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London, England, 1803-02-14

NAUTICAL. INTELLIGENCE.

FALMOUTH, FEBRUARY U.
Arrived theChederfield packet,BL: r ,
with Mails from America, after a pre of 3t
days from New York : the left there the Leicefier
packet, SHARP, which carried out the mails from
this port.—The pafTengers by the Chefterfield were,
Charles Williamfon, Eiq. Richard Price and fun,
Aquila Brown, Thomas Glynn, T. Cooper, and
Lavier Antonio Prina.

This day arrived the Duke of Marlborough
packet, BULL, with mails from the Leeward
Iflands, in 3a days from Tortola.—The palrengers
by her are Samuel Martin, Efq. Mr. and Mrs.
Sharp, :.nd Mr. J. W. Dorr.—On the I a init. in
lat. 49. zB. long. 9. 13. fpoke the fchooncr Re.
hecca, Capt. SINCLAIR, from Liverpool bound to
Damn, out 6 days, and all well.
Alfo arrived the brig Belvoir Cattle, EVANS,
from Barcelona, with fruit, for orders, eight weeks
from Gibraltar; and the Jemmyand Sally, YOUNG,
with bale goods, Sec. from Liverpool for this port.

Sailed the Amelia, BRYANT, with fruit, for
London ; and the Friends Delight, Curs, for
Dartmouth.

The Pitt NCESS E t.l z.ts rt packet, from Jamaica,
and the WALSINGHA 51, from Lifbon, are hourly
expeaed.—Wind W. S. W.

PLYMOUTH. FEBRUARY 12.
Came in the May, of Jerfey, Capt. Jon); RON*
GPM, from Port Trien in France, laden with
oyflers, for this port.
Arrived the Bywater, SWINNY ; Stag, BARNES ;
Aftive, MARKS ; Rochefler, HALL ; Elizabeth,
ROBINSON ; Lady Annabella, EMERSON ; and the
Indutlry, DUNCAN, all from Sunderland ; alfo the
CARY S fORT, of 28 guns, Captain FANS H AW, from
the Eafiward.

Sancti the CALCUTTA, of 56 guns, Captain
WOODRIFF, for Poitfmouth, to take on board
conviets for Botany Bay ; and the Diligence, Capt.
Warr, front Philagelphia for London.—Sailed
alto the Sophia PetroneDa, Capt. Zona, far Saint
Übe's, in ballaft.

Came in the HUNTER, of t 8 guns, Capt. Jonas,
from Dublin and Liverpool, with volunteer lea-
men, for the fleet fitting for fea at this port. The
RAMBLER, of 14 guns, Captain T. INN Es, now in
Hamoaze, is to be paid off loon, all (Landing, and
rtcommiffioned immediately by Captain T. lusts.
Came to, laft night, off this port, and failed
again the NILE Eaft Indiaman,Captain Slit/mots,
Born China, with teas. Mr. HEANSTOP, an officer
of the NILE, landed here, and fet off with dif-
patches for the Hon. Eaft India Company from
Meas. BINDWOOD and Sou, agents to the Com-
pany at this port, and its dependencies. She left
China the 25th of May, 1832, and experienced
feveral gales of wind on her paffage, in one of
which, about a month fince, the fell in with the
MINORCA Eall Indiaman, with teas,alfofix months
from Canton ; but from the violence of the gale
parted company between this port and theWeftern
Wands.
London, England, 1803-08-22

NOTICE TO CREDITOR&

WHEREAS attek,46;eat Yarmouth,
in the County of Norfolk. Cabinet-rnaker, bath weed
over his eteds to Mr. Junes Barb of Great Yarmouth, Timber •
Merchant, and Mr. Bernard Bowles, of the ram rows, Grocer,
for the Benefit of his Creditors, the raid Creditors anbomb, ta:
forma, that the raid alfignmeot lies at the Coming-Ipda of the
kid James Balky, for the Signatures of fuch of the Cal Credible, as
are dermas of taking the Dulcet thereof.
Great Yarmouth, Aug. 803.

SIiIIEKNESS, KENT, AUGUST at clog.
WHEREAS a perfnn calling bimfelf C
Paws. ands Matter's Mate in Ms Maiefty's Navy, did on
the gd day of Aagaft loft. hire a Single Node Chafe from a Mr.
John Carey of Ststands to the Ilk of Sheppy, for one day, to go to
Rochetter, bat who kas not Orme returned or been beard of, and
is rumored to love taken the Paid Haft and Cbalfe to Bath : tie
(Salta is *aid brown with the cypher " W." in the mansis,
idlest wheels and harps, grey Ws* and lace. yellow matting,
the wins hint when hired, the name Meta Philter Wm!, Mies,
lag, was painted in sapkab DO tic ose of the foot board. .2
la the Chaffs was an aged bay Mare about :et hands high, with
maim bee and sok, broken laws, white up to the bind palter
jaim, edits marked on the neat thoneier, tender as the rather,
and %mad in the near fore fetlock—Whoever will give informa-
tion ita the fold Mr. Carey, where the Hotfe and Chalk may be
amt with, or caufe the fame to be returned to him, will be Mew
sully esimpadated for their trouble, and every opens paid.
London, England, 1803-11-07

RUSSIA.

Sr. PETERSIBUIGH, SEPT. 13.—Tbe grand Au-
tumnal Reviews, at Krafno Celo, ate now ended.—
The number of troops were 40,000. The Reviews
Lilted ten days, and gave entire fatisfailion to his
Imperial Majelly, who made feveral pron otions, and
difributed many valuable prefents amobg the lie.
nerals. His Imperial Majefly has ordered 230,000
roubles to be dillributed in rewards among the mili-
tary preterit.
General Cunt Btrztrointis is Paid to be defined
for Governor of Livonia. Lieutenant Gen. Prince
Wor-saorsz i o is appointed Commander of the troops
in Georgia.
SEPTEMBER 27.—This day being the anniverfary
of the Emperor's Coronation, it was celebrated with
every demonflration of joy.
The Academy of Sciences are in treaty with M.
de VAILLAIIT in Paris, for the purchafe of his Mu.
learn of (laded s, inteas, butterflies, Surinam
lizards, &c. This n ufeum, well known as one of
the firma and moll complete in Europe, will be a va-
;liable addition to tic curioaties preferved in the
Academy ..f Sciences.

SE PriMIER 3U.—The beautiful fervice ref China,
which the Emperor has received as a present tram
the King of Prittfia, has arrived life. By an exprefs
from the Mines at Catherinenburg, we hive the
agreeable news of the difcoyery of a new gold mine,
which, from the Ertl trial, teems richer than any yet
ditcorcied in that place.
London, England, 1803-11-07

FROM THE PARIS PAPERS.

Beusss‘s, OCT. z6.—ln the night of the eta Bee.
THISA, the Minifler at War. arrived at Bruges from
()Rend, and immediately continued his journey. On
the night of the 24th he arrived here with a nume-
rous fuite, but proceeded on without flopping. The
fuburbs Amereceur at Liege have been dillinguifized
by the name of BONAPARTE.
HANSI/LOH, OCTOBER 31.—General Beeratte
and Lady, with tome Adjutants, have arrived here
from Hanover.

HAGU EsOCT.2s.—GelltralALl ZANDIR BERTKIRIL,
the French Minifier at War, after finifhißg his tour
through the maritime departments of the North, has
entered the Batavian territories for the fame purpofe.
He has lately vifited the ports of Zeeland, and ar-
rived on the evening of the day before yefterday at
Berg-op-Zoom. The head quarters of the French
and Batavian troops in this Republic, are on the
point of being eflablifhed at Utrecht. General Vic-
Toe, the Commander in Chief, Pets out this day for
the Hague, to remain in that city, where a part of
his Staff has already arrived.
Coarou, SePT. 23.—Two French privateers hay.
ing for Tome time Rationed themfelves, one in the port
of Cerigo, and the other in that of Zante, for the
purpofe of intercepting Britifh veffels,various remon-
(trances were made on the fubjea by the agents of
the two nations. The Government of the Seven
Ifles, defirous or adhering to the principles it pro-
claimed in its manitelto of neutrality, has taken the
neceffary meafures for enfuring to the belligerent
powers tho enjoyment of their refpeitive rights,
agreeably to the laws of nations and received ufages.
—Yellerday an Englifh frigate, (arming part of the
froadron which blockades Toulon, entered this port.
It had on board Mr. FOREST Illt, Conful General of
the Britilb Government, who has brought witty him
new credentials, which confer on him the title of Re-
fident in our Republic, with :awl. Rerling increafe
of falary, betides the fum of 6001. Reding, as an in-
demnity for the lofs be fiitlained at Zante during the
troubles of the Seven Mantis.
London, England, 1803-11-07

GERMAN?:

HAMoVIL, OCT. :B.—On the nth the Executive
Commitrion determined to purchafe the 2500 horfes,
lately required by the Fissr CONSUL. The French
G•vernment takes the expences on aril.; the college
of the deputies oss'y advance the mosey is theft/ as.
flame ! !I
The workmen engaged for the French army,
who till now were conllantly employed, are (aid to
have received orders to flop their work for the preterit.
Several fmiths wheelwrights, and carpentersltave '
been put in requilition lately by the French, to work
with all (peed on baggage-waggons, Ste. Hameln
is to be provifsoned for one year.
London, England, 1803-11-07

THEATRE ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN.

TO-MORROW EVENING, NOVEMBER 8,
will be perfbrmed the Comedy of
JOHN BULL.
Or, AN ENGLISHMAN'S FIRE-SIDE.
Perigririe, Mr. COOKE;
Tom Shutßeton, Mr. LEWIS;
Job Thoroberry, Mr. FAWCETT
Dennis Bnilgrudde-y, Mr. ROCK;
Dan, Mr. EMERY.
Lady Carolina Brarnore, Mns. H UMPHRIES ;
Mary Tbomberry, Mrt. GIBBS;
Mrs. Brulgrucklery, Mrs. DAVENPORT,
_ _

Jaw which will be pr.efented,/for the third time,' New Farce, is
Two Ads, called
RAISING THE WIND.
The Prologue to be fpoken by Mr. CLAREMONT.
The Charaiters by
Mr. LEWIS, Mr. BLANCHARD.
Mt SIMMONS, Mr. EMERY, Mr. A TKINS,
Mrs. DAVENPORT, Mrs. BEVERLEY.

71da Evening—Pizarro; with Raifing the Wind.
On Wedodday, King Richard the Third.
46n Thudday, Venice Prefav'd.
Qn Friday, the Comic Opera of the Cabinet.
And an Saturday will be sifted for the brit time, a New Co.
medy, in Five Ads, called Three pa Cents; or, No Wife No
Money !
••• The Public are refpeethilly informed that dae node& will be
given of the Night intended for the Patriotic Food.

FLANNEL WAISTCOATS AND DRAWERS.
'an ANDOLPH Norr, Flannel Draper to Has
Msritsr, r, No. tor, NEWOATE-STREET, having had
the bbOour to ripply the Nobility antothen with the above Arti-
cle. to diltribute aroma the Bride' Troops 101 war, bep leave to
acquaint them he has a large Affortment of Wu Smote arid Drawers,
which he will fell co very low terms to thole who may be dlipafed
to oliftribote_iissas at the prefent feafon of the year, for rcady
moot.—A kite Affortmant of Welch and other Than L; plain
and printed Salifitory, for Peplos, Ste. White and coloured Babes;
Table Cloths, bordered and plain.
Fleecy Hofiery, Blankets, Re. Ike.
London, England, 1803-11-07

DENMARK.

COPINHACIEN, OCT. 25 —His Royal Highners the
Ca WN PRINC2, with his Confort and their daughter,
will certainly be here on the 28th inflant, the Birth-
day of the Caowu PaiNcess. To-morrow we eve&
his Excellency the Miniller of State. Count Asia-
STORIFF.

The his frigate is returned from the Mediterra-
nean. In the Channel it met so Englilh frigates and
cotters, betides other frnaller veffels. There are now
three Englilh frigates in Elfineur Roads, of which
one as the VIRGINII of 44 guns. front the North
Sea. From Dant zielt we learn that a violent norm
raged there on the loth irritant, in wlieh many vef-,
kis were wrecked.

A Dutch fehooner, with a crew of 84 men, has
brought an Engla prize into Chrillianfand. Agreat
Englifh fleet lies now at Elfineur, waiting for a good
wind. Between the 17th and 24th Z 54 (hips have
palled the Sound.
London, England, 1803-06-23

COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.

i•RRIIT V. HOSKINS.

Mr. Serjeant Coca ar.t. moved for a Rule to flew
calcite, why the Defendant &mild not anfwer the mat-
ters of the affidavit, for a perfonal infult. The par.
ties are both Anomie' of the Court, and having been
before Mr Junin Haat ti at Chambers, on fume bu-
finefs, and a little irritated about it. when they came
nut of the Chambers, the Defendant laid to the Plain-
tiff, in a low tone of voice, have you any objations
to fettle it in an honourable way 1 This was a fort of
challenge. The Learned Serjeant raid. his client
bad no clifroStion to engage with Mr. tlufkins, who
was a &tong athletic man. Mr. Barret obferved, that
what be had raid to Mr. 'lattice HLATH was the truth.
Mr. Hollins came behind and kicked him down (lairs.

Mr. Jnaice Havre' obferved, that Barret had Hied
Come language before him which provoke.' Mr. Hof-
kins, and which he had not Rated.
The LORD CHIEF Jusrtcs obferved, that if this
was a challenge, they might have made a much more
ferinus motion. The Court of King's Bench won d
have granted an information To he fore, this was
A contempt of the Court.—Rule granted.
Mr. Serjeant Stumm moved to put off the trial of
a caufe till next Michadmas Term, on account of
the abfence of a material uitnefs, who is at prefent a
prifoner in France.
Mr. Jullice HEATH thought there was no pr•ibtibi,
lity of his return at that time, but on the tuppolni in
of the return of Peace. That espedation ssithen fu
(hors a time was rather ton fanguine.
Mr. Serjeant BEST, on the part of the Defendant,
agreed it Ohnuld be pet off for (ha prefort, on the
payment of the money into Court.

TURNLR O. ETI.ES, 111 Q
This was an union brought by the Plaintiff againil
the Warden of the Fleet, to recover a large lum of
money on account of the cleape of one Thomas John-
fon. Th. Phint:ff was noninited, baring dated in
his declaration, the committiiiir was filed of record,
whereas it appeared by the evidence it never had been
put upon the Roll.
On the motion of Mr. Serjeant VADITRAN, the
Court granted a Rule to (hew caufe, why there &fluid
not be a new trial; and to•day the cafe was moll
ably argued by Mr. Seijeant Ss+ s ?NIRO and Mr Ser
*ant Beer for the Defendant, and by Mr. Serjeaun
%ratio HAN and Mr. Serjeant Batter for the Plaintiff.
The Court delivered their opinions /gristle, and
held that the Plaintiff muft have the committitu, filed
of record, before he could bring an aaiun for an
efeape, and that of courfe the nonfuit was proper.--
. Rule difcharged.
London, England, 1803-06-23

-- -
PINK DYE for Silk Stockings, Glove', Cambric(
motto'', with printed Direftions, fo clear thatthe molt
untaught Servant cannot miftake. Prepared and void wholefale
and retail by Jona SCOTT, Water Colourman to her Mikity.
Strand, near Bedfordtareet. Price as 6d. the Packet,
which is fueleicnt for Two or Three Dozen Pair, or more accord-
gay cache Coltuir you with them.
sentt's Nankeen Dye, Liq .id ('rue Blue, durable Ink to mark
Linen with Pcn, which will not difcharge. His Water Colours
an
Cakes. lac prepared and fold wholefale and retail at the Manu-
?dory as above.

NEW MANUFACTORY..
D OBARTS, PLOWMAN, and SNUGGS, beg
i` leave matt retpedfully to preterit their Meats to the Nobi-
lity and Gentry. for their high and Battering approbation of the
nininerms and elegant Ar ides free Drefs i .vented by t►em; and as
their ambition la to de erve the continuance of the v, ry GAM-
gelato:id patronage they have aincedy caperi need, and having ea•
UMW their Macula dory, and brought it to the higheft degree of
Arredtion. they Cum thetriteives to educe (meets. by a conliaut
and fplendid variety of novel and elegant produdimis for billion-
/bac 4refs. They a3o requeit ilas Public to diferve. that their
"Mat Manufad..re tan be had gamine only m their Were•morns.
es there are (hops w►o fa (parlous and common under
the pretence of being from Roberta snd Co.. Manutadory—Con•
litUdy at Royal Imperial Nett, with and without Silver and Gold;
Chawberrys, Basset Cambric* hdian Mains, Italian Serious, in
Gold and Silver. biped, firmed, and plain.
N. B. An mush. Golledion .(every Article for Families going
into Mounting. •
N. g. CJiandowdreet. Covent-Garden
London, England, 1803-06-23

SHAM PLEADING.

It was formerly obferved, that the Conrt ordered
in Attorney to thew cattle why a Sham Plea. which
he had pleaded, ihould not be Bruck out, and why he
fhnuld not pay the coils ?
Mr. BURROUGH fbewed wife againfl that rule. He
lamented that fham pleas had ever found their way
into the Records of that Court, or of any Court of
Mice : but they had been ured for a great number
of years, :tad no Gentleman ever refufed to fign•a
plea, met ely becaufe it was a fham plea. He thought,
therefore, it would be too much to vifit this Attor-
ney with coils for doing that which was extremely
common in the profeffion.
Lord ELLeNBOSOUCH obferved, that the only
Winds of Counfel, when they looked at Pleas, was
/o fee that they were legal and proper, fuppofing „the
fads to be true, and to be finished they were not
fcandalous in matter. It was not to be fuppofed they ,
could know whether they were true or fa le. But the
Attornies who tired there Pleas, mull know whether
they were true or falle ; and they moil underhand,
that, whenever they did ufe them, they did it at the
rifle of was, when an application was made to the
Court tOr that purpofe. If they were not to make the
Attorney pay the colts, the Court would allp fhort
in a duty which they were bound to dtfcbarge to the
public.—Rule abfolutc.
London, England, 1803-06-23

INCOME TAX.

An Account of the Croft Afreltment and Net Ptodnee 40 the tlkfd
COME DUTY in Great Britain, for the year ending the sth of
April, t Bot ; dillingulbing the Charges of, Colledtion and 1,0-
dualons, and diftinguithing ale Returns made to Commercial
Commiffiriners. Z. s.
By Commilßoners for General Purports - 4,6A491 sJ 94
By Commercial CommifOoncrs.
On Income from Trade
On Income from other Sources

45t5,136 s 6 4
4,59,t05, a it.
London, England, 1803-06-23

NUMBER 453!

ROYAL CatCIA.

THIS PRESENT EVENING. JUNE 23, 1803,
will be prefonted a grr.tlDifplayof

HORSE VI ANsHIP, by the Icor •pid Ikquettrian.
For the 6th time at ,hibTheatrr. with the Original Mae, New
Scenery, Dreffes. and Decoration*. a Grand Spedarde, called
THE BLACK FORE-ST ;
Or. NA'T'URAL CHILD.

lakaybfeb Mr. Robert—..laTode,;eel.;;;edPerformer from the
Continent (under Whofe direetion the Sped*aele is produced)
,wilt make his Iftb appearance; and who. in the courfe of hi•
per ()mance. will, with Mars Roberts, Betterton, Ridgway
and Montgomery, introduce a variety of new and appropri.itc
Combats.

After which, fiat thne, with an entire New Overture Mr

Saralerion.in which feveral Airs will be iatrod..ced on the 0b,,,
and Union Pipe., by Mr. Smith from the Theatre Royal,
Bath, a New local temporary allutive Divertirement, called
OUR NATIVE LAND,
AND I'ES GALLANT PROTECTORS.
in which Mils Howe Is, from the Theatre Royal, Covent•Gardcn,
_ _

will make h.r OcR appearance on this Stage.
And, for the 3,:td ti ,e. will be performed, an entire new, grand,
Vocal and Pantoreilaskal Tale of Enchantment, (with New
Mae. Scenery, Maehinay. Dreffsa. and ;booted a), called
NUMBER NIP ; w
Or, THE ELFIN KING 4 4' THE GIANT MOUNTAINS.
Doors to be opened at Half-pall nee, to hers at Half-paR Six.
.110:,Ae-lecond Price, ssa—Pit ac-.. Second Price, is.
Gallery, tr..--Second Price, ftd.
Edwants cannot p. fftbly keep places later than half part (even.
Second price at halt p.R eight.
London, England, 1803-04-11

PLYMOUTH, APRIL 9.

The \Tierney, of t to guns, which has been in
Dock Come time pall, to undergo Come flight re-
pairs, will go out of Dock in a Ipring tide or two.
The Viso,' en, of ;:f guns, which has been fo long
in the upper South Dock repairing, will form be
quite &inlet,, and will then be as complete a Ili.
gate of her clefs AS any in the ferrite. The HIRER.
NSA. of t to guns, is now quite planked to her gun-
wales. Left night a logger and cutter, per fignal
got under weigh from Hamoaze, went down the
harbour and flood out to tea with a prefs of fail to
the weliward. It is luppored they are gone down
Channel, to pick up men from our homeward-
bound fleets.

The DAS URAL, Of 18 puts, Capt. Drotroi“,icnow
waiting in found, it is laid, to rake out difpatchts
to Italie of our Foreign Poffeflions. She is at
at Angle anchor for a flart at a moment's warning,
being provilinned and (lured for four months. All
the Its line of battle Ihips which are fitting for fea
in Hamo.tze, are completely vidualled and fluted
for lix months.
London, England, 1803-04-11

PORTSMOUrIf. APRIL zc.

The Royal Mottoes, dellined for the Garrison
cf Slew South lVales, embarked nn Wednefday,
nn hoard the Cotcurve, Captain WOODRIFI.E.
Lieutenant-Colonel Cott.tirs, of that Corps, who
is going out Governor of the C. Sony, arrived here
this morning. The ()CRAM tranfport, which is to
ece‘mpany the Csacur re., arrived from the
Downs yetlerdar.
Rear. Admiral HOLLOWAY has fhifted his flag
from the l'utssaN r to the GLADIA roe, Lieutenant
CortotAy, which Ihip has bcea fitted un purpofe
for its reception.

Went out of harbour the PUtIISA%T.
Several Catimillions of OiTeets for the ROYAL
SOYLRLIGN, BRITANNIA, and Wimnscut CASTLE,
at this port, arc received, but no Captains are as
yet nominated.
London, England, 1803-04-11

TORBAY, APRIL 7.

Captain Tome AS BURROW,. a ;:le flap RCClbriagt, letter of
marque, of London, armed with ten to pounders, and forty
hands, failed from Torbay the 3d of flay tSico, in ballatl,
tie-
flined for the cualt of Peru, on the whale tithery; arrived on
the coal! of Chaise the early part of January iflot, and after
finite tour caught about too tons of oil, during which his crew
were fu infeeled with the fcurry,that ltg had not hands enough
left to work the tbip. He was under Ake sterility of running
in under the land of the Ifland of St. Mary's (colt of Chitin.>
to partly bury the people in new earth, to firmer them of their
diforder, leaving no perhat on board hut the laid Nlalter, his
Mate, and tines of the crew. While this was performing, a
fhip (which bad been ti► re for &limiter purpofe) failed and left
in with two Spanifh armed (Win, and informed theist of the fi-
tuation of the Redto idge, and Win towed and piloted the Spa-
niards ; when no the 3oth of Deceniber aot, the Britan-
n a, ot to eons, and the Canoe and Pollux, of 22 guns, the two
armed Spann's chips, began to Are revered brimales at the Red-
bridge, altbongh Ow did not nor could make any refillanc..;
then boarded and took her, and canted h. r into Conception
Port, and front thence they were fent to I iota, wish all the
(irk crew imprifon. J. and pinioned in an ontifu..lly barbarian
manner; in which litintion the poor crew remained OD the s6th
of Odlobcr t!Ca, although the Viceroy had prior accounts the
Preliminaries of Peace were fired. Ceram Du It Mows then
bribed the centinels, and got on board the Juliana, of Ham-
burgh (in difguife). WoLer It ►indly hid him. arid being
on Plymouth, veer hernanfly tan with the land, ma Captain
l;us ao w s in: board c.w of pm. • l'orbay tithing fluor ykAtud,y
&Di cacuiag Lc %u lawl3lfaic Leer.
London, England, 1803-04-11

GREENOCK, APRIL S.

Arrived the Columbia, Warr, from Charlellon,
after a pallltc,,re of 28 days : tailed along with the
Enterprife, CAMERON, for Clyde, and kept her
company for to days—left loading for Liverpool,
the Achilles, DoUGLas, who would be ready to
fail in ten days.
Arrived here from Kilalla, the John, BRITTON ;
fpoke on the morning of the 3d current, the bri-
gantine Diana, GROSSAR n, of and from hence for
Newt;:undland, idand of Sanda bearing N. N. E.
dillant one league.—Wind S. S. W.—All well.
We learn from Dumfries, lince our 411, that the
!hip Lucy, mentioned as being wrecked on the foot
of Bonhomie Bank, went to pieces front a heavy
Ewell of the fea. Before this event, 198 bales of
cotton, 23 barrels of pitch, and one piece of ma-
hogany were landed, but the remainder of the
cargo, except form pieces of pine timber, which
have once come on fhore, will be totally 1011.

FROM LI OYD's LIRT.

DIAL, APRIL to—Arrived the Greyhound cutter from a
attire, and remains, with his Welly 5 chips as per hail—
Wind S. _ _

•
Gs AVR %LW°, APRIL to —PalTscl by tbr Robert and Sarah,•
—; and William and Mary, Monkey, fur GaUipoly ;
—,
front ; Apollo, Flinn, from Alicant ; Richry and
lielsetfon, Trek, from Barcelona; Venus, Janfen, from Atu-
Rerdant ; Adventure, —; and Flight, —, from Rotter-
daniSailed the Jafon, for Halifax; Concord, Clouding,
for Africa ; Jamaica Planter, Feard, for St. Vinccnt's ; Anshro-
Ira, Harvey. (or Cadiz • Lmbden Packet, —, fur Ham-
burgh; Milbank, Reid. for StOtin ; William and Mary, Daniel,
for Limerick; Fricndlisip, for Cork ; Prince(' Elizabeth,
—,
for New Providence ; and Elizabeth, Sundlay. for
Rotten.
London, England, 1803-04-11

DOVER, APRIL w.

We are all without any certain news about
peace or war ; yel.:rday, at nine •P. M. the I Iva.
cinth, Cap,:tin Pox:Ail., arrived here from Calais,
with :I paifengers ; Ow N SMITH OWV.s. Eli!. al-
to carne by the fame velel ; arrived alfo the Oucen
Charlotte, Captain CUKLINC, with 183 C:likh and
bags of foreign coin, which is the oily coin we
have had over for Tome time pall : we augur here
in favour of peace from the French permitting
again coin to be exported.
To-day, about 011 C P. M. an open boat arrived
here from Calais, with an exprels to one of our prin-
cipal merchants, which was fent off exprels to
London-. It is faid the public opinion at Paris is
in favour of peace.
London, England, 1803-04-11

GERIII4NV.

HAMBL,k(III, APRIL t.—A paragraph, Paid to
be by command of the Fittsr Cousin., has been
in crtedi n the Correffronderuen, a Journal publithed
li:te, declaring, that thould .t w.tr between Eng-
land and Fiance adually break nut, Bowavati s
will recognize no power otherwile than an aliy or
an enemy.
The libel upon his Britannic Maptsry, which
appeared at full length in the Hamburg!' Papers
of the gosh oh. and which was before that wifely
modified by the Syndic and Cenfor of the Pres,
was, it is laid, previoully communicated to Sir
Gsoacs Rustroxn, the Britifh Charge d'Affaires,
who is reported to have anfwered, that if the Se
nate was forced to content to the infertion of fuch
coramanications from the French Government,
they mull of conrfe do the fame juflice to loch
a:ticks as he, Sir Grotos, might receive from his
Government, and publifh them accordingly. This
wretched lampoon had the effeEt of railing the pre.
fent prices of :durance from 5 to TO per cent. as
well as the prices of coffee and fugar.
To.day an Englifh nl:flinger palled through
t'is city to Berlin and Petlriburgh i and two
French couriers are likewife ar7ived, one of whom
brought letters and difpatches to Citizen Reis-
H ARO. the French Miniller, refpeaing the contents
of which nothing has as yet tranlpired.
A letter from Vienna, of the sad ult. mentions,
that among various regulations made by his bil-
PPR I A L MAJERI r, with regard to the Army, is that
of placing the Archduke CitazzEs at the head of
the War Department.
A great fermentation prevails at Cobourg.—
1 The Duke, experiencing much oppolition in Come
meafures of reform, has been obliged to requett
affifiance from the Conrt of Drefden. On the lath
tilt. a detachment of 168 Saxon dragoons arrived,
loon after which feveral perfons were al retied, and
'the Town Council was diffolved.

LONDON.
London, England, 1803-04-16

To thc PROPRIETOEIS of EAi r

LADIES AbD Gesittratew
PERMIT me to take the
earlieft opportunity of
offering my moll grateful Thanks fur the Honour ut the'
Support I received yelterday, at the EleCtion at th„! India
Houle. Although from the pre-occupancy of the Ground b.-
feveral other Candidatt.s, who engagi d numbers of Vote, th
I have jolt reafon to believe migh• erherwife have be n
in my favour, I have focn without Surpriz.. their fJper:or num-
ber upon the Ballot, yet the fpnittatieuus su!iport aff.r.l ..1 to
the by many PropriCtors, to whom I had no rcomvnev,ll,
but my Public Services, and the high refp:dali.t...y of
Characters are a (mace of utiteir.,-.cd S it15f5.”...0., to nie, and
area very encourar,tig lo,:iev.i.ot of the more eff-.Slnnt
port I may hope to re,:eirc :it future.
There lieflclion• induce me refpenfally to fignif my In-
tentions of offning myfclf to your Notice whenever anoth,r
Vacancy may happen in the Direction, and to repeat my .tf-
furances, that the fame zeal and attention which I for many
Years gave to your Affairs, flail again be executed for your
Imctcft, fhouhl you be pleafed to confer upon me the honour-
able 'fruit I mean to follcit.--I have the honour to be,
Ladles and Gentlem, a,
Your molt faithful and obedient Servant.
Stratford.place, April ta, lap 3. JOHN BEBB.
London, England, 1803-06-24

This glay was publitbed, price so 6d.

AN EXAMINATION of the ti'lt IC CURES
the CRITICAL REVIE WERS on the TRANdI .ATION of
JUVENAL, by W GIFFOR D. Efq.
Printed for J. Hatband BnolifeUcr to her N‘ajclty, No. tsto,
toppoftte Albany Hook, Piccadiliy.
O( we my be h , price Xi. in boards,
The Third Edition of Gents on the State if Europe; tranaated
from the German by J. C. Nooks, Efq.

This day was publith:d. Twice Is.
A SHORT VIEW ol the CAUSES which led to
and juniffed the WAR wit► FR ANCiI.
Printed for John Hatchard, Piccadilly. Of whom may be had,
t. A Brief Difeourfe w►at Orders were belt for moiling of For-
rainc Force, if at any time they tbould invade us by Sca in Kent,
cr cifenbere. By Thomas Diggs. Firit printed 1590 ; now rw
printed.
a Thoughts on the Defence of this Kingdom. Put M. By
W. M. Pitt. Efq. M. P. Price tr. 6d
1. Retied:6ns on the Cantu K the War, and on the Conituft
of his Majelly's Mainers.
London, England, 1803-06-24

?NETHERLANDS•

Denims, Jr,res t6.—Anumgll the different bo.
dies of troops which have lately arrived on the coati
between Dunkirk and Havre are two demi brigades
of troops of the line, the one named the Terrible, and
the other the Immiscible, from their exploits in the cam.
pairs& of Germany and Italy. The former is at
Dunkirk, and the latter at Boulogne. The 68th de.
tai brigarkk which was intended for Tobago, is alto
fluioned at Dunkirk, where a large camp is forming
eta the Downs. Six new battalions of infantry are
at prefent encamped between Boulogne and Calais.
Thek troops, as well as the others which luceeffively
arrive are dcflined to form a part of the expedition
which preparing againfl England. On the other
baud, the Englifh eruifers are maltiplied on every
coaft, and in all direainsks.

The 45th brigade of the line from Maellrieht, has
paTed through Antwerp. on its way to Breda. The
Roth demi brigzde hasleft Ghent, in order tok.in the
French army. tinder General MOILTIti. A regiment
of Cavalry from Chalons is now on its march to 141-
steguen. where it is to wait ulterior orders.

The English, who, by the Decree of Government,
were detained here as prifoners of war, on their parole
of horniur, within the extent of the Department of the
Are now ordered to repair td Louvain, where
they are to amain, according to thy prefent arrange-
ment:tinder the (nisei inteirolance (firvegesfe) of the
vll,lllO of that place.
• • • fecitred on the !aspen.' Do.
' conficierAbly within tief_ few
4 y reef= affigised. The loft
ore ' to that of the tiehuge,
• A- • Isis than 27 fir Cent.
- -1 ‘6'
London, England, 1803-06-24

CROYDON, MERSTHAIA, and OODSTONE
IRON RAILWAY.

ANV' Perron or Persons inclined to undertake the
forming of the Ground furnifking fvfveriab, and executing
the neceffary Work for the Iron Railway intended to be ma 'e from
Croydon to Multiunit and Oodftone, In the County of Surry,may
fec Plans and a Specification of the With to be done, (after Wed-
nefday the 6th day of July next) by applying to Mr. Luttley, at
Wandfworth, to whom Propofals, fated up, are to be delivered,
on or before Monday tee igth day of the fame month.
By Order of the Committee,
Wandfwerth, Jane st , 5803. • W B. LUTI'LFY, Clerk.
London, England, 1803-06-24

ROMAN CEMENT.

TT is the property of this Cement or Mortar, to be-
case hard and impenetrable to Water -within a fear boors,
even If eapofed to the anion of tic Fes; and alto to form a very
itrong union with trick and Stone. It conuntrnicatcs uncommon
Strength to Buildings, and molt therefore proportionally enervate
their liability and duration. In all Foundations whatever, but
ly in the tonftrudtton of Dneks,Wbarfs, Bridges, Larks,
ankv, Drains, Mill Racer, Vats, and other aquatic Buildings:
its titirr and advantage are unqueftionablt; and it forms the
Rardeft sod molt STO NE-L lIC F STUCCO known in tliis Country.
Manufadured by Parker and Co. Bank Dile, London.
London, England, 1803-06-24

PHCENIX FIRE-OFFICE.
June r 3, 1803.
PERSONS whae Infurance Payments fall due at
Midfummcr are requelted to take Notice,t hat Printed Receipts
are now ready at the Offices in Lombard Itreet, and Corner of
Spring Garden, Charing Croft; and In the Country in the hands
of the feveral Agents. Attendance Is daily given for the Infuring
of Houfes, Buildings, Houfehold Goods, Stock in Trade, a,,tl Mer-
chandise; ilfo Ships In Harbour, Cargo in Ships and Li titers, in
Rivers and Canals, and Ships Building th Repairing, from Loft or
Damage by Fire.
T e tofu:ante of Agriiiiitural Stock, as firft praElifed by this
Office upon the reduced irate of Three Shillings per Cent. will be
found on due esaminatido beft adapted to the fecurity of Farmer.
tad Owners of fuel Property.
THOMAS WOIVILEY, See.
B. No Charge will be made by this Office for Policies of
'fed:trance upon Sums of Three Hundred Pounds or upwards.
London, England, 1803-06-24

ST. JAMES'S

Yeflerday her MAJESTY had a Drawinz Room at
St. James's, at which were prefent their Royal High-
nelTes the Duke of CUMBERLAND, the Duke, Prince
WILLIAM, and Princefs SOPHIA of GLOUCESTER, the
An:l64llop of CANTERBURY, their Excellencies the
Neapolitan, Danifh, Ruffian, Pruffian, Spann, Por-
tuuefe, Sardinian, and Turkifh Ambdfadors.
Duke of Cordon. and the Duchefs of Gordon.

.
Marquiffes—Salifltury. Cornwallis. Circelto, and Huntley.
Marchionefes--Salifbury, and liath.
Earls—Harcourt, Cardigan, Uxbridge, Chatham, Darlington,
Harrington. Macclesfield, Effingham, WeElmore/and, Carysfort,
and Waldgrave.
Counteffes—Cardigan,Uxbridgc, Buckinghamfhire, Talbot, and
Chatham.
Billops—Winchelter, Exeter, and St. David's.
Vircounts—Wentworth, Falmouth, CafUereagh, Bridport, and
Howe.

Vilkounteffes—Sidney, Dungannon, Wentworth, and Howe.
Lords—Stopford, Athlone, Aylmer, Braybrook, G. Thynne,
Newark, Wiloughby de Broke, Somerville, Radftoek, Sc. Helens,
Mountford, Bayning, Seßea, Muuntmorris, H. Stewart, Kenmore,
Ambertl, and Lorifdale.
I.adies—C. Johnfon, R. Bolton, Braybrook, Cavan, G. Thynne,
Sefton, Bellingham, Collingten, C. Danner, C. W.ldegrave, three
Fitzroy., C. Bellaryfe, Nepean, Rofslyn, Bruce, Aftiburnham. 7.
Viper, Rich, Stewart, J. Harrington, Clayton, H. Sularan, and C.
Duucombe.

Rich, R. Bolton, J. Harrington, W. Meador/O. Col.
lington, H. Neal, N. Popham, C. Morgan, ard W. Dulbat.
Colonels—Finch, Stewart, Smith, and Poyntz.
Captana—Palmer, Blackbunw, Weft, Legg, and Keene.
Meffrs.—Legg, Duncombe,Vanfittart, Methuen, Penn, Pocock,
Tierney, D.Gravenetr, W.Wynne, &oda iek, W. Bellafyle, Keene,
Grenville, Micklewalt, Ault, Blackburne. Mart, Fans, Wick.
Dam. and Gordon.
London, England, 1803-06-24

LAND-STEWARD.

AYOUNG Married-Man, who is perfea Mailer of
Fanning, Grazing, and Agriculture, and ha: a thorough
knowledge of Timber Meafure and Accounts, wiatcs t be em-
ployed as LAND-STEWARD to our Noblemsa or Gentlernaa.—
A line addretied, under cover, to Mr. Nelfon, Solicitor, Nu. IT.
Maddox •firect, or Mr. Clinger, Stationer, Piccadilly, will be du:y
attended to

TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT,
A. 1,1 pollAlion given Immediately,
A GENTEEL LEASEHOLD ESTATE, wit!,
Offices, Coach-houre, five-Rail Stable, Plcafure Croon.'
Walled Garden, Brew-houfc, Laundry, and Porter's Lodge. Toe
whole about Five Acres. Pleafantly lituate near the Bifbop's
lace, Norwich. The whole in molt exec knt rep dr, and in order
for the immediate reception of a family.—May he vic.;:d with
Tickets, as. dd.caeh.
Price and further particulars to be had of Mars Rafter, Sol,
Unthank, and Fof.cr, or of Mr. Bacon, Audlnflect. Norwich.

TO BE SOLD OR LETT,
LL OA; anJ Long-eitablifhed INN;
A
the WHI FE HART, In PE I'ERSWIELD. In the County
of iOU rHA'VIPTOSI,with the bTABLF.S, COACH NOUS!.
and Appurtenances thereto Wonting. PAL:Sion will be given
Ms Rion time.

Alfnto1;;Sold or Lett, and immediate pornlfili Oren, An
thy Commodious and Lmiteitablillied INN, the DOLPHIN, in
PETERSHELD aforefaiel, with Stab:lng, Coach Hodes, &c.
This Hook has been lately rebuilt in a fubltantial manner, and
way be Bad with or without the furniture.
For particulars apply to Mr. Thomas Walter,Portfea.
London, England, 1803-06-24

I.VMINGTON, HANTS.

A CAPITAL MANSION TO BE LET, FURNISHED,
TO BE LET, for Three Ycars (or for Two Yeats,
but for no Quarter Term) that convu..lious Nfanrion, called

THE GIi:OVE HOUSE;

TOgetber With the complete and elegant Nt.ol Furniture; Coach-
Houle, and Fotir-ftatted Stable ; well planted Kiteie n Garden, and
a neat Shrubbery; also a rich Paddock of about Three Acres ad-
joining.—Th= Hoak con•.atns on the Ground Floor,
A Drawing room, as fact fyia-e
A Dinirg room, of fame dimenflons
za feet in height.
A Library, 23 feet by 17 feet
A Dreakfalt Part lir, as feet by is
Over which are five bat Bed-rooms, two Dreffing-rooms, and
four very good Rooms for Servants There arc good and fishable
Dikes of every difcription to the Honk.
• Grove Hauls commands :leallog flews of the Sea, the lIIe of
Wight, and forrocnding Country, and is &wed at a convenient
dittance from the baths.

For funky particulars apply to Charlts St. Babe, Efq Banter,
Lynslnron ; If by letter, pea paid.

FOR SALE,
STOKE HOUS2, near BRISTOL, late the RESIDENCE of Sir
HENRY LIPPINCOIT, Baronet.
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION—By Mr. RIFT,

At the Buisange Colferhoure, Briftol, on Thurfday, the ioth day
of June infLuit, (wilds in the man time difpoted of by Private
Contrail, in which cafe due Nodes Will bf given.)
ALL that truly elegant, fpacioui, and well-built
Mandonkosfe, called STOKE-HOUSE, containing in
llreadth,in the Front, 73 feet and upward', and in Depth 45 feet
ad upwards, with til seat:try Utica, Caacb•boufes, Stabling
fcar Twentrfewr Horfa, and Oat-buildings, together with the
Gardens, Lawns, Shrubberies, and Put thereto belonging. Stow
Is the PAH& of Walitory opon-Tryna, in the County of Gloater-
ter, about Two Mlles from Brittotand Hatt a Mile from Cline •,
containing Id the who*, by a late Admelfurernest, Fi ty-Lnit
Aetna t►tsoaboats, bounded by a semi at 'w all, now in com-
plete Repair, and h for the (=media e Raid •nce of a largo Family. •
The Park is moll bcaotilittlly planti.d wit► Oak, Elm, and other
Trees, now is. the great ft pafee,Ln.
The &nation of tbefe Pranifes is one or the Brit about Brian!,
or pet•baps in this King& im, con standing a delightful View• of
the Britt,' Chrome!, Lord De Clifford's Park, Maize Call and
Woods, King's Waal Hill, and the forooodlng Country.
The Haub:bold Furniture, Linen, dtc. BOW 4:1 the rruntifes,
may be taken by a Putehafer at a fair Appraifement.

P~ftcd Particulars of t►e Eftate may be had of Hurry Dash
tilkitor, BMW, to whom Application is to be made for a View
thereof, and for purchafint by Pritate Contra&
London, England, 1803-04-29

S P,JRTIA'G INTELLIGENCE.

NrwMARI:FT FIRST SPRING MEETING.
THURSDAY, APRIL 28.
The Kire% flare of loop. for 4-yr. olds, t tR,
:.yr. olds, I t lt. 91b.; 6 yr. olds And aged. t aft
R. C.
1. -

kvil!ria.k. h. Dirk Andrews, 5-yr. old.
.r C. Bunburv's b. f Eleanor. 4-yr. old.
I.d. Cirofvenor's b. e Squire TCAZ'Co 4-Yr.01d.3
!k:r. I.'. Jones'. br. 4. Orange flower, 4-yr. 04. - 4
larimth's gr. m. Marela. 4-yr. old. dr.
'\'r. Watfnn's b. h. Lignum Vita, 5-yr. old. - dr,
Seven to aon Dick Andrews-6 to t againfl
Eleanor—TO to I againft Orange Flower.
Mr. Coventry's I'm-Yorkfhire-Yet,late Sir John,
71. t3lh. heat I.d. F. G. Ofbom's Gulliver, 7ff.
sib. Acrofs the Flat, Itrogs. h. ft.-5 to 4 orb
I.'m-YurkfbireNet.

Littr

COURT OF KING'. BENCH, APRIL s*.

The cafe of Develin, the Sheriff's Officer, who
arrefted a %in in trover for rociol. for a box of
papers, cat. on this morning. The name of
Wilkiufcn was marked on the writ, as the name
of the attorney, and Develin told the defendant it
was Mr. J. L. Wilkinfon, cf Gray's Inn. This, I
upon-enquiry, turned out to be falfe ; Mr Wil.
!tinfoil denying all knowledge of the tratilaaion.
After this was difcovered, the defendant was ferved
with in order for changing the attorney, and ap-
pointing a Mr. Sherman in lieu of Mr. Wiikinfon.
The WI named attorney, and Develin, were or.
shred left term to anfwer the matters of the de-
fendant's affidavit, and to explain the tranfaslion.
Develin, in his affidavit, denied any knowledge of
Wilkinfon's name being falfely affumed; and laid,
be received the writ from a perfon named Atkin.
fon, who told him he managed Wilkinfon's bufi-
nefs while he was out of town. Sherman, the at-
torney, threw the whole tranfaßion on his clerk,
,Atkinfon, whc; he Paid, bad done it in his name,
without any- communication to him. An affidavit
of Atkinfon's was read to the fame effeet, but it
appeared, to prevent further trouble, Mr. Atkin.
fon had thought proper to abfcond. As Sherman,
in his affidavit, did not deny his knowledge of the
place of his concealment, and feveral other fufpi-
dons circumllanees appearing, the matter was or-
dered to (land over, and Sherman was dircaed to
give a further anfwer.
London, England, 1803-04-29

HYDROMETRICAL STANDARD.

Dedicated to the Right Hdocurable the I.ordl Commiffion-
i of Has Majeltv's Tresfury.
By R. ATKINS, and Cll.
MATHIMATICAL INITtVYtNT MIMIC

Printed for, and fold by, the Authors, No. t 36, Fenehurch-
!treat ; and alfo fold by Cadell and Davies, Strand , and G. and
J. Robinfon, Paternoßcr-row.

VTwANTED Soot. —A Gentleman of refpeeta-
b t l hiving o:calion for this rum, on perional focurity,
will transfer to the icndcr two Freehold Cottages (let at an old
rent of cos. each) if payment is not demanded till the deceafe
of one of two perfo..,--the ages 73 and 50. The intereft to he
Paid half yearly or otherwife.—Letters, front principals (only)
pat paid, with real agnatures,addreiTed to T. C. at Mr. Allen s,
Perfumer and Toyman, N 0.38, Bithopfgate-ltreet, will be at-
tended to.

MONEY READY TO ADVANCE.
WHEIMAg isiany Ladies and Gentlemen
frequently Puffer great pecuniary inconvenience from
want of knowing tome refrediable cirtnnel through whufe me-
dium they may be accommodated with temporary nr perma-
nent Sums of Money, all Perfons in poffetli:m of Incomes arif-
ing from Freehold, Copyhoid, or Leafehold Ethics, in Land
orlionfes, Money in the Funds, Rent Charges,Marriage Set-
tlements, Wi.lows Jointures, Annuities, Patent Plates, Cler-
gymen's Livings, or any.'other income for certain Life, may
be fupplicd with temporary oft Sums penttanen of Money to
any amount, by paying an adequate Annuli), ititereit for the
fame, redeemable any time at their own option. The NoSility
and Gentry of known property may be accommodated on their
perfonal Security. Perfbnal applications will be received every
day till three o'clock,and Letters from Correfpondents in town
or country (poßrld) will be immediately anfwered, addreffed
to Meals. Harris and Co. at their tnnuity Bank, No. 9, Great
Suffolk-ftreet, Charing Crofs.
To BUILDERS, and BARGE, LIGHTER, and BOAT
London, England, 1803-04-29

BUILDERS.

TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION—By JOHN AYRES,
On Monday the ad of May, and two following days,
at Twelve o'Clnek each day, at Randall and Brenta Ship
Yard, Greenland Dock, Rotherhithe,
A Confiderable Quantity of New Oak Beams,
Timbers, Knees, alk Wlmber, Scantling Thick Stai,
Plank, Plank Ends, Tops, Chocks, SUM, and Lifting', Eho
Plank and Slabs, Fir Baulks and Deals, Fir and Oak Fire
Wood, and a great variety of New and Old OffaL
May be viewed three days preceding the hie, (Sunday ex-
cepted) and Catalogues had on the Premifes, and of Mr. Ayres,
Broker and A udloncer, Hoondfditch.

TO AREWERS, DISTILLEkS,
TO be Sold. FIVE fecond-hand COPPERS.
one ot Thirty Bards. one of Sixty, one of Ninety, and
one of On& Hundred aci Twelve, with Dooms, and one of
Fifty Barrels, vritboat a Doom.—Apply to WWiam Pendia,
GoLitwin, and Co.'s Copper Works, Nos. 46 and 47, Shoe-lane,
Flat-ftreet, and No. 93, Hotindfditch, London, where Gat.
tlanen may be fopplitd vial every Ankle in Copper for boats
and foreign Trade.
N. B. Sober and good Workmen fent to any put of the
Canary to do Repairs, cover Buildings rail Copper, kg.
London, England, 1803-04-29

SUSSEX SOUTH DOWNS.

TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION—By VERRAI. and SON,
At the Old Ship Tavern, io Brighthebnkoo, In the County of
Sure:, on Thurfday, the 26th day of May next, between the
Hours of Poor and SI: o'clock in the Afternoon of that day,
'[HE Minor or reputed Manor of TRULY, to-
gather with the Capital Mersin. or Manion Houfe,
Barns, Stables, and other Outbuildings, and 320 Acres, more
or b fa, of Arable, Meadow, Failure, Sheep Down, and Wood
Land to the fame belonging, known by the revere, Names
of Truly Farm and Hards's Land, defirably &Date at Mbar-
ton, in Soiree, and now in the Tenure or Occupatioss of Mr.
William Grooms, as Tung under a Lade, which expires the
spa of September next
The whole Mit is Freehold and Iles well together, is dif-
tent from Steynine, Three Mlles, from Horlbam Twelve Miles,
from Shoreham Four Miles, and from Brighthelmltoo Twelve
Mile.,

The Honk and Buildings are fobftantial and in good Repair,
the Wood Land Is well Rocked with young growing Timber,
and a Navigable River rims within a few Miles of the ERate.
Edburton is Ode to the South Down., the Country abounds
with Game, and feveral Packs of Hounds are kept in the
Neighbourhood.
Poifawn may be had at Michaelmas neat.
To be viewed on Application to the Ten mt, and farther
Particulars may be hod of Mr. Mfry, fierltmoneeux, near
Battle; or Mr. Richard Tamer, Attorney, Lewes. Seas.
London, England, 1803-04-20

DE SOS V. PAGF.

Mr. GARROW dated the plaintiff's cafe. His
client was a merchant in Hamburgh, and brought
the pretent aaion againtt the defendant, a tiler-
:ham of this city, up .n two bills of exchange
drawn by the defendant, for the firm of
mares banco, which is about t tool. Britifh. The
bills, as drawn by the defendant, mentioned,
which pleale to fet to the account of Maguenck
and Co. Antwerp." The plaintiff accepted the
bills p: ovilionally, mentioning on the acceptance,
that it was alio under the guarantee of the defen-
dant. At the fame time he protelted the bids of
Hamburgh, according to the cultem in that city,
and accepted only under this proted.
The fame day he wrote a letter, informing the
d, fendant of his having accepted the bills pro
visionally." The defendant anfwered the letter,
by thanking him fur his acceptance; but flippnfing
that as foon as he received fuller advice from the
hoide in Antwerp, he would diachargc him from
his guarantee; here the matter retied for come
time The bills, when they became doe, were
paid, and in the mean time the honfe at Antwerp
fiited. The plaintiff, therefore, brought this ac-
ii.in againd the drawer of the hills of exchange,
had been paid to his credit.
The bills and letters were produced, and read.
Nli. GisiiS, on the part of the defendant, Rated,
that this tranfaaion was altogether on account of:
the honk at Antwerp, with whom the plaintiff
carried on a mod eircr.five and lucrative corn- I
merce. This bone had opened a credit for the
defendant at the plaintiff's houir, and it appeared
that the plaintiff willied t play fe and brie with
Maguenck, and he was A Tr,iti of diflibllging him I
by-not giving the credit, and at the fame time he
walled to have the gnarantee of the defendant ;
he had written a letter t.) Maguenck, informing
him that he had given the credit and accepted the
bills accordingly ; and he never anfwered that let-
ter of the defendant, whetein be regnefled that
lie would dilcharge him from the guarantee, as he
ntuft have received information to that purpofe
from Maguenck, nor did he ever remit this pro..
telt to the def.mdant. Under thole circumftances
he thought it mu t appear evident to the Jury, that
it was really for Maguenck, and not for the de-
fendant, that he had accepted and paid thole bills.
One of the Gentlemen of the Jury obferved, that
it appeared clear ta him that the plaintiff ought
to have anfwered a letter of fuch importance with
refpea to this.
The letter of the plaintiff to Maguenck was then
read in evidence for the defendant.

Lord ELLEN anitnucm, after obferving, with his
ufual force and abilities, on the evidence of this
letter, and the interetices which they appeared to
him to raife, left it to the Jury generally, as a
queliion purely commercial, in which their own
experience would require but little direCtion from
Thole letters, which they were well able
to conftrue, mutt determine their verdia. If they
believed that the money had bcen paid on account
of the drawer, the plaintiff mutt have a verdia;
if not, it mutt be for the deferidaat.
The Ju►y retired tor about twenty minutes.—
Verdia for the defendant.