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The Sun.
London, England, 1802-05-19

BANKRUPT.T.

Beneclia Paul Wagner, of Great Winchester- street,. merchant,
to surrender May 22, and June 1, 29, at tell, at Guildhall'.
Attorney, Mr. G%ttv, Angel-court, Throgniorton-street.
john Lewis, of the Old lewrj,., warehouseman, May 25, at
eleven, 29, and June 29, at ten, at Guildhall. Attorney,
Mr.-Davies, Addle-street, A Idermanbury.
William Weston Young, of Dillis Mill, Glamorganshire,
miller, May 22, and June 3, 29,,at eleven, at the Rummer
Tavern, Bristol. Attomies, Messrs. Blake, Cook's-court,
Carey-street, London; or Mr. Martin, Bristol.
Tt`cin.is Harrison the younger, late of Sanford-Hall,
Gloucestershire,' tirriher-rnerchant, May 27, .28, and tune
29, at eleven, at the Beautbrt-Arrns inn, Chepstow. At-
tornies; Messrs. Bird and Nicholls, Hereford.
James Yeomans, now or late of Tamworth, Staffordshire,
clothier, June r, at five, 2, at ten, and 29, at eleven, at the
King's Arms Inn, Tamworth. Attorney, Mr. Willington,
Tamworth.
William Hood Newton, of Golden-lane, Barbican, liquor_
merchant, May 25, 29, and lune 29, at ten, at Guildhall.
Attorney, Mr. Luckett, aasinghall-street.
john Burton 'rimlnings, now oilatectfPortseauthampton,
grocer, May 'is, 29, and June 29, at one, at Guildhall,
London.' Attorney, Mr. Kirton, Mansel-stteet, Good-

DIVIDENDS,

Tune t 4. William Mason the younger, of Richmond, York-
shire, grocer, at eleven,,at the Town's-Hall Tavern,
Richmond.
I.IIIIC [5. - Cramond, late of New Bridge-street,
Blacli friars, merchant, at eleven, at Guildhall.
Tune 29. William Chatto, late of St. Anthons, Northum-
berland, dealer, at eleven, at the ShakSpeare Tavern.
Tune ra. Thomas Manson, of Token-house-Yard, London,
merchant, at ten, at Guildhall.
Tune 26. Thomas Edwards, of New Bond-street, haber-
dasher, at ten, at Guildhall.
Lune 30. William Greenly, late of Hereford, hop-merchant,
at ten, at the Saciteen's-bead Inn, Hereford.
June to. lan 'Platt acid Henry.,.Billiii.ge Platt. late of
• Wigan, manufaCturers, 'at twelve, at the Biack in the Vine,
Wigan. • N.
Tune rr. Robert Walmsley and games Pilkington, late of
Farnworth, Lancashire, fustian-manufaciurers, at two, at
the Nagg's Head, Bolton.
rune to. Robert Alcock, of May-Boyd, Halifax, money-
scrivener, at ten, at the house of T. Wilde, Bingley.
juttc to. William Witsniore late of West Mersea,- Essex,
miller, at ten, at the Angel Inn, Colchester,'
Tune 17. E lizaheth Sidles, of Dilford, Devonshire, miller,
at eleven, at the Bush Tavern, Bristol,
Tune 26. Samuel Ireland, of St. Clement Danes, merchant,
at One, at Guildhall.
CERTIFICATES.
June 8. Daniel Brien, late of fames-street. Covent-
... Garden, vidualler.
joteph' Lee, late of Church-street, LaMbeth, mariner.
London, England, 1802-05-19

CORK.

The Mayor, Sheriffs, and Common Speaker of this
City, waited on Major-General MyERs, with
the following Address :-
At an Assembly of the Mayor, Sheriffs, and
Common-Council of, the City of Cork, the First
Day of May, tgo 2.
Resolved unanimousli,-that the following Address
be presented to Major-General MYERS :
TO MAJO-RXENEKAL MYERS.
Peace being now universally confirmed, We the
Mayoi, Sheriff's, and Common-Council of the City of
Cork,.in Common_Council assembled, beg leave in
terms of affedionate regard, to express our,unani-
2110U S approbation .of your condud amongst us.
With the aid of your vigilantand unremitting at-
tention, we have seen Peace and Order uniformly
preserved it this City, and we have observed your
anxious care and exertions to proteet and defend its
loyal inhabitants from the horrors of Rebellion.
We are highly gratified in your being Continued
in this Command, where. we sincerely hope you my
Jong remain to enjoy in heath and quiet, what
you have so justly merited.
Done at the Council-Chamber, in the City of
Cork, the First Day of May, i Boz.
Michael Westropp, Mayor
John N. Wrixon, 2 sh,tiffs
john G. Newsom, S
John Swete Philip 'Bennet
William Butler Michael Ilasteed
ThOiras*- 0 won . Philip Allen
Richard Kellet. Benjamin Bousfield
Samuel Rowland Joh.n Day
toouhn Shaw Leycester
hn Thompson Thomas Harding, jun.
per Lucas . Paul Maylor
nsian Pick Thomas Harding
Thomas DunscOmbe, Common Speaker.

To which he wAs pleased' to make the following
Answer:

To the Right Worshipful the Mayor, Sheriffs
and Common-Council of the City of Cork.

The unanimous and most kind Approbation you
bave expressed of my Conduit, during my Com_
mand amongst you, requires more language than I
possess to convey to you my sentiments on the
Honor you have conferred upon me.
After the seriously dangerous times we have
passed together, it gius me satisfailion, more than I
can express, that my Conduit has merited your ap-
probation ; you are well acquainted with the mo..
tives on which was uniformly desirous to ad.—
Your support and countenance aided me in every
difficulty, and this City has happily escaped any
of the most violent ails of atrocious Treason.

I most gratefully and sincerely return you my
heart-felt I'llauks, to which, permit me to add my
6 incercst wish for your htaltli and prosperity,
individually.

W. MYERS, Major-Gen.

Cork, May 6th, zgoz.

SINGULAR PR ESENT.—After thecelebrated battle
of the Nile, fought on the Ist of August, 1798,
the SwiFTsuRE, after the aftion, was busily em-
ployed in getting up pieces of the wreck oft Or-
ient ; a‘nong the rest, a large part. of the mainmast
was brought On board. Captain, now Admiral
HALLowELL, entsed a coffin to he made .of the
wood and iron from this mast, with an inscription
on the lid ; this he presented to Lord NELSON,
who re.:eivcd it as a most valuable acqui3ition, and
actually intends, when his career of terrestrialglory
is terminated, to be enclosed in it.
London, England, 1802-05-26

TO BE PEREjNIPTORLLY SOLD,

Pursuant.to a Decree of the High G....T.:a caurlery, male
in a Cause, " &mum against CO L HOUN," with t!te
approbation of John irranger, Esq. one of the Masters of
the 'said Ltitia,- on Wednesday the gth and Thursday, the
trial Days of June, tSaz., between the hours of Elevertand
Twelve. of the Clock in the Forenoon of each Day, at the
Great Hotel, at .Buxton, in the ..CoUnty of Derby,, in- 24
Lots (the first tz Lots on Wednesday the gth, and -the re-
inaining hofs.i.ta Tlntrstlay the h of- lune,
r-FHE MANORS or LORDSHIPS o!.
JL WELL and HIGHLQW; •with the several Messuages
and Farms, .ands, Tenements and Real Estates, late of
John Archer, Esq. situate in the several Parishes, Town-
ships and Plates,of TidcsweU, Highlow,- Nether Shatton,
Hathersadge, Outseats,. Hope, Castleton, Thornhill, Eyana
Calveri Chapel in the Fritli, Great and Little Hueklow',
-Pilsley, Litton, Wardlow, Gotheridge, ()fiction, Hasletord,
Bamford., Holme, and Bakewell, in the County of Derby.
Particulars whereof may be had (gratis)at the said Master's
Chambers, in Southamptiari-buildings,. Chancery-lane ; of
Messrs. Graham, Solicitors, Lincoln's-inn (where, and at
Mr. Gauntley's, Bakewell, Derbyshire, Plans of the Estates
may bes ;.of Messrs.t Mayo and Pearse, Solicitors, Cloak-
lane, • London; of Messrs. Black, Epping,„ Essex, and Mid-
dle Temple, .London ; Mr. Wilmot, Wheston Hall, Tides-
well; Messrs. Mills and Cruso, Leek, Staffordshire ; Mr.
Isaac Hail, Ca.itleton ; of the Tenant of Highlow-Hoase,
Derbyshire; and of Mr. Hall, at-the Great Hotel, at Btexton
London, England, 1802-05-26

ROMAN CEMENT

MESSRS. PARKER and Co. Bank
wark, tnanufalure Cement, or Mort.
in Water, which far surpasses in utility 1- ; 43r
any other kind of Mortar :it gives to all k. • }3r,ck
Stone Work, an uncommon degree of strengti, .-..;;
itsets under Water, soon becomes as hard as .
be exposed even to the action of the Sea,
all Buildings, therefore, intended' to resist, or • ,
this Cement may be used with singular ativatita,- ,1
be lowered with Lime and Sand, to any desirabic ..;
common purposes.
They also prepare STUCCO for casing
the same hard and durable nature as the Lemont
the walls from wet and damp, and-may be exe, as
completely to resemble, Stone,-at a very moderate .:
Flat Paving, Coping, and Gutter Stones, cheaper than Na-
tural Stone.

COX-'s AROMATIC PEARLS, TABLETS, CHAR-
COAL DENTIIRICE, ESPRIT de ROSE, ROSE
CACHOES9 LOZENGES, &c.
____
___

DCOX, Chemist to the King, respeafolly in.
• forms the Nobility, Gentry, See. that in addition to
the above Articles, he has prepared various Extrads and
Essences of British Plants ; and having fitted tip a Room
with an extensive variety of Sea, Family, and Portable Me-
dicine Chests, on improved Principles, he presumes to hope
that the Collection will be worthy their attention.
O' Lately published, a New Edition (4th) of c 0705 Fa—
mily Medical Compendium, with an Essay on the Diseases
Of Tropical Climates, price as. 6d

TO THE CURIOUS IN FISH SAUCE.
THE NOBILITY, GENTRY, and PUBLIC in
general, are respecifully informed, J. BURGESS and
Son's GEN ULNE ESSENCE of ANCHOVIES,-continues
to be prepared by them in the same manner that has given
such universal approbation for many years past.
The long justly-acquired superiority of that Article is
fully confirmed in the opinion of the Country at large, and or
Persons resident in all parts of the World, and having stood
the test of trial, ranks at in the situation it now maintains.
The general utility of their Essence o Anchovies and other
rich Sauces for Fish, Sec. induces them, from the numerous
Advertisements daily appearing, to caution Fan-Mies, &c. in
burchasuig the same, as none is to be had of their Genuine,
ut at their Warehouse as under.

Every other Article in the Oil Trade for family,use, of the
best duality.
%Vest-India Merchants, Captains of Ships, &c. Offacers in
the Army and Navy, suppl ed upon the shortest notice. for
the East and West Indies, Sic.
64" For the convenience of Families in Scotland, they
have appointed Messrs. R. Johnston and Co. Edinburgh,
their sole Asents for t tsh Sauces.
Warehouse, No joi, corner of Savo}-steps,
Strand, Louricti.
London, England, 1802-05-26

"T\NTHEN P;Ofessionat Men 0f..•."! Education and
Responsibility deviate from the, general System by
the seledion of a petuhar branch, the sanction of long con-
tinued success is the best criterion of superiority.
• Eight-years have I devoted my practice to the exclusive
treatment of. Three Disordcfs and the successful result of
my plan gives me additional ardor to oppose, as far as I am
able, the ravages of those Complaints' which are the most
important in the Catalogue of Human Infirmities.
After initiation into every Branch, as an Army Surgeon,
I .formed a wish at an early period of Pradice to rescue in.
dividuals front the ignorance of uneducated men, or the
equally dangerous precipitancy of general Practitioners. -
The Three Disorders, to the Cure of whiCh I have de .
voted my attention, comprise every species of VEN E.
REAL INFECTION, whether of a recent or long du.
ration: adly, All kinds of debility, whether arising from
the habits of school .boys, or the indulgences of mature
age: And, lastly, tiat derangement of the system in wo.
men which is called BA R NN E SS, or ST ERI L I
Numerous Diseases arc this., result of ignorance; or haste
in the treatment of a simple Gonorrhoea- and it not un-
frequently happens that the seeds of Life are poisoned by
the indiscretion of an unguarded hour.—By a superior me-
thod such Complaints are easily cured; and, even where
others have failed, I trust that I may presume to offer a
radical re-establishment.

Few, however, are the cases of complicated distress in
this disorder, compared with the calamitous situations of
Men, who,, from an indulgence in a solitary vice, or the
prevalent gaieties of a fashionable life, acquire that state
of Debility, which is the unavoidable consequence of such
pernicious habits.
Where the unhappy sufferer broods over h:s misery, but
carefully conc eats his misfortune. it • may be some conso.
lation for him to know, that although it be an objed of
doubt or uncertainty with. other Practitioners, the removal
of these Deficiencies by the gradual progress of Renova-
tion, is the acquirement of my Experience. If the rites
of 13acchus or Venus have began to roduce Manly vigour,
much anxiety will be prevented by an early Counterac-
tion of this languid State; and in these- cases, no gfeat
difficulty will occur.
But where this Deficiency has for years existed, a pmpet
perseverance is indispensably requisite to revive the slum.
bering Sparks of Lite, and to re-animate the Constitution.
MA RR lED W O,M EN, who have long been disappointed.
in their expeitations of a Family, may be assured, that in
most instances, such defeCts are curable by Medical skill.
The secresy which is so essential to my undertaking,
and the qualifications which I have presumed to state, loan
the basis of my pretensions, and in coincidence with such
this intimation is given, that Mr. B. may he consulted
personally, or by Letters (inclosing a small Note at his
house, No, 29, Arundel_ street, Strand, near Temple Bar.
„.
London, England, 1802-05-26

UNIVERSITY OF OXFORD.
22d of Mayol3o2.
HIS MAJESTY haring been pleased to appoint
NEXT THURSDAY, at One &Clock, to be at-
tended with the ADDRESS of this University, such Gen-
tlemen as intend to accompany the Chancellor and Delegates
of the University upun that occasion, are desired to meet on
that Day at Twelve o'Clock, at the Thatched-house
Javern, in order to go in procession from thence to St.
ames's Palace.

NEW PANORAMA, lIAY-MARKET.
HE Public are respeaftilly informed, that this
T Panorama' exhibiting a GRAND VI EW of the CITY
of PARIS and Environs, is now open for public inspection;
painted from Drawings made on the North West Tower of
the 'Metropolitan Church of Notre Dame, since the .signing
of the Preliminaries of Peace, by J As., DE MARIA, Will
continue open from Ten till dusk -
Admittance One Shilling.
N. B. A Person regularly attends to explain the Pi6lure.

DURSUA-NT to a Decree of the High Cowl of
1 Chancery, made in a Cause, •" WYATT against
SHEPPARD," the CREDITORS of THOMAS WY-
ATT, late of SalisbUry, in the County of Wilts. Esq. de-
ceased (who died on or about the-2.1.d Day of February, 1797),
are forthwith to come in and prove their Debts before form
Spranger, Esq. one of the Masters of the said• Court, at his
-Chambers in Southampton-buildings, Chancery-lane, Lon-
don, or in default thereoff they will be excluded the ;►enetit
of the said Decree.
London, England, 1802-05-26

TO BE SOLD,

ANOBLE Modern MANSION-HOUSE,' with
Park, Gardens, &C. firc and every tiling suitable for a
Man of Fortune, witii any part, or the whole, of an
ESTATE of 2coo Acres, surrounding it ; Manorial Rights,
&c. &c. situated in a welt wooded ,ind part':.,f the
finest .Connty7 in England, about sixty miles from Town,
and not far from the Sea 'rue grate* part of the ptstchaso
money may remain on mortgage for many years.
Principals only will obtain full 'particulars, by applyirz
to John Nash, Esq. No. 19, Dover street, Piccadilly.
London, England, 1802-05-26

MARRIED.

On Monday, by the Rev Richard Raikes, Thomas Raikes,
jun. E§4. of New Broad,Street, to Miss, Sophia Maria itay-
lY, third daughter the late Nathaniel Bayly, ksq. of
13ayly's Vale, in jamaica.
At Dedham,. Es's'ex, on Thursday last, by the Reverend
Thomas Taylor, Major -Borthwiek, of the Royal Artillery,
to Miss Warburton, eirltst daughter of the„ late Reverend
Thomas Warburton, Archdeacon of Norfolk.

Last week, :it St, Mary-le-bonne Church, the Honi. Au-
gus'tus Richard Mis.s Elizabeth Sturt.
• -At St,:tQlave's, Haig.street,'Mr.jamesNicoll, Merchant,
of Montreal, to Miss kliallantyne, of Savage-gardens,•ToWer-
liill.
London, England, 1802-07-14

110SLERY.,

CGORE continues t01ia....e on Sale at his Manu-
.fa6tory and Nottingham' Warehouse, No. 434,-Strand,
'an extensive and valitable Assortmenrof HOSIERY ofevery
description, which, forelegance,.neatness, taste, and quality,
has never been equalled, and, he flatters himself, can never
'.be surpassed. The,many adviintages'he posseSseS over every
other person in this line, of businesS, and the peculiar degree
of perfection towhich, by indefatigable attention, and unli-
mited expence, he has brought his Manufactory, \while they,
afford hint an opportunity of-offering rothe Publicka variety
of Goods, superior in every respect to those of any other per='
son, and rawer all competition fruitless ;, also enable him to
accommodate the P üblic, either in the wholesale, . retail, or
export trade, upon terms more moderate than can possiblY,
be afforded by any other flousein the Metropolis.
London, England, 1802-07-14

PORTSMOUTH, JULY 13.

CAME into Harbour His Majesty's Ships Qucb'eci
Acastez and Saturn, to be paid off.

FALMOUTH, JULY 11.

ARRIVED the Duke of Kent Packet, DENNIS,
with Mails from America, 15 days passage from
Halifax.—The Duke of Cumberland Packet, Bout,.
DERSON, was at New-York when she sailed: she
will bring home the next American Mails. The
Packet does not bring any particular news.
Also arrived the Excise Cutter Adive, KINSMAS9
from a Cruize.

Sailed the King Geerge Packet, YEscom3E, with
Mails of the 29th ult. and 6th inst. for Lisbon. The,
Walsingbam Packet is expeded to be ready by Sa-
turday next, to take the Lisbon Mail of the 13th
instant.

The Le;cester Packet, SHARP, for America, and
the Lady Arabella Packet, PoRTEus, for Jamaica,
are detained till further orders.

Sailed also this day, the American Ship Roer an'
Betsy, RICHARDSON, for Corunna ; the Nancy
Hosns, for Havre.de-Grace ; the John Morgan,
COLEBY CHEW, for. London ; the Peggy, FOTHE
GIL L, for Quebec ; the English Ship Jane, Capt.
FARRELL, for Halifax; the Three Sisters, BURR;
and Rebecco, Liovis, for Liverpool,
A Ship is in the Offing, supposed to be the
Pr;nce Adolphus Packet from Lisbon, She cannot
arrive in time for Post,
London, England, 1802-07-14

grinner louses Were uswilly at five hundred*crowns
and upwards.: Lastly, that! by the greAt ealeburse
ofstrangers at Antwerp, advice of all that pa'ssed in
every other part of the world was. broughL thither."

Last Saturday noon, a youth,,. the, son of a
Merchant in the City, went •i bathe in 'a deep
pool of water, hehind the London HoSpiial, when
he immediately sunk and, was drowned ; on Sun-
day his body Was. inund; , and was taken to the
Red lion public:house, in Whitechapd, for
,the
,Coroner's Inquest to, take a view of the, body. •
So great an assemblage as is witnessed every
-evening in each quarter of the. Royal Circus, can
only arise.from the co-operation of every
,powerful
attradion, and such . are. ackno*ledged to be the-
Golden Farmer, or Harlequin Ploughboy, supported
by. the admirable and_ superior Harlequin of Byrne,
the favourite Columbine of Mrs. Wybrow, and the
highly accomplished .dancing of. Miss Adams ;
• gether with the Fatal Prediction,. or Midnight As-
sassin, .and the subordinate, though highly pleasing
performances of the Taylor riding to Brentford, the
_Poney Races, &c.
The Celebrity of Steel's fragrant Lavender and
• Honey Waters, are so well established among the
Fashiotale Cit.-des; &c. as leave us little to-offer in
recommendation ; but interested individuals same.
times render pbblic caution requisite ; hence in or.
`der to procure those articles of fine quality-and re-
duced price., it is necessary to be particular" in di.
reaing to J. C. Steel, Lavender Water Merchant to
Her Royal Highness the Princess of Wales, No.;i 5,
Catherine-street,-Sulnd, 'where the Nobility, &c,
wishing to' avail themselves."f the certainty of
having those esteemed and elegant:Waters of his
genuine preparation, are requested to for Ward tit*teir-
favours. • Bitt the must add, .that- Letters from the
Country must contain a Note or Order for payntent
in LohdOn, as from the extreme low prices, they
are-entirely ready movie)? articles. •
London, England, 1802-07-14

lIARIVICII, JULY 13.

LAST night after Post, arrived the Princess Royal
Packet, Capt. SANTER,,frOM Cuxhaven, with the
Hamburgh Mail ; and this day the Prince of Wahl
Packet, Capt. HEARN, arrived from the same place,
with a Mail from Hamburgh, The lan: Georg'
Packet, Capt. FLY NA with the Mail from Holland,
is exneaed to arrive next tide,
4,
London, England, 1802-07-14

BANKRUPL.S'.

joint Par; lee, of Holt, Norfolk, bookseller, July 17, 2T, and
August 24, at eleven, at the Feathers, Holt. Attorney,
Mr. Hewitt, Holt.
John Formby, late of Newburgh, Lancashire, blacksmith,
full, 2r, at five, 22, and August 24, at eleven, at the Buck
in the Vine, Wigan. Atturnies, Mr. Windle, Bartlett's-
Buildings, Holborn; or Mr. Gaskell, Wigan.
Witham Longfellow, of Horseforth, Guiseley, Yorkshire,
clothier, July 29, 30, and August 24, at eleven, at the Bull
and Mouth Inn, Leeds. Attornies, Mr. Sykes, New Inn,
London • or Mr. Lee, Leeds.
James Sunderland, of Sandal' Magna, Yorkshire, corn-dealer,
August 18, ro, and 24, at eleven, at the Black Bull Inn,
Wakefield. Attornies, Mr. Battye, Chancery-lane, Lon-
don; or Mr. Scholefield, Horbary, Yorkshire.
Colin Forbes, of Chichester-Rents, Chancery-lane, baker,
July 20, 24, at eleven, and August 24, at ten, at Guildhall.
Attorney, Mr. White, Millman-street, Bedford-row.
Thomas Lambert, late of West Grinstead, Sussex, shop-
keeper, ;Lily 20, at one, 27, and August 24, at five, at
Guildhall. Attornies, Mr. Phipps, Philpol-lane, London.

DIFIDE,NPS.
Aug. 3. Abraham Cengoli, of Sun-street, Bishopsgate-
•street Without, florist and ostrich feather-manufacturer,
at ten, at Guildhall.
Aug. 14. Francis Cotsford, of Bishop's Stortford, Herts,
upholsterer, at twelve, at Guildhall, London,
Aug. 6. Joseph Whitehead the youngerand William Taylor,
late of Preston, ironmongers, at eleven, at the George Inn,
Preston.
Aug. S. John Lewis, of Lower Uurgii, Lancashire, cotton-
spinner, at eleven, at the saint olui's Tavern, Blackburn.
Aug. 16. Frederick Charles Augustus Sandwell, of Davi;es,
clothier, at eleven, at the Iliad); Bear I no, Devizcst

CERTIFICATES.
Aug. 3. George Heaton the younger, late of Leeds, oil_
merchant.
Jacob Gogerly, now or late of Aldersgate-street, London,

more};-scrivener..
William Dotter, of Winchester, innholder.
Tames Colecom, of Bow—street, Covent-Garden, bricklayer.

MAILS.

ARRIVED DUE
Holland - .....
Hamburgh t

PRICE OF STOCKS,
THIS DAY AT TWELV O,'CLOCK•
Consols. . 351 Opening. Omni= per Cent. Disc.

THE SUN.

4401. EM QUIS DICER!. VALSUM AUUZAT 3
London, England, 1802-10-07

" In another hall of the Palais du justice, formerly
used as a chapel, are arranged the evidences of the
offences of the, most notorious delinquents, with
their respeelive names attached to the record of
their guilt. I Observed numerous heaps of false
coin, pickloCks, pistols, sabres, hatchets, dark
lanterns, and different instruments for housebreak-
ing ;. but my curiosity was principally excited by
a large and elegant sword, with a quart bottle su3.
Fended from the hilt. On inquiring the meaning
of this relic, I was informed, that the sword in
question belonged formerly to a gentleman of ,the
name of SA L 1 I E in the. Department of De Lys.
—That a variety of murders and robberies had •
been committed,- wiznout its being possible to trace
out the author ; but that on a particular occasion of
great atrocity, where a house had been broke open
and plundered, after murdering the inhabitants, the
Officers of Justice instituted a most rigid search af-
ter the culprit ; but that, after all their scrutiny,
they could diseo'ver nothing but an empty quart
,bottle in the garden. This bottle .then they took
with them, there being a remarkable flaw, in it, to
the next village, and inquir,t; of the landlord of a
public_house, wheth r he had any knowledge of it.
The landlord replied in the affirmative, observing,,
that he had sold a quart of brandy the very day
previous to the robbery, to a gentleman in the

Eleven vessels from different parts of Iceland
arrived last week at Liverpool. Among other
articles those traders carried ever, were 318 cows,
209 pigs, 121 sheep, also 15 pipes and puncheons
of malt spirits, together with beef, butter, wheat,
Oats, &C•

LONDON : Printed by I:UCH VCAN Al‘NI 1.1-114 , of Bow-Street, Covent-c,satlcb); and Published by WILLIAM ARMS a Scg irr 3, (of South Molton-street, Grovenor-square);
At the Surt-Orricr, IT z, .s.tramd; where ildwrtiumellb Order, fox the -Paper, Latta' for the Zditar, (Oast-paid); must be atidre.ssed,
London, England, 1802-10-07

LEAD MINES.

•TO 'BE LETT, for such Term' of Years,
,and
upon such Conditions as shall be agreed on, the LEAD
MINES iu the Hills of South and Oyer Cumberheads, situ-
ated in the Parish of Lesmahagow,`and County of Lanark.
From a mineral survey lately made, and report drawn up,
in consequence thereof, by practical and experienced Lead
Miners, the above Lands are declared to be well worth the
attention-of a Mining Company, and the indicatims of a body
of Lead to be so strong, as w warrant trials with every proba-
bility
-of success. The Lead Ore brought from the Mines
referred to in tlierffiem orwhith specimens will be exhi-:
lilted, is of the richest and purest quality, and was at one
:period wrought. to great.advantage!
The above-mentioned printed Mineral Report, together
.with specimens of the Ore, Spars; and other Metals thereid
speCified, may be seen, ._by applying to Michael tinning,
Writer to the Signet, St. James's-Srpaye, Edinburgh ; to
Nicssrs. icannedy and Logan, Merchants, Buchanan-street,
uiasgow ;•or to Mr. Mundell, No. 3, Flidyer-street, Lon-
'don.
London, England, 1802-10-07

4 4 •
SHIP

. YARMOU7.?i, OCT. 5.
Arrived--the Thomas and Mary, Ells, 71.6,37-Chrii.tiaria
and William, frail, from I.pridon. . . .
The Lowth Paclet, Carr, from Wisbeich, AIM Trial, lull;
from Roston, both bound to London, with pats,‘ are put in
wind-bound. .

POOLE, OCT. 5:

Arrived—the Friends Goodwill, Broom, and Amity, King, - -
from Newcastle ; Somerset, Madox; froM Tenby'; and May.
flOvier, Kielty, from Dungarvon. 7 • :
Sailed—the Mary .Ann, Pulley, for Liverpool ; ikcorni
Hussey, for Virinia-; Dove, Thompsoz, for London Ad
metes, Galley, tor Sunderland ; Pilewell, Weld, for South-
ampton ; Proviciznce,
,Pledge, for Rochester; John alid So-;
phia, Wootten,' Bennison .and,.Molly Spencer, for
Portsmouth.

C.R.AVESMD; OCT.
.5.

Passed by—the Rambler, Ross, from Antigua; Corn.
merce, Hog, from Cork ; Ark, Reid, from Ihirbadoes ;
George, Metc'alfe, and Friends, Reid,- from Jamaica.
Sailed--the (7ortort Planter, for Africa; Farniy, Ma-
bcrly. for Petersburgir; -Mary, Patterson, for Komi-dm-0 ;
Courier, tor Amsterd:an ; for El-
;. Ann; Salrnse; for Bremen ; Etnbden Packet.
find Vestal, Richmond, for Hantbro'.
London, England, 1802-03-13

PRICE 0

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to the Country and most advantageous to them ; with Reflec-
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also on the mode and expediency of bringing Gold into ci:eu-
lation in this Country equally in Bullion as in Coin.
London Sold by Longman and, Rees, Paternoster-row ;
and Cadell and Davies, Strand.
London, England, 1802-03-13

DUBUIV, MARCH 6.

A Cause,of no ordinary importance has for some
days past been a subjea of argument before His Ho-
nour the Master of the Rolls.—The Public cannot
have forgotten that the late Lord ISUNBOYNE, who
was of the Popish persuasion, and Titular Bishop of
Cork, at an advanced period of life conformed to the
Protestant religirm, and married; some time ago
he died, and .by a will made in his last moment:;;
bequeathed a great proportion of his estate. to the
Roman Catholic College at Maynciath ; the 'will is
contested by .his heir at law, A Protestant Gentle_
man of the name of BUTLER, who has filed a Bill
in Chancery, 'charging that the late- Lord having,.
after his conformity, r!lapsed into the errors of the
Church of Rome, became thereby excluded from the
benefit of the several Statutes repeal;ing the Popery
Laws, and disabled him from making such a dis-
posal of hiS property. In the progress of the Cause,
certain questions have -been tendered to the POpish
'Priests who attended Lord DUNBOYNE in his last
illness, in order to discover whether he really died
a Protestant or Other Wise : to answering these ques-
tions they have demurred, and the decision of the
Court, as to their right to decline answering, is
expetted to be given in a few days.
At the Session-house, Green street, the Recorder
informed die Gentlemen of the Bar, that he had
the concurrence of eleven out of the twelve Judges,
Baron- Smith being absent, to an. opiniou which he
laid before them on the Insolvent Ad, viz. that 'the
persons confined in spunging-houses Cannot obtain
relief under that Ad.

The great Sir EDWARD HuLst used to say, that
"the Gout was the Opprobrium Medic:orum," in
plain English, the disgrace of the Faculty, and Dr.
WARD would only adMit of temporary relief being
obtainable in a confirmed Rheumatism ; but what,
could they rise from the dead, .Would those bright
luminaries of the medical world have to say, -at the
Miracullus effeas which. have arisen from a few
doses of Dr. BRODUM'S NERVOUS CORDIAL, Which
in the most obstinate - eases have wrought- :such
Cures, as the Gouty and Rheumatic will hive cause
to bless the Inventor for, •as long as the remem-
brance of health and ease restored, can be retainable
in their mind ? The answer of course needs no an-
ticipatism. •

ENGLISH STATE LOTTERY:

ELEVENTH DAY. —The following Numbers were drawn

Prizes

No. 36,959, a Prize of rood.
No. 56,623, 38,778, 39,846, 2,7,51!, Prizes of fool.
London, England, 1802-03-13

SHIP NETT S.

YARMOUTH, MARCH

Sailed—the Memel., Mason, and ,Perseverance, Steward,
for Memel ; Baltic, Sandford,.and Fanny „*Martin, for Ham-
burgh:
Arrived—the Amy, Crane ; Hazard,- .11eary ; Droit,
Newby ; and Triton, Baxtield, from. London:

GRANIZJEND, MARCH 11.

Passed by—the Cleopatra, —, from-Savannah ; Two
Sisters, Sarman ; Cold Hope, Schoemaker ; Arten.ka, Cor-
nelius; Vrow Lucca, —, and Two Young Vrows, Han_
key, from•Embden.__.
Sailed—the Union, Woodhouse, for Virginia; Swift,
for Lisbon ; Anthony Manger, --, for Baltimore ; Diana,
Riddle, for Africa'; Jonge Albert, —, and theDrie.C.;e-
susters, Spans; for Anis teidam
London, England, 1802-03-13

- . • . .
TO BE LETT, and enteeed upon at Lady-day,
THE CaOtal MANSION-.HOUSE called
CREENCROFT, with a Brewhouse, Coach-hOuses,:
and Stabling for twenty-four Horses, and an excellent Garden
and Grape-house, most pleasantly situate, surrounded by
beautiful 'Woods and Pleasure Grounds,: behind which is a
Park. The above is FURNISHED,, and situate in the
County of Durham, and within a few miles of the City of
Durham.
For Particulars apply to Messrs. Graham, Soliti-tOrs, Lin-
coln's Inn; or to Mr. Lockey, Axvvell Pail, near New-
castle.
London, England, 1802-01-21

DEAL, J. 20.

SAILED for the River, the Loyalist, Travers,
Mornington, and Melville Castle East Indian-len,
and several West IndLirnen.

SHEERNESS, JAN. 20.

THIS day came into :Harbour the bisleaor
Sloop of War, to bs paid off. .
The Isis is undock-td.
London, England, 1802-09-22

25,600, for the First Drawn Ticket !
• ENGLISH SrATE LOTTERY, .•
Begins dravYinz the 29th Noveniber next.
ScxE..ME.
- -of - - t. 2' 000
3 - - - 10,000
3
1,000
And 9,460 other Prizes, frorn 4. too, to 4.. 19, amounting
in the Whole to the Sum of ‘. 231,000. '
PEKETS and SHARES will rise considerably ;
therefore lose no Time, as they are now selling in
great variety, anti in Shares,' at NI CHO LSON's Fortunate Office, 16, Cornhill, where two Prizes of 4..20,(50.0 and
siooo each, in the two last Lotteries, were sold in Shares.

TWENTY-FIVE THOUSAND POUNDS
• For the First-deawn Ticket. •
STATE LOTTERY begins' Drawing
'THENovernber,2,9, 1802.
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Half - - 4.8 IS o Eighth 2, 5 6
Quarter 4to o Sixteenth - - 3 o
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BATNICRtTTS.

Ton Giilatt, Joseph Hawksworth, and William Giliatt,
nT)w or late of Sheffield, common-brewers, to surrender
Oct. 8,9, and November 2, at eleven, at the Tontine Inn,
Sheffield. Attornies, Bigg, Flatfon-Garden, London ;
or Mr Rodgers, Sheffield.
lames Lowe, late of Little Bolton, Lancashire, butcher,
Oct. t, 6, and Nov. z, at ten, at the Swan Inn, Bolton in
the Moors. Attorney, Mr. Ksvc, of Bolton-le-Moors.
William Palmer, of Bristol, victualler, Sept. 24, 30, and
Nov. z, at ten, at the London Inn and Talbot Tavern,
Tk:stol. Attor,,ies, Messrs. Hlandford and Sweet,' Inner_
Temple, London; or Mr. Mellin, All-Saints-lane, Bristol.
lames Powell, late of Villers_street, Strand, merchant, Sept.
Is, Oct. 2, and Nov. 2, at ten, at Guildhall. Attorney,
Isle. West, Clement's-Inn.
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PLYMOUTH, SEPT. 20.

ARRIVED the Virtuous Grace, Capt. CARLETON,
from Memel,,and Sevenen Margaritta, Capt. Tot..
LISON, from Dram, laden with timber and deals ;
the Modal/a, ATKINSON, from Salo, bound to
London, put in by contrary winds ; and the Lamb_
ton, HP ADLEY, and Brothers, fIoRsEmAN, from Sun.
derland, laden with coals.
London, England, 1802-09-22

clothes, with white silk stockings. The two se:fin,
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The Jubilee of 18oz, or Preston Guild, the
new Barletta Divertissement brought out at the
Royal Circus.- bas not only a Story higlily enter-
taining and cle,criptive of the Institution and Cere,-
mooy of the Preston Guild, but the pleasantry and
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i
Helme and Slader n the two Corydonsy
Montgomery in Kit Rigadoon.the Dancing Master,
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Hornpipe, which is in a most superior style of ex-
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Master. Byrne, joined Co the grand and charateris'tic
Procession, 4fFord a verb' rich and interesting enter-
tainment. Ilse above will be repeated we find,
every evening, 'with Gonsalvo deCordova ; to these
the 'Ballet Dance of Zamor and Zamora will be
added, this being the last week of its performance.
London, England, 1802-09-22

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PORTSMOUTH, SEPT. 21.

SAILED this morning the Matthew, Providence,
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Troops for Waterford. One of the Transports got
0.. liurc outside of the narbour, and now remains
there, but will get off next tide, it is expeeted,
without damage.

Weitz out of Harbour the Duke of Kent, mast.
ship, bound to New Brunswick.
Arrived the Charlotte HOWE, Ocean, BMW,
and Ann, NIELvIN, from Sunderland.
London, England, 1802-01-26

• A Person attends regularly to explain the Picture.

PHILANTHROPIC SOCIETY,
ST. GEORGE'S FIELDS,
-iFirf.the Reform of Criminal Poor Children and the Offspring'
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DIED.

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a long private practice, but also of those who had
recourse to them since their being made public far
universal good.
London, England, 1802-01-19

MARRIED.

• on.Satareav the 16th inst. at Chiswick, t,r
Trebeck, Williattt Ayton, Esq. of Macclesti,:ld, to ill,
Thompson, youngest daughter of John Thompson,
'Chiswick. ,
Lattly, at Gretna-Greer, Mr. j. Ikriir.,:s Baines, cet
East York Militia, to Miss •Robertsou, eldest (laughter
the. Rev, joseph Robertson, of Whitby.
A;•. St, Botolph'S "(,hurch, Aldgate, the iSth insC 1°1,4
M.‘K.iry, 'Esq. of. Di:rnerary, to Miss Elliot, eldest dsugh
:ter of I), Elliot, Esq. of the Crescent, Minories.
Ott' Satiirday, at Sf.'. lames's Church, by the Rev. Samuel
Peach, Sir, Francis Vincent, Bart. to Miss Jane Bouverie;
fourth. daughter of the lion. Edward Bouverie.