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Howar and Evans, No. 42, Long-lane, West Smithfield, MOST respeffully inform the Inhabitants of this City, and places adjacent, that they have just received a fresh supply of Medicines from Dr. Lignum, of Manchester, consisting of those most excellent Anti6corbu tic l.:- 1 r-Tz. so universally resorted to for their ex.tr.ordinary superiority in all complaints of the Scurvy, LeproSy, Rheu matism, Ulcers, and other Disorders arising from Impurities of the Blood, Sze. Ladies and Gentlemen may have their orders completed in dozens or half dozens, to a single 45. 6d. bottle. The virtues of this celebrated Medicine have been display ed by many eminent cures in this Country. Indeed, scarce a person who purchases one 4s. 6d. bottle, but has reason to sound its praise. At this season of the year they are recom mended to the particular attention of those subject to the Scurvy, &c. &c. Also Lignuin's Lotiori, which is found a sovereign remedy for Surfeits, and all Scofbutic Eruptions of the Fate Skin, .however violent and distiguridg; also for Pimple% r . t Blotches, Recline* of the Nose, Chin, &c. ; and for impurity or unnatural appearance will; wltilh the skin mii•• be atiiteted. To be used as a common wasl; for clearing an'd improving the complexion. Sold, with proper, directions, at 2s. 9d. the pint bottle. I.ikewise, Mr. Lignum's Pills for a certain disease, with., out the least confinement in any tieaon, restraint of diet, or hindrance of business, when all other Methods 'have failed. Price as. 9d. the'hox with directions. These Drops are sold in moulded square bottles at Tea. and 45. 6d. —one i 25. bottle, is eqinil in quantity to three 4s. 6d. ones. They may be had wholesale or retail, at • Mr. Lig num's Dispensary, No. 57, Bridge-street, Manchester ; at Howard and Evans's, No. 42, Long-lane, West-Smith- • field, sole wholesale Agents in London ; and .retail, by the following persons : H.• Cundell, No. 4', Minories ;. W. Clarke, No. :169, Borough; Jordan, No. 33, Whitechapel ; jeboult and Co. No. tso, Oxford-Street; Knight, Norton Yalgate; Kirk, No. rig, Cockhilf, ; Mr. bidding, No. 76, Oxford-Street; Sutton, No. 141, Long-acre; Tutt and Bolton, Royal Exchange; Ward, No. 324, Holborn; Wade, Wade, Old Bond-Street, and No. 163? F leet-Street ; and by the principal Venders of Medicine I ,'l every Tuk n in the United Kinsdom. ---~`. From the LONDON GAZETTI!, Dee. 4, 1 8c.,2. Lord Chamberlain's_( ice, Dec. 4, tBO2. NOTICE is hereby given, that there will a Levee at St James's on Wednesday next the Bth instant, and a Drawing-Room on the Thursday following. Dorumbip•street, Dec. 4. 1802. THE King has been pleased to appoint Bartholo mew Frere, Esq. to be His Majesty's Secretary of Legation at the Court of Madrid. Commission in the Norfolk Mititia,slgneti Liord Lituste.. Neva. , Regiment. Capt.in Archibald Morrisdn from the West Middlesex Mi. to be Captain. Dated Nov. Ix, 1802. B.INKRCIPTS. Joseph Sims, late of Honeycombe and Wishanger, Clou astershire, dealer, to surrender Dec. i 3, at five, 14, and Jan. irs, at eleven, at the Golden-Cross,.Cairiscross, Rand wick. Attornies, Mr. Croome, Gravelpitts, near Stroud; or Mr. Vizard, Gray's-Inn-square. • ' James Phillips, of • T,otness, Devonshire, shopkeeper, Dec. 15, i 6, and Jan. ig, at eleven, at the Seven Stars Inn, Totness. Attomies, Messrs. Farwell and Prideaux, Totness; or Mr: Alexander, Bedford-row, London. John Peter Holloway, of Saint Swithin's-lane, wine-mer chant, Dec. 7. 18, and Jan. is, at one, at Guildhall. At tornies, Messrs. Wadeson, Barlow, and GrosvenOr o Austin- Friars. . _ Isaac Rogers, bf Dover, hoyman, Dec. t3,.at ten, zi, and Jan. it, at ten, at Guildhall, London. Attorney, Mr. Druce, Billiter_square, London. John Stanley, of •Fleet-Marker, London, brandy-merchant, Dec. It, sat, and fan. 1.5, at ten, at Guildhaij4 Attorney, Messrs. Rane and IVrangham, Seething-lane. Richard Sealey, now or late of Bruntcliffe, Yorkshire, spirit-. merchant, Dec. 17, at six, 18, at ten, and an. t 5, at twelve, at the Three Legs Inn, Leeds. Attornies, Mr. Wilson, Castle-street, Holborn, London ; or r. Coupland, Leeds. Obadiah Thomas Crook, of Weybridge, Surrey, timber dealer, Dec. 14, at, and Jan. 15, at eleven, atGuildhall, London. Attorney,'Mr: Russen, Crown-court,'Aldersgate street. DIVIDENDS. Jan. S. Thomas Toy, of Penryn, Cornwall, linen-draper, at ten, at Guildhall; London.' • '• Feb. 15. Robert Redhead, of Mark-lane; London, wine and brandy-merchant, at ten, at Guildhall.. fan. 4. William E wins and, William Tames, of Binning hapi, composition ornament manufadurcs, at the Swan Hotel, Birmingham. • Jan. 5. William lre.and, Nathaniel Calvert, lames Overend, and'Corney Tomijnson, of Lancaster, merchants, at five, at the Sign of the Grapei, Lark-aster. lan. 4. Lewis Jones, ute , ?a Abe Collonnade,, street, Briinswilisquars, ,builder and carpenter, at ten, at Guildhall. lan. xB. John Golvle'V and'lciiiihtis Field, oc."' Basinghall street, Blackvirethitillrfaelf_ts, st ten,,at Guildhall. Jan. 22. Benjamin.r,yre, Hodgion A tkinson,and William Walton, late of Tokienhouseqaril, merchants, 'at nine, at Guildhall. Tan. 22., Samuel 13evingtan, of Gratechurch-street, mer chant, at nine, at Guildhall, ,Jan. 4. Thomas Mickleson, now or late of Lynn, Norfolk, . taylor and woollen-draper, at twelve, at Guildhall, Lon don. Jan. a. John Newton, of.Manehester, check-nianufae.turer, at three, at the Star Inn, Manchester. CERTIFICATES. Dec. 25. H. M. D 3 Costa, the younger, of Orangc.street, Bloomsbury, Midtilesexy grocer. G. Shaw, of Whitcliff : 46lory, Richmond, Yorkshire, linen manuf:durer. B.• Abraham, of Heneage-lane, Duke's-plate, London, merchant. MAILS. ARRIVED. DUE. Holland e French linmbirgh - PRICE OF STOCKS, THIS DAY AT TWELVE o'cr.ocr, Consols for Opening 68* I Omni= - rot disc. T HE SUN. DICER& I'ALSUM AUDZAT LONDON, DECEMBER 6,18 oz. WE yesterday received the Paris Papers to the zd instant. The Moaiteur of the Ist communi_ cates some intelligence from St. Domingo, which is said to have been, brought by General BOUDET, who areived at ilavre.a'e.:Grace on the zsth . ult. after a passage of 6o days, fiOM that Island. The French Forces are represented, in this account to have amounted in September last to 23,500 men, exclusive of a Corps of 4.000 Blacks. Of this number one-fifth were at that time in the Hospitals, and the loss which the French have sustained since they landed on, the Island, is said to haVe been one_ fifth ; but it is singular that if the French possessed, as this account states, £9,000 effective Men fit for service, that they should not have been able to pre vent the Blacks from extending their ravages even to the vicinity of CapeTorant. If no intelligence of a more recent date had been received from •St. Domingo, we - should not beinali n _ ed to give this statement implicit credit ;. but we know that accounts of a considerably later • date have been received, and that the French, so far from possessing a large effeCtive force, capable of offensive operations, were scarcely in a situation to defend themselves:, from the attacks of their oppo nents. We have every reason to believe indeed the account which we received from jumaica, and which , we stated in our Paper of .Friday last, of the re-embarkation of LECLERC, with the small remnant of his Army,..-amounting only to tsoo Men, to be perfealy'cOrieft.. The Dept., i ,gion,.of the Empire has held its twenty-eighth Sitting, at which it was resolved to prepare with speed a definitive Colieltuum. The Imperial Minister communicated a Decree of Im perial Commissio . n,.which calls upon the D.tputation not to separate until they hatie decided upon the lot of those ?rinces and Ecclesiastical Corporations who have been entirely dispossessed of their terri tories by the cession of the left Bank of the Rhine. By a Decree of the Helvetic&tate tte Pairiats are ordered individually to restore the money and effeets belonging to the Government which they had seized during the late contest. The Patriots who were arrested at Zurich, are stated to have been carried off under a French Escort,' but it was not known whither. - The French Funds are 53, w The ROVAL FAmtLy, yesterday attended Divine l'Service ar iSt. George's Chapel, Windsor. After ;Serviee TIIiEIR MAJESTIES took an excursion; to The' KING Will hold a Levee . at St. James's Pa lace on Wednesday next, and the Qv EEM will 'hold a Drawing Room on Thursday. 'His Royal Highness the DUKE of CUMBERLAND gives a grand entertainment this day, at his•apart ments in St. James's Palace. His Royal 'Highness the PRINCE Of WALES, the DUKES of YORK and CLARENCE, and a selett party of Nobility, are in vited. RICHARD JoHNsoN, Esq. gave a grand Dinner on Saturday, at his house, Stratford Place, to the French Ambassador and a selea party of friends. The Duke of St. Ar.BAN's gave a grand dinner yesterday to a large Party of Fashionables. • The French Ambassador gave a grand iltnner yesterday to a large Party of Foreigners. Lord NELSON left town on Friday, 'on a visit to Sir WILLIAM and Lady HAMILTON. Lord Sit E,R BORNE IS shortly expeded to be crest. ed Earl of CHELTENHAM. The Dutch. Ambassador, M. BCHIMMELPEN NINCK, resides in Great Cumberland-place, in the house lately occupied by Lady ARABELLA WARD. Lord and Lady TALBOT left St. James's-street to-day for Bath. On Friday evening the Honourable Jomn CusT, eldest Son of Lord BaowNLow, and Member of Parliament for Clicker°, arrived in town from a tour on the Continent. Lord SHERBORNE and the Hon. - Mr. DuTT oN left : Mollitid , s Hotel this day, for Gloucestershire. lidiS'ariti ; l9oy LANGFORD arrived on Saturday theit*tlie% 13erkeley,square, from Paris. li'/Vlrtf , R4titertitp DRAX GRo3vtlwa has started a Oa r ntividatett the Representation of the City of Cheitef. 12.-1 The 'Earl of ALB EM4RLE. is now farming upon an extensive scale, and, we hope, rich a prospea of as much gain to the noble, and spirited Agriculturist, as certain benefit to. the community, from this con version of the desart rabbit sands of his Norfolk:do main, into a soil productive of bread corn. The Duke of I3'EDFORD has formed an arange ment for• breeding and feeding stock at Woburn; upon a principle entirely different from the system pursued by his brother, the late Duke. . Lord ABOYNE was on Tuesday chosen, Grand' Master, and LautdDALHoustE Deputy Grand. Ma ster-of the Grand Masonic Lodge of Scotland. Southampton is to be one of the Free .Townsi under the new warehousing system. Letters anki Papers were receiveli from the Cape of Good Hope, by the Pay/ina, the 23d of August ; but they do nut furnish any' intelligence of importance. Letters from Trinidad, hy the L;0?1, arrived at Plymouth, state that several .)ersons had arrived tlre from Tobago, Martinique, and St. Lucia, on . the surrender of those Islands, fI. the purpose of pur.' chasing Land, Sc. 'The island was more healthy than it had been for some time. A Letter from Jamaica, dated the 16th-of Oetober,. states, that on the Friday and Saturday preceding,. a tremendous flood, with a gale from the N. W. had done great injury in Portland District the forward canes on many_ of the estates had been levelled. ' The Dutch Government has issued striet orders, that rib Person shall be allowed to embark for the West Indies, without having a Certificate of good behav lour from the Municipality where he last re sided. TepKted, that during the Visit of the CHIEF CoN'sut. at Havre, one of the Soldiers in the. corps of Mamelukes made an attempt to assassinate him ; the Soldier is stated to have nearly drawn. his sword when his arm was arrested by some of the .attendants of the CHIEFCONSUL :—the fellow was hurried to a dungeon, and BONAT ARTS is stated to have dire6ted that no mention should be made of the occurrence. The average Price of Sugar, computed froth the returns made for the week ending the zit day of December t 802, is Thirty-two Shillings and Nine Pence per hundred weight. JOl-1 Nso N.., the Smuggler, on the evening of the day he escaped from the Fleet Prison, arrived irLa chaise - and four on the coast near Brighton, whete4 Lugger was in waiting for him, in which he.em barked, as it is supposed, far Guernsey. As he had long lived near'Brighton, he was recognised by,se yeral, who did not attempt to stop him, as theY!did not know that he had broke from a prison : he was only four hours and a half on his way from London to Brighton. The Lugger was laying sbout a mile and a half from Brighton.' Colonel Despard, and such of his associates as were arrested in Oakley -street, are to he tried at Guildford ; the remainder are to be tried at the Old Bailey. A Letter from Constantinople, dated the 28th of 06toberi 'c'ontaips the following account of an earth.. quake+th there. ~'f.:Aboutone o'clock this morning, turee:.sinart -and alistint shocks of an earthquake, each bfithretor four seconds continuance, were ex perienced in this city. At Pera, one shock was telt for -atioth ..iwo seconds, in a horizontal di re4ion from North to South, and immediately after, a:other vertically. The wind, which blew from the Southward, suddenly . changed to the North, and has since. increased .to a violent gale. It is expeCted that we shall experience another shock at night. I have not heard whether the percussion was felt on the Canal or on the glom of the Black NAPJL NEWS. PLYMOUTH, DEC. 4. ARRIYED the o;reau Ft4gate, rrnm teitb' Arrived the, Caroline, Cant. HAYES, fro° 1.4 don bound io Jamaica, with the lbss of her fore-yard; •the Dutch _Ship Johan na retrOne * 7/a, Capt. JA c° o ALTONA, from St. Übe's, bound ; tbliajland, 13°e with s?lt, - with the loss 'alter fore-tria4t:and ffiaio' ; v oc topmast, and very leak s ,; • tne Trusslarr Galls Vreidt, Capt. MARTINS, : laden. with .bale :g ob • • from Amsterdam bound to Sr. Seba.itians, is n- s off the Harbour, in tow of two fi s hing. gnat? P having carried away he r mainmast; , the, A" girtor, Ciptain •MERITON, of and -from don, for Barbado.es . ;_ the Prussian .Ship C'EarloA Capt.. ANSKL EGE, from Dap tii.C, laden with d ill ' ber, for - Liverpool ; and the Lord .Nelsort, STOKE, from St.Andero, with wo o l,. for.Chiclie ste ; ' The Flora, of this Port, S OPER , from Fali ti°llt 11 6 to Leghorn - ,' with pilchards ; was totally lost Island of Majorca, the 28th of 06Iober 10 5t ' Crew saved.. • PORTSMOUTH, DEC. S. Ana IYED the Crown Transport from St. LiP and is put under quarantine. The Lords of the Admiralty have been plea ° to advance the pay of the Labourers of the Nri3 o3 ling Office at this Port from,ts. 6d. to 2s. per The Caulkers who were discharged from thi Dock Yard, in consequence of 'their refusing fag to work in the Merchants' 'Yards, during the ct" hination among that class of men, have been reef tered. FALMOUTH,MEc. 3. ARRIVED the Brig Afarag;off,:ft-iomFsON I fro Cork, with provisions for. London; the O ff' 1; RALLY, from DangarvOn, With butter, for i n - the Industry, LINES, from Chepstow, with l e a for London ; the At!ive, 11'00 1 sl ' Michael's, with fruit, for London the Air .130 11° , 11' MARTIN, from Liverpool, with szlt,.for Lori a° : ' the kfiiitoll, Pp t. rs, from Chep stow ,. with 6 :; bet', for London, the Neptune, BE iL,- with stogy 0 coal, for Portsmouth; the Favourite, PR AT T, °c o Belfast, with butter, for London ;_ the Penielli, MALLARD, from London with grocerie34 'lSarprize, BRAY,' from Cork, with ProviiiOns; t - • Cere,, .gtcat,Rnsorr, .from Malaga, with' " - cr , &c. for Hull ; the --rm. GRImaLR, from t , dam, with flax, for Newry, ; the Onstow, barb" ARTIS, and the Zealous, Capt. BARNSLEY, ro from Yarmouth with wheat and barley for L' ve , pool ; the Brig Royal Oak, Capt. BOND, . f r°° Petersburgh, with, hemp, iron, &c. and sailed ag for Brest; the Ship Jamaica, MARsHAL, forJaira iel its "from London, with loss of fOieMat, boW•srrli and one: man overboard—she. sailed from Lod° about three weeks since. •- • e .The Queen Charlotte Packet, Capt. Mundzo a ' i rived from Jamaica on the 3oth .Ulr'.loriugs • a n ac count that Martinique was delivered up foot d4's previblis " - to "her arrival in that. She 7 - t .• r -• ; ; lying there three FrenCh Line AIA ti,le-tp,Ps N N „ u a Corvette, at Cape Nicola ig91,1.11: - :-:.- - --c4C 6 Yesterday arrived the L o rrisCi*Oke SAin el ci CoATesitvottnt, with - Mails"GrrillwA i "Jeic 3° Halifax. Left lying at New-York, six Fr e ,Frigates. • hch Put back the Swedish Brio. Pherbe;CLAAs, sailed sonic days since for London. Sailed the French Ketch Le Napoleone—C, ,wich naval stores for Sr. Domingo' °, i e the Duke of York, PERRY, with powder, &c. Michael's. - The Adive Excise Cotter,. KINSMAN, has trt i rt evening brought in ,the Smuggling Lugger Ra fi g s , spirit of Gerrands, having on board iso,anicers of DEAL, DECI. 4. ARRilr ED last night from .Portsmouth, the Pi IIt ( tumn Sloop of War, and this morning the —A Gun-ship from, the Nore ; both of which remain. pi .Sailed the Amelia, YOUNG, for Grenada, 30i Mary, CROWLEY, for Madeira, with the Whol e the outward.bound. . NEWCASTLE, DEC. 4. e j WE are happy to state, that, from the sP r i ri th is exertions of the Mayor and MagistrAteS' li Town, assisted by the Officers and Cr''iivi°' t he Majesty's Ships in the HarboUr - of '5h18144., 00. tranquillity of the Port has been rr-3Vr ledl o64ow a l ej to the Easterly Winds, the Harboin'is siilll46vi with Ships. e.I tl ll5 Edward Smith and James Emmet-Li..? of week been committed to gaol here, on ' - :11 3 re;: s Fe O lo n ny l:Vednesday , lait, an Officer of the CL16t.6111,.1! this port, in consequence of an intormatioo, ne'`;,s. .1 seizure of upwards of go h a il' I ; ,:rs of ge l Concealed in a coal-house, o n the South sid e °f 1 o cti river, near to Staid), whiChitusure