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London, England, 1803-04-12

FROM THE PARIS PAPERS.

BRUSSELS, AT R IL 4.—The IA letters from Hol-
land (fate, that the Englifh, not contented with
fending fb:ps of-war of diff,:rent fizes to the North
Seas, have oldi.red fome light veil-els to recon-
noitre the armament titting out in the Texel, while
a fquadron confining of two !hips of the line, three
frigates, and Come cutters and (loops, has fuddenly
taken up its Ration at the Mouth of the Meufe.
General Vicros, Captain General of Louifiana,
when 'informed of thefe ads of provocation on the
part of the Englifh, immediately repaired to Hel-
voct•flnys, to examine the Rate of affairs there.—
The French armament deflined for Louiliana, if
war break out with England, will retire into the
Meufe, that it may not remain expofed in an open
harbour. _ .

APRIL 6.—The Mayor of Ghent being inform-
ed that the arrival of the FIRST CONSUL in this
City will take place fooner.than was expected, has
given orders to all the Merchants, affembled at
the Hotel de Ville, on account of the Fair, to
have this place next week, in order that the pre-
parations for the fate to be given to the FIRS r
Gowsux, by the Magiarates, may be terminated.
London, England, 1803-04-12

NUMBER 4468)

THEATRE-ROYAL.. COVENT.GAR DEN.
TO-MORROW EVENING, APRIL 13,
will be prefented the New Comedy, called
JOHN BULL ;
Or, AN ENGLISHMAN'S FIRE-SIDE.
To which will be added the Grand Ballet of
THE DESER I'ER OF NAPLES.
This Evening—John Bull; with The Divertifement.
London, England, 1803-04-12

KINGS THEATRE.

THE Nobility, Gentry, mid the Public, are
moft rchiedtfony informed, that there will be given at
this Theatre _ .

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A GRAND MASQUERADE. /
On Thuriday the utt inftant.—Tiatets One Guinea each.
Vivant Rex et Regina.

ALL Perfonc who have any Claims or Demands
upon the Partnerfhip Concerns of Mr. FRANCIS
RUDDLE and GEORGE WADE both deceafed. carried on
under the Finn of Ruddle and Wade. are requeßed to fend the
fame immediately to Mars. Strong, Still, and Strong, of Lin-
coin's inn, London.

Dr. WITTMAN'. TRAVELS In TURKEY, SYRIA, and
EGYPT.
THE Public are refpeetfully informed, that Dr.
WITI-MAN's TRAVELS, which have been delayed a
few Days, by the iliculti of procuring a fufficient Quantity of
the Plate. to be coloured In a fulcable Ityle, nay be had of all
Booldellers an Monday morning nzt.
No. 71, St. Paul's Caurealard, April in, tent.

'T'HE HE very di ainguifhed Approbation which
ROBARTS and PLOWMAN', New ManufaCtory has
experienced, from H.T MaJefty, the Royal Family, the No.
baby and Gentry, ike. claims from them their refpeCtful ac•
bnowledgments, and they natter thentichres from their unro.
witting attention to produce Talte and Elegance in their eaten-
eve Coil lion for Pensionable Drefa, that it exceeds in Novelty
and Variety any thing ever exhibited in this Country.
R. and P being the Inventors and ManufaCturers, warrant
the wear of every article fold in their Wareboufe, and beg to
acquaint the Public, they are only to be bad genuine at their
Ware-rooms, No. I,Chandoiritreet, Covent-Garden.

NEW MUSIC.
Pubhilted by Clenienti and Co. No. ad, Cheaplide.
nano %%%%% MUM.
CRA M E R'h Three Sonarsu, op. 29; price Bs.
Clcnicatines Duet, adapted from op. u; 4a.
Him"' d's Three Societal; En
Pierre Duet, Na.. s, 3, and 4, adapted from his Six
Sonatas ; 41.
Steibeit's New Concerto ; Si.
Ditto, Two Alm with Variational each IL
Ditto, One ditto, ditto; se. bd.
London, England, 1803-06-20

APOLEPSIA ALEXICACON, or. FILTERING STONE,

TO PURITY IVATIa.
" Avoid
The fordiil Lake, and all fuch drowfy Floods
As fill from Lathe, Belpfa's flow Canals;
(With Rea corrupt, with Vegetation green)
Squalid with Generation, and the Binis
01 Mule =alters."

Dr A/LINSTLONO ON HEALTH, Book B. page 36.
MR. HENDERSON, Proprietor and Importer of
the above invaluable Article, at hip Warehoufes, No. t 7,
favittoek-ittect, Covent•garden, and No. 37, Cornhill, begs leave
to i form the Nobility, Gentry,Officers in the Army or Navy, and
the Public in general, that he has a great Number of the above
Stones, of verbs' Saco. fitted up on differeot Coraltruebona, with
Often's, Barrels, Jut, Re. for the Reception of tha Water when
&wired.
London, England, 1803-06-20

NAVIGABLE CANAL PROPERTY. MONTHLY SALE.
TO hE SOLD BY AUCTION.—By Mr. SCOTT,
On Friday, )ufy a, at Twelve o'clock, at Oairaways, Change
Alley, London,
SHARES in the Inilowilig NAVIGATIONS. viz.
The 'hropOtire Canal, the tail Half Yearly Dividend was
31. per Share. tape Red to increafe.
The Grand Junction Chares and Half Shares.
Alfo Shares in the Peak Foreft, Attu on and Oldham. Rochdale,
Dudley, Kennett and Avon, Slicfmere, old the CrinanNavigariors.
Panieslars at the Hen and Chickens, Birmingham; Whitc
Hoefe,at Utbrhigea Hatchetes Hotel..PiceadiUy; at Garraway's,
and of Mr. Scott, Ludgam-bill. London, who is eonarateonad to
difpore of Shares in various Navigation*, Docks, Elates, Far. by
Private Comma.
London, England, 1803-06-20

A very ADVANTAGEOUS OPPORTUNITY to FARM likS,
and PERSONS KEEPING HORSES, and other CAT I'LL.
THOMAS ENG LtSH. Ironmongei-, No. 76,
Tottenboni-Coart Road, between Goodge-Ertxtand Cl apd•
Rrret, Manilla& ear of Iland Mills for Breakiag Out, 1 an;
Peak, Earley. &c and Griuding ;aalt, has to allortinent ut t4e
shove hl 11:s tin fat*, vt.ry cheap and good : will be found well worth
their arren inn, as Grain brok, ; °es much further than whole, sr*
catily worked and on the aloft unipkconftruaion.

TO BE Mr, FURNISHED, and entered upon immediately,
BAKFORD HOUSE, near Downton, Wilts, with
walled Gardens. Hot-honks, Stables, Coach-hooka, and all
lather convenient Ofßees, and 'Twenty-ne Acres of Palate Land,
late in the occupation of the Earl of Malinelbury —About 'twenty
Acres more of Path= Land may be bad. if required; and the Ma
nor of FLimperurth, actloint-g to DGweton, will be I,t with the
above„ IT Li-ford-Ho le Is only Hz Miles fr.= Salilbur.,
Enquire of Mr. Army. Citife, balikory ; ar of Mr. Muwland,
Downton, Wilts, whoa/Placa. the Pranifak
WHITE REAR INN, COFFEE-HOUSE TAVERN, and
HOTEL, BASINGHALL-STREET, LONDON.
I. J. KING begs leave to return hit fincere thanks
to Ilia Friends aftd the Public, forghe liberal fupport he has re-
ceived Sate entering on the above Premifa, and beg. to into: m
them, that he has renewed his Leak of the whole of the above
Citel.fiVe Prernifes, which arc centrically fituated, being conti-
guous to Guildhall, and iodic? Public Offices. The Bed-roe as ale
detached from the ftreet, which renders than quiet ; and particu-
lar attention will be paid to make them catmfortable in every re-
rpedi—l. J. IL begs to obferve, that his Wines are of the heft qua-
lity, soda good Larder eonftantly kept ; an! every attention do his
part mail be paid to render his Hook one of the moft comfortable in
the Clty.--Stabks, Warebonfes. Ste. to let on the above Praniks
London, England, 1803-06-16

This day were pubilibed,
In One hrge Volume Oetavo, Price, in Boards, Es.
7INDICLE ECCLESIE ANGLICAN/E. In
v which fame of the Palk Red...vas, Incurred Statements, and
MlCreprefentations, in a PubUesake entitled, " The
Vurlijhurchmeit aleensined," by Joan 0 , A. B. are
painted oat.
By the Rev. CHARLES DAUBENY.
Fellow of Whirherter College, Minder of Chid Chart* Bath,
snd Author of " A Guide to the Church."
Sold by P. and C. Killington, No. 62, Nt. Paul's Charcb-yard
Hatehaed, No. Igo, Piccadilly 1 and by the Boobleilers at Oilard,
Cambridge, and Bath. ,
London, England, 1803-06-16

HOUSE OF COMMONS.

The Set AIC CI took the Chair at half part three.
The Port GLfgow Bill was reported, agreed to, and ordered to
be rnrrnfred.

Afrolye] into &Committee on the EhMoo Bribery Oath Bill
Ordered to be reported to-morrow.
Head a third time the Northampton Ordnance Landi Bill
Veiled and ordered to the Lords.

Reported the 11111 for transferring Seamen from the Militia to the
Royal Navy.—Ordered to be enzroffed, and rcad the third time.
Poftponed tin to-morrow the tunics couliderattoo of the Mill-
tia Pay Bill.
Mr. Wioasoss moved, that the Houk mould to-morrow re-
kite itfelf into a Committet to confider the At, for regulating
the Corn Trade between Great Britain and Ireland—Ordered.

Mr. Coital' moved for leave to bring In a Bill, in order to in-
demnify certain perfons In Ireland, who have omitted to qualify
themfelves for accepting of Public Offices in that cowitry.—Leave
given.
The Hoare refolved into Committee of Ways and Means for
irriaod.

Mr. COlllti moved, that the charge of paying and clothing the
Militia of Ireland, as alto the expencc of paying certain Subaltern
Officers, &sold lig defrayed out of the Confolidated Fund of that
country; and that the charge of Adjutants and berjeant-Majors to
the sth day of Much, tilos, acd of certain Ofkas In time of
paw; Ihepold be fapplied from the money arifing from tbc land tax
of frehod. Agreed to. The R;port war ordered to be received
tomorrow.

Mr. Coital' laid, that it was his intention to have fulanitted the
Iris Budget to the confederation of the Houle on Friday oat, but
as be cow found it would be impoffible to do to on that day, he
begged leave to poftpene It till the Monday following.
Mr. VANIIITTAII Is brought up the Twelve Millions lan Bill,
and the Import and Export Bills, which were fret:rally read a Brit
time, and ordered to be read ifecond time to-morroa.
The Hoots in Committee wen. through the Bill for confolidat-
leg the Duties on Caloma, and the Report was ordered to be re-
ceived tmaiorrow.

Ile Ma&icw Siseetiat BM was read a fecood time, and order-
ed to be read a third time to-morrow.

Mr. VA II &I moved, that canal* account+, refpeding the
income Doty, which were printed lett. year, Mould be reprinted,
for the tife of the Members of the Houre.--Ordered accordingly.
Ha alfo nursed, that there be laid before the Houle an account
of the imports and Exports of Great Britain for three years, end-
ing*. sib or January, 1793; and for four years, ending the jth
1803..—Ordered.
r. Com throned, that he would, at an early dry, take an
opportunity of , that the like accounts Amid be laid before
the lioufe relative to Related, and as he withal to admilate the
Commercial Laws of both countries, as much and as Coon as pof-
ibk, Inch accounts were already in a Plate of preparation.
The Bill fur Safpending the Navigation Ad, fo far as regarded
Foreigners, was read afecood thee, and ordered to be committed
ccimomow.
London, England, 1803-06-29

YOUNG MAN LEFT HIS PARENTS.

London, May 3t, 1,03.
AYOUNG MAN left his Parents. in a Borough
Town in the Welt of England,on Wedneiday, the Each May
inibutt. without the Raft Cade as they know of, and to their
great &firers of Mind: they requeft hint insmortatsly to retina r
inform them where he is, and they grannie o overt vat his
having fo left them and that be will be molt chearfAly received.
If he Monkd befo unkind as not to regard this oiler, his Parents
win think It needful, todeferlbe his Perron, Re. and offer a Re-
ward to any one who will give Information attire.
London, England, 1803-06-29

HEATH V. HUBBARD.

Lord ELLINDOROUON alfo delivered the judgment
of the Court in this cafe. It was an aflion of trover
to recover Pae value of one.third part of the (hip
Fithburn. Judgment for the Plain iff.—The two tali
cafes (hall be dated at greater length the firfi open day.
London, England, 1803-06-29

lOSERTSON C. TRSYCR•

In this much litigated cafe Lord Et.t.sxsotnycit
delivered the judgment of the Court. It May be re-
colleaed that the policy was upon the blip atelier-
field, and goods on board of her, 8; from the load-
ing thereof-on the opal of 13razil." The carg was
not changed when the Ihip was at brazil; but tt was
Contended that nothing more was required than that
when the was there goods fhould aaually be on board.
The Judges, however, were all of opinion that the
policy had never attached, and that the pofte.t mull
be delivered to the Defendant.
London, England, 1803-06-29

HOUSE OF COMMONS.

A Perron from the Treafure prefentcd at the Bar an Account o
the Amount of the Exchequer Ball which had been Blued purfu
ant to an A a of the left Seffinn (or granting the fum of Five Mil
lons by way of Loan.—Ordered to lie on the Table.
A meirage from the Lords Rated their Lordfhips' 'rent to one
public and fcvcral Private Bills.
Averal Petitions u :re prefented from the Hop Planters in dif-
ferent part; of the country.
The Report was brought up from the Committee appointed to
confider of the propriety of granting parliamentary aid to the Wet
Dock Company, for the better enabling them to carry their plan
into execution.—Referred to a Committee of the whole Houfe to-
morrow.

Tilt' Scot', Affeffcd Tax Bill wag read a fecond time, and referred
to a Committee of the whole Houle to-morrow.

The further confideration of the Report of the Additional Af-
felled Tat Bill, and of the Aileffed Tax Colledion Bill, was polt-
poned till to-morrow.
The further confideration of the Report of the Real Property
Bill was deferred till Friday.
The Scotch Militia Families Bill was reported, and ordered to
be road a 3d time on Thurfday.
The Militia Field Officers' Bill was read a third time and paired.
Mr. Wica HA m gave notice, that on Friday he mould move Come
further regulations relative to the frith Militia.

The Report on the frith Combination Bill was brought up and
agreed to, and the Bill ordered to be read a third time to•murrow.
The hilh Spirit Excite Bill, and the frills Mili•ia Pay Bill, were
each read a firft, and ordered to be read a fecond time to-morrow.
A new Writ was ordered to be iffued for the Burghs aStran-
raer, Wigtown, &c. in the room of Joust SPALDING, Efq. who
►as accepted the Chiltern Hundreds.
London, England, 1803-06-29

7/46 KING IP. CAPTAIN SIISAC.

The defendant, Captain of the Iris, had been con-
vieed I,r a confpiracy with Alexander Scott, his
Purfer, to &flan,' the Viaualling Office, by drawing
a bill of Eichange upon that Office for provifions al-
ledged to have been furniflied to the Iris at Shetland,
which were never received, and at prices which had
never been charged; and that he had impofed upon
them by fine viuchers.

The'judge's Report of the Ttial Rated, that it was
proved that not only charges were made tor provi-
fions which were never received, but that beef
which had been fold at Shetland for twopence half-
penny per pound was charged at ninepence, and that
evet y other article was charged in the fame manner,
and with the knowledge of the Captain.
Serjeant Dm and Mr. Maaator (poke in extenu-
ation of punifhment, upon the ground of the me-
ritorious conduß of the defendant as a Sea Officer,
and the high charaCter be had received at the trial.
They alfo fuggencd, that it was extremely doub'ful
whether the Court had jurfdiaion, as the offence was
committed on the high fens.
Mr. ERSKINE anfwered the left objeftion by prov-
ing from authorities that a tingle a& done within the
jurifdiaion of the Court (as the fending the bill of
exchange to London) brought the whore tranfadion,
within their jurifdiaion ; and as to fervices, be on the
other fide mutt Rate, that for the a; years he bad
been at the Bar, this was the firfl infiance he had
known of a Naval Officer brought to judgment for
any crime of peculation or corruption ; he thought
the judgment fisonld be revere inatmuch as it was
impalible that the country could be fare, if a fyllem
could be tolerated, when a tingle (hip could in a kyr
weeks defrand the country of to large a fum as had
been done in the prefent cert.—The Conti ordered
him to be brought up the left day of the mei

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tortgas. . .
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There two retain , were brought •up to receive
judgment.. They had been conviaed on att india-
Ment charging them with a tonfpiracy, accompanied
by wilful and corrupt pro-pry, againtt the life of an
innocent individual, Wilhatts
The fentence of the Court was, that Richard Ship-
Man fhould be committed to the Houle of CorreWon
for the cou.ity_of Middlefex for two years, and that
during that time he fhould Rand once in and upon
the pillory, between the hours of twelve and two
'o'clock in the afternoon, at Toirer-hill, in the county
of Middlefex. The- fentence ori Benjaniin. Phillips
was, that he fhould Rand one hour on the pillory, at
Tower-hill, between the hours of twelve and two in
the afternoon ; and for the part he had taken in en-
deavouring to carry into execution this foul confpi-
racy by the means of a ilful and corrupt perjury, of
which he had been conviaed on another indiament.
the Court ordered, that for this laR offence he fhould
be imprifoned in his Majefly's gaol of Newgate for
one calendar month, and at the expiration of that
imprifonment, that he be tranfpormil to fuck place
or places beyond the teas as his Majelly with the ad•
vice of his Privy Council Ihould be pleated to dire&,
for the (pace of (even years.
London, England, 1803-04-23

GIBRALTAR, APRIL r.

" 'This goes by the Daacou, which arrived ha
night, in eleven days, from Malta, and which fails.
fur England this morning. - None of the troeps•
from Egypt had arrived when the Damson ailed.
bat by a vefel from Aboukir bay. they were told
that the army was to embark on the tit of March.
" His Royal Highnefs the Governor fails-frops
thli on the loth of April, in the'Anaxoe frigate,
to the great regret of all the inhabitants, who have
met with a degree ofproteEtion and attention from
his Royal Highnefs that they never experienced
before. They have fubaiibed twelve hundred
guineas to prcfent him" with a diamond. Itai, as a
mall tribute of their affedion and gratitude, nnd,
perhaps; no Governor ever left a place mete Aii-
cerely lamented by all thofe who are heft capable•
of appreciating his worth.

" The EXPIMITION and. ALLIGATOR, with the
sd battalion of Royals on board:fatted for Eng-
lani this day." •

Jilt as this Paper was going to profs we received
French Papers to the ipth inclaie—they, hem:
ever, contain but little news. .• • •

The Project of Law refptaing the eftablithment
of a National Bank was paid in the Leginative
Body, by a majority 0(159 votes to 63,
A long Article under the bead Malta,. in the
Mexican of the atb, contains an account of the
correfpondence between Burt, Minifter Pleitipo-
tentiary of the Gamin Marta, and his Excel-
lency Sir ALIZANDiII BALL, tote Britilb Governor.
which is the fame in (übftance as that already de-
tailed in this Paper.—Five per cents. se f. 85 c.
The Gascitte di, Frage hates, that an embargo
has been laid on the 'cella, at Dunkirk detlined
for the Newfoundland filbery. This precaution,
lays the Editor, which is naturally cone ted with
the whole of the meafures taken .by Goverameit,
has excited neither furprife nor uneaGnefs. .
A /enter from the Hague, dated April t 4. 04s,
It is aliened here, that the refult of. the nego-
tiations between France and England will: be
known in a few days, as every thing depends on
a categorical anfwer of the Fsasr Consul., which
wiWaably decide the grand queftion of Peace
of. N •
London, England, 1803-04-23

To the PROPRIETORS of EAST INDIA STOCK.

LADINO AND G was,
PERMIT me to take the earlieft opportonity of
offering my moit grata! Thanks for the Honour of the
Support I rteeived yelterday, at the Elation it the India
Houk. Although from the pre-occupancy of the Ground by
faecal other Candidata, who engaged numbers of Votes that
I have kit rearm tobelieve might otherwife have been given
In my favour, I have feat without Surprise their kopecks' num-
bers upon the yet the *masseur Bayport afforded to
me by essay to sr I had no recommendations
but my Pubic liar die high relpeitablky of their
Closeadoes are a deem at added Satiaradtien to me. shd
are a verrenerouraglei leficar.kei of the more &rand Sop-

. -
pen I may hope to receive to hum.
nee RedeENons Induce me refpeafally es fignify my In-
tentions of offering myfeif to your Nage whenever another
Vacancy may happen in the Diredliao, and to repeat my At.
formes. that the fame seal a,d attentive which I for many
Tears pve to your Affairs. Intl again be emoted for your
intereft, mould yob be pleated to wafer open on the honour-
able Trait I mean to foNeit.--I kave the Moor to be,
f.adies and Gentlemen.
Your melt faithlial and absdkatkrearot.
Stratford-place, April t 4, tBoy. JOHN 81188.
London, England, 1803-04-23

MOZUST READY TO ADVANCE.

wvHEREAR many Ladies and Gentlemen
fropmedy fuller peat pecuniary inconvenience from
want of harewleg fame rdpeetable channel through Mak me-
dium they may be accommodated with tenpin:7 er perma-
sent lime of Mosey, all Perim in padre of Moms arif..
ing km Preeheid. Gopyhold, or Leafeheld &Rates, be Land
artistic% Mower I. the Panda, Rene Cbarges,Marriage Set.
timers' Widows Natures. Annuities, Patent Maces, Cis..
Livings. or arty ether townie for certain Life, may
be NOW with temporary net Sums perm/men of Morey te
any aremant, by paying an adequate Annuity laterell for tie
, fem. Attimesiabis any time at their own option. The FOrility
and Gentry of knows property may be secemeasdatird on their
perked Security. Paternal application ell he resolved every
day etl thaw "en's& . and Lanny from Outaatuntiiman Is sewn
or country (ma paid) etu be immediandy odweed. MINIM
to Megrim. l•rla aeti-Cts. at their UMW RIM. Na fr. Ckerfil
Suffolk *net, Charing Crofs.

For the CONVENIENCE of the POEM I general • bat
pertioulerly of OFFICERS oft SERVICE, and PERSIANS
eo a SRA VOYAGE.
COXWELI CONGO IT lor CtylTal LISID
LEMON JUICE;
Being the Pure Add Part of the Fruit in a folid and dry form,
refernbling in appearance White Sager Candy.
Prepared only by HENRY COXWEI.L, ten, Fleet-Meet,
Twmple-liar.• Leaden. me of the Commitese at Cheeritry
at the Society for the PTolllotion of Arts,Mnitifselures. and
Commerce. Adeiphi; and who Is permitted to refer to the
higheft poffibk Authorities in this Kingdom, for the Parity
of the Preparation.
Rah Packet Aped by lieSitlf, wit► dirediloas.
This grateful Acid, sow atomised under the prefect conve-
nient and elegant farm of Crylials, rasa completely anfwera
every poSble partici, of Ftelk Lemon Juice and wkly
tanker advantages, the being in a dry Eats It is
pollable. OCrlirriarftly Sae room. and resulting unchaoged
is my Climate r and withal, being lets espenlim than LAMM
or Lemon juice.
In the Moo* way, it makes admirable Punch ; and Is par-
ticularly emendate no the table or the fniebeard for every se-
caftoowhere Lesson Jake is
At Ste. It may be find to be invaluable ; many of the Shim
in His Iliajelly's Navy sad in the Honourable Raft India Com-
pany's tierriee, have for fame tiles pali been (applied with it in
confiderable quantities.
It diSolves intlantly in aid water; as ounce by weight
making a Pint Bottle of Jules d the commie armpit.
To be lied X* at mai ot the Principal Towns in the King-
dom.
London, England, 1803-02-19

FROM LLOYD's LIST.

DES!.. FEIST/ART :B.—Sal/ed the Immortalite &irate. for
Sheeroefs; and the Nancy, Reynolds, for Stanptc Creek.—
'Mod W.
GRAVESEND. FES. zB.—Sailed the Ulylfes, Zebu, for St.
!ebaftian ; Mirka:our!, Kcat es, for F.uibingt Jonge Elizabeth,
Bomb; and Twe Gebroders, Jargon, for Embden.
Remain in the Downs his Majefty's (hips 31 b; fore—Neeef.
fele .Frosch man of war; Elphinftone, —, and Wal.
pole, Srndilr• d, for the EAR Indus; Pear and Catharine,
Smith. for Harnburgh ; Klugftnill, Smith, for Bourdcauz ;
Concord, %Tenn, for Jamaica; Coen MICC, Petas ; and Young
Lady, Doll, for Havre•de.Grace; Nelfoti, Harrifon, for Ma-
-1 iga; Cheiter. Cosine, for Dublin ; Honduras Packet, Ni-
chol, for Barcelona; and AU, Peters, for Lifboa.
London, England, 1803-02-19

SUSSEX.

TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION—By Mr. WELLER,
On Wednefday the ad of March, between the hours of Five
sad his in the Evening, at the Swan inn, Chichefter,
A moil Valuable FREEHOLD ESTATE,
comprifing a good Farm-boufe, with Offices and Out-
together'with 334 Acres of rich Arable and Pafture
Lend. fituate at Stunk Butted, See miles from Chicheitcr, nod
within two miles from that highly eftimated Watering place
Bognor.
And at the fame time eight rich Meadows, fituate at Fiat-
balms, one mile and a half Wdt of Chichdter, in the occupa.
Con of Mr. George Collins.
Printed partieultra may be had at the Cl'apter Coffee-bode,
Leann ; at the Offices of the STAR, Saiilbury, Lewes, Win-
clutter, and Portfrooeth Papers; Sulfa' Hoof; Tonbriege-
Wela ; Old Ship Tavern, Brighton; Star, Shoreham • Norfolk
Awns, Arundel; Angel, Midhurft ; King's Arms, God ;
WLlte Hart, Guildford; and of Mr. Weller, at his General
Agency Once. Cadebtker.
London, England, 1803-02-19

(Being his fourth appearance in that Charader.)
.r 0 which will he added the New Pantomime of
HARLEQUIN'S HABEAS.
EvEning—The cabinet; with Modem Antiques.
New Comedy is in reheati.il, called John Bull; or, An
:-;.:l.lm.in'a Fire-fide.

THIRD ENGLISH STATE LOTTERY FOR. dna,
Begins Drawing the 4th of April tBo3.
"PIE TICKETS are fold and divided into
lI HALVES. ONARTERS. EIGHTHS, and SIX-
TEENTHS, by HA ARD, BURNS. and Co. Stock-brokers.
at their STATE LOTTERY OFFICE, No. 93, under the
Royal Exchange, I.onilon, and no where cite on their Account.
The Scheme conflits of four Prizes of so,oool. three of
to,cool. three of iogol. and others from wool. down to aol.
to the amount of 3 )I,ossil
••• Cowry Orders, accompanissl with Ihoet-dated Bills on
Landon, Pott-ORee Orders, or Cant, in Parcel by Coach or
Carrier, pendually attended to; and Correfpondents may
depend on being Crated essay, on the fame Terms as if per-
fcnall y prefent.
All Shares fold at this Office will be Ramped agreeable to
Ad of Parliament, and alto with the Crown, and round it,
HAZARD and Co.'s LOTTERY OFFICE,
London, England, 1803-02-19

PARLIAMENTARY PROCEEDINGS.

HOUSE OF LORDS. FRIDAY, FED. tl3.
Their lA:reit/lips deferred giving judgme”t relative to the
Scotch Appeal, t.awfon v. Maxwell and others, till Monday.
The Earl of Jessry was fworn and took his feat.
A fecund report was made !corn the Conim'..tre to whom it
was referred to re-examine the Lilts delivc rc.l in, of Peers to form
the Board of EaR India Judicature of that Houle, for the put-
pore of afcertaining fuch Peers as were duty qualified, tee.
when the names of feven of the Peers were reported ac
fetch, which not being the number required be the Ad the
Report was ordered to lie on the Table, and fohfrquent pro-
ceedings are to take place agreeably to the provitions of the
in queßion.
Some routine bufinefs was then difpof..l of.
Lord PELHAM obfervcd, his MajeltV's late Meffage refpedt •
Ing the Eftablithment of hi. Royal nightie!' the Prince rf
Wale., was, by an order of the node, to be taken into confi-
deration on Wednefilay. It did not ftrike him at the time that
that d.I•; would be AlbWednefday,on which day it was not euf-
totuaty for the Houle to fit : he fhould therefore, on Monday
mat, move that the Order alluded to he refeinded, for the
,irprifc of ma,..ing a new Order for tome future day, which he
Mould then proprife. He thought this eourfe the molt refped-
:al, as well as the molt re7ular way of proceeding on fuch an
occafion. His Lordfhip then alert-NI, that in purfuanee of
what he had laid loft night with relpeCt to his own readitteft to
produce every proper and fatisfanory information relative to
the fubjca then under difcuffion, he would move for the pro-
du Lion of certain Accounts, which he thought would fully
have the effect he Rated loft night. He then moved for the
projunion of an Account of the Otr.flentling Exchequer Bills,'
&c. at curtain period, about the beEinning of the late %Vat,
and the left year ; which were ordered to be laid before the
Houk. The Noble Secretary of Si;:te then ohkry -d, that left
the documerts he had moved :or fhould not be fail before the
Houk in fufficiently early time, it was his intention, inßead
of moving for the fecond reading of the Bank Reftriel..m 13:11
on Monday. as he had mentioned Lift night, to people that
that proceeding Ihould take place on Tucfday next.
After a few words from Lords Mom.. and AVCICL AND, in
an under tone of voice, importing, that what the Noble l.ord
had laid, was regularly to be confidered as a notice, the Houk
adjourned till Monday.
London, England, 1803-02-19

rt • . SALE BY PUBLIC AUCTION,

On the Prc;iies ;---Catdown and Coxfuic, on Friday, the
asth loft. Feb. at TO o'clock in the Forenoon.
THE FOLLOWING GOODS, viz.
55 Chefts Lemons.
iy half do. •
A quatrity of Juniper Berries.
Lately landLd out of the Swediflt galliafs Forfocket, Capt. C.
G. ilammandahl. from Leghorn and Malaga.
After the above, will be fold,
1 pieces of mans,
a broken mizen Malts,
t ditto anchor.
Alto the under-mentioned Articles, f bred from the Wreck of

the American fhip Jun, :-
63 Black Bear Skins
8 Cub Ditto
About 6,6c01b. Damaged Cotten Wool (in Bales, pieces of

Bala, and Made)
,

A 131 Inch Cable, and other Articles.
For Viewing, and further Information, apply to Mr. Jon N
HAWKER, Merchant, Plymouth; Or tO JOHN PRIONAM,
Broker.—Plymoutb, Feb. 16, Iso3.
London, England, 1803-02-19

HOUSE OF COMMONS.

The Houfe met at balf pelt three o'cl, tit, to ballot for two
Committees, to try the merits of the Coati:fled Elections for
Coventry and Bridgewater.
In the cafe of the Coventry Eleilion, we underftand, (for
ftraugers were not admitted) that a long difcuffion took place,
whttlur the parties i::terifted fhonld be divided into three par-
ties, or only two, via—the Petitioners, Media. Bird and
Moore, and the fitting Members.
Atter the difeuffion was over, the Houfe proceeded to bal-
lot for a Commits e, but there not being a fulkient number
of eligible Members, the Houfe adjourned till to-mutrow.
London, England, 1803-02-19

PORTSMOUTH, FEBRUARY tB.

This morning arrived the CYNTHIA floop ofwar,
Captain WRIGHT, with the mutineers who were
pardoned by his Royal Highnefs the Duke of
Esscr, from Gibraltar. Arrived alfo the James,
JONES, from Oporto.
Commodore DOMRTT this day arrived from
London, and Wiled his pendant on board the
DRYAD ft igate. vice Captain WILLIAMS, who has
commifftoned the RUSSELL, of 74 guns, at this
port.

Arrived the Young Nicholas hired armed tranf•
port, Lieut. B. STRUT, with about zoo invalids,
and a quantity of ordnance Bores, from the Cape
of Good Hope : the Pairengers by her are, Major
ERSKINE, Deputy Adjutant General at the Cape ;
Lieut. Muxao, Aid•de•Camp to Lieut. General
DVNDAS Dr. TYTLIR, Apothecary to the Forces;
Lieut. Poywrz, of the fsth regiment; Mr. TYT'
LER, Affiflant Surgeon to the 81ft regiment; Mr.
Ds 1.1t.t.5, and Mr. DAVIDSON.
London, England, 1803-02-19

YORKSHIRF.

TO BE SOI.D BY PRIVATE CONTRACT,
AVALUABLE FREEHOLD ESTATE,
Tithe and Land Tax free, confilliog of about 556 Acres
of rich Feeding, Meadow, and Wahl*: Land, let to refiu.:.‘table
tenants at will.

The Ptoperty adjoins the Turnpike Road, leading from
Hull to Heston, about 98 Acres of wh cb are within one milt
of Hull, the remainder three miles diltant from it, and within
a Ring Fence. The Farm I loufas are good, and the co ore
pan of the Fftate, called the Mount, is ornamented with
Plantations, and is a charming fituation to build up n, com-
manding a fine piofped of the River Humber, and the 'Fawn
of

The increaftng profperity of Hull, both in population and
commerce. renders this purchall a dehrahleobjta of fpeculation.
Pan of theporehafe money may remain on mortznye.
For furher particulars, apply to Mr. Tyndale, Solicitor,
Lincoln's Inn Fields.
London, England, 1803-02-19

ARMY.

T•-
BE SOLD, a Cornetcy in a Regiment of
TO
Dragoon Guards, wh...re the Purcharer will be the Sixth
Cornet, with a probability of becoming Fourth in a Ihort time.
Applications to be made to Mr. Johniton, No. 6, Craven-
ftreet, Strand, and if by Letter Free of Pottage.

SALE OF HOPS.
TO BE SOLD BY AOC noN,

At the Mermaid Inn, in Yeovil, on Friday, thr T tth Diy of
March, at Three o'Clock in the Afternoon, in Lots tunable
to Purchaf-rs,
I'WO Hundred and Twenty eight Pockets of
-1- Farnham, Crondal, Bendy, Bramley, Warldham, and
Shalden Yearling Hops of the very heft
The Hops may be fern by applying to Mt. Strong, or Mr.
Palben, Yenvil.—Fehmary 18, zBo3.

CANAL SHARES, IRON RAILWAY, RIVER DEE
STOCK, PAVING BONDS, &c.
TO BR SOLD BY AUCTION,
By PETER COXP.. BURREI.I., and FOSTER,
At Garraway's, on Thurfday, the t 4th of February, at Twelve
o'clock, by order of the Trufters—namely,
TWENTY SHARES in the Leeds and Liver-
pool Canal, yielding Eight per Cent. on each Share; live
Shares in the Iron Rall.way from Wandfworth to Croydon ;
Two Thouknd Pounds River Dee Stnck, and a Paving Bond
of Three Hundred Pounds of the Parithes of St. Gile.'s in the
Fields, and St. Georges, Bloondbury, hearing au Interett of
Four and a Half per Cent. regularly paid.
Particulars may be had fix days preceding the Sale at Lloyd's
and Garraway's; and of Marrs. Peter Cove, Burrell, and Fa-
te'', Throgm.rton-ftrat.
London, England, 1803-02-19

PIANO /MR TE

C lementi's Sonata‘, Op. 40, B.
Sonatli

Etid,tit*, rata!, Op. st
Ditto Ix Reohr Zeptir, Op. (2

6 o
6 o

Dedicated by pet-mil-ton to the Right Hon.lmrd Ellenhorough,
and patronized by one thoufand Subferibers, including the
Bani.. of F.nylantl, Honourable EaR India Company, Petard
of Cullom!, Vittualling Board, General Putt Office, &c. &c.
This day was publiflied,
ACOMMERCIAL DICTIONARY, contain-
ing the prof nt State of Mercantile I.aw, Pre lice and
Cußom, pr,..-t.i.ed by a preliminary F.fliy on the Rife and Pro-
pels of ManufaCtures and Commerce in Great Britain. inten-
ded for the afe of the Cabinet, the Counting Houle, and the
Library. By J. MONTLFIORE,
Author of Commercial Precedents, ace. _ _ _

The Fubli., :did Subreribtrs to this Work, are refpeetfully
informed that the Books are ready to be delivered at No. 25,
Finch lane, Cornhill, price to Subfcribers as. to Non Sub-
fetilmss 24 12s. Gd.
London, England, 1803-02-19

JUVENILE BOOKS.

This day was pahlifised, in Two final Volumes. feint 48.
bound, printed an a large Type. sod anbeiliiked wilt is
handfinne C
BIBLE Sitialibai or, the Memorable A. of
the ancient Patriarchs, Jetiges, sad King,, evaded train
their original Hilterians Is tin Old and New 'refitment
London, England, 1803-08-17

TO BB anLA, in the molt eligible Part of the County of Wilts.
THE MANOR of ALDBORNE, bounded by
Attu:own, ogsourn, Lambourne, and Rarnibury, and in the
Neighbourhood of Newbury, liungerford, and Marlboro': tor ether
with a molt defirable Farm, containing upwardsof actoAcres in tee
Parish of Aldborne, and nearly IS Acres of rich Meadow Land,
in Wamburgh.
This valuable Manor, with the Courts, Baron Cour.'s Lcet, &c.
to the fame Woofing, Is in extent upwards of 24 Miles, and com-
prises nearly Oho:, Acres of Wall: Ground, of which there Li a
preshabilltrof a !pertly inelefure. The whole will be Sold by A tic-
tion,th tots, to the Neighbourhood of .kidhorrih. about the End of
Auguft next, Isaias the fame (tumid he prevarpfly Sold together by
Private Conirael, of which Notice will be given.
Far further Particulars, and to treat for the Purehrfe, app'y to
Mr. Holleft, Solicitor, Farnha-n ; or to Ithasks, Cook, and !Lai-
ley. Solicitors, St. lamer 's-walk, Clerketiwell ; and fur a View and
Particulars to Mr. ASA. y, Solicitor, Aldborne.
London, England, 1803-08-17

t 4th BAttalicm of Refetve.

To be Captain of Companies, with temporary rank in tie army
—Colin Macdonald, Efq. late Major in the Royals; Hugh
Campbell, F.fq. Lite a Captain in the listh Foot; John Craigie,
Ifq. (Captain in the late North Lowland Fenciblm); Alczan
er Macleod, F.fq. (Captain In the late Regiment of the ;
William Brodie, Erg. (Captain in the late 2ti Regiment of Am
gyll Fenciblcs).

Maw Enfign--Serjeant Major Macdonald, from the 42d
Font.
IS th Ditto--Jahn Terrington,Efq (Captain in the Prince of Wales's
late Ycneibles), to be Captain of a Company, with temporary
rwk in the army ; Cornet George Fowler, from the 2lft Light
Dragoons, to be Adjutant, with the rank of Lieutenant ;
Surgeon Duncan, from the 19th Foot, to be Surgeon.
16th Battalion of Referve.

To he Captains of Companies, with temporary rank in the army—
Thomas Coghl.m,Efq. (late a Captain in the 17th Foot); Hugh
Medley, £(q. (Lite a Captain in the 35th Foot); Captain .---
Higginfn. from kalf-p..y of the Marines.
To In Enfign—Alplionzo Kirk, Gent.
. _

Lieutenant-Coloncl Ste venfon's Regiment oflnfantry.
To be Captains of Companies—Lieutenant Hedtor Maclean,
Lieutenant Winekworth Tonge, and Lieutenant Charles O'Ha-
ra, from the 7th Foot.
To be Enfigns— Col edge, Gent. ; Qttarter.ltlafter Ifaac
. Germain, from half-pay of the both Foot; Bailey, Gent.
Maurice de Salubury, Gent.

Canadian Regiment of Fencible Infantry.
Lieutenant Edward Powell, from the 9th Foot, to be Captain of a
Company.
BREVET.
Colon el George Monerieffe,of the gosh Foot, to be Btigsdier.Gene-
ral in the WeR Indies only.
Colonel Andrew Dunlop, of the sift Light Dragoons, to be Briga-
dier General in the Welt Indies only.
London, England, 1803-08-17

SALE OF OLD WINES AT LEITH.

WALKER, THOMSON. and Cn. Leith, have
sat prekot a Sets of the foßowing Wipe of warranted qua-
il*, and *gm :.••
Port, Slaty, Limon, Pi& mad Second Growth Clarets, Vint.
1795, Mountain, Boodles. Chamuka,a tweet wins of Portugal.
The prices of this Sale will he toyed le much under the ufual
Saks, as to teens to render *maul, Come amount of the principles
on which Old Wing ~(warranted quality can be fo offered. Par
thin the Public are refpeafully reared to a fatall publication mult-
i-Ift Hints to Coefurners of Wine," printed for Vrrnnr and Hood.
•••-'See Anti-lesobin Review for November, tSos, and Monthly
keview for April. t Soj )
After the period of the Bets, whieb will be shoat the middle of
Ansi*, the prices will be advanced.
W. T. and Co. are expediting from Madeira round by the Weft
!allots, a few pipet and begibmds of Lepage particular Madeira
Sipped by Murdoch, Mtßerten„aod Co.) of very high char-Aker
--Geotlemen who prelatic this wine immediately en its arrival.
N In had the price and quality equally worth their sttentiose-the
Is to place them u nearly as polibk on the footing of bring
eteir own Importers.
The charge* of fending wine from Leith to London it le well
V" we* are very trifling: in the pretest cafe they will be found
o',-t"y of no regard compared with the advanisse of OP
Luth, July 30, slat.
London, England, 1803-08-17

WIGAN, AUGUST 8, 11103.

IN compliance with the Requeß of a General Meet-
ing,- of Licantemeacy for the County Palatine of t.aaeafter, made
this day at wipe to the High Sheriff, for the purpofe of calling a
County Meeting, ha armada the neceSeg of an Addrefa to his Ma.
'Ay, on the precut critical and Ga.:nous 2euadau of the Country,
I do hereby appoint fuch Meeting to beheld at the Court Houfe In
Priam, in the fed county, on Friday the isith claw of Ws inftant,
Await. at One eV lock. IS. BLACKBURNE, Sheriff.

HAMPSHIRE.—TO BF SOLI.) BY PRIVATE CONRACT.
ADESIRABLE FREEHOLD ESTATE, very
eligibly Ornate. within • Mile slid a Half of the Two of
Lvniington, in Hampßute. coofißing of a very comfortable Family
Haute, with convenient Offices of suety defeription, Coach-houfe,
Stabling for Four Hurtes, excellent walled Garden plentifully
Rocked sod cropped, together wi:h a very convenient Firm-hook
detached, Barns, Stables and other apprupri•tcOut' ulldhigs, and
about Three Hundred and sixty-too Aare of Arabic and Meadow
Land, the whole iu high condition, and has been for fevers! Years
pall in hand.
The Elate is free of Great Tlths.aad the Land Tat redeemed.
The Purchater to take the Stuck and Crops on the Farm, and
may be aceuvantodatod with the Furniture of the Dwelling-haute
at a fair Valuation, and immediate PaEtillou can beeves.
Farther particulars may be known. and a View of the Pennies
(by Ticket lady) obtained by Application (if by Letter Pal Paid)
to Mr. King. Solicitor, Lymhigton.
London, England, 1803-02-26

PRUSSIA.

BERLIN, Faa. s.—The Imperial Ambaffador
Count STADION is gone to Vienna : he will be
back in fome weeks, and will dim go immediately
to Pcterfburgh. The carnival will be ended next
week. To-day is a grand affembly at the Duke of
33a tioswicit Osi.s, for the Court and Nobility ;
and next Tuefday is the laft ridotta.
In the new Gazette of Mr. Korztsus is the
following article :—Doftor Mtsart. has received
from the EMPEROR of RUSSIA a prefent of a valu-
able ring, for his Livonian Story, Wow= nuinta.
This prefent is particularly remarkable, as it thews
the fentiments of his Marssry concerning the
flavery of the peafantry in Livonia and Efthonia.
(This work paints this flavery in very unalniable
colours.)
London, England, 1803-02-26

DENMARK.

COPENHAGEN, JANUARY 25.—.-The KING has
given to the Royal Inflitute of Mandatures and
Commerce permi(lion, for four years. to eflablifh
a packet between Copenhagen and the Dana EaR
India Settlement. By this means a conßant corn-
asunication will be kept up, and two packets will
fail from each fide every year, and convey as well
difpatches as private !ewers and paffengers. They
will fail op the firß of March and firß of Odober.
It is intended to eßablifh in this city an Inßita.
Con for the deaf and dumb, and Dr. Casrspec
is to make a tour in foreign countries, to examine
fimilar eßablilhintln&
Fs*. I.—Between Zealand and Swedes the feu
is now perfeftly frozen over. and fledges pats from
one kingdom to the other. On Sunday more
than 6000 petfogs paffed the Sound on foot and in
carriages.
Fes. e.—ln the Frederic Hofpital is a woman,
who has been in a militant fleep for is weeks.—
By violent !baking Ike can be made to wake, but
Ae is then perfeslly without all confcionfnefs
through ber drowfinefs ; and the moment the is
left at reit immediatsly falls again into a profound
flap.
London, England, 1803-02-26

COURSING.

The Newmarket Club commenced their Spring
Running on Monday laft, before a very numerous
and refpeftahle field. The three firs days' (port
were thus decided:
DITTON FIELD.MONDAT

Sir J. Sebright's Nettle, beat Mr. Dudliy's Ariel.
Mr. Dudley's Abigail, beat Sir J. Sebright's Pothook.
Mr. Dudley's Adelaide, beat Mr. Mofeley's Brand.
Sir J. Sebright's Prude, beat Sir C. Banbury's Fanny.
A very thick fog coming on, unavoidably con-
traded the diverfion of this day.
London, England, 1803-02-26

POLICE, Eft.

Ma s row Hoy s e.--Yellerday Wiliam Stiller was
examined a fecond time on fufpicion of having ma-
licioufly fet fire to the premifes of a hat manufac-
turer, in Winchetier-ftreet, London Wall. He was
committed for trial.
HATTON Gesrosn.---Yellerday littalia,
errand hey to Mr. Lane, filverfinith, in St. Mar-
tin's le Crawl, was charged by his ma :.er with pil.
fcring reveral articles of layer. He was remandtd.
A carman was charged with having defrauded
the truftees of the turnpike road, near Battle-
bridge, of the toll. He was fined in the mitigated
penalty of sos. with coils.
Woasatr.syssur..—Yefterday WO Be) was
committed for trial on a charge of robbing a girl
Kingiland-road, a few evenings fine, of a bun-
dle of Clothes, valued at am.
A young man was committed for trial as a com-
mon utterer of counterfeit gold.
A man was convicted in the penalty of sl. for
baying in his polleffion property that he coulthot
account for.
Wm rracnar st..—Yefterday a lad was commit-
ted for trial charged with going from one tier
of flips to another, opening their hatches, and (leaf-
ing (cameo's clothes.
The Para Church of Warden, in Kent. was
robbed in the night of the 17th infant of all the
plate belonging to it, and the facrilegions ruffians
efcaped undifcovered.
On Sunday fe'nnight one Felfted, drinking at
the Generous Briton, Newark, in trying how
touch ale he could guzzle down in a fhort time
took fuch a quantity as to octafion immediate Isle
&cation.
Diforders that proceed either from an impure
Rase of the blood, or a relaxed Rate of the nerves,
having, in innumerable inflances, fubfided by a
eourfe of air Ls' WIT'S Antifcorbutic Drops, too
much cannot be faid in praife of that invaluabk
preparation. This unparalleled fuccefs, in the
swift complicated cafes, has eftablifhed its celebrity
throughout the univerfe ; indeed, where is it podia
ble to obtain fuch a rellorerof the conftitution and
infallible cure of the Scurvy, Gout, Rhenznatifm,
Evil, Leprofy, and a variety of other complaints, I
too generally incident to human nature ? There
Drops are fold in bottles of ss. and 6d. toy. and
11. a.. each, with a black Ramp affized to each hot
de, by the following venders in London : F. New.
'wry, 45, St. Paul's; Dicey and Sutton, Bow
Church-yard ; E. Newberg, corner of St. Paul's ;
Wray, Birchialane; Bolton, Royal Exchange;
Evans and Co. Long-lane ; Barclay. Fleet-market;
Bacon, Oxford-greet; Ward, Holborn • Bayley,
Cockfpur-greet ; Swinney, Pall Mall ; Wallis and
Withers, No. 229, Str..nd I Brennant, Billopf-
gate-fireet ; Clark, No. 269, tend B. Shaw, No.
74, Borough, Southwark ; and at the Difpenfary,
No .ts, Soho-fquare.
London, England, 1803-02-26

NEW MEDICINE ACT.

At the only Ware% ,ufe for Dr. James's Powder, No. 45, St
Churzh-yard. London,
THE following MEDICINES are fold, at the
prices annexed, including the Stamp Duties; a-d uit is
enacted, that from the tit of September, egos, the Sumps
Would be applied to all Proprietary Medicines, u well for
Fortio as for lime. Confumption, and as a Confiderable Addi-
tion is ruck totbe Stamps on the Article. of higher Value, or
thole in Bulk, the Prices of Dr. James'. Powder will be in ro-
tate as. pd. per Packet, or IL Ss. 6cl. per Dozen; but the
Quantity of a Dozen Packets in a Bottle (as made up for the
Army and Navy) may be had fur ii. 4.. Arida. by Favour of
the Cornadifioners of the Stamp Ofliee, Plates arc prepared for
Mr. Newbery's feparate Ufe, with his Name engraved in each
Stamp, the Public will be careful to °brave that the Word*,
" F. Newbery, No. 45, St. Paul's," are printed in she Stamps of
an his Medicines; and as it h p4fumed that this w,ll be a
fum-
clent Security againft Counterfeit', his Signature on the Lab, la
on Dr. James's Powder will be difcontinued from heneeforwand
Stamps will he allowed gruis, u ufual, to thole who pur-
chafe Half a Dozen cr more at a time, of the lower priced

Articles. s. sl. s. J.
Dr. James's Powder a'9 Lozenges of Blois 1 1 i
—a
Bottle 24 0 Freake's Tin& of Bark 4 0
Anakrie Pins 4 6 Husham's ditto 2 9
large Boz 14 0 Englith Coffee 2 9
Dr. Steens Opodeidoe 2 6 Genuine Arquelinfade 8 6
Coovulßon 011 s 6 Oro& rk Medicine 8 6
C.amomili Drops 1 9 Inglis's Scots Pills 1 0
.. Paregoric Lo- Ellaice of Peppermint z 1
senses - zst Gnnt's Drops - I s
Berry's Bilious Pills 4 6 Dr. linoper's Pins 1 I
Dr. Aufthis Chalybeate Glares Mamie& 3 6
Ditto 4 0 Henry's stir.° - a 6
Dilby's Carminative z 9 Norton's Drops 3 6
Wrenn of Coltsfuot 3 6 Spiltbury's ditto s 6
Cephalic Snuff o 9 Dr. Solaris:lces Tea 2 9
Spence 's Dentifrice 4is Crenougk's Tindture Izi
Jones's Rheumatic Tine- Do. Tolu Lozenges z i
sure - 3 6

N. 13. Stamps with Mr. Ncwbery's Name are affixed to the
ilrß twenty Articles above enumerated; and as many p.r(o-s,
particularly ferrants and mcifengers, c take his ►ook he i
midst the ncceffity of pointing ou4 that it is at the FAA End of
St. Paul's, nearelt to C heapfide, andthat it has a large white
(toccata front, en which their words are inferibed:
"Tar WILT WARY UOVSE tea DI. JAMES'S POWDZI..
London, England, 1803-02-26

NTALLTI3LE CIIIMAN CORN-PLATSTEI.

HE PROPRIETOR of this moll excellent
REMEDY is fo certain of its Efficacy having lever
filled in a variety of Cafes, agrees, if it don not eradicate the
Corns, coot and branch, TO RETURN TUE MONTT.

. •
It inll,on application, take off the Inflammation in a few hours,
and deftroy effeetually the Malignity without the leaft hazard;
Printed Diredions fcaled up with it.
This is the celebrated PLAISTER that rined fo much re-
putation in Germany, and has been fold in London upwards of
Fifty Years, with the greatcß reputation.
Sold Wholefalc and Retail by T. Axtell, No. I, Finch-lane,
near the Royal Exchange; and alto by Mr. Day, No. 7, 'favif-
tock-ftrcot ; Me. Wilton, No. 39, St. James's-am:et ; Mr.
Swincy, No. at, Pall-Mall; Mr. Ward, No. 334, 11Dlborn;
and Jeboult and Co. No. 150, Oxford-ftreet.
At Brißol, by Bulgin and Sheppard; and Bonner, print, re.

Bath, liyilazat:a, bookrelfe.r,_att4 Roforaan, perfumer.

. . . .
Edinburgh, by Baxter, South Bridge.
Portico and Gofport, Mr. Harding a.
Liverpool, by Mr. Gore, primer,and Mr. looes,bookfelkr,
Port.fmouth, Mr. Motley, boukfellet _ -
London, England, 1803-02-26

YARMOUTH, FEBRUARY as.

Thurfday, failed la Pacttra, for Sheeriefs.
Friday, arrived the SO►HIA, from Scotland,
where (he has been on a cruife againft fmugglers:
during the late gale the SOPHIA carried away her
fore, main, and milen top-malt. She will proceed
to be repaired the Srft fair wind.
Remain in the Roads the Pt u store, Lint, and
Sornt♦ frigates, with three Revenue cutters.—
Paled through feveral 'Aden Colliers for the River.