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which he said W 33 cnpied from the Mt by which
ridges were to 11.11 their places yznyirdiu se bthe
07.esseriot ; the objeel of this Clause was, that Jus-
trees ef the Peace should hold their situations during
;Lei.- good behavio-ur. This Clause was opposed by
Mr. BURTON and the ATTORNEY GENERAL, who.:
contended that the nature of the offices of judges
and Justices of the Peace were e:,(tremely ,different.—
The Motion was negatived without a division, ard
thc Report was agreed to.
Mr. WI L BER.FO RCE said; at that late hour of
the night he could not bring forward his Motion
respeCting die Slave-Trade, but by Wednesclay..he
hoped, he should, be able to put the subjea into
somepzi.!Cticable shape, in order thl:r. the opinion of
Parliament might- be taken upon it this Session.
The CHANCELLOR of the ExcHE2trEtt jnoved
that the House should resolve itself into a Com-
mittee on the Clergy Residence Bill on Wednesday
next.—Ordered-.

The Report of the Comm'ttee respe6ling the
Postage bf Letters between this Country and
France and Holland, was brought up and agreed to,
and a Bill was ordered to be .brought in.

The Report of the-Committeerespeeting there-
muneratibn to be granted to Dr.
_Termer was brought
The CH ANGELL') R of the EXCHEQUER said,
that as many Gentlemen wished that the Report should
not itnmediarely .be taken into consideration, he
should move to postpone it till 'Wednesday next,—
Many Gentlemen wished that Dr. Jenner should be
exern;,ted from the payment of the fees of. office ; he
wished to express his opinion that Parliament had acted
with becoming munificence, and to declare that he
was not dispo,ed to. relax from the opinion he ex-
pressed upon this subjeet last night.
The. Report was ordered to be taken into. con-
sideration on Wednesday next.
The Hackney Coach Bill was read a first time.

Mr. Cc.)ltßy moved for several Papers, prepara.
tory to, his Sraterneni of the Supply and Ways and
"Means for Ireiar,:.l.—Ordered..

Mr. VANsITTAKT gave notice, that the number
of Seamen for the Service of ,the Year, would be
proposed on Wednesday next. .
The CII C E 02. Of the ExcHFQve.Rgave no-
tice, that he should propose the Ways and Means for
the Servicepf the remainder of the Year, on Friday

sednnight.
Mr. Cokay gave a similar t►otice with respect
to Ireland, for the same day.
The other Orders of the Day were then disposed
of, and at half past ten, the House adjourned till
Wednesliy.
London, England, 1802-06-03

This Day was publjsheci;

In Pouf- large Voluines, 8vo: illustrated with 23 Engray.-
ings. and too Wood Cuts, price 2,1. as. in boards,

THE DOMESTIC ENCYCLOPADIA ; or a
DICTIONARY of FACTS and•US EFUL KNOW-
LEDGE : comprehending, a concise View of the latest Dis:
coveries, Inventions, and Improvements, chiptly 'applicable
to:Rtiral and Domestic Economy ; together with Descrip-
tions of the most interesting objects .ot Nature and Art ; the
History of Men and Animals, in a state of Health or Dis-
'ease ; and Pradical Hints reseeding the Arts and Manufac-
*titres, both familiar and commercial.
Icy A. F. M. WILLICII, M. D.
Author ofthe Ledures on Diet and Regimen, &-c. Scc.
DEDICATED TO THE KING, by Special Permission.
' London : "Printed for J. Murray and S. Ilig,hley, No. 32,
Fleet-street ; ;Vernor and Hood, Poultry ; G.. Kearsley,
Feet-street; H. D. Symonds, and Hurst, Paternoster-
row ; and the Author. •

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This Day waspthlished, Price is, 6d.

The Fifth Edition with considerable Additions, of the •
MAd:.KgelsYtiloSt: ofcoHntk:An.L TH ; Of, nEs
ngadvicef,
taoper.s,:y on
ni,
ainialne.ci
with complaints of the stomach and bowels; also to these
troubled with nervous, bilious, and gouty disorders, habitual
costiveness and head -ach ; together with medical advice to
females ; illustrated with several remarkable cases, proving
the beneficial effeds of the medicines reeommended.for the
above comnplaints with observations-01l thdt *kind of food
which affords the most nourishalegt, and is the easiest of di-
gestion, on milk-drinks, exercise, and air ; including
EATISE on SEA and COLD BATHING, and re-
marks on the shower-bath likewise explaining why the sea
and country' air is more salubrious than ;hat of cities and large
townt.
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London, England, 1802-06-03

HA RWI CH, JUNE 2.

ARRIVED the Princess Royal Packet, Captain
SANTER, from Cuxhaven, with the Hamborgh and'
Bremen Mail, and two casks of bullion.

The King George Packet, Capt. FLYN, with the
Dutch Mail, and the ; n ,-.ana, Capt. OSBORN, With
the Hamburgh Mail, are detained by a strong cast
wind.

The Thetis, of Hull, Captain REYNOLDS, from
Hull, with wheat for Dunkirk, is put into this Port
in distress, having been on shore, so that part of
the cargo must be taken out, to repair the ship, be-
fore she can proceed upon her voyage.
London, England, 1802-04-07

To JOHN PATRICK, Esq. Dublin.
London, March 18, ;Boa.
I have received the Honour of your Letter, conveying to me
an Address from a numerous and most respectable body of the
principal Merchants of Dublin, upon my approaching retire-
ment from my official situation in the Revenue Department
of Ireland.
This Address, at such a time, is flattering indeed; if I
have in anyxdegree succeeded in accomplishing those objets
of my duty, for which I have received so honourable a testi-
mony, it has not been owing so much to my own exertions,
as to the integrity and knowledge of the Merchants of Dublin,
who were always so anxiously disposed to assist and guide
my eflorts.
You will be pleased to communicate my grateful Thanks to
those Gentlemen, whose kind sentiments you have commu.
nicated ; and you will also assure them of my unalterable
friendship and respea, and that it will be still my constant
objc.t to let slip no occasion to promote their interests, which
are so intimately connected with the prosperity of Ireland.
I have the Honour to be, with great truth, Sir,
Your much obliged, and faithful humble Servant,
JOHN BERESFORD.
London, England, 1802-04-07

ENGLISH STATE LOTTERY.

TIIIRTY•SCOND DAy.—The following Numbers were
drawn Prizes.
No. 48,752, as drawn, entitled to 20,0031.
No. 23,170, 33,314, Prizes of tool.
No. 20,585, 15,401, 15,712, 20,343, Prizes of sal.

SHIP NEWS.

GRAVESEND, APRIL 5.

Passed by—the Lady Tyrconnel, Rait, from Oporto ' - Ja-
coba, —, from Amsterdam ; Renodina, Waalson, from
Ostend ; Hammond, Bryan ; Hannah, Kruger, and Friends
Goodwill, Gray, from Rotterdam.
Sailed—the Fame, Convoz, and Hibernia, Coughey, for
Belfast ; Vrow Christiana, Bakker, for Rouen ; Vrow
tharina, Voss, for Barcelona ; Nelson, Parr, for Quebec;
Diana, Parsell, for Dublin ; Friendship, ----, for Cork ;
Patty, —; Recovery, Brain, and the E xpidiotte,
for Rotterdam.
London, England, 1802-04-07

TO BB SOLD,

,
Pursuant to an Order of the High Court of Chancery, made
in a Cause '4erein THOMAS DANIEL and Sir MI-
CHAEL LEMON, Bart. arc Plaintiff's, and MARGA-
RET LAWRENCE and Others are Defendants, before
James Tippet, Gentleman, at the Red Lion Inn, at Truro,
• in the County of Cornviall, on Monday the 26th Day of
April, at Five o'Clock in the Afternoon, in One Lot ;
AWO ' THIRD PARTS of a FREEHOLD
ESTATE, Part and Parcel of that capital Barton
called TRELISSICK. and RESUGGAN, situate in the
Parish of Feock, in the said County of Cornwall.
Particulars Whereolmay be had gratis, at the Chambers of
Peter Holfurd, Esq. one of the. Masters of the said Court, in
Southampton-buildings,, Chancery-lane, London; of Messrs.
Smith and Kekewich, Solicitors, Lincoln's Inn ; of Messrs.
nephard and Adlington, Solicitors, Gray's•lim ; and of Mr.
James Tippet, Solicitor, at Fahnouth in Cornwall.
London, England, 1802-04-07

- BREVET.

Captain William Bray, of the 4th West-India Regiment, to
be Major in the Army ; the Commission dated tat March,
• •

Bro 4 Volonteer Infantry

James How, Esq. to be Captain, vice William How, who
retires. -
Thomas Cheverton, Gent. to be Lieutenant, vice North-
more, who resigns. •
William Trickett, Gent. to be Ensign.

(7aitTliess Volunteer's.

First Lieutenant William Manson to be Captain, 'vice
'Waters, deceased.
Second Lieutenant Peter i\PDugal to be First Lieutenant,
vice Manson.
Second Lieutenant Donald Campbell to be First Lieutenant,
vice Sinclair, deceased
To be Second Lieutenants—john Murray' Cent. vice Mac.
dugal. • Jobn Murray, Cent. vice Lunn, %Ito resigns.
Magnus Hogston, Cent, vice Campbell.

Gervan Volunteers..

fames Maclean, Gent—to be Ensign, vice Brown, who is
superseded, being absent without leave. f

•
ist Battalion of th: Manchester and Salford Volunteers.
Captain Thomas Potter to be Major, vice Entwisle. deceased.
Captain-Licht. Abraham Levy to be Captain, vice Potter.
-Lieutenant Thomas HutialLut to be Captam-Lielt:CAlitilt, }ice
Levy..
Ensii;R Richard Gould 'to be Lieutenant, vice Hardman.
Edward Hardman, Cent. to be Ensign, vice Could.

But where this pcheieney has fin years Aisted, a proper
perseverance is indispensably • ciptisite to revive the slum-
bering Sparks of Lite, and tii re-animate the Constitution.
MARRIED WOMEN, who have long been disappointed
in their expettations of a Faintly, may be assured, that in
most instances, such defecis are curable by Medical skill.
The secresy which is so essential to my undertak
and the qualifications which I ha.ve presumed to state, farm
the basis of my pretensions, anti in coincideme with such
this intimation is given, that Mr. B. ritay be ctinsulted
personably, or by Letters (inJosing a small Note), at his
house, No. 29, Arundel street, Strand, near Temple. Bar.
pr. There is an additional Entrance in Water-street,
adjoining, and the Name is on both the doors. .
Member of the Royal College of Sawrgeons.

BUCHANAN IVI'M I LLAN, (pf Bow-Street, Covent..Carden); and Published by W ILL? AM A R 1,41 GER ScR rer4, (of Horse-ferry..road, Westminster); ,
No. it i, strand; when tidurliirtficals? Orders for the, .Paper, Letter' for the Editor,&c.tia must be addre4;,
London, England, 1802-04-07

unrivalled medicine mac be had at Nos. 75 and 76,
Long-acre, in boxes at z is. ros. 6d. or 5s.—
N. B. Six shillings saved in the guinea—boxes for
the Poor zs. 3d.—Sold by most :Medicine Venders
in the United Kingdom.
The First-drawn Ticket yesterday morning,
No. 48,752, entitled to Twenty Thousand Pounds,
was sold by RICHARDSON, -GoopLucK, and Co.
at their Offices, Cornhill, Charing-Cross,..Norwich,
and Liverpool, in two Fourths, two Eighth, and
four Sixteenth Shares.
London, England, 1802-04-07

PORTSMOUTH, APRIL 6.

ARRIVED His Majesty's Ship Liz Si;phia, from
Halifax ; *His Majesty's Ship Nemesis, from the
Downs ; His Majesty's Ship Prevoiante, Piirt'ess
Royal, DONALD, and Betsey Transport, CArs,
from the Mediterranean.

Sailed the Dispatch, WOOD, and El Carmen,
MANSE N, for London ; His Majesty's Ship Thisbe,
for the Eastward; Mathia, NELSON, for Chris-.
tiania ; and Sao Jao e Sao Luca, ANTONIO, for
Oporto.
London, England, 1802-04-07

MALT, HOPS, AND BEER,

Sir CHARLES BLINBURY moved for an Account
of the Gross Produce of the Duties on Malt,
from the sth of July, 1795, to the sth of . July,
So r. Ordered.
Mr. WHITBREAD moved fbr an Account of
the quantity of Malt made in England for two
Years, ending the sth of July, 18oi. Ordered.
Also an Account of the number of Barrels of
Strong• Beer brewed in England for the same period.
Ordered.

Also an Account of the quantity of Hops grown
in England for the .same period.
Mr. PITT observed, that: the Motion could only
attach upon the quantity on which Duty was paid,
as it was not very, parliamentary to move for that of
which there was no means of rendering an Account.
The CHANCELLOR. of the EXCHEQUER made
a similar obieetion.
Mr. PITT suggested, that it''would be more pro.
per to have an Account of the Duties paid on Malt,
Hops, and Beer respedively, for a longer period than
that movedsfor by the Hon. Gentleman, including a
period of Peace and a period of War.
After a short conversation, Mr. WHITBREAD
moved for; the following Accounts, which were se-
verally ordered :

An Account of the Quantity of Malt made in England, on
which Duty had been paid from the sth o'f July, t 783, to the
sth of July, rBor, distinguishing each year, and the general
average.
An Account of the Quantity of Hops grown in England,
on which Duty had been pa►d for the same period, distin.
guishiug in the same manner.
An Account of th:. number of Barrels of Strong Beer.brewed
in England, on which Duty had been paid for the same pe-
riod, distinguishing in the same Manner..
London, England, 1802-04-07

,C. s. d. , ,C. s.. d. ,c. s. 1.
4,65e,491 15 0 1,171,836 16 1 410,109 18 IL

Mil 6;44,438 10 94
ffa,azi o 0

Charges of Collection -
Amount of DeductiOns on Accdunt of
Children -

374040 17 3i

NET PRODU,CE L.. 5,71.0,572 13 6

Sixty-two
,persons died in New York', during
the week ending the i 3th February; of whom twelve
died of consumptions. The weather was damp,
warm, arrd foggy, and the deaths Were more nu..
tnerous than at any former period of like duration,.
except during the prevalence of the yellow fever.

Sund.r, afternoon, presented a very interesting
speetacle to the feelings of the Inhabitants of Ply.:
mouth, and to the 26th Regiment now in Frankfurt
Barracks: Four Companies of the gallant Camero.
nians, which have been missing some months, and
parted company with the remainder of the Regiment
in the Straits, in a violent gale of wind, and were.
thought to be losto arrived there in the Daaegal
Transport, and landed at one P. M. at Catdown.
Besides their Commander, hundreds of the people of
the Town assembled on Catdown; and escorted these
gallant fellows through the town with loud huzzas
tq' Frankfort Barracks, their Blind and Drums'
playing several popular National Tunesiti compli-
ment. They are much sunburnt, but very healthy
Last night, about eight o'clock, a number of per:
sons met at a public-house; called the Pea-hen, in
Gray's.inn-lane, for the purpose of seeing Belcher%
Bourke, Gamble and other noted Pugilists,- spar, for
the benefit of Belcher. They continued to exhibit
in turn until near ten o'clock; -when they werein-
terrupted by a visit froma party of the Bow street
Officers, accompanied by a number of Constables,
armed with cutlasses, who separated, into two di-
visions, the one taking their station at the door, to
prevent any person escaping, while the others en,.
tered the roomi and took into custody not only the
principal boxers, but also the company assembledo
who all suffered themselves-to be carried quiet!y to
a place of safely,
London, England, 1802-04-07

CORN EXCHANGE;

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OUR Market this dq,,had very few fresh sup
plies ; from the late plenty, sales rather
Beans are cheaper; Boiling Pease as. lower ;. Oats
nearly keep' their. prices ; Flour heavy, and some
parcels went off lower than our curre►►t.
Wheat 42s a szs a 62s od Beans - 29's a, 3ts od
Fine'do. - 63$ a 66s bd Tick ditto - 26$ a 23s od.
Malt _ -38 s a 4os a 42s od Oats - -14 S a ViS od
Fine ditto -43 s a 44$ 6d Poland do. 21s a 22S oil
Barley' -30 s a 34$ 6d Rape. Seed 32:1a 341 per last
Rye - 1- 36$ a 39$ od Fine Flour sos a 54s persack
White Pease 33$ a iss od , Second do. 4ss a sos per do.

The following is an ACcount presented to the
House of Commons of the Gross Assessment and Net
Produce of the Income Duty in,Great Britain, for
the year ending Sth April 1861 ; distinguishing
the Charges of Colleaiori and Dedudionsi and dis-
tinguishing ,tlie. Rectirns made to Commercial Con::
. •

AMOUNT OF GROSS ASSESSMEN'T'S.
By I By Commercial Commissioners.
Commissioners
for
General Purposes

On Income from I On income front
'trade.l other Sources.-
London, England, 1802-04-07

DUTCHY OF CORNWALL:

EVERY one must feel the force of the objefflori
so pointedly urged by the 11,1AsfEtt of the e.oLo
on the debate upon this question, 'viz. that the
inquiry into the rights of the Prince was a jkidi_
cial inquiry—,-that whether the Prince had a right
to the revenues of the Dutchy of Corri Wall during'
his minority, or whether, if so, he had ariy means
of enforcing that right, were all questions' for
.court of Law, and not points to be decided by 'a
branch of the Legislature.—Objeding, as we do;
to the mode in which the, Prince brouzilt forward
his claim, we are far from thinking,thgt His Royal
Highness ought to let it drop. It' he fairly tries
to obtain a legal deciflo,/, and meets with obstruc.
tion, in justice to the Prince, that obstruainn should
be removed, and the
,Legislature cannot refuse to
interfere forthat purpose ; but, in the present state ,
of it, for the House of Comm Ons to interfeie .wi;11
the jurisdiction of our Courts of LaW--kti.assume
a province which does not belong to it; is .so ob.
jedionable, that we think His Royal HighneSs very
ill-advised if he persist in his claim in the present
shape, when we think, for the most obvious tea.
son, there are other forms in which he could not
fail to bring forward his pretensions so as at least
to insure an examination into his right:
London, England, 1802-04-07

DIED.

On Saturday .the 27th ult. at Cardross, James Erskine,
Esq., of Cardross.
On the zgth ult. at Blackford, LieutenAnt-Colonel Alex-
ander Trotter, of tile Marines.
On the joth ult. at Edinburgh, Mrs. Janet Thomson,
wife of Mr. Henry Johnston Wylie, W. S.
On the 25th ult. at Nairn, Mrs. Christian Robertson, re-
BO of the deceased Lieutenant Charles Robertson, of the
late 76th Regiment of Foot, in the Both year of her age.
• Oerhursday the 25th ult. at his house in James's-court,
Edinburgh, Mr. Robert Tennent, Solicitor at Law.
On the 22d -ult. at Newmains,, in 'the 87th year of his age,
Dr. Robert Mackinlay.
On the tst of September last, at Vellore, in the East In-
dies, Major... William Elliot, eldest son of Cornelius Elliot,
Esq. W. S.

On Saturday the zoth ult. Mr.-lames Laing, Merchant,
High-street, Perth.
'On the 26th ult. at Anderston, near Glasgow, Mr. John
Govan, Manufadurer, in the Both year of his age.

On -Monday last, in Great Orinunit-street, the youngest
daughterof Mr: Sergeant Best: • _

Lately, in the fit-and of Jamaica, the, Rev. Williain
Holmes.

On Saturday, at his house at Hammersmith, Mr. fames
Thom son,
son, aged 67.
On Sunday night, in Hornsey-lane, Mrs. itan'.:ing, wife of
Mr. Joseph Ranking, of Cheapside.
London, England, 1802-04-22

'COVENTRY, ArrsiL 20.

EASTER Monday was set apart., in this Cify, for
the celebration of the happy return of Peace, by the
parade of processions, music, &c. with a profusion
of decorations 'of ribbons, which by the happy
unanimity upon the occasion, were agreed to unite
the formerly two contending•colours ;of sky and
dark blue. The greatest appearance 9f joy•pre-
vaned, when the whole= was. damped by the unex-
peaed appearance of Mr. BIRD, and Mr. PETER
MOoRE, the CandAate brought for and by. Mr.
BIRD in opposition to, his former friend andTcol-
"league, Mr. JEFF.ERYs. An universal reprehension
of this political obtrusion was not only expressed,
but indignation marked every countenance, not
even excepting Mr. BIRD'S well-wishers ; and so
decided was the disapprobation, that Mr. Bt RD and
Mr. Moult E thought it expedient to: publish a
hand-bill, denying their intention to break in upon
the public harmony of the day. Mr., JEFFERYS'
absence is muCh regretted, from ,the attention he has
so constantly shewn to the interests of the Town.
He has been solicited again to come forward, and
with the most general assurances of support.
London, England, 1802-04-22

Those who purchase tbe above Instrument,-will be in-
.struded tbipettorm the Optical Illusions in any dark cham-
ber fur their.amnsetnent, in the manner as exhibiting at the
Lyceidn. Mr.' Jones haVing sold those InstruMents twenty
years ago. . •
N. B. Such Lady or Gentleman who wish to see the etre&
of this Instriimiit, to pay as. 6d. each, which 'will be re
turned on purchasing the ,iame.
.Also, by. His :Majesty's Special Appointment, his kE-
FL E NG I\ I RAO RS, from One,. to Twenty Guineas
each ; for taking Likenesses in profile or full. face ; also Land-
scapes and Views frorn.Sea, They are made
.on so easy
a plan, that a child of ten yeais of.age cannot fail to take a
*perfect likeness with them.
Miniatures neatly painted. froth Three to Five' and Ten
Guineas each, - • .

Specimens of the above may be seen every day from eleven
o'clock in the forenoon till live. in the evening, at No.. 4,
Wells-street, third door from Oxford-street.

WATER-WORKS, PRESTON, LANCASHIRE.
T0.13E SOLI) BY AUCTION,
At the House Of Mr. William Corry, the George Inn, Pres-
ton, on• Thursday the 13th Day of May, ISo2, at • Six
o'C lock in the Afternoon ; . •

T.-"\yLv.F..1.14-71EF.KM,PARTS or. SHARES
• (the whole Concern bring divided into. Fifteen equal
Parts or Sharps) Of and in ,the 'PRESTON WATER-
.WO'RKS, with the Reservoir, Horse-Mill, Ma
Malt-Kiln, Cottages, and other Premises belonging to the
Water-Works Company. Tl)4 whole being held.. by Lease
under the Corporation ofPreston, for the residue of a term of
999 Years, under a small reserved Rent, ,
.• .
From the rapidly increasing Size and Population of the
Town of.PreStbn, and the demand for Water in the New
Streets, it is probable that an extension of these Worksmiglit
be made-to great advantage.
Further particulars may be had, by 'applying to Messrs.
Rathbone4 Hughes,- and Duncan, MerCitants,-LiVerpool ; 'or
Mr. Cross, Attorney, Preston.

I RTHLINGBORQUGH.
~ FREEHOLD, COPYHOI,I), and LEASEHOLD
ESTATES. •
TO BE SOLIYBY AUCTION,
Eitheritogethor or in parcels, hi the Month of May next (par-
ticulars whereof will-appear in a future Paper), unlesspre-
' viously disposed of by -Private COntraa ;
ALL that the Extensive MANOR-of IRTH-
L 1 hANGBOROU6H, in the County of Northampton,
together with the _Fishery in the River.Nen or Nine, and
other Manerial Rights thereunto belonging.
And_alsp, several. Capital Messuages, or Farm-houses, and.
Premises, in I rthlingborough aforesaid, and upwards of
ONE THOUSAND and EIGHT ACRES of rich Arable,
Meadow, and Pasture Land, in the open and common Fields
thereof.. • •

The whole Estate is a most desirable purchase, the Land
being of an undeniable quality. Irthlingborough is situated
at a convenient distance from several Market Towns, being
three- miles from Wellingborough, seven from Thrapston,
eight from Kettering, and thirteen from Northampton.-
For further particulars, and.to treat for the same, enquire
of Mr: J. Cole, jun. Attorney, Northampton ; and Messrs.
Kinderley, Long and Ince, Symond's Inn, Chancery lane,
London.
London, England, 1802-04-22

COMMITTEE OF SUPPLY

211 r. N. VANS ITT ART moved, that it be an in_
struain to the Committee to take into conidera-
tion the Allowances to Subalterns, and also the
raying and Cloathing of the Militia.
The Report was ordered to be received to-mor-
row, and the Committee to sit again on Friday.
London, England, 1802-04-22

SHEERNESS., AralL

YtSTERD AY evening arrived; and came into
,arb°llr, His Majesty's Brigs Kite and ja/ouse,
(4'B guqs, from Spithead.
The Dilittmte and; Atonzo Sloops and Beier,
Gun
-brig, have gone to Chatham, to receive men
i `'4lShips paying. off there, for a passage to their
flumes.
The body of a black man (supposed to be of the
aa.cit man who hung himself • some weeks since on,
b
°al.(' the -Batavier at the Nore), was this morning
Pkked up on the beach, under the batteries, in a
most putrid state, with the rope about his neck,
with which he had unfortunately hung himself.
London, England, 1802-04-22

OF THE ARRANGEMENT OF PARISHES.

60. There shall be at least. one:Parish in each
Justiceship of the Peace. There ::hall be besides
'several Subsidiaries appointed-, in case of exigencies.
6i. Foch Bishop, in concert with the Prefea,
sha.ll regulate the number and powers 'of the Subsi-
diaries. The plans fixed noon shall be submitted
to the Government, aud shall not be.capable of be-
ing put in execution without its authority.
61. No part of the French territory can be
.ereded into Cures or Subsidiaries, Without the ex.
press authority of Government. "
63. The Priests serving as Subsidiaries shall be
named by the Government.
London, England, 1802-06-10

CLERGY.

On re-entering the Gallery we found
LIANI SCOTT on his legs speaking on the hu qa of
the Clergy Residence Bill. He felt; he said, he
had discharged a public duty in bringing forward
the measure, but he did .not mean to press it further
during the present Session : at an early period,.
however, of the next Session, he should again
bring it forward, when he trusted a measure would
be adopted which in its final 'results would be
equally beneficial to the Clergy and the Public,
Mr. DICKENSON; in consequence of what had
fallen from the Right Hon. Gentleman, gave notice
of his intention to move to-morrow, for a further
Suspension of the MI of-Henry VIII.
London, England, 1802-06-10

PASSENGERS BY THE WELLESLEY.

Lieutenant-General Sir fames Craig, K. B. Captain Parkhill,
Major M. Brigade ; Colonel J. R. Mackenzie, of the 71t11
Regiment, Captain Patrick Macleod, of ditto ; Lieutenant
Alexander Matheson, of ditto ; Lieutenant Angus Macleod,
of ditto; Lieutenant W. Wardlaw ; Lieutenant William
Dewaal, of the Ist Battalion, 4th Regiment Native In-
fantry ; Mrs. Dewaal ; Mr. A. 13lagrave ; Mr. R. Keys,
Assistant-Surgeon; Mrs. Keys,' Miss Maria Rutledge,
Miss Frances Margaret, and Caroline Elizabeth, Taylor.

The benevolent intentions of Government, with
respeet to the Soldiers, who, in the late Expedition
to Egypt, have contra&ed a disorder which has ter-
mindted in a total privation of sight, was strongly
manifested on Monday at the Board of General Offi-
cers at Chelsea Hospital : 217 blind men were passed
from different regiments of Dragoons and Infantry, to
whom the following allowance, by way of annuity, is
panted : to each Serjeant, is. 6d. per diem; to
each Corporal, Is. zd. per diem ; and to each Drum-
mer and Private, is. per diem ; to continue to be
paid by equal half yearly payments for the remainder
of their livcs ; and to be paid them, to .save the
trouble and expense,_ by the Colleaors of Land_
Tax, in their several polishes, to which they are to
he rcmoved at the expense of Government, either
by ships or Waggons, as the distance may be.
The Right Hon. the LORD MAYOR having re_
ceived a Letter from Lord -PELnAm, one of His
Majesty's. Principal Secretaries of State, requesting
for His' Majesty's information, the consent of the
Corporation of London to the grant for establishing
a Market near Finsbufy-square, upon the Petition
of the Right Hon. the Earl of DARNLEY to His
MAJESTY ; 111 C LORD MAYOP., in consequence
thereof, has ordered his Saminonses to issue imine.
diately, for holding a Court on Tuesday next) at
pteciseiy at unc o'clock,
London, England, 1802-06-10

Barracks in Great Britain
Ditto Ireland

Foreign Corps

Mr. ,R.OBSON said, he remembered the 'time
when there was a great jealousy in this Country
about the maintaining of Foreign Troops in British
pay : he thought it Strange that provisioo.should
be made for those Corps up to Christmas next, par_
ticularly as it was understood that they were in
general to be disbanded.
_ _ _

- The SECRETARY at WAR said that the Corps
in question had been embodied in consequence of Ads
of Parliament for that purpOsr, and the sums for
their maintenance were annually coed by Parlia-
Ment. The Hon. Gentleman was incorrect in sup.-
posing that they were to be kept up till Christmas ;
some were to be disbanded in the course Of this
month, some in August,. and some who were on
service, in November. .

The Resolution was agreed to.
The SECRETARY at WAR moved that the sum
of 63691. be granted for the Military College.
Mr. ROBSON obje4ed to part of the Estimate
given in upon this subjea : he objefted to the ap-
pointment of a Secretary, Paymaster, and Treasurer,
particularly the hitter, because he said a Treasuier
could not be necessary for sq small a sum as 60001.

The 'S
ECI?.ET All?) at WAR said, that although
the sum granted by Government was so small, yet,
from the extensive concerns of this Institution,
such Officers'Were necessary.
The Resolution was agreed to:
The SECRETARY at WAR moved, that the sum
of13,000l:, be granted for the Royal Military Asy-
lum at Chelsea.

Mr. ROJISON said, the building for this Insti_
tutiorrought to have been ereied upon the ground
belonging to Chelsea Hospital.
After a few words from General DE LANCEY,
the Resolution was agreed to.
The SECRETARY at WAR moved, that the
sum 0f"16,19r1. be granted for medicines, bed.
ding, and hospital contingencies, &c. in Ireland.
Agreed to.
London, England, 1802-06-10

IRISH MILITIA.

Mr. FOSTER having risen,
The CHANCELLOR of the . EXCHEQUER'
said, ‘he,begged the Right Hon. Gentleman's par-
don, bbut he understood the Right Hon. Gentleman,
had risen in pUrsuance of a notice he-had given of a
:Motion relative to an order issued in Ireland 're...
3raing the Militia. Some information had been
received on the subject, but not all that was neces-
sary ; he therefore hoped the Right Hon. Gentle-
man would consent to ristpone his 'Motion for the
present. He expeEted that all the ~netessary infor-
mation would arrive in the course of the present
Week.

Mr. FOSTER said, he had no obje&ion to post_
cone his Motion to any day which should be named
by the. Right Hon, Gentleman, arid 'he' should then

make it, if he received no satisfaaory information
upon the subjet.
The CI ,SINCT LIOR cf rthe EXC RECUR R
said, he had no doubt; ail the requisite information
would, be received by Monday.
Mr. Font E K then:naincti Mont ay for his Motion.
London, England, 1802-06-10

ORDNANCE.

Mr. SARGENT moved, . that the sum of
272,2661. be granted foi the Service of the Ord-
nance. Agreed to.
For the Ordnance of freland not provided for -17,08 S
For the Ordnance Service nor provided for in 18ot 10'2,119

IRISH SUPPLIES.

Mr. CORRY moved that the sum of 3.7i.1.981.
be granted for the payment of Treasury Bills due
within the year i 301. •

For printing and 'binding the journals of the Irish Par-
liament - -.- .: - . i 325
For printingand binding dig Irish Statutes - • -69 ii
For Persons employed in making Indexes, &c, to ditto 25,84
For certain Officers employed in ,making up Publie
Accounts .: - • , -
These- several Resolutions were agreed to, and
the Report was ordered to be received tomorrow.

2243
London, England, 1802-06-10

DEAL, JUNE 9.

ARRIVED yesterday evening, the East India
Company's Ships Fort William and Aid), Castle,
from India, and they have proceeded to the River.
The Welle.rley, Country Ship, from India, Capt•
PETER GoRDON, arrived in the Downs this morn•
ing, and remains.

The East India Company's Packet Telegraph'
bound to China, was spoken with at sea, all well'
in lat. 31 deg. South, and .13 deg. North Longi•
tude.
London, England, 1802-06-10

IRISH ACCOUNTS.

Mr. FOSTER rose to call the attention of the
House to the circumstance of several Accounts re_
spelling Ireland having been ordered and not yet
presented, amongst others were the Account of
Treasury Bills, and the Account of Exports and
Imports. If the Right Hon. Gentleman (Mr.
CoRRy) would say that they were in readiness, or
would be presented before Friday, he should not
make any Motion; but if not, he should move that
immediate returns be made to the Orders of the
House.

Mr. CORRY said, that no one could be more
anxious than he was that corred and prompt returns
should be made by the Officers in Ireland to the,
Orders of that House. It there was any negktt
on the part of the Officers, he was far from wishing
to skreen them, and therefore if the Right Hon.
Gentleman would submit any Motion to the House
upon the subject he would second ir, though he had
no doubt bet that the Officers would .assign good
reasons for any delay that had taken place. He
begged for himself, to state, that attending, as he
was his duty in Parliament, he could not in candour
or in justice, be held responsible for delays which
might take place in Iredind. The Officers in Ire-
land had been since the Union very tuudi deranged ;
they had been put out of tlieir usual forms and prod ice,
and he hoped this. House would take that subjLa
into their consideration, when those Officers .were
charged with negltd and delay. What had occa-
sioned the delay in the present instance he did not
pretend to state—he should leave it to them to
state the reasons themselves ; but he trusted he
should not be to be responsible for ads over
which, as he had before stated, he had no controul.
Some of the Officets by whom these. returns were to
be made, were independent of the Office to whi.;.;,
London, England, 1802-06-10

L N E.

PORTSMOUTH, ju su 9.

ARRIVED -this evening, His Majesty's Slii
Dgad, from Cork, with Admiral Lord GARDN
on board ; also His Majesty's Ship Pickle, with a
Smuggling Lugger, and 200 kegs spirits on
board.

Arrived the Neptune, PAINE, from Tenby ; /"."
thistly, WHITE, from Milford; and vizabetb,
SHARP, from Havre-de-Grace.

Sailed the Mary, PARK, for Sunderland ; Ne.ptavy
Cow, for Woolwich ; and Bcrug, WEBS, for
Frederickstadt.

Passed by, the lifaty, FIZZY, from Antigua for

London.
London, England, 1802-06-10

LIGNUM's PILLS,

Price only as.4cl. the Box,
(Each Box containing Sixteen Doses)
FOR the infallible cure of all degrees of a certain
Disorder. Prepared by Mr. Lignum, Surgeon, at his
Dispensary, No. 57, Bridge-street, Manchester. One small
Pill is a dose ; and the taking of one Box, in a recent case,
will convince the patient of his speedy recovery. Nothing
can be better contrived, more safe and convenient than this
remedy, in totally eradicating every symptom of this de-
struaive malady by sea or land, as it needs no confinement,
restraint of diet, or hindrance of business.
A trial of this noble medicine will soon sound its due
praise. With each box is given a copious dire6tion, and a
concise description of the disease, from which the purchasers
will be enabled to judge properly of their own cases, and to
treat them as may bee requisite, without further medical
assistance, with the utmost secresy and safety.
The Pills may be had wholesaleand retail at Mr. Lignum's
Dispensary, in Manchester, and at Howard and Evans's, No.
42, Long-lane, West-Smithfield, sole wholesale agents in
London; and retail by the following persons : H. Cundell,
No. 47, Minories ; W. Clark, No. 269, Borough; Jordan,
No. 33, Whited:lapel ; Jeboult, No. 150, Oxford-street;
Sutton, No. 141, Long-acre; Wade, Old Pond-street, and
No. 163, Fleet-street ; Tutt and Boulton, Royal Exchange;
Knight, Norton Falgate ; Turtle, No. 127, Sttand ; Ward,
No. 324, Holborn ; and by the principal Venders of Medi-
cine in every Town in the United Kingdom.
London, England, 1802-06-17

101:it
FREEHOLIj ESTATE in SALOP, near the BO

of STAFFORDSHIRE.
TO BE'SOLD BY AUCTION,
By Mr. SCOTT,
On Thursday, July 15, at Twelve o'C'ock, at Garraw -
'Change-alley, London, except previously disposed c!
by Private Contraat, •
A VALUABLE and IMPROVEABLE FREE"
HOLD FA M, sOmp-rizing above 134 Aotsid
MEADOW, ARABLE, and PASTURE LAND,3
suitable Out-buildings, desirably situate at Heriots /We'
the Parish of Aibrighton, in the County of Salop, yea' t
ac
high road, seven miles from-Wolverhampton, twelve fro'
Bndgnorth-, four from the Stafibrdshire and Wurcesters/iire.
Canal. The Lands are compaa, and
,the
in good order, tett to a yearly Tenant. The Growing TT%
bermay be optional-to the Purchaser. The Land-" Tax
been redeemed. fohn Bishton, jun. at Kilsai; near SO'
nall, will sheW the EState. at
Particulars at the Swan, at Wolverhampton ; the Lion?
Shrewsbury ; Hen and Chickens, at Birmingham ; at Gar,";
way's ; and' of Mr. Scott, Ludgate-Hill, London, w6c''
Plan may be seen.
London, England, 1802-06-17

DIED.
On the tzth inst. at Edinburgh, Keith-jopp, Esq.' young-
est son of Keith jopp, Esq. of Welbeck-street.

HOSIERY.

COOKE continues to have on Sale at,his Mann_
fadory. and. Nottingham Warehouse, No. 434, Strand,
an extensive and valuable Assortment of HOSIERY ofevery
description, which, thr elegance; neatness, taste, and quality,
has never been equalled, and, he flatters himself, can never
be surpassed. 'I he many, advantages he possesses over every
other person in this line of business, and the peculiar degree
of perfection to which, by indefatigable attention, and von:.
mited expence, he has brought his- Mann fadory, while they
afford him an opportunity of offering to the Public a variety
of Goods, superior.in every respect to those of any other per-
son, and render all competition fruitless; also enable him to;
accommodate the Public, either in the wholesale; retail, or
export trade, upon terms more ruoderatelhan can possibly'
be afforded by any other House in the Metropolis.
London, England, 1802-06-17

MARRIED.

At Buxton, Clement. Archer, Esq. to LadyClonbrock.

Yesterday,-at Mary-le-bonne Church, by the Rev. Wal-
singham Western, Thomas Creevey, Esq. of Gray's-inn, to
Mrs. Ord, of Great Cumberland-place.
On Sunday last, Mr. EdWard Ruff, of Hind-court, Fleet-
street, to Miss Owen, ofthe saint place.
London, England, 1802-06-17

TO THE FACULTY.

AMARRIED MAN, of about .4.0 Years of Age,
many years a Member of the -Co.llege of Surgeons, and
who understand Midwifery and Physic, and-now on the
point of -quitting the Army-, would be happy to engage with
any Gentleman in or - abont London, who may want assist?
nnce ; his., principal objet being. Employment for a certain
Stipend, and a vital lcr,one woad be taken than his -atten-
tions Might perhaps.derbanfl.
A Line, addressed to A. 13. C. at Messrs. Jackson and Co.
Paternoster-row, will be'duly attended to. , _

PATENT BEDS, SOFA BEDS, CHAIR BEDS,..
DINING TABLES",
Differing in Stile and •Ilan 11-oat those in the old way.
UTL ER's ORIGINAL M ANUF AC TORY
and .WARE-R00111§; No. 13 and 14, CATHE RINE-
STE ET, Eight Doors from the Strand, maker of-theal?ove
Articles to the KING. and QUEEN, Their Royal Highnesses
thelnl Kt' of NO RI and _PRI N CESSES, and Manutiae.
turer of Furniture in general.
BUTLER has-observed sorne of the various Advertisements
Isprowair to hi fri, tkip u tent ion in f....lvlticit inlay .be . si 1 y disco-
vered; and writes in short that, by the pernlission of Provi,
deuce, he manufaaures and sells as above, (where also may
be. had, every Article in .tbe Upholstery Line) his superior,
FOUR-POST Ind-TENT KEDS,.iwitit'Brags Screws and
.vasictusoiher p.rass Parts,; SOFA BEDS, making a 11pci.
some Sofa and a comriiiiable Bed ; CHAIR BEDS, •vhich
transform the same. way, and each in a few minutes; DIN- •
1 N G TABLES on various.COnsAqclions, and quite on a net*
Plan; PORTABLE CHAIRS; LIBRARY
,STEPS on a
paicular „compaet 'Construction; and various Improve',
merits in Euniiture.
Houses completely furnished ; the Articles'of well-seison--
ed.Voods and excellent workman hip. Also, tin exportation,
•
Beds for the East and West Incites ; Cabins fitted up for Pas,-
sengers., fix. • -
uTt.E.it has construded ;several Tools and Machines for
working his Patent 'Articles, • eicc..at his Manufacioryi as
above, where the Patent Deed may b 6 seen ; anti with inutdi
%übmisslon, and `a true sense bf ratit.ude, aeknoWledgois the
kind encouragement he has so generously received, •

-
London, England, 1802-06-17

the Declaration to have been occasioned by .the un-
skilful manner in which The Defendant's ship was na-,
vigated. 3t was proved, chat the .brig Favourite lay
moored in the Thames, opposite to Woolwich, on
the ztith\ol: June, and. as she was lying, thel)efend-
ant's vessel run athwart her hawser, and sprung her
,howprit. Two watermen .said, •the accident was
from the improper manner of navigating, the sailing
vessel, and that • if she had dropped her anchor, it
would have brought- her too, and prevented the
accident.— Verdi et for IPintiff, damages 181. i Ss.
London, England, 1802-06-17

SHIP NEWS.

GRAVAVNI), JUNE
Passed by—the Industry, M'Kenzie, front Alexandria ;
Aquilon, AshinF,ton, from Jamaica ; Embclen Patket,
from Hambro7 i Triton,. Denton, from Dantzic ; Ceres, Mar-
tin, frOin Curacba, and Eagle, from Christiana.
Sailed—the Balina, Whitfield, for Hambro' ; Adventure,
Wilson, for Breinen ; St-.. Andreas, -Archer; for: Stockholm ;
Hawkesbury, for Flushing; Betty, Pulley, for Rouen;
Providence, Neale, and Endeavour,-----, for Dunkirk.

• ,lARMOUTII, JITNE• 15.
Arrived, the King George Packet, Capthin Dean, from
Cuxhaven ; Brothers, Harris, from Norway ; Flora, Banne-
field, Pantzick ; Elizabeth, Tutpmon, ; and John
and Elizabeth, Taylor, from London.
London, England, 1802-06-17

': r r ^ 4
4_

The unanimous Thanks of the lion. .Board. of
Agriculture were voted to Mr. WALL, of Ashford,
on the 4th of last May (the Right Hon. Lord
NEWARK in the Chair), for the produaion'of the
following account of ten two years old,WetheDs, of
the real Roinney Marsh Breed, coninionly called
Kents,:bred And fed by him on Grass only, N-vithont
Hay in either of the Winters, during- which period
they laid in the_ open Marshes, and, Were killed at
Christmas 18ot. •

By whom killed. Offal. Fat. Carcass
lb. lb. st. lb.
mr. PAINE, Brompton - 22- 17 63
CRAY➢EN, Minster - 3X 22h 17 7.
WELLS, St. James's Market 40fr 274 18 I ,
-- NORTON, Knightsbridge 38 19 18 7
-- HIGOs, Rumford - not taken 21 19 0
I-- GERI, ET, Bond-street ' 451 20fr 19 ofr
--- Ditto, ditto - - 411 19i 19 2
I - PAINE, Brampton - -44 fr 28 19 z
-- SOWER ay, Paddington - 391 24 19 5
BVIDGE, near ditto - not taken 18fr zo 3

On the 20th of May, Mr. WALL had the Honour
of receiving from the Right Hon. Lord CARRING-
TON the following Letter :

• " &are lof Agricp:ture, May l9, 1802,
" SIR,
" I have the honour to acquaint you, that the Board re-
ceived with much pleasure, the inform3tion which you were
so good as to give them in person, yesterday se'nnight ; and
have desired me to return to you their thanks for the same.
" 1 arn, Sit, your most obedient Servant,
" CARRINGTON, President."

At the request of many respeaable charaaers,
the above account is submitted to the opinion of an
impartial Public.

The celebrity of Steel's fragrant Lavender and
Honey Waters, , are so well established among the
Fashionable Circles, &c. as leave us little to offer in
recommendation ; bat interested individuals some-
times render. publit 'caution requisite ; hence in or-
der to procure those articles of fine quality and re-
(lilted price, it is necessary to be particular iii di-
reding to J. C. Steels Lavender Water Merchant: to
Her Royal Highties3 the Princess of Wales, No. is,
Catherine-street, Strand, where the Nobility, &c.
wishing to avail - themselves of the certainty of
having those esteemed and elegant Waters of his
genuine preparation, are requeSted to forward their
favours. But we must add, that Letters from the
Country must 'contain a -Note or Order for payment
in London, as from the extreAz low prices, they
are entirely ready money'artieles.
London, England, 1802-06-17

IRISH MILITIA.

Mr. CORRY brought up a Bill to authorize and
render valid the Discharge of certain Militia-men
in Ireiand, which was read a first time.
Mr. CORRY said, that the nature of the Bill
had been fully explained to the House, and as it
was a matter of urgency, the Militia in Ireland
being already discharged, he trusted there would
be no objcnion to reading it a second time to-day.
He was aware that .a Right Hon. Gentleman (Mr.
FossEK) was not in his place, but that Right Hon.
Gentleman would be enabled to discuss the sub-
jed on the question for the SPEAKER'S leaving the
Chair.

Mr. DAwsow thought the Bill ought not to be
pressed in the absence of the Right Hon. Gentle..
man (Mr. FOSTER).
Mr. CORRY agreed to the Bill being read a se.
cond time to.morrow, instead of to-day, which,
after a few words from Mr. LEIGH, was ordered.

The House, on the Motion of Mr. CORRY, re.
solved itself into a Committee to consider of re.
iwbur:ing the Counties of Ireland the expences of
discharged Militia-men.
Mr. CORKY observed, that in addition to those
Militia-men in Ireland, who had been discharged,
being entitled to that discharge, a number of them
had also been discharged whose periods of service
were not literally expired. He therefore moved,
That provision should he made to reimburse the
Counties of Ireland for the expense attending the
discharge of certain Militia-men, who were legally
bound to s,,trve for a longer period, and that the
Chief Governor of Ireland should direct the appli-
cation of such money as might be necessary.—
Agreed to.
The House ;laving resumed, the Report was
ordered to lee received to-morrow.
London, England, 1802-06-17

THE MEDICAL JOURNAL.

THE Public are respeCtiully informed, that the:
FIRST NUMBER of a NEW VOLUME of the
MEDICAL and PHYSIC AL. JOURNAL, condueted,by
'DoaorS BRADLEY, BATTY, and NOt EID EN,- will be
published on the first day of July next, and Persons who
.are disposes to take it in, may be Fezularly supplied by all
Boc4sellers.
. .

71, St: Paul's Church-yard,
June 4, ISoz.

Pursuant to a Decree of the-High Court of Chancery, made
in a Cause whereirt.WlLLl A M AMHERST, an Infant,
is Plaintiff; and GEORGE POWNE V, Esq. is Defen-
dant •
Hk 97CREDITORS of WILLIAM .KERRILL
AMHERST, late of Moydapore, in the Province of
Bengal, in the EaSandies, Esq. deceased (Who died in or
abut the year 179 z), are; -on or before-the 17th day of I uly
iSc2„, to come in and prove their Debts; before John Ord,
Esq: one of the Masters of the said Court, at his Chambers
in Southampton-buildings, Chancery:lane, London or in
default thereof.they will be peremptorily excluded the bene-
fit of the said Decree. - .

• ' TICKETS and'SHARES of TICKETS ,
• ARE SELLING tiY •
FrANSBY and Co. z 6, Cornhill, opposite
.i. the Royal Exchange, and at their Offices throughout
the Kiggdoin.
Clubs, Societies, and individue Purchasers in Town and
Country, who honour -Hornsby and Co. with their Com-.
mantis, are particularly recommended to buy speedily on ac,
count of the very few. Tickets in.the•English Lottery—only
24,030 In most Lotteries upwards of 40,000 have been sold
before the Drawing commenced. The Scheme is much ap-
proved or, and .t he demand for Tickets and Shares, ateHorns-
by and Co's: Offices, is daily increasing..
Orders executed exaaly on the same terms as if present.
The DraWing begins the ad of-August.
London, England, 1802-06-17

LOST,

CNN the of June, insi. a, BILL, drawn by
John Nl' Fie and Co. of Glas,Tovv1 upon John Hill of the
same place, at Six Months from the..t4th of April last, amount
tzs. No Indorser, after John ikr Fie and Co. has any
rigat to the Bill. The ti ores of the date appear to have been
changed and blotted. All Bankers and Merchants are re,
quested to secure this Billif Olrered.td them, and to send it to
Alexander Mundell, No. 3, Fludyer-street; Westminster ;
William Patrick, Writer to the. Signet, Edinburgh ; or John
'r Douglas, Writer, nt-Glasgow:
tune ‘z, ISoz.
London, England, 1802-06-28

LOT V

All that rougiaiece or. Parcel of pasture Ground, called
COED CAE JON ET, situate in the,Parish of Llanvry-
nach aforesaid, containing 7.3 Acres, statute Meisure (be the
same more or less), now held by William Mutely, at the
clear yearly Rent of zl. 2S.
• The above Farms have an unlimited Right of Common,
for all manner of Cattle on the' adjacent Commons, and the
several Houses and Out-houses have been lately put in com-
plete Repair, at a very considerable E )(pence. -
-- -Not.? Thera ;n r. anzitnerante quantity of Timber and
young Trees growing upon this Estate, winch will be sold
with the same.

( Ihe several Tenants will shew the dittrent Farms ;
and for further Particulars, apply to Mr. Thomas Bold, At.
torney, Brecon, at whose Office, Maps of the Estate may be

seen.

june.t4th, dos,

ROYAL ABORA.FORY, GLOUCESTER.
-n COX, Chemist to the King, having fitted -up
Rooms for the sale of his'Pearls, Tablets, Lozenges,
Cachoes du Rose, Essences*of Spices and British Plants, &c.
and. having selected a very extensive Assortment of Sea, Fa-
mily and Portable MEDICINE 'CHESTS on improved
principles, he presumes to hope that his Colledion will be
found worthy of Public Notice.
Cox's Charcoal Dentifrice, for the accommodation of-the
Nobility and :Gentry residing in Town, is sold only by. Mr.
Smith; -Perfumer 'to His Majesty, New Bond-street; Mr.
Golding, Coruhill ; and also, in Edinburgh, by Mr. Smith;
Perfumer. - _ _ •

this day is published, 4th Edition. Ccx's Family Medical.
Compendium, with ..an Essay on the Diseases of Tropical
Climates. Sold by Hatchard, Piccadilly; Murray and Co.
Fleet-street, and by the Author, in Gloucester.