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London, England, 1802-06-15

LONDON MARKETS.

CORN-::.Y.CHANOE, MONDAY, JUNE 14.
RETURN of WHEAT in Mark-lane, including may [corn
the 3 tit of May to the 5t4 et Junc,
Tooll.--.179 ttarturs. Average yon Gil
3s. t Id. higher than left return.
kit.% OF HOPS.
Kent 3116 s to 61 co i.1 rest 41 &Gs to 6110.1 E
Sae: 31 I.A to 311ss / 51tr,....:11 Gs to 61 oA I
g Ina 3110 s to cl 116 04 l .-1
OS to 71 OS X
siurtiFor.i.o, j 4.
To lint she offal--per lessor asab.
Beet - p 6,1 to 6s od • Veal .: ss od to 6s 64
Mutton -5s 4J to 6s 44 Pork - 56 91 to 6s 4J
Lamb ys od to Ss od.
Stock at Market tit& morning, &colts zoo°,
Sheep and Lambs 6000.
NEWGATE and LEADENHALL. June 14.
I'er none of 81h. by tlc tarcaft.
Reef 0 4.1 to Ss 44 Veal 4s od to &I 04,
Mutton Ss CI to 6s 04 Pork 5s ca to 0 4,1
Lamb 6s cd to ye 44.
PRICE Of HAY AND STRAW, June 14.
Sntithftehl. Et. James's. Whit cehapel.
o.llay 315t0 6 6I s 6 oto 6 6 01 4 4 oto 6 0 0
Straw t 4to I ti I 16 oto 1 S 0 1 10 oto 112 0
elovss 5 5 to 615 I -- • '.. 0
COALS, June 14.
Befit Coals In the Pool, sl. 3s. c.d. per Chddroo.
Delivered sl. Its. od.
Sunderland. al. is s. 04.
I Delivered 11. 4s. 04.

lb -6
o to 7 7

The Eneifh Lottery begins drawing the ad of
Augoft, 18,2, and eonfifts of only agieoct tickets, I
inflead of 60,000. The loweft prize is igl. and
the prizes to be paid in Sterling Monty. There arc
two prizes of 20,c001. each, two of to,oool. two of
5,0001. two of 2,00c1. font of t,oool, and 7069
prizes from cool. to tol.—The Tickets, Halves,
Q2arters, Eighths, and Sixteenth Ramped Shares,
are fold and regiftered by Mr. NICHOLSON, at his
Office, No. ;6, Cornhill, London ; where the fol-
lowing perfons received between twelve and tAirteen
bundredisind: each, for the Sixteen Sixteenth (hares
of the Ticket N 0.17,993, drawn a Prize of zo,oool.
the 7th of laft April, viz.
Mr. Sauna, of Cyfarthyfa, near Cardiff, Wales.
A Mho, Tradefman and Gentlemen's Servants, held at Mr.
Ryan's, the Hotel, St. James reel, Bath.
Mr. Hancock, taylor, and fexton of the Abbey Church, Bath.
Mrt Martha Campart, Daliton, near Hackney.
A Club at Deptford, Kent, at Mr. John God's, Butcher-row.
A Club, aro at Deptford, held at Mr. Smith's, the Fithing
Snack.
Mr. Davis, dealer in old clothes, No; 4, Gravel lane, Honndf-
ditch.
W. Beadle, and MielnetWood, Dartford, Kent.
?sir. Cattle, tanner, I.ong-lane, Southwark.
Mr. Creifer, Ilioem.,ker, at the Kirk Gate, Leeds.
&life Carter, Newbury, Berks.
Mr. Reid, at Dundee.
Mrs. Hawkins, Stamford, Lincointhire.
A Tradefman in Hollxwn ; Gentleman in Birmingham ; and
a I..dy in Bond-Rreet.
N. B. The three laft mentioned have defired
their names not to be made public.
No. 23,198, a prize of aoool. to two Gentle-
men, Merchants, at Lynn ; and in former Lotte-
ries a very great proportion of the CAPITAL PRIZES.
Orders from the Country, port paid, accompa-
nied with goo! Bills, Poft Office Orders, Bank
Notes, &c. &c. pun dually attended to.
London, England, 1802-06-15

IRISH MILITIA.

Mr. Forme rofe in purfttance of his Notice, to
advert to the fubjeft of the General Orders of the
Adjutants of the Militia Regiments in Ireland, for
difeharkingthe foldiers of difembodied Regiments.
He maantamed that the War-office had no con-
tropl over them, but that they were the property
of the counties, and as filch only fubfervient to
the command of the Lords Lieutenants. He con-
cluded by moving for a copy of the General Or-
ders iffued by the Adjutant• Generals of Dublin,
the Isith of May 'aft, refpeCiing the Militia Regi.
menu and alto for a Copy of a Paragraph in
the Circular Letter, written from the War•ofhce,
on the sth of May laft, referred to in the General
Orders.

Mr. LEE raid he did not rife to oppofc the mo-
tion, but to exprels his furprife at its beiag brought
forward. He could affure the Honfc that Govern-
ment had aacd upon the opinion of the Crown
Lawyers. Every man in the Militiabelieved him-
fell entitled to hisdifcharge after the war was over,
and had it not been granted would have thought
the public guilty of a breach of faith.
Mr. WICKHAM faid, that information had ar-
rived from Ireland, which would enable him to
bring forward a motion, embracing,among others,
the objea of the Hon. Gentleman.
Mr. DAW sox lupported the motion. •
The Cuattcsu.ok of the Excuse:wait obferved,
that the Papers moved for would be laid before
the Houfe tomorrow, he therefore hoped the Hon.
Gentleman would not think it necefrary to perfift
in his motion, if he did, he fhould certainly move
the previous queftion.
After fome further converfation between Ge-
neral Gafcoigne, Colonel Bagwell, the Chancellor
of the Exchequer, and Mr. Fofter, the motion was
withdrawn.

runLic ausiNtss.
The SPEA RIR announced his intention of taking
the Chair every day at three o'clock, to proceed
to Public Bufiners.
London, England, 1802-06-15

PORTSMOUTH, JUNE 14.

Arrived the Britith Hero, Captain JOHN BALL,
from Fredrickfladt, with deals ; and Indußry,
Captain DrLopecy, from Weymouth.
Sailed on a cruize his Majelly's !hips LAPWING
and RAMBLER: all.° the Alligator, GIBSON, for
London ; and the Ceres, EDDIra Tom, for Gibraltar.
Came into harbour the Raven brig.
London, England, 1802-06-15

ELSINEUR, MAT 29.

The Fame of Pcterhead, SELLER, has been got
°lithe Strand, and brought into Hognefs hat bust..
All the d6wnward bound Chips, about zoo fail,
left the Sound this morning with A foutherly wind,
which Rill continues.

PFLTAST, JUNE B.
On Saturday laR, %ilia the Downfliire,packet
was on her palrage from Postpatrick to Dona4lla-
dee, abut mici•channel over, a man's body, in a
very putrid itate, was difcavcied floating on the
water. Loathfiime as the body was, the crew of
the packer :earthed the clothes, which were nearly
entire, tOr fomethiog that might lend to a slit-co-
wl of the man's name and connexions, and f. mud
in the pocicets.a neat little filver watch, made on
the horizontal plan, M. C. accy phered on the nuc-
lide cafe, with a green In Illing, and a fmall key
attached tki it ; one guinea, two half guineas,
and a !tilling, be des the remnant of lime papers,
defcriptive of hi. being the mailer of forne vela.
The matter of the Downfliire, nn his arrival at
Dcmaghadee, d:livered the watch to Mr. latrine,
the packet agent, in whofe bands they will remain
till they may be claimed by fomc friend of the de.
ceafed.
A large vellel in ballaft from Dublin, (aid to be
a Swede, !truck on the long rock of Ballywalter,
mt Saturday, and there rent,tius, but is cap:Etta
to be gut oil.
London, England, 1802-06-15

SHEERNESS, JUNE 14.

Arrived the LIANDAR, Captain Houcwroa,
the FiRRITER gun veiTel, Licutentnt WNW, from
the River Thames; and the SW Ir I, Lieut. CHAM.
aos, from a cruize.--Sailed the AMPHIOM, Capt.
Fuzes., f,.r the Downs Ration ; and the AUTUMN
!loop, and SraontaoLo bomb veld up the Thames.
London, England, 1802-06-15

HOLLAND.

HAGUR, June projeA of the law pre-
kited by the Government to the Leeillative Body
:native to the free importation of Eoglilb mer-
tandires, 1-,tas been adored and fandioned this
runining by the I.ti.,:dlatire Body, the Committee
to hick the projeet had been referred having made
11 I. ritint'ole report. In future Eriglilh merchan-
erces may bt imported freely upon paying the fame
duties ai before the war. Another law recently
adopted forbids the inhabitants of the Republic to
nitociate loans for foreigners without the previous
eonfent of Government. A new projea of a law
har been this day referred by Government to a
Committee, for re-eltablifhing bells in the villages
se.e. country which had been abolillsed fince the
rev c!ution.
London, England, 1802-04-27

PARLIAMENT.dRr PROCEEDINGS.

HOUSE OF LORDS, MONDAY, APRIL 26.
This day the Houk met purfuant to adjournment, atter the
Batter Reeds; and the Lord Chancellor, recovered from his
late indifpation, retuned his feat upon the Woolf4ck.
Counlet were heard in continuation, and finally, relative to
the long-pending Scotch Appeal, LothiaUand others o. Render-
fon and Co. viz. Mr.Aleiander on the part of the Refpondents,
and Mr. Attorney-General, for the Appellants, in reply. Their
Lordihips deferred giving judgment thereon till to-morrow
fe'nnight.
Lord Elfroborough, Chief juitiee of the Court of King's
Bends (late Sir Edward Law, Attorney-General,) was intro-
duced with the accuftomed formalities, (worn, and took his
Lordthip's fupporten were Lords Auckland and
Alvanley.
The Bank Reath:Hon Bill was brought up from the Com-
mons by Mr. Alexander, and read a fiat time.
filx private Bills were alto brought up--Lord 0. L. Gower.
Sir John Frederick, General Maitland, and Mr. Farquhar, one
each, and two by Mr. jeffays, of Coventry.
The Bills upon the Table were forwarded in their refpedlive
Raga; in the courfe of which the (mod reading of Lane's
Divorce Bill was fined for Thurfday.
In confequence of a Petition for leave, prefented by the Duke
of Norfolk, notwitheanding the euftomary time of receiving
Petitions for private Bilis. &c. being caplet/. a Mil was brought
in, and read a firs time, the °ilea of which was to enable his
Ruyal Highnefs the Duke of York to difpofe of his houfe is
Piccadilly.
London, England, 1802-04-27

• . •
had htiagined.onthott expogno themigns to ruin;
and it taught that who incauttoufly receive paper,
front whatever fource it might ilfue, that they
frequently thereby expofed themfelves and their
families to diftrers and poverty. With filch lef-
fons before the eyes of the people of Ireland, he
thnught It was the lefs neceffary for Parliathent to
adopt a:ly tneafure of reftriftion upon the eircula•
Lion of paper in that country—it would be better
to leave it to work its own way by degrees, than
to adopt any meafure which might caufc a violent
revalon, Rill more injurious than the circulation
itfelf.

The bill was then read a feeond times and com-
mitted for to-morrow.—Adjourned.

I.ONDON.

TUESDAY, APRIL ty.
PRICE OP STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK t

3 pa. C. ConE Metley, 761 77.-for Mriaccourit, 7711.
4 Pr Cent. 9ti92-3 per C. eci64
31-01d5 per C. toy} tos-••
Omsk= 4.
PRIGS Of STOCKS YESTERDAY

Bank Stock titsf Short Ann..;
3 per Ct. Red. 75 yi India Stock ss6f
3 per Ct. ConL 76 77 761 India Bends tan to t6s.prem.
4 Per Cam Sizi 92 Excheq. Bills. 3s. to ss. prem.
Po C• A.104} j , Omnioin A 4 31,
3px C. Ana. 1797 vast 106 I Conf. for May 771
Long Me. sift If& 5 per Cent. zoaf

This day we received Paris journals of the 23d
in(lant. A Dutch Mail has alfo arrived. The

difpatches from St. Domingo are worthy of pe-
rufal.—French funds, 57 F. 25 c.
The following were publithed late laft night :

BY THE KING,--A

►TION.
London, England, 1802-04-27

TO BE SOLD BY AUL7ION,

At the Hop Pole inn, in Worceiter, on Thurfday the 3d dip
of June next, between the hours of three and fix in the at-

terisoun, fubjset to conditions of Pale to be then produced,
AN. Elegant New-erefted VILLA, in the Parifh
of Whittington, in the County of Woreeiter, within two
miles of the City, with the Offices, Coach-houfe, Stable, Gar.
den and Shrubbery, neatly Lid out, and about three Acres of
rich Meade)* Land, in high cultivation, part whereof has
lately been planted with choice Fruit Trees. 'rhe Land and
Premifes adjoin the London Turnpike Road leading from War.
eefter to Pet-More are within a pie:dant walk of Wencher,
command a delightful view of the adjoining Country, are Free.
hold, a deiirablc fpot fora final family, and were late the pm.
pert; and refidance of Mr. Jonathan Lea, deceafed.
For other pardculan apply to Mr. Bird, College Yard, Wor.
ceßer; or Mr. Yeomans, is and 13, Clement's inn, Loudon.
London, England, 1802-04-27

WANTED, a fituation, by a fleaay Man. as
upper fervant in a regular genteel Family ; can Gave
and dres hair if required, underftanda Comething of gm-dening
and management of grotusda, *c. and has no objedllon to take
a fituatioo of that fort, as country madame b willed for.
1 .c.ter.fpolt paid) to A. B. No. xi, Wett•laee, Rotberhitive,
s'M be attended to.--Can be well recommended.

TO BE LET, Furnithed, and enteral upon Inunediatel*,
lIARFORD HOUSE, near Downton, Wilts ;
wkh vralka Gardens, Hot-hoofer, Stables, Coach-kooks,
anti all other convenient 001 cm, and a 6 Acres of Patton Land,
tate in the occupation of the Earl of Mahneibury. About so
Acres more of Pettus Land may be bed if required, and the
Manor of Hamptworth, adjoining to Downton, Will be let with
the above.—Barford-Houfe is only fix miles from Saillburit.
Enquhe of Mr. Arney, Clore, Saliibury; or of Idr. Mon-
lind, bowman, Wilts, who will thew the Pruoifes.
London, England, 1802-04-27

AtivititAt tionLificsni.

MAILS THIS DAIGC*IND &
hamar.
I DOW,
• Waterford,
• Frettelt,
• Dutch,
o Hambtires,

SHEERNESS, APRIL ib.

DIFIL
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Arrived his Malefty's fhips Ana, and Poevtiiisios, of 44
gum, from Yarmouth ; they have come into harbour this tide,
and will proceed to Chathanto—Came in the Conant tut. and
FEILEITTNII gun brigs from a misc.—Sailed the GANNETT
brig for Portfmoutht and the Camara Coop for Yarmouth.
—La paoust and the KITE brigs. with the MANLEY and
Eva's& gun veffels, were paid off this morning; the two
former were immediately TE.EoMllliffirNlCdoaerbe SPANKER
hofpitallhip has received orders to come into the Maltpond, to
lie as a receiving (hip kit Carew—Mind S. W.hlows haid.
London, England, 1802-04-27

FROM THE PARIS PAPERS.

RCM s, MARCH 2 7.—Thc two !aft evenings were
remarkable for moll beautiful illuminations in con-
fegnence of the coronation of the Poss. Thofe
of the Academy of France, the Palace Porporati,
and of the Foreign Princes and Minifters, were
particularly remarked.
ZURICH, APRIL s.—PTOfeirOT DANIGORR, Of
Stuttgard, a famous Sculptor, celebrated by the
buft which he made of the Archduke CHARLES,
has been here fome days, and is employed on a
bronze butt of our immortal LAVA Tk R, which
will be placed in the Garden of the Orphan-houfe.
London, England, 1802-04-27

jun publifted, by Mc:, No. a 9. Coruhio, the corner of
Holles-ftreet, Odord-greet ; and No. as:. New Bind-Brat,
r-Pfne Clifford-fired,
E favourite OVERTURE, SONGS,
DUETS, Ste. from at CAsINIT, compefoi by Braham
and Reeve, viz.
The Overture, as. The Beautiful Maid, is. W. The pled
Duct, at. 6d. No more by Sorrow, &e. • Pollacca, as. Fair
Ellen, ts.6d. By my Mother 'twos laid, as. Turn Minutes
_ _

to F( condo, Is. ifid. Peter Pull-haul, is. 6d. Fortune may
frown, ts. 0 what a monftrous gay Day, ss. Newer think of
sneering Sorrow, 'a. The Single married, and the Married
Fr.eppy, 14. Alt! what a Pity, ts. 6d. Hear us, my Lord, ts.
With a Friend and a Wife, 16. 6d. The Grand March, u
',donned at the Entree of the Marquis, Is.
Alfothe whole of the above, in one Bock adapted for the
Getman Flute, price as.
Where may be had, lately pobrdhea,
The favourite Overture to Harlequin Almanack, price vs.
The Gardener's Glee, from ditto, is. 6d. Briton's Glory, is.
hpring, is. and, A Sword is Deft changed to a Sale, xs.
London, England, 1802-10-28

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Wiztbialt• ~Cl~lbßlt id:

T}ee ROYAL /satin.* when bete pact their time
between this and Frogitibre. The Kiii6, fence his
return from Weymouth, has fuffered much from
a fevere cold, but happily his MAJIIIITY laft
week quite recovered. The Q.E.rase, who has like-
wife been indifpotbd front the ludden attack of a
prevalent difordeir, is now in much better health.
The Princeft EReLaaßtu naerappeared to greater
advantage than laft week. The Princeling Au-
ou STA. SWIM. MARY, and•AMtLIA, are all well;
Princefs MAIL/et ancle, which her Highnefs bad
the misfortune to fprain many thonths finte,iinot
yet perfealy reftored to its proper ftrength, Mit it
u the opinion of the faculty that this will be date
in a very !Dort time. The Kum rife:, as liftwl,
about (even o'clock ; the (task and Pukes:ass
about eight ; at half an hour after, the ROYAL
FAMILY breakfaft together. At ten o'clock they
attend prayers at the Royal Chapel ; and about
noon, his Majsrrir rides out on horfeback. By
the by, our Somata'', who never looked in bet-
ter health, is grown very lolly ; this is afcribed to
the little exercife he has taken, fince his return froth
Weymouth. The Qt2ssig and the Penmen's take
the air in their landatilets, about the fame time
that the Kiva rides out. The week before laft the
Qtreen's Lodge was very gay; a concert and cards
every evening. '
His Mails:Ty ordered the Manager of the Rich-
mond Theatre to be pre(ented with Fifty Guineas,
the night the ROYAL FAMILY vifited the Theatre,
in contequence of the expence incurred in erecting
'isnd embellifhing the Royal box. Her Majarry
dropped a.ditimond pin in the boxes, and one of
the Pktscsssss a diamond bracelet, which were
found by the Houfekeeper and returned, who was
liberally rewarded for her honefty.

NAUTICAL INTELI,,IGENCE.

MAILS THIS DAY.-6-WIND S. E.
AZIIIRD.
I lifaisbmit
Dublin.
o Waterford.
1 Frond'

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~! Y. ( ~

101tRAY, OCT. is.

..1041pdladekia,nt London, iron Amfterdent to Cadiz,
k! Wink rphlrb arrived here the rich, lo ottepritttget
"oder welt* hdt idea, the wind from 8. to &IA *et
both pallkip.s j an ber table, and cut away betbitend
her firma bower cable, but could not work out, the wiod be-
lot fit ter. talk Southward, aisle to slob le rafelit 'Acre
gig now lits• The RACtOX 11/0p of war from Portfmaudi to
Jamaica, with dlfpatehee, it arrived and rondos. Wind
to the Sootkward and Weftward.-fmtable and rale. -
London, England, 1802-03-03

HULL, MARCH t.

The Cognac Packet, Fla cm, from this port for
Oporto, was off Oporto Bar, about the zoth Jan.
but owing to contrary winds had not entered the
harbour when the latt accounts came away.
It is with pleafure we find the petition which was
fent from this place fome time ago, for the renewal
of the Ad of Parliament to permit the Greenland
(hips to complete their complement of men at Shet-
land, has had the defired effelt for one year longer;
it having been read once in the Houfe of Com-
mons' and would pall that Houle this day. Se-
veral Blips have entered into pay this day for the
Paid fithery.
The Duncombe, Eu N sow, failed from this port
on Friday morning for the feat fithery. The other
flips intended for Greenland and Davis's Straits
will fail in a few days.
The floop William, Lowther, of this port, from
Lynn, for Rotherham,with barley, was wrecked at
Cleethorpe, on the Lincoln(hire coaft, onThurfday,
and all hands drowned, the mailer excepted ; cargo
delivered. The fame tide a river-built !loop, name
unknown, foundered at fea a little to the fouthward
of Grainthorpe Haven, and all hands perithed.
On Monday laft was fafely launched from Mr.
Temple's upper building yard, at South Shields,
the hull of a beautiful (hip, called the Admiral Ap-
lin, built in a fuperior (lyle, for the fervice of the
Hon. Eaft India Company, meafuring 580 tons,
and generally contidered to furpafs the model of
the admired Lord Eldon, alfo lately built by
Mr. 'I emple.
London, England, 1802-03-03

PA.RLI.IMENTARr PROCEEDINGS.

HOUSE OF LORDS, TUESDAY, MARCH 2.

The Bills upon the table were forwarded is their refpedtive
Rages.
Throe prirs.:e Bills were brourht up from the Commons by
Sir C. Banbury, M. Fa 61., ar..l Geta-lGa;zoyoe.
Counfel were heart: in continuation relative to
Cie Scotch Appeal, Walker v. Allan, namely,
the Solicitor General and Mr. Alexander on the
part of the Relpondent, and, finally, Mr. At-
torney General on behalf of the Appellant, in
reply.
The Loo CHANCELLOR then quitted the Wool-
tick, and delivered his fentinients upon the merits
of the cafe at ccnfiderahle length. He concluded
a vry7 able and argumentative fpeech, by moving
a propofition for the adoption of their Lordlbips—
the refult of which was, that the interlocutors
in quettion be remitted back to the Court of Sef-
fion iit order to he reviewed throughout. This
meeting the ferife of their Lordlhips, the Noble
and Learned Lord moved to that diet, and the
quedion being put, it was ordered accordingly.
The Order being read for their Lordihip)giving
judgment relative to the Appeal from the Court
of Chancery of Ireland, M,Clure v. Echlin,

The LORD CVANCELLOR quitted the Woollack,
and, as in the former inftance, entered into the
merits of the prefent Cafe at confiderable length,
and with great ability difplayed a profundity of
knowledge, and exhibiting the whole in a
Liminons point of view. His Lordflip concluded
with moving a propofition, the
.general tire& of
which was, to reverie the decree in queflion of the
Ira Court of Chancery, and to difinifs the origi-
nal Bill, with the coils of the Court below.

Lord REDISDALE (Ch incellor of Ireland) ex-
preffed his perfeel coincidence in what had fallen
from his Noble and Learned Friend on the Wool-
tack, and expreited his decided opinion that the
Decree in queflion fhould be reverted.
The propolition of the Lord Chancellor being
reduced to thc fhape of a motion, the fame was
Fitt, and ordered accordingly.
Some private bufinefs was difpoted of.
Lord AucaLawo fhortly addrefted the Houfe
on the fubjea of Woodcock's Divorce Bill, which
Rood for a fecond reading that evening. His
Lorefillip teemed to refer to the latenefs of the hour,
and the important and laborious bufincts which
had fo long occupied the attention of :heir Lord-
fhips, which naturally tended to unfit them for
the difcuflion of a Bill to which he ihould have to
call their particular attention, and to his reafons
why it was incompatible that a Bill of that de-
fcription fhould be entertained. He therefore fub-
mitted the propriety of poflponing the confidera-
don of the Bill, and under that impreffion, he
moved that the fecond reading thereof be defer-
red till Thurfday, which was ordered accordingly.
Some routine bufinefs was then difpofed of, and
the Bills recently brought up from the Commons
being read a figk time, their Lcrellhips adjourned,
On account of the intervention of Afh Wednefday,
till Thurfday.
London, England, 1802-03-03

ELSINEUR, FEBRUARY i 6.

Tie Jean, Ks Loo ; and Diligence, WIL IC I /I-
som, arrived here yenerday from Copenhagen;
and failed from hence in the evening. The Travel-
ler, Pause ; and Junius, Ai ass, are got off the
grounds in Copenhagen Road.
London, England, 1802-03-03

iN U. D.

At S3uth:tniptcn, on the zoth ult. th 2 infant fun of JAI ph
Sidne; and Cart:lit: of his IVlajelly s (IT
anala.

On the toth ult. Mr-. Campbell, I .cith Terrace. •
At Edinburgh, on the 21tt ult. Mifs Williamina Dobbie,
daughter of tLe late Richert Dobhie, Efq. Muffolburgh.
At Jamaica, on the 13d Dec. where he had relied for up-
wards of 3o years, John Ridgloch, Efq. brother of the late Mr.
George Riddoeh, writer in (ilafgow.
At Ch.ugliy, near Portaferry, on the 16th ult. in the 56th
year of hi: agc, Mr. Patrick Savage.
At Aberdeen, 03 the 17th ult. Mr. Robert Tunes, merchant-
At Beacongficld, Buekg, the Bth ult. John Turner, Efq. of
Turnerhall, in the 77th year of his age.
In Bengal, Captain George Scott, in the Hon. the Faft India
Company's ferrite, fon of the late Charles Scott, Efq. of Woed-
bank.
Of the yellow fever, in the Weft Indie.s, Mr. Wm. Lovett,
third fon of the Rev. Mr. Lovett, of Lifmore, and -man of the 11.1tdanipas.
At LuAnow, in the Faft General Claud Mart:*..
Ile has kit an immenfe property. He Mk to his hight.ititt .h
the skeiy from being a canunoh folds-r, and fought in alb bus
campaigns in the Ea* fourths Agatha Hyder Ally and Tina/
. Sultana.

Monday, at Ilafterfea, Cutbbertnippoit, Efq.
On Ge.,rg...*.-1.111, Dablblithe Rev. Mr. Wade, P. P.
Lately, alter a lingaring Moth, aged 57, Mr. W. Taylor*
butler of Exeter. College, Oxford.
At Cloughy, nearPortywrizk, Mr. Pat. Savage.
At Carney:flock. county Mimi/antes jahrtfda. *gel tot.
At Knock. county Down, Mts. Melia Rob.

HIGH WATER AT LONDON-MUDGE TO MORROW
Morning - Js3 *nonce, after a
Afternoon - 'minutes after

LONDON: Prfata for thc Proprietors, by JOHN DANIEL
(of Carnaby-Itreet) at the STAIL PRINTING-Off ICE, No. t.
Carey-ftrtett and pablithea by LEVb.L ICEN'f, (of C::•
terbury-place, Lailabeth), at No. t, Carey-itreet, and at the
STAI•Ot I' CI, Temple-Bart to whieb Office comu.:+:•-
tloat for the EDITOI are requcitcd to k a44lrdbal.
London, England, 1802-03-03

3001 ES POVIID. I NOT ROUND.

Year doe, - - £B4l 6 11 1 £1,734 8 o
Three Quarters, ending xcth
Oaoher, 18oz, - 1,217 2 7 1,910 o
Note...-This Account cannot yet be made up to a later pe-
riod than the loth of Oetobrr tliot ; the Infpeelor-General not
being in pofieffion of all the necelTary Documents from the Out—
Ports for the lad gi..arter of that year. Wit ttate IRVING,
infpedor-General of the Imports and
Exports of Great-Britain.
Infizedor-General'.-Olnee, Cußom-
Houk, London, Feb. 25, 1802.

Lord MALMESBURY and Mr. Pawn have obtain-
ed a grant of the Crown of fo much of the ground
as lies within the angle of the wall at Spnng-gar-
dens. The wall is to be firaightened, and the (pace
within will give Mr. Pawn an agreeable area be-
fore his windows, and add to his Lordfhip's gar-
den. The work is already in hand. • _

l'uozzes planet was on Thurfday morninofeen
by Dr. Mw a KLEHAM, from the Obfervatory in the
College, Glafgow. It paired the meridian 14 mi-
nutes after two o'clock. Right afcenfion 187 deg.
27 min. Declination norch 14. deg. 52 min.
A Dutchman teeing a fellow Real a fith at Bd.
lingfgate, and put it under his jacket (too thort to
conceal the tail), and not liking to interfere, whir-
pered the fellow, in future either to wear a longer
jacket, or Real a fierier 11th.
At Loweftoft, on Monday fe'nnight, two chil-
drenl being left by their mother, whilft the went to
I a neighbouring (hop, the poker fell out of the fire,
land communicated to the youngeß child's cloatlis
(about four years old) when her eldeft lifter en-
deavoured to blow out the flames with the bellows,
which not anfwering the intended purpofe, the
opened the door, and the burnt child ran into the
ft eeet ; but before the flames could be extingui(hed,
I was fo dreadfully fcorched, that the expired net
day.
The Berwickfhire Yeomanry Cavalry, under the
command of Major Buc AN, of Kello, have volun•
teered to continue their fervices during peace.
One of the difaffeeed Poligars was in the begin-
ning of September on the point of joining the
Cottioti Rajah's army in the Cantatic, when his
troops mutinied on account of arrears of pay, and
feizing him in the night, confined him in a (mall
hill fort; and threatened to deliver him up to the
Englifh Government.
Twelve of the principal Sirdars, with their fa-
milies, have, in confequenee of a confpiracy
among ft their followers, been obliged to crofs the
Jumma, and to take refuge in the territory of the
Wawaub Vizier. A corps of Seapoys was im-
mediately fent againft the confpirators, who, fly-
ing to the hill countries, have been purfued thither
by our tt tops.
London, England, 1802-03-03

LONDON.

WEDNESDAY, NIA kCH 3.
As it-Wep Scsoar.—liotiday at the Public Officer.
PRICE OF STOCKS THIS DAY ;
3 per C. Cenfols, for money, 681—for April ace. 69,i.
TRICE OF STOCKS YESTERDAY.

3 per Ct. Red. 69
3 per Ct. Coni. 68i
4 Per Cent. SSiti
s p 4.61 Cent. Ann. ppt t

S per Cent. t 797 toll 1001
!mp• 3 per Cent. 67i
Imp. Ann. is 5-i6
Conf. for April ace. 691 681

COURSE OF EXCHANGE.
Hamhurjh 3s 3 si U. Madrid 391 cffcc. I Venice 33.1
Ahona 32 4 2U. Bliboa Lilbon 68
Cuba 301 in paper Leghorn 3421 I Oporto 69
Ditto 3 crfonive :1 .plea 44 Dublin as
Madrid 34 in paper GCIIO.I

Lail night and this morning we received Paris
journals to the 27th ult. inclutive,
Tier: Coxfotsdi 37 f. 3o c.

Her MAJIITY and the Princeffes came to town
yellerday from Windfor.
The Klima alfo arrived at four hi the afternoon.
We are happy to hear that Mifs ADDINGTON is
much better.

The Earl of COVENTRY lies dangeronfly ill at
prefent, at his houfe in Piccadilly.
An Account of the Duties paid for the laft two
years on all Printed Books imported into this King-
dom. ditlinguifhing between thofe Bound, and
thofe not Bound :
London, England, 1802-03-03

PORTSMOUTH, MARCH 2.

This day arrived his Majefty's fhip CAMILLA, of
so guns ; and dopped down to St. Helen's his Ma.
jetty's Blip RAMILIES.—SaiIei the Swedifh fhip
Arno, Valais, for Dantzick ; Bee, W. MANSON ;
and the Neptune, E. Pam, for Sunderland ; alfu
the CALYII7OIIT frigate on a cruize.
London, England, 1802-03-03

TORBAY, MARCH 2.

Sailed the IRRISISTABLE, ROBUST, EDGAR,
A VDAC tOUS, MAGNIFICENT, EXCELLENT, and
BILL LROP HON, men of war, on a cruizc.

PLYMOUTH, MARCH z.

Came in from Torbay to revidual, the Batt-
FLFUR of 98 guns, Rear-Admiral COLLINGWOOD ;
LONDON, of 98, Capt. MURRAY ; and the CON-
of 74, from Sheernefs ; the latter is gone
into Hamoaze, to be laid up.—Came in from a
cruize the AMELIA, of 44-guns, Capt. HEABERT ;
NYMPH, of 38, Capt. DouoLas ; MAGICIENNE, of
32 ; and the SYLPH, of 18, Capt. Goave ; alto
the DIAMOND, of 38, Capt. GRIFFITHS, from the
weftward ; the is towing up Hamoave to refit,
having been afhnre near Falmouth, where the 101 l
her anchors and cables,and received other damage.
—Sailed on a cruize the BEAULIEU, of 4o guns,
Capt. Povarz.—Laft night a quarrel took place
at the Barbican, between a boat's crew belonging
to his Majeßy's fhip AstaLta, and tome Portu-
guefe tailors, in confequence of which the latter
drew their knives, and madeieyeral 'labs at two
of the AMELIA'S people, one of whom is very
Idangerouily wounded in the groin, and his life is
defpaired of: three of the Portuguefe are in cuf-
tody, and will be detained until it is known whe-
ther the .Rounded tailor will recover.
London, England, 1802-03-03

FROM THE PARTS PAPER&

Bever, Fla. to.—Letters from the frontiers of
Turkey Rate, that the 6000 Ottoman troops who
were on their :lurch to fubdne the Janiffaries of
Belgrade, have already arrived near that city.—
Tbe Jankfaries polled before it with 8o fiandards,
and who teem not to have advanced very far from
the walls, are, it is Paid, in great fear : they fee at
length that the threats of the Porte are no longer
confined to mere demonarations, and a great num-
ber of them are endeavouring to find fdety in

light.
One of the Firll Mollahs, that is to fay, one of
the firl* men in the law, at Belgrade, having ap•
propriated to himfelf a part of the treaferes, teems
at prefent more embarraffed than the rtft, as he
had the principal hand in the bufineti; his accom-
plices threaten to expofe him to lingering punilh-
tnent, and to prick him to death with pins, in cafe
they should be beaten by the troops of the Porte.
Moslem, Fs s.t3.—Oar Eleetor continues to
make %ireful reforms in the different parts of the
Adminillration. He has added five Members to
the Superior Tribunal called the Revifoire, which,
fence the year 1745, has not been able to overtake
the multiplicity of bufinefs brought before it. The
Funds, deftincd to the Salaries of thefe Fundiona-
ries, are taken from the& formerly deffined to the
Government of Durghisufent which is now &p-
-en-dal.
London, England, 1802-03-03

FROM LLOYDS LIST.

DIAL, MARCH A.—Remains in the Downs the
(hips as per laft; and David Scott, Jowls, for the
Eaft Indies ; and feveral outward bound.

GRAVESSIIN MARCH 2.—Paft by the Thames,
Essucca, from Calcutta ; and the Lovely Emily,
BARR it,from St. Michaels.—Sailed the Northum-
berland, WARR, for Jamaica; Sufannah, GRAY,
for St. Vincent's ; Charlotte, RYEILS, for Dieppef;
Traveller, HARRISON, for Cork ; Liberty, Jour/.
som, for amburgh ; Anna Henrietta, KEYSER,
for St. Vallery ; and Anna Catharina, —, for
Rouen. Wind S. S. W.

ARRIVED.
At ClydeAkzander, Durham, from Grenada; Amlterz
darn Packet, Green, from New York; and Jaw, Boag, from
Lifbon.

At Briftol-41genoria, Stubbs, from St. Michael',.
At Cork—Emerald, Eccles, from Africa.
At Martinique--Apollo, Pitt, from Liverpool; and Aaivc,
Millet, from London.
At

--e M'Dougall, from Liverpool.
At Afrien—qohn Bull, Wright, from Liverpool.
At Newry—Adamant, Bowsing,..from.New York.

At Bilbcci—.Johanna, -ArrankaTfrom London.
At Doranlque—Kan, Quincy, from London.
At HamburghEmbden Packet, Wickham, from London;
Elbe, Clark; and Margaret, Maxwell, from Hull.
At Naples—Daihwood, Baldwin, of and from Hull, on the
z4th January.
London, England, 1802-03-03

LAIP INTELLIGENCE.

ADMIRALTY COURT, DOCTORS COMMONS, Fn. 26.

This day the Right Hon. Sir WILLIAM SCOTT
proceeded to the adjudication of the following
CallfeS:—

The John and Mary, mailer. This was
a cafe of falvage. It appeared that this veffel had
been captured by the French, and, after taking
the crew and whatever property they thought
proper, or flood in need of, they abandoned her,
and left her to the mercy of the waves, and was
afterwards found by the falvors, and fafely brought
into port. The Court allowed the falvors, in this
cafe (a% no risk or danger was incurred), the fum
of isol. the value of the veffel not atm:luting to
more than 6001.

Vrouw Margaretha, ROOM mailer. This fhip
ants bound on a voyage from Boardeaux to Emb-
den, laden with a cargo of wine, which was captur-
ed in June 1799.—1 t appeared that the fkip had
been reflorei, but that the wine had been depofi-
ted in wareboufes for near two years, whereby a
confiderable lofs had arifen by leakage, and from
its being of a perifhable nature, and therefore it
was fubmitted that the neutral mailer was entitled
to be paid his freight by the captors. The Court
decreed the fame.
London, England, 1802-01-09

COTTAGE, LAND and GARDEN.
WANTED BY LADY-DAY NEXT, ON LEASE;
AN HOUSE in the pert: a COTTAGE STYLE,
A. Two Stories High, with Three or Fo.ur Roans on a
Floor, good °Seta, Dairy, Cow-houfe. (mall Garden, and
Five or Slz Acres of Meadow Lard. lamed in.
The Pranifes mutt be In thorough Repair, wLII rupplied
with goad Spring and Soft Watcr, and within a Mlle of a
Mulct Town, the diflance from Sixteen to Forty Mao of
the Metropolis, and no County el:OG.ld to.
Particulars addreWed to Mr. Creasy, Brutoo.itrcet, Berkeley.
(dare, LAB be inunediatek anfiverect.
London, England, 1802-12-22

TO THE PROPRIETORS OF EAS I' INDIA STOCK.
LADIIS AND GENTLEMEN,
HAVING fome Months five announced the
Intention of offering myfdf a Candidate for the Eat In-
dia Dire:lion, whenever & Vasa,/ might take place, 'that
Event having recently occurred by the death of your late re-
fpeCtable Diredor Mr. Hunter, I perfume to renew my folici-
'scion for the Honour of your Support and Interelk on thgDay
of Election, which mutt foon follow.
Should I be fo fortunate as to fucceed in my wifhes, I can
with fincerity afore you, that my utmolt endeavours (hall be
diligently and faithfully exerted, for the Interefts of the Com-
pany, in the duties of that nation to which I afpire.
I have the Honour to be, with refpea,
Your obedient humble Servant,
No. a, Upper Gower-ftreet, JAMES MONRO.
December so, am.
London, England, 1802-12-22

NOTICE is hereby give!!, that the Copartner-
off JOHN TROTT and JOHN TROTT MILLS,
of Bridgwater, in she County of Somerfet, Sail and Rope-
makers, is this Day by mutual Content diffoived ; and all Per-
fens Indebted to the Paid Copartnerfhip are requefted to pay to
and fettle with John Trott, of Bridgwater aforefaid:
Gives under oar Hands this s7th Day of December in the
Tear of Ivor Lest dm. TROTT.
JOHN TROTT MILLS*

'THE Public are refpeafbily iiifonned, that stile
J. following is the SCHEME of the STATE LOTTELY
for April nest :-.-
SCHEME.
No. of Prizes. Value of each.
4 of L. zopzo is
3 . tops°
3 5000 ....
3 3,000 ...P

30
io
zs,soo
---
r 5,668 Prises
3r,391 Blanks

2,000
iOO
50
20 "mo

Total Valne.
L.Bocoo
30,000
x. 5.000
3000
aptio
3,000
ssopoo

44,000 Tickets 4.392
Begins Drawing ads April, x So 3.
SWIFT and Co.'s State Lottery Office, POULTRY.

ESTATES NEAR LIeHFIELD.
TO be SOLD by AUCTION—By WILLIAM HARRIS,
At the Georgeinn, lathe City of:Lichfield, on Wednefdey the
29th day of necensber, i Boa, at Four o'Cletelt in the After-
noon,lo Lots,and fubjeft toCasidi ions to IsethenprOduced,
SEVERAL valuable Freehold, Lgafehold, and
Copyheld ESTATES, in high Cultidlision,in the County
of Staff9td, and County of the City of Lk:glad, comprifing a
modern-built Houle, fit for the immediate refidenct of a Gen- ;
tieman's Family, fltuatc at Maple Hays,en a pleating eminence,
sad commanding an extesflre View of a very rich Century, a
Lawn In limit of about 21 Acres, bitted on the South and Eat
with a beautiful river-like Sheet of Water, well ftoeked with
Plfh, a large Garden walled and planted with the cholceit Fruit
Trees, now in fan bearing; Pleafare Grounds, Barns, Stables,
Coma-hook, and other °Sees attached and detached, with
ftverelPieces of Amble, Meadow, and PAWS Land, and eon- •
tithing in the Whole about 96 Acres.
The Hoare confifts of a Hall, Dining-NAN. ei Peet 9 Inches
by IS Feet 3 Indies, Drawhirrecen, Breakft*Pariour, excel-
km Mace. limbo's Poor, Etc. oa the Ground Floor, five
Chambers on the reused Moor, ancr6 Attica
Alfo, a camped Meffuege, whit tans, Stables, andother
Out-buildings, and about [l4 Acres of Arable, Meadow, and
afture Land, and two (mall Tenements for Ltbourers Situate
at Hill Top. The have Mites are contiguous, within a ring
Few, and fituate.iu the faid County-of Seam* except about
three Acre.,
_ part oi a Meadow, which lie ia the County of the
City of /-111 Vel-
d feveral Pieces of Meadow and Paiture Land, lying
within the Countrof the Chy of Lichfield aferefaid, contain-
Ing in the vitt* about Acres.
A perfoswat.Mapie flays.will Stew the Prernifes.
Printed Paraculars may be had at the. Gray's Inn Coffee-
ihoufe, Loader. at me, Gismo Mee, Birmingham; Mr.
Mergan, Salford; ebe principal Inns In the notabionring
London, England, 1802-12-22

FROM LLOYD', LIST.

DEAL, DEC.l2.—..Remain in the Downs his Majefty's (hips
as per laft, and thelTrufty, Neale, from Africar.Wird N. N.W.
GIL/alarm, DEC. aI.—PAW by the Goode Vrow
Johannes, from Middleburgh.—.Salled the San Jofeph, Ma-
reada, for Bilboa ; Aurora, —, for Nantz ; Cove, Wyatt,
for Dunkirk; Juno, Rofe; Hermes, Grant, and Rebecca, Sow-
den, for Jamaica.
ARRIVED.
• At Liverpool—Barton, Cro(by, from Barbadoes • Crcfcent,
Tucker, from Bahamas; and Henry, —, from Limerick.
At Hull—Meanwell, —, from Bourdeaux.
At Kinfale--George and Frederick, Malcolm, from Nova
Scotia.

At Dartmouth—Swallow, Richards, and Ann, Wilton, from
Newfoundland.

At Dublin—Bloman, Holan, from Stockholm.
At Cuxhaven—Amity, Jackfon ; Levant, Dryden; Polly,
Q2artin ; and Argo, Williams, from London.
At Hamburgh—.Venus, Nicholfon, from London and
Canton, Miner, from Charlefton.
Off Dom.... Anna, Scott, from Bombay.
At Oporto—Flanders, Mitchell, from Liverpool; and Cor
nac Packet, from Hull.

Yefferday the difpatches for St. Helena, Ben.
coolen, and China, by the Royal George, were
finally clofed at the Eaft India,ol-laufei and deli-
vered to the Purfer. Rosier'. ``4 and
his Family take their pairagstopflot na in this
lhip. t. - . •
The Roman Vara'nick for
[Grangemouth. is balk oti ers nstrt

•
•
London, England, 1802-03-04

MARRIED.

Tuefdzy, at St. Sotolph, Infhopfgatc, by the Rcv. Dr. Cony-
heare, Mr. K. C. Mackenzie, merchant, King'i Arm,-yard, to
Mifs Piper, levant, daughter of the kite John Piper. Efq. of
Colron-Houle, Devon.
Same day, at St. Mary's, Sotnerfet„ Mr. C. Sutton, of
Broken Wharf, to Mrs. Winclworth, of the fame place.
London, England, 1802-03-04

LONDON.

THURSDAY, MARCH 4.
PRICE OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK :

s per C. Coal ataxy. 68} {—for acc. 6541.
4 pa Cent Bs—News per Cent. rots—Olds per C meg.

The proceedings in the Houfe of Commons laft
night were extremely interejling. The new Opp-
fition maintained that the proceedings of France,
in every view that could be taken of them, were
highly alarming to this country, and endeavoured
to draw from Poliniftersfome explanation refpeaing
the prefent ftate of the negociation. Lord HAwess-
au ay, however, declined entering upon general
topics, and afcribed the fuppofed delay in the ne-
gociation to the multiplicity of the interests in- .
volved in it.

Thofe who augur ill to the ifue of the bufinefs
going on at Amiens, from the delay that has taken
place, will perhaps be Rill more confirmed in their
fears from what is now going on in our different
arfnals' and dock-yards. By our port letters, re-
ceived this morning, it will be teen, that inflead
of paying off any more of our (hips of war, there
is every appearance that the whole will be foon in
commiifion. An immenfe number have already
been ordered to be Gored and victualled for feve-
ral months.

In all this, however, there is nothing that can
be co:lamed into any thing like a confeffion on the
part of Minifters, that they entertain any fears
refpeding the iffue of the Treaty. In fait, they
are only adopting wife and falutary arrangements,
to thew the enemy that if there be any want •of
fincerity on their part in the prefent proceedinr
they (ball not bud us unprepared.
Yeiterday Mr. BASSET arrived with letters from
Lord CORIIIVALLIS) at Amiens. GovertimEnt alfo
received Tome important difpatches from Paris
direa, Which are Paid to relate to arrangements
making in favour of the Houfe of Orange.

The Hereditary Prince ofos.Ax s has arrived at
Paris, and has been prefented to the CHIEF Cox.
su L. The fpeculations on the fubjed of his journey
to Paris'are various. Some will have it that it is
for the purpofe of concerting the re-eflablifhing of
the ORAMOI Family in Come fhape over the Re-
public of the United provinces ; others think, that

it relates to the indemnities which the Houfe of
NASSAU is to obtain in the Empire.
The vela which brought Mr. BASSET from Ca-
lais, brought alto General CRADDOCIC, Colonel
SEENCIR, Lieutenant Colonel WINGFIELD, Major
Douse, and Captain Rawness, of the 4oth, from
Egypt, which they left the latter end of Otiober.
The battalion is (till in Egypt, but the flank com-
panies are at Malta.
This morning a Mail arrived from Hambnrgh.
In the firft page our Readers will find every thing
worthy ofnotice that has arrived from the Continent.
London, England, 1802-03-04

CIVIL 1.14 T.

The Clf AmicaLLoit of the Excel's:wee appeared
at the Bar, and Elated that he was commanded by
his Majefty to prefent an Account, (hewing the
amount of fuch Penfions as had been charged on
the Civil Lift for feveral years, for the falai its of
late Minifters, for Ambafradors to Foreign Courts,
and for compenfation to Officers who had loft their
offices, compared with the llatement which had
been laid before the Houfe in the year 1786.—
This Account was received, and referred to the
Committee appointed to examine the expenditure
of the Civil Lift.—Adjourned.
London, England, 1802-03-04

DIED.

On Saturday fennight, after a long illnefs, Mr. R. Trewnum,
the rirft eitahlilher of the paper called the Exeter Flying Nil,
which he printed and publilhcd nearly 40 years—a truly good
and valuable man.

On the 18th ult. Thomas Beet, Efq. of Great Hon3hton,
near Northampton.
Saturday, Lady Harriet Poulett, third daughter of Earl Pou-
ktt, at his houfe in Stratfield-place.
On Sunday fennight, fuddcnly, Mr. John Simpfon,formerli
of the Chapter Coffee-houfe in York.
Left week, in the esth year of his age, in LanarkS ire, Scot-
land,where be was on a vifit to tome friends, Major Co ,per. .f
Northallerton, in Yorkihirc. A Gentleman well known .41 the
Turf
Lately, at Whitby, Mifs Mary Skinner, daughter of W
Skinner, jun. Efq. of that place.

Da. lAMES's-ANALEPTIC PILLS.
FOR the Riteumatifins and Colds which prevail
a this feafon of the year, no Medicine is fa fate and effica-
. alms as Dr. JAMES's ANALEPTIC PILLS. Their paellar
teneency to promote Perfp(ration, and all the riaturai Secre
tiune,will account for their Singular virtues in chef; Complaints,
as well as In many others to which the human frame is titbit
Moen the viciflitudes of our Climate. They are admirably cll..
named for diforden of the Stomach and Bowels, for perfuns
of a Bilious or a Gouty habit, as alfo for thole whole eordtity-
dons have been affeCted by a too adive or too fedentary IL&
They are likewife particularly fervicealde in Head-Acts o;ra:
Boned by Indigeikion, and in removing the bad effedts of free
living; as alto in preventing Palfies and Apoplexies, fo often the
cosfequence of intemperance. Recourfe should be had to them
after every erects of eating or drinking, and upon every 11,g ;)t
indifpcifttion; and thus their well knawa charaacrillic pta-
moting longevity will be maintained; for, by drifting Were
in the due difehargc ache animal functions, and by t
coati kudos) as it were in continual repair. they preferve the 14-
dy in health and vigour, and prevent premature decay.
As the ANALEPTIC Pitts owe their curl:awe to a pec:llu
preparation, which bas never been divulged by the Ir.ve•lt,l
but to the prefent Proprietors, they can only be had Eenui..r
front them ; and they are field by Fsascts Nl:wax ar, at the
Warehoufe for Dr. James's Powdes, No. es, the F.alt is ml of
Pours, afew dottrs from Chcapfide, London ; and at Dr..; amo's
late hours in Beaton-ftreet ; jit Boxes price as. 4d. edit, stall
luelutled ; or the quantity of Ox may be had in on.; I .tia
box, for s 4 as: 6d.—Obferve that the name." F. Neveb,•ry, 1".
45, St. Paufs," is engraved its the tamps. All others ate co; a-
terfrits.

LONDON: Muted fee the Par: Orton, by JOHN DANITIe:
(of Carnabritreet) K tbe e.'TML PIMP', IN e-Om Ct. No I
Carry-ftreet; and pt blifbed by Lrviu. K* NT, (of Can-
terbury-place, Lambeth), at Nc t, Carry-Meet, and at tt:
STAR-01/PCI, Tealse-Par tri which OfFea ecrral;:ni•

door for the Eurroi ore rugocitr.d,to bi 411401 red.
London, England, 1802-03-04

PdiRLLIMENTART PROCEEDINGS.

HOUSE OF COMMONS, WEDNFSDAY, MAItCH.g.
Mr. W. DUNDAS moped for leave to bring In a Bill to enlarge
tie powers of an Ad for iinpofing a Duty of sd. Scots cat all
Ale and Beer made in Dundee.
Mr. Locsu.ra and Mr. Witmaroace were added to the
Committee ott the Booktsllers Petition: _

The Hoek is a Cenunittee went through the Greenland
Whale 'Weer/ and the Report was ordamito be received
a -marrow.
Ordered, ea the !notion of Mr.VANat , that tie Hoeft
*mid to4norrow rsfolve itfelf into a Committee en the Dill to
Weed the provifions at the Lords' Ad.

TRANSFiR OF THE GOVERNMENT OF RENCOOLIN.

Mr. W. Dumps: moved that the Bill for trans-
ferring the Government of Bencoolen to Madras
&wild be read a fecond time to•rnorrow. _ _

Mr. Jonmsrox faid, he did not mean to trefpafs
on the attention of the Houfe at prefent, or to
oppofe the motion ; but he confidered the Bill as
one which deferred the ferions confideration of the
Houk. The meafure propofed of transferring the
offices of the Servants of the Company from SW
Eftablifhment to another, was, in his opinion, a
•iolation of the public faith, as pledged by feve-
ral Aas of Parliament, and particularly by that
which renewed the Charter of the Eaft-India Com-
pany. It therefore ought to be maturely weighed
before it was fuffered to pafs into a law. When
the Cubic& came regularly under difcuffion, he
should take the liberty of troubling the Houle with
his fentiments.
_ _

Mr. W. DUNDAS obferved, that it was his with,
as undoubtedly it was the with of every Member,
that the utmoft attention poffible fhould be paid to
every Bill before it palled into a law. If the pre.
fent meafure was not in Come refpea contrary to
the Company's Charter, there would have been
no occafion whatever for applying to Parliament
to fanaion an alteration which had been found in-
slifpenfibly necetiary. The lion. Gentleman had
too haftily, in his opinion, called that a violation
of the public faith which was merely a reform cal-
culated to prevent an unneceirary wafte of the
money of the Company. However, as the Hon.
Member had eapreffed his determination to deliver.
his Centiments upon the fubjeft, he &mid wait in
expeaation of bearing fume folid teafiin for ob•
-
jeaing to the Bill.
Mr. V•II3IITTAIRT faid, the alteration propofed,
involved no queftion of breach of faith • 3 was for
the reafons which had been llated on the day when
his Hon. Friend moved for leave to bring in the
Bill ; a meafure of necelfary local regulation.