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London, England, 1803-11-26

DUBLIN, NOV. 23.

We continue deftitute of any interefling matter,
and it is our with to remain fo.—There are Come,
however, among us, too much attached to the reign
of terror to let us enjoy uninterrupted quiet, and
what is wanting in fail, is made up in invention.
For the let three days, not a morning but brought
with it a report of Come fentinel having been fired
at the night before on his guard, and thefe (for
newfpapers cannot afcertain every report) have found
their way into Come of the public prints. But do
not believe tbefe rumours—they are utterly falfe,
and, I fear, partly fet afloat by perfons who feel a
pecuniary and bafe intereft in having the Yeomanry
kept on permanent duty and pay. The only fait of
attempted affaffination that has been afcertained, is
that of Mr. MasrEtsow, a private in the Liberty ,
Rangers, but that is fatisfaaorily accounted for
through private malice, wholly uneonneited with po-
litical motive.—Search is now making after the fuf
petted perfon.
A perfon named M'Daniel, who was confined at
Rathdrum, in the County of Wicklow, was brought
up to town today and lodged in cudody of Major
Siaa. It is Paid that he has been tranfmitted here to
undergo examination by Mr. Wicx
Our Theatre opened at fix o'clock this evening,
with the Bar's Stratagem, but, from the peculiar (late
of the times, the Houfe was but thinly attended.
Nov. ea.—The late infurreaion which rebels,
French emiffaries, and incendiary partizans and zeal-
ots, would magnify into fuch extent, is found, as ap-
peared from the late trials, fo contemptible, and fo
compleatly fubdued, that our Government, with a
jul regard to ceconomy, has this day put the Yeo-
manry Corps of this City off permanent duty ; and
has extended to the inhabitants in general the liberty
of being out at night, from nine to i t o'clock.
The following are the orders :

0 BRIGADE ORDERS.

•' Wedoefday, Nov. is.

• The Commander of the forces has been pleated to order, that
the Yeomanry Cams of the City of Dobkin be relieved from duty
hem the soh loftant.exceptbig two days In each week, for nee-
ding, which MaJor•ocneral Doe ea trolls wip be employed with
attendee, in eftabhibing the fyftan he ►as had the Mow to by
down for thaw*

• YEOMANRY ORDERS.
* November 23.

• Majoe-General Sir C s Atoncc having commanded in
this garrifon twee the Yeomanry Corps were ftrft placed on perma-
nent duty, led having ekatained the manner in which it has
been performed, would de an Injuftice en his feelings If be did not
acknowledge the important ferric* they have rendered by their
ertrasse vigilance, diklpline, and good order. From the experkace
of the pan, ►e is convinced, that when any emergency calls again
fee dm& exertions, they will be 'domed by the fume zeal and (Orb
Curb as the Ones require, and fuck as is norellbry to carry us fee-
eashilly through the mementess coated. In width we are now aU
*Piny Mire.
London, England, 1803-11-26

DIVIDENDS.

Dee. 6. Thomas:rooky, late uf Pancras-Lice, Lsadon, taylor, at

ten, at Guildhall. -
Dec. t 3. John Bury and Samuel Barns, of Manehefter, maourae-
timers, at three, at the Coach and Holies, in Deanfgate, Mao.

chefter.
Dec. a. 7. Jokph Jones, of Wood-ltreet, CheapSde, London, Leg-
born-bat warehoukman, at eleven, at Guildhall.
Dec. 17. Wdliana Dunn, of Green-Bank, par& of St. George,
Wapping. Ntiddlifez, baker, at one, at Guildhall.
Dec. 150. Samuel Bradley the younger, of Leiceller, grocer, at
eleven, at :he Bull's Head Inn: Leicdter.

Ms Gazette alto contains his IVlajclty's Order in Council,
Rating, that an info, ious diitcmper, of the nature of the plague,
having emended itf.lf from New York to other parts of North
America, all Mips, perfons, goods, and mcrchandizes, coming
from New York, Picaylvania, ar.d Virginia, which (hall have
cleared out from any of the above States fubliquent to the 6th of
September laft, Gull be fubjeet to the ufual laws of quaratrtinej
London, England, 1803-11-26

BANKRUPTS IN IRELAND.

Alexander Hayes, of the city of "ork, miller, to furrender on the
ad and 3d Dec. next. and the id Jan. next.
Thomas Miles. of the city of Cork, linen and woollen diaper,and
dealer, to furrender die ad and 3d Dec. and 3d Jan. next.
John Shaw, of Drco-marc, county Tyrone, dealer and ebaritan,
to furrender on the sth and 6th Dec. and sth Jan. °cit.

LONDON.
London, England, 1803-11-10

his utferved, he was not prepared to fay it
was intended as pi oroorion to right, or any thing
of that kind. In the cafe of Mr Collin, a dialinaion
was taken between that which con(tituted an im-
mediate breach of the peace, and that which was
more remote, wiling from the feelings of the mind.
—That WAS the cafe of that clergyman, whofc own
conduct had been fuppoled to have led the way
to the perfon he moved againll, and had let him
the example fume years bA.ore. That and the cir-
cumflances of his fituation, his Lorsaip laid,
if he millook not, formed one main ingredient in the
judgment of the Court. He law a felicitation, an
invitation to fight a duel, and to produce that mif-
chief arifing on the face of Mr. Phillips's letter : but
he did not lire that provocation addread to Phillips
by the other letter, and therefore he thought the rule
ought to be made abfolute.
Judge Geost laid, he was of the fame opinion:
there could be no doubt there was an intention in the
DefenJant to provoke Thomas by forne of the fouleft
language that could be ufed. It was impoffible to
hear the letter read withodt being (truck, that nothing
could be more improper. Whether any thing that
paired between Mr. Jones and Mr. Thomas, might
afford fahjett of mitigation in cafe that matter fhould
go on, and the Defendant be brought tlp for judg-
ment, his Lordfhip could not fay ; but enough did
not appear to his Lordflsip to warrant the Court to
refule the application.
Mr. Juitiee LAWRENCt thought it was clear that
the Defendant meant to fend a challenge ; and that
it was impoalble for any body to underfland that
letter in any other way. The queftion was, whether
Thomas came under Inch circumstances as to induce
the Court, on his behalf, to grant the application
His Lordlhip co ild not but 1-y, the lc tter of Thomas
did amount to an intimation that he diJ mean to call
on Mr. Phillips.—His Lordship could not help con-
fideling it as an intimation to Mr. Phillips what his
(Thomas's) intention was; but (till he had not com-
municated it to Mr. Phillips, and it would not go to
induce the Court not to grant the information.—Rtcle
London, England, 1803-11-10

OCTOIIII 12.

I am Corry to inform you that the yellow fever
has broke out at Malaga, with loch alarming fymp-
toms, that a public proclamation hat bc:zn dined yet-.
terJay to put a flop to all communication between
^hi► place and Spain by land, nr from any place by
e.l ii!U4tCd betv.etn the bay of Cadiz and Almeria.
Thi, horrible calamity has been brought to Ma-
-11;.1 by wn French tra.ilp.ots ulll,ll put in there
from St. Domingo fo.rie ,ime ago w:lh the diforde:
uu board. Scra al vdila artircd here front Malaga

yeflerday with the diforder raging on board cif them
but they were all forced to quit the bay immediately,
except one Danifh brig, the Bonaparte, from Malaga
to Lubeck, which was in fo miferable a [late, the
whole crew, except two, being dead, or confined with
the fever and black vomiting, that they were unable
to get under weigh without help after coming to
anchor, which it was impollible to afford them, and
the is now lying dole to the New Mole.
" A French (loop of war the Halcyon, lately cap-
tured by Lord NELSON, arrived here yellerday even-
ing, in ten days from our fleet off Toulon. The
fquadron was all well, It would appear that great
dilaffeEtion mull prevail among:l the French army in
that neighbourhood, at two frigates, crouded it%
difaffated troops, had made their eleape from Tou-
lon, and had arrived at Calvi, in the Itland of Corfica,
where they were difembarked.
London, England, 1803-11-10

BUTTEEFiELD V. WYNNE.

A rule for an attachment for an aftltult had been
obtained againft the defendant; and Mr. ERSKINF
flated,that he was prepared to !hew caufe againk the
rule. He Paid, that the affault, fuch as it was del
Ccribed to be, had taken place at a coal wharf. The
plaintiff was not one of the molt refpeaable of men,
and as the affidavits for the defendant, which he had
to lead, were very long, he had no objeaion to the
Court making the rule abColute againft the defen-
dant, as he would rather prefer anfwering interro-
gatories before the Mafter.—Rule made abfolute.
London, England, 1803-11-10

T0-MORROW EVENING, NOVEMBER it,
will be performed a New M Mimi Drama, in three Acts, called
TI-}E WIFE OF TWO HUSBANDS.
The Scenery, Drellky, and Decoration!, entirely New.
The Overture and Mufic compored and (elected by Mr. Mazzinghi.
Books of she Songs to be had at the Theatre.
To which will be added a Farce, called
• THE DEAF LOVER.
This trzning—Tbe Witco( Two HicAraods; andthe Midnight
Hour.
• Tile New MuSeal Drama, called the Wife of Two Hufliands,
eontinuing.to be received with the molt unbounded and univcrral
ppplaufe, by very brilliant and overflowing audiences, will be re-
peated every evening till further notice.
On Saturday mill be produced a New Comic After •Plece, bt
Three Aal. (never performed) called amp's' its Marqucrade.
- • • A new Comedy. io Five Adis, called Hearts of Oak, is in
sels;arfal, and will be fpeedriy produced.

THEATRE ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN.

TO-MORROW EVENING, NOVEMBER ti,
will be Performed the Comic Opera of
THE CABINET.
Aft *hid will be preterite& for toe ttztb time, a New Farce, I 3
Two Adis, called
RAISING THE WINb.

The Clsaradters by •
Mr. LEWIS, Mr. BLANCHARD,
Mr. SIMMONS, Mr. EMERY, Mr. ATKINS, &c.
• Mrs. DAVENPORT, Mrs. BEVERLEY.
Ma Evening—Venice Prefaced; with Rating the Wind.
On Saturday will be anted far the Brit time, a New Comedy,
in Five Ada, called The Three per CMS; or, Nu Wife No
!
Matey
Oa Wednefday neat will be revived the Tragedy of Mary
kupul a Scots.
As many Lathes and Gentlemen were difappritnted of places on
the laft reprefentatlon of Pizarro, the Public are refpedfully in-
formed, that it wisl he afted again on Monday the zrft of this
month.

TO BE SOLD,
'THE NEXT PRESENTATION to a LIVING
of die yearlgnalue 30oL Emitted in healthy County,
*oat AMAMI= London.
Fortherparticulars 'nay be known brinquiring of Mr. Richards,
Ns 611, diaateritrect, Oxford-road, London.
London, England, 1803-11-10

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MALAGA, OCTOBER 9.

" For there three weeks palt, a very pellilential
fever has prevailed in one quarter of the fuburbs, near
the river fide ; a great number dying daily, till the
late heavy rains put a flop to the mortality, in come
degree, and not above four in a day have died within
there three !ail days. All communication has been
cut off as much as polllble with the infeEted quarter,
and the diforder has not yet gut into the city, though
a number of families have fled from the town in con-
fequence. The contagion is believed to have pro-
ceeded from two French tranfports from Martinique,
which had the yellow fever on board before their ar-
rival here."
London, England, 1803-11-10

DUBLIN, NOY. 4.

The Commiffion, at which feveral important trials
were expelled to take place, has been this day very
unexpectedly terminated, without any bufinefs of con.
fequence being brought before the Cnurt, and the
trials of tuig.'ey and Stafford are put off to the 17th of
December next,
The Chief Baron, it is Paid, has intimated to the
prifoners' Counfel, that their clients would Rand in
no further need of their affittance. This meafure, it
is (tippled, has been determined on by Government
in confequenee of difcoveries made by Qligley, who
it is alfo mentioned, has made terms fortis compa•
uion Stafford.

Mr. Tandy Rill remains in cuflody, notwithftand-
ing repeated rumours thefe two days pall that he had
been liberated. Mr. Patton, merchant, now a [late
prifoner in Kilmainham, has received an anfwer
from Government, fimilar to that of Mr. Long," that
he is to be imprifoned during the war."
Never at any former period were the military pre-
parations of this country in fo formidable a Rate as
at prefent ; in fhort, the whole ;Rand prefents fume-
what the appearance of one vaft military depot.
Great numbers of people continue to be arrefled
in the County of Kildare. The number of Rate psi.
loners now in Kilmainham exceeds feventy, thofe in
the Prevoft are near goo. Notwithllanding all thefe
arrefts and imprifonments, the country ‘‘...s never
more apparently tranquil.
Our parade, in honour of the Anniverfary of Wil-
liam 111. to-day, was uncommonly fine. One would
think the Citizens of Dublin one body, animated by
the foul of loyalty. I am Pure there could not be
lets than 6000 yeomanry under arms; a (mall num-
ber, at firlt view, compared with that which you
have in London; but very great when our popula-
tion and our wealth are confidered.

Difceveriesof high importance are foppofed to have
been made to Government within the tail two days ;
and it is believed that fome prifoners of a rank above
the mere vulgar. may be expetted in this city in a
(port time.—Dublin journal.

Letters from Ennifcorthy mention a difcovery of
great moment to the fecurity of that neighbourhood
having been made on Saturday laf. Sufpicions hay.
ing been excited by the conftant meetings of a certain
defcription of perfons at a houfe in that town, a pro-
per force furrounded it on Saturday, and found nine
of the Cavan Militia and about a dozen of the molt
fufpcded characters in the town engaged in deep de-
liberation : thcir objth was clearly afcertained to be
treafonable by various coincident circumftances, and
they were accordingly committed to the gaol of
Wexford. The nine militiamen had been lately re-'
from among. the lower orders of the county
of Wexford; and it is underflood no other perfon of
'the Cavan regiment was at all implicated.—(/lid.)
11 A perfon of Come property was on Wednefday
brought up from the neighbourhood of Baltimore
Euhee, and committed to Kilmainham gaol ;. as
was alfo a perfon fent up by Captain Gaiserrm, of
the Millicent Legion.
London, England, 1803-11-10

lIVICTON V. SURCIULL.

Mr, mass applied to the Court for a rule to thew
caufe why a new trial fhould not be allowed to take
place in this cafe. This aelion had been tried at the
late York affizes, and had been decided againfl the
defendant. It was an aftion brought for goods fold,
and raid to have been delivered to the defendant, and
his partner, Charles Harrifon, who had fince died.—
The fait, however, was, that Mr. Harrifon had pur-
chafed there goods on his own individual account,
and this the learned Counfel Paid he was prepared to
ellablifh by evidence. Rule granted.
London, England, 1803-11-10

FROM THE PARIS PAPERS.

Toms, Sir Timm t.—We have feldom teen fo
much activity in our harbour as during the lall two
months. This circumflance has principally arifen
from the departure and return of a great number of
the Corfairs belonging to the Regency ; but has been
confiderably increafed by the French privateers, who
carry in here the Englifh prizes which they make in
this quarter. Among the prizes brought in by the
Tunifians, in the month of July, were two Neapoli-
tan veffele, laden with wine, which arrived on the
loth of that month. They had on board about 20
paffengtrs, who were made flaves. On the 19th of
the fame month, four of the largell Corfairs came in
from a cruise on the Italian coati. When in the bay
of Ancona, a part of their crews landed, and carried
off eight foldiers who guarded a (mall Pontifical fort,
with two pieces of artillery. The detachment then
penetrated into the interior to the diflance of three
leagues from the coati, and increafed the number of
their prifoners of both fens to one hundred and
twenty-three perfons. A fintilar defcent was made
by the fame Corfairs on Saint Pierre, off Sardinia,
and nn this. oecafion they made twenty prifoners.—
A lets triumphant entrance was made two days after
by a Tunifian galliot, which had her Captain killed,
a great number of her crew wounded, and her rigging
cm to pieces, in a f (lion with a Portuguese
frigate. Two French privateers, fitted out at Leg-
horn, brought in here, on the z3d of July, an Englifh
villa laden with fah, and fold here for t a,OOO dollars.
Another French privateer brought in on the 7th of
AuguG, two Englith brigs, which foand a purchatcr
in HAGI jollls, the Dey's Miniller. One of them
laden with faltpetre, fold for 20.000, and the other
with a cargo of Sicilian chtefe, for 14,000 dollars.—
This traffic, however, has excited remontirances on
the part o' the Engliffi. On the 14th of Augua
there appeared in the Roads a Britilh man of war,
the Cavan!' of which had orders to complain to the
Regency. that the French privateers were permitted
to bring in and fell their prizes in this port. The
Englifh Officer received for anfwer, " That the pri.
vateers of his nation Ihould find at Tunis the fame
protelCon and the fame advantages." The relation,
between Tunis and Spain are !till uncertain. The
Do, perfifis in his determination of makino t:14:
Power purchale his triendthip by a tribute, WiliCh is
t sought too confiderahle. In the mean time the
Spanith Vice Confol, M. Sousi a, fct s,ist about
fortnight ago (or Ilare.let.4, with the intention of
wi.cecd:ng to Mas:id, to fettle aL sLlcica.sea.
London, England, 1803-02-04

TN{ RING V. 111YDIN.

This was a profecution again& the defendant,
Wm. Heyden, who is a Navy Agent, for writing
an extremely abufive letter to John Hunter, Efq.
the Chief Clerk in the Navy Office. The defendant
by giving foene.people money, had accefs to the
boots of the office, of which he had made an im-
proper ufe, and by which, to ufe the words of the
Lord Chief Juitice, he praaifed an imprudent
fraud on Government. Mr. Hunter, in the dif-
charge of his duty, informed the Commiffioners
of this, and in confequence of inve(hgating the
bufinefs, they ordered that the defendant (bould
never be admitted into the office again. The de-
fendant applied to Mr. Hunter to know what he
faid of him to the Commiffioners? which he refuf
ed to inform him, and then he wrote this fcanda-
lons and abufive letter on which the profecution
was founded. The defendant was brought up to
receive the judgment of the Court.
After the affidavits of the profecutor and of
the defendant were read, the defendant wifhed to
anfwer Mr. Hunter's affidavit, which charged him
among other things, with having committed a
frand upon Government.
The LORE, Cour Jos ries cautioned him how
he anfwered that affidavit.
Mr. Easaint, Counfel for the profecution,
readily confented to the defendant's requefl, and
the Court allowed bins till Wednefday to anfwer
this affidavit.

•RTICLIS Or Till PIACI.

A Mrs. Thomas wiffied to exhibit Articles of
the Peace againff her hufband, to whom the was
married in 1794, and between that time and the
prefent, they had feparated and lived together
three different times. She complained of very cruel
ufage, of knocking her down, throwing a poker at
her, holding a knife dote to her throat, and kick.
in z her oat of bed fornetimes.
lord ELLCMaoaotcH obferved, that there was
no threat, or aft of violence, Slice the year 1799,
and that was too diflant, and not fufficient to make
gut that immediate bodily danger, which was ne-
ceffary to induce the Court to 'ellen to this appli-
cation. She might go to the Commons, and there
obtain a divorce, and procure alimony.-4Nirta.
teas Wed.
London, England, 1803-02-04

DOVER, FEBRUARY 1.

Arrived laff night from Boulogne, a (mall pals
lap velrel, la &Keels, P. CORN LE mailer. It was
with much difficulty he got out, as the bar was
very great before the harbour. The palrengers
were Mils FORTESCUE, Mr. JAMENER, and Mr.
SNOULTON, a Gentleman of Canterbury, who ac-
companied the remains of his daughter, all amiable
young lady, who died fait week, at Boulogne,
aged zo.
Alio arrived, the Harry, of and from Wey-
mouth, WILLA", sis, laden with Portland (lone,
bound to London. This veirel was difcovered, by
fume of our boatmen, in vei y imminent danger ;
and had they not providentially gone to her affift.
Ante, every foul on board mull inevitably have
pet ifhed.
Arrived alfo the Alive, of Bideford, Captain
BROOK, with butter from Newry, bound to London.
Sailed the Irifh Miners, of and from Cardigan,
NicHoLs, with butter, for London ; and the Pre•
derick, of and from Dunkirk, NEWELL, with oil-
cakes, for London.

The PRINCESS. Or WALES packet, Captain SUT
TON, will fail this evening with the mail ; C. Be A u
MONT, Efq. and family, and a few others, patien-
gers.
Captain LAI-enemas, of the Nancy, on his !aft
paffage from Calais, picked up a fmall vet Tel with-
nut name or any perfon on board, fuppofed to have
driven from fome place to fea whilti the crew were
on Ihore.

DEPTFORD, FEB. 3.
Yellerday his Majelly's (hips CAROLINE, of 36
guns; .Captain PACE ; and the Joao, of p guns,
Captain RICHARDSON, failed from IVoolsvich for
Long Rea ;as did the MIN r ay.s, of 43 guns,
Captain Basurox, from Deptford. The AFRI-
CAIN a, 0144 guns, Captain MAIM', could not fail
for want of fufficient depth of water, but will to-
morrow,lm the coMmencement of the fprin tides.
The Falvey, of 36 gunt, was this day commiflioncd,
and the command given to Lord WIN. F/TZROV.

FROM LLOYD's LIST.
DE/IL, FIIIIWAIT 3..—Came down and Laud through the
Downs leveret outward bound velre.ba

Sailed through the Downs, the Niptunus, Spence, from
Sunderland, for Rouen; Mtgdaline, Adams, from London,
for the Weft Indies; Fortitude, Hannam, for Londonderry;
Thanes, Lewis, for Liverpool; Eanny, Hardy, for Madeira
and Dominica; Affiltance, Kerr, for Leghorn ; and Elton,
Lockhart, for the Strclghta..—Ranain in the Downs, Flrnmor
tame frigate, Arrow floopof war, Vireo and Moodhalwel gun
brigs, with leveret homeward bound tips and Velfels..—Wind
N. N. W. blows bard with (now.

G AAAAAA ND, Fa aRV Ai T by. the Balky. M' Lean,
from Jamaica; At:live, York, kom Philadelphia; Arkl,
from liilhna ; Atty, fmm Norway; darielt, I.egroi,
(torn Dunkirk ; Eleanor, Howe, from Bowileaus ; Sarah.
Stuart, from Limerick ; Almeria, Richmond ; and the Supply.
Hall, from Riga.—Sailed the Thetis, Chunky. for DoillilliCA;
Eliza, Allen, for Trinidad; Fanny, Harley, for Maderia ; San
Jn( ph Animas, —, for Markilles; Trois Frtres, —; sad
the Prow Joban:ta ,—, for Dunkirk.
London, England, 1803-02-04

PLYMOUTH. FEBRUARY A.

Large q uantities of flip timber for bends, knees
&mocks, &c. are now purchafing in Devon and
Cornwall, by the merchants of Dartmouth, who
are going to contra& with Government for build-
ing three frigates of a large fcantling on the Gips
at that port. • _ __ _

By the 6fhing-boats we learn, that a large Well
Indiaman, apparently,French, is on fhore near the
Prank Point, which, it is imagined, will go to
pieces. Came in this morning, from Dublin,
Cork, and Waterford, with new-raifed feamen for
the fleet at this port, the RAMILIR, of t 6 guns,
Capt. H. huts ; the ESCORT gun•brig ; and Gall.
WIT, cf 14 guns. As flan as they have landed
the feamen, they will fail again for Ireland for the
Lime pur;,,ife.
London, England, 1803-02-04

TO LAY-VICARS.

ACONTRA- TENOR and a Tcnor Voice are
wanted in WINCHESTER CATHEDRAL ; Perfans
poireffing Nth Voices, and withing for a S elution, may be In-
formed of the Terms on application to Mr. Chard, Organ&
Winchcfter, Feb.l, 1803.
London, England, 1803-02-04

COWES. FEBRUARY 1.

Arrived the American (hip Ann and Hope,
Captain Littwo, from Batavia, laden with coffee
and faqir, to wait for ord,rs alfo the Friend(hip,
of North Yarmouth, W. %UM& mailer, from
Rotterdam, laden with feeds, for Belfaft, very
leaky.
LaR night the Excife cutter, Captain SARMON
Commander, feized near the Needles, two pilot
boats in the ad of running prohibited fpirits, whole
owners, on acpunt of Admiralty licence granted
to thofe veffels, are under bond at the Cullom-
bottle, in the penalty of yool. each, that they null
not be employed in fmuggling.
London, England, 1803-02-04

THE RING V. HOLDEN.

This was a profecution commenced againfl the
defendant for °lntruding and ill-treating two Re-
venue Officers in the execution of their office.
After the Learned Judge had reported the evi-
dence given at the trial,
Mr. Serjeant BbST made a fhort fpeech in miti-
gation of punifhment, and, among other things,
obferved, that the Jury had a difficulty to find the
defendant guilty, and recommended him to mercy.
Mr. Janice Otiose interpofing, afked on what
pretence they could recommend him to mercy ?
It could only be from what was given in evidence;
and, Paid he, I with you would thew me there
was any fair reafonable pretence for fuch a recom-
mendation."
Mr. Serjeant Barr obfcrved, that the people of
ate county might know the charaEler of the parties.
Loid ELL6I4IIIROUGII.—... He is now in prifon
in execution of a lentence for an offence which he
committed on the fame day. It was all committed
under the Gm: inR tmmation cf mind, and there•
fore not fo bad as if it had been at a greater interval
of time."
Mr.Serjeant Bs sr laid it was a part of the fame_
tranfaltion.
Mr. Gaestotr, on the part of the profectnion,
fad the Leal ned Serjeant was perfeCtly entre-f—
-it was part rf the fame tranfaftion for when the
defendant had beat the Officers of the Cintoms, and
was walking home in triumph, he met the Officers
of the Excife, and beat them alfo. It was Paid
it was with relatance the Jury found him guilty.
They knew the charaatr .•t the parties, and [bete.
fore recommended bins to mercy, although they
mutt have known he had been conviaed of a (=l-
iar offence. There ants no neeeffity to fay any thing
in aggravation of puniihment. The cafe itfclf was
fulficiently aggravated.
Mr. Judie,: Gyn./ told tie defendant he had
been convid,d of a very had 'fence. He knew
what wee the opinion of the Court on the former
necaf, -In. and ht. WAS very flirty to tee him thereat
fecond time, aff..A.iated number of men re-
gardles tit ti c pc ..-c rf friciem and retolved, if
polTahlc, the law, and to be attentive to
no une pat t i.t thvir duty. The Court had attended
1.1, and attet..l t.., the recommendation of
ct a Jut b, as much as in rearm, and ctntlatcctly
011 h a regard to the public, they ought. Thc:c

did not appear to the Court any one rearon why
the Jury Mould have hefitated about their •erdid,
or why they &mild have recommended the defen•'
Jant's cafe to the clemency of the Courts The
Court, after taking into contideration the whole of
this cafe, fentenced the-defendant to fix calendar,
months impriforiment in the Jail of Northam, to
commence after the expiration of his former im•
prifonment.
London, England, 1803-02-04

MINERVA OFFICE.

This day was publilbed, in 3 Vali. IMO. price los. 6d. fewed,
AR'ANA AND MAUD. A NOVEL.
By MARIAN MOORE.
Printed for Lane and Newman, Leadenhall-fireet.
Where may be had, juit publiQted.
Correlia, or the Myßic Tomb, 4 Vols, 'lmo. rBs. fewed.
Nobility Run Mad, or Raymond and his Three Wives,
4 Vol.. 16s. fewed.
. . .

Martin and Mansfddt, or the Romance of Fraoconia,3 Volt.
13s. 6d. fewest.
Hatred, or the Vindidtive Father, 3 Vols. its. fewed.
SteUa of the North, or the Foundliog of the Ship, 4 Vols.
s6s. fewed.
Lottery of Life. or Romance of a Summer, 3 Vols. tos. 6d.
fewed.
London, England, 1803-02-04

WHITEHAVEN, FED. r.

The following 'Ails put into (or arrived at)
Dumfries, during the late talcs, viz. the Speed-
well, KtRRraTRICR ; Friendfhip, WILSD*I ; Betty,
FOLIAR ; Nicholas, PATTISON ; Neptune, GR A HAM;
Nancy, WYLIE ; Maid in her Teens, FOLDER, from
Workington ; Nelly, EDGAR ; Mayflower, CH [l-
sar Unity, M'Dur►; Content. GRAVF, from
Whit:haven ; and Gelly, EDGAR, from Liverpool.
London, England, 1803-02-03

ARBROATH, JANUARY 26.

On the 2tit inftant arrived here the brig Pro.
videntia, of Hamburgh, Joni/ Htiosicii Herr-
matt mailer, from Havre de Grace to Hamburgh,
with a general cargo. She was upfet on the gth
January, and both topmafts and boltfprit fails,
yards, and boats, carried away, by which the again
righted. Having lain two days a mere wreck,
with a fingle yard left, they fet a fpare forefail,
and drifting before the wind, arrived off Eaft Ha-
ven on the aoth, where, after riding at anchor for
fome time, a boat's crew from Eaft Haven, with
a fpirited fortitude which does them much credit,
went on board, and by the aftiftance of a light
breeze, fucceeded in bringing her into this harbour.
As the veffel had made much water during the
noun, it is apprehended the cargo is materially
damaged.

FROM LLOYD'. LIST.
DIAL, Fr SIVA ItY 2.—.Salled the Liberty India Pit*, for the
Riven—Wind W. S. W.

GIIAVESIND. FZIRVARY 2.—Sailed the Labradore,
for Nantz ; N. S. de Aranfafa, —, for Seville ; Birmingham,
Lewis, for Baltimore; Daley, Hunt; and Anna, Paynter, for
Waterford; Continuance, —, fir Havre; and Jonge Van
Letics, Mean, for (Mend.
London, England, 1803-02-03

MARRIED."

Thurfday bit, Capt. Hodder, of the Royal Navy, to Mira
Troy, eldeft daughter of the late J. C.Tr.y, Efq. of Chatham.
At Poole, Michael Swectman, Efq. of kola, Ireland, to Mite
Saunders, daughter of Thomas Saunders, Efq. or Poole, Dorfet.
On the 13th ult. Mr. Birdfworth, of Preiton, furgeon, fun
of William Birdfworth, of Keen,. lAmfdate, Efq. to Mir, Carr,
daughter of the late Mr. Carr, of Prellun, attorney at law.
Same day, Roger Topping, Ely. of Warrington, to Mrs.
Bramwell, of Ormikirk.
Tburfday fait, John Taylor, nil. of Tort-Haire, nelff Dun.
church, to Mite Crick, of Minton, Liverpool
At Cork, Mr John Bennet, attorney, to Mife Hagan.
At Carnet, D. Boyle, Efq. to Mils Bower.
Wm. Shepard, Efq. of Oatland, county Wicklow, to Mira
Cardiff, of Balcville.
London, England, 1803-02-03

BIRTHS.

On Sunday laR, the Lady of the Rev. M at. Har.:ing, Berton
DalTett. WarwickOdre, of a daughter.
Tuefday, in George Rivet, Manion-honk, the Lady of Geo.
Smith, Efq. of a foe.
Monday morniag, the Lady of Gaeta Blake, Efq. of a fon.
Tuefday, the Lady of Mr. john Mange, St. Swithin's4anei
of a daughter.
Sunday, at Evertan, Oear Live:drool, the Lady of Win. Ro-
bilnn, Efq. of a fon.
London, England, 1803-02-03

ARRIVED

At Liverpool, the London, iiiie, from Charleften F'hce-
nix, Duncan, from Hamburgh ; and Eliza, Brockbank, from
St. Michael's—At Briftol, Sally, Burger, from New York.—
At Kinfak, Europa, Rol, from Honduras.--At Belfaft, 1 e-
refa, Murphy, from Quebec.—At Gehl/ay, Ann, Younghtif•
bend, from New Yorlz—At Newry, Alezis, Harvey, from
Wilmington.—At Cork, Sally, Grieves, from Lifboo ; and
Dawfon, from Desnuara.—At New York, Telegraph,
Gardner, from LiverpooL—At Africa, Angola, Boyce, from
Liverpool—At Triefte, Patty, Strayeock, from London.—At
waft, Etty, Jona, and Indultry, Oftk, from Cornwall
London, England, 1803-11-17

SOLDIERS' ACCOUTREMENTS.

REGULAR REGIMENTS and VOLUNTEER
CORPS of every Defeription, may be (applied. to any Ex-
tent with NV, or ABCOND HAND Poccu es and BELTS (not of
Buck-tin, or Web, or say Imitation of Buff Leather, but from
■cat HDTV HMIs), of the hot Matitifadory, prof Black or
Tanned Leather. Aldo every other Military Appointment, fueh
as Rnapfacks, Caps, Harerteks, Pickers and skates, Turn-
(trews and Worms, Great Coat and Canteen Straps, Plumes. &e
&:. &c. in any (12anti•ies and on 'estimable Ecsins, by LZAAA
NUNTN and BIALLLY, Nu. 25, Parliament Brea.
London, England, 1803-11-17

TO NOBLENIEW AND GENTt.EMEN OF LANDED

PROPERTY.
APerron, near 5;) Years of Age, whn is on an ci-
tenfive Fltate, And St. ward, will want a Situation
waled Chrillmas next fle pe-fcelly urderflands the Norfolk and
h;lßdk Syltem of Hufbandry, and will be properly recommended
by the NMAcmao whom he at percent fern*.
Lftters addrafed t Brookes and Morro, stationers, Bill Yard,
Carey-Itruer, Lincoln's-Inn • Fields, wiU be duly attended to.

FOR ACCOUNT OF THE MANUFACTURERS,
Esempt from the Audtiod Duty, agreeable to At of Parliament.
On Thurfdiy, November 17, at four,
IifiERAC, SON, and Co. will put up to Public Sale, at their
Warcheofes. N 0.711, • ueett-greet,
A LARGE Affortment rf BRITISH PIECE
• txxn.w. confifting of
sono Pieces Balaton. ke. Handkerchiefs and Skawis
3000 Book Hanebterchiefa and Matins
3. oa--- Liaccesrea 'atnitoun, Re.
rots —.... SiLinen ilirT
11000 Palliest and Mad-as Handkerchiefs
1000 ••••••••• .Priatiag Cornbr c‘.
3400 Plait. cod I ancy Cambria
400 Jean.' Diddles and
.Quiltirtga
SCO Nasky's. Searwt bovesioip. }May, &c.
With a quaority d other tit:yds
To be viewed m coos f., Cagallegma way be had, milk at
the New York and Toneweei Imes&
M. L. PASILAC, &am

VALUABLE ESTATES IN THE NORTH OF SCOTLAND
TO BE SOLD.

There are to be SOLD, ha courfe of the enfulng Vanes,
'THE Mates of Old twßlehill, Wafter Inches,
Cradleball, Dyable', *aim of Cattlehdl, Stoneyfield, Boom
town, Muellovie.aad Bogbain, all near Inver:lds, in different Lots.
There Elates are beautifully fituated lii the immediate neigh-
bourhood of the thriving and populous Royal Borough of taverner*,
Fort George, and the Caledonian Canal. WWI is now begun.—
The Farm. are In general fuffielendy enelored, and In good order,
with Hooks, Qfftee-Houfes, Gardens, and thriving Plantations of
Wood. Among the many advantages, a great part of the Eftates
are along the Sea Side, and have the benefit of Sea Ware. The
Hilts. wbkh we eventive, abound withVanse.
The Lands and Barony of Old Caftlehill, with the Burgh of
Barony, art held of the Magi sod afford a Freehold (Zarin/kaftan
I to vote for a Mcdsber to rave is Parliament for the County of
, laveruera.

who with to porehafe Lands In the North of Scot.
land, will fddom An' lath deSrabte Properties in the Market.
For further it Formation, application to be made to Campbell
Machine**. MI of Invernefs.

WHEREAS ROBERT CHARLES PORTER
fiends charged en oath with Felooy, ant ha, ahfcooded.
He is about 3s v ar> of age, five feet live inches high. very twat
made, pock marked, hair rather light. ball no the !.:1); fanactinies
wears a crop wig ; fand-coloured whlizera, radiiv complr:+m,
awn neck and legs. Had on, when he went away, black coat and
waillcuat, light corduroy breeches, and boot.. He is a native 0;
Kinglion in Storey, but has lately refidcd at Hull, where he be
came a Bankrupt.
Whoever will apprehend hint, or eaufe hint to he apprehended.
by giving information as abo►e, Bull receive a Reward of TEN
POUNDS.
London, England, 1803-04-01

PLYMOUTH, MARCH jo.

Came in the Hoop Thomas r, nd Elizabeth, Capt.
PETER Crltt,RT, from Refs, laden with flour; the
fchoaner Nancy and Mary, of Topfham, WALT►R
Locc, from Lifbon, with wine and fruit, for Ply-
mouth 4nd Exeter; the Ch.trictte and Ann, Cap:.
HOWELL, from P.c. Michael's, 1.1(!en with fruit, for
London; •4nd the PETERELL, of 18 guns, Captain
LAMBORN, from a cruife, with men for the fleet.

Sailed the fhip Favorite, of this port, Captain
PETERSON, fr Trinidad and Grenada.
Came from Ha.moaze to the Sound, the GA Lao,
of 14 guns, having been refitted.
This morning the Rusaaio, of 18 guns, Capt.
Moves sr, was liberated from quarantine.
Laft night there was a hot profs through Ply-
mouth Dock and Stotiehoufe, but the.greaterpart
of the bell (cameo caticeal tht.mfelves in the cows-
, try.—Came in from Ireland, with feamen and
Plandmen for the (hips fitting oct here, PKINCRSR
CHARLOTTE, of 28 guns, Cant. GIIRDVEIt alto,
from Cork, the HAZARD, n IS guns, with preffed
men and volunteers.—Arrive.i from the weftward
a large ter der full of men; a iiznalwas made from
Cawfand Bay for her, when fhe v'as at the back of
the Iflasul of S.:. Nicholas, fhe lay to, and feveral
men of war's boats came altngfide f:om the Cut,
LODEN, of 74 guns, Rear Admiral CA P g.t.t., and
COURAGE VZ, Of 74 guns, Admiral RUTH,
which took out a number of men to complete there
two (hips.—Paffed down a (mall fleet of (hips and
brigs deeply laden, it is fuppofed their crews mutt
have proteoions, as the BOADICRA, of 44 gone,
Capt. MA I TLA ND, and feveral other ernifers board.
ed every thing going up and down Channel to get
feamen.
London, England, 1803-04-01

Palm" lty-Br ackNcz.

MAI! q THIS 13Aii .--.WI ND S.C. W.
ARR. bIJR. ARR.
Dalin r i French
Waterford 3 t Dutcb
Hanburgh •

bur,

CHATHAM, MARCH st.

This morning three Companies of del 96tle re-
giment marched for Grayefend, where they are to
emhark for Ireland.

Three companies of the cad, and three of the
lath, are gone from our Barracks to do garrifon
duty at Sheernefs ; the Royal Marines being called
to Head•quar;ers to complete the =carry drafts
for the !hips fitting,
Sailed this afternoon his Majefly'sfhip Mucus.,
for Long Reach.
The AitortiT, it is cxpee?d, will be ready for
fea on Suuday.
London, England, 1803-04-01

PARISIAN FASHIONS.

Si: days of line weather have produced great changes in
every part of the milieu. Several facia pciiffes have been already
replaced by Ihort perkale robes. Jackets trimm. d with lace
r have, In fome initances, fucceeded to fpenccrs trimmed with
fwanfdown. Veils, even parafola have re-appeared, and feocral
do-en of cropped heads have Omen themfelves. Suppole the
hair as &oft as pofflible in the nape of the neck and behind the
ears, long upon the crown of the head, aud collet:led in a pyra-
midical bunch or flat upon the fOrehead, and you will have an
idea of the two new Winona of crops. Hats, which aro much
more common than turbans. are turned up in front: when they
are eta round nape, or refemblea bow a. t, when they are ob-
long. The favourite colours are rote, lilac, barbel blue, or
jonquil. We fee feveral hats of the latter colour, ftriped with
narrow black velvet. We begin to fee white ftraw hats with
the leaf turned up, and trimmed with role ribbons. Yellow
flews are very rare. have the leaf very. narrow, and are trim-
med vt Ila white ribbons. Coloured ceftufes, cruffed upon the
Lack in a double X, are Rill worn. The 'heves of the white
perkale robes are long and fuU, without being puffed.

17&L-Eitikiticia—L

The Rev. Vrazhan Thomas, A. M.Fillovr of Corpus Chriftl
Coliege. Oxford, is appointed one of the Preachers at his Ma-
jeßy's Chapel Royal, Whitehall.

BIRTHS.

OP Sunday, at his honk in the Polygon, Soma•, Town, the
Lady of William Godwin, Efq. of a fon.
On the aath ult. at Edinburgth Mrs. William Frafer Tytler,
Of a fon.
London, England, 1803-04-01

FASIIIONS FOR APRIL.

TWO ETINING Da a .—t. An Evening Drefs of
anuOin; the back made plain and very low; the fronts form I
of a half ((pare of the fame muffin, which is faftened on ea •
°Junkier, drawn full antis the bofom, and tied in a bow before;
a full tucker of the fame under it. The &cites full and drawn
up in the middle with quilled or puffed ribbon ; the train arty
long and trimmed round the bottom with the fame as the
nerves; the head ornamented with a fibrer net, open at the t p
to admit the hair in large curb. White fhoes.
2. A white crape drefs over a fattener flip, made very low
over the bofom with a lace tucker; the flecvsz drawn up with
Reel ornaments, and trimmed round the bottom with ribbons
and fled ; the bottom of the train trimmed with the fame as
the fleeces. The hair draifed in the molt falionable manner,
and "nu:mental with a gold band.
Haan Da ass,.-1. Hat of white lace overpink Patin; the hat
turned up In freest to thew a pink crape cap ander it,—.Drefs of
plain main.
2. A lace cap over white Patin. Handkerchief of worked or
embroidered muffin.

3. A straw bonnet with a dome crown.
♦ Drefs of plain muflin. The head ornamented with a twig
of mullin fattened on the right Gde, one end falling over the
right thoulder.
5. Evening &els of peach-coloured talky; the fleeces of
white fatin, with full epaulets the fame as the drag, drawn up
and trimmed with white ribbon. Turban of fain, ornamented
with blue feathers (Waned on the left fide and falling over the
right.
GZNERAL OBStRITATIONS..—The molt fantionable colours
are, pink and pea-green. Pelices are fuperfeded by fur tippets
or white cloaks. Straw hats of various &apes with dome crowns
are becoming generaL Ornaments of golds fitter. or fteel, arc
univerfally worn in full draft
London, England, 1803-04-06

PLYMOUTH, APRIL 4.

Came in the Hope, of and from Jerfey, Captain
Asamtast LAURENCE, laden with cyder, &c. for
this port the Sally, of and from Guernfey, Capt.
Joint noon., laden with cyder, &c. fc,r this port;
the Louifa, of Briftol, Captain MICHALL FORBES,
from Cork, laden with provilions; the Trois Freres,
Capt. Thomas La Gaos Duatessu., from Havre
de Grace, bound to Africa, laden with fundry
merchandize, very leaky; the BOADICEA, of 33
guns, Capt. MaITLAND, from a cruize, with im-
preffed men ; and the HECTOR, of 74. guns, Capt.
&WIRT, from the Mediterranean, tall from Pot tf-
mouth, to be paid off; alfo the RANGER. HIND,
and EAGLE cutters, from a cruife, with impreffed
men for the fleet.
London, England, 1803-04-06

HOUSE OF COMMONS.

Sir JOH NFit ED EIIICK obtained leave to bring in a 13ift for
re-building the Parini Church of Chrachurch, Surrey.
Mr. lay's, of the Cullom-Houk, pthkuted an Account,
'hewing the Value of Exports and Imports from and to the
Pert.' of Great Britain, for x 8 years laft pail—Ordered to lie
on the table.
The. Sol ICITOR CENERAL moved for leave to bring in •
Dad to empower the Lord Chancellor, Lord Keeper, and Lord
Keeper o; the Great Seel, for the tame being,to direct the dd.
pof il of the Freehold Property of Luna:icy. Leave g!yen.
Lead a third time the American Comntiffioners' 11:3, and
the Southampton Water Works Bill, which were paired, and
"ord, red to the Lords.
The S LCIUTA IT AT WAR brought up the Reports on the
Militia Pay and Cloathlng, and the Militiainidfc Fatuity Pro-
vilion Bills, wh:ch were agreed to, and the former Biil ordered
'to be ongroffed, and the latter to be taken into further conii-
derat ion on the Goth of April, and tube printed.
The Houk in a Comm:ttee went through the Innkeepers'
Allowance BBL—Ordered to be reported to-morrow.
Mr Tinter T moved for " An Account, Cowing the Sums
"aid li•to, and the Charge+ upon the Confolidated Fund, from
rte rib or January, 183 t, to the sth of January, 1803, ctftin-
gulfhing each year."—Ordered.
He alfo moved for a An Account of the net Produce of the
rota anent Taxes for the fame Period."—Ordered.
TOC CMANCIILLOR or THE EIICIIICQ.DER lied before the
Heide the Surveys lately made by order of Government, in the
of Scotland:v.-Ordered to lie on the Table.
Mr. A AAAAA Dill reported from the Committee on the hies
!Revenue Adis.—leave given to bring in a Bill.
Mr. Coll a v gave notice, that he mould immediately after the
Awes, bring forward his motion for perpetuating other trim
Revalue Ads.
London, England, 1803-04-06

.e,IRLIAMENTART PRUGEEDIAGS.

FOTISF OF LORDS,TUESDAY, APRIL t.
The 11.-.,.fe r, rolve.i itfclf into a Commi:tee. Pnv Ices, for
the farther confidtration of the claim of the
Tisiewt.ll Brydges to the Barony of Chandos.an 1,1,rd \VAL..
stxcitaat luring taken the Chit, Mr. ATTORNEY GENE-
RAL was heard at force length on behalf of the Crown, in re-
ply to the ~rgurrmts ot Mr. FR SXINE fir the Chiinant.—
'nett I.or,Mip deferred the farther coanderatiiiii of the cafe
1,111
The Fan of STONVORD AMILIEdRIBELESDALE were fworn
and took th.!ir feats.
'Ube Mot a t male a few olifervation‘ rcfpedling the
l)ebt.,rs Bill, the pri,eipal of which was, that he had
fon., h.rll,er alteratiori to propore with regard to the mea-
fote ; and concluded by moving, that 62 Order ut ,the Day
for the fecund rca !ing f the Bill be difcharged; which being
done. it was ordered, on Lis Lordfhlp's motion, that the Bill
be 1% ad a fccond time th:. firft Thurfday after the Reeds, and
the iced, i'unirucced for that day.
Mr. ALEXANDER and others brought up from the Com-
mons the Fvehequer Bills Loan Bill, and Sir James Saumarea's
Annuity Bill.
Some private Bills were all.) brought up by other Gentlemen.
The Ex. hequer hills Bill was read a firft time.
Lord Vifeount HOOD moved the Brit reading of Sir James
Saumar.z's Annuity Bill, and took the opportunity opro-
nouncing a Chart bur appropriate eulogitun on the profcflional
merits and fervices of• that Officer, and parti•mlarly adverted
In his condo t (we believe while under his Lord thip's own com-
mand in the Welt Indies, in Otftober ;13z.—The Bill was
accordingly read a firft time.
A Petition from e•rtain Petitioners of the Parith of St.
Pancras, being duly relented, againft the St. Pancras Work-
bou!'e Bill, the fame was formally moved to be read, &c. by
Lord WAESINGIIAM. Low:Mips afterwards d, (err( d
the feeond reading of the Bill in queltion, until the fccinl
Tudday after the Reeds.