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London, England, 1803-02-09

SMITH V. HORSHAM.

Mr. EILSCINE in this cafe moved that an order
of nOpriar might be made a Rule of Court. In
ordinary cafes, this he obferved was a motion of
eourfe, but it was not fo under the circumflances
of this cafe. This anion wa. tried before Lord
Chief Baron EYRII, in the 29th of the King, and
it was agreed to be referred, but the reference was
not proceeded in. This was an aaion brought by
Thomas Smith, who is now dead, againft the De-
fendant for (educing his daughter, pod firvitistm
There was no Same of limitations to the
making an order of nifi prier a Rule of Court, and
it could be attended with no injuftice.
Mr. J. GP.OSZ hid, he could only take a Rule
to !hew caul:. This had the efrea of enlarging
the Rayne of limitations.
London, England, 1803-02-09

ITALr.

GENOA, Jaa. 6.—The Italian Gazettes ciy, that
a French corps of troops will march to Tufcany,
and embark at Leghorn. It is added, that if the
Engin (hall longer refute to evacuate Malta, a
French army will march to Naples, and thence
proceed to undertake further operations. There
reports, however, certainly deferve very little re-
gard. General SPIrHAL, who commands the Po-
lifh troops, it is underltood,_ will fail for Saint
Domingo, and take with him the French troops at
Leghorn.
MILAN, D c. 3o.—The Minifler of the Interior,
in confequence of having received information,
that in feveral Communes of this Republic fecret
focieties are eftablifhed.and private meetings held,
has given notice, that no fociety of this kind can
be fuffered without the erprefs per miffinn of the
Government, and that the Prefe&s and Officers of
Police mat always have free admit lion to them.
All who offend againtt this notice, will be confi.
dered as di ilui bets of the public peace,and treated
accordingly.
London, England, 1803-02-09

FRANCE.

PARIS. 14 PLUVIOSE. FIBRUARY 3.

The firft meeting of the Canton of the city of
Pais is dt!fillvvel, without having terminated its
borinefq within the period exp. cfsly prefcribed by
the Government. Of eighteen EleCtors which it
ono ht to have furnilhed co the Eleaoral College of
the Dcpartment,fivc only have obtained an abAute
majority of votes tlr..ift arc Citizcn DF.VA INE 59
COualellOr of State; General Mott tali, ROU ILLS
L'ETANG, A Mt. LOT, and RODILLARD. Uf fixty-
ei;zht EleCtors which it ought to have fin iiiihed to
the EleCte.ral of the Arrondillement, ten
On; y have got an a i)loltite majinity of vote : flick
are—Citizen Assos, Dococ, HUGUEL MON TE•
R AN, ROSE, PASTOR ET, ILA-HET, Di VAIN ES, GA-
... LA l3ovx, PAUNEQUIS, and COa:111).

15 PLUVIOSE, 11/3111:2111V 4.
On hu.ring the news of the death of General
I.rct.Eßc and the want which the army had of
reinforcements, the Minitter of War culled an
application to be made among the different corps
for volunteers.—Nearly ftsty thoufand veterans
enrolled their names.

The II art- CONSUL inßruaccl the Mini(ler of
War to ezprefs his fatisfaaion to Oleic brave men;
to inform them that fifteen thoufand mcn having
ilia failed, new reinforcements were not for tile
prelent neceifary, and let them underlland that he
had fern with the livelieli pie:llllre that love of
glory and that contempt of danger which manifet6
the energy of the French people, and which is a
fure pledge of the profpetity of the Great Nation.
—l7foni.'eur.

A letter from Berne, dated January, 24, Rates—
" A great many &pelts have been made to the
Helvetic Government for paffports to America.
The number fometimes amounts to fifty per day.
This emigration, which takes place chiefly in the
canton of Bale, is generally afcribcd to the tempo•
racy liagnation of commerce, the want of provi-
!lons, and in particular to the regulation made in
France, which prohibits the exportation of raw filk.
London, England, 1803-02-09

LAM' INTELLIGANCB.

QOURT OF CHWERY, FE& S.
TOUIRR, ISPA V. DIOAGAN.
Tbt was a bill filed for the partition of a houfe
and prerniks, fituated in the moil eligible part of
the High-arest, in Portfmonth ; and alto for an ,
account of rents for upwards of to years. The'
caufe was argued very ably early in the term by
Mr. AO/RIELLY and Mr. West for the plaintiff;
and by Mr. MANSPIRLD and Mr. Timm rson for the
defendant, and it flood over until this day for the
judgment of the Lord Chancellor, who Rated—
" That it was a bill brought for an account oil
rents, and the writ of partition was now due ; of
eourfe a commiffion might ifue, which was as
effeilive as a writ of partition, and the difficulty
fuggelled was no objation.—See Ambler's Re
ports, sod-Ss9."—The LORD CREINCELLOR then
decreed, 4, That a commiffion of partition &odd
be illued, and an account taken of which would
have been a reafonable rent in each and every
year during the defendant's tenancy. and referred
all farther coafiderations and coils."

COURT OF RING', BENCH, FFB. 3.
Peter Elvifon, a foreigner, was dircharged oat
of cullody, having been twice arrefted for the fame
yank of ation.
London, England, 1803-02-09

RUSS/d.

PETERIBURGH, JAN 5.—His Imperial hlajelly
has purchafed a conliderable track of country in
the neighbourhood of his country refidence at Ka.
mennot 0164; gild to cultivate it, has fent fur a
number of Englilh pealants from England, whco
will take up their rclidenee there as colonitls, in
order to adept the tillage and the breeding cleat.
tic to the Englilh manner; and, to accelerate this
(till more, no other than Englilh implements of
hulbandry are to be ulrd. Every thing relative
to this undertaking wiil be conduekd no ler the
immediate inipetlion of his Imperial Majefly.—
The charming gardens of Golowin, which belong
to these lands, will be transformed to an Englilh
plantation.
London, England, 1803-02-09

GERMANT.

VIIIIIIA, Jam 19.-.LTbe Gram! Duke of Tiirca-
ny has accepted the Convention that has been cnn-
eluded relative to his indemnities, though he has
loft more than he his received. The late Chan-
cellor of the Netherlands, M. Von CCUMPIPEN,
has been appointed by his Royal Highncfs Com-
miffat y to take puifellion, in his name, of his new
States. The Grand Duke will in June go to
Salzburg.
London, England, 1803-02-09

FRENCH COLONIES.

GOADALOUTI, 11 FiIIMAIRI, DEC. 2.---This
colony enjoys at prefent as perfeet tranquillity as
any of the Antilles. The Brigands are reduced
to a fmall number, and dellittite, for the morl part,
of arms and ammunition, are purfuecl even by the
Negroes who work in the plantations. Some of
them, who have been driven from the Mornes by
famine, have appeared upon the heights of the
Commune of Petit Bourg : they bare been taken
or killed. The judicial organization is finally ar-
ranged : that of the civil department is nearly com-
pleted. The planters, now re-a flared refpeeting
their fituation, bellow all their attention and la-
bour upon commerce and the improvement of their
plintations. Every thing proceeds rapidly and
orderly towards a certain and permanent prolix-
rit y.—Maniteur.

ST. DOMINGO, 33 FRIMAIIE, DEC. 14.—The
86th demi-brigade, which was cxpc&ed about the
beginning of Brumaire, arrived in the courfe of
Frimaire.
London, England, 1803-02-09

DANNRUPTS,

re try Atkir.rop, of Howarth, parifit or Yorkfhire,
tho-keeper, ticakr and chairman, to furrender l'earti3ry 23.
24, and Nlarch 22, at ten, at the 13rown Coo, Inn, in Brigley.
At torn lel.. Air. Mayhew, Cook's-court, Berle-Rivet, Lincoln's
. _ .

Inn, London; or Mr. Settle. Halifax, Yorkthire.
Mores Gabbi as. of Brincyard, Suffolk, fanner, Wing
and cxerciting the trade of muchand fe by way of bargain-
ing, exchange, bartering, and chevifance, Feb. 21,22. And
March 22. at eleven, at the Argel Inn, Hain-worth, Suffolk.
Attorney, Mr. G. W. B. Bobun, at Becclee.
Wllhacc Clancy, of Waterford, Ireland, merchant, Feb. is,
March r, and at, at eleven, at Guildhall, London. Attorney,
Mr. Addi-, Gray's-Tnn-fquare, London.
Morgan Hughes, of Mourning-lane, St. John, Hackney, Mid-
dlefex, milkman Feb 12,19, and March 22 at ten, at Guild-

ball. Arcrvey, Mr:l'hoiniTcbbutt,l3evon-ftreet, Queen-

fquare, London.
Thomas liorrock 6, of Rippondale, Yorkftli re, bleacher, fuftian-
dealer and chapznan, Feb. sr, at, at the Star Ir.n, Alanchatter,
and Mare% It, at the Commercial Inn, Laneafter. Attor-

Ides, Mr. Edwd. Foulkes, Manehefter ; or Mr. John Foulkes.
Bloondburriquare, London.
Imes Eruct-ran, of the parich of Bitton, Gloucefterlhire, bra
and frlicr-maker, dealer and Chapman. Feb. 23, 24, and
March :2, at eleven, at the White Hart Inn, in Broad-Rico,

Bala A ttornici, Mar,. Clarke and Son, Brißol ; or Mr.
James, New-Inn, London.
John George Williams, late of Wineherter-Brat, London, but
now of Marlhall-Rreet, London-Road, Surrey, merchant,
dealer and chapman, Fcb. ra, 19, and March az, at tea, at
Guildhall Attorncy,Mr. Forbes, Ely-place, Holborn.
DIVIDENDS.

Teta r 6. Matthew Candilb, of Whitehaven, Cumberland, mer-
cer and woollen-draper, at twelve, at the Strafford-Anne
_ .

inn, in Wake:Bele. Vorlahire.
Feb. zs. Samoel AdStade. late of Blodom-ftreet, Spltalfielda,
cooper, at elevrn, at Guildhall
Feb. zip. John Grant, of Lawrence Pountney-lane, London,
merchant, at ten, at GuildhalL
Feb. z 6. John Q2inby, late of Winchelter, mercer, linen and
woollen-draper, at twelve, at the George Inn, Stroud.
Ida Is. George nts, of Saffron-hill, hdlddldezt, Am-
maim, at eleven, at Guildhall.
London, England, 1803-02-09

BANKRUPTS IN IRELAND.

Ann twig and Wm. Hawthorn, of Dublin, merchants, to
furrelider the tath and Orb:February, end rith March.
James Johnfton, of Dundalk, grocer, to (urrcndcr the zath and
14th February. and 17th March.
Robert Hamilton, of Newry, merchant, to forrender the t4th
and Uth February, and tuth March.
Edward Kelly, of Fonikillen, county Fermanagh, woollen.
*spa, to forreoder the ilith and 17th init. and 'soh Ilfard".
London, England, 1803-11-14

NOIIO4IIEI 40.

The death of Alderman LICH rauits4 t, which hap.
pencd on Stlnd.”-, in Coldblqw-/ane, has occatione4
a very !Mart canva< amongft the Sheriffs peers, for
the vacant 'smirk gown. The Superintendent Ma-
gilirate, Alderman A LExamosx. by this &mile, is
become the fenior Alderman, and father of the city.
It is remarkable, that he is now head of ire Board,
and his eldea fern,gostir ALLIANDEK, tha
f..mc in the Commons, the latter having been return-
ed to that Affernbly by the greaten number of Imes.
The Theatre Royal opens on Monday next.
London, England, 1803-11-14

'O-MORROW EVENING, NOVEMBER 15,
will be performed the Comic Opera ut
FAMILY QUARRELS.
Alter which will be prefemed, for the yth tlme,,a New Farce, In
wo Aft', called
RAISING THE WIND.
The Charafters by
Mr. LF.W IS, Mr. BI.ANCHARD,
Mr. SIMMONS, Mr. EMERY, Mr. ATKINS, Re.
Mrs. DAVENPORT, Mrs. BEVERLEY.
TMs Evening—Hamlet ; with Arthur and Emmeline.

C The Author of the Comedy, called The Three per Certs "
haying fo often and irwariably experienced the candour and 'mad-
gence of the Public, will not intrude on them a repetition of that
Pinar. which failed on Saturday lalt of obtaining the fandion of
general approbation.
On Wednefday. ring Henry the Fourth ; with Peroufe.
On Thurfday, Venice Pre:fetid; with Raifing the Wind.
Ou Friday, the Cabinet.
On Saturday, the Merchant of Vegice.
London, England, 1803-11-14

Gloucefter Infantry.

Joint Elton, Efq. to be Captain; Charles Elmes, Cent. to be Lieu-
tenant and Qiianermialter; James Wattle, Galt. to be Ad-
jutant.
Havant Volunteers.

fo he Captains—Archibald Clifford Blackwell Cranford, George
Hanbury Mitchell, arne* Brown, Hive.
Heydon Volunteer Light Infantry.
William Earle Bulgier, Efq. to be Major; John Dalifon
and John Bond, Mira. to be Captains; John Robyn., and Wil-
liam Mays, Gotta to be MR I.icutenants; Benjamin Goldfinitk,
and Robert Bacon, Gana to be Second Lieuttnanni.
London, England, 1803-11-14

DUBlihr,Ner. L

This day a prifimer, ahore the vulgar rank, Yin
brought into town from fume port of the Province of
Ulcer, and underwent private examination at the
Cattle. His name is Charles Teeling. A brsoltin-
of his was aid de-camp of General HUMBERT, for
which he was tried by Court Martial in the rebellion
of 1701, and hanged at the Barracks of Dublin.
Wm. Dtccss LATOUCH a, Efq. the richest of that
family, is dead. He was seized with an apopledic fit
yellerd ty, in the Royal Exchange, and dropped down
fenfelefs ; he was brought home to his houfe in St.
Stephen's Green, and appeared to have. amended in
the conifer of the evening, but expired this morning.
1.01-4.! CAT FICAKT has returned from his excurfioa
into the interior, and is to review the whole Of our
Metropolitan Yeomanry on I'hurfday next.
Yetlerday, being the firli fitting day of Michaelmas
Term, Lord Chief Jullice Dowrias took his feat in
the Court of King's Benda, in the room of the lase
' Lord Kii.W;•l)}l:. Mr. Jitaice DALY alto took his
pi:ice as thlid jiaiieo of the Court, in the room of
the Lord Chief Justice ; and in the Court of &Mlle-
[pier, the late Solicitor General, Mr. tvl'Cxxxxiiou,,
took I.ls feat pc ItICCeIT4 to Mr. Faroe Dais, re-
moyed to ths. King's Bench.
London, England, 1803-11-14

Excite Ofliee, Lnndnn, Volonteert.

A ..jut3rt John Edward. to have the I;rc vet rank of Captain.
Ful ell Volunteers.

Juhn Grove, Gent. to be Lieutenant.

Fteebridge Lynn Volunteer Infantry.
Anthony Hammond, {q. to be Nlzior Commandant; John Tur-
ner Hulea, and Henry L-Ifdtn, hicirt. to be Cpains; tiLtlry
I'r:f..et Itlencost•e, and Jelin Brett, Gent*. to be I.kutenants;
Idnlrs Coldham, jun. and Henry Standford, Gent& to be En-

Fu'bourn Company.
Richard Greave, Towoky, k.fq. to be Captain; John Johnfon,
Gent. to be Lieutert.a.t.

Glamorgan Riflemen.
To be Lieutenams--Eadigns James Evans, John Hawkins, and
Lewis.
To be Entigns—John Jenkins, and Samuel Waterman, Gents.
t a, or Weflern Regiment of Glamorganthire Volun-

teen.
John Llewellyn, Erg. to be lieutenant Colonel Commandant.
hems' Wyndham, Erg. to be Lieutenant Colonel.
Richard Hoare Jenkins. Elq to be Major.
To be Captains—John Nathaniel Myers, William Davis, Chrillo-
pher Hancorne. John Morris, George,Wynch, John May, James
Coke, George I-Lynes, Robert Sidney, Thomas Hobbes, and
Reynold Thomas Deere, Eke&
To be Lietstenants—Thomas Leyrons, Lewis Thomas, John Vors,
Thomas Morris, Thomas Franklin, Edmund Saunders, R icha, d
Pendrill, Edward Hawkina, Richard Llewellyn, Allen Page,
and Thomas Edwards, Gents.
To he Entigns--F.dward Morgan, Solomon Bowen,Thomas Eaves,
Thomas Jackfon, John Jenkins, Hopkin Rees, David Powell
Llewellyn Llewellyn, John Laugharne Popkin, and Edward
Bowen. Oars
2d or Ealiern Rigimeot of Glamorganihire Volun•
London, England, 1803-11-14

TO THE PROPRIETORS OF EAST INDIA S rot&
&ADM AND GINTLIMILN,
THE flattering encouragement I received on my
former application, induces me now to offer myfelf as a Can-
didate to 611 the Vatancy iu your Court, occafeincd by the death
of a late worthy Dire of.
Should your Zealous fupport place me In that honourable fitue-
don, I will endeavour to merit your confidence, by devoting my
time to raw Iroportant COtKerrlf , and by exerting in your fervice
the experience I have acquired by cooßant application in various
Etuations in India and Europe, bath at fea and on bore.
The Ekdlion is fixed for Wednefday the 30th Infant, when
rely with confidence on the generous promife and obligint atten-
dance of my Friends, not doubting that their exertions will effec-
tually confirm aty roof faognine expeination.
I have the honour to be, with the greateft refpcdt,
• • Ladies and Gentkriwo,
Your roof obedient and devoted hatable fervent.
BrOad-ltregt London. JOHN JACKSON.
November It, 1803.

TO THE PROPRIETORS OP EAST INDIA STOCK.
LAD/111 LISP 0117011.11111 A,
IHAVE the lionour to fubmit to you, that in with-
drawing front Ms prefent Coureft for the Dircetion, it is my
Arm purpofe to proceed to the Rails* on the neat vteancy which
map acme, aoad I maft reffeelailkiausat the fapport of your
Votes on the necalion.
My pretetthens to your favour ace founded upon the hope of
your thinking, that the mpertenee of many years employment in
different branches of your concerns abroad, particularly In your
Revenue, Commerce, and Marine, and the approbation my con-
do& hat received from your Governments in India, and your Di-
reedon at home, may render me qualified to bear a part in the
Adminiftration of your affairs in this Cuuorry. I bcg leave to of
lure you, that if you Ihould place me in the fitnatinn to wkieb I
afplre, my gratltude Quill be rnanifelted by tip heft exertions for
she Promotion of your interelt.
I have the honour to remain.
Ladles and Gentlemen,
Your molt devoted
and obedient fervant.

Pie I, CI. utter Place,
November ID. 1103.

JOHN BEE/

DUKE AND CO.'s RAIN PROOF CLOTHS.

DUKE and Co. 43, Alcfermanbory, beg leave to
acquaint the PubOc, that the hurry of preparing Cloths for
the Volunteers now fobliding, they are enabled to forward the Or-
ders for their regular Cuftomets with greater diflnteh. Al) kinds
of Ctuths, Coatings. &c. are made, rain proof, without the 'althea
situation in viably ne apsetrauce, and without doting the teatoo.,
whereby the health of the wearer Is unaffatect.
N. B. A and Co. requeft Cloths preparcdby their Royal Patent
procefs, may, when wet on the furface, be thoroughly driest In
the air, lir by a &y tcfore they are spin WAIL
London, England, 1803-11-14

Leers.

John Price, Efq. to be Lientenmt-Colneel Commandant: John
Richards, Lfq. to be Lieutenant-Colonel ; John BaJLu, EN. to
be Major.
To be Captains—Wyndham Lewis, jun. Daniel Jones, William
Altyrick, Robert Josh s Thomas Thomas, Watkin George, John
Bruce Knight, Wyndham Lewis, Thomas Markham, Cann Wil-
kins, Thomas Lewis, Evan Simnel, Elqrs.
To be Lieutenants--Edward' Llewellin, John Jones, Devitt Wil-
liams, David Edwards, Thomas Pierce, Wiiliam Bruce Knight,
John Jacob, Whi,lock Nicholl, Henry Joan', William Evans,
Edward Thomas, Cents.
To be enfigna--Danicl Hooper, Elias Rarest, Lewis Williams,
David Hopkins, William Pcrrott, Jahn Llewellin, Thomas Ries.
Richard Reece, Mid Nicholl, William Williams, Wdliasn Ed-
munds, Richard Mumford, Cents.
London, England, 1803-11-14

ocrottt 15.

" The Halcyon Hoop of war, a prize to our
cruizers in the Mediterranean, and lately arrived
from Lord Islif.sopes fleet, brings an account of IWO
French frigates full of troops, haying come out of
Toulon, and made CAlvi, where they ate now block.
aded by one of our men of war. The French Go.
vernment ventured to fend diem out, notwithlland-
ins the great probability there was of their brill*
captured, in order to get rid of the troops, which
were in an open date of mutiny. That Inch_are the
difpofitions of the greatell part of their fubjeas, par-
ticularly in the conquered departments, we have
every reAfon to believe from the particulars contain.
ed in a :titer from Turin, received by the lalt Mail.

The writer had leen. with his own eyes, feoent:en
individual► guillotined in two days; and there re•
m•ir.cl one hundred more in the.liaailes of Piedmont
debited to undergo the fame fate. At he writes
from one of the department: of the Land of Liberty.
he is cantious not to enter into minute details on the
motives of thole bloody executions; but from various
citcumllarces mentioned in the account. it is highly
probable that thufe unfortunate people fall viftims to
11. c fucr;cions of their new Government. So much
f.,r the vaunted mildnefs of hi. Confolar Majeßy, and
the greater fecuroty enjoyed by hi► ful,jcQ►, glace he
has abolifisc.l terinrifrn !"
OCTVBFR 57.

" On the t sth the A:4PF11(01 ftigate arrived here
with the Ent!tillt m.uils from Lifbon. The Duke de
etan came p.4if .Iger in her, whcm the Portuguefe
Government ohiigcLt to ti,k Labor, at the iniliga-
•itm of the French Ambaffad,:r.

The 1)a':;RI digger, Herribciden, 0. D. 11 4Nae,
27 Jays from (:crom, with merclirndirr for Lilbon,
!..1% been feet in far examination by Majeft)'s
!hip Ar.l COV XT."
London, England, 1803-11-14

NAN Et cfr.PTKMBER 30.

" An agretnient has been entcred ;rlPa Intween
.1.;, C,,tirt .rid I rAncr, ir, c.nfcynence m i which all
I. Lll6 arc to be ui:htliAst n frcm out ter.

ritorles ; and the French have already in confequer.ce
evacuated Gallipoli and Tarento, where they had
between two and three thoufand men. We are to
pay a large fubficly to France for this favour, and
Malta is no longer to receive any fupplies from Sicily ;
though we have ftrong apprehenllons of what Lord
Lima may do in confequence."
London, England, 1803-08-31

FROM THE DUBLIN PAPERS.

Yektday Mr. James Dickfon, of Kilmainharn,
tanner, was arrelled at his horde, by Medic Arum.
sou and CAR LaTON, chief peace-officers, and his pa.
pers fearched. The fuperintendant rnagifirate had,
him conveyed to the Caille, where he underwent ex.'
amination, and was afterwards committed to LI
mainham goal.
Barney Coyle was yeflerday taken into cunody;
the precife charge we have not hearts but we be-
lieve it is the fame as that upon whfcitfonse of his
friends have been held.

Yefteday, Bartholomew Furlong, a working buil-
' der, was brought in a prifoner to the Cattle, charged
with being one of the fangninary noire-runts who
fired upon Mr. Ciao ke, on the quay, the night of the
infurredion on the 23d of July laft.
Thurfday night, Lieutenant Milieu on,with a party
of the Stephen's greets cavalry, erre Red as offender
named Patrick Halligan. a mail robber. at a bottle
in Ann's-court, Leefon-ftreet. His perfon was not
known to them when on the fearch, but finding him
in the place without his name being upon the door
with those of others, it led to furpacion, and to his
apprehenfion-
Thurfday !aft, Mr. Wilfon, the chief peace officer,
apprehended four fmiths of Duke's-lane, charged with
having made pikes for the rebels. Two of them were
difcharged (hortly after, but the others. Wm. Perry
and Wit. Corcoran, againft whom there is pofitive
information, were committed to gaol.
Yefterday was the fair day of Donnybrook. 'There
were but few cattle at it. and thofe of the pooreß kind.
Not a tent was allowed to be crated. The Superin-
tendent Magiftrate. with a very laudable attention,
went on Friday morning early to the fairground, and
had Tome tents ftruck, and carried away, which had
been put up the preceding night.
Mr. Dignam, of Cook-ftreet, who was arrefted in
the country, and lodged in the gaol of Phillipftowu,
has been difcharged.
Mr. Murphy. of Thomas.ftreet, who was lately
arreftcd, has been liberated.
Tam As s es s. —The firft trial which occupied
the court on Monday was that of Bryan Connor, for
a rape on a little and uncommonly interefting girl,
under the age of Is years—and of Judith Connor,
the wife of the Paid Bryan. foe aiding therein. It
appeared from the evidence of the girl, which was
alfo otherwife firongly corroborated, that thefe
bolical wretches enticed her into a hollow part of a
field. near the Duke of Ls last la's demefne, where
the woman tied her with whip cord, and was prefent
while the hufband perpetrated the faet.—The Jury in
two minutes returned a verdia againft both rf Coil
ty. They were 03 dered for execution on Monday next.

• Can reinter made op In a lon hard run (like a War ) for
plac;ag valor walla and bedding, to blow Wan R.
London, England, 1803-02-07

FR.INuF.

PARIS, ti Pitt VIOSE (JANUARY 31.)
it three months pall attempts have bei:n made '
to ciiculate, under every form, pieces of intelli-
gence as contrary to the conduCt and policy of the
Government, as thee are dellitate of foundation.
Ciittor ils hive been 4:fembled, and aliftird fpecches
have been put into the mouths of the different •
oiatins. InAl this we hare fern nothing but tri.l
fli: g, and a want of that agitation to which great
events hive accuftomed us for the lafl eleven'
years. At this time 141fe reports are circulated
in the &par meats, where attempts have been
made to excite anxiety in the minds of thole who
I.4re acquired nannnal property. It has been fills-
pofed that this property will be exclufively fitbjefl
to a particular tax ; and this idea is circulated at
the yr y moment that the Government has pub-
liLhed the law in the re-united departments fur the
fate of the national property, to increafe by their
produce the amount of the linking fund.
We think it our duty to apprize all good citi-
zens, and particularly thole in the remote depait-
trients, who are moftly liable to impofitions, to
pay no attention to thefe fuggeflions. The fill
duty of the French people, the firll policy of the
Republic, will be to maintain in full protection,
and without any diflinCtion whatever, thofe who
have acquired nati• nal property. In faCt, to have
had confidence in the Republic, when it was at-
tacked by the whole of Europe, to have united
private fate and private interelt with the fate and
ink' ell of the co:nmunity, mull ever he confidered
as an aft highly meritorious in the eyes of the State
and of the people.
In the department of the Cote d'Or, the moll
.I;faltrotts intelligence has been circulated refpeB-I
the troops lately embarked at Toulon. IVe
Lan atfitre the fathers of families that this intelli.
I,ence is altogether falfe, and they ought to fee
that the only objeCt of thefe infinuations is to re-
tard the confcription, which is at prefent going
on iu tnat department.
It is not at all extraordinary that our enemies
Avoid feek to foment in the State every fpecies of
inquietude and difunion. To good Cin'zens it
be', ngs to keep themfelves on their guard ligainfl
all flich foiggeitions. The enemies of our repofe
ought to know with what avidity the youth, who
arc now called upon to (erve their country, flock
to their ftandards to take the place of thole I note
advanced in years. One day they will march
in their Reps, and imitate their concs& and their
bravery. I
_ _

In fame departments of tke Weft, a report has
been circulated, that the falt-tax was about to be
re-etiablilhed this year, and that deliberations on
thi. cubic& have taken place in the Council of
State. The report is falfe ; whatever concerns
the profpe►ity of the d-partments of the Weft,
which hive luffered the molt, will for a long time
be the fpecial objet of the folicitude of Govern-
ment. Our fituation does not require any aug-
mentation of import. Government is now occu-
pied in deviling means fur their diminution, and
not fur their increafe.
London, England, 1803-02-07

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PORTSMOUTH, FTBRUARY s.

Captain TitfiLawNev, of the Navy, is
his Majefty's fervice by the fentence of a Cuurt•
Martial.
FEBRVAR G.—Arrived the Ardcnt, THOMP:ON,
from Cork.

GREENOCK, FER. 4.

The Mercury, Miller, is arrived in the River from Charter-
ton.

The Princefs Royal, Marquis, which arrived here on Tad-
day fro.:, Charleltan, after a paffage of 46 days, encountered a
very heavy gale on the Bth ult. in which fhe 101 l her final' bo,:t,
and her boom gaff, quarter boards, hen coops, and a nunthcr of
other articles were carried away. The Crow !IL, Campbell,
for this port, bad failed from Charlefton ten days bcinre the
Princefs Royal.
The Belled:le, from Jamaica, which arrived on Tuefday, after
c paffage of <S days, came through the windward palLige Cap!.
CI irk fay', that numbers of Britifla fhips of war are cruising
off the raft er,l of Jamaica,and along the toad of St. Domingo.
Ho law leveral frigates off Cape Nicola Mole and Oa fail of
the hoe between Navaffa and St. Domingo. Every thing re-
garding the real Rate of affairs in that unhappy Colony is kept
ferret by the Covertuttent at Jamaica, where peace, order, and
profperity reign.
London, England, 1803-02-07

DOVER, FEBRUARY 6

The Haycinth, Captain Pot.Litr mailer, from
Calais, arrived yeflerstay evening, with at palfen•
gers and baggage ; alto the Achille, Captain Ro.
altar Coleus, from Boulogne, with Mrs. Susaw-
a•N M , 'warn Eat-aims, Efq. and the
corps of Eow•ao &TUDOR, and two carriages.
For tome days pad a great deal of money has been
brought over from Calais : this morning was land-
ed from the Duchcfs of York, Captain Watson.
from Calais, t cafes of money; from the Haycinth,
four cafes, five bags, and two calks ditto ; and
from the Aukl•nd, Captain Noun. as cafes and
calks, making in all sa packages, moss l weighing
6 cwt. Jquarters. The chief part of the cargo
of the brig on Ihore has been landed, but the vet
tel not yet got off.
London, England, 1803-02-07

PLYMOUTH, FEBRUARY s.

Came in the Diligence, Capt. James WATT',
from Philadelphia, bound to London, laden with
oil, Raves, fuftick, &c. &c. the Swift, Capt. JOHN
ADAMS, from St. Michael's, bound to London,
laden with fruit; the Diana, Capt. WALLER, from
;
Cork, for this port and Portfrnouth, with butter ;
the Charlotte and Either, Capt. COOPIR, from
Waterford, for this port and Arundel, laden with
butter and provilions ; Hope, of Milford, Capt.
MATMLIS, from Waterford to Portfmouth, leaky.
Sailed the Vidor'', Capt. NzwREE with filh and
oil, from Newfoundland, for London ; the
Hawke, Captain HARRAMAII, for London, la-
den with a valuable cargo of prize EaR India
goods ; the Lord Lennox, Capt. LLOYD, from
Lifbon, for London, with fruit; l'Ajaz, Capt.
PORTAL, from Martinique, for Havre de Grace,
with fugar and coffee; Enigheden, Captain
from Lilbon, for Rouen, with fruit ;
the Bellona, Captain Acm Kw ; Lottifa, Captain
FOT1411111CM•M ; Henrietta, Capt. POINGDZUR ;
and Friendfhip, GEovER, for London ; Conque-
rant, Licata', for Rouen ; Salina, Datvsa, for
Hull ; Neptune, HARRY, and Jenny, Stoic 'Nous',
for London s Sufannah, Ara Ns, for Dartmouth;
Elizabeth, GARDNER, for Amfterdam ; Jafon.
for London ; Mary, Arms, for Cork;
Two Brothers, DAV/1011, for Dublin : Dames.,
of s 8 guns; and RANOIR, of 14guns. on a cruife.
Went into Barnpool, the RANNEER, of sBguns,
Capt. INNIS ; into Stonehoufe Pool, the Gass Er,
of 16 guns, an elcort gun brig ; there to wait for
further orders.
London, England, 1803-02-07

YARMOUTH, FEBRUARY 6.

F. id .y arrived from the Humber his Majeßy's
frigate 11 nose. Yeßerday, P. M. the LIDA
frigate from the Southward.
The fhips of war in there Roads are, the CLYDE,
IA Paoli', and Leos frigates, LYN: (loop, and
one Cutter.—The Lynx (loop is under failing or.
den.—The wind being fre(h at N. W. feveral fail
of light (hips remain wtnd•bound.—Paged through
this day a large fleet of wafters to the Southward.
Friday, Joins Woot.sv, Efq. Purfer of his Ma.
jelly's (loop LYNX, was interred here with Naval
honours.
London, England, 1803-02-07

MXMO!ANDUU.

The appointment of Enbgn William Witheridge to be Lieu-
tenant, by purchafe, in the 84th Regiment of Foot, vice Tay-
lor promote' in doe 3oth Font, as Rated is the Gazette of the
tath Auguft, tBOl, has net taken place.
Theappointincut of Lieutenant Allan Maclean to be Cap-
tain, by purehafe, in the both Regiment of Foot, vice Clarke,
promoted, as Rated in the Gazette of the 17th Augult, t 802,
has not taken place.
Hofpital Mate Hofiner Is fuperfedcd, being abfent
without leave.

Commit Eons in the Woreefterfhire Regiment of
Militia, figned by the Lord Lieutenant.
To be Deputy Lieutenants.

The Honourable Jobe Coventry. Dated November 350,
Edmond Wig*, Efq. Dated as above.
Henry Wigley, Efq. Dated as above.
John Dowding, Efq. Dated as above.
Samuel Wall, Jun. Efq. Dated as above.
James Bowyer, Efq. to be Captain of a Company. Dated De-
camber is, am
London, England, 1803-02-07

Grath Ditto—Lienterant George Woods, from half pay of th•
15th F.tot, to be Lieutenant, vice trader, who exchanges
receiving the difkrence.
f.t it George Jack fon, from the 25th Foot, to be
I °lents:pant, by purchafe, vice Davy, promoted in the both
Foot
61d Ditto—Surgeon lfaac o!iinfon, from the t 7th Liglt Dra-
goons, to he Surgeon, vice O'Connor, who exchangers.
66th Ditto—Captain William Henley Raikcs, from hair pay of
the late Bth Weft India Regiment, to be Captain, vice Syn-
not , who exchanges. receiving the difference
69th Ditto—Captain Georg,. Muttkbury, from thessth Foot.
to br Captain vice Davie+, who exchanges.
Ditto—Lieutenant John Cameron to be Captain,by pur-
cbafe, vier Whitniarth. who retires. Enfign Ctiarles Law-
fon Carruthers to be Lieutenant, vice Cameron.
7111 Ditto—Comaiu Henry Tolley, from the 24th Foot, to be
Major, by pur hate, vice French, who retires.
Bth Ditto—Lieutenant W. Harna.e Euftace, from the 6th
foot, to be Captain, by purchsfc, vice Gooch, who retires.
83d Ditto—'erjc rot Major Daniel Wiley to Ise Q2arter-Maf-
ter, vice Pike, fuperfeeled, being alifent witaout (rive.
85th Ditto—Brevet Major Charles Irvine, front halt p y of
the 6ad foot, to be Captain, vice Munro. deceafe,L
tenant Brissfley Nixon, from half pay of the iegiment, to br
Lieutenant. vice lilakeney.deceakit. Qoarte--M after Joreph
Piercy. from the 60.1 i Foo , to he `niter-Matter, vice
King. who retires on half pay.
89th Ditto—Lieutenant James Scott, from half pay of the
54th Foot , to he Lieu: enant, vice O'Connell, who exchanges,
receiving the itilference.
93d Ditto—AfGßant Surgeon Campbell, from the 16th
Foot, to be Suruon, vice Gordon, who rellgns.
ad %t'elt India Regiment—Enfign Thomas Bradey to be Lieu-
tenant, without purchafe. Georg: Sloane Connelly, Gent.
to lie EnGgn,vice Bradley.
6th Ditto,—Lieutenant the Honourable Chades M. Cathcart,
from the ad Life Gollob, to be Captain, without purohafe,
vice Jackfon, who rap's. Enfign William Andrew Der-
pard, from the silt Foot, to be Et.fign, vice Graves, who
exchanges.
Qiiren's German Reximent—Lieutenant Mark Botcher, from
the half pay of the zoth Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice Mac-
mahon, whoexchanges, 'ceasing the difference.
ad Royal Garrifon Battalion--Captain-Lieutenant James Con-
&Hue. from half pay of the late aid Light Dragoons, to be
Captain.
3d Ditto—Enfign H. Stanford, from the sd Royal Garrifon
Battalion, to be Enfign.
4th Ditto--Enlign Samuel Abbott, from the 4th Foot, to he
Adjutant, with the rank of Enfign, vice Pierce, removed
to the 6th Battalion
yth Dittos—Lieutemnt Daniel Mylrea, from half pay of I)on•
kin's late Garrifon Battalion, to be Lieutenant, vice Jarvis,
placed on the retired Lift.
BREVET.
Colonel Thomas Hillop, of the s ith Weft India Regiment, to
be Brigadier-General in the Leeward and Windward Cha-
ribbee Ulan& only.
London, England, 1803-02-07

FROM LLOYD', LIST.

MAL, FIZIO ARV 6.—Arrived the Supply, Ballard, from
Bristol, with many other coafters and collicru--Wind N. W.
fquilly with fi.ow.
GRAVESZND, FCSRUARY 6.—..PatTed by the Neptune, Henry,
from Honduras; Bellif.uius, Scott, from Norway; Rialto,
Dore, from Limerick; Bone, Farmer, from Plymouth; and
the Jutfrow Johanna, —, from Embden.—Sailcd the Them*,
Brown, fur Grenada ; Argo, Frampton, for &rcelona; Eliza-
beth, —; and Lanaffa, Wolfer, for Dunkirk; Sally, Wil-
liams, for Jamaica ; Hope, Appleton, for Carthagena ; Craw-
ford, Scaife, for Virginia; Jane, Kelly, for St. Kitts; Twe
Gelr,xlers, —; and the Vrow Lu.ta, Huai, for Antwcrp.
London, England, 1803-02-07

ARRIVED

At Dover, Eliza, Arden, from Bolton, with damage—Off
Portfmouth, Iris,—, from New York—At Bridol,ArunJo,
Demon, from Balboa—At Hoylake, Aftrea, Stephens, from
I.egboru—At Liverpool, Hero, Wcbb, from Virginia; and
Ceres, Moore, from New York—At Kinfale, Eclipfe,
from the coalt of Spain, bound to Bridal; and Wareham,
Greco, from the South Seas—At Cork, Clermont, —, from
Charlelton ; Prefton, Phillips, from St. Vincent's; and Black
River, Gallop, from New York—At Dublin, George, Blumel-
lent, from Alicant—At Clyde, Jeann Bowan, from Virgi-
nia; Prince's Royal, Marquis, from ; and Duck-
worth, Dickfon, from I.6oo—At Bonrdeauz, Diana, Staf-
ford, from Baltimore ; aad Ceres, Merrylafs, from London....
At Fluihing. Philadelphia, Razor, from Philadelphia—At Gi-
braltar, Rambler, Bowen, from Dublin; Dolphin, Fryer ; and
Lydia Hind, —, from Baltimore—At Cadiz, Hewit, God,
from Riga; Venus, Flthridge ; Ruth, Warden; and Mon.
Briftow; from Newfoundland ; and Rochdale, Tucker, from
Carthagena, Princefs Royal, Allen, from Newfound.
land—At Venice, Hulfan, Dickfon; and Truro, —, from
Liverpool—At Baton, Hope, Forger, from Clyde--At Vsr.
sinia, Minerva, Carnich. from Clyde; and Rhin Wiljnier
from London—At New York, American, Sberris ; and Disos,
Nickels, from Liverpool; Commerce, Fad; and Grace, Tay-
lor, from London; Lydia, Fredwell; and George, Simpfon,
from Clyde in 31 days.
London, England, 1803-06-07

WAR.

To the OFFICERS of HIS MAJESTY I ROYAL NAVY
and ARMY.
JOHN BURGESS and SON take this early op.
porttuuty, in the renewal of War, to folicit the favour, of their
Friends. the Officers of the Royal Navy and Army, whom they
had the honour of Wore Siting out.
°Meer* going to the lift or Weft Indies, or upon a ftattortary
btustion, can be provided regularly with Mores, which will keep
good in any Climate, upon the thorteft notice.
FamWes in Town or Country (applied with every Article in thi
Italian line, of the arft Quality.
fcr wanascosic,Na IQ7, turgicr enf the Savoy -Raps, Strand,
konden.

to CROCUS, TEA-DEALERS. and CHEESEMONGBILS.
rrQ BE DISPOSED OF, in a Market Town not
1 more than 6o Mlles from London, where there is a large
prams rat Garrifon, in exceeding rod new-balk DWELLING-
HOUSE. inohsding a (melons SHOP, in fall Trade, in all the
above Branches, with every convenience lot carrying on theta:tic,
whelefide and retaU, on an cxtenhve teak, which may be morn,
sad mitered cm immediately, or at hildhantnaereveThe Steck in
Trade, Fixtures, dm at a fair valuation.

Letters, poft paid. addrelfed to A. B. No. 3, Crefeent-pleee,
Bodge.itreet, Black ruts, will be forwarded to the Adeatike.
Si. B. No application but from princlpala will be attended to.
London, England, 1803-06-07

70 PROFESSORS. HEADS OFCOLLEGF.S. NOBLES.
GENTLEME.N. sruprgrs OF THE UNIVERSITY OF
ORD. AND THE PUBLIC.
trkl Sciences of Geography and Navigation be-
ing,- ofilw gwateft importance to a Commercial People, every
attempt to Improve theteluvaluable Selman fbould be encouraged
by the P okras In the thaVattite.
Mr. P 000000000 to deliver a Conde of Lectures at Ox-
ford. upon Philevophy and Altranostsv, and to prove that the Co.
or Newtonian Syfteut at Agronomy is contrary to Oh.
and to the acknowledged Rules or Method. of snaking
Oeogispilial a ti Nautical Calculations. Upon a late Application
be the Vice Claucellor, Dr. Hendhr. and Praetor Ragas^. thi*
Masi( was PoitistlY denied and they would wither hear what
pre bad to fay upon this very important fabled thankbra, nor
gallUr him to deicer any Ledtures to the Students. .
The public iiiteuSon of the& points might lead to improvement,
but could •ofbe 0 l,ljv to the Science of Allinoomy,the great
OA, ot Which le. to sift the Otograpiter.and the Navigator.

Mt. P. therefore tam this Meth.4 of publicly declaring, that
lite etas Vke Chancellor. Dr. Homflry, and Profei-
for on, as boa orlitrary and Wawa , that he loads upon i•
M the did of/car for the hypotheds of Copernicus and Sir Mac
dilairtoa; if this hypothern be founded In Truth the Profedin• ui
Scald come forward boldly and cAndidly to fuppun It, and not
ihdadv Amide(' and their bypotheds under the wings of arkt,ry
andorjoinr, (or Truth is dubborn fart, and this opyodtion
not deter or prevent his publienni as I nub.
Lagoa, lune 4.
London, England, 1803-06-07

MONEY RE.I DV TO ADVANCE,

ALL Pei cons in the Poffellion of Incomes, wiling
tram Freeho!d,Copyhold, or I.calehold Pitants. in Land or
Money is the Ninth', Rent Char ra, Marriage Settlements,
Widows p10w...5, Annuities, Patent Places, Church or
any o•her certai lororne tor ntay be (LlN:died with tc:111,,r4-
ry or perznainad Sums of Motr4 to any amount, by paying An-
nuity interett kr the fame.

The Nubility and Gentry of known property, or their
may be accommodated, on their perfonal fecurity; and iu any
init.:ince *here the angle fecurity of an individual may be deemed
infulficient, the of another perfun to guarantee the pay-
ment of the itit.sclt, will remove the objedion ;
_and in Al rafts,
privilege will be given to the Public, to return the prin.ipal at
their own option.—..Perfunal applications will bc received every day
till four o'clock, and Letters irrim Cortelpondents In town and
country, (putt paid) will he inuntdiattly antes red, oddrelfed to
the Dirt trinr of the Knight libridge b.a.k, at Li.; town haute, No. It,
Lower John-ftre,t, Gulden-Nu:ire.
London, England, 1803-06-09

This day wu publithed, in One Volume. (Mayo,
Price roe. 6d. In boards

THE- HISTORY of the INSURRECTION of
the COUNTY of WEXFORD, A. D. ;
'lncluding an Account of .1 ranfilaions preceding that Event ; with
au Appendix, embellifbed with a Map of the Downy of Wexford.
By EDWARD HAY, Eft.
Member of the Royal kik Academy.
Dublin : Printed for the Author ; and fold by Cathelland Mar-
tin, Middle-row, Holborn, London.
London, England, 1803-06-09

•

FOR. SALE.
CALDER IRON WORKS. near AIRDRIE. in the COUNTY
of LANERK.
TO BF FOLD BY PUBLIC SALE,
The time and place to he afterwards advertifed,
9'HOSE extenlive IRON WORKS, atCALDER,
within eight miles of the City of GI.ASGOW i sleeted by
the Calder Iron Company, fituated in the heart of a populous
Country, abounding for many miles round with Coal and iron
Stone, and within two hundred yards of a Canal, which commu-
ticates with the Eon and Wdt Seas.
The Works confi ft of a powerful Patent Man Engine, capable
of blowing four furnamangie blaft, or two furnaces double btaft,
bade. copula Furnaces for melting Iron or Finery, and running
out fires for Bar-Iron forge operations, with Caning and Bridge-
Itoufes, confttudted in a fuperior and fubftantlal manner.
There is alfo a Steal Forge, confining of two hammers, driven
by a double-patal Steam Engi, e, with commodious buildings for
extending the Steel Trade in every variety of manufaCture.
There is alfo a Steel Cafting• Houle, confining of fourteen Caft
Steel Furnaces, capable of making four Tons of Steel weekly and
a Caft Iron Founder'', confining of an Air Furnace and Chimney,
and a good moulding Glop.
The whole works are built upon a regular and conneeted plan,
and son be further extended with convenience and Exalt'. They
are now at work,and laying been only crafted within there three
years, are in the molt complete repair.
For further informatioo,application may be made to Mr. James
Saranac. Merchant, in Marlow, Fedor upon the Eftate of the
Calder Iron Company; David Mitchell, at the Works; or Alta-
ander M'Oregor, Writer, in Glafgow.
London, England, 1803-04-04

AMERICA

Yeficrday we received New York Papers to the
24th of February, from which we have made tl.c
following Extraas
An ertrad from the NorfJA Herald, inferted in
the New 71)4 Mercantile Advert.ler of the 2zd Fe-
bruary, fays--" By an arrival on the 7th inft. r.t
Norfolk. in is days from Cape Fiancois, we are
informed that the Blacks were fill matters of the
plains and mountains in the neigh bou bond of that
place. The Whites fill occupied a few, outpofis,
at a Gout diflance from the city, where block-
houfes have been erected to cover them. It was
underttood that the Blacks hadbeen for time time
pat bury in obtruding the public roads commu-
nicating from thence to other principal parts of the
ifland. and that they had rendered molt of thena
impaffible even on horfeback. Bufinefs was very
dull, and the Americans were treated with great
leverity. No troops of any confequence had ar-
rived fo late as the 23d of January, mid the greater
part of the late (mall reinforcements from France
had died.—The public treafury was quite es-
hautted "
Ora FROM WASIIINOTON, eta. 17, 1g03•
" You have been informed, en doubt, of the able an ani-
mated manner in width M-. Rofs addreffed the Senate, re-
(rifling the violation of the Spaniel Treaty, and Its effeets,--
When he attempted to introduce their refolutions, the gantries
were clearedly the party oppofedco efficient mesfures ; upon
which Mr. Rofs deleted that he would not alter dam in fe-
met. Jt U undernood that a grand caucus was held, and the
next morning it was determined that they might be offered in
public y-erday. They were introduced by an eloquent and
irriveave fmerl, and will give rife to a long and intercilieg
4 !Catlett."
London, England, 1803-04-04

EXTRACT Of ANOTHIR, SAM? DATt.

a Mr. Rots, of the Senate, on Wednefday, made a long,
energetic and ImpreiSve fpeech on the Rate of the nation, with
particular allution to the affair of New Orleans. He was pre-
paring to follow this up with a refolution metastable to the
(*it of hit Speech, when the friends of the Prei)dent took the
slam, and got the Houle cleared, literally Dapping the dams
in his face. He dropped his Refelutions at that time, in eon-
(evacuee of that proceeding; but the neat day the
Adds, aware of the imprelSon which fuck a promeuing
would have on the public mind, contented to open the doors,
when the incloted Refoluticms were effered. The policy of
the two parties, with refpedt to that momentous and aft-ins.
portant tubjedt, will now be brought fairly and deedlvdy.inte
public view ; and the people will be able hilly to decide be.
tween them.

ACCOUlatt from tbeWeltern terrkorr fprak in decided terms
as to immediate and coercive matures. The fable and weak-
neft of the forms at New Minns renders Mk to their aims.
don, an object of eafy secompliOnnent."