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London, England, 1803-01-01

DLLEN;BER:

a. The Houfe of Commons, In a Corn Mine of Supply 20trd
50p00 Ceara= for the ft trice of the king year.
2. The Vote of sc,a o fc‘men Was Ittottsly oppofed in the
Honk of Commun..

3. The Bey of Tunis fent to congrAtulato Bonaparte OD his
cicciiort to tilt ConfulAte fur life. _ . .

6. Received an account that Coun: S:ahrembery, the finlie.
rtal Minllia to our Cour:, WAI ordered to cult Paris within
14 hours.—A Petition wa, pr.:fatted to the Houle of Commons
from Mr. Mainwaring, cemplaining cf the els...Rion of hi:
Francis Burdett, for Middlefee, os undue.
7. Received sit account of an affray at Paris, in which. recall
of the confcripts were killed by the military.—Accounts were
received of violent earthen:, hes having taken place in feeeral
parts of Turkey and Rudia.
to. The Minilier nude a moll fa. istailory Raiment of tie
finances of the crifuing year to the limit': of Commons, utile.:
laying on a angle new tax.
t 3. A Lill wa. introduced In the !lour: of Commons** ap.
pointing. CommilSoners to enquire into Aliufes its the
Departments. This Bill united a violent oppoiltion.
t 4. Received secoui.ta of an carthquoite &mini happened at
Algiers.
16.1 n the Conansons,a Bill was orlired to tvr brought is rot
rgulating the Trade between this country and Malta.
Accounts Irani Conkantinopk Rated, that the Mame.
' lucks had defeated the Turkilk troops in 1:7 eral parts of Egypt.
at. The London Gazette announced the ele-eziten of the
Right Hun. Henry Douai to the Peerage, tir t!:r It of i.enl
Viliount Melville, as a reward for his long and fui,hto! fervlre..

23. Account/ from the United State. of America (tate, th.:
aII toleatous diftmnpers had eeafod there.
a 6. Received an oxtail/ft that a detachment of Daniell trop;
had taken lonia= of a part of the trattory of Lobeek—k,
etived an accottnt of the French Colonel Sehaßiari having
litcd Alezatdria, and cf his intending to ink. t the Mort t
fort: along the Levant.—ltecelved account) that the
were to be given up to France by Spain.
29. Both Hocks of Parliament adjourned to the 3d of Feb.
London, England, 1803-01-01

NAUTICAL INTELLIGENCE.

Letters arc received in town from Halifax, flat.
ing the arrival at that place of his Majefty's Ito, e-
(hip Chicheaer, on the 17th November, under the
charge of the mailer. She left Jamaica on the
loth of the fame month ; and on the fecond day
after her failing, the yellow fever made its ap-
pearance on board. Capt. &ravens, the Com-
mander, the two Lieutenants, two Midlhipmen,
the Boatfwain, the Surgeon, the Surgeon's Mate,
twenty-feven feamen, and twenty-nine foldiers of
the 85th Regiment, fell a viaim to its dreadful
ravages. The fhip, on its arrival at Halifax, was
immediately put under quarantine, and proper
medical Alliance afforded for the relief of the
fick, who were greatly recovered when the letters
came away. She was to fail for England as loon
as the health of the furviving part of her crew
would admit. When the letters were difpatched
the fever had entirely fubfided.
FACHOUTH, DECEMBER 29.

Arrived the brig Juno, Capt. PATTERSON, from
the bay of Honduras, out 19 weeks, with ma-
hogany, for London : a very ftrong gale at S. S.
W. having prevailed all this day, the parted her II
cables about one o'clock, but fortunately letting
go another anchor the was brought up with little
damage. It is much feared, as the gale con-
tinues, that fome of the velfels in harbour will
drive from their anchorage. Arrived alto the (loop
Friendfhip, HARRIS, with coals, from Wales.
l'efterday paffed this port for London tbeAme-
rican fhip Fabius, Capt. FARREL, from Virginia,
out 33 days, with tobacco, coffee, &c.; alfo the
(hip Pelican, Capt. Wet. Bacuo, from Smyrna,
for London, out 7 weeks, for Stangate Creek, to
perform quarantine: about eight days fince, Capt.
BROAD fpoke the American fhip Hermione, Capt.
Ho►arws, in great diftrefs, from St. Michael's,
bound to Havre de Grace, with fruit.

The Walfingham packet is expeded to take two
Mails, viz. thole of the 211 l and 28th inflant, for
Lilbon the latter will arrive here on Friday next.
The Towniend, DODD, and Duke of Kent packets,
Ds mis, will take the Mails of the gth of next
month, for Jamaica and America.—The wind be-
ing favourable, the following Packets may be
hourly expeded, vis. Duke of York, MAKE, from
Lilbon ; Prince Erneft, Paves, from New York;
and Princefs Charlotte, gilts, from Jamaica.
London, England, 1803-10-27

THIS PRESENT EVENING, OCTOBER zg,
will be performed the Tragedy of
EDWARD THE BLACK PRINCE ;
Or, THE BATTLE. OF POICTIERS.
Edward. PriOCC of Wales, Mr. POPE;
Earl (It Warwick, Mr. CAULFIELD ;
Lord Audley, Mr. HOLLAND; Arnold. Mr. RAYMOND;
John, King of France, Mr. POWELL ;
Dauphin, Mr. DE CAMP;
Ribernont, Mr. BARRYMORE.
Mariana, Mrs. YOUNG.
treviotta to the Play, an appropriate Natioual Addrefs will be
fpolten by Mr. RAYMOND,
Written by Sir JAMES BLAND BURGESS.
To which will be added a Mußcal Entert.dnalcut, called
I'HE PRIZE.

On Saturday, will be produced (never performed), a New
Masai Drama, in Three Ads. called a Wife with Two Hullisnak.
The Mutat computed and (elected by Mr. MazzinghL With the
Farce of Two Strings to Your Bow.
•• • A new Comedy, in Five Ads, is In rehearfal, and will be
rposeilly produced. A. new Farce is alto in preparation.
London, England, 1803-10-27

BIRTHS.

On the r yth MIL at the Marquis of Bath's feat, at Longleat, the
M,rchio' efs of Bath, of a fon.
In Park-RI-cm Bath, the Hun. Mrs. Kinr, of a daughter.
On Saturday laft, at Brickendonhery, Bert*, the Lady of Wm.
Dent, Ltq. of a daughter.
Same day. at *looting Lodge, Surrey, the Lady of Benjamin
Oakley, Efq. of a daughter.
On the 1 Sth inft. at Internet's, the La•ly of Lieutenant Colonel
Halket, of the ssth regiment of foot, of a daughter.
At Edinburgh. or the rash loft the Lady of John Jardine, Efq.
advocate, of a 1011.
At Gifford Val*, on the r itb init. Mrs. Gardner, of a fon.
On the 1 ttb infant, at Beitamont Foreft, the Lady of Charles
Coate, Efq. of a fon.
Sante day, In Upper Gardiner's.ftreet, Dublin, the Lady of Hen.
Snaith, Jun. Efq. of Beebeg, county Meath, of a fon and heir.
'1 he Lady of Ambrofe Congress, of Mount-Congreva, county
Waterford, Ffq. of a daughter.
In Wtinani-ftreet Waterford, the t.a.ly of R. Parker, Efq of a
daughter; alto the a..ady of toe Res. Mr. White, of a fun.
London, England, 1803-10-27

MARitl; D.

On the s.MI3 init. at Wootten Ballet, Wilts, Wm. Dunbar, F.fq.
of Southampton-row, BbxunfLury, to Mifs Jammu, of the Fer-
nier HatL
Saturday !aft, at Str atham Church, Ronal Cameo, Efq. of
Altleratanbosty, to Miff Waite, of Tooting, Surrey.
Same day. Samuel Newman, Eft. of AidermatiMil't to Mira
Ekacm. claelt daughter of the late Thomas Deacon, Efq. of Wig-
gift Hall, near Watford, Herts. •
Mr.- t vans, Bookfelkv, of Pall Mall, to MIL Baker, ebbe
daughter of T. Baker, Erg. of Limehutife.
On the t tth MR. at Arthuret Church, by the Hos. and Right
Rev. the Lord Bilhop of Caddie, Win. 13rows, Frs. of Tallantine
hall, Cumberland, to Mils Cathcrinc Stewart, daughter of the late
William Stewart. Efq. of C.IUs Stewart.
On the ISth instant, at St. Bernard's, near Edinburgh, Daniel
Were. Efq. of Stauebyres. to Mifs Jacobin Laic, youngeft dauy,h.
ter of the late Jam!. Leder, Efq. of Dranhaugh.
At Aber 'ten, John Watfon, Eft. advocate, to Mifs Rob, daugh-
ter of Wm. Rofs, h g. Montrofe.
London, England, 1803-10-27

THEATRE-ROYAL, COVF.NT-GARDEN.

•
TO-MORROW EVENING, OCTOBER 28,
will be performed tie new Comedy of
JOHN BULL.
Or, AN ENIILISHMAN'S I. IRE-SIDE.
Peril/tine, Mr. COOKE ;
Tom Shuttlrma, Mr. LEWIS;
Job Tbornbcrry, Mr. FAWCETT ;
Demobs Brulgruddery, Mr. ROCK ;
Dan, Mr. EMERY.
Lady Carolina Braymore, Mre. HUMPHRIES ;
Mary Thuenberry, Mrs. GIBBS;
Mn. Brulgruddcry, Mrs. DAVENPORT.
To which will be added the 14dufic-1 Entertainment of
LOCK AND KEY.
716 Evenirr— l'he Camelia.; with the Review.
On Saturday the Comedy et the Heir at Law ; wizli A Tale of

—on Mayday, the fourth Night of the Play of Pizarro. With
the Murata' Entertainm et of Thong anal Sally.
On Tuefilay, Much Ado about Nothing; with Dryden's Marque
of Arthur and Engadine.

This day was publiamxt, price as. 6d.

THE WIFE WITH TWO HUSBANDS;
• Tragi.Consedy, in Three Ada.
Leedom : Printed for Junes Ridgway, York-lireet, Se. jaws's-
Nome ; and H.D. Symonds, Paternoiter-row.

This day were publiated, price 31.
REFLECTIONS on the INVASION of GREAT
BRITAIN by the FRENCH ARMIES; on the Mode of
DEFENCE; and on the deful Application of the National l.evles
Loadoo : Sold by T. Caddl and W. Davies, Strand ; Knott and
Lloyd, Birmingham ; and all other Bookfellets.

FAST SERMON.
This day was publiled, price Sixpence,
THE CHRISTIAN PANOPLY: a FAST
SULMON t preached to a Country Congregation, on WED
NESDAY, ocr. 19, Iso3, being the Day appointed for a GE-
NERAL FAS I.

By WILLIAM MAYOR, LL. D.
Vint* of Hurley, in Berkildret and C.haplaia to the Right Hon
• the ban. of Manta.
Printed far Richard Phillips. No. 71, St. Paul's Church Yard.
Of wham. arid 01 all Boahfollers, may be had Dr. MAVOR's
ether Works.

This day was pablithed by J. I latehard, No. xpo, Piccadilly, and
Mawmao, Poultry, price xis. in boards, illultrated with
Map and Plates.
AN ACCOUNT of the Native Africans, in the
Neighbourhood of Sierra Leona ; to which is added an At-
exam of the parent Mate of lefereicine among them.
By THOMAS WINTERSOITOM, M. D.
Piqua= to the Colony.
N. B. The tit volume f this work, in which arc the Mapsand
Plates, may be bad feparate from die fecond, which cootaino the
Medical part of the work The price of the tit alone, Is pa.
The fubicribers are rcfpeetfully informed, that as the free uo-
ends what was originally propded, copies will am be fan gap
the favour admit- application.
No. too, Piccadilly.
London, England, 1803-10-27

DIED.

On the zeds haft at his bogie, in Canterbury, William Scott,
Ffq. of the aatient fanady of Bakal Scotts, late of Scotts Hafl, in
the county of Kent.
Some time Soce, of his wounds, which he received at Marne
Fortunee, in the ifland of St. LIMA, Lscutclisnt Colonel G. B.
Monica). of the 60th Repmeat.
At Waterford, Mifs Drown, slaughter of the late John Brom,
Efq. merchant, of that city.
On the isith natant, at Comner, Berk., at the are of 8;. Mn
Beetle, widow of the Rev. Jolla &reit, yettorett brother of Wit.
lougishy Earl of Abingdos.
London, England, 1803-12-15

GIBRALTAR, NOV. 4.

" This morning the WE•ZLI brig. cruising in the
Streights, made the fipal for a grange line of battle
Chip coming from t►e Eaftward, upon which the
Doasto•t, Sir RICHARD STRACHAN, immediately
flipped her cables. and went in purfuit of her, though
from having mon of his fails unbent, the veffel he
was in chafe of had got through the Streights by the
time the DOWRIGAL had got ahreaft of Cabretta
Point, in that it is very doubtful whether the Dols•
1110 AL will overtake her.
" In the afternoon another grange line of battle
fhip paffed Europa Point, alfo from the EaAward,
having Spanifb colours hoifted, and an Admiral's Rag
at the main. She appeared to be a very large
two decker. The appearance of there two She of
battle chips fo unexpeeedly, has oecafioned much fp .
culation, and appears very furpteioas.

•ovtrttt 7.

" By a veffel from Carthagena. in five days
patiage we are informed, that the two Mange
line of battle Drips which patkd this on the 4th. were
the Argonaut of 84 guns. with an Admiral on boards
and the St. Criloyal, of 74 guns, both of which
Slips failed from Carthagena for Cadiz on the ;cub
‘,l 1411 month, and that feveral more line of battle
Ihup. were getting ready as faa as poffible at Carib&
polio, to join a (quadron which is to be formed at
Cadiz ; and that two frigates crowded with learners
►:ad arrived from Majorca, to mao the !hips which

the Spaniards were fitting out at Carthagena.
very obvious thefe naval preparations cannot be in-
tended againft France, and that they can have but
one objeft in virtu. In fad we here confider a war
between Blitain and Spain as inevitable."
London, England, 1803-12-15

•• THEATRE ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN.
TO MORROW EVENING, DECEMBER 16,
4 will be performed, for the fourth time, a New Hlfterical
Conic Opera. In Three Ads, called
THE ENGLISH FLEET IN 1342.
Thencipal Chimaera by
Mr. HILL, NfalterpriP. BENSON, Mr. INCLEDON,
Mr. BLANCHARD, Mr. BRAHAM, Mr. MUNOEN.
bin GLOVER, Mts. HUMPHREYS, Mrs. DAVENPORT,
Signora STORACE, Mrs. ATKINS, Mifri GAUDRY.
To which will be added a Farce, called
THE IRISH WIDOW.

This Evening—The Erighlis Fliet in x 342; with the Intriguing
Chambermaid.

SECOND LOTTERY FOR 1803.
_ _

To bqgki drawing 9th of Imam nest •
SWIFT and CO. No. f I, POULTRY, are felling
Tickets and Sheges of the prefent Lottery.--This Office, (firlt
enahlifbed in the Year syr9) has been remarkable for the bale of
Capital Prizes, particularly,
In the IA Lotter!, In the Lottery drawn In April,
2.10. 226 Prize of to,ooo No. z lag a Prize of L. t 000
20430 5,000 41,696 - - 2000
With others, to a great amount.
London, England, 1803-12-15

LONDON.

THURSDAY, DECEMBER tj.
PRICE OP STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK ,

Codels for opi. 554 dlr. on.....ltedveed 541-.-Onsplant &
Long Ann. '5l ts-t&
PRICE OF STOCKS YESTERDAY s
Dank Sack LW Long Ann. is,
3 per C. Red. 5411 Old S. S. Ann 5411
3 per C. Conf. Rut Insp. 3 pa Cent 54 53
4 per C. yOll Osmium 61 dits
3 per C. Navy Rut Knells Tickets 57L64.
3 pa C. 1797 901 i Conl for rec. 55111

Difpatebes were yeßerday received at the Admi-
ratty from Sir EDWARD PILLIWPS lquadrim off Co-
tonna, dated the s7th ult. which contain an accurate
liR of the French force both at that port and at Fer-
rol: In the latter are five fail of the line, and one
frigate s—and at Corunna, one [hip of the line, and
two frigates, none of which, however, appeared to be
making preparations for lea. Sir Enwaats Ps
Law's fquadron confills of the TOI/11•11Tp MALTA,
EPAILTIATI, SPINCIR, and ARDIIIT, Ihips of the line,
and the NAIAD frigate.
So late a date as Saturday laR, Admiral Coati-
wazzir, whole exertions in the fervice of his country
deferve, and will obtain the gratitude of every Bri-
ton, continued to keep his Ration off Brea.—
Two of bis (kips have fine arrived at Plymouth, viz.
the Deacon and Comortaoa, of 74 guns each.
It appears by the Ratement of the mailer of a large
French logger from St. Domingo, captured by his
Majeßy's °tip Bounce*, and fent into Penzance, that
the French troops at the Cape have furrendered to
his Majelty's forces.

By the Gasser (loop of war arrived at Falmonth
in fourteen days from Lifbon, we have received let.
(ere from Gibraltar and Cadiz, which prove that
Spain is now preparing for war. Indeed it never
was our opinion that Spain could maintain neutrality
longer than might fait the convenience of the FItST
Cow sot.. We fobjois the principal contents of the
letters that have reached us:
London, England, 1803-12-15

TMs day was cobbled,
Neatly printed in One Volume, Crown o.flaukprtee In boards. as.
AN EXPOSITION of the LORD's PRAYER
2. In wh!ch are comprehended an ACCOIIIIt of the Origin of
the Prayer, an Ezplanation of its fermi! Petitions • and a De-
monftratien that according to its natural Interpretation, it con-
tains a complete Summary of Quinlan Doarincs. With Notes
criticil and illuitrative.

By the Rev. JOSEPH MENDHAM, M.A.
Printed for F. and C. &Moron, No. 6a, St. Paul's Charcblard ;
fold site by J. Hatebasel, No too, Piccadilly.
London, England, 1803-12-15

10 BRIDGE BUILDERS.

ANY Perron or Perfons willing to Contra& for
BUILDING a NEW BRIDGE armors the River USK, near
CAERLEON, in the County of MON MOUI 11, either with
Stone or Iron, or partly Stone and partly lion, as defied to deli-
ver their Pans and Efttmates thereof stay Office in Chepltow,on
or before the todt day of January nett, or to me, at the Three
Salmons Inn, UR, on Weanefday the rttll of January, by Ten
o'Clock In the Forams', that the fame may be laid before the
Magiftrates, at the General Quarter Seffilnt to be holden on that
day. TURTON, Clerk of the Peace.
Chepflow, December ft, do 3.
London, England, 1803-01-08

PORTSMOUTH. JANUARY 6.

The HOUND Hoop of war, Captain MAXWELL,
which was put under quarantine on her arrival
from the Mediterranean,was releafed this morning.
The Abundance ftore.fhip, that was on (bore
near Sconcr•Point, He of Wight, is got off with
little or no damage.
London, England, 1803-01-08

PARODY.

My name's Toss DISDIN, far o'er I.udgate.hiS,
My Mailer ( 1) kept his Ihop, a frugal Cit,
Whore eon Ii sot caret were to encreafe his Sores
And keel hi, only 'Prentice, me, at home: 1
Per I had heard of acting, and I long'd
To mimic, on the Stage, tome warlike Lord:
And Sottuce granted me what Trade deny'd.
Yon 7.100 r.. which role one night acrofs Moorlteldo,
iad 'card ly fill'd her horns, when by her light,
A band of merry madcap. from the Town,
• Rufh'd like a torrent to the water's edge,
Seeking the Margate Hoy—with them I fled
For liberty and atling. Thus alone,
With walking Oxides, and bundle thin of linen,
Hover'd about the Kentifh Coalt, and mark
What trade I took-4 haften'd to Be B-urge,
Where RICHLAND, (a) and a troop of actor folks
I met advancing. Merry lives we led,
Till we had eas'd the eaihreneurnbeed Clowns.
I wrote and aded—Ame long time had flown,
A ferihble from my quill prodoe'd a Fame,
Which bore that day the name that now it bears
Elated thence, with triumph I difdain'd
A Country Aftor's Life, and having heard
That Miller HARRIS wanted fome boki.Rard
To lead his Afton to old Niles (3) fide,
I left my Manager, and took with me
A chorea fair one to confok my Item
Yon merry female who deFghos her mailer.
Journeying from Town to Kent, I pared the T.w'r,
And chance-dire:fled, came this day to write
An Opera, (4) that's wormwood to the Jews.
) Mr. DUBIN MS apprenticed to Sir WILLIAM RAWLTICI,
Knight, late Sheriff of London, who then kept a broker's
Shop, in Moorfields.
(a) The Manager of a Strollng Company.
(3) .4 Trip to the Nile was Mr. th ftrft ProdudLion on
Covent-Garden Boards.
(4),F4wily tomb.
London, England, 1803-01-08

WESTMINSTER SESSIONS, JAN. 7.

yobri Baldwin and WiMem Blagrave were indieted
for felonicufly Resting one bufhel ,of beans, the
property of Meffrs. Watfan and Co. The prifo-
ners lived with Meffrs.Wat fon and Co. as fervants,
the former as carter, and the latter as miller, at
their corn and coal wharf Milbank. The prole•
caters having great reafon to fulped them of pil-
fering, let a Conftable, named Goodenough, to
watch, when on the 12th December, a load of
corn being to be conveyed to Ifleworth, he law
the prifoner Baldwin bring out a fack, which was
the identical one containing the beans, and place
it in the waggon, underneath the others. Bald-
win being informed by a boy that Goodenough
was watching him, came out and laid, " D— all
informers," and was going to remove the rack,
but was prevented by Goodenough, and taken into
caltody, when he Paid be had got the beans from
Blagrave, which the latter at the time did not
deny ; but they both Rated that the beans were for
the reactance of the horfes, and tha they did not
intend to Real them. This they perfißed in now;
and the CHAIRMAN obferved, it was a queftion
folely for the Jury to fay, whether they believed
the fad was placed in the waggon with intent to
Real > If they thought fo, they mutt find them
both guilty. The jury, without hefitation, found
them Guilty; and the Court fentenced them
each to be imprifoned three months, and to be pub-
licly whipped at Milbank.
A watchman, named D. M'Carty, was indicted
for imprifoning one Thomas King, and extorting
from him the rum of (even millings in order to
relate him. It appeared that the profecutor
King, is a waterman, and had been to the play in
company with one Little, an apprentice to a prin-
ter; on their return, between twelve and one
o'clock, they were going up Pye-greet, Weßmin
ler, when King was fazed hold of by M'Carty,
and taken towards the watch.hoefe. On their
way, he offered to let him go for fomething to
drink : he told him he had nothing but a liven-
billing piece. which he gave him, and afterwards
railed the alarm, and procured another watchman
to take M'Carty to the watch-houfe, where he was
fearched, and the money fell on the ground, as it
was fuppofed, from the Reeve of his coat. The
Counfel for the defendant endeavoured to imprefs
the Jury with an idea that the Rory told by the
witneffes for the profecution was nut true. Two
or three vritneffes gave the defendant a good cha-
ratter. The Jury found him Guilty.
Several prifoners were tried for petty mifde-
ascanors, but none difclofed any intereß.
A man named Rofs was indiCted for pnblifhing
an abreast book ; but on account of an informality
in the indietment, which did not let forth any part
of the book, which, it was Rated, was not fit to
be =arc:Abed, he was acquitted.
London, England, 1803-01-08

NAUTICAL D7TELLIGIINCB.

MAILS THIS DAY—WINDS. W.
411.111ViD. DUI.
11 Dublin, i
i Waterford • 3
o Hamburg!
o French

PLYMOUTH, JANUARY 6.
Came in, in diflrefs, the Maria, of Yarmouth,
Captain Po r ay, from Valencia, bound to London,
laden with rants. The Hazard, from London,
bound to Virginia, in balls& The Two Friends,
Captain TOV/lISIND, from London, for Lilboss, in
ballaft ; and the Swedith (hip Neptunus, Captain
Pzur am,' from St.' Übe's, bound to Gottenburg,
laden with fah, in diarefs.--Arrived the juffrow
Maria, &lama, from Amaerdam for Smyrna; the
Tobago, Da WITT, from Dunkirk, for Tobago,
put in here in diftrds, after a tempeftuous paffage ;
the Jonge Jan• Swan, Soles, from Amßerdarn for
Bayonne, with bale goods; the Jonge Sanrwell,
Milos E, from Copenhagen for Naples ; the Zuw.
herfet, Dazas, from Copenhagen for Naples ; the
Hellerftadt, from Briftol, alfo in diftrefs, from
the late hurricane ; the Providence, BAKER, from
Rotterdam; Good Intent, from ditto ; Benjamin,
kora, from Amfterdam ; Providence, Gascons,
from Wilmington; the Union, litassosizsa, from
Valencia, in Spain, with brandies, for Guernfey ;
ATALANTA (loop of war, from a cruife againtt the
fmugglers ; and the BUSY cutter, Capt. Boma's,
alfo from a cruize.

Sailed the Das', la, of 18 guns, to Ireland :
the Earl St. Vincent, of this port, Captain VivA.
Boa, bound from this place to Cork and Jamaica,
was loft at Cork in a late gale of wind, by a large
fhip having run foul of her. by which means the
drove afhore, npfet, and loon went to pieces; alto
the EAGLE cutter, Capt. Wasp, on a cruife.—lt
has blown hard all night.
The Be Limns, of 84 guns, Captain Worm,
being completely manned and fitted for a fgreign
nation, with eight months provifions and Rotes,
made a fignal to go down into Cavrfandebay ; but
when when (be came abreaft of the Narrows, the
wind failed her ; when ihe came to for the tide,
and returned, being towed by the boats of the
Dock Yard, to her mooring in Hamoaze : (he
goes down the moment the wind is fair. Notwith•
(landing the ftormy and rainy weather a number
of perfons attended in Whitfand Bay, near Tre•
gantle, at the Pale of the wreck of the bull of the
Juno, Capt. L. CLAIM, loft in the hurricane of
Wednefday laft, and her cargo, the hull and bal-
laft fold for 841. and in general the various articles
fetched good prices. The of the unfortunate peo-
ple who were drowned off Bovefand Bay, Friday
lak have wafhed on (bore near Yeahn Rittr, they
were much disfigured.
London, England, 1803-03-05

PORTSNIOUTH, MARCH;.

Veit, relay failed front St. likkn's the Hercule, of 7.t
with fiahidorders,ft:Tof.d for the Weft Inihri.
this evecinc failed the Blanche, cf run,. C.:apt-sin M,:be,
for Gutrtifey, to rife leanien; and the Charger gun-et 11,...
'Atwell-an: Red... on a cruise..—Tlic ii:rani;itts, a tier: (hip,
54 orde:e.l to be eunimiirioncd, and Captain T.
to corn:mold her—The Camilla, of
2S gulls, Carnit) 1-t!!, I. ordered to Cuernfey, to rAife
and the Blanche wi.re ordered t, GuLTrifcy by an
Admirdl:y ,xpr, I+, which arrived yctterday at-ix:llo4.la.
SHEERNESS, MARCH 4.

Arrived his Majcfty's Blips Leopard, la Pique, and Sophia.
—Sailed the Conitant gun brig.—The Swedith Oup Ulffika
l.ouifa, in ?:oitig out of harbour this day ran foul of his Majcf-
ty's fhi? Amethylt. and had it not been for the timely Alliance
of boats from the Dock-, •rd and the men rf war lying near,
muft have fullained confiderahle damage; with much difficulty
the was got under fail again, but owing to her having only a
temporary rudder, the was fo unntanageable that the again ma
foul of the Leopard, and was a fecond time cleared, and after-
wards unfortunately fwung foul of the Broderfchap, from which
(hip the was, however, not fo eaflly cleared as from the two
former, but after much exertion the was happily cleared, and
has run on Chore on the mud, where it is uncertain how long
the may lie, having loft her cable and anchor.
London, England, 1803-03-05

FROM LI OYD's LIST.

DEAL, MARCH q..-.-Arrived and faded for the Rivard%
Suecefs, Carey, from Litbon ; and Fanny, Brooks, from Saint
Michnes.—W nd N. by W.

G P. AV L lILN D, CH 4.—Patted by the Aurora, Theenpros,
from Monti.ado ; Uriana, Pau...lion, from Malaga; and
Eliza, Waller, from Marfegles.--Sailed the Surprise,
for Gibraltar; Stork, Brown, for New Providence; Allegany,
—. for Lourdeaux ; lion,—, for Venice; John, Stukcg,
for Arnfter‘Lin; ; and Twe Gebroders, —, fur Catwyck.
On Saturday lid, tle Spitfire hoop of war failed front Dubin•
bay for Milford-haven.

The Sallly, Jackfon from Liverpool for Smanabb Is pat into
Martinique, in diftrefs.
The Eliza, Williams, from Chariiihn tot Liverpool, is put
into Madeira, in diftrefs.
London, England, 1803-10-11

DE/1711 OF THE RECORDER.

Sir JOHN•WILLIAM Rose, Recorder of the City of
London, was in town, and in perfect health, yefterda).
In the afternoon,he returned to his houfe at Peckham,
where he flept in the evening. Soon after midnight,
he waked Lady Ross, laying that he felt himfelf ex-
tremely unwell, and that he thought himfelf dying.
Medical aillitance was immediately fent for, and oh•
tained ; but human affiftance was of no avail ; for
Sir foto; breathed his tail, between three and four
o'clock this morning.
Mr. SILVESTER, Common Serjeant for the City of
London, is expe&d to fucceed him as Recorder.—
The filmy is toool. per annum.
London, England, 1803-10-11

DEAN ;EC rot, v.

To be SOLD by AUCTION, at the Ring'• Arm' Inn, Whitcha-
V,11,011 l'hurfd ty the 3d day oC Not entb,r next,

THE ADVOWSON. with a Profpeit of an early
Vacancy, couveniersly iituated at nearly equal dUlances from
the Market Towns of Whitehaven, Workington, and Cocker-
mouth, in the County of Cumberland. The Country abounds
with Game, the Roods arc good, and the Neighbourhood is re-
fpedalde ; the Living is itt all other poitr• cligiuly cireutuftaneed
the Houk and attached &Ailing% arc convenient and in excellent
Repair. '1 be Okke, cuotlßing of tilt Acre. of rich Meadow arid
Arable Ground, with very ea ter.Eve Common Right, together with
Great and Small Tythes, has been much underlet at tale yearly
film of 33:1. clear of every doluction.
N. B. Tin Tlx Is redezmol, and Linseftone and Coal
may be dug upon the
Mr. Williams, at the Rednry Hour-, will °hew the Premifes;
and for ffrrther particular. apply to Mr. Tarn, or Mr. himpfoo.
Cocketmouth.
London, England, 1803-10-11

THEATRE-ROYAL. COVENT-GARDEN.

TartIORROW EVENING, OCTOBER is,
will be performed a Comedy, called
THE PROVOK'D HUSBAND ;
Or, A JOURNEY TO LONDON.
Lord Townly, Mr. KI MBLE.
Sir Francis Wronghead, Mr. MUNDEN.
Squire Richard, Mr. KNIGH f.
Lady Eownly , by Mifs BRUNTON,
Wog the (amid time of her appearing on the Stage.
Lady Grice, Mrs. IL aiDDONS.
Lady Wrongfead, Mrs.DAVENPORT.
0 To which will be added a Farce, called
THE PADLOCK.
Diego, Mr. DAR LEY;
Lander, Mr. HILL ; Mimeo. Mr. BLANCHARD.
Leonora, Mils MORTIMER; Urf la. Mrs. DAVENPORT.
ThurfJay, the Play of the Stranger ; Mrs. Haller, Mrs Siddons
Oa Monday the Play of Pizarro willbe producci. wi,h New
Scenes, Meats, and Decorations. Rolls. Mr. Kemblc; Pizarr.),
Mr. Cooke; Alonzo, Mr. C. Kemblc; Elvira, Mrs. Siddons ;
Cora, Mrs. H.SuWons
The I liftnticsl Kay of King Henry the Firth: or. the Conqucil
of France, is in rshcarf..l, anti will he produced immediately.
Due notice will be given of the neat reptefentasion of !Gni
Ricisa.-d the Third
London, England, 1803-10-11

COCHRANE.

Dover has: frequently :.itliment
that fuch an evident advantage as this fpot prefents
thould be negleEled. The g-tieral that a
well-conflruCted fort at the place w!icrc Townfend's
Battery flood, would protell the tcmn and road more
effeCtually than all the other batteri- , put together.
We recommend this to the confileratlon of Govern
Patroles are in conttunt motion along
the coat during the night. Several ve.Tels are arriv.
ed with military Gores and ammunition from Wool.
wich, &c.

SNR/RNISS; OCT. to.—Arrived his Majetly's fhip
CARYSIFORT, Captain FANSNAWE, at the Nore the
has hoifted the fignal for convoy to the Baltic. The
Caul zee, Captain HANCOCK, has alto arrived with
two prizes from Yarmouth Roads. The Ruffian
Ambaffador came in here yefterday, in his carriage,
to embark on board his Majetly's fhip VIRGINIA,
which !hip is to take him to Ruffia; the will fail either
to-night or early to-morrow morning. The Su Li, ua
bomb veffel has arrived from the Downs ; arid the
MUILLIN (loop has come down the River Thames to
the Nure, and failed for Deal. Several merchant
velfels came in here yefterday, and have gene to
Standgate Creek to perform quarantine ; among
them is a very curious packet from the Mediterra-
'titan ; (he has four malts, the three after ones rigged
with three fails, and the foremaft the fame as any
other (flip: the is an amazing length, and fails ex-
tremely fall.—The Cat scam,- frigate, Captain Lord
WM. STUART; and the MiLnaooa fchouner,•have
arrived : the farmer remains at the Nore, and the
latter has come into the harbour.

YARMOUTH, OcT. 10.—The Mary and Margaret,
of and from South Shields, hound to London—,
Nelson Mager, got on the Newrombe Sand, near
this place, on the Bth, in fight, and funk ; crew fared.
It is reported at this place this morning, that a
French privateer captured on Weencfday !aft, off
Sudar Point, near Sunderland, a Berwick finack from
London.

The fleet under convoy of the Ct.rns frigate, and
MALLARD gun brig, which failed from the' Roads on
the 6th inllant, are, owing to the ftrong winds from
N. E. drove into Mofley Bey. The LAKE, Captain
DELL, for Ilufum ; and the AUCICLAT.D packet, Cap-
tain BRIDGE, for Guttenburg, both with mails and
paffengers, Hill remain. Sailed Tar, Crrrett, for
Liverpool; and Lark, GRAVES, to Portfmouth.
London, England, 1803-12-23

This day were pubtillied Is three Volagrute. price pa. in Boarde, og
rod. de bound,
M ORAL 'TALES Of YOUNG PEOPLE,
4Y2* WI, MARIA IDGEWORTH.
- Printed for) johnfee Is St. Pears Church/art
atran front the Bridal Celtic In Amp&
" We haft accidentally delsped the notice of what we have
long ago read with much fatleradticm, theft volumes, labials arc CD-
titled to qte warme4 twomestlatioa. They are very moral, en-
tertaining, aid hdri&ve, sad we particularly add& than to be
pet laxo the loads woe pufoos of the female Fes by thole
who have the [watt:Madames of their education: we do not mean
to fay, that they arc not well calculated for young perfoos onoth
(ties, but they are is a peculiar manner adapted to young we.
glace, Yaw* souk &Meaty of katabolic as well as petipicuity
and fimplicity of komp."
London, England, 1803-12-23

FORSYTEi ON TREE3-OCIAVO EDITION.

This day was puhuifhcd, a rew Edition, being the Third, with xj
folding Platei. price t2i. boards,
ATREArISE on the CULTURE and MA-
I- NAGEMENT of FRUIT TREES, in which a Ncw Me-
thod of Pruning and Training is fully defc ribs"'
To which b added, a new and improved Edition or

OBSERVATIONS on the DISEASEg, DEFECTS,m,d INJU-
RIES, in all Kinds of FRUIT and FOREST TREE., ; with an
Account of a particular Method of Cure. Pubbled by Order of
Government.

By WILLIAM FORSYTH, F. A. S. and F. S. A.

Gardener to his Ma.iefty at Ken Sint on and St. James's, Member
of the Economical Society at St. Peterfburgh, &c.
Printed for T. N. Lawmen and 0. Rees, Riternoßer•row ; T.
Caddl and W. Dades, Strand; and J. Debrett, Piccadilly.
London, England, 1803-12-23

PLYMOUTH AND EXETER.

SUPERIOR TRAVELLING in New and. Ele-
gent COUlleg, which go through the whole Journey without
changing—the tutareft road by miry eds. The Pah& arc at-
fared that by theft Coacher, which leave the. ROLL and CROWN
INN, Holhorn,at One °Tisch at noon they will arrive in EXETER
the foilbsing Evening, and that they Will not, on any Femme what-
ever, be Fat into dude generally dittfting coeveyantsa or (sa-
vant, called Long Coaches
hart. inhdc. ta Plymouth, al. to.—eat, 16s.
Elder, al. eq.—out, 11. So
R. V7HrIltA RSH and THOS FAGG, Previews

This day were publilhed,
In Two large Volumes Odnvo, price tL ts. boards.
7OLLIKOFER's SERMONS on the DIGNITY
of MAN, from the German.

By the Rev. WILLIAM TOOKE, F. R. S.
"There Sermons breathe the pure and genuine fpkit of Clariftlar ity,
and exhibit religion to our view in a form the molt animated and
alluring; for to teed of certifying her votaries by disfiguring her
bright couatenanee with an sullen and gloomy brow, they invite
and encourage all to approach her, as to a kind and condefcendlng
queen, who fits fame and cheerful on be throbs, difpening to
all her ruble& true wifdom and peace, iv:info/Won and joy. In
one word, we recommend them to every defcription of readers.
flow they have this mat, that without profound difeuSan and
metaphyfical ft:6=ra, they contain the pure and unchf„;uifed morals
of the Gorpel, arrayed in an eafy and attradtive garb.=—Sdonthly
Review for February 1103.
Panted for T. N. Leaman and 0. Rees, Pateenoßer-row.
y will be publithed, by the fame Author,
SERlitt on the EVILS that are in the WORLD. in two
volumes, With 4 Head of the Author.
London, England, 1803-12-23

FRIDAY, DECEMBER 23, 1803.

DUTY ON PROFITS ARISING FROM DIVIDENDS AND
ANNUITIES IN THE PUBLIC FUNDS.

NOTICE it hereby given, That an OjEce u vexed at
the Old Steel Exchange jar receiving Roams and Certfifratel
from Pr fen' entitled to Dividend, and Annuities in the Public Plods.
All Perfons entitled to fuch Dividends may pay the amount of
the Duty thereon, being One Shilling for every Twenty
into the Bank of England; and by delivering the Certificate of the
payment at the Office above mentioned, with an Indorfement 'oe
Dern-intim of the Account or Accounts fuel Certificate la intend-
ed to dikharge—the Afferment to be made upon them on account
of the fan! Dividends will be difcharged without any further trouble
to the Parties.

By Ordtr of Mt Board ef Taxes,
MATTHEW WINTER, Snraary.

FOR YOUNG PEOPLE.
This day wu pert_ c.. bound,
HARRY CLINTON a TALE for YOUTH :
El vatted (ruin the Fuol of Q.!!allty.
Printed for J. Juhnfon, in St. P.:as Church y Ird.

Tbis day was publirted,
In Ore Volume (Mayo. price Ss. in boards,
(Dedicated to his Grace the Archlii(tvip of CANFERMORY.)
MRS. CRESPIGNY's LE I' I'ERS of ADVICE:
to ber SON. on v.irious and important Duti,s.
Print id for I'. and W. Davies, Strand.
London, England, 1803-12-23

CORNHILL WARD.

T a WARDMOTE, holden in the Veßry Room
of the Church of St. Michael, Cornhill, on Wednefday,
Decemb. r 2t , 18ot,
CHARLES FLOWER, Efq. Alderman, in the Chair,
R,:fo!ved u:•animoully, That the Thanks of this Wardmote be
prefcnt.: to Mr. litbav Tem..; Ft, late nne of the ReprefaitatTwes
of this Ward it: Common Council, for the Ready and faithful Cer-
vices which he rcndcrcd them in that 'libation, during &period of
al ?ears.
That the Thanks of this Vi'ardmote be given to Mr. WILLtAII
SUCAtMAN, for his faitblhl fervices during the time be reprefent-
ted this Ward in Common Council.

1 hat the laft mentioned Refo.utiints be fairly tranferibed, and
that the Ward Clerk du wait upon the reinedtive Gentlemen there-
with.

That the Thanks of this Wardmnte be given to the Lieutenant-
Colonel-Commandant, Lieutenant-Colonel, Majoes, and ( cers,
as well CommilEoned as Non-CommatTioned, and to the Privates,
of the Firtt Reginsmt of Loyal London Voluntccr, railed in this
acd the nei6hbouring Wards, for the zeal and alacrity they have
difpbyed in the common caufe, and for the attention they have
paid to military difciptine, by which they proanife to abord, not
only a lure proteetion to the perfons and properties of every de-
feription of people in this metropolis, but alto a molt important
afbitance to the replar force of the country in the &II of battle,
mould the threats of invallon, held out by our proud and vindic-
tive foe, be attempted to be carried into execution.
That Ltbutenant-Colonel Bt lieu be rtqudted to convey the fore-
going Refolution to the Gentlemen, and accept the Thanks of this
Wardmote, for the unwearied diligence, and unremitting zeal and
attention he has individually difplayed in promoting the above
laudable obseets.
That the fame be fairly trarferibed, and that the Ward Clerk do
wait upon Lieutenant-Co)onel Utica therewith.
That the Thanks tilthb .Wardmixe be girds to Mr. Alderman
?tows*, for his able conduet and polka:ids in the Chair, and his
att•-term to the Banda of this day.
th, whole of the above Refolutions be Minted in the fol-
lowing Daily and Evening Papers, and Ilgned by the Ward Clerk ;
the Tithes, True Briton, Morning Poft, Morning Chronicle,
STAR, Sun, andTraveXer, and in the Swoday Obferver.
WILLIAM BAKER, Ward Clerk.
London, England, 1803-12-23

TO BRIDGE BUILDERS.
ANY Perfon or Perfoos willing to Contra& for
BU.ILDING a NEW BRIDGE emo6 the Rimy USK, nor
CAERLEOII, in the County of MONMOUTH. either with
State or Tram, or partly Stope and partly Iron, are &Seed to deli-
ver thek Plums and Ea:hostel' thereufat my Office in Chepßow,on
or before the toth day of January next, or to me, at the Three
Sainuma Ina, U& on Wedndday the tub of January, by Teo
&Cie& in the Forruoon that the fame may be laid before the
Magiftrattoon the Conceal qtjarter Seflions to be WM° on that
WILTON, Oak Si the Peace.
C.:beyßow, December 8, 1803.
London, England, 1803-10-29

ISLE OF WIGHT.
FOR SALE BY AUCTION,

At the CUSTOM-HOUSE, in EAST COWES, no Wedadday,
the sd day of November sloi, at eleveno'doek in the forenoons
THE FOLLOWING GOODS, which have been
kited and legally condemned, and may be viewed and tatted
on application at His Makfty'a Wyche:ado, two drys before tic
TOBACCO:
UnntanufatUred 195/ Iba
Mansiatated - 4530
London, England, 1803-10-29

TIDD'S PRACTICE.

This day ws s publithed. a New Edition (brio& the Third) in Two
%domes, °damp, price I L aa in huards, of
IHE Pre lice of the Court of King's Bench in
Perfonal Afilooa, with Rdercnees to Cafes in pradtice in
the Common Picas.

Bt WI L. L 1M TIDD, Efq. of the inner Temple.
Printed fur Brooke had Clarke, Bell. Yard. Temple-Bar; W.
Clarke and Sots, Porta„al-ftreet, Lincoln% Inn ; J. Butterworth,
rleeeltreet ; and J. Cooke, Ormond o„Ltay, Duhhn.
Of whom may Be had, in One VOIUJIt, Oelavo, price to., 6d.
In boards, rHE PRACTICAL FORMS.
London, England, 1803-10-29

SOUTHCOTE HOUSE, NEAR READING,

'TO LET, UnfurnilbeJ, comprifing thirteen Bed.
chambers, Bre Dreling Clofeta, four Sitting Roans, all pro-
per Oates, ample Stabling ditble Coaeb-houfe, Cold Bath, walled
Garden, and feral: Meadow contiguous to the fame, altogether
about ten Acres. More Land may be bad —Addrefs for parties-
lan to J. Hawks, Acadian—Letters, tobefa polt paid, will not be
received
London, England, 1803-10-29

The LNGLISH MILITARY MISSION Into TURKEY,
SYRIA, and EGYPT.
This day was lablithed, in one large Volume, Qiiarto, Pricers's.
Guineas and a half to Boards, embelliesed with *catty Thirty
coloured Fn fray from Driwings tales' on the Spot
TRAVELS IN TURKEY, ASIA MINOR,
SYRIA, and Rends the Wart into EGYPT, during the
Years 1799. 'goo, and ski, is Company with the'l tallith Army
and the Brit& Military Minot, which was fent from this country
Into Turkey, under the mainland of General Kos vista; contain-
ing Octails of the Proceedings and Operations of the Turirilh
umkr the Command of the Gunton Vale'', with turban-
tie and circumftantial Accounts *lda prcfcnt Mate of theft Parts
of the Tuthill' Empire.
To which are annexed, a Ildetearologleal Journal, and Obferrm
bons on the Plague, and on the Di cafes of the Turks.
By WILLIAM WITTMAN. M. D.
Of the Royal Artillery, Surgeon to the Milian, and upwards of
two Years Phyician to the Grand Visier and the principal OM.
can of the Turbid' Army.
Printed foe R. Philiips, Na 7t, St. Paul's Church-yanl.
London, England, 1803-03-02

WONDERFUL INDUCEMENT

In the Grand Lottery which begins Drawing on Monday, the
4th April, 403.
SCHEME.
No. of Prizes. Value of each. Total Vain&
4 of L. 20 „coo is L. so ~.0
10 ,0.0 30,000
3,000 15,000
2,000 6,000
1,000 5,000
100 3.000
50 3,000
20 •" 2500500

SO
60
72,500

44,000 Ticket, L• 392400
AT HO RNSBY and Co.'s, Stock-Brokers
at their Old Eltabliihed State Lottery Mike, No. z 6,
CORNHILL, oppolite the Royal Exchange, London,
like-
wife In every Town in the Kingdom, appointed by Govern-
ment Authority.
Chita, Societies, and Individual Pureluders, arc refpedtfully
acquainted that the Tickets, Halves, Quarters. Eight*, and
Sixteenths, are in very great demand, and win rife before the
Drawinteennreenees—Hornthy and Co. therefore requcit their
Friends not to delay Purchafing.—The Tickets and Shares arc
now felling on the loweft pollibic Terms, 'ache Money for the
Prizes paid on demand, whether a aoL or a zo,ocal.---The Capi-
tal Prizes are not fixed to be drawn on any particular Day, but
are dctatr.inable as Chance may direEL—The loweft Prize is
col. which all Claes o' Adventurers approve of.
Letters, Parcels by Mail Coach or Carrier, executed preach,
on the fame terms as if prefect.
Bank, India, and South Sea Starks, with their feveral An-
nuities, and all kinds of CkwernmentSecurities, bought and fold
by Commilfion.
London, England, 1803-03-02

MONEY READY TO ADVANCE.

A- ,
LL Perfons in the PofrelEon of Incomes,ariling
from Freehold, Copyholet, or Leafehoid Mates, in Land
or Houfos, Money in the Funds, Rent Charges, Marriage Set-
t' ernems„ Widows Jointures, Annuities, Patent Places, Church
livings, or any other certain Ineotne for Life, may be (applied
s7ttis temporary or permanent Sums of Money to any amount,
by paying Annuity intend far the fame.
The Nobility and Gentry of known property, or their ht Ira,
may be, acobanasodated on their perfonal (molt( and in tor
%Rance where the tingle fecurity of an individual may be
dcemedinfufficieut, the addition of another perfon to guarantee
the payment of the intereft, will remove the objetttioa; and in
all cafes, privilege wilt be given to the Public, to return the
principal at their own option,—Perfousi application will be re.
mired every day tin four o'clock, and Letters from Conrfpon-
sients i n town and country, (polt paid) will be immediately am.
fwercd, addreffed to the Diredor of the Knightibridge Bank,at
kis town -hoof; No. 3, lower John-ftrect. Golden-fquare.
London, England, 1803-03-02

No. 44, ST. JANIES'S•STRCEI',
And N 0.549, OXFORD-STREET, oppollo. Bond.ftreet.
HOIDGES and Co. Stock-Brokers, refpeeifully
acquaint the Nobility and Public, that Tickets and
Shares of the prefent Grand State Lottery are on fele at their
Licenfed Offices, in great variety, and at the lowett prices.
In the late Lotteries, the following Capital Prizes were fold,
fharcd, and regiflered at the above Offices, viz.
No. 29,467 a Prize of 20,000 No. 2,6112 a Prize of 10400
53,705 • 20,000 30,333 - 5,000
52460 - 20,000 28,898 - 5400
$4,7117 • 204:00 0,060 - 5,000
7,2 12 10,000 36,030 - 5,000
N.B.This Lottery will commence Drawing the 4th of next
Month, and contains 4 Prizes of 20,0001.3 of $0,0001.3 of
50201. j of wool. 5 of mood. and arbor Prises amounting to
392,0001.

THIRD ENGLISH STATE LOTTERY FOR aos,
• Begins Drawing the 4th of April ao3.
THE TICKETS are fold and divided into
HALVES, QUARTERS, EIGHTHS, and SIX-.
TEENTHS, by HAZARD, BURNE, auxlCo. Stock-brokers,
at their STATE LOTTERY OFFICE, No. 93, under the
Royal Exchange, London, and no where elk on their Account.
The Scheme confifts f four Prizes of 20,0001. three of
so,rool. three of soccl. and others from wool. down to 201.
to the amount of 392,0001.
•„,. Country Orders, accompanied with fhort-dated Bills on
London, Poll-Office Orders, or Cafh, in Parcel by Coach or
Carrier, pane/raw attended to; and Correrponslents may
depend on being 'stated czaetly on the fame Terms as if per-
&natty Fete:a.
All Shares fold at this Office will be (tamped agreeable to
Aa of Parliament, and alto with the Crown, and round it,
HAZARD and Co.'s 1. Orrice. .

Letters, port paid, duly anftecred, and Schemes grads. ",
London, England, 1803-03-02

STOKESLEY, YORKSHIRE, NORTH RIDING.

TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION—By Melt JAGIIES. I
(Tn be peremptorily fold) by Order of Vie Truftem of James
BristiDow Flacon, Fig. at Garraway's Coree.houfe, Changes
a&y, I:onsion, on Monday, the alith of March, at Twelve,
In Twelve Lots,
VALUABLE, and very improvable FREE-
HOI.D ESTATES, eat:fitting of the Manor and Dement
of Bafedale Abbey, adjoining Stokelley • compriling a Farm of
tqs Ames.with an excellent hook and building, together with
St okelley and Bafedale Moors, containing upwards of sow
acres, of which Soo acres are It for immediate cultivation, re.
puted to afford the molt abundant freak fltootiog of any in the
North, and a great plenty of other game, and a coal mine, fup-
paftd very confide:able, at a (man diftance from the navigable
river Tees, sear ka influx to the Oman. Alto nay acres of
rich Meadow, with the Three Tuns Pitbne-honfe,and another
Houk, in the town of Stokeiley ; and a Farm at Nunthorpc,
within three miles at Cleveland Port. containing :59 term,
with a Farm-boufe and buildings, and three Cottages.
• bitr.Tayierfon, of Stokelley, will thew the Eftates.and printet
park-1,4h may be had of him. Mr. Powell, and-the Black
Swan, Stokef/ey; at the Golden Lion, Nortkallerton ; the
Tavern, In York ; Nadia l.ondon, of Mr. Mooney, in Wood.
Reset, Cheaplide; at oer:sway's ; and of Mars. Jacques,
Land Surveyors, lianoa-garde.

NOBLE MANSION, and EXTENSIVE LANDED PRO•

PiRTY. ICELAND.

TO BE SOLD.-41y Mee,. JA(WES,
Together, or in Lots,
'FIIE VALUABLE ESTATES in FEE, of
the Right Honourable Lord Vifroont Preßon, compre-
hending the noble Manton of Ardisllah, in the County of Eaft
Mouth, with the beautiful Park, Pkultations,and well-timbered
Dumefne, containing 100 Plantation Acres of Land, chiefly in
hand, molt delightfully Instate an the River Boyne, by which
it Is bounded on the Balt and South, and on the We* and
North by a brook, and the road from Trim to Mayan. Alfa
the definable Mites in the fold Online y, containing upwards of
gscin Acre of land, with fuitibie Buildings, Mitts. and
Duralling-bottles, in Navan, and the adjoining Townigps, let
mck py annum, for Mort terms and on old lives, which
as they fall in molt increafe to an imolai& amount. And the
improvable and valuable kkates in the County of Lowth, con-
taining asgo Acres of Land and Dwellings, in the Port and
Town of Nsiiny, Barenttown, and other adjoining Townihips,
he at 1360. per annum, moitly on old livcs. which as the leaks
fall la will be molt eanfiderably augmented. The tenantry Is
very vidpeekabb, and the nets molt pundtually paid ; there la
the Brown prohahitity of Coals and Minerals on various
parts. and the purity is altogether molt improvable and
. .

iardevista will be fsittbwith publillied, and will be for.
warded, Ivan appliceion to Mare. Jaques, Land Sermon,
!dattasa-Gracka, Louisa.
London, England, 1803-03-02

WEST INDIES.

BRIDGE TOWN, BARBADOES DEC.:
FULLARTO/11 arrived on board the thrust ; he
is, with Brigadier General Plecrots and Commo-
dore Moon, his Majefty's Commiffioners for the
affairs of Trinidad ; and it has been &teed, by
order of his Majefiy, that Colonel Futtaarom (ab
FAL Commillioner) is to be received at all places
with the honours due to a Civil Governor, and the
two other Commiffioners with the honours due to
their Military and Naval ranks refpatively.
Aacuszain GROSTER, EN. Judge Advocate,
and Attorney General of Trinidad, alto arrived
in the Ihrssts.

And at noon yefterday alfo arrived the (kip
Eclipfe, from England, having on board his Ma-
jelly's Commiffioners for invefligating Army Ac-
counts in the Weft Indies during the late war.—
There Gentlemen are PHI BSARCHOFT, JAMES
CHAPMAN, and Jolts WILSON, Efqrs. who with
the Commander of the Forces in the Weft Indies,
and the Governor of each Ifland where the Com-
million may fit, are authorised to examine all
books and papers relative to the Accounts of the
War antecedent to the laft.