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London, England, 1802-01-19

DIED.

On Thursday, in his 6Sth year, at Ipswich, Lieutenant
John Barker, .of the East Suffolk .Regiment, in which he had
borne a Commission more than twenty,years.
On the 17th instant, in bowninstreet, Westminster,
the Bzd year of her age, Mrs. Elizabeth Ancell, relict of
late Mr. Thomas Ancell, of the Secretary of State's Office.
On the 31st ult. at the Rev.jaines. Roe's, Musco”4-••
court, Tower-hill, Mr., Edivard Greaves, of Barbado,%/
aged 17.
On the 13th of .oetober, on board the Inflexible man of
war, Liintenant.Preilam, of His Majesty's 54th Regiment
of Foot, in consequence of the wotwds he received befulli-
Alexandria. • • •
On Saturday the tsth inst. at .Bath, after a lingering. iU
ness, Thomas Coldicot, Esq. of Hilton Lodge, Lincoln-
shire.

On Friday, at Bath, in the 32d year of her age, Lady Char-
lotte Nares .third daughter of the Duke of Marlborough;
On .Monday the itth inst. at the advanced age ofB7, Mrs-
#reemantle, rend of John Fremantle, Esq. formerly Sc-
cretary of the Citioms.
On Friday last, at Mr. Randell's, St. Peter's Hill, Miss
GraCe Davis, of Cobham, Surrey. '
London, England, 1802-01-19

COWES, JAN. zB.

ARRIVED the Daphne, Arend, and S'ea Paat,
Dutch Men of War, from Amsterdam for Lisbon.

DEAL, Jim S.

His Majesty's Sloop Ranger sailed this morning
Or the River.

Remain the St. Alban's, Nemesis, Amazon, Bril_
haw, Arrow, Galgo, and Eugenie.
Arrived and sailed for the River, the Grant,
PEACOCK, from Bengal ; Juliana, Boont, from
New-York; Integrity, SAVAGE, from Martinique,
and several other homeward bound-West Indiamen,
but cannot learn theit names,
London, England, 1802-01-19

A rat's nest, with 31 young rats, about two days
old, was some days since found in the yard of the
hope and Anchor public-house, at Leicester.

LONDON Printed by BUCHANAN NPNIILLAN, (of Bow-Street, Covent-Garden)
At the' SuN-Ur I' IC Ep No. II Z, Strand ; where sidniertiumatts, Order,
London, England, 1802-01-19

Ficin the LONDON GA=T.E, Jan. 16, 1802.

War,Office, ian. aO2.

26th Regiment of Light Dragoons, Ensign Thomas Jartny,
from the 4th Foot, to be Cornet, vice Rogers, who ex-

changes.
York Hussars, W. C. H. de Goesnitz, Gent. to be Cor-
net, without purchase, vice Stuttereaheirn, who resigns.
ist Regiment of Foot Guards, Ensign Henry Shornto be
Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Lord Viscount Tamworth,
who retires.
13th Regiment of FOot, Cornet Thomas Rogers, from the
26th Light Dragoons, to be Ensign, vice Jarmy, who,ex-
,
changes.
9th Ditto, Ensign Francis Glasse, from the 26th Foot, to be
Lieutenant, by purchase," vice Ferrier, promoted. " •
loth Ditto, Ensign William Harding to be Lieutenant, by
purchase, vice Hams;,, promoted.
.24th Ditto, Lieutenant Andrew Forster to. be Captain, vice
Francis, deceased*. Ensign Thomas Minster to he Lieute-
Dant, vice Forster. Ensign john Galway to be Lieute-
nant, vice Beyfield, deceased. Arthur Blake, Gera. to be
Ensign, vice Minster. Volunteer Pride to be
Ensign, vice Galway.
xzd Ditto, Surgeon Simon Rawling, from the 56th Foot, to
be Surgeon, vice Jordan, Who exchanges.
34th Ditto, Ensign C. Vineent to be Lieutenant, "vice Met-
calf; deceased... Archibald Ross, .Gerft„ to be EnSign, vice
Vincent.
56th Ditto, Surgeon Charles Jordan, from the 52. d Foot, to be
:Surgeon, vice Rawling, who exchanges.'
slith Ditto, john Maclain; Gene.. iet. be Ensign, without pur-
chase, vice Hart; prOmoted in the. Seth Foot.
n
. both Ditto; Lieutenant lohn Jeffes, from the s7th Foot, to
be Cautain,ty purchase, vice Walker,'_who retires. Tho-
mas inc.-F..4.1,7w, F. s_ri to 130 Paymaster of the id Batta-
lion,Vice Leigh, deceased. ' •
otli "Mtto, Clement Tohn Cozens, Gent. to he Ensign, liy
purchase, Vice Campbell, promoted in the 76th'fOot."
Szd Ditto, Lietitehantjohn Woolsey to be Captain, by pur-
' apse, vice Kell, Ny'Ao retires."
• 9oth Ditto, Ensign lo nn Haft from the sSth Foot, to be
Lieutenant,` without purchase, Vice Dickson, • who

signs. • •
.Nl/4:w South Wales Corps, Ensign Nicholas Bay!), to be Lieu-
tenant, by purchase, vice Keine; prof-Mated. .
Queen's German Regiment, -Ensigp Dlount to be
' Lieutenant, vice Gr;:u, promoted M the Minorca Dragoons.
. . Miller, Gent. to be F.usign, vice Thorne, pro-
moted. Albert Zehender, Gent'. to' be Ensign, vice
Boucheporne, promoted. J. trot). Pejean, Qept.' to be
Ensign, vice Blount.
•
London, England, 1802-01-19

HER MAJESTY's BIRTH DIY.

YESTERDAY being the clay on which the Arini-
versary of the Birth of our Most Gracious QUEEN,
the illustricus.:Consort of His MAJESTY, who com.
pleated the 58th year of her age, it was observed
with great splendour and magnificence.
The morning was ushered—in -with—ringing of
joyful peals from the bellfries of the different
churches, the spires of the steeples bearing the
Royal Standard, and the Union 'Flag of England,
Scotland, and jieland.
In. _the . forenoon the different
.branches of the
RUYAL FAMILY waited on fig 4 MAJESTY to pay
their respeas,. •
At one o'clocic a grand feu.de.joie was fired et
the Tower, and in St. Jame)* Park, from as many
guns as HER MAJESTY is' years old, and for the
first time, to commemorate the day, the Guards
who have been for some months in training, by
diredion of His Royal Highness the Commander in
Chief fired off their 4rtiligry Field-Pieces,
. .
London, England, 1802-01-19

OLD BAILEY.

FIFTH DAY-.-UONDAY, TAN. 18.

Robert Parker and William Lansdale were in:
dkle•l for a capital offence, that of ste:tling friur
guineas, and a '3ol. Dinle of England Note, the,
property of Cuthbert Kitchen, in the dwelling_
house of Win. Lonsdale. •
_ _

This trial was very long, but the evidence not
being sufficient to support the indiftment, the Pri-
soners were acquited.

jaws Penny was iodic` ed for a highway rob-
Ivry on Margaret Fitzmaurice, putting her. in fear,
and taking from her person several articles of wear-
ing apparel.—Acquitted.

lames Whitmore was indieted for a capital offence,
in stealing a counterpane, and some bed ftsniture,
of the value of upwards of 4os. in the dwelling_
house of John Teasdale.
The Jury brought in a verdiCl of—guilty of steal-
ing, but not from the dwelling-house.

Daniel Buckingham,. together with a person of
the name of Belcher, not in custody,) was indiCted
for burglariously breaking, and entering • certain
premises, and stealing, therein various articles of
household furniture; which, ,by one of the counts .
in the. indiament, 'were charged as the property of
Mr. Winstanley, Audioneer.
And William Blake was indiaed for feloniously
receiving the same, knowing it to 'have been stolen.
This case, it appeared, depended, in a great de.
gree, on the testimony of an accomplice, a lad, of
the name of Robert Smith, who stated in detail the
entire circumstances of the robbery, and the dis-
posal of the property, The premises which were
entered, are on Snow-hill, and used as warehouses
by Mr. Winstanley. The robbery was stated to
have been committed by the prisoner Buckingham,
Belcher, who has not -been apprehended, and the
accomplice, on the night of the 31st of last month.
Part of the articles taken, were, according to
the accomplice, disposed of to the prisoner Blake,
for '2
BS.

Some corroborative evidence obtained with respeEt
to the prisoner Buckingham, and his companion in
the robbery, but scarcely any thing appeared against
Blake, the alledged receiver. 'This seemed to be
the opinion of the Court, and under that impression,
the Jury found Buckingham Guilty,—Death—but
acquitted Blake..

Mary Pert}, and Phabe Gibbs were charged with
a-capital offence, in privately stealing in the shop
of William Porter, in Cranburn_street, -Leicester-
square, a piece of muslin, valued at 4.05.
The evidence in this case was of that nature, as,
in the minds of the Jury, warranted them in ac-
quitting both the Prisoners.
London, England, 1802-09-25

NUMBER 3126.]

'THEATRE ILOYAL, COVE-NT-GARDEN.
ON MONDAY NEXT, September 27, /80i,
will be presented a Tragedy, called •
HAMLET.
Hamlet, -Mr. COOKE ; •
•
(His first Appearance in that Character.)
Ghost (first time), Mr. CORY;
Polonius, Mr. MUNDEN ;
King, Mr. WADD-Y ;
Horatio, Mr, BRUNTON ; -
Laertes, Mr. CLAREMONT ;
Ostrick, Mr. FARLEY ;
' • Marcellus, Mr. DAVENPORT;
Guildenstern, Mr. WILLIAMS ; ' *
Crave-Diggers, Messrs. EMERY and simmoNS.
0 phelia, Miss REEVE ;
(Being her first Appearance on any Stage.)
And the Queen, Miss CH A PMA N
In Act IV. a Dirge, set to Music by Mr. Shield.

To which will be added; a Comic Opera, In Two Ads, called
THE TURNPIKE GATE.

Harry 131urton, Mr. INCLEDON ;
Crack, Mr. BLANCHARD ;
Toe Standfast, Mr. JAWCETT ;
Robert Maythom, Mr. KNIGHT;
bmarr,. M. FAUhEY ;

Sir Edward,. Mr. HILL ;
Maythorn, Mr.. HULL:-
Peggy, Miss"Wil BATLEY '- • -- • .
- .Landlady, Mrs:- WHITMORE ;
And Mary, Miss REEVE.
Miss Margot was honoured by great applause, in Clarinda,'
is The Suspicious Husband, and will make her second Ap-
pearance on Wednesday- next, in the Charader of Mrs. Sul-
len, in The Beaux Stratagem; and on Friday, in Jane-Shore.
On Wednesday and Friday. will be added the Musical After_
Pieces of The .Escapes, or The Water Carrier-7-and The
Highland Reel.
A few of the Renters' Shares which Were granted at
the commencement of last Season, by the Principal Pro-
' prietor of this Theatre, remainingunsold, are now to be dis-
. posed of—Particulars may be known by applying at the Trea-
surer's Office. .

THEATRE OF ANATOMY,
C reat Windmill-street.
MR. WILSON and Mr. THOMAS will "begin
the Winter Course of their LeduresOn ANATOMY,
PHYSIOLOGY, PATHOLOGY, and SURGERY, on
FRIDAY next, Odober Ist, at TwooClock. .
Practical Anatomy will be continued in the Forenoon, as
usual.
London, England, 1802-09-25

AUTUMNAL PHYSIC

THE propriety of taking some Alterative Medi-
cine at this Season of the Year, to facilitate the efforts
of Nature, must be obviou s to the weakest capacity : it is a
salutary pradice, fciuncied'by .the wisdom of our Ancestors,
and sandionedtv the approbation of every Medical Man its
utility is noteoniined to the present advantages, but extends
also to the prevention of many Diseases, which frequently
occiir •when asonable• physic has been negleded. The
Public are therefore reminded, that DE VELN.O's
TABLE PILLS are proved, 1)5, ample. experience, to be the
most safe and eiticaeious hithorto discovered, as an alterative,
purifier, and sweetener of the blood,.alifl far radically curing
the Scurvy, Scrophula or King's Evil, .Scorbutic: EruptiOns,
Leprosy, the ill.etlids of Mercury, and all Diseases originat:-
ing from an imourity of the blood—A variety of. proofs-of
their efficacy, f4rom•People of Respedibility, are constantly
published ilv-zhe Landon Evening Papers;. these must' na-
turally be supposed to have their due. weight, and supersede
the necessity-of any .furthei comment from the Proprietor ;
yet he presmiies to assert, that the real merits of this vege.•
table preparation will, on a fair trial, plead more forcibly in
its own recommendation, than any thing which can be Said•
of it. . •

Prepared and sold in boxes, price 4s. 6d. or six boxes, in
one,. price 'll. 2s. by the Proprietor, j. Pidding, formerly •
Surgeon in the Army, at his 'Warehouse, N0.:76, Oxford- -
street, oprosite the pantheon ; also retail,.. by Tutt, ,Royal
Exchinge - Ching and. Butler, No, 4, Cheapside ; Swinney,.
No at, Pall-Mall'; Ward, No. 324, Holborn; Shaw, No. i 4,
liuroUgh :tilt' by ,every Medicine Vender in the Kingdom.

The PUBIiC CHARACTERS for 1303.
ri—cHE Public are respeafully informed, that a
Ne, Volume of this popular and interesting Annual
Work, will m ke its appearance early in Odober ; contain-
z Eiograi.iiic.al Memoirs of a considerable number of eminent
Livh-,g Characters, with engraved Portraits.
The fi\.e Volumes, or any Single Volume, may be had of
Ali booksellers, Price Half-a-Cumea each, in bards.
No. 71, St. Paul's Church. yard,
Sept. to, iSoz.
London, England, 1802-09-25

BALLOONS.

AT the Chateau de Meudon, one of the forfeited
estates of the Emigrants, not far from Paris,
there is an Aerostatic School. One of the Gene.
rats who ascended at the baffle of Fleurus, to re-
connoitre the camp of the Enemy, presides in it ;
and. a Balloon of thirty feet in diameter, is, con.
stantly kept inflated. The same inflammable air
will serve for about three Months, but it slowly,
and almost imperceptibly, grows weaker;
Many improvements have been made on the fa-
: brication and filling of Balloons ; they are made of
silk wove at Lyons ; and great advantage is found
in varnishing them only on the outside ; for, when
varnished both without and within, they not only
are liable to crack and turn mouldy, but the air
corrodes, of destroys the varnish with which it
comes in conta&.

At Meudon, the Professor, with a number of his
Students, mount in the Balloon, and' remain sta-
tionary during whatever time they please, being
retained by ropes, which others of the students be.

LONDON c.Printedby )111-(2-1-1A N MII4NI I ',LAN, (of Bow-Street, Covelit-Gdrkirn); and t'ubiishe,tby WtL. L. ,4 Art ICY Pe Sc R rI, (ot South Mol ton-street, Gr,,vellr
At the SuN.OFFicr, No. 112, Strand ; where Advertireinerits, Orders -for the rater, Letlert for the Editor, &c, (tost-taid), mut be diidre4sed.
London, England, 1802-09-25

HANOVEk-SQUARE CONCERT ROOMS.
NifISS LINWOOD's EXHIBITION, with an
ADDITION of PICTURES this SEASON, is now
Open, and Will continue Every Day, Sundays ecepted,
from Nine in the Morning till Evening.
Admittance One Shilling.
To MEDICAL STUDENTS, &c.
This Day was published,
In Two handsome Volutnes, Oda* Price 16s. in boards,
K. CULLEN's FIRST LINES of 1116 P.RAC-
TICE of PHYSIC :.a New Edition, with th‘q:Au-
thor's last Correffions, and 'a Supplementary CoMpendium
of the New Improvements in the.moderß.Ptaclice
eine. , .

By P. REID. - ::' -..
•
Printed for Tames Wallis, No. 46, Paternoster-row ; and
Reid and Scott, Edinburgh ; where may .be had also ever)
other Work in Medicine, Surgery, and Anatomy. 1
London, England, 1802-09-25

NEW SORT OF WHEAT

ANEW Species of Wheat, obtained from Sicily,
is uttered to the Curious, which has the following most
valuable Properties : viz. I. It ripens near a month sooner
than English Wilcat. a. It gives a much larger increase,
;full one-fourth more on an Acre- than English Wheat),
and if managed according to the inclosed printed DireCtions,
it is wonder:Lilly prolific. Its Sttin is tender and thin, its
Flour very wnite :lid fine, and its Taste peculiarly stveet.
Ba4s or this Seed, from which twenty Bushels may be ex-
pected in refurn, are sold for-rers7-itt:at Crocker's, St. A -
ban's-street, Pall Alan. Printed Directions are inclosed,
which furnish a me' hod of cultivating all sorts 'of Corn, by
which an immense Expence is Saved, much finer Corn pro.
duced than ny anv other way,' and the increase is from Three
Hundred to undred Fald. No Credit—Pay Postage.
London, England, 1802-09-25

211.1 L N k A(

PORTSMOUTH, SEPT. 24.

AmitvEii His Majesty's Ship Andromeda, From
the West Indies, with General Sir Tlio. TiticcE
and Suite on board; The General lafided this morn-
ing;

Arrived the Diamond Frigate from Holland ;
Decade. and Cern Frigates from Jamaica.

Arrived the Revenue Cutter Roebuck, Captain
STILES, with a French Lugger called La Bonne
Mete, with contraband goods, taken off the Lie
of Wight.

Came into Harbour, His Majesty's Ship Arethusa.
Sailed the Dispatch, WooD, for Plymouth.

DEAL, SEPT. 24.

ARRIVED from Portsmouth, and sailed for Sheer-
ness, His Majesty's Ship Ambuscade, of 36 guns.
Came Down from the River, and proceeded im_
media tely on her voyage, the Suffoti, Captain Ro-
Bmsox, tar the Cape of Good Hop.
London, England, 1802-09-25

CAUTION.

Whereas Archer and Haughton have been Credibly in-
formed, that a great many
.people in this kingdornare.now,
and have been, for some time past, manufaeturing and sel-
ling Poplins and Tabbinets, as Irish, of an inferior quality,
under the name of'Archer and Haughton's Mantiladory," with
a view to discredit and injure their House; and a gross impo-
sition on the rublie. in general ; they are determined, as far
as lies in their power, to prosecute to Conviction any person
pr persons so vending Poplins and Tabbinets, under the
name of theitManufadure, that was not aaually bought at
their House

*** Merchants supplied to any Amount.
They have the honour to acquaint the Nobility-and Gen-
try, that their WarehouSe is stocked with a greater variety
of -Mourning Goods than is to be found in any other House in
TOWn, which they are enabled to sell (for ready itioney) at
prices much lower than they can be had elsewhere, the
whole being of their own manufaefure r—they consist of
white and blackßombazeens, Chamberry Muslims, Cambric.
Sarsenets, Rasdimares. for Widows, Armozines, dress Bar-,
celona Serge; Lutestrings, Cyprus Sarsenets, Poplins,
Modes, Crapes, Scarf Silks, Handkerchiefs, Bortibszets for
Servants, &c. also a great choice of Patterns in grey Poplins
and "Sarsencts, for slight Mourning. = English yard-wide
Poplins of a superiot quality, at 3s. 6d. per yard ; Velures,
double black Serge; and rich Irish Tabbinet in different
Patterns ; plain, corded, chain, -and striped, for Clergymen
'and Gentlemen who always wear black ; thiy never grow
rusty or greasy in wearing, being of the very best triple dye.
No second price ever asked for any article bought at their
House. _

N. B. Ladies own Spinning manufaEtured into Poplins or
Tahhinets ; Tabberays for Furniture of the different fashion-
able Colours, manuladured on the shortest notice. •
London, England, 1802-09-25

COPENHAGEN, SETP. 7.

ON account of the. differences with the Barbary
States, the Frigate Freya is fitting out to reinforce
the Danish Squadron in the Mediterranean.
The Decree concerning the War. Tax to be im-
posed on Land, is said to be now drawn up ind sent
to the CxowN, PR INCE for his approbatiOn: as soon
as his Royal .Highness.shall have confirmed it, it
wilt be immediately printed, and be in force from
the ist of Odober next.

The Danish East India Company intend to sell
by auaion, in the beginning of:Oacber, the rich
cargo of ChinesegoOds, brought by the newly ar.:
rived ship Chrirtianshave4. The ,tea is said to be
of a very superior quality. In the General Meet.
ing, appointed for the zoth, the dividend for this
year will be fixed. It is imagined each share will
receive from yo to too rix dollars.
Among the, persons who have received tire.
miums this year, for their extraordinary iridustry,
from the Royal Society for the Encouragement
,of
Rural Domestic Economy, -is a girl 12 years old
of this place, who in the course of the last twelve:
months has knit and sold five hundred pair of socks
and gloves-, made from the hair of the -refuse
pieces of skin from the furriers;
London, England, 1802-09-25

UNIVERSITY OF GLASGOW.
N the UNIVERSITY of GLASGOW, the usual
Preleaions, for the ensuing Session, will begin at the
following terms :
The Rev. ARCHIBALD DAVIDSON, D: D. Principal.
Cltysaes... 'Vat's 9,a4:"Ratlyan Df Qll3 141•4;,,,n). ',pent
I. LITERATUR ME AND PHILOSOPHY.
oday, Oetober-
Humanity, Public loth, at past 8
and it forenoon

Mr. Richardson.

( Monday, NoVern- ;
i ber ist, at i all
C ternoon.
Monday, 0 obber 1
loth, at ,'past 7 i
and lo forenoon. l
Monday, Novem- I
, ber Ist, at z af- 1
ternoon. . i
14614,j) 0 aober
. rotn,-at -1, past
C 8 '4r- 1 i fotenoon..
c Monday, Oaober
.. loth, 'at ?I, past
( 7& t r forenoon.
Monday, O&ober 1
Loth, at
• past 1,
.8 Bc.ll forenoon. 1
tiiesday,Novem- i
ber 9th, at 8 at'. 1
ternoon.
5 Monday, N oven; --)
/ btr 1, at 12 noon
T uesday,Novem_
9th, at ID fore-
• noon. -
Tuesday, Novem-
ber 16th, at 7
- afternoon.
Monday, Novem-
ber isth, at
afternoon.
Monday, Novem- 4j
ber tat, at 3 af-
ternoon.
Monday, Novem-
ber Ist? at 6 af-
ternoon.
Monday, Novem-
' ber ist, at 3 af-
ternoon.
iMonday, Novem-
ber ist, at B_4l-
- ternoon.
II.•THEOLOGY
Monday, Novem-
berlst, at IL
forenoon. •
Tuesday,Novem-
ber gth, at Lc);
forenoon.
Tuesday,Novem,,
ber 16th, at .12.;
noon. ' '''
;
111. LAW. l'
Institutes of the Civil Wednesday, No
vember loth, at;
Law • in forenoon.
IV. MEDICINE.

Humanity, Private

Greek, Public

Mr. Young.

Greek, Private

Logic and Rhetoric

Mr. Jardine:

Moral P hilosophi

Mr. Mylne.

Natural Philosophy

Dr. Meikleham,
for Dr. James
Brown.

Experiments in Natu-
ral Philosophy

Fiiit Mathematical

Second Mathemitical

.Mr. Millar.

Geography

Astronomy

Dr. Nleikleham.

Civ4 History

Mr. M'Turk.

First French

Second French

Mr. Cumin, as-
sisted by Mr.
Muirhead.

Italian

DMnity

Dr:Findlay.

Hebrew

Mr. Cumin.

Church History

Dr. Macleod and
Mr. M•Turk.

Mr. Davidson.

Professors and
Lecturers.

Dietetics, Materia
,Niedica and
rndtcy

Monday, Novem-
ber tat, at to
forenoon,
Monday, Novem-
ber 1st, at a t
fordnoon.
Monday, Novem-
ber Ist, at 12
forenoon. ,
Monday, Noverrt-
berist, at z af-
ternoon.
Monday, Novem-
ber Ist, at 7 al-
ternOon.

Dr. Millar, L.

Midwifery

Mr. Towers, L.

Theory and Pra&ice
of Physic

Dr. Freer, P.

AnatomY and Surgery

Dr.' JefFray, P.

Chemistry, and the
Arts connected with

Dr. Cleghorn, L.

Botany

May, '&53:

Dr. Thomas
Brown, for Dr.
Jeflray.

.CLINICAL LURES on the Cases of Patients in
the Royal Infirmary,,bY Dr. C LEGHORN and Dr. L.
LAR. The first Lecture by Dr..Cleghorn, on Tuesday
evemirts.,- the) 9th November, at six o'clock. •
WILLIAM .MEIKLEHAM Cler. COL
London, England, 1802-09-25

A RCHER and HAUGHTON, from Dublin,
Irish Poplin and Tabbinet Manufaatirers'a,id Mercers
to Her Majesty, their Royal Highnesses the Prince and
Princess of %Vales; Duke and'Dutchess of YOrk, Dutchess
of Wirtemberg, and the Princesses, No. 8, Henrietta-street,
Covent-garden, London.
The elevated Patronage of Her Majesty, the different
Branches of the Royal Family, and Ladies of the first Rank
and Fashion, it is hoped has sufficiently esqblished, in the
opinion of a discerning Public, the decided superiority. of
Archer's and Haughton's Poplins and Tabbinets, Gold,
Silver, Figuredt. and Plai,n Chamberry Nluslins and Italian
Cambric Sarsenets for Court, Ball DresSes, Turbans, to
render it unnecessary for that House to reply to the Adver—
tisements of others, whose chief pretension to the trade is the
copying of their Advertisements._
London, England, 1802-03-22

This. Day was. pUblished,
The 'Second. Edition, in Ole large Volume,. Ducklecimo,
Price in in boards, 4s. 'and a Small Edition oh tine wove
Royal Paper, Pricers baikrds, 6s. •
Ti-IE MEDITATIONS of 'a RECLUSE :
Chiefly on Rtligions Subjeas.
By 1014N.BREWSTER, M. A.
Vicarof Stockton-up6n-Tees, and GreathaM, in the County
London, England, 1802-03-22

PAACAS AT MAIDSTONE.'

,
ON the evening- the Assizes. at Maidstone termi-
nated, several of the King's Counsel and Serjeants
retired to dinner at the Star Inn, and indulged them-
selves in the pleasures of the table till towards
twelve o'clock al night.: At this time Mr. Ser.._
jeant BEST quitted the company in order to call-
upon his relation Mr. KNAP P, to arrange they. return'_
to town in the morning. As he was walking down.
the street leading from the Star to Mr., KNAPP'S
lodgings, he was passed by •two men who appeared
to regard him with particular circumspeCtion—they
-returned, and passed him a second time, and kept
their eyes fixed on him till he reache& Mr. KNAPP'S
door. , Mr. Serjeant BEST, on returning to' the
Inn; perceived the same two men standing opposite
Mr. KNAPP'S door. He had .not gone far, when:
they pasied him a third time, and one of them"
accosting- him, asked " If he. was Mr.. Serjeant
BEST ?" Upon his replying in the affirmative, the.
man who had accostedhim, said, " then, \ Sir, you
are a d—d impertinent scoundrel:" Mr. BEST im.
mediately did that which every Gentleman would
have-done, he knocked him down,
.and not know-
ing what sort oficharaders he might. have to deal
with; he endeaVOured to reach his lodgings.—
They pursued him, and came up with him just as
he had got to the door, when the same -ma*n who
, had used Such' illiberal language, assaulted and
struck him several'violent blows; a scuffle then en- ,
sued, and the' Serjeant's Clerk having opened the
door, the. aggressor-and. his companion were forced
into the house, when they turned out to be Mr.
SAMUEL FERRAND WADDINGTON and his Clerk.
The latter addressing the Serjeant, said, Sir, you
will recollect, I neither spoke to' or struck you.—
Immediately the Serjeant's Clerk observed, that
the same person had in the coarse of the evening
left aletter for hiM. The letter was brought and
opened ; it appeared to contain a printed Address
from ,Mr. WADDINGTON to the Hop-Planters, of
Kent, setting forth the services he had' endea—
voured to render them—the. sacrifices he, hadmade
of his fortune—the injury he had sustained by
the breach Of their contrails .him, and the
persecutions he had undergone. On the back was
written a note to Serjeant BEST,, intimating. " that
he t: as a scoundrel,' for having (in the exercise of
his professional duty) applied the .term 'fraudulent
to, those contraCts, and inferriog that, every. man,
who ',either publicly or privately, stated them -as
such,
.waS a scoundrel ; and adding,,-that he was to
be found at a certain inn in the Town till the next
morning,, when he should set off for Dover, where -
he was also to be met. with till 'a particular day."
Mr. BEST observed, that Mr. WADDINGTON'S COD.
duct rendered it impossible to meet him as a Man of
Honour. The parties then separated, and the Ser.,
jeant has submitted the- whole of the affair to the
consideration of Mr. ERSXINE
.and another legal
friend. .
London, England, 1802-03-22

THE OPERA.

King's Theatre

• FERR ARI'S Opera of Rinaldo D' Asti was repeated
on Saturday to a very. full House. The Trio, Duet,
and VIGANONI'S Cavatina; continue the favourites,
and were encored-.

The Piece was somewhat curtailed, which did not
dedua from its effl!&. The Comic Duet be-
tween MORELLI and ROVEDINo was deservedly
applauded.

The novelty of the evening was a new first Ballet
called La Coquette Villageoise, which afforded a
good opportunity for displaying some of HILL los-
B ERG 's Graces and Esllegleries.
Two new. Dancers, • -from the Opera of Paris, of
the second Class,
.made their. appearance in a Pas
de : Six, which was prettily composed. Messrs.
JouuERT and GASTON diSplayed much agility and
good dancing, in the little part allotted to them ;
bus they inclined a little too much to that style
called the Grotesque ;' which however tolerated and
even applauded in Paris, has never met with the ap-
probation of the Frequenters of this Ojera House.
We should recommend it to these Dancers, therefore,
to avoid, as much as posslle, this style, which will
only detract from the talent they seem to possess.
The entertainment concluded with Irza and all
the elegance and finished dancing of LABOR 1 E and
his Wife. Mad. GIJIARDELILE appears to gain
much on the public favour and applause. The
Audience was brilliant and crowded.
London, England, 1802-03-22

TO THE CURIOUS IN FISH SAUCE.
ITIE NOBILITY .GENTRY, and PUBLIC in
general, are respecifuiiy informed, J. BURGESS
Son's GENUINE ESSEN,CE Of ANCHOVIES, continues
to be prepared by them in the same manner that has given .
such universalapprobatinn for many years past. , •
The- long justly-acquired superiority of that Article
idly confirmed in the opinion of the County), at lorge..and of
Persons resident in all parts of the World, Arid having stood
toe test of trial,
.ranks it in the situation it now maintains.
The general utility of their Essence o.tAnebovies and other
rich Sauces for fish, &c. indnees thetin, from the numerous
.iitivertisements daily appearing, to caution Families,`&e. in
p;.rell4ng the same, as none is to be had of their Genuine,
b.,:t at their Warehouse as under.
b v,:ry Ito r Article in the• Oil Trade for family use, of the
befit quaiisy.
West-India Merchants, t aPtains of Ships, &c. ()dicers in •
the Army and Nave, supplied upon, the shortest notice for
the East and WesOn4lies, &c.
'For the convenience of Families in Scotland, they
have appointed .Mes,rs. R. Johnston and Co. Edinburgh,
their sole Agents for Fish SatiLzs.
'Warehouse,' No. t 47, cornet of Savoy-steps,
Strand, London.
London, England, 1802-03-22

A .New. Edi tipn Of

THE DUTY of OVERSEERS of the' POOR,
in a.smitlt Pocket Volume, Is. with a Ltat tor the
,MagiStniti•s'.Siim4tnre of their Appointthent,..is now print-
ing.„;ancl be ready tOr Delivery, in time fir the Easter
Petty Sessions, when those Officers .will be appointed..
Printed for Messrs. Prington) Hatetrard, Faulder, and
Gardner. -
London, England, 1802-12-04

PORTSMOUTH; DEC. 3.

ARRIVED the Scahsby Castle, from Bengal.;
Thames, GUEST, from Riga,. with masts -for Cadiz,
in 16 days ; Princess of Wales, WATSON, from
London; Two Brothers, TINDAL L, Thomas and
Mary, FOWLER, Sally, SIMPSON, from Sunderland,
With coals ; Mary and Jane, TUD I NG, from New-
castle ; Elizabeth, SHARP, from Shoreham ; Bewley,
BUCKLEWAY, from Swanage, for London ; Friends,
-VICE, from Plymouth, and Brothers, HARRING.-
Toti, from Waterford.
London, England, 1802-12-04

BIRTHS.

On Friday morniqg, in Berkeley-square, Lady Theodosia
Bligh, of a Daughter.
On Sunday last, at her father's, the Earl of Mount Nor-
ri N's villa, at Ealing-grove, Lady Annabella Macleod, of a
Son. (

On Thursday tact, the-Lady of Lieutenant-Colonel Forbes,
attic BOth Regiment, of a Daughter_
In Grafton-street, Dublin, the Lady of Major Hall, of a
Son.

111 ARR lED.

At Montpelier, near the Black Rock, Dublin, Beresford
Gahan, Esq. to Miss Townsend, daughter of the Right Hon.
John Townsend, one of His Majesty's Commissioners of
Revenue.

On Thursday last, Mr. Martin of East Molesey, Surrey,
to Miss E. May, of Brimptpn, -Berks.
London, England, 1802-12-04

FRONTIERS OF SWITZERLAND; Nov. 16.

FRom Zur;ch we hear, that Citizen RHEINHARD,
.who
,had been arrested, is again set at ii6erty. 'He
is'immediately to proceed to Paris, as Deputy of
-that City, to ,the Cons:ulta. However, several
persons have again been arrested, among whom in
particular are, Citizens WURCH, of Underwall,
and ?SISTER, Deputy of Schafbausen to the Diet of
Schwitz.—Citizen RAPE'S presence is now indis- ,
pensable in the Petty Cantons., in-Order,to,prevents
the consequences of the ferments which have arisen
there by reason of the.rigid measures taken. <to.
cording to a letter from Chur, dated the gth., the
promise of that.Oflicer, that no French troops should
march into the Orison's, has been attended by con-
sequences totally opposite to his intentions. The
Helvetic Authorities, not supported by an armed
force, haVe been unable to. restore the constitutional
.order Of thing,;, notwithstanding all their endeavours ;
the opisosition party has proceeded from threats to
hostilities, and preserved the' superiority.in several
places : even the Proclamation of the FIRST CoN-
sw. has been' torn down : so that the COnStituted
Authorities have been compelled to request General
Niv to send them troops.

NOVEMBP.R 17.
•
The disarming' of the Citizens has taken place
thraughout all Switzerland ; but it should seem, that
a great many inhabitants of the Forest Towns have
found means to avoid complying with this order. It
is now known, that the towns of Argau have caus-
ed an inquiry to be made for discovering. the au-
thors of the tumults, inconsequence of which seve-
ral of the Chiefs have taken to flight. For the re,
mainder every thing-is still in that Canton. The
late Senator MEYEtt, of Arau, a man 70 years of
age, is going to Paris at his own expence, to be
preset-it at the Consulta ; to which he has been in-
duced by the.peessing and incessant solicitations of
his fellow citizens and countrymen.

OLD M4ILEY.
London, England, 1802-12-04

on these subjects, or wished to conclude the rest
herself, in that case the Plaintiff, would have ex:.
ceeded his authority, and the fi*ment he made .
must be' considered as a voluntary' unauthorised
payment, and therefore not binding upon the Party.
His Lordship expatiated on the inconveniences
which might\ result front allowing persons autho-
rised to make bargains only, to pay the money for
them ; that might preclude the Party who appointed
the Agent from;` resisting the execution of bar-
gain; even although the other Party had committed
a fraud, and which fraud would have been an excuse
for not, performing the, contraa. ty thus taking
the affairs of Principals into the hands of Agents
beyond the scope of their delegated authority,
much mischief might arise. . The defets of an
original claim against any one might be cured by
his Agent paying. the money for him, and then
bringing an Mlion against his Principal. for money
laid out for his use.. His Lordship 'observed, in
this very
,Case, that Wagner; who let this house,
could' not have recovered in an Adion against
Smith who paid this money, for he would have
been barred by the Statute of Frauds, as the under-.
taking on the' part of Mrs. Smith to pay this money
for another, was nor in writing. His Lordship
went over the Evidence; and left the Case to the
Jury on the-question which -he had before stated,
namely, whether they thought on the whole of the
Case, the Defendant authorised the Plaintiff to pay
'this money tor her, or to make the bargain only ;
leaving the paymenc of the money, and reserving it
for herself. If they thought the authority was
only m make the bargain, the Plaintiff had exceeded
his Commission, and a verdid must pass for the De..
fendant ; but if he had authority to pay the money,
as well as' to make the bargain, the Verdit would
be for the Plaintiff.
•
Verdid for the Defendant.

At HOANSB r and Co.'s, No. 26, Cornhill, Tickets.
and Shares are on sale, warranted undrawn "at the
time of purchasing, and ail' Prizes paid on demand.
fhe First.drawn Ticket on Monday next will N.
entitled to to 0001. .and on Thursday next to
,
25,0001.

S HIP NEWS.

GRAV ESEND, nrc.

Passed-by—the Cora, srinton, from Bargadoes ; Sussex,-
Hunter, from Jamaica ; Sniith, from Petcrsburgh ;
Lord Nelson, ----,,from Saloc ;. PatilinT,Sophia, from'
Embden ;llarinotly, Saiith, from Zant ; lizabeth, Hankey,
from l)antzic ; Argo, Scott, and Thre4:l3rothqs, froni
Malaga. . _ ,

Sailed—the AdeoHa, Wilson, for Rotterdam, and Viaoria,,
---, for St. Vallery.
l) c: 2.—Passed by---the Echo, Kendall, from Jamaica ;-
Alert, Bligh, from MalAga ; evirddlehnrgh Packet, Mash-, from
Flushing ; 'Young Calais ; Alive, Har-
rison, and Napoleon, -Ewen, from Nor Way.
Sailed—the Duke of York, Burnet, for Barbadoes ; Samuel,
—, for Memel; Aquil9n,•Blackburn, for Bremen ; Lord
Donnegal, Dillon, for Belf4st.; -E•xpedition, 'Nell, tbr Ham-
bro' ; Negotio, for Catwyck ;, and the VrOw Magteldt,
De. Vrcyt, -for St. Vallery. -
London, England, 1802-12-04

STATEMENT OF THE BALLOT FOR THE ELECTION

OF THREE FOREIGN ASSOCIATES OF THE NA-
TIONAL INSTITUTE, IN THE SITTING OF THE
21) .FRIMAIRE (23U NOVEMBER), ISOZ.
1.-CLASS ,OF MATHEMATICS AND PHYSICAL

SCIENCES-.

*PALgAs, - 206 Votes.
CAV EDID MI) 157
VOLTA, - - 123
11.-CLASS OF MORAL AND POLITICAL

bu' 'fair MAIL. 6 0

itAtinoN,

t'os

, • ;
Supplement to tife' generalplarn Of irfnem--
nities, communicated in the Note .preietited ti? tli4
Deputation of the Empire by .the•Fiench and Rds:
Sian Nlinistei:si on the r stli inst. contains
minute alterationg which have been made in 'conse-
quence of the claims and representationt,ot particu-
lar Prinees.ind Cities. Atficing thote which may
be considercd as of more ithportante, the following
appear to be.the principal :
The ELFCTVIt of M v.NTZ is for the futtire not to
be stiled Eidfor and Arch-Chancellor, but Electoral
Arcli:cHnceilor ; and
,Aschittffnbierg IS not to be
stiled an EleCtorate but Principality. Thy Eler=
toral Arch-chancellor is also to be eleeted hereafter'
according to 'the statures of his ancient Bishopri&
The cities of Ratishon and Wein; lar"shall, as the
seats of the. Diet, and the judicial Chamber of the
EmPire, enjoy a perfdt Neturality in all wars of the
Empire.
' On the extinaion of the. House of Hesse-Cassel;
die Eleetoral, Dignity is to pass
,to Hesse Ddrin-
sta:ir, which 'receives two viril-votes for the Dutchy.
of Ifft-stpha /la and for SiarL-mbfirg; The right of
civil possession fir the Indemnified Princes and
Slates commences eight days before the ist of be.;
cember..

!TUT(JARD, Nov. 20.

THE Commissioners appointed by riTzul=tet2b.
and Bilden •for the !distribution of the-Indemnities
assigned to the Counts of the Empire in the circle
of Sucibia, arrived some days Since at Ochs-enbansem.
They have already begun their labours, and have
nominated Chancellor ScudrT, at Ochsenhautedi,
Administrator in Chief of ail the Territories form..
ing • the mass of. these Indemnities, commencing
from the ist of December.
London, England, 1802-12-04

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to try SP I LSBURY's DROPS, 'Which I sent for
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FO rilE kfcrir AbßiKoi-61y-.

At oil the roaring viat.Cs can tank,
Attd ;'itiooth the stormy deep,
SO the soft magic of thy Name, •
Lays FaaiOn't.rage asleep.

Great
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EXTRACT Chi A LITTER FlttiM PARIS, NOV. 24.

"In a former Letter apprized you of the Eleaion
of Mi. Fox as an Associate of the Nationa' I Instinsie.
I likewise observed, that the Institute• were pro-
ceeding to a ballot on the Eleffion of a Member for
the Class. of Literature and File Arts, for which Mr.
HORICE TooxE was a Candidate. In my last I for-
got to give you the result of this Elettion—a ne-
glea which I now hasten to repair. It has not yet
found its'way into any of the French Papers.
London, England, 1802-12-04

PLYMOUTH, DEC. 2.

ARRIVED the Bittern Sloop of War, Eagle and
Ranger Cutters, from a Cruiza.

Arrived the Danish Brig Conferentz, Captain
BAM, from Buones Ayres, laden with hides, bound
to Altona ; she was run foul of yesterday in the
channel by a large Dutch Ship, by which the for_
mer lost her mizen,mast, and the latter her bow-
sprit. Also the Dutch ships Dolphin, Capt. MAT-
THIES, from Amsterdam-, hound to Surinam, and the
Bodes Wolvaaren, Captain Titompsow, from Am-
sterdam to Demerara ; the Persr•verrrnce, , from
Cork with Troops ; and the Endeavour, Captain
HARRINGTON, from St. Luck, With part Of the
531 Regiment of Foot on hoard.
London, England, 1802-12-04

DEAL, DEa. 3.

Akßivsts this morning a Gun-Brig, Un-
known, from the Westward', and sailed thiougli to
the Northward.

Passed at the back of the Goodwin s Sands, ;phis
morning, two Sail of French Ships of War, one
bearing an Admiral's Flag, froth the Westward to
the Eastward..
London, England, 1802-12-04

THIRD DAY--FRIDAY, DEC. 3.

Ruth Mary Ann Turner was charied with a
capital offence, in feloniously stealing sundry arti-
cles. of wearing, apparel, and nine yards of lace,
value i 51., the property:of' Sarah Green, and for
burglarioUsly breaking etAt of the dwelling abuse of
the said Sarah Green.

The Jury, however, brought in a general verdia
of Nat Guilty.
Francis Finley, otherwise William Foot, &c. was
charged With a capital offence,. for feloniously fbrg-
ingt-&e. and uttering, knowing it to. be so forged,
a certain Draft, f 0: the payment of 421.
,purporting
'to have beetr drawn on James Sykes,, Navy Agent,
.by 'Cain, William Foot, to -- Hernshaw, with
intent to defraud' the said - Hernshaw.,

After pn examination of evidence, the, jury lital
no hesitation in finding the Prisoner Guilt;.—DeaLh.
Fourtee# otherdetainers, for offences nearly simi-
lar to the above, were lodged against this Prisoner.

'MIDDLESEX SESSIONS.

FRIDAY, DEC. 3.

lames Sayer! was indiaed for 'assaulting Thomas
Obchurch, 'on ?. Bth of August last, on the River
Thames, and serf ,need to two months imprisonment.
Patrick Terty was indieted for forging a Certifi-
cate on Chelsea Hospital„with intent to • deftaud
the Governors. He produced the Certficate at the
College to the Clerk' on the 29th of Oaober lasti•
when.he suspeEted it to be a forgery, and ordered the
man to attend the Board on the Monday following,
which he did; when the Governors were satisfied
that the signature was not that of General HEWITT,
hs.it purported to be ; which being clearly made out
to the tatisfaaion of the Jury, they found the Pri-
soner Guilty—
CatheiiNe McCarty was inaiacci for uttering
counterfeit money, on the 27.th.0f November last,
and sentenced sabe imprisoned two years.
Samuel. Benisift and Sarah Bennet 'were 'l4-
:1 on
a similar charge, the first was found f:ujity, anti
'sentenced to two years impriscraP.lnt : his w ifk.
was
discharged.
Ann 13x11 on a similar charge, and
was indiaee3,
found Gudty, When site wad sentenced to one_year's
imprisonment,
London, England, 1802-09-13

MARGATE, SEPT. It.

visitors find .amusement at Billiards, a
table being erefted in almost every public_house ;
some by exerting themselves to ..raise subscriptions
for ass-races, jingling-matches; smock-racing, and
pig-hunting, whilst others are more honourably
and humanely employed in the same manner for fuf-
tering humanity. • A Subscription was set on foot
for the widow and nine helpless children of a man
who, was killed by a waggon going over his head ;
"while 31. 9s. were colleded for the pig-hunt, tool.
were subscribed for the distressed family. -In
consequence of this triumph of benevolence, the
country sports are postponed till Monday.
There was a Masquerade at sKiclman's rooms, last
night, Which was not so numerously attended as the
former, but humanity for the above cause was pre-
dominant amidst this motley group ; among the
masks was a Mr. D. who, in the character Of a
Mendicant, introduced the orphans themselves to
the company; himself personating their uncle " jack
Barb," by a labefon his breast, and circulating the
well known song for their benefit, which had the
desired effect.- •

SHIP NEWS.

'POOLE, SEPT. 10.

Arrived—the Dart, King, and Helx' Carder; froth Ports-
mouth ; Russell, Tizard, and :Nestor,, Young; from Sunder-
land ; Trip, Wood, from Penzance ; Endeavour, Mitchell,
from Weymouth; and Friendship, Stroud, from Chichester.
Sailed—the Wiry, Rider, for Hull ; Venus, GoftOn, for
Sunderland ; and Exeter, Ashmore, for Dover: • ;

CRAyESEND, 'SEPT, it,

Passed by—the Earl of Abergavenny, „ Wordsworth, from
China ; .Porsgrodnd, from Norway ;- Warren, Bouch,
from Saloe..; • Fortuna,' Anderson,. and Symmetry, from
Christiana.. -

Sailed—the Commerce, Thorp, and Alert, 'Vonald, for
Jamaica ; Sportsman, Tor Seville ; Washington, Scott,
for Charlestown ; Nile, Pringle, Louisa; Baxter, and Young
Henry, —, for Hamburgh ; Telemachus, Hill, for Bil-
boa ; Vrow Etje, ----, and page Airey, tbr Rot-
terdam.

MARRIED. -
Last week, Lieutenant Jackson, of the 44th Regiment of
Foot, to 114Css Pugh,' of Hereford.
London, England, 1802-09-13

DIFIDENDS.

Nov. 30, Hawkins Bird, of Wine-street, Bristol, tea-
dealer, at ten; at Guildhall, London.
-Oef. 4. Samuel [ems, fohn Milsotn, and Samuel Howard,
of Bradford, Wiltshire, clothiers, at twelve, at the White
Swan, Bradford.
Od. ,Thomas Hawksworth, of Tamworth, StaflOrdshire;
. mercer, at five, 'at the Castle Inn, Tamworth.
Ott. it. Nathaniel Longbottorn, of Hallifax, grocer, at
. eleven, at the White Lion, Hallifax.
Od.• 4. Rev. Sir W. H. Clerke, Bart. clerk, late of Wal-
mersley, Lancashire, miller, at ten, at the Old Hare and
Hounds 'lnn, Burv.
' William Masters the elder, and. William Masters
the. younger, of Greenwich, wine. merchants, at ten, at

Guildhall,'
pet, . Reuirgaret Bat!man, of Corfe Mullen, Dorset.h;r,
miller; at ,eleven, at the King's-Head, yimborne-Minster.
.06t. ii. George Harris, of Bristol, grocer, at eltven, at
the 13ushTavern, Bristol. ' • ,
Ott. 2. ' Thomas letterson; now or -late.of &ludswell,
Yorkshire, dealer, at eleven, at thg Crown and Mitre,

. . . . ,
Carlisle. .
Oct. 6. Robert Taylor, ofNewton Moore, Chester, cotton-
spinner, at eleven, at the Bridgwater Arrni Inn, Man-
chester.

CERTIFICATES.
.oa. z. Nivart Moore, late of Lancaster, merchant.
joseph.Wilkinson, late of Lancaster, merchant.
Jacob Westlake, of Hampteston, Dorsetshire, maltstcr.
ohn Rideing, of Liverpool, merchant. •
London, England, 1802-09-13

T LT 12:1'1. F. S .

TILT SHIRE and Co. King's Head Tavern,
V V Poultry; have just . landed anothr, larga As'sort-
rnent of fine lively TURTLES' For Sale,:weighin& frorh
2o to aoolb. each. •
Turtles Drest every Day, in thehighest perfetion, and
sent to any part of Town of Country.
London, England, 1802-09-13

DEAL, SEPT. 12.

ARRIVED His Majesty's Yachts Royal Charlotte
and Princess Augusta, from Weymouth, and have
proceeded on to Deptford.

The East India Company's Ships Ganges, Albion,
Belvidere, Woodford, and Alfred, arrived yesterday
morning in the Downs from China. The Ganges
and Albion sailed the same evening, and this morn- ,
ing the Woodford for the River, and the Alfred and
Belvider4 remain.

By a Gentleman arrived at Plymouth, who has
been making a tour of France, and particularly of
its principal sea-ports, we learn the following in-
teresting particulars :—There will be, in the course
of this and the next month, ready for launching,
men of war; from 74 to 120 guns, at Brest, Roche_
fort, and L'Orient. Provisions of all kinds were
very dear; particularly in Paris.
The Lords of the Admiralty have IlireEted that
an, increase of pay should be granted to all the War-
rant Officers in His Majesty's service,
Lieutenant BUCHANAN, of the Peterell, was on
Thursday tried by a Court-martial, and dismissed
the Service for disobedience of orders, and leaving
the deck during his watch.
On Friday a Court.martial was held on board the
Wassenaer, at Chatham, on the Masters of the Alk-
rnizar, Capt. POULDEN, and the Gumbrig Ferriter,
'whcn the former was acquitted, and' the . latter
dismissed the Service, for selling spirituous., liquors
on board.