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The Sun.
London, England, 1802-08-21

MONEY MATTERS.

ALL Money Negociations continue to be trans_
ta
aded, 'with the sttietest honour, punctuality, and se_. erecy, by Messrs. Harris and Co.,at their Annuity sank,
No, 5, rat Suffalk-street, Charing-CrosS, on Aiiinfities,
Mortgages, Estates, Church-Livings, Dowers, Jointures,
PenSionS, Places; Reversions; "or any other mryrie or matter,
as circumstances may be. Large Sums of Money always
•*adY lot well secured Annuities, and for which a liberal
Price will be given, according to age and security, and all
Annuities will be made redeemable at the- pleasure of the
Grantor. - • .
Principals, or their AttornieS applying personally, before
. Three o'Clock, will be treated with in the most -explicit
manner, and all Letters (post-paid) duly answered.
N. 13. A large Sum of Money, ready to purchase Freehold
Or Leasehold Houses, ,in approved situations.

COVERNMENT AGENCY, OFFICERS HALF-PAY,
DISCOUNT and ANNUITY-OFFICE, No. 7, Cecil_
street Strand. • - •
MELVILLE and Co. respeafully inform the
• Public, they continue to Negociate for the• Purchase
andSale.of every description of Incomes, either on Govern-
' Tent, or Land and Funded Property. From their long-esta-
,tO lished and respeCiable Money Connection, they are enabled
DiscoUnt good Bills of Exchange and Sums of Money.
of r tom fool. to soeCf. is always ready for the purchase
well-secured Annuities arising from Estates, Houses,
IvlLiovrey in the, Funds, either by Will or Settlements; Church
"'Ks, &c. with privilege of redemption at pleasure of
tc.ll,e) borroi.ver, and a liberal pricegiven. : Yearly Incomes on
zo: vertu-nen r, Estates, and Funded Property on S‘ile, from
001 to 10001. a-year, clearing from 51. to 201. per cent. both
1,1,11. s and Sellers lives. Navy and MilitarypfliCers
11" Y, and Widows Pensions received.
Personal applications received daily. No Letters unless
-Paid.
London, England, 1802-11-04

LOITER, Nov . 3.

TWo French vessels which left Calais yesterday
afternoon, arrived this morning.—Nine domestics
of General ANDREosst came over in them ; and
hY the accounts brought by these vessels, it appears
that Mons. PoßrALts, Secretary to the Embassy,
reached Calais yesterday in the afternoon, and Ge-
neral ANitREOSSI was hourly expetled. The wind is
now unfavourable, but the weather being moderate,
he may he looked for here tomorrow. A Captain's
Guard of the 521 Regiment, now in garrison at our
caste, is on constant duty to receive him ; and or-
ders have been received for a General Salute to be
fired from the Castle on his landing.
London, England, 1802-11-04

GRAVESEND, NOT. 2.

Past by—the Wakefield, and Ittstice, Lawson, from
Norway ; Charlotte.Anno Worts, and Swift, —, from.Pe
tersburgh ; Leighton, Farley, Lucinda, Findlay, and Juno,
Jameson, from Memel ; 'Amity-, , from Longsound ;
Narcissus, Cramer, from Palau ; and Three Brothers', Ful-
ler, from . Stettin; Cynthia, froth Riga, Amity,
Nixon, Perseverance, —, Merton, Vtow Dina, --►
Ilritistt Volunteer, , Betsey, Conner, and Aurora,
Le2.lq,,frOm Dantzic,.

SaiW—the:Nutweli, PoppJewell, for lan-laical Hawks,-
bury, Flush, for Flushing ; Mary and Torn, Dibbins, for
Cork ; Echo, Peak,. for Stettin ; Ornhetan, Parnell, for
Stockholm ; Vreide, Plug, and Guete, Hodhung, for 46,rn-
sterdain. '
London, England, 1802-11-04

1-I()SPIT:\L STAFF

Garrison-Mate 1. Whyte, from Gibraltar, to be Surgeon Of a
Recruiting District, vice WoCci, Who retires on 1-If-pay,

Last Dercham GentPmen and Yeomanry Cavaby

Lieutenant John Hyde to be Captain of the Troop, vice
WrodAcuse, who resigns. Edmund Wodehouse, Gent. to
be Lieutenant, vice Hyde.

Nottingbamshb? Gentlemen and Yeomanry Cavalry.

Cornet Tempest Haines to be Lieutenant, vice Jowett, who

resigns.
George Chariton, Gent. to be Cornet, vice Haines.
Isle 6f Wight Gentlemefr and Yeomanry Cavalry.
Daniel Ho:-lock, Gent. to be Cornet in the East and Wesi
Medina Troop, vice Roach, who resigns.
Waterworth, Gent. to he Cornet and Surgeon.

MEMOKANDUM

l'..ktitenant Dennis Vernon, of the 2.3 d Foot, who was su•
persedecl in the Gazette of the lith September last, is re
instated in his Rank.
London, England, 1802-11-04

StIIP NE IPS.

POOLE, NOy. 2.

Atrived—the \Villiains, from Portsmouth ; Hopei
Hawker, from London ;, and William and Maty, Hatchardt
from Southampton.
Sailed —the Betsey, Barnes, for ; Mayflower, Kelly►
for Dungarvon ; Ann, Pinhorn, for Lymington;
Manelaws, for Southampton; William and Mary, Boynas,
for Portsmouth.
London, England, 1802-11-04

1 F. RMOUTII, NOV. 2.

Arrived—the Eagle, Ayers, from Christiana; Experiment,
Young, from ‘letriel ; Dart, Scott, Petersburg!. ; Bemiv
min, Butcher • Flora, Bailey., from Hull; and Hope,
,Fer'
ret, from Lon&h.

Sailed—the Active, Conyers, for Liverpool; and Thomas
and Dorothy, Reid, for Kotterdam. . •

F A LllO (IT H, OCT. 30.

Sailed—the American ships Dart, Peck, with rice, for St,
•Andero, Vollant, Pollard, for Norfolk, Virginia, and Mar"
tharßland, Harnet, with wheat, for Glasgow ; Eupheinia,.
Sangster, for GroL-i, ;. Elizabeth, MlGee, far Leghorn ;
Basset, Purchase, for inz.inc'e; Clifton Union, Prockensti7;,
United Brothers, 'Hicks, Ccres, RoFerA, Economy, Suttoo,
and Ebenezer, Fry, for Wales; Union, jor.es,• for- Landoll;
and Basset, Michell, for Bristol.
London, England, 1802-11-04

ADVENTURE

SUPERIOR PRETENSIONS !
SPOPE feels peculiar satisfaetion in announcing,
I. • to his Freinds and the Public the present LOTTERY,
'nee, for equality of Chance,• ailministraricy. of Risk, and.
;41),,ri0r number of magnitudinous Prizes, it indisputably
Most distinguished in the whole Annals Lottery
ith'venture. Although the Capital Prizes amount to the
C4l,Ne.!‘:se, Sum of ONE HUNDRED AND TEN THOU..
erzntl POUNDS; the Blanks are proportionably less than.
last popular Lottery ; and, what is not frequently
ti elit —rr'
ly ileneed the very smallest P rizes .yield.a profit to. pro.
earurchasers.
4ut its more rominent feature of unequalled advantage
and attrathon is,, that before the risk of a single Blank is in-
ttirr
ed, or that the Price of Tickets is so advanced as to ex-
elude tw far the major. part of the Community from
ail descriptions of Adventurers, front Speeulatirs of
cPs and twenties of Whole 'Pickets, .
ickets, down. to the Holder
than_humble Sixteenth Share, start proportionably lair for
stupendous First-Drawn Prize of TW.ENTY-FIVE
THOUSAND POUNDS !
Ada, to these important considerations‘ that the smallest
Share, a Sixteenth, may gain a fortune of, 156z1. los. and
that every Prize is paid ix FULL in the. short spacw<of two
Lionths after the termination of the Dvrawing
ue..pronounced an " Adventure of Superior Pretensions.",
1.1 CK.E:TS --and SIIARES are now on Sale at POP•E's
OkTUNATE OFFICE," Corder of the Royal Exchange,
'lost to the Bank. -

ARMY COM:vIISSION AGENCY,
No. 4, Spring-Gardens.
VAU6HAN begs leave to inform Officers
titrn„ of the Army, that he transacts at his Office, with the
stereey and dispatch, all Negotiations respecting the
alid- 7:143e, Sale, and Exchange of Commissions in the Army,
1..in;a!•11e• procurement also of- Empioyments in the Civil
ding of which all due regard shall be paid to
tlas, well in perscin as by letter.
Ex the, different Appointments and Commissions for Sale and
th-ce:ll4llgf-• being too numerous to be included in the scope Of
A ;‘vertisement, will appear on the Journals
,of his 0 dice,
trials
the same are regularly entered. Subjects tor Me-
Ztrials also maturely considered, aixl properly prepared,
I,,,1•1"t requiring any Fee till the object is effected..—Mr. V.
ftirnied an extensive Correspondence in England, Ire-
;i aixt Scotland, Gentlemen who may honour him with
eairicominands, may be assured that no unnecessary delay
61
.1_ occur the management of their concerns.
1.1:Ir. Vaughan takes this opportunity of informing Gentle-
h°
maybe desirous of folloWing the Military Protes-
,,e. ! that he is authorized to:dispose of Lieutenantcies,
Vteies and Ensigncies free from Reduction ; as also Half.
Y o Commissions which exempt the Purchasers from
chial 1)
ar .
• ' tit
jo v
A;,Cornetcylin au Old Regiment in the East Indies, a very
i„!ole purchase, to be sold, where the Purchaser will come
•L lath Cornet, and on reasonable terms. •
N.. •( IL From the very heavy expense of Postage, Mr. V.
t. I, ler the 11:-...cessity of informing Gentlemen, that no Let-
e,' 4
be received by him unless post-paid.; 7 .
London, England, 1802-11-04

STAFF

flenry'Knyvett, Esq. Chief Accomptant, to be Chief Pay.
master of the Army Depot, vice Barker, who retires.
Paymaster Henry Lewis, from Half-pay of the late zd Bat.
taliun of the ch Foot, to he Deputy Paymaster and Ac-
comptant of tho Dep6t, vice Knyvett.
London, England, 1802-02-10

AN INSTANT SUM:—Seven, Eight, Nine,
Ten, even Eleven Years purchase (according to the
nature and solidity of_each security), 'will be advanced on
Annuities charged upon Dividends of Stock, F:ceholde'ico-
pyhold or Leasehold Estates, or on Life- Incomes, Dr.Slics,
Settlements, Jointers, or Patent Places.. • In every case the
grantor will, have the privilege of redeeming (or paying oil) at
will. Personal security, by band, will be accepted ; but
this alone attach;; to people of ,rant;, ',fashicari, or great re-
speetability, with fortune- in postietSion or • reversion ; •, or
whose high conteetion justly hold, Out large eipectanciies.—
'To all,. and to only such, upon airy sudden call, 3001. up to
30031. can be advanced, if in town, in- a single day, alter
signiffing their commands. The marked attention sliewn to
the publications of the undersigned, in preference to- the
-many specious but delusive propositions of the present ay,
manifest the important -differ-ace butween negotiating with
a Gentleman and a common Broker.. H lAC KSON,
Lettirs- (if postage paid, and with real- signature arid ad-
, dress, aria otherwise not}, for Blr. H. Jackson, to the care
of Mr. Richmond, the •cw Chapter Coffee,lu.ntse Puke's-
cOurt, Long acre, London, wiii, ,hitherto, be 'duly and
secretly honoured.

, * This/Day were published,
In Two Volumes, Odavo, Price-14s. in i:syards,
ETTERS froim an -ENGLISH 'ITRA:VELLER,
written originally in French, by -the. Rev. MA RTIN
S E RLO CK , A.. M. Translated from the French.Origin:il
published at Geneva and Paris. With Original Letters .on
several SubjeCts, and a Fragment on Shakspeare, by the saine
Author.

• .prjot.ed for J. Nichols, Red_ Lion Passage. Fleet street;'
T. 15i3ilie, Cakie-stitiet, St. Martin's; and._
Rivington, St. Paul's Church-yard.
Where may be had,
a. Travels through several .Provinces of Spain and Por-
tugal, &c. By Richard Croker, Esq. Captain in the /ate
49th Regiment of Foot, Octavo, price 7s. boards.
2. The Epistolary Correspondence, Visitation Charges,
Speeches, and Miscellanies, of the Right Rev. Francis Atter-
bury, D. D. Lord Bishop of. Rochester. With Historical
Notes, and Briet Memoirs of the ~3ottlior. By John Nichols,
F. S. A. Edinb. and Perth. The Second Edition, revised
and corre6ted, five vols. gyo. price 21. in boards.
3. The Epistolary Correspondence of Sir Richard Steele.
With Literary and Historical Notes, by John Nichols. In
two. Volumes, Crown Octavo, price 83. in boards.
4, Lover and Reader, Town Talk, Tticatre„ &c. ere. By
Sir Richard Steele ; (being a Supplement to the Tatler,
Spectator, and. Guardian.) In three Volumes large 06-taw),
Price al. as.'in boards ; ar in four Volumes, Crown Octavo,
price abs.
London, England, 1802-02-10

DIED.

Yesterday morning, at hati house in Mansfield-street, Port-
land-place, the Dukeof St. Alban's.
On the aid of November, 1799, at Bencoolen, Hugh George
Maxwell, Esq.
On the 16th of December, 1800, at Hurnyhur, Captain
Charles William Maxwell.

On the 6th of December last, of the yellow fever, Tho-
mas Mills, Esq. Secretary to Rear-Admiral Montagu (Com—
mander in Chief cm- the [arnaica station), and Purser of the,
Tot a-ze Frigate.
On board the Morningtcn East- Incliaman, on his passage
home from the Cape of Good Hope, Captain James Brorn-
head, of the 54th Regiment of Foca, youngest son of Colo-
nel John Bronihead, of Lincoln.
At Stonehaven, on the 31st ult. James Abercromb,y, Esq;
of Beltield.

At Drumgellavie, near Pitmaiii, on the 2311 alt. Bailie.
Donald Nl`Pherson, in the 77th year of his age. Ile was an
Ensign under a late unfortunate Prince, and was present at
the battles .of Preston, Penrith, and Ealkirk.—Mraftcr-
wards escorted this Priiice through Arisaig, and saw him on
the borders of Sky.'

ICHANAN 1114N111,LAN, (of Uow-Street, Covent-Garden,; and Published by WILLI a;,.! ARMIGFR SCRIZPS, (of Ilors-krry-rad,
iv. 112, Strand.; where Ack.trtisematta Orders for, tie Rater,katrr; for the Editors ipnt.paid), must
London, England, 1802-08-26

PORTSMOUTH, Auc. 25,

AI:RIVED His Majesty's Ship Northumberland?
.and the Hon Ciiojenne, from the Mediterranean ; and
.are put under Quarantine ;. and Ark Transporrs
from the West Indies.

Sailed the Friends, SABERTON, for Sunderland,

DEAL, AUG. 25, '7,,

ARRIVED and sailed for the River, the Royol,
George, BRocKBANits, from Jamaica, and Halt/tafJP
BAKER, from Surinam.

Arrived " the Fortune'e, Alcmene, and Diamond
Frigates, and Autumn Sloop of War,.withDutch
TroOps; bound to,the Texel.

A Letter from.an Officer of His Majesty's Ship
La Sensible,_ lost off, the island. of Ceylon, on the
jd • of March, says, " the Sensible is lost, and all
hands, except one, are Saved.' At two o'clock ja
the morning of the .3d of March,, she, went on shore
on the island of Ueylon—a strong current must
have taken us cot Of our course. The night WO
passed in tire' most anxious way irnaginable, not
lino Wing .eXatily where we 'were,' close to tlje
breakers, the surion• 'which got •higher every Irli;
'lute, and all our efforts to get the Ship off proved
in vain—she soon bilged, and at eight o'clock
Wednesday night, after •sixteen hours severe fa'
•tigue, the Captain was obliged to order the people,
for the preservation of their lives, to quiz her:
Thlilk 'God only one man was lost, who was fours°
dead in the Ship. Had•we been a cable's length'
in either diredion from the place in which the VeS.
sd was wrecked, we must all have inevitably Pc"
fished."

•
We learn from Hamburgh, that public notice ling
.been. lately given on the Excharge of that City, that
a Rtissian Prin,ce, named BAS I L,IUS GORTsCHAKOrI°
had circulated several falLe Bilis of Exchange ainoni
Foreign Merehants.and_Bankers ; and the people °l'
Hamburgh were desired to be on their guard against
• the Consequences of such conduit, It was understood
that-the affair warto be laid before the Russian Yli"
nister at Hamburgh.
His Majesty's Atlvocate for Scotland having sig;
-nified that he has no intention to pros‹cute the 01
~fivers, Serjeants, and Privates of the Ross and Cro-
marty tencible Regiment, fir the proceeding of tlic.
4th of June, at Aberdeen, in.which several perso_n;
were killed, a subscription has been orenrd for di
purpose in that town.

•

1~//)~Jt `~:
London, England, 1802-08-26

tvEritfOUTV,

THEIR MAJtiT.trs and the PRItie.ESSEt dhl not
return from Fordington, hefore, five, o'Clock. His
Royal Highness the PRINCE of WAl,ES.accompanied
his Royal Parents to the Races, with which the
whole of the Family were highly delighted after.
wards His Royal. Highness left this place:

At seven o'clock THEIR MAJESTIES and the
PRINCESSES honoured the Theatre with their pre-.
sence, to see the Comedy of The Pooi'Gelideritanf and
the musical Entertainment of No &mg. NOSliPpei• •
in the Play, Mr. BANNISTER performed the part of
DogOi• 011apod ; .and in the Farce,. Robin. • Mrs.
MILLS also performed the part of Margaretigi 'in
whieh she was much applauded.' Mr. BANNISTER
also sung, between the Play and Entertainment; two
comic songs, • Tom Toitih and Lam-km:6 Me , with
a vocal and rhetorical description of a Sea Voyage.
The House was filled in every part, and the Rer-
formances well supported ,by Mr. BANN ISI"E R,
whose benefit was honoured with the whole of the
RI:44AL FAM I LY' here. the songs were encored,
and received universal applinie.
Pk INC ESS AUGUSTA bathed this morning.
THEIR MAJESTIES and the PRINCESSES, aCCOM•
panied by Lord and Lady RoiLE; Lord WAt,strtd.
HAM, Ladies CRANLFY and CATticAiii., and Mrs.
DRAx, went on board the Yacht, it blowing a strong .
breeze to the South ; about an hour after they had
been on board, there was a heavy shoWer of rain.
London, England, 1802-02-17

'very,'or,the improvements of which it is suscepti.,
bit ? Mr. Flll.oti has already added 'to his 'boat
*a machine, by means of which he_ blew :up a . large
()Oat in the Port, of Brest ; and if by future experi-
ments, the same etre& could be produced on frigates
or ships of the line, what will become of maritime
wars, and where will sailors be found to man ships
of war, when it is a physical certainty, that they
may every moment be. blown into the air by means
of a Diving-boat, against which no human foresight
can guard them ?"

DUBLIA, JAN. zB.
London, England, 1802-02-17

BEAUTIFUL TYPOGRAPHY,

This Day, was published, printed in Bensley's finest Style,
on a very fine woven Paper, and embellished with Five
exquisite:Engravings, by Neagle; Warren, Reirnbach, and
-Rhodes, and Two capital. Engravings' on,Wood,"by Nesbit,
all from the Designs of J. Thurston, Eiq. Five Volumes,
Royal Odavo, price 31. 15s. boards.
THE ILIAD and ODYSSEY of HOMER, trans-
it_ lated by ALEXANDER POPE, Esq. with numerous
Nbtes and Annotations by Warburton, lortin, and others.
Correaly printed from the corred Edition of 1752, and the
Translator's own Edition.
London Printed for Vernor and Hood, Cuthell and Mar.
tin, J. Walker, Otridge and Son,, Lackington, Allen, and
Co. F. and A. Arch, K. Lea, Ogilvy and Son and J. Nunif.'
N. B. A small Impression, worked. 'on- Wliatman's finest
Super-royal Vellum Paper, with Proof Impressions of the
Plates, 51. ss. boards.

This Day'was published,
Elegantly printed on Foolscap Oaavo, embellished with
Four beautiful Plates, frOm ofiginal Designs, price Ss.
boards,
PEASANT's FATE ; a Rural Poem.
I. With Miscellaneous Pieces.
By WILLIAM HOLLOWAY..
Printed for Vernor and Hood; No. 31, Poultry, and sold
by all Booksellers in the United Kingdom.
Where may be had, just published,
Bloomfield's Rural Tales and other Poems, with eleven
wood cuts, by Nesbit, 4s. boards. Also Editions on Demy-
(Mayo; Ss. 6d. Post Quarto, Los. 6d. or Royal Quarto, iSs.
Bloomfield's Farmer's Boy, uniform with the above in
size and price.
London, England, 1802-02-17

DII'IDENDS.

March zo. Charles Biggar, late of the Spring Garden Coffee-
hotse, Saint Martin in the. Fields, cottix-house-keeper, at
ten, at Guildhall.
March it. Charles Stoodly Pecford, of Exeter, sergemaker,

at eleven, at the Globe 'Cavern, Exeter.
Feb. 27. Thomas Bolas, of the Temple, and John Robson,
of Crutched-Friars, corn-faCtors, at eleven, at Guildhall.
May 4. Jacob Reichard, John Philip Dahmer, and John
Jacob Brune, late of Angel-court, Philip,
merchants, at one, at Guildhall.
March 16. Charles Mac Carthy, of Bristol, jeweller, at
eleven, at Guildhall, London.
March t 2. Francis Kilborn, now or late of Desborough,
Northampton, dealer, at the Blue Lion Inn, Leicester.
London, England, 1802-02-17

MARRIED

Yesterday, at St. George's, Bloomsbury, William Smith,
Eici. of Barking, Essex, to Miss Manley, eldest daughterof
John Manley, Esq. of Bloomsbury-square.
And at the same time, William Lowe, of the Inner Tem-
ple, Esq. to Miss Eliza Manley, second daughter of John
Manley, Esq. of Bloomsbury-square.
London, England, 1802-02-17

INGENIOUS DISCOVERY.

ST. Aus iv, a man of letters at Paris, and Men.i;
ber of the Tribunate, gives, in the journal pf Com.
merce, of the zoth of January, the following ac_
'count of the bateau plougeur, a Diving:boat, lately
discovered by Mr. FULTON, an American :
" I have, says he, just been to inspea the plan
and seaion of a Nautilus, or Diving-boat, invent-
ed by Mr. FVf.TON, similar to that wieth%hiclhhtes
lately made his curious and interesting experiments
at Havre and Brest.
" The Diving-boat, in the construction of which
he is now employed, will be capacious enough to con-
tain eight men, and provisions enough for twenty
days, and will be of sufficient strength and power
to enable him to plunge ro6 feet under water, if
necessary. He has contrived a reservoir for air,
which will enable eight men to remain under water
for eight hours. When the boat is abou water,
it has two sails, and looks just like a common
boat. When she is to dive, the masts and sails are
struck.
London, England, 1802-02-17

Errors the LONDON GAZETTE, Feb. 16, 1802.

EAWKRUPTS.

Samuel Wells, of Leonard-square, Shoreditch, corn-chandler,
to surrender Fe*wiry ig, and March z, 30, at ten, at G uild-
hall. Attornek, Mr. Taylor, Old-street-Road.
Benjamin Jackson, of Wentworth, Yorkshire, corn-dealer
and meal-seller, March 3, at six, 4, at ten, and 30, al six,
iit the Three Cranes Inn, Barnsley. Attornies, Mr.
"?Cake, Southampton-Buildings, Chancery-lane,, London
or Mr. Kirks, of Hemingfield, Yorkshire.
Thomas Gamble the younger, of Leicester, woolcomber,
March 57, at four, 19, and 30, at eleven, at the S aracen's-
Head Inn, Leicester. Attornies, Messrs. Matthews and
Good, Gough-square, Fleet-street, London ; or Mr., Freer;
Leicester.

Christopher Alderson, of Beccles, Suff.()lk, shopkeeper,
March 3,4, and 3o; at eleven, at the King's-Head inn,
Beccles. Attornies, Messrs. Debars, and Cope, Paper..
Buildings, Temple; of Mr. G. W. Browne Bohun,
Beccles.

William Fisher the younger, of Briest-whistle' Yorkshire,
' clothier, February z 6, at three, at the. Woolpacks Inn,
Wakefield, 2.7, at ten,. at the George and Dragon Inn,
Dewsbury, and March. 30, at ten, at the White-Hart Inn,
Huddersfield. Attornies, Mr. T. Rylah, of Dewsbury ;
or Mr. E. Sykes, New Inn, London.
George Hawkins,-of Fish-street-Hill, druggist, February 20,
at eleven, 26 and March 30, at ten, at Guildhall. Attor-
ney, Mr. T. Rigby, New City-Chamber6, Bishopsgate-
street.

John Snowden, of Liverpool, merchant, March tz, r 3, and
30, at one, at the Globe Tavern, LiVerpool. Attornies,
Messrs. ill and Whitley, Liverpool; or Mr. Windle,
Bartlett's-Buildings; London.
London, England, 1802-02-17

This Day was published, Price 7s. in boards, •
'THE FIELD ENGINEER's VADE-MECUM;
consisting of a Course of Pradical Geometry on the
Ground, and an Introdudion to ReconnOitring ; with various
Methods of taking Heights.and Distances, and of Surveying,
independent of. Instruments. With the Method of repre-
senting the Variations of a Country, so easy that it may be
learned in a week, by those not pradised in Mathematics and
Drawing. Illustrated by Plates and Figures.
By J. LANDMANN,
Professor in the Royal Military Academy at Woolwich.
Printed tor T.,Egerton, Military Library, Whitehall.
London, England, 1802-02-17

STEVENS!s'LECTURE on HEADS.

This Day was published,
A New Edition, ornamented with 48 Wood-cuts, from sati—
rical Designs by •Thur:ton, neatly printed in Foolscap
Octavo, Price 35. sewed ;
A LECTURE on HEADS -1.4 GEORGE ALEX.
.1 1. STEVENS, with Additions by Mr. Pillon, as deli-
vered, by Mr.'Charles Lee Lewis. To which is added, an
Essay on Satire. '
PrintecflbrVerAor and Hood, No. 3r, Poultry; Cuthell
and Martin' Holborn; J. Walker, Paternoster-row; and Se-
well, COrAill.
Where may be had; by the same Author,'
Humourous Songs, ornamented with 24 Wood Engravings,
from original DesignS, by Thurston, 35. boards.
London, England, 1802-02-17

NEW MUSIC.
. .
. - -
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. No. 2.3, BISHOYSGATE-STREET,
THE following highly-esteemed Compositions
of Messrs.- MOOREHEAD and DAVY, as sung
with the greatest applause at the theatre-Royal, Covent-
Garden,
in the new Comic Opttr'i of The CABI NET : -
The Chorus of Falconers, composed by 1. Moorehead.
" Says the Fable so pat," sung by Munden, ditto.
The Trio, sung by Mrs. H. Johnston, Mr. Blanchard,
and Mr. Emery, - - - ditto.
" Tell me; sweet bird," with Flagelet and Harp Ac- - -
comparument, sung by Mrs. H. Johnston, - ditto.
" How bless'd was I," sung by Mr. Incledon, corn-
posed by - _ . - I. Davy.
" In Britain the soil" (the Hunting , - ) Son" .. ditto.
" 0 thou to whom my vows," sung by Mr. Braham, ditto.
The Quintetto, sung by Messrs. Incledon, Braham,
Fawcett, Mrs. Atkins, and Signora Storace, . ditto.
The March, and the Finale, - • - ditto.
Price Six Shillings.
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a MEETING of the WOOLLEN MA NU_
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MAIDSTONE, AUG. 17.

On Saturday last, as a waggon loaded with hay,
the-property of Mr. Cox, at Harrietsharn, vas on
its way to this town, the :river being thirsty stop-
ped at the Roebuck public_house a few minutes to
get a pint of beer; in coming out of the house he dis-
covered the hay to be on fire, and immediately took
his horses out, but before that could be effeaed, the
far greater part of the hay was consumed. The
accident, it appears, was occasioned by orie of the
wheels taking fire, being in want of greasing, and
which,was burnt off through the assistance given
by those .present, the other parts of the waggon
were preserved. "
Last week marched through this town, in diffe.
rent divisions,' on their rout to 'Chatham barracks,
the whole of the Rifle Corps, who have lately been
in different detachments on foreign service ; and it
is said they will shortly embark for the. East Indies.
—A detachment of the First Battalion of the gth
Regiment, froM Sil verhill barracks, Ina retied' from
here yesterday for the same_ place, and this morning
they were followed by.ariotticr•detachment:
London, England, 1802-08-19

men; 'Many of them will tie devoured by
,want and
misery. Disgust, and offers from Foreigners, watt.
have caused the emigration of the rest ! What
powerful considerations!.
We have sPo'(e- the truth; Government is
worthy twheat: it. We hope that the First Ma-
gistrate of the Republic will turn his paternal re.-
gards towards one. if the. most industrious depart-
ments,• to -the ,A''orksliops 'cf our manufacturers,that
.their labours may receive encouragement !
The IVO ;iIJ ,f.k.s only one favour,. that his hands
May be constantly etnploYtd, that his work may
suffice for supplying his wants. Then his wishes-
will be accompiidted."

SI:IP NEWS.

AV'ESEND, AUGUST 16.

Passed by—the Pion!, Ranter, from Memel ; Clupida,
-Dolanson, itoM .Rotteraani ;- and Vrow Tepproe,.Brale6,
from Groningen.
Sailed—the Providence, Patterson, for Pctersbu rgh ;
Mentor, Simpson, for lamaiea ; Duke of Bronti, Beale,. fix
Africa ; Alert, forD'unkirk ;- ionge Elizabeth, 13100[,tbr Catwyck; and -'l'l.ve G,ebroders, Vanderwill, for Rot—
terdam. _ _ _ _ _

A uG, 17. Passed; by---the Claud, Lane, from Dantzic ;
Vidory, —, from Bremen; Henrick, AlLh-
angel ; Edmunds, Davis, from Petersbufsh; Calypso,
from Dort; Vrow johanna,-Severn, from Rouen; ltobert
and Margaret, Gray, and Argo,, from 'Memel:
Sailed—the .John and Mary, Skinner, for Ostend ; Alex,
anderi -, for Savannah ; Thames, Wood, for New-
York; Harriott, Errington, for Havre ; and Jonge
Guyt,
,for Dort. • .

iII4R R LED.

Yesterday-morning,..at St. George's, 131oernsbury, George
Leckie, Esq. 'Or Finsbury-square, to Miss Eli zabetl4
daughter of-lohn Horner, Esq. of Edinburgh.
joseph-Wesston; Esq. merchant, to Mrs. Pew, wicloy of
the late Mr. john Pe'W, shipwright.
London, England, 1802-08-19

DIED.

On the 3d of July, at his house in Kingsw,:od,
near Bristol, Mr. Joseph ChUrchill, lately arrived from De-
merary.
At Antigtia, the lion. Walter Colquhoun; Member.of the
Assembly, inwhich situation the Huu. Thomas Scotland has
been elected.

Ravid Roberts, Esq. merchant, of a malignant 'fever.
Mr.-Richard Hunt,-of Falmouth, a very near retationt
his Excellency Mr. Liston, now Ambassador to the Fataviata
Republic. • •
Master Charlel Nanton, son of Richard Lovely Nantcig,
Esq.
. .
•_

r,' STOCKS.
London, England, 1802-08-19

SOHO MANUFACTORY.

'THE PUBLIC are, requested to observe, that
this MANUFACTORY CANNOT PPE SHEWN
in consequence of any Application or' Recommendation whit.
ever. Motives, both of a public and private nature, have
induced the Proprietors to adopt this measure, and they hope
their Friends will spare them the painful task of a refusal.
Soho, May zo, doz.
London, England, 1802-11-03

ROCHDALE CANAL SHARES.
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION,

At Mrs. Marriott's, the Roebuck Inn, in Rochdale, on Thuri-
day the t ith Noveinber, 1802, precisely at Four
in the Afternoon, subjeel to such Conditions as will then
and there be
.produced, and in such Lots as may be agreed
Upon at the tune of Sale ;
IGH FEEN ORIGINAL SHARES of tool.
1:4 each, and the half of one other such Share, in the
Rochdale Canal Navigation,
Further pat iculans may be known by applying to Mr.
Hamer, Attorney-at-Law, Rochdale.
London, England, 1802-11-03

TO BE LETT,

A, Comfortable FAMILY HOUSE, with Garden,
AZ Ponds, Lawn, Pastures,. and a quantity of Meadow
Land, sutfkient for the use of the House, most pleasantly
situate at and near to the rural Village of Friinley, cmiles
from Bagshot, in the County of Surrey, and .only 30 rrom
London, on the High !toad to Southampton by Farnham.
For further Paiti.;olats,,apply, if by Letter, postpaid, to
Mr. Birch, at h rimley, near Bagshot ; or at No. 6, in Chan-
cery-lane, London.

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This Day were published,

In Two Vols. Royal Quarto, price Four Giiineas, in boards,
'TABLES of the several EUROPEAN EX.
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London, England, 1802-11-03

NEW MEDICINE AC

At the only W.itenouse for Dr. JAMES'S POWDER,
No. 45 St. Paul's Church-yard London.

TliEfolloing MEDICINES are Sold, at the
PriLes annexed, including the Stamp Duties; and as
it is enacl-zd, that from the ist of September, tBoi, the
Stamps should be applied to all Proprietary Medicines, as
well for' Foreign, as for I I.4.nne- Consutnption, 'and as a con-
siderable Addition is made to the Stamps, on the articles of
niKner value, pr those in bulk, the. prices of Di% James's
Powder will be in future as. 9d. per Packet, or. 11. ss. 6d.
per Dozen ;_ but the quantity of a Dozen Packets in a Bot-
tle (as made up for the Army and Navy) may be had for
if. 4s. And, as by favour of 'the Commissioners of the
Stamp Office, Plates are prepared for Mr. Newbery's sepa-
rate use, with his Name engrayedjheach Stamp, the Public
will be Careful to observe, that the words; " F. NeWbery,
N0.:45, St. Paul's," are printed in the Stamps of 'all his
Medicines; and as it is presumed that this will be a suffi-
cient security against Counterfeits, his Signature on the
Labels on Dr. James's Powder will be discontinued from
henceforward. •

Stamps will 'be allowed gratis, as usual, to those who
purchase Half a Dozen or more at a time, of the lower
priced articles.
.r.• 3. • . . ri
Dr. James's Powder 2 9 Lozenges of Blois
Do. a Bottle - 24 o Freake'sTinel. of Bark 4 o
Analeptic Pills 4 6 Do. Huxham's 2 9
Do. large Box = 24 o English Coffee -• 2 9
Dr. Steer's Opodeldoc 2 6 Genuine Arquebusade 8 6
Do. Convulsion Oil - 2 6 Ormskirk Medicine's 8 6
Do. Camomile Drops 1 9 I nglish's Scots Pills ' t o
Do. Paregoric Lozenges z ti Essence of Peppermint t
Berry's Bilious Pills 4 6 Grant's Drops -
Dr. Austin's Chalybeate Dr. Hooper's Pills i 16
ditto ' 4 o Glass's Magnesia - 3 6
Dalby's Carminative I 9 Henry's Ditto z 6 •
EssenceolColtsfbot 3. 6 Norton's Drops - 5 6 ,
Cephalic Snuff - .o 9 'Spilsbury's Drops 5 6
Spence's Dentrifrice 4 a Dr: Solander's Tea z 9
(ones': Rheumatic Tiff- Greenough's Tineture t ri
ture 3, 6 Do. Tolu Lozenges t
N. 3. Stamps with' Mr. Newbery's Name are affixed to
the tint 'twenty Articles above enumerated; and as many
Persors, particularly Servants and Messengers, mistake his
House, he is under the necessity of pointing t.;ut; that it is
at the East End of St. Paul's, naregt to Cheapsicle;rand.
that it has a large White Stuccoed Front, on which these
Words are inscribed: " THE ONLY WAR EHOLISE
•
FOR DR.. fAMES's POWDER." •,
London, England, 1802-11-03

STATE LOTTERY OFFICE.

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next month, and that it will be advisable to lose
no time ir. purchasing Tickets and Shares, as they
will soon advance. The Scheme, which may he had
at.1401{./iSBY and CO.'s" ii.universally approved of.
Clubs and SOcieties lay their money out as they
colieei it, not waiting as in former Lotteries-until
two or three days before.l the Dzawing.-25,0001.
for the first-drawn Tickethas wOnderfUl attraOion;
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and 2.5,000 the fourth day, besides Capital Prizes
for every day's drawing. The last Lottery-was
quickly disposed of---Tiekets rose to an- extravar
gant priee„--The present' Lottery bids fair to sur-
pass every preceding Lottery.. .
- . Prizes raid.on Demand.
London, England, 1802-11-03

PARIS, OCT. 30.

The Minister of the Interior arrived at -Rouen,
on the 27th, at eight in the evening.
BERNE, OCT. 25.—Sixteen hundred men, of the
16th Demi-hrigade, have occupied the City of Bade.
Ile arrival of the French Troops has strangely
disconcerted the Agitators, who a short time be-
fore had positively asserted that they would not
enter Switzerland. The Government has certain
intormatidn that in the Cantons of Argovie and So-
/eiere the people are yet labouring in a counter-
revolptionary scheme, and howeve-r burdensome the
Presence of the French Troops may be to our Coun-
TrY, we cannot dissemble, that without them, we
should be still a prey to insurrection and anarchy.
General NE Y attended this morning the Sitting
of the Senate he manifested the most favourable
sentiments w the Helvetic Government, and assured
them that lie would give them every support in his
Power to re-establish public tranquillity. The Se_
'late have agreed to the Decree which follows. The
'nomination of the Deputies also took place this
morning. The choice fell. upon the Citizens RUT_
IiMAN, Pr nou, and MULLER-FRIEEBURG, a
'hoice which must he applauded by every wise man.
• In the Canton of Zurich, the system of persecu-
tion against the Patriots, is carried on with the
greatest rigour. Citizen RAM' set out yesterday for
-Basle, whence he will go to Zurich, where he will
Probably be preceded by some French Battalions.—
We are assured, that two Battalions stationed in the
Prickthal, have entered the Canton of Argovie, and
that they are directing their march towards Zurich,
of which place they are -to form the Garrison. We
flay then expect the cessation of those arrests which
now daily take place. Citizen Xalv 'AR BRONTJER,
the Author of some much-esteemed Works has been
lately
arrested, and exposed to the insults of the
triumphant party.
than Having proved, that for more
a year, he had taken no part in Political Dis-
cussions, he was liberated, but be has been exiled
for ever from the Canton of Zurich.
London, England, 1802-11-03

i I Rai' tit. THE I.ilP RO VED WORK,
ON FINE WOVE PAPER.
The Copper Plates 'in a very Superior Style to any hitherto
given. •
On the.fi•st instant was published, Price as. 6d.
[Embellished with the POrtrait of Mr. Richard Knight,
Huntsman to Earl Spencer, engraved by B.ond, from
Painting by. Marshall ; and an Etching of a Horse falling
from a Precipice ; the Design by Sartoriut, run.]
NUMBER,CXXI, of •-
E SPORTING MAGAZINE.
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WED NE SDA Y, NOVEMBER 3, iBoz.

DANCING.

PRIVATE TUITION.
IRISH, SCOTCH, FRENCH, and ITALIAN STE
MR. BURGH ALL respeftfully presents himself
to the notice of those who are desirous of acquiring
the PRESENT FASHION of DANCING. SCOTCH and
IRISH REELS, STRATHSPEYS, CHANTREUSE,
COTI LIMNS, MINUETS, the much admired
IRISH SINGLE and DOUBLE )IGS. '
COUNTRY DANCES, witha variety of EASY STEPS,
particularly the manner of introducing the IRISH ones, now
so fashionable, to 9-3 Tunes.
The Union • Hornpipe, also a NEW one, celebrated in
Ireland, called HIBERNIA.
Which with every requisite forthe BALL or DRAW IN G-
ROOM they may acquire in PEKI' EC F PRIVACY at
their own HOURS on reasonable Terms, at his ACADEMY,
ESTABLISHED.at his HOUSE,

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Boardin.: Schools, regularly attended. Iradies and Gentle-
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Country Masters may be accommodated with Pas-
Setils, Deux, and other Fancy Dances ; as also, in ad-
aiiion to me ORIGINAL ones, souse NEW Irish Steps.
`Mr. BO Rt.; HA LI- respedfully informs. his Friends. and
l'imits that t e Su is.:riplion-Bmik is .opened for the SE-
LECT'ASSEMBI.Y; to commence in November, and to be
acid at the E- MASt) N S"TAVERN, every other
TUESDAY,
.tor TWEEVI, EVENINGS.--Number of
Subscribers limit,d :lulations and Terms to be known
of Mr. BURGH., LL, at his 110,5 e.
The same UN EQUIVOCALLY ;SELECT , Plan and
E S ECTA BILE rY woictl ha ly*!en so-highly aptiroved,
will be nio.,t ST ICT LY .to ; and GRATE-
FULLY I NIP ESSE I) with i:.e sense of the ye. y liberal
Patronage Mr. BU RG HALL has su long expertence.i, his
best endeavours Will always o.: exerted to merit a continu-
ance it.
London, England, 1802-11-03

NUMBER 3159.1

with A
Ic Of
NaLne

THEATRE-ROYAL, DRURY-LANE.
TO-MORROW EVENING, Nov. 4., xBe2,
will be performed,
OTHELLO.
Duke of Venice, Mr MADDOCKS;
Brabantio, Mr. POW ELL ;
Gratiano, Mr. CAULFIELD ;
Lodovico, Mr:PACKER ;
Othello, Mr. POPE ;

tessri.

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in
'lllF:cr.(

Cassio, Mr. C. KEMBIIE ;
lap, Mr. BARRYMO RE ;
Roderigo, Mr. PALMER ;
Montano, Mr. HOLLAND ;
Desdemona. Mrs. POPE ; •
Emilia, Mrs. POWELL.
WITH

rtlov.4

°fled,

Lone
1, 'aria
kirk ;
in t 1
L

MIDAS,
Jupiter, Mr. SEDGWICK :
Juno, Mrs. HARLOWE ;
Apollo, Mr. KELLY ;
Pan, Mr.. CAt! IF) ELD.
Midas, Mr SUETT ;
Darneetas, Mr. WA TH EN ;
SiLeno, Mr. DIGNUNI ;
My sis, Miss TYR ER ;
Daphne, Mrs. MOUNTAIN;
ysa. WENTWoRT.
On EridaY, the CoMiss
medy of As You LikeH -1-t,; Rosalind
Mrs. Jordan with Midas.
tyn Saturdny, Tn, Merry Wives of Windsor ; the Part of.
Falstalt by Mr..Steptien Kemple (being his last performance),
livjth The Children it, the Wood.
On Mouthy, the Comedy ot The Wray to Keep Hilo.
.

con-'
and

THI.ATRE-ROY: L. COVENT-GARDEN.
TO-ML,RROW EVENING, Nov. +, s BQ2,
' will be pe ricu flied,
DELAYS AND BLUNDERS.

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With new Scenes and Dresses.
The Principal Characters by
Mr. LEWIS, Mr, MUNDEN,
Mr. FAWCETT, Mr. MURRAY, Mr. EMERY,
Mr. SI DDONS, jr.A DAVENPORT, Mr. SIMMONZ.
Mrs. LITCHI- I LLD, Mrs H. JOHNSTON,
Mrs. H. SIDDONS, and Mrs. MATTOCKS.
The PROLOGUE to be spoken by Mr. BRUNTON.
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THE REVIEW.
I C 3! II Friday, Mr Cooke will perform the Charaaer of
aiazet, in the Tragedy of Tamerlane.
On Saturday, Delays and Blunders, with Hartford Bridge.
On Monday, the Open of The Cabinet.
„To give the Public as much variety as possible, the New
Comedy will be aeled only three Nights a Week in future,
‘vhich will be Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday.
‘.A new Musical Drama, in Two Aets, called A Tale of
AlYStety, is in rehearsal, and will speedily be productid, with
MIN Scenery, new Music, and Dresses. '
London, England, 1802-11-03

TO BE DISPOSED OF BY PRIVATE CONITRACT,
TF LEASE of a pod FAMILY HOUSE for
Twenty Years, lately fitted up in the Modern Style,
and situated at the Entrance of a good Market Town in the
County of Essex, on an agreeable Eminence, near the Turn-
pike-road, and replete with every convenience for a Genteel
Family; comprising a very good Cellarage in the ground-
floor, a Breakfast-Parlour, Dining and Drawing-Room,
Store Closet, convenient Kitchen, Scullery, and Brewhouse,
four comfortable Bed-Chambers, and Servants' Apartments
in the Attic. The detached Offices consist pf a Store-Room
and Chamber over the same, a Two-Stalled Stable, Chaise,
Wood, and Coal-House, Dog's Kennel, Piggery, and Court-
yard, a Well of fine Water at the Kitchen-door, a piece of
Ground for drying Linen, together with a Shrubbery leading
to the Garden, of half an acre, planted with the choicest
Fruit, interspersed with Shrubs and Flowers; the whole
forming a most agreeable and delightful Situation, in a gen-
teel Neighbourhood, where Fox-hounds and Harriers are
kept, and within Fifty Miles of the Metropolis.
For further Particulars, inquire of Messrs. Oliver and
Sons, Audioneers, Sudbury, Suffolk, to whom all letters,
post-paid, will be duly answered.