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London, England, 1802-03-25

NAUTICAL INTELLIGENCE.

\TAILS THIS DAY-WIND S. W.

ARRIVED

o Dt:l)litt,
o Waterford,
o Hanthurgh,
o French,
o Dutch.

DUE
0

This morning arrived a Mail from Lifhor, brought to -
mouth by the WALSINcuma Packet in 14 days.

PLYMOUTH, MARCH 23.

Came in from a cruize the BLANC r E, of 36 guns,
Captain HAMMOND, and the IMMORTALITE, of 36,
Captain HOTH AM.—Sailed on a cruize the PETE-
SELL, of I 8 guns, Captain LAMBORN.
London, England, 1802-03-25

PORTSMOUTH, MARCH 24.

Arrived the PALLes frigate, and Ocean tranf.
port, from the Streights ; and the Peggies,
BA-
RON, from Sierra Leone : they failed from Gibral-
tar on the 23d ult. with the Duke of York, Don-
caller, and Polly, tranfports, and parted on the
pafrage in a gale ; they have the Prince of Wales's
Fenciblcs on board.—Sailed the WOLVERINE, of
Efl guns, Lieut. WHITE, and the CENSOR gun.
veffel, on a cruize after fmugglers; alfo the Sally.
JACKSON, for Memel; Jane, —, for Sunderland ;
and Hope, PENN, for Jerfey.
London, England, 1802-03-25

tRANCE.

I.FGISLATIVE BODY.

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INCOME TAX.
I .
THE Inhabitants of the City and Liberty of
WESTMINSTER are deSred to Meet on TUESDAY
NEXT, at Twelve (Klock. in OLD PALACE YARD, to
' confider the propriety of prefenting a PETITION to the Ho-
nourable the HOUSE of COMMONS, praying that the feveral
Alas d Parliament charging a Duty on Income, may be re-
pealed.
RICHARD WEST, Ki:l,ftrret. Soho, Oilman.
GEORGE REES, :-oho fluarr, M. D.
T. WISHART, Coventry :'sect, Tnbaccona.
iOS. THOMPSON. Vine-flrett, Efq.
AMES EEI 1., Coventry-ftrect. Wine Merchant.
. BARKER, Chandm-street, Covent-Garden, Coach-
maker.
JOS. HARROP, Crett Maribri-ilreet. Ffq.

SITTING OF 29 •ENTOSE (MARCH 20.)
After reading the proces-verbal, three orators
of Government, Count::Hors of State, EMERY,
FRANCAIS de NANTES, and were introduced:
EMERY afcended the tribune and read the follow-
ing Proclamation of the Tirlt Conful :
London, England, 1802-03-25

SHEERNESS, MARCH 64.

Arrived his Majefty's gun•brigs ARCHER and
CONSTANT from a cruize.—The CRACK ER gun•brig
and la SEINE frigate have come into harbour, the
atter very leaky, and it is expeaed mull go into
Dock.—Sailed the AUTUMN floop with drafts of
men for Torbay.—Wind S. W. Light breeze.
London, England, 1802-03-25

PARLIAMENTARY PROCEEDINGS.

HOUSE OF LORDS. WEDNESDAY, MARCH 21.

Mr. NOLAN WU heard at Ibme length on the part of the
Appellants in the Cafe, Wilfon and Others o. Henderfon and
Melville ; after which their Lordikips deferred the further
hearing till to-morrow.
The Royal Affent was given by Commillao to the lrilh Du-
ties Continuation Bill—the Mohr Bill—the Marine Mutiny,
the Felons Tranfportation, the Americas Treaty. the Ben-
coolai Settkment' and the Clergy Readmit Digs ; and eV°
to feveral others of. private or local deli:Aldan,
The Lords Comadioners were, Lord ALTANLZT (as
Speaker), Lard PILNAM, and Lord WAL11111011•14..

Lord.PIL MAN. on prcicnthq; amain Accounts relative to
the Chil Lift, addreffed a few olicrvattons to their Lordlkips.
His Lordlkip then moved the reading of one of the Ads
in the Statute Book, which was the sad of the King,
chap. 82, rendre to the Management of the Civil Lift ;
which being accordingly read by the Clerk, kis Lordihip
further moved for the gradual= of a Book kept in purls-
.= of the laid Ada, for the entry of the Ihms Blind out of the
Revenues of the Civil Lift, under the head* of Spedal Service
and Royal Bounty, &c.; which. on the 114:ition being put,
was ordered accordingly.
Lord PRL NAN then, after a few words, moved, that the
Order for taking his Majelty's moil Gracious Wrap relative
to the Civil Lift into conftderation on Friday next, be read;
which being done, his Lordihip moved, that the Paid Order
be difchatzed, and a new one made for taking the Paid Royal
Mcfrage into noilideration, and bumming the Lords there-
upon on Monday next; which was ordered accordingly.
The Marquis of SALIIIOII` reported his Majeftes Anfwer
to the late Addrefo of the Houle, relative to the produdion of
certain Accounts touching the Army Extraordinaries which
listed, that his Majefty would be pleated to give di;cdtlous
accordingly.
Two Private Bills were brought up from the Commons by
Meffra. DUNDAS and JODDRELL. which were (rurally read
firft time.

An Meer frcun the Mercers' Company pretested certain
Accounts rcLitive thereto, from the ill of March, 180 s, to
the :ft of March, iBoa.
It was ordered, on the Motion of Lord WA LSIN CHIA 11, that
the Earl of B have leave. to attend the Seea
Committee of the Commons, to whom the Petition of Dr.
Jenner relative to the difcovery of the Wedge Inoculation, is
referrei.

The varioucHills before the Houk, whfth were chiefly of a
private nature, were then forwarded in their refpedive Rages,
after which tbdr,Lordthips adjourned till to-marrow.
London, England, 1802-03-25

MARRIED,

At Waterford, Percival Moyon, Efq. Captain in the 12th
Foot, to Mlfs MorriA, daughter of Ed. Morris. late of Bar:in...-
yen, Erg.: and Geo. Murphy, Efq. fargeon of the Louth NiLi-
tia, to kiii; CAL. Sheppard, daughter of the late Rev. 'll..intas
Sheppard.
On the tsth Inftant, at Carlifle, the Rev. William G: Alin, of
Wreay, near that city, to hlifs Armftrong, daughter of isir.
Ri:hard Annitrong, of North Shields.
At St. Andrew a Church, Holbons,'Thomas Lys, Flo.. of
cook's-court, Chancery-lane. to Mifs Sarah Arden, :;(1 ti:.•:ch-
t.:r of Chrift. Arden, Efg. of Edsoard-itrect. Cavendillagot,t-c,
On Tuefday daft, at St. James's Church, Richard Pyttc,E'q
of Codhain Hall, to MW Grove, Of Hamaterfinith.
London, England, 1802-03-25

PARIS, MARCH ii.

Letters from Breit Rate, that the frigate la Ro-
maine, which is waiting in that port for failing or-
ders,. is deltined to carry nut to Guadaloupe Ge•
neral RICHEPthSA, who, it is grid, is to proceed
to that colony a., Captain General.
If the tibial of the expedition to St. Domingo is
already accomplithed, as there is reafon to hope,
there can be no doubt that the next blow will be
Rruck at Guadeloupe, and that Government can
eafily draw from the forintr of theft two colonies,
the forces necelfary to redo ce the other to obedience.

Private intelligence (bites, that the wife of the
black General C H a ISTOP H a has been made pri-
foner by the advanced guard of the army of Saint
Domingo. To determine how far this event may
have an influence on the conduet of that rebel, it
would be heceifary to know the degree of attach-
ment he is fufceptible of towards his wife, and a
very fhort (Indy of the natural difpofition and cha-
raaer of the negroes, particularly the negroes of
St. Domingo, will be fufficient to excite fome
doubt: in regard to the purify of his affeaion. It
is well known with what facility marriages are
broken among perfons of colour • and if, as there
is reafon to conjeaurc, that of General Caittsvo-
r HE refembles the greater part of the tea, his wife
i: merely a female negro, who having become a
prifoner of war, will m all probability ceafe to be
interefting to him. •
Letters from Berne. dated March :3, fay—
Reports having been circulated her for fome time
of a new partition of Switzerland, and the ceflion
of a part of that Republic to the ci-devant Duke
of TUSCANY, the Senate has caufed to be pub-
Wiled a Proclamation, in which it is Paid : " The
independence of Helvetia is ellablifled in a folid
manner, not only by the peace of Luneville, but
alfo by the repeated affurances of the Darr Cox-
sut. of the French Republic. It would, there-
fore, be doing an injury to the high contracting
parties to believe the contrary. The Government,
in communicating to the Helvetic nation this in-
formation, in order to tranquillife it, is firmly
pa-Waded that it will continue to confider as the
lummit of haripinefs, the glory of being an inde-
pendent nation "
A letter from Brufels, dated the 14th ink rays,
Letters of good authority announce, that every
th;.:g which relates to the execution of that article

of the Preliminaries of Peace figned at London,
which ftipulates the free navigation and opening of
the Cape of Good Hope, is arranged to the red-
procal latisfaftion of the Contraßing Parties, and
particularly the Dutch Government. The Eng-
lilt Plenipotentiary had urged the extenfion of this
meafure to ;he fettltments of Surinam and Deme-
rara, but his propofals were unavailing. We learn
from the fame quarter, that it is no longer doubt-
cd that all that part of the Bilbopric of Montle:,
fituated on the left bank of the Ems, will be ceded
to Holland, to indemnify her for the lots of Dutch
Flanders, Maelricht, Venloo, and their territories."
London, England, 1802-03-25

BURNTISLAND, MARCH xi.

About the latter end of Dec. laft, the beacon on
the weft rock at the entrance of this harbour, was
broken down, and has not fince been fet up. This
ciieuMllance is highly injurious and dangerous to
Rranger vetrels and boats. On the ad inftant the
flitting boat Razor, of Preftonpans, was overtaken
by a ftorm in the evening. On making for the
harbour, the (truck on the rock, and was (lathed
to pieces. Providentially another boat was palling,
which the cries of the perithing crew reached, and
the fcamen on board made towards the rock, and
laved the whole.—They were five in number, be-
tides the matter, JOHN KELLY. Thofe induarious
men were in a few minutes deprived of their means
of fubfilling themfelves, wives, and children, by
lofs of their boat, fix emus of herrings, and damage
to their nets, without any means of redrefs what-
ever.

On Thurfday lall a race was run three miles and
a half over the country and back again, between
the Hon. BERKLEY CRAVEN'S black horfe Kettle,
and Mr. MADDOCKS'S bay horfe Hotfpur, for fifty
guineas a fide, which was won by the former in a
canter: Kettle performed the diftance in twenty-
two minutes, beating Hour nearly a mile ; they
farted in Coombe•fields, near Lutterworth, and
went round a poll in a field adjoining Newnham
Paddock : the black honk is fuppofed to have gone
the difiance over the country quicker than ever it
was done before, as he went at the rate of nearly
twenty miles an hour.

A few days ago Mr. CALVERT'S fox-hounds un-
kennelled a fox in the neighbourhood of Hadham,
when after a built of two hours they were clofe at
his brufh. Poor Reynard finding his ftrength
nearly exhaulted, took filcher in a dell or pit, on
Kiln Farm, where he earthed, when the hounds
rufhing on with great impetoofity, three couple of
the headmoft dogs were precipitated into a well
forty feet deep, two couple of which were killed
on the fpot, and the others much broiled. The
reft of the pack would have fliarcd the fame Lt.:,
had it not been for the exertions of the huminixf s
alliftant, who Jived them at the rifle of his life.

Falhion has of late introduced much talk, no.
'city, and improvement, in our flyle of d..ncing.
The proper places for refpeaable Ladies and Gen-
tlemen of any age, who have never learnt that ac-
omplithment, to acquire it mod privately, eX -
rldni y
cing Academies,
mfai
et o nNa bol. 19
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sahterrthierdP.rairveaette
Golden.fquara, and No. to, Great Aylie-ftreet,
Goodman's fields. Mr. Ast.rs has the concluding
'of both. The company who attend his Wert-
iminller and City AlTemblies, are fcled and re
fpeaable.—The Mac excellent.
London, England, 1802-03-25

FROM LLOYD'. LIST.

DEAL, MARCH 24.—Sailid for the River, the
Lord Tharlow, DALE, from the Eaft ladies.—
Wind W. S. W.

GRAVESEND,_ MARCH 24.-Palred by, the Geor•
giana packet, LIGHT; and Experiment, PALMER,
from Bengal ; Allican, GAMMON, from Lifbon ;
Mikan, INURCHALL, from the South Seas; Ze-
phyr, —, from Guernfey ; Sally, Rost risme,
from Rochelle; Vrow Johanna, SCHOON, from
Dieppe ; and Juffrow Catharina, SCHOON, from
Rotterdam.—Sailed the Agnes, RUSSELL, for Leg-
horn ; Europa, —, for Dantzic • Standard,
STORR, for Hamburgh • Twe Gebroders, HAY-
N-S, for Rouen ; Vrow Maria, GERDES, for Bruf-
fels ; Union, FaxzEß ; and Argo, —, for Bar-
celona..

ARRIVED.
In the Downs—:The Daley, Hunt, from Waterford.
At Dover—Caßle, Anderfon, from &Thomas's ; and Ifa-
hello, Green, front Chatiettown.

At Liveriool—.Truro, Davis, from Baltimore; and Mohawk,
Southall, from St. Andrew's.
At St. Kitts—William Manning, Dickftm, from London.
At Chmieftown—Sifters. --, front London.
At Virginia-Fabius, Farrell, from LiverpooL
In the Downs—Ruby, Pollock, from Tobago ; and Albion,
Bunker. from We Souris &M.

At —, from 131lboa.
At Demu-ara--Amelia, —, from BriftoL
At Barbadocs—Bridik Queen, Ball, from Briftol.
At Dublin—Brutus, Bunker, from New York.
At Janalea—Tbetis, Cameron; WWoughby, Lovett; Si.
mon Tayier, Watt; and Aguilar, WaStington, from London.
At Martinique--WilliaWM, Rowfon, from London.
London, England, 1802-03-25

IN NAME OF THE FRENCH PEOPLE.

A PROCLAMATION.---BONAPARTE, Fifa Conful
of the Republic, proclaims the AR of Government,
the tenor of which is as follows :—The Confuls of
the Republic, in confequence of the 23d article of
the Conflitution, and the advice of the Council of
State, convoke the Legiflative body on the isth
Germinal (April sth), to remain fitting till the
tit of Prairial (May s t fl.) The prefent Aft (hall
have the Seal of State affixed to it—thall be infert-
ed in the bulletin of laws—fhall be inferibed in the
re.;iflers of the judicial and adminiftrative 'autho-
=les, and the Minifler of plaice than be charged
to fee it publithed.
The Full Confttl, Signed, BONAPARTE.
By the Era Conful,

The Secretary of State, Signed, ii. B. Mtarr.
Parism Vcatafe (march In An. to.
When the Countillors of State had retired, the
Prefident confulted the Alrembly to know whether
they would meet on the morrow ?
As there was nothing for the order of the day,
the Aflembly decided that they would not meet.
The Prefident then declared that the fitting of
the prefent Legiflative Body was terminated.
This declaration will he tranlraitted by metrages
to the Confervative Senate to the Tribunate, and
to the Confuls of the Republic.

TRIBUNATE.
SITTING 01 29 TINTOSR, (IKARCN 20.)
After reading the proces-verbal and the corref-
pondence, the Tribunate ordered mention to be
made in the proces-verbal of a work on Taxes,
prefented to them by one of their Members, C.
FAILS.
At two o'clock the drums beat, and three Ora.
tors of Government: the Counfellors of State, C.
I.acusz, Satz, and FLEURIEU were introduced.
C. LACUIS hiving mo•inted the tribune (poke as
follows:—" The fitting of the Legiflatire Body is
expired, and the laws necelfary for the tranquillity
and profperity of the nation have not been made.
The Conlids, therefore, have convoked an ex-
tntordinary meeting of the Legiflative Body, to
fit from the t sth or Germinal to the id of Prairial
next, (from April sth to the 2IR of May). 1,11-
cuts having then read the proclamation of the
FIRRT CONSUL, the refident fah!, a To announce
new labours to the Tribunate is to furnifh it
with an occafion of giving new proofs of its zeal
for the public caufc, and of contributing by good
laws, to the peace and happinefs of the nation."
The Orators of Government having retired, the
menages of the Confervative Senate were read,
enataining its 'all Sinew Catimksint, alfo the annexed
lids of the members remaining in the Lcgiflative
Body, and the Tribunate, and the nomination of
C. Srusz to the former.—Adjourned.
London, England, 1802-01-28

CAUTION TO NOBILITY AND GF.NIRY.

W,HEREAS Mrs. LLOYD GIBBON, of
I • V Sackvil:e-ftreet, having daily application from Ladies,
impfied upon by Perfons, infringing the rights of his Majetty's
Royal Letters Patent, granted for her New-invented Stay, thufe
Ladies being gtievoufly difappointed, and convinced of the in-
jury the Public may futtain, they have recommended her to
CMI6OII 1441;es againft thole fpurious Imitations of her Patent
Stay. Mrs. L. G. begs to obferr:, notwithttanding Stays have
been worn many centuries, yet fo contraded were the ideas of
the Inventors, u never• to form a Stay to the human frame,
neither can any Pcrfon form her Patent Stay to give cafe and
elegance of figure without the ald of Anatomical Rudy, which
is preyed peculiar to berfelf in die prelent
No. 7, Sackvilic-ftreet, Piccadilly.
London, England, 1802-01-28

MARRIED.
On Tudday, at St. Georges Church, Hannver-fquare, the
Rev. James Wright, of Eaft Marling, in the county of Norfolk,
to Mifs Harriet MannWg, feeocol daughter of the Rev. H. C.
Manning, orthetford, in the fame county.
London, England, 1802-01-28

CHUDLEIGH, DEVON.

TO BE SOLD IN FEE, BY PRIVATE CONTRACT,
With immediate poffeffion,
AHANDSOME New-Built Double Front
Dwelling-Houk, with all neceffsry and convenient
Offices ; a good walled Garden, containing about three quarters
of an Acre, together with about halloo Acre of Ground, which
furrounds the Houfe. The Houk is fituatcd on a retired,
healthy, and delightful fpet, commands a beautiful view of
the Country round the Town of Chudicigli, is well calculated
for the ranience of a genteel Family, and confilts of two Par-
lours, one so feet by 16, the other rbyis ; a Hall, ao feet
by t 6, and a large Kitchen on the Ground Floor • five corn-
naotlious fled-rooms (one of which may be made a ;mod Draw-
ing-room) on the Second Floor, Alfo five good Bed-room 3,
with Clokts on the Third Floor, and a large Garret over the
fame.

Chudleich is a good Market Town, has the advantage of fe-
swat rcipeetable 4tiarellng Schools in it, is pieafantly fituated
in the Pull Road leading from Exeter to Plymouth, diftant
nine miles (Fourche former, and about (even from Teigtunouth
and Dawlilb, much frequented Watering Places.
To accommodate a purehafer, between fifteen and lixteen
Acres of Ground, about a quarter of a mile from the Houfe,
may be purehafed with it.

For artber particulars applf(if by letter, poft paid) to Mr.
Dotting, Atton: y, In Chtulleign, Devon.
•.• An Articled Clerk Is wanted by the (aid Mr. Dolling.
pn.ar, 1802.
London, England, 1802-01-28

TO IRON MASTERS.

ANY Perfons willing to Contrail for fupplying
the Iron Work for Porneyfyilty Aqucdmet, are defired to
deliver (or fend) their Proposed* fisted up, and directed to the
Chairman of the Committee of Proprietnrs of the Lliefinere Ca-
m! Company, at the Inn known by the Name of the Royal-
Oak, in iilkfmere, on the 17th Day of March next, before
eleven o'clock in the Forego +n.
The Iron Work eonfilts of call Iron Ribs, Bottom Pine Y,
Side Plates, and Railing for a Canal Aquedudt of upwards of
3ao Yards in length.
The Amnion of the Aquedudt is at the bottom of the Vale
of Llangollen, at the di Lance of about so Miles from Mlle;
and as Miles from Shrewsbury.
A Model of the Iron Work may be km by applying to Mr.
Davidfon, at Pontcyfyllty, who will alfo thew the Opecoicatioa,
and afford any Information which may be needfary on the
Spot ; or farther Explanations may be had by writing to Mr.
Telford, at Sbrewfbury. THOMAS TF.L FORD,
General Agent to the Ellefinere Canal Company.
Shrewsbury, 26th Jan. 18m •
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION,
By Mr. CHRISTIE, on the ift of March, Olos,
IHE FIRST PART (and very ihortly after
the Second Part) of the valuable and extenfive LIBRARY
of the GREFFIER FAGEL, of the HAGUE ; comprehending
a choke COLLECTION of BOOKS in Theology and Ecek-
tlalieal Chilled, Philological, and molt branches of
Polite Literature, Philolophy, Phyla, Natural Hillary,
Sciences, and the Fine Arts, Greek and Roman Antiquities,
Ancient and Modern Hittory and jurifprudence, Geography,
Voyages and Travels. The Cid Colledlioo has been accumn-
Latins for upwards of a Century by the fame Family, which
during that period have held the fire! Departments of State in
the United Provinces of the Netherlands, and, as a Hiltorical,
ToperaPhical, and Statillical Library, may jultly rank among
the melt diltinguilhed. The Books in general are in fine con-
dition, and may of them printed on large paper.
May be viewed fix days previous to the Pale; and Catalogues
of the firft part nuy be had after the zit of February mat of
Mr. Cyrillic, in Pall-MaIL
London, England, 1802-01-28

AtriCitoya.—A Countryman who hid;by a con.
currence of forttmate circumilances, become poi,
feired of confiderable wealth, wished to have his
family arms, and for this purr de, repaired to the
Herald's /dice, but unfortunately none were to be
found ; upon which he dared to have a device, ii
it could be executed, as he had prided himfelf upon
his family arms. For this purpofe he was anted if
himfelf or family had done any brave or. valiant
deeds, &c. After confidering the matter fome time,
he honeftly told of his grandfathrr having been
• confined in Newgate, and, after much labour and
difficulty, cffe&ing his cfcape by tying a line to the
ftatue of King JOHN, and letting himfelf down to
the areet. This was fufficient for the Herald, who
immediately told him arms should be prepared ;
for it was evident he was in a lineal di:fterit from
King jam !
London, England, 1802-01-28

TO TANNERS .-TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION,

On Saturday, tic 13th Day of February, acts, at four o'Clock
in the Afternoon, at tba Swan Inn, Stafford,
ALARGE And commodious TAN-YARD,
fituate in the Borough of Stafford, with a convenient
HOUSE adjoining, fitted up in a neat modern Stile. The Yard
confifta of Go Handlers, and will contain 2o Hides each : 27
Vats will contain ao Hides each; 22 Letches will contain one
Ton of Bark each; 4 Water Lags; 6 Mattering'; 12 LiMCS
two large Drieries, co feet long by tS wide; Store-Room 43
feet long by 16 wide; Room for drying with Stove compleat ;
2 Bark ne cutting and the other Heighway's Patent-
Mill ; large Mills,&ether Warehoufe, Lime •Houfe, and Barn that
will Bore 90 ton of Bark.
N. B. 2o Handlers, t 6 Vats, ta Letches, a double Pump,
the liquor of which is conveyed from each by plugs and fixed
troughs, are under cover; so Handlers ditto under cover, all
put down, and the whole of the Building erected within the
left four years. Alfo, a large and commodious Curri,r's Shop,
with every Canoe:tie:les forearrying on the Currying Dormers.
If not fold, to be I.et and entered upon immediately, with
the prefent Stock of Hides and Lark.
London, England, 1802-01-28

CARMARTHENSHIRE.

TO BE LET, fora Term et Years, and entered upon at Mid-
fummer day next, in a pleafant !porting Country, within
feve,, miles of the plentiful Market Town of Carmarthen,
furnillicd or unfurniihed,
AGOOD Modern-built Mantion-Houfe, con-
Ming of two Parlours, Servants' Hail, Kitchen and
Pantry, five Bedchambers on the Second Floor, b.fides a com-
fortable Attic Story, Brewing Kitchen, Waage, and Kiln,
Coach haute, and all other hatable Out-houfes together/with
a good Carden, and any quantity of Land not exc,cding vo
Acres.—. The Proulfes are within one milo of Lime at.il four
of Coalw—For particulars enquire of Mr. Morgan, at J. Nab's,
Efq. No, 29, Dover-Rivet, PiccadWy ; or of David kalwards,
Lk. Carmarthen, South Wales.

TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION,
On Saturday the 6th of February, at the Star-Inn, in Lewes,
at Three of the clock in the Afternoon, either tog:eller or in
Lot!, at the option of the Purabafers' unleA difportal of in
the mean time by Private Centred, of which due Notice will
be given,
LL that valuable FREEHOLD MANSION
HOUSE, with the Offieu attached and detached, Out-
buildings, Garden, Pleafure Ground b and other the Premifcs
of the late Serjeant Kempe, deceafe4 together with 31 Acres
of rich Meadow and Paflure Land, or thereabouts, adjoining.
The Premifes arc well adapted as a (porting Rdidence, either
for Sporting Homing, or Fifhing, and command a beautiful and
pidurdque view of Use town of Lewes and furrounding Downs,
and are pkafantly Otuated on the Banks of the River Oufc.
N. B. 111:: Pranifes are Tythe Free, the Land-Tax redeemed,
and Immediate poLeffion may be had.
Fur further Particulars apply to Alerts. Collins, No. 5, Ni-
cholaa-lanc, Lombard-ftreet, or to Mr. Gwynne, Attorney at
Law, Cliff, LcWes.
London, England, 1802-09-14

MEDICAL and CHEMICAL LECTURES.

ON Tuefday Otiober 5, a COURSE of LEC-
TURES on the MATERIA MEDICA, PRACTICE of
PHYSIC, and CHEMISTRY, win commence at the Labora-
tory, in Whitcomb Etreet. Leieetter-fquare,at the ufual Morn-
ing Hours, viz.—The Materia Mediea at a cturter before
Eight; the Praalee of Pity& at Half after E4-Itt ; and the
Chemiltry at aseloruarter after Nine, by MORO, PtAILSOM,
14. D. P. R. S. Phyfician to St. George's Hofpital, and
ot the College of Phyfiel
A Reglfter is kept of the Cates of Dr. Pearfon's Patients, in
Sc. George's Horpital.
London, England, 1802-09-14

NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

A LL Perfons having any claims or demands on
the Eitate of the Hoo. FREDERICK STUART, of
Oxford-ftrect, in the County of Middkfex, deceafed, are dc-
tied to fend in their Accounts, with the nature of their claim,
to Mr. Rkhardfon, Solicitor, Bury-ftreet, St. James's. And
all Perim indebted to the kid Eftate are &fired to pay the
fame to the Paid Mr. Richartifon, or to the honfe of Winter
and She, St. James's-street.
London, England, 1802-09-14

VICINITY OF YEOVIL. SOMERSET.

TO BE LET, FOR A TERM OF YEARS,
ALD()N FARM, comprifing a good and conve•
nient Dwelling-honk (nearly the whole of which has been
lately rebuilt), Barn, Stable, Out-houfes, and about One Hun-
dred and Fifty Acres of Arable, Pafture, and Meadow Land.
The Houk (Undo' about half a mile from the Teiwn of Yeovil,
in the cent re of the Farm, in a healthy and beautiful &nation,
commanding the moit charming prolpeas —The whole of the
Land, or a part only, as may fuit the tenant's with, may be
held with the Houk, and the refidue, if a part only be let with
the Honk,. will be let with a Barn and Barton, lituate in the
'f own.

Aay reafonable alterations or improvements would be made
for the accommodadon of a good tenant. on filch terms as Bull
he agreed on. The Arable Lands may be entered on at Michael-
mas nest; the Dwelling-houfe, and remainder of the Farm, at
Ladyday next. 'cavil is a good Market-town, where provi-
Bons are cheap-and excellent.
Further particulars may be known of the Rev. Thomas Dun-
tomb; Broughton, near Stockbridge, Hants; or Mr. White,
fA ttorney, Yeovil, who will dlredt a perfon to chew the pretnifes.
N. B Letters to be port-paid. September 9, tBo2.

FREEHOLD ESTATE, ISLE OF WIGHT.
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION,
At the Bugle Inn, Newport, Ilk of Wight, on Saturday the
ad of Odiober next, at Four o'Clock,
ALL that defirable Freehold Eftate, called
PITPLACE, pleafantly fainted in the Parithes of Mot-
tefton snd Brixton, in the Ile of Wight; confliting of a
Dwelling-houfe, containing two Parlours, a Hall, Kitcheni
Pantry, Wafh-houfe, &e. four good Bed-chambers, with Gar-
rets, under-ground Cellars, and WI nceeffary Out-buiklings,in
good repair, fit for the refidenee of a genteel Family, with a
mot excellent walled Garden; 8a Acres of Arable Land, in
good cultivation, and all the 'ythes of Hay and Corn, arifing
and growing in that part of Shalifleet Parit, called South Down
quarter, which contains a 6; Acres and upwards of rich Arable
Land, confiderably underlet to Mr. Richard Serie, at 951. per
annum (he paying all taxes, except a quit rent of xis. yearly),
whore Leafy is voidable Michaelmas, 1.805, but would readily
quit it any time prior to that, upon haring a compenfattaa
made him.

Pitplaee is fittrated In the Weft pan of the Me of Wight,
eight miles from Newport, five from Frelhwater, and one
from the Sea, of which it commands a pleafant view. •
The prefent Tenant will (be* the Premifes ; and printed
particulars may be bad ttf the Bugle Inn, Newport; Fountain,
Weft Cowes; Star, Ride; Swan, Chieheftor; White Hart,
Winehafter; Crows,s rattmostb; and (had and Hula,
isetbamptont
London, England, 1802-09-14

FILS.
Tuefday lan, at Rots-houk, near Salifbury, Lady Catherine
'Forrefter, of a daughter.
Sunday evening, Mes. Taylor, of Hatton-garden, of a fon.
_ On the 7th irritant, at Ooltnefh, in Lanarkihirt. the Lady of
Lieutenant-Colonel George Callender, younger of Craigfortb,
-of a daughter.
In liarcourt-plaeo, Dublin, the Ladrw Camp Little, Efq.
41a slat.gbter. •
' 7 On the sth ioftant,at the Alobey4 Shrevriboar, the Lady of
f§ir Charles Oakley, Bart, of a ton.

• On Teefday la ltx.* Newland, in MARRIED. • •
die tAtlati. of Gloucelter„
Licetellaut.ColonetNubyn, to Mrs. Patterfon. daughter of
General Rooke, M. P. for the county of Monmouth.
I.aftweek, Lieutenant Jachfon, of the 44th regiment of foot,
to Mifs Pugh, of Hereford.
In Dublin. on the Both ult. Matthew Peaces, 'Erg. of Ely-
jlace, London, London, to Mils Anne Lawlefs, daughter of the late
ohn Lawler', Pfq. of Shankill, near Dublin.
A few days ftnec,. at Saunby, neaiGalnfborough, the Rev.
Mr. Shaw, aged 7.1, to his houfekeeper, aged at.
At Masfe of cavity, the Rev. Mr. Joha Cruichlhank,
Mi-
nilter of Olds, to Mifs Jane Scott, daughter of the Revadr.
Scott, Minitter of Gartley.
London, England, 1802-09-14

THE FARMER.
Jernmy Jumps, Mr. MUNDEN ;
Valentine, Mr. JOHNSTONE ;
Farmer Blackberry, Mr. TOWNSEND ;
Colonel Dormant, Mr.payenport ; Rundy, Mr. King.
Molly Majbuilt, Mrs. MARTYR;
And Betty Blackberry. Mrs. LITCHFIELD.
Boxes 6s. Pit 3s. 6d. Gall. as. Upper GalL IL
r.at a :or the Boxes to be taken of Mr. Brandon, at the Box
05. c, Hart-Ereet.
Mors to he opened at half paft live, and the Performance
Wen at half part fix.
On Ft iday the Comedy of Wild Oats; and the Mufical Piece
el Paul and Vit., inia.
And on Monday the Tragedy of Romeo and Juliet ; with the
Fntcrtainment of Sclima and Azor.
London, England, 1802-09-14

In TWO other LOTS.

A Piece of Ground, with the Cottages and other Buildings
thereon, containing in Front towards the Sea-beach 65 feet
three inches; In the rear towards the Road 63 feet, and is
Depth on the Weft-fide 53 fcet, and on the Eaft tide 68 feet.
This Piece of Ground adjoins the capital Lodging-houfe of
Mr.l3radford, and commands, the fame Profpedts and Con-
veniencies. It is confequemly a molt defirable Situation for a
Hotel, ov any other public purpOfe, as well as for arty private
purpofe.
Mr. Charles Vine, or Mr. White, of Eaftbourne, will the*
the Premifes; and further Particulars may be had of Mr.
Hoper, at Lewes.

A BEAUTIFUL SITUATION at EASTBOURNE.
TOME SOLD BY AUCTION—By Mr. WHITE,
At the Lamb Inn, at Eaftbourne, on Thurfday the sad of
September, acra, at Six o'Clock in the Afternoon,
ACO FTAGEL BARN, and GARDEN, with
a Piece of Land adjoining, containing r A. •R. 7 P.
Btu ate at Meads, in Eattbourne, and now in the occupation of
Wm. Rawlinfon.
Thin Property is Freehold, adjoins a good Road, and com-
mands the fineft Profpedts. It is not liable to any Heriot,
oftit-rent, or Right of, Way.
The Occupier will thew the Pretnifes, and further Particu-
lars nray be bad of Mr. Hoper, at .ewes.

LISBON DIET DRINK, AND EXTRACT.
rrHE late eminent Dr. JOHN LEAKE, Phy
fician to the Weftminfter Hofpital, introduced this va-
luable Preparation into England. It Rands honourt:d with the
Teflimonics of the late Duke of HAMILTON, Sir As. Hume,
and many other Perfonq of Diftinetion, for the Scurvy, Scro-
fula, Cancerous Sores, the Venereal Weak, but particularly
where Mercury has failed; in Barrennefs and Impotency, in
all Debilitated Cafes, Irregularities. and Impurities of the Blood{
is now fuperintended by Mr. PALMER, No. 44, Gerrard-
ftreet, Soho.' where he may be confulted every Morning from
Ten till Three o'Clock. •
London, England, 1802-09-14

LONDON SESSIONS.

CLT LDH A L L.—Yelterday Patric' Trick. was in.
diaed for alfaulting Sarah Heard on the 6th ot
June lan —The profecutor, who is a very models
and pretty behaved young woman, Rated, .that
the was palling through eoriane, Smithfield,
about ten o'clock on the night in quaint], when
the defendant, who was in company with feveral
°diet s, upon feeing her, left his companions, an,i
oilfired her up a court, where he behaved in the
moil indecent manner, and attempted to ufe her
impropelly ; the called out for alfillanee, and his
companions came forward and defired him not to
ufe the %rimers ill ; on this he suffered her to go,
but not before he had (truck her feveral times over
the face : they all went away, and. the immediate-
ly fpoke to a Mr. Sturt, who was Banding at his
door, near the fpot, and informed hass of the M-
arne the had. experienced. Mr. Start . procured
the atlinance of two watchmen, and went in purl
fuit of chem.:4nd found them Rending at a public
bottle door in the neighbonrhood,
.. The witnefs
tieing the defendant, recognized him as the perfon
who had ill treated her, and he immediately ran
away Mr. Sttirt and the watchmen purfucd him,
and after a llout refinance, he was taken, having
knocked the watchmen and Mr. Sturt down.—
He was then secured and taken to the Compter,
where he has remained ever fince for want of bail.
The faEls were all clearly proved by the witneffec.
The defendant, by way of defence, Rated, that he
met the profecutrix, and the anted him to give her
fometbing to drink ; he told her that he had,
money ; the would not then let him go, and want-
ed him to go to a houre of ill fame with, her,
which he refufed. He Paid, that he hid often been
intimate with her. The Learned Judge here (14-
fired Mr. Sturt to be called. and anted him, if the
account the defendant had kilt given was true ?
Mr. Sturt replied, that it was not ; for the pro-
Xecutrix is a young woman of a mon excellent
charader. At the time the. attault was committed'
the was out of place, but at prefent refides in a re-
fponable family in. Leadenhall-nreet, whom he,
named. The Jury, after the Judge had• lammed
up the evidence, found the defendant Guilty; -and
his Lordlhip, on pathing fentence, obferved upon
the heinoufnefs of the crime of which he had been
found guilty, and Paid he had added to it by en-
' deavouting to fix a Rain of infamy upon her ;ha-
raaer, which it was evident the did not deferve.
He was ordered to be impriftined fix weeks. He
was then tried for Wanking the watchmen, and
being found gdilty, was fentenced to the fame im-
prifonment, to commence at the expiratioh.of the
former.
London, England, 1802-05-18

BIRTHS.

Thurfday, Mt.. Martinnant,Ofirompton Row, of a fon.
Tuefday, at his botife on Hampßead-Heath, the Lady of H.
C. Mair, Efq. of a fon.
On the 7th MR. in Harlry-Brat, the Lady of Wm. Alves.
Efq. of a fon.
At his hours in Devonfhlre-place, the Lady of James Wild-
man, Efq. of twins.
On the 6th inftant, the Lady of Barnard Broeas, Ef4. of a
daughter.
Saturday morning, at her honfe in Soho-fquare, Mrs. White,
widow of the late John White, Efq. of the Hours of Commous,
of a fon.
' On Friday, in Souterfet-place, the Right Hon. I.ady Louifa
Rodney, of a fon.
Iv Naffau-ftreet, Dublin, the wife of William Herod, Efq. of
a daughter.
London, England, 1802-05-18

CA PI I'AL RESIDENCE, HANTS.

'T'O be LET'', and entered on immediately,
1 partly Fun)Med—The beautiful MANSION and Lawn
of about 75 Acres, with excellent Stables, Offices, and Garden,
called BROOKWOOD PARK,

Innate on an rd.), Eminence, In a plcafant Part or the County,
in the neighbourhood of a Pack of Fox Hounds, fiv.: miles
from Alresford and Bilhois Waltham,and ten from .Alton and
Winchelta.—Mr. Perry, of Bramslean, will thew the Houfe
and Mr. Webb, of the Clofc, Salifbury, will furnilh further
partiedlara, and treat for the letting the Prentifes.

WARWICKSHIRE.
MANOR AND FREEHOLD ESTATE.

TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, by EDWARD LEES,
On Thurftlay, , the 3d Day of Juno, 1802, at Two o'clock in
the Afternoon, at the Houk of Daniel Wagttaff, the Bull and
Fleur-de.lis, In Nuneaton, in the County of Warwick,
THE MANOR of WEDDINGTON, in the
County of WARWICK, and (corral defirable Freehold
Edetes there, in Lots, the Particulars of which have been al-
ready inflated in the STAN. Paper.
For further Particulars apply to Robt. Abney, Efq. of Afilby-
dc-la.Zouch, In the County of Leiceftcr ; Mr. Matthew Ingle,
of the fame Place; Mr. Farmer, of Barton-in-the-Beans, in
the Paid County; Mr.Geo.Grecnway, Attorney at Law, Nun-
caton, Waxwiekthire, whore a Plan ot the Eitate may be feen
or to Mr. James Nicholls, Attorney at Law, No. at, Ore. t
Rufreil-flrect, Bloondburyt London.
London, England, 1802-05-18

BUILDERS PRICES, 1802.

This day waa publifhed, price 3s. fewed,
Corredted to the tit of May,
THE BUILDER'S PRICE-BOOK; contain-
log a correct Lift of the Prices allowed by the molt emi-
nent Surveyors in London, to the feveral Anificers concerned
in building, including the Journeymen's Prices,
By an EXPERIENCED SURVEYOR.
Printed for J. Taylor, at the Arehiteaural Library, N 0.39,
High-Holborn. MI- re may he had, lately publithed,
t. Laing's Hints fur Dwellings, Cottages, Farm-Houfes,
&c. quarto, 34 Plates, with Scenery, a Ss.
a. Plaw a Sketches for Country Houfes, Villas, and Rural
Dwellings, &c. quarto, 42 Plates, a I Is. 6d.
3. Plaw's Fcrmc OrnFe, or Rural Improvements for Parks,
Plantations, Fences, &c. quarto, 38 Platea, tl. tts.6l
4. Plaw's Rural Architecture, from the fitnpleit Cottage to
the decorated Villa, quarto, 6a Plates, al. as.
5. Soane's Sketches for Cottages, Villas, Ike. with appro.
priatc Scenery ; alfo fit Defigm for improving and embellifh-
ing of Grounds, folio, ,4 Plates, 21. 124 6d.
6. Decorations for Parks and Gardens, octavo, SS Plates,
TO& 6d.

7. aligns for Gates and Rails, fuitable to Parks, Pltafure.
Grounds, Balconies, ate ; alfo lonic Defigus for Trellis-work,
on 37 Plates, by E. Nlidd,leton, 6s.
London, England, 1802-05-18

FEMALE ATTRACTION.
-rip obviate the unpleafint Sedation experienced
I.y thofe Ladles who may have fuperfluous limas grow-
ing on the FACC or Arms, and to milder their perfons more
lovely and attraetive, was the chief motive that induced the
Proprietor of
ALFRED'S ROYAL comrosmoN,
to fubmit that important Difcovcry to the Patronage of the
Female World. His fuccefs is belt fltewn by the numerous
applications which continue to be made from the molt dif-
tinguiftied in the higher circles for rank, beauty, and falhion.
Tiul' Compofition (which was firft prepared for the late Q,res
of France) not only removes and eradicates all fuperfluous Hairs
from the Fate and Arms, but renders the Skin more delicate
and fair. Sold in Packets at ss. 6d. and as. gd. each, by Meffrs.
Gattle and lea, No. 52, New Bond-greet; Davifon and Son,
No. At, Fleet-Brew ; Dryer, No. 68, Cornhill ; wholefale, by
Berry and Main, Greek-Meet, Sobo. In Liverpool by Grig-
fon, Duke•Rreet. In Bath, by Ymer, Bond-ftreet. In Edin-
i burgh, by Smith, Bridge-ftreet.
London, England, 1802-05-18

GLOUCESTERSHIRE.

rj'HE Nobility and Gentry of, Gloucelieribire,
-I- 'Ailing in London, who have honoured the defign of
prefenting their Countryman, Dr. JENNta, with a Piece of
Plate, for his difeovcry of VACCINE INOCULATION, are
refpeelfully informed that a Drawing of it is lodged with
Mars. Rundall and Bridges, Ludgate-hill, fur their infpeelion
and opinion.
Thofe Gentlemen who have not had an opportunity of paying
their fuhferiptions at the Bank.. in the Country, will have the
goodnefs to leave them with Roush:ll and Bridg.s,
above-mentioncd.

r'HE Creditors who have proved their Debts
under a Commiffion of Bankrupt awarded and iffuel
af,,sinft RICHARD WILLIS, late of the Crefeent, In the
Minories, London, Mcrehant, may receive a further Dividend
of Eightpence in the Pound, on the amount of their refpedUve
Debts, by Applying at the Office of Mr. Henry Smith, Draper's
Hall, Throgmorta.n-ftreet, on Wednefday and Thurfday next
bctwcn the hours of twelve and three o'clock, and in the four
following weeks, on the fame days, and between the fame
hours.-.-May is, 1802. H. SMITH, Draper's Hall.
London, England, 1802-05-18

'TO BE PEREMP'T'ORILY SOLD,

PURSUANT to an Order of the High Court
of Chancery, made in a Caufe, the Earl of Macclesfield
againft Mackall, Infore Edward Leeds, Efq. one of the Mal-
v_rs of the.faid Court, at the Public Sale Room, in Southamp-
ton Buildings, Chancery.lane, London, in 21 Lots, on Mon-
day the sift and Tucfday the 2114 days of June, 1802, be-
tween the hours of five and fit o'clock In the Afternoon
Sundry EREEHOI.EO and COPYHOLI) ES'T'ATES, late of
Thomas BlackaU, Efq. deceafed, fituate in the fcvaal Pa-
rithes of Minron, Hornfcy, and Hackney, in the County of
Middkfez; in the Parifh of Hitchin, in the County of Hert-
ford; in the Pan& of Appleton, in the County of Berks; at
Swallow-fields near the road front Reading to Eafingitoke, is
the Paid county of Berl's, and in the City of Coventry ; and
alfo one mare In the New River Company, and five frith 'fun.
tine Debentures of tool. each.

Particulars may be had at the faid Mallet's Chambers.
Southampton-buildings; of Mcffrs. Graham, Lincoln's-Inn ;
of Mr. /Jollier, Timm, Oifordihire; of Mr. Fade, Hitehin ;
of Mr. Thomas Chapman, Land• Surveyor, Richmond, Sorry;
and of Mr. 1 homas Grimes, White Bear Inn, Coventry.
London, England, 1802-05-18

13 CLARKE, Fan-maker, moll refpeetfully
forms the Ladies that the bulinds of the tate old Fan-
fhop on Ludgate-bin is removed to his Fan•lhop and Manufac-
tory, No. a 6, strand, near Northumberland.houfe, wiser; they
may depend on having them well made and in the newdt
Milian, on theloweft tarns. Likewife Fans repaired and tic*
tninuncti in the belt manner, as at the Old Shop, and all forts
of Fans wholeille and fur exportation. Chilies well-known
Compound fur taking out fuperfiuous hairs by the root, with-
out injuring the finen !kin.
London, England, 1802-05-18

SALES BY AUCTION.

CAPITA!. FLOCK of SOUTH-DOWN SHEEP.
TO Dr SOLD BY AUCTION,
Near the Time of the Annual Sbcw of Cattle and Sheep at
Levet', which will take place between the Brighton and
Lewes Races, the latter end of July or beginning of Augult
nest,
' 'HE entire Flock of Sonth-Down EWES,
FW F. LAMBS, and RAMS, of Mars. William and
Thomas Scrafe, of Withdean, near Brighton, Suffer: confin-
ing of 800 Flock EMS, 2,3, and 4 years old.---sco Ewes, one
year old.-4co Ewe Lambs.—zo Rams, trout one to four
years old.
The above Sheep are well worth the attention of any perfon
defirous of obtainiil a Flock of South-Down Ewes, or improv-
ing stair prtfent Flock, as few Sheep on the Downs rank higher
in eftimation fur Shape and wool. The Ewes and Lambs will
he put tip in (malt Lots, and the Ram. fingly, for the conv‘vii-
envy of the buyers.
't'he about Hoek gained the firfi. Prize for the Swct ?Rakes,
at I .ewes, the Taft Meeting.
Notice of the Day for the Sale will be given immediately after
the Shew of Cattle and Sheep is fixed.
The eau& of felling the above Flock, Mcffrs. Strafe quit
the Farm 3t Michaelmas next. May 8, tBoz.
London, England, 1802-05-18

NATIONAL WOKK.

Ptorofals for publifbing by Subfcription, under the patronage
id., and dedicated to their Royal Highneffes the Pit I NCE of

• .
WALES dud DUKE Of YORK,
AN HISTORICAL PRINT, commemorative
of the DEATH of his Exce;laicy
The Right Hon. General Sir RALPH ABER( AtOMBV, IC. D.
Commander in Chief of his Majefty's Forces in Egypt;
Approved and fandioned by hi, Family,
From a Pieture now paintiog by "f uos. S rot Haan, Efq. R.A.
Containing Fourteen Portraits of Principal Officers.
To be engraved in the line manner by FRANeIs LZOAT, Hif-
torical Engraver to his Royal Highnefs the Prince of Wales.
The lize of the Print will be that of the Death of General Wolfe.

Price to Subferibers, tL Its. 6d.—Pr•ofs, 31.35.

To be doiivered in the rotation as fubfaibcd, and 110 money
taken till the delivery of the Print. After which the price will
be raifod to klon-fuhfcribers.

Subfcriptions for this National Work will be received by
Meas. John and Jofiah Boyden, Sbakerpeare Gallery, and No.
90, Cheapfide; Meffrs. Nicol and Son, Bookfellers to his Ma-
jetty, Pall-Mall; Mr. Egerton 's Military Library, Whiteball;
Mr. Clark, Bookfel'er, New Bond-ftreet ; Marrs. Clay and
Skrivcn, Printlelltrs, No. IS, Ludgatetbill; Mears. Murray
and Nigio", No. 32, Elect-ftreet ; Mr. Kay, Bookleller, lacing
Stunt-act Houle; Mr. I.egatt, No. 3, Charlas.ftreet, Middle-
fex Hofpital ; at Mr. Arch•zr's,Bookfeller, and Mr Allan, Print-
feller, Dublin ; Melfrs. Manners and Miller, Edinburgh; and
by Mr. Ewen, Cattle-Itrect, Aberdeen.

-AIL (LI was publi(hed,
In a futall Pocket Volume, Price rive Shilling Abound in Red,
illuttrated with a M,p of ail the Roads between London
and Paris ; a Plan of Paris ; a Map of the French Republic;
and feveral other Copper. dater,
11-1 E ENGLISHMAN's COMPANION in a
JOURNEY to PARIS, containing:
a. An ITINERARY of all the great Roads, with a Variety
of pradticalObfereations.
. - . .

2. A coma Defcription of an the Objedis of Curiolity, the
Libraries, Mufeums, Buildings, Exhibitions, Public Ansufe-
ments, Ste. &c. in MODZRN PARIS and its Environs; with the
Terms and Mariner in which they may be feet.
3. TABLES of Money, Weights, and Meafures. Prices of
Provifions, and other neceffary particulars.
4. IN Tavcrtons to be obferved upon the Road, and dur-
ing the Relidence at Paris, with accounts of Inns, Hutels,Coffee.
huufes, &c. fie.

T. A VOCABULARY of common Words, and a copious Col-
Indian of ulaul PHRASES and q2es lONS in Fr Deb and
Englilh, intended for the We of Poinns to whom the verna-
cular Language of France is not familiar.
Printed for R. PHILLIPS, No. 71, St. Paul's Church-yard ;
fold by Carpenter and Co. Old Bond-arm ; J. Debrett, Pic-
cadilly ; T. Reynolds, Oxford-ftrcer ; and by all other Rook-
fellers.—Of whom may be had, jun publilhed,
The Plc ruae of LONDON, for 1802, with Maps, Tables,
&c. &e. Price ss. bound in red.
London, England, 1802-05-18

GAOL OF DEVON.

-w ANTED a Governor of the Gaol of the faid
County, and far the Penitentiary Houk, within the faid
Prifen, at a Wary of 2501. per annum, with a Lodge, and the
group I furrounding the Prifun. The firidelt irvelligation dill
be n a k into the principles and moral condudt of every perfun
ho may think fit to offer fur this appointment, and a refe.
raw to p.e.uns in a due fituation of life will be required, to
ellablith the character of fuch applicant. The fuperior educa-
tion, and the previous habit of command, when other qua&
cations are equal, will meet with a decided preference.
Any perfun waking to offer himfelf as a candidate, may re+
ceive any information from Mr. Eales, Clerk of the Peace,
F.seter, who can have immediate communication with the vifit-
ing Juftices. SALES, Clerk of the Peace.
London, England, 1802-05-18

MORTGAGE.

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WANTED, from 15,0001. to 20,0001. on
Mortgage of an old fettled Eltate in the ISLAND of
JAMAICA,with near 4eo feafoned Negroes, making annually
from Soo to 400 Hoglheada of Sugar, and capable of further
improvement. The Loan to be for five years, and the intereit,
at 61. per Cent. per annum, (the rate allowed by Law on Plan-
tation Moe gages), tvill be paid half yearly, and guaranteed by
a Mercantile Houfe io London.

N. B. The Property may be purchafed at a fair valuation,
and time wid be given for the payment of the price, by eafy
initalments.
Addrcfs to E. H. at Mara. Witherby's, Law Stationers,
Birchin-lan.., London.
London, England, 1802-07-15

NAUTICAL INTELLIGENCE.

MAILS THIS DAY.—WIND W. N. W.
Ailmre.
Waterford
I French

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PORTSMOUTH, JULY 14.

This day arrived the Ocean, hicavuo, from Lifbon, with
Emigrant troops, and is waiting for orders; Atlas, Wi
from Sunderland; Helton, AT RI ms, and Speedwell, Nauss,
from London.--Salled the Sr. Giotto!, of 98 guns, for Ply.
mouth. to be paid off; the Coaso (lately from the Streights)
for the Eaftvrard ; and Lord Duncan, Tuoursoit, for Jerky,
with troops.—Arrived at St. Helen's and failed again the brig
Anne, VATLOR, from Peteriburgh for Cork. The ?Amami
frigate was this day releafed from quarantine. The frigate
which arrived at St. Helen's lair; night, proves to be the LAN
Irmo, of s 8 guns, Cart. ROTIMIA it, from a cruise, and ore
the Avrtve, Capt. Davtill, from the hileditoreonean ,as Doted,
owing to a =Mahe in the Binge.
London, England, 1802-07-15

FALMOUTH. JULY I:.

Sailed this day, the Lady Arabella packet, PORTIVI, with
the Mails of the 7th instant, for Jamaica and Barbadoes; the
Lelecfter packet, SWAIM, with the Mails of fame date, tot
New York and Halifax; the Swedilk ihip Fortuna, Caplan
Anon, with lour for Cadiz; the Swains gallot Aria,
Capt. Nation, with tar for Oporto ; and the American lip
Rebecca, Capt. Faa az, with flour and laves for Bamako'.
Arrived off, and proceeded on for Havre de Grace, the A.
merican 16ip William and Mary, from Norfolk, with Saar
Wind N. W.