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GENERAL ELECTION. To the WORTHY 1r. , 1 INDEPENDENT ELECTORS of ;he BO ) 1.1 Ci of F Lymo uTti. r.rNTLF34EN, - DERMIT tun to offer you my very sincere and earnest Ai - knowledgments for the high and important Trust %Go have Ixen this day pleit.cd to repose in me, by re-elea'ng me one of your Rzprepntatives in Parlia ment : he assured that I shall el dea`vour to evince a due ,scu“-o'thib most honourable distinelion, by an assiduous at t nl;ici% to my public duty, day my constant and earnest en ‘dvoi:rs to prornkte the interest and prosperity of . your an:ient and respcelablc Borough, a d by_ a most grateful re col!ection of the unbiassed support; and the disinterested dahip an,i attachment I have experienced on this occa sion. . _ 1 have the Honour to be, Gentlemen, . • he truest esteem and respca, Your very obliged and most devoted humble Servant, • - WILLIAM ELFOXD. Bickham, Tuly 9, 1802. To thc WORTHY 'and 'INDEPENDENT ELECTORS of the BOROUGH of PLYMOUTH GENTLEMEN, 1 , 2 ' cause you so generously promoted, has been this day crowned with Success, by your free and un-. ..sect-Choice of me as one of your Representatives in Par- It with every Sentiment that can bind a grateful Heart, I acknowledge the high Obligation. The very general invitation which first prompted me to come forward as a Candidate—the-cordial reception which encouraged every step of my 'Canvas—and the. honourable issue in my favour, on this memerable day, - have made that deep impression on.my mind, which will be as lastitiz as my life. • That the-tranqnillity.of the Town has remained undisturb ed by a Contest, I 'cannot but rejoice :—I t is due, however. to my - numerous and - respeaable Friends, to announce to them and to the world, that the support, unequivocally pledged-to • me, was of such weight, independence, and re t;;,,..c.tibilitv, as no influence could have shaken, and no oppo sition could have overthrown. With pride and with grati tude then, I cherish the pleasing refieetion, that I have been called to the present distinguished honour, by the hearts of a large majority -- df coy Crrnsttuents. After sueh unexampled kindness on your part, it will be my earnest, though humble endeavour, to discharge the duties o f the important trust reposed iii me, by a firm adhe rence to those Principles and to that Condu6l, which have so happily recommended me to your good opinion—by,the same unalterable Loyalty and Zeal in the Cause of my King and Country, and by my never tailing to consult and advance, to the best of my power, the p i rosperity and general Interests of tit& ancient and respe6.lable-Borough. • I am, Gentlemen, • • With great truth, your most obliged, . Most faithful and devoted Servant, • PHILIP LANG'MEAD. Plymouth, Tuly This Day was published, • In Two large - Volumes, Bvo. Price t6s. in boards, A NeW Edition of r11"1 - 1E FIRST LINES of the PRACTICE of PHYSIC. -, By WILLIAM CULLEN, M. D. 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Two Vols. elegantly printed on foolscap svo. and hot-presed,price ros. in boards.. 4. Sorrows of Sglfishhess 4 or thg WStory of Miss itieh- MPN, ;;! Fr,;;.4 L 0.001% GAZETTE, jul_xlo, 180;. Whitehall, July to, zBoz. THE King has been pleased to appoint His Grace Fugh Duke of Northumberland, K. G. to be Cus_. tos Rotulorum of and in the County of Northunt_ berland, and of the Town and County of New. castle-upon-Tyne, by Letters Patent bearing Date the Twelfth Day of June last. - Whitehall, lay zo, 1802. The King has been pleased to grant the Dignity of a Baronet of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland to Evart Nepean, of LoderS and Bothenhampton, - in the County of Dorset, Esq. and to the Heirs Male of his Body lawfully be gotten. The Circuits appointed for the Summer Assizes, 18oz, 'are as follow, viz. _ NORTHERN CIRCUIT. cord ELLENROROUGH, Lord Chief justice. lustic CHAMBRE. C - iy of Yil-k and Cortj' of the same City--Saturday, jury S r i at the of the said City. Yorkshire—The same day, at the Castle of York. Durham= , -Tuesday, August' to, at the-Castis?. of Durham. Totvn and Newcastle-upon-1)/17e, and Cozwy ofthe same Town— Saturday, August 14, at the Guildhall of the said Town. Northunzherland—Thy; same day, as the Castle of Newcastle . • upon.: Tyne. Cut:l6erland—Friday; August 20, at the City of Carlisle. Westrnorland—Wedilesday, August xs, a t Appleby. Lancashire—Saturday', August zB, at the Castle of Lancaster. NORFOLK CIRCUIT. Lord ALVANLEY, Lord Chief Justice 'of the Court of, Common Pleas. • Mr. justice G aosz. B ackingbamshire Monday, July 7,6, at Buckingham. Bedford:hire—Thursday, , Idly 29, at Bedford.. Huntingdwrshire—Saturday, July 3r, at Huntingdon. Cantor idgeshire--,Aioriday, August z, at Cambridge. ,Suldk—Thursday, August 5, at bury Saint Edmund's. l; - ofilk. —Monday, August 9, at the Castle of Nurwich. CiEy of Norwich—Same. day, at the Guildhall : of the said City. HOME CIRCUIT. Lord Chief Baron MACDONALD. Mr. Baron HoTnAm. flertfirdshire—Monday, July z 6, at Hertfartl. Essex—Wednesday, July zB, at Cha,utsford. Sussex—Mond :v, August a, at Lcwes. Kent-- 7 Wednesday, August 4, at Maidstone. Suriva--41ouci.o , August 9, at Guildlovd. OXFORD CIRCUIT. - Mr. justice LAWRF.%CE. Mr. Justice LE IiLA Nt. Berkshire—Mohday, July 26, at Abingdon. Oxfordshire—Wednesday, July 28, at Oxford. • Worcestershire—Saturday, luly 31, at Worcester. City of ir orcester—The same day, at the Chia Worcester. Gloucestershire—Wednesday, August 4, at Gloucester. Ci,y of Gloucester--The - same day, at.the City of Cloucester; Monmouthshire—Saturday, August 7, at Monmouth. fferefordsoire--Tuesday, August to, sat Hereford. • ,Sbropshire—Saturday, August 14, at Shrewsbury. Staffordshire —Wednesday, August 18, at Stadbrd. MIDLAND CIRCUIT. Mr. Justice HEATH. Mr. harcin T Ito mso N . 2Vailhallip:OnSUre —Tuesday, July 2,7, at Northampton. Rutland—Friday, July so, at Oakhain. LincoinshireSaturday, iply 3i, at the Castle of tincoln. Cily of Lincoln—Same Day, at the City of Lincoln. . .• Nouingbam:,wire—"'l•hursday, August 5. at Nottingham. ,Town of Notthwham—Same Day, at the. Town of Notting ham. Derbj•shire—Saturday, Attgust 7, at Derby. . Li•icertershire—Wednesday, August ir, at the Castle at Lei rester. . • • _ _ Boi-ough - of Leicever 2 Same day, at .the Borough-of Leicester. V'Covintv-Saturday, August Lb - at the City of Coven try.. 11'ainuickrbire—Same day, at Warwick. "WESTERN CIRCUIT. Mr. Justice ROuKE. Mr. Baron GRAHAM. -. SIII:haMPIrM--.TUCSCIaY, 1111' 27, at the Castle of Winchester. Wiitr—Saturday, July 31, at New Sarum. Dorset—Thurscuy, , August .5, at Dorchester. Dozion —Monday, August 9, at the Castle of Ejteter. City ant:lolo7y of Exeter—The same day, at the Guildhall of the City 01 Exeter. Ci.;r4.4 , all—Monday , August 16, at I3odmin. .1'.,m, , , - 4et—Saturday, August a ti at the City of Wells. Ciy and County of Bristol-- 1 riday, August Z 7, at the Guild hall of the City of Bristol. BRECON CIV.CUIT. , The 8011. C;FOR.GE HARDINGZ. ABLL MOYSEY, Esq. Presteigne—Monday, August 16: Brecon--Saturday, August 21. Caraijf—Saturday, August 28. BANKRUPTS. George Shiith, of . Barnsley, Yorkshire, grocer, to surrender July 29, 30, and August 21, at twelve, at the Stafford Arms Inn, Wakefield. Atternies, Mr. Lee Wakefield; . . , or Mr. Sykes, New-Inn,London. William Bulheld, of Lanc;ister, shopkeeper, July 26, at five, j illy 27, at elevep, and August 2 I, at five, at the New Inn, .._ Attoinies, lvl•.;ssrs. Baldwin and Dowbiggiu, • Lancaster. • William Chilcott, late of Lamb-street, Spitalfields; plum ber,ly 17, 20, and August zr, at one, at Guildhall. A ttornies, Messrs. Collins and Reynolds, S'pital-square. John lames, of Hatton-Garden, dealer, Jury 13, 24, and August 21, at ten, at Guildhall.. Attorney, Mr. Gale, Bed - lord-street, Bedforti-row. William Bonser, Red Lion-street, Spitalfields, silk-weaver, july 17, at eleven, 24, and August at, at ten, at Guildhall. Attormes, Messrs. Swan and Wallington, Fore-street, Cripplegatc. • • Peter Hope, Liverpool, merchant, July 29, 30, and August 21, at eleven, at the -Saddle Inn, Liverpool.' Attornies, Messrs. G. and i2crump, and Mr. Willworth, Liver pool ; or Mr. Battye, Cuaucery-lane. John Barratt, of Wakefield, gardener, July 26, 27, and Aug. 24 , at eleven, at the White Hart, Wakefield. Attornies, .Mr 13a!tye,' Chancery-Lne, LOndon ; or Mr. *Brooke, . . • Wakefield. Charles Collishaw,.•of Wych-strect, St. Clement Danes, cabinet-maker, July 17, z 7, and August at, at ten, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Godrnond, Crescent-Place, ___ • Blackfriars. John Yeates, •of Portsmouth, coal-merchant, July 17, 27, and August 21, at ten, at Guildhall, London. Attorney, Mr. Nowell, E%sex.street, Strand. Thomas Banks, of Hill-house, Sedgley, Staffordshire, car penter, July 23, 24, and August 21, 41 ten, at the Star, Staftbrd. Attorney, Mr, Lilly Parker, Staliord. Walter . Jenkins, of Bristol, hroicer, July 12, at ten, 2d, and August 21, at eleven, at the Rummer Tavern, Bristol. • Attornies, Mr. Gabel!, Lincoln's-Inn; *London.; or. Mr. Hartley, Bristol. Thomas• Carter the younger, of Waltham Holy Cross, Essex, corn-chandler, July 13, 24, and August 21, at ten, at Guildhall, London. Attorney, Mr. Jessvpp, ClitlOrd's- PIrIDENDS. Aug. 3. William Simonds, of Market-street, St. James's, kJ grocer, at one, at Guildhall. Aug. 3. William Rawlings, of Gracechurch-street, grocer, at one, at Guildlv;tll. Aug. 3. Robert Smalley, late of Gravesend, carpenter, at one, at Guildhall. July 31. William Sutton, of St. Paul's Church-yard, earthen ware seller, at tell, at Guildhall. Aug. at. john Holmes, of Newbold-upon-Avon, Warwick shire, lime-merchant, at eleven, at the George Inn, Rugby. Aug. •;.r. William Tate the elder, and, Willi Tate the younger, of PindOn, Sussex, tiinber-rnerchants, at ten, at Aug. al. William Bailey, late of Malmsbury, victualler,- at eleven, at the, Fleece. nn, Cirencester. Idly 31. John Dawson,. of _Hyde-strcet„Bloomsbuq, steel manufacturer, at ten, at. Guildhall. • - Aug. lit. Alexander Anderson and .Davit -1 . Robertson, of cVM1144.3.t.Nct4 merchants, tt ter. 4 .at Guildhall. CERTIFICATES. July 3r. Thomas Hodgson, of Liverpool, broker. John George Skutray,late of Threadneedle-street, merchant. Robert Thompson, of Wood -street, Cheapside, fa at ure F. John Last, of Brighton, builder. Benedict Paul Wagner, of Great Winchester-Street, mer chant. •, Adam Steuar', of Liverpool, merchant. lames Brice, of Trowbridge, clothier. William Sutton, of Salters'-.1-1 , 411.c0wt, merchant. MAILS. ARRIVID DUE Holland 0 French Haitiburgli 0 . 2 PRICE OF STOCKS, THIS DAY A I" TWELVE O'CLOCK. COnSoIS. - - 7 ; 3 Om, - - Par, THE S U N. SULEM QUIS DlCEita FALSUM AUDEAT LONDON, JULY 12, 1802. WE this morning received the Path Papers of the Bth inst. Admiral VI L LARET JOY ELISE has been appointed Captain-General of Martinico. He is gone to Brest'to take the command of a Squadron of two Sail of the Line, and several Frigates, destin ed for that Colony. We observe, that in the Ails of Government officially inserted in the Aloniteur of the Bth, the old style is used as well as the new ore. The French Funds are at 53f. 95c.. It is with infinite satisfaetion that we are enabled to acquaint our readers that the produce of the Consolidated Fund for the year ending July sth, exceeds that of the preceding year by rather more than one million and a half. The last quarter, which has been a petiod of Peace, has been parti_ cularly produftive. With great pleasure We communicate, that the greatest good health prevails among the whole of our Ships at Jamaica for 'though 20,000 Seamen and Marines are employed on that station, only 27 Men were in the hospital when the . 7u;io Fiigate sailed. Captain Bt./arty, of the Navy, and Captain GUNTHOK?, of the ad West India Regiment, came Passengers in this Frigate. , T On Saturday last an overland express was.receiv ed from Rombay, via Bussorah. Letters have been received by this conveyance, which speak confi dently on the successful termination likely to take place of the differences subsisting,.in the Carnatic with the rebel Poligars, and of the submission which most of the Chiefs had" made on the Malabar sitter We have the pleasure to slate, that the Hun. East. India Company's ship the Sarah Chr;stiana, Cqt. sCHARLES GRAHAM, and -The Comet, Cipt• l l4io. LARKINS, were at Bengal, waiting for cargoes, on the 3d of -February. 7 The Ann, Capt. ALEX. SINCLAIR ; the Caledonia, Capt. Jour: CRAIG; the General Stuart,•Cpt. ROBERT AB Box MASH ; and the Monarch, Capt. THomAs Mox - rimuit, were at Madras on the 4th of February; the three for Mer were under dispatch for Bengal ; the Mo narch was to be dispatched with private goods to England on the tsth of March. The tolloW ing ships .sailed for Europe, from Bengal, .. the zgth February : The, Earl Howe, Captain -Ito- BERT BURRow ES ; the Duke of Montrose, Captain PATRICK BURT ; arid the Henry Dundcs, Captain WALTER CAR RUT} The Charlton, Calcutta, and Sir Ste/hen Lushingtan, sailed from Madras for England the 18th February. - His Majesty's ship Eurydice arrived at Madras 26th February, and soon after sailed for Bengal. At the Cambridge Commencenient, last week, the following young Gentlemen were admitted Honorary Masters of Arts :—Lord LILFORD, , of St. John's College ;_ Hon. Mr. Lint E, of St: John's College, son of the Countess of RoTHES ; the Hon. Mr. RoB iNsoN, of St. John's College, brother to Lord GRANTHAM; the Hon. LITTLEToN and FR FDEItICK Yowls, of Trinity College, brothers to Lord Lu.. FORD ; Lnrd ALTHoRYE, of Trinity College, son of Earl Sr ENCER. Earl PERCY, son of the Duke of NORTHUM BERLAND, is admitted of St. John's College. - We cannot bring ourselves to believe, that one man of chara&e: . will - be found, who will venture to shew hiniself at Brentford to-morrow in support of Sir F. BURDETT : nor •can we conceive how' any Freeholder, who his one grain of loyalty or public spirit, can abstain from exerting himself to the . ut. most in support of the respettable Magistrate, who has for so many years represented the County' of Middlesex. The names of the leading persons who shall appear on both sides, we mean to enable _our selves to present to the Public. • We understand that Government has taken pro per precautions to secure the impossibility of any inconvenience from any rabble which may industri ously be assembled at Brentford to-morrow. On ThursdaY the Royal Society closed its Meet ings for the season, when GEORGE BlGots, Esq. and J. TROTTER; Esq. who had• been previously elected, were admitted Fellows of the Society.- GARNERIN, we have no doubt, felt himself much honoured by being admitted " to 'the honours of the Sitting." The Glengary or First Scotch Fencihle Regiment, commanded by Co lonel DONALD M'DONALD, was on Thursday se'nnight disembodied by General DON. , In Perth, Dundee, &c. the demands for muslins are greater than can he executed, and in Glasgow the Manufaaories were never in so prosperous a state as at present. The average Price of Sugar, computed from the returns made for • the week ending the 7th day of July tBoz, is Thirty-aven Shilling and .. 4 - 41 .finor FartAing per hundred weiria _ ATW PARLIAMENT. MEMBERS RETURNED.' BEDFORD, July ro--Mr. Osborne. CocKLahrourn, July B—Robert Ward, Esq. James Gray. hem, Esq. CIRENCESTER, July ro—Sir Robert Preston, Michael Hicks Beach, Esq. E 4ST GRINSTEAD, July 10-Sir Henry Strachey, Bart. Da vid Giles,, &N. GRIMSBY, July Ayscougbe Boucherett, Esq. rola Henry Lotr, Esq. Hun . / Lori ' viscount llinchinbroote• Lord Frederick Montague. _ LZSKF.,I), John Elliott, Hou. W. Elliott. Thomas Sheridan and William Ogilvie, • Esqrs. lost their Election, • ' NOFVTIIALLERTON, July 9 —Henry Peitse, Esq. Hbn. Ed ward Lascelles. • NEWTON, July to—Thomas Brooke, Peter Patten, Esq, R;ron, july.zp—Sir fames Grahain, Bart. John Heathcore, Esq. RtettMo;.in, July 9—Hon, Game Heneath Dundas, Arthur Shakespea- 7 STA.M7O/1 a, y r t—General John Leland, Lieutenant-Ce ntral Bettie. Sr. IVES, Jult9—William Praed, Esq. ST. NlAwis, July 7 —Right Hon. William Windham, Sit William Young. SigTNINo, • july 'l4-4ames Rartira Lloyd, Esq. Robert Hurst, Esq.- ..-• CONTESTED . ELECTIONS. Wzymourn, July 10--Mt. Steward - - Mr. Garthshore too Sir James Pultney - 94 Mr. Arbuthnot - 74 July 9, to. Gre.A na.na—Sir Wm. E. Welby . 138-42 f Mr. Thoroton - - 1 35 - 43' Mr. Manners - E 5 - 3 3? Mr. D.utvers - 71 -36* July 8, 9. LANG ASTER—Marquis of Douglas -1, t —29 t John Dent, Esq. - - zit —296 - John Fenton Ce,vthorne - 109-288 Adjourned. AKRAMPTON, July to—Geo. W. Thellusson - P. I. Thellusson - trz strange, Esq. (with faggots) 129 Holland, Esq. (dittb) - 144 The determination will -rest with the House of Commons. Bostori,•july to--Mr. Maddocks, - 355 Mr. Eydcll • . 316 Colonel Ogle 16; The two first eleeted. NOTTINGHAM, July so—Sir f. B Warren - • 454 - 356 Birch, Esq. - _ 324 Adjourned. nIsHOY'S.CAST LE, July 9,—William Clive, Esq. 37 John Robinson, Esq. 2 • R, B. kuoson, Esq. 18 J. C. Hinchanti Esq. Adjourned. EvzsuaM, - July so.—Mr. Howarth - - zgo , • Mr. - Thellusors -22 A -• . Mr. Bruce - - • 215 - - - Adjourned. BE.RT.TORDSHIRE, July 10—Wm. Plurre-,, Esq. gst • • Win. Bakvi - ; Lsq. 469 Hon.. P.. Lambe 465 COVENTRY, July ' iur Bi r d . -36 g Mr. Moore - . 368 Mr. jefErrys „,. 367 Aft .' 368 • Adjourne4. NEWCA sTLE-uNDER- t. W. 13007/e, Esq. 312 LYNIL, July 9 Sir Robert Lawley, 309 - 0. Beckett, Esq. 246 j. James, Es* . 241 . lt,fottzsTrs, July 8 . -=Lord Morpcth - - rzg - William ord, Esq. . rrs Delete, E 59, - 97 .The two former returned duly eleited. LONDON ELECTION. AT the close. on Saturday, of .what now scarce!, deserves the name of a Poll, the numbers were, For` HARVET•elfItirrrAN COMBE, ES'CI. • VA' - CHARLES PRICE, Esq. J . 09 :WILLIAM CLTATIs, Esq, . 2779 Sir j . . W, ANutrtsoN, Bart. 2220 BENJAMIN TRAVEAS, Esq. 1317 Sir Wavrr.:N LxwEs ' • 596 A W. L/SHINCTON, Esq. • Jc9 None of the Candidates attending, the Foil was adjourned till Monday, immediately after the nuts.. bets were declared. IVESTMINSTER 4 LRCTIQN. AT the close of the Poll for this City on saturs day, the numbers were : For the Right Hon. C. J. Fax is/6 The Right Hon. Lord GA.RDNEK 1359 Joaw GRAHAM, Esq• . 681 Mr. Foit then came forward, and having thanka. ed the Eleftors for their support, he begged to app prize them that he should riot have it in his power to pay his respeds to them on Monday, as he woulfr be under the necessity of attending at Guildford. Lord GARDNER was, as usual, interrupted by clamours. Mr: GS.AHAM said, he had no doithr but that he should be second on the P t ) ll, - as he, had received as. , surances of no less than 4cco votes from differ ,or, quarters. The following was the state of the Poll at twelve o'clock this day : For the Hon. CHARt.gs JAMES Fox 16m The Right-Hon.. Lord GARDNER - I+B9 JOHN GRAHAM, Esq. .75z Mr. GRAHAM addressed the Eleetots during tbe Poll, and informed them that if he was not brtught forward on the Poll this day, he would ckcline . the evening. . A most determined opposition to 'Mr. BAKE% has suddenly appeared in the County of Her ford• This opponent is the Hon. Mr. LANnE. At the close of - the poll, on Saturday, the numbers were% for Mr. Plumer . 95.1 IVlr. 469 Mr. Lambe - 465 The Contest at OaKhatlytort is extrrmc ly Orarielay last all the v. induws in the town were broken. • On Saturday, about twelve o'clock, Mr. l'Holtrfr TON and Mr. It ERNRX, the newly eteded Mein' hers for the Borough, Met on St. Margaret's I-6 110 in order to make a procession through the Borough'. For each of these Gentlemen an elevated phaeto n was prepared, drawn each by four bourses, richlf 4ccoratcd with ribbons,