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London, England, 1804-10-12

GLASGOW, OCTOBER 6.

Thrirfday his Excellency the Earl of Mama re-
viewed the Palley Volunteers, and the Renfrewfhire
yeomanry, near Barnsford Bridge. In the afternoon
an elegant entertainment was given in the Town hall,
Pailley, to his Excellency and mite, and a number of
Noblemen and Gentlemen of the county, officers of
corps, &c. &c. In the evening his Lordfhip and
lithe returned here, and yetterday morning fet off for
Greenock, where, accompanied by Lord RANCLIFFI,
Lord Foßets, Sir WM. Kass, &c. and attended
by Major General Ws NI vss and Staff, air) by Lord
ELPHINSI,,Pit, and Mr. M.Dowa et, of Garthland,
Lord Lieutenant of the county, be reviewed the whole
volunteer force there. On his entering the field, a
falute was fired by the artillery. When his Eitel-
lency gained the centre, a general falute was given.
He then rode along the line; after which the diffe
rent corps formed into open column of companies,
and paired him in ordinary and quick time; they then
formed line and commenced firing, and as ulual ac-
quitted thenvelves in a Very Ittperinr k It.
In the afternoon the following order *as iffued

Greenock . sth Odober..lBo4.

General the Earle( Moira has dire Red M.,jor Gener.d Wemyfs,
to exprel. to the feveral corps which WCIC in the Field this day,
how very highly his Lordship was pleated with their emit .rance
and the (late of thc.r difcipline--they uc In (loch puff& condition
for fervice, that he would rely with the utenoll fati,fadtion upon
their exertions were there ever Decagon to lead them spina an
ent my,

In the afternoon, the Magiflrate, gave an elegant
entertainment in the Town Hall, to his Excellency
and fuite, General Wsnvss, &c. and Jhe Field ()di-
cers and Captains of the different corps. In the even-
ing there was a very brilliant affembly.
Oil Thurfday laft, the Magillrates and Town Coun-
cil of Renfrew conferred the freedom of that ancient
burgh on the Earl of blotto, in teftimony of their
high eftimatiou of his Lora/tip's great and unremit-
ted exertions to provide for the defence and (emit;
of this kingdom againft the invafion of its amok*.
London, England, 1804-10-12

RAMSCATE, OCTOBER io.

The troops which marched in here yeßeiday froth
Barham Downs were embarked this morning on board
tranfports which came in from the Downs for their
reception. They confill of the zd battalion of the
610, amounting to about 360, and the zd battalion
of the a flth Royal hills, 700 arcing. Their deßint-
tinn is Jerfey, for which they are to fail to-morrow.
Tht greaten. attention has been paid to the fitting op
of the veffeli, which afford them every convenience
and accommodation which can be expelled. Through
the rnifmanagement of a waggon di iver belonging to
one of the battalions which came in yeherday, the
two holies w hich he drove, with part of the baggage,
fell off the Pier Head, this morning, and the former
were drowned, before they could be extricated from
the waggon. The driver himfelf was fortunately
fared from a fimilar fate, by the human effort of a
Gentleman, who grafped him in his fall.
London, England, 1803-07-19

HOUSE OF COMMONS.

L A perfon from the Diredlors of the Eaft India Company pre-
fat} eel certain accounts purfuant to order of the tath intl. which
iwere ordered to lie on the tablefor the ilk of the Members.
A perfon from the Exchequer prefented an account of the net
produce of all the Taxes iu Great Britain, from the sth of 1 uly,
slim, to the ,sth July init. which aecouut was ordered to lie ou
the table.
The Scotch Navigation Bill was read a third time, and patted.
Mr. Alderman Car se prefented the Report of the Bill for the
London gild* of Militia. The Bill was ordered to be recommit.
tcd us-morrow.
The Houk went inio a Committee on the Bill for authoriling
Itheßoellibtg of /hist Goods brought into this country. The Re-
port to be received tomorrow.
The Houk alto went into a Committee on the Longitude Ad.
' . Aix rfou from the CommiMoners of Naval Enquiry, prefeoted •
!he 4th Report of the kid Conniffioners. Ordered to be printed
for the ufe of the Member,.
AMelLgefrom the Lords informedthe H-ufe, that their Lord-
hips had agreed te the Poor Clergy Bill, and fevers! private Bills.
Sir W. 'MLitt. prefented the Report of the Bill for providh:g
l Chapels, Churches, and Refidences for the Clergy. Some new
dances were propofed and adopted, and the Bill was ordered to be
read, ingroffed, and read a third time to-morrow.
London, England, 1803-05-14

ELECTION COI4I4ITTEII.

The Ceamcstioe or Tit ExcNsgpta role and
oblerved, that an Hon. Gentleman oppofite to
him (Mr. Fox), bad on a former day expreffed
with, that on the days appointed for balloting
Committees for trying the merits of eontelled eke-
tions,that the ballot ibould be only for one Corn-
trilittee inilead of two, whereby he imagined the pub-
lic bulinefs would be expedited. By an Alf of the
hit Set ons he obferved. that the Bottle was em-
powered. on obtaining one ballot, if there fhould
not be Members enough prefent to ere& another.
then to proceed to the dill:ouch of other bunnefs,and
on any other day following to ballot for the next
Committee. The Hon. Gentleman would hence fee,
that it would be better to let the orders refpeaing
filch ballots Rand as they were already flied,
as any alteration would not improve the chance
of obtaining a ballot ; for his own part, he had no
with on the fubjeA one way or the other, but he
thought there w.is a !setter chance of effeAing the
ballots as the orders already Rood, than by making
an alteration.
Mr. Fox anfwered, the whole was a mere matter
of arrangements and his fole wifb was to improve
it. The datement of the Right Hon. Member
might be very right ; but he, for his own part,
thought that having two ballots Wiwi of one up-
on any Jay. would impede public bufinels ; but he
would not further prefs any change.

NICNLAMOS OS SCOTLAND.

Mr. T. newels' &therms gave notice, that he
&mid ots 'ruddily next move for a Committee of
the whole Houfe, to take into confideration the
fecond Report of the Committee to whom was re-
ferred the confideration of the improvements in
die Highlands of Scotland ; his (Nee in which
would he to form the grounds of a Bill, which he
in:ended to move for leave to bring in, for the Int-
ro- rei,-ulAtion of Shipping carrying paffenger,tioin
any rot of the United Kingdom, and proportion•
ins the quantity ofprovifions to the number of
„ 'AO
pa . oge 6.l—Adjourned to tioaday.

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London, England, 1803-05-14

BOWMAN'S PATENT RUPTURE TRUSSES.

Truires are on ATI entire new Principle,
• for the Prevention and Cure of Ruptures. Their five.
rior excellency confifts in their having no circular steel Spring,
fo liable to hurt, and fo truly inconvenient to the we er ; the
Lime lrtifi doing equally well for a rupture of eit r fide, and
fitting any bred perfon ; likewife admits of the litre big
varied according to the netoffity of the coleys* the adios, of
the body. They are particularly well adOted far warm Cli-
mates, on account of the lightnefs and pdrtability of their con-
Rruetion. With each Twits will be Adored a Copper-plate
and letter-profs Defeription, exp'aining their
Manuladtured and fold, wiosiefsle and retail, a; the Paten-
tee's appointor: at. at W. H. Pepyis, Surgeons' Initrument
Maker, No. a 4, Poyftiy, London.
London, England, 1803-05-14

DESTROYING OS SNIPS.

Lord Et.tanaottouois apologlfed to their Lord-
'Mpg for drawing their attention to a frills fubjea,
after the fatigue they had already fullained. But
the importance of the fubjeft, he hoped, would
have its due weight with their Lordfhips, when he
called to their recolleaion the cafe of two perfons
=celery to a crime, not becaufe they were not
conviaed, but becaufe of the inefficiency of our
law; that is, the law vas (efficient to point out a
mode of punilhnieht for the crime of which they
were convieed, but' it was incompetent as to the
place of jurifdi&ion. The care, no doubt, was
frefh in the minds of feveral of their Lordfhips, it
was one where perfons had dellroyed a (hip evi•
dently with an intention to defraud the Under-
writers, and through the infufficiency of the law
they efcaped that poniffiment they fo julllT me
sited. He now prefented a Bill to afcertain the
jurifdiaion in future, with a view to prevent as
much as poffible the perpetration of Inch crimes.
The Sill was then read a firfl, and ordered to
be read a fecond time on Monday.

ADJOURNMENT.
Lord PILNAM moved, that the Hoofs (Could
adjourn to Monday next.
Lord Damns, laid, that however he might be
cenfured by other Noble Lords, he mull, feeling
it to be his duty to his country, exprefs his difap
probation of motion to adjourn to any more di&
sane period than the following day, what MioiPcrs

"Irefot that Ruin and The public in a nate orforpenes
as to any knowledge of the Rate ofpublic affairs..
The Loan CHASCILLOIL left the woolfack, ant'
laid. that the Noble Lord had ufed the word een-
fare, and teemed to apply it to him. If it had not
been that a remark of a limilar nature -had beet.
made by the fame Noble Lord before, and that i'l
cemed by his looks as if he applied them to him,
he fhould not have taken notice of them. fit
would then declare, that it was a thing which he
would never prefume to do, to cenfore him or any
other Noble Lord, for any opinions which they
might entertain. But the Noble Lord had ufad
expreffions refpefling the conch& of Minillers,
which he was well allured they did not as yet de.
ferve ; and he felt Itimfelfmoll thonwighly jullified
in contradiaing exprellions of unfounded cenfore.
He was well convinced, however, when the Noble
Lord knew as well as he what was their real mo-
tive, and what it was that occafioned this condo&
of Minillers, which he now thought fo highly cul-
pable, he would then expreft himfelf in very dif
ferent terms. lilt was to be confidered an °Ned
of that Houfe's duty that it fbould fit for the lake,
of publifhing ne% s. then it was right that they
Ihould meet to-morrow, for the reafons which the
Noble Lord had Rated; but, for his part, he
thought it fo very immaterial, that if the day of
adjournment was to be decided by his changing
his place of fitting on the woolfack, he would nut
move an inch to one fide or the other.

The quellinn was then put—
But Lord DARNLPY ohferved, that it was not
his intention to take the fenfe of the Houfe, but
only to expels his dif.tpprobation of fuck an ad-
journment.—Adjoutned till Monday.
London, England, 1803-05-14

HOUSE OF COMMONS.

The giin for Preventing Frauds in the Cale of Coals, was read
a fccond time and commuted.

Sir 01040 E Cotetwsig reported from the Committee ap-
pointed to try OW :point of the Petition againft the Return for
Btfhops' Cal le. that the Bitting Mentbt.rs were duly ideated—
and that the petition agairß them wax ftirolo-s and vex flout.
Marithan*Dfispree w-s resit a firß, and ordered to be
read a feeond time.

On the motion of the Attorney General, the indemnity Bill
was read a Grit time, and ordered to be read a fccond tame.

The Soldiers' Families' keiief Bill went through a Commit •
tee, and the Report was ordered for Monday.
-lhe lath Cour-s of Law Bill wai read • gd time, and pale
The Silver and Bullion Bill went through a Committee, au
the Report wa • ordered to he brought up on Monday
The Committal of the Medicine Duty Bill was pollpo-ed dl
Monday.
The Militia Families Pmatilion Bill, after the adopt/on of a
Clank propaed by Sir W. E , relative to the peculiar re-,
gulations of Plymouth, was read a third time and pared.
London, England, 1803-05-14

LONDON.

SATURDA'
PRICE OF sToci
3 per Cent. Red. 6jll 641
per C Cont. 60f 6cf
Picw 4 per Ccnt. ht 4
per Ct. Ann. 29414
Ditto. 1197. OM

r, MAY i 4•
3 YESTERDAY:
Long Ann. i 8 13-16
India Bondi 44 pram
Imp. 3 per Cwt. 61162*
Eachrq. Bills. 16.04
COOL for May 641i6if

The report that Government had yefterday re-
ceived advises of a 'eel with Lord WusrwoaTu
and Suite being within fight of Dover, turns out
to have been an unfounded furmife. The nature
of the intelligence that arrived is explained by the
proceedings in Parliament laft night. Minifters
have received information that the decifion of the
queflion at Paris has met with an tinexpeaed delay.
iu confequence of which it was doubtful whether
any intelligence would arrive fo as to enable K-
nitters to make any communication to Parliament
this day, even if it had not adjourned till Monday.
What the canfe of this delay is, Minifters laid it
was not necefary for them at prefect to explain
Perhaps the accident which happened to the Cit t sr
Consul. may partly be the cauk—Perhaps it is
true that he has refolved to affociate tome of lta
Councils, Senates. or Legifiatiye Bodies, in the
refponfibility of the tefolution. whether it be for
peace or war ? This would be an artifice not ill
deviled, whatever be his intention. If he is willing
to yield, it will let him down gently. If he is
determined to rejes our Ultimatum, it relieves
him from the odium which may attend a war.

It appears that Mini tiers bad not received intelli-
gence of Lord W Hirwoarit's having quitted Paris,
which, unlefs the anfwer of the French Government
be favourable and decifive, he was immediately to
do. Lord H AWs snotty Paid that the caufe of delay
might not operate for more than a few hours, fo
that the deciticrn may be received today.
General Awnasossi and the Dutch Ambafador
have both made every preparation for leaving
England on the Era intimation of Lord WHtr-
woars having left Paris.
It is reported, that Spain will be fufered to
remain neutral, thould there be a war.

When the Stock-Exchange opened this morning,
the prevailing opinion teemed to be, that the con-
tinuance of peace was probable, from what dropt
from Minillers left night. The 3 per Cent.Confols,
in confequence, got op to 651. About noon, how-
ever, a report became very current, that Lord Wa yr-
woarn had arrived at Dover, and the price de.,
clined to 62f. At One o'clock it was 6al for
Money, and the fame for time.
The arrival of either a Courier from Paris or
Lord WHITWORTH himfelf was fo momentarily ex-
peZted, that his Mai a Fry remained in town this
day, as he had done yefterday, to know the refult.
London, England, 1803-07-26

[•ST INDIA SHIPPING Mt.

Lord CASTLIMIAGH moved the Order of the Day
for the Houle to refolve into a Committee oa the
Eaft India Shipping Bill.
Mr. Joss re stale a rofe, sad repeated his for mer errs-
mcnts againit the granting of compeifations to the
Contra fors for India freights, beyond what they had
agreed to receive .during the period of peace- lie
contended, that having sot only made their bargalra
in the firft inftance, but made it at a rate stall. per
ton, at the very fame moment that there were offers
from the fhip owners at Null, at Newcaftle, and vs-
rious other ports betide London, to take the freights
at t 81. tss. Nay, Come had offered to take the con-
tra& at tel. the ton ; and five fhips had aftually beet
taken up, and contralled with by tke Dirceors at
1 81. 55. Thole (hip owners had now no right what-
ever to come forward with new claims for additional
compenfation, under pretence of war breaking out.
and to demand compenfation which they never
dreamt of at the moment of entering into their cat-
trad. The Direftors, he contended, bad no eight
whatever to break up thofe contraes, and to lay the
7toprietors open to new claims ; and he eakialal
by obferving, that In far did he conceive the con-
tradors from being likely to fuftain any Ws, be was
convinced they mull be confiderable gainers by Cleir
original bargain, by having a rate fo much fup.trior
to that which other fhip owners had agreed to ae:ept.
The circumftances of contrails in this way, difered
now molt materially from thole of former years.—
The navigation-to India was fo much better alder-
flood. and the arrangements in India to mach better
calculated for procuring freights with promptitude
than heretofore, that the voyage out and home was
completed of late in fifteen months, which formerly
tiled to occupy two whole years. However, if the
lioufe would agree to furpend the prefent Bill, and
the claim Iboold be again brought forward early
the next Set Eon, if any one of the whole twenty-a
(hip owners, who were claimants in the preterit
would then prove that he fuftained any lots by
performance of his contra&, he (Mr. Johnfion
cheerfully content even to a much greater cc
lion than that now propofed.
Lord CAST cu deferd:d the meafure.
the ground that it was pettedly continent with
original fpirit of the contrast. The bidding, be fa
was to be at a peace rate, but it was agreed and ut
derflood, that in cafe war Mould be declared, tht
performance thotild be at a war rate, and that both
were to (land asdinind confiderations.

Sir WILLIAM PULT&IIItY fupported the fentiments
of Mr. John(lone.
Mr. Pcrae Mons' defended the terms of the
amended cnntrae, which, he raid, were as jealoidly
oppnfed, and as warmly difcuffed at the India Hoofer
as they could be in this &Tenably.
The Houle then refolred into Committee, 'Feed
to the Refolotions and the Chairman WILL ordered
to bring tip ttle Report to-morrow.
London, England, 1803-07-26

TO THE ARMY.

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London, England, 1803-07-26

HOUSE OF COMMONS:

A 11Ieffage was received from the Lads, ivin.dng that !their
Lordasips had agreed to the Irias Treater, Bills BIM; the linglib
Millis Completion Bill ; the Chapel Endowment Bill ; the High-
bad Canal Bill; and the Woollen Manufaberease Penalty Stapes-
Lon Bill. _ _

Colonel Wesrow gave notice of hi. intention t• move 4:011WIL
Claufts of Amendment in the Income and Property Tax Bill, far
certain allowances to Landed Proprietors, on account of Repairs
and Drainage.
The Houle went into a Committee ea dm Carat& 8111,and the
Report was ordered to be received co-morrow.
'The CHAXCILLOIL of the Baca emit moved, diet the Mee
ihould to.marrow refolve ad( into a Committee, to confider the
expediency of relieving out of the public money fads temporary
Curates as may be deprived of their Cures, in confcquence of the
Act which has lately paired for promoting the Refidenee of the
lan %
On the Order of the Day being read for the farther confiders..
don of the Cotton Weavers Bill,

Colonel S shoved, that k be 04°084 till this da
three mouths

Mr.l4. Liz ("pored the make.
The Coati cazzoa of the Escartarta, in a fps& of osaradsw.
able kagth, mewed the twedity there was at ditliapiag this BR
till OM hellion, and therefore be concurred in the motion.
Oa the "teaks being pot, the poligienament was egremi ta
The Prize Captors' Rdlef Big, the kWh Mikes' lid!, and the
Idd Wilda Family Bill, were leverally reported, and ordered
be read a third time to-morrow, and than atoralisd.
A Bill for redifylng fome niftakee In the Scotch Away of Re.
tome Bill, as to the Regulation of Sabi/notes, was read a fir*
time, and ordered to be read a (econd time to•aartaw.
The Courts Marnal Witneffee Bill, and the Valueseee Coops'
Bill were tcveraßy reported, and ordered to be read a third dna
to-morrow.
London, England, 1803-07-26

TRE4ITRE, mArmAitzEr.

Lail night was performed, for the firft time, a Co.
mic Opera, in two A4ls, called Love Laughs at Lori-
fmitlis. The Dramatis Perfonte were as follow :
Vigil - Mr. DENMAN
Captain Beldam - Mr. Ertivrem
ToSalon - - Mr. (kora
• Rill - Mr. MATIIRWII
Solomon Lob - Mr. dc CAMP
Grenadier - Mr. HATTON
Lydia - Mrs. ATKINS.
It is taken from a Freach piece, entitled, Une
performed lately with great applaufe at Paris, and
written by J. N. BOUILLY. Mr. WILD, lon of the
late Prompter, brought it to this country. The tran-
&don is by Mr. ARTHUR. GRIFFINHOOF. The title
will at once intimate that the plot is founded upon
the triumph of youthful attachment over aged artifice.
Lydia, a beautiful heirefs, is left under the guardianfhip
of Vigil, an old untidy painter, who coops her up lora
grated room, with the intention of forcing her to be-
come his wife. From her esquifite form, however,
he had drawn her in many of his pieces, and file thus.
unfeen, gains a crowd of admirers. Among thefe is
Captain Beldars, of the Guards, who forms various
ltratagems to converfe with her and to carry her off,
but who is always outwitted by the watchfuloefs and
cunning of old Vigil. At last, by the affitiance of
Rift, his fervant. he is introduced into the painting
room as a handfome ferjeant, from whom the deluded
wilt was to draw a portrait of Taomus i Apia be-
ing to fit for Ca as SADA. Thus their hands are joine4
by the grand enemy of their union, and they are de.
fired to bellow blaudifliments upon each other by him,
the great objed of whole life had been to keep them
afunder. The piece is interfperfed with a number of
pleafant tongs. It was uthered in by a very pretty
overture, which, together with the airs, afford a
new proof of Mr. Kiwi's toile in compofition and
judgment in [elation. We never law any theatrical
predation more favourably received.
London, England, 1803-05-13

THE HISTORY OF THE LATE WAR.

rrHE Pubhiller refprAfully announces that Mr.
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NyIIPTIC.IL lATE!LICENCE.

DOVER, MAT 12....,aft tio!, after poft, the forephine
French packet, Capt. l.Asteta r, with furrion mail; ant the
RenontmCc, Capt. Th•N•NT, ars iced here from Calais, with
the lion. T. KNOT, THOMAS MAT aims, Efq. and this...y-8s
other pafrengcrs, but no Meffengc rs. Susw !Taught the weal',
difpatches down, and went back 4 sin. This morning the
Auckland, Capt. HAMMOND, arrived from Calais with W.
patches, and failed again with the foreign mail for Calais —.
P. 5.,1 have jolt heard. I believe front 'flood foundation, that
Lord WHITWOVIU has nut left Paris.

Po RTISMOUTIt. MAY 124.AITiVed the PlttllOTAtirt Ram
(hip from Plymouth.

PLVMOUTU, MAr t L—Salled the PICeLt. of to gum
Lieutenant LAPLROTIER I. VI ith difpatches; and the Ocean of
Charlellon, Captain Ha a R/StIN, from Havre-de-Grace, bound
to New OrLans, with various merchandise. Came in the
DRIVF.R, of t 6 gnat, Captain F.tNr., from a cruise; and this
ALARM lugger, 01 la guns, Captain EA LES, from Tor'say, with
imprdfed men. Sailed the PREVOVANtt ft ire fhip, Captain
Baown, for Portfmouth. This day the Right Hon. Lord
KLIT 11, K. B. Bruck his flag at the main of the Et. SALVADOR
del Ms NZIO, 112 guns, Captain LANs, and fet off for London
in his travelling carnage and four bodes. Many conjesltures
were afloat as to hi, fudden departure ; but the molt probable
kiss is, that he is gone to Town to attend his duty as Knight
of the Bath at the enfuing inftallation.
GaZENOCIC, MAT [o.—Arrived here on Sunday, the Want.
ington, Noyer, from New York, after a paffsge of 3s days.—
In the New York papers by the above veffel, we obferve, the
four following veffels up for this eoentry London. the
'hip M 4tha, Henry Waddell nsafter 1 and for Liverpool, the
thip Mere:tam, Benjamin Lord; the flap Atlantic, Samuel
Chew; and the brig William, (•thn Aflstun. Arrived at Port-
Glafgow, the 7th loft. Benfon, Poftlethvraite, from Trini-
dad, in 48 days: came paitenger by laid sad, the Aid de-
Camp to General Fullerton, with &Matches for Lord Hobart
and fet oat immediately :or London. The Ranger, Ellis, ar-
rived at New York front Liverpo4l, 4th Aril, after a paMge
of 30 days.
London, England, 1803-05-13

GERMAN?:

tiza.ti, Ms 6.--.-The French GOveinnient,
iiotWitliflandins the rejeCtion of its recent propo-
tars, for an alliance offenfive and defenfive with
Denmark, has fence urged the Prntce Royal, in !
Cafe 0.4 a rupture with England, to (hut the Elbe '
and entrance of the Baltic to all Englifh (hips. To
this application likewife the Danifh Cabinet has re-
tained a pofitilie refafal. TheMinitters ftrongly
reprefented to the French Ambaffador, the injuri•
imeeonfequences which a fy nem bonne to fo near
a. neighbour as Great _Britain would bring upon
that kingdom. . . . . • • •
Cis am rawly, the Frenth Ambaffador it Vienna,
afret receiving a courier from his Government,
safely prefented a note to the Impetial Minifier,
;n which he dehiatids that, in cafe of war,, the
Auftrian hallours (hould be (hut againft the Eng
tit. Though no anfwer had been returned to this,
note Dia the 17th lilt. there is every reafon to believe
that fuch a demand will not be complied with.
The Court of Aufttia is highly alarmed at the
militarj force whichTrante continues to
poor Intii Italy i arid reprefentations on the fubj eft
have actually been made to Citizen CHAMPAGNY,
- di well as to the Cabinet of the Thuilleries, by
Cbtint Cosatirzet., the Auftrian Ambafador at
Petit.
It has been red/tried at the grand fplenctid
- fseveei which the Emperor ALREANDRI had at
Peterfburgh on Eafter Monday, he firil addreffed
hint elf to the Britilh Ambaffaclor, and afterwards
• to feveral other members of the Diplomatic corps,
preit.ioefi to his *weaning General HIDOUVILLE,
the French Atiobaffador, and Citizen Colmar, the
:Officer who delivered to the Emperor a letter in
the Cm Ise Coils u l.'s own hand writing.
The Auftrian and Ruffian camps, which are
aliout to be formed in the ci-devant kingdom of
Poland, have certainly routed the jealoufy and
attention of a neighbouring Northern Power,
*We Minifters have, in tonfequence, addreffed
enquiries as to the defign of thefe encampments,
both to the Courts of Peterlburgh and Vienna.
Rsosilsnuao, APRIL 29.—A1,f00n as Citizen
Cnsistraomv. the French Ambalfador at Vienna,
was informed that the EMPRROR had ratified the
plan of the indemnities, the French troops who
had Rill,continued in the Brifgau, received orders
to withdraw from that country.
The Hereditary Prince of WURTRMISUReth is
-appointed, by the EMPEROR, Lieutenant Field.
Marlhal of his Armies.
The Court of Vienna has arranged the prefents
to he paid to Morocco, for Venice and Triefte,
upon ,much lower terms than ufed to be paid.
The Barbarians will refpeel the Imperial flag.
Important intelligence has been received from
the frontiers of Italy, which Rates, that a 'feri-
ous mifunderftanding prevails bet Ween General
Mauer and the Vice Prefident MEWL', who it
is thought will be driven from his poll.
London, England, 1803-05-13

LINNEAN SOCIETY.

I THE :.ANNIVERSARY MEETING of the
L) OlUil SOCIETY of LONDON, will be boa 041
Tucfday the ayth of this Month, at One o'Claek prccifely, for
the Elnaidet of* Camel and OtScers for the enfuing year; acid
the Members ef•the bociety will dine together on that day at
t►e Procroakan'a Tavern in Great Q2cenarcer, Lincoln's Inn
Fields.—Dineer to be on the Table at Five &Clock preciirly.
Tickets ads. tads, to be had of Mr. Price, at the Society's
Apartments in Pantondeptare, Coveetryltreet, and at the Bar
of t►e Tavern—May so, 1833.
London, England, 1803-05-13

T.) YOUNG DEtfrUITS.

AREPUTABLE DEN CIS r at the Well End
of the Town, of ertentive connexion, who has predtifod
for upwards of Thirty Years, wilite• to envie a Yusrt hhs
ter:Heel addreus, from so to 54 years of age, as ao Again'
for three or four yeas, and %oald have no objettion at they'd
of that ficri.i.l to treat arith bin for the Bulioefs.--Farther par-
ticulars may be known by addrefhwg to B. B. B. at Hughes's
brary, No. s, Wigmore-kreet, Cairesidini•fivere.
Letters, pat paid. knotedia.eiy attested to.
London, England, 1803-07-28

This day were publiftted, in Three Volumes, Pon. ortiava,
Price iss. in boards.
LETTERS from Mrs. PALMERSTONE to her
baugSter ; inculcating Morality by entertaining Narratives
fly Mrs. HUNTER, of Norwich.
Printed for W. T. Rubhcrds, Norwich; and fold by Longman
and "ter!, No. 39, Pat:molter-row.
Of Whom may be had, by the fame Author,
t. Letitia ; or a Callic without a Spoarc, in 4 vats. price O. Is.
in hoards.
a. The Hillary of the Grobtherpc Family; or the Old Bachelor
and his Sifter Penelope. In 3 vols. pricer 3s. bd. in boarts
London, England, 1803-07-28

PARLIAMENTART PRUCKEDMGS.

HOUSE OF LORDS, WEDNESDAY, JULY sy.
Th Royal Agent was given by CommilEon tp the hal TOOthey
Bills SW, the Caledonian Canal Bill, the General Defence Bill,
the Ship Burning Bill, the Thames Pollee Bill, the grans& Loan
and Clergy Refidence Miltake Bills, the Guemfey Cirri% Bill, the
kith Revenue and Malt Duty Bills, and a great many others.
The Commiffioners were the Duke of R s, the Loan
CHANC LLLLL and Lord WO LSINOSIASI.
Mr. Atax.inosa brought up feveral Bills from the Commons' •
among which were, the trigs Mike Bill, the Court Martial Habeas
Corpus Bill, the kith Militia Siihilicate Fanlike Bill,ami the Yea.
enemy and Militia Salaams 818, which were read etre time.
The Chatham Cheft Bill was read • third time ad rad.
Judgment was given in theSeota Ap=sliesfeassa Cadel,by
which the deciAon of the Court of was allimmi
colts.

---
Judgment wa alto gives in the Appeal, Irving and lialtam.by
which the ilecifioo of the Court of &Moo was reviikdo-Adj.
London, England, 1803-07-28

This day was publabed, in Ont VolBto. price 6s. 6d. in boards,
dedicated, by permiDion, to her Serene Higbacfs the Margrasiue
of A,nfpach, Re.
OLIO I or, a Difeonrfe on Ta(e, acictretTed to a
Lady. A new Edition, with the Addition of Notes, An, e-
dotes, and Quotations. adapted to the prefect lora.
By J. MATHEW, EN.
Author of Letters written during the War in India, Poems, &c.
The number of Editions Cato has run through, and the rub °.
gloms paired on It in variods Reviews, the Encyclopedia Miran-
nica, and other celebrated Works,are fuel tient afforances to the Pub •
lic of intrinGe malt; and as it ha. lens been wt of Print, it is
prefinned it will not be ids acceptable in its prefect form than when
'2 rft offered to their nodes by its ingeniou Author, Mr. Ufber.
Sold by Mdfrs. Lonettian and Rees, No. 39, Patetnoltar-row ;
and to be had of all Boolifellers in town add eountrf.

This day wet publithed, in Two Vag. IWO, price Ss. bdund,
A New Fdititm, continued to the Peace of teas, of
A HISTORY of ENGLAND, in a Series of
Lmters from a Nobleman to his Son. To which are added,
Two Letters no the Study and Biography of the ancient and mo-
dern Beftifh Hiftodans.
•• This Edl.loti Ma the words • Entered at Statinvers' Hall"
in the Thfe-pege ; and the Public are cautioned agalnit fpurious
Editions, *inch do not include the Continuation, nor the addi-
tional Two Letters.
Printed for F. and C. Rivineton, j. Walker. Seateherd and Let-
terman, W.Bcnt, 0. and J. Rabin an, d. Wilkie, and Locgman
and Reels . .

NEW MUTE MUSIC.

On Monday Alignft it, will be pohliSted, price One Shilling and
f m
Sispenee, to be enutinwd Monthly
THE ROSE, the THISTLE, and e SHAM.
ROCK, a new Pocket Conspankns for the as Flute or
Viatin 1 confifting of fat urke Englifh,Scoes, and Nib Airs, with
the mbE admired and popular Songs, by eminent ceopofers, care-
fulayjaaaddaopated by THEODORE SMITH.
: Printed by Goulding, Phipps, mod D'Almaine, Mulie
Sellers to their Royal HifhwelEm the Prince and Prince. of Wales,
N 0.43, Pail-mill, and real Mantifatturcrs of Military Mulicalln •
itruments to the Army in general, No. y 6, St. lamees-ftraet.
London, England, 1803-07-28

D- - -
R. BEDDOES, in his Obferwations on a New
Medicine for Gaut fme-o. Many attempts have bend made,
one only invested by the Kee. Mr. Barclay, has been (mind to
atord re id in the Pam:yips, which did not return while this me-
dicine MINI tied" The ker. Wan. lanky has devoted the major
part of long lift In endeavouring to dad out a certain remedy fat
the Ilk and thy. le the compofition of his Patent ANTI BHA-
PII.LS, he pmfolfos to have cestapletely teen:eds.*, and be wow
boldly alien therm to the Public as capable of 'Medias dire and
certain Mid in an Bilious and tiostty Complaints. His Ohm the
Archtilbap of Canterbury, the Bebop of Bath and Vtelle. and
many others of rank have erporemeed their virtues; and the united
trait/many of all whg have ifottharia. of which now they are more
brown, Mr. Barclay is daily reedy* (Mb inflamer, is the bell
proctor their merit.
Said in London wily at the deboratory, Na Li. Bedford-area,
Covent-garden, in bozo p. 64. each, duty inaluded.
To Cientleraen going to the left or Wed Indies they as porde,-
larly relornmendoL se oecalionsi tie at than being heed a ow►
taia preventive for dm Yellow Fever.
London, England, 1803-07-28

C0X11E.4711 CAMP, yuLr 26.

General Sir DA•ID DUND•S arrived here yeflerday
morning from Chatham ; he entered the field at ten
o'clock on the right of the line, accompanied by Co-
lonels Campeau. and Gr ewe, the Attaant-Adju-
iant and Q2arter-Mager Generals. The troops were
drawn out in marching order to receive him, under
the command of Major-General Timer:roe. On
coming in front of the EaR Middlefex Regiment,
commanded by Colonel Wools, the Band (truck up
and the Regiment prefented arms. Having infped
ed it from right to left, he proceeded to the Well-
*sinner Regiment, commanded by Cot CLITIIEROV,
and then to the Weft Middlefex and Derbythire Re-
giments, coMmanded by Colonel Bait us and Major
Hearucors, where he was received with the (ante
formalities. The General then took poll on the
right, when the whole line marched by, firft at open
and then at dole order. liavingthen reamed th2ir
original potation, Major-GeneraPfuouterew gate the'
word for a genera (elute, and the whole line pre
fented arms, after which ..hey marched-off to their
refpedive tents. The General was highly pleafed
with the Readinefs and foldier-like appearance of the
men. The finenefs of the weather attracted a crowd
c r falhionable fpedators from the furroonding coun-
try. Among the molt dilhnpifhed wr noticed Lady
Caltot.sat Wono, and the Hon. Mrs. Atcoca. The
detachment of the Eaft Middlefex at Sheerriefs have
been telieved by a detachment of the Weßminiter and
Weft Middlefea regiments, and marched in here on
Tuefday. The Derbylhire Rruck their tents this day,
and marched for Chatham, to be encamped on the
lines near that town, where the Brigade of Guards,
now quartered there, are alto to pitch their tents.—
Colonel Gosa's Eattalion of Referee was eapeaed
at Chatham yeßerday to occupy the Barracks. A
large party of the Supplementary Wet Kent Militia
marched on Friday front Maidffone to join the Old
Regiment ar Alhford. The Berkfhire are encamped
new Afhford, and the EaR and Well Kent, and IR
ar ad surrey Regiments will take the field there in
$ f:w dais. The Warwick Regiment, now quer.
tared at Greenwich, under the command of Colonel
Cairn have received orders to hold themfekes iu
r adinei to take the field ; we expect them here.—
We are informed, that Field Marflsal his Royal
Highnefs the Doke Ones, as Commander in Chief,
intends infpeaing the troops in the. Southern Digfrid.
Friday be porpofes feting the troops at Cox.
heath and Chatham ; on Saturday he infpeas the
poops at Milford, and thofe at prefent Rationed in
cazrbary on Barham Downs, from whence
di wWalmir Cale, and siterwaedaeosuisuss
ro.e:„ :wad the cod,
London, England, 1803-07-28

INVOCATICti
TO THE MARTIAL SPIRIT OF BRITAIN.

Britext ! .S. of Albion, rife!
Firmly face the (btu Fee;
V eng...wce earning in your Eyes.
Lay the proud broader Io !

Yoe your detreft Intereits light!
For your Virtue—Freedont—Laws;—
For your valiant Nation's right ;.—•
For your Soy'rcio's--Country's Cade!

Feb-, (cite the mifile Lance,
\Vireo and Children to defend ;
On the hoftilc Saw of France
Let yuur Prowcfs fierce defend!

3roartri I hear the glorious tall—
Wield with might the eonqu'ring fvrord
Charge the 111olltet--Bre the Ball--
Virtuous Sitters aid afford!

1t...0r0 of thia fi re-born foil!
Fiore your anckm valour true;
Bravo is arsou ! renew your toil,
Moire the boofityg Thresexer rue!
Foxalo) ! forma by Heren to mavr,
Now heroic deeds infpire;
Join the pow'rful charms of loccewi.
Stimulate th' avenging Ire!
Britotso bold! united rife,
Firmly face the Gallic Fee;
Fury flaming in your eyes,
Lay the balky *roust bw !
Seaton, July 19, fiCj.

IL D.

BRIGH7XIIr, JULY 25.

Yeller day the camp proved fo attraitive, that up.
wards of a thoufand fpeetators were affembled on the
parade in the evening, among whom were Tome of
the handfomdi women that eier graced this place.
A party of failors, hiaded by a Lieutenant, landed
here on Saturday, for the_purpafe of impreffing men.
Among others, a party of mendicant bfinftrels, who
were endeavouring to amufe the company on the Pa.
rade, were prefently accoaed, who feeling the int.-
polLbility of efcaping, in ilantly (truck up the national
air of Cow cheer ep wy lack, Is easy we flees,"
and with becoming fpirit aeeompanied them to the
boat. The boat was no fooner afloat, than they al •
tered the tune to Rude Briteentia, and as they ran along.
fide the (chooser, God foot the Kw was dillinOly
beard by the fpsitators on the CHM, mired with load
and repeated hussies from the yard, to welcome the
arrival of fuch harmonious companions.

M:tny of the Suffer and South Gloucefter Militia,
en Saturday, and this morning, who have ferved as
failors on former occalions, voluntarily offered to re.
Or their military accoutrements for a blue jacket
ind boarding pike.--An order arrived here on Friday
for the South Hants Militia to hold themfelves in
readinefs to encamp at a moment's notice. It is ex-
Pelted that they will leave the town in a few days.—
Lord STANHOPE and Capt. PALMER'S troops, from
Chichefter and Arundel, marched into the Birracks
this morning, Oen the whole of that excellently
difciplined regiment, the loth Light Dragoons, at
prefent remain, and where they will probably conti-
nue daring the whole of thefummer.

Laft night fome villains entered the bottle of Mr.
Cowan, jeweller and goldfmith, of Caltle-fquare, and
Role thereout jewels, watches, &c. to the amount of
upwards of vol.
London, England, 1803-07-28

IILEICH lOURNALL

This morning we received Atheisnor: to the sash
inclulive, and Btu&ls Papers of the ssd and
s3d. The ilfemanor of the sash contains an account
of the opening of the Helvetic Diet at Fribourg on
the 3d, with the fpeeches of the Landamman and of
General Nev. the French Envoy. from which we
have estmeed the molt biking images. The N..
*hair alfo gives farther particulars repelling the mi-
litary tour of the Cosier Comm, who arrived at
Bruirels on the salk.--The per Coo p fr. so e.

Arrived as Saturday, at Edinburgh, their Grates
the Duke and Disehefs of Armor.. from Load" sad
on Monday they fet of for Duakeld.
The Hoek Cum.'s Pasoan is returned to Perlis.
Mint for the Borough ofGreat °Aunty, in the room
of ASCOUCIN 3011CNISSTT. 140 kas acipepad the
Chiller* Usainds.
London, England, 1803-12-06

To Tits sgs,tTe 4NO /SOUSE or RRRRR SILMIATIVIS 01 Tit

UNITED STATES.

To my communication to you, of the t 7th initaut, informed
you, that Conventions had been entered into with the C0ve...0-nion
nion of France for the ceilion of LuulGana to the United States.
Theft, with the advice and confent of the Senate, having now
been ratified, and my ratification exchanged for that of the Flrft
Cunful of France in due form, they arc communicated to you, for
conilderation, in your legillative capacity. You will obferve, that
tome important conditions cannot be carried into execution, but
with the aid of the Legiflature, and that time preffes a decifion on
them without delay. The ulterior proviliona, alto fuggefted in
the fame communication, for the occupatioa and government of
the country, will call fur eariy attention. Suck infarmatian rela-
tive to its government, as time and diftance have permitted me
to obtain, will be ready to be hid before you within a few days.
But as permanent arrangements for this &deft may require time
and deliberation, it is for your eanikieration. Maher you will
not forthwith make fuck temporary proeigans for the prefers's-
tion, in the man while, of order and trantriliity in the country,
as the cafe may require. (Signed) TllO.l aaaaaa oa.
o.9ober as 1803.
Mr. RAIIDOL II moved, that the faid Treaty and
Convention be referred to a Committee of the whole
Houle ; and in another motion, that provifion be
made for carrying the fame into immediate exec's.
then. which was agreed to, and made the order cf the
day for Monday.
London, England, 1803-12-06

This Evening---Rule a Wife and Have a Wife; with Love
Laughs at Lockfluiths.
bn Thurfday, John Bull. On Friday, the Gamefter.
On Saturdey, the Cabinet; with Railing the Wind. After
which Night the Cabinet cannot be performed for fame time, on
account of the preparations for the New Opera, called the Foglia
Hen in 441, which L unavoidably deferred till Tudday the 13th
initant.

This clay was pablillied, price la 6d.
RAISING THE WIND : a Farce, in Two Mt.
As performed with univerfal applaufe at the Theatre Royal
Covent Garden.

By JAMES KENNEY.
Printed for T. N. Longman and 0. Rees, Paternolter-row.
Of wham mu be had, lately publillted, by the fame Author,
Society : a Man, with odic. Poems, in one Volume, focdfcap
Otßavo, prkz as boards.
London, England, 1803-12-06

PARLIAMENT4Rr PROCEEDINGS.

HOUSE OF LORDS, MONDAY, DEC. S.

'Their LossMips met at a Nude after three, when the appeal from
the Court of Salon at Scotland, in which Chriltle and Ray were
Appellants, and Proudfoot Refpondent, came before them.
Mars Adam and Grant MSC heard on the part of the Appel-
lants, and Mr. Routine for the Refpondent. The farther hearing
of Quad was deferred until the ant day.—Adjourned.
London, England, 1803-12-06

HOUSE OF COMMON&

The Bill for dividing aad enclofing certain comntottable lands
in the par& and moor of Falboek, is the county of Uncoils, was
read a fecond time, and ordered to be coononitted.
_ _ _ _—.._ . . .

Mr. Marsaiso inrought up the London Dori Bill, which eras
read &MA time, and ordered for a fecund reading
. .

Mr. Coaar;in purfuance of a notice which &gm on Sitar-
day kit, moved for leave to bring In a BM of holentsiry for the
Proclamation tithe Lord Lieutenant of Ireland, poshiltiting the
Ezportatioa of Oats ; and that a dads fhanid be added. empower-
ing the Lord Lieutenant to prohibit, for a time to be hodted. the
Databases of Spirits from Oats. The Right Hoo. Geodes= ob-
fervel, that when the motives which influenced his Excellency in
(Siting this Proclamation were confident!, be did not doubt but
that they would oseet with the approbation of the Houk. A great
deficiency of the crops, added to a general failure of the potasoesk
three out of four provinces, was the imperious motives which
I often this endure. It was well known. that this its /peeks of
food afforded an univerfal fuedniumont to the poor, who
fubfifted on this nutritive vegetable; and It ..posed by the new
tattoo of t►e average of the tab November lilt, that the price of
was was fo high as to prohibit the exportoloo. Under thefe clr
contained he hoped the Houfe would be fadsfied with Ms nut-
meat, and feel no palotay, as his Excellency had no other induce-
ment than a benevolent &fire of providing for the fulteninee of ■
large portion of people.
Mr. FRANCIS perfedtly concurred in the meakre propofed by
the Right Him Gentleman, and inveighed melon that pernkious
liquor, Whikey, which hod been the fawn of inch great calami-
ties .eave granted,
Mr. Coker °Maned, that in order to raids the kficitude
which 'night be entertaloed by the Diftillers,a body amen whole
buena was columned with the Rennet, be Mold make them
the Cubical of a modem on a future day.

COMMOTION WITH MIMIC •
Mr. Secretary Yong& brought up a copy of the
Convention between his Majedy and the King of
Sweden.

UST INDIA BOND BILL.

Lord CASTLEREAGH moved the fecond reading of
this Bill, oa which
Mr. Casco& made fome obiervations, endeavour.
ing to thew its impralicability, in certain cafes; on
which fubjett he had letters, confirming his own fen.'
timents, from two CommiHioners. After a few
words from Mr. Vanfittart, the Bill was read a fe-
cund time, and ordered to go into a Commium to-
morrow.
London, England, 1803-12-06

TO THE PROPRIETORS OF EAST INDIA STOCK.
LAIII/SI AND GCNTLLMLN,
PERMIT me to offer myrelf to your notice, as a
Candidate to fill a future vacancy in your Court of Diredors,
and to folicit the honour of your fupport.
Engaged above twenty years In bufinefs as a merchant, in this
Qty, I reft on my charedter as the bails of my pretenSons and I
am bold to urge, in fupport of my caule, the peculiar eligibility of
Britllls Merchants to the dirciftion of your important concerns :
artily hoping that, if railed by your favour to the high fituation,
which is the obJed of sty ambition, I ail be found ufeful in your
fervlte, and that taw militant attention in the tilkharge of my duty
will prove me not unworthy of your chalet.
I have the honour to be, with great refpcdt,
Ladies and Genii:men,
Your me* obedient and devoted bumble fervent,
King's Arms-Yard, JAMES PATTISON.
Dce.s, 1803.