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London, England, 1803-02-11

THE LAST MASQ.III RADE BEFORr. EASTER.
ON MONDAY, VEBItRUARY 21, 1803,
will be given
A GRAND MASQJTERADE,
AT THE PANT ON.
With Refreflunents of Tea, Coffee, &e.
The Building will be fuperbly Illunelnated.
A Band of Millie for Reels and Country Dance', a Military
Band, and a Band of Savoyard/ will play without intcrantfion,
the whole Evening.
Tickets of Adrniffion Half a Guinea Each.

For the Accommodation of the Company chuling to Sup, a
bandfome Supper will be provided by Mr. WAUD, of New
Bond-itreet, on his own account at 7*. 6d. each Perron, (Wine)
cselufive.)
No Perfon will braddmltteel snide Drawl to Chantetcr,
or in a Domino.

Mrs. RICHMA N will attend with her Wardrdbe and Malts,
for the Convenience of fuck Ladies and Gentlemen as may
elute to Drcfs in the Houle.
a Doors to be opened at Ten o'Clock, and the Supper
Rooms at One.
• • Tickets to be had at the following Mafquerade Ware-
boules.--Itichtnan's, ford-greet ; Croft's, Fleet-greet ; Ken-
dal's, Strand; Thu-Owes, Hsy-market ; Brook's, Newport-
Brat ; Robotlism'a, Oxford-itrcet ; Thomas's, Ozford-ftreet ;
and at the Pantheon.

APERSON of refpetiability may be admitted
a PARTNER in a vreU-eltabliated IRON WORK.
As this is a very favourable opportunity for any Perfun who
ear command a few Thoufand Pounds. none but Principals
need apply —For particulars enquire at W.H. Pcpys, jun lifq.
Poultry.

10 LADIES BOARDING SCHOOLS.
KM klt AOCNCY, NO. 29, GOLDIN.SIZNAILL.
LADIES Biding Schools wanting Teachers
and Affittants. may be fuppreed with Ladies to fill thole
Departments,
_poffefLot every qualification requifite for the
&nation, by n. Borne, No. 29, Goiden4quare,um B.
attends herfelf every ley from ten till fire.
.erten. port plid, duly attended to.

MRS. JORDAN'S favourite SONG; au lung
in the Neve Comedy celled Hear lladi Sides, is this day
publithed by CLEMEN 11 and CO. No. ad. Chard&
Price as. 6d.

Where likewife may he had.
The two much-admired &lags fang by Mr. Inckdon in Fa-
mily qtlurrels May we ne'er want a Friend, nor a Bottk to
give him, and the Sakes Welcome KWIC, each ts.
Once Happy in a peaceful Home, as fang by Mrs. Henry
Siddons, in the Comedy of Delays and Blunders, is. 6.1.
Oh Ray, tweet Fair! ika Warts to Moots favourite Baßad
it Lady Fair. compotol by Dr.Stewafan. 3s.
Edmund of the Hill, a favourite Met, by ditto. is 6d.
_ _

Welcome as the Flowers io May, by ditto, is.
With a variety of other mar Soup and Sonatas rue the
tlino Forte.
N. B. Very estendone sad commodious Ceihring to be Let,
and entered oo inonsdiataly.—Enquire at Clemaid acid Cu:s
Manufaelury, Tottenham-Court-lewd.
London, England, 1803-11-05

Pi:RKIN3's METALLIC TRACTORS.
_ _

SMITH, CHEMIST,
No 29, Haymarket, in
F. forms the Public. that by the appointment of the Paten:ea,
PERKINS', METALLIC TRACTORS are fold illy by him,
wholefale and retail, at the original price of Five Guineas the Set,
Occluding Books, which give an account of abnvis rive TllOllSAti
Cc a es, attefted by perfons of the greatell refpedtabili ty in the king-
dom. They are highly efficacious in painful topical Diforders, fuch as
acute ft heomatifm, including Lumbago and Sciatica, Gout, Sprains,
Contulions, Burns, Scalds, Inflammations of the Eyes; alto of the
Skin, as try Alicia', Tt tters, and Chilblains; painful inflammatory
Tumours, as Biles and Whitlows; violent Spaftuudie Complaints,
Ep leptic Fits, Cramp, Load
•Pleurify, Stings and Bites
of venomous Infeds, Fluor Albus, Pains in the Mead, Face, Ears,
• Breaft, Side, Back, and Limbs.--flooks ui Cafes mq be had as
above, at is. each.
London, England, 1803-11-05

&OVAL MILITARY "COLLEGE.
3d November, tin.
pi conformity to the Refolution of his M. jelly's
y's
CoMmlllianers, For consioding the Afars of the Royal Mili-
tary College, that the ppeirstments of Proleflora a. d Maiden (hall
be determined by Competition of Talents, the Governor loth
hereby give notice. That additional Mailers, in the 'following
Branches of inftruaion, viz. Geography andlliftury, Fortification
and Military Drawing, with the Knowledge of Sit etching Ground
front Nature, will be wanted at the Junior Department of the fold
'MeV, at Great Marlow, in the county of Bucks, in the courfe of
'be prefent month.

I....tters of application are to be addreffed to the Governor of the
Royal Military College, under cover to the Right Honourable tale
Decretary at war, War Office.
No Krim will be ap2roved for the Eftablimment, whofc chi-
radar will oat bear the ttriclett ferudny.,
A Coil giatc Board of die Royal Military College will be held
at Orem Marlow, on fuefday the 19th infant. for the eta:Mos.
Non at the Candidates for the above mentioned appointments.
London, England, 1803-11-05

NJUTICAL LVTELLIGENCE.

MAILS THIS DAV.—Wind N. E.
RR. CUR. ARR.
o 3 1 Hamburg h IR
0

:Mir,

Pori smcr, Nev. 2.—Tbis moment vim: to an.
chin- in the Road his M.tjelly's tip INDSrA • :r.:ATILF,
Capt. MOORE, with difpatehes from Admiral Cogs.
WALLtf, off Brell. Alto artived the Faticy, from
London, with groceries, &c. for Penzance. The
haterAm:AßlA will proceed to fca again immedi.
ately, in order to join the fquadrnn ; and as there is
a fmatt gale, hope fhe will join them by tomorrow

night.
PLIMOUTH, Nov. 3.—The AICL F, of 44 ions,
Captain WOLFE, which CAMC in yelterday, waits for
orders ; the is either to join the Channel Fleet or Sir
E. PELLEW9S fquadron, off Corunna. The HUSSAR,
of 38 guns, Captain P. WILK:I/sox, is nearly ready
for fea, and will lint as loon as the receives her or-
ders and difpatches for the Streights. The Charming
Sally cutter, of this port, has been captured, as a
fmuggler, by a Dartmouth Excite cutter, and carri-
ed in there, with tso anchors of fpirits ; (he alto
picked up an open boat with 20 anchors of fpirits on
board.

A contra& for fhip bifcuit is to be immediately en•
tered upon for the fervice of Government, and baked
at this port, to be depolited in the depot of military
itores at Willington, under the orders of fiZtlarter-
Mafter General Holum, of the South Weft Dibiet.,
The camps round here will not yet be broken up.
Posrsisourn, Nov. 4.—Sailed the S►sEDWELt.
and Dues of Yolk cutters, with the Ardent,
Tito). 'sox ; Flora, ; and Veynol. Joan;
(tranfports) for Cowes, to take in troops for jerfey.
—Arrived the Min BIWA cutter from a cruise, and
remains with the Enterprize, Gzsso, for Barbadoes.
—Sailed the Sriosa brig, of to guns, Lieut. R.
Tont-trawl, with a convoy for Cuemfey. She is
to bring back General Dau novo, who is appointed
to command at Stoke's Bay Camp, in the room of
Lord C. SONLItSIT, removed to the London diftria.
—Remain at St. Helen's, the BIITANIIIA, MAXI.
and SHAWNOW.

Dsm., Nov. 4.—Sailld the Minium Hoop of war,
and Mims gun-seffel on a crnize.--Arrived the. Ba-
stian( gun-veal from a csnize.--Wind E. N. E.
YAKNOVT 11, Nov. 4—Admiral RIMIIL has bodied
his flag on board the GILYEK Ito, as Item Admiral of
the Red.—Arrived this morning from a cruise, the
CIIIICtIIT frigate, Lord STllwarro—Ships of war in
thefe roads, are the Roar of 64 guns, Admiral
THOILMBOROUGH G IN Admiral RUSUL
frigate, Soils& and FtIIALITTAILI gun brigs.
London, England, 1803-11-05

ANNUITY.

.....
WANTED to pul chafe from a man of ChArafter,
au undeni ably well fccured annuity, for which a fair (but
not extravagant) price win be given. Letters (polt paid) com-
municating particulars at full, witb name and amircfs, dire4ed to
G. IL at Mr. Burrows s, 41, Old Broad-firm, City, will meet
immediate arantiou.
London, England, 1803-02-18

This day was publithed, price as.

PART THE FIRST, of An ADDRESS to
the PUBLIC, from the SOCIETY for the SUPPRES-
SION of VICE, inftituttd in LONDON, 111:-.2; letting forth,
with a Lift of the Members, the Utility and Neceffity of furl
au Inftitution, and its Claim to Public Support.
" When badmen combine, the good muft alfociate."

IBUIRI.

London: Printed for the Society; and fold by E. Spragg,
No. 26, King-ftrect, Covent-garden; F. and C. Rivington,
No. 62, and J. Harris, Comer of St. Paul's Church-yard;
Robfon, New Bond-Erect ; G. and W. Nic-11, ;
. Hateltard, No. too, Piesadaly; 'l'. Egerton, Whitehall;
&dell and Davies, Sated ; W. CUM, and Sao, P
Rreet ;J. Whitey Flew-Rrect ;C. and Baldwin, e=
Erect W. J. and J. Richardfon, and J. Afperne, Cornbill.
N. B. Plans of the Society may be had of Mr. Spragg, as
abovc-mentioned ; or of the Secretary, Mr. A. Pitcher, Charles-
Erect, Covent-Garden; by whom Demotions are received for
the genaal purpofes of the Society. •
London, England, 1803-02-18

ufe his endeavours to cazettre the aceenntdefircd
fo as to lay it on the table for the information of
their Lordfhips ; and as he did not mean to pro_
pole the tecond reading of the Bill till Monday, he
hoped this would be fatisfadory to the Noble
Lord oppolite to him, and that he would withdraw
this motion.

Lord MOIRA agreed to do this, and exprefred
his entire fatisfaftion At what had fallen from the
Noble Lord who (poke laft on the fukke.
Lord PELHAM Paid that be would alfo lay on the
table to-morrow fame papers relative to the Cor
folidated Fund, which, be doubted not, would
convey Tome confiderable information on the rub-
jeCl,
Lord Mot a A'S other motions were then fever:llly
put and agreed to.—Adjourned..
London, England, 1803-02-18

HOUSE OF COMMONS.

The 4vtAttea counted the Houfe at four o'clock. when there
being only 91 Members prefent, and k being neeeffary that too
Members mould be in the Honfebefore they can proceed :o a
Ballot fur a Conurdttee to try the menu of a contefted Ele&nn,
the Houfe was of courfe Adjourned.
The. Ballot for the Committee on the Coventry Eleetion of
souk watt off to a future day.
London, England, 1803-02-18

Lately was publilhed, price One Shilling,

A GUIDE FROM PAIN to inflans Eafe and
Poled Health, certified by Fifty-eight defperate Cafes,
by the ufe of the GUESTONIAN MEDICINES, none of
whom applied but at the lift refource; with Obferv.itions on
the good and bad effedts of Mercury, and the beR ,stuns of
effectually curing the Gout, Rheuntatifm, &c. with Cicero's
Remarks on Tooth Drawing, and the Author's notes thereon.
Likewife Mr. G.'s Ratcment of his Medical Practice, which
unquefuionably proves the real caufe of Nervous and Bilious
Complaints, and points out a radical cure fur thole aftliding
diforders. Alfa is added, a Review of the laR Medicine Ad.
By BARNffrF GUEST, Chymill, Great Surrey-ftreet.
Sold by the Author, and all the Newfmen in town and country.
London, England, 1803-02-18

PRIZES PAID IN FULL.

ITODGES and Co. Stock-Brokers, are now pay.
4 A ing the Prizks of the left and former Lotteries, in foil,
at their Licenfi d N 0.149, OXFORDS FREET, and
a 4, sr. JA NTES'S-STR E ii.T. where the Tickets and Sham
of the pre ent Lottery are on fale in great variety, and at the
lowctt prices.
•.• The Lottery is ill commence Drawing the 4th of April
neat, the Prizes of which will he paid on demand.

ENGLISH STATE LOT I'RA Y,
Begin+ drawing ♦th April, tgoj.
Nor e...-Tht Capital PriZell in this Lottery are not fixed to he
drawn upon any particular day, and the Lowell Prizes are
201. ca:h.

SClttStr.

No. of Prises.

Value of each.
L. 20 000

Total Value.
L. go,ooo

IOAOO

30,000

s4OO

=S AOO

3 ;:000 gpoo.
And t 2,595 other Prizes from wool. to SOL
HE TICKEIS, HALVES, QVARTERS,
A LIGHTHS, and SIXTEENTH SMARTS ft &Impel pus,
fnant to Ad of Parliament, are fetes on the Loss& Terms by
Mr. NICHOLSON,

- .
At his Lieeneed State Lottery Office, No. :6, Comhill, Lon-
don, where, lalt Year, were Sold and Shared, No.
2o,:001.. in Sixteen Sham; No. 20,136, 5,0001. in One %ar-
ta, Two Eighths, and Eight Sixteenth Shares; No. a0,t98,
2,0001. in a Whole Ticket; No. 6458, soot. in Two gEarters,
Two Eighth., and Four Sixteenth Shares; and In the Late
Lotteries, Five of 26.0001. each; Eight of zOlOOOl. each; and
Seven of 5,030 L; beUes many of spool z Awl. and 50ol.caeh.

BY HIS MAJESTY'S ROYAL LEITERS PATENT.
MR. SIGMOND, SURGEON DENTIST,
Bath, refpedfully acquaints thofe of the Nobility and
Gentry who have experienced the benefit refold:lg from the oft
h.: his Dantrifice and Lotion for Pref.:ming and Bautif►ing
the TEETH and GUMS, that it may be obtained at the fol-
lowing ptimi in town, viz. at Mar,. Garde and Lee's, N 0.32,
New Bood firm; Hendric and Son, Tiehburn-firett, Golden
4uatc; Golding, CornbiU; Cryer, ditto; Watts, chymlft,
No. 4 713. Strad ; Hat3l, Currey-ftrett, Biaekfriars•road ; and
for tie greater convenience of tbofe refitting in the country,
they may be procured in moll of the principal towns through-
out the united kingdom.
Alto, his ANODYNE TINCTURE for the cure of the
Tooth Ache. and Tooth Emilie, of various fixes and teztare
on the bell conftraaion bar ufs.
London, England, 1803-08-29

BIRTH.

On Saturday, In llart•Sreet, Bloontibury, the Lady of Captain
O. H. Towry, of the Royal Navy, of a fon.

MARRIED.

On Wednertiap by (pedal licence, at Peper Harrow, the feat of
the Right Hon. Lord Vikount Middkton. bulge Freeman Tho-
m a, Erg. of Rotten, in the County of Sara:, to the Hots. Mifs
Brodaidt, hla Lordihlp's eldeft daughter.
London, England, 1803-08-29

Ca 1111,; Howard Corps of Riflemen:

Frederick Earl of CArlifle.to be daptain Commandant ; Georre
Vifenunt M rpttb to be Captain; Frederick Dame, and
the Honourable William Howard to be Lieutenants.
Cheer Riflemen.

- Chaim...odelcy. Efq. to be Captain-Commandant ;
Egerton, Efq. to be Captain.
Roy.ll Clarence Volunteers.

To b- Captains—(eorge Price; John Vaughan, Thous James
lotruss Lewis; Morg n 1) VAS j Richard Dickens; John
°rigid's; and Ewan J •ues.
To be Captain-Lieutenant—Thomas Bowen. Gent.
To be Heft Lieutenant-4—John Edwards; Thomas Nom ; Wil-
liam James, Morgan Jocks ; Thomas Howell ; Howell Howell ;
Thomas Roger. ; Mitchell ; Henry Peach ; and Tho-
mas Propels, Gents.
ITo be Second Lieutenants—Thomas Maklig; Edward Troy;
David Lewis ; David bornal • Griffith enkins • John Ed-
wards ; Richard Steele; John 'Solna ; John M'argan .; and
John Howell, Gans.
Cranbrnnk Volunteer Infantry.
_ _ _ _

Thnmas Adams, Ffq. to be hlajor•Commandaut ; Robert Watt',
I.lq. to be Captain.
To be I.icutenants--liTillam Clark ; Frederick Mama; Males
Grcenall ; and infepb Greenall, Gents,
Dumfrieslhire Viilunteer Infantry..

James Gracie ; and Robert David Newall, lige% to be Captain%
to be Lieutenants—Willistu 1-iyflop; John Anußrong ; and

Thomas Frafer, Gems. • . _
To he Enfigns—Cleghorn Henderfon; William M I.erian ; and
James Gracie, jun. Gents.
To be Adjutant—Samuel Clark, Gent. _ _

BANKRUPTCY ENLARCT.D.
04tober ts. Jolla Clerrett, of Cecil-area, Strand, Midißerea,
taylor, at ten, at Guildhall.

BANKRUPTS.

Peter Sharp, of Liverpool, joiner, to furrender September 20, 21,
and Oetober 8, at one, at the Globe Tavern, LivcrpooL At•or-
ales, Mr. Thomas Black Rock, of the Temple, London; or Mr.
Edward Blackftoci, Liverpool.
. _ . _

Theodocla Pycock and MarMaduke Ward Pyonelr, of Kingiton-
upon •Hall, builders, Augti ft 30, Sept. a, and Ottober 8, at elev."
at the George Inn, Ringf Attornies, Mr. Ralph
EU s, Curfitor-itreet, London ; or Mr. Robert Galland, King-
lton-upon-Hull.
Wil lam Ellis, of Halifax, Yorkihire, ntoney•fcriscner, Sept. 3,6,
at ten, at the White Horfe lan, Otley, and Odobcr 8, at eleven
at the White Lion Inn, Halifax. Attornies, Mars. Gleadbfril
and Payne, Lothbury, London • or Mr. Alexander, Halifax. "

Janice Chaplain the younger, now or late of Nuneatoa, Warw irk-
Marc. carpet tee and grocer, Sept. 9, so, at cloven, anal Oclobcr 8
at fir, at the Black-Hull, in Nuneaton. Attorney, Mr. Rschi.rd
Walter Forbes, No. a 6, Fly-place Holborn, London.

Richard Wood, oi SlaithWaite, in the parith of Huddersr.eld,Yorls-
!hire, corn-faaor, dealer and chapman, Sept. 21, 23, ct the
George Inn Huddersfield, and Oftober 8, at the Yew-Tree Inn,
in Robatown, parifh of Biala% at ten. Anomie*, Mr. Stables,
in Huddersfield; or Mr. R. Bathe, Chancery-lane, London.
Job Bareley Rolls, of Birmingham, merchant, dealer and chapman,
Sept. 27 at one, Sept. 28, at four, and Odober 8, at eleven. at
the Swan Tavern, Ball-ftreet, Birmingham'. Attornie.s Melrrs.
Ssvaitt and Stevens, No. is, Old-Jewry,London, or Ml:.Whate-
ley, in Birmingham.
London, England, 1803-08-29

DIED.

MINA, a I'm days ago, Mr. Tate Witkinfon;fo weUtoowa
as the Manager of the York atul Hull Theatres, and equalircele-
brazed for his Theatrical Memoirs.

COTTAGE AND LAND, IDLE OF WIGHT.
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, by Mr. H. PHILLIP:I.

,
On the PromUm, on Friday, St. 16, at Twelve o'Clock,
Two Lots,
' A Compaft modern-built COTTAGE, with regni.
I 1 fife attached and detached 01Eces, Garden, Shrubbery, and
Paddock, and a rich Meadow of Five Acres, enchantingly fituate
on the brow of a diftleguithed Emineece, near Welt Owns, Hie
of Wight, about three Miles from Newport; the Grandeur of the
Tnnfient Scenery of the Needles and Soodumpton, contraftad by
the Intel prorpea and pieterrique bentles commeaded in view
from this clam (pot, reader It en enviable and defirable retreat;
alinc Ttnement, !Says, and Piece of Land, nearly adjoining.
May be viewed by applying on the Prrnaircs, and printed Par-
ticulars had at the Fountain, Cnwes and Portrameth ; Dolphin,
Southampton: In.lia Arms, Golport ; Beet% Ti ctifielii J. Pad.
d m E(q. Fartharn ; at tie Place of Sale; and of Mr. PbEhps, No.
67, New liond4treet.
London, England, 1803-08-11

rANLIAMENTART PROCEEDINGS.

IFIeUSE OF LORDS, WEDNESDAY. AUGUST re.
The price or Orange's Annuity Bill; the Esrliequer Bills 8114
the General Defence Amendment Bill; the Stamp Duty Confab-
&den Bill; the AlTelred Taxes Confolidatlon Bill; the Militia
Arnendmentt /3111; the Scotch Army of Referee Amendment Bill;
the Canada Courts Bill; -hc America” Arignment Bill ; the Bond-
ing and Wurchouling Bill; the tortola free Port Bill; the Few
rtimi Note Forgery. Bill; and the City of London General Defence
Bill, were each mad a third time, and pagett....Adjottened.
London, England, 1803-06-27

. -
ROYAL EXCHANGE ASSURANCE OP/PICEP,
tine, PERSONS, whore annual Premiums fall due 3. on
the ssth loft. art hereby informed, that Receipts are now
ready to be delivered at the Company's Offices, over the ROYAL
EXCIANOC and in PALL-MALL, AS well as by their refpeetive
Agents in the feveral Counties; and the parties allured arc requeft-
ed to apply for the renewal of their Policies, on nr before the 9th
of July next, as the ufual fifteen days allowed for payment, be-
yond the date of each Policy, will then expire.
SAMUEL FENNING, jun. Secretary.
•.• Attendance is gives, daily, at the Paid Offie a, for the
Affurance of Buildings, Good!, Merchandise, and Ships, in H
boor, in Dock, or while Building, from Las or Damage by Fire;
and ;Ito for the Affurance of, and granting Annuities on Lives.

N.B. Policia of Ajoras;* fee l& fa: e 3001. or otsoorlis, are
iforilfrivo f expace tars ,Farad

MESSRS. DRIVERS refpeetfully inform the
Public, the Eftate &oats adjoining Pope-ftreet:ELTHAM,
advertifeal to be fold by Andion at Garraway's Coffee-book, on
Tuefday the atit initant, is difrofed of by Private Contra&
London, England, 1803-06-27

DENMARK.

COP 6,4 OAG JUN a 4.—On our Exchangewe have
a report which, however. wants confirmation, that
Ruffle has required from Denmat k leave for a Ruffian
galley fleet to pars through the Holttein Canal into
the Eider.
A Royal Proclamation commands all Captains of
Danifh [hips, bound to any part of the world, to pro.
vide themfelves with Latin paffes from the Admiralty.
COIP l N MAC ss, Ju N s 7.—The EngLifh frigate, which
lately palled the Sound, is faid to be gone to condna
back to England the Eighth Ambaffador at the
Court of St. Feteriburgh, Sir Jon is Boatass Waattsas
who is appointed to the command of a fleet.
The regiments in Jutland and Hoiftein have re.
caved orders to hold themfelves in teadinefs to march,
fo that they may be able to quit their garrifons itt
24 hours.
The French troops approaching fo near to the
DAnifh frontiers, is likely that a [tong corps will
be llati.)ned in Atitteiii.
It is univerfally atterted, that Denmark will unite
with Pruffia and Ruflia to form a cordon for the pro.
teaion of the Imperial Cities and the German pro.
vines. From Come ports of the Baltic we are le.
formed, that, in cafe of need, the troops to bi et*.
barked on board the Ruffian fleet will be landed as
Lubeck, to protea the free navigation, and hinder the
blockade of the Elbe and Wcfcr.
Just a H.—Preparations are making In the duchies
for the maintenance of an army of ao,ooo men, who&
headquarters will be at Schlefwig, Rendiberg, aa4
Kiel.
His Royal Highnefs the Ceown Patties, who 4
parts the tyth for Holftein, has refolved, under die
prefent circumftances, to take with him Coast Q.
von &murmur, Minitier of State, and Chief Oche
Foreign Department, with two Secretaries of dal
fame department.
The Engliflt frigate ANIVICADII. of 36. pas,
rived the Ikh at Menu, with a convoy of Mpg.
chiefly bound to Rutrut, and failed for England ye .
terday, with a convey of 8o veffels. Three Ira*
privateers are faid to have been Peen on our coal.—.
The dirpete between us and the pair of Ai.oisas tie
perfally fettled, and a goad underftanding
London, England, 1803-06-27

NAPY-OFFICE, 15, 1803.
HE PRINC!P4L OFFICERS aid COMMIS-
:A- STONERS e HIS 3fif7iSl7": Aurr, i bersiy jive
Reties,
That they will receive Tenders until Monday the ath of July
mew, for the prattle of SIX VESSELS, of tke but-then of 350 to
3So rows. The Verde Inuit have Two !hens Decks, and be Cop-
pered, and Copper fattened.
London, England, 1803-06-27

MILITARY PROMOTION&

CoratnilEon in the North Hants Militia, figneel by
the Lord Lieutenant. -
To be Cawain.qames Harry Hawker, Efq. rice James Oro
,Itfq raped. Dated June ts, '603.
Comm.ffiun in the Royal Radnor Militia, figned by
the Lord Lieutenant.

Thomas Fowler, Zit to In Captain of &Company. Dated June
so, 01°3.
Cotnniiffion in the 'South Hants Militia, figned by the
Lord Lieutenant.
I .be Willis, Et,. to be Captain. Dated June 11,1103.
Commitficia ligned by the Lord .Lieutenant for the
County of Radnor. .
_ _ _

To be Deputy Lieuteziant-ZWalter Walden, km Eh. Doted

June se.. lllO3.
Cununiffion in the Weft York Militia, figned by the
Lard Lieutenant.

Charles Strawbenses, Goat. to be Lieutenant Dated May 30,
tan.;
Conuniffrons in the Northumberland Militia, figned

_
by tie Lord Lieutenant,
'robe Captains-.Rkhard Cluturbucl, Erg. Dated May 9,1803.
Peter Shields. Efq. Dated May as, 1803.
William Miller, kfq. Dated June 9, 1803.
To be Lieutenant.—Matthew klawdon.Gent Dated June 9,1303.
To be Enfigns--James Allan, Gent Dated Mayas, 1803.
Patrick Romney, and William Hawker, Gents. Dated May 30,
1803.
London, England, 1803-06-27

To be Surgeon.-fames Shields, Cent. Dated May *0,0103.

BANKRUPTCY ENLARGED.
July tf.. Abraham Marcus Aridloin, late of London Itreet, near
Totteabam•court-road, Middlefer, linen-draper, dealer and
disputa', at ten, at Guildhall._
London, England, 1803-06-27

N! v. THOMPSOM•

This a•as an anion againfl an Executor on a bond
of tool. given as fecurity for the honelly of one
Cooper, who was employed as Book-keeper at the
Angel Inn, St. Clement's, on the recommendation of
James Marfit, now deceafed, who executed this bond.
Mr. ERSILINI fisted, that he could prove defalca-
tions in Cooper's accounts to an amount confiderably
greater.
Mr. Paxa, on the other fide, Rated that there de
falcations were after tit death of March, who had
given this fectirity. He admitted that the executors
were bound to anfw•er any defalcations in• the life.'
time of Marfh ; but he thought it Would be extreme-
ly hard that a man's family lhould be bound for an
indefinite time by a bond grien merely as a fecurity
for the homily of the perfon recommended. The
Learned Counfel cited fume authorities which be via
ceived were againa this fuppofition.
Lord Ettswartaooeu laid, that whether it was a
hatillhip or not, it was certainly the law, 'that if a
man gave a bond as fecnrity for the good conduit of,
any individual in any olfi,e, this bond was binding on
his executors as lung as he continued in that office :
he had himfeli known a fimil sr bond of to,oool. paid
by mentors, although the bond was executed 2o
years ago.
Mr. PARK raid, he %jilted this alight generally be
known, as it would make men a little mote cautioub
in entering into fuch reeurities.
l'he verdid was then given for the.plaintiff,
lab-
jeB to a reference on the accounts.
London, England, 1803-04-15

TO THE P.AOPRIETORS OF EAST INDIA S FOOL
Lames AND OINTLIMAN, London, April 14, ego 3.
rirH E Retith of the Ballot yefterday has realized
1- the hope with which my left Added. to you concluded,
and conferral on me the Brit ohjettof my ambition--that of a
feat in the Direftion of your affairs. Oppreffed with the feel-
ings which your kindnefs has infplred, I can only entreat you
to imagine for me all that the dcepell gradtude can foggelt, to
accept the &cue afftuance of myynaiterable attachment. and
to believe that my utmoft faculties &all be esertc4l to jultify
and deferve the conadeace you have placed In me.
I have the honour to be, with the greateft refped,
Ladies and Gentlemen.
Tour truly uhlipi and faithful bumble S: rant.
J. HUDLESTON.
London, England, 1803-04-15

HOLLAND.

AMSTERDAM. APRIL 5.—Private leen from
Paris contain the following intelligence :—After
the Fits:. CIPISL,L had received, on the z9th of
March, a courier from General AIN/RROSSI. an
Extraordinary Council of State was held, and the
important queftion of peace or war again debated.
It is underflood that the votes were not ailverfeto
the maintenance of peace, and a courier was fent
off to General Autiasossi, at London, with the
ultinutton of the French Government. England,
it is (aid, is to evacuate Malta, and a treaty of
commerce to he negociated between the two na-
tions. Should war, however, enfue, it will not be
declared by the Cut if Cousin, but a Serustsu Con.
fation will be paged, which will render it a nation-
al tranfaition. This document, it is Paid, is al-
ready prepared and printed.

LONDON.

FRIDAY. APRIL 15.

PRICE. OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK I
3 per C. Reduced 621 631 63
3 Per C. Conf. 631, 61 641•
Ditto, for May act. 64 •
Olds per Cent. Ann. 9 1--New ditto 91.
PRICE OF STOCKS YP.STERDAY:
3 per Cent. Red. 621 63} MI Long Ann. tS ~...61
; per C. Conf. 631 64 6311 India Stock 1041 aos i zos
New 4 per Cent. 781 79 761 Oconiuni 13/
5 Per Cent. Ann. 99 9=lZ Conf. for May, 631 641 641
3 Per Cent. 1797 971 97

The Bank yeßerday made purchafes on the
Stock Exchange, to make good the defalcations
that had been difcovered ; and for all which they
'piny confider themfelves as liable. This had the
effeß of a temporary rife, but as loon as their pur-
chafes were cumplear, the funds fell hack again.
They were not agitated by any political rumour,
though the life was attributed by the ill informed
to the great acceffion of Rrength the Cabinet was
fuppofed to be on the point of receiving. The
reale beam of " Peace or War," yeßerday pre-
ferved a nice equilibrium—People fail, with great
fimplicity, They did not know how it would be!"
This day we received the following accounts
from Gibraltar :
London, England, 1803-04-15

DiNMdRK.

Crterunausa, A►alt, s.—Prince WILLIANI of
Gt.nuckSTla deputed from this place yelterday,
nn his way to liamburgh, where he is expeifted to
arrive ms Sunday the loth. He has received from
his Danith Majelly a prefent of a gold fnuff-bnr,
worth fix thouland rix dollars, and in whith is his
NlAjefty's pi Rare. The ?risme% attendants alto
received prefents from the King. The Prince gave
the Chief Marfhal, HAOCH, a ring worth Soo rix-
dollars ; andabreafi.pin. of thefamevalue,toCount
VON floxsTsta, gentlemen of the bed-chamber.
London, England, 1803-04-15

FROM THE PARIS PAPER':.

GHFOIT. Arius 6.—On the 4th the eighth derni•
brigade, in gartifon at Bruges, embarked at Biel-
Items for the ilk of Walcheren. Sevrtal companies
Ifcannotreers embark today for the fame place.
The 95-th demi-brigaile arrived limit cla7s ago at
Iltithing, to remain in gat rifon there till further
orders. A detachment of the r 3th regiment of
i!ragooriti repaired yesterday to the isle of Cadfand.
Tito t 9th regiment of dragoons will arrive to•rnor-
rove at Ghent ; it is going to Brellicr,s, v.illere it
rciil receive further orders. The two t (I battalions
r.f tl.e demi brigade, completed to itc
I.Ct off vrtlerday from Ants ti,p for Ilteda
nlty %vele f by difLrent comdanies
foot arblier y.
31A51.5, Aritt. 4.—The inhabitants of the Can
crow of zsehwiir held on the zi;rtli ult. a fecond grim'
I ,itadgerncoulen under the Prefidency of choir
Candarnman Aloys Reding. All the Citizens of
•!:e Canto., :raided at it. They proceeded to the
r•eaiiin of a Captain General or Commandant in
Chief of the Militia of the Canton. The majrwity
if votes was for General Aur-or re Maus, who
enmrmin,ledinthe infiffreCion the army of thermall
Cantons, and who was imprifoned at Arbourg till
the new Conilitution was put in force.—The Men-.-
hers of the Commillion of t; were afterwaids ap
pointed. They are to be charged by the new Co. -
Ifitution of the Canton with the Adminidration
the country, under the Landamman. The fitting
terminated with two afts, unanimoufly adopted.
Ry the firfl it was decreed. that an Addrefs of
thanks fhould be fent to the FIRST Consul of
France, fur the fignal fervice he has rendered the
Canton, in storing its ancient Conllitutinn, the
only one adapted to the wants of the people. The
fecund alt ordered a religionsfde to he eelebrattd,
to thank GOD for the favourable iffue, by which
the country gut out of this great crills.
Brae', Aram 2..—Different corps of French
troops Rill continue to repair to the cantons of the
caltern part of SWitzerland, from which they will
proceed to Italy, palling through the Canton of
Uri and br Mount St. Gothard, Mount St. Ber-
nard at this feafon being imprafticable. Their
place will he fupplied in Switzerland by other
troops from the interior of France, if circum-
flances render their pretence noceffary. People
however continue to fpeak of the fpeedy departure
of all the French troops now Rationed in Switzer-
land, in cnofeqnence of the re-ellablifhment of
trancptillity, and the inability of the country to
fuppi sit the expencesnecafinned by their remaining
init. The fpeedy departure of General Niv, who
at prefent ditchArges the fun/lions of Minifter Ple-
nipotentiary of the French Government, and his
being succeeded by C. VIILNINAC are a!fo talked of.
Others alien, that the latter will not return, and
that the senator BiIITKRLIIIST will be nominated
French Ambaffador to the nineteen Cantons, as
fthin as the firß Helvetic Diet has met.
London, England, 1803-06-18

RUSSIA.

Sr. PPTIZSIVIOM. MAY 20. The EMT IROR'S
journey to the Crimea wiU not take place: his Isi f.
at* t. MAJESTY will this rummer only make a tour in
fome of the neghbouring provinces.
The Council of the Sovereign Order of St. John of
Jerufalem, whole feat was at St. Peter (burgh, having
received the news of the nomination cf a iiew Gland
Matter,..has fent a deputation to him, as well to 'el
tify its refpeet, as to negociate concerning Come points
relating to the two Priories crated is Rutlia.
London, England, 1803-06-18

CLELGY IS/SIDE/4CE DILL.

The Hourr relived itfelf into a Comnittue, to take the Clary,
Refidene, Bill into confuleration; when
he Bithop of Si. MAIM rote to oppok the elaufe which gave
Cier!ymen a right of appeal from the Bilbop to the Arehhilhop.
The regulation he coubkred as unconftitutional, impolitic, and
dangerom.
The chute was fuppoetedby the Lord Chancellor and the Biker
of London; and after a long couverfation,the Houk divided; for
the deur, nanaining part of the Bill, 241•Againit it, a.
The Houk afterwards continued in debate upon other parts of
the Bill until near nine o'clock, when on the fuggeftion or Lord
Auckland, the Chairman reported progrefs, and the Bill was or-
dered to be again taken into confideration at two o'clock to-mor•
row, (this day).—Adjounwd.
London, England, 1803-06-18

NEW HARLEgyINADE.
SADLER's WELLS.
Under the Patronage of his Royal Highnefs the Da az of CLA-
R INCC.
ON MONDAY NEXT, JUNE zo, and five fol-
10.—, lowing Evenings, will he prefented thdfavourite Barletta of
EDWARD AND SUSAN.
Edward, Mr. Townfend ; Sulam, Mrs. C. Dibdin.
Mr. Townfend will ring the popular S.ing of
" MAMMOTH and BONAPARTE."
Mill Dennet will ling &favourite Ballet, accompanied by the Harp.
Alfo will be performed, the Serio-Comic Pantomime, called
PHILIP QUARLL.
The PATAGONIAN SMAIPSON will perform.
And the Entertainments conclude with (firit time) a New Panto-
mime, called
GOODY TWO SHOES ;
Or, HARLEZJIN ALABASTER.
With New Mufte and Overture, compared by Mr. Reeve.
New Scenery, &Sped and executed by Mr. Andrews, with A -
illtanta--New Dreires, and Decorations.
Harlequin, Mr. Bologna, jun.; Clown, Mr. Grimaldi ;
Pantaloon, Mailer Menage; Lover, Mr. Cipriani;
Pm, Sig. Belzoni; Sony the Bantam, Malta Davis, with a Song;
And Lamb-feller, Mr. Smith, with a Song.
Spirit, Mrs. Davi& ; and Columbine, Madame St. Amend.
The Scenery mishits chiefly of local and other views, particularly
the North Foreland and Light Houfe, with a touch at French Bal-
loons, or Axial InvaGon—St. Michael's Mount, Cornwall—. St.
Albany Cathedral, and furrottnding profpeet—.Druid's Temple,
Eierkihire—The Mall, St. James's Park, with Great Gun, dm.
hdiog In the Region of Utopia.
Bozes 44 Pit as. Gallery is.
The whole Performance of the Evening written and produced
by Mr. C. Dibdin, Jun.

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Of whom may be had, price Sa in boards,
The Third Edition of Gams on the State of Europe; trannated
!Foot the Guinan by J. C. Henke, Efq.
London, England, 1803-06-18

BIRTHS

On Thurfday, lo South Audley-ltreet, the Counters of Albe-
marle, of a daughter.
On Monday lad, at her beak in Guildford•Meet, the Lady of
Jan.es Mack intollt. Efq. of a daughter.
In Upper Ouildfsed-ftreet, Ruilen-rquare, the Lady of Michael
Fueloage, Efq. of a foa.
Sunday lad, at Trofton.hall, Suffolk, the Lady of Capel Lofft,
El+ of a daughter.

MARRIED.
Teddiey ananning lA, at St. George's, Hanover-Apiary, Captain
Lszerird, of the Navy, to MIN Rarribottont, of Winfor.

DIED.

Lately, it Bath, the Rev. David Brrner, late Fellow of Wad.
ham COMT e. Oxford.

TuelJay. fe'nnight, at Hackney, Mitt Rebell°, eldelt daughter
of the late David Alves Rebello, Efq.
On the 9th MIL James Cheape, Efq. of We' Meld, in the 9411
year of his age.
At Ike manic of Falkirk, on the 4th intl. in the rBth year of hies
age, Mr. William Wilton, nide fon of the Rev. Dr. James Willem
suSailler of that purl&
At her book, Rantfay-lodge, on the Bth initant, Mrs. Elirabet b
Lockhart, mild! of Mr. James Scott, fen. merchant, Edinburgh.
At Edinburgh. on the 3111 ilk Mitt Jean Cloag, (mond daughter
of the late Rev. Dr. Wm. Oloag.
London, England, 1803-06-18

BOWMAN'. PATENT RUPTURE TRUSSES.

'THESE Trufres are on an entire new Principle, for
the Prevention and Cure of Ruptures. Their faperior ex•
odloney wafts in their having no circular Steel Spring, to llabk to
hurt, and fo truly inconvenient to the wearer; the fame Trete do-
hag equally well for a rupture of either Ilde, and fitting any Seed
pedant likewiSe admits of the preffure being ached according to
the necceity of the cafe, or the silica of the body. They are par-
ticolarlrwitil adapted for warm Climates, on account of the light.
pats and portability of their conftrudlion. With each Trafs with
be endeped g Copper plate and Letter-pi* Dcfcriptios, explaining
lbeir utility.
Manufattured and fad, wholefak and retail, by the Patentee's
opal atment,at W.H. Pcpyie,Surgeons' initrument Maher, No. 14,
Toultry, London.
London, England, 1803-06-18

A PRIVATE LETTER, PARIS, JUNE

Lail Saturday. after the arrival of a Courier, the
PruCfian Ambalrador called upon Count de Maacort,
and they both waited upon TALLETRANN who after
tome converfation, defired them to accompany him
to St. Cloud. On their return. he invited the Swedilh
and Dann Mini tiers to his Office,where they remain-
ed till late at night, when fevers! Couriers were ex-
pedited for the North of Europe. The particulars of
there conferences cannot be known, but it is (aid, they
referred to a propofal of France to renew the former
Northern Coalition, fid which as lers dalistd. The
ENPIROR of Russia has refuted the offer of the Cor.
ken, to make the Duke of Macaaausuaam the'
Ea ac roa of Hauo v a. The general opinion, that Ne-
gotiations about a Peace with England are continued
here through the medium of the Ruffian Ambairador,
caufes the ileadinefs of our Funds: the daily con-
ferences between him and TALLITIULIIN and the ar•
rival and the departure of feveral Couriers to and
from England, rather confirm this fuppofition.

Difpatches were yefterday received from our Com-
manders in the Weft Indies. They bring the pleating
intelligence of our forces in that quarter being all in
• very healthy [late.
Lord Sr. VINCINT had a long interview with Mr.
ADDINGTON, yefterday afternoon, at his houfe in
Downing.ftrcet.
A Convoy is appointed for the Mediterranean, and
will fail in the courfe of a few days.
Lord MULGRATI and Lord SOUTHAMPTON are the
Generals appointed to the Eaftern Diftria of York.
We underftand that Addrefes to his MAIISTT, on
the occafion of the renewal of the war with France,
are preparing in every part of the kingdom, expred-
ing a determination to give the Inoft cordialfupport to
the Kivu and his Government in the profecuuon of it.
It is now fettled, that the Field Officers are to
have each a yearly allowance, equal to 471. tor. be-
ing the amount of the contingent money which the
Captains are allowed for repair of arms, &c.
Yellerday Afcot Heath Races afforded very bad
(port; Sir CRANIA!. Bowatiar's Panda galloped over
the courfe for the the neat plate was won by
Mr. LADBIIOOIeII rise Awe.
Wednefday night a dreadful fire broke out in the
Rope Walk, belonging to Mr. GILL, near the Lines
at Plymouth-Dock, which in a Atom time confumed
the whole, together with a large quantity of new and
twice laid cordage, depofited in a houfe adjoining.
Thurfday night, one of the Hampflead liege-
coaches, paging oear Red Lion-hill, was flopped by
fingle hihwayman, who took from the perfon of an
elderly lady about I 01. and a gold watch, with which
he galloped off towards Town : although he was
eaWietely purfocd, the vilaia got claw off.

BOA APAIZ7e.
London, England, 1803-06-18

ADDRESS TO THE FIRST CONSUL:

To BONAPARTE THE GREAT, the underfigned Soldiers, Members
of the Senate, the Legiflative Body, and Senate.

General—We have come to requelt a favour
which you will not refufe to our zeal and affection :
without wifhing to penetrate the fecrets of your wif-
dons, in which we (hall have always full and entire
confidence, and only if fuck be the order of your
defigns, and in cafe you have not difpofed of us in
another manner, we beg you will admit us on board
the (hip that (hall convey you to England, and along
with you the vengeance and deftiny of the French
people."

The privateer Courier de Terre Neuve, Captain
LEGAY, of St. Malo, has captured on the Engltfh
coats a fhiPlef 300 tons burthen, laden with tobacco,
rum, tea, and other merchandize. This privateer
bad a very fmart engagement with an Englifh cutter.
By a decifion of the Minifter of the Marine, the
Commerce de Paris, of 120 guns, voted to Govern-
ment by the Merchants, is to be conftrufted at Roch-
fort.

BLANCHARD, the aeronaut, announces, that he has
delivered into the hands of the Mayor of Cherbourg,
an inftrument already known, but of which he has
made a new application to the art of Navigation.—
If he can be credited, this inftrument will make a
•effel advance without fails, without wind, againfl
currents, without noires and with a velocity double to
that produced by oars.
Five per Cents. 49 fr. 35 c.

Vendemiaire ID, year 12,46 fr. 3o c.
RATISSON, JuNa 5.—M. BACHEIL, refident Mini-
nißer of the French Republic, has communicated of-
ficially to the Diet, the Correfpondence between the
French and the Englifh Government, which was
publifhed in France, immediately after the negotia-
tions were broken off.

v ultra, Pot 2.—We are affured, that the Q2l as
of NAPLIS has already fet out for this capital. Some
pretend to know that the Englifh have been making
every poftble effort to perfuade the Knots of NAPLES
to permit them to occupy Sicily, but that this Prince,
faithful to a fecret article, by which he promifed to
receive a French garrifon in cafe of a rupture be-
tween France and England, has firmly refufed to
liflen to their propofal. As the King of SARDINIA
entertains a great affeaion for the Englifh, our co&
nfity is much excited to know whether he will remain
at Rome when the French enter it. It is generally
believed here, that he will (offer the Englifh to take
pollaion of his 'Maid.
London, England, 1803-06-18

GLOBE INSURANCE, PALL-MALL,

June t 7, 1803.
NOTICE Hereby Given, That the Offices of
the Globe Infuranee Company in Pall Mall, and at No.,t,
CorribM, will be opened onMonday the acth inthot.
The Rates for Infuriate from Fire, will be on one rih, not ex-
ceeding _

-
3,,c0 £ 6ovs 4 10,000 .
,
Common %Coronet per arm. as. as. 6d. .31.
Hazardous - 31. .41• 51.
Farming Sto..k may be infused for three or fix months.
.. . ....

Policies will be allowed In all cafes, when the annual premium
exec. ds lis.—lnforanccs on lives will not be charged with Entrance
Money or Admiffion Fees. _ _ _

Subfcribers rho have not reeelved a Circular Letter, dated ad
June, are requelted to give Notice thereof to this Office. The deed
of Settlement will lie for fignature at No 5, in Cornhill, from
Monday till Saturday next inclufive. By Order of the DireCtors,
THOMAS EL WILKINSON, Secretary.

APARCEL LOST, booked the 7th of March
Lift, at the Swan with Two Necks, Lad Lane, London, di-
re led to Mr. W. Has ass, No. 7, Trinity-Erect, Brittol, and fop-
looted to be fent by a wrong Conveyance.
Whoever will bring or give Information of the fame to Paid Mr.
Harris, or Mr. Wm. Vizard, No. 4, Gray's Inn Square, London,
(hall receive a Reward of FIVE GUINEAS.

N. B. It contained Deeds and Papers which can be of :to ore to
any Perfon but the Owner.

WANTED to Putchafe, from t to ;oo Acres of
Land, in the County of Mid(lrf x, liertfordflire, or
MICK, not exceeding twelve miles from London• Bridge; with a
Houk thereon, adequate to the refidence of a moderate fired Cien.
ttenstis Famny.—Enquire of or (end particulars to John Nam,
Efq. 29, Dover-ftreet, PicaidiUy.

FAVERSHAM.
'FO BE SOLD, publicly, to the bigheft Bidder, at
the Coftorn.houfe. Fairer9.am, in Kent, oo Tawfday, the 21ft
init. at Eleven o'clock In the Forc.noon.
78 Gallons of .ftrandfi For oriooto Ufe.
14co Callan of Galen, S •
Which may be viewed on the Morning of Sale.
25 per Cent. will In required as a depofit.

HASTINGS—VOA SALE,
At the DeismMance, Battings, on Wednefdsy the Ted june,lBo3,
at tt o'clock in the forenoon, in ;vary Lots,
'THE FOLLOWING GOODS:
A. About 76 Gallons Geneva. legal !trench for Maas.
2400 Geneva Foe prima de • -
So Drown Brandy
13 Mike Ditto

11 Ow Teo-39 Mu St;rch-42 lbs. Omani,
•„,* The good• may be •iewcd the monies of the Sale : 15 per
Cent. depo& will be required.
London, England, 1803-06-18

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With other Notices. Sm. Price ea. fewed. •
3. A Summary Account of Leibnites Memoir, aimed to
Lewis the Foorteenth, recommending to that Monarch the-Coo-
queß of Egypt, as conducive to the dtablielting a Supreme Antho-
Tity over the Governments of Earope. Price as.
A Reply to tome Financial Mio.Ratenten es in and out of
Parlament. Price ta.6d.
3. The Progrefs of the Pilgrim Good Intent, in Jacobinica/
Timm The sth Edition price 3s. 6d. fewed.
6. Report of the Speech of the Right Hon. H. Addington on
the Dodge ; the accuracy of width may be relied on.
N. B. An extenfive Affoetitent of the moft deceased Publica-
tions are likevrik always on ask.
London, England, 1803-04-12

DUTCH MAIL.

HILCUF, APRIL I.—Mr. Lisrom, the Englilh
Envoy, rcceiv d ye Rerda y two Couriers, one from
London, who, after delivering his difpatchcs, fet
out for Amllerclam, and the other from Berlin,
with difpatches, which ate faid to be very favoura-
ble to the hopes of peace. Mr. LISTON tranfmit-
ted them this m 'riling to his Court by a vettel fent
off frr that purpofe. However, the news re-
teived from Amderdam, and the movement among
the troops, have excited great alarm among the
merchants. Infutanxe is above the peace rate ;
and the Funds, which were already drooping, have
experienred a farther fall. In addition to this, the
Englifh fquadron, which is cruifing at the mouth
sof the Mettle, has been reinforced by two veEcls ;
Co that it now confals of two fhips of the line and
three frigates.
London, England, 1803-04-12

LISTER MOYDAr.

r.A CT/ R BALL.—YeltcrJay tl:e LORD MAYOR,
acc•,rding to the antient cullom, went in (late to
Chriit church, preceded by the boys of ClujLl%-
1104/441. As it was an exceedingly fine day, the
appearance of the proceßion was more than ulual•
ly fplendid. The following was the order in which
it moved from the Mullion Iloufe, and arrived at
:
1. The Circa keepers and Conflables to clear the way.
2. .Thecity Trumpeters

3. A MarfbaL
4. The Scholars with their Mailers and Beadles ; the boys
intend:el for naval fe-vice, carrying emblems of the different
liratiches of fuitaido knowledge iii which tbc* are educated.
:. The other City Marthal, with the Marthars taco.
.16. The Lord Ma: ors Footmen.
The Lord Mayor and Lady Mayorefs in the Rate coach.
h. The two Mitres Price, with the Water Bailiff, whole
on this occafion, is to hand the Lady Mayorefs into the
C:iUl ch.
9. Mr. Alderman Skinner, Sir John William Anderfon, Sir
R. hard Carr Glynn and Lady, Perryn, Pritchard and Lady,
Ainfley Rowcroft, T. Smith and Lady ; Lee and two Ladies,
Sir ohn Role. Recorder; Richard C.ark, Ffq, Chamberlain,
and his l.ady ; Mr. Common Serjeant (Syhreßer), and all the
other City Officers.
After hearing an excellent fermon, preached by
the Lord Bilhop of LVINCHrSTEK, they returned in
fimilar proceffion to the Manlion Houle, where a
funiptuous and magnificent dinner was prepared
for their entertainment.