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London, England, 1801-09-14

CERTIFICATE.

ea.. 3. George Bartram, et Clifton, Gl:Sutestcr:hirei
shopkeeper.

THE ARMY,.

following Circular Letters have been trans-
mittecl• from the War-Office, to the Generrls of the
different Diatritfts

. - " Sift, : u flow Guards, Se:pt. 2, !Sol.
" I am direled bv the Commander in Chiei to signify" His
Royal Highness's pleasure that. as soon as the Harvest has
been got in, the Soldiers in the Distria under your Comthand,
who have been permitted to assist, are to be,lmmediately 'or-
demi to join their respective Itegur.ents. . .
" I have the honour to be, Sir,
" Your most obedient humble Servant,
41- W. WYNYARD; D.A. G."
-= -

SIR, " Horse guard:, Sty. 4, 130:.
" Imad(l.tion to the Ccnerai Orders of the 3d of April,
resp::aing the indulgenLe granted to married Men of
good charazter, by being permitted to sleep Out of quarters,
1 litin direCtei to acquaint you, for the information of Officers
'commanding Regiments, in the. District under your Com-
mand, the permission is to be limited to ten Men in every
Hurgred, which, by His Royal Highness the Commander in
Chief '% Orders, is never to be excee(l_,l, and only granted to
Men answering the description above_ specified.
• " 1 have the honour to be, &c. &c.
. • " W. WYNYARD, D. A. G."

" Strt,. "-Horse Guards, !Sept.
" It having been reported to the Commander in Chief,.
that :some: Soldiers, who have been indulged with leave of
- absence from their Regimcats, for the purpose of assisting to
• yet in the rate Harvest, have so. far thrgot What was due from
them to their Country, as to take aclvaritage.from pressure of:
• ...hands, and exacted a mOst exorbitant price for their labour,
' His' Royal Highness commands that his displeasure against
such Men AS have been of/his disgraceful conduct may
be: most strongly. arid publicly expressed ; and in order to
• - ptard against ptlences of a similar nature in future, His Royal
Highness desires that, whenever permission is granted for.
• - Soldiers to work, General Officers commanding DistriO!s,
after ascertaining by inquiry from the pri,ncipl MagiStrates
thereof, the proper ana fair price of labour, will issue most
:positive orders, teat no greater sum shall, direaly.or indi-
wetly, be derilaided, or received- by the SoldhlS who are
permitted to work ; and that they will be careful-to punish
any disobedience to their- Orders, on this head, is the most
exemplary manner.
" By Order of His Royal Highness the Commander iii
Chief.

" HARRY CALVERT, Adj. Cen."
London, England, 1801-09-14

BREWERY TO BE±SOLD,

Peremptorily, on Thursday the 2.2 d Day-of O. lober, at One
o'Clock at Noon, at the Liverpool Arms Hotel, Castle-
street, Liverpool;
A Very Extensive and Comelete, BREWERY,
erceied in the best manner within the last 'twelve
scars, '.possessing every improved principle now known :
the whole covering a Plot of Freehold Ground of Two Acres,
situated in Scotland-road, Liverpool, and within tido-yards
of the Custom House ; capable of making annually 60,000
Barrels of Porter or Ale ; with convenient Stowage, and very
extensive Warehouses, Malt-houses, Drying-kilns, &c.
The Water is of the first quality,' and inexhaustible.--Tbe
whole Premises are overlooked by a handsome Dvelling-
house, well finished ; and may be viewed every day before
the Sale,,. where attendance will.be given.
For further Particulars apply to Mr. Rose, Everton, near
Liverpool. • .

.DORSETSHIRE.
TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT,

rIFIFIE MANORS of TARRANT MONKTON
1 and TARRANT %LA UNCESTON, situate near the
Great Western Turnpike Road, between Salisbury and
Btandford, within five miles of the latter, in one of the most
engibie parts of the County of Dorset, with Courts Baton,
Royalties, Privileges, and Immunities to the said Mailers
belonging. The Manor of Tarrant Monkton comprises, as
fellows

Ist, A Capital TYTHE-FREE FARM, in the occupa-
tion of Mr. James. Cando, on a Lease of which oily two
years are unexpired, containing near.goo Acres of Meadow,
Arable, and Down Land. ' •
zdly, The TYTHES of the rest of the Parish of Tarrant
Monkton.

3dly, The REVERSION in FEE of divers Copyhold and
Leasehold Estates, in all of the yearly value of about 2891.
held by one, two, or thee Lives, but chiefly on Otte old Life.
The Manor of Tarrant .Launceston is. all in the Lord's
hands (excepta few Lifehold Cottages), and consists of orie of
the most eligible Farins in the County 'of Dorset, called
'LAUNCESTON FARM, containing about isbo Ares of
Meadow, Arable, and Down Land, within a Ring-tence, in
Severalty and Tythe-free, in the occupation of Mr. Robert
Budderi, on a Lease of which only four years are umxpired.
The. situation of this Estate, near the Great Western,'
Turnpike Rbad, in a Country aboimding With Game,' must
render it particularly eligible to a Gentleman who may wisli
to build a Hunting-Box, and the Estate itself possesses many
advantages which will be. obvious to a Purchaser. on a view
thereof.
N.B. The Land-Tax On the Estate is redeemed.
The Tenants, Mr. Cantio' and Mr. Budden, will skew
their tdsbeaive Farms;" and for; particulars apply to Messrs.
King an' johns, Attorneys, at Blandford, who-have a Map
,Of the Estate; or to Mr. Davis, oillornintsitatn, near War-
minster, Wilts. .
London, England, 1801-09-14

ST. JAMES, WESTMINSTER. •
APPRENTICES.

ANUMBER of well.instruded, useful and healthy
CHI LDR'EN, of both Sexes, are no in the Work-
house and School of Industry of this Parish, qualified to be
hound. Apprentices toMauutaCturers and Tradesmen, or re-
spcetable Persons as.Hou-seholct Servants, who may apply
for that purpose.
For further particulars, inquire at the Clerk's. Office,
No. so, Poland-street.
By Order of the Governors and Directors of the Poor,
• JOHN W. IDE.SON,
N. B. There are also several active Boys who are desirous
cif being employed by Fishermen, and in the Sea Service.
London, England, 1801-09-14

PORTSMOUTH, SEPT. 13.

SAILED the Beaver Sloop of War for Cork, with
some Transports, which are there to take on board
Conviets for Botany Bay.
Yesterday a Court-Martial was held on board
His Majesty's Ship Gladiator, on John Williams,
lately belonging to His Majesty's Ship &mai:, for
being a ringleader in the mutiny, and for aiding
and abetting in the carrying that Ship into an
Enemy's Port. He was found guilty, and sentenced
to be hung on board such Ship as the Commander in
Chief should dire&

Arrived the Sophia, DOEG, from Pillau, with
wheat; arid Louisa, KNUDsoN, from Norway, with
timber, both for this Port.

Lord BOLTON is to come here tomorrow, to in.
speet the Volunteers in this neighbourhood.

FALMOUTH, SEPT. 11.

ARRIVED this day the Spanish Prize Brig Eliza,
Capt. ENNES, eighty-six days from Cape of Good
Hope; the Netley Schooner, Lieut. MEIN, from
Torbay, to give instruflions to the outward Vessels
waiting convoy here for the Mediterranean ; the
American Ship merchant, Captain DYER, with to..
bade° from Norfolk, for orders; and the Raven-
Sloop of War, with Convoy for the Downs.
Yesterday arrived the Hunter Brig, of 18 guns,
Capt. Jowls, and sailed again last evening. She
brought in iiith her the Smuggling Lugger Brit.
liatt, belonging to Gerrands, with 300 ankers of
spiiii,•on board; and a Cutter (in ballast), supposed
to be a:smuggler, which she captured a day or two

since>

Sailed last evening, the Leicester Packet, Capt.
Slimly, with the Mails of the first Wednesday of
this month for Jamaica ; and. the Prince of Wdles
Packet, Capt. TODD, with th Mails of the isth
ult. and Ist inst. for Lisbon.

Passengers per Prince of Wales—Mrs. Mli.ts, Mrs. WEA-

T }I ER A L L and Sefranr.
'Per Leicetter—Mr. YouNc, Mr. BLANE, Mr. buNLui-,
Mr. DAr..1.124c, Mr. AamsTitoNG, auclMr. DZAT.
London, England, 1801-09-14

STAFFORDSHIRE

CAPITAL IRON WORKS, with Extraordnary Advan.

tages.
TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE TREATY,

'THE • CHESTERTON and PARTRIDGE_
NEST-WORKS, situate Within three miles of ,New.
castle-under-Lyme, in the Countyof Staffbrd, and adjoining
the North Road 7from London, to Liverpool, With the.va-.
luable EstateS and Interests `thereuntdattached, The Wink
consist, in their ,present state, of a large Fire-Engine, Ftti-
nace, Casting-houses, WarehousoS, sundry _Workmen's'
Houses; aral'o,lier appropriate Buildings'', also a set of Pot- '
works, all fit for immediate employ, and capable of being
carried to almost any extent, as the ItlineS of Iron-stone
and Coal are commensurately ,adequart: to a largeconsurrip.
tion for a great number of years. The Estates .(compreftend_
ing various Freehold, Copyhold, and Leasehold Lands and
Premises, lying contiguous to each other), contain- in the
whole upwards of 270 Acres, and, abound with fine Beds or
proved Inin-stobe, and the.various Mines of Coal found in
that part of the Country, of different thicknesses, from three
'to ten feet, and of qualities adapted as well for the use of the
Iron-works and Pot-works, as fbr the Oxfordshire Market,
and other purposes ; and great .part of which are laid dry by
a Cutter Level already completed. 'Clays of proper strength
for Fire-bricks, as well as Sand, are Iciund in several parts of
,the Estates. By means of a short Rail-way (tor the making
of which, powers ;are secured. by the 'Newcastle junetion
Canal Aa), and some connecting Branches now in a course
'of completion, a Communication will be opened from the
Works with the Grand Trank.Canal, and consequently with
almost every place of importance iri the Kingdom. Takillg•
it altogether, it is an opportunity that cannot be exceeded for
Advantages ; and those ho wish to embark in the Iron
Trade, will find it a Situation particularly 'calculated for
'their purpose. •
Further Particulars, may be known on application at the
Banking-house of Thomas Kinnersly, Esq. in NeWcastlo..
undet-Lyme aforesaid ; or to Tonitinon, Solicitor,
Hanley, in the Staffordshire Potteries ; and the Offers to treat
will be attended to in the order they are received.
London, England, 1801-09-14

SHEERNESS, SEr.r.li

A Court-Martial was held at this Port on Fri-
day last, to try Mr. R. PALMER, Surgeon of the
Savage Sloop, for drunkenness and inattention ;
when the charges being proved, he was sentenced
to be broke as a Surgeon in His Majesty's Navy.

Yesterday arrived the lliagicienne, of 32 guns,
Capt. OdiLvY '; Hermes Armed Ship, Capt. Witt_
soy:, and Constant Gun,brigl Lieut. BREMEit, from
the Downs:

The Biter Gun-brig is gone out of Harbour:

DEAL, SEPT. 13.

SAiLEb yesterday to the Westward, the Bold
Gun-brig ; and the Shannon Frigate this morning
to cruize off Goree. The Force Gun-brig has pro-
ceeded to Sheerness to be refitted ; the Ethlse Gun_
brig to her station off Boulogne, and the Autumn
Sloop of War to the Westward.
Arrived the. Hasty Gun-brig from the North-
ward, and Supply Navy Transport from the River.
The Amazon Frigate, with the Flag of Admiral
Lord NELSON, remains, and likewise the following
Merchant Ships waiting Convoy to the Northward :

Thorley, STE£HRNSONi for Hull. -
Lady kmbes, GouaLEY, Leith.
Kingston, - BROW:4, Neweastlt,
#j3x,, . .N.VilkSlit'4) It '444-1;14

rtiil'AfOUTll, SEPT. i 2.

THEE PRItIOESS Ais;IELIA, who has been i"ndis-
pps'ed for some days; took ah ait;bg fte..tarclay
morning On the Sands:

The Roy.ki. FAMILY spent the evening at the
Lodge, with a seleft party of Nobility.
This morning Her Royal Highness PRINCESS
AUGUSTA bathed.

The ROYAL FAMtI. aFter breafast, with a num-
ber of Nobility, rode in their carriages to Chick-
erell Common, where the KING reviewed Colonel
MANNINGHANes Corps of Riflemen, and the York
Hussars, and also a Detachmeni from 'other Regi-
ments. They went through their evolutions with
great ability, particularly in repulsing the opposite
party, stationed for the defence of Portland Island.
The whole of the manauvres were under the Com-
mand of Colonels STEWART and MANNINGHANI,
who have taken infinite pains to complete their Re-
giments in military raffles. The bayonet. charge was
well supported, the assailant party being compelled
to seek shelter in boats stationed on the water.

It had a grand cad, and gave great satisfadion
to the ROYAL FAMILY, and spedators.
THEIR MAJESTIES, after the review, were in-
vited to partake of an elegant breakfast, provided
by Colonel MANNINGHAM.
London, England, 1801-09-14

- 4-rnrrf.

On Friday the 4th inst. at. Stourfield-Hotts6, ?ants, th'
Lady of Sir Harry Harpur, Bart. of a Son, being the ninth
child. j,

' bIED.

On Monday last., aftei a few days illness, Mrs. Rolls,
wife of Tbhn Rolls, Esq of Bermondsey and on Tuesday
last, jvai-, Rolls, Esc . of the same place.
On the ad inst. the Rev. Wyndharn .Sturt, 'Reaor
Down St. Mary, Devonsl;ire.

- „-
O'n:the 9th nisi. aged ST,.-the Rev. Owen Manning, B. D.
Rector of Pepperharrow, ,Surrey, - '
Last week, Edmund Barncs, Esq. Clerk of the Chester
road 1; =era! Post-Juice.
London, England, 1801-09-14

TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT,
In LOTS,

At the time,, place, and in such manner as after mentioned I
LGOOD Conditiorrd FREEHOLD ESTATE;
,coliSisting of the exterAive MANOR of SO-UTH
KILVINGTON, near Thirsk, in the North RHing of the
Connty of York, and of three Compact FarMs*, and several
Cottages, with some detached parcels of Land, lett separate,
containing in the whole 55A. IR. 3oP. The whole lying in
the Parish of South Kilvington' except a Close of 4A, 3R.
24P. called Bridge Flat, which lies in Thirsk aforesaid.
The Lots ate a‘follow, viz.
Lot I.
A Farm House, Barn, Stable, and other Build:-
ings, and also several Inclosures--:Humphry
Rawling, Tenant - -
The like—Mary Cartwright, Tenant
The like—William Wilkinson, Tenant
Plantationiln hand

A. R.P•
208 o It
204 2 30
lot 3o
6 2 6

521 0 37

25 z 35

G .7. 4

• •2.

I 032

555 I 34.
London, England, 1801-09-14

.5' .1111' NE 1I

POOLE, SEPT. IT.

Arrived —the Omega, More; from Sunderland; Ephron,
Lipson, from New Brunswick ; and Duke of Yo',A.,.Coggan,
from Bristol. . . .

Sailed the Commerce, Brinton, for Nei;vfoutidland ;
Samuel and Elizabeth, 114‘Pherson, fur London ; /Wive,
Williams, for Portsmouth ; and' Mary, fliscroft, for Arun-
del.

Passed by—the Outward-bound NeWfoundland Fleet, un-
der convoy of a Frigate.

GRAVESEND, SEPT. 11.

Passed by—the Wilhelniina, , and Ca rolus,
from Hambre; Vtow Maria, —; Paris, and
Emperor of Russia, Metcalfe, from Petersbiirgh • Lady St.
John, Smith ; Maty-Ann, —, and Ann, Atkins, from
Jamaica.
Sailed—the Elbe, Landals, for Hambro' ; Nelly, Reid,-
for Petersburgh ''• Harmony, , .for Honduras ; and.
Planter, Coran, for Virginia.
London, England, 1801-09-14

YARMOUTH, SEPT. 13.

Akßtvßn in the Roads; the Princess of Oiange
and Ruby Ships of the Line; from the Fleet off
Goree.

The King George Packet, Capt. FLY N, from
Cuxhaven, with, a Messenger, arrived on Friday
afternoon ; and the Princess Rlyal Packet; Capt.
HAMMOrD, arrived yesterday morning from Cux.
haven, with Mails and Passengers, in 32 hours.
London, England, 1801-09-14

13 4N ICRUPTC Y E NTL ARCED.

Oft. 3r. William Mar don and Christopher Tonge, of
Liverpool, merchants, at eleVen, at Guildhall.
BANKRUPTS.

Rl_ bard Ockendon, late or' puxttill,. Sussex, . shopkeeper, to
surrender Sep.tember 19 2, z. and October 24, at ten, at
Guildhall.: A ttornies, ilessrs. Young, Milton, and Yaw..

nail, Doelors' Commons.
Willi-an- Whitehead, of Laceby, Lincolnshire, shopkeeper,
September 24 at five, .Sep `ember 25, and OCtober 24, at
ten, at the house of ThonTas Walkden, in Barton...upon-
Humber, Lincolnshire. Attornies, Messrs. Marrs and
Clarke, Barton-upon-Humber.
William Breitt, late of Wednesbury, Staffordshire, butcher,
October 12, 13, and 2.4,. -triC / 4Ail.
Stafford, Attorney, r. Lilley.l3,arker, Staflord. -
lohn .Simms; late of Sbeepey Parva, Le.ii.:estershire,
September 29, at twelve, September 30, at ten, and 0 dober
24, at eleven, at the Union Inn; Meashain, Derbyshire.
Attornies, Mr. W. Owen, ,Athertone, Warwickshire ;- or
Mr. j. Tebbutt, Staple,nn, London.
Pierce Morris, of Saint Martin's-court, Saint Martin's-lane,
Middlesex, hosier, September rB, at six,- September :9,
and OC-tober 24, at ten, at Guildhall. Attorney, -Mr.
Egerton, Gray's-Inn-square,,London. . r
Lewis Levy and Jonas Levy, :of Osborne-Place, Brick-lane,
Whitechapel, vermicelli-nianUfaairters, September s 9,
22, and October 24, at ten, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr.
Lee, Barnard's-Inni.Holborn.
William Scarbrow, of Saint Neots, Huntingdonshire, baker,
Oaober 6, so, •at ten, and Oelober24, at eleveni-at the
Fountain Inn; Huntingdon. Attornies, Messrs. Cooper
. and Lowe; Southampton-Buildings, Chancery-lane, Lon?
don ; or Messrs. Mauleand SWoeting, linn[tit.gdon.
Zdtvard Bridgman, of Higharn Ferrer,; Northampton, baker,
Oaoher 1, z, and 34, at 4t the Green Dragon Inn,
ta • r'-r- ' A ttornics, Mr.. I. Hodson,

per. •
ioup;N'otharnpion.
DIYMENDS, •
Nov. S. George Brown, of Old Caveladiali-stteet, taylgr, it
ten, at Guildhall:
Oet. 1. George Heap, of Manchester, cotton-manu:aaurer,
• at three, at the Dange.r.House.corner, Manchester.
Nov. 7. George Potter, \of Charing-cress,.,haberdasher, at
twelve, at Guildhall. •
Oti. 20. -John Glint, of Wandsworth, Surrey, corn-chandler,
Attem, at Guildhall. - ,
London, England, 1801-05-18

FALMOLTH, MAY 15.

- YESTERDAY arrived the Prince of Wales Packet,
Capt. TODD, twelve days passage, with a Mail
frOm-Lisbon. The Wahingbam Packet was safe
arrived out, and was expeeted to sail from Lisbon
four days after. The wind having blown strong
yesterday and. to-dv ,to the, .Southward and West.
ward, we may .expea her arrival to-morrow.
Yesterday also arrived, the ship Matilda, Capt.
GRAirsox, with 18cm barrels of floar, from-Philadel-
phia, - forty-four days passage ; and the American
Brig Com' meta, Capt. BALD Yp with szdo barrels of
flourfrom Alexandria,, fifty days passage: both to
discharge at this Port.
Arrived the American Brig Com'imerce, Captain

ROBERT BI !MILL, with sugar, forty-six days from
Cliriestown, ftriestown, for orders.
Thiiday arrived the Garlaed Sloop of War, of z 8
.guns, dapt, HONETNAN from a Cruize ; -aria•the

i
i~~.

American Ship Herald,
Capt. MATTI. SILSBY, With
sugar, coffee, &c. twenty-five days passage from
Boston. She brings an account, that on the loth
of this month four Frigates, viz. three of 44 guns
each, and one of 32 guns, with a Sloop of War,
were to sail from Hampton Roads for the. Mediter-
ranean, in order to protea their trade against
Tripoli.

Passed this Port, the homeward-bound' Mediter-
ranean Fleet, under convoy of the Phahe Frigate,
Capt. BARLOW.
The Brig Ugiu, JatuctNs, with brimstone and
fruit, from Minorca, is arrived at this Port.
The ship Herald spoke, the gth inst. the ship
Harriot, Capt. FRANCIS WIRE, from Honduras,
out forty-two days, for London, in lat. 46. long. 3 I .
Also the American Ship Aug, on the Bth inst. Capt.
HOPKINS, with, sugar, coffee, &c. from Boston for
this Port.

Among the Passengers per Prbscesr of Wales, is
the Marquis de NI ZA, Ambassador from the Court
of Portugal to that of Petersburgli.

YARMOUTH, MAY 17, -

SATLtD the Earl of Leicester Packet, to Cux-

haven.
Arrived Admiral DICKSON'S Squadron, from a
Cruize.
Sailed the Blanche Frigate and Hazard Cutter.
London, England, 1801-05-18

PLYMOUTH, MAY 16.

ARAiV it) the Phabe.Vrigate, of 36 guns, Capt.
the following Vessels uncle:. Convoy
from the :Mediterranean ; sailed 'hoot Mateo: f the
27th of March. - . -
London, .Win.ighaw, from Smyrna;
• InClefatlgabie, George Dearnhath; friim
Nancy, Robert Steel, from ditto.
• Marquis of Stallsottl, Thomas Patgate, ftom Lc&lwro.
Ariadoe john'Vale, front Venice,
p
Arso'lsrarisliort, Walter rens, from Minorca:
Arrived L'l-kurnixTrench Pthateer, of 1 4. guns,
with 7j. men, .out 4.5. days froni-St. M:dbes made
,o captures ; taken by the Ampiier Frigate.
Sa‘iled the Atlas, of 98 guns, to join Ole Channel
Flitt ; andjason Frigate on a Cruize. •
• A.Sloop" of War is: just arrived, naine not known,
no dOrnmunication permitted.

PO RTS MO , M:»• 17.

SAILED the Eurydice and Princess Charictu
Armed Merchant Ships, for Martinique.
Arrived the Gorgon Mai: of Wor, fromj.unalca.
The East India Convoy, His Majesty's Ship
.i.;oot, this day made. signal for sailing.
The Flora Frigate is released from Quarantine.
London, England, 1801-05-18

SHEERNESS, MAY 17.

YESTERDAY sailed His Majesty's Gun-brig Es.
tort, 'Lieut. ALLAN, for Spithead.
The Blenheim and Hydra went out ofEarbour to
the Nore.

The Surpr;ze came into Harbour from the Nore-.
This day sailed His Majesty's Ship Blenheim, of
74 guns, Capt. BOVRIL, for Yarmouth ; and Shari
Sloop of War, Capt. CARTHEW, for Portsmouth.

The Blenheim was formerly a go gun ship, was
cut down at Chatham for a 74, and is now a re-
markable fine ship ; she makes one of the largest
74.'s in the Navy, and it is said is intended for
,Ad.
miral Dr oxsorr's Flag Ship in the North. Sea.
A Court. Martial was held on Friday last, in
Sheerness Harbour, to try Mr. lames Sutherland,
Boatswain of His Majesty's Ship Menbeim, for
drunkenness, and negleft of duty ; when the dita rges
not being proved, he was acquitted,
London, England, 1801-05-18

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avoid the Indiscretions of Youth. or the sober follies of ma-
direr age. This Impression will be found to contain some
observations, the omission of which Would be unpardonabk
in a work of this kind, which, out of delicacy, cannot even
be named in a public print.
" I hereby certify, that I have printed Thirty'Thousard
of Dr. Brodum's Quide to Old Age since its first jitiblication.
J. W. MYERS, Printei.
N 0.3, Paternoster-row, v 20, 792
" I acknowledge that niy late 'Brother, J. W. Myers,
printed for Dr. Brodum Thirty Thousand Publications,
called '• Guide to Old Age," and to which my late Brodie:-
signed his name. Witness my hand this loth day of Jan.
aot.

_
s' W. RODEN, No. 2, Paternoster-row.''
Signed in the presence of %V. Lewis.
London, England, 1801-05-18

DIED.

Last Monday, at Great Berkhanistead, Herts, Mrs. Ann
iinowle, in tfief,rst vear of her age.
The same' day, at his house in Bunhill-row, Dr. Bossy,
aged 63: ' •

-On Tuesday last, at his house at Snare Hill, Norfolk,
James Pall,. Esq.
On Thursday, Mrs. Raven, wife of Captain William Ra-
ven, of Hackney Terrace.
On the Gth instaat, at her hrruse at Edmonton, aged 73,
Mrs. §arah Huxley, one of the oldest Inhabitants of that
Parish.

PRICE 0

STOLXS,

SATUR

DAY.

Bank Stock -
Navy 5 pdr Cent. 96?3
per Cent. t 797, 94 34 4
Irish 5 per Cent.
4 per Cent. Cou. 78ik
per Cent. Red.
; per Cent,Con.
Ditto Scrip
Bank Long Ann. 1E1!
Ditto Short Ann. 5 L-161
Ditto Scrip

India Stock
Ditto Bonds s.
Exchequer Rills dis.
New ditto
Lottery Tickets
Omni= W. Si
linper. 3 per Cent. sSi
Ditto Amt. r s-16
"lank ter Account
India for May
Cons.lor May 6o;
London, England, 1801-05-18

tries.—Whv'stionld-not Manu.fa4Urers of York.
shire, Birniinghaiii; and Nian-cliester, with the
Merchants. of Loudon and .of Ireland; petition an
enlightened and liberal Legislature, and desire that
the advantages of the Union may not any longer be
prevented from operating in all their force, by the
want of a medium common to both Countries in.
Paper, as specie has been withdrawn, to enable in.
dividuals with safety; and without any injury from
the Exchange, to bring their property from one
Country into the other, as circumstances should
point out to be eligible, and .to remove for ever
this grievance of a high course, of. Exchange ? Both
Countries will have cause to:bless the authors of
such a measure, and their names will be handed
down to posterity as the best practical supporters
of the Union between Great Britain and Ireland,
and render what is now merely a Legislative Union,
a consolidation of the interests and strength of
both Countries.
London, England, 1801-05-18

lIIP REII;S.

POOLE, &SAY 15.

An-Wed—the Unity, Floud, from Portsmouth I Lord Le-
nox, Lloyd, from London ; and Peter, Tomlin, from South-
am ptOn. - _ •
. - - - _• _ -

Sailed=-the Adive, Hawker, for. Portsmouth ; Amity,
King, for -Hull ; Sally,_ Righthead, for Bridport ; Betsey,
Ireland, for Arundel! ; and Titular, Windover, for Cowes.

CA4VESEND, MitY 15.

Passed by—the William.and Henry, Duell ; Iris, Fbberts,
Thrin-life, k3relAy liagtz, A shin_ Rion ; Boddingtons,i Can-
denhead ;. Brunswick, ; Thonum, Walter s Rova..t,
Moone ; Rebecca, ; Severn, Nevin - William and John,
; add New Brunswick, Bundiitt;from Jamaica ; Bel-
lona, Doglas, from Si. Y‘incentrs ;. Mary, Bennett, from
Lclfast ; Jason, —, from Halifax ; Chesapeake, Jacobs,
from Teller& ; New Draper, Hughes, from Belfast ; Mary
Ann. Simpson, froni Lisbon ;'
Font Friends ' from
Cork ; Murdock, , from Baltimore ; Hope; Clark,
and Alliance, Bishop, from Waterford.
Sailed—the.,Frederica, Buse, and Jonge, E 'dent, for Harn-
burgh.
London, England, 1801-05-18

M 4 16,A0t.

Copy of a Letter from Rear-Admiral Ducirtuorth,
,commander in Chief of His Majesty's Ship rind
restels at the Leeward Islands, to Evan Nepean,
Estk 'dated Martißipe, z+th February, 1801.

tint,
Herewith you will receive a List of Captures and
Detentions since the last Return, by His Majesty's
Ships klydra) in October, 1800 ; and
I have the Honour to be, &c.

J. T. DUCKWORTH.

tHere follows a List of t 5 Ships, French, Swedish,
English, and Americans re-captured, and Ham-
burghers detained].

Admiralo-Oice, May 16, ISoI.

„.
Co' if a Letter from Captain Lamm, of 111$-.11711-
jetty's Ship Hind, to Zuni: Nepeai,, .Ety. dated
at Sea) the 26th flpril, i Boi.
*I have enclosed for the'inforniation of my Lords
tommissibners of the Admiralty, the Copy of a
Letter from Captain Bathurst, of His Majesty's
Ship Eurydice, respeeling the capture of the 130u-
tnville FrenCh Privateer, which I had sent him
3n pursuit of. My-Convoy are all well.
I am, &c.
JOSEPH LARCOM.

Eurydice, at Sea, 'Lat. 48 Deg. 42 Mm It.
N. Long. 12 Deg. 5 Min. W. 25th
April, iBox.
silt,
am happy to infoirn you, that at half past seven
P. M. I came up with and captured the Vessel we
received informatio. n of yesterday at noon ; which
vored to be the Bougainville Trench Brig Priva-
,te6. of St. Maloes, Citizen Jaques 'Le Bon Com-
minder, of 128 Tons, mounting 14 Guns of differ-
ent Calibre, and 67 Men ; out three days. and had
made no capture.
I am) &c.
W. BATHURST.
To YOteih Larconi,Elf.• Captain
olHis gajesty'r Ship Hiae~.
London, England, 1801-07-15

VENN%, juliF 2+

Count Co E tizst, is expened to return very stunt
and resurpe his place of Minister for Foreign Al.

fairs.

Two Couriers arrived to-day from Racist The
Srisgau will be evacuated by the French, as soon as
the Austriatt Re&irrtent intended to garrison it sh 44
arrive

MILAN, jos,tl4.

A Letter from Florence of the ;;thi says. the
Army of Observation is now on its march against
Rome. (The Florence Gazette of the ;sth of JuneA
makes po. mention of this). According to 4etterA,
from Nagler, the Chevalier Actor► has 413 Q(1; ire
great haste for Palermo.

ROME, jump ts.

THE French Minister CAcAutt has given in 4
Memoir, containing the demands of BONAPARTt
in favour of the French Clergy, As the Popc can,.
not grant these, Citizen CA9M;#7I.7. 41,5 left Rome*
and gone to Florence; and the Pop,E has. sent Car.
Aip4GoNsis.Lvi to Paris, On the part of France,
it has been required, that there shall be a Pa•
triarch established in France, who, like the ancient
Patriarchs of Constantinople, Alexandria, &c. shall
be the Head of the Clergy, and independent of the
POPE ; that thel French Law of Divorce, and the
pew Oath of the Clergy, shall be san4ioned, &c.

HANOVER, Tux: 2S.

Orr the zgth Inst. our Ministry gave in a Note to
.he Prussian Privy Counsellor M. Dorm, on the

subject of the continuance .of the Prussian Troops in
the Hanoverian Territory, It states the alteration

in political circumstances, particularly in the North
of Europe, that has lately taken place, and ex-
presses a confidence that His PRUSSIAN MA J ESTI ,
in his wisdom and justice, and in consequence of
his friendly connelions with the KING of ENGLAND,
will now withdraw his Troops from the Territory
of Hanover:
London, England, 1801-07-15

3REMERLEITE, Star 4.

THE Magistrates of Bremen are at length suc.
Deeded in inducing the Prussiap Government to order
the Head-quarters of General Kr-s tsr to be removed
from the New town of that City. This deliverance
was clpirned upon the ground of the evacuation of the
other Hanse Towns of Lubeck and Ramburgh by the
Danes. With what other, argurn.ents the claim may
have been supported, and to what extent, is not
known, The Head-quartcrs are to be transferred
to the Town of Myer, about 5 or 6 German miles
farther up the Weser, where it is understood Gene-
ral KLEIST with his Staff are to arrive this day.

THE HAMBURGH AWL.

SMYRNA, Ala? 27.

TUE English accounts which we have received
here from Egypt, state, that General MENotr has
broke up from Ale,:rantlria with 3099 men, and
that General HUTCHINSOW, with 5099 English
Troops, has marched in quest of him. General
RAMP, with goood rwn, is in full march from
Suez Or Cairo.
The blockade of Akxandria by sea is extremely
difficult ; the Harbour of that City can only be
blockaded so long as the wind is favourable ; should
a. storm arise, the English Ships must leave their.
station : consequently the introdu4ion of French
st,:ccours is already possible.

ANCONA, JUKE 8.

Tits three Neapolitan Frigates which have arr
rived here are inteuacd, it is said, to carry French
I.4nd,force to E,g}•pt. Other Neapolitan ships are
e4peetcd, which will join Admiral o.4NTHEAulyteg
Squadron, who is now at Messina, waiting for '4
Spanish Fleet, after the 4rriv4l of which they wilt
all sail together for Egypt,
London, England, 1801-07-15

BRANDENBURG, J;n11 20.

IT is. believed that the recall of the Prussiatv
Troops from the territory of Hanover, will not
take place till the wisdom of our Monarch, guided
by his justice, and a mature consideration of poli-
tical circumstances, shall find such a recall praaical
and advisable.
London, England, 1801-07-15

YARMOUTH, JULY 14.

ARRIVED the Express Packer, Captain DELL,
from Cuxhaven with Mail. She•brings three Mes-
sengers, one of whom is from Petersburg.
Sailed the Liberty Cutter, for the Raitic ; George
Cutter, far a cruize ; and Hazard Cutter, for Ad-
miral lDicKsotes Fleet.

Arrived the Slecylatar Lugger, from Admira
DlcKsoN's Fleet.

SHERRNESS, Juty 14.

ARRIVED from the River Thames, a fine new
Frigate of 36 guns, called the Medusa, and com-
manded by Capt. GORE. ,

Sailed for the Down;;t the following Gun-brigs,
viz. gackall, Lieut. PATTERSON, Co7titiist, Lieut.
BREMER, Charger, Hon. Lieutenant KING, Bold,
Lieut. SHORT, • MANDBRSONA and
Mallard, Lieut. READ.
The Glottal, Capt. NowELL, has come into
Harbour: her men are all :rafted.to the Isis, and
Capt. NowELL is appointed to command the latter,
Capt. WALKra being appointed to the Tartar,
London, England, 1801-07-15

COPENHAGEN, jumr3o.

Two Officers guilty of a breach of discipline on
the 2d of April, by abandoning their posts too
early, have been, tried by a Court-Martial, and
sentenced to be shot. The KING has confirmed

len. sentence.

Of the English Fleet in the Baltic, 4.2 Sail have
assembled in the Bay of Kioge. A division of this
Fleet, consisting a 12 Ships, sailed last week for
the Baltic.

COURT

NwMPill

I
London, England, 1801-07-15

Pis!rson brou'ght rap it the FAti' litNG
a 'Situation ar B.F ALLIFor L ND STEWARD
to a Centlerr:n or tact), ; can have a good recommendation,
and an undeniabie c'haractzr.- •- .
Letters., or Applicatiotis made-, to A.B. No. tilt., Edgware-
road, will receive every attexiiion. • •

SUGNALLA-lALL, sTA FFORDSHIRE. • •
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION- -•
By Mr, Ct-IRISTIE,
At-his Great Rooinin Pali MaII,
-Op TUESDAY
.th(11- 25th 'of August, (if not previously
disposed of by Private t outrcf), at One ' -
Capital FRItEHOLD,_ and small part- COPY..
HOLD ESTATE, called SUGNALL-11ALL, in the
Parish, and two fniles frorh the Market .Town of ECCL ES-
L, adloining South to the Chester did flail Coach Road
front London, nine miles from Stafford, eight from Stone,
(uci Navigation Coals. and Lime) nine -from. Newport, nine
froM Market 'Drayton, 'eleven from Newca§tle-under-Line,
• twenty-seven from Shrewsbury, thirty-eight from Ci..estcr,
and about lq.c. fromn LOnclon, consisting
,of a capital, tmiform,
exceedingly -convenient and Substantial STON E-BUI LT
MODE RN-MANSION, with at4-ac'hedand.detaclied Offices,
pttenliarly adapted the. VI LI-A 'and Elegint. FE.RME.
URN EE, capital walled Kitchen`` Garden, declining to a South
EaSt Aveet, arid Including an excellent Bot-liouse, Creen.
houses, &c. uniformly ; and Two Hun: ;red and three
Acres 211;,1 upwards of Ladd -of the first Quality, in a Rihg•
.f-ence, diversified witbHill, Dale, Wood and Water in the
hap; . ;t style of Nature.
The MANSION is stated on a bold ,and commanding'
eminence, is backed and sheltered by close nil grown Plan-.
tations and rising gronnds froin. the North, and commands
ProspeCt's thirty Miles in extent over the Park-like Home-
G founds, and .a fertile; popu tons' healthy,' and finely-broken
woody Country.; abounding with Game, fine -Roads, ,Field
Sports, situ Gentlemen's-Seats. ••
The Estate declines- to the South -and East, is sutii- •
vidcd. by sunk Fences, into convenient Inclosures, inter=spersed with 'luxuriant Clumps
.and Plantatinns of large• •
spreading Forest Trees, feathered • down to the'surface of this '
apparent spacious Lawn, the Pleasure continued
..throug-b the Demesne, Woods,. and airted by (Cali:Meer)
natural Like, fed by an abundant Stream, and containing near
an hundred acres of Pellucid Water, open to innumerable
enchaining Views. Tastei- GeniuS and • Meehanim •have
been most nappily exeriedin decbraft4 :r; this charming spot, • .
The- Estate may be viewcd,by a.ppi.eation at the-Hall ; and
printed' Particular's .114 at the- Printers of the..titdifield, •
Birmingham, Sinewsbury, 111auchester; and Liverpool Pa-,
pers ;' at the Rainbow Coffee-house; Cornhill.; and Plans.
of the Estate,
.and GrOtind Ylans of, the Elevations of the
Hotiser may be seen at Mr.-CruttWell's„Priater, Bath -
Jelin 1;o/shies, Architect, LiVerpool ; and in Pall-Mall.
London, England, 1801-05-27

LONDON, MAY ;7, 18or.

THE Hamburgh Mail which became due this
mornirg, had not arrived when this Paper was put
to Press.

The rumour which we stated some time ago on
the authority of a private letter from Hamburgh,
that BONAPARTi intended soon' to change the form
of the French Constitution, is corroborated by the
pains taken by some of the Journalists to contradict
" If we listen to some niche' says the Clef du
Cabinet, "in whose eyes a Republican form of
Government is odious, there will soon be neither
Senate, Legislative Body, nor Tribunate in France.
Yet the first stone of the Hall for the Tribunate
was laid on the 16th inst.". This conclusive reason-
ing mustisatisfy those who believe that a Mason can
give stability to a form of Government.

Captain.CL Atm 2, of the Navy, succeeded to the
GovernMent of New South Wales, on Governor
Ilury R embaring from th4C Settlement for Eng-
land.

Orders were issued a.Plymouth on Sunday, for
four permanent Serjeants from each Corps of Volttn.
Leers in that distri6t to repair to Exeter, as Head.
quarters, to be instruCted in the new Light Infantry
mantpuvro, as ordered by gis loyal lii4Oness
the Commander in Cilia'.

Lord iffNRY Frry,ocßALo's is daughter
was on Monday evening baptized ICY the LordTri-
mate of Ireland; the Countess el itwtpiqloN
stood proxy for .1-1 4 MAjEVII,-, the COVINCSSof
ELY for the Pa ttzc ESS. EL 17,40 ETti and the fad
of IVIotaA represented I-14 Royal ilighos4 ;he
I)l4PiCf pf W4P4 tts Cliztfootr,

fk. nett
.4), • rs
NifrAL NEWS.
ft
NJ', ;Ili imperium Wag!, savmsiguttridtatem,
Sri milli Jr.,kle datum.

From the LONDONGAZETTE, May z 6.

Admiralty-Ofce, May z 6, 180 i.

""Cojsy Olt; Letter from the Hon. William Cornwallis,
Admiral of the Blue, &c. to Evan Nepean, 41.
dated of Ushant, the 2lst of May, z Boz .
tux,

I inclose, for the information of the Lords Com-
missioners of the Admiralty, a Letter from the
Hon. Capt. Herbert, of His Majesty's Ship Amelia,
giving an account of his having taken a French Pri-
vateer Brig, called the Heureux.
I am, &c.
W. CORNWALLIS.
SIR, Amelia, at Sea, May to, 18ot.

I have the honor to inform you, that this even-
ing, having just anchored close to the Mouth of
the Loire, I perceived a Man of War Brig standing
in, who, upon making us out, tacked with all sail
from us night was just setting in, and no
time could be lost if she was to be taken, I slipped
And made sail after her, and, after a chace of about
four hours, captured her. She proved 'to be the
Heureux Privateer Brig of Saint Maloes, of four-
teen Guns; and Seventy-eight Men, out from that
Port forty-one days, and had taken nothing ; the
want of Copper at Saint 11/blocs, when she was
fitting out, probably put her into our hands so
soon. I am, 8:c.

CHARLES HERBERT.
The Honourable Admiral Cornwallis, Com-
mander in Chief, E,:,'4,1e. Effc.
London, England, 1801-05-27

OLD- WINE, meliorated lW keeping large Quart-
ti ties together in Vats, by SP f:NC E.: a and P E RKI NS,
Wine-Merchants, -No. 44, opposite St. S.:puichre's Church;
Snowhill ; who, from twelve years experience of keepiq
such quantities as from Two to Four Thousand Gallons of
Wine together, can asset,. that their Wine is not only more
agreeable. in Flavoa to th, -Pa:ate,.but more restorative and
wholesome to the Stomach of the aged and infirm. . They
have Port, which after being ripened in a Vat, containing 2o
Pipes, has been in Bottle from Two-td Seven Years. White
Wines, as Madeira, Sherry Bncella, Lisbon, and Mountain,
they bottle from the Vats ds Wanted. This mode of keepiio
gives their Wines that decided superiority so well known and
acknowie4;rd. - Such an immense Stock enables them to
serve their Vriends with.stiperiOr. Wine,-of the Kist Vintages,
on their usual moderate Terms, for Ready Money.. They
send to any part of the Town (not less than a Ouzel)) free of
expellee. As many ottheir respectable Customers, having
confidence in their attention to sell superior Liquors wished
than to sell Spirits, they have laid Coniae Brandy, Pine'
and, Jamaica Rum, East India and Rum'Orange ShrutL
London, England, 1801-05-27

DIPMENDS:

rune tg G. Durant, of North Tawton, Devonshire, serge.
maker, at foor, at.-Phillips's Hotel, Exeter.
lone 18. r. ' lames late of Bristol, distiller, at eleven, at
the White-Hart, Bristol.
June xe. H. Brodie, of Faulcon-square, London, hardware..
man, at ten, at Guildhall.
rune 23, T. Sheldon, of Burslent, Staffordshire, grocer, al
eleven, at the Stir and Garter Tavern, Liverpool. -
June 6. T. Longman and F. Fane Brocierip, of Cheapside,
musical instrument makers, at twelve, at Guildhall. •
June t 6. J. Friedebcrg and B. Friedeberg, of Sun-street,
London, merchants, at ten, at Guildhall.
June 16. T. Stevens, of, Lisle-street, Leicester-Fields,
wine-merchant', at ten, at Guildhall.
June 20. J. Robarts, of Bishopsgate-street Without,
upholsterer, at ten, at Guildhall.
June 2,7. C. Ward, of T,ltaines-street. London, warehouse-
man, at ten, at Guildhall.. -
June x 3. F. Trench, of Liverpool, merchant, at eleven, at
the Star and Garter Tavern, Liverpool.
June ao. C. Reith, of Holborn-Hill, lineit-draper, at ten,
at Guildhall.
June 16. , J. Farrar, late of. Birchworth, Yorkshire, tanner,
at'eleven„ at the Sun jun, Bradford.
May to. W. Hinton, or the Old Bailey, engravef, at ten,
at Guildhall.
June t§. J. Groom, late of Brentford, baker.
f. Lou, of Bath, baker.

THE SUN.

soi.EM QUIS DICkEI ?a1.5t.11,4 AUDEAT ?
London, England, 1801-05-27

•
YESTERDAY BEING A HOLIDAY, NO BUSINESS
PONE AT THE STOCK. EXCHANGE.

ANNUITIES and REVERSIONS to be disposed—of by
Private Contract, by Nlelvilie and Co. No. 7, Cecil-street,
Strand ;
AN. As&iknment• of Dividends of 6601.- Stock 3
per Cent. Consols. for.tsol. standing in the name of a
respectable trial to a Lady' aged 52, insurable. Annuity of
s tl . los. a-year I,u- 3 tol. arising from the Life Interest of
Land tett on. Lease during the lire of the Grantor, aged
Annuity of Isl. a.year for sOsl. Life Interest of Land,,&c. for
the Grantor's lite, aged 30, already insured.--One of 401.. a
year for 2401. one of sol. a-year for 3001. and one of 551. a
year for 3301. on. young lives, the three last are on Govern-
ment Security.. The absolute Reversion of z. 4401. Bank Long
Annuities, and ti Freehold Estate, value 6eol. situate at
Moreton, near Ongar, Essex, consisting of a neat Dwelling-
liouse, Garden ana Orchard; and four Acres bf Pasture Land,
both assigned to respectable Trusts, subject to the Lite In-
terst of two Lives, 42 and sa, will be sold for a• small yearly
income, secured during the two
.resrecti ye Lives.
•• 'Particulars may be had by app)) Lig as above,' from eleven
till three o'clock. Letters, postinid,i.vill,ber duly answered.
London, England, 1801-05-27

This Day was published, price rs.
3PRACTICAL SERMON on the Nature o
IPUbilc; Worship.
By THOMAS SANDERS, A. B.
Of Christ Church, Oxford.
Oxford : Printed for the Author, and sold by Hanwell an(
Parker • also by F. and C. Rivington, St. Paul's Church
yard; and by J. Hatchard, Piccadilly, London.
London, England, 1801-05-27

. .
fore content oisrselves, with femalkittg., ill'af; like
other elaborate declaimers, the Heroines of Black-
heath , have not atLogys pra&ised what they
preached.

A Gentleman in the neighbourhood of Canter-
bury, returning home some everlings.oince earlier
than was expetted, found. the doors fastened, and
that a gallant was within with his wife : he knock-
ed, but in vain. He then resolved that the amor-
ous pair.should. -enjoy even a warmer. flame than
that-with ‘v.hich, Cupid had fired them : he accord-
ingly procured a light and some faggots, and liter-
ally set hiLhouse on fire.- The Lady, with her:pa-
ramour, rushed out in a yolume of smoke, and a
child who was: in bed, was nearly suffocated. The
house was burned to the ground.

SHIP NEII:S.

POOLE, MAY 25.

Arrived—the Cygnet, Jones, and Arne, King, from Ports-
mouth ; and ,Olive Branch, Revans, from London.
Saikd—the Good Intent, Ballard, for Cowes ; Brothers,.
Gillingham, for Lyme; John, Tucker, and Juno, North-
over, for Liverpool ; and Mary, Johncock, for Milton.

CRAVESEND, MAY 25.

Passedbp-,-the Enterprize, —, from Virginia; Perse-
verance, Bryden, - from. Baltimore ; Speed, and Da-
vid, ,--, from 'St: Michael's ; Harriott, Flurry, from
Honduras-; Nancy, Douglas,-from Africa; Tiber,
from Limerick.; Friends, from Cork ; Sophia Sinca,
Rolf, frOm Hambro' ; and jonge Nicolas, Pieters, from
Vigo.
Sailed—the Vrow Anna, ]ms, for Dieppe.
London, England, 1801-05-27

THE HEROINES OF 131ACKI1EATIL

The Public are in full possession of all the fans
respeaing the innocent deceptions pradised by
these fair Ladies, on several uOsuspeding Trades-
men ; and have equally wondered at and detested
the surprizing. dexterity with which they, for a
Considerable time, continued to' elude detedion ;
but we think out; readers cannot form an adequate
idea of their consummate hypocrisy, till they have
perused ,the following curious epistle which we
have been lately favoured with, and. which was
written by one of the Swindling Beauties to a very
respelable Gentleman in the Metropolis, whose
daughter unfortunately died at ttis truly improv-
ing Seminary for young Ladies
"sttt, CroOme Hill, 3oth January.

" The aff'eeting Providence that God's infinite
wisdom permitted to take place, in removing your
dear child from a world of temptationi sin, and sor-
row, has much impressed my mind, but 'tis the sur-
vivor that dies. ShE, I trust, liveth in a 'world of
bliss, and would not, could we ask her, return for
all the thousands you have vainly imagined you
was hoarding up for her. She is 'far richer, and is
cloathed with immortality, and not a way...:of trou-
ble more shall ever cross her peaceful breast. It
remains .now that nve seek to follow those who
through faith and patience are inheriting the pro-
mised bliss., Death spares not age nor sex young
,and old, rich and poor, alike must go ;-:and I in-
treat you to let me, as n end 'who can have onl;
your good in Tim, beg of, you to let this prove a
sandified ailliaion, and be the means of resigning
your will to the Almighty. Your. child wag only
lent, and your property, health, life, arc the same.
May you be enabled to use them for the Giver !
" I recommend yOU to that Power who can open
your-mind, that you may under Stand the Scriptures,
and make Christ precious ; and, with best, wishes
for your present and future happiness,. I 'subscribe
myself, Yours, &c.
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P. S. " Excuse my mentioning, but perhaps
you may not think of it, and, ifs" agreeable to you,
should like to show the last toen of respeB
putting on mourning; and as you have so much
property,: surely you cannot appropriate-any a little
better than by sherwinkattentron to &lie clap have
' been. so kind and, attentive to your dear departed
child."

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