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London, England, 1802-09-13

HARWICH, SEPT. 11.

YESTERDAY morning arrived the Princess Rrjal
Packet, Capt.•SANTER, from Holland, with the
Mail. and Passengers.. At noon• sailed the Diana
Packet, Capt. OsnoßN, with Mr. COURVOISIER
a Messenger, to Berlin ; and about an hour after
sailed the Pocock, Bye-boar, Capt. POOLE, with
Passengers for Holland.

This afternoon sailed the Prince of Orange
Packet, Capt. BRIDGE, and the Princess Royal
Packet, Capt. SANTE R, with the respellive Mails,
also Passengers and a quantity of foreign gold and.
silver Cain, for Helvoctsluys and Cuxhaven.
London, England, 1802-09-13

,ant'
the"
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ANNUM.
TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE
,CONTRACT,
Either together or in separate- Parcels;
lIIHE REVERSION, or Remainder in Fee.
3, simple, of several valuable and extensiire Manors, Lord-
and'real Estates in the Counties of York, Lincoln,
iiurham, Northampton, Wilts; and Middlesex, of the An-
f!llia! Value of Ten Thousand Pounds and upwards. For
Cdarticulars, and further information, inquire of Mr. Frank-
, Solicitor, Hare-court, Temple, London, where :the
entals and other Documents may be seen, and by whom
rstte.rs (post-paid) will be attended to.
rPi:gr,hirticuiars also to be had of Mr. George, Attor-
'Middleton: Tyas, Yorkshire ; Mr. Nicholson. 'At-
wthamptons
Lincolnshire; and Mr. Eyston, IVelford,
e.

'-'A ~PF.STRABLE_ FREEHOLD ESTATE, TITHE-
b."`‘EE, MANORS AND MANSION-HOUSE TO
SOLD ,
CONSISTING of the very Extensive and En..
1;„ tire MANORS of ENSHAM, NEWLAND and
15,LC;ARSLEY, of the extent of 6000 Acres, and,near 15
a„,"=s in circumference, abundantly stocked with Pheasants
(.'" other ►
Game, with considerable chief Rents, Court Leet,
4°llll Baran, Manorial Rights thereto belonging, an elegant
.6cesfeces Mansion, called Ensham Hall, with suitable 01-
NyZe, an exeellent Kitchen' Garden walled in, Hot-houses,
n7.house, Pleasure-ground, Shrubberies, Ponds. stored
p I.lsh, and every Convenience for the reception of a large.,
21.,,a0in_
Acre
together he r with about Acres of Land, upwards of
which are Wood Ground, the whole in a Ring
surrounding the Mansion, free of Land-Tax.
itolactlie Situation perreetly dry and healthy, the Turnpike
ekS excellent', distant-8 mites from Oxford, 5 from Woo-
14°,1 , 3 N from Witnev, and several Packs of Hounds are kept
. eighbourhooa:
1,,,,„!,).P1y to Messrs. Strong, Still and Strong, Lincoln's Inn,
; or Mr. No' rth Solicitor in Woodstock
ue viewed by application at the Mansion House.
London, England, 1802-09-13

BANKRUPTS.

Thomas Fenwick the elder - and Thomas Fenwick the
younger, of Boston, Lincolnshire,. drapers; to surrender
Odober 2T, 22, and 23, at eleven; at the•White-Hart Inn,
-Boston. Attorney, Mr. Palmer Hollway, Boston,
Mary Tagg, of Bath, groter, September 29, 36, and Oaober
23: at twelve, at the Gloucester Inn, Walcot, Somerset-

shire. Attornies, Mr. Jolly; Bath ; or Mr. Holloway,
Cnancery-lane, London.
Thomas Leaver, of Manchester, cotton-rnanufatirer, oh.
4, 22, and 23, at four, at the Bridgewatei Arms Inn, Man-
chester. Attornies, Mr. Partirigton, Manchester; or iMr.
Hurd, Furnival's-Inn, Condon.-
John William Page, now or late of Wood-street, London,
merchant, September IS, zB, and October 23, at ten, at
Attorney-, Mr. Syddall, Wood-street, Cheap-
side.
James Burman. of Huddersfield, Yorkshire, gram, Septem-
ber 17, at eleyen, iB,at ten, and Odober 23, at-eleven, at
Guildhall. Landon. Attornies, Messrs. NV Dougal and
• Hunter, Lincoln's-Inn, London. -
Francis Morgan, of Liverpool, merchant, Odober 12,
• and 23, at one, at the Globe Tavern, • Liverpool. Attor-.
vies, Mr. Orred, Liverpool; or Messrs. Cooper and Lowe,
Southampton-Buildings, Chancery-lane, London.
London, England, 1802-09-13

TO UE SOLD BY AUCTION,
, .
By Messrs. CHURCHILL and TURNER, 4
On Wednesday the 22c1 of SeNember, 'Goa, at the sip of
the Bell, at Char'bury, in the County of dxford, between
tht Hours of Three and Five o'Clock in the Afternoon,

under Conditions of Sale which will then be produced.
16i.Very Substantial Sashed DWELLING-HOUSE,
with Appurtenances thereto belonging, pleasantly
situated near the Church, in Charlbury aforesaid, in the oc-
cupation of George Bowdeu, Esq. comprising. a Hall, Break-
fast-Parlour, Dining and DraWing-Rooms, with comfortable
Chambers, and Garrets over the same, good Collaring, Kit.
chen, Pantry, Dairy, and other Offices attached, an excellent
Four Stall Stable, with Loft over, and Coach-House recently
eretited ; large Kitchen-Garden and Orchard, walled round,
and well planted. The Premises are in good repair, and
well supplied with Water, and possession had at Michaelmas "
next.
Charibury is desirably situated in a fine Scorting Country •
on the Turnpike Road adjoining Blandford Park,-Six Mile
from Woodstock and Witney.
For further Particulars; apply to Mr. •Edward KerbYt
Charlbury, or the Auctioneers, in Woodstock.
London, England, 1802-10-09

DIED.

Yesterday, at Hampstead, of a paralytic stroke, John Page,
Esq. brother of Richard Page; Esq. of Weinbly, Middle-
sex.
On Thursday last, Mr. Potts, of Ely-place.
Yesterday morning, in Th=l'oE-street, in the zoth year of
his'age, Mr. Nathaniel Fielcb-son of John Field, Esq. of
Reading.
On Wednesday last, at -Newport;:in• tile /sie of Wighr,,
Mrs. Mitchell, widow of the late Dr. Mitchell,' Physician
to the Forces at Chatham.
On the 6th ult. at Paris, Colonel Alexander Malcolm,
late of the 78th Reabiment
•

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Irish s per Cent. •
4 per. Cent. Con. shut
per Cent. [tee.. shut
i per Cent. COD. 1591 iii
Ditto Scrip •
Bank L. Ann. shut
Ditto Short Ann.
Ditto Scrip

COURSE OF E.

FItIDAY,, 0

Amsterdam It t 2 Os.
Ditto, at sight' to. t9ik - -
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Paris tday's da.
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in paper
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,ad l'ul?nshed by WILLIANt ARmicrk SCR fres, (o( c.ith.Nlolton-stmet, Grosvennr-sqlzare)
for. the rizter,. Letter, for thi Editor) ,are, (pat-paid), must be addressed..
London, England, 1802-10-09

PORTSMOUTH, OCT. 8.

CAME into Harbour, His Majesty's Ship Sea.
Horse, and Guardian Trarfsport. •
Arrived the Horta, SHEPHEIti), from Sunderland ;
Nest) Concord, SAINT, from. ..Newcastle; and Rose,
JOHNSON, from Havre.
Sailed the Eleanor, How, for London.
London, England, 1802-10-09

J)R IgOItItIS',DRC)PS

IN exciting the
.Public Attention to these
luablc Drops, an, enumeration of particular Cases would
be_upnecessary ;...successful experience for more than ha 4 r
century having..4fliciently established their reputation in
the cure of every species of Fever, especially the Yellow or
Putrid, fOr which they are;ernine.ntly distinguished, the Pro-
prietgr, -from Their increasing celebrity, not only derives the
iligheat gratification, but is, enabled with confidence to re.
commend atrial of their virtues, the Asthma, inveterate
Coughs, Scurvy, all impurities of the Blood, Colds, Stomach
and Aowel Complaints, yield to their.Unign, yet powerful in-
fluenceilitict as-a salutary cordial/in those discomforts attendant
on advanced life, nothing can surpass their beneficial efte6ts.
The Family_Bottle, e.zs. is only tot had at the Dodoes
hlouse,.Lower Brooit-street, Grosvenor-square, where Books
of Cures • areAcliveled gratis, and all Orders for•Exportatiaa
executed, • Smaller bottles are sold wholesale and. retail by
Jeboul t and Co. and retail by all Venders of
eines ;..also Dr. Nopris's Antibilious fill, celebrated as a
safe add
,eftedive aperiett,t, may .be had at all the above.
Paces,, in boxes at as.. 9d.
_ -

.4,13.N15's SO 07,EiNt for the STONE and GI:AV El..
S the SOLVENT is proved to he the most
ledual,Reinedy known for the G mean,' ston,s, ;Ind
for preventing the dreadful Operation with tie Ku
deserving notie, that Persons accustomed to sit much iit
therr-StUdy, in Courts of' justice; or who are in any way
prevented taking due exercise, may be secured from. an at-
t.:ck of those excruciating Disorders, by..only taking a few
Doses cfthe Solvent, which never fails to corrcd the cal-
ou tons diathesis in the habit. ,

It is soil! by the Proprietor,. 3.- Perry, Surgeon, at 11;3
Hbusf; No: 9, Southampton-street, Blcomshury. ,qthoe, to.
Bottles of ss. 6d. r ts. and One Guinea, Stamps included

~For an account of the' numerous Cures of tbe.contirmed
Stone in either Kidneys or Bladder, as testified by Mr.

fling. Mr. licit, and other eminent Surgeons, see ‘,l)(rry
the Stone," . 25: sold by _Murray. and klig'nley. flect-

. . .
street ;- Symonds, No. zo,- raternoster-row ; and R: Thut--
6,.:0i1, 13»okselier, No: 39, -Ncwgatc-street. . .
(fr -'lThe'Son of J.-Shiixtem; scil.ot. Deal, :11(1.tiit.. 1Z....‘,„
Mr. Niolttleox;•ot Qarboldishatu,'Norfol.k, ate arlic.ll- .;il,:i.:r
cently cured of the Confirmed. Stone Or this imonlimr4;..4e.•
Solvent, • .
London, England, 1802-10-09

REPUTED TtliEV.

lames* White; :John Bo4vrideb, James
and Robert Briggs; were arraigned on an india..
'merit which charged theni with being persons of
evil. fame and ,reputed: thieves, and with being mi
the:King's' highway with intent to commit felo;
nies, &c. to
.support which charge William Col-
lingvvood, James, Glumon, and Richard Bethel,
three of the Officers belonging 'to the Bormigh
Police* were called, who proved their having been
severally conviaed and committed till the Sessions,
and that they had also. been severally conViaed .of
divers offences committed I‘vithiri the County of Sur-
rei. The ConnSel for the Prisoner's atgued* that
as they had already been committed,- and suffered
in some sort the *penalty of the law, by iniprison,
merit, &c. the/..were entitled, frOnt having suffer,
ed such punishment; to be discharged. The Coun-
sel on the opposite sidd contended, that Itam the
•known habits of life to which the Prisoners were
•addided, rind from the sittiation in which they
were' taken,. lurking by the side of t, e
he road, th
number of atrocious offences bird.), Committed in the
Metropolis and its environs, and the adive part the
Prisoners •were supp9sell to have taken on such bc.,
casionsi tendered it absolutely 'necessary-that at this
every legal Means should be exerted for the
purpose of clearing the streets and roads of such de-
Scription-of. people ; he therefore.. prayed that the
Prisoners should be committed to hard labour, as the
Ad 'dire-b.—They were accordingly sentenced to
l-.iimprisontd six mOrithSi

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London, England, 1802-10-09

DEAL,- Oc T. 8.

Pur back from" the Westward, His Majesty's
Gun-hrig Vixen, and she remains with the East India
Company's Ship Ocean.
Arrived and sailed for the River, the Camper-
down, FORD, from Jamaica.

His Majesty's ship Vitlorious, Capt. MALcomu,
bearing the flag of Vice-Admiral RAINIER,' arrived
in Madras Roads, on the 2zd of May, in company
with His Majestp's ships Intrepid, La Sybelle,
Leopard, Trident, Eurydice, and Albatross.
Tuesday P. Kennedy, the ilrincipat Mutineer
of the Albanese, of 18 guns, run away with by
the ship's company in the Straits, was tried on
board the Centaur, of 74 guns, Real-Admiral
DACEES, and Captain LITTLEHALES, in Hamoae,
for being a ringleader in that Mutiny; J. LIDDEL,
Esq. Judge Advocate. The evidence for and against
the , Prisoner being closed, the President, through
the Judge Advocate, solemnly pronounced sen.
tence of death against the unhappy man. He was
the person who held a pistol to the Captain's head,
threatening him 'with instant death if he made any
resistance. He appeared much affeded on hearing
his sentence.

Tuesday the.Temeraire, nl9B guns, Rear-Admiral
CAMPBELL, was paid off at Plymouth, and laid up
in ordinary. The crew, consisting of 7so men, sub-
scribed each apOund note, for the support of those
Mutineers who were adjudged to imprisonment in
the Marshalsea for the mutiny in Bantry Bay; say
ing, they were all Mutineers alike,- and all deserved
to be hanged ; therefore they were determined their
comrades shoull not want in prison.
London, England, 1802-10-09

-W:l3 pithlislA,,, in Two Volumes Bvo. Price 13s.
ut baardS, a Third Edition of
T • ECTURES o 4 the GOSPEL, of ST. MAT--
THEW, delivered in the Parish Church of St. James,
Wektniiiisrer, in the Years i 793, 1799, 1800, and igor.
By 11.:; R BEI LB Y PO RI E US, D. D.
Bishop of London.
. Printectfor T' junior, and W. Davies, Strand ;
T. Payne,. Memfk Gate ; -and F. and C. Rivingtons, St.,
Paul's Cbutelard
may be had by the same Author,
. ~.1 several SubjeCts, in Two Volumes Bvo.
Z.. tio 12S. in boards.
of the principal Evidences for the Truth
;41,4 Ovine of the Christian Revelation ; designed
4,,,f,hiefis for the Ilse of Young Persons. Seventh Edit. 2s:- 6d.

On the 2.d of November will be published, embellished with
'a Poftrait of SIR RALPH ABERCROMBY, from a
PiCittfe hy•Hoppner, • • •:
A N HISTORICAL ACCOUNT' of the 8a1.,'
.,' Ir. `74,511 EXPEDITION to EGYPT, in which are
'Notes on. General Regnier's Publication; some important
Vnis reluti•ve to Bonaparte ; Remarks& the Moral and Phy-
,.c:l S ;tif.: of Egy7t ; complete Official Documents; and
rn'ich other ic,tetesting Matter ; with Maps of the. Country
which;e7ery ..111overnent is described.
By Lieut. Colonel SIR ROBERT WILSON,
Knight of the Order of Maria Theresa.
Printed for T. Egerton, at the Military Library, Whitehall.

ARCHER and HAUGHTON, from Dublin,
I rishßoplin and Tabbinet Manufadurers a. d Mercers
to Her 'Alajesty, their Royal Highnesses . the Prince and
Princess ol:Waies, Duke and Dutchess of `work, Dutchess
of Wirternberg, .and the Princesses, No. B,' Henrietta-street,
Covent-garden-, Loadon.
The elevated Patronage of Her Majesty, the different
Branches of the Royal Family, and Ladies of the first Rank
and Fashion, it is hoped has sufficiently established, in the
opinion of. a discerning Public, the decided superiority. -of
Archer's and Haughron's Poplins and Tabbinets, Gold,
Silver, ,Figtued, and .Plain Chamberry liluslins and Italian
Cambrie'Sarsenet6.fortourt, Ball Dresses, 'Turbans, &c. to
render it tpulecery t-or that Heuse to reply to the Adver—
tiwrritni-of others, WhOse chief pretension to the trade is the
copying of their. Advertisements.
London, England, 1802-12-03

••
elaith tht'AMres; oki,h way,

the particular: of the quantity of the Force to he

votedfor our Peace Establishincnt,; this he men_:

tioned to shew that indeed there was napledge, but

also that there:was a clear understanding; in the
Hce~e; and it was a,general understanding that the
Peace Establishment .should be augmented, foe it
was,. at. that time, distinaly.stated and avowed by
_ _

His Majesty's Ministers, that it was their inten-
tion to propose,on a day proper. fur that purpose,

a very large Military and Naval Establishment, and
that on the ground of the circuribtances of Europe,

as they considered them at ,that time. So that the
Augmentation, now proposed-, cluld not be said to
be by way of surprise,oli :any Member in that House.
That being the case, it would not be txpeded.that
any one of His Majesty's. Ministers should again
enter into the detail of that situation, previous to
London, England, 1802-03-25

DIED.

On Sunday last, Charles Saxon, E.sq. of Southmolton-
street, C ro.svenor-square.
On the 7th of January, at Detnerary, Patrick tudovick
Colquhoun, second sun of Sir James Colquhoun, of Luss,
Bart.

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London, England, 1802-03-25

INCONIt TAX.
This Dav was published, Price 2s•
- INCOME TAX SCRUTINIZED, and
sonie Amendments proposed-, to render it more agree-
able to th. Bkitish Constitution.
. By JOHN GRAY, T., . D,, ' '
London : Printed for H. D. Symonds, Paternoster-row.
Where may be had,
• The State of the Nation with respect to its Public Funded
Debt, Revenue; and Disbursement; coinprized in the Re-
por(s.of the Select Committee on Finance, appointed by the
House of Conirnons to examine and state the idtal Amount
of the Publi6 Debts, and of the Interest and Oharges attend-
ing-Atte same; to the present Time. In four vols. Svo. price
11. Ss., in hoards.

SITtJATIOI+I at HOME or ABROAD:
GENTLEMA'N of resranble• Cilogiexions;
and who will give every satistltdion-as to Character,
would ady2!.iice a Sum, not exceeding Tweive-flundred Gui-
neas, to be appointed to a P EILNIAN ENT SITUATION
at Hoene dr in any ortht• British Settlements.
Early attention will be paid to Litters addressed (free ofek-
pence), Mr. Murray, No. it,. King...street, Portman-square.

DISCO4IN MONIEY,on. ANNAJII3ES, and 1-lA-1,t,-
- - PAY AGENCY-OFFICE, No. 7, Cecil-street, Strand.
M ELVILLE and Co. iespeacully inform the
that from their respectable established
Connexion with MOnied Men, they are errabt:d to Dis-
count good Bills to a considerable amount, and advance
imrnediats Sums of IN ianey from tool. to 50001. to ail' Per-
Soiis in possession of Freehold, Copyhold; or long Lease-
hold Estates, Money in the Funds; Rent Charges, .Marriage
.Settlements; Widows' jointutes, Pensions; Clergymen's Liv-
ings, &c. with the greatest seei'esy anti dispatch. 'Gen-
tian= having interest; nay be informed of gtateel
pointinents under. Govermnent, at 'present, and they oe.:
cur, both Civil and Military, from tool. to 2ociicil. a-year,
at Home or Abroad: Naval and Military Offices' kialf-pay
and Pensions received, and acconinto4ation thereon betore
received. Annuities and Pensions to be disposed of, on
eligibitt trims, front zol. to soot. a,Year;
Personal applications pare received daily, Rs above, till
• Three O'Clock. All Letters must be, post-paid. •
London, England, 1802-03-25

THE PitINCI: Or WALES.

Mr. iiIAN.kERS SUTTON said; he was sorry he
Was not in his place when his Right Hon: Friend
(The CuANc. ELLOR of the EXCH postponed.
his Motion reiatic to the Civil List; to <i daY on
which he Stvrdit,, had intended to have
brought fdrward a Motion relative to the claims of
the PitiNce of WAie:i. However anftionS hii
Royal HighneS's was, that a speedy decision shOuld
take place 'relative to theSe Clairns; it Was yet bi 4
deSire, that every thing should give Way, in the first
instance, to hiS duty and re...-reet to his Sovereign;
Under these circumstances, even with-
o it authority, had he heard the Motion re/ative
to the Civil List; postpOned by the Right Honour.:
able Gentlernan, have Withdra‘Vn his Notice in order
that his Motion might, not interfere' with that of
the Right Honourable Gentlenian: He hoped; how-
ever; that without inconvenience. to the House, the
Motion; Of which he had giVen notice; might Abe
brought forward on Wednesday:; on 'which day he
intended to submit it to the House.

Lord GRANVILLE LEVESON brought up the
Report of the Committee appointed to consider-of
giving power to justices of the Peace for the more
effeatiallj, repdiring Comm? ridges which was
ordered to bc taken into further consideration oh
desday. •

Mt. BE.IINY(iNfi, frdni. the CoMlnisiioners or
the Customs, presented an a&oun't of the amount
of the Bounties paid on the importation ofGrain'
from the sth of 18dt; to the latest pritiod to
which the same could be made up. Ordered to lie
or the. Table.
London, England, 1802-03-25

HOUSE OF COllllllOll'S,

, .
WEDNESDAY., MARCH 24.
•
The Usher of the Black Rod summoned the House to the
House of Peers to hear His Majesty's Commission read.
.The SPEALit, attended by seYeral :Members, went to the
House of Peers, and on his return informed the House that.
the Royal Assent had been given;, by Commission, to the
Iriih 1:10,;:ntie Bill; the Mutiny. Bill; the Marine Mutiny
Bill, the American Treaty Bill, the Transpollation Bill, the
Ilencoolen Bill; the Clergy Non-resldence Bili, the Ply.:
Mouth Embankment Bill; dnd one private,Bill..,
Mr. CORKY brought up a Bill for continuing several:
I;a%Ys for the Better .eollediOn ,of the Reyentie in Irelarxi,
which vas read a first time, and ordered to be iead a sec:6nd
time to- Mot
London, England, 1802-03-25

MARRIED.

Yesterday, .at St. .George the Martyr's, .Queen-square, by
the Rev. Mr. Iludisford, John Christopher Pfeiler, Esq. of
Liverpool, -merchant, to Miss Jane Dean, eldest daughter of
Hugh Dean, Esq. of Nassau, New Providence.
On Monday, at St. James's Cliurch, Adam Wood, Esq.
of Great Titchfield-street, to Miss. Broughton, of Barnes
Common.
London, England, 1802-03-25

DEAL, MARCH 24.

Hts Majesty's Sloops Autumn and Hound arrived
this morning from Sheerness ;•and the2Lord Thurlow
Indianian sailed to the River.

Remain His Majesty's'aip St. Alban's, Amazon,
Nemesis, Galgo, and Monkey Gun-brig ; Royal
Charlotte, Brunswick, /and Glatton Indiamen, for
China ; Aurora, :GILMORE, for Madras and. Ben.
gal ; and a large Fleet outward-bound. . -
London, England, 1802-01-28

FALMOUTH, JAN. 2+.

ARRIVED the Leicester Packet, STEEL mister,
with Mails from Jamaica, dated Dec. t ; she sailed
from hence Sept. Jo, with the West India Mails of
that month, and arrived at Barbadoes on On. 13,
at Martinique on the 16th, and at Jamaica Nov. 3,
where she found His Majesty's Ships Santa Mar_
garetta, Crescent, Carnatic, Retribution, Topaze,
Musguito-, and Abergavenny. During her stay at
Jamaica His Majesty's Ships Bourdelais, Snake,
Echo, Ambuscade, Tisiphone, Calypso; Juno, Sans
Pared, MelamPtts, Pelican, Captain, Goliah,
Brunswick, and Elephant, arrived there.
The Queen Charlotte Packet arrived out before
the Leicester sailed : she left Jamaica Dec. 2, and
arrived in the Channel two days since, having been
driven up to Dartmouth, On the '6th inst. in lat.
37. 10ng.49. she spoke the Lexington, DALY, from
Cork to Baltimore, at sea twenty-six days. On
the same•day she also spoke the Stranger, RAT-
CLIFFE, from Jamaica to London, at sea fifty-seven
days; and on the 18J1 inst. she spoke the Firtuous
Grace, CARTIFFE, from Virginia to London, at
sea thirty-five days, and had experienced much bad
weather.—The Passengers by the Leicester are Mr.
LEwIN and Mr. Fowt,ts.
London, England, 1802-01-28

HALIFAX, NOVA-SCOTIA, DEC. 12.

BY a small schooner, which arrived here on Tues-
day last, from Yarmouth, we learn, that the Brig
Industry, Capt. MA.-rraEws, which sailed. from this
port a few weeks sintce, bound for St. John, N. B.
unfortunately -caught fire, and was consdmed, near
the month of the Bay of Fundy.
&sides the Captain and crew, there were on
board the Industry, Mrs. BRADLEY, wife of Mr.
LEVERET BRADLEY, of St. John, three children
and several seamen, intended for another vessel--
twenty-four persons in all ; who, finding it impos.
sible to extinguish the flames, were compelled to
quit the vessel, and betake themselves to her boat,
with one barrel of biscuit and a keg of rum.
In this forlorn situation they made Mount.
Desert on the third day, and flattered themselves
that they should reach the shore, but a heavy gale
coming on, drove them quite across the Bay ; and,
not until five days after, the boat was driven on
shore at the Tuskets. During this time, Mrs. BRAD-
LEY, her three children, the mate, and fourteen
seamen, perished with fatigue, cold, and hunger—
the bread being unfortunately washed away on the
second day after leaving the brig.
Captain MATTHEWS, and the four surviving sea-
men, were carried to Yarmouth ; wher.:, we are
told, they received every attention from Dr. BoNo,
and she humane inhabitants of that town.
London, England, 1802-01-28

ARMY CONTRACTS.

Commis4ag-GenereiPi :Office, Par§ament.:strerts
January 25, tBoi,.
IOTTCE is hereby given to all Perioni desirous
1 of contraaing to supply the J 727144,14 Artie;lei for the
Use of HIS IIIAyESTY's FORCES; viz.
OATS, HAI, and STRAW; for the CA PA LRY in Par:
racks in Mirth Britain, and in the Coun4 of Ilatits; Including
the Isle of Wight.

OATS for the CAVALRY In Canto/intents; aild &faders; in
the CoUntier of Cornwall; Kedt;sSuSsex, ri6riet; and Hgntsi
including the Isle of Wight. -
And BREAD for the TROOPS; in the Cottnd, of Suirty.
(The Deliveries to comm,ece on and for the 25th aril.), of Fe.
bruary ?text); that Proposals In Writing; sealed up; and marked
Tenders kr Army Supplies, will be recali,ed at this_ Office; art
or before the Sth of said month of Fibrttaly.
Proposals must be made 'separate?), for each Barrack in Norrli
Britain, and for each' County in England.
The Particulars, of the Contracis may be hed up on appliration
at this Office.any Day, bitwee,i the Hours of Eievett in the Morn-
ing and Four in the Afternoon:-

This Day were Published; Price is

THOUGHTS on the RESIDENCE of the,
CLERGY; and on the Provisions of the Statiite of
the zest Year of Henry VIII. c. 13.
By JOHN STURGES, LL.D.
Chancellor Of the Diocete or Winchester.
Printed for T., Cadell, jun. and W. Davies, Strarid.
Of whom may be had, by the same Author;
t. Discodres chiefly On the E•eiidences of Naturai and
Revealed Religion; price Gs. in boards.
z. Refledions on the Principles and 'lnstitutions of Po-
pery, price 6s.

In the course of the Month of March next, will be.p.uh.
lished, handsomely Printed in Quarto, with original N iews
of Coasts and Islands, by Pocock, and entire h‘ilev Chatts
accurately mari;ed,

THE PROGRESS of MARITIME DISCO-
VERY. Volume the First.
By JAMS STANIER CLARKE, F.R.S,
Domestic Chaplain to the Prince, and Vicatof Preston.
Patanized and assisted by Professional Men.
Printed for T. Cadell, jun: and W. ,llavies, Strand.
4** This Work was undertaken under the immediatesam.
tion of Earl Spencer and the Board of Admiralty ; and its ob-
jed is to compress and conned the extensive and hitherto de-
tached Subjel of Discovery. The Charts, of which the
greater pail is from original Materials, are intended to form
a complete British Neptune. And a Volume Will be pub-
fished early in each year till the whole it completed.s
London, England, 1802-01-28

WANTED by the ROYAL CANAL COM_
PANY, an ENGINEER (in the room of Richard
Evans, Esq. deceased) of experience in Canal- making,
whose talents and abilities will bear the most unquestion-
able scrutiny.—Any Person answering this description, will
meet with compensation suitable to his exertions and merit.
Application by Letter, or otherwise, will be received by
the Secretary, at the Company's House, No. 28, Lower Or-
mond Quay, Dublin, which will be taken into consideration
on Monday. the ts,th of February next. Is is requested that
none will app!), but such as will in every reaped answer the
above description.
Signed by Order,
MARK KERR, Secretary.
Royal Canal Hon's; Dublin,
lan_ it, ISoz.
London, England, 1802-01-28

SCARBOROUGH,
.IkN. 25.

ON Thursday the 2 I t inst. about six o'clock in
the evening, the Brigantine Experiment, from Shields
to Landon, with coals, having lost her sails in a
violent gale of wind, and being very leaky and hi
danger of sinking, brought up in Scarborough Road
with two anchors, not being able to gain the Har-
bour ; and having made a signal of distress, the
Life-boat, with 15 men, immediately 'went to her
assistance ; and by great exertions brought her safe
info this Fort.

A Sloop, laden with coals, sunk near the Pier the
same day : _the Crew were saved by t::.2 fishe:nirm_
flie, ILI-art of Oak., lacier, with pot-asli, from Lon-
don to Sunderland, was also totally lost near Scar..
borough : the Crew saved.
The Scarborough Life-boat Us, within the space
of three months, been the means of saving the lives
of twenty men, and property to the value of one
thousand pounds.
London, England, 1802-01-28

ARRIVALS FROM JAMAICA.

In the Downs—Cosmo. M‘Kenzie ; Mark Anthony, Mel--
- vine; and Lively, Falconer.
At Liverpool—James and Henry, Richard Perring, Susex,
Nancy, Mary, Alithea.

By Letters from Torbay, brought by the Prince
of Wales, 98 guns, Vice-Admiral Sirit. CALDER,
Bart. it is learnt that an-order arrived there to vic-
tual a Fleet of six Sail of the Line there for Channel
ser.fice. for five months: they are the Bellerophon,
7j., Capt. LORING ; Excellent, 74, Hon. Captain.
STopFORD ; Robust, 74, Capt. H. JERvis ; Cou-.
rageux, 74, Capt. SoTH EBY ; Audacious, 74,
Capt. PEARO ; Allagn,;hCent, 74, Capt. GIFFARD ;
ioro;stibie, 74, Capt. BLIGH.
The Lords of the Admiralty have appointed
Lieut. JAMES Ltt.r.l.-c Riq, late First Lietitenant of
the Verierable,, 74. guns, Capt. Hoop, a Commander
in the Royal Navy, for his distinguished' condua
in the sea-fight in Algesirarßay, and in. the Adion
with the French and Spanish Fleers-off the Spanish
coast lastj uly . The gallant Lieut. W.Woot. 'DOE
Is
,also appointed by the Lords of the Admiralty a
Commander in the Royal Navy.
London, England, 1802-01-28

DIED,

l' I{ IC I: 0

YESTE

and Published by WILLIAM ARMIGER SCRI.CPI (of Ilorse-terry-road Westminster);
for the Pater, Laws for the Editor, &c (pli.paid), must be addressed.

•
On Tuesday the Igth inst. at Kensington, in his
.7441
year, John Rapalje, Esq. late of Lung Island, in the Slate
of New-York.

. ,
On the 26th inst. at Dulwich-hill, Catriberwol, M 15.5
Gordon, daughter of Peter Cordon, Esq. of AbergeWiel
North Britain, in her 18th year.

. __... ~...... .
,On Sunday, at licr house in Great George-street, west'
'fluster, the Right Hon. Lady Lucy Meyrick, widuw (>lo'
late Pierce Aleyrick, of Bodorgan, Esq. daughter of a latel_
and sister of the last, Earl of Londonderry.
On Sunday last, at Old Alresf,rd, Hants, in the fifth year.
of his age, the Hon. Frederick Rodney, ninth sof of the'Wt/
much-regretted Lord Rodney.

J'lflCr:"S~

RDAY.

Bank Stock tB9 81 India Stock 214 2t3
Navy 5 per Cent. 974 $ kxcheq. Bills s. 6. prenl,
5 per Cent. 1797, 991 8i 9 Fundable ditto prem.
I rish 5 per Cent. 98 ,"d Exchequer Bills par
a+
4 per Cent. Con. 85
New S. S. Stock
3 per Cent. Red. 68 Ornniurn
3perCent. Con. 68,1 64 Inver. 3 per Cent. 671,3
Ditto Scrip Ditto Ann.
Bank Long Ann. 2.3 19i 15-16 'lank for Account
Ditto Short Ann. India for Account
Ditto Scrip . Consols for Account 6S:',l ._

MANCHESTIIR INFIRMARY, DISPENSARY, Lti.
NATIC HOSPITAL and ASYLUM, fan. 18, iSoz• •
Wanted at the Lunatic Hospital and As% lum,
A Person, properly qualified to at as KEEPEE7
ar SUPER; NTENDANT. He must be a single Mal
not under 23 years of age. Any person tivho i:a3 112.1
Education, and been in the habit of attending upon a s.irari
Institution, would be preferred. The Salary will be pror,
tiered to the merit and qualifications of the -parson elected-kg
Applications may he addressed to the Secretary U. tPY
Manchester Infirmary.

TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION,
. .
Or PRIVATE CONTRACT,
THE. LEASE of a LARGE HOUSE, fool'
•
Stories high, situate No. 3,, SOUTHAMPT-A,
STREET ; known by the PORCUPINE and AN'IA
JACOBIN PRINTING-OFFICE. Particulars will
given.m due time.
Apply at Mr. Kernmish's, No. J 7, King-street, Borough_.,'

•
LIBRARY of BOOKS, Fossils, Lava, curious G
Urn found in the City .of Pompia, Plate, Wearing-
parel, Fire Arms, small collection of original
Drawings, fcc.

N. B. Every Box sold in Great Britain is sealer. „give
a stamp, on which, by favour of the Commissoners,
ed, at the SW-hp-office, ". T. Taylor, No. 9, Ne‘cr,
street," to imitate which is Felony, md all vt hers a.'
terfeit.
rot
London, England, 1802-01-28

SHIP NEWS.

GRAVESEND, JAN. 26.
Passed by —the Skelton Castle, Jacques, . Travers, San'
ders, and Melville Castle, Lamb, from Bombay ; Royalist'
Hatton, arid-Countess of Sutherland, Egleston, Hanna-11#.
from Lisbon; Virtuous Grace, Carlton, frorn
ginia ; Richard, Forster, from Demerara;- Atlantic,
man, and Stranger, Rzcicliili, ftom jamak.a.; Uriana., 13rYi"
[ohm and Ann, ' favn Surinam.
Sailed—the Alnwick, Prescott, for India;' and juffrovo
Catharina, , for Dunkirk.

MARRIED.
At St. George's, Hanover-sqt:are, Thomas Pearce, t'sciS
of Milbank, Westminster, to Miss Murray, of Windsor}l3erks. ,
Last week, Richard Pinder, F.sq. of o.lkliamptOn, Devorlf
to Elizabeth Knight, daughter or Joseph Knight-, of StO'l
Gloucestershire.
London, England, 1802-09-14

This Day ii-as
Elezintly printed. in Three Volumes ()davo, ornameuted
with Twelve Fine Plates, from original Designs-by.Thurt.
ton and TtrompAii,- Price los.iti boards, •
rrHE ADVENTURES-of GIL I3LAS of SAN-
TILLANt. -A New 'TransltiOn, from the French
of I..E.SAcE;;,Iay Dr. SMO
••Printed. for Vernor and HoOd, No. 31, Poultry, and
Cuthell and Martin, Nliddle.row, Holborn. •
N. 13. A few Copies are printed on Royal Paper, with first
I mpressidnstof the Plates, Price 21. zs: boards.
London, England, 1802-09-14

DIED.

On Sunday, ht his house on Streatham Common, in the
78th year of his age, We Newman, Esq, lie was ele6ted
Alderman Of the Ward of Farringdon Within in the year 1786.
On the 28th ult. at the Manse Of Kingoltirum, the Rev.
Tames Badenach, minister of that parish, ,in the 47th year
of his age.
_ _

•
On Sturday, the 4th inst. at Binny, Robert Stewart, Esq.
of Binny.

Un Sunday sennight, at Dumfries, Mr. Hugh M'Cor-
pock, sen.

STOCKS.
London, England, 1802-09-14

OXFORDSHIRE and BERKSHIRE. . •
TO BE SOLD, BY. 'AUCTION, •
By Mr. WINSTANLEY,
•
Unless previously disposed of lay Private- Contrael, of which
timely Notice will he given,, on Thursday the f Ith day of
No:venTher; tBo2, -at Tkvelve o'Clock, at the Baptist's Head
Coffee-house, Chancery-lane, London ; • _ -

THE MANORS of BR.dADWE'LL and KELM..
. SCOT,. together with several capital and imProreablOODSe
FREEHOLD and•TITHE.-FREE FARMS, W,
and ESTATES, belonging to an Ancient and Noble Family,
situated in the several Parishes and Hamlets of B'roadwelt;
Filkins, Broughton Poges, and' KelmScOt,; in.the County of
Oxford; and Shawl, in.the. County of Berks. -
whole Estate contains Two Thousand Four Hundred
Acres and upwards ; situated •in a 'fine Sporting Country,
abbitridint with Game; and is altogether well worth the in- '
':.tention-of,Noblernen or Gentherncruthat wish to lay out. their
..Money upon Landed Property. .
The Situation is within short distances 'of ' Burford, Lech-
:,dale,.,Witney, and Farringdon.
• N. B, As a specific Sum is to be paid for the Timber upon
the_Estates, over and abOve what it shall sell for, Gentle-
men who intend to purchase, are therefore requested.to satisfy
themselves of the Value'of the Timber previous to the Da),
of Sale,. which will be ascertained in the Particulars, • .
'• 'or further ParticUlar's, apply to Messrs. Manley and
Lowes, Inner Temple ; Messrs. W. and 3. Black, Middle
Temple ; and Mr. Charles StephetA, at kencot, near Bur-
ford; Oxfordshire, who will appoint a person to slidini•the
Estates; and to Mr. Winstanley, Patemoster.-row, London.
London, England, 1802-09-14

,:sIARRIED.

At Ardvorlich, Perthshire, on the 6th instant, Dr. Pa—
trick Lindsay, late of the Medical`Staff in the West Indies,
to Mtss Christian Maxtone, third daughter of tlie-late James
Maxtone, Esq. of Cul toquhey.
On Monday se'nnight, at Allantowu, near Dumfries, John
Johnston, Esq. younger of Castiehill, to Miss Sarah John-
ston, youngest daughter of "the deceased Mr. -Johnston, of
Lodgbedholm.
London, England, 1802-09-14

• HERTFORDSHIRE. •
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION,
Unless previously disposed of by 'Private Contras`}, of whiCh
timely Notice will be given, at the George Inn,- Bunting-
ford, -upon Wednesday the zoth day of o.6lober next, at
Twelve o'Clock ; ' • . , . ,

TIIE MANORS of MEESDENBURV, HOR-
AL MEAD, KEDEWELL, alias_C LARKS, and COCK-

HT\ ms-rE AD ; together with the. following valuable,-and
very irnproveable FREEHOLD, and, small part COP )(-
HOED FARMS, viz.
ME ESDENTEURY FARM, situated in• the 'Parishes of
Meesden'and Burat Pelham, in the oCcupation ()Celle WidoW
Sell, .and several Parcels of Wood-land, in the Pruprieto►'s
hand ; containing together tour' Hundred wid
Acres and upwards.
-Also, -the Perpetual Advowson of the RECTORY' OT
_ MEESDEN, containing a' Pallonage-House, Garden, and
Offices,; together With, about Oiie Hundred Acres of Glebe
Land, and the Great and: Small, Tithes arising' nom tiie
Parish of Meesden aforesaid. -
HO RMEAD PA It SO NAd E FARM, Situated -in the Pi-

rishes of Great Hormead and Ansty, containing One Hun-
dred and Twelve Acres and upward-s, and also the Great
Tithes arising from about Four Hundred Acres ofLatid, in,
the occupation of Mrs. Mary Prior:
HORMEAD HALL FARM, situated in'the Parishes of,
Great Hormead, Ansty, and : Layston, in. the Occupation of
Mr. John Chapman, contaiping Three Hundred' and SixtY-1
four Acres and upwards, T sva Hundred and Thirty-six Acre•s
.of.whicb are tree of Great Tithes. „
ROTT ENRO W FARM, situatedirtfhe-Parish of Braoo-
- in the occupation of Mr. Thomas payment, containing
Threellutidred and Four Acres'and upwards..
' COCKHAMSTEAD.FARM, situated in ,the Parish of-
Braughing, in the occupation of .Mr. Clarke, con- .
taining Three Hundred and Forty Acres.
WFUT E -HA L L.FARNI, situated in the Parish of Sandon,
in' the occupation of the. Wid4kiv Bowman;. containing One
Hundred and Twenty-Three AciNes and upwards.
The ahclve' Manors and Farms are s'q.uata in a good Sport-
ing Country, near a Pack of Fox Hounds.
The Tenants hold from year to year only, and the Rents
may-be greatly improved.] - . .
' For Particulars- apply to W. and, j. Black, in the Middle
Temple, London and to Mr. Wade, Attorney 'at LaW,
Dunmow, Essex. . •
London, England, 1802-09-14

SOMERSE'I=IIOUSE. „
•
'Phis Day was published,
Price zs, 6d. neatly' printed in 8 vo. on superfine Wove Royal,
No. V. of
PrHE MONTHLY REGISTER; embellished
with highty-finished Erigravings,Of Somerset-1-louse,,
and Monte Cavallo at Rome. This Mi_tcellany comprehends
useful intbrniafionand interesting•original disquisition on Li-
terature, • Politics,.._s6ence, Philosophy, Commerce, ,and
9:her Suhjects. 'l4 general execution orthe Work is in a
stile of excellence Oat JuStly entitles it-:'to a place in the.
most sele6l Libraries. . •

The Font pticeding Numbers are enriched with the.fol-
lowing Engravings by eminent Artists: i. Windsor Castle;
2. the Louvre ; 3. Hampton-Court ; 4. -the Marble Palace,
St. •Petersburgh ;" 5. Warwick Castle; 6. the Escurial jti
Spain; 7. the,Towcrof London.; S. Cotsea Bdaug, in Hin-
dostan. " • •

Also,this Day was published, ptice 2S. 6d. illustrated by
Copper-plat;s,-N0.:1‘7. (of a new Series), of the REPE
TORY of AR s, 'MANUFACTURES 4rid AGRICUL-
TURE. .

N.: limber of each Work; is published on the first of every
Month, at the Repertory Office. Fleet-street, and may be
had regularly of every BookselleCot Nev roan in the United
Kin,gdoin ; as.wel I as complete Sets Of the first Series of the
Repertory (16 vols.), price tot, in boards,
London, England, 1802-09-14

- • . This Day. was published,
In Quarto, with Thirteen fo4ling Plates, Price li. ass. 63.-
, • " • boards,. . •
ATREATISE on _tilt .CULTUR E
,and MA-
NAGTMENT of " T-TRE ES, in whiCh a new
Method of -Pruriing and... Training is ,fuliy described To
which is added, a new and unproved Edition of " Observa-
tions on the Distaks; Defeasi,and.-14ijaries, in alt Kinils of
Fruit and Forest Trees ; with :an Account of a partieu4r
Method of Cure. :Published by Order of Govjirninerit.'
• By WI FaRSYT-li, -F. A.S. and F. S.A.
Gardener to His Majesty at Kensi.ngtotr and-St-. James's,
Member, of the Economical Society at St..Petersburgli, &c.
Printed for T. N . Lonsniin and 0. Rees, Paternoster-ro,y ;
T. Cadell,•jun. and W. Davies, Strand; Debrett,
Piccadilly.
London, England, 1802-09-14

SUTTON,COLDFIELD, WARWICKSHIRE.

TO BL LE I'T, and entered upon at Lady pay next, or
: - - - sooner, if required, • -- •
ACapital and Commodious HOUSE, pleasantly
situated in the Town of Sutton Coldfield, with suitable
nand.convenient attached and detached Offices, Pleasure and
Kitelien.Gardens, with Coach-house, Stabling for Six Horses,
and about Six Acres of exceedingly rich Pasture Land adjoin-
ing the same.

. The house-consists of a Hall 21 Feet by i 6 Feet Inches;
three-Parlours 1i,F.11 r.. by is
.F. I.—is F.. 10 I. by 16 F.
I. and 12-F. S I. by 9F. 7,1. ; Kitchen 17 F. by 12 F. 8 I.;
Laundry 14 F. by 17 F..; Butler's Pantry, and Servants' Hall,
on the, Ground Floor,; five excellent Chambers, with thic4
Dressing-rooms on the First Flooq and very good Attics, all
of the'sante dimensions. • .

Sutton Cold&ld is situate in a beautiful and Sporting Part
of thz. County of Warwick, abdut eight Miles from the Towns,-
of Bitrningham, Lichfield, Tamworth, Coleshill, and Wal-
sall; a capital Pack of Fox Hounds within
.five Miles, and •
Harriers are kept in the Town.
Particulars.mAy be had by applying at the Office of Messrs.
Croxall . and Holbeche, of Sutton Coldficil aforesaid.

sr:,-.‘sEs OF THE EYE.
COSTELLO's Co LLYKSOM, or ROYAL EYE
OINTMENT. -

lIIS, Medicine: possesses -great and infallible
efficacy in all Diseases of the Eyes and Eye-lids, from
whatever ''eaUses they_ may arise—as recent Colds; relics of
the Stuall-pox ,or Measles, Scurvy, Scrofula, or any kind of
acrimony in—,the Plosid 'or juices. In cases of Oplithairny,-
hanituJ m al'fitLiina44n;. excoriated and ulcerated Lye lids,
and-that hithertOde4ied incurable Disease, the gaping or re_
vetted Eye-lid, it has a specific and very surprising poWer,.
as Physicians' and Surgeons of!great eminence can attest.
It also renloyes -Specks and' Films, and restores "the Lyr_
lashes, though apparently destroyed for many years. - The
Preparation is simple,. and may be applied-at any time of
' , _

CosTEL.i.o.'s.CE.RATE is a Medicine applied, with equal
success, to much more general purposes. It -heals, in the
most •ettLetual. imniner, .all kinds of ‘yourals, Burns, and
Scalds ; and is the-best InoWn Application to old and inve-
terate Ulcers, in tbe Lc s, and other parts of the body; many
of whichitslias perfectly healed, in Patients discharged from
the most celebrated Hospitals as incurable:. 'lt is also very
serviceable in the Piles, and all scrofulous and scorbutic
Sores.

Sold in boxes rs. gd. and 2.5. 9d, 'each, duty included, at
Ward's Warehouse, 324, Holborn ; Pidding's,
76, Oxfoid-srre...,t ; Brennand's, 156, Bishopsgate-Without
Shaw's, 74, High-street, Soutiv:uk ; \facie's, 46, Cornhill.;
E.,Newberry, Cofner of St;Taul's ; CundelPs, 47, Min
ries ; and Nkridith's, 23, Mount-street, Asylum, Lambeth :
also by most Medicine Dealers in the Country, particularly in
the West of England, where these Medicines have, been ge..
nerally cstablilrbed upwards 01 fifteen Years.
London, England, 1802-09-14

PRICE 0

YESTE

R DA. V .

Bank Stock shut India StOck
Navy 5 per Cent. rooM South Sea Stock
i per Cent. 1797, shut. Excheq. Pills. s. s. par
I rish s per Cent. Fundable ditto prem.
4 per Cent. Con. shut • 3d Exchequer Bills dis.
Omnium 91
per Cent. Red. shut . 9 dis.
3 per Cent. Con. 681-141 . Imper. 3 per. Cent. 67i 68
Ditto Scrip Ditto Ann. 1213-16
Bank T.. Ann. shut 1 Bank for opening
Ditto Short Ann. { India for Acc.
Ditto Scrip t Consols for O6}. 68m

LONDON MARKETS,&C.

VC IN MARK-LANE,
dALPAS, Meal Weighers,
h of Aug. to the 4th of Sept
the new A&

164 Quarter:: 'at 64s od
572 at 63s od
85 at 61s 6d
6o
441 at 631 od
214
at
.s7s od
275
107
.14

—Average 645. 71d.
han last Retukn.

•
Stiff'

P.ILAIOLITIII, SEPT. !SI.

Arrived—the Minerva, .Chapman, from Lundon for
cant • Lord Nelson, Peter,..from a t o h -,- Testimony,
1. Bfackaller, from Cadiz,nwith wine ; Natay, Nowlan, from
Cork, with butter tbr Londoh,-andsailectagain this evening ;
Miners.Carbis, from Liverpool, with halegpocts for this Pbrt ;
Priscilla, Nash, with grocpries, from Bristol; Three Brothers,
Westcote, with bricks, from Liverpool ;. Richard, Cummins,
from Cardiff, with iron, and sailed again for Plymouth.

GRAVESEND, SEPT. 12

Passed by—the AEtive, Perry, from Cork ; London, Wil-
Son, from Martinique; Bcllona, Swan, from St. Vincent's
John Adams, Parrot, from SaValinah ; Amphitrite, Main,
from Trinidad; Assistant, Carr, from Malta ; Maria Caro-
lina, —, from Stockholm - Atalanta, Cummings, Jamaica,
Thompson, Trusty, Jack Tar, Bury, and • the
George, Clough, from Jamaica.
Sailed—the Fanny, pennan, for Tortola ; Cilancl, White,
for Trinidad.; Pluto, Head, for Venice ; Stag, Lachine, for
Guernsey • Mac bull', Anderson, for Seville ; Race Horse,
Lewis,. anti Maria, Roberts, for Limerick.
London, England, 1802-05-18

To THOMAS TAYLOR,-Esq.
• - No. 9; New Bridge-Street, London.
Honoured Sir, Edinburgh, March 18, aor.
T]BEG leave to inform you,' that ever since the
year a. 796, I. have been afJli cd wkli the Lues Vine-
; which, from its obstinately resisting every course of
.Medicine prescribed by the most eminent of the Faculty
nere, and uncle fgoing several severe courses of salivasion,
and twice discharged.. from the Hospital,— with little. relief,
would 1-•? pea to be,of the most inveterate.. nature. In the
spring of last year my" disorder had got- to such a head, as
nearly to' put a period to- my existence—l had a large ulcer
on the Crown of :nay head, one -on each arm, and my legs
Were broke out in a frig 6. fail manner ; my right was dread;,
fully painful, and 'had been iii a state of ulceration for the
last seven years; my left had-also .-tWo large 'nodes on it,
was. very much .disc,olouted, 'and gave me such excrutiat-
hag pain, particularly wben warm in bed, as nearly to de-
prive me of rest; in this -lamentable state, I was •recom-
rnended..by Mr. J. Thompson; - (who received so
.great
cure by them here), to take your
,Leake's Patent Pilis,
which I began` to -de-On 'dip 26th -of. May ;,in the course
Of a fortnigtt, t began to receive benefit—in little. more
than a month, the, ulcers. on nay head and, aims were
soundly healed—soon attec, the -sores onmy legS healed
also; leaving, -however, conainerabie discolouration in -the
skin, and-pain in the .bene of thee lett; which, by tlie Bles-
ling of Cod, and a little longer perseverance in your lava-
.suablelledielne, subsided ; the nodes dispersing, the skin
regaining its natural, hue, and the no durnal pains gradaially
going off: I thus became, by. your liberal - advice and Me-
dicine, perfeelly free from all my- former complaints—
have recovered my termer spirits and strength, and am be-.
come jolly-and tat, in :which state having continued -many
months to the. astonishment of .all who knew me, I am at
a loss in what terms to express 'my gratitud6, but beg you,
for the- good of other suffering mortals, to make this my
ease 'as public as possible, as I- shall .on every occasion ;
in so doing, you will greatly oblige,' Sir, your grateful,
obedient, very humble servant, X . MURK ER.
Swan's Close, High-,street' Edinburgh.
Witnesses to the above Cure.:
London, England, 1802-05-18

BREVET.

Major-General Charles Daniel Count des Meunin to be Lieu-
tenant-General in the Artily. .
Colonel Ferdinand Baron Honlpesch to be gajor-General in

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the Army. -
To be Lieutenant-Colonels in the Army-v.-Major Sir James
Bontein, Ban. on Half-pay of the lateKelso Regiment.
Major William Bray, Of the 4th West India Regiment.
Major Charles A uriol, of the x4th-Light Dragoons.
To be Major in the Army—Captain John Ross, of the Cold-
stream Guards.