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London, England, 1803-01-25

MANDAMUS.

Mr. WOOD obtained a Writ of Ma/le~ to be
directed to the town of Berwick•uppooaal'weed, to
command them to proceed to the eledion of a new
Mayor, that office being at Feint vacant.
Mr. Houk', moved, that a Mfs. Hutchinfon
might be difcharged out of cußody, on filing com-
mon bail. She bad been committed as a tingle wo.
man, though, in fad, the was a married woman,
and her holland was at prefent abroad. She had
obtained credit for there goods, for the value of
which the had been arreßed, exprefsly as a married
woman, and the goods bad been brought to the
bottle where the had lived a long time.
Lord ELLeasoaouoic." The party knowing
the was a married woman at the time he gave her
credit, is a fufficient reafon for granting the rule."
—Rule granted.
London, England, 1803-01-25

FASHIONABLE DANCING—PRIVATE TUITION.
MESSRS. HOPKINS and SON's ACADEMY
for PRIVATE INSTRUCTION In F.dhionable
DANCING, as COACHM,AXERV-HALL, Fotter-lane,
Cheapfide, continues Opts ear /tie tnireveteent et LAWN*
and GENTLEMEN as have sever acquired this Aeeeimpf
snent. Or thofe who have not obtained the prdent FASHION-
ABLE MODE may be expeditioutly inftruded in the matt
PRIVATE MANN ER in all the ELEGANT and FASHION-
ABLE STEPS now In ufc, to quali'y them for the FIRST
ASSEMBLIES. YOUNG LADIES and GENTLEMEN
are alfo taught every FASHIONABLE DANCE, and every
attention exerted to give the moR elegant Addrcfs.
N. B. The Morning Academy for LADIES ONLY is Open,
and will be continued tEI his Majefty's Birth-day, from It
&dock In the Morning till 3 in the Aftcroon.

THE very diaingnifhed Approbation which
ROBARTS and PLIOWItIAN's New Manufadtory has
experienced, from Nur Maje Sty, the Royal Family, the No•
bility and Gentry, &c. claims from them their refpedtful ac-
knowledgments, and they flatter themfelves from their unre-
=Ming attention to produce Tafte and Elegance in their eaten-
he Colledtion for Fathionable Drefs, that ice:eft-di in Novelty
sad Variety any thing ever ethibited in this Country.
R. and P. being the inventon and Manufaaurera, warrant
She wear of every article fold In their Warehoufe, and beg to
acquaint the Public, they are only to be had genuine at their
Ware-rooms, No. , Chandois-Orect, Covent-Garden.
London, England, 1803-01-25

HOLLAND.

HAGUE. JAN. 18.—In the Sitting of the r.c7i:fla-
tive Body c,f this day a meffage was received prom
the Adminitlration of the Static, with a propottl
for reducing the duty on foreign rum, from 3e to 3
florins per puncheon, on the ground that this duty
is very unproduaive, no more than 760 calks of
foreign rum having bcen imported at Amfterdam
and ltctterdam fince the year 1786. This meffage
was configned for deliberation and advice into the
hands of Cizitens van Foams., van ANDRINGA
de KEMPENAAR, and de CRANE.
London, England, 1803-09-19

AU the ilk of the VENUS will be Sold.

THE FOLLOWING GOODS, Tit.
3 Mot of Cot..el
7 Bars of 0.13,c
About to Tore .4 !Atwood.
Part of the Carpo tbe reetW lo', NI Ak ANNE. es7tored
on bet vro).4;k: from the I lavabos's an.: Norfolk bi eve Cdtbrriat
and Mary pr:vate Cup of were Capt.lll Go."Itull.

Fur Sant, irs red further tufarusation,:plAy tolahn jarratt. pug.
Efq. VC •ritr.,4re, L-u. se Nk. Julia 1 Livid, Ater.lhaut,
Y iraiolft•

puRSUANT to a Decree of his Mainliy's Court
of Exchequer, at We*mintier, made in a mule " Smith
againft Wilton,' the Creditors and Legatees of James Wilfon, late
of Newington, in the County of Surrey. Linen-draper (who died
in or about the month ofDecember; 1799).trze, by their Solicitors,
to come in and prove their Debt* and claim their Legacies before
Abel Moyfey, Efq. the Deputy to his Maki-ties Remembraneer of
the Paid Court, at the Itioes Rensernbrancer's Office, in the Inner
Temple, Loudon. 0111 or belay the 6th day of November nest ; or
iltAlcfavit thereur, they will he persomtorUy excluded the benefit
the Laid Decree.
BLEASDALE and ALEXANDER,SoIIeitore.

PURSUANT to a Decree of his tlajefty's Court
of Exchequer at Weftminfler, made in a Caufe, entitled
• Harbin value Barker;' the Creditors and Legatees of Stephen
Popham, late of Frithani, in the County of Suuthamp:on, Efc.
(who died in or about the mouth of September, itioc), are, by
their Solicitors, to come before Abel Aloyfey,Efq. t::c Deputy to
his Majelly'a Remembrancer of the tail Court, oa or before too
7th of November nest, and prove dacir Debt 4 and claim their Le.
gzcies ; or in defau:t thereof, they •iu be peremptorily excluded
the bixwat of the Lid Decree.

BLEASUALE and ALEXANDER, Soheitora.
PURSUANT to a Decree of the High Court 0
" "
Chancery, made in a cafe Wickham agrbaft Collins, the
next of kin of Hefter Coombe' late of Faulkiand, in the Parfet of
Hemington, in the County of iosnerfct, Spinfter, detested, who
were living at the time of her death (which happened ht the month
of May [Soo), and are now living, and the perfonal Reprefent :tie!
or Reprefentatives of fuels of them as have fines dial, are, on o:
before the yth Day of November.lBo3, to come in and prove dui,
Kindred and Reprefentation before John Ord, Efq. ooe of ti
Mailers of the raid Court, at his Clambers, in Southampton-Build.
ings. Chancery-Luw., London ; or in default thereof, they will le
peremptorily excluded the benefit ache faid Decree.
BLEASDALE aid ALEXANDER, Solicitors.
London, England, 1803-09-19

PORTSMOUTH, SEPT. t 7.

The enSERVS frigate, Rear Admiral Sir Jamas
Saumsasz, Capt. &LSI', with the RENARD and
CHaItWILL floopc, and two bombs, have failed from
Guernfey, to take podeffion of the Wan& la Conchee,
near St. Maio.

The SULPHUR bomb, Captain MiLson, arrived
this afterpoon from Sir J. Say MAIM'S fquadron, with
advice: of his having bombarded the town of Gran-
ville, and dedroyed a number of gun-boats. Sir
Jesus afterwards proceeded to attack the iflands
above•mentioned. We fullained no lufs.—The
French fchooner Chiffonette is arrived here, prize
to the EGYITIINNI frigate, Hon. Capt. FLibtletc.

DOVER, SEPT.'S.

The Nancy, Capt. Mirintsvon, which fiilvd from
hence with paffengers and prifoners about a fortnight
fince for Morlaix, came in laR tide : they report that
they were very civilly ufed by the French, but not
permitted to land : the Frenchmen talk confidently
of coming to England next month, as loon as the
nights become dark. The French gun-boats men•
tinned in my laf to have got into Calais, are Rill
there, blocked up by two fioops of war, three gun-
brigs, and a cutter. The NANCY cutter, Captain
Lavi tot sac, failed for Morlaix, with feveral paffen•
gets and prifoners this morning with a fair wind.
London, England, 1803-09-19

PLYMOOTH, SEPT. t 6.

By a veffel Which arrived here lag night, acid
which left Jerre), on Wednefday morning laft, we are
informed that two large fhipsruppofed to be of soguns,
with feveral fmaller (hips of war, and a fquadron of
gun boats, the whole amounting to about fifty fail,
paired that illand on Tuefday, (leering for the bay
of Concak ; and that a heavy cannonade was dif•
tinaly beard that night by the people of Jerfey, which
began about Is o'clock, and continued till 4 in the
morning, fuppofed to be in the neighbourhood of
Granville. The refult was not known ►hen the ve-
te' left the ifland.

SEPT. 17.—Came in the Spanifh brig St. Antonio
de Padua, Captain PALL° MOUCHON, from the Ha-
vannah, bound to Malaga, laden With fugar and
other goods, detained by the Thomas privateer, of
Liverpool; DORIS, of 36 guns, Captain PEARSON,
from Gibraltar, with difpatches for Government.—
And the DIAMOND, of 38 guns, Captain ELPHIN-
STOW, from a cruize.—Sailed to join the Channel
fleet, the Matioraua of 74 guns, Captain MANS..
FIELD j and the ALALANTI of 18 guns, on a cruize.
London, England, 1803-12-31

MAILS THIS DA'
DU Ir.

ARR.

Dublin t -z
I Hamburgh
Watafoxl 0 7 Lifbon

PENZANCE, Dsc. 27.—A1l tan night and this.
day we have experienced a gale neatly equal to that
we had on Sunday fait, the wind being in nearly the
fame diration. About break of day a fchooter made
her appearance in this bay, and as it was near low
water fhe could not get into any pier, confequently
fhe was obliged to let go her anchor among the very
breakers, and very fortunately was by there means
held fall until relieved by force pilots in a boat from
this place ; without this aid the veffel mull have been
loft, and perhaps every perfon on board, as a range
of rocks lay direftly under her lee, on which (he
would have been dafhed to pieces, while no one from
the (bore could afford her any help. Great praife is.
due to the exertions of the collator and comptroller
of the cufoms, affilled by feveral rerpatable inhabi-
tants of this town, who took every poffible precaution
that feemed likely to contribute towards faving the
lives of the people, should fie have parted and bpen
driven on (tore. lam however happy to Qate that the
has got into the pier at St. Michael's, about three
piles calf from this place. I am alfo happy to ac.
quaint you, that his Majaky's flips Psaaragsair
and /41111.0 D have fufained no damage.
DFCII4IIEII 28.—1 n my letter by yefterdayks pat
I informed you of the arrival of a fchooner, (dui
i,ng a moll tremendous form) and that the was fafely
piloted into the pier at St. Michael's Mount; fhe
proves to be the Sifters, of London, Jowa Puts
mailer, from Newfoundland, with fib, and bound
to Falmouth for otders. She is leaky, and therefore
it is thought neceffary that the cargo fhould be dif-
charged, in order to preferve it. This day the wind
is more moderate, at about well.—At 11 o'clock, A.
M. the PLatsraostiar failed, in order to join the
.fquadron off Breit; loon after the F'ruffian galliot
Hoffnung, MicHasr, Gaasrz mailer, of and from
Stettin, pith Raves, put in here in differs; the left
• Riuidgitte four or five weeks ago, in order to pro-
ceed to Bourdeaux, and has fuffered a great deal by
•
the late gales.
PLYMOUTH, Dsc. 29,—A melancholy accident is
Rated tc have happened yeferday afternoon about
`four o'clock, in Haman, near Salta fh : one of the
market boats, in which were eleven men and women,
returning up the harbour from Dock market, was,
by Tome accident unfortunately run down by a fmall
:cutter, going in a contrary diration, and nine of
the eleven people, it is faid, were drowned it is re-
, ported alto that tine of the other two is not likely to
recover.—The Moil,' of 44 guns, did not come in
yeferday, nor the San joist, of t to guns, on Mon.
day iit was a mittalte of ihe look out min. Went
dowti from Hanioase into the Sound, and failed di-
rally on a cruise, the Jamaica, of 26 guns, anti
Pscat.a fchooner, of 14 guns.
'PetarsuourK, Dec. So.---Arrived the Roebuck
privateer, of London; from a eruize•—The Vswus
and Ausenta frigates have a fignal for failing. The
' WAR India fleet remains, a convoy not yet having
been appointed.
London, England, 1803-12-31

(COPY.)

The Lord Lieutenant of the county of Us;
having received a Letter from the Right Hon. CHU.
YORKS, one of his Majefly's Principal Secretaties ofl
State, whereof the following is a Copy, earneftiy re.
commends the particular attention of; the Magilirates
refiding in the neighbourhood of the coaft of the Paid
county 'to the circumflince therein mentioned; and
requefts that they will give filet; direaioni to the
Peace Officers as they (hall judge regitifitecone4roing
the fame. . •
MT LORD, whkatin, Dee. vr, Mx-
a It having appeared that Dutch veliels from Hol-
land, under Pruffian colours. have been in the prae-
,
lice of retorting to the eaft coaft of England, for the
double purpofe of carryiag on contraband trade.
and conveying intelligence to the enemy, it his been
judged proper to direa that they fhonld in future be
prevented from fo doing between the Humber and
the Downs, Yarmouth roads and the Downs ex-
cepted. As however the meafures taken for this
purpofe may in tome inflances be eluded by their put-
ting perfons clandeßinely on (bore, where the coal
will permit of it, I am to defire that your Lordfhip
will particularly point the• attention of the Magif-
trates, rcfiding in the neighbourhood of the coaft of
Efex, to this circumilance, In order that they may
direa the Peace Officers to be particularly watchful
in difcovering any perfons of this defcription. and in
bringing them before the Magiftrates to be examined;
in which cafe, I &add with that -the rcfult may be
tradmitted to me as fpeedily as pofEble. I have the
honour to be. &c. (Signed)
• The Lord Baybrooke."

C. YOUR.

While proper Mia(pres were taken to preycnt the
enemy from gaining any advantage by employing
neutral Zags, proper orders were at the fame time
fent to the Military Commanders on the different
parts of the coal, to guard againft any furpriae.
Letters'from Ipfwich inform us, that the General
of Brigade there had called a meeting of the Com-
manding Officers of each regiment at that place on
Sunday morning laft, and informed them, that from
a*letter he had jun received, they were not to fnffer
either Officer or private to be abfent from his regi-
ment a tingle day, en any pretence whatever. The
General 'equaled that it fhould immediately be
made known to all the Officers, in order that the
whole might be prepaied to'march agaion the enemy
at an hour's notice. Thirty-five rounds of ball car-
tridge were innintly given to each foldier at that
place. The military at prefect, in and near Ipfwich,
amount to 9,000 men. '
Similar orders were fent to other parts of the'coaft,
and the Public may reit attuned that the =arms of
the enemy are properly watched.

His Royal Highnefs the Duke of You held yef-
terday a Military Levee, at the Horfe Guards t af-
ter which the Camicssi.os of the •Eicnaosra. Lord
Hosarr. and Mr. Yost.. had private audiences for
a confiderable time.
The Chairman and Deputy Chairman of the EMI
India Company had. ycferdayr• a very Icing confer-
sure With the Bask Direetors.

NAUTICAL INTELLIGEaCE.

'.--‘S'ind S. W.

•Rt. DM
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London, England, 1803-12-31

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FRAACE.

%PAIS, DECEMBER 16.

Miff

The Prince dgcl,-.PVincef. BOPGHbsr, lifter th the
near Cowsut, arrived at Turin, on the loth No,
vember, at two o'clock in the afternoon, elcorted by
numerous detachments of Gals d'At mes, of the 29th
regiment of dragoons, and of the 4th regiment of
chaffenrs. They made their entry under the repeat.
ed firing of the artillery from the citadel, and alight-
ed at the palace of the General Adminftration,
where they condefeended toaccept apartments during
their flay.
At eight o'clock in the evening, after dinner, to
which they were irviteci by Genera! MENOU t—the
members of the church, having at their head the
Archbilhnp of Turin. and the Bifhop of Amiens;—
the Adminiftrative Body, under the condua of Citi-
zen Lavicts, Prete& ; the military, under the com-
mand of Generals DUPONT, CN AUNONT, and Cow-
Paw ; the Tribunals, beaded by Citizen BtLTON, pre•
fident of the Tribunal of Revifion, prefented their
homage to the illuarious travellers.
The Princefs Boac HESE, received them with that
goodnefs and thofe graces which charafterize every
individual of the family of the Hero of France. The
next day the Prince and Princefs Bolton sac left Turin
for Milan, carrying with them the regrets of the in-
habitants, who fincerely &fired that they might make
a longer liar.
The Prefe& of the Palace has canted two of 80.
saraers's fervants to be arrelled ; they were inter-
rogated for four hours.. During their interrogation,
BONAPARTI was concealed in a clot.* adjouung.—
No one knows to what prifon they have been con-
du&ed. Some perfons, who pretend wise well in-
formed, fay that thole fervent' were found in the
Contain? kitchen, 'and that they were (sized for hay-
ing introduced themfelves in a moment when one of
their accomplices, under tome pretext, occupied the
attention of the Cenfular confidential cook.
London, England, 1803-12-31

Tom.

ENGLISH STATE LOTTERY,

COMMENCES DRAWING MONDAY, JANUARY 9.1104
TICKETS are fold, and divided into Halves,
graters, lightka, and gateautha, at
DRUMMO?fIYa
OLD STAYS LOTTERY OFFICE,
No. by. FLEET-STREET.
AR Sharer fold at this Ogee will be Ramped by Authority of
Government.--A cowed Numerical Book kept —Tickets re-
giftered at dd. per Number, and the earth:lt accouot of their fum
eels feat to any part of the Kingdom.

Thai on Wednefday the Ath of nest month, ot Ten o'clock In
the forenoon, ConunlSaner Sir CRAILLESS Bart mill ex
pok to tale at the Pay Office, II His Majeltys Yard, near
Partfinooth, Several Lou of Old Stoles, eonfiffing of
OLD CANVAS. in PAPER STUFF, JUNK In PAPER STUFF,
Ditto In SHAKINGS, OLD ROPF.. in PAPER STUFF,
LASHING, ROUVDDIO, and SPUN YARN, WHITE
OCHUM, MARINE ACCOUTREMENTS, &e.

All lying In the raid Yard, where any Perfooa wl(Wng to become
purthafas, may have the liberty of viewlog the fame during the
commas working boors of the Yard, until the day of fele.
lectetaein ea Caditate of Sas say he ba item aa at tbr rani
London, England, 1803-10-03

GERMANT.

HAMIBUIMK,Si PT. t33—Thera BM prevails the fame
uncertainty, embarraffment. and anxiety, refpeaing
the future in the North of Germany. The caufe of this
part of the North of Europe doubtlefs continues to be
pleaded by Rut& with the Belligerent Powers, but Rill
nothing has hitherto occurred to fornifh us with the
means of afcertaining what expeetations may be en-
tertained of the fnccefs of theft exertions. Accord.
fog to letters from Peterlburgh, there bad been re-
ceived by the Count there, towards the conclnflon of
lag month, a note from the French Government,
comprehending a very extenfive view of the circum-
fiances which had given rife to a renewal of the, war,
and the conduit which France had fubfequently pur-
1-tied fine that period. It has not yet been afcer-
tained what particular intelligence the Danith Gene-
ral de WA LTSILSTORTI, has brought to the Paints
&wet of Denmark, at the beginning of this month, I
after his return from Paris to Copenhagen.
London, England, 1803-10-03

PROM THE PARIS PAPERS.

-------
Ba gnus, Sur. to.—The army to be afTernbled
at Braels, under General &MT, is to confift of 34
demi-brigades of infantry, twelve regiments of ca-
valry, two regiments of boric artillery, and ten com-
panies of foot artillery.
Sem is now fixed that the head quarters
of the Army of England are to be at Ghent. Within
ten or fourteen days the Ftasr Coccus is expelled
here. All the troops which are on their march, or
are already arrived, are then to receive their orders
from him ; Co that every thing may be carried into
execution with the utmoft promptitude. It is (till
aerted that Bossvarrs Will command in perfon the
expedition againn England, and that sOOO of his bo•
dy guard will accompany him. ,
Letters from Dunkirk Rate, that there, as well as
in all the other French ports, the privateers have been
put in requifition, which are fit to be ufed in the ex-
pedition. Before the east of this month there moll
be between (Mend and Havre too gnu boats com-
pletely ready for fea.
The greaten part of the gm:riCons of Sedan, Civet,
Charleville, and other places in that quarter, are now
on their march
,to the camps at St. Omen and Ghent.
All the troops m Burgundy have alto fet out on their
march to the coin. The new harbour of Cherbourgh
is to be made to contain fifty (hips of the line. At
the fame time for the completion of the work,
570,000 cubic toifes of Roues, and fourteen millions
of livres are requifite. Three thoufand men are now
employed in that harbour, who will be able to Rains
it in three years.
Assyria Dan, SEPT. t7.—The three Batavian fri-
gates which are arrived at Batavia, took out troops
to that important fettlement, who were embarked at
Rochelle. and are fulficient to defend it again( any
attack which may be made on the part of England.
The herr Coccus. intends once more to rift
Flufhing. where the necefary preparations are al-
ready made for his reception. He will probably alto
take a view of the other principal ports of our Re.
public.
Thirteen fiat-bottomed boats have again been
launched at Rotterdam.
London, England, 1803-09-26

P.DNIIRALI Y AND PRIZE LAW.

This day was puldilcd, in a Pocket Volume, price sa. 6d. boards,
ACOMPENDIUM cf the Statute Laws and Re-
gulations of the Court of Admiralty relative to Ships of War,
Privateers, Prizes, Recaptures, sod Priacmoucy. With an Ap-
pend* of NtS.C3, Precedents. &e.
London, England, 1803-03-28

MONDAY, MARCH 28 , 1803.

hi the Chair,

It was unanimoully *laved, on the Motion of Sir Andrew
Baynton, But. (mead by air Charles V.'arre Mallet, Dart.
that the following Adel& be prefented to his Majefty
To the KING'. MOST EXCELLENT MAJESTY.
The bumph Melds eif the Nubility, Gentry, Clergy, Freehol-
ders, and other Inhabitants of the County of Wilts.
We, your Majelty's suoft dutiful and loyal Subjedts, the No-
bility, Gentry. Clergy, Freeholders. and other inhabitants of
the County of Wilts, humbly beg leave to exprefs our unani-
mous a ce of the late mappable coofplracy spina your
Maj a facred Perfou and Government. We ancerety rejoice,
that by the vigilance of your Majefty's Minifters, under the
Divine PILOViDENCt, thole trdterous deigns have been ef-
fatually fruftrated ; and we humbly offer to your Majelly our
bean-felt eeetraruladoes.
At the fame time we earneftly dere to allure your M4efty
of ow attachment to your Royal Perkin. and to our molt ex-
cellent Conftitudon, which bath for ages been the envy of fur-
rounding nations, and which we Rail at all times be ready to
mathado, and preferve both agalnft domeft/c foes and foreign
tweaks.

heaved •eanimouGy, That the Addrcfs be hosed by the
Sherif, in the name and on the behalf of tide Meeting, and that
he ►e recto:fled to prefect the fame to His Majelty, accompa-
nied by the. PAreshav for the Musty, and fuck other Gentle-
men of the County u may make it convenient to attend.
THOS. H. H. PHIPPS, Sherif.

The thanks of this Meeting were aftenvards u.nasinsestdr
voted to the High Sheriff for calling the fame. and for his at-
tention on this occalleo.
It was sire ordered. that else Refolations of this Meeting be
pablifited ea the Salim" Jounial and Bath Chroaiele, and
&Vain the firms Newfpaper.
To the GENTLEMEN, ctiltay, and FREEHOLDERS,
London, England, 1803-03-28

MARRIED,

At Palley, on die tads MIL Mr. Matthew Spelt.; mantes
torer, to Mifs Helen Craig, Odell daughter of Mr. Iftebert
Craig, merchant.
Janus Rawfon, Efq eldeft foe of Captain Raecron. Carden-
ten, Athy, to Mifs Rebecca Smyth, daughter and one of the
co-helm:lEn of T. Smyth, Efq. late of the county Cavan.
At Hackney, Benjamin Walib, Efq. of Lower Clapton, to
Mifs Clarke, eldeft daughter of 11411 C Clarke, Efq. of the fame
place.

DIED.
Oa the 13th Init. at Lang Clanton, Leicelkerthire. the Rea.
Mr. Chambeztaia. He was easvwfwg with fame of 111 s friends.

who called on him in their way to church, when be obferved
the time was expired, and immediately role from his glair,
dropped down, and never rote more. It is fornewhat remarka-
ble, that Mr. Chamberlain, the preceding Sunday, preached
from theft words, ■ Brethren, the time it Atom" In his di&
evade, he particularly noticed the many redden deab•s that
bad occurred, and aitieftly exhorted his II carers to be ready
for the foie= event.
On Tuefday morning, at Mr. Asseer's book, in Orofvenor.
Apure, Robert Stevens. Efq. Colonel of the Eaftern Regiment
of Sonterktfhire Yeomanry Cavalry.
In Bath, the Lady of Sir John Keene, Bart.
Tuefday. at Bath, Elias Tuekett, Efq. of Tottenham
Monday evening, at Isis bode in Upper Harley-ftreet, the
Lady of David Scott, Efq.
'Thurfday laft, at his loo's honk in Chaacery-lane, William
Derblibir e, Efq. of Bradley.
On the illicit init. at Killichafile, James Stewart Flanyng. Efq.
On the 38th initant, at the manic of Kirkconnell, after a
fhort inners, the Rev. Mr. John Robeetfon, ntinilter of that
print.
On Friday IV:might, at Montpellier Plate, near die Black
Rock, Dublin, James bweetman, Lfq. liarrifter. et Law . in at-
tempting to draw the charge of hi► musket, it unfortunately
went uff, and the contents entering his bread he inftantly died.

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By WILLIAM CULLEN, M. D.
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Edinburgh, &c.
A Ncw EdMon.

•.• Dr. Cotten's Pod Lines of the Prattles of Pisrfic are
here reprinted corefutly from the hilt edition (int of 17E4).
which was reviled and correeted by the Author. His tact
only Is reprinted with the vrry few rsata that he hisrfrlf had
futsjoined to it. This has been done at the particular respell.
and under the revifion of Dr. Gregory, who fueceeded Dr. Cu-
llen as Profellor of the PraCtice of PLyfie in the UnieeA ty of
Edinburgh, and who has, on all occafions, net only reran.
minded very ftrangdy this Work to the pertaral of his Pupils,
but has always made great uk of it in his Academical Les-Runes ;
Come of which are avowedly given in the form of a Cennnen.
tary on certain parts of Dr. Cullen's Firtt Lines.
As every page of this edition has been carefidiy revlkd by
Dr. Gregory before It went to prefe,the firthersfiatiar thendelves
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Orders were received here this morning to get
the Block Rips ready for the defence of the
Thames and Medway with all expedition; to cfi.c.n
which, extra hands are to be entered in the dare-
rent claires of workmen. The maft.makers are
ord,red to make all the extra they can by talk.
Capt.Coxxty has cnmmitlioned theC ELVEN rm.

This afternoon Capt. BOYS, with a detachment
of Royal Marines, embarked on board the TH us-
DERER.

PORTSMOUTH, MARCH 37.

The CoR SO, Lieutenant Ks r vsnavr, is ordered
to Cravefend, under the direelion of C•ptain
MUT LE Y, regulating officer there.
The PEARL frigate is fitting for a flop fhip, fur
the fervice of this port.

TORBAY, MARCH 26.

Arrived at Torbay, and remains, his Majefly's
(loop HAZARD ; failed, without ever coming to,
his Majefly's (hip BLANcHt,for Dartmouth, nn the
imprefs fervice.—Fine calm weather.—Light airs
fr,,m the weliward.

The whole village of Yealm, and Yealm River
was put in great alarm a few days fince by the ap-
pearance of a fix oar'd man of war's cutter, man-
ned and armed with aLieu;enant, Midthipman and
Marines, rowing up the river and palling the
fare Houfe. The women alai rr.:d than funs and
hatbands, who all fled and left the Wages proper-
ly 'Terra Defiria ?nrlgnita; but on di:: Officer af-
furing the poor people he only came there on in-
formation of feveral feamen being concealed ; that
he fhotild feirch their hotifes, and if they were not
found, leave the village perfealy unmolefled. The
feamen had fcent, and wifely fcamped off; and the
prefs gang returned down the river with the good
wifhes of the whole village, for their very orderly
and proper conduel on this occafion, an example
worthy of imitation.
London, England, 1803-03-28

PARIS, MARCH n.

The dividends on the 5 per cent. Confolidated
(commonly called the Tiers Confolidu) for the IA
fix months, began to be paid yeflerday. The
whole will be paid in the courfe of the prefent
month. The 5 per cents. were yefterday at 57.—
They of courfe fell two and a half per cent. the
amount of the half year's dividend.—Nosiitur.

MARCH 23.
The 6 t densi brigade of the line arrived a few
days fince at Bruffels, from Befancon : this corps,
which was in Egypt during the whole of the
campaigns of BONAPARTS in that country, is to
form part of the force to be encamped under the
walls of Brae's. _ _

Several Englifh Officers who were at Bruffels,
have juft let off abruptly on their return home, in
consequence of letters they received from London,
and by which they were required to join their re-
fpelive corps without delay.
They write from Offend, that two French velTels
which were lading at London, for that port, being
informed of the preys for failors, and other warlike
preparations, immediately failed, and arrived at
Offend in 36 hours.
The Dutch Government has been officially is
formed that war was declared by the Dey of Al-
giers againft the French Republic, on the 16th of
January.
The Hanfeatic towns are preparing to renew
the communication they had with the port of
Antwerp in the 15th and 16th Centuries, and
which were interrupted at the period of the !hut-'
ring of the Scheldt, in virtue of the Treaties con-
cluded with the United Provinces. The arms of
thole towns have already been replaced at the
Hotel they polkaed at Antwerp ; and this build-
ing is to be magnificently repaired, for the refi•
deuce of the Commiffary, who is to be charged
with their commercial intereas.

MARCH Lt.
Letters from Bandeaux (late. that very con-
fiderable purchafes of coffee, fugar, surd cotton,
have lately been made at that place. The ea*er-
nefs with which there articles are bought up, gives
reafon to fufpee feveml eaufes of fuck a movement.
There is reafon to think. that the real one will
foon be known.—Five per cents. 55 fr. go c.
London, England, 1803-03-28

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Knowledge.
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YARMOUTH, MARCH s 7•

Yelletday arrived the M gun brig, and
remains in the Roads with the PSI ILO/ It and LSD&
frigates, and five revenue cutters. This day two
gun brigs arrived, but have not been able to ob-
tain their Games. The fignal Pod here is getting
ready for the reception of a Lieutenant. The Prets
here is very warns, both in the Roads and or. (bore.
Paired through from the northward, a cutter with
imprefed men.
London, England, 1803-03-28

BIRTHS.

Saturday marling, of afOn, the Lady of Capt. Latr.bert, of
the Nary, at his haute, in Sonierfct-ftreet, Portman-fquarc.
The Lady of the Moo. and Rev. Mr.Twilleton, of a daughter.
Oa timing it& in Baker-that, the Lady of Charles White,
Efq. of a fon.
On the 2.:th mutt. Mn Murray of Simprint. of a daughter.
London, England, 1803-03-28

PLYMOUTH, MARCH 26.

Yefterday afternoon arrived here the ROSARIO,
of t 8 guns, Capt. Motrasav, from Malta and
Gibraltar, with difpatches from the Commanders
of thofe places for Government, which were im-
mediately landed and forwarded, by exprefs, to
London : we cannct learn whother the Kosaaso
brought any news of importance : the is now in
the Sound performing quarantine, under the furt-
intendance of the Bufy revenue cutter : the has
been SS days on her voyage, and had very bad
weather.

Came in with impreffed men for the fleet, the
RANCSR, of 14 guns, Capt. FR•Z ER ; ALARM, of
la guns, Capt. DEat.y; EACLF, of TO guns, Cant.
ADAMS; and RENOWN, of eight guns: there vcfals,
as loon as they had difpofed of their met, failed
again immediately to their refpeflive flagons, on
the fame fervice. Came in the Pctit Jofeph, Capt.
PsaRIGOUIt, from St. Malocs, bound to this Port,
with oyflers and honey.
Sailed the Good Intent, Capt. HST/TURN, for
Trinidad, with fundries.

At four P. M. a Orange frigate hove to in the
S.E. quarter, and lay to lime time off the Sound.
—A fignal was immediately made from Maker
I Tower fignal poll, demanding her number, which
the immediately anfwertd with her aumbers and
lignal, and her number reported to the flag fhip in
1-famoace. She proved to be the Eve VDIC I, of 24
guns, Captain CHARLII3 MALCOLM, from Madras.
After reprefeoting her number, (he hauled her
wind, aad flood to the Eaftward with a prefs of.
fail. Hove to for an hour at fun let, and flood
to the Weftward, the BOADICIA, of 44 guns, Capt.
MAITLAND. Yellerday the SALVADOR DLL Muwoo,
of 120 guns, was commis ioned as a receiving (hip
in Hamoare. by C.tpt. C. H. LANs ; (he is sr fine
large roomy (hip, and quite fit for the purpofe.—
As Rear• Admiral CANPIALA is espeaed down
hourly to hoill his flag on board the Cut.Loote,
of 74 guns, fitted for lea by Capt. C. LANs; Ad-
miral Lord Kier's, K. B. will (hilt his flag on
board the SALVADOR DEL WNW. CAM. Sit T.
Lewis cornmiftions the VtLL. DI PALM of Ito
guns. now hauled down the harbour, as foon as
he arrives here.
London, England, 1803-10-04

I`IIr.ITRZS.

. ,
• termer O* ord.—An increafe of interett,was left
plight, given to the billorleal tragedy of Richard the
Third, at this theatre, by the performance of the
chareaer of da Earl of lechinond by Mr. KIMILF,
which was dillieguifbed by all that dignity.animation,
and pathos, whieh the fentitnents of the author required
it Ihbiild coltefi, and which the peculiar rule of the
actor is to well calculated to give to it. We never
remember to have leen the part played fo well ; nor
did ever Mr. Coosa, as if iofpired by the occafion,
delineate the Amin:, ofilichardia 100111110*inS
colours t every 'path delivered by •both tailors was
ratltuflaftically applauded : we only with fcme of the
reeda eshitifopported their efforts with more (kill.,Thy fiuta, and the audience was
rather e .
• Da oar La.,.-Othello was the play, at this Hnnfe,
while was very thinly attended.. The only novelties
in the performance were 'Mrs. Ynumo'tt Didernona,
which wis too retire and mecbanicel, add 1./ws La's
C#D, who was very refpeaable in the part.
•
• iirroN; QtAssa 2.
• - •

The Aimee of Wii.is; at the torieltition of the
Cilifeirt it the Pltiilioti, fosse tune after Midnight,
ott'llatechry is ffs Oddreirtng himfelf to Colonel
1.414 p, expected an onikail &ire to know. In bow
lion :a time his Bagmen' of Dragoons could be
under *tins, and ready tofiee the enemy, &mild ne-
'eeelty 'require their exertions in the night The Co-
lonel ittttoediatdx Propoild, as the b.r.11 method of
:fiit4fying his Royal Highnefs, inftantly to ride to,
:clad order an alarm to be founded at the Barracks,
eaorledlerwgrds Tenth and give his Royal Highnefs a
dojr*& of die Conchae of his troops. This
itrrearuie bclig approved tiy the Prince. the Colonel's
:hinge , wsls-fit *invert tin the door, and he fet off
with. a.11:110 Isaid to fee it carried into diet*. On
rearl4ng tbe eanced guard at the entrance of the
Barracki; therolonel commanded a blacktrampeter
on dorgy found to arms. The man in obedience
to the spondaic, railed the trumpet to his lips ; but
the furprise of she.mostient fo greatly overpowered
IJlM,!that be Cr4nted breath to Put it in execution.
hin Enslillaltrumpet,r, who overhmed the order as
Ise la is bed, in an inftaat arek) stalked open the
windsw of his room, and without whiting for fur-
ther aduice, put the bugle to his mouth, gave the
proper lira', and the troops in every part were in
an ;infanta' motion. The greater part of the (oldie,.
had been in bed many hours, the whole of whom
were properly accoutred, and on their hales, toge-
ther with the flying artillery, in rcadinefs to depart,
time fufficient to have reached Brighton within ty
minutes after the bugle gave the alarm. The bar-
racks are fituated (omething better than a mile and
a half to the north of the town'
London, England, 1803-10-04

CAMP NZJR CHATHAM, OCT. 2.

This morning, tht Royal Artillery, Brigade of
Guards, Royal Well Middlefer, Des by, and War-
wick Regiments of Militia, formed in line, at ten
o'clock, in the exercifing ground $ the Guards of
courre holding the right. Lieutenant General the
Earl of Caere am reviewed the whole, and esprefed
himfelf very highly gratified by the martial appear-
ance of the men, all of whom he pronounced to be
Regulars. The flank companies of the Warwick
awaited his Lordihip's panicnlar notice. The
Counters of Cs AT II aM never fail' being precept in the
field at the Sunday Reviews.

Major General Wyeraan having obtained his
Royal Highnefs the Commander in Chief's leave of
abfeisee. all reports from the Brigade of Guards are
now made to Colonel Dismay

Yefterday feventy-fiee recruits for the Royal Army
of Referee, arrived in the Barracks —this number,
when compared with the three or four, we are ac•
coftomed to fee march into Ceram, forms a moll
formidable phalanx 4—if it be with the recruits and
fubititutcs in other counties, as it too certainly is in
this, there is no truth whatever in the report of their
volunteering by feores into the line, which is very
eafily exemplified by the 3d regiment of foot, which,
though the Royal Army of Referee AR has beta in
full force at lea three months, Rill wants upwards
of two hundred and fifty men to complete the firß
battalion, and forely to fare in the Buffs mutt be
deemed an honour.

His Royal Highnefs has ifued a poGtive order.
that no female whatever be admitted into the Camp
or Garrifon, without previotilly exhibiting ber ma.
trinwohl certificate, or proving that at is the relative
of tbe [olden &e comes to fee.
London, England, 1803-10-04

DANMARK.

COPIIINAGIN, Sail. O.—His Royal Hi:hnefs
the Hereditary Prince FREDEItiC is not expeeted back
here before the 4th of the next month.
Captain j6311/1 is going with the frigate Frede-
rickfen to the Well Indies, in order to put a Rop to
the outrages of the Englilh privateers, which take
advantage of the abfence of Danifh (hips of war, to
capture, without ♦ißinaion, all the Danilh veffcls
they meet with. Tortola is raid to be full of captured
Dania' merchantmen:
• The blockade of the Elbe and Wefcr has had the
effed of increafing tbe importation of all kinds of
preedions here, Co that they are now much lower
than ufuel.. •

Another Ruffian friar is arrived in Elfireur
Road from the North Sea.
The Engli(h Arnbaffador. Mr. Lisvna, has paid a
vilit to Lnuifenland. Fle has alfo been at Hamburg's
where he (pent a day with Joan Nets ot, Ely.
Seer. 17.—We hear that M. von GULDINPALM,
Wraith Charge d'Affaires in London, is recalled.
. Report hays that two Englilh men of war have
taken from the harbour of Bakkefund, in Norway, a
French Well Indiaman, which had run in there.
Our Commercial Gazette has an article horn Paris,
!Wing. that two Swedifh [hips arrived at Ilourdeaux,
from Sweden dire.% were lent away from that port,
though they had all necelfary cettificates bccaufe
they had been captured on the paffage by an Englifh
cruizer, carried to England, and then let free, and,
confecpiently, were Lan from an Enghth port.
The day before yeflerday an Englifli colter (the
Sway) failed with a numerous convoy for England.
Three Ruffian frigates lie here.
It is remarked, as a ca.nterience of the landaf.le
meafures of the Government to introduce the vaccine,
that this year only a tingle pertain has died here of
the (mall poz.
.ThehatteftioNorway has tinned out uaLoostably
London, England, 1803-03-10

TAKES DORSALIS, AND THE DISEASES OF THE
SEMINAL FUNCTIONS, &c.
Pradical Ways and Remarks on the Tabu Doran,.
Lately was publilhed, Price is. in large Odlavo, bound in
Boards, the Second Edition, with very confidcratqc addi-
tions, of
PRACTICAL ESSAYS and REMARKS, on
that fpecies of Confumpdon incident to Youth, and the
different Stages of Life, commonly called Telles DorfaHs- with
an account of the nature, caufes, and cure of that Dilteenper;
danoultrating its baneful cfc6a on the fineft funetions of the
Animal Economy, including the Meares arifing thenefroeth
cfpecially the Nervous Atrophia, the Exonearofis, and the
Pthifts,or Confuntpdoo In general With Hiftories of Cafes ne-
, corring in the Author's PraCtice during the laft fourteen Years,
and the Preferiptiona for the Remedies tract steel into Englith,
for the benefit of the Public.

By H. ST. JOHN NEALE,
(Fellow of the Royal Aa. of Surgery, in Paris; of the
Univerfity of Leyden; and Sty
urgeott, in London, formerly
Surgeon Major to the Fifth Regime= of Infantry ; and the
Royal Hofpltal, at Chatham.)
Sold by J. Wa/kstr, No. 44, Paternolter-row ; and at the
Author's Hook, No. 63,Comer of Frith-ftreet, Soho-fquare.
London, England, 1803-12-09

Detofit of 151. fir rote. is to ke made afoot the Aomori of ‘44 Let
at the tune ,y" Sae, and if tho reinaiader of tie Aroaty is sui paid, dud
tam Joy orithiir twenty svordimg dry, eft at the De-
f. ft uiU Loo
forfeited, awl the Goode repaie the property oi the Crete...
Tbe of Conditioal guy de feat, aid prude/ Caithigisr. NA j k
di the Secretary's Office.

TO THE PROPRIETORS OF EAST INDIA STOCK.
LADIII AND OCNTWISN,
PERMIT me to offer myfelf to your notice, as a
Candidate to fill a future vacancy in your Court of Direetors,
and to folicit the honour of your Support.
Engaged above twenty years in bufinefs as a Merchant, in this
City, I reit on my character as the hafts of my pretenfions ; and I
am hold to urge, in fupport of my saute, the peculiar eligibility of
britilla Merchants to the dircalon of your important concerns:
firmly hoping that, if railed by your favour to the high Situation.
which is the objed of my ambition, I Stall he found uleful in your
fa-vice, and that my militant attention in the difcharge amp duty
will prove sue not unworthy of your choice.
I have the honour to be, with great rerped,
Ladies and Gentlemen.
Your wit obedient and devotes humble tenant.
King's Arms-Tard, JAMES PATTISON.
Dec.s, !Sag.
London, England, 1803-12-09

This day was publillted,luonevolunse, Odtavo, price in boards, ye
ASECULAR ESSAY : containing a retrorpec-
tivc VIEW of EVENTS, conneeted with the ECCLES!.
ASTICAL HISTORY of ENGLAND during the EIGH.
TEENTH CENTURY. With Reftedtiona on the State of Prat.
deal Religion in that poi A.
By JOHN BREWSTER, A. M.
Vicar of Stockton upon Tees, and of Greathatn, in the County
London, England, 1803-12-09

Tamworth VollintecrTnEintty!

M •jar Sir Robert I awley, Batt. to be lieut:nmrt•Co!oncl; lieu.
t.nant-Colonel Julep Waßice to be Major; Ro•,rrt Woody,
and Arthur Wyatt, Efqrs. to be Captaina; Euign John Roby
to be Lieutenant.

To be EnEgtis-- Byng, John Lakin, and Charkil DU%
°cats

Twyford Volunteers.
John Manton, Gent. to be Enfign, vice Savory, rerigned.
South EAll Battalion of the file of Wight Volun.
teers.—Godfhill Company.
.....

. .
Thomas Hardley, Efq. to be Captain; William Cole and Daniel
Barton, Guts. to be Lieutenants; Hervey Hills, Gcnt. to be
&alga. .

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NVigtnwn Volunteers.
Enfign Patrick M'Maftcr to be Lieutenant, vice MTMuatl, pry.
motel; John M'Culluck, Gent. to he Enfign, vice hi'Malter.
Yarmouth Regiment of Volunteer Infantry.-
Reg. Rich. Turner, M. A. to be Chaplain ; John Smith. Gent. to
be Surgeon ; John Black, Gert. to be Quarter Matter.
London, England, 1803-12-09

HAMBURG/1 MATL.

The only one due arrived this day, bat it brings
little new!. The CARYSiOILT frigate, which was
believed is have been loft, arrived in Elfineur Roads
on the 26th ult.
Sr. PITERSIVRqH, Nov. t y.—An Imperial Char-
fcur is gone to Paris; with a letter from the EMPE•
Pus himfeif to the Els sr CONSUL. The mediation of
our Court having been declined by both the Bellige•
rent Powers, the EMPtItOR propofes a Congrefs,
whereby he offers his Cervices. The EMPhROII and
the King of Swears correlpond regularly. Coon-
llor Pos r Low, Direflor of the Imperial Loan Bank,
who with the Emperor's approbation is employed in
anflating Tacitus into Ruffian, is chi-charged from
all fervice, with his entire falary as penlion for life.

Thie day, at twelve o'clock. Rollyad, the brandy-
mrtclta- t. whole cafe, Inc defrauding the Revenue,
v fully Rated in the Sr AR ni the a'th ult. was put
;n the p:11 try, at the Roy.tl tlechange, whence, after
being e.hibited for an hour. he was committed to
Newg:tte, where he II to be :at d for two years.
London, England, 1803-12-09

of Durhant.

London : Printed for F. and C. Rivington, No. 62. St. Paula
Church-yard. Sold alto by J Hatchard, No. 190. Picadilly.
Of whom may be tad, ►y the fame Author,
The MEDITATIONS of a RECLUSE : chiefly on Rdigiews
Sobjeds. The 2d Edition, in one large ♦olatne, rune. Pike In
boards ♦a or on fire Royal Paper 6s.
London, England, 1803-12-09

THIRTY-SEVENTH NIGHT.-SANS SOVCI.

(By Aifthotity ;lithe Right Hon. the LORD CIIAMI AR N),
rrU•NIORROW EVENING, DECEMBER to,
will be perforated, at SANS SO ucs,Leicelter-Placc, Lcicefter-
Square, an Entertainment entirely New. called
BKITONS STRIKE HOME!
,The Songs will come in the following fuccelEott
PART I. The Call of Honour. A Trip to the Camp. The
Poet to his Lyre. Nancy's the :. me. A Welcome to the French.
Peace end War.

PART 11. The Soldier's Oath of Allegiagte. Erin go Bra.
The General Lover. Ancient Britons. A Sailor's Ditty. The
Britifb Heroines. The Falfe Alarm.

PART 111. Tha Subfcription at Lloyd's. Soldiers and Sailors.
Ca n'ira pas, a fequel to Ca ira. The Lion in his Den. The Auld
Plbrough. The Good Singer. Vldory and George the Third.
The whole of this Amufement is written and conipofed, and
will be fpoken, fang, and accompanied by
Mr. DIDDIN.

Boats Sa Pit 3s. Gallery as.--Places for the Boxes to be taken
as tilt. Theatre.—Doors to be opened at (even, and begin pretiftly
sight.--Beaksol the Entertainmpt to be had at the 'Fbeatre.
A Military Band is engaged to MI up the intuvals, and to give
Oka oceafionally to the Moire.
The Songs in the above Entertainment, with their Meic, are
nearly all publithed. The Seventh Nu triber of the War Songs wrt
publithed on Monday laft, and may be bad, as well as Mr. fib-
Peofeirmsal Life, and every other Article in his extrufive
Catalogue' at his Warebnule, Leitefter•Platc, Leiceiter-Squart.
Britons Strike Home will be performed on Mondays Tburttlays,
and Saturdays, tiß Cheittnias,when will be brought forward, with
eonliderable temporary alterations, the ether Entertainments of
Ems Saud. The Cake-Houk, and Clulltmas Gambols, will be re-
vived. with New War Songs, and Ballads, in the Holidays.
London, England, 1803-12-09

BANKRUPTS IN IRELAND.

John Smith, of Back lane, /rather cutter, to furrender on the ruh
and 16th of Dce. and zeth Jan.
Wm. Dtcy, btock Broker, to surrender nth and Is&
Dec. and i oth Jan.
Ric:varal Dillon, of Bridge-nom, merchant, to furrender on that
toth and oath Dee and loth Jan.
Mat. Conolly, Cart ick-cm-Suir, merchant, to furreeder so the tit►
t3th Dcc. and toth Jan.
William I'crlc•, of Relfaft, county Antrim, merchant, to forrender
on tats and 13th Ike and 11th Jut.
Jaroca Lambert of the city of Dublin, wnollen-drapper, to rots
render the 12th and 13th Dee. and t ath JAn.
London, England, 1803-12-09

Strath Dighty Volunteers.

To be Captains—David Blair, Jnn. James Grubb, and William
Lam!lmmo, Brim.
To be Lieutenants.—Clarlet Graham, Thomas Wemyfx, and
Janie, Bell, Gents.
To be Ei. fig nt--Williatn Ireland, Alexander Deans, and Alexander
Key, Gents.
Taunton Volunteer Riflemen.
William Klnglate. Gent. to be Second Lieutenant.

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Yeovil Regiment of Volunteer Infantry:
Captain Pact Daniel to he vice Wood, refigned.
To he Captains—lieutenant Hthey Penney, vice Daniel; Lieu-
tenants John Pyne, James Winter. and Joirph Fowler.
Tu be I.icatcnants—Eidign John bbneland, vice Penney; Enegn
Robert Carey, vice Pyne; Thomas Chaffcy,Gent. vice Winter;
Robert Clark, Gent. vice Fowler.
Tu be Enfigna—John Watts, Gent. vice Shorbod ; William Ma-
ndl, Gant. vitae Carey.
London, England, 1803-12-09

TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION,
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At the York Hotel in Dover, on Thurfday December is, 1803,
at eleven o'clock.
THE French Brig LES DEUX FRERES, Cap-
tain F. C. DIJACCIIIIR t late Matter, with all her Materials
and Stores. in one lot, captured on her voyage front Cette to
Antwerp, and condemned as Prize to Isis Msjelty's thip Jatousa,
and others. Her dimenhons are
. Length aloft - - 87 ft. 6 in.
Breadth estivate . - 23 8
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Helghtk between Decks - - 5 1 I
Depth in the Hold - - - to 6
Adnseafures 200 47-94 Toots.

Afterwards will be fold the coodenined part of her Cugo,
confining of
96 Pieces Brandy to Calks On of Olives
33 Hogilwads ditto 9 Bales Almonds
s‘ Ditto Mufeadel Wine to Ditto Corks
234 Calks Red Wine 69 Barrels Anchovies
so Ditto White Wine 4 Cants Verdigris
3 Cafes Sosp 1 Ditto Vitriol
Ditto Sugar of Lead t Ditto Fleawort
s Ditto Wine t Ditto Cream of Tartar
Ditto Cordials a Cafe of Olives and Capers
1 Ditto Elfcnees
And alto, by Virtue of a Commilßun of Appraifement and Sale,
iliucd from the High Court of Admiralty, the remaiuing part of
the Cargo of the laid Brig, confining of
6 Pieces of Brandy 2 Calks Oil
s Calks Red Wine 3 Calks Soap
2 tlogeteads Mullaidel Wine
The itrength of the Brandy is chic By from t in 6 tot in 9.
For viewing the Vicki and Good., and for Inventories, Catalogue",
and further particulars, apply to Latham, Rice, and Co. Dover.