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London, England, 1802-03-20

FROM LLOYD'. LIST.

DIAL, MARCU 19.—Came down the William Fenning,
Skt. ae s, for the South Seas, and remains.
GRAIrt3ZND, MARCU rp.—Paffed by the Nanny and Mary,
—, from Limon; Lord Douglas, DILLON, from Bclfalt ;
Silver Ed, WILLIAMS, from Frielland; Three Friends,Oß eN s,
from Arniterdam ; Angel, StYMOUR, from Guernfey ; Vrow
Chriftlana, --, from Charante ; Four Friends, Brea 'ALTON,
and Day, RIDLEY, from Cork.—Sailed the Hero. Douotas,
ntor, CHRISTIE, Millballk, RZID, and Emerald, STORK,
for Hamburgh ; Hoop, —, and Mena Margarctta,
for Rotterdam ; Pelican, GEMII. for Bourdcaux; Jonge Jan,
Scoo N, Mammon, —, and Jonge Jan, DVVAL, fur Havre.
London, England, 1802-03-20

ARRIVED

At I iverpool—rnterprize, Lawton, from Jamaica; and
Eliza, Ripley, from Georgia.
At famaicaNancy, Wright; John Bull, Kelly ; and Ben-
fon, Phillips, from Africa.
At Martinique—Man, Noble, from Liverpool ; and Branch,
Towers, from Africa.
At Dernarara—Partridge, Leyfon, from Briltol; Grenada,
Richardfon; and Montreal, Davis, from London.
At St. Vincent's—Sinclair, Cook, from Briitol.i
At Tobago—Phalli:, Baird, from London.
At Leghorn—lnvention, —, from Falmouth.
At Giscrufey—Rolla, —, from Tobago.
London, England, 1802-03-20

PORTSVOUTILMARCH 19.

This day arrived his Majefly's (hip Pm:Alm
of 36 guns, Cipt. BLACKWOOD, from the Mediter-
ranean : The is ordered to perform quarantine ;
alfo the Al.co, of 36 guns, Capt. Bowsx, from
the CGaft of Africa.—Sailed the brig Mary, lately
arrived frrt.i the Coait of Guinea. Late laft night
the A:::::.caos frigate, Hon. Capt. COLVILLE,
arrived a: St. Helen's, but failed again in the
to cruize after fmugglers.
London, England, 1802-03-20

HOUSE OF COMMON&

The Unita of the Bi-ack ROD fummoned the Houfe to the
Houle of Peers, to hear his Majefty's Cantniffion read.
The S 'attended by feveral Members, went to the
Houfe of Peers, and on his return, informed the Houle, that
the Royal Affent had been given by Co:rani/Son, to the One
million Exchequer Bills Bill, the Cinnamon Duty Bill, the In-
demnity Bill, the Rum Drawback Bill, the Greenland Whale
Misery Eill, and feveral private Bills.
Mr. CANNINO poftponed his motion refpraing the Eland of
Trinidad, till after the coeclufion of the Definitive batty.
Lord Bakowava expreffed hit intention of shortly (Omitting
a motion to the Hoak on the fobjed of the Treating Ate.
A new Writ was ordered for Petenfield, in the room pf Wm.
Jolliffe, Efq. deceafed.
Upon the motion of Mr. VANS' , an account of the
deficiency of ss,ooci. granted out of the Duties an Exports and
Imports, and on Tonnage for the year dot ; and alfo in ac-
count of the outiltanding Exchequer Bills iffued in die 39th and
40th years of Geo. 111. were prefented and laid upon the table.
Mr. Lai/Isom Gowst moved for the appolatment of a Coin.
mittee to confider of the propriety of giving power to iftiees
of the Peace more effaftually to provide for the repair of county
Bridges. . _

Tee Parith Apprentice Bill was read a feccod time, and com-
mitted for Thurfday.
The Coroners BM was read a &ft time and ordered to be
printed and read a fecond time on Tburfday.

PRINCI OFWALIII.

Mr. &Litmus SUTTON Rated, that by the defire
of his Royal Highnefs the Prince of Wales he (hoold
withdraw the notice he had given of a motion on
Wednefday next, relative to the duchy of Cornwall,
and fhould bring it forward on Monday feunight.

FINANCE OF IRELAND.
Mr. N. VANSITTART moved the Order of the
Day for the third reading of the hall Revenue
Bill. On the queftion for the third reading,
Mr. Jowls objeaed to the Bill on the ground of
its confirming the Bill pared in July laft, for re-
pealing the Duty on Places and Penfions on the
frith Eftablifliment, held by perfoni, abfcnt from
Ireland, but faid, if it was the fenfe of the Houfe
that the Bill thould go forward, he would not op-
pole it.
Mr. Rosana urged the fame objeaion, and faid
he could not give his confent to the Bill.—The Bill
was then read a third time.

On the queftion that it lhould pars, Mr. Roasos
perfillcd in his oppofition, in confequence of
which the Houk divided.—For the palling of the
Bill, 8 t—Againli it, I.—The Bill was pallid.
After Rrangers were re•admitted, the Trani.
portation Bill was read a third time, and palled.
London, England, 1802-03-20

This day was publifhed in gvo. price One Shilling, or on fine
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THE::SOLDIERS : an Hillorical Poem in
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London, England, 1802-03-20

PLYMOUTH, MARCH 13.

Came in the Scowl- gun brig, of 14 guns, from
a crnize.—Sailed the GLORY, 0198 guns, Captain
Watts, for Torbay ; alio, on a cruize, the DIA-
MOND, of 38 guns, Cart. GRIFFITHS; SIRIUS, of
36 guns, Capt. KING ; SYLPH, of 18 guns, Capt•
GOA TB ; and the ATALANTE, of 18 guns, Capt.•
GE r 7ITHS; alto the EEperiment, of London, Capt.
PARKER, from Bengal for London, laden with rice.
Came in the URANIF, of 44 guns, Capt. GAGE,
from a cruize.
London, England, 1802-09-11

RAMSGATE, SEPT. zo.

The company at this place are now enying a
new fpecies of entertainment. A young Lady ex-
hibits her expertnefs in fwimming, and great num- I
ben of perfons retort to the fliore to wttnefs her
manoeuvres. She dives, floats, and ducks, and
produces her fair form in fuch a variety of atti-
tudes, as cannot fail to aftonith the wondering
fpeaators of both tuxes. Some Gentlemen, we
hear, have it in contemplation to fwim up to her,
and infpea more accurately her movements, and
to profit by her inftruaions in the polite art of
fwirnming.
Every. feafon the celebrity of this charming
place increafes, and no better evidence of the fast
is neceffary, than a review of the numberkfs im.
provements which are going on. The Pier, which
is in itfelf a fource of never failing attraition, has
this year to boa(! of additional advantages. A
Marine Pavilion is building, upon the fame plan
as that belonging to the PRINCE at Brighton, but
not on fo extcnfive a fcale. It is now nearly com-
pleted, and forms a beautiful finals to the general
outline, being fituated to the right of the Lodge,
at the entrance from the High.ilreet. This elegant
building is intended for the ufe of the Truitees, who
frequently meet here to infpea the workmen, &c.
Among the other additions to the Pier. a new
Quay is building for the hoys, colliers, and other
vabis. to unload, an undertaking very advan-
tageous to the general interefls of the refidents.
Ramfgate is at this time crowded with genteel
company. Houfes and lodgings are more (cares
if poffible than at Margate. The Cliffs, as ufual,
are retorted to by perfons of diainaion ; but the
rents of houfes there are not fo exceffilie as might
have been expected.
In Chatham Place, are their Graces of Day.on.
MILE, the Marquis of HARTINGTON, Lad" R. CA.
VINDISH, L;dy ELIZABEHH 'FORSTER, Earl and
Counters of CARYSFORT, &c.
In Melton's Crefcent, the Duchefs of MANCH IS..
Tilt, Lady CAROLINE HUBERT, Sir WILLIAM and
Lady Youso.
In Effingham Place, Mr. and. Mrs. HAMILTON,
Lieutenant Colonel PEACOCK.
In Albion Place, Lord atant,xv, Dowager La-
dy AsoILL, Sir RICHARD and Lady NEAVE, La.
dy HULSE, Mrs. Bamir. '
On Sion Hill, -Mr. and Mrs. CitARTORDi Sir
RICHARD and Lady CAIVE GLYNN, Rev. Dr. Pair,
Captain REYNOLDS.
In Portland Place, Mr. T. RYDER, Mr. Canv-
as:a., Captain MANSFIELD, of the lklay.
Among the.latelt arrivals are the following :
Vikount and Weal:fads Melbourne, Mr. Wynne, Rev.
Mr. Morrke, Mrs. Mate; Rev. R. Shettßone, Mr. T. Rico's,
Ho& I: Lank, the two Mites Lambe, Mr. Sergeant and
Mn. Shepherd, Colonel Mogan, Mrs. Kingsford, Mr. and
lirs Balfour, Mr. and Mrs.Bwabey, Mrs. Smith, Mite Wood,
84i.47:1.d0rnw, Mrs. Heyamm, Mr. Chariton, Mr.
W. Jas. Mr. G. Roberts, Mr. Ryder, Mr. C. Rising.
tee, Sir. CMM, Mn. Spencer and fondly, Mr. CM*.
mirs Taaampico, Mn. Pownell, Mn. 60 Pig J.
Aoae, Mn.ltldguallik blikemete-ha.
London, England, 1802-09-11

TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT,
By Mr. CHRISTIE,
A SINGULARLY ELEGANT FREE-
A. HOLD VILLA, with Sour-itall Stable, double Coach-
hook, numerous Ogees of every defeription, fuited to a Fami-
ly; beautiful Pleafurc-ground. Kitchen-garden,with lofty wall,
covered with a profufion of the choiceft Fruit-trees, in full
bearing. cropped, be. the whole about Three Acres.
The Pretnifes are fitted up and finished in the very &It ilile
of neatnefs, compleatly and elegantly furnithed.
- Alio a Leafehold Meadow, of about Ten Acres, defirably
iltuate about Twenty Miles from London, not far from the
River Thames, in the County of Surrey. '

DORSETSHIRE.
TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT,

By Mr. CHRISTIE,
ADefirable FREEHOLD ESTATE and
RESIDENCE, confdting of a fubftantial, well-built,
comfortable Family Houfe, with ftabling for (even Main,
coach-hank, numerous attached and detached offices, fuited to
the manfion and the farm. competent for a large family, good
kitchen-garden, walled, pleafure ground; and fundry rich in-
clofures of arableoneadow, and pafture land; in the whole
41 acres, ccmspadt, and tithe-free two years out of three,
land-tax redeemed, parochial taxes moderate; delightfully
fituate, within half a mile of the river Stour, in which is ex-
cellent trout-Ming ; four miles from the Sea, five from Win-
burn, five and a half from Poole, (even from Ctuiftchurch, in
a beautiful, healthy, and (porting part of Dorfetfhirt, within
half a mile of Homers, and a pack of fox-hounds, which fre-
quently come over to draw the neighbouring covers; the roads
cseellent, and the markets moderate; well worth the atten-
tion of a Family, or Gentleman fond of field (port, with great
plenty of pine. The Building in the molt complete repair,
and the land in a high Rate of cultivation ; wool. part Of the
purchafe-money„ may remain on the prcmitcs, and imme-
diate poffeffion may be bad.
Printed particulars may be had of Meffrs. Forger, Cook,
and Freer, Lincoln's Inn ; and in Pall-Mall.
London, England, 1802-09-11

MARGATE, SEPTEMBER 9.

The prevalence of a report here fince the com-
mencement of the feafon, that the Little-go
Bill," which put a flop to the old favout ite amufe-
ment of rafting at the libraries was enadted through
the influence of the Proprietors of the Theatres of
Margate, Brighton, &c. and the ferious injury
which this report has dope the Theatre, has in-
duced the Proprietors to publifh an addrefs, in
contradiaion to what, in fa& no rational perfon
could have ever believed, but which has made
confiderable imprefflon on the light and credulous
vifitors of Margate, many of whom would, no
doubt, prefer rafting for a fpy-glafs or a pin-cafe,
to the bell performances of KEKILS or Mrs. SID
60113 e This much talked of Bill is now generally
attributed to Mr. G. Ross, who was dawn here
with his family laft feafon, and who was frequent-
ly heard, in very hong terms, to exprefs hit dif-
approbation of raffling and to praaites conneeed
with it.

Sir EDWARD HALES, the principal of dne of the
firft Catholic families in England, died fome days
fince, and was interred with great funeral pomp in
his own Chapel at St. Stephens, near this too n:
The waiter at the ShAtefpeare is now► able to
officiate in the honfe, and the furgeuns have there-
fore at length pronounced him out of danger. A
certificate has been fent to the Mayor of Dover to
liberate the Cons of Thefpis upon bail.
London, England, 1802-09-11

hurioN, skit. i.

A genteel comptny affembled at the Theatre by
about eleven, to hear a grand *mining concert,
which was performed in * temporary orcheftra,
etched on the Stage.
The concert commenced with one of Hatt:nes
grand overtures. The different vocal Performert
acquitted themfelves very refpeaably.
Although the Concert was extremely well con-
dated and performed, yet at times many of the
audience being worn out for want of reit, occa-
fionally enjoyed a retreating nod.
After the Concert, Nice°Las GRINSHAIIit Efq.
the Mayor, entertained a large party in the Guild
Hall, with a molt fumptuons dinner, and as uibal,
it was ferved up in the greateft ftyle, with every
delicacy the feafon affords.
In the evening, at half pail (even, pithlic •
drefs promenade was appointed to take place in
both the Halls, and when thk time arrived the
Ladies were at their polls. The promenade was
carried on in the ufual Ryle of fuch matters. Be-
tween nine and ten o'clock feveral hundreds were
ambled in the Halls, and they were not fo tired
but they could dance till a very late or rather early
hour.

Follj► as It Fate, and'the Children, in the Wed were
ailed at the Theatre for the benefit of Mr. Si ODOM s.
A number of opulent families are Roinan Ca-
tholics in this town. Several of their Ladies
walked innhe proceffion, and when they approach-
ed the Church they retired from the proceffion
into houfes near the Church, and waited till it re-
turned, the Prieß having refufed them the indul-
gence of entering the Temple of. Heretics
London, England, 1802-09-11

TWENTY GUINEAS REWARD.
ELOPED from her Friendon THURSDAY
Night lali, in the Neighbourhood of Padding. on ; A
YOUNG LADY about z 7 Years of Ag.:, about Five Feet
Four Inches high, dark Comilesion and Eyes. 'lark urn wn
Wig-curled in front. Ufuelly dreffes in White, with ;ow
Shoes.
She is fuppofed to be attended by two short Mt r, and a
Woman; one of the Men is about 40 years of Age, acct
font inches high. fquare made, very dark complesion. h
large bias k whiikers. The other Man is about five tr.t *v.
torches hie, 73 years of age, Rout made, and florid com-
pletion fupgril dto wear a blue Coat. andbuclakin Br!eclte..
with Boots. The Woman is about the fame flee as the Yang
Lady, but Router made, and Mr Complexion.
Whoever will•give fuels infortaation as butts; tbe wars of
difrovering the laid Parties fo that the above YOUNG I.ADY
may be Senora to her friends, retelve the above iiewzrd
by applying to n0..45,1-itdeßufrell-ftrect Eloomibury ; where
it is requefted the frd'Ormitton may be given.
September 6, attn.

-•• • . _
MODERN HISTORY.
LTHE Ancient Part of Dr. MAYOR': UNI.
VERSAL HISTORY being cow completed is sine
Aliases, the Public ate rdiedfully Wormed. that the: Ram.
,
VoLow or TOR MODERN 'HISTORY will be pubililied on
the FIRST of OCTOORR, and that a Volume and continuo
-tote publiOsed cu the Phil Day of every Month, till the titx-
.7lllt4 VOLUSOIS, of which the Modern .1-liftory is to conait,
are completed.
As the public opinion of the Merit awl utility of this Work
has been molt unequivocally exprefed, by the rapid and erten-
five tale of the Nine Volumes which have appeared, it is not
deemed neceffary to expatiate on the claims which the Mona a N
CORY will poffefs, to a continuance of the fame flattering
patronage.
'lt 4s obvious, that to all perfons, to whbra the great Univer-
fal Hiftory, in fixtPix large volumes octavo, is either too
experfive, or too Yobini;noUs, DR. MAYOR'S UNIVLASAL
HISTORi Y in twenty-five moderate fized volumes, muit be a,
Molt ddirable acquih:ion.
The volumes arc f4d at ss. In boards ; or, upon common
paper, at 3s. 9d. in boards; and fingle volumei, or complete
fets,-may be had,of all.tlookfellets.
No. 7 t, St,Piurs Church-yang
Augult Ma. - S • - - •
London, England, 1802-09-11

NAUTICAL IN;TELLiGENCi;

MAILS THIS DAY...WINDS. W.
azittieel.
Dublin,
I Hamburg's
I Dwelt

Dui.
0
0
•

PLTMOUTHi SEPT. g.—This thy came into
harbour to be.paid off, his Majelly's !hip NER ;pc;
of 36 guns, Captain MENDS, from Jamaica.—His
MTh's fhip ARAB was this day paid off, and laisi
up in ordinary. The Traveller, of Guernfey, with
rum and provifions from Cork fur London, founder-
ed on Saturday laft about ten leagues from Cork;
crew faved and arrived here.

roarsmourn, SEPT. la—Sailed, the Muria'
cutter on a cruize.—Paged by the GANGES; ~••••••••,
and Amok ---, from China.

51.11=112351 SEPT: to.—His Majellylloop Bit•
TERN has arrived, and come to the Little Note.

FROM LLOYD'S LIST.
DtAL, SM. ro.;-.Arrived the Favourite, VA LANS, from
St. Vincent; and Progrefs, FROST, from Dominica, and re-
main.. Wind S. W. blows bard.

Gt Av a s ettn,Sa rr. zo.—Paffed by, the Earl of Abergavenny,
WORDSWORTH, from China; Porfground, —, from Nor".
way; Warren, Bonen, from Saloe ; Symmetry, —; and
Fortuna, Auntie, from Chriftiana.--Sailid the Commerce,
THORP; and Alert, IIotDoNALD for Jamaica; WalbiaglOG,
SCOTT, for Charlefton ; Sportfman, —ft.—, for Seville; Nile,
PRINGLE ; Louifa, BAXTER; and Yonng Henry, —, for
Hamburgh ; Telemachus, HILL, for Whim; Jonge Aris, ;
and Vrow &Jo, fur Rotterdatii.
London, England, 1802-03-27

OCTAVO EDITION of Mr. GIBBON'. HISTORY.
This day was publithed,
Hint fomely printed in is Vols. Svo. with a Portrait of the
Author, and Maps of the Eaftern and Written Divirmtis of
the Roman Empire, price 31. 225. in boards, a new Edition,
twine the Sisth. of
THE HISTORY of the DECLINE and FALL
of the ROMAN EMPIRE.
By EDWARD GMBON, Efq.
Printed for A Strshan ; T. Cadcll, jun. and W. Davies, in
the Strand.
Cr The lalt Six Volumes may be had feparate.
N. B. There Twelve Volumes complete the original Delign
of the Author, and comprife the entire Series of from
the Age of Trojan and •he Antortines to the taking of Con nail
tinirpte by the 'fork, and the Eitabliffitnent at Rope of the
Dominion oldie Popes.
As abo►e may alfo be had.
Mifcellancous Works of L•dward Gibbon, Efq. with Me-
moirs of his Life and Writings compofed by Hitufelf : illultrat-
ed from his Letters, with ocestional Notei. and Narrative, by
John Lord Sheffield, 2 vol. APO. 2L tas. in boards.
London, England, 1802-03-27

SWEDEN.

STOCKHOLM, M.LitcH 7.—lt is remarked that our
revered Monarch, on the decifion of the well-
known law-fuit between fome Nobles and their
Lanklmarthal, at the laf diet at Nordkoeping,
which was followed by the Royal Ordinance, by
which a Swedilh Nobleman, who voluntarily re-
nounced the Prerogatives of his rank, is to be pu-
nithed with'expulfion from the country, was pleated
or. the fame day to appoint fix young Noblemen
of the molt dillinguifhed families asJudges of their
difltiets, an office which, by the Swedilh Country
people, is particularly honoured and refpeeted.
Miscu 5.I-aft year zao Swedifh merchant
!hips entered the port of Malaga.
London, England, 1802-03-27

RUSSIA.

Pula ssuaon, Fes. 23.—0 n the 12th inn. the
Senate publilhed the following remarkable ukafe,
figned by the EMPEROR'S own hand :
NVifhing to give new encouragement to agricul-
ture, and to the indnftry of the people,in proportion
to the means, which Ruflia poffelfes from its map.
nitude and fituation, we have found it neceffary to
extend to all Ruffian fubjeas, the right of acquiring
landed Enates, without the peafantry and fuperio-
rites, with the exception of thofe who are reckoned
the property of the Nobles. Confequently we per-
mit not only the merchants, the citizens, and all
who enjoy the rights of cities, but alfo peafants
of the Crown, to whatever department they may be-
long, and alfo thofe who have been enfranchifed by
their Lords, to purchafe landed Ellates from all
thofe who have a legal right of Pale, and to fecure
to themfelves fuch acquifitions by conveyances,
drawn up in the proper name of each, in the Law
Office appointed for that purpofe, according to the
forms of law, which (hall warrant their property
to them againft all attack.
Under the fame date, the Senate has publilhed
another exprefs ukafe of his IMPERIAL MAJESTY,
by which the fchool founded by the deceafed EM-
:semi in the year 1797, is not only confirmed
by the Senate, but its prefent revenue, confining of
t,zoo rubles, as being inadequate to the advan-
tages to be expeaed from this fchool, is increafed
by t 2,000 rubles, fo that its yearly income for the
future will amount to 23,200 rubles. The principal
objea of this fchool, which at the fame time is put
upon a better eftablifhment, is the Rudy of the
Ruffian jurifpnidence, and what belongs to it, fuch
as a pure Style adapted to judicial affairs, logic and
a part of book-keeping. The other branches of
learning now taught in the fchool, with the French
and German languages, will be continued. The
iniiitution confifts of 3o young Noblemen, and 15
other pupils, whofe fathers ferve as fubaherns in
the Colleges; both are completely maintained by
the Crown ; for each of the &ft soo rubles, and
each of the WI ego rubles yearly are allowed. Be-
fide theft young noblemen others may be received,
who are to be in pported by their families, and only
to have free lodgings ; but their number moil not
exceed 50. The young noblemen will be appointed,
on their quitting the fchool, alliltants to the Sec-
retaries ; hut the other pupils will be put in effec-
tual fervice, with the rank belonging to the officers
of Chancery. The new ellablifhmcnt took place
from the e ft of January 1802.
The difeafe among the cattle in the village of
Tfchernefsk, in the Government of Volodemir,
arnfe from Major Salaams, the Proprietor of this
village, having compelled his peafants to feed their
orbs, ace• with the flefh of cattle, which had died
:natural death. His Map :Ty has ord,i-cd this
t.:andalons abufe to be made publicly kn,nyn, to
,!••ter others from the like ; and the rnriftutinn,
v•hich has been commenced againli the !kl:,jor
SA-
M.\RIN, to be carried on with the utn:un eigour of
Ole law.
London, England, 1802-03-27

DENMARK.

Corsniuotst, Malice g.—To the canon-foun-
dery at Friederichfwerk, a fled and !word-blade
manufaCtory, according to the newer improve-
menu in loch manufaCtories, has been added, and
the greateft induftry and diligence are in general
obfcrved in this important undertaking. The un-
wearied attention with which HASLER, the Corn-
miffary General at War, and Deputy in the Col-
lege of the Generalty, condufts himfelf in the ad-
rumination of this important eftablifhmWt, de-
ferves the greateft praife,
The Dana (hip the Venner, belonging to a
bottle at Altona, rim aground about a mile from
Algiers, on the tgth of December. The crew
were Caved; the cargo was valued at from 120 to
130 Spanifh piaflers; but it is in part loft, and in
part fo much damaged, that all the goods Paved
have been fold by public aultion for 5 t 3 piaftcrs.
MARCH lo.—The Chief Pilot of Eaft-Jutland
has difcovered a (hallow hitherto altogether
unknown, in the little Belt weftward from
Sam:oe. Wha• is called the Middle Ground runs
forward in a line with the Little Ground, in fuch
imanner, that now only (hips who draw at the
molt from 8 to to feet water can go between the
two grounds, though the paffage was formerly
feyen fathom deep.
London, England, 1802-03-27

OFFICE pf COMMERCIAL COMMISSIONERS,
No.7* Alllia F,iari, Fni. 26, 1801.
T 1 HE Commerrial ammigioners Ft the Cilj of Lon•
dum aNd ih Yhinity rerroctithe Public to tall: Nc.ice, That
all Perfons engaged in Trade or Manufadlnre isithia ll.e &airs
of their Julifdidtion, whore Contribution is refpedl of Income
arifing from Trade or Nlanufanure, nun amount to the Sum
of 201. or upwards, area E VI a ED to deliver their Statements at
tins Board ; and farther, that by the 39th Geo. 111. Cap. 22.
is SNACTSD that all Statements arc to be delivered in on or be-
fore the 3oth day of March annually, undo. a Penalty of 2o'.
TIIOLIAS MARS./ AM,
London, England, 1802-03-27

DEATH OF AIIERCROMBY.

THE Exhibition of the Large HISTORICAL
PICTURE. painted by A/141)EL jam!. AaNOLD, repre-
fenting, on a molt excretive kale, the memorable Battle before
A:eta:ldris, on the std of March, 1801. in which the gallant
bit. Ralph Abereromby loft his life, continues open at the Grest
}loom Spring Gardens, every day from ten till dult.—Atimit-
t ,neet..--Sketebes of reference arc delivered to Ladla And
Gentlemen honouring the Exhibition oith their presence, and
prrim attends to rtplaln the Pi time.
London, England, 1802-03-27

NEW FOREST.

Commiltioners atahori zed by Lis Majcay'r.
Comnuniffion to carry into execution an Adt paired in the
39th and eoth pars of his Majeity's reign, intituled, " An Mt
tc r the better prefervation of Timber in the New koreit, in the
county of Southampton. and for afeertainiog the Bounderits
of the Paid Foreft, and of the Lands of the Crown, within the
fame," do hereby give notice, that they intend to meet on Fri-
day the 9th day of April nett, at nine of the clock in the fore-
noon preeilely, at the Crown Inn, at Lyndhurft, in the laid
county of Southampton, for the purpofe of carrying the laid Ad
into execution. By order of the Commalioners,
JOHN KING, Secretary.
Dated the Bth day of March, 5802.

COUNT RUMFORD's ESSAYS,
No. so, Part Second.
This day was publithed, pr4c at. Gd.
ON the Conitration of Kitchen Fire Places,
and Kitchen Utenfds; together with Remarks and Ob-
ferv..tions relatirg to the variout Pruccifcs of Cookery, and
Propofals for improving that nsoft ufeful,Art ; Mil the second
:'art of the Tenth Number of Experimental Effays,
:Economical, and PhilolophiC3l.
Ey 13FNJAMIN Count of RIn.IFORD, F. R. a. See. &e.
Printed for T. Cad:ll,pin. aid W. Ihvies, Sauk'.
Of whom may he had,
New Editions of all the ?rec.:au:lg Numbers.

.1)R. 11.IAVOR'S U. IVLE SA!. WO ORY,
In Twenty-live portahle Vol imes.
THE Third Volume of this Work wits pub-
lished on the IR day of March, containing the HISTORY
of GREECE, from the earließ Pc.lois to the hnl of the Pclo-
ponnehan War• and may be bad of all refpatable Bouldellas
in Town and Co„.untry.
The Fourth Volume, coo raining the remainder of the HIS.
TORY of GREECE, will Sy: plibliched Go the &ft of April.
Thefe two Velunies will contai.i a convict.: Hillary of
Greece, illuftiated with a Map, :tnu two beautiful Engravirr
And for the accommodation of perfons who with to purchate
the Hiftory of Greece, or any other tingle Hiftory, every Vo-
l...line contains a ?articular Titie-page, adapted to its retpcdtive
Contents. _ _ _

The ANC' F.NT PART of this VlM:err:ll Hiflory will he com-
pleted in Nine Volumes; end thc !.10DEKN rear in Sixteen
Volumes ; a Volume to appear on the E tit by of every month,
till the whole is completed,.
The price of each volut.4 is Five Shillings in hoards, hut
upon mull and common paper it is only Thrce Shillings and
Nine-pence, in beards; the volumes may alio be had in scat
half. bindings.
' N. B. 1)r. Mayor's Univerfal H!ltnry is a molt deferable at-
quilition to all perfons to whom the great Univerfal Maury in
66 atavo volumes i 3 either too voluminous or too eapcnfiv c.
London, England, 1802-03-27

—.— -
SCOTTISH HOSPITAL, of the FOUNDATION of KING
CHARLES 11. RE-INCORPORATED by HIS PRE-
SENT MAJESTY.
His Grace the Duke of MONTROSE, Prefident.
VICE-PRCSIOP NTS.
His Grace the Duke of 194- JA ?I Es Su AW,Efq. Attlerm,r.
MILTON, l'hcHon.Wst.Etrtistis , o::E,
Lord SOIILAVILLE, GEORG& GLLNNIL,Efq.
Lord MACDONALD
WM. AC AM, Efq. Trcafurer.
NOTICE is hereby given, that a Special Gene-
-4.1 ral Court of the Prefident, Vice-Prefidents, Tre...furer,
and Governors of this Corporation will be held at the Hall in
in Crane-court, Fleet-ftrect, on Saturday the loth of April,
at One o'clock, P. M. The Court will afterwards adjourn to
Dine at the Crown and Anchor Tavern, in the Strand. with
the Benefaitors and Friends of the Inftitution, (the Spring
Meeting of the Corporation,) Dinner to be on Table at Five
1 o'clock.
His Grace the Thke of MONTROSC,Prcfident, in the Chair.
Sir John Stewart, Bart. John Julius Angerftein, Eft
Sir liugh Inglis. Bart. Wm. torradaile, Efq.
General David Dundas, Walter Boyd, jun. Efq.
Major Thomas Hart, Andrew Paton. Efq.
Hon. Major Godfrey Mac- Wm. Porter, Efq.
donald, George Sconlitall,Efq.
John Montgom-ry,Efq. MP. George Wood, Efq.
1 1
David Pike Watts, Efq.
By Order, JAMES DOEIF., Secretary.
1,'„• Tickets t ts. 6d. each. to be had of the Stewards, at the
Hall, and liar of the tavern ; and it is temictiol that fuch
Noblemen and Gentlemen •ts mean to honour the Meeting
with their Prefence will fend fur their Tickets on or btftire the
gth of April, in order that the Stewards may be enabled to
provide properly for the occafion.
. No Servants admitted at Dinner except thefe of the Preildent,
Vice-Prefidents, Treafurer, and Stewards.
N. B. No Colleftion round the Table after Dinner.
London, England, 1802-03-27

INCOME TAX.

THE Inhabitants of t!ie City and Liberty of
WESTMINSTER are delved to meet on TUESDAY
NEV, at Twelve &Clock, in OLD EALACE YARD, to
confider the propriety of precei.ting a PE CITION to the Hu-
rou cable the HOME of COMMONS, praying that the fevcral
Ads of Parliament chargin4 a Dati on Income, may be re-
pealed.
RICHARD WEST, King-ftreet, Soho, Oilman.
GEORGE REES, Soho-fquare, M. D.
T. WISHART, Coventry-ftreet, Tolricconift.
JOS. THOMPSON'. Vine-ftrert, Ely.
JAMES BELL,C,lventry-itr.!et, Wine IV:erLhant.
C. BARKER, 'Chandos-Erect, C„weet-G.irdca, Coach-
n.aker.
JOS. HARROP, Omit Marlbrei-ftreet, Ely.
London, England, 1802-03-27

THEATRE-ROYAL. COVENT-GARDEN.

ON MONDAY NEXT, MARCH 29, 1802,
will be prefented Shakefpeares Play of
KING HENRY THE FOURTH.

Sir John FaMar, Mr COOKE.
lira Henry, Mr. MURRAY;
Prince of Wales, Mr. LEWIS;
Woreefter, Mr. HULL ;
And Hotfpur, Mr. SIDDONS.
Lady Percy, Mifi CHAPMAN.
To whi,h w4U he added the Pantomime of

HARLEQUIN'S ALMANAC K.
On Turf(lay Mrs. liaTington will perform the chandler of
11..i.:tra. in the Comic Opera of Love in a Village—Mr. Incle-
Jon h.ing recovered from his (even indifpclition, will perform
chandler of Young Meadows.

LAST WEEK BUT ONE IN LENT.
THEATRE-ROYAL., HAY-MARKET.
ON WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY Evenings
nrzt, at Seven o'Cloek,
EIDOURANION;
Or, LARGE TRANSPAREN I' ORRERY.
The 'try flattering encouragement and attention in often
teton open this Machine, has impellzd Mr. Wat.zza, jun.
to onsequary labour at its progrcffive improvement; Co that
now every int/setting phenomena of the Heavens is rendered
F.:deftly plain upon mere infpnaion ; the uninformed at-
tention is only deeded in its view by hi. aceontpsnying Miro-
enr i. J Ledlitre. The Ceres Ferdinandia, ae juft difeovered
new Planet, is added to the Eidoaraidon.
lizkets, and the Ni.w Book of the Ledore, may be bad of
Dlr. Rice, at de 'Theatre Boa Oilice, where places kettle Dozes
may be taken.-13ozes is. Pit 35. Firß Gal. as. Second Gal. is.
London, England, 1802-03-27

GERMAN?

Or Ex, FEE. 24—A propofition is before the
Grandees of Hungary, to choofe a Primate of that
country at the approaching Dict, which office has
been vacant for three years, and has a revenue at-
tached to it of 3oc,Eroo florins. It may be almoft
taken for granted, that the meritorious Archhilhop
of Kalotfcha, Count KoLortirscH, who at prefect
fills the office of Vicar General, will have tit.: ma-
jority of voices. The Diet will continue for fi:veral
months, and be produEtive of important butinZs.
ASC H AFC Vial/ICH, FED. 27.—The four alfem-
blies of the circles of Franconia, Swabia, the Pa-
latinate and the Upper Rhine, have, in concert with
each other, adopted regulations to promote the
common fecurity, against the prevailing diforders.
Our Elator has received front the l'orE a letter
of acknowledgment of the loth of Ja:tuary, for
the well known retignation of the diocesan rights.
It came by the way of Paris, where the Cardinal
CAPRARA 11.4t1 handed it over to the Miniftcr TAL-
LEY RAND.

The toll upon French wine has been confidera-
bly railed on the Mayne.
The Eledoral Chapter of Cologne at Arnterg
have received a Papal brief, in which his Holiness
teftifies his fatisfaiftion on account of the renunci-
ation of the ecclefiaftical rights on the Upper Rhine.

PARLIAMENTARY PROCEEDINGS.

HOUSE OF LORDS, FRIDAY, MARCH 86.

Lord ALVANLZY again prciided as Sp-ak•r. Counfel ivere
herd relative to the Scotch Appeal—WlLSON e. H . -
sox and MeLvILLt.--namtly, Mr. GiLtras in continuation,
on the part of Refpondents, after which their Lordfhips de-
ferred the farther hearing till Monday.
The various Bills before the Houle—chiefly of a local and
private defcription, were forwarded ill their raped live Rages.
Mr. Tar crt, a Member of the other Kottle of Parliament,
was (worn at the Bar moaning his propufed Evil:nee relative
to the Galway County Gaol Bill.
Their Lordfitips then adjourned till Monday.
London, England, 1802-03-27

PRUSsief.

BERLIN, MARCH 9.—In the year 18ot,the num-
ber of labourers in the manufaBories in the duchy
of Melia amounted to 75,413 ; the value of all
the manufaaures to 03,556,108 Rd. the value of
the materials 10,301,332 Rd. thus the clear value of
the labour of this induttrious people wa58,556,1 u 8
Rd. Among there were 6207 labourers in cotton,
who produced 1,546,798 Rd. from au advance of
880,000 Rd. The linen manufadory employed
46,932 perfons ; the value of the linen woven on
28,629 looms, was 8,997,498 Rd. and the advances
3,845,600. Woollen goods were delivered from
14,730 labourers on 5250 looms, for 4,253,990
Rd. and for this materials, to the amount of
2,653,490 Rd.
London, England, 1802-09-29

LQ I)UN.

WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 29.
ST. Micoort4l:oueurss or VitaTtstozaa Bony.
Holiday at all the Public (Mom
PRICE OF STOCKS YESTERDAY: •
3 per Cent. Conif. 69 Excheq. Bills ts. to 24 MM.
5 per C. Ana tot** Omni= if 8% dlr.
Imp. Ana. Lai Coat for OR. ace. 69i
COURSE OF EXCHANG:..
Altterdam, t t -14 aU. Cadiz 36 ere& Genii. 471
Do. at fight so 19 Artddrtd 364 effect Idiboo 674
Rottlrlant, 11 2i 2. U. Hihinu 36i drat. open. 674
HA,..rek 3a 5 24 U Loghorn jt Dublin tit
Masi 33 6;% 11. Nvplez 434
Palc:rro 90 pesteeperoz. •
Paris. i day's dam. 13 12 111PARP•DI110, 94 a U.
Bourdeaux, ditto. 24 t Ditto •
Woke, 39 'Litres Pitch EifrArvi per 11. Eat

This morning we receiveaFtench Journals of the I
35th and 215th The fete of the foundation of the
Republic-appears, as we Rated yefterday, to have
paired over withont any remarkable event. Thirst
was a concert in the evening before the Confular
Palace, and fireworks were exhibited, but they
were nnaccothpanied with any griping marks of.
rejoicing or public joy.
- Some faidecr particulars are given in regard to
the diilurbance., -oy which that once happy cann-
ot Switzerland is afßitled. The reports, however,
are fo toptradiaory, that no great faith can be
placed in them. According to one account, the
French Government has undertaken to be mediator
between the contending parties: in this cafe, there
can be-no doubt that tranquillity will be fpeedily
re:loved, if not by arguments and perfuafion, at
leaft by that never failing remedy. force of armi.
Palls, Sri,. 25.—The fete of the Aft. Vende-
zniaire, (Sept. 2 a), paired off with thogivateft
good order. The quays, the Place de la Con.
corde, the Champs.Elyfees, during the whole day,
were filled with an immenfe multitude, all eager
to enjoy a thane of the public antoferneuta. In
the morning. dancing, the game of iset4katingris,
and horfe races, awaited a great eontourfe to
the Champs-lLlyfees : towards night the people
r----""--""1"1"--ths—fins—aging e
London, England, 1802-09-29

IVATE EDUCATION.

••••

-
TMsday was had,
A lama Edition, eort+efLed rd surged, price As.
PRACTICAL DIRECTIONS to INSTRUC-
TORS and PARENTS, on the Right Choice and Ufe of
Books in every branch of Education; pointing out their refpec-
deemed:a, antthe ceder in which they ihookl be fucceSvely
adoyeal.
By JOSHUA COLLINS.
Roaor of Newport, and late Matter of the Grammar School
in that Toren. . , •
This Work is divided into two pans; in the int ire -feveral
judicious obfervations on Educadoe, andthe fecond eau meratai
the molt ufeful introductory hooks in every branch of know-
tear, remarking on -their recpretive nsetiss, and cautioning
Patent{ and InittuaOn apinit Coate, which the Author upon
jait munch; objedis to. Anson the Books recommended, we
do not obfcrve any, which we asides al objedtionablc.
•
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ECCLESIASTICAL PROMOTIONS.

His Royal Hlghnt.fs the Duke of Cumberland has been
pleafed to appoint the Rev. Henry Denny Beruera to be one of
his Royal Highnele's Douteitic Captains.
The Rev. Renard Cracroft, Clerk, of Louth, Domeftie
Chaplain to the Right Hon. Lord Glaftonbury, is empowered,
by difpasfatlon under the Great Seal, to hold the rct!tory of
Rippingale, in the gift of Sir Gilbert Healscote, Bart. M. P.
of Normanton.Park, in the county of Rutland, together with
the redlory of Weft Kcal, both In the county and t. ioc f of
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I.IVERPOOL, NIARCII 15.

The Dick, CtztezmTs, from Sr. Thomas's, and
Ann and Elizabeth, EIVALD, with'wheat and tim-
ber, from Dantzick, arrived tin Saturday.
_ _

The James. FLINT, from New Calabar at De-
merara, and gone to Trinidad.
The Jack Park, Wai.i.acx, from Africa at St.
Vincent's and felling there.
The May, CALLAN, from New Calabar at St.
Vincent's, and gone to St, Croix.
The Brook, Mous, vx, and Kenyon, Rost:s-
ans, failed from Bonny the ad Dec. in company
with the May, CALLAN.
TIII Abby, HAM IV, from lalbon for this
port, after being Ilranded near Conway, got into
Btaumati,whete the took file about half pail ten
en Tuefday night lii. Veffel and materials con-
la Pied, crew Idle.
The Tiitnn, lialteow, from hence for Africa,
went on (bore on Friday night, during a !max!
gale of wind, near the North Shore Coffee-houfe.
Adwieure. Nutria, from Africa at St.
Croix; Happy, Frtgland, from hence at Wilimlngtan; Re-
union, It Oman, and Apollo, Patric, from hence at Bofton;
Vic Fox. Parton., from hence at Savannah; Ann, MclTenger,
from Acta-at t;ibraltAr; Irene, Norris, from hence at Dublin ;
and 1 tri.kba, flow hence at Pont:mouth.
London, England, 1802-03-18

PORTSMOUTH, MARCH i 7.

This day failed his Majelty's (hip CE R ~Captain
JONES, to take in troops at Cowes, for Jamaica ;
alto the DOVER brig, Captain CRAWFORD, for Lon-
don.—Arrived the DILIGENCE, Rivtimins maf-
ter, with provitions from the River; CAIRLOTTR,
with wheat for the Vidualling Office ; alto the
brig But don, with coals from Newcafile ; and
Ws lemon-rt., with ordnance (!ores from London.

SHEERNESS, MARCH z 7.

Sailed out of harbour to the Nore the MONKEY
gun brig. The Hess and BRILLIANT frigates ;
FERRIES (loop ; Arrscx and Fustous gun-brigs;
and S►ANKER hofpital fhip, were paid fix months
wages this day ; alfo the CAMEL (lore-fhip, and is
ordered to proceed to the Well Indies.—La SEINE
frigate is dai y :xpeeted here to be refitted.--Wind
N. W. light breeze.

FROM LLOYD'S LIST.

Diet., MARCH 16.—Wind N. E—Sailed the Vixen gnn•
veffel on a cruize; and the Automalia, Curtis, from Bengal,
for the River.—Arrived la Seine frigate from Portfmouth, and
failed for Sheerneefs.

°HAYSSEN°. MARCH VS.—Pea by the Wow Margretta.
—, from Vencr; Three Gyro(kers, —, from Lear; and
Three Gebroders, —, from Embden,--Sailed the Aurora,
Gilmore. for the Eaft Indies; Catharine, Sebaßian, for Aides;
Fnendfhip, Davies, for New York; Wafhington, Scott, for
Charlelton ; Minerva, Seeger, for Newfoundland; Hope,
Hicks, for Lifbon ; Vrow Anna, Randas; and Vrow Mena,
Henrick, for Ameerdam.
London, England, 1802-03-18

FRANCIS COBB, junr. FS+ In the Chair.

It having been reprefented to this Meeting that Henry Thorn-
ton, of hiargatc, Carpenter, and his Wife, who, together
with tircir fecond fon, both painted on tl.e above unfortunate
oecolion, have left fie:. Children, the eldeit between 14 and 15r
ant the youngeß about 1 years of age —That John Beazley, a
work.ng Gardner, lately relitient at Paddington, (formerly em-
ployed at Salt-Cliff, in the Inc of Tbanet,) another of the Per-
drowned, hath left a Widow and three Children, the rid&
about 8, and chic youngelt about 3 years of are, aid that his
Widow is far advanced in pregnancy of another child. That
Peter Jacob, of Broads airs, Shoemaker, whole W,fe was un-
fortunately drowned, is left a Widower, with tight Children,
of whom two only arc capable of getting their own IlThlrs I
third (about 13 years of age) at prefent a patient in the liolpi-
ill for Deaf and Dumb at Rothetitithe, and of the rentaluing
five, the eld. It about t t, and the youngelt under a yea= of
age —And that George Field, of Proadflairs, Carpenrn., whole
Wife alfo was unfortunately drowned, is lett with tour Children,
of whom the Weft is about lA. and the pm:lean:Wars years
of age:
Refolved unanimoufly,
That a Suhfcription be forthwith opened to raife a Fund for
the Alleviation of the Diftreifes of there feeeral Flunks, and
of fuch others as may have he.n affcted by the fame melan-
choly event, and whole cafes Cull hereafter be made known.
That Meth-% Cobb and Son, of Margate, be aprointed Tres-
Curers to this Fund ; and that Books of Suhfcript, on be opened
at their Bank, and at the levcral other Bank: in this county; at
the !everd I.ibraries in bl;rgate, Ramfgate, and Broadll airs ; at
M tin Iggulden's, at Deal; at the Banks in the tk•wns of Rye
and Hafting, In Sidles • at the Banking.houfes of Sir James El-
&Le and Co. al, Lontetard•ftrect ; and of Mt-firs-Strange, Dalh-
wood. and Co. aso, New Bond-ftreet ; and at Lloyd's Coffee.
bottle.

That a Meeting be holden at this piaci! on Friday the 26th of
March next, at t i o'clock in the Fora-. 3011, to receive the Trea-
turere Report of Subfcriptions to that time, and to nominate a
Committee for the Management and Application of the 1 und,
in the appointment of which Committee every Subfcribcr fhall
have a voice, whether in perfon or by proxy, to he given by
letter to the Tr/talon:re, or to any other Subfcribcr.
That thefe Refolutions be printed in the two Canterbury Pa-
pets, and In the Sun, the Star, the Courier, the Tim s, the Mor-
ning Chronick, and the Herald, twice each, and once in tin
Maidftone and Levee. journals. IR. CO 88, Jun. Chairmai