Ewrad, the reigning Prince of Hohenloe, and the Princefs his Confort. The Prince had reached his 67th year, and the Princess her 69th.-The Duke D'Enghien, one of the Princes of the Bourbon family. He was fhot in the Bois de Vincennes, near Paris, in the morning, between the 21st and 22d ult. about two o'clock. The Prince was brought from Ettenheim, in Germany, charged with confpiring against the First Conful, on the evening of the 20th, under an efcort of fifty Gens d'Armes, and carried to the Temple, but not imprifoned there; his conductors, on their arrival, finding an order to convey him to the Caftle of Vincennes. What is termed a military commiffion, was immediately affembled. The Prince was fo extremely fatigued with his journey, that he could fcarcely refrain from fleeping, even in this critical moment. He delired to fpeak with the First Conful, but this could not be permitted., He then colfected himfelf, and met death with firmuefs. It is faid, that he would not fuffer his eyes to be bound. Several Generals were prefent when he was fhot.-At the Priton of the Temple, in Paris, Gen. Charles Pichegru. On the morning of the 5th inftant, he was found ftrangled in his apartment, and, as the French accounts fay, by his own hands, he having, for that purpose, made use of a black filk handkerchief, which he wore, and a thort flick taken out of a faggot, which he had used as a tourniquet to increase the compreffion, which is faid to have caufed the ftrangulation. He was buried in prefence of a public officer, and two fervants of the tribunal, in the ground belonging to the Temple, and ufually appointed for faicides. "Pichegru was born at Arbois, in the department of Jura, February 16, 1761. He was, perhaps, the moft diftinguifhed of the Generals who confirmed and fecured the French Republic when it was yet ftruggling for existence, by his celebrated campaign in the North, the refult of which was the exVOL. I. pulfion of the enemy from the territory of France, and the conqueft and acquifition of Holland. To form an opinion of this General, we muft recall the battle of Moucron, fo long and obstinately difputed; the battle of Turcoing, in which the enemy loft his best troops, and the whole of his artillery; that of Pont-a-Chain, which was followed by the taking of Ypres; that of Longuemarke, Rouffeluer, and Onglede; the paffage of the Meufe, and the two celebrated battles on the ice: the taking of Menin, Courtray, Oftend, and four other garrifoned towns, particularly Nimeguen and Bois le Duc, which he compelled to furrender in three weeks, though the latter withstood the Prince of Orange a whole year. His courfe of victories was concluded by the taking of Amfterdam and the fubjection of all the United Provinces, which Louis XIV, in the plenitude of his power and glory, was never able to conquer. When Paris was declared in a itate of liege, the National Convention conferred upon him the appointment of Commander General of the Public Force during that year of peril. But his honours fcarcely bloomed before they withered. Being chofen in the Legislative Body in the year 5, the Executive Directory published a manifefto against him, which profeffed to contain various papers found in the portfolio of M. d'Antraignes at Venice, and in the correspondence of the Austrian General Klinglin. "This publication accufed him of a confpiracy against the Republic, with having attempted to bring about a counter-revolution, and plotting for the restoration of Louis the XVIII. Without making any appeal to popularity, Pichegru fubmitted quietly to be arretted. He was accordingly exiled to Cayenne, and death was to be the pena'ty of his return to France. "By fome means he efcaped from the place of his exile, and fought re fuge in England, where he was still be lieved to be, when the report of his ar reft in Paris was firft received," Nnn ALPHABETICAL LIST of BANKRUPTS & DIVIDENDS, MARCH 20th To APRIL 24th INCLUSIVE. Extracted from the London Gazette. BANKRUPTCIES. e Solicitors' Names are between Parentheses.] BREWER Thomas, Chippenham, Wiltfhire, linen-draper. (Cook and Tanner, Bristol, and James, Gray's-inn)... Buckley William, Saddleworth, Yorkshire, merchant. (Ainley, Saddleworth, and Mr. Battye, Chancery-lane)... Brad by Joseph, Wilton, Wilts, timber-merchant. (Hodding, Salisbury)... Brears Robert, late of Middleton, Lancaster, cotton-manufacturer. (Clarkson, Rochdale, Lancaster)... Belfour James, Ruffel-court, Drury-lane, fhoe-maker. (Carpenter and Guy, New Inn)... Bell Wm., Southampton-street, Covent-garden, hatter. (Palmer and Tomlinson, Throgmorton- ftreet) Curwen John, late of Lancaster, Lancashire, horfe-dealer. (Blacklock, Elm-court, Temple, and Atkinfon, Lancaster)... Challenor Thomas, Liverpool, Lancaster, victualler. (Spencer, Liverpool, Thomas Windle, Bartlett's-buildings, London)...Chateauneauf Louis, Crutchedfriars. (Swain and Stevens, Old Jewry) ...Carlier John, and William Wilkinson, Stockport, Cheshire, muflin-manufacturers. (T. C. and C. Jackson, Walbrook, London, or Dicas, in Stockport)...Chadwick Nathaniel, Bolton, Lancashire, innkeeper. (Foulkes, Manchester, and Foulkes, Bury-place, Bloomsbury)... Cook Edward Millburn, John Hallowell, and Thomas Walmsley, North Shields, Northumberland, fhip-builders. (At kinson, Chancery-lane, London, Walters and Bainbridge, Newcastle-upon-Tyne)... Clarke Francis, Rotherhithe-ftreet, Rotherhithe, mariner. (Nind, Great Prefcot-ftreet, Goodman's-fields)... Clarkfon John, Thomas, and Chriftopher, of Bedale, Yorkshire, linen-manufacturers. (Morton, Bedale)...Cook William, Cannon-street-road, mariner. (Nind, Great Prefcot-ftreet, Goodman's fields) Draper Richard, Bifhepfgate-ftreet, London, grocer. (James, Gray's-inn-place, Gray's-inn)...Dickson Thomas, chefter, builder. (Foulkes, Manchester) Flack Hamilto Vancouver, of Manchester, dealer in malt. (Chefshyre and Walker, Manchefter)... Fowkes John, late of Bush-lane, London, wine and liquor-merchant. (Vandercom, Bush-lane, Cannon-ftreet)...French George, of Great Eaft Cheap, London, broker. (Atchefon, Auftin-friars)...... Fletcher Jofiah, Stockport, Cheshire, filkman. (Wapeson, Man. Barlow, and Grofvenor, Auftin-friars, Gill Geo., Charles-ftr. Berkeley-fq. faddler. (Barton Greenwood, Manchefter-ftr. Manchefter-fquare)...Gordon John, Peghoufe, Gloucefter, clothier. (Croom, or Newman, Stroud)...Cadfden James, Bishopfgate-ftreet, cheesemonger. (Beaurain, Union-freet, Bishopfgate).......Graham James, Piccadilly, watch-maker. (Pinero, Charles-ftreet, Cavendish-fquare)... Godfred James, High-ftreet, Shadwell, flop feller. (Afhfield, High-ftreet, shadwell) Hague Thomas, Cannon-row, Westminster, money.fcrivener. (Howard, Henrietta street, Covent-garden)...Haynes Themas, Oundle, Northampton, nurfery-man. (Bushwell, Northampton)... Harrison E., Easingwould, York, woollen-draper. (Munby, York)...Harries John Owen, late of Swithens-lane, London, dealer in ale and porter. (Eaton, Birchen-lane, Cornhill)... Harding Wm., Mildenhall, Suffolk, fhop-keeper. (Giles, Great Shire-lane, Lincoln's-inn)... Hurdies J., Seaford, Suffer, apothecary. (Rhodes, Cook, and Handley, St. James's-walk, Clerkenwell)...Holden William, Shir. beck Quarter, Lincoln, coal-merchant. (Tunnard and Rodgerfon, Bofton)... Hart Thomas, Briftol, merchant. (Eafton, Briftol)......Hill John, Cateaton-street, warehouse-man. (Macdougall and Hunter, Lincoln's-inn-fquare) Jeffryes John, Clapton-road, printfeller and publisher. (Anthony, Earl-ftreet, Blackfriars)...Jenkins Richard, Pocklington, York, money-fcrivener. (Newstead, York)...Johnfon Hugh, Neweaftle-uponTyne, carpenter. (Clayton and Brumell, Newcastle-upon-Tyne)... Ives Chapman, Coltishall, Norfolk, brewer. (Swain and Stevens, Old Jewry) King Jeremiah Marshall, Briftol, dealer and chapman. (Peter Cliffold, Brifto!) Lee Henry, Shire-lane, Temple-bar, victualler. (Howard, Jewry-ftreet, Aldgate) Low Ralph, late of Kinderton, Cheshire, miller. (Beckett, Kinderton, and Huzley, Middle Temple, London) Millburn Edward Cook, John Hallowell, and Thomas Walmsley, of North Shields, Northumberland, fhip builders. (Atkin fon, Chancery-lane, Walters and Bainbridge, Newcafile-upon-Tyne)... Mee Thomas, Manchefier, and Peter Lunn, Eccles, Lancafter, calico-manufacturers. (Knight, Manchefter)...Marriott, Ther. King-ftreet, London, wine-merchant. (Cokayne and Taylor, Coleman-street) ...Makin J., Bolton, Lancaster, cottonmanufacturer. (Chefshyre and Walker, Manchefter)... Maxwell Robert, Georgeftreet, Minories, fhip-broker. (Hall and Bell, Bow-lane, Cheapfide)... Mills Mary, Newington-caufeway, Surrey, cooper. (Bishop, Wood-ftreet, London)...Milner John, Morley, Yorkshire, woolftapler. (Nicholfon and Upton, Leeds)... Mort Thos. and John Broadhurst, Manchefter, cotton-fpinners. (Chefshyre and Walker, Manchester) Newbold J., Manchefter, draper. (Foulkes, Manchester, and Foulkes, Bury-place, Bloomsbury-fquare)... No Need Bartholo mew, Great Sutton-ftreet, Clerkenwell, Middlefex, watch-cafe maker. (Robinfon, Charterhouse-square)...Nattrafs J., St. John's Chapel, Durham, innkeeper. (Bainbridge, Newcastle-upon-Tyne) Pearkes Phineas, late of St. Helens, Worcefter, Worcestershire, grocer. (Thomas Price, Worcester, Barker, Gray's-inn, London)...Potts Laurence, Bristol, cutler. (Morgan, Brifto!)... Phillips Phillip Jones, Oxford street, Middlesex, upholfterer. (Pearce and Dixon, Paternofter-row)... Pickering John, the younger, Rumcorn, Cheshire, miller. (Ashley, Frodsham)... Pink Wm., commonly called and known by the name of William Field and John Birch, Charles-ftreet, Grofvenor-fquare, tailors. (Richardfon, Bury-freet, St. James's)... Parker J., Narrow-wall, Lambeth, victualler. (Druce, Billiter-fquare)... Proctor John, late of Beal, otherwife Beafhall, York, cornfactor. (Bingley, Snaith, York)... Privatt Richard, Leicester place, Westminfter, auctioneer. (Salkeld, Hatton-garden) Quartan John, High Catton, Yorkshire, dealer. (Brook, York) Robinfon N., of the Paragon, Southwark, tanner. (Pering, Lawrence Poultneyhill)... Richardfon Jofeph, of Penrith, Cumberland, ironmonger. (Ireland, Staple-inn, London)... Robarts Wm., Hammerfmith, Middlefex, coal-merchant. (Pewtrifs, Holborn-court, Gray's-inn)... Rofs A., and J. Ogilvie, late of Argyle-ftr. Middlesex, army agents. (Shaw, Tudorftreet, Blackfriars)...Raven Wm., Colchefter, linen-draper. (Daniel, Colchefter)... Rookley Thomas, Bridgewater, Somerset, baker. (Boys, Bridgewater) Stinton Samuel, Birmingham, Warwickfhire, timber-merchant. (Egerton, Gray'sinn, London, and Dixon, Birmingham)... Simons Solomon, Lynn, Norfolk, filverfmith and jeweller. (Pearce and Dixon, Paternofter-row, London)... Smith John, and Robert Smithies, Pool, Yorkshire, paper-makers. (Allen and Exley, Furnival's-inn, London, Snaith, Otley)... Schultz W. and P. Unger, Great Winchefter-ftr., Broad-ftr., London, merchants. (Fisher, jun., Bartlett's-buildings, Holborn)...Savory Thomas, Scutthorpe, Norfork, miller. (King, Great Dereham, Norfolk)...Smith Wm., West Brom wich, Worceft., butcher. (Burrish, Birmingham)... Stevenson Archibald, Margaret-ftreet, Cavendish-square, Middlesex, engine-maker. (Burgoyne and Fielder, Duke-ftreet, Grosvenor-fquare)... Sergent Francis, Wakefield, York, innkeeper. (Lumb, Wakefield)... Snowden J., Plymouth, draper. (Dawes, Angel-court, Throgmorton-ftreet)...Shadwick Nath. Bolton, Lancashire, innkeeper. (Foulkes, Manchefter) Troke John, New Sarum, Wiltshire, cutler. (Read, Salisbury)... Tanner Rich., Birmingham, upholder. (Pearce and Dixon, Paternofter-row) Wall Thomas, Briftol, common brewer, (Hall and Jarman, Briftol, Tarrant andMoule, Chancery-lane)... Watkins John, Northmoor, Oxford, butcher. (Enfham, Oxford)... Winder Thos., and Wm. Jewhurft, Westminster-bridge, iron-founders. (Bigg, Hatton-garden)... Wingate T., Market Raifen, Lincoln, linen-draper, (Holloway, Bofton)... Walford Richard, Chefter, porter-brewer. (Crump and Lodge, Liverpool)... Watmore William, New Windfor, innkeeper. (Pearfall, Windfor) Yend Henry, now or late of Upton-uponSevern, Worcestershire, currier. (Beale, of Upton-upon-Severn, and Anth. Watts, Symond's-inn, London) DIVIDENDS. Allen, P., Nantwich, Chefter, innholder, April 19...Alford Fitzherbert, Highftreet, Borough, May 18... Afpinal Ed. Wigan, Lancaster, April 26. Battier, J. R., and J. J. Zornlin, merchants, May 22... Bevington T., city of Worcester, dealer, May 22... Burrowes Ann F., Middle-row, Holborn, haberdafher, April 21... Barnes E., Leicester, woolftapler, May 5... Bunfter M., Penryn, Cornwall, linen-draper, May 15... Barlay G., and C. Salkeld, Little Trinity-lane, London, merchants, April 28 Bunce J., Abingdon, Berks, ironmonger, May 2. Cowen G., Hoxton, oil and colourman, May 18....Chrichton P., Woolwich, victualler, April 21...Curling B. S., Portland-place, ftone-mafon, May 26...Cartwright J., Newton, Yorkshire, dealer, May 3...Cumming P., Union-court, Broad-ftreet, London, merchant, April 21...Cuther B., Wotton-under-Edge, Gloucefter, clothier, May 16...Chivers W., Newgate-ftreet, upholder, April 17 ...Coleman J., Fetter-lane, painter, May 5...Curtis M., Watling-ftreet, wine-merchant, May 5...Clark A., Liverpool, merchant, April 30...Crane C. T., Bow-lane, merchant, May 9...Cul velje A. Z. D., and J. Fifher, Lancas ter, merchants, May1...Clayton J. Southwark, cheesemonger, May 19... Colls R., Woodford, Effex, corn-dealer, May 18... Cramer J., Royal Spa Gardens, Ber. mondfey, Surry, victualler, May 5... Carr R. W. and R., Leeds, Yorkshire, dryfalters, May 10...Campbell B., Princefs-fquare, Ratcliffe-highway, May 19 ...Cornifh J., Broadway, Deptford, butcher, May 18. Day B., of Bishop Stortford, Hertfordthire, draper, May 5... Dobfon H., Godmanchefter, Huntingdonshire, miller,May the 16th... Davies J., Fullwood rents, Holborn, victualler, May 5... Donnifon T., Prescot ftreet, Goodman's-fields, merchant, April 17... Drayton J., Carshal ton, Surry, vi&tueller, May 5... Deakin R., Wittan Cum Twambrookes, Chefter, merchant, May 14. French F., Broad freet, St. Giles's in the Fields, card maker, April 21...Fox G., Holroyd P., Soughwood, Yorkshire, April R. and W., Fenchurch-ftreet, merchants, Nath T., Warwick.ftreet, Golden-(quare, Ovens J., Cardiff, Glamorganfhire, tanner, Powell W., W. Sutton, and M.. Ward, Richardfon T., Waterfide, Yorkshire, mer Taylor J., and H. Cowley, Gainsborough, ... White Wm., Southampton-buildings, Middlefex, brandy-merchant, April 14 Wardle T., Trump-ftreet, warehouseman, May 15... Willy J., Oxford-ftreet, tunk-maker, May 15...Willon R., Bread-street, merchant, May. Younghusband W., Colchefter, draper, April 21. BILL of MORTALITY, from March 20, 1804, to April 24, 1804. Between 2 and 5 180] 50 and 60 175 10 and 20 20 and 30 30 and 40 177 90 and 100 15 105 1 Peck loaf 2s 10d. 2s 10d. 2s 10d. 2s 10d 2s, 9d. 40 and 50 203 Salt 14s, per bushel, 31d. per pound, 449 AVERAGE PRICES OF CORN, By the Winchester Quarter of 8 Bufhels, and of OATMEAL per Boll of 140 lbs. Avoirdupoife, from the Returns received in the Week ended April 14, 1804. THE winter's rains having been fucceeded by almoft conftant northerly and north-east winds, vegetation has been nearly at a stand throughout the country, and both the natural and artificial graffes are very backward; in fome parts the latter are confiderably injured. This want of keep muft reduce the price of lean stock. In fome few quarters the fheep have fuffered feverely, from the wet first, and afterwards from the cold winds; but particularly thofe fat wedders which have been fheared in this unfavourable featon, previous to their being driven to the London market-a practice as cruel as it is hazardous; for, with the view of faving, perhaps, eighteen pence in a fleece, and perhaps nothing, the rifk is incurred of the lofs of five to feven fhillings a-head on the fheep, which catching cold at being deprived of its extremely warm clothing at fuch an unfavourable season, will often lofe a ftone or upwards extra in weight, and more than a thilling per ftone in quality of mutton. On Eafter Sunday morning a very great blight was perceived in various parts, extending in fome to a considerable diftance; the effects of which may be confiderably felt by and by. The wheats have, in general, planted well, and wear at this time a most promifing appearance, excepting upon cold and expofed hilly land, where they now begin, if not to fail, yet to fhew plainly a want of general fpring weather. The beans and peale are up in forward foils, and appear to plant well. Oats are fcarcely fown yet, and barley fowing but beginning in many parts. The heavy poachy lands have given the farmer much trouble this fpring, and indeed are fcarcely yet got into any tolerable tilth. SMITHFIELD markets have continued to be fully fupplied, prices not fuffering much variation, excepting that beef, of late, has fold fomewhat higher. Pork in great plenty, and very good. Another full crop of barley will render it abfolutely neceflary to circumfcribe the growth of that article, |