor, Bouvaie-ftreet, Hat-
area.
London, England, 1803-01-06

APR'L 20.

Tl:s Excellency the Moil Noble Governor Ge-
neral art ived this morning at Fort William from
eat: Upper Provinces.
His Excellency, attended by his fuite, and by a
detachment from the Body Guard, left Barrack-
pore at hail pall five o'clock in the morning. All
the troops in garrifon were drawn up in a ftreet,
extending from the Southern extremity of Old
Court Houle Street to the Government Houle,
throuch which his Excellency paired.
At the entrance of the Government Houle, his
Excellency was received by the Hon. the Vice
Prefid:mt and Deputy Gr.-erlior of Fort Willi trn,
by Mr. tidily, Member of the Supreme Cotincii,
and by the principal Civil and Ivl::itary Officers of
Government at the Prefideney.
%Viten his Excellency quitted his carriage' the
tifual Mute was fired trout the ramparts of Fort
London, England, 1803-01-06

NI'MBER 43863

THEATRE ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN.

TO•MfORROW EVENING, January 7, 1803,
will be pr rated the New Conde Opera of
FAMILY QUARRELS.
Tz.c Mar entirely New, andeompored by Meffrs. Reeve,
Moorehead, Davy, and Braharn.
The principal Charadas by
Mr. BRA HAM,
I,lr. NfUNDEN, Mr. FAWCET r, Mr. EMERY,
Mr. BLANCHARD, Mr. SIMMONS,
And Mr. INCLEDON.
Mu. MATTOCKS, Mrs. MARTYR, Mile CHAPMAN,
Mrs. DIBDIN, Mifi WADDY,
And Signora STORACE.
To Which will be added the New Pantomime of

HARLEQUIN'S HABEAS.
This Evening—Delays and Blunders ; with Harlequin's Ha-
lleas.--.The new popular Pantomime, which has been every
slight received with univerfal approbation and the highelt up-
&life, but having been found rather too long in reprcfcntation,
iihe Scene of the Hall of Speetres is unavoidably °railed.

NEW OPERA OF FAMILY QUARRELS.
Wriuen by T. DIBDIN.

E Public is oit refpeftfully informed, that
Ti 133
e whole of the Mule (compofed by Mehra. Braham,
Seem Moorhead, and Cord). in the above Comte Opera,
performed with oniverfai applaufe at the Theatre 'Royal, Co-
vent-Garden, is now ready for delivery at No. a, Haymarket,
where all Ncw Mode may be bad as foon as publithed.
London, England, 1803-01-06

FURNISHED HOUSE. at SOUTHAMP I ON.

MO BE LET, completely Furnifhed, a large
HOUSE, No. tag, High-areet, Southampton. Like-
wife to be Let, completely Furnithed, a Houk, at the Polygor,
Southampton, with Coaeh-boufe and Suable. The Parlour and
Drawing room have Bow Window; to the Ground, command-
ing a delightful Profpret to be Let by the Month or Year.
Addrefs (Port Paid) to the Proprietor S. G. No. tt3„ High-
Rivet, Southampton.

FRESH POTTED CHAR.

No. toy, STRAND, CORNER OF SAVOY STEPS.
Decent= MI, 1802.
JOHN BURGESS and SON refpeafully inform
the Nubility. and Families in general, they Lave that day re-
ceived a Enda lupply of FRESH POTTED CHAR from Wlnan-
dermere lake, which they can retommend to be of a (arrive
quality to any berme introduced.
New P. Sturgeon, Welch Smoked Salmon, Brunfwick
Saufages, New French Olives, &G.—We:Mode as above.
London, England, 1803-09-02

Thla day was publilbed,
.In Two Volumes. Sen. price 13s. In Boards, a Noir Edition (being
the Sixth), of
LECTURES on the GOSPEL of ST. MAT-
THEW, delivered In the PlWilk Church of St. James, Weft-
minfter, in the Years 179 g, 1799. 1 Soo. and tßot.
By the Right Rev. BEILBY PORTIELIS, D. D.
Bithop of London.
Printed for T. Cade!! and W D vies, Strand; T. Payne, Man-
gum; and F. and C. kivingtont, St. Paula Church-Yard.
Of whom may he had, by the fame Author.
. _ . .

s. A Summary of the principal Evidences for the Troth and
Divine 0, igin of the Chriftian Revelation. Seienth Edition, 28.6 d.
Us Boards.

s. Sermons onfeveral Sokinfis, *Vols. Soo. Meth Edition, rtta
in Boards.
London, England, 1803-09-02

CANALS.

Thil day w, pabllfhed, in One large Volume odavo, eonfiftlrig of
616 Par h. Price in Baseds, ws. 6d. The Fourth Edition, of
.THE GENERAL HISTORY OF INLAND
A. NAVIGATION ; eontrt ieg a complete Action:A of all the
Canals of the United Kingdom. with their Variir ions and Eats:a-
donis, according to the Amendments of Aels of. Parliament appease,
i go 3. And a brief Hilton, of the Canals of Foreign Countries.
By jOHN PHILLIP, Sen.
Some tune Surveyor to the canals in Kul& under M. Cameron,
Architea to the late Kinkel' Catherine 11.
London : Printed for C. and R. Baldwin, of New Bridge-Rreet.
•g• This Work having pared through three Editions ir. Quarto,
the Author has been aFsif.d for the purpofc of a flint:sore general
dimadaticia. to abridge ft cat Inch matter at was leaft tidal; which
lira enabled him Aist only to reduce it to a.moderate price, bin alto
to add a large quiiitity of new and Important lufurntation. Ha
has din given the Plan of a Lock to rave Water, which will be
found worthy of particular attention in Inch places as are liable to
a dedcieney.
London, England, 1803-09-02

TO NE. SOLD,

OUSDEN HALL, conlilling of a good and fpa.
cious hilanfion, %ebb !MOT ofernl and necelfari Building. Sta-
bling for 17 Horfcs, a new-waded Garden, an nearly two Acres;
Cottages, Manor, Quit-Rents, Fines, Woods. well Rocked Scab
Game, together with about a thou and Acres of Laud, nearly iit a
Ring Team. part in hand, and the remainder let tort:fp-ea& To.
nants. whore Leaks expire at Miebuintas dog, being all Freehold.
OuVen-Hall is &rated about La Miles from Newmarket, and
nine from Bury.
For further partfoulars apply to John Smith. Efg. Ouftlea-Hall,
mar Newmarket.

K B. If the Advowfoa of the Iteetory of Oarden la particularly'
defamed, It may be lal at a fair valaatioa, fubjett to the life of that
Inournheat. •
London, England, 1803-09-02

KENNET and AVON CANAL NAVIGATION.

NOTICE is hereby given, That at a General
Qltuterly Meeting of the Committee of Management of the
Affairs and Bufioefs of the Company of Propricton of the KEN-
NET and AVON CANAL. NAVIGATION, held at the Town-
Hall at Marlborough, in the County of Wilts, on Tucfday the sth
day of July, 180 g, at eleven o'clock in the Forenoon, purfuant to
the direftions of an Ad of Parliament pared In the 34th year of
the Reign of his ptefent Majeity, for making the laid Canal, the
laid Committee did find a Call from the feveral Proprietors of
Three Thorfand New Shares authorized by an Ad of Parliament
made and puffed in the Forty-firft Year of the Reign of his prefent
Majeßy, entitled " An Aet for enabling the Company ofProprie-
tors of the KENNET and AVON CANAL NAVIGATION to
complete the fame, and for amending the feveral Ads paired for
making the raid Canal," to be taken and fubfcribed for in Shares
and Half-Shares in the Navigation and Undertaking authorized
to be made and carried on by the laid Company of Proprietors
far the fum of sl. for and in r,fpeet of every fuck Whole mare, and
al. tic for and in refpedt of every fuels half mare, to be wanting
and neeeffary, in order to defray the expellees of, and to carry on
the fame. And did make a call from the laid feveral Proprietors
for the raid fum of sl.for and in refpedk of every fuck whole Mare,
and al. toe. for and In refped of every (uch half thare, in the laid
Navigation and Undertaking for thofe purprifes accordingly; and
did appoint the fame to be paid Into the hands of Melte*. Harfords,
Davis, and Co. Treafurers of the laid Company, in Milted, on or
before the tsth day of September, 11103
By Order of tbefaid Committee, JOHN WARD,
Principal Clerk.
London, England, 1803-10-18

PRICE OF TALLOW IN LONDON.

St. Jarnes's market 4 7id Town Tallow 79s Si to cts
Clare Market 41 id Ruffia ditto (can.) 15s 041 to 711
Whitechapel Market Rullia ditto ((nap) 7cs od to cm
(per Rene of 816.) Alu 'id Melted Stuff 64$ od to 656
Ditto tomb 441 od to es
131 ICd GIT3Vt S ass od,
Average Price 4s 74d Good Dregs lasto OS
Yellow Soap, 84s. to os...—Mottled, gas.—Curd, g6s.
Price of Candles per dozen, izsr—Moulds, sp.
RAW HIDES, October 17._

Hides (Feiss.) 38 Sd to es od Hoek Skins 148 to 168 od
Middling 3s 4d to 3$ 64 Heavy Co., ys &I each
Ordinary 3s od to 38 ad Sheep Skim ss od to 38 6d
Lamb Shins, as od to 3s 44.
PRICE OE LEATHER, per D. AT LE ADENHALL.
Butts, to to 16lb each to 12
Ditto, 6o to 631 b ' 23 to la
Merchants Backs sad to as
Dreiliog Hides IC to sad
File arch Hides OS to rail
Crop Hides for Cuttisg to
—.. sr .214
_ ~

.
Plat Ordinary
st
d to 2s•
Calf Skins, 3o to 4olb pa do= 2114 to 33d
Ditto so to 7o!b 27d to 324
Ditto ao to Sclb 26d to aBd
, Small Seals (Greenland) per lb. 3s od to 3s 64
Large ditto rens to taos per doz.
Tanned Horfe Hides 16s to 3os each

In thofe ages when fimplicity of manners and re
gularity of living were the refult of mankind's incli-
nation, difeafe had made little progrefs on the race of
men ; perhaps it was from this castle Scurvy had not
made its rapid progrefs till about the time of Hippo.
crates, whole aphorifms prove he knew the difeafe.
When DRAKE, ANsow, and Cooaa extended their
route in unexplored leas, their hiftories prove fuffici-
ently its fad exiftence. The United Kingdoms of
Great Britain would teftify this fcourge on land with-
out fearching the binary of campaigns. When ana-
tomy taught that the human body was capable of ab.
forption, they partially.buried the affliCted. The fue-
cefs of this treatment gave the idea of a complete an.
tidote, and a vegetable and mineral preparation was
to be the remedy appropriated by medical experience.
OnthisprincipIe,SviLVIVILY'SANTISCORSOTIC Dimes
obtained the fanCtion of Europe, has gained his Ma.
jetty's Letters Patent, and held fuch an eftimation in
every county of the United Kingdom.—For the truth
of the affertion of its ation on Scurvy, vide Spil-
fbury'sTreatife and Cafes of Scurvy, geroplrala,Gout,
Sic. price Li 6d. fold, together with the- Drops, No.
S , Soho., are, in bottles of gs. 6d. tos. and IL ISS.
with a hlac affixed to each.
London, England, 1803-10-18

ICAL PSOMOTIONII.

OXFORD. OCT. ts —Monday, the GA day of Mieltatahmas
Term, Mr. Thomas Clayton and Rev. Thomas Henry Shepherd,
of Brafende College ; and Rev. C. Thames Chamberlin, of
Worcefter College, B. A. were admitted Mailers of Ana—
Melina J. Dame, of Trinity Culler; George Grimace, of Mer-
ton College; John Baitard, of Wadhem College; and Robert
Newton, of Brafenoft Cattle. were admitted Bacbelon of Arta.
The Rev. am. Bethune, M. A. is pm:famed to the valuable
ratory of Waultrow, Sumrfet.
London, England, 1803-10-18

SUMMER TRAVILLING.-OXFORD.

rrHe Nobility and Gentry are moil refpedfully in-
formed,that the Roebuck-kin, in the Corn Martet,o2ford,
bat item reeeirly rebuilt, in a modern Rile, in which convenience
and eornfort have been particularly eonfulted; and all the Furni-
tnre and Bedding are new, elegant, and thoroughly aired,

JUIN PRORATT, the Proprietor of the above lon, feels pe-
eo/Wr faisfaition In rdledting, that he wee the firit Iwo-keeper on
the atnve Road, wbo ventnred to fet op feverolmew andtspewfive
Poll Clalfes, for the purpofe of reducing the high rate of Potting t
London, England, 1803-10-18

THE TRENT AND MERSEY NAVIGATION.
To be SOLD ►y PRIVATE CONTRACT, by Mr. SCOTT,
'THREE Sharer is the Trent and Merfey, or
A Grand Trunk Canal, conne6tng the Ports of Liverpool and
Nall, and through other Navigatioos, communicating with the
Metropolis, and the principal Trading Places in England.
The Pfati of thhi eftabliihed and profperons Cooccrn have ad•
vented to 301. For Share per Annum—payable half-yearly; and by
the very furrier advantage' this attellant Capers poidke, are
ezported norm, to increak.
Apply to Mr. Seatt, Ludgate-hdl.
London, England, 1803-10-18

CAPTI'AL MANSION, GROSVENOR-SWALE, and
HOUSES, NORTH AUDLEY-STREET.

TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, by Mr. ROBINS,
At Garravray's Coffce-hook, Change-alley, oa Thurfday, both loft.

at Twelve o Ciock,
-A NOBLE Spacious ELEGANT MANSION.
A. futaftantially built, and judicioully planned for the accommo-
dation of a large family, large open gacionorith drtarted indlikugs,
compriflog *Arm% room, kitchen, and offices, foot swachlawirm,
and Roblin for twelve horks, Gtuated on the north G&W Ondire
notstquare, the refideace and property of a Nobleman.
The mancion contains four capital lofty rooms, on this principal
Boor, finifhed in a handfome ft) lc, with dr.:ZIT-rooms std water-
clads, fuitsble bed-chamber. in thr upper flurries, pnncipal and
feeondary Stone flair-mica lu the barmen are rooms and offices
of every denomination, well planned and fitted up, with every

caermience proper fois large family. The who! in fubflandil
and immediate poireffion rnsv bs had. The Reverfion of
Three Honks in North Audley•firt .4 adjoining the garden, will
be included with the Manfion. •I o be viewed with Tickets only.
Particulars at Garraway`s, and of Mr. Robins, Warwick-fivect,
Golden-I,oam, where Tickets for viewing may be bad.
London, England, 1803-10-18

WF.YMOUni.
FOR SALE BY AUCTION,
At the Golden Lion Inn, in Weymouth, on Friday the 21ft day
of Oaober neat, at four o'clock in the Afternoon,
T"F Ship MERCURIUS, (French built), con-
denultd a Prize to the Integrity Privateer. of Weymouth.
Lentth aloft - 89 fast tt inches.
Breadth • as
Depth between decks 5 51
Depth In tht hold - - tcs
Admedures 230 Toes.
She Is a very *tong built vale,. a remarkably Taft Caner, and
well calculated for the Newfoundland, Weft India, or Mediter-
ranean Trades.—llex Stores are good, and very abundant.
For viewing the fame, and for further particular., Apply to Mr.
Niebolat Robilliard, or to Mr. John Hewing, Weymouth, Agents,
to the Captors.
London, England, 1803-10-18

BIRTHS.

Thurfday, at his boufr in York-buildings, the Lady of Captain
Philip Codd, of • daughter.
At Redburn, Hats, of a ion and heir, the Lady of Jas. IC city, Rfq.
On the 9th inf. at Gain ford, county of Durham, the Lady of
Captain Byron, of the Royal Navy, of a Inn.
On Wainefday left, Mrs. H. W. Brown, tit. James's Plank of
a daughter, which died a few hours after its birth.

The Lady of John Ta)lor, Efq. of Blackbade, of a daughter,
on the 7th iofttnt.

On the 6th inttant, the Lady of William Maxwell, or Cant.
den, of a foe.

In Sackvide-Rreet. Dublin, the wife of R. Alexander, jun. Ell.
of WI.
In Rothodtquare, Dublin, the Lady of Captain Caulfield,
Royal Navy, of a daughter.
London, England, 1803-10-18

THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY-LANE.

THIS PRESENT EVENING; OCTOBER ig•
will be perforMod the Tragedy of
DEAF AND DUMB.
Franval, Mr. BARRY MORE;
De fit*, Mr. POPE.
Dominique, Mr. SUETf ; Pierre. Mr. PALMER.
Madame Franval, Mifs POPE;
Marianne, Mrs. MOUNTAIN,
(With a Song compared by Mr. Kelly);
Chatham, Mrs. SPARKS.
Aft eg which a New Dance, called
THE TRUELOVER'S KNOT.
To which will be added a Mufical Entertainment. calla • '
THE CAMP.
Sir Henry Bouquet, Mr. PALMER;
•
01/aub, Mr. JOHNSTONE ;
Gauge, Mr. BANNISTER, Jun.
Mos:deur Hillard, Mr. WEWIi ZER;
Wilkins, Mr. KELLY.
Lidy Plume, Mrs. YOUNG;
Lady Safb, Mrs. H. JOHNSTON;
Nancy, Mifs DE CAMP; Nett, Mm BLAND.
The whole to conclude with
A VIEW OF A CAMP. AND MILITARY MANCIgUVRBS.
Cr Tin Cook Opera of the Dacca' Is unavaidandy &hewed
till Saturday neat. when a young Gentleman will make his firft
appearance on any Rage in the Charade'. of Carton
On Tburfday, the Tragedy of Edward the Black Prince.
The Public are refpcdfully informed, that a Mufical Drama, in
Three Ads, intermixed with Mufic and Speetade, altered from
the French, called a Wife with Two Hatbands, which has been
fame time in preparation, will be produced as ram en parable.—
The Mufic comport:4 by Mr. Ma,szingbi.
And a New Comedy, in Five Ads, and a Farce, are alto in pre-
paration.
London, England, 1803-10-18

MARGATE, OCTOBER 15.

Mr. Prrr was here yeflerday and infpeeled thret
Companies of the Margate Volunteers in Mr. Coss's
field. Among his retinue are Mr. CANNING and Lord
CAILRIN atom, who dined with him at Kidinan's.
Two of the boats upon which the carrouades are
placed, yefterd,ty fired four rounds each in the pre-
tence of Lord KEITH. The novelty of the fpetlacle
attra&ed a very numerous company of fpe&ators.
The Ball of Thurfday night had to boat of a brie.
liant and fcihionable company, who were however
again obliged to endure the fpurs of the cavalry of
fivers. Strange that they fhould continue to moon
the boards in inch a way. This fingular innovation
is Paid to proceed from a military order.
London, England, 1803-10-18

BRIGHTON', OCT. 16.

At noon, yefterdsy, the corps of Sea Fenc?bles
were drawn up on the battery to difcharge fixteer
rounds of forty.two pcundlhots at a fmall boat moor-
ed about half a league from the (bore, with the French
jack et the maft head. The firft (hot was apparently
within a yard of the objed; the fecond was fomcwhai
clofer ; the third raked it fore and aft, carrying awa)
its upper areak, and bringing its broadede to face
the battery, when the fourth Shot literally
afunder' and fent the disiointed bark to the bo.tom.
Such it the Angular proficiency of this corps in their
difcipline, and fuch will be the fate of the Corfican'a
Hat bottoms,' fhoulci-they have the temerity to appear
gun-(hot in this quarter. Sir Bestow) NAG L[,
Captain S,LOULF, and literal strilitary officers were
on the fort, while groups of Britilb Belles acre drawn
up as fpedators on the Cliff, who loudly applauded
the fuccefsful pradrce of the'day, which (their objerft
of attack havin fo fatisfadorily difappeared) termi-
nated on the fourth round, excepting that one gust
was afterwards difcharged, properly elevated, to
afcertain how far, in cafe of neceffity, it would
throw a mot, and which, moderately fpeaking,ftruck
not the water within the diftance of a league.
The flying artillery had a field day. yellerciay cut
;lye Dnwns,. to the north; and the South Hanes, with
the rifle corps attached to the Suffer, were eaersifed
in firing at targets ; the whole of which were Furl
formed with Intrealed ability an 4 ibccefs.—A, flisEt
party of the Nobility were UR night entertained *tea
a Concirt at which Vilma& prefuled,'at Sir lines
anti Lady Cot.t.tvom'e. MifsCot.s evon,in she midis
of the evening, lung feveral fungi in a very fine Ryle.
and other elegant female anaateurs:difplajed lisesA
indica itovreti of the piano forte and harp.