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London, England, 1803-10-13

BETWEI-N sT. !YRS AND I lUNTINGDON.

To be Peremptorily SOLD by AUCTION, by Mr.RAINE,
At the Rainbow Coffee-book, in Cornbill, on Friday, Nov. ix,

at Twelve &Clock,
THE NEXT PRESENTATION to the very
VALUABLE RECTQRILS of wrrroN and HOUGH-
TON, which Parifhes having bier* long liaee tnelofed, the whole
of the Rectorial Tithes confitt of Land, to the extent of about Six
Hundred and Twenty Acres, furrounded by Riving quick Fences;
a part rich Meadow, and the remainder deep arable Ground, with
Two Farin-Houfes, and proper Out-Buildings, and a moil derma.
ble Chrgyman's Reale:ice. in an excellent Manfion-I-Hae, with
fpaciou. Ofßees, nearly incluf_d on one fide by very lofty Brick
Walk, with elegant Heal are Ground and Meadow, extending to
the River Ouze. The pr_fent incumbent about 65 years of age.
Printed particulars clay b: had of the Printers of the Oxford and
Cambridge Papers; at the Fountain, lit.‘tingdon; Crown, St.
lye.; Rainhow C. houfc ; Mr. Spalding, No. 13, Paper.
buildings, Temple; and of Mr. /taint, Land Surveyor, in Char.
lotte-ftreet, Bloondbury, London.

CAPfI'A I . MANSION, GROSI(ENOR-S )DARE, and
HOUSES, NOR I H AUDLEY-STREET.
TO BF. SOLD BY AUC EON, by Mr. ROBINS,
At Garraway's Coffce-houfc, Change-alley, on l'hurfilay, aOth
at Twelve o' Clock,
ANOBLE Spacious ELEGANT MANSION,
fubitantially built, and juJiciuutly planned for the accommo-
dation of a large family, large open gardcn, with &tactic.] builelins
compelling a ftrong room, kitchen. and oOcea, four coach. hears
and Itaoking for twelve Mirka, fitu,ted on the north Ude of Grave.
nor-fluare, the refidence and property of a Nobleman.
The manlion contains f.mr capital lofty rooms, on the principal
floor, bnifiteal iu a haudfunte ftylc, with dreling-ronnui and water-
clofcts, fuitable bcd-chambers in the upper M,ries, principal and
reccodll7 atone flair-cafes. In the bafcment are rooms and °Sees
of every denomination, well piannrd and fitted up, with every
convenience proper Cu: a large family. The whole in lubilautial
repair, and immediate poffeffion may lac had. Me Reverfunt of
Three Hunks in North AudLey UrcM, a:juiningthegarden, will
be included with the Manliti. To be viewel with Tickets only.
Particulars at Garrawars, and of Mr. Robins. W..rwick-ftreet,
Goldembluare, where Tick,ts tor viewing may be bad.
London, England, 1803-10-13

• AU Perfons having Claims on the Efate may. at their option,
receive Fifty per Cute. on the Amount, by parr-loafing any of the
Goods continued in the Inventory of Mr. Cox's liffects, din are
at pr. luit to be difpof.d of, and which utrc affigned to the Truf-
tees for the mutual bem.fit of all the erecting."
The Invei:es thereof, with the Pikes fixed on each
may be kw by applying to M►. Campbell. on Monday the t ttli
current. and whatorcr is felcCled will be delivered on the Monday
thereafter, at the following Men:—
TAMES I.ARRA's, at Parrarauta. aid

bAVID DEVA.N's:at emlnty.
their producing the Bills they hold to Mr. Campbell, and re-
ceiving his ord.r for the delivery of fuck Articles as they may
colidefecnd on, at the Priccs fpecined in the Invoice: Copies of
which are alit) lodged at Mcffro. Larrwand Bevan's..
. .

AU Perfons indebted to the Eftate, arc requelted to make ian-
nydiate payment to Mr. Campbell; and thole who have ant yet
givut in their Claims are requetted in do fa, without further de-
lay, th t they may be ranked accordinsly.
Sydney, April 5, iB3s. ROBT. CA MPBSLI., Trcafurer.

This day was publiflied, the Second Edition, Price ts.
Bki MIN'S DEFENCE. A Sermon, preached
Auguft 21, 1803, in the Proteßant Ditrenting Meeting-hook
Batted, a. By JOSEPH HUGHES, A. M.
London Printed uy N. Biggs, Crane-court, Fleet-Brett Puis•
tithed by T. Williams, Stationer's-court; and fold by W. Button,
Paternoker. row ; T. Condo', Buckleranni ; and J. James, Brat&

This day was publilhed, Price One Shilling,
Inferibed to the Milton of Loyal Volanteers, (and intended lobe
the Soldiers Manual)
SENNACHERIB DEFEATED, and his ARMY
DESTROYED. A Sermon, preached at Wanftead. Mx,
Ply the Ron. S. GLASSE, D. D. F. R. S. and Chaplain
in Ordinary to Hi. Majely,
On Sunday the 4th of Septemlxr dog.
Printed for F. and C. Rivingtnn, St. Paurs Clutch-yawl ;Ha4-
ard, Piccadilly ; and Afperne, CoraddlL
London, England, 1803-10-13

BIRTHS.

Ou Thurfday le, near Wandworth, the Lady of Francis Fownes
Luttttil, Efq. of a fat.
Monday morning. in Edward .ftn-et,Cavaulifis fquare,tbe Lady
of John Nicholas Kahn, Efq. of a daughter.
On the sth inn. Mr. H. Robertion, South St. David's•Rreet,
Edinburgh, of a daughter.
London, England, 1803-10-13

MARRIED.

At Dun tannage Cattle, on the loth nit. K Campbell, Efq. of
lunPurfnage, to Mits Frances M'Gregor, youngeft daughter of
James M'Oregor, Efq. of Gleogyle.
On the aSth ult. at Linderh• Hope Steuart, Efq. of Ballechin,to
Mit• Lou& Morley, fecond daughter of the late James Morley,
eq.
On the 25th ult. Alexand?r Malcolm, Efq. from Bengal, to
Mits Charlotte Mortimer, daughter of Mr. William Mortimer,
merchant in Aberdeen.

William Gilbert Child, Eft,. late Lieutenant-Colonel tithe 19th
Dragoons, to Mifs Charlotte de Lancey, daughter of the late Ste-
phen de Lancey; Kfq. Go►ernor of Tobago.
At Kirkdale on the 4th ult. Mr. David M•Lellan,of Marks, to
Mits Citherine Hannay, daughter of the late William Hannay,
Efq. of Kirkbride.
London, England, 1803-10-13

ECCUSTASTICAL PROMOTIONS.

---
Oast) Ocr• 8 —Yefterday the Rev. Whittington Lawlor,
D.l). Provuft of Worcefter College, nominated, by the Chancel-
lor of the Univerfity, Vice-Chancellor for the year enfulng, was
in full convocation, a (mond time inveited with that office. At
the fame time the Rev. Julin Wills, D. D. Warden of Wadham
College; Michael Mallow, D.l). Prefident of St. John's College;
Henry Richards, D. D. Rector of Exeter College ; and John Par-
funs, D. D. Matter of 13aliiul College, were appointed Pro-Vice-
C neellors.
London, England, 1803-12-21

TO-MORROW EVENING, DECEMBER 22,
will be peefented the Drama of
DEAF AND DUMB.
To which will be added (14th flaw) a New Grand Se:do-Conde
Pantomime, in Two Adis, called
THE CARAVAN;
Or, THE DRIVER AND HIS DOG.
•
With New Scenery, Machinery, Dreffes, and Decorations.
The Mufic entirely New, compered by Mr. Reeve.
Evening---The Wife of Two Hui sands; with the Caravan.
On Friday, (Lilt time this farm), Pissarro; with the Caravan.
On Monday will be produced a New Grand Pantomimic Spec.
bele, called Cinderella; or, The Glafs Slipper. Previous to which
will be performed the Trage ly of George Barnwell.
The Public are molt icfpedluily informed, that Mrs. Jor-
dan is re-engaged at thisTheatre. Due notice will be given of her
&ft appearance.

THEATRE ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN.

9"0-MORROW EVENING, DECEMBER :2,
A- will be performed, for the its time, a New Hiltorical
evade Opera, in Three Atli, called
THE ENGLISH FLEET IN 1342.
Thepriactild C.haratlers by
Mr. HILL,, Melba P. DEN-SON, Mr. INCLEDOIL
Mr. BLANCHARD, Mr. BRAHAM, Mr. Amami.
Mrs GLQIIER, Mrs. HUMPHREYS, Mri. DAVENPORT,
Figwort STORACE, Mrs. ATKINS, Mifs GAUDRY.
To width will he added the New Farce, called
RAISING THE WIND.
The Charadrrs ly
Mr. LEWIS, Mr. BLANCHARD,
Mr. SIMMONS, Mr. EMERY, Mr. ATKINS, &a.
Mrs. DAVENPORT, We. BEVERLEY.

This ]Evening—The DiltreiredMother ; with the Patina
On Friday, The EngUat Fleet; (being the lid night of &aim
the Holidays—and the Lift lane of performing the New
Opera. dli Saturday the 3111 in(tant.)
On Monday, the Tragedy of Alfalfa; after width will be pro-
aced a New Pantomime, which has been in preparation all the
hemmer, and an lothearfal from the beginning of the teaks.
WANTED, by a LADY, the Lino of FORTY
POUNDS, for Six htonths. Security and gait it:teeth
will be given. No Monty Broker will be treated with.
Letters, in the det inflame, pod paid, to A. Z. No. ts, Tower
Royal, Qty.
London, England, 1803-12-21

COMMERCIAL EDUCATION.

'THE Commercial School, under the Soperinten-
-11. dance of the Rev, SAMUEL CATLOW, at Maadield,
glettleghandldre, will open again an Monday, January 53,1804.
References to Engllfh and Foreign Merceaftle Reeks of the
fief 'tradability in Town and Country, are left with Mr. Jan-
ine, Bookfeller, St. Paul's Church Yard; and Mr. litobinren, Pa-
unsoftw.row, London. Of whom may be had, Aa Enlarged Out.
/Me of rhe Plan of Inftruclion, which is adapted to the varied Par.
peke at adive Life, having an equal view to the formation of the
Scholar, the Merchant, and die Gentleman.
To w hkh is alto added, A detalkd View of the Syftem a/
Studies, Moral Management, Difeiplinc, and internal Regulations,
adopted in
1 HE MANSFIELD COMMERCIAL SEMINARY.

Reference may alb) be procured an application to the Some-
assize.

PRIVATE TUITION. for Foreign Gentlemen
and others, who having finithed their Se auol Llueation. mai
with to parfue their Literary and Coot:nerds! Studies, with thu
advantage of awe aocefe to a Stied Library, Pluldophital Appa-
tabu, &c.

The Sunni or the MAMSFITLD Co3lll4llClALSt-
anismir. having fitted up a Hook mi)oining his awn. with the
clew of est. oiling the molt liberal means ..t'l Dition and Private
Study, to the Children of the Commercial Clar.es of the COMIII.I-
- radii., peculiar advantages for the slime purpofes ; parti-
al:au of which, with the Terms. may be lonised by application
to the Rev. SAMUSI. cAmow, Maasueld, NottloghamOdre.
*„. References to SaillOs mod Foreign ticreandie Wares of the
refpeciatality in Town and Country. arc kk with Mr. John-
fort, No. fix, St. Paul's Church-yard, and &feint► Mr. Robiufoo,
Pau:molter row, and may be procured oa application to tie Su-
perlatasdant.

GUARDIAN OF EDUCATION, •
Concluded by Mrs. Taira rata.
ON the t ft of January. the publication of this Wnrk
will be returned, the SevarteesthNumber,being the brit tithe
Third volume, will then be punned, with an Inereakd quantity
of Letter Prof., Price as to be continued <tamely.
'INa volume will contain a sequel to the original Edgy as Ma-
dan Education, by the Editor, tainted in the preceding ve.umea
alio a Review of Reeks relanng to Education, &t. he.
. . . . . . .

Printed for F. and C. itiviogion. No 6s, at:Pastra Cheek-fardi
and J. Hatchard, Na apo, Piccadilly ; to whom catantanicatiaas
for tids Work may be addrelred, mad where may be had Volumes
OncJad 1 we, price he hoards rya or any Nambesi reparatelyon
e ch ; alo, Mrs. Trimmer's Abridgment of the saspeusu
tory.ber Scripture Catalan. ant other Works.
London, England, 1803-12-21

HOUSE OF COMMONS.

The Gentleman Miler of the Black Rod appeared
within the Bar, and &fired the attendance of the
Houk in the Houk rd Lords, to hear his Majelly%
.Atrent given by Commiflion to certain Bills. The
Speaker and Members accordingly attended it. On
his return he informed the Houfe, that be had been
in the *Honk of Lords, and had heard his Majeßy's
Affent given by Cornmiffion to the Volunteer Ex-
emption Aft, and one Private Inclofure BilL
A perfon from the Commiffioners of the Northern
Light houfe, preiented an Abliraa of their Accounts,
which was ordered to lie on the Table. •

A perton front the Treafury prefented an ACCOIII3t
of the number of Ships fitted out from Scotland, and
employed in the Whale Fifkery iq Davis's Straits and
on the Coaft of Greenland. Ordered to be printed
for the ufe of the Members.
The Speaker was authorifed to iffne his warrant for
the election of a Member for the Borough of Dorcbef-
ter, in the room of the Hon. Cropley Athley, who has
accepted of the Office-of Clerk of the Delivery ofhis
148.ieilv's Ordnance.
Mr. SHERIDAN prefcnted two Petitions againft
the decifion of the Committee on the late Likard
Eleftion; the one from certain inhabitants of that
place, paying kot and lot, and the other from Tho-
mas Sheridan and William Ogilvie, Efqrs. They
both ailedged that right of voting for Reprefentatives
in Parliament was vetted in the inhabitants paying
£cot and lot; of whom the majority were in favour
of the Candidates, Melks. Sheridan and Ogilvie, not-
writhflarding which their opponents had been return-
ed; that the Paid Mars. Sheridan and Ogilvie had
petitioned againft that cledion and return, the merits
of which werc tried by a Committee, whole decifion
was, that the rights of election were not in the inha.
bitants paying fcot and lot, but in the Mayor and
burgeffes. 1 hey, therefore, complained of that de-
termination as being contrary to law, and prayed for
its reviiiun by the Houk. Mr. Sheridan then laid,
that it was the with of the parties, that as early a day
as poffible fhould be fired on after the :veers; but on
account of the inconvenience of bringing op the wit-
neffies timing the time of the affixes, he fltould propofe
that the petition be taken into confederation on Tuef-
day the loth of April, which was agreed to.
The CHANCELLOR. of the EXCHF(WER
role, and moved, 1! that the Houk do, at tie riling,
adjourn to Thurfday, the tft of February next."
On the queftion being put, it was carried one. ten.
The Houfe accordingly, without proceeding to fur- 1
cher hufinefs, adjourned to that day.
London, England, 1803-12-21

r!-,r

.P.I.Iti.I.I.IIE.TJAT PROCEEDINGS.

1 ti,t. 0, LORDS, TUESDAY, PIC. zo.
Ti. ivy :1 was given by Coo:million to th
:,!ntcer Co, p. and to the Hick-
_

i he ix) a uere, the LORD CHAN-
CILLOIt, !EsarrrotritiLordWALsiNchtAm.

M f:.•at the Treafurv, pretented doeu-
rex:. i• !Le 1-> ..f which the following were the
•
genetal bead,
:
An Account of the Expellees of maintaining the Northern Lights.
.S.!enunt of the number, &c. of Ships employed in the Greenland
alto ~reights fillieries from Scotland.
Nl,.nks expended in 6uun•les and Prerniunts for
Gr, n Full to the Markets of London and Weaminiter.
'!'lute J•.cumentF were ordered to he cn the Table.

....._ ..
Couniel were finally heard relative to the Appeal
from Chance. y, Keighley, v. the Earl India Compa.
ny, viz Mr. Romizi.y at confiderable length on the
part of the Appellant in reply. After the Learned
Counfel had concluded,
The LORD CHANCELLOR rote and adclteiTed
the Houfe at fume length upon the fubjefl : was
not his intention to conclude what he had to y by
propoling an immediate decifion upon the c e, its
peculiar nature and importance, which in lved,
among other confederations, certain points con eitled
with the ptaEtize and forms of the Cnurt of han-
cery, uotild p, cclitcle that, as alto would the propri
ety of having a due underftanding of Come points
arifing out of the cafe. In illuftration of there pro•
politiom, the Noble ..nd Learned Lord entered into
a review of the leading eircumftances of the cafe, as
well as of vat ions important legal confiderations con.
neacd with it ; and concluded by moving, that the
farther confideration of the cafe be adjourned until
the fecond cattle day after the cubing recefs, which,
o.:1 the quellion being put, was ordered by their Lord-
flips accordingly.
Orders were made for adjourning the farther con-
fideration of certain Appeals, which flood for fur-
ther hearing or judgment, until early periods after
the recefs.—The Houfe then adjourned on the motion
of Lord WAL:•INGHAM (for the Chriftmas reeds),
until Friday the 3d of February.
London, England, 1803-12-21

TO BE SOLD,
AMANSION, with feveral MANORS, the im-
myriad= of a Parifb and Advowfon, and upwards of Fif-
teen Hundred Acres of Land, of the anneal value of Seventeen
Hundred Poem& And upwnnls, Stuate la a tavuunts Maritime
County, withiti tight miles of the lea, between fisty and fevemy
miles from Loodoopplicatium tnay be made, by principal,
only, to Mr. Samuel Vankeekor, to be left at the Pole Ofbcc,
kindling. fiats.
London, England, 1803-09-09

IRISH IN ?R CENTS.

The Dnbl'n Mail of this day has brought us the
following particulars refpe&ing the Trials that are
now grin• on at Dublin. The fate of one of she
Prifoners holds our an awful leffon to thole deluded
wretches who are fo weak and wicked as to tarn to
the abettors of rebellion—the dire& rood to murder
and fuicide.
London, England, 1803-03-07

LONDON.

. MONDAY. MARCH /.
PRICE OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK:

3 per C. Coif. ntoner. voi—fne Apnl sec.
ki 74d.
O 5 pee Cent. Ann. loati—Ounnans 4 '

PRICE OF STOCKS
Bank Stock
3 per C. C. nf. if if
per C. Ar.n tot 102
Short Ann. 4 9-16
Nap. Ann. ill

ON ItATINIDA.Y.
°614
ti4fit. has Scot 224 4r. .
Etcbeq. 41if
Emil& Ticket, 'I: it pi
Cat for April 72a

Two Dutch Mails have arrived. They. brit* ave
taunts of great inundations baving.taken place Ps
different pans of Holland, in confequence of the
breaking op of the ice.
AniericAu papers to the 311! tilt. have alto come
to hand; and Paris journals to the 4th intl.
The PATIS papers are principally Occupieyl with
the dilcuffions on the Civil Code. The Make*
contains fume curious remarks on the late Trial
of M. PE LTI ta. It leans to have given ofence to
the French Court inflead of conciliating, as nts4y
expelled it would, the angry writersof the lifoffisar.
The American Pt.pers prefent an interefting
paper, the Report of the Committee of Commerce
and ManufaeureApon that part Of the Mefage of
the Prefident of the United States, which relateato
the difcrienating and coontervailing duties, and
the late Alt of the Britifh Parliament, refpettias
them. It will be perufed with attention by alp
Commercial Readers:

yellerday the Whop of Lircoc• preached 1,
fore the Nobilty at the Chapel Rork!.
The Ksuo has fettled a pention of tool. on Aa•
Tuve Moira?, thi celebrated Dramatic Authotr
an as which iiriU not give more comfort to air
one, than•it will flied hompur op she othpr.

On Saturday, the Committee appointed to try
dig merits of the Nottingham Eledtfon Petition
were compelled tb adjourn, 'on account of the
nets of Mr. WALSH, of Upper Harley-fired, nos
of its members. It was the opinion of the pen-
ritsners, that as the ilnufe of Commons did not fit,
the Committee could not meet till after a report
had been made to the }lnsole. TheC:bairmaat
ISAAC HAWSIIIIS BROWN[, Efq. however, waiteJ
upon the Sneaker to inform him of the circurn-
fiance, w!...:n le.tre was given for the Committal
to prncee 1 on Monday, ihould Mr. Wat.sn react.
ver. TI.:, is the firlt adjournment which has taketi
place in the Nottingham Committee during a te•
ti•ous and pain ill attendance of 16 days.

The lion. PHii..lr I'7llT of Grofvenoaquare.
the inheritor of the *dates of the tate Lady FOLK*
STO I, his mother. who was fuppofed to have died
inteflate, as he was examining, laft week. fome
family papers, found a will purporting to have been
mate by her Lady-flip. Struck with th, rsids‘sa
arid snnexpefted difcovery, Ire exclaimed, 0 000,
what liaye I found 1 it is my mother's NYULu4
her will tall be obeyed I"—Among the haven%
it contained bequefts to her fervants at the time a
her death. He atenroding!y called hls.dotneakte
and inliituted an immediate enquiry, with st:siess
to pay them if Vying, or their neaten relatiTelr.
dead, the full amount of their feveral legacual
intereft ; which will amount to feveral thaersts.
pounds: Among the lei;atees, a poor wom,n.wlt
had been only a fear days in her Ladifinellgrt
vice, ha, beat paid 51, amd 31, ißtgrca;'
London, England, 1803-03-07

PLYMOUTH, MARCH 5.

The Tigre, of this port, Capt. Dam, which
I failed hence Wednefday evening for Antßadon,
hal put back, having fprung a leak off the Start,
and has her pumps cboaked. Sailed the Wood.
land Csale, of Landon, Capt. Lawsccrii, from
London, for Smyrna. Arrived the GREYHOUND
revenue cutter, of 14 guns, Capt. Wicainson,
from a cruise. Sailed the de Vriede, Capt. A.
Maariaus, from Amflerdam, bound to St. Se.
baftian's, laden with cheers ; the Benjamin, Capt.
M. Ryseae.from Amilerdam, bound to Surinam;
and the RAIIOIII revenue cutter, Capt. FRAZER,
on a cruise. Came in the Canarian, Capt. SHAD.
FORT, from London, to Tortilla, with the lots of
anchors and cables ; the Stert, Capt. Snits., from
London, for this port ; the Barbara, from Sun.
derland ; the Hannah, from ditto; the Harriog.
ton, HARRINGTON, from ditto; and the Wardell,
Waloacc, from ditto.
London, England, 1803-03-07

SHEERNESS, MARCH I.

This day failed the CYR? its• to Chatham to be
paid off; alto the Lioraito, commanded by the
gallant Captain Cowls, (who took the Chian
frigate while be commanded the VICTOR &Opt in
the Ea(t India Seas.) to be paid of.
MARCH 6.

Yeacrday the C►as►ays was paid of at am.
London, England, 1803-03-07

tham.—The Svredifli (hip Louifa Mick, is fortu-
nately got off the ground, but is found to be fo
much injured that it is expelled (he will unload
and repair in this river, as it is impoilible (he Call
proceed up the Thames.
Arrived the brig Satisfaction, Captain Carmel.,
of Stockton-upon-Tees, laden with fugal., from
London for Amllerdam, having fprung a leak; but
from the exertions of the Captain, and the timely
affiflance he has obtained here, the cargo is pre-
ferved from injury, and the fhip will fail on her
voyage to-morrow.---It is gratifying to hear that
(hips in (libels coming into this port meet with
fpeedy Alliance, and at a very fmall ex pence ;
this is to be attributed to a very excellent check
kept to prevent watetmen and others from prey-
ing upon the ditirelTed, and thereby rendering
their dillreffes more poignant and lamentable.
London, England, 1803-12-19

Difmounted Troops.
. .

John Luard. Tsfq. and Abraham johnion,jim. Erg. to be Captains:
William Richardfon, and Robert Wor&y, Gents. to be Cornets.
Eaftern Battalion of the Mendip Legion Gentlemen

and Yeomanry Cavalry:

Cornet John Good, to be Lieutenant ; Edward Brown, Gent. to
be Cortiet, vice Good ; and John Norman, Gent. to be Surgeon.
Monmouth Gentlemen and Yeomanry Cavalry.
Richard Lewis, kifq. to he Captain, vita Jones, raped.
Thomas Cooke, CCM. to be Carnet. vice Edward Cooke.
Ketford Troop of Nottinghamlhire Gentlemen and
Yeomanry Cavalry.
John Hun, M. D. to be
Aberdeens/cormteer Infantry.
Major Hay Livlngfton to be Lieutenant-Colond
Anderflon Volunteer Infantry.
John Geddes, Efq. to be Lieutenant-Col/and Coaunandant ; and
Hugh Crok Efq. to be Major.
To be Captaina--Richard Gillefxde Alexander Pollock, Colin
• Cillefple, Henry Houklfworth, John Panama, jun. and Robert
Salton Alexander, Erin.
To be Lieutenants—John Jamiefon, William Semple, William
Scotder, William iviouteitb, Andrew Crolbie, Thomas Jamie-
fon, M. Bolton Simpfon, Gents.
To be Edigus--Thomas Geddes. William Rowan, William
Webßer, Pat. Mitchell, James Graham, Gems.
To he Chaplain—Rev. James Stewart.
To he Adjutant—John Sharp, Gent.
're be Q2Rrtermalter—Alexander Buchanan, Gem.
To be surgeon—Archihahl Miller, Gent.

Bofmere and Claydon Corps of Volunteers
rhomm Singleton. Efq. to be Captain, vice Martin, refigned.
Briltot Volunteer Artilltry.
John Blake, Gent. to be Second Livutenant.
Loyal Bririth . Artificers
_ _

Thomas Murpby, Gent. to be Lieutenant,viee Spankle, reigned ;
George Ellis, Gent. to be Ditto; Lewis M.Kenzie, swd Robert
Biglaod, Gaits. to be Enfigns; James Shaw, M. D. to bn Eby- •
; Henry I.yte, Gent to be Adjutant.
Loyal Bunny Volunteer Infantry.
William Bayley Cocker ,Efq. to be Captain.
The Canal Volunteer Infantry.
Hugb Baird, Efq. to be Captain-Commandant ; Robert Baird,
to be Captain ; Robert Salmon, and Robert M'Dowau, Gents.
to be Lieutenants; Robert Aitken, and William Thonsfon,
Gents. to be Enfigns.
Catterick and Richmond Volunteers.
Rev. Motley Atkinfon to be Chaplain.
George Stavdcy, Gent. to be Surgeon.

Cheltenham Loyal Volunteers.
John Wilcox, Gent. to be Lieutenant.
Doncalter Volunteer Infantry.
William Nathan Wgighte Hewett, Efq. to be Captain, Mee Eyre,
refigned ; Thomas Craws, Efq. to be Captain ; George Mar-
tin, Gent to be Lieutenant, vice Lcgett - George ThirkeD,
Gent. to be Lieutenant; John Wright, jun. Gent. to be Ethyl,
vice Rawfon.
London, England, 1803-12-19

Dumfries-(hire Volunteers.

Wain James Brown to be Captain ; Henry Duncan, Gent. to be
Lieutenant; William Feria, and Thomas Anderfon, Gents. to
be Enligns.

AIL Battalion of Loyal Edinburgh Spearmer.

.
John Ben..ett. Lfq to be Lieutenant-Colonel-Commandant ; Cap-
tain John Coat, to be Lieutenant-Colonel; Robert pundas,
Efq. to be Major.
To be Captaino—William Ranken, John Simplon, Thomas Mil-
ler, Thomas Smith, Francis Rtaidwnotl, Andrew Reid, John
Cameron. James Newton, Patrick Meths, and Akupder Gard-
ner' Mrs.
To be Lieutenant—John Peat, Gent.
To be Chaplains—Rev. Alexander Stanton.
To be 5..-aeon—William bacquharfon, M. D.
To be AlLRant-hurgeons.-Thontas Lothian, and Henry Edmon.
• Ron, bents.

Framlingham Volunteers.
Captain John Stanford to b' Major, vice Sbafto, reigned; Lieu-
tenant Thom as P,JIC to be Captain Enfign George Edwards
to be Lleuteni..s ; John Godwyn, Gent, to be Enfign ; George
Mayhew, Cult. to be Enfign, vire Bennington, reftwd.
iit or Wellern Regiment of Glamorgan Volunteers.
David Long, Gent. to be Enfign.
2d or Eafiern Regiment of Glamorgan Volunteers.
Enfign David Hopkins to to Lieutenant.
Evan Morgan Williams, Gent to be Enfign, vice Hopkins.
tit Regiment of Glnfgow Volunirers.
Dude Moreton, EN. to be Adjutant, with the Brevet rank of
Captain-Lieutenant; William Duniop, Gent. to be Starr onotice
Alexander Dunlop, reigned ; John Stentionk, Gast. to be
Af-
Illtant-Surgeon.
Glafgow Highland Volunteers.
' Peter Stewart, Gent. to be Lieutenant, "ice M'Kekr, refigned;
Lacklan Stewart, Gent. to be Lieutenant, vice Cameron, regned;
Buchanan Leckie, Gmt. to be Enfigu, vice Campbell, raped.
Glafgow Trades Volunteer Battalion.
Lieutenant Robert Smith to be Captain, vice Clain, refired;
James Helton, Gent. to be Lieutenant, vice Smitb; William
Lang, Gent. to be Lieutenant, vice Urie, reigned; William
Mkkle , and James Wagon, Gana. to be Enfigni.
Forbes Andtaion, Gott. to be Adjutant.
Haverill Corapany of Volunteers.
Jofeph Ondtruy, Gent. to be Litt, tenant.
Colonel Cotterel's Herefordlldre Volunteers.
Co he Captains--Richard Henting, Richard 'Dowding, James
Arehtbdtl, Erg ra
To be lieutenams--Thnntas Sayer, Thomas RarEer, John Trues-
pe r, William Ockey 11011124 &denials's, J oh/v.1144mb ant, Gen ta:
T., be Ettligna—Tracy Caldwell, Henry Mukgan, Richaid Holmes
Gene.
London, England, 1803-12-26

PARIS PAPERS.

Yefterday we received regular fets,of the French
Journals : but as they do not come down later than
the 7th inflant, the following are the only articles
they prefent worth feleaion.
Pants, Dac. 6.—ln confequence of a decifion of
government, the names of feveral Englilh merchants
at Bourdcaux have been erafed from the lift of pri-
loners of war. •

General Josa, lately appointed by the Filter Cow.
sot. to take a command in the expedition againli Eng-
land, has taken leave of the Minilter of war in order
to proceed to the camp at Bruges.
Dac. 7.—The flat bottom boats, on board which
the chalreurs of the guards manoeuvre, carry from 20
to 24 (cries of rowers: each Series confilis of four fol.
diers, two of whom move the oars on the right
and two on the left fide, an officer RatAing on a
high place, direas the manoeuvres. On his giving
a Signal the right file quit their oars, lay bold
of their mufkets, charge them with rapidity and
fire in an oblique direai on ; on a fecond Signal, the
oppofite file go through the fame exercife, and foaa
doses the two files perform it firnukaneoufly. The
Tad fill proceeds an its courfe, according to the
impulfe which has been given to it: when it Slackens,
the Soldiers place their mufkets between their legs,
and communicate to the boat its former rapidity.—
The Officer alfo makes them manoeuvre, and fire in
different direaions, to accultom them to take during
an engagement that politico which may appear moll
favourable.

We mentioned on Saturday that orders had been
ailed by Government, that neutral veffels &odd not
be permitted to enter any of our ports between the
Humber and the Downs, Yarmouth roads and the
Downs excepted. Oa this fubjeft the following of-
ficial communication has been made to the Swedith
Minifler :

0 Copy of a Letter from Ida Excellency Lord HAWIRSIIORY, one
of ids fallailarea Principal Secretaries of State, to his Excel-
lency Baran Da St itl.ll, his Sandi& 111 'a Envoy
Extraordinary at the Court of Great Britain, by him tranftnitted
to CIA,/ GRILL, Efl. Lis SWedlal MAJLSIT's
Agent General.

" I have the honour of informing Too, that, In caokquence of
the peculiar eitcumitances of the moment, It has been judged ta.
pedirat to Ilse orders, preventing all °sips under Sweilias or other
neutral colours, from entering any post or place an the coati be-
tween the Humber and the Downs, with the exception of Yar-
mouth Roods and the Downs, to which pliers Our will be fin
permitted to rein. I have 101 l no time in enabling you to meakc
as cart. communkatbs of the mcafure which the Limo has
thought fit to adopt, a► it is his MAJts-res anxious with that the
trade of neutral nosiness may be fasjedt to no urinceaTary inspedi.
mune or isbcouveuicuce. I have the &moor to be, 11/4c.
London, England, 1803-12-26

This Evening—A Bold Stroke for a Wife; with the Caravan.
On Wednefday, The Wife of Two Hulbands; with the Caravan.
- On Thurfday will be produced a New Grand Pantomimic Spec'
tack, called Cinderella; or, The Glafs Slipper. Previous to which
4111 he performed the Tragedy of George Barnwell.
) The Public are molt refpeettully informed, that Mrs. Jor-
dan Is engaged at this Theatre, and will make her firft •carance
s Monday, Jan. a, in the Charadter of the Country . .
London, England, 1803-12-26

TO THE PROPRI LTORS OF LAST INDIA SI

AND GENTI.CMUN,
S 0 many have I ttei¢ folicited yourfuffraget to be
named Direelors of your Affairs, that &rola hefi,ate adding
my nuns to the nit, were l nut intluevi by the following cooft-
drrstions: _ _

have paired twenty four years of my life In Rehm' fervice in
Indio; during which period I held miliiaiy and political ntuations
of cooliderable terpouGhility under Sir Archibald Campbell, Mar-
quis Cornwallis, Sir William Meadows, Lord Hobart. Marquis
Wellcilty, and Lord Clive, (ram whom I have received the molt
flattering approbation.
More than once r have received from your Honourable Court
or Dlsseacys fay,!skrOkigaissontalt. of sty cuisdui.4.7 sod to torn
.

the fade that they entertained of it ingaieral, and of my laR
public ferviets In particular, did me the honour to vote me Plate
wittraninkription ton flattering not to be here inferted:
" From the Ealt India Company to Lieutenant Colonel John
Alexandertann,.ntum. for important and forcefiful f..rvicei in rub-
cluing a rebellion of the Potyears In the nom elly Province in the
year 1799, for which he received the Poolie Thai,!Ls of the Right-1
Honourable the Governor General, and the Goe..trnor in t Muneil
at Fort Sr. George; and the energy.. atdi ability which
diftinguilhed his condutt upon this occalion, and above all ht.:p-
-h/i irderirp wire held forth as an ezaniple to the army in gett.r.l."
As the Interefts of the Fall India Company embrace not int:rely
mercantile, hut sifo g? at political nd iiiiitary confidrratiutts,
kw will deny that there Oa old Ise among your ,iircaors a pro-
pwtion of men polreffing focal mill cry and FAL cal knowledg
Of your dircdtors, two only are md.rary alien, and one or both
may occattonally be out by r cation. When it is copfidered, that
fuhjeas of the *heft military importance, involving much military
detail, conitantly come before your ex cutive Government at
home, it will be readily admitted that thin is a very inadequate
proportion.
. On thcfe grounds I venture to offer myf,lf a candidate for he
' direction, and to folicit your fupport upon folic future vacancy.
Should I behonoured with it, being diferzaged from all othe public
coneertuf, I than devote the whole of my time to the ravine of
the Bart India Company. I have the honour to be,
With the greateft refpedt, Ladies and GOItIetSCO,
your faithful and obedient (errant,
JOHN ALEXANDER BANNERMAN
No. 47, Dorrer-itreet, tdth December. 1803.

TO MILLERS, Ste.
TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT,
t
CAPITAL CO RWMILL, capable of grinding
about z'o Loads per Week, in an eligible and conventeot
Stuation near London.—For particulars enquire of Meet. Wel.
tons, Solicitor, Feochurch-fircr.

TO BE PUBLICLY SOLD, TO THE HIGHEST BIDDER,
At the Cartons Hoof; Wilitby,
On l'hurfday, December 29, 1803,
FOUR Hundred Gallons of Foreign Geneva ;
Two Gailooi and a Half of Foreign Brandy.
For the ufc of Private Families only.
To be pat up in (null Lots. Sarnplei to or produced at the time
of fele, which will bran at Two o'Clock in the Afternoon.
London, England, 1803-12-26

o

'bridge, so the Rate Or arrl tittle Hakkal,sear Tele mnu
&methane. Heights, nt at Mot- Ratko Top, near Thorvenon.
Mob WithycontLe !Mk Woodbury
Weltaland Beacon, near Tot • Common.
nets. Dorndown, neat _
Honiton-
110111tallIT.

C.Plene Reek, La railer Clark near Derrew-
Taunton. e,{4t•
Tile Chrißmas horfe fair at York on Monday, was
uncommonly well attended. A number of good
horfes were offered for tile, and molt of them fold at
high prices.
The Tavißock Volunteers marched on Saturday
morning from 'Plymouth dock to Tail flock, having
tinifhed their three weeks duty; they were relieved by
the Volunteers of Dock.

Db'lii.lA; DEC. 22.

In confcquence of a chimney falling, the flerrs o:
an old houie in Crane•lane, inhabited by * nurubcr of
poor perfons, were all borne down, and we fear fcvc.
cal lives loft. A man and a boy are afcertained to
have been killed, and the ruins are now removing in
further harch.

At a Privy Council held by his Exclitsi:cr, na
Tuefday lall, a proclamation was ordered to be in.
ed. offering a reward of 5001. each for the appiz.
henfion of Thomas Wylde and John Mahon. In a
former Proclamation tool. reward for each of them
bad been ofered. but the atrocious outrage at BA.
lycommon. in which Capt. Doocsou was murdered.
has been the caufe of the extra reward.

Yefterday, the Right Hon. the Lott) MAYOR call.
ed upon Major Sias, at the Calle, in is coach,
taking the Major along with him, proceeded to the
houfe of one Conolly, a printer, in Bride.ltreet, where
they feized a great number of copies of a book en.
titled, "The Life of Bonaparte ;" alio, the types fit
for prio,ing it. They committed the printer to pt:.
.• JOY SIR& then taking direaion from the
Loan MAYOR, and accompanied by Plaice BILL,
went to the houfe of B. Smith, Mary•ittret, where
they feized a parcel of the fame book ; they a!fo
went to ---- Croft, and another printer, Bridge.
Meet, where they foend and feized many more.—
The printers were all fent to prifon.
London, England, 1803-12-26

°I

11USS:A.

Rtoa, N•'v. tt —We are much alarmed with a
rumour which daily gains more and more credit, that
the French Government intend to (but the entry of
the Sound againll all Bridal (hips, we fuppefe by
playing the fame game with Denmark as they have
done with Hanover ; and although it is raid that our
Government has refufed its content to fuch a mea
lure, it is thought they will proceed in their deflgn,
without regarding the opinion of the four Northern
Powers interelted in the Baltic Trade meeting with
no obartation, the confequences of which may bring
on a general war. We, for our part, look on their
fcheme as impralticable, and if they attempt it, it
will be with a defign of embroiling the (tate of Eu-
rope more and more, that they may be able to plun
der and devallate thole nations who may be forced
to take part againft them. We fuppofe you have
heard of the Contributions to which they have lately
fakir:Eta Luke, Hamburg!), and Bremen."
London, England, 1803-12-26

ID Be SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT,

TNYO very valuable COTTON SPINNING FAC.
TOWES, late the property of Samuel Marfland, of Man-
(leiter, Efq. diceafed. '1 he above prima./ are Emitted within all
mile of the centre of the town of Manchefter, are each es yards in
length, and 18 yards in width,outfide meafure, sunning parallel to
each orlaa; (tub a large yard, *6 yards wide, hetween than. The
whole are lighted on three fides, and the light,' well feared. They
are us Redo in height, betides having exhalent erionis in the roof.
In the yard se a Pachiog Room, Joiner's Sbnp,Smithy, and every
other neeetTary appendage.
Alto, 136 MULAS, centalnlng upwards of 24,000 fpindles,
with all the neeefEary preparing machinery. The whole is worked
by an excellent Ream engine, of the power of 3o horfes, made by
Holton and Watt. The (apply of coal is from two or three dif-
ferent (Gurus. and is brought by water within zoo yards of
the pretnifea. There is a forcing pump attachedcial to the Ream engine,
m well as two large atter= on the top of the buildings, with pipes
for the conveyance of the water, fo that (bey may at any tip* be
inundated in a few minutes ; and in addition to this feetnity, there
is a Bone flu% cafe in one of the (admits, three itories of which
arc coriltruded with fiazge.l floors, and (beet iron orilinp and dobrs,
confequently the (ion neceffary to he Infured, agatnit Lire, and the
premiums upon It, will be very trifling. This latter Fadtory is
quire new, and is nearly empty ; but the power of the engine,
which is not fully employed, is conveyed into It. and there us a
convenience fur attaching another to it, if It fhould be foetid ne-
cegary.
The wineidnery, which Is now In full work, and will be conti-
nual fo until &poled of, is of excellenteontlivaion, and under an
admirably fyttem of management.
Par further pa. Oculars, apply to Mr. Peter Madland, of Stotk-
put.

In a few days will be pablilbed,
In Two wry Large Volumes tame. price is.. In boards,

• -
T' HE REVOLUTIONARY PLUTARCH ;
eabibithig t e*oft DISTINGUISHED CHARACTERS,
Literary, Military, and Political, lu the recent Alma's of the
FRENCH REPUBLIC; the greater part from the Original In-
formation of a GI.NII.EMAN reiblent at Paris.

The Ilingraphical Memoirs include, among others, the whole
of the CONSULAR FAMILY, with the Generals and Meli-
nda employed to invade England; with copious Lift/ of MO.
RIAU, PICHEGRU, FOUCHE, SILYES, TALLEYRANU,
ANDRLOSSY, MASSENA,
Inclndlog a cowed difpLay of the finrolar Police now elating
at Park. To which, as an Appendia, i. reprinted entire, the cm
kbrated Pamphlet of
KILLING NO MURDER."
Printed for john Murray, No. 31. Fleet-fireet, London.
Wiserc may be bad. lately itubliihed,
LETTERS of a MAMEI.UKE; or, a Moral and Critical
Pidure of the Manners of Paris; from the French of Jossra
LAVA L LIE Z. It Twu Yob. tuna. price es inboards.
London, England, 1803-12-26

WANTS a Place, as Land Steward, a Perron,
Leely come from Scotland—can have an undeniable elm.
raetcr--is able to sect in bind any Dtuation of that kind in
Great Britain, hating best, employed in the fame hoe in Berwick-
and Mid-Leit'lian —Plc tfe to diced for J D. B. at Mr, Negua's,
No. 8, Clark's Place, 'Clinton.

MU.ITARY INg'ITUTION, WOOLWICH COMMON.
A LIMITED Number of Young Noblemen and
Gentlemen, defigned for the Army, continue to be Boarded
and Educated by hltlfrs. BONNYCASyLE and HOMMES,
upon their ufual Plan, which embraces all the Branches of Ma-
thematics, Fortification, &c. cometicd with a Military Profeffion.
Fur fuch Pupils as etuain at the Academy daring the vacation.,
a Mathematical Mader, who relides in the Houfe, attends daily,
and the coact M acts occaftowally.

For the Regulations and Teims, apply to Mr. Boanyeaffie,
Woolwich Common, who takes this opporvonity to obfarre, that
be has no eonnedion whatever with a new Academy and Day
School lately opened on the fame fpor, by a Perron who was em-
ployed as a Teacher only for a few months, In the above-men-
tioned Inflltution.
London, England, 1803-09-07

?Lerma OFF BOULOGAT.

almost 30.
The enemy ire fo clofelj watched by our cruisers;
and fo much hsraffed by our frequent attacks, that
they no doubt begin to be heartily tired of opt- iifits.
Yellerday the Discovser; /It nook:um had Al-
.chts began at eleven o'cloSk; and kept up a 'conti-
nual fire, with (hot and fhells, till four in the after.
noon the enemy, at the fame time, opened friim all
quarters, thrOwing very heavy ffiells, and very long
foot; but, thank Goa, cote of them did us inky in.
jury. One brig, at the end of Bouloghe Pier; was
let on fire by a (hell from the biscovssi, and a gOod
deal of other damage was dope by the bombirdmerit.
Sa,.r. 3, Eight o'clock.—We have juft beat the
retreat from a hot aftion with the batteries : Riot and
Ihells have been flying about like hail for nearly three
hours; but-none of the fquidron, is far as I could
aiikover, has fußained any injury. bur veffel fired
about thirty ihot—our people work the guns exceed-
ingly well, and with great quicknefs. Had not the
Wind been too much to the North, we fhould have
continued our attack a little longer. We have now
hauled off for the night ; but I imagine we (hall be
tejit again in the morning.
London, England, 1803-09-07

MONEY READY TO ADVANCE.
ALL Perlin), in the Poffetlion of Incomes, atiting
from Trothold,Copybold, or Leafebold Urea, In Land or
Hoof*. Mosey la the rends, list Charged, NiarriogoSattiamonta.
Widow; jointores, Amanitim, retest Placer.. Morel Livings,*
any other certain Income for Life, may be limplied with novena-
ry or perriftlitt Sims of Mirky to any meant, by paying AX.
malty Intone for the foam.
The Nobility and °catty of known propetty, or their beim,
may be accommodated, on their perfonal focurity ; and in any
initAnee whirs the fink fecurity of as indenduat may be deemed
infoadent, the addition of another parka to grarantes the pay-
mom of the inoareff, will mem the objektion; and In an cafes,
pdvilege will be given so the Pohlbroo sawn the prhadpal at
their own option.--Periboal applications will he received every day
tail fear o'clock, end Letter from Corrafpondwata in town and
countfy. (pr It paid) will be immediately anfwered„ allreffrd to
the Dimetord the Knightibridgo st Ida town-boofe, Na
Lower John. Erni, Uoiden4quare.
London, England, 1803-03-09

PLYMOUTH, MARCH 7.

Came in theArAmmiTA. of 18 guns, Captain
Mauritz°, from the Wefiward ; the William,
Captain WtaLow, the Barbaras, Captain Yoowc,
and the John and Elizabeth, Captain WAYCOOD,
from Sunderland ; the Aelive, Suour, from
Blythnook ; the Gratitude, Jew etas, from Swan-.
fea ; and the Ebenezer, Howe, from Llanelly.—
Sailed the Three Sifters, AwsLer, from South
America, bound to London, with hides ; and the
Canarean, Captain &uproar, from London for
Tortola.
London, England, 1803-03-09

COMMISSIONS.

GENTLEMEN wifhing to obtain either Cor-
oetcies or Enfigncies, may have their defircsaccomplilhed
epee as favourable conditions as the prdent Rate of the fervice
will admit, by applying to Mr. H. W. lite, No. to, Nor-
thumberland-11feet, etre od,Laadoo ; where Mews in almolt
every rank may be informed of Exchanges from Full to Half—
Cavllry to totaatry•-and in Regiments at Haan to Regiments
,The length of time Mr. E. has been known to negoefate ar-
rangements of the above nature, will, he truits, gender it only
seceiray for him to add, that all applications(perronally)ur by
letter) wilt meet rdpetlftd attention.'
Wanted to Ferriage, a Majortry.
London, England, 1803-03-09

NAUTICAL INTELLIGENCE.

MAILS THIS DAY.—.WIND N. N.E.
ARRIVED. , Due.
I Dublin o
S Waterford 1
• Hamburg,' 5
• French • z
o Dutch o

On Monday arrived at Portfmouth, His Majef-
ty's (hip CASTOR, from the Well Indies, on board
of which Commodore STOTTORD of the Elvis-
Llsr, is came home. The command of His Ma-
jetty's (hips and veffels in that quarter, is given
to Captain Hoop, who is to furvey .the ifland of
Trinidad.
London, England, 1803-03-09

PARISH OF NIANSFIEI.D.
TO BE 5011E0 BY PRIVATE CONTRACT.

AN ELIGIBLE FREEHOLD ESTATE in
the Para of Mansfield. in the County of Nottingham,
confining of a Good Family Houfe. with tunable Out build-
ings, and about 7o Acres of old Metered Land, in a ring fence,
adjoining the Houk
The above Mate is fituated about two Miles from Mans-
field (a good Market T‘wn), and poillkffion may be had at Lady
Day next _ . .

For fariStr pat tirolars, and to treat for the purchafe, apply
to Mdfro. Ev.ul And Miildlentore, Solicitors, Nottingham.

Frcra the LONDON GAZETTE, March 8.

)UUN, TIA. 26.

The QQu sits of PIC SEIA was fafely delivered of
a Princefs on Wednefday Lift the 23d infiant. Her
Mai E STY and the young Princefs continue as well
as cu be expeded. •
MILITARY PROMOTION.
Commielon in the South Hants Battalion of Mili-
tia, figned by the Lord Lieutenant. Dated Feb.
nary 19, 1803.
Richard William Itiliffiug, F.fg tube Captain.

BANKRUPTCIES SUPERSEDED.
Edward Cockatoo. of Alderfgate-Rreet, Loudon, oilman.
James M.Connel, late of Dunkirk, but late a prlfoner in the
Kink Bench Prifon, merchant, dealer mid chapman
BANKRUPTS.

John Tcnelt the younger, of Tokenhoufe-yard, London, mer-
chant, to turrender March T 3, and April 19, at ten, at
Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Laag, Great Preicot-ftrect, Wahl
man's Fields.

Robert Cientaa-----ds, of New Suckenham, Norfolk, Thopkeeper,
dealcr and chaprrun, March rt, and April 19, at four, at
the Blue Bell, St. John of l'imberhlll, Norwich. Attornics,
Meffra. Feder Son, Unthank anti Foritcr, Norwich.

Joreph Baylis, heretofore of the parilh of Croome Dabitot, but
now or late of the parifh of Upton-upon Severn, Woreetter.
Aire, builder, carpenter, deck and chapman, March 22, 23,1
and April 19, at eleven, at the Whitc Lion Inn, Upton-upon-
Severn. Attornies, Mr. Anthony Watts, Symond's-Inn,
London ; or Mr. Samuel Beale, Upton-upon-Severn.
Robert Whitby, of Manaelter, cotton-fpinner, dealer and chap-
MD, April 8,9, and 19, at three, at the Bull's Head Inn,
Manchtiter. Attornies, Mr. Sam. Edge, Drown areal, Man-
ehefter ; or Mr. Edge, Inner Temple, London.
Stephen ShaUerofs and Robert Barnes, both of Menchefter,
cotton manufacqun:rs, dealers, chapmen, and copartner,
April 4, s, and 19. at three, at the Boll's Head Inn, Man-
chefter. Attorney. Mr. Sam. Edge, Manekelter. s
John Drayton, of Cart/taken, Surrey, vittualler, dealer and chap-
man, March is, at eleven, March 26, at twelve, and .April 19,
at deem, at Guildhall, London. Attorney, Mr. Gregfon,
Angel-court, Throgmortoo-Itreet.
London, England, 1803-03-09

ARMY.

7'o BE SOLD, for the keinlation, an Enligncy
hi a oerygood Old Riginuatt at Gibraltar, with peculiar
adoaDugea•—Letters addreffed, polL paid, to A.B. tialopian
Caffee-houre, Charing-Crofs, will be duly anfwerecL

ARMY.
AiCAI TAIN in an Old Regiment at Home,
will eschew to Half Pay for the reiterated di/Menet.
For further particular =quire of Mr. phonon, N 0.6, era-
.en-greet, Strand. It is requefted, that application by letters
may be free of pottage.
London, England, 1803-01-04

TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT,

HE Manor or Lordlhip of BASHA LL, in the
WeR Riding of the County of York, (shout 3 Miles from
CU:heron) Soother with a modern Stooe.built Mullion-Wee
and Metal Mainers, Parma, zed Lands, in BABA dada*
oontainlng in thewhoie goo Statute Acres of Arabic, Meadow,
and Paflure Land, or thereabouts, which is free from Tithes,
and the greatelt Part of it in the bisheft Rate of Cultivation,
and the remainder very capable of Improvements.
Alba, a capital Watcr•Corn Mill, and the Tithes ifeulng 371
arifing from about t 70., Statute Acres of Land, lying in Radian.
The Manila° is fituved on she Banks of the River Hodder,
and commands a molt delighted Prdped; and there are feve-
ral Acres of Pleafure and Wood Land immediately adjoining.
Further Particulars may be had by applying to W sod T.
Carr, Solicitors, in Blackburn; or to John Powell, Efq. No. 9,
Staples-Inn.