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CUSTOM HOUSE, LONDON, Meier Sao 1804.
rea mut.
By Order st" the Honoteratle the commrsuortzas if &i•
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MA7l377's CUSTOMS,
Om Monday tite 194, •f fly the rib, sed WodelPay the 3V V
Oa ier, eta Friday the ad e Noomwsker.lBo4o
:At three e',loti ate tier oftener., itiefaidelays,
I. the Loot Rhoeh, Celia Ift.fi. Lmisar •
'THE FOLLOWING GOODS, which gnawed is
I. /mail Rrohtities, fir de biter amoothedatia• .f tie footers!
design, as shalom private prefeese, la* thaii Pa Joao m IstroilEro $
TTT lOU
Pan India prohibited Goods, &e.
Vol soot c•itsuurriose;
.

Camtwic,bludia,(3l;;,hTLle,66;;vb, Wotan. PathMoa
Silk and Thread Lace, Ditto Velb, Kerfermere, Tea. WIWI*
'bums Liquors, Wine, Shrub, Sugar, Kora, Wool, MAW lads-
menu, Vcrtds, Boats, Materials of Verdi Thither, Talmo,.
Scut, Tobacco Mins,l3undri Goods wrought with Gold, 9Dvee.
and Third, to be burnt, Etc.
Alfa Each Goods as have remained la his Ilajaftfa Watehoub
upwards of three Months, not cleared,or thaDuda& paid,lia.
Adores, Books, Paper, Medielnes, Cotton Waal, Saga Barda
a. Carriage, Peppsz, Mineral Warr, Paper Hatallap, PrhKed Caw
ton,Tintad Lace, Ribbon, and fund:, other forts al Goads as
mentioned Wein Cemiereser
•

C LL•a Of •LL DUTIES.
The Vela% Boats, Materials of Vads. Timber, lise to to
viewed at the Tobacco Ground, near Greenland Dock, Rabe..
bithe ; the Tobacco. Snuff, and Tc bums Mho at the King's Tcs
trace° Wareliouce, Tower-hill, and all the other Goods at His
Majetty's Warchoufc, Cullom-honk, Loodoo.os Friday the 16th.
and Saturday the ayth ai Odtober, IEO4, front nine to one in
tie forenoons, at.d to the mornings before the hale, where ear
logues will be delivered.
N. B. Geode b rib: at this Sale mil lir Iva far is or Ware
Wed, trtay, t.ie tt 11 N ver.ber.lBo.6ietiarese the bean of Nine easel
is tbe Meeeled .4 'Mee is de Aftergesa, or tbe defrofde wade amiss
will kc,mse forfrisa 4 ad the Goode re.fol dat a 'where Sala

. FOR SALE,
At the Brcker's New Sale Room, late the Mayoralty-Houle,
Wooliter-area., Plymouth, on Friday the ad November neat.

at it o'Clock,
'I'HE noted Fat-(ailing French Frigate-built Pri:
11 muter LA LLONDE, that has long been the dread and,
terror of Lloyd'r, admeaturing atout sso Taws.
Which tor her fuperiorits of failing, has, during the late and
prefesit war, eluded the vigilance of all our Cruisers, is Copper-
bottomed, now lying lo Hunoaze, and there to be &Sneed,
captured, after a chart of 10 hours, by hi. Majefty's Iblp of war
the Lot se, commanded by Frederick Lewis Maitland, Wq.
And afterwards will be Difpoted of,
MI the WARLIKE and other SI'ORES landed from the Paid •
thlp, iu fsetaeate Lots congaing of
Archon CabLs, Standing and Running Rigging, Sag PAa. Se.
Yards, and oak, Spars, Junk, Double and diorte,Nocks, bye
Sabah, a Qssantity of MuOcct., Piga', and Conaffes, so Own
9 and 5-pounder., Round doubledieaded and Grape Shot, with -
other Warhkeind Ordnance Stoics, Legacy, Half-legacy and other
Calks, Beef, Per., Bead, Flour, and other Presoaking, with vs.
nous other Articles, as wig be merited in the Catalogues (shim
fame, to be delivered ten days previous to the Sale. ,
ALSO FOR EXPORTATION,
25 Calks Red Wine ; s Ditto Brandy; 4 Ditto Violent
For viewing tilt Vega and Storm, and foram, further tiartiew•
lacy, apply at the Counting-horde of Edward Lyme, Big.
Agent, Frankton row, or the Coandakboufe of
THOMAS LOCIEYEIt, Sworn Icch
Plymouth. 04:tober 6, dos.

AN ELIGIBLE AND EXTENSIVE BREWERY 'IN BATH.
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, BY MR. KNIGHT.
On Tuefday, the 13th of November. 1804.
At the York Houk, in Bath, at Twelve o'Cloek,
A CAPITAL, futtiiantial. and long-eliabligaod
'BREWERY, Ste. poffering a neat and mienasediems Dowd-
ling Houle, a well arranged Brewhoule, having three lane Cop-
pers, with Ma& Tun, and every requiSte for working too Quo!.
ten p.m Week, admitting of great eniamentest ; with imod Ode
Ws, three Stables, and large Yard. Alio twit, Mirldionfor, dot
will wet Gity Qffarters weekly : the whole In deeilest ropey
molt drfirably innated in the centre of the City of Bath. oo the
Timm of the River Avon ; held by Leafs under the Mailer Bra.
thee., and Sitters of St. John's Hofidtal. Bath, on three runs
lives, fubjett to an annual Quit Rent of as. 6d. eol7--oow in that
oecdpatios of Mr. James Body, the proprietor, who is raking
f.am Bußnefs,ntienng t.c mot tavourrair opportunity of
on a conildtrable Home Trade, capable, from its fttualitil espial
unit ng with its Foreign Trade to any extent:
The Stock, 'mph:mews in Trade, and Finery,. to be Mem et
a fate valuation by the Furcharcr. who may be accommodated with
immediate PolT4Son.
For particular, apply to Mr. Jamca Amoy, oo the Presages. or
the AgalnOCCT. tkviZei•

A dearabk RESIDENCE and FARM, at HOOK. oar Tina.
TO Bt SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT.
ACapital MF.SSIJAGE, with the Offices, Gar.
data, and Landes, coded Little Hook, etuate at Hook, about
three miles from the town of Tneldield, and late the refits:ace et
, John Bern., Eft.
Alio, a Small FARM, called Whites and Gabbles, adjoining
Little Hook, eumprifes a Dweiling-houfe, in every refpedt Wed.
fated for the ri Silence of a large genteel Family, and Oakes of an ,
&Script replete with every dorneftic conveniesace: a new bulk.
double 1....,-n-hole, and Stabling for eight HolfeS. Lawn, and
waned hardens, containllo a hot-boufe, great-book, and an et.
cellent grapery, in fall M-sirmg, bounded with gravel walks aol
ihrabberf and abbe: tinl y four thrum Acres of Arable and Mem
doer Land, in good condition, twelve whereof am Copyhold at
Inheritance, and with the Houk sod minim. held of the Mhoter
of Hook, and the rendue Freehold. The Fans is alto Free-
hold. and cunt :a of a (Mall Fasimhoofe, two Comages, and about
jt ft,tnte Acta of Arable and Meadow Land, with a large bun.
and all other requifite and eikful Farm Buildings, which Slis•
titely new, ard llngolarly commodious.
Hook is molt agreeably attired about nine miles from Scads.
Ammon, sod contiguous to an arm of the Sea, called the heath.
amnion River, which affgrds very fuperior Sea bathing. *ear
wands views of is New I potable
Ille of Wight, and the Ses.
"The Vicina-e is truly refpedtable and focialo-ithe aroma pet
of this Efiste Las &valuable right of Common.
A patettater of the Houk may base the white, or fuck prop e-
ti,ol of the Land, as may be &find
Printed particulars and a view may be bad on appiteation,
to
Mr. Padden, Soikiror, lambent, Hants, who ha autherited wife"
the Prernifea. Parties:l.n may a/fo be had of Mein. lliqidais
and Akaandcr, Solicitors, No a r, New hilt, Landau.

DISTF.MPrit IN DOGS.
MR. BLAINE, No. s, Well'eAreet. Oxford-ilreet,
ier:s to call the pubic *Washouts Ida jetty eeltbratoi
Powder for the Dif!entitcr, fold with sample &rations at Is. 64.
er packet. ofustil• fulletcht for tie curt
NIANGE IN DOGS —Nis Specific Ointment for the Manes,
which t• at the fame time the matt care and eerts'o rernetly for
this eninclaint tett. dd.:overt-IL is. fid. per Bog. $ .id arbolefetle
and retail r. 0:1 Broad.ltrec %Rare' I :change; Bar-
cl ty and SOO. ct I.rist ; and at No. a, t'atharloe.Breth• Few-
. !trough ; T 0061.0; and retail by Flesh*. 133. St.
NI nin'• lAre. sutd
t 0.. •-. ov:tel.:tree ; Wade. 0101 l
.1 Bood•firect;
Ise. II.; : .•., Isewheg, I.mcnltie It.n Nelda ;
S•ra.,.l: Si- Paul's Church-yard; and r‘te
.111 ,t 1a . bane. Whew may he bad kta Altcreatiert
~r :Marge and other Femlncfa, aa. pt.r ;
Lnir •hc Far, as. egl. per bottle; Worm Powdery,
;•• r f Balls, as. 64 per boa ; together with bbs
e• 1 tett :I,rh. Nledi,inesewldsb any In hid d dos Wein
Ihrott.out th. /duo. •

Lyceum will be formed in each of thefe Hafpitati.
which will be joined by fpacious gardens laid out is
am met elegant manner, fa as to lerve eqoallyfor the
amufement of %%40i, and for a place of meditation
for old age, and fur exercife for both. Thefe gardens
will be decorated with fele& flames of the numerous
great men produced by the Revolution ; and kelp-
tors and fiatuaries are already engaged to fin& thefe
works in a manner worthy of the donor, and the
place tor which they aie intenjed. In each of the
Holpitals will be built a grand Imperial Chapel,
where the Catholic worlhip will be creatively cele-
brated by the imperial almoners or chaplains. A
highly finifhed drawing from the pencil of Gamier
the younger, delineating thefe projeCted Imperial
Napoleon Ho pi.als, with their gardens, and contain-
ing (bort notes, with explanations, Re. has been pre-
fenced for, and obtained the Emperor's gracious ap-
probation. This drawing is now hung up in the Mu-
feum Jofephine, and amateurs, as well as wafts, by
applying to the General Director, Dtrion, obtain
permifLon to fee it, and to deliver their obfervations
or critiques. Many think that the numerous arrange-
ments neceffary for the Emperor's coronation in the
capital will, from want of time and hands, oblige his
Moiety to poltpiine the ceremony of laying theinun-
dation for there his grand and noble ellablifbments,
for tome time, and perhaps to the zoth of next May,
the anniverfary of his Maiely's proclamation, as an
Emperor of the French. The expences for building
and fupporting thefe Hofpitals, require a capital a
one hundred million of livres (four millions Acrling)
which his Majety will take entirely from his private
purfe. [Private purfe ! what private purfe has he i]
A Senatus Confultum will convert this grand dona-
tion of the chief of the Bonaparte dynaay, into a na-
tional as well as Imperial inititution, and by it put
its future fupport and contimanee under the protec-
tion of the generofity and honour of the Great Na•
tion ." Courier IN Stdiackr.
Ocr. immenfe edifice is coaßruaing in
front, and along the whole length, of the Military
School, on which the Emperor will fit in view of the
peile, and the military, who have arrived from the
different parts of the Empire, to be prefent at his

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Coronation.
The Imperial ellrade will be railed in the centre
of the chateau, on four colitinne, furmounted by an
arch, in form of a dome, having above it that of the
Military School. Oa each fide extends a gallery,
fupported by fourteen columns, and terminated by
a pavillion. This gallery, one level with the Im-
perial Oracle, appears intended to be occupied by the
Court and the &ft Dignitaries of the Empire. Other
attacks and inferior railed feats are refereed for the
Members of the different orders of the State, accor-
ding to the rank they hold in the public ceremonies.
A 'aft flaircafe of wood, confilling of three (tortes.
leads to the galleries and other places. This edifice
at prefent appears only like a feaffolding, but as loon
as the carpenters and joiners (hall have tinithed their
labours. it will be adorned by the painters and other
wilts with drapery and tapary. Labourers are now
levelling the hillocks railed in 1789, which extended
towards the Military School. This levelling will en-
large the way by which the proeeflion is to pals on the
4th of Frimaite (Nov. 25.) No horfes or carriages
are permitted to enter the Champ de Mart.
The curious, who arrive in great numbers. are
obliged to alight from their carriages to approach
the enclufure in which are the workmen. •
The Deputation of the National Guards of La
Vendee, organized by Narozsoa (cidevara 4 Rock
far Tmae) who are to be prefent at the Coronationof
theEmperor,fet out for Paris un the tsth of OBOber.
Ocr. 22.—The new confcription of one man in
five hundred, in Baia, is the ufual and yearly mea.
fore to complete the troops for the army and navy.
Two Ruffian (hips of the line and two frigates ure ex-
pelted to fail for the Mediterranean from the Baltic: •
Letters from Betneof the t 2th in(t. (late that new
troubles have brken out in the Grifons, of which the
particulars are not known. Fur Come days pan, fay
ithefe letters, we have been without receiving any
Garman or foreign ;•.urnals, a circumfiance which
has not happened for many years.
It is Paid that the French Ambalrador in Holland,
Straowirizzi, is appointed the fucceffor of CHAN-
TAG% Y our Ambanador at Vienna.
The Prince and Princels Boacit ass have arrived
at Lyons from Italy. Their Higineffes preferse the
bitted incognito.
It is not yet known what kind of Crown wiU be
adopted by the Emperor NA POl.lOll I. • Some per-
lons afro t it will be that of C.CRA3t, that is to fay, •
Crown of unmixed laurel with its fruit ; abets fay,
that oak will be intermingled with the laurel.
The terOtt that M. de C._ HAN PAGNIr has paffed
through Nancy, inferted in the jeered de/e Memel.,,
is tinfoundLd ; that Ambaffador was at Vienna
on the 9th of this month, and will not return to Paris
till the 4th or sth of November.
• LYONS, OCTOBER s4.—A courier extraordinary,
who arrived here tail night, has delivered to the Pre-
fee of this department. a letter from Monfcignetsr
Cardinal Fagot, Minifter Plenipotentiary from his
Majefly the Emperor of the French, to the Holy See,
dated Rome, the 7th of ()Ember. and insportipg that
his Holinefs will leave Rome foe Paris on the sd of
November next. His Holinefs will be accompanied
try five Cardinal., including Cardinal nista. He
will, befides, have in his retinue four Billsops. two
Prelates of the fief order, four Prelates Chember-
lains„three Almoners. two Mailers of the Ceremo-
nies, two Roman Princes. Commandants of the
Guard of Nobles, a Superintendent of the Houle-
hold, two Secretaries, a Surgeon, a Phyfteian,
The number of perfons who will accompany the
Pope and the Cardinals exceeds eighty. The journey
will be made in three diviliens. The &11, in which
will be the Cardinal. and our Archbithop, will pre-
cede his Holinefs by a day, who himfelf be fol-
lowed, after the interval of a day, by the third disi-
lion, conformably to the intentions of his Imperial
Mtjeily. His H"linefs, on his paGge through our
tit wi:! be lodged in the archiepikopal palace. •
MAGUS, Ocr. 19.—As the projefled reform TC-
coites that every thing fhould be maturely weighed
before we proceed to the introdußion of a new order
of things, we lean tha. ro change will be made in
the prefent Connitution before the return of M.
tiroommsteasaittea from Parih where he will be
relent at the Coronation, and have a perfonal con-
ference with the Emperor Naroxsom on fubjees of
Elie greaten importance to the intareas of this Reptb•
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9TH FEBR. ARY. 1804. . fc
From authentic accounts from Ceylon, we hear w
that a perfon had arrived from Candi, at Columba, g
fome'time bathe beginning of left month, who taw t(
Captain Hymeneal,' and Captain Rustasv at Han- ~
gareene Kettie, the prefent refidence of the Kiva of p
• Caw at. They were fo driftly obferved, that this man i
• could have no eonverfation, much lea deliver a let- e
ter to Captain H. which he was entrufted with. Ma- e
jot Davy had died of ads fentery Come time ago. I
A fub,offitant Surgeon, who had eicaped from t
Candi at the attack on Pangwellie, has written a na• 1
native of the whole transonion ; that at the:. beginning i
of the mail-acre, being near Captain HOMPHRCY I, he
feized hold of Captain H.'s atm, and contrived to
roll down to the place where the dead bodies were I
thrown; there they remained till the 4th night ; when
this narrator, going, as was his cullom, in hutch of
* precarious meal, was difcovered by a Malay guard,
the corporal of which he had formerly been acquainted
• with, when in the fervice of the Dutch. The corporal
attired him of mid:lion. and offered him lane re-
freftsment. This he tcadily accepted, and raid there
was an Englith Captain who would be glad to partake
of it Rewire • they were then brought before the
King, who ordered them to be feparately confined.
The left fupply fent to Captain H. from Colombo
were by four Coolers, who fairly delivered the arti-
cles ; but on their retu,n were attacked by the Can-
dians, who (cited a box which had been committed
to their charge, direEted to one of his friends, con-
taining. as was fuppofed. his molt valuable papers.
A letter from Captain FIUMP3I.2I(I, dated June
' 8, mentions the warlike preparations of the Candians,
and a likelihood of hoftilities Coon commencing. This
was the left letter received from this officer.
If fuch intercourfe can be Carried on, and commu-
nications made with our unfortunate countrymen, the
heft hopes may. we think, be entertained either of
their ultimate escape or rescue from the hands of thofe
barbel ians.
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FRANCE. I
PAWS. OCTOBER so.
Two French priefts and two French officers have
arrived with an American (hip from Ifte de France.
The former have paired feventeen years in China,
and the latter twelve years in the Eaft Indies. By
the former we learn, that the Chriftian religion has
made aftonifhing progrefr among the Chinefe peo-
ple, and that all thofe converted to Chritlianity are
fincerely attached to France. From the latter we
hear, that, notwithftanding the numerous forces of
the Englifb in the Eaft, and their recent vi&ories,
their power there is but precarious, and 20,000
Frenchmen landed there would be fufficient. with
the affiftance of the natives, to conquer all the
!kWh Settlements. They fay that two Amhara-
I: don of the King of Candia had arrived from Cey-
-1 100 before their departure at the He de France ;
and that General DICAFII had refolved to fend this
King. for the prefent, Come pieces of artillery. fire.
s . ' arms. and ammunition, together with ten officers of
11 artillery, thirty gunners, and (oar officers of engi
t 'seers, who were to fail in ,alt July for Ceylon. Or
account of the numerous Engtifb mixes brought intc
the Ille de France. Eaft India pioduatans' fpices
I ' Ste. had fallen 6o per cent. and the (catchy of atone,
i was loch, that none could be borrowed under fron
I 5o to 6o per cent. Of this fituation fevered Dutch
! • capitalifts from Batavia had availed themfelvet, anc
fent fupercargoes, who carried with them millions a
i dollars, and, in three months, by loans and purchafes
doubled their capitals, to the great loft of the Frencl
I colcmifts and captors. Their fucceis encouraged form
Americans and Danes to come for the fame purpose
but the Governor General DICAI.2 made a regula
tion, according to which all prize goods are prohibit
ed to be fold under let" than ao per cent. lots. ac
cording to the prices during peace. and no body i
permitted to lend money at a higher rate than twi
per cent. in the month. This regulation has caufe
tome difeontent, and Come momenta:y flagnation i
the trade and circulation of fpecie ; but the hell it
formed and mill patriotic of our merchants are cei
tarn, that it will finally be very ufeful to the enfant
and referee for Frenchmen chore advantages neutral
bare hitherto enjoyed. The inhabitants and th
troops in the the de France are in grnd health. an
live is the greateft harmony ;—but the bell Punic
[landing does not prt.v..ll lietekc:n the French an
Dutch Naval Commanders in the Indian Seas, to
between the Governors r f the French Colonies at
thofe niche Batavian Settlernsints at the Cap: and ,
Bataria.--La Ftni,le Nantaiii.
It is (aid that the Emperor, on the day of his e
zonation, gracioufly intends to eflablifh feveral gray
• , and charitable inai:utions, which will eternise th
'happy and memorable era of our hiflory, and ma:
his Mikity as much revered by future ages as he
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i admired and beloved in the prefent. At both Cats
1 *skies of the capital of his extenfive dominions,
i . the Bois de Boulogne on one fide, and in the wee
' of Vincennes on the other, his Majetly will lay tl
foundation, on the day of his coron-tion, of two e
tenfive buildings, called imperial Napoleon Hoi
I tals, where 10,000 perfans of both fixes, widov
orphans, wounded military perfons, or decayed ci
public funftionaries and their chilaren will find a col
fortable retreat ; where youth will be educated a
illitrUaCd. infirmities relieved, age fupported. a
1 the fee protefled. The Imperial Napoleon liolpi
of the Bois de Boulogne will contain females, wit
parents or rela:ivcs have ferved, (Offered, or wilt
:n the cattle of the Revolution ; the Imperial Nal
loon Hofpital of the Wood of Vincennes is dellii
for perfons of the other fez, haying the fame clai
from the fame caufe. All boys there will be e
cated for the army, and promoted, when paft fill,
to the rank of officers, in preference to other cow
worst all girls, when at the fame age. may r)
their hufbands, and will obtain a marriage portio
roolbries( t 251.) That aged perfOns may he am
•s wallas relieved, three times in the week the pla
of the Emperor will reprefent fome pieces in
f Hofpital of Bois de Boulogne, and thole of her
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jelf the EV3prefs in that of the Wood of Vineen
Twice in the year friar of barjr.7 and reward( of
hit will be diltriboted, and the Emperor, the
1 . pickier ionic Members the alift Imperial fa'
la ill'ae prefult °adult goeef ' flues.gu A Macaw at
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