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SEASONABLg HINTS to the Younger Tart of
the CLERGY of the CHURCH of ENGLAND.
Occasioned.by the relative Increase of Libertinisin, and the
AntimOnian Heresy; the timely Close of the Wansey and
Blapion Controversies ; and the reported Suppression of
thist Conventicles in the Diocese of Salisbury.
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Dr. Duncan's Miscellaneous Works, in Three Vols.• ()Claw".

SOCIETY Yen-tlie RE-LIEE of the RUPTURED POOR.
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Additions, '
A""7 GENERAL RULES and INSTRUC.:
• TI ON S, very necessary to be attended to by those of l
both SeXes, wno are afflieled with RUPTURES.
WILL-lAIVI TURNBULL; A. M. • -
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Flax, in its green state, immediately after the
seed has been taken frbtn it-, forms a covering for
houses, &c. which is to be surpassed by few others.
,It should, like other thatch, be put on in a wet
state,, and sewed together with a cord well im-
pregnated with tar. In a short time it swells and
throws out a glutinous mAtter, which makes the
contiguous stalks adhere to each other, and form a
solid body impervious to the elements, neither sun,
wind, or rain affeaing it.
Two farmhouses, with various detached build-
ings, at Somerton, in Suffolk, were last week de-
stroyed, owing to the carelessness of a girl throw-
ing out some wood-ashes, a spark from which having
tloi.vn upon the thatch of a barn, set the whole on
fire.

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Dr. jOHNSON.
just publishcd,.rrice 35..6d.
ACRITICAL ENQUIRY into the MORAL
WRITINGS Of Dr: SAMIIti4OHNSON,in which
the tendency of certain Passages in the ksinbter, and other
Procluctioes of that celebrated Writer is impartially consi-
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Johnson, in the Shades.
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• WILLS, EXECUTORS,.&c. .
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THE NEW POCKET DICTIONARY -of the
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DOVER, MARCH 22.

PASSED the Lord Thurlow East Indiaman, for the
Downs, after landing the Purser, who proceeded
immediately with the Dispatches for London.

DEAL, MARCH 22.

SAILED the Geengiana Packet for the River.

The Lord Thurlow, from India, arrived this af-
ternoon in the Downs, and remains with the Royal
Charlotte, Brunswick, and Glatton.

HIGH COURT OF ADMIRALTY,Docroas COMMONS.
FRIDAY, MARCH 19.

This day the Right Hon. Sir WM. SCOTT pro-
ceeded to the adjudication of the following
causes :

Trela LAKE master. This was a
queStion of salvage. It appeared this ship was
laden with a cargo of Slaves, who rose upon :he
Captain and crew, forced them out of the vessLi,
and took possession thereof, in consequence of whici
the Lord Nelson, another ship in the Slave trade,
fired into the Trelawny, and after ,an engagement
for the space of an hour and a half, succeeded in
quelling the insurreetion, by which means the Cap-
tain and crew got possession of the ship again.
The Court, in this case; said, the rescuing this
ship in the manner stated, was a service of consi-
derable merit, and it being the firsi application of
the kind it ever recollected, it should allow one
tenth of the value of the ship, cargo; and freight to
the salvors, and accordingly referred it to the
Register and Merchants to ascertain the same.
London, England, 1802-03-23

MEDICINE 'ACT.

At the only Warehouse tin •Dr. JAMES's POWDER,
No. 45, St. Paul's Church-yard, a few Doors from the
Corner of Chcapside,

THE following MEDICINES are Sold, at the
Prices annexed, inclusive of the Stamp Duties im-
posed by this Ad ; but no additional charge has been made
upon Dr. JAMES'S POWDER, which is continued
.at
the original Price of 2S. 6d.. per Packet. It may also be
had at -11. 4s. per DOzen; or the quantity of a Dozen
Packets ill one Bottle for li. zs. 6d. Duty included; so
that the Public are no sullerers.

But in order to facilitate the operation, and to lessen the
burden of this Ad, which would in a great measure have
proved a Tax upon Benevolence, all the other Medicines
are sold to any Persons purchasing half a Dozen, or "more,
free froni the expenee of the-Stamps.
s. d. s. d.
Dr. James's Powder 6 Cephalic Snuff o. 9
Analeptic Pills 4 6 Dr. Steers's pareiso-
------ Cattle'Powder a'6 ric Lozenges' r 11
Dr. Hooper's Pills I ti —Camomile Drops I .9
Dr. Austin's Chalybeat Essence oleo ts foot. 3 o
Pills 4 o EssenceolPepperin.
Berry's Bilious Pills 5 o Orrnskirk Medicines 5 5
Dalby's Carthinative r 9 C lass's Magnesia 3
.o
Tickell's iEthereal S pi- Inglish's Scots Pills I 6
rit - - 3 6 Grant's Drops - 1 0
Greenough's Tindures '1 II Norton's Drops
Tolu Lozenges r t Spilsbury's Drops 5 0
Mr. S penee'sDentrifrice 4 o Speediman's Pills a'a
Freake's Tina. of Bark 3 6 English Cabe 2. 9
Huiliam's, by ditto, a 6 Dr. Sohuider's Tea 2 9
Dr. Steer's Opodeldoc 2 6 Jones's. Rheumatic •
Convulsion Oil 2 6 Tindure - 3 6
Also, the Genuine Arquebusade, lately imported,, and
most of the other Proprietary Medicines' in repute. Orders
for Exportation are supplied without Stamps, as before this

N. B. As many Persons, particularly Servants and Mes-
sengers, mistake the House, F. NEWBERY, the Proprie-
tor, is under the necessity of pointing out, that it is at the
East End of St. Paul's, nearest to' Cheapsicie, and that it
has a large Whit, stuccoed Front, with these Words in-
s7ribed " ONE Y WAREHOUSE FOR DR.
tb/IRS's PC W.l.stitt." •
London, England, 1802-03-23

CORN BOUNTIES.

Mr. N. VANsITTART moved for an Account of
the Bounties paid on the Importation of Corn,
Meal, Flour, and Rice, in pursuance of several Acts
of Parliament, from the sth of Jan. 18oz, to the
latest period to which the same could be made up.—
Ordered,
London, England, 1802-01-11

DIED.

• .
Friday evenilig,•at his iiouse in Basin hall-street, r.t the
advanced aged ot-76 years, Deputy GabriclLeekey. 'tie was
upwards or 53 years an inhabitant, and for 37 years was one
Or the Coinnwri Council for the Ward of Bassishaw.

The saute evening, after a few days illness, at his house,at
Walworth, Mr. John 'Crnikshanks, merchant and stock-
broker, Birchin-lane.

On the a.7th ult. at his houe, in Truro, the Rev. John
Vivian, of Penkalenick, in the county .of Cornwall.
On the Bth inst. at Hechtield, Hants, the daughter of Sir
lohn'Harington, Bart.. . ,
On Saturdiay, the celebrated Father O'Leary.
At the Island ot St!Martia's, on the 28th of October last,
of the yellotit lever, John Miller Garnier, Esq. ,Conunander
of His Majesty's frigate Southampton. '
London, England, 1802-01-11

.NI/IRRIED

. ,
On Monday, last, at Perth, John Glen' Johnston, Esq. of
St: Nteisburgh, to Miss Mary Thomson, daughter of the
late ,fhoinaon, Esl.. of that place.
In June last, at Bencoolen, Mr.. Charles Holloway, to
Miss Prince, younge\st daughter of the late Capt. Prince.
London, England, 1802-01-11

Lt-i :

S IN V4r

MO NDA Y, JANUARY
11, 1802:

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MONDAY, MARCH i, iBoz'
ENGLISH STATE LOTTERY BE-
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SCHEME.
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No. of Prizes.

Total Value.

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4 - • to;ood - 40,000
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5 2,000 10,000
to ---- 1,000 ----
12 5-a0
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60,000 Ticket's.
CAPITALS DETERMINABLE.
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Ditto," ' list Day, 20,000
• - Ditto, 32d Day, 26,000
Ditto, 40th Day, i,OOl.
• ,TICKETS and SHARES Of TICKETS are SELLING
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The Second Edition, of •
A DEFENCE of PUBLIC EDUCATION; ad_
JAL_ dressed to the Most Reverend the LORD BISHOP
of MEATH, in Answer to a Charge annexed to His. Lord-
ship's Discourse, preached at St. Paul's On the AnnierSary
Meeting of the Charity Children, and published by Ihe_So-
ciety for promoting Christian Knowledge.
By WM. VINCENT, D. D.
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London, England, 1802-01-11

SOUTH WALES.
FARM ANT) MILL TO BE LETT

TO. BE LETT, and entered .twon at ;Candlemas
Day next, a FARM, caIIed"GWERNVALE; in the
Parish-of Cri4howell, 'in the COilnty. of Brecon, consisting
of.a good -Farm House, _ and. gatUbler4lutzbuikliugs, and
about 220 Acres of-Arabic, Meadow''and Pasture Land ; and
also a ;;pod Water Corn Mill, which has been lately erected,
and supplied with a good Stream of Water in the driest
:Seasons : the whole is in the tenure"of Edward Parry.—The
'Landis so situate, that Water, for the purpose of Irrigation,
may be brought over alma every. Field in the Farm.
Apply to Mr. Everest; Greenwich; Kent; or to Mr. John
Mound, Builder, Brecon. •
London, England, 1802-01-11

• FRIMLEY WASTE LANDS.
By Order Ofthe Commis"sioners, under the Inclosure-Ad,
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, . -
On Monday, the Bth Day* February, 180 z, at the White
Hart Inn, Frirnley, in the C.outity of Surrey,
. • By•:lll4essrs HODSKINSON and Co.

L) IX ALLOTMENTS of LAND, Two whereof
are near the Gelcten Farmer; and Four others are adjoin-
ing to the Basingstoke Canal ; The whole containing soo Acres;
or thereabouts. . • •
Printed Partici4lars may be had of Mr. Smalipiece; Stoke,
near- Guildford, Surveyor ; at Mr. Mumford's, Greville-
street, Hatfon-garden, Surveyor ; Messrs. Hanson and Birch,
Chancery-lane, Solicitors.
London, England, 1802-01-11

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DIPIDENDS'.

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Feb. 3. Eli Musgrave, of Leeds; s'triff-merchant, at elevtn,
at the Old King's Arms, Leeds. '
Feb. 9. Henry Hoyle, of Ilminsfer, Somerset,_ grocer and
ironmonger, at ten, at the Swan Inn, Ihninster.
Feb. z. Thomas 'Almond, late of DoWgate-hill,, London,
merchant, at ten. Guildhall. - :
lan. 19: Peter • Clutterbtick, of York-street, Westminster,
brewer, atone,
G,uilr#lafl. -
Jan. 30. Patrick Ker, of the Old Jewry, merchant, at Eleven,
at G uildhall. i • •
Feb. 2. Richard Willis, of the Crescent, Minorles, mer-
chant, 'at. twelve, at Guildhall.
lan. 27. Mary Greenaway and Ftanci3 Greenaway, of Caine,
Wilts, collar-makers, at ten, at the White Hart inn,
Caine. ' •

.Feb. 6.,
.k}:11 Wes!i•of Zah, cerdwainer,:at twelve, at the
Christootter inn, Bath.
Feb.. t 3, .Wiliiait.Bennetti of Watling-street, London, ware-
houseman, *at elevbn, at' Guildhall.
London, England, 1802-01-11

Prizes paid in Sterling Money.

ARMY EXCHANCB.
WANTED,
an EXCHANGE from a Company
inone of the Eldest West India, Regiments to one
in a Regiment of the Line of one Battalion, lately returned,
or now coming Hanle from roreign:servicc.. -
Apply, by Letter, to L. M. N. No: 19, East Place, Lam..
beth.

THE NOBILI-TY, GENTRY, grki,PUBLIC in
general, are respeatv.iiiy inforrnel, J. BU'itG ESS and
1 S;)ri'; GENUINE ESSENCE of ANCHOVIES, continues
to be prepared by them in the same Manner that Ins given
such universal approbation for many years past.
The long justl4%.acquired -superiority Of that Article is
fully confirmed in the opinion vf the.. countryrit large, and of
Persons reside.:t in all parts or the World; and having stood
the test of ranksit in the situation it now maintains.
The general utility of their Essence of Anchovies and other
rich SauCes to Fish, &c. ind'uces tham,'front.tlie 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.
Entry other Article in the Oil Trade for family use, of the
best quelity.
West-Inaia./111er;hants; Captains of Ships, &c. Officers in
Armrand Navy, suppliedupon elic shortest notice for
the East aud.West Indies, &c. .

Warehou4e, No. 107, corner of Savoy-steps,
Strand, London.
London, England, 1802-10-08

NEW.TORK, SEPT. Z.

Accounts from Cape trancois say, that the mor-
tality continues to be very great amongst the Euro-
Peao troops in St. Domingo. General Leclerc was
preparing to return to France, his health being
much impaired. The command was to devolve on
General llugua.
The Health Committee of Portsmouth (N. H.),
state on the u.th inst. that no new case of fever
bad happened within the last twelve days, that the
Town was remarkably healthy, and that the few
eases of malignant fever which had occurred, were
evidently sporadic.
Advices received from New-Orleans, by the brig
Hunter, state, that the City was very healthy for
the s!ason, no symptom of Malignant Fever having
.occurred as late as the t 7th ult. - No official ac-
t ounts had been received at New-Orleans respeet,
ing the Cession of Louisiana, when the Hunter
tailed.

Having seen different accounts of the Aftion
said to have t kan place between Captain M'Neil
and a Tunisian squadron; we have been induced
to enquire more particularly than we otherwise
should, of Captain Norman; of the Brigantine
}lope, of this port, who arrived here about ten
days past from Trieste; he states that he came
through the Straits of Messina and landed at that
City, where he was informed that a courier had
passed for Naples from Syracuse the preceding
day; who-gave the following account—That seven
Tunisians were in chase of a Neapolitan Frigate,
that Captain M'Neil passed with the Boston Fri-
gate between the Tunisians and the chase, which
incensed the Tunisian Commodore, who fired into
the Boston ; the fire was returned, and the A6tion
became general between the Squadron and the Bos.
ton. The result of the A6lian was the sinking of
two of the 'Tunisians, the dismasting of two others,
'and the flight of the remaining three. The Boston
put into Syracuse much injured. Several of her
Officers and Men had been killed.
A number of the principal Sachems, Chiefs and
IN'arriors of the Seneca Nation of Indians, from Buf-',
fake's Creek, visited Albany last week ; and we
are informed have concluded a Treaty with that
State, by which they cede their title to all the lands
reserved along the Niagara River from Buffaloe's
Creek to Stedman's Farm, including Blade Rock.
This is doubtless a great acquisition to that State,
as well as to the 'United States, not only on account
of the value of the lands, but also as it secures the
Carrying Place at the Niagara Falls, and the most
advaatageous situation for establishing a Military
Post to guard that important pass.

On Monday morning z3d inst. abput five o'clock,
a smart shock of an Earthquake was felt in Rich-
Inond, (Vit.) by many of its inhabitants: Its noise
resembled that of the roaring of a chimney on fire,
or the rolling of a carriage on stone pavement.
London, England, 1802-10-08

.5111 P NEWS.

GRAVESEND, OCT, 6.

Passed by—the Cleopatra,
zabeth Anderson, Wilkins, from -.St. Kitt's ; Uiieida.. Lit-
ley, from New-York ; Brothers. Owen, from Dublin ;
.
George and Bridget, —, and Stranger, Pearce; t rom
.la-
maica.
Sailed-.-the Henry Addington, —, for India; Atlas,'
Richards, for .Barbadoes ; Ceres, •White, for "Oporto,;
Aurora, —, for New-Xork Garland, Sanderson, .for
Hambro'; Nledway, Potts, for Madeira.; -Mount
Seagee, for Naples; Progress, Lacey, .tOr Petersburgh ; and
the Rozea, for Nantz.

BIRTH.
On Wednesciar, at Battersea Rise, the Lady of It. Thorn-
ton, Esq. M. P. ola Son. .

MARK lED.

• • .
Yesterday, at Langley, Bucks, Mr. George ilobsbn, of
Great Mary-le-bone-street, to Mis A tin Buckland; soconti
daughter of Thomas .Bnck land, Esq. of Liinglei' Park.
On Monday last, at Enfield; Mr. Durham, of that place,
to Miss Catharine Armstrong, daughter of David Armstrong,
of Kirtleton, in 'Dumfries—shire, Esq.
London, England, 1802-10-08

ReittOLX., ♦UG. 24.

$y the Revenue Cutter, Capt. HAM, we are in.
fltirmed, that on Friday last she spoke a Brig bound
to Fredericsburgh, 63 days from Marseilles, the
Captain of which informed, that the day before he
sailed, the United States Schooner Enterprixe ar-
rived there, after an Aftion with a Tripolital, Ves-
sel, which he beat off'. The Vessel made
.her es-
Gape by her oars, it having fallen calm. The para_
culars we are not at present able to learn.
London, England, 1802-10-08

.121fE IC A.

PHILADELPHIA, At7o. 26.
tNTERMEN2S in the Burial-GroundS of the City,
Northern Liberties, and Southwark, during the last
twenty-four hours, ending Wednesday evening at 6
o'clock, Adults 3, Childien g.—Total
The two last days have been extremely 'Warm.—
Yesterday the Thermometer in the shade *as at
by which it appears to be the hottest day, 'eicept
one, we have had these four years.
Aucusr 30.--In the course of last week the
burials in this City and Liberties, amount only to
r 9 adults, a number below the average in the
healthiest
.years.
London, England, 1802-10-08

who make this objeaion, have rut considered that
the form df Government •has ha been dette.pyed,
but that a new. component part only has been in;
troduced, calculated to giVe it the strength, which
it before wanted. Besides, whenever France has..
overturned the Government of Countries conquered
by her Armies, it has always been either according..
to her theoretical principles of Liberty and Equali-
ty, or with a vieW to make those Countries
dependent upon her. Here, on the contrary, we
have not been the efficient, but only a Coni►•aeling
Party to an arrangement, which removed difficul-
ties, insurmountable.. by, any other means. What
has been ourinterest in this ? It has been purely
negative ; that is, it has consisted solely in pre_
venting the French from. some. day or other pro.-
moting- their own, by a new aa of treachery. No
doubt we should have attained the objet with•
greater certainty by keeping Malta in our own
hands, than by the stipulations agreed upon ; but
inthe first place, France, we may conclude, would
never have consented to it ; and secondly, this
could not have been chne, without a manifest via_
lation of justice ; we had not taken it, we had ouiy
recovered it from France. It may be added, that
its importance as a Naval Station in time of Peact
has been greatly over-rated ; and the expellee of
keeping it would have overbalanced the advantage.

(77, be continued.)
London, England, 1802-10-08

; ' CHARLESTOWN, AUG. 14.

We arc informed that the rains have been very
%ea vy•in .the upper country for fifteen or twenty
days past; the creeks were sa) swelled by them,
that a great deal of injury has been done to the
kills ; not a dam was left standing within twenty
miles of Columbia last week., The Congaree river
had risen considerably, but had not got without its
limits ; it was on the fall when the post left Co.
knibia on Monday.

JAMAICA.

XINGSTON, AUG. 20.
YFSTERDAr was tried and conviaed before the
Sitting Magistrates, a Mulatto Man Slave named
belonging to the Post-Office, for stealing
thereaut Atter addressed to a Mercantile House in
this town, and sentenced to receive 24 lashes this
mon:nig, opposite the Post-Office.
--At Sea, on the 13th of May last, Mr.
•
Roberts ; he had been many years Overseer
'Yon Perrin's Estate, in Vere. In this town
IVi.aster John Aikman, son of Mr. Andrew Aik-
Alan.

One of our Constant Readers writes us word,
that the circumstances of the AMERICAN TRAVEL-
LERS, which we related yesterday from WELD,
Puts hind in mind of his• own dangers, in passing
t'vei*.t).le, IVloun tains of Genoa, during the night, on
a inure;.; at the edge of a precipice, one thousand
feet aboie' the roaring Sea below, during a violent
storm, the lanterns blown out, and the road so
broken • and. dangerous, that every eight or ten
remotes the Corriere cried out, " Alla montagua
-41 Ia m9ntagna, Signore!"--meaning that he was
to alight, rind surrender his .Mule to the Patina, a
,kind of Running Footman, purposely attending to
lead the Mule on such occasions, whilst the Tra.
!eller clung to the Mountain, or crawled on all
fours, by groping his way with his hands, as- well
as he could.
London, England, 1802-10-01

DEAL, SEPT. 30.

SA rL ED the Rambler Sloop on a Cruize.
Arrived the Druid Frigate, from Portsmouth,
and sailed for the River.
Remain the Savage Sloop, Pia-en and Blood-
hound Gun-brigs.
Arrived the Peggy; --, ficin Sierra Leone.

B RITIS irr AIT

STATEMENT OF THE DISTRIBUTION OF THI NAVAL

BRITISH FORCE, TO THIS DAY.

Line
In Port and fitting -
Guard-ships - - -
In the English and Irish
Channels -•- 5 0
On the Downs and North
Sea stations - s
At the West India Islands
.and on the Passage
On the Jamaica station 2
and on the Passage S • 9
American & Newtound-
land stations -
C. of G. Hope, g. Ind.
and on the Passage S 6
Coast of Africa - o

io's

Frig
43

Sps.
Sr
0

Portugal and Gibraltar - 5
Mediter. & pas Sage homewards 5
Hospital and Prison Ships

Total in Commission 39
ReCeiving Ships - - -7
Serviceable and repairing Z 22
for Service - - S
In ordinary -- - - 105
Building - - 23

Total 19S

STATI OF Ti-t$ QRDINAR.

Portsmouth r .
1'1)7111°4c11 .: -
Chatham - -
Sheerhe§s 7 -
River - -

O
1
IS
O

91 4.;1
21 S

AT T

1
1
23
0

225 ( 255

ACH POaT.

Tot.
107

1
7
48
i

1 701

Line. so's Frig Sps, Tot.
39 2 24 ( II 76
47 , 3 21 I 21 90
43 6 till 2 oz
3 0 7 22 32
2 .1 34 2S 65

Total 134 1 10 1 97 i 84 i 325

It is reported that a new regulation is, amongst
others, to take place in the ships now, in ordinary
in klamoaze anti the River Tamer, viz, having
on board each ship a guard of six Royal Marines.
The Marines of the ships, it is said, as they coin_
pose a division, will have a commissioned Officer
to command the whole of the Royal Marines on
that division. If it rake place it will be a wise
and salutary regulation.

. AL-Ist, Tuesday morning a, new belonging
to-jinn, going down the top of the tide, ran
aground on the hill, at Globe stairs, ROtherhithe.
She heeled off in the night, by the bank breaking,
way to the ballast. hold, whereby she bilged, while
the people were in the cabin. asleep, when they
were awakened by the water coming in to them.
They arose with, great consternation, and made
their escape- to the. shore as fast as possible, which
they no 3oone.r teache4 than ohF upsq, arsl Junk
14‘)ttomiugwaF4.
London, England, 1802-10-01

TO THE CURIOUS IN FISH SAUCE.

rPHE NOBILITY, GENTRY, and PUBLIC in
general, are respeafullY informed, OHN BURG ESS
and SON's GENUINE ESSENCE of ANCHOVIES,
7corninues to be prepared by them iL the sane manner ,that
haS giver, such universal approbation for many years past.
The long justly-acquired- superiority of that 'Article .is
fully confirmedin the opinion of thd Country at large, and 4i
Persons resident in. all parts of the World, and hiving stood
the test of trial, ranks it in-the situation it now maintains.
general.utility of their Essence otAnchovies and other
rich Sauces for Fish, ex., induces them, from the numerous
Advertisements daily appeasing, to caution Families, Sce. in
purchasing the-same, as none is to be had of- their Genuine,
hut at t knrWarehouse as under: . '

Everyother Article in fife Oil Trade for family use, of the
best quality.
West-India Merchants, Captains of Ships,,&e. Officers in
the Army and Navy, supplied uporithe snot:est notice for
the East and West Indies, Ste.
For the convenience of- Faniiiies in Scotland, they
have appointed Messrs. K. Johnston and Co, Edinburgh,
their sole Agents for.• Fish sauces.
Warehouse, N0..10,"-cOrner ot• Sayoysteps,. -
Strand, London.

•
By 1i 4.S MAI ESTl;'s ROYAL LETTERS PATENT,
GRANTED to J. SIG Ail 0N D, Surgeon.
Dentist, Bath, for BRITIS if IMPERIAL
DENTI FRICEand PRESIVRVATIVE LOTION. Takes
this method. to acquaint his Agents, that in consequence Of
the heavy and additional Medicine Duty, 'which took,place
the first of this ihonth, the following stital I advance has. been
made on.the price of the above Preparations, viz..
The Bottle of Preservative Lotion - .Z.b - s 6
- The Large Size Box of Dentifrice e 5 6 •
, • The Small Ditto Ditto - - - o z 9
The I3ottl of Anodyne Tincture - o 2 9

The above.may be lia(i (together N-4tli the .....Jions sorts of
Tooth-Brushes construaed on ipiproved p,n) by GAt tit.
and Lea., No. sz, New Bend-street ; Hendrie anti Son,
Tichborn-strcet, Goldm-square ;• Watts., 478, Strand ;
Rowney, Holbo-rn Hill ; Geo. Crver, Perfumer, .68,-.
Corahill ; Golding, 4z, Corsinill; Hazel, Perfumer, RI
; and 'by iDe Principal Medicine Ye:l,las 4tid.
Perturn...rs in the United Itii4gdoins.

‘Sept. 74, qnz... •
London, England, 1802-10-01

criterion, I think neither the present nor die late
Minister need fear to be judged.' How fat it can
apply to that individual, who, when in power,
him/self aimed a vital blow at the Constitution, and
when out of power, ,resisted every single measure
that was brought forward to proteEt • and pre-
serve it from the assaults of other enemies, I
lingly leave to be decided by. his Coternporaries
and by Posterity. To them be the conduCt of this
Great Statesman consigned—nor, however, " as a
Pattern to imitate, but as an Example. to deter."
You will not, Sir, I am sure, suspet me of
-thinking, that tinder the circumstances in which.
the two Countries stand, it. can be discreditable to
an Englishman to appear at the FIRST CONSUL'S
Court, or, desirable' -that a diminished intercourse
betvieen the Natives of the two Countries should
take place; and as little that there should appear
the least want of respea on the part of 'our Coun-
trymen, towards the Chief of the Executive Go-
vernment, at whatever Court they may think pro-
per to reside. When the sword- is sheathed, ani-
mosities should subside ; not to be rekindled till
same adequate cause should occur'. to warrant their
revival. But wherever the swarm now buzzing
about PariS may think proper to pitch, "should be
glad also to see Bees from another hive. - Perhaps it
might he found on a comparison, tliat the honey of
the latter,' was of. rather a better composition than
that of• the former ; that they were less busy;
and quite .as little disposed to invade or insult
their neighbours. To the discerning mind of Bo:.
NAI'ARTE, such a. comparison would not,
.could
not, be much in favour of his present humming
visitors. From the length of their stay, perhaps
they mean to build at Paris=-the Queen Bee can
well spare them.
I may possibly. trouble you again on this subject,
Should you think proper to make this letter public.
The most sacred page of profane history furnishes
me with the name which I mean to subscribe to
this address. • I adopt it, no less from profound
veneration fin the man who sacrificed himself to the
interests of his country; than from a rooted:abhor-
rence to the opposite charaaer ; if suell an indivi.
dual exists, who would be' found ready on any oc-
casion to sacrifice his• country to himself.

REGULUS.
London, England, 1802-10-01

PORDSMOUTH, SEPT. 30.

CAME in to Harbour, His Majesty's Ships Triumph,
Decade, and Redbridge.
Arrived the Laurel, STE P E NSON, Squirrel,
HAW ETH, Malc'ina, CO it NFOR.III, and 13arbaias,
YO LNG,, from Sunderland.
Sailed the Eggar, SILVER, for Liverpool ; Eli-
zabeth and Mary, HoDcsoN, for Sunderland ; Mo-
narch, HALL, for Shields ; Betty, CAVE, for New.
castle and /Might) SEVER, for Margate.
London, England, 1802-10-01

MARIZIED.

On Wednesday, at Windleihani, in S,irrev.; Captain Ro-
bert Mends, of His Majesty's Navy, to Miss Butler; daught:*;
of the late James Butler, gsq. of Bagshot Lod,;e, in the same
County.
Lately, at St. George's Church, Hanover-square, Joseph
ice, tsq. to Miss Sophia Billington, of Stratton-street,
caddly.
At Kindeace, Ross-shire, On the "tsih ult. Colonel lan.
Macicenzie,, of the 7`dth Regiment, to Miss Lillias Chis-
holm 4
~dauglitcfr of the deceased Alexander Chishohn, of
Chisholm, Esq.
_
London, England, 1802-10-01

LONDO,V, OCTOBER 1, ISoz.

The EMPEROR of RUSSIA has honoured PaiNcE
WILLIAM Of GLOUCESTER with a variety a pz,--
sents of mirrors, porcelain,. tapestry, &c. of Russian
manufaCture.
PRINCE WILLIAM of GLOUCESTER dined lately
with the Swedish Ambassador, at Petersburgh.
. By Letter from Copenhagen, dated September 18,
the Unicorn English Frigate, of 32'guns,having on
board Mr. ARBUTHNOT, going on an Embassy to
Stockholm,' passed through the Road on the 16th,
on its voyage from the North 'into the Eastern Sea.
On Tuesciay last Lord' St. HELEN'S and suite
arrived at Sheerness from Russia, in the Latona
frigate. On landing his Lordshiß immediately
proceeded to Chatharn, on his way to Town.

M. OTTO,. his .said, is to 'be the new Freneh
Plenipotentiary at,the.Cotirt of Lisbon, instead of
going to Ainerica, as at first intended.
Yesterday a Court of Direaors was held at the
East India House, which adjourned at -a late lour
till Wednesday next.•
Yesterday the two new SHERIFFS, preceded
by the .Loa.n MAYOR, and the West London Mi-
litia Band, accompanied by a long train of car-
riages belonging to the, different Aldermen and
the City Officers, went from Guildhall to the
Stairs at the bottom of Queen-street, Cheapsiee,
where they 'embarked on board the City Barge,
which. displayed a variety of flags belonging to the
City of London. The LORD MAYOR Elea, and
a numerous train of Citizens followed in tie,
Barge belonging to the Ironmongers' Comrany.—
They proceeded to Westminster, and then the train
accompanied the SHERIFFS before the BARONS of
the Excl.' Equitt, where they took the accustomed
oaths,- and went through all the ceremony of instal.
lation into their new office. The Company re.
embarked at Westminster, and returned by water
to Blackfriars, where the Lord Mayor and Sheriffs'
carriagis awaited them, and frdtn thence they went
in procession to the London Tavern, where a goad
digner, the end and • reward of City fatigue, finished
the business of the day.
The Dutchess of N• EWCASTLE and her suite have
• •
left Margate for the South of France, whither Co-
-1011-CitICAWFUR D, her husband, has been ordered
for the benefit of his health.

The English Frigate the 48ive, enterekt -the
Port of Genoa on the 3d Of §epternber, when the
Captain immediately landed to compliment the
Dots.

According to intelligence from Milan; the RTort
of the Americans having been defeated. at Tripoli
is untrue. An Anierican Trigate. on the.conTary,
attacked and defeated all the Gun-Boats
.of the BEY,
and approached so near the Coast, ,that ;he Troops
who had come clown to defend the Boats,..disptrsed.
If the ,wind had remained favourable for half an ,
hotir longer, the whole Tripolitan Fleet would have
been destroyed.

According to Letters from the Hague, the Coasts
'of North Holland are covered with the Wrerks
Ves.sels, which have perished in the. late voletit
Temvests on those Siwres,
London, England, 1802-10-01

VA' L NEIV S.

FIILIYIOUTFI SEPT ZS
• -

THE Brig Newham, of Truro, ,Capt. STROAD,
from London, with hemp, tallow, groceries, gun-
powder, &c. arrived here about two o'clock this
morning ; and about seven, s'ie was discovered to be
on fire. The Crew immediately quitted her, and
shoitly after she blew up with a dreadful explosion.—
We are happy to say no accident whatever happened
in consequence, and the greater part of, the cargo is
saved : no account whatever can be given how this
•
accident happened. •
Arrived the brig (American) Joseph, WOOD-
WARD, 35. days from , Charlestown, with rice, for
orders; the brig Arks, WILLIS, in I I weeks from
Trinidad, with sugar, coffee, &c. for Vondon ;
the Friends, DENNING, from Exeter, to load bale
goods (Woollens) for Lisbon;_. the Strfi. rize, Capt.
CARTER, from Liverpool,. with sugar, &c. for
Rotterdam; and the ship Suiroll (lately wrecked
at St. Ives, with rice from India), Captain SEDG-
MOND, from Sr. lye's, for this Port, to be rejaired.
Passed this Port on Sunday, evening last, the
West India- Ship Sir Andrew Hanzond, Captain
THomrsoN, from Jamaica; and' this day the Elia-
4etb Anderson,WlLSON, from Sr. Kitt's for London.
Sailed the /14ar,y, BRowN, for Chichester; the
Rose, STRIDE, for Southampton ; the Requin,
TURTLE, for Dartmouth; the Elope, JONES,
the
Union, LLOYD, and the Jane, DIDWITH, fur Lon-
don; also sailed the Zioreavossr, MUDGE, and the
Betsy, PISHLEY,• for Plymouth ; the Mayflower,
KELLY, for Southampton ; 'and the Resolution,
DAv tEs, for Cowes.

The King George Packet, 'from Lisbon, and the
Princess Amelia ditto, from New_York and Halifax,
with Mails, are hourly expected.
London, England, 1802-10-01

MONTHLY Ad i?!CdITUR.Ii. REPORT.

THE season fur reaping and harvesting the Crain
crops has still continued unusually fine and fa-
,vourable, so much so, indyd; that even in the
most North at Distrids the Harvest is in a consi-
derably more advanced state than is usual ar this
period. We have likewise the most pleasing ac-
counts of the, goodness,and the abundance of most
of. die Graio-ctops in those places, so ,that 'toteHarvest of this year maybe said to have been ge-
nerally favourable over the whole Kingdom. TII7
Barley-craps Hampshire .and Wittshire haVe
been estimated at seven quarters per acre. The
prices of Wheat and Bariry are on the decline, but
that of Oats in)re try. The Pormoe-crops,
where they, have been taken up, turn our better in
quality and more abundant than' has been the case
fur set eral years past., The long-continued dry
weather has - been rather unfavourable fur ' the
Turnip_crops,,especially on the very dry soils.—
The• Pea aid Bean-crops have not, in some places,
nulled out so good a sample as was cxpeded, on
being threshed our. The gras:i_larlds in the more de.,
vated sitimtions, have been greatly injured by the
heat and dryness of the season ; but in the low and
more moist places, they are in general very good
and full for this state of the year. Hops are in -ge-
neral; we believe, a very indifferent crop. Apples
ate this year a very partial crop. In addition
to the favourableness of the season, for the por..•
poses of harvesting the Corn-crops, it has af-
forded, an excellent opportunity. for preparing the
lanchAniended for tvhear, and in many distrids
very-extensive trays have been made ready, in the
most perfect manner, for the reception of seed. In
spine places, it has been Observed, that a new spe-
cies of insed has been committing much mischief on
t'he young plantations of firs, by eating out the.pith
of the latter shoots, leaving the tender branch a
mere excavated tube, which soon afterwards is seen
to droop its head aria-die.
London, England, 1802-03-15

PA.VING OFFICE, DUBLIN,

February 2,
PROPOSALS FOR LIGHTING THE STREETS.
rr HE DIRECTORS and COMMISSIONERS
1 will-receive Propoials for Lighting the Public Lamps
and Globes in this City, and for keeping the Sallie and the
Furniture thereof in good order", ' from the ist of September
next, for One, Two, or Three Years, as shall be agreed
upon ; the. Globes to have double Burners.
And the Board are willing (if desired) to enter into one or
more scpanite contratt.or Contraas for the same.
ProposalS to be sent to this Office, on or before the Ist day
of May next, sealed up, and direaed to the. Secretary of the
Board, and indorsed ",Proposals for Lighting," which will be
opened in the pre.;chce or the Proposer or his-Representative,
at one o'clock on the said day, after which day no' proposal
will bereceived.

Signed by Order,
WM.- f. HOMAN, Sec.

THE GOLDEN OPPORTUNITY •
HAS been seldom so truly and substantially pre-•
seated, as by the unparalleled Rielines/s of .the New
LOTTERY WHEEL above 19,000 Tickets have been
already drawn, of which upwards of 14,000 Were Blanks,
while none of what is termed the Great -Capitals have as• yet
started.. Obviously, therefore, is the Wheel greatly lessened
in point of Blaitks, and rhe.chance for itntriense Prizes.mani
festly increased. There are this Miming bat 4.1,0c0 Tickets,
with four Prizes of 20,0001. four of- to' 0001. tour of. 2.0001.
nm, of toool. ten of scol. &c. &c. in the Wheel. ' As an un-
interrupted series of great Success for the last five years has
acs particularly ditinguish.ed POPE's OFEIcE, CLOSE
to TR& BANK, the attention of Adventurers, pending. this
" COLDEN OPPORTUNITY," may not be unprofita-
bly directed to so propitious -a 'point, and especially as the
stroke of NINE, on Wednesday Morning, decides the fate of
a T.E,4 THOUSAND POUNDS PRIZE.
London, England, 1802-03-15

fiIIPERLIL PARLIAMENT.

HOUSE OF COMMONS,

S.ATURDY, MARCH 13.

The Dundee Two Penny Scotch Bill was read a
second time, and ordered Lobe committed to a Seled

Committee.

Mr. ELLISoN brought up the Report of the
Plymmith Embankment Bill, which was read and
agreed to, and the Bill ordered to •be read. a third
time on Monday.
• Mr. ALEXANDER brought up .the Report of the
Committee relative to the appointment of an In-
spetaor of certain Transports, which was read and
agreed to, and an Instrudion ordered to the Commit-
tee on the Transportation Bill, to make provision
accordingly.
Mr. ALEXANDER brought IT the Repprt•of the
Committee of Supply, which was read and agreed
to. . .

The BencoOlen Bill was 'read a third time and
pssed,
The Marine Mutiny Bill was read a second time:
and committed for Monday. •
London, England, 1802-03-15

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Hawthorn, Mr. JOHNSTONE ; •
Hodge, Mr. KNIGHT ;
51;william Meadows, Mr. WADDY ; litztice woodcocl-, Mr. MUNDEN.
Lucinda, IVlrs. -ATKINS ;
And Rosetta, Mrs. BILLING-FON.
WITH
LOVE A-LA.:MODE.
v
• _On Thursdrotelict Lodge.ay, the stew Opera of The Cabinet, with
os
O,n S'it
Nay, The Duenna; Clara, Mrs. Billirlgton; Car-
Mr. Braham.
A
S new Grand Ballet in Action, with entire new Music,
CeneS aril Decorations, is in rehearsal.
Mr. Nlacklin's Comedy of The Man of. the WorNiis itl
te
I),,Ntration--in which
sycophant Mr. Cooke will perform the Charac-
r olSir Pertinax-M a.
London, England, 1802-03-15

THE OPERA.

King's Theatre.
te z,l:!te was repeated on Saturday night.—
'4NTI evidently was oppressed by a cold, but she
gave her Songs with great effca notwithstanding.
e fa7nutite Trio and Duet were, as usual, gene
rally encored.

...'

The Ballet of I rza still continues to be favourably
received. 'The music of this Ballet is extremely
b
e3tl lint: the Flute, which is.certainly well play_
V, is frequently principal, and has a charming ef-
up4; yet, we think it would be better, if played
,'Lil more simplicity. The beauty of .a Flute con-
s's,s in a full and clear tone, and •no brilliancy of
exQcution can supply the want of it. The house,
l'ltwithstanding the coldness of the evening, was
extremely crowded.
London, England, 1802-03-15

NUMBER 2959'11

-THEATRE-ROYAL, DRURY-LANE.
0-MORROW EVENING, March i 6, 1802,
will be performed, •
ORPHAN.
Castalio, Mr. POPE;
Polydore, Mr.. BARRYMO RE ;
Charnont, Mr. C. KEMI3LE.
Monimia. Mrs. POPE. •
WITH
THE PRIZE ; or, 2,5, 3, 8.
°nishursdav, Mrs. Billington will perform Clara, in The
"Aidnna, with The
,he Anatomist.
1,, n Saturday, The Winter's Tale, with The Virgin Un-
new Comedy, never performed,' called Fashionable
tihre.ds, is in rehearsal, and will be produced as soon as pos-