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London, England, 1804-05-03

KING V. JAMES SALT't •NDOTHF_I3.

James Salter, William Berry, J. hn Neal, Peter
Wright, William Mitchell, and William Littletown,
were brought into Court. They were journeymen
hatmakers, with others, to the number of forty, in
the ferrite of Mr. Wall, hat-manufaelurer, and had
been found guilty of a confpitacy ; during which
they had (truck 4heir work, and had deprived the
laid Mr. Wall of the fervices of two Brothers, n.im:d
Hems. Mr. Wall, it appeased, in conleguence of
incelfant oppofition from theft conlpiracies, and to
prevent his total ruin, had been obliged to remove
bis.manufaelories from the neighbourhood of London
to Mancheller, Newtaille, and other places, where
he could be flee from this fpccies of perfecution by
his own fervants. The journeymen hat-makers had
eflablifhed a fyftem of bye-laws, and to compel the
obfet ranee of which, they bad conurired a fort ( t
prat:heal " Round Robin," or " Garret Match," and
with an impious mockery of the facie,' forms of kit-
tice, they endeavoured to culture thole bye•lases. Ii
an individual in a manufactory ilifoheyed them, the
'mailer was either to turn hint off, or they u mild all
forfake their engagement. tiny man changing his
mailer, mull have a certificate from this liattruity
if a mailer received him s Aunt a eel tificate of Ins
cicannef," all the other rn:::1 were to fortake drib new
matllr, until he got rid iti the " foJI man."
Mr. Serjeant BAILI Y aud Mt. Maa Riot- were
heard in 'mitigation of ; aid Mr. L AR•
pow, Mr. Serjeant Br st, and Mr. K %vv.. Ler.u, un
behalf ut the profeciitu,n.
Lord ELLISBOROUC H.—. Let them be commttted
to the New Gaol in the Borough, and lie litiffiglit up
to receive judgment on Saturday the t rill MIL"
iie decition of the Court rsa. dc I. ti,l on the ap-
London, England, 1804-05-03

ilAk. BRYAN'S GALLERY.,.

Four days Sale—Monday, May 7, and three following days.
The two firlt days at the Rooms, tate the Royal Academy, and

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the twwlalt days at Mr. Bryan** fiallery.
MESSRS. PE'T'ER COPE, BURRELL, and
FOS I.ER r, fretfully inform the Public, that in conic-
qucnce of the gnat vat irt yof Piet ures which cornpo'e the whorl, ag*
Mr. URYAN's CELE bkA I'l U GALLERY.
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the two firft clays Sale of his valuable Conedlion of the Works of
the molt renowned Matters, will take place at the great Rooms,
formerly the Koyal Acadenry, r.early aiptining Carlton Houfe,
No. t tS, at the EaR end of Pall Mall, on Monday, the yth of
May, and following city, to which place part of the etillealon has
been removed, for the more convenient advantageof public Ex-
hibition ; and that the two facceedlng days Sale will be at Mr.
Bryan's Gallery, No. M, the Welt end of Pall Mall, where the
remaining part are arranged. The Sale to commence each day at
twelve o'clock.
May be viewed, in both Rooms, Friday and Saturday preceding,
when and where Catalogues may be had, at half a crown each,
and of Metfrs. Peter ('one and Co Throgmorton-ftrect, without
which no palm can pofLitly be admitted oat the days of Sale.

ANDOVER, HANTS.
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION—By H. IcRISWICK.

At the G,orze., In Andover, on Tuefday the sth day of June next,
at four o'Clock in the afternoon, agreeable to conditions of Sale
then to be produced,
A VALUABLE and DESIRABLE FREE•
L mon) ESTA'T'E, fituate on the South fide of the Lon.lon
Turnpike. about one mite from Aniover ; confining of a Perm-
Houfe, Bann, Granary, and all neerffary Out-bulldlop, with
isB A. t R. s P. of Arable Land, (little more or ifs) et:compelled
with • Ring Fence. Alfo a cl..fe of Land, containing about five
Acres, near thereto. And a Barn and Yard In Brickalwatect, in
Andover aforefaid.
The above prendfet are part of the Eftate of the late Jofeph
Smith, of Andover aforvaid. Efq. deecafed, have been long fam-
ed by the Proprietor, arc in a mod excellent Rate of cultivadon.
The Land Tax redeemed.
Conditions of Sale will he delivered in due time, and further
particulars may be bad, of \William Auguitus Bettefwortb, of
Stanmorc Houfe.Droxford, Efq. Edward Pugh, Ltq. Mr. Thomas
Ncw, Nir. J. H. Todd, Ando,tr.
London, England, 1804-05-03

11,11 11111-0 V. THOMAS SMILING
_oslllll.,

The defendant was tried at Dorchefter, and con•
*Med of refining and °filtrating Thomas Browne,
a Scrjeant at Mace, from arrefting Benjamin Willis,
and was brought up into Court for judgment.
Mr. Grass moved an arrefl of that judgment upon
two grounds : 6rft, that the writ itfelf was fuch a
one drat the party could not be held to bail upon ;
and fecondly, that Browne was not legally authorifed
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to execute the writ, had it been a good one.
A rule to fhew caufe was granted.- and the perfo-
nal attendance of die defendant, a Lieutenant in the
Navy, was difpenfed with.

MAY 11.-m-POOLI O. GATTIIt.

This was a caufe brought before the EccleGaflical
Court : it was a quellion on tythes; and the matter
for the confidetatton of the Court was, whether the
determination, involving in it the confirutlion on
certain Aes of Parliament, viz. of ad and 3d of

Edward VI. the caufe fhould not have been referred I
to a court of common law. AU the proceedings had
beets continued. progrellively, in the Ecclefiaftical
Court, and the fentence had been pronounced for the
Plaintiff. Application had been nude to the Court,
and a rule had been granted to thew cattle, why a
writ of prohibition fhould not iffue to the'Ecclefiafti-
cal Court; the ai.thority of that Court having been
interpofed in a matter not within its jurifdiftion.
Mr. DAMPIER, at great length, refitted this rule,
and examined the dittina jurifdiaions of the Tem-
poral and the -Spiritual Courts, as well as the proper
objeas to which the prohibition fhnuld be direfted.
He adverted to the extreme delicacy neceffary in the
exercife of any authority by the former, as affelling
the latter ; and after citing a great variety of cafes,
in fnpport of his argument, he contended, that tythes
were the proper fubjefts of the Ecclefiallical Courts;
but if the party could have obtained a writ of prohi-
bition before, he could not, in the prefect nage, after

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fentenced was pronounced againll Lim.
Mr. Bo ROWES, on the other fide, contended from
Gousocr, Rota., Lord Rey MOND' Lord C. I. Hots,
and numerous other precedents, that when the quef.
lion of tythes is conne9ed with the cor ftrutlion of an
Adt of Parliament, it could only be determined in a
Court of Common Law ; and fo far from the fentence
preventing the writ of prohibition, it was commonly
the ground and grievance on which the prohibition
was 'trued.

Lord ELLENBOROUGH.—" This is a cafe, after
what Mr. lattice BuLLlti has Paid in the 4th Term
Reports, that mutt receive from us a terious and at-
tentive review. We have had great at-Mt:ince from
the ability with which the argument has been con-
dated on both tides, and fball pottpone our judg•
went to a future day."
London, England, 1804-07-07

DIVIDENDS.

July 14. Martin Charlels;Orth, OfGOmeth% Torkfhlre, mcr•
chant, dealer and chairman, at one, at Guildhall, London.
July le. Page Burton, of the Hamlet of Radelifre, Middlelex,
builder, at ten, at Guildhall.
July 14. William Chiven, of Stepney Caufeway, Aliddlaex, mari-
ner, dealer and ehapman, at ten, at Guildhall.
July 24. Tbomaa Moreton, of liornaton, Middlefts,
at one, at Guildhall.
July 24. John Bowman, of Water.Lme, London. brandy .mer-
chant, at eleven, at Guildhall.
Augult 4. Edward Galion, now or late of Ilford, Ma, Innkeeper,
dealer and chap/rum, at ten, at Guildhall. London.
July at. James Moon, late of BlilJenhall, Suffolk, cordwather,
at eleven, at the Six Bells Inn, Bury St. Edmunds.
July 17. Jamb Wilkinfon, late of Kingitor-upon-Hull. block-
maker, dealer and ehaprnan, at one, at tke White Hart Tavern ,

Kin`Ron-upno•Hull,
Jelly u. Chriltopher Lance and Peter Attber, of Gould-fqttare,
Crutched Friars, Loodon,lLor fAc9ors and copartners, at eleven
tt
July 28. Samuel Cafe, of Flcct•Rrect, London, habentather, at one.
at Guildhall.
Auguß I. Richard I.angfton, late of Crnfe•Rreet, Chrthire, and
Michael Gamy, o' Chetwood near hlanchtiter, canon-n,cr.
chants and copartmvs, at three, at the llridgewater Arias Inn,
14.4anch..thr.

BANKRUPT IN IRELAND.
Wm. Hatpin, of Dublin, airliner, (arriving pattner of Wm TN.
pin and Peter Hannan.of Dublin. ddtiUcn,to furreatler on the
toth and t tth Jut', and atth Auguft neat.
London, England, 1804-09-01

JDUBLIN. AUGUST al.

Committed to Clonmel gaol, on Thorfday lafi, by
EDMUND Powaa, Efq. Maki Keefe, charged with
having in arms, at the head oh lawkh gang, in the
month of March, illoo, adminilered an illegal oath
to T. Fitzgerald. porter to 301.014011 WILTSO/14 Fdga
at Summerville, binding Fitzgerald. on pain °Edge*,
to quit his houfe within five days.
A dragoon returning with a difpatch from Den-
g to Clonmel on Saturday fenaight. '
was fired
at and wounded in the arm by a ruhan who &-
charged a mulket at him. The dragoon, notwfth-
Rand inn the hot which he received, returned the vil-
lain's fire, and continued his way, until ezhaniled
by lots of blood, he flopped at a cabin, where be
was received and lbettered, while enmesh was feat
forward to Clonmel, for a party of dragoons, who
brought him in on a can.
Cavan Affixes ended on Tharfday...—jasees
was tried in the Crown Court, before the Hon. Juana
Fox, for felonioufly confpiring with certain perfose
unknown, to take away the life of Gamuts Meow,
Efq.—The indiament not bcing fupported. the pri-
loner was of courfe acquitted.
Thurfday three perfons of the name of Seari,
father and two font, inhabitants of Skibhereeo. were
tried at Cork before Judge Dar, charged with eon-
fpiring to murder two gentlemen of the names of
O'Daiscor., Magillrates in that part of the musty.
The Jury brought in a verditl of Guilty ; and the
Learned Judge immediately paired lenience of death
upon thole unfortunate men, in a manner to foleina
and affetting as to draw tears from a number of the
fpeastors.

Lieut. MARTIN, commanding the Aar fehonser,
which was la. el y kized fir fmuggliog. on Wednefday
and Thutlday was tried by a Court Martial on board
the GLADIATOR. at Portfmouth, before Rear-Admiral
' Sr Isaac Coma, Bart. Prelident, and fenteaced to
be difmiffed his Mijefly's (civic; and incapable of
holding any fituativn to future under his biajcfly is
his its capacity.
London, England, 1804-09-01

BRIGHTON, AUG. 30.

1 This morning the 6rt divifitm of the its
me marched beam for EA Bourse. The
der follows to-morrow. It is incredible what a beam
lion of love-fick damklswera drawn sprit the wads.
to take a long farewell of their is Sellser Leddies.•
However, the beans and &freaks@ than mdensted
by one arm of martial admirere, will *idly apes
their citadelsy to another, as the Gloacollor Regiment
is on ha way, and will march is bat tommasem sod
Saturday.
Brighton is at prelim unofsolly fell of camps, ;
and the pekoes of his Royal Newfs has Ms els-
viotu influence on the vivackiee if the place.
A pc:image of confidmebla wick mid imps*
ante, from Pampas. tat La [ninths Mead ef Irm►
ado, in the WA Indies, was landed hero mee eights
ago from a Well. Indianan, which came to amber alr
this port, and has taken refidence at the ?milks%
where, however, he is detained as a Rate Firmer,
and will, it is thought, be very fpeedily to
41,?1tt
trial ; and as it is for fame ask very ' ills its
nature, preparations are already making its US*
cation. This perfooap is, perhaps, the moR ova*
and miles & inky hank ever landed in Eaglaod,
ineafuresfros fat sow incises from a* to tail, airsefat
scarfs the belly, sad weighs sewt. and 4olbs. This
piarerturtle. whichmoald readily obtain the freedom
of any Corporation in was was feat ia hut as a
prefect to his Royal H'E
London, England, 1804-01-02

TO THE NEW YEAR.

Agi in the quick revolving year
Proclaims Time's fluent, fwift career.
And urea an, with rapid 'peed,
The living to the mould'ring dead.
lo noify joy the fans oftally,
In peave maw, melancholy,
In Labs, In tears, by eight, by ILI.
The hapids Lover pines away.
And I, with !sorters Love pollee,
Sad Manama my trembling brut%
Woo the reluttant Mole in vain,
To oft the pangs of cold difiLlat.
Kor nerd of clops friend, difclore
Tie fatal fource of all my woes;
Abut! her cold averted eye
• Frowns on my Lope, and Id Is me die.
Yet come. 0 Year, and with 'het brig
The churlilb Winter, ro(y Spring,
And Summer's genial heats prolong,
• And Autumn ringing dasvett for g !
Keen Winter's (raft, that binds the Ysar;
Shall but her drooping (piths cheer;
The ru®au Malt that round her blows
But rock myllarmer to repute!

Blow loft, ye Gales, and oh the blifs!
Breathe ouher lips a venial Ws;
Yc Role,, all your tweet* exhale,
And violets blue, and lilacs pact
Ye Summer Buns, deriding toll,

That drink the Breams, and parch the foil,
knife In Lir befoul tuft alums,
And mellow all her rip'ning ebanits!
And Autumn penfive, mild, fame.
Let yellow harveßs kill be feat,

WOO tbyme, wild rotes, perfume 0,4 •
As (trays my Love, at blest ove!
0, Year! let ev'ry vow be beard,
By M—it's nulefultomitie prat:red ;
Mb love be true, ber friends be kind--
0 Mai me back my peace of mind !
London, England, 1804-01-02

:v.ap,.

A Gentlentan, who 'pereilaad a Atari of N 0.216,
a Prize of Ten Thouland Pounds, in the tall Lottery,
at SWlreil Office in the Poultry, -had afro a thare of
another Capital Prize from thcfame Hoare a thort tin. e
ago : thls Gentleman had before been in the habit of
adventuring at 'different Offices, for feveral years,
but without any extraordinary Needs.

It has ever been found that a Lottery commencing
ahont Chritimas was always quickly difpofed of.—
The pt.:fent Lottery, which begins Drawing the 9tll
of January, and conalis of only a 6,000 Tickets,
meets with the mog allonithing (tweets. The demand
for, Tit kets and Sharei at H and Co.'s,
No. 26.,Cornhill, is very greats as fuck, they re-
commend Clubs, Societies, and particularly tholes
who honour HORN Sty and Co. with their orders, not
to pol}pone purchating, as Tickets and Shares will
continue to advance io price. Huattssy and Co. ha
the pleafttre io the two tag Lotteries of dividing
among their friends, capital Pi izes of 5001.. wool.
20001. to,cocl. and a 0,5001. and hcve to have thC
fame fatisfatlion in the coining Lottery.
London, England, 1804-10-24

711EAtTRE3.

COVVIIT GARDIK.—Lait night the treizfifi Flea, in
which Mr:Bea...ass made his &II appearance for
the fearer', drew a great audience to this !wide. The
Opera was followed by the Farce of the ViAageLans.
yes-, where a Mr. Jou 14 snit (another Jobnfon!). from
the Theatre Royal, Dublin, delineated the past of
Shellac: with conliderable humour, and was much
applauded.
Dauer Lairs.—The Comedy of Tlx Foundling,
which had been feveral times announced for perform-
ance at this Theatre, was again changed on account
(as was Rated) tif the indifpolition ola principal per.
former. The fuhaitute was 7be Beaux Stratagems.

'MR tie LONDON Cif Men% We 23.

BAILrrARY PROMOTIoNS.

Commiffions in the Middlefea Militia, figned by the
Lord Lieutenant.
Royal Welimittitcr Regiment—George Gafeoyue, FA. to be Cap-
tain. Dated Cletuber is, 1804-
Royal Weltern Regiment.
T. E. Wells. Gent. to be F.nllgn. Dated Ode= Is, ilicse.
Commiffions iigned by the Lord Lieutenant of the
County of Middlefea.
sd Battalion of Queen's Royal Voltintevra—Aleroder Adam,
(knt. to be Second Lieutenant, vice Rotenbury, promoted;
James Pymas, Gent, to be ditto, vice Robos(on, promoted.
Dated September zy, 180 a•
Loyal Britons Volndteers.
Henry Cutler, I. fq. to be Captain. vice St...Adak. nfime3, and
Donald M.Dorald, Gent. to be EuSgn, vice George Cutler,
promoted. Dated Sept. :9, t 304.
Commiffinn in the Argyll and Bute Militia, figned by
the Lord Lieutenant of Argyllibire.
Charles George Jones, Efq. tube Captain, vice Campbell, reigned.
Dated July 16, ISOM
oarmancz-orract, °cram 20, 1804.
Royal Regiment of Artillery.
Second Captain Richard J. J. Lacey, to be Adjutant, vice Brone,
nromoted to a Company. Dated Anguß is, iSoe.
Gentleman Cadet Eliott Seward to be Second Lieutenant, dot
Paddy, promoted; Gentleman Cadet Lloyd Dock to be Second
Lieutenant, vice Clarke. promoted; Gentleman Cadet George
J. Belton to be Second Lieutenant, vice Stanhope, promoted,
and Peter Stewart, Gent.to be Second Lieutenant, vice Napier,
promoted. Daaed Sept. 19, 1104.
PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED.
Jame, Riehardfon and William Richardfam, carpenters, Chan•
ecry•lane.Oftober 9,1104.
John Critchley, William Janes. and Samuel intatfter, COW= 411 b•
nufaCturers, Matmliefter,Ottober 'as
Henry Bonn John Bonner, and Jofeph Page, printers, Bel-
tol, Auguft se.
Jorepli Sowter, John Hopkinfon, Robert Snwter, and William
Bromley, pat manufulturers, Moborough, Yorke, ire, Get. 1.
Richard Boultoo and John Main Bright, drapers, Alvcchurch,
Woreetterikire, °doh& 19.
Thomas Rendali, James Bradthaw, and James Hall, mealmeo,
Dun ktill, Berlhire. Odinber to
( • rye Searle and Jedeph Franklyn, mercers, Louth, Uncoil/b-
-ake, September a.
kANKRUPTCY ENLARGED.
Weber ss. Frocis Courtney Devenith late of St. Martin'sdane,
Middle fa,. upholder, at eleven, at Guildhall.
BANKRUPTCY SUPERSEDED.
William °edge, of Lcicritendquarc, Middlefea, linem.draper and
caiteo.prtnecr.
London, England, 1804-09-06

clisll4ll.l?l.tA, :Tr! S.

On Monday a
.very fargrßelac,bment from the
whole line at Leiden Camp, 'United to Galley.
wood Common, near viols Bluets and encamped on
the race ground.
The detachment from General Hors's Brigade is
commanded by Capt. Frusta, of the 42d regiment
that from General CAKPRZLI4 by Capt. Hoiwst.s.,
of the Royal Eat! Middiefes ; and that from Go.
neral Lord CHALLIS FITZROY'S by Capt. Taovrs, of
the North York. Each dirifion rionfifis of rso men;
betides Inbaltern and bon-commitloned OSCE/Se and
the whole is commanded by Lientenant•Colusel
STUART, of the 424 Regiment, tinder Majoraeneral
BICKWITH. On the fame day the sd Surrey, Lord
CLAIILLY'S, mamba froM Mahlon, and encamped
near the fame ground.
The objea of this movement is to complete, with
all pollible expedition, the very formidable and an.
tenfire chain of redoubts which are intended to more
the regret's of the enemy, mould they nffe(t a land. •
ing on this fide of the Metropolis. Twelve hundred
men arc daily employed on this important objet. •
London, England, 1804-09-06

WARNE CLIFF, SEPT. t.

The paragraph which appeared in the Star of the
3d init. relative to the late duel at.Shprne Cliff, and
which wes copied from another papal) was not cot-
refl. The exchanged a fusee Sic, by which
Captain C. was mortally wounded, and Lieutenant
TIM'S!. (hot through the boot. The remains of
Captain C. were in don Friday evening, in the
mat privas nwanes, not tvi th fie/heti Amon 0( being
attextU by the Vein of the bra*, as hasirten Sated.

farsfi 3.

The Lieutenancy meeting held here, on Friday
laR, was molt rdpeßably and numeronfly attended.
The Doke of Rico moan, the Furl of Ectewour,
Lord Pasoan, Lord ISIIITTIBLD, Mr. Aston, Mr.
FOLLNI, Mr. Karr, Mr. Suat.Ler. &c. &c. were
prefent.
Left Toefday, Mr. ADDINGTON and family pares'
through Sitiltam, on their way tolVorthing. .They
dined, and {pent three hours at the Anchor Inn,
very much to the fatisfaition of mine haft and his
domeitics, who were fo delighted witlithe eafy.
ble, and polite demeanour of their pelts. that they
declared they were in difpofition and manners, more
amiable and conciliating. than any family they had
ever befec the honour to wait upon.
London, England, 1804-10-23

hey Se gurgle the city of Susgoad, ef which the
hodlicatisas art very emotive. Twelve
,Swerfilb
tembests. having 3so Ines on board. arc at anchor
*sr &raffia, or by the lima of Rene. fat the
data* of the coat of Swedia Posoersaia.

MINCH 10171tWAIJ.
We have received French Journals, but they do
not come down later thee others received tome days
ago. The following particulars repelling die pre-
parations for the Coronation of the Emperor of the
Trench, may however fate to armee our Readers:
OCTOSSIL a.
The labours for the ceremony of thee
are carried on with the &wawa aCtivity workmen
are now pulling down the Chapter of Notre Dame.
and leveret bodes contiguous to that .old edifice.
which concealed the half of the hieuopolitan church.
and 'titivated the Rriking view of a piece of arcbitec-
oui remarkable for its boldners and antiquity. From
the Pelvis to the Part de la Cite a very large circular
fpacc is to be opened. capable of containing the diffe-
rent military corps, and • part of the retinue which
cannot be pretest at the interior ceremonies of the
Coronation. Similar demolitions will enlarge the
Place de Tanis, as faros the sew portal of the Hotel
Dieu. and will conduct k as far as the Archeveche.
Workmen ate labouring with the tame celerity or

tbeinfide of the Chlreli of Notre Dame s rows of
beaches are assist every part of it. The large iron
rallies of the choir, sad the two altars, which were on
Idle right and left, have difappeared. The entrance
into the choir is enlarged. Alcoves are eftablifhed in
it, on which the Members of the principal orders of
the Empire will be fisted : they arc 'aired above the
Galls in furl a manner, that thefe meAcppieces of
fgalplare will fuller no injury.
Great preparations are making a•la.Greve in the
Champ-de-Mars for the fetes of the coronation. An
immenfe wooden hall is condruftiag in the Place de.
Greve.

PUNCH JOURNALS,
Paris Papers to the t7th Maas', arrived after curl
Pape rust Prefs.
The Al.sitar of the gth, contains the official ac-
count Oche attack cm the gun borate at Souloper
by the explofion veld,. It admits that a Pinnace,
No. 567, was loft in attempting to board one of
theft veffels, which at the fame labia it ex-
ploded, funk the pinnace, and killed one Officer,
thirteen Collars, and fives Afters. Is all the eel
of the line they fay there were only fu men wounded,
sad a malt beam. They believe (they fay) that
oar.lofs has bees confiderable.
BoaILIPMITI has returned to St. Cloud. A paper
of the t6th fay s, N The Emperor yenerday at St.
Cloud. after "oafs. as eaftomary, received dm pis
cipal Conftituted Authorities"
London, England, 1804-01-05

HOLLAND.

HAMM. The. s 3 order. to Cupply the pref.
ring wants of the Public Treafury, the Government
of State, having previouily obtained the Canition of
the Le illative Body. before its adjournment, has
decreed, that the 3d and 4th inflalments of the ex-
traordinary ;opal of a per cent. on property, (hall
be permitted to be furnilked by anticipation, on the
following conditions : Thofe who prefer to pay the
inllalment by anticipation. (hall enjoy a di(count
of two per cent. on the (urn furni(hed before or on
the IA day of December, 1803, in the departments
of Holland and Utrecht, and before the 7th of Janu-
ary. 11104, in the other departments; and one per
cent. on account of what is furnilhed in all the de-
partments before the t ph of January. 1804.—Thofe
who pay to the 4th inflalment by anticipation, (hall
enjoy a difcnunt of three per cent. for all the fums
furniflted before or on the lalt day of December,
11303. in the departments of Holland and Utrecht,
and before the 7th of January in the other depart-
ments; and two per cent. for all rums Curtailed in
a the departments, before or on the tuft day of Ja-
nuary, 1804.
London, England, 1804-01-05

!Tear.

Mutsu, Nov. rs.—On the afith ult. we had a
moll violent form here; infnmuch that revere! fhips
lying in the port were forcibly dallied spina the fide
of it. On the loth, we had feveral thocks of an
earthquake in our neighbourhood, which, at inter.
eels, continued a whole day and night; notwith-
(landing the violence of fame of the (hocks, not one
building has been coofiderably damaged. This earth.
quake was alto felt at Palermn. Mount Etna, our
terrific neighbour, teems to threaten us with a new
ezplofion. The palaces and edifices, dOtroyed by
the earthquakes of 1783, have been dug out of their
ruins; but as yet no beginning has been made with
rebuilding the 'lately edifices which adorned our

harbour.—
Sicily continues to enjoy the molt podia tranquil.
lity : fome Englifh frigates and privateers only ap-
pear from time to time off our coatis, to keep an eye
on foreign !rails. The introduction here of Englifh
miniatures and colonial produess is continued
without interruption ; nor has any flop been put to
the tranfportation from hence of provifions to Malta.
Funnies, Dec. 2.—Yefterday Prince Boxes's,
and his Contort, late Madame LFCLIIILC, arrived here
and alighted at the Palace of the late Duke of SAL.
TUT:, which, by the extinction of that houfe, falls by
inheritance to the family of Borghefe.
Hit Excellency Doe Peoao LA11411)011, Minifter
Plenipotentiary of Spain at our Court, has received
difpatches by a Courier. mentioning, that his Catho
lic Majelly has fb fettled it with the French Govern-
ment, that his States will remain perfeely neutral
during the prefent war.

GERVANr.
London, England, 1804-01-05

ECCLiSTASTICAL PiOIIfOTIONS.

Friday fenoight, the Rev. jdeph Weans was Ileenfed to the
perpetual Curacy of Compton Abdak, on the nomination of thp
Man and Chapter of Briflol Cathedral, Tog et the death a
Ciisrlcs Page, Clerk.
.1t a Nil alerting of the proprietors of the Chspel of Eafe, Kil-
marnock, Mr. Andrew Hamilton, preacher of the gul'el, Glafgow,
was girdled to be their miniikr, without one diffenting voice.
London, England, 1804-12-18

"The Mufic entirely new, rompcifed by Mein. Erotism, Reeve,
and Davy. The Charadtery by
Mr. MURRAY, Mr. BLANCHARD,
Mr. INCIA DON, Mr. BRAMAN!,
Mr. FAWCETT, Mr. EMERY,
Mr. MUNDEN, Mr. ROCK.
Mn. DIBDIN, Signora STOR ACE,
Mira DAVIES, Mrn MATTOCKS.
To which will he added (by Command)
THE GUARDIAN.
•

Thla-Eifenitt—Thirty Thonfand ; or,Who's the Richeß d wit►
Two &Any to Your Dow.
On Thuliday (by particular ddire) The Blind Bargala ; with
The Tale of Myttery.
A New Melo•ltramatk Pantomime, which has been In prepa-
ration an the Summer, is now in rata:fah and will very foal be
produced
London, England, 1804-12-18

TO THE PROPRIETORS OF EAST INDIA STOCK.

LADIZI AND OINTLIMSN,
BEG to offer you my moil fincere acknowledge-
manta for your melons fupport, and to allure goo that the
Shad recepdou I have ma with affords me the moll decknve
pmfiedt of fueetedimg to the vacant feat in your Court of Di-
reftors.
I have endeavoured to pay my pafonal taped, to nary
dual Proprietor, but where I may not have been able to bare that
fatafaftice, I requeft it may be attributed to the Oaornicfs of time,
and the Inaccuracy of the Mikan, and not to any want of the
ref pedt and duty I feel incumbent on me.
The Eleftion will take place *lhurfday next, the soth intl.
and I weekly requeft the favour Of ;our attendance at the Bal-
lot, which will continua from nine o duck la the morning 10 fa
o'clock iojlbe afternoon.
I have the boom to mmain, molt refpeetfully,
Ladies and Condones,
Your molt obedient, faithful, Servant,
New Broad Baer. London, JOHN JACILSON.
Dec. tg, zion.
The Committee meets daily at No. g, Ncw Bread•Aaeet. and
, will be happy to fee any Friend who can communicate dela! Ds-
I formation
London, England, 1804-12-18

in,rpr.

CAIRO. OCTOBER IS.—The fituatinnbf affairs in
Egypt has not changed M any fenfible degree. The
(well of the Nile has impeded the military opera•
tions ; nor have the Mamelukes, Rill divided among
themfelves, yerfeiaed upon Cairo; hut when the
campaign opens, there is little doubt of their soaking
the/We've' makers fruit. The infubordinaticm of the
Albanians is at its height ; and the authority of the
Folic is abfolotely soli.
The l'acha of Knu►che' is a weak man, though
his intentions are vald, and a& jullly when he is nut
moved by any foreign impulie : his authority is.
however null, as he is merely the organ of the Al-
banians. who every day imprifon or maifacre their
Officers. who are afraid to enforce difcipline. Com-
merce in the capital is entirely at a (land ; anarchy
is complete, and power onlyleems to be the foreme
law.
London, England, 1804-12-18

ARMY.
TO BE SOLD—Several Cornetcies in Light and
Hoary Cavalry, and fewral Enfignetes at the regulated plea;
adfo force Haff•Pay Commit Dona. Two Captaios of infantry In re-
giment§ at borne are defirous to excitant to Foreign Serviter atir•
ply to Mr. johntton, No. 6, Craven•Rreet, Strand, if by letter,
tree of pottage. .
London, England, 1804-12-18

SPA: A'.

MALAGA. Nov. 3.—As the di rtevoper here has no;
entirely ceded, we every fait-day cepa orders from
Maud, to fing. Tr Dews. The &finders likewife
decreafe at Cadiz, where on the 25th of October
about 3000 perfuns had died. The villages Torre-
Molinos and Mumma. have remained entirely free
from the diforder. Gen. Isloitaau will make his
voyage to America in the fpring.
MADRID. OCTOBER 30.--The rubbing the patient
with oil is Nil found to be a very efficacious
shod in the Ever which prevails in the South of
Spain. In our Court Gazette is infer ted a letter from
Alicant of the 2oth of 041ober, containing a cir-
cumfiantial account of the manner in svhielt this is
to be done. Of forty-five pylons on whom this
means has been employed, not one has died.
A memotal has been prefented to the Council of
Caltile by the Islagiarasy of the town of Montoro, in
the province of Cord•iva, flitting that the dearuetive
inlet which has for Come time infefled the olive trets,
has w;thin the lad three years attacked 46,100 trees,
of which sn,cco have been entirely flattop:el. and
the remaining ty,coo reduced to a very dangerous
(late, fo that the quantity of oil pitoduced will be
lefs this year than it was three years ago by 30,000
arrobas. _ _ .

CaDIZ, NOV. I.—Violently as the difiemper has
raged, and in parts 11111 rages, in Malaga, Alicant,
Carthageni, and Gibraltar, it has not manitelled
with us tie time virulence, and is, in this rcfpe, vet y
different from that of tic year I ; a
CO. The mortality
has not been great. The number of deaths, daily,
including the gartifons, never having exceeded 7u
which is a very fmall proportion of a pnpulation of
between 30, and 43.cc0 perfons ; and the whole
n•imher of IA 11.11'e 1.41/en vittims to it. not
il:! titan zoo:), it may be eonfidered as hay.
1:1..g neat. d for this time. There is hers nu example
of Any perfon having had it twice.
It is remarkable that oar harbour, which was
fuller than ever of nom was entirely (pared by it,
not a tingle perfon there having died of the diforsier.
One great preventative againil it is to he without
fear of it, ataxy dying rather from the effeas of their
terror than of the diflemper. Geheral Was AU will
make his vol age to America in the fpling ; he leads
here a very retired life : he bears his fat; with Meat
retignati .n, and is extremely mild and courteous in
his dept ttmeat, ft, that be has obtained in a high de.
gree the 66er:sof the few pervious who have the hap-
enc. to approach him.
London, England, 1804-12-18

NuLLd.ND.

LllrDin, Dec. 7.—The report that a courier had
conveyed to the North the intelligence that an em-
bargo had been laid upon Swedifh veirehr in French
ports, kerns to have merely grown nut of the cir-
cumstance of one Swealiffi verfel being detained at
Antwerp, though .but for a short time. Neither is
it true that Swedifh velrel, pairing the Sound have
been warned not to ploceed to any of the French
ports.
Revr.saoast. Dar. g.—They write from the Hel-
der on the ad 'nitwit, that the Enslifk prifoner of
war, Captain Col.mt., together with his Officers,
the Surgeon and Clerk, have put to lea on board a
flag of tune. Before bis departure he tranfmit'ed
a letter to Rear Admiral Kricssae, of which the
following is a copy : •
" Sts—tlefore I quit this place, fu different from the oftiai
Rate of captivity and hardlhips we had to card, I beg leave, as
well on my owe part as on that of my fellow officers, who rad on.
id to his diatomic Majclly's flay, toe Bottum, to mum yen
our molt fincere thanks, and to allure you. that the very Imusase
attend*, which we uofortonate nun opulence' Iran yea. 'hall
never he offac.d from our memories.
" We rooted you to allure Carob. Vardaman. and the other
Captains and Egli •en ut the (]tips wider your orders, that we
are leufible of LSI great friessifhip which LW hem Strewn to us.
I win not intrude upon your occupata.ns by a lon letter I the re-
membrance of having (hewn ever, (mica of booming y sad Mew&
'hip to the uotuatatotc. is lidlkiect fur AtimirAkZikhert ; yet we
mould have proved deficient Lt the refp4.; that is clow to Nip, if
we hod Dot. before our dcparcure. a&red him of our vermeil
gratitude.
" Permit me. Admiral, to give you the autism of my highefi
confiderui.nand relps2, with which I. perforsily, have the ho-
nour to be, Sir, Your molt übulient and molt bendlip (avant,
(glued.' " Joao Cotvita.,
" Captain in Ns Britannic Majelty's Navy."
The Rear Admiral let off this day fur Arniler.
dam. giving the command of the national Blips north
of the Y. to Colonel and Captain of the Navy
DOOREN, who boated his flag of Agar-Admiral on,
board the Doggerffiank.
On the 4th of December, the Bag of truce which
delivered the Enslilh Captain and Officers on board
the Britith Admiral's (hip, returned to the N. W.
by W. of Kykduin, ]'even leagues dillant (where we
had three Mips of the line, one frigate, and one log-
ger.) She brought fcrne more letters frens the Bri-
Oils Officers to the Rear-Admiral Kicaerr, and
Captain VIRDCMIL 111, all eXptaTiVe of their thanks,
elpecially that horn Admiral ReSiELla, which fur-
paffes them all.
Qn the 6th inii. the Etigliih prifuners will be con-
veyed to Eitkhu)zeo, where every thing is is readi-
nels for their reception.
We have fume learned, that Come alteration may
probably be made in their definiarion, as it is affert.
ed that Dutch priffiners have already arrived in the
Ti.xel from England to be exchanged fur them.
London, England, 1804-12-18

VISSI.4.

Ptrkassdaow, Nov. 9.—For fome time pan it Las!
bee. ceportcd he; e, that a confiderable coops of troops
ate affembling in our portion of Poland. it is not
eafy to lay in how far this report tnesitb belief ; but
this is certain, that fume regiments in Courland, Lief-
land, and Elithland, have received orders to hold
themfelves in readinef. to march.
The ice in the Ladoga, which had Boated only
two days, became fixed yefterday. Pagengers were
LI fuffered to.go over it to-day. At Schufelberg it has
been winter dais fortnight.
London, England, 1804-10-15

BIRTHS.

On Wednefday, at TunbridieCaftie, Kent, the Lady of W.
Woodgate, Eiq of fun.
On the 6th inftant, at Lord Aoki:nine's, St. Andrew's-rquare,
Edinburgh, the Lady of David Rob, Fofq of a fan.
On the 7th inft. the Lady of Caput:, Paterfon, of the Nary, of
a daughter.
At Marylield n,ar Limerick, the Lady of the lion. George
y, of a daugh• cr.
London, England, 1804-10-15

BANKRUPTS IN IRELAND,

William Brown, of Skibbereen, county Cork, dealer and chap-
man, to lucre ndcr the 19th and act,. MIL and aoth Nuv.
James Mahon, of the city of Cork, dcaler and eharnan, to Curren-
der on the 19th and aoth init. and aoth Nov.
London, England, 1804-03-01

DIFFNCII OF Tilt NATION.

Mr. Secretary YORKE role. and moved the Or-
der of the Day, for the Houk to refolve itfelf into a
Committee. on the amended Voionteer Corps Bill.
—He begged leave to metaion, previous to the
SPEAK ca's leaving the Ch•tir. that, as there was fet
veral new chides and amendments to be propofed
to the Bill, it would be limper for the Committee
Sal to go through thole new claufes. and without
entering at large upon the Bill, to give in their report
to the Houle, in order that thole additional chafes
and alterations might be printed and perufed by the
Members. _

On the queflion being put, that the Senate& do
leave the Chair,

Mr. FRANCIS role for the purpofe, he laid, of
furgcßing the poipiitty (before going into A Com-
mittee) of immediately entering into the confider.s.
ciao of other matters of a very lesions and important
nature, and intimately conflated with the defence of
the nation. However important in the eyes of every
one the prcfent Bill might appear, yet it was the
duty of Parliament to be vigilant in every quarter,
and to set up to the great and weighty duty whieb
they, at this molt critical conjuncture, owed to the
Slate. He hoped that nothing prejudicial would be
imputed to him, on account of his Ming at the pre- I
fent moment, to fuggelt his ideas concerning the
real lunation and dangers of the country. It was'
not his wills unneceliarily to retard the progtefs of
the Bill, but he thought proper to bring under the I
obfervation of the Houk, that this very Bill of de-
fence, now before it, was one that fuppored and ac-
lnowledged a danger, which it was ineumbrol on
this Members to esamine minutely in all its parts.
He bad heard it Paid, on all fides, that this country
vial, at prefent in a mod dangerous and alarming
fun:soon, And he himalf was now thoroughly eon-
vinced of the truth of the atiertion. He was per-
fatly inclined to believe that the nation was about to
be attacked by a llrong military force, attended
with all the circumeances which could prably tend
to render our limation dangerous and difaltrous. It
was his wins to endeavour to reprefent out dangers,
and to roufe the country to apr a teak of its teal
fnuation : he Ihould have withed that Come mast of
I grater talon's than he poifeded, had uldenakal this
London, England, 1804-03-06

HOUSE OP COMMONS.

The Houfe, in a Committee, went through the Meese Medily
Bill, and the Scotch B.mkrept Law Bill; the rtports were received,
and the Bills ordered tope read a thinl time to-morrow.
The hill for ri.guLiting the ages of perform to be admitted into
Sacred Orders in Ireland, was read a kcond time, and ordered to
be committed on Wednefday neat.
The Mutiny Bill was read a third time, and palled,
. . .
DUTY.

Mr. WESTERN raid, that be undcrftood it to be the intention
of Comment, either to increafe the amount at the piclent duty
on malt. or to reduce the duty on beer. He would With to know
from Tome of his Mijcity's fitinifters lf Inch was their intention,
Mask he was of optinuo that no Welt alteration ought to take
place.
The CHASCELLOR of the EXCHEQUF.R ftld,that he could
effort the Hon. Oentkosan that Govtrnment had neither the in-
tention of propollog any additional duty on the one, or a redneticia
of duty laid on the other of the commodities alluded to.
London, England, 1804-03-06

LAW INTELLIGENCE.

COURT OW KINO's BENCH. MARCH s.
1.111.0 rl. MASTAZIL.
The Plaintiff is well known as a very confiders-
ble dealer in cordage for (hipping and the Defendant
is a limp owner. This anion was brought to recover
the value of cordage to the amount of 30981. is. Bd.
It was furtsilhed for the Constantine. Sir Stephen
Lufhington. and Adiona lhips. in Oaobey and De
camber taw, and in February 1803, under an
agreement, that a credit of twelve months (hould
run from the 'ph Oaober, tBo3. after which a bill
was to be given at twelve months more, making to-
gether a credit of two years. The queflion in this
caufe was, whether the espreffion a bill, nfed in the
contra& denoted a bill accepted fly the Defendant,
or, in the commercial phrafe, a bill to fatirfaBisa
Malin. Easains, asaaow. and Gasses'', for the
Plaintiff, proved the delivery of the cordage, admit.
ted the extent of the credit. but contended that the
expreflion a WI was not to be retlriaed to a mere ac
ceptance °Abe Defendant, but denoted Arch a ken•
rity as was negotiable in the money market. They
Paid, that the oblation had arifen :rom the dilbonour
of certain bill on the Defendant, and that the alarm
of the Plaintiff in confequence had produced the
London, England, 1804-03-06

ti CI

;7, 11.1?!.. n

ttr., • fr• in 1,1.. f.
. t.. N. 111.4.1.

mwc 1.4..1:. I

the 7th Regiment, in pram The Haunt a Pei-

I vateer,. from Nam had fallen in with, and been
takes by arFreneb National fchooner, with a General
I'• (who was killed) and 300 of thefe fellows on board.
The Hazard bad her Captain and 22 men killed,
and about a dozen wounded. Governor HaLaITT
was up at one of the out ;finds." •

The Peterlburgh Court Gazette of the 15th January
contains i proclamation for railing sight sew hat.
talons, (even of which are to be in the ferries oldie
interior, and one for field furies. Them is arat
word. however. in the foreign loorials rafpolting the
polities of Rollie, or indeed of say of the condemn'
powers.
By the snails of yeiterdey we alto received the lei.
lowing important commenicatioa from Bt. Pee&
burgh:

IT. IMBILSIIOIIOII. FIB. 3.

The Ruffian lest. in the Black Sea. and a great
t
number of tranfports in the parts of the &nine,
bare received orders to fail with all poffibk espedi.
ties to Italy, where their farther dediaation wall be
made 'known. By an order of the syth uk. 37 new
garrifon battalions were ordered to be embodied.
The important talk of preparing a civil code few
Raffia, on which the Committee, lately dab's&
have laboured for many years, is now awaited folely
to the Prefident of the Academy of Weaves, M.
Nooesnazorr. who& activity, knowledge, and fen-
unseats. allow us to hope a fpeady and happy falai-
meet of this will', fo long entertained by all Rama
&Nees.
By order of His lllMlllard MAJIIIITT, the Miniflet
of Commerce has notified to the titular Counfellor,
011111 P Kamm/ cot, that the plan propefed by him
for giving to all Jews, without empties', the right of
frontier trade is the frontier Governments of Poland
naked with Rata, cannot take place on account of
many °beagles. The railed Caws hoofs duty for
la ft year produced 7,079,396 roubles—exported goods,

31,593,e8s foublei-11111pOrttd, 5t.838,96s roubles.
The I..mghilt alone exported 20425439. and import-
ed 7,831,75 t rambles.
London, England, 1804-03-06

TRIBUNATE. FEBRUARY 27.

In the Sitting of the t7th three Connfellors of the
State read to the Afiembly the above Report I after
which the Prefident made a (hors fpeech. alluding to
the plot. and conclude/ with declaring that they
would all anfwer for the life of Bo AAAAA TS, which
fecured to France its glory and its profperity. The
Prefident then propofed. that the Tribunate lhould in
a body wait on the nese Coasut.. to esprefs their
dete Ration of the meditated attempt, and to congratu-
late him on his efcape from the threatened danger,
which was agreed to. When the Prefident had de-
clared the fitting at an end,Gen. Moa s a u's brother re.
quelled leave to (peak, which being granted, he ad.
duffed the affembly as follows :
, 6, You hare heard the Orators of Government.—
You have this morning read the order of the day,
publilhed by the Governor of Paris. Thefe two
pieces are, Pi part, levelled againft General 111ris r a tr.
It infpires me with fentiments of the deepen g.iet, to
find that attempts have fu long been made to ealum.
Rime a man who has rendered important fervices to
the Republic, and who, at prefent, has not the liberty
1 of defending himfelf. I declare to the whole nation
that my brother is innocent of the atrocities imputed
to him. Let him have an opportunity of jueirying
himfelf, and he will do it. I demand in his name, in
my own, and in the name of his whole difireffed fa-
mily, that he may be brought to trial in the tr:oft
formal manner. I demand that he may be tried only
by a common tribunal : it will be eafy for him to
make his inn. icence appear. frke.'are that every thin:
tub:. ha, I.:n/'id it an infesseta relstany."

Aiter fume eonverfation on this Wind's, TRIM-
AR u, one of the Orators cf Government, concluded
a foort lineal with obferving, mat Gen. Morita'',
his trim Rn .1 his friends, would have every Advil'.
Cage allussed th, m for his defence ; for every perfon
witheil to have it in their power to believe that be
ail not guilty."
London, England, 1804-03-06

ROYAL MILITARY COLLEGE.

Feb. 4E4-
TN conformity to the Refolution of His NIAJES.
Trs COMMISSIONERS for. CONDUCTING the AF.
PAIRS of the ROYAL. MILITARY COLLEGE, that the sp.
poinenmore of PROFESSORS and MASTERS &all be deter-
mined by Competition at Tal -ate, the GOVERNOR &tit hereby
give notice, that ADDITIONAL MASTERS in the following
Branches of Inftnadbon, via. MINCH and ARITHMETIC,
will be wanted for the junior t of the (aid Cellest. at
Oros Marlow, In tie County of In the ~fa of the am
ruing week.
No Malta of Arklunetie MB be named who Is met folly
=to Incesed to the lattradisa of Madtemades. Is rem,
vacancies may maw.
No Ferran will be appeared of fee the above Eltabilinnot ,
what charade, will not bear the arktett feretkey.
Letters of application am to be addeetai te the Otmenter
the Royal Military College,, solar ewer. to the Right Hes. the
Steretary at W.
A lased win be Mid at Orem Maim. cm Smanlay,
ths trh Minh amt, lea she easeleadtm et the Cambium
be the Mon moodemat mmetatmeem.
London, England, 1804-09-08

MARRIED.

At Newport, Ifle of Wiiiht. Captain Goodlad, of his Majefty's
6oth Regiment, to Mrs. Cooper, widow s.f the late Lieutenant-
Colonel Cooper, of the lid regiment.
Wednefday morning, john Feats", Eft of Old Bond•Rrcct, to
Mils Trimmer, of Farnham. Surrey.
London, England, 1804-10-12

riiArm

Devitt-ties Tli CATII I.—The kond appear:ince
of Mira Disticait in ihe pail of Lasi# Track drew
almoit as crowded An audience, to this Theatre laft
night, as that which witneiTed her debut on Monday.
The fame grace and cafe, gaiety and fpirit, which
mar Iced her full repreforation of this truly finithed
and elegant cbaratier, were eminently diftinguifhable
in her fecond performance. Her long in the third
al was given with increaTed did, and was loudly
encored. Although roaredy any thing can exceed
the tafle the here difplays, the elk& would certainly
be heightened if the were to articulate fo
that the fettle of the words might be underknod. It
is this which contributes much to Rive Mn. Joe-
DAN'S filllpie melody its unrivalled charms.--/S.
chard Czar & Lida followed, and continues to be
very favourably received.—A cotifiderable number
of Ladies of fafition Appeared in the boxes.
COI'S ti TX A IIDIII TtII•TRIL—The favourite Co.
medy of John Bull was the performance lan night at
this Theatre. As there was no novelty, it is needlefs
to fay any thing farther than that the different per-
formers acquitted themfel ves with their ufual fpir it.
London, England, 1804-10-12

PATRONISED BY

HIS ROYAL HIGHNESS THE PRINCE OF WALES.
TAMES and GEORGE BENNET, of MANcheller,
have much ph:scare in Informing the Public, that they have
made great Improvements In their Manufacture, by means of in-
troducing (Printing) on their Royal Parent Woollen Velvet Cords,
whereby they become • moil excellent wick In Coats for Riding
and morning wear, Hunting and Shootang Jackets, Sec. The mint
of their Matufadture is well known, and being honoured by the
approbation of His Royal Highnefa the Prince of Walei, who fa
always &Smut of rewarding merit, and encouraging the Mann•
(adoring and Commercial Imterelt of the Britilh Empire, cannot
fail meeting with the liberal fupport of the Public.
Manchefter, September t, tin,"
N.B. J. and G. B . having dircovered that great infringe.
marts on their Rights and Privileges h Ole been made, whereby the
Pu'illc is get arty impaired on by (pinions articles, have determined
that D., goods of their 711anufaeture Stall appear la the Market
without Icing Ramped with the words " Bennet's Patent Felted
Cord," with his Maj. Ry's Crown in the centre, at the d Mance of
of about a }aril and half on the hack (clear through tit.. piece,
the ennrierisiting of whack is relony, and will be poniard ac.
eordinzly.