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London, England, 1803-04-28

NAVAL CHRONOLOGY.

The day was pablilied, in 5 Vols. Bvo, prize al. as. in hoards
A SUMMARY of NAVAL and MARITIME
EVENTS, in Chronn,lgical Order, f.ry m the time of the
Romans to the Peace In aot ; with an Applndia, containing
I a periodic-Al (late of the Royal Navy of Great Britain, and of
thole of the other Powers of C“...4 —the lots each has fur-
mined In Ships of War, Privat:ers. Ste. at the conclulion of
ea :h War--the Lines of Battle, Fleets and Squadrons—Alto a
Lift of thole Perim& w:. Lave Carved in the various offices in
the Naval Departments; t4ether with that of tha Admirals
and Captains in the Royal Navy from a very early Period.—
Intended as a Book of Refer. race.

By ISAAC SCHOMBERG, Efq.
_ Captain in the Royal llavy.

Printed for Egerton, at the Milliary Libiary, near White-
hall; Bieketilaff, No. ato, Strand; and Richirdfon, Royal
Exchange.

This day was publithed, in a Vol,. Royal °aim',
Price us. 6d. in Boards,

The Secood Edidon,vrlth 53 fine Plates, all New Engravings, of
PICTURESQUE VIEWS on the RIVER
THAMES, from it Source in Gloucefterthire to the Note ;
with Ohfcrvations on the Public Buildings and other Works of
Art, in its Vicinity.
B 1 SAMUEL IRPLAND.

•.* A few Copies are printed on Royal Quarto Paper, price
SL Ss. Alfo, by the fame Author,
t. Plaurefque Views; with an Hiftorical Account of the
Inns at Court in London and Weltminfter ; with s t fine Plates.
Royal Oda vo, price 11. s ts. 6d. in boards, or in Royal (tar-
t.). 31.35.
a. A Second Volume of Graphic Illultrations of HOGART a
front Plititures and Thawirrs never toa fore engraved ; 49 Plates
by eminent Artifts, price it t6s. boards.
Printed for T. Egerton, at the Military Library, near White-
hall.

This day were pubilOsed, In Two Vols. Bvo,
Clorely printed, price tss. boards,

ANNALS of PUBLIC ECONOMY; compre.
hcoding, tR, Stall/ Nei, or whatever relates to Agricul-
tore, 'Commerce, and Indultry; ad. Foreign Literature;
3d, Manners. including Public Amtifements; 4th,
, or general Policy.
Collated by HENRY REDHEAD YORKE, EN.
The objet of this wok is to hamlet the community with
fuek information relative to the important fubjedts mentioned
above, as may promote individual and nati.mal induftry, and
perpetuate that seal for maritime and eenunercial fuperioeity,
which is acknowledged en be the chsradtertftic of our nation.
The peace, which has rettored the ancient channels of cornef-
pond•nce enables the different locietles of Europe to renew
tnew friendly Intcniourfe, and to profit by their mutual Du-
provements In the uTeful And elegant arts of hfe.
London : Printed for J. Ginger, 169, Piccadilly ; and Tho-
mas Often, 3, Ave-NLiria-lane, Lußgate-ftreet.
London, England, 1803-04-28

ECCLFSIASTICAL PREFERMENTS.

The Prince of Wales has been pkafed to appoint the Rev.
Ala:soder Brodie. A. M. of Triuity College, Oxford, to he
one of his Royal Highnefes Chaplain. in Ordinary.
The Rey. J. Bowen, Minifler of St. Margaret's chapel, Bath.
is appointed by the Marquis of Tirourood one of his Lordiliiii
Doenettie Chaplains.
The Rev. James Douglas, M. A. F. A. S. Chaplain in Ordi.
nary to his Royal Highncfs the Prince-of Wales. and Rector of
Midi:M(o3,in the county of Safes, is bolt/tined to the Vicaragt
of Kenton, county of Suffolk, on prefentation of her Grace the
Duellers Dowager of Chandos, and the Hoc. Jalar Henniker
Major.
London, England, 1803-04-28

HOUSE OF LORDS, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 7.

Their Lordfhips refolved Into a Committee of Privileges;
and Lord Wallhigham having taken the Chair, Mr. Town-
!head, of the Fkrald i College, was farther examined, as was
alro a Mr. Colthurit, refpedting certain points touching the
claim of the Rev. Mr. Brydges to the Chandoa Peerage ; after
which, the Committee adjourned the farther conlidcration of
the cafe till Friday.

After the Houfe was refumed, the various Bills upon the
Table were forwarded in their rrfpr.aive Rages. Among thefe,
were the Sugar Duties Drawback Bill, the frith Revenue, and
the Inn-keeper,' Subfiance Bain, which were read a fecoad
time, and committed for to-morrow.
Lord AUCKLAND moved to the ft:Mowing effeEt, that there
he laid before the itt.ufe a.i account of the amount of the Sums
granted from time to time to the Coinmiffioners appointed to
manage Queen Ann's Bounty, from the time of the firli ap-
pointment of theta Commiffioners, to the lateft period to which
the accounts could be made up, diftingulfhing the amount of
the Sums illbed in e, ch year.—And, fecondly, an account of
the diftribotion of tittle Sums by the fald Commiffioners, the
amount, and the appropriation of the furring of the faid monies,
ice. which, on the quake being put, were ordered accordingly.

Ttte Duke of Richmond was (worn and took tds feat.

The Dill for the better reguLdinn of the Law with refpedt to
tertain capital offences, ke introduced fame time finer, and
laid before the Houk by Lord Ellenborough, was read& fr.cond
time, and eumtnitted for Friday.

The Orders rcfpeeting the three Jnt prime Bills, being read,

Lord RID r SD Ait role, and made a few obfervations, aril ng
out of what he had Rated yefterday on the occafion. He refer-
red to what appeared in the Reports of the Committees on thek
Bills, and adverted to the pradice which prevailed 'n the Par-
liament of Ireland, of proceeding legiaatively on the C:ertiScates
of Judges and others appointed to examine withrffes upon oath,
which fuperfeded the neceffity of bringing fuch perfons up from
dillant parts of the country to be examined before the Houk,
&c. which incurred a confiderahle erpence to the parties, and
which confequently would be inereafed to an enormous degree,
re they brought to this country for that purpok. The Noble
and Learned Lord repeated his obfervations of yelterday, re-
fpeding the propriety of having a Legiflative provilion on the
tubed, to regulate and extend the pradiee, and to render It
more effeduaL He concluded by =commending that the Re-
ports of the Committees on thefe Bills be received in the ufual
way; which was ordered accordingly.
Some routine bufinefo was then difpofed of, and their Lord-
Odps adjourned till tomorrow.
London, England, 1803-04-28

THE DOCTOR •ND THE ♦POTHkCARY.

Mr. ERSXIIII moved for leave to file a criminal
information againfl a gentleman of the name of
O'Reiley, late furgeon in the 16th Regiment of
Cavalry. The profecutor is a Dr. Mingay. Both
thefe gentlemen refide in the town of Windfor.—
They are both children of fElculapins, the one
being an apothecary, and the other a phylici.in
A Ihort time ago Dr. Mingav was fent to vifit a
Mr. Clode (we believe an officer in the i6th dra-
goons). He wrote a prefcription, which lie fent to
Mr. O'Reilcy's to be made up. The latter not
having the lame opinion of the cafe, did not fol-
low his inftruetions, but fubffituted other medicines,
which he judged were mole fit to be adminillered.
Dr. Mingay was a good deal incenfed when he
heard of this, laid that he could not he anfwerable
for the efficacy of mixtures, the compolition of
which he did not know, and ordered his preferip-
firms for the future to be carried to another labo-
ratory. This news coming to the ears of Mr.
O'Reiley, he confidered himfelf as perfonallv
infulted, and immediately wrote the following'
letter to Dr. Mingay
" Sit, Jan. to, 1803
" The unjuitiflable and unwarrantable liberty )ou have taken
with my chandler, in coofequence of the imfunacritanding be-
tween you and me, demands, on your pan, full explanation.
I defire you will appoint the time and place where the in. rite
of the difpute may be difcuffed ; for I and it accelfary to pat a
flop to the unbridled licence of your tongue. No one &all vilify
with impunity the charaacr of "Jour CeRRILZT."
The letter lint by Dr. Mingay in anfwer to this
Rated, that he had never meant to offend him, and
reminded him of fome thins which proved that by
his friendly offices he had formerly done him confi-
derable fervice. The parties loon after this met ac-
cidentally, when the apothecary exclaimed, 46 You
d—d cowardly fcoundrel, if you do not with to go
back with me to my houfe, and wait with me till I
have got my pißols,and go with me to Long Walk,
I will port you for a coward." Do•Ror Mingay took
no notice of him, but he afterwards met him,
armed with his piftols,and intercepting him in his
path. Dr. Mingay found it the more necelfary to
apply for the interference of the Court, as be had
every reafon to fear his life was in danger, and that
the Defendant was Rill purfuing his malicious
courfe.—Rule granted.
London, England, 1803-04-28

L4IP INTALLIGENCE.

COURT OF KING', BENCH, APRIL s•.

This being the firft d.y of Eager Term, the
Judges commenced the bufinefs of the refpetlive
Courts with the accuflomed folemnities.

Mr. Campbell made his report of the Rate of the
conviCts employed on the River Thames, Wiiol
wich Warren, and other places. It appeared they
were, with very few exceptions, in perted health.
The report Rated, that feveral of the men on beard
the Prudentia, who had been conviiled of a mu-
tiny, had particularly dillinguithed themfelves by
their good conduit.
London, England, 1803-06-22

MATIAIRD.

On Saturday, at the Matifion Honk Gatewick, Surrey, Wm.
Kelley, Ely. to Mifs Series, of Bletehingley.
At Drcwhena, Lieutemust Henry Ackiin, of the Louth Militias
to MIL Mary Coulter.
At the Right Hon. Hereudes Langdale's, Stephen's-green, Orb-

DIED.
Laft Sunday, being on a vifit at Mr. Young's, Holwells, Hens,
Mn. Mary Fuller, daughter of the late William Fuller, Elq.

TURTLES.

WILTSHIRE and CO. King's Head Tavern,
Poultry, have jolt landed a Lot of fine lively TURTLES
for fale, from 30 to boo pounds well* each. Tunks drelfed every
day In the high& perfadtion, and fort to any part of Town or
Country.

INS. &c.

EXPERlENCEVasincontellibli pruved,that thole
alarming Complaints to which fo many are fubjed, originate
in Pains in th- Head, Pains io the Side or Stomach, or Murders
no Bik and Liver, which ;Angst firß negleded or improperly
treated, p:rvade and weaken the whale Nervous Syßem, and ge-
nerally either reduce the unhappy (offerer to a salfershle Rate of
Leona Childhood, or precipitate him to an early grave. To avoid
evil. fo greatly to be dreaded, and to remove thole baneful ef-
fcel. of fuck frequent Diforders, CHING's PATENT WORM
LOZENGES arc ltroogly recommended by the men Honourable
and Refpcdable Authorities, who have in thanfelms and Fun!,
lies feceived period Cures, and seneroully bear public tallowy
to the unparalleled Efficacy of this Medicine.
As Opening Ploy& oa all oecakons, Chi. a's Worm Loserges
are furrier to every other Medicine, will keep good any kngtb
of time, and in all Climates.
Sold Wbolefalc by Mr. Butler, No. 4, Chi:spade, London,
London, England, 1803-02-25

PORTSMOUTH, FEBRUARY 24.

This morning arrived the Lcora RD, of 5o guns,
Captain Cow sa, from the Eaft Indies. l l from
the Cape of Good Hope. and St. Helena. Captain
S•uueL MOTTLIY, late of the DIONEDII, came
Wenger in her from the Cape.
Sailed the Cv scrota, of 16 guns, Capt. Waren?,
to the eaff ward, to be paid off.
The VICTORIUS, of 74. guns, Captain 0311ORMr,
from the Cape of Good Hope, and the Oar HIVS
frigate, Captain ELrmtmaroxs, from the Ealt It -
dies, arc hourly expeeed to arrive.
London, England, 1803-02-25

PLYMOUTH, FEBRUARY 23.

Came in the Woodland Cattle, Capt. WILLIAM
LLIIMILLYN, from London. bound to Falmouth,
and Smyrna, laden with fundries ; put in with the
10l .of her foretop•ma4l, carried away off the Start
this morning at 6 o'clock ; and the Three Brothers,
Captain I. Evans, from Cork, laden with pro-
•ifions for this port and Southampton.
Sailed the Brothers, Capt. JA Frit I as, from Dart-
mouth, bound to Lifbon, laden with Rh. Came
in the Friendship, of Yarmouth, Capt. WM. BAR.
ass, from Rotterdam, bound to Belftft, ladcn
with !larch and feeds ; the Friends, of Plymouth,
Capt. La Gaos, with wine and cork. from Guern•
fey, for this port ; and the GANN IT, of :6 guns,
Capt. Bass, from a cruise the is gone up Ha-
moaze.
London, England, 1803-02-25

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London, England, 1803-02-25

CORN MARKEI S.

CORN IIIiPtCTORS tITURN /MOM otramer.
scekUA►r 24.
Wheat, per Lout, from t31.,05. to '5l. 15,.
Barley, per Q.2arte., from 11.45. Cato 11.0 s 6.1
Oats, per Qcarter, from tl. 2s. to tl. 75.
Beans, per I:),..2arter, from tl. 2s. to tl. 18s.
Peale, per Q2arter, from il. os. to 21. 3s.

MAR K-LANE, FEBRUARY 25.
The arrivals fince Monday have not been who
may be cuntidered largi:.-There is a dultnef,
in the files of Wheat, at a redu,tion of ful
one thilling per quarter ; the Inferior qualitic•
are almott unfaleabl.-Rye anti Malt continue
heavy.-Barley keeps the prices of Monday, as di,
Beans and Grey Peas.-Biiilers are almoff out
of demand.-Oats :!re from 6d. to is. cheaper,
and uni:ommonly flat.-The Grafs Seed Trade
has not fo much life as in the early part of the
week, And Red Clover is looking down.
Englith Wheat, per qr. sos. 54.5. Fine 575. 595.
Superfine 6cs.
Fine Dantzic Wheat, sos, 565.
Rya, 345. 365.
Barley, 245. 265. (Very Fine) 275. 6d.
Malt, 425. 465. 475-
Oats, 155. 205. 225.
Horfe Beans, New, 3os. 325. Old, 345. 365.
Tick Beans, New, 275. 295. Old, 325. 345.
Hug Peale, 325. 335. 6d.
Btillerst34s. 40s. 41s.
Carraway Seed, 365. to 415. per cwt.
Coriander, aSs. to 3os. per cwt.
Flour, 455. 488 per fack.
Red Clover, 9os. 965. toBs. per cwr.
White ditto, 9os. t 155. 1265. per cwt.
Trefoil, 36s 56s 68s per cwt.

NAUTICAL INTELLIGENCE.

GIBRALTAR, FEBRUARY t.

A vefrel arrived on the 29th ult. from Malta,
after a paffage of 33 days. The Captain of her
:eports, that (even days before he left Malta zo
fail of tranfports, and fome men of war, failed
from that place for Alexandria, to bring away the
remainder of the troops from that cnuntry.
The Garrifon is all quiet and regular as anal
The following velfels have arrived fence the 2 ill
of January :

TM Bush& sip Weymouth, Wm. Welidon, 64 days from
Smyrna, with drugs, wool, and madder-root, for London—
the American brig Three Brother,, E. Entry, ay thy' from
Bolton, with flour and Raves for a market--thc Ragufati polacre
Diana, Ant. Barbtri, a days from Malaga, with wine and fruit
for Gibraltar—the Englis flap Sarnia, Wm. Tardiff, 12 days

from Valencia, with brandy, for Guernfey—the Dutch (hip Ar-
chlpdagoa, C. H. Nienwkerk, 3o days from Rotterdam, with
ballaft, for Smyrna—the Englifh brig Hebe, S. Rout, 21 days
from Rocheher, with merchandise, for Gibraltar—the Engbth
brig Srealibrklge, J. Way, 16 days from London, with titer-
changize, for Gibraltar and Malaga—the Engbib Coop Bolton,
J. Flex, as days from Naples, with toady, for Gutrnfey—the
American tip Pomona, N. Myers, sp days from New York.
with Raves and flour fora market—the EnglUb brig Some's, N
Pendleton, ay days from &Raft, with butter and potatoes, for
Gibraltar and Alicant—the Malik brig Martha Maria, M.
Johnfoo, 32 days front Oporto, whit poet wine, leather, and
hides, for Gibraltar and Leghorn-.the Este& brig Indefatiga-
ble, C. &miller, sy days from America, with barilia,6t Lon-
doo—the Estill& hoop Diamond Packet, James Millen, 16
days from Leghorn, with behoftooe and fume, for H.U.
London, England, 1803-02-25

SHEERNESS, FEBRUARY s 4.

Arnred the Imre trio, of 64 gone, Captain
HAItCOOO, and went to Chatham; alfo the CHtr•
roux, and la Visottits frigates, and failed up the
Thames.—This day the Tait:s frigatei. paid off.
—The CONSTA us r gun•brig, Lieut. STOIC IS, is or-
dered up the Thames to be paid off.

Arrived front Chatham Barracks, the Amos:
traniport, with troops. bound ►o Ireland.
The Swat& Wit Loma Ulric► which has Lit

here a long time. will, it is fuppaed, be unladen.
And her 'cargo will be chlpored of by the Sweeillt
Conful.

Talk morning a poor unfortunate man, Cook
lf the WiNctist.saa lrigste, jumped outboard.
:n a fit of intoxication, an I was drowned.
Tl:e new Pier at Sheernefs is In kelt a flare of
:orwardneis that it is fuppored is will open (*co- ge-
neral furpofes on the 25th of next month.
London, England, 1803-02-25

PARLIAMENTARY PRuCEEDIpiGS.

HOUSE OF LORDS, THURSDAY, FEB. 24.
Their Lordihips met at two o'clock, and having
difpofed of the Orders of the Day, and ordered
an adjournment until to-morrow, proceeded in a
body to St. James's, to prefent to his Majefty the
Addrefs voted on Tudday.
London, England, 1803-02-25

ECCLESIASTICAL. PROMOTIONS..

0 ,Yes. r9Tharfday, the Rev. George Markham+,
M. A. of Chrift Church, and Dean of York, was admitted Ba-
chelor and Meter in Divinity, Grand Compounder. The Rev.
Robert Jackfon, lid. A. of Oriel College, was admitted Bache-
lor in Civil Law. Metes. Abel Moyfey and Henry J. Cholas.-
ki. Bachelors of Arts, of C►ril Church, were admitted Maftas
of Arts. The Rev. Matthew Puma, of Univerfity College,
was admitted Bachelor of Ara, Grand And
Mein. Francis Lewis, and John liatellie, of niverfity Col-
lege ; Edward Ruler, of Oriel College; Francis Henry White,
of Wortelter College; Henry Harris, of Pembroke College;
William Hiram and Horace Patter, of Lipman College, James
Townfend Lawea, of Si Alban Hall; Love Parry, of MAR
Church; and Thomas Prankard Phelps, of Hertford College,
were admitted Bachelors of Arts.
London, England, 1803-08-13

DIED.

On Tudday Taft, in Manehefter•fquare, the Lady of William
Gar.hfhore, bi. P. fur Weymouth, having fuddenly 101 l her father
a few days before.
On Wcdnefday morning. at Ida houfe in Bl.,omfbury-fquare, the
infant fon of Lord Ellenborough.
At Sea, on the a9th May Lift, on hoard the Afia F.aft Indianian,
on her psfage from Bengal, Mrs. Campbell, wife of Dr. Alexander
Camilla% in the lion. Faft India Company's fervice at Calcutta
At Antigua, John Price, Efq. (on of jrreph Price, EN of htrat-
ton•ftrect, Piccadilly.. . . _

• On the.2t it ult an Douglas, Ifle Man, Mifs Juobs,daughter of
the late Capt. J wain, of the Royal N ,yy.
At Palfley, on the 26th att. Mrs. Janet Corte, wife of James
Efq. of Whit. ford.

FOR ACCOUNT OF THE MANUFAC I GRERS,
Exempt from the Aucltios Duty, agreeable to Ad o. Parliament.
Wedneflay, aath Auguft, XBc2,
MERAC, SON, and Cn. u put up to Public
tale, at Oa& Warehoure, No. 78, gliceo-flreet, a large Al..
Comm= of BRITISH PIECE GOODS.
Parriculara will be given in time, by
M. L. MERAC, jun. Broker.
London, England, 1803-08-13

CAPITAL. RESIDENCE, HANTS,
_ ___

•
rro be LEFT, and entered nn immediately, if de-
fired, fit for a genteel Family. The Houfe confifts of an F.at
Ing.Roona and Drawing Room, of 28 by t let, and t o feet
high, well fitted up; freakfatt-Room, Drtffing-Room, and Houk-
keeper's Room; Butkr's Pantry, good Kitchen, and other Offices,
on the gtotind 800 r; extenfive Cellars, four Bed• R ooms, two light
elects and four Attics, and two good Bed-Chambers over the
Coach Houfe and Vi atb-Houk; excellent Stabling for fix Hodes,
bet des the Farm Stable; two Coach•Houfes, and all convenient
Offices; a Pleafure Garden, with Green-Houle and Melon Ground;
alto a Kitchen Garden, and detached Cottage and Farm Buildings,
With 21 Area of rich Paßure Land in front of the Houfe, and to
Acres of Arable Land, fix whereof We bid down to feed. The
whole Mute In the well-known and beautiful village of Bramdean,
and In the centre of the Hampibire Hunt—Rent, One Hundred
and Twenty Guineas only. Term, three years, and a longer tam
may be bad if agreed on by the parties.
Many Fixtures will be left at a fair valuation, and a part of the
Furniture may be had upon an early application.
Mr. Perry, of Braradeanorgil ihew the pt ensiles; and Mr. Webb,
of Salifbury, will treat for the fame.
London, England, 1803-08-13

TO THE ARMY.

This day was publiihed, Price 3s. In boards,
THE OLDIEIt's FRIEND; or,the Meansofpre-
ferries and reftorlag the H Of MILITARY MIN in the
wirloasClimates and Circumfiances in which their Duty may place
them. B 7 WILLIAM BLAIR, Efq. A.M.
Surgeon to the llioomlbury Difpenfary, &c. Ste.
Printed for Richard Phillips, No. 7t , St. Paul's churchyard;
and to be bad of all Bookfellers.

Ot whom may be had,
The Datrta■ MILITARY Lamtaar , being the eampleteft and the
molt comp/Active Syltern of mod= Military Tadwa matting
Ir any Language, with one hundred Copper-Plata, in two large
Volumes, gout*, price Four Guineas and a Half In Boards.
London, England, 1803-08-13

ROMAN CEMENT.

----•
IT h the property of this Cement or Mortar, to be-
cep, bard and impenetrable to Wawa within a few boars,
even if d*fed to the *Rion of the Sea; and Ittfo to form a very
Prong Union with Brick and item. It communicates uncommon
Strongth to Boildinp, and mutt therefore proportionally nicreafa
their 4ability and duration. In all Foundations whatever, but
particularly is the contra lien of Docks, Wharfs, Bridge*, Locks,
Tanks, Drains, Mill Races, Vats, and other aquatic Buildings;
its utility and advantage are unqucflionahle; and it forms the
harddt and molt ETON a-Luu, sr ucco known in this Country
hlanofadored by Parker mod Co. Bankfide, London.
London, England, 1803-08-13

MONEY.

NOBLEMEN, Gentlemen of fortune, Merchants,
and Tradcfmen of refrecability.ntay be accocantudated with
Monty to any amount on good Foreign and Inland VP of Ex-
ch.uige, &c. at Mort dates, on the molt moderate terms, with dif.
patch sod feerecy. by Meffra. Green and Co. No. 4, Duke-Beech
York buildtnp, Strand. Attendance from at to 3 daily, or let-
ter., rft p. id duly autiveNd.
N. B. Money to any amount advanced on mercantile goods,
adapted for mportition.

R HILL's ORMSKIRK MEDICINE for the
.I•LL HITE of a MAD DOG. is now prepared by Mr. J. HILL,
Apothecary, Cook's court, Carey-ftreet, Lincoln's-Inn Fields,
Nephew to the late W. Hill, Erg. of Onnikiri ; and fold only by
Mr. Francis Newberry, Na. 4j, Sc Paul's Church-yard, London,
In packets (containing two dozes) price 71.6 d. and Is. tke Ramp,
for the Human Species; but thole for Brutes 7s. 6d. only, no
Ramp bring rrquired. N. H. Each packet is leaded with Mr. Hill's
Coat of Arms, and fined by Mr. James Hill.

PINK DYE for Silk Stockings, Gloves, Cambric,
Minim; ite. with prints Direetions, fo clear that the molt
untaught Servant cannot =Make. Prepared and fold wholefale
and retail by Jos SCOTT, Water ColOUrMall to her Majefty, ,
No. aty, Strand, near Bcdford-ftreet, Price as. 6d• the Packet,
which is fufficient for Two or Three Dozen Pair, or more accord-
ing to the Colour you with them., •
beat's-Nankeen Dye, Liquid True Blue, durable Ink to mark
Linen with a pen, which wilt not difcharge. HL Water Colours
fn Cakes, Be. prepared and fold wholefale and retail at the Manu-
faettary as above.

LIcCIOD PINK DYE for STOCKINGS.
(-± BLACKMAN, fuperfioe Colour Preporer to
`l/4.0 • ids Mita y and PA :Sevres, at the fign of the Blue-Cfat Boy,
No. 364 Oztord-Ilreet, near the Pantheim, molt rcfpeetfully begs
leave to inform the Public iq general, that his Liquid Pink Dye for
Silk StOckings has met with univerfal approbation by t eery per-
fad that has tired it ; and owing to the fuperiority and beauty of
this modalaaluable Liquid have induced others to imitate an article
in Bottles like übto his, the Public are therefore cautioned to be
particular that none are genuine but what are wrapped up in a lift
of the articles fold by him, and (tamped on the bottle with the
words Original Inventor, and all others are injurious to the Stock-
ings. Sold in bottles at gs. each, with proper dlreetious. Like.
wife his beautiful Dye for re boring tine original brilliancy to faded
Nankeens.
London, England, 1803-08-13

PUBLIC AFFAIRS.

This day was publilhed, price
REFLECTIONS on the prefent Craig of Public
Affairs. BY CHARLES TWEEDIE, F.A.S.
Printed for John Stoekdale, t Si, Piccadilly. Of whom may be
had, illuftrated- with a Coloured Chart, on which every Invading
Squadron is delineated, the Second Edition, price as. 6d. of A
SKETCH of all the INVASIONS or DF.SCENTS upon the
BRITISH ISLANDS.from the landing of WILLIAM the DON-
iIIyEROR to the prefent Time. Trannated from the French.

In the Preis, and fpeedily win be publiffied.
AN EXP'JSITION of the ACT for a CONTRI-
A—L surioN oat PROPERTY, PROFESSIONS, TRADES,
undo FFICES; in which the Prhici pies and Provffions of the Ad are
fully conlidered, with a View to facilitate its Etecution, both with
yelped to Pukes chargeable, as perfons liable, to the Tax by Way
of Dednalon, and the Officers chofen to carry It into Mei; and
an INDEX, referri..g to the ACt'.
Printed and publilbed by L GOLD, Shoe-lane, Fleet-!tree[.
London, England, 1803-08-13

Sold alfo,by appointment, at Mr. Munnes, New Bond•ftreed.

THE ability and Gentry are refpedinlly inform-
ed that J. DELCROIX has difenvered an elegant PINK
DYE for SILK STOCKINGS, MUSLINS, &c. It gives a beau-
tiful Rofe Flefh Colour lo a very funple and eafy manner, and
he is confident that on a tingle trial it will be found far fur:crier
to anything of the kind hitherto offered to their uotiee.
Sold in bottles at 3s. each (which contain Dye fufSelent for five
dew. pain, and will keep good nearly two years). wholdale, by the'
Proprietor, No. 56, Poland4treet, Golden-Nome, and by appoint-
ment by Mr. Berry, No. 17, Onek-Ilrect, Soho ; Mr. Low, Drury-
lane ; Mr. Jones, Appktree-yard, St. JamesWiquare ; Medea
Herdrie, Thchburne-ltreet, Piccadilly ; Mdli.. Thanes and
Weft, Gracechurch-ftreet. Retail, by Mars. Gattk and Lea. New
Bond-ftreet ;141effrs. Hardtop, 39, Pall-Mall; Mr. Robiafon,
Piccadilly, and Tunbridge Wells; Warren and Roder, Cheap-
fide ; Daviroo and Son, Fleet-firm ; Mr. ittgg; No. 65, Cheap.
fide, in London; Mars. JoiWon and Fagao, Dublin; and Mr.
Jahn Danfon, LiverpooL

HARDY's nevi invented BLACKING PPWDER,
A A patronifed and ufed fur kis Majeay and the Royal Family.—
It foftens the leather, repels water, withitands beat, prderres the
feet, procures the firft jet, and retains its virtues every when. It
neither foils the anger, Rains are muffin, (Melia difagreeably, mew
aorta trouble, nor creates expence—in boxes at is. and Is. 6d. each.
Alfo his Grand Purifying Mixture Cream and Liquid, which re-
norm and prcferves the tops of boom in all the beauty of their pails
tine pale or auburn, in beaks at is. is. 6d.and set Each label will
be kited by the Proprietor, Rob. rt Hardy, No. 3, Bare.ard's Inn,
I io'born. Sold by him, and by Mr. Barclay, Fleet-market; Bour-
geois and Co. Haymarket, Alto by Mr. Rua, Hull; Hunt,•Lyou •
Whine!, Gloucelter ; Harrifon, Margate; Hardy, Oxford; Rua,
Guildford; and molt Bo lt-ankers, Perfumers, Oilmen, Turners,
and Venders of Patent Medicines, in Town and Country. He
likewife procures Boot Trees and proper Brulhes.
Sold alto by Mr. bards', fleet Market
London, England, 1803-08-13

TO BILIOUS AND GOUTY PERSONS.

THE Rev. WILLIAM BARCLAY'• PATENT
ANTI-BILIOUS PILLS will afford certain Relief; tiny
have, lo thorn cafes, been taken with the groateft fends, by Ms
Oran the Anchblihop of Canterbury, the Lord Whop of Bath
and Welk, and many others of rank.
Sold In London only, at the Elaborator?, No. 35, liciford.itreet,
Core t-Oardan, in holes of ss. 6d. sack, duty included; and by
the following A;ents:—Bath, Nit. Brown; Masi, Mr. Bulgin;
Beverley, Mr. Turner; Brighton, Mefirs. Donaldfon and Co.;
Birmingbatn,.Mr. Swift:my; Carlille, Mr. )oilie; Canterbury, Mr.
&Mow ; Cambridge, Mr. Gee; Chichefter,` Mr. Phialpfea;
Derby, Mr. Drewry; Devizes: Mr. Lowe; Dover, Mr. ?leaks;
Olaucciter, Mr. Harris; Ipfwiek, MrlMilner; Norwich, Mcflis.
Stereafon and Co.; Nottingham, Mr. Duna ; Nostlnanteet, Meffn.
Dicey and Co.; Orford, Mrs. Jones; Port eneighileir. Belam ;
Reading, Mr. Roan; Shetisorne, Mr. Penny; Saiiikstry, Mr.
Collins; Southampton, Mr. Shelton ; Winehefter, Mr. Anderfon;
Woreeller, Mr. Hum; York, Mr. Blanchard and Mr. Wolites
holism
London, England, 1803-08-13

SOUTHCOTF. MOUSE, NEAR READING,

TO LET, Unfurnilbee!, comprising thirteen Bed.
chambers, five Miffing Ciolets, four Sitting Rooms. all pm'
pet ample Stabling, doußle Cnaich-houfe, Cold Bath, walled
Garti,n, and fertil Meadow contiguous to the fame, altogether
about ten Acres. More Land may be had.—Addrefs for particu-
lars to J. Hewkes,Readipg.,—Leuers, ;mica polt paid, will not be
received.
London, England, 1803-11-09

ROYAL MILITARY COLLEGE.
3d November. 1103.
IN conformity to the Refolution of his Majeßy's
Commillioners, fog coaducling the Affairs of the Royal Mili-
tary Cogtge, that the Appointments of Prole Tors and Mailers eaB
be determined by Competition of Talents, the Governor cloth
hereby give notice, That additiimal Mailers, in the following
Branches of InftruElion, via. Geography and Hiftory, Pordleation
and Military Drawing, with the Knowledge of Sketching Grimed
tram Nature, will be wanted at the Juniot Department of the raid
College, at Great Marlow, in the county of Ducks, In the con& of
the prefent mom&
Letters of appiicadon are to be addreffed to the Governor of the
Royal Military College, under cover to the Right Honourable the
Secretary at war, War Office.
Nu perfoo will be approved for the Eitabligioneet, whole cha
rider will not bear the itri@eft feredny.
A Coll giant Baud of the Royal Military College wM be held
at Great Marlow. an Toefday the mirth intim. Luc the examina-
tion of the Candidates for the above-mmtiotted appointments.
London, England, 1803-11-09

RAINSGATI, NOV. 8.

ig By an officer who was prelent in the late attack
nude on the French gun boats at Boulogne, we have
been favoured with the following particulars : The
Biitifh force, confining of the RAISONABL s of 64 guns,
tke LIDA and Immotrairrr frigates, the Atcuee
and Loeusr gun brigs, and the COUNTF3B of EL-
cos armed cutter, went into Boulogne Bay on Sun-
day IA at flood tide, and pallid the batteries, under
which 84 gunboats cads. carrying a 24 pounder were
moored together, with fprings on their cables, and,
prefenting their bows, formed a molisformidable bat•
eery. In this firuation our (hips palled the line of
boats four tin:,es, fuceeffively keeping up a continued
and well diten,d fire, which according to every ap.
pc uara.c. did ccalidczablc damage to !heir mans and

-

!rigging. The firing on both fides eels moil tre•
mendous. The gun boats were powerfully fop-
potted by the im:nenfe batteries of guns and mortars
which have been conarueled in th moll advantageous
petitions on the coati, many of the (hot and shells
hem which paired over our veffels in every direflion.
The greater part of them went a great way beyond
our fquadron ; loch of them as took drat fell
among the rigOng ; few.of them (truck the hulls of
our yards, and notwithflanding the prodigious num-
ber fired, few of the men were injured by them.
The IMMORTALITI was. the principal fufferer,
having had her foremall fhot away, and feveral men
killed and wounded. This feems to be the principal
lots on our fide. In regard to the lofs of the enemy,
it cannot yet be afcertained ; but there is reafon to
think that it mull have been confiderable, as their
beats were expofed to the fire of our fquadron, which
was maintained with great fpirit and energy."
London, England, 1803-11-09

DIAL, 110`11114111A R.

" Oa the sth our fquadron off Boulogne made
another attack on the enemy's flotilla at anchor.—
What damage was done could not be well afcertain.
ed. Some of our fquadron received a few (hot. The
French boats amounted to 72, but they were after.
wards joined by eight more. Our fquadron confined
of the RAISONAILE, IMMORTALITE, LSD*, HARM
BLOODHOUND, ARCHER, and LOCUST.

4, The CONFLICT has juft hove in fight with a large
French lugger in company. The Imstorrat.urs has
failed to the Nore to refit. Sailed la Fo TT xx■ W
the Wayward. Arrived the LAI II (loop of war.
4, The French prize which hasbeenbrought in turps
out to be a gun boat, forming part of thole defined
to conquer this country, having on board 3o foldiers
and only four feamen. Three French boats were
funk during the attack. They came out, it teems, in
purfuit of a galliot which had approached the coati."
London, England, 1803-11-09

ANOTHER LETTER, SANE DATE.

a, Sailed Pim MOaTm .iTE frigate. for Sheernefs; and
Focrouss fiigate.on a crdize. Arrived the Com Fuer
gun velfel with a large French gun veffel, having on
hoard 27 ibldiers and four failors, with one IS and
one 12 pounder, taken this morning off Calais, from
Boulogne : feveral others made their efcape."

•NOTNtR LE TTIR.•DIta L, WOW. 8.-.4. ►. 74.

g‘ Arrived hi, Majefly's gun brig CONFLICT,
isms Facaw commander, with her prize, a French
logger gun boat, which the captured this morning at
day break, four miles off Calais, mounting two s 8
pounders, and has on board two Lieutenants, thirty
coldiers, and four fcamen: left Peke, with four more
of the fame defcription : at the time the CON rzicr
Love in fight the was overhauling a Dutch dogger."
London, England, 1803-11-09

LONDON.

WEDNE3DAY, NOVEMBER 9.
LORD MAYOR io DAY.—No bufincle done at the Stock Exchange.

PRICF OF STOCXS YESTERDAY :
Balk Stock .141.1 142 I Imp. 3 per Cent. sift
3 per Cent. Red. 3.: Ai Imp. Ann. 8 13-x 6i
3 per C. C,,nl. 33,1,4 kith s per Cent. -8
4 per Cent. Oh Of Exalt+ Bills, is. dd.
3 per Cent- Ann, X- -a Omnium 8} di[.
Ditto, x 797, 8S; :,S. Enrliai Tnlteis 171. 31.
J.nog Ann. i i 7-iGi Conf. for ace. 331
1,,.11.t Stuck 163 i
........

COURSE OF
AinfterJam ;i6 7 2 Ul.
Do at Ilea 36
Rotterdam 36 8 z IR
Hamburglll 34 7 2
Altura. 34 8 2} Ur.
Patis t day's data :4 14
'Paris - 24 18 s lIL
Atmuleaux, Cue 14 18

'XCHANGE.

Cadiz pap Naples
Ditto 36 eff. Genua 46
Madrid pap Venice 36
Ditto 36ileff. Liikon 60
&lima 36:;, eii. Oporto 6o
Leghorn 49 Dublin t7l
Agio on the Bank of Holland
5 per Cent.

This day a mail arrived from Lifbon. By this
cenveyanee we have received letters from Lifbon,
Malaga, Cadiz, and Gibraltar, from which we can
only however prefent this day a few fhort extraels.
They confirm the accounts we gave yeflerday of
the yellow fever having broken out in Spain. It was
carried into Malaga by two French tranfports from

Martinique.
In confcquence of this fever having made its ap.
pearanee, orders have been iffued at Gibraltar to
prevent all communication with Spain by land.
A French floop of war, the Halcyon, has been cap-
tured by Lord Netsow. The fleet under his Lord-
fhip was all well on the ad of Oflober, off Toulon.

A report was circulated yefterday at the Stock
Exchange before the clofe of the market, that the
Brea fleet had put to fea. It received but little ere.
dit ; and we can affert that no fuch intelligence has
yet reached the Admiralty.

We underftand that the lan accounts received by
Government refpelling the prefent force at Breft,
Rated, that there were in that harbour fourteen (hips
of war, confining of line of battle 'hips and cut-down
venal. 'They were ready for fca, bat were manned
not for fighting, but merely for the purpofes of fpeedy
navigation. There were betides, tranfports fufficient
for the conveyance of twenty-five thoufand troops.

Betides the force under Admiral Coittawacus, fe-
veral !Lips of the line are Rationed at Bantry Bay, to
be ready to oppofe any attempt of the enemy to make
a decent on Ireland. They are vieualled for two
months, and provifions will be fent to them from
time to time, to prevent the neceffity of their quit-
ting their aation.

We have to announce that the reward which Bo-
ma'am promifed to the &ft of his myrmidons who
should fet foot on Ifritith ground. mar ••-1•.- Clalln.
ed. as co lefs chap about thirty French foldiers. and
ilgir tutors with their gun-boat. are now in that pre.
dicament. Our Readers will find the particulars in
the fubjoined letters :
London, England, 1803-02-22

Lords longueeille, Mount Ekrecumbe, Hama ood. and
other Peers, took tlic oaths and their feats.
A variety of Accounts were prefented from the Sank and
the Exchequer rcfpedling the Amount of Notes in Circulation
at given periods, the Prices of Bullion, and the Charges on the
Confolidated Fund, &e. purfuant to the motions of Lords
Moira. Pelham, and Auckland, on a former evening.
The Duke of Moti rims, gave notice, that he mould to-
morrow move for a Congratulatory Addr;fs to his M jelly on
his late providenti t Aeons: from the machinations of tr Mots.
HIS Majefty's Melrose relative to the affairs of the Prince of
Wales was, on the motion of Lon! Pelham, ordered to be taken
into conlidcration on Friday nest..—Adjourned.
London, England, 1803-02-22

HOUSE. OF COMMONS.

Aceenling to the Order of the Honk on Saturday, the
Srzn K II proceeded to enforce the Cal'. and there was a vcry
numerous attendance. The number of Members prtknt was
not lets than three bandred. During the time that the Gallery
doors were (hut, two Committers for Coventry and Bridgwatc.r
were formed. _ . .

On our being admitted, we found the Houk engaged in a
eonverfat lon about the mode of enforcing the Order lor the Call
of the Hale in Clore. _ _ _

After tome obfervations from Mr. Pox, Mr. Addington, and
other Member,, it was refulved that an exception thould he
made in favour of Members already appointed on Elecltion
Committees, by not extruding the Order Brialy to their cafe.
The oatmeal' the Members appointed rut a Committee to try
the merits of the Coventry and Bridgwater Petitions &saint/
the returns for thefe places, were read at the Table.
For Coventry the Members are—
William Adams, Efq. Francis Dickens, Efq.
The Hon. John Simplon, William Ord, Efq
(Chairman) The I lon. Horatio Walpole
Sir Laurence Palk Richard Wyuyard, Efq.
Matthew Ruffen, Efq. John °Lorne, Efq.
R. S. A inille. Efq. lbe Hon. Richard Ryder
John William Egerton, Efq. John Jarvis. k.fq.
London, England, 1803-02-14

FROM LLOYD'. LIST.

Dr Ac, Fri.?) —Arrived and failed for the River the Bro-
thers, Barr, from Jamaica; and Britannia, —, from Cork.
—Arrived the Neccflity, French man of war, from Rochfort
bound to Dunkirk.—Wind S. W. blows bard, with rain.

GRAY/ ~ NO, Fri. t;.—Paired by the Minorca, Leith, from
China; Margaret, Lewes, from Philadelphia; and Penelope,
Bury, from Limerick.--Sailed the Terefa, Grifole, for 800-
London, England, 1803-02-14

AMERICA.

NEW YORE, D►c. 17.—An etprefs arrived at
this place left evening, from New Orleans, with
L)ilpatches for his Excellency Governor G
containing the interefting, but difagreeable intel-
ligence of the Port having been shut againa the
American Commerce on the IRth of °amber.

By A letter from Dr. Jest r s SPFED we find, that
application, on the t9th of Oftober, for permifGon
to land American property was refuted, and the
Gentleman informed, that he mutt either return to
Natches, or put it on hoard American vetrtls.
It was laid, that a Proclamation was daily et-
pefltd, requiring all Americans to remove in forty
d~rs, and that thereafter no American vefrels
wo:ilsi be permitted to enter the Balifc.

I)ic. 23.—The feveral communications from
New Orleans, on the fubjell of the cloling of that
Port againit :he American trade, are highly in-
terefting. The refolution and memorial of the
Kentucky Legilature, indicate the general indig-
n.rtion which siouhtlefs prevails throngi:nut the
Vicaern Country, at this aft of injuilice on the
part of the Spann Government—unjutl, fo far
as refpeels the non•affignment of an equivalent po.
fr.inn, on this excluiion from New Orleans. The
Pr efident in his me(rage, refers the Winds entire-
ly to Congrefs ; fhonld it be treated with indiffe•
rence or procraflination, there not the lean
doubt but that the TrarA.Alieghany Settlers will
rife in mat's, and avenge their own caufe. This is
not a fulijeft, to be t•itied with. Con•
grefs mun aa riceitlvei;, and eith.r by prompt ne-
gociation, or r,/,').rwifi, maim-Ain the privileges le-
cured by their Treaty with Spain, or hazard the
clniequences of our watery' countrymen ildvocat-
hg their own rights. Half a mill6,n of hardy
rnterpaing yeomen will never ftibmit, without a
revere firtiggle, to have their inditary interrupted,
or their commerce (hackled, by any foreign nation
whatever.

Letters received in this cite, per mail, furnith
u: with the following information :-
NFW ORLEANS, OCT. 2S.—All produce from
the ‘Vellern Country will he permitted to enter
here by paving the eflablThed duty of the Port,
that is 5 per cent. upon their own ellimation of
the value of the article, viz. flour 4 dollars per
bid. cotton 'Scents. per lb. tobacco 4• dollars per
hhd. which duties rPrift be paid immediately after
the entry, and the fame on exportation. Should
the produce he forwarded here for exportation,
the ditties may be f.r.'ed, by ketTing it on lyrard
th.: boats till an opportunity occurs of (hipping it
out board American veil-cis, which mull lie in the
ilream. Produce fold out of boats to per lons
vcifels will not be firbje!l
to duty, a:. the CUIIIIM-H;1111c is. not t) know
traiila:tron% of this nature, but the moment the
.rrt-clesarc lafClCl.l, th; duties :nett inevitably be
, ! ,

'We are nn longer in drin;it nn the I, i:ajeart of the
Fierca to this place. Orders Lave afluany
irrivA titian dciiver it up on &mind.—
Wh-ti iviii take place is n:t I.4trian, taut we
ptclutze cat ly in the (prink
London, England, 1803-02-14

DISTRIBUTION OF PRIZE-MONEY.

T. the Arrow (loop, a diftribution of the condemned part
of the c. tgro of the Olfter Riforr.wilt be made on the 17th tuft
at No. :3, I lart.ftreet, Bloonircury.
To the Calypfo, for the capture of the PrufSan and Swedifla
Ihipa Carolina and Mercurius, a diftribution will be made to-
t... row, the t itb init. at No. 7, Beaufort Buildings.
To the Courageux, Oorgon, and Fox cutter, for the capt ure
of the French corvette a diftribution will be made at
the fame time and place.
To the Culloden, Minotaur, Zealous, Swiftfure„ Sea Horfe,
the Pt-dells and Bulldog bombs, and San Iron brig. as alto to
the Portugur.fe Otip San Schaftian, for the capture of the French
polacco II Santillmo Crocifilio, a diftrihutioo will be nude to
the partie►, at No. it, Barnard's Inn, Holborn, ost Thuriday,
The 14th loft.
To the hired cutter Hanel, for the capture of the Henrietta,
a diftributi,n will be made tomorrow, the sift. :rift at Nis 7,
Beaufort Btattioge

GREENOCK, I•EISRU.kRY

The Pandora, GALT, which arrived here rfler-
day, i 1 on 26th Janoary, in lat. 3t. N. loaz.
9. W. the flip Diana of liollon, from Charlefion
for Liverpool ; lying to with a wizen-top fail !gilt
for a main-top fail. Her other fails appeal-el to
have futfered feverely, in the preceding gales of
wind.

There k ton much reafon to fear, that the (hip
Dalrymple from Q2ebec for this port has been loft
on the coait of the ifland of Barra, and the crew
perillied. She failed about the Bth November lait,
and it appears, from the copy of a letter from Ito-
DIRICK M.Ntit.e, Efq. Deputy Admiral of the
coaft of Barra, received by the Culiettor of Cul
toms here, 9th init. that on the gth of 1.01 month,
a confiderable quantity of haves came on Ilion: at
the ifland Sandray ; and the following agi cement,
found in an empty chelt which floated athore, feeni s
to remove all doubts :
Core or AtALLcatr r.—° I promife to pay Will:am Simp-
fon the., months two s, on the arrival of the Chip Dal' ymple
at her difcharging p it, provided he does his duty according to
the ai tides lived by hint, except what money he may have re-
ceived on advance. (Signed) JEAN M.l5St."
Arrived—Sybe',Grcy, from Jamaica to Lordon,at London-
derry, with damage; Rufamond, Cuthell, ai ritarleflon from
beoce; Betfey, Evans, from hence at Cork, tit inllant; Jive
and Kitty, hl•Alpin, from hence at Dublin, 29th tilt.; Plurida,
Duncan, at Liverpool from Hamburgh ; Garland, Gilks, at
Charklton from Naffau; Chrittian and Mary, M•Kenzie;
Hinds, Jamiefon; and !cabala, 'Wilkie, from hence at Liver-
pool; Friends, Stocks, at Waterford from Newfoundland;
Ann, 1.1(k, at Virgin!. from Irvine; and Swallow, Martin,
from hence at Belfalt, the 7th infant.
London, England, 1803-02-14

PORTSMOUTH, FEBRUARY i 3.

Paffed by for London, the Nile, SU;TIR, from
China.

Arrived his Majelly's (hip CNICNISTIR, armed
militate, Captain SPEAR, from Halifax. She was
immediately put under quarantine, in confequence
of a dreadful fever which raged on board in her
paffage from Jamaica to Halifax, and by which
the fcrviceloft that excellent officer Capt.Srivios;
alto the Woolwich (Lore (hip, Captain ULICC
JENNINGS ; the CALCUTTA armed tranfport, Capt.
WOODR Ir r. from the Downs, lafk from Plymouth,
to take in 130 cowries for Botany Bay ; and the
STARLING guivrefel, Lieut. Gurus, from Wey.
mouth.

The BLe tic s frigate, Capt. WOG r, is ordered
to be vietuAlled and Bored for fix months, and to
be ready for tea in four days.
The Russcr. and another (hip of 74 guns, are
ordered to be commiffioned immediately at this port.
Orders are received for the following !hips to be
taken into Dock to be repaired, in the following
imitation :—Zeacous, MAGNIFICENT, DEFIANCE,
VENGEANCE, and Bituraswiex, of 74 guns each.
London, England, 1803-02-14

This day was publilbed, in t Vol, unto, price It in boards,
A TIt.EATISE on the COW-PDX ; contain
Ing an enumeration of the principal Fads in the Minty
of that Male; the Mdisod of communicating the infection by
Inoculation; and rie means of diftingnifiting bowcta the
genuine and fporinus Cow-Pos. illuitrated by Plato.
By GEORGE BELL, Surgeon, Edinburgh,
Member of the R.igyal Colleges of London and Edinburgh.
Edinburgh : Printed for W. Laing ; and Longman and Rees,
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DEBRE'II", PARLIAMENTARY REGISTER.
This day lees ~uldilhed, NUMBER IX.
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