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The Sun.
London, England, 1802-11-03

This bay was published,
In Two Volumes, price gs. boards; •
ASTONISHMENT ! A - ROMANCE of a
,CENTURY AGO

By FRANCIS LATHOM, Esq.
Author of " Men and Manners," " Mystery," " Midnight

Bell, v- -ere,

Printed for T. N. Longman and 0. Rees ; and sold by W;
Miller, Bond...street.
01; whom may be had, just published, the zd Edition of
Percival ; or, .Nature Vindicated, a Novel. By R. C.
Dallas, Esq. 4 vols. tzmo. price 186. boards.

THE STRANGER, AS PERFORMED AT,DRURY-
, LANE.
This Day were published, in Octavo, pricers. 6i.
THE S !RANGER ; a DRAMA, in Five Aets,
as performed at the Theatre-Royal, Drury-Lane.
Translated from the Germail of KOTZEBUE.
By BENJAMIN THONIPSON, Esq.
Printed for T. N. Longman and 9. Rees, Paternoster-row.

_ .
Of whom may be had; lately published,
New Editions of the following Plays ;
_T. Mountaineers, a Play, by Mr. Colman, price as.
2. Wetter, a Tragedy, by Mr. Reynolds, price is,
31 Tile Heiress; a Comedy, by General Burgoyne, price .2s.
4. The Road to Ruin, Coni d.', by Mr. Holcro. t, price-2s:
5 England Preserved, a T rag 2(ty, by Mr. Watson, price 2s:
6. The Bank Note, a Comedy, ny Mr. Macready. price is.
7 Mary .Queca.of Scots, a Tragedy, by the. Honourable
Mr. price IS.
London, England, 1802-11-03

CORN EXCHANGE, Nov. 3.

THERE are some arrivals of English and Foreign
Wheat at Market to-day, with a good supply of
most sorts of. Grain, which ell'at lower prices; the
demand for Barley causes it to incline upwards ;
Malt is rather dull ; in Pease and Beans no material
Variation, but fine samples 'of the' former sell very
dear ; the supply of Oats is good, but they maintain
their prices j Fiput,declines, and is expetted lower.
Wheat.. 42,s_a sos a 58s od Tick Beans -28 s a 32$ 6d
Fine ditto . 59$ a 6os od Oats -14 s a 19$ a 24s od
Malt - -- 43$ a'46s od Poland ditto 25$ a 26s od
Barley - 24$ a 295 on Rape Seed 331 a 351 per last
aye _ , ... 305 a 365 od Fine Flour - SGS a 535 od
White Pease 4gs a 54s od Secouddo. -45 s a sos ad
Beans -33 s a 37s od I

Yesterday James Hatfield was brought to the
bar at the Old Bailey, by authority of a warrant
from Lord PELHAM ; whgn the Court ordered hint
to be;, retained in. Newgate until such time as he
should bo'dischatzed by due course of law,
London, England, 1802-11-03

ROSS.

'HE universal approbation with which the
1 Nobility, Gentr), and the whole Fashionable World
have mono • ROSS's NEW SYSTEM for making IIE-
KUQUFS, has invited a number of Impostors to imitate
tneirt, and morninend their Counterfeits under his Name.
To prevent ins friends and the' Public from being imposed
upon, he v, til, tit inture, affix an Engraving within every
Peruque, with. the Initials_A. K. and these words :
To cgavzNyttarostrton, ROSS's INIMITABLE
P
No. 119, BI.HOPEk;A'TE WITHIN.:
It' win be Felony to forge such an Inscription, and none'
will be considered genuine without it. —He begs leave to ob-
serve, that he has no connexion ‘vharever with any ,tner
Person, nor with any Other Shop either in "NW., or Coon .
He presumes to inform- such Laiiies
not personally apply from their distant resideii‘..', rust he
shall- be happy to inform tnein, by Letter, they can
measure- themselves, so as to be fitted witti
nicety, and assures such as will oblige him with tri-ir re •i-
-mands, that they may he accommodated with 11
of all colours and denominations, as fancy varies and A rim
diteas. He employs all the first-rate abilities in tois line
11 profession, and challenges all Europe to exceed him for
ightness and ease, gracefulness of style, and supekiority or
workmanship.
London, England, 1802-11-03

MAR R

•At Edinburgh, on. the 29th ult: the 1-Tap. Capt. Archi-
bald Macdonaio, son of the'late Lord iVfaedonald, to :diss
lane Campbell, eldest daughter of Duncan Campbell, .Eng•
St. Andrew's-square. - '-
At. Cork, Major Alelcaltder 'Armstrong; of the- ftoyal Irish
to- Miss Clarke, only daughter of Thomas Clarke,
of Watertbrd,.E sq. deceased.
On. Friday last, at St. George's, Bloomsbury, T. G. Ray-
lift, Esq. to Miss Lane, only daughter of T. Lane, ..E!,q.
F. R. S. -

A few days since, at St. James's, Westminster, L',lptain
Bonham, in fire East-India Company's service, to Ails:
Woodgate, of Goldem-square. - • •
On Saturday iast, at Ealing; Mr. Thomas Caldwaii, jun-
of .Brentford, to Ms.s.Harrlngton_, of the same pli,ce,
On Tuesday the zd inst. at Riyleigli, Mr. T. W. Wil-
.
liamscin, of Derby, COtton-manufaetUrer, to ''Miss Mo.cia
Carte.t,'second'daughter of Mr. John Carter, of -Hal
Essex. " •
London, England, 1802-07-01

SCARCITY OF MONEY.

THE Proposition of a Pecuniary Loan, even in
less disarranged times than the present, becomes ex-
trampty.lntprsiing, when it is made from any truly respect-
able quarter. , In this important contemplation it is, that a
Man of the very first Character, and of ample Power (which a
single Correspondence will evince), is induced thus to tender
to. People or Distinction, or Family, his - a.EsT and most
cols r't DANT' A.L. seavicxs. To Persons, also, possessed
of Incomes arising from Land, Houses, Dividends of Stock,
Grants; Patents, Settlements, Church Preferments, or other
efticient Property, A:SY IMMEDIATE SUM,' the Interest of
to be secured thereon. .Every transadion, will be, to
each respective Borrower, a pleasing memorial of its being
founded on principles diametrically opposite to the tiffany vi-
sionary, but desigein offers, which so prominently disgrace
the PubliePrilifs; of course, on principles of integri.ty,
sv-
crec and dispatch; and,.-it follows, of unfailingly yielding
the moss perfect satistaCtion in the result.
Letters,,giving• Names and Residence, will meet with every,
gentlemanly attention and fidelity, direCted for Mr. H. Jack-
son, to the care of Mr. Richmond, Master of the New Chap-
ter CoMe-lionse, Duke's-court, Long-acre, London, and
the postage paid. .
TO THE CURIOUS IN FISH SAUCL,

,MHE NOBILITY, GENTRY, arid PUBLIC in
,M
'gFieral, are respe&fully informed, -J. BURG ESS.and
Son's GENUINE ESSENCE of ANCHOVIES, continues
to be prepared by them in the same manner that has given
such universal approbation for many years past.
The long justly-acquired superiority of that Atoticle.is
fully confirmed in the opinion of the Country at large, and of
Persons resident in all partsof the, World, and having stood
the test of trial, ranks it in the situation it now maintains. ,

The general utility of their Essence o t A nchaviesand oth,er
rich Sauces for Fish, &c. induces them,. from the numerous
advertisements daily appearing, to caution Families, &c. in
purchasing the same, as none is to be had of their Genuine,
but at their Warehouse as under.

g very other Article in the Oil Trade for family use, of the
best quality.
West-India Merchants, Captains of Ships, &c. Officers in
the Army and Navy, supplied upon the shortest notice' for
the East and ►Vest Indies, eicc.
(gr For the convenience of Eaknilies in Scotland, they
have appointed Messrs. R. Johnston and Co. Edinburgh,
their sole Agents for Fish Sauces.
Warehouse, No. 107, corner of. Savoy-steps,
Strand, London.
London, England, 1802-07-01

••VIE ARtS4

Ti E doMmittee.appdbited by the Lords of the
Treasury
.to examine the modek which have been
fornied for the Monuments
_rd: be ereeied in Sr.
Paul's cathedral; in consequence of Addresses to
His MAJESTY from the House of Commons, consists
of the following persons. 'the Right Hon. CHARLES_
LONG, Sir GEORGE BEAUMONT, R. P 4 KN GETi
ESq.', J. TOWNLEY, Esq. IL BANKES, Esq.
LOCKE, Esq. and R. P;,Ciiki*, Esq.
.They have
allotted the execution of the Monuments to the
under mentioned ArtistS

Mr. FL AXMAN, the Monuihent of Earl How z
Mr. WESTMACOTT, - Sir R. A BER C12.4:5:Yq Y
Mr. BANK4S, - - - Capt. Wits-I-co-el-
Mr. Itc6s - - - Capts. Moss and RIOU.

The two former are to receive 6000 Guineas for
each of the Monumentsof the Commanders in Chief
the latter 4000 Guineas for each of the others.
London, England, 1802-07-01

• • July ±,' alma.
°THE FRIENDS of Mr. ALDERMAN PRICE.
2. are requested to meet at COOPERS' HALL, in Ea.:
feet, F RID 2.1' EVENINC,at Seven o'C lock,
to consider of the proper Measures to be adopted for securing
that Gentleman's Eleaion- as one of the, -Representatives of
this City in the ensuing Parliament.

SIR SIDNEY SMITH.
THE SUBSCRIBERS are respeafully informed,
that the Proofs and Prints of the WHOLE-LENGTH
PORTRAIT of that distinguished Officer, painted by
Robert Ker Portv, and engraved by W. Say, will be ready
for 41,:livry in a few days, at Thompsoo's, Printseller to His
Majesty and the Duke and Datchess of York, Great Neiv
port-Street, and No. sr, Dcan-street; Soho. Early applica-
tions may still secure good impressions at Thompsoia's,
where a fmished Proof may be seen
Prints plain rl. is. Proofs 21. as. Prints in Colours,zl. 2$
London, England, 1802-07-06

STOCKS,

India Stock
Excheq. Bills s. s.
,prem.
-Fundable ditto prem.
3d Exchequer Bills prem.
Lottery Tickets . L s.
Oinnium 1 clis. par
Imper. 3 per Cent. 7:
Ditto Ann.
gankfor opening
India for opening
Conscls fot opening 7.30,4
London, England, 1802-07-06

DEAL, JULY 5.

ARRIVED and sailed for the River, the Claren.
don, BELL, from Jamaica; Two Sisters, TAYLOR,
and Leviathan, BRUCE , from Tobago.

NAVAL APPOINTMENTi.-Captain STILES, to
the Alcmene ; Capt. BURROUGH, to the Pylades
Captain G. BRISBANE, to the G'ijah ; Captain I.
WoLLEy, to the Trent ; Captain HAYEs, to the
Circe; Captain SWAINE, to the -Raven; Captain
LoB B, to the St. George; Captain L. THOMPSON,
to the Crescent.

Orders have been received for the following ships
now in ordinary at Portsmouth to be got ready for
Commission : Barfieur, Canada, I\l.ymphe, Pearl,
Success, Prompte, Dido, Bull Dog, Amphitrite,
43"ivan.• and Serpent.

WEYMOUTH, SUNDAY, JULY 4.

Last night HI3 MAJESTY, accompanied by SirH.
N
EALE, General GARTH, Colonels Frrzßoy and
'O3l/ILLE, Captains HAMMOND and WODE HOUSE,
Walked on the Esplanade, but the evening being wet,
they soon returned to the Lodge.
This morning the KING and the PRINCESSES at-
tended Divine Service. The sermon was preached
by the Rev. Mr. GosToN, Curate of Weymouth.
Her MAJESTY and Princess AMELIA did not go to
church. His MAJESTY, after church, walked on
the Esplanade.
The Marchioness of BATH, Sirs j. and W. PIM-
IENEY, and Ladies GRANTLEY, STAWELL, and
„ N-A•rncART, and the Hon. EDWARD WARD and his
Ldy, are arrived here.
The First Regiment of Foot Guards, and the
Scotch Greys, marched in here on Friday evening to
do King's duty.
A general illumination took place here last night.
London, England, 1802-07-06

CAPITAL MANSION, GKOSVENOR-SQUARE, and
• HOUSES-, NORTH AUDLEY.STREET.
'lO BE SOLO.BY AUCTION, •
• By Mr. ROBINS,.
At Garraway's COttee-houSe in 'Change-alley, Cori-thin;
On MONDAY, the,igth of july,.at
IN ONE LOT,
,A NOBLE, SPACIOUS,. ELEGANT MAN..
SION, SUBSTANTIALLY BUILT,- and lUDI-
CIOUSLY PLANNED, for. the ACCOMMODATION
of a LARG E FAM ILY ; large open Garden, with detached'
Buildings; comprisMg- a Strong Kgont, Kitchen and Offices,
four Coach-houses and Stabling for Twelve Horses, situate
on the NORTH-SIDE of GROSyENORTSQUARE, the
residence and property of
A NOBLEMAN. •
The Mansion contains four capital lofty Rooms on the
Principal Floor, finished in a handsome style, with Dressing-
rooms and Water-closets -suitable •
i Bedchambers in the Up-
, oee StOrieS, 'principal.andseconClary Stone StaifeaSe,s in'the
Basement are Rooms and Offices of every denomination,
well-planned and fitted up with every convenience proper
for a large .family; -the whole .in su'estantial repair,-and im-
mediate possession may be had.
The Reversion. 'of Three'Houses in NorihAudley-street,
adjoining the Gardeh, wjll be included with the Mansion.
To be viewed 'with Tickets only'; particulars at Garra.
way's ; and of Alz% Robins, Warwick-street, Golden-square,
where Tickets for Niewing may be had.
London, England, 1802-07-06

BIRTH.

On Saturday the 3d, inst. at Clare MOunt, Surrey, the
Hon. Mrs. Charles Ellis, of a Daughter:.

MAR;ZEED.

On Monday, at St. George's,'Hanovbr-square, John Mait-
laud,, Esq.. son of the late Hon. Patrick 'Maitland, of Bal-
greggau,,.to Miss ,Maxwell, third daughter of Sir William
Maxwell, Bart. "of-Monteith.

On SaturdaY last, at Winchester, by the 'Rev. Mr. 'Lee,
Major Geo% Groves, •of the 28th Regiment, to'Miss Alethea'
Blackstone,, eldest daughter of. the late Dr.• Henry 'Black-
stone, of i,iderbn,ry, in Okfordshire.
London, England, 1802-07-06

DIED.

-On the 19th tit at F house in Northumberland-street,
Newcastle!, in the loth year of his age, Charles Brandling,
of Gosfortn, gsq. late one of the liepresentatives in Parlia-
ment for that town ; which situation he resigned in favour
of his son-; the present Member.'

SCARBOROUC;H.
T tIOWSON returns his most grateful -Thanks! to
„; • the Nobility, G-thilry, and the Public in genero, for :the
manyfavours:conferred upon him., and begs leave to infortn
them, that he has greatly enlarged the abo,Ye Inn, and flexed
it up in a genteel ~manner, with eVeryWrequisi'fe- Consieftlence
for the reception and cointOrtable accomniodation of Fatuities.
He humbly SolicitSli continuance of -the -favours of .his
Friends and the Public, assuring them that, it will be his
constant endeavour to merit their patronage.
.f. How Son-has laid in a large stock of Wines of all sorts,
spirits, &c. •.
N.B. J. H. has engageda Man Cook for the Season frbm
James's-street, London.
Good Post-Chaise,' ableliorses, and careful Drivers..
London, England, 1802-07-06

SOUTH7YA:RK ELECTIQN,

yEvrtn.DAlr the three (7.2rviiAntec, Mr. THOR.N.•
TON, Mr. TIERNEY; and Sir THOMAS TURTOIsT7
appeared on the Hustings, attended by a number o
their respedive friends. The customary forms having
been gone through, the Candidates were severally
proposed, and a strew of hands was required by the
High Bailiff. Each of them made a short speech,
which contained nothing beyond the professions
usual on such occasions.

On the result the'shew of hands, if WATKr
LEWES aedared the- eleaion to have fallen on
GEOROZ:II.IERNEY, Esq. an 4 Sir THOMAS TVR-•
TUN, Bart.

Mr. YQUNG, who had proposed Mr. THoRN.
Tos on Friday, immediately demanded a Poll, and
expressed his full con•ridion that it would end
decisively in favour of his Honourable Friend, who
from the canvass already made, was received not
merely as a proper Representative, but as an naive
and benevolent friend.

The Poll closed at a little after four, when the
High Bailiff (Sir W. LEwEs) came forward. to de•
Clare the numbers. They stood as follow :
For Mr. THORNTON 336
Mr. TIRRNEY 277
Sir T. TURTON 260

The Eleaion for the County of Kent is fixed for
Tuesday the 13th.
The day of Elettion for the County of York is
fixed for•the izth inst. The only Candidates arc
the old Members,• Mr. WILBERFORCE and the
H. LASCELLES.

On Friday there was a Meeting at the Guildhall,
Portsmouth, of the Mayor, Aldermen, and Bur-
gesses, to nominate two persons to represent- that
Borough in Parliament, when Sir JOHN CARTER
proposed Mr. ERSKINE, which was seconded by Mr.
Alderman GoLDsoN ; and Mr. Alderman 6ASE.'
LEE proposed, Captain MARKHAM, and was se-
conded by the Rev. Mr. CUTHBERT. The Elec-
tion will rake place to-morrow, when the above
Gentlemen will be returned without opposition.

. While the Candidates for the Borough were yes-
,
terday addressing. the Elelors, an "altercation took
place between a Mr. KESTAIN and a Mr. J. NORTON.
The latter accused the former of attempting to inter-
rupt Sir T;TURTON in his speech, and, in resent-
ment of such behaviour, called him, as it was rumour-
ed, a Pauper; but we rather imagine the appellation
was a porpoise, for Mr. M. is of an enormous corpulen-
cy. As soon as they descended from the Hustings, Mt•
NI. demanded an explanation of the insulting language
addressed to him ; to which Mr. N. replied, by
squaring his elbows boxing match immediately
• ensued, and Mr. M. though appearances were much
against him, was said to have proved the conqueror ;
he however owed his viEtory only to his antagonist
having lost, by some accident, three of his fingers.
From the representation which the French Papers
give continually of the extraordinary abilities of
tie First Consul in every department of Science, a
gentleman observed, that he was " a walking Bale
London, England, 1802-07-06

NEW INVENTED HATS.

. .
COtiseqtience of the , very great CArliplaint of
late, of the bad quality of Hats, has infhticed Mr; Hare,
of No. 77,, Strand, who has resided there these twenty years,
to try the experiment of mixilig Moles Fur with Beaver, and
.which he has found to answer his most ardent expeolation's,not
'only for their durability„ which, on trial, wilt be found tb weat
out near two such Hats as are matte in the usual the
Mule Fur making them so much finer, and of a clOieite-xttire
Jhan the various, coarse Furs that are usually made Use of
'the -Manufaahring of Hats ; and, with other good qualitie;
the Fur will not come otf; which has been so much corii-
plained of of late, as well as their taking a • most beaUtifitt
Black, and which. Will retain their coloar: • and being the
ManufaCturer of his, own Hats, he sells them at 'the IoW
price of 11. 3s. Stamps included.. Likewise a variety a
Army and Navy Hats, Folding.ditta, Patent Silk Hats, Li!:
'very Hat's, and Ladies and Children's Hats, elegantly trimmed;
x.li. Worthy the attention of Merchants for Exportation.
*** Mole Skins bought, in any. quantity.

TQ BE LETT, and entered upon immediately,
ALARGE, Convenient and well-built HOUSEi
with capital Warehouses; Cellars, Counting-house;
&c. situate in Fish-street, Hull, and now in the occup'atiod
of a Wine and Spirit Merchant,- for which business (tifough
calculated for any) it is particularly adapted, and has already
an established trade.

For further partieulari apply to W: Sellers, George-street.
July i, doz.
London, England, 1802-07-06

SUFFOLK.

FREEHOLD ESTATE, MANSION; FARM, AND
LANDS, IN
.A-FINE SPORTING PART OF THE
COUNTY, NEAR.. LT7WSTOF FE.'
To BE SOLD BY AUCTION, -
. .By Mr. ROBINS,
At Garraway's, Coffee-house,' in Exchange-alley, Cornhil

On MONDAY, the i9th'of fuly, at Twelve o'Clock,
IN TWO ,LOTS, •

Capital FREEHOLD ESTATE, comprisingA an eligible and. convenient Shooting Bbi; or Residence,
with OfficesiCoach,hnuses,Stables,Barns, &c. good Gardens,
Orehard, arrolPleasurt-ground ;•Parni-house, Barns, Stables,
and Out-buildings, and sundry Parcels of Meadow, Pasture,
and Arable Laid; the whole tstte, .iffiWdrilS of Ninety-one
AereS., 411 lying con4aa,, . situate at Frovenden, _in the
County of SuttOlk, the residence of the late

, • :ROC.; E R..MAN WARING, :Esq. deceased:
The GroundS are beautifully formed and divided by thriv-
ing hedges, and are Within three miles of Southwold, -nine
from Lowstoffc, 21 from Yarmouth, and 102 from London ;
a desirable residence fora Gentleman's Frnily..
-May be viewed by applying tn Mr. Gough, at'the Mansion.
Particulars inay be had on the Premises ; at the Post-Houses,
Suut-hwold, Yarmouth, and Lowstoffe ; White Hart,' Wick-
ham Market • White Horse, Ipswich ;, Angel, Bury ; Ram,
Newmarket; Head, Norwich; Three Cups, Col-
chester; at Gaf•raway"s; and of Mr. Robins, Warwick-
street, -(3 ufttli-square,
London, England, 1802-07-30

YZY MOUTII, vr,,y zB.

THEIR MAJESTIES and the PR INC F3S ES, with
their usual Attendants, walked for a short tune on
the Esplanade,' and afterwards spent the evening at
the Lodge.
This morning PRINCESSES AUGUSTA and MARY
rode ,in their carriage to the machine and bathed,
the day being so wet that none of the ROYAL FA-
MILY went out.

THEIR MAJESTIES and the PRINCESSES ViSit
the Theatre this evening ; the performances, by
command, are the popular Comedy called The Chap-
ter of Accidents, and the Musical EntertainMent of
The Turnpike Ooze. •
London, England, 1802-07-30

LLANDILO, JULY 27.

MR. WILLIAMS has a majority of 138 Votes
over-Mr. PAXTON. The Poll is expeeted to con-
tinue open till Monday next.

The New Piece entitled The Voice of Nature, is,
it seems, a I.Franslation from the French. Mrs.
INcIaBALD translated this Piece for Covent Garden
Theatre, hut . too late to be brought forward last
Seasdn, and as the Drama is an open trade, another
Writer has availetl himself of the importation. The
Fable, we understand, is founded upon the same
event as the memorable judgment of Solomon.
Mr. and Mrs. H. Jorats.rorr are still playing at
Edinburgh, where they are much applauded.
Mrs. HUMPHREYS, of Drury-Lane Theatre, we
find, is the Piolante of the Lewes Stage. Few
Women, according to report, are in real 11/4, less
disposed to eXcite Wonder by keeping a Secret.
The Pic-nits,' instead of aging regular
are said to have spoken what came uppermost. This
statement is rather too complimentary to, the ta-
lents- of the Pic-nits, 'who sheaved no proofs of
such impromptu fertility, but whose dialogue, very
suitably to the import of their name, was a mere
colleilion of dramatic scraps.
A'young•man was lately executed at Rennes, in
France, only 19 years of age, for assaulting a
young girl with an intent to commit a rape upon
her. The girl made great resistance, and the ruf-
"fian gave her sixteen wounds with a knife, and left
her for dead, but she fortunately recovered.
Between Tuesday night and Wednesday morn..
ing escaped from Cold Bath-fields Prison, 7oseph
Naples and George. Jones, two notorious fellows, '
who were in the habit of stealing dead bodies out ,
of Church-yards, and who. were ordered to be con-
fined for two years each, it was discovered, . that
by means of picklock-keys they opened their cells,
as well as three other places,' got into the garden
inside the Prison, threw a ladder of ropes over
the Prison wall, which, by means of iron hooks,
caught hold of the stone copings, and by these
means descended into the fields. As their employ..
ment was that of picking oakum, they had, by
patient perseverance, made'a ladder from it.

At an early hour on Wednesday morning
Hatfield, confined ever since his acquittal of the
charge of wilfully 'firing a pistol at His Majesty at
Drury - Lane Theatre, and another Maniac, lately
a Purser in, the Navy, found means to escape from
Bedlam.

_ Last Monday night a taylor hired a porter tcz
carry woollen-drapery to his house, at the Spice
Islands, St. George's in the East'; the porter asked
him for something to drink, when the owner went
.into a public house, and the porter turning short
round a corner, made off with the goods of the
value of 101. nor could he he traced till yester-
day, when he was taken in the neighbourhood
of Hatton Garden, but extricated himself, and ran
Away. , -

A letter from Capt. Kesquick,, of the Iris, from
India to New York, dated 3oth June, at Sea,
states ,that the Porcher, the Tay, and the Highland
Chief are captured.
London, England, 1802-07-30

CORN EXCHANGE,

July 30.

Ova Market this day has rather a short supply of
Wheat ; there are few buyers and little business in
that article, and it experienced but little variation;
there is a demand for Barley, which is full is.
dearer, as is Malt ; Pease and Beans go off readily,
and incline upwards; Rape Seed advances ; there
are many buyers of Oats, which causes a brisk
sale, and something dearer; Flour has little va-
riation.

Wheat 50$ a 6os a 72s od
Fine do. 73s a 74s Ott
Malt -48 s a sos a 54s ot4
Fineditto -55 s a 56s od
Barley - -33 s a 38s od
Rye -34 s a 37s 6d
White Pease 4os a 45s od

Beans 34s a 38s 6d
Tick ditto - 3os a 35s od
Oats -14 s a tBs a 25s od
Poland do. 26s a 27s 6d
Ripe Seed 331 a 371 per last
Fine Flour 55s a 58s per sack
Second do. 50s a 55s per do.

A private Letter from Madras, gives an account
of the following arrivals—Ship Fontana, Captain
Hv L L, and Brig Tay, Captain STUART, from Prince
of Wales's Island ; also the Ravenseworth, Captain
HOLMES, from Coringa. By Letters from Colin-
, bo, we learn the arrival of the Barnaby at that port.
—The Barnaby left her pilot the toth December,
having encountered a heavy gale of wind off the
Coromandel Coast. The Brig Diligente, Capt. DE
SANTOS, arrived the 18th from the Seychelles Islands,
whence she sailed in September last. This Vessel is
under charge of an Officer belonging to His Majes.
ty's" Sloop of War the riaor.
A circumstance of a most shocking nature took
place, a few days since, near Battle, Sussex :—A
child of four year old, belonging to a private sol.
dier stationed in the barracks, happened to stray
into the adjoining fields, where he was met by two
boys, who stripped him of his cloaths and beat him
in so cruel a manner that they thought he was
dead; 'and to prevent their being detected, they
threw him into a hedge, and carried his cloaths
to a considerable distance, where they hid them.
The child however recpvered so far, in the course
of the evening, as to be able to crawl home to its
unhappy parents, a shocking spedacle of human
depravity, being lacerated over every part of its
body, and entirely covered with blood. It was
immediately taken to the hospital, without hopes
of recovery. The father of these early offenders,
who is a labouring man in the neighbourhood, far
from correcting his children, exulted in their brutal
condua ; and it is a circumstance much to be la-
mented, that their early period of life prevents
them from being brought to justice, neither of them
exceeding nine years of age,
London, England, 1802-07-30

ARRIVALS IN THE RACE WEEK.

At Walker's Hotel—Her Grace the Dutchess of
Buccleugh, the Countess of Dalkeith, Lady Caro-
line and Lady Harriet Montague, Lady Charlotte
Durham, the two Miss Thrales. from London, the
three Miss Kerr 3 of Morrison from ditto, the Earl
of Home, the Marquis of Huntie:,•, the Hon. Colo-
nel C. Hope, Captain Durham, Mr. and Mrs.
Maxwell Kirkconnell, CaptairrMudge of the Royal
Navy, Joseph Labalmadier, Esq. Major Dewar of
Vogrie, Mrs. Billington.
At Dumbreek,'s Hotel—Lord Archibald Hama-
' ten, Ladies Anne and Susan Hamilton, Lord Mac.;
donald, General Macdonald, the Hon. Capt. Ram_
say and Mrs. Ramsay, Mr. and Mrs. Carmichael of
Skirling, Major Robertson, Mr. and Mrs. Ham.
mond and family, Mr. Douglas, Col. Houston, &c.
At Drysdale's florel--The Earl and Countess of
Aboyne and family, Governor Houston and Mrs.
Houston, the Earl and Countess of Lauderdale,
Lady Jean Long, General Maitland, Lord Elphin-
stone, the Hon. Charles Haiket, Colonel Halket,
Gen, Drummond, Col. Butters, iViajor Johnston. •
At Macgregor's Hotel, No. 7 and ,B,' Pcince's.'
street—Sir Alexander Purves, Bart. Lady Purves,
Capt. Home Purves, the Misses Purves Sir James
Stewart Denham, Bart. Lady Stewart Denham; Ro-
bert Lee, Esq. Mrs. Lee, Miss Hunter, Walter
Ritchie, Esq. Mrs. Ritchie, and Miss Ritchies, J.
Watson, Esq. Mrs. Watson, Shaw, Esq.
Monsieur P. Volqurat, Col. Hunter, Col. Robinson,
Capt. Campbell, Capt. Moodie, Dr. Livingstone •
and' family, E. Morrison, Ecq. J. M'Alpine, Esq.
J.,Patison, Esq. W. Campbell, Esq.
At Douglas's Hotel—The lion. Col. Gray, Lady
Colthurst, Henry Lowrie, Esq. Mr. Hunter, Mr.
and Mrs. Month, General and Lady Maxwell and
family frcm Glasgow, &c.
. .

At Simpson's Lodging's—Colonel Wynch, Lady,
and family.
AL other Lodgings:—The Dutchess of Athol and
part of the family, Lord Belhaven, Lord Dello and
family, Lord Rollo, Si: James St. Clair Erskine,
&c. •

We learn that the herrings are caught in great,.
quantities in Lochbuy and the other Lochs in Mull,
from whence they are sent in boats fresh to
Greenock, by, the Crinan Canal.
London, England, 1802-05-05

issue were acquitted, and the others were founa

Gudy.
• -This verdiet. of course terminates the. existencc of

Rag Fair.

all
Philanthropy induces us to give the annexed
the publiciiy in our power. In cases where Lad es,
afiliaed with Sore Nipples, .those accouchetirs anu
midwives, who in their piadice adept Mrs. GAlttc..;
NER'S Essence of Roses, are requested to apPIY
even previous to suckling ; as the precaution will
save the patient from .inexpressible pains, and CO..'
duce to the praaitioner's rernation: The Medicine'
when properly used, never fails of the desired Hfea;
and any further direaions required will be give(' by
the Inventress, at her house, No. 75 and 76, L°'l4-
acre. Sold at ss. sd. each packet.
London, England, 1802-05-05

- —.:..----------._
HOSIERY. • M and,
COOK E continues to have on Sale at hl5 stold,
factory and Nottingham Warehouse No. 431;
12 °fever/
an extensive and valuable Assortment of H'o SI E -- , ,tualit,;
description, which, tOr elegance, neatness, taste, an" :1,, rieve
has never been equalled, and, he flatters himself, C.,',"r ever!,
be surpassed. The many advantages possess Tar (161',
other person in this line of business, and the pcc"od wilt'
of Nf-ledion to which, by indefatigable attention,vahiic 010'
miter( expense, he has brought his Manufactory, ' . , varctY
afford him an opportunity of, offering to the Pnblico-ber-':
of Goods, superior in every respect to those
son, and render all competition fruitless ; also ena retail., ...
of anY 6itL, hit or
owr
aecommociat:. the Pnblie, either in the ‘vholosale.,._
~05,1011
export trade, upon terms more moderate than 0" 1-*
be afforded by any other u Hose in the l‘letronlis' ....---''

d) , must be addressed.
London, England, 1802-05-05

DIVIDENDS.

June 4. Thomas Withingtrxt and James Withington, of Man.
Chester, and of Princes-street, Lothbury, London, cotton_
manufacturers, at ten, at Guildhall, London.
June lg. Dedrick Nicholas Beckman, of Princes-row, Mile-
End, Middlesex, sugar-grinder, at twelve, at Guildhall,
London.
May 15. William ChurtO,,, late of Hodnett, Salop, shop-
keeper, at ten, at the Talb,,t Inn, in Drayton in Hales.
June 5. Richard Willis, of the Crescent, Minories, London,
merchant, at ten, az Guildhall.
May zy. Henry Knight, of Manchester, calico-printer, at
eleven, at Hillidge's Tavern, Market-place, Manchester.
May 28. Hamlet Lowe, late of Liverpool, hardwareman,
at eleven, at the Globe Tavern, john-street, Liverpool.
May 31. Edwerd Dunmore, of Stonton Leicester_
shire, miller, at eleven, at the Angel Inn, Market-Harbo-
-rough.
May 8. Jane Elizabeth Moore, late of Bermondsey-street,
Bermondsey, Surrey, leather-dresser, at ten, at Guildhall,
London.
May 2,-. John M'Culloin, late of Bristol, merchant, at
twelve,l at the White Lion, Broad-street, Bristol.
London, England, 1802-05-05

Fro., the LONDON GAZETTE, May 4, 180?.

B4N.KRUPTS.
Thomas Aris, of Upper Rathbone- Place, shopkeeper, to
surrender May 15, 29, and June 15, at one, at Guildhatl.
Attorney, Mr. Stokes,
,Upper James-street.
Edward Pemberton and John Moulding, of Liverpool, mer-
chants, May 25, 26, and June 15, at one, at the G lobe Tavern,
Liverpool. Attornies, Mr. Orred, Liverpool ; or Messrs.
Cooper and Lowe, Southampton-Buildings, London.
lames Pride, of Rome, Monmouth, timber-merchant, May
12, 13, and June is, at eleven, at the BeatiforoArins, Mon-
mouth. Attornies, Mr. Stokes, !Monmouth ;or Messrs.
Price and Williams, Old-Buildings, Lincoln's-Inn.
John Russell, now or late of Worcester, grocer, May 24, 25,
and June 15, at ten, at the Star and Garter Inn, Worcester.
Attornies, Mr. Sparke, Staple-Inn, Holborn, London; or
Mr. Haden, Worcester.
William Tidswell, of Stockport, Chester, cotton-spinner,
May zo, 2I , and June 15, at eleven, at the Golden Lyon
Inn, Deansgate, Manchester. Attornies, Mr; Potington,
Manchester; or Mr. Hurd, Furnivalls-Inn, London.
Elisha Farmer, of Gloucester, mercer, May 12, 13, and June
15, at ten, at the King's Head Inn, Gloucester. Attornies,
Messrs. Jenkins and James, New Inn, London ; or Mr.
Wilton, Jun,. Gloucester.
, Jai les Sutherland, of Bath, haberdasher, May 15, 25, and
une 15, at twelve, at Guildhall, London. Attorney, Mr.
'l's, Tooke's-court, Cursitor-stieet, London.
William Sutton, of Sadlers'-Hall, London, merchant, May
it, 18, and June Es, at ten, at Guildhall. Attornies,
Messrs. Hutchinson and Poole, Brewers'-Hall, Addle-
street, A Idermaithury.
William Shevill, ;ate of Great Prescott-street, Goodman's-
Fields, merchant, May 8, 15, and June 15, at one, at Guild-
hall. Attornies, Messrs. Pringle and Brooks, Greville-
street, Hatton-Garden.
John Sharland, late of Cockspur-street, Charing-cross,
linen-draper, May a; at one, 15, at twelve, and June 15,
at ten, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Welch, Aldersgate-
street.
Tulin Russell, Edward Russell, William Hartland, and
Thomas Williams, now or late of Worcester, merchants,
May 26, 27, and June r 5, at ten, at the Hop-Pole Inn,
Worcester. Attornies, Mr. Sparke, Staple-Inn, London ;
or Mr. Haden, Worcester.
London, England, 1802-05-05

BERKSHIRE.

A CCORDING to the Request of the Magistrates
L 1 assembled at the Quarter Session at Newbury, and of
other Gentlemen of this County, I appoint a MEETING
to be held at the TOWN HALL, at READING, on
Thursday next, the 6th of May, at Eleven o'Clock, for the
Purpose of preparing a dutiful A DURESS of CONG RA -
TULATION to HIS.MAJESTY on the Restoration of
PEACE.
THOMAS WINDSOR, Sheriff.
Bray wick-House,
April 30,

PAVING HOUSE, DUBLIN.
TH E Time for receiving Proposals - for
LIGHTING the STREETS of DUBLIN, is ne-
cessarily enlarged to M,onday the 17th of May, on which
Day they will be taken into consideration, and after which
time no further Proposals will be received.
London, England, 1802-05-05

The new Serio-Comic Pantomime of the En-
chanted Harp, at the Royal Circus, bids fair to be-
come a great favourite with the Public, being got
up in that peculiar stile of elegance, for which the
Managers 'of that favourite amusement are so well
known.—This charming Piece, with the admired
Spefiacle of Rinaldo Rinaldini, and• the astonishing
Equestrian Feats by Young SAUNDERS, are the
subject of much applause.
The game-keepers of Mr. EYRE, of Passop, Der-
byshire, last week observed a wild-duck to fly out
of a large oak tree, in which there was last year a
hawk's nest; the circumstance exciting curiosity,
one of them climbed up the tree, and to his great
surprize, found the nest in complete repair, con-
taining two eggs lately laid by the duck.

Lord ELL ENBOROUGH very highly censured the
rigorous proceedings against the Defendants. He
trusted, if the verdict negatived the right of hold-
ing the market, there would be no punishment prayed
against the Defendants.
The four Defendants who had pleaded the general

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EDTNBURGH, JULY 3.

ON Friday afternoon, an affray,took place in the
Deighbeurhood of coldstrearn,. betwixt. two 'Excise
fficerS, and a person of • ate. 'nanie of .Broomfield,
from Greenla,y, leis 'son, and another individual,
'h were driving a cart along the highway, con_-
iining smuggled spirits. They were commanded
. the officers to stop, which they refused to de.
• particulars of the quarrel that ensued are vari_
onsly reported ; all that is certainly known is, that,
in the course of it, Broomfield received a pistol shot
from one of the officers, and expired almost imme.
diately. Both officers were committed to prison,
but one of them has since been liberated upon bail:
The He7/rietta, of Whitby, passed Peterhead on
the 2Sth ult. left the ice on the r ith; with. r4.fiTh,
10 tons of oil ; brings the following. account of
the fishing

Snips FRon Lorino6r.-Dundee, r 3 fish. Vigilant, 12.
Ipswich, 7. Dingwall, 7. Prince of Wales, 6. Blessed, 6.
Young Eagle, 5. Fox, S. Fontenelle, 4. Suecess, 4 Suns, 3.
Lively, 6.
Hel..L.-Egginton, 7. Fanny, 7. April 7. Elizabeth, 8.
N. Britain, 6. Hunter, 5, on ist May. Lottery, 1, on loth
ditto. Symmetry, 9. Lynx, S. Manchester, Hunter, 4..
Manchester, M. 8. Truelove, 1. Maria, 1. Auriol; 6.
_Blenheim, 2. George and Mary, o, John, r. Adventure, 3.
Emperor, Molly, 7. Divina., 7. Munificence, t. Cato, 3.
l‘liiierva, 5. Flora and Elizabeth, 9.
~Vui-rsy.-Volunteer,g9-43 tons oil. Lively, 4-=soditto.
Experiment, 3. Airnwell, 3. • Dalconberg, 3. Hawk, 2.
Henrietta, 14-150 tons oil.
I.YNN.--F4periknent, 9.
ALERDEO.N.-Hercules, z. Latona has fish, but number
not known.-

• The Henrietta hatl not seen the Jane, of. Aber-
deen.

The Hope, of Peterhead, had izo tons, a bumper
ship, io or r r fist. •
London, England, 1802-07-08

LONDON ELECTION.

GUILDHALL.

Ar the close of the Poll yesterday the numbers
Were,

For HARVEY CHRISTIAN Consz, Esq.
CHARLES PRICE, Esq.
WILLIAM CCRTIS, Esq.
Sir]. W. ANDERSON, Bart.
BENIAMIN TRAVERS, Esq.
Sir WATKIN LEWES,
Wm. LUSHINGION, Esq.
After the numbers were declared the several Can_
didates very briefly addressed the Livery.
Sir WATKIN LEWES said, he had expeEted after
the support by which he was honoured on the day
of nomination, to have stood higher on the Poll.
Mr. Alderman CURTIS, Sir JOHN \V a. ANDER-
S", Mr. Alderman COMB E, and Mr. Alderman
PRlce each said a few words, but from the noise
and uproar in the Hall, it was impossible to hear
what they said.
Mr. TaAvERS called upon the Livery to perse-
vere in supporting the glorious cause in which he
Was engaged.
Mr. LUSHINGTON was not present.

756
7:6
693
509
311
London, England, 1802-07-08

DIED.

On Sunday last, at Baglan, near Neath, Henry Bewicke,
Esq. son of Calverley 13ewiele, Esq. of Clapham.
On the Ist inst. in York -place, place, Portman-square, Mrs.
Brett, wife of George Brett, Esq. •

PRICE OV STOCKS.

Bank Stock
Navy 5 per Cent. 102,1
per 1197, s
Irish 3 per Cent.
4 per Cent; Con.' goilk
;per Cent. Red. 74t,ii .
3.pe,r 74i 4
Ditto Scrip "
Batik 1.. Ann. Irk 3-16 k
Ditto •Short. Ana,
Ditto Scrip

yLs•rcanA v.
India Stock
Exchecj. Bills• s. s. preen.
Fundable ditto prem.
3,4 Exchequer' prem.
tt Loery Tickets 1. s.
Oinnium par prem. a par
I 7raper. 3 per Cent. 73f, za
Ditto Ann.
Lank for opening•
Indiafot opening 2221 •
tonsels for opening 75f 6 34

THE improved PE D E T ER, or W A Y..
WISER, whichswhen worn in the Pocket, ascertains
the distance the. Wearer walks (pfice,Two Guineas). Sold
by SPENCER and 'PERKINS, Watch-makers, No: rig,'
West 'End of Newgate.:street (removed from Snow-hill, on
account of the Improvera.:nts there); who for near thirty
years have fabrieated'these 'Machines ; and though they do
not claim the Isavention, it beingalmosr as ancient as Pocket
Watches, yet all that .ever came to 'their knoWledie: have
been so rude• in their:shape, inconvenient. in wearing, and
incorreil in their performance, as 1:o have been soon laid by
as dselesS.

This, which they take the liberty to of;ar to the Public, is
elegant-in itself; most conveniently used,. perfeelly correci,
and, what is desirable in art Machines of Pancy, exceeding
cheap; not liable to be out of order, and is a most amusing
Companion. to Gentlemen, who .are 'fond of Walking and
Shooting. _ _

Flattering themselves the great -Improvement Lately made
has carried it to its ultimatum, they take this method of
making it public, to secure to themselves at least the credit
thereol, having been materially injured by Plagiarists who
have copied their Machines, and passed Them Off to Gentle-
Men as their own Inventions, though at much higher prices,
and very interior work. .
London, England, 1802-07-08

,1 3 H, JULY 7.

THE Eleaion for this City came on this morning,
when Lord JOHN THYNNE, and JOHN PALMER,
Esq. were unanimously re_eleEed.
Mr. Sheriff CROOK entered into a florid and well
digested harangue en the er litierit public sec vices, and
the friendship and worth which marked the private
charader of Mr. PALMER ; and the example which
was given by this City at the last Eledion had been
spoken of and followed by the Citizens of Bristol
at their recent Eledion, who had made choice of
one of their Townsmen to represent them in Par-
liament, thereby despising the influence that would
have imposed a stranger upon 'them.
Lord JOHN THYNNE with great good sense, but
frequently overpowered by diffidence, thanked the
Eledors; and Mr. PALMER, in a few grateful
words that went " smootiiiy from the tongue,"
concluded with this sentence--" To you, Gentle•
men, (torn a very early period of life to the present
moment, I have been indebted for the most foster-
ing kindness, the firmest and most constant friend..
ship and support, skich as excites the warmest grati-
tude in this breast—a feeling that can end but with
my life."

The Town irk4::geheral appear to approve the
choice thus madeihe Body Corporate, for Lord
JOHN THYNNE is a most amiable young man, and
descended from one of the oldest and most honoura-
ble families in the Kingdom, and born and bred in.
the neighbourhood ; and no one is more truly loved
and valued than Mr. PALMER by persons here of
every description.

At a Meeting of the Lord Provost, Magistrates
and Council of Edinburgh, on Monday last, it was
unanimously resolved to erect a Statue of the Right
Hon. HENRY DUNDAS, in an appropriate Once.
within that City. A Subscription was immediately'
opened, which' was rapidly filling.
Mr. WINDHAM'S friends have put him in nomi.,
nation for the County of Norfolk, the EleCtion for:
which commences on Monday next.
On Tuesday last the Earl of WARWICK, Lord
Lieutenant for the County of Warwick, appointed.
THOMAS HUNT, of Stratford-upon-Avon, Esq.
Clerk of the Peace for that County, in the moth of
CHARLES fig NRY HUNT, Esq. who has resigned.
The Mountain Ppsts, in the County of Wicklowt
where permanent BarraCks will be erected, are a,
barrack at. the part of Glanoree, another at
a junction of a branch of the great Military Road,
to Ennislc.erry; a barrack at the junCtion of several
roads 'at the Seven' Churches ; a barrack in the
centre of Glen Malur; a barrack in the Anglia-7..
,vanagh ; a barrack at Leitrith, in the Glen, ef
Imail'; and a barrack on the old Mountain Road
leading through Wicklow Gap, by Black Ditches.
and Blackmore-bill, to wards Holly wood, Blessing-
ton, &c.
Six or seven Candidates have started for the
Borough of Retford. There is no doubt of Mr.
JAFFRAY and col. CRAUEURD being the successful
ones. We understand the former was Commissary
General for many years in the Leeward Islands, but
is now Partner in the West India House of Geoßo
BAILIZ and Co.
London, England, 1802-07-08

LIVERPOOL, JULY 5.

YESTERDAY afternoon a Boat carrying over at
Runcorn nine or ten passengers, and five horses that
were going to Chester Fair, unfortunately upset,
and sorry we are to say, -four of the passengers and
most of the horses were drowned : amongst the suf-
ferers 'was Mr. N. Sherwood, coach..master of this
town, a man greatly esteemed by all- who . knew
him:

AKE DAILY R ISltin, AND WILL SE
4

HIGHER, THERE BEING ONLY 24,000 IN THE

PRESENT LorTERY.

Begins drawing the :Al of NEXT Alo N T rt.

The 'Tickets and Stamped Shares are sold and
registered at Mr. NrcHoLsoN's State Lottery
Office, No. 16, Cornhit!, London, where in, the
last Lottery, April 7, ISoz,
.No.. 17,99 3, a Prize
of Twenty Thousand Pounds, was divided and
sold in Sixteen Shares, and in the late Lotteries,
No.' rB5. 549 9065 "
23481 ,C2P,000 17025 42?03 X 710,000.
28322 each. . 17049 '45676 each,
44014. . 19004 52603 -
,s
No. 14777, 19396, 23339, 25565, 30375, 43975, Prizes or ,
5,0001. each. . -

The Prizes in this Lottery will be paid in full,
without any deduction, two months after the Lot-
tery has finished drawing.
Orders from the country (post paid) duly At-
tended to.—Correspondents, by remitting good
Bills, at a short date, Bank-Notes, Post-Office Or-
ders, &c. may rely on being charged the lowest
price of the day.

Note. The highest Prizes in this Lottery are
zo,oool. each, and the. lowest 191. .

The celebrity of Steel's fragrant Lavender and
Honey. Waters, are so well established .among the
Fashionable Circles, &c. as leave us little to offer in
recommendation ; but interested individuals some-
times render public caution
,requisite ; hence in or-
der to procure those articles of fine,quality and re-
duced price, it is necessary to be particular in di-
re6ing to J. C. Steel, Lavender Water Merchant to
Her Royal. Highness the Princess of Wales, No. t 5,
Catherine-street, Srrand, where the NObility, &c.
wishing to avail themselves of the Certainty of
having those esteemed and eiegant Waters of "his
genuine preparation, are requested to forward their
favours. But we must add, that Letters from the
COuntry must contain a Note or Order for payment
London," ,as from the extreme low prices, they
Are entirely ready. money articles.

21i1P NEWS.

CRAVES'ENR, JULY 6.

Passed,by—Alre,-Hope, Nicholson," from Oporto; Fanny,
Stevenson, froM,'llonduras-; Cumberland,- Humble; from
Dernerara ; Rattler, Lady Ann, M'Arther; from
Grenada ; Frazcis and' Eliza, Cullen,, and Princess of
Wales; Greig, from Jamaica.. •
Sailed—the Alexander, .for Virginia ; Merchant,
Butler,- for Boston; Ocean, Noble, for Harnbro' ; Eciv.-Ard,
Fowler, for Bremen; Minerva, Thompson, "for Telieriffe ;
Nile Packet, llcachy, for Calais; Sarah Elizabeth, Jansen,
fur Emoden ; and Vrow Maria Elizabeth, for , Elsi-
nore.
London, England, 1802-07-08

HARWICH, JULY 7.

THE Prince of Wales Packet, Captain ANTHONY
DEANE, arrived from Holland, having landed the
Mail and Passengers upon the Suffolk Coast.

Sailed the Pocock Bye-boat, with Passengers for
Helvoetsluys.

YARMOUTH, Ju I. Y 7.

ARRIVED this morning from Cuxhaven, the
Earl of Leicester Packet, Captain THomrsoN, with
Mail and Passengers.
London, England, 1802-07-08

SHEERiVESS, JULY .7.

Tuts day came into the Harbour to be docked
and refitted, the Clyde Frigate, Capt. ',ARMOUR.

DEAL, JULY 7.

ARRIVED, and sailed for the River, the Hercules,
EWING, from Tobago. -
Sailed the Autumn Sloop of War, and Blood-hound

Gun-brig, on a Cruize.

WEYMOUTH, JULY 6.

LAST night none of the ROYAL FAMILY went
out, it being so wet. PRINCESS .ELIZABETA
bathed in the warm Bath. A elea Party of Nobi-
lity spent the evening with THEIR MAJESTIES at
the Lodge.
This morning none of the RoYAL FAMILY went
our.

After breakfast Hts MAJESTY, accompanied by
PRINCESS SOPHIA, Ladies GRANTLEY, and STA.
WELL, Generdl GARTH, and Colonel FITZROY
rode. out on horseback on the road to Lulworth, and
returned at half past twelve to the Lodge.
HER MAJESTY and the PRINCESSES AISGU3TA,
ELIZABETH and MARY, attended by Lady CATH.
CART, in a Landau, took an airing round the plea;
sant village' of Upway and Broadway, and paid a
morning visit to the PRINCESS CHARLOTTE of
\VALES at the Countess of ELGIN'S, in Gloucester..
Row : they took the young PR INCE ss with theta
an airing on the Dorchester Road.
London, England, 1802-07-08

ABERDEEN, JUNE 30.

Yesterday arrived here a division of the Both,
or Perthshire Regiment of Foot (GRARANes).
For some days past, vast quantities of dead fish,
of all the species known here, have been thrown
ashore on the coast in this neighbourhood, and as
far as Montrose. Many cart_)oad3 have been carried
of for manure by the farmers in the vicinity of the
sea. The cause of this unusual mortality among the
finny tribe is as yet unknown.
London, England, 1802-07-08

MARRIED.

On Tues'day, at St. George's, Hanover-square, George
John Scott, Esq. of Bitton, in the County of Salop, to Miss
Morse; daughter of Williap Morse, Esq. of Drayton Green,
Middlesex.
Thesame day, at Mary-le-bonne, Mr, Dixon,:a Dutch
Merchant, to Miss Littledale.
On Thursday last, Mr. l'hornis Goodwin, of Hampstead,
to 'Miss Frances Trinclar; daughter of the Rev. Dr. Trinder
of Her Alon, • ,
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On the 6th inst. Daniel Lewellin, Esq. of College-street,
Westminster,- to Miss Henrietta•Maila