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London, England, 1802-01-16

WEST INDIES, &c.

HE MEDICINE which is sold by' the 'Pro-
: • (ietor'a :Sol.? Agent, Mt. Thomas Golding, No. 42,
Coinhill, London-(and by his.appointment. at one eminent
Dritg..,lst's in overy principal Sea Port Town in• the United
Kingcoin.);' to 'Prevent and.Ciure the YELLOW FEVE
in Boxes one giiiitea each, sufficient for one person twelve
months, issalso the best' Preservative of Health in a Foreign
Climate,. as will .'appear by Letters from the tbllowixig .7re-
spectabie-, Persons, viz.. ••
I . Liston, Esq. lernlyn-street, St James's; to .His, Excel-
lency It: Liston, Esq. British Ambassador at
,Philadel-
phia.
•
T. J. Hawkins, Esq. Royal Navy, to Mr. Golding. •
J. j.iirTs; ditto, to the Proprietors. •
Captain Silly Andromeda West Indianian.
Captain Hodgson; Hope, ditto.
Captain Robertson, Hero, ditto.
C. -.Johnstone, St. Anne's, Jamaica. •
Which, \'itii other numerous, equally resp.eaable -add' un.
equiVocal" testimony of-the never-failing efficacy, of this va.
liable Medicine, may be seen, in ParriPhlets,.to be had gratis,
at Mr. G.olding's; at all tlie.Countr Venders', and at many
of tlip_rinciiialCulree-houses, Inns, &c. about Town.
London, England, 1802-01-16

This Day tvzs pAblished Price 6d • = .
IMPOSTURE EXKISED, in a few Brief Re.
marks on the Irreligiousness, Profaneness, Indelicacy,
Virulence, and Vulgarity of certain Persons, who sty le tin:ni-
sch/cis Anti-Jacobin Reviewers.
-By JOSIAH HARD, Esq..
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London, England, 1802-01-16

Edward Warren, the.persen who was.tried yes-
terday. for a burglary in the dwelling-house of
Messrs..Hodson and Co. Brewers at Bow, on the
3d :of December last, and to whom some Bank-
that were.paicl for. a check stolen
out of the counting.house; and against whom a fel-
low of the name.of Perkins, who had been admit-
ted evidence for. the Crown,.swore they committed
the crime together, but whom the jury acquitted;
thinking it unsafe to rely on the evidence of such a
man as Perkins,. was triad to.day on another indid.
merit for-A burglary on the very same night, in the
dwelling-house-of Mr. Sackvi/leTurner, a Brewer
also at Bow; •
The' evidence was the same. in this Case as the
other, with the difference ohly, that here a waist-
coat belonging to one of the Clerks of the Prosecu-
tor, which had been locked up the -overnight in.
the countinghouse, was found in zhe'bed-curtains in
houseshe-.vn to the Officers of Police by a woman
who passed for wife of the Prisoner, and which
:Sbesaid was his house; which is at No. 2, Fender-
SW's-place, Bethnal-green road.. In the Neces-
sary was found a bunch of picklock keys,. ecc.
But the Prisoner was apprehended_ before this
search was made, and the Officers made. it in con-
sequence of the-information which Perkins had
given them. In this Case the counting-house bad
been plundered of six guineas in gold, some silver,
,and about. 5o shillings worthorbidlpence:
'[he CHI BARON told the Jury, that the ac.
compliee was as bad a man as one could be, and so

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This Day was*published,
In Three Vol u.r.ok 04.1,1v0, Price 2^s. in boards
A NI MAL MOGI: A PI-IY or, Anecdotes and
...11Itistrations 9f the LIVES,. MA NNERS,i CHA-
RACTERS and li.CONO Y of the ANIMAL CREA-
TION.

By the Rev. \V. BINCLEY, A.B.
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DIED.

On the 21st inst. at Admiral-Scott's house, Southampton,
Chaid:!alNinston, Esq. of D,..ininica. •
On the.t6th inst..at Taunton, Captain William Corfie
formerly of the 47th -Regiment, and late of the Loyal Pem-
brokeshire Legion,. in the 42d year of his age.
On Saturday, at Bath, Miss S. J. Harris, the infant daugh-
'te of Mr. Harris, Banlter,° of that City.,
On. Wednesday, at Bristol, the Rev. Dr. Hunter, Minister
of the Presbytery Meeting; Londo'n Wall.
At the house at G. Moore, Esq. Mountjoy-squate, Miss
M. Dardis, eldest daughter of the late. Christopher Dardis,
of I igginstown, county of Westnicath, Esq.
In Dorset-street; Mrs. Payne, wile of Mr. Caleb Payne,
of Collinstown, county of Kildare.
On the 18th inst. at henhouse, Princels-ktreet, Edinburgh,
at an advanced age, Mrc Mary Livingston, widow of the
late John .Callandcr, Esq. of Craigforth. ,

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PRPt POPtS.

Mr following very, interesting Comttattnkation
(affeeting, in the most material degree, the fluure
interest and prosperity of the Trade of that Port),
was, last week, made to W. W. Bolton, Esq.
Mayor of Hull, by Samuel Thornton, Esq. M. P.
(COPY.)
SIR, London, Nov. 23, igol.
I think it my duty to acquaint you, that it is the intention
of His Majesty's Administration, to bring in a Bill this
Session into Parliament, for the purpose ,+f establishing cer—
tain Ports„ at which oods shall be admitted Free of the
Duty of Customs, until they are taken out for Howe Con-
sumption; and that no Duty will attach upon th2rn, if they
should be re-exported.

As I suppose the Town of Hull will he desirous to partake
of this advantage, 1 beg leave to recommend that the three
Corporations should consider whether they can erect the
Warehouses, that may be. required by the Commissioners of
Customs, contiguous to the New Dock which is to be made ;
and if such should be their opinion," I could wish to be pos-
sessed of a Memorial to the Lords of the Treasury, stating
thiS circumstance, and praying to be admitted to the Ware-
housing System, which 1 will deliver at a proper time.
I am, with much respect, Sir,
Your faithful and obliged humble Servant,
SAMUEL THORNTON.
The Worshipful the ilLyor of Hull, &lc.
London, England, 1802-12-02

BIGAMY.

William George Jones was indieled for.felonionsly
marrying Frances Maria Drought, his former wife
Penelope being still alive.
It was proved by one or two Witnesses, as well
asby the register, that the Prisoner had married
Penelope Bender, on. the 15th-of July, 1792 ; and
that she wasin Court that very day. The marriage
of the Prisoner with Miss Drought was next proved.
It took place at Paddington, on the zd of Odober
last. The Mother• of that young Lady said, -when
the Prisoner began •to pay his addresses to her,
great objections were made to the match ; but he
declared, that his happiness depended on his having
her as his- wife.

The defence set up by the Prisoner, was an at-
tempt to prove that his second wife had'been a com-
mon prostitute, whom he picked up in the Marshal.,
sca Prison ; and who; before ever he married her,
knew of his having another wife... -He. also stared,
that the mother was made acquainted with that
fait by the daughter. He called one witness for
the purpose of proving this defence ; but he totally
failed in doing so. The witness could not speak to
one of the fails stated by the Prisoner.

The RECORDER while summing up the evi-
deßce, called Mrs.. Drought again, and asked if
ever her Daughter had informed her, previous to
marrying the Prisoner, that she knew of his having
another wife. -The Witness declared her Daughter
neveratold,her, any such thing. The Jury found the
Prisoner—Guilty.

SIIIP NEIFS.

GRAVESEND, NOV. 30.

Passed by—the Swift, Webster, from' Haritbr6' ; Rein-
Deer, —, from .Amsterdam; Commerce,. Branford,- from
'Oporto; Theodosia, ---„ and Boreas, —, from Peters-
burgh ; Hoffhung, , • from Antwerp ' • Five Brothers,
, from Dieppe; Vrow Fanny, —, from Embden ;
Nancy and Mary, Lege, front Guyon; William and. John,
Chafer, and Norfolk, Scott, from Riga.
Sailed—the Mariner, Chivers, for Nevis ; and the Sarah,
Smith, for Dieppe.
London, England, 1802-12-02

£o AT ; 0 , n_CCS 2119. R SF 1802.

WE received this morning the Moniteur of the
28th ult. It merely contains the details of the
proceedings in the 27 t h Sitting of the Deputation
at Ratisban, and some Decrees of the FIRST Cox-
suL, respeaing the formation of Schools in the
French Departments.

Txts morning arrived a Mail from liamlurgh,
due yesterday,
The EMPEROR of GERMANY has ordered the
Governor of •the Tyrol to occupy the Bishoprics of
Trezit and Brixen,' until the Negotiations entered
into with the Mediating Powers, relative to the
affairs of the Empire, are finally terminated.
The Ministers of the Mediating Powers have
presented another Note to the Deputation, earnestly
pressing that Body to arrange the subjects under
their consideration in such a manner as to bring the
business speedily to a final conclusion.

This morning arrived a Mail from Jamaica,
brought to Falmouth by the Princess Charlotte
Packet, in six weeks;

BY Letters from Paris we understand that Count
STAHREMBERG) being there on his route from
Yienna to London, received an Order from the
French Government to quit the Territory of the
French Republic, in twenty-four hours.

Yesterday a Privy Council was held at Lord
PELssAM's Office, at which the LORD CHANCEL.
LOR, the ATTORNEY GENERAL, Mr. WHIT& the
Solicitor to the Treasury, and several others attend-
ed. We understand the business they assembled
upon was, to take into consideration the evidence
that has been given relative to the Meeting in
Oakley-street, Lambeth, in order to determine on
those who arc to be sent to trial.

A man was examined privately before Sir RICH.
FORD, on Tuesday, relative to the business.
Colonel DESPARD, we find, is not only charged
with the capital offence of seducing Soldiers from
their 'Alleia'nce, but he is detained under a charge
of High Treasron. A detainer on that charge was
yesterday sent to Newgate.

Mr. WM. P AXTON arrived in Town last week
from Carmarthen.

Lord OSSULSTON is expeaed in Town in a few
says at the Earl of TANKERVILLE'S house in Port.
man square.
The Countess Of HARRINGTON' and Lady A.
M. STANHOPE' arrived in Town last night from

NAVAL NEWS.

PORTSMOUTH, Dsc. I.

ARR IV ED theTopaze Frigate from the Downs-

PLYMOUTH, Nov. 30.

SAILED the Akmese Frigate, with Marines
Portsmouth.

-
Arrived the , Rebecca, Capt. PEACOCK, fr°ll/,
Newcastle, bound to Lisbon ; the Theodosi.i, 141.,
MUS, from Copenhagen, with deals, &c. for Else
Dockyard, and the Swedish; Brig Navigator, frog
Stockholm, with tar.

Sailed the French Brig PetZze, Capt. PENtO'
for Havre de Grace, and the Abbey, Captain BAH'
NAFORD, for Portsmouth.
Arrived the Lady Andover, from the West IP.
dies, last from Falmouth.
London, England, 1802-12-02

DIED:

At Hendon, yesterday morning, suddenly, Mr. Lockier.---
His Wife dropped dead at table about two Months ago,
The loth ult. at Derby, after a
,seyere illness of ten days,
the Lady of loseplt Strutt, Esq. Her loss is sincerely la-
mented by a numerous acquaintance, and-will be long and se-
verely felt by the Poor,- to whom she was a kind and liberal
friend.

On the 2zcl ult. Mrs. Arnistrong. mother of the Rev.. John
Armstrong, of St. James's Chapel.

PR/CB OF STOCKS.

YE ST Zit 0 A Y.
Bank Stock xBB 7/,, India Stock 214 x'
Navy 5 per Cent, tot too,}} South Sea Stock "
j`CF CCM. 1797, 99iii ' Excheq. Bills s, preen.
Irish 5 per Cent, Fundable ditto prem.
4 per Cent. Con. Bzlki 3d Exchequer Bills dis., •
3 per Cent. Red. 66} Omniurn
3 per Cent. Con. 67/ 7/ Imper. 3 per Cent. 65 41
I, itto Scrip Ditto Ann.' xi 7-16
Bank L. Ann. 29 9-161 7-16 • Bank for opening.
Ditto Short Ann. India for Acc. '
Dist, Scrip Cons. tbr Account 681 7i .8

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London, England, 1802-12-02

' ;

OLD BAILEY

FIRS? DAY-WEDNt:SDAY, DEC. 1.

TiE Sessions were this day opened in the usual
form, before the LORD MAYOR, Mr. Justice GROSE,
Mr. Baron GRAHAM, the RECORDER, &C.
Charles Burns and Thomas laite were conviaed
of a capital offence, in feloniously assaulting James
Eaton on the King's Highway, and forcibly taking
from his persOna tin box, containing us, and other
articles, his voperty.
It appeared the Prosecutor was met by the Pri-
soners, between twelve and one o'clock, on the night
of the loth of November, and after some conversa-
tion, went with them to the King Harry public_
house, in Red-Lion-street, \Vhitechapel ; they drank
some spirits together : The Prosecutor came away,
and shortly after met some women ; he walked with
them as far as Saltpetre Bank, where they parted—
He then observed-that the Prisoners were following
him : as he was turning into a narrow passage., the
Prisoner, Burns, he stated, .came up and
.struck
him a very violent blow on the face, which knocked
him down. The Prisoner 'White then threw him-
self on him, and stopping his mouth, held him in
that supine position, while the other rifled his
pockets ; which hailing done, they beat him very
much, and ran off.

The Prosecutor acknowledged himself to have
been in liquor-at the time, but not so much so as to
prevent him from knowing what had passed, or
from identifying the persons of the Prisoners. In
corroboration of this it appeared, that by the de-
scription which he bad given of them at the Police
Office, the following' Monday, the Prisoners were
apprehended in the evening of that day ; an4when
they were first-taken, they acknowledged to have
drank in company with the Prosecutor,..at the King
Harry, but 'totally denied-the charge.
An assertion.to this. effed.constituted-their de-
fence. • The Jury, however,. found a verdict to the
above effect, but recommended them to mercy, on
the ground of the degree of temptation to the
of the crime held out by the intoxicated
state of the Prosecutor.

Martha Smith was capitally conviffed for feloni-
ously uttering a piece of counterfeit coin made to
the likeness-of a shilling. The attempt to pass this
bad shilling was clearly proved, and on searching
her several other counterfeit shillings were found.
The circumstance of her having been, on a f)rmer
occasion, convicted of a like offence, renders the
present conviction of a capital tendency.
London, England, 1802-09-15

TRANST,,,,T,IOK

Ofcial Noe arel;vereci hJ the Reis ;,ifend; to illexaa-
. der Straton, Esq. at a Conference in his

. _
zys house on the Cana!, the 29112 jay, iSo 2.
it behoves the
.charader of true friendship and
'zincere regard to promote with cheerfulness all such
aeltirs and ohjels as may be reciprocally useful,
and may have a rank among the salutary fruits of
those steady Bonds of Alliance and per felt good
IJarmony which happily subsist between the
Sublime Porte and the Court of Great Britain ;
and as Permission has heretofore been granted for
Oe English Met chant Ships to navigate in the Black
Sea for the purpoSes of Trade, the ,same having
been a voluntary trait of His Imperial IViajesty's
own gracious heart, as more amply appears by hn
Official Note presented to our friend the English
Minister residing at the Sublime Porte, dated 3
Gemaziel Ahir tzt —this present Talcrir" (Of-
ficial Note) is issued ; the Imperial Ottoman Court,
hereby engaging that the same treatment shall he
phseri.e.l towards the English Merchant Ships com-
ing to that Sea, as is offered to Ships of Powers
ino:;t favoured by the Sublime Porte, on the score
Qf that Navigation.
The 23 P,2biL;lEvvel 1217 (23d July, 1302.4

St. James's, Sets. Sp I Soz.

Count St. Martin de Front, having received new
Letters of Credence from His Majesty ViCtoire
Emanuel King of Sardinia, giving him the same
Cha;af:er of Envoy Extraordinary and Minister
Penipotentiary from Sardinia, had this Day a pri-
ri:!e Audience of His Majesty, to deliver his said
new Credenziiils,

To which he' was introduee,a by the Right Hon.
Lord Halykesburr, His Majesty's Principal Secre-
tary of State for Foreign 4frairs, and conduced by
Sir Stcpher, Cottrell, Kor. Masker of the Ceremo-
nies.

C9minkzion in tin. Royal Ileglrnent ef Do-77n and Co;-nwa!:
:Villiers, sig,led by ride Lord IF.trdeit of the Stannaries. Date::
yufy is, .060 z.
John Lemon, Esq. to be Lieutenant-Colonel-Comrandant
and. C..)lont.'l.

Ordnance-Offce, Sept. 13, 'So?,

Rsrzl Rrg irttent of t~rirlfer3

Cantain-Lientepant Richard Buckner to be Captain, vice E
Dated Sept. 9, o'o2.
Lieutenant Thorr.,s j. Forbes be be Captaiw-Lieute

n..nt. vice lipektier. Dat,d as above.
Lieutenant William Johnston to be First Lieutenant.
Forbes. Dated as above.

RANK.RtiPTCY ENL /IIZG ED,

S 25. lohn Frcemao, of Feet-street, hat-manufa6turer,
-at ten at Guildha:l

BANKRUPTS,

George Brett, of Chcshunt, Hertfordshire, grocer, to snr-
rencie;- Septernher i?, and 06-tober iz, 7,6, at ten, at Guild-
hail, London. Attorney, Mr. Towse-, Fishmongers'-Hall,
Upper Thiones-s•:r:zot, London.
John Rihbans, of Colchester, wine-merchant. 0610ber it,
iz, and 26, at eleven, at tia: Ship, Colchester. Attornies,
TVlssr;;. Sntron and 'Hedge, Colchester; or Messrs. Wllan-
ton and Dyke, Lamb-Buildings, Temple.
London, England, 1802-09-15

MADRID, Auc, t 4.

ON the Izth Their CATHOLIC MAJESTIES, with
the whole Royal Family, set ont from this City
.for Barcebna, to meet the QuEEN and PRINCESS
of NAPLES. The train which attends them con.
sists of more than 3000 persons, clergy, gentry,
and military, with a prodigious number of car-
riages, horses, mules, etc. As THEIR MAJESTIES
go by Saragossa in Arragon, where there is no
good water, orders are given for supplying the
Court daily with water from this Capital, to be car-
ried by mules.

HAGUE, SHPT. 4.

WE now know that we shall receive the Distrias
of Zavenaer and Huyssen, between Emmerich and
Arnheim, for our Indemnification. Citizen HULT.
MANN, who is going as Minister to Berlin, will
conduEt the- Negotiation for the formal cession of
these Distrils.

The Secretary of Legation to the English Em-
bassy is arrived here, and has taken for himself and
a numerous retinue, the whole Inn of the Alten
Doelen, for some months. The Russian Envoy,
Cognt. STACKELBEIG, will reside' in the hotel of
GeiIratRECHTEREN, in the rorbout. Baron CRUM-
PIP EN' likewise soon expelled as Austria Envoy.
The Haerlem Courant states as a report from
Paris, that a plan is there in contemplation, for
ereaing i 2 Supurior Courts of Justice, which will
have a great 'resemblance to the old French Parlia-
ments; it is also said that the old French Louis
d'ors will be called in, and a new gold coin circu.
laced, bearing the head of .13.Q.:\tArduurs,
London, England, 1802-09-15

REFENUE“

IT 13 with particular satisfaEkion we learn, tire
at no preceding period of either Peace or War, tos
tlie Revenue of the Kingdoul in so flourishing a stag
as during the present year. The following accouil
will substantiate these assertions :

EXPORTS OF BRITISH rRODLICE AND MANUFAc'

TURES.
!Sox.
Quarter ending sth of April
Ditto ending sth of july

Real Val ie2
,C• 4,716,41'
4,024,44 z

Quarter ending sth of April
Ditto ending sth of July
EXPORTS OE FOREIGN MERCLIANDIZE.
Idol.

8,3 t7,96!'
5,t0,441

Quarter ending sth of Aprii
Ditto ending sth of July -
London, England, 1802-09-15

Front the LONDON GAZETTE, Sept, J 4, 18oz.

Dowing-stree:, Sept. 14, 18c2.

A Dispatch has been received from Alexander
stfaton, Esq. His Majesty's Charge d'Affaires at
the Ottoman Porte, transmitting an OEcial Note
delivered to him by the I?eis Effendi, on the 29th
of juiy ►ast, relative to the Navigation of the Black
Sea, of which the following is a Copy
London, England, 1802-09-15

SEPTEMBER 11.

IN 1-Jaddington Market yesterday, Wheat was
about Is. per 801 l dearer ; best Barley Pre lower ;
.Oats about 6d. higher ; and no Pease and Beans in
the Market. • ,

On Thursday, the Sheriff fined a Builder in the.
Canongate, in 401. Scnts,rfor blocking up, the street
-with stones and rubbiih.)-,4liich fine was ordered
to be- sent to the Charity Workhouse of. Canon_
gate. The same person was fined a few weeks ago
in zos. for leaving his sunk area open, to the dan.
ger of the Public.

proven, and he was assoilzied simpliciter, and dis
missed from the Bar. • •

- Frederick win Mains of Ballindary,
Wright,
Parish of Kirrymnir, and County of Forfar, ac.
cus,ed of assault. The Diet against him was de-
serted pro loco et tempore, and he wai dismissed from
the Bar, •

3anet Paterson;ild Isobel Bruce, -in Links of Ab-
botshall, and County of
Fife, accused of child-mur-
der. The Jury, allin one voice, fthind the Libel
not proven. and they were assoilzied sim.pliciter, and
dismissed froniihe Bar.
ohs APliiiies, tenant in Easter Miggan, in :the
United Pa'righres of &rowan and , Monivaird, and
CountYlofTerth, accused of sheep.stealing. The
Court referred the consideration of this
,case, and
certified the same to the High Court of Justi:-
ciary, to meet at,Edinburgh, upon the isth:of No-
vember next, and ordained .111‘Innes to attend at that
time.

John carter at Rapploch, in the Parish
and County of Stirling ; and Andrew Bryce, servant
to .11. ugh Campbell, mal,tman in Callander, Parish of
Callander, and County.of Perth, accused of deforc-
ing Officers of the Revenue. From particular cir-
cumstances attending this case, the Advocate De-
pute moved the Court to desert the Diet pro loco et
tempore, which was done accordingly.
No other business depending the Court will pro-
ceed to Aberdeen to-morrow.
London, England, 1802-09-15

Gross amount for six months of Home and Foreign
Produce

ISQZ.
Quarter ending sth of April
Ditto ending sth of July

Gross amount for six Months of Home and Fo-
reign Produce - - - i 7, T 74,131
Thus we see that the value of British and Foreign
Produce, exported for the last half year, ending the
gth of July, amounts to above Seventeen Millions--"
a period that comprehends the commencement °ob.'
of our happy x: .a of Peace. What may we not ex-
pea will he the increase of our commercial prospe-
rity, as Peace continues to expand her golden
pinions !

The following are our Imports of Foreign Pro'
duce for the last months,
ending •
2C aforesaid.

IMPORTS INTO THE PORT OF. LONDON.
Half-year, ending the sth of July 4.4,427,776.
From the foregoing statements we may rrceive,
that the unprecedented largeness of our Exports,,
for the short interval specified, is not the only cir-
cumstance in the account that affords cause of Froui
exultation to every real friend to his country's wel‘
fare.

The Excise has been produaive in a proportion,'
ate degree. During the last two months, it 105
averaged two hundred and seventy thsusand pouglis
per week, being at the rate of above fourteen 17111-
lions a year. We hope this statement will not b 6
prohibited in the French Newspapers.
London, England, 1802-09-15

CIRCUIT INTELLIGENCE, PERTH, SEPT. 8.

THE Circuit Court of Justiciary was opened here
on Monday last,__by the Right Hon. the Lord, Juslice
CLERK and Lord MEiFIV'EN.

Lgrwrence Bell, lately a Serjeant, or Leader of
the Band of the lateiNorth Lowland Fencible.Regi-
ment, accused of .murder. or culpable homicide.—
The Jury; all in one voice, found the Libel not
proven, and he was assoilzied simpliciter, and dis-
missed from _the Bar. " • •:

William Turner, vintner in Brechin;. -Martin
Burke, horse-hirer there, and Colin Kid, servant,
or late servant to Peter Just, tenant at Hatton Mill,
in the County of. Forfar, accused of, violently as-
saulting and carrying off by force John Brand, Esq.ll
of Laurieston, the Delegate chosen by the Burgh of.
Bervie, as he was travelling from Montrose to
Brechin in his own. carriage, having forced the Pos.
tillion to dismount, and taking the direlion of the
horses and carriage.;.. and the said Turner, Burke,
and Kid, failing to appear to stand trial, sentence of
fugitation was' pronounced against them.
_ _

Barbara Macdonald, residenter in Perth, accused
of sheep-stealing, "was, upon her own Petition, with
the consent of the Advocate Depute, banished from
Scotland for ,seven years.

Thomas Wilson, weaver; and lately a Private in
the Strathmiglo Volureer, Corps, accused of ut-1
tering Seditious 'Llogpage. The jury; ,all in one
voice, found the Libel prOven ; and he was sen-
tenced to one month's imprisenment in the Tolbooth
of Perih, and thereafter banished from Scotland for
two years.

John Paul, in Coaltown of Burnturk, in the
Parish of Kettle, and Cowty of Fife, accused of as-
saulting and attempting toy commit a rape on Susan-
na Mackintosh, a ihild of nine- years of age. The
Jury, by a plurality of voices, found the Libel not

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DISTILLING BY STEAM.

AN Apparitus.for this Purpose, calculated:to- ill''-
prove all ardent Spirits obtained by Distillation, and to
lessen both the original and annual expence Of.such
,lishments' i and also an Apparatus fir
DRYING 'COFFEE BY'STEAM

more expeditiously, to greater certainty,,and v•'itli much less
labour than it can be dried in the Sun, may be seen in use
every Thursday, at the Tinned.Coppet Works on Bankside.'
'Orders to be addressed to C. Wyatt (the Paientee), New
Bridge street. - •

AVONDALE,•C.OVN.TY OF WIcK.IOW.
O, LETT for a Term, of Years commencing
front the •isth of March ISo3, .the }-JOUSE; with 40
Acres of Ground. The 'House is' weII,FURNIS flED,.and
in the best Repair. -
Proposals to be sent to R. Carter, Esq. No.
Stephen's Green, Dublin. . ,
London, England, 1802-09-15

VIENNA, Auc. 2g.

Br a notification of the Privy Cabinet to all the
Heads of Chanceries and other Colleges, it is now
made known, that all the Superior Colleges for the
interior administration, excepting the Hungarian
and Transylvanian Chanceries, and the Italian Go.
vernment, shall be united in three great depart-
ments, the heads of which shall be the Counts
UGARTY, CZICHY, and LASCHANSKY. The first
is at the head of internal affairs, with the title of
Grand Chancellor; the second is at the head of the
Finances ; and the third has the direttion of Juridi-
cal proceedings.

The report that the late Hospodar of Moldavia,
MICHAEL, SUZZO, has repaired to Constanthiopie
to justify his conduCt, still requires confirmation.

The GRAND VIZIER is returned to Constanti-
nople from Egypt, and has been received very gra-
ciously by the GRAND SIGNIOR.

BANKS OF THE MAINE, Auc.3l.

THE /Mb:44 r;c of Passau is still occupied in dif-
ferent parts both by the Austrians and Bavarians.
The Bavarian General Dnioi has his Head_quar_

ters at Windo:f.

In consequence of the occupation of Passau by
Austria, the ELECTOR of BAVARIA has claimed
the mediation of Russia and France.

The late Nuncio at Vienna, Cardinal RUFFo, has
been appointed by the Pura Archbishop of Naples.

BRUSSELS, Auc. 30.

YESTERDAY orders were received here from Paris,
to prepare lodging; for zoo men of the Consular
Guard, against the middle of September. It is now
again confidently asserted that BONAPARTE will
come hither in the ensuing month.
Several Mercantile Houses from Brussels, (Ascend,
&c. `acre establishing themselves at Artsurrt. Dun.
kirk begins already to lose by Antwerp.
r:
London, England, 1802-09-15

711 E n&rcli MAIL.

RATISBON, AUG, 30.

SINCE the 24th, no Sitting of the Deputation has
been held ; but it is expected that it will again meet
this week, at the motion of the Deputy for the
Eleaorate of Brandenburg.
Last Saturday the Deputy for Wurtemhurg,
Baron NORMANN, arrived and delivered in his
Credentials to the Deputation. The Wurtemberg
Envoy, Baron BUHLER, Will leave this City to.
morro.w.

On the day before yesterday the Prussian Mini.
ster, Baron HARDENBERG, likewise arrived here,
but yesterday proceeded on his journey to Munich.
The Bavarian Troops are still continually em-
ployed in taking possession of the Indemnities in
Franconia and kkuabia.

With respeEt to the mode of discussion, it is now
settled that the Sittings of the Deputation shall be
held in the EleCtoral Collegial Chamber, at a lung
table, on the right side of which will sit the Deputies
from Mentz, Saxony, Bavaria, and Wurtemberg ;
and on the left, those from Bohemia, Brandenburg,
the Grata Matter of the Teutonic Order, and Here
C,rfpl. The proceeding's will be condueted after
the manner of those at Rastadt, and all ceremonial'
avoided. Various claims of -precedency, &c. have
been adjusted.
London, England, 1802-01-29

DIED.

On Sunday, in the 79th'year of her age, in consequence of
a fright occasioned by her clothes accidentally taking fire
about a fortnight since, Lady Jane Courtenay, aunt to the
Marquis of Bute. .
On Monday last, at Lancaster, Mrs. Worswick, wife of
Thomas Worswick, Esq. Banker, of that Town, aged 70,'
The same day, at his brother's house in Watford, Hert-
fordshire, William Clutterbuck, Esq. Of Bushey, in the
same County.
On Monday last, at his house at Blackheath, Seymour
Stocker, Esq. formerly of Limehouse, Brewer, aged 78.
The same morning, suddenly, at his house in Prescot-
street, Gocdrhon's-ileids, Mr. Thomas Smith, aged 65.

1)12ICE OF STOCKS,

YESTE

Bink Stock ag go
Navy ; per Cent. 98k
; per Cent. 1797, gBi 9
Irish S per Cent.
4 per Cent. Con. F;Rit
; per Cent, Red. 68ti
werCent:Con.
Ditto Scrip
fink Long Ann. IA 29
Ditto Short Ann.
Ditto Scrip

RDA Y.
Itidia Stock 213 k
Excheq. Bills 4.5. ss. preen.
Fundable ditto . prem.
3d E xchequer Bills -pat
New S, S. Stock
Omni=
Inver. 3 per Cent. 673-7 -
Ditto Ann. 12 3-16i-
r?ank for Account
India tbr Account
Consols for Feb. 63

+,
London, England, 1802-01-29

SHIP NEWS.

POOLE, JAN. 27.
Arrived—the Charlton, Jenkins; Lark, Breddy ; Lord
North, Brown ; and Dispatch,' Cheek, from Newfound-
land ; and Milward, White, from Hastings.
Sailed—the Orwell, Richards, for Ipswich ; and Betsy,
Collins, for Bristol.

GRAVESEND, JAR. 27.
Passed by—the Juno, Miller, from Charlestown; Ritson,
Whipple, frbm Virginia; Graydon, Summers, from St,.
Kitt's ; Cosine, Nl‘Kenzie ; Sarah, Bailey ; Folly, BreWit ;
Lively' Craig, -and Mark Anthony, Melville, from Jamaica:
Sailed--the Union, Griffith, for Dublin ; Harriett, —,
for Gibraltar ; and Kirby, Drysdale, for Antigua.
London, England, 1802-01-29

15-E itiCS
TO BE SO ..1),;13Y pRIVATE CONTRACT,
AVery Desirable FREEHOLD4E&TATE, called
SAND HILL, consisting.of 527 Acres of rich Arable,
:Meadow, and Pasture Laitt,- together with a, good Farm-
:House, and all opsvenleat Buildings, sAituktedicbout a guar=
4 ter of a mile from the pleasant Village of Shrivenham, six
from Farringdoki, and seven from Swindon. 'The -sirisatiyn
of this Estate tis remarkably fine; the roads are goo!; 'the
Country beautifto, :and abounding with Garnet It is well
. adapted for any Gentleman wis,hing to build, or add to the
Farm-House. The TenantAvitt she k the Prthuises.
Apply personally, or by letters, post-paid, to Mr. Ward,
Attorney, 'Marlbcirough, Wilts..

CAPITAL FREpiOLD ESTATE in the WEST of
t NG LAND.
TO'BT SOLD' BY. PRJVATE'CONTRACT,
A Very Con'sidera' EStATE;eligibly- situate
•
within too Miles of the Nletropolis ; comprisinga very
extensive -MANOR, \kith several VA RN'S,' containing in
the whole near ,SIVENT E.EN HUNDRED Acres, of rich
Arable, Meadow, Pasture and Wood ,Land‘pf the. ;early
Value of TWO THOUSAND' POUNDS, whereof, 7001
per ann, is at Rack-tent and in hand, and.the Resid‘.ie held
by Copyhold and Leasehold Tenants for Lives (on which_no
Renewals have taken place for:near thirty years); vir;7317;61.
on One Life, 6001. on Two Lives, and zool. per ann.. on
Three Lives. •
The Roy.ilty of the Nanor.extends over upwards of 6=6!
Acres. The Land-tax of the whole is redeemed.
For further' particulars, 'and to' treat, apply to MeS.Stg:'
Richardson, Son ark:Cat-field; No. 7, Lincoin's-inn-fields,'
London.

• . , •
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j written originally in-French;• by the Rev: 'MARTIN
SHERLOCK, A. M. Translated from the Fretich Original
plibliShed at Geneva and Paris. With-Original Letters on
Subje6ts, anti-a fragment on Shakspeare, byllre -same
Author. --
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Oaavo Edition of Mr.,G IBBON's History.
Speedily will bc•published,
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SUFFOLK, or NORFOLK.

WANTED to RENT or PURCHASE,
A Good FAMILY HOUSE, suitable O
flees, Gardens, and from One to Foul. j-lundred AcrcS
of Land, with Manors well stocked with Game, in a checf.
ful situation, from so to v.o Miles from London.
Also a Capital Mansion, with'suitable Offices, Gardens,
Pleasure-ground (if a Park, the more apecable), and Fauns
of from toool. to 26Q01. per Ann. Situation within Sill
Miles West or South-west of London.
Particulars (post-paid) addressed to Mr. Christie, Pali'
Mall, will be immediately attended, to.
London, England, 1802-01-29

WANTED TO PURCHASE,

AFREEHOLD ESTATE, consisting of a IVIA,
NOR, a MANSION-HOUSE for a moierate-sizto
Family, and any qtfantity of Land, the Rents of which may
amount to from 800 h to 'soot. per ann. The distance trotl
London, from 6o t 0,130 Miles. It must be situated in adrii
healthy Soil, abounding with pleasing Views, and well
wooded and watered.' A flat or too open Country will be
objected to. Th4.West of England would be preferred; tllC
Eastern Counties will not. suit.

Any Person having such an Estate to dispose of, may hey
of a Purchaser, by applying and sending particulars to A. A'
at Mr. Hookham's Library, No. Is, Old Bond-street. ..,
London, England, 1802-01-29

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entered unperceived (the door not being fastened),
af.d so frightened the compiny by presenting loaded
arms at them, that they were suffered to rob Mor-
ris of goods to the value of 871. with which; and
two guns, they made off, locking the door on the
outside.—Morris, h'Avever, found means to pursue
them through a window, with a blunderbuss which
had escaped their notice ; but though many of his
neighbours joined him in the pursuit, yet the fellows,
by frequently turning round and firing at their pur-
suers, finally effefted their escape.

-,11/Tonday, the First of March, the English
-State...Lottery begins Drawing. Four Prizes of
#;,b'pOl--,`Four of to,oool.,—Four of 5,0001:—Five
o ,2,000 l of I,oool.—Twelve of cool.
Besides Prizes of tool. 501. and the lowest Prize
181. ; amounting in the whole, to Half a Million
of Money, which must be gained by the Purchasers
of Tickets and Shares in the present Lottery.
Similar Capital Benefits having been repeatedly ob-
tained by the Customers of the old established
fortunate Office, No. 16, Cornhill, opposite the
Bank of England, it is necessary to inform the
Public that a very great variety of Numbers, in
Tickets, Halves, Quarters, Eighths, and Sixteenths,
are on Sale, at the lowest Prices.—These Shares
are all stamped, pursuant to Alt of Parliament, and
are signed WILLIAM NI c HO!,SOwN.—N. B. Money
for the Prizes as soon as drawn, and Orders from
the Country, (post-paid), with proper Remittances,
pun&ually executed.
London, England, 1802-01-29

" ,Remove the cause, the etfid must cease."

A singletrial will fully convince the Patient of their effi-
cacy: The worst cases of Bilious or Sick Head-achs art cer-
tainly removed by a single dose, and in a much shorter time
than could be credited, but from experience. The Proprietor
thinks it proper to remark, they, will be found not only to
ael without pain or uneasiness, but tq leave the body, after
their immediate action ceases, free from that costive state
which genetally succeeds the operation of laxative moil-
chws.

'Sold, wholesale and retail, by B. Shaw, No. 74, Borough ,-
and retail, by Baxter and Co. Edinburgh and Plasgow ; and
by every Vender of Medicine in the Kingdom. rrice.zs. gd,
and ss. sd. per box.
It is necessary to observe, the signature of " Edward
Hallam" appears on the Certificate covering each box—no
others can possibly be genuine. A ReWard of Fifty Pounds
will be paid on convidion of a forgery.

• MEDICINE ACT.
At the only Warehouse for Dr. JAMES's POWDER, .
No: .45,—St. Paul's Church-yard, a feW !;oors from the
Corner of Cheapside, .

, .
THE following MEDICINES are Sold, at 'the
A Prices annexed, inclusive of the Stamp Duties im.
posed by this Act; but no additional charge has been made
upon Dr. JAMES's .POWDER, ,which is continued at
the original Price of as. 6d. per Packet. It may also be
had at • 11. 4s, per -Dozen; or the quantity of 'a Dozen
Packets in one. Bottle for 11. as. 6d. Duty included ; so
that the 'Public are no sufferers.

But in order to facilitate the operation, and to.lessen tho
burden of this Ad, which would in a great measure have
proved a Tax upon , Benevolence, all. the other Medicines
are sold to any Persons purchasing half a Dozen, or more,
free from the expence of the Stamps
s. d.

s. d.
0' 9

Dr, James's Powder z 6 'Cephalic Snuff
-,---:Analeptic Pills 4 6 Dr. Steers's Parego-
----- Cattle Powder i 6 ric Lozenges I II
Dr. •Hooper's Pills - —Camomtle Drops I 9
Dr. Austin's Chalybeat Essence or Coltsfoot . 3 o.
Pills Essence of Pepperin,. t
Berry's BiliouS Pills , 5 o Ormskirk Medicines 5 s
balby's Carminative t 9 Glass's Magnesia 3 b
ickell's tEthereal S pi- 1 nglish's Scuts Pills r 6
rit - 3 6 Grant's Drups - r o
Greenough's Tindures z r 5 Nortoo's Drops • 5 ti
Tolu Lozenges r r Spilsbury's Drops 5 0
S pence's Dentrifrice 4.0 Speediman's Pills 2 o
Freake's 'f ind. of Bark 3 6 English Coth-...e 2. 9
litixham's, by ditto, 2 6 Dr. Solander'S Tea z 9
Steer's Opodeldoc 2 6 jonees Rheumatic
Convulsion Oil 2 6 Tindure 3 6
Also,' the . Genuine Arquebutiade, lately imported, oritl
most of the other Proprietary Medicines in repute. ()rears
for Exportation: are supplied -without Stamps; as before this
Ad.
N. B. As Many Persons; pirtienlarly Servants and WS.'
sengerk, mistake the House, F. NEWBERY, the Proprie-
tor; is under th'e necessity' of pointing out, Witt it is at the
Fiast End of Sti Paul's, nearest to. Cheapsicle, and that i%
has a large White Stuccoed Front, with thesy Words in,
" THE ()NI Y WAREHOViE 7Felik Wt.
j A.MES's: POWDER."
London, England, 1802-01-29

This Day was published,
In two vrtlumes, octavo, price ro..in boards,
BRITISH MaNACHISM : or Manners and
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which are added, Emendations of Bishop Gibson's Version of
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'ThiS Day was published, in One Volume Bvo.

THE
Necessity.of the ABOLITION of PLU-
.I. RAI.ITIES and NON-RESIDENCE. with the Em-
ployment bfSubstitutei by the Beneficed Clergy.; demon-
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SANDFORD AND MERTON.
Eleventh Edition, complete in One Volume, for the Use of
Schools.
This Day was published,. embellished with a Frontiipiece,
• by'Stothard, price only 3s. 61 iu boards,..
'THE HISTORY of SANDFORD and MER-
1. TON.

By THOMAS DAY, Esq.
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