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London, England, 1802-04-24

SINNING FUNDS.

Mr. VAtistrraar moved that the order whi. h
Rood for Monday, refpeeting the confolidaiion f
the Sinking Funds, should be difcharged, as the
calculations with which his Right HOD Frichti

eromifed to furnifh the Members, as the bafis of
his plan, were not yet in readinefs. The older
wa:. dikharged, and ti:.td for Friday next.
PILOVIS!ONAL CAVALRY.

Mr. VANSiTTART moved, that the Houfe
on Monday next, refolve into a Committee on the
aft of the 39th of his prefent Majefty, commonly
c.illcd the Provifional Cavalry Aft. The Hon.
Member (aid, that as there were arrears out-
finding from feveral diftrifts to thofe Cavalry,
and as there was no mode prefcribed in this Aft
for making the proper afteirments, his objed was
to move in this Committee, that the Chairman
thould be inftrufted to apply for leave to bring in
a Bill for eftabliihing the Rates and regulating
their colleflion. It was ordered that the Houfe
Mould on Monday refolve into a Committee to
confider fo much of the faid Aft as relates to,
the turns advanced by the Receivers-General ofl
the Paid Cavalry.—Adjourned to Monday.
Silt R. PIMA'S •P)IIIeNTICS RILL.

The Bill now before Parliament for the " Pre-
fervation of the Health and Morals of Apprentices
employed in Cotton and other Manufaaones" con-
tains a variety of very falutary regulations. No
Appicntice is in common cafes to be cotnpelled to
work more than 1 2 hours in each day, exclufive
of the time employed at different meals. In cafes
where, on account ofholidays, a ftoppage of work
takes place, Mafters are authorifed to employ their
Apprentices for two hours longer till the time thus
loft has been made up ; but the labour is never to
be protraaed beyond 14 hours in one day. In
fome part of every working day, Apprentices are
to be indruaed in reading, writing and arithmetic,
in a manner proportioned to their age and abilities,
by teachers properly qualified. Once in every
week they are to be initiated and examined in the
principles of the Chriilian religion ; and, in cafe
three Apprentices &ill be of the Church of Eng-
land, they 'hall at leaft once a year be examined
by the Ream., Vicar, or Curate of the refpeflive
I iritlies where the faaories are fituated ; and, on
a:taining the age of 18, they are to receive confir-
mation. The Juftices of the Peace arc to appoint
vifitors for infpeaing the Rate of the different fac-
tories, aad fee that the various regulations of the
Asa arc properly obferved. One of thefe vifitors
is to be a juftice of the Peace, and the other a
' Clergyman of the Church of England. The /
re-
gulations of the Al are enforced by revere penal.
ties. From this (bort abaraet it will be feen that
/the evils which are at prefent fo juftly the fubjea
of complaint will be in great meafure removed,
and that the fituation of a very numerous part of
the labouring young people of the country will be
very ragerially ameliontzd.
London, England, 1802-04-24

PLYMOUTH, APRIL 21.

The {hips that arrived here yefterday from Tor-
bay were erroneoufly (fated : the following are
the (hips that came in, the reft are hourly expeet-
ed :---Ac HLLLE, of 74 guns, Capt. BULLER ; CEN.
TAUL, of 7+ guns, Capt. LITTLEttaLes ; and the
BELLISLE, of 74 guns, CaptainWHlray. There
(hips, together with the COURAGEUX, of 74 guns,
Captain Serrursy, are going up Hamoaze to be
paid off, all 'landing, and to be immediately re.
comrniflioned. Came in the RENARD, of 18 guns,
Capt. SPICER, from a cruize. Sailed the Ants-
MYST, of 38 guns, Capt. COOKE, on a cruife.
London, England, 1802-04-24

FALMOUTH, APRIL ai.

Arrived the Danith (hip Indultry, THORSTON,
with timber from Dram ; the brig Sifters, T. 1.-
NEty, with bale goods, &c. for this port ; the Ann
and Sufan, DUNK, with flour, from Cowes ; the
American (hip Aftive, Capt. DONNAGHAN, in 47
dAys from New Orleans, with cotton, for orders ;
his Majefty's brig, HUNTER, of i 8 guos, GEORGE
JONES, from a cruife ; and the American brig
Eliza, Capt. PERRY, from Charlefion, with rice,
for orders, after a pane of 35 days.—Sailed
the Hind, Claufina, and Aftive cutters on a
cruiie.—Paffed by a line of battle (hip to the Ealt.
ward.—The DUKE OF YORK, with the mail for
Lilbon, and the PRINCE ERN Err (packets), with
ditto for the Leeward Hands, will fail the
firft favourable wind after Saturday next.—The
PRINCE OE WALES packet may be daily expated
from Lifbon.
London, England, 1802-06-16

PATENT PORTABLE OVENS.

ISTRATI'ONS, Ironmongers, Blacbfriars Road, London.
"HE above invention will be found worthy the
attention of the NublUty and the Public. For lons, 'Fa-
versa, Tea Gardena, Re. they are not equalled. An Oven
of a brie Sze being heated for rolls or bread in five minutes;
and they require no Axing, and may be removed from one
place to another. As a proof of their utility, any perion of re-
fired:Nifty may have one on trial at a minute's notice, and if
not found to anfwer all the sainted for parries, returned with-
out earner.
_ _

Their Patent Smoke Jack, oil'd by the cook in the kitchen,
soil will rot cat a chilling for many years.
Patent Cooking Machines and Kitchen Ranges ; with Steam
Xitchens. &c. on the bet and molt ft ple conitrudtion.
Patent Rei:acr and Rumford Stowe., that will afford more
heat when required than any two others; by the ufe of them
111101 fuel will be laved, hockey &maks mired, and dully
mom prevented; they are particularly calculated for large
rooms or churches.
London, England, 1802-06-16

FALMOUTH, JUNI :3.

Arrived this day the HIND cutter from a crude;
the American flip Fabiu% Capt. FARRILL, in 47
days from Alexandria with flour, for orders ; and
the American brig Triton, Capt. CLOUTMAW, in
33 days from Norfolk, with flour.—Sailed the
Prince Adolphus Packet, Capt.
_Tomas, with the
mails of the zd and 3d Ma. for Lilbon; the Ame-
rican brig Swift, ROG ERS ; Venus, GOODRIDGI ;
Nor Pic cm we; and William and Mary, DICK*
SON, all for Havre de Grace ; alio the brig Rich-
mond, Wass, for Amiterdam ; Patfey, Kass,
for Rotterdam ; Euphemia, Jas. SANGSTRR, with
wines for (Znebec ; and Nancy and Mary fchooncr
with woollen goods and copper for Lilbon,
London, England, 1802-06-16

'1 0 GLASS-MANUMACTURERS.

HAVING difcovered, after many experiments,
and confiderable labour and moue, an improved me-
thod of making all kinds of Olds. by which the procefs is
effeelled in a period of time very much thorter than by the
ufoal mode. and thns creates a SAviso of Foci fo great as to
render it an object of the &ft importance to the IVianuraeurer ;
for whkb invegtion Ms Majefty has been ?leafed to grant me
his Royal Letters Patent:
I DO HEREBY GIVE NOTICE.

That any Gentleman in the Trade may havemy permiMon to
adopt the (aid improvement, on liberal terms, by making ap-
plication by letters, addreffed to me, at Ricketts, Evans, and
Co!. Patent Glib-Hooks, Brißol.
March, 'Sot. JOHN DONALDSON.

A WORD OF ADVICE.
FrHEcelebrity which theAteT z scoßsoricDtors,
Sift invented by the late Faawcw Srissauar, No. is,
Soho-Spare, have, through a (cries of fuccefsful recommenda-
tions acquired, particularly In Nervous, Scorbutic, Gouty, and
Rheumatic Complaints, renders it an incumbent duty of the
prefent Proprietors to prated the health of the Public, to the
utmoft of their power, by cautioning them againft the purchafe
of a fpnious compolltioa ; a line of conduet they are induced
to adopt from a fentlment of gratitude as well as a fade of their
own perfonal rights. This Medicine is only prepared at the
Difpenfary as above, and each Bottle Is accompanied with a
Lift of Calks, an ample Bill of Diroftions, and the Author's
freatife on Diet, Gout, &c. By permiffion of the Commif-
Sanas of the Staalp-Onice, a Ramp, printed In black Ink, is
Axed to each bottle, with the words, " Spilibury and Ca
Na as, Soho-Spare," alto " By the King's Patent," on the
Bottle, Bill, and wrapper, that the Purchafer may be convinced
of being (applied with the genuine Medicine, which is fold in
b Ades u ss. and 5121. each, duty Included ; in London, Is) F
hi-osbery, Dicey and Sutton, Wray, Barclay, Howard and
Z tans, Ching and Butler, E. Newhery, Bacon, Bayley. Bolton,
arswl Tows.. Wade. Swine,. Piddine and Cockle: in the

this day was pnblithed, nice Ts 61.
The Fifth Edition, with conlicleraLle Addi:lons, of the
MAXIMS of HEALTH ; er, An ESSAY on
INDIC ESTION : Containing adrirr to mrionsafflictul
with complaints of the ftomach and law,:ist alto to thole
bled with ncrcom, an! gauzy dtfordct., , habit:tot co.
tivenefs, and heed-ach ; together with ineakal advice to fe-
males ; illtsftrAtecl with [evenst remarkable cafes; proving the
beneficial fleets of the Medicinrs rceonunciodcd (tit the above
complaints; with °l: ervations on that kind of foo.l.whid,
fords the molt nourillunent, and is the ratio: cf digeltion; ca
milk drinks, everdfe, and air ; including
A TREA*IIS% ON SEA AND COLD DATHIII3,
. . .

and remarks on the fhowtx bath; likewire erpl Iting why thi
lea and country air is more falubrious than that of cities and
large towns.. R. SQIIIRREL, M.D.
Sold by Murray and Highley, No la, Ficet-',lre.,; Rich.
ardfun, Royal Emehange ; Hatehard, No. uva. Viceau.lly, and
by every other ;n Town and Country.
London, England, 1802-06-16

Flint tLe LOA'bOW C 42E174 Dime is•

WHITEHALL, JUNE 15.
The King has been pleated to grant the dignity of a Baronets
Of the United Kingdom of illreat Britain and Ireland to the
molt Honourable Mary Marchiones of Downihire, widow of
the mid Honourable Arthur late Marquis of Downibire, for
and during her natural life, by the name, Ityle, and title of
Lady Sandy', Baronets of Omberfley, in the county of Wor-
collet, and from and immediately after her dceeafe,the dignity
of a Baron of the faid United Kingdom to the Right Honour-
able Arthur Moyfes William Hill, (commonly called Lord
Arthur Moyfes William Hill), fecond fon of the faid Arthur
late Marquis of Downihire by the laid Mary his wife, and the
heirs male of his tidy lawfully begotten, and in default of loch
ifrue to the Right Honourable Arthur Marcus Cecil Hill, (com-
, munly called lord Arthur Marcus Cecil Hill), third fon of the
raid Arthu-, late Marquis of Downihire, and the heirs nixie of
his body lawfully begotten ; and in default of inch iffere to the
Right Honourable Arthur Auguilus Edwin Hill, (commonly
called Lord Arthur Auguftus Edwin Hill), fourth fon of the
faid Arthur, late Mania, of Downibire, and the heirs male of
his body lawfully begotten; and in default of fuch iffue to the
Right Honourable George Augufta Hill, (commonly called
Lord George Augufta Hill), fifth fon of the faid Arthur, late
Marquis of Dow fiance, and the hbirs male of his body lawfully
begotten ; and in default of fuch iffue to the molt Honourable
Arthur Blundell S..ndysTrumbull Marquis of Dowolbire, elder
fon of the laid Arthur late Marquis of Downildre,:and the heirs
male of his body lawfully begotten.

MILITARY PROMOTIONS.
ORDNANCE•OFFICE, JUNE 14.
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Royal Regiment of Artillery. •
Captain-Lieutenant Alexander Y. Spearman to be Captain,viee
E. Wood, retired to the Invalids. Dated June 3, 'Sox.
Hilt Lieutenant James F. Ogilvie to be Captain-Lieutenant,
vice Spearman. Dated as above.
Second Lieutenant John 3.ttefworth to be Rift Lieutenant,
vice Ogilvie. Dated u above.
London, England, 1802-06-16

MANCHESTER COCKING.

. ...... _
During tile Races, a Main of Cocks was fought
between Sir Watts Horton, Bart. ( Harrifon, feeder),
and Windfor Hunloke, Efq. (Potter, feeder.—
Setters, Sunley for the former, and Proven for the
latter.

HAtßziox.

POTTIR.
3 1 I Turfilay
vechlefday

M. B.
London, England, 1802-06-16

PLYMOUTH, JUNE 34.

Came in the John, Hong, fmnggling lugger of
Plymouth Dock, laden with 179 calks of fpirits,
from Gnernfey, taken off the Deadman, by his Ma.
jays ihip IsroorNs, of 18 guns, Capt. VAUGHAN.
Sailed the Ara E vim, of 38 guns, Capt. GLYN,
and the PETRELL. of 18 guns,h Captain Lastaoatr,
on a cruize ; the Crolby, Captain FLETCHIR,
from Barcelona, for London; and the BUSY cutter,
LOUDEN, on a cruize.
London, England, 1802-06-16

BANKRUPTS.

Philip Mills, late of Hereford, butcher, dealer and Chapman, to
furrender June 21, aa, and July 27, at eleven, at the Southall I
Inn, Hereford. Attornies,Meffra.Bird and Nicholls,Hereford.
James Aldis and Charles Athinfon, late of Litticport, Cam-
bridgethire, copartner, lhopkeepers, dealers and chpir.en,
hone a 6, at twelve, June 29, and July 27, at five, at Guild-
all, London. Attorney, Mr. IL S. Taylor, Field-court,
Gray's-Inn.
Edward Mundell, of Scarborough, Yorklhire, corn-dealer and
fpirit merchant, June 29, 30, at the Pycd Bull, Scarborough,
and July 27, at ten, at the Black Swan Inn, York. Attomin,
Mr. Thomas Sutton, Scarborough ; or Allatfon Burgh, Efq.
Pipe-Office, Somerfet-Place, Landon.
Lawrence Keit., of Throgmorton-ftrect, London, merchant,
June 19, at ten, June 26, at eleven, and July 27, at ten, at
Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Robert Falcon, Elm-eourt,Temple.
Jofeph Horton, of Cock-bill, ht. Paul, Shadwell, Middlefez ,
cheefemonger, dealer and Chapman, June 24, at ten, June 28,
at twelve, and July 27, at ten, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr.
Michell, Union-court, Broad-ftreet.
DIVIDENDS.

June 25. Robert Walmilley and James Pilkington, late of Fun-
worth, Lancathire, cotton.manufadurcrs, dealers and chap-
men, at two, at the Nag's-Head, Bolton.
June aB. William Long, late of Pontefradt, Yorklhire, linen.
draper, dealer and chapman, at eleven, at the New klephant
and Cattle Inn, Pontefract.
June 29. Joleph Tanlley. of Great Mary-La-bonne-ftreet, Mid-
glafs-feller, at ten, at Guildhall.
June 30. Richard Varley, late of DarcepLever, Lanesibire,
cotton-fpinner, dealer and chapman, at eleven, at the Gart-
adesnArms, Little Bolton.
July 3. George Wilmot, late of Sutton-upon-Trent, Notting.
handhire, corn.fadtor, dealer and chapman, at eleven, at the
Bell-Inn, Carlton-upon• Trent.
July 3. John Corinth, late a the Broadway, Deptford, Kent,
botcher, dealer and chapman, at ten, at Guildhall.
July 3. William Richards the younger, of Walwortb, Surrey,
chip-nmker, at ten, at Guildhall
July 3. John Fitith, of the Walliway, Lambeth, Surrey, dealer
and ehapman, at ten, at Guildhall
July s. William Greenly, late of Hereford, hop-merchant
at ten, at the Saracen's Head-Inn, Hereford.

BIRTHS.

On the &kin& at Winehifter-houfe, Mn. William Gamier,
of adaughter.
On Sunday morning, in Upper Seymour-Erect, of a fon, the
Ludy of T. Viibett, Efq .
On Friday !Aft, at Chicheiter, the Lady of the lion. Captain
Blackwood, of a fon.

MARRIED.
A few days ago, Captain Ogilvy, late Commander of the
Magidenne frigate, of 36 guns, to Mils Morley, daughter of
the late James Morley, Efq. of Bombay.

DIED.

Oct Friday. the 4th inft. at Tetton, in Hatt, the feat of Sit
Charles Middleton, Bart. Mrs. Cornewall, of Chan Park, in the
county of Surrey, widow of Captain Como...mil, of the Navy.
At Rdeommoo, by a fall front his horfe, Bryan Hielcy,Efq.
Lately at Peebles, Mrs. Findlater, mitt of the late Rev. Tho-
mas Findlater, minifter of Linton, at an advanced ate.
London, England, 1802-06-16

SUSSEX SOUTH DOWNS,

TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION—By VERBAL and SON,
At the Star Inn, in Levies, in the County of Slifka, on Satur-
day the a6th day of June inft, at the hour of Four o'clock in
the Afternoon,
ACAPITAL Mefruage, called MAY's, Rtnate
in the Pangs of Selmeftost, in the County of Safes, with
differs inclokd Lands thereto adjoining and belonging, con-
taining in the whole, by Admeafurement, 196 Acres, 3 Roods,
and 9 Perches, now in the occupation of Meffrs. Goriinge, at
the yearly Rent of aaol. under a Leak, of which Five Years
will be unexpired at Michaelmas next. The whole Eftate is
Freehold, except about Eight Acres which are Copyhold, with-
in the Manor of Ripe. The Haute Rands on an Eminence
near the South Downs, tad near the New Turnpike Road
leading from Lewes to Eaftbourne, and the Land lies well
together. The Eftate may be viewed on Application to Melfts.
Gorringe, the Tenants; and further Particulars may be had
of Mr. Richard Turner, Attorney, at Le•ves.
London, England, 1802-06-16

THE COMMANDER IN CHIEF TO THE MINISTER OF

THE MARINE AND COLONIES.

Head-quarters at the Cape, Floreal 18, year to (May 8).
Citizen Minifter—l haften to difpatch Citizen
BILUYERES, my Aide-de.Camp, to inform you of
the happy events which have reftored tranquillity
in this immenfe and fine colony. You muff have
received the difpatchcs in which I pre you an ac-
count of the military operations which took place

in the month of Germinal. Every where beaten
and difperfcd, terror prevailed in the enemy's
camps; without magazines and without gun pow.
der, they were reduced to the neceffity of eating
bananas. The arrival of the fquadrons of Flufhing
and Havre enabled us to ftrike the finiffiing blow.
London, England, 1802-06-16

DEAL, JUNE Is.

Sailed the Lord Eldon, Swcart ; Minerva,
WEsoot. ; and the Union, MARSHALL, for the
ftandies ; and feveral other outward-brund
Arrived a Dutch fhip of war from: the
T?nrthward, with troops for St. Domingo ; and
the Rotta (Danifh frigate), from Copenhagen fur
the Mediterranean.—Wind S..S. W.

YARMOUTH, JUNE is.
This morning arrived the KING GEORGE Packet
Capt. DEAN, Jun. with the mails and feveral paf-
fengers from Cuxhaven. Yefierday P. M. arrived
the BITTERN Hoop of war from the Southward;
aifo th•• Brothers, from Norway, with deals ; the
Flora, from Dantzick, with wheat and goods; and
the Elizabeth from Hull.—Sailed fix veffels for
London with corn and good:.

HULL, JUNE Lt.
The George, APPLEDY, reported to have been
loft on the Lincolnfhire coat, by favour of the
fine weather has been got of again, and is now in
taYety at this port.
slime Saturday fe'nniggt,the failors on the Tyne
have been diforderly, on account of wages, taping
the me., out of all fhips in which their demands
were not accsdcd to, and ill treating thol who
lulu them. Frtrttinatelv hv th• tern.

of Newcaftle, and Captain Ross, of the Jamaica
frigate, more dalgerous proceedings have been
prevented; and on Thurlday night, the feamen
returned to their duty, and all was quiet, the own-
ers having agreed to give four guineas for the
London voyage, and to the Baltic three pounds
per mouth.
London, England, 1802-06-16

SPORTIIVG INTELLIGENCE.

MANCHESTER RACES, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 9.
The Sol. for three•year olds, 611. tolb. and four-
year olds, ell. 31b.. —A winner of 501. this year,
31b. extra.—Two mile heats.
Sir H. Williamfon's br. c. Lancatter, by Sir Mo.,
4 yrs otti - 3
Mr. W. Hutchinfon's b. c. Earby, by Mufti,
4 Yrs yid - 4 2
Mr. Harris's b. C. 3 yrs old, bolted 4 3 dif.
Mr. Paynter's br. e. Crefwell, 4 yrs old - a adr
Even betting on Lancaller, z to t agn Crefwell,
and 3 to t nit Earl)), ; after the fief heat, 6 to 4
nn Lincafler ; after the fecond heat, 4 tot on
Las:caller, who won in a canter.
S wee: pilAkes of togs. each, fot•hunters, that never
II CI L'd, I as. each.—Four miles (five fubfcribct s.)
Arr. Read Denhanis cb. m. by Mawr, aged
Mr. Field's ch. h. Volunteer -

Air. Rulbton's b. g. by Traveller 3
Even betting on Volunteer, 5 to 4 aga the mare,
and high odds agft the Traveller gelding.—Won
eafy.
THURSDAT.—The Maiden Plate of Sol. for four-
year olds, 711. t zlb. five-year olds, N. s)b.—
Fillies and geldings, allowed 31b.—Four mile
heats.
Mr. Aeltcres b f. Fair Forelter, by Alexander,

- ' 4 yrs 10141- - 1 4 1
l Mr. Saunders's b. f. Eliza, 4 yrs old - 3 1 1
Mr. Trafford's b. g. Supervifor, s yrs old - 1 3 3
Mr. Hutton': eh. c. 4 yrs old - 4 1 dr
Mr. Haris'a b. Iby Hammer, 4 yrs old - diE
Sit and 7 to 4 on Fair Foreaer, 5 •D I aga
Eliza, and c to 1 agli Supervifor; after the &It
heat, 5 to 4 aga Fair Forefter; and after the fe-
cowl heat, even betting on Fair Foreaer.—Won
by a neck.
London, England, 1802-06-16

HAMPSHIRE, FREEHOLD ESTATE.

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TO BE SOLD SY PRIVATE CONTRACT,
9' HE deferable Freehold Elate, called GRE. WELL-HILL, compriGog a modern handfome built
Brick Manton Houle, with requifite Offices, complete Stables
for Hunters, Chalk-honk, and Out-buildings, a Lawn, A cl•
mealuiing Sit Acres, Three Rood; and Twenty-8x Perehcs,
Garden, FM Ponds, a Farm-yard, Barn; Granary, and Cot-
tagc near the Farm-yard, together with divers Glares of Ma-
dow, Paßum., Arable, and Coppice Land adjoining the Hold;
in high Condition, containing in the whole u 6 Acres, 3 Roods,
and 24 Perches, and with an unlimited Right over an extenfive
Common contiguous to the Elate.

Grewell-Hdl a fituated in a rich and beautiful part of Ramp-
&ire, the Houk commanding fine Profpeds of the furround-
tug Country, which abounds with Game and Fiihing ; and
feveral Packs of Hounds are kept in the Neighbourhood. Dif-
tint from London 42 Five from Bafinglioke, Two
from Odiham, and One from the Great Weftern Road.
The Houk and go Acres of the Land are now let to jofeph
Efq. on Leak, which will expire at Michaelmas,
For further Particulars, aad to treat for the Purchafe, ap-
ply to Mr. Watts, Solicitor, No. zo, Symond's Inn, Chancery-
lane, London; or to Mr. Gregory, Solicitor, Odiham; at
either of which Places a Plan of the MLitt may beiten, and
Letters (Pea Paid) will be duly attended to.

DISEASES of the URINARY CANAL and VENEREAL
COMPLAINTS.
MR. DUFOUR informs the Public,that he may
daiy be confulted gratis, from 9 to 3, at Ms houfe, No.
e, Frith-lima, Soho, Loodon, in all cafes of Obitruaiones
S daunts, Gluts, Seminal Weaknefs, Incontinency of Urine
Fiftulas, Impotence, and debility in either Sex, &e. Front
extenfive Frealee in this department, to whieh he Erns con-
fined hinifelf for many years, he offers a method of cure, mild,
efficacious, and which preventsa relapfe.
Mr. DUFOUR, foie Proprietor of Daran's eelebrated (me.
&fatal) Bougie*, has ultimately fo improved than, by diveit.
ing them of the inklings Weds of common Boogies, that they
fueeerd where caufties and other via/cot means have failed.
• For the Vameal Di cafe, Mr. DUFOUR Is In poffellion of
Daran's Remedies, fo mild that they render confinement or
reftraint in diet unaccerary. To enable him to attend patients
at their own hoofs,, he has provided the 'Silence of a Cattle-
man of the Faculty. Perfoos in the country may be cured by
Rating their cafes In letters, putt paid.
Jun publithcd, price as. fid. Fifth Edition,
Treatife on the above Cemplanu, [nonrated wish the various
fymptonu and Cafes (hewing the painful and dangerous ef-
fects of Cauftle Boogies; an improved method of treating go.
norrhms,_ &e. &c. Printed for J. Callow, Crown-coot, Soho ;
aid H. D. Sroaccds. Paternolter-rovr• •. '
London, England, 1802-06-16

BEVERLEY RACES, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 9.

The ycl. for three and four-year olds.—Two mile
heats, was not run for ; Lord Middleton'► gr. c.
try Beninghrough, 3 =years old, received togs.
T U RSDAY.—The Maiden Plate of sol. for three-
year olds, 6it. four-year olds, 7a. 61b.—Four
mile heats.
Mr. Croft's b. e. by Travetter, 3 yrs obi - t t
Mr. Broom's b. c. Trowicrs, 4 yrs old • • a s
Mr. Welburn's b. f. by Huby, 4 yrs old - 3 diL
Six to 4on Trowlers ; after the heat, 2 to t on
the Traveller colt, who won eafy.
London, England, 1802-06-16

DISTRIBUTION OF PRIZE MONEY.

For the two French tithing veffi:ls les Deux Freres
Unis, with a cargo of herrings, and le Jaques
Charles, captured by the BARCT, a dittribution will
be made every Thurfday morning, at N. 6, Stable
Yard Crefcent, Minories.
The !loop l'Estticus, for the capture of the
Junge Jilffiow Anna, will be paid for on the 25th
in(. at No. 14, Clement's Inn.
A dill' ibution of bounty money for the capture,
of la Prudent French frigate, by the DiDALUS,
will be made on board the fait! (hip on her arrival
at au, port in England.
Tfie BIULLtAsT, for the capture of the Enrom,
will be paid at No. 22, Arundle-ftree, on the firft
Thurfday monthly.
The Arm.," for the capture of the Vigilante,
at Salters'-Hall Court, Cannon-ftreet, on Friday
the 18th hitt.
London, England, 1802-06-29

COUNT DC 11ACCOIT.

The above Treaty was ratified by his molt Ca-
tholic Majefty on the sth of December, 18ot, and
by his Majefty the Emperor of all the Ruflias on
the 3d of April, 18oz.
Letters from Copenhagen, dated June iz, Rate,
that Prince WILLIAM of Gloucefter arrived there
that day on board the Englilh frigate the Latona.
He was received by the Grand Martha of the
Court, who immediately condutted him to the
apartments prepared for him at the Hotel of the
Cadets of Infantry. The Prince will affift to:
morrow at a grand review, which has been de-
ferred till that day.
We are alfured that the Government has
named three Infpeetors of Public 1111414t0n, con-
formably to the decree applicable to this depart-
ment of the Adminiftration. Thefe are, Citizens
Noat., Prefea of the Department of the Higher
Rhine; DsLaisaaz, the celebrated Aftronomer,
Member of the National Inftitnte ; and DEspAux,
who prefided over the College of Screye, before
the diffolution of that ufeful eftablifhment. Thefe
Infpettors ate to make the tour of the Republic,
to examine into the fituation of the Lycea, and
afcertain whether they are concluded in a manner
r conformable to the willies of the Government. It
is added, that to thefe three Infpedors three Mem-
bers of the National Inßitute will be added, to af-
lift in filling up the prefent vacancies. Citizens
COSTAY and VlLLaas are mentioned as two of
thefe Cottunilioners.
London, England, 1802-06-29

PORTSMOUTH, JUNE 28.

This day arrived the brig Ardent, Captain
Tno psos, from Waterford, with a few of the
rifle corps on board ; alfo the Ceres, Capt. Roo FRS,
Gam Ckichetter.— Sailed the Ann, Gr. stir, for
Sitiolds. Came into harbour his Majefly's Chips,
VEN or AN CE and ORION, of 74. guns each.
London, England, 1802-06-29

HOLLAND.

HAGUE, JUNE 2t.—The embarkation of the
troops, &c. for the Cape of Good Hope, will, we
hear, take place on the ift of July.
Ail our letter-founders are at prefent bufily em
ployed in calling types for that Colony, where
greater encouragement than ever is to be given to
feience and nfeful invelligation.
The Bank money at Amtlerdam has not been fo
high at prcfent for Come years pall. It is 1041
p.r cent. a proof of returning confidence.
JlTia. 25. —The Conititutional Departmental
Governments of Holland and Utrecht were in-
!tailed nn the 2 tit, after which they conttituted '
themfelvec in the ufnal manner.—Citizen P, H.
VAN DE \VAL, who Was: Burgomatier of Dorton
der the old Government, is appointed Prefident of
the Pi& Body, and Citizen HI. _ VAN
HUNG
J. VAN
Of the latter.—The Orangifis were highly gratified
at teeing to many of their friends pafs by to the
place of Alfembly.
The Town Government of this place was alfo
infialled on the 21ft.

A promotion of members for the Supreme Mili-
tary Tribunal has ali been ma,:e, each of which
is to enjoy t Zilary of 3500 florins per alumni, the
Secretary 44,3% and the Recorder 2500.
The lb itifh Plenipotentary to our Government
is cipened here the beginning of next month.
A great number of families haveleft Hamburgh,
and are fettling at Rotterdam, Amitertiam, and
other cities of Holland, for the purpofe of carry.
ing on a Commerat, which is no longer fo produe•
tive at the former place.
it,)TTERDAM, JUNE 23.—Trade begins to fir
one more in carnell ; and this week a great num-
ber of velfels are failed for the Baltic.

Jv 24.—A Ihip is arrived at this port from
Sumatra, laden with 400,0001b5. weight of pepper,'
of which article no prices are at prefent quoted
here. The demand for grain from France
is rapidly diminilhing, fo that we expel the pre-
fent high prices of this article will loon meet a re-
dation, efpecially as feveral (hips have kill been
chartered out and home for the Baltic ; to which
fea the number of our (hips have, within thefe few
months, exceeded that of England, France, and
Spain together. Sn opportune has been the ar-
rival of onr grain Blips from the Baltic, while the
French were eager to buy up to any amount, that
- r . - - , . an" :••ari lbw thst
London, England, 1802-06-29

SPORTING INTELLIGENCE.

ASCOT-HEATH RACES, FRIDAY, JUNE 2s.
A Plate fur pl. fur 4, st and 6 yr olds, and
aged 'lodes.
Cant. Hatton 's e. h. Brighton, by Volonte:r,s yrs
IA Ears:woes Amho, s yrs old - 2 2.
Four tot agil Brighton ; 6 and 7 to 4 in his
favour after the firfl heat.

SATURDAY, JUNE :6
A Handicap Plate of vol. fin 4,5, and 6 yr olds.
Fgrernoces An**, S yrs 01.1, 811 - r I
M 7 Whaley 's Friday, 4 yrs old, 71t t iib - 2 2
Mr. Gordco s Whi?, late Midnight g.d, Bft Sib. 3 diG
Mr. SlNrk*, Brighton, agi A. Sutton's Hack-
ney:Tian, both 5 yrs old, 811. 711). each, four miles,
Sons. h. ft. Hackneyman pd. It.
Mr. Brown's Whilkerandos, agn Mr. Wardle's
Malta, 811. each, WI mile and a half, for cogs.
won by Malta.

NitUTICAL INTELLIGENCE.

MAILS THIS DAY.-WIND S. W.
DU Z.

AIRIVED•
a Dublin,
• Waterford.
I Trench,
• Hamburgh,

We have the pleafure to announce the life at.
rival in the Downs of the Hon. Earl India Com-
pany's (hips the Nottingham, Captain JOHN BAR.
FOOT, from China ; and the Admiral Gardner,
Capt. EDWARD C. BRADFORD, from Madras ; they
failed from the Mind of Saint Helena on the aoth
of April.
The fleet of !hips from Coa( and Bay is now
daily expeCted to arrive. It confias of the Dover
Cattle, Duke ofMontrofe,ChaThon, Sir S. Lu(hing.
ton, Calcutta, Alia, and Walpole.
London, England, 1802-06-29

This day was publithcd, pr:ee
,;a. W.
AN ENQUIRY into the CAUSES and
EFFECTS of EMIGRATION from the HIGHLANDS
and WESTERN ISLANDS of SCO FL AND ; with Obfcr-
vations un the mean% to he employed for preventing it.
By ALF XAN DER IRVINE,
Miniß r of Rannoth.

Edinburgh : Printed by Mundell and Son, for Peter Hill ;
and fur I.6n;inan and Rees, Paternufter row, London.
Pn paring fur the Preis, by the fame Author,
The STATE, of NINSMNS on the ROYAL. BOUNTY,
front their 6,4 Eltabliainutlt. with a view to point nut their
finportallCt., W: to afeat:da the Prager& of Chriltian
Knowledge in the HighLinde an!. latuds of Scotland.
London, England, 1802-06-29

RUSSM

•
Pisa 6.--`6.derday noon his Majefty
the Esestr..at of Rvssaa arrived here with his
train. On his whole journey, the joy expreffed
by his fubjeds t fee their beloved Monarch, was
univerfal, but cfpecially here at Riga, where the
roads were thronged with loch a prodigious con-
courfe of people, that the carriages could proceed
but very llowly. At the entrance of the liiburb
the multitude, with Lod acclamations, flopped
his Majelty's carriage, took out the horfes, and
would not defift from their entreaties till they were
permitted to draw it. In this manner the Monarch
arrived at the Palace at Riga about two o'clock.
All the flreets, Prates, and windows, were filled
with joyful fpeaators, who inceirantly Thonted,
" Long live ALEXANDIM !"—ln the evening the
Opera of Ladoilla was pirformed at the Theatre,'
at•which the EMPEROR was prefent; when, on his
Majcfly's entrance into his box, he was faluted
with the loudeft and moil joyful acclamations by
the whole audience. Before the overture, Tome
verfes fuited to the occalion were Tung by the per-
formers, accompanied by the orchara, to the air
of the well-known Englilh popular anthem, " Goo
Cave the King ;" in which the whole bode joined
with enthnfiafirt ; after which the adrefs Madame
MEYER delivered a Ilion addrels to the Monarch.
On his entrance into the Theatre he was received
by a number of young maidens, the daughters of
Citizens of diftindion, all uniformly dreffed, who
Brewed flowers before him: one of them prefented
him with a bouquet and Tome verfes. After the
play, his Majefty honoured with his prefence a
fplendid ball, given by one of the principal Ma-
giftrates, where his Majefty danced with. feveral
Ladies, without dillindion of rank, and charmed
all prefent with his obliging condcfeenlion. In the
evening the whole city wasfplendidly
London, England, 1802-06-11

HOUSE OF COMMONS.

Mr. Hosuouse moved the further confideration of the Re..
port upon the Bill for the better regulation of controverted
Eleetions. Several Clanks were brought up, the Houk re-
fumcd, the Report was received, agreed to, and the Bill order-
ed to be read a third time on Monday.
The Hull Dock Bill was read a third time, and pafr,d.
An Account was prefcnted of the Income and Expenditure
of the Board of Agriculture. .
The Irith Linen Manufadure Bill went through a Cons-
mittec, and the Report was ordered to be received to-morrow.
Mr. IVsa. ELIOT moved for and obtained leave to bring in,
a Bill for regulating his Majcity's Marine Forces while on chore.
The Dutch Proptrty Bill was read a fecond time, and coin.
tnitt,ml for to.tnorrow.
Mr. BA N s brought tip the Report of the Committee on the
Petition of Carntichael Smith,relative to a Nitrous Fumigation
Discovery.. Ordered to lie on the Table.
TheYeontanry Corps Review and the MilitiaAdjutants' Bills
were read a third time and paired.
Sir H. MILDIII-ti obtained leave to withdraw his Royal
Foreft Game Billoa prefented another in its place. which was
read a eat, and ordered to.be read a fecond time to-morrow.
London, England, 1802-06-11

)1011-11.11SIDENCS OF ,CLERGYNIN.

Mr. DICKINSON moved for leave to bring in a
Bill to continue for a further time to be limited,
*an Aft paffed in the forty•firit year of his prelim
MajOky's reign, entituled, 4. An Aft to fia.y till
the :Ail of March, 1802, the proceedings in ac-
tions upon the flatute of Henry the Eighth, for
abridging the right of fpiritual perfons to hold
Fluralities; and also to Ray for a time to be limited
the proceedings under the statute 13 Eliz. c. 20..
for reamining the grants of leafes by IPititual per.
font holding benefices."
Sir Rosser BUXTON laid, he fhould not oppore
the motion, but be thought the principle of fur.
trading Atli of Pali:uncut estrancly detziratatal
London, England, 1802-06-11

to the country. He willed on thel . Gentlenian
t
bad brought forward a Bill to Upend the A 4 of
Henry the Eighth, with regard to the appropria-
tion of the penalty. Such a meafure, be was of
opinion, would have aufweree everN2prpofe,aind
rendered it nanecalay farther to mane entered,
law the fobjett.
Mr. lhatensor Paid, the preflnt was only a
temporary meafure ; there would be opportunitie.
of adopting further regulations next Scffious.
PADDINGTON PUNDIT.

Mr. Alderman CURTIS brought up the Report
of the Committee to whom the Petition of the.
Chrporation of the City of London againll the
ereftion of a Market at PAddington, by the Grand
Jo:talon Canal Company, was referred.
The Reinlotions Rated, that it was the opinion
of the Committee that a market at Paddington did
not fall within the jurifditlion of the City of Lon-
don : That ihe.allegation in the Petition, that the
gentlemen who brought in'the Bill hed improperly
inferted in it the word " market." was altogether
untl,undel.
The Report was ordered to be printed.
co:too:la's mt..
London, England, 1802-06-11

ELIGIBLE BUILDING GROUND. RC. tics.

TO :IF. SOLD BY AUCTION—By Mr. HAWSES,
In Sundry Lotsf—On Thurfday the t 7th of Jena, at three
o'clock, at the Bear Inn. Rcadiug,
QEVERAL PLOTS of FREEHOLD BUILD-
ING GROUND, near Culey Park, the South-f.de of Cattle-
flew, Reading.
Compelling a depth of yo Yards from the Bath Road, on a
remai k Ibl, dry and healthy foil, admirably ailzr.A for build-
ing, and prcienting au acconinandation lung fi,ugh:f.hr with
avidity.
The fituation of thefe prettifies is eminently.dillingullhed for
its fuperior beauti and fingular advantages, a nu:Rattr..ftiv.:
and delirable fpot , embracing views of peculiar riehueihnid ca-
tenlive variety. Two thirds of the Purchafe-money may re-
main on mortgage.
To be viewed any day previous to the Ede. Particulars are
preparing and will be dehvcred in due time, by Mr. Hawke'',
Apprailer, Reading, and Mr. Wm. Barron, No. yy, strand.
London, England, 1802-06-11

NUMBER 4233

LOYAL GREENWICH VOLUNTAERS.
Greenwich. May la, 001„
AT a Meeting of the Committee for cr,nduaing
the affairs of the Loyal Volunteers of this P4rith, and of
*ha Blackheath Troop of Velinteet Cavalry, had this day, in
the Vidtry Room of the Paid Parl!h,
RiCHARD HULSE, Ertl. in the Chair.
It was ananimattily refolved, That the Thanks of the Coal-
mine* be given to Major Caurati.t, and the feveral Officers,
"!',l-1-Commilfioaed Officers, and Privates of the Loyal Green-
Wich Volunteers, and alto to Captain roastK, and the feve-
rd Officers, belt-Commitlioned Officers, and nitrates of the
'Aral BlacklwathiTrooppf Volunteer Cavalry, for the promp-
titude and liberality with which they originally flood forward
la defence of their Country, at a time of the molt imminent
ilangbr • and for the fpLit. loyalty, and energy, Which upon all
meallern they have martlfelled, fillet their inroUrnent.
Relived, That the Thanks of the Committee be given to
the Chairman for his condudt In the Chair. •

&Used, That thefe Repletion* be Sped by the Secretary,
and pnbliebed in the Scita and Timm.
(sigma) JOSEPH MAlttYlt, Secretary.
AT a Meetin—i-Orthe Mahners of the County
1. of GLOCESTER, held it the Skeet Inn, at Rodba..
rough. the 27th of May, t &4, in purfutive of publi,- 'deer-
tiff.ment, Mr. I.grER SA GE in the hair,
Refaced, That it is the opining' of this Meeting that the
3nt h fwnion of the At of Parliament lately paled for impoAng
a New Doty on Mah, and tita% part of the 33d fedtion of the
ft= Adoshich relates to the *et tingmatering,st fp-inkling
Mak. before the fame has been twelve days from the Calera,
is highly oppreffive and injurious, and ought to be repealed.
Ryfulved, That a Petition be immediately prektutd to Par.
Etment, praying that the fame may be repealed.
Refaced, that the Petition now read be approved, and that
the Members for the County be requelted to prtfent the fame.
Refuheck That a foltfeription be immediately entered into
for defraying the neeeffary expenee. attending the faine.
Ordered, Thu theft Refnlwrions he pnbliftted twice in each
of the f rwa, Sun, and Gleucefter Papers.
_ _

Pi.TER LEVERSACIE.

The Chairman having quitted the Ch-alt, the tha-n it-s-ol th—in
Mneing wcre unanintougy voted to him for his attentive con-
dad therein.
London, England, 1802-06-11

FOREIGN CORP&

The SICRITAILY at WA' obferved, that with
refpee to certain Foreign Corps furnilhed by the
Stadtholder, be bad already Rated the intention of
Government to dilband them. An application,
however, had been made on the part of his Serene
Highnefs the Prince of Orange, Rating that Go-
vernment was bound to keep np fuck Corps for a
limited time. He had an opinion upon the Cub•
keit, which-it was not necefary at prefent to Rate.
The queßion had been referred to thofe whole opi-
nions would be molt likely to influence the Go-
vernment, and whatever they recommended would
be done. The good faith of Government was
pledged, and he had no doubt Parliament would
make that pledge good.
The other refolutions were then read and
agreed to.
London, England, 1802-06-11

has ruppokd it potable that a larger crime than
formerly may be requifite in Irciand. The only
kat upon which I could differ from him, would
Isf as to the caufes that have led to fuel) neceffity.
I thould not atirsbe it to the caufes he has done,
but to others totally ditlina from them. The only
other qucllion then would be, as to the increafed
force. lam not for provoking difcafion. lam
only &ikons of not being rnifunderftood. nit
fuch a force as the one propofed for the remain-.
der of the year, will not be requifite for the Cue-
ceeding year, mott readily admit; but Ido in-
lift, that a much larger force than hitherto has been
kept up, is neceffary for the peace of the country,.
and is not incontinent with the fyliem of economy
which it is the with of Government to purfue ; on
the contrary, it is continent with the foundelt and
.moth correa view of economy, with reference, not
to the prefent year, but to the enlarged fynem
which is to be applied to many years : I mean to
a general fylttgin of economy, and not merely to
the partial relief that may belong to a particular
year, or to two or three years. Satisfied that the
fafety of the country requires a much larger ellab-
lament than ufual—convinced that it may be
kept up at an expence which will not be injurious
to our finances, and perfuaded that economy itfelf
requires fuch an eftablifhment, I have to requeft
only that Gentlemen will underftand me clearly,
as confidering the prefent refolutions to apply to
the prcfent year only; and that I am not com-
mitting myfelf to any thing that is not contained
in the vote immediately before the Houfe."
Mr. Fox, in explanation With refpeft to
Ireland and the Colonies, I do not know whether
the Right Hon. Gentleman mifunderltands me.—
Paid that I was not prepared to (tate what might
have been the rnifchievous effefts of the meafures
of this Government in Ireland and the Wen Indies,
I am not prepared to fay till I have enquired fur-
ther,that a greater military eftablifhment may not
be neceffary in Ireland and the Weft Indies. I fay
only, that with refpeet to the quantum of force it
is no bafis, what may be adopted now ; and that
we underftand the queftion of the permanent Peace
Ellablifhment will be propofed at a future period.
The forms of the Houfe not permitting me to fay
more, I mutt content myfelf with having declared
my general opinion upon the fubjea in the (irons
manner I have done."

The firft refolution was read and agreed to. .
London, England, 1802-06-11

CORN M4RKATS.

COIMISTICTOeII RETURN 711.011 11X11111DOE,
WWI 10.

Wheat per Load, from :71. to to). tos.
Barley per Quarter, from tl. los. to il. 14s.
Oats per Ql4iter, from IL as. to 11. Bs.
Beans per Quuirter, from :I. igs. to :I.
Peale per Quarter, from 11. 18s. to 21. 2F•

MARK LANE. jt.7:ifi 11.

The few fine Wheats we have had lucre fincc
Monday have been eagerly bougla at from ss. to
35. alvance.-The Foreign Wheat, lately arrived,
has been exported for France at high Prices,
which we .attribute the rifei on our growth to.
Barley and Malt have no alteration ; but v..:
think Oats full W. or near Is. Inwer.-TRye and
Beans, as well as Peas of both forts, maintain
Monday's currency.
Engli(h Wheat, per quarter. 465. 6os.
Ditto, prima, 7os. 741.
Foreign Ditto, 6os. 68s.
Fine Dantzic Wheat, 7os. 721.
Rye, 3as. 345.
Barley, aos. s6s.--(Malting) 3os. 345. 6d.
Malt, sos. to sss.
fiats, 16s. 221. sss.
Horfe. Beans, (New) los. 345. sss.
Tick Beans, (New) 38s. sts.
Hug Peale, 28s. 345.
•
Boilers, 345. 38s. 395.
Carraway Seed, 365. to 4os. per cwt. •
Coriander, a6s. to 295. per cwt. 1.
Canary, 78s. to Bos. per cwt.
Rape Seed, 341. to 361. per 1,11.
Flour sos. and sss. per lack.

NAUTICAL INTELLIGENCE.

FALMOUTH, JUNE 8.

Sailed this day the PRINCE ADOLPHUS packet, with the mails
of the lit inft. for Liibon; the Patsterss AMELIA packet, STE.
YENS, with mails of the ad init. fur New York and Halifax ;
and the PRINCESS ELIZABETH packet, KIDD, with mails of
the fame date for Jamaica and Barbadoes : failed the Emeline,
Hostsawaxi, with currants for Hull; the American (hip Ca-
roline, OuLD, with flour for London; and the American bit
Three brothers, KEAN, for London.
Arrived the Pelican, Captain WILLIAM BROAD, with bale
goods, &c. front London, to take in tin fcr Smy ma ; and the
American fchooner Dolphin, Captain TYLER. ili 30 days tram
Charleltown, with rice, for orders.

The Du K or Yoat packet will fail on Saturday neat, with
the Lilbou mail of this date.

PLYMOUTH, JUNE ;I.

Came in from Cork the Gt. t u asosta, 0136 pins, Capt. TA L.
1101.; and the ENGAGER NT!, of 38 guns, Lieut. DON ItCLIFT :
till: (hip has been lying at Cork as an Hofrital fhip, and is gone
u 2 I lotooare to be paid uff.—Sailed the RA NOZII cutter, of 16
guns, Capt. ERA E ta, for London; and the DIDAION gust, of
36 guns, Capt. S tio a r LAND, fnr the Cape of Good Hope, and
under fealed orders. The Ituffard tranfport, Capt. CROSLET,
lately arrived here from Egypt, failed yefterday for Portfinouth,
but having miffed Rays, the was near being albore in Bovcyfand
lay; immediate aiLtanee being given by the boats of the (hips
of war in the Sound, the was warped off, and is now fakly at
anchor in the Sound ; but has loft her voyage for the prefent,
the wind having Milted to the Southward, and blowing a
, throng gale.
London, England, 1802-04-23

SHEERNESS, APRIL ss.

Arrived his Maje.ity's !hips Nonfuch, of 64
guns, and the Kite, and jaloofe brigs, from Yar-
mouth; alto the Glory, of 98 guns, and St. Al-
bans, of 64, with the Gannet. and Cruizer brigs,
from the Downs. Sailed the Galgo (loop of war
for Spithead; the Gallant and Furious gun brigs
were paid off this day, and their crews difcharged :
went out of dock the Arrow !loop of War.---Wind
s, %Y. modsrms.
London, England, 1802-04-23

GBAMeINT.

WITILAtat MARCH 37.•r•The Nobility of the
Duchy of Wellphalia have inflituted a fuit againa
the preterit ruling Cathedral Chapter of Cologne
in the Imperial Chamber and Aulic Council, re-
fpelling the proportionate contribution to the Sup-
plies furnithed to the Emperor, the French Requiti.
tions and Contributions, the Expellees of die Lim
of Demarcation, and other debts of the country.

RAT t SIOX MARCH 38.—Count COL LOR E DD.
AmbalLidor of the Eleftor of Bohemia, who has
refided at Vienna fence November lafi, returns
hither for certain, and retains his office of Am-
baltsdor.—Perhaps his return will furnith the Diet
with Come bufincfs.
London, England, 1802-04-23

NAUTICAL INTELLIGENG,^•..

MAILS THIS DAB'.—WIND S. S. VC
AREIVID.
I Dublin.
o Waterfoni.
o Frcnch,
Dutch,
• Hambergh,

PLYMOUTH, APRIL 21.

ut:T.
•

Came In the Maria, of Fowey, DE KS HAM, from
Cephalonia, bound to London, laden with currants
and fuftick, in want of =diaries ; the Ann,
louts, from Liaton to London, laden with fruit;
Danith galliafs Enigheden, SWENOSON, from Crd-
iipoli, bound to Hamburgh, with lofs of bowfptir,
file is laden with oil ; came in from Torbay
paid off, his Majefty's (hips LONIION, of 9s gu:,s,
Captain MURR AV ; RAMILIES, Of 74, Captain Os-
/1014S ; and the CANADA, of 74, Captain YORKE.
—The DEDAIG N E USE, of 33 guns, Captain Sttolc.-.
LAND, is gone up Hamoaze to be paid off.

PORTSMOUTH, APRIL 82.

This day arrived the FAIRY Hoop of war; alto
the following tranfports from the Straits, and are
under quarantine, viz. Sca Nymph, Capt. TnowAs
Cuoacm ; and John, BIDDEFORD, from Malta;
the Brothers, Avitiasort ; and the Beauty, —,
from Lifbon ; Telemachus, PAIN ; and Jackfon,
R. Satinwtss. Sailed two (loops full of feamet
for London. Came in from Torbay, the Douai!.
GAR, of 8o guns, Sir RICHARD STZACHAN; NE,.
TUNS, of 98 guns, Ausyss ; and l'HeacuLt, of
84 guns, Luae. They are ordered into harbour
to lie as guardfhips: Arrived this day the Boss.
Doe (loop of war, from the Mediterranean, and is
ordered under quarantine; and the Laiicasrts,
ftoitasip, from Shames, with footmen paid off,
for Plymouth.

The CANDRIMI frigate was this day paid off at
Bpithead: the is ordered to be re•commitlioned
I again.

A grey umber of festmen and marines landed
this day from a floe, fmm Plymouth, from which
port they were paid oft

Capt. CIIVICK, of the Sea Nymph, fpoke the
(Ives Cnaat.orra packet, for the Windward
Mande; all well on the ad of April in lat:42. 53.
N. long. 15. 49. 8.
London, England, 1802-04-23

sass RISTRICTION lIILL.

Mr. AL/KAMMER brought up the Report of the
Bank Reflation Bill.

Upon the quefiion for the Houle agreeing to the
Refolution for filling up the blank with the tft of
March, 1803,
Mr. JAN as propofed a clanfe to the effee, that
during the continuance of the Refitiaion, it should
not be lawful for the Governor and Company of
the Bank to ;rue Notes to any amount, which with
their debts wouhl ex ce ed their capital oft t,OOO pool.
and their aBual amount of gold and filver.

The CIIIMICILLOII of the titcintutra obferved,
that the Hon. Gentleman had adduced no ground
upon which the Mottle ought to receive filth a
claufe.

Mr. Deur laid. the clan& could not be received.
outer* it was meant to annihilate •the Bank.
The claufe was rtjefted, after which, the Refo-
lotion was agreed to, and the Bill ordered to be read
a third time tomorrow.--Adjourned.