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London, England, 1803-02-01

PORTSMOUTH, JANUARY 31.

This day arrived the fhip Backhoufe, Captain
ANDERSON, (a Southfeaman) from London, bound
to Southfca Fifhery ; the DRYAD frigate, Wm-
stems, from Weymouth ; Dove, I-Issmitto, from
London.—PafTed by the Cumberland, Captain
FARMER, an Eafl India fbip, fix or feven South-
feamen, and many other (hips outward bound—
not lefs than forty fail pallid by for the Downs.
Sailed the Jsmetcs frigate, for Ireland, and the
Two Friends, GREN VILLE, for Rye.
The.principal part of the veffels bound to Lon-
don failed yefterday.
London, England, 1803-08-30

A PARTNER WANTED.

ANY Perron of oltaiaCier who can command from
eight to twelve hundred pounds, may be admitted a Plum,
in 2 v. cll•ettablilhed lucrative and improveable ►onset., in Lon-
don. in which a goad deal may be dune tar ready money. He
may take an naive part In the bulimia, and if fingic and apofed
to live in a plain frugal manner, may make one of toe family. A
largsr capital, if be with it, can be profitably employed.
Letters from principals only addreffed to P. titleft at the STAR
015 cc, will n•eet with immediate attention.
London, England, 1803-08-30

NEW INCOME TAX.

This day were publifised,
•
KEARSLEY's NEW TAX TABLES, for the
A:26 profent and enfuing Year, (price One only). Con-
taining, among a Variety of other Matters, an accurate Statement
of the following Taus :--The Affciled Talcs for the Year 0303.
The Confolidated and additionalAffelrod Taxes which will coos.
mence‘in acia.—The New Receipt Tax.--A new Szanip
m Table dted.—The whole of the new eonfolidated Excite Du-
tlei.--And a faithful Abftradt of tits very important Gement' Tax
upon biome.
Printed for G. Kearfley, No. 46, Fleet-ft:net.
London, England, 1803-08-30

NEW STATE LOTTERY.

DRUMMOND recommends to his Friends and
A
• the Public in genera], an early purchare in the approaching
Lottery. which bigip drawing on MONDAY NEXT. Tickets,
Halves, Quarters, Eighths, and Sixteenths, arc fell.i.g in a variety
of Numbers, at his Old Sent Lottery Office, No 6 , Fleet street,
where Numbers are regiftered with attention, and theca/licit ac-
count fent of their fuccefu Ccuredt books kept. Letters poft paid
duly attended to.

This day *as publithed, in (Mayo, vice s.
BUONAPARTE; or the Free-Bootcr. A Drama,
In 'Elute Acts.

-.„
I* R —.-
By JOHN SCOTIPON, Erg.
London : Printed for S. Hiabley (fueeeffor to the late Mr. John
Murray) No. 24, Fleet-ftreet ; E. Laurence, Strud ; J. Hatchard
mut J. Oin;er, Piccadilly; and J. Alperin, Condull.
Where may be hea,juft put:Bawd. LeopoI41; or the Baftard. A
Nwiel. to Two Volumes, price au feared.
London, England, 1803-08-30

Mr. COLMAN's PATRIOTIC DDRESS.

This day was publabeit price One. Penny, or Ninepenceper dozen,
fur several dillaution,
EPILOGUE to the New Play of the MAID of
BRlSTOL—Written by GEORGE COLMAN the Younger,
Efq. Being an Addrefa to the Petriotilm of the Enghilt.
Printed fat J. Dsbrett, oppoSte Burliegton Hoek, Piccadilly.
Of whom may be bad,
The PARLIAMENTARY RI.GISTER of the lift Salhon,
collated, with the Notes of leveret Madera. No. tto is, price
I a. each.

-1417.—POrs two SPEECHES oo the WAR; rice 3e. 6d.
London, England, 1803-08-30

BIRTBS
Oa Friday, at Little Campden lode, Kcnfington, the Lady of
Lawrence Duadu Campbell, Efq. of a fon.
On Thurfday, the Lady of W. Merry, Efq. of Gowcr.ftreet,
of a daughter.
Oa Friday, Mrs. Groom, of Lincoln's-Inn-Fields, of a fort
London, England, 1803-11-23

This day was publifized, price zos. 6d. boaids.

-
-r1 E SOLICITOR'S P RAC TICE rn the
'ROWN SIDE of the COURT of KING'S BENCH ;
with ais Appendix containing the Forms of Proceedings, Be.
By WILLIAM HANDS, Solicitor,
Author of the Pradtice of Levying Fuses, ke.
London: Printed fed]. Butterworth, fleet Rivets Alio jolt
rdials& price 6a M. boards, a COMPENDIUM of the LAWS
rdps&ing the POOR 1 including the DIGEST of BOTT's POOR
LAWS, and the adjudged Cafes and Ada of Parliament, coati-
need to Patter Tarn, iBo3, inclufive.
London, England, 1803-02-08

Thi4 day was publithed, Prke 21.

AN ESSAY on the Duration of a Future State
of Pouiflttnents and Rrwards.

By JOHN S!MPSON.
Sold by T. Egerton, Military Library, Whitehall.
Lately publillied, by the fame Author, price Is. in boards,
Internal and prefumptireE,idencci of Chriftianit , conlidercd
feparatuly, and as uniting to form one Argument.
London, England, 1803-02-08

ARRIVED.

At Dover, the Halcyon, Roffiter, from New York; and
Comboam, —, from Delfa4.-In the Crett, klarr A no,
lkiikow, from Naples; and Diligent, Pike, front Leghorn.-
At Portfmouth, Eliza, Holman, front Dentarara ; William and
Nancy, —.-, from Li -.crick; Adventure, —, from N. w
Brunfwick ; and Mary Magdalena, .-.--, from 13 irctlona.
-At Cowes, the Commerce, Drikoll. from Clurleitan. Ax
Pook, Ephraim, Lipky, from New Brunhvick; and Stk.:A.(l4
Lander, from Newfoundland -At Milford, the WAcome.
Barnes, from Saint Alichaers.-At Dartmouth, F7lne.
from 11elfaIL..-At Briftol„ Trio, Douglas, fmnl amtzick...-
At Clyde, Mercury, Miller, from Charleft`iwo ; Friendatip,
Howe, from Quebec; and Hawke, CritclA,•yrom
At Youghall, frufm, Holland, from Ssyninnah.--At Cbarante,
London. Smith, from Londom--,%t St. Domingo, Crnaer,
&tfey, Hain; William, CApoinba ; and Profident, Tapp,
trout Ncw York.

ADERD2.EN, FEBRUARY s.

On Friday arrived here, the Neptune of tl.is
porn, Capt. Post sow, from London, lart from Sun-
derland, having on board the life-boat, which, as
we fortterly mentioned, was generoufly prcfented
to t! is town by ALEX•NDIIIL BAXTER, Efq. It is
:very handfume boat, (lib ftantial, and well finithetl,
and is calculated for so rowers.
London, England, 1803-08-06

SATURDAY, AUOUST •

PRICE OP STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE 0 CLACK.
3 pa Cast. ItedueedeaE —3 Per Com Cwirae. PM
ildt
PRICE OF STOCKS YESTEIRDAY :
per C. Red. 531 4 1 India Rends, par se. N. .
3 per C Cent j'a 133 5* 4 Insp.,' per Cent. ssf
4 per Cent. 694 4 Ezeleg. BUIs. to. * sa dlf.
5 per Cent. Navy al4 Omahas Iffifiii.
slier C. ATM 1797, 4ii F.nglill Tickets xyL se.
Lang Ann. 164 16 CaaL for *ea 5s 153 5* 1
Dessix, AUGUST 2.....5 per Cents. Gov. Deb. (radsi) 1441
Kleeeege—Dablia ea Loadeo (yeiberday sf • .

By a vela, which arrived on Thurtday IA at
Plymouth from Jerfey, and which left that place on
Friday laR, it appears that accounts have been re-
ceived there, that the French were in great force at
St. Meloc's and Granville; that 50,000 troops were
embarking, and their deßination Rated to be for an
attack on Guernfey and Jerfey ; in confentsence of
which, the troops and inhabitants of thofe
made immediate preparation, and are in a Rate of
rcadinefs to give them a warm reception, in the event
of an attempt ; but from the Rate of Ireland, it is
probable that their dellination may be for that part
of the united kingdom.

We hive this day received Come details from Gib.
raker, which will be read with much intereli on many
accounts. If we had not bad long experience of the
corralnefs of the intelligence forwarded by oisr.Cor-
refpnndent from that quarter, we &mild hardly be-
lieve that fo important a naval Ration could have
beLn left for fo long a (pace of time as three weeks,
without any naval force able to capture or drive away
ench 4o gun frigate. Yet, fuels has been the fall.
The forma of Gibraltar has bees blockaded for that
Petiod by a fir.gle (hip of comparatively (mall force!
The confequence has been, that though Come prises
have been carried into Gibraltar, fince the war be-
gan, the enemy have abfolutely made a number of
valuAle cartures; and the want of crnizers in the j
'.lcditcrrancan to warn our merchantmen and inal
London, England, 1803-08-06

LONDON.

The feetrod letter of attaacos, written the fame patriotic and
' animated grain as die *eft, which Ms given fo much fatisfadion,
will appear on Wedgy.
TOL morning we received a Later from a Military Gentleman at
containing a more accurate flab:meat of the late horrid
Inforreakin than any that ha yet app:arcd. Aa the writer of
the Latex belonged to a corps on adual Melee at the time, and
was wag an eye knee of the whole vadat:Um, pliS accoanst
Is highly intereiliag, and will fen. to milk the erroaeoul
Statements Which have been circulated. The letter will he
Oven at foil length on Monday.
London, England, 1803-08-06

This day was puhlilhed, in Two Volumes, t IMO.

Embellithed with an elegant Portrait of the Author; Bs. boards.
DISCOURSES on IMPORTANT SUBJECTS.
By the late Rev. JOHN CENNICK.
A New Edition; to which is prefixed the Life of the Author;
Recited and enlarged by MATTHEW WILKS.
London : Printed for H D. Symonds, No. So, Paternoltcr•row;
and T. Wiliilllll, Stationer►' court.
Where may be had, New Editions of
a. The Chriftian Parent, or Short and Plain Difeonrfes concern-
ing Goa, and the Works and Word of GOD in Creation. Redemp-
tion, and Sanaification. By the Author of the Chrittian's Re-
membrances, se. &c. Fourth Edition, corredied and enlarged,
price as. roved.
a. Letters from the late Rev. William Romaine, M. A. to a
Friend, on the molt important Subjetts. ➢y the late Thomas
Willis, A. B. Third Edition ; with a Portrait of the Author; price
gs. fewed.
London, England, 1803-08-06

r RAIN PaOOF CLOTHS.

DUKE and Co. No. 43, Alderm anbury, having
prepared, tinder the patronage and direetion of the Com-
stsauder in Chief and she Fc.sretary at War, kveral thourand lan's
of Cloth for Great Coate for the Arrny,particularly the Monmouth
and Welt London Ittgimette; and ai Cetera Officers In the Ealt
India rorvice, who arc returned this (talon, have given the Paten-
tees authority to affect, that their Uniforms and Pantaloons have
had the fevered trials. both on she outvraed and homeward 'a-
far, with the completed and molt fatisfadtory butters; they,
therefore, confidently fullest the attention hf the Public to their
Ditto's:Ty, It being of a nature fo fuperior, that all ether like at-
tempts have at length difappcaral.
N. B Tke proccfs dues not occafion the Icaft alteration in the
appearance or quality of the Cloth. .

LIQUID PINK DYE for STOCKINGS.
I-1 BLACKMAN, fupernne Colour Preparer to
ILA • his Majefty and Prineeffes, at the lig° of the Blue• Coat Boy,
N.. 36a, Oxford-ftrect, near the, Pantheon, molt reipeetfully begs
leave to inform the Public in geocral, that bisLiquld Piuk Dye fur
Silk Stockings has met with uttiverfal approbation brevery per-
lon that ha, teed ; and owing to the fuperiority and beautyuf
this molt va uablc Liquid have induced others to imitate an article
in Bonk' like unto his, he Public are the'refore cautioned to be
Particular that none are genuine but what are wrapped up in a lift
of the articles fold by him, and Ramped on the bottle with the
words Original Inventor, and an others are Injurious to the Stock •
inga Sold in bottles at 31. each, with proper dirationa Like-
wife his lintotiful Dye for filtering the original brilliancy to faded
Nankeens.

Said alio, by appointment, at Mr Manna's, New Bond•ftreet.

In a few days will br publithod, in two large Vol.. Bro. price 11.4.'
in hoards.
THE HISTORY of FRANCE, from the Year
inn to the Peace with Gican Dr halo. 0300..44 21 A 11114122
in eBO2. By JOHN ADOLPHUS, Erg. F.A.S.
Primed for G. Ks:Briley, Flect•ftreet ; of whom may be bad, in
three Vol.. Oro. price ti. 41 in hoards,

The Hillary oiFrarce, tram the fiat Moblament of the Mo
siartky to the Year t
Inc above Works to/ether form a complete Hillery of France
tram the codicil Prriod to the Year zgoa.

In the toorte of the preterit Moral, will be puhlinted,in Two Parts.
with siS Pines, principally ergraved by Mr. HIATII, Vol.
being the Firft of the HilVey of Fithes, price Two Guineas and
a Half in Boards; or, on large Paper, lime Pounds Sixteen
Shildnp In Boards, of
GENERAL ZOOLOGY, or Synematic Natural
Hillary, By GEORGE SHAW. ST. D. F. R.. S.
Printed for G. Kearney, Fleerdtreet ; of whom may be bad, the
fame Work, Vol. I. and 11. being
The lissroar Of QI:ROPIDS, with between s and 300 plates,
price Farr Guineas in rds, or on large Paper Six Guineas.
Vol. 111. being tie His of Am ratmous ANIMAL. with
between and ma plates,prieeTvror.'suineas and a Half la besards,
or wine Paper 3L c6o. In boards.
London, England, 1803-08-06

FROM THE DUBLIN PAPERS.

Duna*, Auo. a.—A Privy Council was held yet.
terday at the Calile, when two Proclamations were
ordered to be Med, one directing the trials of rebel,
by Martial Law, and the other offering a reward of
sol. for each of the firft zoo rebels who may be dif-
covered, that were of the number *ho appeared un-
der arms in Thomasfireet, &c. on Saturday night
the asd of July lalt.
The Corps of Yeomanry, which has -been formed
at Sandymount, under the command of Gaoaos
Hs vsusvai, Efq. early on Monday morning, be•
tween one and two, took into cu&ody above thirty
furpeded perfons in that vicinity, whom they found
lurking about in by places. They were brought to
town yefterday, and underwent examination t tome
of them it was found uccefary to hold in culody
the rell were difcharged. We hope the fame corn.
mendable vigilance will be ufed in all the cadets of
this metropolis.
The Summer Affixes have commenced in the as
cullomed manner.

Ail our accounts from the interior continue itar
faCtory to the uunoft extent. •

EPIGRAM. •
Says Bomar to Joss NT, 111 km best Doer.
SAP .1 to Bo star. dot's &teed by kiwi
San lowar,bse etas If I rosily coon over
Says JAI MIT, tics null, you'll be annews&

Hit MAJBSTIOS camp equipage is ordered to be got
in readinefs for His Majesty's journey to Cozheatft.
This Marquis of ASIRCOItiI has mode a tender of
his Cervices to Government.

Advises were this morning received at the Ad.
mimic, from Lord NeLsoN.
The Flair Consul. will finifh his tour of the Low
Countries by Macaricht. Leige, Namur, and Moan.
Yefterdai, oae of the grandefl meetings of the
county of Wei. ever known. was held z they voted an
Addrefs to the Lao on the prefent (tate of slain,
fimilar to the Addreffes of the ‘ounties of Surrey and
Mickllefer. Mr. hforraour Butoorns made I VONT
animated fpeech on the occafion.

The boatmen of Dover, with a'fpirit of patriotiim
and loyalty which Bas ever marked their conduet,
have offered their vela* and boats to Government,
through the Lord Warden of the Cinque.Forts, to be
fitted with guns for the defence of the coall. Forty vet.
Fels, from 3o to so tons burthen, armed with upwards
of too guns of a large calibre, will thus be brought
forward for the public fervice ; which, as they will be
manned by thole who know fo well how to ofe them,
cannot fan to be of very material of*, mould the
menaces of our daft enemy be attempted.
A number of young ladies, who have be= for Come
time at a boarding *hoot at Rouen, were fent to
Calais the otbet day on their way to England.—
When on the point of failing, to their great difap-
pointment sad forprife, an order came down from
the nevi. Comm., &firing they might be demised,
till the Englith Governspent tent back Maher wed
lliifs LAPAGIILIB. nephew and niece of Madame lio-
aoraars, who an pacers is England.
London, England, 1803-08-06

MODERN SCHOOL BOOKS.

This day was pubilbed, in one clofely printed Volume duodecimo,
price 4s. 6d. in boards, or ss. bound,
CLASSICAL ENGLISH POETRY;feleded for
the Life of Schools and Young Perfons, from the heft AU-
awn, with lonic original
By Dr. MA VOR and Mr. PRATT.
With a Preface, indicating the fevers! Species of Poetry, and lie
London, England, 1803-11-24

By Virtue e f a Commlflan of Appralfement and Sale, Ifued out
of the High Court of Adrnbaby of England, and addrelfed to
E. Line and Peter Symo.ll, Efqrs.
Ff./. SALE BY PUBLIC AUCTTON,
At the Broker's Warchnufes, Woolfter-ftreet, Plymouth, on Tguef-
day the s)th inttant, at Ten,
'THE GOOD BRIG LA FLORE:
Mornßaum
Length on Ekek . - • $t ft. 7 ia.
Breadth above wales - $4 lik
Heighth between Decks - 5
Depth in the Hold 9 74
Admasfures sos 9s-94 Tons.
Square firmed. French built, has a very roomy Hold, and takes
the ground •, appears to be a very (trans Vail, and well found
In has principal Roves; calculated for the Weft India, Babb,
Coal. oe any other Trade friable to bee borthen,and may be fent
to In at a faun expo:nee; now tying In Button roes, Plymouth.
and there to be delivered. A Pilaw taken no her pelage from M.
Domingo to Havre, and ecmdemaed generally.
For inventories and farther particulars apply to the (aid E.Lynt
and P. Symons, Efqrs.tbe Commillimsets ; Mars Peter Symons
and Son, Merebasea, Plymouth; or Mr. C. D. Symons, Broker.
33, Great Tower-ftreet, Landon—Haw. ea, alloj.
London, England, 1803-11-24

By Virtue of a Commiffion of Appraffemert and Sale, iffu. d from
the High Com- of Admiralty of England, addreffed to Edward
Lyne and Peter Symons, Elva.
At the Broker's Sale Room, in Woollier-sheet, Plymouth, on
Treklay, the s9th IntL at Tcn,
fHE FOLLOWING GOODS, VIZ.
roe ICIPORTATION.
ao 'Hhds. Sugar a Cafe Violins and Claris
7 Tierces ditto nets
9 &rick ditto 3 Bike 7 Pisces CUM.§
79 Wets Coin= 6 Ditto, 9ao Coffee Bap
it Tierces ditto a Cafe with two large Looks
54 Burets ditto ing Glares
St Bags ditto I Ditto, at 7 fatal ditto
13 Puveld ens Rum sl CAB Hues, Locks, Car-
go cd,, Claret, Chant:win, patters To** &c.
and Vie Jr Grave s Cafes dit:o
a 6311 Pirces Paper Hargings It Cats Load Drop Shot
$ Trunks.enetalning Herk- 43 Ultto Prepared Paint
whips, Pewter nouns, a Care Witting Paper and
Ste. AecOunt Books
46 Calks Iron Nana 56 Cafes with 4SCO Oroce
33 Pieces Lawns Military Coat and Vctt
30 .•••••••• Sheeting Bowan,
3 Bales 500 Packet Hands 36 Frying-paps
kerchiefs do Iron Weights
Ditto, 3 Douai Holland And fundry other Articles
Shirts

For Home Ccnifumption.
9, Bags Cotton t Barrel Indigo
4o Logs Mahogany 26 Hides
130 Planks ditto 285 Or or Cow Horns
31 Pieces I.lg-am Vita 5t Bars Flat Iron
45 Pieces Logrenod E Bundles Rod ditto
39 Pieces of Falai 13 Ditto Iron Hoops.
Bc.ing the entire Cargo landed oat of the French brig la Flore.
taken on her palfage from St. Domingo to Havre, and condemned
Samples (Ache Sagan, Coffee, and Cotton, may be ken in due
tare at Mr. C. D. Symons, N 0.33, Great Tower-ftreet, or Alex-
ander Ovoid. Elq. No 52. Dean Brew, London. The whole of
the Gooda,may be faro, and Catalogues had on application at the
Glecesof the laid Edw. Lyle do Peter Symons, Brokers, Plymouth.
EDWARD LYNE and PETER SYMONS, Commlfflopers.
London, England, 1803-11-24

ANOTNIR LITTER, SANS DAM

The vifit of General Burn se, Chief of the Staff
of the army of Hanover, has put us in great agita-
tion. He has made a demand of a heavy loan, as he
Pays, to cafe the States of Hanover. That country
to be fure has been redly plundered ; and after the
Generals and Commiffaries are fatisfied, the reft goes
to France. The troops are left unpaid. Lubeck and
Bremen are likewife called upon for a quota. Every
day we hear of fome violence committed by the
French. On Wednefilay they flopped the tranfport
of goods in Lauenborgh, leading to Lubeck ,bot this
appears for the purpufe si main fees. It hos:-
ever creates foam oneafinefs—and IA they atould
proceed spina the trade of Lubeck, by taking poi.-
feMon of Travemunde, the Englals veffels are to drop
down there to be ready to make their efcape. The
precaution may be good, but I do not think it yet
' neceffary. The ports of Holftein moult remain open
to ut, at leaft till the French attack Denmark.

Nov. 8 —Notwithftanding the refufal of the loam
which the French demanded of this city, a refufal
only given by the Senate at the advice of certain
Foreign Mini tens confulted on this fabjeft, there es-
tortioners have, however, gained their end. The fum
demanded as a loan amounts to nine millions of
francs, a far more confider:We furn than that which.
for want of more accurate information, I fisted to
you in my laft.
BERTHIER had orders to fnlicit this money, to re-
lieve the urgent wants of the French army in Hano-
ver ; and he fairly hinted, that if the demand was
wit granted, the French army would find means to
/Aire the furn on the foot.
Intimidated by this menace, the Senate fent coo-
tiers to Berlin and Vienna, and convoked, at the fame
time, a General Convention of the Elders and Bur-
gores, in which the majority of votes, efrecially
among all young men, was to refge the money ;

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London, England, 1803-11-24

TußgEr.

CONSTANTINOPLE, OCT. 9.—The Governmenthere
ha. os. . 5..: he agierablc intelligence that Alezan•
dria is not 'lt to t.: ,e Porte. According to the ac•
count: received idle, the foll'•wers cf AIM(' t,
CH AS 11. i Vc into the Icfart, and the Porte ap-
peal> to has I touch lefscaufe fm anxiety widi iefpett
to them. Tlie CAP/T iN PACHA has taken two Mainot
corsairs off the coaft of the Morea, and cut off the
head of tbe Captain of one of them. As many AP
binefe have gone in European vetfels to Cairo, to
join the infut gent Arnauts there, the CAPITAN PACHA
has complained to the European Miiiiiters here, and
requefled diem to prevent the Captain: of fJcli veffels
from taking them. The Ruffian Ambaffidor has pro-
pofed the more effeaual meafure of ftrialy prohibit-
ing the emigration of the inhabitants of Albania, and
their embarkation on board riny veffels whatever. A
few weeks (ince another fire broke out in the neigh-
bourhood of the magnificent mot-clue of Santa Sophia,
which confutned above a hundred bonfes.—Several
Councils of State have been 1:1d, and great levies of
troops will immediately be made.—The CAPSTAN
PACHA has received orders to keep a prong force on
the coalls of the Morea. We have had reports here,
that French troops had already landed in that penin-
&la, but there are now known to be unfounded.—
Many troops, which had matched againit the rebels
in Romelia, have returned to this vicinity.—Not-
withilanding the vigilance of the French privateers,
a fhip from London, with a rich cargo, has lately
arrived fare at Smyrna, where a Tut kills Ihip from
Barcelona, with a great quantity of Spanilh colonial
commodities, and which had been fuffered to pals by
the Englifh, has likewife arrived.

PARLIAMENT/Mr ;PROCEEDINGS.

HOUSE OF LORDS, WEDNESDAY, NOV. 23.

A meeting, loon after two o'clock, took place this
• clay. Several arrangements were made with refpeet
to the hearing of Appeals, &c. At a quarter before
three their Lord(hips (having previontly adjourned
till Wednefday next) proceeded to St. James's with
their Addrefs to his Majefly.
London, England, 1803-08-01

FROM THE DUBLIN PAPERS.

Jutv 28.—Since our lag we received letters from
various parts of the country, which communicate the
pleating intelligence of general tranquilit7, and thew
that the rebellious outrages committed in this city
have not been feconded by a fimilar difpotition in
ai.y part of Ireland. Accounts from Athy, Clonmel,
Sligo, Belfalt, &c. Rate the peafantry to be quietly
and virtuotilly occupied by their agricultural labours
—thole purfuits of honeft, blamelefs indußry, which
bell conduce to their happinefs and profperity. From
our eorrefpondent in 13elfall we learn, that what has
been exaggerated into an attack upon the town, was
none other than precautionary mealbres for the pub.
lic lecurity, and the arreft of certain perfons fuppofed
to be ernilTaries of our foreign enemy. Thefe mea.
lures, much to the praife of our Government, were
adopted by their inftruetion—their vigilance and
timely information having enabled them filently, al.
though effefivally, to fruflrate the wicked defigns
formed againtl the peace and happinefs of the coun-
try. While they refpetled the forms of the Confli-
tution, they were not unmindful to preferve it againft
the machinations of its enemies, and that fy Rem of
peace and conciliation which we have hitherto had
in much reafon to praife in Lord HAILDWICIII'S ad.
minifiration, has not been departed from even in the
adoption of the flrcnr.ft matures, and the ittott
vigilant precaution
With griped to the barbarous and fiendlike alts
which fo recently difgraced our capital, already are
the refpetlable Catholics of Dublin eagerly ftepping
forward to evince their horror and detestation of fuck
wickednefs, and that they can have no alliance, no
fymnathy with bale alraliins. They fee, as every man
mutt, that no dißiattion can now be made between
aftive loyalty and a neceffary regard to their own
perfonal fafety and the prefervation of their property,
hut that every bonen, virtuous man, of every rcligi-
ous perrualion, mull vigoroufly efpouie the facred
cattle of Social Order and Morality, againfl the at
tempts of an unprincipled, anarchical, murderous
rabble.

On Trier-day evening a confiJerable degree of alarm
was excited in every part of this city, occafioned by
' the following circumstances: The Liberty Rangers
had beLn conveying for interment the remains of Mr.
EDMISTON, a membet of their corps murdered on
Saturday evening, when they were affailed with dirt
and g 141; bottles accompanied with infulting expref-
fions. This bare attack. fo charateriffic of coward
Pffatlins, was repelled by our protating fellow eiti•
z:ns, but without firing a tingle flint. This flight
affray was magnified into a moR ferious and formi-
dable effort of infurgency, the drums beat to arms,
and, glorious to their charafter ! in left than fifteen
minutes there were upwards of Soon yeomen under
arms, and not osl7 the yeomanry, bet in vary dint-
London, England, 1803-08-01

r.,llal.l.l7E.VP.fir P:t;;CLLDIAGS.

HOUSE OF COMMONS, SATURDAY, JULY 30.
The AT Toms ey-GtNERAL, after a few preliminary obfeeVa-
tiors, obtained leave ra bring in a Bill, to extend the limits of Jo•
lifdidion of the Coons of Upper and Lower Canada, to pans m.t
wi:hin its limits at prefent.

Lord G e [Nat XV; r be,,light up the report of the Committee ap-
pointed to confider the Rate of the Journals of the Houfe, which
was ordered to betaken irto eonfideration on Monday next.
A Petition was pfoited from the prifonere confined in Cardi-
gan Gaol, praying relief--.l'he two Vote of Credit Bill,
the t.„too,occl. Exchequer Bills Bill, the Tnl:acco Export Bill, the
riZtailia Duty Bill, the Dover and Deal Pilots' Bill. and the Bill
to exempt Perfons (crying by themfelves, or by fuldlitutes, in the
Army of Referee, troni Irving in the Militia, were feverally re-
ported, and ordered to he read a third time on Monday.
Mr. ALtIANDr a b7ough: up the report of the Committee of
Supply, which was agreed to.
Mr. VANSITTART brought in a Bill for graneng certain court.
tervailing Duties on line Sugar, imported from Ireland into Great
Britain, which was read a firft time, and ordered be read a fecond
time on Monday; as was alto the Bill for confolidating the Duties
on Stamps.
.

The A ueli,.nerrs' Duty Bill, and the Irifh Tea Exportation
Went through a Committee, and were ordered to be reported on
Monday.
The Tortola Fret Port Bill, and the Scotch Malt Bill, were read
• fecund time, and ordered to be committed on Monday.
The Houfe went into a Committee to c•mfider of the Bounty
payable on Sugar. rcfolvcd that it was expedient that the period for
granting an additional Bounty on Sugar, ihould be limited. The
report to be received on Monday.
The Property and Income 13111 was ordered to he read a third
time at Monday, to which day the Motif,: adjourned .
London, England, 1803-08-01

LONDON.

it the Sraa of to-morrow we than prefent to our readers the
farft of a Series of Letters,addretred to the People of the United
Empire, on the preterit circumltanees in wh eh we are placed by
the ambitious views of a turbulent and inveterate enemy. As
thee Letters are written with the true fpirit of a Briton, Proud
ot the many blriLngs of our happy Conftitution, and animated
by a &fire of defending it, and every thing we hold dear, from
the unhallowed hands :f tyranny, and the fell gripe of infaiable
rapine, we have no doubt that they will be read with that ince-
reit which they de ferve, and make that ferious impretßon which
teems to be the only view of the patriotic author.
London, England, 1803-08-23

SALE OF OLD WiI4F.S AT LEITH.

WALKER,I'HOMSON, and Co. Leith, have
at orefent a Sale of the fellow* Wines of warranted fina-
lities tad ages
Port, Sbetry, Woos, FUR and Strand Growth Clarets, Vint.
170, Mountain, Rocellas, Chamedes, a tweet wine of Pinup!.
The prices of this Sale will be &and fe much under the legal
rates, as to fecal to render nectifary mute account of the principles
on which Old Wines of warranted quality can be fo offered. For
this the Public are refpeafully !dared to a (mall publication entit-
led" Hints to Conferee's of Wine," printed for Ventor and Hood.
--(See Anti-jaeohin Review for November, am, and Monthly
Review foe Aprll, ello3
After the period of the Sale, which will be about the middle of
Auguit, the prices will be advised.
W.T. and Co. are expedites front Madeira round by the Weft
Indies, a few pipes and begiheads of London particular Madeira
(fitipped by Murdo:b, Matignon, and Co.) of very high eharadter.
—Gentlemen who purchafe this wine immediately ea tea arrival,
ail find the price and quality equally worth their attendpo—the
plan is to plate them as nearly as poillbie on the footing el being
their own Importers.
The charges or fending wine freer Leith to Leaden It is well
known arc very trilling: at the prelim cafe they will be inroad
wonky clap retard compared with the advantage of pries.
Leith July 30,1803.
London, England, 1803-08-23

DIED.

Lately at Brampton, after a long and painful Mods, deeply la-
mented, Mifa Sophia Tyrrell, aged 3s.
Lately, at Twickenham, S. Hart Myers, Efq. of Cheltenham.
On the Bth loft ant, at Edinburgh, Major-General F. Halket, of
the Scotch Brigade.
At Chatham, Mils Hope,cldeft daughter of COMMlffioner Hope.
On the ioth instant, at Nairn, Mr. Georg. Grafi, Riding Sur-
veyor of Caftans. which finial= be held for there p yea:s
Same day, at Edinburgh, John Small, Efq. of Ovamains, Lieu-
tenant in his Majefty's Navy.

TURTLE&

WILTSHIRE and Co. King's Head Tavern,
Poultry. have inft landed, for rale, another large Cargo
of remarkable fine Turtles, from so to scolb. weight each.
Turtles drcifed every day In the high& patellas, and fent to
any part of Town or Country.

kOk ACCOUNT OF THE MANUFACTURERS,
isanpt from the Audios Doty, agreeable to Ad of Parliament.
0. Thurfday, 23th Augun, at Seer,
XNERAC, SON, and Co. will put up to Public
a.v.E. Sale, at their Warehoufes, No. 7E, qtlebt-fireet • WIN Ar-
mrtment of BRITISH PIECE GOODS; confining of &Wore and
Cambrick Handkerchiefs; Lappet, clouded 'and plain Shawls •
Book Mullins; Book Handkerchiefs; Lappets; Rich Tamboureti
Jamieson; Malls and Books; Candelas, plain and fatdned ; Pul-
ikats; Calicoes • Dimity; Quikieg; Nankeens ; &siftings ;Iritb
Shootings; Prin;ed Shawb, /cc. Ste. Alb a confide:able (132antity
of Ira Linens, bilk Linen Shirts, Frilled, Sec. Shins, Lined
Jackets, Cloths, Kerfeys, Diapers ogre. with 2 Variety. of other Goods.
To be viewed as above; where Catalogues may be bad ; and at the
New York andTesn's Ccdee-Heaks. M. L. MERAC, Jen. Broker.
London, England, 1803-08-23

BIRTHS.

Monday fensgght, the Lady 461: Dlgtry Maebworth. of a
daughter.
To Dogninick.ftreet, Dublin, the Counters of Howth, of a fon
ard heir.
Ott Saturday Taft, in New Bridge-ftreet, the Lady of Thomas
Oom, Efq. of a fon.
London, England, 1803-08-23

MARRIED.

On the gth init. at Irv/bridge. the Rev. S. Smith, Chaplain to
the Hon. Houle , f Commons, and Student of Chrift Church, to
Mifs Ann Barnett youngett daughter of the late Hon.W. Barnett,
'of the ifland of amaica.
Lately., Mr. Joint Imber, of Franc, aged about fourfeore years,
to Mra. Hefter 'eels+, whole Journey through life las been nearly
as long as that of her (mire.
On Tuefday bet, at Kenfington, by the Rev. Mr. Ormerod,
the Rev. Ifaae Sloper, Diffenting Minitter of Becclea, in Suffolk, to
Mifs Gould, of the above place
• Oa the agth of July, at Eribole. Captain Mackay J. Scobie, of
the Hon. Raft India Company's fervice, to Mita Barbara Mackay,
only daughter of Major Mackay. of, Eribole.
On the aft Mama, J. Stoddart, Efq. L. L. D. Student of Chrift
Church, to Mifs Monereiff, eldeft daughter of Sir Harry Mon.
ereiff Wellwood, Bart.
On the ad ioftant, at Cattle Connell, Matthew O'Brien, of En.
nis. M.D. to Mifs Fliz. Ellen M•Mahon, daughter to the late
C. M'Mahon, E.fq. of Chrism umt.
Lieutanat Edward John:ton, of the Royal Navy, to Mita Sarah
Mountfo.d, daughter of Mr Hugh Moontford, of ditto.
In Wezford, Captain Ebenezer Jacob, to Ma Euphrmiah Jacob,
daughter of B. Jacob, Efq.
London, England, 1803-02-12

MARRIED.

, . .......
Monday, Thomas Willem, Efq. of Hampdtead, to Mils Ed-
wards, of Coleman-Bred.
The Rev. Dr. Price, chaplain to his Royal Hiehnefs the
Prince of Wal;s, to Mifs Pepys, eldeft .laughter of Edmund
Pcrys, Efq. of Upprr Charlotte-ftrect, Fitzroy-fquarr.
On the 18th uk. in the Inc of Mm, John Lucas, Efo. to Mifs
Chr%l.lm,daughter of the Hon. and P.ev.Vicart ;sutra' Chrini..n.
At Kk. Braddan, Hie of Man, Wllliatraculfati, Lig. to Mils
.CafnAan, both of Douglas.
On Saturday, at St. Saviour's, Southwark, Mr. R. H. Offirun,
Rationer, of the Borough High.ftrect, to Mrs. Pearfon, of St.
Saviour's Church-yard.

At Edinburgh, On the :td init. Mr. Andrew Stork, wr ter to
the fignet, to Mil's Penelope Fyfe, daughter of the late Barclay
Fyfe, Efq. nicrehant in Leith.
At Courance, Mr. An.at, in Hall of Ecclefechan, to Mn. C,
Fiala, daughter of Pranci. Short. Efq. of Courance.
At Edinburgh, on the 7th inft. Charles Jenicefon, Efq. of
the 3d Guards, to Mifs Catharine Campbell, fifth daughter of
Walter Campbell, of Shawfield. Efq.
At Levittown, county of Kildare, John L wlefs, of Warren-
mount, county Dublin, Efq. to Mild ficlui Caulficld, fecui.d
daughter of Daniel Caulfield. Efq.
In Great Charles-ftrect. Mom tjoy-fquare, Dublin, Hervey
M. Moues, Efq. to Mr,. Efmonde
London, England, 1803-02-12

MILITIA.

The SICRITAZT at WAR rofe,plarfitant to &no-
tice which he had given previous to the recefs, to
move for leave to bring in a Bill for training and
exercifing the Militia during the period of twenty-
eight days, inftead of twenty-one. The Right
Hon. Gentleman then proceeded to take a retro-
fpea of the inftitution of the Militia fine the time
of Charles the 11. It was then appointed to be
exercifed by companies four times a year, and once
by battalions—it confined at that time of 6o,000;
nor was it thought nectfrary to call the men from
their homes more than twelve days, eight of which
were employed in exercifing them by companies,
and four in exercifing them in battalions. That
fyllem was purfucd till the end of the late King's
reign. Some advantageous change was afterwards
intri,duced by the Marquis Townlhend, and con.
tinned in force till the year t 78.. After the Ame-
rican war, a war by which the country was much
exhaulted, the Militia remained for fome time in
a (Lite of uncertainty refpethng its difcipline and
management. Indeed the fituation of the coun-
try did not then profs on Government or Parlia
mcnt to make any material alteration in the for-
mer ()tem; their great objea was to attend to
ceconomy. Since that time only two-thirds have
been called out to exercife ; fo that one-third con-
tinued
not to he cloathed or paid. But fince the
renovation of peace, it was thought advifable to
put the fyilem on a new footing; and that the
whole of the Militia fhould be exercifed once a
year, in order to obtain a complete Mufter.roll.—
This, it was true, would create a great expence
beyond that of former times, and Minifters, who
were anxious for economy, did not with to pro
trad the period to more than twenty-one days for
training and exercifing. The addition he now
wifhed to make was, that only of (even days more
—nor would it be attended with very great ex
pence. The whole of the expence amounted before
to actoosool. and the addition that would refult
' fri m adopting the meafure he had to propofe
would be only 18,0001. In that view of the fub-
jea, he ventured to hope that there would be no
objeCtion to his motion. The Right Hon. Gentle.
man then concluded with moving, That leave be
given to bring in a Bill to authorife the Training
and Exercifing of the Militia for twenty-eight
days.—Leave given.
London, England, 1803-02-12

FROM LLOYD% LIST.

DEAL, Fr It. I I.—Sailed the Arrow (loop of war (,r Portf-
mouth, and the Windham, Graham, for the EaR
Arrived and failed for the River, the Moore:, Lei h, from
China.—Wind N. E.

GRAVZSLND, FE11.11.--Paffed by the &Ilona, from
Virginia; Confola, Cockrsn, from Lifbon ; Rtfolution, Mor-
ris,from Waterford; Jonge Adwick, Defreis, from Dunkirk ;
William and Nancy, Daniels, Perfeverance, —, and the Al-
bion, Lore, from Limerick.--,Sailed the Flying Filb, Peterfon,
for Africa, and the Cleopatra, Julien, fur Juicy.
ARRIVED. _

At Ramfgate, Margaret, Lcihe, from Newry—At Lack-
mandy, Crow ifle, Campbell, from Charlefton—At Have,
'l'riton, Lime, from Virginia—At Bourdeaux, America, —,
from ialem—At Marfalies, Hope,Critehill, from London, with
damage—At the Cape of Good Hope, Batavia, —, from
the 'read; Nile, —, from China and Caledonia, ,
from London--At Bengal, Governor North, —, from the
Cape of Good Hope—At Portfmouth, &trey, Morris, from
Brdtol.
London, England, 1803-08-24

et eleven, sad 0 Aabor 4, at live, at the Ral-thiri, in the 14,1eth
Bailey, Dorltem. Attoratieu, Mr. Frances Mimics, In Durham;
or Mr. Clennelt, Staples-foe, Loodoa.
Richard Porter, of Great Driffietel, Yorkthirc, [pier-merchant and
corn-fatter, Augult 19, October 3,-stod 4, at eleven, at theßlue
Bell Inn, Great Drifheld. Atmruim, Mr. James Sbarwhs, Great
James-ftreet,•Bcdford•rew, Lootlon ; or Mr. George Conyers,
Great Driffield. _ - .

Solomon Fletcher, of Manch eller, and alto of Stockport, Cheadle,
linen-draper, denier and chapnian' Sept. 8,9, and Octtoher 4, at
cloven, at the Bridgewater-Arms, hlsochefter. Attornies, Mr.
F.lward Foulkes, Manchcaer ; or Mr. John Foulkes, Bury-place,
Illoomibury-fnuare, Londoo.
R chard Langfton. of Crois-Street, Cheshire, and Michael Gur-
ney, of Chetwood, near Manebetter, cotton •merehants, dealers,
ehapmen, and copartners, Sept. 7, and Oetober 4, at four, at
the Star Inn, MNICikeRCT. Attorney, Mr. Samuel Edge, Drown •
Erect, Manehelter.
James Carew, of Stift], merchant, broker, dealer and charism'',
Aw,gult 06, Sept. 5. and Otkober 4, at eleven at the Boat 'ra-
yon, &Ma Atwrnies, Meets. Hill and Meredith, Gray's-.
Inn, LondAs; or Mr. Eallon,
Edward Jones, late of Hereford, butcher, maltiler, dealer and Chip-
man, Sept. 9, so, and Oetober 4, at ten, at the Greyhesind Inn,
Hereford. Attorney, Mr. Downes. Hayford.
Edward Jones the elder, and Edward JOINS the Tawnier, late of
Hereford, copartners, corteadtors, dealers and chairmen, Sept. 9,
To, and 041ober 4, at ten, at the Greyhound lao, an Mrs-iced.
Attorney, Mr. Downes, Hereford.
DIVIDENDS.

Sept. q. William Warwick, et Red I.yen•Rrcet, Cletteowell,
Middlecex, jeweller, at twelve, at Guildhall
Sept. 13. Thomas Reed-3, of &odium. Derbyibire, timber-ruer-
chant and vidtualler, at tea, at the Puotb•Bowt, Nottingham.
London, England, 1803-08-24

DUBLIN AUGUST z I .

We bad an aggregate Meeting of the Freemen and
Freholders of this city today, at the Seffions houfe.
Green.ftreet, when a Loyal addrefs to his MAJESTY,
on the prefent Gate of public affairs, was unanimoufly
agreed to.
The above is really the only Intelligence worth
communicating to your readers.—Were I to tell you
all the idle reports of the day, the little fabrications,
falfined each fucceeding hour, I fbould never want
fubjea for a letter, nor your readers amufentent—if
they can be amufed by lies, which affedt the charatier
of a count: y, in which they fhould feel an infeparable
interefi.

Captain H TAL, of Sandymount, and tome
of his corps, apprehended, a few nights ago, a fellow
of defperate deigns, as a leader of infurgents.
On Tuefday hit, two men from Harold's crofs,
were committed to the Prevoß, by Mr. JuDice BELL,
charged with %tithing the Tree of Liberty to be
planted at the Cagle gate, the magazine to be blown
up, and many other expreffions of the molt inflarn.
matory and treafonable nature.
4 few nights ago, Mr. WILSON alto took into cut-
tody four perfons in a public-houfe in Mill-fireet, in
the Liberty, whom he heard toafling " the Boys of
Pvcifperous, Rathangan, &c."—Thefe boys, it will
I be ohferved, were the rebels who committed atroci-
'ties in thole places, during the late rebellion.
Tuefday night lan, Mr. WILSON, chief peace of&
cer, apprehended Mary Ennis and Michael Daly,
charged with having carried away gun-powder, from
the rebel manufaftory of it in Patriek-ftreet ; and on
Wednefday night, the fame very attire officer, took
into cuflody Thomas Magauran, and Daniel Finn,
charged with being employed in that manufactory,
and concealing fireparins which wens in that place.
London, England, 1803-08-24

FROM LLOYD's LIST.

Dem., Auaorr a3.—Sailcd the Leda frigate. on a cruise. Ar-
ri Ted the Fame, —; Verona, —; and Sir Wm. Benny, Eaft
Indiamen, under convoy of the Apollo frigate. Wind E. N. E.
OR AAAAA ND, AUGUST 23...-PailCd by the Mercury. Smith,
from Bourdeamt; Antony, from Archangel!: Inhn Mal-
colm, Irons New York ; Pabella, Barton, from the Weft Indies ;
Pitt, Ooodm n, from Egypt; Ranger, Stacker, from Memel;
Antonetta, --, from Norway; Chriltiana. Peters, from Stock-
holm; Abon lance Itordhip, a•d Amphitrite. Smith, from Gi-
braltar—Sailed the Prudence, —, for Phit.idelphia; Zephyr,
Herbert, for Copenhagen; AtLinta. —, for Riga; Kent,
for Stettin; Cecelia, Ohkrs, for Tanning= ; and C.atharina Ma-
rk, for Embden.

In the Gowns, Jack Tar, Barry; John. Bertie; George Brid-
get. Maul• ; Pea Denton ; and the Neva, Ayton, from Ja-
miect.—Cif Fairleigh, Hanoi. Chapman, from Jamaica—At
Cowes. Hope, Lachlan. from Rottedam —At Falmouth, Sir
Hyde parker. —, from Buenos Ayres; and Jane, Nettling,
from Wilmington.
A French Onp, from Gusdsioupe to France, Is taken by the
Hunter Owns of war, and curled into Jamaica.
—, from Newfoundland to Bourdeaux, is taken
by •hs Poway privateer. and carried into Guernrey.
The Favorite, of Yarmeratb, front Peteriburgh, is full of water,
lin the Humber.

fheirenes---pegnes *see. rhat the CoHand's Grove. from Bengal,
and the Flirt, from ate Smith am to London, taken by le San Is
privateer, weris wad Into Paine the td initant—that the Caro-
line privateer km taken t►e Philip, from Leghorn to London, and
thk Relolution. from Malta ; and that the King George packet,
from Lilco, Is taken by the Repellant French privateer.
The Forfoket. Moon, Rom Finland to Harnbro', is detained by
the Fauna frigate, and lent into Yarmouth.
London, England, 1803-08-24

INFALLIBLE GERMAN C01t24-PLAIIITEIL

THE PROPRIETOR of this moll excellem
REMEDY Is fo certain of Its Fdlikacy laving never kited.
Ina variety of Cafes, agrees, if It doss not ernecate the Coos,
row and branch, TO It [TOON Ti! WONTY.
it will, on application, take off the Istarainadon is a few hours,
and deltroy effectually the Malignity without the lea hazard.
Printed Diredions (mini up with it.
This is the celebrated PLAISTER that gained fo much repu-
tation in Germany, and has been fold In London upwards of fifty
Years, with the grcateft reputation.
Sold Wholefak and Retail by T. Alta, No. z. Pinchelanl. near.
the Royal Exchange; and alto by Mr. Da;,-Na 7, Tavitiock-,
Greet; Mr. Wilfon, No. 39, St. Jantes's-ftreet ; Mr. Swiney,
No. at, Palisl'stall; Mr. Ward, No. 324. Halbirs ; and Jeboult
and Co. No. iso, Oaford-meet.
At Brian% by Bulgin and Sheppard; and Banner, Waters.
Bath, By Hazard, bookfdkr, and Raman. perfumes.
Edinburgh, by Baxter, South Bridge.
Ponies and Oofport, Mr. Harding s.
Liverpool, by Mr. Gore. prlnter,and Mr. Joaw,benhedlor,
Portfmoutk, Mr. Model, baokfellar.
London, England, 1803-08-24

BIRTHS.

On Monday, the Lady of Edward Peaty, of Radian, in the
county of Wilts, Efq. of a daughter.
On Summer bill, Dublin, the Right lion. Laity Monntoorris, of
a daughter.

MARRIED.

By fpecial licence, at Meryl* Lodge, County of Dublin, the
fat of Sir Thomas Lighton, Bart. Sanned Hayes. Efq. late Cap-
tain in the Guards, only ion and helr apponnt of Slr Sam. I !ayes,
But. of Drumboe Cattle, County of Donegal, to Mils Lighten,
daughter of Sir Thomas Li;hton.
captain Heary Allifon, of the Stoth Foot, to Mils Frances
BrCreary, of Belfaft.

DIED.
Lately, in Carnarvonilaire, the Rev. Grath Grille's, Fellow of
jefua College, Oxford.
On the 9th init. at the tnanfe of Kenmore, Miff Chriftim
M.V,ean daughter of the Mr:Patrick &Olean, deceaftd,
late Minder of that part®.
On the r6th 'octant, at Edinburgh, Mrs. Rattray, widow of
the late John Rattray, furgeon in Edinburgh.
On the zathinftant, at Ratho Bank, Alexander Reid, Efq.
On the t ph intuu, Mrs. Jean Brown, wife ut William Forbes,
writer in Edinburgh.
London, England, 1803-08-24

ITALr.

M1L212. JULY 28..... An order of the Senate has
lately been publithed at Genoa, forbidding the im-
portation of any Engin Colonial, or other •commo-
dities. All neutral (hips that enter there mutt bring
a certificate from the Ligurian Commercial Commit-
fiouer at the place where they took in their lading-
that they have no Eneifli goods onboard, or be fula,
ice to a very aria fearch. Netwitbaanding the& re.
gulations, however. fo many merchant (hips have
found their way into Genoa with there commodities,
that the price of Colonial produas is confiderably
fallen, efpecially in the article of filar, which is so
per cent. cheaper than it has been.-.. Admiral
son is making preparations at Malta for an expedi-
tion to Egypt-A new Conflitution has been pub-
, hated at OWN for the Seven Unitedlflands.
London, England, 1803-08-24

GERmiNr.

Hanovsa, AUGUST ta.—The 15th. cc Wag the
Birth-day of the Fiasr Coustm. and the Anstiver-
tarp of his nomination to the C-etfulate for life, will
be celebrated here with much magnificence', and all
the foldiers will receive double pay. At Zell, Lu-
neburg, Harburg, &c. the day will alto be kept, and
announced. by dilehatges of artillery, (The t dite
of the cannon, at Hartstorg, was in fait repeatedly
heard. at HUl:burgh on the tsth.) ••
The liatinverian Deputies are fidd to have hackat
Brink's. the'enoft favourable perfonal mccption from
Sriw a iakie and the moll are4sui fupportef Cititen
Rear,* the•lsermefs of their.Mifoon. Twe hundred
bisiffists,vhltherto quartered In Ofnabruck, are going
irtirtoliatelt bide to Holland; ' Four thoufandborfes.
in divifions of too, will -proceed by Ofnabruck to
Freezer:. The Reemb-park ofartillery, including the
pieces taken blQiur troop'' lei tee (even years wart fet
off lati the oh ihr .' - '
AteltNardittait ktitseilii4 on in the Duclay
bf Li,ni*fg arch. • -
He matiacti,`Avouvr stre-Jellerday the ratifistai-
tion of tie Coniention: for the ceffion of Wilmer to
•Mecle;ttibs, Wert Act tbe-patipeni of the firft
sirit44:iF,lcielNo7,oolllairisikeo. exchanged heie be-
twe.ms, V4r.-rarracost 11finiikex Of. the Xing of Swtdets,
and Mr. Von Lu cow, Agent of the Duke of Meek.
lenbarg; and the tenstlticidoelatileate fent exprelk to
Stralfund and Sehwertit. •' •
Nothing is called of here but an a& of moll horrid
and unparalleled barbarity, committed yefterday
morning. A man of the name of Ruelfau, who,
with his wife, kept a fchool. and dealt betides in Eng-
li!h goods, murdered his wife and five children. The
wretch has been taken, and will loon (offer for his
crime.
London, England, 1803-08-24

ORNMARK.

CAPIOIIOIII, Also vsv st.—The arrival of an
Eaglifh Meffenger here on the 7th. has given rife to
various reports; and it is affirmed as certain. that an
Englifh fleet will fhortly appear in the &sand and the
Baltie.—On Friday. arrived a fleet of fifty Englifh
merchantmen from London. under convoy of the
Hou ND (loop, of t 6 guns, Captain Maxwes.s.
Syneuscen. A tractor "—The Ling and (esti
of Sweden are hill here. and the time of their de-
parture does not kens fixed ;.,.-nor do we know any
thing of their mite front this place. It is expelled
they will pay a wilt to Hatobargh.