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The Sun.
London, England, 1802-03-12

ONE HUNDRED GUINEAS REWARD.
Public-Office, llow-street,- London,
M.-xch 8,180 z.
trENRY COCKbeing charged with FORGERY,
1 whoever will bring him to this Office, shall receive a
REWARD of ONE HUNDRED GUINEAS.
The said Henry Cock is aboli Twenty-six Years of Age,
is abapt 5 Feet 6 or 7 Inches high, his "Face pock-marked,
round and full ; has a whin Sear under his Chin, near the
jaw-bone ; wears dark Hair.powdered - he is rather stout ;
is very lively in his manners, and volatile in his conversation.
He is by profession an Attorney, and lodged at No. 9,
King-street, Cheapside, but left his Lodgings on Friday
last ; he had also Chambers in the Temple, and spenta con-
siderable parfofhis time at the London`Coffee-house.
London, England, 1802-10-06

IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT.

HOUSE OF PEERS.

TUESDAY, OCTOBER. 5.

THIS day, 31)011I two o'clock, the LORD CHAN-
CEL LOR attended at 'the House, and • being soon
after joined 1-. y Lord HOBART and Lord Viscount
C LEToN, Noble and Learned Lord took his
seat on the Woolsack.
Mr. CouAgmE, Deputy Usher of the Black-Rod,
was then dispatched to order the attendance of the
Commons, who, on this occasion, being represented
by Mr. DYSON, the principal Clerk, arid several
other of the chiel.Oficers of the House, appeared
az the Ilar, LORD CHANCELLOR addressed
assembly as follows : •
" 11/ly L,.,rd; and Ge.ntlezien,
" His MAJESTY, by the advice of his Privy
Council, has caused a Writ to be issued under the
Great Seal for the farther Prorogation of Parliament,
which you will now hear read."
The Reading Clerk, then read His Majesty's
Writ, as also the Royal Proclamation, declar.
ing His Majesty's Royal Will and Pleasure, that
Parliament which stood prorogued to this pre.
sent day, the sth inst. be further prorogued until
Tuesday, the 16th of November, then to meet and
sit for consideration of divers weighty and im-
pnrtant &c.
Oa hearing this notification the Commons with..
draw, and their Lordships soon after retired.

From t!e LONDON GAZETTE, Oa. 5, iBoz.

Whitehall, o.i. 5, IBoz.

THE King has been pleased to present the Rev.
William Haldane, Clerk, to the Church and Parish
of Kingoldrum, in the Presbytery of IVleigle, and
County of Forfar, void by the death of Mr. James
Badenoch, late Minister there.
The King has also been 'pleaced to appoint Mr.
William Ireland to he Clerk to the Commissariat of
Kirkcudbright, void by the death of Mr. John
Pusl►by.
London, England, 1802-10-06

ROTTERDAM, Oar. x.

WEST India Produce is exaElly in the same situa-
tion here, as it has-been-of late. We have reacon
to think, that the French► Government will shortly
lessen the heavy duties on the importation of Colo-
nial Aricles ; a measure which would tend to in.
efease the demand. •

Grains, and other articles, are also without
variation. Gin only has advanced afi since our
last.

London, though divided by the Thames, would
have been for almost rhcie two centuries in a wretch-
ed state for want of water, had it nor beer for the
noble and salutary contrivance of Sir HUGH MID-
DLETON. Paris has not hitherto had the advantage
of any thing "like our New River ; and the French
-Government now owns, that for the uses elf cleanli-
ness, cookery, and drinking, Paris, amidst all its
glories, suffers miserably by a deficiency of water.
To remedy this inconvenience, an un.iiertaking has
been, within these few day:,, commenced, by which
the waters of the river Ourcq are to be condeded
to Paris, to be there distributed in nearly the same
manner as the waters bf the New Riverin London.
Last year a Jew exhibited for money at Posen,
in South Prussia, a chicken with a humanocounte-
nauce. This chicken was hatched on an estate near
Wreschen (Pal. Wrzesnin) in the distria of Posen ;
and the Jew had accepted of it as an equivalent for
a small tayloz's bill due to him by the owner- of the
estate, who asserted, that another similarly-formed
chicken had been at the same time hatched by the
same hen, but soon after died. The chicken which
was shewn by the Jew survived, had a very lively
appearance, was full grown, and above a year_old.
The body was covered with variegated feathers,
and, as far as the part of the neck where the head
begins, in no respel distinguished by any singu-
larity from other chickens. The head did not ex-
ceed in size that of bther chickens ; but it was
without feathers, and covered with a skin of a
somewhat blueish colour. The sotkets of the eyes
were shaped exactly as in a human countenance, and
over them two arches of very fine down formed
regular eye-brows. The upper part of, the bill was
so bent and blunted .off as to torte a well-shaped
nose, except that it was of a horny substance.
Linder the nose, a regular human mouth, with lips,
and two rows of closely united white pintetlAceth,
completed this singular Lusa; natures. The en guy
was rounded and shaped like a human torzne, In-
deed the whole countenance had so astonishingly
exaa a conformity with that of a human being on
a diminutive scale, that, to discover it, there was
not the least occasion to call in the aid of the ima-
gination. The above account of this phenomenon
was signed and published by M. Schwartz, a Gen-
tieman 'holding a respeaable office under the Pros-
6ian-Goirernment at Posen.
London, England, 1802-10-06

DIED.

•
On the pth ult. at Windsor, Mrs. ChFsshyre, mother to
the Countess Fauconberk.
At Glasgow, on tne 29th ult. Captain James latd.
of the 49th Regiment of Foot._

„.
• On TueSd4y• the zist ult. 11.1ri,Alinandei..r Angus, book--
sller, Aberdeen, in the 82a year of his age. .
-On Saturday last, -in the-$3,1- year of jils 'am- W. Toaket
Esq., of Thompson, near %Vinton, in Norfolic,.anil of the
Temple, London:

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DAY.,
London, England, 1802-10-06

M4RRIED.

At Greenock, on Wednesday se'nnight, by the Rev. Mr..
Steel, Captain David' Linn, to Miss Marion Galbraith, of
Glasgow •
_ - -

On Monday se'nnight, Mr. Nathaniel Gibson, one' of tho"
town clerks of Paisley, to Miss Jane Patrick, daughter,of thc
late Mr. Robert Patrick, merchant there.
London, England, 1802-10-06

nrviroy,

Thursl47 the Master of the Ceremonies Lad
his Ball at the Castle : among the company were,
His Royal Highness the PRINCE of WALES, the Earl
and Countess of CLERmowr, Lord and Lady DEER-
HURST,. the Countess of GOUWIMOFF., Sir joHN and
LadyLADE, LadySusAw DR Env, Lord C.Som EItSET,.
Mrs. FITzHERBEItT, Colonel MOIgTd6tsIERY, &c.
the "assemblage altogether-amounting in numbers to
nearly zoo. The dancing com:menced about nine
o'clock, with .the cheerful air of the Bugle Hon:.
His ROYAL HIGHNESS entered the Ball. room at
ten, and though he did not dance, continued to
enliven the,circle until nearly twelve. . The rooms
were entirely, deserted by one o'clock.
The PRINCE, On Friday., with various, of the
Nobility, attended' the pradiCe of the Artillery be-
,. lOnging to his owtl Itf,giment in firing at a target,
on Newtnarket-hill, and afterwards returned to the
Pavilion, and '.dined,with Colonel SLADE, Colonel
LEIGH, Colonel MoNToor.mar, Mr. rREVoRs,
Mr. DAY, and Admiral PAYNE.

Yesterday as the Pit E was' passing up North.:
street, in a eurricle, accompanied by Mrs. FITZ.
HERSEAT, a bricklayer's boy fell, from the scaffold.
jug of an unfinished house, and 'fraaureci his skull.
-His Royal Highness instantly stopped his horses,
and humanely gave orders that his Surgeon might be
sent for, and that every attention, a; H ex?ence,
might be bestowed. Great hopes are entertained of
the boy's recovery.
This morning the PR /tic r attended Divine. Ser_
vice• at the New Chapel, 1.,..11,:re the Bishop of ST.
AsAkx preached a Charity Sermon for the benefit
of the Schools ofindustrv. The Chapel was- un.
commonly crowded, and the Colledion made for` the
Schools beyond example great.
London, England, 1802-10-06

OFF/C.E. OE 9R D NAWC.F,

. •
• • • iSth Sept-ender,
•
MTIE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of His MA.
Y.ES:Trt,4i: DN/ES,Y:E 412. iTrelygive o.hy
sell ly Public dizeiion at the Tower,•on. Thurs4l-9:, the 141 b
of 011ober next, at Eleven o'Clock in the Fore,con,:SClN
LOTS of .OLD and—UNSERVICEABLE ORDNANCE
STARES, consisting of

Maisquets, Carbines, 'and Flit°ls, Barrets for Musquets and
Carbines, Musquet 'Loeks, Bayonets, and Steel R..tinrners,
Swards of sorts. Halberts anti Spears, Black Leather Ac.
• coutrernents, Flints of sorts, a' Quantity of Bedding, and
Sauti_Bags' Pieces of Tents, Wadmill Tilts, (lee.
Flags and Bunting, Light Dragoon Saddles 'complete, a
Quantity of • Harness, Grease and Medicines, Handscrews,
Shovels, Spades, Pickaxes, Barrows, Feather Edge
Boards, Match Wad's and Paper Stuff, Oil and Pain,
Nails and Spikes of' sorts, Bushel and Lump iron, Cop-
per, Junk, and a Quantity of
_Cordage ;
with various other -Articles, the whole of which sn..fy be view:d
at the Tower till the d.v, of .Yale.
Printed- Lists of the Lots will be delivered to such Persons as
•api4 for them at the Office of Ordnance in the Tower.
•• By Order of the Board,
R. H. CR Ell; Secretary.
London, England, 1802-09-23

TO THE EDITOR OF THE SUN.

SIR,

A Paragraph having appeared in your Paper of the
4th inst. stating that two Ladies were lately rescued
from danger at the expence of decorum, being taken
out of a bathing machine in a situation, described
in a mariner destitute of that_ regard to female deli-
cacy, which, had the statement been true, the feel-
ings of the suffering Ladies ought to have demanded
from any one who thought fit to communicate it to
the Public ; I have been induced to make an inquiry
into -the fad, and from every information I am able
to obtain, I have no doubt but the Paragraph is
false in Coto. •

What inducement the Writer could have to prac_
tise •so wanton an imposition upon you, I know
not, unless it .arose from a malicious intention to
influence the Public with an idea of danger in bath-
ing in the open sea at this place ; but if this was
his intention, it must be defeated from the very ge-
neral knowledge of the situation of the Beach,
which is so far from being steep, that the occurrence
of such an accident as he describes, is almost im-
possible, unless • in very heavy gales of wind or
tides, when common prudence would forbid
the attempt to bathe in the open sea.

I am, Sir,

Yotir very humble Servant,

A CONSTANT READER.

Yarmouth, Sept. 21, 1802.
London, England, 1802-09-23

W. P. Potts—Firi;l. irtA iiiiidoostahee;
Second Class Arabic.
G. D. Guthrie—First Class Arabic and Persian.
A. toss—list Class ArabiC and Persian.
1. W. Laing=First Clca Arabic and Persian.
D. Campbell—Fii'st Class Arabic and Persian.
G. Hartwell—First Class. .13enalee ; and Second Class
Persian and HindOostanee.

W. Scott—First Class Be.ngaltc; and Second Class Bin-
doostanee.

R. 'fhackeray—First Class Arabic; and Third Class Nr-
sian.
M. Law—First Class ftengal2e.
W. J. Sands—Second Ciass Persian and Hindoostanee.
Wenri.—Seconcl Class Pcrian and Hindoostanee.
F. Morgan—Second Class. PerSian and Hindoostanee.
R. 0. Wynne—Second Class Persian.
R. Vansittart —Second Class Persian.
J. W. Grant—S,t.ond Class 111:;idoostanee.

SHIP NEWS.

POOLE, SEPT. 21.

Arrived—the ‘Villiam :nd Catherine, Pratt, from y -
castle; Mary, Robson, from Sunder-la:id ; 1.. der,
from LondOn; William and Mary, Boynes, from Cowes;
Forritudc, Collins, from Portsmitith john's Adventure,
Humble, from Memel; Prosperous, Mannooch, from Ro-
chester.

Sailed—the Hebe, Carder, and Jacob, Bartlett, for Liver-
pool ; Diligence, Anderson, and Nestor, Young, for Sunder 4
land ; Chance, Bartlett, for Southampton; and Dart, King;
for Portsmouth.
London, England, 1802-09-23

THURSDA Y, SEPTEMBER 23, 1802.

NEW PARLIAMENT.

This Day was published, Price as. 6d. _.•
CORRECTED from the RETURNS in the, CROWN
OFFICE, to which is added a copious Index, and the
Addresses of Messrs. Fox, &k w*, Sir Jacob Astiey, and
Sir Francis Burdett;

A CORRECT LIST of the KNIGHTS, CUL
ZENS, and BURGESSES, eleaed
,to serve in the
PARLIAMENT appointed to meet on Tuesday, Nov. t 6,
ISoz, with the NAMES of the CANDI DAT LS where the
ELECTIONS were CONTESTED, and the Numbers
polled ; a Summary of the whole House of Commons ; a
List of Places which formerly sent Members to Parliament;
and a Table of the duration ofthe Several Parliaments, from
the Reign of Henry VIII. to. the present Time.
Printed for j. Dcbrett, oppogite Burlington House, Picca-
dilly. . .

This Day was, published,
Elegantly printed in Three Volumes Octavo, ornamented
with Twelve Finc Plates, from. original Designs by Thurs-
ton and Thompson, Price 3os. in boards,
'HE ADVENTURES of GIL BLAS of SAN-
I LLAN E. A Nev‘r ['ranslation, from the French
of LE SAGE, by Dr. SMOLLETT.
Printed for Vernor and Hood, No. 31, Poultry, and
Cuthell and Martin, Middle-row. Holbarkt
N.B. A few Copies are printed on Royal ,Paper, wAth-firsr
Ampressions of the Plates, Price as. boards,
London, England, 1802-09-23

MARRIED.

On Tuesday last, at Enfield, Mr. 8.. M. da Costa, of En-
fiell Highway, to Miss Louisa Naylor, daughter of Edward,
.Naylor, Esq. of Ponder's End.
On the Loth ot. August, at St. George's, Hanovgr-Square,
Joseph Price, Esq. 'of Stratton-street, to Miss Billingtoo,
of Curz n-street:

WSW
London, England, 1802-09-23

GRAVESEND, SEPT. 2I

Passed by —the Mediator, Mitchell, from Memel ; Flora,
—, from Smyrna; Embden Packet, —, and the Ceres,
11Lce, from Hambro'. _ _ _

, .
Sailed—the Su tiblk, Robinson, for the Cape of Good Hope
Argo, —, for Hambro' ; Diligence, Bilboa ; Vruw
Gesina, —, for Rotterdam; Vreindschap, Maasdych, for
Dort; .and Drie Gesusters, Prank, for Rotterdam.
London, England, 1802-05-10

CERTIFICATES.

May 29. Robert Lees and Jonathan Hague, of A;hton Un-
der-tine, Lancashire, cotton-spinners. • •
:Joshua Collier, of Mark-lane, London, oilman.
Andrew Annison, of Stockport, Chester, cotton-maoufac.

turer.
Jonah Dyer, of Wootton Underedge, Gloucester, spinning-
machine-maker. • '
Martin Beneditts, of Liverpool, shop-keeper.
Jonathan Woodward, of Derby, calico-manufacturer.

MAILS.

ARRIVED. DVE.
Holland - o
Haniourgh - 0

PRICE OF STOCKS,.

THIS DAY AT TWELVE P'CLOCIS.
Conscis• - - 75 a 75 j Otnnium ' - 2a.

THE SUN.

SULEM Qt3IS DICER& FALSUNI ACDEAT ?
London, England, 1802-05-10

NEW FOREIGN GARDEN SEEDS.
I. TWO New • CUCUMBERS, viz. 1. The
True Levant, which produces- its fine Fruit be_
tween one and two feet long., For ex9uisite flavour, firm'
solidity, innocent nature, and beauteous form, it has no corn_
petitot. 2. The New Egyptian, not so large as the former,
but equally deliciouS, and every way ditlercnt.
z. NATOLIAN ASPARAGUS, described by Guthrie,
Geog. Gram. p. 508, 4th Edit. The buds are as-large as 6
Or 3 of the common sort, and the taste far superior.
3. New ITALIAN PURPLE BROCOLI. Its chief
head 'is 6 or 8 inches broad : its numerous lateral branches
giv,e fine heads of the cornmon'ske, so that several bundles
may be cut from one Plant. It has the richest flavour pos-
sible and its beauty When on table must be seen to be con-

4. New SPANISH COSS LETTUCE grows a foot and
half high, and two feet round; is exquisitely white and
crisp, the sweetest of any Lettuce known, and almost all
heart.

5. MALTA CAULIFLOWER, grows a full foot broad,
and its delicacy is as superior as its size.
6. ANTWERP "CELERY grows 3 feet high, and 6 or 8
,inches round, and stands most eminently distinguished for its
very rich.taste.

7. No i(TH AMERICAN KALE, is uninjured by tl:e
severest frosts, gives the most delicious "Winter Greens, boils
as green as the springing Grass, and is sweet as ASparagus

I. AFRICAN ENDIVE is meet as a Summer Lettuce,
and for whiteness, crispness, and tenderness, there is no other
such Salad in Nature. The Plants are often as large as mid-
dling Cabbages.
9. The New BARBARY ONION grows twice as large
as the Spanish, is beautifully formed, delicately white, and
as mild as an Apple.
Sold at Crocker's, St. Alban's-street, Pall-Mall, in
Packets, as. 6d. each. No Credit. Pay Postage:
London, England, 1802-05-10

MARRIED

On -Tuesday last, at Walton, in Suffolk; the Rev. Cal-
thorpe Blofield, A. B. Vicar of Bishop's Norton, Lincoln-
shire, to Miss Mary. Caroline G rose, daughter of the, late
Francis Grose, Esq. F. A. S.
OH- Wednesday last, at Colchester, -Mr. Richard Twining,
jun. of the. Strand, to Miss Smythies, daughter of the Rev.
Mr. John Smythies, of Colchester. --
On Thursday last, by the Rev. Dr.' Peers, at Morden,-
Surrey, Mr. J. Allnatt, of Wallingford, Bejlts, to Miss
Elizabeth Do4d, of Morden aforesaid.
On Thursday, at Hertford, by the Rev. .Thomas Foote'
Gower, Richard Hall Gower, Esq. of Cheshunt, to Miss
Emptage,-elaughter of the late Commodore E mptage, in the
service of the India Company,
On Saturdays at St. George's, Hanover-square, Gilbert
Mathison; Esq. to Nlisi Farquhar, eldest daughter of Sir
Walter Farquhar, Bart. .
London, England, 1802-05-10

SHEERNESS, MAY 9.

I("TERDAY sailed His Majesty's Ship Amph;on,
4.1136gun5, Captain BENNET, for Yarmouth, where
be is to take in His Royal Highness the DUKE of
CAMBRIDGE, to convey him to Cuxhaven ; and the
Pixen Gun-brig for the Downs.
,‘ The Mariner Gun-brig went to Chatham to col.
get men fora passage to the Westward.
The Brilliant was paid off at this Port.
This day sailed up the Thames, to be paid off, all
standing, His Majesty's Ship Latona, of 38 guns,
Captain SOTHERON.
London, England, 1802-05-10

Among the attradions of the Summer Theatres,
none can surpass, for variety and excellence, those
at the Royal Circus. The new Comic Pantomime
of the Enchanted Harp may be truly said to enchant
every part of the crowded and fashionable Audience
seen there every evening, so delighted is every, one
with its surprising splendor, variety of incident,
and excellence cif music:_ Mrs. Wybrow, in Colum-
bine, is just what that charaaer should ever be—
justness of aaiop, 'displayed amidst -elegance of
attitude, and a perpetual and animated variety of
The Clown of Montgomery creates
incessant mirth. Miss Adams cannot be excelled
in gr,ictful and elegant dancing, so wonderfully is
she improved ; and- Rinaldo, Rinaldini has such in—
trinsic merit as to continue in full estimation.

Sold also-by the following Booksellers ; Hazard, Bath ;'
Sheppard, Bristol ; Mottley, Portsmouth ; Collins, Salis-
bury; Harrop and Thompson, Manchester; Jones and Gore,
Liverpool; Bulkeley and Poole, Chester; Pearson and
Piercey, Birmingham ; Stevenson, Norwich ; Middleditch
and Barnshy, Ipswich ; Gales, Sheffield ; Binns, Leeds ;
Peck and Wolstenholme, York ; Brown, Hull ; Humble,
Newcastle; Gee, Cambridge; Slater, Oxford ; Donald,
'jeweller; Glasgow; Scott, Apothecary, Edinburgh.; and by
.one reputable Bookseller in most Towns 'in England.
Price zs. gd. and ss. sd. a Box, Duty included.
Whert: may be had. Arnold's Nervous Restorative Drops.

LONDON : Printcd, by BU CHA NA N M‘MI 1, LAN, (of Bow-Street, Covent:Gartlen
At tlic surt-OvF4ci, No, rw, Strand whcre ildveitisements, Orders
London, England, 1802-05-10

e Nobility
Th RANELAGH.
.Gntry are eetfuy informed, AE.
I.ltll HICKTE,d wiell be givenres pin Honoull t r ofhe PEAC E.
‘ ' . PRESENT EVENING, May to, 1802,
Under the Patronage of
Her Grace the Dutchess of DEVONSHIRE,
L
in Marchioness of TOWNSEND,
M
. arebioness of SALISBURY.
it.
'iie centre of the Rotunda, which will be decorated with
some- ,
1 housand variegated lamps, will be ereeted a Trans.
- parent

TEMPLE OF PEACE.
uesigned and executed by Mr. CAPON.
A„, The Gardens will be brilliantly Illuminated
Tunver the end of the Canal, Mr.-Sum:4Ells will. erea a
and put up the same Transparency, the whole'
- the Decorations and variegated Lights, which he pre-
pared and fixed at Mr. OTTO's, -on the Evening of the
Proclamation.
And at Eleven o'Clock will be Exhibited, a most
MAGNIFICENT FIRE_WORK,
Y the celebrated Artist Monsieur RUGGIE RI,
of
"e sintilar 'to the one he designed and displad by ord French Government, at the National Fete at Pariser.
In the course of the Evening,
A CONCERT OF
Tn „,9C A r and INSTRUMF:NTAL MUSIC,
-"qh will be introduced a Hymn to Peace, as . Place de Concorde, at Paris. sung in the
chld..fintance los. 6d. each Person, Coffee and Tea in.
Ni„ to be opened at Eight, the Concert to commence at
‘m, and the Fire-Works at Eleven precisely.

MR. G. JONES, RIDING MASTER,
.most
Zrterrespedfully informs his Friends and the Puhlic. in
al, that his B ENE FIT, at the Royal Circus, is fixed
t.r TO-MORROW, the ith of May, 1802,, on which
If•v,eniiing a great variety of AMUSEMENTS will be in.
Particulars will be expressed in future Bills and
m
uvertiseents.
Fhool ,
Tickets tbe 'had of Mr Tones at his Pantheon Riding.
the Corner of .Webber-street, adjoining the North
4"llde of the Magdalen Hospital, Blackfriars.road, where he
4).1Y attends from Six in the Morning till Three in the
4"' Of Riding and Managing t,,.errioon, to instrua Ladies and Gentlemen in the polite
he Horse.

NEW PANORAMA, HAY-MARKET,
Next door to the Opera House.
Tlibt Public are respeaftilly informed, that this
bf p;;,4,torama exhibiting a C RAND VIEW of the CITY
ani‘lS:tnd 'Environs, is nos‘ open for public Tower of
The .11/411 from Drawings made on the North West Tower ot
6t. 1-112%tropolitan Church of Nbtre Dam; since the Signing
rreliinninies TenP tilar 'of eaced, by JAs. DE MARIA, will
ope from usk.
London, England, 1802-05-10

The Bailiffat the Yarm will shew the property ; and Par-
ticulars may be had 14 days preceding the- sale, of Mr.
Pearce, Attorney at Law, South Molton ; at the Hotels,
Plymouth and Weymouth; Golden Lion, Barnstaple; the
Printers of the Exeter Gazette and Sherburne Mer,ury ; •at
Garrawiy!s ; and of Mr. Smith, No. 6z, Broad-street. • ,

; Mid Published by IV' LLI,AM ARM/CFR SCRIPPS, (ot Horse.
F for the Paper,. Letters for the Editor, &c. (past.pa
London, England, 1802-05-10

HOSIERY.

COOKE continues to have on Sale at his Manu-
ladory , and Nottingham Warehouse, No. 434, Strand,
an extensive and valuable Assortment of HOSI E KY ofevery.
description, which,-for elegance, neatness, taste, and quality,
has never been equalled, and,' he flatters himself, • can never
be surpassed. he many advantages he possesses over every
other person in this line of business, and the peculiar degree
of petiedion to which, by indefatigable attention, •and unli-
mited expellee, he has brought his Manufactory, while they
afford him an opportunity of offering to the Public a variety
of Goods, superior in every respect to those of any other per-
son, anti render all competition fruitless ; also enable him to
acconi.-noctittc the Public, either in the wholesale, retail, or
export trade, ulion terms more moderate than can possibly
be afforded by any other House in the Metropolis.
London, England, 1802-05-10

DIED.

On Saturday evening, att.et a very short illness, and sin-
cerely regretted by all her p..:cy.laintance, Mrs. ,Jones, wife of
the, Rev. Dotior Jones; of U per Charlotte-street, Fitzroy.;
square.
Lately, at Strabane, Sir John Stewart Hamilton, Bart.
many years Representative in Parliament for that Town.
On Tuesday last, at Witcombe Park, in the County of
Cloth:este* in-the 87tH year of her age;- Lady Hicks, relic-I
of Sir Howe Hicks, 'Bart. of that place. ' • •
London, England, 1802-05-10

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I fish 5 per Cent.
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Ditto Scrip
Banki.. Ann. 2.1 5-161 3-161
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I rut i a Stock
Excheq. s. s. preen.
Vund,able ditto rein.'
3d Exchequer Bills par
New S. S. Stock
(!mnium 3 2 2 '
Impel'. 3 per Cent.
Ditto Ann. mi 3-16
flank for ntng
India "tier opening
Consols for Account 76 ,

WANTS A PLACE,
_

EIS;BUTLER in-a Lady or Gentleman's Family,
a Sinle middle-aged Man ; understands the Manage-.
ment of a . Family with the utmost care and 'frugality, and
will be found a useful Servant in many things ; has always
lived in genteel FaMilies these eighteen years. Salary will
not be an obje6t in a comfortable Situation ; no objedion to
a Place in the. Country, if for all the year.; has an undeniable
Charader -from a respedable Lady's Family in Warwick-
shire, now in Town, which he has just left.
Direct for R. P. at Mrs. Satchell's, No. 4, Newspaper-
office, Bolsover-street; or No. 36, Watling-street, City. -
London, England, 1802-05-10

VALUABLE FREEHOLD FARMS, IN THE VALE-

,
OF DAVIDSTOW, NEAR CAME
CORNWALL.
• TO BE • SOLD BY AUCTION,
• - By Mr. SMITH, -
At Garraway's Colle-house, 'Change Alley, Cornhill, on
Friday the 28th of May, at Twelve o' Clock, in Eight lots,
VERY Desirab:e and Irnproveabie FREEHQLD
ESTA T ES, comprising Trewinnow, Tuckmil 1, Burn,
Balsdon, and Oke Farms, containing together. Five Hundred
Acres of rich Fee,ding and Arable Land, watered by a fine
trout stream, near the market-towns of Launceston, Bodmin,
Camelford, and Stratton, .within fourteen miles of. the river
Tamer, and six of the sea with capital sheep-walks, farm, and
beast houses, barns, stabling, and out buildings, let to respect-.
able Tenants at, low tents, amounting to Two Hundred and
Fifty-five Pounds Sixteen ShillingS per ann. With valuable
Right on the extensive Commons of High Moor, Botter
Down, and Router, Moor. • Also, the absolute 'Reversion of
two valuable Freehold Estates, comprising North Moor Farm.
and Balsdon Park, situate in the parish of Whitstope, con-
wining 132 acres of meadow and arable land, with a farm-
house, Outbuildings, and valuable right of common. To be
viewed, with leave of the tenants, 14 days preceding the S,ale.;
and Particulars then had at the Kiug's Arms ' Camelford ;
Whit,. Hart, Launceston ; Tree, Stratton ; Hotel, Plymouth ;
Hotel, Weymouth ; New Inn, Holdsworthy ; ofthe Printers
of The Exeter Gazette; Sherburne Mercury ; Bath-) Journal";
and Bonnor's Bristol Journal of Mr. Webb, Wine-mer
chant, Truro ; Messrs. Grylls, Borlase, and Scott, Attornies
at Law, -Helston, in Cornwall ; Messrs. Palmer and Toill-
Bosons, Solicitors, Warntbrd-court, Throgmorton-street ; "at
Garraway's ; and of Mr. Smith, No, 62,1r0ad-Street, ROyal
Exchange, . •
London, England, 1802-05-10

Stiff ivEfrs.

POOLL MAY 7,

Arrived- -the A.ai've, Williams, and W:lliaM and Mary,
BoyneS, from Portsmouth ; Brothers, Gillingham;, Iran
Weymouth; Edward and Mary,-Harley, from Cowes ; Bless-
ing, Wills, froth London; William and Catherine, Pratt,
froth -Newcastle.
Sailed—the Dart, Beal, for Portsmouth; WilliaM and
Mary, Whiteway, for Liverpdol.
London, England, 1802-05-10

OiFORLISIitkE, near WoOIISTOCK andEiISTON
• TO BE SOLD liY AUCTION
By Mr. SMITH,

At Garraway's, on Friday; My t 4, at twelve o'clock;
A VERY" Tniprovabte FREEHOLD EStATE,
lA. situate in the Parishes of Kiddington and Radford,
four utiles from Woodstock., and three from Enston, in the
County, of 0 X FORD ,• comprising do acres 16 poles (be
the same more or less) of rich Arable and Meadow Land,
lying convenient, with a new-built FARM-HOUSE, large
orchard; cottage, and gardens, farm and rick yards, two
barns, Waggon lodge,. stabling,. cow-house,, and out-build-
ings, in the occupation of Mr, Edward- Messer; tenant at
will, moderately estimated at the sum of 1801. per annum.
To be viewed, With leave of the tenant, ten days preceding
the Sale ; and. Particulars then had of Mr. Morris, En-
stun ; at the Star and Cross Inns, Oxford ,• Bear, Wood-
stock; _White Hart, Chipping Norton; of Messrs. Bul-
lock and Arnold. Bedford-row ; at Garraway'S ; and of Mr.
Smith, No. 62, Broad-street.

COUNTIES OF LIMERICk, MEATI-1, and DOWN,
IRELAND
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION,
• By Mr. SMITH,

. At Carraway's Coffee-House, Change-Alley, Cornhill,
Lpndon, on Friday the 28th of May,, tgoz, iii Three Lots,
(unless acceptable Offers are made in the:mean time by
Private Contrail),
Lot. I. A LARGE and VALUABLE ESTATE
in. FEE SIMPLE, called DERRYNEALF.,
in the County of Down; comprising a Distridof rich Arable
and Feeding Land, situate between Banbridge .and Castle
Wellan, three miles from Rathfryland, 'ten from, Newry,
.and sixty from Dublin, containing Six Hundred and.. Fou-
rteen Irish Acres, equal to Nine Hundred and Twenty-one
English Acres, let ma numerous• arid reputable Tenantry,
at Four Hundred and Forty-three Piounds; Two
Shillings
mid Eight-pence-per-Annum. -
Lot 11. -THE TOWN LAND of LOGHER, in the
County of Meath, a Lease for upwards of Nine Himai-ed
Years, containing Four Hundred Irish Acres of rich Arable.
and Feeding Land, four miles from Drogheda, and three from
Slane, on the river BOyne, about twenty-two miles from
Dublin, let to two respectable Tenants, at Four Hundred
Pounds per Annum.

Lot ill. A VALUABLE ESTATE in FEE SIMPLE,
called TULLURBPY, in the County of Limerick, three
miles from Bruff; three from Croome, and twelve. ftom
Limerick, near the River Shannon, containing about Three
Hundred and Sixty Irish Acres, (by old Surveys) of remark-
ably rich Land, let at old Rents, amounting to Three Hun-
red, and Five Pounds per Annum, capable of great ifllplOve-
mei t on the demise ofa Lite aged 69 years. -
To be viewed by applying to Mr. David Sandys,'Attorney':.
at-Law, Dublin ; and Particulars had twenty days preceding
the Sale, of the Printers of the. Belfast News Letter; Cork.
Evening Post; Dublin Hibernianiousnal and Evening PoSti.
Limerick journal ; Dumfries and Glasgow Journals;
burgh Herald and Advertiser ; Liverpool General Advertises;
Bath journal ; Bonnor's Bristol Journal ; of Messrs. Gregg.
and Corfield, Solicitors, Skinner's-Hall, 'Dowgate-hill ; at
; and of Mr. Smith,, Not. 62., Broad-street, near
the Royal Exchange, London. ' " •
London, England, 1802-05-10

ORAVkSENTS, MAY 6.

Passed by—the William, , from Memel • Seven
Friends, —, from Gretzeil, Maria Elizabeth; —; from
Friezland; St.•Johannes,—, from Dort ; Robson, Ander.
son, and Paul and Elizabeth, Raven, from Norway.
Sailed—the Fame, Baker, for the East Indies; Grant, Pea-
-cock, tor Jamaica ; Sally, RobsOn, for Petersburgh ; Hope,
—, for Hambro'; Louisa Ulrica, —, for Havre; Goede
Vrienden, Prank, fol. Rotterdam; and Jonge
,Alida,.
for Catwyk.

111:k,y.j.-7Pas,sed by::the:Betsey, Gabriel, from Calais.

Sailed—the f ulius, Hawthorn, lOr St. Kitts; Alert, Hem-
mings, for Africa ; Lonclon.l.indor, for Hambro' ; Hannah,
Perkins' for Virginia; Vrow Anna, Holiner; for Embden ;
and the Geode Hoflhung, Blair, for Bremen.
London, England, 1802-07-22

FARIS, JULY IS.

CITIZPII JEROME BONAPARTE gave at Nantes
loth, a superb Fete to those Inhabitants of
C:ty by whom he had been entertained.
The Present made by. the City of Paris to the
First Consul, is estimated, it is said, at ioo,ooo
frane,:.
STOCKHOLM, JUNE z 9 KING and. QUEEN
(pitted Abo on the 16:h inst. and arrived on the

next day at Parola Maim, where they found the
Army aisemlled, and in grand parade, under the
command of Count de KLINGSPAR, Governor of

Fin and. The KING immediately took the com.
m.,n~1.

BERNE, JULY is expeted that France
sons tormally recognize our new Government.
VIENNA, JULY 3......\re are as yet uninformed
as to the real Ilan of the Indemnities ; and the
French Minister declares on his part, that he has
no information from his Government upon the sub_
jest.
According to recent Letters from the Turkish
,Frontiers, several Pachas sent by the Porte against
PAsswAti OcLou, have joined that Rebel, so that
the greater part of European Turkey is now in the
Po., er ~f the PAcHA of Wroottl, and his Partizans.
Their Troops having no other means of sabsisti-
ence lnit pillage, the unfortunate inhabitants are
flYing on all sides.
It appears that the Diet of Presburg will sit
longer tithe than was at first imagined : it is
said they will sit two months longer. The
System 'of C pitulation introduced into Austria,
lesPeCting the Military, has been adopted in
; but the number of Recruits to be fur..
shed annually, for maintaining the complement
-°‘tile Army of .that Kingdom, is not yet definitively
settled. The States have agreed to furnish every
Year 6300 men, in time of Peace, and t 0,006 in
time of War ; but it is said that His IMPERIAL
IVIAIL-sry regards this n'oMber as insufficient.

A Lei ter from Crnstaniilthple, of the 3oth of May,
announces that. the Prussian Minister at the Porte
Las obtlined leave of absence from his CoUrt for
time, *bcl is preparing to depart. OSMAN.
140 RA, against whom a Body of Ottoman Troops
la(4 been sent, avoids all engagement ivith them,
flci appears to he endeavouring to gain a station
on the Coast of the Black Sea. This Rebel
ireasi it is said, the greatest devotion for the
GRAND SEIGNIOR, and a wish to present him.
`lelf before His Sublime Highness, to denotince to
his Enemies, who alone haVe induced the
Pada to take up arms.

MAYENCE, ItILY 9.---,The Commissary General
t'f. Government has addressed to the Prefeds of the
f°" yew Departments a Circular Letter, calling
°Pon them to observe with precision an Arrtiti of
RtDLER, according to which all Public
'LL:Ctionaries must use the French Language in the
e%,.. •
rcl',e of their official duties.

FRANKFORT, jtLY zr.--A Journal in the neigh-
"04101"0,1 asserts, that a Treaty of Alliance be:.
t'veen France and Prussia has been signed at Paris
t Y Citizen TALLtYRAND and the Marquis,de
"itsttrt,
London, England, 1802-07-22

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Tolhe GENTLEMEN, CLERGY,and FREEHOLDERS

of the COUNTY of, YORK.
DERMIT me to return you my most unfeigned
Thanks for the Honour you have this day a second time
conferred on me, by your unanimous Suffrage in ele6fing me
one of the Representatives' in Parliament of this extensive
and opu'ent County. '
I feel,tlie greatest satisfa6lion and pride in being thought
worthy of the confidence you have now again reposed in me;
and it will be my utmost endeavour to repay that confidence,
and the opinion you have manifested-of my. Parliamentary
Condud, by an unremitted attention to the Interests of the
State, and'those which peculiarly attach to this great and
respectable Coiinty.
I have the Honour to remain, with the most lively senti-
melds of Gratitude and Respect ,
Gentlemen, -
Your most obliged and iaast devoted humble Servant,
York; July ra. HENRY LASC€LLES,
London, England, 1802-07-22

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NUMBER 3070.

Doors open at Six o'Clock, and begin at Seven,

• In the Evening will be
A GRAND GALA,
AND BRILLIANT DISPLAY OF
FIREWORKS.
ADMISSION THREE SHILLINS.

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TFIEATRE-ROYAL, RICHMOND. •
For the BENEFIT of Mr. RUSSELL.
(1. N Friday, July 23, 18oz, will be presented
%." the Play of

• PIZARRO.
Rolla, Mr. RUSSELL.
With Farce of
WAYS AND MEANS ;the or a TRIP to DOVER.
Sir David Dunder, Mt. RUSSELL'.
To conclude (for positively.the last night at this Theatre),
Ilik.th the Exhibition of Geister Scheinning, or Phantasma-
goric.

VAUXHALL RownslG MATCH:
THE ANNUAL WHERRY given by the PRO..
vRIETOR of VAUXHALL GARDENS will be
ROWED FOR TO-MORROW, july 23, by SEVEN
IAIR of OARS, in Uniform Dresses.

Pia T:IC BP.F. AK PAST. 1
FitOsPECT TAVERN, HOTEL and GARDENS,
Hoopers-Hill. Margate:
COTTERELL revectfuliy iniorrns the Nohi-
j • lity, Gentry, and Public in general, the Gardens will he
92ened with a 'PUBLIC BREAKFAST on MONDAY
1"1 dU Err, July 26 ; and will be continued every Monday
in r, July Season.
In
treak fa addition to the Band, a capital Organ is eredeci in the
st-Rootn.
London, England, 1802-07-22

SHEERATESS, JULY 21.

• THIS day the jackal! Gun-brig sailed on
Cruize ; the Boxer came in from the Little Nora
to be dismantled and paid ()Xi and the Harpy Brii
was taken into Dock.

Sir J. SAUMAREZ is appointed Commander
Chief of the small Squadron which is to remain if/
the Mediterranean upon the Peace Establishment`
A letter from Gibraltar of the ist inst. states, than
Sir JAMES was hourly expeaed there from Malta
with the Fleet, on their way to England, to be pal,
off, and laid up in ordinary. On his arrival $:(
Gibraltar, he is to shift his flag flow the Caesar,
84 guns, to a 5o gun ship, the former being ordere4
home, as well as all the whet Ships of the Line 40.-
that station.
The Lords of the Admiralty have ordered
Ships in Ordinary in the River Tamar and Hamoatil l
to be under the control of a Master of the itoYa.
Navy : under him are seven other experienced A'
ters of the Navy, who command each a Division
or a Class of fourteen Men of War in Orditiarl;
who report to the Eoperintendant of the whole) 1
weekly statement of their condition, and returns °4
their respective Crews, which is by him transmitter
to the Admiralty and Navy Boards weekly, for the/
inspection.
On the 6th instant, The Friends, CLERK, MaStefl
a Sloop of about So tons, belonging to Greenncl 4
f'4
from 1-lamburgh, in ballast, untortunately struci,
upon the Bell Rock, and instantly went to pies
The weather, however, being moderate, the clep,
took to their boat, and landed in safety at Arbrolofio
Part of the wreck was seen upon the Rock, till
loch.

cAill'
BILLING-roN and KULLY are playing at xd-,e,
burgh with much applause ; the demand for 11P-tie
for the one night they were to play at Neva°Ed
was so great, that it was postponed, and comma
for three nights on their return from the North' r
The Farce entitled The Sixty-third Pt,/Ice:
which is torth.coming at 'the Haymarket 'PO'
is attributed to the pen of Mr. HOARE.
vre'‘
Mr. SHERIDAN iS Come to London, and
parations are already on. foot for the opening
Dtor,r.Lane Theatre.
London, England, 1802-07-22

DIED.

On the loth inst. at his house in Stanhope-street, the
76th year of his age, the Right Hon. Isaac Barre, Clerk of
the Pells.
On Wednesday the r4th inst. at Aldhorough-House, Dub-
lin, the. Right Hon. the Countess of Atcibprough, widow Of
Edward the late Earl, and since married to George Powell,
Esq. Barrister at Law.

POOLE, JULY 20.

Arrived-the Rainbow, Cameron, from New-York ; Dili-
gent, Phillips, from. Southampton ; ACtive, Williams, and
Dart, Baker, from Portsmouth ; Rambler, Tozer, front
Tenby ; Hope, Manelaws, Weymouth.
Sailed-r-the Heclor, Sparrow, and Reiolution, Francis,
for London; Charlotte, Roberts, Swanage.

GRAVZSEND, JULY,2O

Passed by—the Cornwall, Blythe, from the South Seas ;
Latona, Hart, from Nevis ; Governor Milne, Moffatt, from
Grenada; Saling Grove, Bernie, and Rachael, , from
Demerara ; Martha, Carey, from Barbalioes ; Commerce,
Fish, from St. V incent's ; Julia, Collins, from Charlestown ;
Argus, Johnson, and Jean, Gardner, from Antigua; Sea.
Nymph, Church, from Lisbon; Chapman, Suor, from Riga;
Peggy, Finlay, Pa lemon, Andrews, Industry, Wood, Adeon,
and Friends, Howell, from Jamaica.
Sailed-the Iris, M'Donald, for Africa ; Maria, for
Valencia; Eli Peaks, '
Eliza, for Amsterdam Juffrow Johanna,
Vessou, for Rouen ; Dundee Arms Packet, Vennell, and
Juffrow, Catharina, Jansen, for Calais.

re ..7TUCKS.

R. n A. V.

India Stock
India Bonds s. prem.
Excheq. Bills s. s. prem.
Fundable ditto prem.
3d Exchequer Bills dis.
Omnium 2 21 ti 2 dis.
Ituper. 3 per Cent.
Ditto Ann. 12 5-161
Bank for opening
India for opening
-ds for August 731 31
London, England, 1802-07-22

GENERAL ELECTION.
KENT ELECTION.
THE FREEHOLDERS of the COUNTY of
KENT are respealully informed, that SUBSCRIP-
TIONS for conduaing the ELECTION of Sir WILLI AM
GEARY, Bart. are received at Messrs. Hankey and Co.'s,
Bankers, Fenchurch-street.
London, England, 1802-07-22

FALMOUTH, JULY 19.

SAILED this day, the Duke of York Packet,
DEAKE, with Mail of the i3th inst. for Lisbon.
The Walsingharn Packet will take the next Mail
(loth inst.) for thence. Also sailed the American
Ship Merchant, Captain DYER, from London for
Boston ; the American ship Julia, Capt. COLLINS,
for London ; the Prince of Walesi TRELUDDRA,
with tin, Sc. for London; the Stag Cutter, HARE,
on a Cruize ; and the Neptune, 13zALs, for Liver,
pool, with flour.

Arrived the West India Ship, thmitzica, Capt.
CL ARK, from London for Jamaica ; the French

Schooner Marie Le Ferret, JOSEPH CHARIER, from
Noirmoutier, with salt, for this Port ; the Brig
Lisbon Pack,-:, HOCKING, from London, with bale
goods, &c. for this Port ; the Minors Schooner,
CARIIUS, with ditto, for this Port, from Liverpool.
On Friday evening last passed this Port for Pe-
tersburg, the American Brig Lucy Aim, Tow-
K I NS, 4.9 days from Barcelona, wish wine 404
brandy.

On Friday last arrived the Prince Adolphus Packer,
JONES, with Mail from Lisbon : spoke on the 9th
inst, with the Prince of Wales Packet, TODD, with
Mail from hence. She was expeled to arrive at
Lisbon on the r3th inst, Ker Olin& day WA
thepve w4s yesterday,
London, England, 1802-07-22

HOSIERY.

COOKE continues to have on Site at his Manu-
fadory and Nottingham Warehouse, No. 434, Strand,
an extensive and valuable Assortment of HOSIERY of every
description, which, fOr elegance, neatness, taste, and quality,
has never been equalled, and, he flatters himself, can never
be surpassed. The many advantages he possesses over every
other person in this line of business, and the peculiar degree
of perfethion to which, by indefatigable attention, and unli-
mited expence, he has brought his Manufaclory, while they
afford him an opportunity of offering to the Public a variety
of Goods, superior in every reaped to those-of any other per-
son, and render all competition fruitless ; also enable him to
accoinatodate the Public, either in the wholesale, retail, or
export trade, upon terms more moderate than can possibly
be afforded by any other House in the Metropolis.
London, England, 1802-07-22

lIARWZCW, JULY 31,

THIs afternoon sailed the King George ',odor',
Capt. P. DEANE, and the Prince of Wales, Capt'
A. DEANE, with r assengers, a quantity of Money'?
and the respeaive Mails for Helvoetsluys and Cu+
haven. And about three o'clock this afternoon,
arrived the Diana Packet, gain. STUART, Witil
the Mail and thirty Passengers from Ilelvoetsluyir
which place they did not leave till seven o'cloc:4
yesterday morning, on account of bad weather,
London, England, 1802-07-22

NEXT IVIONTH

The Lottery begins Drawing.'
No. 4, Cornhill, and No. 9, Charnig-cross.
rr BISH respectfully acquairrts the Nobility,
• Gentry, and Public, that Tickets and Shares for the
English Sommer Lottery are now selling in great variety at
the above Old Established Offices, where the Prizes will be
paid on demand.

• PRESENT PRICE.
Ticket - - k. 17 14 I Eighth - k. 2 6 6
Half --- - 9 Sixteenth- - i 3 6'

Quarter - 12
*** There will, be no Irish Lotteries this year, but there
will be another English drawn on the same Plan, 29th No-
vember; and a third English Lottery drawn on the same
Plan the 4th of April, rBo3.

AT SWIFT's
LOTTERY-OFFICE, No. xi, POULTRY,

TICKETS' and SHARES of the ENGLISH
LOTTERY (to begin Drawing nit MONDAY the
zd of August) are on Sale. - ,
This Lottery contains only 24,000 Tickets, and will be
drawn in Eight Days, the First Drawn each Day being en-
titled to a Capital Benefit,. viz.
Ist Day - k. 5,000 sth Day - C.f ssooo
2d - 2,000 6th. - • 2,000
3d - . 10,000' 7th ' - 20,000
itth - ^• 20 000 Bth , - lo boo
,

Upwards of FORTY THOUSAND POUNDS. have
been paid to the Holders of Capital Prizes within the last
Six Months by SWIFT and. Co.

The SICILIAN BLOOM of YOUTH and BEAUTY;
Or, Impalpable Vegetable Flesh Powder,
Is recommended to the Ladies with the utmost
degree of confidence, as'the most exqUisite produdion in
the Universe, for beautifying the Skin, without the possi-
bility of doing; the Slightest injury : it is a peculiarly elegant
Preparation from the beautiful Azalwa (a shrub indigenous
to Sicily);-the result of a most curious process arid the in-
vention of an expert.and experienced Chymist. The com-
mon articles of this- description gives cadaverous and unna-
tural whiteness to the Skin, while, on the contrary, the Si-
cilian Flesh Powder, Which isnot a dead white,-but a natu-
ral, lively, fair, flesh-colour, communicates the most bril
liant and natural fairnesS that can possibly be conceived, and
possesses this pre-entinent excellence, that it cannot possibly
be discovered by the most scrutinizing observer, bait looks
like the native bloom of health taken from the neck ofyouth
and beauty, and placed on the skin to which this Powder is
applied, according to the Direaions for use, which accom-
pany each Packet.
Sold at zi9, Strand; seventh house from Temple-bar;
and.retail.by Mr. Golding, Perfumer to jler Majesty, 42,
Cornnill; Mr: Green, 132, Oxford-street; near Holies-
street ; Mrs. Osborne, rot, Pall-Mall, and by no other per-
son in London. Price zs. aid. per Packet ; Five Packets
one for Half-a-Guinea ; or Twelve Packets in one for a Gui-
nea:—Observe that the Label on each Packet is signed with
the, Pi Jp ri et ci r -11 a lid- ting " f .
London, England, 1802-07-22

TO THE EDITOR OF THE SUN.

SIR,

I happened to be at Nottingham during the late
DeCtion, and was a witness to scenes, that will
for ever disgrace that Corporate Town. A numer-
ous rabble in the interest of Mr. BIRCH, sur-
rounded the booth where the Poll was taken, and
some mounted the 'fop. There, through the cre-
vices, they could discern what was passing within.
Dangerous was his situation who gave his vote to
Mr. BARKER COKE. His coming out was observed
with attention, the colour of his clothes described
by the Democrats at top, and the fury of the mob
was dircfted against him. Happy was he, if he
escaped with the loss only of halt his coat.—Some
were severely bruised. Mr. Coat; himself was in
imminent danger of his life, and retired for safety
to Derby. Fear deterred a numerous body of very
respectable men from exercising their eleaive fran.
chise. - The poll seas no longer proceeded, in by
COKE.—He is determined to seek redress by
an appeal to the House of Commons.
I ask, Sir, why a sufficient number of Constables
were not made, to ensure a safe ingress and egress
to the Electors ? Why were the rabble suffered to
mount the booth, and sound an alarm to their fel-
low ruffians below ? Let the Magistrates answer
these questions. Is this, Sir, Freedom of Elec-
tion? Are Britons. thus to be deterred from exer-
cising their boasted privilege ?
fdeny what the Courier of Friday asserts, " this
Election lvill prove to an admiring public, the real
sentiments of the people at large, in the grand and
leading questions of civil and religious liberty.
The Public, Sir, can never admire such an unfair
and disgraceful Eleaion as this—the return of Mr.
BIRCH may speak the sentiments of the Corpora-
tion of Nottingham, and a mob of ruffians, that
stuck to him like leeches, but it cloth not speak the
sentiments of a great part of the respectable Inha-
bitants of the Town.
I doubt not but many Gentlemen will come for-
wards, and make oath, when called upon, that they
dare not vote for Mr. COKE, through fear of death.
If another Eleaion takes place, of which I enter-
tain little doubt, I hope Government will take me-
thods to provide that safety to the friends of Mr.
COKE, which the Magistrates of Nottingham are
either unable or unwilling to ensure.
I send the above for insertion in your Paper,
which has often exposed the arts of Jacobinism, and
is thereby dear to every friend of *Order and good
Government.

Your constant Reader,
Rctberam, near She eld,
Jul): the 18th, 1802.

At a ME ETING of the COMMITTEE of the DURHAM
ELECTION, held at the Cray's Ina Colice-hotise, the
loth day of July, 1802;
GEORGE HAWKS, Esq. in the Chair;

RESOLVED, ThAt the Thanks of this Meeting
be given to the Reip,Nti,blc FREEHOLDERS of the
COUNTY of DURHAM, resident hi and near the CITY
of.DURVIAM, and TOWN of SUNDERLAND'and Vici-
nity, for the important Services rendered by them to the
Cause in which they art eng#ed, by the public declaration
of thzir iletcr!ninticn to support Arr. BURDON at the en-
suing Eicelic,n of the Representatives for that County in
Parliament.

GE O. HAWKS.

MAILS.

DUE

Holland
French

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