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London, England, 1802-07-21

LANCASTER, JULY 17.

Tx! EleClion for this Borough ended on Wednes-
day last, Mr. Cawthorne having declined.—The
day was extremely fine, and the great number of
Ladies of beauty and fashion, who filled every win-
dow, and made a profuse display of favours,
added much pleasing effeCt to the gratifying and
speetacle of chairing the Members.: The
crowded procession advanced without any interrup-
tionuntil they got nearly opposite to the unsuccessful
Candidate's house, when they were assailed by re-
peated showers of paving stones, from his disap-
pointed and enraged mob, who had taken a very ad-
vastageous situation for that purpose. This dis-
graceful proceeding, for a few minutes, occasioned
some confusion among the friends to. the Members ;
the boys_had fortunvely left the procession just he_
fore, on' the Castle-hill ; the Musicians were driven
baak,• and some 'of their instruments destroyed : but
the Members not appealing the least daunted, their
friends moved forwards, their• cowardly opponents
ran away in all- direCtions, and the procession ar-
rived in the Market-place in safety. We are sorry
to to add, that one mail had his aria broketi, and se.
Ner al others were much- Wounded : -this so irritated
the populace; ,that theY could not be restrained from
destroying nearly the whole of Mr. cawthornes
windows. During the time the Members were
chaired from the CastleThill to the. Market-place,
the first aggressors rallied again, and•broke a num-
ber of windows in the house of Thomas RaWlinson,
Esq. Some of-them being taken into custody, the
rest dispersed. MnAr Gentlemen were immediately
made special Nconstables by the Mayor, for the pur-
pose of preserving traoluillity. A large party- of
Gentlealen dined" wl'l rile Menibers at the King's
Aems, aud the eveillhg was si-,2nt with the greatest
joy and hilarity. '

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London, England, 1802-07-21

PARIS, JULY 17.

THE progreSSiire decrease in the price of grain
and meat, has produced a proportionate dirnintititin
Of the_ price Of bread.. the loaf of four pounds,
which for nine months past has been sold at Paris
for x 8 sous, is now 17 sous.
'The night before laSt, the weather was extremely
cold. Persons froth the Country assert, that they
tenlarked a thick white frost in the fields.
London, England, 1802-07-21

SHEERNESS, JULY 20.

TH Is day His Majesty's Brig jral.Vre, weat
of Dock.

His Majesty's ship Seagull, on the 7th instaas
when getting under way in Milford Haven, was
forced on a :iand-bank., and would have been lost but
for the assistance of the Nemesis frigate, Spill
Sloop, and a gur►_brig, which, with the greate'sr
ertions, got her .shored up whilst she was water'
born,—At four P. IV. on the tide flowing, she waS
fortunately got off without any damage,
London, England, 1802-07-21

EDINBURGH, JULY 17.

. TUE LORD ADVOCATE comes in for the Dotw_
fries-shire District} of Burghs.
Yesterday the eledion of a Delegate for the Bp-
rough of Linlithgow took place, when Bailie LE AR.
MONTH, in the interest of Mr. MAXWELL, of Car.
riden, was chosen,,, in oppositiop to Provost AN.
DREW, in the interest of 'Lord STOPFORD, by a
majority of r 5 to 8.
Colonel Dr CKSON,_ 42(1 Regiment, promises to
be.. the successful Candidate for the Boroughs of
Peebles, Selkirk, Lanark, and Linlithgow.
Friday arrived at Aberdeen, His Grace the Duke
of GORDON, and the Earl and Countess of Gow ER
SUTHEg LAND. On Saturday morning, His Grace
set out for Gordon Castle ; and the Earl and Coun-
tess for Peterhead.

SCOTS MILITIA ACT.
THE following :are the numbers to be furnished by
the different Counties :
Aberdeen 640

- II

Ayr 436
Fife 484
Lanark 751
Perth - 653
Renfrew - - 404
Berwick , - 456
Haddington - 154 - 4t,
Linlithgow - y 4
,"
Peebles - 5S
Forfar - - 511? 647
Kineadine - 136
Inverness - 384)
lianff - 17
745
tAgin - 2396
Nairn - 44)
Kirkcudbright - 1511 2.70
Wig= - 119 S

Argyle - 364 ?
Bute 61
County of Edin-
burgh -333 z. 643
City of ditto - 310
Durafries -28 i
Roxburgh - 176 487
Selkirk 25
Caithness --1 z I
Sutherland - 700
Ross 270 507
Cromarty - 16
Stirling - 293
Dumbarton - 207 4,
Clackmannan - 56' 4"'
Kinross - 35

Total Szoi

HERTFURDSHIRE.

WRIT OF INQUIRY BEFOItt:THE SHERIFF. -
• On Monday last a Writ of Inquiry of Damages
was executed before the Under Sheriff at Hertford,
in an Aaion Wherein HiErntr 13120WNE, of North
Mytoms, Esq. was Plaintiff, and THOMAS GREEN-
WOOD the younger, was Defendant.—The Aetion
. was brought for a trespass committed by the De-
fendant, 'in Shooting Game within the Free War-
ren belonging to the Plaintiff; who is Lord of the
IVlanor of North Mymins, and entitled to - Free
Warten throughdut the whole of the IVlanOr.. It
appeared that. the land oh Which the trespass was
committed; and the Game killed by the Defendant,
was not, in point of faa, the land of the Plaintiff, but
on the contrary belonged to JUSTINIAN CAsAmAjoR,
Esq. However, as it was proved to be within the
Manor of North—dVlymms, and the right of Free
Warren extending over the whole of the Manor, the
Jury, after fully ..considering the circumstances of
The case, and the Defendant's condua, who per-
sisted shooting after being warned to the contrary,
gave a VerdiEt for tol, which the Defendant has to
pay, together with the whole costs of the Adion.
London, England, 1802-07-21

FREEHOLD ESTAT.E FRESHWATER, ISLE of

• • TO BE SOLI)
BY AUCTION,
At the Bugle Inn, at Yarmouth, on Monday the 23d day of
August next, between the hourS of Four and Six o'Clock. '
in the Afternoon, unless .disposed. of befilre by Private
Contra'd
(6f. which due notice will be, given);
Awe), Dr ,irablelthproveakte FREEHOLD,
•
situate at Notion,•.in the, Parish of Freshwater, 'in tine
Isle of-Wight, consisting of a convenient FARM-I-IGUS E ,
with suitable Barn, Stables,, and other necessary Buildings,
and. Fifty-five Acres of Meddow, Pasture and Arable Land,
surrounded with 'good _ healthy. Quickset-hedges ;. having
Right of Common tor tiorses on the Greens of Norton, and
for Sheep on Norton Common.
There are many eligible Situations on the Farm for 'Build-
ing, which. Commata. beautiful Viewa of the Sea, New .
Forest, and Country adjacent. ;-
Pos,essiOn of whole may be fiad at Michaelmas.. -
For further particulars apply by Getters (post- paid) toFar-
mer Young, at Norton, in.Freshwa .er, .Isle ofVi itt, who
will chew the Premises to any persO,n desirOus to view them.
Sundays excepted.

BILLOUS DISORDERS, Flatuleacies; Obstructions,
• Nervous•Flead-achs, dre.
IW. DIXON, Apothecary, begs leave to re._
k% mind the Public of the extraordinary efficacy of the
A NTIBI LIOUS PILLS, of which he is the Proprietor; as
also of their particular utility at •this Seaso'n,' in preventing
those darige)ons indispositions of the Stoiwch and Bowels,
which frequently terminate fiitally, if not removed in time.
i'hey are the best remedy for ail those cases -of indigestion
which_arise from an irregular secretion of bile, and are more
salutary and useful than any other Medicine, in preventing
tile costiveness of habit and sickness-of stomach generally at-
tending a state' of pregnancy. The great demand for them
ter exportation to those hotter Climates where. Bilious Dis-
orders abound, and where.the Yellow Fever has so,long pre- •
*vaileth is the best encomium that can be given of, their 'vir-
tues: Cases of their efficacy from many of.the Nobility, are
.wrapped round ,each box, signed G. Dixon..
- Sold, wholesale and retail, at Ching and Butler's, Cheap_
side, near St. Paul's ,• and retail, by Pidding, No, 76, opposite
the Pantheon, Oxford-street ; Swinev, ; Iven
Bergen, Elsinore ; Bull and Callwell, Dublin ; Davies,
Cork; Scott and Smith, Edinburgh ; Stains, Owen, and
Breary, Manchester ; Bowman 'and Gregson, Liverpool ;
Payne and Yichards, Plymouth ; Belam and Gibbs, Ports-
mouth ; Neaies, Dover ; Randelli Southampton ; Dansey,
Dock ; Hazard,; Smith, and Cr'utwell, Bath ; Bulgin and
.Slephercl; Bristol.; Woohner, and Trewman, Exeter ; and
by one or more respettlabl Medicine Vender in the United
Kingdom, in boxes, at Ont Guinea, ss, Sd. and as. 9(i. each.
London, England, 1802-07-21

Prom. the LONDON GAZETTE,
..7al.y zo, 18oz.

Whitehall, July to, 1802.

The King hAs been pleased to grant the dignity
of a Baron of the United Kingdom of Great Bri-
tain and-Ireland to the Right Honourable Charles
Qeorge Baron Arden, (of that part of the United
ki,g(lom called Ireland,) and the Heirs M,4le of
Ili.; Body !Awfully begotten, by the name, stile, and
title of Baron Arden,• of Arden, in the County of
Warwick.

The Ki!►g has also been pleased to grant the dig-
nity;ol a Baron of tl,le United Kingdom of Great
Britain and Ireland to the Right Honourable John
Baron Sheffield, (of that part_ of the said United
Kinglom called Ireland,) and the Heirs Male of
his lisliry lawfully begotten, by the name, stile, and
tide of Baron Sheffield, .of Sheffield, -in the County
of York.

Downierg-Street, Jul' zo, I S.';'2.

• The King ,has been pleased to approve of John J.
Murray,. Esq. to be Consul from the' United States
of America, at the Port of Glasgow.

Ordnance-Office,
,Ny. 19, iSoz,
Corps of Royal Engineers. .
Lieutenant-General Abraham D'Aubant to be Colonel-
Commandant, vice spry, cleccaLied: Dated July 13,
180 a.
Brevet Colonel John Evelegh to be Colonel, vice D'Aubant
promoted. Dated as above.
Brevet Lieutenant Colonel William Johnston to be Lieu-
teaant-Ccilonel, vice Evelegh, promoted. Dated as above.
Captain-Lieutenant William Henry Ford to be Captain, vice
Johnston promoted. Dated as above.
First- Lieutenant George Landmann to be Captain-Lieutenant,
vice Ford, promorAd. Dated as above. •
Second- Lieutenant Edward Fig to be First Lieutenant, vice
Landritann, promoted. Dated as'above.

' NORTH WALES SUMMER CIRCUIT,
Hugh Leycester, Esquire.
Robert Steele, Esquire.
Merionethshire—Tuesday August r 7, at Dolgelly.
Cartarvonsbire,—Monday August 23, at Carnarvon.
dintesey—Saturday August 28, at Beaurnaris.
CHESTER SUMMER CIRCUIT.
james Mansfield, .Esquire.
Francis Burton, Esquire.
.111;mtgoiiiojqbire--Saturilay August at, at Pool.
DrSig,i.is.vire—Friday August 27, at Ruthin. "
.t.i,its/ilre—,-Thursrlay September 2, at Mold.
Cboshire—Wednesday September 3, at the Castle of Chester.
London, England, 1802-07-21

FRENCH SCHOOLS.

THE French Government, sensible of the advan.
tages of Education, has proposed a new plan of pub-
lic instrudion, which may insure its benefits to the
Nation. The existing mode was found absolutely
insufficient. There were only two kinds of Schools.
The one called Primary, where reading, writing,
and arithmetic, were taught ; but these were not
organized in all the,Communes.

The other kind were called Centr•ale. Of these
there was only one in each Department, which was
absolutely insufficient; as all the children in each
Department went to that Schooh Besides, their
organization did not fulfil the '.objet 'that ought ;o
be proposed. In education, it is necessary to
follow-a regular .gradation. 'Let us take, for ex-
ample, Mathimatics. We-begin with. Arithmetic ;
we then proceed to Algebra. In Geometry we
begin with the properties alines ; from thence we
proceed to surfaces, and afterwards.to'solids. We
gradually arrive at Conic, Seaions. A child can
acquire knowledge only by degrees, proceeding
from one branch to another : and yet, in the Cen-
trale we had only one Professor of Mathe-
matics. The celebrated LACROIX, Menlber of the
National Institute, who taught Mathematics in the
College of the Four Nations, found himself obliged
to go through the whole parts of Mathematies'in a
single year, which he declared it was imposSible

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lowed in the other Schools.

By the new plan, these inconveniences are.avoid-
ed. There are different courses of study propor.,
tioned to the age of the Students. The 8c:hoc&
are divided into four orders :

the first order comprehends Primary 'Schools.,
There are two of these in each Commune ; and in
them aie taught reading, writing, and arithmetic.
The Teacher has a dwelling provided for him, and
receives fees from his Scholars.

. The second order comprehends the Secondary
Sckoo/s, where/are taught French, Latin, the firsr ele-
mthits History., and Geography. A dwelling is'
proYided for the Teacher, but,it is not yet determined
how„his salary is to be raised. It will certainly
be by some addition to the Municipal.contributiotih
or by fees from the Scholars. •
The third order consists. of Lycea, where are
taught different branches of Natural PhilosmThy,
Of Natural History, Botany, Mineralogy, Phy-
sics, Chemistry, and Mathematics.:
In these Lycea there, shall be 64.00 Pupils,
maintained at the expence of Government : of these
i4OO shall be the children of the Defenders. of their
Country, or of those who have' rendered it essential
services. The Other 4.000 shall be chosen from
among the Pupils of the Secondary Schoofs, 'after
a public examination.
The fourth' order is to consist of ,Special Schaols,
for the -purpose of teaching more fully the particu-
lar branches of instruaion, ; comprehending all the
different classes of Experimental and Moral Philo-
sophy, the Fine Arts, &c.

The new Intermezzo brought otit at the Royal
Circus, in.addition to the Fatal. Predilion and the
Golden Farmer,
,named the. Erial Candidates, or
Both.Mmbers returned, pDs.sesses such attraCtions
as most necessarily place high estimation with
thejublic. ,The rising, of the Balloon at Rane.,
lagh ;
_its passage over .London and Westminster ;
its. being for a time gbf,,cured .by the clouds,' then
majestically soaring, while lessening to.the eye, Iv_
tii out of sight ; the descent of the Eronauts, with
the peril and. laughable, equivoque which attend
them ;. the Song by:lielrne, and the Duett between
Montgomery and Smith, afford the greatest- plea-
sure.. The very superior Hornpipe of Miss Adams
.deserves especial notice--it certainly is the.height
of elegance and execution. .
London, England, 1802-05-13

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T.HURSDAY, MAY 13, 1802.

DEBRETT's, PEERAGE;
Correaedto May ix, aoi. •
On Tuesday next will b published, elegantly printed to
hind in One or Two Volutn,:s,
Embellished with a PORTRAIT of HIS MAJESTY in
his Coronation Robes, engraved by Milton ; the ARMS
of the PEERS, the ORDERS of KNIGHTHOOD,
KNIGHTS of the BATH,- a correel List• of Persons who
- have received the Honour of-Knighthood trorn the Acces-
sion of His Majesty, &c. &c.
DERRETT's , PEERAGE of ENGLAND,
SCOTLAND. and IRELAND, &c. &c.
Printed for J. Debrett, opposite Burlington-house, Pic-
cadilly; Mews. Rivington, St. Paul's Chnrch-yard ; T.
Eerton, Whitehall ; T., Reynolds, Oxford-street; W.
Miller, Bond-street; T. Harding, St. latnes's-street, &c. &c.

This Day was published,
At His Majesty's Printing-Office, near Gough-square, Fleet
Street, Price Three-pence,
A FORM OF PRAYER AND THANKS-
/ GIVING, to be used in all Clirches. and Chapels
throughout Engiand anti Ireland,, upon Tuesday the First
of lune, being Or: Day appointed by Proclamation 'tor a
General TH ANKSG IVI NG to Almighty God, for putting
an End to the late bloody, extended, and expensive War in
which we were engaged. . • .
By His Majesty's Special Command:
London• Printed by George Eyre and Andrew Strahtn
Printers to the King's Most Excellent IS,lajesty. ,
And sold by the Booksellers in Town and Country.

This Day was published, in Quarto, pike is. 6d.
A. SERMON preached in the Chapel of the
1 London Hospital, April 8, 1801.
By RICHARD ‘VATSONI, Lord BISHOP of LANDAFF.
Printed for the Benefit of the Charity'; and sold by Ca•
jun...and Davies, in the Strand; and W. J. min.
Richardson, at the Royal Exchange; to be lrad.also,at the
Hospital.

This Day was published,
Elegantly printed in Two Volumes, OCiavo, price tSs. -in
• • in boards,,
MINSTRELSY OF THE SCOTTISH BOR-
.
DER : Consisting ofilisnrical and Romantic- Ballads,
collected in tne Southern Counties of Scotland; with a. few
of Modern Date, fomided upon local Tradition. - With an
IntruduCtion and Notes by the Editor,
WA LT E SCOTT, Esq, AdVocate.
Printed for T. Cadell, jun. and W..Da,:ies, in the Strand ;
and sold by Manners and Miller, and A. Constable, at Edin-
burgh.

•
This Day was published,
In One Volume, Quarto, Price One Guinea. in boards, with
a Al'ap of .Scotland, haying the Line of Separation between
the Highlands and the Lowlands t. also Plans of the
Battles, and a Head of Charles Stuart, from a Snit by
Le Moine,

(Dudicated by Permission, to His MA
,rEST Y,)
•
1-31-IEHISDORY of the REBELLION', in the
. •
Year 'r'.tç.
By JOHN HOME Esq. •
Printed for T. Cadell, jun. and WV. Davie-s, Strand:
London, England, 1802-05-13

Dr. LAWRENCE then moved for a Copy of the
Treaty entered into between Hot:and and France,
in 7795-

Lord HAWKESBURY said, that Treaty could
not be cfficially in the-possession of -His Majesty's
Ministers, as it was a Treaty between Two
Powers then at War with this Country.
Mr. JoxEs opposed the Motion, which was
negatived.
The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER,
expressed a wish ~that a Motion, which stood for
to-morrow, respeEting the. Importation of Negroes
into the Island' of Trinadad,- should be postponed
till a future day.
Mr. PITT, in the absence of his Right Hon.
Friend (Mr. CANNING), consented to postpone the
Motion till Friday se'nnight.
The Report. of the Bill for improving the Port of
London, was brought up and agreed to.
The Post-Horse Duty Bill was read a second
time, and ordered to be committed to-morrow.

The other Orders of .the Day were then post-
poned, and, at ten o'clock, the House adjourned
till to-morrow.

ARit
Hamburgh - I

MAT LS.

DUE,

T H E S li N.

SOLEM QUIS DICERE FALSUM AUDEAT ?
London, England, 1802-07-28

NEW'PANORAMA, HAY-MARKET,

- -
THE Milk are respectfully informed, that. this
1 Panorama, exhibiting a GRAND VIEW of the CITY
of PARIS and Environs, is now open for public inspection ;
painted from Drawings made on the Mirth West Tower of
the Metropolitan Church of Notre vame, since. the Signing
of the Preliminaries of Peace, by J As. DE MARIA, will
continue open from Ten till dusk —Admittance Is.
N. B. A Person regularly attends to explain the Pidures.
London, England, 1802-07-28

BANKRUPTCIES ENLARGED

Sept. 14. Robert William Felton Lathropp, otherwise
called Sir Robert Muriay Brocvn Clarke, late of Portland-
Place, banker, at ten, at Guildhall.
Sept. 14. Michael 13.:shagen -and JereMiah Rermann, late.of
.Watlirtg-cet, London, merchants, at ten, at Guildhall.
Sept: tB. John Hatfiold, of Tiverton, Devonshirei merchant,

. . . .
, ..
at ten, ;t G•aildhall. . ...
Aug. 14. William Stevens, late of Abchurch-lane, London,
oyster-dealer and fishmonger, at ten, at Guildhall. ' •

B,INKI3UPTS

William Bettger, late of Vaux.hall, taylor, to surrender J'uly
3f, at ten, August to, at eleven, and September 7, at ten,
at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Biins, Inner-Temple-
lane.
Timothy Sco.,:t, late of Coleman-street, London, dealer,
,'August 3, to, and September 7, at ten, at Guildhall. At-
-ney, Mr. floole, BroacliPaveinent, Mdorfields.
John. Marshall, late of I,Vorkingtorr..Curnberland, linen-
draper, August 3, to, and September 7, at one,
.at Guild-
_ hall. Attorney, Mr. Hairy, Thavies- Inn, Holborn.

tiiit larvey, late of "Po.kenliotse-Y3rd, broker, Aug.
3, ro, and. Sept.nnber 7, at one,lat Guilsltiati. Attornies,
Messrs. Waueson, .barlow, and Grosvenor, Austin-Friars;
London.
London, England, 1802-07-28

On Monday next the new State Lottery corn..
mences r)f-ing. Tickets and 'Shares, in zredt
variety oiNumbers, and. lowest prices, cnntinue on
Sale, at the, Offices, Corohill and Charing Cross, of
RICHARDSON, GOODLUCK and Co.

Upwards of Forty Thousand Pounds have been paid
to the holders of Capital Prizes, at Swiftis- Lotterf,
Office, No, tt, Poultry. •
London, England, 1802-07-28

BRISTOL GRAMMAR-SCHOOL MEETING.

uly 24, 1802.
A GENERAL MEETING of GENTLEMEN
1"i Educated at the Grammar-School, in
,his City, will
be held at the Bush Tavern, in Bristol) on Wednesday the
48th Day of August Next.
Such Gentlemen as propose to attend the Meeting, are re-
quested to send for their Tickets (which will be delivered at
the Bush Tavern, at One Guinea each), as early as possible,
that the number to be provided for may be nearly ascertained.
* * Dinner on ,Table at Four o'Clock.
STEWARDS.
§ir J. C. Hippesley, Bart. R. L. G watkin, Esq.
Rev. Tho. Broughton Ben. Hobhouse, Esq . M. P.
Rev.-Sit Ab. Elton, Bart. John Brickdale, Esq.
Edmund Griffith, Esq. Rev. John Barton,
Rev. S. Seyer, Sir John Nicholl,
Doitor 4aurence, John Paul Paul, Esq.

E KT MONDAY '
The NEW STATE LOTTERY begins Drawing.
Z. 220,000 in Prizes.--Only 24,0n0 Tickets,

TICKETS and SHARES are on Sale in great
variety, at HODGES and Co.'s, Stock-Brokers,
No. 149, Oxford-street, opposite Bond:street ; and No. 44,
St. James's-stre46
Prizes, to any athount, paid on demand.
London, England, 1802-07-28

ARRIVED

Vamburgh
Lisbon

Consols.

THIS DAY AT TWELVE .O'CLOCK

70 :4,k i oz.iniurin - 5a5 pirie

THE S U N.

SOLEM QUIS AUDEAT ?

LONDON, UL 22, IEO2.

VE this morning received the Paris P.apers of
Ole 25th inst. It appears by Letters from the

Hague, that Admiral DE WI INT,T E R has arrived on
the Coast of Africa, and is employed in purchasing
the forbeara'nce of the PiratiCal States. It is also
stated, that the Bank of Amsterdam has been' re-
established upon its ancient footing.
The Funds are 53 f. 30 c.

This morning arrives a Mail • from Lisbon,
'brught to Falmouth by the Prince of Wales Pac-
ket, in ten day s.

- Yesterday The Principals of the Company of Ba-
kers waited on the Right 'HonOurable the Lord
Mayor, at the M:lnSion-house; reSpeaing theAsi;iz' e
of Bread, and it appearing upon an examination of
the RepOrts of the Meal weighers, that' between'the
zth and 17th inst. 7427 quarters' and 5 bushels
Of Wheat sold at the Corn Exchange frorri 56.. to
773. per quarter, and between the 17th and 23d
inst. 18,514. sacks of Flour sold. at the same place
from 551.: to 59i. per sack, forming averag-s upon
the whole quantities or 6gs, lo4d. per qu tiler, -and
563, o-Id. per sack, which being is. W. per guar..
ter, and v. 3V. per sack dearer than last %a erft.,
his LOrdship was under the necessity of advancing
the'Bread half an Assize, or one penny in the Peck
Leaf, to tAe-place.,to-niorrow ; the Quartern Loaf
Wheaten will then be sold and IlOuse-
bold •

'iio.n►arrow the Lord Marr, attended by the
Aldermen and City aficerz,•will embark at Black_
wall, on b.iardlhe "Trinity Chatham Yachts, and
rroce.ed to Chatham and Urnat Castle, . to view his
L akhhip's juri,diftion as.Conservator'of the River
cif Thames and Waters of Medway.

NAVAL NEWS.

PORTSMOUTH, JULY 27.

'ARRIVED the Hannah, HODGES, ft= Havre-
.
fle,:prace ; Dirpatch, LEE, Providence, OAK, and
FoRD, from:London ; Unity, Hostc INS, from
Falmouth ; Thomas aid Susannah, STRUGNELL,
froth'Plymouth ; Union, HVGAL, from Newcastle ;
and Friends,. SEBASTIAN, from Sunderland.

Sailed the George, Ro B i NSON, for Hamburgh,

YARMOFJ H, itY ;,1-) ;)7 •

ARRIVED last night, tire, Prince/s Rval Packet,
SANTE R, from Cuxhaven, with Mails and. Passengers.
Sailed the Hope, M4RT N, to the Baltic; apd
'Earl of Leicester, NICHOLS, for London'.
On the morning of the 23d inst. the. Martig, of
Liverpool, WILLIAM MORTIMER n►aster, from
Chester bound to New Castle, with lead, struck on
the Ncwcome Sand, off Lowestoft, and is lost part
of the cargo will he saved.
London, England, 1802-07-28

DIVIDENDS

Sept. 7. James Bellamy and Albert De Val4ngin, of Holborn,
wine-merchants, at ten, at Guildhall: •
Aug. Li.. Robert Clarke, Of, Kin,,,--gfreet,- -Covent-Garden,
linen-draper, at eleycn, at !Junea:ill.. •, -
Aug. p Hughes, r. William West - and Thomas Hughes, Pater-
noster-row, booksellers, at ten, at Gundban. -
Aug. 17. Robert Fogg tile younger, Of -New Bond-street,
, chinaman and glass-seller, at ten,- at Guildhall.
Aug. 23. Frances LOdge, of POntefracT, Yorkshire, vintner,,
at eleven, at the Red-Lion inn, Pontefract.
S.:pt. AS. Thomas Charters, of liaydno--squate,- merchant;
ac ten, at Guildhall.
Aug. 23. Eleanor Child, of South-street, dealer, at eleven,
at. G

Aug. 28 . Bri.jamin Blyth, late of Birmingham, woollen-
. draper, at eleven, at the Public Wilco, Bin-ninghain.
Aug. io. John Dawson, of Hyde-sCreet," Bloomsbury, steel
st.auulaiturer, at ten, at Guildhall. ' ,
London, England, 1802-07-28

SHIP NEII3.

CRAVESkNO, jULY 26.

Passed by- the Fonthill, Peacock, and Dingwall, Low-
land, from Greenland ; Good Intent, Stapleton, from 1 S.
bon ; Indefatigable, Fauks, from Dublin ; Paul and Eliza-
beth, and Ann, Crosbie, from Norway ;1
and' john, , from Virginia; Kirkham, Sewell, trout''
Memel ; Duke; Spence, from Petersburgh ; La Prudeii....,
Martin, from Havre; John and Euphemia, 'Lamb, atid •
Howe; Margetson, from Dantzio.
Sailed—the Henrietta, Paindestricc, for Jamaica ; Swalb
low, Langbridge, for Bremen ; and the Dutidee Arens Packet,
Warren, for-Calais.
London, England, 1802-07-28

NE' 15.1 AL LIME AT.

MEMBEAS RETURNED.
COUNTY OF ABERDEEN, July t3—James Ferguson, Esq.
CAR.mART EN, July 27—John George Phillips, Esq.
luly 24—Peter Heron, tscl•

MENIi3ERS RETURNED IN IRELAND.
CovN•rY OF 1%1 AY 0 - Hon . Henry Augustus Dillon, Right
Hon. Denis Blown.
COUN F? OF HEATH—Sir Marcus Somerville, Tlionias
B1i';11, Esq.
KILIkENNY—Hon. Charles Butler.

MIDDLESEX ELECTION.

The monstrous Coalition between the JAccis INS
and the WH 'Gs, which is at length publicly avowed,
succeeded, in some measure, yesterday in giving a
superiority of Votes on the Poll of the day to Sir
FAANCiS BURDSTT. We trust, however, that
every friend of the Constitution who has a Vote for
the. County of Middlesex, and remains yet unpolled,
will 'now come forward to join in routing the
PhalanX vjch has made so shameless an attack on
public honour and public principle.
At the close of yesterday's Poll the numbers
Were;

For GEORGE BYNG, Esq. 3200
WILLIAM MAINWARING, Esq. 2722
Sir FRaNCIS BURDETT, Bart'. 2323
An immense Mob assembled at Brentford) but
from the. exertions of the Peace °faith Order Was
geneval preserved throughout the day.
London, England, 1802-07-28

RT 217C/;,T: ES,

Aug. r 7. Thomas Taylor, of Itirmingham, draper.
John 'rusting; of Newton, Lincolnshire, cornlador.
Thomas :A liporr, late Of Lawrence-Poltney-Hill; London,
merchant. •
Edward4leeve, of Leeds, linen-draper. •
T;tqinis Wardle, late of , Trump-street, London, ware-
housemart. •

To DANIEL PARKER COKE, Esq.

SIRp

Address to the Elcaors of Nottingham,
Cia'te.dPerby, the 1.4.-th July; has been read through_cut 'the Kingcloip with uncommon attention. and uni-
versal interest. Whilst it breathes secitinients, that
'died the highest honour on your chara4er,, it has
created fears, that yburfrioderation', .and the good-
ness of your heart, might induce yon to desist from
bringing-the recent disgraceful scenes, nt Notting-
ham before the proper It is intended,
by this public appeal, to call upon 'you, to
relinquish your. intentions : it is meant ,to re.
mind you, that you owe it to 3/Ourself—that it
is a duty to your
.King, and to that 'Const;t,...
tin to which you are attaChed; to persevere;
nay, when even your Opponents do not deny, that
your loyalty in the cause of what- yeli e*peii-
eneed at the late Election,' it will not be too much
, .
to say, that you ought toexert yoniseif ir; the pro
teAion of the true 'interest of the poor infatuated
Eledors of Nottiogharn,CoirtiPted and forced into an
opivisltion to their tate virtuous' and loyal Repre-
sentative.—Yon; Sir ! have but -to lead!' Success
must attend your just 'claim: Be assured- of every
support ! You good* wishes of-the Coun.
try—Deserve 'their blessing.! -
4o,ndom, 3'14z8, 03oz.

MAILS.

PRICE 0;3 STOCKS,

W. P.

DUE
London, England, 1802-07-28

DIED.

On Sunday last, at her house, in Gloucester Place, LacT
Johnston, wile of Sir William Johnston, Bart.,
On the 17th instant, the Rev. Richard Pitt, late of G ros+
lenor-Street. •

On Monday, at Lad); Mendip's house, at Twickenham, in
her7,lst year, Lucy Dowager Viscountess Clifden, eldest sure
viving daughter of john Martin, of the Kingdom of Ireland.
On Tuesday se'imight, Christopher Teesdale, Esq. late
Lieutetiant:•colOnel of the Sussex Cavalry, at his lather'S
house, College-street, Westminster.
On the ad inst. on board, the Ceres West-Indiaman, at
sea, SiTnon. Fraser Esq. late of Grandbay, Dominica, sun
of the deceased Thomas Fraser, df Gorthleek, S‘otiand., .
At Binticld, Mrs. Forrest, ielia of the late Admiral Fore
rest: . . ,

-o,h the izth inst. -Mrs. B.:I lantvne relia of the late Tho'
• .
mas gaflanlyne; Esq. of

At CliAtlestown, South Carolina, James_ Graham; Esq.
formerly of Flii Majesty's 64th-Regiment.
At Dumfries, John Brown, .Esq. of Millheart
.On Friday the 16th inst. at Aberdeen,. M;-s. Janet Dycep
telitt of the late George Burnett, lEsq. of kernnay, aged sz.
London, England, 1802-07-17

CORNTIILL.

Mes-rs. HORNSBY and Co. acquaint the Nobility
And gentry, that the Drawing of the English Lot-
tery commences in a few days,
,and from the nume-
rous orders they have received from all parts of the
United 'kingdom,they make„ no doubt but the
whole, of. the 24,000 TiCkets which the Lottery
Consists of, will be shortly disposed of ; HORNSBY
andC7o. thereforg beg Icave to.retnind th,irfrictais
and: the Public to be speedy. in their purchays, and
homily sr:lieu-their favours.
N. B. Tickets and 'Shares will d.iilyadwee .in
price.
London, England, 1802-07-17

SWINDLING.

John ..7ervaids, who had several Indiaments pre-
ferred against him, was put to the Bar. On the
first of these Indiaments the Prisoner *was acquitted
without trial, owing to some flaw in the India-
ment ; but lie was convi&ed on the second,- which
charged him with obtaining seventy-seven yards of
silk from the warehouse of Messrs. Smith and com-
pany, Cheapside; upon false pretences, saying hp
cattle from the House of Wells, Gilgrest and Neville,
haberda,;berS, of Fleet-street : great part of the silk
was found in the possession of Pawnbrokers, cut up,

LONDON : Crinted by BUCHANAN AVM I 1.1,AN, (ot 1;ow-strert, Covent-G,wieni; amt;Published by W Li,' Am AR:A/Grit (,1 Vl,rsva
At the SUN-OFFIQS, No, Utz, Strand; Where 4ch.er:istments; Order; for the Paper, L'11,15 tor Cre Ac, be itti;irelsoL
London, England, 1802-07-17

PO RTSMOUTH,,ity L Y i 6.

ARRIVED this day, His Majesty's Ship La
-Pd*One, Capt. LEVESON GOWER; froth Gibraltar.
wiled the Ist inst: on which day also sailed for
England; Admiral Sir jAIiES Siti7MAIEZi in die
Ca.sai, of So guns, Genereux, of So guns, Eiiropai
Of 50, Thetis Frigate, and Caneleo* and Port Mahon
Sloops of War;

Major-General CiIeiHANE, late dovernor of
Minorca] is. come -home in the Pwroni, having
evacuated that Island the 16th of June:
The Dragon and Saper6 were left at Gibraltar.

The Triumph, of 74 guns, and Aaive Frigate,
were sailed for Algiers, and the Leda Frigate for
Cadii:

Sailed Majesty's Ship bib Admiral G.
E Eri, and AuPora Frigate; Captain MALB ON, for
Newfoundland;

Came into liarboin; His Majesty's Ship La

Arrived La Sailbir Sloop of War, from a Cruiie.
The Pievevante Storeashipi bound to Gibraltar,
thlt day Went out of the Harbour to spitheacl:.
Passed by this Pott for the bownsi the arir4y,
baistiAta, in twenty.eight days frofn Antigda:
Arrived the Pkatidesitei AtittY, ftorii Newcas-
tle Areptsvii fiorit Lontsound
441DDLEi Tiatviler, YOUNCIi -NeliONi Ra-
ierta TitaliVso2#l arid Lit/fr', ?curie, from Sun:
detlatids
London, England, 1802-07-17

ROYAL ELABORATORY, GLOUCESTER.

-1-1 COX, Chemist to the King, having fitted up
.L.f• Rooms for the sale of his Pearls, Tablets, Lozenges,
Cachues du Rose, Essences of Spices and British Plants, &c.
and having selected a very extensive Assortment of Sea, Fa-
mily and Portable MEDICINE CHESTS on improved
principles, he, presumes to hope that his Collection will be
found worthy of Public Notice.
Cox's Charcoal Dentifrice, for the accommodation of the
Nobility and Gentry residing in Town, is sold only by Mr.
Smith, Perfumer to His Majesty, New Bond-street; Mr.
Golding, Cornhill and also in Edinburgh, by Mr: Smith,
Perfumer.

'lbis day is published, 4th Edition, Coal's Family Medical
Compendium, with an Essay on the Diseases of Tropical
Climates. Sold by Hatchard, 'iccadilly;• Murray an 4 Co.
Fleet-street, and by tiie Author, in Clout:Q*4er.
London, England, 1802-07-17

SOCIETY-.

FOR THE DISCHARGE AND RELIEF OF PER-
SONS IMPRISONED FOR SMALL DEBTS.
Craven-street, Strand, July 7.
" ENEFACTIONS SINCE THE LAST RE—
. PORT, Viz. L. d. s.
Right Hon.. Earl Radnor, V. P. - , - A. 5 5 o
Lord Bathurst, per Biddulph, Cocks and Co. - 5 5 o
Right Hon_ John Trevor - - - A. 5 5 o
Rev.,john Evton, per Treasurer - - - 21 o o
Rev. W. Williams, per ditto - - - A. 1 i o
Lady Wilson, per Hoares - ..‘ - - 5o 0 0
Lady St. ViiiL,ent, per ditto - - - - A. 2 2 o
Thomas. Lane, Esq. - - - - A. 2 2 0
lames G. Vernon, Esq. - - - - A. 2, 2 o
Edward Wilbraham Bootle, Esq. - - ,- 21 e 0
William Sturges, Esq. - 7 - . 22. 0
Charles Trelawney Brenton, Esq. - A. :5 S• 0
J. Lewis, Esq. - - - - A. 2 2 0
Maria .Ambeck - - .. - so 0 o
Edward Filcher, Esq. . A. 1-1"- r -o

. .
Mr. Bell, perDorrien and Co. - . A. 55 0
Mrs. Cranmore - - - A; a t o
Mr. Hearnden izgth, Mr. Luckhurst 29th - o 4 0
Robert Berries, Esq. per Secretary - - A. 2 2 o
Messrs. Berries, Farquhar and Co, per Sec. - 2 2 0
A. S. Lillington, Esq. per Berries and Co. A. 3 0 o
W. Wad, Esq. per Hoares . - - so o o
Adam Askew, Esq. per ditto - 2 z o
Mrs. Itabella Salconstall,per ditto -7A. 3 3 o
Mrs. Shiflher,-per Treasurer - -- - 5 o o
Mrs. T. Shiftber;per, ditto • - • - 50' 0
lasper Atkinson, Esq. perditto - .. ' A. i a o
Isaac Walker, Esq. perditto - - so o o
George Godwin, Esq. per ditto '* - . 5 0 0
Mr. Deputy Nichols, per, ditto - - i a o
D. C. M. - - - A. to o o
M. S. per Hammersleys - - • - 2 2 o
P. H. .
H. D. Y. per liiddulph, Cocks, and Ridge - so so ' o
Y. Z. per Fuller and Co. - -2, o o
A. H. per Hoares ' - - ' 20 o •
A Lady froth Manchester-square, per Berries
and Co. - - - - 5 o s.

£.24a 6 0
Discharged and relieved from various Prisons,
36 pebtots, for the sum of 343 2 8
Considered the Cases of 45 Petitioners—Approved 42—Re-
- ferred for Characters 3 Petitions—And rejected r.
Benefadions are received 13-j, James Neild, Esq. Treasurer,
Cheney-walk, Chelsea ; also by Mess. Herries, Farquhar
and Co, St. James's-street ; Messrs. floares, Fleet-street ;
Messrs. Fuller and Co. Lombard-street ; Messrs. Biddulph;
Cocks, and Ridge, Charing-cross ; Messrs. Oorrien and Co.
Finch-lane, Cornhill ; Messrs. Hammersleys, ;
Messrs. Vere, Luc;adou; Troughton and Co. No. 77, Lom-
bard-street ; and at the Secretary's, No. 7, Craven-street,
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.
London, England, 1802-07-17

z
L'M 11 E R 3000.
.1

NEW THEATRE, SADLER's WELLS.
Under the ratronage of His Royal Highness the Dux E et
Cx..Attitvcx.
THIS PRESENT SA FURDAY, JULY ti
• I ,
Monday ig, and every Evening next Week, will he
performed. a hew Comic Dance called 'THE FRENCH
MILLII•iERS.—The Five Italians.will also present their
celebrated Musical Performance, and be followed by the re-
l'rentation of the fate Serio.Comic Pantomime of S.T.
GEORG F ; with the much-admired Comic Pantomime of
HARLEQUIN PHAETON' ; Harlequin, Mr.- Bologna,
-Itu)• • Clown, Mi. Grimaldi ; Whim, Mr. Banks ; Lover,
,Air. Hartland; and Columbine, Madame St. Amand.—The
vON Y RACES will la s° be repeated, which are univer-
4ally allowed to be the best ever presented to the Public, not
Prily on account of the great extent of ground they have to
tun, but also in consequence of the fleetness of the Ponies
and dexterity of the Riders. no expence being spared in pro-
curing tuch- as may be justly entitled to the praise of the
Public
•

te-r in consequence of the great demand for Places, tF
rublicare re;peafully-requested to be early in theii appli,
cation, to prevent disapponitintnt.--=Tite Ponies start at 5;...-
ven
London, England, 1802-05-25

Taken in Short Hand.

Printed for 1. Ridgway, York-street, St. james's.scuare.
and may be had of all Booksellers and Stationers. Also,
1. The Report of the Cause, Mr. Forster agaii.st Miss
Mellish, for Breach of Promise of Marriage, containing the
entertaining letters of the Parties and their friends, price 3s.
The Letters of the Most Noble the Marquis of Bland-
ford, to the Right Hon. Lady Mary Anne Stunt, in their late
Arno it. The Report of the Trial. and a Vindicatory Pre-
f caand Notes, by Charles Stunt, Esq. M. Y. Ss.
Old and New Joe Miller, or the Tickler, containing
Three Thousand Good Things, many of which are original,
and the rest selected front the best Authors of all Countries,
by Jame; ,EmEine, Esq. 3 vols. price 3s. each:
London, England, 1802-05-22

CORK.

To which le war pleased, to• make the followiy.g •
Answer:

To .the Right Worshipful the Mayor, SheriE
and Cominat-Council of the City of Cork.
The unanimous and most kind. Approbation you
have-expressed of my Condud, during. my Com-
mand amongst you, requires more language than I
posSess to convey to you ply sentiments- ou the
Honor you have conferred upon ,ine.
After the seriously dangerous times we have
passed together, it gives me satisfadian, more than I
can express, that my Condud has merited your ap-
probation; you are well acquainted with the mo-
tives on which 1 was uniformly desirous to
Your support and countenance aided me In every
difficulty, and thiSCitri has .happily escaped any
of the most violent ads',clif atrocious Treason. .

I most gratefully (-;arad4-' sincerely return .you my.
heart-felt Thanleert(ti which, permit- me to add my
sincerest wish for your .health. and prosperity,

•W; MYERS, Major-Gen.
Cork, `,:ay 6th, 1802.

The new grand,Ballet of Attion, the Rim] Pre.
ditlion, or. Midnight Assass'!l), at the -Royal.Circus,
is highly admired in every cireie for its great splen_
dour of scenery,: and adniirably'CompoSed muSic ;.
but it stands in even much higher, estimationfor the
vations and-impressive parts of its interesting plot.
The first inter View. .Kthwald with. Elhurga, and
the,early effeas' of that ambition her love for him
plants in his hosom,---ttle insinuating sorceries in the
Cell of the Mystics—the affeaing transadtions in
'the Chamber Scene, and murder ofoswal—the Pri-
sc,ri Scene, and the very striking appearance of the,
Spettres in the condusioh,' heightening the horrors of
the guilt-strack mind of. EthWald,' are ,finely con-
ceived and performed.---Such a Piece cannot fa,il of a
long continuance of -that very powerful attraftion
which it now possesses. •
London, England, 1802-05-22

DIED.

On Tpcsday last, at Teinsford-Flall, Bedfordshire, Lady
Payne (widow of the late Sir Gillies Payne, • • '
On s,t'edne•day the 12th inst. at his seat at Byth, Aber-
deeitshire, in the Stst year of his age,'Adain Vecimhart, .Esq.
On Thursday, at Lambeth; in the 79th year of h►s age,
Mr. Robert Cartons'.,
London, England, 1802-05-22

_PLYMOUTH, MAY 10i

ARItiVED the Cutter Utranimity, of this Port,
Capt. CRowrz, from Morlai.-, litten,*ith burg's-
and other Provisions ; sailed two days since. , The
corn and rye in the neighbourhood of Morlaix is
in ' a state of great forwardness, with every ap_
pearance of a plentiful crop, and commerce appears
to be reviving. Merchant vessels are scarce, and
fetch a great price.
'Arrived the Ship Aim, Captain STRINGER
from Jatnaica, laden with sugar, ruin, &c. for this
:Poit and Efieter.
London, England, 1802-05-22

NAVAL NE'.

FALMOUTH, MAir

ARRIVED this day the Flora Smuggling Cutter,
of:,:evagissey, having on hoard iOOO ;Juicers of spi-
rits, from Guernsey ; takcn by the Hind Revenue
Cutter, Capt. ALLAN, WhiCh iS also arrived.
Arrived the Slider Schooner, of 16 guns, Lieut.
HARRISON, from a Cruize.

Sailed the Brig Pence dnd Friendship, Capt.
Ron. RICHARDS, in ballast, for Bourdeaux ; and
the American Ship Anna run, Capt.' BROWNE, for
1 • •
London. • ,;;

1.11/1 .1 f
The King George Pac etlirwit i al or Lisbon
of the i ith inst. will sail, if favourable rind, to-
morrow ; and on the arrival of the Prinee Adolphus
Packet froin,thence (she is daily expe&ed) the :Tral-
singhani Packet will sail, with Mail of the x Sth
inst. for thence.

The Tolunshend Plcket will sail on Sunday nexr
for the Leeward Islands, with ;Mils of the 19th

inst.
London, England, 1802-05-22

MARRIED.

On Wednesday last, .at Arlington Coat, Gloticesters:hile,
V. COnally, Esq. of Portland-place, to Miss Matilda Dun-
kin, daughter of Sir William Dunkin, late one of. Ole Judges
oldie Supreme Courta judicature.at Calcutta.
London, England, 1802-07-10

ROYAL EI.AF3ORATORY, GLOUCESTER

TN COX, hemit 'to the King, having fitted up
..AV • Rooms for the sale of his Pearls, Tablets, Lozenges,
Cachoes du Rose, Essences of Spices and British Plants, &e.
and having selected a very extensive Assortment of Sea,. Fa-
rnily and Portaole 'MEDICINE CHESTS om•improved
'principles, he presumes to• hope that his Collection will be
found worthy of Public Notice. '• • • • ", •,.
Cox's Charcoal Dentifrice, for the accommodation of the
Nobility. and Gentry residing in'TOwn, is • sold only by Mr.
Perfuther to His• Majesty ,New Bond-street; Mt.
Golding,. Cornhill,; and also. in Edinburgh, by Mr. Smith,
Perfumer.
This day is published, 4th Edition, Cox's Family Medical
Coi-npendium, with an Essay-on the Diseases of Tropical
Climates. 'Sold by Hatchard, Piceadilly;• Murray and • Co;
Fleet-street, and by the ,A.uthor, in Gloucester. ..",

BY THE KING's PATENT,
Granted to I. Barton, IvI,D.

VITAL
WINE, -recommended for the Preven_
tion and Cure of come of the most alarming Diseases,
,) viz. Gout in every form, Rheumatism, Fevers, particularly
of the Putrid kind; Scrophula, Consumptions,. Nervous
A ffetions, Scc. Also for the Diseases of Hof.Climates, as
Yellow Fever, Liver Complaint, Cholora Morbus,-Cutane-
ous, Affeetions, &o. • • . • .
- The leading features of Vital Wine are, the preVenfion of
all tendency to petreseency- in the habit, removing obstrue-
tions in the Glandular and Nervous Systems, and bringing
insensible perspiration to its proper quantum and regularity.
Hence the superior advantage attending its use is evident, and
the Proprietors have received the most ample and honourable
testimonies of its virtue-from personages of the first rank and
)vspeetability.
Pamphlets- of its admirable qualities 2 with full crreetions
for its use,. may be had (gratis) at the Laboratory and Vaults,
where it is prepared, No. 7, Berber's-street, Oxford-street;
and of the Proprietors Wholesale Agents, Messrs. Ching and
Butler, No..}, Cheapside, where the Vital Wine is' sold .at
bs: Bd. per Bottle, or 665. perdozen, bottles and Stamps,in-
eluded. . Also -by appointment, at Mr. Barlow's, •No. so,
Cockspnr.street; Charincross ; Mr. Vade's, No. 46, Corrt-
hill Ward, No. 32.4, Holborn; Mr. Shaw's, No. 74;
St. Ivii.,rgarees-street., Borough ; and Messrs. Jeboult and
Co. No. 150, Oxford-street; and one respedable 00liSC in
Most principal towns in the United Kingdom., - •
London, England, 1802-07-10

YARMOUTH, JULY 9.

YESTERDAY evening, artived. the Prince of
Orange, Capt. BRIDGE, front Cuxhaven, with
Mails, and one Passenger.

Sailed the Daniel and Mari, JEWELL, for null.

Arrived the Good Intent, BROWN, from CoWes
to the North, in ballast, put in dismasted ; Maid_
tone, BENSTEAD, from Rochester, Peace, HARE,
from Liverpool.
London, England, 1802-07-10

NEW COMIC PANTOMIME.
ROYAL AMPHITHEATRE,
Under the
WESTMINSTER-BRIDGE.
under the Patronage of Their Royal Highnesses the Prince
of Wales and 'Duke of York.
ON MONDAY NEXT, July Iz, will be pre_
seated (first time) a Cornic Pantomime, with exten-
live Scenery, Machinery, Decdrations, Mechanical Changes,
'and Deceptions, carted
London, England, 1802-07-10

DEAL, Juty 9.

Autivrn from Sheerness, and sailed for Ports_
mouth, the Diligence Sloop of War.

Came down from the RiVer, the Ship Skelton
Castle, for Madras, and remains.
Arrived and sailed for the River, the Solebay
I)lgate, and Dragon, --, from South Georgia.
London, England, 1802-07-10

LOT I

All that capital MANSION HOUSE, Messuage, Farm
and Lands,with Appurtenances, called TR EGA RE,
situate in ie Parisirts of Llanvrynach and Llanvigan, and a
House; Garden and Orchard, in the Village of Llanvrynach,
_containing together by Estimation 267 A. 2 R. at P. statute
Measure (be the same more or less), in the,occupation ofthe,
Representatives of Edward Morgan, deceased, and David
Jones, under a Lease for at Years; commencing from
Michaelmas,l796, at theclear 'yearly Rent of tool.
Alo, All that Messuage,'Farm and Lands, with the Ap.
,:purtendncet:, called TIR HIR, situate in the Parishes of
LlanvrypaCh,and Llanvigan, containing by Estimation 64 A.
2 R. 16 P. (be the same more or less) in the Occupation of
'the Representatives of the said tdward Morgan, deceased,
and David Jones, and included in the above Lease-at the clear
yearly Rent 61421. tos. _

LOT 11.
Also, all that Messuage, Farm and Lands, with the Ap.
purtenances, called CI-VM ORG WM, otherwise COED Y
BEDW, situate in the Parish of Llanvrynach, aforesaid, ton.
taining, by Estimation ► II A. 3 R. 2 P . (be the same more or'
:less) .in the Occupation. of the Representatives of- the said
Edward Morgan and David Jones, also included in the atbee.
said Lease, at the clear yearly Rent of 271. ios.
N. B. There is a Rent charge of 31. annually issuing out of
this Farm, and payable to the Poor of the Parisirof Llan-
hamlach, which the Tenant payi, and the Farm will be sold
subject to such Rent charge.
LOT 111.

Also, All those two Messuages,•Farms and Lands, with
their Appurtenances, called PANNE V and ,PEN Y. WAIN,.
containing together by Estimation 204 A. t R. it P. (be the.
same more or less) in the Occupation of John Parry, under a
Lease for at Years, whiCh will expire at Michaelmas, 1209,
at the clear yearly Rent of 631.
Also, All that Messuage, and Lands, .called CAE CRA-,
DOG, situate in the Parish of Llarivrynach aforesaid, con..
taming by Estithation 9 oR.Si P. statute Measure,
(more or less) in the Occupation of Thu:oas Awbrey, as Te-
nant at Will, at the yearly Rent of 51. 55,- _
LOT IV. .

Also, All that Messuage, Farm and Lands, called TYN L-
LWYN, -adjoining 'Panney Farm, situate in the Parish of
Lianvrynach aforesaid, containing its A.. 3 R. 2 2 P. stature
MeaSure (be the same more or less) In the Occupation of
Thomas. Watkins and William James, under a Lease for' :4
Years, commencing from Michaelmas 1795, at the-Clear yearly
Rent or 521. r os.
London, England, 1802-07-10

TURNIP SOWING, aid a IZISCOVERY.

V RESH Seeds of the Great German ,Turnip, so
universally admired by all-who have seen them 1p the
Markets of I:larnburgh, and the Towns on the Elbe. This
Turnip gives double the usual quantity on an acre, may be
soWn even in dry weather, stands through the severest Win-
ter uhinjuted, and is so peculiarly sweet, that Cattle of all
sorts eat it with the,greatest avidity, and fatten on it to ad.

Bags, -containing etithigh for four acres", ros. 6d. in the
Bags are inclosed printed Particulars of a Discovery which
entirely prevents the loss of a Turnip Crop by: the Fly.
Sold at Crocker's, St..Alban's-street, Pall—Mall.—No
Credit. Pay postage.
London, England, 1802-07-10

WESTMINSTER _ELECTION.

At the conclusion of the Poll yesterday, the num-
bers were

For the Hon. C. J. Fox - 1194
'The Right Hon. Lord GARDNE•R 1081
JOHN GRAHAM, Esq. - 533

Mr. Vox then came forward, and expressed his
gratitude for the support lie h.id experienced, anti

I requested the lectors, by their exertions, to bring
the contest to a speedy conclusion.
',Ord GARDNER was, as usual, assailed by the
clamours of the Mob, and we were prevented from
hearing him.
Mr. GRAHAM expressed, as well as he could, his
sincere gratitude for the very great support he had
experienced; he said he had received the most flatter-
ing as-sarrices of support, from various quarters;and
therefore it would be highly improper for him,- un.
der such circumstances, to discontinue the Poll.---
He then intreated his Friends to come forward, and
he had no doubt but that their efforts would be uld-
mately.crowned with success.

At twelve o'clock this day? the following ,wis
the state of the Poll:
For the Hon. CHARLES JAMES FOR 1291
The Right Hon. Lord GARDNER 1173
JOHN GRAHAM, Esq. "" 599