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London, England, 1803-02-05

This day was publilhed, in Two Pocket Volumei, beautifully
• printed, and ornamented with engraviw"
CALVARY, or the DEATH of CHIRSI' ; a
Poem, in eight Books
By RICHARD CUMBERLAND, Erg.
" The Calvary of Mr. Cumberland is a work oribued with
the genuine fpirit cf Milton, and deftined therefore molt pro-
bably to immortality." Dr. Drake's Literary Hours.
Printed by Laekingtou, Allen, and Ca Temple of the Make;
Finibury.fguare, and fold by all Bookfillert ; of whom may be
had by the fame A utb6r, lately publillied, price ts. 6d. A few
plain rations 11,14 we fhould believe in Chrift, and adhere to
his relliess ; aildrcliedla the paused and prof/fors of the New
PhilaCuphy.
London, England, 1803-02-05

. THE ENGLISH ARMY IN EGYPT.

" This army, commanded by Gen. Srt,..RT, is
4430 firring; and occupies all Alexandiia, as
well as the forts which furround it. The 'Dirks'
who had formed the garrifon of (-rime of thole
forts, have been driven out of them ; and after
wards the Englilh General fent too infant and
too cavalry to take polfeffion of Damanhour, tinder
pretence of keeping the Arabs in check. All the
fortificatior. are in a very had condition. The
Pacha of Cairo fupplies the Englilh army with
corn, :ice, wood, and tiefk meat, without receiv-
ing any thing in payment. The coticomption of
thefe things is three times greater than it ought to
he. The greatefl mifunderftanding prevails be.
tween Geo. STUART and the Pacha.

" The following is the (tate of the Britifh army:
Dillon's Regiment - • 4 so Men.
Chiieurs Britanniques . - 550
De Rulk's Swif. Regiment - - 600
Watteville's Regiment - - - 681
Teeth Regimait of Englilh Infantry - 600
Siloy-firil ditto - . 650
The Eighty-eighth ditto - - 400
Twenty-ELM Regiment of Dragoons . 350
Artillery - - - 150
Total 4433
London, England, 1803-02-05

11. L. M d ■ r r,

A Cc:Will:lr Decree ha; all() bccn ifrued, allowing
the ettablithracnt of an cntrcpot of goods in the
city of Strainurgli. The as far as it
(pats an enttepot of foreign goods, is to continue
in fru cc for fix months.

The foreign gods privileged by this decree,
with the e ccption of printed linens, mullias, and
leaf tobacco, may be tranfpw-ted by land into in.
reign counti:c•, by Stra(surgh to Mcntz, paffing by
the Cullom Office at Oppcnheim, and from Sraf.
burgh to Balk, !siding by the office at Bourg•librc,
and back the fame road : but they mull always
follow the direct t road, and pay'the duty of the ba.
lance of trade.

Thole goods that are declared to be in tranfit
malt continue their deffination to foreign coun-
tries, and cannot be admitted into the enwpot at
Strafooigh. Should the goods declared to I.e in
tranlit be diverted from their defliaation, they will
then be liable to a quadruple 4:f the taxes, and the
perfons fo diverting them to a penalty of svo li-
vres ; and if goods declared to be in tranfit
are difcovered to be of a different kind from thole
entered in the declaration, the offenders (hall be
condemaed to pay the value of the goods decl•C ed
at their current price, and be, moreover, mulaed
in a penalty of 500 livres.
By another decree of the above date, a duty is
laid upon all fal ammoniac imported from foreign
multi irs : That coming direaly from Egypt in
French bottoms is to pay but a third of the duty.
it the certificates which accompany it have been
infpeEted by the French agents at the places from
which it is embarked.
London, England, 1803-11-11

AMOTHIR [ATTU.

About midnight a moll dreadful gale of wind com.
menced here, which I am lorry to fay has been pro.
dative of confiderable mifchief among the (hipping.
Early this morning a veld was diainelly ken on the
Goodwin Sands in great .diarefs, which alined im-
mediately went to pieces. Many conjeaures a e
formed refpeding her, and, melancholy to relate,
every perfon on board periflied. It was at firll Paid
the was the MILDROOK fchooner, Lieut. STACK, but
that veffcl has fince arrived file : others elan that
the was a gun brig, and fume take her to have been
a merchant brig : in all probability we (ball be able
_to akertain her name before the next poi. At pre-
fect the breakers are fo high, that the Deal boats
cannot get near enough to find out what the is.
About two o'clock in the morning, a cutter from
Guernfey, having on board a vail number of tubs of
fpirits, fwamped at the North End, while endeavour-
ing to land ber cargo, and it is the general opinion.
in confequence of the high furf and prodigious (Cl
rolling in, that the mutt inevitably be dathed to pieces.

Almoft all the veffels in the Downs have clad
from their anchorage.
It may appear extraordinary, but it is a GO, that
the CONFLICT fired feveral broadfides at her vire
before the was taken, without touching her. No
doubt was entertained by our men that the car•
nage was great, our (hip being very near at the time.
On a dole infpeaian it, however, appeared, that
not one (hot had hit the boat r and the failure arofe
from her being fo very low in the water. The
enemy did not fire a Ihot. The prize matter 1.0-4
that when they entered UT, they found all on board,
with the exception of the Captain and two or three
others, very lick. Upon our boarding her,the French-
men immet:iately (love a calk of brandy, which thc:r
emptied in a trice. On encituiry it appear"' that
many of them were in tlce little flung of iatbria•

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London, England, 1803-11-11

FEBIALB BIOGRAPHY.

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FEMALE BIOGRAPHY; or, MEMOIRS of
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London, England, 1803-11-11

TO THE PROPRIETORS OF EAST INDIA STOCK.

LADIES AND OINTLIMILN.
'THE flattering encouragement I received on my
former application, induces me now to offer niyfelf as a Can-
didate to fill the Vacancy ID your Court, occafioned by the death
of • late worthy Dirsdlor.
Should your zcalous fuppnet place me in that honourable,Otua-
don, I will endeavour to merit your conedmce, by devoting my
time to your important concerns, and by earning in your ferric*
the experience 1 have acquired by conftant application In various
fituations In India and Ebrope, both at fea and on chore.
I have the honour to be, with the greatsit refpcdt,
Ladles and Gentlemen,
Your molt obedient and devoted humble Tenant,
Broad-ltrvet landings, London, JOHN JACKSON.
Weber 31. 5803.
London, England, 1803-11-11

VIZ AUTHOR OF PIZARRO.

This day was poblillaml, a new Iditise. In three Volumes fruit
OCLocs, Price Twt)ve Shillings le Rank embelliiked with a
*eking I.ikenefs of the Author, front en ortlgsd Drawing. and
with two other Plates,
AN ACCOUNT of the late EXILE into SIRS
RIA, by Order of the Emeeror Paul. of AUGUSTUS VON
KOTZEBUE, author of tie Spaniards in Pere. (from winch. with
very Right verbal alteration, is takes the popular Tragedy of Pi-
zarro) of the Streeter, of Lover's Vows, and of a great swam of
other admired plays,
Watyren Dv NIMULP,
And Imitated into toil* by the Rev. h. URRSFORD.
In this Work the public are premed wi h nee of the molt &f-
-retting narratives ever written ; containing the perfonal Gaffer-
imp of a man of es enlists fenfibility, who was hada/way torn,
without a moment's notice, from hie family pd Mends, and bar.
vied away infral thuufand miles into the regions of
Siberia. Befuicsthe narrative of his nalfwahle jewelry; of his ef-
cape into the woods, and his febfems • at the work cantatas
an Interetting account of his treatment sad felihrings dory instal
nu D ha detention in the ILigtaboortiood of Tobelk mad may par.
sears relative to &Siberian imilkesent. which have DIM Wm
beta pebliased.
Primed for Richard FMIUpa, t!myt. le. pad's Ckareblard.
London, England, 1803-08-02

HOUSE OF COMMONS.

The Lento MA TOR of London prefented a petition from the
Prifonersconllned in Nesegate. Ordered to lie on the Table.
The Report of the Committ e for confidering the propriety of
reprinting the Journals of the Houk was prefented, and the Refo•
lotions agreed to ; and an Addrefs ordered to be prefented to his
Melee y, praying that his Majesty wouldbeßow the fum of topcol.
for that purpofe.
The Report of the Committee for iranting a Corn of money for
building Parfonage and Oldie Wades in Ireland. was brought up,
the Refolutions agreed to, ands Bill ordered to be brought in TOO-
formahly thereto. !
The Two Millions Vote of Credit Bill, and the Bill for ?Mang
r.,y00,0311. by Loan on Exchequer Bills, were read a third time,
sad pelrfd.
A Mdragt from the Lords informed the Houle, that their Lord-
fhips had agreed t 6 the Courts Martial Witnelfce Bill, the trigs
Militia Families Bill, and the Volunteer Corps Bill.
The Dover Plots' Bill, the Quallla 818, amid the Cußoms Re-
gulation Bill, were feverally read a third time, and pitied.
The Houk went into a Committee on the Bill for encouraging
the Refidence of Stipendiary Curates on their Cures. Report to be
received to-morrow.

The Bill for rectifying certain millakes in the Scotch At of
Referee Bill; the Bill for granting Duties en Fire Sugar imported
into Ireland, and the Bill for impofing countervailing Dusts on
Sugar, were brought op and agreed to, and the Bills ordered to be
read a third time to-morrow.

lite Bill for manning the bnportation of Goods in Neutral
Vads, alder certain Regulations; and the BiII for granting ea-
ts n SUMlrellt of the Cooklidated Fund, according to the Ref°ln-
t sts of the Committee of Supply on Friday laR, were both read a
Mk time, and ordered to be read a fecund time to-morrow.
Mr. CORR! pee notice, that he lboold to-morrow move that
site Hook do refolee into a Committee to take into coadderadon
Mc Navigation Aets Meths to Ireland.

A oeviWrit was ordered to be trued for the acetic° of a Mem-
ber for the Borough of DOWIIIOO, io Wiltlhire, to the room of he
Han. John Ward, who has accepted the Office of Steward of the
Chiitarn Hundreds.

The Houk wait into a examinee on the Expiring Laws Bill.
The Repent was ordered to be received tn.niorrow.

♦DDITIDN•I. DIIIINCI OF THE KINGDOM.

Colonel CR AWFORD gave notice, that he intended
to poftpone his motion upon this fubjee till to-mor-
row, on account of the abfence of a Right Hon.
Gentleman, who, he underflood, could not attend
the Houfe this day.
London, England, 1803-08-02

COMMERCIAL ROAD TRUST.

VTOTICE is hereby given, that the Trances ap-
.E'N pointed under an Ad of Parliament made and peed in the
404 VC,f of hif ins:fent Majcity, intituied. - An Adt for making
and maintaining, and for vnacliing, lighting, and watering a Road
from the Weft India Dock., in the Ilk of Dogs, to communicate
with a ftreet, called Church Lane or Church-Erect. Whitechapci ;
and for makir.g and maintaining a Branch of Road therefrom, to
communicate with Queen-Erect, in the ?aria) of Saint Anne, all
in the county of VilaWiz, for opening, widening, and improving
certain 'Streets and pages therein-mentioned, and for more ef-
fectually amending and keeping in repair a Road from Ratcliff-
highway through Cannon-greet, in the roomy of Mieldirfcx' into
the Road leading into the county of Vacs; and alma from the Welt
End of 13rook•Erect into Cable-Rreet, and front Uer Shadwell
area into the each Lane, in the Lid county of Middl. fee " a ill
meet at the Commercial Road °Mee, Cannon-Rivet Road, in the
patio of Saint Georgi, in the county of Middlefer, on Midday
the Eleventh Day of Atiguft next, at Ten of the Clock in the
forenoon precifely, for the purpofr of carrying the Lid Adt fur-
ther into execution. Dated this aBth day of July 1E43.
C. H.TURNER, CHARLES RICH,
HY. WRIGHT, w M.
JOHN SHUTTLE WORTH,
Trufteces under the Lid A&
THOS. BAKER, Clerk to the laid Truftem.

riticLUMENTART PRuCEEDMCS.

HOUSE OF LORDS, MONDAY, AUGUST 1.

The Brittol Port BiU was read a third time, and palled.
The following Bills were brought up from the Commons—The
Eaft India Trade Encouragement Bill, the i‘goo,oool. Exchequer
BiUs' till, Vote of Credit Bill for Two Millions, Cultoms Regu-
knot' Bill, the New woollen Maaufaeturers' Bill, and fevcral
private Bills ....Adjourned.
London, England, 1803-08-02

TROTIRTT TAX SILL.

Mr.Vairstrv•ar moved the Order of the:day for the
third reading of this Bill. He brought up three new
claufes. The firlt was for the purpofe of empowering
the Commillinners to d:reet a furvey to be taken of
heritable property, in cafe of any difpute arifing re-
fpcaing the valuation. The fecond claufe was for
impofing a penalty on furveyors, who may err in the
execution of their duty. The third clank empowered
Commilfioners, not receiving certificates at the Bank,
in cafe of a reference having been made, to proceed
to exalt payment from individuals, as if no certificate
had been in exillence. All there Claufes were leverally
read over, agreed to, and added to the Bill by way
of riders. The Bill wa► thcn read a third time, and
London, England, 1803-08-02

TO THE EDITOR OF THE STAR.

Ssite.-To animate a people renowned for their Janice, huma-
nity, and valour—.-to warn them of the dangers of treachery, of the
ambition and perfidy of a powerful fort ign enemy—to rev al the
glory of their anceftors to their thoughts—to inlpirc them with
refolution, vigour, and unanimity in the public caufe—to enforce
the generous fentiments of patriotifm and public fkirie—to fortify
their minds againit every difaftrous contingency —to prepare them
to refit., and to point out the mean■ by which they may over-
come the molt terrible ftorm that ever afftiled the happinefs of
any nation—and finally, to convince them that the fa/vation of
our common country depends on TIIIIIIICLIMS AcotrE, arsdtMn
the confcroufnefs which every man ihould feel, whateve r be hit
condition, great or humble, rich Of poor, that de is fir& one of
the guardians of the Bririih empire ;—thefe are the high confider-
ations which induce me to fend you the firft of a (cries of letters,
addrelfed to the people of the United Empire.
It is couched in terms within the capacities of thofe for whom it
is written. The unexampled crifis of our affairs requires that the
ftandard of knowledge should be unfurled in fuch a manner as to
be clearly anti diftindly ken by all the people. In digelting our
meditations. for public ufe, the hmplicity of our language fhould
correfpond with the innocence of our caufe, leaving ideas of gran-
deur and fublimity to arife out of our adions, not from the filen
dour of our ezpreffionn.
_ _

lf, happily, I tout," fuceeed in the execution of the duties
bare imporad on myfelt; my zealous labours will be crowned with
the Mihail reward a human being Is capable of receiving—the
coullairration that I (hall not have lived in rain for my country•.
OALOACVS.

THZ ANTI.CORSICAN; OR, WAR OF LIBERTY.
London, England, 1803-08-02

GLOBE INSURANCE. PALL-MALL.

London, kdy. 1803:
NOTICE I: hereby given, That the Second Inft.d.
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of the Globe Infurance Company is to be paid either to Mars.
Glyn and ..r to Meas. Drvayncs and Co. Pall-
Mall, on or before th- 13t. Day of Autuft neat; and that in cafe
any Nl.mber lhail temfe or neglect to pay L. or her Inftalmeuts,
at the time :.rpointed for that purpole,thc Share or lntereft of loch
Perron o making deault, and all Dividends due theremOball im-
mediately become fm..eired to At Company.
By Order of the bireclors.
THOMAS 11. WILKINSON, Secretary.
London, England, 1803-11-18

TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT,

THE Perpetual Advowfon of, and Neat Prefenta-
tiu:i to, a RECTORIAL LIVING in one of the Deft
Countic. in England, within a day's journey of London, of the
annual value *labour 4501.
For further particulars, apply to Marrs. Kent, Pearce, and
Kent, Offlos for Landed Property, Craig's Court, Whitehall.

ISLE OF WIGHT
TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT,

ALARGE Roomy New-ereaed WIND-MILL,
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Newport.

LORD CH ESTER FIE I.D's LETT ‘..14.S ABRIDGED.
This day was pulnilsed, rice zs. 6.1. &wed,
LORD CHESTERFIi....I.I)'s ADVICE to his
SON, on MEN and MANNER.i in which the Principles
of Politenefs, and the Art of acquiring a Knowßdge of the World.
are laid down in an car and familiar summer ; and dluftrated by
Notes from r Galateo; a celebrated Italian Treadfe no Politeneft
and Delicacy of Manners.
To which are added,
Eztradtq from various Books, recommended by Lord Cheftcr-
field ; Lord Burghley's Tar Prempts to his San; Dr. Franklin's
Way to Wealth; and Pope's Univtrfal Prayer.
Los.duo : Printed kr W. J. and J. Richssrlfon, Royal Exchange
London, England, 1803-11-18

WOODTHORPE.

TO THE PROPRIE i'ORS OF EAST 'INDIA STOCK.
LADIES AND GIN 'r LEMEN,
E DAY of ELECTION being fixed for Wed-
nefday the 30th infant, to Sil the Vacancy in your Court of
Diredlors, ocealloned by the death of Sir I.tow et Daa etc, I b.. 1
leave to folicit the honour of your attendance so that day, and the
favour df your laffragcs and fupport alluring you, that Mould I
become the objedt of your c►oice, I will affidoutifly apply my time
and attention to your Cavite, and ftri.nuouily endeavour no malt
your good opinion.
I have the honour to be, with the greateft refpedt,
Ladies end Gentlemen,
Your molt obiigid humble fermate,
Broad-ftreet Buildings, London, JOHN JACKSON.
Novenbez Is, 5803.
London, England, 1803-11-18

THE MERCHANT OF VENICE.
Shylock, Mr. COOKE ;
Haranlo, Mr. C. KEMBLE , Gratiano. Mr. KNIGHT;
Aittoolo. Mr. KEMBLE,
_ _ .

(Being his fir@ appearance to that Character.)
Portia' Mrs. SWOONS ;
blettfa, Mrs. ST. LEGER; JeMea, Mn. CRESWELL
To which will be added the !Nuclei] Entertainment of
THE ESCAPES.
This Evening—ThE Cabinet; with Railing the Wind.
On os.day for the fisth time at this : heare, Pizarro.
. .

The Pulthc'are refpcdfully inforted that the Play of King
Henry the t•ifth wilt be &Aoki OS Friday the anti lottate, for the
Satefit of the Patriotic Fond
London, England, 1803-08-05

ASSMID TAXIS.

The Hoare ftfolved into a Committee upon the
further tonfiddration of the A&ited Tax Conklida•
tion
Mr. GaiLAND areingly &jelled to the Ciente for
now modifying the Window Tax, by charging every
window. exceeding the width of four feet and nine
inches. as double. He argued. that the principle of
the Window Tax was a charge in proportion to the
quantity of light which a window admitted. That
this was the principle 6rll adopted in this very Bill.
which charged the tax upon the fuperficial mature of
30 tquare feet ; it was afterwards extended to 36
rclueeefeet; as the meefure of a tingle window. The
rorlde- was now changed to the mere breadth of the
window, by which arrangement a very heavy addi.
• Akansi tea would be impofed throughout the country
span it clefs of pylons very ill able to pay even the
fin tax while the gorgeous windows of the wealthy
faßtiOnabk elates, which reached from the floor
•to the ceiling, would pay nothing additional. He
thante— re propoled that the charge Ihould be made by
fuper6cial meafere.
Mr. VAIIIBITTIIIIT Paid, the mode propofed by the
Hon. Member would totally derange the "nude of ag
feensent as already calculated. The mode now pro-
pried was by no means calculated to lay any addition-
al burthens upon the clefs of purists alluded to. but
upon theft of a wealthier defeription. who, with a
view to evade their fair portion of the window tax.
built or altered their boufes fa as to throw two win-
dows into one. Beak. as all farm !mutes, and all
bodies not charged with the tax of inhabited books.
were excepted, the tax could not fill upon the poorer
elates. . .

-I'►e CMANCILLOR of the Bunton thought the
arguments of his Hon. Friend, (Mr. Vanfittan). per-
kedy jun ; and yet he thought there was Coale weight
alto to the °Wreaks of another Hon. Member who
(poke WI but owe and therefore there would be no
übjeaioa to osodifyiag the desire by ;orating the
words,. « provided heh windows be not lets than four
icet high."
The atnerchnent was adopted. and the Bill ordered
t.) he re 'surto: immorruw i aim which the Honk
...counted.
London, England, 1803-08-05

ROTATION OFFICE, I.FEDS, JULY t 3, 1803.
AT a Meeting of the Gentlemen, Clergy, Free
A. holders, and other principal Inhabitants of the Borough of
Leeds, bdd this Day in purfuance eta Remsibtion sod Notice pub.
UAW in the Leeds Newfpapers, to take into conlitlcration the
Propriety cot preteating an Aeldrefs to the King refpelling the pre.
fent critical and alarming Situation of the Ihdted Kingdom, in
confeouence of the evolved Prepare' inns of the French Government
wind our Indepeedence and Faitteace as a *dies,
London, England, 1803-04-09

qzßAidNr.

VisawA.MAßca t.—The tumultuous diforder
of the janiffaries in the fortrefs of Belgrade, will
be foon at an end. It has continued for more than
twelve months. The Pacha nominated to the
command, has arrived at Nizza, and fent for
fame of the moll confiderable among thole JanilTa-
ries, and has informed them. that " they and their
fellows are not to have in future the !knelled in-
fluence on the Government of the town ; that they
are to confine themfelves aridly to the difcharge
of their military duties ; and that they are not to
take upon them to prefcribe to the Pacha what
number of troops he (hall bring into the town."
London, England, 1803-04-09

HOLLAND.

Larnem. Aram s.—Our letters from Paris of I
the 3t fi of March mention, that nothing certain is
yet publicly known in that capital relative to the
quettion of peace or war. Even in regard to the
armaments made by the French, the newfpapers
are filent, obvioufly by injundtion from the Go-
vernment. The greateft astivity of labour is, how.
ever, going on in the dock yards. The French
troops are, every where, in movement, and on
march towards the !bores of the Ocean and the
Mediterranean, towards Italy, towards Holland.
The public, who cannot Phut its eyes to there fafts,
draws its inferences, and rnanifetts its anxiety on
Exchange and elfewhere.
HAGUE, APRIL 5.-At length three (hips from
the Eaft Indies, with very rich cargoes, have en-
tered the Texel and the Meufe.

Our Government has fent out certain fait failing
veil--is with difpatches and fecret orders to the Go-
vernors of the Colonies in the Ea!t and Weft In-
dies. Within thefe few days, too, the Grypvogel and
Circe have been put into alive fervice. But their
deftination is unknown.

Yellerday morning a courier extraordinary
brought difpatches to the French Ambaffador, of
which he has notified the contents to the Batavian
Government. It is a requifition to the Govern-
ment of this country, to take into its pay and fer-
vice, four other battalions of infantry, and three
fquadrons of cavalry, which, with the other corps
already in the Batavian fervice, will raife the whole
number of the French troops in this country to 15
or i 6,000 men. Another fall of the funds is ex-
paled tomorrow, when this news (ball be known
at Amfterdam.

Baron BIELFIELD, the Pruffian Agent at the
Hague, has been nominated by his Prutlian MajeC
ty to ferve in the fame capacity at Conflantinople.
Count LIMNER, the Diana Miniller at the
Ha_gue, has obtained leave to relign.
ROTTERDAM, AtiuL s.—Common report, it not
aElual circumßances, feems at prefent to prepon-
derate on the fide of war ; preparatory to which,
a beginning has been made with the marching of
French troops into this country, two battalions of
whom are already arrived at Breda ; and for Italy
they are proceeding from all quarters, where, in
cafe of a rupture, their prefence will be more im-
mediately necelTary.
Spain feems decided to adhere to her ally at all
events; and it is more than probable that Citizen
Dustoc has fueceded in the objell of his million at
Berlin. Should the atm be alto favourable at the
Court of Peterfburgh, it is not likely that France
will hefitate longer, the French Government being
enraged at what has recently palled at the Cape
of Good Hope.
The Englifh, in the mean time, are making the
molt formidable preparations againfl an expelled
invafion ; while there is no lefs ativity employing
in the French ports. As long, however, as the
Am haffadors of the two Powers keep their Rations,
and the negociations continue, hopes of an accom-
modation Rill remain.
London, England, 1803-04-09

PLYMOUTN APRIL 7._

Came in the DOLPHIN cutter, and RANGER CUE.
ter, Captain A. FRAZER, from a cruife, with men
for the fleets. Came in the Leeham, and Sally,
FIDGET, from Guernfey, with wines and brandies.
Sailed the Friendfhip, PATERSON, with paffen.
gers, for Trinidad ; and the Runaway, WALKER,
for B:lboa ; alfo the Busy Reventti cutter, to get
feamen for the fleet. _

Every morning at dawn of day, at (on firing,
Lord KEITH makes the fignal to Maker Tower,and
how many Ihips there are in Caw•fand Bay, which
the fignal man immediately anfwers, and gives
their names.

PLYMOUTH DOCK, APRIL 6. P. M. 5 O'CLOCK.
Rumour, ever bufy with her hundred tongues,
is conftantly giving Rations to the different Com-
manders and vette': at this port : to-day the has
given the Jamaica Ration to Admiral Meals, his
fon having been juR appointed to the Cuttonin.
of 7.4 guns, raid to be eleitined for the Welt Indies.
This day the CANOP us, (late FRANKLIN), of 84
guns, was commiffioned by Captain Conti.
Though men come is faR, yet, owing to the
many (hips now fitting out, they cannot all get
fi) rapidly manned as the fpirit of their refpeetive
Commanders leads them to erpeet.
A detachment of the zoth foot is on board the
Ronnie', jult arrived from Malta at.this port.
Admiral Lord Kairn commands at this port
for the prefent. The wind continues ftrong againft
any veffel going down harbour. Several fail of
the line now lie in Cawfand Bay—fuppofed to be
the chief rendezvous. _ . .

Recruits are daisy joining the Royal Marines:
feveral of the old foldiers difcharged at the peace
are again coming forward.
The lines are again in a complete Rate of de•
fence, and every platform regularly planted with a
due proportion of cannon.
Notwithtlanding the very aelive preparations
now going on in every ,department in the Weilern
clidria, there are bets, ,4 two to one," that the
norm will blow off.
PORTSMOUTH, APRIL S.

Polled by the Exeter, Lady Caßlereagh, and
Warren Haflings, for the EaR Indies.—Sailed the
Junto frigate for Gibraltar.—Arrived the Amami
irigate front Jcrfey.—Put back the Calcutta Ealk
Indiaman.
London, England, 1803-04-09

NEW BROOMS.

Mock al Charaeters, Mr. Grimaldi, Mr. Smith (his Mt Ap.
Jaarsoce here), Maiter Menage (his fiat Appearance), Mr.
cobs (his Ara Appearance), and Mr. Dials, Milt Smith,
and Mrs. Davis.
After which a new Serb Comic Pantomime called
JACK THE GIANT KILLER.
Prindprl C.haraders, Mr. Bologra, jun. Mr. Grimaldi, Mafirr
Mcoar,Signor, 13c1z.oni (his Brit Appearance in England).

and laid. Si. Amand.
to the cuticle of the Piece various Combats by Merry. &lora,
Sun. Grimaldi, Sze. a Coultas llaaccaompoted br Mr. 80.
jun.
A new Barletta Spethele called
EDWARD AND SUSAN.

Otineipal Clur..Acrs, Mr. King (his firft Appearance here
thc;"c. five Y ars), Mr. Smith,
Mr. TOWNSEND.
Late of the Theatre Royal Covent Garden.
(His deft Appearance at this Theatre), and Mrs. C. Di din.
In the mark o: the Piece an incidental Ballet (cr paled by
kir. King.) la 'which Mr. King and Mad. St. Autand, will
Dance a Pas Dnai, ace mpanied on the Ilarp.—Mr. L. 80.
ben', and Mr. Banks, will Dance a Camic Pas L/etax, ac-
companicd on the Union Pipes, by Mr. titzeustuiee (Meal
Appearance in London), and Mlis Gayton, Pupil of Mr. Jack.
fyn. Lug of Covent Garden Theatre, only 9 Years of Age, will
Dance a Hornpipe, with a Skipping Rope (her Brit Appear-
ance
in Public).
Signor GIOVANNI BAPTISTA BELZONI, the Patagonian
Sampfon. will prdent moft extraordinary Sr:dawns of the
OYMNAsTIC Art, perfeetly Foreign to any fanner Ex-
hibition (his Brit Appearance in England).
The Evening's Ematainments to conclude witha new Conde

PILDOOOIIIIIC called
FIRE AND SPIRIT;
Or, A HOLIDAY HARLE(WIN,
Poelading among other Views, the following Scenes of Holt.
day Refort, u s. Chalk Faren--Horns at Kennington—Pad-
dington Canal and Page Boat—sHornfey
Wet Docks--Richtnoud Hill and recnvich Park
and Hidpital, dte.—beglintiag with thc of Spring, and
concluding with a Magical CATARACT.
Harlequin, Mr. King; Clown, Mr.Ciprhini (his ant Appear-
ance at this Theatre); Pantalcon,,Mr. Hartlsod ; Marquis,
Mr. Powers; CM Woman, Mr. Smith ; rind Coltman/se,
Mad. St. Amand ; oiler numerous Charm:Ben Incidental to
Pantomime, by the td! o( the Company.
The Entert;ininents, Mu6c, Scenery, Dram, and Decors.
*ions. ut the Evening entirely new.—l.caocr of the Band Mr.
are.—Tbe Prelude. aurietta, Sprascle, Sena Comic, and
r:ornic Pantomime, written, Invented, and !reduced by Mr.
C. Dibdin, Jan the Overture and Mute compared by Mr.
Recre, who fuperintends the Mulical department., and will
yr, fide at the Piano Fortc.—Tbe Scenery and Decorations de-
timed by Mr. Andrews, and painted by him with 'Milani' ;
-be Maeblmery executed by Mr. Garland. thc Desires h Mr.
tanythks, Mrs. Roisinfon, and Alliikanca—lbe 'theatre will
Se entirely lighted with Wax.
The Pantie are rerpeafully informed that any Pcr(on ad-
miktcd to the Performance, en paying r.. only will merit!
a Pint of White or Red Feacign (INADULTE.RA*I ED
WINE, which manor the New Proprietors have revived for
the ac. own/oda:Mgr of the Public, as ttMc7 will lak confides-ably
wpm every Fir"( Wine them confurned._
London, England, 1803-04-09

DUBLIN, APRIL a.

A few days ago Mr. Juftice Bits. baring re-
ceived information that a well known forger of
bank notes, in this city, called by his a&ciates
Long Kearney the Taylor, had been in the habit
of fending large parcels of forgeries to one Roache
a woollen-draper in Leighlin Bridge. went to Car.
low, and applied to the Rev. Mr. WHITT'', a
Magiftrate, who accompanied him to Leighlin-
Bridge, where they not only found the forgeries,
but alto implements for coining. Roache, after
much prevarication, confelled the whole, and-that
he had purchafed feveral parcels of forgeries from
this Kearney, who is a native of that town. Roache
was committed to Carlow gaol, to abide his trial
at the next affixes.
We arc concerned to hear that a certain female
of great refpeelability has been mentioned by Long
Kearney the Taylor, as one of the molt extenfive
dealers in forged bank notes, whom be has been in
the Wait of supplying. He obferves no delicacy
in mentioning her name, and boafting of her ad-
drefs in difpofing of his bank paper, particularly at
card tables, to which the devotes no ineonfiderable
portion of her time. Such condtgl is extremely
dangerons, particularly in times when our Judges
evince In much folicitude in doing ample jutlice
to mutt rjF-s.
A very novel, interefting, and important cattle
came on ta be h...r.1 at Weiford Affizes nn Tucf
day haft, before Lord NoSBURY, in the Record
Court. It was as ::Rion of damages, in which
John Nl' Ken:, ic vc.ls inti I, and Henry 1.. Torn:rt.
ham, Efq. was defcndant. The plaintiff laid his
slaniages at ;cc!.
It appeared in evidence, that nn Sunday, the
27th of June laa, the rlaintiff, a.!.r attending di.
vine let vice in the eflabliffied Church of New Rot's,
adimbled, in company with many of the refficela-
bic inhabitants of the town, in order to preach in
the ilrests, and that as plaintiff was in the an of
prayer, and immediately after he had be:n pray-
ing for the King, the defendant, who, it appeared,
..vas the Sovereign of Rofs, came with a military
guard, and brought him to the gaol, where he was
coniiried from two o'clock is the afternoon of
Sunday, till eleven o'clock on Monday, when he
w c difcharged.
Alter a difplay of .Treat eloquence by Mr. Bra•
• n• 77. for the plaintiff, and Mr. rt.:Ti Hut for th-
.'efend.aar, and a ery able cha:'-e from the
.earned ja.l;;ii. in the law on the cubic&
was ful:y hid t!'e Jury, .0.V.." retiring for
halt an hour. El-wig:it in a Vf. 4: el fur the plain.
tiff of ac.cl. damar, and (IL ro!i,,. lat (Um_
out called no
London, England, 1803-04-09

SADLER's WELLS.

Under the Patronage of his Royal Reath the Duca at
*Catat ince.
The Public are refpodtfully infonned that this Theatre having
bees transient, dto NLW PROPRIETORS; has undergone
a thorough Alteration. been materially improtel, decorated
in a kW entirely new, and WILL OPEN
ON MONDAY NEXT, APRIL it, aos,
With a New MEW Prelude called
London, England, 1803-04-09

SHEERNESS, APRILS.

Yefterday failed his Majefty's fhip Awl TNTSTe
Captain Castrast.t.. for the River, to be paid off I
and to be recommitlloned by the fame Commander:
the Lywx, Captain MARSHALL, has alto failed up
the River, to be paid off. It is expeaed that the
Czass will be commitEoned in a day or two.
London, England, 1803-04-09

JTALT.

GCNOA,MARCH 10.—Partks of foldiers are daily
arriving from France, to complete the half bri-
gades in Italy. French troops are alfo marching
to the upper part of our territory : they are to
form two armies : the one of obrervation, and the
other afting._
NAPLES, MARCH frigatcsfrequently
arrive here,to fetch need:tries of various kinds for
Admiral Bic K ERTON'S fleet in the Mediterranean,
which is continually receiving reinforcements.
London, England, 1803-04-09

LONDON.

SATURDAY, APRIL 9.
PRICE OP STOCKS THIS DAT AT ONE O'CLOCK s
3 per C. ReelneeelAllif.
3 per C. ems. 6sni—Ditto, for May ae. 63g.
Old gra Cent. Ann. 97U—New dine 94
Down, Aram s.
Claude of Exchange—Dublin on London is.

Lafl night arrived a Mail from Hansbargh. but
it brought only the French Manifefto which we
have already laid before our Readers.
It is reported that the Archduke CHAIM!, will
proceed to the frontiers of France to have an in-
terview with the Flan. Coasus.

This day we received the French Moniteur of the
sth. The five per cents. had advanced a little in
price on Monday lan : they were then at 531.
It contains no intelligence whatever refpeaing
the fituation of public affairs, nor any article wor-
thy of being tranfcribed, except the prole" of a
law prefented to the Legiaative Body on the for-
mation of a new Bank, which the French hope
will contribute much to their commercial views.
It is to be difcufed on the 24th of Germinal.

Yefterday being Good Friday, was obfenred
with decorous folemnity throughout the Cities of
Lendon and Wellnsinfter.
A few days lime. the London French and
Mich churches prefented their joint Addrcfs of
Congratulation to his 1111/13TT at the Levee.
London, England, 1803-04-09

STATE LOTTERY NOW DRAWING.

Qirr and Co. No. tl, POULTRY, rerptet-
fully inform the Public, that the Drawing of the Lottery
occupies the whole of Monday and Thurfday each week. and
the intermediate days are open forth. faleof T ckets and Slums
warranted undrawn.
London, England, 1803-04-09

THEATRE-ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN.

ON MONDAY NEXT, APRIL 1803,
will be prefented the New Comedy, called
JOHN BULL;
Or, AN ENGLISHMAN'S FIRE-SIDE.
After which will be prefented, comprefied into One Part,
THE DIVERTISEMENT,
AND A MASQUERADE.
e a^d Gentlemen who have not yet been able to obtain
7'1.,.‘ • for the new and very ponular Comedy of John Bull, are
acquainted it wilLbe performed every nigh, next
..na on fuefday, Thurfday, Friday, and Saturday in
.:fe following week.

ROYAL AMPHITHEATRE.
ASTLEY'S, WESTMINSTER. BRIDGE.

Under the Patron.,gs: of thelr Royal Hiqhnelies the Pitmen

Of WALES and Dui' of 101 M.
ON MONDAY NEXT, APRIL ii, 0103.
and every livening during the Holiday Week ON IT. a ill
be prefented .n buli•n Ballet of Aelinn (never performed)
c..tvpofed by Monf. St. Pierre. with New Mufic , (the Accom-
paniments by Mr.Lawanee), Scenery, Dreffa, and Decora-
tions, called ZELICO

Or, THE RIVAL MEXICANS.
•
In width Moor. ST. PIERRE and Miff JENKINSON, from
the King's Theatre, Haymarket; and Madame VOLANCE,
from the Opera, Berlin, will make their brit appearance.
immediately after which, alto never performed, a New Hu-
Icqulnade, with molt extenfive Scenery and Machinery, un-
common Mechanical Changes, Magical Tricks, Ste. called
SILVER STAR I

Or, THE MIRROR OF WITCHCRAFT.
Delineating, in 'rwenty-three entirely New Seems, various ex-
traordinary Adventures of the motley Hero, and hair.
breadth clears of his purfuers. The Somery &filmed by
ilr.Crieve, and executed by him, Mr. Smith, and AlSRaets.
—The Recitative and Soup by Mr. Upton—The Mahe
competed by Mr. Imwreneo—The Tricks and Properties
by Mr. Readied,. And the whole invented and produced
by Mr. AITLILY, fun.
In the coati of the Evening, an entire New Song, written by.
Nlr. Upton, and to IN: tune by Mr. lone/mos% elled
6, JO! IN BULL, and the Bngiiib Coußitution."
Mr. AST LEY, pm. has the honour to announce, that he has !
engaged (for a far weeks pisolous to their intended excurfion
to Pant), that celebrated Horfetren,
Meth. SAII*TH and CROSSMAN.

Wbo will, with th4r Troop G Equeftrians, go through va-
rious unpsrs idled Feat! of HORSEMANSHIP.
The Vert of the Clown by Mr. Croffman.
The whole to conclude with (for Six Nights ally) previous to
the French Company's departure for Buis, a Grand Spec-
tack. in Three Adis, as reprefented at Paris, called
THE FEMALE HUSSAR;

Or, THE HEROIC SERJEANT.
The Principal C tar!eiera by the Prerieb Conroy, who re-

caved fuch unbounded applaufe lift fc:afon.
Donn to be °paned at half pal/ ltve ; to begin at half paft
Az o'clock.

---
Boxes ea Second Price sa. Pit u Second Price as.
Icry ts. Sccond Price 6d. Second Price to commence at Half
Pall Eight
Cp A change of Entertainmeatta will take place oat Monday
the illth
••• Mrs. Wybraw will make her ilrit appearance at this
Theatre in a aw days.
London, England, 1803-04-09

CHATHAM, APRIL R

The VICTORY goes out of Dock. Arrived this
afternoon EL Viscaoo (loop, the crew of which
are to fit the Vicroav previous to her being paid
off. The QILTIENSID is ordered to be fitted for
a flag : (he is expected to fail to-morrow.
The TIxIL, LUMEN, and VLIRTIR) will be
ready in a few days.
Orders have been received to dock the Patscrss
or OaAXGL and Umicoas, and to fit them for felt
with all expedition.
Yellerday moiler arrived to pay the people of
the Dock Yard their quarter's wages, ending the
pit of December laft, which payment will take
place on Tuefday, Wednefday, and Thurfday,
next week.
Yefterday the Liam° was paid off, and her
people hare been indulged with the fame leave as
the I TILLPIDN.
London, England, 1803-06-03

'YOUNG MAN LENT HIS PARENTS.

Landau, May 3t, 2803.
AYOUNG MAN left his Parents, in a Borough
.TSwn tn the Welt of England, as Wodoefday the 28th Ma
!,Rapt. without the kilt Calk as they know of, led to their
great March of blind ; they reined him lottnedistely to return,
or inform them whey be is, and they pram& him to overlook his
having fo left them, and that be will be moll cheerfully recOved.
If he ihould be fo unkind so not to regard this offer, his Parents
sort think it seceder, to deferibe his Perim, doe. and offer a Re-
ward to any one who will give Information of him.
London, England, 1803-06-03

the Noble and Learned Lord, whole known mildners •I
of manners and charafter rendered the charge the
more fevere; he raid, his motive for moving the quer-
tion of adjournment was not as a fhield to Minitlers,
but to the Country, againll apparent difunion, and
becaufc, as there were many points in the conduit r,f ,
‘linißers,whici• he could not confcientiontly approve;
and therefore as he could not vete agairtli the whole
of C.r mutn.,a, he preferred moving the ad.
j ,ornmet,t.
Lord GRENVILLE again fpoke in fupport of his for-
mer argoment.
Lo, d GRAVTLEY, who fully approved the fidelity
of MidOcr,' cc ndoEt. would rather vote for the Ori-
ginal Motion, than f-r that of the Adjournment,
which would convey an indireEt Cenfure.
Lord WARWICK wilhed nothing inimical to Mini.
filer., but thonght their manners too eafy to meet the
ardttNl: d;tficult:es with which they had to euntend.
The Qlieilion being now loudly urged—on the firft
hellion for the Adjournment, the Houk divided,
Ayes tB—Noes to6—Majority 88.
Immediately after, ards the Houle divided on the
previous que!linn, Aye' t4—Noes 96—Majority Bz.
The quenion was then put on Lord Frrzw:ccum's
Motion for the eenfure of Minillers, which paffed in
the negative, without a divifian, and at FIVE o'clock
this Morning the Houle adjourned to Monday.

I;
London, England, 1803-06-03

NUMBER 45131

SADLEWs WELLS.

Under the Patronage of his Royal Highnefa the Disz of Cia-

*Lace.
ON MONDAY NEXT, JUNE 6, and Rye fol
lowing Evenings, will be me:rented thelavourite dcrio-Comie
Pantomime, called
PHILIP QUARLL ;
Or, THE ENGLISH HERMIT.

And. in eookquence of repeated enquiries after its re-performance,
(tor that wink only) the favourite Burletta S eetacie, called
EDWARD AND SUSAN.
Edward, Mr. Townfend ; Saran, Mrs. C. Dibdin.

Diifi Denneti will flog the favourite Song of " The Willow," (as
lung by Mrs. Jordan) accompanied by the Harp;
And Mr. Townfend a New Song (written by Mr. C. Dibdin, jun.
the Mufic by Mr. Reeve), railed
"The MAMMOTH and BONAPARTE"
The Performance of the PATAGONIAN SAMPSON.
The Entertainments to conclude with the favourite Comic Panto-

m me of
WIZARD'S WAKE;
Or, HARLEQUIN AND MERLIN.
Boxes ga. Pit sa. Gallery sa
With unadulterated foreign Wine, at te. per Pint.
PHILANTHROPIC SOCIETY.

'T'HE ANNIVERSARY DINNER of this Infti-
A. onion. will be t Freetnafone Tavern, Great Q.Licen.ftrect,
o WFAWESDAY NEXT, JUNE 8, 1803.
Ercfideat—His Royal Hi:heels the DUKE of YORK.
VicaPrcfidents :

ells Grace the Duke of Leeds
Moft Nobk Marq. of Sallibury
Right Hon. Earl of ftyksford
Right lion. Earl Spencer
Right Hon. Vircount Bulkeiey
Right Hon. Versant Crernonte
Edward Gale Bold,

Hon. Philip Pukg
George Hardinge, Efq. M. P.
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John Harman, Efq.
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