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The Sun.
London, England, 1802-03-15

BILIOUS DISORDERS, OBSTRUCTIONS, HEAD,

A CHS, &c.
IUBLIC Testimony of the Efficacy of DIXON's-
ANTIBI Li OUS I'II.LS, added to the successful and
extensive.private praelice the Proprietor, as an Apothecary,
has experienced in the higher circles in their use, point them
out as the most safe andconvenieat .Medicine for the removal
of all Bilious Complaints, and for those disorders which-arise
from an irregular secretion of bile and free. living .; .during.
pregnancy they are eminently serviceaPle in preventing Cos-
tiveness, Sickness at. the Stomach, Nervou-s Head-achs,
Heart-burn, and those uneasinesses teo frequently at-
tack the lair Sex at that delicate period. Cases of their ex-
traordinary efficacy, attested by many of the Nobility, are
wrapped round -each box,, with dircetionS 'signed" G. Dix-
ort,'l and sealed with his arms.

Sold wholesale and retail at Ching and Butlei's, No. 4,
Cheapside, London; also by Pidding, No, 7b, opposite the
Pantheon, Oxford-street ; Wade and Swioey, Pall-mall; and
by one Vender of Medicines in every Town in the United
Kingdom, in boxes at 55.. and zs. gd. each.
*4.* Also may be had as above, Adams's Solvent, an ef-
telual cure for the Gravel. and Stone.; to prevent counter-
feits, Ching and Butler is wrote on tht: outside vover.
London, England, 1802-01-27

HOSPITAL STAFF.

Apothecary William Warcup to be Garrison Surgeon in the
Island of Martinique, vice Thompson, promoted.
Surgeon W. A. Burke, from the 37th Foot, to be Apothecary
to the Forces, vice Warcup, pramotect.' "

York Rfgiment Of Feirci3l€ Injaniy,.

Capt.:in-Lieutenant Frederick Tomkins, :on the half pay of
the late Royal Irish Artillery, to be Lieutenant, vice Law-
,
son, whose'. appointment has not taken place.

•
C;nttnissions In the Third (or Lanark) Regiment-of North Bri-
tish Militia, signed by the Lord Lieutenant.
Ensign Andrew Bogle to be Lieutenant, vice Boyes, resigned.
Dated Oct. 24, ][Bt.
Dugald John Campbell, Cent. to be Ensign, vice Alexander
Hamiton, resigned. Dated Nov. 24, 18or..
Colin:Hamar:On, Gent. to be Ensign, vice Bogle, promoted.
Dated Dec. 24, ISoi.
London, England, 1802-01-27

134NKRUPTS.

David Hughes', late of Liverpool, draper, to surrender Feb.
5., 16, and March 9, at one, at the Globe Tavern, Liver-
pool. A ttornies, Mr. Blackstock, Fig-Tree-court, T'emple ;
or Mr. Niurrow, Liverpool. -
. .
Samuel Booth, of Romiley, Chester, muslin—manufacturer,
February- to, i r, and March 9, at eleven; at the White Bear
Lnn, Manchester." Attornics, Messrs. Dewhurst and Brad—
,. -.4ock;,Marple, Stockport.
Thomas Mattingly, of. Stanford in the Vale, Berkshire; corn-
. dealer,. 116:rualy 1, a, and March 9, at eleven, at the Red
• Lion:JIM, Faringdon. : Attorney, Mr. Ward, jun. Faring-
.
don, Berks.
Joseph Sharpe, of Lunn, Bedfordshire 'shopkeeper, January
30, at eleven February 6, at twelve, and March 9, at
eleven, at Guildhall, London. Attorney, Mr. Pickering,
Pudding—lane, London.
joshua Collief,- of Little Bush-lane, Cannon-street, oil-
broker, February 2., at one, 13, and,March 9, at eleven, at
Guildhall. 'Attornies, ICCE{.§srs. Scott and Landon, St.
Mild red's-cOurejoultry.
Jehn Scott; of Kupttinglq, Yorkshire, sci-iverrr, February
15, at five, 16, at ten, at the New Biephant and Castle Inn,
Pontefra6l, and 'March 9, atfive, at the Falcon lan, Mick le.
gate, Yorkshire. Attornies, Mr. Belk, of l'ontelrad ; or
Mr. Sykes, New-Inn, London. •
Benjamin George, of Pope's-Ile-ad-Ally, needle, fish-hook,
and fishing-tackle-maker, February a, at one, 13, and
Marcia g, at twelve, at t;tfildhz,ll. Attornies, Messrs.
Clarke and Turner, Warwick-court, Gray's-Inn, London ;
or Mr. Guardner, Redditch, Worcestershire.
!George. Simcock, of the Bolt and Tun Yard, Fleet-street,
. couch-master, January 30, • .February 1/, 'mad March g, at
eleven, lat Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. 1. Vines, Thavies-
Inn, Holborn: -

William Rothweli, of Manchester, manutaaurer; February
1,0, and March 9, at eleven, at the White Hart Inn,
_Manchester. Attornies, Messrs. Lowe and Halstead,
Manchester; or Mr. -Ellis, Cursitor-street, London.
William &warley, of Blackburn, cotton-manufaaurer, Feb.
3., a,: tour, 4, and March 9, at eleven, at the St. John's
Tavern, Blackburn. Attomies, Mr. Wilson, Castle
street, Holborn ; or Mr, W. and T. Carr, Blackburn.
-.
lohn Lupton, now or -late of Middleharn, Yorkshire, dealer,
February ro, rr, and March. 9, at eleven, at the house of
Irving," Inn-keeper, Carlisle. Attomies, Mr.
'Hodgson, Carlisle; or Mr. Hodgson, Clement's-Inn,
, .
London.

Joseph. Wilson, of the Strand, urnbrella-maker February z,
at one, 76, and March 9, at twelve, at Guildhall. At-
tornies, Messrs. Swann and Wallington, 'Fore-street,
Cripplegate.
London, England, 1802-01-27

MARRIED.

At Edinburgh, on the 2001 inst. Alexander Macdonell,.
Esq. of Glengary, to. Miss jtebecca Forbes, daughter of Sir
William Forbes, of Pitsligo, Sift. •
At _Ottar, Argyleshire, Lieutenant Duncan Campbell, late
of the iSth Dragoons, to Miss Ann Campbell, only daughter
of the deceased John (i;ampbell, Esq.. of 0 ttar.
At Campbelltown; the iith instant, the Rev. Alexander
Laing; M. A. to Miss Anne Mitbhell,, daughter of Mr. Mat-
thew Mitchell merchant there.
London, England, 1802-01-27

TO MASTER PRINTERS IN GENERAL.
rIUNNINGHAM's ANTISEPTIC PRINT-
INC BALLS, and IMPROVED TYMPAN, which
requires no Wetting.
The INVENTOR begs to tender his best Thanks to the
Gentlemen of the COMMITEE of MASTER PRIN-
TERS in LONDON, and others who have adopted and re-
commended his Improvement. The Balls are el-Li:dually
kept from Rot, Stench, and Maggots, by a Substitute for

Mr. Cunningham being obliged to return to the Country
irpmediately, will answer any. application, either to commu-
nicate to Gentlemen unacquainted with the' Invention (with
the Terms), or explain further particulars to those.praetising
it, addressed to him (Printer), No. 53, High-street, South-
ampton, post- aid.
London, lan. 23, 1802.

This Day was published,:
In One'Volume, .tzmo. Price 7s. in boards,
ikDICTIONA RY of MOHAMMED AN LAW,
Bengal Revenue Terms, Shanscrit, Hindoo, and other
Words used in the East Indies, with full Explanations; the
leading word of each article being printed in a new Nustaleek
Type. ' To which Is ;added, an APPENDIX, containing
Forms of FirmaunS, 'Perwanchs, Arizdashts, Instruments,
and Contras of Law, Passports, Fre. together with a Copy
of the original Grant from the Emperor Furrukhfur, to the
English East India COmpany, in Persian and English.
BY S. ROUSSEAU, Teacher of.the.Persian*Language.
London: Printed for Murray and Hixitlt.ty,'Fleet-street ; 1.
Sewell, Cornhill ; and the Editor, Wood-street, Spa-fields.

- This Day was published,
The Second Edition, in Two Volumes, -Biro. with Plates;
Price 18s. inboards;
LETTERS.of EULER, on different &Micas in
Physic and Philosophy ; addressed to a German. Pri-
ncess. Translated from the French,
By HENRYRUNTER, D. D. •
With Original Notes, and a Glossary of Foreign and Scientific

Terms.
London : Printed for Murray and Highley, Fleet-street ;
Cuthell and Martin, Holborn ; Vernor and. Hood, Poultry ;
Longman and Rees ; Wynne and Scholey, Paternoster-row ;
J. Harding, St. james's_street; and J. Mawrnan, Poultry.
" The great charatter of Euler is too well known to re-
quire any farther introdudion of that celebrated Writer to the
Readers of our Review,

" The Lessons 11:-. has published under the Title of Let-
ters to •4 German Princess, form a Work inestimable for the,
singularly clear light in which he has displayed the most im-
portant truths of Mechanics, &c. _ _ _

" Dr. Hunter has acquitted himself very, much to his cre-
dit in this Translation of the Letters, which we consider as
a valuable addition to the Literature of this Country."
Monthly 'Review, O&. 170.
• Where may be had,
-Elentents of Algebra, by the same Author, translated from
the French, with the Critical and Historical Notes of M.
Bernoulli, 2 vol. Sy°. price 16s. boards.
London, England, 1802-01-27

DIED

Yesterday, at Mr. Coutt's house, in Piccadilly, the infant.
and only Son'of the Earl of Guildford. •
On Friday .morning last, at his house, in. Lant-street,
Borough, Duncan M'Andrew, Esq. late of, the. Custom-
House. • I
On Saturday, at Pinner, William Miles, Esq. formerly. a
Colonel in the Army.
On Sunday, at. Poole, B. Lister, Esq. formerly Repre-
sentative of that Borough. •
On Monday morning, in Cork-street, Mrs. Davies, wife
of Mr. John baWes. • ,
On Tuesday se'nnight, at Houghton, near I‘4larket-Iplreigh-
toil; the Lady of Philip Langdale, Esq.
• On Wednesday th'e f3thinst. at his house in the Parish of,
Tidenham, Glouces-fershire, in the 79th year of .his age, the
Rev. William Scys, A. M. • .
On the 7th inst., at Fellow-Hills,' in Berwickshire, Mts.
Ancrum, wife of Thonias Ancrum, Esq.. •
On Sunday morning last; Mrs. Barrett; wife of Mr. 8ar...,
ret, coal merchant, Queen's-square, Westminster. • •
At Hillhouse, near Dumferm.ln..e, on the .16thinst. Miss'
Anne Nairne Mitchell, eldest daughter oldie deceased Charles.
Mitchell, Esq:.
At Brostughtsh, near Edinburgh, on. Sunday, se'nnight, at a
very advanced age, Robert Thomson, a cousin of; The author.
of the Seasons,. Sce. He followed the profession of a Gar-
dener.
At Manse of Forgue, the 29th of December;last, the Rev.
Dingwall; Minister of Forgue.
At Viewlield;.in the neighbourhood ofEdinburgh, on Sun-
day the 17th hist. Mr. James GoidOn..l3rewer in 'Edinburgh.
At lii:!;:-1;11, the i3th inst:' Dr., Alexander Fraser, Mini-
ster.of that parish, . in. the •soth.year of his age, and 29th of
his ministry.
At Edinburgh, Mr.. DaVid Murray; one of the Depute
Clerks'of Session:
London, England, 1802-01-27

BENNET's LINIMENT.

-F,HE .6stonishing -success this -Remedy has met
...with, in a long course of private pradice,-is the sole
motive for malcing it public, as. a -sovereign cure for the fel,-
eternal -Disordeis,• viz Wens, White 'Swellings,
Cancers in their early stage, Swelled Breasts, old ill-digested
Ulcer;., Bruises, and all Turnois and Abscesses where a cor-
realve discutient is -required.' In Chilblains it has almost
an instantatteous good cited., •As a guarantee to• the Public
_that this s -not the eirusion of any ignorant Empiric, the
principal Vender,:..lfirms that Kennet's Liniment is the No-
dudlOttof erninc.'rt Surgeon 'of more than 2b years expe
rienco,and that ~iinong...the .extraordinary cures it has per-
formed,: is atecent Case under his own eye, of an alarming
Tumor 9r Wen on lite. Spine, Nviticli threatened the life of the
Patient, and whitltthe Liniment dispersed, so as not to Leave
a trace, of the dist.tse behind. This, consideratiot4 alone in-
duced him to publish and vend it. . The PKoprietor too, at
the hi-stance. of P.l4sician or Stirgeon;will readily
tend its benefits r, gratis) to poor Patients-suffering 'under
scirrhus, Sarconi4 Ganglion, Incipient Cancer,. and other
local- diseases of the same nature, of the sixth order and
fourth class of Cullen's Nosblegy, provided such person of
the Faculty will candidly testify ihe et1i:4".16 of this hitherto
desideratum in Mt'dicine. —Sold in bottles ot;zs.9(l. and ss .3d.
stamps included, by R. TliurgoOd,'Bookseller, No. 39, New-
London, England, 1802-01-27

ii;iPIDENDS.

Feb. 9. T",:,cma's Andrews, of Hackney-Road, brewer, at
ten. :at "Guildhall
_

Jan. 30. Jo!aDards, late of Bankside, Surrey, lighterman,
_at ene, at Guildhall _ _

.Fl:5- 9'. 'Rohe* Perry and Thomas Andrews, late of the
George Brewhouse, Hackney, brewers, at ten, at Guild-
hall.

Feb. 21. Tames Smith, late of Gosport, vidualler, at
eleven, at the Dolphin Inn, Gosport. •
Feb. 22. John Ausell, late- of Wickham, Southampton,
yiduallcr, it eleven, at the Dolphin Inn, Gosport..
Feb. 27. Richard Edwards, of Morgan-lane, Tooley-street,
Southwark,-brandy-merchant, at twelve, at Guildhall...•
Feb. t 6. Robert Kenyon, of Withington, Manchester, .and
John. Ditchfield, of Manchester, Inel-chants, at. three, at
the Commercial Inn, Manchester. •

Feb. 23. Joseph Zamira, of Bevis-Marks, 1-lountisditch,
grocer; at ten,-at Guildhall.
Feb, 19. Robert Pashley, of Tower-street, wine-merchftnt,
at eleven, at Guildhall.
Feb. 17, ;Thomas Wardell, of "Newcastle-upon-Tyne, con:-
merchant, at eleven, at the Shakespear Tavern Newcast:e-
,
upon-Tyne.
Feb. 2.3. Benjamin Field, of Union-street, London, up-
holsterer, at ten, at Guildhall.
Feb. r 6. John Wollaston and Francis Upjohn, of Holborn-
bridge, distillers, at nine, at Guildhall. - • •-*
Feb. 20. Jacob Reichard, John Phillip Dahmer,: and John
'Jacob Brune, late, of Angel-court; Thtiogi-norton-street,
merchants, at one,at Guildhall. - •

CE,RTIFIC4TES.

Feb. i 6. William Quantrill, of Williarn;street, Shoreditch,

- , . .
_ .
carpenter. . ,
Miles Edwards, late of Bush-•lane, cotton-broker. •
Goodall Tame Boult, now or late of Pimlico, malt and corn-
factor.
John Bateman, of Kingston-upon-Hull, merchant.
William Ludby, of Petworth, Sussex, shopkeeper.

THE SUN.

QUIS DICLki iALSUM AUDIiT
London, England, 1802-01-27

DUBLIN, JAN. 21.

LAST night there was a dreadful
.storm in the
metropolis and its vicinity, which has scarcely
been equalled -by any, in our remembrance. 'We
haie heard of much damage being done, which is
by no . means , surprising, when the fury of ,the
hurricane is considered. Several chimnies were
blown down, and slates might be seen this morning
strewed along the different streets. Some of the
trees in the new Gardens were torn up by the
roots. In Duke-street, the chimney of Mr. Davis's
house was•blown in, and but for the strength of the
garret floor, would have proved highly injurious.
*lwo persons were bruised, but not to such a degree
as to 'give the least alarm to their friends. In the
Liberty, we understand, the Storm was particular-
ly felt.

A reward of Twenty Shillings is allowed by AEt
of Parliament for apprehending a Deserter from the
Army, which is paid by the• Receiver of the Land..
Tax, where the deserter is apprehended ; but: it
has been lately discovered, that this practice has
been very much abused, as it has. transpired, that
when a deserter thinks himself likely to be seized,
he goes to a soldier and surrenders, that they may
share the reward. A case -of this nature occurred
last Saturday-evening, at the Public Office,- Bow-
street :—a man was brought to the Oflice, by a
Soldier in the Guards, who charged him with being
a deserter from the Tower Hamlet -Militia ;'-but,
on the .Witness- being closely examined, it turned
out., that he did not.know whether the man was a
deserter or not ;- that he knew nothing ofhim, and
had °nix met him in the course of the day : there
being no doubt but it was an agreement to share the
rewt.rd, the soldier's account was not attended to,'
and -the ,Prisoner was committed for further exami-
nation. He:. did-not deny being a deserter; hut
said, it was a year and a half since he. deserted,
and, during that time, he had been to. the West
Indies, in the capacity of a cook, on board-a ran
of war. The reward of course was not allowed. •
London, England, 1802-01-27

A HOUSE' FURNtSWED;

AG"
'TLEM AN who has a House near Port-
man-Square,• vety elegantly fitted up, and completely
Furnished, for which he. 'has. not much occasion. at present,
would be disposed to lett if, upon reasodable .terms by the
year, to a responsible Tenant,: who' would take food care of
the• Furnittire. The 1-loule is not .upon a large scale,. but is
in every respea a very pleaSant one: it commands from the
back WindoWs a particularly' fine, 4nd uninterrupted View
to the Hills on the North' dt London. . There is a ' Coach-
llonse.and Stabling for;six;horses. :•
Please to enquire for the address at Mr. Stevens's, Baker,
the comer of Baker-Street, North 'end 01' tiff:, New Road.

BEST .COALS; 465. per Childron," Thirteen
Sacks, or, Thirty-nine Bushels,; measured .under the
inspedion of sworn Meters, and. delivered, to any part of the
Town, free of every .dxpenee, ekeef)t Shoe;ting and Metage.
Theetiewcastle- Coal.- Company. return 'their. sincere thahks
to the .Nobillt3;,:,Gentry, and. Public,: for the liberal encou-
ragyment they 'Wye hitherto received, and hope for a,conti-
nuance of 'thei-r fUture fa..ours., The Proprietors are con-
stantly supplied with. Coals of the first quality from New_
castle ; which,., front. their extensive
.conncotion, and . for
prompt
,payment, enables them to be sold at the above re-
duced•price. --Orders received- at. No. 54, Mortimer-street,
cavendish-square ;:No. um, Piccadilly, opposite Sackville-
street ; and No. 51, St. Martin's-le-Grand, will be punc-
tually executed.. •• .
London, England, 1802-01-27

CERTIOKAKI.

Mr. CLARK moved that the personal attendance
of a Mr. 'Batton, who had been found guilty of an
Assault at Alnwiek, in Northumberland, might be
dispensed with. The indidxnent upon which he
had been found guilty had been removed by Certi..
orari, from the Quarter SessiOns to the Court of
King's Bench. Tile Defendant - was sixty-three
years of age, had satisfied the Prosecutor for his
cogs, and therefore wished to avoid the inconve-
nience of coming from such a distance to appear in
Court.

Mr. Justice GROSE said, the practice of remov_
ing Indictments from the Sessions to the King's
Bench, was frequently attended with great incon-
venience, and had long been complained of, and he
wished it remedied. He could see no reason for al-
lowing private Prosecutors, except where the in-
terest of the Crown Was concerned, to remove In_
ditiments by Cettiotari. It was not for the Court
to depart froin the praEtice, but certainly it was
a most grievous evil; The Prayer of the Motion
was granted.
London, England, 1802-01-27

SH/E NLIFS

CRA\ESEND, JAN,. lj

Passed by—the Argo, Williams, from Demerara ;
—,- froth .Baltimore; Northern Libitrras; iirag, front
Charlestown; 'United. Brothers, Carder, from Limerick;.
Harlequin, --,--, from Trinidad - Juliana, .Booth, frOut
New.:York ; Jason • Poch', and Matlew and Thomas, Mai-.
ardson, from St.- Kitt's ; Mornington, Kelso,. from • Bengal ;
John, 'Donald, from Barbadoes ; Vrow Catharina, Dy,r,
from St. 'Ander° ; Nancy, 'Clark, from Martinique; /vlary,
Passmore' frOm Surinam ; Elizabeth,
tola; Drake, Clack, from Grenada ; Vicissitude, Stout, and
Endeavour, , from Jamaica.
Sailed—the Suir, Jones, for Waterford.
London, England, 1802-09-24

CORN EXCHANGE,

Sept. 24,
This day we have a middling supply of Grain in
general ; English and Foreign Wheat goes off
nearly our last prices ; Barley and Malt still remain
a dull sale; there is little doing in Pease at Market ; •
we are rather short of Beans of both sorts, which
have a more ready sale, and sell something dearer'
there are plenty of Oats, which still are in denranai
sell freely, and •keep their prices; Flour a go' •
stock, and without variation.
•
. wheat 46$ a 56s a 675 oci Beans -34 s a ~c
6,1
.Fine do. . 68s a 69$ cd Tick•ditto -30 s a 35s `.',4
-Malt - 47$ a 48$ a sos od Oats - iss a izis a 23' od
Fine ditto - Sts a 525 od Poland do. 24s a 235,,,5t
Barley - 2SS 31s 6,1 Rape Seed 341 a 371 per lit
Rye -33 s a 35$ od Ftne Flour 50$ a 53s per °
New ditto . 38s a 435 od Second do. 45s u sos per do'
White Pease 37$ a 4ts od

A curious Fraud was lately attempted to be Prat"
tised at Strasburg, during the drawing of the Lot-
tery there. Several persons, amongst whom were
some employed in the drawing, having combined
,
togetherthey contrived to introduce a net-woo'
into the wheel, Which isolated a part °fit, in whi,i°l,
only the 20 last' numbers were to be placed.
the moment of drawing, the person charged wir ,
moving the wheel, who was in the secret, was o ,
present to the child, whose business it was to Pat
his hand in the wheel, the opening correspoodll ~lhe
with the space in which the chosen numbers weii.
placed. -They calculateci,upon gaining near 50,0°°
by this fraudulent contrivance,, bur their ex 14,61;
tions were disappointed by the,discovery of we-r,
scheme, which was accidentally ;made by a Pes:.,s
employed to open the dotirs of the wheel, who
not in the secret. Several of the liartiesconoer"
were immediately apprehended.
Wednesday a young man was taken before
tMbrea
Alderman WATSON, at Guildhall, charged repo"
oaths of two persons with picking the pocket or
countrymann
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London, England, 1802-09-24

Conk, SEPT. I+.

Yesterday, about' half past three .o'clock, their
Excellencies the Earl and Countess of HARDWICKE
and.Sui-te, arrived here from Castlemartyr. They
.came in by the Glanmire• road, which was lined.
for some distance from the town. by the Troops in
garrison. The universal esteem in which these il-
lustrious Visitors are held, was t?stified by the joy
with which they were reeePved by a vast concourse
of spectators, who filled the avenues by which they
entered the City.

The. Vice Regal Party drove to the house of Gene.
rat MY ER9, at Camden-place, where their Excel-
lencies were received by General and Mrs. MYE R 9.
Immediately after this, his Excellency,held a Levee,
at which
,were presented Addresses from the Cor-
poration, the Clergy, the Merchants, the Society
for bettering the Condition and increasing the
Comforts of the Poor. These Addresses are ex-
pressive of the warmest•attachment to our beloved
Sovereign, and of the just estimation. in which
they hold the public conduit and private virtues of
the Noble "Personage whom they had the ho.
nour to address. In the evening his Excellency
was splendidly entertained at the Mansion' house',
by our worthy Chief Magistrate, and her ExCalen..
cy honoured. Mrs. MYERS with her company at
dinner, At ten 9'c!ock hip Excellency accompanied
his Noble Consort to the Great-room in George's-
street, where there was a.splendid Ball, attended
by all the Beauty' and Fashion of the town and
country. Several Ladies of distinaion -had the
honour of, being presented to her Excellency, who
evinced .by her engaging condescenSion, those
amiable dispositions- which make her not more
respected in public, than she is revered•in private
life, On the whole, the univer,al' attention which
was manifested to their Excellencies,_ by every rank
and description of persons, has seldom been equalled
on any similar occasion.
London, England, 1802-09-24

HARWICH, SEPT. 23.

ON the ztst arrived the Diana Packet, Capt.
OSBORN, with the Mail and Passengers from Cux.
haven ; and yesterday arrived from the same place,
the Diana Packer, Capt. STEWART, with the Mail
and Passengers.
At nine o'clock this morning sailed the King
George Packet, Capt. DEANE, and the Prince of
Orange Packet, Capt..BRIDGE, with Passengers and
the respective Mails for Helvoetsluys and Cuxhaven.

About four this afternoon arrived the K;ng George,
Packet, Capt. FLYN, from Helvoetsluys, with the
Mail and Passengers.
London, England, 1802-09-24

YOUGHAL, SEPT. IC).

This day the Lord Lieutenant honoured the town
with a visit. His Excelle'ncy was accompanied by,
Lords ItOYSTONj BOYA:E, and LINPIAY, Sir Jolts
KEANE, Sir EDWARD BAKER LI TTI, EH AL ES, CO-
lonels_ STEWART, GORE ,&c. -Shortly after his ar-
rival the Mayor. and Corporation waited on his Ex-
cellency, and were most graciously received, when
a suitable Address was presented to him, with the
_FreedOm of the Corporation in a Gold Box. The.
Freedom of that-body was 'also voted to. the Right
Hon. Wm. WICKHAM, Principal Secretary, &c. in
,a Silver one. His Excellency and Suite afterwards
"partOOk of 'an entertainment provided for the-oc-
casion, at the New Rooms. He also, during his
stay; visited different quarrel's of the town, patti
cularly- the Church (remarkable for its antiquity,
and fine monuments of thenoble Family of Boyl,
the old Barrack, and -ground'on -which it is in con.,
temptation to build a new. one, and with his usual
-munificence presented an handsome donation' in
aid of the Charitable Fund for ere Ling and -Sup_
porting .a new Infirmary in -the Town. In- the
evening his Excellency: returned to the hospitable
mansion of that highly revered character the'
Right Honoura'ble the Earl of SnANIcoN, .at Castle-
martyr.
London, England, 1802-09-24

BIRTHS.

On the tgth inst. at Dreghorn,•:near F.didbUrgh, the:Lady.
of Alexander Trotter, Esq. Paymaster of the NaVv, of a Sen.
. On Thursday,_ at his hbuse, in Spring Gardens, the Lady of
Joseph Jekyll, Esq. M. P. of a Son.

MARRIED.
At Edinburgh, on the -53 th instiult, Mr. George Do'bie,c`bf
.I.ondon, to Mist' Susan Thomson, daughter of the late
Mr. Andrew, Thomson, of Wernyss.,
- At Edinburgh,. on Friday last, Mr. Patricls: Aitken, mer-
chant in stranraer, to Miss Margaret Pringle.
At Aden, on the 9th instant, Mr. Thomas Ferguson, wri-
ter in Edinburgh, to Miss Catharine Cumine, second (laugh.:
ter of lames Cumine, Esq.' of Kiiiningmopo.
At Aberdeen, on the 12th instant, john Anderson, Esq.
late of Calcutta, to Miss Margaret (3 lefiny, of Aberdeen.
At Aberdeen, on the 9th instant, Mr., Thomas• Guthrie,
surgeon ,of Bervie, to Miss-Agnes- Fotvlie, daughter of the ,
late Mr. WilliaM Fowlie, merchant, (Juminestown. •

At Kilchoman, in Islay, on.the 31y4 of August last, Lieu-
tenant fleaor Mac Neil, of Ballimony. to Miss Ann Camp-
bell, daughter of Heary Campbell, 'Esq. of Knockmely.

DIED

At his house, Gilmout Park, on the rr/b inst. Mr. Archi-
bald Scott, late of Potterrow, Edinburgh, aged 8.5 years.'
At Quebec, on the f4th of Lieutenant- Colonel john
Nairne.

. .
On Tuesday, the 14th inst. at his house, in the Strand,
Mr. losepli Butrithwaite, in the 87th year of his.age.
At Castle Huntly, the Loth instant,-the Hon. .Mrs. Patet-
son, wife Q[ George Paterson Esci: of Castle Huntley. -
On the% i6th inst. Mrs. tfizabeth Wynne, of Turnham.
green, aged 66.
_ _ _ _

On Tuesday last, atyentqnyille, Mrs. Sarah. Territt, wife
of Dr. Territt, of the Commons.

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Irish 5 per Cent.
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&DAY.
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South Sea Stock . . - .•
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ERRATA—On the zoth, in the Advertisement, to be sold
a Genteel Landaulet, in the address, it should have been near
Great Queen-street.
London, England, 1802-01-18

SHIP NE-WS

Ca'AVZSEND, JAN.

Sailad—the Latona, Hurt, for Nevis; Neptune, Burton'F
for New-York; Hero, Phillips, for Lisbon ; and the RIC
Novo Packet, Langley, for Thrtola.

NAVIGABLE*CANAL and LONDON DOCK SHARES

MONTHLY SALE,
By Mr.- SCOTT,
_ . •

)n Friday, February 5, at Twelve o'Clock, at Garraway'fir
___ 'Change-alley, London,
•.

Q HARES in the follawing; "NA VI6ATIONS,
A../ The GRAND JUNCTION and PADDINGTOI4
CANAL; Original Subscription Shares and Half Shares, ana
FOUR HUNDRED • POUNDS OPTIONAL LOAN
NOTES bearing j•per Cent. -Also SHARES in the MON-
MOUTH, KENNET andA VON, ELLE SMERE,MONI_.^
.GOMERY; and •the BRECON and ABERGAVEICNI
NAVIGATIONS. • •

LONDON DOCK SUBSCRIPTION, for forming Wet
Docks at Wapping, Hour Shares of 5001. each, bearing 5 per
Cent. Interest till the• Works are completed.
Paviiculars at Hatchett's Hotel, Piccadilly; the White
Horse, Uxbridge; at Garr ayay's ; and Of 111 r. Scott, Lud-!
gate-hill, London, .who•iscornmissioned to sell any of the
ahoVe Snares, and in various other Concerns, by Private
Contrast.
London, England, 1802-01-18

YARMOUTH, JAN. 17.

ARRIVED, La ,abuse Brig, from a Cruize
Crash Gun-brig, from Harwich; and Size/I, R. K.
kooT, from
.Embdeo.

Sailed the Shannoit Frigate, for Leith ; Matilda,
CRANE, Bee, WALL IS, LapWifig, BOND, and Mars,
Sm4H, for London.

The Pers. everaricP, JOHN DURWOOD master, of
and from Southwold bound to Hull, foundered the
isth Dec, last in the Humber. Crew saved.
Passed through the Road's yesterdays five Dutch
Vessels bound to London from Holland,
London, England, 1802-01-18

FORTSMOUTfI„TAN. 17.

DROPPED down to St. Helen's, the almer
Castle, Cantos, and Thames East-indiamen, and se-
teral other outward bound vessels.

Arrived the Amphitrite, FOLK, from Stockholm.

HARWICH, JAN. 174

THIS morning the Diana Post office Packet,
Capt. STEWARD, sailed hence for Helvoetiluys,
With the Dutch Mail of yesterday, Mr. RUFFE,
one of His Majesty's Messengers, with dispatches
fOr Russia, and several other Passengers.
The Hamburgh and Bremen Mails of the x 3th
and i6dx, yet remain here.

His Majesty's Postmasters General have appoint-
ed an additional Packet for this stations the com-
inand.of which is "giVen to Capt 4 SANTY, who has
procured a vessel new here, called the Princess
Regal, which will proceed with the next Mail.
London, England, 1802-01-18

DEAL, jAx. 174

Hit Majesty SICI,OpS AlOnZ), Autumns and Roand,
arrived this morning from Sheerness, and the Beau_
lien Frigate from the We;;tward : the three former
have proceeded to t'ortstuouth, and the latter to the

His Majesty's Ships St. Alban's, Nemesis, ztna-
ton, Brilliant, Arrow, Ga!go, Ranger, Eugenie,
and Express Advice boat,- remain.
London, England, 1802-01-18

BANKRUPTCIES ENLARGED,

March 6. john Paul Olfricr, of King4laud-Road, brewer,
at ten, at Guildhall.

_ .
Feb. S. Daniel Tulibs, late of Liverpool, rrierchanti at ten,
at the Globe Tavern,"Liverpool.
,March a. Michael Bourk, late of New-square, Minories,
slopseller, at ten, at Guildhall.
London, England, 1802-01-20

Also, aft Account of the distribution of Two
Millions and a Half, granted to His MAJESTY for
the service of the Army for .rBoi, made by the
Paymaster-General of his Majesty's Forces :
An Account of the distribution of Two Mil.;
lions, granted by an AEI of-last Session of Par-
liament, for the uses and purposes therein mentioned ;
An Estimate of the Debt on His Majesty's Na
vy, on the 3ist of Dec. 1 801 :
An Account of the Bounty paid on Corn, 10.7.a1,
Flour, and Rice, imported into Great Britain, in
pursuance of several AEts of Parliament of the 4. Ist
of His present Majesty, up:to.the sth of Jan. 1802.
—Ordered.

The CHANCELLOR of .the EXCHEQUER then
moved, That the Order of the Day for the House
to resolve itself to-morrow into a Committee of the
whole House, to consider further of a Supply grant-
ed to His MAJESTY, be now read; which being
done, he moved, That it be discharged ; which be-
ing ordered, he moved, That the House do, on
Wednesday the 3d day of February next, resolve
itself into the said Committee.—Ordered.
The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER then gave
notice, That on Wednesday the 3d of February, in
a Committee of Supply, he should move for the ad-
vance of an additional sum of money for the Extra-
ordinaries of the Army.
The Committee' of Ways and Means was also de.
ferred until Wednesday the 3d of February.
About a quarter after five, the House adjourned
to Tuesday the zd of February next.

THE SUN.

SOLIM QUIII DICSIII !ALBUM AUDZAT
London, England, 1802-01-20

One to t'wo years imprisonment.
Twelve to twelve months confinement ; and' the
remaining Convias to lesser punishments, which
'completed the ordinary business. of the Sessio

At Ipswich a Soup Establishment for, the Poor
has been reopened; ;even hundred tickets were
arplied for, and given in the early part of last
week.

LON i) ON I Printed by BUCHANAN WM ILL AN, (of Bow-Street, Covent-Garden); by WILLIAM Arminr. rt. Sc re r (of Horse-terry':road Westminster);
At the SuN.OFFIcE, -No. tt z, Strand ; • where kiwi-filen:rifts, Orders for the Paper,Leito-s for the -Aditor, &c (post.oaid), must be addressed,
London, England, 1802-01-20

WEDNESDAY, JAN. 20.

The LORD CHANCELLOR this day stated in Court,
the Question to be referred to Mr. Serjeant PAL-
MER, who is to consider, what are the rights and
interests of Mr. RICHARDSON and Mr. GRU B re-
speCtively, in the Patents, Property, or Profits of the
Theatre, either as Proprietors or Partners ; and
what debts they are respeaively liable to, in either
o;. those charaders.

His Lordship direaed the business to stand oyez
till `'Wednesday the 3,1 of February.

The Price of Bread the some as last week.

Mrs. Auxiot., of Park lane, is, we now hope,
in a fair way of recovery from the dangerous and
very severe bruises she,received some days past, by
the overturn of her coach in Brind.strect.

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London, England, 1802-01-20

AFTER TERM.

Saturday, Feb. 13 Monday, - - Feb. 15
Some new regulations are in contemplation of
the Court of India DireElors, in order to obviate
the late unpleasant symptoms which have appeared
on board their Ships, both at home and abroad ;
and in case those measures meet the sanaion of the
Legislature, and are carried into effeft, we are
assured, they will not only tend to check the
dangerous spirit of insubordination which too fre-
quently przvails, but will materially advance the
comfort and security of the honest and well-affeded
Seamen.

A second line of custom-houses has been esta-
blished on different points of the Batavian frontiers,
and also on the left bank of the Rhine, in order to
ensure the execution of the Consular Arrete,
prohi-
biting the exportation of corn, and the importation
of contraband commodities.

A grey eagle-was taken alive, some days ago, by
a trap, on Lord Mountrath's estate, in Norfolk ; it
measures seven feet eight inches hettveen the extre-
mities,of the wings, and four feet from the beak to
the tail:: - -
London, England, 1802-03-12

-DORSETSHI RE ESTATES.
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION,
By Mr. FAULKNOR,

At the Red Lion Inn, in Shaftesbury, in the County of Dor-
set, on Tuesday the 3oth of March, iBoz, between the
Hours of Twelve and Three, in Three I.ots, according to
the Conditions of Sale to be then and there produced, unless
Sold before by Private Contrad, of which timely Notice
will be given ;
LOT T. "

A LL that Capital MANSION HOUSE, situate
,6116. in the Parish of Motcombe, in the County of Dorset,
with the Cbach.house, Stables, Garden, large Orchards,
and Paddock thereto belonging, containing by arlmeasure-
ment SA. r R. 29 P. now in hand.
And also, all that DAIRY FARM thereto adjoining, con-
sisting of a good Farm House, Barn, Stable, Cow-houses, and
all other necessary Out-buildings; with 94 A. 2R. 24 I". of
good rich old inclosed Arable, Meadow, and Pasture Land,
Coppice and Hollis, 'above 8o A. whereof are Meadow and
Pasture; and also Common of Pasture, without'Stint, on
the extensive Commonable Places of Motcombe aforesaid;
now in the occupation of Mr. Thomas Mitchell, as a yearly
Tenant thereof; at an old Rent.
Also all those three Cottages lying near thereto, in the
occupation of John Morgan, George Hatcher, and Joseph
Burt.

LOT ll.*
All that FARM lying near to, and in Part adjoining the
foregoing Lot, consisting of a good Farm-House, Barn, Stable,
Cow-houses, Out-buildings, and Garden, together with
127 A. 2 R. 17 P. of old inclosed rich Arable, Meadow and
Pasture Land, and Bolas, about go Acres whereof are Meadow
and Pasture ; and also Common Of,Pasture without Stint, on
the extensive Commonable Places of Motcombe aforesaid;
now in the occupation of Mr. James Mundy, as yearly Tenant
thereof; at an old Rent. Also a Cottage or Tenement lying
near thereto, in the occupation of Stephen Arnold.
N. B. The above Lots are CBpvliold of Inheritance,
Fine certain, Part of the Manor of Gillingham,_ subject to
a Quit-rent of 11. 45. gd. per Annum, and to an Heriot of the
best Beast on the Death of the Tenant in Possession.
London, England, 1802-03-12

DEAL; MARCH li.

R I 7/' E D the Charger Gun-Brig, from Margate
Rowd, and His Majesty's Sloop Savage, from 13;37
meth 4. both of which remain, with the East India
Company's Ships United Kingdom, and Lord Nt.tion,
for Bengal,

ADMIRALTY COURT, DOCTORS' COMMON'S.

TUESDAY, MARCH 9.

This day, the Right Hon. Sir WILL iAM Scoir
proceeded to the adjudication of the following
causes

Enyheden, Kr R, master—This was a Da-
nish ship laden with a cargo of\ coffee, sugar, avd
other articles, amounting to the value of between
8 and 90001. The Court was satisfied, from the
documents and letters produced in this case, that
there was not a particle of truth in this transaaion,
and therefore condemned the same.

Susanea, --- Do NOlit7 E master:—This was the
case of an American ship laden With a cargo of
coffee and sugar, bound on a voyage from Phila-
delphia to Amsterdam, in which a claim, was given
for 90 hogsheads of sugar as neutral property.—
The Court, being Satisfit'd with the proofs of pro-
perty, restored the same.
Neutral, Mot, L. 2 master.—This was a
ship, laden with a cargo of wheat, coming from
Riga and Copenhagen to Barcelona, The Court
restored the cargo in this case, subjeft to the cap-
tor's expences.
Maria, --LOP ENS, master.—lt appeared in
this case that the ship was condemned on the for-
mer hearing, and further proof ordered with re-
sped to the cargo, which consisted of wine. The
Court pronounced the same decree as it did in the
former case.

JoRTz, master.—The Cdlrt in this
case' restored the • property claiinzd oit payinent of
the captor's expences.
Neptune, JuRcE tqs, master.—This ship was
on her voyage froth Rotterdam to Teneriffe, laden
with a cargo of flax. The Court being satisfied -as
to the proofs of 'property in this case, restored the
same on the payment of the Capt Or's expences.
La Madona della Graze, master.—This
was a ship laden with a very valuable cargo, con-
sisting of gold, jewels, church plate, and various
other articles: The Court condemned both ship
and cargo on the ground of breaking the blockade
of Malta.
London, England, 1802-03-12

LAW REPORT.

COURT OF KINO's BENCH, Fzs. 25.

COMPTON V. CHANDLESS.

This was an Aaion brciught against the Defend-
ant, a Solicitor, fin- damages incurred in conse-
quence of his having begleaed to enrol the memo-
rial of an annuity-deed in. the *form- prescribed by
Aft of Parliament.
' An annuity had been granted .by a person if the
name of May, thirteen years ago,: to the Plaintiff,
and the usual securities were given for the payment
of it. On the annuity-deed there was indorsed -a
dee,d.poll, containing a declaration ortrust, that the
purchase-money belonged to the Plaintiff
,and his
Brother,. and that the rents and profits of the estate,
conveyed to secure the annuity, were to be received
by the Grantee, in trust to pay the " annuity, and
after payment .thereof, in trust to the use. of the
Grantor. The Memorial required to be registered
did not mention the resulting trust to the use. of the
Grantor ; 'and, in consequence of this. omission, an
application was made to the Court of King's Bench,
and the Annuity was set aside... The Plaintiflhere-
fore.sought to .recover the amount of the Purchase
Money from the
.Attorney, by whose omission he
had lost the benefit of the Annuity. • -
Mr. GI ass, for the Defendant, contended that atr
Attorney was only liable to answer for wilful
gence. 'that in the present instance the Defendant
had drawn the memorial in the usual forni,.without
the_least idea -that the subsequent opinion of, the
Court upon the construaion of the Annuity Aa would
require. something more to .he done ; , that the-De-,
fendant bad only er red upon a point on which the
most able Lawyers and Conveyancers had, and still
differed; and that therefore his error was a venial one.
The judge was of
.the same opinion. He ob-
served, that the Defendant had done all that at the
security of his s time was deemed necessary for the ecu

Client ; and it would be extremely hard to make

him answerable, because, by a future construaion of
the Annuity Aet, the meaning of which it was dif-
ficult to ascertain, the Court had decreed that the
Trusts of an Annuity should be more explicitly de-
tailed in the Memorial.
-The Jury accordingly returned a Verdi& in fa_
vaur of the Defendant.

COURT OF COMMON PLEAS, F ra. 27.

WALKER V. STEVENSON.

This Trial lasted thirteen hours, and excited a
considerable degree of attention.
This case came now before a Jury for the third
time : it was first tried in the Court of King's
Bench before Lord KENYON, and the 'verdiEt was
for'the Plaintiff; the second time was in the Com-
mon Picas, before Lord ELDON, and the verdia
'was for the De;fendant. At each trial some new
evidence was produced. _ _ _
London, England, 1802-03-12

Tj.

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RfDAY, MARCH 12, 1502.

Public-Office, Bow-street, March 8,18 oz
FIVE HUNDRED GUINEAS REWARD. ,
A BURGLARY.
EAST RIDING BANK,-MALTON..

WHEREAS, in the Night of the 4th Instant,
the Dwelling-house of Mr. F. Taylor, of Ncw
Malton, Yorkshire (the Cashier in the Bank of Mess. R. C.
Broadley and Co.) was broke into by some'persdh, who hav-
ing secured the said Mr. TaYlor, by tying him down in his
bed, obtained by threats the keys of the Batik. and Iron Chest,
and stole therefrom, Bank of England Bills, and other Bills
and CountrY Bank Notes to a very considerable amount, the
property of the'said Messrs. R. C. Broadley and Co. ; •
Whoever will apprehend, or give such, information to. the
Magistrates at the above Office, as may be the means of. ap-
prehending and convicting one or more of the Offenders con-
cerned in said Burglary, shall receive FIVE HUNOR ED
GUINEAS REWARD from Messrs. R. C. Brodley and
Co. aforesaid.

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0IJISA: a Narrative of Fads, suposed to
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BUTLER'S BEDS OF VARIOUS KINDS, .AND
UPHOLSTERY ARTICLES IN GENERAL.
(By the KING's PATENT), t
Please to inquire for the Original Warehouse,
No. 13, and 14, Catherine-street, Strand.
Patronized by the KING and QUEEN, Their Royal High-
nesses the DUKE of YORK and PRINCESSES.

plattUß, with much submission, -begs lewle to
LP return his grateful Thanks for the generous encourage-
ment he has experienced for many years trom• a great number
of the Nobility, Gentry, Merchants, &c. in his Manufactory
of Patent Four-post and Tent Beds, Sofa Beds, Chair hats,.
Imperial Dining Tables, Portable-Chairs; Tables, and other
improved and Portable Articles of Furniture, in which he
humbly desires-to acknowledge he has experienced a suc'=
..essfufSale. The Four-post andi Tent Beds wt.tc tir:ir begun
at a large and respedable Manufaetory at Pimlico, the Pro-
prietor of which, ~;hose Mechanical genius is well known,
was quite adequate to have made any necessary alterations,
but being in another line, he did not chuse to turn his atten-
tion to it; when they came into the hands of Mr. Butler he
contrived the Brass Screws, and Flanches' Brass Corners,
Bases, and various other Brass Parts, and made different
Tools and Machines for working them, though at first doubt-
ful of success, and after various attempts, they were at
length rendered of that Utility-and general apprOhation which
has followed. The Sofa and Chair Beds (and he reSpedfully
appeals to the honourable part of the Trade, if ever made on
his Plan before), are' made in various ways, to fdrm Four-
post, Tent, and half Canopy Beds, and by the:Brass Screws
and Flanches are Patent. for the Dining Tables with Slid-
ing Frames, Mr. Butler lodged a Caveat at the Patent Office,
Lincoln's-nn about four years ago, before the persons knew
any think of those Articles, who now oppose •him in his
Business.
The Portable Chairs have his Brass Screw (of Butler's
own invention), and the raising seat. He has a Chair like it,
which has been many years in his house.
Particular attention is pOd to the Articles for the Gentle-
men of the Army and Navy.
Those of the Nobility, Gentry,.&c. who condescend to
favour the Original House, please to inquire for BUTLER'S
Upholstery and Bedding Warehouse, where the Patent Deed
may be seen. •
London, England, 1802-03-12

nion that the Religion of the Country had suf-
fered greatly by the Non-residence of the Clergy.
He would not say more upon this point at pre.
sent, -as he understood that a Learned Gentleman
opposite to him intended to bring in a Bill upon the
subjed.
Sir W. SCOTT said, that however incompetent
he might be to the task, he had been prevailed
upon to attempt to bring in a Bill to regulate this
important subjea. No•man could be more aware
than he was of the difficulty of the task he had
undertaken. There were great difficulties arising
out of the nature. of the subjea itself, and also
from the great variety of opinions which were en-
tertained upon it, He hoped, however, in a few
days, to he able to give notice of the time when
he should propose to introduce this Bill, With re-
gard to what had been said about the Informers,
he should lay that wholly out of his consideration,
The House then went into a Committee on the
Bill, Sir W..LENtoti in the Chair.
Sir R. BUXTON said, he understood at first
that the Bill was only to be brought in for two
months, and now it appeared that it was for four
months.

Mr. DICKINSON said, the reason he had made
it four months instead of two, was because the
other Bill would probably, from its nature, occu-
py a considerable time in discussion, besides it
might he delayed by the pressure of public busi-
ness.--" The duration of "th, Bill was then fixed for
four months, and the House being resumed, the
iteport was ordered to be received to-morrow.
A Message from, the Lords stated, that their
Lordships had agreed to several Public and Private
Bills. •

Mr. 17 ANS ITT ART -moved, that the House
should to-morrow resolve itself into a Committee,
to take into consideration the propriety of appoint-
ing an Inspeaor of the Convids.—Ordered.
London, England, 1802-03-12

PAVING OFFICE, DUBLIN,
February 2, ISoa.
PROPOSALS FOR LIGHTING THE ST_REETS.
THE' DIRECTORS and COMMISSIONERS
will receive Proposals for Lighting the Public Lamps
and Globes in this City, and for. keeping the same and the
Furniture thereof in good order, from the ist of September
next; for One, Two, or Three Years, as shall be Agreed
upon; the Globes td have double Burners.
And the Board are willing (if desired) to enter into One or
more separate Contra& or Contraas for the,sarrie.
Proposals to be sent to this Office, on or before the Ist day
of May neat, sealed up, and direaed to the Secretary,of the
Board, and indoised ". Proposals for Lighting," which will be
opened in the'presence of the Proposer or his Representative,
at one on the said day, after which day no proposal
will.be received.

Signed by Order,
WM. T. HOMAN, See.