biglam/hmd_newspapers huggingface dataset:
The Sun.
London, England, 1802-02-01

DII,IIItN,Q.S.

Yeb. zs. Thornas Evans, of Saint Clement, Woreet.ter,
merchant, at ten, at the Crown Inn, Wor,':eSter.
Feb. 22. William- Evans late of Manchester, grocer, at
three, at the Royal Oak Inn, Manchester.
Feb. 20. Thomas Sirett, of ark-lane, viaualler, at ten, at
. v
Guildhall.
Feb. 20. Thomas Eccles and Barnard Thomas Holbrook, of
Watling-strect, warehousemen,_ at ten?
.at
Feb. 20. Benjamin John Lend', late of the Curtain-Road,
Shoreditc.h, horse-dealer, at ten, at Guildhall.
Feb. 24. Banjamin Tic:slier, of Liverpool, druggist, at one,
at the Globe Tavern, Liverpool.,
March 6. James Malcom, of Yardley, Hens, dealer, at
ten, at Guildhall,London.
Feb. 23. John Watts, of Saint Catharine's-lane, •Tovyer-
Hill, slop ..11er, at eleven, at Guildhall. ,
March g. Inornas Walker, of Hopton, Suffolk, baker, at
eleven, at Guildhall.
Feb. zy. Thomas Garner Richmond, of Bridge-Yard,
Tooley-street, cornfacbr, at twelve; at Guildhall.
March 9. Thomas O'Neill, of Albion-street, Currey,• mer-
chant, at eleven, at Guildhall.
March 22. 'Robert Walter, of Plymouth-Dock, hatter, at
eleven, at the Rumtner Tavern, Bristol.
Vttb. 23 • John Bailey and Richard Bailey, of Love-lane,
East-Cheap, porter-meri.:hants, at ten, at Guildhall.
Feb. 24. John Bale and Richard Paekhamls, of l‘lanchester,

. ,
cotton-spinners, at Lie-yen, at Spencer's Tavern,
cheater.
Feb. 23. Robert Earle, of Chichester, Sussex, spirit-mer-
chant, at one, at the Dolphin Inn, Chichester.
'starch 6. Nicholas Icohne, Andred Boyson, and john
Christopher Schalck, of Bishopsgate-street, merchants, al
ten, at Guildhall.
Feb. 27. Eleanor child, of South-street, St. Luke's, dealer,
I at eleven, at

Feb. 22. James Richards,late of Gosport, baker, at eleven,
at the Dolphin Inn, posport.
Feb. 22. Henry Mitchell, of Gosport, rope maker, at eleven,
t the Dol pi-lin-Inn,' Gosport.
Feb. g. Richard Parker,- of Brindle, Lancashire, palicp-
mumfadurer at eleven, at the Star Inn, Man Chester.
London, England, 1802-02-01

WRITING-MASTER.

WANTED Immediately, at the Grammar
School of King Edward the Sixth, at Macclesfield,
Cheshire, an accomplished Writing-Master, of unexception-
able charaeter ; and it is requested that no one will apply for
the Situation, without sender g Specimens of his Penmanship,'
addressed to Messrs. Sad and: Co. No. 192, Strand, who are
authorised Ito treat with the Candidate that appears most
eligible.

This Day was published,
Handsomely printed on a hne Wove Paper, in One Vol, Bvo.
. • Price 7s. inboards, _ _

V4SSAYS on some of SHAKESPEARE's DRAW
MATIC CHARACTERS., To which is added, An
ESSAY. on the FAULTS of SHAKESPEARE. The
• Fifth Edition.
By WILLIAM RICHARDSON, M.A. F.R.S. E.
Professor of Humanity in the University of Glasgow.
N.B. A few Copies may be had hot-pressed, Price Bs.
in boards.
' London: Printed for J. Murray and S. Highley, No. 32,
Pleet-street. _ _ _

Where may be had,
The Curiosities of Literature : consisting of Anecdotes,
Charatlers, Sketches, and 0 bservUtions, Literary, •Critical,
and Historical. The Fourth Edition. By J. D:lsraeli.
o 1 s Bvo. Price tbs. in bOards.
London, England, 1802-02-01

COUNTY OF SOMERSET.

:THE MAGISTRATES and other GENTLE-
MEN of the COUNTY of SOMERSET, assem-
bled at Wells the tith Day of January, aez ;

PRESENT,
' john Berkeley Burland, Esq. Sir Abraham Elton, Sir John
Cox Hippisley, Barts. Matthew Brickdale, Jon Strode,
Thomas Simnel Jolliffe, George Templer,; Richard
Thomas Combe, Clement Tudway, Charles William
Taylor, Francis Drake; James Tooker, and John Tucker,
Esqrs. the Rev. George William Lukin, Dean of Wells,
the Rev. Archdeacon Turner, Henry Gould, and William
Bingham, Clerks,, and,others ;
JOHN BERKELEY BUkLAND, Esq. in the-Chair -
Having taken into consideration the present high Charge ifer
POST HORS ES used ib Carriages, and for Hay, Corn, and
Straw provided for the Horses of ;Travellers at the several
Inns ; and being satisfied, as well from the Public Waggoners
having already made a considerable 'reduction in the Price of
Carriage, as otherwise, that the present Price of Horse's Pro-
vender enables the several Init.-keepers in this county to
lower the Charge for Post Horses and Carriages!to One Shil-
ling per Mile for a Pair of Horses, and forlray, Corn, ,and
Straw, to the usual Price—Dc in this public manner re-
commend it to all Inn-keepers and others to redUce, from
the ist Day, of March next, the Charge for Post Horses, -and
for Hay, Corn, and Straw, as above-mentioned; and they do
declare, that they will on all occasions discourage every at-
tempt of Inn-keepers to keep up the present Price of Post
Horses used in Carriages, and of Hay, Corn, and Straw,
provided for the Horses of Travellers ; and that theY will
support, to the .utmost, of their .power, such Inn-keepers
who shall charge the above-mentioned Prices, by invariably
using and recommending, their respective Houses, so long as
they shall demean themselves properly towards the Public.
London, England, 1802-02-01

. • This Day:waS published,
Handsoniely printed on Fo'olseap 06tavci Price 7s. inboards,
rrHE.ANATOMIST's VADEMECUM, con-
tainiug the Anatomy, PhysioloM 'Morbid Appearance,
&c. of the Human Body, the Art of making Preparations,.
&c. The Fourth Edition, revised and enlarged.
By ROBERT HOOPER, M.ll. F.L.S.
London : Printed far Murray and Highley, No. 32, Fleet.
street.

Where may be had,• by the same Author, A Compendious
Medical DiCtionary, containing an Explanation of the Terns
in Anatomy, Physiclogy, Surgery, Materia Medic-a, Chemis.
try, and Practice of Physic, colleCted from the most approv—
ed Authors, the Second Edition, revised and enlarged, price
7s. in boards.
London, England, 1802-02-01

This Day was published, the Second Edition, rzmo.
Price 75. in boards,
AptCOMPENDIOUS MEDICAL DICTION.
ARY ; containing an Explanation of the Terms in
Anatomy, Physiology, Surgery, Materia Medica, Chemistry,
and Pradice of Physic. Collected from the most approved
Authors

By R. HOOPER, M.D. F.L.S.
London : Printed for Murray and Highley, No. 32, Fleet-
street.
_ _ _

Where may be hadl by the same Author' The Anatomist's
Vade Mecum ; containing the Anatomy, Physiology, Mor-
bid Appearances, &c. of the Human Body ; the art of mak-
ing ienarittions,,&c. The 4th Edition, revised and enlarg-
ed, tbascap Svo. price 7s. in boards.
London, England, 1802-08-30

r TC/ES ENL IRGED

_ .
Barnett Deborah Nesbitt, Louisa Sophia Nesbitt,
at'.( Frances Nesbitt, of Piccadilly, milliners, at eleven, at
Guildhall.
Oct. 19. William Fisher; of Cambridge, woollen-draper,
at ten, at Guildnall.
London, England, 1802-08-30

•By. VIVANT DENON, • •
• . One of the Artists who accompanied the Expedition;
Translated from the Original by ARTHUR AIKIN;
Printed for T. N. Longman and O. Rees, Paternoster-row ;
and for R. Phillips, No. 71, St. Paul's Church-yard.
N. B. Another Edition in 3 vols. Bvo price al. zs. boards,
will be published at the same tme.
The Original French Edition of this Mirk is' publish-
ed in Paris, at the price'of Zixteen Guineas (English Money),
and the Copies are sold in London at Twenty-one Guineas.

GAME LAWS.
This Day was. published,
Printed upon a Brelauside Sheer of file imperial Writing
Paper, Price 35. 6d.
A CONCISE TABLE of the .LAWS in Farce
/ relating to Game, FiSh, and Dogs to which is sub-
joined, the Law of Trespass in pursuit of GAMIC'. This
Table will be founduseful, to Persons of every description
interested either Motile PreserVation or Destruction of 6ame;
being so construaed that at one view may be seen the various
Offences winch may be committed.; the Penalcies,qualified
Persons and others may incur, the Modes of Recovery
.and
Application of the pecuniary Penalties, with other necessary
,Particulars.

Sold by R. Baldwin, Paternoster-row ; L. B. Seeley,
Igo. is, Ave Maria Lane ; and Knottnd Lloyd, Birming-
ham. tt

DURHAM COUNTY ELECTION.

. • This Day mrJ3 published, price 3s. 7.00
OPIES of the ADDRESSES to Mr, BURDON,
with 'the Nanies subscribed thereto; and of Letters
and other Proceedings relative to his Eledion as one of the
Representatives for the CountY of Durham, commencing
with Mr. Burdon's Letter of the 7th September, 1801, de-
daring his intention of retiring from Parliament, and ending
With the Addresses from the principal TOwits in the County
to Mr. Bu-rdon,. thanking him for acceding to the general
Wish 'of the County.
Sold by theforlowing Booksellers : Mr-. Richardson, Royal
Exchange, London; Mr. Walker, Durham ; Mr. Graham,
Skinderland ; Mr.. Paxton, South Shields; Messrs. A ken-
head and Sons, Newcastle. upon-Tyne ; Miss Darnton, Dar- -
lington ; -and Mr. Christopher, Stockton. •
Aug. 2S; 1802.

A NEW ROMAN HISTORY.
This Day was published,
In Three Volumes, Royal amo. price 135. 6d. in boards,-or
'les. 6d. on common paper, illustrated with Maps and
Prints,
rHE HISTORY Of the ROMAN EMPIRE,
from the Foundation of Rome till the Termination or
the Eastern Empire.
By WILLIAM MANOR, LL. D.
Vicar of Hurley, in Berkshire, Chaplain to the Earl of Diim-
fries, Author of the British Nepos, the Elements of Nato.
ral History, &c. &c. • •
Printed for Richard Phillips, No. t, St. Paul's Church-
yard, and sold by all Booksellers.
Of whom may be had, Dr. Mayor's History of Greece,
t;ivtfvl3l. p..-ice 03: It r 1475 " -
And the Volumes of his Universal History, in twenty-five
volumes, as they are published on the first day of every
month, price ss. each, or 3s. 9d.. on common paper. •
London, England, 1802-08-30

ST. DOMINGO;

THE Arrest of TOUSSAINT, and other Leaders in
the late Rebellion, has occasioned fresh troubles
amongst their followers, who are encouraged to in-
surrettion by the reduced state of the French Army.
It appears by Accounts, *hiCh reached town on
Saturday, that a numerous body of Blacks had assem-
bled, in
.its Montagne Noire, bad destroyed some
Plantations about Troa-Bordet, and had surprized.
and murdered a small French Corps stationed 'there.
At Rouilione, Ester, and about Leogane,, they had,
on the II th July, appeared in numbers ; 'and small
bodies covered the Country tow,irds Goaecve, Be.net,
and, acquensel. They ha,d ilikewise, with a view
to divert the attention of the French General, com-
mitted fresh excesses in the neighbourhood of St.
Mase, and burnt some Plantations on Les Trois Ri-
.vieres.

These Accounts have, we understand, been re-
ceived via America, The New York Gazette, of
'the z6th ult, contains the following Article on the
subjed:
" Captain STEELE, from Port Rebublicain; in-
forms us, that the Blacks', taking advantage of the
weakness of the French Atmy, which is much re-
duced by disease and death, were again on the rise,
and had already begun to forth encampments on the
Plains of Leoggne. This circumstance gave great
uneasiness to the Planters, who had reason to expcd
another scene of trouble and massacre.

" The rising of the Blacks was supposed to be
in consequence of the nightly strjtragems •of the
French Troops, in raking and massacring all the
Blacks who had held Commissions unde,r Toys-
SAINT, being deemed a necessary precaution by
General LECLERC, to deprive them of their Com.
manders, in the event of another revolt."
London, England, 1802-08-30

LYMINGTO N., Au c . 29.

',I LED the Constance Fr ;gate, and ?Hazard
Sloop, with the remainder of the Dutch Troops.

F MOU H, AUG. 27.

II

SAH.ro,this evening, the King George Packet,
Captain YEscomßr, with-two Mails (loth and 17th
inst.) for Lisbon ; the Duke of Kent,DENNts, with
Mail's of the tBth inst. for the Leeward Islands; the
ship Anderson, MORELY, with bale goods, &c. for
Africa ; the,, Danish brig North Star, Captain
NATHR IG, for Dram ; the Spanish Lugger San
Francisco tie Paula, ZAARA lA, for Ferrol ; Les
Deux Freres, French Brig, LIB ERT, for Nantz ;
the Nancy, RICHARDS, for Padstow ; and the
Speedwell, I; GG, for Cardiff.
Arrived the Rashleigh Cutter, BANKS, from a
Cruize ; the Friends,. HUXSTAB LE, from Fowey ;
and the Wheat Sheaf, SILVER, with flour, from
Chichester for Liverpool.

Passed this Port for Ani3terddm, the American
Ship Flora, Capt. JAY, from Norfoik, with tobac.
co, Scc. 27 days passage.
The Duke of York Packet, with the Mail of the
z4th inst. for Lisbon, is expeaed to s:iil to-

morrow.. .
Passengers by the Duke of Kent, are Mr. Ro B
PHIL? for Martinique; DANIEL M‘.l( INNON, Esq.
for Antigua, and Mr. ROBERT COLQUHOUN for
St. Kitt's.

Passengers per the 'King George are, Baron Sc
DEN, Prussian Envoy to the Court of Portugal ;
Dr. WRIQHT, Physician to His Royal Highness the
DUKE of SUSSEX; Capt. SOYE, of the Portuguese
Navy P. T. DENNIS, Esq. ; Messrs. WAKE R-
MAN, WALKER, COUSTEIN,. DRUSINA, and Col.
FRASER.
London, England, 1802-08-30

ARMY CONTRACTS.

Commisseuy-GelleraP4 Office, M. 55, Great George-
Street; August 25, 1802.
MOTICE is hereby given to all Persons desirous
of cant, aaing to iztpp(y the
_Plowing Articles for' :he
use of the 4ruy,

BREAD for the Triziss; a; well in Cantonment: and Quar-
ters as in Barracks in the Col-mt.:1.1'4 surrey and Suffolk. •
OATS
.f,r the Cavalry in Canionmeys acid Quarters in the
Counties of York and Lincolq; and

STRAy' for the Cavalry in Barrack; in
the Counties of Kent and Northampton. '
The Deliveries to cornmencc on and for the 25th day of Sep-
`teMber next ; that Proposals in Writing , sealed up, and marked
Tenclers for Army Supplies, Will be received at this Office, cn
or bcfore the Stb
,day of said month of September.
Proposals must be made separate for each County, and if sent
'by Post, the po.itage to be paid. •
• • . •
The Particulars of the-Contraa may be had upon applicatin
at this Office any Day, between the flours of Eleven in the Morn,.
ing.and Four.inibeArternots:

ORDNANCE PREMISES, at
OFFICE of ORDNANCE,
August is, igez.
THE PRINCIPAL-OFFICERS of HIS
JESTY's ORDNANCE-do hereby give Notice, that. they
will be ready, at their Office, in St, Margaret-street, ircsinsinstffr;
on TUESDAY, the jI st butane; to receive Proposals ;em sucZ'

Persons -who ntqy de willing to beconte the-Purchasers of a very E1i..E1i.7
gible and Improveable LEASEHOLD ESTATE, the Property..
of the Or'dnance, 4ituthe, at Rothtrbitbe, in the COunty ofSurrejy
consisting of a CAPITAL HOUSE, ereEed on a Piece of
Ground on the North Side o, Lavender—street, with the variou:t
Out-buildings, together with an exteerive \*/ HA R F, fronting
the River Thames, 210 Feet in Len‘gth, and WAREHOUSES,
BAKEHOUSE, ACCOUNTING-HOUSE, and several
other Buildings eretied thereon; and also all Benefit and Advan-
tage arising from Letters Pistenf, granted
.for
certain Invention for saving Coal and other Fuel, in the nt4ork-•
ing of S!tain- Engines, and fr other purposes; and .1,0 all Bene-
fit to-• a Renewal of . sorb Patent; likewise CAPITAL
STEAM ENGINE; era-W on the raid Premises ; and also
the Ovens construfled on the Pyintiple of the maid, New.lnven-

The abovemeNtioad Premises are beid for a To m, of .mbich
E.iegren Years aver! unexpired 1 last,,_ 2t
Jhe
kela of- •.
London, England, 1802-08-30

HARWICH, Au a. 29:

ABOUT five o'cloer; yesterday afternoon, sailed
the Diana Packet, Capt. OSBORNE, fqrlvnet.
ouv,, with the Mail and Passengers ; also the Earl
of Leicester Packet, Capt. THOMI'.SON, with the
Mail, Passengers, and seventy, thousand"ounces fo-
reign silver coin, for Cuxhaven.
London, England, 1802-08-30

SIXTY-FIVE POUNDS per Annum.

Immediate possessioz he given as scot as the put-chase shall

be completed.

The Prendses may he.viewed upon applicatien to Mr. Booker,
who is resident thereon; and the Ilastra,9 of 112. e Beard's Tide
to the Estate, mgy be examined at 144 Sccretarr's Office, in St.
Margaret-street.-

Proposal,- Sealed up, and marked on the outside, " Proposals
for the Purchase of the Ordna4e Premises; at Rother-
-hithe," r he delivered at the Ordnance Office, in Westin/7:Yr,,
an or &fore the 3 tst instant) but no offer will be received afar
the hour of Two o'rlockon that day.
By Order of the Board,

R. K. C:REIV, Sec.

ROMAN CEMENT.

MESSRS. PARKER and CO-..Bankside, South-
.
wark, manutadure Cemeilt, or Mortar, for building
in Water, which far surpasses in utility hutch Tt:iras,
shy other kind of Mortar it gives to all kinds of Bricic or
Stone Work, at, uncommon degree of strength and coheSion ;
it sets under Water, soon becomes as hard as Sto'ne, and may
be exposed even to the action of the Sea, withoot injury. In
all Buildings, therefore, intended to resist, or coniain Water,
this Cement may be used with singUlar advantage •' or it may
be loWered with Lime and,Sand, to any desirable degree, for
commonTheya
stptrpk
purposes.
STUCCO. for casing Buildings with, of
the saline hard and durable nature as the Cement : it preserves
the walls from wet and damp, and may be executed so as
completely to resemble Stone, at a very moderate expence.
Flat Paving, Coping,
,and Gutter Stones;
,cheaper than Na.-
•
t ural Stone.
London, England, 1802-08-30

DEAL, AUG. 29.

SAILED yesterday to the Westward, the Thais,
Capt. Powt:R, for Bengal, with the whole of the
outward bound.

The Dutch East Indiaman Sillinright, has been
condemned by the Court of Admiralty to the Spit-
fire Sloop.
The Clyde, of 38 guns, Captain LARMOUR, is
fitting out at Sheerness, for the purpose of carrying
Sir J. B. WARREN to Petersburgh ;—it is supposed
he will be allowed to retain the Frigate in the Baltic
to attend him.

A. Court Martial: was on Friday held ,on hoard
the. Phoebe, at Sheerness, for the trial of the gun-
ner of the Ranger, of 18 guns, for carelessness
with resyea to the magazine, in consequence of
which tho,s,l4ilHd been nearly. lost. The• Ranger
was at the time employed in conveying volunteers
from Deptford to Sheerness, and providentially all
the powder was taken out, except such as was kept
for the sentinels—this caught fire, and exploded
with great violence, setting the ship in flames ;
she was saved by scuttling the decks, 'and half
filling her with water-The prisoner was,found
guilty. of negligence, severely reprimanded, and
malaed four months pay.

ON the 15t of July the English vessel The
Majesty, Capt. Nona'Nos,
.having on board a de-
tachment of 350 Troops, ,was thrown by a tern--
pest on the Coast of Port Bail, in the Department
of La Manche, which the darkness of the night pre-
vented diem from Guns of distress wire
fired from the vessel, which being heard by Citizen
GERMAIN GODEREL, Cannonier at Port Pail, he
jumped into the water, -and having got on board
the Vessel by means .of a cable, he informed the,
CreW that they were on the Coast of France. He
then threw himself again into the sea, and regained
the shore : he returned some time afterwards with
Pilots, by which means the English Vessel, Crew,
and Soldiers, were preserved.

'BArtc ELoNA, JuLY Spanish-Squadron
which is to proceed from Carthagena-to Neples, to
take on board Their Ste mrpds; MAJESTIES, IS tea 4
to sail, but will not,depart till the isth of nuze
month.
London, England, 1802-11-23

DIED.

On Saturday, the moth inst. at his father's house at Let'
ton, in, Essex, after a short illness, Cohn Charles i3eirth°'
Esq.
On Saturday morning, the moth inst: at Ashe, near Over-;
ton, Hants, Benjamin Larwlois, Esq. of Cork-street. ..4
On Tuesday, .the •19til instant, at Wensley, in tne C0u133
of Yolk, Mrs. Maude, widow of Thomas Maude, Etll.
of-that place and of Burley.
On Wednesday se'moight, at StarnfordhaM, aged -A 9, of
Il
spasm in his stomach,
.William Scott, M. D. one ofHis MI"
jesty's Coroners for the County of Northumberland.
On Wednesday last, at Lavender-Hill, Henry Knowlai
Esq. •
On the and of September last, at Stratford-upon- Avenu
Mrs. Payton, wife of John Payton, Esq. of the same ply`
On the terth inst. at Mereworth, in Kent, while on a
with her daughter, Mrs. Sarah Cornell, wife of Mr. 1°144
Cornell, of Seven Oaks, in. the 66th year of her age.
Early on Friday morning last, Mrs. C:harnpain, of UPl'''.
‘Vimpoie-streQt.

LONDON MARKETS, &c.

.T IN MARK-LANE,
IA,VPAS, Meal Weighers,
1 Nov. • to the 13th of Nol''''
the new AI.
ll
i
722 Quarters at 571 a
53 -- at 565 61
I 1415 -----7-- at 565 *1
219
192 ---. at 545 om
52
It
29 ------7- at .4s 1
59
I 146
_,
660
s.—Average 575. 33c1.
:tan last Return. •
London, England, 1802-11-23

DIVIDENDS.

Dec t 6. Francis Walker and Toh* Thompson, of Sheteld,
common-brewers, at eleven, at the Tontine-Imi, She rield.
Dec. is. William Powell, of Shepton-Mallet, Som •rset-
shire, inn-holder, at ten, at the Bell-Inn, Shepton-M Per.
Dec. ar. Richard Gillham, of the Dog Tavern, Holywell-
street, Tavern-keeper, at eleven, at Guildhall.
Dec. 54. Thomas Porter Banner, of Crutched Friars, user-
chlnt, at eleven, at Guildhall.
CERTIFICATES.
Dec. -I r. Thomas Wade, Great St. Helens, London, drug-
merchant.
Cosmo Gordon Howard, of Conduit-street, Hanover-square,
milliner.
John Yeates, of Portsmouth, coal-merchant.
John Calderwood, of Clarence-place, Pentonville, wine-
merchant,
Joseph Smart, of Wolverhampton, Staffordshire, bookseller.
George Nightingall, of Leaden-hall-street, London, carver.
John Frederick.Du Bois and James Du Bois, of Alderman's
Walk, London, merchants.
Sarah Beaton, of Yeovil, Somerser, milliner. •
lotus Hughes, of Worcester, butcher.
London, England, 1802-11-23

STAFF.

john Flynn, Esq. late Captain-Lieutenant in the Ist Batta-
lion Royals, to be Paymaster of a Ricruiting Distria.
Fijet ire Feneihle Infantr.y. .•
Lieutenant Thomas Light; to be Adjutant, vice Renwick,
appointed to the 72d l'oot.
Chippentiam Gentlemen and Yeomanry cavalry.
William Leo; Gent. to be Cornet, vice Fowle, promoted.
No-thern Troop of Herefordshire Ge%ntlemen and Yeoman?" Ca.
valry.
Mulkirke, to be Lieutenant, vice Byde,

Carnet
w hO resigns.
William Baker, Gent. to be Cornet, vice Mulkirke.
Suffolk Gentlemen and Yeomanry Cavalry.
Robert Purvis, Gent. to be Cornet, vice Bohun, who're-
signs.

iNfZtiORANDUM,

The appoiniment of Cotnet Richard" Pedder to be Lieute-
nant, by purchase, in the zgth Light Dragoons, vice Mylne
promoted in the z7th Foot, as stated in the Gazette of zSth
July, Igor, has not taken place.
Commis fions in :I e Aberdeenshire (or Sixth) Regiment of
North British Militia, signed bj, the Lord Llektenant. Dated
04.7.:Zer 2I , 1802.

Earl of Aboyne to be Colonel.
gall of Erroll to be Lieutenant-Colonel.

.
Oidnance..o,6sce, Novein3er 19, 1802. •
Royal Regiment of Artillery.
Captain Lieutenant and Quarter-Master Stephen G: Adye to
be Adjutant, vice H. Evelegh, promoted. Dated Novem-
bers, 1802. .
first Lieutenant Tames Lloyd to he quarter-Master, vice
Adye, promoted. Dated as above.
London, England, 1802-11-23

FALMOUTH, Nov. zo.

ARRIVED this morning, the Leicester Packet,
SHARI), with Mails from America, thirry.onedays
passage from Halifax. Passengers by her are, Co-
lonel and Mrs. KAINE, and four Children; Mr.
and Mrs. HARTSHORN, Mr. NERD, and a Mr.
CATOR.

Also arrived the American Ship Bristol Packet,
Captain PHILLIPS, with tobacco, from Norfolk,
for orders. Yesterday, off Scilly, spoke the Ship
Hind, of Hull, from Jamaica for London, out ten
weeks, all well.
. Arrived also the Miners Schooner, CARD Is, with
bale goods, &c, from Liverpool for this port ; the
Betsey, MALTREE, from Chepstow; the Brig Union,
METCALFE, from Madeira; the Nancy, CREW,
from London for Grenada ; the Dutch Brig /Vier-
land Unie, SCHMIDT, frOm Middleburgh for Cette ;
the Brig Elizabeth, SALNEY, from St. Vincent!,
for London; the Mary, PROWSE, and Betsey, LAY,
both from Newfoundland, with cod-fish ; and the
ilei;ve and Hind Cutters, from a Cruize.
Sailed the Fanny, ACHLAN, for London ; the
Ceres, SMITH, for Hull; the Lark, SMITH, for
Southampton; the Snsanna, TULLOCH, and Com-
merce, AYNON, for London ; the Benson, BELL, for
Lymingron ; the Jervis, WOOLLYj for Venice ;
and William, ASHWICK, for Seville.

The Leeward Islands Mails of the I 7th inst. will
be taken out by the Mae of Marlborough Packet,
which, if favourable wind, will sail to-morrow.

The King George Packet from Lisbon is hourly
expected.

DEAL, Nov. 22.

THE Hon, East India Company's Extra Ships
Princess Maly and Ann, from India, arrived in the
Downs this morning. The former has sailed for
the River, and the latter remains.
London, England, 1802-11-23

PARIS, Nov. 20.

ON the 16th the English Ambassador, Lord
WHITWORTH, demanded an audience of the Mini..
ster for Foreign Affairs, by whom he was received
with the greatest consideration.
General BARRON, General in Chief of the 27th
Military Division, will immediately set off for
Sw;tzerland, where he will command a part of the
French Troops stationed there. He will be re..
placed at Turin by General RIvAUD.
General MO NTR !CHAR D, who comma,rided in
Switzerland, is appointed Commandant in Chief of
thg French Divisions in the Batavian Republic.
. .

A voluntary subscription has been opened at
Brussels, for raising the Contingent of the 9th and
zoth years for the recruiting the Army. This Sub-
scription is filled with much zeal and patriotism.
By a Decree of the CHIEF Cutout, the table
allowance for Officers in the Navy serving in
America, Asia, or Africa, is to be doubled upon
their arrival in any of the Colonies.
London, England, 1802-11-23

REGUL4TIONS IN THE NAVY.

THE Admiralty Board having discovered, during
the late Visitation of the Dock-yards, that persons
had contrived to get appointed as Warrant Officers
on board some of His MAJESTY'S ships, who had
not been brought up in the Navy, to the manifest
injury of the deserving Petty Officers, who have
btavely toiled through a long War, their Lordships
have established the following Regulations, to be ob-
served in future as part of the Standing Orders of
the Navy :
No person to be appointed a Purser, who has not
served two years as Secretary or Clerk to a Flag
Officer, or Captain's Clerk of His Majesty's ships.
No person to be appointed Gunner, who has not
been rated a Petty Officer of some description, for
the space of two years out of the four years already
established as necessary to be served, before he can
be examined.

No person to be appointed Boatswain, who has
not served four years, two of which must be in the
capacity of Boatswain's Mate, or Yeoman of the
Sheets,

No person to be appointed Carpenter, who has not
served a regular apprenticeship to a Shipwright, and
for the space of two years after the apprenticeship
as Carpenter's Mate, or Carpenter's Crew, on board
His Majesty's Ships, or in His Majesty's Dock-yards,
and produce a certificate from the Master Shipwright,
of his being property qualified, &c. and each of these
persons must produce certificates of their good con_
duet, before they can be considered eligible to re-
ceive an appointment.

On Sunday se'nnight, arrived in Leith Roads,
His IVlajesty's Ship La Sophie, Captain ROSE NHA.
GEN.

The total number of Commanders, Officers, Sur-
geons, and Pursers, which are proceeding to India
this Season in the service of the Hon. East India
Company, amounts to 287. The number of Sea-
men necessary to navigate the 4.5 ships, amounts
to zsgo. So that the India Company employ, ac-
cording to as correCt a calculation as can be foemed,
allowing for those now homeward bound, about
5800 Seamen annually.
On the Izth inst. two Masters of Ships were
convieted before the Sitting Magistrates, at the
Guildhall, Newcastle, under the Harbour Aft, in
the mitigated penalties of sos. each, and the charges
of removing their ships, for refusing to comply
with the direCtions of the Harbour. Master, as to
removing them to a more commollious place in the
Harbour,
London, England, 1802-02-08

DOVER, FEB. 7.

A French Passage vessel from Calais, coming into
the Harbour on Friday night about twelve o'clock,
through the darkness of the night, and the he: y
gale of wind that blew from the South, struck-
against the Jutty Head, with such violence as to
stave in her bows, and, she instantly sunk. She
had many passengers on board, who fortunately be-
ing on deck, got on shore,.but with much difficulty,
and at great risk of their lives. A Foreign Messenger
who came over in her, lost his Dispatches, and
much of the baggage washed out, and was lost.
Among the latter, it is said, were some boxes with
considerable sums of money.
London, England, 1802-02-08

Feb. 8, iBb2.

To the NOBILITY, GENTRY, CLERGY, and other
FREEHOLDERS of the COUNTY of NORTHAMP
TON.
AVERDERERSHIP of WHITTLEWOOD
FOREST being vacant, by the Death of], F. Willes,
Esq. permit me to otter myself to yoUr choice as his Suc-
cessor. .
Having, on a former occasion, from motives of general
-conciliation, consented to wave my pretensions in favour of a
most worthy' Servant of the County, my deference to the
Public wish in that instance, will, I trust,. convince' you
'of the highvalue 1 set upon your good opinibn, and how
studious I shall be at ali tunes to deserve it.
Should this Address meet your approbation and support,
it will ever be-reinembered with the warmest gratitude, by
Your most obedient and faithful humble Servant,
'T. S. W. SANIWELL.
Upton Hall, Jan. 25, ISo2.

MONDAY, MARCH r, iBoz,
ENGLISH STATE LOTTERY BE
GINS-DRAWING.

SCHEME.
No. No. of Prizes. Value of each. Total Value.
• 4 of A:..20,000 is 4.80,000
4 - 10,000 - 4?,000 .
4 ---- 5,000 - 20,000
S---- 2,003 ---- . 10,000
lo ---,.. 2,000 - 10,000
12 ---2. 500 - 6,000
so - 100 ---- 5,c00
100 - 50 - 5,000
18,000 - ---- .
18 ---- 324,Q00
. _

60,000 Tickets.. . ,C. 500,000
-CAPITALS DETERNIINAIILE.
First4drawn Ticket, ,Sth Day, ,C. 10,000
Ditto, , 21 St Day, 20,000
Ditto, 3zd Day, 20,000
Ditto, 4orh Day, 1,000
'PICKET:; and SHARES of cK'ETs are SELLING
at EVERY LICENSED LOTTERY-OFTICE.
• itEsENT PRICE.
Ticket, • - - ,C. t 6 i 3.
Half - Biz Eighth - 2 3 6
Quarter 4 6 6 I Sixteenth I 2 o
*••* * P-rsons-- in the:Conntry wishing to. have Tickets or
Shares, may be supplied by sending-good BillS-'at short dates,
Post.Oflice ()rain's,. Bank Notes, or Cash, to any Licensed
Lottery 01114.. e, • •,
(4- The P rice of 'Pickets, and Shares will ise consider-
ably before the Dravving.
. . Prizes paid in Sterling Money.
. .

- CAPITAL PRIZES,
Sold by SW EFT and Co. in the last Lottery.
• N0.,8041, in Shares, 10,0001.
No. i3,8z4, in Stores, ze,o-..01.
No. L7,2.5i, whop Ticket, 2oQOI.
No. 23,432, whole Tick Si; fool.
THE highest Prizes Irish Lottery,
d'6Wn Norepibers. iSol, "welt Four of 19,0201 . Two
of them were ,sold at the old-0 ltiVe, .0f; SNlii kT,anci Co. No.
fi, -Loudon, in a variety of Sliafts,, as above stated.
The .English Lotte.ry begins drawins oh MOnday tie ist of
March next. The Tick.ets and Stamped Shares are on sale,
and all business of Lotteries and the Public Funds transacted
at the. above 0 iFice (first established in the year 1759), where
Prizes offormer Lotteries, amounting to more than a Million
sterling, have been shared, sold; and registered.
Letters-answiered, and Schemes gratis.
London, England, 1802-02-08

tTHEATRE-ROYAL, DRURY-LANE.
. .
o
. MORROW EVENING, Feb. 9, ISo 2,
. • Their Majesties' Servants will at
LOVE IN A VILLAGE.
. - - . Young .Meadows, Mr. KELLY;
Hawthorn, Mr. DIGN UM ;
Hodge, Mr. DOWTON. •
Rosetta, Mrs. BILLINGTONr,
N Lucinda, Mrs. MOUNTAIN ;
Madge, Mrs. BLAND.
..-- WITH •
• • - . THE ANATOMIST.
"On WednesdaY, the Tragedy of Venice Preserv'd.
On Thursday, the Play of King Heury the Fourth.
On Friday, Thei Fair Penitent.
On Sathrday 'Mrs: Billin4ton will appear at this Theatre.
On Monday, theTra.;cdy of Pizarro.
The Orphan and The Double Dealer, are to be revived
this week, and folloWed by The Winter's Tale, as soon as
lhe Scenery, See. are ready.
London, England, 1802-02-08

Mr. LAWS stated, from an afildav*lhat the Ball
krid made all possible exertions to apprehend them,
and-prayed a.respite until the first day of next,Term.
The ATTORNEY GENERAL said it, was so much
more important for the purposes of justice, to have
their persons than the forfeited recognizances of
the Bail, that he consented to the motion.—Rule
granted.

THE KING V. ALLINGBY.

This was a Motion of the Attorney General, to
make ovule; absolute, for filing a criminal informa-
tion against a :I‘,, Allingby, of the town of
Louth. It appeatetil, --that the Defendant, who was a
man of fortone; hakKold a number of sheep-skins
to a fell-nion4c,r, aii'dhad taken them .to be marked
according to law ; but one skin happening, with-
out his- knowledge, to remain in his possession, in-
formation was given thereof, and he was summoned
to appear before the Magistrates. and Corporation
of the town of Louth, who fined him in the sum of
His behaviour had been indecorous respeuing
the summons ; and-after convktion he sent a brown
paper parcel to 'the principal Magistrate, who, on
opening it, found it to contain a halter.

Mr. ash:lNR said he -had
.no defence, for his
client, farther than that this offence had been com-
mitted under a sudden impulse of passion. The in.:.
formation had been laid, the summons granted, and
'the conviction made on the same day ; and, at the
Moment he had felt, himself aggrieved, he had been
unfortunately guilty of what he had since sincerely
regretted. He:had since offered to. pay. the whole
of the costs incurred, and to make every apology
which might be deemed necessary, and Mr.
ERsKINE hoped that the Court would take his case
into consideration.

The ATTORNEY GENERAL spoke in support of
the Rule ; after which,
Mr. GARROW and Mr. MARRYATT offered a few
words in palliation of the offence ; when
Mr. Justice GRosE said, Mr. Erskine's state-
ment of the Defendants subsequent condu& might
be serviceable op another occasion; but he con-
ceived there was sufficient ground for making the
Rule absolitte.—Rule made absolute,

COURT. OF COMMON PLEAS, Feb. 6.

ROBINSONR' aowinst WILLIAMS.

This was' an adion to recover the sum of i zl.
for half a year's rent, for a house which the Defen-
dant had quitted. The latter pleaded a tender of
al. which it was alledged was all that was due ;
'but it appeared, that the Defendant bad not adually
offered the money, he having only said, he was
come to pay it.
Verdittfor Plaintiff, Damages izl.
Lord ALVANLEY took occasion to observe, that
the money must be actually told our and offered, in
order to constitute a legal tender, as any .person
might say, he was come CO pay money, without at
the same time meaning to pay it.

Mr. NICHOLSON begs to return his numerous
Friends his warm and sincere thanks for their kind
and repeated enquiries during his late very severe
indisposition. He is happy to acquaint them that
he is now perfedly recovered, and ready in person
to receive their commands for the present State
Lottery, which begins drawing the ist of relrch.
State Lottety.Ofce, No. 16,
Cornhill, 7, Feb. IEO2.
London, England, 1802-02-08

THE THE ATRZ.

Covent-Garden.

Mt's. BILLINGTON returned- to her-station, at
this Theatre, on Saturday, apparently in recovered
health, but certainly somewhat reduced by her late
indisposition. Her singing, hoWever, betrayed no
token of infirmity. She performed the character of
Rosetta, in Love ;n a Village; with great spirit
throughout, and with many touches of genuine
humour. The Airs were sung with so much skill
and beauty, that many persons were desirous of
hearing them again, but the liberal sympathy of the
Audience interfered, and the only-'encore in, which
she was concerned, was the Duet composed •by -
MAzziNclir.

INCLEDON deserves praise for his a&ing and
plain manly style of singing in Young Meadows.
MUND EN'S justiCe Woodcock, and KNIGHT'S Hodge,
are both intitled to commendatory notice.
A very crowded Theatre bore testimony to the
uuabatcd attraction of Mrs. BILL INOTON'S great
powers.
London, England, 1802-02-08

SHIP NEWS.

GRAVESEND, FRU. 57

Passedby—tbeWoollvich-store-ship, from Gibraltar; Tong,
Jan, —, from liavre ;- and the Gustavus, Vallery, from
St. Übes.

Sailed—the Hope, Denisson, and Persevdrarice,- Tweedale,
for India ; Rolla, Cummings, for Botany Bay ; Hope,
Brooks, for Hambro' ; Lady St, John, Smith, for Jamaica ;
Bruce Grace, 111. in, for Africa ; Elizabtth, Read, for Roo--
en, and Jonge Readolf, for Bremen. .

• On Wedneiday the 3d inst. at Wakefield, Major Hall, of
the 87th Reginunt of Foot',4o Miss Charnock.

DIED.

On Tuesday, at Bath, after a few minutes indisposition,
the Earl of Behr.ore, of Castle Coombe, in the County of
Fermanagh.,

I' IC [CL 0

3 ATU

Bank Stock
Navy s per Ccht. 994
per Cci.t. 1797, tong
Irish S per Cent.
per Cent. Con. 84
per Cent. Red. 694 i
3 per Cent. Con. 68,'T 9
Ditta.Scrip
Bank Long Ann. 201 3-161
Ditto Short Ann.
Ditto Scrip

MINERVA OFFICE, LEADENFIALL-STREET. '
This Day is Ixtblished, in two Vols. tzino. price Ss. sewed;
jEALOUsy, or the
.DREADFUL MIS I'AKE;
A NOVEL.
By a Clergyman's Daughter.
" Beware of Jealousy ! It creates horrors •
aespairi . Death !" •
Printed for Lane and Newman, Leadenhall-street, and sold
by every Bookseller in the United KiligdOrn. •
Also just published,
Accusing Spirit, by the Author of Delia, Rosina, and, the
Subterranean Cavern, 4 Vols. as. sewed.
Warkfield Castle, by. Jane Harvey, 3 Vols. 13s. 6d. sewed.
Midnight Weddings, by Mrs. .Meeke, 3 Vols. 535. bd.
sewed.
Ariel, or Invisible Monitor, 4 Vols. 'Ss. sewed.

CURIOUS FRUIT.
1 TWO- New Currants, obtained from -Seed,;
one Red the other white : they both bring Fruit as
large as some (.:YapL, in bunches six inches long, and hang
on the Trees tpickerthadtbe leaves ; they have a peculiar
brilliancy of colour, a full-flavoured sweetness, and brisk
poignancy.. 4 taste tar beyod all other.:,-2. Three New
Strawberries,344z. i. The Cherokee, a monstrous Fruit,
often five inches round; and of most exquisite flavour; it
.bears so abundantly, that one R6ot frequently .fills a plate.
2. The Paraguay, equal to the former in every fine property,
and comes later, so. as to give a long succession. 3. The
Great Modena Hautbois, the Most deikcious of the Straw-
berry tribe; its very Iligh flavour and wonderful fragrance
raise it far above all competition. Currant TreeS (each sort
separately), six in a bundle, for ros..6d. Strawberry Plants
each sort separately), fifty in a bundle, for los. 6d.
Sold -at C.rocker's, St. Albans's-street, Pall-Mall. No
Credit. Pay Postage.

LONDON : Printed by BUCHANAN M JII L LAN, (of now-Street, Covent-Garden); and Published by -WILLIAM ARMIGER SCRIPPS, (of Horse-ferry-road, Westminster);
At the Sys-OrFict,, No, rrl, Stra*d ; - where Advertriements, Order; for the Puler, Letters for the Editor, &c. (post-paid), must be addressed.
London, England, 1802-08-06

DIED.

On Wednesday se'nnight, in Upper Grdsvenor-street, her
Grace Mary-Anne Duchess Dowager of Somerset, widoW of
the late, and mother of the present, Duke.. _..
On the Toth of June last, at Trinidad, in the W:ISt Indies,
William Buller, Esq. ColleCtor of the Customs in that
Island. . • . .

On the 3d inst. at High Beach, Essex; Mr. lames Richard
Daniel, third Officer of the Hon. Company's. Ship the Sir
Stenheo Lushington, from Bengal.
Lately, in:the East tildies, Lieutenant-Colonel Thomas
Wharton,' Commander of the Atli Regiment of Native Caval-
ry, eldest son of Thomas Wharton, Esq. Commissioner
E xcise, .
At Hinkley, in Leicesterstbire, on the i6th ult. Mis's Mar-
garet Williamson, second daughter of
.Mr. Thomas Wil-
liamson, Leith. " '

the 25th tilt. Mrs. Stianna M!Gown, reli.a of the,
Rev. John Ker, late Minister of Carmunnock, aged Si.
On the'29th ult.. at his' house -in Great Portland-street,.
in the 56th year of his age, Mr. William Coring, upwards of
thiity years Clerk in the •Vidualling-0 thee for keeping.the
Accounts appertahting to the Works and Repairs.
London, England, 1802-08-06

TO CORRESPONDENTS.

We have receive! the elegant Epistle of the Citizen and Fite-
mai? of Dublin, and it isj4st sach a Letter as we should have
supposed a and supporter of Mr. GRATTAN would
have written, in which we ace at a loss to determine, whether

vulgarity, folly, rascality or cowardice, most pridominater.

4R.12 TV ED

I

IT6I

MAILS.

Consols.

PRICE OF STOCKS,
THIS DAY A T TWELVE O'CLOCK.
I -

THE SUN.

SOLEM QUIS DICERS YALS'UM AUDEAT ?
London, England, 1802-08-06

PRICE 0

STOCKS,

Rnf.Y. •
Rank Stock -India Stock Navy
• i
5 per Cent. " South Sea Stock .
per Cent. 1797, lo4iii Exche4.-iiiiis 4S. S. prem..
Irish 5 per Cent. Fundable ditto prem.
per Cent. Con. SUM j 3d Exchequer dis.
per Cent. sled. Ili,- a 111- I tinintim) 4:14 5 dis.
; per Cent. Con. 7,a IN I /miler. 3 pet C.eitt.
l~ittv:i..tlli Ditto Ain. /2+ 5-16
!lank L. Ann. 20. 13-101 clank for opening
')it:o Short Ann. India lot' opening
Ito Scrip ‘. Consols l'or Aug. Account 713',

YEstE

PUBLIC=OFFICE, BOW-STREET,
August 5, litoz.
To HORSE-DEALERS, STABLE-KEEPERS, and
O"►HERS.,

. - FLEE GUINEAS REWARD.
TOLEN,, an Tuesday Night last, in a Field,
L. 3 in Old Ford-lane, near Hackney, .a BRIGHT BAY
MARE PONE y, .about eleven bands high, six or. seven
years of age, very handsothe, 'tuns very :fast, and in grand
stile, and has a white stripe in its face.
Whoever will. give such information to the Magistrates at
the above Office., as may be the means of recovering the said
Poney, shall receive Two Guiiieas Revi,kAi ; and the further'
Sum of Three Guineas, on conviClion of the Olfencict or
Offenders, from the Owner.

WHEREAS on Wednesday the 30ch June last,
was-hired from l'4,lr.liam Williams, of the
Boar's Head, Colle!,e-phce;•.Brit;tal, a Chesnut Galloway,
four years old, about thirteen harils One inch high - -had a
blaze doWn his facie, two burned ni„it.S on the near shoulder,
one of which was the letter 0,; a short cut tail ; has been
hurt on the 'back by the hind part of the saddle. He was
hired to go to Lamplighter's-hall, by a middle-aged man,
about five feet eight inches high, dark complexion, gen-
teelly dressed; had on a blue lapelled coat, with yellow
button:, blue pantaloons, round, hat, and Hessian boots,
and has not since been heard of. •
_ _ _ _

Whoever will give informAtion .of the said Galloway, so.
that he may be hid again, shall be paid Two Guineas Re-
Ward, and all reas6nabre Charges ; and whoever will appre-
hend the'inan-who hired the said Galloway; so that he may
be brought to justice; shall be paid Ten Guineas Reward, by
William Williams, College-place, Bristol.
London, England, 1802-08-06

WEYMOUTH, AtiGiifir 4.

LAST night THEIR MAJESTIES and the Prtugo
EssEs came ashore, at six'o'clock, and walked' on
the Esplanade for a short time ; they then returrydo
and spent the evening at the Lodge.
This morning the PRINCESS CHARLOITi4
WALES bathed.

After Breakfast, Hrs MAJESTY, PRINCESS So.
PH lA, the DUKE of GLOUCESTER, Lord CATfI-
CART, Colonels CARTWRIGHT and FITZROY, OB
horseback, rode over the Hills, above the Bedell,
through Preston and Ormington, and returned, at
half past twelve, to the Lodge.
THEIR MAJESTIES and the PRINCESSES Will ge
to the Theatre this evening ; the performance, are,
by command, the Comedy of The jew, and the
entertainment called The Lydr.
London, England, 1802-08-06

HAGUE, JULY 27'

WHEN our Legislative Body shall meet on-the
zd of August, it is expefted that a general Amnesty
will be again proposed for all kinds of Batavian
Emigrants, even for those wha took part with the
English and Russians,in the Expedition of r 799.—
It is even intended that the Batavian Corps in Eng-
lish pay shall be permit ted to return to the Repub-
lic, to spend there the money received from England.

We hear, that on Friday the 3oth ult. Mrs.
Mtriroarr, of Bristol, who has once before been
honoured by Rny al Patronage, received a fresh in-
stance of attention from the Royal Family at Wey-
mouth, when she presented PRINCESS ELISABETH
with further specimens of her Fancy-Work, with the
superior elegance of which, Her Royal Highness
was so highly pleased and gratified, that she con.
descended to desire Mrs. IVIINTORN would bring to
the Lodge, for the inspedion of her Royal Mother,
whatever other Pieces she might have finished
when HER 'MAJESTY most graciously did Mrs.
MINToam the honour of purchasing many articles,
at the same time expressing her warm approbation
of the elegant and ingenious manner in which they
were finished.

On Monday last died, at North End, Fulham,
after a long and painful illness, which she bore with
exemplary patience and resignation, Mrs. &run us,
wife of GEORGE S-rita'A Esq., of Great George_
street, Westminster, and daughter of the late Sir
JAMES ESDAILE. • -
On Thursday, during the poll at Bentford, two
Gentlemen of Biggleswade, in Bedfordshire, who
hid been sent for express that morning, and had
arrived just in time to poll, :were shortly after re-
tiring from the Hustings, hustled by a gang •of
about Is pickpockets, who took from one Gentle-
man five guineas in gold, some silver, a silver watch
and gold seal ; and from the other, about 61. in
gold and silver.
London, England, 1802-08-06

i~

i

frAANHEIM, JULY 13.

Tilt Corps of Palatine Troops here is in com-
plete readiness to march for Wurtzburg at an
hour's notice. The Bavarian Court ads in perfed
unison with the Prussian Court. At Car/sruhe, the
Patents are made out for taking possession of the
Territory from the Neckar to the Breisgau.

FRANKFORT, JULY 24.

THE Bavarian Garrison at Straubiitien has
marched to the Frontiers, to be ready to take pos_
session of the Territories of Passau and Eichszadt.

MUNSTER, iviy 27.

YESTERDAY our Magistracy received a letter
from the Prussian General BLUCHER, stating that
on the 3d of August 2700. men, with 600 horses,
would enter Munster, to take cantonments there.
Our Dean and Chapter have published an Ordi_
nance, recommending to, and enjoining all the In-
habitants to remain quiet and peaceable on the
entrlnce of the Prussian Troops; to treat the Soldiers
quartered on them with kindness, and to avoid
giving offence by any political remarks on their
conversation.
London, England, 1802-08-23

ILIRIVZCH, Auc. 22.

YESTERDAY morning arrived the Prince of
-Orange Packet, Capt. BRIDGE, with the Mail and
Passengers from Helvoetsluys ; and in, the afternoon
of the *same day sailed the icing George, Capt. P.
DEANE, with the. Mail and Passengers for Helvoet-
sluys ; and the Prince of fra/c:,-, (ipt. A. DEANE,
for Cuxhaveni with the Maij and 69,003 ounces of
foreign coin.
London, England, 1802-08-23

BOGNOR; Auc. zo.

THEarrials here are :
Mr. Chambers
. Capt. Scott
Mrs. Chambers • Mr,: Walker --
Mr. Ratcliffe,
Rev. Mr. Middleton 'Mrs. Meyer
Viscount I3oyne - . Miss Meyer
Viscountess Boyne , : Mr. Scott
The Hon. Misses Hamilton' Sir I.' MusgraVe.
Colonel Scott Lady Musgrave
Mr. Vright lfs. Purkis
Rev. C.Sturges - , Mr. -A.. Atcheson
Mr. Marsh Mr. Newbury
Countess or Newburgh Mr. Aust
Mr. Dudrnani Mr. and Mrs. Huskisson
' liao(ridY CS
flit"iilltitior.c.iit
Mrs. Dudman
Miss ijUdman -
Mt. W. T)udman Lady Temple
ViscoVut 'Dudley and'Ward • Lord Cobham
ViscOnOess Dudley and Ward Mr. Fry and family
The 1..),'1v,*-17 Marchioness . Mr. and Mrs. Harvey
of Bs,.1:1-i, atid thing-liters ' Mrs. Montagueand family,
Mr; and Mrs. V. Bickford Mr: BuSck - i .
Miss Cardita ' ' ' - Capt. Dalrymple•
Miss Leech' Tbe-H on . Mr. Grant,
Mr. S'andan ' Mr. Haslar . .
Mr. Elliott . ---- ' -•-- -' Mr. IL HaSiar
Mr. and Mrs. Atcheson' 1, , - Mr. Snow . .
Lord and Lady Langford, and, Mr. I,ivivland.-
.
family

. .
The Northarnpion Fencibles om IVednestial.
arrived at Leicester, and on Friday continued their.
rout; to their own COunty, for the purpose 9E
being disembodied. They .served 4ring the War
in Ireland, where an hundred,of them. were dis-
charged. About two hundred more were dis-
charge4l at Liverpool.

About 2060 letters have been delivered, from
the. Indiamen lately arrived, but a greater number,
we understand, =main' or board until the 17:ess0q.
,arrive in the river.

On. Saturday se'nnight, at about halrpast ten;
o'clock in the evening, the moon rendering the
evening as light as day, a young lady as ,valkink
alone at Brompton Crescent, when a hackney_coaek
drew up, and two men forced' her into it, in spite
of her ineffedual struggles, and repeated cries of"
my father,' my rnotheri &e." The'
cries, murder,ries,liow rape,
r,brought several persons out of their
houses, and,among the rest, a young gentleman wi'c'
ran after the coach,- and being close to' it,• notes
down the number, but not till he-had'rer,eived some
severe blows with the whip, from the coachnian-
When
,the coach 'reached Hyde-park. turnpike, tt
either stopped, or was stopped, and the men within
produced a letter, purporting, that tneLaciy wa;
MiSS CHARLOTTE SEYI4OUR, Who was insane, antl'
had.escaped her keeper-:, who had then again se-
Cured her. On this, the young' span in questiffll
discontimied the pursuit, and no turf her inciairY
has been made, though the circumstances naciatil'i
excite great curiosity, conversation, and suspicion,
in the neighboOrhood of Brompton.
The Mationa' Addolorata (a Neapolitan) Tarese)
fromltaly to Barcelona, with Staves, L takeP by
the Algerines• •

4