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London, England, 1803-03-02

•
TOMORROW EVENING, March 3, 1803,
will be prefented the New Comic Opera of
FAMILY QUARRELS.
To which will be added the Farce of
THE JEW AND THE. DOCTOR.
On Saturday will be produced, (for the NH! time) a New
Comedy, in five Alts,_ called John Bull; or. An Englifhman's
.ie-Slde. To which will be added Two Strinr en your Bow.
London, England, 1803-05-07

TO THE INDEPENDENT FREEHOLDERS OF THE

- - -
BOROUGH OF BARNSTAPLE.
GINTIANIZN.
HAVING generally circulated amone ynu 111!
determination • to call the attention of the Public to a
review of the evidence upon which a late memorable decifion
was founded," I confider it a debt to confiftency,to account for
the hlftwonowt (I pledge myfelf 'tis nothing more) cif my Inten-
tion. My reafon is fimply this,that meaning to appeal to aanivr
iridium!, I conceive I fbould not ad with due deference to it,
was Ito Inc a publication, which might appear calculated to
iviontrespiaou: for, conrcioas of the conftitntional ground upon
which I Rand, I Inuft net fubjed myfeif to a malignant inter-
pretation of my motives.
Without violadng propriety, I fltall Moray have It In my
power to lay before you and the public at large, a corred copy
of the evidence, which was deemed incompetent to my object,
that of continuing to you the humble, but faithful, Cervices of,
Gentlemen, your, and the people's, difinterefted and Ready
friend, RICHARD WILSON.
London, May 7,1803.
London, England, 1803-05-07

HOUSE OF COMMONS.

The Lunatics Bill,the tendon Port Duty Bitl,and the Com-
mittee of Supply and Ways and Means, deferred till Monday.
The Loan A DVOCAT t of SCOTLAND moved for an mount
of the balances remaining in the Royal Bank of Scotland, of the
funds appropriated for di(charging arrears on the Lovat eitates
and forfeited lands.—Ordered. _

The Houk went into a Committee on the further confide-
ration of the Militia Family Bill, made progrefs, and deferred
the further confideration until Thurfday next.
The Loan ADVOCATE of SCOT LA ND prefonted 3 Bill for the
Encouragement of Schoolinaitcrs, and the better Regulation of
Parochial Schools in Scotland; read the firft time, and ordered
for the fecond reading on Wednefday next, and to be printed.
Mr. WETHERAL, from the Mat Cuftotne, prefonted an IC.
count of the quantity of Cotton Twift and Yarn exported from
that country within a certain period.—Ordered to be printed.
London, England, 1803-05-07

was a declared enemy to Cirri(lianity, and had
taken an oath to extirpate it from the country.
In the courfe of the year ttioc, twenty--four
Miflionaries of the province of Santo Rofario de
Philippinos, afnfled by twenty-one fecular priens,
baptifed 995; children and 588 men and women,
and adminiftered the facrament to 65,302 perfons.
—Don GONZALEZ Ds PEDRO, Bifhop of Placentia,
died lately.
\Titan*, Aram 17.—Reinforcements of troops,
it is laid, are to be fent to Italy. The intended
journey of his Majefly the Emperor to that coun-
try is entirely given up. This Monarch will pro-
ceed to Prague, after the celebration of the mar-
riage of the Grand Duke with the Princely of Sax-
ony, and will then undertake another journey,
probably towards the frontiers of Ruflia. One of
the principal objefts of that of the Archduke Pala-
tine to Peterlburgh is, it is laid, to make arrange.
ments for an interview between the Emperors
FRANCIS and ALEXANDER: this interview will take
place on the bank,, of the Dniefler, according to
all appearance, at Raminieck-Podalfki.
APRIL 2 t.—Our Clurt, it is laid, is determined
to give to the Emperor of Morocco the fame an-
nual prefents as were given to him by the Repub-
lic of Venice. The Archduke will let our next.
week for Strafburgh, and will return hither about
the middle of May.

CORITANTIHOPLO, M•RCH Ta.
ss•R• fet out from this city on the 20, to return
to Ruffia ; and yefterday the Neapolitan Ambaf-
fador, Count de LVDOL►H, with his daughter, em-
barked for Naples. The environs of our city, for
fome time pall, have been very unfafe, and fcarcely
a day panes without fome perfon being robbed or
murdered. Government, in order to prevent
thefe atrocities, as far as poffible, has given orders
that all the Turkifh and Greek Tails, lying at
anchor on the European fide of the Channel, (hall
remove to the Afiatic fide. Letters from Smyrna
nate, that forty Turkifh pilgrims having lately
taken their paffage on board a Cephalonian vefel,
in order to make a pilgrimage to Mecca, the crew
fell upon them in the night time, when afleep, and
murdered them. This horrid tranfadtion was dif-
covered by a boy belonging to the veal, who, as
loon as it arrived at Corfu, gave information of it
to the Boftagni Pacha. The murderers have all
been arrefted.
London, England, 1803-05-07

The.Siztb Edition of

The 811,13111 Nl;;;;ClTToll;W.lioreign Exchanges made
perinftly Eafy. Containing T bks for all the various Court.=
of Exchange, with the Equations of the fmeral Coins of Hel-
fand, Haanhough, Germany, France, Spain, Portugal, Venice,
Leghorn, Genoa, Denmark, Pohusd,Swedtn, RuGu, Ireland.
Set. &c. with thole of England.—Tables and Rules for Ex-
changes, Man Aga. Africa, and America, or the Welt ladies,
And the Exchanges of the principal Foreign Nations with
each other.—.Arbitradons of Embosses. in • new and am-
cife Method applicable to Eulinefp—The Weights cod Mm-
fares of Foreign Nations—Several Mercantile Tables; and
as Flay on the Nature and Buftnefs of Exchanging in ge.
meal

This day was pu:iiiked.
In Four large Volumes Ivo. with Nlnety-Az 4to. Plates, elegantly
engraved, Price 31.35. in Boards.
D ECREATIONS in MATHEMATICS and I
L. NATURAL PHILOSOPHY; containing amufing dif.
(citations and enquiries concerning a variety of fabled., the
soft remarkable and proper to excite curioilty- and atientinn to
the whale range of the mathematical and philciophical Menem-
the whole treated in a *albs and eafy manner,and adaptedm:
the comprebenllon of an who are the Mall initiated in thole
times, via.
Art lunetie Mechanics
Geometry Acouilks rase
Trigonometry Aftronomy Geeeraphy
Chronology DLUlog Navigation
Arehitedtare Pyrotecbny Pneumatics
Hyeroltaties Hydraulics Magnetites
Rießricity Chemiftry &c. Ste.
Firft competed by M. Os AMAMI. of the Royal Academy of
Sdcncea, Ike. Faris; lately re:impeded and greatly ealarged,in
a new edition, by the celebrated M. Mu NT ucca ; and now
tuft tranflated into Enid:l4Bnd improved with many additions
and obfervations. In four large volumes same.
By CHARLES HUITON. LL.D. and F.R.S.
And Profane a Mathematics in the Royal Military Aem
demi. Woolwlch.
The mcellenee of Ozanasn's Ramming% as by
Montuda—the diftingnithed and very learned author of
the .Hiftiary al the Mathetnaties-Aas induced Dr. Hutton to
undertake a trandation of them ; and to render it Rail snore ufe..
fel to the Ana& Reader. be has atortnentod the watt by the
addition of many notes, resents, sad dinette/loos, relating to
fermi ardenbrs which have bees omitted In the miring), and
no.iclt the Reader will And difperfed throughout the prcket
traneition. In this work will be found am ealy and familiar ac-
count of every thing the emit anaufing and curious in all the
braneht., of the mathematical and philoropkical Menem.
Printed fat G.Roarfley. Met-Area, London; Bell and bad-
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•„' he pueehaiers of this wort in parts an revelligi
cart' lute tber feu with all Komi= oration.
London, England, 1803-05-07

BULLION.

Mr. VANSITTART moved the Order of the Day for going
into a Committee to confider of fo much of the Aft of the 6th
and 7th of William the Third, as related to the exportation of
Bullion.--Refolved accordingly Into a Committee.
Mr. VAN lITTAIT, after explaining the nature of thole
as intended to prevent the current coin of the country from be-
ing melted down and exported for commercial porpofes, then
extremely frequent and injurious to the country, Rated alfo,
that an oath was required from the proprietor of fuck Bullion
about to be exported, and from two other perfons, that fuch
Bullion never formed any part of the current coin of the realm.
He much feared, that the frequent occadoes fee exporting diver
Bullion for commercial purpofes, rendered thr•fe perfons re-
quired to make oatia for the purpole not fo ftrid as they should
be as to the truth. In order, thesefore, to the relief of tender
conlciencea, It was thought necetifary to repeal fo much of thufe
Ads, al related to the exportation of Giver Bullion only. With
refpedt to gold Bullion, there was no need for precaution : oar
could apprehend= arife, that the meafure would any way pro-
mote a fcarcity In our prektit laver coinage, which was in fuch
a Rate as that it could not be melted down for the parpofe of
exportation without enormous tofu. He conclude/ by moving,
that the Chairman be defired to move for leave to bring in a
Bill for the purpore he defcribed. The Chairman left the Chair,
and made the motion to the Houfe, which was agreed to, and
leave given.
London, England, 1803-05-31

PRUSSIA.

BERLIN, MAT 14.••••PrinCe WILLIAM of GLOUCES-
TER arrived here from Potfdam, as alto the archers
of COURLAND ; likewife the Duke d'ARZATENZA and
Prince BELMONTE PIGNATELLI from Lerpfic.
Prince WILLIAM, who arrived at Potfdam on Mon
day, under the title of Earl of CONNAUGHT, was pre.
tented the fame day, and dined with their MAP'S.
vi vs, by whom he was received in the molt dittim
guithed manner.
Yefterday Mr. Jacasow, the Englilb Minifter, gave
a grand dinner in honour of his Royal Highnefs, at
which many perfon; of diftialion were prefent.
The Ruffian Lieutenant-General Count ELM rr, is
arrived here from Paris, Count PALLFY from Vienna,
and Major von der Dicster from Hanover.
London, England, 1803-05-31

THE LATE NEGOCIATION.

THE Public are refpeafully informed that the whole
of the Correfpondence during the late impor. ant Ncgociatina,
will be introduced into the Number of the MONTHLY MA-
GAZINE, which will appear To-marrow, the to of June, at the
dual Price of Eighteen-pence.
No. 71, St. Paul's Chorchlard, May 26, uRo3.

'fhb:. day was pubbfhed, price 6d.
ALETTER to WM. WILBERFORCE, Ertl.
M. P. and thole who acted with him molt sealoully foe the
abolition of the Slave Trade.
WRITTEN IN 1803.
London: Printed and fold by W. Psi wrs, George yard,
London, England, 1803-05-31

Lon3bard:ltreet.

This day was publifbed, a New Edition, price il. its. 6d. in
boards, of

AN HISTORY of the BRITISH EXPEDITION
to EGYPT. TO WhiCb is fubjoinod a Sketch of the preterit
State of that Country, and its Means of Defence.—llluftrsted by
Maps, and a Portrait of Sir R.lph Abererrunhy.
By Lieut.-Colonel Sir ROBERT WII.SQN,

Knight of the iniperial Mihtary Order of Maria Therefa.
Printed far T. Egerton, at the Military Library, Whitehall
N. & A few Copies any be had on large Paper, price aL as.. in
boards.

This Day was publilhed,
In One Volume Othavo, price Os. in Boards,
ADVICE to MOTHERS, on the Subject of their
own Health, and on the Means of promoting the Health,
Strength, and Beauty of their Offipring.
By WILLIAM BUCHAN, M. D.

Fellow of the Royal College of Phylicians, Edinburgh ; and Author
of ' Domenic Medicine."

Printed for A. Strahan, and T. CadcU and W. Davies, Strand.

Of whom may be had, lately publiihed, a new Edition (being
the eighteenth), with very confiderable Additions, of Domenic
Medicine, or a Treatife on the Prevention and Cure of Difcaks by
Regimen and Envie Medicines, &so. sis. 6d. bound.

AN 1 XTENSIVE COLLIERY.
'lO BE SOLD, -
THE COLLIERY of BALLYCASTLE, on
the Sea Caaft of the County of Antrim, (in Ireland.)
This Colliery is of very confiderable extent, and contains a valt
funded very fine Coal, which hitherto has been imperfectly worked..
There arc Lands annex d, containing upwards of so Acres
Arabic, and 140 Palture, Imitation Wafurc ; and if a greater
quanfiry Mould be required, the Purchziez may be accommodated
with other Lands contiguous.

Thb ColXery will be worthy the attention of any Gentle-
ntan or Company d.fpofol to parr-hate furls Property.
Applications to be made, by letter, to That. 1.. Stewart, Efq. At-
torney, Marlborough-fired, Dublin; or to Alex.
cattle, who will give every neeeffary information refpeeting the
Tide. &c.
London, England, 1803-05-31

RUSSI.4.

Sr. Prreessuroa, MAY 3.—The Gazette of to-
day contains a report of Lieut.-General Prince Za zt-
avow, comet ning a vielory gained by Major. General
Gutae,ow over the Lefgini, and the taking of the
town of Belakan, on the 9th March. The noorious
robbers and implacable enemies of Georgia bad made
continual itties from the mountains and clifts, and
bad particularly maintained themfelves in the pro-
TinCC Wise, and near Belakan. General ZIZIANOW
fent Major-General GuLAICOW, with zoo CofFacks
and three battalions againft them, who crofTed the
rivet Alttfan, arid not only took poffeflion of all the
places on the left Bank, but alfo marched direCtly
againtt Belakan, drove the robbers ft im their ttrong
holds, purfited, beat them, and on March zoth took
Bslakan. His intention was to proceed to Dfchar,
and wake an attempt cn that place, winch, on ac-
count of its tituation, is almnft inacceffible. Our lois
in I:tiled and wounded is very (tilling. The Prince
Geot gia, Areass.rasow, particularly diftinguithcd
himfsln
;sect v"tk the infignia of the Grand Mater of
Mains, which the late EMPEROR had made here, will
be tent to bletlina, to be forwarded thence to Malta:
they conflft of a gold crown, dagger, Fee.
Ihe newly-ettablifhed trading Company of the
Write lira has a particular view to the het ring bib-
cry. The capital is to he at fall 7c0,0c0 roubles, to
Ls divided into (hares of zso rout e,. Six vellels are
to be employed rex catching and tilting the herrings,
and tl.o yachts to trantputt them on board each
are Li, be two fkilfql perfuns, who are to be lent for
i;om Holland, to prepare the herrings entirely in
.I,e Dutch manner. Only Rittlian fubjeets can have
mares. i.e chief eflahliflinsent is to be at St. Pe-
tedbmgh, and Iwo dependent on it at Archangel
and Onega.
-a The PF ROlt kes it undcr his own
;.itEmrufls it to the immediate care Of
the Minifier el Commerce.
Gen. C • Arose is made Knight of St. George of
the thit .1;1% •,t Prinee /suss*. A.4r.W 01 fg,UI lei clafs.
C‘vazt sT received, o 2 hi,tle:4l:l'.Je, a relent
cfilort::b
London, England, 1803-05-31

TO WOOLLEN MANUFACTURERS.

THE KlNG!living. been pleafcd to grant unto
GEORGE and WALTER BEAUMONT, of South Crof.
hand, near Huddersfield, his Royal Letters Patent, Per the dirco.
very of a Cernpofition, by the ufe of which not only two-thirds of
the Oil at preleat confumed in the manoladuring of Woo Akin is
laved, but the Work better performed.—
The Patentees do badly give Notice, That they are Wang to
treat with any Manufacturer for the privilege of adopting their
dilcovery, nn terms advantageous and honourable ; and they fur-
ther Signify their Intention (in order to accommodate ManufaEhe-
rers reftding in various parts of the Kingdom) to appoint Agent.
in the principal Manufeauring Counties as foots as pnfible, who
will be empowered to grant Licentes for the ufe of their Compo
fitiait ; in the interim perticulan will be given, and the terms made
known, by perfonai application, or letters, polt paid, addreffett to
thoPataitees, South Croasad,near Huddersfield.
May no. 1103.
London, England, 1803-05-31

SMOKE-BURNING FURNACES.

THE Pa-reports has the Permiaion of Meffrs.
MEUX and Co. to Rate to the Public, that his plat having;
been adopted by them in their large and extenfive Works. has
been found completely to =firer the purpofe intended—namely,
promoting the emanate of the neighbourhood by compktsly
burning the Intake and/ furnaces, and producing a great faring
In the articinpf fuel.
Mr. ROBERTON , the Patentee, informs shore who may wiib
to avail thernfeSves of this beneficial difecivery, that he nu y hr
fpoke with at Mt. Jews Rearm's, Llavid-tt!ect, York P1...e,
St. Mary-la-Bonne, till the 4th of June, after which time he re-
turns to Glalgow, his ufual place of refidcnce—After that period
informarien may be obtained as to terms, and every particular, by
applying to Mr. Aar ua Wooer, Civil Engineer, No. g, Wood-
(trees, Sim-fields.

MILITARY iNsTiru I lON,
WOOLWICH COMMON.

MR. BONNYCASTLE, MathematicalNfa Iler
at the Royal Military Academy at Woolwich, and Mr.
HOMMEY, continue, with proper Affiftant., to inaruet young
Gentlemen, defigned fat the Army, in the various Branches of
a Military Education.
'lbis Plan of Studies confißs of all fuck parts of Mathematic,
and Natural Philorophy, as are connected with a MiPtarry Pro-
felbon : alto Geography. hortification, Artillery, Tadic.. Plan-
Drawing, Surveying, Levelling, Reconnoitring, with the Method
of tracing Woks on the Ground, and the principle. and practice
of the f rem h and German Language'.
N. B. Two vacation" iu the Year, of a Month each; one at
Ch.-iftmas, and the other at Midfulnincr ; during which time,
howevir, any of the young Gentlemen are allowed, if more con-
venient to their Friends, to remain in the Houfe, where a Ibitthe-
'statical Matter refides to attend them daily, the other Matters
attending occanonally.
•,.• For the Plan and Terms dired as above.

WAR.
To the OFFICERS of HIS MAJESTY I ROYAL. NAVY
and ARMY.
JOHN BURGESS and SON take this early op•
portunity, in the renewal of War, to (Wick the favours of their
Friends, the Officers of the Royal Navy and Army, whom they
had the honour of before fitting out.
Officers going to the Ealt or Welt Indies, or upon a Rationary
fituation, can be provided regularly with Stores, which will ►eep
good in any Climate, upon the thorteft. notice•
Fapiiliesio Town or Country fupplied with every Ankle in the
Italian line, of the firlt Quality.
ItVareboufc No. toy, corner of the Savoy-Reps, Strand
I ondoo.
London, England, 1803-05-31

RANE LACIE I.

ON FRIDAY NEXT, JUNE 3, will be amen,
A. SUPERB MASKFD BALL,

With a Supper and Wines.
On which aceafion the Magnificent Saloon, with the whole of the
Decorations and illuminations prepared for the Grand Fctc, to be
giifn bf de Molt Honorable KNIGH l'S of the BATH, will be
opened, and appropriated Idely for Dancing; and at One o'Clock,
the Rotunda, with an elegant SUPPER, confiding of every Deli •
cat'', of thaSeafon; and Port aßil Sherry Wines of the firrt
An eacelleat Band will be provided for Reels, Country Dances,
&o and tie Military Band will perform during Supper.
Admittance One Guinea only, which includes Supper, Wines,
and the whole of the Ran:fitments.
A commodious Room will be appropriated for fuch of the Com-
pany as prefer drelfing in the Houk; and Mr. Bealby will attend
with his Wardrobe, and will (apply Ladies and Gentlemen with
Cbaratter Dreffcs of every Dekription; and a great Variety of
Bkiiek and Colouied Silk Dominos for hire, from Five Shillings to
One Gaines each.

Tickets to be bad at Mr Bird,'lrs MuGc Shop, New Bond-
Reed; Riehman's Makuerade sirarehoufe, 361, Oztord-street;
Midquerade Warshoofe, Coventry-street; Croft's Mar
de Warehoute, Pleet-ttreet ; at Mr. Parrances, Paltry-Cook,
adignewHilloliddlidorGsadtinas Roach's, ya, Haymarket; arid
at Ranelagh-Houfe, where °rant may be had as the Evening.
Tickets for Private Coach Stands to be bad at Ranciagh Houk.
Doors to be opened at Ten &Clock.

AYOUNG LADY in Diittels is obliged to take
this Method of intreating any Perfon of Fortune for the
Loan of ad. which the will be moft grateful in aeknowledgit.g,
and returning by Inftallments.
Letters (poft paid) addreffed to L. under cover, to Mrs.
_lone'',
6, Orange-ftreet, Swallow-itrect,osford-ftrcet, will be molt
gratefully intended to..

-In the Vas, and fpordily will be publilhed, to One Volume,
FITZ HAROLD ; or the Reformed Mifanthrupe,
a TAI.F.
By HANNAH STACIE.
a The Truth and Heaton of Things may be artificially and ef-
fedually inGnnated under the cover of a real Fadt, or of a fuppored
ohc."—L'Eftrange.

This Day was publdhed,
In Two Volumes Duodecimo, price Bs. in Boards,
ANTHROPAIDEIA ; or, A Tradtate on Gene
rat B 1 cation. •
By ANDREW COWAN, M. D.
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46, Paternoftw.row ;
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SHAKSPEARE's PLAYS, finely printed by Bentley in Bvo.
IA large Type, with Engravings on Wood, by C. NeOnt , from
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London, England, 1803-05-31

HOLLAND.

Haou!, MAY 24..—WC hear, that on Saturday
lad Mr. Lisvori made an offer of neutrality to our
Government on the part of England, provided it was
rigoroufly obferved, a propofirion which was eagerly
embraced ; but as loon as Citizen S MOW/ILL& got
fcent of it, he repaired to the Members of the Go-
vernment of State, and declared that if they accepted
the offers of the Enghill Minider, his Government
would inftamly fend too,ooo men into the country.
They, however, then refilled; but on fume intima-
tions it teems that we have refolved to expofe our-
felves to the vengeance of England, rather than that
of France ; for to-day orders were iffued for laying
an elnbargo on all Eng (hips in the ports of this
Republic. 11,1 r. Li STON has made no preparations for
his departure.
Rorrcitmtm, MAY 24.—The certainty of war has
occatloned an adonithing fcnfation here. Colonial
prodals are mounting fad. It was told on change
to-day that a fhip is arrived, laden with grain, which
the Englid' crullers fofftred to pats on her braiding
Dutch colours. We know of only one Engin fhip
here which will fall under the embargo laid this even-
ing on veffels of that nation, and (he failed from
hence yederday, but owing to contrary winds, (he
will not be able to clear the Maefe before orders have
reached the Biille. From the temper of our Govern-
ment, and the temper of men's minds at being inno-
cently drawn into a new war, flrange events may be
expelled, hut that they will be fortunate is very pro-
tblematical.
London, England, 1803-05-31

NEW MANUFACTORY.

R_ .....
OBARTS, PLOWMAN, and SNUGOS, bet'
1-‘.• leave molt rapeelfully to relent their thanks to the Nobs-
ity and Gentry, for their high aid flattering approSation of the
numerous and elegant Arida for Drefs invented by them ; and al
their ambition is to deem the continuance of the very &Rio-
pdfhect patronage they have already expert. need, and having ex-
tended their Manufadtory, and brought it to the hjgheil degree of
perfelion. they flitter dartnielves to odure fueerts, by a conftant
and fplawlid variety of novel and elegant produdioos for Faihiou-
able Drefa. They alto requelt the Public to obferve, that their
Patent Manufadturc can be had genuine only at their Wartvroorns,
as there are saoppss who fell (Furious and common Articles, under
the pretence of bang from Robarts and Co:i Manufadory...Con-
lifting of Royal Trapezia! Nett, with and without Silver and Gold;
Chatoberrys, Satinet Cambria Italian Mullins, Italian Satinets, in
Gold and MVO', Raped, figured, and plain.
N.B. An camerae CoUraios Orrery Article for FamMes going
into Mourning.
No. t, Chandoo4 rect. Conot.Garden
London, England, 1803-07-04

The Frith of Forth

lac of Wight

From Emfworth to Cal-2.
root Cattle - S
From Calcite( Cattle tot
St. Alban's Head S
From St. Alban's Head/
to Puncknoie
From Ponclosole to
Teinimuuth
From Tebspnouth to/
the Rats herd
From the Ram-head tot
the Dolman
From the Dodman to}
the Lood's-aid

Scilly Mantis - -
FROM Hartload Point to}
Kitimat
From Clbepitow to the}
Hof the Erbil It

from IRdwdly to Car- }
ttlisa

pouts

The Chekire enlists., vasninanded by Lord Gel
have received their route, and are expel-Red to mare
From Yarmouth to morrow or Wedoefday neat, i
two divifions.
Wednefdry the firß divifion of the Galloway al
litia marched into quarters in the Canengate. &r.
Same day; a confiderabla number of arum
were fent from Edinburgh Caale, with camp equspag
Wednefday a company of the Berwickihire *mini
commanded by Captain Dolma', arrived at Gre
lock, to relive the company of Renfrewfbirs militi
who marched from that place to join the regimen:
Pailley, which has received their route for Kirkald
On Saturday the Court of Common Council agree
to the Report of the Militia Committee. 'is.
railing the City's quota of 8o1) men for the Army
Referee ; the Wards to raife their refpeaive proporl
time agreeably to the plan of the Militia of brncloii
AB. The rates or sten-meta' to defray the et:pence!
of which, will ertend-to inmates and lodgers, it wa
referred back to ihe Committee to carry the fame int
etecution, and the Remembrancer to prepare
draft of a Bill trerwdingly.
Mr. numeric Paoc ass tou.—Saturday the eke.
j
tics of this gentleman for the Borough was celebrate
by a grand proceflion through all the principal Breve
Of the five perikes. The procefSon let out from St
Margatet's•hill about twelve o'clock, in the followin
order: Fir* of all. fevetal'perfons riding on horf
which were decorated with bloc ribbons ; 3d, feveral
men on foot : 3. Mr. Ts tall ay, accompanied by Mr
A}COCK In an open landau. drawn by fit larks I
horferne;. After which followed sor 6 landaus, i
one of which was Mrs. Tsai), sr, accompanied b
kveral ladies. In the other landaus were few

pntlethen, the friends of Mr. Timm. &Wel
ihefe there were several carriages. A band of mafit
accompanied the proceffion. The horfemea who let
the proceffion carried fags, on which were the fol
lowing infeription::-- 1. Freedom and Peace* a
The real E e%ors of the Parifh of St. George: 3
Tierney, and the wooden walls of 01.1 Englaod
4. Tierney and freedom of eleaion t s. Tierney an.
the Navy lor ever. The party at la* t21111141/22zi th,
prnceffion, by repairing to the Homo at Itenni %.;tua
I where they dined.
London, England, 1803-05-09

DISTRIBUTION OF PRIZE MONEY.

The gun brig Brulfer, for the capturs of the Vrouw Johan.
na, on Wcdndday, the tub init. at Will's, Norfolk.
The Camilla, Thetis lugger, and Rode cutter, for the cap-
ture of the Vrow Hermina, will be paid this day, at No. 12,
Fcatherftone buildings.
London, England, 1803-05-09

FOR SALE BY PUBLIC AveTiox,

At the Crown Inn, Weymouth, on Thu. I.y the t 2th iriftantt
by elm n o'clack in the Katt
FOR EXPORTATION.
FIVE HUNDRED HOG:IHEADSCLARET
WINE, now lying in W rehoute. at Weymouth, wh.tre,
on application to joleith Horiford, Efq. it ntay be tatted.
Wtymouth, May 2, I SC3.

ICHE r, licAr M'INDSOR.
FR11141011) FA4.111 S KESIDINCE.
TO B' ',OLD,

A.
HANDSOME FR LIIOLI) DWELLING
HOUSE. fituate at DatOie• , ,a the ea otty oflineks. the
Refidenee sod Property of the lonlit,•4lC utilan•.-ti.::o.r I
Needham, with eateofive walled et-017..1a .1
planted, and all neeeffarg Out-Offic, s, tne:th:r with a neat
Cottage, and about Four errs of Me.,daw Land Adkinins.
l'he Haute co••iifts of a Library. lii-ing•ronm, GentLr.all'a
Dreffina-rouni, and ,at the Ground Flour;' 2 114utia.•
room, Drawing-room. two BedchanOcre anal a Lady's Uniting-
room, on the firß I luor; fix liedchamb:rs, and a Drefliog -
MOM, on the fccnnd Flour; with four Nurfery-roolls and S.A.-
Tarts' Apartments.
The Preludes are in complete Repair, and St for the inunm
diata reception of a large Family.
Orders for viewing, by principals only, and further Particu-
lars may be had of Mr.Smith,Uphofitorer, Lower Grofvcnor•
Rivet; and of Mr. Ralph Goodwin, at Datchet.
HAMPTON COURT—TO BE SOLD,
A DESIRABLE Situation to any Porfon de-
firms of building a Refidence, at a moderate Ezpence.
The Premifes are perfedtly eompadt, and confift of Nine Acres
of Rich Mead w Land, In two handfome Inclaures, well
timbered, and one of the Sr* Gardens of its Sze in the King-
dom—upwards of Three Acres, with lofty Walling arid Paling.
cloathed with the eboicelt Fruit Trees in full bearing, a large
Pin,ry,Succeflinn Houfe, and Peach Houfe, ail in full working.
A neat Gardener's Cottage of Four good Rooms. Alto a con-
venient Farm Yard, and in it a Bailiff's Houfe; a fubitantial
Brick two•bayed Barn, Brew -hook, Store-cellar, Stable, Dairy.
Cart-fhed, Cow-houfe, and Poultry-houfe.
The whole in high perfection, and nothing remaining to be
done but to build a Cottage or Villa. for which the atuation is
partkul.rly well adapted, Ming rimmed at a ordain diftance
from Hampton Town, the River, and near to Batty Park.
and Hampton Court. Alto a valuable Common Meat. Would
fait a Nurferyman.
Apply to Mr. Colvin, Ring's Road, Chafe'.
London, England, 1803-05-09

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TNt RING V. TYII.III/14If.

The Defendant, Colonel T. occupies, together
with his wife and family, apartments in the bar-
racks near Porzfmouth, which were fitted up for
him in tBot, by command of the Board ofOrd-
nance. The quellion was, whether in tripe& of
thefe apartments he was rateable to the fupport of
the poor, under the 43d of Elizabeth ? The cafe
having been argued c.n a former day,
Lord ELLE sosoco ii new delivered the opining'
of the Court. After a very elaborate judgment.
his Lordfliip laid, that the Defendant IA as as much
buund to contribute to the fupport of the poor, as
the rangers of parks. the members of adminiltra.
tion who hold official houfes, and others who
have a beneficial occupation of property belong.
ing to the Crown.—Judgment affirmed.
'Phis is one of the mat important &atm that
ever took place upon the poor laws.
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ASTRONOMY.

Tables of the Geocentric Motion of the two New Planets, Ceres
Fadinandea and Pallas, for the Month of May 1803, and
fome inters Ling °bravadoes on the approaching diraprar
ante of Saturn's Ring, are inferred in No. 39, of

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MOM LLOYD'. LIST.

DIAL, MA? 11,..5ai/eti the Amelia frigate, Honourable
Lord Po a IT tO the northward. Wind N. N. E.
May 11—Paffed by, the (ad Jesse thanda.,
frum Bengal; Aurora. 14,1•Ghse, from Jamaica; Ate.
Date, —; Richard, Lida; Ganges, —; acid Contest.
Fr‘ orb, from Norway; Prin.:e Frederick. —% front Pcterr
burgh; Hendricks, from Offend; Eraganze. Cain
from Lifberi; Juliana, Roche, from Leghorn ; Three Men
Monk; AN.rme. —; and onge Johantses. James. from
Antwerp,—SAlled the Garland, Sandafon, for Newburgh
juin and Ann, Dawne, far Malta i Juote.bYtaffults tot

Oftend ; Twe Gebroders, Garrett. for Amsterdam ; Fortuna,
imidt ; Vrow Ankee„, Clasen; and Twe Gcbroders. Patjtr,
,or Maw/o.p.

By the Aurora, Capt. WPGbie, arrived in the Down., we
have accounts of the Cafe arrival at Jamaica of the following
(tips:—From Liverpool, the Sul ea Bowen ; Clyde, Alkew ;
I yger, Hayes; Sebeiliana, Frankland ; Cherie., Caney;
Boatman.—From Louden, Maria, Gardner; Sheddens,
Smith; George and Bridget, Maul; Hope, B3kcr; Auguftus
Carer, Kirby; Alfred, Knowles; Europe, Wittis ; Earl St.
Vincent's, Stiffen; ASteon, Drifeol; Alfred, Pa-iftt; Olive
Branch, Buller; Perfeveranee, Curtis; Cygnet, Either; Neva,
Aron; Weft Indian, Duke; Mary and Sufennah,--. Royal
Edward, Muirhrad; Czfar, Potter; Venerable, Kidd ;0CC913,
Crow; Acorn, George; Hermes, Chapman.
London, England, 1803-05-09

SUSSEX SOUTH DOWNS.

TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION—By VERRAL and SON,
At the Old Ship Tavern, in Beightbehnften In the County of
Sulks, on Thiarfday, the a6tb day of May next, between the
Hours of Four and Six o'clock in the Afternoon of that day,
THE Manor or reputed Manor of TRULY, to-
gether with the Capital Maltase or Mashes Houk.
Barns, Stables, and other Outbuildings, and tan Acres, more
or I fs of Arable, Meadow, Failure, Sheep Down. and Wood
Land to the fame belonging, known by the fiveral Names
of Truly Farm and Hard, s Land, &Skald), fituatc at ktibur•
ton, In Sulks, and now fit the Tenure or Oceupition of Mr.
WWiana Grooms, as Tenant under a Leak, which expires the
syth of September nest.
The whole Mite Is Freehold and lies well together, is dif-
tant from Stcyning, Three Miles, room Haitian Twelve Miles,
from Shoreham Four Miles, and from Brighthelmitou Twelve
Miles.
The Houk and Buildings re fabßandal and in good Repair,
the Wood Land Is well Reeked with young growing Timber,
and a Navigable River eras within a few Mlles of the Mate.
Edburtun is clok to the South Downs, the Country abounds
with Game, ail* fevers! Packs of Hounds are kept in the
Neighbourhood.
Pole Lon may be had at Michaelmas nest.
To be viewed en Application to the Tenant, and ?artiste
Particulars may be bad of Mk. Alley, Hertntuutenix, near
Dade; or Mr. &Word Tana, AUVITICro Loins, WU.
London, England, 1803-05-09

INN AT PLYMOUTH.

'l' 0 BE SOLD—Tbe Fee Simple and Inheri-
tance, with poffelion at Lady Day nett, of and in all
that Inn and Tavern, known by the name of The LONDON
INN, &uate in Foxhole-Brow, in this Borough, and now in
the Occupation of Mr. George Brewer, as Tenant thereof, un-
til Lady Day neat, but who is deSrous: of giving Immediate
poffedion upon restemabk terms.
The Dwelling Houle contains feveral Parlours and Silting
Rooms, betides a large Room in which the Public Balls and
Concerts arc always held,and is frequently ufed as an Aucilue
Room, owing to its being the molt capacious in the Town, a
great number of Chambers and Apartments In the Attic Rory
with a Courtlage, Stettin, and feveral detached Offices. Which
have a communication with a lane called Seim Star Lane.
For which purpote an Audtion will be held on Thurfday, the
Twelfth Day of May next, at the fame Inn, at the hour of Six
in the Evening.
The prefent Tenant will thew the PremUea; and any further
information may be obtained by applying to Mr. 14. Wooll-
combes, Solicitor, In Plymouth.
N. B. If the above mentioned Inn is Inn feld, the fame will
be Let by Private Contrad immediately.
Plymouth, April to, 1803.
London, England, 1803-05-09

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AGENERAL HISTORY of MATHEW&
TICS, from the codicil Times to the middle of the Eight.
.moth Century. Trannated from the French of
J. DOSSUT,
Member of the &loch National Inititute, de.
Wkli a Prelate, by Joan Doe vcrar e, of the Royal
Academy, Woolwich.
Printed for J. Johnfon, in St. Paul% Church-yard.
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prefent performance will not only be round highly inters:Ring
to thde who make there branches of knowledge the obJeel OI
their purl it. but to literary pal:ins in general, who will here
Sad many particulars, not commonly known, rcfpctling fereral
of the mad artisan eltarafte-s that the World ever produced,
as well at be able to trace the powers and unfoldlop oi the hu-
man mind, in fame of its Right* attainments.

In the Prof., in One Volume, In Quarto. a new and very much
enlarged Edin. of
AN ESSAY on the PRINCIPLE of POPU-
LATION ; or, • Vkw of Ito pod sod pre ent Weds on
Haman Happtoefs; with an Enquiry Into oar profpeas refpedts
Mg the future removal wr mitigation of the Evils wiling from
this Cask.
Dy T. E. MALTHUS, A. M.
FCNOW of Jess College, Cambridge.
Printed for J. Minion, to St. Pears March-yard.
Theprefent Elky is rather a Dew Work than a new Edition
et the Ellity on the Principle of Population, pubilthed in typii,
the object of which was to apply the principle as a tell of the
fpeculations on the perfeekibility of Man and of Society. In
the prefcnt Work, this forms a very (mall and fubordinate past,
the mast Ake! ham to ermakbe, rather in detail, the Beds
of this principle oo Society is pall and prefent times • and by
tracing the different modes of its operation, to determine how
Tar it may be cooliderod as an attack to that moderate dire
Improvement, which has at MI times bets the &Jed% of
I dot Elam*.
London, England, 1803-05-09

MRt LITCHFIELD'S NIGHT:

iIfEATRE ItOtAL, COVENT-GARDEN.

ON FRIDAY, MAY 20, well be prefented
the Ifiltarkal Trudy of
KING JOHN ;
Or, ENGLAND INVADED.
Altered from Sweatt r .

kb* jabil,Mt. brWge. Mr. H. JOHNSTON;
Prince Arthur, Mifs NORTON,
(Bring her firft appearance on this Stage.)
And Conftance, Mrs. LITCHFIELD.
With a new Prologue and Epilogue.
Ands VARI TY of OTHER ENTERTAINMENTS.
To be exprcfred In future Bills.

Tickets and Races for the Boxes to be bad of Mrs. Litch-
field, at No. 36, Bedford-ltreet, Cortnt-Gardco. and of Mr
Brandon, at the Theatre.
London, England, 1803-03-24

RUSSIA.

Sr. PMRSEURGH, Fes. I.—The Court Ga-
zette of to-day. announces the appointment of Ge-
peril BUDDERG to the office of Military Governor
of Peter'burgh ; alfo, that Admiral Moonwisow,
Mirifter of the Marine, is difmiffed, at his requeft,
from all his employments.
The Estraess's birth day was to have been ce-
lebrated on the a;th January by a public Marque-
rade in the Winter Palace; but the exceffive cold
having prevented its taking place, it was deferred
to the day before yefterday, when more than
to,ooo marks were prefent.
Vice. Admiral TSCHITSCHAGOT, who is named
Colleague of the Minifter of the Marine, now per
forms alone all the bufinefs of that office, which
probably will nqt be immediately filled again.
Fes. 4.—Our Monarch, convinced of the juflice
of the pretentious of his brother-in-law the Eleftor
Palatine of BAVARIA, has again difpatchcd expref-
fes to Paris, Vienna, Berlin, Ratilbon, and Mu.
nich, to fupport them.
The price of houfes, which had fallen very con-
fiderably under the laft reign, are now, as well as
boufe rent, rifen in a molt furprifing manner.—
New buildings are every where erecting : many
with to purcaafe houfes, and thofe who have them
will not fell. The house now inhabited by the
Pages being in a ruinous (late, the EMPEROR de-
termined to put chafe a fuitable building for this
citabliffiment, now lo much increafed ; but the
prices are fo exorbitant, that his Majefty has or-
dered for the pick:lt a bode to be hired.
Fes. ig.—An important office, called Count-el- '
lora of the Empire, is now ettablithed : the per-
lons holding it are to be learned Jurifts, and to
affilt the Minifter of Jake. They will be three
or four in number, viz.--One or two for the
Ruffian, one for the German, and one for the
Polifh Provinces; thefe Provinces having all their
peculiar laws and rights.
London, England, 1803-03-24

Rule Britannia: Dr. Arne.
Principal Vocal Performers :
Mrs. BILLINGTON, Mile MUNDAY,
And Alifs PARKE,
Mr. BR AHAM, •
Mr. SMrrH, Mr. DENMAN,
And Mr. INCLI.DON.
Leader of the Band, Mr. WEICHSELL.
Organ, Mr. J. ASHLEY.
Doors opened at Six, and the Performance to begin at Seven
o'clock.

fin Pit, 3..1x!. Gallery, as. Upper Gallery, ta.
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Places for the Boxes to be taken of Mr. Brandon, at the
Bet-Office in Hut-greet.

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THE EXHIBITION of Mill THOMPSON's
-IL PICTURES, executed in WOOL, from the Works of
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Painting by Munillol—a Portrait from Vandyke ;—and a ftnall
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London, England, 1803-03-24

ST. GILIS'S BURIAL GROUND.

Sir J. An DIRSON moved for leave to bring in a
Bill to enable the Parifh of St. Giles to make a new
Burial Ground.

The S - obferred, that a Bill to this effetl
had already paired that Houk, and was loft in
confequence of fome Amendments made in it by
the Lords. This was a pradice frequently followed
in the other Houle, with regard to Bills that went
to lay a tax on the public ; and he was aftoniflied
it fhould be done, after the Hoare of Commons
had, on every occafion of the kind, afferted its
privileges by rejeding the Bill. If another' Bill
fhould be brought into the Houle, be could not ad-
mit (in terms) the Amendment made by the Lords
in the lad.

Sir Roster Burrow highly approved of the
fentiments which fell from file Speaker. and hoped
the Houfe would, in cafes like the prefent. always
maintain its privileges.—Leave was then given.