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London, England, 1802-04-02

CORN EXCHANGE,

Aiaro

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WE have but few fresh 'importations to-day, but
from the many parcels unsold,. mosr articles were
lower : of Wheat we
.had .but few prime samples
at Market; Barley for Malting very plentiful, and
heavy ; GatSnearly the same; fine for seed are dear.
Flour rather cheaper, many parcels Went off lower
than our current.

Wheat 44S
.a szs a 6ss•o~d
Fine Suffolk do, tits a 6-s od
3k • ,
fiLat -4Z5 a 444 6o
Fine ditto - 45:".; a 464, od
Barley - 3os a 35$ od
Rye - -36 s ,a 4os od
White Pease 34s7a-37s od

Beans -29 s a Sts 6d
Tick ditto 273 a 19s .ocl
oats _ - . 14c 2 100 0(1
do. zos a ais 6d
Rape Seed 321 a 341 per last
Fine Flour sss a • sSs per sack
Secorid do. sos a sss per do.

The extraordinary circumstances attending the
arrest and imprisonmeyt of a Prisoner, supposed to
be of elevated tank, has created considerable sen.
sation ,and inquiry in Spain. We learn from an
English Officer, who is just arrived from Cartha_
gena, that during his residence there, this' unfortu-
nate person was brought to the Citadel of that City,
under a considerable- escort, and shortly after put
on board the Admiral's-Ship in the Harbour, to be
conveyed to. South‘ A merica. - - ,

His face was covered with a masque of bla.ck
vet, and. as a further precaution against discovery,
even that was covered b}• a blaek crape or handker-
chief.,- , • •

• The'llarh and WeStof England Agrictiltural So.'
ciety have lately agreed, at amextraordnury met:
ingie to recommend t-6 the Annual Meeting, that a
Gobi Medallion, value twenty guineas, ha ving on
one side•a head of the late Duke ofTEDFORD, and
on the reverse an allegorical design, be annually
offered as a premium for the greatest improvement
in any suhje& connected with Agriculture: - • '•

As Mr. joiLIFFE, brother to the late Member,
was returning on Taesday from the eleaion .at
l'eteysfield, his chaise was suddenly overthrown,
and. hiss head Mangled in a most alarming rniinner.
He was- conveyed the s"e ,vening to Merstharn•
HoUse, the seat of Colonel JoLLLTFFE, where su:-
giCal assistance was procured' with —the Utin9it ex
PoaitiOn.
London, England, 1802-04-02

SIERRA-LEONE-110UU, MARCH 19.

.
BY "iitlyites' received' from Sierra Leone, dated
Feb: :'that peace had not 'yet I,,een
made wfiti the Chi;fs' of the Tiinn-liney Nation,
although .the truce which had been agreed On, Con-
tinued 'at' that time 'Unbroken:— Lip rte' relianCe,
howeirr, was laced on the good faith A. the-na-
tives, •who Were believed •by no means to hive
given pp their hostile design.s.; bui, on the contrary,
to 'be diligenrty 'seeking such an increase of strength,
by driti.%%,nitliefieighbouring NatiOnsinto thecon-
fedeticy; as might enable thetir to renew the war
after 'the departure of 'the Wasp- sloop of war;
whose :presence seemed
nto 'be' an effeatial check to
any attempts' by water. The strength of the Co,
lony in the mean time had been `considerably aug.
mented, especially by the arrival of: a reinforce-
Ment Of Trocips from Goree, under the ConiMand
of Capt." L.6,n): The greater part of the neigh-
bouring native Chiefs continued Warm in their ex-
pressions of friendship to the Colbny,'aild no doubt
was entertained of the good dispositiOnS of the most
powerful and resPeetableaMong them. Little appre-
•
pension was therefore felt for the event, in case of-a
renewal of hostilities ; 'especially so Icing as the wa.
ter-lino, 'where the Settlement seemed most vulnera:
ble, N?-as' pro teCted by the Sloop of. War. Th'e Colony
-had enjoyed tolerable health from the period ;when
the rains ceased nor did the duties, sometimes
severe, which the war imposed upon all des-clip-
tioni of persons, appear to have materially affeded
the general health Of either Europeans or Blacks.
The Company's trade, under these 'circumstances
Of suspense, , was at 'a stand, and cultivation `'also
was
.interrupted, while the expencet of the .com-
pany were necessarily very considerable. About
seven weeks had elapsed, between the date of ,*the
latest and the immediately antecedent information.
London, England, 1802-04-02

.779 SPEAKER said, that such a Clause could
not, at present,. he ,regularly added, because it
would be inconsistent with the title of the Bill,
but the Hon. Baronet might', before the House went
into a Committee, move an instruction. to the Com-
mittee, that they receive a Clatise to that efreff.

Sir Wm. Pt LTENEY then moved for stich .an
instrudion---.-which was agreed to—and the House
resolved itself into a Committee upon the Bill.
Sir Wm. PULTENEY then proposed his Chose—
which was agreed to. The Report wag then
brotight up, and was ordered to be taken into fur-
ther considerationon'ThursdaY next.
Sir R. BUXTON said, it would be necessary,
in a future stage, to alter the title of the Bill, in
order to make it -correspond with the provisions.

The SPEAKER said, that would be done as a
matter of course.

Mr. VANSI TTART brought 'up some 'Accounts re-
spefting the Income Tax, which were ordered to lie.
on the Table, and to be printed.
Mr. TIERNEy presented a Petition from the
Borough of Southwark, praying .for the Repeal of
the Income Tax.
Ordered to lie on the Table. .
The Order of the Day being read far the second
reading of the EleCt:on Treating Bill,

Mr: SIMEOIV objeaed to some parts of the Bill;
but as, it appeared that his objeftions, might be ob-
viated in a Committee upon the
The SPEAKER suggested, that it would he more
regular if the Hon. Member would state his ob-
jedions when the Bill came to that stage:
Lord TEMPLE said, he disapproved of the Bill,
because it adopted some parts of the original Treat-
ing A& of William 111. which would destroy all
the hospitality which was the chara6eristic of this
Country, Another objeaion lie had ib the Bill
was, that it would, in a certai❑ degree, infringe
upon Mr. Grenville's Bill.
Lord BELGRfIYE defended the Bill, and con-
tended that it would in no degree whatever in--
fringe upon Mr. Grenville's Bill, which he ad-
mired as much as the Noble Lord could do.

The Bill was then read a second time, and was
ordered to be committed.

Mr. VANS MART gave notice, that a Motion
would to-morrow be made in the Committee of
Supply, for certain sums for the payment of the
Corn Bounties, and for the Plantation Estimates.
The SOLICITOR GE NEF itt; gave notice, -that he
should move on Monday next for leave to bring in
a Bill to vest some Lands near Woolwich in the
hands of Trustees for certain purposes.
The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER gave
notice, that he should on Tuesday next move for,
leave to bring in a Bill to continue the Restriaions
on the Money Payments at the Bank. ' - -
Adjourned at five o'clock till to-morrow.
London, England, 1802-04-02

N E.Av S.

PLYMOUTH, MAK:PH 31;

AIRTIItD the Ship Experiment, dapt. Wl4li Er.
laden with rice, from Bengal, bound to London;
Put in by contrary winds. Sailed ten week§ since
from ihe_Care of Gcod Hope.
Arrived also the. American Ship illahala Winsor,
CaPt• J. ATK INs, from Virginia, laden with tobacco,
bound to'Cowes for orders.

The Mail Coach arrived here morning at the
early hour of 'six o'clock, and brought the pleasing
and satisfattOry intelligence of !he Signing the De-
finitive Treaty the coach was.drawn by 8 horses,
decorated with ribbons, and ptAceded by several
ho
rk.reds of horse and• fobt ; the bells at the several
-"des in this totvn and neighbourhood4 were lin.
°/ediately set-,a ringing, colours displayed .on the
shi • ._-
1)P111-1rulie*harbour, apti-kIF greatest joy was
4"erfallY In'ildfdsfeZtoo the atniunication-Of this so
111:-.De.lidesired event.
London, England, 1802-06-01

Total 197
STATE OF THE pRpINAR.

Portsmouth -
Plymouth -
Chnthaut - _
Sheerness -
River -

His Royal Highness the fit.“ of )CEwr a“ived
at 'Gibraltar on the 16th of May, about noon.
His Royal Highness landed, attended by Lord
KEITH, and all the Captains of His Majesty's Ships,
in their respective barges, they proceeded to the
shore, and immediately upon His Royal Highness
leaving the Isis, the whole Fleet fired a Royal Sa-
lute, as did the Garrison on his landing. The whole
of the Military were under arms, and received him
with all the honours of war; and in the evening
them was a grind illumination. In the Bay of
Gibraltar were one Portuguese line of battle ship
and one frigate, and three American frigates; all
of which saluted his Royal Highness after our Fleet.
The under-mentioned ships were at Gibraltar,
under the command of Admiral Lord KEITH,
FoUdroyart, Triton ph, Preaduougly, Pragou, Sole-
bay, ddive, Pique, Le4ig/it, Mandovi, and Millbrool.

Admiral Sir JAMESgAyMAREZ, in the Cqsar,
of 84 guns, is gone to Minorca, to regulate the
proceedings relative to the evacuation of that 'bland.

On thetsth of May His Roy4l Highness the
DUKE of SussEx arrived at Gibraltar to visit his
brother, in the Mermaid, from Lisbon ; on his
landing, a Royal Salute was fired from the Fleet. and
Garrison.

The present Nabob of Pude, SAAnuT-ALLY,
with whnm the Hon. Mr. H. WELLESLEY nego-
tiated the /ate Treaty, by wkich the East India
Cotnpany .have gained a considerable acquisition of
territory, did not succeed to the
.mustiud (thron,r)
upon the death of the former Nabob, but was
raised to it by Lord TerorstmooTH a little before
he left India, his Lordship having previously de-
posed the Nabob VizIER ALLY, who had succeeded
Asorn 1,7L-DoWLAI, as his adopted son.

It was to correft a statement which had been
given too generally in our own Paper that we
thought it necessary to give the particularp of the
new treaty with the Nabob of OT,:oe, without in-
tending to give any opinion as to the policy or
justice of the measure.

COVENT-GARDEN THEATRE.—Last night Mrs.
BILLINGTO 0.1 finished her engagement at this Thea-
tre, by performing Rosetta, in. Love in a
which she did in her very bust stile,. al d received
the parting plaudits of a very full House.
Mrs. BILLINGTON goes to LiVerpool, from thence
to Scotland, and afterwards to Birmingham, and
the Gloucester Music Meeting. _ She dues nut go
to Ireland at all.

Lately died, at his seat at Hatt, near Saltash, in
Cornwall, aged 49 years, WILLIAM SYMONS, Esq.
fot cnerly a Caitain Cornwall Regiment
of Militia,
London, England, 1802-06-01

DEAL, .MAy 3:.

ARRIVED from an,l sailed for Plymouth,
His Majesty's Frigate Blanche.

Sailed on a Cruize, His Majesty's Sloop Savage.
Remain His Majesty's Ship Amazon, Conlig,
Vixen, and Monkey, Bun-brigs. •

BRITISH NAVY.

STATEMENT OF THE PIsTRIBUTION C.ag rue

BRITISH NAVAL FORCE TO THIS DAY.

Exclusive of the HIRED -ARMED VESSELS, which are
chiLlir-eniployed in protecting jhe Coasting Trade of
GREAT BRITAIN.. •

Line
In Port and fitting - - - 5
Guard-ship:; - - - o
In the English and Irish
Channels • - _ 5 o
, On file Downs and North Z 0
Sea stations -
At the West India Islands Z 1
and on the Passage
On the Jamaica station 2 - 52,
and oh the Passage 5
American & Newfound- 2
land stations • - '5 0
C. of G. Hope, E. Ind. 2
and on the Passage - 5 7
Coast of Airica - 0
Portugal and Gibraltar - 3
in the Mediterranean • - •17
Hospital and Prison Ships 6

So 's
4

Frig
38
1

Sps. I Tot.
77 124
0 1

.26 j 33
271 34
28 I 4
13 j 69

51 7

17 I 45
2
jd
,01 11

Total in Conunission 7 16
Receiving Ships 5
Scrviecable and repairing ?
for Service - S 14
In ordinary
Building

0
3
3z
4
London, England, 1802-06-01

LIVINGS.

JO BE SOLD, the NEXT PRESENTATION
either together or separate, of two rich and improvable
RECTORI ES, within a short distance of each other, in a
pleasant and healthy part of a Western County.
The RecivKial Houses have rich Glebe Lands adjoining,
and proper Residences for Clergymen of large income, haying
Coach-houses, Stables, walled Gardens, and every conve-
nience attached to them.
Enquire of William Atkinson, Esq. Chancery-lane, Lon-
don.
London, England, 1802-06-01

10 BE SOLD,

AVery-VALUABLE FREEHOLD ESTATE,
Ty the .free, and Land -fox redeemed, consisting of a
good Modem FAMILY HOUSE, and about Three Hundred
and Fifty Acres of Arable, Meadow,. Pas'ture and Wood
Land, beautifully situated, and Within too MileS North West
of London.

For further particulars, apply to Mr. Tyndall, Solicitor,
ncoln's-inn-fields.

YEARLY INCOMES.

•
MO be SOLD by Private Contrad, by MEL..
VILLE and. Co. No. 7, Cecil-street, Strand, a Yearly
,/ncotne of 7001. secured upon Freehold Estates, in the Coun-
ty of Clare, in Ireland, value. 25,0001. One of 3001. a year,
upon extensive Landed- E states in Kent. One of 3001. a year,
secured upon 20,0001. 3 per cent. annuities, in the names of
very respettable trusts, tor the life of a Gentleman, aged 44.
:annuity of 501. a year tot life, of a Gentleman, aged 40, in-
sured and secured upon .Estates at Carnarvon, of toool.. a
year. Two of 301. a year each, upon Landed Property in
Wiltshire and Suffolk. One of 351. a year, upon Soool.
3 per cent. annuities for life, of a Lady, aged 30. One .01301.
a year, upon ample Funded Property, and on two young lives.
One of 251. a year, secured on 15001. 3 and 4 per cent. annui-
ties, for the life of a healthy woman, aged 58. Two of 201.
a year, on interest 014001. 5 per cent. annuities, for the lives
of two healthy.men, aged 43 each. A Pension of 201: 401.
and 501. a year upon Government, and. on good Lives, on very
eligible terms.

Personal applications daily, as above, till three o'clock.—
No letters can be received that arc not paid.
P. S. Sums of money, as usual, from tool. to 5c:Q01: are
always ready to' advance on well secured annuities, upon
land, or funded property, &c. 6re. with the greatest secrecy
and dispatch.
London, England, 1802-06-01

RESIDENCE IN HAMPSHIRE

MO. BE LETT,, until the /3(-1 of Septernher„next,
a Large HOUSE, FURNISHED, situated at Hordle
Cliff; one mile and an half frOm Milford and the B%thing
Houses, and Eve front Lymington• The House commands
a beautiful and extensive View of the Sea, the Isle of Wight,
and the Needles, and consists of a Dining and Drawing Room,
both spacious and lofty ; Library, Six beSt Bed-rooms, with.
every Coilvnience for a, large .Family (Plate and Linen ex
cepted); Double Coach-house„md Stable with Six Stalls.
The Family may he supplied with Hay, Corn, Milk, But-
ter, &c. at the Farm adjoining.
Apply to the-Rev. ,Henry Barker, Hordle Cliff, near Ly-
minton.
London, England, 1802-06-01

SHEERNESS, MAY 3r.

YESTERDAY evening arrived His Majesty's Sloop
Pytades, Captain Book!) ER, from Leith.
This day-arrived His Majesty's Sloops Favorite
and° Amturnn; the former from Embden, and the
latter from the Westward.
London, England, 1802-06-01

olypoiii, JUNE 1, 1802.

WE this morning received Paris ja;errial4 of the
Sth uk. They inform us that the College of the
Possidenti met for the first time at Milan on thp
16th ult. The Members present amounted to one
hundred and twenty. Citizen BENVENUTI was
eleaed Prc.sident. As it was the, first time that
the Representatives of the Tralian Republic had ex,
excised their fun:tions? there were in the -evening
public rejoicintc.
The iOallitants of Venice week that one of the
Princes of the House of Austria will take the title
of GraPl Pqkc

The 211,?.vitc. gives a private. Letter from St.
of an ar2teric date to the last diseatches
-of General LEct.Exc, which want of room obliges
us to defer inserting till to„morrow. It relates
chid.? to the Finances and the orgauilation of ;he
Government of TOUSSAINT.
General Lord T C/I I NSCIN was at Gencepa about
the middle of the la'st mond:, 'at which place he
passed several days.
Our Letter from Dover this morning, mentions
the ariival there yesterday from France of His
Serene Highness the Hereditary FP.INC E of ORANGE.

This being the day appointed for a General
Thanksgiving, it was observed the due po•-
formance of Divine Service in all the Churches,
&c. It is likewise the Anniversary of the
glorious Viaory obtained by •Earl Howe over
the French Fiect on the L;t of June, 1704, the
first blow which was given to the Marine of 14'rance
jo the last War, and which so auspiciously led the
way to the subsequent brilliant successes -of the
i3ritish Flag. In the mi&t of oar rational joy at
the -restoration of Peace, let not our gratitude be
diminished for the many and singular dispensations
Providence in our favour, vouchsafed to us dur-
ing the course of the most extraordinary and dange-
rous convulsion that Civilized SOciety ever had
experienced.
The Hon, Mr, GREY and Colonel BEAUMONT

come in for Northumberland without any contest.
Mr. P4TTESON has started for Norwich.
This week is perhaps one of the busiest in the
annals of Fashion. Last night, besides the Masked
Ball at the Union Club-House, there were no less,
than eight dinners and routes. To-morrow comes
tOODLE's grand Fate at Ranehigh, besides Mrs.
• CRESPIGNY's publie.breakf:st, and the Right.lion.
I. •
DUNDASIS dinner.
London, England, 1802-06-01

WAVAL NEWS.

PORTSMOUTH, MAY 31.

ARRIVED at the Mother hank, His Majesty's
Ship Florentina, Capt. BROUGHTON,' from the Me-
diterranean; and Telemachus, 14'Am, from Leg_
horn, both of which arc put under Quarantine at
the Motile thank.

Also arrived the Prince William, WIGGINS,
from ,Memel ; Ne/san, DONALD, from Havre ; ha;
Bella, Sl'A.ltitow, and renus, RosEtursoN, from
Sunderland ; and Kitty, Cal ENE, from Loridun.

,DOVER, MAY p.

SIX O'CLOCK,

SEVERAL Passage Vessels have this moment ar-
rived from France, but we do not learn that they
bring any interesting news, .4 Son of the PRINCE
of ORANQE came Passenger in one of them, and is
gone to the Ship Inn.
London, England, 1802-11-25

PORTSMOUTH, Nov. 24.

ARRIVED this day at the Motherbank, and - w
ea
put under Quarantine, the Union, GEMMEL)
Baltimore. Spoke the Susanna, from Jamaica
London, 3d inst. in lat. 4+. 17. long. 44.
Union, Goonsvm, from Malaga ; arid liestal,fr
13. ER, from Fiume.

• frail
Passed by this day, the Leander, WHITE, ;a
Demerara. Sailed 13th October, when ita
possession of the English, as well as Surinam, Pets
Nice and Essequibol and, Martha, RocHE, (I°
Grenada.
London, England, 1802-11-25

PLY]IIOUTII, Nov. 23.

ARRIVED the ship Lascelles, of London, Capraitl
Ost ER, from Norfolk (Virginia), laden with or'
&c. leaky, bound to London ; also' the Unit):
BR ENT, frdm Bilboa ; Nivv, LEGG, from Bayooc"
and Naria Margaritta, SL E I BOOM, from Bilboa•
Several of the wind bound vessels sailed till;
miming to the Eastward.

Yesterday Sir WILLIAM SCOTT made a Report
M.,),;4zsTr of Wilk:am Codlinc, under center'
of death in Newgare, conviFtcd at the last Aahl';irc
ratty Sessions for wilfully and feloniously destflf
ing and casting away a certain Vessel, of %.%, bleb
was Master, upon the high sea, within the jtlr',4
diaion of the Admiralty of England, with inters
and design to prejudice Robert Shelton and otiletii
who had underwritten a Policy of Insurance upon
the said Vessel ; when he was ordered for execLitl9
on Saturday next, at Execution Dock.
On Sunday last, at Cook Berks, the Ladi,i,
Col. WHEATLEY, Ist Regiment Guards, was sal`,
delivered of a daughter. ,
The First drawn Ticket in the State Lotter C°.
begin Drawing Monday next, will be entitled tool.
Twenty-five Thousand Pounds.—The First-dravii
last Lottery was‘ sold by SWIFT and Co. N0..71;
Poultry, who have also shared and sold ot
other Capitals since November last.
On Monday next the Lottery begins drawil;
Mr. NICHOLsON'S Tickets and Shares that br!i
been so justly celebrated for producing Cart
Prizes, are only to be had at No. i 6, Cornhill, or
posite the front Gate of the Bank.
Note.—The first drawn Ticket is zg,cool• are
the first drawn the fourth day will also be 25.00°

A CARD.
berry
Merchants and • others, Shippers of Rol' „:„,j,
and Cherry Brandy, for the East and West 111°`"0"
are respe&fully informed, .that these Articles I
now to be had in the greatest perfedion, by aPP
ing to the Master of the New. York Coffee-Ws
where Samples may be tasted.

. er..
Tues:slay last, at St.MARRIED
George's Church, 113TI° Ih6
square, by the Rev. Dr. Law, Archdeacon of Rochester:4, c;r.
-Rev. Frederick Hotham, Rettcr of Burnham St.i!tOlirowal
folk, and Vicar of St. Warburgh, Derby, son of Mr. ',1.110-
Hotlidin, to Miss Hodges, eldest daughter of the late
mas Hallett Hodges, Esq. of Hempstead-place, Kent'

DIED.
Yesterday se'nnight, at Frostenden, in the County of
folk, the Rev. Christopher Smear.

MAILS. DO.
ARRIVED.
French o - -
HolLuid o -

PRICE Oa

YESTIADAY.

Bank Stock i India Stock
Navy S per Ct.looi tot roof ; South Sea Stock
g 110 regi•
j ler C. t. 1797, tool 991 ioo Excheq. liiils s• -„,
99i Fundable ditto Prel"•
3 pc.r Cent. Con. 831 Ilrai "3d exchequer Bills diS•
3 per Cent. Red. 66iii (Thulium tot 6)
'if
3 per Cent. Con. 674,giti i mper. 3 he, Cent
intto Scrip Diito Ann. .ti 7-16
.
Bank 1.. Ann. 19i9-16 Bank for opening
Ditto Short Ann. 4 7-16 India for A/c
Ditto Scrip Cons. for Op. 671-1 z

WELV E O'CLOCK•
lOmnium-

0t tr'SC'
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London, England, 1802-11-22

SURINAM, SEPT: Ze

As yet we have heard nothing of the Fleet which
is expetted from Holland to take possession oF,.thiS
Colony, which is to be delivered up to them by :the.
English: the latter seem to hare. Made:no prepara-
tions for the evacuation of it. Several -Dutch Ships:
have arrived here in. the,..bourge. of a ,few 'weeks,
but they will not be suffered to leave this-place till.
the Colony is again placed under the' proteaion of
the Batavian. Government, which, ,to.snapyi .is an
•Unpleasant circumstance:. Only three 'ships have
been excepted, under the con-inland of Captains CA C-
GREEN, SIMI, and de LA,S:-6.i, Whicliairivect he're
with special-orders Erom'England.
An uncommon viortality prevails .arriong .the
Soldiers and Sailors ; however; to have
considerably abated amonk 'the natives ; we have:
lately lost . our, able Physician, Dr. MEYER: his
death is a great foss to,.the.Colony. The heat_ bete,.
is exceedingly intense, and scarcely a. breath of air
Is stirring.
The
thermometer, ftoroele,.7en in the,
morning till four in the afternoon,- stands ge.nerally-.
at go degrees. We are'. much afraid: alsO •of. the
consequences of the drought.. ....

Several skirmishes have rakerr place -lately Ile-
tween the" Indians and:the IThsh Negroes :
_"of -the
former several have been killed; but the “ovefn_
meat has taken measures to-effeaw ieconeillation
between them, and. it is ,prob ble:that their dispute
will occasion no more bad consequences. •

November .18, Mr. NATHANIEL SCARLETT
departed this life, in the fiftieth, year of his age.
He received his education at Kings Wood School,
under the patronage of the late Rev. JOHN,WisLEY.
He Was by trade, a Shipwright ; bur leaving'that
employment, he became an eminent- Accountant ;
and condoned the Commercial. Almanack.'''For
many years past, the study of the Sacred Scriptures
was both his employment and delight. Under his
dire ion, and at his expence, a 'Translation of the
New Testament • was performed frtnn the original
Creek, in the year 170, abd which has since been
published under the name of Scarlett's Translation,'
and noticed with general apprObatiOn. In I -Sot, he
published a small quarto Work entitled, A Scenic
Arrangement of Isaiah's Prophedy,, relating to the
Fall 'of Babylon; &c. At the time of leis decease,
he had-Written and methodically arranged a curious
Work called, The Millenial Age. He was a man
of unwearied industry; of rational and, unafreded
piety ; of the utmost probity, and of 'extensive be-
volence.

A few evenings since, as Mr. Spencer, of Kent_
street, was pas-sing Blue Anchor-lane, Bermondsey,
he was stopped by three footpads, who: knocked
him down, and robbed him of his cash and pocke'f_
boor, mthich the villains were. not content with,
but they dragged him into a field, stripped hiin
naked, except, his breeches, and then bea: him wirh
bludgeons in the most inhuman manner ;. they then
threw..him into a ditch, wherethey left him for.
'He•was discovered sonic tithe after by his
groans ;he now lies at his house confined, with very
little'hopes of his. recovery.
London, England, 1802-11-22

THE THEATRE.

Drury-Lane.
So entertaining a Comedy as the The Stratagem,
recommended by the appearance of Dwytit and
Mrs. Tome Ax in parts-which they had not before
performed, held forth
_such a, strong attradion at
this Theatre on Saturday labt, that it was crowded
in all quarters.

DwYER appeared in the charafier of Atcher, a
character that is well fitted for his spirited talents.
He maintained the, manners of die Qentienian, under
the garb of the footman, and has considerably in-
creased his reputation by his performance of this
part.

The chara6ter of Mrs. Sullen abounds with
shrewdness, and such arch point' as Mrs. JO R DAN
could not but bring forward in such a manner as
forcibly to strike the imagination. If she failed in
any thing particularly observable, it was in the
want of that well-bred deportment
,which is neces-
sary in order to distinguish Airs. Sullen from the
open simplicity of Dor;nda. Mrs. HAR LOW E
made the part of Dorinda very conspicuous in the
Piece, but her deportment, on the other hand, was
not sufficiently simple.
BANNISTER is the best Scrub we have seen for
many years. His performance was marked by real
humour, without that grimace which generally at-
tends the representation of this part. BANNISTER'S
province is low humour, and the more he appears in
that province, the more will the Public have occa-
sion to applaud his merit.

C. KEMaLE was sufficiently respeCtable in Aim-
well. did not appear to advantage in his
performance of Foigard. He gave the Irish Priest
too much in the stile of the Irish Hay-maker.—
Miss TVIELLoN acquitted herself with sufficient hu-
mour and spirit in Chcry, and was very success.
ful in the love catechism. PALMER'S Sidlen also
deserves a very commendatory notice. Indeed the
Comedy altogether was very well represented, and
will no doubt be one (.17 the most attractive Plays at
this Theatre.

The new Operatic Farce of .1 Haug to he Sold
is so well supported by the Perfoimers and the
Music, that it is likely to have plenty of visitors
for some time.
London, England, 1802-11-22

This Day were Pubbilled; price Six

BRIEF MEMOIRS of the .Right Honoutable
LP HENRY ADDiNGTON's ADMINISTRATION;
through the First Fifteen Months from its Commencement.
Printed for T. Cadell, jun. and W. Davies, Strand:

This Day was published, price los. 6d. in boards :
JOURNAL of a PARTY. of PLEASURE to
PARIS, in the Month of August. iSoi ;• giving some
Account of the Manner of Travelling, the Ex pence, the
Present State of Society, and the principal Obj.e6ts worthy
notice in that City, and its Vicinity; with thirteen Views
from Nature, aquatinted by J. Hill, froni Drawings by the
Author. . .
London, England, 1802-08-07

FALMOUTH, :mac. 4.

PUT in this day by contrary wind, the following
Dutch Men of War, from St. Domingo, last from
Norfolk, where they have been repairing, six
weeks passage, bound to Holland, viz.

Brutus, - 64 Admiral HARTSINCX.
N CptLIMIS, 64 Capt. K ROT FT.
Jan deWik, - 64 Capt. Wivr-rilumoolt.
Ajax, t 8 Capt. Fool,.

Also arrived the Ship Diana, Capt. BRITTON ;
and the Brig Flora, Capt. Ewr v, both from Lon.
don, to take in tin, ea. for Smyrna ; the American
Brig Mentor, Capt. TRIVET, 35 days from Charles.

um, with rice, &c. for orders, ; the Ship Harmony,
Capt, DovK,atc, froal the Bay of Honduras, last
from Norfolk, v ith mahogany, 36 days passage;
the French Lugger L'Emilie, Capt. MINGU ET, with
salr, from Noinnoutier, (:etained by His Majesty's
Ship .Peterell, of i6guns, Capt. LAMBORN, as being
suspeCted of having Contraband Goods on board ;
the A3e&na-, Revenue Cutter, from a Cruize ; the
Lark, P4asorts, frOin Portsmouth, and Remand,
COOPEX, from Cowes.

The Ship Association, Capt. JAMES KN,I,GHT,
which arrived on Saturday last from Wilmington,
with tobacco, .:ad sailed again fur Rotterdam; spoke
in lat. 4S. 46. long. 3o: Is. West, the Brig Wil-
liam, clpt. HO T., MAN, frcim Liverpool for St.
John's Newfoundland, all well.
Sailed Nis Majesty's Ship Rosario, of zo guns,
Captain Mourtc EY, and flasA./e,g—Clicees, Captain
BANKS, on a Cruize.

Sailed the Ship Thames, Weaskell;:for Demerary ; Brig
Three Brothers, Westcore, for Liverpool ; Unity, Jenkins,
'for Guernsey ; Generous Friends, Almy, for Limerick; John
and William,. Hansen, for Newhaven ; Harmony, Touzel,
for Jersey ; and Basset, Purchase, for London.

The• Prince Adolphus Packet, with Mail of the
27th ult. for Lisbon, sailed on Saturday last. The
Icing George Packet is daily e)tpeaed from thence :
shotild she arrive prior to the 7th inst. the Prince
of Trades paciet will sail on that day, with Mail of
the 3d inst.

The Lord Charles Spencer, CoATEswottnt,. and
Queen Charlotte, 'JUDGE, will sail on Sunday next,
if favourable wind, with the Mail of the 4th inst.
the former for Nei,v.York and Halifax, and the
latte,r for Jamaica and Barbadoes.
Our-Pilchard Fishery has commenced, and, from
the present appearance, hopes are entertained it will
be very successful this year : zoo hogsheads were
taken on the 26th ult. in Mevagissey Bay, and very
large shoals of fish have been seen to the Westward.
London, England, 1802-08-07

DEAL, Auc. 6.

ARRIVED the Amphion Frigate, from a Cruize,
and remains:

NEW PARLIAMENT.

MEMBERS RETURNED;
COUNTY o? DONEGAL—I4rd SudIEV; Sii jarnesiStewart,
CAsaELL—Right Hon. William Widl6hanfl:'
ARMAGH—Patrick Duigenan, Esq. -
DROGHEDA—Edward Hardman, Esq.
CARRICK cus—Lord Spencer Chichester.
COUNTY MONA 0n411..---Charles Powell Leslie, Esq. Rich.
Dawson, Esq.

DUBLIN, AuG. 3.

YESTERpAY evening the numbers were,
Mr. rEttLS/03f.D - - 1714
Mr. LA TnUCHZ - - 144
Mr. Or;LE - Jt

Mr. BARRIIOTON

- 589

WEYIWOUTIT, Aucu3T 5.

THEIR MAjp.STItS awl the. , 'PRINCESSES last
night honoured the Theatre with their presence; to
See the Comedy of The and The Lyar ; and
have commanded, for this evening, The Wonder,
and the Entertainment of The De'af Lover, being
the third time of Mr: ELLIsTON's performimce.
The KINo, dicrnoirideout this morning, being
engaged the fore part of die day in the Library, and
giving Audiences to the different Noblemen.
The QUEEN and Pat Ess SOPHIA. OIGLOUCES-
TER took an airing round Upway in their S:iciabies.
Yesterday morning Mr. SCOTT, one of His Ma-
jesty's Messengers, arrived with Dispatches from
the 'Court of Vienna.

Most of the Prints have erroneously stated that
the Duke of BEDFORD is about to lead to the Hy-
meneal Altar, a daughter, instW,of a SisTga. of
the Marquis of, BA:rn, his Lordship's children being
still very young.
„ . .
Lord CARR I NGTON has gone on a visit to Mr.
Pin, at Walnlter
The peifon'shire Family go to ChatStsorth in a
fprtnight.
,the Dutcbess of COtalort, it is said, means to
visit Paris this summer, Lady Gaei*iw goes
with her Grace,
London, England, 1802-08-07

DE-E R.

TO BE SOLD, :a .iIET.D OF'EER, of about
One 1-lifherud, and-Fifty Wad,.l) of •all Ages, v,ith;n
tifty'r4Prefi'ateccioki. - • • • - • -
For further Paxtiy-Wars apply:to 11.1 r. Won,;igate, So:icirol,
Golden-square. : • •

LEAD MINES. _ .
Po RE LT.;::1-17,-- hir *stiCi Term of *Yelt-,-• and •
. . .
1 upon sucli Conditions as shall' be-igreed
MENE the• ,of. South and: Over Cumberliesds, si-
tuated in the Parish of Lesmallagow, and County pf Lanark.
From a mineral.supiey. laftlyAnade, and report drawn up
in conserptenee thereof, by practical, and experienced Lead
Miners, the above Land'sarodeolared toibe well worth the
attention of a Mining Company. and the inlications of a body
of Lead to be iso strong, as.to warrant trials with every proba- •
bility of duccess: The • Lead [?re-brought troM the Mines :
referred4o in the Report, of which specimens will be exhi- •
bited, is .of the Ugliest-and _purest quality,- and was at one
period wrought to great advantage.• _ . '
The above-mentioned printed -Mineral Report, together •
with specimens of the Ore, Soars, and other Metak therein
specified, may be seen tiy-appfying tosMithael. L;itning,
ter to the Signet,. St..jame.i's-square„ Tdinburgii ; to :\ fess.
Kennedy and -Logan,. Mercha.no,-: Buchanamstreet, Glas,
gow ;. or to Mr. Mundell, No. 3, fludyer-street, London.

KNOTTING LEY POTTERY.' in YORKSHIRE.
TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT.

•_
ALL those.new .crested BUILDING.S,jULNS,
WOR.KsIiOPS, WAREHOUSES, and all other •
necessary Convenienci:s for the purpose of carrying on a most
extensive EARTHEN WA RE MANUFACTORY in all
its various Branches; t3gether' with a' very good. spacious
DWELLING-HOUSE, ST.ABL ES, &c. Its also, several
COTTAG-ES or- TEN ENI ENTs, and the whole or any'
part.ol Twenty-seven Acres-Sixteen Perches of Land, mostly
of good quality; adjoining the Works. - ,
A ire y credal LL, rented by the present-
Proprietors of the Pottery, of the Trustees of the Aire and
Calder Navigation, and rosy be continued ; it is situated on
.the.coutrary side oftlie .nearly opposite to •the Manti-
thctory. _These WORKS are situated on the BANKS of the
N.A.VIGII3LE RIVER 2-114 E, abolit a quarter of a Mile:
below Ferrybridge ; the Lock Dues, bath up acid down, very
moderate; the- eacloges
.are shipped by a Cfanc fthm";the
PACKING WAR EH OUS P., into the Vessels which con-
vey limn to the Port of Hicjl. in a-clay or two aftgr put on
board.
. r
The situation and convenience 6f these Work .s, On account!
of'their•vicinity to the River Ouse. at Selby (distant abut
ten 1101iles;, Where .R4W MATERIALS are broug:tt in the
same bottom-froin 'any part of 'United Kingdoms, and
Opts being to be had' by Water up the River Aire, notmore
than 4Our; .upon very,.rnpderare,terms,..which
render the Work an object deserving peculiar attention, to
any Person qr Persons desirous of entering into such- an tin,
derrakin.g.
The Works are going on, may be viewed, and further par-
ticulars known. by apply...4l4fq Messrs." Wm. TOrntinson anti
Co. on the ilteltuses.
, ; • '14.1_ .
•
London, England, 1802-02-09

SHEERNESS, FEB. 8.

SAILED His Majesty's Frigate Beaulieu, with
the Plantagenet under her charge, for Plymouth;
and Gannet Sloop for the Downs.
The Anzphion Frigate, and Charger Gun-boar,
have gone out of Harbour.
London, England, 1802-02-09

YARMOUTH, FEB.. $.

OK Saturday the S.yren, REVEL., of and from Sun_
derland, with coals, struck on the Scrohy Sand, and
was lust : the Crew saved.

The same day, the Royal Sowreipz, GRAYDON,
from Sunderland to Guer4eya, with cottls, gor on
the same sand, but was afterwards got off, and is
now on shore about two piles to the southward
of this town.

A Brig is sunk on the Norfolk Coast in eight
fathom water. Leading marks—Cromer Church,
near midway between the Point and Foulness Light ;
Mundsley bearing W. N. W. The topmast head
appears just above water at higt.water.
London, England, 1802-02-09

HARWICH, FEE. S.

LAST night after Post, arrived the Diana Packet,
Captain Ps4ortNE, fiom Cuxhaven, with the Ham_
burgh and Bremen Mails.

This morning the King George Packet, Captain
FLytc, sailed for Cuxhaven with a Mail ; and the
Earl of Leicefter Packet, Captain Tuomrsow, for
Helvoetsluys, with the Dutch Mail.
Remain the Prince of Wales Packet, DEANE,
Prince of Orange, BRIDGE, Prince of Wales,
HEAItN, and .Qiana, OSBORNE.
London, England, 1802-02-09

MATTHEW YATMAN, Esq. of Chelsea, with me
liberality which distinguishes others of the Medical
piofession, who, like him, have retired from prac-
tice, addressed, Deceinbet s, xB6l, to B. D. PE't.:.
KINS, of Leicester square, London, Patentee
the Metallic Traaors, two. - important Cures by.
them, which, he remarks, " prove that the Trae3
tors do not aa on the Imagination."—Thii follow
irig is dine of the Cures alluded to
CASE—Very obstinate Afkefion-in the Eyes.-14" I
sired to, see a Child, six years of age; whose eye-lids yore
very much inflamed and swelled, with pustular eruption's,
and which had severely affeC.ted' her for th-ree years; notwit% •
mp standing a frequent coliance with medical advice. Th' - •
Case was so obstinate I had but little hope ; however, I 317'
plied the Tradors to the eye most inflamed,, for zo
,ninutesf
when, to my great surprize, the swelling and inflamniatioa
were considerably abated: The TraCtors were used to both
.eyes four times more, with so much efit, each time, that.
in ten clays the Cure was complete: it is above a month since•.
the last application was make, and the eyes remain porfc4l/'
well."

The f raaors, so necessary in.every Family, and an 11,3
Horses, may be had, genuine, with new and improyed
reaions for using them, for Five Guineas the Set, of .11•-v-'
Perkins, A. M. the Patentee, in the house of the r late f°"hn
Hunter, Surgeon; Leicester-square ; and of Frederick Sin'lll,
,1,
Chemist. and Druggist, in the Haymarket, London. r.
portable nature of the Tractors renders their conveyaitce
Coach, or even by Post, perfectly convenient. Letters in."
closing their amount, post-paid, duly attended to.
N. B. The Purchasers of the Tractors receive gratis,
different Books, which contain, as communicated by the
literary characters, about Three Thousand Cures of
Rheumatism; Scalds, Head-ach, Tooth-ach, Sprains,
ltr-
tlammations, &c. &c. and all analpgous diseases oiHorses4e
.caution.—The Traaors,.are stamped with ti'„f
words " Perkins's Patent Traelors,"'and at the bottnio
the printed diredions is a Receipt for the five guineas,sic
in the hand- writing, of the Patentee. By observing this,
positions w4l..oftep be deteded.
London, England, 1802-02-09

DEAL, F,13. 8.

His Majesty's Ships Santa Teresa, La 111;t:e.tcvc,
and Resource, sailed this morning to the Westward.
Arrived from the Northward, La Sophie Sloop,
and remains with the St. Alban's, Arenicsis, Ama-
zon, Brilliant, La Vo'age, Arrow:, gaisg-Q, Eugenie,
and Gannet SlOops.

Captain CUMBERLAND is appointed to the Doris
frigate, vice BRISBANE, who is appointed to the
Trent ; and Captain BAKER, of the Thetis, armed
ei.flate, is promoted to:.ihe rank of Post Captain,
and appointed to the 1:P1.,w pure r, of 54. guns.
The Richard, Captain Nt.);xxs BowpErr; which,
had arrived at Waterford, from Newfoundland, and,
after landing part of her cargo, sailed thence for
Liverpool the, zoth ult, was lost the following
morning at Portscaden,.. an the coast of \Vales; and
all perished.
London, England, 1802-02-09

STAFF.

Colonel AlexAnder Mackenzie; or the 36th Foot, to be
gadier-General of the Army serving in the Mediterranean

only.
Thomas Mien Coffin, Esq. to be Commissary of 'Accompts
in:British North America.

HOSPITAL STAFF.

Assistant-Inspeaor Alexander Robertson to be Deputy-In-
spector of hospitals to the Fcnces.
Surgeon Adair Blackwell, from the soth Foot, to be Surgeon
to the Forces, vice Webb, promoted.
TO be Apothectiries to the Forces.

Surgeon 'Thomas Ross, froth the 54th Foot, vice FindiZy,
deceased. Surgeon Michael Egan, from the 79th Foot.
Surietin Fletcher WeUs, front the zd Foot.

BARRACKS.

Robert Collier, Esq. late Captain in the Scotch Brigade, to
be Barrack—Master in Great Britain, vice Marshal, who
retires.

Manx Fencible Infant,y.
Lieutenant William Kewley to be Adjutant, vice Homer,
deceased.

Loyal Havofordwest Fuzileers.

o,hn Lewis, Gent.. to be Adjutant; vice Johnstone.

Marazion Volunteers.

.ohn James, Jun. Esq. to be Captain, vice Gluyas, who re-
signs.

North Shield! and Tynemouthlunteers,

Major William Linskill to be Lieutenant. Colone- Commap-
dant. Captain William Ciai-ke, jun. to be Major, vice
Linskill. First Lieutenant Thomas Frank to bo Captain,
vice Clarke. Second Lieutenant Thomas Walmsley to be
First Lieutenant Nice Frank.

To be Second Lieutenants—Andrew Trotter, Gent. vice
Walmsley. William Robson, Gent. vice Cram, pro_•
motel. John Hutchinsqn, Gent. Robert Shield, Gent,
Swansea /frtilleiy Volunteer:.

Lieutenant Henry Puma, from the S%Vansea Volunteers, to
be first Lieutenant, vice Prance, who resigns.

MEY.OIIANDUM.

Ensign Henry Shee, of the 25th Regimeht of Foot, who was
superseded in the Gazette of the 15(th nit: is reinstated in
his tank. •

Ccntmistion in the Chesshire Militia, signed f the Lo►d Litut€•

flan!. -
Morton John Eden, Esq. to be Captain of a Company, vice
Carr, deceased. Dated tan. iSoa.
London, England, 1802-02-09

WEST INDIA S.

sT,PIERRE'S, MARTINIQUE, DEC. 10, 1301. '
Arrived a Flag of Truce from pa LACE, ;It Guada-
loupe, with prisoners to be, exchanged ; sLe brought
letters to Governor KEWEL L, from PELAGE, which
state that he was ready to deliver the Island of
•Guadaloupe to any person sent by BONArAttTE,
excepting LA CttossE, who was a scoundrel, and
,that fie (PELAGE) was under the necessity of send-
ing hiu, away fur leis own safety sake, and lopes
that the accustomed relation and amity would still
continue between the two Nations. The flag of
truce, was sent to Fort-Royal, on delivering the
letters for General KEPf ELL.

Lord CHESTERFIELD, it is said, succeeds, by the
death of Lord MENDIP., to the beautiful Villa on
the Thames that was formerly PoWs." -• •
We see by the last Gazette, that jobs Gilpin
is a bankrupt. Whether this unfortunate traiies-
man descends ftom the celebrated Edmonton hero.
we know not, but for the sake of his name, and
the honour of• poetry and humour, we hope his
creditors will set-him safely again on his legs.
The conditions of the wager made by a Gentle,
man (not Mr. SHAW, as mentioned) to ride against'-
.
time, have not been::correaly7. stated in the PuVic
Prints. He has urxlettaken to go on horseback
from London to Barton Water-side, in Lincoln,
shire, a distance of 17 t miles, in twelve (and: not
fourteen) successive hours. The bet is to be decided.
some time in the next month. The Gentlemen of the
Monson Hunt accommodate him with their studs ;
and although he rides 15 stone, yet his wind and
nerve are so. highly thought of; that the odds 'run
considerably in hts,favour. He is to start froth the
Gray's Inn Coirc;..-house, and proceed by the Stil-
ton road,
London, England, 1802-02-09

SHIP NElf'S.
•
GRAVESEND, FE3. 7.
Passed by—the-Triton, , from Leghorn ;
Clesar, Radden, and Warrep, —, from Jamaica ;
chester Man of War, from Gibraltar ; Maria Dorothea,
from Valencia ; Vrow Elizabeth,
Almy, SnoW, from Virginia; Darault, , from Que-
bec ;. Venture, Steele, from Hainbro' ; Harvey's D` 'r-
Neale, from Surinam; and ACtive Warren, from St•
chael's.
London, England, 1802-08-31

la

Archduke ANTHONY will 1):! made a Knight
of the Tcutouic Oder, and appointed Coadjutor to
die Grand Master of the Order.

Curt LEHRLACII is appoirtcd Commissary for
taking posession of the Territory allotted to the
GRAIND DUkE of TUSCANY.

PASSWAN OoLou has before his palace at
twelve pieces of cannon constantly loaded. He
never goes out of it %i,'ltLout "being attended by his
Body-guard, which is composed of very fine Troops,
all in gold-laced dresses.

HAGUE, AUG. 21.

THE late Cabinet-Minister of the PRINCE of
ORANGE, VAN CITTERS, lately died here at an ad.
varced age.

Ou-r Gazettes say, that 3o or 40,000 French
trOop.S will be assembled on the Rhine, as well to
make an impression on the Diet at Ratisbon, when
the plan of Indemnities is diseussed, as to go through
their manceavres when the -First Consul shall come
to Belgium and the Rhine.

The necessary orders have already been given, to
prevent any distutbances taking place in our Ports
on the return of our Emigrants from England. The
Troops under the Hereditary PRINCE of ORANGE,
who were lately in English Pay, and cantoned in the
Isle of Wight, have already been disarmed, and
embarked for Holland. The Amnesty has been
published by the Directory, in a Proclamation of
the 16th of August. - in it the returning Emigrants
are exhorted to condua themselves peaceably, and
with gratitude, and to avoid every thing which
may leakk to Discord and. Civil War.,
London, England, 1802-08-31

SPORTING INTELLIGENCE.

YORK AUGUST MEETING.
SATURDAY, AUG.2B.
Sweepstakes'of 300.. each, togs. ft. for 3-yr old colts carry-
Sst. zib. and fillies 7st. izib. Two•miles, x 3 dub-
scribers.
. .
I.d Darlington's b. c. by Beninglarought out of Lardella
Ld FitzWil4;:am's b. c. Orville, by I3entrigbrough, .out or

. . ,
Evelina - - - - .
'
Sir R. Jinn's ch. c. Tankersley, by Overton dam by
Phcenornenon, out of Matron, the darn of Sir Solomon 3
Mr. Croft's b, c. by Traveller, dam by King Fergus, or
I u piter; - -
Five and 6 to 4 agst Orville, mid 5 to -2 agst Lcr Darling-
ton's c. A fine race. .•
The King's Plate of ioogs for, five-year old mares, /vit.
Four miles.
Mr. Garforth's gr. Marcia, by .Coriander, out of Faith
by Paco/et • - - -
Mr. Carter's b. Quiver, by Dart, dam by Drone
Mr. Hutton's ch. Crazy Jane (late Minerva), by Walnut 3
Mr. Shephard's ch. Diana, by 'Carbuncle, out of Madcap,
by King Fergus
Vvo and 3 tot on Marcia. 'A fine race.
The Ladies' Plate, free for any horse, &c. ; three-year olds
carrying 6st. z 11;. tour-year olds, 755. 91b. five-year olds,
Bst. 51b six-year olds and aged,. Bst. 121 b. Mares to be
allowed 31b. and Maiden Horses, &c. allowed 31b.—
Four 14iles.
Sir T. Gascoigne's ch. c. Lenox, by De!pini; out of
Slapbang and Symmetry's dam, 4 yrs old
Hon. L. Savile's ch. h. Cinnamon, 5 yrs old, -a
Mr. Garforth's ch. c. Trim, by Acacia, dam by King
Fergus, 3 yrs old . - • - 3
tot and stoa on Lenox. Won easy.
Mr. Milner's b. h. by Fortunio, beat Mr! K'irwan's Fu-
&man, by Magog, list. 41b. each, from Middlethorpe
Corner to the Ending Post, so gs.—Won easy.

'SHIT

YARMOUTH, Auc:. 29.

.Arrived—the Toseoh,' Boulter, and , rd A9c
melt Brown, 'from Memel.
Sailed--,the Paget, Bracey, for PeterSburgh ; Alert, Blv,
for Malaga ; Lark, Graves ; Pritish far, Anoison, and Ago-
Balcharn, for Liverpool ; Constant Trader, Plow-
man, and Fair Trader, Steward, for;Londori, , '

GRAVESEND,' AUG. 29.

- . Passed by—the Neptune.
Isabella, Robinson ; Roy al. George, Brookhinks ; Brother,
Goodwin, and Ross, Bruce, from Jamaica.; Mary and
Jane, - Lisbon' Francisco, --, from Car-
thagena ; Ellie, —, and Fame, Anderson,. from-I-It:Mb-re;
Clarendon, ; Betsey, —, and Triton, --, from
Gibraltar ; Riga Merchant, " , from .Dantzic ; Hum _
phries, Shelly, fiord .Antiglia ;--Hannah,-Baker, frcim
nam ; Trent; Parrott; froirt Ainorca ; Queen; 'Parrott, front
Honduras.; Royal Clurjotte, and Britannia,- Chanf-
brs, from Grenada; •Atalapta, }richer, from
Britannia,
son, from Quebec.

FRICE

Sank Stotk I India Stock
Navy 5 per Cent. tool South Sea Stock
per Cent. t 79-7, tozil I.xcheq.-Ntis s. s. •
risks per Cent. Fundable dirto prem.
Per Cent. C0n..1361 . 3d Exchequer tills dis.
per Cent. Red. 64-1. thrinurn. 911 to ga dis.
per Cent. Con. 6s4*l- 7n Imper. 3 per .
• )itta..licrip Ditto Alin.
:ank 1.. Ann. 2o 5-16 a tlanklor opening - •
'lnto Short Ann. India For Ace.
')itto Scrip Consols for Oa.

YESTE
London, England, 1802-08-31

Y ARMOUT I, Arc.

Tilts morning arrived the Ant, of this Port,
WILLIAm. HARRIS master, from Hamburg!), with
..)la rags. At the time of her leaving that place,
the Rover, THOMAS JEEB, was loading oats for
Liverpool ; and the Ocean, OttlNTcxq master, was
arrived from the East.

Sailed the Staff of Lift, RICHARD BODWELL, to
Rotterdam, and /10'ora, Wu. Moss, to Hambro'.

Arrived in tne Roads, from Amsterdam bound
to London, the Mary, WM. PATTISON.

Sailed the IValefield, jAmEs BREAD, to London.

1A.44, Aug. 30.

Hrs Majesty's Ship La Poinome sailed yesterday
evening, to the River ; and His Majesty's Ship Was-
saliaer rhis morning to the Northward.
Arrived the East-India Company's Ships Duke of
Butcleugh and Walpole, this afternoon, from India,
and remain.