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The Sun.
London, England, 1802-08-31

PAStENGERS PtIt'PR£STON.

I. O. Erskine, Esq. Lieutenant Trils,cott, Master G. R.
Bociditn, Mr. j. Banks, Master J. I-Nnter, 'lVii•,:s M. Hal"
Aer, Miss MiLean, Miss Giblon.,

?Zit LPOt E.

Mr. Inglis, Capt. E. Brown, Mrs. trown, Lieutenalit-
Coronel Gordon, Mrs. Gordon, Miss Ross; Mr. Banricill,
Mrs. Bannon, Mr. M. Morrison, late Seond Officer of the
Betsey; ivir: John Heckfoid, late Second Officer Of the Sic
St'Ophen Lushington; Children—George Gordon, Jane Cor-
don, Edw. Coles, M. Holloway, Sophia Princc, David
Sherrie.
PER. DUKE or DUCCI,.CCH.
Masters Frederic and Henry Doveton, tram the Island Q
St. Helena.

The True Briton, Asia, and Dover Castle, wit!!
the Admiral Rainier extra ship, are expetted to ar-
rive from China, under convoy of His MajestO
Ship the Arrogant, very shortly. They severally
arrived at Whampoa in the middle of March last.

The Prestcit and Walple, lately arrived front}
Betio°len, are laden with pepper. The several
Pangerans have been very punctual in their respec,
tive collections, and hopes are entertained that
enough will be colleded next season to fill another
ship. -

On ThursdaYlast, the • t3th Regiment of Light.
Dragoons was inspected by their Royal l-lighnesses
the YRINCE Of WALEs atid.auttE of YORK, attend'
ed by General Gwyrrig, and their respedive Suites/
on Wanstead Flats. Their Royal Highnesses nude
the most minute inspection, and expressed the- most
decided, approbation of the Regiment while passing
them by on horse back and on toot. After the Re;
giment ,rnounted, and commenced the movements au'
.attacks, the admiration excited by the appearance
of it on foot was increased at the precision and ra"
pidity with which every manczuvre was made. rfli
charges, in squadron anal line; were rapid, collected,
and firm; the whole halting at the word, and per'
fedly ‘vell.dressed; atid notwithstanding the ray
pidity with which every movement and charge Was
performed, and the 'roughness of the ground in inar'Yt
places, we are happy to state, that not the slighter
accident occured. It is a singular fad,' that orilyi
one man and one horse of this highly thediscipline
Cory.s was ill and in barrhcks; the whole of d
Regiment, those' two excepted, were On duty, and
in the field, which is the strongest test Of -the exoi
cellence of the system pursued in the discip/ine,
at
it; Their Royal Highnesses, during the ti,ae tns
the Regiment was going through their mitriceuvrej
frdquently expressed the highest". appthbation
,ev
satisfaaion, and after the review was over
came forward to-Lieutenant-Colonel BOLTON, hif
commanded, and 'told him that they wece ifs
pleased and satisfied with the Regiment, and that
r.;
appearance and performanc; met with their e.ti
approbatidn,

/
London, England, 1802-11-13

TO THE EDITOR OF THE SUN.
Houndow, Nov. 12

sr ,

Ow perusirg the account in your Paper, of the
Robbery and Murder committed last Saturday even-
ing on Hounslow Heath, on the body of tile late
Mr. STEEL, I find several inaccuracies in it ; and
as I am an advocate for Truth as well as yourself,
and as I was also present at the search, from the
commencement of it until the body of that unfortu-
nate Gentleman was found, hope you will have no
objeaion to laying the faEts before the Public.—
In the first place, the great coat belonging to that
Gentleman, and which was first discovered by his
Brother-in-Law, was not blue, but light drab co-
lour ; the hat, or rather parts of the hat (for it was
cut into several pieces), was by no means a mili-
tary one, but what is usually worn by the poorest
ort of day-labourers, or working.:nen ; an immense
large bludgeon,or thick stick was found near the body
of the deceased, with which the wounds had been
given, and not with a bayonet, as you have been led
to believe. All these circumstances have been proved
to the entire satisfaetion of the Chief Magistrate
of the Police-Office, Bow-street, as well as to the
Coroner's Jury, who this day sat upon the body.
I am Sir,

Your humble Servant,
. AN INHABITANT OF HOUNSLOW, AND

A CONSTANT' READER.

MURDER.
'PUBLIC-OFFIOE, BOW-STREET, Nov. r;, 130.

FIFTY POUNDS REWARD.

WHEREAS a most atrocious MURDER was
committed on the body of a Gentleman on Saturday Evening
last, on Hounslow Heath ; Whoever will apprehend, or give
such information to Sir Richard Font, Chief Magistrate of
the Police, at the above Office, as may be the means °lap_
prehending and convicting the party or parties guilty of the
Murder, shall receive a Reward of Sol.
The Deceased was robbed of a Round Flat, Maker's Name
supposed Robinson ; a Pair of Half-boots, with .la-,sels in
the front, and Square Toes, supposed to have the Name of
" Steele" written inside ; a Pair of Cotton Stockings, and a
Cane Stick, with a Tuck in it.
The Persons suspeded to be guilty of the Murder, arc a
Man dressed in an old shabby red Soldier's Jacket, and a lusty
big Woman in a Red Cloak. They left behind them an old
coarse Hat, and an old Pair of Shoes ; and it is supposed the
Man now wears the Deceased's Hat, and the Woman the
Stockings and Half-Boots.

MAILS.

DUE.

- to disc.
London, England, 1802-11-13

BIRTHS.

On Monday last, at Norwich, the Lady of Thomas All-
day Kerrison, Esq. of a Son and Heir.
On the loth of 0 aobey, at Bursiedon, the Lady of Joseph
Sydney York; Esq. Captain in the Royal Navy, of a Son.

MARRIED.
On 'Thursday, Mr. Robert Wallace, of Perth,. to Miss
Snagg, of Norton-street.

DIED

On the :tith inst. at Deans Leate, Dorsetshire, Sir Wil-
liam Lewis Andre, of Bath, Bart. -

On Saturday last, at his :brother's house in Camberwell,
Mr. [olin Barratt Corbett, Surgeon, late of Brosely, in the
County of Salop.
The same morning, at Hadley, near Barnet, after a shori
illness, in the 75th year of her age, Mrs.. Monro, relit of
the late Dr. Mauro,- Physician fo Bethlem Hospital.
A few days ago, the Rev. Dr. Burroughs, Senior FelloW
of 'Magdalen College, Cambridge.
On Sunday last, at Hampstead, Mrs. Fitzmaurice, wife
of Francis Dudley Fitzmaurice, Esq.
On Monday, at Ely, Mrs. Underwood, wife of the Rev.
Mr. Under Wood, Prebendary of Ely, and daughter of the
late Rev. Dr. Knowles, Prebendary of that Cathedral.

STOCKS. ' -
I:DAY.
India Stock
South Sea Stock
ExChet]. Hills s. s.-preen.
_ Fundable ditto prem.
' 3d Exchequer Bills dis.
Onntitnn toii+ dis.'
layer 3 per Cent. 65U
Ditto Anu.
flank for opening
India for Ace.
Cons. for Acc. 67i- 8
London, England, 1802-11-13

DUNCAN V. REEVES.

Mr. GARROW said, that in this Case, in which
the Defendant had been arrested in Troyer for 5001.
which had been so often before the Court, he had
now an Affidavit, stating that the Defendant's At-
torney lead applied to the Plaintiff to know who hit

Attorney was, .tfria.:tll4.ol6 had. returned f)r
.
swer, " he would be d..=--41 if lie' knew who the
Attorney was ;. that he was a very. respenable 111116,,
an'd that for further particulars they must apply to
Mr. Dehlin; the Sheriff;s Officer."--Referring io
the fads already stated in this Case, Mr: PARWONi*
moved fora Rule to chew cause why 'proceedings
in this Anion should not be staid, why the Plain
tiff and the Sheriff's Officer, Deglin, should no't
answer the matters of the Affidavit, and why they
shoUld not pay the costs of this Application;-:—ant
that Service or this -Rule on the Plaintiff anik
Deblin May be good Service; Stc.
Rule granted:

UNION HALL.
London, England, 1802-11-13

SOCIETY

FOR THE DISCHARGE AND RELIEF OF PER-
SONS IMPRISONED FOR SMALL DEBTS.
Craven'-street, Strand, Nov. 3, 1802.
BENEFACTIONS SINCE THE :LAST RE—
PORT, viz. ,C. s. d.
Hugh Burgess; Esq. (per Messrs.`Goldneys
inh Benefadion) ' - - - - A. too o o
John Miller, Esq. - - - - 30 0 o
Robert Stevenson, Esq. - - - io o
, John Hatsell, Esq. - - - A. 55 0
R. M'Ghie, Esq. (pePMr. Fynmore). - - 5 a °
Charles Polhill, *Esq. - - - - A. o
Wm. Lock, Esq - - - - A. 2 2 o
Francis .Greg, Esq. (per Secretary) - .1. 2 2 0
Mr. Hearnden,. t 3 ist Benefadion - o 2 0
E_ B. (per Mt. Weltbrd) - - - io a 0
Found in the. Letter-box - - • -
4 3 6

4. 173 16 6
D' -charged and relieved from various, Prisons,
So Debtors, for the sum of , ' - x 76,14 I
Considered the Caws of 43 Petitioners—Approved 35-7-Re-
ferred for Characters 2 Petitions—And rejected s.
Benefattions are received by James Neild, Esq. the Trea-
surer, Cheney-walk, Chelsea; also by -Messrs. Herries,
Farquhar, and Co.. St. James's-street; Wares, Fleet-
treet ; Fuller,'and Co.; Lombard-street ; Biddulph, Cocks,
and Ridge, Charing cross ; Dorrien and Co. Finch-lane,
Cornhill ; Verc, Lticadou, Tr4Jughten and Co'. Lombard-
, ,
treet ; and by the Secretary, N0.,7, Crwien-streer, Strand,
where the Books may be seen by those who' are inclined to
'support .this- Charity, and where the Society meet on the
first Wednesday in every Month.

This Day was published, price is. 6d.
ISERMON, preached in Lambeth Chapel, on
Sunday. the 27th of June, 1802, at the Consdcratipn'of
the Right Reverend GEORGE ISAAC HUNTING-
FORD, D. D.-Lord Bishop of Gloucester. By, the Rey.
WILLIAM HAWLEY, M. A. Fellow of Winchester Col-
'lege. Published by'coinmand of the Archbishdp. '
Printed for J. FLitchard, Piccadilly, London, Messrs.
Hanwell, Parker, and Cooke, Oxford ; and Burdon, Win-
chester. •
London, England, 1802-11-13

COURT' OF KING's BENCH, Nov. 12.

Tz-us was a day for the Argumeni of Special
two of whit+ only were' argued ; the, last
will be very important to the Public,. anti of Which
we shall give an account when the Judgment of
Court shall be given, which My Lord CHIEF
Ttce said should be in a few days. The question
is, to what extent .a Tenantitiay pull down, what he
has erened on,the Premises of his Landlord, for the
Improvement of his Farm, &c. and for the Increase
of the Profits of it, &c.—a question which affeEts.
the interest of; 'almost; every Landlord and Tenant
in the Kingdom,_
It was very learnedly„ and ably argued by Mr.
Serjeant VtAuGHAN the Landlord, who went
over all the Cases which relate to the Rights of Land_
lord and Tenant, as they appeared in the Year
Books, from the earliest times downwards_ to the
decision of My Lord KENYON ; and by Mr. BAL.:
Guy, on the other side ; but an account of which
would be premature, before the decision of the
Court.
London, England, 1802-11-13

FIFTY POUNDS REWARD

N. B. 'Thedeceared, among other things, was robbed of a
round hat, maker's name Robinson, Charing-cross, a pair of
half.boots, supposed to have the name of Steele written in-
side, a pair of white cotton stockings, and a cane stick, with
a sword blade in it.

An old Loar'se hat, and an old pair of shoes were found
near the body, supposed to have been left by one of the 'per-
sons' concerned in the MUrdr ; the shoes appear to have
been worn without stockings, and it is suspected one of the
Murderers afterwards put on the deceased's hat, stockings,
aid half-boots.
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London, England, 1802-11-13

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NA VA L NEWS,

FALMOUTH, Nov. 10.

ARRIVED this morning, the' Duke of York Packet,
Capt. DEAKE, with Mail from Lisbon, eight days
Passage. The only passenger by her is EDW. As-
LING Esq: of London.—His Majesty's Ships Fin.
cep) and Cynthia, of 18 guns each, were lying in
tl.e Tagus when the Duke of York sailed from
His Majesty's Ship Thetis, of 38 guns,
t• L. SHEPHEARD, sailed from Lisbon for
Cadiz on the zoth.ult. L'Entrelrenante Cutter ar.
rived at Lisbonon the 3ist ult. with dispatches from
Gibraltar.

Also arrived the Speedwell and Hind Cutters,
from a cruize ; the Brig Fanny, Captain Tilos.
Alict.AN, from Charente, with brandy for London ;
he BAN,
Elizabeth and Bell, Capt. W .Nictum,
from Bourdeaux, with prunes, &c. for Hull ; the
Brig Ceres, Capt. T. SMYTH, from Oporto, with.
'Wine for London ; and the French Brig Le Bien
446'7e, Capt. SUCHON, from St. Martin's, with
St' 6414 to Dieppe, blown off the Coast.
isailed yesterday, His Majesty's Brig Raven, of
the guns) Capt. J. SWAIN!, with Dispatches for
Mediterranean ; and Nimble Cutter, Lieut.
a,°"LAN, with Dispatches for the Coast of Africa ;
80 sailed the Brig Navigation, Capt. Roartlsos,
with
bale goods, tin, &c. for Malta and Smyrna.
London, England, 1802-11-13

LARGE WEN.

WILLIAM MAC'S, Gardener to James Potts, Esq.
at Kensington, had a Wen on his neck and shoulder,
as large as a quart pot ;( it had been increasing for
many years ; he could get no relief, and was almost
heart broken. In such a painful situation, he made
application to Dr. GARDNER, No, 76, Long acre,
who prescribed him eight of his Pills, night and
morning, and laid the Plaster over the whole of the
Wen ; this dissolved the whole of it in two
months.-1797.•

The 29th of this Month, the English State Lot-
tery begins drawing.

I SCHEME,
q- ), . 3 10,000
~ ,Ar 3
6
8

22
44 - - So
And 9400 - - 19 •
N. B. Only 32,0001. Tickets instead of 60,000.
The Tickets and Stamped Shares that may be
.en-
titled to the above Capital Benefits, are, on. sale
at Nicholson's Fortunate Office, No. i 6, cornhill ;
wf,cre, in the 'present year, two Prizes of 2,0,0001.
and soool. 'each, were sold, divided into Shares,
and one of zoool.in a whole Ticket.

*.„,* Be careful to see that every Share is signed
by the Public's most obedient and much obliged
humble Servant, ' W. NICHOLSON.

SHIP NEWS.

GRAVESEND, NOV. 11.

Passed by—the Betsey, 'Porter, from Memel ; Darlington,
, and the William,
Whitfield, Leith, Tiber, Diamond, Todd, and Hazard,
Cummings, from Petersburgh.
London, England, 1802-08-09

T

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1,14.,

This Day was published,

The Sixth Edition, correled, Illus'Rated by Twenty-eight
Prints from originat.Antiques_, and Particularly adalifed to
the, use of Schools, Price 4s. bound,

QPENCE's POLYMETIS abridged, or a Guide
LP to Classical Learning.... being Inquiry concerning the
Agreement between the Works of the Roman Poets' and the
Remains of the Ancient Artists. • With an Introduction, con-
taining the Charaders .of -the Latin Poets and their Works ;
the Growth and Decline of .the Polite Arts among the • Ro-
mans ; and the Usefulness of Antiques toward explaining
the Classics; with Remarks on the Defeds of Modern. Al-
legorists and Artists for want of a true .Idea of the Alle-
gories of the Ancients, and of their Scheme of Machinery, or.
Interposition of the Goth.
By NICHOLAS TINDAL, M. A.
Printed for J. foi!nson,F. and C. ktiington 'I. Walker,
T. Lowndes, Seatcherd, W. Bent, G. and I. Robinson,
G. Wiikie, Lackington and Co. R. Lea, C. Law, T. Hurst;
and 1. Mawman.

TO BE LETT ON LEASE,
THE CROWN• -INN, at SLOUGH, kr' the
,
County BUCKS,of
for a. certainty of Business on the GREAT BA'I'T ROAD;
now infult Trade. The Well-known Accommodation at tfis
z Inn has been regular, and continues sb, to the great satisrac-
tion of she Public- in general. The advantageous Situation
of these Premises is most desirable, being within.one Mile
Of Etun College, two front tile Royal Palace, the Parks, the
Town of Windsor, the River Thamest together with the
surrounding Noblemen. and -Gentlemen's, Seats in that much
admired beautiful Circle, will-always ensure Trade. The
House and Offices are convenient, quite within itself,, and
not subjed tnany inconvenience; properly adapted and cal-
culated for Families travelling, being only twenty 11,1iies from
London. The Premises are served with exceeding fine
Water, with spacious arched Cellars under the main House.
The Stables will contain near 80 Horses, with Lolts,Granary,
Coach-house, and other convenient Buildings. And at a
small expence there might be made the best Tap-house and
Warehouse on the Road. The Tap-‘and the Coach-horse.
Stables will pay the Rent., There are excellent Kitchen
Gardens fully planted with choice. Fruit Trees, well fenced
and inclosed by• Brick Walls. At the end adjoining the Inn
is a snug Cottage; ,Thfith Offices and a Yard, which might be
converted to the u.se.Cifilte Inn.

Further Pa; ictilars and 'Perms by application to Mr. Kim-
berley, Surveyor and Auclioneer, No. 160, Piccadilly.
N. B. Several Elegant-Residences to be Sold or Lett,
Furnished Or nut. _
London, England, 1802-08-09

F. the LONDON GAZETTE, August 7, rBO2,

BANKRUPTCY SUPERSEDED

William Batman the ycunger, of Copmanthorpe,' Yorkshire,
(..-orntador.

BANKRUPTS. . •
William Francis Beaumont, of Mitre-court, Cheapside,
wine and brandy-meren;:nt, to surrender August to; 28,
am: September IS, at ten, at Guildhall. Attorney, MT.
Morgan, Bedford.:row.
_

Isaac Davis TAnd Moses Solomon; now or late of Union-court,
Broad-street, merchants, August, 14, 28, and September
18, zt ten, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Walker, Coleman.
street.

Metiuselah Camon, of Plymouth, grocer, August 17, 2r,
and September 18, at ten, at Guildhall, London., Attornies;
Mestrs. Wright and Bovill, Chancery-lane, London.
wood, of reeillield-street, Whitechapet,-
. upholder, August to, 24, and. September 'lB, at eleven, at
Attor•ney, Mr. Pearson, Greatprrnond-st*r,
Queen-square.
Joseph Hardy, of Leadenhall-street, London, silversmith,
August 17, 21, and September" 18, at ten, at Guildhall.
' Attorney, Mr. Walker, Coleman-street
Robert 'East°, of Webread, Suffolk, butcher, August' 18,
19, and September 21, at eleven, at the Swan Inn, Har-
le_ston, Norfolk. Attorney, Mr. Carthew, Harleston
Norfolk.

Alexander Geddes, of Mark-lane, London, merchant, Aug.
17, at five, 24, at one, and September 18, at ten, at Guild-
, hall. Attorney, Mr. Michell, Union-court, Broad-
- street. .•
London, England, 1802-08-09

HARWICH, Auc. 8.

YEsTE apAy about four P. M. sailed the Prince
of Wales Packet, Captain A. DEANE, with the Mail,
and nearly thirty passengers, for Helvoetsluys ;
also the Diana Packet, Captain Os BORN, with the
Mail and Passengers for Cuxhaven.

DEAL, AUG. S.

ARRIVED from Portsmouth, and sailed for Sheer.
ness, the Tamer Frigate.
The Blood-hound Gun_brig sailed yesterday on a
Cruize, and the Vixen ditto is arrived from Sheer.
ness, and remains.

NEW PARLIAMENT.

MEMBER RETURNED.
COUNTY OF INvMtNEss—Charles Grant, Esq.

WEYMOUTH, AUGUST 7.

LAST night THEIR MAJEStiES and the PRIN.
CESSES went to the Theatre, to see the Comedy 0:
the Schoo/fA Scandal, and the Entertainment of The
Jew and the ifoilor; Mr. Etst,tsToN' performed
Charles Surface in the Play, and i;Thednego in the
Farce.

This morning, after breakfast, THEIR MA/ Est t Fs
and Attendants ivent to the Esplanade to see the
Rowing Match, given in honour of Her Royal
Highness the PRINCESS AMELIA, between the
Barges ipelonging the Royal Yachts and Frigates.
London, England, 1802-08-09

INVERNESS, AUG. 4.

• • .
Ai ore o'clock this. niorntng our EleaTOn teemi.
nated, and owing to the treachery of a few de.
serterS, and a coalition between Mr. FURBEs of
Culloden and Mr. GRANT, Colonel FRA.sta,
younger of Lovar, lost the Eleaion in the first in-
stances by a majority of 4 ; bin there being solid
objeCtions to 9, he petitions the House of Corn.
monsi, and complains to the Court of Session'', and
there is no doubt.of his ultimate saccesS'a'gainst a
pet-ion Opposed by three.foUrths Of the Landed in.
tere'st of the COunty.
London, England, 1802-08-09

DIFIDEND.Fd

•
Sept. 3. Anthony Rudhaq, of Bedminster, Somer§etshire,
. baker, at eleven, at the Bush Tavern, Bristol.
Sept. 2. Skone, of Bristol, grocer', at eleven, at
the Bushrl'ay.::-::, • -
Sept. Miles Edward.), of Bush lane, cotton-broker; at ten,.
at Guildhall.
Sept.' t it. Johrighhett, of Crown-street, Finsbury-square,
ahoe-maker, at ten, at Guildhall. ' -

::pt. 9. Joshua Sinith and Adam Unsviorthi of Manchester,
nulatlurers, at elevia, at the Star Inn, Man.

cot tol

August 24%, John William tither, of 13owlinglreens4,me,
vidual.lei-, at one; at Guildhall.
Sept. 7. Rubc.rt Clerke.ausi George Clerke,.of Grub-street,
st. Gties, without Cripplegate, horse-dealers, at one, al
,guildhall. .„

, -
AuAust 28. William Kev, of Duke-street, Aldgate, man's.
mercer, at ten, at G
Sept. 6. John Harrison, of Sunderland, aurham, ship.
owner; at Oeyen, at the Shakespear Tavern, Newcastle-
upon-Tyne.

CERTIFICATES.

Angust 28. William White, or-Norwich, trianufnaurer.
Michael Q•:inton, of Bristol,
_taylor.
Francis 1 lower, of St. Paul's Church-yard, haberdasher.
Joshua Jepson Oddy and John Oddy; of St. Mary—Axe
merchants
London, England, 1802-08-09

Nov,
' .
,
/, •

To the GENTRY, CLERGY, and INDEPENDENT
FREEHOLDERS of the COUNTY of CARMAR.
T Fl EN.
A T the Close-of a Contest, which has been car,
riedon with-unexampled -Severity, and protracted in
the mostiknprecedented manner, by every means which art
and ingellEity could-devise, and wealth enforce, allow me.
to return you my most sincere and .wartuest Thanks for the
Honour yotChave conterred upon me. On a retrospect of
this arduous Poll, I cannot but relied with the utmost Gra-
titude on the uniformly steady and generous:Support I have
received from such a multitude of respectable Gentlemen of
Rank and-Fortune, and I beg. most heartily. to congratulate
them and the IndePendent Freeholders, on the triumphant
issue of their exertiousin this-our common Cause.
I have the Honour to be, with the greatest Resped,
Geritlemen,
Your very faithful and obliged Servant,
JAS. HAMLYN WILLIAMS:

Edwinsfo-d,
Aut;u,l 2, 182'.

OIV D A Y, AUG-rr S T 9, iBoz.
London, England, 1802-08-09

DR. NORRIS's DROPS

.IN exciting. the Public AttentiOn to these Va.
'Liable Drops., an enumeration Of partiCthar Cases Would
be unnecessary ;,-successful experience for more than half a_
cqntury, having sufficiently .established their reputation in
the cure of very species of Fever, especially-the Yellow or
Putrid, for which they are eminently distinguished,'‘qte Pro-
prietor, from their increasing celebrity, not only derives- the
highest gratification, but' is enabled witi!Aconticlencs 'to ,re
commend a trial of their' virtites, the ,risthrria, inveterate
Coughs, Scurvy, all impurities of the Blood, Colds, Stomach.
and Bowel Complaints, yield to their benign, yet powerfulin-i
ttence, and as a salutary cordial in thok discomforts attendant
oil advanced nothing can surpass their beneficitd effeets.
The Family Bottle, zzs. is, only to be hadat the Doaor's
.d
House, Lower Brook-street, rosvendr-square, where Books-
of Cures arc delivered gratis,•and all Orders for Exportation
executed. SMaller bottles are sold wholesale and. retail by
Messrs: Jeboult and Co. and retail by 411 Venders of Medi-,
clues also Dr. Norris's Antibilious Pill, -celebrated as a
safe and' effeelive aperient, may be had at all the above
• flaces•-in boxes at zs. 9d.
London, England, 1802-08-09

TO CORRESPONDENTS,

lime reivfi& 06,:y the request -of our Friend at Southampton. The
expression in the Chief Cnsul's Speech certainly alludes to the
D E 1-r Y.—Tke sense given in our- Papei• aroie from a Nils-
conceptbn of our Translator--:the words in the original are,
"Content alors d'aVoir ete appelr par l'Ordre de celui," Cfc.,

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ARRIVED

DUE

Holland
London, England, 1802-06-07

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NAVAL NEWS.

FALIII9UTH, JUNE 4..

ARRIVED the American Brig Swift, Captain
EBENEZER ROGERS, from Richmond, with flour
and wheat, in 5o days, for orders ; American Ship
Illrgaret, Captain THOMAS HORTON, from
la
Guira, with coffee, cotton, indigo, tobacco, &C. 45
days passage, for' orders ; the American Ship jon4
Captain,TEßßY, from Charlestown, with rice, in 64
days, in. want.-of water and provisions, and Pri)-
ceeded on for Bremen ; the Prussian Galliot

Captain USKMANSE, from ,Liverpool, with sugar/
coffee, Scc. for Havre-de-Grace, very leaky; "and
the Ste:theft,' HUNTER, 'from Liverpool, and bas
since sailed for Amsterdam.
The Prince AdolpilusTacket, Capt. joN'Eso sail;
tomorrow (ififavourable wind) with the Mail °
the rst inst. for.Lishon. '-
Sailed the Union,
Brothers,
dra, Charlotte, Diamond, George and !Franeisll4o6'''''.'
Jenkins, for Dublin • Aurora, TreJlnld;
Pluto, -lead, for Ex:tter ; Albion, for gutterdani 411 v
Polly Chu,
gg for Lubeck. Grey,
Thomson and Skeine, Thorpe, for LonJoili

.PLYMOUTH, '.ll;iis 5.

CAME in, the Crosby, FL ETC:IE R, frqtri B3rce-
lona for London.
Sailed the immortatite Frigate, on a Cruize;
.Arelalusia, Cox, for Amsterdam ; Queen of Naples'
8.01/13 EN, for Rotterdam ; Amy, BAKER, for
Lin-
don ; Cofflifl, TERRY, far Altona ; and 11,11"ifil
Nelson, RAINER, for Guernsey.
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London, England, 1802-06-07

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Frei the LONDON GAZETTE, Jane 5.

Downing-Street, 7,-une 5, tBO2.

His 'Majesty has been pleased to appoint Lieu-
tenant-General William Grinfield to be Commander
of all His Majesty's Land Forces serving in the
Leeward and Wirdwarcl.Charibbce Islands, and in
the kland,of Trinidad.
London, England, 1802-06-07

PORTSMOUTH, JUNE 6.

d~j
ARRIVED the Boreas, ROBERT MANN, 26 S
from Gibraltar—Passengers, Captain MmtriEl'o7
Bth, or King's Regiment, and Captain &scot ti
Lieut. O'RooK, of the sth Regiment:—.The Barta
spoke the Fair American, of New-York, from PP'
don bound to New-York, the 25th ult. in lat. 49.
36. long. o. to.
fait'
Arrived also, the- Sovereign, SMITH, (Cal' b
BALMANO being ill); sailed from Minorca 13t
011
May last, having part of the 1/st Regiment
board ; Ann, BARKER, and Aid, LAMB, botlive,
24 days from Minorca, with part of the 31st I

giment on board.
Arrived the Berwick, WELCH, from Barba
tnti
from her landed here; Dr. HIND And family
TROTMAW and family, Mr. BoveLL, Mr. Øefoc
FORD. This Ship has since got under weigh

London.
Arrived the Alligator Transport, from Glbr
last from Plymouth ; Peggy Transport, FOIII6III
LEY, from Plymouth.
Passed by, the Queen, WlAttrrLl, from Soil-,
sailed 2zst March, in company with the Ruth
Nancy, and Advetziarc. From her landed Selet

Passengers.
Arrived the Hope, PENN, from Havre-de-'—
ancl. Harrington, CHAPMAN, from Plymouth. be
Came into Harbour, the En4,ymion Frigates t°
paid off.
r°
f
Arrived also, the Elizabeth, BEBRIDOE, ""
di3 ,
Memel; Experiment, —, from London fort''
.Fortitude, ARROW, from Dantzic; and Di°
ALSING, from Longsound.
Arch'
Sailed the Heart of Oak, WEBSTER, for -
angel ; and Serpent, MoNTANO, 'for London.

SHEERNESS, JUNE 6.
YESTERDAY arrived His Majesty's Cutter r r
from Embden.
ti
an
This day sailed on a Cruize in the Channels':
along the Coasts, the Archer and Snipe Gun-brigsl
after Smugglers.
London, England, 1802-06-07

ROMAN. CEMENT.

. •
g ESSRS'.. PARKER ani Co. Bankiide, SOuth_
wark, manufacture CeMent; or Mortar, tOr building
in Water, which tar surpasses in
,utility Dutch Terras,.or
any other kind of Mortar : it giveS• to all kinds of Brick 'or
Stone Work, an uncommon degree of strength and coheson;
it sets under soon becomeS as hard as Stone, and may
be exposed even to the action of the.Sea,;without,ii‘jury. In
all-buildings, therefore, intended tlf resist, or contain IVater,
this Cement may be-used with singular advantage or it may
be lowered with Lime and Sand, to any desirable degree, tor
purposes. _ . .

They also prepare STUCCO for casing Buildings with, of
the same hard and durable nature as the Cement : it preserves
the walls from wet and damp, and maybe executed so as
completely.to re‘:tinible Stotie, at a very moderate expence.
Flat Paying, Coping,' and Gutter Stones;. cheaper than Na—
tural Stone.

- PORTE RS-QUAY.
TO BE LETT on LEASE, for uny Term 'not 'exceeding
Sixty-one Years, to continence from 1,a6,1-day. next,
'THOSE Valuable and Extensive Premises
joining the custom House, kooWrn by the name. of
PORTERS QUAY, with very capacious and substantial
Wur,thouses, 'together with Four Houses contiguous, extend-
ing into Lower Thanws-street, not heretofore Leased there-
with. - - • -

These Premises are admirably calculated either for the
foreign or the . hrntic Trade, and-their great importance to all
persons engaged in any extensive comMerce,-reuders 4 further
description of them unnecessary.
A .plan of the atoresaid Prenuses may be seen, and further
particulars known, by application at the Clerks Office, fish-
inonger's•llalf, London t. where Proposals, sealed up, may
be sent on or before the 3 ist day of luty next.
N .13. The Land Tax has been redeemed as ;o all the
aforesaid Premises.
London, England, 1802-06-07

DURLIN,.jur r ,

Yivi'LtbAY morning a Meeting took f)'laCe
Rathgar, between Sir RI C HARI; KU SC: RAVE, Bart.
and Mr. W!:t. ToDD
_JON formerly a Member of
the Irish Parliament, wf:Co on the first fire Sir
RICHARI) Was wounded': Mr. JONES bit his an-
tagonist in the'side of the belly, and the ball passed
our near the left thigh. They had brought no Sor-
geons with t`!..rn. Sir Ric-HAL!) was immediately
carried to his 'house in Gardiner.strc'er, and we
derstand is in .h 'fair waj, of recovery. The ball, is
appears, has not ;-tutted any of the intestines. It
passed merely betiveen the skin and tna'Scres of the
belly,
Sir Rict4Aii) was attended by Mr. H. MAY,
of Waterford; Mr. joNEs by Mr. T. n To AR A.

_ .
The cause, we are informed, was as follows :—Sir
RICHARD, it apears, had bee-i prevailedtevailed 'upon by.
friends of Mr. JONES'S, to make an Apology to his
antagonist, fox some severe observations on his po:.
litical charaler, which are in the History of the
late Rebellion in this Country, written by the
above-mentioned Baronet. The Apology, we are
told, was to have been made public, by publish-
ing it in the Newspapers, bat not until a certain
time, which had not expired when the meeting
took place.—How a reverse condua relative to
that point occurred, we will not take upon us to
say—but certain it is, that what was said to be
Sir Richard's Apology, was posted up in a public
room in Eustace-street, some days ago.
The particular cause, however, of the message
from Sir RICHARD to Mr. JONES, was in conse-
quence of an alteration that was made in the Apo-
logy, which obliged the Baronet to retraa the
whole. We have heard it mentioned that Sir Rrcx-
AM) also required an apology from Mr. JoNEs, for
a scurrilous letter that he had written against the
Baronet, which Mr. J. refused.
London, England, 1802-06-07

June 5, 1802..

The King has been pleased to order a Cong 6
d'Elire to pass the Great Seal, empowering the
Dean and Chapter of the Cathedral Church of
Gloucester to elea a Bishop to that see, void by
the translation of the Right Reverend Father in
God aiaor Richard Beadon, late Bishop thereof,
to the See of Bath and Wells ; and His Majesty
has also been pleiSed to recommend George Isaac
Huntingford, Dotlor in Divinity, to be Bishop of
that See.

..The King has been pleased to grant to the Re-
verend William Busby, Clerk, Master of Arts, the
place and dignity of.a Canon or Prebendary of His
Kijesry's Metropolitical Church of Canterbury,
void by the. death of Doaor Heneage Dering, late
one of the Prebendaries thereof.

Commissions signed by the Lor dd Lieutenant of the aunty of Kent'
Dated Miy• 25, i 3.2.
n be Deputy Lieutenants.
Sir John Boyd, Bart. "Samuel - Egerton Brydges, Esq.,
Thomas Law Hodges, Esq.
Commissions in the West Kent Militia, signed by the Lord Lien_

tenant.

john Kenward Shaw, Esq. to be Captain: Dated iklay
15,
(oho. Claringbold, Gent, to be Ensign. Dated May zt,
ISo2.
London, England, 1802-06-07

YEN ER L7COM P LAI N

• . .
R. AIZNOLD's PILLS, so well known all
oyer Europe for their superior-efficacy, and yectiti.h
mildness, in peTfecily- eradicating ,tweiy degree.of the Vene,
real Disease ••Witlibitt.the_ least trouble or-ennritriient. The
Public May lio:assiired tins- excellent• Medicine is perfedly
conOnial.to,the Constitution, and .rriAna; have 'reinirked --the)r
health having been inuetr improvedihother respecis after its-
,
use. Printed Directions, signed by Arnold,-are inclosed
with'each Box, which will enable ill Persons toletire-thern-
selves ithoUt the.knowledge-,01 any one. -7 • .
Prepared la), Dr.-Arnold; :at. WhetStones,Middlesex•; sold.
its P.Ontion by Mr. Axteil, No. t, cornhil-1,- Mr.
-Ward-; at- his Patent Medicine Warehouse-,-No: 324, Holborn,
opposite - Gray's Inn Gate.; and Mr'. Pidding;.at his Patent
Medicine Warehouse, No; 76, Oxfor&street, opposite the
Pantheon. . .

Sold also by the following Booksellers ; Hazard, Bath ;
Sheppard, Bristol; Mottley, Portsmouth ; Collins, Sails=
bury Harrop and Thompson, Manchester ; Jones and Gore,
Liverpool; Bulkeley and .Poole, Chester • Pearson and
Pierccy, Birmingham ; Stevenson, Norwich ; .Middleditch
and Barnsby, -Ipswich Gales, Sheffield ; Binns, Leeds ;
Peck and Wolstenholme, York ; Brown, Hull ; Humble,
Newdastle; Gee, Cambridge; Slater, Oxford ; NPDonald,
jeweller, Glasgow; Scott, Apothecary, Edinburgh ; andby
one reputable. Bookseller in most Towns in England.
Price as. od. andsss. sd. a Box, Duty included.

Where iinay be had, Ailiol.Cl's Nervo.us Restorative Drops.

To T. TAYLOR, Surgeon, No, q, New Bridge-street,
London.
London, England, 1802-06-07

ENGLISki STATE LOTTERY,

of I,oool.—eight of sool.—twenty of tool. and
foccy-one, of Sol. •
The Pickets, Halves, Quarters, Eighth's, and Six-
teenth Shares, are sold and registered by Mr,
I~ICHOLSON, at his Stare Lottery Office, No. 16,
Lyndon ; where•die first Prize of 20,0001.
that was ever divided into Sixteen Shares, (No.
(17,993), WAS sold and registered in the last Eng_,
fish Lottery, April 7th, .tBoz.
Particulars thereof, and of the great success that
attended the purchasers of. Tickets and Shares at
this Office in the late Lot terieS, are inserted in the
Schemes at large. • -
Correspondent's in the Country who intend hcl,
nouring this House. with their orders, are requested
to
,be particular in giving direction to No. 16, Corm
hill, 'and to see that every Share is signed by the
Public's most obedienthumble Servant,
W. NICHOLSON.
The Proprietors of the Royal CircUs, determined
to give as much amusement as possible to their
Holiday 'Visitors, bring forward on this evening
we find, in addition to the present very popular,
grand and interesting Performances, an entire new
Entertainment called Variety, or the Sailor's Fes-
tival, with various Songs,' by Mrs. Roffey, Mrs.
Herbert, Mr.. Heinle, .Mr. Burrows, -and Master,
Broadhurst, together with a new Hornpipe by Miss
Adams—the whole to conclude with the celebrated
Calenda Dante,. the Tailor riding to
Brentford, in which will be introduced that beauti-
ful animal the Horse Turk; Which was so much ad-
mired in the late splendid procession of Peace. :
London, England, 1802-04-03

DEAL; APRIL 2.

ON the 29th ult. the Assistance Man of War went
on shore near Gtavelines, and :was totally lost ;
Crew saved, and are brought into the Downs by a
French Vessel.

Sailed through the Downs, the Britannia,MOMP -
SON, for Quebec ; Ficissitude, STOUT, for Jamaica;
and the Lord Duwan, MILLER, for Antigua.
London, England, 1802-04-03

---
In the Press, and early in next Winter will be published,
Elegantly printed on a New Letter cast on purpose for the
• Work, and on a Superfine Woven Medium Paper, in
Twenty-one Yols. Octavo,
THE PLAYS of WILLIAM SHAKSPEARE.
With the CorreEtions and Illustrations of various Com-
mentators. To which are added, Notes by Samuel Johnson
and George Steevens. The Fifth Edition.
Revised and augmented by ISAAC REED. •
To this Edition will be prefixed, a Portrait of the Author,
engraved by 'Sharp, from a Painting in the possession o.f the
late George Steevens, Esq..
Printed for the Proprietors of the former Edition.
London, England, 1802-04-03

DIED.

At his house in Upper Seymour-street, Neill Malcolm,
Esq. of Poltalloch, Argileshire.
Lately, at Hackney, lulu) Daniel Lucadou, Esq.
Un Sunday the t4th ulr. Matthew Shiner, on of Alex-
ander Shirretf, Esq. at his houSe, Elder Walk, Islington.
After a few days illness, at his house at Btrshey, J, B.
Barrett, Esq.

On yunclaf. last, at Stoke Newington, Miss Anti Clinker,
eldest-daughter-of the..late Mr. Henry Clinker, Sugar-refiner,
of Goodman's-fields.

On the 3oth ult. in the 45th yeat of her age, Mrs. 'Mat
tha Bacon, relict of the late john Bacon, Esq. R. A.
London, England, 1802-04-03

MONEY MATTERS.
ALL 'Money Negociations continue to be trans..
acted, with the stritest honour, punduality, and se-
crecy, by Messrs. Harris and Co. at their Annuity Bank,
No. s, Great Suffolk-street, Charing-Cross, on Annuities,
Mortgages, • Estates, Church-Livings, Dowers, Jointures,
Pensions, Places, Reversions, or any other mode or matter,
as circumstances may be. Large Sums of Money always,
ready for well secured Annuities, and for which a liberal
price will be given, according to age and security, and all
Annuities will be made redeemable at the pleasure of the
Grantor.

Principals, or their Attornies, applying personally, before
Three o'Clock,_will be treated with in the most explicit
manner, and all Letters (post-paid) duly answered.
N. B. A large Sum of Money ready to purchase Freehold
or Leasehold Houses. in approved situations.

MARQUIS CORNWALLIS.
just published, at Brydon's, lately removed from No. 7 to
N 0.4, Charing-Cross, next door to Mr. Faden's, Geogra-
pher to His Majesty,
ANeat ENGRAVING, from a Drawing by
Mr. Bacon, from his much admired Original Bust of
the Marquis. A Stroke Engraving of BONAPARTE, First
Consul of France, Companion to the above, is also finished,
and ready to deliver, price as. 6d. each.
J. Brydon returns his grateful Thanks to his Friends in
general, for favours received during a period of nineteen years,
and begs leave to make known to the Public, that, notwith-
standing his Name is still exhibited at No. 7, he his.no con-
cern whatever in the Business carried on there by his late
Shopman, but humbly requests the continuance of their
countenance and support at No. 4. •
N. B. The Three Engravings of that ever-memorable Vic-
tory the BATT LE OF THE NILE, pubßshed by Subscrip-
tion, from Original Paintings, the property of Viscount Nel-
son, Duke of Bronte, are sold as above only.
Also will be published for the Proprietor, in a few days,
at Brydon's, The Battle of Copenhagen, being the same Size
as the Nile, 3o Inches by to, price to Subscribers only
los. 6d. Frames will be ready suitable to the Print.
6:3' Orders (post-paid) from the Country, with reference
for payment, will be duly executed.

This Day was published, • '
In One Volume Odavo, Price, in boards, 7s.
A SECULAR ESSAY : Containing a Retro-
speaive View of Events, conne6ted with the Ecclesi-
astical History of England dtiring the Eigkteenth Century.
With Refledions on the State of Pradieal Religiqu in that
Period.

By JOHN BREWSTER, A..M.
Vicar of Stockton upon Tees' and of Greatham, in the
County of Durham.
London: Printed for F. and C. Rivington, No, 6z, St.
Paul's Church-yard. Sold also by J. Hatchard, No. igo,
Piccadilly; and W. Clarke, New Bond-street.

of whom may be had, by the. same Author,
The Second Fdition, in one large Volume,. lluoleeirno,
price in boards, 4s. and a Small Edition'on fine wove Royal
Paper, price in boards, 6s. of The Meditations of a Recluse
Chiefly on Religious SubjectS.
London, England, 1802-04-03

MONTHLY AGRICULTURAL REPORT.

Tti E uncommon fineness of the whole of the last
Jnonth has been highly fivourAble for the purposes
of ploughing and getting in the oat and barley, as
well as the bean and pea crops in many of the more
snozh.ern distrifts. The business of hedging and
repairing fences, has also been very conveniently
performed. In the hay distrias, the grass and
meadow lands have been well prepared, manure
being more easily rut upon them than is usual at

tills period of the season, on account of their dryness.
The young wheat crops, where the land was made
sufficiently fine, and they were put into the ground
early, look promising in most places ; but the later'
sown crops, and those where the ground had ,not
undergone a complete preparation, are far from
looking, se well.

In North Britain vegetation is uncomtrionly back-
-ward for the season, having been cut off by the in-
tense frosts about the beginning of the month, and
kept in check by the fpry of the air ever since; cold,
tempestuous winds-being the prevailing weather dur-
ing the two last weeks. The sort of weather here
described,is nor, however, inimical to the cultiva.
tion of the soil.

So far the seed time has advanced, it "is one of
the most favourable in, the recolledion of our Cor.
respondent. The soil is very mellow, and easily
pulverised ; and the dryness of die weather admits
.a every operation being performed most correctly,
the .sowing ,of grass-seeds excepted, which the
raging winds have sometimes= rendered extremely
difficult. Pease and Beaus may be said to be all
put in. Three-fourth pa'rts of -the_ Oats are• also
committed to the soil. Fat and lean stock are both
very high priced:. Beef from gs. 6d. to r is. 6d.
per stone, of r6lbs. of t7iozs. each. Horses of
value, for both saddle- and draught, have advanced
in price is -to 30,per cent. witliin these two months.
London, England, 1802-04-03

..ENGLI.SII ST47'E LOTTERI'.

TWENTY-NINTH-DA v.—The following Numbers were
drawn Prizes.
No, 32,477, a Prize of zoool.
No. 2.2,557, a Prize of sooi..
No. 16,602, 53,145, Prizes of loot. each.
No. 45,193, 21,764, 56,221' Prizes olsol. each.

SHIP NEIKS:

GRAVESEND, APRIL 1.

Passed by—the Mary, Estill, from 'Africa ; Padgey,
Adams, from Lisbon ; New Blossom, Woodford, from Ca-
lais ; Vrow Yankee, Cromer, and St. Andreas, —, from
Dieue.
Sailed—the Embden Packet, Wickman, for klamburgh ;
Vrow Hendrick, Cassons, for Havre; jonge Pieter, —, for
Rouen • Trois Sceures, for Calais ; Twe Gesusters,
—, for. Rotterdam ; Vrow Heli Kira, Taep, for Embden ;
Drie Gebrixlers, Vrow , Vrow
Steyntie, Baker, and Vrow Maria, Haliker, for Amsterdam..
London, England, 1802-06-09

.1)14,1t.11 for pi:ln Wallis, No. t 6, Ludgate-street

MINERVA OFFICE.
This nay was publiihed, in 2 Vols. tznio. price gs. sewed,
ODD..}NOUGH; to be SURE! Or, EMILIUS
in the WORLD.
_A Novel, from the German of

AUGUSTUS LA FONTAINE.

Printed for Lane and Newman, Leadenhall7street.

Ol whom niay he had, recently puhlished,,
Accusing Spirjt, 4 Vols. izrno. price as. sewed.
Delaval, 2 Vols. Bs. do.
Warkfield Castle, 3 Vols. 13s. 6d. do. •
Midnight Wedding, 3 Vols. L3s. 6d. do., •
Arielt or Invisible Monitor; 4 Vols. iSs. do.
Scottish Legend,, 4 Vols iSs. do.
London, England, 1802-06-09

WEDNE6 D Y, JUNE 9,18 oz.

OXFORDSHIRE.
AVING teceived a REQUEST from several.
NOBLEMEN and. GENTLEMEN, Freeholders of
the COUNTY of OXFORD, I hereby appoi,nt a MEET-
ING to be held at the TOWN-HALL,. in. Oxford, on Mon-
day the 14th of- June inst. at Twelve o'Cl4ck at Noon, for
the purpose of preparing an ADDRESS to HIS MA IESTY
on the happy Restoration of PEACE.
THOMAB tdOVEir, heriff. •

Joyce Grove-House,
tune 3, 1802

AUGUST LOTTERY .°
No. 4, Cornhill, and No. g', Charing-cross. '
I'l BISH respetThilly, acquaints the 'Nobility,
• Gentry, and Public, that Tickets and Shares for the
English Summer Lottery are now selling in great variety at
the above. Old Established Offices, where the Prizes will be
paid on demand

PRESENT PRICE.
Ticket - - 17 5 Eighth --C. 2 4 6
Halt - -8 Is Sixteenth - -I 2 6
canattei - - - 4 8
(r.e Persons in the Country wal he • supplied (as
by sending I,eicis ;post-paid), with good Bills at shoo dates,
Ba:‘k Notes, Post-Office Orders, or 'Cash, to ether of the
..bove
- •Li)itery begins Drawing the id of August next.

tHE MEDICAL JOURNAL.

MHE .I)('..ba are respearuiiy infornied, that the
FIRST NUMBER of a NEW VOLUME of the
MEDiC4L and PHYSICAL JOURNAL, concluded by
Doctors BKADLEY BATTY, and NO EHD EN,
,will 'be
published on the first day of July next, and Persons who
are disposed to take it in, may be, regularly supplied by all
Book sellers.
71, St. Paul's Church.-ya.rd,
June 4, iSoa.
London, England, 1802-06-09

GENUS, HONOS, ET NOBILITAS.

.THE Pride of Ancestry, the Reward of Merit,
and the Dignity of Title, can only be rightly under-
stood and appreciated by those versed in HERALDRY. •
To facilitate the Knowledge of this Science (the recreation
of the Great Newton), The POCKET HERALD; or
Gentleman's Companion, is row effitred to the Public,
price is. In whkh the Nobleman will at a glance find the
marks 'and gradations of Title; the Gentleman, those of
1-atiiily and Proximity ; and the Attist, whether Painter or-
Engraver, the most useful Guide, and cheapest' Compen-
dium..
London, England, 1802-06-09

From the LONDON GAZETTE, June 8.

March zo, iBoz.

THE King- has been pleased to give and grant
unto the Right Honourable Horatio Viscount and
Ilium Nelson of the Nile, and of Burnham Thorpe,
in the County of Norfolk, Knight of 'the Moit
Honourable Military Order of the Bath, and Vice_
Admiral of the Brue Squadron of His Majesty's
Fleet, (also Dike of Bronte, in Sicily, and Grand
Cross of the Order of St. Ferdinand and of Merit,)
His Royal Licence and Permission to receive and
wear the Insignia of the Ortt-r of the Crescent,
which the Grand Signior bath" t.ransinitted to him :
And also-to command, that this His Mpjesty's
Concession and Declaration, together with the
relative Documents, be registered in His College of
Arms.
London, England, 1802-06-09

AIONASTERIES.

THE ELECTOR Of BAVARIA, our Readers already
know, is makinz considerable reforms in the Ec.
eiesiastical Establishments in his ro ominionn,. ".The
general plan of the Governnent is, _says M. Mort-
GF LAS, Prime Minister to the EleEtor, a salutary
reformation of abuses; but it is a reform executed
with -Moderation." What is now passing in Bava-
ria has induced a Correspondent, to whom we, feel
ourselves very much obliged, to transmit to us an
Ex3r, (ft from a Pamphlet, published some years
ago-by a Leaned Civilian, in a Preface to which, he
gives the History of Eieemosinary_ Foundations in
this Country. That Pamphlet was a translation
from' the Latin; of A Brief Accomat of the Hospital of
St. Elizabeth, annexed
.to the Imperial Monastery of
.st. ivicimin, in the Eletiorate of Trever; and the
Extraftthat follows is taken from the Editor's Pre-
-I:ce, and•was thought by him to have a near relation
to the then meditated reform (in 1786) in .the German
Empire. It seems equally applicable- to the reform
now aaually putting In exec:-;ion by the ELECTOR
of BAvAR lA,. and will. probably prove entertaining
to many of our Readers.,
London, England, 1802-06-09

GLOUCESTER AND WARWICK.
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION,
By Mr. GRAHAM,

At Tom's Coffee-house, Cornhill, on Tuesday "Tune 22,
• 180. z, at Twelve o'Clock, in Two Lots;
2iVALUABLE FREEHOLO ESTATE, corn-
prising the Lordship of LARK STOKE, in Glouces-
tershire, on the border of Warwickshire, containing 474 Acres
within a Ring Fence, divided into two eligible Dairy anti
Agricultural Farms, including about 250 Acres of uncom-
monly rich old inclosed Meadow and Pasture, with the Ma-
nor-bonse and Farm-house, both built of Stone from a
Quirry on the Estate, and all other requisite Buildings, in
perfedt order, on Lease to Messrs. Cooper and Fletcher, re-
sponsible Tenants; at very low Rents, amounting to 4571.
res. per annum, exclusive of Wood Land and Plantations in,
hand. The Situation and Properties of this Estate baffle de-
scription. Its Crown was the lov-z-frequented Spot of
Shakespare,- commanding the 'most enchanting Prospects in
every diredion, bounded only by the horizon, and supposed
to embrace a circumference of zoo miles, with lucid Swings
nearly at, the highest top, and a Brook coursing its boundary
through the Valley aufhcient for a Mill. The natural pride
of England, in the breed of Sheep, has here its greatest trait,
and from the summit to the foot, the, scene is so happily di-
versified with luxuriant Hill and Dale, that taken altoge-
ther, it is perhaps one of the most enviable Domains in the
Kingdom ; at easy distances from Campden, Shipston, Strat-
ford-upon-Avon, &c. capable of great rmpiovement.
Part of the Purchase-money may remain on Mortgage.
Particulars may be had at the Star 1 nn, .Oxford ; the Inns
at Shipston, Strattbrd=vpon-Avon, Warwick, Birmingham,
&c. of Messrs. Smith, Kekewith and Hoskins, Lincoln's-
inn-square; and at Mr. Graham's Office* No. 88, Chan-
cery.lane, London.