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London, England, 1803-05-04

IXHibrr.

CAPITAL GRAZING AND DAIRY FARM FOR SALE.
TO BI? SOLD 1W AUCTION,
Ar the Red Lien Inn. In Stalheidge, in the County of Deere%

on Thuriday the sel day of June nett, at three in the after-
noon. (nolefa difpofcd of I. the mean time by Private Con-
traCk, of which due notice will be given),
?`HE Freehold and Fee-Simple of all that eapi-
tat Finn, called BAGBER FARM, &oats in the Parini
of Sturrnintler Newton, in the County of Dorfet ; confilling of
a Aleutian Hoeft, with every requibte Out-Building, Barton,
Gardens, Orchards. dec. and about zoo Acres of exceeding
rich Ground (principal Meadow and Paßure), lying nearly
within a Ring Fence, and fubjed ouly to a fmall prelcriptire
payment, in lieu of Tythes. And alio tour Acres of Coppice
adjoining, held for the remainder of a term of 99 years, deter-
minable on the death of one life, now in the occupation of
Mr. Thianas Williams. Four 'llosifand Pounds may remain
on the &corky alibi Ettate.
For viewing the Premifes apply to the Tenant, and for other
particaLins, or to ems by private hie, to E. and J. Batten, Yeo-
vil, Somerfet, in whole Mice a Plan of the Farm may -e tem.
London, England, 1803-05-04

101 ti IV TEE 51111/111T.

There is no malady to which the kaiak Sex is ino-e liable
r than painful Sores b the Bend t they attack the Patient at •
dine when Oat is the molt uoStro bear the intolerable wraith
which they meallos ; and whether they Pave their origin In •
poeufkr pftdifpolog habit, or are the mealtime: of edi-
t or neglect (too often indeed the cafe!) they are
MnunecaFlTo the cak and beahh tithe unhappy fufferer. Num-
arc the mks which have balled the (kill and attention
of emlrent Pm:Midway, or whenionly a temporary, init.:ad
of an effeasai Cure has been snack. Pm the truth of tkb re-
mark (in which no Invidlees relettleta is intended) the Pm.
prieter of the Pleat, candidly appeals to the Path ie, and be
with much pledsre and conlidasee emir-bates the relief of
human famine, while he teen co the world fo invaluable
Medicine.
London, England, 1803-05-04

ITALT.

ROYIREDO, APRIL 9.—Several companies of
Negroes are arrived from France in the Italian
Republic.
The Englifh are purchafing in the Italian States
provifions of every kind, which they tranfport to
Malta, where it feems they are laying in a great
Rock of every necelfary of life.
Porto Ferrajo, in the ifland of Elba, is providing
with provifions with the greateft expedition, and
the fortifications ftrengtbening. The coafts of the
territory of Genoa will receive a confiderable gar-
rifon of French troops, as well as Leghorn, and
other Etrurian fea•ports.
London, England, 1803-07-09

allow them to avail themfelves of fuch a plea ; but
fuppore a qUellion had arifen upon the ground in a
Court of jutlice, though it might be unworthy of a
Governnient, fuch as England, to refort to Inch a
meafure, could tired be given to Bills illegAlly and
unwarrantably ifued ? Such Bills were of no more
validity than if figned by his Hon. Friend, or any
other perfon. They were, to be (ore, figned by Mr.
Jennings ; but of what import in the prefect cafe is
his fubfcription?
Loan Cater Baeom.—The fame as if not figned
at all.

Mr. Essittaz.—Exadly fn, my Lord. He then
contended that the cafe referred to by Mr.Gariowdid
not apply. The circumtlances of the promiffory note
depending upon affixing the name,and upon the tenor
of the note, not upon the Ramp.
The LORD Clint', BAILOR raid, that the magnitude
of the offence*could have no weight upon the decifioo.
Whether it were for millions or half a crown, the law
was the fame. If the crime did exift, and to the ex-
tent Rated, however much they mull regret that it
could not be invefligated, and invefligated to convic-
tion, yet they mull recoiled, that it was but a (mall
facrifice they made to the principles of criminal law,
as handed down to us by our anceftors. And al-
though now and then a perfon might efcape by the
defective forms of law, yet we had reafon to think it
was the only price we paid, and lovely it was but a
(mall one, for the (lability of our criminal code. The
cafe cited by Mr. Garrow did not apply, but was ex-
adly converfe. In a cafe for forgery, the charge
was for uttering a forged inflrument, purporting to
be true. Here the Bills were charged on as real and
genuine inftruments.
Mr. Juftice Rotors was clearly of opinion, that
the inftruments charged on could not be regarded as'
Exchequer Bills.
Mr. Jullice LawelitiCe (aid, that to have fupported
the indiftment, the bills mull have been (hewn to be
Exchequer Bills. To have been fo, they mutt have
been figned as required by Aft of Parliament. The
effence of the charge here was, that the inftrumeats
charged on were good genuine Exchequer Bills.
The prifoner was then acquitted upon every one
of the charges.
Mr. Gassow laid, that although criminal juflice
had been ditappointed, he was happy to think that
civil ußice would not. He had to requeft their
Lordfhips, that Mr. Afllett be remanded, for a debt
of upwards of too,oool. due to the Bank of England.
Mr. Allied was accordingly ordered to be detained
as a civil debtor.
London, England, 1803-05-03

rARLIAMENTART PROCEEDINGS.

HOUSE. OF LORDS, MONDAY, MAY 2.

On the motial of I.ord AUCKLAND, the Committee of the
wnnle HlLife. upon Markham's Divorce Bill, was put off till
Weelnefdr y neat.
Coutifel were heard relative to the Scotch Appeal, Allan
r.Lcpherfno and others the creditors of the late :Yoe Samuel
Lonay, Bart. v. Ramfry Hannay, Efq. viz. the I.oaa Awe°-
. ITE at confiderahle length, as leading Connfel for the Appel-
l.titts.after which their Lord/hips deferred the farther heanog
T. to morrow.
The Earl of Noel nr se, Lord NOE!, the Bithop of Pa•
ar.d the Earl of RODiN (one of the Irills Re-
r.-dentative recrb) were (worn and took their feats.

SANK RESTRICTION SILL.
Lord KING faid, he withed to know on what
y it was intended to enter into the difctiffion of
Irifh Bank Reftrietion Bill ?
Lord AUCKLAND, in the courfe of Come °brava-
lions which he made, part of which were aura•
rertly in anfwer to fomething that had fallen from
the Noble Lord who had juit (poke, expreffcd his
hope that no objection would be made to a pro-
ceeding which he intended to move for, namely,
to pofipone the Order for the fecond reading of
the Bank of Ireland Reftrittion Bill till to•mor-
row. He thought no ferious objeltion could be
made by any Noble Lord to the proceeding. as the
Bill at prefent in force did not expire till the IR
of June. The Noble Lord then took occafion to
advert to the circum fiance of the pending financial
difeuffions. He obferved, that there were fome
additional documents, which he deemed it efrential
to the perfect illuftration of the fubjea, thould be
laid before the Houfe : when their Lordfhips had
Peen thefe,they would be more firmly convinced cf
the accuracy of thofe general dedultions which he
had occafion to make on former evenings ; he felt
confident of being able to fubliantiate thofe pro-
petitions which he had laid down, fo favourable to
the growing Commercial and Financial profperity
to the Country.
The Earl• of Lissa:cc Waved. that however
defirous he might be for a full and fpeedy
dif-
cufyion of the merits of the Bank of Ireland Re•
&jabs Bill, and the important fubjeet connected
with it. on grounds that he had more than once
advanced, yet soder the circumflancer alluded
to by his Noble Friend, he Should not °bk.'', to de-
ferring the dircu Men for the thorn interval propofed.
Lord AUCKLAND then moved, that the Order
for the fecund reading of the Bank of Ireland Re-
firiaion Bill be difcharged. and an Order made
for the feeond reading of the raid Bill to-morrow;
which, on the queltion being put, was ordered
accordingly.
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London, England, 1803-05-03

A HOUSE NEAR LONDON.

WANTED, in the County of Surrey, a mode.
rate fixed Houk, in thorough repair, fit for the Imme-
diate reception of a fni4ll Family. If within five nide. of
Town, and In the vicinity of Clapham or Stocky/di, it would
be mcferred..—Addrefa (with Me particulars) T.D. No 3j,
Funchurch-ftreet.

MILLINERY AND FANCY DRESS MAKING;
WITH A GOOD SHOP.

THE prefent Proprietor being defirons of de•
dining &diners, which his been many years eltabilllted
In a good Market Town in the Weft, furrounded by 2 genteel
and popskithi Manufaeturing Neighbourb.aod, will immediately
reQgn, with particular &drainages, to a fuccefor, who will treat
on equitable ter ma—it reference will be given at Mr. vizare'r..
4, Gray's inn-lquare,
London, England, 1803-05-03

NAUTICAL INTELLICENCR.

MAILS THIS DAY.—WIND Southerly.
AIM I. ARR. UDC
Dublin t a Hamburgh 0 1
Waterford 2 o Dutch o I
French o I
This morning arrived a mail
from Lilbon, brought to Fal-
mouth, by the KING Gioiae packet, in 13 day..

DOT e,., MAY 2,—The Meffenger, Mr. Sit air, is not return-
ed yet; but a French Meffenger arrived this morning from
Calais, in open boat, with rlifpatches for General ANDREOSSI,
and fet off Immediately for London. Lord Copra' landed front
Calais yeilerday. The wind blows fo hard that nothing can be
espedtcd either from Calais or Boulogne.
PORTISIOUTN, MAT 2.01111 e into harbour, the PENGUIN
(loop of war.
DIAL, MAT 2—Remain in the Downs, Carolina, Captain
Page; Aele/13, Right Hou. Lord Prohy ; la Minerva, Bren-
ton, frigates; Driver, Fane; Jaloufe, Strachey. Poops of war;
Snipe, Lieutenant Champion; Archer. Sheriffe, gun brigs;
Milbrook fehooner, Starch; Hon. Ealt India Company's Ihip
the Europa, for the Eat Indies : and Enterprife, Francis, for
Conitantinopk.—Wind S. W. blows hard with rain.
GIATESLNO, MAT T.—Paged by the Lawrence and Mary,
—, from Chriltiana.—Salted the Hope, Tullisek, for Rotter-
dam; and Vrow Antinr, Mayen, for Antwerp.

ARRIVE.Di n the Downs, Flora, Wilton, from Cephalonia;
and City of Cork, Bickerton, from Cork—At Cork, l'humm,
Paddock, from Savannah—At Dublin, Miner% a, I.aw, from
lifbon..At Belfaft, Mary, Tawhig, from Hamburgh—At
Newry, Scipio,. Purdy, from Wilmington—At Virginia, Golden
Grove, Pearce, from London.
London, England, 1803-05-03

HOUSE OP COMMONS,

Mr. Lawn brought up the report of the id& Law Courts
Bill, and ch.:armored that it &add be taken into further con -
devotion on Wednefday, which was agreed to.
Mr. P tow petfented a Petition from the Weavers of
Norwich, spina the Woollen Maaufadturere Bill now rend-
irojetetlie Houle —The Petition was read, and ordered to be
to the Committee appointed for that purpde
Mr. 'finite poltpooed the further conaderation of the Mili-
tia Families Din to Wednefday next.
Sir W. Miyroao moved,that there be laid before theHoufe
fo massy of the Papers relative to the Finance of the Country,
from yth of January 1799, to the 16th of Fthswary, tB9z.
Mr. CALCIIMPT prdented a Petition frotorn &argon, late
Mayor of Grimsby, and now a mifoner in euflody of the
Serjeant at Arms. for an abate of his dice on the elelion for
that town, and a breach of privilege, pleading contrition for his
offence, pleading his poverty,and the diftrefs of his family. and
praying to be difebarged.--The petition was received, and or-
dered to lie on the Table.
Mr. CA LC lACT then gave notice, that he &mid OS Therfday
next move, that John Simpfon be brought to the Bar, there to
be reprimanded and dlimited.
The Committee of Supply and of Ways and Means, were
poftponed to Wednefday.
Sir ELIOLD moved for an account, Sewing" the pro.
ceedinp of the Lards of the Admiralty in confroaame of the
of the Committee of Finance, Co far as related to Naval
=t irrt,and of which no account had yet been returned, from
Nov.l ypo to Jan. doc."—Ordered.
Mr. Ti gave notice, that he Osould on Wednefday
more for leave to bring in a Bill rapes:ling Eletlions, and on
the fubjett of the Treating *a.
The Bill for rebuilding the Church, in the par& of Chrift
Church, Surrey, was read a feeond time, and ordered to a Com-
mittee, :o whom the Petitions againft it were referred.
London, England, 1803-05-03

CLERGY NON•RIIIDINCI.

, The Earl of Surror.a made Tome obfervations
on a fubjeCt which recently had undergone fume
difcuLon before their Lordfhips, and relative to I
which, he noticed, there was .a Bill in its progren
through the other Houfe of Parliament—he meant
the fituation particularly of the inferior orders of
the Clergy—he conceived it to be one of Confider-
able importance, and refpetling which the Houfe
ought to have every necenary information : with
this view, the Noble Earl had prepared a motion,
which be read, and of which the °hied appeared
to be, to have laid before the Honk the number
of Rettories, &c. dininguifhing fah as are under
the value of tool. thole ilat have parfonage houfes
thereon, the prefent Rate of thefe honks, kr. &c.
Lord AVCKLAND obferved upon the impratti-
cability of carrying fah a motion into effeCt—
there *as no regular office from which fuch infor-
mation could be colleaed. It would require an
interval of more than trmonths to coiled all the
information deferibed in •the motion ;at beft, it
would be imp:Able to render it of any benefit in
the view in which the Noble Earl feemed to fee it,
during the prefent Seffion.
The Earl of Surrot x handed up the motion and
in explanation obferved, that there were 9000 Pa-
riffies or It diodes, *of the defcription fa forth in
the motion, of which he underflood more than
sOOO were of a• lovkrvalne than tool.: thefe were
fans, of which he thought the Houfe fhould be
folly informed,- wjth a reference to the due Qat-
uation of fo important a fubjeCt.
The Loa° CHANCLLLOt quitted the Woolfack
on the occafion, and after adverting to the heads
of the motion, objeaed to it on the grounds laid
down by his Noble Friend. He obferved, there
was no •Officer who could regularly be called upon
so finnifh the information required. His Lordfhip
kemed to recommend to the Noble Earl to with-
draw the motion, for the purpok, if he fhould fo
choofe, to endeavour to reduce it to a pratticable
&ape ;—which recommendation was agreed to by
the Noble Earl.
London, England, 1803-05-03

rINAINICII.

Lord AL/CICLAND then role ta move for the pro-
duelion of thole financial documents to which he
had recently adve. ted, which, he repeated his
conviction, would indifputably (hew the increafing
financial prolperity of the country, as well as its
highly improved commercial relations: the leading
deduCtion which lie wifbed to ertablifh, and in
which potation their Lordfh pa would fee that he
was borne nut by official documents before them,
were as follows ; that the net revenue of the coun-
try would be found to exceed 34 millions ftetling,
of which, after dedating about 17,600,000 for eat
di charge of the National Debt, there would be
the furn of 16,400m001. applicable to public Four.
poles. He observed. he had the molt fanguine
hopes on this important national fubjedt, and en•
tertained no doubt of being able to ellablills the
above dedultions, The Noble Lord then moved
for the produCtion of a number of Official Docu.
ments, which co:trifled of certain accounts from
the Cullom% Excite, &c. and particularly from
the Exchequer ; for an account of the net produce
of the Permanent Taxes for one year, ending sth
of April, tifos ; and for the quarters ending the
sth of January, and the sth of April, 003, &c.
The queflions being put, the (aid accounts were
ordered to be laid before the Houk.
London, England, 1803-07-07

'FAMES and GEORGE BENNET, ManufaEbtrers
to HIS MAJESTY of their ROYAL PATENT WOOLLEN
VELVETS, by Appointment, refpedtfully Inform their Friends
hod the Public, that in order to procure a fupply more adequate
to the demand for their Royal Patent Woollen Velvet Cords, they
Wire formed COUlitlions with the undef-nsentionad Gentlemen,
ids. Pool Wathen, at Woodebelter, and Nathaniel Pewit Wathen,
Hof King's Stanley, bosh in the Cooing of Gioacefter; alto John
Clay nod William Earnflaw, of Raftrick, near Halifax, is the
County of York, where .he ManufaCture is now carried on, as
wen as at their preterit Ettablithment at Manchefter, and where
do tales of fuck Goods will take place, under the rcfpealve firms
width will bc announced to the Public after do aft day of sep:
Osiber next.

-
Alt Goods manufadlured and herniated by each and every Etta-
blames" will be marked or Ramped with the word" " Bernier'
Royal Patent." If any &add appear not fa dalinguithed, they win
be fpliritios, and an Infringement on the privileges of the Patentees.
Information of any Inch violation of their right will be acknow-
ledged and rewarded, as they are determined to prevent any tref-
ltll and• to punUk the violators by idiom at law.
JAMES and GEORGE BENNET.
lianclselter. Jape 2, zEo3.
London, England, 1803-07-07

STORMING of SERINGAPATAM, and BATTLE of LODI,
NOW OPEN, at the LYCEUM.
THE extenfive HISTORICAL PICTURE of the
BATTLE of LODI.
Painted by ROBERT KER PORTER,
From the molt corred Information.
It gives, molt accurate Idea of the Situation of both Armies at
that interefting moment when the French eroded the Bridge; and
contains tiro Portraits of Bonaparte:Be:o2hr, Morena, Angerau,
- 'Africa, Monier, MIDI:, &c. he. likewi e, kraal of the Marian
Commanders, to obtain which Mr. Porter oifited the Continent.
This Painting will clofe in the courfe of neat Week. in order to
bete laced by the ccletwated Pieture of the Storming of Seringa-
,ratain, already exhibited at the Lyceum, and which has been fo
Wweb admiral by the Public.
t. 14 ,Open every Day horn Nine o'clock in the Morning till
Dull:.--Atlmittance ONE SHILLING.
London, England, 1803-07-07

MIDDLESL•X SESSIONS, CLERKENWELL, JULY 4.

Mr. Thomas hunt, a Navy Agent, was convitted
of a violent affault on the widow of a Tailor, who
came to receive fome prize-money which had been
due to her buiband. He was fentenced way a fine
of fol.
jocv 5.-7 tawnerkr and two others were tried
on a charge of riot and affrult, in refitting Mr.
Hogg, of Ogle.fireet, a Conflable, in the execution
of his duty. In the courfe of his crofs-examination,
fome fufpicious eircumflances came out ; and part of
his tefiimony was contraditled by other evidence:7-
The Jury gave a verdift Not Gully.
hi,Larrems was tried for arfaulting --- War
wick, a Thames Police C;ncer, in the execution of
his duty ; and for attempting to fire a pillol at Geo.
Cowan,. a Surveyor, between twelve and one o'clock
on Sunday the 27th of March.
Cowan and the other police oflieers;fwore that the
prifoner was one of the party called St. Catharine's
Gang, which infeits the River.
Four perfons fwore pofitively to an the circum•
(lances, and to the identity of the Prifoner.—The
Prifoner's friends, as many in number, fwore as po-
fitively to an ; but there being a great deal of
difference in their accounts, the jury returned a ver-
diti—Guilty.
Jobts IP. Hidher and another were convitted on fe•
parate indiements of receiving a quantity of lynx
Akins, knowing, them to be Rosen. The principal
evidence confeffed on oath that be was the thief, and
that he had been tried at the UR Old Bailey Beffions
for letting his mailer's houfe on-fire.
Captain Mitchell, of the' Ifabella fnow, and Mr.
John Pbei, a refiner, of Long Aere, were acquit-
ted of a fimilar charge.

RECORDER'S REPORT.
Yellerday Mr. RICORDEII made a Report to His
MAJLiTIf of the following prifoners under fcntence of
death in Newgate conviaed in May Srffiont lalt, Via.
Williams Wells alias Haney, fat flailing live Sm.?, the property
of Themes Field.
Jobe Bryan for Iklesionfly and tridteroully &outing with ma
tedals producing the colour of Giver. certain round blanks of bate
metal, of a fit Sze and figure to be coined into counterfeit milled
money, reit:tabling ihiMngs.
John Grant, for wilfully and malicintilly mooting. at Spencer
George Townikaid,Efq. with a piftol, leaded with powder and belL
William Aldridge, F r Sealing 17111. weight of wit candies, va-
lue aL the property of Henri Tosberlake,iu lib aliening haulm
When John Grant was ordered for execution ea
Widnefclay next, the 13th intl.
London, England, 1803-07-07

Biwrits.

Saturday fennight. at Cafticmartyr, ete Lady of Lord V'ilkotant
Boyle, of a daughter.
At Hornautifton, ou the 31 ina. the Rizht lion. Lady Sinclair,
of a fon.
Mn Lockhart, of Newhall, of a daughter, on the aotb
Wednefday fc'nuight Niro. Bailie, of Jeritifwoode, of a daughter,
at Mcilerftain.
On Saturday Mr.. tt 01-trtfan, of Latlyrigg, of a dagghter.
At Tarbt. t• hour, , Rotsfaire, the lion. Mrs. May Nlctekanzle, of
a Rill-born child.

WItRIAGES.
Jot Smith, of Dublin, at;9recy, to Mifs Pearfon, daughter of
Richard I'. arfon, Efq. of Clout:arr.:sees, county of Dublin.
On Tuefday, the with ult. at rortl4 Berwick, Capt. Fortye, of
the Bth Regiment, to M ifs Murray, daughter og the late Rev. Mr.
Murray. of that place.
Monday, at Lewilltam church, by the Rev. Mr. Hugh Jones, T.
Tanner F fq. to Mrs. Wzr:,cr, only daughter of Capt. George Sim
fon, Lite of the F...n.Eaft India Company's fervice.
On Friday ie'nnight, at I.lar.Eiti:n, in Angle ca, Richard Ed-
wards. Efq. of Naniaeoa, Lieut. Colonel of the Carnarvoniiire ml-
lids, and eideft fan of tie late Capt. Timothy Edwards, R. N. to
mit. Lloyd, only daughter of Richard Lloyd, Efq. of Rhothetrio.
London, England, 1803-07-07

MILITIA •AY DILL

Sir Wl4. ELIOILD brought up the Report of the
Committee on the Militia Pay Bill. On the Report'
being read, Sir William role for the purpofe of making
Come obfervations, which he was debarred from offer-
ing in the Committee, having had the honour of be-
ing Chairman. The fubjea was the fame upon which
he had before offered his fentiments to the Hattie,
namely, the neceflity for making Come pamanent
provifion for Surgeons of Militia Regiments upon the
difbandment of thofe Corps. It was always of im-
portance that the Militia Regiments (bould be attend-
ed by fkilful Surgeons ; now Rill more Co than ever,
when thofe troops were fo likely to be engaged in
arduous fervice ; and no Surgeon of &ill would be
induced to devote eight or ten years of his life in at-
tending a Militia Regiment, to the forfeiture of all
other proftfilonal praaice,-unlefs he were aft-tired of
Come provifion after the reduaion of his Regiment ;
and the confequence of omitting to make fuch pro.
vifion would be, that the Miliva Regiments would
be defected by all the fkilful Surgeons, and left to
the mercy of unfkilful and inexperienced boys. He
did hope that Tome fuch meafure would have been
introduced into the Bill by the Right Hon. the Se-
cretary at War, who had done fo much for the im-
provement of the Militia ; and he hoped Rill that he
would adopt the idea. For his own part, he felt his
own unimportance too much to expert he fhould have
weight to carry any motion on the fuhjea ; he fhould
therefore decline making any.----The Report was read
without any farther obfervations, and thelßill ordered
to be read a third time to-morrow.
London, England, 1803-09-01

MAAR (ED.

On Wednefday fe'nnight, at Liverpool, Mr. Richard Forthaw,
(arson. to Mifi Murphy.
On Tharfday laft, at Matlock, DerbyOtire, Lieutenant Booth,
of the y6th Regiment, to Mils Rawlinfon.
London, England, 1803-09-01

&CAPITAL RE.SIDENcE.

11°BE SOLD a new fubflantial Stone built
Honfe, new inhabited, with or without y Acres of Pafture
Land, &sated in a fine Sporting Country, and in one of the
pleafantdt 'Alleges in South Wilts. The above has remarkably goad
offices, and otheraccommodations for a Gentltmen's family, with
near an Acre of Garden in Pleafure Ground, planted with variety
of choice fruit trees, and kitchen garden detachedo—The whole
beingw:ll fupplied with water.
Poe Particulars enquire of MeiTns. Kent, Pcaree and Kent,
Craig's Court, Charing Crofs ; Meffrs. Strong, Still, and Strong,
Lincoln's-inn ;or of Richard Mater, Efq. Shaftefbury. Mein.
London, England, 1803-09-01

LONDON VOLUNTEER CAVALRY.

Auo►sr 29, 1803.
THE COMMITTEE of this CORPS beg to ac-
quaint Gentlemen who are defirous of Joining it, that the
mode of Admit Lon is now rattled to be by the Recommendxtion
of Members to the Committer, by whom (on being propofed and
feconded) Inch Candidates will be ballotted for at the enfuing
Meeting.
The whole expenee of Equipment, ice. in joining this Corps
does not exceed 23t and the Annual SW-caption to the general
expencet is fixed at five Guineas, which it is expedled may be re-
duced when the Corps is complete.
It is not intended to attach difrnounted men to this Regiment of
Volunteer Light Honig ; but a Part of each Troop will be armed
with light Ride Carbines, on the molt improved Conitruetion.
The Committee are anxious to receive, as early as poffible, the
Names of the patriotic and fpirited Inhabitants of the Metropolis
who arc willing to Join them, in order that this Eftablitlament, fo
'watery to the ready Defence and Security of this great City, and
already ccmfifting of nearly 200 dredtive Members, may be imme-
diately completed.
The Rules and Regulations of the Corps; the Names of the
Members, and every other information, may be bad on application
to Mr. JAMES WATSON, Secretary, at Lloyd's; or Mr.
Riding School, Moonlit Ids
London, England, 1803-09-01

BIDPORD INFIRMARY.

NOTICE is hereby given. that a General Meet.
ing of Subfcribers to tn. Inflitution will hr held at the In-
firmary, Bedford, on Weduefday Sept. t 4, at Two o'clock In the
afternoon. J. BUTLIN, Secretary.
Aug. 27,1803.
N. B. One Ward of the Infirmary was opened for the reception
of patients on Saturday the 13th of Auguft.

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NEXT MONDAY THE 1,0 rrERy BEGINS DRAWING.
TICKETS and SHARES are felling at both the
old ettahldhed Offices, No. 4, CORNHILL, and No. 9,
CHARING-CROSS, where all prizes will be paid on demand by
T. DISH.

THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 1, 1803.

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TO be LETT, A BUTCHER'S SHOP, in a
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or a Grocer's Shop, or a Chandler's Shop, and convenient for any
fort of a Shop.
For Particulars enquire at the Broad Arrow, No. 88,Grut-ftreet,
near isinfbury-Noare.
London, England, 1803-09-01

NEW STATE LOTTERY.

AD RUMMOND recommends to his Friends and
• the Public in general, an early purcbafc in the approerbing
Lottery, which begins drawing on MONDAY NEXT. Tickets,
Halves, Quarters Eighths, and Sixteenths, are felling in a variety
at Numbers, at his Old State Lottery Office, Nu. 61. Fleet-Xmas
where Numbers are regiftered with attention, and the earlier! ac-
count rent of their Needs. Corredt books kept. Letters polt paid
duly attended to.
London, England, 1803-09-01

AT a Meeting this day of the Right Hpnourable
Lord Whitworth, the Right Hon. Lori Campbell,and other
Officers who have offered their Cervices to bls Maioßy to ferve in a
Volunteer Regiment of intantry, to be called the Holmelllalc Vo-
tont ay. to be commanded by Lord Whitworth, (and whole Cerrito
his Majefty was gracionily pleafed to accent on the sods July lalt,)
It w‘s refolved, that in order to defray the immediate and m-
eaty!), expences which will attend the cloathing and training the
41.1 Volunteers, a fubfcription be entered into for that purpole ;
and the following fums were inuned4atcly fubfcribed :
Duke of Dorfet iLsoc Wm. Stacey Coaft L tco
Lord lA'hitworth sco Thomas Lane zoo
Lord F. Campbell - sco George Polhill - zoo
Multon Lanham!. - soo Henry Woodgate zoo
F. Motley Alan% - zoo Francis Woodgate - so
ChrifL Cooke 200 V. Hilton 'Wax - zoo
London, England, 1803-12-29

FROM LLOYD'• LIST.

Ca AIM, awn, Dim. a —Paired by, the q2eeit, Dymond ; Union,
Train"; Speculation. Butler; Albion, Gammon; and Qom°,
HAM, from Liam ; Ceres, --, hum Bourdeaux ; Penelope,
liodge,ltorn Newfoundland ; Rover, Orpin. front Ccirk ; Mbion.
Lore, from Limerick ; Albino, Janina ; and Mary, Dana, from
Peterfbursk.—Sailed the Generous Platter, Batten for Jannis' ;
Geelaft, Wyliter ; Twe Oebroden, Schowidt ; and Wow Hal-
dries, Sanaa., for Latbdes.

HULL, Die. 16.—The Swath brig, Mary Mar,•-
daiena, ERIC JACCIi NORDBACK, from Gefle to Mar•
It illes, loaded with iron, deals, and tar, was dtiven
on thore on Sunday fe'nnight, about half a mile to
the Southward of Flamborough Head. The crew
were all providentially fared.—The 114 is a total
wreck ; but the cargo will be fared, if the weather
continues moderate.

On Monday, loth December, a fnnw.rigged veffel
loaded with timber and peas, fiippoled from the Bal
tic, came on thore in Rut-wick Bay, eight miles to
the northward of Whitby, without any perfon on
board. There is every reafon to believe the had been
deferted by the crew, the boat having been evidently
cut away, and no papers left that could indicate
either the port the failed from or whither bound.—
Taere were two letters found on board, written in the
German language, which were opened, .and a me•
morandum, intimating the fituation of the veffd, in-
ferted at the bottom. After which they were for•
warded according to the direftion.• By her name
upon the Run, the appears to be calr?d the Robert,
of London.

A boar marked W. W. Ronsow, 'n her Rom, and
S. on each tide of the Item, lately came on (bore at
Robin Hood's Bay, with toe tigging of a large brig
or (now.

The Surplice, of London, from Lubeck, is loft
near Flamborough Head.

A (loop from Lynn for Selby, coal loaded, is Paid
to have been loft on Sanaale. lack Monday night.
The Magnanimity, Bitucs, from Lynn to Cork,
with barley, put in bete on Tuefday, with lots of
mainmatt, anchor. cable, Sec.

The Advice, AlWon, from Memel, for London,
pot into Scarborough on Monday hill, in confeirtence.
of the late gales, and dill remain. A foreign fchuyt
for Leith, has likewife pat in tiiithtr, on her pafTage
from Rotterdam, from whence the has been a month,
and had, previous to her arrival there, taken thelter
at Blakeney, in Norfolk.
London, England, 1803-12-29

EIR [HS.

At Cleland, on the 19th init. Mn.s Dalrymple of Fordcl, of a
fon.
At Htrfel, on the sob init. Mrs. Church, of a fan.
On the 19th hilt. Mrs. Vcre, of Grofvenor Mace, of a daughter.
At Eglintoo Cagle, on the 18th inft the Right lion. Lady
Montgamcrie, of a fun, who expired a few hours after h.s birth.
London, England, 1803-12-29

Ills Evening—George Barnwell; with the Caravan.
er The Scenery and Marhlnrry of the Gra,cl Allegorical
,Bpedbele 0 CINDMELLA ; or, The Little Glafa Slipper (from
magnitude and intricacy) not being in a Rate of fufßeient for-
wardncfs for reprefentatioa this evening—the Public .age Inca
refpeafulliy informed, that the firft performance of that Piece is
nnavoklably deferred till Toefday nest.
London, England, 1803-12-29

DUBLIN, DEC. 24.

Yellerday, Mr. Crofs, and Mr. Smith, printers,
of this city, who had been taken into cuflndy with
two others for being concerned in the printing of the
Memoirs of BONAPAR.TE, were liberated) the others
have been detained.
On Wednefday laft, Lawrence Byrne, one of
Dwyer's accomplices, was brought into town, under
a thong guard from Arklow.
A young man, of the name of Keogh, of Rath-
farnham, who had been arr^fled immediately after
the 23d of July, has been liberated, it appearirg the
charge againft him was malicious and unfounded.
For thefe fome days paR notices have been ferving
on the inhabitants of this city, according to the Ge-
neral Defence Bill, to know what horfes, carriages,
&c. &c. they can furnifh, in cafe of any emergency,
for the conveying of the army to any certain diretlion.
Captain Naomi. who was unfortunately fhot and
Boned to death by the infurgents near Dublin, on the
16th inn. was the eldeß fon of the late Vamp of
aro+ '4. He was an amiable man in private life, a
fond hufband, a good father, and an intelligent and
courageous foldier. He has left a widow, with two
children, and in an advanced Rate of pregnancy, now
refident at Tooting.
London, England, 1803-03-30

COTTON MANUFACTURERS.

Coload S mo►ed the appointment of a Committee
to confider the Paiute; of the Cotton Manufaauras of Lan-
'Wilke and Derbvildre.
Mr. Wm. Donne, Rated It to be his Intention to more far
leave to bring in a till, to extend the benefit of the Ads, to
which the Petition juit alluded to reload, to Scotland; it was
t►aefore Ida wit, this the Patios of the Scotch Weavers
timid be referred to the fame Committee, ar that the Cos-
mitts. Oloold be landed to hear evidence with refped to the
taw Petition.

Colooditkr ' intim was pot and earrlod,after which.
Mr. Wm. Du mows mowed, that the Pethion of the Cott33
Masaaavras Its Sadast be referred to the fame Committee.
...Ordaed.

The *mil Petitions fir the repeal of the Ad for Resel-
ls** Minna Dimas the Malta% sod Workmen In the Cot-
ton Trade, were ago Worrell to the fame Committee.—A4.
I Parsed.

ELICTIONIIIIIIO COILIMPTION.

Mr. Jona SMITH reported from the Committee
appointed to try the merits of the Petition againft
the lichefter eleition, that it was the opinion of
the Committee, that Thomas Plummer, Efq.
William Hunter, Efq. James Graham, Efq. and
Sir William Manners. were not duly elated; that
the late citation for Ilchefier is a void eleitiou
and that neither the Petitions complaining of an
undue eleftion, nor the oppofition thereto, were
frivolous or vexatious. The Committee had silo
come to a refolotion, that previous to the late
elettion for Ilchefter. fuch a fyftem of corroetion
had been carried on, and Co many alts of bribing
praaikd, that the Committee felt it incumbent on
them to fubmit the fame to the Houle. in order
that Poch proceedings might be adopted in conic-
quence thereof, as the Route in its wifdom might
think fit.

kr.timet la then (aid he meant to fubmit to the
Houle a motion on this fubjetl; but he conlidered
it fo important in its nature, that he thought it
neceffary to give a long notice, in order that Gen.
'tletnen might have time to turn it in their minds.
He then gave antler, that he would bring forward
fuck a mason on Friday the 22d of April ; and
an order was made, that the Houle dr•, on that
day, take into confideration the Report of the
Coalminer on the lichnier Elettion. Mr. & then
moved, that the mime .1 of the evidence taken
down before the laid Committee be laid before the
Honfe.—Order ed. _

____... —.----.
A new writ WAS then ordered for &heler, in
ae room of William' Hooter, Efq. and Thomas
I :unmet. FJq. whore attics tiro declared void.
London, England, 1803-03-30

ECCLESIAS'T'ICAL PROMOTIONS.

His Roy;lifighnefs the Doke of Cumberland has been pleat-
ed to appoint the Reverend Peter Hawker, jun. of Woodcheiter,
in the county of Glouccacr, to be one of his Royal Hidimcres
Chaplains, in the room of the Rcv. Samna Peach, decade&
Oa Sunday the Hoe. and Rev. Mr. Pdhaan was collated to
the Sc, of Broad by the kight Reverend Father In God the
Lord Archbilhop otCamerbury. at Lambeth Palace.
London, England, 1803-03-30

MARCH 27.

We learn from Turin, that this Spring there
will he a Camp in the Department of Marengo.
The preparations necelfary for its eilabliament
are earning oa with aaivity in every part of the
fervice to which they belong►
Letters from Bourdeaux, dated March a:, fay,
the eagernefs with which fugar, coffee, and crt-
tons were bought up three days ago, has been
fucceeded by the moil perfeet stagnation. The
Exchange the day before ye(lerday was remark-
able for the inaaivity of the demand, in regard to
articles which, twenty-four hours before, were
bought up in large quantities; the prices alto
feemed on the decline. It appears that the ardour
of fpeculation has a little cooled, and every thing
proves to-day that it was our political &nation
with England that occalioned here a bottle, with
the cattle of which no one was acquainted.
Five per cents. 54 fr. 40 C.
London, England, 1803-12-16

11tE1).

At Negumho, in the Mud of Crylnto, of the fever. fume
time in May lilt: Rich Boaroc,fon f Ilea. It. II tarn.. Dublin:
At Cork, Mrs. Jane Jones, widow ut F. Jule,
At Balbithan, aged 84, Lk:semi. Benjantia tiorduit, Lleuttnast
Colonel of the 48th foot.
Lately, at Chelfea, in the 84th year of hi: age, Captain
Seymour, of thi. Royal Navy, in which had (erred fur the lwK
term of 74 yeark
On Monday, at New Barns,_ near fit. Athae Towgoo4 s, Mrs.
wife ot Matthew Towsoixi, Efq.
Early on Friday morning, of the gout in It's C °mach, at his fatten
hook, in Newman. II reef... James Fenvu km, Ertl. of Enfteld.
At Dude, after a few days Hinds, Mir: Jane Bell. daughter of
the late Mr. Witham Bdl. She was cut a: by a malignant fuer.
the effect of contagion, to which the wu repaid, while engaged
In the offices of humanity.
At her bottle, at Eauriftrok near Edinburgh, on the rth tabu*.
Mrs. Helen Dalmalloy, raid ot the late Mr. Davisl Forbes, writer
in Edinburgh.
At her fat'er's booth, Ayton, Berwiekfhire, Mifa Blizabctk
Fordyce, daughter of John Fordyce, Efq. of Ayton.
At Bombay, in Juno laft, Captain Andrew Patton, of the Ocean
Eaft Indianian.

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Lately. at Los:rely Hall, Leceßerfhire, Lady Forike, widow
of the late Sir Thomas Fowke, Kut. and one of the col:singles and
only furviviug daughter of the late Sir Mac Woollitun. Bart. of
the fame place. •
Lately, at his lodgings in Rath, Lieutenant Colonel Rohe*
Dawes, of Almington Staffordihirr.
On the 3d snit. at leightoa, 111 c of Wight, the Lady of Anglifies,
Mar►ett, Efq.
On the ;d loft. at Ripley, Sorry, aged 6y, Mrs. Mary fatale.
On the 6th init. at Coedriglan honk, near Cardiff, Mrs. At!
Wood, widow of the late Robert Wowl, EN. of Putney.
Lately, in Dublin, Lieut. Car:ill. Mork, of the Royal Navy.
On the 3.1 init.at his book in Lower Grofvener Pl•ce, Jobs
G,rdun Baldly:ma, Eli. of hdidrhuufrlaw.
London, England, 1803-12-16

TO BRIDGE BUILDERS. .

ANY Perfon or Perfons willing to Contra* for
BUII.DING a NEW BRIDGE actors the River USK. near
CAERLEON, in the County of MONMOUTH. either with
Ikons err Iron, or partly Stone and partly Iron, are defi•ed tt deli-
ver their PAM and Eftimates thereof at my Office in Chepßow,on
or before the loch day of January next, or to me, at the Three
Salmons lon, UR, on Wednefday the ttth of January, by Ten
o'Clock in the Forenoon, that the fame may be laid before the
Magiltratea, atthe General Quarter Seffions to be holden on that
day. TURTON, Clerk of the Peace.
Cliepitow, December 8, do 3.

STATE LOTTERY.
Begins Drawing cith January. rBO4.
SCHEME.

No. of Prism N'Alue of each. Total value.
2 of Z 10,0 CV IS L 40.000
S i o,coo ao,coo
2 - 3.000 - 10,000
3 a a,OOO . 6,000
6 . woo - koco
10 SOO . 5.000
SO • SOO . 4 CCO
30 100 SPOO
700 • so . SACO
6,335 1 20 • 10.500

26pocs
•=1=11•••••

L237,5c0

Firft4rawn Ticket Seventh Day, woo
Ditto Lalt Day - - 3,,m0
Arc part of the above Capitals.
'TICKETS IandSHARES are- felling at every
LICENSED LOTTERY OFFICE, and the Prins paid on
demand. Prefent Price :
Tido - 17 6 o
Hatt • $l9 o I Eighth - sS 6
Quarter - 4to 61 Sixteenth r 3 o

TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION—By STANTON and SON,
(On the Presides) on Friday, the a3d of December,
At One o'clock, In Nine Lou,
TWENTY-ONE FINE WALNUT-TREES, in
high perfedion, and Rine ASH TIMBER, growing at
Parwetl MI, near Hitchin.
May be feen by applying to Mr. James Nall en the Prange..
Conditions of Sale wfo be produced at the time of Sale.

KIMPSTONA BEDIFRODSHIR/1.
Tea sa SOLD sirrasvArs CONTRACT,
A VALUABLE inclored 'Fasimoim • EsrATI,
at icargems, three vodka from the Town of Bedford, son.
Mktg of *good Dwelling-bade., with convenient out-offices, large
barns, Rabies, yards, garden, !cc. three cottages, our hundred and
two acres of feature, and one hundred and twenty acres of arable
Land—the whoicTythe-free and Land-Tax redeemed. Alfo the
Great Tithes of forty-fix acres of Welded land.
For more particulars apply to Mr. Gurney, of Kemptton, the
owner and occupier ; or to Mr. Reddall, Attorney. Woburn, Bed.
fordlhire. Letters of enquiry are defued to be pia paid.

THE MANOR OF MARLES, NEAR EPPING, IN THE
COUNTY OF ESSEX ;
Which will be fold by Audtion by Mars. DRIVERS, fame time In
January next, (of which timely notice win be given), unles an
acceptable alter Mould be premouny made,
AVERY Compa& and particularly Deferable
FREEHOLD ESTATE, eonfigking of the Manor of Merles ;
orldi a Mullion Hoare, Offices, Kitchen Garden, Lawn, Coach-
Imam, StahLs, and two Fenno adjoining, coaealning together about
A. . R. a 7 P..of very rieb Meadow and Arabi. Latud,moß de-
Amsted tbromileson the North Me of the Market Town
and is capable of being made, at a final/ ezproce, one of
tie &Arable Cots war Landad, and fit for the refidence of a
ihwlly, as it is aloft eligibly fated in the midit of the
Laud, widee produces the tridy diftinguithed and well re-
wound Epping Duna%
TO CHEMIFt
CAPITAL SHOP AND PREMISES,ILA.
BOROUGH.
London, England, 1803-12-16

P4RLIAMENTARt PROCEEDINGS.

HOUSE OF LORDS, THURSDAY, DEC. vs.

The Royal Affent, by Comtniffion,direfted to the
Loan CHANCELLOR, Earl ROISLYM, and Lord WAL-
511i °max, was given to fourteen public and private

The Bill for amending and improving the Vo
teer Aift, was brought up from the Commons, read a
firft tirac, and ordered to be printed.—Adjourned,
until to-morrow.
London, England, 1803-12-16

API' I.ICAME 7111?.-PRSIANT TIMES.

THE worn : OF mai-rums THE FATHER OF Juoes
MACCABEES TO HIS CMILORSIL
thtltrOFC, !bac, be ye ze Jous for the laws
and g:..e your lives for the cuvenan of your Fathers.
C.,11 to remembrance what aas ur Fa,her.;dii in
their Cale, fo flail ye receive gre .t honour, and an
eve:- latling name.
Fear not then the words of a inful man, for his
glory (hall be dung and v..ortnc
Today he (hall be lifted up. and to-ruorrovt, he
(hall not be found, becaufe he :s returntd unto his
dua, and his thought is come tv) nothing.
Wherefore. my lons, be valia rand thew yourfAttes
men in the behalf of the law, t• r by it th.dl you ob-
tain glory.
London, England, 1803-10-24

This day was pubiiihed, price as.

T Briton, 'HE Doty of every at this penlons Mo-
t.roas A Sermon preached at Worihip-meet, Wednelday,
OR. 19,1803; the Day anointed for a Nadonal Fan.
To which is added

An Account of the Deitrudtion ache Spandit Armada, being the
road! Force ever brought together fur the lavaGon of this
Country. By JOHN EVANS, A. M.
They fought, but not as prodigal of blood,
Or thinking Death Weil wasßotply good;

. .
But is their Country's weal they ;deed their pride,
And as that bade they either lied or died!
sil4 by it I). Symonds, Paternolter- row, Afperne, Corohlil;
•Aften, Ave-hdaria lane; Wier, Strand; tad Ginger, Pkcadilly.

GODWIN's LIFE AND AGE OF CHAUCER.
This day was publilbed.
In Two Volumes., 4to. Price Three Guineas and a Half la Boards
illuitrated with Portraits,
'THE HISTORY ef the LIFE and AGE of
1- GEOFFREY CHAUCER, the early fine* Peet; in.
ducting Memoirs of Ids near Friend and Motown. Joao of
amour, Duke al Lascalter.
By 'WILLIAM GODWIN.
_ _
London, England, 1803-10-24

TO TkAVELLERS.

AGENTLEMAN intending to fet off in Novem-
ber to Berlin and Vienna, via Hamburgh, would be slid
to meet with a Gentleman going the fame route, and would ac-
commodate the time of his departure to NI-. the convenience of
his Companion.
A title (pea paid), addreffed to F.E.H. at the Pull Haute,
Manchetter, will be immediately anfwered.
?vfanchelter, Odt. tg, 1803.

MIDWIFERY.
This day was publlated, price ys. 6d. In boards,

THE CLINICAL GUIDE ; or, a Concile View
of the leading Pads on the Hittory, Nature' and Treatment
of the various Dank' that form the rubjesSt of Midwifery. 'fo
which is added a Pradieal Pharrnacopceis, by W. Nifbet, M.D.
Printed for J. Johnfon,in St. Paul's hurchiard.
d.
Where
may bt had.
. .

Dr. Nilbet's Clinical Guide on Medicine, Surgery, Difearea of
Chi;dren, and Pb.irmacopwia, fepasztely or complete, in 5 vols.
Price 17s. 6,1. boards.
Alfo Dr.Deuman's Midwifery, 2 yds. '52

This day was publifkul by j. Hatchard, No. 190, Pietudilly, and
Mawman, Poultry, price in boards, illultrated with
Maps and Plates.
AN ACCOUNT of the Native Africans, in the
J. Neighbourhood of Sierra Leona ;to which is added an Ac-•
count of the prefect State of Medicine among them.
By THOMAS WINTERBOTTOM, M. D.
Phyftelan to the Colony.
N. B. The IQ volume of this work, in which are the Maps and
Plates, may be had fcparate from the fecoud, which contains the
Medical part Of the work. The price of the lit alone, is 9s.
The fubfcribers are repettfully informed, that as the prier ex-
ceeds what was Originally propofod, copies will not be trot except
on the favour of their application.
No. Ir. Piccarilly.
London, England, 1803-03-08

TURKET.

CONSTAR TINOPILL. JAM. 10...-On the 26th of De-
cember, in the evening, an Adjutant of General
STUART had a conference with the Reis Effendi,
and propofed, in the name of the Englith Govern-
ment, that the Porte Ihnuld grant a pardon to the
Egyptian Ileys, and raps them a &Rant place in
Upper Egypt for their refidence, where they (horrid
engage to live peaceably, and conduit theinfelves
as faithful fubjeas of the Porte.
The Reis Effendi, who had expelled very diffe-
rent propnfals from the linglifh Adjutant, an-
fwei ed, that the torte world communicate its de-
termination on this fubjell to the Engli(h Ambaf-
fader. Lord Einim. The latter accordingly had
feveral conferences with the Reis Effendi, and the
negotiation was yeflerday evening brought to a
conclidion, as Lord acne took his leave of the
Grand Vizier. The Porte has, in fag, contrary
to general expealtion, granted a pardon to the
-13eys, under the following conditions :
r. The Cavalry ri the Manielnkes fhaU enter iffirnediately
into the ferviee of the Naha nt Cairn.

%. The Pone will align to the fit Inforgertt tem, the little
town of Awan, in Upper Finn, where they mall Mirk in
lease. and tubing to the Pone, without interfering, in arty
nsaimer, in she public affairs and government of tgypt.

As f.,on as this Convention was concluded, Lord
FAceis declared officially to the Grand Vizier,
that Egypt fhotild be inutiediatrly evacuated by
the Englilh troops, which wnvild be conveyed from
thence to Malta. The latter Iffand the Foglia
will continue to retain rail:Goo of. till they have
the certainty of the maintenance of peace between
England and France.
On the rah it'd ant the French Ambafrador, Ge.
inentl Decay. arrived here with the fquadroa from
Toulon. contillingtof a (hip of the line. a frigate,
two brigs and two orvettes. This (quadri= take-
r wife brought the French Agents of Legation and
Commerce, dellined for the different ports of the
Levant.

Lord awl, has embarked, and will fhortly fet
Gil on his return.

Prince YPSILAxTs.the new Horpodar of Walla.
chic. realises every czpeBation which that unfor-
tunate province had formed of him. He has foe-
eceded in prevailing on the Turkilh iron's to eva-
cuate the country. where they were not of the
fmalleft nfe to him. by paying them 2.000000
and .;50,00c1 piAliers. the arrears of their pay...—
The loppretlrd inhabitants, alio, who had sled in
all diredions. are now returning to their finishes
homes.