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London, England, 1802-03-16

GRENADA'MERCHANTS;

Mr. LUSHthGTON moved the Order of the
Day for the House to resolve itself into a Coin-
mittee on the Report of the Petition of the Grenada
Merchants.

The House having resolved itself into a Corn..
mittee, Mr. Alderman ataTts in the Chair,
Mr. LUSHINGTON said, he would not enter
into a detail of those calamities and misfortunes
which had so cruelly devastated the Islands of Gre..
nada and St. Vincent, and which rendered a loan
from Government 'necessary to the Merchants and
Planters of those Islands. He should merely ob.;
serve, that the Loan was granted for the purpose of
re-settling those Islands, which object had been in
a great measure attained, as the Islands were in
consequence re-settled ; boar= the low price of
the produce, the returns were insufficient to enable
the Parties to pay the Instalment which was now
due, as a loss was aaually sustained by the Planter
in the returns made-for his produce, He concluded
by moving, That the Chairman should be directed
to move for leave to bring in a. Bill for giving fur_'
ther time for the paythent of the Instalment.
Sir WILIANNI Youto supported the Motion.
Mr. W ILBERFORCE, thought there was not,
"sufficient information upon the subject before Par.:
liament, to warrant a grant of further time. He
shatild,• however, not oppose the present Motion ;
but when the Bill came before Parliament, he should
think it his duty to propose a Clause for the pur._
pose of fii6ng'some time, not very distant, for the
payment of. those Instalments.

Mr. LUSHINGTON said, the Instalment was
to have been paid on the sth.rif the present month,
out of the produce of the present crop ; but the Ilia
was, that the whole of the new crop had produced
so little to the Planters, Illat they were not only
rendered unable to fulfil that engagement, but had
aftually sustained a loss.
Some further- conversation took place, in which
some other obje4ions were Made to the measure by
'Mr.WILBERFoRck.,. JoNys, and Mr. BA.
B INGTON ; ,whilst it was supported by Mr. LUSH-.
I NGTON, Sir WIT. LIAM YOUNG, Mr. ALExt:NDER,
Mr. DENT, and Mr. N. VANSITTART.

It was at length agreed that the Chairman,Abuld
be clireEted to' move for leave to bring in a 5111, to
extend the 'tire for the payment of certain suolt of
money, advanced by way of Loan to the Mercl,"hts
and, Planters of the Islands of Grenada ana'St.
Vincent.

The House ,having, resumed, the Report wa3 ot-
dered to be received to.morroW.

. The Plymouth Embankment Bill was read a third
time and pasxd.
The American Treaty Bill was read a third time
And passed.
Mr. N.` ANS ITT RT said, he had a Motion
to make for an Account, if there was no objetlion ;
if there was any objeaion, he would only give no-
rice of his 'intention io move for it. He then moved
for an Account of the Loan advanced in-guhequet

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LOT I.

A LL that Capital MANSION HOUSE, situate
in the Parish of Motcombe, in the County of Dorset,
with the Coach-house, Stables, Garden, large Orchards,
-and Paddock thereto belonging, containing by admeasure-
ment SA. t R. 29 P. now in hand.
And also, all that DAI RY FARM thereto adjoining, con-
sisting of a good Farm-House, Barn, Stable, Cow-houses, and
all other necessary Out-buildings, with 94A. 2 R. 24 P . of
good rich old inclosed Arable, Meadow, and Pasture-Land,
Coppice and Boins, above So A'. wherzof are Meadow and
Pasture ; and also Common of Pasture, without Stint, on
the extensive Commonable Places of Motcombe aforesaid;
now in the occupation of Mr. Thomas Mitchell, as a yearly
Tenant thereof, at an old Rent.
Also all those three Cottages lying near thereto. in the oc-
cupation of John Morgan,_ George Hatcher, aad Joseph Burt.
London, England, 1802-03-16

AIONEY MATTERS*.

ALL Money Negociations continue to be trans-
aded, with the siriaest hopour, punauality, and se-
crecy, by Messrs. Harris and Cd. at their Annuity Bank,
No. 5, Great Suffolk-street, Charing-Cross, on Annuities,
Mortgages, Estates, Church-Livings, Dowers, Jointures,
Pensions, Places, Reversions,
or any other 'mode or Matter,
as eimixmstances 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
os Leasehold Houses, in approved situations.

• DORSETSHIRE ESTATES.
TUBE SOLD BY AUCTION,.
By Mr. FAULKNOR, -
At the• Red Lion Inn, in Shaftesbury, in the County of Dor-
set, on Tuesday the 3oth of March, 1802., between the
Hours of Twelve and Three, in Three Lots, according to
the Conditions of Sale to be then and thole produced, unless
Sold before by Private Contral, of which timely Notice
will be given ;
London, England, 1802-03-29

-NEW PIANO FORTE MUSIC.
just published,
By BRODERIP and WILKINSON, No. x 3, HAY—
MARKET,
e. Grand SONATA;writi-n for, and dedicated
.Al to Madame Bonaparte, by D. Steihelt, pricers.
A Trio for Piano Forte, Violin, and Violoncello, by L.
Van ButhLvin,.price 45.
Two Sonatas, in which are introduced a Military Rondo,
dedicated to Mrs. Rose Marshall, by I. L. Dussek, Op. 47,
.
price 6.
Three Sonatas, by Ignace Pleyel, Op. 38, price 7s. 6d.
A Duet, for two Performers on the Piano korte, dedicated
to Lady Mai y Montgomery, by, C. R. Burney; price Is.
Le Retour de Wandsworth, a favourite Sonata, by L. Voh
Esch, price ss.
A Military Divertimento, with Accompaniments for a
Flute, Violin, and Bassi ad lib. by L. 'Von Esch, price 4s.—
also for Harp aPil Pianii Forte, price 4s.—also for two Per-
formers, price 3s.
Impromptu, a duo, by L. Von Esch, price Is.
La Colombe Retrouvee, a favourite Air, by L.; Von Esch,
price is. 6d.
Three Sonatas, with AccoMpaniments for a Violin and Vi-
oloncello. by Bocherini, price Bs.
Three Sonatas, with a Flute Accompaniment, by Haigh,
Op. 19, price 75. 6d.
Pleyel's 3d Concertante, price 45. -
London, England, 1802-03-29

FROGS, TORTOISES, LIZARDS, AND SERPENTS.
DR.SHAW'SZOOLOGY, V 61.111. containing
.1 Description of the whole of the Animals which come
under the denomination of AMPHIBIA, was this Day pub-
lished in Two Parts, with upwards of One Hundred and
Forty Plates from Original Drawings by Mr. Cruikshanks,
engraved principally by Mr. Heath, price Two Guineas and
a Half, or on large Paper, 3L 16s. in boards:
Printed for C. Kearsley Fleet-street ; Bell and Bradfute,
Edinburgh; and Archer and Colbert, Dublin.
o.i. whom may be had, in Four Parts,
. .

The First and Second Volumes of this Work, comprising
the whole of Quadrupeds, with near 250 Plates, principally
engraved by Mr. Heath, price Four Guineas, or on large
Paper six gu►neas in boards.
The Fourth and succeeding Volumes will be published
with' all reasonable expedition.
London, England, 1802-03-29

ROYAL- iwkeHANGE ASSURANCE-OFFICE,

March 1802.
PERSONS whose Annual Premiums fall due on the
zsth inst. are hereby informed, that Receipts are now.
ready to be delivered at the Company's Offices, over the
Royal Exchange and in PalL-Mall,: as well as by their re-
spettive Agents in the several Counties ; and the Parties as..
sured are requested to apply for the renewal of their Policies
on or before the 9VI of April next; . as the usual Fifteen
Days allowed for Payment, beyond the Date of each Policy
will then expire.
ALEX. WATSON, Sec.
Attendance is given, daily, at the said Offices, for the
Assurance of Buildings, Goods, Merchandize, anal Ships, in
Harbour, in Dock, or while Building, from Loss or Damage
by Fire ; and also for the Assurance of, and granting Annui—
ties NI, Lives. _ _ _

N.. B. Policies of Assurance for the Sum of 3001. or up-
wards, are issued free of exirnce to the Assured.
London, England, 1802-03-29

MONDAY, _ARCH
29, 1802.

BARRACK-OFFICE, zith March, fBo2.
, COALS. ,
NOTICE is hereby given to all Persons willing
to supply Coals, for the Troops stationed, or to be
stationed, in certain Barracks in G teat Britain, and the
Islands of Guernsey, Jersey, and- Alderney, for, Twelve
Months, to commence on the 25th of June, i 802,, that Pro-
posals for the same in writing, sealed up, will be received by
the Barrack-Master-General on or before the nth of April,
z8oa:

The Terms of the Contraa may be known upoti applica-
tion at this Office, any day (Sunday excepted) between the
Hours of Twelve and Three, or to the Barrack-Masters at
each of the several Barracks.

The Proposals must specify the particular Places, and the
respedive Pits, from whence the Coals are to be supplied,
and be separate for each Barrack : and they are also to be in
conformity to the Terms of the Contrail, or they will not be
attended to.

Stamps to be paid for by the Contradbr.
- Adequate Security will be requirid far the due perform..
ance of each Contrad, and the Names of two Persons, as
Sureties for the same, with Referees, are to be given in
with the Propcsals.

NATIONAL WORK.
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Under the Patronage of, and dedicated to Their Royal High-
nesses the prince 9f Wales and Duke of York,
AN HISTORICAL PRINT, COMMEMO-
RATIVE of the DEATH of His Exce!lefty the
Right Honourable General Sir RALPH ABE RC RO NOY,
K. B. CZatlrnander in, Chief of His Majesty's Forces in
Egypt, approved and sanctioned by his Family, from a
PICTURE now painting by Thomas Stothard, Esq. R. A.
containing 'Fourteen Portraits of Principal Officers.
To be engraved in the Line• Manner, by:Francis Legat, En-
graver to His Royal HighneSs the Prince of Wales.
The Size of the'Print will be that of the Death of General
Wolfe.

Price to Subscribers ‘. t t t 6
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To be deliveredin the rotation as subscribed, and no money
taken till tEe delivery.of the Print.
SubscriPii,n4 Tor this National Work will be received by
Messrs. johnNand Josiah Boydell, Shakespeare Gallen-, and
No. oe, en,aapside ; Messrs. Nicol aud Son, Booksellers to
His Majesr.-, Pall-Mall; Mr. Egerton's Military Library.,
Whitehall • Mr. Clark, Bookseller, New Bond-street ; Mess.
Clay and ikriven, Prinrsellers, No. tB, Ludgate-hill; Mess.
Murray and Highley, No. 32, Peet-streA ; Mi. Kay,
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Belkseller, 'and Mi. Allen's, Printseller, Dublin ; and
Messrs. Manners and Millar, Edinburgh.
London, England, 1802-03-29

DIED.'

On Monday last, at Dudley, Mrs. Simpson, wife of John
Simpson, Esq. of Launde Abbey, Leicestershire.
On Wednesday last, at Hawkesbury, in Gloucestershire,
in the 97th year of his age, the Rev. Polter Cole,
formerly of Enstone, in the County of Oxford : he was Vi..
car of Hawkesbury 73 years. -
On Saturday, at his house, Highbury Grove, Mr. Katr,-
of Cornhill, in the 67th year of his age.
London, England, 1802-03-29

KOTZEBUE's EXILE INTO SIBERIA.

This Day was pub;ished, in 'Three. Voiumes Foolscap
Odavo, Pricq xjs. in boards, embellished With three
gravings,_

pig.' 'MOST REMARKABLE YEAR IN
11 THE LIFE OF AUGUSTUS VON KOTZEBUE ;
containing' a full Account of his late EXILE and JOUR-
NEY twro SIBERIA, and of die other extraordinary
‘idents which happened to him in Russia, with authentic
i;SJiculars relative to the present State of the Interior of the
KuSsian Empire, and n.lw arkel.ourious- Anecdotes of the
Court otreteni,turg,-4,, ,*.ritten by him elf:
Translated from thC-Gernian, under the suPdrihtendattce
of the Author, by
The Rev. B. PERESFORD,
English Lecturer to the Queen of Prussia.
Printed for Richard Phillips,. Nei. 71, St. Paul's ehuich
yard, and to be had dfail Booksellers.
London, England, 1802-03-29

PORTSMOUTH, MARCH 28.

Majesty's
day was released from Quarantine, His
"lajesty,s Ship Pallas, with the 44. th Regiment
On board from Malta, which Regiment this evening
disembarked on South Sea Beach, and marched for
h
qilsea Barracks.
The Ocean Transport, with the Prince of Wales's
encibles from Egypt on board, was also released
from Quarantine, and they will disembark in the
morning.
Come into Harbour His Majesty's Frigate Apollo,
commanded by Capt. BALK ET.
yyDzr).l)r°Pt down to St. Helens, His Majesty's Ship
rr 004
eruiei of 18 guns.
London, England, 1802-03-29

PAVING OFFICE, DUBLIN,
February 18oz.
PROPOSALS FOR LIGHTING THE STREETS.

rrHE DIRECTORS and COMMISSIONERS,
will 'receive PropoSals for Lighting the Public Lamps
and G lobes in this City, and for keeping the same and the
Furniture thereof in good order, from, the tst of Septemb:::
next, for One, Two, or Three Years, as shall be agreed
upon ; the Globes to have double Burners.
And the Board are willing (if desired) to enter into one or
more separate Contrael or Contracts for the same.
proposals to be sent to this Office, on or before the Ist day
of May next, sealed up, and direded to the Secietary of the
Board, and indorsed " Proposals for Lighting," which will be
opened in the presence of the Proposer or his Representative,
at one o'clock on the said•day, atter which. day no proposal
will be received.

Sig=d by Order,
WM. 1. HOMAN, Sec.

TSCHWEPPE and Co. beg leave to inform the
• Nobility, Gentlemen of the Faculty and others; visiting
I t ie City of Dublin, that they may be supplied with every
kind of ditti:rent Waters in the same purity as manufacitured
by them here; by sending to the House of Mr. William Glen-
ton, No. 40, May-street, Dublin, the only Vender of their
Waters in that City.
London, England, 1802-03-29

on the highway near Mortriford ; the latter of one
guinea, and the former of four guineas in gold,
five half guineas, and about ios. in silver; Wil-
-liam Dean, for stealing a piece of printed-calico,
the property of Ann. Payne ; George Bagley, for
stealing six sheep and four lambs, the property of
Luke Kyrwood ; Richard .Parry, "for stealing one
lamb, the property of John Dowell ; Benjamin
Griffiths, for stealing four sheep, the property of
Thomas Hardwick ; Thomas Trahernej for making
his escape 'from the 'County Gaol of Hereford,
whilst under sentence of transportation for life ;
and Diana Bent, for a burglary in the dwelling_
house of John" Jones. Parry, Griffiths, Traherne,
and Bent, have been reprieved ; but Taylor, Dean,
and Bagley, are left for execution.—Richard Preece,.
for stealing three fowls and three geese, the pro.
perty of John Lane ; and John Evans, for stealing
a silver table-spoon, the property of John Cobun,
were sentenced to transportatiottfor'seven
Thomas Jones, 'for stealing a store pig, the pro-
perty of James Martin, to be imprisoned eighteen
months, and fined-one shilling:—Charles Parslow,
fore stealing a bank note, value one pound, half-a-
guinea, and one 7s. piece, the property. of William
Wall, to be imprisoned twelve months, and fined
one shilling.—Elizabeth Marsden, for stealing
wearing apparel, the proPerty of Elizabeth Jones ;'
James James-, for stealing hurdles, the property of
J. T. Stephens, Gent. ; and. James Davies, for
manslaughter, by killing and slaying James Mile's.,
to be' imprisoned six months, and fined one shilling.
William Farrington, John Jones," William Jones,
and Mary Prosser, severally tried for stealing money
and leather, receiving stolen goods, -and bat-glary,
were acquitted ; and Edward• Seal, James Williams,
Evan Harry; Thomas Evans, and John Williams,
charged. with stealing grain and flour, passitig forged
Oates of the Bank of England, and burglary, were.
discharged by proclamation. - •
London, England, 1802-03-29

From the LONDON GAZETTE, March 27, 1802.

AT the Court at Sr. James's, the 24th of March
t 02, present, the KING'S Most Excellent Ma_
jesty in Council.

His Majesty having been pleased to appoint the
Right Honorable George Earl of Essex, to be Lord
Lieutenant of the County of Hereford, his Lordship
tl'is day rook the Oaths appointed to be taken
thereupon, instead of the Oaths of Allegiance and
Supremacy.

War-Ofce, March 24, 1802.

Ills Majesty has been pleased to appoint General
His Royal Highness Edward Duke of Kent, K. G.
to be Governor of Gibraltar, vice General Charles
O'Hara, deceased.

Downing-Street, March 27, 1802.

The King has been pleased to appoint Sir James
Craufurd, Bart. to be• His Majesty's Envoy Extra-
ordinary and Minister Plenipotentiary to the King
of Denmark.

The King has also been pleased to appoint Francis
Hill, Esq. to be His Majesty's Secretary of Lega-
tion to the same Court.

The King has also been pleased to appoint Charles
Fenwick, Esq. to be His Majesty's Consul at El-
sineur.

The King has also been pleased to approve o
Andrew Caspar Giese, Esq. to he His Prussian Ma.
jesty's Vice-Consul at the Port of London.

BANKRUPTCY ENLARGED.

May 15. john Hemet, of Mhernarle-street, Piccadilly,
bookseller, at ten, at Guildhall.
BANKRUPTCIES SUPERSEDED.
Christopher Marriott, of Manchester, merchant.
Christopher Hodgson and Allatson Hodgson, of Sunderland,
linen-drapers.
Thomas kudderforth, of Bishopsgate-street, stay maker.
London, England, 1802-03-29

BERKS.
TO BE LETT, NEATLY FURNISHED,

AGENTEEL COTTAGE, containing Two.
good Parlours, four best Bed-rooms, and four for
Servants ; the Offices are complete, and served with most
excellent Water ; together with a good five-stall Stable and
Coach-house ; a Garden and a small Field ; bounded by
the most b,iautiful Vicinity of Windsor Forest, in the Circle
of Respectability, ana nas always been occupied ir Genteel
Families. The accommodations are equal to a Mansion,
though upon 3 small scale ; and to save trouble, the lowest
Terms, with Rates and Taxes included, only ne Hundred
Guineas per ann. Distance four miles from a capital M.rket
Town, about one mile and a half from the celebrated. Wells
at Sunning-hill, 24 miles trent Liandon, on the Reading Forest
Road. The Stage Coach passes to and from every Day about
Twelve o'Clock; Further information, and Tickets ibr
viewing, by application_ to Mr. Kimberley, No. 160, kicca-
dilly.
B. Excellent Bread, a good Butcher and Poitltere,r, in
the Village.--None need apply but Persons of Respeetabi-
lity.
London, England, 1802-03-29

CRP.VESEND, MARCH 26.

Past by—the Ruby, Pollock,frqm Tobago; Amanda, —,
from Charante ; jun Clark, from Savannah; Ruby, Sharp,
from Petersburgh ; Arethusa, Ramsden, from Demerara ;
jonge, Martha, Oken, from Lisbon ;.Isabella, Green, from
Charlestown; and Castle, Anderson, from Martinique:
Sailed—the Washington, Nye,. tbr Virginia; I uliana,
Rook., for New-York ; Vreide Yenge, for Rotterdam ; Con.-
stantia, Ranger, and the jonge Weltje, for Havre:
London, England, 1802-03-29

- NEAR-LUDLOW, SHROPSHIRE.
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, ,
By Mr. CHRISTIE,
At his Great Room in Pall Mall
'On MONDAY, the tort] of May next, at One o'Clock,
1-1. A VALUABLE and DESIRABLE 'FREE-
HOLD ESTATE, consisting of a SUBSTANTIAL
ELEGANT BRICK-BUILT MANSION, with STABL-
ING for ELEVEN HORSES, TWO COACH-HOUSES,
numerous. attached and detached OFFICES of every:de-
scription suited to a large Family, excellent KI.TCHEN
GAR•D eN,walled, and richly plapted, PINERY and SUC-
CESSION HOUSE, MELON GROUNP,, beautiful
PLEASURE GROUND, of hear Six Acres disposed with
, Taste and fringed with rich PLANTATIONS, embel-
lished,yvith SHEETS of WATER stocked with FISH,
surrounded by a Lawii, and sutidry rich Inclosures ; in the
whole about

ONE HUNDRED and SIXTY-SIX ACRES,
Tithe Free, Land. Tax Redeemed, about too Acres rich
Meadow, the rest Arable, about 40. Acres of which may. be
watered at pleasure, by a River, in which a valuable right of
Fishing, delightfully situate within two miles of Ludlow,
seven from Tenbury, a, beautiful and Sporting part of the
County of Salop ; Mail and ()flier Coaches pass daily to and
from London.

A-Purchaser may be accommodated with the neat HODS E
HOLD FURNITURE, LIVE and DEAD STOCK,
CROPS, &c. at a fair Valuation, and immediate possession
may be had of a mast gentlemanlike, as well as profitable
situation.

Printed Particulars are preparing, and will be forthwith
ready. _ -

CHiusttz is impowered to receive Proposals by
Private Contra.
London, England, 1802-03-29

UMBER 297ii]
-._

INTHEATRE-ROYAL, DRURY-LANE.
-MORROW EVENING, March 30, 1802,
will be revived Shakespeare's Play of
THE WINTER'S TALE.
,The Scenes, Dresses, and Decorations entirely new.
Leontes, '
Mr. KEMBLE •
.Polixenes,
Mr. BA.RRYMORE ;
• Florizel, Mr.. C. KEMBLE ;
Clown, *Mr. SUETT ;
Autolycus, Mr. BANNISTER.
Hermione, Mrs. SIDDONS ;
Perdita by a YOUNG LADY,
{Being her 3d Appearance on any Stage);
Paulina, Mrs. POWELL ;
Emilia, Mrs. HUMPHRIES.
--""aaY, A.rtaxerxes ; Mandane, Mrs. Billington.
'le* Comedy, never pertormed, called Fashionable
ktiengS9 is in rehearsal, and will be produced as soon as pos-
•

IIHEATRE-ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN.
'MORROW EVENING, March 30, 1802,
will be performed,
LOVE IN A VILLAGE.
t°4l% MeadoWs, M
JOr. INCLE DON ri.
.lawthorn, Mr. HNSTONE;
odge, r. ; Sir William MeaMdows,KNIGHT Mr. WADDY4
. ,
Justice Woodcock, Mr. MUN DEN.
Lucinda, Mrs. ATKINS ;
And Rosetta, Mrs. BILLINGTON.
. _ WITH

The LOVE A-LA-MODE.
-ri-„"di night of the new Opera of The Cabinet will be
On'e-./stiay, with Harlequin's Almanack.
of ‘..tturday Mrs. Billington will perform the Charaaer
1t...v;44(14ne in the Serious Opera of Artaxerxes, with The
r, Monday,llurl Folly as it Flies, after which wilt be prO-'
traz,",,,,r4t time) a new Grand Ballet in Adion, called The
,t11?1, lasi(' or Alberto and Rosabella, with entire new
Pvi'r -Vi'nes, and Decorations.
••,a,klin's Comedy ot t!.e Man of the World is in pre-
idailcicc°,lton,
iswnich Mr. Cooke will make his first aPp.ear"
Theatre, in the Character of Sir Pertinax
~i4Ylt. •
London, England, 1802-03-29

BUILDING GROUND.

PTO BE LETT, Several LOTS of LAND in the
CITY of WAT F R FORD, well situated for Foreign
Trade, and the nrst 1 re.Lzrui
encouragement will be given to such as settle With Capitals.
Application from Principals only, to the Proprietor, Went.
Colonel Hardv, Westmead, Carmarthenshire, or his Agent,
Mr. Samuel Roberts, near Waterford (post-paid). will meet
due attention.

This Diiy was published,
In Three Volumes, Bvo. price ii. is. in hoards,
A new Edition, being the Tenth, of
Al'3 INQUIRY into • the.NATURE and
CAUSES oftheWEALTHof NATION'S.

By ADAM SMITH, LL D.
And F.II .S. of London and Edinburgh : one of the Com-
missioners of His Majesty's Customs in Scotland ; and for.:
merly Professor of Moral PhilOsophy in the University of
Glasgow.
Printed for A. Stahan; and T: Cadell, jun. and W.
Davies, in the Strand.
Of whom may be had, by the same Author,
i. The Theory of Moral Sentiments : An Essay towards
an Analysis of the Principles by which Men naturally judge
concerning the ConthiCt and Chara&er, first of their Neigh-
bours, and afterwards of themselves. To which is added, a.
p)ssertation on the Origin of Language, 9th edit. 2 vols. Svo.
in boards.
, l'„,-.sys on Philosophical Subje&s: with an Account of
Life ;:o4Writings,,by Dugald Stewart, F.R.S.E,
,Ito. 155. in boar*. , _

MILITARY HISTORY OF GREAT BRITAIN.
This Day was ifublished,
tiandsornely printed on a fine Paper, in Tyro large Volumes
Medium quarto, price Four Guineas, in boards, with near
'co Plates, elegantly engraved by the first Artists ;
A New Editiono.vith material Additions and Improvements of
MILITARY ANTIQUITIES. respeEling a
HISTORY ot the ENGLISH ARMY, from the
Conquest to the present time.
By the late FRANCIS GROSE, Esq, 'F. A. S.
To which is added, by the same Author,
A Treatise on Ancient Armour and Weapons, illustrated by
Plates, taken from the Original Armour in the Tower of
London, and other Arsenals, Museums, and Cabinets; with
a Supplement on Asiatic Armour. •
The whole now first arranged into Chapters, with a copi-
ous Indei, and brought down to the present time.
By the late JOHN WILLIAMSON, Esq.
Captain of Infantry.
Printed for T. Egerton, Whitehall; and G. Keirsley,
F leer-street.
*** A few Copies are ,printed handsomely on a large pa-
per, uniform with the large Edition of Grose's Antiquities of
England, Scotland, and Ireland, pride Six Guineas in boards.
London, England, 1802-03-29

DIVIDENDS.

May tr. Thomas How Mastermln, Bucklersbury, !rare-
houseman, at twelve, at Guildhall. /

April 19. Jonathan Tucker and rohn Tucker, Exeter, mer.
2 chants at eleven, at the Bear Inn, Exeter.
_ _

May 8. Joseph Mason, Holborn, h;sier, at eleven, at Guild-
hall.

May tr. Richard Hope Price, Manchester,, grocer, at ten, at
Guildhall,
April 27. fohn Brydon, Charing-cross, printseller, at ten,
at Guildhall.
April z 7. fames Hook and William Tuttier, now or late of
Bridge-Foot, Westminster, coal-merchants, at ten, at
G uild hal 1.
April 30. john Irwin, late of Aldgate High-street, innkeep-
er, at eleven, at Guildhall.
slay 8, Zacharias lames, of Clapton, Middlesex, baker, at
ten, at Guildhall.
April 17. Thomas Nelson Asheton, of Liverpool, merchant,
at eleven, at the Globe Tavern, Liverpool.

CE,RTiFICAI'ES.

April 17. Matthew William White, of Sunderland near the
Sea, wine and spirit merchant.
Richard Hart, late of Coppul, Lancaster, cotton-manufac-

turer. _
Paul Bache and Andrew Bache, late of Basinghall-street,
merchants.
Thomas Evans, of Worcester, merchant.

. _
John Brock the Younger, of IVapping-street, St. George's,
141iddlesex, sloppeller.
John Lockey, Oxford, groceL
Francis Robbins, of Deretend, Warwickshire, merchant.

THE SUN.

LOLEM QUIS DICERt FALSUM AUDZAT ?

'LONDON, MARCH 29, 18oz.
London, England, 1802-03-29

ST'OC'KS,

DA Y.
India Brands
Excheq. Bills s. prern.
Fundable ditto prem.
3d Exchequer Bills par
New S." S. Stock
OniniuM
I viper. 3 per,Cent.
Ditto Ann. 124 9-16
bank for opening
India for ditto
Constyls air April 691714
London, England, 1802-03-29

P. "IRMOUTII, MARCH 28.

Aut ,
L. vE D the King George Packet, Capt. FLYNN,
"2 Cuxhaven, with Mails and Passengers.
p he I abuse Brig has taken and sent into this
Ott a large open Boat with spirits.
AzArrived the Lively, BULLY, and Robert and
QtP) FOORD; from Newcastle.
London, England, 1802-09-27

D TED

On the loth inst at Carlisle, on his wad to London frorn
Erchless Castle, \Villiam Chisholm, of Chisholm, Esq.
On the 24th inst. atter a lingering and painful illness, John
Rixon, Esq. of Crest Hermitage-street.
Lately, Mrs. Lioyd,.lvife of the Rev. John Lloyd, of Sloane-
square, Chelsea.

I' RILL O 1

, UL

SAT(;

R P 4 It .

Kink Stock shift India Stock
Navy 5 per Cent. lota South Sea Stock
; per Cent. 1797, shut Lxcheq. ).ills s. s. par
I rish 5 per Cent. Funnanie ,iuro prem.
I per Cent. Con. shut 3d Exchequer Bills dis.
per Cent. Red. shut (lininum 74 84 8
perCent.Con, 694 a I raper. 3 per Cent.
f)itto Scrip Ditto Ann.
Hank L. Ann. shut timk lo; opening
f)itio Short Ann. ' India fOr Acc.
it() Scr,,, Cons. 1,,, Oct. 69Prilli A.
London, England, 1802-09-27

RATISBON, Szpr. 13.

BONAPARTE'S Adjutant, Citizen LAttrtISTON,
has set out from this city for Fienna.
The Austrian Plenipotentiary has not as yet made
any notification relative to the Conchtsrth: of the
Deputation, voted on the Bth, but has transmitted
it to rienna.

The French Legation appears not to be perfe(tly
satisfied with the Covc/u.sum of the Deputation ;
because the plan of Indemnities was not accepted in it.
implicitly and unconditionally : a French Memorial
is therefore expeaed to be given in on the subjea in
the course of the present week. Yesterday another
French.courier arrived here from Paris.'
The Bishop of ,Basle, the Landgrave of Hesse_
Homburg, the Hereditary Prince of Leiningen, and
the Count of Solms-Laubach are here, to take care
of their interests in the affairs before the Deputa-
tion.

It is said, that on the 7th inst. a Convention
was agreed on, under the mediation of the Prussian
Minister Baron HARDENBURG, between the House
of Austria and the ELECTORofBAVARIA, by which
the part of Bavaria situated on the right bank of the
Inn, with the salt-pits of Reichenball and Traunstein,
is ceded to Austria, which in return gives to the
ELECTOR the Austrian territories in Swabia, Four-
teen MiPiens of Florins in ready money, and en-
gages to supply the country of Bavaria annually with
a certain quantity of salt, at a stipulated invariable
price. Wecannoti-however, as yet vouch for the
truth of this vrporr.

•
MANIIEIM, SEPT. 14.

IN a fewlays' the MARGRAVE Of BADEN Will
likewise take possession of his Indemnities. A bat-
talion of infantry and a detachment of cavalry are
ready to march to Constance; another division will
occupy Sch/;engen, the Bishopric of Basle, and the
Imperial Towns of Ofenburg, Zell, and Gengen-
bach ; a third will take possession of the Towns of
Überlingen, Biberach, Pfidlendorf, and Wimilen.
The Abbeys have already generally submitted.
London, England, 1802-09-27

WHITE LION YARD,

LOWER BROOK-STREET,GROSVENOR-SQUARE.
RICHAJW BOND, Brother and Aistant to
the late EDMUND BOND, Veterinary Surgeon and
Fatriei, beg 6 leave to, inform the Nobility, sentry, and
Public in general, that he conducts his late Brother's Busi-
ness in all its Branches, upon the same System as practised
by him, and humbly requests a continuance of that Patronage
his Brother so amply:experienced—assuring those Friends
and the Public, it shall be his study and most zealous en-
deavour to render himself worthy their support.
London, England, 1802-09-27

TO THE CURIOUS IN FISH SAUCE.

THE NOBILITY, GENTRY, and PUBLIC in
general, are respe&fully informed, JOHN BURGESS
and SON's GENUINE ESSENCE -of ANCHOVIES,
continues to be prepared by them in the same manner that
has given such universal approbation for many years past.
The long justly.acquired superiority of that Article is
fully confirmed in the opinion of the Country at large, and of
Persons resident in all parts of the World, and having stood
the test of trial, ranks it in the situation it now,maintains. -
The general utility of their Essence o t A nettelefes and other
rich Sauces tor Fish, &c. induces 'them, frorri;the numerous
Advertisements daily appearing, to caution PaYniiies; ere: in
purchasing the same, as none is to be had of their Genuine,
but at thtir Warehouse as unite..
_• _

Every other Article in the Oil Trade for family use, of the
bcst quality.
West-India Merchants, Captains of Ships, !cc. Officers In
thc Army and Navy, supplied upon the shortest notice for
the F.Ut and West Indies, dec. _

a:51" For the convenience of Families in Scotland, they
have •appointed hleisrs. It. Johnston and Cu. Edinburgh,
th..dr sole Agents tor Fish Sauces.
• Warehouse, No. to 7, corner of Savopsteps,
Strand. Load=
London, England, 1802-09-27

GRAVESEND, SEPT. 24.

Passed by—the Mary Ann, Dunbar, from Grenada ;
Three IVilliams, Murray, from Nevis ; Two Friends, —,
from Antwerp ; Nancy, —, from Norway ; Aurora,
from Stettin ; Voyager, Anderson, from Petersburgh ; Vrow
Alida, —, and Ann, Harper, from Bremen; Britannia,
Coulson, and Hambro' Packet, Coo:h, for Hambro'.
Sailed—the Juliana, Brown, for New-York ; Martha,
Forster, for Petersburgh ; and the Venus, Bennett, for Rot-
terdam.

tUCH.aN A N (ot liow-Street, Covent-Garden); and Published by W: LI.: AM ARMIGAR SCR ir rs, ()t South Mutton-street, Grosvenor square);
z, No, tt z, Strand ; where ildTertisenwas, arders to the Paper, Letters for the Editcr, &c, (ponvaid), must be acicireed.
London, England, 1802-09-27

WETZLAR, SEPT. X 4

Mt House of ORANGE-NASSAU is now taking
possession of its Indemnities, by Commissioners
and Manifestoes. The Privy Counsellor VON
SCHEtilt is gone to Fulda; Counsellor Vox ERATH
to Corvg, Dortmund, Kappel, Kapfenberg, and
Dietkirchen ; and Counsellor RAHT to the Abbey
of Weiggarten.

NAPLES, Avc. 24.

,TH is evening the Marquis DI Mos, Ambassador
from His Catholic Majesty to the Court of Naples,
made his public entry into this City. The proces_
sion was opened by a detachment of Cavalry, which
was followed by twenty-four Coaches and SiX, in
which were Chamberlains and different Officers :
after these came twelve running footmen, thirty-six
valets, domestics, &c. who preceded the State-Car-
riage of the Ambassador. A great number of other
Carriages of the Neapolitan Nobility, and a de-
tachment of Cavalry, closed the 'whole. To-night
the whole City will be,sylendidly illuminated ; and
to-morrow the Ambassador will espouse by proxy,
for the PittstcE of SrAtst, in the Royal Chapel, the
Daughter of His Sicilian Majesty.
According to accounts received yesterday from
Porpz, the Russian Troops who were two years in
garrison at Naples have arrived there in safety.
One of the three fifty-gun Ships which brought them
here has been declared unfit for further service, and
sold for '7,000 silver ducats. It is said that two
Spanish Regiments will come to Naples to do duty
as a garrison.

•
' LEGHORN, Avc..27.

AN Austrian Ship has arrived here from Tunis,
the Captain of which asserts, that a bloody battle
has been fought between the Bays of Tunis and Con-
stantine, in which 10,000 men were slain, on both
sides, and 1300 wounded. The same Captain like..
wise says, that the American Squadron which
blockades Tripoli had landed 2000 men to• procure
fresh provisions, and attempt a coup-de-main; but
they were surrounded by a great body of Tripoli_
tans, who inade 400 of them prisoners. The re-
port, however, of the Americans' having landed
2,000 men, must certainly be greatly exaggerated.
—(Gazetta Univ.)

MILAN, SEPT. 2.

THE French Envoy at Florence, General CLARKE.
has given the KING of ETRURIA new assurances of
the friendship of the French Republic, and its re-
,ard for his interests.

- It is said that the threevfollowing articles may
now be obtained for three 7s. pieces, namely—a Di-
vorce in France, a 'ride of Nobility in Silesia, and
a Diploma In the University of Padua.
Sart-I-clay letters were received from Trinidad, by
the. Rebecca, arrived at. Liverpool, but they do not
furnish any news of interest.

The a'verage Price of Sugar, computed from the
returns made for the week ending the =1 day Of
:epternber tSoi, isJ'hiqy-four Shilling's and Nine
Pince Three I'd iihings per hundred weight.
Early on Satucday morning a fire broke out in the
house of -Mr, SMART, in Norfolk-street, and da-
maged that and the one adjoining, before the flames
were suppressed.
London, England, 1802-09-27

MARGATE, 'SETT.

V~rt3Ets the tide IS too much ih tb allow the
Bathing Machines to a[!-end timier the Bathing.
houses, they are drawn up in tl,e Bay, where, bctwten
the hotirs of to and tz,, fi-om o.to 4.6 Gentlemen
are in the water. We have bee-, much shucked lately,
at the condo t of Ladies ‘s hotpe appearanand be.
haviour in other respeas evidently besie,.k them to
be modest wdmen—fiftecn or twenty of. hem are
every day seated on some logs close to i!le water.:.
side, and where they at times (when the water is
too rough to admit the :Machine* going far; and
which was particularly the. case yesterday), must
have a full view of a Man's body from his head
to his knees. A hint froth your respeaable Paper,
of the indelicacy and dangerous tendency of this
beha view, may be of service.
London, England, 1802-07-29

A WONDERFUL CURE.
By taking one Bottle of Drops only.
To Mr. Lignurn; Surgeon, No, 57, Bridge-street, IClanches-

Sir, . • . Northwich, Cheihire, June 7, 5799.
Tun P.P. have elatika since thy Daughter
(who is now eight years of age); received, •I think I may
with confidence say, the most -extraordinary cure
.that was
ever in public print. Her complaint was an inveterate. le_
prosy and scurvy, with whiCh she was afflitied ter many
months in a most distressing manner ; her body, frnm head
to foot, face excepted, was, sometimes covered with scales,
of which, in a morning, handfuls. Might he taken from her
bed; at other times, with eruptions, • frein whichissued a
large .quantity of icherous.. humour, attended
~with insuifer,
able itching ;.the discharge was so great; that she • was con.-
stantly wrapped in linen cLothS,..covered with some unit OUS
substance, to keep thein froni adhering to the parrs. In this
rniserable,and,,haples,s situation she was languishing, when,
providentially, I was recommended to make trial of your
Antiscorbutic Drops. But how shall I express my gratitude
td God, •drid. you, for your excellent medicine for after
having. taken only one
,45. 6d. bottle of the Drops, eyery
symptom of her loathsome disorder disappeared, add, thank
God, there has not been the least appearance of its return,
she .having enjoyed au uninterrupted state of health for . the
last three years. Any person may be
,further satisfic-: by ap-
p. M •Al paving to' r.• Peter .Haddock, of whom • purchased your
Drops ;. or tO, Sir, ~

*Ott: hUnible Servant,
• 'THOMAS R1101)E. '
63" These Drops are sold, in moulded square bottles, at
124. and 45.6 d. One tzs.,bottie is equal in quantity to three
4s. 6d. ones. They may be had; 'wholesaleand reriiit,'.'at
Mr. Lignurn'i Dispensary; No. 57, Bridge-Street; Manches-
ter ; at Howard and Evans's, . No.. 42, Long-lane, West-.
Smithfield; sole Wholesale agents in London; and retail Ly
the following persons: H. Cundell, No: 47, .Minoriesi' W.
Clarke,- No. a%, Borough; Jordan, No. 33,_Whitechapel ;
jeboult and Co. No. tso, Oxford-Street ; Knight; Norton
Falgate ; Kirk, No. irg, Coekhilr Ratelitt&;-"IW Pid.Lrtg, •
No. 76, Oxford-Street ; Sutton,- No. tot,.Long-acre; 'rum
Ind Bolton, i.toyal Exchange ; Ward, No.. 324, Holbotn,;'
'W444, Ore, Bond-Street, and .No, 283, t leer. 4 t.; yet:
.•
London, England, 1802-07-29

JERSEY, JULY 13.

HIS MAJESTY has been graciously pleased to aP'4,
point the Rev. Dr. EDWARD DUPR Rector (P.
St. Heliers, to the Deanery of the Island of Jersey:
vacant by the death of the Rev. F. Le BRETON. A
more proper person could not be selected for that im'e
portant Office, whether we consider the suavity cm
his manners, the mildness of his deportment, or the
profoundness of his learning.

The. new Piece forth-coming at the Haymarke!.
Theatre on Saturday, under the title of The Voice 01
Nature, is said to be written by Mr. BoADEN.
POWELL is talked of as a proper person to r3ke
the direaion of Drury-Lane Theatre in thAlbsence
of KEMBLE. POWELL is a quiet unassuming mat',
who would, no doubt, discharge the duties of the
situation with fidelity and discretion.
Among the many improvements which are
ing for the ex tension'and convenience of the Harbour
of Sunderland, is a new dry dock, which is alreadi
begun, on the North side of the water, near the
bridge, and which promises to be of great utility rci
the shipping- of that port. It will be hewn out
th,e solid stone, and of course will be completed ;1$
a 'very considerable expence. .
Yesterday died at her house in Brook-street'
-Grosvenor-square, in the 75th year of her age, Mrs'
LAWRIINCII. Widow of the late WILLIAM LAI"
RENCE, Esq. of Kirkby Fieetham, in the Count,'
of York, and one of the Daughters of the 111t6
WILLIAM AISLABIE, Esq. of Studley Royal, 113
the same County.
On Saturday se'nnight some villains attacked the.
Castle of Drimnah, near Cruilin, where Mr. L 00;
Izottp, of South Great George's-street, Dublin, °
that time resided, in order to plunder him. The
latter, in attempting to escape from the offenders
out of a window, unfortunately broke his thigh'
and was brought into town on Sunday morning 0.
a" bier. The ruffians entered the place, robbed
of some cash and wearing apparel, and also toe
away Mr. LoNoroßD's watch. It is remarkable
that his servant-maid would not stay in the Casi's
that night, it is therefore imagined that she `vile
in the plot with the offenderswho committed tlt
depredation, •-
London, England, 1802-07-29

AT SWIFT's
LOTTERY-OFFICE, No. ii, POULTRY,

TICKETS and SHARES of the ENGLISH
LOTTERY (to begin DuiWing on MONDAY
N EXT) are on Sale: •
This Lottery contains only 24,000 Tickets, and will be
drawn in Eight Days,- the First Drawn each Day being en-
titled to a Capital Benefit, viz.
ist Day- ;.• Z. 5,000" . sth Day ... ,C. 5,000
2d. _ 2,000 6rh ' 2,0D0
3d . 10,000 7th 20,000'.
4th _ 20,000 Bth 10,000
Upwards of FORTY THOUSAND POUNDS have
been paid to the Holders of Capital. Prizes within the last
Six Months by SWIFT and Co.
London, England, 1802-07-29

TH UR SDA Y, JULY 29,

GENERAL ELECTION.

Tothe GENTLEMEN, CLE RGYiand FRE EHOLDERS
',of the COUNTY of RADNOR.

GaNTLEELN, • . .
TBe.g to return you my most sincere Thanks for
the high gallon,- you haVe this day conferred upon Me,
by again returning me as your Representative in Parliament :
and I feel the obligation I am under to you greatly enhanced
by the readiness with which you attended the Hustings from
every part of the County, after you had reason to conclude
your attendance unnecessarb from the published declarations
of •tny Oppoient; circulated to the hour of F.leaion, that
he declined a Poll. On your account Gentlemen, I regret
that you should have been 'troubled With so vexatious a. Con-
test: on My own, I have reason to be highly gratified in the op-
portunity, it afforded me of receiving so distinguished and-flat-
teritig a proof of your good opinion and friendship., I trust I
shall never utter sentiments I mean not to het up to and beg
once more to repeat my resolution faithfully to adhere, to the
same Independent princ43les which have hitherto dire6led
my Coiniva: these Principles will lead me to'support, to
the utmost of my abilities,-onr present happy Form of GO-
vernMent, and t 3 oppose ever' meaeure which, to the best of
ms jtidgmenti may seem to ence..,h ,*ithertnackniliat_orwon
just the LibertieS of the People.
I remain, with Gratitude and Respea,
Gentlertien,
Vour °blind, faithful, and devoted hUmble SerVant,
Yresteigne, WALTER WILKINS.
July z0,...1802;

GENERAL ELECTION.

A Work ultimately necessary for every Member of Parlia-
ment, as well as every Person holding Offices under Go-
vernment.

•
This Day was published, in Four Volumes Octavo;
• Price 11. Bs. in boards,-
THE STATE of the NATION with Respe&
to its Publit Funded Debt, Revenue, and Disburse-
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Finance, appointed by the House of Commons to examine
and state the total AnfoAt of the Public Debts; and of the
Interest and Charges attending the same, to the present time ;
Particularizing the Receipts and Dishursements of all the
PAglic Offices; the Names of the• Superior Officers and
Cie-do in each ' Department j their 'Salaries: and Fees ;
together with the Amount of whatever additional Pensions
or Salaries they receive froth other Situations, paid by the
Public.

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DURHAM COUNTY -ELECTION.

T the COIVIMITTEE of the FREEHOLDERS
I. of the COUNTY of DU RHAM, resident in and near
London, for proinoting—Mr. BUR DON's Election, held at
the Gray's-Inn Coffee-House, Holborn, the 27th Day of
July, doz.
It was Resolved unanimously,
That the following Address of Thanks, signed by the
Chairman, be transmitted to Rowt.AND•BtiKDofi, Esq, and
printed in the LonclOn and Newcastle Newspapers.
• SIR,
We take the earliest opportunity df assuring you, thai
result of the County Meeting-at Durham, on.the 22d inst.
has excited the most cordial and general satistadiEm among
the Freeholders of the County of, Durham, resident in and
near London. •

Your conduct, on that occasion, has afforded a strong proor
that your own personal convenience is, with you, a conside-
ration subservient to the wishes and Intercstsof your Con-
stituents, and that the advancement-of the public good, is
the predominant principle of your
The general Interest vehich the 14,1,1a1ic felt in the event of
your Eledion, confirms the opinidtP'which we entertained
of your merits, and justifies the excrtibns which that opinion
produced..
The peculiar circumstances of your Eledion will, we
trust; remain an honourable record of your merit to the latest
posterity .
_ _

We beg leave to convey to you 'our warmest Thanks for
your compliance with the general wishet of the Freeholders,
to continue you one of their Representatives in the next Par-
liament.

CEO. HAWS, Chairm4n.
ROWLAND BURDON, Esq.
London, England, 1802-07-29

NF..XT MONT)AY
The NEW STATE LOTTERY begins Drairig.
‘. uovooo in Priies.—Only 2.44c00 Tickets.
TICKETS .and SHARES are on Sale in great
variety, at HODG ES and Co.'s, Stock-Brokers,
No. 14§;1.55(4371Z--31--. ctri opposit. No. 44,
Sr, James's-street.

Prizes, to any amount, paid on demand.
London, England, 1802-07-29

REVIEW ON WIMBLEDON COMMON.

ABOtJT a fortnight since the Regiment of the
Scotch Greys Royal Dragoons, commanded by the
late brave ABERCROMBY, was removed into Sur-
rey, for the purpose of being reviewed by His Royal •
Highness the PRINCE of WALES, and yesterday was
the day appointed for this ceremony. About seven
O'clock'six Troops marched from Croydon anJ
from Kingston, for Wimbletkn common, where they
arrived soon after 'nine o'clock. Most unfortunate-
lyit then began to rain. No place offered for their
shelter, and they Were completely exposed to thg
weather. About ten o'clock' the DUKE of YORA.
arrived on the Common in his post-chariot and four
from his house in Portman-square. He had not arrived
many minutes before he received an express from the
PRINCE Of WALES, dated past nine o'clock, saying
that he was indisposed with a cold, and that in such
a morning it was therefore impossible for him tocomc
out without endangering his health. The Revievi
.commenced before *DUKE of Yoltit, as Commander
in Chief. As soon as His Royal Highness arrived-on
the Common, he alighted from his carriage and
mounted his Charger. His arrival being announced,
Gen. Du NDAS, the Commander of the Regiment, and
a number of other General Officers, met him, and con••
duCtecl him to the spot where the Regiment had
formed a line two deep. The. DUKE, rode past each
line, the men having their swords presented to him.
His Royal Highness then took his station, and the
whole Reginient marched past him by sub-divisions'
and threes, instead of single files, on account of the
weather, the rain at this time falling in torrena-
Havinggone through their various marching move-
ments and different manaravrings, :hey were divided'
into rour squadrons. Each .squadron charged sepa
rately. Between the charges skirmish firing took'
place, in. imitation of the approach of the Enemy-
This concluded with a general charge of the whole-
It was allowed to be very corredly performed, and
gave high satisfadion to the DUKE. The weather
continuing unfavourable, they did not go through
the-broad-sward-exercise, not did they dismount.
They formed a line two deep, and marched up to his
Royal Highness and gave him a Royal Salute, which
finished tine Review, The DUKE of YORK imme-
diately after left the ground.
The word of command was given tvith great pre'
cision by Colonel BOTHWELL.
Had the weather proved 'favourable, the review'
of this highly esteemed Regiinent would have been
great treat. - The men who forrn•zd the rear rank
had the greatest difficulty in managing their horses,
as the ground, from the heavy fall of rain, became
literally mud, and when they were upon the charger
the front rank horses sent back* such showers of it,
that those in the rear could hardly see.
An express was sent from Carlton House soon, •
after nine o'clock, to order the horses sent on fa
the PRINCE to return, which met them on the
other side of Putney-bridge.