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London, England, 1803-03-25

GREENOCK, MARCH ss.

The Surprize, Cu RCVS; failed from Virginia for
the Mediterranean about the 14th of February;
the Ruby, UDPIT, for Clyde, about the 26th of
February; and the Mary Ann, ANDERSON, for
Lifbon, about the 1R inflant.

The Magnet, Moras, left the Brille for Clyde,
on the 6tb milant.

The Fortune, Rain, is put into Holy Loch, by
bad weather.
Arrived here laft night, the Peggy, Love, from Oporto, after
I poetic of 25 days; ;puke= the I 4th inftant, in long. 14.80.
lat. 46. a brig from Havreade-Grac2, bound for Africa, out
three days: the Evander, Mlles, from Liverpool;—on Sunday
night, tbe Union, Wbitewell, from Oporto, after a paffsge 01
22 days; the Duckworth, Nt'lver ; Jane, Fez:Edon; Vine,
M'lntyre• and Elizabeth, T3ylm, at Cork, from Greenock;
the Bell, Duncan, from Acne,: at Waterford; the Nancy, Rain,
at Na• from Barcelona; the .Leander, Stewart, at Grenada
from Maddra; the Clio, Nl' Fie, at Urtn.da from the

On the evening of Saturday la, a furious gull
of wind from the fouthward forced a tier (4 ihip-
ping from their moorings at the end of the new
Eaft Quay, though every precaution dependent on
the (Lips had been ufed againfi fuel' an accident.
One of thefe velfels was driven on fhore on the op.
pofite fide, where it is fuppofed (he will meet with
little or no damage. Another grounded on the
bank opportte to the harbour, where (►e fhll re-
mains.
London, England, 1803-03-25

MILLENERY and H IBERDASHBAY, ar.c.
TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT
. ..

'THE valuaWe. and lately well feleded STOCK
in TRADE. et a Peron quitting die above Bolinersoxii-
lifting of a new, divot, and fafhloaable Affortment of Pat-
terns, with FEATHERS, PLOWEFtS, TRIMMINGS, &c.
and every other Article in the MILLENERY and HABER-
DASHERY BUMMERS.

Alio the LEASE.wiris hinninllate Poffernon of the DWEL-
LING HOUSE, and well eltabliared SHOP; which Is molt
&Grab!), utuated In the Great Thoroughfare between the Up-
per and Lower Towns in the CITY of BATH ; and had for
a Term of Years, of which upwards of r 3 are now unexpired
Enquiry of Mr. Crufe, Land Surveyor, No 3, Trim-bridge.
p ‘nte Trim-gate. ltath.—Letters (Pon Paid) duly attcndedto,,
London, England, 1803-03-25

CHATHAM, MARCH 24.

The Lords of the Admiralty have do aed that
the men of war fitted out at this port thall take i n
their powder, guns, &c. in Long Reach, abo nt
half way to Sheernefs, inllead of Blackitakes, w! zere
they have hitherto brought up for that purnot.i.

Yefterday, about eleven o'clock, the Alvdterr,
Capt. WINTNORP, got under weigh, with a fine
breeze; being the tint (hip of the armament that
has left this port, much anxiety appeared on the
countenances of many who were ♦iewing her, as to
the ititte of the prefent bottle. She is now at an-
chor in Long Reach, and this 'day molt of her
guns have been (hipped off from the ordnance
wharf.

The Vocrosr having had a molt complete re-
pair. is ordered to be fitted for a flig ; the will be
out of dock in a few days it is faid Capt. St/T•
TON is to have her.
London, England, 1803-03-25

PORTSMOUTH, MAR CH a 4•

Arrived the Juwo frigate from the Dnev,'s
Sailed the Charleton, for the EA Indic-, and fe.
veral other outward bound veffcls; alf:),,.= AtOL-
Lo and DETERMINES frigates to the ,Xctt yard.
London, England, 1803-01-17

PORTSMOUTH, JANUARY kr.

This day arrived the Aar. Stacie, a regular
packet, from Havre ; and the Eliza, Dutch
bi ig. frvm Sardinia, bound to London, and is
under quarantine.
Paired by the (hip Rotterdam, bound to Ceram*,
and landed the Pilot at this port.
Jaw. !S.—Went out of harbour the Jane, Davie
bound to London, with hoops.
Mr. James, Mater Attendant of his Majefty's
Yard at Halifax. is appointed to this Dock-yard,
in the room of Mr. Ross ; and Mr. Parrsason is
appointed Matter Attendant at Halifar.
His Majeily's Sip &tames. of 0 guns. dock.
ed the la& fpring tides, was. on Therfday lax, I
placed on iron wedges. and bong on her Sous. as
a trial of a new plan far the more convenient
and expeditious removing a (al& keel. The se-
mimeos was nails in pnisacs of the Commit.

Boner, Builder, and other principal officers of the
yard. This new method laves a great portion of
labour, as z 6 men performed the fervice, inflead
of neatly zoo, which it ufcd to require.

NEWCASTLE., JAN. 14.
On Sunday tall came on here a terrible gale from
the EAR, which continicd that day, and nearly the
whole of Monday, wiTh little intermillion of its
violence. The following are the only accounts
yet received of the dila tiers experienced by the
(hipping in this part of the coall.:—The Wear,
"rom LIN:ow, from Cadiz to Hull and Leith, v ith
wine, indigo, &c. is on lhore at Amble Rocks,
Ni.rthumberland ; part of the cargo will be laved.
The Bremen packet, W sc, from 211111 to Bremen,
is towed into this port by a Silting 'Mack, the
lots of her malls: the mate and four people wa flied
over board : the Mailer law four Ihips founder,
OATSIeS unknown. The Ifabella, Pat:A.:Ps, on
(bore at Prior's Haven, is gone to pieces. The
Ruby, Buttrav r, and the Wiiliam, Reay, arc on
fhore to the northward. The Sophia Albertinee,
HAAS; and the Freede, \Nicol MAN, front DAM-
zic to Hamburgh, arc put in here.
On (here near Shields, the Eliaa and Mary of
Newcaftle, quite a wreck ; the Anne of Shields :
the crew laved, except one boy : the John and Ro-
bert cf Shields, expeded to he got off ; the Anne
of Sunderland, totally 101 l ; the Ifabella,
to pieces. Two (loops have alfo been driven on
Creffwell Sands.
London, England, 1803-01-17

PLYMOUTH. JANUARY is.

Came in the Jafon, of Glafgow, Capt. Caviar,
from Antigua, bound to London, laden with rum
and filar I from Guernfey and Jerfey the Fortune,
with cyder, oyllers, apples, ate. and the Three Sif-
ters of Poole.

The Pbatbe, Dutch tranfport, Capt. RADINA-
tea, having on board troops, bound from Am-
fierdam to &Ake, arriving here Thurfday morn-
ing, having been blown out of the Thel by a •io.
lent gale of wind on the 25th ult. and left behind
her anchors and cables : an attempt was made to
regain the Texel, but finding it to be impolfible,
(he bore away for this port: the Testi Pilot is now
on board.

Sailed the livitea, cf 16 guns. Capt. beets.
FM% for Liverpool ; the Providence collier, of
Hull, in ballet,.

EL SALVADOR DLL Muwno, of 120 guns, which
want into dock left fpring, went out of dock yef.
terday t the intention of cutting her down to an
84 gun (hip is for the prefent given up. The
Fovitnicir•wr, of 84 guns, built and launched at
this yard a few years finer, went into the Great
•Parlby Dock, lately occupied by the Er. Sacvalsoa
ALL Minstro, of :so guns, which (hip is now again
alung.fide the North Jetty Head.
London, England, 1803-01-17

CORN M.IRKE7 S.

MARK-LANE, JAW. $7.
The reveriep of the weather having greatly im-1
peded our navigation, as well as the prevalence of
contrary winds, we have bad no frefir fupplies of
Corn whatever fince laa Monday=confequently
little or no birfinefs has been done, except for fuch
articles as could be got at from granaries. We
of courfe mua refer to our annexed currency for
information :
Euglifh Wheat, per qr. sos. 545.
Superfine 595.
Fine Dantzic Wheat, sos. 565.
Rye, 345. 38s.
Barley, 243. 265. (Very Fine) 271. 6d.
Malt, 42s- 465. 478.
Oats, iss. 21s. iss.
Horfe Beans, New, 335. 345. Old, 345. 365.
Tick Beans, New, 28s. 30s. Old, 328. 345.
Hog Peale, 355. 375.
Boilers, 341. 421.
Carraway Seed, 361. to 4ts. per cwt.
Coriander, 28s. to 305. per cwt.
Canary, 78s. to 84s. per qr.
Rape Seed, 341. to 361. per lalt.
Flour, 455. sos. per lack.

TICK Tilt 000000 CASETTE, SA fUItDAT, JANUAIT I C.
Avetage pike of Corn in England and VlAlea, ttunt the Re
turns ending the Bth of January, 1803.
Wheat. Rye. I Sarley. I OA.. j Deans I Pcafc.
s. s. s. s. J. d s. d.
56 g 38 6 ay 4 tg 8 34 It 33
The average Price of Sugar, compui frorn the Returns
nude hi the week ending the rgtk of January, z 865, is 375. 71Q
pet hundred weight.

NAUTICAL INTELLIGENCE.

FALMOUTH, JANUARY 14.

Sailed, on the t tth infant, the TowNsimo
Packet, DODD ; and on the txth infant, the
Duas o► Kass Packet, DENNIS, with Mails of
the sth infant ; the former for Jamaica, Barba.
does, Crooked Muds ; and the latter for New.
York and Halifax. The paffengers in the Tows•
SEND were Mali. FINLAYSON, thICALI/01111,
BATMAN, JONAS, GORDON, Fosses, BLONFLAUR,
and Camara. ; and in the DUDS o► KANT,
Weis. DAVIDSON and Miscue.

Arrived this day the Spanifh brig Arnifkadt,
Copt. ..1022 GALL•No, from Cadiz, out 25 days,
laden with wine and fruit, and bound for °fiend. I
The Dutch (hip Drie Gezullers, Capt. RY211211,
with geneva, &c. from Rotterdam, bound to
Guernfey. The brig Pain, Lisp, flan Portf.
mouth (lir this Pbrt ; the (loop Since, Baas, from
Plymouths and the Two Friends, Micasst., with
wine from Plymouth, for this Port and Penzance.
The Prince Emelt packet, /liras, is appointed
to take out the Mails of the 19th inn. for the Lee-
ward Wands. The Duke of York packet, MAK',
will fail with the Mail of the t sth infl. for Lifbon,
on the arrival of King George packet from thence,
which (hip is now due; as is the Mail from Jamaica,
per the Princes Charlotte packets but the wind
having blown very thong to the N. and E. they
mutt have been driven much to the weawartf.
London, England, 1803-01-28

PLYMOUTH, JANUARY 16.

Came in the fchooner Lord Lennox, Captain
JANIS LLOYD, from Lifbon, bound to London,
laden with fruit : the ship Pandora, Captain James
Bcsivssus. from Virginia, bound to Guernfey,
laden with tobacco : the French Weft Indiaman,
l'Ajax, Capt. Atioasw FESTAL, in great ditlrefs,
from Martinique, bound to Havre, laden with
fugar rum, coffee, Ste. the Albion, of Yarmouth,
Captain /Turmas Loots, from Limerick, bound
to ibis port, Portfmouth, and London, laden with
proviSons : and the Jenny, Captain HaticLosa,
from Charante, for London, laden with brandy.
Sailed the Dutch Ship Phcebe, Captain Rant
maim, from the Teed, bound to Berbice, with
troops: the Zeewenft, Captain LUNDIST Das,
from Amfterdam, bound to Lifbon, with fundries
the Wow Alida, Captain Caftan. Pappas, from
Rotterdam, for Lifbon, with merchandize : and
the Eliza, Captain Das. DONALDSON, from Rot.
terdam, bound to Briftol, with Geneva.
Two P. M.—A large French Well Indiaman is
now Sanding into the Sound, bot no boat has as
yet boarded het to know her name.
London, England, 1803-01-28

GLASEINGTON V. RAWLINGS AND ANOTHER.

This was an adion at the fuit of Thomas P.
Glaffington; againft Meas. Rawlings and Cox,
the late Sheriffs of the County of Kiddtelex, for
trefpafs and unjualy taking what were alledged to
be the goods of the plaintiff, in an execution iffued
againft the goods of a perfon of the name of
Dickies who carried on the hill:tiers of a Stationer
near Exeter 'Change, in the Strand ; Glaffington
alleJging that the goods belonged to him as Al.
fignee of die eftate and aces of Dickie. The caufe
was tried before Mr. Plaice LAWRENCE, at the
Sittings after the lift. Term in WeitmLnflerhall,
when the plaintiff was nnninited, becaufe it ap
peared, in the apprchenfion of the Learned Judge,
that the at of bankruptcy of Dickie WAS not
proved. The at of bankruptcy relied on was that
of Dickie having remained in Newgate t months
for debt. He now moved this upon a point which
ought to have (truck bim and his Learned Friends
who were with him at the trial, namely, that
Dickie adualli had lain two months in prifon for
debt before the commiffion was lined, and that
therefore the aft of bankruptcy was made nut in
that refped. The fad, he laid, was, that Dickie
was :melted on the 14th of Dauber, s Rot, and he
commitllon did not itfue until the 9th of December
following, which was 57 days, the one inchifive,
and the other exclutive, and this was flifficicnt, for
months in law are always lunar months, unlefs in
cafes dated to the coatrary by flatute, and two
lunar months were only 5i days, fu that upon this
point the neinftlit was
Mr Illake LAWRENCE laid, that althrinzli the
proceeded on the evidence unthaviug made
out that the party Lid lain in prifon two months
at :Le time of ruin;; out the CumniiiTinn, the cafe
preCen!cd di:Ficnitie to the Pl.ti;t.i ; one of
tr•'m was, th it th-ro iv is not fafficient proof of the
ana,unt of the Creditor', dcht, and
that ::.tee bf a:t.+tltcr rc•:ti •n tor a it in
fait. li.ovevi V. it this hul nce:l mi
the be:ter court: v.sould Lf • grant a tucc tc. dies,
London, England, 1803-01-28

TO-MORROW EVENING, JANUARY 29,
will be prefented the New Opera of
FAMILY QUARRELS.
With New Scenes. Dreffes, and Decorations.
Ili Mule entirely New, and compoldi by' Mars Reeve,
Moorehead, Pavy, and Brabant..
To which will be added the New Pending= sit
HARLEQUIN'S HABEAS.
This Evening—The Man of the Wald; with Harlequin's
Habeas.
On Monday, Othello; with Harlequin's Habeas.
On Tudday, Family eQuarrels ; wish A Tak of Myftery.
On Wednefday, Hamlet • with Harlequin's Habeas.
On Thurfday, Family Q:qarrels; with A Tale of Myftery.
DR GARNETT's ORPHAN CHILDREN.
Prom the Prefs of the Royal Inftitution, and dedleated,by per-
eniffion, to the Right Honourable and Honourable the Ma-
nagers of that Corporation, will be fpeedily publiihed by
Subfcription, hi a handfome Quarto Volume,
ACOURSE of LECTURES oft ZOONO MIA ;
or, The LAWS of ANIMAL LIFE.
By the late T. GARNEI7, M.D. &e. ate. Ste.
To give fame Mid to the &finis which the Author's Fc-
utak "hiidren are too young to feel, in all its extent, and to I
provide a Fund for their fupport loan humble, but independent
Ration, are the &Aced of the prefent Subferiptlon. Betides the
intrinfic meth of the Work, the Contributors to the Fund will
perhaps not d flike to poffefs a memorial of their own bendo.
knee, and of their rcfpea to the memory of a Man, whole
private virtues made him as amiable in Society, as his literary
labours rendered hint ufeful to Science and beneficial to Man-
kind, but whore premature death, deafioned by a fever caught
in the gratuitous eremite of his Profelßon, has left his Children
destitute.
Suhfcribers of not Ids than a Guinea, will be entitled to One
Copy of the Work, to whisk will be prefixed, the Life and a
Pertrait of the Author.
The Committee appdnted by the Subferilsers at a genera
Meeting, ror promoting and managing the benevolent obieds
of the Se bfeription, will oseafionally advertife the Names c Ithe
Ilubfcribers, and a complete Lift will be publifhed with the
Work
Subferiptions are received at the following Banking-Houfd
In London, via. Meffrs. Bofanquet; Coutts; Edwards ; Han.
key ; Hoard; Raufoms; and Pyisus ; at the Bar of Lloyd's
Coffee Houk ; and by Mr. Savage, at the Royal Idlitution;
anti at which Maces Lifts of the pi:tient Subferilicrs, and their
Subferiptions, may be foci; and where Subkrlptioas may be
remitted from the Country through the medium of Country
Bankers. By Order, W. C. COPPAGE,
Effex-ftreet, Strand. Secretary to the Committee.
London, England, 1803-01-28

CORN AfARKE;* S.

CORN INSPECTORS RETURN PROM trzaztont.
JANUARY 27.
Wheat, per ,oad, from 141. to 161. los.
Barley, per. Qarter, from 11.45. to 11. 7s.
°ALS, per tuner, from 11. 31. to it. 7s.
Beans, per carter, from it Its. to if. I Ss.
Peafe, per tZtiarter, from 21. os. to 21. 25.
MARK-LANE, JANUARY 28.

The market continues exaelly as on Monday-
quite bare of Corn ; and, of courfe, as to prices,
merely nominal. We note no variation in the
quotation from that day.
Englilh Wheat, per qr. sos. 545. 575.
Superfine 6,5. 6zs.
Fine Dantzie Wheat, gos. 565.
Rye. 345. 38s.
Barley, 245. 265. (Very Fine) 275. 6d.
Malt, 425. 465. 475.
Oats, 155. 225. 255.
Hone Beans, New, 335. 345. Old, 345. 365.
Tick Beans, New, zBs. 3os. Old, 325. 34.5.
Hug Peafc, 355. 375.
Boilers, 345. 425.
Carraway Seed, 365. to 455. per cwt.
Coriander, zBs. to 3os. per cwt.
Canary, 7as. to 74.5. per qr.
Rape Seed, 341. to 361. per laa.
Flour, 4ss. sos. per tack.

NAUTICAL INTELLIGIiNCE.

FALMOUTH, JANUARY 25.

Sailed this day the Duke of York packet, DEAK
with two mails, viz. thofe of the I Ith and 18th
init. for Lifbon. Paffengers by the Duke of York—
Mellis.Sou z A, Coos RR, Morn Lc' s as, and FRYER.
The Prince Ernelt ditto, PETRI, with the mails
of the isah ital. for the Leeward Hands. Paf
I fengers by the Prince Erneft—Mellis. Oats, ?Am-
use, HILL, KRIM, PALMER, WM. COLE. DE-
-1 NANCY, LIVET, Mr. and Mrs. FRASER. Alfo the
Aftive excife cutter, KINSMAN, on a cruize ; El
Bolador, BROWN, for Toptham ; Vidory, Ks LL*
GAR, for Swanfea ; Sluce, Boa, for Penzance
Two Friends, MI cruet., for Fowey; Vine, CLARK,
for Penryn ; Jofeph and Mary, MARSNAM, for
Liverpool; and the Lark, Slams, for South-
ampton. Arrived this day the fhip Adventure,
Capt. Dies sox, in a days, from New l3runf.
wick, with lumber, for orders. The brig Friends
off and bound to Dartmouth, failed from New
Brunfwick four days before the Adventure.—
Arrived Alfa the brig Succefs, Capt. LANDEN,
with oil, from Newfoundland, in 33 days, for
orders.—Wind N.
London, England, 1803-09-14

=tribe of prize,. She is a reltarltably fnilt failing
wail, as her mancenvre to divert the attention of our
- than of war from her prize fufficiently proves. Her
crew, tome of whom are blacks from St. Domingo,
are a very bold and defperate fet of men.
The Lord Nelfon and cargo are eflimated at
300,0001. and the falvage is tat per cent. This was
her fecond voyage.
For other particulars we refer our readers to the
following account from The Loallen Gazette.
London, England, 1803-05-18

MARS'''. ♦Y.D CO. O. 1110.

This was an aetion on a policy of infuranee on
Goods on hoard the Franklin, and the voyage was
at and from Liverpool to Palermo, MelEna, Na.
roles, and Leghorn. provided the French &could
not be there. The lots arofe from capture. The
plaintiff's had a verdi&, and a Rule NO having
been obtained for a new trial, that rule was ar-
gued to day by Mr. Easton' and Mr. Pate. who
Doewed eaufe &Radon it, and by Mr. Gamma and
Mr. Gloms. wko fupported the rule i after which
the Court dikbarged it.

VIII LINO 9. WILL Utley.
‘n this cafe Mr. Maaavar obtained a role for a
Certiceeri to have the caption of the indilment
amended according to the real (late of the fats.
The indiftment is Rated to have been found at a
feffions held before the commiffion of the offence.
An affidavit defcribed the manner in which this
iniffitke had accidentally happened.

BIRTHS.

Oa Wednefday, a Upper Orildord-arect, the Lady of Jam
Efq. d a ton.
On Saturday la, die Lady of Almada. Hoathw, pfq•
, of a Co..
On the Mt Hay, of North Cattle-Iron, Edin-
burgh, of a Co..
London, England, 1803-05-18

TS [ol,olto S.

11•111EAS COILPIM

Mr. EIMINI moved bra writ of Habeas Cor-
pus to be direded to the gaoler of Chelmsford, to
bring up Edward Dort el, who is a foldier in the
Buckinghamfhire Militia, and a man who bad
borne an irreproachable ;handler. He was com-
mitted on the pofitive oaths of two perfons, on a
charge of burglary. There was no doubt the
houfe had been broke open and robbed. The only
quellion was, whether this man had, or could by
' poffibility be guilty of this offence? He had fuch
'evidence in anfwer to that, as would render it ins-
poffible he ever could be convided of this offence.
'He load thirteen affidavits, Rating, that on the even-
ing when this burglary was committed, viz. on
the evening of the Bth of March, the prifoner was
in. his father's boufe; in Bockingharofhire, and flept
there all that night, and that was at the dillance
of 54 Miles from the place where the burglary was
committed.

Lord ELLISSOROUGH raid, they could not try
an AM on affidavits. His Lordfhip a(ked Mr.
Editing, whether he nscolleeed any cafe of this
fort where the Court had proceeded without the
affidavit of the perfon hinsfelf of his innocence ?
In this cafe, the prifoner himfelf had made no affi-
davit. His Lordthip Paid, he rather thought there
was no inftance of any fuch application.
Mr. Essauws raid, it was very ear,' to obtain
fuch an atsda•it, and he thould take another op-
portunity of moving it after he had procured that
affidavit.
London, England, 1803-07-15

TO BE SOLD, purfuant to a Decree of the Hie
Court of Chancery, made in a Caste " HAIDINO againil
HARDING," with the approbation of pun SPZAPCMII. Eft" one
'of the Mrlters of the fatd Court, in Lot, feveral Freehold Eltates
flume at Audiani, in the County of Cheiter; and a Lealehold
Ratite, fit nate at Bloare Heath. in the Nat of Drayton-in-Hales,
in the County of Stafford, being the Eltates late of SAMUEL.
HARDING, Efq. detested, the Teftator In thr hid Drsrft nowt
Particulars whereof may be had (gratis) at the (aid Mailer's Clam
hers, IA Southampton Buildings, Ciancerplane, Lordon; of Mr.
Wilton, Solicitor, No. a, Crown Ofece.row, Temple, London ; and
of Mr. Hardlsig, Solicitor, &tier, Staffordthire.

MARSH LAND, PEVENSEY LEVEL, EASTBOURNE.
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION—By Meths. DRIVERS,
At tie Lamb Inn, at Ealtbourne,

On TburfJay the 28th of Jul,, at Twehe o'Cloci. in Five Lots,
AVERY improvable FREEHOLD ESTATE,
eon fitting of about 140 Acres of very rich Mar& and Mea-
dow Land, fituate in Pevenfcy Level, In the Parini of lEaftbourne,
in the County of Siam, part of winch i. very eligible for Building,
being within half a Mile of Southhourne.
Printed particulars, with a Plan annelid, may be had at the
Lamb Inn, at Eaßbourne; the White Hart, at Lewis; the Mai-
denhead, at Uclifickl; the Swan, at llattings; and of Mears. Dri-
ven, I,anst-Snrveiera Kent Road, London.
London, England, 1803-07-15

MARRIED.

On ‘l'etlnefdav, :.t the Ekapelfrithe Tower, Wifflathe Doidge
Taunton, I .iy. of the Middle Temple, to Mils Henrietta AtMetall,
third dAtlghtvr of Henry William Atkinfon, Efq.
At Whiteehapcl Church, the Rc v. Dante! Filter, D. D. of Hack-
ney, to mils Elizabeth Toms, feeond daaghter of the late Re?
Rant Toms, of Hadleigh, Suffolk.
On the sth init. the Rev. Henry Wollaßon, Rector of Taft on.
Nortistonpronfotre, to Mils LouiCa Symons, younger daughter of
the late William Symms, Efq. of Bury St. Edmund's, Safrolk.
London, England, 1803-05-27

LONDON.

FRIDAY. MAY 17.

PRICE OF STOCKS THIS DAT AT ONII O'CLOCK s
3 per Cent °odds mosey, 37M—for Jay on.

om 5 ry CUM Ann. 931 93 9s/-24rw ditto pa pt*.
!SLICE OF STOCKS YESTERDAY s
Bank Stock 146 Imes A. zdf i
3pr Cat. Rod. sdpni Short Ann. 3 13.110
sitar C. Conf. s7tl ss India Stock 573 174
New 4 pa. Cast. 71 7aft India Honda i to a pr.
5 per Ct. Navy.pait 9s sitif Bads. ESL, as..o SS. AL
ssr Cast. An 0.1797. pa Cost "or opg. sSlif

It is reported that the French Meffenger who came
over on Tuefday, okenfibly with difpatches for the
Batavian Ausbaffador, brought over fume new pro-
politions to our Government, which w!re rejetted
and that the Meffenger was immediately fent back.—
If this be correa, they mull have been of a nature
as inadmiffible as thofe before made ; for we cannot
think Miniaers would have rejected any propofal con-
fonant to the honour and fafety of the country.
Our port letters continue to mention the arrival of
frefh captures. They ferve to pot our tailors in good
fpirits, and happy would it be for Europe if Inch a
fyftem could be eftabliffied by general content, as
would enfure the puniffiment of thofe ambitions indi-
viduals who at any time might difturb its peace, with-
out the meaty of legalizing aft:, which, in any
other period than that of a war, fhould be called
robbery.
An important debate is expeited to take plates
this night, in the Houfe of Commons, on Mr. Fox's
I motion refpeaing the mediation-of Raffia at the pro,
km momentous trills.
London, England, 1803-05-27

PENZANCE, MAY 24.

Arrived this morning the brig Day of Neweaftle,
Totomas Rnasom Mader, from Frede ickflad in Nor-
way, with Timber, eitc. for Belled. This afternoon
the Dolphin, Cuftom Houle cutter, brought in here
the French brig la Diane, about 120 tons burthen,
of and from Guadaloupe, with ct•ffce, cotton, and
fugar ; PIIRR2 MINLCRU Mader, bound to Havre-
de Grace: the Dolphin fell in with her about fourteen
league► fouth-weft of the Scilly Wands, the had been
at lea 37 days.
London, England, 1803-05-27

CHATHAM, MAY 26.

The DICTATOR and BERCI. E R Fl, which failed on
the a4th, did not anchor in Long Reach but .‘ent
out tnthe Ntwe ; they cre follosved yeilei day by the
AMBUSCAD. and BAT•VII,R floating !movie". The
UNICORN frigate has failed for Long Reach. Capt.
WILLIAM Hors commiaioned the DF VI NCI this
morning The ATLAS, mentioned by y .ot lately as
at Plymouth, is in Dock here, cut down t.) a third
rate ; it will be fome time before the goes out of dock.
A great number of additional hands have been en•
tered in the Rope Yard.
London, England, 1803-05-27

TORBAY, MAY 25.

Juft landed here, out of the &I India (hip EARL
ST. VINCENT, Captain Jona BROOICIS SAMPWN. Mr.
CNARLIII Twom•s, Puler of the laid fhip, together
with Major WlLsow and family, and Mr. CHARLES
WATRIRS, of the Civil Service ; they left the (hip
this morning at eleven o'clock, off thy Start, in com-
pany with the Eaft India (hip Mansuiv. The pal-
fengers and crater are all well, having a fine breeze
from the W. S. W. Left St. Helena the 27th March.
London, England, 1803-05-20

CHURCH HONtYBORNE FARM, ncar EVESHAM,

WITH IMMEDIATE POStiFISSiON.
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION-By Mr. RAINE,
_ _ .

On Friday, the 27th May, at the Rainbow Coffee-houfe, in
Cornhifl, at Twelve o' lock, in One Lo:,
AMOST defirable ESTA FE, held by Leaf
for Twenty one Years from Michaelmas laft, of the
Dean and Chapter of Ws ftminfter, at the (mall referved Rent
of tel. 9.. ad. and renewable by cuftrom tarry Soren Years, o-
payment or a moderate Fine; conGiting of a good Farm-houfe,
near the Churvh, at Honeyhorne' only Four Miles difLint from
the prolific Vale and Town of Evelham, in Worecfterliircovith
every requifite Farming Outbuilding, and near coo Acres of
principally Rich Grazing atoll Meadow land, within a Ring
Fence, now and for many y:ars pall in the necupation o: Mr.
Nathaniel Eden, who has notice to quit at Michaelmas next.
when the Poiret:Bon may he had..—To he viewed ti. the Sale.
Printed Particulars will be ready for delivery on the ad of
May, and may then be had on the Peen; fes; itiro of the Priii-
v!rs of the Woreefter, Gloucefter, and OztOril Paper.; of Mr.
Hoper, Great Marlberough•ftrett; Mr. Vines, in Linco!..%
teen; Rainbow; and f Mr. Raine in Charlotte-ftrect, Bloomf-
bury, London, where a Plan may be teen,
London, England, 1803-05-20

CAPITAL ESTATE and MANOR.

TO BE SOLD BY PR I.VATE CON TRACT.
ALL that ESTATE and MANOR (Tythe
Free) called GREAT DADEORD, in the Parilh of
Bromfgnave, in the County of Worcefter; confuting of a ra,il.
fubftantial and eunnundiou Tartu Houle, Barns, St.thics,
der Mill, and other convenient Outbuildings, in complete Re
pair; and upwards ot Two Hundnd and Fifty Ann s of A rabic,
Meadow, and Failure I.and, well ;Mantel will Fruit Tree,. in-
cluding about Thirty Acres of Coppice Ground. in P. &Mon
of the Proprietor, worth Communibus Anvils
Air° an adjoining Eftate, confining of Two %len -les and
Buildings, and upwards of Fourteen Acres of Land, ['shied to
Tythe, called HO I. FORD'. WELL.
The above Premifes are now in the Occupation of Mr. James
Knowles, at the yearly Rent of zsicl. They arc diltant from
Rromfgrove Two Miles, Kldderminlter Eight Miles, and S:our-
bridge Nine Miles.
Poffefnon may be bad at Lady Day neat.—The Land Tax
ha. been redeemed.

There is a quantity of growing Timber nn the Eftates, which,
with the (;toroth of the Coppices,muft be taken at a Valuation.
Confideratik Part of the Pur:ha(c Money may remain osi Se-
curity of the Premifes, if required.
The Tenant will Otew the Premiks; and for further Par li-
miters apply to Meffrq. Gem and Son, Solicitors, New-Brett,
Birmingham, where a Plan of the Ellate may he ken.
London, England, 1803-05-20

LMEI)

At Coggelhall, Eifel, on the 3d init. Mrs. Morris, wife of
Mr. Morns. surgeon to the EaR liffra rr,;iment of militia.
On Tuefday, at Great owc•r-hill. John Rallileigla, Efq. of
Penquite, in h -court"' of Cornwall.
London, England, 1803-05-20

A DUTCH MAIL

Arrived this morning. The following is the only
article it brings worthy of attention :
Levant, May I a.—From the Hague and from
Antwerp we have received intelligence, which at
the prefent moment cannot but increafe our unea-
fnefs. In the hat place we were informed, the day
before yellerday, of the entire diffolution of the
French armament dellined for Louifiana, which
hitherto has remained at Helena(boys. On the
sth, arrived here a letter from the Minifter of the
Marine at Paris, dated the 6th, Rating, that
until further orders, no 14 freighted by Govern
ment ()mid fet out for the Colonies after the loth ;
that coaßing vefels might, however, go out, but
that it ought to be recommended to them, as well
as to trading veffels in general, to obferve every
precaution poinble, on account of the uncertainty
of circumilances, under which it was probable that
England would, according to callow, commence
hoßillties before it made a declaration of war."
London, England, 1803-05-20

MARRIED.

On Tuefday the 17th inn.. at Swanfea.Glomorgaullitre, John
Rem Elq. of Kilymaentlwyd Iliac, ht the county of Car-
marthen, to Mils Anne C. Vander Honi. voungett daughter
of Elias Vander Horn., E fq. American Conful, at Brillol
London, England, 1803-07-12

OLD 341LEr.

Yederday twenty-four prifoners Were hied, feven-
teen of whom were convided of felony, via.
W. Colwell, for dealing an axe and other articles,
the property of J. Hunt ; E. Toter, for Realing two
pair of Rockings, the property of C. Loppino ; M.
Welch,for dealing a watch, the property of R. Ryan;
Jane Andrews, for {leafing a woodese chair, the pro-
perty of J. Barnes; C. Field, for Realing three print-
ed books, the property of J. Mudie ; W. M'Lochlin,
for dealing a pewter quart pot, the property of J. Lii•
cos; J. Thompfon, fhr dealing a cotton gown, and
other articles, the property of liachael Price; Jof.
Yeoman, for (leafing twelve deal boards, the proper-
ty of T. Poynder ; Sarah Blackball, for Rcaling a
wheelbarrow, the property of Amelia Wynn ; Mary
Loaf; for dealing a totted! bawl, the pioperty of W.
Porter ; Matt. Banks, for marrying Alice Higgins,
,hit former wife being alive ; Jane Evans, for Realing
a watch, the property of J. Pardon; Rob. Gyton,
for dealing a time piece, the property of T. Gottld-
ing ; Ge&ge Horton, for dealing aJ.
of printed
J.
cotton, the property of T. Barrett ; Williams, for
Realing a great coat, the property of T. Bowman
J. Brown, for Realing a carpet, the property of E.
Ryan ; Elie. Sweeden, for Realing a !bawl, the pro.
perty of John Connell.
And feven were acquitted, viz.
Hannah Norton, Rofetta Prefton, J. Searle, A.
Gill, D. Evans, Ann *Canby, and Martha Sarah
Jeffries. The fame day fentence was patted, when
Maria Tate, Mails Barren, alias Adair, M. Murphy, Char-
1-tte Wood. Sophia Blundell, Wilkey Eyre", Warner Brown, Alice
Bennett, C Williunrs, B. Harris, Matthew Waller, alias Chubby,
D. Welb, S. Collins, J. 'llompfon, alias Kelly, and a. Smith, kro-
na!), received judgment of death.
James Williams, George Horton, Jofeph Yeaman,John Thom's.
fon.'llor as Haggis, Mary Brown, W. Barrow, Jofeph Anderfoo,
Wm Lowe, alias Baker, Elizabeth Rownes, Samuel Lefevre, and
Francis Wilkes, were ordered to be usafported for the term of
kern Tears.
Elisabeth Ware was ordered to be traofported for the term of
fourteen years.
Fifteen weft ordered to be Imprtfoned tit the Houk of Cortex-.
Lion ar Clerkenwen.
And nine In Newgate.
Seven were ordered to be privately whipped,
And twa to he pshliely whipped.
The Set ons being then ended, the fame were ad.
journed until Wednefday the 14th of Sept. next.
London, England, 1803-07-12

POLICE.

Boer-STIM tr.-0a Wednefday two of the Patroles
apprehended a man as diforderly, and on Thurfday
morning he was brought before Sir RIcHAID Foltz
for examination, when Mr. Klass, the keeper of
Newgate, attended, and depofed, that the prifoner
was tried at the la ft September Seffions, and capitally
conviaed for breaking open the Running Honk pub-
lic huufe, in (tseendlreet, St. Giles's, but received
his Majefty's pardon, on condition of being tranf-
ported during his natural life: he was committed for
further examination.
Yeßerday he was re-examined before the fame Ma-
gifiratc, when Captain Reed, of the huliks at Wool.
verb, attended, and Rated, that on Saturday the ad
inftant, as he was on his duty on board the Retribu-
tion hulk, he heard an outcry, and going upon deck,
obferved a (mall boat going from a lighter that was
employed at the Rent of the hulk. He heard three
men who were left in the lighter calling out that fix
of the convills had made their efcapes Capt. Reed
then got into the flip's boat with four of his men, and
purfued she boat in which the convias went down the
river ; he followed them on fhore at Barking Creek
mouth, landing about five minutes after them, and
loon after perceived them in the marthes, following
them alone (his men taking different routs) by tracks,
for about fix miles, he difcovered them in a corn
field, where they had all but one contrived to get
their irons off; and, on his making towards them,
three ran off, one of whom Was the prifoner; the
other three he fecured after Tome ttruggle, and
wounding them Rightly with his cutiafs. •
Jof. Punier, a lighterman, belonging to the Board
of Ordnance, Paid, lie was in a fkiff at the time of the
efcape, and Ira% clofe to the Retribution hulk, when
fix of the convids fuddenly jumped into his boat, and
one of them running up to him with a drawn knife,
(wore he would nab him if he did not inttantly jump
out, which, through fear, he complied with, and got
into the lighter. Two of the cone/ids reined the
oars, and another cut the head-fait of the Reiff, and
they rowed off down the river. A knife was found
upon the prifoner, which proved to be the inftrument
tiled for (awing off their irons. He was committed
for tsial, for being at large in this kingdom, after be.
ins ordered to be traufported.

BIRTH&

On the moth •it the Lady of Admiral Si, Hyde Parka, at Me
heart in Great Cumberland-plaee, of a fan.

At Oakley Park, fulllorpis, the wife of W. Handetwk, Th.
of a fon and heir.
At Cratrod., en the 3d Intl Isfrs. Cunningham, of a daughter.
On the all lan. to the Royal Barrack% Dublin, the Lady of Cu.
yard, of a he.

MARRIED.
Henry &Ode!. Efq. of the Quaxis eounty. to Mira Maria
°avantMlN of Dublin.
London, England, 1803-05-16

WINDSOR

From London Bridge to l'aurs-wharf, or Ma-
; from .111hallows•Ilairs to Blackfriars-
bt idge, rat either fide; (tom the Three Cranes to
the Temple, or Old Barge•honfe ; from .Paul's-
w h art. to At undel lairs; from Blackft iars-bt idge,
can either lidc, to Somerfet•honfe, or Cuper's-
btidge ; from tie Temple to Whitehall, or King's
A: c; frrm Strand lane to Weflminfier-
brie from Wedmintler•bridge, on either fide,
to Lambeth 'lairs, or the Hence-ferry; from Lam-
-I,ctio(lairs, or the Horfe-ferry, to Vauxhall, or
F:.• 'flier 6d.—Sculler 3d.
From London -664 e to the Temple, nr Old
Barge.hotife ; front the Three Cranes to Strand-
lane, or Surry-ilairs; front (I2eenitithe to Somer-
f_q-aaits, or Citper's htidgel from Paul's wharf to
the Adelphi ; from Blackfriars-hridge to White-
-11111, of King's Arms-fairs ; from the Temple to
Weaminficr.bridge ; from Hungerford to Lam-
beth-llairs, or Horfe-ferry ; from Lambeth-llairs
to Nine Elms.—Oars B.l.—Sculler 4d.
Ft om London bridge to Wellminiler-bridge, or
the Wooden•bridge ; from Blackfriars-btidge to
Lambeth-(lairs, or Horfe-ferry ; from Strand-lane
to V.itishall, or Feather-tiairs ; from Hungerford
to Nine Elms ; from Nine Elms to C.hellea-bridge.
Oats IS.—Sculler &l.
From London.bridge to Lambeth-ftairs, .or
Hlrfe•ferry ; from Allhallows to Vauxhall, or
Feather's-!lairs; from Paul's-wharf to Nine Elms;
from Weilmin her.bridge to Chelfea-bridge.—Oars
s. 6d.—Sculler 9d.
From London bridge to Nine Elms ; from the
Temple to Chelfea-bridge.—Oar. n. —Sculler is.
From London-bridge to ChArea-bridge.—Oars
as. 6d.—Sculler ts. 3d.

With complry,
From Lood•nalridse, ca thher , Oars melt Pcrfon.
Side above, - • d. a. d.
To Chelfea-bridge • . 0 0 0 4
To Wandfworth - 3 o o 6
•10 Putney, Fulham, or Barn Elms 4 o 0 8 •
To Hamm: rfmoth or Chifwick . 5 0 0 9
To Barnes or Mortlake - - 6 0 A 0
To Prentford - - ' 7 a
To Inewurth - - - 7 6
To Kichtr.ond - - - 8 0 I 3
To Twiek• nham or Tide-end Town 9 0
'Co Kiogflon - - to 6 1 6
To Hampton Coen or Hampton Town Is o
To Sunbury or Walton-upon-Thames 13 0 1 9
To Sbeppert.on, Weybridge, Chertfey,
Lailham t5O so
To Stance 2 • - 18 o a 6
To Catcher or Windfor - 11 0 3 0
MOM LOllOOll auttor, LastwaiD, di ilia as
London, England, 1803-07-23

nos again!! the palace of Mehemet Paella of Cairo.
The etingtohtinued almoß the •hole day and nights
Taller went throug:r the whole city to tranquillife
the minds of the people, 'and to requeß them to lay
alide fear, At the fame time, he fracrely forbid his
troops to occafum the lela damage. The honk of
the ttfierdar and Cowie others were fet on fu-e. Mahe.
met Pasha has been abandotted by his whole Court,
and has thrown himfelf under the proteftion of Tabu
Pacha. At four o'clock in the afternoon of May t,
the Pacha of Cairo fled, and no one knows whit has
become of him r the rebels plundered and burnt his
palace. The city remains quiet, and Taller Pacha,
the Arnaut, is at the bead of the Government. He
has written to the Commiffronrrs of Foreign Re,
Wong to induce them to tranquillize the minds cE
their conntrymen, and of all the Chriftians,
Jess Hsi—According to the laa ;deices front
Arabia, the rebel Abdul Wechab eontinuts to gain
partifans, and his army k already very numerous,
We learn, however, that his progrefs has not been fre
rapid as was apprehended. He hits even experienced
a very (cable cheek ; The Palm of Ilagdod has
completely beaten a very confide sable corps. which
that rebel caufed to *draw& to the environs • I that
city. The moil of that who 'Seeped death. fell into
the hands of the conqteror, The Pasha fent to the
Porte the heads of ',else rebels a; as ittalll
trophies of his viaory.
London, England, 1803-05-11

HOUSE OF COMMONS.

The S took the Chair at half pall three, and after
Much private builnefs had been gone through,
Mr. OKIIISIIT prefenti.t: Lver.; Petitions from Officers of
the Court of Exchequer in Ireland. praying relief againft the
operation of the lriat Law Court Bill. Ordered to he on the
table.
Sir JoaN Ames itsoN brought up the Report from the Lon•
don Port Couimittee. The Refolutions were trail and agreed
to, and !Lave given to bring in a 811 purfuant thereto.
On the motion of the Secretary at War, the Soldiers' Re-
lid Bill, from the Lords; was read a fecond time, and commit-
ed for Friday.
London, England, 1803-05-11

.rARLIAMENTARr PROCEEDINGS.

T-1013SE OF LORDS, TUESDAY, MAY to.
Conrad were beard relative to the Scotch Appeal, the Car-
ron Company v. John Ogilvie. Efg. of Gairdoch, namely,
?Or. Clarke at conficierahk length on the part of the Appellants.
After which their Lore:Mips adjourned the farther hearing till
to-morrow.
The Faris of Cc/steam:goat, SC•tuoROOGH, STANHOPE,
CLIOLMONDE LEY, CoNYNGNANI, and Lord VERNON, Weft
(wort, and took their feat•.
The Duke of AT LIOL, after a few prefatory obtervations on
the fiiVeci. moved that the Edinburgh Road Bill be read a
third time on Thurfitay.
On the queftion being put,
The Duke of NORFOLK role to oppofe the motion. ne ob.
ferved, that the Bill, as it now flood, militatednot only againft
the principles of good faith, but the eflabliftted cuttorn of Par-
liament. He believed there was a clank in the general Road
Acl, tending to exempt from toll, &e. all treks of manure ;
the Bill in queftion contained no fuch pre:nil-ion, and he tub-
mined whether it was not unjuftifiable, that thofe perfons who
tank lands conti'uous to the Road defcribed by the Bill, on the
faith of their being able to convey time, &c. to them as ma-
nure, fhou!d be fo injurinufly dilappointed by the operation of
the Bill. He was determined to take the fence of their Lord-
flips on the queftion.
Thc ttrangers were excluded; after which a divifion took
place, when there appeared—For the Motion, 6
j;—Agaitift
It, Is.
Several private Bills were brought up from the Commona,by
difiCrent Gentlemen, and re,.d a firft time.
The Order for returning the Conumittee on Markham 's Di-
vorce Bill being read, Lord WA LSI NGH A m took the Chair.
After a Mort explanatory converfation between Lords A u ca-
AND, ALV AN LIT, the LORD CHANCZ.LLOR, and the BiCiop
of Sr. ASA elf, the Lift elaufe of the Bill was rejeeled,as was a
part of the preamble of the Bill, and tome verbal amendments
were made.
The Houk then returned, and ordered the Report to be re-
ceived to-morrow.
The Bills upon the table were forwarded in their refpedtive
Rages, after which an adjournment took place.
London, England, 1803-11-21

Southweli Loyal Volunteers.
_ _

William Horeldrworth, Gent. to be Eninm, vice R. Ilesthcote, rc-
iignLO ; francis Cook, Cent, to be Surgeon.

Soutbrop Volunteer infantry.

William Nati, Efq. to be ;Itar.l Boyce, Gent. to be
Lieutenant; Thomas NVbecler, Gent, tube !Hilo.

Itnyal Speltliotne Legion.
I.ieutenant H. Wombatlooe to be: CAptain; Horatio Hanel,
and James Danielle, Gent.. to be ki:figns.
Stratford-upon-Avon Volunteers. •
- _

Lieutenant Robert. Hobbs to he Captain, vice Macon, refigned;
Enligra John Holmes to be lieuteliatits, vice Hobbs; pines Prit •
chard, Gent to be Enlign. vice Holmes; Rt v. James Davenport,
1). D. tti be Chaplain; James Pritchard, Gent. to be Surgeon.
Surrey Gentlemen and Yeomanry Riflemen.
William Lee, Gent. to be Second Lieuteivnt.

T orri dg e Regiment of V(3 tinteers.
Right Honorable Lord Rolle to be Colonel ; Richard Pyne Coffin,
Efq. to be Lieutenant-Colonel; Richard Lichfield, Efq to be
Major ; Rev. Peter Glubb to be Chalikiia ; and Thomas Colly,

Gent. to be Surgeon.
Trent Vale Volunteers (before Gazetted as the Bur-
ton Joke Volunteers.)

William Stoolen Deveral, and Samuel Jamion., Gents. to be Lieu-
tenants; and John Cooper, Gent. to be Enfign.
Welt bitty-on Severn Volunteers.
_ _

John Windle, Ertl. to be Captain; Daniel Bennett, and John Ni-
cholls, Gents. to be Lieutenants ; and Joreph Cada', Gent. to
be Enfign.
Royal Well India Regiment of Volunteers.
. .

John Plminicr. Efq. tube Captain, vice James lohnfon, reigned.
Edward Pufey Lyon, Eh/. to be Captain, vice Andrew Wedsler-
burn, refigned.
Wetley Volunteers.
- . _ _

George Jennings, Gent. to be. Fri:lgo.
Royal Wellminller Regiment of Volunteers.
bfaurne Evans, Gent. to be Enftgo, vice Fox, promoted.
ii Wm Hitchcock, Gent. to be Enfign, vice Pierce, promoted.
obn Curb, Gent. to be Enfign, vice B. Ctmnitigham, promoted.
ryan Connor, Gent.to be Surgeon, vice Dennett, dtccafri
London, England, 1803-08-04

LE USE OF SCHOOL.`•.

FOR

This day were ?titillated, Price 34
VLEGANTLE LAIII:6I2E ; or RULES and
—4 EXERCISES. likairative of akowst Latin Style, intended
for the ate of the Higher Claes of Grammar Schools.
By the Rev. EDWARD V4LPY.
Reading : Printed and fold by Mara. Smart and Cowflade;
fold in London by Mars. Pridden, Law, and Richardfons, &c.
" This Produetion exhibits much fati,thEtory Information, and
is &Chia by (slid good fade. We reetinamond the Book, as very
proper to be introduced in &lsoois for the purport:, of facilitating
Improvernaat)a Latin Compefition."—Ernith Critic for May 1803.
" The landatle pains here taken by Mr. Velpy, of Reading. to
facilitate the Education of Young Men, In oar CUSS:caI Schools,
claim the thanks of the Public; and we doubt not that the Exercifes
thus offered to them wilt prove valuable addliions to this Clafs of
Booka"--Montisly Review, for July. 1803.
London, England, 1803-08-04

On &Annlsy the 23& Bit. Mn.s George Meredith, illettihgharno
pace, of a fon.
On the 25 th ult in Dublin, Lady Ann Maria Cotton, at a fon.
On Friday, at Grr t Heaney l'ar:onage, the wife of.the Rey.
Charles Andrews, of twins, a fon and daughter.
Monday morning, the Lady of jofrph Blandford, E(q. of the
Inner Tsinpie, of a daughter.
London, England, 1803-08-04

A LIST 0/ TNOSS *swim OW BOARD LA ILOWDB

MOBS CAPT. MIDMIBOII MID 1.1118611011&l.
Mr. Tom CMcfMate oleic Macho
Copula joltiness. of dot Alen.
Cirri& to motor, ado Ikon Mails. •
Mr. Gloss, Mau of the Minka.
Mr. Solo m cs. , Moos of the Maria NM
Mr. F Mate of the MKS.

The following circumftance ought to fens as a
caution to mitten of veffels who may hereafter anchor
in any open road, to take perfons with them in their
boats (whets they have occafion to go on &ere) as
are capable of rowing or !leering the Lune ►ack to
their refpeftive !kips. The maser of a veal lying at
anchor in Guavas Lake. landed near Penzance. after
which he ordered his two boys (one about nine. and
the other about is years of age) to return with the
boat. which they attempted to perform under fail.
but not being able to manage her, they were drifted
by the wind and tide dear three sine% and on the
verge ofa range of rocks, where. in ell probability.
they would loon have! tavilled, had apt dm WIN
honk boat Mae is shot Album
London, England, 1803-08-04

MIDDLESEX COUNTY MEETING, AUGUST a, ;1303.
AT a very numerous and refpeetable MEETING
AT
of the FREEHOLDERS of the COUNTY of MID-
DLESEX. held this Day. at the MEP.MAID TAV,ERN, at
HACKNEY,
It was unsiiimougy agreed—That an humble ADDRFSS be
pciehted to His NIAJESTY, on the prefent important Critic
And but Addrefi being :•ccordingly preparod and read
ReE,lved unanimoufly.—That the laid Addrcts be prefented by
the Sheriff, accompanied by Cloaca Br n c, Efq. one of the Mem-
bers of the County.
That the Thanks of this Meeting be given to the Rev. Thomas
Roberts, of Tottenham, for his promptntfs in preparing the laid
Addrels, and to Thomas Skinner, Efq. one of the Aldermen of the
City of London, and Thomas Woud, Efci.of Littleton, the Mover
and Seconder of the fame.
That the Thanks of the hlertire be alto given to Sir Richard
Welch, Knight, and Sir James Alexander, Knight, Sheriff, for
their readinds in convening fuck Meeting, and for their able and
impartial tondo.% in the Bufinels of the day. • •
And, That the above Refulutions be figoed by the Sheriff, and
infertedin the Daily and Evtaing Papers.
RICHARD WELCH,
Sheriff.
JAMES ALEXANDER,I •

TO BE SOLD,
CIUSDEN HALL, cenrating of a goad and fpa•
dons Manfion,wLh every ufcful and etteceary Building, fits-
! bling for t 7 Horfes, a new-vra4cd Garden, of nearly two Acres;
Cottages, Manor, Cit-Rents, Fines, Woods, well Rocked wkb
Game, together with about a thou and Acres of Land, nearly in a
Ring Fence, part in hand, and the remainder let to refpedlable Te
slots. whore Leafes expire at Michaelmas 1804, being all Freehold.
Oufeen-Hall is fittiated about fix Milo from Newmarket, and
nine front Bury.
For further particulars apply to John Smith, Efq. Ourden.H.lll,
near Newmarket.
N. B. If the Advowfon of the Re Cory of Oufden is particularly
defined, it may be Lad at a fair valuation, fubjed to the life of the
Incumbent.

WANTED TO RENT,
AHOUSE unfurniffied, with rot leis than Ten
Sloping-Roonuoved with from Ten to Fifty Aeres of land.
Ad.lrefs to X. L. Bromly Pat Office, Kent.
London, England, 1803-08-04

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