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London, England, 1802-07-12

JOHN HENRY SCHNEII?ER, Esq.

The interior fitted up in a style of unusual simplicity and
neatness,' and possessing every convenience, no less for the
comfort of domestic use than splendid accommodation ; the
Mansion stands on a gentle ethinence; in the centre of a de-
lightful Paddock, and
_surrounding domain of Forty Acres,
ornamented with a number of majestic loft}, oak and other
forest trees; a delightful Piece of Water, semicircular• G Teen-
house, large detached Billiard7roem, Shrubbery, Plantations,
Kitchen-Garden, fully cropped ; Ice-house,- lofty continued
Walls, covered with innumerable Fruit-trees of the first
quality ; l'eachery, Crapery, Melon-ground, and every ne-
cessary. appendage ; together with a Lerisehold Farm, of
Twenty-eight Acres adjoining. The dwelling is approached
iinder,a, Done Colonnade ; contains a noble Eating Parlour,
Anti-room, Library, elegant Octagon'Saloon, Boirdoir or Dres-
sing Room, spacious Hall, and, Geometrical Stone Staircase;
Housekeeper's Ithom, Butler's Room, six capital lofty Bed-
chambers, with Pressing Rooms, on thb First Floor; five ad-
mirable family Bed-chambers on the Upper Floor, and suit-
able Servants' Apartments, back Stairease, and Water-closets
throughout : the. DoMestic" Offices consist of a lofty, light
airy Kitchen, back Kitchen, Servants' Bakehouse,
Larder, and spaciouS Cellaring, Reservoirs for river and spring
Water of a • superior quality ; two - Coach-houses, capital
Stabling for nine Horses; Men-servants' Rooms, Wash-
house, Dairy, and other out-door Offices ; with"Farin-yard
and Buildings. The views on all sides are delightful, and
the whole in the highest state of perfettiOn:;
May be viewed •,by Tickets, ten days preceding the Sale,
which with printed Particulars may be hatt.of•Messrs. Peter
Coxe, Burrell, and Foster, Throgmorton-street,, Royal Ex-
change.

•
MIDDLESEX—FREEHOLD COTTAGE, GARDEN,
and MEADOWLANDS, near HAMPSTEAD.
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION,
By Mr. ROBINS,
At Garraway's Coffee-house, 'Change-alley, Cornhill,
On MONDAY, July 19, at Twelve o'Ciock,
In TWO LOTS,
AVALUABLE FREEHOLD ESTATE, com.:
prising FOUR INCLOSUIt ES of RICH M EA-
DOW-LANDS, containing about Seventeen, Acres, with a
Cottage, Barn, and Garden, situate at CHI LD's HI L L,, one
Mile from Hampstead, in the Parish of Hendon, in posses-,
sion of Mr. SAMUEL MORRIS, who has notice to quit at
Michaelmas next. May be viewed by applying to Mr. Mor-
ris.

Particulars on the Premises ; Bell, Hendon ; .of Mr. Witt
Carpenter, Hampstead ; White Hart, Edgeware ; at Car.
raway's ; and of . Mt. Robins, Warwick-street, Golden.
square.
London, England, 1802-07-12

JULY 10.

Her Royal Highness the PRINCESS CHARLOTTE
Of
0.-ALES paid a visit LO THEIR MAJESTIES at the
E°gel, last night, attended by the Countess of
I.OIN

t. 11" MAJESTY walked on the Esplanade for some
; and THEIR MAJESTIES and the PRINCESSES
Went in their carriages to the Theatre.
Mr. BANNISTER performed DeCior Pangloss in
the Comedy of the Heir at Law, and Frederick' in
the Entertainment of Of Age to Morrow. Between
the Play and Entertainment Mr. BANNISTER sung the
ra,vourite song of " Captain Wattle and Miss Roe."
~
'he Royal Family were highly diverted.
This morning- PR IN C ESS MARY bathed in the sea.
iiis MAJESTY, General GARTH, Colonel FITZ-
II") and Major DESB_OROUGH rode on horseback : it
raining very hard, they soon returned to the Lodge.
PRINCESSES ELIZABETH and MARY, accompani-
ed by Ladies STAWEL L and CATHCART, walked on
the Esplanade, and afterwaids rode out onshorseback.
HER MAJESTY and the PRINCESSES took an air_
lng in a landau.

EVAN NEPE AN, Esq. had an interview with
tits MAJESTY this morning.

This morning was married, at Hendon, Middle-
dleseß, by the Rev. CHARLES BARTON, B. A.
.I,,CotrrTs TROTTER, Esq. of Berners-street, to Miss
late
GORDON, youngest daughter of the
ate Hon. ALEXANDER GORDON, Lord ROCK-
VILLE, brother to the late Earl of ABERDEEN.

His Majesty, in 1794, was graciously pleased to
rant a plot of ground in Hyde Park to' the Humane
2eiety, for the eretlion of a Receiving House,
hith has been annually produaive of many va-
4,,able lives being preserved.—On the 25th ulr. an
t'/'/,elledually deranged person attempted suicide.—
a hen rescued from the watery grave, the Resusei-
lillve Process was employed by Mr. BoNHAm,
e rewards for life restored have been paid by the
14:easurer of the above valuable. Society to the hu.,
• r'e Assistants.
London, England, 1802-07-12

CERTIFICATES.

July 3r. Thomas Hodgson, of Liverpool, broker.
John George Skutray,late of Threadneedle-street, merchant.
Robert Thompson, of Wood-street, Cheapside,
fa at ure F.
John Last, of Brighton, builder.
Benedict Paul Wagner, of Great Winchester-Street, mer-
chant. •,
Adam Steuar', of Liverpool, merchant.
lames Brice, of Trowbridge, clothier.
William Sutton, of Salters'-.1-1,411.c0wt, merchant.
London, England, 1802-07-12

EfTING FOREST'-FAMILY RESIDENCE, WITH
DORE COURT, GARDEN, COACH-HOUSE, AND
STABLING.

- TO RE SOLD'RY AUCTION, •
By PETER 'COXE, BURRELI,, and FOSTER,
At Garrawav's CoKe-house,
OnTHURSDAY, 'hay at Twelve o'Clock.
MHAT VERY DESIRABLE cOPYHOLD
FAMI LY RES I DENC recently tenanted by JOHN
BOOTH, Esq. pleasantly, chearfully, and advantageously
situate, unannoyed by the dust of a public road, in Paradise-
row, on the verge of Epping Forest, six miles from London
only, plentifully supplied with admirable water, and corn-
manding delightful Views in home Scenery and very exten-
sive Prospects, with spacious Fore-court, Coach-house, and
Stabling for three Horses,. These eligible and covetable
Premises, 01esenting a Piduresque Elevation, contain a va-
riety of Apartments in Gentleman's Room, Breakfast Par-
lour, -and Dining-room, opening into a Conservatory,
with Kitchen, Store-room,' and Offices on. the Ground
Floor, Double Staircase, singularly. elegant Bow-windowed
Lofty Drawing-room, fitted• up with peculiar attention,
in coved, enriched groined ceiling, semi-circular end, Re-
cesses for Sofas dr Library Bookcases, carved statuary. mar-
ble Chimney-pieces, and mahogany. • the whole in
beautiful proportion of effect, and to a South Asped finir
family Bed-chambers, two •smaller Bed..chambers or Dres-
sing-rooms, Maid, Servants' Apartments hr the Attics, .and
Men Servants' Room over the Stable; Wine and Beer Cel-
lars ; extensive Right of-Common.
These valuable. Copyhold Premises nearly equal to Free-
hold, being subjed only to the usual CiAtom of the Manor.
May be viewed ten day 'preceding the Sale, by 'Pickets
only, on application to Messrs; Peter Coxe, Burrell, and
Foster Throgrnorton,street ; when Particulars way be had,
alai at Foster,
and Garraway's.

DISTINGUISHED FREEHOLD VILLA, with SIXTY-
EIGHT ACRES of LAND, SOUTHGATE, •MID-
DLESEX.' •
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION,
By PETER COXE, BURRELL, and FOSTER,
At Gltrraway's Corlee.house,• 'Change-alley' Comhill,
On THURSDAY,, the isth of July Eat Twelve o'C lock,
rr HAT singularly capitrd and spacious FREE-
' HOLD VI LLA,•most pleasantly situate at Sonthgate,
in the richest part of the County of Middlesex, eight miles
only distant from the Metropolis, the property and residence
of
London, England, 1802-05-29

WLDNESDAY, MAY 26.

The• Stand Plate of Sol. tree for all ages ; 4 yr olds, "Tst.
91b. vrolds Bst. 41b: 6 yrolds and aged, Bst. tolb. Four
ytold fillies allowed 41b Four miles.
)Ir• l'aribrth's gr. in. Marcia, by Coriander, s yrs old-
-3.4r. Wentworth's br. c. Antelope, by Stride,,} yrs old .2
D. of Hamilton's b. c. by Setpent, 4yrs old = - 3
Five and 6 to 4 agst Marcia ; 6 and 7 to 4 agst Antelope ;
s to 4 agst Serpent.
A Sweepstakes of zogs. each, for 3 yr old colts,• Bst. Last
mile and half.
br. c. Sparrowliawk, by Buzzard
Ld E).,rl:ngtou's b. c 'by Beningbrough
/dr. Richardson's b. c. Abraham Newland, ,by 13ening-
brbuh -
Six and 7 to 4 A hra,iarn Newland agst the field ' won easy.
Foot Match.—Abraham Wood (Lancashire) beat John
Brown (Yorkshire), for icons. each. Four miles.—Wood
won by a distance: tun in 26 minutes, 21 seconds. Five and
6 to 4 on Wood.

. I
2

On the z3d inst. Alrs. Howard, of Corby Castle, of a
Daughter.
London, England, 1802-05-29

,No. 4, WELLS-STREET, THIRD DOOR. FROM
OXFORD-STREET.

UNDERTHE SANCTION OF ROYAL AUTHORITY.
MO the Curious in Drawing and Copying Draw-
•. 4 ings.and Paintings.. The various, beautiful, and almost
incredible etleas ofMr: JON ES's Optical' Instrument; calf-
ed The • CKITERION, or OPTLCAL REFLECTING
'I'UIiE, for Copying Drawings, Paintings, Natural FlowerS,
Inseds, dec.. it. giving the true likeness on paper tcrany size,
either asjarge as lite,, or small as miniature, and various.
other pi-opartions, in one minue, with all the proper Colours,
either by day or candle-light. •• - •
This Instrument will be found of the greatest utility to
Artists in general; who wish. to Copy MiniatureS into Por-
traits, or Portraitl into Miniatur, also for Engravers, Ar•-•
chitects„ SurvFyors, &c. being simple in use, and tar supe-
rior to the Pantigrafei-, there oeing no tracing required over
the kiaure,Qr Drawings (as is the usual mr- manner o the Pan-
tigraf), and without injury to the most_ curious Drawings and
I)aintings WhateVer.
Price Twelve.ataineas each.' ristrument, with all the ap-
paratus comvlef.:e for immediate use, and. proper directions
nor the same.
London, England, 1802-05-29

PNANTASNIA6ORIA

Those who rfnrchase the above Instrument, will bein-
structed to pet forrit.the-Optical Illusions in any-dark cham-
ber fur their ,irmis,....inent; in the mariner as exhibiting at the
_Lyceum'. Mr. lones having sold thcfSe Instruments twenty
year,-;

N. B. Such Lady.or Gentleman who wish to see the ell4l
of this Instnanen:, to pay zs.,6d. each, which will be re_
turned on purchasing the same. : .
Also, by Ilia Majesty's Special Appointment, his RE.
FhECTINC.; MIRRORS, dorn One' to Twenty Guineas
each ; for taking`ikenessesio• profile or fullface ; also Land.-
seapes and Views from Sea, &c. They are made on so easy
a plan, that a:child of ten years of age cannot- fail to take a
.pertett l',keness with thew. •
:Miniature; neatly painto trcm Three. to, Five and Ten
Guineas each. - •

Sp:-.ciincnr.-ol.therrbia-ve May be seen every day from eleven
o'clock, in the fo,itlon till five in the evening, at 4\ 0- 4,
Welisireet, third door from 0 xford.street.
London, England, 1802-05-29

Singularly beautiful MANSION HC USE and PARK, near
Bristol, Gloucestershire.

To be LETT,' completely FURNISHED, ,and
entered upon immediately,• a most noble, -spacious
MANSION, fit for the reception of a very large Family. of
distinaion and opulence, with CoachLhouse and Stabling for
above twenty Horses, and-most convenient attached and de-
tached Offices of every description. Capital Kitchen. Gar_
dens, Plantations, S'ltrUbberies, &c: &c. and about Fifty
Acres of remarkably rich Land; in the highest state of culti-
vation, and beautifully wooded surrounding the same. The
Buildings are in. complete- repair and the Grolind in the
highest order, situate-on a delightful and healthy eminence,
on ,the, borders of Durham-Pown, between Clifton and
Kingsweston, and Coumranding a superb view of a finely
wooded Country,. the Severn, Bristol Canal,:A von and •
Welch Hill Mountains. The situation will be. found to nos-
ieSs innumerable local advantages. Terms of renting may
be known, 'arid the House-and Estate viewed,. with Tickets
only, by applying to Mr. Yates, at Sneed Park near Bristol.
London, England, 1802-05-29

OAR?S; MAy t 6.

Z..‘olony of Si. Poi,thigo, which for 'so
.iong a
'period has been delivered up to disorder, is about to
be restored to its former situation. Until this
day, for some years past, its Commerce has been
subject .to no regulation. The French Na-
tion, to whom it excluSively belongs, has not sent
there a single vessel. It must tenni to the an-
cient order- of things, but only fly degrees ; it
must also, raS before, be divided between National
and Foreign Commerce,:giving to each its respe6live
share. But prudence forbids that the one to which
it has been so unfortunately given up, should be
suddenly taken away, and every thing restored to
the other. It must wait the return of antient
habits, it must wait till the products of our Manu-
faaures are perfeeted : the communication with Eng-
land has caused a. cessation of antient wants,
while it has given birth to new. The trade
must be suited with those articles which will be
of service to the grower of colonial produce.—
Who doubts that the English have introduced into
St. Domingo some new processes of Art, of real uti-
lity, which they have been able to bring to per-
feaion by their great knowledge. on many points
of culture and manufaCture ?

The Captain-General Ltc FRC, has published the
following Arrete, which is, perfedly adapted to ex_
isting circumstances, as it does riot take away every
thing from Foreigners, nor restore every thing to
the French ; but the diminution of half the Duties
of Importation in favour of the latter, is an encou-
ragement, of which the effeas cannot fail to be de-
cisive. ,
London, England, 1802-05-29

FOR THE TEETH AND G tAIS

MHE ESSENCE of PEARL anl PEARL DEN-
TIFRICE, invented by tlie- late. IACOB HENIET,
Dentist to Fier NlAlf,Srvancl'the f4CE of are
greatly superior, both in elegance and eilie4cy to' any thing
hitherto made use• of; they =will efli.(luallv preserve the
Teeth in a sound state, eVen•td oft agesill render, them
\white and beautiful without the leastimpairing the Enamel,
-fasten such as are loose, keep such as, are already, decayed
from becoming worsd, prevent the Tooth-achi perti4tly'cure
the Scurvy in the Glint;, and wake Thetngrow firm and-clese
td the Teeth.- They like\ose reader the Breath delicately
sweet, ,and remedy all those Disorders that,are thz!. conse-
quence of Scorbutic Gums and'had•Teeth.- • • - • •
•. In order to prevent the impositions daily.praftised by per-
sons counterfeiting the- above mentioned thug-established
Medicines, the following words are (by permission)-engraved
in tile stamp, " J.l-IEMET,BAYLEN, &BLEW,•COCK-
iSP UR ST It T,"-andE time are genuine. but what have
these words engraved in the stamp, and also a label with the
wools " BA Y- I. E Y and BLEW, Cockspur- street, •London,"
pasted on• the back•of each bottle and box. And al! Venders
of the' above Medicines are hereby inforined, that counter
-
kiting the stanip i§ felony. • • • ••,
The Essence 2nd• Dentifrice are sold wholesale and retail
by .1.-layl.ay and Blew, Cockspur7street, London. .I.l.rice as. 9d
each, stamps included. - .
tfr- The •P it bile- are respeefolly cantietied againi.•purchasing
the,above Medicines without stamos
, no Veliders being
4upvlie4l, With them unstamped (except forexportation ;)
such as 'a-re' offered tit sale without t pope: stamp must
bepiunterfeit. Also against being deceived by. spurious
Compositions (of a similar appearance), 'sold under the
appellation of Quintessence of rear!. •• • .
London, England, 1802-05-29

This Day.was published,
Price bound ts. 34. or i 44. a Dozen to those who buy them
to give away. k
A--New Edition, being the Thirty-eighth, of.

, N
HELP and GUIDE to . CHRISTIAN FA-
-1 MILL ES,: Containing, 1.. 110 trinal I nstruaions for
the right informing-of their' 4 udginents. II .•Pratircal Direc-
tions for the general Course of their Lives. 111. Particular
Advice for the well-managing every day; With Reference
to their Natural Adions, Civil t!mploymarits; Necessary
RecreafionS, 'and Religious Dutici.:
Unto which are added, Principles of Religion, useful to
be known, believed and praaised, by sucbas desire to receive
the Holy Coniniunion with 'benefit and ComfOrt. With
Forms of Praye? for Families and Single Persons.—Also Di-
vine Hymns on several Occasions..
.1)V/ WILLIAM BURKITT, M.A.` •
Late Vicar of Dedham, in- Essex.

Printed for F. and C. RivingtcM, No. 6z, St. Paul's
Church-yard ; G. and J. Robinson, J. Mathews, Longman
and Rees, and J. Nlawman.
London, England, 1802-05-29

BROCKET.HALL RACES, FRIDAY', MAY 23.
A Plate of Sol. for all ages.-:---The winner to be sold for zeogs.
if demanded, &c. - -
Mr. Lamb's ch. c; Creeper,
•Mr. Howarth's b. h. Chipp:nham, z
A Gold, value ice ;s. being a Subscription of togs.
• each, the Surplus to be paid .the Winner in Specie, for
Horses of all ages. Twice round the Course, about three
milesznd a half.
Mr. Dawson's c,,luiz (named by Sir J. Shelley) -
The Ptinee of Wales's Surprize. -
Ld. Melbourne's Lucan.
Mr. Lamb's ch. c. Creeper.
IWr. Heibert's Pyrrhus.
Mi. Sitwell's Fiejdfare. .
A Sweepstakes of togs. each, for horses carrying east. each,
that never started, paid or received forfeit. The Two-mile
Course heats. To be rode by Gentlemen.
Mr.' I' or. h. by Slope -
Lady Salisbury's br. g. Dulles, aged.
.Mr. G. Bowes's ch. g. Anthropitagoa.
Mr.Annes4s,br. g; by King Fergus.

?funny, Nl'
Amsterdam to 13 2. us.
Ditto, at sight To 9
Rotterdam to 5.t 2 us.
Hauiburgh - 32 to 21 US.'
Altona ••• • 32 II 2 us.
Paris 1 clay's da. 23 to
Paris 2 usance 23- 14 Livres
Bourdeaux, d0..23 is
Cadiz - - 34 in paper
Ditto. - 36* effective

LONDOL:.,Printeti by BUCHANAN M4MILLAN, (o.
At the Stitt-o,l'Kr/ No. 1 i 3, Straw/ f where
London, England, 1802-05-29

EARLY, IN !LILY,
• If not "previously-dL4pOsed of
By PRIVATE CONTRACT,
MHE,TWO following FREEHOLD ESTATES,
situatedin BECCLES, a pleasant and healthy part of
the COUNTY of SUFFOLK. The precise Day aud Place
Of Salt will in duestime appear in the Public Papers.
K ST: •A
MANSION-HOUSE, :in complete repair,'de-
,tached from the Town, placed-on an elevated situation on the
right hand side of the road leading'frOnt Beccies to 'Lowestoft,
commanding an extensive prospeel into the county of Nor-
folk, -over 'the river Waveny, navigable from Yarmouth
through 13eccies• to Bungay : comprising -a
,spacious pall
leading to ;inelegant Dining andWithAtawing Room, StUdy,
Parlor, seven sleeping Rooms,-Kitchen fitted up with a com-
pete modem Range,, Stove, Oven, roning Stove,i Oval'
Steam. Copper with Apparatui, Smoak Jack; &c. an ex-
cellent. Barn, Granary, two Stables, Coach, and Dove-house,'
kc.' an extensive Garden, with upwards of 300 leet.of Wall,.
planted • with choice Fruit Trees, adjoinirq to which is a
Grove; consisting of some 04 the fineSt.O.ak Timbers in the.
County; interspersed With -17.VerKreens; Wining a delightful
Pleasure Ground, •4tul the whole a complete family Resi-
dence; . to which is annexed 23 Acres, more or, less, of Land,
in a high.:4ate of Cultivation, within a Ring Fence. •
SECOND, 'A good rA 1(M-1IOUS E in.petted repair, with.
Bans and other Out-BuildingS, near the above on the opposite
side of the same Road, with zo. Acres Of Arable and Pasture
Land more or less, the Road only dividing it from the above;
to be sold separate or with it.
- Beccles is. 108 miles from London, 17 from Norwich, Ts
from .Yannouth, and to from Lowestoft ; the 'Roads per-
teeny good inevery disediOn.
Letters (post-paid) addressed to J.:Allen, the Proprietor
.and Occupier, will have every attention paid them ; but none
but principals who have already viewed, or will take the
trouble of viewing the Premises, will be treated with ; for
which purpose, attendance will be given every Tuesday and
Thtirsday, or 44-ty other day that may be appointed'by letter.
London, England, 1802-05-29

AMR. I.ED

Major Adolphus Hinuber, late Deputy Adjutant-General
to the Forces at Minorca, to Miss Caroline Turner, eldest
daughter of Charles Turner, Esq..of Charlton, Kent..
On Thursday, Lord Sydney, to Lady Charlotte Clements.

On Sunday the 23d inst. at St. Andrew's' in Plymouth,
Samuel Pym, Esq. a Post Captain- in the Royal Navy, to
Miss Lockyer, only daughter Edmund Lockycr, Esq: of
that place.
On Tuesday, the ISth inst. in the Cathedral Church of
Litchfield, by the Rev. john Parker, john Nuttall, Esq.
of Bury, in the county of Lancaster; to Miss Elizatieth Par-
ker, daughter of George Parker, Esq.
On Toursday, at St. Pancras Church, Mr. W. G . Rose, of
the House of Commons, to Miss F. Davies, of Guildfo.d-
street _ .

'On Thursday, at St. Martin's Church, Mr. Tho.. Gitillod;
of Cockspur.-street, to Miss Ann .ChanThers, of Kingston.
The someday, Mr. D. Fernandez, of New Ormond-street,
to Miss Ferta6a, of Stoke Mcwitgton.
The same day, .at WoeiwiLh„ Captain Neve, of the Royal
Navy, to Miss Amelia Sisori, only daughter of E. Sison,
Zig. of 7.iioolwich Deck-yard.
'• Saturday last, at St. Mary's, Lambeth,, 'Lieutenant
Fleetwood, of the Royal Navy, .to Miss Randall, daughter
ofthe late, William Randall; EN,
Lately, at the Parish Church of R ainhorn, ir. Essex. Hugh
Doherty, Esq. Cornet in the zs.th Light Dragoons, to Miss
Holmes, eldest daughter of Thomas Holmes, Esq. of Mans:.
field-street, Portland-place.
London, England, 1802-05-29

[PRICE SIXPENCE.

1:0 BE SOLD, or LET F,

A, FINE ESTATE in. the -,Neighblurhnnd
aC I.IIRETEUIL;about a league from the toad leadirg" from
Amiens to Paris, and consistingof ARA 111,E GROU
WOODS and M EADOWS. . .

. .
Also an old CHATEAU, v.:ry lofty, and in the form of a
Tower, containing several-apartments extremely well laid ;.t
.out, and. a large Kitchen. • . The Cirateati rise.; :to 1110 U t
feet aboVe the Meadow, and command; a view both of the
Wciod and the Village. It was inhabited by King Henry
during.the Siege-et Amiens.
The Court-yatd contains StaWs and other: Offices, coal..
modiously disposed.
The Kitchen Garden is in good condition,
" The Wood, tw.rncrly a Park, end surrounded with walls,
contains, with thegrounds which surround the anus; about.
600 Acres ; it is well opened.
The_ Meadow consists of" 6S Acres in one piece. It is se-
parated from the Wcod only by a small rivulet which rirol.
*etwee,n them. Thisrivulet-turns two beloaging. 1,,
the Chateau.

There are also two other detadizA Woods, each cowistilt
of 4o Acres, and situated at riigerent distances.
here are about 60 Acres of Aiable, Laud,
,in good cola.
nation.

7 ;iire-77Woods are very fu4l -cf Rabbits, are frequented by
Foxes, tinclainrd very a7rceable'sp;baring;• . - •
Address to Citi7,.:n Commissary of the Criminal
Tribunal, at Atr,:n.‘i. .

ODIHAM HANTS, 47. from LONDON.
MO BE SOLD. a I.\l.,dern..boik HOUSE wfd!
•X' • adapted Ewa C.;ecnil;:rnan's Family, with an excellent
Walled t;arrin and Out-house Col.sreniencis ; the Roomy,
are ofa good size, and contain two Parlours, a Dm wing
six Sleeping Rooms, &c.
For. further Particulars apply to W. arid J.
Upholders, New Bond—street, where a 'flail of the Howe
may be seen..
N.B. Land may be led, if rerpired. _

ON 'll-IE BANKS OF THE.THAMtS.
• TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CANTRACT,
A Beautiful FREEHOLD ESTATE, with
ink4iottscr Gardens; &c. &c. 3; miles from-Erindon;
three !turn Henley, and four. from Marlow, containing 300
Acres of. prime Beech WoOd, and. 440 Acres of
,-A.rable-
Pasture-LaiL

A large Manor, an extensive Fishery in the- Thames,
which bounds the Estate by the South.
The whole is contained within a Ring Fence, and the Lard
is occupied by Tenants at Will.
• The House anct Offices are large, and in good order, being
now inhabited by the Owner, and are for the rreeßtion of
a Gentleman's Family. Toe'Gardens and Shriibberies, con,
raining together four Acres, are inclosed by a capital Wnl,
well planted"with Fruit Trees. ,
Immediate possession of the House and Gaiden, and "of
sufficient Pasture Groand, may be had, if req'iirgd.
Particulars may he had of Messrs. Mayo And Pcarse,
Closst-lane, London;' and of Mr. C.;oper,, Henley,
wi.ll give Tickets for Viewing the 11-mse..and. ?remises? wilich
nut' be seen every Thursday from Ten .'Clock ro Four.
London, England, 1802-07-24

N i4II3EF 30722!

NEVER PERFORMED.
NEW GRAND SPECTACLE, &c. performed by a NEW
COMPANY from PARIS.
El' Avr Lzy, 4un. has the honour to almotince,.that
tin consequence of his having kngagod the above extraordi-
nary Company from Frame, at a very great Expense, he
is enabled to bring forward those Spectacles, &c. which
have been so much applauded in Paris, with More cor-
rectness and expedition than otherwise he could have done;
thereby giving him the exclusive opportunity of producing
'extensive Novelty,to the Publl., to whom Mr. As
jilt), looks up to, for a coutinuarion of chit Patronage,
which during his shot t Nlanagenient he hal
ex-
perienced.
ROYAL AMPHITHEATRE.
ASTI. Y's, W ESTMINSTE R-BRI DC 4.
Under the Patronage of Their Royal lingbites.ses the Prince

or 'Wales and Duke ot 'ark. _
nN ,MONDAY NEXT, July will
-V be presented, an entire New Grand Spectacle, as per:
formed by the following French Comp iny., ell aged by Mr.
arLzy, Jun. at the Tieatre of the City in Paris, zoo suc-
cessive Nights, with New Scatiery, Machinery, Dresses,'
Music, dec. with grand and uncommon Combats, Military
Evolutions, Siege by Sea Prid Land, wide spreading Confla-
gration, &c. (produced and got up 'under the imnierkite
reaion of Mons. Gougisbus, sen. )called
London, England, 1802-07-24

LITTLE-GO ACT.

THE amusement of Raffling has been suspended,'
if not entirely suppressedt at the different watering
place,, II) consequence of the following sweeping
clause contained in this Aet :
'it Be it enaded, that from and after the tst day
Of July, rBe4, no person, or persons whatever shall
Publicly or nritely keep any office or place, to
exercise, keep open, show, or expose to De played,
drawn, or thrown at, or in, either by dice, lots,
cards, or balls, or by numbes or figures, or by
.any other way, contrivance, or device whatsoever,
, any game or lottery, called a Little-Go, or any,
lottery rwhatsoever, not authorised by Parliament;
or shall knowiugly suffer to be exercised, kept open,
shown, or exposed to be played, drawni, or thrown,
at or in, either by dice, lots, cards, balls, or by
numbers or figures, or by any other way, contriv-
ance, or device whatsoever, in his or her house, room,
or place, upon pain of forfeiting, for every such
offence, the sum of Five Hundred Pounds."

SPORTING INTELLIGENCE.

STOCKBRIDGE.
-favaA.A juLy Sc..xz

A Plate of sol. for 3-yr olds, carrying 7st. slit. and 4.yr ods.
Sst. izib. The winner of one Plate or Sweepstakes in
IgoZ, carrying 31b. extra.—The best of three two.mile
heats. Mares and Geldings allowed 21b.
Mr. Scrope's b. c. Dottrel, 4.yr old . .
His Royal Highness the Pri=ce of Wales's b. c. Fidget
Mr. l'urnad's ch. C. 3-yr uld, Morgan Ratler
Seven to 4 apt Dottrel-5 to 4 upon the Prince--3 to r agst

Hunters' Sweepstakes of togs. each? for Horses-that had
never started, paid or mewed forfeit to the Ist of
March, carrying I2St. One four-milei •
Mr. Heming's b. h. by Pegasus, 5-yrs•old
Mr. Abbey's ru. osch. tn. by Asparagus,
.s.;yrs-old
-Mr. ttatson's b. in. Novice, aged
Mr. G. f'•Stratton's b. g Skylight, aged
Five to 4on Pegasus-7 to 2 agst Skylight.

LAMBERTON RACES.
WEDNESDAY, JULY 7.
The Hunters' Stakes of togs. each, rest. Three mile heats.
(Four Subscribers.)
Colonel Renton's gr. in. by Comet
Mr. llderton's Chatsworth, by Columbus
Mr. Donn's Sharp-shooter -
The 501. tier 3 and 4yr olds. Two mile heats.
Mr. Lonschde's ch. c. by Bcningborough, 3 yrs old t
Mr. f letclier's Antelope, 5 yrs - 2 2
Mr. Cumming's b. c. by John Bull, 4 Yrs.. - 3 3
Colonel Renton's b. f. by Buzzard, 4 yrs. tell
Mr. liletcher's b. h. Seven's the Main, by Toby, beat Mr.
johnsipties Suworow,halt=a-milerfogs.

I I
2 2
3

THUFSDAY.
For the 501. for all ages. No race.
Mn: Fletcher's black policy beat easy Mr. johnson's Logie
O'Buchan, by'Rockingliam, so yards on Lambertort Course.
Mr. Johnson staked soon to songs. Mr. Johnson and Mr.
fletcher rode.

FRIDAY.—NO race for the col.

Matches.—Mr.. Johnson's brown horse, Antelope,. Rst.
beat Mr. Fletcher's Applegarth, gst. 31b. two miles, zoogs.
each, ten to one on Applegarth.
Mr. Fletcher's Lethe, beat Mr.Johoson's chesngt filly
two miles, tongs. each.
Mr. Fletcher's bay filly, by Ruler, beat Mr. Johnson's
bay gelding by Bay Bolton. Last half mile of the course,
75.t.-41b. for tongs. each. The winner to have both horseS.
Mr. Johnson's colt, Logie O'Buchan, beat Mr. Fletcher's
John Knox, too yards, fur icoogs.
London, England, 1802-07-23

LEAD MINES.

MO BE LETT, for such 'Term of Years, and
upon such Conditions as shall be agreed on, the LEAD
MINES ui the Hills 'of South 'and Over Cumber si-
tuated in the Parish orLesmahagolV, and County of Lanark.
From 4 miheral survey lately• made, and report drawn. up
in conseq6ence. thereof, practical and experienced Lead'
Minors, the above Lands are deeired. to be well. worth the
attention ofa Mining Company, and the indications of a body •
of Lead to-be so strong, as to warrant trials with every
bility of slicees. The Lead Ore brotight tropa the Mines
:referred to in the Rcpott, of which specimens wiil.be exhi-
b.ittal", is of the richest and purestquality; and. NvAs at• oiie
'period- wrought to grearadvantage. .
The above,mentived printed Mineral
,Report, together
with specimens of the .Ore, Spars, and other Metals therein
Spe,:ified, may be seen by applying to Michael Linning, Wri-
tet' to the Signet, .St. Jaine S's-square,: Edinburgh to Mess.
Kennady and Logan, Merchants, Buchanan street, .Glas-
gow ; or to No. 3, Fludyer-stne,l, London.
London, England, 1802-07-23

TU,THE CURI(WS IN FISH SAUCE

HE N. T OBILITY, GENTRY, and PLIBLIC in
• general, are respect ally informed, J: i u RG ESS and
Son's GEN Li INE.ESSENC of ANCHOVIES, crn.tinue,s
to be prepared by them. in the same manner that has given
such universal approbation for many year's Past.
The 'long justly-acquired superiority of that Article is
Fully conlirrnetEin.the opinion bf the Country at large, and of
Persons resident in all
.parts of the World, and having stood
rite test!of trial, ranks it in the situation it now maintains.
Tbe general utility of their Es,sence or Anchovies and other
rich Sauces for fish, &L:. induces them, from the MICTICCOUS
Advertisements daily appearing, to caution Families. Sec. in
firrchasing the same, as tione.is to be had of their Genuine,
• but'at, them Warehouse as under.
Every other Article in the Oil Trade for family use, of the
best quality. •
• WestAndia Merchants, Captains of Ships, &c,, Officers. in
the Ariity andisraity, supphed upon the shortest notice for
. the East and'West indiese&c.
For this convenience of Families in Scotland, they
have appointed Messrs. R. Johnston and Co. Edinburgh,
their sole Agents fdr Fish Sauces. ,
I,Varehouse, No. 167, corner of Savoy-steps, .
' Strand, tendon.

IMPROVEMENTS in UPHOLSTERY and CABINET
FURNITURE.

• MORGAN and SANDERS's new invented Im-\
perial Dining Ta'hles, one trf which T; MORGAN
bad the honour ot.tsheying to Their Majesties and the
Princesses at the Queen's House, who according to their
accustomed goodness CT encv:rag,ing Ingenuity, were most
graciously • plvasecl to express tneir highest approbation and
isantslori the same. •
The hint improved SOF; Beds, Chair Beds, ...the much ad-
mired Fouf-post and. Tent ,Bedsteads with Brass Screws,
called Patent,.with elegant Chintz Furnit!ires and Bedding
complete, handsome Dome Beds i:nd Window Curtains
en suite, with every other Article in-he uphoisttry and,
-Cabinet Branehe., requisite f.n- furnishing Houses coMplete,
executed in the first stile of elegance and fashion:
431- Mistakes having frequently occurred, from_ other
WafeFivueS bc:in.,2; in the saiv.4 I,l4ies:and ccrriiir!rnen
are very respectiiii iv entreated to he particular, that MOR-
GAN and SANDERS's Manufaciories and Ware Rooms are
No. 16 and 17, CATHE RIN E,-STR E ET,
THREE IYOO RS from the S.TRA'NU.

N. B. Improved Portable Bedsteads with Bedding, and
Mnsquitto Nett Furnitures. Alattrasses, -&c. for Foreign
Climates, also new invented Portable Chairs, a dozen of
which pack in the space of,tivd .ecrmmon Chairs,-for ex-
portativn.
MORCAN and SANDERS beg leave to 'inform
Ladies and Gentlemen in general, there-never was a-Patent
granted. for Chair Beds, Sofa-Beds, 8:c. so falsely r.Tresented
by unprincipled men, • who are calling almost every article
and stamping theta Patent, 'in order to mislead and impose on
the'Public. ,
London, England, 1802-07-23

VAUXHALL ROWING lIIATCH.

• 4
THE ANNUAL WHERRY giv'en by the PRO-
PRIETOR of VAUXIIALLGARDENS 'will:be
'KOWED FOR THIS DAY, July 2.3 d, by SEVEN
. ,
PAIR of OARS, in Uniform-Dresses.
To be determined by One Heat ; to start from Blaelcfriars
tridge at Five through the Centie Arch of West:
trkinster 'Bridge atiii the-Centre Arch of Battersea Bridge,
and return on the Sul-rcy Shore past a Boat moored off Vaux-
hall Stairs.

In the Evening will be
A GRAND GALA.

The Carcienswill be Illinninated in a splendid manner,
ilnd the Transparency of the ROWING and SAILING
tiATCII, with other Devices, will be displlyed. •
Between the Ads His Roy Ilighness the puke of York's
taud will perform Martial and the Rand .)f Pandean
Ninstrels a variety of French and German Airs,
'After the Concert will be given a brilliant' Exhibition of
FIRE-WORKS; •
By. Signor HENGLER.
ADMISSION THREE SHILLINGS.
doors open at Seven and the Concert begins at Eight o'Clock.

Leigh, iztirJuly,.lBo2.
ROYAL ,LI2I,tCASHIRE VOLUNTEERS.

XTOTICE is hereby given, That a General As.
1 sembly of the CC/1+?. 141 I TTEE pointed to. manage
AtEtirt, of.the.Subscrlbet,7 to the REGIMENT of LA N-
C.:A FENCIBLLiS, Nte commanded by the Ear! of
WILTON, %%ill be hel4.at the Eagle. and Child, in Wigan,
on Wednesday the '4th. Day of August. next, at Eleven
o'clock in the Forenoon, in order to ccnsider of the most fit
azd proper disposition of tye Surplus:arisitig.frorn the Sub-
scriptionfor raising the said'Regimenc.
All Subscribers of Sol. and owards, ate of the Commit-
tee.

E. and

C;ORFT.
London, England, 1802-07-23

NEXT• P KESENITATf ON

TO BE SOLD, the NEXT PRESENT,A.TTON
to a VICARAGE about Forty Miles from LOncian, of
about roe[. per:, Anpum, timproveable. the present Incum-
bent being upwards et 7cs years of .age, and very infirin.—
There:has been no resident Vicar for tiic fiSt fifty years.
Apply to. Messrs. -
London, England, 1802-07-23

DEAL, JULY 12.

ARRIVED from a Cruize, and remains, Uis
Ma-
jesty's Sloop Savage.
Several of the outward-bound have put back from
the Westward, among which is the Brig trilliax4
SMITH, for Madeira and Martinique.
Arrived and sailed for Stangate Creek, the
Catharine, WRANGHAM, from Smyrna.
London, England, 1802-07-23

COAL and, I RON STONE.

710 BE LETT,: for such Term of. YearS, and
uR,?; sue,ft.c onditions as 'may be agreed on, the very
vaina'bid;itittOtisisive. COAL and IRON STONE in the
Land's and E'Sfa'relar Park.diait, situated in the Parish of
Muiravonsi4e,.and.CountY or Sti4ing.
The Coal in. this Ls:tate, which has been. frequently
W rough fto great advantage, and for winch cOnsideral7ttr cuts
:have been•recently of Bred, is adiviited to be of \'rrvv excel.
lent qualty.,/and or grcat
extent. A level might hellriven at
no very considerable expense, whish persons Versant in these
'riatters urc of,opinion ‘vould,clear several hundred Acres of
Coal of the very first quality. •
The Iron Stone, of which there is great abundance, has
also been partially wrought. • • ••
`• The Conj6naion' of the above two valuable articles,•- on so"
.oxtensive a scale, in the immediate neighbourhood -of excel-
lent Roads, and of the Great Civde and Forth Canal, render
their well worthy the attention of a Mining Company.
Foir further information, application imiy be made to the
yrpkietor, Mr. :Livingston, at Clarkston, by Falkirk ; or,
to Michael tinning, Writer to the. Signet, St. james'.s-
square, Edinburgh. '
London, England, 1802-07-23

APPIN (ARCYLE9I-1Ilifi), JULT 12.

The weather here for some time Past has bgen
.very bad—it resembles more the month of Novem-
ber than July. During the month of June we hid
only two dry days, and this month promises to he
little ,beiter ; yet; notwithstanding, the crops. in
general look remarkably well.- At Airds, in a
:field belonging to Captain Campbell, the barley is in
full ear, and the oats ate nearly► in the same state.
On .Saturday passed from Fort William, three
vessels with Emigrants for America. It is la-
mentable to think, there are 'no less than twelve
ships, engaged for the West Highlands, which
must carry off fourteen .or fifteen hundred of those
deluded people froth "their native country. Before
they had 'been three hours at sea, some of the poor
creatures .on Saturday came and asked one 'Of the
sailors the land they saw was America, which
slims what an idea they have of their voyage,

A most outrageous and alarming affray took
place in the market_ lace of Hull, on Saturday
evening, originating in a 'dispute respeling the
priCe of. green peas, a cart load of which a dealer
,in vegetables having purchased at the rate Of 4d.
per peck, attempted to retail 'to the yeople at an
advance to 6d. or 7d. Irritated by this, the mob
immediately destroyed the peas, and then' pro-
ceeding to open- hostility, overturned the stalls,
without discrimination, of every person -in the
inarket.--N;eeting with little or no- opposition,
the shops of the buteherS next became their ob-
jai.: _several of these they forced open, and, plun-
dered the contents; Avliich were' carried away by
men, women, and children, 'some Of whom' 'being,
apprehended; were conveyed tothe ll'ouse of •ear::
rettion. Finding 'that several, ,of their companions
were in confinement? -they -attempted : tOreeue'them
by breaking open the doors oithe Guildhall which
proving ineffedual, they turned' their atrerttion to
the-windows, every 'one of Which' they broke with
the,rnost determined fury:—The• Magistrates are
now-,-taking-the inost-adive steps to elucidate this
disgraceful-affair. • -•-
London, England, 1802-05-11

YARMOUTH, MAY 10.

ARRIVED in the Roads, the Latvia and U,i;eorn
Frigates ; and the Betsey, CA.PPS, from Portsmouth.
Sailed the Itzmaick Frigate, to the Northward ;
Joseph, BOULTEk, and Emanuel, ANDEaSON, for
Norway ; Cet•es, BALLS, for Cardiff; and Hope,
RAINoR, for Leith.
London, England, 1802-05-11

Singularly beautiful MANSION HOUSE and PARK, near
Bristol, Gloucestershire.

MO be LETT, completely-FURNISHED, ktul
I -entered upon immediately, a most noble; spacious
MANSION, fit for the reception of a very large Family of
distinaion and opulence, with Coach-house and Stabling for
above twenty Horses, and most convenient attached and.de-
racked 0 {flees of eyery description. Capital Kitchen Gar-
dens, Plantations, Shrubberies, &c. &c. and about Fifty
Acres of remarkably rich Land, in the highest state of culti-
vition, and beautifully wOoded surrounding the same. The
Buildings are in complete repair and the Ground in the
highest order, ,situate on a delightful and healthy eminence,
on the borders of Durham-Down, between 'Clifton and
Kingsweston, and commanding a superb view of a &Lek,
wiciadbd Coun try, the Severn, Bristol Canal, Avon and
Welch Hill Mountains. The situation will be found to-pos-
sess innumerable local advantages. Terms of renting may
be known, and the-House and Estate viewed, with Tickets
only, by applying to Mr. Yates, at Sneed Park near Bristol.
'The Premises will not be shewn before the L}tir, or after
the 224 instant.
London, England, 1802-05-11

COAL EXCHANGE.

Best Coals, in the Pool, per Citaldron 4os. od.
Delivered to Housekeepers at - 49. ed.
Second Sort, per ChaWon - - 375. od.
Delivered to Housekeepers at - 453. ed.
Inferior sorts cheaper in proportion.
London, England, 1802-05-11

13RISTOL, APRIL 28.

. On Monday se'nnight an inquisition was taken
before Mr. Morgan, Coroner, at the town of Pon_
tipool, in Monmouthshire, on the body of John
Saunders, blacksmith, of that place, when, dread-
ful to relate ! the Jury, after a minute investiga-
tion, returned a verdift of Wilful Murder against
William Saunders, the father of the deceased, who
is committed to Monmouth gaol, to take his trial
at the next Assize. His death was occasioned by
the firing of a gun at him, loaded with powder and
Allot, on the preceding Saturday night about nine
o'clock, as he was returning home from market,
within a few yards of his fathei's door, where he
was found on the ground in the agonies of death, in
a few minutes after, the whole charge having pene-
trated one side of his chest and lungs ; the report
of the gun being heard all througirthe town, caused
universal alarm. It appeared, that they had lived
in enmity for some time, and that the father h d
kept a gun loaded in his house, for the diabolical
purpose, for hear a fortnight past, which was soon
after on search fnind above stairs newly discharged.
The father declared, that the unfortunate young
man had not said any thing to him on that day.—
He has left a wife and four young children, wholly
dependent on his daily labour, to lament the irre-
parable loss of a most tender husband, and a fond
parent.
We are informed, that on Friday next William
Badger will be executed, pursuant to his sentence at
our last Assizes, for.uttering a note knowing it to
be forged.

The 'principal inhabitants of Newton St. Cyres,
near 'Exeter, celebrated the return of Peace by
giving a dinner to all the inhabitants.--rBOO weight
of roast 'beef, 40, plumb puddings, eight hogsheads
of cider, four of beer, twelve gallons of spirits,
&c. &c. were provided on the occasion.—Three
hundred persons sat down to dinner, and as many
more partook of this old English fare. In the
evening, fireworks, and other.emblems of joy were
displayed through the whole parish.
_

Account of the number of Broad and Narrow
Cloth's milled in the West-Riding of Yorkshire, for
the last twelve months':

BROAD CLATPIS.

Milled /?st year,
This year,

Pieces, 'Yards.
285,851, 9,263.,966
264,,82 5,699,242

Decreasel,

2i,769 04,724

NAR ',OW CLOTH!:

Milled last year, -
T4is year, -

169,z62 6,014,421
,137,231 41833)534

Decreasd,

323031

1, t 50,886

Lately, at .Haselhury Farm, a plough-share struck
against a large stone, which the ploughman, with
the
,assistance of some labourers, broke and re-
'moved, when there appeared a stone coffin, with
the remains of a human being that must have lain
there several centuries. The bones were friable,
but the teeth were sound and white as iVory. The
coffin is only 4 feet 8 inches in length, 9 inches
wide at the feet,.;,nd r 5 inches at the breast, whence
it is finished to the head by a semicircle of 7 inches
radius-. , • .
London, England, 1802-05-11

sun. NZ' gS.

GR.kVESEND, MAY Q

Passed by---tlle,lSabella, and Ann, Durrell, from Leg-
horn ; Elizabeth, Mud, from Norway ; o,cl;ett,
from Ostend ; Three Friends,- Vo4ter, from Mugadore ;
Two Brothers, -, and Jonge -, horn kot ter-
darn.

Sailed—the Hopewell, —, for Barbadoes ;* Lyons,
Naylor, for Trinidad ; Lord Donnegal, —, for Belfast ;
lady Ann, —, for Leghorn ; Hannah, —, for Oporto ;
Industry, —, for Gibraltar ; Vestal, Wood, for Cadiz ;
Lovely Cruizer, —, for Limerick ; Groete Veen, —,
for Ostend ; Union, —, and Coederwagting,
Hainburgh ; Jorige —, for Rouen ; Vrow Catha-
rina, for Ghent; Vrow Annagena, for Brussels;
lane, Dunn, —, and Drie Gesusters, —, for Havre.

PR ICE- 0

ST-OCKS.

I'ESTE

Hank Stock
Navy S per Cent. 10.21
; per Cent. 1797, io4Et
I risk c per Cent.
per Cent. Con. got 891 go
; per Cent. Red. 74} 3i
per Cent. Con. 75i 4t
Ditto Scrip
Rank L. Ann. 2r 1..16 21
Ditto Short Ann.
Ditto Scrip

RDA V.
India Stock •
Excheq. kills s. s. prem.
hindabie ditto prem.
:;(1 Exchequer Pills par
New S. S. Stock
Oinnium 2-1
I roper. 3 per Cent.
Ditto
ilank tnr opening
I 'llia for opening
ConsalsibrAccount 7.; 514:1-

LONDON MARKETS, &c.

RETURN OF WHEAT IN MARK-LANE,
' 13y Messrs CHILD and M.% lA' As, Meal Weighers,
Including only from the 26th -of April to the ist of May,
agreeably to the new A,'l.
67 Quarters at 795 od 518 Quarters at 64s od
124
,at 63s od
78 -------- at 725 od 85 at 62s od
1
230 - at his od
94
6o ----- at 69s od I 253 -------- at 58s od
579 - at 6s od
125 -,--- at 67s od 102 -------- at 55s od
464 - at 53s od
86 ----- at 655. 6d 24 -- at cos 0.1
547 — at 65s od 51t -------- at 335,0 d
Total 5454 Quarters.—Average 61s. 60.
ios. eqd. lower than bat Return.
London, England, 1802-05-11

SENTENCE OF DEATH

upon the following capital Convids—llenry Cock,
John Findlay, Edward Hartright, for forgery;
John Beasley, Samuel Clark, for burglary ; Joseph
Ralph, job!: Harris, for highway robbery ; Tho-
mas Davis and Catheriue,..Birk, for stealing in a
dwellingJiouse. ;."

Henry Cock, conviaed of forgery on the Bank of
England, in a most respedful and impressive manner
solicited the indulgence of the Court, before the
dreadful sentence of the law was pronOunced. He
stated, that he considered it due to the humanity of
the Court and Jury who tried him, to acknowledge
the justice of the •verdift ; and he also felt it to be
due to himself to declare, that so far from intending
to defraud any person, he had always meant to ac- •
count to the Executors of Mr. STORY (who had been
his relation and patron), for the "money he had per-
verted. And that his ability corresponded with his
intention, was evident, by the offer of the 70001.
being made to the Bank on his apprehension. That
such an offer had been made,was to him, and he trusted
to the last moment of his existence would be, a source
of
_consolation ,and comfort. He concluded with
respectfully calling to his-Lordship's ( the RECORDER,
who was not present at the trial) attention, the
charatier he had maintained in society.
Of the inferior Convids forty-five were sentenced
to Seven years Transportation, three (for receiv-
ing) were adjudged to Fourteen years Transporta-
tion, Six to One years Imprisonment, and the re-
maining Convits to lesser punishments, which con-
cluded the business of the Session.

AFFECTING ANECDOIE
London, England, 1802-05-11

YARMOUni, Y 8.

Wednesday last being appointed for the public
reading His Majesty's Proclamation in this Town,
the morning was ushered in by the usual demonstra-
tions of joy.
A little before noon, the Mayor and, Corpora-
tion, attended by the Troop of Volunteer Cavalry,
and the two Companies of Volunteer Infantry,
proceeded round the Town, and read the Proclaim-
non in several different parts, amidst that accla-
mation of all descriptions of people which so joyful
an event must naturally excite. Immediately after
the Procession, the Mayor gave an elegant collation.
In the afternoon SAMUEL PA.CEI, jun. Esq. Cap-
tain of the VI Coriiparly of Volunteer. Infantry,
gave a most handsome dinner to the Officers and
Volunteers of his Company, to which the Mayor
and several principal Inhabitants were invited ; af-
ter dinner many loyal and appropriate toasts were
given, and songs sung, and the afternoon and even_
ing spent with the utmost conviviality and liar-
Mony._

In the evening a,gene'ral Illumination took place,
and several good Transparencies were exhibited ;
the Town Hall was decorated with an elegant G.R.
in coloured lamps, and a profuse .brilliancy of can-
dles.—No accident, nor aoy circumstance whatever
happened in the course of the day or evening to
give the smallest alloy to the satisfaction and plea-
slue which every one must feel in the celebration of
the happy return of Peace.

COUNTRY NEWS.

NEWCASTLE, MAY S.

On Friday se'nnight, as 'Mr. Harrison, surgeon
in Winlaton, was returning from Gateshead, his
house took fright at the end of the New Bridge at
Swalwell, and suddenly raising his fore-feet upon
the battlement, Mr. Harrison was in .a moment
precipitated over the same : Falling among a quan-
tity of gravel below, he was bruised in a most
dreadful manner : Medical assistance, was inamt-
diately procured ;. and, we are happy to learn,
hones are entertained of his recovery.
On Monday, Robert Moore, a driver of one of
the Shields Coaches, was committed to Newgate,
for driving his coach over the body of a female
child on Shields-road, by which the child was killed
on the spot ;_ the Coroner's Inquest returneda vetch&
ot—Mafi-slaughter.
On Sunday last, about mid-day, the sloop Janet,
or Alloa, Thompson master, from Alemouth, with
grain fur Alloa, as she was working up Firth,
struck on the rocks called Oxears, near Inch Cohn,
where she now lies considerably damaged, with the
water ebbing and flowing into her. The grain has
been all taken our, and put on board a lighter, but
very much damaged with salt water ; and the yes.
sel, if the, weather continues moderate, it is ex-
pelled, will be got off.