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London, England, 1804-10-11 00:00:00

mADLAS GOVERNMET GAZETTi, MARCH 23, 1804,

1101MIPAT convex, MARCO( 3, 1804.
On Wednefday lag, his Excellency, the Governor
gave an elegant entertainment at Pant!, as a mark
of attention to Souleyrnaun Aga. the Arnballidor
from the Balla of Bagdad. to his Excellency the Go..
vernor General, which- was nun:woolly attended.
The company. at twelve, fat down to (upper ; in
the cnurfe of which, the following, among other ap.
propriate walls, were drank :
The lasi --Gap Lye the King.
The Grand Beighlor.-.The jantlkay's March.
Hi. Paeemency the GOTCIUK Uncial.—Tbe frith Volute%
March
His Extent:my the 'ilia Slllegdati.-TtekUh Mara.
A circumilance lomewhat angular is exemplified
in the wadi which brought the Turkifli Atnbairador
to Bombay. From the Muzzuffer having been*loy
many veers laid up, a number of (wallows, enemy.„
rag:d by the undifturbed Rate of the veal, have bet%
accuflomed :a build their neßs annually in various
parts of tbe (kip ; the Muszuffer failing from Buthire,
at the netting reran, when the birds had commenced.
or had completed their annual labour, the (wallows .
.had followed her the whole of *the way to Bombay,
have fine continued, and are now to be lien in
numbers about the Muzzuffer, but not itbout any
other velfel in the harbour.
e progrefs of viceinatioi mull always prove an
rttng enquiry. 'we 41,1 V hair r 7 te.--auswissmv. ics•
'tete eßabliihment in the province of Guseratt.
The King of Johanna has recently quitted the• Pie.
fidency. on his return to his own country: His pro- •
poifeflion in faviiiir of the • cannot be in-
flamed by a Rronger cireumßance than that of the
Johannes taking a pride in naming themfelves alter•
the great men of the Englilh nation. His blajeky,
for inflame was accompaniedto Bombay by gel
Duke of Bolton and General Martin ; an&bitiivees
are attended. and-his fleets and armies commanded,
by the Princes, Dukes, Lords, Minißers, Generals,
and Admirals who attend the levees at St. James's,
or command the army and navy of Great Btilaiu.

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CEYLON GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, MARCII 7. 1:N.

MILITARY lIITILLIGINCE, MARCH!.

The follnwing Order by his Excellency the Goya..
nor is publilbed by his defire to the Troops laving
in Ceylon:
Major General Hay hindmost!, having boss :,,:head to the
Staff of the Army in India, has delivered over eliesanimand thc
borees in Ceylon, according to his WOW* oninik to Major
General Darlit Denglas Wentyfs.
The able and cocaina* ailiftance and (smart wldeo thus-nor has received, during near five para. treat Meier_
Miaow!, and the eurdWand wituttrraped anise Irlish, sK
that period, has rendered Ms acrid compassion 11, 11111Mbia
aM
hirafilf, sod fn beneficial to pis Government, rasher is impollide
foe him to do joitice to his fain's', on the deputes; or the Major
General he has however great fatishiltioa In so moronity at
requiting him to accept his public thanks ad his harden airs
to the fuccuf., to which his merit sod abilities fo juitlynotids
in every pbce and as every aeration, where they may hereafter be
ea:led forth for tiii publickrviw
By 'rev arms Otureinot. (Sped) R. A ssssss or.
CAW Smeetarixo Government.

•
MAIM 3—ThecomEnuider of the POMO la pleated to permit
Lieutcoant J. Wotilty, ut the Royal Artillery, to proceed to En.
rope on Sick Certificate, for twelve months, from the date or bis
embarkation.
Major General Wanes, in Abating the command of the Tor.
ea so the liland of Ceylon, feels much Culdodtioo ill receiving fo
henoorable * teftimooy of Abell. uniform good condre..bravery„
and difeipline, as was conveyed to him by the mine ordime Stella
at* d. ultimo; an as on exertion of Ma part Nadi be posting fee
the acenmplahnient of the genesal cede.
toe
I. Brolly perinatal.
that, wheuceer an opportunity Call air esti foe that Wilier
exertions and valour, he *ill be made hippy by funtlar prods d
their difdpline, seal. sod good vadat.
Tim General takes this opportunity of esprdling the nure
Warm be has, In meeting a regiment la ship Garrifone, with
which he has I°4 fiend in the Mediterranean; and during wide'
fervie4 the conduit/ of die 3 tit was always maitorious and eV
curtsy.
"1 he principal °Meets of the Aimy in Ceylon.
"upon the occalkn of Lieutenant General Macnow-
ALL s removal to the Staff in India requefied his
acceptance of a Sword, to which the kpijor General
returned the following anfwer :
To the Olken mope*, the Committee Worrying Into droll
the Refuheion. of the Ceylon Anal
- GANTLAbitIe, Mambo. Much 4, 11104.
" The very lattering mark of theeßean end approbation of the
diem of that Pan of army feminist Ceylon, which ha bees
conveyed to me through you, in Cordite end mastsblit a manor.
has tolerated mg with the molt lively fadatioss of gratitude sod
jny. You have pedestal me With a gift of the AA importance to
• ruldler, the value of which, I unit 1 Gall learn bow to epee-
elate ; aud, while dug this (word in ddence.of our King sod
Country, the recollettion of Mat sod *also which induced the
dooms to beftow it. will libtmlate me to referee its purity maid-
tied, ant create in my mind Mote fentimtnts of albetion awl
regard which have fo long united us. sod which will resale 00-
graved upon my Deceit until the Welt moment of my elation•
have the *poor to he. Lc. (Signal) " ono mocoowa c.
Marco ThurfJay 101 l the civil and sql.
litary Gentlemen of the Eflablifhment gave a fare•
well ball and (upper at St.. Seliattlan's to General
The ball room was decorated with oak-leaveh
tafiefully arranged, and interfperfed with lampso-1
Tents were pitched in the garden, under which a
(upper was (erred, abounding with every delicacy
the feafon could fupply.
The company affembled was very numerous, and
its brilliancy was greatly increafed by the late assi•
vas from Europe and ]Bombay. The dancing coc-
tinued until three in the morning. It was, however.
vifible, that the occafion ut the entertainment tools
from its gaiety. and that the amufements of the
evening, however attratlive. were nut fufficient to
chafe the remembrance of the lots the Society of
Colombo were about to fuflairs, in their Comman-
der of the t crces--a lots never more gust:ally ur
fully felt.
On Sunday morning Major General Ibl•Dowaee,
accompanied by his Staff, left Colombo. on his route
to Aripo, for the purpofe of (pending a few days
with his Excellency the Governor, previoudy to his
final de panure to join the Staff of the Assaf 4.1
India.

Brevet Major Hope, of the Royal Regimen of Ireland. las I
bern appointed Military Fftertiary, and Captain Maclean. of the
yoth Regicide of Yost, Aid- dr Camp to Marie General Weryfa.
Conimandn of the Forces In Ceylon.
tilt Mtpetly has Men plod, ed to appoint the Reverent
Mr. He-
ywood. to ite Clain et idea& to tit Fortes Groin retc liked C
of Calton.
114111Csa-t Colonel Thome imam bee appolatod Aorlitor
areal of Military Accounts be Ceylon. Captain Winistft Pollock
win deliver :we to Ye She dame of that I
1 he ttootrnot is 'Mend= to atteltre ster.sorto of Mt
'woke tattstaetioo web the of Captain Pollock, as &lin-
t:ay Andeor General, to the repeated trftiamoies abets be Isso
am.n of kla strotausa of dal Oates fctvices la °Ow Gsio'

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toner On WS parole at Vales&
to the Minifter at War for
the at the Ais-la-Chapelli
rtifieates from (were medi-
ife of the baths would be at-
. advantage to his health, the
re‘petl, on the eonditon of his
agement, that he would return
alenciennes, at the expiration of
;gone zitit Sir I.C&AUSFIJID
at this engagement, couched

of the Mintier st War tb repair to
*die, I hereby blo4 toyfelf as oty wont*
releoelatoes *kW two twietlh: Wl4Olllll
TheSlintd,
Cheveller Caeetirbith.
J place of 'keeping his parole*
the 17th of August lb inform
that he felt great obligations to
thfenee for two months which
that he hoped it would not lie
;Improper de of it, by gning
was in a Rate of very ill health.
his conduit in this intlanee
Ari Ale regal... he hayed it
igettee.
his eoriduA of Sir J. CUM'.
. War has given orders fer all
. who had obtained pernaGon to
waters, immediately to return to

to all the Overlie commarid-
apprifing them that all the
..aitted leave to reticle in other
(ball be immediately re•eotidolled
(camp.

LONDON.

THURSDAY, OtTOIIER rt.
MCI OF STOCKS THIS DAY ItT ONE O'CLOCK.
Cookie, mow sit laier see. 36/—Chomtwo 6k pion.
Reduced 5611 es. d0r...-4 PaMo. 73 es.dir.
Old 5 per Cent. SO.
Tide day the Sr* transfers wen Midi at the Bank, in the 4 per
Cents and 3 per Cents Rechirode
PRICE OF STOCKS YESTERDAY.
Rot Stalk ESA Ruhr' BON se. ts es. dif.
3 per CAM Cada 374 Oftudum
b em
$ per port. Navy laglib Tlieu, sp.
gs
per Cwt. 27,7, Rot Cookie for see. 37.1
IMO loodee asses St

Difpatches received at'the Admiralty, lime, that
the enemy have in the harbour of Dunkirk about ao
hil of armed !hips, bearing Pendant, fome of them
(about t or 20) are under Dutch colours. There is
Mewl& a nnmbet of fmall craft. The enemy do' no
at prefect thew any intention orcoming out. Should
they have the hardihood tak venture without the
tramp of their Isatteries. there is no doubt but our
look-out fquadrons on the enemy's stiatt will give a
good account of them.

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itre fated yefleiday the return of part of Admiral
Coaawawa's fleet to Torbay. It is reported, that
during the wintry and tempetluous feafon it is no
longer intended to continue the blockade of Brea.—
Nirc prefume, that in that dare a great number of
look-out frigates will be kept in every dilation to
watch the enemy's motions. Tao mdch praife can.
tot be given to Admiral Coto WALLIS, and the brave
and meritorious officers and men under his command,
for their perfeverance in the blockade for more than
(sateen months.

From our Torbay letter or this day, we are in-
clined to think Admiral Coatrwassis will Assn re-
fume his nation.

In the preceding columns we have given Tome in-
terelling citrates from Bengal Gazettes, to the ;II of
February Ord Madras Papers to the sad of March.
.—Major General Macoozrazz bas joined the Staf in
India, and is fucceeded ib at command of the Cey-
lon army by Major General Wavarss.

The New York papers, received yefferclay, crmfirin
what we have already Rated, that the general fend
anent in that country was. that a war between the
United States and Spain was not improbable. The
ground of quarrel between thefe Powers originated
/a the reluitance of the Spanifh Government to ratify
the transfer of Logicians' to the American States, and
to indernoffy theth for fume illegal condemnations
and eonefeasinnsiof their commerce. it is not pro-
bable. however, that this mifunderßanding will mune
to a ferious rupture. Spain is not in a condition to
sifque settle hoßilities with the American States. A
declaration of war from the former would be the fl-
ag far a revolution in South fLinerim
The accounts 'from St. Domingo, publi(hed in
thefe papers, are very contradiaory. Some of them
Rate that the Blacks are in a Rate of open war with
each other, and that many of the Chiefs have declared
themfelves independent of DessatiNr t, while others
Hate that he had colleCted a large force, with .shish
he was on the point of making an attack um the town
of St. Domingo.
The Salmi Gatettr Rates, that a (mall Brititlt force
took radios of the town of Itfueca, in the ithnd of
Sumatra, on the :oh of lafl April, after a Mort
conteft.
The two French flirter la Diclon and la Sybelle
Rill remain cooped up in New York.
The widow of the late unfortunate Chief Totes•
attar, has attired in the United States, from St.
Thomas's ; fhe is not fo dangerous a Winn as her
lnrfband was, in the eyes of Nasoetott tht Ftasr, or
The would not have bad th► opportunity of making
*bit :sum,

Lail,

folloiring ie Y copy of the Roble Ailit;tarsi
anfwer to the vote of thanks of the Corporation of
London :

(COPY.)
all soap, %flay, !await rl i Sot.
This day I am hoodorod with your Locales later ofAprilp,
atolnatting me the refolutlitat bi the Corpoadon of London.
thanking ene„ss eoensunding the (last 4;e4gi4iii 'Foetal.
Ido allot your Landattr, that them t am that men breathing,
who feta a higher valve roe the *soh, at kb Mow eidants of,
Leaden than myfelf ; but I thoulti feel u mach Awned to receive
than fife • Oracular bowie*, rooked in the refolotion, if I fat that
I did not come within that him of ferrite, as I IWO& feel hurt al
having a great Wine, pored over without nodes.
I beg to inform your Lordllelpokat the port bt Toulon has mover
been blockaded by me : quite the reverfodzeway empormaity kat
been offered the meaty to put tofu; for it it there that we bops
to realize the hopes and expediatioos of our mom ; and I lika
That they will not be difappanted.
Toth Lordlldp will judge of my foetal% ipso feting that
the Joni* rag Olken of other Sects.and even fame df the Cap.
mins, hate received the duets of the Commodes of Lambe.
the junior nag Mars Of the NUM/rewash feet its ed.
tiiely emitted. I own It has bitch me very forcibly. for where
the intaination of the junior Plug Ofßcers and Cspains et other
Sate was obtained, the base Information toad have beat
ai eke Mai Olds of this Sect and the Captains; and it la
m duty to Me, that more able ant eatery, et* Wino sal
Captains do not gni* the Irk* Navy than thole I have the he.
war seid happldelh to ticalosaid. It Weak ippon, my Laid, a I
Intoft sonsordloary dratrattsoba, that Rear-Adralnd Sir Itkiard
Dictators balk] have hem, Is fecund In common] In the hied
meteor= fleet. twits paled weer by the Coombs of Loadsos
once slier the Egyptian Espolition, when the Sr* sod tided la
command were chalked. and now spin. Cosieloyineft of high
defert. band al nelleft, male the Rear-A band rafulve to let
the matter reft until he cadet have ea oPporturiity palatally to
all upon the Lord Mayor, to account for fuch an esuraordinary
Mullion; bat, from tide band smitten, I owe It to that =diem
Meer not to efs It by.
And I do arum your ionliblp, that the mama. zealous, and
cordial rapport I lave had in my oonanand; fain both Rat• Ad.
molest Sir Righted Hishatoo, sod Re.r•Adadral Campbell. hat
' boar foet as ohs fue*b dmy thanks sod approbalon. Ws have
bared *ocher the tootiant attention of being more that fourteen
months at lea, and are reedy to (hare the dangers and glory of a
day of beak thentfart, it Is itupotable that lan ever show altar
to be faparated, In thanks, Rom fuck fopportas. I hive the ho.
ar to remain, with the very Lljhelt raped:your Lord Odes
Moe faithful and obedienttervent, •

Nl2llOll •MW BU NT!.

LIPERPCOL, OCTOBER

Monday feinnight, Lerd Hosea? and family ar-
rived at the Royal Hotel in this town. from the
Lakes, and on Tuefday evening fet off for London.
At an early hour this morning bis Royal Highnefs
the Duke of GLOUCISTeI, With Prince WIL1,1•DI
PRIMA c attended by Colonels with.
a and Coosa,
with Captains Coscipasv, Cue's, and CoLLYII4 of
the Royal Navy, embarked on board the barge of
his Majefiy's fhip Palmate. Their Royal High-
man were received at the wharf by Colonel Dos-
von's Volunteers, and were greeted by the reheated
cheers of the populace. A royal (Ante was fired
from the, fort and (kipping, and en their Royal
Highnefles landing at the Rock Ferry, immediately
proceeded to Chener whence, it is tmderftood the
Duke of GLnu fits. off, to-morrow, to join
the Royal Family at Weymouth.
Oa Thurfday morning; about four o'clock, a fire
was dilcovered in Mr. Parr's gun-warehonfe, in Ar-
gyle-fireet, which raged with uncommon violence,and
we are furry to fay the whole building is defiroyed,
but by timely atELlance no other injury was futained.

The aitirlt that appeared in the ilfoaitetr► refpra.
VI Sir Jaw., Caartuan, is given in the preceding
column. We hive already had (*cation to Bale
that Sir la trEs ditinrotvs the charge which it
bits.

, The whole ,of the Canadian Fencibles were on
Wednefday fe'nnight difcharged at Ayr.
The title of Chair/kcal/it, which Lnois XVIII.
took on his late arrival at Riga, was ono of the titles
given by the ancient Kings of Fiance to the Family
of Hate tyro!, and we believe was acknowledged by
the French Government up to a period not lung pre
ceding the Revolution.
ry Busissss.—A Court of Common' Council
was held Teilerday at Guildhall, The Court refulved,
that the Sheriffs though not Members thereof. fhoukl
take their feats. The vacancy of Principal Land
Coal meter, by the death of EDIVARb Pwusr, Efq.
was ordered to be filled up at the Court on TuefJay
week. Mr. Dixon, after a Ann preface. begged
leave to Mimic a motion relative to a Wary to be
allowed to the eight Members of the Corporation,
which is intended to be fubmittert on Tnefday next to
a General Court of Proprietors of the Welt India
Dock Diteaors.—The Court unanimoufry voted,
that no wino, reprefenting the Corporation, Ibould
be allowed any pecuniary secompence. The Court,
in confideration of the ufoal fine, agreed to estate
J. L. LA Morre. Efq. from ferving the office of
Sheriff.

Tn Cor ENT-GARD V.—Lall night after the
play of Tits ikanersineers, NAcaLies farce, Love a la-
.ilaie, introduced to the London liege a Gentleman
from Dublin, named H r, in the charader of
Sir Calla:Aan O'Brdlaikaba. l'his candidate for public
devour potitifes a vor.t face and perfon ; his brogue
is good, but not what is generally termed rich; we
certainly have ken the part better perfumed, bht
MIS attempt was undoubtedly a very fair effort.—
Every allowance mull be made for the era appear-
ance betore fo anguft a tribunal, and Mr. H r
has no melon to complain of the reception he nape.
rienced. A little attention would enable him to im-
prove his aftion, which at preterit is violent, where
there is no occation for heat ; and tame, where he
ought to demonlitate refentment. He was greeted
with loud applavfes on his entrance. We have already
noticed the merits of Comte in air afrtij. Lewis in
Squire Grease, and thottsons in the jewe Beata. We
have nothing. to add in clasmendstien of thoh per-
forming ; their merits in there charadlers always (peak
hen is their behalf.- The Heat was very refpedtably
attended.

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gir I. Caaitsrci ySIP
prifr
lames, haying applied t
otie to pafs two mod
she. emd,. produeing ea'
uetittn. that the 6(
with. the greatek
inkier Melded to his res
virtg a written enen
16 %hi tutus to Valens
wo months.
On the loth Me(Gant
ens to the Miniller of Wi
the following tams
Having abodeei wallets/1 o
bath All4a .Chopere,l
tb return to Valonelcou
as dot dm, krirtore.
gie J. Claosioan, in I
wrote from Embden the
the Minifier at War that
him for the leave of able
he had obtained, and thi
• imagined he made an :0
to fee his wife, who was
He added, that though
coats uoa two -••••441.0•4
*Odd Meet with indulgs
in confoqu_esee of thu
'URN. the .hrmifiee at Ni
the Englilh Prifmters wb
take the ofe of tl wale
Verdun.
He has alfo written it
ing Military divilloris,
who had obtai.
Uterus than Vetdon (ball
to that plaCe.itroffiinff