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The Sun.
London, England, 1802-04-12

CAPITAL MANSION and ESTATE at SALFORD,
WAIMICKSHIRE, and MICKLETON, G•LOU-
CESTERSHIRE.
W BE SOLD BY AUCTION,
(And entered upon at Lady-day, 1803), at the White Lion.
lnn, hi Stratford-upon-Avon, in the County of Warwick,
on Thursday the 6th Day of May, iBO2, at Three o'Clock.
in the Afternoon, subject , to such Conditions as will .be
produced;
LOT I. •
A CAPITAL MESSUAGE, or MANSION-
,, HOUSE, with convenient Offices, Coach-house,
Stables, Garden, and Appurtenances, situate at Salthrd Prior,
in the County of Warwick, in the occupation of James
Mitchell, Esq. • together with divers,Closes of rich Arable,
Meadow, and Vesture Ground, lying in a Ring Fence, and
,adjoining to the said. Mansion, containing 192 Acres, in the
occupation of the said fames Mitchell and Widow Smith, or
their respedive Assigns. . ,
LOT 11..
A Messuage or FARM-HOUSE, .situate at RughfOrd; in
the Parish of Salford afoiesaid, with' convenient Barns, Sta-
bles, and Oat-buildings, and several Closes of rich Arable,
Meadow, and Pasture Ground, lying contiguous thereto,
containing together 172 Acres, in the occupation of the said
Widow Smith, or her Assigns.
LOT /11..
A Parcel of Meadow Ground called PRI EST's MEA;
DOW, situate in Salford aforesaid, containing4A. 24 P,
in the occupation of the said James Mitchell, or his Assigns.
LOT IV.,
Several Closes or Parcels of MEADOW GROUND,
situate in Mickleton, in the County of Gloucester,• contain..
ing about nine Acres, in the occupation 4 Mr. Edward
Horsman.
Salford is situate between Arcester 'and Evesham,.
at an equal distance from each of,these Towns, and the
Turnpike Road adjoins this Estate. • .
The, whole Estate at salforr, is Freehold, and Tithe Free;
and the Land Tax is low. The buildings arc in very good
repair, and the first Lot is worthy, the attention of any Gen-
tleman, as a Residence in one of the most delightful parts of
the County of Warwick.
' Printed Particulars of the Salford Estate may be had at the
principal Inns at Warwitl, Stratford, A lcester and Evesham;
and a Plan of the Estate will be lodged at the. Place ofrSale,
and with Me. Robert Wocdbead, of Salford, who will Shew
the Lands there; and the House may be seen-on application
to Mt. Mitchell.
The Tenant will chew the Land at Mickleton.
For further Particulars, inquire of Messrs. Godfrey and
Tallents, Solicitors, Newark-upoh-Trent, Notts ; ' Messrs.
Lavender, Solicitors in Evesham; or Messrs. Kinderley,
Long and Lace, Symond's Inn, London,
London, England, 1802-04-12

A further ,Proof of the E ifi6acy of Ching's Patent WORM
LOZ EN ES.

Col. Riddle has favoured Messrs. Ching and Butler with the
foliowiug Case.

GENTLEMEN,
'LT AVLNG by accident read the Testimony of
.1.1 the Lord Chief Baron, respeCting your. invaluable
ChinCs Patent Worm Lozenges, I .was induced to make trial
of them on myself. From a.twenty-two years residence in
the East Indies, I have been subject to a Liver Complaint,
and violent Bilious ObstruClions : I have made use of the
Lozenges, and have. derived very considerabie ,benefit from
them, and have given them to my own Children and the
Children of my Acquaintance, also to numbers of the Poor,
and in no one instance have they failed of success, but in some
cases have performed, I may say, miraculouS Cures. 1 have
.perused the various testimonies of the good efleCts produced
by them, and -shall only remark, I do not think too Much
can be said in their praise; from experience,. I particularly
recommend them for removing obstinate bilious Obstruc—
tions.

Gentlemen,

Exmouth, Feb. to, iBoz. Your obedient Servant,
To Messes. Ching and Butler. JOHN RIDDLE.
Sold Wholesale, Retail, and for Exportation,' at Ching and
Butler's, No. 4, Cheapside ; and Retail by Yielding, No. 76,
'opposite the Pantheon, Oxtbrd-street ; Swincy, Pall Mall ;
and most Country-Medicine Venders in the United Kingdoms,
in .Boxes at one-guinea, ss. and 4.5. gd. each. .
London, England, 1802-04-12

CERTIFICATES.

May r. William Smalley, of Blackburn, cotton-manufac-

turer. • •
Isaac Hancock, of Bristol, cheesefa&or.
Edward Mottershead, of Manchester, viaualler.
Benjamin Thomas Shynn, late of Purleigh, Essex, shop-
keeper.
[obit lliAett Wienholt, of the Old Swan, London, merchant,
‘Villiiiin Middleton, John Holland Pemberton, and George
Felton of Liverpool, merchants.
','';comaslirassey, of Wigan,- shopkeeper.
George Riches, of Quern-street, Cheapside, warehouseman.

THE SUN.

SOLEM QU/S DICERE FALSUM AUDEAT

LONDON, APRIL

.... . . . , . ... . .
WE yesterday received tilt Paris Papers of ttle 6thy
7th, and Bth inst. They contain the Concordat, as
agreed upon,between-,the French Reiublic and the
.
P,O-: they also contain the Re,)6rt and Debates
I
upon it in the Legisiati've Body, and the 'fribunate,
which run to a prodigious length. We shall take
an early opportunity of laying
.before our Readers
an Analysis, of the Concordat, and of the Report of,
PoRTALts upon it. In the Tribunate it
Was ador-

ed by a majority of 78 to 7. - '
The allowance to Archbishops is 'to be IS)Oees
livres (6251.), to Bishops to,ooo iivres (4161. IP'
• -,
4.1), to Curates of the first Class 150° livr'-'
(621. ios.), and to other Curates loop livres, (411.
13s. 4d.). The Republic and the Consuls arc
f
to be prayed for in' all the Catholic Churches °
the Republic; and there are provisions in Case ail
future First Consul should not be of the Roman‘.' r 3..

tholic religion.
Another Division, consisting of two Soil (3f the
Line and several Frigates,
has sailed from Brest fc)c.
Guadaloupe.

The French Funds are at r, f. am, go c•

A At
ON Saturday the Raven Sloop of War arrive"'
fe,
Portsmouth frOm larna;ec. By her we have
'
ceived Kingston,Papers to the zoth of lebrul
c)1.
On, the x Bth of that month the Frigate La C°rfi`.h :1:
Capt. VILREMADRLN, arrived at Port Roj'.ll
Dispatches from Cape Francois. The. French— A
It:la
under General LECLERC had possessed itself °:
the
the Sea-port of St. Domingo, but, there ;IStjl
hope of a speedy termination of the warfare

the Blacks.'
tly
Qn the isth of February the second detac'l-
f
t
from the- Mediterranean Fleet, consisting
of ,i 4
Zealous, Vangllare I, Defiance, anti ..Bellona)
London, England, 1802-04-12

DIVIDENDS

. .
May ii. john Battye, of Wilson-street, Moorfields, auc-
tioneer, at one, at Guildhall.
May 4. George Fox, of Henrietta-street; Covent-Garden,
tailor, at ten, at Guildhall.
May 4. john Burford, of Holborn-bridge, London, linen-
draper; at ten, at Guildhall.
April 23. john Tankard and Richard Tankard, of Birming-
ham, fa Tors, at four, at the Stork Tavern, Birmingham.
May 8. Peter Spittle, of Wednesbury, Staffirdshire, gun-
lock-maker, at the George Inn, Wednesbury.
May i. Jane Elizabeth Moore, late of Bermondsey-street,
Surrey, leather-dresser, at twelve, at Guildhall.
May 4.. Robert Thompson, of Wood-street, Cheapside, silk-
martufadurer, atone, 111 Guildhall.
May 3. Thomas Marston, of Birmingham, grocer, at eleven,
at the Swan Tavern, Birmingham.
May ii. • Stephen Hartley, late of Grassington, Yorkshire,
mercer, at ten, at G uildhall, London.
April 24. joleph Rackstraw, of Henley-upon-fThatnes,
Oxfordshire, grocer, at ten, at Guildhall, London.
May 8. William Chapman, of Devonshire,street, ship-
insurance-broker, at ten, at Guildhall.
May 22. Evan Phillips, of Foster-lane, Londun, oilman, at
eleven, at Guildhall.
May 4. Charles M'Lean, late of Cloth Fair, woollen-
draper, at eleven, at Guildhall.
May 3. William Bland, of Birmingham, grocer, at eleven,
..at the Stork Tavern, Birmingham. •
May tr. George Blakey, df Mile-End, shipowner, at ten,
'at Guildhall.
May 3. Samuel Haigh, of Manchester, merchant, at eleven,
'at the Commercial Inn, in Manchester.
May 4. William Crosdale, late of Liverpool, corn-mer-
. 'chant, at eleven, at the Globe Tavern, Liverpool.
London, England, 1802-04-12

HOSIERY.

. ,
COOKE.sontinues to have on Sale at his Mann-
fadory and Nottingham Warehouse, No. 434, Strand,
an extensive and valuable Assortment of lit) S, 1E1(1' of every
description, which, for elegance, neatness, taste, and quality,
has never been ;Tailed, and, he flatters himself, can never
be surpassed.. Ihe many- advantages he possesses over every
other person in this line of business, and the peculiar degree
of.perfedion to which, by indefatigable attention, and null:-
mited expence, he has brought his Manufactory, while they
anal him-an opportunity of °tiering to the Public a variety
of Goods, superior in every respell to those of any other per-
son, and render all competition fruitless; also enable him to
accoMmodate'the Public, either in the wholesale, retail, or
export trade, upon terms more moderate than can possibly
be afforded by any,other House in the Metropolis.
London, England, 1802-04-12

Those who have unfortunately-made use of that
dangerous mineral, Met4nry, would do well to-weigh
the consequences before it is too-late, and resort to
those Medicines of established celebrity and cha-
raaer for a permanent and radical CUre, and there-
by establish their health, the most valuable of all
jewels, npon the most firm and lassing foundation.
In Scorbutic Complaints, Lues, &c. Mercury, An-
timony, and Aqua-fortis, have been recommended
and tried, but they have reduced the Patients who
have made use of them to the most deplorable state,

LONDON,: Printed by RU CFIA N N M'M I ',LAN, (of Bow-Street, Covent-Garden
At the SUN.OFFICI, No, 1121 Strand ; where Advertisements, Orders
London, England, 1802-04-12

For CHILBLAINS, RHEUNIATIShU, BRUISES, Sac.

DR. SitEßS's OPODEI.DOC.

THIS Medicine has been long acknowledged to
be superior to every Preparation of the kind in the
Cure .of Bruises, Sprains, Rheuniatisins, Cramps, Numb-
ness and Stiffness of. the Joints, and other external Com-
plaints, as' well as in restoring a proper Circulation to the
Limbs when in a Paralytic state. It is also particularly ser-
viceable for Chilblains; but in this complaint it should be
dissolved, and applied warm.
On theoutside of each Bottle. of the Genuine Opodeldoc
is
_pasted a Stamp, in which are engraved these words :
." F. NEWBERY, No. 45, St. Paul's." (0- Afi others
are counterfeit.

' Sold only by F.. Newbery, at the Wirehouse for Dr.
James's Powder, No. 45, in St. Paul's Church-yard, a few
doors frohi the Corner of Cheapside, London; and, by his
appointment, by Messrs. Jeboult and Cc No. rso, and J.
Pidding, No. 76, Oxford-street; f. Wade, Old Bond-street;
Bayley and Co. Cockspiir-street ; Godfrey and Cooke,
Southampton-street; J. Ward, Middle-row, Holborn; T.
Tutt, Royal- EXchange ; and W. Clarke, Borough, High-
street ; price as. 6d. per Bottle, incruding the Stamp, or Six
tor 13s. 6d.- •
. .

N Tai. As the 0 podeldoc for Exportation is exempted from
the Stamps, and tueretare deprived of that mark of authen-
ticity, and as great quantities of Counterfeits are sent out of
the Kingdom, ail Persons Abroad, -to prevent such Impo-
sitions, are desired to be particular in ordering• their Agents
to procuetthis Medicine from Mr. Newborrs.
London, England, 1802-04-12

IPRICE SIXPENCE.

CIATER.3L POST. OFF, ICE;
- .
SaturdaY, April it),
BUXTON WEBSTER, a Clerk in !Eli Offai
standing charged upon Oath, before tAC Right Hon.' the
Lord Mayor, upon Suspicion Of havir.s commithdvatioui Frauds
whoever :shall apprehend the said BUXTON W EBSTE gi
and secure him in.any of His Majesty's Gaols in this .Xingdon,
mull he intitled to a Reward of
FIFT? POUNDB
•
/1; Contindnd of His. Majesty's PostmJstifr-General;

FRANCIS FREELINGi Serretarji,

Ile- IS about 44 Years of Ale, of a fair Complexion, has light
blue 4es, is-about 5 Feet 7 or 8 f?iches high, stout made, wears
his Hair :in a Queue, and powdered ; uhis dressed in Mourning a
few days ago. He is a Yorkshire Man, and has been in the Line":
Trade.—lie left his' HouSe at No. 2; Curtain-Road, Holy el!
Mount, on the Bth insiaitt.

""c4';4l'4 - 44-: • v,
,
k-P?‘ 'ss
London, England, 1802-04-12

TO BE PEREMPTORILY SOLD,.

Pursuant to a Decree of His Majesty's Court of Exchequer
at, Y./esti-I-Mister, in a Cause PRI DEAUX against ST.
AUBYN, at the King's Remembrancer's Office, in the
Inntr Temple, London, before Abel Moysey, Esq. De-
puty Remembrancer of the said Court, on Tuesday the
27th Day of April inst. at Twelve of the Clock at Noon;
QF,VERAL MANORS and LANDS, late of Si,
k.:3 John St. Aubyn,, Bart. deceased (for the term of Soo
'years, which commenced on the 12th Day of October, 1772),
lying and being in the several Parishes and Towns of Burian,
Saint Jest in Penwith, Paul, Maddern, Marazion, Sennen,
Saint Levan, Saint Erth, Saint Ives, ,Ludgvan, Phillacß,
Wendron,. Mawgan, flelston, Cury, and Saint Creit, in the
County of Cornwall.
For Particulars, apply at the Office of the said Deputy
Remembrancer ; at the Office of Messrs. Grylls, Borlase
and Scott, at Helston; and to Mr. Gatty, at the King's Re-
membrancer's Office aforesaid.
London, England, 1802-04-12

in contributing to the relief of the Poor of this

Country.
He recommended'to the Hon. Member to take
example by their liberality of mind, which prevent-
ed any Irish Member assuming any merit to his
country for their acquiescence in what they deemed
a necessary consequence of the Union. He also re-
commended to the, Hon. Member not to w g his
tongue without much more previous inquiry, and
to consider how perfeftly well the House could dis-
tinguish between his assertions and fads, When he
advanced assertions unfounded and distressing to the
feelings of individuals, and which could only be
considered as originating in malignity or ignorance;
and of malignity he most emphatically acquitted the
Hon. Member. He concluded by thanking the
-House for their attention.

orn the LONDON QAZETTE, April to, tBoz.

At the Court at St. James's, the 7th of tkpril 1•211 z,
present, the Kt NG'S MOSt Excellent Majesty in

Council.

His Majestrwhaving been pleased to appoint his
Grace George William Frederick Duke of Leeds to
be Lord Lieutenant of the 'North Riding of the
County of York, his Grace this day took the Oaths
appointed to be taken thereupon, instead of the Oaths
of Allegiance and Supremacy.

St. James's, April 7, 1802.
His Excellency the Count de Woronzo, Am.
bassadar Extraordinary and plenipotentiary from
His Imperial Majesty of. all the Russias, having ob-
tained His Imperial Majesty's leave of absance
from the Court of London for six months, had this
day a private audience of His Majesty, being intro-
duced thereto by the Right Honorable Lorct Hawkes.
bury, His Majesty's Principal Secretary of State for
Foreign Affairs, and con4u6ted by Sir Stephen Cot-
trell, Knight, Master of the Ceremonies.

lE2r..officr, 4pril 10, ISo2.

zd Regiment of Life—Guards, Captain Nicholas Toler King-
sley, from the Queen's German Regiment, to be Capt,ain
of a Troop, vice Sir Samuel Hannay, ‘vho exchanges.
Lieutenant William Blair to be Captain of a Troop, with-
out purchase, vice Kingsley, who retires. Cornet and
Sub-Lieutenant Henry Adolphus Promor to be Lieutenant,
by purchase, vice Blair.
Queen's German. Regiment, Captain Sir Samuel Hannay,
Bart. from thel ad Life-Guards, to he Captain, vice King-
, sley, who exchanges.

Commissions in the Essex Militia, si,sned by the Lord Lieutenant.
Frederick Nassau, Esq. to be Deputy-Lieutenant. Dated
January 1, iSoz.
Ensign WillianyTyler, of the EaSt Essex Regiment, to be
Lieutenant in the same, vice Fox, resigned. Dated Jan.
28, xBO2.
Robert Gilbert Livingston Macdonald to be Ensign to'a vacant
Company -in the West Essex Regiment. Dated March iB,
1802.

BANKRUPTCY. ENLARGED.
April 2.7. Thomas Like, late of Old Brompton, builder, at
ten, at Guildhall.
BANKRUPTCY SUPERSEDED.'
\Villia m Lindsay, of Manchester, manufaaurer.
London, England, 1802-04-12

PORTSMOUTH, APRIL 11.

ARRIvEn the Raven Sloop of War from the
\\''est Indies, with Dispatches. By her we learn,
that the French Troops are in possession of all the
.3ea,
Ports of St. Domingo.
Arrived at St. Helen's, His Majesty's Ship Am-
'trade,
t from a Crbize.

Came into Harbour, His Majesty's Ship Rambler,
t°
he paid off.
This day His Majesty's Ships Santa Dorothea,
festal., and La Prevlyante, lately arrived from
Malta, were released from Ouarantine. Also the
101 l
°Wing Transports : Princess Mary, Ranger,
fibeus, Peggy, St. Mary's Planter, and Betsey.
Sailed die Olive Branch, WR 'cur, for Standgate,
dlPerform quarantine, she being from the Me-
erranean.

SHEERNESS, APRIL 11.

4/I"Tritony arrived His Majesty's Ship Raison-
able' of 64 guns, Capain DiLx ES, from Yarmouth.
j~a he Bataviet, 1 hisbe, and Galgo, came into
the two former proceeded on their way
°Chatham, to be paid off.
Th.
dr; Is day arrived His Majesty's Ship Alexan.
32 guns, Captain WILLSON, from the
e"ward,
London, England, 1802-04-12

ENGLISH ST.,ITE LOTTERY.

THII2 T Y-S IXT It DA Y ..—The following Numbers were
drawn Prizes. .
No. 19,862, 17,443, Prizes of tool.
No• 31,498, 40,764, 25,950, Prizes of sole

SHIP NEWS.

Y.ARRIOU.TII, APRIL 7.

Arrived—the Rachael, Crackson, from Newhaven; Su-
sanna, Miles ; Hope, Fernett ; and Herring, Sterry, from
London.

Sailed—the Brothers, Harris,- for Christiania ; PrinCe of
Waks, Goodrick ; London Merchant, Nicholson ;," John,
Mennell ; and aid, Wilkin, for Embden ; Sophia; Alison,
for London ; Daniel'and Mary, Jewell, 'for Newcastle ; and
Lively, Swinnard, for Hamburgh. •

POOLE, APRIL 9.

Arrived—the Three. Brothers, Westcott, from Penryn ;
Hope, Manelaws; from Cowes ; Dove, Thompson, from
Plymouth ; Welcome Messenger, Allis, from Milford ; and
Fortitude, Lenion, from Dartmouth.

Sailed-the Plicebe, Loyn: and Fair Briton, Evans, for
Liverpool ; Dart, Beal, and Adive, Williams, for Ports-
mouth ; for' Southampton ; Amity, King,
for Leith ;*Girstaf Adolf, Ervaft, for Gaulle Carly ; and
Jane:Gallop, for NewtOundland.

GRAVESEI4D, APRIL g.

Passed by-the Charlotte; 'Rogers, from Dublin ; Mary,
Croley, from Cadiz ; Union, , from Baltimore ;
Syren, Lovett, from ; Content, ----,, from Nor-
way -Surprize, Pearson, and Ranger, Garland, from Lisbon.
Sailed—the Twe Gebro4ers, 'Bakker, for Rotterdam ;
Adeona, Street ;Bellisarius, Erns ; and Edmond, Davie, for
Petersburgh ;' jonge Jan and Jantze, Smit, and Vrow Ins-
tina, fot Havre ;.Ocean, Noble, for Hambro'; Hope,
Terry, for Barcelona ; Pitt, Moutrie, for New Providence ;
Echo, Johnson, and Olive Branch, , for, Jamaica ;
Lady Penryn, Burgess, for Grenada ; Twe Gcsusters,
for St: Valery ; 'tallow Catharina, Janson, tOr Brussels. 3
Amphritite' Knasent, for Stettin ; and Vroi:v Elizabeth,
, for Ernbden. .

GRAVESEND, APRIL 9.

Passed .by"-the Sir Edward Flamiltoti, .Robinson, from
Bengal.; Planter; Bush, from "Virginia ; Harford, Clark,
from Hamburgli ; William and Henry,. Duffel', from Ja-
maica. ' • and Hope, Davis; from•Ros's.
Sailed—the Alexander,:lialey, far Leghorn • Queer'. Char-
lotte, Andrews, far Quebec.; TeHicherry,,Wellstead, ."for the
East Indies Rader, Forbea, for Petersburgh ;. Little Jane,
' for Africa ; Falcon, Chapman, for Mogadere ; Hen-
drick,sCoop,. for Sr. Valery ; London, , and James,
Davison, for Hamburgh.
London, England, 1802-04-12

1114RRIED.

On Wednesday, at Meridan, Warwickshire, the Hon. Wil-
liam Booth Grey, second son of the Earl of- Stamford, to
Miss Prycc, eldest daughter of the late Thomas Pryce; Esq.
of Dutrryn, in Marnosganshire. •
On Thursday, at Harmondsworth, Middlesex, Mr. Tho.
Curtis Gale, to Miss Anna Maria Thurbin, youngest daugh-
ter of Mr. Thirbin, of the said place.
London, England, 1802-04-12

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MO NDA Y, APRIL 12, 1802.

. -
At a Meeting of the InhaWtants of the Town and Neigh-
bourhood of Sheffield, holden at the Cutlers' Hall, in the
said Town, on Tuesday the 6th of April, ISaz, pursuant
to, Public Advertisement ; . _

The MASTER CUTF:ER in the Chair ;

I. RESOLVED, That it appears to this Meet-
ing, that the Tax upon Income is, in its operation,
partial and oppressive : inasmuch as the Incomes arising
from the precarious fruits of personal industry and the pro-
fits of trade, for the obtaining of which the Capitals employ-
ed are often'ex posed to unavoidable hazard, arerated in the
same manner as' Incomes arising from Landed or other Per-
manent Property_
11. Resolved, That the Powers established for tarrying
the said Tax into effect, are vexatious, and utterly repugnant
to the principles of our Free Constitution.
111. Resolved, That the said Tax is.not only destructive of
the morals of the People, but also injurious to the National
Charader, by destroying that confidence betwixt man and
man, which is our pride and our boast:
IV. Resolved, That the said Tax is so odious and offen-
Sive in its principle, and so hostile- to the Liberties of the
People, that no modificatiori can justify its continuance.
V. Resolved, That the Chancellor of the Exchequer hay-
ing given notice of his intention to move in the House of
Commons for a repeal of the Income Tax, that this Meet-
ing do adjourn to Tuesday the 13th inst. at TWelve o'Clock.
VI. Resolved that the Thanks of this Meeting be given to
the Chairman.

WAR tN EGYPT.

THE 'EXHIBITION, of the . LARGE HIS.
TORICAL _ PICTURE, painted by SAMUEL
JAMES ARNOLD, representing on.a most extensiire scale
the Memorable BAT'T'LE before ALEXANDRIA on the
zrst of March, rBo4, in which the gallant Sir RALPH
Af3ERCROMBY lost his Life, continues open at the
GREAT ROOM, SPRING GARDENS, every'Day, from
Ten tilt Dusk.

Admittance One Shilliug_.
• Sketches of Refercnce.are delivered to 'Ladies and Gentle-
meu honouring the Exhibition • with their Presence, and a
Person attendsto explain the Picture.
London, England, 1802-04-12

Patronized and Used by Their Majesties.
The Ke✓. :\ Ir. GAMbLE's-BRITISH TEA.

To those who may
,be iiinicqyainted with the
Virtues of this salubrious Tea, it may be sufficient to
say, that it is patronized and used by Their Majesties, and a
great many of the nobility,: and that in Weakness of the
StoMaeh, Indigestk»-i, Flatulericies, Nervous and Bilious
Disorders, and Dei,r;:sSion of Spirits, so efficacious, and at
the same note so pie;.,s-,:uf a Refnedy- is not to be sound in the
whole Materia :Modica. eninnerate the vhrious acknow-
ledgments made to the Rev. Mr. Gamble, for benefits .re-
ceived from the. use of the Tea, would i)e cwiless, some tow
of %hem may be seen in the Evangeli,Lal Magazine of April,
18oi. , .

Sold Wholesale at thing and Butner's, No. 4, Cheapside,
and Retail by Pidding, N0..76, oiif)osite th Pantheon, and
jeboult, No. 150, Oxford-street;, Wade, Old Bond-street ;.
Swiney, Pali Mall; • Clark, No. 2.69, Borough ; nd may be
had of one ur.more Medicine Venders in 'every Town in the
liniteeiSin.6donts, id Packets at
.54. and as. 9.i. each.
Also may be had Mr. Gamble's Aromatic 'Sault; for Pains
in the Hod; Disorders of the byes, Deafness, &e. in Boxes
at is. 10. ;acii.
London, England, 1802-04-12

MO BE SOLD, the Fee and INHERITANCE
of sevQral, ESTATES situate lathe Counties of Mayo,
Westmeath, Kildare, King's County, •and Longford, in the
Kiiot;ht 01: child. .
.Enquire of Walter Borrowes, Esq. -Austin Friars, Lon-
don; and Mr. Kennedy, No. tx, Wurburgh-street, Dublin ;
or Air. PCAl&ghan, No. 102, Bank-buildings, - Loudon,
who has a Rent-roll of the Estates in his possession. Let-
tsrs, post-paid,, only will be received.
London, England, 1802-04-12

BUILDING GROUND.

TO BE LET I', Several LOTS of LAND in the
CITY of WATERFORD, well situated for Foreign
Trade, and the first Emporium for Grain in Ireland. Libe4l
encouragement will be given to such as settle with Capitals..
Application from Principals only, to the, Proprietor, Lieut.
Colonel riardy, Westmead,. 6rmarthensliire, or his- Agent;
-Mr. Samuel Roberts, near Waterford (post-paid), with-nett
due attention:
London, England, 1802-04-12

and have left complaints which the 'skill and abili-
ties of the first Physieians "have been unable.to cope
With. These disorders fly before the effects of the
ANTI-IMPETfGIN.ES prepared by Dr. Soi:omoN, of
Liverpool,, which-:restores Nature to
.her pristine
state in the most gentle manner, even when saliva-
tion has failed, and leaves the whole ftame firm and
'healthful. The immerous and respectable signa_
tures to the AdVertisement in, the first page, will
speak more than any encomiums we can bestow upon
it.
London, England, 1802-04-12

OFFICE OF ORDNANCE,

Illaech 30, ifica.'
rrHE PRINCIPAL. OFFICERS of ICc
11 yESTrs ORDNANCE do hereby give Ndice,--
they -will sell by PUBLIC AUCTION, at the TOWER, en
TUESDAY, WEDNEWAY,. and THUR..PAY, the 13th,
14th, and 15th, of April next, between the'Nours of Ten and
'One o'C'4ck, sundry Lots of Old and UnservicEal4 Ordnance •
Stores, consisting of
Musquets and .Musquettoons ; Barrels for MuSquets and
Pistols; Locks .for Musquetsl PiStois and' Canrain ; .Mus-
quet and Carbine Bayonets;: Steel Rai-miters, Swords of
Sorts, Scabbards, Cartouch Boxes, Leathern Accoutrements,
Old Brass Work for Musquets, &c. ; Nails' Triggers; Stand- •
ing Vices, Musquer Chests; a Quantity of Soldiers' Clock-
ing ; Cart Saddles, Harries, ColLus, Bit Halters; and various
other Articles of Sadlery and Harness ; Blankets, Coverlets,
Hammocks, and sundry other Articles of Bedding; Tents or
Sorts ; VVactriiill Tilts, Powder Horns, Forge Carts, Bellows,
Anvils, Bick Irons, Matinctrils, Saws, Blocks-, Shaving
'Knives; Planes of Sorts; Spades,- Shovels; Pickakes, Felliiiig
Ayes; Match,-Cast, Bushel and Lump Iron, Capper, Steel;
a-,quantity of Cordage, Sandbags,. and various other Article.

The whole of which- maj, Se viewed at the fotve all the days
of 4,71 e.

Printed List s of the-Lots will ho deliverorl to such Persons ai
appty jar zbeni at the Office 0 Ordnance in the Tower.
By Order of the lioardi R. H. CREW, Sec.
London, England, 1802-04-12

DORSET. •
TO BE SOLD BY-PRIVATE CONTRACT,
THE MANOR or reputed Manor of ARIVIES-
WELL, with the Farms of. Armeswell and Knolse,
consisting of ;bout Five Hundred and Forty Acres, .both in
the Parish of l3uckland Newton, and both now in the occu-
pation of Mr. Thomas Foot.
• For further particulars enquire 4f Alr John Templeman,
'of Dorchester.
London, England, 1802-04-12

PUBLIC SALE.

For account of the-Manufaeturzrs, exempt from the Auction
Duty.

THE MANUFACTURERS, MERCHANTS,
and other Gentlemen connecEted with the Manufactures
of Great Britain, are most respectfully informed, that JOHN
BRANCH and Company, intend opening on Wednesday the
sth of May next, 4t their Warehouses' in MANCH ESTE R,
a PUBLIC SALE of PIECE GOODS, for accOmit of the
Manufacturers, exempt from.the Auction Duty, agreeable to
A a of Parliament, and to continue regularly •such Sale upon
every first Wednesday in each succeeding - Month, for the
support of which very ample Funds are provided, to. Make
suitable advances upon the reCeipt of the Goons, to such Ma-
nufaCturers as may prefer it : and they beg leave to assure
Gentlemen who may favour them with Goods for these Sales,
that every attention will be paid to their interest, .and that
the whole Establishment will be conducted upon terms of
security, liberality, and honour: •

Particulars. ot. ail Goods intended for the first Sale are. re-
quested to be sent in as early as-possible, as none can be re-
ceived after the 2oth of April ; and all Goods must be deli-
vered at the Warehouses, on or before the 3oth, as the respec-
tive Lots will be on view. two days wevioua to the D4l of
7

Catalogues will be timely delivered, the most satisfa6ory
references give?:, with :very further intbrination, oil appli-
cation to the Broriers,• Queen_street, St. Aim's, Manchester.

This Day was Published, Price as. 6d.
A NGUIS IN HERBA : A. SKETCH of 'the
/A. TRUE CHARACTER of the CHURCH of ENG.
LAND and her CLERGY, as a Caveat against the Miscon-
stritaion of Artful, and the Misconception of Weak Men, orL.,
the subjeel of a Bill about to be brought into Parliament for
the Revisal of certain ,Ecclesiastical Statutes concerning
Non 'Residence, _

" Wit are we ? Your murmurings are not agail\st us, but
againsst the Lord." - _ • - - -

London : Printed for j. Ginger Old Bond-street ;' Messrs.
1-Inivell and Parker' Oxford ; Leighton, Cambridge ; and
Barret, Bond-street, Bath.
London, England, 1802-04-12

WANTED TO RENT,
In any of the Counties distant from the =Metropolis,, or in
-• Scotland or Wales,

AREAD :r-FURNISHED COTTAGE, having
a good Dining, Drawing Room, and Kitchen, on the
lower Story, with two or three comfortable Bed-rooms, and
a few Acres of Land. It is indispensably necessary that the
Premises should be situated in. a part of the Country where
plenty of Field Amusements are to be found; and as the
views of the Advertiser are entirely direCied to that object,
an unconditional, permission.of Shooting and Fishing must be
secured to hith. .

Unless the Premises are placed in the vicinity. of an excel-
lent Trout Stream, and where abundance of Caine is to be
found, they will by no means answer the Advertiser's pur-
pose ; -but should he, on trial, have reason to be satisfied in
those particulars,. he will have no objection to
.purchase the
sante, and to take the Furniture at a faitAppralsement.
A line addressed to Mr..l-lill, Silversmith, No. 3, Char-
ing-cross, stating particulars in full, with dimensionS of the
different Rooms, will be immediately attended to.
London, England, 1802-04-12

' This Day were published, Price is.
HEADS from the FRESCO PICTURES of
ItAPIIAEL, in the VATICAN'. By R. DUPPA.
No. 11. consisting of Four Heads from the bispute of the
Sacrament, ,traced from the original,Pidure, and engraved of
the same, size, •

'Published by R. Duppa, No. 7, Weymouth-street, Port-
land•place; G. and j. Robinson, Paternoster-row; and
R. H. Evaus (successor to Mr. Edwards), No. 26, Pall--
Mall.
London, England, 1802-04-12

This Day was published,
in One Volume O&avo, price Bs. ha boards,
(Dedicated to the Archbishop of Canterbury),
A Work entitled •

EIS TFIEOS, EIS !MESITES ; or an Attempt
to shew,how far the Philosophical Notion •of a PLU-
RALITY of WORLDS is consistent, or not so, with the
language of the Holy Scriptures.
By the Rev. EDWARD NARES, . -
Reaor of Biddenden, Kent, and late Fellow of Merton
College, Oxford.
Loialpn : Printed for F. and C. Rivington, St. Paul's
Church-yard; Cadet! and Davies, Strand; Harding, St.
janies's-strcct ; and J. Cooke, Oxford.

This Day 'were published,
Handsomely printed in Three Vols. Oetavo, and'embellish-
ed with 'Phirty-nine Plates, Price tl. 6d. in boards,

IN'K'S designed to promote BENEFICENCE,
1:.,11. TEMPERANCE, and MEDICAL SCIEN E.
By IMIN COAKLEY LETTSOi.J, M. and LL.D.&c.
London: Printed for J. Mawman, in the Poultry.
Of whom may also be had, by, the same Author,
t. Th" Natural History of the Tea Tree ;- with Observa-
tions on the Medical Qualities of the Tea, and bn the Elfeds
of Tea-drinking. Quarto, los. 6d. sewed.
z. -The Naturalist'4 and Traveller's Companion. Third
Edition, 45. boards. .•
4. Observations on the Cow Pock, Second Edition.. 3s:
sewed.
fJ_T In a few Days will be published, TravelS ihrongh
Slseden, Finland, and Lapland, to the North- Cape,- in the
years 1798 and 1799, by Joseph Ascerbi.
London, England, 1802-04-24

TAVI STOCK CHAPE.T.:

. TOI4OIItA IV two Charity Sermons be
preached at Tavistock Chapel, Broad court, Long-
Acre, for the benefit of:the Charity Children be-
longing to the Parish-of St. Martin in the Fields ;
that in the morning by the Rev. 'FRAisic is SMITH,
Rector of Grendon, Warwickshire, Vicat of Eardis-
ley, ,Herefordshire, and formerly Minister of Ox-
ford Chapel, St. Mary-le.-bone; and that in the
evening by the Rev. WALTER HARPER, Minister
of the said Chapel, and Joint Leeturer of Sr. An-
drew„ Holborn. Prayers will begin, in. the morning
at Eleven, an in the Evening at Hall past. Six
o'Clock.

'

SW F NEWS.

YARMOUTH; Armi. 22

. ,
Arrived—the GOod In;t•nt, Tuck ; -and Providence, Theo-
bald; from London. • , . ,
• ‘Sailedthe.-Margaret, Coodens, Maria; P.opay, and Ceres,
Ottey, tbr London. . .

POOLE, PAIL 22;

Arrived—the Ne-five, Percy ~from Southampton ; Bland-
fOrd, jalford,- ITioerva, La 'der, Ventis,"Eiheridge, from
Er*'( from ."Sunderland"; `Mary, White-
way, from Exeter; Good 'lnept, Ballard, from Cowes;
Dart, Beal, from' Pcrts'mouth..

,
" -S:liied,,*-"th!,.." Aciive, Wniillias, 'for Portsmouth ; Betsey,
A ;dridge, for Southampton ; Swift, Walters, Chainont, Lin-
coln, Aurora; Mattlievti,—Tor •Ne'.vfounauld ; Mayflower,
Price, tor London • Three Brothers, Weatcott; tbr Liverpool.
,

GRAvESEND, APRIL 22.

Passed hy,—the .Ann, Gibson, from Memel Argo, Seagar,
fromßremen; Venture, —, from Ant werp ; Young Francis,
from Rotterdam ; Hive and Anchor, and Graces,
Larson. from Norway.
Sailed—the. Maria, - Pores, for Demerara ; .Accomplished
rakes, for St..Kitts ; Trafhcker, Ford, for Ferrol
Baxefield, for Venice; Vrow Treutge, for
Amsterdam ; Union, Metcalfe; 'for Nantt ; Catharina Maria,
.' for St. Vallery.; Polty, —, for Halifax ; Veir Ge_
broilers, , for Dieppe; Friendship, Roberts, and London,
Berry, for Dublin.
London, England, 1802-04-24

MARRIED.

On Thursday, at St. (home's, Hanover-square, Colonel
Dyke, of tilt-Coldstream 'Guards. son. of Sir John Dyke,
14rt. to Miss Louisa Lemon, daughter of Sir William Le-
mon,. Part. .

•
The-Same day, at - St:- George's' HanBver...-Square, Mr.
reenwood, of Albemarle-street, to Miss.3ymmes, daughter
of Captain Syrrtmes, of Boston, NPW England.
A few days ago Henry Baring, Esq. third son of Sir Fran..
cis Baring, to Miss Bingham, daughter of - Bingham,
Esq.-.of Philadelphia. •-• •

- ,DIED.
Ott Wvinestlav last,' at Wait Pleasant, near Tottenham,
the second sonot Edward Stephenson, Esq. of Queen-square,
Bloomsbury.
On WedneSday at hiS house in CaventliSh-square, :It: in-
fant daughter of Magens, Esq.

PRICE 0

fr STOCKS.

YESTX

ft DA Y.

Rink Stock T 95 India Stock 2,24
Navy; per Cent. sozli 5k , Excheq. lilt Is 6s. 7s. S. prem.
per ('cot. 1797, 6. Fundable dirto prem.
Irish 5 per Cent. . 3d Exchequer Bills par .•
per Cent. Con. 92k 11, New S. S. Stock
per Cent. Red. 751 i onmilmi 31.14
; per Cent. Con. 76a 7 I n.1.1..zr. 3 per Cent.
Ditto Scrip ' - Ditto Ann.
Bank Long Ann. 2rl 9,161 'Oink for opening
Ditto Short Ann. ji India for opening
Ditto Scrip Consols for Account 7714n.i
London, England, 1802-04-24

COMMITTEE OF.WAYS AND MEANS.

Mr. N. VANSITTART moved, arit the allowances
to Militia Officers in the tithe 01 "rtraC-C;, and' al‘.o
the, pay of the Militia for one year; be defrayed out
of the Land,Tar," Which was agreed Re_
port to be reeeiiredOn Monday.- • •
The income Repeal Bill was ordered .to been:
groase'd, and-read a third.tine on-Miinday, if then
engrossed. The House adjourned at a quarter past
five till Monday.

MAIL.

DLE.
London, England, 1802-04-24

IMPERIeIL PARLIAMENT.

HOUSE OF COMMONS.

FRIDAY, APRIL 23.

PETITIONS from Wenlock and Willington, in
Shropshire, were presented, against the practice of
bull:baiting.--Ordered to lk on the Table.
Lord -HAwitEsnutty brought up. the Report of
ComMittee on the Petition of the. West India Mer.,
chants, on enlarging the powers of the Wet-Dock
'Bill ; and the Report :being, radi :his Lordship
Toyed for leave to.hting a Bill to.alter and anind
the said Aa, whiCh waslranted:-
Mr. CORRY brought up the: Iris.h Bank. Restric-
tion Bill, which was read a first:time, and. ordered
to
be read a second time on ,Monday..
, • A motion was made-and seconded, that a Corn-
'rnittee he appointed to prepare. an Estimate of the
ExpenCes of Paying' and Cloathing the Militia of
Ireland rot rgot..—Ordered.
Al% N..VANSI'fI'ART. brought up the Plantation,
Sugar,. and Coffee Regulating Bill. It was read a
fit3t, and 'ordered' to be read a second time on Mon-
day. .He also brought up the French Wine Impor-
tation Bill, which was read a first` time, and or-
dered' to be read asecond time on "Monday next.
The Bill for preventing Fraud in Ashes, &c.
was read a•second time. .•

Mr. Alderman COMBE moved the Order of the
Day,for the House going into a Committee of the
Whole: House, on the Bill for improving the Port
of London,-

The .13 111 having gone through a Committee, the
Rei-Yort was ordered to be received on Monday •

N V ANS ITTART gave notice, .that he
.should on Monday net move for leave- to-.bring in
a 'Bill to consolidate the laws relative to the, sale
of the Land Tax. He then -said that he vas de-
sired by his . Right Hon. Friend, (the CHANCEL-
LOR Of the EXCHEQUER).tO move that the order
which stood for Monday to rake into cdfisideratiOn
.the laws relative to the Consolidated Fund for the re-
duaion of the National Debt,be postponed to pluture_
Clay, as the calculations were itS'Ot yet coin lete~l.
On the grder being read, he mu ed that It'be
charged, and the consideratiOn of the-stibjeetrost-
poned till Friday next, which'‘vas'agreect to.'
The Cavalry Bill was ordered fo he referred to a
Committee of the whole House on Monday.
The Bank Restrielion Bill was read 4, third time
and passed:

Mr. HILEY ADDINGTON was ordered to carry it
o the Lords. . •

On the Motion of Mr. WicKHAM, the second
reading of the Irish Eiedion Bill was postponed
to Tuesday.
On the Motion of Mr. WICKHAM, the Cornmitte
on the Irish Linen Manufacture Bill„was_postpone4
to Mooday. , , • • • .
The. Bill for allowing the issue, of Exchequer Bills
was read a second time, and ordered to be comfmtted
on Monday.
London, England, 1802-04-24

SPORTING INTELLIGENCE.

NEWMARKET CRAVEN•MEETINQ,
TULIR-SDAY, APitlle 22..
Sweepstakes of Jeep each, R. M.
Ld Wager, Bst. 31b. • 01. •
Sir H. T.`Vane's Cockfighter, Bst. 71b.
Mr. E. Neale's llivona, Bst. • ' 3
Seven to 4 agst Wailer :---5 to 4 agst Cockfighter.
Subsctiption Plate of 501. D. M. for z.yr-olds.carrying 6st.
tolb. 3 yr. olds Bs. 51b..4 yr-olds Sst. 131 b. and 5-yr. olds
• .9St. 41b
Mr. Watson's ch. h. Canterbury, 5 yrs ..
Mr. Panton's b. c. French Horn, by Trumpator, a yrs 2
Sir C. Banbury's b. c. Whirligig, 3 yrs • 3
Mr. Payne's b. c. by Toby, 2 yrs - - 4
Mr.-Sitwell's ch. c. Clayton, by Overton, 3 yrs - 5
Six to S agst Canterbury :-5 to zagst French Horn.
Mr.
Whaley's Tuneful, ist. • ralb. beat Mr. Heng's
brother to Sir SidneY,lst. tlb. Ab. M. segs.
• Four to' aon Tuneful. -
D., of.St-Albans' Mittimus. Bst- sit,. beat S:r H. T. Vane's
b. c. Bagsman, by Traveller, Bst. Ab. M. segs.
Two to a on Mittimus.
Sir F-Standish's Eagle, Bst. 31b. rec. ft. from Sir H. T.
Vane's Rolla, Bst. Across the Flat, 3oogi. h. ft.
Mr. Whaley's c. Informer, by Drurnator, Bst. 71b. rec. ft.
from Mr.( F. Bullock's own sister to Bennington, Bst. 41b.
Across the Flat, wogs. h. ft.

'When disordeis of the most malignant nature
have- either from
.hereditary causes, the luxury or
dissipation of the age, crept, as it were, involun-
tarily into our frame, it is of the utmost importance
to those afliided with them to know where to meet
with a permanent and radical cure. This having
long been the objet of Dr. SOLOMON, Qf Liver-
pool, he has at length consented to make publio his
Anti-Impetigines, a Medicine founded'on a chemi-
cal sand philosophical basis, for the cure •of the
Scurvy, King's Evil, &c. &c. and which he has
administered during a long course of private prac.
tice with the most ,complete and never-failing suc-
cess, in the most obstinate cases- The powers of
this Medicine are ofthe most gentle and in v igorat.
ing nature, gradually cleansing the blood from every
impurity, and restoring the Paicetit to his pristine
health, when every other has entirely failed, as may
be fully seen in the Pamphlets delivered gratis, by
all the Venders in most Towns.

- -
Li )N1)()N Prirt,?.(l by BUCHANA N M4M ILL'Aisi, (of Boiv-street; covent.G,rden); and publisheti by WILL{AM ARM ip SCRfPrt, (of Hoise-ferry.road,
Westminster);
At tl'r .. is -oFrzcE, No. -}1 z, • Strand.; where eichartitements, Ordert for the Paper, (setters for the Ea'itor, &c. (part-paid),, must be odd rcsiel.
London, England, 1802-06-16

LAKY REPORT.

COURT OF KING'a BENCH, TUNE TS.
ZIZTINGIIssroat LORD ELLLNIOROUGH AND A STZGIAL-
juty IN GUILDHALL, LONDON.

VALENTINE AND ANOTHER, V. DYKE AND ANO.

TIER.

This was an aftion upon a Policy of Insurance
against the Owners of. the Ship .Mary, to recover
the value of a cargo of Sugar which the Plaintiffs
had shipped on board this vessel at Port Royal in,
Jamaica, which became, damaged in a few
.days
after the ship sailed, and finally lost. The aftion
was first.brhught against the,Urderwriters, upon.a
Policy of Insurance for the value of the goods.
The Underwri!ers defended the aftion, on the
ground that the vessel was not sea.worthy, and
:upon that atlion, there was a verdkl for the De-
lendants, the Jury' being satisfied that the vessel
was not sea-worthy. This aftVn was therefore
now brought against 'the Owers of the Ship, not
only on`lt‘wartanty'that is implied when a ship is
permitted to sail, but also on the express declara-
tiOn of the Owners' Agent, 'that the ship was in
'perfeftly good condition and fit for sea.
The single question in this case was, whether
the ship was or was not seaworthy.—The present.
jury
.were of the same opinion as the tOrmer Jury
upon this question, namely, that the ship was not
sea-worthy, and therefore found, in this case, a
verdia for the Plaintiffs.—The quantum of da-
mages it was. agreed to refer to Mr. WiLsorr, one.
of the Gentlemen of the Jury, to be settled out of
Court.
London, England, 1802-06-16

NO IRISH LOTTERIES.

This Day was published, ___:____
Handsomely printed in. Super Royal Octavo, andembellished
with -Ten'Etclungs, Price 7s. stitched, • .
. . No.ll. •
•
PICTURESQUE EXCURSIONS in DEVON.
SHIRE 'and CORNWALL. . .
By T. H. WILLIAMS, Plymouth.
London : Printed for Murray and HighleY, No. 32, kleet-
street.
Where may be had, tho-first Nurrlher, .price ss. • '

This day was published, in One Vol. 4to. with a Map,
price in boarth, toi. 6d.
rHE HISTORY of or TROY ; in-
cluding the adjacent Country, and the:cpposite Coast
of the Chersonesus ot Thrace.-
By the AUTHOR of TRAVELS in ASIA MINOR
and GREECE.
Printed for J. Ropsoi., New Bond-street. •
London, England, 1802-06-16

ENGLISH LOTTERY.

.
CWIFT and Co: SfoCkjl3rokrrs,. No. ii, Poul-
try, London, City- of Glasgow, and in most of the prin.
cipal Towns, are appointed to sell Tickers ¢nil legal siatopc.l
Shares of the above Lottery, which begins drawing zd
gust next. IA the last Irish Lottery. (November aqii.
TWo out of the Tour highest Prizes were sold in Shares by
SW I FT and Co. and in the. last English totter., Th-re-e of
the Capital Prizes were also sold at their Offices, paticu.
larly the Ticket 'hi _o. 33976, th last Capital Prize eve:
drawn.
London, England, 1802-06-16

tiuuing to display his incredible, f+cu!ties, it the
prese.oce of every genteel Company resorting to "rid_
cocies_Royal Menagerie, Exeter 'Change, Strand.

SEIIP,NEIVS.

POOLE, JUKE T 4.

Arrlved—tlie Hawk, Higgins, from London ; Dart, Baker,
and Aclive, Williams, from Portsmouth ; Medina, Haydn,
from Cowes ; and Prosperous, Tibbs, from Plymouth.
Sailed—the Hope,-Nlanclaws,' for Southampton . • William
and Mary, Boynes., for Chichester ; Brothers, Whittle.., for
"l'enbv ; 'Blessing, WillS, for London ; and Nimble Urqu—
hart, Tor Liverpool.

YARMOUTH, JUNE 14.

Arrived—the Joseph, Boulter, from Christiana.
Sailed—the Boston, Burn, for Rotterdam ; Lyre, Sharp,
for:Corea; Isis, Missman,.and Choice, Cross, for the East ;
Two Brothers, Ward, for Whitby; Good Intent, Hipkins,
for Ipswich.

GR.AVESEND, JUNE 14

Past -bY—the renry Addington, Wakefi?ld ; Windbarrr,
Cr.lium, Hope, Horncastle, and Carnatic, Beaver, from the
East Indies ; Neptune, Wilson, from Tobago ; Amy, Mark,
and. Flprentina, —, from Gibialtar ; Union, Stewart, from
Savannah; Galen, Hinkley, and Minerva, Barber, from'
Plosion; Good Intent,. Robinson, from Lisbon ;• Diamond,
Clark, from Trinidad ; Pallas, from Messina - Charles
Carter, froM Virginia; Two _Friends, W.Neil, from
Charlestown ;" Fanny, from Dominica ; Rashleigh,
Denning, Catharine Oreen, Steele; and Bodclingtons; Caiden-
bead, fiotn Jamaica.
Sailed—the. William; Hart, for Brest ; Diana,
Havre ; Vrow Jantze, —, for Amsterdam ; Sophia,
and Sally, Brown, .for Rouen. - • '
London, England, 1802-06-16

4 R

Phillip Mills, late •of llcreford, butcher, to surrender une
2r, 3i, and luly 7.7, at eleven, at the 13 othall Inn. re-
ford. Attornies Messrs. Bird and Nicholls, iferefor
lames Aldis and (Atarles Atkinson, late of Littleport, Cam-
bridge, shopkeepers, June 26, at twelve, ,29, and (lily 27,
at five, at Guildhall, London. Attorney, Mr. R. S.
Taylor, Field-court, Gray's-Inn.
Edward-Mundell, of Scarborough, corn dealer and spirit-
merchant, rune 29, 30, at the Pycd Bull Inn, Scarborough,
and July 27, at ten, at the Black Swann Inn, York. At-
tornies, Mr. Sutton, Scarborough; or Mr. Burgh, Pipe-
Office, Somerset-Place, London.
Lawrence Keir, of Throgmorton-street, merchant, Tune 19,
at tcr, 26, at eleven, and July 22, at ten, at Guildhall. At-
tonie;. Nlr. Falcon, Elm-court, 'reit-11)1e.
loseph llorton, of Cock-klill, Shadwell. cheesemonger,
e 4, at ten, 23, at twelve, and July 27, atteri, at
. Attorney, Mr. Mi.:hell, Union-court, road
gerett.
London, England, 1802-06-16

Dedud Charge of Debt and Sinking Fund

kernairs applicable to Public Service, . X. 9,332,999
Add Lottery, - - • - ' 500,c0a.

• 9,832.999
The Committee would observe, that this sum,
applicable to the Pubic Service, exceeded the um
which the suite of the Revenue made applicable to
the same purposes in 79z by a sum little 'short of
3,500,0001. from which sum would be derived the
means of providing, for a large increase bothin
,he except and amount of our Naval and ;Military

NAVAL NEWS.

--4YIIIO juNE I 4• ",

SAILEO the Amtrhyst Frigate; and Peiterd Sloop
of 'War, on,a Cruite in. the Channel. .

PORTSMOUTH, JUNE is.

SAILED the following Ships of War : the or_'
cissus, for Wales ; Penelope, for the Meditert:mean ;
and Falcon, for Newfoundland.
Came into Harbour, the Rawl, Sloop of War.

FALMOUTH, JUNE 13.

ARRIVED the American Ship Fabius, Capt.
FARR EL L, in 47 days
,from Alexandria, with
flour, for orders ; and the American Brig T) iron,
Capt. CLOUTMAN, 33 days from Norfolk, with
flour, for orders.
Sailed the Prince Adolphus Packet, Ju N ES, With
Mails of the ad and 9th inst. for Lisbon.
London, England, 1802-06-16

AUGUST LOTTERY

- No. 4, Cornhill, and No. 9,. Charing-cross.
rT-1 respedfolly acquaints tie
•• Gentry, and Public, that Tickets and Shares for the
English Summer Lottery are now selling in great variety at
the above Old Established Offices, WizeTZ the Prizes will be
paid on demand. • "
• , S E NT, glur-c
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IcKet - 17 7 - A.,. z 5 o
Half - - - 817 Sixte4ntli - - t 3 0
Quarter - -
Persons in the Country will be supplied (as usual),
by sending Letters (post-paid), with good Bills at short dates,
Bank Notes, Post-Office Orders, or cash, to either of the.
above Offices.
The Lottery begins Drawing the zd of August next.
London, England, 1802-06-16

LEICESTER

TO BE SOLD, in Lois, or LETT on BUILD.
IN
.
.._.. „.. _.G .
LEASES, any part oF tifat i'ic,i, ,-)f• GronnA
known by the - name •of the FRIERS, in it Borough of
Leicester. It communicates withithe- principal Street of ilk::
Town, and lies to a considerable extent on the 11:iiiit.of the
.navigable. River Soar, which falls into the • Tr:2nt. The
whole is Extra-Parochial, and the Land Tax has been re-
deemed. Itis a situation 'peculiarly eligible for the 'ereition
of, Manufactories requiring a breadth of Grou'ad, and the ad-
v'ntage of cheap and easy Carriage to Most parts of the
Kingdom, by inland Navigation. .
For further rarticulars, inquire of Walter It tiding, Esq.
Westeotes, near Leicester. .
London, England, 1802-06-16

MARRIED.

On the I tth inst. at Shrewsbury, Francis Trench, Esq.
of the City of Dublin; to Miss Mason, youngest daughter of
the late 'fames Mason, Esq. of Shrewsbury.
- On Thursday, Mr. Henry Burden, jun. of Abingdon,
Berks, to Miss jukes, of Lincoln's-inn-fields.
The same day, Mr. Honyman, of Great St: Helen's, to
Miss Gray, only daughter of j. Gray, Esq. of Harley-street,
Cavendish-square.