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London, England, 1802-07-01

TO THE CURIOUS IN FISH SAUCE.

THE NOBILIT7, GENTRY', and PUBLIC
in general, are refpeafully inforratxl., J. BURGESS and
Bon's GENUINE and SUPERIOR ESSENCE of ANCHO•
VIES, continues to be prepared by them in the fa uemanner that
has obtained fuch univerfal approbation for nia,iy years pall.
The long jultly acquired fuperiurity of that Article is folly
confirmed in the opinion of the Country at large, and of Pt Kona
refident in all parts of the World, and having Rood the Wit of
trial, ranks it In the fituation it now maintains.

The rand utility of THEIR ESSENCE of ANCHOVIES
and other RICH SAUCES fur FISH, &c. induces them, from
the numerous Advertifements daily appearing, to caution Fa-
milies, &c. in purehafieg the Came, as None is to be bad of
THEIR clews:as, but at their Warehoufe as under.
Every other Article in the Oil Trade for family ufe, of the
belt quilts.
WEST-INDIA MERCHANTS, CAPTAINS of SHIPS,
&e. OFFICERS in the ARMY and NAVY, fupylied upon
the Sorteß notice for the Ealt and Weft Indies, &c. •
Worehoufe, No. sob corner of Saiuy Steps,
Strand, London.

For the convenience of Families hi Scotland, they have ap.
pointed Meflrs. R. johniton and Co. Edinburgh, their foie
Agents for FM Sauce...

IMPORTANT ADVICE 'lO FAMILIES.

COPY of a Letter from the Rev. Mr. CliettiS
Paerron, Redor of Bulmer, Milton, Yorkfhire, to
Meffrs. Cease and Bartel Chesfide.—Gentlemen, upon
feting fo many refpeetable fignaturos to the Cures performed
by your CHINO'. PATENT WORM LOZENGES (parti-
cularly that of the Lord Mao!) of Carlin; with whom I have
the honour of bring aciptainteJ),induced me to try them upon
a fon of mine, who had been vcnt ill a lung time, awl teCallctii
little or no benefit from any Medicine he took. I think it a
duty due to you, and a national advantage, to fay, that be was
pettedly tcftored to good health, by only taking three dotes of
your incomparable Medicine, which I have ftrongly recom-
mended to many of my friends far themlelves and children, and
they have never failed of fuccers I am, Gentlemen,
Your humble Servant,
Fulmer, Ott. ty, ans. CIiARLES•PRESTOtt
Sold, Wbolefale and Retail, at Ching and Butler's, Clasp-
fide ; and Retail by Van Bergen, Elfinore; Bull, Dugdale, ant
Callwr.ll. Dublin; Davis, Cork : and by molt rt.lpeaabie Me •
dicing Venders in tin United KinVoms, lu Bones at 5 . Hall
Bola aa. 9d. and Madly buss, ocouislas hail am%
al it..• assiairmatek- - -
London, England, 1802-07-01

PORTSMOUTH, JUNE 30.

A two-decked (hip, with a Rear-Admiral's flag
hoitted half.maß, was difcovered last evening com-
ing through the Needles, but her fignals could not
he fufficiently made out as to learn her name, till
her nearer approach, when the -proved to be the
SATURN, of 74 guns, Capt. BRiSNANF, from the
Welt Indies, having on board the body of Rear-
Admiral TOTTT, who failed a few months fence
with feveral men of war under his command,
from St. Helen's, to the Ration which has been
the occafion of his fudden diifolution. He was
feiced with the fever at Martinique, and left.that
\Wand with the hopes, Irons putting to fea, that
the dillirder would leave him ; but finding its at-
tacks more fevere, he ordered the need-iffy pre-
parations to be made for the (hip's failing for Eng-
land, and the bore away on the 14th of May, and
he died on the gth day after he gave orders for the
(hip's leaving the Elation. His corpfe will be landed
when the is relieved from qUarantine.
Sailed from St. Helen's this day, the Amos-
CADE frigate, RIDIRIDGR fchooner, and MOROI/1-
Na (loop, on feparate cvaizes.
London, England, 1802-07-01

FROM LLOYD'. LIST.

DEAL, JUNE 30..--Arrived and failed for. the River, the
Alphalon, SMITH, from Honduras ; Canada, H , from
St. Vincent's; Allred, Ivi'LaoD,EINII3I Tobago; Jupiter, LANs,
from New York; Reliance, ALLAN, and the indefatigable,
from Jamaica—Wind W. S. W. •
Giarssann, JUNE 30..-Pared by the Alert, M'Dortatis,
from Jamaica; Granvilk Bay, SWITII, from Grtoada ; Mi-
nerva, Cowman, front Rofs Betfey, CA:APRON ; Telema-
chus, PAIN; and Crcfcent, Roosters, trom
the Liberty, for Hambargh; Ann, SA L mos. for El-
linear; Vrimdfchap, —, for Havre; De Gtfina, ,
for St.Vallery; Hoop, Jansen, for Rouen; and Vrow Mar-
saretta, LUTJZI, fur Dieppe.
London, England, 1802-07-01

SEA BATHING.

TO BE LET for 1,2, 5,4, 5,6, is Months, or a Wage
term if wanted, with immediate poffelSon,
A COMFORTABLE HOUSE, containing
four principal and two fervants' bed-rooms, and a dreil)ug•
room; a breakfat and dining parlours; kitchen, houfekerper's
room, ample cellariug, &c. together with a COoch h,ufc and
four-Ilan ftable.—The:e Premifes arc Gthate at Felpham, one
of the moil refpeetabli tillages on the Sulk: Coalt, are near
the Sea, and within one mile of the much efteented and
fathintiaide Bathing Place of Bognor. -
Further particulars may be obtained on the Premifes; of
Mr. Colwell Bridger, at Anteton, near Irelpharn ; and of Mr.
Bartlett, at his Royal Exchange and General Agency °lkea,
Chktiettet.

NEW MANUFACTOKY.
THE Nobility and Gentry are refpeetfully in
formed, that the elegant and talteful variety of New and
Faibionable Articles for Drefs now exhibiting at ROBARTS
and PLOWMAN'. Warthoufe, have indtired many Linco-
drapers, Haberdathets. lice. to offer fur fate many kinds of
(Furious and inferior Goods. as their Manufaciure ...They are
compelled to take this opportunity of informing: the Public, that
they have no connection with any Pei-lona of the above dekrip-
don, and that the genuine and elspnt Produdions ut
_their
Idanufadory are only to be bad at tbeir Warehoufe, No. a,
Chandos-street, Covent-Garden.

PATENT' UNION REGIS fIR and otheASTOVES.
p YOUNG moil refpeetfully recommends to
• the Public his Patent Union Stoves, in which are united
(with the greateft fimplicity of conftrusftlon) the defirable qua.
fides of !Economy, Security, and Elegance- A comparatively
(mall quantity of Coals makes a very powerful Fire, which may
be titinguiflted at nigh+ by a fimpic yet Lit.dtive :rhino& and
the Albes underneath arc excluded from the fight Ly an Orna-
mental Steel Plate.

Manufactured and fold by the Patentee, No. xs, Borough
Walla, Bath ; and in London by Mitt and 1 aut, No. z t 4, Lon
Acre; Lardner, No. 54. Oxford-ttreet ; Jones, No la , Bnnd•
*beet ; Bent and Sous, No. los, St. hefartin's.lane ; Painter, No.
s t, Cornhin ; and Downer and Sanders, No. t 53, Fleet •ei r
London, England, 1802-07-01

TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION-By Mr. CHIUSIIE,.

By Order of the Adininaftrator, on the Yremifes, near Hitchin,
In the County of litres, Thirty-tour Miles from London,
on the Road to Bedford, on Saturday, July 3. at Twelve,
"I 'HE Capital Stock of Excellent OLD PORT,
CLARET, and MADEIRA, upwards of ten dozen, im-
ported by the late proprietor for his own We, of a very Cope-
rior t:bality, and bas been bottled near eight years. Alfo part
of the HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE and other effeas of
Rosa Bacaross, Efq. deccafed.
The Wine to he tatted on the morning of Sale ; the Furni-
ture may be viewed Two Days preceding the Sale, and Cara-
!agues then had ea the Premifes ; at the Swan, Hitehin ; Swan,
Stevenage ; White Horfe, Baldock; Swan, Biggiefwade; White
Hart Wellwyn • Salithury Arms, Hatfield; at the Rainbow
Coffeerboofe ; and in

RIDING-SCHOOL, NOTTINGHAM.
TO BE LET, (by Ptopief.ds)
For a Tenn of Years during Pace. and cutera upon

immediately,
'1"1-IE SPACIOUS BUILDING, now tiled as'
a Riding School, fituate near the Cala Lodge, in the
Town of Nottingham.
The School is newly ereeted, and fubltantially built, and con-
tains in length 98 feet, and in width 44 feet; and at the weft
end is a room 45 feet by t 7 feet, a Kitchen and Bed-room, and
elf° a Stable for three Horfes ; Wads-hook, larder, Garden,
and fpaeunts Yard, adjoining to the School, In which is a very
large Clitern for fort Water, well napplitd by the Water-work
Company. The whole well adapted for earning on an eaten-
five Concern, or for any Equeittian or other Public Exhibition.
The Room at the weft end by means of (fides opening into the
School, add forming Boxes fur it as a Theatre.
For a view of the Prernifes apply to Serjeant Newman, at
the Risco! ; and Perfoos wishing to treat for the fame arc de-
find to deliver in their Proporals, in writing, to Mr. Middle-
more, Solicitor, Nottingham, on or before-the loth day of
July nut.—Nottingham, June 8, 11102.
London, England, 1802-07-01

ARRIVED

In the Downs—The Charlotte, Gammon, from Dominica ;
Grfovilic Bay, Smith, from Grenada, Cofmopolite, Sparks;
"M'Douald; Neibit, Wood; and Albiou, Scott, from
Jamaica.
At Briftul—Hope, —, from New York ; Europa, Rofs,
from Honduras ; and the I.une, Vale, from Jamaica.
At Dublin—Charlotte, Rogers, from Loudon; and SaUy,
Davis, from Leghorn.
At St. Vincent's--Sufannah, Glay, from London.
At el phia—Swanneck , Kirk bride ;Sampfon, Kingfton;
Amiable, Tillingburft ; South Carolina, Germaine ; Curnclian,
Le Lullin ; and Milliflippi, Callahan, from Liverpool.
At Detnarara.—Renadyke, Atkinfon, front Africa; and

.
Three frosn Liverpool.
At Antigua—Alice Bridger, Hayward, from Virginia; Alex-
ander, ; and Lord Duncan, Miller. fruin London.

At Genoa—Juno, Adamfon, from Virginia.
At St. Kitt's—Ann, Gairfon, from LondoM
OW Dover—Betfey, Hall, from Barbadoes • ICUs, Brown,
from Dominica; Martha, Gladfdale ; and ?airfoil, Campbell,
from Jamalu ; Ann, Bicknell, from Trinidad; Guardian, Han-
nah, from Martinique ; and Haddock. Brown, front St. Lucia.
At Liverpool--Anfleld, Baird; Fortune, Harris;
Phillips '' • and Elizabeth, M'lntoftt, from Jamaica ; Adventure,
French, from Barbados; Weft Indian, Richardfon, from An-
tigua; John and Alice, Whiteftdes, from Philadelphia; Le-
vant,Carter ; and Prefident, Hilton, from Maffachufcts ; Eliza-
beth, Atkins, from Wilmington; Warren, Everet ; Delight,
Collin ; and Betfey, Allan, from New York; Ann, Stephens,
from Malaga; Brutus, Bruin ; and Mary, George, from New
Orleans ; Hupc, Dawfun ; Rufus, Holland ; and the Columbia,
Fordice, from Savannah; Duke of Buceleugh, and the
Ariadne, Wager, from Dantzick.

At Clyde—:RObult, Menke, from Grenada; Union, Davi
fon, from Nevis; Jean, Anderfon; Union, Bradthaw;
Ford; Columbus, ThoMpron; Garland, Reid; and Job
frnm Tant2l... Bawl •-• • •• - -
London, England, 1802-07-01

TAKE NOTICE.

The Drawing of the ENGLISHSTATE-LOTTERY begins
on MONDAY the ad of AUGUST.—There will be only
Eight Days Drawing, and t Capital Prise for every Morn-

-
The Pirtt-drawa Ticket will be eatitkd to Lipoo
Ditto ad Day 2,000
Ditto ad Day sago°
Ditto -- ath Day 20,000
Ditto -•••• sth Day sotto
Ditto 6th Day z,OOO '
Ditto 7th Day se coo
Ditto Bth Day 10,000
Bade, other Prizes, amounting to £146,D00.
THE 'rickets, liaises, %tarter:, Eighths, and
Sitteeaths, are now falliaela great Variety of Numbers,
aid on the loweft Terms.

h 7 The Money fnr the Prizes paid on Demand, by
HORNSBY and Co Stock-brokers at their old EftabliOsed
State-Lottery °face, Licenced puduant to Ad of Parliament,
No. a 6, Curnhill, oppoßte the Royal-Exchangt., London;
affn at their Offices throughout the Kingdom.
Clubs, Sotieties, and individual Purchafers, in Town and
Country, who honour Hoawtar and Co. with their Corn/nand',
are particolarfy recommended to buy fpeedily, on account of
the very few Tickets in the EngWli Lottery—only ag,ooo. fn
molt Lotteries upwards of ao,cco hate been fold before the
Drawing eamnimeneed. The Scheme is much approved of,
and the demand fur Tickets and Shares, at Hominy and Co.'s
Oilices, to daily lactating.
iss.• Orden eamatad eimidkiv Cimino r..,..... a .voli•It.
London, England, 1802-07-01

v fosaptcr :dr

DIVIDENDS.
July t'. Jtifeph l'iluticomb 4ild Joky.la Thompfon, of Great
Garden-ltreoe, St. Mary, Whiteehapel, cabinet-anaktrs atsd
cor..nners at ton, at Guildhall..
July if,. Griffith Julki,:s, of Swanfea, Glamorgandalre, tanner,
dialer and chapniall, at one, at the Mack worth Anus bin,
Swaufca.
July It. William Watkifs, of Raven-row, SpitalßeLlai carpal-
ter , dealer and Chapman, at one, at Guildhall.
July 24. George Andrews, late of Holyttourne, Hamplbire,
tanner, dealer et! d charman, at eleven, at Guildhall London.
July 13. Jacob William I.inling, of Lawrence Vountney-lane,l
I.ondon. merchant, at twelve, at GuildhalL
July is. William John Donne, of Liverpool, linen-draper, at '
mu., at the York Hotel. LiverponL
July a 6. John Harris, of Newton Saint Gyres, Devon, miller,
dealer and ehapman, at three, at the George Inn. Lseter.
July 24. William 'rate the elder, and William 'fate the younger,
both of citation, Suttee, timber.merellants and copartners,
at ten, at C;uildhaU, Loudon.
July at. John Johnfon, of York, grocer, at eleven, at the White
Horfe Inn, Coppergate, York.
July ao. Joleph Greaves and William Denifon the younger
both late of l.i%erpool, merchants, brokers and copartners
at eleven, at the York Hotel, Liverpool.
July 23. Rickud Fletcher, of Whitehaven, Cumberland, mer-
ccr and draper, at eleven, at the haute of Jufeph Brooks, inn-
holder in Whitchaven.
July 17. Benjamin Tipper, of Derby, patten-ring-maker, at
eleven, at the Talbot Inn, Derby.
1 July ty. Jorepla Hudfon, of Derby, dealer ha wines and fplri-
tunas li mars, at eleven, at the Talbot Inn, Derby.
July 14. An Welt andTlitiniaa Davies, of New Bond-greet,
Midd ea,filverfmiths, partners, dealers and chapmen, at

tai, at Guildhall.
July 23. William Roberts, late of the parilh of St. Clements,'
thopkeeper, dealer and chapman, at twelve, at the King's-
Head Inn, Borough of Truro. 1
July 24. Alexander Hilton, of Liverpool, linen and woollen-
draper, at one, at the Globe Tavern. Liverpool.
July IC. William Harvey, now or late of Liverpool, woollen.
draper, at one, at the Globe Tavern, Liverpool.
Julra t. Robert Burton Cooper, of Birmingham, arrny-aceou-
trement-malmr. at eleven, at the Shaldpearc Tavern, New-
ftreet, Birmingham.
July 21. Thomas Fothergill, of Maneheßer,mtrehant, at eleven,
at the Cuminacial Inn, Manchefter.

BIRTH.
At Prnevarne, in Cornwall, on the aath inftant, the Lady of.
Captain Phillip Lynr, of the Royal Navy, of a fon.

HIGH WATER AT 1 ONDON BRIDGE TO-MORROW
Morning 37 onnutes after 3
Afternoon St ininates PAC/ 3

SPA WATER. BATHS—SANDOATE, KENe.
THE Nobility and Public are refpedfully in.
formed, the accommodations are, a PLUNGING BATH,
and TWO WARM BATHS.—As the utility of Baths at
Saudgate are univerfally acknowledged, the Proprietors Mittel
tbendelves with the hope of being patronlfed by the public at
hlrge•
London, England, 1802-07-06

SPORT! NG LVTELLIGENCE.

SAILING MATCll.—YeflettlAy afternoon, about
6ve o'clock, fix boats Railed for the filver cup and
covet given by the Proprietors of V.vizhall Gar-
dens.• At firs} (farting but little difference ap-
peared, until they reached the Nine Elms, when
the Mercury got up to the Produce, aid kept
pace with her till they arrived oppolite
Tea-gardens; the Vixen then (hot a-head, and
having the advantage of a lull breere (on yea
thering the point), got up to Wandfworth, and
won the prize by about fix boats length of the
Mercury. Had the contett been continued to
Wellminfter, the Mercury would probably have
won the cup, by the fine tack the made on her re-
turn. The other boats were completely diflanced.
The proprietor of the Vixen, and Mr. Alley's
Mercury have now each won the fame number of
cups, viz. three filver and one gold, confequemly
the next match wi I determine which boat is the
belle The day was ill calculated for the ansufe-
ment. A thick rain fell the whole afternoon.
BIBURY RACES, FRIDAY, JULY a.
A Sweepflakes of 2 ggs. each—two miles.
Mr. Pteat's Moortan4 adding, 4 yrs. toft. 74).
Mr. Mikes Mart, aged, t 2ft. - -
_ _ . - -

Mr. A. Smirk's SparUces, agedo Ift. as. 3
A very good race.--6 to 4on Planet I3to a, and
3 to c againit Mr. Pigot's Moorland Gelding.

Colonel King rcote's Chuckle, t tR. tolb. again It
Sir H. Lippancott's Brigadier. ma. t3lb. four
miles ; sogs. won by Brigadiers a very good
race.

Mr. Hotrorth's Minium% t t R. rolb. againft Mr.
A. Smith's Spartacus, t tR. 51b. fait mile, zsgs.
not run.

Fifty Pounds fur all horfes, See. Heats one mile.
H. R. H. the Prince of Wales% Pacilicator,4yrt.old 3 a r 1
Mr. Ebno's Yam, 4 yr. old - ' 4 I 3 I
Sir H. Lippincott's Brigadier. aged 3 3 3
Mr. Howarth's Gazer,s yrs. old - 3
Even betting on Pacificator ; 6 to 4 again Yam;
6 tot againft Brigadier; 8 to 1 agatinft Giltr.•••
Four capital Heats.
A match from the di fiance for
soogrs. Mr. Pi-
pes Moorland Gelding again ft Mr. Miles'► Pl.tnet
was won by Planet two lengths.
London, England, 1802-07-06

GENERAL ELECTION.

EAMER, MAYOR..
In a Meeting or Affernhly of the MAYOR, ALDERMEN,
and LIVERYMEN of the feveral Companies of the City of
London, in Common Hall affemblvd .at the Gui:dhall of the

laid City, on Monday, the sth da.y.of July, t&2.
D ESOLVED, That Reprefentatives in Parlia-
ment bring eleeted, not for their own private advantage or
emolument, but to guard and maintain the Rights, Liberties,
and Property of tilde who tied them, it is therefore their
bounden duty not to yet up their own opinion and intereft in
oppolition to the opinion and intereft of their Conftituents, bet;
upon all oceahons to obey their inftruetiorta.
Refolved, that it is an indifpenlible duty we owe t o ourfelves
and to our pofterity, to (elect fuck Candidates, whole abilities
and independence will afford us the belt fecunty againit the re-
currence of thofe evils which have arikn for want of a due dr-
ettmfpeetiou in the delegation of this malt (tiered trult, and
upon the right eremite of which fo effenttally depends the hap-
pinefs of the people.
Refolved, That the refpcdtive Candidates be required une-
quivocally to declare their readinefs, at all tidies, to obey the
inftruetions of their Conftituents in Connton Hall affenalsted,
or to reftin their truiL
Refolved unanimoully. That the Thanks of this Common
Hall be given to HARVEY CHRISTIAN COMBS, F.(q. for
the zt..4 and ability with which he has defended the rights of
the Livery in Parliament, and his rearm& at all times to obey
their inftrudions.

Arrayed, That Mr. Alderman COMAE he ropefted to dir.
continue his perfonal canvas, in order that the independent (A-
very of London may pacts the heattfeh fatisfadtion of giving
him their unfolicited support, as the belt reward for his paR
fervices.

Refolved tmanimonfly, that the Thanks of this common
Hall be given to the ktirht lion. the LORD MAYOR, for kia
impartial and honourable condo& in the Chair.
Ordered, That the above Rcfolutions b?puhltilted In all the
11/I..rning and F.velling Papers. WOODTHORPE.
London, England, 1802-07-06

To chic c2grfailltltt.,
," • oftist CIOUN rit of RUCKIWOHAM. 0'
Gawrinmitr, .
WHEN you fo kindly conferred upon me that
didingolited &union An which the partiality Of the
County has fo repeatedly placed my 'Pernily,.l.could only
to yob, in return for your goottnels, the aro:Telt ev,preffinus
of graitude. and the affurances of my endeavours terdifeltint
the trait repofed in me with integity, and with fidelity. 'As I
ant Hot conicions of having negletled,Orfalledlo this awage.
mem, I pis:fume main to follcit the favour of your votes and
irate: &to replace me id that &tuition, which it will be the
I pride of my fife tett:did:four to retain, as a proof of
oat and good opinion. Many 4*y fano you with greater
but permit nit to allure you, thad Gone eon feel mom
warmly towards you tbofefoottucats of gratitude, relpaft, athl
donsdon with which,
I have the honour to be,
Gentlemen,
Your very faithful and obliged,
Wntton, Humble (ervant,
June 30, iBoa, CHANDOS
To the GENTLEMEN, CLERGY. and FREEHOLDERS
of the COUNTY of MIDDLESEX.
OIXTf tPIIN,
IMPRESSED with the deepell fenf• gmtituile
for the long efintinuance of favour and confidence which
you have manifefted to use, and from a confrionfoefs of hal-
ing done giyi endeavours to difeltarge the variont Duties hi!
cusubspt *is me as me of your Reprefentativcs, I preen*
at:to offer my Cervices to the County. and earneltly to:
, the honour of reprefenting you in the enfuing Patna
mem. After a long life engaged in Public &finds, and
newly twenty years devoted to your fiorke in Parliament, I
Welt I Mot not Rate tit you ray general condo& ; it has been
open to your obfervstion, I ham ever withed it timid be Co,
and that you fhauld be the Jody, of it: permit me, however,
to fay, that during the whale time I have been honoured with
a feat in Parliament as your
ljteprekatative, I have °ardently
attended to my Parliamentary Duty; and have ever ailed ac-
cording to my belt judgment, to promote the Profperity and
Haprinefs of the Kingdom at large, and the particular interdt
of Re County of Middkier.
I have the Hunan to be, with (Metre regard,
' Gswrtanato.
HazurffrAluare, Yost WSW and intift obedient Servant,
June 30, *Bm., W. SLUNWARING. ,
London, England, 1802-07-06

• • • ••. r•
NAUTICAL INTILLIGNICZ

Admiral Lord KaITM arrived at iltaitien's tln
Saturday evening in the Foe Dielf AM T. of So guns,
Cain. SI AR Lk. Sbe failed from Gibraltar on the
20th of June, at which time his. Royal Highnef,
the Duke of KRNT, and the garriton were in good
health ; there was a free communication between
the Englith and Spanilb officers; and mutual com-
p. li•nems aril civilities were continually exchang-
ing. Wc ar•! happy to katn that Lord 'aim is
in gond health.
The Founaorawr left in Gibraltar Bay the
DRAGON, SUMS, EUROPA, and THUM. I the
two latter were bound to England, with a bitta-
l.cn of the 4oth, and a detachment of the 79th
regiment. The GRIMM'', with troops from
h;inorca; for England, was going into Gibraltar
when the Fouitoraav failed : the has brought
home a detachthent of limited fervice men, from
the ;th regiment. The following letter is from an
Officer in the Garrifon

GIBRALTAIt,IUNI 17.

" This letter will go by the FOUDROYANT, hay.
ing Lord Katim's flag on board. as his Lordfhip
fails for England the SA fair windi, the Mind of
Elba being now evacuated by our troops, and
taken poreilon of by the French.
" Lord Kaivu's orders were to remain here
till be beard Of the evacuation of the Ifland of
Elbit being peaceably eraied, as the. French
troops continued in the trenches, within thtee
hundred yards cf the fort, with all their artillery
mounted in the batteries, the faini Ai (luring the
fielce-
" By the laf accounts from Maita, Which
are dated the silth of Mity; no preparations what-
ever were making for evacuating that idatiti, *Or
was it fuppofed it would be done for a length of '1
time. As not a tingle Knight had returned; nor
was them any appeiranee of the Mahe& attempt-'
ing to raire their proportion of troops, ati fettled
by the Definitive Treaty.
" Sir ALEX. BALL is daily ignited here tin his
way to M.dta, where he is appointed refident
Diller to the new Order; which is to be formed.
Such a choice is highly jedickini, is no Min
could have been feleaed better qualifieci to
enenteraß the intrigues of trance in that
Mind, and the Maltefe are juilly attached to him
in the highelk elegiac, itid look up to him as their
proteaci and deltvertt ferret that former opprei:
foes."

PORTSMOUTH, JULY 5.
LA night arriVed here the Ihip Lord Duncan,
Capt. Tnost MIN, (and not the Abundante (tore:
!hip, as reported,) ftem Lilbon, having on board
between 7 and 800 troops, RoyAl Emigrant% who
ree expeaed to be landed at Cowes, IfTe of Wight.
Arrived alto the Elizabeth, FRENCH, form South-
!:atnpton.—Sailed the Europa • WHITS, for
Lot-Ann.—Came into harbour his lgajefty's fhlp
DREADNAUGHT, of 98 gunstCapt. VASHOW.
London, England, 1802-07-06

DUBLIN, yuLr I.

The Mountain Pods in the county of Wicklow,
where permanent barracks will be ereeted, are, a
barrack at the upper part of Glanoree, at a junc-
tion of a branch of the great Military Road that
leads to Ennilkerry : a barrack at the junttion of
fe•eral roads at the Seven Churches: a barrack in
the centre of Glen Malur : a barrack in the
Aupthavanagh : a barrack at Leitrim in the Glen
of Imail; and a barrack on the old mountain
road leading through Wicklow Gap by Black
Ditches and BLackmore-hill, towards Hollywood,
BletEngton,dtc.

Already upwards of 200 men of the Englifh
and Scotch Fencibles have agreed to take their
difcharge here, with a •iew of obtaining fettle-
ments in the mountains, on the new line of road,
under the encouragement expelled from the coun-
try gentlemen, and many others are expeaed to
join them.

MILITARY PROMOTIONS.
IVAII.OMM DUSLIV-CASTLE, JUN. 23.
His Majefty has been pleated to make the fol.
lowing Promotions in the Army on this eftablifli-
ment :

aStb Dragoons—jarnes Riehardfon Collins, Efq. Poymafter,
vice Johann. difsn' cd the ferviee.
Hocuptich's Regiment of Mounted Rifleman—Mr. Caleb
Shuman, Veterinary Surgeon, vice Cordcauz, removed to the
York Hullers.

sift Foot--Second Lieutenant Robert Stepbaltst Firit Lieu-
truant, by purchafe, vice Cunningham, reigned; Second Lieu-
tenant Donald M•kay, Firft Lieutenant, by purchafe, Wee Ed-
wards, refigatd.
y :ft ditto—Mr. A. sing, Enfign, by purchafe, vice Grant,
pnntoted ; Enfign Cain Galispbell, Lieutenant, without pur •
chat:, vice Gault, reigned.
wl ditto--Eafign Neale M'Neale, Lieutenant, by purchafe,
vice Simon Frazer, reigned; Mr. John Robinfon, isnfign, by
purchafe, vice Duncan M•Grtgor, promoted.
tt Argylelitire Regimuu of Fencible Infantry—Brevet Lieu-
tenant-Colonel George JackfiA, from the Snatch Brigade, Ma-
p:ll4'We Campbell, exchanged.
London, England, 1802-07-06

BIRTH.

On the nth ult. at Dumfries, the Lady of W. W. Currey,
Efq Captain in the 3d or King's own dragoons, of a fon, who
early lived a fbmt time.

MARRIED.

On the silth uk. at Everton, Nottlughandhire, Lieutenant
Frederick Clurdou, of the Royal Regiment of Artillery, to Mite
Eliza Murdoch, fecond daughter of James Murdoch, Efq. of
Madeira.

Sunday, at St. James's Church, Martin Livefey, FN. to Mil
Worthington, eldsft daughter and co-heirsis of the late James
Worthington, M. 1). of Liverpool.
On Tuefday laft, at the Manic of Ardchattan, the Rev. Fran-
cis Stewart, of Craignith, to Mifs Margaret Campbell, daugh-
ter of the I,•te Rev. Peter Campbell of Glaffary.
Mr. 4.hraham Archer, of Jervis-ftreet, Dublin, to Mrs.
Rolleflon, rtliet of James Rolletton, Efq. of Frankford, Kir.g's
county. -
London, England, 1802-07-06

ENGLISH LOTTERY.

IL. DELLS

QwiFr and Co. No. r t, Poultry, London, and
at their (Nikes in molt cf the principal towns, have no
fide Tickets and Shares of the above Lottery, swhich contains
only 24,000Tickets,and begins drawing the 2d of Auguft neat
Forty thoufund Pounds have been paid within tile laft Sit
months, to the Holders of fortunate Tickets and Shares. at the
Office of Swift and Co. Poultry, London, where the laft Cdpi.
tal Prize ever diown, was fold in Shares.
Letters anfweretl—Schemes gratis —No frith Lotteries.

molt
rpatch_
Sy Di-
num-
Se be-
London, England, 1802-07-30

FRIENDSHIP.

WHILE in thepietirttfite of fociety, Mar.
rine is too frequently the atompaet of edema or con-
veniene; a Young Female, of energetic, and fomewliat en-
, lightened mind, basing painfully experienced the fallacy of en-
luring happinefs, is dellrous (fro n being recently kit a Widow,
in cireunittatitea particularly im f;.rtunate). of meeting, if poi%
file, with an elegant fincere Friend, of liberal fentimente and
fuperior rank ; with fuch a Pi iend the wauld be happy to go
abroad, or into the nintry. The inoft alqueltiouable proo f
of honour are however regulate, and mutt be clearly mania
felted. Ne. enquirers, or lettere of curiolity, can- meet atom.
tion.—Addrefa. (poit paid,) to B. D. No. 36, Q:2ebec-itrect.
New Road, Mary-la-Bonne.
London, England, 1802-07-30

PLYMOUTH, JULY a&

A fmall Ming" boat with two men ran on (hone
yefterday on the Rocks of Mount Batten, in turn-
ing out of Catwater, for the purpofe of Olin off
the Sound: by the exertions of the men, the was got
off into deep water, and owing to the damage her
bottom had received', went down in a few minutes,
by which unfo: tunaw accident both the meet were
drowned, and have left widows and feveral fmall
children without any means of fupport.
Arrived the Engageante, SAMUEL WILSON maf
ter, laden with Lemp, from Triefle, laft from the
Downs: and the brig Harmony, FONCEL, from
Jerfey, bound to Falmouth.
London, England, 1802-07-30

PORTSMOUTH, JULY mt.

Lail right arrived the Ariadne, Capt. WM.
WRIGHT, from Port Mahon, with 242 French
Rangers and Minorca Huffars, betides women and
children ; the Adventure, LEASE, from Minorca,
with troops and ordnance Flores ; the Thames,
M.Lcss, from the Straits ; the Betfey, Rosso)+,
from Gibraltar, with naval dotes; and this day
the Samuel and Jane, Capt. JOHN SCHOFIELD,
from Martinique (Weft Indies), with 156 invalids,
betides 14 women, and 13 children. all of whom
are under quarantine. Arrived alfo the Marquis
of Lanfdown, WHITE, from Longfound, bound to
France; the Gond latent, Hump Hans, for Nor-
way ; the Bic:n.(4., How, for France ; the Wil
—, for London ; and the Wm. Bruce,
—, from London ; the Sans Souci, Capt.
C. HE ;.; osTos, from Havre and the Me of Sig-
Ley. Sailed the Oce:,11, Capt. JOHN NIFETHCh for
Shields, and the Indefatigable, Jon» Baow I+, for
the River.
London, England, 1802-07-30

BOOKS, NOVELS, PICTURES, PRINTS, DRAWINGS,
and MISOELLANII:S.

To be Sold by AuCtion, by Mr. KING, junior, Tavittock-
Ilrect,Covent-Garden, on Tucfday, August 3, and four fol-
lowing days, at twelve,
AComi Colic&ion of BOOKS, PICTURES,
PRINTS, DRAWINGS, COLOURS, PI.AISTER
CAST'S, Sze. including the Library of Mr. Smith, of inington,
comprifiag Encyclopedia Britannica, 23 Vols. boards, Wal-
poles Anecdotes, c Vols. tft impreilions; Mrtithly Re-
view, Gentleman's Magazine, Annual Rsgaler, Philofophical
Tranfaelions, Works of Morton, Rollin, ShakJpeare, Sterne,
3.11. Po?c, Milton, Peroufe, irontonelle, Dourdaloue,
Ste. belt modern Novels, by Rade! ff., Smith, Prates
Gunning, Reeve, Lewis, Nlinifie, &e. May be viewed on
Monday, Augeß 2, and Catalogues then had, price 6d.
London, England, 1802-07-30

MARRIED.

On the 276 in flint, E. 11. Eclat; Erg. to Mita Clarke, ol
Hitchin Ylorl, Herts.

At Nevackl, on the soth ialtant, Colonel lames Dunlop, of
Southwick, to Mill Julia Billie, daughter of Hugh Willie, Ertl,
At Edinburgh, on the ssd instant, Jofeph Julian La'oalmon.
there, Efq. to Mifs Elizabeth Douglas. daughter of the late Av.
Mr. George Douglas, Minifter of Tain.
At °largos,: on the 19th inftant, Win. Lyoo, Efq.late of t'in
ifland of Jamaica, to Mifs Janet Lyon, daughter of Mr. Gone
Lyon, haiumt.rinan in silafgow.
Same day, Mr. Jahn Ituffel, merchant, Clargow, t
Margaret Bartholomew, daughter of Mr. John Bz:.2.l.r.tizre,
of Cot:on-hall, manufaiurer.

At Edinlititih, fame day, George Iri Efq. Captain of the
late Royal Irith Artilkry, to Mr.. Eohertfou, widow of Oat Latt
Hugh Robert!' Efq. clk./k to the fignet.
At A;:ch:ichrtl, Hcnry Ecrgulfon, Efq. to Ws Conon*
eldeft daughter of the Luc Tbos. Collow, of Auchenc:leao,Efq
London, England, 1802-07-30

DEVON.
CAPITAL MILL with SPINNING MACHINERY,
TO BE SOLD, _ _

- -
'THE Fee Simple and Inheritance of a New
Built Mil, with Two Water Wheels, Three Pair of
Stocks for cl: aning Woollen Goods, and a Corn Mill adjoin-
l'!Z, an in W,trk, with a ennitant and abundant fupply of
Water, fituated at L•e Mill Bridge, in the l'arith of Plymp-
ton St. Mary, in the County of Devon, fight Mlles diftant
from Plymoisth. The I.ng•h of the Buildings is Seventy-five
Feet, and the breadth Twenty-from, togctber with Three
Fields adjoining of excelknt Pafture Land, with a llohay,
Orchard, and Waite, eontaning in all Seven Aores, Three
Roods, and Thirty-ft Percher.
A very large Woollen Bufinefs, for which the ntuation is
?Leona', adapted, is now carried on upon the Premifes, and
the Purchafer may be UCC3rnertodatht with all the valuable
Machinery at a fair Apprakmem.
For Sole of the Premifes 4 Public Smvey will be held at the
Pope's Head Inn, in the Bornagh of Plymouth, on Thurfday
the 49th day of Aught neat, pet:cit.:ly by Four o'clock in the
Afternoon.

Mt: Presnifcs may be viewed on Tuefdays and Friday* only,
by appllcatloo to Ow Foreman on the Spot o and further Par •
ticulan kaolin of Mats. Elford and Foot. SOW:IV:P[3. at Ply.
Ntk Dock.
. B. A deposit of tot per cent. will be torpefted to be paid
`doom h 7 ebsPurullaier, roost is the 13alc is *Cc&
Stated t;a Juntr SBOl.
London, England, 1802-07-30

YAPAIOLTTIi. lig.Y 19.

Wednefdnv arrived the ARianve frigate from
a cruize. morning, failcd for the Nore
the AMAZON tiigate, to he p.tid off and re-corn-
satic.uned : failed alto to the foutliveard the UN'.
coals Jndj.l'4/11CA frigates. IZcmain in the Road
the LYNX sloop, and ARIADNE frigates. No
packet has yet arriv:d, but are hourly expelcd.
The wind blowing fret at S. W.
London, England, 1802-05-05

- - -
This day were publithesi, in One Volude,
Price Bs. in Boards,
TRAVELS IN ITALY.
By the late Abbe BARTHELEMY,
Author of the Travels of Anacitarlis the younger.
In a Series of Letters written to thy celebrated Count Cartes.
With an Appendix, containing feveral Pieces, never before
publifhed, by the Abbe Winkelman, Father Jacquier, the
Abbe Zarillo, and other Learned Men.
Tranflated from the French.
Printed for G. and J. Robinfon, Paternotter-rovr.
Of whom may be had, trandated from the French, lately
publithed,
a. Hiltorical and Political Mianoirs of Lnuis Sixteenth, from
his Marriage to his Death; by J. L. Soulavie the elder; Id-
mated with is 3 Portraits. b Vets. 8,0.11. Ss. boards.
2. The Life of Brinalfarte; With a Portrait by Heath ; In
One Vol. Bvo. Ss. In boards.
London, England, 1802-05-05

From dy LOATION GAZETTE, ila; 4.

MILITARY PROMOTIONS.
WA R-01-FiCE, mAir•4.,
sth Regiment of Dr,itiou Guards—Captain William Jones to
be Major, by purclutfc, rite Amdtrong, who retires ; Lieu-
ttnant Marcus Phil Anneiley to be Captain, vice Jones;
Coma J. B. Irvin to be Lieutenant, vice Annefley.
fit Regiment of Dr.-goons—Cornet Auguftus Rey-
noltis to be Lica t•liacit, by purchafe, vice Crevice, promoted. ;
14th Regiment of Light Dragrions—Cornet Edward Collins,
irons the 2,e1 Magoon Guards, to be Lieutenant, by purchafe,
vice Bell, removed to the 4cth Foot.
Coldßreant Regiment of Font Gneed4--Thomas Wood, Gent. •
to he Enfign, by purchafe, vice Brotherton, promoted.
4th Regiment of Foot—Sxond Lieutenant Richard Green,
from the Rifle Corps, to tit Lieutenant, by purchafe, vice
I latnmont, who retires.
I 22th Ditto--licipital Mate J. B. Miller to be AtEftant-Sur-
von.
23(1 Ditto—John Graves, Gent. to be Second Lieutenant, by
purchafe, vice Hoggard, promoted.
24th Ditto—Honourable Major Godfrey M'Donald, from the
sstft Foot, to he Lieutenant-Colonel, by purehafe, vice
Fortier, who retires.
'2sth Ditto--Enfgn Bartelet Smith to be Lieutenant, by pur-
chafe, vice Tripp. promoted.
27th Dttn--Fnlign Jof:ph Byrne, from the 20th Foe, to be
I.i..:utettant, by purchafe, vice Giles, promoted; Hofpital
Mate Gibbons to be Affiltant Surgeon.
oath Ditto—diofpital Mate Robert Anderfun to be Affitta.nt
Surgeon.
40th Ditto—Lieutenant Wil!iim Cuppaidge, from the 92d
Foot, to be lieutenant, vice Lyddon, who exchange:.
6oth Ditto—Major Gabriel Gordon to be Lieutenan Colonel,
by purchafe, vice Ainflic, who retires; Captain James
Maitland, from thelLth Foot, to be Major, by purchafe,
vice Fort-7th, who retires.
Bad Ditto—Enftgn Henry Vernon to be Lieutenant, by pur-
chafe, vice St. Leger, who retires.
path Ditto—Hof-pita Mate Richard Webfter to be Affiflant
Surgeon.
91 It Ditto--Enflgn Alexander Campbell to be Lieutenant, by
purchafc, vice Colin Campbell, promoted.
sitel Ditto—Lieutenatit Lyddon, from the 40th Foot, to
he Lieutenant, vice Cuppaidgc, who exchanges.
7th Weft India Regiment—Lieutenant Robert Cli ,rles Lang,
from the 28th Light Dragoons, te be Captain, by purchafe,
vice Mackie, promoted in the 6oth Foot.
Qjjeco's German Regiment—Hofpital Mate J, G. Van Millin-
ger to be Affillant Surgeon, vice Drgan, promoted is the
2 th Foot.
A Corps of Riflemen—Major Thomas Sidney Beckwith, from
the istit Foot, to be IJajur, by purchafe, vice Callender, pro-
moted.
London, England, 1802-05-05

MEMORANDUM.

The Appointment of Auttin Clarke, Gent. to be Tnfign,
without purchate, in the 62d Regiment or Foot, vice Lop n,
promoted as Rated in the Gazette of the 6th of Oetober laft,
has not taken place.
The Appointment of Eufign James Carmichael to be Lieu-
tenant, by purehafe, in the 6s ft Regiment of Foot, vice Davy,
promoted in the both Foot, as Rated in the Guctte of the 9th
Feb. lait, has not taken place.
London, England, 1802-05-05

BANKRUPTS.

Thomas Ariz, of Upper Rathbone-Place, Middlcfee,flopkeeper,
dealer and &spun, to forrender May t 5, 29, and June is,
at one, atGuildhall. Attorney, Mr. Stokes, Upper James-

.
Street, Golden-fquare, Loudon.
Edward Pemberton and John Houldiug, of Liverpool, mer-
chants, dealers, chapman, and copartners, May 25, 26, and
June is, at one, at the Globe Tavern, Liverpool. Attont:es,
Mr. George Orred, Liverpool ; or Merrs. Cooper and Lowe,
Southampton-Built:Bop, London.
James Pride, of Rome, Monmouthfhirc, timber-merchant,
dealer and ehapman, May 12, 13, and June as, at eleven, at
the Beaufort Arms, Monmouth. Attornies, Mr. Thomas
Stokes, Monmouth; or Meffts. Price and Williams, Old-
Buildings, Lincolu's-Inn, London.
John Ruffen, now or late of Woreefter, grocer, dealer and
chapman, May 24, 25, and June is, at ten, at the Star and
Garter Inn, in Worcelter. Attornies, Mr. Arthur karke,

Staple-loo,liolborn, I.ondou ; or Mr. Samuel Haden, Wor;

ecltcr.
William Tidwell, of Stockport, Chefttire, cotton-fpinner, dealer
and chapman, May 20, 22, and June is, at eleven, at the
Golden Lyon Inn, Allaneheßer. Attornies, Mr. Parting. on,
Manchefter ; or Mr. Philip Hurd, Fornirars-Inn, Loma o.
EliCha Farmer, Sadler, of Gloucefter, mercer, dealer and chap-
man, May 12, :3, and June 23, at ten, at the King's Head
Gloucefter. Attotnies, Meas. Jenkins and James, New
Inn, London ; or Mr. Henry Wilton, Gloucelter.
James Suthuland, of Bath, haberdalher, May IS, as. and June
13, at twelve, at Guildhall, London. Attorney, Mr. Lys,
Tooke's-court, Curfitor•Rrect, Chancery-lane, London.
.

William Sutton: of Sadlers'-l-all-court;Lontion, merchant,l
dealer and chapman, May ts, [B, and June 15, at ten, at
Guildhall. Attontics, Mein. Hutchinfun anti Poole, Brewers
Hall, Addle-ttrect, Aldermanbury.
William Sheriil, late of Great Prefeett-Brat, Goodman's-
fvliddlcfez, merchant, dealer and chapman, May 8,
IS, and June 15, at one, at Guildhall. Attornios, Mefirs.
Pringle and Brooks, Greville-ftreet, Hatton-Gardeh.
John Sharland, late of Cockfpur-lirect, Charing .ernfs,-Middle-
fez, linen-draper, dealer and chapman, Mzy 12, at o ie, May
IS, at twelve, and Jun.: Is, at ten, at Gui:dhall. Attorney,
Mr. Welch, Alder4ate.itrect, London.
John Ruffen, Edward Riad!, William Hartland, and 'Thomas
Williams, now or late of Worcdter, merchants, dealers and
chapmen, and partners In trade, May 26, 27, and June 15,
at ten, at the Hop .Pole Inn, in Watcher. Anomie*, Mr.
Arthbr Spathe, Staple-Inn, Holborn, Leaden ; or Mr. Sam.
Haden, Worceftcr.
DIVIDENT).
May 8. Jane Elizabeth Moore, late of Bermondfcy-hrect,
Surrey, leather-dreiTer, at ten, at Guildhall.
London, England, 1802-05-05

TO BE SOLD BY AUCrION-By Mr. SQUIBB,

At Garraway's Coffee -haute, 'Change-alley, Cornhill, on
Tucfday the tsth day (Alone, tBo2, at Onco'Clock,

THE RECTORY of CHIGWELL, in the
County of ESSEX., held by three good lives, under the
Prebendary of St. Pancras; confining of a Parm•boafe and
other (unable Buildings; with 52 Acres of excellent Glebe
Land adjoining the Town ; and all the Tithes of Corn and
Hay, (except a (mall proportion, Which pays a modus), amount-
log, according to a recent form, to 973 Acres of .Iraolc Land,
and 148 p Acres of Meadow Land (inure or kfs), exclave of
about ilso acres of nature grazz.d.
Alto the Perpetual Advantage of the Land Tax of Le. a
year, formerly affelicd on the fame, which has heeu redeemed
by the Lace.

'Chic-well is fituated in a pleafant part of the County of Wes,
only eleven miles from London, and many parts of the Glebe
Land are well fanned fur building upon.
Dercriptive particulars may be had of Mr. Squibb, Saville-
row ; and of Mars. Kent, Claridge, and Pearce, Craig's-corn,
London, England, 1802-05-05

SPORTING INTELLIGENCE.

NEWMARKET FIRST SPRING MEETING.
TUESDAY, NAY 3.
The King's Plate of wogs. for 5-yr. old mares,
carrying loft. R. C.
D. of Grafton's b. nt. Hurnby Lafs s
Mr. Heatheote's b. :n. Annifeed, 4 yr. old a
Mr. Fletchcr's ch. nt Allegranti, 4 yr. old - - 3
Mr. Whaley's br. m. Tuneful, 4 yr. old 4
Sir F. Pook's br. m. Tawny, 4 yr. old
Seven to 4 and 2 to t agft. Hornby Lafs--Even
betting on Anifecd-5 to I agft. Allegranti.
Fifty Pounds by Subfcriptinn for 4-yr. olds, 711.
91b. 5-yr. olds Bft. 31b. 6-yr. olds and aged 811.
71b. R. C.

Non-fubferibers to pay
.rgs entrance.
LA Sackville's Dick Andrews, 4 yr. old ' t
Mr. Smith's ch. h. Slaphang, 5 yr. old . I
Mr. Moorhoufc's br. h. Luean, 5 yr. old • - 3
Mr. Ladbrokes ch. m. Hipporka, aged - dr
Mr. Watfon's ch. h. Canterbury, 5 yr. uld - dr
Three to I on Dick Andrews.
S'veepflakcs of tons each h. ft. for colts Bfl. 31b.
fillies M. Acrofs the Flat.
Thole got by untried itallions allowed 31b.
Sir F. St.indires e. by Sir Peter, out of Stance - I
Ld. Darlington's e. by Star, out of a Woodpecker in. bought
*of Mr. Broadhurit - - I
Mr. Cuitanis G by Sir Peter, out of Yeoman's dam pd
Mr. Dawfon's c. by Mr. '['cask, out of Sincerity - pd
Mr. Watfon's f. by Alexander, out of a fitter to Nimble pd
Three to t on Sir F. Standifh's c.

Mr. Wyndham's Babylon. 711. 1.31. b. beat D. of
St. Albans MlttiMus, 711. 61b. R. M. sogs.-7 to
4. on Mittirnus.
London, England, 1802-05-05

BIRTHS.

At Blandsfort, %ma's county, the Lady of John Bland, Efq
of a daughter.
At Buccleugh-place, Edinburgh, on the 18th ult. Mrs. Hec-
tor Maclean, Kingalrloch, of a daughter.
At his honk in George.ftreet, Edinburgh, on the 22d ult.
the Lady of John Corfe Scott, Efq. of 81nton, of a daughter.
On Thnedzy lad, Mn. Raton*, of a fon.

MARRIED.

Lail week, at St. Andrew's Church, Holborn, Andrew
Hunter, Bfq. of queen-Brett, Edinburgh, (late of Bengal) to
Milt Stewart Cunningham, youngeit daughter of tLe late Rev
R. Cunningham, of Balgownle.
In Cork, Lieutenant-Colonel Arthur Gibbinp, to Mifs
Catherine Cuthbert, daughter of John Cuthbert, Efq. of that
city.
Lail Thurfday, at St. Sidwell's, Mr. Garbett, jun. boot-
maker, Exeter, to Mils Glubb, daughter of a very refpedlable
Clergyman, deceafed, late near Torrington.
London, England, 1802-05-05

MONEY READ TO ADVANCE.

ALL Perfons in the Poireirton of incurriesoriiing
from Freehold, C.opyltofd, or Leafehold Eltates, in Land
or HnufCs, Money in the Funds, Kent Charges, Marriage Set-:
tlent'aits, Widows Jointures, Annuities, Patent Places, Church
Livings, or any other certain Income for Life, tray be fupplied
with temporary or permanent Sums of Money to any amount,
by paying Annuity interelt for the fame.
The Nobility and Gentry of known property, or their heirs,
may be accommodated on their perfnnal fecurity; and in any
Initance, where the tingle fecurity of an individual may be
deemed Infuilicient, the addition of another perfon to guarantee
the payment of the intereft, will remove the objection ; and in
all cafes, privilege will be given to the Public, to return the
principal at their own option.
Perfonal applications will be received every day till four
o'clock, and letters from Correfpondents in town or country,
(poll paid) will be immediately anfwereti, addretfed to the Di-
redor of the Knightibridge Dank, at his town-houfe, No. 8,
Lower john-itreet, Golden-Nome.
London, England, 1802-05-05

WILTS AN!) BERM CANAL.

'THE COMMITTEE of MANAGEMENT of
this C.I.NAL, will at th‘ir next Meeting, to be held at
the Crown Inn. in Swindua, on Friday the 14th day of May
nest, at at o'clock in the forenoon, be ready to contrad for the
followinskworks, vit.
The uttlng and complcating the canal from Hay Lane to
the Exit End of Head Level, near Scluth Kelton, a difiance
of about fts miles and three quarters. The huitling of tour
Lock 9. Ma Wootton Ballet, and a (mall aqueduct andre, eve:
Broad Toirn Brook, and all the road and occupation Bridges,
and Culverts epon the Canal, from the codling, of the laid
Brook, to die Ealt End of the Head Level, a iliftunce of about
ten miles.

Plans.Seetions, and Specifications, may be fern. and particu-
lars known by applying to Mr. Whitworth, the Engineor at
Wootten Ballet, any day after the filth of May.—Any P.irfons
delirous of contradling for the hill WOrks, ate requelted to de-
liver their propolids to Mr. Willtivortis, the day bsfore the
Meeting of the Committte.—April i 9, tBot.
London, England, 1802-05-05

CORN MARKET.

MARR-LANE, MAY 5.
Wheat had this day a brilk fale at the prices
mentioned on Monday 'aft: every other article a
Lair, is heavy, at the fame day's prices.
As si aas OF BREAD.--Yefierday the Lox!) MAYOR
ordered the Btead to be lowered one Mile, or
Two-pence in the Peck Loaf, to take place to-
morrow.
The price of the Qlartern Loaf IVheaten
will then be gicl. and Hotachold Bd.
London, England, 1802-07-08

MONEY READY TO ADVANCE.

ALL Perfons in the Polreirion of Incomes,arifing
from Freehold, Copybold, or Leafebold notes, in Land
or Hoofer, Money in file Funds, Kt nt Chug Marriage act-
thalcuts,Widows Jointures, Annuities, Patent Places, Church
11riov, or any other certain Income for life, may be fupplied
with temporary or permanent Sums of Money to any amount,
by ping Annuity inter& for the fame.
The Nobility and Gentry of known property, oe chair Wry,
WI
be accommodated on their perfonal fecurity; and in any
ktr.ance, where the 011ie fecurity of an Individual may be
deemed heudeent, the addition of another perfon to guarantee
die payment of the intend, will remove the objedlon ; and in
all mks, privilege win be given to the Public, to return the
rincipal at their own option.
Perkmal applications will be received every day till Four
o'clock, and Letters from Correfpondents in town and country,
(pelt paid) will he immediately a:rfwercd, adder:Zed to the Di-
redlor of the Knighttbridge Bank, at his toaremboufe, No. 8.
Lower johipareer, Golden-Nu...re.

FIRST ENOLTSH STATE. LOTTERY for aZos,
Begin. Drawing the ad of Augutt.
THE Tickets are divided into Halves, gdarters,
Eighths, and Sixteenths, by HAZARD, MANE, and
Co.Scale-Brokers, at their State Lottery Ofraee, No.93,under
the Royal Exchange, Loudon, and no where elfc on their ac-
cent:.

tt'7' The drawing, whkh will be eune'udad In eight clays, will
be tom:Le:Led on the fullovring Plan : To corruotnee on %ion-
-4:4? the 21 of Auguft ; (maid day, Thurfdagthe sth Auguft ;
!td. every focceeding hland.” and T?lurfthys till the :Lai.—
. he intermediate day* will D= appropriated to the payment of
Prizes, and S* of 'lndrawn Tickets and Shares.
AU Shares Akio this Oftze wild be ftainpcd agreeable to Aet
of Parliament, and alto with the Crown, and round it
" HAZARD & Co.'s LOTTYAT OPTICIL"

Letters, pee paid, duly attended ro, and &haws gratis.
BAnk, India, and South Sea Stocky with their feveral An-
n4ica India Saida, Ear-helper. Stilr. and all kinds of Go-
vernment Scawitica bought and fold by Comtnilhon.
Cautery Order*. accompanied with ikon dated BIZ on
London, Nit Onicc orders, or Calk, is Pared by Coacb or
Cd'Tier! portlvalty attuAlai

To the GENTLEMEN, CLERGY, and FREEHOLDERS
of the COUNTY of lIERTFORD.
Hertford, July 7, 18&s.
HAVING had the Honour to be unanimonfly
nonsinated•as a proper Perfun to be one of your Repre-
fentatives in the new Parliament, I take the liberty to return
you my hearty flanks, for this frelh proof of your good opinion
and &tem, and to folicit the Favour of your appearance and
Support on Saturday mar, the loth instant, at the Elettion.
It it null be your pleafure to ehoofe me again into this im-
portant Trull, you nuy depend upon it I will krue you honeftly.
I am, Gentlemen,
With the greatelt gratitude,
Your faithful anti obedient fervent,
WILLIAM PLUMER,
London, England, 1802-07-08

A PROPOSAL

A GENTLEMAN owes about 60001. and bas
above ten doses that rum owing to him. for which he
Es bills, bonds, and other (enmities. He willies to find a
P-rfon who will advance him what he wants, and coiled his
Cots, amicably or kgally, as may be deemed belt ; for which
he would allow an extraordinary advantage.
Addrefs a line to Mr. Robinfon, at Mr. Varnell's, Upper
Moy-la•Boone-ftreet.