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London, England, 1803-03-23

SWEDEN.

STOCKHOLM, FEL 13—Ycflerday Mr. EHRIK-
Prefident of the Chancery, gave a grand
dinner, and in the evening Count UGGLAS a ball
and (upper, to the Englith Prince.
Our Court has propoled to that of Spain to put*.
, chat and export Spanilb (keep, which the latter
has declined to permit, on account of an epide•
mical dittemper which has made great havoc
among the flocks.
By the fats letters from Arendahl, in Norway,
we learn, that of the 25 cheat of piaares on board
the Eafi Indiaman llottningen, 22 are already
brought on fhore, and the three others raved.
The herring filliery on our coafis employs above
Soon titherrnea, in upwards of aOOO boats.
Since the year 1799 we have nut had fo long a
(raft as the prefect.

The fee between Stockholm and Finland k
frozen fu hard as to be *fable, and lalt week all
the fix mails due, and a great number of trAvellets,
have artived thence.

STOCKHOLM, Fri. 26.—I.aft week, by fuperior
authority, was arrelted a certain Court Secretary.
whole adventures at way of life bad caufed him
to be regarded unfavourably by the public. Isfany
now believe that he is a kind of Isleftie, who under
an outride of virtue, and the cloak of religion, has
endeavcured to draw rattler.: of different ranks
into fecret conneftions, whole real and molt leer:*
purpofe lie undoubtedly kept to himfelf.
Maier I.—This afternoon his Royal Highncts.
Prince WILLI:as of Glonedler took Leave 1:
their Majeltiss, and to-morrow departs for Corn•
haFen.
flie Turn which has been colleEted for the poor
fufferers by the fire at Gothenburg amounts to
t -,109 rix dollars, bcli.ie, 150 from the King.—
The Contribution of the city of Copenhagen, de-
livered lac the Danfili Agent, amounts alone tl
mei rix dollars.
A few weeks fence a whale was driven by the
wind and waves on a shoal near Gothenburgh,
where it was taken.

The ferete coiJ which beg:in in December, and
has been at 2ti', 114% At length abated. At the
ead of Lail week, and the beginning of this, mti.:4
fnow has fallen. 'lie wind is now Ibuth, and we
have a thaw and fniall r.un.

LLfIMI VP., la a. ty.—Since the tv.li we have
had a thaw. Yeiterdav a rive orenins WAS broke
is the middle of th: hound, wlicidw leveral
perfor.s hat nearly kit their lives. To day the
Sound, !corn lure to and farther to
the igand Hneen. it quits open only :lens the
--ail

PARLLIMENTAR r PROCEEZLvCS.

HOUSE• OF LORDS, TUESDAY. MARCH 21.

Clunk! were further heard in the Scotch Appeal Caufe,
Crawford,. Coutts, and the further hearing poftpoued till to-
morrow.

The Bill to prevent VCIatiOUS Suits in Ireland was read a fe•
cond time, and committed for tomorrow.
The Irifh Pottage Duty Bill was brought up from the Com.
mons. .

Two Naturalization Bills were returned without any amend.
mints.

The Papers moved for by Lord King on a former day, rela•
tive to the Bank of Ireland, were brought, and ordered to be
printed.
The Bills on the Table were forwarded in their refpcetive
ftages.—Adjourned.
London, England, 1803-03-23

frcee the LONDON GAZETTE, March 22.

DMV4ING-STREET, MARCH 22. '
By dirpatches received this morning from the
Earl rf ELGIN, His Majefly's Ambafrador Extra-
ordinary at Conftartinople, dated Jan. 15, 5803,
it appears, that the differences which had fuhfifted
between the Sublime Porte and the Beys of Egypt,
Lave been fatisfaflorily arranged through the me-
diation of His Majelly's Ambaffador.
London, England, 1803-03-23

iiRMS.

On Friday night„ltlrs. Alexander, of Bcdford-row, of a (on.
Same day, the Lady of &marl Carpenter Took., Ifq. of
Pratee's-ltrect, Watt runner, of a fon.
At his horde, in Great Cumberland-place, the Lady of W.
Sural.y. of a fon.
London, England, 1803-01-11

Na i, GERR MEET, SOHO.

JAND J. WOOD be leave to return thanks to
• their numerous Friends for the many Favours conferred
on them during their refidence in Gerrard ft rret, and nrfp tt -
fully acquaint them, that having difpofed of the Cone= to
Mers.Edwards, Cats, and Cooper, they CSIIICiIIy recommend
them to their patronage and fupport.

TOWARDS. CASS, and COOPER, mod re-
fpeelfully acquaint the Huh;thy, Gentry, their Friends,
and the Public in general, they have taken that extenlive Con-
cern , late Metlra. J. and J. Woods, Na. t Gerrard-ftreet, Soho,
and its addition to their ♦aluable Stock of Family Linen, Furni-
ture, Pen:mice. laid ins new and elegant Atronment of LIMO
Drapery Goods of every defer:mica, whtch they ass deter-
mined to fell on the !waft reafoaable Terms.

E. C. and C. beg to °Verve they intend keeping a mock
more general Affortmcnt of Goods then their Preaccefors hare
done of late yam, and pay that Perfonal attention to their
Cuttomers, which will admit of an importunity to lee all their
Friends treated on the molt liberal Plan, and fillia always
be preful to recommend thole articles that will infers to them
future confidence.

N. B. Black Sareenets. Bombaseens, Botnbasets. and every
Ankle for Fatuity Mourning. Real Welch and Sal Mary
Flannels.
London, England, 1803-01-11

PLYMOUTI I, JANUARY 9.

Ever fined laft night it -has blown a very hard
gale of wind at S. S. E. with a heavy tea, parti-
cularly over the Bridge of St. Nichola,'s Ifland ;
if it continues, it being the top of the fin ing, the
lower part of the town will be overflowed. Steel's'.
!all Lift flares, among the flips breaking up in
Plymouth Dock yard, the COURAGEUX, of 74
guns, which is erroneous; as the COUILACCUZ
bears the flag of Rear-Admiral DecitFs, Capt.
O'HARDY, and is lying in Hamoaze. Sailed on
a cruize :spina the fmngglers, the RANGER, of
14 guns, Capt. A. FRAZER ; that aeliste officer has
on board, prefented to him by the Humane So-
ciety, a complete apparatus for the purpnfe of re-
coveringpertons apparent' y fuffocated by drowning.
London, England, 1803-01-11

NAUTICAL. INrELLIGENCE.

His Majelly's (hip CALCUTTA, Captain WOOD•
IiFFS, failed from Chatham on Friday ha, and is
now waiting at Long Reach, to take on board
men and women conyiEls for New South %Vales,
for which place the will flintily fail. Mr. WIL-
LIAM DOWERS is appointed a Lieutenant of the
CALCUTTA.

PORTSMOUTH, JANUARY to.
Arrived the BEE fchoonrr, from Arundel ; .1.41-
cusv gun brig, from a cruize ; and KITE, of 16
guns, Captain Ptrom, from the Dorr•ns.
Sailed the Mt:no:Asia, Captain RAY NSFORD, to
affifl the ABUNDANCE, on Ihore on Sconce Point,
near the Needles.
London, England, 1803-01-11

COWES, JANUARY To.

Arrived the Dutch brig Poilillion, from Deme-
rara, with coffee and fugar; and the A:nerican
(hip Nancy, Captain Honas, from Baltimore, with
tobacco, and ordered to the Mutherbank, to per-
form quarantine.—Sailed the AnnaTherela, But. t.•
WEIR, for (Mend, with fruit.—Yellcrday feveral
Cowes Pilot•boats picked up, floating between Portf.
mouth and the Needles, 53 hhds. of French wine,
and 2 bite's. of brandy, which the Colleaor of the
Cuftoms has claimed, as droits of Admiralty:
London, England, 1803-10-08

BIRTHS.
Sunday laft, at Wimbledon, at the Hon, J. S. Wortley% houfe,
the Right Hon. Lady 1.0111,3i11t, of a fon.

MARRIED.
Monday, at Greenock, A n Bogie, Efq. merchant in Glafgow,
to Mifs Jan, t Hunter, ad da hter of the &waled James Hooter,
Efq. merchant in Greenock.
London, England, 1803-09-12

- •
Knotsfond lip to 0 Their 6 Soas undet age 6 6 0
ikf.ce Bofwell, Iver And 6 Daughters do. 3 5 0
adv. - so 0 0 Lord Wm. Cordon too 0 0
Rev. Francis Drake, Danki Draper is to 0
of Beverky to to 0 Robert Stevenfon roo o 0
Rev. James Cox, Mat. J. add R.Colgtihoun 3 a to 0
ter of the Gaintbo. A few Friends of the
, tough School 310 0 Society of Frot and
Capt. Rd. Williams, Happy Tritons, at the
RoyalMseines to to 0 White Rorie, Rood-
likanar /*tete Cast- la* - AO o ip!
recce, Drapers Hall s • s o
Snbfcriptiens received by Bennett and. White, at the Bar of this
Moore ; and Letters for the Committee ace deflred to be addreffed
to Mr. Watford, Secretary to the Patriotic Fund Committee,
Lloyd's Coffee-hoafe. . -

ACAPTAIN in A Regiment in the Welt-Indies,
A
or the Ataxy of Rderve, may hear of a defirable exchange
to an oil Regiment 6f one Battalion at home, by applying to Mr.
Johofton, oiCraven-ltreet, Strand.

AN ADJUTANT FUR THE CHESTER VOLUNTEER
CAVALRY.
A PERSON fully competent to difchirge the
-E. 1 Duties of that Situation, will be well r criaed by the Corpx.
Prolaele =Welled to Colonel Dod, Edge, near Malpu, Cbelhare,
win be attended to.
London, England, 1803-10-01

wioNioiotrrHstinta

• •• TO BRIDGE BUILDERS. .
ANY Perfon or Perfons willing to Contra& N.
BUILDING a NEW BRIDGE, either of STONE or:
IRON, or partly Stone and partly Iron, over the River USK, at
ur near the Town of CARLEON, are cleared to deliver. la they,
Pravda', Plans, and Etiolates, fealed, to me, at the nest.Oene-
rat quarter Seifions of the Peace to be holden at UR in and for
the foul County of Monmouth, on Wedoefday the pi day of oo-
tober Dent, at Tweiveo'Clock at Noon.
By Order of the Court,
'I'URTON, Clerk of the Peace.

ANY Eitient afiliaed with the GOUT may be
informed of relief, or a perfed Cure!! by applying tc,
Mr. Miliaass, who keeps the Fountain, Clapton ; Mr. laser,
Coach-fpring Maker, too, IKhitech.pel ; Mr. Pua sea, Talbot
Inn, W hitechapei ; Mr. Mo at o r,Cheefcmonger, Wel 'chafe fqoarc ;
and hundred, wore can be referred to, all people of refpeEtability;
who never would dective their fellow•fufilrerp, Laying they had;
obtained their Cure, (after fisfaing so years) by means of the
Alterative Pill, and Plifter prepared by Da.GARDNER,36,Loor
Acre, and No. 3, iihuredlteb, Where the Dudlnr, being full
prsa ticv. may be cord-tilted estry.thic till sa, at Shoreditch, and:
from 4t07, at Long Acre But the Medicine may be had, Agrird
J. GaaoNca oil each Box, at eta icw, 6d. or 0.61 of all Ven-
der., veldt a Book full of Reference, that no nun can confide. •
Thanks he to II thoufands are cored!! or greatly re.
lieved,wit3out confinement, Ste. &c. Scc.
London, England, 1803-10-01

DUBLIN, SEPT. 26.

The trial which is to take place to-morrow before
the Special Commi is that of Howland, the matt
who is Paid to have Ibot the keeper of the Tower, but
which ail he deniti poAtivelq, afcribing the man's
death to the confuiltm of thole by whom he was taken.
The two perfons to be tried on Friday next, are
thole who were wopntled by the explofion of gun.
powder in Patrick-tireet, previooily to the 23d of
July. Redmond is expelled to he the next tried,
and after that I believe the Commillinn will adjourn
for Tome time. We look with Tome anxiety fur tho
arrival of our new Commander in Chief.
London, England, 1803-03-15

FRAYCE.

PARIS, 17 VF NTOSE, MARCH S.

General BRVNE. Arnbandor of the rreneti
Republic to the Sublime Porte. ar ivcd at Con-
ftx..:inople the 2111 of Jannai y. His
Va. COillp(IITI('flir chips. larze And fr," of
vltich was a chip of the line. fie has litieu re
ceived by the Orphan Pacha. The Vizier azd tne
D:van have fe-t him -crefents, and his .-ceeption
atter7ded with the titrnott
The new; of his atricil had Iprcad joy throng,h-
out the v..hoie empire. The fame day the Am-
halfailor of Err.gland erril:aiked on board a hi
gate of :::s PAL:. 'l, t', 1 PaLr:no, and
from LT711.1.11(2. klis frigate got
under wc:g:t is the evcri.,:, yet he
thought 1,...1pett to fKiinc :he Seraglio with eight
teen dill:Loges of cannon, though it was
circiinolance CNlFerrudy alarmed the city.
ifoi- I tty.:ign Afi-airs in .:11 tit.:
trading tons cf th.: 1.. wan:, have obta.ced lir-
mans, ao. i have &patted for their de:lina.ion on
board the different ftnAll ilitiadron. The
Porte ha. nominated G:fr.Fa EFFENDI the ile(ident
Arnhar!.ador at l'aris. the commercial rela•
lions of the French have returned in the trading
towns at the Levant their ordinary comic:. They ,
have rcaton to hatter thernfelves at the fupport
they have received from the Turks. On the de-
mand of General Sruastr, the Porte has panted
to the Nr.amalul.es that part of tipper Egypt cum-
pored of S,VAII and Setine. Tice Ca;:it Paeha !
daily excezts news of the evacuation of .Ih.xiin-1
cilia.— _lL:hi:Mr.

islaacti o.—L-_•tters front ißrefl, cf. the 2d loft.
live, that the ex, for the Eafl Indies was
to fail in a few days: it is compofed of the Ma-
rengo, of 74 guns, the frigates Atalante, la Belie
Poule, la Semillante, la Cute d'Or, and the tranf-
port la Marie Francoife. The troops en:balked
confill of one battalion of the togth demi brigade
of the line, of one of the iSth light in6rary, a
company ()flight artillery, and a company ofSwedes,
Come artiz ins, and the corps of Officers of two
battalions of peapoys, who are to be formed in
India. There troops are animated with the bell
Ipirit. The Commander in Chief fails on board
the Marengo, in which (hip is alfo Rear Admiral
Lt NW 5, and part of the Ralf and of the Engineers.
The Civil Officers, who are very numerous, are
distributed among the other veffels.
At the Diplomatic Audience of the 6th March,
Lord WIIITWORTH prefented tothe Feast- Critisut.
Meffrs. Sandford, John Sandford, Captains Craigie
and Clive, Major Barnes, Lieutenant Colonel
Craufurd, M. P. Elle, of the 3d Regiment
41, of Guards ; Captain Dunbar, of the at ft Light
Dragoons; Lieutenant Colonel Chambers; Lord
John Campbell ; and Captain Jackfon, of the Foot
Guards.
Letters from Bafle of the 4th March nate, that
Ators Itsrnwo, and the other Swih Patriots,
lately confined in the citadel of Arbourg, have
been let sit liberty."
A letter from the Cape, dated the t tth January,
Faye—" Port de Pair is -retaken by aoco men, idt
arrived from Toulon. The rebels fought fram
noon to five P. M. when our troops entered the
place. General ROCHANgEaU is efteemed and
repeCial."
London, England, 1803-03-15

This day was publiihed, price 39. fewcd, corteEted to the ill
of March,
•

BUILDERS' PRICE-BOOK : contain-
ing a comet Llit of the Prices allowed by tho molt emi-
nent Surveyors in London to the feveral Artificers concerned
in Building; including the Journeymen's Pries.
By an EXPERIENCED SURVEYOR.
Printed for J. Taylor, at the Arehitedural Library,
N 0.59, High Holborn.
London, England, 1803-03-15

MIDDLESEX POLL.

This day was publiihed, price son.
COPY of the Poll for the El eft ion of Two
Knights of the Shire to Cerra in Parliament for the County
of Middkfer.—Began at Brantford on Tucfday, July s 3, and
ended on Thurfday, July al, 1802.
Candidates—WlLLlAM MAINWARING, Efq. nEORCir 13TNO,
Efq. Sir FRANCIS SUROR rr, Bart.
Arranged in Alphabetical Order.
Printed for John Stockdalc, No. 181, Piccadilly.
Of whom may be bad No. t to ta, price is. each, of the Parlia-
mentary Stegner of the prefenlSellon, by Win-Woodfall..
London, England, 1803-01-27

TO THE CURIOUS IN FISH SAUCE.

THE NOBILITY, GENTRY, and PUBLIC
in general, are refpeetfully informed, Jon N Bo RC tee and
SON'S GENUINE and SUPERIOR ESSENCE of ANCHO•
VIES, continues to be prepared by them in the fame manner that
has obtained fuels univerfal approbation for many yeah pat.
The long jultly acquired fuperlority of that Artick is fully
confirmed in the opinion of the Country at large, and of Perform
refident is ail parts of the World, sod having Rood the ter of
trial, tanks it in the fituation it now maintains.

•
The general utility of THEIR ESSENCE of ANCHOVIES
and other RICH SAUCES for FISH, &c. induces them, from
the numerous Advertifcznents daily appearing, to caution Fa-
milies, Lim in purchafing the fame, u none is to be had of
THEIR or c, but at their Warchoufe as under.
Every other Article in the 011 Trade for family ufe, of the
belt quality.
WEST-INDIA MERCHANTS, CAPTAINS of SHIPS,
&c. OFFICERS in the ARMY and NAVY, fvpliod upon
the thortcft notice for the Eaft and Weft Indies, &c.
Warehoufe, No. 107 corner of Savoy Steps,
Strand, Zondon.

For the convenience of Families in Scotland, they have ap-
pointed Me[ fro. R. Johntion and Co. Edinburgh, their role
Agenu for Fl Sauces.

DR. NORRIS's APOLOGY and final Addrefs
to the Public ; with an Affortment of Cafe., feleeted
from a long catalogue of Cures, performed folely by his cele-
brated Drops, mar be had gratis, at his hook, 29, Lower
Brook-ltreet, Grofvenor-fquare. Mole who are unacquainted
with the incomparable virtues of this Medicine, are ferioufly
requited to penile the above Pamphlet, which was the coafei-
entices refult of a long, feduloos, and fuccefsful praetice.—Ex-
perienee, the only teft of truth, has eftablilbesi for more than
half a century the fuperlor excellence of tick Drops in the cure
of every (peeks of Fevers ; but efpeeially in that nsoft define.
the of the putrid kind, called the Yellow Fever, fo fatal in hot
climates; alto in animas, diforders of the Itomach and bowels,
(catty, impieties of the blood, colds, inveterate coughs, rhew
I.matifass, Easy prom:pitons, ace. In the decay and dircomforts
of advanced life, they fiend unrivalled in their cordial and Orl-
i Ilareffeas.--The family bottle, 111. Is only to be bad at the
's houfe, where all orders for exportation are executed.
Smaller Gies arc fold wholefale and retail by Jeboult and Co.
No. Iso, Oxford-greet ; and retail, by all Venders of Medicines.
London, England, 1803-01-27

POLICE, &c.

Gv ILD H ALL. Yeaerday Thews: Gold was
brought before the fiaing Alderman, en a charge
of flealing, in the dwelling horfe of Meflrs. Bur-
rows and Rawlingfon, in Watling-Rrect, a piece
of ariped cotton, containing 48 yards. Mr. Bur-
rows was in his counting.houfe,_ when two mcn
came into the warehoufe, one of whom came to
him, and afked for fume perfon whom Mr. Bur-
rows could not give any information about. Almon
direely afterwards he heard the cry of flop thief!'
John Greenough, one of the young men in the
warehoufe, was coming up the cellar (lairs, and
law the prifoner (who remained in the warehoufe
while the other went to aik fome queflions of Mr.
Burrows) inthe counting houfe,put a pieceof goods
tinder his arm and walk out of the warehoufe, on
which he immediately followed him, giving the
alarmofflopthiefAstheprifonerranupßread-flreet
a Mr. Goodenough law him drop the cotton ( which
was produced) and did not lore fight of him until
he was taken into cußody. He WAS fully commit-
ted for trial.—As was George Dalton, on a prole-
cution inftituted againil him by the Solicitor of
the Mint, for uttering bate and counterfeit money,
and for having more in his porreflion.
Two young men were examined on a charge of
robbing a gentleman on Blackfriars Bridge on
Monday night Wt. The horfe patrole law a gang
of near fourteen of very fufpicious charatters to-
gether, who were hunting every body they met.
He accordingly watched them, And prefently heard
the cry of Patrole ! Patrole ! He immediately
rode up, when a gentleman, who faid he had been
bullied and robbed of his watch, gave charge of
the two perfons in oullody. He did not, however,
come forward to profecute this Wines any fur-
ther ; and the prifoners, each receiving a good
charafter, were difcharged.
At a late trial at the Old Bailey, of a man who
had robbed his mailer, whofe extreme lenity in-
duced him to defift from profecuting to convitlion,
although a bill of indictment had been found, the
Judge remarked, " I would have fervants know,
when they are convicted of almfing the confident c
rewired in them, which, in many cafes, is unli-
mited, that it is a rule Will/ his NIAJ es FY cercr to
extend mercy to Liam."
London, England, 1803-01-27

RYAN v. RANIER.

The CHIP, Jusyscs then asked Mr. Essittea
and Mr. Glues, if they were aware of a cafe lately
decided iu the Court of Common Pleas, analogous
to that on %thief' this Court had•yefierday given
judgment, that of Ryan and Reiner. The cafe
to which he alluded, in the Common Pleas, was
reported in s. Puller and Batnotiet. Idis Lordfhip
laid, that before the rule was dawn up for
charging di:: former rule, the Court wished to look
into that cafe to fee the foundation on which the
judgnient of the Court of Common Pleas- was
budt, and to fee whether it was in point with rite
present cafe, for it was datable, if porible, that
the dccitions of the Courts &mild be uniform ; for
which reafon the rule in die cafe of Ryan and
Renier was furpended.
London, England, 1803-01-27

ETRRA sad CERTAIN COM.
PLAINTS.

of the

A_
S tole Proprietor of Daran's celebrated medi-
ated Boogies and Remedies, Mr. Duroo a informs the
Public, that he may as ufual be coaful:ed daily from q to 3, at
his boufc No. 3, Frith-flreet,Salto, on Cafes of Striatum', Ob-
itruetions, Gleets, ate. &c. as well as Debility, and every dit-
order where fecrecy is fo elicatial a requifite, that Mr. D. has
provided a fp .cloas Houk, that every Patient may be intro-
duced In a &prate apartment. Mr. D. has for many years
confine! hlratelf to that department of Surgery, and from ra-
tenfive praftice, and the molt flattering faexfs, he is enabled
to offer a method of cure mild, ellicacioas requiring no coo-
finement or reft,aint in diet, and preventini the pofflbdity of •
relapfe. Perfuns in the country Rating their cafes fully, in a
letter, cnclofing a one or a two pound note, will have proper re-
medies Cent to the amount. Foe the various fymptoms, ate.
fee Mr. Dafoues Treatife on the above comp.aints, price a s
the filth edition; to be had of J. Callow, Crovro.eourt, Soho ;
H. D. Symonds, Patersofter-row; and of the Author.
London, England, 1803-01-27

CLARICE V. BACON.

In this cafe an anion had been brought againft
the Defendant for (peaking defamatory words of
the Plaintiff. The ruble& bad been referred to
two perfons of the names of Timbrell and Miles,
who, in cafe of their difagreeing, were to appoint
an umpire They had appointed a Mr. Simms,
who awarded the Defendant to pay 3501. The
Defendant inslifted Mr. Miles, one of the arbitra-
tors, for perjury. The caufe came on for trial
laft Term, when, in confequence of the appoint-
ment of Mr. Simms, as umpire, not being proved,
he was acquitted' without going into the merits of
the cafe. _ _ _ . _

Mr. Serjeant Bat LIT now fbewed caufe againft
a motion for an attachment for difobeying the
award. He was fupported by Mr. Serjeant Bssr.
They contended, that the deficiency of proof of
the appointment, on the trial fur the perjury, was
conclufive as to its non-eziftence, confequently that
the umpire had not been legally invefted with filch
eharatler, and that his award was, therefore, not
binding.
Mr. Serjeant VAUGHAN argued on the other
fide, and produced an affidavit exprefsly Rating
that the appointment was in writing.
Lord At.vaNLsv confidered that the deficiency
of proof on the trial ref-paling the appointment
of the umpire was not conclutive as to the fad
it had been pofitively (worn, that the umpire had
been duly conftituted, therefore his award was
final.—Rule of attachment was made abfolutc.
London, England, 1803-01-27

THURSDAY, JANUARY 27, 1803.

HULL DOCK SHARES.
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION,

At the Dock Office, in Kingfton-upon Thuridny the
24th day of February, 1803, prectfciy at Twclve &CI ck
at Noon; under the powers of an Adt of Parliament.pared
in the 42.1 Year of the Reign of his prefent Majefty, for
making additional Daks at Kingtton-upon-Hull,
Purfuant to fuck Conditions as dull be then produced,

FIVE NEW SHARES in the Undertaking for
Making DOCKS at Kingftun-upon-Hull.
Each Share will be put up feparately.—No part of the par.
chafe money, except a depoilt of 51. per Cent. will be required
to be paid until the 6th day of April next.
Each chafer of a New Share will be entitled, from the t ft
day ofJanuary init. to the fame Dividends and Privilizes as
the pr ent Proprietors of Dock Shares.
Further particulars may be known by applying to Mr.Froll,
Solicitor, or Mr. Lovett, Clerk to the Dock Company.
Hull, Jan. 14, 1803.
London, England, 1803-01-27

To the PROPRIETORS of EAST INDIA STOCK.

and GINTLIMIN, London, Jan. 14, 1803.
PERMIT me refpe&fully. to repeat to you the
Notice of my intention to offer myfelf again a Candidate fur
your favour at the Annual Sae Rion in April next, in the room
of an Ex-Direetor, who it ii now generally underflood does not
mean to come forward. The Pahl c Grounds on which I reit
my hope of your fupport were fubmiztei to you in the beginning
of the year 1798, in Teilirnonials from almolt all the great
Charaders who had ferved on the Coaft of Coromandel for the
preceding Twenty Years. Tilde Teitirnonials bring too voles.
minous for infertion in a Newfpaper, I dial, only here folieit
your perufal of one of them, which is annexed to this Adana—
being an lixtrad of a Letter from the Hon. Court of Direeton
to the Government of Madras, written loon after my return
from India.-1 have the Honour to be, with great refpcd,

Ladies and Gentlemen,
Your faithful bumble Servant,
J. HUDLESTON.
Enna of Conlany's General Letter to Fort St. George,
London, England, 1803-01-27

ERUPTIONS IN ME FACE.

THE incontinent do&ine of thole who morn •
mend External Applications for Inagua Complaints, is
obviated in the following Simple queftion: Will the fur which
adheres to the %fide of a lactic, or boiler, be remucd by wal-
ing the °made? The fame comparifoa may be made ofpettag
the human frame: Can an Internal complaint he removed by an
external applicatioa ? Theft queflions arc left to be inhumed
by every Ruder, which will thew the ridiculoulads d incolest-
ing this dottline, while the Infailibilty of Dr. BRODUM's
BOTANICAL SYRUP is reload in the extraordinary Cons
that daily appear in the Papa; portico/a:ly in cafes of du above
nature: Dr. Brodum, u a regular illyfician, has bean known
many years, and not at a Nahum Vender. His motive fa
rabbeting this advertgasuot, is to (mare the Health of the Pub.
lic from the danger that attends external applicad -n, which, to
his knowledge, has proved fatal to many who have placed In at
an amproper confideoce.
To there who have failed In the midnight cup, or madly
drained nature of her rich& kora, by unrettraisod or liana.
was love, or by the horrid fella ppaaffwwt of Diorama, this rater
resift owl renter all pa /ibis ; and, if the vital powrra
be not entird) delayed, it will gradually repair the swan
chuly evil.
Ladled of any time of life may, by this medicine, be freed
from one '(the moil abaft mu das incident to the Ica anti
at a certain period It is molt highly acad.
In all nervous dedicate, lown of (plaits, trembling', loft of
memory, impaired virturoand the oumbesiefs fimptono of in •
paired and tottering cone:km*oa, whether arißag from a life
of inativity,intempaance, or inatteadoo to health, its aka:,
has attained throughout the three kingdoms univerfal and unpa.
raided cd.brity. By ftriet perkwerace In its rife, It cheat.
braces , mad invigorates the what mamas fyitem, and gammas
tone to all the vital fundians, of which amadutisis Infiamom
can be avouched.

A mutt noble medicine, ennspacd of Cane of the cholera
balfams and flreoribeners le the whale materla molica; and is
particularly applicable tothok what eieltitutions are related
by extreme imaluseis and debility, or broken by enamel* of
vicious indaliseces.
The Botanical Syrup and Rettandiee Nervous Cordial,to he
had at the Dodoes bode, No. y, A/him-Brom, y doors from
the Lemmas Marmon, Surrey fide at illacktetan.briiire, to
hottlesat sI. as. Its. 6d. and itmod. (duty Included) at %habeas.
l=Cocrds,lidi's) Medicine Warohoefe, sea, Sifted; SW. in 4
St. Paul's Church yard; and Bemused, No. t• o,
lilfhopfgate-fireet Witham ; W. Bolin. Printer and S.A.
Wier, at his Medicinal %minute, No. 3, Wine.ereet. mho
has received a large and fr (apply; Therraylint and Mi. a.
Cattle-Orem; Broente, Toircy; C. Routh. Beidgo.ilms t ;
Reed and Sheppard, Meylee and Crumeeil, Bath;
Maras. Goadby, SlN:Aimee; Mr. Rallies. Olaticeller ; Mr.
Tymbs. Woreelter. . Mr. Tr.vernan. lierer ; Swinety, Bleu-
ingtam; Spilibury and C... Mary-Seed. Dublin; and by all
Printers, Bouidelless, and Verdun Sled-ales in the Throe
Kinrdoms.

The Medicine may be led decry eq. A yen botds osa.
Was mei so In fail own
London, England, 1803-01-27

NEWCASTLE, JANUARY so.

In the dreadful gale of 14 ft week, the brig Mary,
M•GMaa. of and from Greenock, bound to Lon.
don. with a cargo of Carron goods, was loft in
Bolton Deeps. In reefing the topfail the malt went
overboard, with five men on the yard, four of
whom were 101 l : the other cannot tell how he got
on board again, but thinks the fea had thrown hem
on deck. The remainder of the crew took to the
boat, but as the Captain was)umping in, his great
coat caught hold of the rigging, and fell
and a heavy (wept him inflantly away. The
others, four in num►er, got to laud, but the TOW
faun broke up.

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AILDROAiIi JANUAIIif if.
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Yellerday and this day Come fails, fpars, 6cc. and
fome calks of butter have come on More both to
the eat and well of this town ; from whence it is
apprehended Come veld has been wrecked upci;i
the Bell Rock, Co fatal to flipping on this coat',.
It is reported that two dead bodies have come on
fhore to the wefward.

A Mai& rigged vele!, quite unmanageable, is
at anchor about three miles off, and as the tea
runs very highs great apirehenfions are entertained
for her fafety.
London, England, 1803-01-27

GLOUCESTERSHIRE.

TO BE PEREMPTORILY SOLD BY AUCTION,
• By Meffrs. HODSKINSON and Co.
At Garraway's Coffee-lnife, Change• Alley, London,
On Mond4 the 7th day of February, 1803, in Six Lots,
THE MANOR of PAINSWICK, a truly de.
arable Freehold nate. conailing of a Capital Manor
Farm. and nearly One Thoufand different Copyhokls, within
the Tithinzs of Sheepfcomhe, 'Age, Spoanbed, and Stroud-
End, exten,:ing over feveral Thoufand Acrca of Lam!, with
Fine., Chief Rent, Quit Rents, and Herlota.
The Manor Farm Houle, with regulate Offices, is fitoated
on a healthy fpot, commanding extenhve Views of the beautiful
Vale of Painhvick, lying exceedingly co:np,ft, in the centre of
330 Acres of rich Ai able, Failure. and Meadow Land, with
two improvable and valuable Streams of Water running through
and uniting in the fame, very convenient for erecting Mills,
with excellent fails of Water, of from is to 15 feet, and might
be very advantageoufly ufed for the Manufaaory carrying on
in the Neighbourhood.
And alto five (even, Parcels of Woodland, part Inclored,
well docked with Beech, Oak, and Mb Tree., lying within
the Manor, containing 381 Acres, the whole of the eltimated
value of nearly Soct. per annum.

Mr. Wm.Baylis, of Painfwick, will thew the Pretnifes, of
whom printed Particulars may be had; of Meffrs. Dunn, Soli-
chow, Lincoln's-inn; and of Meffrs. Hodikinfon and Co. Sur.
veyors, Arundcl•ftreet, Strand, London; where a Plan of the
Elate may be teen.
London, England, 1803-09-24

MR. GODWIN'S LIFE AND ACE OF CHAUCEL
'MR. PHILLIPS refpcafnlly informs the Public,'
ALL that Mr. GOD WlN's HISTORY of the LIFE and AGE at
CHAUCER, will be ready for pub:lmam on Saturday theta of
Odtober. It confifts of two elegant Volumes in Quarto. pine
Three Guineas and a H.:lf in boards.
No. r, SL Paul's Church-yard. Sept a.,1803.

NEW EDITION OF THE WORKS OP LADY MARY
NvoRTLEY MONTAGE'.
MR. PHILLIPS refpeetfully informs the Public,
that a New Edition of the Genuine Works of the above-
named celebrated Lady, arc now ready for Sale, in Five elegant
Volumes, Foofcap Odtavo, price Tweety•five Shilling. in boards.
A few Copia remain unfold of the beautiful Edition in thick
Pelt Octavo, with Portraits by Caroline /Nation, price Two
Pounds in floods.
No. 7r, St. Paul's Chareb-yard,Sept. at, tgot.
London, England, 1803-09-24

MONMOttRIIHME.
To BRIDGE BUILDERS. .
ANY Perron or Perfons willing to eontraa rot
BUILDING a NEW BRIDGE, either of STONE or
IRON or partly Stone and partly Iron over the River USK , at
or near the Town of CARLEON, are &fired to deliver in their
Propoials, Plans, and Eftimates, fehled, to me, at the nest tame-
ral Quarter &Koos of the Peace to be hoiden at USE in and fut
the raid County of Monmouth, on Wednefday the stk day of Oc-
tober next, at Twelve o'Clock at Noon.
. By Order of the Court,
TURTON, Clerk of the Peace.
London, England, 1803-09-24

DEAL, SEPT. ss.

Saßed the Fuel' bomb, Maumee gnn•vedel, and
Nessus and Mottatoom fchooncrs on a cruise.—
Came down the Ducovsav bomb from Sheernefs,
and remains, with feveral outward-bound.—Vrmd N.
London, England, 1803-09-24

PLYMOUTH, SEPT. Is.

Came in from the illand of st. Vincent, the Emu.
of Livearoot., of Liverpool, letter of marque, of :8
guns, with part of the id battalion of the both regi-
ment on board. She left the ;nand all well the ; sth
of Auguft laft ; and previous to her failing an account
was received there, that the Dutch fettleinents of De-
marara and Ifequibo had forrendered to the Britifh
arms. She touched at Burhaven, in Ireland, and
left there the Briti(h Bail Indiamen, the Manocas
and Cause:am; alto a French Eaf Indiamen, a very
valuable prize to the RossaLvm privateer of Liver-
pool, in Burhaven Bay, waiting for a wind.
Came in fix tranfports from the Downs, to take on
board the gth regiment of foot, from Kinfak, to re-
lieve the 58th, for Jerfey. This forenoon a finnan
of the Vlcroatsuss, 18 pins, Capt. Ric:tains, for
mutiny, was flogged round the fleet in Hamoaze and
the Sound.

SEPT. 23.

Sailed the Mauistnemyr man of war, of 74 guns,
Captain Jaavta, to join the Channel Beat ; and the
DIANA frigate, of 38 guns, Capt. Malang, to the
eadt;nrd.
London, England, 1803-01-18

This day was patiiiihed, price Is. 641.

THE Corneltion between the Political and Re.
tltiaw Ludes of a Statc under a Divine Revelation.

A SERMON,
Prenehi.d at the Affizes, Bury St. Edmund's, Aug. 5, ilen,
before the RiKlit Hon. Lord Chief Janice Alwanley, and the
H... Mr. Janice Grofe.
By the Rev. GEORGE MATHEW, A. M.
Chaplain to the High Sheriff.
Publillied at the itzqucft of the Gentlemen prefent.
London: Printed for P. and C. itivington, St. Paul's Church-
yard; and fold by the Bookfelicrs in B ry and Ipfnich.
London, England, 1803-01-18

CONSPIRACY OF SHIPWRIGHTS.

YeflerdAy Thomas Hall, 7ohn Firmer, Thomas
ilashony, john Samminj, lfrilrnm Sattcn, William
Eykr, William Pym, and John Frandrr, were ar-
raigned on an indilment for confpiring to raife
their wages ; and alto on another charge, for
preventing other perfons,who were willing to abide
by the regular wages, firms working at their trade.
Mr. KARYAT T opened the cafe againtt them,
and called Mr. Brent, his foreman and others, to
prove the fa&s.

Mr. Serjeant BEET made a very able fpeech in
teply, on the part of the prifoners ; and the
Learned Chairman fummed up the evidence, at
the conclulion of which he cxprcfred his opinion
that the cafe was not made out fatisfaaorily.—The
Jury, without retiring, acquitted all the prifoners.
It was a very long and important trial; but the
late hour to which the Court fat, prevents us from
giving, at prefent, more than the above flcctch of
the proceedings.

THE KING V. SAMUEL MVMEORD, JOHN HOSE, J.
ROGI•RS, JAMES FLADGAUE, JOHN bTL/RT, AND

ELIZABETH ETVET.

Mr. LAWES opened the cafe by Rating, that
this was an indictment againft the prifuners for an
illegal and criminal coulpiracy againft James Lee,
to charge- him with having begotten a ballard child
on the body of Elizabeth Sturt, one of the pri-
foners, whereby Mr. Lee confidered himfelf very
grofsly injured ; and on that ground had taken
this remedy. However, on a cunfultation with
Mr. Serjeant BEST, Counfel for the firit five per-
Inns, it appeared they were men of great refpeaa-
bility, and incapable of committing 11'6 an at
as they were charged with, intentionally what
they had done was from an error in judgment,
and there was not reafon for the flighted imputa-
tion on their conduet. By content, therefore, of
all parties, no evidence would be adduced againft
them ; and as no evidence could prove a confpira-
cy on one perfon, The mutt necciTarily be acquit
ted ; which, after a few words on the fubjcacr from
Mr. Serjeant Bass- and the Learned Chairman,
was done accordingly, and they withdrew from
the Bar.
London, England, 1803-01-18

ROYAL MILITARY COLLEGE.

TN conformity to the refolut ion of His NIA.I ESTY 's
CommiOloners for eonduking the Affairs of the ROYAL
MILITARY COLLEGE, That the Appointments of Pro-
Ilders and Makers all be determined by competition of ta-
letts—The Governor hereby gives Notice. 'f hat at :he ap•
preaching °pail. g of the Junior Department of the laid Col-
Ite.;e, Ako the pretext vacation, Makers will be wanted in the
to kwingßranr.but of Inlirnikitn, viz. Fauna', Aarrnkterte,
and FENetten.

No Perfau will be approval for the Eltablithnient, whole
Charader will not bear the ftrideft Scrutiny.
Letters of application mutt be aldrefial to the Governor of
the Royal Military College, under cover to the Rtzht Honour-
able the Secretary at War, War-011ice.

STATUE OF MARQUIS CORNWALLIS.
No. 17, Newnian-Rreet, Oxford-ftreet.
MR. BACON haying completed a Marble
Group, *including a Co'offal Statue of MARQUIS
CORNWALLIS, which 11 to be Rapped for Ind a the be-
ginubg of Pebritary ; and having found it impotßbie (from
the &onside of the time allowed him) to circulate Cards
amung'all thole Gebtienten to whom he fads &Sinus of fob-
mining It, is -'compelled to adopt this method of rcfpodfully
inviting fuch of the Nobility and Amateurs who may with to
farina the Work, prarically to its being fent out of the king-
dom.—This group may be viewed every day (Sundays ex-
cqpted) from fen &Clock to Three, till the 29th bittern.
N.B. Mr. BACON particularly requefts that DO prefents may
he made to any of the &mina or attendants.
London, England, 1803-01-20

RUSSIA.

Sr. Partessneoir, Doc. r E.—The day before
yeiterday, was celebrated at Court the **Rival of
the Knights of St. George of Raffia, and this
military Order was conferred for the firit time,
after an interval of fix years, on about 5o Officers,
who were entitled to it by the Ratites, for as years
irreproachable ferric,. There being now so war,
it could not be given for particular fervices. On
this occafion it was notified by order of the Em-
peror, that as !briny petiOns who had this Order
in the time of the Emprefs Cormier.. were dif-
mitred during the lift reign, with)ut perinition to
wear uniforms, the Emperor was pleated to order.
that all Knights of St. George Gould wear the
fame uniform as when they received the Order.
A horrid murder has been committed in a boufe
in a rearte quarter of the city on the Apothecs
ries Illand. A villain murdered a whole fiunily
of four perfons with *horn hi had dined, and
whom he had intoxicated to render them infenfi-
ble, but he was very foon dilcovereti, and taken by
the police officers.
_ _

Drc. 20.—According to a Conventioa conclude
ed with the Pope, our Coen will receive the Nun-
cio, Mos stosoa AR 'aro, but only ender the con.
dition, that he than refrain from all exercife of
judicial authority over the Catholics in the whole.
Ruffian Empire, and be confidered merely as an
Ambaffador of the firlt rank.

The new Portustiefe Ambaffaclor, Chevalier
d'Assajo, has arrived here.
The Emperor has given rich rrefents to Prince
ESTIRMAZY and the other Noblemen who attends
ed on Prince CONSTANTINII during has fur at
Vienna.

On Saturday the t sth intl. the elegant new The.
atre was opened with a French comedy, and tl e
Ballet Malta and "Via, which was got up in the
moll brilliant manner. The Emperor and Impe-
rial family were prefent, and the houfe was fu full
that Tome hundred perfons were obliged to to
Away for want of room.
The Winter is fet in fooner than tifital, and
meny fh ps ave prevented from departing : the
new Tarif of Cullom Houfe Duties has not yet
appeared : the duty on white India cotton goods
is raifed from to to so copecs, to begin from the
first of March 1803.
Die. at —A flngular Proclama fon has jut! been
puhlifbed here, by which the Nubility of clic Ruffian
empire have obtained An unrellria:d right to em-
bark in mercantile tranfaSions, without incurring
the rifle of kraal their nobility; a meafure wife.y
calculated for the exte.,:loa of our commerce, ,s
force who precis large fortunes, as well as thofit
who have but fmall ones, wilt be induced to em•
bark in an affair which the belt of Sovereigns has
fanaioned.

The Academy of the Arts in this city now no
ctives ft the Emperor t4a.000 rubles annually,
iuttead of 6Q,00n which it before enjoyed.
London, England, 1803-01-20

CAPITAL NAVY TIMBER.

TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION—By Mr. RAIN!,
On Friday, th: 23th day of January init. at the Rainbow
Coffee-houfe. ComblL et Twelve o'clock,
lu about Twenty I,Ol'S,

SEVEN HUNDRED and TEN very prime
AK TIMBER TREES, many of which are of great
Dimenfi tn., fit for the principal pieces of Mips of a tarp rise ;
as well a. rev cal prime butts of Cooper's Timber, of the molt
va.'uable fort hkewife others for Hammer and En ine Lams,
Milh, dm now blazed and griped marked, and (boding in
one Wood, containing about tso Acres, called FRY,PING
HURST COPPICE, between the Two Turnpike Roads lead-
ins from Godahning to Haileuxtre, and Ooddming to Chiding-
ford; very conveniently fitnated for both land and water car-
riage, front Godalming Wharf, dillant therefrom only Eight
Miles, and about Ono to the Turnpike Road on either Side,
Twenty from Arondd and the Sea, Thirty from Partfmouth,
and F rty three from London.
Alf* about Twenty Acres of Underwood, a part very.full of
Hool-`ere Siut Pelts. Ste- dsc,--Likewlfe a number of fine
Beech Trees, IF Great Berkhampftead, in Hertfordthire.

James and Edward Lawrence, Whet iefide M the Manor-
Houle, in the centre of the Wood. will drew the f oeral Lou;
of whom printed Particulars may be had; Ito °llion:tag Ride,
Millwright. in Hal:tenure ; the King's Arm., Godalming;
White Horfe, Guildford; Norfolk Arms, Arundel; Swan,
Chlchefter ; Crown, at Portfinouth ;lit the Rainbow t and of
Mr. Itutue, Lard and Timber Surveyor, Chariotto-Area,
SJooodlaury.
London, England, 1803-01-20

DOVER. JANUARY zE.

Arrived the Hyacinth, Captain Poutarr, with
Captain Haws and other palfengers.
Sailed the Duchefs of York, of Dover, Captain
WArsow, with Colonel HINNIRISI and family,
Lieutenant-Colonel Uaviw, Mr. Porrst, Mr. MOI.
Ltr, and ten other Pare:igen, for Boulogne, as
it is irnpoffible to make Calais,: two French Mel-
for Paris, were left behind. Weather much more
moderate. Wind S. E. _ _

Sir Clue Les roust, Bart. has got the better
of his fit of the goat, and arrived here yellerday
from Calais in the Parfait Union, Captain Mos-
coy SiECNALLIS and Lady fetoff from WRIONT'S
Hotel today, about Twelve o'clock, for London.
MICH•IL STEWART MARV/ILL is arrived, to go
over, and fails next tide in the Exprcfs, Captain
DILL, wind and weather permitting.
Calks of wine and ehells of fruit, in a very da-
maged Rate, have lately been thrown up by the II
(ea, along
.the coals adjoining the Downs, from
which it is eonjedured Tome veWel with fuch a
cargo mull have recently have foundered at fea.

PROM LLOYD'. LIST.

DEAL. JAL 19.—Cusw down the Monkey gon-vetrel, and
failed through the Downs for Poetanoutb..—Wind E.

G/AVISIND, JAN. lye... Pared by the Vrow Catharina,
Smith, from Mootrazie ; and Anthony Mangcn, Norman,
from Balsintore--Sailed the parries, Lynch, for India; yaks.

hazer. foe Leghorn ; and May, Vardell, for Trinidad.

ARRIVED.

At Hoylake, Amußs, from Baltimore—At Liver-
pool. Jofeph, Juniefon, from Msfichuktts—ln Portland
Roads, Meitner, Reuss:Marais Aguelas Bay—At Antwerp,
Phoebe Ann, Gardner; and Diana, Ward, from Philadelphia
—At Gibraltar, Neptune. Booth; and Royal Charlotte, Ha-
milton, from London ; Magdaleaa...—.,from Jerky; Ul ti.
Rolls, from Liverpool; Cultivator, from Plymouth;
Eliza and Kitty, Neale, from Philadelphia; Indußry, Prim-
rote; and Mary and Eliza, Crow, from Nem:UM—At Napier,
Mount Royal, Stager, from London ; Nancds, Fleming, from
Philadelphia—At Demerara, Neptune, from Africa...
At Plymouth, Jake, Gourdais, from Antigua—ln Leith Roads,
Yante, Taylor, from the Coaft of Spain—At RAM, Friend-
ih'p, Pinkerton, from Oporto; *dive Neale, from Jamaica;
and Betfey. Bloomfield. from Quebec—At Cadiz, Lovely
Emily,--., from Enter; Mary, Hurdle, from London;
Mary Ann, Doyle; and Racelsorfe. —, from Newfound-'
land—At New Orleans, Matilda, Talbot. from London—At
Milford, Hieraclite, Wilkie, from Newfoundland--At Water-
ford, Friends, Cooke, from Sicily—At Newry, George, Woody ;
and Alert. Watham, from Alicant—At Dublin, Unity, Cal-
ten, from Barcelona-vAt Galway, Henrietta. Mullen', from 1

Hem. Hope. .... from Bolton ; Rouffeau,
from Philadelphia 1 and Enterprise, —, from Vir-
gisia—At Offend, Pater and Catharine, from Philadel-
phia—At Cuxhaven, Jaime, Anna. Jako, from Logsdon...-.
At !artefact. ibbetfoes. Seale, from i.mdom.-At New Yeah,
Minoru, M'Bride, from Hall.
London, England, 1803-03-12

INDIA BUDGET.

Mr. W Kr r ye, laid, that after the loot difeuffion which had
already taken place, he hoped the. Noble Lord, whci had a mca-
fure of great importance to bring forward oo India affairs,
would agree to poftpone it.
lord Cass r Lrr rtoll Lid, that as the Houk had already
Men conli.kra',ly exhaufted, and as the bufmcfs he had to bring
forward would naturally ...copy a confiderable length of time,
an entilifled of 44.1.1414 of figures, which formed a very dry
fL.bjea, he Mould re.a'.ily comply with the requed of the lion.
lemh,r, to poftpone it to a future day. His Lordship there-
fore moved, the the Order of the Day be read, in order that
he n•i4ht move its difeharge—whieb was accordingly done, and
the Motion poftponed to Monday.
London, England, 1803-03-12

CAPTAIN D'AtITERCNE.

Dr. f. .imitNCl: fail, that it had long been his intention to
bring forward the motion, of which he had given notice previ-
ous to the Chriftmas freers, relative to the arreftation of Cap-
tain d'Auvergne, hu t he had hitherto been prevented from do-
ing fn by indifpofition. Circumilances were at tit's moment fo
changed to what they were when he had firft given notice of
the motion, that he could not at fuch a crifis think of urging it.
He fhould therefore poftponc it till more favourable occurrences
took place, which might usable him to bring it forward.
London, England, 1803-03-12

ARMY.

A CAPTAIN in an Old Regiment at Home,
• -xchange to Half Pay for theregulated difference.
_ _

For further particulars enquire of Mr. Job-nfton, N 0.6, Cra -
vcn-itreet.Strind. It is requetted, that application by letters
may be free of pottage.