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The Sun.
London, England, 1802-02-11

EDINBURC'II,I tD. 6e

THtEE`Candiciat6s have already started-for the
County of 'Dumbarton at the next General Elec.
tion, viz. Major Colquhoun, the present Member;
Lord John Campbell, Member for the County of
Argyll, and Henry Olassford, of Dugaldston, Esq.
Within these fourteen days past, upwards of rOOO
crans of herrings have been caught in the River
Tay, and sold at gs.—tos. 6d.-13s. and 13s. 6,L
per cran.
In Morayshire the winter-, has been remarkably
severe. The roads. in many parts of the country,
particularly in the parishes of Rothes, Aberdour,
Knockandow, Strathtpey, and Dollas, are blocked
up, and rendered entirely impassible, the snow ly-
ing in some of these places t z and i 5 feet deep.
On Thursday night, between nine and ten
o'clock, a fire broke out in a small tenement occu-
pied as a line-factory, near the Potter-row Port.—
The materials being so combustible, instantaneous-
ly burst into a blaze, and assumed a very awful ap-
pearance. The fire-engines, however,, being, soon
brought to the spot, succeeded in extinguishing the
flames before Much damage was done. While the
fire was raging, the inhabitants in the,adjacent te-
nements removed part of their property. One ar-
ticle of furniture was brought forth from a house,
which excited astonishthent in.all, and terror:not to
A few. This was coffin, with a lock and key-on it,
which the proprietor got made for himself a long time
Ago, and now uses fOr holding small articles. Upon
the present occasion it contained a bottle of gin,
some old newspapers, pamphlets,
BET.—A Gentleman lately betted, that within
one hour he would lift too stones, placed in a
straight line, at one yard distance each, and depdsit
them in a circle round the first. He won the bet
by two minutes and a half. The, distance is 5 7-1
miles. The soth,'7oth, 88th, and tooth, are the
fourths of the distance, and nearly corresponded to
the quarters o the time, on which account a great
many bets were taken.

GUILDHALL.—Tuesday a genteel-dressed young
man was charged before the Sitting Alderman, on
suspicion of being concerned in committing a
burglary in the house of Mr. Wanlass, haberdaslwr,
in Cripplegate -buildings, rc. street, last week, and
stealing bank-notes, cash; lace, and other articles,
to the amount of upwards of 3001: After a short
hearing, he was committed for .another examination.

The great Sir EowARD Eltms E used to say, that
" the gout was the Opprobrium Medicoram," in
plain English, the disgrace of the Faculty, and Dr.
WARD would only admit of temporary relief being
obtainable in a confirmed Rheumatism ; but what,
could they rise from the dead, would those bright
luminaries of the medical world have to say, at the
miraculous areas which have arisen from a few
doses of Dr. BRODUM'S NERVOUS CORDIAL, which
in the most obstinate cases have wrought such
Cures, as the Gouty and Rheumatic_ will have cause
to blessA,Ahe Inventor for, as logg as the remem-
brance of health and ease restord, can be. retainable
in their miA ? The answer of course needs no..an-
ticipation.
London, England, 1802-02-11

•TO BE SOLD, I
THE CASTLE in HERTFORD; a Residence
fit for the immediate reception of a Nobleman or Gen-
tle:nal-I'e Family; comprising a beautiful :Drawings-room,
Eating-toOrn, Library, Coffee-room, Dressing Stair-
case and Hall on the principal Story.
On the First Fluor-Five excellent, fled-room_ with
Dressing-rooms and Water-closets.
In the Attic—Nine Bc&rooins for Gentlemen, and plenty
of Servants` Rooms.

In the, Basement—A remarkably goOd Kitchen; House-
keeper's Robin, Steward's Room, Servants' Hail, &c. Scc.
The Offices arc—Stabies for Ten HorSes, Three Coach
houses, and, TWo,Saddlc-rooms ; a Wash-house and Laun-
dry, Bake-house, andelegant Dairy, all amply supplied with
Pater, and inpumerable conveniences.
Also, Pleaitre Ground, Melon Ground; a walled kitchen
Garden • well planted and clothed, a Farm Yard, and 2c.
Acres Of very. rich Meadow or Pasture Land; the whole con-
taining 24 Acres•ok thereabouts, the late -Resideive of the
Right Honourable LORD PE RY, held under Lease from
the Marquis of Salisburyi for Twenty-one Years; with a
covenant tram his Lordship to renew it, at the expiration of
this term, for Seventeen Years mote.
Fifteen Thousand Pounds, at thv least, have been lately
expended on the Buildings and improvements of this place.
i he excAlent Furniture, &e may 'bo.taken at a valuation,
and. more Land, if required, may be had by a purchaser. •
'To view, apply- to Mr. Rooke,
,Hertford, who will give
any information respcding the Premises ; and to treat for the
•purchase apply to Mr. Wyatt, No. s', ; or Messrs.
Rhodes, Cook, and Handley, Clerkenwell, London.
London, England, 1802-11-05

NAVAL NEWS.

PORTSMOU7'II, Nov. 4.

ARRIVED the Nile, Maori, from Sunderland ;
Charlotte, STEPHENS, from Havre ; and Oporto,
SHEraERD, from Oporto, last from Southampton.
Sailed tilt Friends, SPALL, for Shields; and Nel.
nig, DONALD, for Havre-de-Grace.
London, England, 1802-11-05

ANSWER

TO THE NON-COMMISSIONED OFFICERS AND PRI-
VATES OF THE REGIMENT OF LOYAL SURRET

RANGERsy WHO HAVE RECEIVED THEIR DIS-
CHARGES IN NOVA-SCOTIA•

MY BROTHER SOLDIERS,
The testimony of your gratitude which I have just receiv-
ed, flowing from your honest h.farts, confers upon me the
itiAliest reward, which in this life I capable
of receiving.'
YoUr.coildw..t as Soldiers —your unirorinl v m irked atten-
tion and respedful obedience. to me, -as your Commanding
Officer, have deservedly endeared you to me—and I rest as-
sured,, that had y ou. been called upon to face the Enemies of
your King and Country, your lova v, and 'attach-
'inent -to your Officers; Twist eminently have Istinguished
themselves.
''lvl•Vanxiety' for your
,intetests,.. has indeed been great ; my
endeavours for your service, honest and sincere, tilough in-
adequate to my wishes—:yod have amply' repaid thiAn.
11,Lidng, no doubt but.that the Province in which you have
chosen to reside, will experience front you, in your civil
capacities, the •riarne excellent conduet which has nrrked
you as soldiers, I remain, with the di'epest sense
and rcpArd, and the,4nost fervent wishes for your happiness,
your faithful and assured friend,

JOHN EDWARDS,
Lieut:-Col. Commanding L. S. R.

Married yesterday morning, at Sr. Mary-le_bene
Church, by the Rev.. GEORGE CHAMB ERLAINE,
Capt. G. H. Towßy, of the Royal Navy, to Miss
CHAMBERLAINE, Daughter of GEORGE CHAN/.
B ER LAINE, Esq. of Devonshire-place.
On Wednesday se'nniz,ht a young man of fifteen
or sixtcen years of age, calling himself Sohn Har-
vie, alias Stirling, alias, &c. &c. attempted to de-
frandliShopkeeper at Greenock, by presenting a
Letter-as from the Rev. Mr. WiLsoN, of Cardross,
whom he stated to be his Father, in which anlndcr
was given for linen and other articles, for the use
of the bearer. In this manner he had defrauded
several shopkeepers in Port Glasgow. An adver-
tisement, offering a reward for his apprehension,
accompanied with a description of his person, hay-
ing been published, th,e tradesmap whom he now
attempted to defraud having recognized him; had
him immediately apprehended. Four letters, ad-
dressed to different shopkeepersi and written in the
saute stile, were found in his possession.
London, England, 1802-11-05

AIARRIED.

Yesterday, at Enfield, Thomas Martin, Esq. of Catea—
ton-street; to Miss'fenoulltet, daughter of lathes Fenoulhet,
Esq. 'Enfield.. •

do .the zd inst. at St. George's, Queen-square, Mr.
Crawford Mollison, of C.; I:lTcL•,,tr-strect, to Miss Fullerton,
daughter Aiex,..,,LA ES'q, of the Island of Ja-
maica: •
London, England, 1802-11-05

THE ADDRESS OF THE NON-COMMISSIONED OFFI-

CERS AND MEN OF THE LOYAL SURREY RAN-
_

GERS) DISCHARGED-IN NOVA-SCOTIA TO LiEur,

COL. EDWARD 9.

COLONEL,

Impressed with a lively sense of your worth as our Com-
manding Officer, the various and unremitting e;:crtions cn
your part to promote the welfare and comfort of each Soldier
under your coin man,i, we the undersigne3, leave to ape
proach you with this testimony of resped, csieem and gra-
titude, before your departure from us.
We feel it, we assure you, ColOnel, a very essential part
of our duty, to snake you adequate ajznowlt=thrinents for
your goodness to us while under your Command ; this we
cannot, we confess, do proper justice to; you wil thereibre
he pleased to accept a vain attempt, considering it in ifs trlia
intent and meaning, the just and honest efEisions of gratetui
minds.

You are now, Colonel, with the remainder of the Regi-
ment, on the eve or returning home, we sincerely wish you
a pleasant, speedy, and a'safe passage to your respedive des-
linattons ; we fervently wish every success and. happiness
may attend the putsuits of our Officers ; that that part of out
Brother Soldiers whose pieasore was to continue in the Ser-
vice, may he ever mindful of their duty as Soldiers and Men,
and those who may -be again restored to their Country and
home may beccme industrious and worthy Members of the
Community ; and tint you, Colonel, and your worthy Fa-
h-I,y, though remote from us, enjoy en uninterrupted
state
pf felicity; that, upon retrospeelive review of past ser-
vices in public life, you may add the pleasing recollection,
the heartfelt delight, of retiring therefrom with the plaudits
of your Men, who will ever hold the remembran.:e dear, awl
regret sincerely the loss of so worthy an Officer and Gentle-
man.

Signed, for the Non-commissioned Officers and Men,
Donald Noble G. DAllon
C. Ashworth k . Norton
• J. Coulson j. WC:Pithy
P. Philips Linden
. Yielding . Ross
J
1. Brewer , Eaton.

Halifax, 29th Sept. doz.
London, England, 1802-11-05

CORN EXCHANGE, Nov. 5.

THE. supply of English and Foreign Meat to..
day is very good, and this article looks Oownwards ;
Barley continues at high - prices, and Malt though
plentiful, is' something dearer; in Pease and
Beans there appears no material alteration ; the
Oat Trade is brisk, and rAher inclines upwards ;
the fine Poland Samples sell very dear ; Flour is
nearly as before..

Wheat 42s a -52 s a 58s od
Fine ditto -59 s a sbos odd
Malt -44 s a 47$ od
Barley -24 s a 29s 0,1
Rye - 326; a 355 61
White Pease se, a 555 c:1
Beans . 33s a 36s 6d

Tick Beans as a 33s od
Oats - its a zys a 245 od
Poland ditto 25s a 26s 6d
Rape Sad 331 a 331 per last
Fine Flour 595,a 53$ od
Secouddo. 43 a ps od
London, England, 1802-11-05

DIED,

On Monday last, at his house in. Aldermanbury, Peul
Aglitter, '
. •At Gothendurgh, on the 4th Odober, John Hail, Esq.
an eminent Merchant there.

At Dc.ony Loanhezd, on the ith ult. the Rev. John
Walker, of the AssOciate Congregation there, in the pith
year anis age, and 42d of his Ministry:
London, England, 1802-08-16

.1"R ICE 01,

RD/.Y.
Bank Stock India Stock 203
Navy 5 per Cent. 99 94 South Sea Stock
per Cent: 1.797; fez s(c-heti. dills s. s. prem.
I rish 5 per Cent. Fundable ditto
per Cent. Con. S Exchequer EMS diS.
; per Cent. _Red. toSli 9 Sit 9 Opunnin Si
per Cent. Con: 61;i1 Imper: 3 per Cent:
Ditto Scrip Ditto Ann. tza- "3-L6 -
Bank 1.. Ann. zoll 3-16 'lank tor Opening
Ditto Short Ann. I n;lia for August
Ditto Scrip. . Coniols for Ace. '

1•' SI 6CIC3.

SA TV

• DORKING, SURREY.
-ELIGIBLE RESIDENCE, or HUNTING-BOX.
TO •BE SOLD BY AUCTION,
By-Mt'. ROBINS,
At Garraway's Coffee-House, 'Change-Alley, Cornhill,
_ _ _

On WEDNESDAY, August 28, at Twelve,

ADESIRABLE FREEHOLD 'ari'd COP YHOLD'
ESTATE, comprising a SUBSTANTIAL BRICK
E L LING-1-IOUSE, containing, on the Ground-Floor an
Entrance-Hall, excellent Dining-Parlour Study,Keeper and•gutler's Rooms,, Servants' 1-Ll4:Kitchen, and
Scullery ; on the fir,t floor is alpleasant Drawing-room,
live airy Bedchambers, two Dresstig-rooms, taut three.Ser,
vants'-rooms over ; capital Wine and Beer Cellars, and 'va-
rious Detached Offices ; a roomy Yard, with. excellent Stable
for four Horses, and Coach-House, with Sisr6nts'-rooms
and Loft over ,;„ a Dog-Kennel, Tool-House, a good 'K itchen-
Garden, anci Measure-Ground tastefully laid out, and plant-
ed with Fruit-Trces,, fvorgreeris, and Shrubs the wliole
about two Acres, inclosed with. Park-paling, situate en the
Cotmandene, at Dorking, .in, the• County of_ Surrey, corn,
manding rich and romantic Views of the beautiful Country,
late in the possession of
London, England, 1802-08-16

7GENERAL BURRARD

• May be viewed by applying on the. l'itniises.; particulars
at the Red Lion, Dorking ; Ring's Head, Horsham and F.p...
some; Old Ship, Brighton ; King's Al.:11:i, Crdyi.ton ; • White
Hart, Guildford ; at Garraway's ;.and'of Mr. Robins, War-,
wick-street, Golden-square. .
The Furniture remaining on the Premises may be taken at
a Valuation, and immediate Possession had. .
London, England, 1802-08-16

The 5 per Cents. were on the i ith at 53. 35.

A Dutch Mail arrived on Saturday night, and
another this morning. We are happy to perceive
that a good understanding seems to prevail between
the KING of RUSSIA and the Court of Vienna, on
the subjcet of the Indemnities. An intimation has
been given by the latter, that it will opp use no ob-
stacles to the taking possession of the Prussian In-
demnities ; and "a hope is at the same time ex-
pressed, that this complaisance will be reciprocal.
On the 3d inst. the Prussian Troops entered
ftijde-
aheim, which was formally .delivered up to the Prus-
sian Government.

A Change is talked of in the Cabinet of Vienna,
the ARCHDUKE CHARLES being obliged to resign
on account, we presume, of the delicate and pre-
carious state of his health.

Hopes are entertained that a termination may
speedily be put to the disturbances which have so
long prevailed in European Turkey.

Her Royal Highness the PR INC test; of WALts
came to Town yesterday from Blackheath.
Thursday being the Anniversary of the PR INCE
Of \VAL ES'S girth-day, the Detachment of Artillery,
die 26th-and zBth Regiments of Foor, stationed at
Plymouth, were drawn up in front of the Govern-
ment Houses and fired a Royal Salute and three
vollies.

All the old Scotch Peers are re-eleaed, wilh the
exception of Lord ToRricHEN, wh.9 is succe~ led
by Lord BALc4mtgs,

• NAVAL NEWS.

PORTSMOUTH, Auc, z 5.

AIR IV ED from, and sailed for, the Downs, His
Majesty's Brig ;douse.
Arri vetLthe. Prince George Transport, LSO N
master,. from Gibraltar ; and Harriet (American
Ship), MANSF I LLD, from Havre, with 1800 barrels
of flour. This cargo was lately exported from
Falmouth, but though of a good quality, it was
not marketable there, owing to the great stocks in
hand, and the plenitude of the harvest.
London, England, 1802-08-16

EXTRACT OF THE BRISTOL PAPERS

. _ . _
17 of the petusal of those atfliclea'with Nervous Complaints,
I send you niy Case, and hope to see it published.

TWO years ago I had a Miscarriage, which con.
fined me tO.my room for three months. I was. attencl.
ed by a-Physician; Who; after many consultations; advised
Me to try the Bristol Hot Wells. Being then in 'Exeter, it
was impossible for .me to undertake the journey; being al.
niost reduced to a shadow; with lowness of virus, 'violent
head-ach, trembling, palpitationof the heart, alarming hys:
teric tits, and the wholetrain ofNervous Complaints. My
Apothecary and Friends wished me to try your Nervous Co-
rdial : for their iatislattiOn rcomplied ; the first bottle made
no alteratiod in rnS, complaints, but it procured me some na_
thral sleep,' which I had not experienced after my- nerves
becanie so dreadiully &traded this induced me to continue
the Medicine ; to my surprize, I -soon found my appetite re.:
• turn. 1 then undertook my journey to the• Hot Wells, from
which place I' wrote to you tor your advice. You recoil],
mended.rue to take a five guinea bottle of Nervods COrdial4
as my corapla.ints Were so complicated, and would require
the Medicine to he continued a long time ,• but thanks to
your skill,and medicine, in about. twomouths I was so far
recovered as to walk and r,ke • e:lercise on horseback. It is
now ra months since -I live taken arty of your Medicine; and
have rernairied-pureetly well ever %ince, without any return
of my disc-4der. • I am now going tu I related ; when I return
I shall settle-in London ,• will then iiay My respects to you in
person, and give my address, where pleasure I will sa-
tisfy any inquiry: • ,
• I 'am, Sir; your obliged bumble Servant,
Bristol, May 1-6, rSoO. SA RAH BAK F,
. The botanical Syrup and Nervous Cordial to be had the
Dodoes •lionse, No. o Albion-street, seten cloth's front the
Leverian Mascum ,Blacktriars-bridge, in battles at 225: i 15.
6d.. and •-zs.-lod.. -Also, ot•Goldingi-No. 42, cOrnhill ;
,}ea
bOuli and CO. (late Bacon), No. tso, Orifordstreet ;. Tim;
Royal 1::-xeiiiing,:; Newbery, eornerolSt.-:PaUl's Church:
vluA 13ou,liod, Royal Excniinge; Mr. Withers's (faie
toCkell's) Medicine Warehouse; No. 220, Strand, Temple
Bar and by Most Booksellers and Meciicine Vcnclers, in
the. three King:d,orn.v.• hintiC, contain* atikuat iQ 6ve
szn4amAgo. • .

From the LO:VDoi'vr GAZETTE, Ark. I'4; 1 SO2.
\

Aug. 14, 1g32.

TH King- has been pleased ..to -,grant to the
Reverend. jAn Ireland, Clerk, Master of Arts; the
and • I)ignity of a - Prebendary of the Colic-
gi,lte Church of St—Peter, .Wegminster, void by
Resigliatioh of Doctor William Vincent.
London, England, 1802-08-16

DIPIDENDS.

Sept. iT. John Elvy the younger, of Maidstone, tailor, at
ten, at Guildhall, London.
Sept. S. John ,Figgins, late of Trowbridge, Wiltshire, car-
penter, at eleven, at the George Inn, Trowbridge.
Sept. 8. lames Wood, now or late of Manchester, machine-

maker, at three, at the Royal Oak Inn, Manchester.
Sept. To. Christopher Alderson, of Beccles, Suffolk, shop-
keeper, at eleven, at the King's Head Inn, Beccles.
Sept. 6. Francis Walker and John Thompson, of Sheffield,
common brewers, at eleven, at the Tontine Inn, Sheffield.
Sept. lc. George Kirbey, of Bristol, tea-dealer, at eleven, at
the White Lion Inn, Bristol.
Sept: 15. Humphrey Hunt,- late of Bristol, tea-dealer, at
one, at the White Lion Inn, Bristol.
Sept. to. John Sause, of Liverpool, merchant, at eleven, at
the Ang.:l Inn, Liverpool. '
Sept. it. Thomas Millar and James Hulme, of Manches-
ter, dealers in weft, at eleven at the Commercial Inn,

Manchester.
Sept. 3. Charles Baker the younger, late of Prescott, Devon-
shire, tanner, at four, at the Squirrel Inn, Wellington.

CERTIFICATES.
Sept. 3. William Rawlings, of Graceciturch.street, grocer.
Benjamin Jackson of Welitworh, Yorkshire, corn_dealer.
William Masters tile elder and William Masters the younger,

of Greenwich, distillers.
John Newton, of Manchester, chesk-manufaCturer.
Thomas Whitaker, of the Colouade, near Russell—square,
victualler.
William Mac Georgc, of Old Bond-street, banker.
Henry White, of the Back-Road, Islington, stock. broker..
Robert freebeirn, of Coleman-street, insurance-broker.
London, England, 1802-08-16

STAFF

Joseph Otway, nil.. late Captain in the 48th Foot, and
Barrack-Master at Maker Heights, to be Paymaster of .a
Recruiting Distria.
BARRACKS.

George Barnard, Gent trom.the Half—pay of Ensign of the
.55th Foot, to be Barrack-Master in Great Britain, vice Ot-
way, appointed Paymaster to a Recruiting District.

BANKRUPTCY, ENLARGED.

Oa. 9. john James, of Hatton-garden, dealer, at ten, at
Guildhall.

BANKRUPTCY SUPERSEDED.
John Bray, Town Mailing, Kent, hop-merchant.

BANKRUPTS.

Avery Warner, of Marlborough, Wiltshire, stocking-manu-
tacturer, to surrender September 8, at four, g, and zi, at
ten, at the Castle Inn, Marlborough. Attornies, Messrs.
Ward and ;vle,riman, Alarlborou):,4,
Stephen Self, ot Suithlk, corn-merchant, Aug.
2.3, at four, 2.4, at ten, and September z 5, at four, at the
King's Head, bungay, Sul-folk. Attorney, Mr. eufaude,
Halesworth.

William Pontey, of Siedmere, Yorkshire, cornfaelor, Aug.
24, 25, and September 25, at eleven, at the George Inn,
Kingston-upon-Hull. Attorney, Mr. Galland, Kingston-
upon- Hull.
Thomas Appleton, late of Wigan, Lancashire,. dyer, August
24, at five, 25rand September 25, at eleven, at the Buck in
the Vine, 44 igan. Attornics, Mr. Windle, Bartlett's-
Buildings, Holborn ; -or Mr. Gaskell, Wigan.
William liazeihur.it, of Back-Hill, Hatton-Garden, engraver,
August 27, at twelve, 23, at •ten, and September 25, at
eleven, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Phillipson, /Lower
Holloway, Islington.
London, England, 1802-08-16

War-Office,,Arig• 14

Ist Regiment of Dragoon Guards, Lieutenant John Mat-
chett, from the 2gth Light Dragoons, to be Adjutant; With
the rank of Lieutenant, vice Webster, w'no.iesigt-,5..,

31 Ditto, Cornet Thynne Howe Gw'ynne, frorn-011f-pay,
tote Cernet -vice Cielah, who exchanges,• receiving the

difference

7th Ditto, james FiSher, Gent. to be Cornet, by purchase,
vice Mingay, 'promoted in the t ttli Light Dragoons.
)3th Regiment of Light Drigoons,• Lieutenant George H.
Walters, from the Half-pay of the late 28th Light Dra-
koens, to be Lieutenant, vile the Honourable George
Browne, who exchangls, receiving the difference.

rsth Ditto, Lieutenant J. A. Gibson to be Adjutant, vice
Leitch, promoted.
York Hussars, Lieutenant Raymond Pelly, from the 27th
Foot, to be Captain, by Purchase, vice Schmidern, who
retires. • - -

Hompescia's Mounted Rifiemen,, Lieutenant the Honourable
Cornwallis Maude, from' the 4th Dragoon.Coards, to be
Captain, by Purchase, viCe:Cappes, who retires.
4th Regiment of Foot, Thomas Pipon, Gent. to be Ensign,
by Purchase, vice Warburton, promoted., •
9th Ditto, George Marlay, Gent. to bc.Ensign; by Purchase,
vice Powell, promoted.
16th Ditto, Ensign William Broomfield, from Half-pay of.
the isth Foot, to be Ensign, vice M'Gleazey, who ex-
-changes, receiving the difference.

loth Ditto, John Aittoun, Gent. to be. Ensign,. by Purchase, ,
vice Corbyn, promoted. -
22d Ditto, Lieu tenantit .J.J. Sampson, from the Half-pay of
thekSth Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice Corry, who exchanges,
receiving the dilference.

Huthwaitc to be Adjutant,

3lst Ditto; Lieutenant
.vice Sullivan, who resigns_
34th Ditto, Arthur Cuthbert Beaumont, Gent. to,be Ensign,
by Purchase, vice Sandys; promoted.
49th Ditto, Edward Langford Gent. to• be Ensign, by Pur-
chase, vice Horton, promoted. • • ".
both Ditto, Lieutenant Charles Gordon, from the 23d Light
Dragoons, to be Captain, by Purchase, vice Bayard, who
retires. •

821 Ditto, Captain Charles Holland flutings, , from Ha
pay of the 21St Foot, to Capt4iO, vice Swinburnc, de-
ceased. ,

S 3
.I)ytto, Ensign William Oliver to be Lieutenant, vice

ht cleceaed.
Ensign Michael Parys to be Lieutenant, vice Farrcll, de-

ceased.

s4tblsCito, Ensign William Witheridge to he Lieutenant, by
Purchase, vice Taylor, promoted- in the.3oth Foot.
gist Regiment of• Foot, •Ensign 1. W. Timer, to be Lieu-
tenant by purchase, vice Cooper, who retires:
A Corps of Riflemen, First Lieutenant Samuel Mitchel,
from Halt-pay, to be First Lieutenant, vice POwell, who
exchanges. •
Stall Corp,, Lieutenant - the Hon.. Robert Lawrence Dun-
daS, from the Royal Engineers, to be Captain of a Com-
pany
London, England, 1802-08-16

ELIGIBLE FREEHOLD, GRAZING, AND MARSH
LANDS, DAGGENHAM, ESSEX.
TO BE SOLI) BY AUCTION,
By Mr. ROBINS,

At Garraway's Colfee-house,
On WEDNESDAY, September S, iZoz, at Twelve o'Ciock,

IN SIX LOTS,
Truly Valuable FREEHOLD ESTATE,
.comprising Seventy ;Acres •of rich Grazing, Marsh,
And AI-able Lands, in the pariShes of llaggenham'and• Baik-
ing, with a Farm-house, Barns, Stables, and Out-buildings,
in possession of Mr. Stock and Mr. Tyrer, tenants at will.•
The whole of the Land lies nearly adjoining the Houle-
stall, and forms a truly. desirable property, being within
twelve miles of London, •

..._.._ ....___
To be viewed by applying to- Mr. Stock, of Daggenhain ;
particulars at Daggenhain ; at the Angel, Barking ; Green
Man, !Ilford ; Cock and Bell, Ritinforg.;. Black Boy,
Chelmsford • at G arraway'S ; and of Mr. Robins, Warwick-;
street, Golden-square. , •
London, England, 1802-08-16

CORPER.

Awci such Persons who 'nay think proper to deliver in Tenders,
mint express therein the lowest Prices, as they zsill Itot helve silt
opportunity of making any abatement.
The Condi:ions of the Comtraffmay be seen by applying to Mr.
'antes Cogan, Cleo to the said eon:nu:tee; with 4 (37?? the Tenders
must be left before Twel•ve o'Clock at Noon on the said iBth day
of August, as not afry "Fender will be rd.ceh,ed after that hour.

QUORtIDON HUNT.
Cotriplete Hunting Box, and 2.67 Acres of Freehold Land, at
the County of,Leioesj.cr:..
. • TO.sttE. ux_AUCTION,
At the Bull's Head, in Quottidor; on Tuesday the 3 rst
of August, doe, at TWeli,C o'clock, in Twelve Lots
mostly Tythe_free, ••
Lot' ii'L-701.3R. ACRES of RICH- MEADOW
LAND, in Quorfidon; in tbe occupation of Mt.
lathes Scuithorpe,,Tcnautat Will. •
Lot a. A small Far:n, anr.l 42. Acies of Arable and Meadow
Land, in.the occupation of• Mr. lolin Hughes; of which Pos-
session may he hr.ti at Michaelmas next.
Lot
.3. -A Close of Arable, in the occupation of Mr. Tho-
mas ,Spittles, •Tenant at.Wiil.
Lot. 4. Tiventy-nine Acres of rich new-laid Land, at the
North Entrance7of Quorricivn, in the occupation of. Mr. Tho.:
mrs I.'4lrkinson.,
Lot s. A. I.3arn,_ four erases of rich Arable Land, and a
Meadow,.
.containing 3o Acres, in quorridon Notth l'ieW and
Nether 11.1ead; id the siand occirpatiort.
Lbt7.6; FourtricKsures of.good Arable 1-and, in gnorndon
West Field, containing 24 Acresi•in the same occuoation,,
Lot: 7. A-farm-house,- Outbuildings, and two cottages,
in cittnrndttn, in the same occupation.
-Lot 8. A rich Meadow of eight Acres, in Nether Meads in
the occupation of M r, W.. Parkinson.
.Lot o'.• Two Inclosures of. good Arable Land, cOntaining
21 Aetes; next the Windrrilll in Quornddn West field, iii the
same occupation.

Lot I.): 'A Farm-jtouse,. Outbuildings •'
.and 4 Acres of
good Lind,- mostly Arable, in Qiierndon West Field, in the
same occupation,
Lot tt, A• Barn and 40 Acres of Arable 'and Crass Lant'i
caned Prior's Fields, in the same occupation.
Lot i 2. A complete Huntitrg Box. with et teniiYe Stabling,
arid 15 Acre* of Meadow Land itfloining,. let on Lease to Sir
Robert Lawley,•Uiart. which Will expire at Michaelmas next:,
okheit.pOssession•thay be hati.•
TO be viewed; with permission of the Tenants, and Partin
culars maybe had.oflohn aville Hyde; ESq..Quormion, and
of Mr: Bridges, Retr, Lion-square,. London; wr..o will. treat
for any of the Lots by riyatecontraa.
London, England, 1802-08-16

CONSTANTINOPLE, Jura

ONE of the principal causes of the war betl.veeD
Russia and Persia, is, that BABA KHAN, the nevf
King of Persia, asserts that Russia has not a right to
take under its proteCtion, at their request, the
Provinces of Georgia and Alivgrelia, as they arC
properly under his proteCtion, as having a right,
to their Sovereignty. He has ill-treated some Roy'
sians in his territories ; and to take revenge foC
this, a Russian Corps of Troops from Astracaot
-efitered Gnilan, by the way of Derbent. The nel
Regent of Persia, RADA KHAN, has taken the field
against this Corps with a considerable Army.
London, England, 1802-08-16

SHIP NEWS.

GRtVESEDID, AUGUST 13.

Passed by-the Success, from Dantzic ; Susannah,
Skelton, from f t.Kitt's ; Fortitude, from Malta;
Twe Ge Freinds, Vanderpiess, from Rotterdam ; Resolution,
tram Albeng ; Hercules,- Wilson • Rodney, Bowes
General —, and Baltic Merchant,l Todd, front
Memel ; Susannah, Gray, from St. Vincent's.;. Frow Eli-
zabeth, Squires, from Rouen ; frolihung, and Ed-
ward Henry,' Langineed, from Stettin.
Sailed—the. Ann, Languier, for Tobago.
London, England, 1802-08-16

AUX NEqoctANs ETRANGERS.

IL mm h.y a a present tabli un Comptoir de Coerce
Mancnesw, ott les Etrangers peuvent avoir toutes les
intelligences necessaires pour,,leurs Affiiires. Si PI ndustrie
la. Connoissanee des Langues differentes sont des recommen-
dations, Samuerrennant, se flatte que sea amis et toutes au-
!res Personnel troveront leur advantage eti se servant de. lui.
On eat prie de s'adresser au Commercial, Office, High-
.
stteet, Manchester.

To PURCHASE.RS"or LAND.
NORTHAMPTONSHIRE.
To lie SOLD, in September next, by PUBLIC AUCTION,
(of which further Particulars will be hereafter given); un-
leSs previously disposed of by Private Contrael,
AVery-Desirable and Improvable FREEHOLD
E STATE (consisting of Seven Farms, to be disposed
pfseparately or together), situate in the Open Fields and
Parish of THRIJP otherwise ROTHh STI-101tP.Ii, in
the County of NorthamOon, and coinprizing Upwards of.
two-third Parts of the said Parish;
This Field 'is ring-fenced; has a Communication with
London and the River Thames by means of the Grand junc-
tion Canal, which passes through it and also With Birining-
ha, Liverpool, and other large Towns in the Western Parts
of the Kingdoni. A collateral Canal is also projetted across
it fronithe Grand junalion Canal. t 3 the River Nen and the
Town of Northampton. It is within three Miles of North-
steven of Towcester, and ten of Daventry ; in a
pleasant sporting Country, abounding with Game, and within
a fsiw Miles of a Pack of
The principarTenallts are OnderCoirenants!to quit Part of
their Farms April 5, 4°3, and the reirtainig Parts on the
Toth olUttober
B. I f the 11/hole-is purchased by one Individual, the
Manor, with the Rights of Fishery, and. other, Rights thereto
belonging, may be purchased with it.
•; :I'.**-k;oi further Particulars, apply to Mr. Walter Watson,
of-Lower Shockburgh, near 'llaventry, who will shew 'the
Fstate' unto Messrs. Kindesley,.Long, and-Ince, Symonds-
I !al, Chanetio-lane, .London.
in- Printed 'Particulars May be had of the above Mr. W.
Watson ; at:47)01%01e PrinterS- of thelortharripton, Stamfo:..l,
Leicester,:U)Ventry, Oxford, and.BirminghaiA Papers.
London, England, 1802-08-16

knteltea his brains,qut *hen fie tn4eik her with 'iob-
bing him.

The Judge observed, that if person, went to such
infamouf. places, they could- not exned that, Juries
would ad differently, from what. the- present had
done. .

,Capt. Lane then applied to have his expences al-
lowed..

134r0n HOTHSM returned for answer, that it was
the universal cu torn in such. cases to refuse the Pro-
secutor's expenccs ;*nral he saw no. reason why he
should break through the custom on the present-cc-
casion. •

" If such be:the rule (said the-Captain), thieves
cannot be .prosecuted in future."

Baron Fid-rwms.t.desired him to walk out of Court,
()rile would cotnrnit him if he sp..ke. further.
London, England, 1802-08-16

PETERSBURCH, jutY 23.

PRINCE WILLIAM of GLOUCESTER has arrived
at Revel in the English Frigate the Latona, and
thence after a short stay sailed'for Swedish Finlane,
to make a visit to the KING of SWEDEN. In a fcsti
days the PRINCE IS expettcd here.

'
-
London, England, 1802-02-18

IMPER IdL PARLIAMENT.

HOUSE OF PEERS,

WEDNESDAY, FEB. 17.

CouNs were finally heard relative to the Scotch
C-..r.klNtrotiAm, Barr. and others v. HIG-
GINS, Assignee of the Hon. HENRY ERSKINE, &c.
namely, Mr. RoMILLY for the Respondents, and
Mr. ADAM for the. Appellants in reply.—After
which their Lordships deferred their judgment. upon
the Case till this day sennight.
Lord PELHAM presented copies of the various
accounts referred to in His Majesty's. late Message
respefting the state of the Civil List, which were
ordered to lie on the Table.
The various Bilis before the House were forward-
ed in their respe&ive stages.:--After which the
House adjourned till to-morrow.

HOUSE O•F COMMONS,

WEDNESDAY, FEB. 17.

GENERAL G-SCOYNE presented two Petitions
from the Corporation of Liverpool, for Bills to
widen and improve the Streets, and ereft new Docks
there—which were severally ordered to be referred
to a Committee to consider the same, and report
thereon.
The Eel tilt was read a third time and passel,
The Southern Whale Fishery Bill was also read
a third time and passed.
Mr. ALEXANDER_ brought up the Report of the
EkchNyer Bills Bill—which was read and agreed
to, and the Bill ordered to he read a third time to-
morrow.
Mr. '\VINDHANt presented a Petition from the
Veterinary College, *raying the aid of Parliament
—which was ordered to lie on the Table.
London, England, 1802-02-18

This Day was published,
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DEAL, r.i. 17.

ARRIVED His Majesty's Shirt; D:ci.it:r, and
George, from Portsmouth the Savace and Vixen, ,
from a Cruize. The two former have sailed to the
River, ani latter remains, with His Majesty's Ships
St. Agan's, Nemesis, Ammo.., Brilliant, Arrow'
Galgo, and Express Advice-hoar. .
London, England, 1802-02-18

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THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 18, ISoz

TotheGENTLEME N,CLERGY, and. FRE EHOLDERS
of the COUNTY of CARMARTHEN.

GENTLSMEN, •
IShou;d not thus early have addressed you, had
not a Canvass been c6tnmenced against my Father, your
present Representative, whose state of health not permitting
him to undertake a Contest, I am induced, by the recollee
!ion of the tlattering'Support the Edvvin'sford Family have
so repeatedly experienced, to offer tnyself.as a Candidate for
eour Suffrage at the next General Election, and earnestly
ntreat your Support, an Honour shall take the earliest
opportunity to solicit in Person.
I remain, Gentlemen,
ti With the greatest Respeel,
Edwin'sford, - 'Your ariost obedient Servant,,
Jan. 8, tgoi:' !AMES HAMLYN WILLIAMS.

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HIBERNIAN MINE COMPANY.

Mr. TRENCH presented a Petition (to the bring_
ing up of which the consent of the Crown was
given) from the Hibernian Mine Comparry, stating
the great losses which they sustained in consequence
of the Rebellion in Ireland, from a large quantity
of Gunpowder which they used in their operations,
being removed, at the commencement of the Rebel-
lion) from their Storehouses to- a place which was
deemed of greater safety, and from their Storehouses
being converted into Batr4cks, by which their
operations were suspended, and the water over-
flowed their Mines, to the great injury of their
property, • They therefore prayed for such indem-
nification as the House should think proper.—
Ordered to lie on the Table.
London, England, 1802-02-27

PORTSMOUTH, FEB. 26.

SAILED this morning, the Baring, Lady Bur_
get, and Marchioness of Exeter, East Indiamen,
but the wind shifting, they brought up at St.
Helens.

Sailed the Elizabeth, DAV IS, for .Gibraltar ;
Betsey and Nelly, DENTON, and Norlti;Ch, FE N
R E, for Sunderland ; and Ann, RI DL EY, for New-
castle.
London, England, 1802-02-27

COMMUNICATION WITH IRELAND.

Mr. WILLIAMS presented a Petition from se-
veral Noblemen and Gentlemen of the United King-
dom, stating the great importance of a regular and
sim-rdy bct-wccii Groat Britain and
Ireland, and complaining of the delay which at pre-
sent frequently took place in that communication,
particularly in passing the Strait between Carnar-
vonshire and Anglesea.• It also stated the great
public convenience which would ensue-from build-
ing a Bridge over the strait, so as the same shoUld
not interfere with the 'Navigation of the Strait; and
prayed that an Aft might. be. passed to erect such
Bridge, and that the House would grant such Aid
fOr that purpose, as to them should seem proper.
The consent of the Crown to the bringing up of
this Petition, was signified by the SECRETARY at
WAR.

The. Petition having been read,
Mr. WlLLlAmssmove.d, that it should be referred
to a Committee, to examine the same, and report
thereon,—Agreed to.
Mr. WILL' AMS also presented a Petition (to the
bringing up of which a similar consent was sigrd-
fled) from similar persons, with the sonic view, for
an Ati to ere& a Bridge over the River Conway,
in the. direct road to Holyhead, and praying for
similar aid.
This Petition was also ordered to be referred to
a Committee to examine the same, and report
thereon.
London, England, 1802-02-27

OTHEATRE-ROYAL, DRURY-LANE.
N MONDAY EVENING, March r, 18oz,
will be perfoomed,
THE STRANGER.
Stranger, Mr. KEMBLE ;
Count Wintersen, Mr. HOLLAND ;
baron Steinfort, Mr. BARRYMOH.E ;
Mr. Solomon, Mr. WEWITZER ;
Peter, Mr. SU ETT ;
Fiancis, Mr. PALMER ;
Tobias Mr. DOWTO N.
Mrs. Haller, Mrs SIDDONS ;
Countess Wintersen, Miss CAMPBELL ;
ehailotte, Mrs. SCOTT.
WITH
London, England, 1802-02-27

114ARRIED.

• On Monday, at the Parish Church of Woolwich, by the
Rev. John Symmonds, J. M.. Close, Esq. of- the Royal
Horse Artillery, to Miss Muglas, eldest daughter of Colo-
nel Douglas, of the same Corps:
On Tuesday last, at St. Mary's, Whitechapel, Mr. Exeter,
of Whitechapel, to Mts. Mead, of Lambeth.
The same day, at Covent-garden Church, Capt. J. Jones,
of the W. M. M. to Miss Coleman, of the said Parish.
London, England, 1802-02-27

SHIP NEWS.

GRAVESEND, FEB. 25.

Passed by—the Perseverance, Dawrick, From Calcutta.
Sailed—the Royal Charlotte, , for Grenada; Duck-
ingtield Hall, , for Antigua; Northern Libertas, Boag,
For Charlestown; and Vrow Maria, Keen, for St. Vallery.
London, England, 1802-02-27

DIED.

Yesterday morning, at his house in the New Road, Mary-
le-Bone, at an advanced period of life, Alexander Geddes,
L.L. D.

On Saturday last, at her house in Sion-row, TWickenhain,
Mrs. Ann Rosbee, aged 73.
At Dumfermline, on the sth inst. Andrew Horn, Esq. of
Thornanean.

At Forgien House, the 14th instant Mrs. Grace Hay,
widow of James Gordon, Esq. of Badenscoth, and daughter
of tae late Andrew Hay, of Mountblairy, Esq.
At Edinburgh, the 14th instant, Mrs. Denoon, widow of
the late Rev. David Denoon, Minister at Killearnan, Ross-
shire.

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ARMY:

The SECRETARY at WAR presented Estimates
of Army Services, which were ordered to lie on
the Table.

The SECRETARY at WAR then said,. it was
his wish to inform the HOuse that, with their per-
mission, he should move the. Army Estimates,
which werd calculated on the same scale, and were
upon the same ptincipJes as the last, in, the -Com-
mit tee of Supply on Wednesday.
London, England, 1802-08-11

CIRC.
IRST NIGHT OFROYAL THE NEW SPECTACLE.
-HIS EVENING, Wednesday, August, t
vvwill be presented, for the first time, an entirehew
ndid Spectacle, called
GONSALVO DE CORDOVA ;
Or, THE CONQUEST OF GRENADA.
s,,With new Music, Scenery, Machinery, and Decorations.
4he Music, -with a new Overture, by Mr. REEVE, which
I will be akied.by an additional Military Sand.
the course of the Spectacle will be exhibited; with ap-
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btenes:—Encampment of the Wandering Zegris ; Regal
Tent.of Ferdinand of Arragon and Isabella of Castile;
Interior of the Alhambra ; Grotto and Pavilion of the Cc-
;. Extensive Marine View, original!y calm, but
progressively tempestuous, in which is pourtrayed the
heroic Boarding of a real Moorish Xebeck, which is after-
wards struck by a Thunderbolt and wrecked ; the Chant_
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Combat; Entranceof the City of Grenada ; Grand Square
of Execution'; Exterior add Interior of an undermined
Prison... The whole to conclude with the Explosion of
the Molted Castle of the Four Towers, and the total Con-
pest of the Kingdom of Grenada.
Grand Display of HORSEMANSHIP, by 1 Capital
Troop of Horsemen.
Aftei:.which, the favourite Intermezzo of
THE' AERIAL CANDIDATES;
Or; BOTH MEMBERS RETURNED !
, •• • •
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Garnerin's BALLOON.
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1-Ottice, where Books of the Songs, Chorusses, &c.
11,th a Prospe.lus of the Aetion of both Pieces, price Bd.
be had ; and of Mr. Barker, Russell-street, Covent-gar-
a.
jervants cannot possibly keep Places later than half-past
„ boors to open at half-past Five, and the Performances to
`°!Second Price at half-past Eight.
•••._
London, England, 1802-08-11

LOWER ELBE (HAMBURCH), Ivry 30,

ACCORDING to the latest Letters from Peter;_
burgh, the Camp which will be formed in the
month of September at Gatsehipia, will consist of
+O,OOO men. The finest Regiments will be seleEted
to compose it. It is expected that the KING of
PRUSSIA will be present at the maticouvres.

~+.:~.

M. FRENCH, a poor Priest of Ajaccio, uncle to
the First Consul, is named Archiahhop of Lyons.

Monday morning, between eleven and twelve
o'clock, a soldier who worked with Mr. Storey,
bricklayer, of Kentish Town, was discovered
drowned in a pond between Hampstead and Kentish
Town. In order more effeetually to accomplish the
horrid aft, he, had fastened his hands together. He
had shewn symptoms of insanity for some months
preceding the melancholy event. The body was
taken to the Mansfield Arms, M.mslield Place, fur
the Coroner's