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The Sun.
London, England, 1802-02-02

HYDE'S CONCERT .ROOMS,
Tottenham-street.

MESSRS. CHARLES and SAMUEL WES.
LEY respeafully inform their Friends and the Pub•
lic, that they propose toperform by Subscription,

'SIX MISCELLANEOUS CONCERTS

of Vocal: and Instrumental Music, inWhial;lllbe intro
duced CHORUSSES, and DUETS upon TWO ORGANS

Principal Vocal Performers,
Madame4DUSSEK, Miss RI CHARIDSON;
And Signor MOR ELL!:
• Leader of the Band, Mr..BOSSI.
Among the Principal Instrumental Performers are,
Mess.. Lindley, R. Ashlev,-Pieltain, Boyce, Jouve, Holmes
Lyon; Mahon,Oliver, Leanders, Wiedner, Lefler, Harting.
.
ton,-:Griesbach, Hyde; Contelo;.l`slanotti, Jenkinson,
Terms of Subscription Three Guineas. The Tickets
be transferable.

First Concert, Thursday Next, February 4.
PART I. Overture to Judas Maccabens,vith the March
in Scipio.—Song, Sig Morelli (Paisiello).—Concerto Vio-
lin, Mr. Pinto.- -Song, Miss Richardson (" Tune Your
Harps.") = (Esther): Handel.—Antiphona for a Double,
Choir (" Dixit Dominus"), S. Wesley.
PART 11. Grand .Symphoriy (Haydn).---Duetto, Madame
Dussek and Sig. Morelli (Haydn)..---Duettn,.Two Organs,
Mess. Wesley.—Song, Madame Dussek (Sarti).—Chorus
(Invocation to Apollo), C. Nk esley,
The. Second Concert on Thursday, Feb. 2s and the re-
maining Concerts'.on March is, zs, April az, and May 6.
To begin precisely at Eight. -•-
Those will shall honour this Undertaking with their pa-
tronage and -.encouragement, are respedfully requested to
send their Names as speedily as-possible to T. Harnmersley,
Esq. Pall-Malt; J. C. Hankey,' Esq.. Fenchurch-street ;
or to C. and ,S. Wesley, Chesierfied-street, Mary-le-bonne;
where Tickets will be ready for delivery.
London, England, 1802-02-02

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THE SUN.

SOLE! QUIS DICtRE. ALTDEAT
London, England, 1802-02-02

SURREY. ,
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION,
In Fourteen Lots, in March next, the Time and Place of
Sale will be hereafter advertised,
rirHE. followin FREEHOLD ESTATE, the
Property Of EDWARD THORNY'CROFT, Esq.
situate in the Hamlet of Stockwell, in the Parish of Lam-
beth, viz.
The MANOR, or REPUTED MANOR of STOCK-
WELL.,

The Capital Mansion or MANOR HOUSE, in the occu-
pation of Charles Bedford, Esq. with the Offices, ;ardens,
and Pleahire-grounds, under Lease, which expires Lady-Day
1203
•

The Capital Mansion House, Offices, Gardens, Orchard,
&c. in the occupation of-C. Hall, and - Cox, Esqrs.
an-
der Lease, which expires Lady-Day 1803.
The White Horse public-house, Offices,- and Gardens, in
the occupation of Mr. Daniel Titmus, and under an Agree-
ment tbr a Lease, which expires Michaelmas 1826.
The Farm.llouse and Out-buildings, with the Lands in the
occupation of Mr. Richard Sirrirnthis, Tenant' t Will.
The Garden Ground and Land in the occupation of Mr.
Benjamin Smith, Tenant at Will.

. fhc House, Offices, and Land, in the occupation of Mr
George Wheeler, Tenant at Will.

The Land in the occupation Of Mr. Joseph Reppen, Tenant
at Will.

The Wax Mann fa&ory, with the Mansion House, Offices,
and Grounds, in the occupation of B. Barrett, Esq. under
Lease, 300 years and upward of which are unexpired.
The whole contains about 235 Acres, and is situate be-
tween the 3dand 4th Mile Stones on the Road from Lone..in
to Streatharik, by which it is bo,undcd on the East, and the
Road called Acre lane, leading from CLiOham to Camber-
well, runs through the Estate towards the Worth. •
Public Notice 'will be given when Plans and Partieulars
ace rea,Ly ita delivered. W: and J. Black;-- at the Grove,
near Epping, and Middle Temple Hall Staircase.
London, England, 1802-02-02

circulation on the 29tIk of May t 7 20, when the
Bank stopped paythent, as will be hereafter men.
tioned.

(To be continued.)

LONDON MARKETS, &c.

•CORN EXCHANGE; MoNnAy, F. z.

We have had a very good Supply of Essex and Kentish
Wheat at Market this day, which has caused that article to
be very dull, and full 23. per quarter cheaper than this day
se'nnight.

Rye is nearly the same.
Bailey; of fine quality, is very dull, and `very little altera-
tion in price since last liionday ; but coarse and inkrior sam„
pies obtain their prices. .
... •
There have been bid- few fresh arrivals of Oats in ; butthe
stock in hand being vdt, and the,consumption small, caused
very little variation in that article. • . .
Both Pease and Beans, owing to a good show at market,
are somewhat lower.
Flduris ss. per sack cheaper.

RETURN-PRICE OF GRAINy :.
On board'S hip as tinder.. ~ , •
Wheat - - 485 56s a 65s od Fine Suffolk 'cos a oos od
Fine .. -75 s a— od Superfine : - --s.a —s od
Superfine - os a 82$ od White Pease .40s a 42s od
Foreign do. a ----s cd ' Non. Boilers . 3os a 35s od
Superfine - ' a—a od. Grey Pease, - 37$ a 35s od
Rye - - • 3os a 40s 0:1 S. Bemis New 35s a 36$ od
Barley - 36$ a 38s od Old.!.: .. ... —s a 45s od
Fine do. -• 4os a—a od Ticks new 285 305 a 325 od
Malt ..
_. 4os 42s a 48s od old - - . - 435 od
Fine ... - oos a 5,0:g 'od 'Coats - - iSs 2'os a 22S od
Superfine - —s a oos ,od i.Fine - - a zis oil
Hog Pease - oos a oos cd 1 Polands - —s a 26s oil
Fine Ship do. - Os a—sod 1 Ditto'.- . cos a oos id
Boilers, •• - oos a oos od I ' ' •

RETURN of WHEA
By Messrs. child z.ncllpa
only from the 18th of Jan. t
to then(
27 Quarters at 88s od I
it 3
448
6zz
355
at 83s- 64
443
77)
Igo
737
77
24t
7
48
354 --- at 74s ad
26
Total, 7592 Quarters,—average 68s, cid.
4s. 60. lower than last Return.

,T' in MARK LANE,
as, Meal Weighers, including
to the 23d of Jan, agreeably
e4vAa.

72 Quarteci at yts od
5
tz
- 99
6

at 60S 0(1
70 at. 55s od
too
41
156

454

at 498 Jtt

9.30 ----- at 4-,s od

633
at 4-xs od

at .tios cU

PRICE OF FLOUR,
Fine Flout - 6os to 65s <itt Pottata L.
Second ditto s-,,s to sss cd Bran -

A RETURN OF FLO
From Jan. r 6, to 'lan. 22, from the
Sacks. s. d. Sacks. s. (L
49 at 71 5 236 at 67 a
7071 at 70 0 153 at 66 o
ro at 69 6 10 at 65 8
189 -at 69 0 634 at 65
rr63 at. 68 o 1 2.0 at 64 3
z,) at 67 61
Total-9.867 Sacks.—Average, 6gs. c4(l.
os. ld. higher than last Return.
London, England, 1802-02-02

AMSTEP.DA JP,N.

ON the 13th inst, our third Expedition sailed
from the TrxeL: kis bound for the Meaiterranean.
It consists of the Frigates Zee,lariand Daphne, un-
der command of Captain Witclunts ; and the Brig
of Axend The latter is bound for Lisbon, and the
two former for Smvriia.
The Squadron whic7h sailed on the. 4th from
Ftlng tor the •
West Indies, consists of the three
"Ps ot
tune.the Line, the Brutus of 74 guns, the NeP-
and the 7a.,4 de Wirt of 68 ; two Brigs
of 14.
Alms, and ►thesFrench Frig
3z guns : 1 ate, La P6ursuivan::, of
340 French 1. roops on board these Ships
'lre c°llllllandtA by a General of Brigade.

The English, by the con hest of Egypt, live
obtained possession of all the valuable commodities
that have been accumulating in Egypt for many
years; they tvili therefore, for some time, supply,
exclusively, the rest of the world with Egyptian
produas.

Cithen ZAMB EC CAR 1, of Bologna, in Italy iizTs
published tilt he has at length dicovered.the art
of guiding air balloons in any direaion, at pleasure ;
but •to defray the expences of the e.xpetiment, he
has -solicited a subscription of 800 crowns.
‘. ' About eight o'clock on Friday evening, fir.
footpad Fi.,-- of Foster-tape, was knocked down
footpad on the Camberwell road, ad robbed cif his
iti
watch and seven guineas, .
London, England, 1802-11-29

Nil 11,111 NEWS.

FORTSiIIOUT//, Nov. 28,

Tits day the Roebuck Cutter, brought into this
Port a Smuggling Lugger, laden with too casio
Spirits, which she seized near the Needles.
Arrived the Cardite, FIAT froth. London, fol'
St. Kitts ; the Sally, RON/ A Y.IIE, from Limerick
for London, with whiskey and provisions, put lfl
here owing to contrary winds, and having met
with a great deal of bad weather on her passage
Neptune, FISHE Et, from Deptford ; Bce, Russia-0"
from London.

Sailed the SiITIOrt TaflOT, WArr, for Jamaica'
Govereor tr/krtittl, RICHARDSON, for Demerara
Kitty, Gtaaoss, with oats for Shoreham.

Passed by the Triton outward-bound East-India'
man; Exrette, PArrEasort, from Quebec, for I-On-
don, in z 8 days.

Came into Harbour His Majesty's Cutter
trepesante, Lieut. Swnirr, from being release°,
from quarantine.
London, England, 1802-11-29

P4YMOUTII, Nor. 27.

THE Sloop Providence of this Port, WI LLO3I
SHORT, master, was wrecked on Thursday night
last, during a heavy gale of wind, off Stoke
a few miles eastward of this Port, and the whole
her Crew, consisting of the master and three 5631
men, perished.
Arrived the Friendship, SELLY, from Newfound'
land ; Abby?, HANNAFORD, and Rosa, Feol'
from Waterford.

Sailed the Lust Rust, HARDER, for &Irina 111;
and the Demerara Packet, TUNIS, for Demerara•
Arrived the Alcmene Frigate from the Eastward'-
London, England, 1802-11-29

TUESDAY the 7th December.

The. Pensioners from the Fencible Corps, the several Ame-
rican and other Corps, the .Independent Companies, and
Militia.

His Majesty has, on this occasion, thought fit •to declare
his gracious intention, that none of the Out-Pensioners, who,
on examination,- may be found tit for duty, shall be required
to .serve any whew but in .the Invalid Corps; that every Man
found fit fOrduty, shall be entitled, on his arrival at the Gar-
fison to which. he shall be sent, to. receive a Bounty of One
Pound Five Shillings, or so much thereof as shall remain;
after supplying hint with proper necessaries; and thoteiYho,
on examination, are found unfit for duty, shall be-dismisstd
with proportionate subsistence to carry them bad( • to their
homes. •

And it is hereby further notified, that•all such of the said
Out-PensiOners, as well from the. Cavalry as 'lnfantry (ex-
cept as aforesaid), who shall not appear at the said.Hospttal,
at the time herein appointed, in obedience to His Majesty's
Commands, will be considered as otherwise provided for by
Government, or as dead ; and thiv.Will.accordingly be struck
off the. Books .of the Out-Pension of the said Hospital,
out any prospect of being restored thereto. •
G. AUST,
• Secretary and Register.
London, England, 1802-11-29

from lb( LONDON GAZETTE, A'r,v. 27, 18oz .

yames's November 24, rBoz.
This day Mr. Otto, Minister Plenipotentiary
from the French Republic, bad an audience of His
INl:jesty, to deliver his Letters of Recall; To
which he was introduced by the Right Honourable
H'uvkcshury, His Majesty's Principal Secre-
1-ary of State for Foreign Affairs, and condu6led by
P...bert Chester, Esq. Assistant Master of the Ce-
remonies.
London, England, 1802-11-29

THE DUTCH 111,1!LS.

RATISBON, Nov, t 3.

THE Nutatiori of the Empire held to-day its
27r' Sitting. The Direetorial Minister of Me#tz
unieated to it a Note from the Ministers of
the :\L-diating Powers, containing the Modifications
whic'l they have judged necessary to make in the
general Plan of Indemnities. '
London, England, 1802-11-29

THE KING W. ROWED.

This was an indilment for an Assault committed
by the Defendant ,on T. H. Harben, Esq. on the
zth of May last, in the street, near Charing_cross,
about two o'clock in the afternoon. While the
Prosecutor was walking with a friend, the Defend-
ant came up to him and pushed against him wil-
fully, with a view to insult him, so that he became
.agitated very much, he having some time ago had
the misfortune to have his skull fralured, and by
which his nerves are much shaken, and his whole
frame shattered.
London, England, 1802-11-29

LOT IV:

Upper Meadow
Lower Meadow

6 3 i 6
7 2 33

4 2 14 more or less.
N. B. The Timber, down to is. per•S tick inclusive, is to
be purcharsed by valuation: - -
One of the Conditions-on which the Estate will be put up,
Will be, that in case all the•above Lots should not aaually be
sold, the biddingsfor those that shall be sold sha!l be void,
and the venders shall have a right to put up the whole
Estate in one entire Lot:

- The whale of the above Premises are in Lease to'Nfri...Wm.
Pinegarl at a moderate rent, for a term of fourteen years,
from Lady-day 179.77-determinable at the end-of-the 'first
seven years, at the .option either of Landlord or Tenant, on
notice given. The Tenant pays. all Taxes but the Land:.
Tax, which is 61. r Is. tad. a-ycar, and is to repair the glass
of the windows, and-to findcarriage -foritll-other materialS
for repairs.- . .
A modus of ad. per Cow is payable to the Vicar for the
Tithe of Milk, and a composition. of eight guineas a-yrrr tin
all other Vicarial Tithes of the Estates.

Forthe accommodation of the part haser oflot t, the Ma•
nor of Barton and South Moiston, which is anextensive one,
may, if the Estate be purchased in Lots, be bought by pri.
vate contract; and; in case the pUrehaser of that Lot should
refuse to purchase it, the:option ofbuyinkit will be given to
the purchasers of the other Lots in rotation ; and in case of
refusal by all or them, the said Manor will be put 'up to
A,uCtion, and sold to the best bidder.
For a view- of the PrerniseS,,apply to-Mt: Pinegar, the
Tenant, wha will shew the same; and for further particum
Jars to Mr, Hot, Attorney; Andover, Hants,
London, England, 1802-11-29

LECTURES ON THE VENEREAL DISEASE, &c._
Dry 14 '72 !4-1S (frir merly Stirgtttin th:: Lock
Hospital, and Author of the Critical and ChrOnologi-
cal Account of all the English Writers on I.ues Venerea Irvin
the time of Astruc, &c.) will.cornmence his usual Course of
Ledures on Lues Venerea, Striehtres in the Urethra," and
other affeetions of the Urinary.-Organs, on Wednesday the
15th of Decembe.r, at his litiuse' No. 6, Adam-street, Adel-
phi, Where a Syllabus of the Lethtres, with other.particu-
lar, may he procured.
London, England, 1802-11-29

EAST INDIA HOUSE,

rAagust li, iSot
THE COURT of DIRECTORS'of.tF
UNITED COMPANY of MERCHANT;s' of. ENG.
LAIST9 trading to the East Indies, do here,s.giate Notice,
That it is their intention to receive Applicats'ons'on or No? !tie
3eth September, fro,n :the • 11'1'cl-chants wanting ronnav for the
Export of Goods to Inalla ; for thch Goods which are to he Ship..
,f* in the ensuing Quarter ; .and on or before the 3ta
the 3lst ll:larch, and 3oth
,7une, for such Goods the Merchant:
:are desirous of Shipping in each Quarter, following such deter;
and thatitAtheir intention also lid:ow/xi., Ter,r7 ~,,, a•Ty •
11 -At
to Skip tke same for India, upon similar appiications.

Particulars of the Rates of Freight, &c. for the first Ships of
the Season, are to 6e seen in the Office of the Clerk to the Committee
of Shipping.
w 11.1.1.4 M RA Ars,f

WI LTS.

A FRIVUOLD ESTATE FOR SALE.
TO 13E SOLD BY AUCTION,

In Four distinct Lots, at the King and Queen Inn, in High_
worth, in the County of Wilts, on the zd day of Deceni_
ber next, at Eleven in the Forenoon, subject to such Con-
ditions as shall be then and there produced ; ,

AVERY Valuable and Desirable FREEHOLD
ESTATE, called the MANOR FARM, consisting
of Meadow, and Pasture Land in a high state of cult'.
tivation, situate at South Morston, in the Parish of
Highworth aforesaid, in a very pleasant and extremely kr.
tile part ofthe Country, and distant six miles from Fatting-
tint, six from Swindon, and fifteen from ‘Vantapt all c)ell
Market Towns,

LOT I.
Compriies a good Farm-house, a
Dairy...honk, Stable, and other
Out-houses, all in good repair, •
with the Courts, Yards, Garden,
Carrion, Orchard, &c. adjoining, A. R. P.
containing - - - 2 r 30 more or lc4s.
The Orchard, Pasture - 8 7, s
The Nursery, ditto - • - 8 2. za
Madam's Leaze, Meadow, With a
Pond of about a Quarter of an
Acre

to 3 9
London, England, 1802-11-29

WII3.OWS and WIVES of SOLDIERS, SAILORS, and
MARINES who were Killed, Wounded, or Died on the
- EXPEDITION to EGYPT.
26th Nov.,lBoz.
rTIHE COMMITTEE for Managing the Di s_
tribUtien oPthe•Fund raised for the Relief of the Wi.
dows, Wives, .and Children of the British Soldiers, Sailors,
and Marines who were Killed, Wounded, or died on the Ex-,
pedition . to Egypt, -having satisfied_, every authenticated
Claim that has hitherto come before them, and'fincling from,
the applications already made to them, that great numbers
of those Who are entitled to the benefit of this Fund are dis-
persed in various parts of the-United Kingdoms.
The Comrnitttee being desirous that no Claimants on this
Fund should lose the advantage intended them by the benevo-
lent Subscribers thereto do, hereby give Notice, that on a Certi-
ficate to the following purport from the Minister of the Parish
where they reside, being transmitted to Mr. Cuppage, N 0.13;
Warwick-street, Golden-square, the portion of tie Bounty
allotted to such Claimants will be remitted to them without.
the expense and inconvenience of their leaving their Resi-
dence to obtain the same, viz.
I hereby certify,. that
-, late Soldier in His Majesty's Regiment of -,
and who have lost his life (or was wounded) on the Expedi-
tion to Egypt, is now residing here with
.as ‘v itness my hand this Day of-, at
iu the County of _ .
The Committee further acquaint the Public, that the
remaining part of the Fund is laid out in Government Secu-
rities till they shall be enabled to make a final distribution
of this Bounty.
By Order of the Committee,
C.. CUPP AG E, Secretary.

EXTENSION of the SURREY I RON RAILWAY.
At a MEETING convened by Public Advertisement, and
held= the King's Arms Inn, in Croydon, on Tuesday the
2.3 d day "of November, 1802, -
HYLTON 10 LLIFCE, Esq. in the Chair;
. _ _

RESOLVED,. That it appears to this Meeting,
that the present . Iron Railway from Croydon ,to the
Thames at WandSworth, and the present Canal from Croy-
don to the Thames at Rotherhithe and Vauxhall, are 'fully
adequate to all the purposes of Communication between this
patt of the-Country anathe Metropolis e • and, .that, conse-
quently,
,any branch ttom the present Railway tp London is
wholly unnecessary.
Resolved also, That upon more mature consideration of
the projected Extension of the Surrey Iron Railway from
Croydon to Reigate and Godstone, it is the opinion pf this
Meeting, that it is adviseable to deter any further.ptoceeding
respeding the Same, until the practicability of making a
Canal through that Country to Portsmouth, shall be ascer-
tained by a Report daily expeeted from Mr. Rennie on that
subject
That these Resolutions he printed in the same Papers in
which this Meeting was advertised. And.
That the Thanks of this Meeting be given to the Chair-
man, for his impartial Condud in, the Chair.
• HYLTON JOLLIFFE,- Chairman.
London, England, 1802-11-29

• •
CHELSEA HOSPiTAL,

November it, 113 oz.
HESE are, -by Order of the Right Honourable
the Lords and others Commissioners for managing the
AttairS of the Royal Hospital, at Chelsea, .to give Notice,
That His Majesty has been pleased to command, that all
Out-Pensioners belonging to the said Hospital, resident in
London, or within twenty-five miles thereof, who were dis-
charged from their respeetive Corps, as Serjeants, Corpo-
rals, Drummers, or Private Men (the Out-Pensioners from
the late Horse Guards, and Hoiie Grenadier Guards, the
Life Guards, and Royal Horse Guar& ; such Men as by the
Hospital Books are now more than rifty-five years of age, or
had served twenty-five years in the Army previously to their
Discharges, those who have lost a Limb, or their Eye-
Sight, or are Cripples, and the Letter-men, excepted), do
personally and regimentally appear at the said Hospital, on
the Days undermentioned and appointed for them respec-
tively ; when and where Attendance will be given, trout
Ninio'Clock in the Morning till Three in the .Afternoon, in
order that such of thetn, as on examination shall be found fit,
may be sent to Garrison Duty, viz.
• MONDAY the 29th November: •
- -

The Pensioners from the I)ra-goon Guards, those from the
several Regiments Qt Dragoons, Fencible: Vavalry,- the Bri-
tish 1.,,ti0n or Horse, and the Royal Waggoners,
• TU CS DAY the 3ali November.
. „

The Pensioners from the Fir.A and Coldstream Regiments
of foot Guards.
WEDNESDAY the Ist December.

The Pensioners from the Third Regiment of Foot Guards,
with those from the First Regiment of Foot, to the loth of
Foot inclusive.
THURSDAY the 2d Dpcember.
Those from the loth Regiment of Foot to the 25th of Foot
inclusive.

FRIDAY the 3d December.
Those from the zoth Regiment tif Fout to the 45th of Foot
inclusive.

SATURDAY the 4th December.
Those from the 46th Regiment of Foot to the loth of Foot
inclusive.

MONDAY the 6th December,

Those from the 71st Regiment of Foot, to'The 134th of
Foot inclusive; as also the Pensioners from Lord'Strathaven's,
Majors Wailers, Elford's, and Fish's Corps, Loyal Irish,
Queen's Rangers, Cinque Port and Lancashire Volunteers ;
and the Royal Garrison Battalion.
London, England, 1802-11-29

MARItfED.

On TueSday last, at Hohne, in Yorkshire, Toseph Weld,
Esq. Second son to Thomas Weld, Esq. of Luiworth• Cas-*
tic, t,) the Hon. Miss Charlotte Stourton, fourth daughter of
the-Right lions Lord Stourton.
Lately, at. Sutton, in Kent, B. T. Stow, Colleaor of the
Customs at lloi'ier, to Miss Rickends.
Lately, John Curtis, Esq. of Whitechapel, to Miss Har-
riet Amelia Jones.
London, England, 1802-11-29

VIE ~;11P....A'tP.k,;

-l~r~Fj~. ~ai~~

MR. TURNER, Who two or three years' ago made
his debut it Ccilent.:Garden Theatre, in the Charac-
ter of Macbeth, appeared on. Saturday last at this
place, in that OF Richard the Th;rd. Tog-
N ER, We imderstand, has been much employed in
theatrical exertions in various parts of this Coun-
try, and in Ireland, His Manner of-Performing-the
part of.Ricbard, plainly shows, that he has tiOt been
praffising in vain. His 'deportinent is very riiich
improved, and he seems very conversant with-the'
business of the stage. His voice is very powerful,
and his, inidcile tones are plasing.
In the more haughty and furious. passages of this
very difficult part,, Mr. TuttNck
,vas chiefly Ale-
cessful ; but his great flott was, the want' of va-
riety. Richard is;proud, savage, .and yindiaive,
but he is also hypocritical,. and at times humorous,
and even jocose. The stern, violent, 'arid unre-
lenting features of his Chara4er, were principally
brought forward by Mr. Tuitivik, and nor suffici,
ently diversified by a she* of artifice and dissimu:
lation. For the want of this judicious admixture
olqualities, his voice,
.poWerful as it is, hardly
served him to the end of the parr..
The good sense and education of this Gentleman,
were obserVable in a restoration Of SHAKESPEARE'S
Text, as Often as he 'could introduce it, consistently
with ;the form of the Play, as altered for represen-
tation.

In the delivery of the Soliloquies, and the fide.
sjoeech4s,, he spoke too direetly to. the Audkence, but
this_isa fault which is common with all our Per.:
formers, Adors, and Altres,es.
Upon the whole, Mr. TURNER'S performance of
Richard, was rather
.respeoable than great. HO
was very well received tfiroughout.
London, England, 1802-11-29

• CAMPAIGN IN EGYPT.
This Day was published,
Elegantly printetlin 4to. Price Two Guineas in,boards„
*.* A few Copies on fine Royal Paper, with early impres-
sions of the Plates, Price Three Guineas,
(Dedicated by permission'to Earl CaA V ENO.
Illustrated with a large and accurate Plan 'of Valetta in the
Island of Malta, its Harbours, Fortifications, and Depen-
dencies ; View of Fort Manuel and Port of Marsatnuscet,
with Fort Tigne ; View of Fort Ricasoli, the City .01
Valetta, and part of Gregale ; View of Ricasoli, the
Castle of St. Angelo, Bur Mola, and The Point of Isola ;.
View of Valetta, and' the Fortifications on the Marsa-
muscet Side of ie City trom Point St. Elmo; View of
the Fortifications and the Entrance to 'Valetta from the
floriana ; View of tiie City of Vitietia, with Part
of• the Grand Harbour; View of Cadiz as it appeared from
His Majesty's Ship Hedor on the sth of October, 1800..
plan- Of Maratorice; with the Soundings in the Harbour,
by Capt. J. Edmonds, R. N. ;
•
JOURNAL
OF THE FORCES which sailed
from the Downs in April 1860, on a Secret Expedi-
tion, under the Command of Major-General (now Lieut.-
General) PICOT, till their 'arrival in Minorca; and con-
tinued thrdugh all the subsequent TransaCtions of the Army,
under the Command of the Right Hon. General Sir RAI.PIj
ABERCROMBY, K. B. inthe. MEDITERRANEAN and
EGYPT ; and thi. latter Operations to the Surrender of
Alexandria, and the complete Evacuation of Egypt by the
French, under the Command of Lieutenant-General Lord
HUTCHINSON, K. B. with a particular Account of Malta
during the Time it was subjeet to the British Government,
Sec.
. By IBNE AS- ANDERSON, Lieut. oth. Reg.
Printed for j:_Debre,tt, opposite Burlington House,
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-Ws yesterday received the .Paris Papers to the
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;from Rear-Admiral VlLLArtyr JOYEUof, giving
*hn'aceMint •of the taking possession of'Mar;inico by
the French Forces, jie lays, that the Island is in
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POOLE,
_Nov.-16.

Arrived—the Commerce; 713rinton, Lord North, Brown,
Hope, Stickens, from Newfoundland; Elizabeth, Townsend,
from Teigamonth -
Sailed—the Active, Williams, for Portsmouth ; Torclens-
kj6ld, Botitker, for Christianna:
Passed by—the Ocean, Hoeguard, from St. Thomas for
I lambargh.
GRAVESEND, NOV. 26.,
. .

Passed by—the 'Jane, Callendar, 1.1'0114 America; Princess
Mary, Greaves, from Bengal; Gloworm, Knott, from Af-
•rica ; Catharine, Coats, from Havre; Martha, Lewington,
from Dublin ; St. Patrick, Campbell, from Belfast ; Three
Brothers, Wiey, from Charante •' Thetis; Charnley, -from
Dominica; Mariner, , front Virginia; Prince Edward,
Lewis, from Boiirdeaux ; lane, White, from Waterford ; Lady
Ann, Johnson, from St. Andero; Frirhelinda, Fair, and Es-
daile, Bunchan, from Oporto.
Sailed—the Francis and Eliza, Gallen,. for Jamaica, and
the Trois Ands, —, for Calais.
London, England, 1802-11-29

DR. NORRIS's DROPS.

IN, exciting the Pahlie Attention to these Va-
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be unnecessary; successful experience for more than half a_
century having sufficiently established their reputation
the cure of 'every species of Fever, especially- the Yellow 'or
Putrid, for which they are eminently distinguished, the Pro-4
prietor, from their increasing celebrity, not only derives, the
highest gratification, but is enabled with confidence to re ..:
commend a trial of their virtues, the. Asthma, inveterate
Coughs, Scurvy, all impurities of the Blood, Colds, Stomach
and Bowel Complaints, yield to their benign, yet powerful in-
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on advanced life, :nothing can surpass their beineficial efleds.!
The Family Bottle, zzs. is only to be had at the Dodoes
House, Lower Brook-street, Grosvenor-square, whereßooks
of Cures are delivered gratis, and all Orders for Exportation,
executed. Smaller bottles are sold 'wholesale *and retail bye
• Messis.
_rebottle and Co. and retail by all Venders of IVl,edi-4
crates if also Dr.. Norris's Antibihious Pill, celebrated as a
safe and etle4ive aperient, may b.: ha 4 irt all the above
Places, in boxes, at as. 94.
London, England, 1802-02-05

MARRIED

Yesterday, at St. Mary's, Lambeth, Patrick Playfair, of
Glasgow, Esq,, to Miss Jane Playfair, second daughter to
the Rev. Principal Playfair, of the University of St. An-
drew's. •

Lately, *t Sands Captain Oliphant, of the 72d,regirnent,
to Miss Hannah Johnston, third daughter,ot the late James
Johnston, Esq. of Sands. ,
At the Lord fti4ice Clerk's, Edinburgh, on Friday latt,
James Boyd, Esq. to Miss Douglas, eldest daughter of the
late Lieutenant General Douglas, of the s th Dragoon-Guards.

DIED.

Yesterday, the Countess of Leicester.
On Monday, . at Bristol, after a lingering illnesi, Mrs.
Whatley, Widow of Edward Whatley, Esq. a
,Lady who,
for her many amiable qualities, will long live in the recol-
lettion et her numerous friends.
On ‘Vetilksiday evening, the Rev. George-Watson Hand,
Arehtitacon.of Dorset,- Reaor of St. George, Botoiph-lane,
Vicar ofSt. Giles, Cripplegate, and Prebendary of the Ca-
thedrals of St. Paul's and Salisbury.
At the Manse of Riecarton, on Sunday se'nnight, Mrs.
Henrietta Robertson, spouse of the Rev. lohn Moodie, Mi-
nister of that Parish.

At Glasgow, the ult. Mrs. Eleonora Briscoe, wife of
James Buchanan, of Cater, Esq. in the 69th year of her age.
At Glasow, on Friday,. James farnieson, -Esq. Comptrol-
ler of the Customs.
London, England, 1802-02-05

SHEERNESS, FE B. 4.

THIS day went out of Harbour to the Nore, the
Iris, of 32 guns, and Waakzambeit, of 28 guns.

Admiral CAmrBELL's squadron for the West
Indies, and Admiral Cow Ncwooo's division of
seven sail of the line, for the Channel fleet, re-
main wind bound at Spithead and St. Helen's.

The Hibernia, ito guns, now in seasoning at
Plymouth, is to be new named, when launched.
She is to be called, in compliment to the Union with
Ireland, The
London, England, 1802-02-05

CONSTANTINOPLE, DEc. 24.

THE English Ambassador, Lord ELGrx, has,con,•
eluded, in the name of his Court, a sc-pa rate.;
vention with the Porte, in which the latter, oil
account of the services rendered by the English
is Egypt, has granted them certain privileges with
regard to the Levant and East-India Trade, for
three years. It is feared, however, that the French
Government will not agree- to this Convention, as
France expert the same privileges with Eng/ads
in that quarter.
London, England, 1802-02-05

THE LATE GOPERNOR WALL

Ix the case of Sutton and Johnstone, Michaelmas
'rerin„ 1786, ist "Term Reports,. page 536, the
subjoined case was cited":
" The language made use of by Lord Mansfield,
in, the case of Joseph Wall 'v. M'Namara, is par-
. titularly strong. That was an action brought by.
the Plaintiff, as Captain in the African Corps,
against the Defendant, as Lieutenant Governor .of
Senegambia, for imprisoning him. for ,nine months
at Gambia„ in Africa.- The Defendant pleaded
the -general -issue, intending to justify the impri-
sonment under the Mutiny Ad, for disobedience of
orders. At the trial it appeared that the impri-
sonment, which was at first legal, namely; for
leaving his post without leave from his superior
Officer, though in a bad state of health,' was ag-
gravated with many circumstances of cruelty.—
Lord Mansfield, in summing up to the Jury, said,
" In trying the legality of atts done by Military
Officers in the exercise of their duty, particularly
beyond the seas, where cases may occur without
the possibility of application for proper advice,.
great latitude 'ought to be allowed, and they
ought not to suffer for a slip of form, if their in-
tention appears by the evidence to have been up-
right; it is the same. as when complaints are
brought against inferior Civil Magistrates, such as
Justices of the Peace, for ads done by them in the
exercise of their civil duty.- There the principal
inquiry' to be made by a Court of Justice is, bow
the heart stood?' 'And if there appears to be no-
thing wrong there, great latitude will be allowed
for misapprehension or mistake. But on the'other
hand, if the heart is wrong, if cruelty, malice, and
oppression, appear to, have occasioned or aggravated
the imprisonment or other injury complained..of,
they shall not cover themselves-- with the thin veil
of legal forms, nor escape, under the cover of a
justification the most technically regular, from
that punishment which it 'is your province and--
your duty to inflid on 'so scandalous an abuse of
public trust. But there was no enemy--no mutitiy—
no danger; his health was declining, and he trusted
to the' benevolence of the Defendant to -consider
the circumstances under which he acted. But
suppoSing it to have been the Defendant's duty to
. call him to a military account for his inisconduft,
what apology is there for denying him the use of
the common air in a sultry climate, and shutting him
mup a globmy prison, when there was no possibility
.of bringing him to a trial for several months, there
not being a sufficient number of Officers to form a
Court-martial These circumstances, independent ,
of the direa evidence of malice, as sworn to by one
of the Witnesses, are sufficient for you to presume
a bad, Malignant motive, in the Defendant, Whith
would destroy his justification, had it even been
within the powers delegated to the Defendant by his
connissim"
London, England, 1802-02-05

•
Of whom may. als-o-be had, Lately published,
s. Grecian Antiquities; or an Account of the PUblic and
Private Life of the Greeks. By the Rev. Thomas Harwood,
-late of University Collage, Oxford. One large vol. Bvo. 9s.
in boards.

a. Rornan Antiquities; or.an Account of the Manners and
Customs of the Romans. By Alexander Adam, LL. D.
Rector of the High School of Edinburgh. Fifth Edition, Ss.
in boards.

3. A Summary of Geography and History, both Ancient
and Modern. Illustrated by a ne.w Set of Maps, and design-
ed chiefly to conned the Study of Classical Learning with
that of general Knowledge. By the same Author. Third
Edition.
London, England, 1802-02-05

REVI,EW OF NIAPS AND ,CHARTS,

A Department hitherto unatternpred iu any English journal
This Day was published, price IS'. 6c4:'

'PRE APPENDIX to the CRITICAL RE.
VIEW, New Arrangement. Volume -X XXII I.• Con-
taining, among others, Abstrads of the following important
and resent Foreign Publications :7—Memoirs of the Nation:ll
.

institute of and Arts.—Travels- in Upper Pennsyl,
vania and New-Fork.—Arbogast's Doctrine of Derivations.
—Sennebier's Sketch of the Life and Writings of De Saussure.
Virey's Natural History of Mankind. —Michaud's Rise and
Faltof the -Kingdom of Nlyso'fe.—Annals of Cliernistc3.—
Hammer's Sketches in a Journey to Vienna. —Brieslak's
Physical Anci.Lithological Travels in Campania.. . .
-Reliospeet of Foreign Literature —Review of Maps and
Charts i—Arrowsinith's Map of Asia.-La Rochette's ,Geo-
graphical Specimen ofaucient India..—Faden's Map of the
South, Eastern Part Of.
.France, &c.--N4-.,4•Map of A.rnetica.
—TrigonometriCal-Survey of England and Wales.—Coutans'
Environs, of Paris.=-Sniith's '.Plan of the Grand Junction
Canal ; Map of Inland.-Navigation ; and Map of the 'Lakes.
—New Chart of Surinam Rivet.—Price's . Charts Of Ply-
mouth Sound, Haitioaze, and -Cai water.—LO wen's Chart of
Spithead.—Arrovinith's Chart •of the. East-India I iilaint.z,
&c. With the-Titles to Vol. L)( X I =la copious Al-
phahetical Index to the Authors' Nacies and. Titles of Books.

Also published thit.Dav,

THE 'CRITICAL.' REVIEW, -Enlarged, for Tanuary
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The Critical Review has, of late, devoted'a part of every
Number:of its' Appendix to an -Exiquitiatiori of Maps and
Charts—a Branchof Criticism hitherto un.cultivated in Great
Britain, and seldom ,attemptert on the Continent, but wbich
the growing Importance of Geography seems importunately
to dernand; • • .

Geography; as a Science, i*in its infancy. It has long in-
Iced formed a dcpartmeut of liberal Education ; and we have
multitudes, of Map; and Charts almost daily issuing trout the
Press ; but for want of that critical superintendarice which
has presided over every other .Branch of Literature, we have
tew Designs at 'pre;.;nt that' bear' the ordeal Of rigid
scrutiny, and perhaps fe'.yer Stndents in the Science who are
capable of appl-ying such a.ten2.• -
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detenmite for itself. it. is o'fivions, how;ver, that Lineal
Geography is yet totally destitute of sucli,a. presiding and
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POOLE, NOV. 9.

Arrived—the Neptunus, Lunsden, from facobstacit ; Oden,
fessberg, from Gamble Cirlby; Good Intent, Ballard, from
Cowes; Dove, Thompson, from London; Adive, Williams,
from Portsmouth.

Sailed—the Eagle, Hewlett, for Charlestown; Hope,
Manelaws, for Rouen.

GRAVRtEND, NOV. 8,

Passed by—the Royalist, Coulson Hope, YOunger, and
Proviclimce' Patterson, from Peter.sburgh ; Three Sisters,
, from Leghorn ; Kitty, from Ilambro'; Ann,
—, from Norway ; Aurora, Brown ;
.Dutchess of York,.
—, and Ruby, Sharp, from Archangel ; Guardian,
Endeavour, , and Hazard, Keen, from Dantzic ; King
George, Osborn, and Primrose, Bell, from Stettin ; rohrt,
WeMord ; Rodney, Banes ; Nancy, Dalton, and Elizabeth.
Franks, from -Memel.

Sailed—the Hebe, Rolfe, for Gibraltar; Phillis, Smith,
for Bremen ; Calypso, Brown, for Jamaica ; Providence,
Brown, for liambro' ; Venus, Jansen, and Edmund, Eller-
ton, for-Amsterdain.

NO V,. 9.—Passed by—the Spring, Dunning, Harmony,
Davidson, Request, Elletby, Brothers, Hunter, Aid,JC,en-
thaw, Margaret, Hunter, and tames, Thompson, from Pe-
tersburg!' ; Hero, •=--, from Dantzie; One Sister, --,---,
and Content, Fenwick, from Norway ; Jenny, rousse, from
Memel ; and Europa,- —, from Palau.
Sailed—the Britannia, Peak, for Nevis ; London, Linder,
for Hambro' ; Calisto, White, for Lisbon; .Generous Planter,
Hamilton, for laniaica ; Good Intent, Humphries, for Rot-
terdam ; Friends, Abbott, and the Alert, Hill, for Bremen.
London, England, 1802-11-11

DEAL, Nov. 10.

ARRIVED from Portsmouth, the Galatea Frigate,
and Sophie Sloop of War.
Sailed for Sheerness, the Clyde Frigate, and on a
cruize, the Dart Sloop of War.

The Ship Samuel, Captain WOOLBY, from
Archaitel for AmsterdaM, was entirely destroyed
by fire, together with her cargo, near Drontheim,
on the 19th of September.
London, England, 1802-11-11

SPILBURY's ANTISCORBUTIC DROPS.

THIS well-known excellent Medicine, having
been approved by the Public near thirty years, hardly
needs any further recommendation ; but as a Gentleman of
respectability, residing in the neighbourhood of Spilsby, in
the County of Lincoln, and Whose Case was novel, had the
goodness to call on the Proprietors, at' the Dispensary, No.
Is, Soho-square, to acquaint them of the Cure he had rer.
cently experienced frohi the use of their Medicine: Messrs.
SPtLssvxy, and Co. beg leave to actpiaint the Public*
that by applying to Mr. HoFF, of Spilsby, they will, receive
every satisfactory account relative to. the Case and Cure al4
luded to, which, for many reasons, would be utipleattnt to
the Gentleman to have publicly AdVertiscd.

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MARRIED.

On Saturday last, at Greenwich 'Church, Mr. George Al-
len, of Fench.urch-street, to Miss Pateshall, eldest daughter
of Mr. P. Pateshall, of the same street.

DIED.

On Tuesday, of a deep decline, iii the isth year of her age,
Miss Eliza Harris, daughter of Thomas Harris, Esq. of St.
James's-place.

On the sth inst. at Newmarket, Richard Woodthorp,
Esq. late Assistant Inspector of His Majesty's 'I roops in
the Island of Jersey.
At Edinburgh, on the 28th ult. Mrs. Helin Ross, eldest.
daughter of-William Ross, Esq. late of Invercharron, and
spouse of Mr. William Macao, Accountant of Excise.
At Glasgow, on the Jst instant, aged 84 years, Mrs. Bogle,
relil of the late Robert Bogle, Esq. of Shettlestone.
At Stewartfield, Kintyre, on Monday the 2.5 th ult. Ro-
bert Stewart, Esq. of Stewartfield, formerly merchant in
Greenock.

ERRATA in the Advertisement of Mammoth.—The very
extraordinary Skeleton; &c. instead of No. la, where it
has been, &c. should be No. 1.18, Pall-Mall, where it has
been.
London, England, 1802-11-11

PORTSMOUTH, Nov. 10.

ARRIVED the Hope, REEVE, from Waterford
for London; Hope, KITTIER, John and Eliza.
heth, DEACON, from London; and Friends, HAR_
KILL, from Plymouth.
Sailed the Charlotte, STEPHENS, and Ant, SAN_
OER, for Havre.
London, England, 1802-11-11

EAST INDIA HOUSE,
November zo, aot.
•
THE COURT of DIRECTORS.oIthe
UNITED COMPANY of MERCHANTS of ENG-
LAND trading to the East Indies, do bereb/g ire Nc.tice,
That a Quarterly, General Court of zl,e said Company viii be
held at their House' in Leadenhall-ftreet, an Wednesday, the 22l
Dfcembtr next, at Eleven o'clock in tie PIT(11001f, for the purpose.
declaring. a Divia'endfrom Itli‘hprmir last toChilsbaas
WILLIAM RA MSRY, Sec.
London, England, 1802-11-11

EAST INDIA HO USE,

NOvember to, xSo2.
THE COURT of DIRECTORS of the
UNITED COMPANY of MERCHANTS of ENG-
LAND trading to the East Indies, ddo hereby give Notice,
That the Transfer Books of the said Company's Sick, will he
shut on Thursday, the .zd December next, at Ttoo,o'Clock, and
opened again on Thursdgy, the z.oi January
_hi/owing.
And thdt A Dividendlrarrants. on the said • Stock; due the
Stb January, will he teddy to be delivered on Monday, the loth
January next.

WILLIAM RAMSAY, Sec.

LONDON HOSPITAL,
November TT 1802.
,MHE ELEVENTH ANNIVERSARY MEET.
INC of the Gentlemen educated at this Hospital, wil
he holden on Thursday the 18.11 of November, at the Londot
Tavern, Bishoysgate7street._

15r1 FRAMPTON, Chairman.
STEWARDS,
Mr. DOCKER, Mr. MOORE,
Mr. F. T. FRAMPTON, 'Mr. WACHSEL.
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Tickets, los. 6d. each, may be had of Mr.PRIC Price, at the
Hospital.

EXTENSION OF THE SURREY IRON RAILWAY.
At a MEETING. of GENTLEMEN convened by ,Pub-
lic Advertisement, to take into consideration the intend&l
EXTENSION of the SURREY'IRON RAILWAY,
throufh the Counties of SURREY, SUSSEX and
HAN I'S to the SEA COAST, held at the Swan Inn, in
Reigate, on Tuesday the 9th day of November; iSoz ;
ROBERT HUDSON, Esq. in the Chair ;
ESOLVED,' That it is the Opinion of this
IN_ Meeting, that a Railway will be beneficial to the
County of Surrey, inasmuch as it will facilitate the carrying
Merchandize to Market.
That it is their opini6n, a Line should be extended•to
London, from.such point in the present-Railway as shall on
an actual Survey be approved as the best.
That Mr. William lessop do take a Survey from the pre-
sent Railway of the'Country•befween London and Croydon,
for such intended Line, and that at a Meeting to be held at
the King's Arm'.; lon, in Croydon, on this day fortnight,
he do make a Report of the same.
That the following Gentlemen be•added'to the Committee,
viz. ,

.Sir Wm. Clayton, Bart. Col. Wood, M. P.
Sir Win. East, Bart. Richard Barnes, Esq.
Benj. Travers, Esq. for George Mowbry, Esq.
- Sir Cha. Blunt, Bart. John Dingwall, Esq.
Robert Hudson, Esq. Charles Birkhead, Esq.
LlyltonjoiJiale,E sq. M.P. Wm. Parker Hamond, Esq.
. Rev. Wm.. folliffe,. Thomas By ron,_.Esq
Rob. Ladbroke, Esq. M.P. Rev. Thomas Wigsel I.
That the Proceedings of this Meeting be advertised in the
Public Papers. ,
That this Meeting b.; adjourncal to .fuesday ie 23:1 inst.
at Eleven o'Clock in the Forenoon, at the King's Arias Inn,
in Croydon.
That the Thanks of this Meeting be given to the Chair-
man, for his able and attentive Conduct in the Chair.
ROBERT HUDSON, Chairman
W. B. LUTTLY, Secretary.