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THEATRE-ROYAL, DRURY-LANE.
U-MORROW EVENING, MAY 29, iBot,
Their Majesties' Servants will aa an Opera; called
THE DUENNA.
Don Jerome, Mr. SUETT ;
Ferdinand, Alr. DE CAMP;
Antonio, Mr. DIGNIIM ;
Carlos, Mrs. MOUNTAIN;
Clara, Mrs. BILLINC;TON,
{Being the last Night of her Engagement.)
wiTil
THE OLD MAID.
itsllevy Musical Piece, called A House to be Sold, taken
ls* French, is in preparation at this Theatre.
NEW PANORAMA, HAY-MARKET.
E Public are respeafully informed, that this
Of h, Panorama exhibiting a GRAND VI EW of the CITY
pIrARIS and.'Environs, is now open for public inspeetion ;
ili.lll,ted from Drawings made on the North West Tower of
he Atetropolitan Church of Notre INlme, since the Signing
c' the Preliminaries of Peace, by Jas. DE MARIA, will.
Stitinue open from Ten till dusk
11 .0 Admittance One Shilling.
• 4.• A Person regularly attends to explain the Piaure.
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NEXT 'Week will be presented fOr the Public
Inspeilion, TWO large PICTURES, representing
IRON FOUNDRY and a SMITH's SHOP; alsoa View
010 lINT VESUVIUS, and the Destruction of Torre
-07144Creco, with various other Pietures, being the production
Mr. Pether.,—Admittance Is.
London, England, 1802-05-17

CORN EXCHANGE,

Alay 1
THE Market had a full supply of English aed Fo.
reign Wheat; having a brisk sale, and many buyers,
caused a, small advance on that article ; Oats
are extreme plenty, but from the great demand are
rather higher ; in 'Barley and Malt there is little
alteration ; White Pease and Tick Beans go off
higher ; Flour does not come in quantities suffi-
cient to cause the reduttion expected, and is a
trifle' dearer.

Wheat 4052 a sos a 64s od Beans - '-3os a 33s od
Fine do. - • 6ss a 675- .cd Tick ditto - . ass a 29s od
Malt • -40 s .a 44s a sos od Pats - izs a iss a 225 od
Fine ditto :-; sis a 525;.64 Poland do. N 235 a 245 6d.
Barley - 285 a 345 od Rape Seed 321' a.3;1 per last
Rye - - 325 a 36s od Pine•Flour43s a 505 per sack
White Pease ;-. 30s a. -34 s 64 Second 40..405 a 4is pe do.

concluding performance of. the
Vocal Concert, under the direetionof HAlt.
W. KNYVETT, BARTLEMAN and,.. GR.E A'I:6R.EX,
took place on Friday night at WILLiS'S Rooms.
A Concert under the managementof such able-Per-
formers must necessarily be excellent, and the giyar
success which has attended it during the Seaso
the proper effea of -its merit. CR AM k ,
hurt his hand, WErcitsELL led the Band; in: t'he
best style.. Though the .vocal performance of, the ;..
Managers, with the poWerful addition of Mrs.
BILL INGTON, formed the' chief feature of the Con-
cert, yet- there was a due rnixsure of instrumental
music. Mrs. RILLINGTON., was
~oppressed, by a
cold, - but it - had little influence on her singing, -
which was .eXquisite, particularly in .a. favourite
Air from Semiramide. HARRtson's "0 sleep!
rwhy dose thou leave me," from Semele, was beauti-
fully interesting. The delicious Trio, "theflacks
shall lea've''the mountains," was the -only- encore.
Mrs. .13IL4ING:KON was obliged to relinquish her
last song, and the Concert ended with " God save
the King," The Room was crowded with a high
and elegant,auditory.
It is sonieWhat surprizing that the soi-disant Co..
'medy of- Pcsbionabic .Friends was not given to the
-Pic-Nic Performers for representation, rather than
to. the .Managers of a ligal Thttztre, since the sem:
timents it inforced, and the manners it introduced,
were quite in the style of the .Dillettanti Dabblers
in the Drama.

. . .
Some of our modern Dramatists would be very
glad if the Royal Mand'ate, in Russia,-prohibiting
hi:sing in the Theatre, were extended to this Coup-
to,. To do an English Audience justice,: how_ever,
it is a privilege, which they are not very prone
London, England, 1802-05-17

SIR,—II is with the greatest pleasurel acquaint you of
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Sworn be lore me, one of his Majesty's Justices
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II ()SrE R Y

r't OOKE continues to hie on Sale atmllis Lvlantt_
fa6tory and .Nottingham Warehguse, :';trand,
an extensive,and vaftiabl4 Assurtinent of 1-10S1.E,V. 1 otevery
dektiptioni-Which, forelegance, neatness, taste, and quality,
tics never been equalled„and, he flatters can nosier
l'itt Many advantages he possesses over.,every
ofiter.person in this line of, business, and the peculiar degree
of peri-eciion to which, by indefatie.ble attention, and
mitecl expence, he has brought his Manufactory,•mule they
alf,rdititti an opportunity of, otlering to the Puirlic a virie'ty
olGooilS, snuerior in every respea to those olany outer pct
son, and reneter all competition fruitless; also enable hint to
a;,:convilociafil.h'e Public, either in the wholesale; retail, or,
export trade, Upon terms more moderate than can possibly
b-e'afforcied by any other House in the Metropolis.
London, England, 1802-05-17

PASSENGERS PER ADMIRAL AZLIN :

To BENGAL—William • Law, Esq. Jun. Merchant; Captain
Marsden, and Lady ; and Henry Alexander, Writer.
To MADRA s —Ed. Rob. Hargrave, Esq. Factor, and Lady;
lames lialtimr, Esq. Fa for ; Major Richard Powis, and
•Mis. Rebikca. Pentland. Messrs. Robert Abercrombv, and.
James Hope.l.3aillie, Writers. William Hargrave, Cadet.
Wm. Somervilll Mitchell, and. Kenneth Macaulay,. As.
sistant S iifigeciPs

The Neetv-York Gazette of the 24th March con_
tains the foll Owing article, which the Editor states
tO be an extraa from a:Member of Congress at Wash-
ington, and to have been received the preceding day:
" This day the French Coniul informs us that a
French Fleet of tw•enty_five.sail of the line may
be expected in the Chesapeake next week. 'Their
objea is provision for their Army in the West
Indies ; but they have no money."
The average price of Sugar, computed from the
Returns made for the Week ending the t 2th Day of
May, .1 Eso2, is Thir&-four Shillings and
pace iarthim per hundred weight.

NAVAL NEWS.

PORTSMOUTH, MAT 16.

ARRIVED at Spitheaci the American East lu`l►a4
man China, WALTER CARR, from Batavia, and
sailed immediately for Cowes, there, to wait for
orders,

Arrived His Majesty's Ships- Ambuscade, Pent-
lope, Beaulieu, and Bloatlbaund,.from A/Ircou,
9ov,ernment Stores ; Neptune, FISHER, from Aber-.
deen ; and Hope, PENN, from Havre-de-Grace.
Last evening the Jolly-boat of the Bittern Sloop
of War, Captain KITTOE, in a sudden squall 01
wind, was upset at Spithead, when by the great
exertions of the crew of the 'Antelope Revenue
Cutter, the whole of the men, consisting of four be'
sides
,the Master's Mate (Mr.FoßENtivsi), were
picked up, and conveyed to the Custom H°nse
Watch-house, where assistance was immediatelY
procured, but notwithstanding every exertion w 2
given for the space .of two hours, the Master'-s
Mate unfortunately perished.
London, England, 1802-05-17

NEW MALT ACT.

We give the following abstraa from the New
Malt MI, as a caution to those who have any Malt
stock in hand. " All maltmasters, •or makers of
Milt, sellers or retailers of malt, brewers, 'distil-
lers; innkeepers, jvietuallers; and vinegar-makers,
or any person whatsoever who shall have in their
possession of.• custody, in any house, bath, grana-
ries, or any other place, upon the firsttsday of May,
any, quantity of malt whatsoever, shall on that day,
car within ien days ensuing, give a true and particu-
lar 'account in writing at the'cifficeof nkise, within
the limits they inhabit, or ,fcirfeit the sum of tool.
.for ofery.negtea, and the Malt May and:shall be'
seized by •any (Aker of excise.' Any perSo remov.:
ing, hiding' or .Voi-tcealing..any malt before the du-
ties_are charged, .and.not producing the same to the
inspection of the officers of excise, or gaoger,of such
malt, shall in: every •such case,. forfeit tool. and
the malt,be.seiZed. The person in whose posses.
sion, &c. such malt shall be found,. not having giving
proper notice thereof, shall also forfeit 40s. for every
bushel so concealed:".. One halfof the. penalties‘is
given to the: officer who makes any:.seizure,. which.
will noa49obt stimulate to an uCtive discharge
of his 7 duty:, . •

SHIP NEWS.

'GRAVESEND MAY

Passed by—the johri, Weisford,- from .Gibraltar ; Lady
' Shore,. Ross, from. St..Vinceot's ,-' ..131asnrai,ls, Carr, from
Guernsey,; Vrow Mettas, tram Ostend; Br,ave Landsman,
Halt', from Rouen";" Vtovt:Atitgaretta, \low
gins, from Sr. Vallery. -
$ leci—the
CulL.n's GroVe, Anderson, fo the :East In-
; Lively, Fatilkner,' tbr , EnrOlee, CoMpton,
for 3,rtinique; Lady Harevvocci,..B.renan; ter Baibadoes;
Planter, .Baudt, .and :Mary., Ai:pit:by, for Pe-

MA Y .14. Passed,by,,the Vrow...Alargaretti,
Venderzeil.; and. Jackson, Sandwell, from Diaita.
Sailed—the Fait 4rnerican;- Flower, for tiew-York ; Sus.,
sex Oak, Amos, foC Rotterdam ;, Thalia, Parson, -for Pe:
tersburgh..; .Nerina, Wilson for Riga,;,
.Castle Mid Wyn,
Evatis' • for• iiennet,- for `Hti amt.o'
Two Gebroder,
for ,‘.znster(Lani ; and the Guede Verwting,Bak)rgr,
for St. Valleq.
London, England, 1802-05-17

BETWEEN BUCKINGHKIN; AND- BICESTER,
With Possession at 1 atlyl:daYl'next.
Ti.) BE SOL-D43Y AUCTION,
• ; By Mr,.LRAINE,,
At the Rainbow Coffee-house, ir. ,Cornhill, on lay the
zSth inst. at Twelve o'clock,`
In Thirty-feur- Lots;
N .Extensive Vaßrable: TITHE-FREE and
LA. • FREEHOLD ESTATE,. consisting of nearly the
whole Parish of TWYFORD;.together with the MANOR
thereof; the' principal 'part C; RA ZI NG" LAND of the first
quality, and well watered, especially so by a FINE
STREAM, which Ps-mostly the bottridarylo the Estate on
the North side, and on which ire two good WATER CORN
MILLS that belong; as %N.-ell- as two WIND MILLS on
other parts of the Estate,-and .three-FREE Public-houses
the whole .containing-near

TWELVE HUNDRED ACRES Of 'rich Land; the Principal—Messuage is TWY FORD
LODGE, Which is situated in the centre of the Estate, on
elevat::,L reroind, and has been", and is still well worthy of
being xiie site of a respectable Residence ; distant tour
.miles frontlitickingharn and Bicester, the high Road between
'which great 'Market Towns, goes through this Estate. '
Mr. farper, at Twy'ford lodge, as 'well as the other
Tenaths,' will sh6w their several Linds ; and of whom
printed Particilars may be Wad ; also at the prinelPal Inns
at 3uckingliani, • liticester, 9nd Aylesbury ;. of the Printers of
the Oxford,- Readri*„' and NorthiMpton Papers% Rainbow
Collbe-house; of Mr. Hrner; Attorney at Law, at Tharne ;
where; and at Mr. Raine's, Land Surveyor,, ift Charlotte-
street, Bloomsbury, a correct Plan may be seen.

•
LECH,-• EPPING FOREST.
MO be' -LET or SOLI), ft COPYHOLD ES-
.I. • `7A T'E, consisting of a new built house, iiffices, 'coach-
house, stables, seNpral and tipWards,of ten
acres of larid: The flousceontains nine bed-rooms., a dining-
rein,dratving- room,a small study, store-room, kitehen,d.Ery,
ankeyery other . Tbe- out-bulldings- Contain
stanclilig lur t‘vo eac.tia;;es,, stabling for fotiihoriet-,, au haruess-
-roNn,WaM-hous&,laundry, beit=roonvanylOtts,4 kitchen gar--
40144 y cropped; a I,;reen-house ; an.awning is fixed the
'whole' ten; il of the front of the . House k. the Pleakure
Grounds and Shrubbery are Jaid on? in the. modern taste';
conveaknit Farm,yArd, with every necessary biiikritis'
'Tile Situation is most beaukiful, abotbids%with. Field Sports,
has an extensive right. of Common, is. distant front Waithant
Abbey two miles, trom•Epping three-miles, and from London
twelve lilacs.

Ici be vietMl with Tickets only, whic:Ti rnly at
the Ofiice of Mr. Scott, Surveyor, FurniviJs :Inn, v o wilt
give any further intbrmation tnatmay be i.:quired.
London, England, 1802-05-17

DEAL, MAX x 6,

ARRIVED from Sheerness, His Majesty's 6°3-
brig Sn4e, and from Portsmputh'the Mallard ditto,
both of which have sailed to the Northward,
The Gannet Sloop of War is sailed on, and the
Eugenie Sloop is arrived from, a Cruize4 the for:
mer remains with His Majesty's Ships Phirhe
and
Amazon, Anacreen Brig, Co Mynkey,antiFixfil
G tin-brigs, _
London, England, 1802-05-17

BIRTHS.

On Saturday morning, of a soh, at her house in Soho Square,
Mrs. White, !widow of the- late 'John Whitt, Esq. of the
House of Corninons.
At'-crition, near Eristo!, on the rath inst of a daughter'
the Lady of the Re-v. Geurse Henry Glasse, I.e.dor of Hap-
- •
London, England, 1802-07-13

tures of Great tritain—nte Wooden Walls of Old /1
England—The Tars of Old England—The Gen-
tlemen of the late Bristol Volunteer Corps, may it
be long before we IZtrget, and long before
,we ha'ce
again occasion for, their services—The Committee
appointed for Mr. Pitt's Dinner—Matthew Brick,
dale, Esq.—The Clavingers of the Stedlast Society.
In the course of the evening, a deputation of three
Gentlemen from Mr. Baillie and his friends at the
Bush Tavern were introduced to Mr. Bragge 'and
his friends at the Lion, to state that -they had
drank Mr. Bragge's health, who having executed
their commission, retired amidst repeated huzzas
of the Company ; Mr. Alderman Daubeny, Mr.
Alderman Daniel and James Tobin, Esq. were then
deputed to convey a similar message from Mr.
Bragge and his friends to Mr. Baillie and the Gem.
tiemen with him at the Bush Tavern, where they
were very itilitely greeted by the new Member,
the Mayor, 'and all the Company present, who
cheered them incessantly for a very considerable
length of time even after they quitted the room.
London, England, 1802-07-13

,

GENERAL ELECTION,

To the GENTLEMEN, CLERGY and FREEHOLDERS
of the COUNTY of DEVON. •

Exeter, tuly 9, 'Sol.
GENTLEMEN,
THE Unanimous Approbation of a County Mee._
ing, held at the Castle of Exeter. this Day, for the
purpose of nominating two persons to represent this.. County
in Parliament, having tandioned the renewed tender of our
Services, we now presume to solicit your countenance and
support, in the anxious hope, that the same Principles and
Condud which have procured for us the honourable concur-'
rence of that Meeting, will alsO recommend us to -your pro-
tedion and favour at the ensuing Eledion, which is fixed for
Tuesday next.

We haVe the Hdhour to be,
With the gi-eakst respea, Gentlemen,
Your much obliged, and devoted humble Servant,
. P. BASTARD.
LAWRENCE PALK.

To the WORTHY and INDEPENDENT MINORITY
+I the ELECTORS of the BOROUGH of BARN-
- STAPLE. '
'GENTLEMEN,
'THE means-by which a Majority, was, this day,
I obtained against me. are sufficiently exemplified by the
Proofs of Bribery tendered in tiLe Hall, and by thx,adinissien
of Votes from the Post Office arid Custom Housel I

I shall Content myself, di present, by shortly observing to
you, that I am in possession of Proois of the most corrupt
and unconstitutional exertion of _the Influence of a certain
great Board, Which I shall, as soon as the proper Tribunals
are open, bring into Parliamentary and Legal DiscusSion. Be
assured the triumph of corruption will be as ;-hurt as it will
be expressive to its abettors.
• I remains Gentlemen, the real-Supporter clf your Fran-
chises, and-the Public Rights. -
-•- • - RICHARD WILSON.
Barnstaple, July 7, ISca.

To the FREEHOLDERS: of the COUNTY of
MIDDLESEX.

`THE FREEHOLDERS in the INTEREST of
•
Sir FRANCIS BURDE7rI are respedfullY ac-
quainted, that CARRIAGES will be provided to carry theM
to and from the Poll at Brentford;
At Sir Francis BurdetV-s House, ?{o. 78, Piccadilly.
St. Ann's Soho, near the King's Arms, Comptonystreet.
Holborn, near the White Bear,-Leather-lane.
Islington, near the Three Brewers.
Ratcliffe Highway; near the Hoop and Bunch of Grapes.
Poplar, 'near the Harrow,
flackney'Road, 'opposite Durham Place, West..
Whitechapel, near the London Hospital, Whitechapel.
road.
Hox ton, ,near the Turnpike. • •
Spitaltields, near the Church.
London, England, 1802-07-13

PRICE Of STOCKS,

THIS DAY AT TWELVE O'CLOCK.
Consols. Opening. I Omnium a per Cent. bisc

THE SUN.

SOLEM QUIS DICI4EtFALSVIVI AUDEAT ?

LONDON; JULY 13, 1802.

WE this morning received the Momiteur of the
roth inst. It contains no intelligence of any im-
portance, except the New Constitution of the
Ligurian Republic. , This Constitution states it..
self to be founded upon Liberty, Equality, and Na-
tional Representation. The Senate is composed of
thirty Members, each above thirty years of age ;
the President of the Senate is a Doge who must be
at.least f .ty years of age. The Senate is divided
into five Magistracies, viz. the Sup.cme. Ma-
gistracy, that of Justice and Legislation, that of
the Interior, 'that of War and Marine, and that of
the Finances.

The Doge is chosen for six years ; one third of
the Senate is renewed every three years. The Sa.
Lary of the Doge is 50,000 livres of Genoa a year ;
of the Members of the Supreme Magistracy 9000
livres a year; of the other Senators 6000 livres
•
year.

There are three grand Colleges, one composed of
persons possessing landed.or personal property to a
certain amount, one of Merchants, and one of Dot i,
or Men of Letters, &c.

Leiters from Naph,F, dated 19th June, state that
the KING was not expeaed to' leave Palermo till
aftei the loth of July. Upon the arrival, of the
Queen, the marriage of the two Princesses will
take place, one of whom is engaged to. the Son of
the late ARCHDUKE of Mliav, die othet: to the
Son of the DUKE of WIRTEMBURG.
The Price Of the Funds is not givon„

His Royal Highness the PR I NC E of. WALES will.
review the First Regiment of Life Guards, coin-
maniled,by the Earl of I-lAitutNGTON, on Thursday
next, at ten o'clock, in Hyde Park..

'Yesterday the safe arrival. of the Charlton from
Madras, and the cl.yde (extra 'ship) from Bengal,
was announced at the East India House; the former
left Madras on. the iBth Yebruaty last, in com-
pany'With the Sir Stephen Lnshiniton and Calcutta,
all except the Cakutta sailed fro.n Sit. Helena 23d
May. • •

The -Marquis of Elj, outward,- was to sail from
St. Helena 23d May.
The China fleer, consisting' of ten sail, under
convoy "of the Lict!, had 'arrived Canton in
February. • • "

The Earl licewe, Duke of Montrose, and Henry
Dundas, were to be, dispatched' the latter end of.
March from CalcUtta. • '

The Preston
_'and Walpole sailed from Calcutta to
Belied°len the latter end of January.

PASSENGERS PER CHARLTON.

, , . •
Major General Bridges, Lieut. Cot. Kirkpatrick, Hon. Cap;.
Stuart, Captains Fraser, Grant, •Ntittati, ila)es, Syden-
ham and Bess:ll Lieutenants*Goodhew, 111'1;1°11aId ard
Shaw; Messrs. 'Buller, Baltbui, taut Thackry ; MonsieuFs
Catimant acid Deshamp. •
London, England, 1802-07-13

~? l 'b.

At three ri'elcielt - yesterday morning, at big house in-How.
land-street, Lieutenant General William Spry, Command-
ant .of the, Corps of Royal Engineers.-
On the 6th instairt, at his house, in Hill-street, Edin-
burgh, James Turnbull•, Esq. advocate.
At DOupe, on the zdth ult. Miss Elizzibeth Smith, sister
of the late Rev. James Smith, minister of the parish of Kil-
madock.
At Eassie, on the zoth of june, the Rev. James Ogilvie,
of Westhall, in the 75th year of his age.
At Demerara, Mr. john Mackenzie, third son of-Mr.
Charles Mackenzie, late writer in Edinburgh.
On Saturday last, at Hackney, the'eldest datighter of Mr.
-Thomas Wilson, .of Fenchurch-street.
Lately, at Bristol Hot Wells, Mrs. Hawtayne,- wife of the
Rev. William Hawtayne, Rector of Elstree, Herts. •

LONDON MARKETS, &c,

.T fN MARK-LANE,
lALrAs, Meal Weighers,

n of tune to the 3d of July,
the new Ad. . -

1467' Quarters at 66s od
g ---. at 65s od
110 -- at 64s •6:1
30 --- at 64s od
520 -- at 63s od
so -- at 6zs od
91 at 6os od
2Z at 595 od
5 at 58s od
436 -- at 5 cs od
40 -- at 535 od

>. —A verage 675. 7d.
:han last Return.
London, England, 1802-07-13

SHEERNESS, JULY 12.

IrzsTERDAI* evening, after Post, sailed His Ma-
jesty's Sloop Ahnzo, Captain FAULKNOR, for
SPithead.

DEAL,'JULY. iz.

AARIVED and sailed for the giver, the Charle-
CAMBRIDGP., and Lushi vgteit, GOOCH, from
11" gal, with the Swift India Pilot, and several
Ships &Jai the West Indies.
London, England, 1802-07-13

LONDON ELECTION.

AT the close of the Poll yesterday, the numbers
were,
For HARVEY CHRISTIAN COMBS, Esq.
- CHARLES PRICE, Esq.
.WILLIAM CURT-IS, Esq.
Sir J. W. ANDERSON, Bart.
BENJAMIN TR4vsks, Esq.,
Sir WA:mutt LEWES,
WM. LUSHINGTON, ESCI.

3298
3,74
2929
2341
2350
637
113
London, England, 1802-07-13

wiurstm:E.

At a>N►imetous and r6peaable E ETI*IG of the C E NI-
TLEAIEN, CI,ERQY, and FREEHOLDERS of the
COUN CY of WILTS: held at the Town Hall in De.
vizes, on ['Tidily the,,gthd4y of July, 18*2., to consider of,

and nominate propef Persons to represent this County in
.the ensuing Parliament,
Sir ANDREW BAYNTUN, Eart. Sheriff', in the Chair;
AmBROSE ..GODDARD, Esq. and HENRY
.PENRUDDOCK WYNDHAM, Esq. being pro-
posed by Francis Warneford, Esq. and seconded by John
Hungertord Penruddoek, • Esq. as proper Persons to represent
this County in Parliament •
It was Unanimously Resolved, That the said-Ambrose
Goddard,' and Henry Pentuddock, Wyndham, be nominated
accordingly, s'
It was also resolved, that an Ordinary be provided at the
Charge of the Eletlors, on the day of Elt:dion, being Thurs-
day the ISth inst. at the King's Arms Inn, in Salisousy.
• A. BAYS.TUN, Sheriff':
The Thanks of this Meeting were afterwards unanimously
.
,given to the'Siterilf, tar Ins-convening and pfesid,ng at the
Same.
London, England, 1802-05-21

The PARIS NEW DILLIGENCES,

- - At only 41. iss. tail Passenger.
ET out -from the Goltlcti-Cross,
every Morning and Evening, to the Ship and King's
Head Inns, Dover; the SilVer Lion, 'Calais ; Calaisdlotel,
Boulogne ; London Hotel, Amiens ; and to Mr. S .Gr;-
goirc'S Office, in Bouloys‘street, Paris, frotti when,:e Carriages
travel to all the principal 'Towns in France, Italy, and Ger-
many.
***l, The Public are requested to notice, the glove Car-
riages w.il be conduclkal in a manner, tar superior to any other
at present established.

BRIGHTON ORIGINAL COACHES; at Reduced
Fares, a
a_

ST out every Morning, at Seven, Half past Se-
ven, and Eight o'clock; and every-Night, at Ten
o'Ciock, during the Season, from the Golden Cross, Char-
ing-cross; Old White-Horse Cellar, Gloucester Coffee-
house, Piccidilly, and Swan, Lad-lane ; to the Coach-Of-
-fee; •Nortibistreerrand- to the Castle, Old and New Ship
Tavern, Brighton.
Excellent Packets sail three times aWeek to Dieppe. Par-
liculars May'he had at the GOlden Cross.
• 'Tile ASTBOU RN CONCH sets -off from the Gol(lm
Cross, as usual.
• •

I3Y.HIS I'IATESTY's ROYAL LETTERS PATENT.
WILLIAMS's SAFE-GUARD SPLINTER BARS.
WILLIAMS'I2.
kVA. -Customs, PortsmouTh, respectfully begs leave. to in-.
form the Nobility and Gentry, that he has 'invented a
SPLINTER BAR, for Four and Two-wheeled Carriages,
by means of which the Horses may be instantaneotislj disen-
gaged oirtheir becoming restive, taking fright, or
The obvious utility of this invention,supersedes the neces-
sity-Ot any comment upon its'inerits whilst the elle& is pro-
clucedby anoperation performed with as Much facility as the
'inning Ora check-string. • ' •
Notwithstanding the simplicity of the process by which the
Horses may be disengaged, it will be found, oti the slightest
inspection, that they are as securely attached tfi the Carriage
as upon the common construction.
In addition Ao the sanction of his Majesty's Royal Letters
Patent, the Splinter Bar has obtained the Approbation and
Patronage of his Royal Highness the Prince ot Wales, their
Royal Highnesses. he Duke of York, the Duke of Clarence;
and the Duke of Kent; many ot the. first 'Noblemen and
Gentlemen in the kingdom, and the most distinguished Mem:.
bers of the Society of Arts and Sciences.
The Patentee has assigned the exclusive right of mann-
faCturing his Safe-guard Splinter Bars to ANDREW
LEITH, and Cu.. Nos. 2,•4, and 109, Shoe-lane,
Flcet-
street, from whom they may be procured on terms, which,
compared with their novelty ,and inestimable advantages,
Must be regarded as truly' moderate.
ANDREW LEITH and Co. have fitted up a Carriage
with the Patent Splinter Bar, which will be PUBLICLY
EXHIBIXED in LORD'S GROUND, MARYBONE, on
Saturday next, the 2-I,d instant, at Two o'clock, when the
Horses Will be frequently disengaged.
A Model may be seen daily between the hours of Eleven
and Four, at No. 4t, Craven. street-, in the Strand; and any
further explanation which may be thought requisite, may be
iininediately obtained on application at the Manut4eihries as
above. - •
London, England, 1802-05-21

TO THE FREEMEN OF ROCHESTER.

TT having been generally understood for some
months past, that I intended to offer myself as aCandiiate
to represent you at the next Generaf Eledion, I did nut
think it proper so long before' that period to give you the
trouble of a General Canvass; or prematurely to endeavour
to engage your individual Suffrages. Since, - however, you
have already promised a large proportion of your' Votes to
two Gentlemen who have come forward upon your invita-
tion, 1 think it a duty 1 owe both to you and to myself, to
take the earliest opportunity of informing you, that I do not
intend, upon this occasion, to give you any further trouble:
I certainly should have been highly flattered by the Himur
of representing your ancient -and respectable City, but I am
far trom desiring to obtrude iriselt upon yon, nor shall I
offer myself unless called upon by yourselves to do so. I
have only to add, that, although you •may easily tints a more
able Representative, you vtllll nwer find one inure truly
attached to your interests—to the genuine principles of the
British Constitution;—or to real and practical independence;
than Your most faithful
Humble Servant,
Cobbam Hall, ath EDWARD BLIGH.
--May ISoz.
London, England, 1802-05-21

_DOVER, MAY 20.

THE Ship P:rseverance, STAYERS, from ,the
Southern Fishery, arrived off Dover this morning.
On the 16th inst. they spoke the Princess Amelia
Packet, from the West Indies,, who in her passage
had spoken a Squadron from St. Domingo bound for
France, by which they were informed the French
were not in sufficient force to quell the Insurgents.
The Express Packet, Captain DELL, sailed for
Calais this morning ; also several Passage Vessels,
with a great many Passengers. The intercourse,
which is now very great between .this Port and
Calais, is almost daily increasing, and is expetted
to be far beyond what was experienced during the
last Peace. In proof of this, arrangements are
nearly compleated for two London, and Paris Dili-
gence Companies, in addition to the original Com-
pany, which was formed in the lair Peace, and was
revived immediately the. Preliminaries of the present
Peace were signed.
London, England, 1802-05-21

PORTSMOUTH, MAY 20.

His Majesty's Ship Beaulieu is come into Har
bour to be raid off.

The Arty and Argo Transports, with Troops
from Egypt, are this day released from Qaaran.
tine.

Arrived the Majestic, Noy D E rc, from Jamaica ;
and Seafio,iver Brig, from a Cruize.

Sailed the Cullan's Grove, for the East Indies ;
'yre, WOOLLAND, for Plymouth; and Peggi„
THERBYi for Guernsey, for Troops.
London, England, 1802-05-21

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To the Worthy and Independent ELECTORS of the
BOROUGH of GRANTHAM.
GENTLEMEN,
A/TR. YORKE having signified his intention of
tint standing forward, as a Candidate for the Borough
of Grantham,- at the next General Eledion, I beg leave to
offer myself in his room, and to soli:cit the Favour of yout
Votes.
I shall embrace the earliest Opportunity 'of paying my re-
speaks to you personally, accompanied by my Colleague,
Thomas Thoroton, Esq. and should I be so fortunate as to
be one of your Representativesin Parliament, I will endea-
vour to till the high situation you place me in, with that
Independence you have a right to exped, and it will always
be my pride to attend to the welfare and prosperity of the
Town of G rantham.
I have the Honour to be, SIRS,
Yourmost obedient Servant,
Denton-House, W. E. WELBY.
Mayza,

To the Worthy ELECTORS of the BOROUGH of
GRANTHAM.

cENTLIMEN,
MR. SUr lON having expressed his determina-
tion to decline offering himself a Candidatt for this Bo-
rough, at the General Eletlion, I take the liberty of tender-
ing my ServiCes to you, on that occasion, and of soliciting
your inSuffragesmy itavour. Should Ibe so fortunate as to
e'it}icrience your kind support and assistance, it • will' be my
chtet'ainbitionand pride to watch over tii particular interests
and welfare of thc Tewn of Grantham, and to prove- mysel
as far as in me ties; in some degree worthy of so great an
Honour: I shall embrace the very earliest opportunity of
paying my respeCts to you in person, and of -assuring you of
that invariable regard with which I arts,
G aNTLEMEN,
Your faithful and obedient humble Servant,
THOMAS THOROTON.
London, May 20, 1802.
London, England, 1802-05-21

DE :IL, MAy zo.

SAILED the East India Company's Ship .ilarin;ral
Alin, Capt. Roo ERS, fbr Madras.
Arrived the Di/tie/gee Sloop of War, from Ports-
mouth and the Changer Gun-brig, from Sheerness
the former has sailed to the Northward, and the
latter to the Westward.
London, England, 1802-05-21

LONDON, MAY 21, 1802.

Br our Dover Letter received this morning, we
learn of the arrival yesterday off that Port, of the
Perseverance, from the Southern Fishery, which ship
on the 16th spoke the Amelia Packet, from the
West Indies.—This Packet, on her passage, spoke
with a French Squadron from St.-Domingo bound
to France for reinforcements. From them she
learnt, that the French force in St. Domingo was,
what we have all along supposed it to be, inade.
quate to die& a complete conquest of the Island.—
The Amelia Packet has arrived at Falmouth.

WE this morning received Moniteurs of the 17th
and 18th instant. No other Papers have come to
hand. •

A plan of a Law has been presented to the Le.
gislative Body, relative to the West Indies, which
was to be discussed on the Igth. By this plan it is
proposed that Slavery shall be maintained in the
French Islands as it existed anterior to the year

1789. This law is to be extended likewise to the
French Colonies beyond the Cape of Good Hope.
General AuDALLAts Mariov is appointed a
Member of the Tribunate.
London, England, 1802-05-21

TCY-BE-PrREMEPTORILY SOLD,

Pursuant to a Decree of the,High Court of Chancery, made
in a CaUSe, " SMITH against CO HO UN," with the
approbationOfjohn Spragger, £sq. one of the Masters of
the said Court; on Wednesday the 9th and Thursday the

_
roth Days of June 1802, between the hours of Eleven and
Twelve of the Clock in the Forenoon of each Day, at the
Great Hotel-, at •liiixteni,•in the County of Derby, in 24
Lots (the first 12 Lots on Wednesdaythe 9th, and the re-
maining Lots on Thursday the loth of lune, 0102) ;
E MANORS or -LORI)SHIPS of TIDES-
J.. WELL. nd II LG H LOW, with the several Messuages
and Farms, Dandt- Tenements and
,Real Estates, late of
John Archer, ,Esq. situate. in the several Parishes, Town-
ships and Places of Tides Well, Highlciw, Nethee-Shatton,
Hathersacige, Outseats, Hop; Castleton, Thornhill, Eyain
Calver, Chapel in the Frith, Great and Little Hucklow,
Pilsky, Litton, Wardlow; 6otheridge,Olforton, I lasleford,
parntOrd, Holine, and Bakewell, in the Coianty of-Derby.
PartitularS W.lie.reof May 114 had (gratis) at the slid Master's
Chambers, in Southamptonlbuildings, Chancely-lane ,• of
Mrs'ses. • Grahati,—Solicitors; "Lincoln's-inn (where, and at
Al r. Gaunticy's, Baltewell; • Drrhyshire, P fans of the Estates
may bes ;cf ressrs. Mayo and Pearse, Solicitors, Cloak-
lane, • London ;•at-Siessts. Epping,,.F.aseK,• anil
4leTexitpplc, .Londan; :Or. Whestoii Hall, Tides.
well ; Messrs: Mills' and' Cru,o, Leek, Staiibrdshirt
,Mr.
,Castleton ; the Tenant a klighlow...Houic,
I);::rbyshi:e; and of Mr. Hall; at zlic Ctait Hater; at Buxtd4,--
London, England, 1802-05-19

MARRIf a

Yesterday, at St. Margaret's Church, Westminster, Samuel
James Arnold, Esq. son of Dr. Arnold, of Duke-street,
Westminster, to Miss 'MatilaU Caroline Pve, • daughter -of
Henry lames Pye, Esq. of Queen's-square,•Westminster.'
On Alonday se'anighr, at Manchester, by the Rev. John
Turner, Charles Barretr, Esq. of Manchester, to Miss Ed-
wards, elde-st daughter of the late Rev. William Embury
Edwards, of Reciland, 'pear Bristol. - •
On the ;d inst. at New Grange, SCotland, Lieutenant-
Colonel Sandiernan, late of the 9th Regiment
.of Foot, to
Miss Anne Moir, youngest daughter of the deceased William
Moir, . Esti: :ckf NeW Grange..
On the Bth inst. at Morriston, near Elgin, lames Rose, of
F leemingeon,.E sq. to Miss Duncan, daughter of James Dun-
can/of Morriston,
London, England, 1802-05-19

Ftw.rn the-LONDON GAZETTE, May IS.

BANERUPrcas ENLARGED.
July Thomas Curtis, now or late of Frith-street, St.
Ann, Soho, painter and glazier, at ten, at Guildhall.
Jul: zo. Augustus William Bodeeker, of the Old Jewry,
merchant, atten, at Guildhall.
BANKRUPTCY SUPERSEDED.
nenedid Paul Wagner, of Great Winchoster-street, Lon.
don, merchant. _
London, England, 1802-05-19

CORN EXCHANGE,

•
THIS day there are few fresh arriMiiaalis,:i9n.d

having but .short supplies of Grain in genetalJor
some market-days past,. with many Buyers, causes
_ _

Wheat. and Oats to fetch high ; rices• Barley and
,
Malt is rather dearer, as are Pease and--Beans
! Flow haN a ready sale, and maintains its.prices:
Wheat 4i5 a szs a 645 od Beans . Sts a 35s'•od
Fine do. •- 65s a b's od Tick ditto - • 265 a 305 61
Malt - 455 a 43s ,a 5s ed Oats , r3s a i6s a zas od
Fine ditto -52 S a 535 od Poland do. 23s' a zss-0(.1
Barley 3as a 3gs 6d Rape Seed, 311 a 341 per last
Rye -32 s a 365. od. Fine Flour 45s a sos per sack
White Pease 31s a 355 0(1 Second do. 4u5 a 4ss per do.

The Duke of WIRTEMBERG has got, the cele..-
braced Aaor IF'FLANTD, from Berlin, for the purpose
of.improving the.direetion of the Theatre at Stritt.;
:aid' with which the Duke was dissatisfied.
e.
The French are flattgred by the reception which
Madame RECAMIER has 'experienced here.' They
say the whole conversation at London is oilier un.:
rivalled beauty, her polished manners, and.modest
demeanour !—Have our own Women of Fashion to
learn -modeiti from the Parisiiins?

KElvtimt. has been some time preparing himself
for.his intended excursion to SPAIN, by, a diligent
study of the language of the Country. He sets off,
4e understand, at the end of the present season •at
Drury Lane Theatre, and does not Mean to return
till February. •
It is,, impossible too highly to admire or to praise
the benevolence of Mrs. SIDDONS, in \exerting her
fine talents in favour v
of an unfortunate and deler-
ing individual; ;Mrs. SEMPLEj *llO leftThei.. hus.
hand the moment she discovered his rent Olariioer,
supported herself genteelly and creditably't;y. keep.,
ing a Roarding-Scriool at calais. The war obliged
her to quit her situation, ;and she has since been
exposed to great distress.
Since Madame HEDOT.M,'ILLr. has been at Peters_
burgh,' the, Ladies of that Capital have begun to
wear their hair en chiguon.-,7-Be.fore, they,had their
necks entirely bareo

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