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The Sun.
London, England, 1802-07-20

irr the LONDON GAZETTE, July 17, 11302

War-Ofce, :14 17, 1..?t,2,

4th Regiment of Dragoon Guards, Cornet H. Le Grange
Vougan td be Lieutenant, without purchase, vice Broinc,
who retires.

17th Regiment of Light Dragoons, Cornet De Lancey Bar-
clay to be Lieutenant, by purchase, ' vice Werge, pro-
moted. _ .

28th ditto, Captain Charles Peter Hay; from the 26th Light
Dragoons, to be Captain, vice David Hay, who retires on
Halt-pay of the 26th Light Dragoons. Lieutenant Edward
Moore, frornqialf-pay, to be Lieutenant, vice Lamont,
who exchanges.
2oth ditto, Captain John Hunt, from the Half-pay of the 7th
Light Dragoons, to be Captain of a Troop. '
gth Regiment of Foot, Ensign John Harvey Oliney, from the
85th Foot, to be I.ieutenants_ by purchase, vice Hanslip,
prompted. •
lith ditto, Lieutenant John Camphell, from•the soth Foot,
to be Captain, by purchase, vice Byrne, who retires..
14th Regiment of loot; Benjamin H. Junck, Gent. to be.
Ensign, by purchase, vice Gosselin, promoted.
15th ditto, Captain Charles Morrice tube Major, by purchase,
vice Myers, promoted in the 62d Foot.
32. d ditto, Lieutenant Thomas .MacMahcin, from the
.loth

Foot, to be Lieutenant. • • ,
.34th ditto; Ensign Thomas Hogarth to be %,ieutenant, by
purchase, vice Wallace, promoted in the gth Foot.
36th ditto, Ensign Sampson Stawell to b e Lieutenant, by
purchase, vice Shaw, who'retires, •
40th ditto, Major Arthur Gore; from the Caithness High-
landers, to be Major, vice Boland, -deceased. .
43d ditto, Lieutenant John Scafe, from the gth Foot, to be
Lieutenant, vice Proetor, who retires onlHalf-pay of the
gth Eoot.
52d ditto, Lieutenant Robert Henry Dingley to be Captain,
by purchase, vice Sir George Ogilvy, who retires. •
.6oth ditto, Assistant-Surgeon Robert Nl' Intyre from the
ith Foot, to be Surgeon, vice Kilgour, deceased.
•63cl ditto, Francis Cashel!, Gent. to be EnSign, by purchase,
vice Norton,
.promoted in the 69th Foot. •
87th Foot, Ensign Henry, Browne to be L,ieutenant, by pur-
chase, vice Jefferis, promoted in the 6oth Foot.
3d West India Regiment, Captain Lord Charles Bentin. ck,
from the 29th Foot, to be Major, by purchase„, vice Cot-
ter, who retires.
sth ditto, John D. C. Mackay., Gent. to be Ensign, without
purchase, vice Quinn, who has beds superseded.
Roxburgh Gentlemen and Yeomanry Cavalry.
. _

William Elliott, Esq. to be Major-Commandant, 'vice Ru-
therford, who resigns.
William Elliott, Esq. to be Captain, vice Ogilvie, who re-
signs.

lEddORANDUM

The appointment of Struve, Gent. to be Assistant Sur-
, peon in-the York HusSars, vice Riviere, removed to the
rAth Light Dragoons, as stated in the Gazette of the z6th
Niay, has.not taken place.
Ensign Henry Galbraith, of the 4zd Regiment of Foot, is su-
perseded, being absent without leave.
Ensign William Slays, of the zd West India ,Regirnpnt, is
superseded.
ER R. A rust in the Gazette of the Loth instant. •
loth West India Regiment,
For Williarii Skipton, Gent. to be Adjutant, vice G. H.
Skipton, drreased,
Read William Skipton, Gent...to be Adjutant, vice G. H.
Skipton, who resigns.,
London, England, 1802-07-20

NumBER 3068.]

VAUXHALL.
Under the Patronage of Flis Royal Highness the Pa tvca
WALES.
THIS PRESENT EVENING, July zoth, 1802,
'ILL BF,
A MAGNIFICENT GALA.
.When Mons. GA RNERIN will exhibit
A GRAND FIRE BALLOON.
'And Mons. RUGG I ERI, the cerebrated Artist, from
Paris, that Brilliant
DISPLAY OF FIRE-WORKS,
- Sp- lately approved or by the CHIEF CONSUL.
Admittance Five Shillings.
Mr. GARNE RIN having signified, that if the present
inclemency of the weather continue this Balloon cannot as-
cend, the Public are respectfully informetP; that due no-
tice will be given thereof before Two o' Clock.

IS it a thirst for Admiration ? Is it what I thought
,s- but my own phrenzy, or is it THAT YOV NEVER LOVID ?
My first Vow has been, WILL be, kept to my
end !—Why praise that Charseter which encountered
Seerning Dead: and its ato Terrors, to keep its Faith
Sacred ? You,' —r you who are not proof against the
al ightest bars of Time and Absence !
Oh ! the " foldings of these Rose Leaves !"
()n
Whom was the last gaze from the Churchyard 'bent ?
NOt ar
Votla's Maid; yet THAT Shadow moo ItN'D

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IF will send 'his Address to China Terrarf.,
his Apparel, arid Aids for hiS Journey, will be provided.
is desired to write himself; and communicate his Plan:
London, England, 1802-07-20

COAL EXCHANGE.;

Best Coals, in the Pool, per Chaldrpn ' 425. od.
Delivered to Housekeepers at . -' . 5 is. od.
Secoid Sort, per ,C haidron - 375. od.
Delivered to Housekeepers at - 465,. od.
Inferior sorts cheaper in proportion. .
London, England, 1802-07-20

NEW PARLIAMENT.

MEMBERS RETURNED. •
BA Nuot,r, July 16=Sir BrodrickChinnery.. '
COUNTY OF Lor:Großn, July 16—Hon.•: Thomas New-
comer', Sir-Thomas Fetherstone, Bart.
Mogmon-rHSHIR.E, July i9—General jas. Rooke, Charles
Morgan, 'Esq.-

CONTESTED ELECTIONS. ,
NORFOLK, July 19---54 r. Coke - - -421 g
' Sir Jacob Astley • - - , 3514
Col. Wodchouse - - 3455
Adjourned.

KENT, July 17-Mr. Honywood, - - 4365
Sir Edw. Knatchbull - 3695
• Sir Wrn. Geary - - - 3656
• Adjourned..
CARMARTIIENSHIRE, July 16—Mr. Williams - 228
r. Paxton - 87
July 17—Mr. Williams - 482
Mr. Paxton -34 t
Adjourned.

MIDDLESEX ELECTION.
London, England, 1802-07-20

SHIP NE WS.

GRAVI.SEND, JULY Ig,

Passed by—the Quebe6 Frigate, and the John and Tho.
mas, Leach, from Jamaica ; Kingston Packet, Christie,
from Trinidad; Hannah, Shadforth, from Demerara ; Friend-
ship, Rossi from Barbadoes ; Oak, Atkinson, from the
Cape of Good Hope; Hunter, Stevens, from Dantzic ;
Standard, Storr, from Petersburgh ; ,Thomap, Jones, from
;Dublin; Spring, During, and St. Vincent's, Smith, from
Malta ; Efrattbeth, Ross; Hainbro', Borse ; •Horwedge,
—, and DieGutta, from.Hainbro".
Sailed—the Birmingham Packet, Cockran, for Charles-
town ;, William, Smith, for Grenada ; Eliz'a„- Dunn, for
St. Thorria's ; Weymouth, Weldon, for Smyrna; Chester,
Penny, for Dublin ; Draper, M` Donald, for Londonderry ;
Zephyr, -, for Cibraltir ; Edmund, Laws, for St. Sc.
bastion's ; Robert and Sarah, Wilson, lbr.Naples; Jacoba,
Spandernon, for Antwerp ; Britannia, and Martin,
for ambro'.
London, England, 1802-07-27

4.II4ERN'ESS, jvLy

THIS day the ilriadne was paid at—stbe Great
Note, and in the afternoon the.Kite_ Brig, and:Bold
Gun-bria, sailecrwith a fair wind, for their station
between. Leith and Tvnemouth Haven to look
._• , •
after c.:thugglers,

GALA ON THE MtDIVA.y.--This being
the dayappointed foi opening the Oyster Grounds
in the River Medway, belonging- to the City ,of
'Rochater,' the two new Members of Parliament
for that City, _Sir SIDNEY SMITH and Mr.
HULKES, attendea by the Mayor, Aldermen,
and about forty Sail of diarent Vessels and. ;flea_
sure -80a..s down "the Medway before the
wind, With coloutS flying, and, in general, fill-
ed with well-dressed company. They brought up
off Shternes C_'-iltrrison about one o'clock, where
th-ey still continue; but will,returi, with the flood
tide, which 'is just settit,-4-in. Sir SoNey has a
_beautiful Schooner, on bbajid sof cti iticli, and of the
Commissioners Yacht, thcre.rela 'great many La_
dies and Gentlemen, ['he aplin;-arance of the Regatta
its very pleasing, and as the weather is favourable,
it is hopel this little fleet will meet with no acci-
dent on its return, to damp the ple2isoles'of the day.

Orders were received on Friday at Plymouth,
by gear-Admiral DACRES; from, the Admiralty
and -Navy Boards, for the Master Attendant of the
Dock-yard to get 'prepared moorings in Hamoaze
and the River Tamer, for the reception of
Gibraltar, 84 guns,, Captain KELLY
,Dragapi,
guns, Capt. A LME? ; Superb, 74.•zups,
Capt. KEATS, hburly expeeted from Gibraltar to
that Port, tp be stripped, paid off; the Crews dis-
charged, and laid up in ordinary, Ordets also were
received to the different Officers of the Dock-yard,
Gun.:wharf, Keyhand point; and ViEtualling Office,
to receive their naval stores, cannon,, powder and
shot, and provisions and spirits.
London, England, 1802-07-27

APERSON of -the- age'of Thirty, is desirous of
a SITUATION under. GOVERNMENT.- Any
.1-ady, 6rVentieritgn.who'carlaccominodate the Advertiser, he
will m ike them a proper Compensation for the same.
A line addressed W. H. at Mr. Corn's, Shoe-maker, St.
~arri7 .tat
London, England, 1802-07-27

pE4L;.I jviii 26.

LATE yesterday evening the. DayidScott,Cpuntry
Ship, from Bombay, arrived in the Downs ; and
this morning she proceeded to the River.
When the David Sect/ sailed from St. Helena,
she left there the Henry Dundas, and Earl lime,
both 61 which intended to leave the Island for Eng_
land two days after the departure of the David
Scott.
London, England, 1802-07-27

WEYMOUTH, JULY 2g.

THEIR MAJESTIES and the PRINCESSES last
night
_honoured the. Theatre, with their presence;
accompanied by His Royal Highness the Dom,. of
GLOUCESTER.—The Performances, were " The
Iron Chest," and the Farce of ." Fortune's Frolic."
This Morning, after breakfast, the ROYAL. FA.
MILY rode' in their carriages to Church, where
they-heard a most excellent discourse delivered by
The Rev. A. THOMPSON, Preacher at the Magdalen.
Hospital (London), from Saint Paul's First. Epistle
to Timothy, and part of the 4th verse. •

After
.the Service the Roy AL FAMILY, returned
to the Lodge.
1
, -its Royal h
Highness the J,ict Of, GLotICEsTiR
Walked 'home with ColotjefrY'lrlztto•ir and. CART-
WRIGHT. • • • ' '

!f,

The EarI'of,LIVERPoOL IS, Clerk of the Fells in
Ireland, which place he bought a great many years
ago of the Hon. CHARLES Fox. •
We are glad to find that. ColOnel HANGER, with
a latil,thie zeal for his charaler, has vindicated him-
self t.rnn the .unjust and odious charge:of having
supnorted the Canvass of Sir FRANC Is 13(..TRDETT.
It is reported, that it was throngh petticoat in..
.flzuwee, that Mr. Fox was induced to stand again
'for Westminster. He himself wished peaceably to
retire from Public Life, but a certain Lady .would
not hear of it.

The Officers at Gibraltar, it is said, are buttoned
up from Ihe chin to the waistband; a circumstance
that ;,..:uA contribute much to their tomfortiin a
di:l%lre, where the thermometer is commonly at 93
degrees.

While the KING of PRITSST A ryas 04111iS late jour..
,ney; ariofficer fell at his feet, to request he wouid
perinit him.to marry, and. declared at the same time,
'that the' Atioman he loved did not possess the for..
.tune
prescribed by the The King replied,-
that, .he could not grant a permission -contraiilO
law. ..:The ..o4Cer perSeveretl,:- and 'declared,: that
the person he loved was pregnant, --and't hat as a man
of honour he could not abandon her. - To which the
King answered; "'wait until I hilve inatic.st?llle-in-
quiries.:;" and a few daYs-after,. the King "sent, 11; in
as a present. the sum. necessary t!.c,orilit?g to law, to
:authorize his -*marriage, u•isliirio-4.4.,at. the same
time happiness in his new s(tte:-
• ' i In
It was the eastern of
.tli.ciyi.iftriez4l 17,rench.Re..
• .
r.!), their. Argirshpftpr. the. name of
the,..Countries .they meant, to conquer,sroeh. as the
Army:of-Engin-3d, tile Army. .of Irelar.l,7of Egypt,
&c. it an?e45',.., the prosetit
_Coi:,eriirnent
toli-ouCt s;ttne p-rinciple in the,instituti,y.n of the
Legion of llnir.jo We hope it will not pravf-.! to
them the same as the pfirpi ,t.• 4 Land, they
qever wiil eaCli,. •
London, England, 1802-07-27

NumBER 3074.]

VICTORY OF SIR RALPH ABERCROMBY.
LYCEUM.

• NOW OPEN,
Pr-lE.EXHIBITION of an extensive HISTO-
RICALPic-rußg, -painted by ROBERT' KER
rSORTER, executed upon the same grand scale as the
mi
,Storng of Seringapatain and the Siege of Acre, and corn-
Prehending,' at one view, the most. striking and interesting
Points of contest betwden the English a. d French Forces, on
the mernorable..2 Ist. of March, rot, at the
BATTLE OF ALEXANDRIA. _ _

Descriptive Sketches to be I;a7lat-ilie Place of Exhibition,
Which will be open,every day, from Nine 6' Clock till dusk.
Admittance One-Shilling: int .
London, England, 1802-07-27

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TotheGENTLEMF.N,CLERGY, and FREEHOLDERS

of the COUNTY of LINCOLN.

GENTLEMEN,
•
AGAIN raised by your partiiil Suffrages' to'the
. distinguished lionour of one .of your .Representatives
in Parliainent ; allow me to assure you, I- feel the highest
sense of obligation, and the most unfeigned gratitude for the
attainment of it-

It shall be nay constant endeaVour to preserve your Ond
opinions, by. a faithful discharge of. the high Trust repos,2d
in me; and you may be assured, 'that my attention shall be
particularly deVoted to the Interests of the County ,oi Lin-
coln. _

I have the Honour to be, .
With grateful Respecis and Attachment,
• • ' - . % Gentlemen, ' •
Your obliged and obedient Servant,
Istormanton Park, GILBERT HEATH COTE.

. --
•NEW PANORAMA, Ft:UV-MARKET.
THE Public arerpetiffkily informed,: . that ,this
Panorama' exhibiting a G RAN D. VIEW of the CITY
of PARIS and Environs, is iiow open.for pablic inSpedion;
painted from Drawin# Made on the NOrth West Tower of
the Metropolitan Church of Notre Dame, since the Signing
of the Preliminaries of Peace, by J.A.s..DE MA Rietti• will
confinue open from Ten till dusk Admittance
K. 13. A Person regularly attends to 'explain the Pi&nres.
London, England, 1802-03-17

2.4.vrRrIPTCr ENLARGED,

May I. Richard Amber, of Old Brentford, Ealing, timber.
mcrcnant, at ten, at Guildhalt.

BANKRUPTS.

Peter Hunter, of Purharn, money-scrivener, to, surrendel
April 5,6, a% twelve, and 27, at five, at the-Red-Lion,.
Durham. Attornies, Mr. Castle, Durham; or Messrs.
Rain, and Wrangharn, Seetking- lane.
Robert Maunder, of ENeter, wine-merchant, March 2i, and
April 8, ;7, at eleven, at the-Neve London Inn, Exeter.
Attornies, Messrs. &tics and Gullett, Exeter ; or. Mr.
Sykes, New. Inn, LondOn.
Griffith Williams, late of Tooley.street, Southwark, cheese.
monger, March 23,30, and April 27, at teir at Guildhall. At-
tornies, Messrs. Parker, Palmer, and 'Cuppage, Essex-
street, Strand.
Joseph Mills, of Micclesfielcl, hai-minufaciurer, March 27,
and April 3, a 7, at ten, at Guildhall, London. Attornies,
Messrs. Sudlow and. RiLhardson, Monument-Yard, .Lou-

don.
lopeph Harris, of HOlywell-street, Strand, salesman,
23, 30, and April- a 7, at ten, at Guildhall. Atturnies Mr.
Bexwell, Little George..street, Minories, and' Mr. Keys,
lames's•coust,•Bury-street, Saint Mary A
Axe.
DIVIDENDS.

April 6. William Field,- of Streatham, Surrey, viaualler,
at ten, at Guildhall, London.
April S. Cha- Stockwell, of Shelf, parish of Halifax, York-
shire, scribbling-miller, Charles Hemingway, of Leeds,
said county, presser,' James Hay, of Shelf aforesaid, farmer,
Samuel Stockwell, of Halifax aforesaid, yeoman, John,
Baker, of Leeds aforesaid, dyer, and John Rogerson, of
the same place, dyer, at ten, at the White Lion Inn, in
Halifax aforesaid.
Alva 12. Thomas Willis, the younger, late of Roberts-
bridge, Sussex, iron-worker, at eleveni at the Six Bells,
in Northiam, Sussex.
April S. Joseph Aris and William Taylor, of Oxford, corn-
dealers, at ele I en, at the King's Head Inn, Coventry.
April 7. Thomas Farmer, late of Coventry, sadler, at eleven,
at the King's Head Inn, CoVentry,
April 14. lames Knowles, late of Greenhead, Hudders-
field, Yorkshire, merchant, at ten, at the White Swan
Inn, Huddersfield.
April 30. Matthew Charley, of Tokenhouse-yard, -London,
factor, at twelve, at Guildhall.
April 10. Abraham Wood, late of Scotland-yard, White-
hall, Middlesex, viaualler, at ten, at Guildhall.
April 24. Jolin.Birkett Wienholt, Old Swan, London, tuff:.
chant, at one, at Guildhall.
CERTIFICATES. -

April 6. Miles Burkett, of Grays -Thurrock, Essex, and
Three Cranes Wharf, soap manufnaurer.
Robert Wakeman, of Birmingham, Warwick, plater.
Mik.liael Clark, of Mundy's Coliee-houze, Maiden-lane, Co-
vent-garitm, victualler., •
Edward Bride, late of Duke-street, Artillery-ground, Mid-
dlesex, dyer.
London, England, 1802-03-17

go EXCHANGE,

Marc,' Ike

Tx IS day our Market was tolerably supplied ;
but few Buyers. Wheats, from the latz short sup-
plies, maintained their prices. Fine • Oats, very
moderate ; and inferior sort 3 is. cheaper. Flour as
before:
Wheat -64 s 74s a S6s od Beans (new) 305 a 345 6d
Fine do. - 875 a 905 od Tick ditto - 2.ss a 32s e'i
Malt - 445 485 a sos od , Oats - - xss a 2IS od
Fine do: - sts a 525 6d Poland do. 1.25 a 23s 6d
13atley - 405 a 435 od Rape Seed 321 a 351 per last
Rye - - - 405 a 445 0d Fine Flour 6;s a 68s per sack
•
White Pease 385 a 45s od Second do. 60s a 655 per do.

This morning a Thad, Mail arrived.--It con,
tains no new article of intelligence.
Two 11a4urgb.11-141s remain doe..
THEi/t MAJESTIES and the PRINCESSES on
Monday dined at Frogmore Lodge.
A Paper of this.inorning states, that advises were
yesterday received by M. ar-ro, containing an ac_.
count of the arrival of the French Peet at St. Do-
mingo, and that General LECLERC had landed with.,
'out opposition.

Yesterday a Court of Direaoirs was held at the
East India House for the purpOl:e of Opening pc.
kets and reading dispatches received by the Gear-
glaira Packet.
The Georgiand arrived at Portsmouth the rgth
-inst.—sailed from Bengal the a Ist Oaoher, and
from St. Helena the loth January—parted with the
Lord Thur.low, on the Line, the 29th January.

The Lfird Phurlow left Madras the 18t1; Oc-
tober, with the S4O/k, Man of War, and. the
Prince, with French Prisoners. ,The latter was
missing on the zgth a!tober —the French took
possession of the Ship on the 3oth, and arrived
with her at the He of France the 20th November.
The Officers and Crew were very civilly treated
there, and were to be sent from thence to the
Cape. On the fist December spoke the Eu;:yelice
Frigate carrying out news of the Peace.
The True Briton and Princess Charlotte sailed
from Madras to Amboyna, convoyed by the S:billefi
on the t Sth Oaober.

The outward-bound China Fleet were spoke with
by the Union, Rice Ship, on the. rsth October, ire
lath 5. S. and long. gi. 30. E. steering for the
Straits of Malacca.
London, England, 1802-03-17

DEAL, MARCH i 6.

SAILED the Vixen Gun-vessel, on a Cruize ; and
the Automatilli CURTIS, from fingal, for the River.

SHEERNESS, MARCH 16.

ARRIVED His Majesty's Sloops Diligence, and
Aintzo, from Yarmouth:
A Court-Martial was held yesterday, and by ad-
journtnent this day, at the Nore, on board the
Bet-schemer, ReAr-Admiral Ro w i. EY PfeSiLtit, on
Lieut. TaumAs GAttom AD: MARSHALL, of that
Ship, for charges of Drunkenness, Neglect of Duty,
Sleeping on his Watch, and Disobedience of Orders ;
exhibited by Capt. Fit As ER of the said Ship ; when
the Court was of opinion, that the two first Chargei,
were proved ; that- the Charge of Disobedience of
Orders was proved in part; and that the other Charger
of Sleeping on his Watch, is not. proved ;• and
adjudged him to be. dismissed His Majesty's Ship
Berschermer.
London, England, 1802-01-25

THE OPERA.

AingasTheatrfit
ON Saturday night iingiolina was•performeclito
crowded and brilliant Audience. The Trio with;
out accompaniment, was received with unbounded
applause, and encored; indeed this Morceau is one
of the happiest of SALIERI'S pen. VINCI Via:
much better in voice—Vl GANONI, as usual, elegant:
in his Cavatina, and luckily ROVEDINO'S goir
was in charaaer, so that in fad he limped to some
purpose. The Ballet was La File Mal Gardel'.
Much as we have to lament the absence of the fas'
cinating PAR ISOT, we could not but feel ourselves
highly gratified by the performance of LABoll
and his wife in this Ballet : indeed the acing
the latter, is equal to any thing we have ever Or;
nessed in the Pantomimic line, arid places her vets
high in the art of expressing the feelings of the
heart without the aid of the tongue. The pubPC
opinion, coincided with ours, by giving her the rri"
bute of welt. earned applause ; and we trust;o!,
shall again be delighted by the • repetition of this •
Ballet, as it is probable that when the talents of
PAR ISOT and Hi LT, IGSIS ERG are again united in thi
promised new Ballet, La Fille Mal GardEet_,7
Madame LA BORI E, will be consigned to the shelf
ST. PIERRE, whom we greeted on his re-apPes;
ante at this Theatre, is the best Grand Cousin
know. We were korry to, see t!ie Stage inundate.o
by Box lobby Loungers from the Theatres ; it i
inconceivable how young men who. will: no bear
the investigation of light, should thus expose therf;
selves to the sneers of Fashion, and the hisses of
Gallery:
' A Jew Was privately examined* them L°l4OE a
MAYOR on Saturday, for uttering forged note"
the Bank of England, which he so:a by the doiec
at a cheap rate. He had been apprehended by the
Bow-street Officers', but 'they were stopped by do
City Officers, ati. haying no 'light to apprehenclg
the City. The LORD MAYOR complained of CPs
breach of the City's privileges, and Mr. ItiEvi"
Chief Clerk at explained on the part o
Sir RIC-iiistp FORD.,

I
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London, England, 1802-01-25

• TOIIE SOLD,'
THE PERPETUAL ADVOWSON of a Large
and Valuable VICARAGE, with a probability of
early Presentation, situated in adesirable Part of Berkshire.
Further particulars may be known of Messrs. Kent, Cla-
ridge, and Pearce, Craig's-court, Whitehall, London.

TO BE SC ID BY .PRIVATE CONTRACT,.
THE ADVOWSQN and NEXT PRESENTA-
TION of a Valuable RECTORY, situate- in the
most delightful part of the County of Dorset, within a.tew
miles of Blaridford, and about Zoo miles from London ; con-
sisting of a good Dwelling-house, with suitable Office's,
Carden, and Orchard,' and Is Acres 'of Glebe Land, in ex-
cellent condition ; together with,,the whole Tythes bf ,the
Parish, sithjea to the lite of the present Incumbmt, who is
between so and 6o years of age.' There is a .Very fine Fisher}
in the Neighbourhood, and the Country abounds with Carne.
For further particulars'apPly- to Mr. Jahn Dessei Solicitor,
Breams-buildings, Chancery-lane. •

FRINILEY-WASTE LANDS: -
By Order of the Contrnisioners, under the. I nclosure
• - TO BE SOLD BY 'AUCTION,
On Monday; the-Sth Day of February, iSoz, at the White

Hart Inn, Frimly, in the County of Surrey, •
Py Messrs. HODSKINSON and Co.'
AIIOTMENTS of LAND, Two whereof
S ar.e.near the Golden Farmer, and Four otherS• are adjoin-
ing to theßasingstoke Canal ; the whole containing sod Acres;
or thereabouts.

Pririted Particulars may be had of Mr. Small piece; Stoke,
near Guildford, Surveyof ; at . Mr. Murnford's,,
street, Hattori-girden, Surveyor; Messts. Hanoti and Birch,
Chancery-laue
_Solicitors. • . ,
London, England, 1802-12-31

DIED.

On Wednesday evening, at his Brother's House, in Berners-
street, Wm. Henry Campbell, Esq. of Liston Hall, in the
County of Essex.
Last week, at Hampton-court, John D'Aigremont, Esq.
late of the Adelphi.
On Sunday last, the wife of Mr. Quarles Harris, of
Crutched-fliars, Mem . „

GIL

~e.,Tct - :r-i-f-c•
4:57,5' :c YE:sTrrtpAY.
Bain ...Lock i adia Stock
Na )11'per Cent. slit i S,iuth Sca Stock
;re Cent.l79-, Tc1.37,:12:i i I.4cheq. Bills to dis.
Ikst Iris 5k C r ent. 0:T ll' Intabie, ditto prem.
4 peLent. Con. 6.1,- 6 ' 3 Exche(pie.r Bills dis.
3 per ent. tZcd, -"I'A:,,- . --,4 rimittin ..41 dis.
3 per C it. Cu.,, shut- Inver. 3 per Cent.
()an. Sc:ip ....._ Ditto Ann. '
haul:).. Ann. zo 5-16 itiattk for opening
r.)itto Short Ann. India for Ace.'
!)itto Scrip fff Cons. tor Opening 7:3ii

AMERICA.
. .
MYERS and PIII LIPS,
Ko. rtr, Water-street, City and State of New-York, in
North- America, Audionei:.rs and Brokers, duly appointed
and commissioned by Law, for the City aforesaid,
MAKE.a Tender of their Services tp the Manu-
facturers and Merchants of Europe, in the Commis-
sion Line, and inform them, that Stores and every other con-
venience is prepared for the rei:eption of Goods', 'Wares, and
Merchandise consigned to their Address, fortither Pubiic or
Private `.3ale.

They Purchase and Ship all kinds of American and
ProduCe on Oid,:rs.

• From several '}dears ekpenenee in the above line of Busi-
ness, those who favour them with their Commands will find
them solicitous to promote the interest of their Employers.

'DROPSY.

ALADY, 2ged about 48, the mother of several
children, having a long time laboured under a peculiar
Species of Dropsy, attended with confirmed Ascites, and
Anasarcas, and which, after various remedies had been in-
efli:Ctually prescribed, was rxronotanced incurable, desires thus
Publicly to communicate her. case ; and, for. the satisfaction
..)t- such as may be afflicted with a similar disorder, to ac-
quaint them, that she was perfeetly cured by Mr. Luxmoore,
of Southampton-building, Holborn, London,. (late Surgeon
at Uxbridge,) v. here this patient's address may (on proper
,application; be referred to.
N. B. No Letters, unless Postpaid,,will be received.
London, England, 1802-12-31

~s~ 1
A r 4 'R

SILT fiTEWS.

GRAVESEND, DEC. 29..
Passed by—file Birmingham, Lewen,'lram BAtirnbre ;
Galen, Hinckly, from Boston-; Amphion, Wright 4 from
Jamaica; Roebuck, Burnett, from Demerara ; ihraltar,
Weekg,from Watcrlord ; Fletcher, Boswell, from I\TJwfound-
land ; Hope, Appleton' from Dublin; Virginia, Dauberg,
and Jupiter, Law, from New York.
Sailed—the Lady Mackworth, Erich, for Jamaica Small-
bridge, Way, for Malaga ; Catharine, Coats, for Mogadore;
Ceres, for Bourdeaux ; Flora, Robinson, and long
Johanne, —, for Hamburgh.

R IRTII.
On Mondiy, in Abingdon-street, Westminster, the wife
of John Bellamy, jun. Esq. of a Son.

MARRIED.

On 'rue's('lay last, at tVandsworth, Surrey, Charles Wat-
kins, of the Middle Temple, London, ' Esq. to Miss Mary
Will iams, second daughter of the Rev. Thomas Williams,
Vicar of Ahlfriston, in Sussex. ' _

On Friday. last, Mr. Christopher Perkins, of Henrietta-
street, Covetit-garden, to Miss Williams, ooly dai;ghter of
Thomas Williams, Esq.'of Torhay-House, Landilo, Car_
marthens h i re.

At. Aberdeen, on Mondak Capt,:... -Gilbert, cad
Regiment, to Mis's Grant Drumben, neicc of the late. Col.
lames Grant, 49th Regiment. ,
At Edinburgh, on Tuesday se'nnight, Mr. Adam Bogle,
merchant in Glasgow, to 'Miss Jean [ramie, daughter of the
late M. James merchant, in Mauchline. •
London, England, 1802-12-31

WANTED TO RENT,

NV—ln-TIN- not more than Fifty 11 not
Miles,
V V less than fifteen or twenty Miles- from London, a
good FAMILY HOUSE Unfurnished, With appropriate
Buildings, and from ar) to Ro-Acres of Land.
Apply to Mr. Steward, SurFy-street, Norwich,- Norfolk.
London, England, 1802-10-04

LONDON, OCTOBEl? 4, 18os.

WE this morning received the Moiziteur of the
3oth ult.; it is .completely barren of intelligence.
,The French Funds have declined to 70.

The KING will hold a Levee St. James's
Palace on Wednesday next.

The QUEEN will hold a Drawing-Room it St.
James's Palace on Thursday next, for the- first time
this' season, when it is-expe6led that'lrd
wo tit-ix" will take leave of HER MAJESTY previous
to his tle.parture fur Paris.
MAJESTIES will reside at Kew' Palace
during the greater 'part of the present week.
Her.Ro.yal Highness the Pa tNms of ttrALEs is
eve.,(:;.l.cd at Rainham, in Norfolk, on a visit to the
Marquis and Marchioness TowNsHEND.

The second Lieutenant-Colonels of all regiments
of the line, arc, it is said, to he reduced on the 24,th
December. The second Majors, we uncierstapd,
ure to he continued." ,
-
•We likewise hear that all- additional Lieutenants
belonging lathe three regiments of. Guards' are to
be reduced on the 34th inst. excering a few, who
are to remainas-E.nbi2,ns, until vaCaneies may offer
without purchase.: , , _

. _
The corps of yeomanry Cavalry of Norfolk
R.:angers were tuusered on Thur,day the' t7rh ult.
and four' following days, pur,nant to MI of Par_
liment ; their Major, the Marquis of Townshend,
attended thetn'on the giound each day ; the three
first on flempton.Qreeti. • On Sunday, after run,ter,
tifvy proceeded to' church, and on Monday they
w:ere,,e4grt4ined with a. dinuer Ra.inharn, ,Nhen
The day was spent with the greatest hartnony and

N Y,l L :v1 EIP S.

PLY r()r.riw, Oct,. z.

SA r LE D the glenmore Frigate and Chafers Stoop►
of War, on a Cruize.

PORTSIIIOO7II, Oct*. z.

TErs Ata/ante Sloop of 'Wm., Captain TJTAsg.
FIELD, has sent into this Port. t Smuggling V‘ssel,
laden ‘'viili.l2,6o, kegs of spirits, and a quantity of
tobacco, &c.
Ai-rived the Orion, MEYEz, frlin Cronstadr.
Sailed the Cro,v,Priace Frederlck, for Norway.
London, England, 1802-10-04

OFFICE OF THE IkEFECTURATE.

Lausanne, Sept. 20.
. Government has informed the- National Prefea,'
that on the evening of the I Bth, after a cantionatle
of an hour, which produced little circa,
triAnt'n, Commander in Chief of the-Helvetic: Troops
as Berne concluded alter being authorised for that

Ergliose,_ with `the Chief of the imurgertts,--ift the
,lr°oCof that 'lown,• the Plowing Convention.
4.4'e.l.Viembers of, ;Government have consequently-
decreed, that they will repair hither with a part of
those employed in the different Offices. The Se.
cretary of State,7. charged with the Department of
War, adds, " my. greatest regret was to be obliged
to consent, that the choice of oar brave Troops
ibould not It the satisfaftion of trying their
"strength with the Enemy : they were. all inflamed
with a desire of avenging the .honour of Govern.
silent t during and since the Convention, it was
With greet di/Salley they could be restrained."
London, England, 1802-10-04


?nit SET,- 19-

$x ttindar, the Furst CoNstrt, received in the
Gallery at Sr. Clood, -the -Members of the Chief
Constituted Aurlysrivies ;- the Archbishop of Paris,
and ,everal other Prelates were at- the atidience.4—.
The Bishop of Versailles said Mass in the Chapel of
the Palace. ' • ••
.
LALTsAINTNE, SETT. 21.--i Yesterday morning, at
two o'clock, the Post_oflice was surrounded by a.
multitude of pople waiting the arrival of the Cou-
rier from-Berne. They were soon informci of the

events which had occurred in that City. Orders
Were immediately given to the Municipality to
prepare accommodations for the Members of the
Government,- and to have a guard at their cam_
inald. At.six in the evening a discharge of twelve
pieces of cannon announced the entrance of the Go_
V_ernment into our City.
The Helvetic Troops are assembling at Morat
lavver,ie, and its. environs.
The- French Minister likewise kit Pietan on the
t,9t!ii:and arrived here yesterday evening.
London, England, 1802-10-04

tbe LONDON C .4ZETTE, 05. z, iBoz.

Lord Chamberlain',s Offce, 08. I.

IsToric,E is hereby given,- that there will be a
.I,..vee at St. janr_,:s's, on Wednesday-next the 6th
instant ; and a Dratvin4g-Rotim- on Thursday the
tii instant.
_ _

rnitehall, ca. 2.

The King, has -been pleased to present the Re_
verrend Jahn Mackenzie, Clerk, to the Church and
p,:r; %it of Edderachiliis, in the Presbytery of Tongue,
aild County of Sutherland, void by the Death of
ivir. Alexander Falconer, late there.
. Whitehall, Oa. 2.
,

Tlie King lzas Been pleased to appdint Join Mar-
ti;i t_eake and John Erskine, EsqrS. to be Comp-
trollers of Army Aecountq.,.. .

Ord.n.Tvq-Cy-jFee, Sept: 29, ISQ2.
'Corps cf Aga/ Engineers.
Second Lieutenant Robert Smith to be Fir>t Lieutenant, vice
Co:dull, decei.:sed. , Dated the gth September 1802.,
London, England, 1802-01-22

SHIP NEWS.

POOLE, JAN. !S.
Arrived—the Nancy, Standworth, from Newfoundland ;
lohn's Adventure, Humble, from Memel ; Lively, Walker;
Hope, Manelaws ; L'Adclaide, Cattier ; William and Mary,
13oynes, and Mary, King, front Cherbourg ; Zephyr, Barry,
from Limerick ; Dart, Beal, from Por tsinout h.
Sailed—the Ann, Hodgson, and Active, Sltcht, for Sunder-
land.; and Swift, Holloway, for \Vey...m:llth.

GRAVESF.NI), 7)EC.:9.
Passed by—the Lden, Harley, froin Surinam ; Vrogress,
Frost, from Dominica; Huron, Colc, from Charlestown ;
Maria, ,• from •Bourdeaux ; :Mervin, johnsou, Iron:
Stockholm • and Freaerick, :Loft, troutSailect—tcie Amity, Smith, for Lisbon.

CR AVESENb, T. 20.•
Passed by—the Ocean, Harrison, from Savannah ;
—, from Bilboa ; Charlotte,. Williams, from Marti-
nique; Rose, Jones, from Philadelphia; Antony Morgan,
from -Baltimore; London, Wilson, front Demerara;
Ann, Taylor, Iron! Cork ; Pallas, Datling, from Virginia;
John, ---, and Zephyr, Bar,vn, from St. Croix.
Sailed—the L.on:Lica, Thompson, for Madeira ; and Since-
rity,, Smith, for
London, England, 1802-01-22

IIIARRIED

Wednesday, by a special licence,- at the house of the Hoo.
Thomas Erskine, in Lincoln's-Inn-Fields, Holhaid,
of Great Portland-street, M. D. Fellow of Worcester Col-
lege' Ovind, to Miss Frances Erskine, eldest daughter of
the Hon. Thomas Erskine.
At Edinburgh, on the nth lilt. John Wright, of BallonY,
Ei;q. to Miss Ann Christie, daughter of Capt. John Christie,
of the Argyleshire Militia.
At Lurgan, Ireland, the oh inst. Capt. M'Culloclt, of
His Majesty's Ross and Cromarty Regiment, to Miss
-M'Veagh, daughter of rite late Joseph M4Veaglt, Esq. of
DrewstoWn.
At Edinburgh, on the 14th inst. Win. Bruce, Esq. of
Cowden, to Miss Margaret Oliver, daughter of Robert Oli-
v,?.r, Esq. Surgeon in,Nartit Berwick.
London, England, 1802-01-22

This Day were published, Price Ss. in boards,
The Second Volume of
LETTERS on the ELEMENTARY PRINCI-
PLES of EDUCATION.
• By ELIZABETH HAMILTON.
Printed for G. and J . Robinson, Patemoster-row,
Of whom may be had, the First Volume,. price 7s. in boards.
•. • • • And, by the same Author, '• •
Letters of a Hindoo Rajah, 1 vols. crown Sva. price J. 2.5.
in boards.
Memoirs of Modern Philosciphirs, 3 vols. crown Svo.
price rss. in boards.
•
This Day was. published,
In Four Volumes, tzmo. Price r6s, in boards,
ELEN of G„LENROSS;.a Novel.
11 IL By the AUTHOR of HISTORICAL TALES.
Printed tbr G. and J: Robinson, .Paternoster-row.
London, England, 1802-01-22

DIED.

On Friday the rstbinst: at Colonel M'Kcnzie's house, in
Queen:.street, Edinbur4h, Mrs. i',liKenLie, Lady of Colonel
ALmander ComMandant of The 7iith Regiment,
and sister to the Right Hon. Lard Seaforth.
On Monday last, in the prime of life, Thomas Plummer,
Esq. of Gray's-inn-square.
On Wednesday night, the zoth inst. at herapeartments in
St. James's-palace, the lion. Missjelikys, Maid of Honour
to the Queen. • • .
Lately, at Hutton-Hall, in .Cumberland, Lady Fletcher,
mother of Sir Frederick Vane, BArt Member for Carlisle.
At Kilkenny, the Right BOIL Lady rauces 'Kavanagh,
sister to the late, and aunt to the present, Earl of 0 rnionde..
On Sunday morning last,. at her apartments in.Kenshigton-
palace, Mrs. Stephenson. " •
The saute morning, Mr. James Shirk, Master of the Glou-
cester Coilee-houseand Hotel, i?ieeadilly.
On Tuesday the 12th inst. Mrs. Morris, wife of
Morris, of Northumb.:riand-street, Strand, • • ,
On Tuesday iast, William Mills, Esq.--of Denton-House,
near NsiheatLy, Oxon.• -
On the t4th of October last, in [amaica, James Scott, of
Comiestouu, Esq.
In June last, mar St. jag° Savanna, _Parish of Qlavandon,
Jamaica, Mr. Donald Bain, Surgeon, aged 28, from Thurso,
in Caithness.
At Edinburgh, on the t ith inst. at an advanced age, Mt.
Anthony Woodliead, Preses of -the Society of, Solicitors at
• Law in that City.
At,Tygheary, on the Bth of December last, the Rev. Mr.
Allen M`Queen, Minister of North 131st, in the igth year of
his age.
In,llecember last, at Geneva, Andrew Vezian.
-After a short illness, Mrs. Clitherow, wife of James Cli-
therow, Esq. of Boston-House, Middlesex.

PRICE OF STOCKS,

YESTERDAY.

Ella Stock
Navy per Cent. g

India Stock
Exclicii. Bills s. s. prcrn

; per Cet.t. 1797,
I rish 5 per Cwt. 97i ; •
4 per Cent. Con. •
; per Cent;;Rgti, 68 -74 8
3 herCent.Cpn..67lo
Ditto Scrip • •
1;:ik Long Attn.., i r 9-16
Ditto Short Ann. se .5-46
Ditto Scrip

Fundable ditto prein.
3d, Exchequer Bills par
New S. S. Stock
(Minium
Imper.,3 per Cent. 67k 7
Ditto Ann. Mt 3-16
Hank for Account
India far Account
Cblisols for Open.

WANTED TO PURCHASE,
AN ESTATE, situate in a pleasant Country,
within an Ilunded, and not nearer than Twenty Miles
front London; must have a Stream or River belonging to it,
in which there is good Trout Fishing.
Direct to Mr. Thomas R) der, No. t, Lincoln's Inn.
London, England, 1802-03-10

iren the ZONDOY G AZE7TE, March 9, 1802.

Inr-Cf:ce, IzicF g, ISo2.
L:t r.egiment of Dragoons, John Armstrong, Cent. 'to be
Cornet, by purchase, vice Hawker, promoted.
19,1 itegtirient of -Light Dragoons, Lieutenant. Rieltard*l-
- from the- t7th Light Dragoons, to..be Lieutenant,. vice.
Vaughan, who retires. •
,7.7 tit Ditto, George Isaac Call:, Gent. to be Cornet, by:,
purchase, vice • Harrison remoyed to the 4th Dragoon
Guards. • •
lioinpesch! mounted R:f.ernen, Caleb Blentilan, Gent. to
be Veterinary Surgeon, vice Cardeaux, removed to, the
York
Coldstreatt' Regiment of Toot Guards, Battalion Surgeon.
John Glib:tin to be Surgeon. vile Knight, appointed In-
spector-General of Army Hospitals. Assistant.- Surgeon
John Boman to bollattalion Surgeon, vice
4th Reginient of Foot, - Captain-Lieutenant AnneSlev Gore',
front the 38th FUot, to be Captain-Lieutenant, vice Duane,
who exchanges.
list Ditto, Second Lieutenant Robctt Stephens to be .First
Lieutenant, by pirtchase, vice- Cunningham, who retires.
Second Lieutenant Donald Mackay to-be First Lieutenant;
by purchase, vice Etitvazdi, who retires. ' • '
35th Ditto, Lieutenant Dennis; from the 43d Foot,.to
o Lieutenant,•Yiee Gardner, who exchanges.
42:1 Ditto, Ensign Patrick I rules to be Lieutenant, by pur-
chase, vice Hillas, 1,06 retires.
Ditto, -Lieutenant Daniel Gardner, from the 35th Foot,
to be Lieutenant,• vice Dennis-41:10,1:o exchanges.'
47th Ditto, Robert-Gordon, Gent.phtt Ensign, by purchase,
vice gate, primnoted iiti Elie 6ist Fait. , •
56th Ditto, ,NicholaS Wrixdn, -Gent. !tobe Ensign, •by pur-
chase, vice' RObert Wrixoll, -Gent
,
1141 Ditto, A.:King, Gent. to he Ensign, by-purchase, vice-
-ka rani, : • •
72d, Ditto, Ensign Neale WNeale to he 'Lieutenant; by, pur-
coase, vice Simon Fraser,'Whatetirei.
33th Ditto; Captain-Lieutenant •john Dunne, from the 4th
Foot, to be Captain-Lieutenant, vice Gore, who. ex-
citanges. - • . • •
Queen's .German • Regiment, Lieufenant" 'filer
• Kingsley, Irani toe an-Lite Guards, to. be Captain, by pur-
chase; me, Armstrong, who retires.- • -• •
London, England, 1802-03-10

SHEERNESS, I\l4ilticti 9;

YESTER DAY, after ISOSt, , sailed His Majesty'i
Ship Di/iv/ire; of 22 gum, Capt. JONEii for Y;r;
Mouth. .

iLlqyd's Afairh it IsB2.

The Sttbscriberi for the. Relief of the Sufferers, \
under Command of Lord Viscount NELsorr and-
Duke of BRoi;Tc, in the Chnnriel, ire of
that a§the.Stibseription is so striall, that the division
should be deferred. for the present; as they are in
hopes of having it increased;

Besides the.Squadions destined- to,,reinforee our
Fleets.-on.foieigi) stations; a Channel Fleet of thirty
'sail of the line,, including fifteen three-deckers,
will, .in the course of a few days, put to sea tinder
the Command of Admiral CorrucwALLlS ; and the
North Sea Fleet, under the Orders of Adaiiral
•• •
sort, which is now- receiving supplies of Seamen
from. Sheerness, js also exreaed to sail before the
end of the. preSent week.
An order was received at Portsrnotith Dock-yard.
on Monday,' to store and. fit for sea -immediatOy
the Winrisor • Ca i/6 of 9S guns, Vice-Admiral
MITCHELL ; the Prioress Royal, of 98. pins; Cap.
tairi Mitt NS ; and the Julies of., So gtius, Captaiii
.Sir Eor,tuNpi NAeLE. .

• •
An order. was dispatched on Monday to Wool.:,
%Vick, for several thousand harinnciekS to be sent off
direa,ly for: 'the equipment of ships and the beSt
bower cables, which, since- the, signing of
,the Pre-
liminary.Treaty,have been 4istontintled' in many
of..our Men. of \Vat, ,are,. bY_Ordet of the Adrui:
raiiy, 'to, be brought "again into general use..
London, England, 1802-09-21

FREEHOLD LAND.

TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT,
about Sixty Acres of FREEHOLD Arable, Meadow,
and Wood-land, situate. on tbe.l3orders of Middlesex, i.
Miles from London ; and Lett tp an undeniable Tenant, at a
Net Rent 43; tool. per annum.
For Farticulars apply to Mr. R. S. Taylor, Solicitor,
Gray's Inn. •
London, England, 1802-09-21

SIIIP N 17,11 S,

sErr. i 9.
Paned by—the Alfred, Parish, ROSiII2, M'Kinley, and
Crown, Procior, froni Jamaica ; Rainsdyche, Knox, from
Detriefara ; Lard Hood, , from Gibraltar ; Eatzilla,
Carey, from St. Kitt's ; Lady Shaw Stewart, Parry, from
Montseratt ; Alexander' Watson, from Antigua.
Sailed—the Nesbitt. WoOd, for -Madeira ; Vrow Eliza-
beth, —, and Vrow Toiinas, —, for Amsterdam ; Betsey,
Webb, for Seville;. Jonge Margretta, --,and Vrow Eliza-
beth, Mountain, for Antwerp..
London, England, 1802-09-21

REAR BILLERICAY., IN rt'SSFX.
'0 BE SOLD BY .kUCTION,
By Mr. RAI:NE,

On Friday the iph September, at !the- Rainbow Coffee-

house, in Canhill, at Twelve- o'Clock,
A CAPITAL FRI4;KHOLD ESTA 11, the
L 1. greater part Extra-parochial and Tytie-free, as well
as the Great Tythes arising from 163 Acres of rich Corn
Land adjoining; most advantageously situated 0n,,• and' round*
Laindon Hill, about two and a half miles iron-Billericay,
twenty-four from -London, and' only three from a Navigable
Cut, which communicates with the River Thames, known
by t'he Name of LEE CI-TAPE L ESTATE, containing soy
Acres of vary valuable Land,abf which 316- are Tythe4ree
and Extra-parochial, now-lett in -two • Farins,.-,to Mr. Tho-.
toss Hurrel I, and Messrs. Browns, on Lea,cyol-whi:th Ten
Years will be unexpired at Michaelmas nn r,' at ot,rand low
Rents, and On which the Land-Tax, has heels redeemed, The
HomeStead'on lee Chapel Farm is -worthY of .being im-
proved fora Gentleman's Residence, the Siivation: being very
conspicuous, and surrounded by some fine,oldaNieildow and
Grazing Land, and commanding a View-of nearly the whole
•ot the list Ate.

To be viewed by leave Of the Tenants, of whoiri printed
Particulars may be had ; also at the Camp, Eillericav ; the
Inns at Rochforci- and and ,the -Hotel- at -Sonth.
End; of the Printers of the Chelmsford and Ipswich Pa 4
pets ; White Harts., Brentwood and Rorntbrd; Rainbow ;
of Messrs. Browne and Taylor, Diss, Norfolk-; Mr Patti-.;
son, Attorney. at Law. Witham. Essex ; Mr:.Carter,
citor, Staple-Inn; and of Mr. It'aine, Land-surveyor Char-
lotte.street, Bloomsbury, where a correel.Plan may be seen.

NAVIGABLE CANAL, LONDON DOCK, and GLOBE

ASSURANCE,SHA RES—MONTHLY SALE.
TO B'E SOLD BY, kUCTION,
By Mr. SCOTT,
At Garraway's, 'Change-alley, London. on Friday Oao.
ber r, at Twelve o!Clock,
THE OXFORD CANAL, Four Shares of root.
each, in this established and .steadily improving Con-
cern. .The Profits are ail. per Share per Annum, expeaed
to increase..

The GRAND JUNCTION and PADDINGTON CA-
NAL, Original Shares, Half Shares, and c)ptional Loan,
bearings per e&a. payable half yearly: -
Also Shares in the MONMOUTHSHIRE, B RECK'-
NOCK, ROCHDALE; ASHBY DE 'LA ZOUCH,'
WILTS and BERKS, and the GRAND SORRY NAVI -
GATIONS:

LONDON DOCK, Two Shares of sea- each, and
Twenty Shares in the GLOBE ASSURANCE.
Particulars may be had at Hatchett's Hotel, Piccadilly;
at Garrawav's, and of Mr. Scott, •Ludgate-hill, who is
`commission&l to dispose of Navigable Canal Propeity, Dock
Shares, Estates, &c:• by Private Contraa.
London, England, 1802-09-21

MARRIED

At Scarborough, Henry Armitage, Esq. of Wakefield, to
Miss Wharton. _

On Thursdax.lastt Daniel WKitilay, Esq. of Size...lane.
Bucklersbury, to Miss Linde, daughter of Alexander Lindo,
Esq. Of Finsbtlik-square.

.• ,t DIED.
On Monday last, Mrs. Chippindale, of Salisbbry-square-
On the zest of June Jasi, at Edaie, in Derbyshire, the
Rev. Hugh Heelis,: M.- A.- late of Peterhouse College.
Lately, at Kentish Town, Mrs. Greville, formerly of
Drury-lane Theatre.
On Sunday, at Leasingham,. Mrs. Gordon, eldest surviv-
ing daughter of the late Sir Samuel Gordon, Bart.
On Wediesday laSt; at his house in, Water-street, Bride-
well Precind, Thomas \Vatkihson, E-sq.
On the Toth inst. Mrs. Bannatine, at her house in Argyle-
sq:Tare, Edinburgh.
On his,passage from Jamaica, of the yellow fever, Mr.
James liunter Ross, youngest son of the late Major Ross, of
Balkan. 2 - -

On the gth inst. at his house in Argyle-square, Robert
Sinclair, Esq. one of the Princioal'Clerks of Session.
In the Island of Canna, He&or Esq. of Canna.
On the Bth inst. at 8.-cchin;' the Rev. john Grey, Senior
Minister of the AS-sociate Congregation there.

PRICE. 01.
YESTE

STOCKS, 7
:ADAM .•
111:tia Stock
South Sea Stock
s. s. par
Fundable ditto prem.
'3d Ekehequer Bills dis.
OriMium 7 .64 74 7-7+
Imper. 3 per Cedt. 69
Ditto, Atm:,
clank a foeorning
ludiA for Ace.
Cous.'for

Bank Stock shut.
'Navy 5 per Cent, ta1134,
per Cent. 1797, shut
risk 5 per Cent.
peNCent. Con. shat
per Cent. shut
liefiCent.:Con.69; ;01 69i3
Ditto Scrip
Sank 1... Ann. shut •".
-)itto. Short Ann.
Ditto Scrip
London, England, 1802-01-14

SOCIETY

FOR THE DISCHARGE AND RELIEF OF PER-
SONS -IMPRISONED FOR SMALL DEBTS.
.Craven-streetiStrand, Jan. 6, aoZ.
B. .
Y the passing of the late Insolvent Ad,.;it is
presumed the Public may have been-led to conceive
that the utility of this Institution has nor been so much call-
ed into adion as heretofore; the Committee, therefore, think
it necessary to state, for the information of a generous Pub-
lic, that, independent of the -number of Debtors relieved in
the usual way, by. Paymlnt of Compositions, superseding;
obtaining Sixpences, &c. the Society, have relieved 'under
. the Insolvent Ad, a considerable number of Persons' who
were unable to pay the Expences of application, which has
cost the Society some Hundred Pounds, besides sundry Do-
nations to enable them to return home to their respedive Fa-
milies, many of whom were left pennyless, and some of.
there miserable objeds, after an Imprisonment of seVerA
years, had to travel not less than eighty or ninety miles ; 'so
that afar greater number of Debtors have solicited the Bfr;c,ty
of the Public through the ehannel olthis Society than '.vould
have applied had the said Ad not passed. .
BEN E FACTfONS SINCE THE LA..!.”P49.R2Ti ,
ovi%
1). P. Wgtts, Esc. -
Bicknell egney, bsq. - .../. ', -A. 5: 5 n
'3'itopub P.:owe:oft, Esq.' , A- 5 5
3 0:
Per'r Auberson, Esq. p.n. Fullers - - 3 0
Edward. Darrell, F.sq. - - A. z z o
Paul Aguttbr, Esq. per Ftillers - ' '. . A. 2 2 o
Mr. D.• P. Hearnden, read Benefadlon ' - o z 0
The Hon. Lady Bath, per klawmersleys A. 5 5 o
Lady Hamilton, per Sec. - A. 2 2 o-
Lady Moore - _ - ,-. A. to o o
Mrs. Dickson - , - . - A. lo 0 0
A Christmas Gift . ' - - .....,
5 o o
Two Ladies froth, Manchester-square, by Sir R.
Henries and Co. •• - 5 o o
L. -W.. Clericus . :. - . . A. 3 3 0
11, .14. 61 6s.— -S. W. 51. ss. - • - II xx 0
k. F.-31. 3.—P. C*** zl. as. - . 5 i* 0
F. W. per Sec. zl. zs,—W.J. R.. 0. 21. as. - 44 0
B. R. put into the letter-box - - 2 0 .0
F. al. Is.—j. C. 11. as. - -..„ .- 2 2 o

Z.. 1(34 j t o

Discharged and relieVed from various Prisons
57 Debtors for the Sum of - - 161 6 4
Considered the Cases of 4r Petitioners. Approved 311. Re-
ferred for Characters 3 Petitions:
' • Benefadions are . received by James Nield, Esq. the
Treasurer, Cheyne-walk, Chelsea; also by Sir Rohert Her-
ries' and 'Co. St. jaines's-street ; Messrs. .Hoares,
Fleet-
street ; Messrs: Fuller, Son, and Co. Lombard-street ;
Messrs. Biddulph, Cocks, and. Ridge, Charing-cross ;
Messrs. Dorrien and Co. Finch-lane, Cornhill ; Messrs.
Hartnersieys, Pall-Mall ; Messrs. Mere,-Lucadou, Trough_
ton and Co. No. 77, Lombard-street ; and at the Secretary's,
No. 7, Craven-street, Strand ; where 'the Boots may be
seen by those who are inclined to support this. Charity, and
where the Society meet on the first . Wednesday in every
month.