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London, England, 1803-03-14

FREEHOLD ESTATES.—CHATHAM, KENT.
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION—By Mr. ROB. BUIPt,
On Tharfday, the 3tft day of March, 21103, at the Sun Inn,
Chatham, at Twelve o'clack at noon,
ALL that fubitantial Brick Manage, fronting
Chatham High-ftreet, nearly oppoilte the Market-plan.
now in the occupation of Wililiam Trott, with the Yard and
Appurtenances, and one Tenement behind the fame t and all
thole two fubftantW Brick Meffuages, with the Stables, Barn
Lodges, and very extenfive Yard, now in the aceopation of
Fullsgar, Town Carter t and alfo all that piece of
Garden Ground, in the occupation of Mr.Thomaa Colehefter.
—All which Prennifev Ile behind the Brft mendmied Brick Mel.
fuage, fronting Chatham High-ftreet, and adj,in thereto, and
contain from front to ear about 257 feet, and Is breadth in the
rear about 171 feat, and are now la to Taunts Babas b uit
at a quarter's notice, at the very improvable Rents
of Stl. 19s. and have lately been repaired, and are vt ry
tagccurity fituate in the very heft part of the Town otoChadlain
apd on them is a remarkably viestiful and good Spring of Wa-
ter, at a final diflanee fro-n the Surface ; and the Premifts are
fulleiently extenfive for carrying on any Mansfaitory, and lie
at a (mall dirtanee from and ealy carriage to the Myer M d
way, and will be &awn an appllcsdao to Mr. Robert Wells,
Clover.hne, Chatham-For farther pertimilars empire of
Meas. Twopeny, Rochtfter ; and of Mr. Rabat Burr, Auc-
tioneer, Chatham.
London, England, 1803-03-14

TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE BARGAIN

THE ESTATE of CORSOCK, lying the
Pula of Parton, and Stewartry of Kirkcudbright, coe-
diting al nearly 2,4c0 Scotch ACM of Archie, Meadow, and
Palture Land.
This dilate is &toted along the River Urr ; and the New
Road frees.Cadide to Portpatriek runs for tome Mlles through
it. There is a Lake of Taenrpone Agree. fwd! Road with
excellent Trout,) with luck abundance of Water, as to be
capable oldriving die weighted! Machinery; mad at One Hue.
a Fall can be had of Thigty Feet. , The Lake can be eafily
drained, sod eoeverteft Into geed Arable or Meadow Ground;
sod these are drag appaloosas a Made to the Lalsewlids
would be an thexhaeltible Fund at I roparvanent to the whole
Efate and Neighbourhood.
Three of tie Farms are out of Leak at Wlddimday um;
and the ref expire on a Perdue:es asap Acm Part of the
Price will be allowed to remain in the Petreas Hands.
The nate has bees abed, and will be fold fro Twisty-
five Years Pun/safe of the Rent (et upon it ; and for the Sad.
fadtion of the Purchafci, Security will be glum for that Rest
being node effatual. The needs arevalued. settles Lead-
Tax is redeemed. The Efate affords a Freehold Qualibeetios
Few Properties are more capable of Improvement, or would
pay a Purchafer better.
For Particulars apply to Henry Johnftea Wylie, Sone:bor.
Edinburgh; or Alesauder Wylie, the Proprietor, In Dumfries
London, England, 1803-03-14

Separately or Together, at No. 98, PALL-MALL, Lom'on,
AVALUABLE COLLECTION of AN.
CIENT STAINED GLASS, for Churches, Public
Buildings, and Cabinets.—Among other Subjects are,
The Crucifixion, Vifitation,
Prefentation, Laft Supper,
Martyrdom of St. John Martyrdom of St. Catherine,
Arumption of the 'Virgin, St.Pard at Malta,
Our Saviour at Emmaus, Fan of Mao.
The Nobility, Clergy, and C ors of there rare Specimens
of the Arts, arc rdpeetfully entreated to attend to the above,
which were brought from the Continent, and are In fine Pr -
rvadom—Letters (Polt Paid) to Mr. Comyns, No. 98, Pall-
Mall, as above, will be attended to.
London, England, 1803-01-19

Puff rlts STAR:

MR. EDlTOR—Obferving its one of your late
Papers, a complaint in behalf of the Mailers, in
the entitle of which Soundingt': Friend pleafes to in+
finuate, that no Corps in his Majefly's Navy is fo
badly ufed. I beg to fuggeß for the informatlort
of the Public, a few &Bs touching on the Corps
of Surgeons. They, as well as Mailers, were taught
their profeGion, previous to embarking in the
Navy t and at an expence that will bear no conspari-:
fon. Their utility has been as recently and AS eaten-
fitwly proved, and it is a notnrinus 'mills, that,
eight years athial fervitude, independent of the time
they ferved as mate, will not bring them within
the number fur :s. 6d. per diem, half pay ; a poor
remuneration, indeed, Mr: Eorroa, for the devo-
tion of the /ili of their days to the fervice of their
country; infulated front inciety and friends. And
what makes the refieetion Rill mm a melancholy is,
the controlling it with the flats of the Army Surgeon,
who the moment he is appointed, has his s,. pet+
diem half pay ! And is the Surgeon, my country-
man, who has the honour of attending the Beams
TARS, at daring defenders of your fiber*, iall did
property, not equally intitled to your benefaeliont?Caut
any thinking mind reconcile there faels,when he fakes
into the fcale, the refpeelive relative value of both
ellablifitments; and weighs them with the local and
commercial intercity of Oteat Britain? Is the Naiy
Surgeon, after having facrificed eight erten years.
for sacrificed they undoubtedly are, unlefsthe eon-
vietion of having dorm much good during that
time, may be confidered to compenfate. I Cay, is
he to be turned on fhore to Peek bread where be
can ; probably without a tonne lion, having /eff
the opportunity !!! All chiles in the Navy, front
the Admiral down, can bear ample teftimony of
their merits; and there is a difcernirvg Admiralty
Board, who it is to be hoped, after the completiort
of snore momentous affairs, will, with that pa.
triotie concern for which they have been fo emi.
nently dillinguithed, take into Confideration the
cafes of both Mafier: and Surgeon:. I am acquainted
with many who contribute largely to the revenue;
and who would rejoice in feeing a part of it appro.,
priated to the bettering of the Surgeoesfiate. It would
tenure tothe Navy fuperior talents, which it would
have at command, but which, as things nom Rand.
muff be confidered as equivocal. It was with plea.
fere I tmcierftood that the Hoff. the CmAnceLtot
of the EXCHEqyza,than whoth none poffelTes more
tranfcendant abilities, or Is better capacitated to
Ell the exalted Ration. with an all pervading un-
derfianding, propofed doing fomething for this
much neglefled corps.
sette4twitai ET HlllEltailt.
London, England, 1803-01-19

BANKRUPTCIES ENLARGED.

Tab. 26. Martin Dunsford. of •Tiverton. Ll,voulkire, merebant,
at ten, at the Three Tuna Inn, Tiverton.
March 12. John White, late of Old Broad-ftreet, London,
dealer and chapman, at ten, at Guildhall.
March 12. Richard Jacob Richardfun, Ire of Inndon-ftreet,
I .ondon. mei chant and i nfuran cc-broker at tell, at Guildhall.
March az. lisac Mafoo, of Deptford-Bridge, Kent, upholder,
an ten, at Guildhall, London.
BANIiR tivrs.
James Watfim, of Lven, Norfolk. drugyift, to foreerder Jan.
zs, 29, and March t, at ten, at Guildhall, Lenid,,n. tonnes,
Mr. Richards, Red Lion-lquare. Loudon ; in. Mr. George
Hawkins. Lynn.
Joan Sturges, of Northampton, dealer and chapman, January
WI, at eleven, Feb. a. at one, and March 1, u ten, at Guild •
hall, London. Attorney, Mr. Bonifield, 13ouveric-ftrect,
Flect-Meer,London.
_ . .

Robert Younihufband, formerly of the lOand of Demerara,
merchant, dealer and, chapman, and Late partner of Curran
Gale, Tower bill, Loudon, met bane, January 22, at), and
l'alarch 1, at eleven, at Guildhall, London. Attornies,
Willis, Warnford-Court, Throganortcr.-ftreet, London.
Hugh Jones. of Cow-Lire, Snow-hill, Loudon, elieefemonger,
dialer and cluopman, January se, Feb. 3, March s, at eleven,
at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Davies, Ely place, Holborn.
Chriftopher Banks, of York, bookfeller, flationer, dealer and
ebapman, February 3,4, and March 1, at eleven, at the houfe
of Mr. Henry Hoovilet, Finkle-ftrei t, York. Attornies, Mr.
. Tate, York; or Mars. Allen and Exley, of Furnival's-Inn,
London. _ _

Edward Sutton, of Liverpool, fog-boiler, ullowthendler,
dealer and chnpman, Feb. t 4, es, and March t, at one,at the
George-In*, Dale-ftrect,Liverpoul. Attorney, Mr. 'nom',
Fidler, Liverpool.
DIVIDENDS.

jail. al. Jobn Smith, late o 4 Woolwich, Kent. hawker and
pedlar. dealer and chapatan, at ten, at ttulL'hall, London,
January 22. John Cowley and Francis Fichl, of Bafinghall-
ball-ltreet, London, Black well-hall• (idiots and copartner*.
at nine, at GtdldhaU,

Jan. as. William Lawton, formerly of New Inn, Middlefez,
and afterwards of Great St. Helkn's, London, and late of
,Park-place, Illington,Middkfez, money fcrivener, at eleven,
at Guildhall, London.
London, England, 1803-01-19

-
RANELAGH.
T
--MORROW EVENING, JANUARY so,
will be given
A SUPERB MASQUERADE,
in Honour of the BIRTH-DAY ,:7 HER MAJESTY.
The Tables in the Centre of the Rotunda will be appropriated
Jar Tea, Coffee, &e. And at floe o'Clock, the Boxes will be
opened with the following mishit SUPPER, contain, of
Chickens, Beet, jellies,
Veal, Ham, Blane-Mange, &e.
Is addition to which will be given (upon the Plan which has
received (itch general fa isfatltion the preceding years)
FIFTY TWELFTH CAKES,

La Prises to be Drawn for by the Firß 4cm Marciam—Each
sg whom, opno admiam, will he prefented with a Ticket.
which. if Drawn a Prise, will entitle the Haider to a Twelfth
gobs.
Whom of the deft Savour and quality will be provided.
Admittance HALF-A-GUINEA only
keemmedlons Room will beappropriated for kith of the
tampany as prefer drilling in the Hoak ; and Mr. Beatty will
WNW with his Wardrobe to fupply Ladles and Ocetlemenwith
Choraate Drafts titterer Defeription ; and a pmt variety of
Mack and Coloured bilk iannuls for Hire, from Five Shalom
to Doc Golsen each.
Tickets to be had at Mr. Birchairs Ma& Shop, New Bond-
Peet: Richman 's Malquerade Wareboufe. 36t, Gerard-
ftreet; Bealbes Marquerade Warehook. Coventry-ftreet ;
Croft's IViafqoarade %rebook, Fitm-Rrect ; at Mr. Par-
fame's, Paltry Cook, Ludgate hill, and Spring-Gardens • and
pt Randash Houk, where Dram may be had on .be Evening.:
An excellent Band will be provided for Country Dances,
gad the Corporation Ba-d In full uniform, will, during Supper,
Perform none of tha molt favourite Military Pieces.
Donn to be opened at Ted &Cinch.
▪ •
STATUE OF MARQUIS CORNWALLIS. •

No. ty, liewinan-ftreet, Oxford-ftreet.
MR. BACON having completed a Marble
Grmp, itielodhlg a Coloffal Statue of MARQUIS
CORNWALLIS, Which is to be thipped for Inds the be-
falling of Fehreary ; and having found it inipoibbie (front
the Owirtneis of the time allowed him) to circulate Cards
among all tinge Gentlemen to whom be kelt damns of Wi-
thin*, it. is eampthod to 'dope tb method of refpeafully
Inviting &eh of the Nobility and Asimears who may with to
infpett the Week. previonly to its being fent oat of the Lbw
doin.-416 group may be viewed every day (Sundays ex-
cepted) from Ten oThek to Three, till the ash What.
N. B. Mr. Baton pirtkolarty repels that no patents may
be made to any of the femme or attendants

NVANTS a PLACE, nu Gamekeeper, a Beady
Man, who has lived in that capacity many years, is •
g- ad ilia, and, from his long prottee, is thoroughly acquainted
with all the %fines of an erperienced Keeper, particularly as
to breaking and training all forts of Dogs, airing their aliens.
pars, deltroying Vermin, breeding Pheafants and Rabbits, &c.
A line dirtied to Y. Z. at Mr. Croydon's, No. :3, Black-
enearltreat, Clara Market, Landon, Will meet with due at-
tention.
London, England, 1803-01-19

WEDNESDAY, JANUARY r 9.

PRICE OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK a
3 per Cent. Red. 741--3 per Cent. Conf. 70ii.
Old 5 per Cent. 99i too—News per Cent. seq.
OffIIILIIIII 4 3. claf.—Conf. for opg. 71ä.

On Monday we announced the lately of the
CYNTHIA loop of war, which had been blown out
of the Gut of Gibraltar in the florm which hap-
pened there on the icith ultimo. We are happy
to announce that we have received letters which
confirm that ftatement. They alfo confirm what
we announced at the fame time of another gale
having come on two days after the firf, which
we are forty to find did confiderable tnifchief.
The following are the letters alluded to:
London, England, 1803-01-19

Frew the LONDON GAZETTE. January tg.

MILITARY PROMOTIONS.
OIDNANCII-Orrlet. JANUMLY I+.
Corps of Royal Engineers.
Captain Lieutenant William Gravatt to be Captain, 'eke Gor.
don, dem Dated December t. tloa.
nit Lieutenant Cornelius Mann to be Captain-Lieutenant,
vice Gravatt, promoted. Dated as above.
Second Lieutenant George J. Harding to be Fitt Lieutenant,
trice Mann, promoted. Dated as above.
London, England, 1803-01-19

This day was pubWhed,

In Two Volumes Quarto, enaliellilhed with Forty-four Ern
raving, by ' , M , Jones, Oct. from Drawings
made on theSpot,of the Lake, River, and Mountain Scenery
of Scotland, Price Four Guinea+, boards,
A JOURNEY from EDINBURGH through
Parts of NORTH BRI FAIN; containing Remarks on
Beatnik Landfcape; and Obfereations on Rural (Economy,
Natural Hillary, Manufatftures,Trade, and Commerce ;
later-
fpafad with Anecdotes traditional, literary, and initorical ; to-
gether with Biographical Sketches, relating chiefly to Civil and
Ecciefiaftical Affairs, from the Twelfth Century down to the
prefent Time.
By ALEXANDER CAMPBELL, Erg.

Printed for T. N. Longman and 0. P.m, Pawn°iter-row;
and Vernon and Hood, to the Poultry.

" There Vohtmes May be truly Paid to aford t confiderable
Rare of entertainment and infornration. The engraving which
embellill this Work, (Fortyfour in ntunber) and which are
all made from drawings by the Author, arcin general emiaeat•
ly beautiful, and heed great credit on the talc and geuius of
the Artifa.'•—Monthly Review, Nov. ztoa.

The Work before us unites pleafore, information, and In-
Rration, far beyond the Tours which ufnelly come before Re-
viewers; they inked exhibit a model on which Tours mould
be wrkub. in .order td unite ansufemeat and entertainment with
utility. The engravings, bcBdta em' ellidting by the beauty of
their execution, Wait-rate by the juftneli of the delivn, and the
happincfs of imitation."--Anti-Jacobin Review, Cdt. 'Sot.

This day was ihtbliflhed.ht t aaw. da 64-
The Eighth Edition, with cooliderable isaproveneents, of
ENGLISH GRAMMAR, adapted to the dif-
ferent Clara of Lenora With an Appendix, contain-
ing Raw sod °actuations, for *Laing the more advanced
Students to write witb perfpicuity and accuracy.
By LINDLEY MURRAY.
The extraordinary wed incrosang demand for this Grammar,
has induced the Anther to give Ma Eighth Edifices an attentive
reviSon. This has produced many alterations of the tat.suage,
sod a number of obfervalloos defigned to Marine Mac rules
and politions which limed to require it: and it is hoped that
thefe variations and additions will be hand improvements.
Printed for kangaroo anti Pos. sad Demo sad Hum
*London I sod Wißon and Spence. tat.
Of wham may be had, New Edltious of the following Boas,
London, England, 1803-01-19

SP. CIAL GOMMISSION.

WAtERFORD, JAN. B.—Thurfday, the Special
Col:million *as opened in our Court-houfe, by
the Hon. Mr. Jullice Dowmas and the Hon. Mr.
Baron GSORGF, Juflices.
After the Grand Jury were fworn in, Mr. Jul-
tict Dowries addrefled theth to the following pur-
port :—Gentlemen,
It Teems neceffory to fay fnmething to you, in explanation Of
the rcafons that have ocedioned the; calling you together at
this very unufual fedon of the year, and which impoies on you
and us the fame duty as at the time of the Affixes. We all
know, and have to lament, the cited of the deffgns of wicked
people, In exciting the pedantry to infurredion, which ended
in open rebellion. Although we hope that the offences which
are to be brought under your confideratian, are not Imputable
to the continuance of the rebellious fpirit, yet it is to be feared
the nature of them aro& in tome of the confequences therefrom.
The complexion of there offences, as far as we know, and
which we are glad to find have only taken place in a few in-
fiances in this county, although, we fear, more generally In
others, is that of an endeattiur to confine the effort, of induf.
try to the people edible their own diltritts, and making ore of
loth means of doing fo, as might be fuppded from fuch a dif-
petition. This is a great offence in itfelf, but is equally de-
an:dive to the imerett of the perpetrators; for If they want
to confine others to their own diftrid, they ought to expel
they would be confined to theirs; and loch a (yam, inftead
of being to their advantage, would tend to render them mere
haves, and reduce them to the rank of Ruffian pedants, who
are confidcred attached to the foil, as a property.
That inch crimes and diforders thould take place at this time,
when peace is fully reftored, and when no aid can be espeetcd
from the enemy, is not eafily to be accounted for. Even when
they did taped and receive all the aid the enemy could give
them, it was found that his Mayfly's Government, with the
aid of the loyal inhabitants' was (efficient to put down rebel.
lion—what an they espeillnow, when that enemy Isla friend-
, fitip f Can they hope they would be able to cope with his
Majelly's Government It is the height of madnefis--and it is
to he hoped, that die Inquiries you are to make will thew them
their folly, and elude them to fupport tranquillity and peace.

Friday, at the Special Commiffion, which lafted
from. i t till nine in the evening, Parriti
Jabs Murray, yeha Hackie, and Michael Power,
were found Guilty of a burglary, at the houfe of
John Daniel, at Four-mile-water, in the county
of Waterford. O'Doisswilios and O'Brien, charged
with the fame offence, were acquitted.
Michael Power was recommended by the Grand
Jury to mercy.
London, England, 1803-01-19

PRINCESS MARY.

A rote erloured Latin petticoat, embroidered in waves of
Giver (plunks, a black velvet drapery of confpicuous &arca,
forming three &Rind corners, each corn. filled with • dump
of Liver foil (hells, and bows of liver cords ; from each coe•
ner proceeded a rich Rape of rote colour and Liver, bordered
with deep points alternately, of rote Latin and filver (oil, with
brilliant wreaths of filar Ran; on the left fide, a dra-
pay of black velvet, with Elver fpangles, and border of tale
colour and Mar, with net senile and fringe. the bottom of
the petticoat, a black velvet and Giver chain, rich filar fringes,
coeds, and talkie ; train,nie coloured; Giver and black velvet
I dine.
London, England, 1803-01-10

PRIVATE LETTER, PARIS, JANUARY s..

The Senate [lilt continues its Sittings and De-
bates. The general opinion is, that the Definitive
Conllitution is on the eve of making its appear-
ance. Ti is the avowed wills of 130NAPAILTE to
fettle this Constitution on the firmeft balls, and to
guard againft die arbitrary will or flatly violence
even of his fucceffur, by placing certain checks
and guards on his authority, and environing bim,
when in the exercife of power, with forms which
Mall be inviolable. This is a talk molt hazardous
in the conception; when the Sesatus Colfirkwon ap-
pears, we than be enabled to form an opinion as
to its execution.
The conferences of the Helvetic Deruties are
now hell regularly every day. The ptelent rcport
is, that Halle, and tome other of the lets German-
ized parts of Switzerland, will be incorporated
with France; the remainder to form a Federative
Republic, under the aufpizes of France. I need not
explain to you the full extent of this irtattillieiour
tel m.
Every Parifian at prefent regards himfelf as a
liege fnbjed of " the Emperor of the G
Tile Proclamation for this purpofe, it is now ge-
nerally espefltd, will he iffued in the cool fe of
the prefent mouth. Some caricatures referring
to this fuhjeft have in", hecn publifhed. In one
of them Boss AAAAA drclied in imperial robes, is
rept created in the an of chailifing Mr. Wcc It HAM,
and tome other perfolvat,es, a romp de OAnLC : in
the halt wr.r.l, bids kmiiies along road or
lies the etrcr.ce of this joke !
The Liettor.il Colleges are now fitnting in Pa-
ris and in the Departincritk,aecor,:it•g to :he late
OreaLi Conjahum. No ptrfon, ,nu aiii re-
xan i.m suture be nominated to any place
but on time rref,:ittation of thole Cnlhges. Yet
this nperatain, tax a hies fo much depends, is car-
ried forward in In filent a way, that tew (bangers
in KIM, I am perfnadeJ, know any thing of the
matter. Neither does it excite the zeal or even
awaken the tbrpee of the Parifians. After ten
years of clamour about their Rights, they now ap-
pear to have fairly fold them for a mefi aJ polio:el
r.
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I

LONDON.
London, England, 1803-01-10

DISTRIBUTION OF PRIZE-MONEY.

To the Thames, for the capture of the following viral, a
(MO:ration will be made on board, at Woolwich, on Wednef-
day next, the tathinft. visa—Hall and Sores of chaffs maven,
caprared the tsth of May, s2co; hull, gores. and head.
money of la Diable a (tetra, French privateer; ball, itorts,
and head-money of I'llolcut, French fchooner; hull, flora,
and head-money of FAdtif, French privateer ; thip and cargo
of l'Aurore, trench corvette; falvage of the Tliza, rc.captur.d;
(hip and cargo of St. Sebafti..n.
His Majefty's Poop Star, for the capture of the Spanith fhip
Noll:a Senora de Guadeloupe, will be paid at No. 7, Beaufort-
buildings, on Wed:l.:May the lath intl.
- .

His MaJelly's hired mined cutter Coboury, for the capture of
the Jonge Jan, Albin/ veal, will be paid on the 14th in& at
the office of Samuel Dalton, Na. 14, Clements Ina.
His Majefty's hoops Arrow a:..1 WOlverine, for the capture
of the brigs Gier sod Wash, will he paid at Little Scotland-,
yard, Whitehall, on Saturday the sad infant.
His MaJcity's hoop Dart, and gun-boats Defender.Craeker,
and Katy, for the capture of the Hcll Hound, will be paid at
the abuse place, 0.1 Saturday the sad hilt.:
His IVlajcity's hoop Dart, fur the capture Ar the hoop Jorge
Jan, will be paid at the above place, an Satutday the azd tuft.
His Male:4's hoop of war Vidlor, wake paid for the fbip
ChrilUan VII. and Flitting Stadt Aroodahl, at the coant-
Ing•houfe of Ramfay, Willi:uncap, and Co. t:, in
Lcith, ou Wadatfilay the sith hill
London, England, 1803-01-10

FIFTY TWELFTH CA-ICES, - -
As Prizes to be Drawn for by the Fiat ,goo Marques--Each
of whom, upon admithon, will be prefented with a Ticket,
which, if Drawn a Prize, will entitle the Holder to a Twelfih
Cake.
Wino of the Alit flavour and quality will be provided.
London, England, 1803-03-22

hIONMOU rHSHIRE.-NEW PASSAGE INN.

TO BE LET, and entered upon at Candlemas 1804, (or Conner
if Terms can be agreed upon with the prefent Tenant.)
'[HE above well-known eßablilhed INN and
FERRY, with about One Hundred and Slateen Acres of
Land adjoining, and a Fishery in the River Severn.
The Mail to and from London and livfilford Haven crabs
at this Ferry every day.
For Particulars apply to Charles Lewis, Efq. St. Picrn Park,
near the New Patine.
London, England, 1803-03-22

CHRISTOPHER COOKE.. Efq. Sheriff, in the Chair.
The Addrefs WAlltlVeti an... read by Colonel Dy ; and
having been feconded by Let/tenant-General Harris, wuuna•
nimoufly approvad of.
It was then Refelved—That the Addrefs be lived by the
High Sheriff, in the Mune of the Meeting, and that he be re-
quelled to prelcnt the fame to his Majesty, accompanied by
the Lord Lieutenant, the Members for the County, the Mover
and Seconder, and fuch other Gentlemen as may think proper
to attend. CHRISTOPHER COOKE, Sheriff.
Refolved—That the Thanks of the Meeting be given to the
High Sheriff, for having convened the Meeting, and for his
conduct in the Chair.
London, England, 1803-03-22

Hilt 1 HS.

On Monday morn ,ng, Mrs. Davies, wife of Mr. DniCIP.
Bo f tier, in the Strand, of a fun.
On the allth ult. at Frankfort, county of Cork, the Lady tie
the Hon. Colonel W. Mordaunt Maitland, of a fon.
Tuefday IjR, the Lady of Captain Young, of the Navy, off
fun. at his honk in Mallingin, Suffea.
Thurfday, at Edinburgh, the Lady of Capt. Ogilvy, of the
Royal Navy, of a fon.
London, England, 1803-03-22

ST. PILSICILMI WOUCHOUSE.

Sir Fal.scis Buitomr nbferved there was a Bill
then before a SeleEt Committee up Rairs, for erect.
ing a workhoufe, in the parifh of St. Pancras.—
This Bill was oppofed by a very large majority of
the inhabitants, whale rights and interells it would
aired molt materially, fhould it be cartied into a
law. At the time the meafure had been firft pro-
poled in a vellry, it was rejefted ; and afterwards
a Petition was prefented to the Houfe;figned only
by sco perfons, in purfuance of which the Bill was
brought in. Some time ago he had the honour of
prefenting a Petition againft this Bill; it was lived
by t4co houfeholders. 'There were altogether in
the parilh about 7000 houfeholders, and 30,000
inhabitants. It was neceffsry, therefore, that,
before a Bill, which was applied to by fo few, and
Wide to In many, was proceeded in any further,
the Haute fhould be in poffeflion of all neccifary
information on the fubjeCt. The Counfel who ap-
peared againfl the Bill before the SeleCt Committee
was obliged to be abfent on circuit ; and, for that
reafon, he would move that the Committee do not
fitagain till Wednefday fe'nnight.
Mr. ALEXANDER oppofed this Motion.
Mr. COVRTN sr laid the Bill went to do nothing
lefs than create a DireCtoryfhip in the Para of
Pancras ; as the whole power of Churchwardens,
&c. was to be veiled in five perfons interefted in
the meafure.

At length the Houi divided, and there appear-
ed—For the Motion of Sir Fl•IICIS BUILDS-CT, 38
—Againa it, 40.

ELECTION COMMITTEES.

Mr. Bo nom obferved to the Houfe, that the pro.
ceeJings of Eledion Committees were wonderfully
facilitated, and a great deal of time and expence
Caved by having the evidence taken down in thou
hand. There was an at lately palled, by-which
Committeeswere empowered to employ fhort hand
writers : in order to carry its pros itions more com-
pletely into effed, he fhould move that a Com-
mittee be appointed to confider fo much of the laid
ad as related to the employment of fbort band
writers, to take the evidence at Eledion Commit.
tees; that they do confider the expence of the fame,
and report their opinion thereon to the Houfe.
This motion was fupported by Col. Bacvw.
and Mr. LEE ; and the Committee was appointed
accordingly.
ROMAN CATHOLICS.

The !•Tasi a of the Itnia.s gave notice, that he
ilrgrly move for leave to bring in a Bill to

exempt the Roman Catholics of chic country, from
taking any oath;; but the oaths of Allegiance ;
and to entitle them to the benefit of the aft of the
18th of the King.
London, England, 1803-03-22

HOUSE OF COMMONS.

The Houfe having received Mel' into a Committee, on the
MO% Militia Bounty Bill,
Mr.Wic a • am Rated to the Committee that he had but two
amendments to prepare in the Bin, the one to enable the Grand
Juries to adds on their refpe&ve Counties, Baronies, or other
Diltrids, as mould teem ha to their difcretion, the turns for
railing the Militia Volunteers within the fame • the other, to
import a penalty of sool. upon any Militia Coieeel who Roil
make a Cage return. _ _ ___ _ _

Thdc ti were agreed to, and the Bill ordered to
be reported to-morrow.
Reported the Iritb Poft 018ee Duty BIB; alto read the third
time, patted, and ordered to the Lords.
Repotted the irilh Bank Reftriclion Bill; ordered to be en-
grafted, and read the third time to-morrow.
The Wood and Porta Regulation Bill, and the Clergy ReG-
dame Bill, war read a third time and paired.

Lord Gcematarsc obtained leave to bring in a Bill to allow
cads employed in the Greenland While Fishery to complete
the number of their men this feafon, in certain ports to be
named in thcßill.
London, England, 1803-03-22

PART 11.

Introdnaion and Chorus,"Yefons of IfraeL' jahua.
Air, Mr. I ncledon , Mature my former ways.' Time andTrdth.
Song, Mifs Parke, What tho' I trace.' Solomon.'
Chorus. ' The many rend the Dries
Song. Mr. Brabant, • Softly tweet.'
Song, Mita Monday, 'Or let the merry: L'Allrgrn.
Chorus, ..snd young and old.'
Mifs Parke, • I.ct the bright feraphims.'
Chorus, ' Let their ccieftial." Samfon.
PART 111.—Overture. Berenice.
Arch. Mr. Brahmin, ' Their rights by foes invaded.'
Song, To arms, your Country's caufe.'
Chorus.' Thou led them through.' Mad in Egypt.
Song, Mrs. The (oldies tied.' Dr. Arne.
Air, Mr. Incicdon and Chorus, ' Come If you dare.' Purcell.
Song, Mils Monday, ' 0 magnify the Lord.' Anth.
Coronation Anthem.

End of Part 11. a Sonata on the Grand Piano Forte, by Mifs
Blom. t. A young Lady totally blind from her birth.
Principal Vocal Petformers
Mrs. BILLINGTON, Mifs MONDAY,
And Mifs PARKE,
Mr. BRAHA M.
Mr. SMITH, Mr. DENMAN.
• And Mr. INCLEDON.
Leader of the Band, Mr. WEICHSELL.
Organ, Mr. J. ASHLEY.
Bows opened at Six, and the Performance to begin at Seven
o'clock.
Boxes, 6,. Pit, 31. 6d. Gallery" Upper Gallery, Is.
"mks of the words to be had at the Theatre. Prke 6d.
Places for the Bonn to be taken of Mr. Brandonn at the
lan.Ofßce in HartAtrect.

Under HFR MAJESTY', IMMEDIATE PATRONAGE.
THE EXHIBITION of Mifi THOMPSON's
PICTURES, executed in WOOL, from the Works of
the molt teemed Matters, is now open, having the Addition
ofthree NLvr Pieces;—the Good Shepherd, from a celebrated
Painting by Murillo p—a Portrait from Vandyke;—and a firma
liatadkape from %WIWI
Admittance On. Shilling.
No. xi, Old Bond-itreet.
London, England, 1803-03-22

GIBRALTAR, FEBRUARY 24.

'• Yeaerday the Reviews commenced with the
Q2een's Regiment, commanded by the Hon. Lieu-
tenant• Colonel RAMSAY. The day was remarkably
favourable. It was univerfally allowed that no-
thing could exceed the difcipline and appearance
of the Regiment, which went through the whole
tighteen manceuvres in two hours and a half, with
f:tc utmoa precifion, and without making a tingle
bad FTC during the Review.
•• His ROYAL Manaus, at the conclufion, ex-
preired the higheß fatisfaElion to Lieut.-Colonel
R a %ISA v, at the very fuperior Ilyle with which the
Reg;mcnt had gone through the different ma-
ntr,tvres.

" After the Review all the Offieen of the Regi-
ment 114(.1 the 'Lotion a dialog with his Koval.
i!IGNst Is.
London, England, 1803-09-13

to DE LIT,

READY FURNISHED HOUSE, confining
I. of a Dining room, Breakfall-roont, study. and a Halt;
Kitchen, Servants Hall, and excellent Offices of all kinds on the
-round floor ; Drawing-room on the firit floor; (even heft Bal-
-1 tstnibta, and three large Garrets; vaulted Wine Cellar, and
Beer Cellars; good Stabka ; two Coadt-houfra, Barn, and
other Out-holds"; large Walled Gardens, Hotshoufe. and Green
honk, well flocked with !'!ants; extonSvc Plc-afore Walks; ens!
ti;;ltt or ten Acres of Land to be lets with the houfe, which mad
he entered upon immediately—the whole In peries repeir, an
to be kept Cu by the I..tCor.

The aht.ve Prernifes are fituated in a well wooded put of
on the borders of !Janis, within a mile of the Turnpike Road from
ialiibury to Southampton, commanding rich and esti:have pro*-
peels; the whole to be lett on very reakinablc tstnis.
Fur further particulars apply, if hy letter poll-paid, to Mr. Wm.
Cooper, Attorney at Law, Sslilbury.

COTTAGE AND LAND, ISLE. OF WIGHT.
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, by Mr. H. PHILLIPS,

On the Premiles, au Fri Jay, hapt. ib, at Twelve o'Clack, in

.
Two Lot.,
ACompalt modermbuilt COTTAGE, with requi-
6te attached and detached Offices, Garden, Shrubbery, and
Paddock. and a rich Meadow of FM, Acres, enchantingly iduste
en the brow of a diftinguithed Eminence, mar 'lVdt, Cowes, IN
ce Wight, about three Miles from Newport; the Grandeur of the
rtanlicut Scenery of the Needles and Southampton, contrafted by
the local prol-peet and pieturetque beauties commanded iu view
from this chotai rpm, reorder it an cnsiable and definable mutat;
alto a 'lenement. Barn, sod Piece of Land, nearly adjoining.
May he viewed by applying on the Pranifes, and printed Par-
ticulars had at the Fountain, Cowes and Puttfmouth; Dolphin,
Southampton; India Arms, (Jetport ; Bugle, 'fitchkehl ; J. Pad-
den. Efq. Farekam ; at use 'lace of Sale; and of Mr. IPbillips, No.
67, New Bond-ftreet.
London, England, 1803-09-13

NORTH WALE&

The OREENFIELD COPPER and BRASS COMPANY'S

PREMISE.B and EITATES, at HolyweU, Io Flint/Lim
•1 BE SOLD BY AUCTION,
By Alarm SKINNIER, DYKE, and Co.

On Therfday, the 24th of November. at Twelve, at Conaway 's,
in Four Lots, rink& presioully difpofed yi by rivate Contract,
of which proper notice will be given,
Lot 1. A Capital and powerful BRASS ROLLINC
•Z• MILL, capable of working two pair of Rolls, three
Battery Mills and Tuntiug Houle, with 24 feet fall of water, with
every proper buildup for the convenience of a Brats Manors dory ;
an excellent Agents Houk and Gardens, and ten fubitantial
Dwelling Hooks for workmen employed upon the ftraim.
Lot 2. A moft capital and powerful Copper Rolling Mill, with
three Jorge wheels, and follielent room for four pair of rolls, three
pair now fixed, four furnaces, with 13 feet fall of water, with a
refinery warehoufe and nfeful buildings, an Agent's boufe, and ten
fubltantial dwelling-boar: for workmen.
Lot 3. Six Brats Melting-Hooks, four Gres in each, calamine
calcining houfe, with c..leirier buddies and drying oven ; a mill,
with a pair anima and a pair of rollers, with four feet five inches
fall of water; flare honks, erarehoufe, and buildings, and deem
fublbotial dwelling honks for workmen ; likcwife a fall of water
not in u'e, of about 21 feet that may be reprinted from the other
part, and roam for an extenfive mannfaiitory.
Lot 4. A commodious Dwelling-boufe, called Greenfield Lodge,
noway Inn, with !tabling and outbuilding- and eteeUentlvralkd
garden. The above mills arc part freehold/and pan learchoid.and
are worked by one of the molt powerful Breams of water n the
kingdom, poi& Ong the fingefar advantage of never being affeCted
by frolt% floc a, or droughts irashe founner, lying near the river'
Dee. Heavy goods can be conveyed on board veffeis front 20. so
aft 6d. per ton, and being Striated In the neighbourhood of lead,
calamine, and coal mines, are very defirahle for carrying on eaten-
five manafadories in the copper, brat, tin, and iron plate tnade •
as likewife for rolling of lead, of as paper, cotton, or woollen
mills, as well as for a variety of porpofes.—For further web:Aare
apply to Mr. Samuel Taylor, the Agent, on the Pranlfes ; to Mr
Jobs Stevens, Copper Ofike Liverpool; or to Mein. Sumter,
Dyke and Co. Alderfgote-ftreet.
London, England, 1803-09-13

GIBRALTAR, AUGUST B.

On the 3oth of July the Canopus, Admiral
CAMPBELL, arrived from off Cadiz, where he had
been for tome time watching for the four French fail
of the line. that unfortunately got into Ferrol. He
left the Mawr* cruising off Cadiz. The Coriolis-
sot was ordered to England, and it is fuppofed the
SC F pra a has gone to the Eaft Indies.
On the 31ft the Msousa, Capt. Gots, arrived

rom our fquadron off Toulon, in ten days. Lord
NE LSON had then only/toe/di/of the line blocking up
fives: fail of the French, all ready for fea, his Lord-
Ihip having difpatched the reit of the fqtr.rdron on
other duties.—The Marnsrmis had taken a French
(loop of war, loaded with Grecian Antiquities, going
as a prefent to 110 AAAAA vs. We daily expea a con-
voy of aboot Goy fail from Malta and the ports in
the Mediterranean, as the convoy is to call off all the
different ports where there are any Englith merchant
fhips.

The Spaniards arc forming a camp at Valladolid,
where it is laid the King means to command in per.
fon, if the French lhould attempt to march an army
through Spain.

Yeßerday morning his MAJVITY. the Duke of
CAMBILIDOt. and Trisects &iron*, with the;r attend.
ants, took an 'airing.= hotfebaek in the Great' Park.
Her MAJOITT and the Priseeffes AVOUSTA,
. ELIZ A.
S&TN, and Maar, paid a morning vifit to Mrs. Has.
COURT. at St. Leonard's Hill.

Prnee Wieuate of GLOVCRSTiII has talien the
houfe of Mr. SPIRLIIIO, near Liverpool. for his
refidenee.

Difpatthes was this morning received from Adm.
Comm/mass dated Sept. 7, of Ulhant.
Marquis Coosa's/m.las is gone into &folk, as a
.floomg toll-

The bbrquis of }form' k trefeut confined to
Ms lodgings in Aberdeen, in e iuence of ao ab-
feefs having formed about the feat of the wound he
received at the Helder, and for which be underwent
as operation on ruciday.
London, England, 1803-09-13

G VII.DII4t.L S'ES6'i9NS.

Y. nerd re the London Setligns were opened at
Ci.i!dliall, hefine the Right lion. LORD MAYOR, Si,
kn. HARD CARR GLYN, AIJCtIII4IIPtIIItING, Sir Wit.
3.tam carats, and Al.lerinan Lbs. After fwea r-
ing in the Grand and Petty Jury, they pioceeded to
try rif.h.rr.eannrs and afraults—two of which cru.
ployed the Conn moll of the day.
The lira was a (plat rel betueen two men in Fleet.
lane—when the delendant was found fiuilty, fined
ss. alid difehatged. The other an ailault againit
John Polick, for flopping an Excifeman in the execu-
tion if his dory, in attempting to follow a bag of to-
bacco, fuppofed to be fmnggled, into a honk in Gra
vel.lanc, lioundfditeh. In this, as well as in the pre.
ceding tiial, the witnetTes completely and pofitively
!wore againa each other, for plaintiff' and defendant.
The Jury gave a verdift in favour of the defendant,
Not Guilty.
Mr: Robert Simplon,* debtor from the Fleet Pri•
fon, aas brought from thence by the Governor of
the Fleet, petitioning by Connie' that he might be
difcharged under the Inlolvent Debtors' Bill, flying
he had conformed to all the regulations of this Aft
of Parliament. This application was warmly oppof-
ed by Mr. GuiNsY, the Counfel for The creditor, who
explained that Mr. Simpfon had been a prifoner in
the Fleet near three years—that lie was potieffed of
more money than would have paid the debt, which
was only 3801. ; that he tont sod. into prifon with
him, and had declared at that time lie was determin-
ed never to pay a Milling of this debt—that in the
Brit schedule of his effeas given in be had concealed
an annuity, which he bad face fold fur 1001. To the
difpofal of this money Mr. Simplon was examined,
and confefed what Mr. Gurney had !Wed ; but laid
lie had paid other creditors with this money, and
be did not offer any part of it for this debt, not think-
ing it a jolt one, arrfing from lottery transactions,
Sic. &c.

The Court, after confulting upon the cafe, laid
they were of opinion, that the felling the annuity for
tool. without !haring it with his creditors, was not
conforming to the Aft of Parliament, and therefore
he could not be entitled to the benefit of it. He was
remanded.
London, England, 1803-12-03

FALMOUTH.-FOR SALE,

On Wednefday, the 14th Dec. init. at Wynn'sifotcl, Falmouth,
A-I 'HAT beautiful Copper-bottnmed Ship Privateer
REGULUS, !aunties) about n'o Tons, George White, Efq.
Commander. She is pierced for to guns, and has lately returned
from a very fuccefsful cruiae. Hcr i uperlority in point of failing
is Nell, that but few frigates in his Ntiirfty's Navy could ever ovi
take her in a chace; and, as the completely fitted for fea, the can
be fent out at a moment's notice, free of all eapence. She is a mutt
drillable Ship for a Packct,or for any fervice where difpatcli is re-
quiLte. For particularsand Catalogue, apply to Merril Lindley and
Zimmerman, London; Mans. Taylors and Daman, Liverpool ;
Mr. Thomas Lockyer, Plymouth; Mailes. Richard Came and
Sons, Falasouth.-..Novembcr 30, 1803.

TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION,
At the York Had la Dover, as Thurfday December zs, Ohne
_ . . . .

at eleven o'clock, .. ..
rtHE French Brig I.ES DEUX FRERES, Cap-
tales F. C. DlJAColleite late Mailer, with ill her Materials
and Stores, in one lot, captured on her Voyage from Cctte to
Antwerp, and condemned as Prize to his Nita.) 's lip IA LO V 3 Go
and others. HIT dinunftota arc
Length aloft - • • 87 't. 6 in.
Breadth earn= - - - s 3 8
Heighth between Decks . - 5 11
Depth in the Hold - - to 6
Admeafares soo 47-94 Tons.
Afterwards will be told the cesdametad part of her Cargo,
con Siting of
96 Pieces Brandy so Calks Oil of Olives
33 Hogtheads ditto 9 Bake Almonds
ILI Ditto Mufeadci Wine to Ditto Corks
tors Calks Red Wine 69 Barrels Anchovies
so Ditto White Wine 4 Calks Verdigris
3 Cafes Soap I Ditto Vitriol
I Ditto Sugar of Lead 1 Ditto Fleawort
s Ditto Wine I Ditto Cream of Tartar
I Ditto Cordials I Cafe et Olives and Capers
I Ditto Eltaices
And alto, by Virtue of a Commilßon of Appraifement and Sale.
Med from the High Court of Admiralty, the remaining part at
the Cargo of the raid Brig, cuntiffing of
6 Pieces of Brandy 1 Calks Oil
5 Cants Red Wine 3 Cafes Soap
2 Hogsheads Mufcadel Wine '
For viewing the Vdfei and Gaud., and for Inventories, Catalogues/
and farther particulars, apply to Latham, Rice, sod Ca. Dover.
SUSSEX.—A BEALTFIFUL COTTAGE WITH iMlidlia7"
London, England, 1803-12-03

THEATRE ROYAL, DRUILY-4.ANL

ON MONDAY NEXT, DECEMBER 5, 1803,
win be performed the Tragedy of
JANE SHORE.
- - - -

To told& will be aged (never performed) a New •nad Silio
Comic Pantomime. is Two Ada, called
THE CARAVAN.

the Mole entirely New, compered ►y Mr. Reeve.
Tide Rvening—The Wife of Two Huibanda; and An a Farce.

THEATRE ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN.

ON MONDAY NEXT, DECEMBER 5, 1803,
will be performed the Tragedy of
PIZARRO.
To which will be added A FARCE.
This Evenings—The Cabinet ; with Railing the Wicd.
On Tueiday, Rule a Wife and Have a Wife; with Love Laughs
at Loekfmiths.—On Wednefday, Macbeth.

THIRD TOTAL CHANGE OF ENTERTAINMENTS, AND
MR. AND MRS. ASTLEY'S FIRS r APPEARANCE.
ROYALTY THEATRE,
• WELLS-mu/LT. GOODMAN's-FIELDS.
r-IN MONDAY NEXT, DECEMBER S. 1803,
IL, and five following Evenings only, wftl be ?relented, oft time,
lA. Grand Spedaele Romance, (with entire New Scenery and
Dreffits), writing bp Mr. Griot, called
THE BLACK CASTLE ;
Or, THE SPIRIT OF RAVIA.
'the Pantomime got up, and arranged under the immediate
direition of Mia! ARlcy, Jun.
Afphar, (Lord of the Black Collie), Mr. ASTLEY, Jun.
Lamora, Mrs. ASTLEY.
oto entirely New Ballet Pantomime, with New Scenery, Dreffes,
and Mute, and produced by Mr. Metcerot, called
THEY WOULD IF THEY COULD !
To the court** of the Evening, a New Song by Mrs. Herbert,
Lolled" Once! Twice! Thrice !.' Alfo' a New Song, written by
Mr. Upton, to be lung by Mr. Johannot, called, " The Lars of
Tower-Hill!"
The whole to conclude with (brit time) a Comic Pantomime, with
eztenfive Mechanical Changes See. called
THE GOLDEN DREAM;
Or, HARLEQUIN AND PLIJTUS.
Imes as. Second Price as. Pit as. Second Price is, Flat Gal-
lery rs. Second Price 6d. Upper Gallery 6d.
Doors to be opened at half paR five, to commestee at half paft
Sr precifely. Half Price at Half part Eight o'Clock.
Places to be taken at the Box Office of tie Theatre, from Eleven
till Three o'Clock.

SCOTT'S PINK DYE for Silk Stockings. Gloves,
Cambric, Muffins, Ste. with printed Diredions, fo clear that
the moil untaught Servant cannot mistake. Prepared and fold
wholefale and retail by Jou N SCOTT, Water Colourman to her
Mkt, isvv, No. sty, STRAND, near Begford•ltrect, Price is. 6d.
the Packet, which Is fufficient for Two nr Three Dozen Pair, or
more according to the Colour you with them.
Scott's Nankeen Dye, Liq kid True Blue, durable Ink to mark
Linen with a Pen, whichnwill not difeharge. His Water Colours
In Cakes, Ste. prepared and fold wholefale and retail at the Mann-
Sadory u above.
London, England, 1803-12-03

A NEW VOLUME.

This day Wll ptlbllihed, in One wry large Volume, Odavo, price
Half-a-guinea in boards; embellilhed with (Viking Likeneffes of
Mr. Anicrltein, the Margravine, Sir R. Peel, Lady Hamilton,

the Duk; of Queensberry, Mr. P7y-, Dr. Knot, Mijor itcnucl,
General Paoli, and the Marquis Wadley,
MEMOIRS of PUBLIC CHARAJTERS of
rgo3-18o4; king a new Volume of the Work which, for
fevers! Years yedt, has enjoyed an uninterrupted Carew of Popular
bavour.

It Is the plan of this Biographical Series to do jultiee to the
Charadtem, Talents, and Labours of our dininguilhid Contem-
poraries, and in performing this arduous talk, to rarity curiefity
without gratifying malevolence. In the Sit Volumes, which arc
now publithed, will be found Full. Accurate, and Impartial Mc-
moirs of the Lives oldie molt dininguinsed Parlors In every Walk
of Public Lik; the Work may confrquently be recognised as the
private domellie Ninety of the Pretest Times.
This New Voinme contains Sir Robert Peek, Admiral Corn-
wallis; Dr. Kipling, General Medan's, Mr. Mason, General
Sioscoe, Lord knenborough. the OfillVilllt Family, including the
Marquis of Buckingham, the Earl Temple, the Hon. T. Grew.
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and the Inflict, of Oxford. With as Appendix, containing carma-
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Ot whom may be End the Five 'Geodes Vint/use, price UAW
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London, England, 1803-10-31

MONDAY, OCTOBER 31.

'Plop: Or STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE =LOCI,
3 rer Cent. Confob, for money, 3311.
Diu,, for January. 531.
Reduced 4144—Long Ann. 134 9-16
Omnium 81 diC
PRICE OF STOCKS ON SATURDAY :
3 re: Cent. Red. csl 53 tat India Stock 1631
;Icr C. Conf. 534,51 331 Ezebeq. Bins, par
4 prr Crut, LB} 6g 68t Onmlown 8114 iiiL
5 per Cont. Ann. 8;)i 371 Lottery Tickets 171.11.
Ditto, 1797, 8918,. Conf. for ace. 34 531/
1 ong Ann. 15/ 11-10
DUSLIN, OCTOBER per Cent. Omr. Debentures 8614.
Conde of EstehaAge--Dublin on I.ondon 134 14.

Accounts reached town yeflerday of fome frefis
diaurbances having broken out in Dublin. We need
nut repeat the rumours, as our Readers will find by
our Dublin letter, that the whole was a falfe alarm.

Dnrirg the greater part of Friday, and efpecially
late in the evening, a heavy cannonading was heard
aft along the Ken:jib coaft, apparently off Boulogne.
A cutter came into Deal in the courfe of the day,
nader a great prefs of fail, fappofed to be charged
with difpatches for the Admiral, but nothing tran-
fpired refpeBing the quarter whence Ike came, or the
intelligence the brought. His Majelly's gan-brig
BASILISK failed the fame day from Deal, with Capt.
Loa' au, of the flag-Ship, to reconnoitre the enemy's
coaft. On Saturday the MILISROOK fchooner failed
for Boulogne to b:ing Capt. Loauto back, and yet.-
terday the CURLEW (loop and FURY bomb failed from
the fame place, probably to join our flotilla off Bou-
logne. We look with Tome degree of impatience for
intelligence from that quarter.

Government continue to receive accounts from
time to time, of the Elate of the enemy's force at
Brea. It [Lill confifts of only the fame number of
hips of war which we listed a week ago, but it is
now added, that the troops are on board tranfports,
and ready to fail ; and the deftination is fuppofed to
be Ireland. They are clofely watched by our Chan.
na fleet, which is to be reinforced by Mums fri.
gate, which failed yefterday from Deal.

Four mails arrived this morning from .Hamburgh.
Our readers will fee by the Paris news received by
this route, that all talk of negociations for peace is
now at an end. A new expedition is fitting out in
the French ports, reported to be for Egypt. The
preparations for invading Portugal, are not fo for.
ward as tome accounts have Rated.—Spain demurs
to the meafure, and has applied for the interference
of Ruffia. Bow APARTE it is Paid, will put bimfelf at
the head of the invading army.—We hope be will!
Among the following extras will be fond tome
intereffing details:
London, England, 1803-03-25

ARRIVED

Off Dover, Adamant, Spafton, from Cadiz ; and Hamilton,
Vick. rs, from Baltimore.—At Liverpool, Tan.er, May, from
St. Croi: ; Juno, Miller, from Charlefton ; Sarah, Kennedy,
from Savannah; Hope, Ripley, from Philadelphia ; William,
—, from North Carolina ; Charles, Cook, from Maffachu-
fett's ; and African Qlwen. —, from Jamaica.—At Clyde.
Dunlop, M'Gregor, rom Virrinta.—.At Cork, Carleton, Car-
rem, from Virginiar.-At Cu:63yr% Galete Emitting. —,
from Loodon.—.At Antwerp, Hoop Janfen, from London.—
At Helvoet. Fabius, Farrel, from V irginla.—At Africa, Alex-
ander, Ainfvrorth, from Liverpo..l; Crefeent, Cowan, and
Diamond, Clark, from London.—At Virginia, Herald, White,
from Liverpool.--At China, Arington, Royal Charlotte, Brunf-
wick, (Hatton, Perfeveranee, Alnwick Cattle. Thanses, Mar-
quis of Ely, Canton, Neptune. Cane* eireneeftcr, and
Widmer Cane, from London.—At Bawl, Culland's Grove,
from London.