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The Sun.
London, England, 1802-01-09

PORTSMOUTH, JAN. 8.

ARRIVED this moruing: the Ship Queen, MEG-
o isox,.from SurinatiiCL-She sailed early in Novem-
ber• 'F •
in company wit a arge lea,. under, convoy
of His Majesty's Ship'Magicienne, from which she
pilled in a'gale of wind about a month since. •
Arrived the Canton, Walmer Castle, Wand Thames
East India Ships, from the Downs. •
This morning a- Marine was executed on board
His Majesty's Ship Acaito, at Spithead, pursuant
to his sentence, for having throWn a glass bottle ai
his Corporal.

. .
The Court Martial on the„ Mutineers of the re,
meraire adjourned this evening, the Trials no:

being over,
London, England, 1802-01-09

THEAIRE-ROYAL, COVENT-GAIWEN,
NIONDAY. EVENING, January i t, tBo z,
will be'perinritied,
THE 'REVENGE. •
AlonzZanga,: Mr. cOOKE ;
And Leono , SIDDONS.
ra; Mrs. LITCHFIELD.

virITN
, HARLEQUIN's 'ALMANACK,
• On Tuesday, FoNy as It Flies with the New Pantomime.
n,Wecine;lav, King Richard, the Third, with the New
Pantomime. ' - - •
Om Thursday, Love in a Villaze, with The Review.
-Anti on Friday Will be produced a New Tragedy, called
Alfonso:
Signora Storace and Mr. Braham will perform in Chains
of the Heart on-114onday the 18th inst.
greatt
"fe Traaguedy of King Lear was last night received with
:ipplse.

•
•HANO YE IC-S UA R E CONCERT ROOMS.
MISS LINWOOD's EXHIBITION, with ad-
ditional'Pl CTLI
continue Every Day
RFS IS NOW OPEN, and will
Molning till EveCa,; Sunday excepted, from 'Nine in the
.6.
A.umittance One Shilling. •

ST. PAUL's SCHOOL.
GE
PrIFE ANNIVERSARY-DINNER of the
ji• NTLEMEN
ave educated at this School, will be held
at the Loudon Tin, Bishopsgate-street, on Monday the
25th of January, 1802

Richard Parks,
Esq Mr. Thomas Menton,
.EWA R DS :
Henry Blake, Esq. Henry. Burrows, Esq.
Robert Slade, Esq:. Wrn. Nethersole, Esq.
Dintier ou Table at Four o'Clock.
Tickets, ,;os. 6a. each, to be had ©f the Stewards, and at
the London Tavern. ' -
London, England, 1802-01-09

Biti GA DIRK -tit NE RAL CA:MFBELL.

•SXlki

. i
The Coinmoh Council of this City haVecominSsithied me
to express their sincere reeret, together with the Inhabitants;
at your receiving His Majesty's orders to take the Command
of another Ditrtel.; and entreat you .willpermit them to'en-
rol you among their Citizens, as a proofOt thelery high opt,
nion they "entertainof Our Condug, v:7ltils.'t you coitunanded
in this City ; and b-stieve ine,,Sir, I feel an additional' grath
fication, since, this, body of Centlerneti confirm ,what i, as
Chief Magistrate 4 have had many proofs of, through that in-
tercourse whicki our re,speeliveSttinttions triaek More irtime,
diately neces;taty.

'WILLIAM WALKER,. Mayoi.

MAYOR AND CENTLEME*,

I ain highly sensible of the Flonour you are pleased to con.;
fer an me; by giving me the Freedom of ,your ancient City;
alra particularly liappy,tbat my Condua has Met your ap,
probationi 'and that of the Inhabitants, ,a,S'it has ever been
my study to promote the welfare of His Majesty's Loyal
S übjeas.

I have always felt pectillars'atisfaaion in every ttanSaetiorl
and communication with you, Sit, as Chief Magistrate;
which demands my warmest Acknowledgments.
• (Signed) • • COLIN CAMPIIgLI.;
Brigadiet-General.
Londonderry, Dec. 23, Igor.

A few 'days since, a. melancholy accident hap.;
pened near flymproni—As the -Parish Clerk, an,
aged man, was going after dark through Ridgway
he ran against a liozse tied to a door, and; endear
vouring to avoid the animal, ‘ias kicked•so
lently -as to occasion .his death.- P. Bocot, Esq.;
CbrOner'for Plymptun; took' an inquest of the bodyi
thid.the Jury found a .Verdia of Aceidintai Death. tj
the Rick of a Horie..—The horse las" forfeited as
deodand to the Mayor and)cmninciirilty of rlyrnp.
ton, as Lords of the Manor.cif: that Borough;
The. Schooner ' 17la,gruder, from Ctitha
fotr Baltimore, was wrecked 4iiar. Care Henry]
November 7, .
London, England, 1802-12-22

DIED

Lately, at his house on Leith Terrace, Mr. Woods, mall/
years on the Edinburgh Stage, but hall lately retired.
On the 19th of November, John .}lorner, Esq. of BuClv
lersbury.
.- Lately, at Boreland, in the County of Galloway, in the
/oth year of her age, Miss •Stewart, daughter of
Stewart, Esq. of Shambclly.
At Trinidad, in the month of. September last, Cart.. Th-
o Riddell, of the pith regiment of foot, eldest sork-olThe"
mas Riddell, 'Esq. ot Besborough.
At Calcutta, on the iith of 06.1oher, _Lieutenant 13111e_!
Buchan, of the Ist regiment native infantry of the 4 Boinb
Establishment.

1i CI, J.
London, England, 1802-12-22

CORN EXCHANGE, DEC. zz.

y

WHEAT being in extreme plenty on Monday,
many samples were left unsold, and from this day's
little business it mostly goes off at a trifle less
price ; the supplies of Barley and Malt are good, and
they continue moderate ; in Pease and Beans. no vari-
ation ; we have Oats •in good quantity, and this
article is getting lower; we note Flour neatly as
List.

Wheat -41 s a 47s a 55S Oft Tick Beans - 3os a 343 od
Fine ditto -56 s a 575, 6d Oats - - Iss a 19s 12S
Barley - 23$ a 2.7 s 6,1 IPoland ditto 23s a 243 6d.
Malt - - 403 a 45s od Rape Seed - - 321 a 361
Rye -36 s a 40s od F,ine Flour . -44 s a 48$ 6d.
White Pease 333 a 413 od Seconddo. , - 40$ a 44$
Beans -33 s a 375• 6;1

We are very sorry to learn that Sir WILL I AM CU R-
TIS is confined by severe indisposition to his house
at Southgate, a circumstance that the Public as well
as.his'private friends,' have reason to regret, as no
man is more anxious to fulfil his public duties. .
Married, on the zest of December, at Sr. Mar..
tin's in. the Fields, by the Rev. PHILIP YORK E,
the Hon. REGINALD COCKS, youngest Son of Lord
SOMMERS, to Miss ANNE COCKS, second Daughter
of JAMES COCKS,
London, England, 1802-12-22

BANKRUPT,.

Thomas Worthington, now or late of Manchester, merchant,
to surrender lan. 7, B,_ and Feb. 1, at eleven, at lidlidge's
Tavern, Market-Place, Manchester. Attdrhies, Messrs.
Milne and Parry, Temple ; or Messrs. Milne, Sergeant,
and Mine, Manchester.

Thomas Dornfordi•of Phi!pot-lane, wine,-merchan, Dec.
28, at one, lan. 4, at ten, and Feb. t,,at Rne, at. Guildhall.
Attornies, Messrs. Wadeson, Barlow; and GrOsvenor,

Austin-Friars.

Harris Peckover, of Ipswich, woollen-draperthn 44, 5, and
Feb. t, at ten, at the Golden Lion; I pswich. Attornies,
Mr. Notcutt, Ipswich; or Mr. Wynell MayoNy, Gray's-
Inn-square, London.
Thomas Smallpeice, of Manchester, druggist; Dec. 28, at
twelve, Jan. 8, and Feb 1, at ten, at Guildhall, London.
Attorney, Mr. Ellis, Cursitor-street, Chancery-lane.
Thomas I owsey, of Sunderland, innkeeper, lan. 14, 15, and
Feb. t, at eleven, at the George inn., Sunderland. Attor-
nies, Mr. Grey, Sunderland; or Mr.. Grey,Holborn-court,
London.

Launcelot James, now or late of Middle-row, Holborn, linen-
draper, Dec. 28, fan. 4, and [eb. r, at twelve, at Guild-.
hall. Attorney, Mr. Latkow, Wardrobe Place, DoCiors-
Commons. I
London, England, 1802-12-22

Ut

THE CHILD OF NATURE.
Alarquis Almanza, Mr. POWELL,
Amanthis, Mrs. JORDAN.
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THE LAST TIME OF PERFORMING TILL AF-
TER THE HOLIDAYS.
I,T THEATRE-ROYAL, DRURY-LANE.
0-1/1011ROW EVENING, Dec. 23, 1832,
will be performed,
THE .CHILDREN IN THE WOOD.
Walter. Mr. IiANNIS'EER, jun.
josephine, Mrs. BLAND.
AFTER 'WHICH

MIDAS.
The new Musical Entertainment of A House to be Sold,
tN the Burletta of Midas, must positivelY be laid aside after
uliursday, On account of a new Pantomime, which is in, pre-
Vati°ll, and will be produced on Monday the 27th instant.
p2th. new Scenery, Machinery, Dresses, and Decorations.
prep
to the Pantomime; the Tragedyof George Barnwell.

TTHEATRE-ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN.
O-MORROW EVENING, Dec. 23, 1802,
will be revived Addison's Tragedy of
CA •
Cato, Mr. COOKE ;
Marcus, Mr. H. IOHNSTONL_
Portius, Mr. SI D DON S ; - . .
Sypliai, Mr. MURRAY;
Juba, Mr. BRUN rots' ;
Sempronius, Mr. CORY.
Lucia, Miss NIA RRI OT ;
And Marcia, Mrs. L ITC HFIE LD.
RITE:

•
A TALE OF MYSTERY. ,
: l'rew Pantomime, called Harlequin's Habeas, or the
ti4ll of Speares, will be produced on Monday next ; the
Music, Scenes, and Dresses, completely new.—
revious to which will be ;4e.ted the Tragedy of Jane Shore.
Tuesday Mr. Cook will perform Zanga, in The Re- -
.eng.
The new Opera of Family Quarrels was honoured las night
with the highest applause from all parts of an overflowing
Theatre. On account of Mr. Braham and Signora Stnrace's
engagement at Bath, it cannot be repeated till Tuesday, ia-
;llia, TY 4, The succeeding Nights will he on Wednesday the-
Sta, Thursdair the 6th, and Saturday the Bth of January.

BRIGANTINE.
WANTED, air Owner fur One-third Share of a
• Vessel of about 130 Tons burthen, which will be
hold,
;to be launched in 'a fortnighthas a remarkable fine
ziold, that ‘vill stow three Tier of Wine, and is intended to
3-it from the Port of London, in the Lisbon, or Mediterra-
nean Trade, in which there is little doubt of her having con-
stant employ. She will be rigged as a Brig, and the fineness
"her bottom will no.doubt ensure her sailing well.
For Particulars, inquire of Messrs. Watkins and Cowper,
Solicikors, Featherstone-buildings, Jiolborn.
London, England, 1802-12-22

To the PROPRIETORS of EAST INDIA STOCK..

LADIES AND GENTLEMEN,
T FEEL it incumbent upon me, upon the first inti-
mation I have received, of the decease of my respedable
Friend Mr. HUNTER, to address you on the subject of my
intentions, which are NOT to otter myself for the immediate
Vacancy in the East India Direction, BUT FOK THE NEkT.,
WHENEVER IT MAY OCCUR, EITHER BY RESIGNATION
OR OTHERWISE. My motives for this determination (which
I am happy to say have been sandioned by my .particular
Friends) are founded upon such considerations as will, I
trust, meet your approbation. 'The generous and steady
Patronage of my' Friends in the Proprietary, which I am
proud gratefully. to acknowledge, has invariably, and under
all circumstances attached to me, I hope I shall still be
honoured with, and that it will at last lead me to the attain-
ment of my object, and enable me to devote a farther portion
'of my life to that service which has already occupied the best
years of it.
I have the Honour-to be,' with the_greatest resped,
Ladies and Gentlemen
Your faithful and obedient Humble Servant,
RICHARD CHICHELEY PLO WD
Devonshire Place, Dec. 18. 1.802.
London, England, 1802-12-22

D [VIDE ArDS

Tan. 17. Thomas Blackburn, late or Hopton in Mirfield,
Yorkshire, clothier, at ten, at the Pack Horse Inn, Hud-
dersfield.
Jan, 13. James Wright, of Liverpool, grocer, at eleven, at
the Globe Tavern, Liverpool,
Jan. 29 John Pringle, of Wardour-strut, upholsterer, at
ten, at Guildhall.
Jan ..25. lames Henderson, or Long-Acre, furnishing-iron-.
' monger, at ten, at Guildhall..,: . .
Jan. 29. Ebenezer Coombs, of Saint james!s-street, West-
minster, stationer, at ten, at,Gnildhall:
Jan. 22. Thomas Maltby and George Nlaltby,Of Size-lane,
London, merchants, at ten, at Guildhall..
Jan.' ir. Thomas Aria, of Upper Rathbone-Place, shop-
. keeper, at one, at Guildhall.
an . 1,8. Henry Cowley, of the Town of DOck, Devonshire,
vintner, at ten; at the Crown Hotel,'Town of Dock.
Jan. 22. john Norton, of Drury-lane, viclualler, at ten, at
Guildhall.
Jan. 19. John Macklin, of Cheapside, stationer; at eleven,
at Guildhall.
CER TIFICigTES.

fan. rB. Dean Wolstenholme the younger, of Waltham-
Cross, Cheshunt, Hertfordshire, innholder.
William Harrison the younger, of Newport-street, commis-
sion agent.
London, England, 1802-12-22

To the PROPRIETORS of EAST INDIA STOCK.

DADIF.S AND GENTLEMEN,
•
--A SEAT
.in the EAST-INDIA DIRECTION,
having-become Vacant by the Death of your late most
respeaable Direaor, Mr. HUNTER, 1 avail myself of the
earliest moment to stand forward as a C.mdidate to succeed
to it, and humbly to renew my solicitations for the honour
of ybur support. . . . . .

. If your
.kindness
and•partiality should raise me to the Si-
tuation, to which my ambition is diredeii, permit me to ex-
press time hope, that my c-onduel may evince my gratitude, and
prove me not unworthy your confidence.
I have the Honour to be, with great Respea,
. - . Ladies and Gentlethen,
Your most ()bedlam and devoted Servant,
WILLIAM ADAIR JACKSON.
Allmnanbury, Dec. 17, 1802..

'Io I'ItOPRIETORS of EAST-INDIA STOCK.
LAOIS AND GENTLEMEN. -
QINLE I had the iirrnotte to address you this
Mormng, Mr. Pi.ownEN has declared his intention to
deei ine offering himself to your notice, upon the occasion of
toe present Vacency.
If any thing could add to the encouragement which it his
been my food fortune to receive at the hands of the Proprie-
tors at large, it would be the knowledge I. possess • that this
event will release many of my friends trvi: art engagement,
which might otherwise have prevented them from Carrying.
their }food wishes towards me, into full eited. With this
additional strength it is impossible forme to.doto4.,Ale- issue
of the contest ; and I look forward with the fullest confidence,
that it will place me in the SituatiOli which it-is my 'utmost
airibition to attain.

1 have the.honnur to be, with great_ re.spe6t,.• •
Ladies and Gentlemen,
Your obedient and tkveted hitmbfe Seriant,
Aldermanbury, Dee. 17. W. ADAIR JACK,SON.
N. W. Mr. jackson's Committee sit every Day, ,at the
King's Read Youltiy, (Sundays excepted).
London, England, 1802-03-04

DOPER, MARCH 3.

THE Stag Revenue Cutter, of Rye, has sent into
this Port this afternoon, a Smuggling Cutter, with
..1.00 half ankers of ruin and brandy.
DRESSING and another Messenger came down
this morning, and will sail in the Express Packer,
Capt. DELL, this evening.
A Danish Brig ran on shore in ccming for the
Harbour this morning, but will be got off without
damage.
London, England, 1802-03-04

DUBLIN, FEI3. 27.

that
PRIVATE information—lingbeen receiveti
a person answering the description of Thorrat t,
c/Ve Crawley (accused of the murder last
vu
Wi ir,
e
committed in Peter's-row); had been observe
the town of Newry, STEPHEN DE JANCOURT.I 113;
accompanied by W. Loc.AN, Esq. proceeded 10 °I
place, and having pre-conecrted a plan for the
pose, .on Thursday evening last apprc;iended hire o
company with-a woman, who appears to have
with him for some time past. He was brough! rie
these Gentlemen to Dublin, and having tiod°-gcly'
an examination before a Magistrate, was Yesterfr.:a
evening committed to Newgate, to take his —1
for the murder.
A few daife
ys since a Gentleman, with Ilisev' tbe
and child, .proceeding in a curricle to a part °L,
County of Kildare, where he had recently tal"ef,
Farm, was fired at on. his way thither by some I-11e,
fians in ambuscade. The shot grazed the Gent
man on his temple, which naturally occasioning. ter,
ror on the part of his wife and child, the latter
er
gave expression to her fears in a loud outcry •,ch
this moment a second shot was discharged, will
passed through both cheeks of the infant.

Though Dr. SYDENHAM, the• first Physrc.---
of
his day, said, that " the Gout and the Rheu!'l,6":
tism were two such Plagues, as, if Moses hzi
fli&ed them upon Pharaoh, he would have I.ool_
them worse than all tile Plagues of EaPr ca
,bined ;"—we are happy to observe, that, tot r-he
benefit of Mankind, a modern Scientific in
Art of Healing, has invented and 1131)PilY (list
ministered, a most successful Antidote PP,
those deleterious Diseases, which, like a I)°is°-
rush through the human system, .and have s° often
baffled the utmost skill of the Faculty at large: 'O.
cure. We mean Dr. Brodum's wonder-work'nZ
Nervous Cordial, a few doses of which have,",„
often relieved the patient from the most exerucjiT.%
pain, and restored that health and vigour,
from the power of Medicine, scarce a dawn of h°
was to be entertained.

ENGLISH STATE LOTTERY.
%ei
Tn nra y.---The following Numbers were pri
drawn "
above 181.
Nos. 13,653, 53,453, 44,870, Prizes of Tool.
. Nos. 51,312, 36,04, 30,055, Prizes of soh ea-11.
London, England, 1802-03-04

VENICE, FEE. 8.

AN order has arrived at Florence from France,
to accelerate the cession_ of the Island of Elba.
There is to remain in the Florentine,_ after. the
Peace, a Corps of S_ or 6000, to be maintained by
the KING of ETRURIA.

Sir WHARTON AMCOTTS, 'Bart. has recently
began his canvass at East Retford, in Nottingham-
shire, and was most handsomely received.—Retford
is a very populous and respelable Borough. It
must be very gratifying to the feelings of Sir
WHARTON to have experienced such repeated in-
stances of confidence and favourable opinion from
his Constituents, whom he has already represented.
in four Parliaments.

Mr. STAUNTON, Sir GEORGE'S Son, now in
China, has sent over a curious Paper, containing
an Edia of the EMPEROR, interdicting the use of
Opium through his Dominions, as deleterious in
its quality, and destrulive of the human faculties.

On Tuesday evening last, before N. BOND, Esq.
and Sir WILLIAM PARSONS, at Bow-street, the
driver of a numbered coach, travelling as a stage to
Hammersmith, Turnham-Green, &c. was brought in
custody, on a warrant, for refusing to take a person
in his coach from Hammersmith.—A Lady, who
lives at Hammersmith, had engaged the prisoner to
carry her husband to Town from that place, and
paid him the fare ; but the Prisoner never called to
take him up as direaed, by which he was put to
the :greatest 'inconvenience. The Prisoner denied
the charge in tom, although it was strongly sup-
ported .by other evidence; and the driver of ano-
ther coach was produced to swear he was the man.
This the Magistrates considering as an aggravation
of iiis offence, convieted him (under the, Hackney
Coach Laws) in the full penalty of 31.

and Published by WILLIAM ARMICTR Scv. Irrs, (of Horse-ferry-road, Westminster)
ur che roper, Litters for this Editor, ecc.-(polt.paid), must be addressed.
London, England, 1802-03-04

17 was comrnaocied by His Majesty to 1:::( before

tke

Ordered to be referred to the Committee appoint-
ed to consi,ler of the Ci7:l List Expenditure.

Defcrred the Order of the Day on the Commit ttee
for amencii:g the Aa for extending Relief to In-
solvent Debi ors,

The House in a Committee went through the
Greenland Whale Fishery Bill.—Report ordered to
recei,:ed to,morrow.
The Com:;iirtee on Expiring Laws deferred to
Fri,-lay 'Km.

, AtSer en o'Ckck the House adjourned.
London, England, 1802-03-04

YARMOUTH, MARCH 3.

ARRIVED this morning the Earl of Leicester
Packet, Capt. THompsoN, from Cuxhaven, after
landing the Mails last night at Winterton ; Provi-
dei:ce, TIIIZOBALD, and Irilliant, TAYLOR, from
London.

Sailed the Su/mina, MILES, Alley, EL LAR D,
and Thomas and Mary, ELLIS, for London ; and
the John, SCOTT, for Newcastle.
London, England, 1802-03-04

SHIP NEWS.

POOLE, -MARCH 2. 10114
Arrived—the Arne, Wooland, from SouthamPt°ll arl3
and Elizabeth, ljecan from London; 'Wive, Wilii3llll.ool
Lark, Spurrier, from Portsmouth; and Betsy, Irelmids-
Arundel. I,Oret
Sailedthe John, Bartlet, and Hebe, Carder, foruoyalr
pool; Standley, Standley, Ibr Le:e..horn; Princess
rAllen, and lolm, Collis, for Newroutidl4bd.

GRAVESEND, NIARCH 2. l' lied
- • ,
Passed by=-the Thames, —, from Calcutta; and •"-
Emily, ---,from St. Michael's. gstily
Sailed—the Northumberland, Wake, for Jamaica ';
flds"nah, Gray, for St. Vincent's • Liberty, i hnson for - or
btu' ; Charlotte,
•
, Dieppe; Traveller, 1-.u.'4 ou.
for Corfu; Anna. Henrietta, Keyser, for St. \Taller,' .'
Anna • Catharina, —, for. Rouen. • - • _...."

MARRIED.
Last week, tile Earl of Charlemont, to Miss Benzliog7,lot,
On the zd inst. George Cubitt, Esq. of cattield,
folk,. to Miss F. Parish, of Uprninster. ,r)
At Greenock, on Monday se'nnight, Captain ~jI3C
Gt;ils, of the 3d Guards, to Miss Dorcas Tucker,
'own. ~,,Stec

nSt•
.04 the nth ult. the • Rev. James Thorburn, Wiws•
of the parish of Kingarth, in the island of Bute, to
Mary Stewart. „ or
On Tuesday, at St. Mary's, Somerset, Mr. C. Sutton
Broken Wharf, to Mrs. Winckworth, of the same P'e1.....

DIED. of
_
Last week, at Sandwich, Daniel Rainier, Esq. broth°
the Admiral of that name.
Rear AAt Chatham, -on the Ist inst. at the age of 65, 1.----r ,
miral lames. IVl,Namara. go •,0
. .
,
On Friday last, Lieutenant Charles Rice, of the
Navy, at Tooting, Surrey. Ft '
On Sunday, Miss Waddington, only daughter of S'
Waddington, Esq.
—,"

Sf
YESTERDAY BEING A HOLIDAY, NO !WS W%
DONE AT THE STOCK EXCHANGE•

HOSIERY. tJ
COOKE continues to have on. Sale at his 1\•.3
an fad Warehouse,
ory and Nottingham No. r.e StrverY
an extensive and valuable Assortment of 1-10 S E Y
description, which, for elegance, neatness, taste, and (1' sever
has never been equalled, and, he flatters himself, C.`3 1,,
be surpassed. The many advantages he possesses over:ci,reO
other person in this line of business, and the peed li4r
of pertection to which, by indefatigable attention, and they
mited expence, he has brought his Manufaetory,
alfbrd him an opportunity of otkring to thij Public a `_:,„er,
of Goods, superior in every respect to those of any etlicWr-1 to
son, and render all competition fruitless; also enable h.l, or
accommodate the Public, either in the wholesale, enable
export trade, upen terms more moderdte than
be afforded by any other House in the ,Metropolis.
London, England, 1802-03-04

IRISH NOBLEMEN and GENTLEMEN RESIDING

in ENGLAND.
rt4HE distressed Situation of the lower order of
1. People in that part of Dublin called the Liberty, arises
in a great degree from the prevalence of Contagious Fever.
In order, if possible, to remove the Distresses arising from
the above cause, a HOUSE of RECOVERY‘or FEVER
lIOSPITAL, is about to be erected, which experience has
proved to be most ettedu4l for the above purpose.
A large Sum of Money is required to erect the Building,
and support the Institution,
`The Trustees look to those Irish Noblemen and Gentle-
men who reside in England, for their benevolent support
towards. the above Establishment.

Subscriptions will be received by Messrs. Puget and Bain-
bridp, College of Physicians, Warwick-lane, London • and
by the Right Hon, D. Latouche and Co. (Treasurers Of the
Institution), Dublin.
London, England, 1802-10-19

MARRIED.

On Thursday, at Dudley. by the Rev. Dr. Booker, the
Rev. Robert Crockett, to Mjss Maria Wright Hawke. dangh-.
ter of the late Abiathar Hawke, Esq. of Dudley, WoreeS-
terShire:
Yeiteniay, Edward Brown, Esq. .of Mark-lane; to Miss
Parkinson,- .oli.jme-street-square.
On Saturday List, At Chigwcll, in Essex, Mr. John Horner,
of King's-place Farm, to Miss Dean, of Wanstead.

DIED. •
On Thursday the tit inst. William Ituybould, Esq. of
Sutton Coldrield, Warwickshire.
On WedneSday, the t3th inStant, 'at Bromley-, in Kent,
Mr.. Enoch Holding, Attorney at Law, and Clerk to the
Deputy Lieutenant and justices of that Distria.
At her house, in Tiviot-r?w, Edinbtirgh, on Tuesday the
sth instanr, Mrs. jean Scot:, sister of the late Walter Scott,
of Harden, Esq. .
London, England, 1802-10-19

FARMING INTELLIGEgCE.

ALLINASLOE, OCT. 6. •
The Farming Society of Ireland held dick Gene.
tal Meeting here on Monday the 4th inst. It was
highly gratifying to every one -interested in the
,yerity of Ireland, to observe the rapid progress
.li;cit this useful and patriotic Institution has 'made
n he short period of two years. The live stock
exhliited for premiums far surpassed the most san-
OcVettitions of the Sz)ciety, and of those who
rd them. The attendance of Members was,
more numerous and respetlable ctban at any
iotrnt:r Meeting. Among those 'present were—
Mr. FOSTER, l'resitiot, the Marquis of SLIGO,
Vice.Yresident, and.the following Members of the
Committee :

•
foundation of reslhetce, Ana
proved:systetn of agriculture, that..tile,A;ell.l:v.io,:fs
of Ireland had almost despaired of efec seq;ng,,
0CT.9.--,,-Ballinasloe Fair ended on triday..; it
never was attended by half the number t:Io141.14Y
and Gentry, all 'of whom are of the Farming ,So-
ciety. Mr. .Wy NN b9il, and some rams and ~.ewe's,.
that were exhibited at the chew, were very fine, as
were Mr, GoiNG's, two years old wethers, tiut to
• general the- shew stock were bad : every kind of
stock went off well at the Vair.—Mr. 13R,0wt5E,.0f

the County, of Kayo, got for too bullocks, zol.
each, a price never known there. Mr. Go iso's,
wethers sold to Mr. GARNET,. Mr. BURL E'S •Lia-
liclogan, also sold to him, and Mr. WAR o's, of SIC.
cubs, sold to Mr. Doi LE, were superior to all
others : the latter Genilcinan's were allowed by the
best judges to be the best ever produced for sale at
gallinasloe. Mr. CARROLL'S ewes brought in small.
lots from 7to tz guineas each. Mr.,..WADE exhi-
bited ewes.ofa very fine kind ; though .not in the
of the day, he sold them at high prkes ;
the demand for high priced wethers was not so brisk
as last year ; however, the Fair was what the Con-
naught people call a good one.
The following is a statement of the whole number
of the neat cattle and sheep.at the Fair :

- Sold. Unsold.
Neat Cattle - 6648 62;2. 416
Sheep - - 82,867 75,927 - 6943
The prices of cattle were nearly the same' as last
year. Sheep, particularly Ewes, rather higher.
London, England, 1802-09-03

FOR. BOMB is'''.

New Ship Queen -
New Ship Benham -

1200

1200 M. CRAIG.
not) •r. WitITZ.

1,09. COAST AND CHINA.
Hinclostan - - 1248 G. MiLLET.
New Ship Borradaile 1200 ROBERT HUDSON.

FOR BOMBAY AND MADRAS.
SCO TOSIN PRICE.
SOO THOMAS HUDSON.

New Ship Mentor -
New Ship St. Babe -

Walpole

YOFL MADRAS.

Admiral Gardner
Sir S. Luchington
Hugh -
Calcutta -

LILY T,sioMAS (TR H m.
220 TAMES SANDILANDS.

YOR COAST AND SAY.

New Ship Charnock
Nevi, Ship Ditto
Chariton -
.Earl Spencer -
Preston _

Sr. 3 E. C. BRADFORD.
&DS GFORGI; GOOCH.
SZo WILLIAM FAIRFAX.
319 WILLIAM MAXWELL.

FOR BLIWAL.
• 130') G. ROBERTSON.
800 CHARLES LENNOX.
Sig 1. A. CUMBERLECE.
- 645 CHARLES RAITE,
671 T. G. MURRAY.

FOR ST. HELENA, BENCOOLEN, AND CHINA.
New Ship Anderson - 1200 J. F. TIMMINGS.
New Ship Hamilton 800
City of London - 820 ABRAHAM GREEN.
New Ship Mellish - 800 WILLIAM G x LsT og.
New Ship Larkins - 1200 THOMAS LARKINS.
Dorsetshire z 1200
Exeter 1200 H. MERETON.
COIIIIS 1200 ROBERT MAIN.
Mope . 5200 JAMES HORN CAST LE.

According to letters from Bucharest, safety and
tranquillity arc entirely re-established in that coun-
try. The corps which PASSW AN OoLou had de-
tached to the right bank of the Danube, has been
repulsed with loss by the troops which the Porte
had sent in that direEtion. The greater part of the
Boyards have returned to Bucharest.
They write from Chalons-sur.Marne, that the
great heat has already caused the lose of one-I.)urth
of the grapes upon the vines, and if they have not
rain very speedily, the produce will be little or
nothing. The leaves are shrivelled, and the grapes
rendered dry and black by the heat.
A violent Storm, in the neighbourhood of Nancy,
has destroyed all hopes of a Harvest in the Corn.
munes of Maron; Phaligni, and Sexed aux Forges ;
the rain and hail fell in such abundance, that the
Houses were inundated to the height of three feet.
The Hereditary Princess of HESSE CASSEL, Sis-
ter to the KING of PRUSIA, was safely delivered
of a Prince on the zoth ult.

The QtirEN Of SWEDEN is pregnant, and public
Prayers have been put up in the Churches of that
Kingdom fin her happy deliverance.
• Lower Austria is.affliaed with a drought, which
has in a great measure destroyed ,the vegetation in
that COUlitry. •
A Road is about to be oyned over Mount
which will be rendered pra',!ticable for all descrip-
tions of carriages.
Several slight shocks of an earthquake were felt
at Berne between the 18th and 19th of August.
The Legislative Body of the Italian Republic
has -fixed ::-he Peace Establishment of the Army
60,066 Men. The At my is tube recruited bymeans
• of a .Milizary Conscription, comprehending every
man in Cie Natica from twenty, to twenty-five
`years of age.
CRICKET..--Monday last, and two following
. days was viayed a grand Match of cricket, on Rip-
ley:.grcet, Surrey, between eleven Gentlemen of
Ail Lligland, and twent.y.two Gentlemen OfSurrey,
,t,,r loco !,uirteas, which was won by the former
by oze in and twenty-five runs.
London, England, 1802-09-03

3107

August loth, iBoz.
NOTICE, is hereby given, That SIR WIL-
LIAM.GIBBONS, Bart. THOMAS CIIAPMAN,
and GEORGE KINDERLEY, Commissioners for carry_
ing an Aci of Parliament into ex ec!ition, entitled " An Aet
for ALLOTTING and DIVIDING the. Open FIELDS
and COMMONS in the MANOR of LALEHAM, in the
t‘ounties of Middlesex and Surrey," will meet at the House
the
bohn James, in Laleham aforesaid, known by the Sig,ri of
the Greyhound, on Tuesday the I.4th Day of Sept. next, at
Ten &Clock in the Forenoon of that Day, in order to exe_
lute the Powers vested in the Commissioners by virtue of
the said Act, when they intend to examine all the Claims
heretofore delivered ; and when all 'Persons, Bodies Po,litic
and Corporate, having or making any Claims which may at:-
tea the Boundaries of the said Manor, or the Rights of the
said Open and Common Fields, or of the said Common or
Waste Grounds, or any part thereof, or having or claiming
to have any right therto, or any Right of Conirnon,
other right therein, and who have not yet delivered an
Account of stich Claims to .the said Commissioners, are re—
quired respeEtiNely to give and deliver into the said Corn_
Itissioners a full and true Account in writing, under their
hands, or under the hands of their Stewards .•13ailiffs; or
Agents, of such their Claims, and of.the Right or Title in
respea of which such Claims are made ; after which Day no
Claim will be received.

JONATHAN HOLMES Mint Clerksto the
said carrun;ssion-
E'Nft Y. 'HO R NE, ers.

LORD HUGH SEYMOUR.
PERSONS ,having Claims on tile ESTATE of
the late LORD HtlGl--S MOUR, are.iNilested
to send the Particulars theNof,to Messrs. Boomanti woad, Craven-stfeet, strand, London.
London, England, 1802-09-03

PLY MOUT H, SErr. r.

SAILED the Batho Dutch SYlp of \V r, of 74
guns, for. the Cape of Goad I-lope.
Arrived the Ans, Capt. 13rt.nr,Nn, laden with
wines, 1-16:n Oporto for this Port, last from Guern.

HARTViCii, SEPT. 2.

EARLY this morning arrived the King George
Packet, Captain
,FLY N, from Cuxhaven, with the
Mail of yesterday week.
About ten A. M. arrived the Diana Packet,
Captain STEWART, with the Mail of yesterday
from OeivOetsluys, and Passengers.
At four P. M. sailed the Princess Royal Packet,
Capt. SALTER, and the Prince of Wales Packet,
Capt. HEARN, with the respedive Mails for Hel-
voetsluys and Cuxhaven ; by the Princess Royal
were upwards of forty Passengers, and by the Prince
of Wales 26,000 ounces of foreign silver coin.
At five P. M. arrived the Prince of iValesPacket,
Capt. A. DEANE, with the Mail of last Saturday,
Land PasSengers,. from Cuxhaven.
London, England, 1802-09-03

SIIETL.IND, Acc. 24..

Ox the 6th, a B,t;:t with six men, laden with
green. fish, from Funz'e to Burrave, was-overset off
:17idcl;ir, a' short disraoce from the shore. Five of
the Into were lost—one man only being saved by
getting upon the keel of the boat.
Arrived in Sand Lodge-the Margaret, LESLIE,
of Leith, from Inverkeithi2g; and Isabella,
from Swansea, both with Owls for' the Shetland
Mine Company.
-Arrived inßrassy-sound—the nrothers, HAR
of London, from Christiansand ; Hardy, DAy osox,
ofGuernsey, from Leith ; Nancy, STU.R.T, of Fra;;,
sersburgh, from Sunderland. •

List_ week the cook in a'Gentleman's
North Castle-street, Edinburgh, when cleaning
flounder' she lead purchased in the Fish-Marketi
found in the belly of it twenty-two beautiful shelki
most of them fully the size of a sixpence, of various
colours, and delicate tints. They- were all of the.
shape Ola clam shell.

SHIP NEWS.

PQOLE, SEPT. I.

• Arrived—the Capelin, Campbell, and Nimble, Urquhart,
from Cork ; Apollo, Todd, from Newcastle; Venus, Park,
from Sunderland ; Rebecca, Hine, from Southampton ; Sid-
ney ,Srhtli, Biiggs, from Hull ; and Good Inte,a, Ballard,
from Cowes.

Sailed-tlie :Albion, Walters, and Lion, Samson, for
Istevfoundlancl 1. Hope, Mantiaws, for • Faltnouth ; petsey,
liai,nes, for Bristol ; and. Seagull Cutter,. Carter, on a Cruize.

GRAVEAEND, SEPT.

Passed by-the Walpole, Sandilands, from Bengal ; Duke
of. Buccleugh; Wall, from China ; Industry, Otter, iron's
Malaga ; Hope, Fry, from Barcelona ; Elizabeth,,
fmrn Naples"; Cord Dutican, Warren,. train the Streights ;
Russell, Phipps, froth Riga; Patriot, Stanley, from, Dlatitzic;
Benson, Hilditch; from Petershurgh Edward and Mary.
from Zante ; Scven Friends, --, from Norway; Rialto,
Evans; Isabella.—, and Adventure, —, from Rot•!,
terdam. _

Sailed—the Jackson, Salman, for St Vincent's; Wight,
Ford, for .Venice ; 1-I,rford, Clark, •for Hambro'; John,'
cihson,- for Stettin; Commerce, --, for Petersburgh;
aid Stpdcon, lot. Rotterdam.
London, England, 1802-12-14

ruin:).

General MENOU is appointed to succeed General
JO4RDAN, as Administrator-General of Piedmont;
{the latter will return to Paris, to take his Seat in
fhe Council of State, of which he is a Member.
The French Funds are 52. 9Q.

..%:Lasr week a house of rendezvoug wat; opened at
Leith,for entering Seamen for the Royal Navy.
On Thursday last Hist Majesty's Frigate Gags-
lar4eoinaianded by KO Eltt AW, ar-
rived at Shields, for the purpose of entering for the
Navy. , ,

1 its Grace the Duke of 1-14.kuvrow and BRAI4-.
DoN.arrived at his seat at Asliton Hall, near Lan-
ci:ater, on-the tst inst. where also his two sons, the
Margiiis of DOUGLAS, M. F. and Lord Akcitt-
tiAt.o HAmtt.ToN,-arrived on Wednesday last from
,the North, on their Way to London.
London, England, 1802-12-14

LoxpqN, D4CEMI3ER 14, ;$O2.

Wr this morning receivetl. the Puri; Palers to
the 1:1- th inst. The imperial Plenipotentiary has
not yet acceded to the definitive Pischquin of the
- T.A‘eputation_of the Empire : it is supposed that he
waits until the indemnities of the Gl.4Wp DUK E
of TvscANy arc completely settled, which event
will probably take place very soon, as a Courier
...nas arrived at Vienna from Paris, who is said to be
:the Bearer of the result of the Neotiations upon
the Subject.

The Ministers of the Mediating Powers, and
time of the. Sub-Delegates of the Deputation? are
now occupied in the discussion of a Plan for the or-
o'anization of Germany, founded upon the principles
stablished in the Plan of Indemnities.
We are happy to find, by Letters from Vienna,
dated the Ith Noveint)er, that the account of the
4enstation occasioned by the Earthquake fat con-
,
dantin4ph. has been much exaggerated.. -The da,
:nage, however, was considerable. Several houses
near the Seraglio were thrown down, a great part
of the Suburbs of Qalata, including several Mosques,
have been destroyed. The GRAND SEIGN '94 took
refuge in the Mosque of Swan So.phia.
On the 7th ult. several Shocks of an Earthquake
were felt at Algierx; a small Village:at about six
leagues distant from that City, was entirely de-
troyed, and all the Inhabitants were buried in its
London, England, 1802-10-26

• PUBLIC-OFFICE, BOW-STREET,
Ocanber 25, tEez.
IT is requested that all Persons who have been, or
may be robbed in the Streets". or on the Roads, in the
Neifihourhood of London, willlkithout delay give informa-
tiouthereof to thisor any other o f the Public Offices ; as, not-
l‘rititstanding the reports.which have been circulated of the
alarming increase of Footpad Rtlbberies, but few complaints
or Charges of that nature have comparatively been made at
!his or any other of the said Offices; a circumstance Which,
30inet to the satisladory returns regularly made by the Con-
stables and Patrols, as to the state of their respective Dis-
triCts,, as well as to investigations made by 'the Alagistrates,
(lutes them to believe that the occurrences that may have
Vves rise to such reports, have been extremely exaggerated,
and are in most instances without foundslion.
,144 y rersons having comp Lints to make of Watchmen n
t,elin thtirduty, are to lay the same before the Vestri..o.ot
the respective Parishes, under whose regulations they ex-
‘til:F !rely are ; or to the Magistrates, who will transmit them to ti)e. proper Parish Officers.
By Order of the Magistrates,
I !TAU S REEVES, Chief Clerk.

TO CAPTAINS and COMMANDERS of the NAVY.
PERSON. who served Seven Years the last
War, as Captain's Clerk and Acting Purser, wishes to
Meet with a Situation in any of His Majesty's Ships or Veg_
.''`)S. as Clerk. From his knowlede of the Service, and by
Piety of conduct, has no doubt of giving satisfaeliog
herever he may he engaged.
rlars
line to. Mr. -Williams,Brunswick-street, Black-
Road, ‘.vll meet immediate attention.
London, England, 1802-10-26

G iiII.DIIALL SESSIONS.

Yesterday -t he London Sessions"was opened befOre
the Lord May or,. Recorder, and several Aldermen.
A number of : persons were tried upon charges for
keeping disor 'derly houses in the parish of Sr. An-
drews, Holly )rn. The Inquest of Parish of
St. Andrew's brought fbrWard the,e prosecutions,
much to the' it credit' and, quiet of the neighbour-
hood of the parties concerned. Several of these
persons were convieted: of the charges against them,
among whoi n was John Stewart- and his wife, for
keeping a t iisordetly house in Wharton's-coutr,
Holborn, al id Mrs. Manse, of Norwich-court, Fet-
ter-lane ; a 11 of whom. received. sentence of six
months inip risonment in Newgate.

, MARLS CROUGH-STREET.—Orr Friday a poor old
woman, n atned Ann Courcey, came before the Sit-
ting Mag istrate, and made a singular complaint.---
She stared ~ that-.she had often been-assaulted by a
Great BI ark Pig, which she described to be as high
as the ta' ple at which the Magistrate sat, and that
this unruly animal had done her considerable da-
mage ; t bat she never went -in or out, without" 'run_
ning the 'hazard of her life; from the Great Black
Pig, wi tich ran after her in a most frightful and
savage i nanner : she was sure that if this hungry
animal enuld lay hold of her, she should be torn to
pieCes. She had repeatedly applied to the owner, but
every rime'she complained, he laughed at her, and told
her tF tat she must keep out of its way, as there
Must something in her manner Rod appearance
whirl a the sagacious animal did not like.' Finding
she c 'ould not get any redress,
.shr was 'obliged to
putt ip with the assault; but that day, as she was
goin g along, the Great Pig met her, and irate_
dint ely pursued her being much frightened, she
run away, but the Great Pig 'overtook' her, and
ma' ,sing a desperate push at her, Succeeded in
thr ;owing her down, and rolling her "in the mud,
an 3 continued grunting, and tearing her- clothes,
Ili 1 some humane person rescued her. The poor
K, °man exhibited her bruises and her clothes, which
w ere literally torn to pieces. The Magistrate
• impassionated her situation, and having sworn
h er to the faa, desired her to attend the following
d ay, when, he said, the owner should be brought
f 3rward to make her some amends for the damage
s he had sustained. T4e old woman, when.she Came
t o the Office; ,'was in a sad fright, and fbr'some time
f• inable to spunk. On Saturday the parties attended,
a nd the Great Pig was brought up by a COnstable;
a. nd lucked up; hut on the owner satisfying the old
✓ roman for the damages site sustained, and being
t esponsikle for the future good 'behaviour of the
C3reat 'fig, and paying all expences, he was per.-
mitied to take the anim it home.

, .1, , 1 DON.: Pririt,-C.hy, it VCH N 'MI t (of Bow Street. Covent-Garden), a, ori Pubirslierr by WILL:ANI Att t Gra SeR s, South Mokon-street, n'ur..sq Aare; ;
At. the SUN-Oil-lcl, Noy nz,-45trinit; 'wheze A4visrurisarits, Orden fur the Paters Larcrs fur Ow Edi:ar, Vic, (post-paid), must a a,!ciread.
London, England, 1802-10-26

MIDD,LE SEX QUARTER StSSIONS.

YESTER net'? the Generdi Q ,T ter Sessions of the
Peace fur the (Zountv of 'Nli.idiet;ex, was held at
Hicks's biefore.W. MAINWARI ti C, Esq. and
others his fell o, justices.

Seventi.asilul is were tried, but none of any de.
gree of public .importance.
Elizabeth ,qahroa, the wsman who was tried last
Ses,tons tor s%ealtlig the-child, and then acquitted on
the ground of.t he form of the indiarmni being
wrong, stood aga in to !itted this Sessions in another
shape fir„the salute ()ELK e. She was last tried for
stealing the cloth, :s of the child, but she now stood
indiated for at con Jpir,tcy With persOns unknown, for
stealing the child itself. When she was called, the
Prosecutor &..c1 nc it appear, and shortly afterwards
her Counsel mov ed to discharge her recognisance,
she having compi led with the terms of it, and nu
Plosecutur appeic sing.
The Court s;i id, they had heard that the child
was ill.of the so pox, and the mother confined at
haute in an end log it. And as this was, the case,
which certainly ought not to be suffered to slip
away, they sit, Juld not discharge her recognisance
until the prose, tutors had an opportunity of coming
in, and movini ; to delay the trial, if they could not
attend this Ses: aons.
London, England, 1802-10-26

A-7
--NT
TED at Christmas, from Fifteen to Thirty-five or
Forty Miles froin London, fora Year, with or without the
:option of continuing it Six orifwelve Months-longer, .
COMMODIOUS well FURNISHED • FA-
I.. MI LY HOUSE, containing Il2usekeeper's Ropm,
Dtiers Pantry, with other suitable 0 dices, seven or. eight
T: LA-chambers, besides Servants' Rooms, Eating Roam,
as wing Room, and another Sitting Room ; as much Land
.0i31.5.e "11 keep one or two Cows, although more will not he
tecl to; much Stabling unnecessary ; the Situation dry,
;`l.l(t near some Market or Post Town ; the Roads-good, and ZoWithin reach of Fox Hounds the more desirable tin any
fltY except Essex.
ttr'eetkluire, or direct Letters for S. W. No. 153, New Bond..t.
London, England, 1802-09-04

\TQTICE is hereby giyen, That Application is
int,-meci to he made to Parliament in the next Session,
fora Bill for Eitending the Powers ot •an Aet passed in the
41st Year of the Rein- of His present *Majesty, intituted
" An At for Making and Maintaining a Railway from the
Town of WandswOrth to the Town of Croydon, with a Col-
lateral Branch into the Parish of Carshalton, and a 'Naviga-
ble Communication between the River Thames and the said
Railway at Wandsworth, all in the County of Surrey," by
making anctmaintaining an inclined Plane'or Railway, with
all proper Works and Conveniencies for the passage of Wag-
gons, carts, and other Carriages, properly constructed, from,
or from near a place called Pitlake Meadow, in the-Town of
Croydon, in the Parish of Croydon, in the ounty of Surrey,
through the said Parish of Croydon, into and through the se-
veral Parishes of Croydon, 13eAdington, Coulsdon, Chipsted,
Mestham,,Bletchingly, Nutfield, Gatton,
,and Reigate, all
in the said County of Surrey. And also for making and
maintaining a Collateral Branch from the saidintencled in-
clined Plane or Railway, frorn, 'Or from near a place called
Mestharn, in the Parish "of Mestliani, in the said County of
Surrey; through the said Parish of :`,lestliarn, into andthrough
the several Parishes of Mestham,'C harldon, Nutfield, Bideh-
.
ingiy, and Godstone, all in the SaidNeonnty of Surrey, to, or
-near to, a plac,e called Godstone Green, in the said Parish of
GOdstona. And'also for making and maintaining a Collate-
ral Bratfch from the said-intended inclined Plahe or Railway
from, or from near a place called Foxley Hatch, in the 'Pa-
rishes of Croydon., Beddington, and Coulsdon, all in the.said
County; of Surrey, through the. said Parishes of Croydon;
Bendington, and Coulsdon, into and through the several Pa-
rishes of Wallingham, Catterliam, Tandridge, and Godstone,
to, Cr near to, the said place called Godstone Green, in the
said Parish of Godstone, all in the said County of Surrey :
And also for amending the aforesaid At.
WM. BEDCOTT LUTTLY,
Solicitor, Wandsworth.
September 2, 1802.
London, England, 1802-09-04

MEDICAL THEATRE, St. BARTHOLOMEW's
HOSPITAL.

THE following COURSES of LECTURES will
be delivered at this Theatre, during the ensuing Winter.
On theTHEOhY ..rld PRACTICE of MEDICINE,
by Dr. ROBERTS and Dr. POWELL.
CLINICAL LECTURES on Seled Cases occurring in
the Hospital, will he given by Dr. ROBERTS),
On ANATOMY and PHYSIOLOGY, by Mr. ABER-
NETHY. •

On the THEORY and PRACTICE of SURGERY, by
Mr. ABERNETHY.
On COMPARATIVE ANATOMY and PHYSIOLO-
GY, by Mr. MACARTNEY.
On CHEMISTRY and the MATERIA MEDICA, by
Dr. POWELL.

On MI DWI FRY and the DISEASES or WOMEN and
CHILDREN, bi Dr. THYNNE.
The Anatomical Letures will begin on Friday Odober
the rat, at Two o'Clock, and the other Ledures on the suc-
ceeding Days; which with other Particulars, may be learned
119 applying to Mr. Nicholson, at the ,Apothecary's Shop,
St. Bartholomew's Hospital. •

THEATRE, LONDON HOSPITAL. •
:1 R. HEAVINGTON and Mr. FRAMPTON
will commence their First Course of Leetures on
AN• TOMY, PHYSIOLOGY, and the PRINCIPLES
~n PERATIONS of SURGERY, on Friday OCtober
Firs`. at Nine in the. Morning. . -
ANATOMI,CA.I,. DEMONSTRATIONS and DISSEC-
TION, by Mr. AR,MIGER.
During the Winter, a Series. of Letures on Surgery, il-
lastriated by Cases under treatment, will be given by Mr.
Blizaid, Mr. T. 13lizard, and Mr. Headington, 'Surgeons
of the Hospital:
• Dr-. Dennison will also commence his LeCtures on the
Theciiy and Praelice of MidwiferY, on Friday Odlober ist,
at Eleven in the Forenoon.

THEATRE OF ANATOMY,
Great Windmill-street. ,

1‘ /r, R. WILSPN'and Mr. THOMAS will begin
1.V.1 the Winter Course of their Leaureson ANATOMY,
PHYSIOLOGY, PATHOLOGY, and SURGERY, on
F RI DAY 06tober the first, at Two o'Clock.
Practical Anatomy will be continued in the Forenoon as
usual. A Plan of the Course may be had, by applying to
Mr. Wilson in Argyle-street, Mr. Thomas in Leicester-
square, or at the. Anatomical Theatre.

FARM WANTED.
WANTED to RENT, a FARM on Ltase,
V. Yti from 'col. to zsol. per Annum, the principal part.
Meadow and Pasture, with Farm-house, Barn, Stanley &c.
&c. in Bucks, Wilts, Hants, Dorset, or Somerset.
Letters addressed, post-paid, to R. W. at reele's Coffee-
house, will be duly attended to.
London, England, 1802-09-04

SNIP NET'S.

CRAVESEVI), SEPT. Z.

Passedby—he Adventure, iil,,tts,k frorn Palermo; Mary,
Nicholson, Attempt, Hunter, and Bannister, Fowler, from
Petcrsburgh ; Preston, Murray, frbm Bencoolen ; Zephyr,
Hay, from Dantzic ;, Apollo, front Minorca ; Maria,
—,--,Serena, Prank, and •Friends Goodwill, Gray," from
Rotterdam. _

• . Sailed—the Europa, Leech, and Hope, f'attzrson, for Elsi-
nore; Elizabeth, for 'St: Vallcry ; and Fiecdom,
.Kite, for Rotterdam.
London, England, 1802-09-04

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A CLERGYMAN; in possession of a valuable
Living, in a beautiful County in England, is desirous
to exchange it for a Prebend, or other Sinecure Preferment,
in-England or Wales, of the annual value of Three-Hundred
Pounds. The most satisfaCtorr'.information respeaing the
Living in question will be communicated, in reply to any'
Letters that shall' appear to cOrrzsporid with the Advertiser's
views ; and are addressed (post-paid) to Etoniensis, at the
Rainbow Coffee-house,
.King-street, Covent-garden.