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Star.
London, England, 1803-04-13

MARRIED.

Friday fe'nntht, at Alphinr,ton-houfe, near Ezeter, Flits-
beth, reliet of the late Wijiam Honerrood, Moran
Abbey, in Kent, and mother of the prcfcnt Sir John Honey-
wood, Bart.
Lately, at his feat at While-place, in the County of Berk',
the Rev. Ralph Leyeefter.
At Glafgow, on Cie 4th log. John Pattifon, jun. EST to Miro
Monteith, elde It daughter of John Monteith, k fq.
Wednefday lag, at Edinburgh, Mr. Join Charles Collins.
Surgeon in Swanfea, to hlifs Elizabeth M Fargo:l2r, third
daughter of the late Mr M'Farquhar, prirtar In Edinburgh.
At Cal ronpark, on the 4th iallant, Francis Simplon, Efq. of
Pleas, to Mils Cada, uuly daughter ut William Cadeds hfq.
of Banton.
atHir, at Hammerfmith, Thomas Bond, Efq. cid& on of
Sir Janes Bond, Bart. to Mitt Read, yourireft dabghtLr of the
late John Road, EN. of Porchelter Lodg., Hants.
At New Grove, on the ad init. 111. K rwan, Lfq. fun of the
late Captain Andrew ICrwan, of Milton. county of May.,
Mifs Charlotte Leefuo, daughter of WilLam Ledo*, Lfq. of
New Grove.
; On Thurfslay. Mr. Saunders, to M;fs Pre L. Colkett
daughter of Daniel Colkctt, Efq. of Ely-place,
London, England, 1803-04-13

IMPROVEMENTS IN MODERN GARDENING.

This day was publithrd, price ra. tul. lewd, or as. bounds,
ABERCROMBIE's EVERY. MAN his own
GARDNER ; or, POCKET JOT IRNAL. being a
Daily AMR .nt in the modern Pradtice of ~.nglifis Gardening, in
a comae Monthly Difplay oral tie practical Works of general
Gardening throughout the Year. More particularly the Me-
thod andSca,ons or raifing the differeat Produaions ofthe Kit-
chen, Fruit, and Flower Garden; with valuable lottrudiorrli
relative to Plants, Trees, and Shrubs, proper for Pkafure
Grounds.
Printed for B. Crolby and Co. Stationer's court, Puerta-
tw-row. . •
Where may be had, Jolt publilhed.
1. Belt's Art of Angling, confirtn by adtual Experience,
PM new Diteaverics. A new Edition. Price as.
a. The.Earrier's Vade Mecum; or, Geod.:mates Pocket
Guide to the Knowledge of the Nature and Strutture of a
Bede; with approved Methods of Breaking and Trabsing..-.
Raccipts for the Cure of Om, Cmra,Sheep, cute. with plates.
Price wily is.
Califees complete Ready Reckoner, for the Pocket, con-
ding of Tables accurately raft up, for the Ufe of Wholafale
and Retail Dealers, neatly bound. Price is. ;d.
London, England, 1803-04-14

?RCM TIIE PARIS PAPERS.

C,rwnh, hfatteo 26.—The Enghlh friqwe N:7er,
of 3z guns, arrived here In eight days fr,rn Malta,
wit'a 110 perfons, has confilmed the cvacuaticti
of Egypt, by a part of the Britifh troops.
DINAM, APRIL Eng'.ifh boats, «hich
had been recalled lonic time ago to England, have
vetorned to Canealle Bay ; this event, though ot
littk irrpnrt.incc in has ocealioned great ,ay
at Saint Maio, it prove• that the Englith begin
to re!as in their lion& Tn.•_iafittt.s (.1L
month. B'littlers !):V.
S4irit•Maln: voids for :.1:'1t•.-Inn went nut
Of tarbour yellcrday, and ii• Vic: i.,nmll.tnr~ts
fnikw, As well
gn yto ct • ti....a..::anJ • •:'!:
f•ar

Meer/um, Anti 6.—The day before yenerday
a detachment of artillery arrived here, and yet-
terday morning fet out for the frontiers of Hol-
land. The fame day two battalions of the tooth
demi•brigade•paffed here alto on their way to the
Batavian Republic.

HAIHEURGH, MARCH 30.—The report that a
courier had yellerday arrived from Berlin, with
rlifpatches for the Senate, is without foundation.
It is equally untrue that the Elc.torate of Hano-
ver is about to be occupied by the troops of ano-
ther Power; and the Elbe and the Wefcr to be Phut
up. Thefe reports, at firft, excited the greaten
alarm in this place.
On the prelent circumfiances, one of our jour-
nals makes the following remarks hlcifl poli-
ticians believe that, in fpite of appearances, things
will not come to a rupture between England and
France. The powers which have the greaten
weight in Europe, loch as Ruffsa, Pruffia, and
Auflria,feem to be inclined for peace. The Em-
peror of Ruffia, even before affairs were ill their
;ardent poflure, declared to the Englilh Ambal-
lador, that it was his &lire that peace fhould be
maintained betwen the maritime powers, and that
lie would ufe every effort to preferve it. The King
of Pronia, being in a perfel good underaanding
with that Prince, will not belie his reputation of
being the defender of the pace of the Continent.
The Anarian Minilter is unalterably heady to his
wonted pacific principles. Both England and
France are, in reality, more inclined for peace
than for war.• All hopes of the prefervation of
peace have not yet vanilhed, notwithflanding the
oftenfible thrtionarations of holtility between the
two Powers."

LONDON.
London, England, 1803-04-14

KING'S-THEATRE.

`IIE Nobility, Gentry, and the Public, are
t- molt rcfpedtfullr informed, that there will be given at
i..s Theatre
A GRAND MASTJERADE,
On Thurfday the alit inflant..—Titled One Guinea each.
Vivant Rex et Regina

rASHIONABLE I)ANCING hy Mr.ALLEN
privately Taught tit Ladies and Gentlemen of any age,
who have never learnt this accompliihment, or not in
the im-
proved modem kyle, at No z ti,Sherrard-ftreet, Golden Num. a
Bark-Wu to. Great Ally:Bipat,,gpadinan's-fiebiA.—Tliag I°l
Taught on a plan particularly calculated for th fe to whom it
is an °hie& to acquire it expoditioully, privately, and in the
(Arlon.
Foreimers, Officers, and Country Refidents, who -ray with
to learn in a few days, may Board and Lodge, privately, in the
houte, and receive militant inanition.
Sellouts and Fern lies, kart diftant from town, regularly at- '
tended on the ufual conditions, and initrueted in every elegant
nquifite of modern Dancing.
The Annual Ball will be on the 4th of May, at the Cro vo
and Anchor Tavern, Strand.
London, England, 1803-04-14

WATER PROOF CEMENT.

WATER effeetually kept out of Cellars, like-
wife Ta:•ks, Refer. uirs, Fiih-Ponds, Moats, Bathe,
Drains, MITI-Races, Wharfs. Vats for Brewers, Oilmei, Tan-
ners, kellmongers, &c. bulk in the molt fubltantial ~ad durable
manner, with Particles Roman Cement, by ISAAC TEMYLAR,
Bricklay r, Quuc. n ftreet, Southwark.

ORANGE IREES, TESSAMINE PLANTS, and TRUE

BRUNSWICK SAUSAGES.
JUST imported a large Affortment of Orange
and Lemon Trees, Arabian and Catalonian Jeffamines, ar-
rived in the higheft Perfection.
Alfa a large and choice Coßelton of True Brunfivich Sau-
fages of various Sizes ..nd in excellent condi'ion ; thof.: Nvns
arc curious in this A/rick will find them greatly fuperior to any
impnrted for many years.
Montatde de Maille, Parmefan Cheefe, Neufchatel Cheefe,
white Fern, h Vinegar, Capoot Capers, New French Olives,
Gorgona Anchovies, &e. &c. by the Importers Jon y 4 Bu ;cc x s
and SoN, No. 107, Corner of the Savoy Steps, Strand, London.
London, England, 1803-04-14

THEATRE-ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN.

TO-MORROW EVENING, APRIL 25,
will be preferred the New Comedy, called
JOHN BULL ;
Or, AN ENGLISHMAN'S FIRE-SIDE.
With a Lyrical Epilogue by Mr. JOHNSTONE.
To whit+ will be added the Farce of
THE SPOIL'D CHILD.
This Evening—John Bull ; with The Devil to Pay.
London, England, 1803-04-14

WARM SEA WATER BATHING.

JDYASON, Proprietor of the WARM BATHS,
• at RAMIOATS, MO', refpedtfully informs the Nubility,
Gentry, atoi Net his Baths are now opened for the enfuing
Seaton, under the ufual Terms an K gutitions, and begs leave
to exprefs his grateful Acknowledgments for the Support and
Recommendation they received loft Seaton, from many of the
Firft Charaders in the Kingdom, and hopes the Attrition paid
to render every thing *giant and agreeable will merit future
Favours. _ _ _

N. B. The Tarns of Bathing and Dirrelions for its Life,
with R ecommendatory Obfervatlons by an eminent Pbyfician,
to be had Gratis at the Baths.

••• Any Family witting to engage Bath Houfe, with Four,
Sit, or Fight Bed-rooms, Drawing-room, Parlour, Kitchen,
&c. from the beginning of June, tithe by the Month, or for
the Seafon, may be accommodated on Eafy Terms.
London, England, 1803-08-27

BY BRIGADIER-GENERAL COLIN CAMPBELL,

Commanding the North-EaR Divifion of the Northern Datil&
WHEREAS an Outlaw, named THOMAS
RUSSELL, formerly an Officer in the 64th Regiment of
Font, and tome time confined at Fort George, In North Britain.
ha+ publiffied a Proclamation, in which he Ryles himfeJf " General
in Mel o( the Northern DifitriA, and Member of the Provibonal
Government," addrefed to MEN of IRELAND!

"Once more in Arms to eters the Rights of Mankind,and Liberate

. -
your Country!" he. &c. &c.
Now, this is to give notice, That the Sum of FIVE HUNDRED
POUNDS will be paid by me. to any Perron or Perkins who (hall
apprehend and deliver into Cultody, the abovernentiooed Traitor;
or who (hall give fuels InformadOn at may lead to his appr .am 4 n.
Here follows a Defcrip:ion of the Paid Thomas RulE•ll,--He is
a tall handforne Man, about s Feet a t Inches High, stark Com-
pkzion, Aquiline Not, large Black Eye., with heavy Eye-brows
good Teeth, full &cited, walks generally (aft and upright, sod has
a military appearance, is about 4 years of Age. (peaks Imently,
with a clear Voice, and has a gsod Addreik.
Given at &daft, this tnth Day of Auguß, ao3.
COLIN CAMPBELI., Brigadier-General
London, England, 1803-08-27

SATURDAY, AUGUST 27, 1803.

TO BE SOLD,
OUSDEN HALL, confining of a good and fpa-
cious Manfion, arils every ufetul and neceffary Building, Sta-
bling for 17 Fioriks, a new-walltd Garden, of pearly two Acres;
Cottages, Manor, Quit-Rents, Fines, Woods, well Rocked with
Game, together with about a thousand Acres of Land, nearly In a
Ring Pence, part in hand, and the remainder let to refpcdable Te-
nanta, whole Leafes expire at Michaelma.lBo4,bein all Freehold.
Our:en-Hall is fituated about fix Miles from Newmarket, and
nine frost Bury.
For farther particulars apply to John Smith, Efq. Oulden-Haft,
near Newmarket.

N. B. Utile Adtowfon of the Redory of Oufden is particularly
defired, it may be had at a fair valuation, Idled to the life of the
Incumbent.

ASHDOWN PARK.
IN order to five twuhle to Oink who may have
have had it in centemplatictn to treat 64. this E.tate, we deem
it proper to give Notice that It is dirpoted of.
Augua 26, 1803. RiCH. and ROB.

• This dsy was publillscd,
Elegantly printed in One Volume Odavo, price As. in bo.rds, A
New Edition (being ,he fecund) of
THE METRICAL MISCELLANY; confilling
chicly of POEMS hitherto unpubbthed.
. . . . .

Printed for T. Cade!! and W. 11).;kg.Strand.
London, England, 1803-08-27

LONDON.

SATURDAY, AUGUST a 7.
PRICE OP STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK •
s per CCM. Roluced, sot 11-4 per Cent. Confab so f}
°mains. 7 6 dif.
PRICE Or STOCKS YESTERDAY •
PerCßed. sat Imp 3 Pee Cerd-53i
3 Per C. Cre3Es34l 54.53 i Imp. Ann. 9 f
4 per ("mt. 7o t Fachel. Bab se a IL diL
Spa Cc0•.861 S6ll+ Omnium 71
S Per C. Ann.l79' Pon I Englit6 Tichos 11.41.
Long Ann. 16 s-z (Am Conf. for occ. ssi 541

Yeflerday difpatches were received at the Admi.
ralty from Halifax. dated June 22. They bring no
news of importance. The DRIVIR (loop. Captain
FAME, had arrived there on the xoth, with difpatches
om England.
Capt. D'AUvERCIAI, NW& of Boutxxow, who is
to have a principal command in a fecret expedition,
was.yefterday appointed to the saysax, 1144 guns,
at Worlwich.

The following Ratement explains the caufe of Gen.
Dumov a t ra's vilit to England :
During the American war, that General was
Commandant, or (timid in command at Cherburg,
in the province of Normandy. At that time an in-
valion of this country was a favourite objeet with the
Government cf France; and, as Dv MOU aisles
tart' changer was perfealy underlined by the Klee,
his Majelly ordered the General to digeß and arrange
loch plans as he thought moll conducive to the ac.
compliffiment of the intended enterprize. The like
orders were fent to many other Officers of dißin
guiffied reputation in the French army. It fo hap.
pened, that Dossottisa's plans and communica-
tions were preferred ; but the local affairs of France
were, &nay afterwards, deranged, and the projeft,
of costae, abandoned. The papers, however, were
placed in the port.folin of the Kies; but in the eficr•
vefcenee of revolutionary convulfion, deli, with
other State Papers, were delivered into the War-
Ogler. and there preferved. 1)171400R' ER not con•
caring theft plans bad 'leaped the fury of the multi.
tude, gave hipster so concern about them ; but bae.
ing received- private #ost,ation, 'ohm in comma
London, England, 1803-08-27

FAVFASHAM.

To be SOLD publkly, to the highcil Bidder, at the Cullom-bade,
Faredham, in Kee:, on T peaty the yoth lUttant, at 'lwo o'Clock
In the Afternoon,
ENEVA, ,o 8 GAllons, of legal ftrength for Deal-
N./ 'erg ; 1942 Gallons for private Vie.
BRANDY, so GAtons of legal arength for Dealers; 72 Gallons
for private Ufe.
a Bottles of Foreign RED WINE, not French.
46.-, 7/ Yards of WHITE THREAD LACE and EDGING.
One HOG BOAT, of Nine Tons Burden and upwards, and her
Massrlab.

.--Fi4fmall BOATS, to OARS, Two (mall ANCHORS Wbarp.
Which may be viewed on the Day before, and oa the Morning
of the Day of Sale.
Twenty-fire per Cent. will be reguirad of the Purchafcra
London, England, 1803-11-02

THEATRE ROYAL, COVEN :GARDEN.

I'O•MORROW EVENING, NOVEMBER 3,
will be Derr‘.rtned the Tragedy,
THE GAMESTER.
Beverly, Mr. KEMBLE ;
Lewion, Mr. C. KEMBLE ;
Stokely, Mr. COOKE ;
Mrs. Beverly, Mrs. SIDDONS.
To which will be added the farce of
THE REVIEW ;
Or, THE WAGS OF WINDSOR..

Everdog—Muth Ado About Nothitg with Arthur and
Lames

On Friday the fifty-fifth !ilea of Jobn Bull. And
Oa Saturday will be revived Rowe's Tragedy of the Fair Peni-
tent. Sciolto, Mr. Cooke; Lothario, Mr. C. Kemble ; Horatio,
My. LCIMAC Califta, Mrs Siddons; Laidaia, Mrs. H. siddous ;
after whisk will be prefented, for the fiat time, a New Farce, in
Three Airu, called Rake the Wind.

A New ComeJi, in Five Adis, aid a New Comic Opera, in
era, arc in rebeadal.

ROYALTY THEATRE,
WELLS-STREET. GOODMA N's-PIE LDS.
The MAGISTRATES having kindly condefeeneled to GRANT
a LICENCE for tie ahove Theatre. which has undergone an
attire repair, sod various improver-eau, the Public arc refpeek-
fully Wormed that it WILL OPEN
ON MONDAY NEXT, NOVEMBER 7, 1803,
with NEW ENTERTAINMENTS,
New Scenery, New Dears, DecorMais, &e. ate.
Under the Direefor of Mr. Ain.r.y, jun.
er will attend at the Treafury of the Theatre
mil day, front eleven o'clock until three, for the purport of dif-
ltdbuting the Shares to the Renters, who are reepeßfully rarefied
to apply before Saturday next, sth November, as no Tickets or
Transfers can wady be attended to after that day.
London, England, 1803-11-02

DENM4RK.

COPENHAGEN, OCT. 4.—A letter from Norway,
dated Sept. fo, lays, "An Englith frigate bas taken
a Swedith Eaft Indianian in a haven three leagues
from Bergen, under pretence that it was French pro.
petty. 'lite Engfills Captain then went to Bergen,
where he threatened to take out of the harbour a
Dutch Eaft Indiaman, and two privateers which lay
there. They applied to the Governor, who caufed
the (hips to be laid under the guns of the fortrefs.—
Tne CiTtain has alto threatened to fend to England
all flips from Bergen, laden with train oil, probably
becaufe the oil was bought of two Dutch Greenland
(hips, which lie now at Bergen."
Ocr. 11.—The Eaft India Company's Blip, the
Prince of Augultenburg, Captain Fame, lately re-
turned from the Indies, was (topped and vifited in a
hoftile manner on its return, on the toth September,
by an armed rail, which approached under Englifli
colours, fired three (harp (hot, and immediately haul-
ed down the Engin, and hoifted French colours.—
The commander then ordered Captain Feow, in the
French language, and with infulting espreflions, to
fend his long boat on hums'. The Captain complied
and fent the pilot, who was obliged to remain on
board the Ichooner, while three officers and a tailor,
armed with piftols, repaired on board the Danifh
(hip to examine the papers. Having found them in
order, they demanded t 51. fterling for the three (hot
fired, with a threat of firing again if this demand was
not complied with :—the Captain, to avoid farther
trouble, paid the fum. Toe fchonner had in the
mean time flruck the French flag and hoisted again
Englifts colours. The officers who came on board
(poke at firfl French, afterwards good Englifh ; and
the Pilot remarked, that the whole crew fpnkc French
as long as the French colours were flying, but as tivm
as the Englifh were hoined, they (poke only Engli(h.
On being allied by Captain FRON, who they were,
and whence they came, together with the Captain's
Dame ? they only laid," Frcm Li nrpool."
The frigate Frederickflecn has failed for the Weft

The Engl;fh (hip Defence has (Ailed for England
with a cuuruy of i...ornaLLAntaaca.
London, England, 1803-11-02

GER:II,INT.

Hairovait, Ocr. 14.—Yeflerday again feveral
waggons Frith arms fet nut for France. The punifh-
ment of death is proclaimed for all perfons who may
be difcovered recruiting for England, and who are
to be given up to the French Military tribunal ; the
lace dealer from Lubinau, however, is delivered in-
to the hands of the Criminal Juflice of this city.
Field Marfhal WALMODIW will loon publifh a juf-
tification of his condua during the lel campaign.
We hear that the 3000 honks (not 6000) lately
demanded, will be taken from the farmers, if they
cannot be otherwife made complete. An exprefs,
however, with the moft earnefl remonftrances againfl
this ruinous meafure, has been fent to Paris. Gene.
ral Moariet has fignified to his officers that he ex-
peas they will abflain from all games of chance.
The amount of the expences occalioned by the oc.
cupation of the country by the French, is about
14,000,0c0 livres. We have 4000 men here in pr-
am.
London, England, 1803-08-18

INTF.LLIGENCI.

M. 411.8 Tills DA Y.....W:ND raft.
Aitß. DUE. ARE. 'PC
Dublin 0 1 Flamburgh o et
Waterford a 2

PLYMOUTH, AUGUST t6.—SAled for Cork, as a
gnardasip, the THUNDERS'S, of 74 guns. Captain
136DrORD S the will, wit!: a lipadron of frigates, (loops
of war, and cutters, occationally cruize on and off the
coati in various dircilions, to the weßward of Ireland,
to intercept any veffels which might be attempted to
convey treptonable intelligence by means of the ene-
my's fmall and numerous crhizers. The Ts ENT alfo
failed to lie as a receiving Blip at Cork, under the
orders of Admiral Lnrd GARDNIR.—Made fignali
to go, and went into Cawfand Bay, the SeENCER, 74
guns, Hon. Captain Srorroto ; and Mkt 'arm, 7+
guns, Right Hon. Lot.' A. BLAUCLIIIIK they will
font% join the Channel fleet. Came in, after a long
cruize of nine weeks, the privateer floop Robert and
Grace, to guns and 45 men, Captain VATASOVR.
POITSMOUTH, AUGUST I7.—Arrivel the ADMI.
CAL ALM, ERR ladiaman, an,l fume other out-
ward-bound vac's from the Down;

DEAL, AUGVIIT t7.—Arrired in the D-iwns, the
American (hip Margaret, Captain BARRON, in banal,
from Hamburgh t in her came ;mangers, Mr. Fox-
.ers, the American Cooful at Hamburgh, with Mr.
Rocuts and fillers, Mr. M'Cos.toca, Mr. Las, Mr.
Hr ARD. and Mr. LEN ISIE, who landed at PARNELL'S,
Hoop and Griffin Inn, and horn thence proceeded
poll to London.
SHEERNESS, Auo. r7.—Arlived his :Wait:fly% fincp
AUTUMN, Capt. S. JAcasnm, and the Moi.i.cry gitn-
brig. The Printers of ::'ales and Met y cutters have
alt.() arrived ; and the Swirr, Lieut. COMBS', has
failed, with a fignal for convoy flying for the Elbe.
To-morrow is the day fixed to appoint a convoy to
the Baltic ; it is fuppofed it will be the Auru N.—
The Roma sy is paid.
CHATHAM, AVG. 17.-12IMPIRIEVSE, Capt. Ho.
THAN, has been warped to Gillingham, where fhe is
taking in her powder and guns. An n:der has been
received from the Navy Board to get the Sr. ALGA N's
down as foon as poffible, and to fit with the utmoll
difpatch all the launches belonging to the dock-yard
and (hips in ordinary ; they are to carry a p pound
carronade each.

Ymtmourit, Aucurr 17.—Yeflerday arrived the
AUCKLAND packet, Captain THOMAS Ulnas, with
mails and paffengers, bound to Gottenburgh.—Sent
in by the Rumm, of t guns, a large marl fhip, laden
with timber ; and Greenland (hip, with one whale
and soon foals, under Pruffian colours : alfo fent in
by the Paszt.orr, Die Yonge Maria, Won seas waf-
ter, with wine, from Teneriffe, bound to Glukßad.
This day arrived a Swede, deeply laden, fent in by
the North Sea fleet. Sailed the AUCKLAND racket,
Captain Taostas Batons, for Gottenburgh. Remain
the GELTKNIIN Rear Admiral THOANBOROUGN,
Clime pm brig, &nose cutter, and Hart brig
privateer. Wind EA.
London, England, 1803-08-18

PRUSSIA

Butt'. Ave. 9.—On the sth init. Gen. Piens•
oat; paired through Hildeiheim. Citizen Pot TAUS,
French Secret try of Legation, is arrived here. as
alfo, late yeiterday, Mr. Privy Counfellor LOAIBARD,
from Br ufiels.

His Ezcellency Cnunt SCHULEMBURG, In difiin-
gnifhed for his zeal and a&isity as Miniller of State,
is confined by an indifpohtinn. His Majefty has done
him the honour of perfonally 'lining him this mor-
ning.
London, England, 1803-08-18

NETHERLANDS.

%teems, Ana...—(Frog tit Hatriest Covent.)
M. Lossamtn, Privy Courtfellor of his Pruffian Ma.
jelly, who has again returned to Berlin, appears not
to have completely obtained the objeCt of his million.
Betides the free navigation of the Elbe and IVefer,
it is confidently fiatsd that this million had in view a
very important objeft. The Hanoverian Deputies
have again returned home without much hope that
their fituation will be improved.—liantbwib Corref:
panda,.
AUOUST F.... The hope of a fuecefsful ;rue to the.
Ruffian methadon, notwithrtanding its acceptance by
the Mediating Powers, is not great. France infills
on thepfiatar quo from the date of a Convention for an
arnsiatce to be concluded, and confequently while
England retains potreffion of Malta, will continue to
occupy the territory and parts of Lower: Saxony, of
which Ate has taken poffellion. To this, however, the
Cabinet of St. James's has not yet contented.— Mid.
London, England, 1803-08-18

DENMARK.

CO►SAHAGEN. Auc. 2.—MT. LISTON has jull fent
an exprefs to London.
The bufinefs in the Field Commiffary's Office in.
creafes daily. Several foldiers, who had been dif-
miffed after the reviews, and who do not belong to
the regiments in Holliein, have been again engaged.
Our police has lately caufed feveral perfons to be
arrefted who had forged bills of exchange and bonds,
and had counterfeited the fignatures of feveral land
proprietors, whole elates they mortga&ed.
The Dana Conful in Entlaad is End to be Cull
pended.
Auo. 6.—Thei explanation between ours and the
Hanoverian Government, refpeding the duty at
Slade, has turned out entirely to the fatisfation of
our Government.

Within thefe few days an unanthorifed report has
been univerfally fpread, that the duchy of Holltein will
bo for the future entirely independent of the German
Empire, and that the fame money and weight as in
Denmark will be introduced into the two duchies

The continued drought has much leffened, accor-
ding to the laft letters from the provinces, the agree-
able profpc of a rich harveft. Rye has particularly
fuffered.

The negociation concerning the pafrage of the pac-
kets from England to Tonningen and Hufum, has
been one of the fiat fuhjeEts of communication be-
tween Mr. Luton and our Court.

The Swedith Church has jun ['Whined a revere lois
by the death of the celebrated Dr. Taom, Archbi•
flop of Upfal. His account of his voyage to Ice-
land, in company with Meths. BANKS and SOLANDKA,
is well known.

Srasssumo, Auc. 3.—Late in the evening of the
tft the frigate Camilla anchored off Pell. The ad,
their Majetlies difembarked, aad went to Bergen, on
the Eland of Rugen, where they Cupped and flept,
and to-day, at half pail five in the afternoon, arrived,
and were received with every demonfiration of joy.
How long the King will remain here is uncertain.
London, England, 1803-02-16

PLYMOUTH. FEBRUARY Ls.

Came in the Minerva, of bartmouth, Captain
Bass, from Lisbon, bound to this port and Exeter,
with fruit and hides; the Heroine, of London,
Capt. Cooa, from London, bouud to Antigua,
with plantation Rom ; the Firm, of London,
Casella, from London, bound to Lisbon, in
; the two latter wind-bound.

Bailed the Ceres, Wein. a, from Waterford to
London; Maria, Partys, from Valencia for Lon.
don ; True Anna, —, from Seville for London;
the St. Jofeph, Evaaa, from Balboa for ditto ;
and the Frieudlbip; Gear, of Plymouth, for
Guernfey.
London, England, 1803-02-16

MIDDLESLX SESSIONS.

Ilscas's HALL, Firs. Is.—The Court did not
open till near twelve o'clock this day. Several
returns were then made by the Grand Jury of
bills found or tcjeeted. The remainder of the
day was occupied in (wearing in evidence, and
the Grand Jury examining and returning the differ
rent Bills of Indidment which had been prefented
The Court then adjourned to Friday next, to try
two remaining traverfes, that the different parties
might have the full extent of the time halite for
appearance.
London, England, 1803-02-16

SUSSEX.

TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION—By Mr. WELLER,
On Wcdnefday the ad of March, between the hnurs of Five
and Six in the Evening. at the Swan Inn, Chit ',eller,
AMoil Valuable FREEHOLD ESTATE,
comprifing a good Farm-boufe, with Olives and Out-
buildings, .together with 354 Acres of rich Arable and Palturc
Land, fituate at South Baited, five miles from Chkbefter,and
within two miles from that highly eittmated Watering place
Bognor.
And at the fame time eight rich Meadows, fitulte at FUlt-
bourne' rule mile and a half Weft of Chichefter, in the occupy
thin of Mr. George Collins.
Printed particulars may be bad at the Chapter Cnlfee-bnufe,
Loudon ; at the Offices of the ST AI, SithibUry. Lewes, Win-
Oght-, and Portfinouth Papers; Sure: Houk Tutinriece-
Welh ; Old Ship Tavern, Brighton ; Star, Sborcham ; Norfolk
Arms, Arundel; Angel, Midhurft ; King's Arms, Gni/aiming ;
White Hart, Guildford; and of Mr. Weller, at his General
Agency Office, Chichefter.
London, England, 1803-02-16

TO THE PUBLIC.

JAV ING on aforneroccafion relultantly ex-
L cited fame Fortiori of the attention of the Public, ihall
offer no Apology for claiming it now to the following declara-
tions and to the Affidavits fubjoined to them, being confident
that it will both difeern and approve the motives which have
Induced me to fubmit them to its ennfideration.
" fit cora:wiener of an explanation having taken place, in
the difpute between the Rev. Mr. Beevor and Major Payne—
Mainr Payne acknowledges that he, Mr. Auguftus Decvor. has
soled like a Gentleman. "sown. 13. savor."

Drayton, Pei. 7, 003.
In confequence of an Explanation having taken place, I,
Auguilus Byeror, acknowledge my rondo& to have been ton
impetuous towards Major Payne, in the Market-place of Nor-
wich."—Frh. 7, 180,=.

I. Augu Beevor, do folemnly fwear, that neither in my
letters to, nor fubfequent converfation with Major Payne, fr.
'nearly or conjoi -tly, did I intend to challenge him ; and I do
further depofe, that in the commencement of the affair I was
*ctuated by views honourable to Major Payne and to my own
family—in l's pregrefi by Ilmilar views combined with much
ft-hutment—and in its termination by thofe original views
united with profeffional canfiderations ; and I do further de.
gtofe, 'that in no period of the difpute have I been aCtuated by
malice, as any Right coneeffion from Major Payne not only
would have fultdued rtfentment, but certainly &fluid have been
received by Inc with that acknowledgment and attention which
could not have failed to have produced a reconciliation cordial
as this which has been recently effected.
AUGUSTUS BEEVOR.
Sworn before Charles Harvey, EN.
Norwich February to !Sot.

I, William Burton, Clerk, do fwear that I faw and appro-ved
the letters of the Rev. Augußus Beevor to Major Payne pre-
vioufly to their being fent, conceiving they could not poffibly
amount to a challenge, and that Mr. A. Beevor had fulicient
Irisfons for fending them. WM. BURTON.
Sworn before Clarks Harvey, Ffq. Recorder
of Norwich, Feb. so, 1803.
'A. an ad of jeaftice to Major Payne it gives me great pleafure
pi Amp divest our interview, granted by him as boon as requelt-
ed, I was folly feufible of his gentlemanly and conciliatory Jr-
.,pratinent, and requdt him to accept my thanks for his nume-
rous expo:Mons of pal elteem and prefent regard, and particu-
larly for the proffer of his future friendfhip.
"NorwillY, February so, 1803. AUGUSTUS IRRVOR.
London, England, 1803-08-20

FINEST PART OF DEVONSHIRE.

FOR SALE EY PRIVA'r b. CONTE .ICT, in one Cr mare Lots,
I'HE Fee Simple in Poireflinn of the Manor nr
Lordfhip of WF..IR, ..nu eaperal an.l famines Manikin,
well pr.rportioned Offic,s, Gar • -..5. itt. rich and extenfive Park.
Laundry Farms, Lands, Flit ri. s let theExe, and numerous local
advantages—the Neighbourhood excellent, Situation and Soil moll
sealing and heatlifial at all Seaions—Two Miles and a half from
Exeter, Imo from, and iu view of the Sea. Part al the money
may remain. Apply to W.F. Spicer, Efsi. Wear. Devoe. Letters
rwt-paid.

• X PENSIVE MANOR,—TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION,
At the Brae:: BEAN INN, at Hung,rford, &rks, on Frid..ty the
6t h Auguft,at Five o'Clock in the Aft emote, molds previoldly
difpniel of by Private Contra&, of which Notice will be given,
VANOR of ALDBORNE, fituate in the
molt fporting part of the County of Wirt,, and remarkably
well Rocked with Game; bounded by Athdown, Rockley,
Og-
born:, and Rantlbury Manors, and in the neighbourhood of New-
bury, Huttgorford, and Marlborough; together with a molt cle-
f:rabic FARM, containing upwards of 430 Acres, in the Paten
of Aldlorne, and nearly 11l Acres of rich Meadow Land, in
War:borough.
This valuable Manor, with the Courts Aaron, Courts Leets,
Ice. to the famelbelonging, is in extent upwards of 14 miles, and
comprises upwards of Soots acres of Land, and nearly 26c0 acres
of Waite Ground, of which there is a probabilltv of a fpeedy in-
elofure.--For further partieclars appiy to Safr.Honsit sou, itor, E. a. S-
ham ; Rhodes, Cook, and Haauicy; Sobeiton, l'terkenwell, Low
v.'oo ; and for a View sad Partiodu, to Mr. :Wiley, Solicitor,
Aldbornc. _
London, England, 1803-08-20

...•
An Pan al the above Club:.
TICKETS AND SHARES A E SELLING at
EVERY LiCIDISED LOTTERY OFFICE ;

And the Prins PAID an DEMAND.
Malt • • • AC 13 3 0
I iI
6l
• 4 I Szecirek -
a Tidos Ida gradwilly db.

•artar •

s 4 6
a s 6

ROYAL MIL! VARY COLLEGE, AUGUST sa.
IN conformity to the Refolution of his Majefly's
Commiffioners for concluding the Airs of the Royal Miltary
College, that the appointments of Profetion and Mailers !hall be
determined by competition of talents; the Governor doth hereby
Ors notice, that additional Mailers in the following branches of
lultruelion, viz. Arithmetic, Writing, Geography, and
Laub-cape Drawing, and Fencing, will be wanted at the junior
Dep,rtment of the laid College. at Grr.t Marlow, in the County of
' Buck.. in tie courfe of the milting month.
Letters of applicati-n are to be *de. (fed to the Governor of
the Royal Military College, under cover to the Right Hoa. the Se•
era ary m War, War Office.
Na pylon will be approved for the eitablittiment,whofe charac-
ter willbot hear the ftrideft ferutiny.
A Cailesii.e Board of the Royal Military edliege, will be held
at Great Marlow, on Torisky the 13th of September mat, fo the
examination of the Candidates, foe the above mentioned appoint-
ments.
London, England, 1803-02-11

THURSDAY. IFLISIUMLY 10.

ferret accounts were prefented by t►e Akers of the BA
lathe Company—Ordered to Ikon the Table.
The Bitkop of Cheiter took the Oaths and his Seat.
The four Naturalization Bills were reported and ordered to
by read a third time to-morrpw....-Adjournal.
London, England, 1803-02-11

NAVY ICA/. IN7

PLYMOUTH, FICIIKIJARY

Came in the Recovery, Capt 14.ALKKIl, from
Hull, hound to Corunna, ladest with hale•gnods,
in dit.t-efs ; the Frieacithip, of Gottet,hurgli, C:tpt
Taastrr, from Stockholm, laden with timber,
tu, &c. for this part; the Salty, of Gtierafey,
Capt. Fr)GFT, item Gliernfey. laden with cycler,
pruncs, &c. for this port; alfo the Renown cutter
from cruifc. _ _

the Eagle cutter on a entire.
Crme in the Intrepid, of Liverpool, Captain
CAITCHFON, tint Jamaica, bound to I.ollJrn,
laden with fugar and coffee, out to wecks ; and
the brig Ngnune, from I.ilhon, bound to Lon-
don, laden witk wine and fink.

rtutosav 9.
Came in the Dutch (kip Amiticia, Capt. HEN.
MUCK BEVIL, late Mailer, from Surinam, laden
with coffee and cotton, bourd to Attdlerstam : the
has been twelve ve,,eks and three days on her W-
age: the Captain died 4(11 age it is raid three
days after he left the if and.
Came in the CALCUTTA, Of g 6 guns, Captain
Woonats IF, from the River Medway, hound to
New South Wales, with 190 convias : (he was to
touch at Portfatouth, to take in the remainder of
her cargo, but the prong eallerly wind drove her
down Channel, and the was obliged to put into
this port; alto the Howrzs, of t 8 guns, Captain
lact.trisso, from Liverpool : the is going up
Hamoaze.
London, England, 1803-02-11

ARRIVED.

At Dover, Venn., Torez. from Teneriff; and Penelope,
Parry from Limerick—At Plymouth, Wonikupa, —, from
Sto:k holm—At Guernfey. Mary Ann, Folio, front Virginia—
At Vlrginia,Shepherdefs.Wells,from London—At New York,
Polly, Grease*, from Gibraltar; Mary, Crock.tt. from Am-
Iterdam ; and Mariana. M'Bride. front Liverpool—At Barce-
lona, Canada, Hatt, fnco Baltimore; Young Sufan, —,
from Hull; Agnes, Hod, ft on. Petalburgh ; and Entcrprize,
Ruffen, from Virginia--At t'aCa, Amiens, Le Brun, from
Jerfey ; Delight, from Charlefton : Mary, Calvert,
from Philadelphia; Brandy Win Mil cr ; and Montgomery,
Walker, from Ncw York—At Hams, Ncw Hope. Carr,
from London—At Genoa, Brilliant, b fltland, from London—
At Liverpool, Two Pollys, Longhorn, from Maffachuktts;
Walker, Clark, from Soteh Carolina; Indultry, Langley,
from at. Uhe's ; and Ocean, Kahn, from Stettin—At Poole,
Indultry, Hall; and Autos. —, from Newfoundland—At I
Cork, Mars, Hunter, from Philadelphia; and Sic Sifters, Gor-
ton, from Baltimore—At Limerick, Nana, Keikti, from Phi-
ladelphia—At Naples, Swift, Colnett, from Cornwall ; and
Antelope, Johofun, from Liverpool.
London, England, 1803-02-11

THE OLD ENGLISH SEATF. LorrERY.

Rrnrrly fu c iJ al, becauk the Capital Prix's are nut appointed
to be drawn at any Rated Times, but are left entirely to the
Chance of the Wheel, agreeably to the old Mole of Drawing.
liegins Drawing on Monday, April 4th, 1203.
THE Tickets, Halves, Qmatters, Eighths, and
Sixteenths are sow felling, in great variety of Number.,
and on the low& Tama. The Aluney fur the Priaci, paid on
demand, by HORN:tBY and Co.
Stock-Brokers, at their Old EltabliGted State Lottery Office.
(ficenfed purfuant to Ale of Parttime:it). No. 26, Conthill,
tippulite the Royal Exchange, London; alfo in every Town
t the Kingdom.

Sehen;e contains fair Prizes of io xol. which i. a much
Roger proportion of Caplt4i than WAS ever known before.
-The lowell Prize is Twentyuunds, an Arrstiganent which
/us ever received public approbation.
Bank, India, and South Sca Stocks, with their fcveral An-
nuities, and all kinds of Guwirnment Securities, bought and fald
by Commiffion.
London, England, 1803-02-11

CORONET HEA D-DR ESS.

ROSS takes the liberty of informing the Female
Nobility and Public, that the Head-drea which enjoyed
the greatell attradtion on the Taft
QIIEEN's BIRTH-DAY,
Was invented by hint, and may be fern at No. t s 9, Bithnpf-
rate-'Within For taneonagnificence and utility, it cannot be
equalled; it is In ingenicaufly :mimeo!, that it will form a Fell-
d:cfs for general ufc, and yet, on particular occalions, it may
be difpofed into the form of whatever CORO veT the rank of
the Lady who wears it may require, or hcr fancy (hall chute
to adopt.
.1 hi. Head-elves is of fingular and appropriate elegance, and
is Coifed as well to the difldent as the molt commanding Riic
of licauti.
ROSS thinks 1' necelfary to afare the Toblic, that all fuperior
loveatiorn in Fancy-tiesd-Oreffea,have. fur more than to years
Fan, oriy;ittated with hint; and he refpedfully cautions them not
to be impokd upon by the fervile imitation of otheta.
The Patent Hair Spring for Ladies and Gentlemen,together
with all the various ankles of site for ornamenting the Head
may be procured at his Emporium.

A PROOF of the Efficacy of that moll excellent
Medicine. the BALM of MECCA (price only se. 9d.),
which is an infallibl • Cure far a Nervous iNforders.

The lino. Mrs. Tvedletoo was fubje& to a violent nervous
hesdneh, palphations, tremors, and unaccountable diltreling
&dation/ foe fume years, during which he eualikerl fosse of
the moR emident medical men in the kingdom, followed their
prefenptione, ufed the ILA waters, &e. for two fcafona with-
out eke, and never received say pernirent re:icf, till the was
recommended to the Proprietor of the Bahn of Mr cca,by whole
advice and sacdieines the has been perfenly reltored.
(Signed) CHARLLVITS TWISLETON.
Margaret-Brut, CaveniNh•BMare, London
The Balm of Mecca is prepared sewskat nay by Mara 808
and Co. Surgeons; and by their appointment is fold Wholes&
and MCIAiI by Mr. MTherr, No. 229. &rand. 7rh houfe from
Temple awl and Retail b 1 all ridPdadbad Vcr-ilcra In lvdd
and emantry,price 2a. pd. per packet.
London, England, 1803-02-11

FRANCE.

PARIS, it PLUVIOsE, JANUARY 3t.
Government of the Reriblic, on the Re-
,,; t of the Minilier of Finance, decreed. that the
on kat tobacco, coming from foreign coon-
- i piaced in any of the entrepots, accordinz

. tile powers granted by the decree of the zgtl..
11 ~e.d CNl.ty fla4ll be culleeted tht. time
. .

•..ii,cir heiUg C.i.k.en out. according to the nett
.• winch Was c.t.iblifhed at the Lino: of their
%.civt:d into the cntrcpot.
18 its 7.
. _ .

On tls•r ad initar,t the Goverittnent iiiised a dp.
• • • C, Oltiahlin:_T that the Itle de France, and of La
union and its dependencies, thould be govern-
,: :Lice Magiltrates, viz. a C.'tptain General, a
Prefta, and a Commilfat y or Police.

ing perfons were introtioced to the
CONSUL, by LordWHITArZALTH At the laa
J ,cure :

VarbonaLgh Major Murray
1 nr,l Nlorecth Colonel Unwin
/ Cliev4her Grant
liriA.dier Gen.lekenzic Alr.l.ovelace
Vicars Captain Wedding=
I .ient .Cni. yndee Mr. Wick:
C. 11'..^.r Mr. 134rharn
I.i. at.- 0.1 Ferric, Mr. Lee.

Lzr, tcrs from Pcteriburgh, received at Berlin on
die ad of January, menuonthat his Imperial Ma.
IFy does not ceafe to intereft hirufelf in the fats
of the King of Sardinia. The union of Piedmont
ro France will not be any obftade to his proceed-
llie Milliner of the French Republic at Stock.
1,..1ni, Citizen BOURGOING, gave a grand ball on
the Toth inn. to Prince WILLIAM of GLOUCESTER;
a: which were prefent the Foreign Minifters, and
ail die Nobility of that capital.
The frigate Vendetta has been difpatched ro
Palermo, to bring back the different ohje*ls he.
louging to the Gallery of Florence, and the Pa-
lace Pitti, which had been conveyed thither dur-
inz,- !be war.
-Tilt fourth clafs of the Mime (Clefs of Fine
Arts) named on the 6th February, Citizen Via-
ct Tar as its Prescient, and Citizen Lsserrosr as
its Perpetual Secretary, Citizen Psysz was nam-
ed Member of its Adminiftrative Committee, and
Citizens VI/Milli', Derma, Durotraw CY, GRZTRY,
u.d WITTE, Commilaries, charged to draw up
its internal regulations.
,4 Decree of the 31fl of January permits fpun
bcmp to be exported from the Departments of the
Rhine, or that that are bounded by this river, on
paying the fame duty as indium
M. La FAVATTI broke his thigh on the 4tb. by
a fall on theism, as he was retiring from the houfe
of the Minifter of Maxine. •

The Cardinal Legate is danprouffy ill it Paris.
He has received extreme Ofl6loo. Lawaars
is alto in the Lad extremity.
hi, Dc Bassat., formerly /Mop of Trete*,
bucly died at Meaux. at the ap of 88. This pre.
Lite held the See of Troyes for 30 years, and was
iuc•:eeded in 1790, by hi, nephew, M. Lours.
."•;arrtas DI BAILIAL, now BiglOp of Meaux
London, England, 1803-02-11

HOUSE OF COMMONS, WEDNESDAY, FEB. 9.

A ballot 'onk place for a Committee un the conceited Elec-
tion for Sba•tlburp.
Upon our isdaniifion to the Gsllery at fire o'clock, the fol-
lowing Gentlemen wen- (worn in :
Herm Tbotitas Maitland Charles Morgan, Efq.
_

wi.assp Sohulk. Efq. The Marquis ot Elandford
Fdward Puller, fig. Andrew Strahan, Efq.
John Palmer, Efq. John St-leant. Efq.
CharlesCockarlll.Efq. George Peter Holford, Efq.
Hon. Robert Dunt!as Tbo. Thcoph. Metcalf, Eta.
George Johnftone, tfq. and
Henry Jodelrell, Erg. Henry Howard, Efq.
Mr. WHITSII/D Kilns moved that the Order
for the produdion of certain papers relative to the
late tranfadions in the Carnatic, &mild be dif-
charged. The order having been difcharged ac
cordingly, the Hon. Gentleman then moved for
copies of fueh extracts from minutes as were made
by Lord Macartney at Fort St. George, relative to
the Nahob of Arcot, dated 26th May, 1783;
pQi~es of letters from his Lordltip to the Ead India
Dire:tors, dated r4th Jan. 1784; 17th July, 1785;
and of another letter in Jan. 1786 • minute of
Lord Hobart in Council at Fort St. George. 24th
November, 1795 ; alit! of the claimants and their
claims on the late Nabob Wallltjah Omdut ul
Oswalt, in cLires generally Ailed old codfolidated
;avail y loan, Ste. Sce..
1 After a few words from Lord CaITLICIAGN,
the motions were agreed to.
Mr. COILItY podponed his motion relative to the
Irilh revenue. He was unable to 6s a day, but
hoped that much time would not elapk before he
fubmated the fubjed to the Houfe. •

Several =mats were prefented by the Commit.
Comers of the Cufoms, of the quantity of Lift and
Well India goods imported.
The Smartt acquainted the Honk, that the
Clerk had prepared a lin of the pc! funs to be em-
ployed in the EMI India Judicature.—Adjourned.
London, England, 1803-02-11

" ONLY WAR [IIOI,SE vx■ DR. IA Mi. 3.11

WHEN Profeflional Men of education and re-
fponlibility deviate front the general fy Item by the fe-
leaks' of a peculiar Branch, the familiar' if lung continued
fuccef. is the bee criterion of fuperiority.
Ten years have I devoted my praCtice to the ereltifiee treat.
meat of THREE DISORDERS, and the fuccefsful refult of
my plan gives me additional ardoir to opprife as far as 1 am
able the ravages of ibuk complaints which are the mutt import-
ant in the catalogue of human infirmities.
After initiation into ortry branch as an Army Surgeon, f
formed a with at an early period of Prat/Ice to refcue individu-
als front the ignorance of uneducated Mtn, or the equally d.sa.
gerous precipitancy of general Praditioners.
The THREE DISORDERS,`) the curt: uf which I have C.c.
voted ml attention, compere every fpceies of VENEREAL.
INFECI lON, whether of a recent or long ditratioa.--mily,,
AU kinds of DEBILITY, whether arifing from the habits of
Schoolboys, ar the indulgence of mature age, and Lally that de•
range/ nest of the fyßent in Wooten which is caUod BARREN.
NESS or STERILITY.
Nipnerous difeafes arc the refult of ignorance or hafte in dig
trearrnent of a fan* Gonorrhea, and le not unfr.queutly hap.
peals that the fccda of Life are poiloned by the iad'dc•eiiom elan
unguarded hour. By a fuperiur method filch complains ant
catily cured, and even where others have faded, l trait that
may prewar to offer a radical re. eitablithment.

Few, however, arc the cafes of complicatTil dares Is rho
diforder, compared with the calamitous &nations of Men, who
from indulgence in a SOLITARY VICE, or the* prevalent
Gaieties of a fallikaahk Life, acquire that date of Debility
which Ls the unavoidable confequeoce of fuck pernicious habits.
Where the unhappy Garet broods over his tindery, but cart:
fully conceals his misfortune, it may he fame coufolation far
him to !now, that although It be an object of doubt or uocer-
tainty with other Praiditiontrs, the removal of lief: DEM
CI ENCI ES by the gradual prated. of renov.tiao is the acquire-
mem of my experience. if the rites of Barck.o or Venus hays
begun to reduce manly vigour, much anukty will be prevented
by an early countered/ion of this languid date, and L thcf•
cafes no great (Vacuities will occur.
But where this deficiency has for years etifted. a proper
Perkversoce is iodifpmfibly requifite to revive the ituoilietkig
fparks of Life, and to rc aninute the Ceaflitlitioo.

MARRIED WOMEN. who have keg heat difippointel
in their clementines of a Family, may be afftwed, that is oast
inflames futh defeels are eurahle by Medical Bill.
The SECRECY which is fu editorial to my undertaking, sad
the Qjialificatbats which I haw. prefumcd to Rate, form the
Eaft. of my prctenlions, and In coincidence with filch this inti-
mation is given, that Mr. BREE may be conflated yerfonally
(or by letters inelohog a (mall note) at his book No. ay, Aran.
del-Rreet, Strand, near Temple-Bar
There is an additional entrance in Watetm&eet adjo ning
and the name is on both the doors.
London, England, 1803-02-11

TO THE CURIOUS 124 FISH SAUCE.

THE NOBILITY. GENTItY, and PUBLIC
in general, are relpeetfully informed, JOHN &mots, and
SON'S UrENIIINE and SUPERIOR ESSENCE of ANCIlO•
VIES, cm•tinues to he prepared by them in the fame manner that
has obtained fuck univcrial app. Libation fur many yeah part.
The long jolly acquired fuperiorkl of that Article is fully
confirmed iu the opimon of the Country at large, and of l'erfun►
refident in all parts of the Word, and having Rood the telt of
trial, ranks it in the fituation it now maintain.
—..—...

The general utility of THEIR ESSENCE of ANCHOVIES
and other RICH SAUCES fur FISH, &c. induces them, front
the numerous Advertifetnents daily appearitig, to caution Fa-
milies, he. in purchafing the fame, as none is to be had of
THEIR atm mut, bet at their Warebotife as under.
Every other Article in the Oil Trade fur Family uk, of the
heft quality.
WEST.-INDIA MERCHANTS, CAPTAINS of SHIPS,
&c. OFFICERS in the ARMY and NAVY, fupplled upon
the (hone ft notice fur the Eaft and Weft Indies, the.
Wareboufe, No. 107, corner of Savoy Step%
• Strand, London.
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For the convenience of Families in Scotland. they have ap-
pniuted Mcfcrs. It. Jultnitun and Co. Eilinbargb, their tote
Agents for FM Sauces.

TO HE PEREMPTORILY RE-SOLD,
Purfuant to two feveral Orders of the High Court ul Chancery
made in the Caufe Lora Macdesfield againß Nandi, before
Edward Leeds, Efq. one of the Mafia, of the fail Court, at
the public Sale Room, Southampton buildings, Claxerty-
-1 lane, London, on Tuefday the rstb da), of Febmary next,
between the Hours of Five and "lia o'Cluck in the Afternoon,
in two ferrate and Mind Lo! s,
A FREEHOLD ESTATE, fituate at Homer-
ton, in the Pavia of Hackney, in the County cf Middle-
fez, let to Mr. Leny Smith upon Leak for as Years, Which (s-
-pire at Midfummer tSt 7, at the yearly Rent of rya. being the
ERate In the former Particular of Sale mentioned and comprifed
In Lot No 5.
Alfo One-eighth Part of One-thirty-fizth Put or Ware in the
Adventurer's Moiety of the New River, comprised in Lot
No. 16, of the foram Particular of Sale.
Particulars thereof may be ►ad at the Paid Matter's Chambers
in Soutllarttpton-buildings ; and of Mr. Graham, Solicitor,