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T C E, ,S 7 DA Y, NOVEMBER 2, 1802.

EXC4HZQUER FILL OFFICE.

07,her 30, 1802.
Exchequer Bills issued by Virtue of an Ad, Quauragesirno
Secundo Geo.. II I. Regis, for raising a certain Sum of
"Money by Loans or Exchequer Bills, for the Service of
the Year 1202 ; .also, by Virtue of an At Quadragesimo
Secuhdo Geo. 111. Reg►s, for raising the Su►n of One
Million, by Loans or Exchequer Bills, for the Service of
~ the Year iBo2, charged on the Ist, zd, 3d, 4th,. sth,. 6th,
and. 7th Installments of the Loan for the Service-of the
Year 18oz.
TO BE PAID OFF.

THE LORDS COMMISSIONERS of His MA_
YEsTrs TREASURY have given DPreaioits fa? paying
offthe abovementioned Exchequer Bills, and that the Principal and
Interest on the said Exchequer Bills shall he paid at the Exchequer
Bill Office, in St. Margaret's, street, between the two Palace Yards,
Westminster,- on TUESDAY, the 16th November, 1802, on
which day the Interest on the said Exchequer Bills will cease, and
attendance will be given on Wednesday, the 3d November, and
every succeeding day (Sundays and Hal days excepted) until Thurs-
day, the Ruh IVoventter inclusive, film len o'Clock in the Morning
till One in the Afternoon, for the purpose of receiving the same;
and for the &eater dispatch, the Bearers of the said Bills are *-
sired to bring Lists thereof, containing the Numbers in Numerical
Order, accordingtO the Palm, of the said Bills, time of commence-
ment of Interest, with the principal Sums and Interest due on
such Bills ; to he computed, at Three-pence by the Day, on
every fool. from the time of commencement to the said t6th day cj
Novnther, 5802,, on Which day the Interest on the said Exchequer ,
Bills Will tease; and they are desired to write their Names and
Places of Abode on such Lists, and indorse their Names on the
said Bills.-

If aly the Holders of the aforesaid Bills are lsirota of re-
ceiving Payment of the Pi-bre/pal and IntePest previous to the said
r 63day e November, i 8.32, they may be .accontwodated, by comput-'
-beg 'the Interest, td. the day on which they with to be paid, and le,sv-'
-ing the taid Bills for examination one day prior thereto.
And such Persons as art desirous of having New Exchequer
Bills, in part, of Payment, upon mention,* dg the same at the_ bottom
of their Lists, delivered on or before the said t tth November, may be;
a6comnibdated with New Bills, cat-tying an Interest ?!f ThrcepeneV.
by the Day on every toll.. which said New- Bills will bear date
the said .464 clefye -November, 18oz, and will _be delivered 'on
'Thursday, the 18th November, and foil:wing days.
N. B. All Exchilner. Bills dated prior. to June aot,
have been Advertised to-be paid cf, and the Interest thereon has
ceas,V.

ENGLISH STATE-LOTTERY,
Begins Drawing 29th. November.
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THE SCHEME CONTAINS
z Prizes of - 2.5,00 t 6 Prizes of - 4. ipoo
3 - - of to,croo 8 - - of - - • 500
3-- of - soon 19.166 from - too to 19
A T SWIFT and Co.'s LO FTERY:OFFICE,
LA. No. It' POU LTRY;• the First-drawn Ticket in the
last Lottery, No. 79i1, a Prite of goool. and Nos. 80.1 r and
13,814, both Prizes or 16,6.1.01. were sold and shared, as also
seven other Capital Prizes„ since Irovtlnber last. •
Tickets and Shares of the present Lottery are on Sale at
the above ()lice. • .

The First-drawn,Tickft is emitted to 25000 L

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- HAND ORGAN: . • •
Fo BE SOLD Cheap, an excellent HAND
• 0 R.<; AN,- With two Barrels, in Grime condition, the
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To he seen at A-.-Hal:iiiitcrfs,' No. z2r, Piccadilly.—To
prevent trouble, price iett, Eight Guineas.

STRAW PAPER MANUFACTORY. . -
TO B 1 SOLD BY AUCTIQ,;:,
. . .
At Garraway's Collee-house,, on Friday the uth inst. at
• Twelveo'Clak,
ccwfaioinig
1' SEVEN and a RALF one Thousandth parts in the
SIRAW PAPER MANUFACTORY, a ValuableCon-
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'of the Thames at Cnelsea. The 'Company is established by
Act of Parliament without limit of Profits, wOich are cx.
pectcd to equal those of any Trading- Concern in the King_
(loin.

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The \ :4Jrks may be viewed on TUeszty, Wednesday, And
Thuroctay preceding the Sale, and Partkulari then nail at
Garraway's, and of Mi. Smith, No. 6z, Broad-street, near
the Royal Exchange, who is authorized to sell thewhule
Five Debentures, or any one of them, by • Private Contract.

FREEHOLD COTTAGES, AND LAND,
CHRIST-CHURCH, HANTS.
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION,
By • Mr. SMITH •.
f
At the. George Inn., 'Christchurch, 'Hants, 'on Monday thc
• • qth inst. at One o'Clock, in Lots, •
IMPROVABLE FREEHOLD EST4TES,'com-
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Parcels, near the Town, with Cottages and Gardens, highly
•impravable, :and convenient for Sea Air • and Bathing. „ •
Particulars are preparing, and may he had' fourteen days
previous to the Sale, at the Crown' _Ringwood ;' Dolphin,
Southampton ; Angel, Lyinington ; George, Christchurch ;
White, Harr,. SaliOury ; Bugle Horn, Newport, Isle of-
`Wight 1; Crown, Lyndhuist it Mr. 'Long, Printer, Winches-
ter;: of,Messrs—Deparysand Cope, Solicitors, Temple; and
oI Ar.,liniti4_l4o. :62, Broad street, Bearhe Royal Ex-
chanae.

ESTATES and WATER CORN-MILL,
near CAMBRIDGE..
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION;
' By Mr: SMITH,•
At the RO Lion Inn, •near, the Marker-place, Cambridge,
- or,:saltirday`lbc ztt)liinst. at Two o'Clocklit the After_
noon, in several-Lots;
Q EN' ER A L very .Desirable, FRX.EkI:O:I).D
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bield and I nclose'd Land, in C\!'estfiel4, Ctidv,7m-7-
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within. niitc trtiles:of. Cambridge* itith—a Farm-house; Or-
chard, carden, Lira yalTri-yard,„l3a,rps, Stabling, ancj o.lt-
buildings, 'in the occupation of Mt.-141e; at
Also a verrl)usi,tabke'frektold oillpfisitigjAventy
.Aeres of rich Arable and Nreadow Land, iwell-tininerell ad_. joining the 45th mile stonejort tKeT'UI-npikeloed
2tt-ttritSford, three rnileslronr Chesterford;* seven from
Satiron Walden, and eight from Cainbridge, Ny:.,ifhA Corn-
Mill, Dwelling-lionse, fatJll-yard, Barn,; StanliB4, and
",'Out-buildings, in' ,:he:occopation of Mr. Johti Tilniboke,
with a powerful ,Stream of fine. clear Water, and. sufficient
-capatAty..f.br condutting, a..fine White Paper Manufattiry,
&c. • • • • • • -rm't
To be viewed, with leave of they. Tenants. Partttlars
had, ten days preceding the Sale' at the Fountain,
don ; •Bell, Bury St. EdMutid's,..; .Rarn,Newmarket
Chesterlbrd • Red,Lion, Royston.; Red Lion, Bishop's Stott.
ford; of Niessrs..Deliary:and Cope, -SOliCitors, r
of Mr. Penfold, Solicitor;--Croycicn; at the Place of Safe;
and of Mr.. Smith; No. 6z, ,Broad-street.

EiyhvtE,,...susc TIBILI Y.—At a tint
When Beauty constitutes the most Prominent featu;e
in the British Court, which has obtained universal adinira- •
tion, everj, exertion should ceitainly be niaiic to preserve
that estimation which' has been so justly acquired, and if
possible to-add an additiofial brilli:iney to it..'•rf-tiis spirit of
emulation produced the Receipt of A LI? R.EQ's.RO YAL
COMPOSITION (before only used by the late Queen of
France); the qualities and virtues of this inestirnabic
position have already established its reputation ; itis there-
fore only necessary to mention, that it etteclual ly eradicates
all superfluous hairs without blemishing' the skin, which It
softens, and renders more delicate and clear. Sold in
packets at ss.,6d. and 35. each; wholesale, by the Proprietor,
No. 4t, Frith-street, Soho; S. Berry,. Greek-street ;-and j,
B. Hall,. Gerrard-street. Retail, by Gattie and Lea,' Nev
Bond-street ;- Davisons, Fleet-street ; and -Cryer, Cornhili
by Viner,•Bath; . Bulgin, Bristol.; (; regsbres, Liverptiol) A.
Smith, Edinburgh.

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L NDO N, NOVEMBER z, iSoz.

Tx Is morning a' Dvich mall arrived, but it
brought no intelligence whatever.

. The last Letters from Gibraltar state, that the
communicltion between the Spaniards and the Gar-
rison had been shut up by orders from the Spanish
Court ; and the Commandant at St. Roque had been
changed, in consequence of a suspicion, that he was
too intimate with certain Officers of the Garrison.

Three Troop's are to be added, in case of neces-
sity, to the Horse Brigade of the Royal Artillery.
An achlitiona! number of Dragoocs have been or-
dered to Nottingham.

A Letter from Berve is inserted in the 25,,zi!eur
of the 23;:i ulr. which states that the Diet of
Schwitz has pronounced its own dissolution, and
that ,hat the French call the Insurgent Troops,
are separating and returning to their re,i)eetive
Cantons. -General NaY is appointed Envoy Ex-
traordinary and •Minister Pienipotentiary to the
fielltetic Republic; in the room of Citizen VEEN!.
WAC) Who has repaired to Paris to give information
respeaing the state of Switzerland. On the other
hand, amounts by a different channel, state the Diet
of ~Vebwitz to be still sitting, and to have refused
;o submit to the commands of France. We still sec
no reason, however, to alter the opinion we have
already formed upon the subject, that a compromise
lias been entered into between the Swiss and the
CONsUL.

Lord ST. VINCENT has in contemplation'a Plan
for paying all the Pensioners of the Chest at Chat_
ham at their respeetive homes, without requiring
them to make their appearance once in three years
at Chatham ; by which those unfortunate mutilated
seamen will be rescued from the harpies who have
hitherto plundered them of nearly half the gratuities
and pensions given to them by a generous Country.

We understand the Storekeeper of Yard,
the Clerk of the Cheque of Sheerness Yard,
and the Clerk of the Rope Yard at Woolwich,
were removed from their employments during the
Inc visitation of the Duck Yards ; and the follow_
ing Promotions have taken place in consequence:
Mr. GAINO<, the Store-keeper of Woolwich, is
appointed Clerk of the Cheque at Sheerness ; Mr.
BURNETT, Chik of the Survey at Woolwich,
tacceeds Mr. GAINER, and Mr. TYSON (Lord
NELsoN'S Secretar)), succeeds Mr. BuktitElT ;
Mr..A..uslN, Clerk of the Survey of Deptford, is
appointed the Storekeeper at Chathain ; Mr. NE L -
sox (brother to the Secretary of the Navy Board)
Clerk of the Rope-yard. at Portsmouth, succeeds
Mr. Auu IN; and Mr. Mossy (son of tift gallant
Captain Mos,c, who tell at the Bartle of Copen-
hagen), a Clerk in the Transport Office, succeeds
Mr. NELSON ; and Mr. J. WILLIAMS,- one of th,-
most efficient Clerks in the Navy Office, is appoint_
'ed clerk of the iope-yard at Woolwich,
To_moTr„w, at the Levee, s;i- WILLIAM SCOTT
will lay before firs MAjesTy the Report of the
Case of Captain William Codlin, under sentence of
death in Newgate.
Mr„STAFFORD SMITH succeeds the late Dr. AR-
NOLD, as-Organist to His MAJESTY.
Sir -LIONEL DAR ELL ibiS commenced his weekly
Balls at Richmond, fur the Winter Season.

After quitting Spa, the Dutchess of GORDON,
Lady GEoltclnzA GORDON, Lady CHARLOTTE
GREvILLE, and Lard and Lady GEORGE SEYMOUR,
Mr. ELLIOTT, out Nlimster a: Dresden, 'Mr. GR.E.
VILLE, a. odlotiel STDPFfIR D, and several other
English oraistinaion, went to Brassels, where they
remained some days,

The Prtfea of the Tkpartinent paid them the
most polite and marked attention, and the evening
before they lets Brussels, gave them a grand Ball
and supper, at which were present all the superior
Civil ()facers, several Military Officers, and every
Foreigner of DisLinEtion at Brussels. it is sup.
rtsed that the Dutchess of OOR EON and the fashion-
4bir with her, are on their return to this country.
The Parisi/7m Belles of Distinetion are now said
to be grown isAbaxud of their transparent gauzes.—
It is certainly irtiark of di/find/an for a Pell. I sl AN
Lay to be ashamed of airy thing.

The Gentleman who is said to have had his. name
with the addition of M. P. plated on his door, is
riot the fitSt MEMIIER of PARLIAMENT Who has
made himself known by the help of a little brass.
We hope that poor Mr. BARR LTT will, at length,
be allowed a little repose ; both he and his Balloon
have beer► completely cut up.

WALTER. HONYWOOI) YATE, Esrf. of Broms.
berrow.place, in the County of Gloucester, a Ma.
gistrate, and Deputy Lieutenant for that County,
Well known to the Bath Agricultural Society for
his successful experiments' in the growth of Spanish
wool, and the Rev. T. D. FOSBROOKE, F.A.S.
A.othot of British Monachism, have invented a me-
;hod, without altering the present form or construc-
tion of vessels, of saving the lives of the crew (the
whole or greatest part), which from the simplicity
and certain operation of the principle, promises
success and as it has already received the approba-
tion of persons of acknowledged sense and judgment,
are preparing a model towards the future practical
application Of a matter of such moment. If it suc-
eeds, it will in many instances render Mrs. GREAT.
Life-,Boat the first assistance, in point of
ptility, it is capable of receiving.
••

VAVIfL NEWS.

PORTSMOUTH, Nov. z.

WENT out of Harbour His Majesty's Ship Donne-
gal, and Netley Schooner, to Spithead.
Arrived the New Draper, NORMAN, from Lon-
dun bound to Dublin.

Sailed the 7amet and Ann, -joH Ns, for 1.,‘ me ;
orfol WooDHpu st, for Jersey; Swallow Reve.
nue Cutter, on a Crpize ; Charlotte, STEPHENS, for
Havre; and /Wag, DYER, for St. Sebastians.
Early yesterday morning some Revenue Officers
of this Port seized 80 casks of spirits from a large
gang of Smugglers on Southsea Common.

The Roebuck Revenue Cutter, Capt. STILENhas
also sent into this Port, 8o casks of liqUor, which
she took from a gang of Smugglers in the Isle of
Wight.