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rE PLEASING PRECEPTOR; or, Fa-
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This day was publifhed,
in 4to. with 13 foiling Plates, price xl. II& W. baards,

A TREATISE on the CULTURE and MA-
NAGEMENT of FRUIT-TREES, in which a new
Method of Pruning and Training is fully dcfcribed. To
which is added, a new and improved Edition of OBSr:RVA-
TIONS on the DISEASES, DEFECTS, and INJURIES, in
all Kinds of FRUIT and FOREST TREES; with an Ac-
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of Governmeut.
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NVELLS's GEOGRAPHY of the OLD and
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Twenty Two Sermons on Variouc Subjeds, fekded from
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Ditto, a Second Seledion from the fame Author, octavo,
6s. 6d.
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SOCIETY for the RELIEF of the RUPTURED POOL
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The Fifth Edition, with Additions,
A FEW GENERAL RULES ani
IN-
STRUCTIONS, very neceffary to be attended to by
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London, England, 1802-03-13

HOUSE OF COMMONS.

A Meffage from the Lords, informed the Houk their Lord-
kips had agreed to the Greenland Whale Siam Bill, and to
kveral private Bills.
The Mutiny Bill was read &third time and
Mr. SARGENT relented an Minute of the errricit a the °f-
lee of Ordnance, for the months of April and May s Bos.
Sir W. Limon brought up the Report of the Clergy Non-
Reddenee Bill, which was read and agreed to, and the Bill or-
dered to be read a third time to-morrow.

Mr. W. ELIOT brought up the Marine Mutiny Bill, which
was read a lb* time, and ordered to be read a fecond time to-
lIMITOW.

Mr. A brought up the Report of the &woolen
Bill, which was read and agreed to, and the Bill ordered to be
read a third time to-marrow.
The Houk refolval itfcif into a Committee, to confider of
the appointment of an intpedtor of certain Felons under fen-
twee of tranfportation, when a Refolution was agreed to. em-
powering his Mikity to appoint (itch an infpcetor, with a falary
not exceeding 35c1 per Annum.
The Houle being Wonted, the Report was ordered to be re-
mixed to-morrow.
London, England, 1802-03-13

PARLIAMENTART PROCEEDINGS.

HOUSE OF LORDS, FRIDAY, MARCH xi.

The fevenl Bills before the Houle were forwarded in their
refpettive Rages; among there was the Greenland Whale Fio►ery,
which was read a third time and paired, and a Melfage fent
to acquaint the Commons therewbh.
The Exchequer Bills Loan Bill, the Cinnamon Duty, the
Annual Indemnity Bill, and one Private Bill were brought up
from the Commons by Mr. ALIZAIRDI R.
Two Private Bills were brought up by Sir C. Bummer.
'Elide were feverally read a fir* time.
The Order for the further tronfideration of Crewe's Divorce
818, which originally Rood for Monday, was difcharged, and
a new Order made for confidering the fame on Friday next.
Scotch Appeal..—Luthian and Others, v. Henderiun,
mad Co.
The SOLICITOR RR A L was heard in continuation, and
at confident& length, relative to this cafe, the further hearing
of which Mar Lurrlfhips poltpnoed till Monday.
London, England, 1802-01-21

This day was ph; difhed, elt-gantly printed it: two Pocket Vo-
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A new batten, being the Ninth, of
ELEGIAC SONNETS and other POEMS.
By CHARLarrE SMITH.
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•„ • The Volumes are fold feparate.
As above may all% be bad. new Editions of the following
Work,, printed uniform!ywithtbc abode, and in a finidar man-
ne.r, adorned w:t.;‘ plates.
1. The l'riutupius of Temper, a Poem I by Wm. I-Tayley,
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3. The Matures of Memory, with forte other Pemba;, by
Seamed Ragas. Efq. to'. 64.
4. The Pledurts of Imagination, by Dr. Alicnfitle. With a
Critical Ellay on tt4e Poem; by Mrs. Ilarbaull 6s.

Dr. IRJRN's ECCLEXIASTICAL LAW.
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A n, w Edition (being the Sixth) :arefully stain! and brought
down to the Fref...o thee, of
.C.CLESIASTICAL LAW.
By RICHARD TiIIRNI LL D.
Late °matelot of the Dior:fent' Carlifie, and Vicar of Orme
in the county of Weßmareland.
With Notes and Refwestees,
By FRAS.R, Efq. Barrifter at Law.
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or whom may alto be had,
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This day were publifhed, in Om large Volume, 8v o. 9s. board;.
['RAVELS in PORTUGAL, :Ind ()ugh
A- FRANCE and SPAIN. To whiA is added, a Differta-
tion on the Literature of Portugal, and the Spanifit and Portu-
guefe Lingual;
By HENRY FREDERICK LINK,
Profeffor at the Univerfity of Rnitork, and Member of various

learned Societies.
Tranflatal from the German by HINCKLEY, Efq.
With Notes 4 the :1 rattlator.

Printed for T. N. LongraAsiend 0. P.v.a, Pateniofttr•row.

• "This book is admina 'i; adapted to the I.re of thole who de-
11,;ht i•i the charming parfaits of natural hillory, and thet el we
see c.mnot too ltrongly recommend it to the botanift and the
Mincraloglle. It abounds ail t in anecdotes, fo various, as to in-
Welt the feelings of every ore who is fond of that import ,nt
portion Of reading, which dereri:Aa the habits and inftltuti )ns
of men. The details of flat ural tektite are preceded by fotne
obterv:ltions on titoll• p tits of France and Spain, thi"
which our Prof, ffor travelled on his way to Portugal ; i is
throeghout interfperfed with ftatiftleal accounts or that Ki Ig-
dom, with it:ft/naive remarks on its fundamental policy, litera-
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London, England, 1802-09-22

CORN MARKET.

MAR[-LANI, SEPT. 22.

There is not the leail alteration in Price fince
Monday : every article bangs heavy in fale, at that
day's Price, in confequence of not having any
Samples of this year's growth.
Asstz k OF BRIAD.—The LORD MAYOR ordered
that no alteration fhould take place in the affize of
bread this week.
London, England, 1802-09-22

FOR. PUBLIC SALT,
By GAttbkiElt and ANtAIS,
At Garraway's Coffee Houfe, Chinge Alley, Cornhill, on
Monday, the *lath!Lober; 'Sox, and following days, at ten
frecifely,
HE- following White and Prohibited Prize
Goods, being part of the Cargo of the ANGELIQIYE,
Nue to his Majesty's Ibip rOISEAU,SAssu rt. Hoos 1.1 rizer,
Efq. Commander. Captured on her voyage from Madras to
Manilla, regularly condemned in a Vice CoLirt of Admiralty,
at the Cape of Good Hope, viz.
PROSIETIID TUC& GOODS. MISTS MCI GOODS.

28422 Pieces Cotton Romais 420 Pieces Handkerchiefs
a Pieces C'aerktes printed Borders
s Piece India Stuff 1757 Fleets Cambric Mullin
2 Pieces Calawapores Handkerchiefs, colour-
-4504-Cotton Shawls ed borders

- -
ub Pieces Ginshams z4s Pieces Cambric Mufti')
-33 i LIMO Chun& S 3 Pieces Various Muffins
lab Pieces Pallampores 1814 Pieces Longsloth
Is Cott Covers sza Pieces Dimity
69 Pieces Printed Cad. z Piece Kagan=
bele Main Handier- s Huts

chiefs
May be Timed to the time of Sale (Holidays excepted) at
No. a, Bull Porter's Warehonfe, Seething-Lane, where cata-
logues may be had, at the place of Sale, and of GARDNER
and ANGUS, Sworn Brokers, No. 5, Mincing-Lane.
London, England, 1802-09-22

itift; at darn. Licrn&d °Bien throighout the Kingdom.

Ails: a:a fold at this Office will he ft3mped. agreeable to Adt
of Pit hant nt. with the wards ‘• State-Lottery Stamp-Office."
bank, InAia. and South-Sea Stock,, with their feveral An.
'cities. anJ all kii,sis of Government Securities, bought and
fold ty

:s,tct:. FOR TIIE FIRST DRAWN TICKET !.
ENGLISH STATE LOTTERY.
Elias Drawing the 29th November
SCHEME.
s - of - 25,000
3 of - - 10,000
3 . . of - - SPoo
6 - • of - - :pm
8 - of • • 500
AO. 9,460 other Prizes from tool. to 191. amountit g in the
whole to the fum of aBB.OOOL
' TICKETS and Shares will rife cenfiderably.,
therefore loft no time, as they are now idling is great
satiety, and in Shares, at
NICHOLSONI's FORTUNATE OFFICE,
No 16, CORNIIILL;
Where Two Prizes of 20,0001. and spool. each, in the two
Lit Lotteries were told in Awns.
London, England, 1802-09-22

BRIGHTON, SEP7 . so.

The Prince of WALLS returned to this place
about fix o'clock yefterday evening. His Royal
Highnefs parade,: the Steyne foon after his arrival.
The gaiety of the walks was, as by magic, in an
infant reflored. Grotips of faibionables decorat-
ed every part, and contitmed (in numbers to-in-
create, until the approach of night. The Prince,
with a feledt party of the Nobility, dined, at fever
o'clock, in the elegant lodge, nearly adjoining the ,
South wing of the Pavilion ; from the gardens of
which, the melodies of his excellent Band Boated
on the bofom of air, and enlivened the fpirits of
the numerous affemblage of pedeftrians on the
Steyne. The PRINCE, to-day, in a curricle, driven
by Sir join' LADS, took feveral turns round the
Steyne, and afterwards through the principal ftreets
in the town.
The Bithop of ST. AsnpH preached a Sermon,
from the ad Pfalm, v. r. at the, Chapel Royal, yef-
terday morning. The Archbilhop of Carrea-
BUILY was in the Pattica's pew. Judge GRAHAM,
and various of the Nobility, alto attended Divine
Service. The rich tones of the organ, at (fated
periods, filled the Chapel, under the fcientific
guidance of Mr. PRINCE.
The departures here, about ten days ago,
were beginning to get more numerous than ale
arrivals ; the return of fine weather, however,
within this lag week, has once more given the ar-
rivals the precedence. Among
_the lag are, Mr.
Moon, Mifs WiLTON, Mr. H. MIDDLETON, Mifs
Dam', Mr. R. WINTER, Mr. and Mrs. GRIFFITHS,
Mr. Mrs. and Mifs Its cli ALMON, Mr. Rosinson,
Mr. and Mrs. INGRAM, Mifs BOULTON, Mr. PRAT..
BUXOM, Mr. H. APLIST, M. OGILVY, Mr. T.
LSILMITTI; &C. •
London, England, 1802-01-19

GENERAL REMARKS.

The Court was far from being fo crowded as it
has been on fimilar occafions, and in general the
company were not fo well dreffed as formerly.—
Massy Ladies, indeed, were dreired in a fplendid
and beautiful manner ; but the majority were in
old dreffes, fome of them having loft their luflre.
The fecond vifit of a drefs on a birth-day may
pats : but when it camas to the third and fourth,
pointed remarks mitt be excufed, were it not for
%be bards* of die_lii~si. That wets it kilt

three Gentlemen to one 'lady at the .Drawin*
room, and three to one of them: were &did in
uniform, fo that red and blue prevailed. Nothing
very new in faihion or in colour appeared. Long
heads, the Ladies hair dreffed a la Grecqui, Kith
abundance of feathers ; the Gentlemen a la Brutus.
Pink was worn by the old, and by the young ra-
ther more than ulna', but the other colours were
the fame as laft winter, white and gold, puce and
gold, fcarlet and gold, &c. Some of the ladies
had their hair dretfed in fmall ringlets over the
face, like King Charles's beauties. Few or no
flowers were worn. Several heads were &died a
la Otabeite, with quantities of different-coloured
feathers, mixed ; the Gentlemen ala Brutrii. The
Ladies all rouged freely ; but this did not feem
neceffary to many of them ; there was a great pro-
! portion of youth and beautiful women prefent.—
Among the greatelt ornaments were the heroes
who had ryry owned from Egypt. Evety one re•
joiced to fcgthem returned crowned with vii ory
and conqueft.
The fafhionable drefs hackles for the Gentlemen
were cut fiver, the pattern plain.
London, England, 1802-01-19

• CAPITAL PRIZES.
TTO out of the Four highell Prites in the kit
rith Lottery (&awn November, Hot,) were fold in
Shares by SWIFT and Co. No. t t, Poultry, as follows :-
1 No. Soot, a Prize of zo,OOOL in one lialf, one Q2arter, one
Eighth, and two Sixteenths.
No. u3,Bz.s, a Prize of mood. In cote Half, and eight Six-
teenth Shares.
Alfo the Tickets No. t7AS t, a Prize of 2ocol. and No. 23,432,
a PA= of cool. in the fame Lottery, were fell at the above
Wice.
The ENGLLtIi LOTTERY begins drawing en the aft of
March nem The Tickets itnd Stampal Shams are on fate, and
an Winds of Loiieries and the Public Funds tranfadted by
EVI FT and Co. No. it, Poultry.

MARRIED.
On Tharfday lan, at Rye, John Luzford, Efq. of %I/Jacket-
fa, to Mifs Curtris, Anarhter of Jeremiah Curteb, Efq. of Rye.
At Reading, Mr. Wllittnn, of Great James-fttert, Bedfott..
row, London, to Mifs Aldtidge, of Caftb-lirect, Reading. •
eSstgrilAy lait, at Mary-la-Bonne Church, George Bridges,
Erg.* Mfg Delantain, daughter Of Henry W 4111414 Bfq.
Berisces-ftrect.
At Marybotoogb, Mr. Dcfpard, to Mifs Gardiner, eldeß
daughter of the late Col. Oarditter, of Bellevue, Soutlamptaft •
Al Waterford. Samuel Sprigs, jun. El+ of that city, to Mifs
M•Deugall, daughter of tbe late Andrew MsDologall, Efq.
At Egli& Caftir iOng's county, Thomas Homan Moloch,
of Bellair, Efq. to Cale,
Berry, daughter of Thomas Berry, Efq
London, England, 1802-01-19

Roria

THE %MEN.
Yeaerday being the day appointed for the eele•
bration of the birth of our truly amiable and be-
loved Qs I s it, who completed the nth year of her
age, the fame was obferted with the ufual fplen-
dour and demonftrations of joy. The morning
was nibered in with the ringing of bells, the Royal
Union Standards were difplayed from the Seep es,
and at noon the Park and Tower guns were fired
from as many guns as her MAJESTY is years old;
and, for the firs time, to commemorate the day,
the Guards, who have been for bane ;months in
4nuining, by order of the Commander in Chief,
fired ago their field pieces.
In the forenoon, the different branches of the
Royal Family waited on her MAJZSTY at Duct-
ingham Houfe to pay their refpeas.
London, England, 1802-01-19

NEW CARRIAGES.

A number of people of faihion, as is ufual at this
period, fported new carriages. Among them we
noticed the following :
His R. H. the Duke of Kent, Sir Alured Clarke,
His R. H. Duke of Cambridge, Sir Carnaby Haiti:thou, Bart.
Marebionsfs of Donegal, General Grenville,
Ear! of Cardigan, Colonel Martin

Earl of Wyeonsb, Edward Holland, Efq.
Earl of Granard, Robert }Ebben, Efq.
The Portugucfe Antbaffadur, Mr. BlddulPh,
Lady Jane Dundas, Hurry Hope. Efq.
Earl Stanhope, Mr. G. Rafe.
Lord Hawkelbury.

In a thing which depends entirely on the talk
of the individual, it would be idle to defcribe the
colour, paintings, &c. of the carriages, as any
thing new. There is little change in the nape or
height of the different carriages.
London, England, 1802-01-19

ing to be (train by Enr.nuel stable and Co. of
York, upon lanhington and Co. of Lons
with intent to defraud William Mar/iot. wi
th
having obtained upon falfe pretences thread-lace,.
thread edging. and filk lace, to the amount of '
t4cl. from V. illiam Snsith of Northampton.
Three wcrc conviCted of mifdemeanors,
7. Brown, and W. l'obtf,n; Mr breaking thc flop
window of W. Bainbridge, with intent to Real,
and received fentence, the Paid Johnf,on tO be
imprifoned in Ncwgate two years, and J. Brown
fix months.
Thomas Wilfiams alias William Myers, flood in-
diCted for utterlbg a counterfeit half guinea, with
intent to defraud Cortes Cooke.
Cortes Coate flitted, that on the :2th of pecetri-
ber lag, the prifoner came into his !hop, and de-
manded a pound of candles, for which he offered
half-a-guinea, defiring change. Tice witnefs exa-
mined it, and found it to be very good, but on the
infant he was about to give him ate change, ano-
ther perfon came in and asked for a pound of foap.
The witnefs reque(led hirh to wait until he fhould
have erotic with the prifoner, but the other Paid
,
I,ne was in a hurry, and the prif deGred the,
ivitnefs to ferve the bap purchafed, and he would
wait. The *kne e. accordingly went to (apply the
Map, and leaving the half guinea offered by the
prifoner on the counters he raid, " on retolledion
believe I have got flyer to pay for the candles,
and there will be no occafion to trouble you for
the change." The prifoner then took up the half-
guinea, and putting his hand into his pocket took
out another half guinea, which the witnefs by
Mere accident difcovering, fulpeCled the defign of
the prifoner, ran round the counter, End attempted
to leize him, but was prevented by the other per-
fon who bought the foap, the witnefs
believes to have been the prifoner's accomplice.—
The wittiefs hot/ever purfued the prifoner, and on
going into• the theta, he was intercepted by ano-
ther man, who brandifhed a flick over his head,
defiring him not to follow the prifoner. The Uric-
nefs perfevered notivithflanding, and overtook the
prifoner in Fleet firett, and with the affiance of
a conflable, took him into cuftody ; on fearching
him there were found upon him two guineas in
gold, two fcven Milling pieces, and 24 Millings in
fdver, all good. The prifoner was found Guilty.
And three were acquitted, via.—j ballimore,
and S. ThozWon.
II rlli.'m WiVon was acquitted Of the charge of
Healing a watch belonging to joreph Atkins. The
profecutor and the Officer by whom the prifoner
was arrefled, fwore to his confeffion of the rob-
bery, and his protnife that the. watch fhould be
returned if they would liberate him ; the watch
was accordingly returned. However, as no other
evidence Appeared but the confeflion, under Etch
eireundlances the jury, under the direction
the judge, acquitted the prifoner, the CHiE
BARON obferving, that many innocent men might
be induced through fear of the fhame of a public
trial, to confefs arky change brought againß them,
if promifed liberation; as the reward of fuch con-
fawn..
London, England, 1802-01-19

MEDICAL THEATRES, of ST. THOMAS, and GUY's
HOSPITALS.
THE SPRING COURSE or LECTURe;
thefe Hofpitals will begin in the following order :
ANATOMY and SURGERY, by Mr. Cutts and Mr.,
ASTLIT COOtill on Wedrw.fday, taitri.ao, a; one o'clock.
PRACTICE Of MEDICINE, Dr. BAOINOTON, on
Monday the ill of February, at ten in the Morning.
PHYSIOLOGY, and LAWS of the ANIMAL CBCO-
NOMY, by Dr. Hainu row, on Monday the aft of February,
at a quarter befoic liven in the Evening.
ELEMENTS and PRACTICE of CHEMISTRY, by Dr.
BASINOTON, on Tuefday, Ott. 2, at ten in the Morning.
THEORY of MEDICINE; and MATERIA MEDLCA,
by Dr. Colter, on Tuefday, °debts a, at (even o'clock in the
Lvening.
MIDWIFERY, and DISEASES of WOMEN and CHIL-
DREN, by Dr. Hatosti oN, on Tburfday, Feb. 4, at eight in
the Morning.
PRINCIPLES and PRACTICE of SURGERY, by Mr.
Air ter Coon', (illaftrated by Meta Cafes under his are, in
Outs Hofpital) on Friday, Jan. 29, at eight o'clock In the
Evening.
The fevers! Leetttres given at the Theatres of thefe two
Ho petals are fo irrange.l, that no trio of them interfere with
each other in the hours of attendance; and the whole is calcu-
lated to form a complete Courfe of Medical Initruftion.
Terms, and other Particulars, troy be known by applying to
Mi. Svociza, Apothecary to Guy's HofpitaL
London, England, 1802-01-19

BY COMMAND OP THEIR MAJIBTISS.
THEATRE-ROYAL, OW/WY-LANZ
'TX/MORROW EVENING, January so, Otos,
.i. tints Majedies Servants will ad the laR New Play of
DEAF AND DUMB ;
Or, THE ORPHAN PROTECTED.
•
Theodore, Mt DE CAMP ;
Dirlensont, Mlr. WROUGHTON I
De ER*, Mr. KEMBLE.
Madame Franval, Mifa POPE;
Marianne, Mn. MOUNTAIN.
Te which (by Command) will be added the PantomimeHARLDUIN AMULET.
This Evetting-‘Meniee Precered; with The Doctor and the
Apothecary.
London, England, 1802-01-19

PRINCISS ILIZAUTIL

A rich white kiln petticoat, fuperbly cab/adored with gold
foil and gold rings, forming an elegant pattern of branches ; a
royal purple velvet drapery acrofs the censer of the petticoat,
richly embroidered in broad waves of gold foil and fpanglea,
drawn up by fmall draperies of velvet, embroidered with
gold rifts ; the Id; fide ornamented with a rich drapery ad
royal purple, bordered with a vermicelli of gold and white far
tin, tied and richly Biased with gold cord and tairels,
A head-drefs of purple velvet richly embroidered with geld,
ornament: lwith diamonds and fine white 6410 &Wm&

IPRINCIISS Katy.
A petticoat of white fatin, embroidered with gold ; a doh
white Latin drapery, richly embroidered in broad wreaths of
sold, intetrized with a beautiful variety of all deferiptions of
&mow from nature, decorated with elegant gold 540 and tat-
Lek; t train of fearkt, checkered with gold.

rumens sosura.
Petticoat brown, pink, and filver; a beautifql brown faun,
embroidered with filver and pink painted flowers, a drapery
of fade, decorated with brocui wreaths of flyer and painted
flowers. the flowers being varied by every kind frotn nature;
the rofe, tulip, and American lily predominated. Train of
brown and flyer tiffue.

A head-drefs of ',hate Patio, embroidered with diver, orna-
mented with diamonds and fine ottrich feathery.
London, England, 1802-09-25

EXTENSION of the SURREY IRON RAILWAY.
AGENERAL MEETING will be held at the
London Tavern, on Wednefday next, the 29th infant, at
Eleven o'clock m the Forenoon, to infped the Surrey bodies
and Eftlmate, which have been made, of the Intended Eaten.
fioa of the Surrey Iron Railway, from Croydon to Reigate, as
the next ftep towards the completion of the Original Plan of
carrying an Iron Railway, &um the River Thames to the Arun-
del Navigation, fo as to make a certain and eafy Communica-
tion between Leaden and Portfniouth And elf.), of a Branch
of the fame to Geditone.
The Nobility and Gentry who are conned with the
Counties of
Surrey,
Sulks, and Hints, in the line through
which the laid Railway is intendedio pars, are earnekly entreated
togive their attendance, that they may confider of the Predict-
Lility and Advantages of the prepared Plan, and to enter into
a Subfcription for carrying the fame into execution.
The Chair to be taken at Twelve o'clock precifely.
By Order of the Subfcribers to the Survey,
• - WILLIAM BEDCOTTLUTTLY.
Wandfworth, September 23, 1802.
London, England, 1802-09-25

BRIGHTON, SEP7. 23.

The Conntefs of Gaasarzosr,theEarl of Ct. za -
nowt., Mrs. FITZHIRSIRT, and a filed party of
the Nobility, dined yefterday with the Prince of
WALss, at the Pavilion. His Royal Highnefs
left this place this morning,for London, to accom.
patty his MAJESTY to-morrow, to review the Greys
on-Afhford Common. The Pat mca returns here
either on Saturday or Sunday.
The laft at rivals here are Lieut. Colonel EMIR,.
Mr. BAILER' Mr. WILK:, Mr. KENNEDY, Mr.
SHARP, and Mr. HAWTHORN. The Ruffian Prince
BAHIA'S"' HUEY is alto here..

Mr. FISH ale S Library at Eallbourne on Monday
night was broke open, and robbed of cath and
notes to the amount of nearly tool. The villains
touched no other part of the property, and, what
is very fingular, a bad Milling and a fispence, as
unworthy of their attention, were feleaed from the
calls, and found on the counter in the morning.
The Edinburgh and Berwick packet, from
Dieppe, arrived here, with eight palrengers, at
two o'clock A. M. to day.
London, England, 1802-09-25

ARRIVED.

In the River.-Three WWkox, —, front Netts.
Off Falmouth—Rein, Wl:tongs% front Wilmington.
Off Portland—Adventure, Roper, from Bombay.
Off the Me of Wight—Lady St. John, Smith, front jamaics.
Of Akiborough—Argo, Stager, from Bremen.
Of Saltcoats—Aintwell, Hannah, from Tobago
London, England, 1802-09-25

BREAD,

IIAMILIES making Bread fupplied with Hand-
+. Mills for grinding Wheat to Flour; and machines for fcpa-
rating the Flour and Bran : by there means unadultersted.Bread
is obtained with confiderable raving in price.
.Thole who keep either borfcs, hogs, or poultry, will find a
mill well worth their attention, that will break Oats, Beans,
Pm. BFley, lc& (Grain broke goes much further than whole)
It will grind Malt : Email fines mate for thofe who keep only
two or three holies. The above take very little room, arc (Nay
worked, and on the molt fimpleconfiration. Improved Chaff-
sinters, by Bent and Son, No. soh*. Martin's-Lane, Char-
ing Crofs, London. • ,
London, England, 1802-09-25

PRICE 81X-PE NCL

TO BE SOLD. BT PRIVATE CONTRACT.

A-
BR IC K.BUILT HOUSE, well furnihied, in
-an airy fituation, containing Seven Rolims, with other
good Convenieneics, a Garden, two Stall Stable, Cliaile houfe,
and Hay-lofts, within Half an Hour's Walk of,-the Royal Fit-
ehangtoo4,mnire at No.-36,5t. Andrew's-hill, Dodoes Com-
mons; or at No. xi; Jewry-street. Aldgate
N. B. Poffeffion may be hod immediately.

SUSSEX, SEA BATHING.
TO BE LET. for One, Two, Three, Six, or Twelve Months,
COMFORTABLE Houfe neatly Furnithed,
k containing Four Principal; Two Servants, and One Drel
Ping Roorns. Dining and Breakfait Parlours, Kitchen, Hotife-
keeper's Ros:ut, Warehoufe, and Cellar, together with a Coacti-
houfe,' Four Stalled Stable, and Linen if wanted.

Thefe Premed, are pleafantly fituated in Felpham, within
One Mile of Bognor; particulars of which may be had of Mr.
C. Bridgcr, of Ankton, near Yelpham ; or of Mr. Bartlett, at
his Royal Exchange and General Agency Offices, Chichester.

GLOUCESTERSHIRE.
TO BE SOLD BY PUBLIC AUCTION,
At the Exchange Coffee-houfe, Brlftol, on Tlaurfday the 14th
day of Or:ta• next, at twelve o'Clock, (unlefs previoufly
4 difpored of by Privaterontraa),
ACommodious Modern well-built DWELL
• LING HOUSE, in good repair. containing large and well
proporti pncd Rooms and requifite Offices fora genteel and large
fanoly ; !tabling for fix or eight horfcs, and two coach-houfes,
a large pleaiant garden. with a capital fruit-wall apd fumnker-
houfe, commanding a delightful view of the country near Bath,
and the furrounding hills —The whole Situated on a pleating
emitu nee at Willibridge, in the parith of Biuon, on the right
hand lid.. of the upper Turnpike road from Briftol to Bath,
diltant from the former five miles, latter fix miles and a half,
and one mile frOm KCylTfilalll. Alto a Paddock of about two
Acres of good Pafture Land adjoining to Lnd on the other fide
of the Turnpike road, nearly oppofite the houfe.
A purchak; may have immediate poffelfioo o;*th fe Pretnifr3l
a great part of which is Freehold, and the remainder is held for
a long term of years.
7 The Premifes may be viewed on application at the houfe,
any day (Sunday excepted) between the hours of twelve and
three o'clock; and for further information with conditions of
tale apply to Mr. John Gillet, Solicitor, Briftol, who is coin-
miffioned to treat or the fate by private contra&
September as, aos. •
London, England, 1802-03-22

HOLLAND.

HAGUE, MARCH t 5 feveral items of the
ways and means for the current year, publitLd
yefferday, amount to 65,992,569 florins, to !livers.
It appears, that the falaries of the Members of the
Admiralty, of War, of Home Affairs, and of Fi-
nance, are fixed at Soon florins per annum, and
that-of Treafurer General at 8000. Under the
item for Home Affairs, we find 40,0c0 florins to-
wards carrying into ea& the 45th article of the
Conffitution, regarding education, and the arts and
lciences.—lt appears from this general flatement,
that the exigencies of the (late are tliii year
5,363,750 florins,
.5 [livers lefs than in the raft• year.
Citizen Et.ouu is appointed Fif:al of the High
National Tribunal; Citizen VAN MEERT N, Rs—
corder; and Citizen JORDEN S DE JON GE, Dzputy
Recorder.

At Oolkerhout, laft week, the Prince's birth-day
was publicly kept at a tavern, by a party of his
friends, in the prefence of Come patriots notwith-
(landing which, as foon as the wine beg:rn to ope.
rate, Orange longs were fun in full glee, and the
attendin-, mulkians brottlit to at is concert hv
means of a good preparatory balinz. Complaint
was immediately made to the head ofiker of the
place ; but he did not think proper to take cogni-
zance of the tranfanion

-
ROTT.TKDA At, MA KC H 15.—Our rnaaifirates,
more determined and vigilant than thoce of other
cities, have not yet liberated the Orange rioter:
who were committed to prifon here a ni“n!l:i
(ince. And the libeller who called for the Pri:l•:e
of Orange at the head of affairs, is to he fent to
the madhotife as a lunatic ; this being jml!,ed
more prudent method than that of Hogging him
on a Iciffuld, in the fight of his very cans
friends!

Letters from Milan, ender date February-u,
Gay, that the Vice P:.elident of the It;%'jai\ R..-
public has ptiblithed a decree, by which the ;VS:. of
the French Almanack is aholithed, and•the Gre•
1) ~ori•in9 or Chrittian Calendar, is henceforward to
be exclulively recognized by the Government god
People. The motive Aligned for this rnealur?, is,
a yelped for the ufages of the people, au2.
ally for religious worfhip. The fame article i:,-
finuates, that the Frer.ch ilyle has been already ta-
citly revoked by the Cunfular Government.

P.4121.14.111:NT411?2- 1-'1,:01:EE1)IA, GS.

HOUSE OF LORDS, SATURD.I7, MARCII 20.

Their I,ortlfltips met at half pall rice this morn-
ing, and having naked the ';.lutiny an ftver.ll
Private 11;116, adjonrited.—The ohjea of th Hnufe
in meeting at fo early an hour wis to enal,le the
Chancellor to ,tttrnd at Lincoln's Jun
London, England, 1802-03-22

ECCLESIASTICAL PROMOTIONS.

The Ravi of Glandore has been pleafed to.gratut the Rev:
John Talbot, A. B. to the Redlorg of Killuryln the county of
kerry, vacant by the deceafe of the Rev. tiean-Doblis.
The Rev. pilots Hird Fellow of King's College, Cambridge,
is appointee Chaplain to his Rbial Higiinefs the Dukeof Sugars
The King bus been pleafed to prefent the Rev. James Mao:.
queen to the Church and Parini of North Ultt, in the Rtelby.:
tery and Illand of UiR, vacant by the death of the Rev. Allan
Macqueen, late Minifter there.
The King has alto been pleafod to 'prefent Rev. John
Mac queen to the Church and Parith of Gairlork, in the Preiby-
tery of I.ochcarnm, and County of Rofs, vacant by the death of
the Rev. Donald iklacintofh, late Minitter there.
rhe King has been pleated to prefent the Rev. James Smith
to the Church and Parini of Eymouth, in the Prefbytery of
Chirnfde, aid County of Berwick, vacant by the death of the.
Rev. George Todd, late Minifter
_ _ _ -

And the Rev. Patrick IVPlfaac to tle Church and Parilh of
Connie, in the Prelbytery of Auchterardcr and County of Perth.
vacant by the death of Mr. Nl•Diarmid, Lite Minifter there.

LTHS.

On the T:lth intl. at Mary Lodge, the Lady of Lord Afar-
fey, of a (;41,glitcr. •
In Sackeilk-ltrect, Dublin, the wife of Sir Robert Hodfon.
Bart. of a fon and hem.
London, England, 1802-03-22

DISTRIBUTION OF PRIZE MONEY.

To the Concord, for the Wow Hendrica, alfo of the Twe Ge-
broaden, on board the raid ihip at Portfmouth, nn the 25th inft.
l.a Conftance, for the Spanifh Yeats el Duidea and Noltra
Senora de Cahalonga alias Ventura, will be paid out the gift in.
Rant, at Portfmouth.

The Conitance. for the capture of the French privateer Ju-
piter, will be paid on l'hurfday, the 25th inftant, at No. 9, New

The Leviathan, Swiftfure' and Emerald, will be paid on
their arrival, for the Spanith frigates la Floreiltina and cl Car-
men, and a remittance from the Weft Indies, on account of
the Lima Slips, at No. 22, Arundel-ftreet.
The Immortalltc, for the capture of La Conftance, will be
paid on her arrival at Plymouth.
The t;irimi, and Diligent hired armed cutter, for the capture
of the Dutch frigate Furl; will be paid at Plymouth, on their
arrival there.

GREENOCK, MARCH 55.
The Campbleton packet arrived here on Fi ;day.
It does not appear that the veffel (truck by the
Three Brothers, as mentioned formerly, went
down ; the accident happened on Friday tot on .
Sunday night, this fide of Rathlin Ifland. The
veflel was a (hip, and was coming in channel before
the wind, and after the two (trips feparated from
each other, the Three Brothers faw no more of her,
but could not fay the was loft.
The following veffels failed from the Tail of the
Bank fince Saturday morning :
The Harmony, ALEXANDER ; Ann, M'KINLAY;
Mercury, FISHER, for Jamaica—Jenny, KER, for
Tobago—Daphnie, WI LEIF, for Newfoundland—
Mercury, BECK, for New York.
MARCH t6.—Jult arrived the Thetis, SMITH,
from Charlellown, in thirty-eight days; and the
Ariaine Jo HN&TON s, from Demerara, after a pe-
lage of fifty-three days—was fifteen days.before the
got clear of the Iflands.
A brig has jull hove in fight, and brought to for
a pilot. From the fignal flying at the foretop-
gallant-malt head, (he appears to belong to CAMP-
BELL, RIVERS, and Co. Glafgow. We believe her
to be the Mary Ann, Dm, from Trinidad.
The (Lip Clio, Capt. MACFIE, of Glafgow, ar-
rived at Port Royal, Jamaica, from Grenada, on
the 19th January ; and on the 17th the fpoke the
Fortune, LEITCHUnion, BRADSHAW ; and Garth-
land, RECD, from the Clyde to Jamaica, then off
the Ifle of Afh, out thirty-five days, all well, and
Capt. MACFIE thought they might get into Port
Antonio on the 19th.
The Hoop Elizabeth, SHARP, from Port Glaf-
gow for Dublin, with a cargo of fugar, in coming
down the River on Friday morning laft, run foul
of a lighter, by which the pin of her anchor, which
was hanging over the bow, was driven into
her bottom; fhe came to off Mr. Scot's building
yard—the pump was tried, and the mailer went
alhore ; the men in the boat, after landing him,
on returning alongfide, obferved the veflel was
finking, when a fignal of diltrefs was immediately
made. Fortunately at the time feveral mer-
chants were on the quay, and alliftance was in-
ftantly procured ; the veal was drawn upon the
ground, and the greaten part of the cargo was
got out in fafety.
London, England, 1802-03-22

CORN MARKETS.

MARK-LIN?, MAlreli 22.
We had more Wheat at this day's Market than
for Tome time ; many of the primell famples have
been fold at a redqflion of full tos. per quarter
from this day week. The dull (late of the malting
trade, together with additional arrivals of Barley
to tbefe left on hand laft week, has reduced the
prices of beft Malting Samples near U.—Malt is
cheaper, as are inferior Oats—Beans and I'eafe
are fomething lower—Grafs Seeds, as well as other
Articles, are unvaried.

Englifh Wheat, 505. 745. primeft, 78s. 835.,
Foreign Ditto, 4os. 665.-Dantzick Bos.
Rye, 405. 425.
Barley, 265. 325.-(Malting) 375. 4os.
Malt, 445. 505.-Fineft, sos. 51s.
Oats, to. 112 S. 24.5.
Horfe Beans, (New) 3os. 345.
Tick Beans, (New) 265. Jos.
Hog Peafe, 305. 355.
Boilers, 385. 425. 445.
Spring Tares, ss. to 65. per bufhel,
Carraway Seed, 365. to 41s. per cwt.
Coriander, 2155. to 295. per cwt.
Canary, 84s. to 9os. per cwt
Rape Seed, 341. to 371. per laft.
Flour, 555. 655. per fack.
Red Clover, 5..5. 705. 80s. 88s. per cwt.
White ditto, 78s. 1045 130$. 15os.
Trefoil, 265. 4os. 565.
PROM THE LONDON GAZETTE SATURDAY, MARC!! 20.
Average price of Corn in England and Wales, front the Re-
turns ending the -Ith of March, Am.

Wheat. Rye. Barley. Oats. !Beans. Peale.
d. s. d. s. d. a. d. s. d s d.
72 47 39 t 20 4 38 5 40 I
The average Price erSugar, computed from the Returns
niade in the week ending the I; th March, Is 375. lid. per
hundred weight.

riticFs OP GRAIN. AT TUI FOLLOWING MARKICTS.

. -
BA SINGS IV KE.-14 heat 683 od to 841 od per Quarter.
Bailey 33s od to Ors od II Beans 33s od to 43s od
Oats 2is od tp aBs od Peafe 38s oa to 44* ad
Maintsuaao.—Wheat flos od to 92s od per quarter.
Barley 34$ ad to 423 od 1 Beans 35s od to sas cd
Oats 2 6d to sos od Peafe 39s od to 44s od
Newsu it Y —Wheats' 6os. ad. to 82s. od. per Qcarter.
Barley 32$ od to 38s od I Beans 35* od to 4os od
Oats 121 al to 27s od Peafe 38s od to 41$ od
HeNtr.r.—Wheat 741 ad to 86s ad per Quarter.
Barley es od to 43s od I Beans 34s od to 38s od
Oat. 2os od to 2OS od Peale 39g od to 431 cd
READING.—Wheat 541.0 d. to Pas. od. per Carter.
Barley 33$ 6d to 41a od I Beans 3os od to 4ae od
Oats as 61 to 33s od Peafe 34* od to 4as od
At Wm-mintier market, on Saturday lafl, the
prices of Corn were as follow : wheat, by the
quarter, 31. tos. to 31. tßs. ; barley, 11. hs. to IL
t Ss. ; oats, IL to 11.4.5.; beans, 11. iss. to al. 6s.
London, England, 1802-03-22

blecititlL.D.

Oliver Leckey, Efq. of Strabane, to Mifs Baird, of Cafticfin.
Thomas Whitney, of NL wpafs, in the county of Weitmmth,
Efq. to Mifs Rofe Galley, fecond daughter of John Godley, Lfq.
The Rcv. Dudley Colclough, of Duffey-hall, county Wex-
ford, to Mils Gave°, thiat daughter of LuLe Caven, of Dublin,
Efq. deemed.
Mr. John Alexander O'Daly, of Ctonakilry, to Mira Hefter
Fitzgerald, uf
,
On Wecineldt.y, Richard Pack, Fin. of Bridge-then, Met.
friars, to Mils Mary Freeman, daughter of John Freeman, Efq.
of Newington Greta.
London, England, 1802-03-22

NAUTICAL INTELLIGENCE.

, , MAILS THIS DAYI-WIND South.
ARNIVID. in a.
a Dublin, I
I Waterford, , z
o Hamburgh, I
o Prench, o
o Dutch, I

FALMOUTH, MARCH r 9.
Airived this day the Swedifh 'hip Hercules,
Captain Scsi.P., in 44 days from Baltimore, with
755 hhds. of tobacco, (lores, &c. for orders ; the
American (hip Union, Captain HOOPER, from
Guernfey for Alicante ; the Englifh fhip Ann,
Captain GRISON, of Whitby, from Lohdon for
St. Kitts ; the George, Captain BLAIR, from Lon-
don for Barbadoes ; the brig Matilda, Captain
JUDGE, from London for Nevis; Liberty, Captain
Wiussozzow, from London for Newfoundland;
and his Majefty's FISOARD, of 48 guns, Cap-
tain MARTIN, from a cruize.—The American (hip
Juno, Captain CLARK, appeared off this day from
Savannah, with tobacco, cotton, &c. and pro-
ceeded on for London —TheWALSINGHAM packet
is hourly expated with Mails from Lifbon ; on her
arrival the PRINCE or Watss packet will fail with
the Mail for that place:—The 012 ERN CHARLOTTE
packet will fail the firft favourable wind after to-
morrow, with the Leeward Hand Mails of the
7th inftant.—Wind S.
London, England, 1802-03-22

PLYMOUTH, MARCH so.

Came in the Sophia Magdalena, of Hamburgh,
Captain SHAN, from Hamburgh, bound to Saint
Thomas's, laden with merchandize; Jane, of Hull,
Captain WaiDELL, from Hull, bound to Liihon,
with coals; and the Betfey, Capt. LEE, from Cork,
with provifions ; alfo the Urion, Capt. ROW ELL ;
Brothers, Capt. D..LL►NG ; Friends, Capt. W►L•
LIAM ; and the Friends, Captain W►TBORN, all
from Guernfey, laden with wine and paving (tones.
Sailed for Torbay the RAM►LL►ES, of 74 guns,
Captain OSBORNE.

PORTSMOUTH, MARCH 2T.

An ewers arrived here yefterday from the
Admiralty for the immediate failing of the Ma-
nus♦ and LATONA frigates. Some difpatches
were put on board each (hip, and they failed di.
redly their anchors were hove up, The former is
gone to the Mediterranean, and the latter to the
Weft-Indies.

Arrived .the ROEBUCK, of 40 guns, armed en
flute, from the Mediterranean. She is put under
quarantine.

Yellerday failed the Eaft-India !hip GEORGI-
- ; and the brig Ravenfworth, for the Downs;
and the !loop Mary, Masa Y, for Waterford.
His Majefty's fhips DSLFT and ALKMAAR, with
the 55th Regiment on board, will fail with the
firft fair wind.

surr.mr.ss, MARCIi at.

Arriverl the CAMBRIAN, la SEINE, and RE•
Momous frigates, from Portfmouth: the two latter
failed for the River. Came in the FLIILITTER gun-
brig from a cruize.—Sailed his Majelly's frigate
BRILLIANT, and the MONKKY gun.brig for the
Downs. The AUTUMN 'loop, Capt. RICHARDSON,
will fail to-morrow for Torbay, with dr..i.ts of
feamen.

This morning it came on to blow a moll tre-
mendous gale from the S. W. accompanied with
rain : all the (hips of war at the Nore, and thole
in harbour, have (truck their lower yards and top-
mails : at five P. M. it continues to blow with
unabated fury ; not a boat can get on More; but
we are happy to fay that no accident has happened,
or damage been done, though it blows a hurricane.

FROM LLOYD', LIST.

_ - -
DEM ,MAILCH Lt.—Arrived the Butterfworth, GLASS rOLK,
from the South Seas, with [Goo barrels ( : on the sth of
January lh (pots the Princefs Mary, bound to Bengal, liven
days from St. Hckna, all well—Wind S. W. blows hard, with
rain.

GRAVESEND, MARCR sr.—Pared by the Automafla, Cts
from Calcutta; Clio, COUPLAND, from Martinique;
Sophist, SMITH, from Rouen; Two Sifter., STEWART, front
Dunkirk; Vrow Alicia, from Bremen; and the Vrow
Eda, —, front Embden.—Sailed the Ling Maria, DAWES,
for the Eaft-Indies ; Phrebe, HOOAN, for Cork ; Farmer,
Coancer, for Lilbon ; Robert, ANDREWS, for Montferratt ;
Scarborough, ELLIOTT, for Newfoundland ; William 'on, As.
MOTT, for Jamaica; and Ritfoo, Wallace, for Virginia.
London, England, 1802-03-22

On Thurfday will be revived Shakiipeue's Winter's To..
••• A New Comedy, never performed, caked FaMonet*
Friends,is in reburial, and will be produced as loon s porlilde.
THEATRE ROYAL, COVENT.OARDhiI.
TO-MORROW EVENING, March 23, 1802,
will be prefet!tfd the New Comic Opera of
London, England, 1802-12-04

PORTSMOUTH, DECEMBER 3.

This day 'arrived the Ifabella, SPARROW, and
three other colliers, from Sunderland. Lafi night
arrived the brig Mary and Jane, Captain THOMAS
TIMING, from Shields, bound to Lifbon, laden
with coals. Sailed the fhip Peggy, Captain THos.
FOTH RILEY, for Sheernefs ; and the Columbus,
Captain J. Foaals, for London.
London, England, 1802-12-04

PARLIAMENTARY PROCEEDINGS.

HOUSE OF LORDS, FRIDAY. DEC. 3.
Mr. Rossi 1. LY was heard for the Appellants in the Caufe,
Graham v. Henderfon. and the Avro a nay GIINCRAL in
part, on behalf of the Refpoodan ; after which the farther
bearing was adjourned to Monday next.
Lord CAIIIII.IIIILD took the oaths.

The Engtilb Small Notes Bill was brought up from the
Commons, and prefent•d by Mr. Burdon and others, and read
• Brit time. _ _ _

tsinonam moved, thatthe Order that Petitioners
for Naturalisation Bills monad always accompany their Peti-
tions with a certificate of their life and conduct, teftified by one
of His Majefty's Secretaries of State, should be made i ftand-
bg order..—Ordered,

VEXATIOUS ARRESTS.

Lord MOIR♦ reminded the Houfe, that he had in
the courfe of the fait feffion introduced a bill for
the prevention of frivolous and vexatious arras.
The fubjeE was, unfortunately, not novel in that
Houfe, for which reafon he should not think it
necefrary to go into any detail upon it at that time,
and the more efpecially as he meant to move that
the bill be read a firft time, and then be printed,
fo that every objeaion and obfervvion that might
arife upon it might more properly come under dif-
.cuffion on the fecond reading, which he fhould
allow due time fir. His Lordfhip prefented the
bill, which was read a firft time, and ordered to be
printed.
London, England, 1802-12-04

INSOLVENT DEBTORS.

Lord Monts faid, the bill he had jail introduced
would be a very incomplete meafure, if not accom-
panied with another bill, viz. a Bill for the relief
of certain Infolvent Debtors, which he held in his
band, and which was a copy of a bill introduced
laR feffion. He meant in this cafe, as in the for-
mer, to move that the bill be read a firs time and
printed—The bill was read a &it time,and ordered
to be printed.
London, England, 1802-12-03

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PROM THE PARIS PAPERS.

VISVNAt Nov. I3.•••It is publicly affeite& that
the two. Secretaries of the French Legation, who
are on their way at Meffengers as Paris, are en-
trufied for their Government with the ratification
of the Treaty concluded between the two Powers
refpelting the indemnities of the GRAND Dux& of
Tv.scatry. Nothing, however; is yet known for
certain with regard to this arrangement.
s aorr, Nov. 17.—The new regulation which
was yefterday tranfmitted to the Deputation of the
Empire on the part of the Mediating Powers, con-
tains no propofition that tends effentially to modify
the general plan of indemnities, but merely Come
anfwers to different remonftrances which the De-
putation had laid before the Minifters of the Medi.
ating Powers, and which in general were admitted
by the latter. No mention is nude in them of the
GRAND DUIRA of TUSCANY. The Mediating Mi.
nillers.have declared to the Deputation, that an
amicable adjullment of that point would, without
delay, be concluded with the Court of Vienna.
London, England, 1802-12-03

PORTSMOUTH, DECEMBER z.

Atrired the AURORA frigate, from Liftton ; and
the Themis, Captain WM. GUEST, from Riga,
bound vi Cadiz. Sailed the MAGICUNNE frigate
to the eaftward ; and the Columbus, FORBES, for
L01)(1011, but was obliged to put back, the wind
blowing froth from the fouthward.
London, England, 1802-12-03

PLYMOUTH, DECEMBER x.

Came in the Swedifh galliot Johanna Frederica,
Capt. KROHN, from Alicant, bound to Gotten.
burgh, laden with fait ; the Elizabeth, Captain
GARDNER, from Liverpool, bound to Amaerclam,
laden with fundry merchandizes ; the Neptune,
Capt. GRIFFITH, from Belfaft for London, laden
with provifions ; the Rebecca, Capt. NESTLING,
from Quebec for Leith, laden with lumber and
other goods ; the Lion, of London, Capt. Tv Lan,
from Tripidad, laden with fugar and Toffee, for
London; die GLEN MORE, of 36 guns, Captain
Itia!yLawn, from the Eaftwnrcl.—The Julius Cz-
far, of London, Capt. Ssaj E ANT, from London to
Montferrar, pitt in with damage in her rudder ;
the Olive Branch, of Hull, Capt, `VArsoN, from
Malaga to Hull, with milifts.