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London, England, 1803-10-17

Betchworth Vo.luntee'rs.

The Hon. Wiliam Honey Bouverie to be Major-Canmandant ;
Charles Henry Sonya le, Efq. to be Captain; Edward Bouverie,
Gent. to be Lieutenant ; Samuel Welton, Gent. to be tap.
B!etchingley and Thorne Volunteers.
Jofeph Sermons Mica, Efq. to be Captain; Nathaniel Wright.
Gent. to be Lieutenant ; Rabat Webb, Gast. to be &Alga.
Loyal Carnarvon Mereaniile Volunteers.
Thomas Aeltoe Smith, Efq. M. P. to be Licata:lst-Colonel-.
Commandant; David Eals, Efq. to be Major.
To be Captain's—William Williams. Owen Antheoy Pock, Res.
ben Roberts, John lanes, and Hugh Ellis, Efqn.
To be Lieutenants--iaechens Jones, •WWiam Roberts, Rabat
Humphreys, Owen Loyd, and Robert Williams, Gents.
To be En fign•---William Robyn, Samuel Lloyd, William Oakes.
Edward Roberts, and Rabat Roarer WiUlams,Gents.
To he Adjutant—Jobe Haffam, OalL
To be Surgeon—Tbonns Jones, Gent.
To be Quarter-matter—John sharp, Gent.
Chertfey and Thorpe Volunteers.
Robert Berm y, lfq. to be Captain; Henry Chau/sees and Wil-
liam Sutton Porter, Gmes to be Lieutenants ; Join Wightwirit,
Gent. to be Ettflgo.
Chritichurch Armed Afrociation.
William Touhnin, Efq. to be Major-Commandant.
To be Captains—Benjamin Lasealler, John Califon, and John
Gilbert Mcrinott, Viva.
To he Lieutenants—John Barlow, William Wilton, and James
John °thou, Gents.
To be lafigng—John Walley, William Bunn, and John Parkin.,

Con GEIII4.
To be Chaplain—The Rev. Thomas Ackland.
To be Surgeso--James Dcwlas, Gent.
Clapham Legion.
Enfivi Robert IVlsrftica to be Lieutenant, vice B. Boyd, tefigucd.
Harry Scrivener, Gent. to be Saki, vice Mari.len.
Croydon \ olunteer Infantry.
Dantd Rickard Warrington, Ffq. to be Major-Canunandant.
To be Captain—Patrick Drummond, George Balky, Wlllian3
Lanc.and Samuel ChoSett. Efqrs.
To be Lieutenants—Geo►ge Snitk, Samuel Farrar, Franck Hnd-
fon, and Jofah Bell, Gents.
To Ir Enfigns-- 1 bOttlal Millar, Daniel Garraway, and William
Roam, Gents.
I.oyal Egham Volunteers.
Benjamin Torin, k iq. to be Captain ; Lionel Hervey, Gent, to be
I-mama ; Thomas lone., Gent. to be Enfign.
Epfom Volunteer Infantry.
John Robinfon, Efq to be Major-Conunardant.
Loyal Ewell Volunteers.
Kennard Smith, hfq. to be Captain; James Mord and Stephen
Marthi, Gents. to be Lieutenants; Gauge Ben" Oct,n to be
Enka.
London, England, 1803-10-17

CAMP AT CHATHAM, OCT. i 6, 1803.

In confequence of orders given yefterday for the
troops to prepare to march this morning, the whole
of the Brigade, commanded by the Earl of CeiaT /I am,
were under arms all prepared for marching, by nine
o'clock, the Bat Honks with Camp equipage. except
tents, which contrary to expeetation were left hand-
ing, were all ready about ten. His Lordflaip, . :outra-
nied by his Aid-de-camps. infpeeted the Royal Artil-
lery under Cot M.CLotio, which has been much
augmented within thefe few days, and the two Bat-
talions of Guards commanded by Major General
WIHYARD. Thefe Corps then marched pall in quick
time, followed by their horfes loaded, after the above
had returned to their ground, his Lordfhip moved to
the Militia Line, confining of the Middlefer, War-
wick, and Derby, and having infpefted them in front
and rear. his Lordfhip took his nation in the centre
of the line, which they marched pail in quick time.
His Lordfhip appeared much pleated with the whole
Brigade. The morning being fine, the fpettators
were very numerous, among whom we noticed Lady
CHATHAM, in her fociable, accompanied by three
other Ladies.
This afternoon orders were iffued to all the Volun-
teer Corps in the neighbourhood, to hold themfelves
in readinefs on the firft alarm to join Major General
WiwYARD on the Lines: it isrecommended that each
corps fhould have an officer mounted to facilitate
the communication of orders.
London, England, 1803-10-17

itidRGATt, OCTOBER 14.

Lord KEITH has approved of the plan propefed by
Mr. WHITBY, of arming each fifhing boat with an
eighteen pound carronade, which can be removed at
pleafure.
Mr. PITT and Lord CaItIt'INGTON left Walrner
Cattle this morning at eight o'clock, and proceeded
along the craft, viewing all the fortifications. After
which Mr. PITT idpeded the Volunteers of %mt.-
gate, Broadttairs, and St. Peter's, then proceeded
to Margate, where he partook of a cold collation at
KIDMAN'S Royal Hotel, and afterwards reviewed
the Volunteers under the command of Capt. Coss,
with whole foldier.like appearance he expreffed him-
felf greatly pfeafed. He dined with Lord KEITH,
and a party of Naval and Military Officers, at Stone
Houle, near Broadflairs, and returned to Walmer
the fame evening.
London, England, 1803-10-17

GENERAL SEA BATHING INFIRMARY.

AT a Quarterly General Court of the Governors
of thisTaticiation, held on Weinefday, Odtob, r t 1, 1803,

Refolved unanimoufly, That the Thanks of this Court be given
to the Rev. Mr. DODD, for his excellent Sermon, preJeheit at
Margate; the Rev. Mr. Tocrits, at Ramfgate; the Rev. Mr
CAN II•N,, at St. Peter's; this Rev. Mr. CHAPMAN, at St. Law-
rence's; the Rev. Mr. YOUNG, at Zion Chapel; the Rev. Mr.
Towriscsn, at the Indepimdeot Meeting; and the Rev. Mr. AT-
11b1110 ft, at the Baptift Meeting, on Sunday Sept. tB, 2803, in be-
half of this charity.
Refolved unanhnoufly, That the thanks of this Court be given
to the Rev. Gentlemen In the Ifle of Thanet, who, in their respec-
tive Churches and other plaees of Divine Worfhip, gave the ufe of
their pulpits in fupport of this inititution.
Refolved unanimoufly, Tha► this Court do acknowledge, with
Ibe atmoft. gratitude, their obligations to
Her Grace the Duchefs of St. ALVAN'S ;
Her Grace the Duchefs of Morel-Rosa;
The Right Hon. t►e Countefs of Ounce/team;
The Right Hon. the Vikouoteis MoxassroaTlE

nod to the. other Ladies of Diftiodion. who on the 18th ult. ho-
noured this Charity by their perfoosi attendance, at the doors of
the difertot places of Worndp, to recdre the Contributions of
the Coogregatioas, in aid of this Charity.
JOHN CVTLPR, Ste.
London, England, 1803-10-17

TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION,

At the Brokers' new Sale Room, (late the Mayorala Hours)
WoolAer-ltreet, Plymouth, on Thud(lay, the zoth a Odaber
. . .

, .
loft. and the following day, at ten.
THE good French Brig LA MERE DE FA-
MILLE. DiMalrldrif —Length aloft 68 feet g inches,
breadth 23 feet 6 inches, depth in the hold 8 feet 8 inches, height
between decks 4 feet 3 inches and a half, admeafuresip 77-94
tons ; Cqu2rc Item, of an eafy draft of water, and takes the ground
well. This veffel is adirirably calculated fir the coal, Mtn, and
clay trade, from Teienmouth to Liverpool, or any other trade
where fuck a defirable viffel can be employed ; a prize, captured
by his hlajelly's thin rat war Acada, commanded by Jas. Ofw-old,
on her voyage f two Marfcilles to Ham.

And afterwards will be fold ibe entire cargo of the QM Brig
For Exportation,
666 Cafes Muftilies Soap yo Calks Brintftone
22 Calk➢ ➢randy a Cafes ditto
29 Mods. Red Wine 3 Bags ditto
17 Pirs Oil 42 Barrels Gum
2 Hbds. ditto 2 Albin%
7 Demijohns ditto a Bales Galls
For Home Confumpdon.
35 Bales Cotton Wool 30 Bales Madder Root.

Samples of the Goods may be been ten days previous tote Pale at
Mr. J. G. Deffoulasys, Bank Coffee-honfe, London; at the Count•
torhoufe of kdward Lyne, Efq. Ws/era-row, Plymouth ; and at
the Broker's Oalcc.

Alfa the ph-4 French Ship LA THERFSA. Dimenfions--
Laigth aloft So feet 6 inches and a half, breadth 13 feet 4 Inches,
depth In the bold to feet 6 inches, height between decks 4 feet 7
inches, admeafures 179 31.94 tool, !kWh built, (fuppolhd Gls&
gow) a remarkable pretty Chip, with bead and quarter bodges,
calculated, as wi I appear by her dimenflons, for the general par-
r/fa of trade; fails faft, and hurthens well ; the 'bull and Rams
are In good conditien, fo as to enable her to proceed to fez inane.
dlatrly ; taken on her voyage tram Martinique to France by his
Majefty's hip of war the Minotaur, C. I. M. Mansfield, Efq.
Commander.

And afterwarsla will be fold the entire Cargo of the fail Mips
confining of For Exportation.
36 Calks Rum 4 Puncheons Cocos
sB5 Hhds Sugar 24 Cafes Liquors
3S Barrels ditto a Cs& Madeira Wine
x 5 Tierces Moo
For Home Confumption
24 TOO/ Limns Vita 1 Cat.l Peal
25 Calks Hulled Barley x Butter
t Bread

Samples of the Goods per the Themes may be km tee day%
previous to the fate at t►e 'Counting-hank' of James Sykes, Efq.
London ; at the 'Countiophoafe of kdw. Lytle, Elq. Plyinauth,
and at the Broker's afkee. For viewing the above two TOM+ and
Goods, and for Inventorios, Catalogues, and further partioulars
apply the faki Bdw. Lee, or to Thomas Lackyer, Strom Broker.
London, England, 1803-12-22

'l'o BRIDGE BUILDERS.

ANY Perron or Perfoni will:ntt to Contralt for
BUILDING a NEW BRIDGE aisofa the River USK, near
CAERLEON, hi the County of MONVIOUTEI, either with
Sterne prima, or partly Stone and portly him, are delired to deli-
ver their P.ans and FRamatca thareof at toy Uliceiu Chepftow,on
or before the loth day of January niat, or to me. at the Three
Salmon. Inn, Mk, on Wednefday the a ith of January, by Ten
o'Clock In the Forenoon, that the fame may be laid before the
Maittrates, at the General Q.i.i.arter Scam' to be ho!den ou that
day. TURTON, Clerk of the Ptace.
ettepftow, December 8, 18°3.
London, England, 1803-10-10

titIGIITON,OCTOBIZR ;7.

the Prince of WALtel excellent paeli of harrier:,
threw off about ten o'clock this mutating, on the
Downs, near Moufecomb. The field dilplayed a
numerous eoncourfe of fportftnen, among whom were
coterti Lrinn, the major part of the Officers of the
Tenth Light Dragoons. &c. Three hares, after fomc
excellent (port, were overtaken and deftroyed by
their fleet pitrfuers, two of whom. body and bones,
ere the huntlinan could get up. were very nearly de.
vowed by the dogs. A fourth hare once more gave
hilarity and motion to the field, but which ultimate
ly laved itfelf by entering the Earl of CMICHESTEIVI
Park. at Stanmore. and teiininated the fports of the
day.
The Flying Artillery this morning had fnmebeavy
praftice, commanded by Capt..in BLOOPUILLD, on
the Level, which they performed with their cull°.
mary adroitnefs and ability. May fafhiunable fpec-
taturs were on the ground.
London, England, 1803-10-10

NO*IIOE TO CREDn'ORS.

AI.I. Perrons who have any Demands on the
Lit ate and Effedta of Edward Sheppard, late of Gatcomb
Park, in the County of Gloucelter, Efq. deeeafed, are defied to
feud their accounts to Mr. Clutterbuck, of Bradford, Wilts.

HAMPSHIRE.
VALUABLE FARMS, WATER. MEADOWS, MILL,
WOODS, ;gm
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, by Mara. DRIVERS,
At GamwAy'a Cace-houfe, 'Change-Alley, Comb'll, on Thud.-
day the 13th of Odober, at Twdve o'Clock, in Three LOU
(unlefa previoully dilPored or by private Contra d),

'THE Scite of the MANOR of EX'CON, the
J. Right of Filbcry, a Shooting Seat, and fundry eligible Farms
Beach Woods, Water Meadows, Water Corn Mill, containing
together about Nine Hundred Acres, lituate at Eaton, in the
County of Hants.

To be viewed by leave of the Tenants. and part4kra may be
had at the George, Warnford; King's Head, Wicm; George
Winchefter; of 1441ra. Gibbs, Old Broatbitreet ;at Garraway's;
and of Meffrs. Drivers, Land Sul veyurs, &e. Kent Road, near
Leudoo, where a Plan of the Eftate may he ken; and who are
autborifed to treat for the fame by private Contrail.
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London, England, 1803-10-10

h'47IIeRLANDS.

BITSSILS, SEPT. 24.—The Mayor of our town,
in conferpreoce of a ktter from the Prefe.ft of the
Department, has publifhed a decifir.n of the Govern-
ment, accorksing to which the decreer of the to of
lall bleffidor (Jinn 2o), which prohibits the impor-
tation of articles of Erred)) manufarrtureand colonial
produce, is applicable to all French veleta that are
to take in cargoes in Holland for France:
Letters received in France frorollew Orleans, the
capital or Louiliana, (lased the tadeof Megan, give
us fume det'ils of the conftitution to be affigned to
the new colony as a branch of the American Cor.fe-
deration. The following are the principal articles
44 The inhabitants of Imoifiano ate immediately, on
receiving notice of the determination of the Govern.
ment of the Unitcd States, to affcmhk in their prin
cipal dial ias to make rhoice of perfons fit to repre-
fent them. The firft objcas of their choice are to be
two Members for the Sen..te, polfeffing at ie.& 4 re-
venue of a million of riallres. For the Houfe of
Reprefentatives the number of Members is not to be
ni..re than fix. The Pica:fent of the United States
is to name our Governor in the frill inil.ince. After
his inliallation he than nominate conjont9ly with the
Senate the Judges in the Primary Courts and the
Coons of Appeal, the other Magiarates, and the
Colonels of the Militia. 'lle Congrels is to give
orders for the creflion of two batteries at the moutb
of the principal branch of the river. The other
parts of the river are likewife to he fortified in every
place where it appears necelfatry. There !hall be
perfons appointed to fuperintend there walks, and to
raft in the navigation of velfels, as ip the principal
ports of the American Continent. The duties on
exportation are to be forpended. more on importa-
non are to be regulated by a tariff, which has been
ellablifbed in the other States. Nu arbitrary regula-
tions, which formerly critics!, are to be continued.
The new State is to be introduced in all refpees to
the rights, privileges, and immunities of the Union.
It is loppoled, that the new Members of the Legit
lative Body sill firft affcinble at Mucha, as hes%
the moll neutral place of the inhabited pan of Lail-
liana."

The fete of the four dation of the Rept trii: wad
celebrated here with tl e great* fol•.sa ity. '
London, England, 1803-10-10

HOLLAND.

Lavoie,' SINT. a 6. Letters from the Hague fate
that M. Sentnnsitraratstex,.who was expelled to
fet nut at an early period for Paris in qullity of Am-
baffador and Commilfitry General of our Republic-
left that place Lift week. At the fame time Ray,
WILUDi Chef d'Efcadron, one of the FIRST CONSUL'S
Adjutants, after finifhing. his mann relative to the
dock yards of the Bistavtan Republic, returned to
France. We have been regraded by a perfun hold-
ing a relponfible fituatiou at the Hague to infers the
following article :
• uWe are afured that the French Government has
fsten with the greatell furprize that individuals-whole
intentions can eafily be appreciated, have procured
the introduction into various journals of articles. the
obvious tendency of which is to circulate opinions
unfavourable to the policy and expediency of the
wife prohibition of the Datavian Governmeor relative
to the exportation of articles of confumption, exsept
to France and Spain. This meafure was dentarrded
by the Minitlers of theft powers, and is irrevocable.
" The union betwixt the FJCSICII and Batavian Go-
vernment. i, ton intimate nut to induce etch of them
to punifh frauds of every dcfcription, whatever tub.
terruges may be employed to dude the law. The
necefiity of giving this article publieity is fuggefted by
the abufe which fcveral refpedable comnsercial
houfes have expetitnced."
London, England, 1803-10-10

IT.dl.r.

Mum, SIPT. 12.—Various movements hill con-
tinue to be made by the French and Italian troops;
we (ball, no doubt, Coon know their objeer. A great
quantity of artillery has been taken from the fortrefs
of Mantua, for the ufe of the reels of war which are
building in the Adriatic.
On the toth inftant war was folemnly declared
againft England, by found of trumpet, at the town.
houfe at Milan.
Letters from Rome Rate, that about the middle
of laft month four perfons of diftindion were ar-
retied there in the night. and carried to the callle
of St. Angelo. There arras, it is laid, took place
at the demand of Cardinal FLICH, the Flench Mi.
nifter.

Advices from Leghorn, of the gth inflant Rate,
that the French General of Divifion Fewer, has
arrived there from Naples, where he had reviewed
the French troops Rationed there. The next day he
dined with the French General who commands at
Leghorn, and on the 7th reviewed the French gar-
rifon of that place.
According to the lafi accounts from Naples, dated
the Both of Auguft, the Rate of things is Rill the
fame in that kingdom, and in Sicily. There are
oily a few Engli(h (hips cruizing off the coals of
Naples to proteß the navigation of their merchant
Mips, and intercept the veifels of the enemy. It is
not known where Admiral NELSON is; according to
tome accounts he is at Malta, where a great expedi•
tion is preparing. The French Government has
feat confiderable fume of money to Naples for the
maintenance of the French troops there.
The French army in Lower Italy will be reinforced
to 60,000 men, by troops, who proceed thither by
forced marches from Piedmont and the South of
France.

The prefent Grand Mailer of Malta, TOMAS!, has
been offered by the French Government a yearly
pmfinn of go,ooo francs, till he (hall be placed in
full poffcffion of his office and revenue. This offer,
however, he has gratefully declined.
London, England, 1803-03-04

MARCH 4.

DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK.
t) (—for Ar.ril ate. 71i.
It —New ditto to4it-.
31 diC
ICS YESTERDAY!
Imp. 3 per Ceet....
Imp. Ana. c c p-IS
Irilh 5 per C. tot. 7.16
Earheq. Rills Is. /if.
Omni= 4 dat
teglifk Tickets 171. rm.
Cad. for AprU ace. 721{1

Yefterdsy the Bank of Enitold Difcounted upwards of
Eleven Hundred Tlioufand Pounds wor,l) of Bills, which, at
this ju otturc, will be a great relief to the Conn crelal World.

The Dutch Government has adopted a refols.
tion with terpeft to the Flan CONsues intended
vifit to Antwerp ; that as loon as his arrival in
that ciiy Mall be known, a Deputation from the
!embers of the Council of State is to be font to
'him. From this circumaance, and the menace
thrown out againft the Batavian Republic by 80.
xaeasre, in his review of the ante of France, we
expeft•that fomething important to Holland will
loon take place. The Serifs Confulta is at an end.
A Dutch Confulta at Antwerp would intent! En.
rope as much as the fate of the defiendants of
Ws'. Luse TELL. A large body of French troops
is fill in Holland.
Letters which we have received from Gavel.
tar, of the Bth ult. mention, that Sir RICMAIM
Staacstax, who had put iti there in his way
to join the fleet at Malta, carries out harm.
Lions for the evacuation of that illand. Such at
leaf was there believed to be the faEl. If AN we
may infer that Egypt has already been evacuated,
as it is well known that the troops there were to
go to Malta when they quitted that country.
We may alfo remark that if this intelligence be
corral a proper guarantee for the independence of
Malta mull have been obtained, though nothing
has yet been officially publiffied refpating it ; for
we cannot think our Government would abandon
Malta without obtaining any fecurity that it fhould
not afterwards be united to the poffeflions of
Feast*. Should it turn out that we (ball have
abandoned Malta without any fuch fecurity, to
►hat a humiliating fituation is Great Britain re-
duced!
London, England, 1803-03-04

ILICTIOU COMMITTIIS.

The Cmascat.Loa of the Excascuita moved,
that the names of the Members who were abknt
on the ballot of this day, be called over by the
Speaker on Monday next Ordered.—He alto
moved that the Houfe be called over on Thurfday
next. Ordered.—The Right Hon. Gentleman
then obferved, that there was a great difficulty in
procuring accommodations for the different Elec-
tion Committees ; and that, if the four Commit-
tees, which Rood for next week, were to be bal-
loted for, a confiderabk embarrallinent might
arife. He would therefore move to pat off the
ballot for the Committees on the Chippenham and
Carmarthen Petitions, which Rood for Tuefday
next, to Thurfday i and that the ballot for the
chefler and Eaft Grinflead Eleaioa Committees,
which flood for Thurfday, be pot off to Tnellay
the Isth. The& motions were put and agreed to.
Mr: Fox obferved, that it would be a great con-
venience to let the whole of theft Peuuons Rand
over till after the recefs.

The CUMICIILLOIL of the Exc naturist raid. :twat
his intention on Monday nest w make a motio.i to
that &ed.—Adjourned at eight o'clock.
London, England, 1803-03-04

BRANDON V. CURLING.

This, according to Mr. ERSKINE, was likewife
an anion on a policy of infurance at and from
London to Bayonne in France. The policy was on
goods on board the (hip the Greyhound, warrant-
ed American, premium two guineas and a half
per cent. The goods were Blipped on the 28th,
ssith, and 31ft of January, and the bills of lading
were dated on the 4th of February following.—
She cleared out at the Cußom-houfe on the 1 ith
of February, 1793, and failed down the River that
day ; and on the fame day there was a declaration
of hoftilities by Great Britain againft France. The
flip however failed and arrived off the Port of
Bayonne, but as the fpring tides were gone, there
was not water enough to carry her over the Bar,
and (be was obliged to go to Port Pottage, where
(he was detained by the (lips of Spain. The pro.
perty on board being the property of French tub.
jets, it was confifcated, and wholly loft to the
owners.

Lord ELIA vaosouc faid this weird failed after
the declaration of hoffilities, and therefore it was
a trading with an enemy, and confequently
on the authority of Dell and Potts, as well as other
cafes.

Captain Connor proved the fans in Mr. Ea.
sataa's opening.
Mr. Gums, Connfel for the Defendant, obferv•
ed, it was clear, if thde goods were the Plaintiff's
own property (which they were not, as he was
only the Agent for the people in France), it was
clear he could not recover, berms& it was illegal
to carry on trade with an enemy; and could any
man argue, that he might do that on the part of
French fubjeds, which he could not do on his own
behalf ? _ . _

Lord ELLtwaoeouoa obferved, that a Brian)
fobjea could not be auxiliary in trading with an
enemy.
Mr. PARK, on the fame fide with Mr. Grass,
Paid, that Sir W. Scott had obferved, that Lor.
Mansfield teemed to make Come dillin@ion witl
regard to goods us neutral bottoms; bat du
Learned Judge laid there mull be Come miftake,
fuppcife that neutral bottoms gave mar fort of pr.,
te&ion to a cargo otherwife liable to confifcatioi
Lord ELIA aneouo fail he could fee no di,.
cult v in the cafe, tf r the Jecifion in Dell and Pt.ti
Dlr. Lr:aaa. 1.61.1, the quediun was more

pnttant teen at felt view it appeared to be. R.
wiled to make a cafe of it to the opinion ut th;
COW t:of Xing% Bench.
Lord ELLar: DORM H raid, if Mr. Glass cf:ri.
rented to a cafe he had no objettion to it.
Mr. Gißus, nit the p.trt of the Underwriter,,
and by their nuthorlty, agreed to a cafe, in conic.
}hence of which the Jitry found a verdict Inc PlA::i.
riff fur 1941. fubjeet to the opinicin of the Court oi
King's Bench, on a cafe to be laid before them.

IRK 1 I IS.
On Moodap, in Portland-place, theLad7 of V. Coaay, Lfc:
of a fon . _ _ .

In Bedford row, the Lady of ilhotitai Bainbrid„v,
Erg. of a daughter.
Monday, the Lady of Ckaries Pilgrim, FA. at Hampflcad,
of a daughter.
On Tusfday lalt, Lady Paget, of a foe, at Lotd Pagres bode
in Wigniare-street.
London, England, 1803-10-19

NORTH WALE&

The GREENFIELD COPPER aniBItASS COMPANY'S
PREMISES and ESTATES, at Holywell. In Make.
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION,
By Mars. SKINNER, DYKE, and Co.
On Tbmillay, the 24th of November, at Twelve, at °enemy%
in Four Lou, unkfs prm ioutly difpofedief by Private Centred,
of which prover notice will be given.
Lot t. ACapstal and powerful BRASS ROLLING
MILL, capable of working two pair of Rolls, three
Battery Mills and Turning Hoare, with 24 feet fall of water, with
every proper bending for the deverdetwe oft Drab Manufadary;
an excellent Agent's Hours and Odder, and tom febaandal
Dwelling Houk* far workmen employed ups* the ttrelia.
Lae it. A molt capital and powerful Capper Rollin Wall, with
three large wheels, and feticide avers for four pair of roils, three
pair now fixed, four (unlaces, with s 3 feet fall of miter, with a
refinery warehoefe and derail buildings. an Agent's hauls, and tea
fubltantial dwelling-hi:mks for workmen.
Lot 3. Six Brats Melting-Houfis, four fun In ear* eaDdlias
calcining bode, with eakiner buddies and drying oven; a mill,
with a pair pittance and a pair amid% with fear fast live inches
fall of water; Rare basks, wardwas, and hdigs. end eleven
fubfiantial dwelling bodes for workmate g Illtewife a fail of water
not in ufe, of &boat it feet, that may be Opeesmil fora the other
pert, and room for an extenive manniellary.
Lot 4. A commodious Dweller-bask ailed OffeseiddLod ,
now an inn, with asbNoll and wbatr
poles The above mills seeped ad pert ledebold. and
are worked by one of the moolt powerful dream et wow a the
kingdom, poll'Aog the &Or adiestageef never being steeled
by fruits, &oda, or droughts in rho harms. Was err its river
Dee. Heavy goods can be awned onboard voids from se to
u. 6d. per ton. end bedg intend le the neighbouthved of lea,
calamine, and coal mines, are me, iambi@ tee carrying en eaten-
five manufadorke in the capper, beefs, ii.. and iron plate trade ;
Bkevrife for rolling of lead, or as paper. cotton, or woollen
mils, u well as for a variety at porpefes.--Per further pertleWa
apply to Mr. damsel Taylor, the Agent, on the Prange ,; so Mr.
John Stevens, Copper Office, Liverpool; or t • Mar" Ifekrber,
Dyke ead Co. Alierfgate-theet.
London, England, 1803-10-19

*SBORYCLIFTZ CAMP, OCT. r 7:

Captain Howywooo's Troop of Kent Yeomanry
Cavalry were reviewed sear this on Sandgate Plain
by General CaitrwitiOnr, who exprelfed hinifelf
highly pleated with their appearance and difcipline,
and particularly noticed the very fine (Lyle in which
the charge was made. He, however. obferved, that
tome of the manoeuvres in which they were pratlifed
were not calculated for the nature of the fervice on
which it was probable they would be employed, and
therefore faid he mould fend Tome non•commillioned
officers to drill them in what only was abfolutely ne-
ceffary. Mr. PITT, who teems highly pleated with
the troops at this place, paid us another vifit this
morning, when the regiments of the line under Ma.
jor General Mooaa were drawn out. and advanced
in order of battle as far as Folktione. when they re-
turned to the camp acrofs the country, with the light
infantry and rifle corps fkirmithing in front. It is
laid that the &it and fecund Surrey regiments will
march this day from Milford for Blaybourn Lees, to
be encamped there. The barracks building at that
place for 15,000 men are getting forward with amaz-
ing rapidity.
London, England, 1803-10-19

DIVIDENDS.

Nov. is. Jame* Half hldetietliier,janies Halfbide the younger.
and Edward Half hide, of Merton, in Surrey, calico-prima*, ag
tat, at Goildhatl. London.
Nov. is. William Marfden, partner with ichn Anthony Earths.
of Maichelter, merchant, at ten, at Guildhall, Landon.
Nov. to. William Spence, of Upper-Catton, the parlfh of Cacao.
Yorketire, cornfaritor, at eleven, at the George lan, Yoai.

BIRTH.

Laft week, Lady Elizabeth Lowther, ol'a fon, at Swillingtow
hall, Yorkibire.

MARRIED.

On the dth infant at St. Pancras Chun* London, W. North
Skinner, Efq. to 114if:Parilow, colt slaughter of the late Maks
Palms, of the 3d, or King's Regiment of Dragoons.
At Edinburgh. on the nth inftant, Henry Crantioua Efq. of
the Navy Pay Once. Loudon, to Mlfs Mazy Anse Wl:ittfoords
eldelt daughter of the late Sir John Whitefoord, Bart.
At Warcdter, Captain Marais J.Anncfley, nephew to the Bight
Hon. Richard &Alias:Bey, to hilts Caroline Smith
London, England, 1803-10-19

LEWES, OCTOBER 17.

The foldiers have made confiderable progrefs in
throwing up redoubts at Pevenfey ; the fine weather
has been highly favourable to their exertions, as well
AS for the progrefs of barrack building, which has
been very rapid indeed, ever fince its commence-
ment at the feveral places in this county.
On Monday the firfl divifion of the Royal Regiment
of Horfe Guards, commanded by Lieutenant-Colonel
Dasx wools, commenced its march from Croydon to
Canterbury ; and on Tuefday the fecond divifion,
under the command of Major SSIOLSON, marched
on the fame route.

Lail week tcco men from Worcefterfhire, Lanca-
fhire, Chefhire, and IVarwickfhire, enrolled for the
Army of Referve, and attached to the 39th infantry,
marched through this town, in five diviftons, to Bat-
tle and Bexhill Barracks. The !aft divifion expeCted
to have halted here yefterday, until late on Saturday
night, when an exprefs arrived, and countermanded
their former order.

The other battalion, confining of about the fame
number of men, proceeded to their daination,
through Tunbridge wells and Eafk Grinftead.
A part of the 48th regiment of infantry, recruited
from the Lancashire Referve Corps, marched into
Horfham Barracks on Saturday.
Captain Warr has been lately appointed Maßer of
the new Barracks ereEting here, Tome of which are
now ready for the admiffion of troops, and it is ex.
pe6ted will be occupied before the reft arc finifhed.
London, England, 1803-09-03

Tlill LATE WAR

This day was powitted, in Two large Volumes, nto.
Maimed with Maps, Price Three Guineas and a Half in boards,
AHISTORY of the LATE WAR, from its
Commencement in 1792, until the Pane between Great
Britain and Francs in dos.

which b prefixed, a Review of the Cod" and early
Paw* of the French Amanda,.
By ALEXANDER STEPHENS.
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FIMALB BIOGRAPHY.
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MEMOIRS of the LIVES of ILLUSTRIOUS
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By MARY HAYS.
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London, England, 1803-09-03

.-I, 1111 PRO VED SPELLING BOOK,

This day waspublifbed, a New Edition, reviled and improved
Price ts. 6d. bourd, with a liberal allowance to Perkins who
" • •

purebafe them by the Rosen or Hundred,
AN ENGLISH SPELLING BOOK, accom•
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the manner of BARRAOLD, Tetanus, EOCCWOITH, Saito! N
&e. intended as a modern and improved Introdudion to the Erm-
a& Language, and to the &ft Elements of Knowledge.
By WILLIAM MAYOR, L. L. D.
Vicar of Hurley in Btrkfhire, Chaplain to the Earl of Dumfries,
Author of the Blinds Nepos,Natural Hiftory for Schools,Univcrfal
lilltery, dee. &e.
This Spelling Book Is an attempt to produce a foundation of
Engtkat Learniug, equal to the fuperftruelure which has been fo
carefully attended to by writers of the deft eminence. Bilhop
Lewd' wrote a very excellent Introduetion to &Oils Grammar,
but there has not yet appeared one IntroduCtioe to Reading,fuited
to the general and area's:al Ufe of Schools, that Wes above the
level of the obfolete and vulgar compilations of Dyshe, Dilworth,
and Penning. The editor believei that this Manual in plan and
execution will be food to be much better adapted to row the
ifirtt feeds of learning, than any that has preceded it, and as it will
teed tra facilitate their labours, he anticipates the kind patronage
of Teochas and Parents in general.
Printed for R. Puma's, No. 71, St. Paul's Church-yard ; and
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WOOD FOR .A1.Y..-TO SOLD BY AUCTION,

Upon Tuel.lay the atii October next, on the E'tates of Lethen.
Dulcie, oulsooly. and Brightmoney,
A rsOUT t4,occ Old Natured Fir Wood of the
brit Q:2ality aacl Growth, avcrag.. ai-nit 12 cubical feet, all
6t for fLip huiLling, and :very other ufttt.i purpofe Advantage-
otfly I,tuatt oa :he tanks of the River Findhorn, which lands
th,n a: the .. port thereof. ".If,i at Coulniony, about z6,cco old
pl .; trd of the I.,'t prowths and length, average about
I: feet, :•h :he f.m, ~.'eartage of water caniagc, but five
tre 1,2 p e ;1 On the fame grounds, there
a-e - •. o Acr• sO. i-ch and Altar Wood to be difpoted of; and
at I..:Len At rkeri, planti.d Fir Wood ; alfo at ditto 2CCC stie
/.lb, OA:. I lin, Piave, and Gun 'frees, average about
Ica tack, but many of the very largeft the and belt
q Ity.
Over and above which a great number of leffer fined Fir Trees
are cot tamed in each I et, fit for every defcriptian of (mailer work.
The Rosy to begin at It tide Bridge. at 12 o'clock noon, and the
wbol: wail be &fooled of in euniu'o Or lota, as paraders may 10-
din. IL cal credit on goo I fecurity w ill be given, and prow time
&limed :Or cutting and tar -y tii; off the woods. In the above,therei
arc molt advasitn,cms Grua' iins and command of water, and fails
for erreling Saw Mills. Purchafera may be acommodated with
farms for carrying on the Manutadure, entry to which at White
E nday 1 rlt. Mr. Cummitiv, of Logie, near Forrefs, North Sri:
tale; or Mr. 8..1m two, Aberdeen, will give what father
swarm may be required.

.lay was pub:Med, in one Voturnr, Demy Odavo, embel-
lithed with ticgant Fmgravlnrs, prier 9s. lo boards, and on fine
Paper, Royal Oetavo, price ala in boards, a New Edition, wit,b
Notes and Illunratinna, of
rrHE HISTORY, Ancient and Modern, of the
SIVRIEFDOMS of FIFE and KINROSS. with a Deferlp-
tion of b4ll, and of Ihe FIRTHS of FORTH andTAY, and the
Marc!. in them ; with an Account of the Natural Noche& of the
LAND and WA'T'ERS.
By Sir ROBERT SIBBALD, M. D.
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FRANCE.

1:61-. 27.

VAT;OIIj rhi.llol:S :,TC at prZnit farmed here, lIS to
the tattittt t bat the general one is,
that it wia I)G till next year. It iN tlion;:;ht
th.tr Irtland was prevented by the 1:,,g•
lith fleet keeping its lJtion off Brea luting the latt.

ternpcl;:loir contrary to all expeCta...ion.
The report g.tins ground, that a convention has
been coikluded between the Sr. Domingo Blacks and
our troops, in pin IIiaIICC of which, thole that are kit
will evacuate that cclony, which is to be decialcd in-
, dr:pendent.
The Dutch Admiral VE Huy t will, it is laid, have
the command of the Batavian and Frenzla naval force
on the coati of Zealand.

Many Bankruptcies have occurred at Bourdexix,
Ror T I RDA M, Dc.c. Z.—Although it now fcems to
he a mitter of douht if the delcent on the Brifiih
, coatis will be made this year, the preparations making
in this country to cooperate with the French, both
by lea and land,. by no means relax. Number., of
!mall vefrels have been pitrchafed here, on French
I. account., which arc to be fait to the various ports of
embarkation.
13.1 A PROCEEDINGS.
London, England, 1803-12-14

THE next Prefentaiion to a Living, of the yearly
.11. Volta of youl. &toted In a healthy County, about fray Mika
front London —Fortin'. Particulars may be known by enquiring
of Mr. Richards, No fib. Berner's them, Oaford•road, London.
London, England, 1803-12-14

HMV. OP COMMONS.

lAA Timor Pert, moved, that the Petition preented on be-
half of Mc Sierra Leone Company, in a former Seffion, be referred
to a Cononi;:ce. Agleed to.
Mr. Losuourie trought up the Mutiny Bill, which was read a
d. ft time, and ordered for a kcond readirrg to-morrow.
Mt. jo RN SON, from the Secretary of State's Office in Ireland,
perfented an accoutre of the Bank of Ireland Note. in circulation.
Ordsrsd that a (efficient number of topics he printed fur the ufe
of the Member..

Mr. Hoodoos/ brought up the Report of the Committee of
Supply.
A Maine from the lordF announced their I.mM:tips' affent to
the ("flowing Bala, wi, bout any amendment, viz. Malt Duty Bill,
s.cco,cooL Loan Fzehcquer bill, Penfion Duty bill, Irilh Sugar
Drawl,,,ch Bill, O lil,eation Indemnity Bill, Irilh Sulpenfion
Prom!ffory Note Pall, Eat India Bond Bill, and &man'. Defer-
Bon Bill.

Admiral BER KT VEY prefented a Petition from the Debtors cont
fined in Oloticell• r gaol. Ordered to lie on the table.
Alderman Pr.ler prefentcd Paition from the Petters confined
in the Kinea Bench Pant Ordered to lie on thc table.
Sir WM. ELFORD gave notice, that he should, after the recefa,
nv.ve to know the rcaGin why a rap: ;table fervant nif the public.
(Mr. Marfh.,ll) had been diftniff•el front his office by thc Corarnif-
(toners appointed to enquire into naval abt;:es.
Mr. Yost a a relented a lift of the Yeomanry and Volunteer
Corp: whof, G rviees h,cl 'ren accepted and placed in the eftablifh-
merit of Irel.mcl. Ordered to lie on the table, and a fufficient num-
Wr printed for the ule of the Members.
London, England, 1803-10-26

LONDON.

In confe^nettee f the great length of Rtt./7";'. Trill, and other
et nworatc Matt, r, we h.ivc been et!tligcti to pottrone the on-
tinuation of the tlet3,l, refpcdling Saint Domingo.—lt w:11 ap•

pcar to-moz row.

WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 26.
flu MAJESTY PROCLAIM tp.—Holid.iy at the Public Oficcs.

The Dublin M.iil of this morning has brought ns
the trod of the Rebel General Resstx at Downpa-
trick, on Wednefday laft. He was found guilty,after
a long and impartial trial. He was executed on
Friday. lic behaved with much fortitude.
We learn, that a confixierable degree of alarm
refpeßing invafion prevailed in Dublin on Saturday
IA A report was very prevalent that day, that a
French force was effecting a landing on the weacrn
coati near Galway. It was loon afcertained, how.
ever, by the following Official Notification. that there
was no truth in the report :

MANSION-HOUSE. DUBLIN, SAT. OCT. 12, 1303.

The Right Hon. the LORD MAYOR, wilting to prevent the Ci-
titens of Dublin from bring deceive lor alarmed by report. circu-
lated by the defigning or difaffeded, lofes no time in acquainting
the Public, that he has this moment received the following letter
front the SEC2/.1 ART Of STATL. By order,

ARC/I. UAMILTON, RTC.

COPT or A LETTPIt FROM THP lIITCRT HON. MC P*ICILHAM TO

THE RJOUT HON. THE LORD MAYOR:

DPELIN CASTLE, SAT. OCT. 22, 1203.

My tord.—Ax lettere have proinhly been received in Dublin by

this morning's Mail, Rating that three Prtnch frigates bad anchored
4n Muilow-man Bay, near Sligo, I lofe no time in informing you,
that the 'cirri, that have come to anchor there are Britifh men of
war, that have hem ensiling for tome time off the north welter:a
coaft of Ireland .—I have the honour to be, my Lord,
Your I,nrdlhip's melt faithful and obedient fervant,
London, England, 1803-01-07

GIBRALTAR. DECEMBER .16.

a On the 14th, the THETIS frigate a: rived from
Malta, in 13 days, having on board about ago
invalids and difcharged men, for England.
• Previous to the failing of the:nisi-is, the Re.
sisranca had arrived at Malta, in 13 days, from
Portfmouth ; by which they had received the firft
certain accounts, that we were not to evacuate
Malta, and which had excited the greateft joy
amongft the natives.
• The Neapolitan troops, it was conjeaured,
would {portly be fent back again.
• Tranfports failed from Malta on the 27th of
November, to bring away the remainder of the
army from Alexandria, which was then under the
command of General Sr. awatur. Lord CAW/
had arrived at Malta, on his way to England.
6, Our fleet were all well in, Oriflein Bay on the
4th of November, which is the laft accounts we •
have from them. Sir ROBERT Bart cow, with the
TRIUMPH and Acincooar, had been at Algiers.
to carry the copy of the New Mediterranean/7111-CE
to the Day, and it was fuppofed all our differences
with the Dar were adjufied.
" The French have colleeted upwards of twelve
thoufand men in Corfica, chiefly in the neighbour-
hood of Ajaccio, which had excited confiderable
alarm'and uneafinefs in the ifland of Sardinia.
• The GREYHOUND frigate afro arrived here on
14th, in 14 days from Leghorn : the had alfo been
at Toulon about fix weeks ago, and had vifited
moll of the principal ports in the Mediterranean.
At Leghorn there was a French garrifon of about
3000 men : at Toulon they had four fail of the
line, ready for fea, and a number of troops in the
neighbourhood, though in the town they had not
mote than fix thoufand men as a garrifon. • The
Dutch fleet of five fail of the line, under Admiral
De Winraa. was lying at Cagliari, in Sardinia.
The French had withdrawn their troops from the
town of Genoa, but they had sOOO mon encamped
near it.

“ The TH art s frigate, and the Hoy No (loop of
war, failed for England yefierday.
44 The Garrifon, thanks to the corral difcipline
introduced by his Royal Highnefs the Duke of
Kier, and the unceafing attention he pays to the
comfort of the troops, is in a good liate of health.”
London, England, 1803-01-07

ON REVISITING II: SCENES OF ARLIF.R LIFE.

ADDRESSED TO A FRIEND.-.-BY G. DTER.

whom : tnet is earlier day,
Following. as Set etre e led the way,
And warmly !laird a grain:us pante
Glowing with FR r ED3,1% (tern; flame,
What time, by Cam% 11 tw-gliding Hiram.
I fluted at rare the rettlire theme;
Or, as in tome Aonian Grove, .
Where Dards ecflatic lor'd to rove.
I 'truck, at FANCY'S call, the ClaOe Lyre,
And felt, or fecm'd to feel, force Prophet's holy fire

We raw no Alps in grandeur climb,
Nor Oceao rous'd to thought fublitne,
No Mountain-torrents roll'd around,
Nor Rocks gave out the myrtle found:
Yet clear was Morning's earließ Liglit,
The Star of Evening mild and bright;
And. lofty on his mid-day throne,
The Sun, in beauty glorious, (bone;
Sweet was the Oalc that bruited the wavy Sell,
Ar.SNAv v at's limploft forms could charms uncumbee yield!

But now no more!—for time has fped,
And many a golden Day dream fled;
While backward as I turn my eye
Fri.nds, now no more, awake the &lig
And, all, as fwift the Rivers glide,
To lofe theinfelves in Ocean's tide;
And, as the Birds forget to fing,
And Trees rut off the drefs of Spring,
So thou, my Friend, art halt'ning on to death,
And .1 Bull ceafc from Song, ar.d loon refign my breath !
But, rife from feenes of freTh delight—
Some vifion'd hlifs charm my fight;
And long as aught of life (hall
Let Tome new Day-dream chase the raft;
Still fire me, Fa tinost's ardent throng,
And fill me, foul enchanting Song;
Still, Faustus' P, deign with me to RA
And ralfc your slur in my Breaft!
But, when the nobler Virtues cafe afire,
Oh, then, ye Virgins, dole, and Life Weir mire !
London, England, 1803-01-07

riOVER, JANUARY S.

Sailed the Venus, idDover, Capt. SMART, for
Boulogne, with Lord I...italtßDALlt and other
palrengers ; the Friends of Folktione ; the French
boat la Dolphin, for Calais; William and Cathe-
rine, of Sunderland ; Pitt, Capt. GOLDIIIII l'A.
chilies, of and for Boulogne,Cappt.Coa■ V s; l'Alex-
ander, of and for ditto, Capt. Fort., and the Good
Intent, Capt. Rik°.
Arrived the Duchefs of York bye-boat from
C-alais ; and paired by three Eaft Indiamen for
the River, names unknown.
London, England, 1803-01-07

WHITEHAVEN, JANUARY 4.

We had a very revere gale of wind on Tad:lay
night, which continued the whole of Wednefday,
accompanied with a heavy fall of rain. Satnrdiy
was alfo a very flormy day.
The Sarah Ann, Richards, is on (bore near
Workington.—The Singleton, Harm, is loft at
Belcary. The people with difficulty fayed.
London, England, 1803-01-07

DUTCH MAIL

This morning a Mail arrived from Holland.
The winter, which has fcarcely been felt in.this
country, has put an end to the Canal Navigation
there.

HAGUI, Die. as.—All our are Canals frozen.
and the communication with Amflerdam and odair.
cities of the Republic is carried on by land, whits
in confequence of the expence of carriage his pro-
duced an increafe in the price of every kind of
provifions.
To prevent the importation of prohibited met-
chandize, the Government has publithed a new
14w, containing meafures which will render the
contraband commerce, if not impaGble, at leaf!
exceedingly difficult.
London, England, 1803-01-07

nut in the

Inirmities.

After inniatiol into every branch u an Army Surgeon, I
formed a with at au early period of Pradiee to refcue hadivlda.
an from the ignorance of uneducated Men, of the equally
germs precipitancy of general Pradtitioners.
The THREE DISORDERS, to the care of which I have de.
vetted my attention. onmprize twiny fpcdca of VENEREAL
INFECTION, whether of a recent or long doratioa--Sdiy.
AU kinds of DEBILITY, whether wiling from the habits 4
Schoolboys, or the linlulgence of mature at, c. and laltly that de-
nwgeownt of the fyftem in Woman which is called BARREN
NEW: or STERILEIV.

Numerous dlfeafea are the refult of Ignorance or hale In OW
treatment of a Staple Gonorrhea, and it not unfrequently hap.
pens that the f-eds of Life arc poifoned by the htdifcretion elan
unguarded hour. By a &pyritic method fuck complaints aft
easily cured, and even where others have failed, I troll that II
may preheat to oar a radical re-eftabliihrnent
Few, however, are the cafes of complicated dards is the
diferder, compared with the calamitous Stuatioes of Men, Wile
from indulgence, in a SOLITARY VICE, or the prevalent
Gaieties of a falleonahle Life, acquire that Rate of Debility
hid* is the unavoidable coaftloence of (verb pernicions habits.
Where the unhappy (utterer broods over his ini.cry, but care-
fully commis Ida misfortune, it may be forte emir... Was Sir
him to know, that although it be an object of doubt or amyl.
tainty wish other Praaitinners, the removal of eltaL Mew
CIENCI ES by the gradual progrefs of renegades Is the sequins
meat of my ,t:erience. If the rites of Bacchus or Venus have
begun to reduce manly vigour, much anxiety will be prevails*
by an arty emanteradion of this languid Rau, and in dam
cafes no great diacultias will occur.
But where Ole deficiency ilia, for years trifled, a prerr
Perfeverance is iodifpetilibly requilke to revive Om austraing
fp.uks of Life, and so re-animate the Conahotioo.
MARRIED WOMEN, who hare loag been dezppsintit
in their expand/me of a Family, may be affderd, dm*
inflating futh deeds are curable by Medical. . - . .

The SECRECY which is fo ercniial to my undertaking,mta
the Ctialificatims wiskl I have pt.:fumed 'to Rate, form the
Bags of my pretentious, mid its coincidence with flub this has
=bon is given, that Mr. BREE may be coofeated perfume'?
(or by karts Incloleg a fmall note) at his houfe, No. ap, Amps
ftrrct, Strand, near Temple-Bar
There is an additional entrance I. Water-Rrect
and the name is on both the doom
London, England, 1803-01-07

FROM THE MONITEUR.

Some houfes at Franckfort, Nuremberg, and
Hamburg)), have long been the channels through
which the money defined to pay for the crimes
excited on the Continent was tranfmitted. If it
be true that the faCtion ha& to the repofe of
Europe willed to continue facrificing the treafures
of a people who have fo many titles to be ffyled
brave and illations, and to fecond the views of
DUTHIIL, DANDRI, the Bifhop of ARIAS, Gale.
&c. we advife them to employ circumfpec-
tion, and the Magiftrates in the cities to be vigilant,
for all countries, and particularly commercial
ci-
ties,which give (better to the agents of that faction,
becaufe their magazines are beyond the fees, and
becaufe in this ltruggle they expend money and
not blood, mutt know by experience, that war
carries with it diallers to which they may become
more viftims than others, in confequence of their
weaknefs: cities,therefore, whore exiftence depends
on commerce, are more interefted than others,
that the peace fo happily re ellablithed fhould be
of long duration.
Several Journals, copying the Mweitter, have
aliened that M. Fisou ARLIN had been banker to
the wretched MOODIE, and the atrocious W,cs-
Itast. This family, one of the firft at Lyons, have
been much diftreflid by an imputation fo contrary
to their fentiments of honour, and have taken the
earlief opportunity 4 f contradiaing this miltake.

Here follows a letter from the fon of M. Fla-
GUERLIN, in which he aliens th.st his f.tber never
had any intercourfe. either direa or indirce. with
Marrs. %Vic,'Ham and DM. DIM

(The letter alluded to, it is tuuicceffary to give )