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London, England, 1802-06-26

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ASCOT-4-11i,ATii RACILS.
Nn -Race 011-IVechiesday,

THURSPAY, JUNE 24

A Plate of .501. for Huntsmen,: -Yeornen,P tickers, and'
Keepers of ‘Vindsor Forest and Great Palk, fur Horses,
&c. carrying 12St. each.
Mr: Godsen's NVhip (late Midnight); . - . .1 I •
Mr. Sharp's b. g. St:4;1111;nel- ' • • - -. 2 2
A Handicap •Piate of poi. tbr4,.5, 6 yr olds and aged horses.
His- R.. 11. the P. of Wales's b', e. by Fidget, 4 yrs
old; Sat. 61b. - - - - - .1 - 1
Mr. Harris's Gig, 5 yrs old, ..Bst. 61b. - - - 3 z
Air. Durand's, by Buzzard, out of Tulip, 4 yrs. Bst. z dr.
Mr. Walcy's Friday, 4 yrs old, Bst. -
~- - dr.
Mr. Heining's Pugilist, brother to Sir Sidney, 4 yrs
old, Bst. 31b. - - - - - dr
Captain Hatton's c. h. Brighton, by Volunteer, 5 yrs
old, 9st. - - - .
.. - - - - - dr

FRIDAY.
. ,
A Plate of Sol. for 3-yr old 4.
Sir C. Bunburv's Julia, by Whiskey - - t .1
Mr. Whaler's Gulliver - - - - 3 2
Mr. Lailbroke's c. by Precipitate - 2 dr
Lord Egremont's Amazon - . - - dr

The celebrity of Steel's fragrant Lavender and
Honey Waters, are so. well established among the
Fashionable Circles, &c. as leave us little" to•offeiin
recommendation; but interested individuals some_
times render public caution requisite ; hence in or-
der. to procure those articles of fine quality and .re_
duced price,- it is necessary to be particular in di_
reaing to. J. C. Steel, Lavender Water Merchant to
Her Royal Highness the Princess of Wales, No: is,
Catherine-street, Strand, where the Nobility, &c.
wishing to avail themselves of the certainty of
having those esteemed and elegant Waters of his
genuine i.reparatior, are requested to forward their
tavoUrs. But we must add, that Letters from the
Country must contain a Note or Order for payment
in London, as from the extreme low prices',' they-
are entirely ready money articles.
EAST INDIA Ho USE .-Mr. Robert Browning,
of the Company's Tea-warehouse, Fenchurch-st tee!,
where he may he daily seen from nine to three,
caught cold six years ago, which brought a long
train of complaints, such as heavy night sweats,
frightful dreams, palpitation ai the heart, fixed
pain in his side, a windy complaint in his stomach,
and decrease of memory, with fits- of sneezing,
trembling, and twitching of the eye-lids, as if sparks
of fire flew out of Them.. Mr. B. Minks he is bound
in duty, both to God and Mang to inform- the • Pub-
lic, that by recOmmendation.of Mr., Blessingham,
Permit-Office, Fenchurch-street, he took Dr. Gard-
ner's Pills, and applied. his Plaster nine weeks : he
is now happily Cured of all the abnve maladies.

This invaluable Me3icire is sold at, the Dolor's
house, Nos. 75 and 76, Long.aere; and by Ven-
ders in Town and Country, ss. los. 6d. or 21S. a
box, duty included ; 6s. saved in taking a guinea.
box.
London, England, 1802-06-26

To BESOLDBY PRIVATE CONTRACT,

MHE , MANOR- and FREEHOLD ESTATE
1 of CRI NTON, with- the Mansion-house, • call:d,
COGDEN HALL, in-the North Riding of the County of
York, seven miles west of Richmond. The Rental of the
Esiate is 4eol. per Annuli'. The Manor extends over 6coo
Acres of Moors and Cornttims, which abound with Crouse
and other Game, and then is excellent Trout Fishing in the
River Swale, for several' miles.' • _ _ _

The Mansion-house is delightfully situated on the Banl;s.
of the SWale, stands in the centre of the Estate, was eretted
only. a few years ago, and is equql to contain a large family.
. The Estate and Mansion-house are admirably • adapted for
the residence of any - person fond of Shouting.. •
For further particulars apply to Messrs. Dyriely and Sons,
Field-court, Gray's Inn; and to Mr. Wetherhead, Attorney
at. , Wetherbv -Yorkshire.
Wetherby,
London, England, 1802-06-26

To the GEN I'I.EMEN,CLER(;Y,audFREEHOL,)EP.,S
of the COUNTY of BRECON.

SIRS,
THE prevalent Notion of an 'approaching Disso-
lution of the present Parliament, will, I hope, pleadiny
Excuse, if I may seem prematurely to nuke a tender of my-
humble Services as your Representative in the next Parlia-
ment, and to solicit the Honour of your Suffrages, whenever
a General Eledion shall take place. I have never presumed
to make professions, nor shall I. now, of More than I am cer.
tain of fulfilling, namely, of a diligent Attendance (unless
prevented by indisposition), and of an honest and faithful
discharge of my Duty to the extent of my abilities : in those
Promises,. I trust, 1 have not disappointed you, and such
Engagement I dare venture to renew,- if ,it shall be your
pleasure again to place your C. nfidence in me.
I have the- Flonour tube,

Sirs,
Your most faithful and most obedient. Seritant,
Ct-lARI,ES NIORGAg

L-meon, June ig, TSo2
London, England, 1802-06-26

SHIP NE IFS:

GRAVESEND, JUNE 24.
Passed by—the Phoebe, Carpenter, from Cork ; Eliza,
from Dantzie; Endraght, Barks, from Elbeck ; and
E ndrak Yeager, from Ant verp.
Sailed— the Thames, Ord, for Demerara; Integrity, Gard-
ner, for St. Vincent's;. Albion,• Gammon, for Lisbon;
Drake, Clarke, for' South Carolina ; Fonuna, SMith, for
Rouen Freight, Hilcks, for liamburgh ; ‘Vellwaides and
Vrow Catharina, Yisser, for Amsterdam. •
London, England, 1802-06-26

I'otheWOßTHYanti INPEPENDENT ELECTORS
of the BOROUGH of PLYMOUTH.
GENTLEMEN',
HAVING this Day nearly -finishe 1 my Cariva
in the Town and immediate Neighbourhood, and hav-
ing met with a success even beyond my must s alguineexpe.
tations, 1 beg leave to render you my very .sin.ere and gratc'-
ful acknowlegetnents fur so honourable a :nark of_ your at-
tachment and conti(!nice.
I am conscious that I have omitted to 'pay any perional re,
spects to a few, whose restoences I have not been-informed of,
but those omissions will. I hope, soon be repairer:, - and, in
the mean time,
I have the Honour to be,
Gentlemen,
Your most ()Owed, and most faithful
Humble Servant,
Plymouth, • WILLIAM ELFORD.
tune 23, 18°2,
London, England, 1802-06-26

GOLDEN VALLEY, HEREFORDSHIRE.
TO BE SOLD TO Tllt BEST BIDDER,

At the New Inn, in the City of fleiefortl,.Oll Wednti lay the
14th-Day of july'next, between the hours of FOtit'arvi Six
in the Afternoon' subje6t to such Condilions. of Sale as
shall he then produced ;, .
ALL -that Cal.;i6l FREETIOn -MESSOAGE,
-FARM, and LANDS, with the Appurtenances, called
UPPER WILBROOK, with the COVFAGES and GAR-
DENS thereto belonging; .situate and lying in the Golden
Valley, and in the Parishes of Pcterchurch, l)orston, and
Vow:.:lnirch; in the. County of Hereford, containing, by es-
timation, 245 A. 3 12.. .19 I'. be the same *lore er less ; ten
miles distant -from Hay, and ten from Hereford; late the
Estate of Mrs. Midget. Williams, deceased, and now• of
Thothas Williams, Esq. in the occuption ofjenkin Wil-
liams, Esq. and his-Under-tenants. There 'ar, 3t Acres of
Meadow LanAl on the Premises, 18 of Orel-larding, 19 Acres
on which a very great number of Oak. t rees are growin,, and
will be sold with the Estate, and S Acres of Coppice Wood.
The Fruit-trees :if,: great pertettion, .making on an average
annually Sixty_Ho4sheads or Cyder: There is an inexhausti-
ble quantity of Lime-stone, and two Lime-kilns, on the Pro-
miss. • _

The Purchaser, if he chases it, .may be accommoditted
with a Moiety or. the Purchase-monq seeur.:d on the Pre:.
miscs, and Possession deliv&:red on -the .d DaY of February
next.

Mr. jenkin 'Williams will, on applic.ltion, dire-x:la Person
to shew the

• .
For particulars., inquire of the Rev. John Hughes, at
Glasbury ; or Mr. Thomas Ford, Acigrney, Bre‘un.
144c0n, May, 22, 1542.
London, England, 1802-06-19

WASTEI),-
A. com POSITOR, who is Capable of Colitigt.
ing a Cowitry NeNi•spl.l)(;r : the Situation is exceed-
ingly comfortable; and to a sober, steady .Nlan; of good cha-
ra.tier and ability, encouragement will be given.—None other
need apply,
Letters (past-paid); addressed to T. S. care of lqr: W.
Tayler, Printer's Agent, No 5, Warwick-sq=c, .Lonclutt,
will be forwarded to-the Advertiser.
London, England, 1802-06-19

DIED.

June 9, at his house in Argyle-street, aged 7s, D c.'Donald
lonro, Felitnv of the Royal College of Physicians, and
Senior Physician to the Army.

I'R ICE 0P
YESTE•

St OCKS.

Bank Stock

Navy sper Lent. shut
j Ver Cent. 1797, lo4if
I risk 5 pd Cent. tooi
4 per Cent. Con. 881 9k
; per Cent. Red. 73R-
; per Cent. Con. shut •
DittuScrip • •
Dank L. Ann. tog 15.46
Ditto Short Ann. 5
Ditto Scrip

India Bonds
Excheq. Bills s. s. dis.
Fundable ditto prem.
3d Exchequer Bills prem.
New S. S. Stock
Ontnium kdis. a-par
Inver. 3 per Cent. 72,11
,Ditto Ann. 12} 3-16
dank for opening 187
India for opening'
Consols tin opening ;5;11

34 in paper
-36 i eileZ.iive
London, England, 1802-06-19

LOT I

All that capital MANSION HOUSE, Nlessunge, Farm
and Lands, with ;the Appurtenances, called TR EG ARE,
situate in the Parishes of Lianvrynach and Llanvigan, and a
House, Garden and Orchard, in the Viilage of Llanvrynach,
:containing together by Estimation 367 A. z R. 21 P. statute
:Measure (be the same more or leSs), in the occupation of the
Representatives of .F.dwarti Morgan, deceased, and David
Jones, under a Lease- for at Years; commencing front
:Michaelmas 1796„ at theclear yearly Rent of tool.

• •
• ..Also, All tliat-Messuage, Farm and Lands, with the Ap-
Purtenances, called -FIR HI R, siturete in the Parishes of
tlanvrynach and Llanvigan, containing by Estimation 64 A..
2 R: 16 P. (be the same more or less) in the Occupation of
the _Representatives of the. said • Edward Morgan, deceased,
and David Jones, and included in the above Lease at the clear
yearly Rent 0f421.
London, England, 1802-06-19

LOT II

Also, all that .Messuage,- Farm and Lands, with the Ap..
:purtenances, called CWM 0 RGWM, otherwise COED It
;BE DW, situate in the Parish ut Llanvrynach, atbresaid, con-
taining by Estimation tit A 3 R. z P. (be the same more or
'less) in the Occupation of the Representatives of the said
-Edward Morgan and David Jones, also included in the afore-
said Lease, at the clear yearly Rent of 271. res.

,
N:l3. There is a Rent charge of 31. annually issuingout of
.this Farm, and Payable to the Poor of the Parish of Llan-
.hamlach, which the Tenant pays, and the Farm will be sold
subject to such Rent charge.
LOT 111.
•

Also,- All those two-Messuages, Farms and Lands, with
their-Appurtenances, called PA NNEY and PEN Y WAIN,
containing together by Estimation 204 A. a R. al P. (be the
same more or less) in the occupation of John Parry, under a
Lease for as Years, which will expire at Michaelmas, 1809,
at the clear yearly Rent of 631.
• - MSc., All that Messuage and Lands, called CAE CRA.
DOG, situate in the Pati§h of Lianvrynach aforesaid, con.
taming .by Estimation 9 A. o R. 31,13. statute Measure,
(more or less) in the Occupation of Thomas Awbrey, as' T
nant at Will, at the yearly Rent of 51. ss.
LOT IV.

Also, All that Messuage, Farm and Lands, called TYNL-
LW Y N,. adjoining P'nney Farm, situate in the Parish of
Llanvrynach aforesaid, containing ir,s A. 3 R.-7.2 P. statute
Measure (be the same more or less) in the Occupation of
Thomas Watkins and William James, under a Lease for :4
Years, commencing from Michaelmas 1796, at the clear yearly
ReUt of szl. tos.
London, England, 1802-06-19

LOT V.

All that rough Piece or Parcel of pasture Ground, called
COED CAE jON ET, situate in the Parish of tlanvry-
nach aforesaid, containing 23 Acres, statute ;Measure (be the
same more or less), now held by William Mosely, at the
clear yearly Rent of al. 2s.
The above Farms have an unlimited Right of Common,
for all manner of Cattle on the adjacent CommorA,. and the
several Houses and Out-houses have been lately put in com-
plete Repair, at a very considerable Expence.
Note—There is a considerable quantity of Timber and
young Trees growing upon this Estate, which will be sold
with thz same.

ta' The several Tenants will slim the different Farms ;
and for further Particulars, apply to Mr. Thomas Bo)d, At-
t,n-ney, Brecon, at wir)se Office, Maps of the Estate may be
seen.

June t4th, 1802.
London, England, 1802-08-27

NIESSAGE

FROM 1I lIOISTOLiR 'THE LIEUTENANTCCINE:IiNOR, SENT
OVER TO T Li E. notisai, or A:::SEMBLY ON Tilt LIST DAY OY

JUNE LAST

(Published Ly Autf)criy.),

MR. SPEAKER,

I am conunanSed.by the Lieutemint.:Governorto lay before
to,; House, a rough estimate, or the expcnce ot .rernting.a.
Corps of B Lek Artificers, togeth-:.r.witli a statement oi thqi:
Master Artificers, &c. required,„ the probahte •
annual expen"ce of maintaining them, -exciusive Of the usual
subsistence to the. Corps.

:His Honour hopes that, as he finds it impossible to.statibri
the Troops or to carry on the necessary N•iul 10-, with anyadt
vantage to the Public, or the service in general, Aviciiout
having the direction and controul alike Barrack Departmen-q, ~
the House of AsSembly sacr'ltLe th;ir private Collsie,;-
llielloE to-. the puotict exigency qt this vcr;. trial obj&ct?
entrust the management thereof to 'him, Anti pass all Act
accordingly, for that purpose.
His Honour trusts that he has. only to, refer the Assent*
to•the Proposals made to,the Board of Works, tor the con,
struction of the new Barrack. at Stoney 14 ;11, sent to the House
in a former Alessage, to prove to' the Menineis the impractr.,
c4bility of his Hohoues.undertaking to expend rite 20,0001.
voted by tile Assembly for interior Barracks,
without the
assistance of a Corps of Anil-leers.; and that any delay of that
measure would defeat the object for which that sum WAS
granted.
London, England, 1802-11-02

,SHIP IVELf'S.

•
P.OOJ.E. OCT. 29.
Arrived—the Hope, Mancr.rws,_ and Swift, Holloway,
from Weymouth; Diligence, Webb, from London; and
Adive, Williams, from-Portsintiuth.
Sailed—the -Ann„ Yule, for Sunderland ; john and Ro-
bert, West, for Rochester ; Kent, Effing, for London ;
Friendship, Sfroud, for Chicliestr ;•:Dirke of York, Cog-
gin; Bristol ; Mary Ann, Garwood, for Liverpool..

'YARMOUTH, OCT. 29.
Arrived—the Hope; Haile,
,from Hainburgh; and. Ips-
wich, Ellis, from Ipswich: •
Sailed—the William, Haile, and Earl, of Leicester, Ni-
chols, for London ; Mary and- Jane, Crabtree, for ;
and Mary, Howes, for Liverpool.

GRAVESEND, OCT. 29. •
Passed by--the N Wilson,: from ()aortic ; Polly, —,
from Memel ; Harterj, Clark, •floin ; and Flora,-
Roberts. from Rtitterlain.
Sailed—the Addington, Ord, for Hambro' ; Ariel, Hal-
ford, for Bilboa ; . Commerce, Ritchie, for Barcelona ;
Inwin, for Dublici ;• Alert, Wishart, from Alicant ; Vrow
A ntje, for A mste H ;am Alfred, 116wden and f riendS•
Goodwill,. Gray, for Rotterdam..
Sailed—the Mary, Thompson, for Trinidad ;
Samuel, Sughrue,, for Tarrlica ; C.;ra-,:e, Taylor, for.. New-
York; Mariner; Curtis, tor Mootserratt; Squirrel', —,
tor Koningsburg ; Britannia, Robinso4, for Hambro' ; Sis-
ters, Hunt,• for :Rotterdam ; Thomas,
.oeker' for Ostend ;
John,- Clark, fot -Honduras ; ESther, , for Yaraton
and Jacob,- for botirdeAwt;
London, England, 1802-11-02

ble was-sent\for. fin searching tlae Ptisozer,. Wit°,
or three Papers, purportin.g:to Certificates, in
different names, &c. but written :in the same hand,
were found on the Prisoner. Certificates were in
general signed by the Captains, though sometimes
those signed by-Lieutenants were paid.
observed,-that he had seen Mr. East-
wood write ; the signature to the paper produced was
not his ; it was not even "his name : the fictitious
'signature was John Eastwood; whereas Lieut. Eas-
twood's, of Le Pomp6e, name, was John Edwards
EastWoOd;.;

The Evidette for the Prosecution being closed,
the Prisoner was called upon for his defence, when
he said, thitt lie bought the Certificate in question
from-a man Of'the name of Moses Barrow, who.be-
bulged to Le Pompee, for 18s. No witness ap-
peared on his behalf.
The Jury very shortly found the Prisoner Gailty,
Death.

The 29th of this Month,•the English State Lot.
tery begins drawing.

SCHEME.
2 - - of - - - tr,, 25,000
3
3
• ' 6 - - - r - 'lOO3
8 - - - - - 500
22 • . 100
co
And 9400 - - - = 19
N. B. Only 32,6001, 'Tickets instead of 60,000.
The 'Tickets and Stamised Shares 'that may be en-
titled to the above Capital Benefits, are on sale
at NicholsOrOs Fortunate Office, No. i 6, Cornhill ;
where, in the present, year, two Ptizes of 20,0001.
and 50021, each, were 'sold, divided into Shares,
and one of zoool. in a whole Ticket.

. *,* Be careful to see that every Share is signed
by the Public's most obedient and
_much obliged
humble Servant, W. NicHoLsorr.
London, England, 1802-08-18

Y ARMOUTH, Au c. 17.

ARRIVED this morning from Cuxhaven, after a
Passage of five days, the King George Packet, Cap-
tain DEANE, jun., with Mails and Passengers.
The Diatza Packet* Captain STEWARD, is hourly
expeavd to arrive here,

Arrived, the Norfolk, Calver ; and Hope, Osborne, from
Rotterdam ; Thotria's and Mary, Ellis, from Chatham ;.
Ann, Carson ; and Astley, Ellard, from London.

Arrived in the Roads, the lulus, Lohman, from Ham-
burgh, bound to 13ourdeatix.
Sailed the Lapwing, Bond, 'to Leghorn; Hope,. Thurriel,
to Liverpool ; Elizabeth, Tuminon, to Hull; Isabella,
Stoker, and Amy, Crane, to London.
London, England, 1802-08-18

WEYMOUTH,
Aub.

TtiiißMA.lisitEs and the PkiiNrcEssEs walked
on the Esplanade, and saw the Guard of the 4th
Light Dragoons parade before the Lodge; after
whiCh the ROYAL FAMILY, and a number'.of
Nobility, honoured Stcie's Rooms with their pre-
ince; the Band belonging to the First Regiment
playing during their stay.
This morning His Royal Highness the DUKE or
CdMBERLAND arrived herei His Grace the DUKE
of PORTLAND arrived also at one o'clock'.

HIS MAJESTY, PRINCESS AUOUSTA, and PRIN-
CESS CHARLOTTE Of.WAL ES bathed.

The KING, accompanied by PRINCESS SoOirA,
and the usual -Attendants, rode out on horseback,
and returned at one o'clock to the Lodge.
Hts MAJESTY held a Council at two o'clock ; at
which were present His Grace the DUKE of PORT-
LAND, the MARQUIS' Of SALISBURY, Earls Ros-
I. TN and DARTMOUTH, Lords CH ETWYN'D and
WALSINGHAM, and Sir J. BANKS. Sir STEPHEN
COTTER ELL attended as Clerk of the Council.
THEIR MA J ESTI E s have commanded at the Thea-
tre, this evening, the Comedy of The and the
IVlwical Entertainment of The Farmer. At the end
of the Second Act, Mrs. ELL ISTON, and her Sister,
Miss MUNDELL, will have the honour-of appearing
in a Dance, called The Tetpple ofFancy, composed.
expressly for the occasion, in which Miss ELLIsTo
will be introduced, it being the last night of Mr.
EL LISTOW,S performing 'here,

BRIGHTON, Auc.l6.

THE PRINCE left Brighten this morning. at ele-
ven o'clock. His Royal Highneis *as accompa-
nied in his sociable by General HULSE and Colonel
' LEIGH. He will dine with the DUKE of YORK at
Oatlands, from whence he proceeds on to Town,
and..thenee to Weymouth. HiS return to this place
expelled to be early in September, as he pur-
poses shooting over the Manor of Ovinden.,
Hisßoyal Highneses farewell dinner yesterday at
the Pavilion, besides the usual party, was attended
by Lord THUR.LOw and his daughter, Mrs. BR Owtsr,
-the Hon. Mrs. WALPOLE, Lady BERKELEY, and
Mrs. FITZH'ERBERT.
London, England, 1802-08-18

ZfONMOLITH ASSIZES.

A considerable degree of Curiosity-was awakened
in the public mind, on Tuesday se'nnight; at the trial
of IVI!..Wm. Sanders, of Pontypool, being charged
by the .Ciponer's _lnquest, with the wilful. murder
of.his.son, John Sanders, by shooting at and wound-
ing him with 'his•.gun, of which wounds he died ;
wheb, after a full and patient investigation of four •
hours, he was found guilty of Maftslaughter, and
discharged, on paying a cne of 6,5. Bd. The out-
rageous condit& of the son, not only in beating and
horse...whipping his aged parent, but threatening
to murder him the first opportunity, urged the father
to load the gun in his-defence; but although the
fdtal charge took effea, the Prisoner solemnly de_
Glared he had no intentiorf of killing the deceased,
but only to deter him from repeating his avowed
threats, which he resolutely swore he would ulti.
tnately put in execution. Under these circumstances,
the Jury returned their verdift.
Ann. Roberts, 'also charged on the Coroner's In-
quest, ,with the wilful murder of Mary Evans, a
child of tender, years, was proved fo be a lunatic.

Citizen Fit.tt.tw, Chef d'Escadron in the -tsth
.Regiment of Dragoon, at a special meeting of the
Academic Society of Sciences at Paris, on the Bth
inst. read a memoir on the.prafticability of direet.-
ing Balloons at pleasure. He proposes to adapt to
them a% reversed Parachute, the effeel of which will
be to retard their ascent and horizontal motion.
London, England, 1802-08-18

MONMOUTHSIIIIRh CANAL NAVIGATION,

WHEREAS. by an Ad: of P viiament
passed, the Company of Proprietors of the Mon-
mouthshire Canal NavigAtiun Art empowered to raise a cer-
tain.6tittfof Malley; by llaortgage-or Otherwise,' fOr.carrying
into etfect the purposes o; the said Act.
At a Special General Meeting or Assembly of the said:,
Company of Proprietors, held on the zBth July instant, it
alas R cool vcd to Borrow. Sutu NicwcY
may from time tO tinier be 'wanted, in Sum.. of not less than.
One Hundred Pounds, upon Nlo.rt,;aBC at 51. per Cent. of the
Tolls or Tonnage of the" said. Canal. _

for any further Particulars, apply to Morgan; Parry, at
tile _Canal Office, in Newport, or at vie Banking_Hoiise of
Edwards,- Templer and CoMpan),- Stratford-place,
No part of the Money wilt' oe wanted until 'Michaelmas
next, and no Expence of Deed
incurred by the,Leniter.-,.
By "Order of tr,e Company;
• • .MORL.;AIsf•• PARRY,
Newport, July Et, rBo2. Clerk to the proprietors.
N li. The Interest will be regularly 'paid every Half Year
liy Btl IS of seven 'clays- sight upon London: - • -
London, England, 1802-08-18

PREFECTURE OF VOLICE.

PROCLAMATION OF THE TWO SENATUS CONSULTS,
OF THE 2D AND 4TH OF AUGUST, 1802.

PROCESSION.
An Advanciid Guard of Dragoons.
A Corps of Trumpeter!.
A Detachment of Cavalry.
Peace Officers.
A Band of Music.
A Detachment of Dragoons.
The Etat Major of Pornpier;,.
The Chiefs of Foreign Service.
A Detachment of Gendarmerie preceded by its Trumpets.

The Commissaries of Police.
A Band of Music.
The Superior Military Officers.
The Secretary General of the Prefetture of Police,
The Counsellor of State Prefeet of Pollee.
Six Peace Officers.
Rear Guard of the National Gendarmerie.'
London, England, 1802-02-16

BIRTH.

At Rose:Castleon Monday se'nnight, the Lady of the lion.
and Right Rev. the Lord Bishop of Carlisle, of P.. daughter,
being her Ladyship's thirteenth child.

MARRIED.

On Saturday, in Portland-place, by special license, the
Right Hon. Lord Sinclair, to Miss Chiskolme, only daugh-
ter of James Chishulme, Esq.
At lnverneil, Argylehire, on the 2d inst. Roger Pockling-
ton, jun. 'Esq. Winthorpe House, Nottinghamshire, to
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DEAL, Atm 19.

SA/LID on a Cruize the Firm Gan.brig.
In the Downs, the Wel:more, Amelia, L'Oistalt,
ealatea, La Sophie and Raceme Sloops of War ;
Alood.keard Gun.brig.

'We yesterday announced the arrival of the
Mmartk and Duke of Montrose East Indiamen, off
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of June; spoke with the Commerce, South Whaler,
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ter out of order—all pradicable repairs completed
by the 31st of May, and were to sail on the 4th of
Jun<.

The Passengers by the above ships are—Colonel
• GORs, Capt. CHETWOOD, Capt. M'GREGOR,
TICHBOURNE, Lieut. J. HODGSON, Lieut.
JOHN DANIEL, Mr.S.BOUTFLOWER, Mr.J.BuLcic-
-LEY, 'l'. SHERLOCK, Master HEWIT, Master G.
Ness, and Mrs. HARE. The above ships have
number of box packets on board from the Govern-
Itients in India.

The Monarch, Capt. MORTIMER, is the first
Extra Ship which has arrived of the season 1801.
The Caledonian, General Stuart, and Ann, are now
to arrive from Madras ; the Sovereign and the
Northampton, from Bombay ; the Manship, Cornet,
Sarah, Christiana, and Princess Mary, from Bengal;
and the Elizabeth, from China.

His Majesty's Ship Lark arrived on Tuesday at
Plymouth from Jamaica, which she left on the 4th
of last month. On the Bth she spoke a Bristol
horneward.hound Ship. On the 18 t h ult. in long.
33. she spoke the Hihbert anti Queen, Transports,
with the z9th Regiment on board. On the i4th
inst. she spoke the Monarch and Duke of Montrose
East Indiamen, 19 leagues from Scilly.

The 22d and 34th Regiments of Foot, at the
for
of Good Hope, are under orders to embark
'or India, the former upon the Bengal, and the
latter upon the Madras Establishment. Previous
to their sailing, tkey are to be completed to 1000
rink and file each, by draft from the other Regi-
!tents of Infantry at the Cape, who are to return
Lome.
London, England, 1802-08-20

DIED.

Yesterday, at his house in Charlotte-street, Rathhone-
place, Christopher Alilbourn, Esq. aged 86.
On the tith az Southampton, Mrs. Lydia C. Mac-
Linnen, lately arrived from Antigua.
Lately, in Russel-place, Fitzrby-sqnre, by the breakinc
of a bhiod vessel, ,'bliss Taylor; and on Ttiesday last, flow!
the same causes .the mother of the above-mentioned. Lady,
and wile of John Taylor, Esq. of the Island of Antigua.

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BEAUTIFIYL SEAT OP WIMBLEDON, SURREY,
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By Mr. CHRISTIE,
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On THURSDAY the z6th

A SINGULARLY ELEGANT' LEASEHOLD
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Friday, and printed Particulars may be hid at the Rainbow
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London, England, 1802-08-20

PAR IS N FAS H

THE number :of heads, it.la:Titus, continue to
increase. - The disposition of the golden combs, is
not unworthy of remark—they are placed or one
side, and rather in a vertical direalem. The neli
est capotes are cif an oblong form, decorated •with
orange ribbons, striped, or in the Chinese stile.
Hats, chiefly of black straw, and cut away in
the hinder part, are much worn; black ribbons
also, for the last five days, are very •prevalent,
but the time for rose-colour, lilac, and, above all,
jonquille-colour,• is returned. The bonnets worn
it v the morning drew, are niadetn a principle similar
to the new capotes. The fashion of large sleeves
still continues, and eihcift petticoats do not:cease to
predominate. Cloaks, en dewelle, •aceo!roany at.
most every robe of costly ornament ; with respea
to both these garments, the prevailing colour is
black ; and we should not omit, that pearli of va-
rious kinds, particularly those of a. purple and. amber
colour, are still generally worn in the decoration of
the hair. .. •

At Blandford Raees on Thursday 'se'nnight, the.
company were entertained with cudgeLplaying,' be-
• tween a Shropshire lad and 'a youth of the Town. A
ring- was formed, and -at one o'clock the diversion of
breaking heads commenced. The combatants were
not, in point of apOarance, well 'matched, the
Blandford youth :evidently- !aving the advantage'
of his opponent iti'reSTheet' to:;Tie and strengthi In'
addition to which, lie was flushed with v ielory; ha`v.'
ing brokeii four headst at the Races lasrseason. All
the knowing ones'betied high. on the favourite, at
the commencement ;.'hut finding.that ;his adversary
fought with his left hand, and that with singular
.dexterity, the bettings ch.:nged from two to one ;
-after .the second round,. to even. bettings—.. The-
fourth round decided the match in• fav ntr of the
Shropshire lad, who left his antagonist for dead on
the field of battle. The blows were principally
• thrown in,on the ribs On the right side.
London, England, 1802-08-20

TO WIND:MILLERS AND U I'HERS.

By the King's Royal Letters Paient:T.
T C. BAK ER's NEW-INVENTED SAILS for
alt. . WINDMILLS, driving more powerful and. steady
n those ever before invented ; not complicated ; are to be
-Prepared to receive a storm ~,- wind much sooner Jan the
(higinal Sails.. The first on this principle arc completed and
t2epted by the Proprietors of the Mill, given them .great sa-
a&ion, finding the liatent' Sails lvill drive two Pair of
heat Stones, w!..ea.,the original, With the same poWer of
find, drive but one_ . Signed by the Proprietors, :R; kroul_
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who
them for Mills in the Fen' Countries, or those
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particulars may be known by applying to the I'atentee Mill-
), ,right, No. 2, St. Ann-street, Limehouse ; or No. 49, Pen-
"`Ytiolds, Poplar, London.—Mills altered with a little ex-
irlc'e.—Letters
.(post.piiid) will be duly attended to. Steady
en sent to any part of England to execute the above Busi-
Nes Q
-,... _i • .

NEW DUTCH-TIERRINGS.
JOHN BURGESS and SON. respedfully inform
the Nobility, and, Families in general, they have lavded
ilea-No of NEW' DUTCH HERRINGS. Their GE-
' y, 111 NE
,ESS ENCE of ANCHOVIES continues to be pre-
C7.uvar.e(l by them. in the same manner that has wren such
Qersal apprchation for many years past.
', he long justly-acquired superiority of that Article is
Y confirmed in the opini..o the Country at lare, and of
tiersons resident in all parts of the World, :taut lidving stood
ttest of trial, ranks it in the situation it now maintains.
/jet !
Sauces general utility of their Essence otAnchovies and other
.4,', for Fish, &c. induces them, from the numerous
,rertisements daily appearing, to caution &c. in
ijc:4;csi.las,ing the same,. as none is to be had of their Genuine,
bet't tn?-ir Warehouse as under.
very other Article in the Oil Trade Ibr family use, of the
quality •
Ive, •
.41-India Merchants Captains of Ships, &c. Officers in
e Arm
tb„ Y anti Navy, supplied upon the shortest notice for
and West Indies, &c.
ha_ For the. convenience of Families in Scotland, they
their appointed Messrs. R. Johnston and. Co. Edinburgh,
wr.s..olc- Agents rot Fish Sauces.
`"chouse, No. 107, corner of Savoy-steps,
Strand, London. • •
London, England, 1802-08-20

NAVAL NEWS.

FALMOUTH, AUG. 17,

ARRIVEID last night, after Post, the. Duke ef.
,keork Packet, DEAKE, with Mail from Lisbon, after
a passage of days. Passengers by her are, the
Rev. Mr. BERESFORD, and Mr. G. PARKER.
The Duke of York left His Majesty's Ship De.
light, of i 8 guns,' lying at Lisbon ; the Milbrook
Schooner had sailed from Lisbon with Dispatches
for Government two days prior to the Duke of York.
The Walsingham Packet, with Mails from England,
tvas not arrived out.

Also arrived late last night, and this day proceed
ed on for the Downs, the Earl Mornington East India
Packet, Capt. Parrox, in three months and twenty-
one days from Bengal 4 and forty-two days from Sr.
Helena. The Hon. Colonel MoNSON, of the Army,
landed from her with Government Dispatches, and
went off immediately express for London. The
Purser also went o# ihis evening to the East India
House.

Sailed the Spanish Lugger San Franesseo de
Paulo, P. A. ZAAZ.43A, for Ferrol, last from Lon..
don ; the Spanish Brig Nostra Sanora de Bergans,
Capt. Culotta-TA, with oil, for Nantz ; the Brig
Betsy, GREEN, for Swansea ; and the Brig Unity,
JENKINS, for Malaga.
The King George Packet, with Lisbon Mail of
the loth inst. will sail in the morning : the wind
failing this evening, prevented her getting out.

The Auckland from Jamaica, the rownshmi froth
•Leeward.lstands, and the Duke of Cumberland
(Packets) from America, are daily expeded.

The Duke of Kent will sail on Sunday next with
Leeward-Island Mails of the 18th inst. The

Queen Charlotte Packet is appointed to take out the
next Jamaica Mail.

PORTSMOUTH, AUG. 19.

ARRIVED His Majesty's Ship Me/pow:elm, in

thirty days from Antigua, all well ; His Majesty's

Ships Coromandel, from the West Indies ; Chervi-
qv:and Penelope Frigates, from Gibraltar; Friends,

HARPER, from Dantzic to Corsica ; Betsey, WIL.
SON, and Friends, TAB RITO N, from Sunderland ;
nor'/alma Susannah, STRUGNELL, from Plymouth;
OCean, CARTER, from Newcastle; Thomas and
JINN, SANGER, from Liverpool ; SelJerlt, HACK-
VooD, frum Waterford; May, Isabella, HIND,
4rom Gibraltar.

Sailed the Mag, Rovc BIEL, for Jersey.
Passed by for the River, the Duke of Montrom,
from Bengal.
Passed by for the Downs, from the West Indies,
His Majesty's AMMaer.
London, England, 1802-08-20

BIRTHS_

On Wednesday, at his house in Lincoln's-inn-fields, the
Lady of William Williams, Esq. of a Son.
On Monday the ibth inst. at Castle Eden, Mrs. Burdor4
wife of Rowland Burdon, Esq. of a Sun and Heir.
On the iBth inst. at Sta'nmure, the Lady of C.itain
Thomas B. Thompson, of the Royal Navy, of a Son.
London, England, 1802-02-11

URSDAY, FEBRUARY 11, 1302.

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ISTORICAL and POLITICAL MEMOIRS
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Printed for G._a►ni j. Robinson, Paternosier-row._
Of whom may be had; translated from the French','
The Life of BonaparteLwith a Portrait by Heath ; in one
Volume B.vo. price Bs. in boards,
London, England, 1802-02-11

SHIP NEWS:

GRAVESEND, FEB. 9.
•
Saile&—llie. Marchioness of Exeter, Locke, for India ;
Ainphion,lat, for Jamaica ; Cutsford, Wilson,- for To-
bago; Friends' Adventure, ---, for Leghorn; ()step:,
13lythwood, for Charlestown Beckiord, Dixon, tot St. Kitts ;
Providence, Brown, for Dublin: Julius, Rear, for Rotterdam ;
and. Dea for Calais.
London, England, 1802-02-11

MONDAY, MAi CH i,. iSoz,

ENGLISH STATE LOTTERY BE-
GINS DRAWING. • '

No. of Prizes.

SCH EM E.
Value ()fel:Mi.
orr 4.20,006

Total Value.
X.80,00q

10,000
5,000
2,000
1,000
• 500
Too

•40,006
20,000
.1(2,poo
10,000
6,0D0
5,c00
5,000
324,000

1°,0,0

60,c00 Tickets. .4%500,000
CAPITALS DETERMINAIII4..
. First-drawn Ticket, ilth Day, Z. 10,000
Ditto, 21st Day, 20,000 •
Ditto, 32d Day, 7.0,-000
Ditto, 4otit Day, 1,000
TICKETS and SHARES of TICKETS ate SELLING
at EVERY LICENSED LOTTERY-OFFICE.

PRESENT PRICE.
Ticket, - - ,C. 16 o
Half - 8 o I Eighth - 2 3 6
Quarter. 4 6 6 Sixteenth I 2 0
Persons in the Country wishing to have Tickets. or
Spates, may be supplied by sending good gills at short dates,
Post Office Orders, Bank Notes, or Cash, to any Licensed
Lottery Office.
(par- The Price of Tickets and Shares will ise consider-
ably before the Drawing.
Prizes paid in Sterling Money.

ENGLISH STATE-LOTT-ERY, for,lBol,
Begins Drawing Ist March, 1802.
1H E TIC KE TS are sold and divided into
HALVES, QUARTERS, EIGHTHS, `and SIX-
TEENTHS, by HAZARD,. BURNE and Co. Stock-
Brokers, at their State_Lottery (Mice; No. 93, unda the
Royal Exchange, London.

A ESSRS. NORTON and 'SON most rcs pedal y
.I.V intbrimtheir Friends and the Public, .that.the STATE
LOTTE R's begins drawing on the Ist of Nlaren, and that
the TICKETS and legally Stamped SHARES, divided into
HalVes, Quarters; Eighths, and Sixteenths, are now on Sale,
and will continue so during the Dra‘,ing (warranted un-
drawn', at their old-established Licensed State Lottery Office,
Milton's Head, Corn-strt et, Bristol, where the Government
Commissioneis' Lists, and-Correct Numerical Books, may be
referred to for these, a 8 Lotteries past. The Prizes will be
paid on demand (taking off the usual Discount), with the same
i?unetuality that they -trust have always marked this Office
from its commencement. The Prizes may be seen on re-
ference to the General Lottery Advertisement, under' the
Scheine;' but as they vary, they will be.always pasted at the
window of their Office, next the Post Cffice. It will be to
the interest of Persons in the Neighbourhood of Bristol to
purchase at this Office, as they get their Tickets examined
gratis, and the Prize-money will be obtained without the
additional trouble and expellee of sending to London