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London, England, 1804-05-30

BANKRUPTCY SUPERSEDED.
ThonsasDickinfon, ut Maur& (ter, builder and joints.

BANKRUPTS.

at Wren, late of Peters&ld, Hints, &limner, dealer and
ehapman, to furrender June 7, at five, June 8, at one, at the
George, Petersfield, and July to, at one, at the Red Lion, in
Petenfiell. Attornies, Mr. Cornthwaitc John Hallor, Petal-
field; or Mr. John Wilithen. Grafs-Inn4quare, London.
lance Afcougb, of Leeds,Yorkfleire,woolftipkr. dealer and chip.
man, June 14, 15, and July to, at three, at the Star and Garter
Inn, Leeds. Attornia, Mr. Lee, Leeds; or McKee. Sykes and
Knowles, Bafwell-court, Lineolres.inn.
George Arcourh, of Cservaux, in the Farah of Eat Whitton, York -
thite, woolltapler, dealer and chapatis', June 14, IS,'and July
10, at ten, at the Star and Gartcr Inn, Leeds. Attornies, Mr.
Lee, in Leeds; or Marrs. Sykes and Knowles, Bofwell•aart,
Lincti London.
William Wanner, of Ormfitirk, Lineable., innkeeper, dealer aid
chipman, June ao, at, and July zo, at one, at the George Inn,
Dale.ftreet, Liverpool. Attornies, Mr. John Broad, Southwark,
or Mr. John Wallworth, Liverpool.
John Waken% of Long-Acre, parith of St. Martin in the Fields,
Middlefez, coach-maker, dealer and &spume, June 5.16, and
July a, at twelve, at Guikthall. Attornies, Mr. Jot King,
Meard's-ftreet, Deambreet, Soho; or Meer. Hyatt and Mat.
hell, Sheptoo-Mallet.
William Herne and Henry Sutbmier, of Denmark-ftreet, Ratcliffe
Highway, Middlefee, fogy refiner', dealers, chaprnen, and co-
wiser", June 5, ea, and July so, at tab, at Guildhall. Attorney,
Mr. Kayll, Tower Royal, London.
John Fletcher, late of Warrington, Lanealleire, and John Lodge
Hubberlty, late of Lincoln's-Inn, Middlefce, cotton-fpinners,
des ere, chapmen and copartners. July 2,3, and to, at OM, at the
Globe Tavern, John-ttreet, Liverpool. Attorneys, Mr. Black-
flock, Temple, London ; or Mr. Rowlinfon, Liverpool.
London, England, 1804-05-01

HAMBURGH MAILS.

Three Hamburgh Mails arrived this morning.—
They bring accounts from Turkey and Egypt, which
(hew more and more the flare of decay in which that
Government is ; but the moll important article they
bring relates to the fabricated correfpondcnce which
has been afcribed to Mr. Dries, on which a fecond
report by the Grand Judge has made its appearance.
Mr. SPCMCIII SMITH if now involved in the chirge,
and various documents are produced to fupport it,
and Mr. Wires Hass is acctitcd of having fink (dur•
ing the late war) given currency to the fyllem of
diplomaticefpotnage which Mcirrs.Dsaas and SMITH
have pr moted.
The two latter are Rated to have retired (tom the
Courts to which they were accredited. Mr. Dvaet
is laid to have flipped away on foot ; but, in fall, he
was ordered to depart.

VIII/INA. APRIL 7.—ln ennfequence of the late
arreft of French emigrants in the territory of Bader,
by French troop:, the KING of Swinges has caufed a
note to be delivered in to our Court by the SAcciith
Envoy, Baron ARMPILT.
It Is Paid, that a lift of twenty-fever' Frerch emi.
grants, refiding in the Auftrian States, amt og whom
are three ci•devant bifhops, has been given in by the
French Ambatiador. This report, however, reds on
doubtful authority.
Avail. 11.—On the 6th inftant the Englint Envoy,
Mr. ARII !MR Paoli., had a conference with our
Minifters, and the nest day fent off a courier to
London. - - - - .

Accounts from the Turkifh frontiers fay, that the
Servians, joined by a great ni mber of Bldg itiatis,
and forming together a h,,dy of about 24.0r0 met:,
under a leader of the name of Cz Lam' Grog or, are
in arms, and have taken the town of Scha:Bar. b.
form. They are fuppotted by the P•cM• of \Val
ong, and are proteediag aga.c.ft Delgra. e.
London, England, 1804-05-01

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sexed, and to inform hint, that the original of thee
letters, written with Me. Dearm's own hand, are
now before him. His Molt Serene Eleiteffal High.
nefs is deeply afflieted that the very place of his tell.
dettfe could become the focus of a correfpondence
fn/ foreign to the milfion, in which his ExcaleneY
t. DIA K I has been placed with bim t and he owes
it to his dignity, to his honour, and to the wstlfareoi
his people, to declare to his Excellency, that, from
tills moment, it will be impoffible for him ea have
any communication with Mr. Mutat, or henceforth
to receive him at his Court. Two of his Mod Serene
Electoral Highnefs's fubjeds, firongly implicated by
Mr. D'ART, have been arrefted at Munich, for haw-
ir,g, at hi: inAigatino, ventured upon Reps repro-
bated by the law of nations. • The under(gned is
ordered alfoto declare, that his Molt SereneEleeto-
V2ral Highnefs knows the noble and generous fenti
taints of his PRI MAZISTY, and of the Eor
1 Nation too well, to fuppofe that his conduit) on
this occafson can be fobjeft to the kart reproach.—
lie will haften to explain it dire& to his Majefly, nod
vs depofir in his bofons the deep regret he feels in
withdrawing his confidence from a Minifter who had
been fent to reprefent his Majefty at this Court.—
The Eleeter is fully convinced that his Barvaniste
141,4isry will fee in this meafure, although very
painful to himfelf, nothing but a new proof of the
high opinion which he has of bil-Majefty's charaeter
and of the benevolence of which the Ele&oral Houfe
has received Co many proors. -(Signed)
1610144.14 arch jt, 18474. " Berea de MONTOALAS."

STOTGARD, APRIL 4.
' Ycaerday bfr. Seta/cat SIPITAI Engin Mini/lee
to the Eledm- of Wurtetnberg,deperted fuddenly.—
Fie (pent feveral hours iii burning all his ?spat...—
The Abbe Peasmon, who had been given to him at
London by the Abbe Rohe., to frame the conflii.
racy, which they planned ip France, followed him in
his eight.
It was reported here, tbssf /fr. evilest Swirls
had a roifffon relative lo the troubles in the interior
of France, but we esould never have thought that he
would h;ve debafed his charader $
in loch an infamous plot, as the did.
as to embrue
tai
it
A few days ago, ervecus '3 r stl ad fent magy
%cat
bills to "P.m i he had alto fent tO Zurich ;. -.
Which induces us to believe that Mmanger
to the riots which agitate Switzer atidkist podent.
What a public moral ! God GOD I what a Grivern-
mien( is that which makes ufe of the privileges, of
diplomatic inviolability to blow up every where the
embers of difcord and crime with impunity! What a
Government mull that be which we/have the mean.
sft plots concluded direetly by Waken reprafeating
their Sovereign i ,
London, England, 1804-05-01

SPUTING 11711.1,10E,NCE.

• ---
NI4MARIctT SECOND SPRING MEETING, APRIL yap.
Fifty Pounds by Subfcription lot ayr olds yft. 81b. Syr olds 114.61 b.
yr olds 811. 12lb. and aged yft. 21b. Dot C.
The bodes, dtc. to be entered at the King's Stables,Newmarhets
on the Saturday before running, between eleven and one o'clock.
Non•fubfcriberi to pay sgs. entrance. The winner to be fa/4 far
*cogs. If demanded, within a quarter of an hone after the ritee,tbe
owner of the fecond boric being Ertl entitled, ace.

Ago.
Mr. MoMmboure's b. b Chippenbam aged t
Mr. Wyndham's b. b. Young Eelipfe 5 •
•
Mr. Howorth's ch. h. Sbpbang - aged s
Mr. Adams's b. It. Clifton aged 4
Mr. Wardell's ch. f. Purity, by John Bull 4 5
Sir C. Banbury's b. m. Eleanor 6 dr.
1). of Grafton's b. h. Pk Nic S dr.
Two too %%loft Chippenharet—% tot againft Young Eclipfe—w
4 to a againft slapbang.
Sweepftakes of tongs. each. Acrofstbe Flat.
St. lb.
IA Stawell's Sir David, by Tiumpator 8 3
Mr. Wyndham's c. by Way, out of Biter to Magic 8 a fb
Mr. Matilda's c. Diddler, by Pegafus, out of Platftow's dam 8 0 s
Five to aon Sir David-3 to a againft Mr. Wyndham's c. by
Waxy.
Mr. Watfon's Dreadnought, 811. beat Mr. Howortb's Mttltaj
M. gib. Two )7 old C. 100p..-1 to 2on Malta.
lid Foley's e. by Waxy, 81t. 11b. beat Mr. Norton's Flodtoste
:ft Vb. Two yr old C. icsags.-5 to rnn Flodton.
Sir H. Wllllaaafon's Walton, Sit. 71b. roc. ft. from Mr. Mettille
Liada Joey, 711 alb. B. C. aoogs. h. ft.
Mr.Tadbraike's Marianne, Sit. ollb. ree. 7cgs. from Mr. Watt
fon's Goakr, 813. 415. R. M. aces,. b. . •
London, England, 1804-09-05

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weTKOUTH, irr. 3.—Yerlerdat Art/MO.oa the
Doccheller Volunteer's ariiirethere to their new car-
riages. trhich have been lately coultruaed for con-
veytng thirty of them at a time With great eipedi-
Lion for the infpeßion of his Stamm Who woo
ple;fed to esprefs his approbation of the conkt trigs*
of the carriiges, and the foldier like' appearance of
the Volunteers.

In the evening his MAJESTY infreded the piquet:.
guard, attended by the General Officers ind Aide=
de•Camp. Afterwards the troops matched pia his
Msjs STY with colours flyings and proCeeded to their
different polls.
The ROYAL FAMILY, after partaking of tea and
Coffee, left the Lodge, and walked on the Efplanade,
which was extremely crowded erith Colnpany. The
ROYAL FAMILY did not leave the Efplanade till
about eight o'clock. In a thort time after, they ho-
noured the Rooms at the Royal Hotel with their pre.
fence, where they remained till ten o'clock, When
they retired to the Lodge.
This morning, loon after (even o'clock, his tla..
Jeers, left the Lodge, on horfebeek, attended by
Generals GARTH, Ricans,, and Massititootare, and
rode to the camps, where the troops ene.imped wire
brigaded in the pretence of his MAI astir.
His MAJESTY returned to the Lodge to !wealth*,
and afterwards, accompanied by the Duke of CAIE
aasocre, Ptinceffes &meta and, Anima. Earl of
Uzsamol, Lord Paut.wr, and the General Olken,
rode to the Camps. This morning the Princefs Aci
al7 TA bathed.

This morning as, one of the privates belonging to
60 Sonserfetthire Militia, was building a hut hear the
camp, be fell from the top. and pitching up. n his
bead, *as taken by apparently lifelefs, and coon) stil
to the town upon a bier, for tieal
His Majesty has been pleat to appoint the Ret.
Mr. Cooeson Canon of Windfor, to be Redtor of
Bonfield, in le room of the Rev. Mr. Wisenv,
ceafed.
London, England, 1804-09-05

PATENT..

" We, FR A NCI S 11. by the Grace of GOD, elated
Emperor of the Romans, always Augu ft, Kong of
Germany, of Hungary, and Bohemia, of Gallicia,
Lodorneria, Dec. Alch•duke of Aultria, Duke of Bur-
gundy and Lurrairy GrandDuket•fTnfcagy, Re,Rc.
“ Though we have already attained by the pi-
vies will, and by the choice of the Elefiors of the
Roman and Germanic Empire, to a dignity which
leaves no.room to detire any augmentation of titles
and confideration, it is, however, our duty, in our
quality of Chief of the Auftrian Honk and Mo-
narchy, to provide for the maintenance and prefer.
vation of that equality of hereditary tides and dig-
nities with the firß Sovereigns and Powers. of Ett•
rape, which belongs to the Sovereigns of Auf-
tria, bath on account of the ancient lathe of
their Honk, and in regard to the extent and
population of their Antes, comprehending indepen-
dent kingdoms and principalities, fo confiderable,
and which have been fecured to them by poffeffion,
izreeahly to the Tight of nations and by treaties.-
ro eilabliih, in a durable manner, this perfect equali-
ty of rank, we have detrrmined, and think ourfelves
authorised, after the example which has been given
.ta in the preceding century by the Imperial Court
of Riinia, and that which is now given to us by the
new Sovereign of,Fritnec, to confer alto on the Houk
f Auftria, as fa as rd.,s to its independent Rates.
the hereditary title of EMPEROR. We have there.
tare refolved, after mature relkAinn, folemuly loaf.
rouse and to ellablills, for us and for our fuccefurs,
ne the unalterable poffitGon of our independent
Kingdoms and States, the Tide and Dignit y of HE-

RE.
dens
all
inn
tive
London, England, 1804-09-05

HERRING FISHERY.

Duciac, Auo. 3o.—For force time part we have
had a very confiderahle herring Eking. Abunt the
end of the !aft week, the wind veered round to the
north, which caufed a great (well in our bay, and the
6th (hilted their ground, and the filbermen were of
opinion that the fbul was gone, and in confequence
thereof, moil of the boats left us, and only a few re-
mained to make further trial, and they were fueeeff-
ful. The boats are again returned, and laft night
they caught an immenfe quantity, which are now
landing, and putting on board vale's in our harbour.
and purchafed with great avidity by the fifis carers,
from los. to tits. per crane, of 6so to 700 per crane
at an average. We have not had fuch a drave fince
the year 178 s.
London, England, 1804-09-05

ICINGS BENCH.

• Vaii a(tbe prifoners were objeited In as far as the
,rtii=e4l,ed, and none of the few objeaed cafes
,77 Mr. Cretway Bell was °Netted to on !tenant
Of frond in concealing property. He WAS remanded
and ordered to come up again with an amended
khedule.

Lord GiallTl,llT—"Ai any rate without the Law
be clearly against him. no prifoner ought to be de•
rived of the benefit of this Aft."
This point it will be reeolletied. nccnrred at the
London &dons, where the opinion of the Retaliate
was rather different from that above mentioned.
Feaoo.—William Biggs was oppoled by Mr.
ilenderfon, cf the King's Arms Tavern, Palaces
coon. for having obtained money from him under
Ti•fe meows. It appeared from the Bateman of
Henderfon, that the prifoner came and lodged in
bib honk, faying he was an Officer in the Army, and
had money due to him at Cox and Greenwood's.
He Raid with him till his bill amounted to 531. He
applied fro this to Co: and Greenwood, when he
(And that the prifoner had no money there.
The Court, however, thought this cafe not fuel.
elertly (Irony, and the prifoner was difcharged.
Fitavo.—Ferdinand Border was objeeted to on the
grrund of darauding a Mr. L'hepherd, one of his
creditors. _ - _ _

.....
A. &Inborn was allow,:d the benefit of the a&
but Mr. )ones teemed difpofcd not to difcharge him
till he made reparation to a poor woman whom he
had in tome meafure defrandel In the Mean time
be wap feat ba.„,70 prifoa.
London, England, 1804-09-05

imunc4i IN;rsulaarrcL

Will; THIS DAt-nlVind tooth.
lel. DO&
..L Att. MIL
robliff . a t Hamburg{ t j
Viotorrnoef a t Litfon t o
Janata a o

FOL CITO* 6, SIFT 1011,1 4.—Four tratifports have
brought up oppofite here about mid-channel ; they
CAM from the Eaftward in the morning.—The Dun-
genefs rquadron are yet at their anchorage in that
Roadflead.

FALIiOVTR, Seri. 2.--Arrited the AtICICLAID
. .
pada, Capt. Sctiuttcsa, with a mail from Litbon,
after 1 isaltage of 14 days, and the &ma packet,
Patelasok, with a mail from Jamaica, after a par-
fageof 47 days.

PLYMOUTM, SEPT. 3....-CalTle in the (hip Comet,
in ballaft, from Ferrol, detained by his Majefty's (hip
Norrmoiserataan, of 7+ guns, Rear Admiral
Cocnaaps Vibe is at prefent under American colours.
It appears that this Sip was employed in the Eah
India Company's fervice, and early in the precept war
was captured by a French privateer aitd tarried into
Ferrol, where ate Prat condemned ai a prise, and
purehafed by ait American, and it is laid was now
bound to London. Sailed the (limn, 0198 guns, to
join the Channel fleet. Sailed on a cruise the Saa-
Oust.; of 113 guns; Hiram, of IS guns ; and the
'Atlas, of 16 guns.
POITEMOUTIf, SEPTEMBER 4.%-Sailed tisk Ravo.
LUTIONAIRI frigate, with a fleet under convoy for the
Raft Indies; Leviathan,-Ctattic ; Aurora, Lotto;
and fieringapatam, BR AILD, for the South Seas ; Rat-
ler, Noma% foi Jamaica ; and Thames, Ltuarbs,
for New Providence. The Sprightly, BACON, for the
South Seas remains. Sailed the MAJESTIC armed
(hip with fealed orders. Alfo tailed the Vttaa us
Palos, of tto guns, to join the Channel fleet.—
Wind S. W.

DIAL, SKIT. the UTILt floop or war,
Vast:viva, Voccaso, and Discovsav bombs on a
eruixe eff Boulogne ; Haim floop of war for Pont.,
mouth ; Oasn•as (loop of war on a cruise off Ca-
lais, and Diadcm and Atlas armed defence (hips for
Dungenefs. Rcmain in the Downs the rca of the
flips as per W.

HULL, SEPT. 3.—On Friday a confok failed from
hence for Tonningen, and will be fucceeded by ano-
ther in fourteen days. The convoy appointed to take
charge of the Baltic fhips, failed from the Humber
yeflerday morning (Sunday) at four o'cictk, with a
fleet, confining of upwards of thirty fail.
The whole of our Gttenland whalers, to the amount
;of forty fail, have now reached this ort itt fafety,
with the exception of the Devine, loft in the Weft ice.
They-have bad one of the mon foccefsful feafensever
experienced. Not a tingle fhip returned without •
tolerable cargo. Several of them hid on board nine-
teen fifth and three hundred and thirty-feven was the
amount of the 6th brought by the fleet. The New.
clinic whalers have alto all arrived, and their fuccefs
has been nearly equal. 'The whale &herb by she
returns from all the ports, has been more fuecefiful
this region, than minion any one ever remembered.
London, England, 1804-09-05

5t&1714.41P7'0114 SEPtEIfi3ER 1.•

A number of flying artillery yellerday arrived In
this town, under a ftrnng ekort ; its dellination was
varioufly rervitted to be for Weymouth, and for the
ilinds of Alderney and Sark.
The town is very full, all lodging houfes are en-
gaged, except a very few upon the largefl kale.
Mrs. SIMONS is fllll at the feat of V. Finn Iron,
Efq. in this •neighbourhood.
Two great matches of horfes again ft time, are at
pretest the fubjva of public expedition }lore. The
lone for too guineas is to run two miles in fix mi-
nutes ; the other for so guineas, the fame difiance in
keen minutes.

Thorfday a moR praife worthy contention
took place in this town between the bakers, who,
through the medium of the public crier. fold biead
to the poor at rid. 16d. and tsd. per gallon..at
which price it continued to be fomewitat permanent-
lyfold A large quantity both of bread-and Rower
was of coarfe in fpeedy demand.
The market of this town is equally dekrvieg of
commendatory re and of imitation in other pits
of this counts. Fiat has been .plentiful and very
reafonable ; red millets fold at Bd. per ducat i be-
ef,* by die half flitch 6d. tingle pound did ; paltry
has been abundaat,and tit eafy prices ; new butter
II& per pound.
London, England, 1804-12-12

TO-MOR-ROW EVENING, 137CEt1SER • )3,
will be prefenord a Tiag dy, called
DOUGLA
Young Norval, by the YOUNG ROSCIDS,
()lint bib (mond appearance on this Stage.)
Lord Randolph, Mr HO; LAND,
Glebaloon, Mr. BARRY MORE,
Stranger. Mr. POW LL.
Matilda, Mrs, POWELL.
To which will he added, a Farce, rifled
• OF AGE TO MORROW. -
'Phil Fuming=Cbt Rival; with Richird Cceur tic Lion.
Or The Comedy of the Heirck having bee:, aft night received
lironghout with }rat appdaute, will be repeated on Friday; with
the Farts of the Patina.
During this wick places can only be taken from nine o'clock
till three The Ladies and Gentlemen, Subkribers, are t-
fidly that the ont.r door of admithoo to the Private
Soles I. by the New Entrance in Drury-lint, where no Carriages
ire allowed but thole belonging to Perkins occupying thole Boxes.
B. Nol'erfoo eau be admitted to thcfe Boles without the
proper Ticket—No money to be returned.
A Now Comedy, in Five Acts, will be produced in the courk
sr a Pew days.
London, England, 1804-10-20

FROM LLOYD'S LIST.

haavism, OCTOIti sp.—:-Ttaffeti hy the Frlendfclup. Tot-
Nies, tram Barcelona; Good Fomaoe Rrehardfon, from Lahro-
dors; Thetis, Jobfon, from Leghorn, and the Betfey, Jarklos,
from Carta-Balled the Calet. Laird, for Conflantinopk ;
numb, Wars, foe I.iibon; Eattxlen Packet, retrial' ; and the
Jenne ltdetta, for Emblem.
Amtowto....olf Boaltamporm, Prime of Brasil, from
I.Ubon---A& Liverpool, Sarah, rry, front Nova Scoria—At
Asaireor; &taw from Virginia-At Newfoundland,
lOppo Campus, irom Dartmouth—At Oporto Syrese,
Cotton., from Newfotiodland-•-At St. Andcro, Camllla.
from Briltol.
Convoys will Gil from Leith Roads, for the Bat.
tic and Tonningen, on the 25th infi.
;the Neptune, Grant, (of Largoy was (handed
on the 23d olt. in entering the port of PillAti ;—crew
faired. - _

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Two loaded colliers were driven alhore on Welter
clay, one near Languard For!, and the other on the
C'ek Sands. The former was got off the fa:ne tide;
but the latter is expeSed to b. 1011.
The Melcombe, a coaller, of Weymouth, laden
with flone, for Southampton, unfortunately ran on
the Shingles on Tucfday evening hal, about nine
o'clock. The mailer, MIL& s Nor, ss, aged 87 years,
his fon, and one man more, were the whole of the
crew. The fon had loft his left land, but by great
exertions dragged his father up the Ihrouds, and held
him there rental hours ; when the old man was beat
off by the violence of the fea, and perilhzd, as well
as the other man ! The fun was difcnvered at day-
light hanging fin the mall, and providentially raved
by the boat of a frigate lying off Hurl! Cattle, and
landed there. The veal loon after funk in dzep
water.

On Tuefday evening, the Tama reosr, sit guns,
lying in Plymouth Soitml, and fitted with fir months
&ores and provifions for foreign fetvice, received her
final difpatehes, and The got under weigh, and loon
cleared Poulet Point. Sha is to tooch at Cork for one
day, to take in cc win Rom, and then proceed with-
out delay to Madras. She takes out wilt her dif-
patches, which are fuppofed to be of great importance.
It is conjeltured (he will return from Mathes to Cey-
lon, after the delivery of her difpatches.
The litsaawia, of t to guns, the PALLAS, 301, and
the Coact, 38, uow building in Plymouth Dock-yard,
are reported ready for bunching ; and it is fuppofed
they will be off the Rocks, on the t yth of November
next, being full moon, and the higlielt fpring tide
for that month. This will be a phenomenon in the
era of Plymouth Dock raid, or indeed any "her
Dock-yard, in the kingdom, of launching a (Lip of
fuels an iromeofe fabric as the Histawia, and two
frigates, of the larger clefs, at the fame moment of
time, from didetent
London, England, 1804-01-06

P 1113311.

Bs axte.De e. s.—Perfea tranquillity prowasbere.
Nothing has yet tranfpired refpcaing the contents of
the difpatches brought hither by Couriers from LOCI.
don and Peternsurgh : we can lodge of their impor-
tance only by the frequent journeys of Count Hap-n.
writ to Potfdam' where he has private conferences
with his mailer. We are allured, that the Korn will
remain firmly attached to the Aria neutrality he
has refolved to obferve ; but this neutrality even
cannot' fail to increafe the aaivity of our Cabinet.
RepreCentations, it is laid, have been made at Paris,
tefpeaing the treafure of Hanover, in the hands of
the Duke of Macxsa BOURG, claimed by France. It
is added. that the Court has rejeaed tLe propofal
of a more intimate emulation with England, pro.
poled by Mr. Jackson, the Bridal Envoy. The
Prutnan commerce by the Wefer and the Elbe is
entirely fufpended t—but that by the Ems and the
Oder has greatly Menaced. The negotiations car-
ried on with the Eleaor of Bavaria for the exchange
of certain States in the circle of Franconia are en
tirely terminated.
London, England, 1804-01-06

rERK INS'S METALLIC 1 RACTORS.

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London, England, 1804-01-06

LONDON.

FRIDAY. JANUARY 6.
MICE OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK •
En Holiday at the Public Offices.
MICE OF STOCKS YESTERDAY.

Dank &oak 1464
3 Pd' Caw. Med. S 4
3 par C. CoDC Shut
Per Cent- 7011
5 per Lou. Navy Shut

Kr Can.[, 1 79 ?* 9c
L. Ana t 15-16 *6
Oseril.un $45 de.
I.6itery Tickets 171. [CM
Cont. tur °pg. $3 56

Our letters from the coal yeflerday announced that
the enemy had been fending fume of their craft to
Boulogne from the ports to the eallward, and that.
though no account. of the re! tilt had been received,
hopes were entertained, horn the heavy firing heard
towards the enemy's coati, that our cruisers would
render a good account of them.
It gives us much plcaftne to announce, and our
Readers mull be rejoiced to he:.r, that dock hopes
have not been difappointed. Our letters, received
this morning, Raze the arrival of rive of the prizes at
Deal. They were taken by the IMMOILTALITE fri.
gate, and the ARCHER gun-brig, and turn out to be
tranfports, and other (mall craft bound from hme
eaflern port to Boulogne, laden with guns for
the gun-boats fitting out there, or, pet haps, for (ogle
of the batteries in the neighbourhood, and with tim-
ber for finifhing the equipment of fume of their
(mall craft. Thefe prizes appear to have been fitted
up for the purpofc of tranfporting cavalry, and fume
of them had thirty filldiers on board.

We may cape& to hear of fame more of them
being captured, as the IMMtIRTALITF and the ARCHIA
were M chace of feveral others, when there were fent
for the Downs.

Report rays, the whole of the enemy's fleet col:riled
of from fifty to fixty fail, and that from twenty to
thirty have actually been taken. It is probable, how-
ever, that this is an exaggeration, though we arc lure,
from the fpecimen we have already had of the zeal,
bravery, and intrepidity of the Commanders and
crews of the (hips on this fertiee, that nothing within
the reach of human power to effect would be left
undone. The veldt of this affair (hews in a confpi.
cuous manner what would be the probable fate or
B„ Cock boat fleet, Gould he fend the
whale to lea, it only a few of our frigates and gun.
boar, have the good fortune to fail us with them.
By tomorrow we hope the full details have
arrived : in i.et mean time we fubjoio fuels accounts
as have reubed es;
London, England, 1804-01-06

SPAIN.

a-4Di z, Nov. 23.—The left letters from Madrid af-
fert, that no doubt is entertained at Court that the
Bikini Government will acquiefce in the arrange-
ments made by our Sovereign with the Cabinet of the
Thuilleries, and will continue to acknowledge the
neutrality of this kingdom:—this hope has been che-
rifted with the snore confidence, as the Englifb hi-
therto have not ceafed to treat the Spanifb ti.dg as
that of a friendly power. and to give to our com-
merce proofs of their pacific intentions.
Rill!, Dec. t6.—Since the conferences, fuels as
thole at which Count Maaxorc, the Ruffian Mit:Hier,
was prefent, a report has been again circulated, that
the Ft sr Comm. will immediately join the Army of
England, mil that the gratsd expedition will fpeedily
take place. Nothing is more natural than this report,
and yet nothing more uncertain. As Coon as a pro-
bable motive for the Fier,. Coss° l.'s remaining in
the capital has difaeared, the public mutt believe
that the prdenee of Bo AAAAA TB is inspesioufly re-
quired on the colas. Every thing is conftaotly ready
to receive him, and relay horfes are always waiting
at every pa@ to convey him thither. Betides
confi-
derable forces, Come hundred thoufands of men af-
fembled on the coafts, the chief command of which
he his announced he will take upon himfelf, are
ready to embark in boats, without number. The
prefent feafon is no doubt the ma tempeftuous, and
ma dangerous to navigation, but it is alfo moR pro.
per for the execution of the enterprife meditated
againa Great Britain. We ma, however, fufpend
our cutiofity, and wait with patience for the refult,
and confine our attention to the extraordinary move
mein of the preparatory difpotitions thefe are im-
paling. The sreatet part of the French troops, and
the beg difciplined among them have taken the field.
—The army encamped at St. Omer is eftimxttd at
70,000 men t betides there, loomoo it is Paid are can
toned along the coal between Boulogne and °Rend,
aid new detachments are continually marching from
the interior' as well as the frontiers of the Rhine, to-
wards the Coati of the Channel A body of 7000
men, recalled from Hanover, will proceed to the
fame deftination. as will alfo the troops which have
hitherto been Rationed in Helvetia.
London, England, 1804-10-18

SWEDEN.

Srocksint.rs, Srev. zs.—We are allured that the
King will continue at Stralfund until the arrival of
a courier from Ruffia, and the regiments ordered
there flow' this country. Betides infantry, fevcral
regiments of cavalry and infantry are ordered to
embark, amounting to above 3,000 men.
London, England, 1804-10-18

RUSSIA •

PITIRSAIURO, SEPT. I 9 Court Qaaettr
contains a report of a viaory obtained by Prince Tit
7 /0401 over the Perlians, upon the frontiers of Gra.:
lit and E$ ;van, cn the zoth of fail Junta. The ens
gagement continued for ten bows. The enemy,
alter a moll obllinate refiflance, was finally defeate4
with great flaughter, and fled in confufinn. On 14
23d the Pcrlians had rallied fome thoufanil civakb
but made ni, attack. On the 25th fame fkirmilbes
took place, but the Ruffian affray continued always
to advance, and after purfuing the enemy over the
river Sanga, drove them from the town of Erivan,
which they had occupied. On the 3oth, the Ruffian
army croffed the river Sanga, near the village of
Kavagera, feven verfls above Eriyao, W!letc
Perfian camp was fised, which was attacked. Five
different times were the Perfisns repttlfed, but they
regained the heights in the vicinity, which they had
fortified, when at left one of their firongell pofitions
was forced with the bayonets of forty Ruffian full-
leers with the cry of Hares 4 I The enemy, 17,000
meat throng, then tt:ok to High:, and, after much
11 tughter, the furvivors fared themielves by fwisna
ming ..ver the river. A number of guns, and a quay.
tity of ammunition, provi.lons, &c. aith leveret hu9
died dromedaries, fell into the hands of the vidors.
London, England, 1804-10-18

PRUSSIA.

BERLIN) SUS. 29.—Prince CHRISTIAN, the fon of
the Crown Prince 1.,f Denmark, has been receiscd
here with great dißinetion. The Duke of Brunfwick
Oel gait a grand ball in honour of him, at which,
betides the members of the Royal Family, all the fo-
reign Minitters were prefeot. This day the young
Pence fets ont for LudwigGuß. It is Paid that big
Royal Highnefs is to be betrothed to the Prioccfn
CHALI.oTTI of Mecklenburgh Schwerin.
Lieutenant Geperal Baron A IMF LO, after de-
livering to oar King a letter from bis Swedifh Ma.
jelly, has returned with an anfwei to Stralfund.
Among &angers Wired here are the Britith Se.
cretary of Legation, his b DIRVILts, from Vienna, thip
Britifh Coral at Ragufa, Lsaao, from England g
the Countefs PAMIR, from Drefden and the Britifls
courier, Sutra, horn London.
London, England, 1804-10-18

110 D.

HACU!, Oct. 52.—Government has ordered alt
(hips from Malaga and America to be kept under the
leveret quarantine.
As long as the weather continues fine, the camp of
Zeill will not break up. With the exception of (brae
few corps, which are to continue there during the
winter ; all the other troops will, however,' loon be
fent into garrifons, not dritant from each other ;
where the bead quarters are to be is not yet known.
ROrTERDAM, OCTOBLI 13.—We have TeCt:ved
this inhant, information by letters from Germany.
that the Emprefs of the French left Mentz on the
ad; at eight o'.tlock in the morning, and returns t?
Paris by way of Spires. The depai tore of the Em-
peror was fixed to take place the fame day. He tra•
veiled thro' Frankenthal, Keyfer lantern, and Trcv es.
London, England, 1804-10-27

FRANCE.

PARIS, OCTOBER f.
It is alerted, that the Court of St. Peter (burgh has
not quite accepted all the propofals made by the Bri-
tiQa whence it is inferred, that the mifunder.
'landing fubfitling between nu r Government and that
of Raffia, may perhaps yet be adjufied without a for-
mal rupture. Conferences are laid to have been held
at Mentz, fur the prefervatimi of peace on the Con-
tinent. In confequence of theft reports our funds
have 'lien 1 per cent.
The expences of the City of Paris amount to 16
millions of francs annually, and the receipts to s
millions only. The Prete& will fummon a Council
of the Commune. to concert meafures for removing
this deficit, which already amounts to s 6 millions.
Ocr. 9.—The reafon why the official account of
teenemy's attack upon Boulogne was not publifhed
is, the abfence of the -Emperor, to whom
it was firft tranfmitted. There are two Spanilb fri-
Sates on their paffiage from Havannah to Cadiz,
gnth two millions of dollars.
s 7 Emperor has granted to the Anil-
lay the denomination of the Imperial Caps ; a flatter-
ing teflimony of the good will of the Emperor,
towards a corps which firft witnefted his exploits and
his glory. M. de la Tam/. late Ambalrador from
the--King of Sardinia to the Court of Raffia ; M. St-
amm, and M. CAROM' all three Piedmontefe, have
been appointed Chamberlains to his Majefty the
Tarer.
It is faid the Emperor will go to Fontainbleau to
meet his Holinefs the Pope. on his arrival there, on
his way to Paris.
The deputies of the national guard of the depart-
ment of Mont Tonnere, who are to be prefent at the
Coronation of the Emperor, fct out from Mentz on
the gth loft. for Paris.
It is raid the Coronation is deferred from the 18th
to the loth of Brumaire, :Nov. 14) from Friday to
&today.
It is announced that the Legiflative Body is con-
voked for the t 6th of Brumaire (Nov. 7.)
IL C..orrsa, is appointed Treafurer to the Senate.
Letters from Italy announce the arrival of General
Carr ttttt 1, at Rome, who has already had an au-
dience of his Holinefs.
London, England, 1804-10-27

IMPERIAL DECREE.,

...—.—
114Zl, by the Orme of Goo, and the CoolUtudons of the
e7Emperor of the Frisch :
o •B to whom dm* Pref.-nu may come, health! We have de-
emed, and we decree as follows,
TM Legitiative Body k convoked for the tft of Frimaire nett
(Ws. se), to order to be prefent at our codecradoo and carom.
wmformrbly to the ConfUttltiona of the Empire.
We command cud dire!! that the precut decree be lamed in
BoVedn d 1.41.1.

Glom et our hapesial Palace of St. Cloud, the spit el Ventie.
minim (Tear 13).

(Sired)

■ITOLION.

Dy the Emperor.
The Secretary of llone. (Signed) a. a. I/411 ET.
The following fiatifiical view of France is given in
the jawed dr Paris :—" France. fituated is a tem-
perate tone, between the 42d and sill degree of nor-
thern latitude, contains from north to foods 24.0
leagues. and 320 leagues from call to well. Its fu-
perficies confifts of 3:moo (square leagues, and its
population of 32,691,265 inhabitants, equal to moo
Individuals upon each league. It is divided into ioB
departments, tog prefefturates, 417 difiriets, and
47468 communes. Its military Rate contains 27 di-
wifions, commanded by fo many generals of divilion.
Its ecclefiaßical ellablithment contills of r 1 archbi-
Sops, 58 bilbops, 4600 CUTACICS, 3 i,BOO under cora-
cies, and ito confiflorial or proteßant churches. The
WILT ellablithmuu of the :tinny confifis of 554407
men, viz. of the infantry of the line 341,411, light
infantry room°, cavalry of the line 14,120, light
envalry 68,988, artillery on foot 20,656, artillery on
horfeback 3229, pioneers, miners, engineers, 5873 ;
in the whole, 554407. The yearly confcription
alone gives a mafs of near a million of foldiers. Mr.
pain bas obferved, in a work lately publilbed upon
the recruiting of the army, that France. when in
danger, can dicoofe her defenders among fix million, of
salsa aide is tarry arms. Her maritime power is far
from what it was under Louis XIV. and what it will
Ife eat day wider Bo . 'The clear revenue of
France, during the year Xl. was 589,500,000 byres.
Her public debts amount to t,260,000,000 bytes, for
which 84 millions interelt is paid."
London, England, 1804-10-27

ON MONDAY NEXT, OCTOBER.
• will be prefented a Comedy •
THE SCHOOL FOR SCAN) t.
Sir Peter Tusk, Mr. MATTHEVAB4-
Sir Mime Surface. Mr. DOWTGIN,
Sir Benjamin Backbite, Mr. PAILtXR,
joreph Surface, Mr. BARRYM
Charles Surface, Mr. F.LI.ISTON,
MUG% Mr. WEWITZER.
Lady Tusk, Mifs DU SCAN,
Mafia, by A YOUNG LADY.
Mrs. Candour, Ms POPE.
To which will bs added A FARCE.
This Evening—The Provok'd Hulband ; with Richard Cain
de Lion.
On Tuefday, The Wonder.
7A New Comedy, in five Adis ; New Melo-Drame, and
a Farce, arc in rebearfal, and will be fpeccialy produced.
London, England, 1804-03-05

DEAL, MARCH 3.

We have not yet received any intefligenee from the
French cm& Came in yeßerday from a eruiee the
Late Hoop of war and }UCLA gon.brig, and this
morning the ?dictums and revere' (mall crnizers.—
Wind S. E. blows hard.

1644eu 4, FOWL O'CLOCC.

Since half pan three yellerday afternoon, it has
fearcely ever ceafed to (now, hail, and rain. During
the night it blew a violent gale, and nal continues.—
The wind is now S. E.—Tbe whole of the Boulogne
fquadron has been blown in. The Ise siorratisra
has come in with the loft of her cables and anchors,
It appear, however, that the fqusdrun will Coon
return, as a pendant is now flying, that no boats
from the men of war will be Coffered to go on more.
London, England, 1804-10-29

TO SEA BATHERS.

DE VELNO'. VEGETA r LE PILLS prnve
fucceliful in the cure of Scurvy, Scorbutic Eruption%
Leprofy, and other Cutaneous Medians ; It has alfo been &Ger-
taincd, that they arc a nese -eel analliary dining the prattice of
Sea Bathing, the advantages of onieb arc limited to the forface of
thc body ; for though thefe bleary ablutions deterge the Oda, and
ranovc oliftrodtions in the excretory dues, they enrol alter that
quality of the blood or cure thole &Inks which have their origin
in a mastrifie !late of the fluids. It Is evident, therefore,lhat It is not
only wife, but nccefEtry at this period to take fame attentive Me.
,!icine capable of corraillng the propertie.s of the bloOd. DE VEL.
NO's PILLS are ualtieftionably entitled to a preference, both lee
cilleacy and (stay: indeed, the operatign of the Vegetable. Prepay
ratios is contiderably RIR Red and expedited by Sea Bathing.
I bete invaluabl t ills are proved,by the exp-riaite of nattered%
to be the molt fate. curtais, and elliescious Medicine ever yat at.
visaed, for infallibly and radically curing all itifeaf.a which pro.
c.cd form an impure or impaired cf the 31.t0d or Juicer—
When the abilities of the molt celebrate. Phyllcian., and all odor
medicines have f iled,thefe excellent Pills have effeeted the naafi
Amid:bins c .res, lof which there are mally heal and indifpotably
creditable Evidaseei),they may therefore be relied an as a fondle
Renic,ly fir the Scurvy, the molt inveterate Rage of riemphuta.or
King's Evil. Scorbutte Eruptions, Leprofy, the ill egothe of Men.
mory, and all (granites procculing from eurnryt or vitiated Rudd&
Sul.l, whisk:ale and retail by Bourne and Ca. late ridding and
Co. at the original Waretioufes No. 76, Oxford4rert, *Kalb.* dos
Pantheon, in !mall b,ixes.pticc at 6d. or fix final/ In oat tarps
price all.; alfo retail by tats, Royal Exchange ; Aar and Ed.
wards, No 66, St. Pad's; Ward, 314, Holborn ; and by every
Vender .d Malicinn In the Kingdom.—ty The lire BOWS
will be fent to any part of England, on receipt of a letter, port
paid. entitling the amount, or an order far payment In London..
rlsractvd tehtdrn. Boerne sod Co. No. y6,oxfard.ltratt.
London, England, 1804-10-29

THEATRE ROYAL. COVENT-GARDEN.

TcMORROW EVENING, OC IDBER 3c,
,vill be predated, for the Cada dm, a New Comedy, in
The Ads, called
THE BLIND BARGAIN;
Or. HEAR 111 M OUT.
The princip.il Characters by
Mr. FAWCETT, Mr. LEWIS,
Sie. EARLE Y, Mr. BM RY. Mr. BLANCHARD,
Mr. KEMBLE.
CURTIES, Mr. JEFFERIES. Mr. ATKINS.
Mr.. GIBBS, Mr.. DAVENPORT,
Mite DAVIES, (with a Song In Chsrafter),
The Prologue to be fynken by Mr. MURRAY.
And the Epdogue by Mr. EMERY.
To which will be added the Comedy of
THE BIRTH-DAY.
Sir Stephen Bertram, Mr. MUNDEN.
On Wednefday, the Comic Opera of the Cabinet; with the
NVM for the Deed.
The Public are repedfully inf • med that the Grand Ballet
Tantontims of Raymond and Agnea has been fame dint in pre•
paration and will be produced on Monday next.
London, England, 1804-10-29

FOR SALE,

At the Broker's New Sale Room, hte the Mayoralty-Houfe,
Woolfter•ureet, Plymouth, on Friday the ad November nest,
at it o'Clock,
THE noted Fall-failing French Frigate-built Pri-
water LA BLONDE, that has long been the dread and
terror of Uoyd's. adult:Muting Snout sgo'Fons.
Willa for her fuperiority of fading, has, during the late and
prefont war, eluded the vigilance of all our Cruecrs, is Copper-
bottomed, now lyb.g in Hantuam, and then to be delivtred,
captured, after a chart of so hours, by his Makfty's fhip of war
the Louie, commanded by Frederick Lewls Maitland,

And afterwardserM be Difpofed of.
All the WARLIKE 2.4 other STORM landed from the Add
ship, In reparate Lot,: conflitieg of . _

Anchors, Cables, Standing and Running Riging, Salle, Mails,
Yards. and other Spars, Junk, Double and Since Blocks, Iron
BaMAR, a Quantity of Mufkets, Piaui., and Codafres, 3o Guns
st and 4-ponaders, Round double-beaded and Grape Shot, with
other Warlike and Ordnance Stores, Ler,•ars, Half-leg srs and other
Calks, Beef, Pore'
s Bread, Floor, and orli,r Provihons with va-
rious other Articles, as , will be eapretkd in the Catalogues of the
fame, to be delivered ten days previnus to the Sale.
ALSO FOR. EXPORTATION,
25 Calks Red Wine; 5 Ditto Brandy ; 4 Ditto Vinegar.
For viewing the Vac, and Stores, and for any further p •rtieu-
lays, apply at the Coanting-boufe of Edward Lyre, Efq. the
Agent, Frankfort row, or the Cawttiog.houle of
THOMAS LOCK VER. Sworn Broker.
Plymouth. Oetober 6, !Sot. _ _

VILLA, WITH LAND, BERKSHIRF.
TO NE SOI.D,

AA N ELEGANT FREEHOLD VILLA, with
2—complete Odom. and near Thirteen Acre. of Meadow
Land, moil delightfully fituated rear Wintifor. The Houle and
Grounds are in excellent condition. and may be entered ou imme-
diately. The Furniture and Fixtures to be taken at a fair value-
tion....-Prinemals only, on fending thelr added*. to Mr. Howell, at
arrawny'• Coffee haute. Clamizea.:ey, Curnhill, will be imme-
diately waited on, and further particulars given.
London, England, 1804-10-29

Efii FairHER DUBOST..

London: fold by T. Beery, Nn. 4, Brood ilrect, near the
Exchange. Where may be had, in °Clara, price iced& in hoards,
a DICTIONARY of MFRCHANU:SE, and Nomenclature in
all Languages : eortaloing the Hittory. Places ni growth, Cul-
ture, Ufe, and Marks of Excellency, of fuch natural Pre:Suakin
u form Articles of Commerce.
London, England, 1804-10-29

rI4O4IORROW EVENING. OCTOBER so,
will be performed the Comedy oP
THE WONDER.
Don Loper, Mr. CHERRY;
Von Felix, Mr. ELLISTON,
Frederick, Mr. BARTLEY,
Don Pedro. Mr SUET f,
Colonerßriton. Mr. BARRYMORE,
3 Lilfard,., Mr. BANNISTER, Jun.
.Libby, Mr. SPARKS ; Algursile, Mr. MADDOCKS.
Donna Violante, Mrs. JORDAN,
Donna Rebels, Mils MELLDN,
Flora. Mifs POPE.
To which will he added the Dramatic Romance of
R ICH A RI) CIZUR DE LION.
This Eveninz..— l'he School for Scandal ; with the Birth Day.
The Comedy of the Pro, oled Hatband having been on Suer.
day evening received with the higheft marks of approbation, and
molt unbounded applaufe. by a brilliant and crowded audience,
will be repeated. for the brood time this (salon, on Wcdoclday ;
after which (fiat time this (colon) Cinderella.
London, England, 1804-12-24

CAPTURES HT THE FRENCH.

The Hirondelle privateer, of Dunkirk, Captain
Hassamir, has captured the John, of Hull, laden
with iron and deals; and the Enterprise. of the fame
plate, from Pillar', bound to London, having on
board 1.6 lalla of wheat and other goods.—hisni-
rmr, Dec. it.
London, England, 1804-10-16

AT LANARK.

The &coal day of o...Robae dghteen huudred and four years, bdig
the IVfichaelnuf, Heal Court of the County of Lanark,
Mr. FOLLARTON of Coracia a, cholera Profea,

WHICH day, Sir WILLIAM MAXWELL of
Caiderwixd nude a motion which was feconded by M 7.
STIRLING of Grumped!ler, That the Thanks of the Meeting
Omni,' be given to Lord ARCHIBALD HAMILTON, for his
public [Silted cundutil In Parliament; and alfo, for his particular
attention to the bufinefs of the County In general; which the Meet-
ing uuanimoutly agreed to, and the fame was done accordingly by
the !mks, in their name; and they appoint an extra& of this minute
to be publifbesi In the London, Edinburgh, and Glafgow nowf-
papers.—Eatraded by

JAMES CLINISQN, Clerk.

GRAND JUNCrioN CANAL COMPANY.
THE Holders of Notes, Scrip Sheeti, or Mort-
gages, upon which intereft is payable, are informed that the
intereft due thereon will begin to be paid on this day, and Calltlidle
paying every day (Sundays excepted) by the Company's Tees-
Curers, at the Banking Hook of Mali.... Pantos, Omar, Boa,
BAaaAoe, and Co. kleet-ftrect, London.
The Holden of Notes and Scrip &bats are alto apprised, that
fuelt.Notar or Snip Sheets mutt be produced what the receipts foe
the Wenn arc Oval or delivered.
And all Subferibers to the left Loss, who hsve not paid up their
inftalmentspare particularly &Brod to pay the fame to the Cotn-
patty's Treafurets before they apply for payment of their intcreft.
By order of the Committee,
RICHARD COWLISHAW SALE,
No. is, Pifex-meet, Stnid, Committee C.A.
October Is, 1804.

ELEGANT' CHINTZ FURNITURE, Ste.
No. 67, New•liond Street.
nAKLEY and DUDDING, Furniture Printers to
Her Mikity, beg permilßon to aequlint the Nobility and
Gentry, that they have lately Printed an extenfive variety of Su-
perb Patterns, of peculiar novelty and beauty, which they wilh to
iulitnit to their approbation.
London, England, 1804-03-02

LONDON.

MIDAS', MARCH a.
PRICE OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT OM 0 CLOCIL .
Cool. for looney, 551—Ditto, for April 734 36.
Omnium A dif.-4 per Cent. 724 7 t
Old 5 per Cent. 1181-m New ditto 9411.
PRICE OV STOCKS VES I'ERDAY.
eper C. Red. Ann. Glut Short Ann. Out
/ per C Cont siff imp. 3 per Cent. Pi
4 per Cent. 71f 73i 73 Imp. Ana. 97.16
Pee Cent Nevi 8 le Omnium dif.
$ per Cent. 1797, 94! 93 944 Loner, rickets s7L Se.
Long Aon. hot Cent for April 36} 36

The hope we expreffed a few days ago in regard
to the con valefcent (tate of our beloved SoveesiGl4
we are happy to find, has not been difappointed.-7
The Bulletin of this day is fuels as we expeded, and
we have no doubt that each fucceeding one will k.e
more and more confoling to the ansions Public.
" Qlleties Palace. Mardi 3, MM.
" Moissor it piq ow formerrally."
(Sirmi)

" !OCAS PII'M
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In the Hoofs of Lords lag night, Lord Knuai
Lord Gaslsvikte, the Earl of CARLISLE, the Earl
of CASINARTON, and Earl FITZWILLIAM, in Neuf-
fiun, put very pointed quellinns, and prefred cu•
ncftly for a fpecifie declaration refpeeing the flate
of His Mayarres health. Lord Hawarssusr,
anfwer, adhered to the words of Mr. Aoposnrosi
in the Houle of Commons, and Alerted " that there
was no fufpenfion of the Royal funElions whith
prevented the perfonal curdle of the Royal Atis
thority." By this we are, no doubt, to under-
Rand, that His Majtsry is capable of exercifing
the royal fon/lions, notwithaanding the (late of
his inchipoli:ion, whatever it may be.—The Lotto
CHANCELLOR alto declared, that from all the ire
formation which he had colleted from every guar*
ter, he WAS confident that Lord HAWAFESCSI'i
ftatement was coned ; and he even went fn far as to
declare. that if the LcgiOaturc &mid pals a Bill,
it did in a7BS, to enable him to difpenfe with his
MayssTv's fign manual in giving the R .yal Mint
to filch Bill• as had pad both Hoofer, he flosuj
think it a breach of his duty to pot the foal to te
commiflion without having pclietally contuhcd
1.
May % IT r': will.
London, England, 1804-03-02

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'Committee *oaten the Order-book to-be bal.
lotted for, in ordkf to try the melts of a pe;ition from
certain deems, tioftsplaining of an undue eleaion
and return for the City of Coventry.
The Houfe was locked up at roar o'ch.ck ; but
there being only 83 Members prefcrat, an adjourz-
ment of courfe took place till to-morrow.