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THE DUTCH WAR. . - We have good grounds for believing that the King is as strongly opposed to the atrocious Dutch war as any of his Majesty's subjects. We know indeed, the impudent story that is repeated in the ministerial circles for the purpose of raising an opposite opinion;

For LISBON, The fast-sailina, Schooner SYBIL, Captain JOHN CURRY; Al, burthen per register 95 tons, mg the principal part of her cargo engaged, will be desp ched immediately. Yor freight or passage, apply on board; King's Dock, or to BARTON and RAY N ES.

MONDAY next, the 4th instant, at Four o'clock in the Afternoon, at the Swan Inn, in Tarporley, in the county of unester, subject to the conditions then to be produced T , HE Fee-simple and Inheritance of, and in all that MESSUAGE or DWELLING-HOUSE situate at Hollinhill, in Utkin

is pushed forward by the church-robbery bill ; it is recognized by the West India confiscation bill; and it, Will lead to. the sponging and obliteration of the national debt ! When that day comes, and it will follow with death-like certainty upon the footsteps of the colonial ro

To sail on the lath instant.i For NEW YORK, The very superior first-class AnpriCan Ship ALBION, N. PAT?: AM, Master;. Burthen 340 tons, being on her first voyage, and a fast sailer, presents an excellent conveyance for Goods.--For f.eight or pastage apply to Captain Patnam on bo

The first tea sale in Liverpool took place yesterday, the particulars of which are as follows 250 congon packages of bohea, fair common quality, sold at Is. 01d. to Is. Old. per lb. 600 chests eongou, of common quality, 36 chests only so ld , at Is. 31-d. to Is. 5.11; for the re