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London, England, 1802-07-29

MANCHESTER, JULY 27.

Os Wednesday the business of the General Quar-
ter Sessions commenced at the New Bayley. On
entering the Court the eye was immediately cane ht
by the sable appearance of the Bench,. which ‘N as
hung with mourning, as a Mark of rest ea to the
memory of the late T. B. BAYLEY, who for many
years had.so ably presided there. •
The Chair was taken by the Rev. W. F. HAT'
Clerk, who delivered a very able Charge to the
Grand, Jury.
•
• The following Prisoners have been tried :--James
Lock, for stealiog.callico ; Mary Nuttall, for steal-
ing a bonnet, &c. ; Peter Wilkinson, for stealing
quiltings; John Carter and Mary Allen, for steal-
ing cotton twist ; John Hunter, for stealing various
articles ; and Margaret Edwards, alias Morton, for
stealing linen, to be transported seven years each.—
Ann Radcliff, for stealing sheer ; Mary .6 ocoat,
for stealing 'a silver powder case ; and John Coward
and Samuel Wood, for stealing iron, to be impri-
soned two years each in Lancaster Castle.—Thomas
• Carter, for stealing linen, to be imprisoned twelve
months, and stand once in the pillory.—Williato.
Johnson, alias Yates, for uttering bad silver, to be:
imprisoned twelve months, and find sureties.—
Robert Hughs, for uttering a counterfeit halfguinea,
to be imprisoned six months, and find sure,zies..--
George Conolly and George Curry, for stealing silk
handkerchiefs Daniel Dunn, for stealing various
articles ; Mary Siddall, for stealing a locket, ec.:.;
John Edge, for stealing a' hat ; Robert Leech, for
stealing a pocket-book ; and Nancy Craven, for
stealing cotton twist, to be imprisoned six months
each.---Naney Driigheda, for stealing wearing ap.
pare! ; Mary Pitchford, for stealing tea and sugar;
Mary White, for stealing linen ; Jo;in Hardaker,
for stealing brandy ; Mary Vtn;,bies, for stealing
three shifts ; and William Wildrior,sealing timbcr,
to be imprisoned three months each.—Ann Smith,
for stealing a cotton •gown, to be imprisoned four-
teen days. •

On Sunday evening, the 25th inst. was rung at
St. John's Church, Brom-grove, by the Union So-
ciety of that place, a compleat peal of Oxford Treble
13„b, containing 5563 changes, in eighteen courses,
regularly divided into three courses, with the sixth
tvelve times wrong, and tw•e!ve times right. it
was•completed in three hours, 39 minutes and a half.

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London, England, 1802-07-29

HARWICH, JULY 78.

YESTERDAY morning arrived the Prince of Wales
Packet, Captain HEARN, from Holland, with the
Mail and Passengers.
This evening sails the Diana Packet, Captain
OSBORN, with the Mail, and upwards of zo pass'en.
gers, for Helvoetsluys. Also the Earl of Leicester
Packet, Captain THomrsoN, with the Mail and
Rtaa,4l6tlS, fLH: Cuxhaven.
London, England, 1802-07-29

SPANISH BULL FIGHTS.

Fo R the. following- curious account of the modern,_
we [nay add, unproved Mode of copiduaing,
these' Speetaclei in Spain, 'We are indebted to the ,
interesting Letters of Mr, SIUTI-1E Y, our latest
Spanish Touri&t. The subjed is one confe'ssedly of
pubtic.interest.in'this Country, and it recently, in
'some degree,'engaged the attaention of the Legisla_

" Last night I was at a ,Fiesta de Novillos, a

hull fight, at which about 15,000 persons were as-
sernbled, marry of them women, and indeed more
%vomen "of apparent rank lhan'l have seen either at
the 'Theatre or the Opera. In this very rational
recreation - the .bulls. are only teazed, and as their
horns are".tipped, the men only get bruised. A
bull was led into the area, and the heroes amused

themselves by provoking him, then running away
and leaping over the boundary ; but the two prin—
cipal heroes were each a them in a ,basket, which
came up to their shoulder: this he Could lift up
froM the ground, and move along in it towards the
bull ; then he sticks a dart- in the bull, and pops
down in the basket, which the beast knOcks down,
to the_ infinite delight of 15,000 spedators. Once,
he JuSted the man in the bdsket, and once, he put
his harps in at one end, and drove hi;nont ar Out other.
_When the hull wa4 done with, some tame cattle
were driven in, and, he followed- them out.—rour
were thus successively teased,—but a more bar-
barous spoit followed.
A *4 boar was turned in to he..baited.;--
Most of the dogs .were afraid to attack so formi-
dable an atiVersary , and the few who had courage
and folly enough' Were 'dreadfully'rnangled by his,
tusks. His Boarship remained unhurt, and after
maiming-every dog who attacked him, was suffered
to go tc.l his den.
" The remainder of the Entertainment consisted
iii turning in bullocks, one at a time, among the
mob. They provoked the beast, and the beast
bruised them, and I was glad to see that the advan.
,tage lay on the side of the most respcdable brute.
What hope is there of a. Nation where such are the
fashionable and popular amusements ?" •

MECHANICS.—It may seem hardly credible; but
it is nevertheless true, that in Sweden a mecha-
nical Overseer. has been invented to perform tl
duties of superintendent over workmen.- A con-
siderable part of. the labour in the mines consisting
in working the puinps, a clock has been invented
for marking the number of strokes given by the
pumpers ; so that the proportion of work they have
performed is readily ascertained.

.PRO i,THE THE TRENCH rAPEks'.
London, England, 1802-07-29

WEY A f UTH, juL r 27.

LAsr night THEIR MAJESTIES and the PR IN-
C ESSES, accompanied by His Royal Highness the
DUKE 'of GLOUCESTER, and PRINCESS SOPH /A,
walked on the Esplanade, and afterwards spent the
evening at the Lodge.
This morning Fits MAJESTY, and PRINCESS
CHARLOTTE Of WALES bathed. •

HIS MAJESTY, accompanied by PRINCESS JopHI A,
Mr. GItosVENoR, Colonels FITZRoY and CART-
WRIGHT, on I,„rseback, rode over Ridgeway Hills,
and through the Parish of Upway.

HER MAJESTY and the PRINCESS SOPHIA Of
GLOUCESTER, PRINCESS CHARLOTTE Of WALES,
attended by 'Ladies CATHCART, STAWELL, CRAN-
LEY and ELGIN, and Miss ONSLOW, in Landaus and
Sociables, rode over the Hills to Ormington,Boxwell,
and Preston, and afterwards paid a morning visit to
the PRINCESS CHARLOTTE of WALES.
London, England, 1802-07-29

Brought down to the present ti

This Day .was putllished, a new Editi,n, either in One -or
_ e7ockett,r sliiltiiTKs'in'boards,
including the. Arms of all the Peers, and the Foitr OrderS-
. of Knighthood ; .also- ornainented by a strikii:g Itesein-
blance of His Majesty, in his Parlivne.ntary Kohes, ele-
, gantly:and accurately- engraved upon a new set of Plates,
Printed nn a tine paper ; the letter-press also on a new
Type; being the -c'ticapest, latest; and mot complete work
of the kind extaht 4
VEAR SL E Y's PEERAGE of ENGL AND,
IX. SCOTLAND and I R F. LAND ; •containing- an account
of the Origin, Honours; Marria,,fq 'hnd Issue of ti:e Nobi-
lity ; a list of • all. their Paniiiy Names, Titles of elder
Sons, and Translation-of their Mottos. To winch are added,
an account of the Orders'of Knighthood, an exati.- valuation
of each of the Bishopricks, and a complete. Extina Peerage
of the Three .Kingdom's,. with the forfeited and dormant
Titles.

Printed fot C. KearSley, Fleet-Street ; j. Stockdale, op-
posite Burlington House, Piccadilly ;: I. Bell, opposite
Bond-street, Oxford-street; T. Hurst, Paternoster-tow ;
and W. J. and J. Richardson; Royal ExchanO. •
Of Whoin may be had,
A Shot and Easy Introduction to Heraldry.. In Two
PirtS. EmbelliSh6d with 38 Copperplates; containing -11P-
wards of a thousand examples. The
..whole
.coMpiled from
the most approved authorities, by Hugh Clark, in Bvo. the
seventh .Edition, price 6s. inboards.
London, England, 1802-07-29

AMSTERDAM, JULY 21.

Tftt following resolutions were passed the r9th
inst. by the Provisional Government of this city,
at the instance of the Commissioners of our Bank:
T., To make it known to those interested, that
inconsequence of the payments made to the Bank by
the Common Treasurer, the deficiency being_ en.
tirely filled up, all the debts on bonds or stock
which have been deposited in said Bank, are now
replaced by hard cash, so that there is now nothing
whatever in circulation but upon effedive real
Value, and that thereby the Bank is now in that
situation in which it was when originally ereded.
2. That the Common-Treasurer of this city he
qualified, on behalf of the Assembly, to receive from
the Commissioners of the Bank, all the pretensions
which said Bank had, as also' the several bonds
resting there in pawn, and to do the needful in this
respell.

3. For facilitating the operation's in Bank money,
at the re-opening of the Bank on the 3oth insi. to
cause to cease the tax of a half stiver on each hun-
dred gilders, which was imposed the 31st March,
1796, by a resolution of the Municipality, on
payments made in Bank money, and to fix it on the
old footing, namely, three stivers for each sum
which, per hanco, shall be transferred.
4. That the Superintendants of the Bank form a
Committee, in conjunaion with the Commissioners,
to revise the regulations and ordinances of said
Bank, to make the necessary alterations in them,
and, as improved according to the exigency of pre-
sent circumstances, to present them to this city
Government for its assent.
London, England, 1802-05-24

PLYMOUTH, MAY 22.

SA I TIED the Doris, of 36 guns, to the Wesl" gel
and Hazard, of 18 guns, for Cork, with discliared
Seamen, and to accompany to this Port i'Fl 10
•
ante, Hospital and Receiving Ship, which 113,
there the greater part of the War. '
Sailed the Chelmer; Captain STONE, la'e
wines, from Oporto for Malden.

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London, England, 1802-05-24

These Machines, by which writing may be expeditiously
and dearly copied, are .brought by N. MI DD LETON to
the utmost pertOtion„ and comprised in a mahogany case,
which forms a cothplete Desk ; somq.so.small, as to be the
greatest convenience to those who travel ; others of a size
and form toianswer,the. purposes of a complete Secretaire.
A fargE Assoipneiit Of Razors, and all kinds of fine Cut-
lery..
London, England, 1802-05-24

B 4 KRUPTCIES ENLARGED.

July 6. john Alger, of Walcct, Sumersetshire, soap-maker,
at elevciv, at the Christopher !nu, Bath.
'llly 13. Solomon De M.:ndes, of Wilson-street, Finsbury-
square, merchant, at ten, at Guildhall.

ful3f/. Edwird strong And William Harvey, of Lltt'rftl;
ant;hor, smiths, at one, at the C.; lobe Tavern, LiverDol.
Tune rs. Haman Zurhorst, !lOW or late of Basighall.
street, rr.erebant, at eleven, at Guildhall.

June John 1.)-,:ethy, of Ow Strand, jeweller, atleven,
at Guildnall.

June tz. fosZTh Rothery, of Christopher-al!ey, Mocnelds,
cabinet-in:Ayr, at ten, at Guildhall._ _

rune 29. Samuel Bean; of Lluv:ence-Pountney-lar, Lon-
don, rnercham, at ten, at Guildhall.
jime ;4. Edward Harlin,g, late of Alinonclbury, Ygcshire,
merchant, at ten, at the Beaurnont's Arms, Kidd-on.
Tune :7. Silve:;rer Sikes, now or late of Hur wdersfielc! York-
shin.;, and Abel Hide, now or late of Ashton-undr-Line,
_ bankers, at ten, at the Pack Horse Inn, fluciderstild,

June 12. Thomas Wally, tate of Fi.uverie-street,
_ friers, mariner, at ten, at G uildhall.
_ .

June John Emmens, of Abingdcn, Bcrks, varier, at
eleven, at thc Lamb Inn, Abingdon.
June 17. John K-cytet of Kidderminster, builder, three,
at the Stourport inn, Worca4mhire.
June r.l. iiiipes Damerum, late of Portsmouth, act-, at

~ . .
elev.,: .h, at the Black Dog, Einsworth.
June 17— William Holmes, or Pudsey, Yorkshire, drisalter,
at eleven, at the Rose andl Crown Inn, Leeds.
June 18. Henry Penn the younger, late of Gcsbrook,
Sralibrdshire, worsted and woollen yarn-manuladurer, at
eleven, at the Stourport Inn. Stourport.
June 18. William Porter, of Kidderminster, baker, atelevsn,
at the Stourport Inn, Stourport.
Tune ts. Thomas Nlattingly, 'of Stanford in the Vale, Berks,
corn-dealer, at eleven, at the Red Lion Inn, rarrinidon.
June 15. Edward Neale, late ot. Granthatn, Lincolnshire,
linen-draper, 4t. elevt.ii, at the Granby Head lim, Grantham.
London, England, 1802-05-24

TO BE SOLD BY, AUCTION,

.•
At the Hop Pole lira, inWorcester, on Thursday the 3d Day
of lune next, between the Hours of Three and Six in the
Afternopu, subjel to Conditions of Sale to be then pro-
duced,
AN Elegant New-ere&ed VILLA, in the i'arish
of Whittington, hi the County "of Worcester, within
two Miles of the City; with the Offices, Coach-house, Stable,
Garden, and ShrubberyneatlV laid out, and about three Acres
of rich Meadow:Land, in high cultivation, 'part whereof -has
lately ham planted with cheice' Fruit Trees. The Land anti
PremiSes adjoin the London:Purnpike Road, leading from •
Worcester to Pershore-; are-within a pleasant walk of Wor- •
cester, command a delightful View, ot the adjoining Country,
are Freehold, a desirable. spot tor, a small Family, and were,
late the Property and Residence of Mr: Jonathan Lea, de-
ceased..
For other Particulars, apply to Mr. Bird, College-yar'd,
Worcester ; or Mr. Yeomans, -.14o; I 2 and 13, Cletneats 1m ,
Lndo.u.• • • • - .

MYCHWENLOCK, SHROPSHIRE.
TO B SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT,.
CAPITAt and VALUABLE FREEHOLD
11 ESTATE, pleasantly situated on the Turnpike Road
leading to and within eight miles of Bridgriortli, seven miles
of Broseley, nine miles.of Shrewsbury, and fifteen miles of
Ludlow, in a pidiiresque part of the County cf Salop ; con-
sisting of the -MANOR, or reputed Manor of P R EST-.
HOP El •with the Waste Land, Right of. Common over the
extensive Commons of-WestWood, &c. in the -ancient and
respeetable Borough and Parish of MU CHW ENLO CK, and
734 Acres of fertile Arable, -.Meadow, Pastille, and Wood-
land, divided into proper sized Filsms and ancient Inclosures,
with substantial Farm-houSes, Malt-houses, Barns', Stables,
Sheddings, and other convenient and necessary Out-build-
ings, now Lett to respedable Tenants,' at the old and annual
bleat of Siol. or thereabouts, but capable of: .considerable
advance. •
.The Estate lies in a Ring-Fence, abounds with Game, and
contains several large Ponds or Reservoirs of Water made for
the purpose of irrigation, with a never failing Stream run-
nin; through the centre of the Estate. ..Marnire Many quan-
tity may be ptrrchased on reasonable terms within two miles.
Land contains an inexhaustible Mine of Ball and Stalac-
tictil L IVLE-§TONL of the first quality, with every indi-
catior of other valuable. MINE RA-LS. The Estate is sub-'
jest to a Land T'ax .of 171.-4.5. a Chief Rent of 'IL 3s. 6d.
and i:Titheable. • . . •-

6:7 14,0c.01..-part of the purchase-money, may remain
chAt*d upon the Estate.
To. treat for the same, applr. to Mr. lames, Wellsborn,
near 'Stratford-on:Avon -• to. Mr..' Coupland, Attorney, •;!
ShreVsbury ; and for...l"articulars to John Bjshron, „Esq.
Ke1s111;, John liods6n, cound; Mqssrs. Pemberton
and CouPlanct,, S.hrieivsbury ; Thomas. Hastevyood,
Pai,,tioorthz, Wm. Wheeler, Esq. Winterfold ; an 4 Mr-
ranys's Office.; W.ellsborn ; Wm. Parsons, on the Premises;
the Stork Tavern, .11irmiugharn ; anti at George's Collie-
halve, et,a4cery-laney_London. • • • • .j
London, England, 1802-07-16

Jurisdiction, and Judges of bistrias .and of Col.
science.

There are Tribunals of Commerce, which tecide
summarily.
There is a Special Tribunal to decide causes, in
which the Nation has. an immediate and diret in.
terest.

There are Special Tribunals for military offences.
The Law does not recognize any other Tribunals
than those established by the' present Constitution.
This Article is the basis of the Organic Law 'on
the JuAciary Order.

TITLL 111.

CENEkAL DISPOSITIONS•

Art. 13. The Catholic, Apostolic, and Roman
Religion, is the Religion of the State.
The property at present enjoyed by the Arch.
bishops, Bishops, Diocesan Chapters, Seminaries,
Parishes, and Vicars, are inalienable. -
This principle is the basis of the Organic Law,
respeding Religious Worship. •
14. The Ligurian People, honour and respea
CoMmeree. - There shall be established 'it Genoa,
ti Naval Arsenal, and the Republic shall keep up a
Marine of at least-two 74's, two Frigates, and four
Corvettes. , •
Three Millions of Livres are annually appropri-
ated for the expences of the Sea Service.
There shall be a general-Census of the Seamen.
The different dispositions of this Article, are the
basis of the. Organic 'law,- respeaing the Marine
and Cornmerce.

'is. The Republic provides for its Expenditure,
by dired or indirea Taxes, which are fixed and
arranged according to law. The net amount of
these impositions, exceeds nine Millions of Genoese
Livres. _ _

A Cothmission of Accounts, chosen by the Na-
tional Consultai verifies, every year, the Account
of the Revenues and Expences of the State.

The Government is to secure, as soon as possi-
ble, the payment of the Interests ,of the Public
Consolidated Debt, including the Luoghi (or Stock)
of St. George's. It presents to the Consulta, the
means of paying the Debt which is at present not
liquidated.
Pith Article is the basis of the Organic Law on
the Finances.

i 6. The Constitution guarantees Civil Liberty.
An Organic Law' treats of the mode of securing
every Citizen accused of any crime, and of bringing
him to justice.
17. There .is a National Institute. An Organic
Law fixes its funftions and attributes. _ _

18. The Constitution guarantees to the Persons
who have acquired National Property, the posses-
sion of the property which has been sold to.them.
19. The Organic Laws, indicated by the pre-
sent Constitution, shall be made by the Senate, and
publishea within a twelvemonth.
22. Here follows the Names of thOenators.
London, England, 1802-07-16

,ATEW PARLIAMENT,

MEMBERS RETURNED.
CARD/ CANSHIRE, July 13—Thomas johnes, ESti,
CALLI xctoN—Taul,Orchard, Esq.
NOTTINGHAM, July 14—Sir J. B. Warren, 'Joseph Birch,
Esq.
SYFFOLK, July 15—Lord Viscount Brame, Sir Charles
Buubury, Bart.

CONTESTED ELECTIONS.
LANCASTER, Italy 14-thn Dent, Esq. - 1076
arquis Douglas '- 999
I. F; Cawthorne Esq. 777
Two tirst ele4ed.
HEREFORDSIXIRE, July 14—R.• Biddulph„ Esq. Sir
George Cornwall, nominated. John Geers Cotterell,
Esq. was also nominated, and demanded a Poll.
Adjourned.

NORFOLK, July u—T. W. Cotre, Esq. 3612
Hon. Mr. Wodehouse 3071
Sir Jacob Astlev - 2918
Adjourned. The Poll expeeted to close before Saturday.
CSIVFNTRY, July is—Mr. Bird - - - 849
Capt. Barlow - - 846
Mr. jetferys - - 843
Mr. Noore - 839
'Adjourned.
KENT, July Honywood, Esq. 3139
Sir Wm. Geary, - - - 2765
Sir Ed; Knatch bull - T 2728
Adjourned.

Nipp4ESEX ELECTION,
London, England, 1802-07-16

DUTCH AND 11,0113URGH MAILS.

FLUSHING, JuLy 6.

ON the 4th, a small ~.:.zter arrived here from
London, laden with piece-goods, addressed to the
counting-house of Mr. J. HOLLEMAN, of this
City. This vessel, immediately on her arrival,
was stopped by the French Custom-house Of-
ficers, and at once taken pos,ession of, under
pretence that it was laden with contraband goods.
This seizure, however, which was like to have
produced the mast serious consequences for our
City, did not occur without violent opposition on
the part of the people on board, aided by Mr.
HOLLEMAN, who positively insisted that there was
nothing contraband in the Ship. In the mean time,
this circumstance had attraeted a great number of
persons towards the quay where she lay. The
mob, with indignation at what had happened,
manifested their displeasure towards the Officers,
by pelting them with stones. The French Guard,
having got intelligence of this, a Corporal and
four men were instantly sent, to keep the people off
from the ship. But the mob having by this time
considerably increased, the choler of the people was
so greatly heated on seeing these French military,
who were un,:,ble to cope with them, that they
pushed one into the water, and compelled the others
to flight. The French Commander immediately
caused an Alarm to bear, and ordered the whole gar-
rison under arms. This seemed as if it were the
signal of a frightful carnage ; the whole city col-
ie6ted„ and the rage of the mob being wound up to
its height, on beholding the French Troopss a ter-
rific cry for vengeance ascended from among them.
A particular class, called B,yhitt, singularly dis.
tinguished themselves, exclaiming--" We have arms
too !" and made a motion to go and fetch them. In
this critical moment, our Bailiff ventured himself in
the midst of the rabble, and succeeded in quieting
them by the force of argument; in consequence of
Which, every thing ended without further misfor-
tunes. There is still a French guard on board the
Vessel in question.
London, England, 1802-07-16

LIVERPOOL, JULY 12.

very melancholy and disastrous accident hap-
pened here on Monday night a number of sailors
and others made a riotous and violent attack on se-
veral disorderly houses in Bridge-street, most of
which they damaged, and in part demolished, when
the master of one of them, alarmed and irritated by
the danger whiCh menaced him, fired a pistol from
the window amongst the mob: one man, we are
sorry to say, was shot dead upon the spot, and ano-
ther was badly wounded. The populace, more.en-
raged than ever by this resistance, immediately
broke into the house, -eized the man, and beat and
,bruised him till they left him for dead, when he
was conveyed to Bridewell by some persons pre-
sent who wished to have a chance of saving his life.
Some of the ringleaders of the riot ha"e been taken
into custody, and we are glad to find that the man
himself, as well as the person wounded by the shot,
are now both likely to recover.
London, England, 1802-07-16

SHEERNESS, JULY

YESTERDAY, after Post, His Majesty's Ship
Revolution; of 74. guns, came in from sea, and pro:.
ceeded directly to Chatham, to be paid off.
The Juno Frigate went up the Thames:
The Ariadne arrived at the Nore from t anitouth ;
and the Mariner and Yackall Gun-brigs from a
Craize.

VEAL, JULY IS.

Tut Ship Stirling Cattle, Capt. flotantAit,
from Bengal, arrived this afternoon in the Downsi
and proceeded immediately tO the Riven,

DARTMOUTH, JITLY xj;

PAM') by to the Eastward last night the Cal.
costa East India Company's Ships and the Asia,
extra Ship. Several passengers were landed here
during the night by a fishing boat, most of whom
are proceeding for London. The Purser of the
Calcutta, immediately on landings proceeded for
London in a post-chaise with the dispatches. These
Ships have been six months on their passage from
China and Madras, and have had a fine passage, 44.
days only, from St. Helena.
Passed by yesterday, and sailed for the River, the
American Ship Anthony Mangen, HUBEY, from
Baltimore, after having landed passengers and up.,
wards of a thousand letrers. An Officer imme-
diately proceeded to London with dispatches.
London, England, 1802-07-16

DURHAM COUNTY ELECTION.

A T a numerous MEETING of the FREE-
L.LHOLDERS of the COUNTY ofDURHA M, resident
in and near LONDON., held this 15th day of•lttly, 1802,. in
jairsuance of public Advertisement, to take into considera,
tion the most OPG-that means of securing the Nothination.
and Eletlion of' ROWLAND BURDON, Esq. to repr,e-
zeta, fur the Third Time, The County pf DURHAM in
Parliament

-
GEORGE HAWKS, Esq. in the Chair.
Resolved, That an open Con-unittee be appointed, for the
purpose of promoting Mr. BUR DON's - for the,
County of Durham ; and. that the Committee do meet daily'
at the Gray's-Inn Coffee-house, Holborn, at Three o'clock,
until the Election be closed, .
Resolved, That the Committee be instructed to procure
some proper person or persOns to attend- at the Eledtim.on.
Tuesday next. for the purpose of co,operating.in the Nomi-
nation of Mr. BUR DON to represent the County. in-the en-
suing.Parfatnent.
Revolved, that in the present circumstances it is highly
expedient tor the :Freeholders of the County of Durham, re-
sident ►n London, to exert their utiiiust endea•vours to pm.
cure a numerous attendance of the Freeholifers at the Elec-
tion ; and tbr that purpose that they dq write to all ,:heir
connections in the County by this Day's and Friday's post ;
and that all the Freel►oiders resident in London be requested
to hold thernacl yes in =dines* to' .atteiad the Eledion when
cal led upon.
Resolved, that a Copy of these Resolutions,- signed by the
Chair►nar., be sent to Rowland Burdon, Esq. and that ite be
requested to he present at the Eledion o►n Tuesday next.
Resolved, that-these Resolutions, signed by the Chairman,
be inserted ►n the.tondoir Newpaperei.ond. prinsed'and cirim-
la.ted in the County of Durham.

GEO. HAWKS.
Reselved, that the Tl►anks of thiNMeeting be given to the
Chairman.
P. S. It is reouested that all Corninunications from the
Country be addressed to " The Chairman of the Dur-
ham County Elation, 4t the cra).'s Inn Cull4e-hquse,
tiplbora."
London, England, 1802-07-16

PORTERS QUAY.

TO EL LET T on LEASE, 4)r aux Term not exceeding
Sixty-one Years, to continence tro►n. Lady.day next,
MHOSE Valuable and -Extensive • Premises act-
joining the Custom House, known by the naMe of
PORT fAS QUAY, with very capacio:is and, substantial
Warehouses, together with Four Houses contiguous, extend-
-I,lg into Lower Thames-street, not heretofore Leased there-
with.

These-PreFriies are admirably well calculated either &r the
fortign or the. home Trade, "and theirgreat importatv::e to ail-
persons engaged in any extensive commerce, readers alurther
descriptidn of them unnecessary. '
A.plan of theaforesaid Premises may be seen,- and further
,particulars.know.n, byapplication at the Clerks Office,
monger's-Hall, 'London wkere Proposals, sealed up, way
be sent on or beforer the 31st day of idly next.
The Land Tax has been redeemed as to all the
afotesaid Premises.
London, England, 1802-07-16

MIDDLEBURG, Jny y.

To-night, about eleven o'clock, a most dreadful
Ste broke out in the district of the neighbouring
Arnemuiden, occasioned by the springing of one of
the stoves and the powder.house, at the Powder
Mill the Grenadier, standing on the haven.d.ke
it the 'side of Newland. In consequence of the
high wind which then blew, a piece of wood was
thrown .on one of the roofs of the Salt.manufac.
"IT, standing at Arnemuiden, which instantly
tight fire, and was soon in a general blaze ; dur.
ing this, the flames extended, it being a high wind
and low water ; by which Means the engines could
Not sufficiently play. Seven of the leathern pipes
were totally-consumed, and two others only slightly
damaged. No lives were lost on this melancholy
occasion ; one woman, only, was greatly hurt by
The flames. The damage sustained is incalculable.

VIENNA, jinn SO.

AccoRl32NO to accounts from Bucharest, several
'Paellas which have been sent by the Porte against
IlAsswAvt OoLou, have joined him with their
Troops, by which his force is augmented to twen-
tY- thousand men. He ha's defeated a division
of Arnauts, of 3000 men, and taken from them
three field_pieces. The Boyars'who have fled, have
been required by a Proclamation issued by PitswAN
°cLou to return ; if they retase to comply, their
estates wil[ be given up to be plundered.
The Court lf Madrid, it is now said, as well as
hence, %ill conclude a particular Contoriatum with
POPE.

AUGSBURG, juty 1.

LAST •nighr the Elo.toral Privy Councillor of
l'reves, M. VON KALK, arrived here with an ac-
count that the Troops of the Principality of Nassau
had taken possession of the three Distriets of Trees
an this side the Rhine, rictw;thst.inding the protes-
tations made against this measure. His Etedoral
highness was much disturbed at this intelligence.

BERLIN, TJLY 6.

ON the 3d inst. Their Majesties the KING and
qtEEN of PRUSSIA arrived here from their journey
I° Pomerania and the Prussian Provinces, in per..
rei.l health, to the joy of all their SubjeEls. They
are now gone to their summer-residence at Char-
lottlxll.67.

IThe expeaed duel, of which we have heard so
:lurit ch, took place on the aoth ult. near Vienna ;
Prince SUBOW did not fight with the Polish
‘x,:neral GIELGAT ; he measured himself against a
Yung man, said to be the Chevalier de SAxe, and
Ipeceived a sword wound in the arm. It is said that
prince CZERBATOFP is arrived at the frontiers of
i:ll"nia, also to fight a duel with the Chevalier de
./(t, whom he insulted at St. Petersburgh, at the
.
Lizatlon of Prince Sti do w.
London, England, 1802-07-16

NAVAL NEWS.

PORTSMOUTH, Jt'ty rs.

CATS into Harbour, His Majesty's Ships Re-
bust and Zealous, to be paid off.
Arrived the Ship George, Roankrsow, master,
from Frederickstadt ; and Liberty Brig of War
from a Cruiie.
London, England, 1802-05-12

CAPITAL FARM, NEAR-HARROW, MIDDLESEX,
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION,
By Mr. ROBINS.
At Carrawai's Coffez-house, 'Change-alley,
London,
. On MONDAY, May 17, at Twelve o'Clock,
IN.TWO LOTS,
LOT I.

COMPRISES a truly Desirable COPYHOLD
ESTATE, situate at Greenhill-Green, in the • Road
between Harrow-weald Common and Harrow, orgy 9 Miles
from London, in the Manor and Parish of Harrow, and in the
County of Middlesex.; containing a good Farm House, Barns,
'Stables, and Out-Buildings, Gardens, Yards, Orchard, and
old inclosed Meadow adjoining, with two Cottages, Orchards
and Gardens, and several Pieces of .Rich Arable Land, lying
in the Common Fields, near the above—the whole upwards
of Fifty-three Acres, in the.,possession of Mr. lames Ranger,
whose Lease expires at Michaelmas next.
London, England, 1802-05-12

DUBLIN, i\7 AY 6.

irssil AD Ai being. the 'first sitting clay Of Easter
Term, the Courts were opened with 'extraordinary
/imp anti ceremony : the Carriages of the Right
Hon. the Lord Chancellor and judges, and a great
number of the Gentlemen of the B.Jr, going in
procession from his Lordship's house in,tly.place
to the Inns-quay, where the business of the Term
commenced in the several Courts, and in the King's
Bench Grand Juries were swam for the County and
City of
It is, we understand, the wish and intention of
Lord RkEnrsDALE to introduce the habit of sitting
at an hourly bout each day, to facilitate the dis-
.patcli'd public business.
London, England, 1802-05-12

FREET-MI,T) HAUS!, K 2 CHTI.St.I7
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION,
By Mr. ROBINS,

At Carraway's COff&:-house, in.' Change-alley, Cornbill,
On MONDAY, the s7th of-May, at Twelvt,o'Clocki
A N eligible FREEHOLD ESTATE, compris-
Cji, ing a Substantial BRICK DWELLING-HOUSE,
erected within two years ; situate No. 8, Great Smith-street,
King's-"road;. Let to Mr. Scuithorp ; contains on the Second
Story two good Bedchambers ; a • Drawing-room and Bed-
chamber on the First Story'; and
.two excellent Pariours;
ilatly and handsomely Furnished; the Basement eontains.a
Kitchen, Wash-house, Beer and Coal Vault; Garden, wall-
ed round the whole in complete order.
May be viewed by leave of the Tenant, d'articularS at the
Phoenix, Great Smith-street;
,Mr. Knowles, Surveyor;
Thornhaugh-street; at Garraway's; and of Mr. • Robins,
Warwick-street, Golden-squiare. .

.DESIRABLE RESIDENCE and VALUABLE FARM,
HAYS, near UXBRIDGE, 11110DLESE-X,
Only 12 Mires trom Town.
• 'TO BE
.SOLD WY- -AUCTION, •
• • By • Mr. ROBINS,
At Garraway's Colnehouse, 'Change-alley,‘
-‘• • London,
On MONDAY May 17,' at Twelve o'Clock,
In ONE LOT. •
A TRULY Valuable FREEHOLD and COPY_
EX HOLD E STATE, compriSing, a Mansion or good Farm-
House,.'Pleasantly situated, with Barns, Stables, and Out-
Buildings; Gardens, Yards, and upwards of 166 Acres of old
Rich Meadovv'antl Arable Land adjoining the, House, andin
the adjacent Common Fields, situate at Hays,' on the Ur—
bridge-Road, and now in Possession of Mr:. Woodman, whose
Term ekpiies at MichaeirdiS next. -41sO a Tenement -and
Garden adjoining.
May be-view4d by, leave of the Tenant ; particuLtrs- on the
Premises ; at theTrincipal Inns at 13eaconstield, Maidenhead,
Colnbrook, Ifxbridge, 'Hounslow, Southall, at Garraway's ;
and-of Mr. Robins, Warwick-street, Golden-square.

ESTATE, STANFORD_BROOK,• NEAR HAMMER-

TO, BE SOLD BY AUCTION,
By Mr. ROBINS,

By Order of the' Executors of the late Mr. SHADDOCK,
At Garraway's Coffee-house, 'Change-alley, Cornhill,
On MONDAY, the 17th inst. at Twelve o'Clock,
_ IN ONE LOT,

A CAPITAL ESTATE, held under the Bishop
LAL of 'LONDON., consisting of upwards of Twenty-nine
Acres of rich Meadow and Pasture. Lands, with a small Te,,
nement, situate at.'Stanford Brook; near Hammersmith, in
the County of Middlesex, let on Lease to Mr. Essex, of East
A don for a term of Years, at a low Rent. The situation of
the and is truly desirable on account of its Vicinity to the
Metropolis, is in very capital order, and forms together a truly
valuable Property.
M4y be viewed by _leave of the Tenant. Particulars of
Mr. Essex, at the George, Adon ; Angel, Hammersmith;
Whitehorse,-Shepherd's Bush; Pigeons, Brentford ; White
Hart, Southall ; Red Lion, Hounslow ; White Horse, Ux-
bridge; and of Mr. Robins, Warwick-Street, Golden-square.
London, England, 1802-05-12

tIYMN-HALL, SOUTHWARX.

ON Monday nine of the Irishmen who had been
engaged in the riot, on Sunday evening, in. Gravel_
lane, were brought up to this Office, and under-
went an examination; when Patrick Mahon and
Dennis Sullivan, who were proved to have been
very a6tive in the riot, nourishing theirsticks, and,
huzzaing,:were committed for" Want of bail. The
rest were discharged, in consequence of . their not
being sufficient evideke against them. -

SHIP NEWS.

CWAVESEND, MAY I 0

Past by—the Vrow Henrietta, —, from Amsterdam.;
Maria, Denton, from Cephalonia; Hawke, Hudson, and
TWo Brothers, Rockwell, from Norway ; Dolphin, Syer,
and Vrow Telegina, „from Antwerp; Hope, Wood-
ward,
.andEndraght, lacobS, from Rotterdam.

Sailed—the Jung, Clark,' for Philadelphia, Sale, —,
for Nayitz ; Surprize, Pearson,. for Lisbon; Sally, ----, for
Dublin; Ceres, —, for Havre; Satisfaclion' Norwarn,
for Amsterdam ; and Jonge Margretta, for Ghent.

BIRTH.
On Friday the7th inst. in Harley-strcet, the Lady of Wil-
liam Alves, Esq. of a Son.

'MRRRIED

On Monday se'nnight, at Newton Douglas, Scotland,l4lr.
Robert Mundell, Rector of the Academy of Cloeburn.. to
Miss Macmillan, eldest daughter of William Macmillan,
Esq. Writer in Newton Douglas.
On the 4th inst. at Breehiri, Scotland, Mr. Alelander Do-
nald, Writer in Forfar, to Miss Janet Dakers, daughter of
thedeceased Mr. David Dakers; Merchant in Biedtin.
Mr. James Trimmer, of Brentford, to Miss Cornwallis;
eldest daughter of the Rev. W. Cornwallis, Rotor of Wit,
terham and E lam, in Kent.
On Thursday last, at St. George's, Hariover-sqnare, Mr
John Dorate, of Bruton street, to Miss Theresa Zotrany,
eldest daughter of John lotiany, Esq. of Chis Wick. ••
London, England, 1802-05-12

LONDON, MAY 12, 1802.

Wt this morning received the Paris Papers of
the Bth inst. They are nearly filled with discus,
sions upon subjeds of Finance, and' upon the ques_
tion of establishing the African Company.
The Legislative Body have appointed a Deputa-
tion of 24 of their Members to wait upon the Con-,
suls with an Address G. Congratulation.
The price,of the French Funds is not mentioned.

Lord :departarenfor Prano is only
delayed till the French Ambassador to (lir Court is
appointed.
Sir GREGORY PAGE TURNER, We understand,
vbted in the Minority on Friday night by mistake.
He was conversing with some one while the Mem-
bers were dividing; and did not attend to what was
going forward till the doots were shut, and he was
of course counted in the Minority. He spoke
strongly ,in favour -of Lord BELGRAVE'S amend-
ment.

Yesterday the toR d MAYOR held a tours of
Aldermen; at Which were,present sixteen' Alder-
men, Mr. Recorder, Mr. Common Serjeant, and
the Sheriffs.

Esq, Deputy; lately eleffed
an Alderman of the,Ward of Catle Baynard, in the
room of Sir Wm. HEkttre, Knight, resigned, at the
last Coditi being attended by Messrs. GRIFFITHS,
die, w E 1,i., and FENTON, Common Councilmen of
the said Ward,. was introduced to the Court, and
sworn into office; and took the usual oaths and his
seat accordingly, as junior i'ldermano
The Master and WaTdeng of the Bakers' Com-
pany attended the Court, reSpeaing 'the Assi7te. of
Bread, and the Returns of the MealWeighets .being
examined, the Court ordered the Bread to be re-
duced half an assize, or one penny in the peck loaf,,
to take place to-morrow: The quartein
wheaten, will then be sold for giciiatld'hotisehold,
71d. ,

The Thanks of the Court were voted to his Lord,
. ship, for his having obtained the- high Honour of
the Company of His Royal Highness the PtINCE.
of WALES to Diptier, in the City, on Easter
Monday last :—also to the Lord Bishop of Bkrsror,
and the Rev. Mr. STL'ROES, for their excellent
-Sermons, preached before., the Couit, and the Go-
vernors of the Royal Hospitals, oh Easter Monday
and Tuetday last.
The Courts of Conservancy for Sorry and Middle.:
sex, were ordered to be held the 161.11 of June,- and
Kent ar.sLEsse4, .the z3d of June next, • •

tk i . ii- YA - L '1;1 A IV§:

PORTBIII9V7A, MAY 11.

-ARRIVED last night, the Cdizstepree Frigat:e,ftom
Li.51)01); and it is reported she brings News GP a

diakreeablc nature: . • •
, .
Caine into Harbour the Puissa&t,Man of War.
Arrived the Fame, BAKER, from the Downs, for
die East Indit: ..‘

Arrived the-SrdA, DAWSON; from Newcastle ;
Lord Nelion,•
,from lochester ;' and Sjseid.
PERK INS, from London: ,
London, England, 1802-05-12

LOT 1-1

Comprises a Con-41)aEl FARM, of excellent Rich Arable
Land, on the West Side of the Road, opposite the Farm ;
containing upwards of iThirty-seven Acres in a Ring Fence,
subdivided by-thriving Hedges i • the whole in a high state of
Cultivation, in possession of Mr. James Ranger, whose Term
expires as Lot .I.
May be viewed by Leave of the Tenant. Particulars at the
King's Head, Harrow; Swan, Rickrnansworth ; Essex Arms,
Watford ; White Horse, Uxbridge ; White Hart, Southall ;
Red Lion, Hounslow ; at Garraway's; and of Mr. Robins,
Warwick-sti-eet,,Golden-square, where a Plan of the Estate
may be seen.
London, England, 1802-05-12

DIED.

Al' Dumfries, Miss Helen Burnside, daughter" of the Rev
Dr. Burnside.

Can the z9th ult. at Aberdeen, Mr. John Leith, of the
Royal Invalids, formerly of the 42. d Regiment, aged 67, and
after being in the service for•fifty years.
On Saturday the tst inst. in Camden-place, Bath, Mrs.
Williams, wile of Charles Williams; Esq.
London, England, 1802-05-12

CAPITAL FARMS, NEAR FARNHAM, SURREY.
TO BE"SOLD BY AUCTION,-
- By Mr. ROBINS,
,
At Garravray's Caffee-liouse, IChnge-alley,
On MONDAY, May 17, at Twelve o'Clock,
IN TWO 1:0TS;

LOT z.rOMPRiSESa truly ELIGIBLE FARM,
the most part Freehold', the:rest Copyhold, at
a small fine certain,. most desirably situated in the Parish of
BENSLEY,.two miles from FARNHAM,,' in the Coun-
ty of SURREY, consisting of the ManOr House, called
WILLEY, with new Ditties, Stabling, Barns, 'Out-
buildings, and Farm Yard, .and upwards of one. hUndred
Acres of rich Arable, Meadow, and Hop Land, in possesSion
of Mr. Samuel Stevens, whose term expires -at Michaelmas,
1804. This Estate abounds with Game, and a Trout. Stream
runs through part of the 'Land..
LOT 2. A most desirable FAP..M, called WILL EY's,
situate near Lbt a, comprising a' gOod Farm "House,
Stabling,. Barns, and: Out-buildings; Orchard, And
closures of good Arable, Meadow, and Hop Land, containing
together about thirty Acres, in • possetsion of Mr. Robert
Trimmer, whose term expires at Michaelmas, 1803..
The situation abaft! Farms is very de'sirable for building;
the soil being elevated and dry, the Roads good, Game
and Field Sports in great abundance, and the Estates are
entitled to a considerable common right.
To be viewed. by leave of the Tenants ; 'Particulars may be
had on the Premises; at the Post Houses, at Farnham, Tag-
shot, Dorking, Reigate, and Epsom at Garraway's; and
of Mr. Robins, Warwick-street, Golden-square.
London, England, 1802-05-12

PRIC.k
'WASTE!

SiV(. it 6,
R DA
India Stock
Ex-diet': Bills s. s. prem.
ndahle ditto prem.
3d Exchequer Bills par
Ncw S. S. Stock
(thulium I par II 01
11111)Cr. 3 per Cent. Ilk
Ditto Attn.
dank for opening
I nclia fos opening [74k
Consols for Account 741

Bank Stock 190 I 90
Navy s per Cent. lot
per Cent. ;797, roth
Irish s per Cent.
4 per Cent. Con. 80 111
; per Cent. Her!. 731 211 31
3 per Cent. Con. 741 3i 414
Ditto Scrip •
Bank I. Ann. ttolg
Ditto Short. Ann.
Ditto Scrip

MEDICINE ACT. •
At the only Warehouse for Dr. fAMES's POWDER,
No. 45, St. Paul's Church-yard, a few Doors froth the
Corner of Cheapside,
THE following MEDICINES are Sold, at the
Prices annexed, inclusive of the Stamp Duties im-
posed by this Act; but no additional charge nas been Made
upon Dr. JAMES's
,POWDER, which is continued at
the original PriCe of as: 6d. per Packet. It may also be
had at il. 4s: per Dozen; or the quantity of a Dozen
,Packets in one Bottle for il. zs. 6d. DUty included; so
that the Public are no sufferers. •

But in order to facilitate the operation, and to lessen the
burden of this Act, which would in a great measure have
proved a Tax upon Benevolence, all the other Medicines
are sold to any Persons purchasing half a Dozen, or more,
free from the expence.of the Stamps.
J. d.
Dr. James's Powder z 6 Cephalic Snuff'
.------- Analeptic Pills 4 6 Dr. Steers's Parego-
--=----- Cattle Powder 1 6 ric Lozenges t ti
Dr. Hooper's Pills i ri —Camomile Drops I g
Dr. Austin's Chalybeat Essenceofeoltsfoot 3 cr,
Pills - 4 o EssenceofPepperm. r ri
Berry's Bilious Pills 5 o .Ormskirk Medicines 5 5-
Dalby's Carminative 1 9 Glass's Magnesia 3 0
Tickell's JE.thereal.Spi, I nglish's Scots Pills 1 6
;it -- 7 3 6 Grant's Drops - 1. o
_

Greenough's Tinctures i Ti Norton's Drops 5
Tolu Lozengcts r Spilsbury's Drops 5 o
11,1 r. Spence's Dentrifrice o Speediman's 2 o
Freake's Tincl. of Bark 3 6. English Coffee 2 9
Huxl-am's, by ditto, z 6 Dr. Solander's Tea a• 9
Dr. Stcer's Opodeldoc a 6 Jones's Itheumati,'
- Convulsion Oil a 6 Tincture 7 3 6

Also, the Genuine Arqueb►:sale, lately imported,- and
most of the other Propr►etary Medicines in repute. Orders
for Exportation are supplied without Stamps, as before thit
Act.

N. B. As many Persons, particularly Servants and Ales.:
sengers, m:stake the. House, F. NEWBERY, the Froprie-
tor, is under the necessity of pointing out, that it is at the
East End of St. Paul's, nearest to Cheapside, and that it
has 'a large White Stuccoed Front, with these Words in-
s:ribed " THE ONI Y WAREHOUSE FOR DR.
1 kiVIES's POWDER."
London, England, 1802-07-20

WEYMOUTH, JULY 17.

LAST night His MAJESTY, and -his usual at•
tendants, Walked on the Esplanade for a' short
tine ; it being windy, they soon returned, and:
spent the evening -at the Lodge.
This morning His MAJESTY bathed.

THEIR MAJESTIES and the PRINCESSES attended
Divine Service,. when they heard a Sermon•preach:.
ed by. the. Rev. Kr. ENGLAND, Reetor of' the Parish.
of Stafford, in 'Porset, from the fifth chapter of.
Galatians, and part of the first verse.
'HIS MAJESTY, alter. church, accompanied by,'
Lords ROLLE and ELPRINSTONE, General GA.RTH,
Colonels GREY ILLE and FITZROi-, Major DEs:
Eottoucx, and Mr. DRAx GROSENOR, 'prome-
naded on the Esplanade.
HER MAJESTY and the PRINCESSES walkedop„
the Beach through the Turnpike to Greenhill. _
London, England, 1802-07-20

PRICE OF
St. James's Market 3s. Bd.
Clare Market 3s. Bd.
Whitechapel Market 3s. 7.(1.
per stone atilt).

Itts. I “t.
A verage'price 3s. 71d.

Yellow Soap, ias.—Mot
Price of Candles per dozen,
London, England, 1802-07-20

ARRIVED

Holland o -
French o -
liarnburgh o -

MAILS.

Consols.

PRICE OF STOCKS,

DUE

_

THIS DAY AT TIVELVY. •O'CLOCK.
- 75 ..Opening Omnium

TUE SUN.

801.2 M QUIS DICZRE F4LSUM AUDLATt

LONDON, JULY 20, j SO2.

WE this morning received Paris Papers of the
16th inst. We have seleeted.the principal articles
which they contain ; but they are not very interest-
ing. The KING of NAPLES published on-the Toth
of June a general An of Amnesty fof all offences
committed during the Revolution.
The French Funds are at cz f. 8o c!

The return of THEIR MAJESTIES and the Pair/
cEssE from 'Weymouth to Windsor, is at-present
axed for the 21st of next month.

The '.PR 1.24 c E of WALES dined 'yesterday with
General and' Mrs. ST. JOHN, •at their house near
Kingston.. His Royal Highness slept last night in
the neighbourhood, in order to la; near the spot
where the ReView took -place.this morning.
The. Earl of CHOLMONDELEY and his Family go
next DlOlllll to France, where his Lordship means to
reside till next Spring...
The Dire6tors of the Bank of 'Scotland have re-
solved to place in theirGre_at HAI, in the new build.
ing, now/going on, a full length haute of the
Right Hon.HENP.Y DUNDAS, the present Governor
of the Bank.

An order has been received at Falmouth from thp
Commissioners of the Customs, to put a stop to.the
exportation of goods of every kind by. the Packets.
The Russian Government, we understand, has
several Agents in this Country, buying Stallions
and brood Mares,. tot the purpose of improvingithe
Rtissian breed of. Horses. These Horses are gene.
.tally purchased in Yorkshire, and shipped acaull.

In the West of England there is every prOspeet
pf 'an abundant harvest. The crops are every where
'strong and healthful ; • and instead of the late frosts
having done harm, it is said they haye been Of great\
service in destroying the insets, &c.
Mr. Buttoorr again stands for the County of
Durham, and with every prosper} of Success.
We are happy to see a most loyal Address from
-the Mayor and Burgesses of the ancient Borough of
Derby, congratulatory on the Peace. This Borough,
though assuredly as patriotic and loyal as any in
the Kingdom, has generally been considered rathor
tardy.

• -
On the 25 t h of last month, a• Publication, tend-
ing to make known to the people the contents of
the Definitive Treaty of Peace concluded at Amiens,
on the 27th-of March, together with the separate
Article in the particular Convention relating to the
18th Article of the said Treaty, concluded and
signed .the same day by. the Miniters Plenipoten-
tiary of the French and Batavian Republics, was
seized at the algae by an order of State.
London, England, 1802-07-20

No. «6, CORNHILL.

- Messrs. HORNSBY and,c'a. Acquaint the Nobility
and Gentry, that the 'Drawing of the English Lot-
tery commences in a few clays, and from the mine..
rous orders they have received from all parts of the
United. Kingdom, they make no 'doubt but the
whole of the 24,000 fickets• which the Lottery
consists of, will be shortly disposed of ; HORNSBY
and Co. therefore beg leave to remind their Friends
and the Public to lie speedy in their purchases, and
humbly solicit their favours.
N. B. Tickets aod
.Shares will daily advance in
price.

DIED. .
00 Saturday last, the infant, daughter of T. V. Dolphin,
Esq. ofeoryton, Devonshire, of a deep decline.
Lately, at his house at Wargrave, Berks, the Rev. Mr.
Tickeli, Rec.-tor of Galvs‘vorth, in Cheshire, and East Mei.-
sea, in Eases.