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INFALLIBLE GERMAN CORN-PLAISTER.

THE PROPRIETOR of this moil excellent
A. REMEDY is fo certain of its Efficacy having never
failed in a variety of Cafes, agrees, if it does not eradicate the
Corns, root and branch, TO SI:TIMM TEE MONET.
It will,on application, take off the Inflammation in afew hours,
deftroy dfadtually the Malignity without the feaft hazard.
Printed Direetions failed up with it. '
This is"the celebrated PLAISTER that gained fo much re-
putation in Germany, and has been fold in London upwards df
FiftrYearsi with the greateit reputation.
Sold Wholefale and Retail by T. Axtell, No. r, Finch-lane,
near the Royal Zxchapge; and alfo by Mr. Day, No. 7, Tavif-
tock-ftreat ; Mr. Wilton, No. 39, St. James's-ftre•zt ; Mr.
Swincy, No. at, Pall-Mall; Mr. Ward, No. 324, Holborn;
andritoulo t and Ce. NO. 150, Oxfor.l-ftrect. '
At 1,, by Bahia and Sheppard; ind loaner, printers.
-Bath, By Hazard, bookfciler' and Rofoman, perfumer.
Edinburgh, by Baxter, South Bridge.
Pottfea and Gorport Mr. Harding s.
Liverpool, by Mr. (lore, printer,and Mr. Jones ,bookfeller,
Portfrnouth, Mr. Motley, bookfeller

For itheumatifm, Rheumatic Gout, Sciatica, Lumbago, Head-
ach, Numbnefs, Palfy, Indigeltion, Flatulent Spifmodic or
flying. Pains, general Debility and Relaxation of the Syltenis
SPRAINS, BRUISES, CHILBLAINS, &c.
EXPERIEINICE has proved the mild liimulating
powers of WHITEHEAD's ESSENCE of MUSTARD,
Pills and Fluid, the molt effectual remedy ever made knows
to the world, having fucceeded in cafes of fix. eight, ten,
twenty, and even of forty years Rending, after other means
had failed, and it has abfolutely cured more patients of the
above complaints, than all the medicines ever before made
Public. The fluid Effence is fo fingularly penetrating and
fpeedy in its operation, as generally to tlfeet the cure of
'SPRAINS, BRUISES, and CHILBLAINS,
by a few a?plicatjons.
Whitchead's Effence of Muftard is prepared and fold at
is. 9d. each Box or Bottle, by R. Jou nsron, Apothecary,
No. is, Greek-ftreet, Sobo, London :
And its reputatio:i is fo univerfally eftablithed, that ft may
he had of every Medicine Vender In England, Ireland, Weft
Indies, and America.
To prevent countctfeit impofltion, purchafers Ire requefted
to obferve, the Genuine is diftinguiflied by the King's Patent,
and the Signature of R.JoIINSVON, the Patentee's own writing
on the label of each Bottle or Box.
London, England, 1802-12-17

NEW MEDICINE ACT.

At the only Warehoute for Dr. James's Powder, No. 45, 8t
Paul's Church-yard, Loudon,
7'HE-following MEDICINES are fold, at the
..a• prices annexed, including the Stamp Duties; and as it is
enadted, that from the aft of September, alioz, the Stamps
fhould be applied to all Proprietary Medicines, as well for
Foreign as for Howe Confumption, and as a Confiderable Addi-
tion is made to the Stamps on the Articles of higher Value, or
thole in Bulk, the Pjrices of Dr. James's Powder will be in fir.
tore 25. 9d. per Packet, or Ii ss. 6d. per Dozen; but the
Quantity of a Dozen Packets in a Bottle (as made up for the
Army and Navy) may be had for 11. 4s. And as by Favour of
the Commiffioners of the Stamp Office, Plates are prepared for
Mr. Newberg's feparate We, with his Name engraved in each
Stamp, the Public will be careful to obferve that the Words,
" F. Newberg, No. 45, St. Paul's," are printed in the Stamps of
all his Medicines; and as it is ?returned that this will he a fuffi-
tient Security againft Counterfeit 4, his Signature on the Lehi Is
on Dr. James's Powder will be ditcontinued from henceforward.
&amps will to allowed gratis, as ufual, to thofe who pur-
ehare Half a Dozen or more at a time, of the lower priced
Ardc'es. s. d. ~ eh
Dr. James's Powder 2 9 Lozenges of Blois aLi
a Bottle 34 o Freake's Tildt. of Bark 4 0
Analeptic Pills 4 6 Husham's ditto 2 9
large Box 24 o Englilh Coffee 2 9
Dr. Stcers's Opodcidoe 3 6 Genuine Ar^ueltifade 8 6
--.---- Convulfion Oil 2 6 Ornifk rk Medicine 8 6
•—•••-••• Camomile Drops 19 Inglis's Scots Pills i 0
------.-4 Paregoric Lo- Efienee of Peppermint I I
• - zenges - aat Grant's Drops - I I
Berry's Bilious Pills 4 6 Dr. H •oper's Pills a
Dr. Auftin's Ch .lybeate Glafs's Nlagnefia 3 6
Ditto - 4 o Henry's ditto - 2 6
D lby's Carminative 19 Norton's Drops 5 6
Effence of Coltsfoot 3 6 Spina y's ditto 3 6
Cephalic Snuff o 9 D.. Solander's Tea a 9
Spence's Dentifrice 4 o Grenough's Tindure alt
Jot es Rheum Mc Tine- Do. Tclu Lozenges a a
cure - 3 6
N B. Stamps with Mr. Newbery's Name are affixed to the
Brit twen- y Articles abode enumerated; a. d as many perfo. s,
particularly fervants and meffengers, ml ake his boort. he is
under the necellity of pointing out, that it is a.i tjle raft nd of
St. Paul's, ncareft to heapfide, and 'hat it has a large white
Ruceord front, on which thole wores arts inferibed:
I " Tag came WARMIOUSS tea DA.lAlics's rownW
London, England, 1802-03-31

kge, Oxford.
London Printed for F, and Rivington,St. Paul's Church-
yard ; Caaell and DaviCa, Strand; Harding, St. James's-eras ;
hod J. Cooke, Oxford.
rt. BMWs ECCLESIASTICAL LAW.
This day was pubillhed, in Four Volumes Oclavo, price t I ids
brood, a new Edition (befog the Silt%) carefully revifed and
brought down to the preient time, of
EC'C LESI A STICAL LAW.
By RICHARD BURN, LL.D.
Lase Chancellor of the 'Morrie of Carlifle, and Vicar of Orton,

in the County of Weftmoicland.
Whit Notes and References.
By SIMON FitASEii, Efq. Barrifterat Law.
Priosed by.A. Strahau, Law Printer to the Kings Met Fr.
ccilent Majefty ; for T. Cade!), Jun. and W. Davies, in the
Strand; and J. Butterworth, in Fleet-amt. Of whom may
air° be had. Dedicated, by PertnilSon, to Lord Kr/sr um,

• A new Edition (being the Nineteenth ) correffied and confi
derahly enlarged, of Dr. Durres Juftice of the Peace and ninth
Officer ; including all the Statutes and adjudza Cafes to the
prefent tune, and feveral new Precedents. Four Volumes Bvo.
Nice al. R.I. h' 1U11(1.

oc.-rAvo EDFI'ION of Mr. GIBBON's HIS 1 OKI'.
This day was publithed,
Handfomely printed in as Yoh. /Ivo. with a Portrait of the
Author, and Maps of the Eaftern and WrftLrn Diviliona of
the Romp. Empire, price 31. a as. in boards, a Lk:sr Edition,
being the Sixth, of
I'HE HISTORY of the DECLINE and FALL
of the ROMAN EMPIRE.
By EDWARD GIBBON, Efs.
Printed for A Strakan ; Cada, jun. and W. Davies, in
the Strand.

a The daft Six Volumes may be bad feparate.
N. B. There Twelve Volumes complete the orieinal Deign
oldie Author, and comprile the entire Series of lilitory from
the Age of Trajan and the Antonines to the taking of Cannon
tintpk by the Turks, and the Bilabial:anent at Rome of the
Dominion of the Popes.
As above may.alfo be had,
MlfeeUtneous Works of Edward Gibbon, Efq. with Me-
moirs of his 1.1. e and Wiltings compofed by HimfAf illualAt.
ed from Lis Letters, wits oecafional Notes and Narrative, by
John Lord SheiSeld, 2 Tots Ito. 21. t 3s. in boards.

To-morrow_. 4prill Is) will-bel
Tgy.l4,4tMeeht... RVIEI
For MARCH, aos.

Containing, among other Criticifms;ibe following important
and recent Publications . Soubvie's Memoirs of Louis XVI.;
Todd's Poetical Works of Milton; Agricultural Survey of
Lineolnatire ; the Ncw Annu.i Reeler for mSoo; Warner's
Exeurfions from Bath ; Hunlis on Pfalm and Prophecy ; Mae-
nelli's Poetical Works ; Fell's Tour through the Batavian Re-
public; Cozc's Hillorical Tour In Monmouthfttire ; Philofo-
phiral Tranfaetions for dos, Part IL; Strutes Sports and
Paftlmes of.the People of England ; Ring's Treatifc on the
Cmv Pox ; a nunwroisa Monthly Catalogue, Stc. &c.
London: Printed by and for S. Hamikon, Falcon--ourt,
Fleet-ftrret ; and fold by G. and j. Rubinfon, Paten:olio:-
1.4 w; by Rofs and Blackwood, Edinburgh; by Angus and
Son,. Aberdeen;' and by H. Colbert, Capel-ltr.:et, Dublin ; of
whommay be had any of the pemaineNumberes
London, England, 1802-03-31

the repeal ache income Tax, no proceedings be had in this
Court M teiation thereto; and ea the que.'Uon being put, it
svasrefolved in the negative, then the main queftion by;ng put,
That it appears to this Court that the Tax upon Income is
highly parti.d ana'nfrovelfive, inafintsch as no ditinetion what-
ever is Made between Income derived from temporary and
Sneluating coerces, and Incomes ariling from fixed and perma-
nent property? the fame WAS 1111animoully refolved in the
nifirntative.

Refolved unantmoufly—That the raid Tar, by veiling an
arbitrary and inqui Gtorial power in the hands of CommifLoiters.
la vexatious and degrading to individuals, deftruetive to the
credit and happincfs of Emilie,, fuhverfivc of that fpirit of in-
dependence fo neceiTary to the fecurity of a free State, and efta-
blilbcs a dangerous and alarming Innovation upon the prinei-
yes of the Britilh Conftirution.

Refolora unanimoufly—That the raid Tar, by the induce-
ment it Was out to ration and perjury, tends to deflroy all
refped for morality, and to introduce a total difreprd to
the fulcmn obligation of an oath ; and that the übjecli•m to
both its principle andoiperation are fuch as to preclude all hope
of rendering it jolt or equitable, tithes by amendment or mo-
&Station.

%Solved unanimouily—That a Petition be prefented to the
Honourable Houle of Commons, praying for aq immediate re-
peal thereof.

Ordered—That the f.Lid Petition be fairly tranfcribed and
figned by the Town Clerk, and prehnted to the Honourable
Houfe of COIIIIIIO3IS by the Sheriffs, attended by the Armen].
brancer forthwith.

Refolved unanimonfly—That the Reprefentativei tin's
City, and fuch other Members of this Court who have feats In
Parliament, be requelted to fupport the faid Petri( n.
Ordered—That the foregoing Ref°lotions be figned by the
Town Clerk, and publithiti iu the Morning and Evening Pa.
pers. WOODTHO 4 PE.
London, England, 1802-03-31

PLY %IrUnt, NPAR^Ii 19.

This morning arrived here (and we annoinee
it with a great d:a! of pleafure, bccaufe the 7!as
been fo long milling) the Doneafter tranfn
Capt. JOHN SHORT, from Alexaadria, hay' .g on
board .78 men of the 25th Re;;imer-
women, ant 2 children, all in p-771;:.7, .
failed from the coal!: of Egypt the 25:-.
arrivz I Pt Gibralt,r on the :30th
lowing, and N1,•1 (ram thence the 23d i:::-
bruary ; touched at Cork on the 26th Marc;l,
where file remained a few hours only, and then
failed for this Port, to jcin the other two 111;ps,
having on board the rim finder of the Regiment
which arrived here rear a month ago, and with
whom rite Doneafler failed from Alexandria.

Sailed for Tcrbay the MALTA, of 84 guns Capt.
DERTIi.

• Came in the Fiscit RD, 0140 guns, from a crude.

PORT3NIOUTH, MARCH 29.

Arrived at.Spithead the LATONA, of 38 gun*,
Capt. Sornegotr,from Weymouth: fhe failed a few'
days fence in company with the MI:DUSA frigate,
and it' was generally fuppofed fix was deflined for
the Wei Indies with ditpatches: the Sr. Floe, nzoi
of 38 guns Capt. PATERSON, from a cruize ; and Re-
NARD hoop, Capt. -Sprees, from Plymouth : alto
at St. Helen's the D:no, of 28 guns, armed en
flute, Capt. Cowry, with troops from Egypt : fc-
veral men of war are now heating up to St. He-
len's, and Come others ara in fight, but cannot learn .
their names, owing to the approach of night.
Paired by with a fleet of homeward bound Eat}
radiomen, the SeFFOLK, of 74 guns, Capt. CUR. •
Tl 3, fon of Sir ROGER CURTIS, Commander in
Chief at the Cape of Good Hope.
Saturday arrived the Dart, REAL, from Poole;
Elizabeth, HICKS, from Southampton ; George,
STRICKLAND, arid Hope, SIREDMORE, from Swan-
age; alfo, this day, the Marquis of Waterfor4
Pocu.k, from Wa:erford, with butter.—Sailed the
Rifleman, for London. The brig Harriott, PIN.
sort, of this port, arrived at Gibraltar, the 26:11
Feb. after a pall:age of 14. days. The Ocean tranf-
port is releafed from quarantine, and jull now, fix
o'clock, getting under weigh to come into har-
bour. Wind Northerly, blows frefh.
_ _

MARCH 3o.—The fhips that were Grin:ling tri
lail night, turn out to be the Success, of 32 gun',
Captain Buiturott, and Rostu us, of 36 gltn.
CULVERHOUSE, With troops from Egypt: they were
put under gum-amine this morning : at•.d the 1.411",
with flores, from Gibraltar.

Arrived the CAMBRIAN, of 4o guns, Captain
Tower, from Sheernefs ; Gage, Mitsssy ; Fanny,
13EALE ; Friendthip, RlcaAltos ; \Vahan] :Ina
Hannah, HICKMAN ; and Unicr., DAws,o4,-widi
proviflons; Brilliant, HURST ; and Rt-o!ctiro,
CRocklolD, with malt; Nellen, J. s ; Sin-
cerity, R. BADCOCK ; Venus, W. ; and Pro-
vidence, J. OAR, with groceries ; An-. G. Bo\ n ;
and Sally, J. Roost sR, kith %%heat, front Lon,l.ni.
Sailed the DELFT, Captain RIDMILL ; ALE..
MAAR, Captain POULUEN ; and CLIt ES. aimed en
flute, Captain Jos ES, with troops on bolt,' For the
Welt Indies; and RAVOLUTION IRF, of ,;c, giro ,
Hon. Captain MURRAY, for Islarcon ; alfo the
Dart, 13t.a.t., for Poole; and Ki:ty, CHIE:sr, foe
Cowes.
London, England, 1802-03-31

NAUTICAL INTFLLICFNCE.

111 CONTINUATION FROM THE PRECEDING PACE.

CRT NNOCK, MARCH 24-
Yeflerday the following veilels failed frern the
Tail of the Bank :—The Fanny, BRAIN ; t 4 ilii:an
and Margaret, Rf.vmotns ; and Peggy, Timm sow,
for New York ; ROIAM(111d. CV TH I ..L, for Charkt-
ton •' Aurora, FR A SER ; and Creicent. DEIN LOP,
for Trinidad ; Robert, GI asow, for Demerara ;
Diana, Gaossaan, for Newfoundland ; and Lady
BECK, for Newfoundland.—During the
night, which was very dark, two of there veffels,
in beating down the river, got on there, viz, the
Aurora, FILASER, for Trinidad, on the rocks be.
low Inellen, about a mile on this fide of the Point
of Towart. The tuft accounts that have been re-
ceived mention, that the rocks were fuppofed to be
through her bottom ; the was lying nearly on her
beam ends, with about fix feet water in her hold.
The greater part of her cargo, which is very valu-
able, may be raved, but Will be greatly damaged.
The other.veffel was the Robert, for Demerara ;
the ran on Chore on the Point of White Farland,
but the has got off again without receiving any
damage, and has jull retutsed (two o'cltrck) to
'the Tail of the Bank.—Juil arrives', the Mercury,
EcoricTow, from Oporto, with fruit and wine, in
14 days.

CLTDE. MARCH r 9.
Arrieef49l4oink-, Rl'Gregor, from Jamaica; and Leander,
&mart, from Curacoa.
Cleared out—.Robert,Gibfon, (IND!lllaririlj and Lore? Du-
n. elas, liladiet, for Hamburgh.

GLASGOW TONTINE tin.
The Dula of Kau, Cunningham, is arrived at SCllsomaes,
!mai Liverpool.
Maria, Graham. at Eirbadoes, from the Clyde.
Dominica Packet, —, at ditte, from LiverpooL
Audi, Wardcu, at Ditto, from Newfoundland.
London, England, 1802-05-04

GAOL OF DEVON.

WANTED a Governor of the Gaol of the raid
County, antifor the Penitentiary Houle, within the Paid
Prifon, at a Glary of apt per annum, with a Lodge, and the
ground furrounding the Prifon. The ftrieleft inveftigation will
be made Into the principles and moral cooduft of every perlim
who may think fit to offer for this appointment, and a refe-
rence to perfons to a due fituation of life will be required, to
eftablifh the charader of fuck applicant. The Isperior educa-
tion, anti the previous habit of command, when other trial/A-
mnon' are equal, will meet with a decided preference.
Any perfon wifhing to offer himfelf as a candidate, May re-
ceive any information from Mr. Sales, Clerk of the Peace,
Exeter, who can have inunedlate communication with the
Juftices. EALES, Clerk of the Peace.

CRANFORD BRIDGE INN. and POST-OFFICE,
Fourteen adios from LONDON,
ON THE BATH AND OXFORD ROADS.

EADAMS, (from the Grecian Coffee-Houfe)
. begs leave to inform the Public, that be has fueeeeded
Mr. Goddard in the above Prernifes, and attires them, that his
etmoft endeavours will be ufed, both in the Polling and Houle
Builnefs, to merit (and humbly folleits) a COCAIIIMACC ist their
favours.
Cranford Bridge is a pleafing and convenient change, bring-
ti7 nhe Stages nearly equal, with a laving of one mile to both
TO...lL—Polling at reducedprices.
London, England, 1802-05-04

SHEERNESS, MAY j.

Paired by from Chatham his Majeity's Hoop of
war A LON Zo, with difcharged feamen for fre:and.
Sailed his Majeay's frigate JAMAICA, Capt. Rose,
on a cruize ; and Sorlings Surveying Sloop, for
Harwich ; likewife the Hot/ ND !loop of war;
Wtt-
LtAM armed fhip; and the Loc yin- gun-brig, for
the river; Wind N. E. Blows hard.
London, England, 1802-05-04

LONDON.

TUESDAY, MAY 4.
PRICE OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK :
3 per C. Cont money, ydif--for May account, 77.
Reduced 73};—New I per Cent. sos I—Old ditto to 3--
Long Ann. sti-.-Oniniuns
London, England, 1802-05-04

• THE VTRP ROYAL, DRURY-LANE.
TO.NIOR ROW EVENING, MAY 5, tSoz,
their Nlaieftirs Servants will ad Shakefpeare's Play of
THE WINTER'S TALE.
xor tc.. M.. KEMBL.F..
Hrrmione, Mrs. SIDDONS.
To which will be added the Faree of
THE SULTAN.
Rovalana, Mn. JORDAN.
This Firr•lng—The Opera of Algonah ; with the Meek Dolton

I I !EA I'RF ROYAI.. COVENT-GARDEN.
ri-O-MORROW EVENING, MAY 5, itto:,
11 will be prefented Mr. Macklin's Comedy of
THE MAN OF THE WORLD,
Sir Pertinaz Macfycophant, Mr. COOKE.
And Lady Rodolphe Lumbercourt, Mn. GLOVER.
To which will be added the New Grand Pantomime Dratna,ln
Two Parts. called
BRAZEN MASK.
The new Open or the Cabinet is obliged to be deferred till
Saturday, on account of Signora Storaces revere indifpoStion,
when it will be performed, with Brazen Mak.
London, England, 1802-05-04

• • might have a time by the Treaty of 1783—the
Convention of 1787 did away—land the concep-
tion of that convention Rill retrained in full fOrce
—at leaft it would be alloived that no rival would
be ib prepofterous as lo urge a claim in India bp-
pofire to our intereft or will. Conceiving that a
prompt dilcuffidn was neceffary upon this queltion,
he would fupport the Amendment.
Mr. WINDHAM and Mr. PITT mutually tx-
plained.t The amendment was agreed to.
Sir W. ELLIOT gave notice that he would on
Wednefday next move for certain papers reflleet-
ing, the Definitive Treaty.
The CHANCILLOR of the Excnutysit requefied
to know what thefe papers were ?
Mr. Exttor anfwercd that he was not nnw pre-
pared to fay, but he would to-mod-mi.

+NZ LATE HINISTER.S.
Mr. SHERIDAN expreffed a with that the Ncible
Lord over the tvay, would defer his motion co ap-
prove the condua of his Majefty's late Minifters,
till after the Definitive Treaty Should be decided
on. He alfo tequefted it as a matter of accommo-
dation to tome friends of hid, who wiffied to attend
that dircuffion. He regretteti that he did not fee
an Hon. Member in hts place, whofe Motion of
cootie alto Rood for the fame day as that of the
Noble Lord's.

Lord BELGIAVE faid, the abfence of the Hon.
Member alluded to, tendered it impollible for him
to accede to the reqtieß of the Hon. Gentleman,
as both motions Rood for the fame day, Indepen-
dent of that,however much he might with to acorn.
mutate, he fa* no reafon for deferring his motion.
Mr. OM thought it would be neceltnry for the
Noble Lord to make his motion more fpecific. He
was rather at a lofs to divine the precife meaning
of it as it Rood entered on the books—whether It
means to approve the whole of a part of the con-
duEt of the lace Adminißration.

Lord BELCIAVE confidered the wording of the
motion fufficiently explicit.
Mr. Titan xv [diced, if the Noble Lord's motion
meant to approve the whole of the condud of the
late Adminitlration, which !ailed [7 years—whe-
ther it was meant to pafs a vote of approbation on
the condud of the Duke of Richmond and Lord
Thurlow? Befides it would be recollefled that tome
of the fanguine friends of the latter years bf the
late Adminifirstion, were among its moil zealous
oppofers at another period, therefore the Noble
Lord had better revile his motion, or there might
be forne difference of opinion among thofe from
whom he perhaps expels fupport.
Lord BILORAVE remarked, that his motion re-
lated only to the condul of the late Adminifiration
during the War.—Adjourned.
London, England, 1802-05-04

!RIC& OF STOCKS YESTERDAY :

Bank Stock
3 per Ct. Red. 736/
3 per Ct. Conf. 76111
4 per Cent gti i
3. pet C. A. 104 103
3 per C. Ann. 1797 1031
1..00/ Ann. it 9•16 7•1

Short Ann. s t-t 6
India Stock oast 226 oast
I*►P 3 Per Cent 744 74
Imp. Ann. lif 3-16
Eseheq• Bills 6s. to 7a. prem.
011111113 M 31 4 prem.
Conf. for May 77

The debate in the Hoare of Commons laft night
on the fubjed of the Definitive Treaty, though
fttort, was interesting. Mr. WINDHAM Rated his
objeaions to it with his nfnal force, and alluded
particularly to an article on the Treaty of Amiens,
which appeared on the 25th of April in a literary
mifcellany (the Merl-erre de Frame), publiihed
once every ten days under the immediate patron.
age of the French Government. As the article,
which is an attempt to demonftrate that the De.
finive Treaty is more favourable to France than
the Preliminaries, is interefting in itfelf, we have
laid a translation of it before our readers, in the
form of a note to that part of Mr. WINDN•M'S
fpeech which alludes to it.

This morning we received Paris Journals of
the IR infant. Their contents are not of much
importance.

Letters from Berlin Rate thather Royal Highnefs
the Hereditary Princefs of Orange received oa the
tzth of laa month difpatches from the Prince at
Paris, and that the immediately fet out for Potz-
dam.

According to letters from Vienna Count de
Mocamioo, formerly Ambafador from Ruffia to
Florence, and recalled by Paul I. is going to Corfu
on a particular miffion from bis fovereign.

A letter from the Banks of the Mein, dated
April 34th, fays, the marriage of the Prince('
CHAILOTTI of Hebb Ca&l with the hereditary
Prince of Saze-Gotha Is to be celebrated this day
at Cad. Count de Woaoazow, Ambalfador of
Ruffia to his Britannic Malay, arrived on the
a tit at Cologne, and neat day continued his
journey to Peteriburgh.
Tier: Congo& 56 E. 85 c.

Yeaerday a Wardmote was held for the eleaion
of an Alderman of Ca(tle•Baynard Ward, in con-
feinence of the refignation of Mr. Ham. The
Candidates were Mr. Rtosv. linen-draper, of Lud.
gate Hill. and Mr. P. Mawsu. when the thew of
hands being in 'favour of Mr. Rum, he was de•
dared duly elected.
On Saturday lalt, at the molt numerous Meet-
ing of Freeholder that ever was alfembled at
Cambridge on fnch an occafion, Lord Cuaat.as
Somas's. Manures and Sir HURT Parrot. were
nominated to reprefent that County in Parliament,
on the vacancy occalloned by the death of Gene-
ral AMAMI, when the Sheriff declared a decided
majority in favour of Lord CHARLES SOPIRRSET
MAWS ses.--The numbers were upwards of five to
one in hie Lordilip's favour.
London, England, 1802-07-09

CORY MiIRKET3.

CORM INSPiCTORS RETURN FROM OXIIIRiDCI.
JUL 8.
taeat. per Load, from 161. Jos. to 191.
Barley, per Carter, from 11. los. to 11. 14s.
atts, per Qoarter, from 11. to 11. 6s.
per (Zo.arter, from 11. I 2s. to It t6s.
Pea::, per (Z2:trier, horn 11. 18s. to 21. 2f.

MARIC•LAR6, JULY 9.

We can note no material alteration in the Wheat
Trade from ha Mond ty, nor do we think an?
other Ipecies of Grain has materially varied—
hnich will depend on the we:Wier for oar furore
fltittuations. We quote our prices of th:f s:h, and
refer thereto for particular information :

Englith Wheat, per quarter, 465.545. 665. to 645.
and 7cs.

Foreign Ditto, 6os. 665.
Fine Dantzic Whtat, nominal.
Rye. 325. 345.
Barley, 20S. 265.—(Malting) 305. 335. 345.
Malt, 465. sos. 515.
0.125, 16s. tys. 2 is.
Horfe Beans, (New) 305. 335.
Tick Beans, (clew) 265. 295.
Hog Peafe, 305. 345.
Boilers, 345. 38s. 395.
Carraway Seed, 365. to 435; per ewt.
Coriander, 265. to 295. per cwt.
Canary, 745. to 78s. per cwt.
Rape Seed, 31.1. to 361. per laft.
Flour sos. 535. per fack.

NAUTICAL INTELLIGENCE.

MAILS THIS DAY. WIND S. W.
LIRIVID.
K

PORTSMOUTH, TtJLY 8.
This dayarrieed a man of war, but the weather
being thick and hflicould not learn her name
kin time for po e Alexander, MaxWeLt. ;
and the Lord DuncAti, 'Norma, were this day
releifed from quarantine. The Albion, Hool,
has got nnder weigh for Barcelona, but it is doubt.
ful whether The will be 'able to get away, the wind
being ibutherly.
London, England, 1802-07-09

To the GENTLEMEN, CLERGY, and FREEHOLDERS
of the COUNTY of HERTFORD.
CIENTLVMEN, Hertford, Joh 7, dos.
HAVING had the Honour to be unanimoufly
nominated as a proper Perim to be one of your Repro-
ft matins in the new Parliament, I take the liberty to rt•turn
you my hearty Thanks, fur this ire& proof of your good opinion
and cltrern, and to folieit the Favour of your appearance and
Support on Saturday next, the sc:th Inßant, at the F.leelloti.
It it Stall be your pleafure to choofe me again into this im-
portant Trutt., you may depend upon it I win fcrre you honeftly.
1 am, Ueutlonen, with the grenteit grahatle.
Your faithful and obedient fervant,
WILLIAM PLUMER,

To the GENTLEMEN. CLERGY. and FREEHOLVERS
cf the COUNTY of NORTHAIIII/lON.
HWING this day, at a very numerous and
refpedtable Meeting. been usanimoufly nominated as
Candidates to have the kiiitinituilibeel honour of metre:Ain
you again in Parlionteut. p‘rmit IA thus publicly to renew the
offer of our fervicet, act! to folicit your rapport ott the day of
Iketion.—Should we vain be thimght worthy of your con-
hdreee, we &Ai confider it as a Littering ttlimony of your
favourable opirion of our rail condudl, and than ftudy is
uterit a tontinuabec of it by ay.ry mans In our power.
We n.tisaio, Getitkrinen, with the griteft truth
Your molt obliged and faithful f.rvants,
F. DICKENS.
W. R. CARTWRIGI/T.

Northampton,
ply fi, t $O2.
London, England, 1802-07-09

MALPRACTICE 01? AN ATTORNEY.

Mr. PARINI moved againft an attorney at Lan-
caller, whom de did not name, that he fhould
anfwer an affidavit, Rating the following facts :
That he was employed to fell an elate of the per-
fon who made the application, in order to pay a
debt of the feller's, at Manchefter, amounting to
3501. He accordingly did fell the elate, and re-
ceived for it fool. He was direded to pay the
debt at Manchefter, and/ectived a bill for that
purpok This bill he brought back,. Paying. he
could not get it difcounted, becaufc it was not
made payable in London. He accordingly got
another payable in London; but infteai of pay-
ing the debt for which he received it, he paid it
away in difcliorge of a debt of his own in Town,
and charged in his account as though he lnid paid
the debt at Mancliefter, which he perlifted he had
dune. He had alto attempted to impoLe on his
client, who was an illiterate man, in other refpe.ls.
Lord Etc/mar/ROUGH laid, this was not merely
an abufe of his character as an attorney,it was
matter fur an indidment, and nut to be difpofed
lof by the prelint application.

NANCE V. PIGOT, ESQ 4
This was an Anion for goods fold and delivered
to a Lady who, at the time, was understood to be
the ..wife of the Defendant, who was an Officer in
the Service, but which was (ince found not to be
fo, and not now living with the Defendant. It
appeared in evidence that thefe goods were linen:
drapery, and that they were delivered to this Lady;
that the Defendant had lived with this Lady for;
many years, and bad always treated her as his
wife ; they bad lived together for many years, and
bad four children, &c _•_
_ _

Mr. &emus faid, he had very few words to
addsefs to the Jury, becanfe my Lord was to de-
termine the law of this cafe, for it was not in his
po‘vcr to alter the fails of it, by any evidence.—
thic Ainn

to much ailba II Tent; *Mt *Nth -the ought to'
have fupported Ilea-elf, but inftead of it, the went
round this treat town from tradefman to tradef-
man, old took uti guods, andenormous bills came
upon the Defendant, fo that when he was with hi..
regiMene, he was run up in debt molt enormoully.
and, thercfiwe, he mutt put a flop to it. He had
nothing more to do thansto leave the cafe to the
Juryt i
Lord Et.t.extioatitycsn." It is perfealy clear,
that a huilnuni apfwerable, up to the este-tit of
his degree in life, lot. any debts the wife may rea-
fonably contrail; and if a man permits a woman,
who is not his wife, to airtime that charaetcr in life.
that. the does fo with his countenance, and he af-
ftth her in it, fo that fhe is fo confidered by thole
with whom fhe has dealings, be shalt be anfwer-
able for her contra&s in like manner as if the was
really his wife, as much as if the rites of marriage
had be legally folemnized between them. So
Ilan& the cafe here, and, therefore, if you pleafe,
the verdia will be for the balance due, at proved
by the witnelles examined on behalf of the Plain,
tiff." Verdkt for the Plaintiff, Damages 291. tos.
pd. the balance due.
London, England, 1802-07-09

AILTICLIIS OF THE PRAM

James Porter exhibited articles of the peace
againft Jane Porter, his wife.. The articles Bated
that the parties were married in the year 3771,
and were parted by mutual agreement in the year
1790, when he agreed to allow her 401. per ann.
which he had always paid. They farther ftated,
that her ill conduct had been fuch that the was
obliged to leave many lodgings which he had pro-
vided for her, and that fhe (pent her money, and
fold her clothes, to buy liquor. She frequently
came and made a riot about his door, on all which
occaftons the declared (he would put an end to
him ; and in the conrfe alai! year, when he made
a tour to vifit his friends in the country,lhe-fellow-
ed him on foot, and declared her intention of do-
ing him harm.
London, England, 1802-05-03

FROM THE PARIS PAPERS.

Hoene, Aram 22.—We learn that the Englifh
Government has fent orders to the Moluccas to
coiled, before the Britifh troops evacuate thefe
islands, feeds of all the different fpices, and to con-
vey them to Jamaica and Trinidad. The fpice
trade, which we carried on exclufively, and which
contributed fo much in pall centuries to enrich our
merchants, will thus be divided between us and
foreign nations.
Roma, Aram to.—On the 4th a courier arriv-
ed here with difpatches from the Firft Conful to
the Holy Father, containing an account of the
Definitive Peace. Next day Cardinal Con soLvi
caufed to be publilhed the Treaty concluded be-
tween France and England, and gave orders that
the illuminations and other ligns of public joy,
ufual on fuch occafions, Ihould be exhibited for two
days. Two other French conkers pallid through
this place tor Naples. Generol AcTus and the
Marquis del VASTO, Grand Major-domo of his Si-
cilian Majefty, have arrived in the latter city.—
That Monarch is expelled in his capitll towards
the commencement of May, and great changes are
announced for that period. The Chevalier d'Axo-
RA is to repair to Naples on the fame account
and it is laid General MURAT will go thither :No
for the fame motives. General MURAT left Milan
on the 15th of April.
Mtt ate, Aram 9.—As the Catholic Apollolie
and Roman Religion is the Religion of the State,
and u the armed force ought to honour the ex-
ternal ads of the Catholic worfhip ' • the Vice Pre-
fidenp has given orders that when the Holy Sacra-
ment paffes any guard or military poll, the troops
Ihall put themfelves in arms, the drum Ihall beat,
and the Commanding Officer at their head, Ihall
falute with his (word, while the foldiersprefent their
arms. In like manner, when a detachment meet
the Holy Sacrament, they Ihall halt, and pay the
fame military honours, accompanied with mufic
and Bags fainting.
London, England, 1802-05-03

DENMARK.

COPENHAGEN, APRIL 17.—0 n the 14th inflant,
the following Royal Proclamation was ailed, with
refpeet to the abolition of the Ordinances concern-
ing the obtaining of Latin Sea-paffes
" We, Coats Two the Seventh, &c. hereby
make known, on account of the war which had
broken out in the 1793, between the feveral
European Naval .e.oWers, We found ourfelves
called upon, for the fecurity of the lawful Naviga-
tion of our beloved and faithful fubjeas, to caufe
the requifite ordinances and regulations to be ifrued,
We are now enabled, in conformity to Our pater-
nal concern for the welfare of Our country, after
the final conclufion of Peace, again to remove the
reftraints, which circumftances and Our treaties,
entered into with the belligerent powers, obliged
Us to impofe upon the trade of Our fubjeas by
tea. As the obtaining of Royal Sea patio, order-
ed during the war, is from henceforth unneceffary,
it is Our moil gracious pleafure, that Our refcripts
iffued under the and and 23d of February, and
ft of March, 1793, which contained the regula-
tions to be obferved by Our trading fubjeas dur-
ing the war, be repealed and of no avail ; as
We are in like manner pleafed hereby to annul
Our Proclamation of the 28th of March, 1794,
refpeaing the enforcement and more corral- ob-
fervance of the laid refcripts, as alto Our moll
gracious rcfcript of the 3oth of Oitober of laft
year, refpeaing the more exaa defcription of the
goods confidered as contraband of war by the Eu-
ropean naval powers during the war ; and to de-
clare the fame refcripts in like manner of no avail :
wherefore all and every, &c."
The community of Aalburg has, on the ad
inftant, prefented to ninety-fix men of the third
regiment of Jewilh infantry, who were prefent at
the naval battle in the Road of Copenhagen, a
beautiful medal, prepared by the famous bledalliti
Loos, at Berlin.
The export of corn, and hogs and bacon, which
had been hitherto forbidden, is now again per-
mitted; but the Royal ordinance on this fubjea
has not yet appeared.
The former Danith Ambaffador at Paris, Privy
Coimfellor &ova, and the Chamberlain lhomal
London, England, 1802-05-03

GERMANT.

VIENNA, A, it. 17.—The Archduke Cusitts
has had a fevere return of his illnefs.

Tranquility is again reftored to Corfu. The
ancient Senate is re-elLibliflied, and the forts are
occupied by Englifh troops. PA SWAN OG LOU On
the sth of this month beat the Hofpodar of Walla.
chia, and routed his troops.
Ku REM aunc, APRIL r2.—lt is now known with
certainty that the bufinefs of the Indemnities will
be brought forward at Ratilbon after the F..dter
holy-days.

!litmus., APRIL zo.—The report that the In.
demnities of Prullia are to be looked for in Weft.
phalia, and that a new brigade of fufileers will be
then formed, gains general belief ; but iwe have
hitherto feen nothing of the marching of troops,
of which the Dutch papers (peak.
HAMBURG/1, APRIL 14 —After the Definitive
Treaty of Peace, all the French and Swifs who
enjoy Englifh penfions in Germany, mua take an
oath before the ntagiftrates of the plane, that they
are in no other relations of fervice or pay.
Some difficulties have arifen on the fide of the
Grand Duke of TUSCANY, with refpeet to the in.
demnifying of this Prince by the propofed exchange
from Venice, initead of an indemnity in Germany.
Aran . t6.—An encampment, it is Paid, will be
formed at Drefden next autumn. It is added,
that on this melon the King of Pausste, the
Archduke CHALLIS, the Grand Prince Commis.
rims, the Duke of Blum swim and the Landgrave
of Huss-Ca:ism, will vifit the Eledor of Saxon'
for Tome days.
London, England, 1802-05-03

PLYMOUTH, MAY i.

Came in the Arty tranfport of London, Capt.
BUXTON, from Egypt, bound to Spithead, having
on board 215 men of the I:Zieen's German regi-
ment, and 32 men of the 3oth regiment of foot:
(he failed from Egypt the ifith of December lail,
arrived at Malta thh 4th of January, failed again
on the 3d of February, arrived at Gibraltar on the
12th of March, and left it again for England on
the 17th following : the crew are all healthy except
one man, one of them fell overboard during the
voyage and was drowned : came in the Providence
of London, Captain BROWN, from Dublin, bound
to London with fpitits ; the Anna Catberina,
Captain WOR M AN, from Stockholm, with tar, &c.
for this port; the Anna Catherina, Captain HOL 3T,
from Dram, with timber and deals, bound for this
port; the Indullry, Captain Tsivirr, from Wa-
terford, for this-port with provifions ; the Fami-
lien, Captain Hozu, from Longfound, with tim-
ber and deals for a market ; the Henrietta, Poim-
Kr, from Honduras, for London, with logwood
and mahogany; and the Childuim, of Carlfcron,
Captain PAL I Ncky 'sr, from Dantzick, with timber
for the Dock-yard.
London, England, 1802-05-03

PORTSMOUTH, MAY i.

This day arrived the Norwell, Capt. Wm.
M,lcactiKte, from the Downs, bound to Quebec:
the Good Intent, STA L Erott, from Bremen, bound
to Lifbon; and his Majelly's Chip BEAttLisu, from
Torbay.—The fhip America, RoBINsoN, has failed
from hence for America.. Went out of harbour
the St. Mary's Planter, GALES, bound to Quebec:
will fail to-morrow. Went out alfo thelulius
Cefar, WALKER, bound to Deptford. Sailed the
BASILISK gun veffel for Ireland. Arrived the
PICKLE (loop, with the Swift fmuggling cutter,
having on board about 30o calks offpirits.
MAY 2.—This day failed his Majelly's (hips
CLYDE and Umicom to the eallward ; alfo the
LATONA for do. Arrived the Atalante, —, from
Plymouth, bound to London. The Telemachus,
Mus.m, was this day releafed from quarantine.
London, England, 1802-05-03

ITAL r.

FLORENCE, APRIL tB.—By a Proclamation it
fued on the 15th intl. the King of Etruria rellore.
to the Sovereign Pontiff, over the religious order
and Bifhops, and the Clergy, both fecular aid
regular, the fame jurifditlion in ecclefiaffical and
fpititual matters, which it appears to him he ought
to poffefs, for maintaining the authority of the
church, and liberty of confcience. By article 3d
of this Proclamation all the property of the church
is declared inalienable. The sth article affigns to
Bilhops the examination of books printed on every
fubjeet whatever, or which Shall be Introduced
into their diocefes. According to article Bth, the
Bifhop may order retreats of penitence, interdiet
from the exercife of the miniftry, and fufpend de.
linquents from receiving the revenues of their be.
nefices.
London, England, 1802-05-03

GREENOCK, APRIL 26.

The Pomona, Captain RAMSAY, from Jamaica,
arrived on Saturday after a 'mirage of 41 days.—
Sailed from Port Antonia 14th March, with the
(hip William, GRADWELL, bound to London, and
parted fame day. Came through the windward
paffage, faw a Britifh chip of the line and a great
_number of frigates cruizing off Cape Tiberoon ;
hone of the latter bore down and paffed the Pomo-
na's (tern, and afked the news; law only one French
(hip of war off St. Domingo ; left at Port Antonio,
the Amazon, of Liverpool, COSNAGHAN, one of
the fleet that failed from Jamaica in November,
and hating fprung a leak at fea, was obliged to
put back there, unload and repair : her carp was
again on board, and fhe would fail in eight or ten
days after the Pomona. In the revere gale of the
23d February, at Ann,ita Bay, the (hips Lancaf-
ter, of Lancafter, and Carleton, of Live: pool,
partly loaded, and two American fchooners, were
totally 1011, the crews and part of the cargo raved.
The Mary Ann, KNOWLES, of London, received
fo much damage, that the would be obliged to un-
load. The packet for England failed eight days
before Captain RAMSAY.
Arrived alto on Saturday, the Diana, CAMP-
BILL, from Charleflown, in 29 days.
Yefterday arrived and paffed to Port Glafgow,
the Mary, of Greenock, Jamissom. from the Bay
of Honduras, in eight weeks; and this morning,

\
London, England, 1802-05-03

SWEDEN.

STOCKHOLM, APRIL 13.—1 t is now refulved,
that the corpfe of the deceafed Hereditary Prince
of BADEN is to be conveyed to Germany, and a
copper coffin is preparing for that purpofe. The
High Chamberlain of the Prince of BADEN, Baron
GausAu, who is expelted (hortly from Carlfruhe,„
is intrufted with this commiffion.

By a Royal ordinance, which was publilbed in
all the Churches here, the day before yellerday,
the ufe of coffee, which for a year was forbidden,
is again allowed. The tax on it is fixed at 3d. $
pound.
The King has now ordered a uniform for all
civil officers. It confifis ola blue frock with but.
tons, on which appear the arms of their Province,.
and a white wailicoat and breeches.

The Swedifh fhip Neptune having unloaded at
Tangiers the prefents intended for the Emperor
of Minorco, was attacked in the night between
the acth and 2 Ift of February by a pirate, whofe
crew confined of 17 men, who plundered the
Captain and his crew, leaving them nothing bat
the clothes they had on at the time. This event
being announced next day at Gibraltar, an armed
(hip was immediately difpatched from thence to
look after and feize the Pirate. The Swedifh Cap-
tain left Tangiers on the 27th of February, and
(leered his coutfe for Gibraltar and Malaga.
The Eafl India Company's (hip, • Drottningen,
is fafely arrived at Gothenburgli.
London, England, 1802-05-03

LIVERPOOL, APRIL 29.

The Ceres, Elliott, from ditto at ditto, and going to Trini-
dad. The Diana, Williams, was well at St Anne's Bay, the
26th February.

The AinfoM, Clark, from Ulverfton to Workington, was
funk on Wednefday night, the at ft init. on Moat Bank. The
men took to their boat, and landed at Bardfea-Mill on Thurf-
day morning. The veffel is fince got up again, by difcharging
her cargo, which is fare.
The Fortitude, Thornton, from hence to the Baltic, was loft
the loth inft. at Caithnefs,—Crew laved.

Capt. Chalmers, of the Barton, arrived here from Bart•adoes,,
fpoke on the z3d ult. the Kingfion, Benton, from Nrweaftle
to Jamaica, in 1at.17. so. N. long. ss. W. zs. days from the
Lizard.

Capt. Maginnis, of the fhlp .Dick, from Trinidad, on the
2111 In& In lat. jo. sp. N. long. a 6. W. (poke the brig NPHen-
ley, Gardner, from Philadelphia bound to Glafgow, out 22
days, all well.

Capt. York, of the Adtive, on the 4th MIL (poke the Galen,
Hinkby, from London to Bofton, lat. 42. 27. N. long 64. 1$
W. out 32 days. On the 18th, fpoke the Mount Vernon, Boy-
intont from heuce to Bofton, in lat. 47. 58. N. long 24. W. out
i 6 days. On the sift, (poke the Two Sifters, Knight, in lat.
So. 3S• N. long 7.18. W. bound to Portland.
London, England, 1802-05-03

YARMOUTH, MAY 2.

Friday evening the Hon. Mr. GORDON and fuite
arrived here to embark on board a packet fOr Cux-
haven; but no packet being here, they left this
place yefterday morning for Harwich. Yeiterday
failed the CROIZEI armed brig on a cruize to the
fouthward. The packets, which are to be on this
(Winn, for Cuxhaven, are expelled by the middle
of this month. Admiral DICKSON has this morn-
ing left this place for his feat at Hardingham, near
Norwich.
London, England, 1802-07-31

Vicar of Hurley, in Ilcrliddre, Chaplain to the F.arl of Dom-
hits; Author of the Brides Nepus, the Elements of Natu-
ral Hiftury, &c.
Printed fur ktc ita no Palma-its, No, 71, St. Paul's Church-
yard; and Ind by all Boukfellers.
Of whom may be had, Dr. M. avon's Hisroar of Gucci,
lately publifhed in two volumes, ins.
And the Volumes of his Univerfal Hißnry, in twenty-five
Volunit.s,at they are pinliflacd on the firft Jay of every month,
price ss. each, or rt. yd. on common paper.
London, England, 1802-07-31

FROM LLOYD'S LIST.

Dem., pay 3o.—Arrived and failed for the River the Ada-
mant, —, from Cadiz, and Lord Middleton, Hawkins, from
New Priwidence..--Wind S. W.
GRAVESEND, Jutv 30.-LSalled the Elrez, Beta, for Venice;
Andrews, Morley, for Africa ; Severn, —, for Bar badoes ;
William and Henry, Ducll, for Jamaica ; Elizabeth, Reid, for
Amltertlasi ; Progrefs, Baker, fin Hamburgh ; Two Friends,
Vol., for New York ; and Twe Gebroeders, Halk, fur Rouen.
London, England, 1802-07-31

NAUTICAL INTELLIGBNCE.

MAWS TIES DAY.WIND S. W.
DUI.
I Dublin,
I Waturfbrd
I French

PORTSMOUTH, JULY 30.
This day arrived the Francis and HanicttiCapt.
Parr, from Malta, and is under quarantine; the
Role, WEEKS, from Havre; and the Onion; BAR •
Row, fromßriftol.—Sailed the DiANA frigate to the
Weftward ; and the Friendlhip, PIERSON, for Lon
don. His Majefly's fhip GENEREU X was this day
releafed from quarantine. Two Male ConviEts
arrived from Wales, and were fent on board the
Portland at Langflon Harbour.
London, England, 1802-07-31

ARRIVED

Off Dover—Britifli queen, Ball, from Grenada ; Sovereign,
Sale, from Tortola; Baltic, Blunt, from Georgia; and Anna,
Augufta, Criltall, from Alexandria.
At Liverpool—Mary, Briant, from Oporto.
At Bridlington—Traveller, Lamplaugh, from Peterlburgh.
At Cowes—Aurora, Burkham, from New Orleans, and
Fawerzebria, Gimms, from Madeira.

At Clyde—Britannia, Service, from Jamaica ; Lady Bruce,
M'NUlage, from Tobago; and Eagletou, Douglas, from Saint
Vincent's.

In Yarmouth Roadn—Foe, Irwin, from Greenland.
At Southampton—Jame*, Patterfon, from Oporto.
In the Orkneys--Mellith, Stowers, from Davis's Streighta.
At Dunkirk—Antelope, Cora, from Virginia.
At Bilboa—Farmer, Deiawall, from London.
At Grenada.—Fortitude, Aiken, and Hampden,—, from
London.
London, England, 1802-07-31

At St. Vincent's—Strenfltall, lieflop, from London.

At St.Kiter—julim, Authorn, from London.
At Hull—Sarah and Elizabeth, from Greenland.

. .
Arrived at Livcrpool—Lion, Spedding, 5 whales, and Three
Friends, Miller, a whale, a unicorn, 1 bear, and 383 feat,
from Greenland.

The Bell, Rowe, from Montferrat for London,
is on (hare off Nevis; cargo landing.
The Carelefs, LEA, from Demarara for Great
Britain, is 101 l near Newfoundland.

The Betfey, IRELAND, from Swanage for Arun-
del, is loft near Studland-bay.
On the 13th of January, accounts were received
at Madras of the fafe arrival in the roads of the
Copenhagen, Admiral Chapman, Captain M. J. glitt.t.Es, a
Danifh chip from the Cape of Good
Hope, and Trincom ee. This Chip has been nearly
three years in reaching Madras, on account of
feveral embargees. The paffengers by this con-
veyance are, Mr. D. J. Kays from the Cape of
Good Hope, for Chinfurah, and Mr. QuILLtN
from Copenhagen, for Seramporc.
~..
ZATRAORDINARY CASE OF SHIPWRECK.—The
following is an extra& of a letter from Capt. SIM-
KINS, of the fhip Garland, belonging to Poole,
bound on a voyage from Newfoundland to Leg-
horn, to BENJAMIN Lama and Co. Efqrs. of
Poole :

“ On the 14th of June, on my paffage in the
Weftern Ocean, in lat. 40. 25. long. 32. I fell in
with the wreck of a veffel, American built, about
7o tons burthen, with nothing but her bowfprit
Banding, the water over her decks, not a rope or
any other thing on her deck but an anchor with-
out a flock : it being calm, I fent the boat with
four hands to examine her, when in tidying to get
fomething out of the cabin, through the iky-light,
found a human body very much difguifed, and
part of a trunk with an Englifh officer's fhort re-
gimental coat, with an epaulet, and the copies of
fome letters from the father, brothers, and fitters
of Capt. George Patterfon, of the 4th Weft India
regiment, dated in the year 1799, from Dean-
beet, in London ; his father's name is Daniel
Patterfon, and I believe is in the Horfe-guards.
The wreck muft, I think, have been on her pot-
tage from the Welt Indies, as her cargo was chiefly
cotton, fome of which was working through her
hatchways.”
London, England, 1802-07-07

HUII, JULY s.

His Majefly's !hip Bur. mu/ has taken into
Scarborough, the floup Judas, Nicuot.t.s, of Yar-
mouth, with 213 half ankers of geneva.
By letters from peter:bomb, dated May 23,
0. S. the merchants here ate informed, that an
edia was then jolt puhlifhed, by which the expor-
tation of deals is limited to 130 running deals, one
third red and twn.r?+irds white, for every moo
poods of iron ; and th tt only filch parcels as were
already entered uprn flips in loading, would be
allowed to be completed, further than in the
above proportion.
On Wedneftlay lA, the Traveller, PARKER,
failed from Newcatlle for Cherbourg, with 126
French emigrant clerttymen, and 'fix women, on
board. 'I he cicrgy leave that part of the co tntry
imprelfed with the more grateful fentiments for
the h.,fpitablc afylum it has afforded them during
five years o tl'eir exile ; and tllofe fentiments
they have expreifed with great feeling.