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Star.
London, England, 1803-03-08

SHEERNESS, MARCH -.

skeriyed his Majefly's (loop HARPY, Caprala
Naar, for the purpofe of carrying provitions to
his MAjelly's fhip CLYDE, Itationed at Leith.—
The ARCHER, Mon v, and CRUCIAL gun.vefftls,
hive silo attired here, and remain at the Little
Nore.

The Satisfaltion brig, Captain CssysgLL, of
Stockton, from London bound to Amfterdam,laden
with fugar, has put in here, having fpr.ing a leak,
btt is.csow repaired—Wind eaftwardly, blows a
violent gals with (now and hail.
The Oruro's, is paid off and put into ordinary
at Chatham.
London, England, 1803-03-08

PORTSMOUTH, MAR CH 6.

This day arrived the (hip African, Capt. Jima',
from the Downs, bound to the South Seas ; apd
Albion, Wat.as it, from Sheernef, and came into
Harbour.—Sailed the Endeavour, HoLials, for
Cork and Jamaica.
This morning arrived the CI aro', of 33 guns,
Commodore Srovroan, Captain Pescocite, from
Antigua ; and JuNo, of 33 guns, Capt. RICHARD-
soIi, from the Downs; Wu the blows/ gun brig,
Lieutenant TILL'', from Deptford.
Sailed the ACatr♦ frigate, Captain WOOD, for
Guerufey.
The Commander of every thip in the harbour
has received orders to repair to Spithead with all
poffibledifpatch.
The Ammo's frigate, Captain HARDY ; and
the Am• sow, Captain PARKER, are ordered to fea ;
the former will fail to-morrow for Cork.
London, England, 1803-01-05

FAMILY QUARRELS.

NEW MUSIC, pablifhed by Clement' and Co. i 6, Cheapade.
AIAY we ne'er want a Friend, nor a Bottle
-to. give him, and the S Osseo welcome Htinsawle
lung hy dun, in the new Opera cakied Pager
Quarrels, each t 06d.
Once happy in a peaceful Home, u fung by Mrs. Harty
Siddons, in the Comedy of Delays and Blunders t 6
Oh Illy, Tweet Fair, an Inciter to Muire's favourite Biliad
of Oh Lady Fair, compofed by Dr. Steenion - 3 0
Limand of the Hill, a favourite Duet, by ditto • a 6
With a variety of other New Sent and Sonatas for the Piano
Forte. '
London, England, 1803-01-05

TO CHEMISTS, DRUGOIS rs. Sce..-.TO RE SOLD,

A COMMODIOUS DWELLING•HOUSE,
together with an ERAUsed Banes, Stock, du. in the
Tepsand Drag Trade, moft defirably and eligiblf &tuned in
the principal itreet in a large and pot/Wens Market Town—may
be entered us immediately. The Houk is Fuebo:d, eonGfts
of a large Shnp, the Front ay feet, a large Parlour behind,
Kitchen, Warehoitics, Four Stall-Ralik, good Dining and Bed-
rooms, and ceuveniencies for a large Family, a dry Cellar, very
much adapted for the Wine Trade.

For hither Particulars apply. (Letter- Poft Paltl,) lb Mr.
Wm. Pathos, Grocer, Lower Tharuct-Itrect, lituber.
London, England, 1803-01-05

PINSBJRY•SQjARE ACADEMY.

Will open, after the redeet—Vacation. as Monday the lath
intim
T"E objedt:of this icariemp is that
of finiihing the,Editation ar Twang Gendenen in Con-
meet*, and Mathematical Learning. It la penalladp aka-
lated for thole who have hem turcustat up at Public kiwi% Sr
e r CtJlical Seminari.e. and vollto with to be expeditiouitly
qualified for foreign or domallie Trade, the Navy. air the Ovil
bemire of the Eaft-India Companyea-Tbie ELM& cot is
adapted both to the reception of Boarders and the banal/on
of Papilla who do not rade in tie Family. The ionamssoda-
Coat and treatment arc liberaL Separate lichoole are appro-
priated to different branches et Study; and able Mailers ue
ourloyed in every department.

CHICHESTER PREPARATORY SCHOOL FOR
YOUNG GENTLEMEN.

'h/[RS. CATHERY molt refprefully informs
AMA her Friends and the Public, that her School win open
ufler the prefcot vacation, on Monday the loth d January,
ato3,, for the reception of Young Gentlemen, flag Four to
Nine Years of Age.

Mrs. Catbery i. forty to find by feveral of her Friends, that
the Plan of ber Scbool has not beets generally onderftood, as
mammy have imagined that the would not keep any Soy, after
Seven year; of age, or allow Any of them to be taught Writing,
Adtbroet;e, &e. She therefore begs to fay, that Young Oen.
tiemen of the above ages are received by her, and Will Mellowed
to remain 'Slit is agreeable to their Friends to remove Mei% to
Academies (citable to the Prokam or Trade kyr which they
May be Intended.
London, England, 1803-01-05

Ka r, GERRARD-STREET. WHO.

I AND I. WOOD beg leave to return thanks to
sr • their numerous Friends for the many Favours conferred
en than daring their reader= in Gerrard Meet, and rdp R-
ick le-plaint Cum, that having difputed of the Concern to
2slc :es. Owen's, Cars, sad Congers, they estaeftlyrceentatend
thou id their patronage end rapport

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VDWARDS, CASS, and COOPER, aloft re-
fpedtfully segnabit the DlMlity‘ Genii &lir Maids,
and the Public to general, they have takes thaitostemilve Con-
cern.late Mars. J. and J. Woods, Not, Cierreed-areet, Soho,
and in addition to their valatable Stock eilasully Lines. Feral-
tore, Prints, &c. laid in a new and elegant ASortanent of Linen
Drapery Goods of every deferiptioo, winch they ate deter-
rained to fe I on the molt reafonable Terms.

E. C. and C. heg to obferve they intend keepieg a mock
mote general Alfortment of Goods then their Pet:doodlers have
done of late years, and pay that Perfonal attendee to they
Cuitom:rs, which will admit clan opportunity to fee all their
Friends treated on the moft liberal Plan, and ball always
he careful to recommend thdrattides that will blare is illiess
future confidence.
N. R. flack Sareetiets, Bontbamens, Bisenhansts. and every
Article fur Family Maiming. Real Welch and
.haiiiberp
Flannels. . .
London, England, 1803-10-15

WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 7.

In my letter of the zd inilant, [fee the STAR of
Saturday 14] I informed you of the capture of a
Moorifh corvette, by the American frigate Philadel•
phia, which had fent the prize into this place. We
have fence learnt, that on the intelligence reaching
Tangiers on the 4th infant, Mr. SIMPSON, the Ame-
rican Conful, was taken out of his houfe at 11 o'clock
the fame night and dragged to prifon. On the fol.
lowing morning all the other COnfuls had a meeting
to deliberate on the line of conduit they ought to
follow on the occafion, and applied to have Mr.
SIMPSON liberated. This demand was loon after
complied with, on their becoming fecurity for his
not leaving that country without the confent of the
Emperor, till the affair be fettled. In the mean
time, the American frigate continues to ail agree-
ably to her intiruitic.ns, and has again failed from
this phase in q'ueft of another corfair, known to be
cruizing off Cape St. Vincent.
London, England, 1803-10-15

GIBLILTAR, SEPT. 5.

The darpefore yenerday the MAIDSTONE frigate
arrived here from Lord NILSON'S flat off Toulon,
in eight days. She repeats the intelligence comm•
tied in a former letter [fee Sr,E. of 7th OaFsber]
of fume French frigates having cfcaped out of Tun-
when our fleet was forced off by the wind, and
cal.tured two of our tranfports and a man of war
fchooner, the REDBRIDGE. lam happy to find that
the two former were empty, and of little value.
Admiral Cam PBFL L, in the Camnpus, of fio gtms,
Captain CON N ; and the TRIOMF H, of 74. guns, Cap.
fain Sir R. BattLow, had joined Lord NELSON'S fleet
before the MmosroNt, left it. His Lordfltip's force
then confined of eight fail of the line.
London, England, 1803-10-15

NEW INCOME TAX.

This day were publiihed,
VEA RS I.EY's NEW TAX TABLES, for the
pedant sad enfuing Year, (price One Shilling only). Con-
taining, among a Variety of other Matters, an accurate Statement
of the following Taxes'!—The AMIN Taxes for the Year 1803,
—lime Confolidated and additional Alitifed Talcs which will com-
mence in April;lB4.,--The New R .ecipt Tax.—A new Stamp
Table correded.—The whole of the new confolidated Excik Du-
rk. —And a faithful Altitraft of the very important General Tax
upon Inotnee.
Printed for G. Yearley, No. ad, Flest4reet.
London, England, 1803-10-15

Ma/ INVENTED HATS.

IN confequence oldie very great complaint of late
of the had quality of Hata, bls induced Mr. HARE, of No'
yt, Strand, who has refilled there there so years, to try the as-
perinteut of Mbar; Mole's Fur with Seaver, and which he Ina
found to anfwer his molt ardent expeditions, nit only far their
durability, which, on trial, win be found to wear oat mar two
fuck Hits as are made in the uftsal way,the Mole Fur staking than
to much finer, and of a elokr texture Ibis the various mark Furs
that are tifually made de of in the maneatturing of Hats; and,
with other good qualities, the Far will not emu WS, which has
been fa much complained of, of late, as well as their taking a molt
beautiful Black, and which will retain their colour: and being the
manufatturer of his own Hats, he fells them at the low price of
31 ts. (tamps included. Likewile a variety of array and navy hats,
folding ditto. patent filk haw, livery bats, and Ladiesand Children's
bats, elegantly trimmed; worthy the attention of Merchants fir
exportation.—Mole lkim bought in any quantity.—Letters about
Hole Skins malt be pelt-paid.
London, England, 1803-10-15

THE INVASION.

Yefterday we protnifed to lay before our readers the following let-
ter from Calais on this fubleet. Isla from a perfpo actually ca-
viled in the bounds. For rations which mutt be fulheiently
obvious. we fupprefs a part of It. This letter ferves to thew with
what cosidence they counted oo being able to execute their
project only two days before the bombardment of the place.
" CALAIS, SEPT. 24.
_ _

" I may probably pay you a vifit loon, and in a way
which I little expected when I !aft quitted your hof.
pitable roof. lam attached to the army now col-
Idling here to invade you, though I need hardly
affure you it would be much more pleating to me
to fee you on amicable terms. I think, notwithttand-
ing the zeal and alacrity manif:ilcd in every depart-
ment, and the immenfe fupplies Bona 'say' has ob-
tained for the purpofc, that it will be the end of Au-
tumn before the gun boats and pinnaces are ready,
though they are finithed and completed fin' tea as
if by magic : indeed fo anxious are the troops for the
expedition, that nothing will keep them eafy, but
the expectation of fpeedily embarking.
"I fincerely with chat the matter in difpute could be
adjufted before the wful and critical moment arrives.
The attack is to be very exteufive, and repeated at
(hurt intervals by three hundred thoufand men, out
of which I think, allowing every poll ble chance for
England, that one hundred and fifty thoufand will
make gouda landing, while the other half are drown-
ing or deftroying ; and who can calculate the mifchief
that would be done by one hundred and fifty thou-
land fanguinary men, accuttomed to war and blood
fhed, and who are actually bawling like mad bulls
to be let lode on England, not fearing tht danger
or confequence ! Should I be carried to your quarter,
I fhould, forgetting national animafities,endeavour to
make myfelf ufefa lam now
Your friend expels to be attached to
the civil department that is to accompany the army
from this place, who are to be engaged in levying
contributions for the fupport of the troops, and orga-
nizing a new form of Government. It is reported
here,that after the general fubmitlion has taken place,
all who are found exprelfing their difappri.bation of
the Conlular Government, are to be tent to France,
and from thence to French Guyana. For the fake
of my friends in England, I hope Goo Aeuto STY
will avert the blow, and bring yc.ur Government to
a proper fence of sisfituatien. ;VI-en here, BONAPARTI
obierved, that in a Ilion time England would be
glad to purchafe a peace at tl.: es pence of Malta,
and 211 that the Ltd plundered cudi.r that pretence,
but tha; ;hat ratne v.s 411 iv)! bc furfic*ent."
London, England, 1803-12-27

FAIRLESS 9. HIPITIR.

Mr. East iaa kid, this cafe lay in a very narrow
compafs. It wai merely for his Lorelfhip and the
Gentlemen of the Jury to afcertain the corm& mode
of admeafuri a quantity of mahogany, which had
been imported into this country from the Bay of
Honduras, in the chip James and Rebecca. Accord-
ing to one mode, and the coned mode of admea-
furement, the mahogany in queflinn amounted to
188,363 feet it inches; but, according to the com-
mon mode of menfuratinn, it only amounted to
t69,0r feet 4 inches. The quantum of the freight
would depend on which of thefe calcalations was
deemed the corm& one. _ _ _ _

One of the Gcuticmen of the jury faid, there were
tworn Brokers to mealtire this mahogany, in retina
to the freight.
Mr. Gent was the only witnes called in this cafe,
who faid, he had meafured this cargo of mahogany
in cubical feet, and k amounted to t 69.070 feet 4
inches. He meafured it in the ufual way.i
I. ELLIN 111/ROUGH." Is that the enfant
mode of ;maturing i 1 ?"—tt. •• It is she conflant
made."

Mr. Easton e contended that was ea imam& ad.'
msafaresnent, and that the Plaintiff was entitled to
freight according to the real contents of the 'maho-
gany on board his (hip.
Lord ELL re soationn raid, people in making
their contrads. entered into them oa the footing of a
certain meeture. . .
_ _

Mr. Eass Ina laid, the only trellis's was, whether
this mahogany ought to be snealured according to
the truth—according to its real contents?
Lard Eu.awanaooor.—•• That is the conftant
mode.—Mr. Gent, you have never ascii-owed maim.
*any, imported from Honduras, in any other way r
—A " Never, my Lord."
Lord Est.'s 'mot/wt.—is Shall we now &t op
another mosle

The Defeadant had paid according in that admea.
furcntent, and therefore the jury hound a Verdilt for
t:.: .
London, England, 1803-03-01

RUSSIA.

T. r7T/11.581.14!GII, JAN. 11.--7...1-er: de BII1D•
late Am!;..ti:tdor at Stockhal:n, is placed
e ri .1 al ~f Inialitty with the Army.. ar.d it is Cup-
), tl:at he is ee.lgned to he
a;..,verr.lr of Petc:fburgh. Baro7 Nicor.Al,l',..!-
ti!...-lt of the Impel tal Academy 4 t Stienco.,
po.mitted to rein on accuutit ut ed‘a.ic..d

• The F.!!PEY cit has named a Comm .:'.nn to di nw
up a new Code of Laws for the I: +",•t Eropi e.
'the Pruffian Code is to ferve as it.: model.
The BO Chamberlain Prince NA *: Tscrtx tsi is
%mitre, here from his tour, and blcinght Frith
Aim foire excellent aftors for the Ft =eh Ineatre:
'rote are to 1.31 cw.
Count rPAk TRAIGUIS in Drefden, as a reward
for die diilinguithed zeal which he has fliev.n in
the affairs committed to his care, has been ranted
Counfellor of State.
The Government of Wyburg, formerly the
province of Finnland, has received by an lint erial
Ukafe the name of Government of rim:land.
The Imperial Cabinet pays every year to the
Direflors of the Ruffian Court Theatre the fum of
2 14.000 roubles ; to which is added the entrance
money, amounting to 130,000 roubles, fo tha: the
expense: are 364.,0c.0 roubles.
The EMPEROR of RUSSIA of having two (hips
fitted nut againfl next fpring, which are to fail
• Crontladt on a voyage of difcovery round
the world, principally, however, with a view to
exatnine the north-call coatis of Alia and the op.
vitro coatis of America.
JANUARY 25.--The Great Duke NICHOLAS will,
it is Paid, be named High Admiral ; and, during
his minority, all the bulimic of that office be done
by Admiral Iscxiscuatiou.
Within thefe few 'days an eiprefs is gone to
Eutin, who is to go from thence to Itatithon, on
account of the Duke of OLDENBURG, whom the
F:MPRIOR wa tnly fupports.
In the night of the isith. a fire broke out in the
great hofpital sn the Wyburg quarter of this city,
on accnnnt of the high wind, could not be
checked till the mot ning. A great part of the
holp;tal is laid in allies ; but, notw•ithilanding
ail
Wdls buried in fleep when it broke out, and the
number ut tick is very large, not a tingle life was
foil, thanks to the vigorous and efficacious mc:t•
fares commanded by his I►rrrßlAL MAJLSTY, Nll,l,
Ni:h his ►:rather Prince CORSrANTINII,
pa•
ired the whole tii;_ht at the fire.
On Sunday REAUMER'S thermometer was at
26 deg. below the freezing point.
PiIRLIMIIENT4II(7" PRUCELDIAGS.
London, England, 1803-03-01

PORT DUT:' s.

The CH AN C Limit of the EXCHDVER f. eing in
his place the sem thy Chief Magiiirate for the City
t•f London, expreffed his wilh that his promifed
motion, relative to Export Duties, which now
flood.tbr Wedneklay, might be deferred for a few
days longer, as, notwith (landing that every pollihle
tliipatch had been exerted, it had neverthelels been
found impradicable to furnith all the returns from
the different ports neceffary to a fair and full dif-
cuflion on the fobjed.
The LORD MAYOR agreed to poapone his mo•
Lion to Wednelday fe'nnight.

PRIVATS DUSINISII.
Mr. SPEAKSit gave notice, that after this day he
did not intend to go into any private bufinels after
the public bufinefs of each day was over, Give only
on the days for Ballotting Committees; but that,
in order as much as poffible to expedite the private
buiinefs before the Houfe, he should henceforward
take the Chair of the Houfc at three o'clock, if he
fbould be enabled fo to do.
After going through fomc private Bufinefs, the
Committees of Ways and Means and Supply were
deferred to Wednefday, and the Houfe adjourned.
London, England, 1803-03-01

MAPLE HAY near LITCHFIELD.
TO BE 1.1.. F.
From the asth of March, 18os, for Five Years certain, and
for a longer Tenn, conditionally,
ANEW well•built harldfmne VI LL A, of Brick
and Stone, with Wertmoreland Slates; containing a con
fiderable Number of convenient Rooms, one of them 'Twenty.
five Feet Nine Inches by Eighteen Text Three Inches, and near
Sixteen Feet High; a Large walled Garden well planted, and
Shrubbery adjoining ; excellent Stabling, Fold Fa:it and ample
and convenient Out-buildings; the Situation dry and beautiful,
overlooking the City of Lichfield, diitant One Mile and a Halt,
and in view of Hints Hills, Hopwas Hey, litylufen, Frceford,
Ste. on the Brow of a Hanging Lawn of Twcrty-
eight Acres. Otirted all its Length by a River-like Wrer and
lithcry, with Plantations; md all or Part of One Hundred
Acres more of good Pafture and Meadow, chiefly isin: all
round the Hoek, with Sporting over th: cucialbre finr,..unding
Manor ofPipe.

A Perkin in the Honk will thaw a Plan of the Whole ; and
any owe after a View, and not otberwik (Dekription by
Letter giving mach Trnuhle without affording any adequate
Idea,) may treat with S. Pipe Wolferitan, Efg near Tarn worth,
about Tcn Miles front the Spot; or with Media 3. Billiton, jail.
and Co. at Kilian, near Siiiffnal, Shropildre.
London, England, 1803-03-01

HALF A CROWN WELL LAID OUT.

DR. TRUSLER's ANNUAL MEMO RAN.
DUM BOOK, for Farmers, Gentlemen, and Men of
Bufinefs, CONTAIN 4,
A Farmer's Annual Dorneftic Expenees.
Profits of Farming, and of • Dairy Farm.
Mode of Foretelliny all Weather.
To enrich Land for Sixpence per Acre.
To Harrow at t-6th of the ohm! Etpuice.
Tommy Grafi Land worn ont.
Comparative Value of Wolter Cattle-food.
To pet-Carve
wFreiltler Two I.CI-5.
To snake Cyder the boglisead.
Cato Weft India C at equal to Furkey.
increase Fruit-Trees by (lir.
To clean Knives without wearing them.
Receipts for Stilton and York RMb Chet fa.
To reduce Corpulency without Diet or Pkyfic.
On the Management of the Teeth.
Rkter Almoods proved a Poifon.
Danger of tight Gina' and high heeled Shoes.
With a variety of other interefting Articles in Hufhandry,
Gardening, Domeitic Ch.:wormy, and Sixty•four ruled Pages
of thick writing Paper. - • •

Sold by J. irociwell.— No, y, Cater-lane, Dolton' Coen-
'arms, price as. 6cl. with a Cato to ilip in, 3s.
In the Prcfs, a Third Volum (all Dew Matta) of Taos.
1 Luis Craemos.ocr.
London, England, 1803-09-08

NAUTICAL YNTELLICENCe

MAILS THIS DAY.—WIND S. S. W.
ARIL. Del. Alt. ZWII.
Dublin z o Hainborgh 0 3
Watorfbrd z 0 Li!boo o 0

PENZANCR, Stwitarapit s.—. Arrived the Reviere,
Cooper, from London, with fundries for this place.
The GANNIIT ffoop of war, Captain Ross, came in
the tit instant, from a cruize, and remains.
PLvraotrrn, Sm. 6.—Came in the French brig
l'Anne Marie, from Newfoundland, bound to Havre
de Grace, laden with fifh and oil, taken the Bth ult.
by his Majefty's fhip NAIAD, of 38 guns, Captain
WALLIS 2 the NAIAD is alfo arrived—The Isms-
amiss, of 38 guns, Captain Hormaps, from the
eallward; and the Comqyzaot, of 74, guns, from the
Channel Fleet.—Sailed the It 4 peat a USE on a cruize ;
and a fleet to the eallward, under convoy of an
armed brig.
PORTSMOUTH* SIM 7. Sailed the REVOLTS-
TioNAnte frigate, on a cruize.—Wind South.
DIAL, SIFT. 7.—Sailed the Pac•sirs frigate,
with French prifoners for Lynn ; ImmoirraLirs
frigate, SULPHUR bomb, JaLoust and Ran c Ea (loops
of war, on a cruize.—Wind E. N. E.

PROM LLOYD'S LIST.
GRAIMSIND, SEPT. 7.—Paged by the Providence, —, and
Induftry, Robertfon, from Dublin ; Carr, Calvert, front Wilroing
too; Neptune, Davidfon, and the Eagle, Whitworth. from &Raft
—Sailed the Diana, Britton, for Malta; Gibraltar, Craige, for
Gibraltar; Diana, Wood, for Peteriburgh ; Lelfe, Dirks, for
Toonhigen; Vmw Antle, Amy, far Embden; Hibernia, Coughey,
and Logan, Connell, for Bella&
ARRIVID—Off Dover, the New Draper, Hull, from Dublin—,
At Brant, Lewis Williams, Hughes. from Philadelphia.—At Li-
verpool, Betfcy, Thompfon, from Qsoen et and Scipio. Couplaki,
from Petarfburgh.—At Galway, Robert, Andrews, from Jamaica.
At, Oporto, Blohm, Trea; and Metife, Rennet, from Hull; Har-
away, Warrington. from &Riot ; Thames, Todd; Ranger, Luifta-
man; and Efdaile, Cobham, from London —At Dominica, Mar-
garet. Young, from Africa.-. 01 Damn ra ,Thogras , Martin,from
Africa.
London, England, 1803-09-08

COLCHESTER. SEPT. 7.

This morning at fix o'clock, the Royal South Lin.
cola, commanded by Colonel SHITHORP, marched
from the barracks on their route to Ipfwich, where
they are to remain for this night, and to-morrow to
proceed to Bromfwell Camp, where they are to be
brigaded with the '24th Infantry, and North York
Militia, under the orders of Sir Eat Coorc—This
movement has taken place at this advanced period
of the fcafon, in confequence of the removal from the
above Camp of three Regiments of the Line, who
have marchedthence to receive their fecond battalions
from the Army of Referve, and will mod probably be
employed on more alive fervice.—Some hundreds of
bricklayers and carpenters arc upon the road, for the
enlarging and building barracks at WoodbriJge, and
various other places on the Effez, Suffolk, and Nor-
folk coaft, in confequence of an Advertifement from
the Barrack Office, for tsoo men; t zoo of whom,
I learn, are aaually engaged, with protedions from
being preffed, 11. ss. travelling expences, and ss. sod.
per day wages, Sunday included.

Rorx, REGIMEA'T OF WESTMINSTER

VOLTJPA'7IERS.
London, England, 1803-12-20

A BUSINESS IN THE GROCERY AND SPIRIT TRADE
TO BE DISPOSED OF.

'TO BE DISPOSED OF, in Sali(bury, a good
atevatemeel Ballad* be tbs Omen and Spirit Trade, ill
'e high any Perim may be accommodated with immediate peed-
bon, without being Cabled to the inconvenience GC taking at a
large itock.--Particulars may be known by application to Mr.
Edward Jukes, High-Bract, 2, dos.
London, England, 1803-12-20

Meanwhile the Attrition Milllfter, when delireringthe
grounds of his vote at the Dict on November IL not
only repeated the wifheh of his Court, hut propafed,
with a view to accomplith them, the creation of feve-
ral new Catholic votes. He afked fix for Auftria
alone ; one for the Teutonic Order, and one for the
Order of St. John of Jerufalcm, for the Eleitor Arch
Chancellor, for the Princes Latour and Taxis, Salm
Salm, Fourtlenberg, and Lichtenflein„ and for the
Duke de Croi. Ile defined, in fine, the admiffion in-
to the. College of Princes with one vote, of Count
Fuggen Dal:en llaufen, the Pridces of Colloredo, of
Kevenhuller, of Mitternich, and of Truddefs Weld-
bourg. Their demands, which were adopted by the
Imperial Minifters, and by feveral of the Catholic
States, are grounded upon the injullice of the prefint
diaribution of votes of the Princes agreeably to the
new Law of the Empire.
London, England, 1803-12-20

JOHN SMITH, late of the Half Moon Inn, Pet.
worth, bcp leave to inform his Friends and the Public. that
be has taken the ROU L feN ARMS INN.late the Maiden Head,
paiingdoke, Hants, and humbly Wicks their fupport in the above
Inn, and does afore them, that nothing Ron be wanting in his
power to MGM their future favours.
Neat Pon.Chalteto.lable Hoeft.
London, England, 1803-12-20

In a few days win be publithed, in a not pocket volume.
LETTERS on a Courfe of Englifh Poetry,
Addrefed to a Young Lady.
By J. AIKIN, M. D.
?dived for J. Juhnfon, in St. Paul's Chureh-yard.
Whcre may be had by the fame author,
1. Letters from a Father to his Son, 2 yob. stn. boards.
2. England Delineated, or a Defeription of England and Wales,
with Mays of all the Countizs, Bs. fifth caloo.
3. Eveningi at Home, 4 vols. soy. bd.
♦ The Arts of Life: of providing Food, Clothing, Shelter, is.
London, England, 1803-10-12

MONEY READY TO ADVANCE.

ALL Pcrfons in the Potraion of Incomes, *riling
Isom Freehold, Copyhuld, or Leafebeld Mates, in Land or
Hocks, Maney in tliatunds, Rent Charges, Marriage Settlements,
Widows Jointures, AllDllitiCS, Patent Plum, Church Livings, or
any other certain Income for life, may be (applied with temppra.
y or permanent Sums of Mea4y to any amount, by paying Ad.
Laity isacrett for the fame.
The Nikiiity and Gentry of known property, or their heirs,
may he accommodated, on their pet-lomat fecurity 1 and in any
inflame witere the Lingle recant-, of an individual may be deemed
in:lA.:kw, the addition of another perfon to guarantee the pay-
MOIL Or U.. interdi, will remove the objedtion; and in all rake,
privilege will be fice• to the Public, to return the principal at
their ownoption.—Perfanal applications will be received every day
till four o'clock, and Lettere tram Correfpondents in town and
country, (pull paid) will he immediately anfwerini, addreffed to
the Director of the Kaightilicidge bank, at his town-houfe, No. 8,
Lower John-tired, Goiden-Cquare.
London, England, 1803-10-12

DLYMnRK.

Cot r n isr; EN, Sr. yr. 24.—Oar Government is Paid
to I: tve made ft:rious remoollrances to the Court of
London, concerning the b:hasiour of an Engli(h cut•
ter, which having chafed a French merchantman
into a putt of Norway, forcibly took it out by means
of her boats, and thus violated the rights of a neutral
territory.
The three Ruffian frigates are failed to St. Peterf-
bitrgh. The Danifli frigate Frederickllien, which
wilFirnmediately jail for the Weft Indies, is ready in
the Road.

SPPT. 27.—Count ST. SA►HORIN, our Mini(ler at
the Court of Vienna, has, it is (aid, requetled to be
recaned, on account of his health. Count WEDEL
JAILS/ G, hitherto Ambalfaclur in London, is fp.
ken of as Ins fucceiror.
London, England, 1803-10-12

HOLLAND.

ANSTSRDRK, OCT. t.—General JOURDAN, Coun-
fellor of State, is Paid to have been appointed Com-
mander in Chief of the French troops, quartered in
our Republic, who are dellined on the expedition
again( England, and are daily increafing in number.
General VICTOR is now perfectly recovered.
Upwards of too merchantmen arc in readinefs in
Belgium, for conveying the troop► to England, who
are to as againa that country.
At Flufhing, the new frigate Aurora will be hunch-
ed as Coon as the FIRST CORSOL arrives in that
place. Four more flat boats have been launched there
within there lafl few days.
On the 28th and zsith of September, the Englifh
alfo formed attacks againft feveral points of the Bel-
gium coati.
Our principal tea ports, which contain numerous
gun boats and flat bottomed boats, have not vet ex-
perienced any attack on the part of the Englifh ; but
they have lately bombarded the villages of Zand-
voort, Catwyk, and Scheveningen.
Haan', OCT. I.—The naval armaments of our
Republic are now increafed, and carried on with the
utmoft vigour. Betides the Brutus (hip of the line,
the Doggedbank, Neptunus, and Jan de Witt line of
battle Gips, the frigates Irene, of 32 guns, and Het
Zeepurd, of 24guns, with two brigs, have been lately
commiffioned, and the crews of the Paid (hips are to
be conaderably increafed.
The Executive Directory has given orders, that
the fire at the It& houfe before the Briel 'hall not
be lighted durifig the prefent war.
The noted Rear Admiral STORY, who furrendered
our fleet in the Vlieter to the Engli(h, is Paid to be
concealed here, but is not yet apprehended.
Three hundred French recruits paired, a few days
fince, through Zwoll, on their way to Hanover.
London, England, 1803-10-12

ROYAL EXCHANGE ASSURANCE OFFICE,

September 1303.
'HE Corporation of the ROYAL EXCHANGE
1. ASSURANCE do hereby give notice that they have reducid
the Rate of Al%ranee on FARMING STOCL from 3s. to u.6d.
per Cent.
Perron., whole annual Premiums fall due on the 19th MR. are
hereby informed, that Receipts are now ready to be delivered at
the Cumpsny's Of over the ROYAL EXCUANCIA and in PA L L.
Matt, as well as by their refpedive Agent' in the feveral Coun•
tiw; and the partk* affured arc requested to apply for the renewal
of their Policies, as or before the 14th of October nest, as the
ufital fifteen days allowed foe payment, beyond the date of earl
Policy, will theb expire.
bAM!7I. PENNING, jun. Secretary.
Attendance is given, daily, at the laid Men, for the
Affurance of Buildings, Good*, Merchandise, and Ships, In Hu,
hour, in Dock, or while Building. from Lofs or Damage by Fire;
and alto fix the Affuranee of, and granting Annuities on Lives.
N. B. rho Polish: will h fret of expace to vie Afered where
tole rforootof Preothrso asvelnif le 6e. .r rfrovarls.

WANTED TO CURCHASE,
raiE Perpetual Adrowfon of a Retlory, of the
nnual Value of 5001. or upward., Situate in any part of
England, Sou% el Trent. It omit be Is every relpeet eligibly dr-
cuniaanced, and the Age of the prelent locuinhcat will be of no
confadcration, except as It is to be eftbuated in the value of the
putchefc.
The Money is ready to be immediately advanced, and preporals
t ranfinltt eel to Melrrs. Martel's, Solicitors, Oz ford, dcfcribing every
particular, will be attended to.
Priocipals alone are dcGred to apply.

TO PARISH OFFICERS, Re.

WHEREAS SAMUEL BAUTREE NEW.
MAN, of Wifbech, St. Peter's, in the Ific of Ely, Brick-
layer, left his bowie on Fnday the Firft d Narentter, t 799, was
afterwards raw at Marc! on the Road to Chatteris; face which be
Iwo not been baud of. but 4 famofed to be either Is the Hofpftal
or Poor-Hook. _ _ _

TLe EMI Samuel Newman, if Wog, is about 45 Years of Age,
hut. through IMinntaes, looks much older ; eta low reature, Inns
Vane, pined with the Anal-No:; and has fo great an Impedi-
ment in Ms Speech as fcareety to tre omit:1110mi
Any Perron* giving fuck iniormation, as may be the means of
reacting him to his Meads, dull remise &sty Guineas Reward.
and realonable espeneca, by applying to Mr. John Johnfon, of
Ma:Jack St. Pew's, CAtiterldgerldre; or Mr. Henry Rogby, of the
fame place.
London, England, 1803-10-12

BANKRUPTS.

:anus Hague and John Martin Sawyer, late of Tower keys%
I.ondon, merchants, dealers and chapmen, and copartners, to
furrenda October 23, Nov. I, and as, at eleven, at Guildhall
Attondes, Meer,. Wadefon, Barlow, and Univenor. Audio.
Friars, Leedom
Richard Ivory, late of St. Clement, Oxforithire, upholder and ca-
binet-maker, dealer and cliarrnan,Odtober 211, 29. and Nov 22,
at twelve, at the Artrc I Inn. in Oxford. Anomie*, Mr. Thomas
Robert fun, Oxford; ur Mr. Latinate, NO. 23, Gray's-ino4part,
London.
Jofeph Salmon, of Great Clifton, Effex. linen-damper, dealer and
Chapman, October 16,27. and Nov. as, at ten, at the Red Lion,
Coltbeltr. At•omios, Mr. Spading. Colcheilw ; or Mr. Cut-
ting. Banktes.buildingo, Holborn, London.
Samu.i Dyfutt, now or late of Soyland, in the pad& of Halifax,
Y.-Andre. merchant, dealtr and Chapman, Odtoh7r IS, ac, and
November at ten, at the Old C. ck, Halifax. Anorak+, Mr.
Wizlefworth, Holborn-cc. rt, Gray's-Inn, London ;or Mars.
Wiglefworth and Thompfon,
David Cannon, late of itatellik Highway, Middletex, but now of
Warwick-court, Holborn.dientit),dimice and chapman,Oasober
as, Nov. t, at twelve, and Nov. 2a, at one. at Guildhall. Loudon.
Attorney, Mr. Koarfey, No. s, hint: Tempi: Line.

DIF.D.

Sunday morning, Mr. Sedgivick, of Drory-lane Theatre, of a
&DIV),
On the t tth of Aagall, at Gibraltar, Newry Cowper, fen. liill.
the 'Writ Sritifh inhabitant of that place.
London, England, 1803-10-12

NEW SOUTH WALES.

ALL Perfens Acccptances, Promiirnry
Notes, or any other Claims above Twenty Pounds Berlins,
arainft WILLIAM COX, EN. are requelted to meet at Cattalo
Kest es Barrack on Saturday next, at Eleven o'Clock, in order
that meafures may be deviled for their liquidation.
N. B. The Holders or his (mall Notes, under the above (urn,
MII prefent them to Mr. Campbell. betwixt and that period, who
will make out a Lift and give a Receipt for them.
Syslney, March 16, tBo3.

ATa Meeting of the Creditors of WILLIAM
AT
COX, Efq. Paymafier of the New South Wale{ Corps, held
here this day, in purfuance of Advertifentent, the folluwiug Gen-
tlemen, Marrs. SAMUEL MARSDEN,
CHARLES GRIMES,
THOMAS REWLEY,
DARCY WENTWORTH, and
ROBERT CAMPBELL,
Were onanimoufly chorea Truftees, for hrreftigatinghir Accounts,
and taking the Management of his Eltate, for thr mutual Iknelit
ui all his Creditor., iti virtue of the Convow ice executed by him
in their favour, and which Truftecibip is to continue tor the (pace
of One Year from thi, Date.
Sydney, March r., z 603. ROUT. CAMPBELL, Chairman.

AT a General Meeting held this Day, of the Trill-
tee- ppointed by WILLIAM COX, Efq.and his Creditors,
they unanimoufly appointed Mr: ROBERT CAMPBELL. one
81 their number, Cu be 'l're.durer; and the follovfing Refutation
vra ',ATM

"AU Perron, haying Claims on the Eftate may, at their opdon,
receive Fifty per Cent. on the Amount, by 'mediating any of the
Goods contained in the Inventory of Mr. Cox 's Effects, that are
at prefent to be difpofed of, and which were ailigned to the Truf-
sets for the mntual benefit of all the Creditors:.

The Invoices t►ereof, with the Prices fixed on each Article,
may be ken by applying to Mr. Campbell, on Monday the nth
current. and whatiwer i. Meted will be delivered on the Monday
tliercolter, at the following Plum

TAMPS LAP:RA's, at Parramatta, and
DAVID BEVAN'', at Sydney.
—On their produclog the Bilk, they hold to Mr. Carnpbdl, and re-
ckivint his order for the delivery of fudi Articles as they may
enndcfeend au, at the Prima fratclhed in the Invoice: Copies of
which arc alto kidged at Marrs. Larra and Bevan's.
All Perions iniklned to the Eftate, are requefted to nuke bri-
m.diate payment to Mr. Campbell; and thofe who have •et yet
given is their Claims are reitieftal to do fo, without further de-
lay, that they may be ranked accordingly.
Sydney, April 5, tBoj. ROBT. CAMPBELL, Treaforer.
London, England, 1803-10-12

TO BS► SOLD BY AUCTION,

in purfuance of a Commitßon of Apperdfcment and Sale. Med
Irons the High Court of Admiralty of England, addreffed to
George Eattiake and John Viet, Ups.
At the Brokers' New Sale Room (late the V ayoralty Houk).
Wooliter-Brett, Plymouth, on Thurfday, Oft. so. at Ten.
THE good French Ship LE MEN ZOR, Diemen.
Lions--Length aloft too feet 7 inches, breadth a 8 feot.
height between decks 5 fat three-quarters of an inch, depth in
the hold 11, feet 1 inches, admeafures 325 5-94 tons, (quart Item,
with a neat figure head, arid weed Sheathed, is In every raped a
complete merchant Rip, having delivered a valuarde cargo in ‘ll.-
Mimic condition, and without the halt damage, has liberal height
for the Weft India trade, or tranfport krvice, the Hull, together
with the gores, are wanting little to proceed to Lea ; captured on
h.r .sage from Martinique to Havre, by his MaJeftv's Emile
Cutter Eagle, R. Adams, Efq. Commander; and force condemned
as Droita of Admiralty.
And alfo the entire Cargo, boded from the Laid Ship.
For Exportation.
311 Hoehn ds Sugar t Hoglkead Claret
4 Tierces ditto 1 Cafe ditto
61 Barrels ditto 3 Bales Paper Hangings
178 Hoglbeads Coffee 3 Ditto French Linen
8 t Tierces ditto 3 Ditto Striped Cotton
1E35 Barrels ditto 1 Do. and t Cafe Haberdallsery
1331 Bags ditto a Ditto Unbound Books
144 Ditto Cocoa Ditto Locuft
16s Cake Liquors s Cafes Thieves Vinegar
For Home Confemption.
58 Bales and 24 Bags Cotton Wool.
Samples of the Sugar, Coffee, Cocoa. and Cotton, may be fern
ten days previous to the Sak, at the Counting-Houk of Maks.
Noble and Hunt, jefferies-fquare, London ; and at the Broker's
CounthigHoufe. -For inventories, ogee., and further Par-
tial/ars, apply to the Paid George EalUahe and John Viet, the
C411011311641/2111; or to THOMAS LOCKYEA, Sworn Brisker.
London, England, 1803-10-12

SWEDEN.

Srncauet►s, SE yr. zo.—The great copper works
at Afeeflad, in Dalecarlia, where the fmall copper
coin is made, have been burnt down; the particulars
are not yet known.
Two hundred and eighteen Swedith flips have
failed this year from Riga, from 211 i April to sth
September. The good, imported to Sweden by there
veil-els are worth 187,690 rouhles.
London, England, 1803-10-12

NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

ALL Perron& who have any Demands on the
Elate and Meets of Edward alseppard, late sif Cateomb
Park, in the County of Gioucelter, Efq. deceakd, ate dared to
fah! their itecount‘ to Mr. Clutterbuck. of Bradford, Wilts.
London, England, 1803-10-12

THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY-LA?“ 1.

TO-MORROW. EVENING, OCTOBER 13,
will be performed the Tragedy of
PIZARRO.
' Rolla. Mr. POPE ; •
Pizarro, Mr. BARRYMORE ;
Alonzo. Mr. H. JOHNSTON;
Elvin, Mrs. POWELL.
Cora, Mrs. YOUNG.
To which will be added a Mufleal Entertainment, cad
THE CAMP.
Sir Henry Bouquet. Mr. PALMER;
O'Daub, Mr. JOHNSTONE ;
Gauss, Mr. BANNiSTER, jun.
Monficur hluard, Mr. WEWIDZER;
William, Mr. KELLY.
Lsdy Plume, Mrs. YOUNG;
La.ly 9alh, Mrs. H. JOHNSTON' •
Nancy, DE CAMP; Nell, Mrs.BLAND.
The whole to conclude with

A VIEW OF A CAMP, AND MIL TARP MANCEUVRES.
The revived hhifical Entertainment of the Camp having
been again rxcived with the higheft approbation and applaufe, by
a very brilliant and crowded audience, will be reptated every
evening till further notice..
On Saturday, Pizarro; with the Camp.
The Public are refpcdfolly Informed, that a Modal Drama, in
Three Ads, intermixed with Mu& and Spedatle, altered from
the French. called a Wife with Two flufbands,. which bas been
come timc in preparation, will be produced as loon as pi:Obit--
Tile N.uuc compofed by Mr. MazziughL
And a New Comedy, in Five Ads, ands Farce, are alto in re•
hearfal.
London, England, 1803-10-12

PRUAS.'.4

srßtr::, SEPT. —YcflerdAy the reviews at Potf-
darn were terminated. The KING expreffed the
higheit tatisfaCtion at the bLitaviour and difeipline GI
the troops. Many foreign Princes were prefent.
Count HAvcwn z is expetied back nest week.
London, England, 1810-07-19

DODSLEY'S ANNUAL REGISTER.
This day was published, in one thick Volume, in Octavo, price
Iss. boards, or 1.58. 6d. half-bound,
I"HE ANNUAL REGISTER ; or, a Vie* of
-I- the History, Politics, and Literature, of the Year 1808.
Printed for W. Otridge and Son • Longman, Hurst, Ree', and
Orme; B. Crosby, J. Bell, Cutheil and Martin, Lackington,
Allen and Co. E. Jeffery, \rumor, Hnod, and Sharpe, J. Aspern,
an: J. Faulder. Where may be had,
Complete Sets, from 1758 to 1807 inclusive, Fifty Volumes,
£25. 1:1s. boards, or £26. 18s. half-bound.
The New Series, 1791 to 1808, Eighteen Volumes, sell. 5.f
boards, or Xt 1.145. half-bound. •
it::7 1b • Volume for the Year 1809 is in tke Press, and will
be pull islied in the Autumn.
Odd Volumes to complete Sets, some of which are become
very.scarce, may he had as above.
London, England, 1810-07-19

:.4.-IKIt 1E1).

I..ttely, at Ealtimore, Nlr. Mansfield, son of the Lord Chief
Justice of the Court of Common Pleas, to the daughter ut General
Smith, of that cltf.
Thursday, by si eclat l'a-nse, William Gerald Gnat, of Cm&
Bagat, in the county ut Dublin,..E.q. to Aare, eldest daughter d
the late Sir Duke Giffard, of Cu le Jordan, Bart.
Thursday, at I.ittleton, the Rev. Peter Woad, A. M. dorms*
Chaplain to the. Duke of Clarence, to Miss Penrice, daughter di
Cie late Edward Penrice, of DroitwielyWortesterphore.
_ _

At the Manse of Reay, Caithness, on the 2d inst. Mr. William
Sutheßand, merchant, Thurso, to Eliza, only daughter et du
Rev. David Mackay, Minister of Reay.

"10-MORROW.
Sua rises, I Sun sets I Moon rises,
2 minutes af.er 4 I 58 minutes after 7 I St minutes after 11

HIGH WATER AT LONDON BRIDGE 11)-NICWILOW.
48 minutes alter 4
Afternoon ....... minutes aftcr 4

j.HEUMATISMS, PALSIES, and GOUTY
Ai' 1C PIONS, with their usual concomitants, :4iasrn, or
flying Pains, Flatulency, indigestion, and general Dcblity (ori-
ginating in whatever source), are relieved and frequetvly cured
by W ItITE L AD'S ESSENCt Or MUSTARD PILLS after may other
kad failed.

The Fluid Essence of Mustard (used with the Pills in those
complaints where necessary) is perhaps the most active, pone, to-
ting, and effectual remedy in the world, rnerally curing the se.
verest sprains and Bruises in Ras than half tie time usually taken
by Opedeldoc, Arquebusade, or any other liniment or eintsre.
caion ; and if used immedia• ely after any accident, It prevents
the part turning black.
Whitehead's Family Cerate, is equally efficacious for all ill con.
ditioned Sores, Sure Legs, Scorbutic Eruptions, Bin ch Pimples,
Ringworms, Shingles, ISroskings-out on tile face, nose, ea's, Jnat
eyelids, Sore and Inflamed Eyes, Sore Heads, and Scurbuic Ha-
mours of every description.
Prepared only, and sold by R. Johnson, Apothecary, No IS.
Greek-street, Soho, London. The Essence and Pills at 2s. 9d.
each; the Cerate at Is. lid. and 21. 9d. Sold by every Medicine
Vender in the United Kingdom. ••• The Genuine has a Flack
Ink Stamp, with the name of R. Johnson inserted on it.
London, England, 1810-07-19

MIDDLESEX SESSIONS.

Yesterday Aaron Alexander, a Jew clothes-man, was
indicted for setting fire to a dwelling-house, situate
No. 41, Little Queen-street, Lincoln s•inn-fields.
The pleadings were stated by Mr. BARRY, by which
it appeared that the defendant rented the above pre.
mists, had insured them, and bad set them on fire,
with intent of defrauding certain persons Directors
and Proprietors of the County Fire-Office.
Mr. ALLEY relatok the particulars of the case to
the Jury. It appeared that the defendant and ano-
ther Jew, of the name of Simmons, took the lower
part of the house, No. 41, Little Queen-street, for
the purpose of selling old clothes and slops ; that on
the 3d of April last, Simmons made an insurance at
the County Office for the sum of ,C3OO, viz. £250 on
stock in trade, and £5O on household furniture.
J. T. Barber, Esq. the Managing Director of the
Office, proved that the fire, in hi:, opinion, never
could have occurred from accident, and also proved
the fact of the claim being made by the prisoner for
£BB 15s. 6d. for damages alledged to have been done
to him and his partner by the fire.
The evidence being gone through on the part of
the Crown, after ,nme objections to evidence ;lige-
; niously put by Mr. AN mums, Counsel for the priso-
Iner, that Gentleman then addressed the Court and
Jury in his behalf, in an able and argumentative
speech.—Vcrdic Guilty.
London, England, 1810-07-19

DEAL, JULY IS.

Arrived the VENERABLE man of war, Rear Admi-
ral Sir THOMAS WILLIAM% from a cruize off Flush-,
ing ; fiemaEn armed ship with a convoy from Fal-
mouth, and are sailed for different destinations ; and
the RINALDO sloop of war from a cruize. Sailed the
TRINCULO sloop of war with several transports for
Portsmouth.—Wind E.
London, England, 1810-07-19

THE PENINSULA.

It is pretty generally believed that Government are
already informed of the fall of Ciudad Rodrigo, or
have received such accounts as leave no doubt
that the event was expected every hour when the last'
accounts left the army. It is believed to have sur-
rendered on or about the sth instant. Marshal NET,
it is said, had incurred the displeasure of NAPOLEON
by some .dilatory proceeding, which of all things is
the greatest crime in his sight, and a Board of Inquiry
was ordered to sit upon him. But Massmt, who is
his friend, entrusted to him, en attendant, the direction
of the siege of Ciudad Rodrigo, that by some bold
' and masterly act he might have the chance of regain-
ing the favour of his Sovereign. NEY would not let
the favourable occasion pass unimproved ; and; as
the sacrifice of human blood never enters into the cal-
culations of NAPOLEON, it is probable that NEY would
attempt the conquest ariany expence of the lives of
his army. We have no doubt that the place is now
in possession of the euemy.

Accounts from Oporto, later than any we have yet
noticed, announce that a Proclamation had been issu-
ed and placarded in all the conspicuous situations in
Oporto and Lisbon, commanding that all males, not
in a state of debility from infancy or old age, should
proceed immediately to the head-quarters of the Por-
tuguese army, to be there inspected and appointed to
the duty that they should be competent to discharge.
No profession or occupation was exempted, and ma.
nufacturers, and even sailors, were required to pay
obedience to this mandate.

A letter from Corunna, of the sth inst. mentions,
that on the festival of St. Joseph a ball was given in
honour of the Usurper by the French Officers in San.
tander, and that to this ceremony were invited all the
young ladies of the neighbourhood. Some of themt

it seems, did not think fit to appear, and
were three English women. All the absentees
fined in the sum of 4800 rs. or about ‘4B
One young lady was required to pay thesame an,o int,
not because she did not attend, but for appeari ig in
the circle at too late an hour.

Letters from Gibraltar were received yesterday to
the date of the 26th ult. Fourteen deserters bad come
in from the enemy's camp before Cadiz, who asserted
that it was intended to abandon the siege of that city.
Little confidence was reposed in this statement, u
deserters who had before entered the fortress had
maintained, that reinforcements had arrived, and
more were expected. The besieging army was cal-
culated at 20,000 men. The accounts received from _
Catalonia continued to speak with hope as to the
result of the conflict there. The number of the enemy
in that province was stated to be under twelve thou.
sand men.

amongeleSt
bsentees Were
113 sterl