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London, England, 1802-11-30

THE KING ql. ROWED.

The Defendant, who received the Judgment of
the Court on Saturday, appeared in Court, and en-
tered into a recognizance to preserve the peace 'for
three years, pursuant to his Sentence ; himself in
zool. and John Hodson Durand, Esq. and Charles
Harrison, Esq. in tool. each.

THE KING I.)'. THORNTON.

Mr. Hotkoyo moved, that the Defendant, Wil-
liam Thornton, a Worsted Manufaffirer„ in York_
shire, charged on' the.,oath of Betty Wright; his ser-
vant girl, with a Rape, he bailed. He stood corn.
initted ,by the Magistrates on suspicion of being
guilty.
The Court declined hearing all the, depositions
read, looked at -those on behalf of the' Prosecution,
but heard those which were made in exculpation,
after which the Defendant. WaS.Ser pc liberty,-on en.
tering into a recognizance, himself in. tool. and
four Sureties in 501, each, that he shall appear to
answer whatever shall be objeded to him, at the
next Assizes for the County of York.
Mr. JAR vis said, he had an application to make
for leave to file a. Criminal Information against a
Gentleman ; but he was aware, that by the practice
of the Court, he could not make a Motion, of-this
kind, on the last day of the Term ;_be, therefore,
only 'mentioned the case now, in order that he might
not be told, on the Other side, -that he was, too late
in making this application, for he should move -it
next:Term.

Lord ELLENBORQUGH said, that the Court must.
take care that,this practice of.mentiogirtg cases was
not to he ingrafted upon the. Court, that which,the
Court had in contemplation to pre-vent. They
Would therefore hear the case 'next .Term, and itidge
whether the party had any excuse for not making
this application sooner.
On an Application made that Cause might be.per-
-mitted to be shown before a Judge at.ChaMbers,
The CHIEF JU-STICE said,, that shall not be
'done, unless it appeati that it had been impossible
for the Parties to come to the. Court sooner : for.the
Cotit+ would not unnecessarily load the. labours of
the Learned Judges at Chambers.

A boy of thirteen years of age, lately put a
period to his existence at Paris, by shooting himself
with the greatest coolness and deliberation, after
previously announcing his intention to several boys
with whom he was playing.
London, England, 1802-11-30

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NEWCASTLE, Nov. 27.

Ow Saturday last, a disposition to Riot appeared.
among the Seamen of this Port, and continued (with
Some acts of violence, such' as dragging the men out
'of the ships in Shields Harbour, and otherwise
forcibly preventing them from sailing) until the
in(!rning of Tuesday last, when the. Right
_Wor-
shipful 'the Mayor, attended by proper Officers,
repaired to North Shields. He there had a conk.,
rence with some of, the Seamen as :to the grievances
complained of, the' most 'prominent of whiCh was
the low Rate of Wages; and from some con.'
ciliatory measures suggested by hiS Worship, as to
accommodating
.the differences bet tveen the Ship-
owners and Seamen, tranquillity appeared to have
been restored ; but it unfortunately happened that
the wind kept the loaded vessels from prOCeeding
to sea, and on Wednesday evening similar
graceful scenes occurred ; and on Thursday morn-
ing the presence of the Chief Magistrate was again
found , necessary. , Some attempts were made to
continue the Riot ; • but by the Mayor's spirited
exertions, and the assistance of His Majesty's gun.
brigs, the -Basilisk, Minx, and Confliti, every
thing was kept tolerably quiet, and it is to be
hoped, will remain so. One of the ring-leaders, (a
deserter from His Majesty's Navy) on Thursday
evening surrendered himself, and has discovered the
names of those men most active in the riot, against
whom proper measures have been taken to bring
them to punishment. The Mayor, and other Ma.
gisttates of Newcastle attended at Shield yesterday,
to use 'their endeavnurs to preserve the public
Peace. We trust they will be finally successful.

EXTRACT OF A LETTER, WRITTEN ON BOARD THE
MARIE REIGERSBERG, CAPT. LOMBARD, DATED

TENERIFFE, OCT. 6.

if We are now lying at .anchor here with all four
of the ships. The Bah) arrived four days before us,
the Korteaaar two, and the Pie:4g one day after us,
All is well on hoard. To-day or to-morrow we
shall again set sail.
" We have intelligence, that the Batavian Squa-
dron for the West Indies, under Command of Capt.
W, 0. BLOYS VON '1
EsLoNG, with the Transport
Ships, came to anchor On the Ist of Odober, .at-the
Great Canaries, near the City pf Palma, where news
had also been received that the Bato, with the other
Ships of the, East India Squadron, were at St. Croix
de Teneriffe, to take in fOsh water.

" On the 23d the Imperial Ambassador, Baron
FELz, was, by the Secretary of State for Foreign
Affairs, presented to the- Government of State, to
whom he delivered his Credentials.

We have it ;ruin good authority, that the EM_
PE RO It of RUSSIA has positively refused the Guaran.
tee of Malta, and that he will receive no more offers
from England on the ;Thjed."
London, England, 1802-04-26

SHEERNESS, APRIL 25.

Yesterday arrived the Crash Gun-brig, Lieut.
HAAIL INE, from a Cruize, and came into Harbour
to be paid Off.

The Courser Gun.vessel is paid off.

This day arrived. His Majesty's Ships Asia, of
64 guns, Polyphemus,. of 64 guns, and Chichester,
of 44. guns, to be paid off; the two former from
Yarmouth, and the latter from the Thames.—The
latter is coming into'Harbour.

DEAL, APRIL 2S.

ARRIVED from Sheerness, the Gannet Sloop of
War, and from the River, the East India Company's
ship, Neptune, Captain REDD! E, for China direft.
Sailed yesterday, morning the Pallas, LIVING.
STONE, for Gottenburgh, with the' goods on board
saved from the wreck. of the .Swedish East stadia
Company's ship, Sophia Magdalena.
The Osiergothland, for. Canton, Palled, • for
Lisbon, and Maria, for Demerary, sailed from the
Downs to the Westward yesterday morning ; the
latter has put back,, owing to strong contrary
winds, and the two former continue at sea.

The Danish Ship juliane Margaretha, Captain
JACOB NIA R Asso N, of and from Copenhagen, for
Sr. Croix, with provisions, got on shore on the
Goodwin Sands last. Thursday evening, from whence
she has been got off, and was yesterday brought
into the Downs, and has since been carried into
Ramsgate Harbour.
• The Brig La Renommee, of and from Dunkirk for
L'Orient, has been on shore near Dover, and got
off again without damage.

We halie before noticed the great indelicacy in
the Sheriffs appealing to His ,Royal Highness the
PRINCE of WALES, on their misunderstanding with
the Lord Mayor.—Nothing could be worse, ex-
cept such an appeal, than their condua 'on the day
that His Royal Highness honoured the Mansion-
House with .his presence. The answer of the
Prince to the letter of the Sheriffs is highly admi-
rable in many respells, and we have reason to be-
lieve that it was entirely dictated by His Royal
Highness himself.

The latter part of the letter, written by order of
the PRINCE of WALES to the Sheriffs,/ contains a
delicate, but just reproof to them, for attempting to
draw an opinion from His Royal Highness about
the rights at:City Dinners. . .
It is stated hi a Paper of yesterday, that Lord
ELLENBOROUGH will have to pass sentence ,upon
Mr. CATOR, for whom he was Counsel when that
Gentleman was convided of a Libel. This is in..
.rorre9 ; it is not the Chief Justice. who passes
sentence, it is the senior of the Puisne Judges.
• On the late appointment to the Chief Justiceship
of the King's Bench, it has been observed that
things must flourish in this kingdom where Lau, is

Consistevey.—A Paper of Saturday, in speaking
of the -procession of the First Consul to Norte Dame,
and of the applause, says, 'g that-each individual
wished to join his acclatnations to the general ac-
clamation." In another part of the same Paper it
Ltucs, that " there was not even in
,attempt_ to
wise a cry of 'vine Bonaparte."
London, England, 1802-04-26

THE OPERA.

]Wing's Theatre.
The beautiful opera of Mit/Jr-date was repeated
on Saturday last before a very numerous audienc,-.)
and received with great applause. It is a compost
don highly creditable to the genius of NAsoLIN,
in richness of imagination, as well as acettracy of
science.
usiCal
BANTI deservedly retains her hold on the m
amateurs. • Her taste and expression' indeed
her upon a level with the best Performers of t
day, and.her voice, though not equally. recommend-
ed by the charm of novelty, can always .touch the
heart. The duet between her and VicANotil
111
the second At was encored,
Poor HILLIGSBiRG having sprained her ancy,
could not uerform. The last Ballet was La Rile
Mal Garde, which, chiefly owing to LABOR E
hasGuts.:kalancEnti
his wife, went off very well. We ought, 110'
tpvroemr'istiongy,l ice
notice. Mad,
able dancer. There is also a Miss CKANFIELD°
daughter of a respeftable veteran of Coventd-
Garden Theatre, who appears with success, an
who, order the tuition of DE,cvt LLE, is likely
to become, conspicuous among the Corps de Ballet'
The intruding Fops, on the. Stage were oinre
numerous and more obstinate than usual, in maintain-
ing their ground, notwithstanding all the d,isT:
tb'ec"orimioe afrovmer;
pleasure of the audience which •cd with
was express
frequency and force.
London, England, 1802-04-26

CERTIFATES

May xs. John Andr:ws, of King-street, Bloomsbury, bridle-

Cutter.
George Hawkins, of Fish-streef-hill, druggist.
!oho Kayll, of Great St. Helens, money-scrivener.
Edward Howell, of Southwark, hop-merchant.
Joseph Haines Brandish, of Birmingham, factor.
Thomas Martin, of Fowkes-buildings, Tower-street, broker.
Samuel NeWton, of 'Manchester9 • corn-faelor.
Henry Tliornbigtow, of Little Bolton, cotton-manufa6turer.
George Worthington, of Manchester, dealer.

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THE SUN.

SOLETA QUIS DICERE TALSUM AUDE.AT ?
London, England, 1802-04-26

LONDON, APRIL z 6, zSoz.

TUE Ratifications of .the Spanish and Batavian
Governments were received at Lord HAWK.ESBUR Y'S
Office yesterday afternoon' at half past six o'clock
They were brought by Mr. HUNTER, jun. the
H King's Messenger, who landed at Dover. yesterday
forenoon it, an open boat from Boulogne.
It was understood this morning,. that a Privy
Council would be ..field this Day. at Windsor, on
the subjeet of the Proclamation of Peace, which is
not expelled to be made before Wednesday next,
and of course the general: Illumination will not
take place till that evening.

WE •yesterday received Paris journals of. the
2lst inst. and this morning those of the 22d ; the
contents of which are unimportant. The Moniteur
of the latter date is filled with long extrafts from the
Register of the Deliberations of the Municipal Ad-
ministration of the Cape, which do not furnish us
with much new Matter respe&ing the proceedings
there ; and with a long letter from COISNON, Di-
retaor of the Colonial Institutions, to the Minister
of the Marine and Colonies) which furnishes some
interesting details respeeting the conduct of Toys-
SAI wr upon the first landing of the French, which,
if we have room, we shall lay before our Readers
London, England, 1802-04-26

PORTSMOUTH, APALL 25.

This day was releated 'fro* quarantine, His
Majesty's Ship Ball-dbg, lately arrived from the
Meditecranean ; and also the follovving Transports,
viz. Zephyr, Boriitto, and Flora.

Arrived the Calcutta Armed Tender, of 24 guns,
from the West Indies ; but it blows so hard that no
boat has yet landed.
Came into Harbour His Majesty's Ships Neptune,
L' Hercule, and Donegal, to be paid off.
Yesterday His Majesty's Ship Wina'sc.r Castle
was paid off at this Port. '
London, England, 1802-04-26

MARRIED.

On Thursday, at St. Georges, Hatlover-square, William
Treacig,old, Esq,. of 'Cliestertiold-street, to Miss Russel, of
IfilMtreet, Berkele)-squ.ire.

DIED.

On the nth of Februaty last; at Kingston, .jamaie7a, of a
fever, „Mr. 'Peter Thomson, eldest son at John Thom-
son. of Burntisland, North Britain.
London, England, 1802-06-14

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2. Dr. Watkins'.s Biographical Dictionary, •
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4. Dr. Ma'yor's British Nepos.
5..--- Ditto's Natural History.
6. -- PlutarCh.
7. - Ditto's Spelling-book.
S. 1-- Ditto's Short-hand.
• 9.- Dr. Gregory's Polite Education.
to. Mr. Irving's Elements of English Composition.
if. Mr. Pratt's Classical English Poetry.
12. Dr. Watkins's Scripture Biography.
13. Dr. Bus'oy's,Musical Dictionary.
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16. Miss Aikin's Poetry for Children.
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CORN EXCHANGE,

7u.,!/. 14.

WE have many fresh arrivals of Grain in gent_:ral ;
the Foreign Cargoes of Wheat going toFtal;cu, klep
up the prices of that article here ; Barley anti i'vLlt
have rather a dull sale; Oats, from the l;;rge sup-
ply, are is. cheaper ; in Pease and Bears we see
little alteration ; Flour remains as last week.

Wheat sas a 6z5 a 72.5 ed
Fine do. -73 s a 75S ad
Malt
,- 45s a 4gs a 5.1 S oLI
Filieditto -52 S a 535 od
Barley - 3os a 34$ od
Rye -32 s a 36s ort
White Pease 365 a 39s 6(1

Means -33 s a 38,:
Tick ditto - 3os a 33i 6.1
Oats - t 4.5 a if.'s zis
Poland do. 223 a 23s od
Rape Scesi 311 a x4l per last
tine 1. lour 5 a 6os p•zr sack
Second do. 50. s a css pei do.

The brilliant diamond breast-bow, which was
lost at St. James's on the Birth-day, belongs to
the Countess of BEVPRLEY. It was fortunately
found by a General Officer, and has been 'returned
to her Ladyship. This beautJal ornarm-nt is esti- .
mated at near three thotisand pounds in a!tic.
Our emigrating speculators iirobaby be dis-
appointed in their expeecations, on perusi7\t; the
following advertisement, which we have rot
their information, from • one of the last American
papers we received. Wanted to purchqse, seve-
ral trcitlermen ‘v!c) have but lately arrved, (..7arpcw-
ters and Stone masons will have the preierePee I''
We arc assured that many persons who go out on
speculatitni,, particularly from Ireland, w irnout be-
irg able to pay their passage, are sold by some of
the Captains on their arrival, for a certaln number
of years.

On Saturday last, as two fishermen were fishing for
flounders, at Bugsby's Role, near Woolwich, they
found, to their great surprize, a fine Sturgeon had "n.
tangled himseit in their net, measuring eight feet
long, and weighing z.l.¢ lb, which being ',iiserved by
Mr. John Rough, one of the principal Assistants to the
Water-balliff, was seized by him, and brought to the
Lord Mayor, at the Mansion House, who ordered
it to be carried to Wind,or, as a presetit from his
Lordship to Their Majesties.
London, England, 1802-06-14

SHEERNESS, JUNE 13.

ON Friday evening, after post, sailed on a Cruize
to the Westward, His Majesty Ship Amphiog, of 36
guns, Capt. FRASER; and the Strombolo Bomb_
vessel, up the Thames, to be paid off.

This day sailed up the Thames, His Majesty's
Sloop Autumn, Capt. RICHARDSON.

DEAL, JUNE 13.

7R?. East India Company's Ships Carnatic and
IPindham, from China, arrived yesterday morning
in the Downs, .and they have both proceeded to the
River.

The outward-bound Ships Lord Ehlox and 111;ner-

va, reinaln.

By. the Eliza, arrived on Saturday, we learn that
the Ganges had arrived in China, and that the
lowing Ships for China had arrived ar Malacca, the
25th, and sailed from thence the 27th November,
v lz.—Wailer, Alh;on, Duke of Bucchugh, Alfred,
Woodford, Taunton Castle, Belvidere, and Earl of
,4bergavenny.
The Echo, Dutch sloop of war, arrived at the
Cape of Good Hope on the i Bth of April, on her
way to Batavia, from the Texel, which she left on
the 3d of January.
The Amethyst, of 36 guns, is ordered from Ply-
mouth to the Coast of Scotland, to cruize against
the Smugglers.
Saturday the Amazon, of 36 guns, sailed from the
Downs for Yarmouth ; and the Amphion, of 32 guns,
took the Downs station.

Twelve Frigates and Sloops of War have been
ordered from Portsmouth, to cruize against the
Smugglers ; particularly on the Coast of SuSsex.

We are enabled to state from authority, that the
Mutiny of the Bth West India regiment, which
broke out in Dominica on the loth of April last,
was completely quelled on the i ztli, by the alive
exertions and bravery of the Governor, assisted by
the 68th regiment, the militia of the island, a de-
tachment of marines, and His Majesty's ships
4tationed off the island.
At the same time, it is with extreme concern
that we have to relate, that Captain CAMERON,
Lieut. MACKAY, and Lieut. WASTENEYS, Of the
Bth regiment, were put to death by the mutineers;
and that the Quarter_Master General's Assistant,
and the Commissaries, with several of the white
non-commissioned officers, shared the same fate.—
Mr. Barron, the Clerk•of the Ordnance, was mot.-
tally wounded.

The following is the account of the loss sustained
by His Majesty's troops :-
68th Regiment-3 men killed, is wounded.
Two marines of the Magnificent, badly wounded.
Militia—r man killed, 6 wounded.
One volunteer sailor badly wounded.

The loss of the Bth West India regiment is
stated to be, at the least, too-killed and wounded.

The reduction in the various Departments are
proceeding very rapidly, particularly
.in the Mili-
tary branches. In the Barrack Department alone,
there will.be an annual saving of nearly two hun-
dred thousand pounds.
The Barracks in Great Britain, including the
Islands of Guernsey, Jersey, and Alderney, will,
on the Peace Establishment, afford accommodarions
fir about fifty thousand Infantry, and between seven
aid eight thousand Cavalry ; those in Ireland will
Ix; 'Nit!) very-few exceptions, retained.
London, England, 1802-06-14

FALMOUTH, JUNE 11.

Pur back, the Prince Adolphus Packet, JONES,
with Lisbon Mail of the Ist instant; and also the
Schooner Nancy and Mary, for Lisbon. The for-
mer will now also take the Lisbon Mail pf the Bth
instant. The two Packets with Mails fur Jamaica
and New-York, are also expeCied to have put back
to some Port to the. Eastward of this, as the wind
has blown very strong to the Southward for these
two days past.

Arrived this day, the American Ship Mndostan,
Capt. OLIVER FINLEY, 33 days from Philadel-
phia, having on board 6000 barrels of flour for a
market ; the American Brig Richmond, Capt. JA
COB WEBB, fiom Charlestown, with rice, &c. 48
days passage, for orders ; and the Brig Fame, of
Bremen, Capt. STREICKING, from Charlestown,
with rice, 40 days passage.
The Chesterfield Packet, BLIGHT, is appflinted
to carry out the Mail of the 16th inst. for the
Leeward Islands.
London, England, 1802-06-14

ARCHER' and HAUGI-ITON, froth. Dublin,
Irish Poplin and Tabbinet Manufacturers a• -d Mercers,
to Her .Majesty, their Royal Highnesses the Prince and
Princess of Wales, Duke and Dutchess of York, Dutcbess
of Wirtemberg, and the Princesses, No. 8, Henrietta-street,
Covent ;garden, London:
The-elevated • Patronage of Her Majesty,. the different
Branches of the Royal Family, and Ladies of the first Rank.
and 'Fashion, it iS hoped has sufficiently established, in the
opinion of -a discerning Public, the deeided superiority cf
Archer's and Haughton's Poplins and Tabbinets, • Gold,
Silver, Figured, and Plain Chamberry Muslins and Italian
Cambric Sarsenets for Court, Ball Dresses, Turbans, &c. to
render it .unnecessary for that House to reply to the Adver-
tisements of others, whose.chief pretension to the trade is the
copying of their Advertisements.
CAUTION.
Whereas Archer and Haughton have been credibly in-
formed, that a great many people in this kingdom are now,
and have been, for some time past, inanufaekuring and sel-
ling Poplins and Tabbinets, as Irish, of an inferior quality,
under the name of'Archer and Haughton'; Nlanufaclory, with
a view to discredit and injure their House, -and a gross impo-
sition on the Public in general ; they are determined, a's far
as lies in their power, to prosecute to Conviction arty person
or persons so vending Poplins and Tabbinets, under the
name of their Manufadure, that was not actually. .bought at
their House
*** Merchants supplied many Amount.
They-have the honour to acquaint the Nobility and Gen-
try,. that their Warehouse is stocked with a greater variety.
ot' Monming Goods than into be found in any other House in
whieh they are enabled to sell (for ready moneyj at
-
prices much lower than they cast he, had else Where, the
. whole being of their own manufaCture :—they consist of
White and Black Bombazeens, Chamberry Muslins, Cambric
Sarsenets, Rasdimores for Widows, Armozinas, dress, Bar-
eelon Serges, Lutestsings, Cyprus Sarsenets, Poplins,
Modes, Crapes, Scarf bilks, Handkerc.hiefs, Bombazets for
Servants, &c. also a great chi ice of Patterns in grey Pciplins
and. Sarsenets, for slight Mourning. English yard-vfide
POplin's of a superior quality, at 3s. 6d. per yard ; Velures,
double black Serges, and rich Irish ,Tabbinet in different
Patterns; plain, corded; chain, and stripg, .for Clergymen
asrei Gentlethen who. al ways -wear.black ; they never grow
rusty or greasy in wearing, beint; of the very hest triple tire.
No second price ever asked for any article bought at their
Housr. •
N. B. Ladies own Spinning manufactured into' Poplins or
•
'rabbi:lets ; fabberays for Furniture of the dita-rent las Mu.,
able Colours, manufactured on the 41Patiest notlet.'
London, England, 1802-06-14

PORTSMOUTH, JUNE 13.

DROPPED down to St. Helen's, His Majesty's
Ship Cambrian, Admiral MITCHELL, bound to
Halifax.

Sailed the /mperieuse Frigate, for the Eastward.
Passed by the following East India Ships Car-
natic, Windham, Hinclostan, Hope, Boddam, Lord
Duncan, Henry Addington, Ocean, Nottingham, and
Admiral Gardner.

The Marquis of Ely arrived at St. Helena the
19th April.
Arrived the St. Josef Spanish ship, from the Ha-
vannah, and sailed for Lor.don.
London, England, 1802-06-14

CaSSla.

BRANDENBURGH HOUSE.

THE theatrical amusements resumed at' this
hospitable and splendid Mansion on .Feit
consisted of three dramatic Pieces, written by. the
Margravinc of ANSPACH, or rather, as site nis ow-
denominated, the Princess BERKELEY. "ne names
of these dramatic productions were, TheF.ast of
the Statues, The Two qfficers, and /maginate9ll In
each of these Pieces the Princess herself perf:bned,
and the charatters she supported were so diversified
as to afford great scope for the varie:y oraer talents.
Indeed her theatrical powers would do credit to
professional Perfbrmers.
The Hon.KEPPti. CRAVE,: also distingnished his
theatrical abilities with corsiderae succos. Mr.
H. ANGELO assisted with much humour, and in the
• course of the night gratified the an,lience wish a
hum,:urous Song. • A Gen:]eman sung a work
Song, with admirable ability. The Princes
vered an Epilogue written by herself, acknowtedg-
dng that two of the Dramas were rie.:sl<ttions from ,he
French, and humourously, yet modestly, firing the
preference to them in their present Engish form.
After the dramatic Entertainm-n:s, a most
splendid supper was given to the audience, consist-
ing of a profusion of every thing the season affords. ,
The quantity of fruit, indeed, was equal, if not
superior, to any ever seen at this period of the year.
The company consisted of forty-two persons,
among whom were Lord and Lady Cuot.r.sos.
DELEY, Lord and Lady YARMOUTH, several Fo-
reigners of distinction, and many People of high
Fashion in this country. One servant in Royal
livery attended each pair of guests, and the shew
of twenty-one attendants so splendidly a:tired, curt-
stittited no small feature in the general magnificence.
The company were det::ned by the v.tried de-
lights of the place, and the attention of the fair
hostess, till a very late, or rather a very early
hour, and retired much gratified by what Might in-
deed be considered as

" The feast of reason and the flow of soul,'

resulting from the mental repast of the Dramatic
.E,ntertainments, and the exuberant display of splen-
did hospitality.
London, England, 1802-06-14

PARIS, lu!cE

Ey Letters from co„,,„,:thiqle, hf oe 26th
April, we learn, that according to recent lie W 3
received from Egrt,/, hoitilities continued between
the GRAND VIZ FR tnll the I: appears that
the latter have formed a very cnmsiderable party in
their favour. The Generalissimo of the ottoman
Army has ordered fresh Troops to march against
them. This stare of things occasions the greatest
inquietude. It is feared that Egypt wiil again fall
entirely under the yoke of the Be} s. _

ACTS OF THE GOVERNMENT.

DECREE OF THE 29TH MAY.

BONAPARTE, First Consul of ;he Republic, upon
the report of the Minister for Foreign AlEtirs, de-
crees :

" ART. I. Citizen ANDRLOS SY is appointed Ambassador
of the French Republic to His BR LIANNIC MAJESTY.
" 11. The Minister for Foreign Altiiirs is charged with
the execution of the present Decree..
" The First Consul, (Signed} BONAPARTE.
" By the First Consul, •
" The Secretary of State, (Signed) H. B. MARE'r."
London, England, 1802-04-19

GEORGE E. SHUTTLEWORTH, .AVC-
TI ONE DR, respedfully informs his Friends and the
Public, that having-completed his Apprenticeship with
Mr. Smith, of Broad-street, and made every-necessary ar-
rangement for establishing himself in his profession, at his
Office, No. 15, Austin-,Friars' dy takes the libe thus pub-
licly to solicit the Favours of his
Friends, which-will be re-
ceived with respect, and attended to with-assiduity.
C. E. S. presumes, that after a servitude of seven. years
with 111.1% Smith, he may, wahout vanity; otter himself to
the Pt:blic, as.a person hilly, competent to estimate the Va-
lue, and dispose of Property of every description, and begs
leave to say, that any business committed. to his.cae, will
be transacted with integrity, punctuality, and dispatch, and
upon the most liberal and moderate terns. Assignees, Trus-
gees, or Individuals, requiring temporary Loans, may be ac-
commodated therewith, at legal interest, upon lodging in his
bands disposable security and anorder fur'publia'sale7Within
a given time. •
Austin-Friars, near the Royal Excitanp, \larch 13.;
London, England, 1802-04-19

AROMATIC SPIRIT'of VINEGAR,
(The original I ovention,of Mr. Henry
Prepared and Sold by .Tnom A's and W HENRY,
Chemists and Apothecaries, Manchester.
THlS.most- agreeably. rcrfumed Liquor is a Com.
pound of highly Concentrated Vinegar, joined with the
mo'st.pleasant Aromatics. Its strong and pungent odour ren-
ders it extremely gratcfu'l and salutary to prerson labouring
under 'Head-achy, Paintings, &c. and-adapts it for counter-
acting the bad elleds of heated or foul Air.; .Hence it has
been found highly useful in Rooms, where the infection of
Fevers, of Sore Throats, or other contagious diseases pre-
vail ; and'hy all crowded places-of public resort,:aw Theatres,-
Courts of Justice, &c. It may also be particularly'recom-
mended to persons residing in Hot Climates.
The 'Artm-otic Spirit of Vinegar, price 21. gel. each bottle,
Stamp included, is sold wholesale and retail,: by Bayley and'
Blew, •Cockspur-street • ;the only persons in London author
riiedbythe Proprietors to sell the same) where may be had
Sp:mge Btfxes• of gold, • silver,-cornelian, crystal, &c.
N.l;:--.Each bottle, beSidesa,copper-plate labelfisigned by
the preparers, has the letters T. and W. Henry's A'roMatie
Spirit of Vinegar moulded in the glass.—Their names- are
also engraved u the Stamp,- the counterfeiting Of which is
Felony.
At the same place may be had,' Henry's Calcined
MagneSia, irr bottles at is. 9'd. as. 6d. aud 31. 6d. each,
Stamps included.
London, England, 1802-04-19

TO' BE. PEREMPTORILY SOLD.,
Pursuant to a Decree of His Majesty's Court of Exchequer,
at Westminster, in a Cause PR IDEA U X - against ST.
AUBYN,
,at the King's Remembranccr's Office, in the
InnerTernpfr,,. London, before Abel Moysey, Esq. De-
puty_ Remembrancer of the said Court, on Tuesday the.
27th Day.orApril inst. at Twelve athe Clock at Noon;
..Q. EVERAL•MANORS and LANDS, late of Sir
L. 3 John. St. Aubyn, Bart, deceased {for the term of boo
years, which commenced on the teth Day -of Odober, 1772.),,
fripg and being in the several Parishes and Towns of Burian,
Saint Just in Penwitit, Paul, Maddern, Marazion, Sennen,
Saint Levan,. Saint 17,rt1i,, Saint Ives,' Ludvan, Phillack,
Wendron, Mawgan, Holston, Cury, and Saint Creit, in the
County of curn.vaii..

For Particulars; apply at the Office of the said Deputy
0r
nernbrancer ; at tii Office of Messrs. Gryns, Borlase
Scott, at Heiston; and to Mr. Catty, at the King's Re-..
nbrancer's Office aforesaid.

TO BE. PEREMPTORILY SOLD, •
Pursuant to a Decree of the High Court of Chancery, made
in a Cause-MONEY against MONEY, with the appropa-
tiort of John Esq one of the Masters'cif the said
Court, at the King's Arms lon, in RoSs, in the County of
Hereford, oh Thursday the'zzd Day .of April 'instant, -be-
tween the Hours of
.Three and Four in the Afternoon,. in
One Lot
A FREEHOLD ESTATE, called REVELLS,
,
Ft situate in thj Parish of Linton, in the County of Here-
ford, containing upwards of 170 .Acres of Arable, Meadow'
and Pasture Land, in the- occupation of Thomas Bond, at
Sol. a year,
:under a Lease, for Twenty-one Yeats from the
Ist of August, 178 S. , .
Particulars may be had (gratis) at the said Master's'Chant-
bets, Southampton-buildings, London ;of Nlr: Whit
combe, Serjeant's-inn, Fleet Street ; of Messrs.. WhitcOmbe
and Co. Gloucester ; And at the-Place.of Sale. •
London, England, 1802-04-19

EPPING FOREST.
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION,
By Mr. SHUTTLEWORTH,

At Carraway:s, To-morrow, at Twelve o'Clock, by Order
of the Assignees, and Consent of the; rustees,
A Neat Con:Taft RESIDENCE, commanding a
_pleasant Situation, in a selecttGenteel Neighbourhood,
near Wanstead Park, six miles from London, N 0.6, Asiem-
bly-row, EPPING FOREST, containing Four airy Bed-
rooms, Dining and Breakfast Parlours, Kitchen,. suitable
Ohices and neat Garden, with a Coach-house, Stabling for
two Horses, Loft, Sze. held for a term of which Twenty-
two years were unexpired at
.Lady.day last, Rent 51. per
Annum.

May- be viewed till the Sale, with leave of the Tenant,
when particulars may be had at the Green Man, Lay tonsone
Eagle, sharesbrook ; Bush, Park' Gate, Wanstead ; at Gar-
raway's • and of Mr. Shuttlewurth, Austin-Friars, near the
Royal
.1, xchangt.

LEASEHOLD FARM, utar Rumford, Essex, and MOLE-
TY of a FREEHOLD ESTATE, Old-street.
• TO bE SOLD liY• AUCTION,
fly Mr'. SHUT ILEWQR.TK, • •

At Carraway's, To-morrow, at in Two Lots, by
Order of the Assignees't And Consent of the Trustees,
ot :.

THE remaining Terni in an eligible FARM,
comprizing t7o Acres (more or less) of rich Arable and
;Meadow Land, conveniently Ji tuate on the border of Hainault
Forest, In Collier-row, two*miles from Romford. live from
Ilford, and twelve trorn London, in the County of Etsex,
with two Farm-houses, Barn, Stabling; Cottages, and nu-
Fnerou Out-buildings, oart lett on Lease for the whole term,
and the remainder to 'tenants at Will, at 41101:Laing
to 2211: tea. per annum.
London, England, 1802-04-19

.PARIS, APRIL Ip

THE Law relative to religious worship decree(
by, the Legislative Body on the' Sth, will be pro•
mulgatecl next Sunday at day-break.
That day will be kept as a Holiday the
at all
Public Offices.
The Sittings of the Council of State are cl fixe
for the future on Tuesday, 'Thursday, and Saturdar
in.every week.

A

•
TELEGRAPHIC DISPATCH. -•
FHE CONTRE ADMIRAL GANTHEAUME TO THE.
NIsTER OF THE MARINE AND OF THE COLONIES.,
" Prest, April 13.
" The squadron under my orders is arrived fitnn,
St. Domingo, without accident, after a passage °L
thirty-sixsdays.
c‘ There is no other news than what has been
brought by the Cisa4ille."
London, England, 1802-04-19

TTHEATRE-ROYAL DRURY-LANE.
0-MORROW EVENING, APRIL *zo, 18oz,
• . Will be performed,
PIZARRO.
Ataliba, Mr. POWELL ;
• Rolla, Mr.. KEMBLE ;
Pizarro, Mr. BARRYMORE ;
Alonzo, Mr. C. KEIVIBLE ;
.. Las Casa's, Mr. WROUGHTON ;
Cora, Mrs. HARLOWE;
Elvira, Mrs. SIDDONS.
• WITH
THE SPOIL'a CHILD.

t-v,THEATRE-FLOYAL, COVENT-GARDEN.
I.°.MORROW EVENING, APRIL 20, f Scz,
will be performed,
THE CABINET..
Principal Chara&ers by
Mr. BRAHAM, .Mr. MINDEN,
Mr. FAWCETT, Mr. EMERY,
Mr. KING, and Mr. HILL;
MATTOCKS, Mrs. ATKINS,
H. jouNsTom, Mrs. DAVENPORT,
Mrs. DIBDIN, Mrs. POWELL,
And Signora STORACE.,
. . • wi T 11
BRAZEN MASK ;
The n r, ALBERTO AND ROSABELLA:
%,verture and Music corpposed by Mr. Mout; rAIN and
Mr. 13..tv Y
Entire New Scenery, Machinery, Dresses and Decora-
be tions.
Scenery by Messrs. .Phillips, Lupino, Hollogan and
Whitmore:
Machinery and Decorations by Messrs. Sloper, Cress-
well and Goostree.
The Dresses by Mr. Dick, Mrs. Egan and Assistants.
London, England, 1802-04-19

r . -TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION,
A t-the ,Hop Pole.lnn,.iii Worcester, on Thursday the 3d 154
of june.neNt,
.betwe;:ii die flours.ol Thrcz and Si of ;he
At`cernoon, subjed to. Conditions of 'Sale to be • then pro-
, pro-
d . . .
. . . . .
AK.t,
-Ele'grant 'New...eieCted VILLA in the Parish
of, Whittington, in the County of Voreester,. within
two Miles of the City, with the 0 Ifilet,,, Coach-hotise, Stable,
Garden, and Shrubt;erymi•atly ia;dout, and about three Acres
of rich Meadow Land, in high-cultivation, part whereof has
lately been planted with choice Fruit Trees. The Land and
Premises. adjoin tent London Turnpike Road, leading from
Worcester to Pershore; arc within a pleasant walk ot 'Whr-
cester, conunandt delightful View of the adjoining Country,
are Trechold, a desirable spot tor a small. Family, and were
late the Praperty-and Residence' of Mr.,Jonathan Lea, de-
ceased. - . • - • - - . .

For other Particulars, ap-aly. to Mr. Bird, College-yard,
Worcester; or Mr. Yconon,., No. 12 and 13, Clements Inn,
London. •

COAL AND, IRON MINES:
.TO 'BE SOLD. 1.1 N." AUCTION,
At Garraway's CoII '' Change Alley, LoridOn
Thursday the 27th day at: My, 002, unless preilbusly
disposed of by Private Contratt),
Lot r.•

THE LEASE of • a Rich and Valuable going
COAL and IRON MINE, at Billingsley, and at
Kinlet, in the County of Salop, with the Colliers' Houses,
Machinery, Railways, and Way-leaves thereunto belonging,
and the FREEHOLD ESTATES of SCONTS and NEW
ENG LAND; and Estate called WOOLSTONWO OD,
held under the D'eln and Chapter of Christ Church, Oxon,
purchased for the use of the Works.
This Mine being situated within three miles of the Severn,
near td-Bewdley, and Stourport; thus possesses the dotible.
advantage of an immediate outlet to the Sea,.by means of the
River, and of a Communication..with the internal parts of
the Country, by means of' the Canal at Stourport.--!There
has been found upon the Estate of Billingsley, which consists
of upwards of boo Acres, a Vein.of Red Iron Stone; the
quantity of Iron contained in`which, is in the proportion of
6o to too, being the richest. Iron Stone yet discovered (the
Cumberland one,cxcepted), and it lies in a.thgnlar,solid mea-
sure or stratum of about ao inches in thickness. There are a
variety of other Iron Stones fOund upon the Estate,- and there
is an abundance-of Coal, so that for persons of skill and en-
terprise, with capital sufficient for the undertakingi a more
advisable purchase can hardly occur, whether it is to be
estimated by the richness and quality of the Mine; or the
advantage of local situation,
London, England, 1802-04-19

WATER-WORKS, PRESTON, LANCASHIRE,
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, •
At the House of Mr. William Corry, the George Inn, Pres-
ton, on Thursday the t3th Day of ilay, 18oz, at .Six
o'Clock in the Afternoon ;

TWELVE FIFTEENTH PARTS or SHARES
(the whole Concern being divided into • Fifteen equal
Parts or Shares) of and in the PRESTON I,V ATE R-
WO RKS, with the .Reservoir, Horse-Mill,- Malt-Mill,
Malt-Kiln, Cottages, and other Premises belonging to the
Water-Works Company. The whole being held by LeaSe
under-the Corporation of Preston, tin- the residue pt a term of
999 .Years,:; under a small reserved Rent. _ _

-Erant the rapidly increasing. Size 4nd Pcipti'Zion of The
Town of Preston, and the demand for Water_ in the New
Streets, it is.probable that ;.,11 exteranonot these Vtorisrnig4t
be made tJ great advantage. •

Further particulars may be had, hy, applyirig to. Messrs.
Rathbi.rne,- Hughes, and Duncan, Merchants, Liverpool ; or
.Mr. Cross, Attorney, Preston. .
London, England, 1802-04-19

LOt
,i.

The LEASE of. a Valnal;leCOAL MINE at Wolver-
hampton, in the County of SW/6rd.) ' •
,For further particulars, apply to Alexander Mundell,
Esq. No. 3, Fludyer-4street, Westminster ;• or P. Lewis,
Esq. No.' f, Kings Bench, Walks, ,Temple, London, who
are authorized to sell the smile by Private Contra& • .

WEST INDIES; ere. See.
THE MEDICINB, which is sold -.by the Pro_
prietots' sote Agent, Alt. Thomas Golding, No. 4z,
Cornhill, London (and by his appointment at one eminent
Druggist's in every principal—Sea:port Town in the United-
Kingdoms), to PREVENT and CURE the YELLOW
F EVER, in boxes; with full PireEtions in case of an attack
of any kind of Fever, One G'uinea each, sufficient for-one
person twelve months,' is also best Preservative of Health
in a Foreign
,Climate, as will appear by Letters from the
following respectable Persons, vd.
J. Liston, Esq. Jenny n-street, St. James's, to His Excel!ecy
R. Liston • Esq. British Ambassador at Philadelphia;
T. J. Hawking, Esq. Royal Navy, to Mr, Golding;
J. James, Esq. ditto; to the, Proprietors;
Captain Sall, Andromeda West I ridiarnan ;-
Captain Hodgson; Hope ditto ;
Captain Robertson, Hero ditto ;
C. Johnstone, Esq. St. Anne's; Jamaica ;
which, with Qtiler nizinerons,, eqnally respett-able,t and talc-
quivocal 'Festimony of tilt ne'ver-:ailing Efficacy of this va.
luahle N'l?dieine, may be seen in Pamphlets, to be had gratis
at Mr. Golding's, at all the Country Venders', and at many
of; the pik,cipal Cc:at:a...hour zs, Inns, Jim, &s. moat pwr,.
London, England, 1802-04-19

7 .7

- • D.t.ED
Thursday, At Rath, General Colaiteiplthe..4ith
Rc. Meniber for Cambridgz.shire; and one of the Gen-
demon Majesty's Bcdchanilier. •
po, Thursday, at Woodford, in the 'sth year of his age,
Mr. Rouen Loxhain, Lite of.the koval-Lbtchau6e, In,;urariee
I4roker.

Latc/y, of a lingering illness, Mies Collins, daughter of
Mr. Mi.chael COlins, of St. C4eniznt Danes.

By the King's Royal Letters Patent, devolved to N.-and.S.
GODBOLD.
Gi.ObBOID's VEGETABLE BALSAM,
For the CURE of CONSUMPTIONS,ASTHMAS, Sze.
A DMITTED by a Body of Physicians to be
.I....th..firSt Medicine in the Vv'rorld for the above Com--
plaiatS ; and never was an instance known of its failing,
taken on the first attack ; and in many instances it has died:,
ed a Cure 'when the hones have conic through the skin.--A
stronger 7, proof .of its reputation cannot be given, than the
sanction di some 'of the first Nobility is the Kingdom, as
follow, who have ex-perionced and_witnessed its efficacy, and
strungly rei',oininend its being kept in all Families,, to have it
.taken in the first Stage: •
The; Most Noble the -Marquis of Lothian.
Right Hon. Viscount Dudley and Ward,.
Right. Hon.. Lord Macdonald.
Right Hon. Lind C rantley.
Right Hon. late Lord forteseue.
Right Hon, Lord
.MontiOrd.
Right Hon, late Viscountess Dudley-and Ward,
Right Hon. Lady Dowager Grantley.
Right Hon, Lady DoWager ViscoUnt Falmouth.
Rigid Hon.. Lady Dowager Fortescue.
.Lady Appreece,
Sirs—Francis Blake, Edward Newenham, John
and Geort a Armstrong harts

,„
Generals.—bovie, and Drouly.
Colon&ls—Baker, and Debatli: .
And a great malty others ct the Nobility, as may be seen. in
the Treatise, at the Proprietors', and S. Godbold, No. 3,
BllTomOury7square,.WliaC it is given every day front ten till

. -
' -
One o'clock. (Sundays e\ccpted)."
Sold retail at one or more Vender's in every City and capi-
tal TOnitt. N. and S. c;odbold, is written on every label on
tne bottles, in. 'theieoWn hand-writing.
London, England, 1802-04-19

This Day was published, price zs. 6.d.•
A N ESSAY on the CONVERSION .of SOILS ;
La. part of which has been submitted to the Hon. Board of
Agriculture: together with some Observations and Remarks
on the BREEDING of '§i-lEEP.ansi CATTLE.. .
lIENRY HOYTE, Land Valuer, Faringdou, Berks.
#aringdon : Printed and sold by M. Piggot ; sold -also by
Slatter and Munday, Biitcher-row, Oxford ; R. S.... Kirby%
Paternoster-row ' • and Didier and Tebbet, St. j ariles's- street,
London ; and by j. Rusher, Reading.,
Where may be had, a curious Colledion of Hand-Bills,
Addresses, and Songs, &c. by the Candidates for OXford,
price 2.5. 6d.
London, England, 1802-04-19

T H E

41-
S U fk
o,

hIONDjY,.APRIL 19, 1802.

This Day were published, price Ss. in boards,
The Second Part of the Fifth Volume of

MEMOIRS of. the LITERARY and PHILO-
SOPHICAL SOCIETY of NTAI‘CCHESTER.

Printed for T. Cadell, jun: and W. Dayies,-Stranc.
Of whom may be had, the Fiat Part, and all the preced-
ing Volumes, except the Third, which will be speedilyre-
printed. •

This Day were published, price'ls. 6d.

R. •
EMARKS on the *Design and Formation of the
ARTICLES of the CHURCH of ENGLAND; in-
tended to illustrate their,trueineaning : A SERMONTreach-
ed before the University of Oxford, arSt. Mary's; on Sunday,
February 14, 1802. . _
By WILLIAM Lord BISIJOP of BANGOR.
_

Printed at the University Press, for Hartwell and
Parker; and sold by F: and, C. Rivington, and J. Hatchard,
London ; Broker, Chester; and Eddowes Shrewsbury,
Where may be had, lately published,
I. Three Sermon's on the Sacrament, by the BiShop of Ban-
gor, price 2S.
2: A Sermon on Creeds,- by the Bishop of Bangor, price .ti.
3, A Col ledion o fal l the Bishop of Bangor's Sermons iniTrie
volume; price ss. boards.
4. Ail Explanation of the A thanasian Creed, by the late
Dr. Doctwell, price zs. 6d. boards.
S. Eight Sermons on Prophecy, by G. Richards, M. A.
6s. boards.

6. Horw Mosaitm, by G. S. Faber, M. A. z vols. 14s.
boards.

7. Sermons for the Use of Schools and Families, by T.
Napleton,D. D. price 6s. boards:

This Day was published,
Embellished with t leven Wood Cuts •byNE S r;
Price zs. 6d. in Boards,

Tilt PATERNAL PRESENT ; being a SE-
quEL ,to PITY'S GIFT. Chiefly seleded from
the Writings of Mr: PRATT.
Printed for I'. N. Longman and 0. Rees, Paternoster-
row; and J. Harris, (successor to Mr. Newbery), St. Paul's
Church-yard.
Of w.vhom,maq be had, lately published,
Pity's Gift; a Collet ion of Interesting Tales, from the
Works of 'qr.-Pratt. Third Edition, price is. 6d. boards.
" The wkitings of Mr. Pratt are so well known to the
Public, t:fat it Would be unnecessary to examine critically
the contents of this little Volume. The SeleOfon is not in-
judicious ; and it may repress the too conimiqi*ProPensity of
Children to harass ancttorment helpless animals"

Critical RcvictV;.ttily, 1799

This-nay waspublished;
In Royal Odavo,..price igs. in boards,
Volume I. of..
A TIEATISE on vhe LAW of BANKRUPTCY
• - - - in SCOTLAND.
Hy GEORGE JOSEPH BELL, Esq. Advocate.
Printed tor Manners and' Miller, and A. Constable, Edin-
burgh; and Longman and Rees, Paiernostor-row.

Honos erit huic quoque Porno !
:r1 YDER CELLAR," A/hi:ten-lane, Covent-Gar-
den : Styre, •Cockagee, Golden 'Pippin, other Cyder,
and Squash Perry, in. great perfection.—Never did the gene-
rous Dapper flow with a richer juice ! •
Wine,. Rum, Brandy, Geneva, and very fine flavoured
Orange Shrub.
A Quantity of old Cyder, calculated for the East Indies,-
or any Hot Climate.