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London, England, 1802-10-23

FIFTY THOUSAND POUNDS

Are allotted for the First Drawn Ticket on the
first and fourth Days of Drawing of the present
English Lottery, which begins on Monday, •the
z9th of November. The Scheme also consists of
three Prizes of to,oool. three of soool. and other
Capitals of wool. pool. tool. &c. &c. amounting
in the whole to zBB,oool. The Tickets, Halves;
Quarters, Eighths, and Sixteenths, Stampt Shares,
are selling, on the lowest terms at NICifOLSON'S
fortunate Office, No. i 6, Cornhill, where, in the
present year, two Prizes of zo,oool. and poool.
each, were sold, divided into Shard:.

SHIP IVElfl.

YARMOUTH, OCT. 21.

ArriVed—the Elizabetft, Turmoil, andbleSslng, Crocket,
from Hull Amy, Crane, Commerce, Nansfield, lsabeHa,
Stoker, and, Chance, Baxfield, from London ; New Kerrison,
Crickmay, and Y2re,-Harris, from Norwajr; 'Betty and
Susan; Patterson, .from
Sailecl-,the Selby, Bromby,,for Hull ; Seahorse, Topsham,
flit-Landon ; Tonge tan, Cult, for Rotterdam; and .DispatCh,
Barrett, for HUB ; the Little Henry, Richardson, from
Whitby for London, put in' wind- bound.

' GRAVESEND, PCT. 20.
,Passed Crown„Bowden, from Labradore ; Fame,
Smith, from Belfast ; and Sandwich, Stew,art, from Rouen.
'Sailed—the Clarendon, Bell, for Jamaica; Hope, Fry, -for
Gibraltar; for Naples ;
.Mary Ann;
Wood, and Adamagt, C,ada ; Eliza, —' for Mi.
norca; Phoenix,' for Hamburgh; 'E3tpedite,Stolfells,
and-Liberty, Wheatiand, for Rotterdam. • •
London, England, 1802-10-23

SWABIA, OCT. S.

IT is understood that the Imperial Cities of
Augsburg and Ratisbon will 10.)e their Independ.,
ence by the Supplementary Declaration; the Eke--
TOR of MENTZ will receive a trap of land on the
Left Bank of the Maine ; and NASSAU-USINGEN
acquire several places in the 1 leftorate of Treves.

NA via NEWS.

PLY MOUTI4. OCT. ici.

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Last night there wa, . violent storm at §.
accompanied by the heaviest hail storm ever remem-
bered, with a heavy rolling sea in the Sound ; the
Wien of War struck yards and topmasts in the Sound
and Hamoaze by signal, bur rode out the gale very
well ; and this morning the weather moderated at
N. w.

Early this morning bispatches from the Admi_
ralty, of importance, arrived here, which were put
on hoard La Penturier, of 18 guns, Lieut. Jumr.
She has al,o sealed orders, not to he opened till she
.geti '2O leagues to the West of Scilly. She sails to-
night or to-morrow morning.
Came in from Shithead into Cawsand Bay, there
to wait for further orders, La Concorde, of 3 guns,
Capt. WOOD.
Sailed with Dispatches to the Westward, the
Ch;lders, of 14 guns, Capt. De WONT: she has
sealed orders, not to be opened till she gets to a
certain latitude.

Sailed La Tipaze, or 36 guns, Capt. HONEY-
ttAN, for the River, to be paid off and laid up in
Ordinary.
Three P. M.—Orders have been just issued for
the Aimble Cutter, Lieut. J. COGRLAN, in Ha-
inoaze, tc, virtual and water f'r four months, and
get ready to take on board Dispatches hourly ex.
pc.acci, when she is to have sealed orders, and pro_
teed to her destination at an hour's notice.

This day Iv:lmbed into Mill Bay Barracks, eight
Companies of Royal Mirines, under the command
lA' Lieut. Col. ELLIOTT. The Grenadiers and
Light Company march in on Friday next, and next
tveek their Field days commence.

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London, England, 1802-10-23

MAIZRL4D,'

-On Tuesday last, at Gunton, -in Norfolk, John Petre,
Esq. to the Hon Miss Catherine Harbord, younges“iaugh-
ter of the Right Hon. Lord Suffield. •
'lhursday, Mr. Gordon, of Sherrard-street, Golden-squate,
to Mils M.:Purse, of London-wall.
. The same d4y, at Walthamstow Chnigh, Esst*,_ by the
Rev. J. T. Lawton, Mr. John HiSbert, of 'ernt'ciied.:friars,
Wine-merchant, to Miss Warner,. daughter .ef . Edward
Warner,. Esq. Wllthamitow. ,
On the r4th inst. at Lincoln; Mr. E. Tewart, of Lud!,7ate-
street, London, to Miss Preston, daughter of 'Thomas res-
ton, Esq. Alderman of the tbrnacr City.
London, England, 1802-12-11

S3UTHILEL;4S C.4I•TLE AvD• SHEEP socizrY.

YEsTERDA.y-mbrning the Ste Wards or Judges of
this Institution met at Mr. Wootton's Livery Sta-
ble-yard, 'Smithfield, and minutely examined the
several fat Oxen, Cow, Sheep and Hogs„,which had
been sent in from different parts of England.
The following were appointed as Judges on the
occasion, viz.

Mr. WILLIAM CRII,I,IIV, of Tririg, Farmer,
Mr. los Er u ran s-r . of Windsor Great Park, ditto,
Mr. WZLLS, of St. fa mei's-market, •Butcher,
Mr. WILLIAM AUSTIN, of Stockwell-place, ditto,
Mr. AYRES, of Chiswell-street, ditto;
‘,4t7ho forthwith proceeded on their duty, the stye.
ral Candidates pursuant to the-rules of the Society,
having previously consented' to report the dead
weights of Cattle, Sheep, and Pigs to -be examined ;
when, after a most minute-investigation of all the
Cattle exhibited, they: came to the following ad.
judications, viz.
London, England, 1802-12-11

GR A.VESEND, DEC.

Passed by—the Arun,- Lees, from Mogadthei William,
Clay, from Belfast; Metcalfe, from Madeira; dnd
Vtow.Margrette, from Rotten.

Henry
e Addington,-La-cc); and. Olive-Branch,
Butler, for lamaica ,
- Thomas and Sally, for Alderney ; Bri.
tannia,
dam ; Mary, Nichols, for Rbtterdam Triton, -, for
Harnbro' ,• Gratis, -, for Norway •'Calv.pso, Stotman,
Handels Beverderer, -, and Twe Geode Vreinden,
for Dort.
London, England, 1802-12-11

PLY/120Ur1i, Drc. 9.

SAiLEii the Alligator, Capt. MEttitoti-, for Ja-
maica";, the Caroline, HAYES, for St. Kitts ; and
the Portuguese Ship Paztorinba, Capt..oLivEßA:,.
for Oporto.
Arrived the Sloop Raley, from daeinsey, de-
tained by the Atalanta Sloop of War. .
London, England, 1802-12-11

YAR.M(tOTH. DEC. 8.

Arrived the Commerce, Mansfield, from London.
In the Roads—the Eliza, Stoker, front Hamburgh.
Sailed—the Cato, Benson, for Corte; Fteedoin, Flolden,
for Rotterdam ; and Leander, Youngman, for the Mediter-
ranean.
London, England, 1802-12-11

GRAVESEND, DEC. 8.

PaSsed by-the PriheesSllizibeilt-FOirisdaile;from New
Providence ; Amity, Bennett, from Bilboa ; - Lively, Fal-
coner, and Columbus, Forbes, ifom'jarnaica; Two Friends,
Bruce, from Gyon ; Mary, Griffith, and Aeleon, Tones,
ftom 'Cork.

.: Sailed—the Uni'on, Brown, and Blenheim, Miller, for G re-
; Ant, Rawles, for Barbadoes ; Amity, Jackson, for
jlambro'; Ceres, -Warren;.- Lady loiinslon -forrester; -i'eir-.
sons, Campbell ; Catharine Green, Steel; Phoenix, Dou-
Klas ; Alfred, Robson, and the Wept Indiatz, kir ja--
rnaica.

l) c. 9. Passed bvi-g-the Scalesby Castle, Gardner, from
Bombay ; Duke of Kent, Porter, from the South Seas ;
Swift, Melville, from Barbadoes ; Portsea, Harding, from
Zant ; Crawford, Scaife, from St. "Andero; Favourite,
Pratt, from Belfast; Sally, Williams, from Limerick; Hain-
bro' Packet, Stednian7 from Dantzic.; Alive, -from
Cork; Anna,' Pavnter; Three 13rothers, Cooper; Flora,
Blake; Brothers, Williams, and Britannia, Bell, from Wa..
lerbrd.

SaPed--;theCovernor;Mane, MoltAt, for Grenada; Rol-
la, Watson, for Barcelona; Brunswick, Shaw, and Mary and
Susannah, Clark, for fainaick.

COURSE E

FRIDAY, 3a

Amsterdam I I 7 2 us.
Ditto, aright It si
Rotierdain - 8 2 us.
- 34 t us.
Altrma - - 34 '2
74 us.
Paris t day's cta. 24 lo
Paris 2. usance 24 tb Livres
Bourdeauxt do. 24 17
Co(ii4 - , ill plper
Ditto - 341 etrealve
London, England, 1802-12-11

GIBRALTAR, Nov. Is.

. ON the t3th the Rosario sloop of •war; Captain
MOUNC EY, arrived here from Plymouth in i 8 days,
with dispatches for the Officer commanding at Malta,
.and the Commanding Officer of the Forces in Egypt.
She, does not bring out a single letter for any of the
squadron, so that her dispatches must relate solely
to Malta and Egypt. The French have not paid
off a single ship, and not a week elapses without
some men of
.war, belonging to them or their Allies,
passing this to the Eastward.
On the Loth, at noon, another 'French two-
decker passed Europa Poinri to the Eastward.
. The ROlario experienced some dreadful gales of
wind on her•.passage,..and was obliged to throw
.several of her guns overboard to avoid foundering.
The St. Kap-87/z° has repaired •her damage, and"
sails again the first easterly wind.
The Resistance frigate, Capt. WVODEHOUSE, has
just. arrived. from Lymington, in eight days pas_
sage; to join the squadron. Sir HAItRY and Lady
I'\7IEALE are passengers on board, .on their way to
Naples. The Venture. sloop of war,. has also ar-:
rived, in 26 days from Portsmouth, with dis-
patches for this place.'
London, England, 1802-12-11

DEAL, DEC. 10:

AR[tIVED this morning from Deptford, the
Deptford Navy Transport ; and from a cruize, the
Snipe and 'Bloodhound Gun-brigs.
Came do‘Vo from the River, and remain, the
Bose) (Country Ship). for Bengal.
London, England, 1802-01-05

_Jr

strip NEWS.

GRAVESEND, JAN. 1.

Passe by—the Ken-nett; Thompson, from Hamburgh • and
Nautilirs .Landers;;from Arnsterd4m. •

Sailed—the Rosina, Peircy., for the Cape of Good Hope;
Criromandel, Sterling,— for' EJtanv Bay ; Hedor, Coward,
i-or Oporto ; Farmer, —, for Bilboa ; Ann, Jackson, and
riarley, for Barbadoes •
J*).:4.. 3. Passed by—the Columbia,, Bryant,. from St.
Lucar; . Flying FiSh, Attleek, from Smyrnai Friendship,
from Oporto ; St. Andrew-, —, fl:Rrn Bilboa ; Cato,
Pearson, from Surinam ; Hope, —, from Seville; Carr,
Calliirt; arid Priticessot Wales, Howard, from Petersbur,gh.
Sailed—the Jane, Kelly, for Surinam ; Johanna, —, for
Bilbcia;* II :inlet; Stamper, Dale, Atkins, and Royal Edward,
11luirliead, for Jamaica. •
London, England, 1802-01-05

NAVAL NEWS.

HARWICH, JAN. 4.

THE Prince of Wales Packet, Capt. HE-A , ar-
rived this morning from Bremerlee, without a Mail
or Passenger ; and the Prince of Wales, Capr.
ANTHONY DEANE, arrived at noon with the Ham.
burgh and Bremen Mails. The Prince of Orange
and Express Packets, the former with the Ham.burgh, and the latter with the Dutch Mail, are de.
tained in harbour by contrary wind._.

The Schoot De Vliyt, from Rotterdam to Londos,
with' butter, &c. is put into this Port for the pur-
pose of landing Passengers.
London, England, 1802-01-05

_
This Day was published,
Neatly printed in Odavoiby Bensley,'Price gs. in boartis,
'I he Second Edition' with great. Additions, o
If
ETTERS on the IRISH NATION written
during a visit to that Kingdom in the Autumn of the
Year 1799

clecet esse Sororem. •'. -
By '(.4()R•c-F. COOPER, Esq.. •
Of the Honourable Society of Littolii's Inn.
Printed for,. j. White, Horace's Head,. Fleet-street.
By whom will speedily bo published,-elegantly printed in
4to. by Benslev, and embellished - with. 4o Aqua-tinto
- Plates, by Stadler, trom Drawinss.by the Author,
A Voyage up the Mediterranean m His Majesty's Ship the
Swiftsure, one of the Squadron under the command.of Sir
Horatio (now Lord Viscount) Nelson, the key. Cooper
Willyams, Domestic Chaplain to the Right Hon. the 'Earl
of St. Vincent.
London, England, 1802-01-05

DEAL, JAN. 4..

ADMIRAL LUTWIDCR struck his nag last night
on board the .O'ver}•ssel, and hoisted it on boari
the Amazon Frigate.

The averyssel is very leaky, and has reccirei
orders to go to Sheerness.

DISTRIBUTION OF PRIZE-MONEY.

Princeof Wales, Invincible, Tamer, unite, Amphitrite,
Lapwing, Daphne, Syren, and Requin—For the settlement
of Surinam, on board, on their arrival in port. The propor-
.tions of each class are—Commander in Chief 54581- 6s. gd.
Captains 061. Is. 2d. C, mmissioned Officers 641. 6s. 9d.
Warrant Officers 30. rs. 3cl. Petty Officers 131. 195. bd.
Seamen and Marines zl. rss.
Diamond—For the Saint Sebastian and La Bell, On board,
at Plymouth, the Bth instant.
Amelia—For La Peggy, La Chevrieul, Little Amelia,
I.e Chasseur and Le Heureux, on board, at Plymouth.
Barfieur, Excellent, Edgar, Gibraltar, Bettor, London.
Marlborough, Montague, Namur, Powerful, Prince, Prince
George, Princess Royal, Ville de Paris, and Warrior.--For
the Madona del Rosario, at the White Lion, Wych-street,
London, the 7th instant.
London, England, 1802-01-05

This Day was published?
Closely printed iti4vo. Price 95.. in boards,
RELIGION= WITHOUT CANT • or, A Pre
servative against Lukewarnmeis and Intolerance ;
Fanaticism, Supersation, and Impiety.
13y,ROISERT FELLOWES,•. A.M.
• - Of Sr; Mary Ball, Oxford.
Printed for I. White, Horace's Head, Flcet-street..
Of whom may be lad,lately pUblished, by the same A Uthor,
z. A Picture of Christian Philosophy, 3.1 edition, price 6s.
boards.
a. The Anti-Calvinist, zd edition) price is.
3. Morality 'United with Poiicy, price zs. 6d.
4. An Address to the People, price is. 6d.

MOORE's-TRANSLATION cif ANACREON.
This Day. was published,
In Two Volumes; sriaa Svo. Pride rzs. in boards,
With a Portrait of,the Translator, engraved by Mr. Hanel-I,
The Second Edition;' with 'sOine'Additiona/ Notes, of
THE ODES Of ,ANACREONy. Translated into
English Verse. •
By THOMAS MOORE, Esq. of the Middle Temple.
A few Copici are printed:on large Paper,.price 18s. in boards.
Printed tbrj, and I'. Carpenter, Old Bond-street.
Of whom may be had,
The Poetical Works of the late.Tharrias Little, Esq. price 7s.

StATE OF THE EAST-INDIN COMPANY,
• Da, •. pttbtiolwci, Price gq
(.I}SERVATIONS on Mr. DUNDI\S's LET-
ofjune, 18Ois, to,the Ch AIRMA,N
and I) IiPyTY-Cl-IAIRMAN of the EAST-INLjIA.COM-
PANY. . _ -

.I„Olidon't—Printed for j. S. Jordan,, No. 19; 'Ltidgte-hill,
and No, tY,o, Fleet-.street., corner of Fetter-lane.
I.w ii urn army be had, ,p rice,-ts
—Profusion of. Paper Money, not Deficiency in Harvest;
Taxation, not. Speculation;- the principal tausm of the
.Suitoring, of the Pc-JOe : with an Appendix,..containing
Observations on the Report of the Committee .ot the-House
of Comnions appointed to. inquire into- the High Price of
Provisions, and an important Inference from Mi. H. Thorn-.
ton's-Speech-in Parliament, ilErch This
points out the true cause of DeArness, and-coirams sortie-im,
p: rtaot Reinarits upon the Reasoningof Boyd, liaringOireild,
l'hornton,,Burlz,!, &c.
London, England, 1802-12-18

The SPE AICEP said', Rich a praEtice was riot per-
fealy regular, but if the English Bill was delayed
one stage, they might both go on together.
The Bill was then ordered to be committed to-
morrow,
The English Sugar Bill passed through a ,Com-
Mittee—Report to.-morrow.—Adjourned at Eleven
o'clock.
London, England, 1802-12-18

To the PROPRIETORS of EAST INDIA STOCK.
LADIES AND GENTLEMEN, . .
tFEEL it incumbent upon me, upon the first mu-
mation I have received, of the decease of my respedable
Friend Mr. HUNTER, to address you on the subject of my
intentions, which are to oiler myself a Candidate, for the
East India Diredion, Fox THE 14 Ex-r, and not the immedi-
ate VA cANey . My motives for this determination (which
I am happy to say have. been sanctioned 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 tinder
all circumstances attached to- me, I hope I shall still be
honoured with, and that it will at last Icad 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 PLOWDEN.
Devonshire Place, Dec. IS. :Sot.
London, England, 1802-12-18

Sill? NEWS.

POOLE, DEC. i 6.
Arrived—the Alfred, Rogers, from Newfoundland ; Hope,
Manelaws, from Newport ; Übiquest, Wills, troni Wey_
mouth ; Aetive, Williams, from Portsmouth ; Catherine,
Men, from Cowes; and Three Brothers, Westcott, for Fal-
mouth.

Sailed—the Neptunus, Lunsdon, for Naples; Stour,
Lockyer, for Christchurch; and Dart, King, for Water-
ford.

GRAVESEND, DEC 16.
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Passed by—the Kingston, • , from the South Seas ;
Commerce, Walker, from Limerick ; Britannia, Biblius,
from Cork ; Content's Increase, Potts, from Zant ; Young
Henry, —, from Memel; Brothers, Pearce; Betsey,
Rayc, and Fortitude, Barry, from Dublin.

Sailed—the Bombay Castle, Hamilton, for India ; Mary,
Pizzie, for Antigua; Duckenfield, -, and Harriett,
Stamper, for fainaica ; Hope, Critchell, tOr Marseilles ;
Williamson, Wrangham, for Hambro' ; William and Ntincy,
Daniels, fu,- Limerick ; Maria, Apple, for Calais ; lUco-
very, Barner, ant Courier, Fleck, for Amsterlam.

LONDON i'nnted by JiiICLIANAN (ot Bow-Strect, Covent-G,fr lent; ana Publishict 6y W iLl.r AM ARMSCCR Ic,r ?Pit (01 South to
At the Sinz.OvvicE, No. 112, Strand ; where AriverAiselmvs, Orlin's' for the Paper, L,ettrrs for the Ed;bl; &o. -(lsost_p,

icon-street, Grosvenor-square) ;
id), must be addressed..
London, England, 1802-12-18

DIED

•
At Bath, John Hunter, Esq. a Diredor of the East-India
Company.
Yesterday morning, Mr. Tugwell, Master of Sam's Cot:.
fee-house, Lower Thames-street.

On the 16th inst. at Enfield, Mrs. Complin, wife of Wil-
liam Complin, Esq. in the 7oth year of her age.
Last Saturday, at Chelsea, Mrs. Philip Bu►rard.
At Montego Bay, Jamaica, Sept. 14, Alex. Wtarquliar,
Esq. of Nairn, near Inverness.
At Nassau, New Providence, 061. IS, Mr. Charles Scott,
late merchant in Glasgow.

STOCKS.
RDAY.
I litila StOCk 2t7
StAltil Sc., Stock
Excn,eti. Bills s.. s.
Fundable ditto great.
3d Exchequer Bills dis.
Oniniuni 4 3 2 3
Inaper. 3 per Cent-. 70ii
Ditto Ann. a ti
Bank for opening
India for Acc. • [74 3i
Cons. tin. Opening 73i 2i 3fs-

- paper.
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London, England, 1802-09-30

HOIVIAN CEMENT

---•- • MESSRS. PARKER and co..Bankside,. South-
.
wars, manufaatire Cement, or Mortar, for building
in Water,' which far surpasses in -utility Dutch Terras, or
aoy,,other' kind of Mortar : it gives to ail kinds 'of Brick or
Stone Work, au uncommon degree Of strength and cohesion ;
it sets under Water, soon becomes as hard as Stone, and may
be exposed even to the adioriof the Sea, without injury.. In
theretbre, intended.to resist, or contain Water,
this Cement may be used with singular advantage ; or it may
.be lOwered. with Lime and Saud, to any desirable •degree, for
common purposes.
They also prepare STUCCO for taping 13uildiugs with, of
the same and durable t 1 a I it-e as the Cement :itpreserves
the walls from wet and damp, and May be executed -so as
completely to resemble Stone, at a very moderate expence.
Flat Paving, Coping, and Cutter Stones, cheaper than Na—
tural Stone."

COAL, TAR BROWg, AND VARNISH PAINTS.
. .
MHE PUBLIC are most i'es,peafally informed,
• that the above-mcutiondd Articles continue, t?:.be pre-
pared by the Ertrrist+ COLOUR comPAN-1{ only, at
32, Walbrook, London ; and,are recommended as:cheap,
useful, and ornamental coverings tbr wood and iron without
doors: The Tar Brown is' intended -Or• rottgiT boarding,
paling,. sunk fences, &c. The Paints are of various shades
of Green and other Colours "piculiarly-'aclapfed 'fo-t fences
round -pleasure grounds,, plarieci.woodea buii.iiugs, iron rail-
They are easily appliiid; bolt% sent-in a seite for
use, and are verrdttrablo,%-i Dirolins-fot their use dre -sent
with the Articles.

.11"erildre o tripant • sit p y also grout' cL White ,Lead, mitt all
other Paints, Linseed of the aild at the
lowes't pikes. - - - -

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• i; I;;2 V? ,;ditITI iS
London, England, 1802-10-15

PARIS, OCT. IZ.

MADAMt LOUIS BONAPARTE was brorght to.-
bed last night, at nine o'clock, of a boy.
We are informed that Admiral BRUIX is ap-
pointed Ambassador to Portugal.
. They write from Madrid, that Their MAJESTIES
and the Royal Family arrived at Barcelona on the
11th of September, in perfea health.
LAUSANNE, OCT. 4.—Yesterday evening intel-
ligence was received, that the Helvetic Army, had
been routed by the Insurgents, and had retired in
disorder, upon Moudon. Lausanne was this morning
in a state of the greatest alarm : nothing less was
talked of than the retreat of the Government to Gene-
va, when, on a sudden, we saw arrive here an Adju-
tant-General of the FIRST CONSUL, Citizen, RAPP,
who proceeded to the Senate, accompanied by Citizen
VERNLNAC, the French Minister, and transmitted
to the President a Proclamation addressed by BONA-
PARTE to the Eighteen Cantons of the Helvetic
Republic, dated at St. Cloud the 3oth September.

After the reading of the Proclamation, General
RAPP announced to the Senate, that he should go
to Berne, to make the same communication to the
Insurgents, and he set pit- for that purpose it•few
minutes afterwards. We are assured, that if the
Bernese refuse to Obey the summons of the FIRST
CONSUL, that General RAPP is charged to declare
Lo them, that the French Government will send
40,000 men into Szvitzerland.
The Senate has issued the following Decree, for
the publication of the Proclamation of the First
Consul.

" The Senate having heard read the Declaration
of the First Consul of France, dated at St. Cloud
the zoth of September, 18oz, brought hither thin
day by General RAPP, decrees, that it receives with
lively gratitude this new testimony of the benevolence
of the First Consul for the Helvetic People, and that
.the Senatelvill conform to the said Declaration in all
that ooniterns it. Information of the present De-
cree shall be given to all the Authorities, and also
to the Chiefs of the Troops arm6l against the Go-.

vernment.

OCTOBER 4. Before the News of the late
events had been received, the Government bad con-
fided the Command in Chief of all the Troops to
Citizen VoN-DER-WEIDT.

OcTosEtt s.—We learn that the Confederated
Swiss entered Moudon yesterday evening about five
o'clock. The right of BACHMANN arrived also
yesterday evening before Y-verdun. As to the
higher Country, nothing has ti kern place there.

It is now eleven o'clock, and no. intelligence has
been received : we hope that General BACHMANN
will not rejeft the Proclamation of BONAPARTE.
Prudence, however, demands, that we should be
prepared for the worst. The genera/e has been
beaten, and all the Troops stationed on the
Heights which command Lausanne, but without
any hostile intention.
The Advanced Guard of the Auxiliary -Derni,
Brigade, commanded by Citizen PERRIER, is
arrived.
London, England, 1802-10-15

DIED.

On Tuesday last, at Bath, Major Brooke.
On the t3th inst. at Church-House, Merton, Surrey, in
the 25th year of her age, the. Lady of James Downing, Esq.
late of the 73d Regiment of Foot.
Yesterday, at .Tottenham, in the 79th year of her age,
Mrs. Sarah Dickinson, relict of the late Rivers Dickinson,
Esq.
In India, on the loth of Februai'y laSt, Major' Thomas
Riddell, of the Hon. East India Company's service, soli of
the late Patrick Riddell, Esq. of Muselie.
At Inverness, on the 24th of September list, Simon Fraser-,
of BoblainV, Esq. '
At Fort William, the 3otk ult. Mrs. ;Cochran, wife of
Capt. Tho Mas Cochran, of the Invalids..
At her house, in Tiviot-row, on Tuesday the Oh instant,
Mrs. jean Scott, sister of the. late Walter Scott, of Har-
den, Esq.
On Saturday last, at her house in Cambridge, Mrs. Mary
Leach, widow of the late Mr. Barnett Leach; of that plaice.
At Hampstead, on Tuesday the .sth ',instant, NIT.- John'
Horner, jun, of Edinburgh. . .
At Launston, near Montrose, on the 6th instant, Mr's:
Watson,'. widow of the late Dr. David Watson; physician in
Montrose.
. . .

YESTE

CDAY.

Bulk Stock, -.•-. -14 ila Stock • . -
Navy s per Cent too/EA 7 South Sea Stock ,
i• per Cent. 1797, rouit I.xcheq. iiil4 s. s.. par.
Irish s per Cent. Fundable ditto prem.
;per Cent. Con. 803 si. 3d Exchequer hills dis. '
3 per Cent. Red. 674 87i - Otnniutn:B,42:24- 9- ••
per Cent. Con.-68,,:aiiii linper. 3 per tent:
I itto Scrip . • f)itto Ann.
'lank 1.. Ann. to t- t 6. !lank for opening - • ~.
Ditto Sport Ann... - India fbr Aoc„ ,
Ditto Scrip '-• . , - Cons. fig Account 69,q9i SH

rid NO-11WWit ‘A' 11.1.1 AM ARMI CYR SCR !Pr!, (of South Molton-street, Grosvenor-square)
• for the Paper, Letters for the 4diter, must be addressed.

.~,..-_
London, England, 1802-10-15

CORN EXC ANG A, Oct. IS.

THERE are not. many fresh arrivals of Wheat
this .day ; the sales were rather brisk, anal they
fully maintain their prices ; there is a gaod supA
ply of Barley- and
.Malt, with but little altera.
tion in either article ; new .Rye fetches high
nrices, as do Pease of both sorts, there being few at
Mlrket ; we have plenty of Oats, but front the
continuance of the'detnand, the best qualities sell
something higher, and inferior sorts ,remain very
low ; in Flower but little variations

lVlieit 44s a
54s a 63s od Beans -33 s a 35s 6d
Fine do. . 64: a 65s od Tick ditto 28s a3is od
Malt - 425 a 44s oil Oats - 145 a tss a 23s od
Fine ditto 45s a"465 6d _Poland (Jo. 245 a 25S 041
Barley . 22s a ass 6d I Rape Seed 34-1 aOl per last
Rye - 315 a 355 od Fine Flour sos a 54s Ter sack.
New ditto 405 a 455 od Second do. 455 a sos per do.
White Pease 41. s a 48s 61

On• the Bth of July last died, cn his passage from
Bengal to St. Helena, NATHANIEL PENItY REES,
Esq. son of the Rev. Dr. ABRAM Mrs.. During
a period of twenty months, he lingered the viairn
of complicated sufferings, which were borne with
an exemplary patience and fortitude, that could only
be surpassed by his resignation at that awful hour,
when the soul hovers. on the threshold of eternity
His remains were interred at St. Helenas

We are authorised to -ContradiEt that part of a
paragraph which appeared in bur paper of Tuesday,
so far as it stated that. Mr: Mtinnes, who died at
the house' of a nightrnan in Gray's e, had
ever been conviaed of murder, and had afterwards
,been pardoned, on condition of transporting him.
self for life. Mr. Mclnnes was a gentientin who
never had been in confinement in any one instance
on a charge of a Criminal nature:
The prem:se.3 belonging to the Old Stock EX.
change, which formerly would have netted about
to,oool, at a sale, were sold on Wednesday for 3tool.
London, England, 1802-12-27

gOVEiIiIER 19.

it_g_The Porte has received new Dispatches from
UPt, but their contents have not been niade pub-
from which it is eonclUded that altairs in that
,bcountry; notwithstanding all that the partitant of
Porte may say; are not in the best situation.-
V.l,ould they have an unfavourable issue; the GRAND
VIZIik will probably lose his head, as he was the
author of the systettt that the Beys roust be e.ttir-
pattd;
London, England, 1802-12-27

_ •
SUFFOLK, and GENERAL COUNTRY FIRE-
, OFFICE.
ESTABLISHED on a Capital of 100,0001,
Sterling, vested in Government Securities in the Names
4a.Trustees, as a Fund for the guarantee of the insured from
1.06 S or Damage by. Fire ; in addition to which, the Proprie-
tors, consisting of about 150 persons of known charatter and
i:
.n
cies ipert, are bound to make good thrigagements of the Po-
issyued by the Company.

RATES OF INSURANCE. •
The Sums insured, not exceeding tool. No. I. upon Com-
rtton Insurances, zs. per ann. Ni. 11.,0n Hazards of the ad.
"ass 3s. per ann. Np. 111. on Hazards of the, 3l' ClasS,
SI• per ann.
From tool, to wool. No. I. upon Common Insurances,
7-s• per cent. 'per ann. No. II . on Hazards of the ad Class,
3s per cent.. per ann. No. 111. ortHazards of thead Class,
Ss. per cent. per ann.
From toool. to 20031. in one risk. No. I. upon Common
Insurances, is. 6d. per cent. per ann. No. 11. on Hazards
Of the id this's, 45. per cent. per ann. No, 111, on Ha-
zards. of the 3d Class, 6s. per cent. per ann.
From 20001. to 30:01. in one risk. No, I. upon Common
Insurances, as. 6d. percent. per ann. No. on Hazards
of thd-2,ci Class, ss. per cent. per ann. No. 111. on Ha-
zatds_.of the 3d Class, 7s. 6d. percent. per ann.
Larger Sums by Special Agreement—Damage by Lightning.
made good.
I he Offices of the Company, are at Ipswich and Bury; to
either of which, Gentlemen in -any part of England, who
from their situations in life may lie adjudged suitable, and
'oho are desirous to hold Agencies for.the Company, are re-
quested to apply with proper recommendations.
-

GLAMORGANSHIRE:.
t tl.e TO BE SOLD BY AtCTION,
Bear Inn, at Cowbridge,_on Tuesday th e Bth Day of
AFebruary 18a3, at Three &Clock in the Afternoon;
, LL that Neat and Commodious MANSION-
-4 1 HOUSE, late in the occupation of lames O'Brien,
.k'sq. with suitable attached Offices, good Brewhouse, Barn,
otable, and Coach-house detached, a good walled Garden, a
.':.ottage, and sundry parcels of Land, now in the tenure of
hit*. Evan Deere, Mary Morgan, Widow, and john William,
comprising 13 A. 1. R. 4 P. of extremely rich, sound, Pa-
Oture and Meadow Land, wheredf about Seven Acres are va-
Iti3ble Orchard, lying compad within a Ring Fence, at the
Village of Laablethian, within four Miles of the Sea, and one
Cowbridge, an excellent ilarket amd•Post Town.' The
remises, which are partly Freehold, and. partly -Customary-
bold of Inheritance, ;re beautifully ornamented with Hedge-
t'T'imber, well-Watered, well-Watered, and in part bounded by an ex-
ellentil.rout Stream. Coals are reasonable, and the Neiy,h-
-o lirliO9d very good, and the Place_ on the whole,, forms a
very desireable Residence for a Genteel Family.
• Aisciltiout 76 Acres of viilitable Pasture Lands, in Siandry
Lots,Ay'ing mostly within a Ring Fence, and at a short diStr
plCe front the above Premises, all well watered, and abound-
ng_with Limestone.
or a view of the Premises,. apply to .Edry.,rd :Robert,
Messrs,
Cowbridge ; and tin- further Pa,t,:ulats, to
Able4SrS. Llewellyn and Morgaiii Attornies, Ncath.
London, England, 1802-12-27

01P,NNA, DEC. ro.

NErr week the Palatine Of.HottoAtiy will Set
Ott for Prtrrsburg, and the lititte of AtTERSPERG
for Paris. .

Prince ESTERHAZT will, in • a few days, set oul
nil his journey to France, Spain, and England ; no
on business f6rrillis Court, but merely for plea.
lure.

The new Hospodar of Wallachia, Prince CON.
6i"tiNE YpsILANTI, made his public entry
In7O.Bierhartit amidst a vast concourse of people,
on the zad of November. The Firman relative to
tte imposts is translated into the Greek and Walla.
thian Languages, arid its regulations will thus be
generally known.
...Pribte YrsI&ANTI has sent to tritiinai aS his
Clulrgii.diAffaires, Gitzdolot DMETRIus, a per-
*, of great political abilities : he, to.day, deliver.
ed his Credentials to our Minister, Count Cos ENT-
t.. the new Hospodar has sent to the GRAND
StOlt:Oil 1000 purses, for the. relief of those who
have been distressed by the late ravages of the
CoWitty, and to pay the arrears of the Troops which
;had been detained by his Predecessor.
The Earthquake, of the 26th of 041ober, was
felt likewise in the Ctimea. At itfeuc-th it was seg.
sibly felt in about 500 houses.
The Dutchess Dowager of PARMA will, it is said,
take pp her residence at P rai su, and retain only
Ctermans in her service : she Will first, how.
Over visit her brother at Mustadt, and her sister,
the Archdutchess titzABETH, at htsprza, whom
*be has not seen for 33 years.
The Order of the French Government that the
Silk of Piedmont, and other Italian States, shall
Only be sold to dealers in France, will be very seri.
Cbly felt at Vienna, and . probably cause the failure
(*several silk Manuladures there.

The birth of the Infant Archduke has been nod-
Zed ter the Ft lot Corny'. : the letter transmitted
It. a hition-thy occasion, has the following address :
4
PragatifiiMo »c irrenxissimo 'vim. Napoleon; Bo-
lketarie,- supreme Reipublica Gallorurn Goksuli, ansi-
ei *intro konoratissimo."
London, England, 1802-12-27

FRANKFORT, Mc. 14.

IT is now resolved that our Fortifications shall be
demolished. This is the wish, of the French Go-
Yernment ; arid it is indeed very acceptable here.
Only the will he left standing.
The report that the EMPEROR has ratified the
access,. or plan of Indemnities, is not confirmed.

AUGSBURG, DEC. 12.

TR! Government of the Helvetic Republic has
parted a pension of 12,000 florins to the Bishop of
Coire.

MILAN, DEC.

THE Portuguese Envoy Extraordinary to Rome,
when he had his Audience of Entry of the POPE,
congratulated his Holiness on his accesssion to the
Papal Throne, and requested his blessing on, the
Royal Family of Portugal, and the whole Portu.
guese Kingdom.
The French Envoy at Rome, Citizen CAcAtILT,
Will, it is said, go in the same capacity to another
Court.
London, England, 1802-12-27

TTHEATRE-ROYAL, COVENT-GARDE.N.
O-MORROW EVENING, .Dec. zB, igo2,
will be performed.
THE REVENGE.
Zanga, M r.O OOK E
13,11 Wednesday, the Comedy of The Suspicions Husband.
Xn Thursday, the Comedy of The Beaux Stratagem.
lin Friday, a Cure for the Heart-Ache.
And on Saturday, The Man of the V.Forld.
*,Ladies and Gentlemen who have Places for the succeeding
Wits of thc new Opera of Family Quarrels, are resPedfullY
Stor'Tea7;tizt, that in consequence of Mr. Braltam.and Signiara
s engagement Bath, it cannot be repeated before
nes4,7, JanuarThursday. The succeeding Nights will be on Wed-
T. tne sth y the bth, and Saturday the Sth of
411uary. '
..Frofirt the very great demand for Places, and the universal
a I:PlAuse with which the Opera was honoured, it will be aa-
threee times every week, after the return of Mr. Braham and
Horace, till further notice.
London, England, 1802-12-27

LONDOY; DECEMBER 27, 1802.

YESTERDAY a Hamburgh Mail, and the Paris
Papers of the 2 zd, reached town ; and this morning
we received the Momiteur of the z3d, inst. and ano-
ther Hamburgh Mail. All the serious obstacles
which have so long protroCled the discussions on
the question of the Indemnities, seem to be re-
moved, and the final CoNclusurn is now only de-
layed by some points of form, and by the cautious
deliberation of German Di,blomatists.

Although the EMPEROR of GERMANY has not
succeeded to the extent of his wishes, he has, partly
by his own firmness and perseverance, and partly by
the change which has taken place in the politics of
the Court of St. Petersburgh, obtained terms much
more favourable id the interests •of his FaMily
than those which were at first proposed. 'The re-
ports which have so long been industriously circu-
lated in the French Papers, of the disputes between
the English,and Turkish Troops, appear to be with-
out foundation, or at least to be very much exag-
gerated ; a very good understanding now subsists
betweerl them, and the garrison.duty of Alexandria
is performed jointly by the Troops of both Nations.
A Letter ,fr.ln the Frontiers of Russia, dated
Dec. s 1. states, that the EMPEROR of RUSSIA has
consented to accept the Guarantee of Malta, as
soon as some alteration shall be made in the Treaty
of Amiens, relative to that point.
The Moniteur still continue;, its attacks upon
Mr. Mootts; and in a pretended Letter from Stu/-
sari, advances five or six gross falsehoods, for the
purpose of introducing one miserable joke.
The Funds are 55.

N AIL il 11 NEIF S .

PORTSMOU f Dec. 26.

AR R-IT ED the Thomas am! Mary; POUND, ha-
Zella, SPARROW, Burdon, JOHNSON, and Hop,
TONOU E, from Sunderland ; and Portsmouth, By R-
I
ToN, from London.

Sailed the Cape/en,' CANIPB F 1,, for Cork; and
raory, KILCHER, for Waterford.

~ .
DEAL, DEC. 26. •
‘•
ARRvirED and sailed for Slleerness, the Loc;i.it
Gun-vessel.

ORISTON BAY, ISLAND OF SARDINIA.

Hir tittajes!"4 Ship tent, GO. 22.

THE ,Fleet under the orders of Sir R. BrcxERTODT.
Corn Prising the Kent and Hedor, of 74 Guns, Agin-
court and Mann:Oath of 64., Greyhound of 32, WM.:
sel -Brig, and ThOmas (which takes this letter),
sailed from Malta on the z3d of September, and an-
chored in this place on the 4.th instant. The objed
of our coming hither, or: the probable period of our
continuance here, are concealed in
.the most myste.
riOus silence. We lay eight miles from the shore,
which presents a very dreary appearance, and the
nearest habitation when we land is five miles off.
The suspense in which this fleet is, and the Me—
diterranean ships generally, •are , held, respeaing
their destination, is greatly irksome and inconve-
nient ; our people, however, are very healthy.
London, England, 1802-03-01

Bruotfs DISORDERS, OBSTRUCTIONS, HEAD-

ACHS,
111DUBLIC Teitimony of the Efficacy of DIX' ON's
LI OUS PILLS, added to the successful and
extensive private pradice the Proprietor, as an Apothecary,
has experienced in the higher circles in their use, point them,
out as the most safe and convenient Medicine for the removal
of all Complaints, and for those disorders which arise
from an irregular secretion of bile and free living ; tinting
pregnancy they are eminently serviceable in preventing Cos-
tiveness, Sickness at the Stomach; Nervous Head-achs,
Heart-burn, and those uneasinesses which too frequently at-
tack the Fair Sex at that delicate period. Cases of their eX-
traurdinary efficacy, attested by many of the Nobility, ara
wrapped round each bbx, with directiOns signed" G.
• and sealed with his arms.
Sold wholesale and retail at Ching and Butler's, No. 4,
Cheapside. London; also by Pidding; No. 76; opposite the
Pantheon, Oxford-street ; Wade and Swiney, ; and
by one Vender of Medicines in every Town in the United'
Kingdom, in boxes at ss. and 25. gd. each.
*** Also may be had as above, Adams's SOlvent, an' ef-
fedual cure for the Gravel and Stone ; to prevent counter—
feits, Ching-andßutler is wrote (xi the Utitsy.ic coyer.
London, England, 1802-03-01

SURREY.
'Y'O BE SOLD BY AUCTION 4

In Fourteen Lots, on Wednesday the loth of March inst. at
Twelve O'Clock, at the baptist Head Codeezhouse, Chan-

cery - rane, ,
''r HE' following FREEHOLD ESTATE,
tuate in the Hamlet of STOCKWELL, in the PariSh
of Lanibt:th, viz.
The MANOR; or REPUTED MANOR of STOCk-
WELL.-,9-,.. • -•• . .
The Caittal Mansion dr MANOR HOUSE; in-the occu-
pation of Charles Bedford, Esc}. with the Offices, Gardens,
and Pltawre-grounds, under Lease, which expires Lady-Day
1801.: .
Ihe Capital Mansion House, Offices, Gardens, Orchard,
&c. in the occupation of C. Hall, and' - Cox, EsqrS. un-
der Lease • which expires Lady-Day 1803

The White HOise Public-house-Offiee, and Gardens, in
the occupation of Mr. thmiel Tittnns, and under an Agree-
ment for a Lease, which expires Michaelifias 1826.
The Farm ilouSe and Out-buildings, with the Lands in the
occupation of Mr. Richard Simmons,_ Tenant at Will.
The Garden Ground and Land in the occupation of Mr.
Benjamin Smith, Tenant at Will.

The House, Offices, and Land, in the occupation of Mr.
George Wheeler, Tenant 4t,Will.
The Land in the occupation of Mr. Joseph RePpen,Tenant
at Will.

The Wax Manufaaory, with the. Mansion House, Offices;.
and Grounds, in the occupation of B. Barrett, Esq. nutlet
Lease, 800 years and upward of . ,
wbtrie containsabout2.3's•Acre's, and is situate be-
tween the 3d and 4th Mile Stones on the Read from London
to Streatham, . by Which it is" bounded on the East; and the
Road called Acre-lane, leading from Clapham to Camber-
well, runs through the Estate towards the North.'
Plans and. Particulars Will be ready to -be delivered on Fri-
day the 26th inst. at Messrs. Manley and Lowe's Chambers,
Tantield-court Inner Tempe ;. and at W. and I: Black's
Chambers, Middle Temple-Hall Staircase.
A. Person will be appointed- to attend at the White Horse
Public-house aforesaid, from Friday the 26th inst. from Ele-
ven till Four each Dav (Sundays excepted), to deliver Parti-
Calars, and sheNv the -Premises.
London, England, 1802-03-01

FALMOUTH, FEZ. 26.

SAIL A!) this morning, the following Packets,
'944 Princess Amelia, Sitv ENS, with Mail of Ilth
inst. for Leeward Islands ; Lord Charles Spencer,
CoTtswoßTH, with Mail of 3d inst. for New:
'York and Halifax ; and King George, YEsct3blszi
with Mails of 16th and 23d inst. for Lisbon.
Last evening an Express arrived here from St.
Ives, bringing an account of the Extra East-India
hip "Pas Capt. JOHN MILLER, from Belfast,
with 6000 bags of rice, and 4.5 bales of piece goods,
hiving driven on shore in that Bay in a violent
tale of wind at North. The Captain and crew
!excepting two, one a Black, which were sick be-
lit,"/) perished) were with difficulty got on shore.—
it he gale having decreased this day, some part of
z._. Was Was landed, and the remainder, with ship,
tue vi"lher continues moderate, is expelled will
4411td:
The American Ship which arrived on Wednesday
hing
last
i in nineteen days from New London,
L I..gs 13°ston Papers which state that TOUSSAINT
tt°n"tittt/kt had been tied to a stake and burnt at
tt.-'°lningol by those who were averse to the Island
!Ing Sir" up to the French Troops, which were
__„ea.
Balled also this day; the rwolrrothers EowAinl,
of St; Ives; the Igndoff, MAItTItcP) for Liverpool .;
414 the Prince of Wales, EVA.t4S, for Cork:
London, England, 1802-03-01

THE THEATRES.

Drury-Lane,

THE Comedy of The Double Dealer was revived
at this Theatre on Saturday with such omissions as
render it less exceptionable to the improved delicacy
of modern taste. But though the dialogue may
be pruned of much of its luxuriance, the fable it-
self involves so many incidents of a prurient dt-
scription, as to bid defiance to the labours of critical
morality:

The Play was in general well aBed. KEMBLE
gave an excellent portrait of insidious, hypocrisy in
Maskrwell, though the languor arising from his re-
cent illness was but too apparem, The veteran
KING was very successful in representing the uxori-
ous pusillanimity of. Sir Paul Pl_yant, We have
seen Mrs. POWELL more' successful than in her
Lady Touthrwood, SurrT's Lod Froth was a very
correct exhibition of formal insignificance. BAN.
NISTER hit off the humour of Brisk with great
spirit. Co KEMBLE was rather too languid in
Millefon:, a chars ter that might be rondered very
conspicuous. Miss DE CAMP displayed great comic
spirit in Lady Plyanti but it was spirit misplaced.
She displayed more of the pertness of Miss Sterling
than the affeeted vanity of a gallant woman of fashion.
PACKER is a very good Performer in his proper
cast, but is rather " too much declined into the
vale of years" for Lord Torichrwood. Pow E 1.1. or
RA:lrmo:co should have had the part. Nothing
could be more charaaeristically animated than Miss
POPE in Lady Froth, Careless and Cynthia were
tolerably well supported by BARRYMORE and Mrs.
YotYNo, late Miss Blocs. As the Comedy was
altogether so well exhibited, it is to be regretted
that licentiousness seems to he inseparably inter-
woven with its Dramatic texture.

Covent Garden,

Love in a Village drew n very numetous au-
dience on Saturday, to this Theatre,—Mrs. BIL-
L INCTON sung with her usual skill, and obtained
the warmest applause: INC LEDON being too mach
indisposed to perform Young Itleadonlis, the part
was assigned to HILL, who gave the Airs with
much ability, and acquitted himself very well in
the acting,

COOKE'S excellence in Falstaff affords a striking
proof of the erroneous estimate which Alors in ge-
neral form, of their own powers. Before he ap-
peared in this part he considered himself as unfit for
a due representation of it, and undertook it chiefly
to benefit by the attralion of novelty. it proves,
however, one of his very best performances, and it
may be fairly questioned, whether there has been
any representation of the part, near it in merit, since
the memorable performance of Qv Me
London, England, 1802-03-01

LONDON FASHIONS FOR MARCII.

FULL nitEsscs.The train and body of white
satin, with a short robe of fine muslin over it. Full
sleeve also of muslin. The whole trimmed with
satin, and steel or silver beads. Turban of crape
and satin trimmed the sane as the dress : the hair
very long, hanging in light curls over the face.
The body and train of yellow satin or silk,
trimmed with swansdown, the sleeves and petticoat
of white crape, and the former ornamented with
gold trimming: A turban of white muslin, with a
yellow feather in front, and a fancy flower on the
left side. Yellow shoes.

MORNING DRESSES.—A robe of silk, with full
sleeves of white crape, the body made very low be-
fore, with full fronts of white crape drawn over the
bosom. A turban of crape and satin, the hair
dressed very long in curls hanging over the face.
A plain muslin dress, drawn 'round the bosom.
A large handkerchief-shaped veil thrown carelessly
over the head.

A bonnet of yellow or buff velvet, ornamented
with three ostrich feathers. A large shawl.
A bonnet of blue velvet with a short lace veil ;
a cloak of figured velvet, or satin, trimmed all
round with very deep lace.
A peiice of velvet, with a large velvet bonnet
ornamented with a feather and flower.

GtNERAL OnsmtvATl3Ns.-.—The prevailing co.
lours are straw, yellow, and rose. Ostrich feathers
and fancy flowers arc prevailing ornaments for
the head. Silver and seed heads are very much used
for the head, and for trimming dresses. White
satin Spanish hats are much vvorr. for dress.
London, England, 1802-03-01

INS,PRUCK, FEB. 2.

THE whole plan of fortifying the Pass of the
7),r0/ is suspended, until the plans of Secularizatic°
and Indemnities be definitively arrange.4l. From
this it is supposed, that the Frontiers of the ALI'
strian Monarchy on this side will undergo some °l'
terations.
London, England, 1802-03-01

NEW MUSIC FOR THE PIANO FORTE.
• lust Published, Ptice Bs.
THREE SONATAS" for the Piano Forte; with
.
an Accompaniment for the Violin, composed
By W11.L1A,141 CLARKE; •
. . Organist of the New Episcgpal Chapci, 7Bdinburgh..
.-London Printed' •for the Author ; and:so by Preston,
at his Wholesale Warehouses, •Nd.' 97, Strand; and' may be
had Ofthe MusiCsellers in Londbri; edinburgh, and Dublin.

:FhistPay was published, price 2S.
THE UTILITY of COUNTRY BANKS
CONSIDERED.

Printed for ji.fiatcbard,..isfe. 19e, Piccadilly.. •
Of who may tie had, just publistied;price is. 6d. •
'Peace, a PeeM; by Thomas Dermody. Llkewise,-A-Short
View of the. Preliminaries of Peace, price is. 6d. . •

, .
This Day waS'Published, Price zs. 6d. New *id Conipiete TABLE.: Apt TITAES.;
principally extradoci .fr.om the Stattktes and Deeisions
in. AdjudgediCases upon Tithe Law; shewing the manner
of setting out, andJaking of Tithes, at the present Time.
London : Printed for J.,Baterworth, Fleet-street.
London, England, 1802-03-01

TO tNGINEERS, and ARTIFICERS accustomed to At
up 'STEAM 'ENGINES.
THE perfeCt ~state -to • which Messrs.. Boulton,
Watt and Co. have brought their Steam Engine, and
its great utility becomink no* 'generally knOwn, has in-
creased the demand for them in this quarter so much, that it
is not in-the-power of those who are'n the Trade 'to supply
the Public in any reasonable time with theni. The Sub-
scribers, with a view the better to accoinriuxiate the Public,.
as well as•to promote their own interest, have formed a resd-
lution of embarking immediately on art extensive scale in-this
branch ' and for this-purpose have just acquired a large, -cori-
veninntProperty, adjoining to their Foundery and I ron anu-
fadories, quite adapted to that business' • where, from a can-
did view of circumstances, the prospect of success is such as
to hold ourencouragernerit for a Manager, possessing the first
talents in the profession. Such a Person will be invited to
an Interest or Share in the Business, together with' a Salary
an proportion to his merit, and no advance of Capital will be
reqiiired on his part.—A number of complete Mechanics,
who arein the practice of fitting up Engines, will'be wanted.
Also two or three fine -Steel Register Grate-makers, and a
good Artist as a Steel Engraver. Sober, good Tradesmen of
these-descriptions, will meet with suitable encouragement,
•
and none else need apply.
.N.- B. An allowance for Travelling'Charges will be given'.
Eor further Particulars, application may be made to John
Butts, Esq. Chatham-place, London; William 'and Alex-
ander Walkuns, EsArs: Birmingham ;
.Mr. James Thomson;
Stationary WarehouSe' Manchester; or to the Subscribers,
fames Sword and Col Cumberland-buildings, Glasgow.
London, England, 1802-03-01

THE MENAI and CONWAY BRIDGES

THE GENTIIEMEN, CLERGY,. and FREE-
tiOLDERS of the COUNTIES of CARNARVON
and ANGLESEY, and all others whom these E redions may
concern, are respectfully informed, that the p LAIRS of the
BRIDG ES are at length completed, and copies of them
are now making nut, to be transmitted without delay to
Carnarvon, Waiumaris, Liverpool, Cht•iter, and the other
Ports on that Coast,• with Explanations, front whence it.
may he Adged, whether, or how far, these measures may
abed the Navigations. 'ln the mean time, if is 'presumed
from ahe cdncurrent opinions of Pilots, and of the most-ably
and experienced Coasters, that the'Bridges; and Works con-
neaed with then, will p'rOduce material advantages to,all
Navigators that way. And Gentlemen will please to observe,
thatahe Bills are not intended to be brought into the Hbuse
until-these Explanations arc given in the Country, with
sufficient timeacrconsider them.- .It was not' possible to get
these Plans completed. sooner, on account of tbe'length of
time necessary for taking the proper Soundings and Surveys
of. the Ritiers-and Tides.

JOHN RENNIE, Engineer.