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London, England, 1803-06-03

MALTA.

Mr. CANNItic raid. he rofe to move for certain pa-
pers relative to the Hand of Malta; and as his Noble
Friend had jult informed him that he did not mean
to oppofe the motion, he would not trouble the Houle
with any obfervations on the fubjerl of it. He then
Moved,
" That an humble Addrefs be prefented to his Majefty. that be
would be pea inidly pleafed to give diredsons to lay before the
V., Copies of all Memorials prefented by the Inhabitants of the
111 and of Malta to the CommitEonets appointed for carrying the
'lran foto etre& and atfo Copies of all Memorials delivered by
the Deputies from the inhahitants, between the figning of the Pre•
tirdnary sod Definitive Treaties of Peace."
The motion wan agreed to.
Mr. Cewmitio Paid, that as the difpofition of the
inhabitants of Malta, with regard to rece:ving among
them the Order of St. John. had been a Ilsbjea of
conftderable doubt And difciiiton among them, it was
neceffary to have fme document to know what wan
the difpolition of the inhabitants on that occafioa.—
He Mould, therefore, next move fir
capi.n of all 0-nonionic-Aims tranfodued from Lord Corn-
fu tie as thi y related to the Mend o Copies of
the Protocols which pallid between Lord Cornwallis and Citizen
joieph 80/layette. relative to the Ifiand of Mala."—" Copies of
all Papers wh.ch went to Otrw the dirpofitions of tie inhabi an t
of Malta with regard to their receiving the Order of St. faith of
erasion:"
Lord lieweesswor laid, that to the firft motion
made by his Hon. Friend, he had not objelted, be-
caufe he conceived there was fume Parliamentary
ground to call for it ; inafmuch as conliderable arels
had been laid on the privileges that were about to
be granted to Malta ; and it might be necelTary for
the Houfe to have every degree of information on
the rithidt. But he could not agree to the other mo-
tions mark by his Friend, "as there was no
ground to call for the produetion of papers that only
went In fhrw what were the difpofitions of the peo-
ple of the ifland of Malta ; —and for which purpofe
the firft motion was fufficient. Still lefs reafon was
there to call for fpecific papers ariling out of com-
munications that had been publifhed in France.
The la three motions were accordingly negatived.
FRENCH costmaattat. COMMISSIONERS.
Mr. Casa lac laid. he had another motion to make,
relative to the COmmet cial Commillioners tent from
France to this kingdom. He then moved
" An Addl.& to his Ms+ fly. to lay before the Ili ufe the Or-
Ace for the departuru of Citiatin Chapuy from this Counter—Or-
dered.
London, England, 1803-06-03

HOUSE OF COMMONS.

Sir FRANCIS BARING brought up a Bill for eliabliihing Docks
and Baron. at Bias wall for the better accommodation of the Ships
betangin; tothe Eaft India Company ; and for the further Improve-
Meta cf the port of London.—Read a firit time.
Mr. A :..sx or a brought up the Report of the Convoy Bill.
Gen, rat C; A SCOYCNr. raid, he rofc to aft whether the Bill was
meant to extend. to Inland becaufe if it did not, be bad a prop°.
fition to that t treal to offer to the Houle.
Mr. VA ?: St ra ART r. lied, that it WU intended to extend it to
Irtlard. Ibe Bill was then ordered to be :cad a third time to-
h Ir. Marltharn's Divorce Bill was read a third time, and paired.
'I Pc AT r..R NEV t;KNERAL nierved for, and obtained leave to
br.ng in a Bill fur gen oving certain difficulties that have occurred
in the ifriting of Exch. cuer l ills.
The SECRETARY A I WAR brought up certain Accounts relative
to t‘..e ; and on a motion made by him to that elifed. a fe-
ted Can- mittee was appointed to enquire how far the provifions of
the Militia Aet of Ltigland ought to be applied to the Militia of
Scotland ?
London, England, 1803-04-07

SURICRY RAILWAY.

The Surrey Railway Bill was read a third time.
On the queflion that it pafs,
Col. WOOD Paid, that if the Bill really tended
to effeet what its title and provifions profeffed to
do, and that it would really benefit the Public, he
would not be the man to fay a word againft its
immediately paffing ; but he was of opinion it
would, on the contrary, be found very inconve•
nient and mifchievous in its confequences, and
particularly to farmers, who would be materially
injured by ir, and could not get their manure but
at a very advanced rate of carriage. He fhould
hope, therefore, that the Houfe would agree to
adjourn the further confederation of it for a fort-
night, which he moved accordingly.
Lord Wea. RUSSEL oppofed this delay, on the
ground that the Bill in every part had been moll
amply difcuffed in the Committee.
Mr. Hoerr oppofed the motion on the fame
ground. He raid, as minute an invefligation as
potlible had been made before the Committee, ef•
pecially as to carriage, and if any of the rates were
lowered, it would tend to fruitrate the objeas of
the BilL Without fome stronger evidence. there-
fore, than private fuggeaions, he hoped the Bill
would immediately pars.
The quellion was put, and the Bill paled with-
out a divifion.
London, England, 1803-04-07

HOUSE OF COMMONS.

The Sr■ informed the Houk that he had received a
Copy of the Mama of the Proceedings of the Board of
CommiMoners appointed to take Evidence Wady( to the
Dublin Unite:by Election, and that ►e had Weed Ids Warrant
for titan to re-amber on the 25th init.
A perfon front the "I'reaftuy of !inland brought up the slish
Report of the Cowintimers of Pub ie Accounts, end kveral
other Accounts, purfnant to Aft of Pertiatnest, which were
ordered to lie an the table, and be printed.
Mr. NV:amnia pee notice that he &mild, on the Ali eves
day after the iteeefs, move that the food Rector be refund to
▪ Committee of she while Hods.

The to enable the Lord China wal Wart the
Lord Chancellor°, Irdand, itc. to dircet tic lels tied Mort-
gagcof the Lands of Lunatics, was read s firft that, and or-
dered to be read s feeond on the az tt inft._ _. _

--TheSodihwark Paving Bill waa read a third time, and 1
paired.
Mr. Daimon gam nadee, that he Amid to-marrow mote'
to poßpore the confideration of the Speciali Report of the
Committee oa the Great Grilnibr ',IRA rtildvc to the
condua of the Mayor, which now Rood foriserday, the 19th
left. to the Monday following. ....
.._

CAtMAITNIN COUNTY ILECTION.

Sir Pi PS SM. Put.vsN reported from the
Committee appointed to try the merits of the eon-
relied Elation for the County of Carmarthen, that
John Hamlin Williams, EA. was duly eleaed ;
but that the Petitions did not appear to the Com-
mittee to be frivolous or vexations.
London, England, 1803-04-07

EIRRIC[•UPON-TWIID ZLECTIOII.

Lord Halvsy reported from the Committee on
the contetled Eleeion for Berwick•upon.Tweed,
that John Fordyce and Thomas Hall, Efqrs. were
not duly defied, and that the fatd Ele&ion was
void ; but that none of the Petitions were frivolous
or vexatious.
London, England, 1803-04-07

RIMS, OP SOLDISIS ♦MD SAILORS.

The Order being read for their Lordthips going
into a Committee on the Bill introduced by the
Earl of RADNOR, for the more effeaual relief of
Wounded Soldiers and Sailors on their difcharge,
; the loading provifion of which was to factli•
tate the conveyance of fuch perfons to the places
of their legal fettlement, the Noble Lord flared
his intention to purpofe to defer that Rage of the
Bill. From what we could collet from the ob-
fervatioas of his Lordfhip, his intention was to
extend, as well as to ameliorate, the provifions of
the Bill. He Rated a cafe of extreme hardfhip,
which occurred with tepee to the wife of a foldier,
and which Teemed to induce him to the prefent pro-
ceeding.
The Loan CHAN ctLLot Paid a few words on the
oecalion. He appeared to concur in what fclifrom
the Noble Earl, and adverted generally to the cafe
cited by him, which he deemed a matter worthy
of the mon ferious coafideration.
The Committee on the Bill was then deferred till
that day three weeks.
Some private bufinefi was then difpnfed of; after
which their Lordships adjourned till to-morrow,
when a Comminion takes place, for the purpofe of
figoifying the Royal Alfcnt to certain Bills.
London, England, 1803-04-07

DROPSY.

M LUXMOO RE, of Southampton-buildings,
A.T-1- Holborn, Loodoh, (ate Surgeon at Uxbridge) begs
have to acquaint the Public, that be continues to attend
Patients in the different (pecks of this Diforder, both in Tow,.
and Coen T ay. N. B. Mr. L. thinks it neceffary to add, that
he may be confulte.i at Home in general every morning before
it o'clock, andin particular every Monday from to to tx.
N.B, No Letters, math port paid, will be received.
London, England, 1803-06-10

TO BE SOLD OR LET 1,

ALL thatCommidiottis and Lfmg•ell.thlifhed INN,
the 'WHITE HART, in Pk. in the County
of SOUTHAMPTON,with the S I'ABLI. S. COACH 1101JzitS,
and A prunenanets thereto ticlonging. P ,11;AS .n will k given
11. a Ruin time.

All to be fold or Lett, and immedia•e pllNfinn Owen. AU
that Commodious and Long•eltabllthcd INN, the UULIHIN, in
PIiLERSFIELD dordaid, with Stahlie Vouch Hawk*,
Tole Houle has been lately rabulk In a fulaltantlal manner, and
may be had with or without the runt ter:.
For particulars apply to Mr.:rheum Waiter, Portfea.

HANTS.
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION-By Mr. WELLER.

On Saturday, etc ath of Jtme loft. between the bona of tis and
(even in the evening, at the Bear Inn, Havant,
A TRULY Deferable and Valuable ESTATE,
comprifing a Farm-houfe, Barn. Stables, aid Out.boildings.
with 229 Acre, of Arable, Meadow,
P A—ure.. nd Coppice Lands,
lying very compadt,Stuate In thtpariOses of kiavam and Warbling.
ton, in the occupation of Mr. John Pollingtm, where term Si.
pires at Michaelmas neat.
The principal part of the Eftate is Copylsold:with sainted Fine.
and the remainder Freehold—The La d Tait is redeemed except
for a very (mall part.
There are many fcites on this Eftate eligible to erect! a Villa on,
for which the f.a`tires of the Grounds arc pre-eminently clinics.
guilhed ; commanding eztenfive views of the inland Country which
is highly picaurcfque, as wt.ll as of Spithead, St. Helen's, the We
of Wight, and Chichcfltv Harbour.
Printed Particulars will be delivered is Days previous to the Sale
aid may be had of Mr. Silver, No. as, Bedford-Mixt, Strand; at
the Chapter Coffee-hosfe ; of Thomas Andrews Mb.chin, Erg. °a-
part ; and of Mr. Weller, at his General Agency Office, Chichefter.
London, England, 1803-06-10

HOUSE OP COMMONS.

A Nieffare from the Lords informed the Houfe, that the Lords
had agreed to the Land-Tax Regulation and Militia Bills; and
fired that the Houfe would contpiumeaqt to their Lord(hips, Co-
pies of the F'irß and Second Reports of the Committee to whims
the Survey of the Highlands of Scotland had been referred.
The London Poet Improvement Bill was read a fecuud time,
and committed for Tuefday.

A perfon from the Trcafury in Ireland brought up certain Ac-
counts Ordered to lie on the Table.

Mr. Coital' obtained leave to bring in a Bill to Amend Corers?
Alta of Parliament for the better Coiledlon of the Revinues in
Ireland, and for the Prevention of Frauds therein; and alto to
make further Regulations for the like purport .
M. COILIT alfo Rated, that a Bill had paired both Houk+ ter
more &et-Wally punifking Perfons who mould deßroy Ships at
Sea, as well as their Aceefraries on Shore. Wifhing, as he did, in
conformity to the Articles of the Union, that all regulations rela-
tive to trade, mould be the fame in both parts of the United King.
dons, particularly every eircumftance relative to Penal Laws;
upon that principle he would move for leave to bring in a BUJ to
extend the fame law to Ireland. A Motion to that died was put,
and Leave was given to bring in the Bill
The Bill for Confolidsting the Afferred Tares, and the Bill for
Regulating the Colic ion of the runt, were read a fecond time,
and ordered to be committed to-morrow.

The CISAINCILLOR of the Excn tqo ea then obferved,tkat after
there Bills were reported, a furaciesit time ftwuldbs glom for tak-
ing them again into cottfideratioa.
The Houfe, in a Committee, west through the Dill for Regu-
lating the itfue of Exchequer Bills. To be reported to-morrow.
The Bill for efta►litbing Magazines In Northaruptotaire, waa
read a record time. To be committed tomarrew,

Lord EJlenborougls's Wit, for preventing malicious Shooting
Scalping, roil*lung, Re. which was pa/fed by the Lords, was read
a Sett, and ordered to be read a [mond time on Monday next.
London, England, 1803-06-10

DIED.

..... .
Laft week, at her honk, in Mansfield-ftreet, aged 73, Mrs.
Trapani!, relidt of the late General Trapaud, a Lady univerf.lly
lamented by all her numerous and rdpedtable friends, and diftm-
guifhed for her humanity, beneeolcnec, and politcnefs, in every
circle of fncial life.
At Bridgend, in Glamorganfhire,on the 7th loft. in the 78th year
of her age,Mrs. Morgan a filter of the late Dr. Price, and putt. tied
of all the amiable qualities which diflinguithed that excellent wan.
On the 25th ult. at Kilchoan, Argyllthire, Major John Mac-
lachlan of Killnide, late of the ,t jth regiment.
At his honk at Stoke, near GoSport, Richard Wsfinder, Efq.
of Scholcy, I.ancatbire. aged 39.
On the 26th ult. at Stoke Newington, Thomas Rickards, Efq.
At Deptford, Kent, of a confumption, in the 47th year of his
age, Mr. G. Mitchell, Attorney at Law.
On Sunday fall, at Brompton, Mifs Curwen, alert dzughtct of
John Christian Curwee, Efq.
In the Viand of Bermuda, the t 4th Rebrrary laft, where he had
gone for the recovery of his health, Mr. Thomas Thornton, attor-
ney, Jamaica.
On the aßth ult. at Havre de Grace, in rtance,Thomas Co'low,
Efq. an eminent merchant of that place, and formerly of the Wand
of Tobago.
On the 4th inflant, at Briftol Hot Wells, John Coflow, Efq. of
Stapleton, North Britain, for many years Collecltor of his Majtfty's
Cullom in the Bland of St. Vincent.
London, England, 1803-06-10

h!n'tin.

On the ALI, tilt. at I.utle, the Lady of Colonel Robertfor•. of
Ludt., of a fon.
At Springfield, near Fortes, the Lady of John M.Dohald, Efq.
of a fon. on the loth ult.
At Millay Barracks, the Lady of Captain Weftropp, of the
Royal Manes, of a daughter.
At Plymouth, the Lady of Mr. I:ugh Hughes, Surgeon in the
Royal Navy, of a fun.
Valet ty, at the houfe of Viec-Admtral Sir John Orde, Bart.
in Gloucraer-place, Lady Orde, of a fun.
London, England, 1803-06-10

MARRIED.

Wedncfday, at St. G eorgC':Church, lian over.fq u are, Lieutenant
Colonel Maitland, of the Firit Regiment of Go,:rds, to the Hon.
Louifa Crofton, ad daughter of the Right Hon. Lady Crofton.
At Edinburgh, Robert Campbell, Efq. of the 42d regiment, to
Mils Hand on of Woburn.
Richard Steele, of Mount Oliver, Q.2ten's county, Efq. to M ifs
Rattborne, daughter ut Richard Rathoornc, of Baltimore, county
Galway, Lfq.
Monday, Arthur Cayley, jun. Efq. of Grofvenor-place, to Mita
Lucy Caylcy.
At Titchfield, Hants, A. C. B. Cranford, Efq. late Captain In
the 711th regiment, to Mife Jane Letlie, of Crofton Houle, youngett
daughter of the late J. Lellie, Efq. of Buckingham ftreet.
On the aft intl. Patrick Irvine, Lfq. writer to the fignet, Edin-
burgh, to Mils Margaret Orr, daughter of Patrick Orr, Efq. en
Bridgeton.
At Cftafgow, Robert Mowbray, Efq. merchant in Leith, to Mira
Mi!borough Thornton, youngett daughter of the late John Thorn-
ton, Efq. of Kingflon, Jamaica.
In Moletworth-ftreet, Dublin, John Wogan, Efq. attorney, to
Mrs. Thomas.
London, England, 1803-06-17

THE PREFECT TO THE MAYOR OF BRUMES.

Citizen—l take the earliefl opportunity of acquniiit.
ing you, that I have received official Von/tat:on,
that the FIRST CONSUL lets ont in the courfe of this
week to proceed to the United Departmezts. I re-
quett you to haften the preparations for his t cception.
I falute you, DOULCIT FONTICOWLANT.
London, England, 1803-06-17

DROWN V. IVISDONVOOD.

This was an application to the Court for a new
trial. It was an adion tried at the laft Stafford of
fizes, to recover the value of a quantity of flint deli•
vered to the Defendant for the nfe of the potteries.
The defence was, that it was not of the proper qua
lity. The estate ladled the whole day, and at laft the
witnetfes were examined, feveral at a time, in order
to endeavour to get through it, becaufe the Commit.-
lion at Coventry was to in opened on the fame day.
'As it grew late, the Learned Judge, Mr. Baron
GR•HAMp was obliged toleave it imperfeAly tried, th.t
he might get to Coventry before twelve o'clock, to
open the Commiffion there. A newtrial was granted.
London, England, 1803-06-17

ROYAL AMPNTTHEATRE.
• ASTLEY'S, WESTMINSTER BRIDGE.
VD* the Patronage of their Royal Highndrea the Parmcs of
WALES and DURI of YOIL/L.

Cr In eonfequenee of the great extent of Scenery, MachidetT,
in preparation for the NEW COMIC PANTOMIME
which will be produced
ON MONDAY NEXT, the following Entertain-
ments will be repeated one week longer, rig.
The Caledonian Ballet, called
THE FALSE .FRIEND ;
Or, THE TWO PRISONERS.
The Grand Speaacle Romance of
THE CASTLE OF OTRANTO.
*attain Feats of Horfctnanlhip, Comic Song% due. to conclude
with the Popular Pantomime of
SILVER STAR.
Clown, Mr. LAURENT ; and Columbine, Mrs. INYMOW.

NOVEL:

-,-ROVAI. CIRCUS.

'THIS PRESENT EVENiNG, JUNE 17, 1803,
will be prefented a amid Mph), of
HORSEMANSHIP,
By the Intrepid Equeftrian, and Monf. Hawke.
And, for the t yth Uwe, will be performed, an attire new grand,
Vocal and Pantondrnical Tale of Enchantment, (with New
MuEc, Scenery, Machinery, braes. and Dmeratims), called
NUMBER NIP ;
Or, THE ELFIN RING OF THE GIANT MOUNTAINS.
*tor the left time at this Theatre, with the Original Mac, New
Seamy, Drabs, and Decorations, a Grand Spectacle, called
THE BLACK FOREST ;
Or, NATURAL CHILD.
rn which a celebrated Performer front the Continent (side:Mho&
diredinn the Speduic will be produced) win make his left ap-
pearance in a principal cbaradter; and who, In the cootie of his
performance, will, with Mars. Roberts, Bateman, Ridgway,
and Montgomery, introduce a variety of nesaad approysate
Combats. Eliza, Mrs.PARKER.
London, England, 1803-06-17

VERGE OF EPPING FOREST.

T'o BE LET on Leak, from to to 2o Acres of
Paiture Land, together with certain Buildings thereon, pecu-
liarly eligible, front the beauty of :.ituation and excellence of Roads,
to form the Country Etc Menet of a rcfpedtable Family, if a mode-
rate Sum of Money was expended in the improvement of the
Buildings now (landing thereon. For further particulars, apply to
Mr. Scott, Surveyor, No. i 6, Fornive's tan.
London, England, 1803-06-17

BEVERLEY RACES.

..-- ...........
TUISDAY, yusll 7.—Sweepiiakes cf sor each.
Mr, W. Lee's b. e. Strap, by Bealogbrougb walked ova.
The Sol. for three and four yr olds.-2 mile heats.
Mr. C. Bowman's b. f. Sofas; by Overton, 3 yrs old. - s . i
Mr. W. Lee's b. e. Strap, 3 yrs old - 1 1
Six to 4 on Sanas after the heat, 4 to 1 fhe won.
An eafy race.
WIWI ISDAY.—The Maiden Prate of Sol. for all ages.
Mr. Barlow's b. h. by Jupiter, 6 yrs old - i t
Mr. Robinfon's la c. by Beningbrough, 3 yrs old • s 2
Mr. Thornpfon's b. h. Chatfworth, 6 yrs old . 3 3
Mr. Hodeon's b. f. Frolic, 4 yrs old . - diC
Five and 6 to 4, and after the heat, 4 to i on the
Jupiter horfe. A good race.
TN URSDAT .....The 501. for all ages.-4 mile heats.
Mr. Croft's b. e. liquorice, by Traveller, 4 yrs old - I I
Mr. Tbompfon's Clutfworth, 6yn old - - - 3 a
Mr. Robinfon's b. c. by Badnabrousb, 3 yrs old - 2 dr.
Seven and 8 to i on Liquorice.-s-Won eafy.

CHRISTOPHER-STREET, FINSBURY-SQUARE.
'TO be Lett, or die Leafe Sold, of a HOUSE, fits.
X ate the South Side of the ahove Street, N 0.6, lit for the im-
mediate reception of a refpeetable Famlly.—Applications made to
Mr. Scott, Surveyor, at idiot: dike, No. r 6, Furuival's Inn, will be
attended to.
London, England, 1803-06-17

111/LAND.

Mr. Coast moved for leave to bring in a Bill to
continue and amend an Aft of the otb of his Ma-
jelly, refraining the ifuing of notes for (mall faros
of money (called Silver Notes) in Ireland. He Rated
that that country was deluged with Notes, called
Bank Notes, for fums as (mall as nine, (even and
even live (billings, and that fdver had consequently
in a manner difappeared. The refpeitable private Pro-
vincial Banks in Ireland had long difcontintsed this
pranice, as one infinitely lets lucrative than trouble-
Come, and it had been taken up by au infinite variety
of pet-14ns in different trades, for wilt& ultimate re.
fponlibility the public had no fecnrity whatever.
Colonel BAGWELL confidered that it would be very
hazardous to refrain this paper circulation until they
could foldlitute Come other io the place. In the part
of Ireland he livcd in, there was really no filver to
be 'tin.
A fret tome few obfervations from Mr. Corry, Mr.
W:rl.ham, abd Colonel Bagwell, leave was given to
In.,ng in the NlL—Adjourned. •
London, England, 1803-06-17

GRAYS INN-LANE.

'TO BE LET, on long LeAres, or Sold, three new.
built Hooks, &nate Dear Gray's-Inn-Gate, calcukted fat
the occupation of Retail Tildes, and a large piece of Crowd ad.
joining, with a Gateway leading thereto Iran Grar-lon.latsc. The
whole, or part of which may be dlfpofed of to either of the hooks
&fon:raid, and a licence may be obtained fora Public-koute for one
of them—For further particulars apply to Mr. Scott, Server:sr,
No. 16, Pundval's Inn.
London, England, 1803-06-17

FROM THE PARIS PAPERS.

FLvsHiao, Junta yeilerday the
Commandant of Arms caufed to be arrelled here
on the Englifh Quay, an Englifh merchant named
Jonsson, who was immediately conduiled to prifon
by two French foldiers. Some moments after the
houfc of the prifoner was invelled, and the Com-
mandant of Arms, the Batavian Mayor of the place,
and the Bailiff and Secretary of pflice having eaa.
mined it, all the papers found in it Were conveyed to
General Mouser at head-quarters.
Kum, Jona I.—The Vice-Prefident has caufed
to be publned a Decree of the near Consul., which
orders, that as the Soso of EsoLan• has authorised
his fnbjeas to arm againft the inhabitants of the ha.
lien Republic, and refutes to acknowledge that Re•
puidlic, all the Italian Sips of war &all attack foal

Englill► vefela as they MLitt With ; that letters of
marque (hall be iffited to thofe who require them,
and that the fame meafures as thole purfued in France.
(ball be adopted in regard to the Eugli(h who are in
our territories. The mailers of feveral privateers
have already applied for letters of marque.
BRUSSELS, JUNE t4.—We learn in an official man-
ner that the FIRST COMSUL will fat out from Paris in
the eourfe of this week, on his tour to the C sited
Departments of Belgium, where his pretence is Ar-
dently defired. Every thing therefore announces ihat
Bo N A mars will be at Bruffels in leis than a fortnight.
The notice publifhed here is as follows :
London, England, 1803-06-17

FIVE GUINEAS REWARD.

LOST the following Bank of England Notes :
Nos. 5406, 30th April, tBO3, 40L-17472,14th April, Igo),
and 8565, tBth May, 1803, 21. each, which were inclafed in a
Letter diredted for Mr. Jahn Hewett, Bilhopfinn, to the Red
Lion, Saliibury, and put into the General Poft Office, in Charles-
Rreet Soho-fquare, the 7th inflmt.
Whoever brings them to Mr. Hewett, Sun Pre Office, Craig's-
court, Charing-trots, tball recdve the above Reward.
N. B. Payment (topped at the Bank. •
London, England, 1803-04-25

AT a GENERAL MEETING of the Nobility,
Gentry, Clergy, and Freeholders of the County of Nor-
folk. convened by the Lord Lieutenant, and held in the Shire-
houfe, at the Cattle of Norwich, on Saturday, the ikh day of
'April, in the Year 5803, for the purpofc of taking into conli-
iierition an Addrefs to his Majefty, upon the late atrocious
tonfpiracy againll his invaluable Life, and the excellent Con-
llaution of this Kingdom, fo intimately conneeted with it.
The Hon. Colonel WODEHOUSE having taker. the Chair,
The following Addrefs to his Maje*y was propofed and read
by the Chairman:—
* To the KING's Molt Excellent MAJESTY.
Mott Gracious Sovereign—We your Majelty's molt du-
tiful and loyal Subpdts, the Lord Lieutenant, the Nobility,
Gentry, Clergy, and Freeholders of the County of Norfolk, beg
to offer our Congratulations upon the dctedtioo of the late
treafonable Coofpiracy.
Senfihke of the hidings which we enjoy under our excel-
lent Onaltillen. and tithe tasty pabxnal inure* evinced en
ag ace:dons by your Majegy for the welfare of your People.
ere have heard with horror and Indignation of the attack which
Was meditated upon your facred Perfon.
* We could not indeed have believed that the mind of Man
Was capable of cmicelving fo OrGOCI•CIe a deep. had not the
guilt of chute traitors who have fo jultly forfeited their Ryes been
fully and clearly proved in the mildelt Court of Judicature.
“ The-Names of dude ddperate and daring Confplrators
will be held in eternal execration, whllft thelr diabolical Intim-
bons will only Imre to enereafe (if it be rabic) the affedionate
tepid for your .Majefty, whirl animates every data and de-
fcripuon of your Subje6a."
And it was unanimouny Rdolved—That the fald Addrefa
be, and the (mei. approved and a,:opted. And that the Chair-
man be requefted to fign the fame in the Name, and on the
Behalf of this Meeting.

gefolved—That tie Lord Lieutenant of this County he re-
quefted to prefect the (aid Addrefs to bia Majeay, and that
the Members for the County, and the Honourable Colonel
Wodeheufe, the Chairman of this IVlerting, be requeftcd to
.attend the Lord Lieutenant on prefenting the Paid Addrefs to
His Majedy.
Refoivcd—That the Thanks of this Meeting be given to the
toed Licutatiant. for having convened the fame.
Refolved—Tbat the Thanks of th.. Meeting be alto given
to the Honourable Colonel Wodehoure, the Chairman, for his
attanion to the Belinda of the Matting.
Refolved—That a Copy of the laid Addrafs, and of there
Refulutians, be infertcd in the Provincial Newfpapas, and in
the STAR and San.
London, England, 1803-04-25

HICKS'S HALL.

' Saturday Elizeiedif orae wasindicted for (teal-
ing a (liver thimble, the property of Ann Sloper.
The prifontr was one of thofe artful thieves who
take advantage of the credulity of weak minds,
and the longing natural tot-LW% imbecility for hay-
ing their fortunes told, She had, in the courfe of
her peregrinations, frequently emu to the prole.
cutrix's houfe in Fox-court, Gray's Inn-lane, and
filled the head of this filly woman with the moll
romantic notions of wealth aad happinefs, giving
various bits of wood and leaves, which always en-
Cured good luck and a good hatband. The pro-
fecutrix, however, havill miffed feversl little ar-
ticles during her late vifits, had the prifoper fearch-
ed upon the laft occafion, when the Myer thimble
was found upon her perfon. She made no defence,
and was found guilty. Being an old offender in
this way, the Chairman fenteueed her tofeven years
imprifonment.

psroauartou Givse.—As within thefe three
months reverel perfects have found confiderable be-
nefit, and perfonally eamegfed their thanks to the
Proprietors of St 'Liana? s Anti.fembutic Drops,
for the return of Health they have received, by
taking their Medicine • and as others have been
enquiring for a remedy to countered that crnp
tion which in fo many cafes has followed the In.
thanes, it is their peculiar fati‘faetion in thus bay-
ing in their power to remove their anxieties fo fatis•
(slimily on this head. Thole whr. are fubjeft to
annual returns of Scorbutic complaints at this lea-
fon, experience has taught them the valise of furl
a Medicine, they have not now to learn its efficacy
or its reputation, (landing, AS it does, unequalled
in tie annals of Medicine, whether adminiflered
is Scurvy, or applied to alleviate the &livings of
Gout, Rheumacilm, Itc. or acrimonious eruptions
breaking out on the turf/cc of the Stine

•
On Saturday, at Marfa. Coraradraßllturaugtor. ft-4-1.„
the Lady of Vilcoust Brame, of a daughter.
Ott Saturday, the .Lady of JaniEl of k
daughter, at hit hock, at Bath.
London, England, 1803-04-25

LIQUOR TRADE.
TO BE SOLD—The Leale of an old eflabliihecl
Houle in the I iquer Trade, inured is the Centre of a
Large Market Town in the Welt of EngLiudi the prdent oe-
alsSee Odes *Mired to decline Miners on Account of his is Rate
of healtlio—Parthcr particulars may be know, on application
to Mr. Lake Evil/, Att lrney at Law, Bath..—None but Princi-
pals arid be treated with :,cad all letters mutt bo poll paid.
N.B. This Advertifewient will not be repeated.
_ .
BOLT IN•rUN FLEET-STREET.
- •

GLOUCESTER, CHELTENHAM, and
OXFORD POST COACH. through Southall,Geerani's
Cro(s, High Wycombe, Tedwords, Word, Burford, and
Chekenham, will commence (cuing mat hem the awe lan
on Sunday the sok inn:ant, at One o'Cloelt, add eallithwe to
fit oat at the fame hour every .nnday, Tedder. and Theirfday,
to the Booth Hall Inn, Glouceltne, and return from thence
every Monday, Wednelday, and Friday, at the fame hour.
bide. Fare to Gloueefter, ti. taa—Outfide. tbs.
And every other part of the Road propastisaahly cheap.
• • CARTER and Co. beg leave to return their fincere
thaki to their Friends and the Public in general. for th it nu
nicroes pa* favours, and at the fame time afibre them, that
every exertion will be wed to merit a continuance o. their ps-
tronaFor the convenience of their Friends refilling at the
Weft end of the Town, they beg to Inform them, that this
Cwich calls going out and coming in at the Dolphin, inspoSte
Mnore's, Green Man and Still, Oiford ftreet; whereParceit
win be carefully booked, and regularly forwarded by this Coach.
Take Haim —N• Package contain ng Glafs,Ch iiia„ Watches,
Plate, Odia, or Bank Notes, (however (mall the value) will be
accounted for if kilt or damaged, nor for any other Parecis or
P.iffengers' luggage of more than 31 value, unlefs fpectfied
when delivered at the Coach Office, and paid foe oeeordlngly.
An damages and Soar mad be afoertained within dues
months, or they will not be allowed.

ESINTIAL SALT OF LEMONS.
For ta►iK Iran Mould., Int Spats, Red Wine, and other
maim, out of Linen, Mullin, Lace, iko and for many other
Ufra as a Sebnitute for Lemons. Price ie. the Box.

HAVING received numerous complaints that
Compofitions fold under the tide of SALT Of Lemons
arc not only inefeetual, but that they born and deftroy the
LIDCD. I think it nectrfary to inform the Public, that sal T sue
Essenetas. SALT Of Lateens is only to be had. wbrdelle
and retail. at my flop In Cockfpur-Brat, and that nom I. to
Lc depended upon as mime but what has my fignsturs on tits
bottoms( each Box, and on the outride of the Wrapper..

W. IiAYLF.Y.

N. 11. The Salt of Lemons is patticalkarly %ireful to I.adies
in wag their hands. as it ialtantly takes out the (taint of
fruit coloured gloves, ace. and is meek more agrontbk to ufe
thaw itfelf.

Aa the fame place may be ►ad, Swamies dooweaner.
Danes. foe taking Create cut of Silk. 804 Woollen Omb &cc
London, England, 1803-06-28

TO BE SOLD OR LErr,

ALL tbat Com- rn,-Tdious and Cnni•eilablifhed INN,
the WHITE. HART, in PETERSFIELD, in the County
of SOUTHAMPTON,with the STABLES, COACH HOUSES,
and Appurtenances thereto belonging. Polrelbon will be given
Ma wort time.

Alio to be Sold or Litt, and Immediate pofemon given, All
that Commodious and Lnitg-eftablifhed INN, the DOLPHIN, in
PFTERSFIELD aforefaid, with Stabling, Coach Houfes, Ac.
This Houle has been lately rebuilt in a fubftantlal_ manner, and
may be had with or without the furniture.
For particulars apply to Mr. Thomas Walker, Porde'.
London, England, 1803-06-28

LYMINGTON, HANTS.
A CAPITAL MANSION TO HE LET, FURNISHED,

BE LET, for Three Years (or for Two Years,
but for no &otter Term), that commodious Manfisa, called
THE GROVE HOUSE;
Together with the complete aml eltgant New ramiture; Coach-
Houfe, and Four-Balled Stable ; well planted Kitchen Garden, and
a neat Shrubbery; silo a rich Paddock of about Three Acres ad-
joining....—The Houle contains on the Ground Floor,
A Drawing-roods, at feet (quart
A Dining-loons, of tame ctimeafions an feet io bdint.
A Library, 13 feet by t y feet
A Ereakfait Parlour, at feet by r s
Over which are five belt Bed-rooms, two Drilling-rooms, and
four very good Rooms for Savants There are good and friable
°fifes of every dderiptien to the Hoare.
Grave Houle commands pleafing views of the So, the Ele of
Wight, and furroonding Country, and it flamed at a convenient
&tam from the Botha.

Forfunber particulars apply to Charles St. Birk, Efq. Banker,
Lyminiton if by letter, port paid.
London, England, 1803-06-28

TUESDAY, J'

BLOOMSBURY-SQUARE.

TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, by Mr. RAINS,
At the Rainbow Coffee-boofe, Conihill, on Friday the Eth of July,
at Twelve o'Clock, in Three Lots,
'THREE Capital New-ereded LEASEHOLD
HOUSES, held for ysi years at moderate Ground Rents,
and exempt from Land Tai; each Houfe 25 feet in front, and
Numbered 22, 23, and 26, on the North fide or Bloom/burp
fquare. A very central, airy, and cheerful fituation; and one of
the fold Houfes being at the Corner of Bedford-Rice is particular-
ly eligible as a prufcifioual refidence, as an accefa to an Office may
be had therefrom.

To be viewed till the fale.—Printed pardoners may be had on
the Premifes; at the Rainbow; and of Mr. Rahn, Charlotte-
Itreet, Bloomfbury.
London, England, 1803-06-28

AN EXTENSIVE COLLIERY.
TO BE SOLD,
THE COLLIERY of BALLYCASTLE, on
the Sea ConE of the County of Antrim, (in Ireland.) ,
This Colliery-is of very confidcrable extent, and contains a Tait
fund of very fine Coal, which hitherto has been imperfectly worked.
There are Lands annexed, containing upwards of 140 Acres
Arable, and too Pature, Plantation Meafure ; and if a greater
quantity lbould be required, the Purchafer may be accommodated
with other Lands contiguous.
Thls Colliery will be found worthy the attention of any Gentle-
man or Company difpofiad to pnrehafe fuels Property.
Application, to be made, by letter, to Thos. L. Stewart, Efq. At
torney. Marlborough-ftreet, Dublin; or to Alex. Mbleille, Bally-
cattle, who will give every neceffary information refpotting the
Title, &C.
London, England, 1803-06-28

COUNTY OF LONGFORD, IRELAND.

TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, by Mr. CHRISTIE,
At his Great Room In Pall Mall, col hurfday the atleof Angult,
A VALUABLE FREEHOLD ESTATE, moll
deftrably fituate within Two Mika of that capital Market
Town Granard, ten miles front Longford, and about fifty miles
kern Dublin; in a tkb feeding part of the county, and within a
few miles of the river leefy, with excellent roads to and from the
• Eltate--Coafifting of Six Hundred and Fifty-fight IriOt Acres of
Rich Feeding Land, let to molt refpettable pundtual Tenants, viz.
Barnard Crltialy, Efq.. John O'Rialy, of Augamon, Efq. John
O'Rialy of Bunlohy, Ef..john O'Rfaty of Braifehall, Efq. Benja-
min }Elden, Efq. and James &NJ, of Grsnard, Efq. at low old
Rents, on long Leaks, amounting to Six Hundred and Ninety-one
Pounds, and upwards frith, but of triple that annual value.
The tenitits will ikew the eftafes, and printed particulars may
be had of Thomas Bond, Efq. Bridge•ftreet, Dublin, and of the
Tenants.
London, England, 1803-06-28

UNE 28, 1803.

TO BE SOLD, Purfuant to an order of the HiA
Court of Chancery, made in a Cattle in which Riehardi alt
(on behalf of himfelf and all other the Creditors of RICHARD
MYDDELTON, Efq. deceafed) is Plaintiff, and John I.nrd
Northwick and others Defendants, with the approbation of John
Wilmot, Efq. one of the Mailers of the laid Court, in fcveral ilif-
tinCi Lots, Sundry Eftates late the Property of the Paid Richard
Myddelton, Efq. deceafcd, Iltuate in the County of Den!,lei.
Particulars are preparing and may thottly lie had (gratis) at the
fall Mailer's Chambers in Southampton Buildings, London ; of
Mr. Mangnall,Warwick-(quart, sailor Mr. sheptseard, Lincoln's
Inn...—Previous notice will be given of the time and place of life.
London, England, 1803-06-28

HOUSE. OF COMMONS.

Foote'. Divorce Bill was read a fecmd time, and ordered to be
committed us-morrow fe'nnight.
The Scotch Roads and Bridges Bill, and the Work Houfe Bill
rc fevcralls read a third time, and palled.
Captain Cot tilt AN t moved, that there he laid before the Houfc
a Copy of the Memorial prefented by him to the Lords Commif-
Corers of the Admiralty, on the 17th day of January, 1797, CC-
U:lye to Prize Money, and Prize Appeal Cauca; ordered.
A Nl,lTage irons the lords informed the Houle, that their Lord-
No had a2recd to the Clergy Relidence Bill, to which they re-
quilled the concurrence of the Houfe.
Ordered, on the motion of the Coaxer:AAA of the Excneopt
that the Amendments made in the Clergy Refidence Bill by the
Lords Mould be taken into confideration to-morrow (this day).
The S►aat:t a informed the Houfe, that he had that day rectiv-
edtbe Minutes of the Commillioners appointed by the Salta Com-
mittee to inveitigate the merits of the Waterford candled Elec-
tion, and that be had Jibed his Warrant. which was to be in tine
next Gazette, &reeling the Paid Committee to re-afkmble on
Thutfday the 7th July next.
The Southern Whale Hillery Bill was read a fccond time, and
ordered to be committed tomorrow.

The Militia Field Officers Bin was committed, the Report re•
mind, and the Bill ordered to be read a third time to-morrow.
The Bill for coofolidating the Affeffed Taxes was read a Brit,
and ordered to be rca a fecund time to.morrow.

Sir F. BASING brought up a Petitlos relative the Docks at
Biockwath which was ordered to be referred to a Committee, five
of which to be a quorum.
The Report of the Committee of Ways and Means on the La-
test, was brought up, the Refonstlond agreed to, and the Hills or-
dered to be brought in, purfuaut to the fame.
The forth r contideration of die Report ea the Scotch Militia
Pamily 818 wan deferred till to-morrow.
The Bill to prevent unlawful combinations atnoog the workmen •
In Ireland went through a Cosnaiittee, and the Report was ordered
to be received to•tnorrow.
London, England, 1803-06-28

SPIRITS.

COL HUTCHINSON requefied to know when it was
intended that the operation of the Spirit Tax lhould
commence ?

Mr. VAN,ITTART anfwered on the 4th of July, and
that no fpirits which thall have been diailled before
that day fball be liahle to the new duty.
Colonel HUTCHINSON laid, that this exemption
would, in its confequences, iiibjed the bills diflillers
to a great difadvantage, in their competition with the
Englifh diftillers, which would involve a violation of
the Aft of Union, as the produce of the Irith dillillers,
which might be imported into this country lubfequent
to the 4th of July, would he fobjeft to the increafed
countervailing duty, although diailled previous to
that day.
Mr. VANSITTART vindicated the policy of the ex-
emption, and contended that the Ipirit of the Aft of
Union was Rriftly preferved. He fuggefled to the
I-lon Gentleman that, although Ireland might now
complain of the difadvantage alluded to, it was to he
conlidered that, when this tax should ceafe, the 'Tins
Diltillers would have a decided advantage over thofe
of England.
• Alter a few words from Sir LAURINCII PARSONS,
the Report was agreed to, and the Bill ordered to be
read a third time to-morrow.
London, England, 1803-06-21

I%COIIII TAI.

The order of the day was moved for going into a Commitve
an the Tax on Pmncrty.
Mr. V. Sari ■ faid, that this was a m to irkkh he maid not
be reconciled by any modification. Mork easidnor had been Sworn
by die mover, in ord ring It to be rioted, and then recommitted.
He would not, therefore, krfs new for a Avidity+, whisk world
only have far kb clredt to break op th• Hoofs. He woif,i, how-
ever. reitnin hinikk at keine, tun laying dome his claim to op-
pore the mutate. which hi comfidcred an Mdleatil and foodaffiro-
talk bod.

kr. VAN lITTA II T revolted that the ineafore in reftion lionkl
be cootkbered witboat any bias or tWereacc to tits mew Income
Tan.

1 he 11413 thee west Omagh the COMAlittet ors funk, tie Hook
•as fawned, tic Report ark brought tp, agreed to, ordered to
Ire further tonlikred ale day fenitight, sad the DID to be armed.
lb BO kr iegolarkg the Cats'fret barna Eselead sad
inlaid was peoaitted.

The DM tor elating WOOL for tasking itends. Wages, tee.
In the Highlands ollioodand, was read a fecond time, and ordered
to be committed tomorrow.
The Irilh Militia Trander His was read a keeled time, and or►
tiered to be committed tonsorrovr.
Mr. VANS, brought up a an for grandng to his Mayfly
certain Duties on the Profits of Profeffmns, on Money in the Funds,
Ike. dm which was read a arft time, and ordered to be read a fe-
coed time to-morrow.
On the Motion of Mr. WICIMAS, the Bin for more eredtually
preventing Combinations among. Workmen in Ireland was read a
111 It time, and ordered to be read a fecond time tomorrow.
7 heMilida Oaken' Provilloo Bill was read a firs time, and or-
dered to be read a fecond time to morrow.
The other Orders of the Day were then deferred, and the Houle
adjourned at eleven o'clock.
London, England, 1803-04-13

CAMBRIDGESHIRE.

TO BE SOLD BY AUC LION—By Mr CHAPMAN,
Oil Walnefday. the 4th day of May next, at the Baptift Head
Coffet-houfe, in Chancery-lane; London, at Twelve o'clock,
I'HE MANOR and ESTATE of WOOD-
-a• BURY HAI.L, containing in the wide One Thoufand
Three Hundred and Sixt7-dght Acres.
The hitate is very corn d, and Brittle In the Pan& of Cams
lingay, Two Miles from Patton, Sir from Bigglawaste, Seven-
teen from Cambridge, Fifty from London, and Four from
Glrfiwd-hridge, on the Great North Road, from whence the
River Oufe is Navigable to Lynn.
The klanfion-hou.e and Offices are in coenpicat repair, and
& fur the immediate reception of a Family.
'lle Soil round the Mandon-houfe Is remarkably dry and
healthy, and the Turf Is as gadas any Race Ground; the
Garden Is cftermed equal to any in the Kingdom fir Its Fruit.
The Woods, which are in hand, and at a datable &fiance
from the Mankon-boufe, are pad Shdter for Game, of which
there is a variety un the Manor.
Particulars may be had,aftcr the roth of April, at the Cham-
bers of Mr.Oraham, N 0.6, Lincoln's Inn; by W. and J. Eke
Middle Temple; at the principal lona at Potion; the Cock,
at Extant the Wh •attbeaf, Alconbury Hill; the Fountain, at
Huntingdon; the Ram, at No.vniarket ; and`of Mr. Chapman,
at the Baptilt Head Coffee-hook, Chancery-lake.
N. B. The Gardner at Woodbury Tim will Dew the ILIUre
and Presidia about it, and the Temots will Mew their refpec-
, Jive Farms.

HAMPSHIRE.
TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE. CONTRACT,

A VERY delirAble FREEHOLD ESTATE,
Stuate in the pleafant and healthy Village of Purtwook,
in Hampilure. confiding of a handfome, commodious, and fub-
Randal Ma lion (built in ) complete, with every attach-
sal and detached Office, requifite (or the Reedenee of a genteel
Faintly. together with a good Garden.' partly cackled with a
lofty brick Wall, and an excellent Paddock adjoining. occupy-
ing in the whole Two and as !lad Statute Acres, more or Ilk.
sixteen Acres of good Meadow and Amble Land adjoini..g
alto ar: rented by the prefent Proprietor, and may be continued
to the Purchafer, if be pieafta Twenty Acres, Eight Copy.
hold of inherits 3t.t. and Twelve Freehold, chid) etcellent
Meadow Land, lying One Mileand a Half from the Pr.miles,
the Pr. petty of the Proprietor, may alfo be bad by the Par-
chafer.
Purbronk is Sixty-five Miles and a Half from London, on
the Putt Road to PortiMouth. The Prensifes are fiteated on
the brow of a Hill, from which there is a wary beautiful and
extmfirc Profpeet; and Fifteen Minutes Walk (ran the raid
Village is Portfdown Hill, which ennurunds the P eturefque
View of Spithead, St. Helai's, Cowes, Needles. Ser,hamrenn
Water, and the Me of Wight. he Muslim Rands between
Thirty and Furry Yards 'lithe Road, on the Weft Side, with
a good Court Yard in Frost. The Walks and Rides in the
Neighhourho Id are extremely plealant.
Printed Particulars may be hail of larks Rice, Erg. Dufour-
place Gol.ten-ly wire. !..nalun ; of Mu. Motley, Poo(-
mouth; of Mr. Greethaan, edli,rt t, at ditto; sad of jilt.
prawn, the Pravda-tor.
London, England, 1803-04-13

TOMORROW EVENING, APRIL 14,
will be prefented the New Comedy, cared
JOHN BULL ;
Or, AN RNGLISI MAN'S FIRE-SIDE.
To which will be added the Farce of
THE DEVIL TO PAY.
This Evening—John Bull; with The Water of Naplev.
KING'S THEATRE.
rrHE Nnbility, Gentry. and the Public, are
1 m..ft refeetfully informed, that there will be given at
this Theatre
A GRAND MASQUERADE,
On Thurfday the Onc Gunea each.
Vivant Realm Regina.

VACCINE POCK INSTITUTION, No. g. Golden-rq3. uare
sth 180
ORDERED by the Committee, That a (:12.ar-
terly Court he held at • his Inftitutlon on Toelday, the
79th day of April, 1803. at Two o'clock prreifely, for the Elec-
tion of a Truftec and other Blimic Sied b Order,
WuILLIAM SANCHO, Secretary.

Thts day was puhlihed, price One Shilling,
To be continued Montbiy. No. XV. ((New Soft.) of
'T'HE MONTHLY EPI'T'OME ; or, Readers
their own Reviewers; containing, among other Article=,
Extrads from the following nue:citing Publications, viz. Hay-
ley's Life of Cowper, Muirhead's Travels, Campaign
In Egypt, Percival's Account of Ceylon, Collins' Account of
New South Wales, Gilpin's Sermons, Moore's Poems, Re.
London: Printed for the Proprietors; and fold by Tho:nas
Altai, 3, Ave-Maria-lane; and W. Clarke 38. New Bond-
Arta. Where may be had, the Firlt Series, complete, in Five
Vols. price uL 13$. neatly half bound.
Alf°, in a few days will be publiated, an'aeliiheal with Five
Copper plates, A Tour Through feyeral of the Midland and
Wefts Departments of France, in the Months of June, July,
Alum& and September, 18os; with Remarks illuftrative of
the Agrieukure of the Country. By the Rev. W. Hughes.
London, England, 1803-04-13

PLYMOUTH, APRIL Tr:

Yeßerday came from' Hamoaze to Cawfand
Bay his Majefty's Blips—
Tomas - to guns, Capt. Sir E. Pattaw
Malts - 84 guns, BOCIAII
Plantagenet 74 guns, HAMMOND

And Erode -36 Trans; -- PEARSON.
There are alfo in the Bay his Majf Ity's (hips
Nerrumt, of 98 guns, with the VENERAILI,
CULLODEN, Coulaosuz, ALMON, and HECTOR,
of 74 guns each.
Sailed the French brig Trois Freres, of and
from Havre de Grace, laden with various mei,
chandize for the Goan of Africa : it is reported,
that inftead of proceeding on her intended voyage,
(he returns to Havre.—Sailed alfo the Dolls, of
36 guns, Capt. PBARSON, deftination unknown.
Came in the Huta. cut, cf 18 guns, Capt. INGLl-
nett), from Dartmouth, with unpreffed men.
Orders, by Exprefs, were laft evening received
here, for the immediate failing for Torbay, of the
Culloden, of 74 guns, Rear-Adndral CAM ,
Caps OTwAT.
Courageaux, of 74 guns, Capt. HA•DT, sod the
Albion, of 74 guns, Capt. FULMAR.
They are expefled to fail this evening, if the
wind permits.

PORTSMOUTH, APRIL is.

Admiral Lord GARDN as has Ihifted his Bag from
the DRIMMOUGHT, of 98 guns, Captain aIACII,
to the GRAM rust of so guns, Captain CAO MILD.
The DRIADI4OUGHT is unmoored, and will fail to-
morrow for Cawfand Bay.
The Barrswiti• was yetterday commiXoned by
Lieutenant }imam

Gangs from the RussaLt. and Auaola, are on
(pore every night preWng, in which they pick up
about fix or feven hands of a night.
Sailed the CALCUTTA. HUGH INGLIS. and LORD
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