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London, England, 1803-11-04

LAW MTELLIGENCB.

COURT OF SWOT BENCH, Nov. 3.
STOCK BICHANGI BARGAINS.

MICKSCII tit MID Maga. 9. CILIASIITS,ThiII was
an 'Rion for the recovery of a difference on Sock fold
on the sth of May left, and refold in confequence of
the fame not having been taken by the Defendant.
The Plaintiffs rade at Hamlourgh : their Agent
in London, Mr. D. Eliafon, of Goodman's Edda,
proved giving an order to Nathan Salomons. the
Agent of Metirs. Goldfinid, to fell to,OOOL Confols
whenever there diould be a rife of 4. per cent. from
the price of the day on which the order was given.
On the sth of May this rife took place through the
official communication of the Lord Mayor of an ami-
cable adjudment with France, the fame having been
pblitlied by his authority in the Stuck Eschange.—
Nathaa Salomon* fold 0,0001. Confols at yof. pool.
of which was fold to Jacob Clements, the Defendant
in this caofe, who refuted to take it when the for-
gery praftifed againti his Lorcithip was difcovered.
On the 9th of June following Mr. Eliafon employed
a Mr. Wetenhall to retell it. T. Sheffield, the clerk
of Mr. W. fold it to Thomas Cope at syf ; and for
the difference the anion is now brought.
Mr. Towle, Clerk of the Bank, proved that Mr. D.
Eliafon had fufficient flock in his name on the sth of
May, andalfo that to,oool. Confols were transferred
by him on the 6th Jaly to the order of Mr. Cope, to
Mofes Zuntx, of Goodman's Fields, which was the
fiat day a transfer could be made after the 9th
June, the day of the fecond fele. The firs witnefs,
' Mr. Elision, the Agent of the Plaintiffs, was here
called back, and ;liked why he did not retell the Rock
as fooli as he knew the parties would not take it ?
He Paid, becaufe he took time to write to the Plain-
tiffs at Hamburgh for direitions.
Mr. Nathan &alomons was then afked If it was not
ufual in the Stock Exchange to retell Rock on the day
after the parties refufe'd to take it ? He Lid it was
fometimes done, but at other times they were not Co
Sri&

Lord ELL'', roam:on. after hearing the &stave-
lions of Counfel, direeted the Jury to nonfuit the
Plaintiff on the following ground:—
That this anion being brought on the Route, they
mull abide clofely by the direaion of that Statute.
which dire& that if a perfon refute to take the flock
on the day agreed on, the party aggrieved may refell
his Rock for the belt price he can, and he (bell been-
tided to recover the lofs &riling from fuck fele. Now
(lays his Lord(hip) as the Adt does not fay when he
(ball fell it again, it mull imply that it ought to be
fold, I will not abfoltstely fay on the next day. but
certainly on the firll reafonable opportunity, for if
the agent could be allowed to fend and wait the an-
fwer from Hambergh, by the fame rule he might
fend to the EaR Indies and back, but it would be nn.
jog to allow any Inch latitude.
The Plaintiff's Counfel then applied to his Lord-
(hip to recover, if not the whole, the difference be-
tween the price firlt fold at and the price of the foi-
-1 lowing day, to which his Lordthip objeaed. as the
Statute rave no fuel nower..—Plaintif norfnited.
London, England, 1803-02-10

and*oodi together with Emblin and §—Air. Tile
time the prifoners and the others were feized, war
the evening pf that day when the Parliament met ;
but his Marily did not ensue down to the Houfe tha-
lry.—The printed papers found in the room were
hen produced by the witoefs and cud. They were
u follows :

The minted paper found In the room were then produced
by the wimers and red. They were as follows :
Cu% s T:le independence of Great Britain and
Ireland—at equmlization civil, ptlitieah and rel klious rights--
an a ...plc prorilion for the heroes who (ball fall in the contra;
a liberal reward fur chitin..lied merit. 'flack d.
for the oile.
for which we contend to obtain thefe uhjeds, we (wear
to be toittd in the awful prefence of Goo!"
London, England, 1803-08-26

PARK AUGUST u.

Letters from Brnffels Rate that General Awes
%TAO will command a French army of 50,000 men
on the coall of ei-devant Flanders, and that his head•
quarters will he eliablifhed at Bruges.
General Messrs a, it is laid, will have the com-
mand of the troops to be affembled at the camp near
St. Omers. Whatever truth there may be in there
reports, certain it is that a vail number of French
troops are expelled in ei devant Flanders.
General NIT has prefvnted ro the Helvetic Diet a
new projeft of a defenfive alliance, with changes
and modifications, which cannot fail to make it be
received more favourably than the former. On the
head of fubfidies, eight thouland men are required in.
dead of twelve, as Tnrmerly pi-espied. The pay of
the officers is alto to he augmented.
Letters from Brea Rate, that an engineer of that
port is about to proceed to the mouth of the river
Angers, to afeertain how far it would be potlible to
join the road of Bred with the Channel, by the har-
bour of Aburrach. This junction would be of the
gteateß importance, whether in war or peace.
Wooden cages, drained for wanfpnrting to France
the Rags demanded by the Caws Consut, are pre.
paring at Hanover.
General Moarrra is canting eight fixt.brittnnsed
boats to be eonflrueled in • ie Elbe and the Wefts..
According to the mon rignrous examination, the
gold mine, laid to be diferseered in the mountains of
Liguria, has produced nothing but pyritic, of iron!!
London, England, 1803-02-28

ARMY.
BE SOLD, a Carnetcy in it Regiment of
Dragoon Guards, where the Amhara will be the Sixth
Comet, with a probability of becoming the Four* in a lhort
time.—Application to be made to Mr. Johofton, No. 6, Cris-
; ven-ftrect, Strand, and if by Letter Free of Pottai, •
- ARMY:*
T° BE SOLD, a Lieutenancy in an old Regi•
ment in the Welt Indite% a Cornetcy in a Regiment of
Dragoon Guards in England. and feveral Enfigncies in Regi-
ments both at home and abroad, the purchafer of one of which
in a Regiment lately returned from Egypt and now quartered
in Scotland, will be the third, with a probability of becoming
left in a very fbort time.
A Captain, a Lieutenant, and an En*, all in old Regi-
ments at home, are deliroas of going on half pay, receiving di&
tereneerApplieatioa to be made to Mr. Johgßor, Cr:tren-
diest, Strand, London ; if by letter, We of pottage.
London, England, 1803-02-28

)1h Regimetit of Foot..

For Lieutenant the Honourable Charles 'Crutch, from the half-
pay of th.:62tl Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice Menor, who
ex, hoe gev, rind I.hutimart the Honourable R. Ti cnc h. from
the halt-pay of the 6:4 Foot, to be Lieuten.wt, vice
who cxchanim.
3d Regiment of Foot.
IPA. Lieutenant Jahr Block front halt-pay of the 85tH Foe, to
Lieutenam, vice Dow:in. who exchanges, read
rant John 81-ck, trona half-pay of the Ssth Foot, to be Lieu-
tenant, vice Don nu, who exchanges, tb,d;firm:c.
London, England, 1803-02-28

DUBLIN CASTLE, TLE. 11.

His Majeßy has been pleated, by his Royal Letters P.ltetl t
wider the Great Seal of Ireland, to grant the following digui-
tie; in the Peerage of Ireland, viz.
To Edmund Henry Vitcottnt Limerick, and the Min male
of his body, the divity of Earl of Limerick, of the c.nin:y of
Limerick: . . . .

.To William Power Keating Vireount Dunlo, and the heirs
male of his body, the dignity of Earl of Cianearty, of the rot-s-
-ty of Cork :
And to Charlotte Baronet's Neweomist, wife of Sir William
Gleadowe Neweomen, Baronet, the dignity of Vire:meters
Newcomen, of Mors Town, in the county of Longford ; and
the dignity of Vifcoent Neweiunen, of Mors Town afoiefaid,
to the heirs male of her body by the laid bir William Gleadowe
liewcomen.
BANKRUPTCY SUPERSEDED._

William Macfarlane, of Bethnal-Grcen, near Mile-End, Mid-
&fez, merchant, dealer and chapman.
BANKRUPTS.

Joreph Allen Peacock, of ''''''''''' Ratcliffe, Middlefex,
checfemonger, dealer and Chapman, to furrender March 8
15, and April 9, at twelve. at Goildlell. Arcane y, Mr. Burt:
Gould-fquare, Crutehed• Friars, London.
Imes Wiglhdd the younger, of Northallerton, Vorklhire, mer-
cer and grocer, March 21, 22, and April 6, at ten, at the Unl-
earn Inn, In Ripon. Attornies, Mr. Evans, furnivars-Inn,
London ; or Mellrs kobinfon and Bearer, Wakefield.
pones Inglis, late of Billlter.fquarc, London, merchant, but
now of the Bland of Jamaica. March 8, 12, a7.d April 9, at
eleven, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Forbes, Ely-place.
Thomas Stowe, late cf Broadway, Woreefterfbire, butcher,
1117rch 17, at five, March 18, and April y, at eleven, at the
Farrier's Arns Evelam. Attocuies, Mr. John Stanley
Smart. Staple-Int:, London; or Meffrs. Lavenders, Evethant.
Robert VicArrs, of Liverpool, merchant, Maids 17, 38. and
April 9, at Mt, at the Globe Tavern, Liverpool- A:cornice,
Mears. Wiatt and Farrell, Liverpool.
Hitchen, of Liverpool, merchant, dealer and Chapman,
April 4,5, atol 9, at twelve, at tl:c Kizg's Arms, in Water-
• Street, Liverpool. Attorntes, Mr. Sutton, Liverpool; or Mr.

_ .
Thomas M.A.:tilos*, *lernple, London.
Thomas Harrifon, of Bilbop-Wevemouth, Durham, merchant,
March tB, t 9, and April 9, at eleven, at the Pcaeo k, Blfhop
We.remouth. Attornics, Mr. Maklllon,Syriond's Inn, Lon-
don ; or Mr. Thompron, Bifiup.Weremouth.
William Crazier. of Manchefter, cotton•ntanufacdarer. dealer
and shaman. March 3, t band April 9, at three. at Hillidses
Tavern, in M.incheitcr. Amn:dm, Meffr,. Milne, Serprant,
and Milne, in Maw-Miter ; or Mclits. Milne and Parry,

Temple, London.
Jofeph Clements, late of Plymouth-Dock, Devon(Eire, vintner,
dcalzr and rhapanan, March ta, a 2, and April 9, at deans,
at the Pope. llcvd-Inn, Plymouth. Att..rnies, Mr. Squire,
Plymouth a or Mr. Mayow, , Landon.
London, England, 1803-02-28

YARMOUTH. FEBRUARY 27.

Yeflerday arrived the La ewi vc frigate, Capt.
SKSENS. La SOPHIA, Captain ROSIKKACIN, will
fail this afternoon for Sheernefs, to be repaired.—
Tl:e Mercury, Captain LOCKS, from Barcelona to
Amtierdam, with wines, is put in here leaky. The
flips of war in thefe Roads arethe PANLors, LIMA,
LA rseiric, and la &mils frigates. The Panics
of WALLS pACI:CI, Captain HEARN, and Prince of
Cale►, Captain Dant:, have failed for Harwich to
attend duty. Wind well, [irons breeze.
London, England, 1803-02-17

WNW. PEdittlAttir 06.

Lille eight the Renommie, Capt. Besoar, ar.
rived here from Calais, with Mr. 13?1,1THICK and
sdy ; and the Wept:lnc, Capt. LAM star, with
foreign Mail. Sir Jowl, Paceiscrow, Bart. and lit
o:hcr palrengers ; alto the Rambler, Capt. Dian-
a:hi. with 7 bales, it calk, and t cafe, foreign
m4ney, weighing :6 cwt. 3 qrs. and twelve paffen-
gers : the Caledonia, Capt. PAGE, from St. Hele.
na, arrived in the Roads to-day, and landed F.
S rate, and went on to the Downs.—The ficknefit
Rill continues at Paris : 9000 are Paid to have died
there in the condi of Lift month : the diforder
first comes on with fore throat, cartarrhal fever,
and is ufually fatal in three days.
London, England, 1803-02-17

Su. Pcrtinax Maelyeophant, Mr. COOKE.
Lady Rodulpha Lembo-court, Mn. H. JOHNSTON.
To which will !iv added the Mnfleal Entertainment of
SELIMA AND AZO R.
This Evening—Family Q2arrels; with A Tale of Wiyftety.
On Saturday, The Cabinet; with Modern Antiques.
On Monday. Hamlet; with Harlequin's Habeas.

THE LAST MASQUERADE BEFORE EASTER.

ON MONDAY NEXT, FEBRRUARY st,
will be given
A GRAND MASQUERADE,
AT THE PANT ON,
With Refreffunents of Tea, Coffee, &e.
The Building will be fuperhly Illuminated.
Allend of Mune for Reels and Country Dances, a Military
Band, and a Band of /Meow& will play without intormiSch,
the whole beetting.
TieltsupodAdnatiltra Halt a Mines Each.
'Per the Accontmodadon of the Company eluding to Sup, a

Ulna me Sapper will be presided br iVIr: WAUE), of New
Busd.dreet, on his owners:want at 7t. 6d. each Petioa,( Wines
taclufive.)
No Perfbn will be addmitted unit* Dreffed in Character,
London, England, 1803-02-17

ARRIVED.

In the Down., the Liffey, Walker, from Limerick ; Edmund.
Laws, from Waterford; Two Friends, M.Neil, from Charters
too ; John Morgan, Howe, from New York; Hull Racket.
Copper, from Oporto; and Commerce, Thorp, from Jamaica.
At Cowe% Prince, Edwards, from Bolton. At Plymouth,
Minerva,l3all,from Idiom At Briftol, George, Newell, from
I.ifbon; and Mary. .1 hrewitt, from Charente. At Liverpool.
Minerva, Choets, from Savannah ; Elisabeth, Madslocks, from
Newfoundland; Man, Bryant ; and Caltor, —, from Charier.
tm. At Clyde, Pith Dlckfon, from Now York. At Seatinoa.
Jeffc, Rait, from Lifbon. At Londonderry, Fair American.
—, from Philadelphia. At Waterford, Amu, Poynter ; and
Betfey, Hunt, from London. At Cork, Superb, Hammond,
from Savannah; and Caroline, Moetley, from Philadelphia.
At Dublin, Elisabeth, Smith, from London. At Nevis, Rachel.
C • per, from Briftol. At Demarara, Grenada., Richardfoo,
(cam I avian. At St. Kitt's, Beck ford, Midas, from Lon.
dID ; and Ectlpfe. Nuns% from Africa. At Tortola, Lydia,.
Paler, from Africa. At Clark:Rua, Ruby, Wickham, from
Loaders.
London, England, 1803-02-17

DEPTFORD DOCK-YARD, FEB. z 7.

The Rasta la (loop of ►rar, Capt. Coors, with
the HOUND and Ds LIG sacs armed [hips, have juft
been paid off at thi► place, and re-commiffioned
by their original Captains.
The Ms iron amr. of 40 guns, is brought into
Dock to be repaired.
The Asa:cams frigate, of 44 guns, this morn.
ing failed for Long Reach, to to►e in her guns—
!be is one of the fines and largeft frigates fitted out
at this place for many years. We arc forry to add,
that Capt. Maxis', her commander, has been fe.
riuuily ill for tome days, in confequence of Beep-
ing too loon in his cabin after painting.
The LIBERTY brig, of 14 guns, will be coin-
miflioned next week.

The Fasar (loop of war, Capt. Lord Firzaov,
is equipping for lank,.

SHEERNESS. FEBRUARY i&

Arrived the CiIIBIRIJI frigate with the lofs of
ii her mizen-maR iusd foretop•mall—The Tnsrts,
being found unfit to carry troops to Ireland, is
ordered to be paid off.—Yellerday the Assam-
, CADS frigate failed to the weßward.—At rived the
Li a x (loop, from Yarmouth.—Sailed the LA►.
WIN c, for the Downs.—The thaw, fusee Sunday,
has been general, but to-day the wind has chopped
round to the Northward, and the weather afumes
a more winterly appearance.
On Monday a general furvey of all the naval
Rorer in this dock-yard took place, two gentlemen
having been feet from the Navy Office for that
purpofe, in order to give the naval fore•keeper a
new and accurate (Interment of the Rores under
his care. .

One of the guts.bonts lately paid off is fitting up
in the dnck•yard for the ofe of the Commander of ,
the quarantine department in Stanga►e Creek.

Mr. TItMIAMI EVIRIPIT if appointed in the Too
cancy oceafioned by the fuperantiatiun of. Mr.
Commas. in the Surveyor's (Ace bars.
Wind N. blows hard.
London, England, 1803-02-17

BIRTHS.

Sunday, at Great Ealing. the Lady Cl Rd. Chambers, Jun.
Efq. or Hanky Cattle, Worcefter, of adaaghter.
On Monday, in Baker-Brun. the Lady of Lieut. Colonel
Elks, zit Foot Guards, of a lea.

MARRIED.

Oa Monday, the ,th inft. at Horace, in Norfolk. the Rev.
W. Legard, fon of the late Sir Digby Loped, Dart. of Granton.
in Yorklbire, to Mils Dick:dhow, ciddt daughter of the late
Dr. Olderlhaw, of Stamford.
Mooday, at St. Margaret's Church, Capt. Howard Elphin-
Roue, of the Royal Engineers, to Miff Warburton, eltiell
daughter of John Warburton, Efq. of Parliament-ftreet.
At I Dindam in Perthfhire. the Hon. Major General John
Hope. to Mifs Lida Dorothea Weddroturts, dui:Ma of Sir
John Wedderburn, Dart.
On the 3d init. at Leibury, Jelin flenlman, M.D. Edinburgh,
to kids Mary Hay, daughter of Wm. Hay, Eli of Leba. y,
Nortbutnbeiland.

. At Glafgow, the 3tft tilt. Mr. George Haifa,.ld, fugal' hen-
ker there, to Milk liabelLa Cinipbcll, yoang.tt dAu er:
late John Campbell, flunlilkin, mcrchant, Gr.:conck.
London, England, 1803-02-17

GIBRALTAR, JANUARY :4.

On the 21(1 the En TLa N fioup of war, Captain
CORI.TT, arrived here from Portfmouth in 1 I
days : the filled in company with the Abundance
naval ftore 'hip, which the parted company with
in a violent gale of wind on the 18th.
The Abundance arrived on the 23d, in the
morning: Mr. THOMPSON, Surgeon of the 25th
regiment, came paffenger in her. The Birrriter
failed in the evening, to join the fleet. Arrived the
Hebe merchant brig, in 14 days from England.
The CYNTHIA, fur England, is Rill lying here,
wind bound.

Their Spanifh Majeflies arrived at Aranjaez on
the Bth ult.

FALMOUTH, FIBRUARY 14.

This morning appeared off this port, and pro•
ceeded on for Havre de Grace, the American (hip
Minerva, Capt. For.ce a, from New Orleans, which
place fhe left on the 13th of November lag, laden
with cotton and logwood.
Sailed the Fiche') brig la Laborieufe, Captain
JOHN MICHAEL CHMLPENTIFR, for Rochelle.

Arrived this day the Prince of Wales packet,
Toon, in 12 days, from Lilbon, with Mails : fhe
left lying in the Tagus, the Duke of Yolk packet,
which failed with Mails from this place on the
24th ult. and had only a five days' paffage out.
The weather on the coat of Spain and Portugal
has been exceedingly bad for feveral weeks paR,
and a great number of fhipwrecks have taken
place on the coaß. The parengers by the Prince
of Wales ate Mr. EDMUND,, Mr. HINDU SON, and
Mr. Noaay. The Duke of York was to fail for
England with Mails on the loth infiant.—Wind
W. N. W.
London, England, 1803-02-17

PLYMOUTH, FEBRUARY ts.

The &zit's, of 36 guns, now in Cawfand Bay,
is ordered to be flored and victualled fortis months.
Went up the harbour to difcharge her volunteer
feamen on board the different !hips in Hamoaze,
the Hearn (loop of wax, Captain Jonas. The
Cs/stooge, of 74 guns, Captain C. H. Lass, is
completely rigged and ready for lea, as loon as
her complement of men is made up to the eta-
blithment.

PORTSMOUTH, FEBRUARY 16.
This day arrived the Induary, Worm, from
Tenby; the Governor, Powtrill, from Weymouth ;
and the Providence, Wirirs, from Milford.

Sailed the Queen, JAcssos, for the River.
Remain the Eliza, HOLDMIN, and the General
Hunter, M•Pisait.t., bound to Rotterdam.—Wind
W. N. W. blows freth.
London, England, 1803-02-17

CORONET HEAD-DRESS.

ROSS takes the liberty of informing the Female
Z.:oddity and Public, that the Head•threa which enjoyed
the great& attraftior on the lilt
Qt UWe 1111LTWDAT,
Was breveted by him, and may be ken at Ho. ttg, Mug&
ate-Within. Poe mite, magodleenec and utility, it cannot be
culled; It Is kr ingeniendly managed, that it will form a Pall-
e refs for general efe, aad yet, on partieelar mullions, it may
be &poled Into the form of whatever Commas. the rank of
e Lady who wean k may require, or her fancy tall chute
^ gdolm
This Head-drefe Is of angular and appropriate elegance, and
.s baked as well to the edident as the weft commandMg Alts
m Beauty.

ROSS tbi^ks It eft-dairy to strum the Pablie.drat ail far ilet
t:•ventiowt in Paucy-Head-Dreires,have, for more than 16 years
tun, °denoted with him; and he refpeNally cautions ties tot
us Ix impaid upon by the Servile imitutlon of ocher*.
The Patent Hair Spring for Ladies and Gendeman,together
cth all the various artlries of taitc for ornamenting the Head
a- a} be ptoeured at his insporlvm.
London, England, 1803-08-19

LONDON.

An AwnsAlsaris r it fo happy in ridiculing the idle fears of
certain individuals, th.t we would willingly infers his Article,
if by fo doing It would only meet their eyes—but It would be
■ publillsed In ruQ k and proelisnAl in the amt. of Paris,"
which we think improper.
London, England, 1803-11-03

TttNC' V. TEARCE.

Mr. EvictNe Rated, this arFtion was brought to
recorer 3451. which was the value of a quantity of
wiry: (hipped by the PlaintiS from Portugal on ac-
count of the Defendant, and which he had not paid
for. The wine was loq on the pottage. The learned
Count-A admitted it was rather a difappointment,
when one was lo,,king forward with fome fort of fa-
tisfatlion to filch a quality of wine arriving in &fey,
al of which was to he cf the very be:t quality, to ha
informed it was all 1011. 'There were ten pipes of
two of Calcavella, &c. Tile order was dated
May ,Bth, iSoi. The wine was (hipped on loaid
the Abraham Newland.

Captain Morgan proved the wine was on board
when the velfel was loa. The price of it was alto
proved.
Mr. Cita,. leading Caunfel for the Defendant,
amour, othe, 01;:erved, that the Plaintiff had
not attcncled to feveral parts of the Defendant's let-
ter, which &tired the Plaintiff to advile the Defen-
dant as loon as he had taken freiht, for the benefit
of infurance. The Plaintiff, mflead of writing
dircflly to Mr. Pearce, wrote to his own correfpon-
dent in this country, which took up fome days, and
he wrote to Mr. Pearce, but it was then too late to
infure, as they had heard the flip was 1011.
Lord Eet.canoßoucu obferved, that there had
been a complete waiver of that notice, afterwards, by
the Defendant. The only quellion at laR in this cafe,
was, whether there fhould be any interell 1 The Jury
were of opinion they ought net to give interell. Ver-
did fur Plaintiff,
London, England, 1803-11-03

BCNAPAR •:; •vALILOQIJY.

I" invad.-, or not invade !—Thal is the quellion.—
hether 'mere better polio to bar
diiconttnted fpirit of my army,
To, whont I've prentis'd plu•ider ; or to make
A brand attack on Brita invade-s-to fight--
On their own fhores,a people fam'd for valour;
Aid by that figh, at once to put an end
he eternal jealoury and (trite,
Subtitling 'twizt the French and Ent& nations;
Ard, what is molt desirable to me,
F-r.;!and's omplet o'esii•lvra .'—T' invade—to fight;
To fizia ?—perchance be Ira' ?-Iy, there's the rub
That (hakes my refolution in .11; betides,
Should the French fleet e'en :rave the Britifh thunder,
I low rocn a ball or bullet rrtht decide
'I itt Preniier Cos su t's fate—mull give me panic.—
Such is the rcafon of my long delay
'l'u CN,CII:e my threat .—Fear holds me bark,
Tho' derp'rate motives urge.—Flfe, who could bear
Unfatisfied, the ftrong dcfire I feel
To conquer Britain; de plate her towns;
Her bulwarks burn; and drench her plasm with blood?
Who could endure the mortifying fight
Of Fnglifh cruizers, impudently bold,
Phxkading e'en the very ports of France ;
But that the dread of Britain's dauntlefs Cons,
(That free. unconquer'd rac:!)..-" puzzles my will;'—
And makes me rather all the dangers Ante,
That hover round my ptefem flipp'ry
Than heedlefs rufh to almoft certain death
Ott hated Albion's 010/Tl?—Thus Prudence, Fear,
And Policy cornhin'el, can change the hue
Of Refolution; and thus Serious thought
Can alter plans of greaten" pith and moment;'
And make tb' Inv.Lon I fo long have threaten'd,
In Yorbiog end
London, England, 1803-07-01

WESTMINSTER SESSIONS.

I Ile flerday the &faJos for the City and Liberty of
Weltroinfler commenced at the Guildhall, in King's.
areet, before WILLIAM Merrwearmo, Efq. and a
B.nch of plaices.
Elinor Gibbs, an old woman, was indided for keep-
ing a diforderly houfe, in Marygold•court, in the
Strand, from the month of January to the month of
03ober, 18os. The cafe being clearly made out,
the Jury found her guilty, and the Court fentcnced
her to three months upprifonrnent.
A man of the name 4 Orwood was likewife in-
diked for keeping a diforderly houfe at No. s, in the
fame court, but owing to fome informality was ac-
quitted.

MONTHLY AORICI7LTVILILL Rt TORT TOIL Joatt.s-sWhere the
plants are ftrong, and regular, the Wheau have eared kindly;
(nine of the forwardeft have gone promifingly Into bloom; but the
thin crops, which arc unfortunately too general, both in the Wcf-
tern and Eaftcm dittridts, (hew fyniptoms of mildew, which the
cold nights tend to promote. The county of Norfolk pro►es fo
&Xebec throughout, that they do not (aped to avenge a third
of their left year's crop. It is fatisfeetory to !MAN that a confiders
able portion of old Wheat is (till In band. The Oats and Barleys
arc every where Improved, and petit:utile to tan but little Sort of
the produce of the loft Itarvrit. Beans bloom ftrong and well, but
Peas are thin upon the ground. . The young Clovers have got te-
gethcr, fince the late rains, fo as to prondfe a fair plant. Potatoes
Mill turn up a large cusp, but at prelent their ¶uality Is not good.
The early Town 'I urnips have planted freely. fliers never was a
larger burden of grate, but being forced late in the Woo by the
continual rains, the general produce tell/ be mark, and the Hay
hats's* unulual'y late. The Hop plantation, lo.•k generally well.
The f,uding countries abound with grafi. Smithfield Market has
bet II rather frantily (applied through the month with good Beef,
which has advanced full is. per (tone fusee our Left Report. Min-
ton is alto p ttirg bights, from the great fupplics required fur the
barracks. Vt al and Lamb are equally dear. The Midland Fairs
have been a•t) fupptied with Lean Cattle, but the prices of them,
and alto of store Sheep, are ftiU kept up. The Wool Market is a
ittle advanced, particularly for loin fleeces. which are mach in
demand.
London, England, 1803-07-01

MARRIED.

On Thurilay George Eyre, Efq. of Braofhaw, to Mita Franca
Hulk, third daughter of Sir Edward Buller, Bart. of Breamoft
Houk, Hampfhire.
M Sr:trey Church, on Satorday bft, Cart. Jofeph Thornton, of
the Bengal Military Utahßatman, to Mica Nath, of Finfbury.place.
Os Frklay, at St. Mary-la bonne Church, John Falter, J•.fq. of
Brick-MU, county of Bedford, to Mt/a Morgan, daughter of John
Morgan, Eft. of the Inner Temple.
London, England, 1803-07-30

PARIS TOLILYAI.E.

, This morning we received Paris and Bruffels
Journals to the :6th inclafive. Owing to the prefs
of more important matter we can only this day give
the moll prominent articles.

The Republic of Lucca has forbidden the Englifh
to enter its territories, as well as the importation of
Engin merchandise during the war between France
and England.
Cardinal FISCH, Ambaffador of the French Repub
1k at Rome, arrived there on the t MIL General
VIAL, AmbafEsdor of the French Republic at Malta,
and the Chevalier de MIST have arrived at Mefina.

A very fevere engagement took place lately in the
Mediterranean between an Englifh frigate and fome
Algcrine veffels. The frigate, obliged to retreat,
took filcher under the guns of Malta, from which
two (hips of the line and two frigatcs immediately
failed, and attacking the Algcrine velfels, funk (even
of them : the reit made their efcape.

The Prince Regent of Portugal has publifhed a
Proclamation, which Rams, that in order to preferve
the neutrality of the Kingdom, no privateer, or
prize of the Belligerent Powers, can be admitted,
wild% in cafes of neceltty, into the Portuguefe ports.
A letter from Laufanne, dated July 14, Rates—
" That two Englifhmen, Lord JoHH CAMPBELL and
M. Rosimsoz, hare been arreaed at Baden ; the
former, it is laid, has efcaped. The motives of this
arreßation are not known."

During the war the Dutch are to keep ifi pay
ill,oco men, and are to furnifh betides Boco men ;
the maintenance of whom is to be charged to France.
They are likewife tb furnifh five fEips of the line, three
frigates, and a great number of gun boats, and fiat
bottomed boats. •

Private letters froM Paris mention a repert, that
nn the 201 inR. Aarnua O'CoNmos, and fix other
Irifh Chief Rebels, were arrefled and rent to the
Temple ; the Government having ditcovered that
they were negotiating with England for a return to
their country, and for a pardon. Obe thing is cer-
tain—moft of the Irifh Rebels there are in a w'retclt•
ed fituation :—tormented by poverty, and forced to
fubmit to contempt, oppreflion, fufpicion, and ty-
ranny. So Much for trufling to French profefrons
alkd promites.
London, England, 1803-07-30

MILITIA.

Mr. SHIRIDAN role to explain fomething that had
fallen from him on a former evening, which had been
mifeonceived, and he was fine unintentionally mil-
tated. It was in relation to the impute& Rate of
the Militia Regiments in Kent and Surrey, which cur
dalliance he was Rated to have charged upon the
negligence of the Islagifirates of dick counties. But
he did not impute the circumftance to their negli•
gence, or to the noble Lords at the head of. the Li:u-
tenancy in thole counties ; and he had indeed the
authority of one Noble Lord (Lord Grantley) to de.
dare, that the deficiency Arofe from a defect of law to
enable the Lieutenants to enforce the returns from the
Deputy Officers. He trulled, however, the next re-
ctum from tb.:fe Counties would prove the Militia in
a much lefs deleelive Rate; and he wilhed to know
from the Right Honourable Secretary at War, whe-
ther it was intended to adopt any meafure to render
the law more efficient ? as, if it was not, he timid
move for a return of the whole Militia of the county,
in order that the Houle might fee where the defici-
encies exilled, and who were really to blame.
The SECRITARY at Wait laid, that certainly he
had himfelf remarked on a former night, that feveral
regiments of Militia were grofsly defective in their
numbers, and particularly thole in the counties round
London ; but he did not attach blame to any parti-
cular perfons, but merely Rated the blame mull 1... y
fomewhere. iloiNever, by the hat returns from thole
counties, he was glad to find the deficiency confider
ably obviated, under the Bill for railing the Supple-
mentary Militia; and he trulted that by the time that
returns fhould be made up to the fira. of Auguß, the
regiments would be Rill more complete. If the Hon.
Member was difpofcd to move for the returns of any
particular regiment, there would be no objecrtion to
produce it ; but a general motirn for the return of
all, he fhould °pl& as unneceilary.
London, England, 1803-07-30

NAUTICAL INTELLIGENCE.

Pasizeitre, SLILY 27.—Yellerclay arrived the Tri-
nity, of Swanfea, Areas, Mager; and the Three
Sailers, Lay, Mailer, from Swanfea, with coals for
a market.—On Sunday the a4th the CLIVELA ND
tender, Lieutenant BEVAN, put back, in order to itop
it leak, which he ede:ted, and yetlerday proceeded on
his voyage to Briflol, for impreffed feamen alfo the
Gawsar !loop of war, commanded by the fortunate
Captain Bass, on a cruize to the weftward.--This
slay the brig Union, Cuaris, for Swanefa ; and the
Norway brig Sufannah, DANISL Koznsa Matter, fbr
Dram, both in ballaft.
PLY mourn, JULY 2£l.—Lail evening the ASIA Eaft
Indiamaii, Captain WARDLOW. From Bengal, paired
the Sound to the eaftward : the Company's packet
was landed at this place, and forwarded to London
by Ezprefs.—The following Paffongers were landed
by a pilot boat out of the Asia leg evening :

Captain Pilkineton, Major W. Brace, Colonel Capper, Mrs.
Lullinioon, Mrs. Horl:ky, Mr. Baker. and Dr Hair.
The Currim.i. Indianian failed from St. Helen
two days Wire the ASIA; and there were feveral
other ships ready to fail for England —Came in the
Atrussv, of to guns, from Falmouth, with fevers)
veirels under convoy.—Sailed the JAMAIC i; of z 6
guns, on a cruize.—Carne in the Status, of 36 guns,
from a cruize.

---
PORTSMOUTH, JULY 29.—Arrived, the Mary,
MOCRIORD ; and Agenoria, —, from Waterford.
—Sailed, the Trimmer privateer, on a cruise.
Caatiram, Jus.y 29.--The PRIHCISS Or ORANGI
has failed for Long Reach..—The Dutch frigate Ara-
vutrairz, now fitting fur Channel fervice, ts ordered
to be manned.

TIAMOUTM, juLY 28.—Sgiled this morning for
Tonnin2en, with Mails and raffingers, the Plumes
or Watts packet, Captain Daawl.—Arrived the
Visuvios bomb wife!, with a Dutch fifhing veffel,
and remain in the Roads, with the FORTVIII a frigate
and two eutters.—Paffed through feveral fail of light
♦cffcls to the northward.—Wind S. E.
London, England, 1803-05-02

DIED.

At one o'clock on Saturday laft, Lady Harriot Hamilton,
eldcß daughter of the Marquis of Abercorn, lo the 2111 year
of her age, after • kort Midi, at her Latices feat, the Priory,
near Stanniore.

YellenLir at one o'clock, after a few days Mods, at her
book Upper Seymour-ftreet, Lady M. M..::tounlc. At the
fame hour alto, at her hoefe in Park-ttrect, Grofvenor-fluare,
Mn. E. Haney, many years the intimate friend of Lady M.
Melbourne.

Wedndday, at Caßletown, near Dublin, the Right Hon.
Thomas Conolly. He was well known on the turf ; tucl ben
upwards of ao years Member of Parliament for the county of
Londonderry, and l ad taken an alive part in the political
tranfattlons of his day.
At Tellkherry, Eaft Indic*, Lieutenant James Loraine.
At Limerick, the lady of Capt. Henry Afhe, of the 16th foot.
On Monday, at Mlle End Green, Capt. George Young, Late
of the Delaford Welt Indianian.

lu Granby row, Dublin, Matter Maurice Welter's&
At Clareen, King's County, Richard Allmon, Efq.
The 26th inßant, at his bode on Maize-hill, Greenwich.
Peter Peps, Efq. after a long and painful inners.
At Edinburgh, on the al R init. Mils Rob, daughter of the
late Patrick Rofs, of Innernethie,Efq.

HIGH WA'I•ER AT LONDON BRIDGE TO-MORROW
Morning • • •• •• • 4S minutes after it
Afternoon

FOR PUBLIC SALE,
At New Lloyd's Coffee-houfe, CornbW, on Tburfday, May 5,
ski, at Two precifely,
rir H E FOLLOWING GOODS, viz.
300 Calks Foreign Butter.
ace Skim Milt and Foreign Bacon.
800 Prime Wellphalia Hates, jult landed. and will be
put in Lots, for general accommodation.
Catalogues will be timely delivered by George French, Sworn
Broiler, No. 6, Oren' Eaftcheap.
London, England, 1803-05-02

MARRIED.

Yellerday, Mr. John Bennet, jun. of Lloyd's Collee-houfe,
to Mils Shepheard, of Pancrafs.
On Thor day, at Saint Bartholomew's the Great, Nathaniel
Belchier, Fig. of the Royal Navy, to Mif< Bryant, daughter of
die Rev. Edward Bryant, of Newport, Eifel.
On W.dmiday. John Gilley. Efq. of Montagucßreet, Ruf-
fel:.rqu3rc, to Mite Julia Maria Glover,fecond daughter of Jo-
kph Clover, Efq. of Wortellrr.
On the lath hilt John Crofs,Fl9 of Southampton-plaec,and
of Witney, OafonlThire, to Mils Sufannah Warren, youngdt
daughter of the late Edward Warren, Efq. of Piccadilly.
On Wednefday, Richard Barber, Efq. to Mira Sarah Jeune,
of London Wall.
London, England, 1803-05-02

THE SAVAGE OF AVEYRON.

This day was publidied, Price 35. td. in boards, embeilillted
with his Portrait.

AN HISTORICAL and PHILOSOPHICAL
ACCOUNT of the Difrovery and Education of a Savage
MAN, or, of the &ft Developments, Phylical and Moral, of
the Young Savage caught in the Woods, in the Department of
Aveyron, in the Year 1798, and brought to Para, by order of
the French Government, in 1749.
• By E. M. [TAR%
Phylician to the National inglitutlon for the Deaf and Death,
Member of the Medical Society of Paris, &c.
Printed for R. Pe:pars, No. pi, St. %ors Church-yard,
and fold by all Bookfdiera

In the Pref., and fpcedily will be publiihed, in fix Volumes,
elegantly printed in thick port odavo, and in decoy &ode-
ckno, decorated with Fee Sint.les and Portraits, engraved
from original Pidera by CAaOt.INI WATSON.
'THE WORKS of the Right Honourable
LADY MARY WORTLEY MONTAGU,
Now Orft pubtilbed, reassissiom, from the original menu-
fcripts ; none ofwblch have hitherto been printed. excepting an
imperfed copy of the Letters from Conftantinople.
Thole Volumes will contain bee Ladythip's Correfpondence
at different periods of her Life, via.
1. Before her Marriage, In 171 a.
1. During Mr. Wortley's Raillery to Conftantinople, from
x7i6 to 1718.
3. With her Sifter, the Countds of Mar, while fttident at
Twickenham, betweatx7ao and 1733.
4. With Mr. Wortley, and her Daughter, the late Counteh
• Bate, dating her rfideoce in France and Italy, between
the yaws 1739 and 1762. - •
Interim:l4d with numerous Letters hitherto unpubliased,
from Pore, Yasuo, Platonic', and other diPiovdthed CU-
radices.

They wiU alfo include ORIGINAL Poems and EINIATS, In
Fr -ode and Engliat, by her Ladyildp ; and to the whole wIU
be prefixed authentic Mernoin of her Life.
Printal fee Rice. Pumice, No. 71, St. Paul's Church-lard.
London, England, 1803-05-02

SUSSEX SOUTH DOWNS.

TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION—By VERRAL and SON,
At the Old Ship Tavern, in Brighthelntßon in the County of
Stiffen, on Thurfday, the 26th day of May next, between the
Hours of Four and Six o'clock in the Afternoon of that day,
THE Manor or reputed Manor of TRULY, to-
tether with the Capital Meffuag: or Manfion Houfr,
Barns, Stables, and other Outbuildings, and cto Acres, more
or 1 Is, of Arable, Meadow, Pafture, Sheep Down, and Wood
Land to the fame belonging, known by the feveral Names
of Truly Farm and Hards's Land, defirably fituate at Edhur-
ton, in Suffex, and now in the Tenure or Occupation of Mr.
William Grooms, as Tenant under a Leak, which expires the
26th of September next.
The whole Eftate is Freehold and lies well together, is tiff-
cant from Steynine, Three Miles, froin HorTham Twelve Miles,
from Shorchasu Four Miles, and from Erighthelmitnn Twelve
Miles.

The Haute and Buildings are fubltandal and in good Repair,
the Wood Land is well Rocked with young growing Timber,
and a Navigable River runs within a few Mkt of the Eftate.
Edburton is dole to the South Downs, the Country abounds
with Game, a-cl fevera/ Packs of Hounds arc kept in the
Neighbourhood.
PoffelSou may be had at Michaelmas next.
To be viewed on Application to the Tenant, and further
Partkulars may be had of Mr. Alfry, Herftmonctus, near
Rattle; or Mr. Richard Turner, Attorney; I.ewe ~ Sulks.
London, England, 1803-05-05

'HEATIMROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN.
tORROW EVENING, MAY 6, 1803,
WM be prerented the New Comedy) called
JOHN BULL.
OK AN FNGLISHMANI FIRE-SIDE.
To which will be added the Faroe of
THE FARMER.
eenbv.--john Bull; with The Lying Valet.
Saturday, John Bull; with the Citizen.

iMFORD GRAND MUSICAL. FESTIVAL.
1 by the MofL Nobl • the MARQIIIIS of IiXETER,
And under the Diredion of Dr. HAGUE.
Profeffor of Mufic in the Univcrfity of Cambridge.
ON TUESDAY, the 2d of AUGUST next,
and the two following days, there will be
A GRAND MUSICAL FESTIVAL,
At S I',ANIFORD.
Particulars will be given in due time.

NUMBER
THE
110419
• Milo Iv
OD &turd
STAN
Patronifed
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London, England, 1803-05-05

BAIL.

The Earl of Bata; molts appeared as bail for
Olt. Bur :AK DAN as, for 5001. and was oppofed.
—The affidavi, upon which he was oppofed, dated,
th.a his Lot afhip did not pay the rent of his ready.
furnifised houte; and the deponent, his landlady,
declared the would not it oil him a pair of (hoes.
His Lordthiro, however, junitied, and his bail was
admitted.
corm era V "v It I ct.ossosts, estkas.
On the minion of Mr. Pats, this rule was
made abfolute, nn epic being (hewn. The Plain.
tiff, though indebted to the Defendants in a large
ilim tot money, had thought proper to make an
affidavit of debt againft them for 70,000L0n which
they were arrelled and held to fpecial bail. They
obtained, on the motion of Mr. Easntrre, a Rule
to (hew caufe why they &mild not be difcharged
from being held to fpecial bail, on account of the
infufficienry of the affidavit to hold to bail. It
did not date that any demand had been made,
nor did it date the property to be his property,
which was required by all the precedents; and
therefore the Rule was made abfolute, and thefe
Gentlemen difeharged from the neceflity of finding
bail for a P I: of t4o,oool.—Rule abfolute.
London, England, 1803-05-05

THE HISTORY OF THE LATE WAR.

rrHE Publither refpe&fully announces that Mr.
STEPHENS's Hlftory of the late War, from the com-
mencement of Holtihties between France and Auttria,in 17911
till the Peace between France and Great liritain, in iSos, will
politively be ready for delivery, and may be had of all Book-
fellers, CM Saturday, the tath of Ma,.
The Work will conaft of two very large and handfoine Vo-
lumes, medium quarto, accompanied with Maps and with
carless and very particular indexes, and will be fold fur Three
Guineas, in boards.
No. ye, St. Paul's Church-yard, May 2, Igo3.
London, England, 1803-07-08

FRIDAY, JULY 8, 1803.

CREDITORS of WILLIAM MACKINTOSH, Efq. deceafed.
'THE CREDITORS of WILLIAM MACKIN-
TOSH,+. formerly Commander of the Eaft India. Company's
chip the Hindoltan, and late of Gower-ftreet, Bedford-fquare, Efq.
demoted, are deSred forthwith to tranfinit an amount of their de-
mands upon his Eftate to his EXCCUtilll, No. 3, Winehefter-ftreet,
London, In order to their being liquidated. And all Perfons who
Rand indebted to the Eltate of Captain Mackintoil arc dared to
pay the fame to the Executors above mentioned.
London, England, 1803-07-08

CORAWARA'ET, LURK-L./JIVE, yui.r s.

There has been a very great dulnefs in the Cor
Trade for mofl Articles, Oats and Beans excepted.
which have gone off at a trifling advance.—Wheat
is evidently looking down, and Flour is hardly fule
able—the (lock is getting coafiderable.—Malt is no.
minal, in confequence of the new duty having taken
place.—Good Barley is unvAried, bat inferior qua-
lities are dull. Peas and every other Grain as pze
Currency.
Wkest,342.6oL perpiatter Rolfe Beans, 335. 331.
Fine ditto, 611. 63a. Tick Beans, 301. 312.
FilleDantdedthor SO. S6s. dos. Hog Peas, 331.355. 365.
Rye, 345. 3fo. Boilers, 460.503.
•
Wier, su. Carraway Seed sos gas. per crt.
Supsaise ditto, nye. 6d. Coriander, att. los.
Malt, nominal Canary, pos. 764.
Oats, ssa. abs. de. Floor, per feel, 473.'50n 535.
IMSPECTOILS RITVRII PROM UX111L4DC1,301.7 7.
Wheat, per Load, from 131. os. to 161. tos.
Barley, per Quarter, from it 6s. to 11.
Oats, per Quarter, from 11. 4s. to 11. sos.
Beans, per tarter, from IL 13$. to ii. t 7s.
Peafe, per Quarter, from 11. sBs. to al. os.
London, England, 1803-07-08

CREDIrbRS of Mr. WILLIAM NASH.

ALL Perfons having any Claim on Mr. WM.
NASH, of Elfhop's Waltham Hants, Grocer and Tallow
Chandler, are &fired to tranfatit the particulars of their refpec-
tire Clal;ns, to Mr. Wiliam, is GUNNIR. Solicitor, at litithop's
Waltham afurefaid, do or before the soh day .f July next, or
they will be excluded the Benefit of 3 Dividend intended to be
made of his Mates and Weds. And all Perron, indebted to the
fad Mr. NASH; aro the Balance of Account or otherwife, are
hereby required to pay the Amount of their refpedtive Debts to
Mr. Gunn se, on or before the (aid sok day of July next, or they
will be rued for the fame without farther Notice.
London, England, 1803-07-08

INFALLIBLE GERMAN CORN-PLAISTER.

THE PROPRIETOR of this moll excellent
REMEDY is fo certain of Its Errancy having never railed,
in a variety of Cafes, agrees, if It does not eradicate the Corns,
row and branch, TO ROTUMA TYR MOORT.
it will,on application, take off' the intammation in a few hours,
and deftroy dreamily the Malignity witheet the lea* hazard.
Printed Direetions ruled up with it.
This is the celebrated PLAISTER that gained fo ranch repu-
tation In Germany, and has been fold in London upwards of Fifty
Years, with the gratee reputaoon.
Sold Wholefak and Retail by T. Artell, No. t, Finds-lad. sear
the Royal Exchange; and alto by Mr. Day, No. y, Tadßock-
Rreet ; Mr. Wilfon, No. 39, St. James-Bred; Mr. Swincy,
Na 21, Pall-Mall; Mr. Ward, No. 3z4, ifoibsem and jeboult
and Co. No. !so, Oxford-itrect.
At Briltol, by Bnigin and Sheppard; and Deemer, printers.
Bath, By Hazard, bookfeller, and itatoinan, perbuner.
Edinburgh, by Baxter, South Bride.
Partin and Gorpott, Mr. Harding a.
Liverpool, by Mr. Oore, printer,and Mr. jonae,bookfciler.
Partheouth, Mr. Motley. bookfeller.
London, England, 1803-07-08

ROMAN CEMENT.

IT is the property of this Cement or Mortar, to be-
come hard and impenetrable to Water within a few hours,
even if earefed to the adieu of the Sea; and ago to form a very
ftreng unim with Brick and *Ode. It communicates uncommon
Strength to Buildings, and rand therefore proportionally encreafe
their Lability and duration. In all Fostsdations whatever, but
”rt yin the coaftradtion of Docks,Wbarfa, Bridges, Cocks,
Teaks,bnins, Mill Races, Vats, and other aquatic Buildings;
its utility and advantage are unqueftionable• and it forms the
hardeft and molt STONE-LIKE STUCCO known' in this Country.
Manufattuftd by Parker and Co. &aide, London.
London, England, 1803-07-08

CAST IRON BALLAST.

A fore. gibe Tod, may &fiat at thit Tea*, ie
received titer twolie o'eloe4 on the day of treaty, nor soy Retied. esokfi
or forty, or so arid for him, ems&

PARLIAMENTARY' PROCEEDIftGS.

HOUSE OF LORDS, THURSDAY, JULY 7.
The Royal Agent was given by Commiffion to the Clergy Rd-
dence Bill, Footc's Divorce Bill, and two private Bills.
The !rifts Promiffory Note Bill, irifh Workmen Combination
Bill, Southern Whale Fith.:ry Bia, and Ira Militia Pay Bill, were
read a third time and palled.
Lord MOIRA prefented a Petition agalaß the Woollen Mann-
fa aurera 13111.—1 t was ordered to lie on the table.
Lord Hmtiowev took the oaths and his feat.
_ _

ltigh Import and Export Duty Bill, Ina Army of Referee
Bin, and Scnott h.ilida F unlike Bill, were brought up from the
Commons, and read a fit Lime.
Thelrifh Army of Referve BIL wan ordered to be printed; and
the Banding order relative to the progrefa of Bills, were ordered to
be taken into conSderatuan Co Saturday, for the purpoie of being
Su/Fended in reference to this mcafum
On the motion of the Duke of NOR/01K, the confideratian of
the claim of Sir Cecil Hifshopp to the Baron; .r.f mic!.....--r.ltbat of
Lady Mary Fitzgerald to the Barony of Rolf, was poßponeal to
the nett fralea—AdJourned.
London, England, 1803-07-08

TARTU.
At Woodßock, Orlon Mire, on the 4th left. the Right tign.
Lady Vircuoutrf, Albbrouk, of a daughter.

MAkRiED,

........
Yeftcrday, at St. George's Church, Hatover-foart, by tt_e Re%
Dr. Hantilzon, Sir Henry Peyton, Bart. of Hagbeacb, in the
County of Cambrklge, to Mr.. Bradlhaw, widow of the late Junes
Bradihawe, Efq. of Portland-Place.
Monday laft, at Lewisham Church, by the Rom Mr. Hugh
Jones, I'. Tanner, Lfq. to biro. Warner, only daughter of Captain
Geo. Simplon, late of the lion. Eaft India Company's fervice.
London, England, 1803-07-08

DIED„

In the Maud of Jamaica, in March laft, Mm Emella Stennett,
wife of John Steniutt, M. D.
On uefday tail, at Newmarket, John Ofbortm, many yam
training Groom to the Hon. T. W. Coventry.
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For namedfm, Rheumatic Goat, Sciatica, Lumbago, Head-sell,
Numbnefs, Pally, Indigeftion, Flatulent Sparmodic or flying
Pains, general Debility and Relaxation of the iiyltem.
SPRAINS, BRUISES, Sec.
EXPERIENCE has proved the mild flimulating
powers of WHITEIIEAD's ESSENCE of MUSTARD,
Pills and Fluid, the moil effeetual remedy ever made known to
the world, having fuccceded in oaks of Si, eight, ten, twenty,
and even of forty years !Landing, after attar means had (MIA,
and it has aSfolutdy amid more patients of the above com-
plaint*, than all the medicines ever before made Public. The
fluid Effence Is fo flngularly penetrating and fpeedy in its opera-
tion, as generally to effed the cure of SPRAINS, BRUISES, &c
by a feW applications.
Whltehead's Effence of Muftard is prepared and fold at as. 9d.
each Box or Bottle, by R. Joe N 111 ON, Apothecary, No. is, Greek-
ftrect, Soho, London: and its reputation is fo univerfally efts.
bibbed, that it maybe bad of every Medicine Vender is &gland,
Ireland, Well India, and America-
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To prevent counts.: feit inspedition, purthafas are requefted to
°Verve, the Genuine is diftioguithed by the King's Patent, and
the Signature of R.Jon STU N , the Patentee's OW2 writing on the
label of each Bottle or Box.