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, . . . . . . . . . . . , .. . ~ 4 ‘ .. _ • _ .21 . ..„, . , . .„,...„„..:,.... ......,..„. .4 pry: 0 . .... . rumBER 4.564, SATURDAI, DECEMBER 11 5 li-,02 PRICE St X-PENC THE ITRT-ROYAL, COVENT-GARDI7 N. ON MONDAY NEXT, DECEMBER 13, will he prefented the Comedy of THE MAN OF THE WORLD. To which will he added the New Meloahatne, called A TALE OF MYSTERY. CUSTOM-HOUSE, SWANZEY, November 2, 1802. To be publicly SOLD, at this Office, on Weeinefday th' i rth of December next,purfuaut to an Ord r of the Honour,,ble Commiffioners of his Majcfty ' s Cu ft oms, A BOUT 715 Gallons of FO RE [GN GENEVA 64b Dino of FOREIGN BRANDY, - 168 D:tto of FOREIGN RUM, PAR IAIIfEmIRT PROCEEDINGS: HOUSE OF LORDS, FRIDAY, DEC. so. r o :c Evening—Delays and Blunders; with A Tale of Mygery. W. 4nefday, Delays and Blunders; with a Tale of Myitiry. 'florfday, The Cabinet; with Animal Magnetifm. , rri f, Delay. and Blunders; with A Tale of Myflery. And nn Saturday will certainly he produced a New Comic ; Fanii'y quarrels ; with the Citizen. 4501 b. of sALT. Samples whereof will be p aimed at th time of S}le,w:ich will begin in the. Morning at Eleven o'Clo:k. HANOVER-SQUARE CONCERT ROOMS. AtilSS LINWOOD's EXHIBITION, with an ADDITION of PICTURES this SEASON, is now , e n, and cont'nue every Day (Sundays excepted.) front tLc I:turning till Evening. ••• Admittanze One Shilling. A CLETiGY - MAN of Exemplary Condo& died Il in December, 18ot, bequeathing to the Providence of (;on, and Vt hint ary Benevolence of the Public, Three Daugh ter- and Five Soh% for whole Support the (molten Donations will be thankful:) . received in the Built of Mars. Ranfom, and Co. Pail-mall. This Family have heretofore gratefully acknowledged Bene volence: it the Total, amounting to 241 L z as. 6d. and in addi tion Ciereto. now return their humble thanks to T. L. for los ;toJ. S. for ii. Is.; to NV. W. for tl.; to a Lady for tot per Letter, for ;to a Lady, for li.; to a Lady, for 231.; to Mifs Hunt, for 1 L la.; to A. Z. for id.; to G. H. for 21.1 and to J. R. fur l'his:slay was publithed, Price Two Shillings, ATALE cf MYSTERY; a MELODRAIWE, now performing at the Theatre Royal, Covent-Garden. ny THOMAS HOLCROPT. Publithed by Rictus an PHI/ UPS, 71, St. Paul's Church-yard. On Mcnday oext will be publifbed, In Six very lugs Volumes, tame.. Price il. its 6d. in Lards, 14E140 I RS of the LIVES of ILLUSTRIOUS IVA and CELEBRATED WOMEN, who have flouriChcd gi all Countritu, from the earließ Periods to the prdent Time. By MARY DAYS. Printed for Richard Phillips, No. 75, St. Paul's Church-yard; and fold by all Bookfellen. N.B. Copies of this intercßing Work, INTENDED AS PRE SENTS TO LADIES, may be had elegantly bound and gilt, pece 11. 181. Mr. SHERIDAN's SPEECH. This day was publifhed. Price 6d. or One Guinea and a Half per Hundred, THE SPEECH of RICHARD BRINSLEY SHERIDAN, F f the Honfe of Common', Bth December, dos, on the IVfo tion for the Army Eitablillunent for the corning Year. Printed for John Stockdale, ISt , Of whom may be had, price One Shilling each. Numbers 1,2, and 3, of the PARLIAMENTARY RE 'GOITER, by William Woodfall. To be continued weekly daring each Seirion of Parliament. THE LATE WAR. • :.. In the Pref., and early in Febesary Will be pubilibed, .to Two large Volumes, ate. Maimed with MIA Prim Three Guineas in boards, A VISTORY orthe WARS which arnfe cwt 3- of the FRENCFI REVOLUTION, from their Com mencement in tjr, 'Until the Signature of the Preliminaries of Pram between Great Britain and France. . . - To which is preased. a Review of the Conks, and early Proofs of the French Revolution. By ALEXANDERSTF.PHENS, Of the Hens;arable Society of the Middle Tens*, Efq. Printed for . R.Pntua Ps. No. 75. St. Paul's Clturebsyard. N. U. A fmaU number of Copies have been taken or on Su perfine Royal Paper. and will be fold at Five Guineas each. This day wasubliiked, Prim la. the Third Edition of A TREATISE on `RAZORS; in which the Weight. Shape, and Temper of a Razor. the means of living it in Order, and the manner of ufing it, are parflcularly enefidered ; and in which it is intended to convey a knowledge at all that is neceirsry on dt a fubjea. By BP.NJAMIN KINGSBURY, Razor-Maker. . _ _ Eztriet frwrithe Monthly Review for May, t 798, p. zl4. 4. We have read this Treat& with inteveit and with pleafure it is well worth the attention of the public." Sold by the Author at Noact,Bt.jame-'s-ftreet, and N 0,133. Fetter. Isse,Fleet-ft :vet; and by H.D. Sy mond s. Pate molter -rOW. This day was rubliihed, in a Vol. with Fmntifpieces,6s.txx.r.is MATERNAL INSTRUCTION ; or Family Converfations, on Moral and inturefting Stilled% in verfperfed with Hiftory. Biography, a.ul other Stories..—De figued for the pads* of Youth. • Bt ELIZABETH HELML Printed for T. N. 6.otsgman and 0. Rees, Ptternofter-row. Oi Ns horn may be had, by the fame Author, a new Edition of INOTRUCTIVI RANISLIS through London and its E. ivirons. Complete in One Volume. Price 4F. bound. " We arc always pleafed at announcing a Work claimed for Children, when, like this, it copionfty blends information with smufernent.—Much Topographical and Hiftorical Knowledge is conned in thcfe Volumes, mingled with pertinent reflex- Critical Review, Jan. mop. - Tbis day was put I Med. Vol.'[. with coloured Plates, n BS E RV AT lONS on the Strua ure,dconomy, and nifeafes of the Foot of the Hock, and on the Prin ciples and Practice of Shoeing. By EDWARD COLEMAN, Prohibit of the Veterinary College, Veterinary Surgeon Gene ral to His Majesty's Cavalry, and moil Hottourahle Board 49rdnance, end Honorary Member of the Board of Agri- culture. _ Printed for the Author; and fold at Egerton's, Charinverofs Dthretes, Piccadilly ; and Johufon's. St. Paul's Church-rod. Ike Subfcribers to this Work are retioeited to apply for their Volume at the Veterinary College. Lately publiihed, by the fame Author. A Differtttion on Natural and Selpended Refpiration, the fccond Edition; alio the f.;cand Edition of VoL 1. on the Foot ot the Horfe. Tnis day was publifitetl, Ala One large Voiumc Svo. Price 126. in Boards. a new Eatilin (being the Fourth) greatly enlarged, of IBLIOTHECA CLASSICA ; or, a Claffical " Dif.ionary, containing a full Account of all the proper Vanua mentioned in antic-tit Authors; with Tables of Coins, WAhts and Methires, in Ufe among the Greeks and Romans. To which is now prrsacd a Chronological Table. By j LEMPRIERE, A. M. Printed for I,jun. and W. Davies, Strand. Of whom may alto be had, lately publiihcd, I.Crecian AotAultics; or an Account of the Public and Pii v,te Life of the Greeks. By the Rev,, Thomas Harwood, late of iiniverlity College, Oxford. i large Vol. 80. 9e. in bard.. a. Roman Attiquides . or, An Account of the Manners and Coltrane of the Romans. By Alexander Ad .111, LL. D . Aunt of the High School of Edinburgh. Fifth Edition, Bs. boards. 3. A Summary of Geography and Hitter!, both Ancient sad Modern. 11ladtrated by a bear 34 et Maps, sad deigned chiefly to cooned the Study et Mika! Learning with that of ---1-4 "*- BY trs foes Mtlit‘.. Thlat N. perline R , This A TI Sr i Living enefidere at all than By Extra 4. lire I It is well Bald b Fetter•lw This dal M A' Ci serfperlo fipcd fa Printe o ba I?ITR Coupler " we Children swarms is ennui' tines." O BS and aples an Peden( ral to nf Ore cult ur Pr:ate Dchrete 1 he Si Volume A Dil fecond ot the H la Onc I tIBI A-fl Di. Vames We l / 4 hti To whit 7 • I. Cr gr,te tai at Urns 2. Ili and Cu; Agar* beat' 3.A and Mc chiefly anent • FAST INDIA HOUSE, November 24, tBoz. THE COURT of DIRECTORS of the UNITED COMPANr of MERCHANTS of ENG. LAND, trading to the EAST INDIES, do hereby give notice, That they are ready to receive propofale, in writing, at any time on or‘bcfore Friday the 31 . 13 V December neect,from any Perim: who may & willing to build Ship s of about 800 Tone harshen, to be let on freight for the faid Company fervice for fix voyages certain ; the Tender:, with the words " Ship Tender," on the enver, to be fe verally fealed up, and with the Secretary, at or before,twelve o'clock at noon, on Friday the fail 30, December next, beyond which hour not any tend will be received. WILLIAM RAMSAY, Secretary. The particular: of the principal dienenflow and fcantlings, al j rii an inventory of the primeital . flores,the copy of the efual Charterpaity an outline, with the other term: and conditions on which tbelhips are to be tendered and entertain: .d in tbe CompanyVervite, affio the drop, conformably to TC14.6 the Ape are to be built, may be feels, on appli :a !ion to Mr. James CT4gan, Clerk to the Committee of Shipping, on it eller Tierftro the 30th " EAST-INDIA ROUSE, December 1802. I'll E COURT of DIRECTORS of lig - 2 - UNITED COMPANY of MERCHANTS st . ENG. LA ND,tradingto the EAST INDIES, do berebygive notice, That they v;:11 be ready to receive in writing at any time OA or before Waln.fhly the 29th in l frost forth perf no who may be willing to le: goad Copper Bottomed Sbip:, of the burthen of from 55 0 ton: and upwards, builder: meaftrementjor the faid Company': fervice, for one voyage only ; the Tender:, with the word: " Ship ?vide?' on the cover, to he fiverally fealid up, and le/) with the Sreretary, at or befire twdve o'clock at noon, on the laid 29th ill. beyond which boar not any tender will be received. WILLIAM RAMSAY, Secretary. Copy of the Terms and Conditions on nahieb the fitidShip will be engaged in tbt Conopany's ferules, may be bad on application to Mr. James coon, Clerk to the Committee of Shilling, on or aster Fri. day the 171 b infant. EXTENSION OF THE SURREY IRON RAILWAY. T a MEETING of the Subicrihers to the 3 - Eatenlion of the Surrey Iron Railway, through the Counties of Surrey, Suffex. and Hants to the &a-coati. held at the King's Arms lun, in Croydon, on Tucillay the 7th day of December :802. HYLTON JOLLIFFE, Efg. in the Chair, The Chairman Rated, that this Meeting was convened in confequence of the interruption which had taken place on the 23d of laft Month, whet{ a Meeting was called to receive Mr. Jeffop't Report on the intended Line of Exzedfion to London, and which Report, with the Survey made for the fame, he pro pored now to lay before this Meeting for their confederation, when the fame being read, Refolved eft.—That it is the Opinion of this Meeting, that .any Iron Railway, palling through the County of Surrey and terminating fhort of London, dues not appear to be of fufficient advantage to the country, for this Meeting to daft in carrying the fume into dim% 2d. That it is the Opinion of this Meeting, that the Line of Railway froth Wandfworth to London, as recommended in Mr. Jeffop's Report, would, fompleatly anfwer the purpofe, and, therefore, that the fame be adopted. 3d. That >F Fund •of 35,000 L be created by Shares of tool. each, for the execution of the London Extenfion Railway, and that a depofit of 21. per Cent. be paid thereon, into the Bank ing-bonfes of Mars. Caftell, Powell, and Co.; bites Barclay, .Tritton, and Co.; Meffrs. Roberts, Curtis, and Co.; Meffrs. Ladbrolte, and Co. Mc ffrs.,Hoare, and Co.; and Meas. Wel ton, Pinhorn, and Co. Bankers in London ; Meffrs. Griffiths, and Co.; and Metes. Grant, and Co. Bankers, at Portfmouth ; Meffrs.Dlgghnt, and Co.; and Men. Griffiths, and Co. Bank ers, at Chichelter; Meffrs. Haydon, and Son; and Mars. Sparta, and Cq. Bankers, at Guildford; Marrs. Sadlcir, and Co. Bankers, at Southampton ; Meffrs. Whitfield, and eo. Bankers, at Lewes; Meffrs. Wigney, and Co.; and Meas. Mitchell, and Co. Bankers, at Brighton ; Meffrs. Buibbey, and Co. Bankers, at Arundell; Metros. Kirkpatrick, and Co.; and Mars. Clark, and Co. Bankers, at Newport, Inc of Wight; and alto to Edmund Cobb Hurrey, V.lq. at Gofport. 4th. That all the Subfcriptions for this Lire, m well as for c crying into execution the Extenfion from Croydon to Rei gate and Goditone, shall (as fir n as the Survey to Portfmouth it cornpleated,) be incorporated into one General Fund, fur extending the iron Railway from London to Portfmouth, and that an application be made to Parliament in the enfuing Seftion, for conrolidaring the various Branches into one Corpor ite At. Mr. Jiffop not yet having compleated his Survey to Port& mouth, Rc fo:ved.—That es loon as the fame Jhall be received by the Committee, that they do convene a Meeting of the Nobl , ,men and Gent Linen of the Counties of Surrey, Suffez, and Ha...ts, to be held at the Half Moon Inn, in Petworth, on the 29th day of January next, to take the fame into confideration. That there Refolutions be figned by the Chairman and Print ed in the Public Papers, and, That the Thanks of this Meeting be given to the Chairman, for his able and impartial Conduel in the Chair. HYLTON JOLLIFFE, Chairman. W. B. LUTTLY, Secretary. Windfwortii, Decimber 7,1802. NORTH WALES. • TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, Either together or feparate, ATRULY eligible FREEHOLD ESTATE, confining of fevcrallarge and finall Farms, having Farm - boufes, and all neceffary Outbuildings, Cottages, Gardens, Or chards, and upwards of r too Acres of Arable, Meadow, Pafture and Wood Lands,molt delightfully fituated in the Parifhcs of Mallwyd and Cemmes, in the Counties of Montgomery and Merionetb,and poreffing come of the molt beautiful pieturefque feenes within the Principality of Wales .—A molt extenfive Right 'of Common is attached to the Chief of the Farms. The whole is at prefent let to Tenants at Will. at the yearly- Rent of about 4301. but is capable of being confiderably advanced. Cemmes is lituate about 8 Miles from Mickynleth ; 3 from Dinallnoathy ; 1a from Dolgelley ; ao from Barmonth ; 4s from Shrewlbury; and about am from London. The Eftate may be ken on application to the Rev. John Davies, at (Attunes,' and further particulars knowia of him.; of Mr. Sandtord,Stationer and Bookfeller, Shrewfbury; and of Mr. Mayhew, No. t, Cook's-court, Se► .e-ftreet, Lincoln's-Inn, Lon - don, where a Map of the Mate may be ken. N. B. Applications by Letter mutt be free of poftage. FREEHOLD ESTATE. • TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION—By Mr. MERRETT, On Monday, December 13, 1802, between the Hours of Si; and Eight in the Evening, at the Crown Inn, Gofport, in dllf. rent Lite, A VERY deferable FP,EEHOLD ESTATE, ficuate at FORTON, in within ball a mile of the 'I% Henry Whlear, whole Tenn t 80,1; confining of a Farm-houfe, and Yard, Forty-five Cuttomary of Rich Arable and Meadow to be worthy the attention of _ fidence near Gofport or Portfmoui the Land immediately adjoin an 3 Alverftoke to the London therm, would command a molt of Portfaiouth and Gofport, the " bout, the lfte of Wight, together of Portfdown, and the adjacent is very gent*, and the roads CI The Land T; Particulars may be bad at Pottfnoutb; Swan. ( Erre...ion lad Crows, tie Mr. merrett, at . wart mister. Pcrtfts SAWTELL and WADE. NOTICE is hereby given, that a Dividend will be made of the Eftate and Effects of GEORGE SAV4 - I*EI.l. and JOSIAH WADE, of the City of Briftol, Merchants. on the 14th of day of December inftant ; before which Period fuch of the Creditors of the raid George Saw tell and Jollah Wade, who have not already executed their Deed of Compofition, are required to call at the Office of Mr. Edward Stephens, Solicitor, in Wine-ftreet, Briitol, where the EMI Deed now tics, to execute the fame, and to 'fender an Ace tint of the particulars std amounts of their refpcAive Debts or De -371.111at4 and in•&e event of f iltire therein. the Paid Croat - fors will be excluded the Benefit of the f.ld Dlvklend. . LAND: is TO so. MILES OF LONDON. WANTED to Piirclotfe, from 7b to 400 Acres of well wooded and watered Freehold landed Eftate, near or on a tired Turnpike-road from Loudon, within the above diftance, in any County but Mx, with or without an Old Manfion ifdufe; -and if a M:•nor the more deferable.—A fair, reafonable price will be Riven fht fuch an Eftate on application, by letter, to A. Z. Ruffen Coffee Houfe, Sollthampton-row, ,Blcomfbuty, London. WHITE HANDS have ever been &teemed a perfonal beauty in both Sexes, and in fome parts of Europe are effential to Perfons of Rank. The BANDANA SOAP, or Indian Wafiling Cake, poffefs the peculiar property of giving the moR exquifite delicacy of texture, and inconceiv able fairnefa to the Hands . which are connantly wafhtd with this 'Soap only ; and there effeds are not produced too fuddenly, as if by pain, but gradually, by corredting all the imperfeCtiops of the kin; and, when once produced, which they arc certain to be by pareverrice, they are permanent. Even in cafes where the :kin has been injured by labour or other violence, the hardnels and coarfenefs are effedtually, infallibly, and per manently removed, and fucceeded by famothnefs, fairnefs, and delicacy of appearance; which cannot be acquired by any other means whatever. To people of faihion, and others who have not injured the texture of their flan, the fuperier excellence of the BANDANA SOAP will be evident after the firft time of ufing it. Sold, by appointment, price only is. each cake, by Cockell, No. 229, Strand, fevcnth houfc from Temple bar; Mr. Dun nett, N 0.3, Cheap , fide; Mr. Green, No. 132. Orford-greet ; Mr. Newton, No. 126, corner of Great Ruffrl-ftreet; Mr. Golding, No. 42, Cornbill; Gattie and Lea, New Bond-greet; Dangerfield's Library, Berkley-fquare; Mr. Sheppard, Book feller, Briitol; Mr. Brown, George-ftreet, Br h ; Mifs Greg fon, Duke-greet, Liverpool ; Mr. Ward, Low-gate, Hull; and by all refpeetable Perfumers, &c. GENTEEL RESIDENCE AND CAPITAL FARM IN THE NORTH OF DEVON. _ _ 'TO BE LEA§EI), for a Term of Fourteen -I. Years, from Lady Day next, an extenfive FARM and ESTATE, =lied PICKWELL, fituated in the Parini of Georgeham, in the County of Devon, about ten miles from the noted Market and Sea port Town of Barnstaple, and [even miles from the romantic Town and Watering Place of Ilford comb, commanding a beautiful and extenfivc view of the Briftol Channel, comprifing an excellent Manfion . Houle, with fultable Offices, Coach Houle, Barns, feveral (tailed Stables, Cow Houfes, Farm Yard, and all convenient Farm Buildings, Dos Kennel, Lawn Plantations, large walled Kitchen Garden, Hot Houle, and Pleafure Garden, ai;cl about 374 Acres of rich Meadow, Arable, and Palture Land, with a Down, conflating of upwards of 3yo Acres, on which is ufually fed a confiderabit flock of Sheep. The whole Eitate is compact, and within a Ring Fence. The Dwelling Houfe and Out-houfes are within half a mile of the Brittol Channel, are in good repair, and contain a hand fome Dining Parlour, Drawing Room, Breakfalt Parlour, ele gant Library, Billiard Room, nine rincipal Bed Ch3rnbers, with Dreffing Clofets, Kitchen, Butler's Pantry, Steward's Room, and other fuitable Apartments for Servant*. The above-mentioned Mate is fituated in a genteel Neigh _ Counfel were heard relative to the Scotch Appeal, George Lord Kinnaird Matthewfon, at confiderabie tt orb, viz.— Meffrs. Adam and Moore on the part of the Appellant, and Mr. Romilly on behalf of the Ref,ondent. After which their Lori.- Mips deferred the further hearing till Monday. Eirl SeENcES acquainted their Lordfhip; that he fhould on Monday offer a few obfervations relative to the Malt and Mum Duty Bill. The Bills &the table, generally private ones, were forwarla ed each a Rage. The Small Notes Bill was read a third time, gaffed, and a Mcffage fent to acquaint tlic Commons therewith. Mr. ALEXA ND ER, accompanied by feveral Menibers,brought up•from"the Commons the kith Militia Bill, as did Mr. Burden the Thirflre Road Bill, both of which were read a first Adjourned till Monday. HOUSE OF COMMONS. Mr. S. Larevaa raid, he had the honour of being r. turned f• r two places—for Bodmin in the County of Cornwall, ant for Reading in the county of Berks, and that h.: had rade his eledtion for Reading. Upon which a new Writ was ordered to be iffued for the Borotsgh pf Boiimin. The LORD MAYOR prefented fcparate Petitions from each of the City Prifons. Namely, .the Fleet, I.udgate, the Poultry, and Giltfpnr•ftrdet Conipters, on behalf of the Debtors confined therein, praying general relief, which were ordered to be 1 is -on the Table. The Lord Mayor-Alf° prcfent,td a Petition on behalf of the Ship Owners in the Port of London, complaining of the Tonnage Al,d &c.—Ordered to be laid on the Table. .General Palm prefented a fimilar Petition on behalf of the Ship Owners of Scarborough.--Ordered to be laid on the tab:e. Mr. WILBERFORCR prefented a Petition from Bridlington, to the fare tried,. which was ordered to be Lid on the Table. Mr. LANGMEAD alfo piefented a Petition of a fimilar kind, from the shilf Owners of the Port of Plymouth. Mr. BURDON prefented a Petition tone like effedt film gins derland, and oh erred, that when the fubjedt was 'Mt difeuffeds' 1 in that ijoufe, he had foretold thit fuch a Petition would be prefented, which he now did, In obedience to the diredtions of his COnftituents. The Cu ANCELLOR of the Ekeutopert fail, he perfedly re colkded the obfervation made by the Hon. Gentleman. At the fame time, he mutt fay, that he was forry for the prefenk ing the Petition, bat extrumely gild it was prefented by than Hon. Gentleman, beciufe it was honourable to the county. of Durham. Mr. BURDON raid, he &culla Merely hate, that ho taking rib adverfe ftep to Government, it was but to a Onglemussfurp_spf that Right Hon. Gentleman's k. 4 .:liiiiittration, and intbe. dohs; which, he was following the diredlqn of his Conftitlieriti,: whom he was bound by every tie ufattachtisent as ivell'air ditty, and whom he fhould conftantly ferve. Atche famatiesis, beg ging to be underftood, as being hi :(elf by.no means boltilokao the Adminiffration of that Right fion. Gentlemanl--The Peti tion was ordered to he laid upon the Table. • , , Mr. Wicantroace prefented a Petition em behalf at Certafn Druggifts and Chymißs of Sheffield, complaining of the late Medicine Ad.—Ordered to be hid on the Table. • Lord CASTLEREAGH reported at the Bar, that His Majek had 'min waited upon with the fiddrefs of that Houfe, of lel tertlay, when he had been gracioufly pleafcd to declare, thathe would give diredions accordingly. Soon afterwards, the Papers, Accounts, and Public Docu ments referred to in the Addrefs, were brought up, and laid upon the Table. Captain Ma aic nate. gave notice, that on Monday he ih mid move for leave to.bring in a Bill for the appointment of a Coin mittee, to inquire into certain Civil Abides in the Navy. The ATTORNEY GINtRAL moved for leave to bring in g BP for facilitating and rendering more C.lfy, the Tranfportation t if Felons. He adverted to the law as it at prefent hood, by at of Parliament, by which it was provided, that when offendets were ordered to be tranfported, a contract was entered Into be tween Government and an individual who commanded the thin, by which they were tranfported, and by which, fuch con tractor had an intereft in the fervice of fuch felons. Upon this, the contradoi was bound to enter into a terrain fecurity, fcir taking f”ch felons to the place of their dellination. It had Once teen conOdered, that opportunities may occur for taking fuels felons in 'one of His Majefty's own Mips, and it could not be expeded, that an Officer who had the command of a (hip of His Ma;efty's could enter into this fecurity, it being needlefs he b. ing already under command—but as the Law now flood , tI e Learned Judges could confign the care of filch prifonere only to fuels perfons as Osould enter into fuels fecurity. Having noted this to be the fubjedt of complaint, the Houfe would eafily fee what was likely to be the remedy • and it was no other, than to empower thofe who may have ;he command of His Misjef ty's (hips, and who may have the charge of uch prifcruers, to take them without entering into fuch fecurity. He therefore moved for leave to bring in a Bill to fa4ilitate and render more eafy the Tranfportation of Offenders.—Granted. Mr. H, ADDINGTON moved for a New Writ for the Bo rough of Wootton Bare, for the Elattion of a New Member in the room of General ST. JOHN, who has accepted of the Chiltern Hundreds, which was ordered to be iffued laceord ingly. The ATTORNRY GUERRA:. brought up the Bill for which Leave had juft been given, relative to the Tranfportation of j Offenders, which was read a first, and ordered to be read second time on Monday. The Order of the Day on the Navy Bills Bill, was, on the Motion of Mr. VANSITTART, deferred till Monday. A Meffage from the Lords acquainted the Houfe, that their . Lordfirps had agreed to the Proud& ry Note Bill, without any i Amendment. Mr. Coßav moved to poftponc the fecund reading of the County of Dublin Bakini Trade Bill, till Monday.—Ordered. Mr. ALZIAND CR brought up the Report of the lk lalt Duty Bill. The amendmentsswere read and agreed to, and the Bill ordered robe read a third time on Monday, if engroired. Mr. ALIZAND ea alfo brought up •he Report of the Pea= and Perfonal Eftatc Duty Bill. The amendments were read and agreed to, and thc Bill ordered to be read a third time on Monday, if cngroffcd. He likewife brought up the Report of the Five Millions Exeequer Bills Bill, which went through the fame courfe of proceeding. Mr. Nevii,Lit prefented a Petition on behalf of H. N. Ogle, Efq. who had prefented a Petition, complaining of an undue Return for the Borough of Drogheda, letting forth, that on account of the abfence from London, of the returned Member, and not Wing able to find out any Agent of his in London, he had been unable to ferve the Notice which the Mt of Parli i ment required, of his entering into the neceflary Recognizance, for the purpole of purfuing his Petition; that this being the laft day for doing fo, his right to profecute his Petit io.i would be _ . •ed'fv e FREEHOLD ESTATE, Lwow, 4111 U ULUCL 11.111.11/WG cap.& 14...1.0 ... ..."..4 • ........ The above-mentioned Eftate is fituated in a genteel Neigh- laft day for doing to, his right to profecute his Petitio.i would i, in the Parith of Alveritoke, and bourhood, and in a tine Sporting Country, remarkable fur the be loft, unlefs further time were granted to give fuch Notice, ee Town of Gofport, now let to Mr. swift celebrated Stag Hunt in the Kingdom. and within a few and praying that he might be allowed time fur that purpofe. Term expires at Michaelmas neat, miles of whichare kept feveral Packs of Fox Hounds and liar- After fume difrufflon, in which Mr. Nr.vms.e, Mr. BICH.. n-houfe, Hirt's, Stable, Cart Houfe, tiers. There are plenty of Rabbits on the Eftate, and Filis of NARD, the CHANCELLOR of the ExCflrqg 2 ft, and Lord tomary Acres, and Thirty-five Poles various kinds may be taken on the Beach belonging thereto. li.twxxsautty took a part, and .o,k:a related clat.fly to the low Land.—The fituation is fuch as This Eftate is a definable objedt for a Gentleman fond of regularity of the Proceedings of the Houle , twenty - one days i ' nof any Gentleman defirous of a re- Sporting, and inclined to Farm. • were granted to the Petitioner, fir the purpofe required. 'ortfmouth, as the principal part of N. B. A P ac k e t fails twice a week from llfordcomb, for FINANCIAL STATE OP THE CoUNTKY. i i djoina the Road leading from Berry Sw a nf e a, North Wales, and Ireland, and Skills to &dial mar Th e C HANCELLOR o f t h e Exclieo ,, Kß rofe, and tdmt Road, which, with a Houfe built .b e engaged any time at Ilfordcombe. • i a molt beautiful view of the Towns A confiderable quantity of the Furniture, which is modern, addrellid the Committee e...) the following effet-- i rt, the Dock Yard, Portfmouth Har- may be rented with the Mate, or purcbafed by the taker, at a " Sir, before I enter at large into the Ilatements *ether with a mutt pleating Profra fair valuation. of which I have given notice to the Houle, I beg 'scent Cuut.try. The neighbourhood For Leafing the above, a Survey will be held at the Golden leave to call the attention of Gentlemen to thole • tads extremely good. Lion Inn, in Barnftaple, on Tburfday the 3oth day of Decem- grounds which appear and refult from the doca- ami Tax is teemed. bcr next, by three o'clo ck in the afternoon. ad at the Crown Inn, Gofport; the 1 , )4 In the mean time, for viewing the fame, apply to the Hind, ments and accounts laid upon the table, and by ran. Chichelter; Dolphin, Souchamp- on the Premifcs • and for further particulars at the Officeot which the Committee will, no doubt, he regulated :bean • Butte, Titeldeld ; Mr. Wood- Mars. Glubb and Tanner, Attornies, Barnample, whams in formin• - their o.inion of the obfe vations and . • =1 of Mr. Widuar at Than . . i t c. FRESH POTITD CHAR. No. 107, STRAND, CORNER OF SAVOY STEPS. December 8, 1802. JOIN BURGESS and SON refpeafully inform the Nobility, and Families in general, they have this day received a quantity of FRESH POTTE2I CHAR from Winan dermere Lake; which they can reconigend to be of a fuperioe quality to any before introduced. New I'. Sturgeon, Welch Smoak'd Salmon, &unrwick Saufages, Yaw French Olives, &c. Warehoufe as above. THE CITY OYSTER WAREHOUSE, No. 8, LOMB RI TREET, near the MANSION House. DAVID ROSS deems it his bounden duty to take this method of conveying his fincere Thanks to the Nobility, Gentry, and Public, for the liberal Encouragement he has received fince Le opened the above Wareboufe In It 794 molt refpeMully affttres them, that the fame line of conduct which has give 3 his BARRELL'D 0 YSTER.S . fo marked a preference, 111111 be ftridtly adhered to ; and begs to acquaint them that he has now a daily fupply of FINE. FLAVOURED NATIVE Mtl.To/1, PY FLEET, and • COLCHESTER OYSTERS, ready to be fent to any part of the Country, packed under his oy.•n immediate infpedtion, out o? the real Sea Water, which is brought to his Warehoufe, and no where elfe (at prefcnt) in London. Merchants, Captains, and Families, will find his PAN DORE and NATIVE PICKLED OYSTERS, well worthy their notice, as they retain in a peculiar manner, their Original Flavour, and warranted to keep in any Climate; fold in jars, at As. and Bs. each. His Town Cuftomers need not be informed that his Oyfter Eat i iqg Rooms are commodious and 4494 pp in I neat ftyle ; the number and refpedtabillty of thofe who at tend them, belt befpeak their fuperiority. D. R. requelts that he may have previous notice when Rooms are wanted for felegt Parties, at they are generally engaged. Oyfters circa to pleafe every palate as ufual, and the Morn ing and Evening Papers taken in. N. U. Agent for the fale of the teal Am !RICAN SPRUCE, and SPRUCE BEER.