SOUTItCOPEHOUSE, NZ.UI READING, 'O LEI', LT co.npiiling thirteen 13:41- chamherr, f..or Sitting Rooms, all pro • Ofhc... ample Sra.,.n k t d horde. Cold Bath, waned Gnrd,n, an,l fertil Nl.:Adow e.thitrou4 to the fame. altogether ▪ ten %e n., I .:,nd ro:ty be h.:I —Addras for pat ticu lan; J. HAW kti, Reatboj —LL:Lcrs, ualcfs port raid, will not be received. WOOD FOR .A1.Y..-TO SOLD BY AUCTION, Upon Tuel.lay the atii October next, on the E'tates of Lethen. Dulcie, oulsooly. and Brightmoney, A rsOUT t4,occ Old Natured Fir Wood of the brit Q:2ality aacl Growth, avcrag.. ai-nit 12 cubical feet, all 6 t for fLip huiLling, and :very other ufttt.i purpofe Advantage otfly I,tuatt oa :he tanks of the River Findhorn, which lands th,n a: the .. port thereof. ".If,i at Coulniony, about z6,cco old pl .; trd of the I.,'t prowths and length, average about I: feet, :•h :he f.m, ~.'eartage of water caniagc, but five tre 1,2 p e ;1 On the fame grounds, there a-e - •. o Acr• sO. i-ch and Altar Wood to be difpoted of; and at I..:Len At rkeri, planti.d Fir Wood ; alfo at ditto 2CCC stie /.lb, OA:. I lin, Piave, and Gun 'frees, average about Ica t ack, but many of the very largeft the and belt q Ity. Over and above which a great number of leffer fined Fir Trees are cot tamed in each I et, fit for every defcriptian of (mailer work. The Rosy to begin at It tide Bridge. at 12 o'clock noon, and the wbol: wail be &fooled of in euniu'o Or lota, as paraders may 10- din. IL cal credit on goo I fecurity w ill be given, and prow time &limed :Or cutting and tar -y tii; off the woods. In the above,therei arc molt advasitn,cms Grua' iins and command of water, and fails for erreling Saw Mills. 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SATURDAY, SEP FEMUR 3. PP.ICF. OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK I 3 per Cent. Conrols.s4:-4 per CCM& 7 0 .11. Uranium, 64 di r. BY THE KING.-A PROCLAMATION., GEORGE R. Whereas under the prefect circurnftancea, much darget may arik to the public tranquillity, from Alien Enemies retorting to. and refiding in Great Britaiu a and whereas by an Ad pared in the forty-third year of our reign, intim:led, an Ai.% to repeal an Acit pared in the Taft fetßon of Parliament for elLiblithing regulations relpeeting Aliens arriving In this Kingdom, or radent therein; and for eflatilithing, until three months after the ratification of the, definitive treaty of peace, rrgulations rapeeling Aliens arriving is this Kingdom, or reilderd therein, in certain cafes, due provition has been made for fording penalties on all Nab Aliens as Bull difobey any Proclamation iffued by us, direeliog that fuels Aliens than depart the United Kingdom : Now we, being defirous of car rying into execution the intent and meaning of the Paid Ad, and thereby providing for the general fiery of the Realm, do, by this our Proclamation, by and with the advice of our Privy Council. order and dire& That all Aliens, being fulled' of the French Republick, or of any place belonging to, or under the daninion of the Government of the French Reputtliek, or °tarry Country or Territory at. War with us, who Call have arrived In Great Britain face the aft day of October, One Thouland Eight Hun• deed and One, and on or before this day the Thirty-6rit of Au gnit, (ether than fuck Aliens mare h crein-after excepted), than de part Great Britain in manner herein- after mentioned ; that is to fay, _ _ _ All fuch Aliens refiding within he City and Liberties of Well mintier, or elfewhere within the Bills of Mortality, or within the Parifhes of St. Mary-la-bonne, Paddington, Pancras, or St. Luke at OwUm, on or before the Fifteenth day of September, one thoufand eight hundred and three. And all fueh Aliens refiding in other parts of Great Britain (ex cept as hereinafter excepted) &all depart Great Britain on or be fore the twentieth day of September, pne thoufand eight hundred and throe. And we do further declare and make known, that every Arch Alien who Sall knowingly and wilfully refufe or negicdt to pay due obedience to this our Royal Proclamation, and than be found in Great Britain contrary to filch Proclamation, will be Ualde to be arrcfted and committed to the common gaol of the county or place where he or the Stall be fo arrefted, there to remain without bail or mainprize, until he or the mall be taken in charge, for the purpofc oft cing fent out of Great Britain ; and if any fuch Alien fent out of Great Britain in purfuance of this our Proclamation Sall, with out licence for that Eurpoth by one of our principal Secretaries of State, return into any part of the United Kingdom, fuck Alien be ing duly convieled thereof, will be liable to be tranfponed for life, according to the provlfions of the Paid Aet And in order the better to enable fuch Aliens to comply with this uur Proclamation and the raid MI, we have ceded to be pro- vided [hips and veffela at Gravefend, for conveying fuch Aliens to tome port or ports on the Continent of Europe: And all fuels Aliens as are defirous to avail themfelves of this accommodation arc dinded to repair to Gravefend on or beforethe fourteenth day of September one thoufand eight hundred and three: And all fueh Aliens repairing to Gravefend, and having obtained their paffports conformably to the Paid Ad, by applying at the Alien Office, in Crown Court, Wellminfter, Mall be permitted to embark, and (ball be conveyed on board the raid Mips Jobe furnifited by us, free of apence, to force port or ports on the Continent of Europe. And all fuel Aliens as than decline availing thendelves of this accommodation for carrying them oat of Great Britain, free of ex poser, are hereby required severthelefs to repair to the port of London, and to owe other port, and there to embark, having their pafiports conformably to the laid Ad, to be obtained on op plkation to the Alkn Office, as aforefaid, in order to depart on or before the raid fifteenth or twentieth day of September one thou fold eight hundred and three ref's:direly, as the cafe may require, under the penalties herein before-nientiored. Provided that nothing herein contained than be maimed to repeal any part of our Proclamation of the nth of this inftant Augull, requiring the Aliens therein /mentioned to refide within the limits therein deferibed, except in cafes where any Aliens as a forefaid Ball be hewift.k proceeding on their Journey to the port of London and to Gravefend, in order to embark and depart thereat from Great Britain. Provided always, that this our Proclamation than not extend to any Foreign Ambarador, dr other public Minifter duly autho rized, or the Servants actually attending upon fuck Ambaffador or public Minilter, or any donseale Servant of any of our natural born Subjeda, or of any fubjea Rho has been made denizen or naturalized, fuck Servant being 'Quay and Learimir employed in the faviee of their retpettive Mailers; nor to any loch Alien as call, by virtue of a licence under the band and teal of one of our Principal Secretaries of State, or fuels Perfon or Perfons as than be appointed for that purpote,be authorited to dwell and rade in tome part of Great Britain. We do hereby charge and command that all Aliens to whom this relates, do pay due obedience to the fame, and that an lat tices of the Peace, Mayors, and other Magiftrates, and all Con. Italics and other Peace OfEcen, do rdpatively uk their utmott diligence to enforce the fame. Given at our Court at St. James's, this jilt day August 1803, and in tie forty-third year of our Reign. GOD SAVE THE KING. It is our talk as Mimi to corral the miflaternents of other whits. Some of the Morning Papers of this day inform us, of a riling expeded in Dublin on Mon thly night laft. Our letters, which cootie down to Tuefday, make no mention of any thing of the kind. With the mails which arrived within thefe few days from the Continent, a number of private letters have found their way from Holland, by which it appears that the public mind in that country has been wrought up, by the oppreffions and extortions of the French, to a date alrnoft of frenzy and defpair. That Come ft ignation in the fitting out of Dutch velTels againft this country has taken place is certain, notwith ttanding what is fisted in the printed accounts The Dutch failors are almoil to a man difatisfied with the fervice, and it is apprehended on the part of the French, that they are not to be united with the navigation of the Ships which are to as as trapfpotts. Even in Flanders a Similar difpolltion prevails.• At Ofiend, a few days fence feveral fhip-wrights who bad endeavoured to efcape in an open boat, wale taken and (hot by way of example. A private ktter fru* Botanzae, dated Aaguft sc, Rates as follows • • Is I am jut returned from Paris, and Gall very than& fet out for Braitels; I intrircd for year friend rery fhortly after my arrival in Paris, bnt he was! gone to Fontainbleau. The information r gave you about five weeks fume, that England would not be in vaded this year appears now to be generally under flood, not only in Paris, but throughout the Provin ces, and is not at all relifhed.—DoNaraays, I can af lure you, will not command the enterprize, and for a reafon which I 'clo not fuppofe you are acquainted with. The Premier Conful had a fall from his bode when at Cairo, in Egypt, which did not appear for fome time to he a matter of any confequence ; but lately he has been afilifted with a Hernia, that ren ders him incapable ofmuch fatigue, although he rides as ulna,. On his late Northern Taw, he perceived a very confiderable protrufion of the intenine through the navel aperture, and had a bandage mode, which he now wears. It has been obferved of late at Paris, that two or three Couriers are fent into the South for one that goes Northwards. The preparations for the Greek Expedition, I fuppofe, is the ocealion of there fre quent dirpatches, I met on the road near Abbeville fixty (hip-carpenters, whole deilination, they inform. ed me, was Toulon. There men were employed on the waft; but the aCtivity that prevailed in our Northern lea-ports about fig weeks ago, has confi derably abated. lam told your Countrymen begin to imagine the projeded invafion will end in fmoke— but reft allured, you will have a French army em barked for the expedition, amounting to 150,000 of the fineft troops in the world, early in the next Spring, if not before—lam not m^re certain of my own Jife than lam of this. You know I defpife writing any thing like fiCtion or conjeCture. You have found hitherto my informatioa to be correS, and I am happy to obferve you acknowledge it in your laft communi cation, which I received the day after my arrival at Boulogne. Your frigates are damned impudent on our coaft ; but we have a plan in petto for them here, which I believe will in a fhort time cure them of afrailing our harbour, or even peeping into it.— You (hall hear from me fhortly after my arrival at Bruifels.—Adieu." Yefterday morning his MAyssyy, the Dnke of CAMBRIDGE, and Princefs SOPIII• L attended by Lady PITT, Lord WALSINGHAM, and Colonel Firzatov,l took an airing on horfeback in the Great Park as ufual. Her MAJESTY and Princeffes AUGUSTA and ELIZABETH, attended by Lady STAWILL, took an airing to Frogrnore. Princefres MALY and ANICLI• attended by Lady CLANLEY, tank an airing through Old Windfor, over Engle6eld Green, into the Park at Bi(hopfgate, and through the Long Walk to the Lodge. Yefterday her Grace the Duchefs of DORSET and Lord WHITWORTH arrived in town from Knowle, their feat in Kent. Mr. TYRWIIITT jOilti, the late Member for Den bigh, is juftreturned for an Irifh Borough, Athlone we believe, and he will take his feat as foon as Par liament afrembles. A letter from Hamburgh fays, It almoft appears as if louse traitors had given intelligence of the Duke of CAMBRIDGE% route when he left the Hanoverian army to come to England ; for he experienced only a hair-breadth efcape from the French. It is fAid Gen. MORTIER made an article in the Convention. that all belonging to England or Engliflt fervice, fbould be delivered up prifoners of war, in hopes of catching the Duke on his departure." A Spanifh Houfe of the firft refpeaability at Ham burgh, has received information from Cadiz, that the Spanifh Cabinet pofitively rattles the paffage of a French army through Spam to take polreflion of Portugal. Spain has given orders to form an army of 40,000 men on the frontier provinces bordering on France. The French are Paid to infilt not only on the free !mirage of the troops through Spain, Sic. to Portugal, but alto upon an expedition by land and fea againft Gibraltar. We give this report as it has reached us ; but it is by no means probable that the Court of Madrid, how. ever manila the juflice of its caufe may be, will risk the exiftcnce of the Spanifh Monarchy by engaging in a war with France. Yellerday evening Mr. BOND and Mr. Huoirsa, Magißrates, at the particular requet of Mr. Tin- NIT, Treafurer of the Navy, and Commander of the Royal Somerfet Houfe Volunteers, attended at that place, and adminiLte,ed the oath of Allegiance to the whole Corps, who were drawn up on the pa rade for the purpote, Mr. 'ft aaaaa and the Officers firß taking the oath. The corps, for the firil time, were &did in their regimentals, and made a very foldier-like appearance ; on which, as well as their zeal on the occalion, Mr. T. was pleafed to compliment them in the moll handfome manner. Yeßerday a General Court of Proprietors of Eafl India Stock affembled at the India Houle, pnrfuant to adjnurnmcnt. After the minutes of the 13th ult were read, the Chairman acquainted the Court, that it was met for the purpofe of taking into confederation the confirmation of the Relolution of this Conn, of the 17th ult. approving the Reps which have been recently taken by the Court of Dire lots, ;n aid of Government at this important crids. After fome pre fatory obfervations, Mr. Twia leo rofe, and moved, That this Court authorize the Court of Directors to engage, for a period not etteeding fix months, Ten ThourAnd Tnns of Shipping for the Service of Go. vernment." The fame being feconded by Mr. Pi Tait Moots, Mr. Hammett: made tome inquiries re fperging the proceedings of the Court of Direltors on this fubjett, and thought that fame report fhould he made to the Court. Sir STIPIIIII LVsNtMaToN repled, and laid, that the Court of Direaors had takcn up the quantity of tonnage alluded to, on the cheapen terms, and that they waited the determina tion of Government. Mr. Twist se o having explained by qualifying his :notion, inafmuch as it was founded on the belt iufarmation, and wiih the concurrence of thole who were bell acquainted wish the ruble& in qaeltron, the motion Ras again read, and unani moilly agreed to. The Court, whi4 was dimly 'attended, thca adjouracd, fist ete. DUBLIN; A r7O. 3 a PaIVATZ. I.ET rnit. This day has been more fruitful of events worth notice than is generally tile cafe now : between three and four o'clock a rebel general was brought to the Caine under an efcort of "dragoons be was taken in the neighlsourhood of Dundalk, and in full uniform, which is very rich, formed of fine green cloth, a pair of gold epanlcts„ and heavily laced with gold alfo.—. A large gold laced cocked hat. His name is Hol. ton, and is laid to be fon ()fa phyfician, who formerly refilled in this city. I underfland he acknowledges hi:ll(dr to be a rebel leader, and fuperior in command to Ruirell, who ilfued the rebel proclamation in the North. Robert Emmet underwent a private examination to-day at the Callle.—l had a full view of him from the Reps of the Treafury while he was in an anti-cham ber, previous to being brought before Mr. Wickwire, Mr.Maestute, &c.—He wasin conflant motion,pacing the room with a quick and firm Rep, and looking occafionally on the foldiers who guarded him, with a bold and haughty afpeet ; his countenance is ftrorgly marked and intelligent, and he appears to be near lighted.—His hair is dark without powder, and feems thin on his temples, which are high, and his vifage rather long.—His figure is flight, and he appears not to be more than from twenty-two to twenty-three years of age.—l have not heard (indeed it is not to be fuppofed I could) whether he has made any difcoveries, but the general opinion is that he wilt not.—More information may be crpeded from Holton. 1 have nothing elfe worth notice to communicate to you, and hope I (hall remain fo ; or at leaft if re bellion fornilhes me with further fubjeft, I troll in Goat the triumphs of Loyalty may dole the account. His Martyry has accepted the addition of a third troop of the Worcefteribire Yeomanry Cavalry, upors the fame terms as the two troops of the former, in confequence of the zeal (hewn by its Commander (the Hon. Mr.CocK s), for making that force more effective in the prefent &nation of the country, The Honourable the Directors of the Eaft India Company accommodated the Bank Volunteers a ith loan of their field to exercife in yeßerday. The three regiments belonging . to the Honourable Company were in the mean time reviewed in Hyde Park. They arrived on the ground Atoll eight o'clock in the morning ; Earl HARRINGTON came there about nine. As might be expe&ed from fuch an old (Wei pliticd Corps, they went through their different eve. lotions in the molt mafferly Rile ; and, after the Re view was over, they were complimented by, the Re viewing General upon the correenefs of their difcipline and their military appearance. The'day wag exceed ing fine, and of courfe a great number of fpeEtators , were prefect. Tlie Bank Volunteers, about 4so in number, marched from the Bank about ten o'clock. headed by their Colonel, Mr. Mamma (the Dirator ) to the Eaft India Company ' s Field near the City Road, where they had a grand field day. Theywent through the different manoeuvres of firing in Companies, Bat tAlions, by the whole line, and of independent firing, *kb an alacrity and corre&nefs that far exceeded any expo Cation which could be formed of fo young a Corps. Mr. Lan ot.sv. their Adjutant, gave the word of command with Inch diftMenefs and ability as (hewed him to be a complete Martinet. Their colours were particulprly elegant; the Mottoes on one fide God Save the King," and "To Maintain the Laws ;" on the other fide " Domine, Dingo Nos," and " To preferve Commerce." The field was nearly full of fpeeators, and the company.might be laid to be more kleft than is generally the cafe ori review or field days ; la fat it appeared as if 4e Ciq. had been ahnoft ftripped of all its beauty asW of a its &Ilion • They marched back in the mon orderly manners and by the way their Adjutant, as if to exercifethem more completely, made them march at one time two a.brcaft, and at another four a-breath; at Mr. Lacs- INGTON'S; near Fintburyfquare, where the (pace admitted of it, they formed into companies two deep acrofs the Rivet. When they came to Threadneedle- Arcet, the band played " God lave the King,"idile the corps gave the general falute, They were Meg t marched into the Bank, and dirpetfed about three o'clock. Lova:. Norru Bityroas.—Yefterday evening a general mutter took place at the Archer'.,-be hind Gower.ftreet, of this Afrociation. -The Corps is to contift of goo men. There are already upwards of 400 Gentlemen who have let down their nameas members. On this occafion nearly goo made their appearance upon the field, about go of whom were in uniform, which contifts moftiy of the ancient Scottifh drefs. Lord REAY, their Lieutenant Colonel, at• tended, and after the Corps had marched two or three times round the field to the found of their acenftomai mufic the Bagpipe, his Lord Ship read aloud to the whole Corps the thanks of the Houfe of Commons. — His Lordllaip 'kilo intimated that he had converted with the Marquis of Terceira LD relative to the dr livery of arms to the Corps, and that in confequence of which eonvet Cation the Marquis had given him as order on the Board of Ordnance for the delivery of the arms as loon as pable. He read a letter in tended to be fent in anfwcr, expreffive of their thanks for the mark of attention ;laid them. After theft tvio letters were read, Lord RUT concluded bt making a (bort but appropriate addrefs to the Corps. Loyal. Be ITO/111.—WC are defired to ceo2di B report very induliriou l ly circulated, that • DI; visor's Volunteer Corps of Loyal Britons, whim promifes to be very Coon equal in difcipline to any in the metropolis, will not be embodied. The drills have already commenced, and are numeroudy tended ; and the economical plan of the Corps meets with universal approbation. Ferfons defirous d joie' ing it, are requested to be as early as poffible jo fir ing the Declination, whist lies that purpolc the °See. No. gg, ' Piccadilly, (op the North fide ' between Swallow:ftreet and Ak-fitiet). from L t° o'clock in the morning oils eight la Of evenings e tween which boors the nitiftwas aka r fres. 11