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MARRIED.

On Wednefday left, at Stoke Church, near Plymouth. Captain
Richard King, ot thc Navy, only fon of Admiral Sir Richard Kips,
Bart. to Mifs Duckworth, only daughter of Rcar•Admiral Sir
John Thomas Duckworth, K. B.
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24141:ITICAL INTELLIGENCE.

MAILS THIS DAY.--WIND

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Dublin
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FALMOUTH, SEPT. t&

.Arrived this day the American (hip Perfeverance,
Capt. Dixon, from Norfolk, in 4o days, with to-
bacco, for orders. The Danifh brig Syren, Captain
Dissect, from Barcelona, after a paffage of 17
weeks, with. wine, &c. for Hamburgh, detained by
the Duke of York Privateer, of London, Captain
BLAIR, her cargo being fuppofed to be French pro-
perty. Appeared off this port, and proceeded on
for Amfterdam, -the American (hip Merchant, Capt.
CURTIS, from Norfolk, with tobacco, in 49 days.
Arrived the American (hip Levant, Capt. &ester,
from Sumatra, (EaR Indies) with pepper, .coffee,
&c. after a four months paffage, called here for or-
ders. On the Bth of July, in lat. 35. 3. South Long.
2+. 00. EaR, (poke the Hon. EaR India Company's
(hip MIXIRVA, from Colombo, • (Ceylon,) bound to
Europe, out (even weeks: Sept.. 3, in Lat. 45. to.
N. Long. 27.00. WeR, (poke the privateer fcirooner
Wamton, of Brißol : Sept. ;3, in Lat. 49. 50. North,
Long.. 12. 30. WeR, was boarded by his Majelly's
!hip DIANA, with the homeward•bound Lifbon fleet,
under convoy. On the 15th WI. (poke the (hip Royal
Charlotte of London, from North Carolina for Eng-
land, which had been captured by a French priva-
teer, but retaken by an Englifh cutter, and %sae
fhort of provi lions and water.
The Nita lugger (poke, on the tath int. in Long.
it. the American (hip Woodroffims, of Philadel-
phia, Captain HODGSON, korn Liverpool, for Phila-
delphia. Arrived late left night, the LEICESTER
Picket, late Sagas, (who died at New York) in 28
days. from Halifax : (he brings no news.—Sailed
the Spanifh brig San Antonio, for Plymouth.
London, England, 1803-09-21

of the Adriatic. They have accordingly began their
march through Ferrara foroAncona. The head-
quarters of this Army of Ohfervation were lately at
Foggia, near the Gttlph of Manfredonia. They were
to be transferred to Tarentum, near the Gulph of that
name. Along the Adriatic from the Guiph of Ge•
noa, and along the Tea of Tufcany, all the garrifons
and all the polls are reinforced. In the fame direc-
tion, and in conformity to this difpofition of the
troops, analogous maritime movements have taken
place. Not only in the Italian and Ligurian Repub-
lics, but alto in the Roman and Neapolitan ternto-
ries, where French troops are Rationed, the greateft
poOible number of flat-bottomed boats have been or-
dered to be conftruaed. The building goes on with
the utmoit activity both at Ancona and Otranto ;
and a great number of Italian Tailors, allured by fair
promifes, are to form the crews of thefe boats. It is
natural to fuppofe that thefe preparations are not li-
mited to the defence of the Italian coats of Italy,
but are rather deftined for a defcent on Tome other
coal either near or remote. In expeetation that ei-
ther European Turkey, or Egypt, are the objets of
attack, the Englifh veirels will continue to cruize in
the Adriatic as well as in the other fcas of Italy.
London, England, 1803-09-21

FRANCS.

Puts, Auc. 3o.—The great army of England, it
is reported, will be commanded in the following man-
ner: the nisi. CONSUL will command the centre,
and be Commander in Chief of the whole army. The
Minifter at War, Berri-MR, will be Chief of the Staff
under him. General DAYOUST, brother•in-law of
the late General Len LERC, will eommand the right
wing ; and General Dumas will be Chief of the Staff
under him. The left wing will be commanded by
General SOULT, under whom General ANDREOSSI
will be Chief of the Staff. General NEY is to corn.
mind the Army of lteferve.
B. BARN UEL, the Batavian Commiffary of Marine,
who is to be confulted relative to the common ope
rations by fea, has arrived here from the Hague.
The Fissr Cot:sus. is engaged for feveral hours
every day with the Marine Minifter. There are be
fides a great many naval Officers now at Paris.
The troops which are defined for the Expedition
againft England, and which are to affemble in the
middle of September, will not, on account of the
dampnefs of the weather, be lodged in tents, but in
huts and in barracks.
London, England, 1803-09-21

HOLLAND.

Mous. SEPT. 3.—General Vtcroa has returned
to this place from his reviewing tour, accompanied
by the General of Artillery, Eats.—The French
frigate la Furieufe, has failed from Helvoet-fluys to
Vlieffengen, in order to join the French (hips of war
that are at the latter place. The Batavian train of
artillery which was on the heath of Gorfel, has ar-
rived in the Hand of Walcheren, which place, as
well as all Zealand, is (warming with troops.—lle
camp at Haerlem has received a frefli reinforcement
of troops. As the period for the expedition to be
undertaken againft England approaches, our State
Direftory has given orders, that on the requifition of
the General in Chief all the neceffary veffels {ball be
furni(hed for the ufe of the army. . _

SIFT. 7.—ln Rotterdam alone, twenty-eight flat-
bottomed boats will be built, four of which are al-
ready launched. At Amfterdant likewife a great
number are in a Rate of forwardnefs.
London, England, 1803-09-21

PLYMOUTH, SEPT. til.

Came in the American (hip Franklin, of Philadel-
phia, Capt. CARELIR, from Salo, laden with wine,
Ifir the ufe of the Navy.—Alfo the Swedi(h gallior,
Catherina Carolina, Capt. M. WEDMIS, from Bar
celona, laden with with wine and cork, for the Vic.
waling Office; and the William, of (ZEebee, Capt.
Joni( LA►tmLs, from Ctebec, for LoOrlon, laden
with (leaves and other goods, put in for convoy.—
Sailed lafl evening for the Downs, the Loco INILLSOII
Indiaman, Capt. SPOTTIIWOOD, under convoy
.of
the RANOIR revenue cutter, of t 4. guns, Captain
FRAZIR.—AIfo to join the Channel fleet, the MARS
of 74 guns, Captain Surrot ; and the Cosioyeaoa
of 74-guns, Captain Lewes.

PORTSMOUTH, SEPT.=
_ _

Arrived the Tisirnowa and la Tovraateis hi-
gates from Cork, and a fleet under convoy from the
Dnwnsa—Alfo the BRITANNIA cutter, Lieu. Saturn,
with difpatches from Sir JANIS SAUM•RIZ j and the
STALLING gun-veiel, Lieut. Guron, from a cruise.
—Bailed the Sul:vain bomb, Capt. M•Lson, wi:h
tranfports under convoy ; having the 31R. 4oth and
9t ft regiments on board, for Guerpfey and Jerky.
The Elea:A.l[Kr, of 74 guns, Capt. SOTMLILOIII,'
with the Amazon, of 36 guns Capt. PAacia ; and
the ItivoturtowAta 1, of 44 guns, Capt. Lock (un-1
der bis orders) are ordered to fit for foreign fervice.

Mr. 1411111 r, the Ambafader to America, is ex-
potted here on Thurfday, with his family, toembark
on board the Pommy, Captain Cocain/La. fur New
tort.

_
This evening fAiled the TUMOR bomb, Captain
Hammen, to the eaftward ; and the STAILL3IIO gua-
vas!. Lieut. Coro*, on a cruize.

DEAL, SEPT. so.
Arrived and failed for the giver the Halcyon.
ROISITia, from New York.—Arrived tha Lord Nal-
fon, Svorviswoon, from Bengal, and remains.
London, England, 1803-09-21

IT ifLr.

MILAN, AUGUST 6 —Military preparations and
movements of every defcription are going forward
its all thole parts.of Italy occupied by the French
troops. The number of French forces in Italy
has lean gradually fo much increafed, that it is
at this moment very coofiderable. Piedmont, be-
fides, contains an army of referve continually fend-
ing reinforcements into Italy, and conflantly receiv-
ing new augmentations from France. Among the
French troops in Italy, two movements have been•
particularly obferved. Thole in the interior are re-
gularly advancing nearer the coati, particularly the
coati of the Adriatic, and two numerous divifions
preparing to form camps betwixt Mantua and Vero-
na have broken up. This lag movement teems to
have been retorted to in confeqiience of Come expla-
nations with the Houfe of Außria, to which it is Paid
that the rambling of fixed bodies of troops to near
its new frontiers had given umbrage, and had deter-
mined it to oppofe other bodies of troops on its fide
in the ei-devag Venetian Provinces. The refult of this
was, that both fides agreed not to make any military
movements which might fnrnifls the ground of com-
plaint. However this may be, the camps will not
be eflahlifhed, and there will not remain in the dif-
trift of Mantua and along the left bank of the Adige
more than twelve thoufand men. The Commander
in Chief has had a conference with the General of
Divifian Gardennes, lately appointed to the com-
mand in Liguria by Milhaud, General of Brigade.
He has, in all probability, arrived by this time at
Mantorea, to pot himfelf at the head of this force.
The remainder of the troops no the left bank of the
Adige, which thus remain at the difpofal of the Re-
publican General% have received orders to proceed
to the cos& It is part:eularly deftined to reinforce
the "corps of the army of obferirstior, under the
command of Vteutettant General Gnuvion St. Cyr.
is die Nespolkas a4l Romaik diftrias ca the coati
•
London, England, 1803-09-21

NETHERLANDS.

BEOISILS, SEPT. r.—The French National Flo-
tilla, which Admiral Baotx will command, will con-
lift of 200 armed flips, befides tranfports and fithing
boats.—According to a refolution of the Govern-
ment, all perfons who are in any manner capable of
working at Tip-building, are to enroll themfelves
,before the 4th of this month, under the penalty of
being fent down to the harbours, and there compelled
to work under the infpettion of the Gnu di Amite.
This requifition will procure feveral thonfand fhip
carpenters from Ghent, Antwerp, Offend, Brolrels
and Flufhing.—Bruffels is nowalmoft without troops:
they are all on their march for the army at Ghent.
This army, which is colleaing between Ghent and
Bruges, will canal' of 6000 men. The army between
St. Omer's, Dunkirk, Calais, and Gravelines, will
be much more numerous than the former, or than
that from Flanders, and will confift of chofen troops.
Among others, the hsviseib's and Terrible Demi-bri•
gades have orders to march. According to the latelt
advice, from Paris, Generals MAMMA and Avos-
elan have received orders to repair immediately to
the places of their dellination.—To-day a divifion of
gun-boats endeavoured to get out of Boulogne, but
were obliged by the Enemy to return.—At Dunkirk
every preparation is making for the Expedition
againft England, by Rear-Admiral MAOON, who
ails under Admiral Bautz.—The firft flat-bottomed
boat was launched here to-day.—Such an aftivity in
fitting out (hips was never known in the Netherlands
fince the reign of PHIL' 11. of Spain, who tent out
the Javiacible eirseada againft England:
London, England, 1803-09-21

DOVER, SEPT. so.

The French brig l'Anacharfis, of Granville, from
Newfoundland, laden with falt-fit, arrived in our
port this tide, prize to the Mary privateer, of Falk-
fione, Captain Girrses ; silo two Pruflian galliotts,
bound to Guernfey with gin : and the SwaLLow
ltevennc cutter, Berm, and Ductless of Cu mesa.
LaND, hired armed cutters, to refit : the stm-boats
are Rill in Calais Pier. A report prevails that two
bombs, two frigates, and tome cutters, are gone in.
to Calais Road to commence a bombardment to
defiroy the gun-boats ; but it is the, opinion of our
tailors here that they will not be able to begin fibs
attack to-night, owing to the weather being boo
boillerous, and the wind too much on the (bore; if
it becomes snore moderate, we (hall probably hear
when the attack begins.
London, England, 1803-01-14

BIRTH.

On Tuefilay, the Marebionefs of Bute, of ha fiat (on, at
the Marquis's houfe in South Audley-ftreet.
On Friday laft, at his houfe in Ruffell-fquare, the Lady of
Vi'l lium Bell, Fig. of a (till-horn child.
London, England, 1803-01-14

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teCLEtAIITICAT. ptEnigittri

The Rev. George Warcup Matins, M. A. is pr. fented by the
Right Hon. Earl Ebner,liam, .to the Vicarage of Higham Fer•
rers-corn-Chilvefron, together with the Uni,ed Ikedetry of All
Saints, and Vicarage of St. Peter's, Irthlingborougis, in the
county of Northampton.
The Right Hon. the Earl of Clifton has been p eared to ap-
' point the Rev. R. Smith, A. M. of Herttord Coils se. 0 %ford, to
be his Lorsilhip's Chaplain.
Lord Hottand has prefented the Rev. Matthe v Marlh to,
the Res ory of Briakworth, in Wilts, to winch he has bees,
nftitsited.
Lately, the Rev. J. W A. M. and the Rev. E. Jones,
4.M. were inftltoted, the fernier to the Rretory of Laffingtoo.
in the dist-ere of Glemeefter, on the prefentatioa of Sir William
Guile, Bart. of Hightiam Court; and the latter to Cu-' Redory
of Mitelseldean, in the fame diocefe, on the pref., station of M.
Colcheiter, Efq. of Weftbury Court ; both Rectories void by
the death of the Rev. John Harris.
A difpeufation has paffed the Great Sea.l,o enable the Rev. J.
Eyre, M. A. Head Mailer of Solihull Grammar School, and
Chaplain to the Right Hon. Lord Chedworth, to bold the R rant's'
of Nettleton, Willi, together with the Vicarage of Winterbounk
Stoke, in the fame county, both on the prefaitation of his Lord-
fbip.
London, England, 1803-01-14

FRIDAY, JANUARY 14.

PR ICE OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONF f)'PLOCK
tr.,•r Cent. Red. 7c ;‘,!.-3 per Cent. Coef. 7cl/.
oid c IKr CM?. 991: Crtit
01111::1:111 yi 5 tll.--Conf. for or.. 72: 711
PRICE OF STOCKS YESTERDAY:
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; ILr C. Red. 71 ;1.1 Imp. Ann. Ti 9.i6
C. C, n 1.71; t pa. Cent. 9.11 i
4 1. , Cut. Cold a,: 87 863 I Onminiu 4 dal
1...1" C. Atm. :mil I Englilh 1 ickrt, r7l. 151.
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%%re have this morning received letters from
.11:xandria and from Gibraltar. • The former,
i:ich are dated the loth of October, (late, that
the Turks and Mamelukes carry on a mod bloody
%.a r, in which neither party gives any quarter.—
The Mamelukes are well fupplied with ammuni_
tion, are always vhtorious, and will, it is believed,
fucceed in expelling the Turks entirely from Egypt.
Our troops in that country are heartily tired of it.

The letters from Gibraltar, which come down
to 111:: toth December, mention a dreadful ftorm
th,r preceding morning, which did confiderable
damage in the Bay, and that the lightning had fet
tire to the Royal Battery on the fummit of the
Tick, conftruEled of (hip timber, and lined with
old cables and junk. It was impoilible to extin-
gun the fire; and this battery, which did moa
mifchief to the Spaniards during the liege , is en-
tirely deftroyed.

The latenefs of the hour at which the letters
reached us, and the length and importance of the
details refpeEting St. Domingo, brought to us by
the Paris journals received this morning, oblige
us to papone their infertion till to-morrow.
aloe doubts having asifen is the city, of the in-
telligence from Honduras, we now give the copy
of a letter received by a refpeaable merchant in
the city :

Honduras, September a 6, 1802.

Sir—T had lift the pleafure of addrefing you a few lines vi.
Jamaica, on the sth initant, Rating, that I Mired much dd.
appointmmt from the preknt dry feafon, which obliged me to
detain the Neptune longer than might be wilted; the has on
b .ard the proportions from each of the other parties, and about
thirty of mine : after a corbderable difficulty, my mahogany
has, at left, been got over the Soak, and is now at band. I
hope the veffd will be ready for fea in ten or twelve days. Lit-
tle at prefent occurs to communicate ; but we are under fome
alarm from difpatches our Superintendent has recently received
from the Spann Captain General of Yucatan, claiming the fee-
fitment, as being retinquiffied by the 3d Article of the Treaty
of Amiens. It is fuppofed they man to eltablith a Spanilb poft
ansooglt us, to prevent our cutting wwd.
London, England, 1803-01-14

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THEATRE-ROTAL, COVENT-GARDEN.

TO-MORROW EVENING, JANUARY is,
will be prefented the New Opera el
FAMILY WARRELB.
With New Serum, Drerea, and Decorations.
The Mae entirely New, and compofed by MSc& Reeve,
Moorehead, Davy, and Bralsm.
To which will be added the New Pantomime of
HARLEQUIN'S HABEAS.
With entirely New Make, Scenery, Maehinerf, Drones, and
Deeorations.--.The Muse, eompofed exprefbly for this Pan-
tomime, by Meffrs. Moorehead, Davy, W. Ware, Ruffen,
and Rene.—The Overture by Mr. Moorehead.
This Evening—(by Command of their Majeftics).The Man
of the World; with Harlequin's Habeas.
On Monday next, A Young Gentleman will mate his firit
appearance on any Rage in the Charade of Othello. To
which wIU be added the New Pantomime.

MEDICAL 'THEATRE,
ST. BARTHOLOMEW HOSPITAL.
THESpring Condi* of LECTURES will be-
gin at this Theatre in th• fallowing Order :
On the Theory and PraCtice of Medicine, by Dr. RobErts and
Dr. Powell.—Clinical Lc Lures on facet cafe, occurring in
the Hotimtal, will ocrafioually be given by Dr. Roberts.
On Anatomy and PhyGollagy, by Mr. Abernethy.
On the Theory and Prattice of Surgery, by Mr. Abernethy.
On Comparative Anatomy and Phyllology, by Mr. Macartney
On Chemiltry and the Materia Medica,by Dr. Powell.
On Midwifery, and the Dileafes of Women and Children, by
Dr. Thynne.
The Anatomical Leaures will begin on Monday, Jan. 24t h
0103, at Two o'clock, and the other Lettures will begin on
the following days.
Further particulars may be known by appiting to Mr. Ni-
eltolfon, at the Apothecary*. Strop, St. Bartholomew's Horpl-
hal
London, England, 1803-01-14

MIDDLESEX SESSIONS.

A cafe upon an Appeal from one of the lower
Courts was decided here, which may be regarded
as of conlicierable importance, inafmuch as it in
foam meafure fettles the point refpefting the fort of
carriages which, in the eye of the law, are held to
be Rage carriages for travellers, and confequentlr
liable to the duty impofed by Ad of Parliament
upon Tech conveyances.
A woman, of the name of Sam& Onnt, who has
for feveral years part been engaged in the honour*
able employment of watching for delinquents,
lodging informations againft them, and earning a
comfortable fublitlence by the profits arifing from
the convidion of offenders, found out that the ve.
hick, which, under the name of a waggon, par-
• fed and repaired between Piccadilly and Marlow,
was not, in fad, a waggon, but a machine Mindy-
fitted up for the accommodation of travellers,
fufpended on chains, with a coach box, and in
every effential point refernbling a Rage coach. In
confequence of her information the owner was
called before a Magißrate, and convicted in the mi-
tigated penalty of 51.
The affair was then brought by appeal before
this Court, where the evidence of Sarah Orono
was directly contradicted by Mr. Hatchett, of the
White liorfe, Piccadilly, who (wore that for ur
wards of thirty years part it had flopped at his
father's, now his own honks and that no patrol.
gers wereever hooked for it, though at times it
might take up tome poor travellers, and carrr
them for a trifle, a practice common to it with all
the other waggons throughout the kingdom. It
was not (afpended on fprings, or chains, but retied
on the a:keret, and hati always been confidered as
a waggon for the purple of conveying bores.
I trunks, and all heavy luggage. He believed that
the ad might with equal -propriety be tortured, ki
as to impure a duty on Mont Garnerin for carry.
ing Nitrogen through the air in his Milton. In
reply to one of the Counfel, he Rated, that Calwes
' were often brought alive to town by this convey.
ante, and fent to gentlemen and butchers. Mr.
' Hatchet evinced much ability on his erofs-eransi.
nation t and his evidence alone, by which he gave
new light on the tidied of waggons to a very nn.
memos aftemblage of blagierates, was the chief
caufe of reverting the former deciGon.
The evidence of the keeper of the turnpike gate
vris to the fame effect. He proved, that the vs.
hick bad always been weighed as a waggon.
Waller, belonging to the Gentlemen Farmers of
the Poll Hort* Duty, alto proved moil clearly,
that it did not come under the meaning of the
Ad, it bring a common Carrier's Ca for
conveying of heavy luggage, as rill aapaiengrtt
OCCAllOnaiLr.
• .
The jii.ll;ment was then revered, aid thlt
nalties remitted.

The %% aggo3 is driven with reins, and at
with fnur hemf.:‘, and bas a pole between
refembling that of a liege oegeutlemaa's co

times
tflem,
Pach.
London, England, 1803-09-28

ZAS2 INDIES.

FROM THE CEYLON GOVERNMENT GAZETTE OF
MARCH 23, 18c3.

MONDAY, MARCH 21.—A Dirpatch, of which the
folios% i:10; is an Extradt, has been received this day
by the Cnicf Sccretary of Government, from Capt.
HERBERT BEAVER, of his Majeay's 39th Regiment,
Ccimmandant of Negnmbn.

TO ROBERT ARBUTHNOT, !SQL CHIRP ITCRITAILY TO

GOVSKIINSIIT, COLUMBO.

Sir—Having been informed that a large body of
Candians had built a redoubt, and taken poi} at
Moohnorrogampelle, I determined to march with
the little force I could coiled to drive them away.
I had only with me one ferjeant and twelve men of
the 65th regiment, one HariWar, and twelve Sepoys,
and a few Laftoryns. We arrived within a mile
and a half of the fort about one in the morning, and
thought it belt not to wait for daylight, but to ad-
v.,i,ce without delay. .We paned a picquet of the
enemy, which fled at our approach, and then pro-
ceeded to attack. Not a (hot was fired at us. We
were merely challenged by a (entry, who immedi-
ately afterwards alarmed the Candians, and they ef-
caped into the jungle. From the bell information
we could get from the natives, their number was
about too. The Tom Toms beat twice before we
reached the fort, which made us espy& a more fe•
rious refinance, but, I lufpeCt, the information they
bad from their piquet: had predetermined their con-
duet. This poll, which the Candians chofe to aban-
dc,n, is a remarkably !hong one by art and nature.
On the fouth of this fort there is a complete fquare
redoubt, which might have been defended againft
almon any force of mere mufquetry : it is a parapet
not meanly confirated, of &Rifles and earth, with
embrafures, or rather loop holes. I cannot conclude
without Paying how much I feel obliged to the Ser.
jeant and men of the 65th grenadiers, who only re-
gret there was no fighting. The Sepoys behaved
very well. I have the honour to be, Sir,
Your molt obedient and molt humble Servant,
HERMIT Bsuu,
Commandant of Negosobo.
Moehooroogampeik Fort, Mardi so, 1803."
London, England, 1803-09-28

the timely appearance of the Guard, however, was
immediately prodoalve of a ceffation of hoailities,
and a ftschten convietion that legs have their We as
well is arms.

The abundance of animal food throughout•the co-
lony, is an undoubted teaimony of the folid advan-
tages that have accrued from a correfpondence with
the native inhabitants of Otaheite.

The maize in all parts of the Colony bids equally
fair. The late rains have been very ferviceable to
the backward cobs, as alto to thole now ready for
gathering.
On Saturday laf a quantity of wheat and barley
was taken out of a fmall ❑oop, called the Sophia
Maria, by a fet of villains who lurk about the Wharf
to take advantage of the abfence, or criminal negli-
gence, of perfons who arc left in charge of boats and
other (mall craft.

The Civil Court. which opened on Monday IA for
difpatch of bufinefs, drew a concourfe of inhabitants
from all the fettlements of the Colony, molt of whom
were directly or indireEtly interefted. Parramatta
contributed largely to the bufy fcene, nor were we
much lets beholden to Hawkeibury for the influx.
Among the numerous pettycaufes that came before
the Civil Court during the laft fitting, the following
diverting one made its appearance, and was decided
very little to the entertainment of the Plaintiff
He had fummoned a poor woman, whofe refidence
was upwards of forty miles from Sydney, for a debt
of 12s. payment whereof had been tendered, to him
in wheat, but which he had thought proper to rejest.
A (ample was produced in Court, the tender con-
fidered legal, and the Plaintiff ordered to pay to the
Defendant thirty Shillings for travelling aptness.
Errasoaniamtv Israitrostvioas Of PROVIDIINCt.
—On Saturday night laft, as feveral carts were flop-
ping to bait near the Firft Pond, on the Hawkefbury
road, a tree of prodigious Size and immenfe height,
that had t•ten loofened by fuccefave tempefts, fell
among the travellers, and broke the cart to pieces,
without injury either to the drivers or horfes.—A
child was in one of the vehicles, upon which a forked
branch happened to Strike; by the violence of the
conculnon the infant was thrown to the diftance of
more than zo yards, but alfo miraculoufly efcaped
unhurt.
London, England, 1803-09-28

MISCIILLANIT.

Boa MOT.—An edition of Bailg's Diaistery having
been Come time fines put up at an auaion, the Ven•
due Mager obferved, that it was a A'ens
u 1 nom glad of that with all my heart (replied a bid-
der) for mollof us have had enough of the Wats."
The Rod, would certainly be a choke (pot for a
non Via: icademy.7-as the pupil might indulge hirnfelf
with a joastrfer without Any violent exertiou.
On Toelday evening lull. a centrovct fr. took place
between two pirgi/gli, oppolite the Red Lion; the
Pppoisents apiseared to be engaged hcatt fad beds
' •
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PLYMOUTH, MARCH 24.

Orders came down this day to enter twenty la•
bourers at South Down, and alto twenty coopers,
for the Cooperage there. The five 42-pounders
were this day mounted on the Weltern Battery, en
barkt, on the higher ramparts of the Citadel, near
the flag fiaff. The BOADICEA, of 44 guns, was in
fight this day, from the fignal poft, and flood out
to fea again to pick up feamen. Orders arrived
this forenoon at the Admiral's Office for the ViLLE
DI PARTS, oft to guns, CANOPUS, 84, PRINCE, 98,
and SAN Josar, t to, to be hauled down the Har-
bour for immediate Commiffion, and the MARS,
74, was provifioned and ftored for fix months.

Large quantities of ftores ofall kinds are hourly
ex/see:Jed from the Red Houle, for the Vislualling
Office at this port. The utmoft aaivity prevails
in every department here, the fame as if in aaual
war. II SALY•OOIt att. MUNDO, 112 guns, is to
have, as a guard and receiving flip, the flag of
Admiral Lord KEITH, K. B. ; and when Rear
Admiral CAMPBELL arrives, he hoifts his flag on
board the CULLODEN, 74 guns, Captain OTWAY,
till the TEMERAIRE, 98 guns, is ready for his re-
ception.
London, England, 1803-03-26

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SHEERNESS, MARCH 13.

Sailed from the Norc to the Weßward the Ca.
(MINI frigate.
Arrived here two companies of Shipwrights
from Deptford Yard, fine young mop, to forward
the equipment of the fleet.
The CRUIZER, Capt. HANCOCK, arrived yell
terday from the River.
All the Chips here are nearly full manned, el:
pecially the ANTELOPE, Sir SIDNEY SMITH, whore
popularity loon filled his lhip with prime men : his
broad pendant is flying, and his (hip is now ready
for fervice.

The RAM:MAILS, MINOTAUR, ZEALAND, and
all the !hips under orders for fea, are fitted
with a rapidity that furpalfes every thing that can
be conceived, and !hews that Britons can a& with
promptitude when there is a neceffity for it.
___.

The prefence here of Sir ANDREW HAMMOND
and Sir WILLIAM RULE has done great good it
has flimulated the men to aet with energy. The
N.tvy Board certainly deferve the higheft praife
for their zeal, and the attention they pay to every
thing within their province.

FROM I.►.OYF)'s LIST.

MAL, NI 'MCI! 25.—Cattle down the Wexford, —, for
the Eaft Indus, and remains, with the Ambufirade, Admiral
'roaNNOßol'C.l3, I lydra, Amelia, la Pique, and Minerva, let-
gatcs, and fevers, gun-hrigs and revenue cutteri —Wind S.
UR AV T. rN n, M %lien as.—Paffed by the Catharine an,i ni-
za, Pratt, horn New Providence; Goodwill, —. from Se-
ville; wn Brother:. Cornellus,frout Dieppe; and Five Good
Arothere, I'rouft, from Dort.-Sailed the Howard, Gardner,
for Bremen, .uld the His, Nl`Pherfon, for Nantx.
London, England, 1803-03-26

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PORTSMOUTH, MARCH i 5.

Put back the Phcenir, LYLE, bound to London.
—Remain the Matthew, Captain You're:, bound
to the Weft Indies ; and the Calcutta, bound to
New South Wales.—A troop of horfe will Coon
embark on board the Young Nicholas tranfport;
for Ireland.—Yett.:rday arrived the William, DA-
VENPORT, from Shields; alto the Juxo frigate,
from the Downs; and the Terrow, NOCIEITT, from
Briftol.—Sailed the CHARLTON, Eaft India fhip,
Captain WEL LAMM for India; AURORA frigate,
and la DET ER +mat. for Guernfey, with the 13 tft
regiment on board; the Julius, Aureole, for St.
Kitt's ; George, REYNOLDS, for Philadelphia;
William, PR arrow, for Gibraltar; and the Gipfey,
WRANGH A /41, for America.—Went out of the Har-
bour, the DIAMOND frigate, and l'Atot.e.
Arrived the PIGMY cutter, Lieut. M. WHITE,
from Poole, with imprelred men.
This morning Admiral Lord GARDNER hoifted
his flag. blue at the main, on boardthe NRETUIIII,
of 98 g'ns, Capt. DRURY, as Commander in Chief
at this port, in the room of Admiral MILS/Am

The PUIssaNT, of 74 guns. is fitting for the flag
of Lord Genoa sa ; the Narroh a being ordered
to Cawfand Bay, where a fquadroa is to grumble
for cruifing in the Channel.
Lieutenants MORRIS and LOVELL are appointed
to the Pu rsse ; and Lieut. R. PARRY to be Ad-
miral HOLLOWAY'S Flag Officer.
London, England, 1803-03-19

PORTSMOUTH, MARCH iii.

Sailed la Minstivs frigate, Captain KirTeo
(axing) for the Downs; and the Pigmy cutter,
Liettt. WHIT', for Cowes, to imprefs feamen.
Preparations are making for Admiral Lord
GARDNER, who is expeeted liwre to-morrow mor-
ning, to hoift his flag as Commander in Chief at
this port, in the room of Admiral MiLaAn cc.
Admiral HOLLOWAY is appointed Second in
Command at this port, a nation which the Ad.
miral filled in the late war with much honour to
himfelf and benefit to the public.
Arrived the Del-gamins, of a+ guns, Captain
BICH ER, from Cowes.
The Isis, of 5o guns, Capt. Loss, is ordered to
the Downs.

Captain NASH, of Gofport, is appointed Regu-
lating Officer in Scotland.

YARMOUTH, MARCH it.

The Badger Excite cotter, Capt. GUNTNORPT,
has taken and brought in here a fmuggler, with
690 half-unkers of geneva.
A detachment of this Eaft Norfolk is coming
here this day—the whole are expetted to be mut-
tered on Monday next.
The prefs fill continues very warm in our road•.,
and every flip is brought to, and the crew nsuf-
tered, by which a number of good feamen has been
procured for the fervice.--Captain Castrast.t. is
appointed Regulating Officer of the Imprefs Ser-
vice on (bore.

Arrived the Mamma gun-brig, and a cutter,
and remain in oar Roads wish the PINILOPI an :1
Lso* frigates.

FROM LLOYD'. LIST.

The Helen, Hanlon, from Liverpool for Rotterdam. ix 1.41.
The Swift, Halften, from Leghorn for London, is loft nc:r
Sicily; crew faired

. DIAL, MARCH 18.—Arrived the Hydra NIUE, from ahe
weitvrard, and Vixen gunevetrel, from Dartmouth. Wind S. Vt.

GIAVZ/V4/3, MAICE ilL—Paffed bY the Three Siam",
Maley, from Philadelphia; Tur, on, Wright, from Cork ,
Cigar, from Rouen; Harman, —, from Havre;
Tortiadt, from Cold,; Linnenhall, Lewthrons and
Providence, from DubUtty—Salicil the Matthew, Young,
for St. Kites; Cliy of I.ondon, Ew.ng, for Grenada; Lord
blelfoo, --Y, far Dublin ; and Pick/tone, Walker, (or Gnerniky.
London, England, 1803-09-17

SHEERNESS, SEPT. i 6.

Arrived his Majetly's fhip HARPY, Captain HEY.
wOO% with the Minx, and CENSOR, gun•brigs.—The
Toy LT ERE t.t.a has gone ont of Harbour.
We fcarcely ever remember fo few (hips to be
here ; the commercial part of bufinefs in the place,
feems to be quite at a (land, and particularly among
thole who are chiefly employed by the (hipping.
London, England, 1803-09-17

IGIUTICAL INTELLIGENCE.

MAILS THIS DAY.—WIND V.'. S.W.
nut• ARC DUR•
robEn z i Hanburgh o S
tt'ycuford

PLYMOUTH, SEPT. rs.

Two more Batavian Eaft lndiamen, prizes to the
ussmt, of 32 guns, Captain I'. WILKINSON, and
Lord Nelfon privateer, Captain CROUT F, are ordered
round to the River, that the Eaft India produce may
be landed there and warchoufed. As they are
droits of Admiralty, they will be put under Corn-
miftioners appointed by the Court. To lave the enor-
mous expence of fending round prifon.:rs of war by
land, in future, the Commiffioners of the Tranfport
Board,when there is an overflow of prifoners of war in
Mill Prifon, or the prifon (hips in liamoaze, they are
to be fent by hired voile's to Briftol, Yarmouth, Pont.-
mouth, &c.
London, England, 1803-09-17

SPOR IN7BLLIGBNCI

LITCI IPI rip RACES, TUESDAY, SEPT. 13.
King's Plate of loop. by g years old, 3 mile befits.
Mr. Cholmohtleley's S. it. Cheibire Cheek, by Sir Peter I I
Mr. Lock le y's hr. F.Attaintncet - - 3 S
Mr. Dyotes b. in. Liiza . s 3
Mr. Coventry's ch. h. Lifmabago, Vt. 7th. - dr
Same day, a Stakes of zoo gs. all ages, one two mile
London, England, 1803-09-17

PORTSMOUTH, SEPT. 16.

Arrived the REVOLUTIOHNAIRE, of .4 guns, Capt.
LocK, from Jerfey.—Arrived the GREYHOUND Cll2-
ter, Capt. Witcla sou, having left the Newfoundland
and Q2ebec convoy, with the ORPHEUS frigate, Capt.
HILL, on the 26th of Auguft, in lat. 45. 30. long. 21•
30. W. with a fair wind. The MAGNIFICENT, Of 74
guns, Capt. Jravis, has made fignal for failing, to
join the Channel fleet.—Arrived the WASP Hoop of
war, Hon. Capt. Artarra, and the DUKE of YORK
cutter, with a fleet from Guernfey.—The 3 tit regi-
ment embarked this afternoon on board of tranfports
for Jerfey. The STARLING gun-brig, Lieut. Guyow,
is appointed convoy.—Sailed the FURY bomb, with
a fleet to the Eaftward.
London, England, 1803-03-21

GREENOCK, MARCH a.

The Jenks, Coorsct., it Illarceiona, from hence
z;th February.
The Ceres, M,lw Toro, from Chatlefton, aftrr
a paitige of 41 days, having experienced very
boillerons weather, left the Polly, Daley, for this
port, half loaded.

FROM I.l.OYD's LIST.
DIAL, MARCH so. -.lnived and tailed for the River. the
HlUBarce, from the South Seas ; Farmer, Cantab.- ; and
Brothers, Brown, from Lifbon. Arrived the Mtnerve frigate,
from Portfmauth ; and Amelia frigate. from Sticernefs; and
remains with his Majelty's Ships, and fevers! outward bound
veils. Wind W. S. W.

GRAVESEND, MAac■ 143.-Pared by, the Anna Mafia,
Clark, from the South Sc.,; Reliance, Allen, from Jamaica;
Two Elizas, Jones, from Daiwa ; Racer, Memphis, from
B loduttry,—, from Cork; Venus, Lowther, from Wa-
terford ; Sturrner ; Kitty, and Lord Hello..
Gardner, from Limerick.—Sailed the John and Robert, Greg;
and Ocean, Noble, for Hantbirgh; irgtnia, Dauberg ; and.
Young Faelnr, Gardner, for New York ; Prince's Amelia,
Poyle, for Africa; Aquilon, Ithickborne; sod Addington.
Aman, for Bremen.
London, England, 1803-03-21

WANTED

AFURNISHED HOUSE, within four Miles
of the Royal Exchange, for Four Months from the
sr.iddle of April, eonfifting of one large or two lbsali Far-
lours. four or five Bed-roans, with two rooms for Servants;
Oath-hi-lure and Stabling for three Horfes.
.IWlre4 a line to J. H. John's CoQee•houfe,
London, England, 1803-03-21

SHEERNINS, MAR CH z,

Yeflerday Sir SIDNEY SMI rif i ive.l an,l im-
mediately went on board the ANTELOPE, W! ere
his Broad Pendant now flies.

Thi9 day the Comptroller of the Navy, Sir A.
liAmmoNo, and Sir W. RUI.F, the SPIIVeyfIr, ar-
rived here, to concert with Cornrnifli.mcr ConIN
the Ilea and :mil cPizient rn•de of fittiog nu Cm:
fhips of war at thin port, deemed TCA,Jy and prop,:
for fcrvice.

The contra riggers are here, with orders to
tigg all the new commiaioned !hips without a mo-
ment's 1.6 of time.

All the revenue cutters are put under the com-
mand of Sir Jaws SAUMAREZ ; and the DoLk
Yard men work on Sundays—indeed every extr-
tion is ufcd to promote the equipment of the fket.

CHATHAM, MARCH2I.

Never were appearances more warlike at this
port. On Friday evening Sir ANDREW SNAPS
Hammotsn, and Sir WlLLtara Rine, arrived at
Rochelter, and loon after day-light, yeft:rday
morning, vifited the Dock-Yard, when finding
the mats of the RAISONA BLE not in that Rate of,
forwardnefs they had reafon to exped, acrtinnal.
hands were let nn immediately, who worked the
whole of the night, and were this morning relieved
at fix o'clock by an equal number of frcth men,
who are expeded to work to-night : a number of
fmiths were alfo employed all night in getting the
iron work, which is expeCted to be ready by to-
morrow evening, when it will be lent to Sheernefs,
where the (hip is ready for being launched.
The ARDENT and Tr, UNDER ER are in a confide-
rabic Rate of forwardnefs.—The people in every
department of the Naval Yard have been employed
to-day.

Yeiterday afternoon, about five o'clock, Lord
Ms arrived at Commiffioner Hots's. This
was a kind of confirmation to the report of the
day, that his Lordfhip was to fucceed Earl Sy.Vi
CENT. His Lordlhip flept in the Lizard left night,
and this morning fet off, it is fuppored, Wal-
mer Caftle.—The Comptnller and Surveyor of the
Navy, after having infpeeted the (hips ordered to
be fitted, failed 'this morning in the Yacht for
Sheernefs, where Sir SIDNEY SMITH, of the ANTE-
LOPE, and Capt. NANSTIELD, of the MINOTA vit.
are' ufing every means to forward their refpa;ve
fhips.
London, England, 1803-01-13

MARGATE, JANTJARY io.

This evening, about fix o'clock, the Aaive, of
Greenock, Capt. HORNBY, a fine new Well India
flip; of 350 tons burthen, laden with soo hogf-
heads of fugal., &c. bound to Greenock, parted
from her anchor in the roads, and came albore
within about half a mile of the Pier Head, where
the foon funk ; but owing to a tremendous turf,
which, with the advantage of tide, foon com-
pletely rolled over her, our fkilful feamen were
unal le to put off to her salaams ; nor was there,
any poiribility of difcovering, from the faint glim-
merings of the moon, vrhether the crew had left her.
After the tea had made a complete breach on her
weather fide, the drove in (bore, with her fore and
miun mass (landing, upon the Nayland Rock, at
s o'clock in the morning ; to which fortunate cir-
cum (lance may be attributed the fafety of part of
the patengera and crew, who, had the remained
where the fiat ftrock, would, in all probability,
have periesed. As far as we have been able to I
dikover, they coati of niaeteen perfons, and from

lathing tbemfelves in the &muds, ten out of the
nineteen were faved. Five pealed in the main
top, by the falling of the mail ; one lad was wathed
overboard ; and three were taken from the rigging,
who pa illted by the (pray of the tea, and from the
inclemency of the weather. Every means of re-
fufcitation on them were ufed by Mr. SLATER, a
furgeon of this place, without fuccefs. Among
the furvivors are the Captain, Mate, and Pilot. A
Dutch hoy, laden with t2OO bags of wheat, bound
from Amlierdam to Lilbon, parted from her an-
chors, and came athore under the cliffs, off Bir
chinton ; the crew and cargo Caved, and the velU
likely to be got off.—A Haftin or Rye hoy, in
ballaft, alto 'hared the fame fate, and lies very
near the Dutchman. Her crew Caved themfelves
by taking to their boat, and there is reafon to be-
lieve that the velfel wiU be got off with very little
damage.
London, England, 1803-01-13

FRESH POTTED CHAR.

No toy, STRAND, CORNER OF SAVOY STE.PiI.
December 24, !Sol.
JOHNBURGESS and SON refpcatully inform
J
the Nobility. and Families hi general, they have this day rev
reived a treks fupil) of FRESH POTTED CHAR from Winan-
damere Lake, which they can recommend to be of a fuperior
quality to sty before introduced.
New P. Sturgeon, Welch Smoak'd Salmon, Bruniwich
Saufares. New French Olives, &c.—Warelionfe as above.