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London, England, 1802-08-23

QUEEN's COUNTY

Grand jury Room, Summer Assizes, Aug. 14, 1302.
HE following T
ADDRESS was unanimously
agreed to:
.To MAJOR-GENERAL SIR EYRE COOTE,
Knight of the Batt'', &c. &e.
11R,

We, the High Sheriff and Grand Jury of the Qneen!s
County, begleave to congratulate you on the distinguished
mark of approbation which "our beloved Sovereign has beeii
graciously pleased to confer on you.
We participate With the rest of our,Countrymen,' in-the
glory you have acquired in the .most hazardous and spirited
enterprizes of the, late War ;—hut we fed a peculiar pride in
the Honour obtained by a Native of our County.
We should have taken the earliest opportuinity of etpress-
ing our sense of your highly meritorions conduCt; but were
apprehensive that an Address of this nature (at the eve of an
Eleetion) iniOn be construed as giving you art advantage of
the other Candidates, which we know is far from your wish.

We sincerely and earnestly hope that a long continuance of
the blessingfi of Peace • fhay obviate the necessity of again
calling forth your military talents-; but we have no doubt, it
unfortunately the contrary snould 12_t the case, they will be
exerted,,as they always have been, to the advantage of your
King and Country.
Resolved, That the foregoing Address, together with Sir
Eyre's Cocte's Answer, be Published_ three times in the
Evening Post, and in Tnr. Su N. • •• •
ISAAC FIUMPHRYS, Sheriff. •
W. W. POLE. and Fellows.

SIR EYRE CObTE's ANSWER.

To the HIGH SHERIFF and GRAND JURY of the
QUEE,^I's COUNTY,

GENTLEMEN,
Nothing can be so flattering as the Address you have this
day presented to me.
My humble exertions in the service of my Country have
been amply rewarded : they have met with the approbation
of our most gracious Sovereign : they have attracted the no-
tice of the High Sheriff and Grand Jury of the Queen's Coun-
ty. The favourable opinion of- my Military •condua, so
kindly expressed L/y you, will, if possible, 'increase my zeal
in the- endeavour to render myself useful to ray King and
Country.
. .

Uncle( the strongest impression of gratitude, 1 request you
will he pleased to accept my warmest Thanks, and belleve
me, with every sentiment of respecl, •
Gentlemen,
Your most obliged and obedient Servant,
EY-RL C 0 OTE, Major-General.
•
Maryboro', Aug. 14, 152..
London, England, 1802-08-23

DIVIDENDS.

Sept: i 4. James 'FlueVali and Robert Hesheth, corn-met-
.chant, at eleven, at the Globe Tavern, joini-street;
Liverpool. ,
Sept. 2.5. Griffith Jenkins, of Swansea, Ginmorganthire,
tanner, atone,' at the Mackwortit Acme Inn, Swansea.
OA. 9. fohn Martindale, of St.-Jayne.,':.-street, Middlesex,
wine-merchant, at ten, at Guildhall, London.
Sept. 18. Rich. Porter, the younger, et Derby, .groder, at
eleven, at the Fox and Owl Inn, Derby.
Sept. 13. Thomas Cartwright, of Manchester, upholsterer,
at three, at the White-Horse Inn, Manchtster.
Sept. is. Thomas Robinson, of Liverpool, timber-mer-
chant, at eleven at the Globe Tavern, john-:street,
pool.
London, England, 1802-08-23

Dr. ANDERSON's •RECREATIONS.
• This 'DA), was published, •
Elegantly printed by Beasley, in 6 Vols. BYo. Price 31. :fs;
in boards,
b ECREATIONS in . AGRICULTURE, Na..
tural History, and 1111scellancotis Literature,
By -TAMES. ANDERSON, LL.D. F.R.S. •
London: Printed lOr John Cumming, No, 49, Holborn
Hill.- '
N. B. Among other important Article's •in the coufse of.
Work, i this ork, is noluded an Account of the Doctor's late in-
vention of the Patent Hot Houses.
Of J. 'Cumming-- may likewiie 130 had, Dr. Anderson's
Essays relating to Aviculture aud Rural Atfiirspthe•Fittla
Edition, in 3vols. Svo. With Plates and illustrative Fi4ures,
Piice .0. 75. lit Wald*.
London, England, 1802-08-23

CERTIFIC4TES

Sept. rz. John Cooper, of Chorley, Lancashire, cotton-ma-
.
nufadurer.
Edward, Brewer, of Cricklade, Wilts;:money-scrivencr.
james.:Tatbck, of Finch-Sine, London, tnlAcr.

IVLIILS.

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London, England, 1802-08-23

NORFOLK SCRUTINY,.

TUESDAY thC Counsel for,colonelli7opt:-torsE
proceeded to take their ohjefflons against 84 Votes
for Sii jAcon ASTL E Y and 73 for Mr. Cuite
there having been already scrutinized 14 double
Votes for Cults and Vvr oDE El 0 F. and only three
Plumpers for ASTLE?, whtch made a difference of
It in their nuthbers. This day 19 Votes fur
COKF, and As'TLE-y-, and one Plumper fur, ASTLItY;
we're strati< of:

Wednesday z Votes for, COK E and Mit EY.
and one Plumper for the latter, fv‘:erc rejeaed.
Mr. CoriE addressed rhe,Cuurt
.with considerable.
warmth, protesting against the Assessor' decision;
by which he said ju4tice had not been done .him,
and against Which he should appeal to a supCrior
Jurisdiaion,
Ttursday, 'after the objet ions of Colonel t* OD. E
H 01,E agiiinsE COK E and ASTI. EY vvqe gone
through, seven of turns against Sir jAcolt
AST E Y were necessarily given up, there not being
a sufficient number of his Plutnpers in. the lists ,
already delivered,. against which they could be'
taken. The Counsel for Sir JACOB AsTLE7 and
Mr. COKE refused to abide any longer by their
former agreeMent respeding Lists, and claimed a
right to objet to whatever Votes they 'might
choose to select from the. Poll, without giving any
previous notice. Against this demand Mr.,HAR.
Ar EY made a remonstrance, and the Assessor diratcd
for the future,_ the Lists sho'uld be delivered
lo him,

.On this day Is Votei on; cf 18 cor Mr. Coxl
find Sir JACOB A,TLEY were struck off; and 1:
Votes for Col. WoDEitotrsE were re ..e so that
Sir JACOB Asti.Ex's majority on, the Poll is now
reduced to 88.

hCld,ly, at two o'clock, 12 Votes for ASTL.EY,
and for WODEHOUSE, have,been.stAucic. off.
London, England, 1802-08-23

J:1" AARIED.

On the 12th inst. at Stareley, Yorkshire,. John Wattson,
Esq. of Bi:ton Park, to Mir Hannah Hartle)i, second
daughter of toe Rev: 'lames Hartley, Rector of,that place.
Lieutenant-Colonel Vancleieur, to Miss Elizabeth Croas-
daile, of Ryan, in the Q teen's County, Ireland.
Go Sa:urJay last, at Kensington, the Itev. T. F. Stuart,
Retlor of Lower Graveniiiirt, to bliss Caroline- S_tiell, of
Chelsea. : _ _

The same day, Me: William Sells, Of Cripplegate, to
MiSs Willats, eldest daughter of Th.ornasWillats, E.sq. of
the

DIED.

On Saturday, ..Mr. .11iLlby, Printer, of Peterborough-
con:, Fleet-tre.et.
• .. . _

TUC sarneetfeiling, in lke,:iford-square, Mrs. Leverton, wife
of Sr. Levetton, Architect.
At Poole, Mrs, Paulina Allen, wife of the Conti-oiler-of
the Customs at that place. -'

. .
Bank Stock ' India Stock
Navy c per Cent. 90,44 South Sea Stock
per Cent. t 797, tuo,M Excheq. Bills par 23. par
Irish 5 per Cent. Fundable ditto prent.
per Cent. Con. 86 71 61- 3d Exchequer Bills dis
per Cent. Red. 69 8i,9-1-4 innnitlin 91- Si 9Si dis,
3 per Cent. COll. 68ibi8i -Inver. 3 per Cent.
Ditto Seri}) Ditto Ann.
Bank Alin." 2o 7-14 Bank for opening
Ditto Short Ann. lndia fur Acc.
Ditto Scrip Consolsliir Acc.

ea ICI;
SA 1 UR
London, England, 1802-08-23

BRIGHTON, AUG. 22,

WHETHER the Inhabitants of London are more
disposed to migrate this• Summer than usual, or
whether the attraCtions of Brighton have prevailed
over those of other Watering-places, we do not
know, but certainly it is crowded this year beyond
all former example, notwithstanding the.great 'in—
crease of buildings, Tbe Impoct4tions too. from
Dieppe are alsc, pretty. numerous, alld the tri—
coloured cockade is now as little ,ap
.Pl)j ea of
curiosity.,as. it wars formerly of alprelienaion,

The Theatre,- with the as;istance now and. then
of 'a London 'Performer, and by the suppression of
.raffling, succeeds tolerably Well. The Officers of
;the Prince's Regiment last night bespoke Speed the
sua-rT Was tohave played Sir AM Handj•
and EMERY ,Earmer. itchiTeld. The audience. were,
however, disappointed of the former, fin:he was ob-
liged to play in the Haymarket.. Mr. and -Mrs.
Pot' Elare engaged here 'for a few nights; they
.make their first ;ippearance
.in Young Beville and.
Indiana', on Tuesday.
1,61-4 THuRL9 w is:here, and we are happy to,
add, in very good. health.
The Adz..evture, the loss of which-has been so,
.much the subjea of conversation, is gone to,Shore-
ham. The plank through which the hole was made,- in
con3epi,-nce of which. she 'snA7_
oilier, and cent seald up to London.
Much of the corn in this neighbourhood is cut
and the crops are in general unusually ab4ndant.

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London, England, 1802-08-23

By SIR ISAAC NEWTON.

- Translated into English by Andrew Motte..
To which are added, The Laws of the Moon's Motion ac-
Lording to Gravity, by fohri Machin, Astronoiner, Prof.
Gresh. and Sec. Roy. Soc. To which is alsO4iow first added,
NEWI'ON's SYSTEM of the WORLD, originally intend-
ed to have accompanied this Work ;• together with an Ac-
count-of his Life.. The whole revisEd and carefully correct-
ed by WILLIAM DAVIS, Author of a " Complete Tre,;-
tise on. Land -Surve,iing," and -the 'l4 Use of the Globes ;"
Editor of the " Gentleman's Mathematical Companion,"
" Maclaurin's •Fluxions," and ". F"Cnnin's Algebra."
London: Printed tbr H. D. Symonds, Paternoster-row.
London, England, 1802-08-23

DOVER, AUG. 22.

LOrd CHOLMONDELEY and family sailed this
morning in the Ve'nus Passage Vessel, Captain
SHARP.

A melancholy circumstance occurred on board a
French Passage-vessel last night : Mr. WRIGHT',
an eminent Seedsman in- the Strand, London, who
.was coming Pasienger; suddenly jumped overboard
about ten o'clock at night, when, the vessel was
about mid-channel, and sunk immediately.. The
vessel was instantly hove-to, and every effort made
to discover and save'him, but in vain,
London, England, 1802-08-23

1PEY11106174 Ave. zr.

,
His Royal Highnes's the PRINCE of WALE'',
arrived yesterday afternoon; 'andafter promenading'
the Esplanade, with the KING and PRINCESSES,
spent the ' evening with THEIR MAJESTIES at
GloucesterlOdge.

This morning His MA-J ESTY,. accompanied by
the PRINCE Of WALES and DUKE Of CUMBER,
LAND, attended by Colonels CAR TWR I,GHT and
FITZROY-,- rode to Maiden Castle,• to review the
Oxford Blues, now in quarters at-Dorchester. The
QUEEN and PRINCESSES rode„jri theirs_ garriages
through. the village of Upway... .. .
Last night a Private of the Guards broke open
the house.of Mr. BOLT, and stole a silver watch:—
he was surprized by. the. Neighbours before he had
time to perpetrate further,depredation ;. they pur..
sued him, and found him concealed in a boat, wrapt
in thesails. After yndergoiog an examination be..
fare the Magistrates, the. Culprit was committed to
Dorchester Prison, to take his trial at the As.
sizes.
London, England, 1802-08-23

WANTED,

AN ASSISTANT to.a Grammar School of con-
siderable repute.. He must be well acquainted with
the Classics, and School Compositions. The best testimo-
nials will be 'required.. The Stipend will be very liberal.
N. B, Apply by Letters (post-paid) to A.B. at the Post:i
Office, Winchester.
London, England, 1802-08-23

N MBER 3097.1

VAUXHALL.
Under the Patronage of His Royal Highness the PRINCE
.•-_

of WAI:ES

And in Commemoration of 'the Birth of His Royal Highness
• THE DUKE OF CLARENCE,

THIS PRESENT EVENING, August 23, 18oz,
WILL BE

A- SUPERB GALA.
When the Gardens will be ILLUMINATED in a style of
the highest BRILLIAN,CY, and will be variously Orna-
-mented with appropriate NAVAL DEVICES,-together
.vith PORTRAITS of most of the GALLANT BRI-
TISH 'A DMIRA LS, who so nobly distinguished them--
selves in the last WA lt„,. The Grind Transparency of the,
DEFEAT of the DUI CH FLEET, will also be exhi-
bited at, the End of the Cross Walk, the whole forming a.
true scene of N ATIO NA L GRANDEUR.
The CONCERT will consist of a Seleaion of
SYMPHONIES AND OVERTURES,

tram the best Masters. The First Ad of which will con-
clude with OCCASSIONAL ODE.

tetween—tie Act, His Royal Highness the DUKE of
yoßK'b BAND, and the Bands of PANDEANS,
LANES E, and SA VOYA RDS, will perform ENGLISH
and FRENCH AIRS.

And at the End of the Concert, in Honour of the Night will
be given a Grand Display of Brilliant
FIR E_WORKS..
By Mons. ROSSI and TESSIER.
AdmiSsiOn Three Shillings.
Doors open at Seven, and the Concert begins. at Eight o'Clock.

MONMOUTHSHIRE CANAL NAVIGATION,
I7U-IEREAS by an Ad of Parliament lately
vv passed, the Company of Proprietors of the Mon-
triouthshire Canal Navigation are empowered to raise a cer-
tain Sum of Money, by Mortgage or otherwise, for carrying
into etled the purposes of the said A.
At a Special General Meeting or ,Assembly of the Said
Company of Proprietors, held on the 28th July instant, it
Was Resolved to Borrow such Sum or Sums of Moaey as
Play from time to time be wanted, in Surw, of not than
One Hundred Pounds, upon Mortgage at 51. per Cent. of the
Tolls or Tonnage of the said Canal.
71:017 any further Particulars, apply to Morgan Pairy, at
the 'anal Office, in Newport, Or at the Banking House of
Edwards, Templer and Company, Stratford-place, London.
No part of the Money will be wanted until Michaelmas
text, and no Expence of Deed incurred by the Lender.
By Order of the Company,
MORGAN PARRY,
Newport, July ft, 1802. Clerk to the Proprietors.
, N. B. The Interest will be regularly paid every Half Year
by Bills of seven days sight upon London.
London, England, 1802-02-12

MARRIED.

Yesterday, at Havant, Captain Pritzler, of the list Dra-
goons, and • Major of Brigade to the Forces, to Miss Newland,
' daughter of Bingham Newland, Esq. of Rotherfield Park,
The same.day, Robert Dewar, Esq. of Clapham, Surrey,
to Miss-Nest, of the same pEce.
• Lately, Lieutenant Montague, of the Royals, to Miss
Fowles, third daughter of the Rev. J. Fowles, of Romney,
Kent.

Lately, at Leith, Charles Kcrr, Esq. of Calder Bank,
Lanarkshire, to Miss Marion Sharp, daughter of Francis
Sharp, Esq. Comptroller of His Majesty's Customs at Leith.

POST OBIT.
-
ANTED by a Gentleman of the rc'
speelability, in the County of York, tb;:
. for the loan of which double that Sum will he tu4r(o
ed ithin six months after the demise of a Gentlernit,"
near seventy, upon whose death the Borrowcr ‘vil I be e'!",:rie,A
to a property of the yearly value of Soool. : Or
will secure to the Advertiser an Annuity of 3001. Fer
during the, Life ofthe above-mentioned Gentleman, 1" -„al,
vertiscr will pay an adequate monthsto be nt.•.Y
_tereeci
for such Annuity, within six aft,:r that C;eotlerigi
deced;,e A to MP
For further Particulars, application may be rll4lue -
Mason, Attorney-at-Law, in Doncaster, Yorkshire.
__.....
London, England, 1802-02-12

PORTSMOUTH, FEE. 11.

SAILED His Majesty's Ships Boadicea, Stj::
Centaur, and Barilair, for Torbay '; His Majesty
Ship Carysfort, on a Cruize ; His Majesty's ship,
J '
Winchelsea and Druid, for the West Indies ; sti
prize, PE ARSON, for Lisbon ;..Harriet, PENO'
for Gibraltar ; Novo Cento, NADST EDT, for G°ttcn.
burgh; and Hale, PENN, for Marcou.
Came into Harbour, the Amphitrite TrgiVrtli
Arrived the Lady Barges, East Indianian, 2°
several other outward bound Vessels from ill°
Downs.
London, England, 1802-02-12

DEAL, FEB. 11.

His Majesty's Ships Plantagenet and Braul``ol
with the East India Company's Ships 3faryg's
Wellesley, Cirencester, Lady lane D undo') at,
Marchioness of Exeter, with the whole of the citia,
ward-hound, sailed this morning- to the Wes°v3r
Arrived the Batavian Brig Of WarHasje,
i
Yss RANT Commander, with Dispatcries from
°
voetsluys, for the Squadron at Rochelle; al"cl 51
has sailed on her voya,ge.

m. •
Yesterday the Dispatch
es
for Madras and —3,re
by the ships Perseverance and Cire
finally closed at the East India House and aeliVe e,
t
to their respeetive Pursers. ncester Wy
London, England, 1802-02-12

I return his most sincere and grateful acknowledge.
merits to the House, fat the. honour-it had done
him 'in making him the obje& of its choice. As
best proof of the sincerity of his gratitude, he
hoped 1-,l9use would always find in him the most
unremitting exertion; in the discharge of the ardu-
ous duties 'of that office in which their kindness•had
placed him, the most prompt obedience to the col-
letlive sense of the House, and the strongest dispo-
sition to afford every assistance to their labours in-
dividually. But to render these exertions really
serviceable, he had most earnestly to • entreat the
assistance of the House, which alone could enable
him to support their Authority, to maintain their
ancient and undoubted Privileges, to uphold the
regularity of their Proccedings,, and to preserve
their inestimable forms of ProCeeding, because these
forms were the best safeguard for their Privileges,
and their Privileges were the rights of the People.
Several private Petitions were brought up, and
Bills ordered to be brought in thereon.
A new Writ was ordered for the County of Ty-
rone, in Ireland, in the room of Lord Coaity, who
has succeeded to an Irish Peerage.
The Fish Market Regulation Bill was read a se-
cond time, and was ordered to be committed tp-
morrow,

Mr. WYN/FE brought up a Bill for amending
the zgth get), 11. commonly called the Lords' Ad.
It was read a first time,. and was ordered to be read
a second time on Monday se'nnight, and to be
printed,
Mr. EpLifON presented a Petition from the Pri-
soners confined for Debt, in the Gaol of the County
of 4incoln, praying for relief.--Prdered to lie on
the Table.

Lord GLENBERVIE brought up The Southern
Whale Fishery Amendment Bill, which was read a
first time, and was ovdered to be read a second time
to.morrow.

The CHANCELLOR of the EXCREQUER moved,
that the Report of the Committee of Ways and
Means might •be received, which was agreed to.

The Report was brought up, read a first and se-
cond time, arid agreed to.
Upon the Motion of Mr. VANSITTART, it was
ordered, that the House should tomorrow resolve
itself into the Committee of Ways and Means, and
into the Committee of Supply.
Mr. VANSITTART moved, that the Aft of the
37th Geo. 111. for carrying into efre# the Treaty
of Amity and Commerce between Great Briti.in and
the United States of America, should be read.

The Clerk having read the A6l,
Mr. VANSITTART moved, that the House should
resolve into a Committee on the said Ad to-mor-
row.--Ordered.

Adjourned.
London, England, 1802-11-06

DIRD.

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On the tst inst. at his lodgings, in Adm..: _met, Melel'
James M'Vickar Affieck, Esq. M. D of the Wand of 13'
ma.
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On Thnrsday, the 4th instant,7at Cheam, in the co.unty'or
Surrey, Mrs. Pybus, wido".lr of the late john Pyhus,
of Cheam, and mother of Charles Small i'ybus, Esq. ..1,4 °
the Lords Commissioners. of tlie.Treasury.
On the 3d instant, at Bath,. Robert Bissett, Esq. of Ma'
Beira. - • , •

61 OC Ks,

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3d Exchequer Bills dis.
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India for Ace.
Cons, for Nov.
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here. Archbishop said Mass this morning in_
the Ce,sular Palace.

Nov mu rlt I.—Yesterday morning the First
Consul, accompanied by some General Officers, 'and
escorted by a party of the National Guard,' rode
round a part of the environs of Rouen. On his re-
turn Mass was celebrated in the Palace by the Arch-
bishop.. After Mass, the Mayor and Municipal
Officers of the City waited upon the First Con-
sul, and presented him with the presents which

wee.• regulated by the ancient Government.

They consisted of forty boxes of dried sweet_
Meats, and 40 bottles 9f wine. The Mayor then
addressed the First
Consul and Madame BONAPARTE,
after which there was an audience, in which several
Civil and Military Bodies were introduced.

It is said that there are sOOO Negroes at Drest,
knt thither by Generals ,LECLERC and RICHE.
thANSE.—We know not what is to be done with them.
31.—.. We can now announce
BRUSSELS, OCT.
with certainty, that the First Consul will visit
Our Department next month. We have received
to this effect intelligence fiom the Capital, which
may be regarded as authentic. Apartments are al.
isacty fixt-ki upon for the Detachments of: the Con_
sular Guard, who will be here about the middle of
text month. The Prefer`} of the Department of the
Bcheldt, during his stay Paris, also received a
positive assurance that the First Consul will visit
the City of Ghent, one of the richest • Cities: in our
Country.

VIZNNA. OCT. i6.-.-A Courier has arrived here
from Venire, dispatched by the President GRIMANI ;
bengs an account of some disturbances having
broth out in that City, in consequence of the
Picilt* of Cash, which has very much impeded
t mercial proceedings.
.44/quillity has been re-established in Croatia.
- 114tIssow, Ocr. zz..—The following is the
f, °ltilaran agreed upon by the Deputation, respea,
:
the Plan of indemnities. -
London, England, 1802-11-06

EXTRACT I)? A LETTER FROM FARIS) NOV.!.

" The Senatus Consulte Organique of the 6th
Brumaire, (28th 061.) is particularly entitled to
notice. I need not transcribe the provisions of that
Decree, as you have doubtless seen it in the French
Papers ; but the whole drift of.the Arreti- is evi-
dently calculated to allure mechanics, artizans, &c.
from England, by abridging the term formerly re-
quired to become a French Citizen, from ten years
to One. I fear that many of my Countrymen will
be fatally deluded by this Ad ; but the English
Government will no doubt take the proper measures
to prevent a ruinous Emigration. Believe me, if
the discontented persons-On your side of the water,
were but aware of the disappointment that awaits.
theM, when they come over to France, flushed ,with
the hope's of success, they would be very glad to
stay at hoine.—l know several persons that' have
made the experiment td their Sorrow, particularly a
person in the Cotton Trade, who came over with
strong reCornmendations.to the French Government.
He was introduced to CHAPTAL, the Minister for
the Interior, and a.Commit tee appcihated to examine
hid]: The Committee returned a favourable report,
and for a long. time he was buoyed tip with promises
of the most liberal encouragement. Central Schools
were to be establiShed, the proper intendance of
which was to be dwnfided to him, with a 'handsome
salary. Members of the Institthe %I/ere then ap-
pointed to examine him more minutely upon the
nature of the machinery, and the inniost secrets' of
the Manufadure. Their report, like the-preceding,
'Was in his favour, and it even went so' far, that an II
aareement vas aaually draWn up between himself,
and -certain persons appointed on the part of Go.
vernment ; the very next 'day being fixed Upon for
signing, sealing and deli Very. The next day,how-
eVer, came ; but no Message from the MipiSter. At
length, after being kept in susPenee neatly a fortnight,:
he received a letter, purporting that it did not at
present suit the vie*vi of theFrrnch Government to
engage in the concern ; but that he was at
to stake the most he could of hit ingenuity. - The
original of all the letters that passed on this occasion
have been shewn to me, so that Ispeak with con-
fidence. I can even give you the very chord;' of,the
last letter he received froM the Minister of the)la,.
terior, Mons. CHAPTAL, which I took :Ale precau-
tion to transcribe. They run thus, afteraelling him,
that the GovernMent had dropt all idea ,of the
plan for the present : " Youi potevez voul occuper
" librement die loin de tires- de Vas connoissances
" indastrielles le part; vie volts croiriii le plus,
" convenable a vos interests."---Fine encourage-
ment this for a Man, who has been kept waiting, at
asreat.expence, and bdoyed up with faise.hopes-for
npviratds of six Months. I think • this instance,
among many, might serve to deter my.coun.rrymen
from engaging in such fallacious schemes.; they ate
sure to be severely duped in the end.: The French
will take care to 'warns their secrets from. them, and
then lease them to shift forthemseivesi": -
London, England, 1802-11-06

THE illitiiiki;)

AS YOU. 6K.F. FT.

brtity_iane;

Mits. JORDAN'S RothPiiii/ was last night as plak_
ful and animated as ever. If her mannerS, on the
whole, were ttOc equal' to tife coartly graces requi_
sire for the part, her spirit and hninuur • afforded an
ample atonement.' BANNISTER want§ pra&ice in
the part of Touchstone. The lnamour did not come
from him with ease or due firmness, and he addressed
his part of the dialogue too pointedly to the Au-
dience. Miss POPE'S Agdriy, thOUgil an inconsi-
derable part in the Comedy, was rendered conspi-
cuous, and very diverting, by her performance.

Co,uent-Garden.
London, England, 1802-11-06

PORTSMOUTLI, Nov. S.

ARRIVED the Commerce, SMITH, from Milford ;
Industry, BELLAMY, from Weymou;h; 3nd Ant,
SANGER, from Havre.

Sailed the Lord Seaford), Do WN I E, for Valentia.

DEAL, Nov. 5.

ARRIVED frOrn- Portsmotith, diFirlaglci-enne and
Jamaica Frigates ; and from Sheerness, the Clyde
Frigate, of 38 guns.
Sailed for Sheerness, the Arrow Sloop of War.
London, England, 1802-08-24

BARBADOES, JUNP

The 'Th ,fia Troop Ship., and the Cayeme Sloop 'or
\V..r, arrived here this day.
Our crops are abutitioir; and the I,land pettedly
healthy ; the accounts from Trinidad, eh, the latter
.0 ject, are not sn.favourable; the mortality at Su_
I.nam, &c. continues to be excessive.

SPORTING INTE4-IGENCE.

YORK AUGVST MEETING.
3IITURDAY, AVG. 21.

Oatlands' Stakes olsogs. e.icb, h. ft. 4-year 0103, 4 miles.
Sir FLWilliainsoe's b: c. Lancaster, by Sir Peter, Ist. 71b.
Sir W. Gerarti's b. c. Belleisle, by Sir Peter, Sst. - 2
Mr Fawkes's S. c Dr. Solatilr, by Aurelius, Sat.- 3
Six to four against Lancaster ; 6 tog agst Beileisle, 9 to 2
agst Dr. &ilancier, and great betting between Lancaster :tan
belleisle.—A good race.

RAW H

IDES.

Best Heifers and Steers (p. st.) Ordinary, zs. 81 to 25. 105,
3s. 61 to 35.•81 Market Call, 9s. 6d. each..
Middling, 3s. 2d. N 35. 4d. , English•Horset3S:to od.
Sheep sltins (Suearhngs) - as. 61 to zs,oct •
• Lamb Skins - - - - zs od to 33 64
London, England, 1802-08-24

ST. CROIX.
bANISH WEST INDIES: •
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION-- •
At Carraway's coffee-house, London)
•- In MARCH NEVI,'
, . ,
(Unless an acceptable Offer shall be sooner made).
THE SUGAR PLANTATION called BEES-
TO IC-11,1 LI-, Situate one Mile and a Half irony Bass
End, the Capital of
,the Island, with about 93 Negroes of
all descriptions, a good Stock of- Cattle,- and every other re_
quisire for the advantageou.s Occupation of the'Estate, which
consists of about tso Acres of excellent Land, .in Sugar and
Provision-Crowids, a very small pOrtion but, what is valua-
ble in its kind.

An excellent 'I3W E L I NG-HOUSE in one of the plea-
sac' ,st, and most healthy Situatiods in the West-Indies ;
. lit..--;se; -.vitt; two' Sets of Cc2ppers,
Curing-House, Mciasrs- Receiver, Ktun-Cellar,
three Stall-Stable, Coach-House, an 4 other Detached Offi-
ces, the whole in goer! repair.
The Purchaser to have Posession on the ist of August,
1803_. _ • • ,

• The Purellase-Money to be paid itf-Cash, or satisfaaory
Bills, toper- Cent. at the Lime of Sale ; so per Cent, at the
chile of delivering Possession, . and the- remainder by friu.r.
yearly Installments, with security for payment in London,
with Interest.
- Further particulars may be had, by inOiring upon. the
Premises ; of iltr. Varaknadrsch, Muscovy-Court, Tower_
Hill ; or Mr. Peasatn,.Serjeante-lan, Fleet-strzet.
London, England, 1802-08-24

PORTSMOUTH, Auc. 23.

PASSED by this Port for the Downs, the. Camtl
Man of War, from Jamaica, in six weeks.
Came into Harbour, the Monarch Transport,
Capt. HALL, after beipg released from Quarantine.
The Transport Mary Isabella, HIND, was this
day released from Quarantine, and sailed immedi.
ately for Deptford.
Arrived the Anm, BUTTON, from Havre ; Penns,
PLACF, front London ; and Charlotte, STEPHENS,
from Dunkirk.
London, England, 1802-08-24

DEAL, AUG. 23.

ARR frbm Portsmouth, and sailed for Sheer.
ness, the !Melpomene and .Cresce;lt Frigates.

Sailed the Glation, of 54 guns, with Con vies
for New South Wales, and Thetis Indiarnan, for
Bengal.

Sundby
_the, zotit Regiment of Light Dragoons,
commanded by I,ientenant-,Col. GALLESF.IE, from
Jamaica, were landed 4t Portsmouth, after a service
of twelve years. No European Troops could bear
a more healthy appearance, and what is most mira-
culous, without a Sick. man.• General WHIT,ELOCKE
inspeeted them on the Parade, and appeared highly
pleased with the, military appearance of those sun-
bnrnt 'Veterans: .We were sorry-to observe, that
they have only three of-their old OfficersseMaining.

Marquis WFLI.Est.Ey was at the City of Be_
nares on the ii th of March last, on his return
from visiting the Upper Provinces. Benares is
400 miles north-west of Calcutta, and his Lordship
was expected to reach Fort William in May.

The Postmasters General, in order to accommo-
date the COmpany frequenting South End during the
bathing season, haye.esWilished daily Post through
the RochfOrd 1-iun'dred, in Essex.

The Duke of NORFOLK has added to the beauti-
ful stained WindOw Memorial at Arundel Castle,
in Sussex, :the following inscription in honour of
the late Mr. BROOK, the Somerset Herald, whose
premature death, with that of fifteen other persons,
was occasioned by► the pressure of the crowd rushing
into f;le Pit of the Little Tllcatre in the Haymarket,
on.the 3d of Feb, 1794.

"I C. grooke ex Agro 'Ebor. Heraldus didus Somerset
Scientii. Artnornin. eruditissiiutts, . Prohitate, Sualvate,
Mdrum ckirds irruentc.l'uti.4. in Vnl beattu ovcubuit die
fs§'
London, England, 1802-08-24

P4R,IS, Au.. te.

Dy an Arr'ete of the Council of the /3th inst.
the Minister of the Interior is authorized to put in
a state of aaivity, the necessary labours for rept-.
ing the Palace of the Louvre for the reception of the
Monuments of Art arrived from Italy ; as also for
the National Library, the removal of which to that
Palace is ordered.
.The sum of sc,ooo francs per
month is appropriated for this purpose, until the
whole is completed.
• int r
The,Chespf;the Legion d'Elite was robbed on
the 4.th iobteof 180,700 francs ; but the robbers
have been apprehended, and 170,000 francs re.
covered by the Police.
AJACCIO (CORSIC4), JULY IS.—The Fete of
the Anniversary of the z4th of July was celebrated
here with great solemnity, and an Address suitable
to the occasion was delivered by the Counsellor of
State Mior, Administrator General of Corsica.
London, England, 1802-08-24

ST. KITTS.

TO BE SOLD, or LET C, a VALUABLE
P'LA'NTATION, •in the Parish' of Sr. John Capis
ten's, containing about 160 Acres of Land, with. Dwelling-
house, Windmill, and other Buildings thereon, now in the
occupation of Clement Caines,-Esq. whose Term expires at
Christmzis next. • •
For further particulars, apply to Messrs. Farrer, ticey,
Steadman, and Wall, Solicitors, Bread-street Hill,- London.
London, England, 1802-08-24

IEYIIICUTH, Arroesr

LAS-1' night THEM MAJESTIES and the Parr
egsses,
.accompanied by the PRINCE of WALEL
and his daughter PRINCESS \RLoTit, honoured
the Theatre with their presence, to the great joy
of our theatrical amateurs.. The performances Were
the Comedy of She Stoops to Conver ; in which Mr.
BANNISTER performed the part of Toe; Lumpkin,
with a song in charaaer ; and the Farce, never
aced here, called The Anatomist, or The Sham.
DoBor ; in the Farce -:Mr: I:I3.NNIsTr.a- also per_
formed the part of Crisi,iv, and Mts. Mtt.Ls a*
Beatrice. Betweer the -Play and Entertainment
Mr. BANNISTER sung.tiVo comic Stiritii:ca.lled Old
Mary and lobni and Tl-4 tragicatBl6,
Taylor, which gained great applat4l
was well filled, as it always is when•:Mr. BANN!.,
mit performs. Mr. BAw-Nistt R's songs were en.,
cored, and Mrs. MILLS was also much applauded.
This inorning'PßlNcE:ss,AvcusTA bathed. Ear/
ST. VINCENT arrived here last night, and walked
with His MAJESTY before breakfast on the Es..
planade.

THE rR IVIAJEsms and the PRINCESSES attended
Divine Serv.ice, where they heard 4 Sermon preached
by the Rev. WILLIAM TATTERSAL, from qth
Chapter of Isaiah, and 6th Verse.

After Church, I-1:s MAiEs-r-v, accompanied by
the PRINCE of WALES, the DUKE of CLIMBER.
LAND, Earl ST. VINCENT, Lord WALSHINGAM,
C. SOMERSET, and Sir H. NEALE, with a number
of Nobility, walked on the Parade.

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London, England, 1802-11-01

CORN EXCHANGE, Nov. 1.

THIS morning we had many fresh arkivals of
Wheat, with Foreign Parcels, which, occasioned
a reduetion of full 3s. per quarter on this article
in general ; the demand for Barley and Malt keeps
up their prices ; Pease and Beans of both sorts
have-a ready sale, and rather higher ; there is a good
supply of Oats, the Samples of middling quality are
Moderate, but the fine remain very dear; Flour not
quite so plentiful, and at terms as before.

Wheat . 42s a
.52s a 6os od Tick Beans • 30s a 33s od
Fine ditto -61 s a 6zs od Oats -15 s a 19s. a 24$ ocl
Malt - 44$ aOs od Poland ditto:
.5s a 261'6d
Barley - 23$ a 2.7 s 6d Rape See 4 331 a 361 per last
Rye - - . 33s a 36$ od Fine Flou:e -- gos a 54s od
White Pease 41s a 52s od Seconddo. ~ . 45a a sos od
• w 7 '
Beahs.- . - "'- 33s a 37s od 1

t ..ia..

The following Notice appeared in the-Ainsurdam
Cauraht of the z6th

The Court Bankers of his Majesty tile Ern-
,
per •.
or of all the Russias, RALi. and Rucovrcorr,
-haie been informed. by Messrs. BiTHNIANN, ban_
::leers of Frankfort, that a letter of credit for 36,000
gilders, dated, Petersburgh,. July rst, 18oz,
drawn by the above bankers, RALL, and Rucovt-
COFF, was 'ptesentet to them for the benefit of
Prince BAZILIUSVANGOItTSCHAKOFF, whO return-
ed the same to OTTENSORER and.-Co. of-Breslau. This
is to caution the Public that the said letter of credit
is a forgery, as well as several other bills fabricated
by the said Prince BAZILIUS VAN GORTSCHAKOFF.
,-Several a.dvertisements have been already published
in regard to these bills, and the Public Must
-their guard against all papers that may come fiorn
the hands of the said Prince BATA
SCHAKOFF. •
•-St. PeterSburgh, Sept. tz, aoz. ' .

The, remainder of the Nuns from Hengrave-hall,
twenty-five in.:number, on Friday passed through
IpSwich, on their route to Bruges.
At Hereford Michaelmas Fair :on Wednesday,
there was a' greater number of cattle of all kinds
than had been witnessed for many years. There
Were but few horses, which sold well. Hops-were
Much reduced in price : those which sold at Mid-
summer for ten guineas, now fetched only 81.—
There was much cheese sold, . which a vaibt - from
Foos. to 665. for one meal, and twa meal from 475.
to 565. Old Cheshire 74.5. But.rr tp5.,,,9d. to
t_rS. 6d. per stone.
At Swinstead Fair on Monday.lilsei there -Were
upwards of zo,ooo sheep : the fattest fetched good
prices ; but the value of both beast and sheep was
much reduced.

. Al 4 armer's Labourer, near tiereford, hos re-
ceived a Medal from the Agricultural Sbciety there,
for rearing in habits of honest industry, zo children.
On the 26th ult. was married at Bishop Wear-
mouth,' ROWLAND WEB TER, junior, Esq. of.
„Stockton, to. Miss MARY MALINc, daughter of
Joins MALING, Esq. of Grange, in the County of
Durham.
London, England, 1802-11-01

ACTS OF GOVERNMENT.-

The Senate, by an Organic Senatus Cantuhum
of the 18th inst.
,have decreed, that for five years
from the publication of that A6l, all Foreigners
who have rendered, or who shall render important
terviees to the Republic ; who shall bring into it
Talents, Inventions, or useful Industry-, or who
shall form great Establishments, shall, after being
domiciliated' one year, be admitted to enjoy the
rights of a Frentiv Citizen. This right is to he
conferred by at- Decree of Government, upon the Re-
port of the Minister of the Interior.

The Senate; have also, by another Organic Sr -
natur Consubum, decreed, that the functions of
Juries shill- be suspended during the years i r and
12 ( titer, i Sod) in the following Depa-rtnlentS : Des
Cdttes.du-Nord, du Morbihan, de Fautluse, des 136u-
ekes-du-Rhone, du rcr, des ill,oes Maritimes, du
Colo, du Liamone, du Pc, de la Dcire, de la Sesia,
de la Simla, de Marengo, and Du Tenaro.

A Treaty of Peace has been concluded.between
the KING Of SWEDEN and the PACHA Of TRIPOLI,
The former engages to pay the sum of iso,ono
piastres immediately, and an annual tribute.of 8000
piastres, in consideration of which, all the Swedish
prisoners are to be liberated)
London, England, 1802-11-01

not 'cenii(ter this as the best

REyivot.ns's.drainalic Works. It is much too
solemn io some .oirts, :nid 'Much too wild and
cal in others,;,.. in,lccd, cve could- p.refer a ionitipil:
city of •ebitilions to the 'Fable and tondud of
this Play. Yet the
•Pnblic is the Tribunal; and.
if a -Piece obtains a im.rcifut
..verdid at that
.Tribu:.
nal, Criticism must. be• content to to the
comfoon voice, arch parti;iipatt.: in tht general
timent... • .

. .
There are, ak usnal, in the Works of this 't
ter, an abundance of 'temporary allusions and strokes
of satirical humour, at we littfy Stark joLiers,
street &dux, Ladies
.who make their visitors pay for
cards,, at the Opera, at Local Per.fortners, b'aw.yerr,
most of which were very- successfol. One
:sally of this kind was particularly relished. Posy.:
pone', the Attorney, priding himself on' his musical
powers, thinks of becoming 'public singer, and,
comparing the enjoyments (f such a charafter, with
the disadvantages of his own profession, he observes,.
that a Singer has often the pleasure of being called
Upon for the repetition Gfa -favourite air," but,"
Says he, " who would encore Chancel), ?"
,:the most diverting' iocident ip the Piece vva!✓that
in which. Poitpone seizes and carries off -in his'•
arms, Privilege, whom, from his-effeminate look;
he takes for Lauretta in disguise, exclaiming, ‘‘ the
trial is on, anti the witresses are called," just at
the moment when Pi ivil.ege had surprized Honoria;
and:was going to force her to marry him.'
The Piece was vx.ry 'well received on the wholei•
and very few marks of disaliproliation occurred.
it had the support :of excellent aging- altogether',
but LEwis, FAWCETT', MUNDgI,I,.EMERY, «Os
Mrs. MATTOtf, particularly distinguished t:he-ms
selves, in the comic department. Mt-F.. Lyrcit-
FIELD -and Mrs. H. SIDI') ONS, acquitted chemSelvec
.very well in the 'seriousprOvince. - •
On the entrance. 'of Lewis, an universal testis.
mony of cordial congratulation, on • his recovery
frOni his late alarthing illness, burst-forth, and cons
tintaed for some He., was himself very
much afFeeled, by this
-very fiatfering proof of pubs
blic Tegard,-tiut, after giving way for a moment to
his feelingS,lie returned,with manly spirit to his duty,-
Much of the serious 'part of this Play ought to
be Omitted..solemn and dis.astrous for
Comedy. /We know nnt.why. a C4ild, dressed -like
a Bond-street Lounger; and entitled Lord Orlando,
De aurcy, *as introduced, as the' tendency of snail
a part is to-bring Nobility into contempt, .a purpose.
wholly' inconsistent with' the known constitution-it
principles of the -Author, .and.-the loyalty of the'
Theatre. SUch 'however is its tendency, for who
can hear of 'thy Lord and hi: .4rdship;. applied to,
such an insignificant charakcier, without emotions
of contemptubns-inerrialent,? - •
The Prologue, proceeding upon a figure taken from
the late el4....etion&ring -contests, and applied to. the
Candidate for dramatic succesS,..is neatly written.
The Epilogue is a very poor composition, distill_
gnished by nothing bit dulness., bordering upon
obscenity.„7.:, •
London, England, 1802-11-01

LEICESTER

TO BE SOLD IN LOTS, or.LETT on BUILDING
. LEASES... •
ANY PART of that 131-E,CE of GROUND
known by the naMe of-the FRIERS, in, the Borough
of Leicesto*..lt Lommimicates.with t priheigli•Street of the
:Town, and lies to c:unsiderable extent on the Bank of the
Navigable River Soar, which falls into the Trent.' The whOle
is Extra Parochial, and the, Land-Tax has beefs redeemed.
t is a-situation peculiarly eligible for the eredion of Manu-
fadories requiring a breadth of ground, and the acivantage.of.
cheap' and easy carriage. to most parts of the Kingdom, by
- .

F,o; farther particulars, inquire of Walter Ruding, Esq.
WeSICOLCS, near Lekester. .

• _ ROCIIDA-LE'CANA I, SHARES.
.10 BE.SOLD BY AUCTION,
At Mrs. Marrioti's, the Roebuck Inn, in Rochdale, on Thurs.-
,

day the tall November, 18oz, precisely a Four. o'clock.
iu.the Afternoon, subjeft- to such Conditions as then
and.thery be produced, and in Such Lots as may, be agreed
utiOn at*the time of Sale ;
VIGIIIEEN ORIGINAL SHARES of Tool.
.;.4 each, and the half of one other such Share, in the
Rochdale Canal NaVigation.
Further particulars may be known by applying to Mr.
Hamer, Attorney-at-Law, Rochdale.

BRIDGNORTH.
AVERY, ES'T'ATE, in Fee Sim-
..
•, ,ple,- called the B R.O C A• S ;subject to such Con-
ditions as shall khen be produced), will be SOLD BY AU C-
T lON, by Pensarn Clarke, at the-Crown Inn, in Bridgnorth,
on Saturday the 6th day of November next, between the
hours o fiTliree and Eight in the Afternoon, unless previously
disposed of by Private Cptitiact, of, whi,ll, notice will be
given, consisting of a substaptial FARM-HOUSE, with
convenient Barns, Stables, Outbuildings • and Premises.
• thereto belonging, and about, 220 Acres of useful Arable,
Meadow, and • Pasture Land, divided into about thirty-'five
Inclosures, and a considerable quantity of Growing. Timber
therein ; and -also. the valuable Nines of Coal, Freestone,
and Clay, which have been bored and proved in the Estate,
and-nearly .adjoining the Iron Works of Billingsley.
The Estate, is situate in a Ring Fence, within seven Miles
of Bridgnorth, and One mile of the navigable river Severn,
in the Parish of 'Chelinardsh, in the-County of Salop, in the
tenure %of Messrs: Birkin and Startin, under Lease for
• twenty-one years from Lady-day last, at the very low Rent
of tool. ; part of the Purthase-money may remain on Mort-
gag', of the Premises.
treat for thesame by Private Contra, .and: for. further
particulars, apply to Mr. James Wellesbourne near Strat.
mason-Avon ; and Plans and Particulars of the Estateare
left at the Offices of M4ssrs: James and 131.1ghes,
Warwick; and Messrs. Marshall and Smith, Solicitors,
Uridgnbrth. . . . ,
London, England, 1802-02-15

DIVIDENDS.

Alarch 2.7. John Stainsby, of Cornhill, wpolleta.clraper, at
twelve, at Guildhall '
Narcit 4. Sarah Armstrong, of Bath, ironmonger, at eleven,
at Guildhall, London.
:]arch 13. I'4-nes Pitkethly, of Wood-street, Cheapslcle,
-druggiiit, at ten, at Guildhall. -
Iklarcn 9. Edmund Haworth, of Mill-Hill, near Black-
burn, John H;...v.-orth, of Hampstead, and J Ilaworth,
Ardwiek, Manci-4eSter, calico-pi4iters, at Afr,..p.:11, at tilt.
Bridgewater-Arms, MancheSter.
:IVlarch t 6. Valentine Walker, late of Great Kirby-street,
Hatton-Garden, watch-case-maker, at ten, at Guildhall.
March 9. Joseph Dean, 01 the Strand, laceman, at eleven,
•
at Guildhall.
March 13. Edward Holmes, of roster-lane, Londonev-zller, j
• :1
at ten, at
sfarcll $. Henry I<caberts, late of Arreton, Isle of Wight,
-b um Roberts, of Ne%vport, and Mark Gregory, late of the
King's-Awns-Yard, London, bankers, at one, at the Green
Dragon Inn, Newport.
larch g. BdWard Robinson; of Dudley, Worcestershire,
' Carrier; at elevcrt, ar the Dtidlcv '45- A rms`l

March 12. John S of Lanca. ster, and George Shaw, late
of Kingston, me{,;n4uts, at the G rapes Inn, Lancaster.

March Z. 'Pepe Tonics, of Bilston, draper;ii &TO, if the
Red-Lion Inn, Wolverhampton. •
March 6. Thomas Harrison and John Brackley Prichard,
of Liverpool, pctsellers, at twelve,' at the Roe-Buck
Ncwcatle-under-Lyme, Stafford.
March 8. john Thompscn, now or late of Blackburn,
cotton-inanulaaurer, at eleven, at .the St. John's Tavern,
Blackburn.
March B. Alexamtr Butler, now or late of Blackburn,
fa&or, at two, at the St. John's Tavern, Blackburn.
March 9. Paul Newman, of Milksham, Wiltshire, clothier,
at eleven, at the Bush Tayern, •Bristol.
March 6. D'Arcy Boulton, Philip Morgan, Thomas Morgan,
John, Gaspar Vancouver, and Benjamin Stow, of Coper's-
Bridge, Surrey, merchants, at twelve, at Guildhall.
Feb. 24: Nicholas Morrell, of Nei.vton-upon-Ouse, York-
shire, dealer, at twelve, at the White llorse Inn, Copper-
gate, York.
CERTIFICATES.
•
March 6. John Herichan, of Liverpool, dealer.
William Middleton,'john Holland Pemberton, and George
Felton, of Livertiadl, merchant,.
John Gilman, of li,nen-draper.
lames King, late of South t.lworth, dealer.
John Greaves, of Pudsey, Yorkshire, and Josepli.Dufton, of
Farnley, Leeds, merchants.
Edmund •Toinpkins and Robert Tompkins, of Deretend,
Birmingham, prated in k.. 7. s rand- makers.
London, England, 1802-02-15

COPYING • MACHINES._

These Machines, by which writing may be expeditiously
and clearly copied, are brought by N. MIDDLETON to
the utmost perfe6tion, and comprised in a mahogany case,
which forms a complete Desk ; some so small, as to be the
greatest convenience to those who travel ; others of a size
and form to answer the purposes of a complete Secretaire.
A 'large Assortment of Razors, and all kinds of fine Cut-
lery.
London, England, 1802-02-15

ENGLISH STATE LQTTERY,.IBOT,<"

TO COMMENCE DRAWING NEXT MONDAY WEEK.
HoDGES and Co.. Stock-Brokers, NO. 149,
'.oxford-street, opposite Bond-street, and No. 44, St..
James!s-strcet, most respedfully inform the Nobiliry and
Public, that they have a great variety of Tickets and Shares
on Sale, on the most reasonable Terms.
Capital Prizes in the last English and Irish Lotteries,
Sold and Shared at the above Offices :
No. 29,467 a Prize of k . 2.0;006

15,7 c!
24,757
e6c, 12~,

20,000
10,000
5,000

32131 : 5,000
26, 9 5;008
G-T Prizes to any Amount paid on Demand, and Govern.
:tient Securiteis bought and sold by Commission.
London, England, 1802-02-15

PLYMOUTH, Fes. 13.

SAILED the rile de Paris, of 110 guns, for.
Torbay ; the Amelia, La Nymphet Ametkysi and
Oiseau, Frigates, on a Cruize in the Channel.
Arrived the. Seagull, of 18 guns, from Ports-
mouth ; and La Sujfsante, Sloop of War, from a
Cruize ; also the Ship Esther, of London, RICHARD
ABBOT master, from Jamaica, laden with sugar,
coffee, &c. bound to London ; nine weeks passage.
Thirteen invalid Soldiers came Passengers in her
from Jamaica.