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London, England, 1803-09-20

MANCIMS77.4, d'EPT. ii.

At a late hour on Thurfiay evening his Highner
Prince WILLIAM of—Gcoticasraa arrived at the
• Bridgewater Arms in this town from Liverpool.—
Yellerday his Highnefs, attended by his fuite, 'Zee.
vifited the faelory of Meals. PHILLIPS, WOOD, and
• Lev,. in Salford, where he was thewn the machinery
and the various means of employing it. He viewed
there operations with marked attention and inquiry,
and expreffed great pleafure at their ingenuity and
efficacy ; he oblervcd :au on the Itrueture of the fac•
tory, (which •is of iron, and the only one fo con-
RrnEted,) that it might afford an ufeful hint for a de-
pofit of , military Rom. His Highnels was joined in
his proceeding by Colonels SicvesTEC and HANSON.
At four in the afternoon the Prince infpeEted the
newly-raifed corps, and expreffed his approbation at
their appearance and numerous mutter of men.—
When he left the ground he was cheered by the two
regiments and thoufands of fpcsators. This morn-
ing his Highnefs will, we underhand, infpeet the
Cavalry Corps, commanded by S. PHILLIPS, Efq.
and the Rifle Corps, commanded by Cul. HANSON ;
alfo the 48th regiment, and all the military airocia-
tirns in this town. On Monday C —O.l . —ILVISSTEA'S
Corps and the Volunteers.

Major Gen. BENSON, who was one of the Prince's
attendants yefterday, is coming, we are told, to re-
ticle in Manchetter in a military capacity.
Ais Royal Highnefs has appointed twelve o'clock
this day to receive the Borough Reeves and Con.
Rabies.

I
London, England, 1803-09-20

LONDON.

TUUOAY SEPrilflait
. -10111X2 OF 'MCIOIIIII3 DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK I
spa Coweonfols 3314—Ountimo, 3 at
P 10.10.1 Of STOCKS YEETAIRDAY.
3 per Cellt. ROL Ot Exchequer Mai 34. re 41117,
$ Per Cea SOO a as. die
ii par Cam Navy fp. Ditto AL ditto per. to Is. dit
=No 1737 Sat Ornniunt I per Celt. diL
Long Asa. lbw 606 1400
Oft Inds >w a as diC CooL for ea. jai

This mooning arrived *Mail from Liam, brought
ea Yakesutk by the Wash:Warm packet, in :6
days a Mail from the Leeward Iflands, brought by
the rjliliClSS CaatLOTv■ packet, in fix week. ; a
Mail hail New York and Halifax, brought by the
Lamaism' packet i end three Hamburgh Mails,
-brought by the Diana packet.
Our letters from the Leeward Mandl inform us,
that his Majeay's ship Couaaosa nit, of, 74 guns,
failed front Antigua on the iflth of July, with a con-
voy for England. Every thing remained quiet in
abe ifiands.

Frain Lithos we are informed, that his Majefly's
jap 31TTAIII, of s 6 guns, Captain Coatirr, arrived
at Lila,. with difpatches from Gibraltar, on the ad
SAL and had in company a French Ibip her prize,
formerly the C.hefter6eld packet, of Falmouth.
$o many mails arriving together, the letters by ft-
vend of them were not delivered out when this paper
was put to refs.

Yeterday the ANT _C_ r h OOnet, Lieut. CARPINTIR,
strived at Portlinonth with the American (hip Pro.
videoce, which the fell with on Sunday night, oil
the back the Ills of Wight. The burthen of the
thiP, the sn..oner in which the was painted and rig-
red, and her p. -*a of deftination (Amfterdam) agree
ing with orders t ,thich had been font by the Admi-
ralty to the Comma-titters of our Channel cruisers,
recpeeti„g a „fel for sich they were to keep a rigi•
lant loot out, and to fend 'uto the 'Karen port, fhould
they fall in with her, the has tecordingly been detain.
cd. It is fig po.'-ed that •1 Domilmairsikluibt7

of the PIM Coven, who lately efeaped befog tap-
cured, by having quitted the veffel in which he was
coming home from St. Domingo, and gone on board
another, which landed him in America, is on board
the above American ibip.
Lieut. DAIVIDSON, of the MAGNt►ICLNT, who is
acquainted with his perfon, was fent off to examine
thole on board, to difcover whether he be among
them, but had not returned to the chore when the
Mail left Portfmouth ; of courfe, our curiolity raped-
ing this perfouage mutt remain nalatisfied till to-
morrow.
London, England, 1803-09-20

Dublin
Waterford

Arrived the Pantesss CHARLOTTE packet, Kate,
with mails from the Leeward Iflands, in 39 days,
from Tortola. The pagengers by her are, Mr. Msr.
CALF!, Mr. DODD, and Captain LINDSAY. Arrived
alto the WALSINGNAM packer, ROBERTS, with -the
pail from Lifbon, after a paffage of 16 days :• left
there the PRINCE OF WALES packet, TODD, which
was to fail for England with a mail, in about a week.

Sailed the Aid, LITTLI ; and Gypfey, NPIIITA7
GERI', for Plymouth; and the Plovlnzuce cutter,
Wozszta., on a cruize. Wind N. W.
London, England, 1803-12-08

:1!!s day was pabllated,

Neatly printed In One Volume. C.rowo Oelava. price in boards. ea.
N EXPOSITION of the LORD'S PRAYER.
to which are eoniprcheoded an Account of the Origin of
the Prayer; an Etplanation of its feskr.d Petitions; and a De-
monitration that accoMing to its natural Interpretation, it con-
tains a complete Summery of Chriftian Do. ulna. With Notes
critical and aluflrative.
By the Rev. JOSEPH MENEIIIAM., M. A.
Printed for F and C. Nieinvon, No. 6a, St. Paul's Church-yard ;
fold alto J. lietekarct, No ipo, Piccadilly.
London, England, 1803-12-08

ITILWALDS.
Rev. J. Bathie, Rev. A. Greenlaw,
Mr. King, Rev: C. Richards.
Dinner will be 00 the Table at Four o'Clock, but the attendance
Of the Members is requested at One. to hear the Report of the
Caludttce, and to tranfaa. other Baines of the annual Meeting.
COMAIITTEII 5011801.
ry. Chariot Braver. Cheinnan;
Rev. Dr. Raine, Deputy Chairman; •
Rev. Dr. Crornbie, Rev. J. Hewlett,
Rev. J. Faithful, Rev. J Lindfay,
Rev. G. Gabfon, Mr. Lord,
Mr. Green, Rev. J. Strachan,
Mr. Kelly, Secretary and Treafurer.
The principal objed of this futility is to relieve difireifed School-
dens and their families, and alfo so allift and encourage Others
a good charaeter.
Subkriptions are received by Meffrs. Moffatt, Kenfingtons, and
6tyan, I.rimbard area; by Mars. Hammerfleys and Co Pall-
; and by the treaftutr of the fociety, No. 3y, Fin Ibury•fquare
Ticket. fur the Dinner may he bad at the Bar of the Tavern, and
dfo Books of the Inftitution.
BROAD SWORD AND DANCING—BY MR. ALLEN.

.....
GENTLEMEN in VOLUNTEER CORPS, OF-
FICERS, &c. taught in a fcw private lefties, at their own
fours, the modern lyftems of Cutting, Titruiting, and Guarding,
with every kind u' Sword, by Mr. ALLEN, at N 0.19, Sheppard-
greet, Goldeu.fquare, and No. to, Great Alloareet, Gwilman's
Pklds.
Ladle, and Gentlemen of any age who have never learnt Dane-
tag, or not io the modem elegant style, are very privately taught,
was plan partiodarly calculated for thole to whom it is an okka
to aequ:re it expedition/Iy, and in the firft ftyk of (Asian. In
Town, and act exceeding tS miles from It, Mr. Allen, affilted by
Meet. Mather and Toadinfon. pundftually atrrnds, and fiftenta-
deli, blared" repettable Sehoo:s and Families in every ufefal,
and.finithed part of modem Dancing, on the dual Terms.
The &loft Winter affernblies will &only commence.
London, England, 1803-12-08

MARR

At Limerick, the Rev. Thos. Ellis n, to Mrs. Cos, retiet of the
late Hopton Butler Box, Efq. Litt of Mount Butler, King's county.'
Sunday, at Hampitead Church, William Junes, Erg. Martha! of
the King's Bench, to Mir. Mary Ann Boyth.ll, fecund daughter of
Joliah Boyden, Efq. of Weft End, Hampftead.
London, England, 1803-12-08

I.AW 01? PATENTS.

'Ebb day was panted, in One Whose royal Espi. price toe. 6d.
THE LAW of PATENTS for New Inventions.
-I- With an Engraving of Arkwrighes Machinery, and with
Copies of the Patent Specification, C.oreat, Oath, arid other Forms
consinfted with the Patent Grant. To which is added, A Lift of
all the Patents paired finee sft January. titoo.
By JOHN DYER COLLIER.
Sold by Leognuss and Rees, Ysternotter. row, London ; and all
Bootfelliss.

PATENT AGENCY—Pejo= defiroaa of taking out Patents,
may apply by letter or perfonalljto the Aulhar, Little Smith•itract,
College-ilreet, Weltmintier.
London, England, 1803-12-08

BIRTHS.

In etymalh-fquare, the Lady of Lint. William Durnford,
Pint Foot Guard'', of a fon and heir.
In Cork, the Lady of Hamilton White. of ➢antry, Efq. of a fon.
la Bedford-kuare, the Lady of John Walker, Ffq. of a daughttr.
At his belie, is Hauwer•ltttct, Edinburgh, the Lady of John
Harden, Efq of a San.
On the at ft alt. at Spit boufe, Mn. Hay of Lawfield, of a lam
At E ie I.odge. Fifelbire, the I.ady of Admiral Duildingfton,
of a daughter.
At I.yckl, the wife of Li. utenant Cammidary Robinfon, of the
Royal Artillery, of a fon.
On the ad ult. at Vienna, the Lady et Geo•gt Henry RoCe,Efq.
of a daughter.
Lately, at Eaft•gate-houfc, Wincileiler, the Lady of Sir Henry
Miidtuay, Bart. of a daughter.
London, England, 1803-12-30

aIiNT.7II4RICE,T, MARK-LANE, DEC. 30.

There is very little frefh Cupp!), of grain come in
yet, and very little bufinefs Wheat of fine qua-
lity keeps its prices, other forts are heavy fate—Bar-
ley and Malt are evidently declining articles—ln
Peas and Beans of each defcription we obferve but
little Ildluation—Oats are in middling quantity, and
about ha prices are obtained—Terms of Flour at
no difference.
GENERAL CURRENCY AS UNDER:

Wheat, 40'. 48s. 5 cs.. per qr. . lean.
Fine Ditto, sos. 581. Rape Seed, 351. to 381. per hit
Rye, 291. Sts. Carraway Seed,s3s.s7a. cwt.
Barley, 201. 241. 6d. Coriander, tai. iss. cwt.
Malt, pi. 386. Canary, 606 63a cwt.
Boiler., 40s. 495. Pearls 525. White kluttard, 84 to 9s.bufh.
Grey Peas 38$. 421. Brown ditto, 141. to sys.
Beaus, 35. 391. Tares, sa to p.
Titk Ditto 3os. 345.
Oats, sBs 2 as. 235. Fier Flour, 45a sal. per lank
Poland ditto, 245. 255. 6d. Seconds 404 451.
INSPECTQR'S RETURN AT UXBRIDGE, DEC. 29.
Wheat per load lii sos to 141 sos
Barley per quarter sl 4s to 11 p
Ors per ditto al p to 11 tot
Bons per ditto *1 iiis to 21 as
Peale per ditto 11 18s to 21 Is
London, England, 1803-12-30

BUILDING CON RACT.

NOTICE is hereby given. that His Majefty's
aces of the Pease fat the County of Southampton do intend
at the next Gown] Quarter SelSons of tic Peace to be holden In
and for the Laid County, am Tucfdsy the loth day of January
next. to Contra& with any Perfect or PetiOns for the Re-buildics
and Eau& n vermin parts of the Gaol of the faid Count y, at Win.
secerddse to the plans and fpulecatlon to be feat at the
Office of the Clerk et tie Peace at Winebetter.

Perk= 4cfiroua, of eontrading to execute the whole of the above
Works, arc requelted to fend in their propdah, feakd up, to the
Clerk of the Peam, at4Vinekefter, on or before Monday the soth•
of January out, and to attend at the Collie of Wincheiter' an
Todd., the tank, when the different papas's will be tams into
coalktaaties.

The Coo:natty win be required to find fudicitnt fecurity for
the due petforseloce of M. Calera&
PETER KERBY. Deputy Clerk of the Peace.
Wischeßer, Dec. as, aoj.

BIRMINGHAM COMMERCIAL HERALD, and
GENERAL ADVERTISER.

rIN Monday, January a, 1804, will be publithed,
Price Sispaace, a New Weekly Paper, entithd," THE
BIRMINGHAM COMMERCIAL HERALD."
The Proprietors of this Uodertaking, atoned by • fincere Dc.
fire of alluding the Town of Birmingham, its Neighbourhood, and
counties Mound,* Newfpaper of real Public Utility, are making
.very smeary Preparation for the Accomplilhment of fo &Am-
ble an Object, and have firm Confidence in being able to execute
their important talc ih a manner calculated to Wore the Patronage
both of the inhabitants of Birmingham mid adjacent Counties.
As another Place is approprMtalfor a detailed Account of the
Nature of the Concern, it is unnemEary in Oa, to add more than
huh a Sketch of the Paper's Contents, messy enable the Reader to
diktats Its Adaptation to the valuable Sad propofod.
Foreign News, L.ndoo, Provincial, Literary, and Advertiling,
will conftitute the prominent Features of its Contents. Of all
there dUferatt Species of information, an ample, well feleeted, and
jadielonfly arranged Detail will invariably be given.
The Efforts already ufed for procuring Information wiling from
all Sources, whether foreign or domeftic, have been esecedingly
fortunate; particularly in that moft important but much neglected
Branch—Proviimial Intelligence.
In bit Literary Department the Editor hopes not to be found
deficknt. laltrudion and Atnufement will here, as indeed then'
the entire Work, be cocaina Objects of hls careful Attention.
Advertifing Friends may reft skied, etc to expo experience a raillt-
ler and minuet Inflation, and proper Typogvapbleal Difplay.
The Paper will be publilhed early, ev.ry Monday Morning, at
Willis, Grafton, and Reddell's,Commemial Harald Office, Na so,
High-ftrect—where Advertifements. ate. are received; and at
Grafton and Reddens, Paper Warehoufe,Newilmei.

Perfcns rchiling at a Di.ftanee from The Town tray ban the
Paper regularly delivered to them, Conveyance free, ekher by the
Newfmen or Polt. To the inhabitants of Birmingham and Vici-
nage it will be Cerra by Newfmen early every Monday morning.
A Profpnetua may be had at the Places of Publication
London, England, 1803-12-30

THEATRE ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN.

'TO MORROW EVENING, DECEMBER 31,
will be performed, for the toth time, a, New Hiftorical
Comic Opera, in Three Ada, maid
THE ENGLISH FLEET IN 1342.
The principal Chandlers by
Mr. HILL, Mailer P. BENSON, Mr. INCLEDON,
Mr. BLANCHARD, Mr. BRAHAM, Mr. MUUDEN.
Mrs, GLOVER, Mrs. HUMPHREYS, Me,. DAVENPORT,
Signora STORACE, Mrs. A ,Mils GAU DRY.
To which will be added, for the 6th time, s Pantomime/btu-
tainment, called
1-11 k RLEJIN'S RACES;
Or, 'TIME BEATS ALL.
With New Scenery. Machinery, Dreffes, and Decorations.
The Overture and Mufie entirely new, andcompored by Mr. Davy.
Some favutuite Pieces of Scenic Machinery from Harlequin
Oberon, mad other popular Entertainments.
This Evening—John Bull ; with Harlequin's Races.
London, England, 1803-12-30

AN ACCOUNTANT

'WANTS Employment, who has an extended
prailical knowledge of Book-keeping, having He
bad
'the charge of very weighty and exteufave ateonnte. He Is ac-
quainted with the modern Languages, and would either make a
remanent or temporary, engyaoeot wi h say Mercandle kiosk
wanting Ids ' Maoee—l tctoaddttGA.Z.AndgattinoCadet-
'boate, Threadocedk-ftteet.

MESSRS. STRANGE, DASHWOOD.AND CO.
ALL perfons having Claims or Demands on Mars
Strange, Dathwood, Agnew, and Peacock. Bankers. jointly
and feparatcly, are requetted to fend a ftatement of the particular,
ye their Demands, and ..f the detaniies for the fame, to the Ones
of the 'retkes, at No. is, Fenchurelvitrect,oa or beldam the toth
day of Jansary neat, preparatory to the making of the Mt Divi-
dend of the kiln Mate.

DUKE and Cat ROYAL. PATENT RAIN PROOF INVEN-

TION for CLOTHS, COATINGS, ltc. 43, Aldezmanbury.
MESSRS. DUKE and Co. with great confidence
recommend Cloths, Coatings, &c. of which Great Cosa for
the Volunteer Corps am made, to undergo their pricers, which, at
a moft..rriging esperke may thereby be made to fella the beavie&
sod long ebonnued ra on As the Patentees have, however r,
dlf-
covered tilt Cloths are fold, faid to have been nude rain proof by
them ; but Ala, to Pave Inch crtrog evoke, have *ever wader-
gone their procers, they think it proper to reqoeft Mot when any
deskt arifes is the mind of the wearer, a fpo,aful of boiling water
allay be poured on the Coat, through which if it penetrates, or does
„not run on the !Urfa= like quicklilver, he may be certain of Impo-

D. and Co. aro pertieutarly revel!, that In every Whence when
bble, a Coat that is worn in the rain may be thoroughly dried
he fire or io the air, before It is again ufed, othavrife the damp
thereby °curtained will render the Cloth pervious to rain until it
is dry.

SECOND ENGLISH STATE LOTTERY, for dog.
REGINS DRAWING MONDAY, the 9th JANUARY, 1804.
THE TICKETS are fold and divided into Halves,
Quarters, Eighths. and Sixteenths, by
HAZARD. lUItNE, and Co. Stock-Brokers,

At their State Lottery-ORee, No 93. under the Royal ixchange,
London. and no where elk on their account.
_ _

The Schetne confine of two Prises of 30,0001. two of sopool
two or spol three of spool Gs of spool. ten of cool. twenty of
SOW. lifi tool. be be.; the number of 'rickets a6pco, and
wed prise 01.
0 All shares fold steel, 'Vice will be damped agreeable to
Adi of Parham! ot, and alto with tke Crown, and round it, HA.
SAID and Co.', LOT TIMV OFFICL. Letters, Polk Paid, duly
solfwered, a..d Schemes gratis.
*„. Country Order., accompanied with Ilkort-dated BIM on
London. Polt-011ke Orders, or Calk, In Parcel by Gault or Car-
ew, pamita.lly attended to; and Carcdpoodente may depend on
being treated etselly on the Came term. ai ifperfonally preterit.
London, England, 1803-12-30

TO BRIDGE BUILDERS.

ANY Perron or Perfons willing to Contrast for
BUILDING a NEW BRIDGE acrofs the River USK, near
CAERLEON, in the County of MONMOUTH, either with
Stone or Into, or partly Stone and.partly Iron, are dcfl ed to deli-
ver their Rant and Efkintates thereof at any Office in Chepßow,on
or before the zoth day of January next, or to me. at the Three
Salmons Inn, Ufk, on Wednefday the Itch of January, by Ten
o'Clock in the Forenoon, that the famo may be laid before the
Magiftrates, at the General Quarter Salons to be holden on that
day. TURTON, Clerk of the Peace.
Chepftow, December 8, 1803.
London, England, 1803-12-30

WANTS A srruAnoN,

AYOUNG LADY, of refpcaable Family and
Conned:ions, as Companion ar Miami to a Lady, or as
Teacher to two or more young Children Ina private Family.
Letters atlas:ad (poft paid) to A. a to be left with the Printer
of this Paper, will be duly adwered.
London, England, 1803-01-24

DUBLIN, JANUARr LB.

In our larl publication we Rated that the dit
tnrbances in the South arofe from a mere conten-
tion amongll labourers—whetherierry men thould
intrude upon the inhabitants of the other counties
of Munfter' or whether by force and cruelty that
loyal and laborious race fliould Rand excluded;—
and we alerted that *the Noblemen and Gentle.
men of Munfier would exert themfelves, they would
&only put an end to thole difgraceful outrages,
which from their inaaivity have too long been per-
mitted to take plice.
Subfequent events have proved that we were
right : for by letters yellerday received, it appears
that in two counties ( Waterford and Tipperary)
the almoß tingle exertions of Lord DON OVG MORE
have been fufficient to reflore tranquillity : hap-
pily for the public, Knocklofty, the feat of his
Lordfhip, is on the borders of thole two counties;
and like the Lords Marcher, of yore, his Lordfhip
felt it his duty to maintain the fecurity of both ;
with invincible fortitude and indefatigable labour,
he exerted every power of body and of mind to
complete his objea; and what is very remarkable,
the fix criminals at Waterford, who are now under
condemnation, and thirteen conviets of Clonmel,
were all committed by Lord DONOUG H moi E.
. .

We do therefore again repeat, that it is to No.
hlemen and Gentlemen of high rank and great
leading that the country is to look for its peace ;
the fates which have occurred in the counties of
Waterford and Tipperary, prove that the fwnrd
and the arm of the law are fufficiently powerful,
and that they only want to be directed to their
proper objeds.—Dubtur journal.
On Wednefday there was a meeting of the
Magiftrates and Gentlemen of the county of Li-
merick, in confequeace of the difturbed (late of
that county ; when a Committee was appointed to
frame an Addrefs to his Excellency the Lord Lieu-
tenant,prayinghins to have Paid county proclaimed.
-.-Cloamel Gazette.

A Requifition of fevaral Magißrates of the
county of Tipperary, has been made to the Depu-
ty Clerk of the Peace, to fummon a Special Sef-
lion of the Peace, to be held at Clonmel, on the
sift loft. to confider the Rate of that county, and
the propriety of applying to Government to have
certain parts of it proclaimed, agreeably to the
provifions of the Infurration Mt.
Early on Saturday morning left, the Northern
mail coach was attacked near Drogheda by fecen
armed men, who, after firing feveral (hots, and
wounding the coachman feverely, robbed the coach
and paffengers, and carried off the bags. Rewards
have been offered for apprehending the robbers.
The fame night the poft•boy with the Wexford
mail was robbed on Galloping• Green by two per.
Cons armed.
London, England, 1803-01-24

lauircitt INinz.lassas.

FALMOUTH JANUAV sz.
Arrived this morning the foll Owing Packets
with Mails, viz.
The trona Cameos, Yescouss, in 19 days,
from Lifhon; Panics linot.rtios, Jonas, in 7 days,
from ditto; and Panics:l CIIIALLOTTS, KM, in
do days, from Jamaica..
. The laft (poke the Aucciano Packet the day
ifter fie left Jamaica, and fuppores Ike mutt have
arrived there the next morning.
. The Panics AooLvttus Packet, left lying in the
Tagus, the WALstrtunaat and PRUICI OF WALE S
Packets; the former of which was to fail from
thence with Mails for England on the Goth intl.
Thefe Packets bring na particular news.
Alfo arrived the !Hopewell, CLARK, with gro-
ceries, &c. from ; and the Vine, CLARK,
with bale goods, &c. from London, tali from Pen-
fiance, having in the gale of wind at N. E. on
Wedncfday left overthot this port.
Sailed the brig Commerce, BILL, with wines,
&c. for Guertsfey ; Juno, NORTHOVII, with ditto;
rlasley, TRINERY, with tin, &c. ; Betfy, Heat.

Taft, with lead, Sm.; Catharine, WILLIAMSON,
with ditto; Juno, Bzweir, with mahogany; and
Alexander, STILIIT, with lumber, for London ;
Ann, &Batas, with wines, &c. for Plymouth ;
Ibip Mars, WORWILL, with ditto, for Liverpool ;
Ind French brig la P.lii, BRFNs, with wine, lea-
that., &c. for Tobago.—Wind W.
P. S. The Princefs Charlotte *packet (poke a
feW days !ince an outward-bound guineaman, out
two days from Liverpool; all well.
:Pafrengers-L-per Patocass CHAHLOTTI Packet,
Mr. Camvaist, : per Kilo GIORGI Packet, Ge-
bel.' Wzmrs; and Mr. Sams t per Pauses ADOL-
PN US Packet, Ivieirrs. WBSTiCISI, RHODSS, Ro.
Ws. Paatsas. STaticab fen. and jun.

PLYMOUTH. JANUARY sj.
tame in from Torbay, the Haulm, of 1$ guns,
basing in a late gale of wind parted two anchors
and oables; fortunately fhe got up her foretopfail,
and got under way. Mr. Rowe, King's pilot, was
on board, and Mr. CHIPPELLi another King's
pilot,endeavoured to board her,but !he went fo
through the water he miffed his hold and fell over
board out of bit boat: providentially a Tailor threw
out a rope, and he was hauled up without injury.
The ISt LLsist.t, of 84 guns, Capt. WH►TBY'
made a fignal to go down the harbour ; but the
wind becoming (cant, and rather foul, the came
to atlithe lower moorings. Orders came down
this day for the Couaaosaux, of 74 guns, Capt.
S. Haany, to get ready for Tea. It is fuppofed
the will, when manned and vidtualled, be fent to
telievt a Sip of war in the Streights. It has blown
all day an hurricane at S. S. W. with a very heavy
fen id tbt Sound, but is now abated, and it
looks mild in the S. E. quarter.
London, England, 1803-01-24

j'AIIIJARY 20.

Yefterday morning. the mail bags which were
robbed at Galloping Green, were brought to town
by Major Siaa. They were found in a field near
the road, and a number of letters which the de.
predators confidered as no ufe to them.
We have the fatisfaaion of Rating, that through
the exertions of Lord Dom sruo it moat, tranquility
has been completely eftablilbed in the counties of
Waterford and Tipperary. We have now the
further fatisfaaion of adding, that his Lordfbip's
fpirited example has excited an emulation amongft
the Noblemen and Gentlemen of the county of
Limerick to purfue a firmilar coadua.
On Monday night the Limerick Mail C:ach was
attacked at Cherrybill. near Kildare. by a large
gang of robbers. who fired feveral (hots at the
coach and horfes. The attack was gallantly refilled
by the guard, who returned fhot for thot, and
having killed two of the robbers, carried on the
mail in fafety. One of the horfes was keenly
wounded.

His MAJIIITT and the Primers, So►ata and
AUGUSTA, we are happy to fay, are fo far reeo.
vered, as to attend a feled card party of the
(tisom's, on Saturday evening.

Yeaerday the Royal Family attended Divine
Service in the private Chapel,in theQy a lei hook.
Mr. DRUMMOND has been appointed to fucceed
Lord ELGIN at the Porte; and Mr. CARL:at is to
replace Mr. Daum mono at the Court of Naples.

The Corps hitherto known under the title of the
Scotch Brigade, is in future to be called the 94th
Regiment.

The Light Infantry Corps of the feveral Regi-
ments of the Line, are about to he furnifhed with
rifle-barrels, and are in future to ad as Riflemen.

The Rifle Corps is to conflitute the 95th Regi.
ment, and in future to be fo termed.

The Secoud Battalion of the 52d Regiment is
formed into a diflind Corps, under the title of the
96th Regiment.

The rsth. 46th, 56th, 7rft, and 7:d Regiments
of Foot, are ordered from Ireland for the Weil
Indies. The 79th, from Itorth Britain, is ordered
for Ireland.

The Barrack Departnsent of Ireland h abolifls.
ed, and the feveral Officers who dire ed it, retire
mt penfions. Lord Treawsmr, whole conduit as
Barrack-Mailer-General, and in every other fitua-
lion, has been fo honourable to biaifelf and bene-
ficial to the Country, is to receive sOOOL per ann.
A few days fines the Ducbefs of Sr. A taar's
received a fevere fall from her horfe, going to fee
Sir GiLarRT HIATNCOTI'S hounds find their fox :
we are happy her Grace is not dangeroufly hurt.
Some pretend to find fault with Mr. hire'. pre-
feat ia.foroa.: but it is a fine thing to fee a man
laying down hisp4sastwes with his #cer. Our great
Es-Miniller has liberality of mind to affoclate with
men of all principles:—
He fists not give up wpm, orb* was wont for emoting"
Lord Terme, and all his friends of the Yea
Oppofitinn, have been to fee the new doer way
which has been opened from the area, at White-
hall, into the Treafury. The Architett is highly
flattered at this compliment, as he Pays he knows it
is indifferent to his Lordllaip and his family, at
what dm, Ay coot iar
London, England, 1803-01-24

THEATRE4tOYAL, COVENT-CARDEN.

TO-MORROW EVENING, JANUARY 25,
will ►e prefented the New Open of
FAMILY QUARRELS.
With blew scenee, Dram, and Decoration.
The Mune natively New, and compared by Marrs. Reeve,
Moorehead, Davy, and Bndtant
To which will be added the Nen, Pantomime of

1 - HARLEQ,EIN'S HABEAS.
With entirely Ncw Mune, Scenery, Machinery, Dreffes' and
Deeorailons.—The Muße, compared exprefdy for this Pa-
ntomime, by Marrs. Moorehead, Davy, W. Ware, Ruffen,
and Reeve.—The Overture by Mr. Moorehead.
This Evening Othello; with Harlequin's Habeas.
On Wednefday, Delays and Blunders; with the New Pan-
tomime.—On Thurfday, Family '',....Z2xrrels.—On Friday,The
Man of the World—On Saturday, t amity Q.4arrels.
ECONOMICAL SCHOOL FOR LADIEJ.
IN a molt eligible Situation, Ten Miles from
-2. Town, Is a SCHOOL for YOUNG LADIES, formed on
a Plan and concluded by Method+ peculiarly Advantageous
both to the Pupils and their Friends, efpecially thole who with
1 to give a truly folk! Fducatipn, and to lave enormous and ee-
-1 travagant Extra-charges. The Price is only Sizteen Guineas a
i Year, and One Guinea Entrance for Children under Tweb c
Ton Old, which iodides' hoard and Ingaidlon in EOM,
trench, Needlework., Geography. Hiftory, Natural HBlory,
as. The few additional Charges that can occur are expreffed
in a prinvcd Card, fo that Parents may fee at a certainty the
aunoft thak their Expellee can be.
The Principal will relpeatully attend to every Addrefs or
Lett r, left for 5. K. P. at Mr. Cooke's, Hofer, near Middle-
row, Holborn.
London, England, 1803-01-24

PARIS JOURNALS

To the allt infl. arrived this day. The following
are the only articles worthy of a perufal :

PARIS, J.W. 19.-ACTS Or GOVIRIIMIIIIT.
St. Cloud, January 3, l$ 3.
BowArArri, Firfi Conful of the Republic, de.
creel :--

Aix. I. General ROCHANSSAU is appointed
Commander in Chief of the Army of St. Domingo,
and Captain General of that Colony.
TI. The Miniflers of War, of the Marine and
Colonies, are charged with Cie execution of the
prefent decree, which flail be inferted in the Bul-
letin of Laws. (Signed) BONATARTI.
The Aforsiteur of the 19th contains a decree of
the Confuls of the Republic, for eflablifbing a
Commiffary General and Council in the Ifland of
Elba, and the adjacent iflands of Capraia, Pianofa,
Pahnaiola, and Mnnte Chriflo depending on it;
and for regulating the adminiaration of there
illands.—Five per Cents, 57 fr.
Haoot, jun. 9.—Government has received the
molt latisfsfiory intelligence refpefling the cape.
dition which failed Come time ago to the Well.
Indies, under the efcon of the Pmferpine frigate.
The whole convoy, on the Bth of Oftober, were
anchored in the bay of Lux, waiting for fome
tranfports, which had remained behind in conk-
(pence of their being bad Tailors.
The FIIIST CONSUL has appointed General Ma.
soy Adminiftrator•Gcncral 1d fit departments of
the x 7th Military Divifoon, in the room ofGeneral
Immix, appointed a Counfcllor of State.

•
London, England, 1803-01-24

This day wu publllbed, price 6s. bound,

ANEW Method' of LEARNING FRENCH
in a PRACTICAL and EASY WAY :
Being an 'natation of all the French verbs, taken in their na-
tural and figurative fettle, arranged according to their different
conjugations and irregularities,and comAinetids b,K Sentences,
with the Subfiantives and other Words to reptchs they arc the
moil likely to be found comic:led: the whole terminated by a
regular let of Familiar Dialogues, with an E.nglint Trannatioo,
fo very literal, as to anima to the French, Word for Word,
without offending the Rules of Cunftrudion.
By Mr. DU MITAND,
Teacher of Orel, Latin, Fruit+, Italian, and of the principal
European living Tongues; and Author of feveral Gramma-
tical Works.
The Fourth Edition, emaderably augmnted.
Leedom Printed for W. J. and J. Richardlon, Royal Ex-
change. . . . . . . . .
London, England, 1803-01-24

NEW YORK, DECEMBER 6.

Captain Perrin, of the Sip Richard. informs, that on the
nth of November' in lat. 36. so. long. 6c. law a wad an the
S. W. which appeared to be in extreme dilbrfs ; with a lauda-
ble humanity be gave orders to bear down for her, and on a
nearer approach found it to be a wreck. The yawl was balm*.
diately launched, although it dun blew a filitbreese ; and for-
t .nately returned to the fhip with the mate and Se of the crew
of the brig Brutus,of Roebeßer,boutul to the Welt Indies The
account siren by the bravoes of the melancholy accident is as
fellows : On the sth of Nov. toward. night. a heavy (quail of
wind came on, which upfct the brig at a time when &hoof an
bands was below. The Captain, on old mao,and a boy, were
in the cabin at that period-41e former of whom was unfortu-
statdy drowned; the twolatter efeapal by clinging to windward,
and were taken out through the kuttle the neat day, by the
(arriving part of the crew who had cut away the (annuli.
and caakd the reifel to saibt, although completely water-log-
gal. They contrived to bald a bate* but on her main
deck, and, by breaking through a hulk head, got at the provi-
fleas. For the 14 ebys they lived on raw meat and meal; and
when brought en board bad nothing on bat trowfas end bins.
They had experienend very bad washer, and the fealreloaltif
break* over them, and adding to their diftrefs. Daring the
Period of twenty-four days they kw eight vdkls in light. note
of whom appeared to take the lede notice of the wreck although
one d theta (a brig) was la light the whole day. Not bah was
the coodad of Captain Parka When the yawl arrived on
board, deer its perilous undertaking. be received the diitrefed
tan with every kindnefs, and rendered their Stearin u cam-
fortabk as was to his power. The Captain of the Restos (who
unfortmanely was drowned) was Afe Price. The linivere are
Mr. Shabei Norton, mite i Andrew Southard, George Rar-
low, Seth Maslow, limbudel Saw, Alvin Yhdpe own),
alvAigiabia Coed& (a bey).
London, England, 1803-01-24

HAMBURGH MAIL.

By this conveyance we learn, that an Viet of
rather a fingular nature has juft been ;fined at
St. Peterlburgh. It ferves to prove that the Em.
peror ALEXANDER entertains proper views refpea•
ing the advantages which refult from Commerce.
By this Aft the Nobility of the Ruffian Empire
are fully empowered to carry on Wholefale and
Maritime Commerce. without forfeiting thereby
their titles or any of their rights.

It is well known, that on the zoth of Oltober,
iSoi, tome fupplementary articles to the Conven-
tion.concluded on the 17th July, r Hot, between his
Majelly the King of the United Kingdom of Great
Britain and Ireland, and the Emperor of all the
Ruffias, were figned at Mofcow by the Plenipo-
tentiaries of the two Powers, and afterwards
ratified by his bar z aux Mayasry at Peterlburgh,
4th January, Ifioa.—The hitherto unknown tub-
fiance of them is as follows: If a Ibip is detained
without caufe, the proprietors of the fbip and
cargo are entitled to a proportionate indemnifica-
tion for every day of the detention. When either
of the Powers complains of the fentcnce which the
Admiralty of the (Aber has paffed refpelting prizes,
the affair is to be brought in England before the
King's Privy Council, and in Ruffia before the
Senate. Both Powers proznife that difputes
concerning prizes, null be determined as Coon as
poffible. No part of the prize than be fold or un-
loaded, before the decifion. The freedom of corn.
merce or navigation, does not entitle neutrals to
tranfport goods immediately from the colonies of
a Belligerent Power to the Continent, or the con-
trary. The Neutral Powers fhaU, however, enjoy
all the privilege of the moil favoured nations, as
the,Uniteil States of North America.
STOCKHOLM, DEC. al.—His Wilma, has been
pleafed to appoint his Excellency Baron Goviao
S~t.vaaJst.rs, to be A nibalfador Extraordinary and
Miniller Plenipotentiary at the Court of Great Bri-
tain, in the room of M. Von Asr, who is recalled
,at his own requeft.
London, England, 1803-01-24

COVIIIII OF LILCHANGE.

Dublin on London, an. 19 - - It}
London on Dublin, Jan.l4 - - zol
&Vail on London, Jan. t 8 - - 41
London on Dublin, ditto - - s6l days.

As every thing that relates to the !tate of Ire•
land at the prefent moment polTeffes uncommon
intereft, we have given feveral extraas from the
Dublin papers in a fubfequent dulumn.
London, England, 1803-03-16

.BANKRUPTCY SUPFRSF.DED.

Aril S. I Alt Wickens. of St. Clement's Church-yard. Middle-
Ica , hab.rdadicr, dealer and chtirroniao, at tea, at Guildhall.

IiANKR dPTS,

I is l Harker, late of Winchcomb, Gloutelieratire, foatibialler,
t. larre,der March 28, at five, March 29, and April z 6, at
ten, at the Plough Inn, Cheltenham. Attornies, Mr. Thomas
Winchcomb ; or Meffrs. Edmonds and Sons, the
Exchequer Once of Pleas, Lineoln's•lnn.
William Morphew, of Rothcrfield, Suffer, dealer In cams
March In, 26, and April 26, at one, at Guildhall, London.
Anomie,. Marra Wilton and Broad, Union-greet, South-
wark, Surrey.
John Baker, late of Field-Head, pariet of Caftle-Sowerby, in
Cumberland. woodmonger, dealer and chapman, now a pri-
loner in Cultic Gaol, March 24, 25, and April 26, at eleven,
at the Grapes. Carlifle. Attomies, Mr. Clennell, Staples-Inn,
London ; or Mr. Saul, Carliile.
Thomas Hunt, of Leather-lane, Sr. Andrew, Holborn, Middle-
fel, hardwareman, March 2S, April 2, and 26, at eleven, at
Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Fitzgerald, Lemon Rivet, Good-
man's Fields.
William Simpfon, of Clement's-lane, .London, merchant, info-
rance • broker, dealer and chapman, March 29,30, and April
26, at ten, at Guildhall. Attornies, Mart Wadefoo, Bar-
low, and Grofvenor. Auftin-Friarc
James Cavern Nicoll, of Goldfmith-row, Hackney-Road, Mid-1
asks, bricklayer, March 25. 26, and April 26. at ten, at
Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. AthficW, near the Church, high-
firm, ShadwelL
'Thomas BaVanger, of Tiverton, Devon, innholdcr, dealer and
chapman, March 30, 3t, and April 26, at five, at the Globe
Tavern, Exeter. Attornies, Meas. Batten and Anllice,
Inner Temple, London ; or Mr. Warren, Exeter.
Jofeph Shepard, of Briftol, hofier, dealer and ehaprnan, March
17, 31, and April 26, at eleven, at the Rummer Tavern,
Brißol. Attornies, Meffrs. Blandford and Sweet, lane/-
Temple, London ; or Mr. Edward Stephens, Briltol.
Herbert Bourne, of St. james's itreet,Weambater, Middlefex,
, Aihrturcer, dealer and chapman, March a 6, ash and April 26,
at ten, at GuildhalL Attorney, Mr. Senior, Charles-Brat,
Covent-Garden.
London, England, 1803-03-16

HOUSE OF COMMONS.

A put= from the Stamp-016ct prefented the Lottery Ac-
counts of lilt year—Ordered to lie on the table.
nit M. W. Rune r brought up a Petition from J. Hill, a
witnefs at the Crest Grimfby Ekclion, expreing forrow feu•
his mama, and praying the forgivenefe of that Houle. After
the Petition was read. the Honourable Member moved, that
the Petitioner be brought to the Bar tomorrow, and difeharged.
The Clink (Southwark) Paving Bill was read a fecund time,
and committed.

The Report of the Grand Jundlon Canal Bill was brought
up ; and on the motion that the Refolutions be agreed to,
Sir J. ANDECION mfr, and objedted to the claufe which
granted a power to the fahfcribers of making fuels improve-
ments in their plan as to than from time to time might appear
prom This was a power which Osould not be granted to any
let of men • for there was no knowing where their improve-
ments would cud. He mould therefore move, that the words in
the Bin conveying that power be expenged..—This amendinent
was agreed to.
The lath Cußoms and Eseife Duty BM wit read a third
time and paired.
Mr. Dien N ion gave notice, that it was his intention to-
morrow to move for leave to bring in a Bill fur fufpending, for
a further time, profscutions againft the Clergy for Nets-re-
fidcnce.

A hfritage from the Lords informed the Houle, that their
Loninsips had agreed to the Mutiny BU with Auseadateuts,
and to two Nenrahzatioa Bills, to which they defaced the coo-
cu rrence of that Houk ; and to two Roads Dills, without any

Mr. Cog a r rammed, that that be bid before the Knife an
Eitimate of the charge attending the ray and Cioaddng of the
Militia of Ireland Wt yaw—Ordered.

RR COUNTY ELECTION.

Mr. W. DICKINION, Chairman of the Hereford County
F.ledtiou Committee, reported, as their refedutims, " that J.
Bofeawen. U. is nut duly etedted."
"That Sir George CornewaU is duly defied for the Paid
County."

" That the Petitl,n of the Petitioners in this cafe was neither
frivolous nor madams, and that them Is Rill a vacancy in tha
Reprcfentation of the County, in the room of John Goers Cut-
terell, Efti.whofe elation was null and void."
Ordered, " That the Speaker do iffue his warrant for the
elc&on of a Reprefenta i.e for the County of Hertford, in the
room of John Gems Cotterell, Efq."
London, England, 1803-03-16

RAN[ 01 IRELAND.

Mr. COR.:r,purfuant to the notice he had given
a few days force, moved for leave to bring in a
Bill to refirift, for a time further to be limited,
the Miles of call) from the Bank of Ireland. He
thought it onneceffary to trefpafs on tire attention
of the Houfe, by any obfervattons to prove the
policy of this nseafure. farther than jolt to remark
that, con:idled as were the commerce, the credit,
and the interea of both countries, the reftridion
which had been thought neceffary, in continuance
upon the Bank of England, called, as a matter of
coolie, fur a firnilar reltrieion upon the Bank of
Ireland. With refpea to any meafure of enquiry
touching the affairs of that Bank, which might be
'thought =edify to precede a meafure of this
kind. he had only to obfirre, that in the previous
meafure, of reffriaion, the adoption of which had
been thought neceffary, not the moll diltant doubt
ILA ever etifled on the perfeelt fulidity and folven•
cy of that Bank, nor was any enquiry ever thought
reptilite ; but a reflriaion having been pat upon I
the Bank of England. that on the Bank of Ireland
grew nut of it, as a neceffary confequence. He eon-
eluded by moving for leave to bring in a Bill,
which was accordingly agreed to, and * Commit-
tee appointed to prepare and bring in the Lime.
London, England, 1803-03-29

NIL LAND.

LEYDEN, MARCH 23.—After having had bad
news to give to our readers, we rejoice to have
at prefent to communicate to them others of
better nature, and equally certain. The French
trdops will not enter this country, at leati not
unlefs hoftilities commence.—Their marching is
fufpended ; every thing proves that the FIRST
(.:ONsuc wain: to add, to all kinds of glory, that
of the greateft moderation, and that he is deter.
mined to let the reproach of provocation fall
wholly upon others This news, in removing the
uneatinefs of the moment, revives the hope of fee-
i'g the Government travel fuceefsfully the road
of negotiation and reconciliation, which they are
following at this moment.-.-Le.yrfen Garda,.
The lette►► from Brufrels of the 2111 contain de-
tails, which prove the extent of the military pre-
parations ordered by the French Government at
the prefent conjundure.
several Chief Officers of the Marine have jug
arrived at Dunkirk, Boulogne, and Hest e, to direct
and encourage the armament of every Chip. At
Dunkirk they work inceffantly in the dockyards,
fometimes even by torch-light. It is intended to
coiled in Boulogne harbour a confiderable flotilla,
proper for the embarkation of a great number of
troops. Several demi-brigades of the line are to
march from Picardy and French Flanders to the
asafl, to take poptions from the mouth of the
Seine to Gravelines.

• DOIDT, MARCH 23.—Yellerday failed alongbe-
fore this city about 4.0 veffels with French troops,
which came from Bnis-IrDuc, and proceeded for
Helvoetfluys. It is Paid that the number of troops
an board thefe veffels amounts from too to too.,
men.—Although thefe troops will be immediately
embarked, we hear, nevetthelefs, that the expedi-
tion will not fail before new orders are received
from the French Government. The troops have
lain at Bois-le-Duc the whole winter, in daily ex-
isellation of proceeding on their voyage.
ROTTIIDAM,MAKCiI 35—We have jolt received
the agreeable intelligence, that Cenral of the re-
turn EMI India thips have arrived in the neigh-
bourhood of our coafts,snd that Come of them have
been feen off the Tem!. This news has relieved
the commercial world of great anxiety, as thefe
(hips had been given over as loft in cafe of a rup-
ture, and as they were not expelled thefe fix weeks.
They are infused at Ansfterdam to a confiderable
imnunt.

Within thefe two or three days the Dutch funds
in Amfterdam have fallen 3 or 4 per cent.
All bufinefs is nearly at a (Land here on account
of the expetted war. The holders of Eaft and Well
India produce (lilt refute to fell, while every one
is afraid to purchafe.

FRANCE.

PARIS, MARCH 15.

The new Government of Zurich has entered on
its fonaions. Among other regulations it has fup-
prelled the Cenfurate of Public Journals. The
Editors will be refponfible for the contents of their
Papers. C. MrISTER, Prefident of the Cantonal
Commit ion. is charged with the infpation of all
printed works which flat' appear in the Canton.
It was believed at Conflantinople, on the zsdi
of• February. that Egypt was then completely
evacuated by the Britifh troops.
London, England, 1803-03-29

IRIIN MILITIA.

The /Mk 141lItiO Bounty Bill was Tea the fe-
eond time, and, on the funeflion of Lord Pelham,
the difeufgon on its princmle was poftponed till
to-morrow, before it goes into the Committee.
After force further routine bonnets the Houfe
adjourned.
London, England, 1803-03-29

BIRTHS.

Friday laft, the Lady of John Mitward, Efq. of Bromley,
Middkfm, of a daughter.
On Sunday, the Lady of Charles Samuel Milward, Efq. of
Bow, Middlefts, of a foe.
liellerday morning, the Lady of —••—• Dupre, Efq. at Ms
boufe in Oraftoo-ftrect, of a fon.

MARRIED.

Tuefday la& at golithamptoo, Lieutenant-Colonel Home,
of Yarmouth, 10e of Wight, to Mils Golfct, of Lymingtoo.
Wednefday bat, at Edinburgh, Richard Clogg, Efq. of Man-
chelter, M Mils Margaret Allan, voangek daughter of the
demoted David Allan, of Ingliftonmains.

DIED.

At her feat at Bounds, near Tunbridge Wells, in the 56th
year of her age, the Dowager Counts% of Darnky.
Yetterday morning, at her hook in Welheek-ftreet, Caren&
difh-fquare, Mrs. Cartwright, MI& of the late William Cart-
wright, Efej. of Aynho, In the county of Northampton.
Lately, at his hook at Chifwiek, the Has. T. Walpole, in the
y6th year of his age.
At Tipperary, Capt. Thomas Hillman, late of the Sad Foot.
At EiGneur, oft the 9th Wit Mr. John Howdah of the hook
of Howtien and Co.

Oa Wedneiday owe hit, at Ids wt.:nage hook In New
Branford, the Bre. Jobs Radek, is the bad year of hit age,
who had been Mbniter of that Chapel as yeara The gift of
It is In the Rev. Mr. Mare, Rtetor of Hanwell. which Bettor-
fhlp hln the patronage of the Whop of London. The living
of New Branford a (tippet/41 to be worth acct. a year. Mr.
Randal fotanaied Mr. Horne Tooke to the Chapelry of New
Branford.
London, England, 1803-07-11

ANECDOTES OF ANIMALS

This day was publifhed. in three Vols. Bvo. Price sus. in boards,
ANIMAL BIOGRAPHY, confining of Authen-
z• tie Anecdotes and Charadteriftic Train of the Lives, Man-
ners, and Economy of the whole Animal Creatka, coUmfted from
feveral hundred of the bat modern Voyages and Travel., and from
es yenftve and Icarce Works of Natural Hiftory, in various Lan-
igtages, and arranged according to the Syltem of Llnnzus.
By the Itcv. W. BINGLEY, A. B.
_ _ .

Fellow of the Lineman Society, and hte of St. Peter's College,
Carnhrldge.

The Anti-Jacobin Review for the prKent Month, amidft a va-
riety of nther encomiums on the utility, plan, and execution of this
a+ ntlit, th.t " It contains, in a comparatively Email com-
are, a compendium of Natural Hiftory, prepared with tale and
3tiegment, and at ranged wi regularity and perfpicuity. The an-
thnr has exerted ul:commnn diligence and indußry in his collec-
tion of fadts. His Rile is eafy and perfpicuous, Ms remarks are apt-
pofite, ingeoinns, and acute, and he fullers no opportunity to crape
pf conveying to his readers good religious and moral precepts."
Printed fnr Richard Phillips, No. it, St. Paul's Church-yard ;
and to be had of all Bookfellers.

Of whom may be had, Dr. MAVOlt'il NATDIAL HISTOIT,
for the Uf,. of Schools, illuftrated with engraved Reprefeutations
of sonObjeda, Prke ss. bound, or with the Plates coloured, price

Frew the LONDON GAZETTE, uly 9.
London, England, 1803-07-11

Paying there duties thall r.Ot give a fettleattnt to the pryer.
Prna!tica may be recovered, and the duties Btnll be paid into the
Exchequer.
I.euers Patent mall not exempt any perfon.
Adi In forest from the sth of April Lait to the 6th of April
after 3 Detirdtive Treaty, and may he altered in the prefent Seffluo.
Schedule (P) follows containing the different forms of oaths re-
quired to be taken by the Aet.
London, England, 1803-05-23

DR. NORRIS. DROPS.

AT this particular period. when the latent DiG
A ft-orders inherent to molt ContUtotions, pin an afeendeney
, owing to the penetrating heats of SUMiler, this invaluable Me-
dieine le recommended to public attention, not only it a tem-
porary carredtive of thofe liumoneswkleh the leaf= produces,
but alto al capable of cretins a radical cure. To the affiseied
in Scorbutic Complain this affuranee is peculiarly addreffed ;
in Fevers of every deferiptloo, its virtues are too well known
to require remuneration ; but to thole whote avocations call
them to hot Climates, where the molt malignant of the putrid
kind prevails, named the Yellow Fever, it carnet be too ohm
repeated, that no Remaly can be applied with more serNinty
of Comers t as its benign, yet powerful qualities, leave frequent.
ly pevalleh, even in the threatening hour of diSdution . • th•
late prevalent diforder called the Influenza, has added Rill
greater celebrity to theft Drops. no initiate having occurred,
where property adminiftertd, the dared cited has not been
obtained, and the difirefing conlequesises, which too often
prove fatal to future health, entirely obviated, by a Store con-
tinuance in the ofe of them, after all apparent nt was
removed.ln the Afthrna, Gout. Wien dm
they are equally efficacious
Seed Whoktala and retail by Dimon and Oa ago, Oxford-
Reset. In Medea at rte. and as. pl., retail, by all other Venders
of Medicine Ilse family bottle sate dig, Ifteleded. is only
to be had at the Dodge's bank, No. sis, Lower Srook-fireet,
where all orders for espertadon are named. AlGuriklicate
Semi by lit human ie inumest to es* bat*.