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The Sun.
London, England, 1802-04-10

LONDON, APRIL zo, zSoz.

The PRINCE of WALES has accepted the invita-
tion of the LORD MAYOR, to dine at the Mansion-
house on Easter Monday. This will be the first
public visit ever made by His, Royal Highness into
the City, and the only instance for many reigns, of
an Heir Apparent going there on such an occasion.
The Office of Solicitor General lies, we believe,
between Mr. MANNERS SUTTON and Mr. ROM IL-
iY.—They have equal pretensions in point of ta_
lent and charader. The former lately much dis-
tinguished himself in the. House of Commons, on
the subjed of the PRINCE'S Claim.

All Pass-ports for France have still the King's
Sign Manual to theip.

The Commissioners of the Transport Board have
freighted so vessels, for the purpose of conveying
the French Prisoners to their own Country. Their
number amounts to nearly 15,000, and they are all
to be sent home in the course of next week.

Yesterday a Court of Diredors was held at the
East India House, which adjourned at six o'clock
till Tuesday next.

The Skelton Castle and Trarvers, lately taken ,up
by the Court, were stationed as follows, and or-
dered to be afloat at the under-mentioned periods,
and to sail from Gravesend at the expiration of a
month from the same period, viz. Skelton Castle,
for Madras, to be afloat , 18th May, and Travers,
for Bombay, zd May.
Yesterday the dispatches for Bengal by the
cherry were finally closed at the India -House, and
delivered to the Purser.
London, England, 1802-04-10

DEAL, APRIL 9.

AR R IvE D and sailed for the River, His Majesty's
Ships Romulus, Fortzthie, Alexandria, lliercug, and
Deptford Navy Transport.
Sailed to the Westward, the P/.ymouth Navy
Transport.

Came down from the River, the Country Ships
Anna, for Bombay, and Cornwallis, for Madras and
Bengal ; and they remain with His Majesty's Ships
St. Albans and Amazon, Hound Sloop, Monkey and
C onjil a Gun-brigs.
Arrived and sailed for the River, the Chance,
WHITE, from Curacoa, after being detained at
Cape Nicola Mole 23 days by the Blacks.

Letters from Paris, inform us of some particulars
concerning the Concordat which haS been submitted
to the Legislature. The Archbishops, it seems,
are to receive 15,000 livres a year, or nearly 8001.
The Bishops to,ooo livres, or upwards of 5001.
The Curates in large towns 1500 livres, or between
701. and Sol. and in villages too° livres, or be-
tween 501. and 6°l. The Government, it is said,
will pay the Clergy of ail sets, except the Jews,
who must pay their own.
Captain BEROERETT of the French Navy, who
distinguished himself so much in his adion with
Captain Sir EDWARD PELLEW, in which, how-
ever, he was obliged to yield to British discipline
and valour, is at present in this country, and has
taken a trip into Devonshire, to see his gallant
captor, who has, ever since that event, been his sin-
cere and ardent friend.

M. CLERY, the virtuous attendant of Lours
XVlth, has obtained permission to pass from
Vienna to Paris, where he will spend a few months.
Last night the Oratorios closed for the season, in
a very brilliant stile at both Houses. Those at
Covent-Garden have been more than commonly
successful, owing to the excellent management of
them, added to the attraEtive powers of Mrs.
BILL INGTON and BRAHAM. At Drury-Lane, we
have no doubt, they would have answered equally
well through the whole season, as for the two last
nights, on which they were very well attended.
The Winter's Tale draws astonishing houses, It
would, indeed, be a libel upon the taste and good
sense of the Town, if the united efforts of KEMBL
Mrs. SIDDONS, and Mrs. JORDAN, were not to be
attraEtive.

Colonel Pic-Nic has rallied his nearly routed
forces, and has again taken the field.' Little BRID 0 E-
MAN and he are, it seems, soon to come to aelic4.

Poor Mr. ROBSON is very ill used by the Paper's
on both sides of the water : the French Papers at-
tack him without mercy, and even in his favourite
Paper there was an ill-natured sneer the other day,
respelling a Tax upon Asses.

The Gentleman who is stated to have caused the
beams in his cabin to be cushioned on his return
from India, had, probably, received so many hard
raps during his residence in that country, that he
was resolved to guard against them, as much as
possible, on his passage home.
Yesterday morning, about three o'clock, a fire
broke out at a blacksmith's shop in Bennet's-yard,
near the Horseferry, Rotherhithe, which in a short
time consumed it and the dwelling-house to the
ground.
London, England, 1802-06-22

ESSENTIAL SALT OF LEMONS,

For taking Iron Moulds, Wine, Ink Spots, Red and other
Stairs, out of Linen, Muslin, Lace, &c. and for many
.. atilt r Uses, as a Substitute for Lemons. Price One Shit-

"ling the Box. • '
LT A VING received nurrcrcis complaints that
-Compositions sold nnder the title-of SALT of • LE.
Z;10 NS, are not only inetretwl, but that they. burn and de- .
stroy the Linen, I think it necessary to inforM the, Public, -
that my.true ESSENTIAL SALT of LIIMONS is only to *,
be na•.l, wholesale and retail, at my shop in Cock -pnr.streer, .
a,:l tnat_none, is to be depended upon as mine' but what has
My signature onthe bottom or cacti box, and on t::e outside
of the wrapper. BA.VLEY.
The .Salt of Lemons is pairicularly wail to Ladies
in washing their hands, as it instantly-taiet4uKihe stains of
frnit, Coloured gloves, Sec. and is dwelt more agreeable to use
thart lemm
At the same place may belied Bay/ty's Seowering‘ Drops,
fL,r taking grease out of Silk, Stu 4; Iyoulien- Cloth, M.
London, England, 1802-06-22

feel froth the *royal of my ConduA, since I have ha the
Honour of Majesty's Troop., in the Severn
District, affords me the highest satisfadion. And I take this
opportunity of as:.uring you, that I ever, re_tka. with
gratitude on the powerful and ready assistance I have
on all occasions, from the Magistrates. of :his-City and
adjacent-Counties, which er.o4ltd me to carry on Ilis ,Mu-
jesty's service during the period of my Command."
We understand the Plate was very highly finished,
and cost the Subscribers between four and -five bun
_
dred pounds.

To Lieutenant-Colonel NELSON, Commanding
he Loyal Essex Regiment of Fencible Infantry
Major-Gerieral Urqubarl's.)

We; the principal Inhabitants of the Town of -Nenagh and
its Vicinity, while we participate in the genend joy caused
by the return of Peace, must acknowledge that we feel the
deepest regret at the prosped of having the Loyal Essex Re-
giment removed. front us. . The Conduct of the Officers,
Non-commissioned Officers, and Privates, colledively or in-
dividually, has been such as to deserve our highest approba-
tion, during a space of more than two years, and we feel a
pride in being.able to say that an uninterrupted cordiality has
subsisted between us. Allow us fo wish you and the kegi-
'ment every happiness on your return to England, and that
you may receive the approbation of our Sovereign, for tour
good condud in this Country for near eight years, is the sin-
cere wish of

Your most obedient Servants, .
Donalley, Godfrey Ledger,
Jonathan Willington, William Smith, sen.
ohn Valkiner, - . Wiljiani Smith, jun.
Ralph Smith, Joseph Handy,
Henry Baley, - Edward Power,
Thomas Going, Peter Holmes,
john Melglier, sen, Richard Gazan,
Joshua Stuith, M. O'Meara,
lohn Goode, Maurice Studdert, Refit)]* of
Dennis Cuddle, Nenagh,
David Cambre, Peter_Holmes, jun. Captain
Richard Stoney,. of Nenigh Yeoman I titan-
William Crawford, try,
Rhn`Willington, Alex. Holmes,•
Richard Falkener, Clerk, 'Gilbert Holmes, Clerk,
lolin Bavly, ' Francis Prittie,
Or, wa y Toler, ' ' - • Thomas- Simla.:
Nenagli, lune ii, tgoz. •
-

To the Right Hon. Lord DorrALL Ey, and the
GENTLEMEN Of NENAGH and its Vicinity.

My Lord and Gentlemen,
Permit me, in the name of the loyal Essex Regiment, to
present.my wannest acknowledgements for the polite testi-
mony of esteem you have favoured us with, and for the at-
tention we have colleaively and individually experienced
since- we have been quartered at Nenagh. -We return with
gratitude your kind wishes'for our happiness, and feel, as our
Condua has been favoured with the approbation of so re-
speaable a body, that we are not undeserving our Sovereign's.
I have the Honour to be,
. .Lord and Gentlemen,
Your obliged and faithful humble Servant,
R. T. NELSON,
Lieut.-Col. Loyal Essex Regt, F. I.
Nanagh, lune 53, ISoz.
London, England, 1802-08-14

lILY MOUTH, Au G. 12.

LAST. night THEttt IVIAJFSTIIS honoured the
Theatre with their presenee, to see the Cornedy of
The Waj, to get Married, and the Entertainment of
Catherine and Petruchio. In the Play, Mr. EL-
LIS-ON performed the part of Frank Tangent; and
in, the Entertainment, Petruchio—Catherine, by
Mrs. MILLS. 'The House was well filled, and they
were.highly applauded by Tit! Itt•MAJESTIEs, and
the Company,: ,it was the last night but one of Mr.
EL.LISTON'S performing.
This morning- Fits AiiiEsTY, and PRINCESSES
AUGUSTA and SortuAlbathed.

THEIR MA ESTI Es are gone on board the Royal
Yacht again This moiiiing, There will be a grand
.Sailing Match this day by the Barges and Pleasure
Boats, to and from LulwortiL •

PRINCESS cIiAR LOTT E of WALES,. the Countess
of ELGIN-, and Lady STAwELb, took an airing
over the Eeach in HER IVlAlEs'cry's Sociable.

Sir CHART,, rti Mot.cm.q, Mr. LEVESTON, Mr,
BELL, M. EANIN and Mrs. GOODHALL, and
Family, are arrived ,here.

Earl PAUL ETT and Lord HINTON leave us this
day.
THEIR. MAJESTIES and the PRINCESSES honour
the Theatre this evening with their presence,.(it be-
ing the last night of Mr.,..E.t.LisToN's perfortning),.
.to-see the Comedy of Wild bats, and the Enter_
tainment called My, Grandqzother. Between the
Play and Entertainment, Miss ELLISTON, only five
years of age, wiitappear on this Stage in a Dance,
composed_for-rho'oecasion:
London, England, 1802-08-14

BIRTHS.

On Wednesday, at Amnon House, in the County of South-
ampton, the Marchioness of Winchester,. of a Son.
On Friday morning, in Harley-street, the Lady of Wil-
liam Blackett, Esq. of a Son.
On the 4th inst. Mrs. Thomas Thompson, of Notting-
ham-place, of a Daughter.
London, England, 1802-08-14

BRIGHTON, ?-'ktro. r 3.

YESTERDAY being the Birth-Day of tTte PRINCE
Of WALE,, -was kept here with considerable
vary.: In the morning His Royal Highness walked,
befoie breakfast, on the Steine, in company with
the '•DUK E of CLAR ENC E, and several Of his friends,
who afterwards breakfasted with him. -His Royal
Highness afterwards reviewed his Regiment on the
Downs, and then went to partake of an elegant
dinner given by Lord Luc AN, at Wick.
The day was. celebrated.\af the. Castle-Inn with
every possible demonstration of joy and pleasure.
Nearly four hundred persons: were present. Their
Royal, Highnesses , thes,44t. INC E' -of • WALES, the
•DUit Of CLi;.RE tiIe,DUK E- Of OKI; EANS,' and
the Whole of the Dinner-Party from Wick, entered
the. 8,111-room about half past ten, prior to which
only one dance had been gone down. The Royal
Party appeared in high spirits, and were received
with '' God Save she King," on their coming into.
the room. .

The dancing
.then continued until past twelve;
when the company (at least near 300 of them) sat
down to a supper plentifully supplied and elegantly
disposed, consisting of the choicest viands that
could possibly be procured.. ,
Many houses in the town were illuminated with
considerable taste.

QUICK is engaged to .perform- here for a few
nights ; he Makes his first appearance to..night.—
The -Theatre has succeeded better this season than'
tistial, which is, in some degree, to be attributed to
the suppression of Raffling at the Libraries.

The Balloon Mania has reached Brighton. No
less than three have been- let off this week.

. Yesterday the Purser of the Devaynes, attemied
at the East India-House, aid received his
patches for Bengal and Madras.

FASSENGERS PER DEVAYNg9 :

Lieut. William Turner, Lieut. Alexander Hamillon,' As-
sistant-Surgeon Daniel Johnson, Mr. Francis Tel( E rskine,
a Cadet, Mr. William Wilson, Free Mariner, and Miss
- Charlotte Russell Auriol, for Bengal: •'
This is the last Ship for India this Season.
•
It is said that 'the new West-India Docks are to
he opened ,on the 28th- inst. A ship called, the
Henry Addington is lyinr-'; off, the entrance of the
Docks, 'to be the first tote) in.
We- are happy to sta'te that the 'report of Mr.
W..-“t3wpotpo's. being indisposed, is without the
smallest foundation.
The Harvest is generally began all through Kent
and Surrey. Wheat, Batley, Oats, are.'all most
abundant crops ; the latter is the forwardest, and
much of it housed., A great.dcal of Wheat is cut,
•
464 tiuroli t:u; to 11.4vc, egc.4 .;..4tretnely

NiirAL N E IT' S.

PLY MOUTH, Au 12.

ARRIVED the Bourde/ais, of z 3 guns, Captain
HAYES, from Jamaica, in. 45 days.—Left there
the Squadron under the Command of Admiral
Ducxwormr, which' were ,:preparing to sail for
,England, and may be expe'led to arrive in the course
of a few days.
London, England, 1802-08-14

scorch PEEPS ELECTED,

ATJCVST JO, SO2.
`,4:-.rquis of Twtec:,:a:4 54 Earl of Breadalbane -
Earl of Eglintovn Earl of Stair
Earl of Cassillis - - 57 Earl of Glasgow
Earl of Strathmore 53 Lord Cathcart •
.g arl of Dni-nfries - cr tord Sonierville -
Earl of Elgin. - 53 Lord Napier
Earl of Dalhousie 57 * Lord. Elphinstone 3
Earl of Northe;t: 56 *Lord Buchan -
Eiirl of Balcarres - 56 * Lord Lauderdale • - - 2'4
Earl of Aboyne , 56

- 50

9 Not ele6ted.

TI :e PRINCE of IVAi.Es voted for Lord L.Au
DERDALE.

THE HAIILiVRGIIMAIL.
ST. PETRSBURGH, JuLY'2o.

A Treaty of Commerce between Russia and
France, equally advantageous to both Nation's, is

concluded : it has for its foundation the Conven-
tion of Neutrality fortned between the Northetn
Nations during the iate War.

BERLIN, Au;. 3.

WE have just received advice, that }iis Royal
Highness E HEIZIRY of PRUSSIA, the Brother
of FREDERIC the GREAL died on Sunday last, of
a paralytic attack, at his Palace at Rheinsberg, in
77th year of his age.
London, England, 1802-08-14

DIED.

On the gth inst. in London, William Witham, Esq. of
Cliff, Yorkshire.
On Monday last, in• Delahay-street, Westminster, John
Hughes, Esq.
On Saturday last, at Nr. Blake's, in Great St. Helen's,
a few days after his arrival from Tortola, Isaac Pickering,
Esq. of that. rsland.
Oa the sth December 18p1, at Palamcottah, in the East
Indies, Lieut. Lewis Gordon, of the sth Regiment Native
Infantry, attached to the corps of Madras Pioneers.
In Trinidad, on the 6th of June last, in the t7th year of
Iris age, Mr. Robert Ewing,.only son of Walter Ewing, jun.
merchant in Glasgow.

Suddenly, in hi's ChApelp. on Sunday so'nnight, 'the Rev.
Mr. Turner, Minister of a Roman Catholic Congregation at.
Morpeth.
London, England, 1802-02-25

PRACTICAL ARCHITECTURE.

The following Books on the Pradical Parts of Architeaure,
have been lately published by J. Taylor, No. 59, High
Holborn :
I.MICHOLSON's Carpenter's and Joiner's As-
sistant, illustrated with 79 plates, and copious expla-
tzaions, 4ro. Os. bound.
2. Nicholson's Carpenter's New Guide, a complete Book
of Lines for Carpentry and Joinery, with 78 plates, iss.
3. NiCholson's Student's Instrucliar, in drawing and work-
ing the Five Orders, with 33 plates, 6s. bound.
.4. 'Pain's British Palladio; 42 plates, folio, 16s.
5. • Pain's Carpenter and Joiner's Repository, 69 plates, 16s.
6. Pain's Praelical Builder, 83 plates, 12s.
7. Pain's Praelical House Carpenter, 148 plates, 18s.
8. Pain's Builder's Pocket Treasure, 5S plates, 6s.
9. -Langleys Builder's Assistant, a vols. 77 plates, tss.
to. LJni:ley 's Gothic Architecture Improved, 64 plates, 755.
Langley'sßuilder's. Bench Mate, 184 plates, 45. 6d.
12. Franklyn and Clavering on Smoakey Chimnies, 4s. 6d.
13. Designs for Shop Fronts and Door Cases, Jos .6th
71; Designs for Chimney Pieces, with Mouldings and Bases
at rge, los. 6d.
15. Richardson's Fancy Capitals and Friezes froth the An-
tique, iss.
16. Designs for Monuments, including Grave-stones, Wall-
pieces, and Tombs, ,6s.
17. Elevation and Plan of BlaCkfryar'S .Bridge, ss.
.18.1)lans, Elevations, and Se6lions of the Machines and
Centering used in eructing Elm:llo4es Bridge, L 95. 6d. or
i with the Eievatioal, rss.
London, England, 1802-02-25

COPENHAGEN, FEE, 9.

THE Danish'consul at Botrdeaux basadvertised
the Royal College' of Commerce, that the Danish
Merchants who send sail cloths to that Port, 'must
also send. along with them a tertificate of their be-
ing of home rnanufatclure; ',,!-.14.-,;sc that the.saii-
cloths be looked upon as of English manufac-:
ture, and will not be permitted to be imported.
London, England, 1802-02-25

WEST-RIDING of YORKSHIRE.

TO RE LETTi for a Term of Years, UNFURNISHED,
EASTWOOD.HOUSg; fiear R6therham ; con-
•:sisting of an elegant, well-built modern Mansion-,
House, 'Drawing-room z 8 feet by zti feet, Dining-roorri 3I
feet by at feet, .Library e 6 feet by zdeet, Breakfast Parlour
2.0 feet by xsi feet, and other Rooms, all Is,feethigh. The
Vestibule, Staircase, awl Chamber Story, answerable ; all
haiadsomely finished. Together with Hothouses; extensive
Kitchen Garden, walled rwind, and planted with the choicest
Fruit Trees in full bearing • Pleasure Grounds, Stabling for
ten Horses, two Carriage-houses, and all suitable Offices.----
The Wholein complete repair, with the accommodation of a
convenient ouautity.of excellent .I.,and, of which immediate
possession may be had. The Situation is eleVated and dry,
commanding. pleasing and extensive Prospeas over a beauti-
ful Country, adjoining the Turnpike Road leading fromßo-
therham to t—. le from Rotherham, a
good Market Town.
For further particulars enquire of Mrs. Walker, Aston
Hall, near Derby ; Mr. Need, of Mansfield; Mr. Maltby,
Chatham-place, Blackfriars-bridge, Lonckin; or of Messrs.
oshua and Thomas Walker, of Rotherham.
London, England, 1802-02-25

SHIP NEWS

YA.RMOUTII,,FE4i. 23.

Arrived—the Diligenee, Butcher, twin Dover ; Sea Dog,
AtniS, from Hurl ; Little lona, Thiirria, front Alesuroutit ;
Isabella', Stoker; Active, Conyers ; Brothers, Cook; John,
Butcher, and Samuel, Boyce, trout London:..
Szii/ed—thc (Ec(..iOmy, Pieters: I:C.00)m '•• Active,
Coleman, thr Rotterdam ; Cherry, Lane ; Ann,. Grimble.;
Hope, Alaryson, and• Sarah, Wells,. for_ Liverpool; Ann,
Garson ; Hannah, Pull ; Earl of Leicester;- Nichols; Uni-
ty,. ?earce, and Swan, Miller, for London.
London, England, 1802-02-25

I“)TZEBUE"s EXILE 'INTO SIBERIA.

This Day was published, in Three Voluiries Foolscap
Octavo, Price ifs. in boards, embellished with tliree En-'
grayings;
• -
1 HE' MOST REMARKABLE YEAR IN
THE FE OV,ALICUSTUS VON KOXLERUF.
containing.• a full A&coutit of his late
,E .X 1 LE and 10t1 R..
NEY INTO SIBERIA, and of the 'other extraordinary In-
cidents which happened to him in Russia, with authentic
particulars relative to the present,S.tate of the Interior-of thg
RuS;ian. Empire, and new and curious Anecdotes of the
Court Of Pvtersburgh; -Written by himself. -
rranstated fixini the German; under-the Superintendance
-of the•Autbor, by . •
The Rev. B. BERESFOB.I34, '
English Lecturer to the. Queen of Prutsii..
Printed for Richard Phillips, N. 71, St. Paul's Church-
yard, and to be had of all Booktellers. • • _
London, England, 1802-02-25

FARM WANTED TO RENT OR PURCHASE.

A FARlViolFaur Hundred Acres or upwards„in
a dry healthy situation, in the County of Lincoln, or
any of the adjdining Counties.
Any Person having such a one to lett for a term of years,
or to sell,- are desired to apply to Mr. Charles Foster, near
the Corn 1-fill, Lincoln; or Mr. John Lever, Attorney,
Abr: taxi, Yorkshire.
London, England, 1802-02-25

CHURCit PREFERMENT.

TO BE'
SOLD (subjcl
to the Life olthe present
Incumbent, aged 63 years), the NEXT PRESENTA-
TION to a RECTORY, of the present annual. Value of
6001. and capable of great Improvement. . '
Or the 'above Will be mcchanged for a Reaory or V icarage of
smaller value,- where there is a ptospeet of early possession.
Apply to Mr. 'Spalding; No. 13., Paper-buildings, Tem-
ple, London.
London, England, 1802-02-25

A 'SAFE AND POWEItrUL RESTORATIVE;

For Weak and Dehilitlitod Constittiticins, Curisilinptive Ha_
bits, Pains and Weakness ot. the Stomach, Nervous Weak--
xesses, deleteriOn'S Eifeas of Izlot Climates, and parti-
cularly the ill Con Sequences: of I ntemperallee . •
II ALL A IVI and:Cr).7s. EXTRACT, 'dr. ANIMA
of-QuAssiA; in thP fortrt tsf , . •
• The restorative eitt:Cls citlie Anirna of Quasala
of general Debility.el the System; Nervous Coplaints,
and likewise its antiseptic powers, as. a .corre4tor of the
Animal (dices, evinced by the following -singular CaSts;•cer.i
tinily entitle it to, the ftacoadelic, . ; or the-Vaietudinarian.-
. Dec. '3,1801, •
' • " Turf Primi:ig-Office; Newrriargit.
" Dear Sir; • . .
• " I have to committicate to y0i1,4 .ver; extraordioarktCttrO.
that has been effeted by your ExtrasQf Qa--444i*.
" A Gentleman in this Neighnour'nood; whose Faei had
been completely covered with a disagreeable eruption and t ed-
'less (most probably arising front his too free JiVing), ex-
pressed a wish, it t kept any Medicine likely to relieve him,.
I would rei;ornmethi it ' • having known your Extraa succeed
In some such .Cases, I advised his trying it, and unaccount.
able as it may seem, two Half-Gnmea Boxes removed every
unpleasant appearance, and quite re-established his health,
which began to be much impaired by the same cause.
" I have met with several inotances ofitsconiplete success
in Nervous Coraptaints of long standing, and shall ever in
future recommend it with the greatest confidence.

" Your's, ispeitifully,
4,` ROBERT ROGERS.

" To Mr. E. Hall4m,- Apothecary
and Chemist, Bury.''

• . • CASE 59.
" A youag Gentleman, about ten yearS of age, who _for
many weeks had been. ailli6led with large Blotches, shifting
over the whole silt-E.:tee of the Body, occasioning intolerable
itching and restlessness,' had undergone the usual course Of
(4phoretic and.altel'aiive Medicines; employed in such cases
with 'evidens disadvantage,
.as they tended but .to increase the
dilation of the poNs,, the strength and natural vivacity were
likewise much impaired ; recourse was now had to the Anima
of Quassia, with a view_of relieving his loss of appetite and--
general debility, lrn about two weeks his appetite and
'strength Were completely recovered, and. the Disease of the
Skin evidently began to abate; at the expiration of three
weeks, from the first taking Quassia; his- skin_ became quite
clear, „and.no unpleasant symptom remained."
Sold, wholesale and retail', by B. Shaw, No. 74, Borough ;
and retail by Baxter. and, Co. Edinburgh and Glasgow ; and
one Vender in every Town in the Kingdom ; in Boxes of ss.)
and tos. 6d. each, and !are Packages; .containing five ss.
Boxes, tl. 29. each, Duty. included. - -
tP" But observe, none call possibly be genuine, unless it
has the Signature of E. Hallam and Co. written in red ink.
London, England, 1802-02-25

DIED.

On Saturday last, at Hrrow,'.after two days, illness, of the
scarlet fever, blaster John. Buck Thoin:,on, aged fourteen
years, yourvgest son of the late John Thomson, Esq. of
Chartham Deanery, iri'Kenr. .` • • .
On Monday last,. at Blashford, near Ringwood, Hants, in
the 6.)th year of his age, Sir Jphn HaleS, Bart.
On Tuesday last, at hi house in Lambs Conduit-street;
Dr. JaryteS Johnston,. Chairman of the ,Commissioners for
Sick and Hurt Seamen. .

On the tith inst. -Lieutenant Taines Mg-larg, of the 67th
Regiment, son of the deceased Mr. Anthony -Mgiarg, writer
in Ayr. . •

HOSIERY.

COOKE continues to have on Sale•at his Mann_
lattoxy_ao4., N trml;l►am Warehouse. No 434, Strand,
an extensive and valuable Aisortment.ot HUS I F. It.Nr-of every
description, which, for elegance, lieati•iess,, taste, and quality,
has never been equillect, and, he Hatters himself, can never
be surpassed.. The many' advantages lie poSseSses over eve;}
other person in this line orbusitaess, 'andqhe-peculiar degree.
.oT perfection to which, by, indefatigable attention, and 13:1
mired expeoce, he has brought his Manufactory, while :they
attbrd him an opportunity of offering to the Public a variety .
oh Goods, superior in every respect to those ofany.other per
son, and render all competition fruitless;, also enable him to
accommodate the Public either in the wholesale, retail, or
export trade, upon terms' more moderate than can poisitfly,
be afforded by any other House in the Metropolis. . .

THE improved PEDO M E T ER, or WA,
WISER, which when, worn in the, Pocket, ascertainsthe distance the Wearer walks (price l'‘,.(o.Quineasj. Sold
by SPENCER and PERKINS, Watch:- makers; 'N o. 44, op-
posite St. Sepulchre's Church, Snow-hill ;'‘"Who for 'liar 3o
yeah have fabricated these Machines ; and though tlley.tio.
not claim the Invention, it being almost as anc:icnt as Pocket
Watches, yet all that ever came to their •knovaiedge have,
been so rude in their shape, inconvenient in we-drill , and
incorrect in their performance, as to have been soon lid by
as useless.

which they take the liberty to offCr to thePutflie; is
elegant in itself, most conveniently used, perfedly coreet,
land, what is desirable in all Machines of. Fancy, ez4eding
cheap; not liable to be out of order, and is a most athusing
Cotnpaniem to Gentlemen, who. are fond of Walking and
Shooting . •
Flattering themselves the great Improvement lately made
has carried it to its ultiinatutn, they take this method of
making it public, to secure to themselves at least the. credit
thereof; having been materially injured by Plagiarists. wil
have copied their Machines, and passed then, off to Gentle:
men as their own I nventiohs, though at much higher prices;
and very inferior work.. . • ,

; and Puhfisticci by Vi Lt.! Jim ABz k<;‘fc Seklr s, (of_Horse:-terry-road, ;
for the Paper;Lttters for the 4(l2:tar, rck. (pcst-perid), must be taddres6ej,
London, England, 1802-08-13

tvErmoUTII, Au Gus T

THEIR MAJESTIES and PittlCEssEs, the
Company who attended -them, came ashore at six
o'clock, and a Seled Parry of Nobility spent the
evening with the ROYAL FAMILY, at the Lodge:
This morning PRINCESSES ELIZABETH and
MARY, PRINCESS SOPHIA Of GLOWCESTER, and
PRINCESS CHARLOTTE Of WALES, bathed.

After 13teakfast the KING, :accompanied by
PRINCESS SOPHIA. and their usual A ttendants,.yode
on horseback, on the Dorchester Road, hitt they
did not stay long, it appearing like

The. PRINCESSES also took an airing in a Lan-
dau, and returned back to the Lodge,;:by twelve
o'clock.

The Resistance, Capt.WonExousE Commander,
fired a Royal Salute, and left us for Portsmouth, in
consequence of having upwards of ninety sick men
on board.

Lord PAULETT, and his Son, Lord HINTON, are
arrived here.

The Mail broke down, near Salisbury, but no
accident happened, the Messenger took a Chaibe,
and brought the KING'S Boxes first.

THEIR MAJESTIES have commanded at the Thea.
tee, this evening,, the Comedy called, The Wray to
Get Married, and the Entertainment of Catherine
and Pttruchio, it being the last night but one of
Mr. EL L sro N's- engagement.
London, England, 1802-08-13

GIBRALTAR, JUNE 13.

'it Eau/ash:lop of War arrived here on the 9th
2ttant, with Major-General STEWART on board
an his way to Constantinople, where he is going
on business of importance, after arranging of
Avhich, he is to proceed to Egypt. The Hound
also brought out twelve brass field-pieces 'and a
quantity of ammunition, as a present to the EMPE-
Itsnk of Mottocco.
t The appointment of the DuKE of KENT to the
nvernment of this Garrison has diffused univer-
sal satisfatlion amongst all ranks of people, as he
'as, since his arrival, shewn the utmost attention
in the welfare and protection of the inhabitants,
and
has abolished many vexatious and oppressive
fees, 'which tended exceedingly to injure the free
trade of this place.

Provisions are now become extremely plentiful
tarka cheap, as his Royal Highness has so successfully
Cultivated and obtained the good opinion of the Spa-
l'iards,',that every species of provision is not only
Permitted to come in from Spain, but as a mark of
Peculiar confidence, never shewn to any.formcr Go-
.vernor his Passport is allowed to pass every Of_
fifer, or Inhabitant into Spin, without .any farther
~authority being required, and, in consequence, the
"fficers of the Garrison make daily excursions all
round the Country. •

Fhe Duke frequently rides into Spain himself,
and he lately dined with the Governor of St. Roque,
who also often dines in the Garrison with his Royal
zlighness.

The Opera-House, the Winter Theatres, and the
PaY-M4rket Theatre, were elegantly illuminated
last night in honour of the PRINCE of WALES.
All his Royal Highness's Tradesmen in the various
Parts of the Metropolis testified the same mark of
resPrd and loyalty towards the Heir-Apparent.
Quicx is playing at Brighton with his usual
.• i'uccess,
The LIVERPOOL THEATRE is to undergo great
I,terations, as soon as Mr. A ICXIN'S interest in it
expires. In fart, it is to be made almost a new
wheatre, as the Proprietors are thoroughly satisfied
with the new Managers, and are liberally disposed
to make the struaure more spacious, commodious,
and beautiful.
Mrs. ATKINS, it is said, gives place next Season
t,C, M 155 RE Y.VES, a daughter of the Composer. We
have not, however, heard that Mrs. ATKINS has
ieTeally been discharged, but ghat
.she returns upon a
reduced Salary.
•
MoottHEAD is busy in preparing a Musical Piece
or Covent-Garden Theatre. He is a very inge.
mutts man, and likely to become one of the most
distinguished of Theatrical Composers.
1, TART REPLY.
---In the early part of Mr.
political career, when he shone a Meteor in
the regions of Fashion, and was involved in its
'bonier, he told a low fellow whose insolence had
il,r,,ovoked him, that he would " kick him to hell."
tali! reni„
r f Was., " then if you money
!„ell your
l'er how yQL: a:e spendior, money !"
London, England, 1802-11-09

DOUBLE WRITER.

On the zgtll-(if the present-month the English
State Lottery commences Drawing. Three Prizes
of Twenty Thousand PoUnds in 'the present year
have been sold by RICHARDSON,
.GOODIPCK and
Co. No. 48,318, 'a whale' ',Ticket ; No. 71 og, -and
48,752, in Shares ; they
.are alsci-the.only persons
that ever sold two Prizes of Thirty Thousand
Pounds in Shares, No. 12,807 and 26,883. Tickets
and Shares are on sale at the Offices Bank.:buildings,
Cornhill, and facing the Gate_of the King's Mews,
Charing-Cross, of Richardson, Goodhick and Co.
London, England, 1802-11-09

FALMOUTH, Nov. 6.

ARRIVIED last evening, His Majesty's Brig Ra-
mer:, Capt. SPELMAN SWAIN, from Portsmouth,
and this day MIN were stuck up for entering Sea..
Men for the Navy.
Also arrived last evening, the French Lugger La
Marie Claire, Capt. CLAIR ADELus, from Concale
nay, having on board a few bags of walnuts,
onions, &c. Two Passengers, said to be Super..
cargoes, landed from het, and went off this morning
by the coach for Plymouth, without having, any
Passports. Two Supercargoes on board such a small
Vessel (being only 75 tons) have excited some sus..
Picion ; in consequence, orders, it is said, have been
sent to Plymouth, to watch their proceedings.

Sailed the Prince Adolphus Packet, JoNEs, for
Lisbon, with the Mail of the ad inst.—Passengers
by her are, Mr. BARTOLOZZI, Seignors QuiEROS,
FRENOILET, and CARMENATI ; the Brig Penelope,
EnmoNns, for Liverpool ; .14Tive Excise Cutter,
KINSMAN, on a Cruize; and Diligence Excite Cut.
ter) Dozsms, on a Cruize.
London, England, 1802-11-09

COAL EXCHANGE.

Best Coals, inTiieFoor, per Cita'than sos. od.
Delivered to Housekeepers at 595. od.
Seemd Sort per Clialdron - 435. or!.
Delivered to Housekeepers at - 535. od.
Inferior sorts cheaper in proportion.

,TARKETS.
London, England, 1802-11-09

SHIP NEWS.

GRAVESEND, *OV. 7.

Passed by—the Sophia Almeria, Newmari, from Stettin;
Vrow Matilda, De Groat, and Young John, , from
Rotterdam..
Sailed—=the Ruby, Wales, for Trinidad; Sovereign, Ward,
tdr Africa ; Lady Nelson, Banner, for St. Kitt's ; Admiral
Nelson, Bateman, for Barcelona; Betsey, Hunt, for Wa-
terford Ann and Mary, Watson, for Leghorn . Standard,
Storr, for ; Richmond,' Power, for Palermo, ; Bri-
tannia, Brown, for Guernsey; Salem, Gumby ; Sophia
Charlotte, Koots, and Twe Gesusters, Prank, for Amster-
dam.
London, England, 1802-02-22

vincibles or standards, to them-the credit belongs
of having, when only with a detachment 150 men
strong, headed by the gallant Colonel MotoAt,t.
attacked upwards of Soo French: Hussars ;.
thou the Colonel early, in chggelost
arm, he.persisted in cutting his %!ay througlt-r4
Enemy, whom they completely routed. Atwi
struggle over the Plains of Italy and the Burning.
Sands of Egypt, they appear yet in pule& health
and spirits ; and in addition to the Medals already
given by the POPE, when in that Sovereign's Do-
minions, I am happy to find them now claiming a
share of His Majesty's goodness towards bis Army
of Egypt.
AN HIBERNIAN.
itfaia'stome,- Feb. 12, 1802,
London, England, 1802-02-22

IMPERI4L PARLIAMENT.

HOUSE- OF PEERS,

SATURDAY, FEB. 20.

THEIR Lordships met at an early hour this day,
and proceeded to forward, in their respalive stages,
the various Bills before the .House, among which
were the Exchequer Bills Bill, the Southern Whale
Fishery, and the Westminster Fish Market ::ills,
which stood for a second reading.
Some routine business was then disposed cf after
which their Lordships adjourned till two o'clock on
Monday, when'the farther consideration of the Ap,
peal, Scott v. Brodie, will be resumed.
London, England, 1802-02-22

CER I 11.1CATES.

March r 3. Abraham Zircon Doncker Cuvelje, of Lancaster,
merchant,

William Chivers, of Newgate,street, upholder.
Charles Bensley and joseph Dale, of Norwich, warehouse-
men.

.Robert Henderson, late of Oxford-street, fishmonger.
Charles Page' of Croydon, tailor.
John Sully-Edward;-andhaul P url, of Red-Lion-street,
Isorou-h cornfattars.

John nowitt and Francis Weldon, of Whitecross-place,
Finsbury-square, dealers. .
Joseph Sniee, of Newington-place, Surrey, potteT.
'William. Reece, of Liver., merchant.

TO THE EDITOR OF THE-SUN.

s;it,

As a constant Reader of your Paper, I have re_
.marked your attention in complimenting those
*brave Regiments lately returned from Egypt, that
came within your knowledge. Permit me to stand
excused, in saying you have totally passed unno-
ticed the i zth Dragoons, now at Portsmoush..This
Regiment being mostly compQsed of Irishmen, who
have many families and relations in that Kingdom,
these will expeft, through the medium 'Of your Pa-
per, to get some account of their husbands, sons,
&c. You will oblige me by saying, though they.
have not the glory to boast of having- taken L.

THE SUN.

SOLEM QC'S DICERS EALSUM AUDE,A.T
London, England, 1802-02-22

.4 AMC.

JA N. 2, iBo/..
The licAtse of Assembly was prorogued on the
231u1t. to the sth inst. _ _

A negro gtr was robbed and murdered on the
road leading from St.- Jago de la Vega to Old Har-
bour, some nights since—her body was chopped in
set-oral places, and her throat cut.
The Ann, Spanish cartel, arrived here with dis-
patches on Sunday, in foul- clays from Trinidad.
The Captain, of 74, and Lark, of 16, sailed on
a cruize on the z4.th DeceMb'er, as did the Garland
and Circe, on „the_day. - The Decade ar-
rived on the 25th, and sailed on the 29th, as did
the Apollo, on the 3oth.—The Echo and Tartar
arrived at Port Royal on the_2lth, the Shark on
the -28th, the Cumberland on the 29th, and the
Santa Margaretta this morning. The Shark yes-
terday ran foul of, and damaged the Princess Char-
lotte packet, but sailed this morning on a cruize, in
company with the Crescent.
London, England, 1802-02-22

SHIP NEWS.

POOLE, FEE, 19.
Arrived—the Hope, Manelaws, and Mermaid, Williams,
from Cherbourg; Union, Pearson,- froz-rt P.iymquth ; Friend-
ship, Stroud, from Chichester; fiedoc---Sparpaw, from
London; and John,-Bartlett, from Exeter. .
Sailed- the Speedwell, Foot, for Stiuthampton •, Two
Co,w- Ende,vour, Soper. and Hope,
Smcdmore, for Portsmouth.

GRAVES,END, FEB. 19.

Passed by—the Suffolk, Robinson, from Bengal ' • Sally,
Rawe, from the South Seas - Admiral Nelson, • Sm-th from
Curacoa; 'luaus Pringle, Viaite, from Charlestown ; Bril-
liant, Hurst, and Minerva, Sager, from St. Michael's ;
Diana, Cander, from Waterford Draper, M•Donald, from
Belfist ; Clarissa, ----, and Mary, Giles frOm Cork.
Sailed—the Martha, Carey, .for Barbados ; SOccess, CA-
key, for Leghorn; Ariel, Forster, for Lisbon;' Favourite,
Kirt on, and Delaford, Young, .for St. Vincent's.
London, England, 1802-02-22

olost to the square, another mail joined 'in the pur
snit,. and, with his assistance, the two prisoners
were apprehended. He took the box to BOW street.

Jam-es. Baxter said, he joined Hearne in the pur-
suit, and having succeeded in. apprehending them,
carried them with the boi to Bow-street ()Mee.

The Prisoner, Thompson, addressed the Court,
and said, " he was informed by.his fellow Prisoner,
that the Witness-, Hearne, had'accepted two gui-
neas not to appear against them:".
Hearne was then called up again, and being asked
the question whether he had received money from
the Prisoners he said he would relate the
whole • story ; he informed the Court and Jury,
that on -the. Thursday following the.day of the rob-
bery, the prisoners sent. for him to Newgate, to
which place he went; that several of DUngworth's
friends were there, interceded. with him not to ap-
pear against him, and 'offered him money
..for that
purpose. - He told theM he must appear, and refused
their offers. On his• return home, he
,found a two
pound note inclosed' in a sealed paper, but never
knew whom it came from. On being asked what
he had done with the money ? he acknowledged he
had spent' if.
Mr. Baron HOTHAM told the Jury, that it would
have been - handsomer if Hearne had returned the
money to the Prisoners, but he did not think it
made any alteration in the case. 'lt would be a
very grievous a,,d dangerous praelice, ;if the friends
of Prisoners, or Prisoners themselves, were at
all countenanced in such attempts of endeavouring
to invalidate the: testimony of Witnesses against
them. •

The Jury, without heiitation, pronounced them
both Guilty. . .„ .

STATE LOTTERY OFFICE, No, x 6, CORNHILL.

MrSicHoLsoN respeafully acquaints his Friends
and the Public, that the State Lottery begioS draw_
ing on Monday next, the First of March.; the
Tickets in the greatest variety of Numbers are sold,
and divided into. Halves, Quarters, Eighths,. and
Sixieepfh 'Shares, which are duly stampt, pursuant
to Mt of Parliament.. Schemes at large gratis, and
Nang for the prizei.as soon as drawn.
R CIiARDSON, GoooLuctc, and'Co'." respeafully
remind the Public, that the State Lottery begins
drawing on Monday next, the First of March.—;.-
'the ,Tickets and Shares, froth a Half to a Six-
teenth, are on sale, in the greatest variety of
and .will continue so till the end of thedraw,
ing, at their Offices, Cernhill and Charing-crOss;
also in the City of Norwich and at Liverpool, where
the Prizes in the present -and 'all former Lotteries
will be paid'on demand, and all business in Lottery
and Public Funds transaded with fidelity and punc,,
tuality,
London, England, 1802-02-22

PLYMOUTH, FEB. 20.

ARR 1 VED the Beau/ie.,' and La Nynipbe Frigates,
from a Cruize.

Sailed the Cambrian Frigate, for Portsmotttb.

Arrived two Transports, with part of the 16th
Regiment on hoard from Egypt, last from Falmonth,
where they performed quarantine.
Arrived the Vreide, FREDRICK 3, from Flushing
bound to Africa; and the Onderneenlingo SCHOM.
BECK, ,from Amsterdam for Cayenne, put in by
Contrary winds.
An English Cartel arrived here this morning
from Morlaix, and brings intelligence that sentinels
are placed along the quays at that Port, to prevint
the exportation of live stock and provisions, which
are very scarce throughout the Country.
London, England, 1802-02-22

PORTSMOUTH, FEB. 21,

ARRIVED yesterday, the Netley Schooner, Lieut.
MAYNE, from Lisbon.

Dropped down to St. lielen's, the Ambuscade
Frigate.

This day arrived His Majesty's Ship Ddft, from
Gibraltar, in twenty-one days from the Rock, hav-
ing 0.-1 board the Argyle Fehcibles.
Arrived at St. Helen's, a Frigate, supposed to
be the Carysfirt, from a Cruize.

Arrived last night, and sailed this morning, His
Majesty's. Brig Liberty, on a Cruize,

Arrived the William, MoitTos, from London
for Nevis;. Hobart, HOLDEL, and Willingmiad,
Cox, from Concale Bay.

Sailed the Retribution Frigate, for the Downs;
Resisfebiee;
.on a Cruize ; and Sincerity, CRool,
.to-r

DEAL, PEB• 21.

Hu Majesty's Ships Conqueror, and ltfergl,-
cientze, arrived this morning from Sheerness ;pari,,
Eugenie, and Gannet, Sloops, Vixen Gun-brig, and
Anacreon from a Cruize; Harmony (American),
from Bengal, and Young William, Whaler,. froni the
South Seas ; .the two latter have..proceeded to tht
river, and the former remain, with His Majesty's
London, England, 1802-02-22

DIED.

Saturday while eating his dinner, Mr. Norman, one of the
Sextons of St. George's Cathedral, in which situation he•had
been forty years.
Mr. Lacy, Vergerof the sante Cathedral, after being em-
ployed thirty years.
On Thursday last, at Hallingbury-place, the infant, son of
John Archer Houblon, Esq. •.
On Thursday last, in Grosvenor-place, Thomas Bury, Esq.
of Colleton, in the county of Devon . _

• . On the loth inst. At BUilth, Mts. Morgan, of Llatlio, in
the County oflZacinor.
London, England, 1802-08-25

VIENNA, Auc. 7.

ON the 3d inst. General Count'ME ER FE Lor fe-
ceived circlets to take the Command of 6000 men,
to occupy the Territories allotted to the GR AND
DUKE of TUSCANY. He on Thursday set out for
Lipper Arqtria.
There is a report, that a marriage has been pro-
posed between the PALATINE of HuricAiv and
the Princess of Naples MAR IA AM E L lA.
The ARCHDUKE CHARLES will make a journey
to r.emberg, for the restoration of his health, and
return by the way of Austrian Silesia.
The Austrian Commissary, Baron 1-luc'Er., has
set out from Vienna for Ratisbon.

In the arrangement of an Italian Administration;
it has been found necessary to unite the Counties of
Gorz and Gradisca (Friuli), and the Captaincy of
Fubnino, with the Province of Venice, which has
accordingly been done.
London, England, 1802-08-25

HILDESULIM, Au ,

LAST Sunday the town of Pane, belonging to our
Principality, was taken possession of by a detach-
ment of Prussian Troops under the command of
Capt. KORNB ERG ; and next week the rest of the
towns in our territory will receive small garrisons.
The Garrison intended for Goslur %%ill very soon
march from this place : it consists of a half-battalion
of the Regiment of Steinwchr. A battalion of the
Regiment of Gravenitz will remain here in garri_
son.

The half-battalion of Flying Artillery under the
command of C Train SCHOLTEN, has already re-
turned to Berlin ; and the Battalion of Musketeers
of the Regiment of Kleist will return in a few days
to its quarters at Madgeburg.
London, England, 1802-08-25

CAPITAL FREEHOLD ESTATES, MANOR,
TYTHES, AND ADVOWSON, SURREY,
TO BE SOLD 'BY AUCTION,
..By Mr. SMITH,
At arraway's Collie-house, • Cornhill, on Friday the 2,2c1 of
Odtober, at Twelve, in several Lots, unless an aceepta-
ble curer is made for the whole in'the mean time bj, Pri-
vate Contract. -
THE Valmible and 'highly improveable FREE
HOLD ESTATES, comprising the whole,Parish of
ADDIN is; TON; 'containing together upwards of l'hree
Thousand Five Hundred Acres, tree from Tythes, com-
manding some of the most beautiful Situations tot building
in the home Counties, with the Perpetual AdvowSon of the
Vicarage and the Manors of Addington and Temple, in a
fine Sporting Country abounding with Game, thirteen miles
from London, and three from Croydon, in the County of
Surrey, with a capiwl stone-built Mansion, seated in a Park
of Two Hundred and Twenty Acres, surrounded by elegant
Pleasure Grounclss. and Plantations, a handsome Villa, and
several eligible Farms finely timbered, and near the best
Markets, with the advantage of the Croydon Canal-and Rail
Road i.oming. up to the Estates.
To be viewed ten days preceding the Sale (tli :Mansion
with Tickets only), which, with Particulars, mav‘fhen be had
of Mr. Smith, No. 63, Broad-street, near the Roy.al Exchange.
Particulars also of W. Walton, Esq. Girdler's-Hall, Basing-
hall.street ; of Mess. Debarey and Cope, Solicitors, Temple ;
and of Mr. Pentialti Solicitor, Croydon, to whom application
is to be made for viewing the Park and Farms.
London, England, 1802-08-25

GLOUCESTER, Aucusr 23.

LAST week four Troops of-the 16th, or Queen's
Regiment of Light-Dragoons, marched through this
city,. in two Divisions, on their 'route from' Salis-
bury to LiVerpool, where 'they eipea to embark
for Ireland. The remainder of the Corps are to be
stationed in their former quarters till further orders.
A few days since, a fire broke out in the•dwell-
_ing-house of Mr. Long, farmer, ofClinger, near Dor-
, sley ; but by the early a ssistance of an engine,
and the- exertions of the neighbours, it was hap-
pily got under, after destroying only
,a part of the
building: The conflagration is supposed to have
been occasioned by!soinciparks falling on the thatch,,
from an adjoining chimney ; and we are sorry to
add, that Mr. Long, and one of his sons; were much
hurt -whilst employed in rescuing their• property
from the flames.

On Wednesday was committed to Our County
gaol, by P. Sheppard, Esq. Hester Day, charged on
the oath of Bejamin iirookes, of Hampton, on sus.
picion of stealing in the dify.time, out of his dwell-
ing-house, a silver watch, of the value of two
guineas.

There is a ;most happy propriety of embellish-
ment which attends every scene of Gonsalvo. de
Cordova, or The Conquest ,of Grenada, at the
Royal Circus, which not,only heightens surprizing-
ly the impression of the Piece, but affords at the
same time a most delightful, treat to the eye—the
addition of Reeve's charming Music, and-the ad.
mirable exertion of the various Performers through.
truly impressive and interesting charaders, yields
great pleasure to every spectator, which.is heighten-
ed by the Golden Farmer, in which is the admirable
Harlequin arn) auxin of Byrne, with the excel-
lent Columbine of Mrs, Reline, and the routine is.
rendered thoroughly complete by the- addition of
the Balloon, and the elegant Dancing of Miss
Adams in the Aerial Candidates':
London, England, 1802-08-25

SHARES in the STOURI3RIDGE CANAL, TUNNEL
UNDER the THA.MES,aadGRAND IUNCTION and
PADDINGTON CANAL.
TO BE SOLD BY AUCI lON,
By Mr. SIMI "LE,
At Carraway's, on Friday the alth inst. at 'Twelve, in Lots,
THREE SHARES of 2801. each, in the S FOUR-
BODGE CANAL NAVIGATION, the Dividends
on which have been at the rate of 41. t4s. per Share per
Annum; and THREE SHARES of tool. each an the
TUNNEL UNDER the *THAMES; on which all the
Calls have been, paid , .
Mao TWO. HUNDRED POUNDS. OPTIONAL
LOAN, EIGHT HALF and TWO WHOLE ORIGI-
NAL SHARES •in the GRAND JUNC MON- and PAD-
DINGTON CANAL NAVIGA [ION..
Particulars may be had at Garravvay's, and of Mr. Smith,
No. Az, Broad-sireet, near the Royal Exchange.
London, England, 1802-08-25

LEWES, AUG. 23.

ON Monday last the EleCtion SCrutink Conitnen
ced at the Town-hall ; and at the close of the, pi:o.
ceedings on &thirdly evening, the staie of ihe
was as follows :

Votes received at the lilealon struck off opt the Scrutiny ; and
restored from the re jetted
Lord F. Osborne. Mr. Shelly..
Received 214 179
Struck off *7
1 t

Mr. Kemp
373

Restored

2.09

On Monday last, as three children belonging to
a labourer, named Barnet; were'going with a one_
horse cart, in the parish of Woolbedding, near
Midhtirst, to bring home turf for fuel, the eldest,
a boy aged t 2 years, riding on the horse, and the
other two- (a boy of seven, and a girl of five) being-
in the cart, the horse took fright, and ran into a
pond by the road side ; where the water being very
deep, the horse, and_boy who rode him, were almost
instantly drowned. The other children remained
in the cart about two hours, at the end of which'
they were fortunately discovered, and happily res:.'
cued from their perilous situation: When found,
the water was quite up to the chin.of the little boy,
who, with a degree of fraternal love, which would
have done great honour to riper years, was sup_.
porring„ with much difficulty, his lesser sister (who
otherwise must have perished) in his infant arms.
London, England, 1802-08-25

Frcrs the LONDON G A 7, ETTE, August 24,1802.

Whitehall, August 24, 1802.

THE King has been pleased to grant to the Re-
verend Samuel Goodenough, Clerk, Do&or of Laws,
the. Place' and Dignity of Dean of the Cathedral
Church of Rochester, void by the Promotion of
Doftur -Thomas Dampier, to the See of Rochester.