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London, England, 1802-02-08

RURAL ARCHITECTURE

'This Derives publleted, elegantly engraved in A goat:luta, on
Forty-two Plates, royal 4to. Price IL in. 6d. in boards,
SKETCHES for COUNTRY HOUSES, VII.-
LAS,and RURAL DWELLINGS; calculated for Polons
of moderate Income, and fur comfortable Retirement. Alto,
fume Defigns for Cottages. which may be conitructed of the
timpteit Materials; with Plans and general Eitimates.
By JOHN PLAW, Architca.
Printed for J. 'Taylor, at the Architedural Library, N 0.59,
High Holborn.
Where may he had, alfo in 4.0 by the fame Author,

a. PERME dRNEE, or Rural Improvements: a f:...ries of
dosneftir and ornamental Defigns, fuited to Parks, Plantations,
Rides, Walks, Rivers, Earn's, &c. ronfifting of Fencer, Pad-
doek-Houfe,, a Bath, 1107-Kennel., Pavilions, Farm-Yards,
Fiihing-Houfes, Sporting-Boats, Shooting-Lodges, Single and
Double Cottages, Etc. calculated fur Landicapc and Pidurzfq
It:feels. Engraved in Aquatints on Thirty-eight Plates, tt tth
appropriate Scenery, Plans, and Explanations. Q2artu. Prise
al. 11% 6cl in boards.

2. RIJRA I. ARCHITECT LIR F., or Deligns front the firipl.!
Cotta;te to the decorated Villa ; including fume which have
been executed. O❑ Sixty-two Plates, with Scenery, it, Aqua-
thita. nice 21. 2s. half-bound.
London, England, 1802-02-08

ARCHITECTURE.

This day was publilhed, elegantly printed on Imperial folio,
price sl. sss. 6d. halt bound,
'['HE ';;ENV VITRUVIU3 BRITANNICUS,
confining of Plans and Ekvations of Modern Buildings,
Private, ere Red in Gnat Britain, by the molt Me-
hrated Architeds, engraved on Seventy-two Plans, from ori-
ginal Drawing..
By G. RICHARDSON, Architcdt.

Sold by J. Taylor, at the Architectural Library, Hizb Holborn.
Where may be had, lately publifh,d,
1. Stuart's Antiquities of Athens, the Third WI.
2. Laing's Hints for Dwellings, Cottages, Farin-houfcs, Vil-
las, &c. quarto, 34 plates. tL 55.
3. Plaw's Sketches for Country Houfcs, Villas, and Rural
Dwellings, quarto, 42 plates, il. t ts. 6.1.
4. Plaw's Fame Ornee, or Rural Improvements, quarto,
38 plates, 11. Hs. 6d.
3. Middleton 's Builder's NlifeilLuty, or Pidtur4.4qu,.: Defigns
in Architedure, 60 plates, odlavo, sl. Is.
London, England, 1802-02-08

DEFINITIV

TREATY.

We have now the fatisfation of
being able to announce front un-
doubted authority, that the Terms of
the Definitive Treaty between this
Country and France are at length
finally agreed upon and concluded.

Indeed it is more than a week fence
this was the cafe, but the Official Pub-
lication of the Terms has been delayed
from a with on the part of our Govern-
ment to improve the Provifions in-
tended for the STADTHOLDER, and
alto to arrange Tome points refpeaing
Switzerland, before the Ratification be
formally declared.
The Public, however, may rely on
what we Rate, that every Article re-
fpeaing this Country is completely
and finally fettled.
The chief difficulty ,in the Negoci.
ation arofe from its being firongly
urged by this Government, that De-
marara and Surinam Mould be de-
clared Free Ports for Three Years, to
enable the Britifh Subjeas who had
fettled there, the more eafily to dif-
pofe of their Property, and to remit it
dire& to this Country.

Yefterday we received Paris
,journals to the 3d
inß.incluf►ve. Their contents are given in the
preceding Colums.

The CHIFF CONSUL returned to Paris on the
31ft ult. His arrival was announced by a dif-
charge of Artillery, and on the following day he
received the congratulatory addreffes of the diffe-
rent Public Bodies.—All is adulation without alloys

The Tiers Confo h aye rather declined a little.
They are 56 f. 6o cents.
A letter from Amiens, in the Journal As Com-
merce, [fates, that the Definitive Treaty is fettled.
We have no doubt of the fa& ourfelves.

A Morning Paper of this day flees on private
authotity, that the Spanith Minitter has figned the
Preliminary Treaty on the part of his Court. Whe-
ther this he yet the cafe, we know not, but the
two principal Powers having come to a proper un.
derflanding, the confint of Spain may be confider-
ed as a thing of courfe.
One Dutch and two Hamburgh mails have ar-
rived.

It is with great pleafure we Rate from unquef-
tionable authority, that the Danifh Court's ad of
acceffion to the Convention figned at St. Peterf.
burgh on the 17th of June laR between England
and Ruflia, was difpatched for Mofcow on the 25th
of Odober ; and that his DANISH MAJESTY'S Ra-
tification was forwarded from Copenhagen to St.
Peteriburgh on the a4th of December.
The following are the principal articles by the
mails :

Our Readers will fee that they perfealy accord
with what we formerly laid before them, refpect.
ing the insuakd treaty concluded at Paris in Oda
ber laft.
HANDURCH, JAN. 3o.—Accounts from Con-
liantinople, by the way of Italy, which may be
depended upon, contain the intelligence, that the
Porte has juilified itfelf in refuting to ratify the
Preliminaries figned at Paris on the 9th of Oc-
tober, by aliening that ESSEID AL! EFFENDI was
not empowered to fign there Preliminaries.
Pants, Jaw. 3o.—His Royal Highnefs Prince
FeRDINAND of PRUSSIA is at prefent extremely 111,
'se T-T.... r **of arriVed
London, England, 1802-02-08

LAW INTELLAJANCE.

SIR EDWARD O'BRIEN PRYCE. BART.

We take the cal-lien opportunity of carrcaing
minaternent in our Law Report in the STAR
of Friday iennight, which we were lcd into by
following a Morning Paper, (our own Reporter
having been ablent at the time). The article was
given under the impplieable term of Criminal
Informati ~,,, " and retpeCted the putting in of (pe-
dal Bail by Sir EDWARD O'BRIX/1 PRYCR. Bart.
An affidavit which made part of the proceedings
probably mined the na.pin ter of that article, and
we:dinned the injurious and flanderous ftatement.,
IVe have. however, fufficient knowledge of Sir
EDWARD, to be enabled to fay, that be has been
the greaten part of his life an Officer in the Army.
and never in anv fuch menial capacity as thereon
reprefented. He is the acknowledged reprefenta.
live of the antient honk of the Pityces, of New-
Montgomerythire. his claims are al-
lowed by the Court of Chancery, anti by the
Herald's Office. He is in poieffion of pir
annum in right of his mother, and of the greater
part of the Family elate in Chethire, and is
proceeding to recover the patrimonial property
annexed to the Title in Berklhire, in Mon-go
meryfhire, Pembrokethire, and Carmarthenthire,
to the amount of 24,0001. per annum. NVe
hope that he will re-eilabligh fully the name
and relpeaability of that Houfe, of which Sir ED-
WARD MANLEY PRYCR was the lad reprefentative,
and of which the preterit Sir EDWARD is the male
heir. The original authors oldie abufl paragraph.
and the author of the affidavit, who is laid to
be an Attorney of Brillol, of the name of Stith:K-
LAN!), Will probably he called upon to aneWer le-
vel:4y for the abfurd and injnrhois mill i:.tment to
which we have unfortunately given publicity. The
&drain of the Court of King's Bench in accept.
ing Sir F.Dwann as bail, is a fuhflantial proof of
the fallehood of the affidavit. Th.,: Judge prefid-
ing on that occafion chewed, from documents ea.
tisfaCtory to every hearer, the right of Sir EDWARD
to he accepted in his proper charaaer as bail ; and
we hope that the epithed manner with which he
refilled the attempt made to badger him, (as it is
called,) will ferve as a lcffon of correaion ; and
that the praCtice of blinking thofe who come to
hunify hail in the Court of King's Bench, will
ereafter be lcfs prevalent.
London, England, 1802-02-08

DANK P. UM'S.

Robert Jnfeph Lambe, laic of Madras, in the Fart Indies, but
now of London, m. rehant, d, a it and chapman, to furren.
der Feb. 16, 20, and March 20, at twelve, Guildhall. At-
torney, Mr. Je
James Dy he, ire of Manley, Chefhire,curndealer and rhapnran„
March 1.2, and 20, at One, at the Globe Tavern, Liverpool
Att:t: its, Mr. George Orrcd, Liverpool; or Mell'n.CoOper
and Liaee, Soethamptowliniklings, London.
John Watfan. of Brod:A.ld, Northunikerhuid, corn-merchant,
41, aler and chapinam Feb. 16, 18, and March 2:, at ekven„
at the Turlt's Head, kicwcahle-upon-Tyne. Attornies, Mr.
Meggifrai, Hatton-Garden, London; or Mr. ChriftoS.ce
Fenwick, Ni upon-Tyne.
Henry Ring, of Tunbridge, Kent, carpenter, dealer and ehan-
man, Fd► t t, at one, Feb. 36, and March 20, at clever, at
Gill:hal!, I .omlon. Attorney, Mr. Stone, Tunbridge-Wells.
Rkhard Bayley Jarn'Jon, late of Droitwieh, Wore, fl e ire,
miller, Feb. :.3, 24, :old March 20, at dee% n, at thi Unicorn
Inn.Worcellee. Attornies, Mehra. Bray and Gall. Droitwitck,
John Gilpin, ofWrexharn, DenbigbChire, linen-draper, Fib. 22,
23, and March 20, at eleven, at the Red idol, 'Wrexham...—
A ttomie,,, Mr. Brown, in 'Wrexham ; or Meffrs.Kinderley,
Long, and !nee, Symend's-Inn, hancery-lane, London.
Thomas Itudderfo:th, of Eithopfgate•ftrcct, Louden, hayma-
ker and draper, Feb. 16, at one, Feb. 27, and March 20, at
twelve, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Garnett, New Bahm-
ball-ltreet, London.
Charts Rogerfon, of Warrington, Lancailiire, merchant, dealer
and chapman, March 5,6, and 20, at eleven, at the Globe
Tavern, Liverpool. Attornies, Mr. Bardfwell, Liverpool,
or Mr. Black ft eck, c-court, Temple, London.
John Spencer, late of Circus-flreet, St. Mary-la-bonne, builder,
dealer and chaps an, Feb. 12, at eleven, Feb. 20, and Match
20, at ten, at Guildhall. Attarney, Mr. Clarke, New-lnn.
Matthew Benjamin, of Lime-llrect-fquare,London, merchant,
dealer and chapman, Fib. 16, 23, and March 20, at one, at
Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Martin, Vintner's-ball, Thames-
Itreet.

Jubn Ely the younger, of Maidtone, Kent, tailor, Feb. 13.30.
and March 20, at ten, at Guildhall, London. Attorney, Mr.
W...bb, St. 't hornas.ftri et. Southwark.

DIV!! .ENDS.

Feb. 23. David Andre, in:m rly of Ncty Bond-lkeet, linertif
Bithopfgatc-ltreet, and now of Lothbary, London,nurchant,
at ten, at Guildha:l.

Feb 12. -Jame; Richards, late of Cofport, Southampton,baker
grocer, dealer and chapman, at eleven, at the Dolphin Itm,
Gofport:
_ _

Feb. 22. Henry Mitchell, of Gorport, Southamptnn, rot rank( •
dealer and chapman, at eleven, at the Dolphin Inn, Cofport.
Feb. z 6. Richard Parker, of Brindle, neat- Cherlcy, Latacdihinc,
calico-manufadturer, dealer and ehaptnan, at tkvcn, at the
St. .r inn, Manthelter.
London, England, 1802-02-08

ARRIVED

At Dover—Maryland, Gardner, from Baltimore; Roebuck,
Vaughan, from Demarara ; and Providence, Smith, from
Ulm.
At P
Oporto.

John and St. Luke, Antonia, from
Off Haftings.—Martha, Martin, from Maryland.
At Milford—Hope, btorace, from Curacao.
At Liverpool--Charlefton, Hulk'', from New York.l
At Venice--Unge Samuel, —, from Lifbon.
At Curacoa—Leander, Steward, and Adventure Jenkins,
frqm New Providence.
At Demarara—Enterprize, —, from Qmebee ; Lady Na-
ran, Cowan, and Vidtory, Brine, from New-Youndland.
At Lilbon—Bells, Bowden, and Cynthia, Waye, from Dart-
mouth; Union, Nab, and the Vi, ory, British from New-
foundland.

FROM THE LONDON GAZETTE, FEB. 6.
ADMIRALTY OFFICE, FEII. 6.
Extract of a letter from Hewer WILLIAM BATNTON, Efq.
Captain of his Majefly's Otip Cum AAAAA and Senior Of-
ficer, for the time being, of his Majefty's Odps and edicts at
trita,to EVAN Nina N, Efq, dated at Pont Royal, Otto.
ix, act.
A brilliant little exploit was performed the other
day by two boats of the La x : A copy of Lieut.
jorrarrorr es (the aeling Captain) letter on that
occafion I think right to tranfmit ; at the fame
time to remark, that Lieutenant PAILIT has, in
many inflances, performed the like.

LA*K, Port Antonio, sept.shzEos.
My Lord-1 Prrived in this port yefierday
evening, having quitted m.. 7 fiation on Tact-
Las r--
London, England, 1802-02-08

FROM LLOYD'S LIST.

DEAL, FEB. 7.—Sailed the AJAX man of war,
and feveral outward•bound veffels for Portfmouth;
LADY BURGESS, ALNWICK CASTLE, MARQUIS OF
ELT, BAKING, and HOPE, for India.—Wind
N. N. E.

GRAVESEND. FED. 7.—Pafred by the CHI-
CHESTER man of war from Gibraltar; Augultus
Crfar, RADDLN, and Warren, —, from Ja-
maica; Vrow Elizabeth, —, from Cayenne ;
Triton, —, from Leghorn ; Maria Dorothea,
—, from Valencia ; Alury, Snow, from Vir-
ginia ; Denault, —, from Qtgebec ; Venture,
STEELE, from Hamburgh ; Harvey's Defire,
Num, from Surinam ; and Adive, WARREN,
from St. Michael's.
London, England, 1802-02-08

THEATRE-ROYAL, COVENT-GARDkN.

'rO.MOR ROW EVENING. F. brnity ch
will be perfumed, for the firft time, s New Cootie Opaza,
in Three Ads, &Wed a a a

THE CABINET.
The Marie entirely New, and eompoled for thi. Opera, by
Brabant, Moorehead, Davy, Corfi, and Reeve.
Me Principal Characlrm by
Marrs. BEAN.% M , MUNI)EN. FAWCEIT, EMERY,
BLANCHARD, SIMMONS, KING,
Aid INCLEDON.

Mri.NtATTOCKS, Mrc. ATKINS, Mro. H. JOHNSTON.
Sirs. DAVENPORT, Mrs. DILIDIN, and M.
And Siguora STORACF..
To which will be added the Fame of
THE INTRIGUING CHAM BE RNIAID.
ThisEveni..;—.llfoofo ; wits Harlequin% Ahminack.

PANTHEON, OXFORD-51 KEET.

THIS PRESENT EVENING, February Bth,
Wig be gi►en.

IN HONOUR OF THE PEACE.
A GRAND MASQpERADE,
WITH A HOT SUPPIIR AND WINES.

Admit ion Tickets, One Guinea each, which includes Re-
f. e Mums, Supper and Wines.
On the above occafion the Hale will he capably illuminated,
and will be decorated with &Rooms at Laurel and angle:id
Flows; the Orcheftra will airplay leveret ctriblanadcal Frani.
part-act* by that celebrated Artilt Mr. Wu Oars.
Mac: in: odes Band of Mae, a Military Band, and a Band
of s.voyed, will play in various parts of the Houle.
Then hole under the DireCtion of Mr. Whoa.
Ticks to be had at Croft's. Mafqacrade Warehoute, Fleet.
firm; Thrdlicer, Haymarket; Richman's, Oxford-ftreet ;
Thom.is'4, Ditto • Robotham's Ditto; at the Pantheon; and
Band:ftreet.

N. 13. The Doors open at Teo, and the Supper-Rooms at
One.

Mrs Richmau's Wardrobe of new Fancy and Charades
Medi% tray be bad in the Hnufe on the Evening.

TO IRON-MASTERS,
AND OTHERS IN THE IRON TRADE.
TO TiF. IMPOSED OP, either by Premium or Rent,
rtiE Patent Right of making Horfe-thoes by
-1- Machinery ; together with the Machinery ereded for
that parpofe, which has been brought to perfealon at a very
h:tvy expellee, and Is capable of making any number of Shoes
per day, at Ids than me Isalffromy each.
It nr ty be feat at work by applying to Mr. Newton, at the
Pin-y-Barran Iron Works. Myrtha :war Cardiff;
71';t1:.; and Mr. Latimer, Sondra-, No. t 4, Gray's Inn-fguare,
kt:;!:ortzed to rcctive prorials.
London, England, 1802-08-06

NEW MUSIC.

Juft publithed by Brodrrip and Wilkinfon, Nn. 13, Haymarket,
London, fur the Piano-forte:

PARISOT's celebrated Hornpipe, in Barbara
A and Allan, compared and arranged as a Rondo, by Signor
Boffl, price as. Beethoven's three sonatas, op. la, zos. 6d.
Ditto Trio, 4s. Griefbacd's Sonatas, Bs. King's Trio, 4s. Stei-
13,:lt's Sonata, dedicated to Madame Bonaparte. ss. Pleycl,
op. 38, 73.6 d The Organitrs Journal, No. I. to XU. each 45.
Movut's flatten Books of Stnutas, forming a complete collet.,
tion, each Bs. Ditto glut tc:tos, book 4th, os.6d. Ditto Duets,
book ictls, Los. 6d. and book 14th. 125. Ditto 20 Airs with
variations, as. each; Von Efch Military Divertimento, is.
Ditto for Harp and Forte, 43. Ditto Duet, 33. Ditto I.e
Retour de Wandfsvorth, Ss. Ditto Le Colomboßetrouve, Ls.6tl.
Ditto impromptu Duo, is. Seb. Bach's Preludes and Fugues,
book 3, Bs.

Where may be had, Ilroclerip and Wilkinfon's Patent Grand
and Small Piano Fortes, with additonal Keys, and alio Harps
and Barrel Organs, with Drum and Triangle.
N. B. Juft imported, a large cargo of Roman and Naples
Strings for Viola, Harm, Violoncellos &c. of a remarkably
fine quality. Wisolfale Dalcrs, Merchants, &c. may be (ap-
plied with any quantity at reduced prices.
London, England, 1802-08-06

MARGATE, AUGUST 4.

The lafl four or five days have added very con-
fiderably to the number of vifitors, and it is hip-
poled in a v eek or two more this place will be the
Entioriarn (eianks to thcWiggeries fur that phrafe)
of beauty and ta(hion.

The lalt boy, the Britifh Queen, brought tso
pallingers, after a very quick p.litage of about nine
hours, and we now cape& to find all the palfage.
boats in full employment for two months at lead.
The AnEtion at the Library dill continues its
attraetinn, and Hall's eshibits not a beggarly ac-
cwint of empty boxes, but empty benches.
The works at the Stone Pier are going on with
all poffible expedition.
London, England, 1802-08-06

PLYMOUTH, AUGUST 4.

Arrived the CCIAIt of 8o guns; and Gage.
KEA uz, 74., from the Mediterrahean, lift from
Port : thr latter is come into harbour to be
paid ofF.—Arrived alto the Dinas frigate from
Porifinou:h; and BLANCHE frigate from a crnize.
—The CIZSAR will come into harbour in a day or
two to be paid oT.

PORTSMOUTH, AUGUST S.
This day arrived the !hip Capt. Hue?,
from the Sirtights, and is under quarantine; alto
the (hip HencletCon, Capt. MOkLEY, from the
Down., bound to the Codlt of Africa; the Alver•
(Innc. and Mary,Cossius, from Sunderland; and
the Gond Intent, bitooa E, from Guernfey.—Sailed
the Tweed, Roatnsos, for Sunderland; DIA
parch, Worm, for Deptford ; and Yining Edward,
for Newcaftle.—Came into H irbour the
Betfey, Ronson, a iranfpnrt ; alfo a gun brig.
London, England, 1802-08-06

wßrMourg, AUGUST 4.

'This Morning, alter hreakfall, his Majtsti.
Princers &mil*, the Duk: of GtoucFsin.a, Lord
CATHCART, Colonels CARTY/MIGHT and Firssov,
on horfehack, rode over the hills above the Bench,
through Prefton and Ormington, and returned at
half pail twelve to the Lodge.
London, England, 1802-08-06

Fi11i3:47,-;l6dlliti 6, 1402.

A CLERGYMAN of exemplary Condo& died
111 December bit. bequeathing to the Providence of Goo
and the Benevolence of the Public, Three Daughters and Five
,ions, for whore Support the frau:left Donations will be thank-
fully received in the Bank of Meirre Ratifouhand Co. Pall-null.
They have gratefully acknowledged fundry Gifts to the amount
heretofore of iojL Ss. 6iL and now, with increafed humility, re-
turn Thinks to a Benefadtor Inc 51.55. to a Friend for sot. to
M. K. for al. to P. V. for ii. as. to F. Drake for ii. is. to a
Lady for ion. 6d. to a Clergyman% loon for al. to G. C. for il. i s.
to the Hon. Mr. Legge for al. 2.. toj.J. Augcrftein for id. lot.
to Mifs Angerftein for ioi. los. to Mr. John Thomfon fur
sot lee. and to Mr. .Bonar for tot. Toe.
London, England, 1802-08-06

PRIESTLEY'S INSTITUTIONS OF MOSES.

H.D. 13•31101108, Paternofter-row, begs leave to acquaint the
Public, that he hu on talc the few remaining Copies, price
1 in beards, of
R. PRIESTLEY's Compatifon of the Infli-
tutiaos of Molts with thole of the Hindoos and other
ancient Nations; with Remarks on Mr. Duppa's Origin of all
Religions; the Laws and Inßitutions of Motes Method ifed ;
and an Addrefs to the Jews on the prefent Rate of the World,
and the Prophecies ccla till to it.

TA&S DORSALIS, AND THE DISEASES OF THE
SEMINAL I'UNC 'IONS, fee.
Praiftical Effays and Remarks on the Talus Doefalla
This day was publiihed, Prier ss. In large ocl.-..v0 bound in ,1
Boards, the Second Edition, with very coo:id:rabic midi.;
taws, of
I3RACTICAL ESSAYS and REMARKS. on
that (pecks of Canfumption incident to youth, and the
different Stages of Life, commouly called 'robes Dorfalis; with
an account of the nature, mica, and care of that Diftemper;
denoonitrating its baneful effeets on the bora functions of the
Animal Economy, incladhnt the Difeafes arifing therefrom;
efpecially the Nervous A trophia. the From:robs, at.d the
POWs, or Coofutaption In general. With Halm** of Cafes oc-
curring in the Author's Pra,rzice during the lad fourteen Years.
By H. ST. JOHN NEALE,
(Fellow of the Royal Academy of Surgery, In Paris; of the
Univerfity of Leyden; and Surgton, In London, formerly
Surgeon Mayor to the Fifth Regiment of Infantry; and the
Royal Hofpltal, at Cir'am.)
Sold by 3. Walker, No. 44, Patemofter-row; Ridgeway,
York-flew, St. James's-fquare; and at No. 60, Corner of
Frith-ftreet and Sohn-fquare. •
Fora particular account of the nature Ind utility of the above
Work, the Readers are referred to the Biographical, Literary,
and Scientific Magazine for June, tioo, from page 116 to att.
London, England, 1802-08-06

L 1"FR.87 V. RICO.

This was an infilnilicant aetion brougbt az-tinft
the Da-end:int for ilander. It appeared that both
the Plaintiff and Defendant had to; mcrly been part-
ners in tr.tde at Sunderland. They now, however,
both refide at Rothethithe. The ilander arnfe out
of a quarrel between the parties. The Defendant
had charged the Plaintilf with having murdered
his apprentice, but it did not appear that the De-
fendant ever had an apprentice. On the other fide,
the inaintiff had charged the Defendant with hay..
in 7, been guilty of deft auding his Creditors.
Lord ELLENROROUC H W:V of opinion, that the
proper way would he to punish both the parties,by
making each pay his own coils.
Tim Joey accordingly found a verdia for the
damages is. which does not carry colts.

TREDGOLD V. SP,ARS.

This was an aetion by Indorfee againfl the Ac-
ceptor of eight bills of exchange.
The only queflion was, Whether the Indorfee
knew whether they were accommodation bills be-
tween the Drawers and Acceptor ?--They were
drawn by Mellis. Kime and Smith, of Southaqw.
tcn, and evidence was produced to (hew, that at
a 'mesh;
_between_ Spears the Plaintiff, Tr edgold

nets or drawing► there hills wens atranged, aytl
that the cotaideration only wen,. to a certain ex-
tent below the amount of the bills.—Verdi& for
Defendant.
London, England, 1802-08-06

IVENNINCTON V. R AWL IN GS.

This was an aft•on again!! the Sheriff of I.on•
don, for money ha I and received to the Plaintiff's'
ttle.—The Plaintiff was the A flignce of. a Banf:t opt,
named lienderihn ; and the greilinit was, whether
the 45 of Bank] uptcy wis previous to the time of
the levy made on the Bankrupt's efTeas ? Mils Hen-
&Him, the Bankrupt's fitter, proved a previous A&
of Bankruptcy, which of cond.,: entitled his Aflig•
nees to recover.—Verdia for the Plaintiff.

GRANT joHssoN.

This aetion was brought to recover a compenth-
tiou for breach of contr.t on the part of the Le•
lendant, for the non-delivery of hemp.
Mr. Atkins,a Broker, proved the contra& which
he reduced to writing, to he as follows :—That the
Defendant would deliver to the Plaintiff fix months
after the lignin7 of the Preliminaries of Peace, too
tons of Rullia hemp, at 301. per ton.
The damages claimed were the difference of price
between the market price of the day ( tfl of Aug.)
being fix months after the figning the Prelimina-
ries and 301. per ton.—No defence being made the
Plaintiff had a verdiCt.
London, England, 1802-08-06

TUNBRIDGE, AUGUST 4.

This charmitig place has been for fume weeks
very full of genteel company, and it mull he at:
kaowledged that the natives are very anxious to
accommodate their viiiors. The attraAions of
the town are daily increaring, and by next lealon
it will he doubly atilt' 'ng to the Inns anti daughters
of pleaturc. A new Lteatre has been built at an
eTenct little !bort of 3ocol. the internal &cora
buns are set y elegant, the company is a very good
one, and they play three time, a week.
A number of old tenements, near *rim Sion,
h tee been pulled down, to make way fin a lit of
11 .t and cold baths Mifs &IF/LET, a lade of in.
lepensitat fortune, has liberally ttepped forwattl
to delta-, the espences of their ereetion.
That delightful fpot Mount Sion is the pi hid,
pal reGirt for the nobility. Not a houfe is to be
had there for love or money. Among the ptefe it
r Ildents arc the Marquis and Marchionefe
rowrisritwo, Lord &tows, Earl and Conine's of
2HATI4•NI, Lady HAILIRIE 1r TOWNS/IFNI), &C. &C.
l he races commence here about the nth hilt
The Rewards for this year are both gentlemen of
independent fortunes : Capt. Haggai's and ..:apt.
WOODGATY of Tunbi idge Cattle.
London, England, 1802-08-06

LFGGET V. GP.FFN•

This was an action to recover a quantity of deal
boards which lied been in the enflody of the De-
fendant, as a Mut finger. IL appeared, h'wevcr,
that he had Alivercd them to the 01 \ler of a per-
fon who wets in partrerlbip with the Plaintiff, and
had of courfc a verdid in his favour.
London, England, 1802-08-06

To GROCERS, TEA-DEALERS, and SLOP-SELLERS.
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION—By WM. DAVIS,
At Sboetnefs, in the Me of Sherry, County of Kent, on Mon-
day the 9th of Anstalt, and following Da—,_
A LL the STOCK in TRADE and HOUSE-
-4- HOLD FURNrEURE of FRANCIS COUZINS ; con-
fining of a large Affoctment of Seamen,' Wearing Apparel of
all Kinds; with a gnat quantity of Butter, Cheefe, Soap,
Candles, Starch, Blue, Tobacco, and various other Articles
tno numerous to infert. Alio, the Leak of the Preanifes Boated
in the centre of High-greet.—The Purchafcr to take the Matures
at a fair Appraifemcnt. The Sale to begin each Day at Tweve
o'Clock.

N. B. For further Particulars enquire of the Auetioncer, at
his Sale-Room in Chapel-ilreet, Sheernefs.

FOR SALE BY PUBLIC AUCTION,
At the London Tavern, Foxhole-Rivet, Plymouth, on Tocfday
the t 7th MIL (unlefa prerhaufly difpofed of by Private Con-
traet, of which notice will be given),
Swediih Frigate built Slip CHILDITIN,
Jones PALMVIST Mailer, has a Figure Head, Poop
Deck and Galleries; Burthen about 450Totis. She is a thong
well built Blip, and capable el performing much fervi-e, having
lately undergone a great repair. Her Bores are abundant, and
in excellent condition, has lately delivered a cargo from Dant-
zic. May be feen and further information obtained on applica-
tion to the Mater. on board in Hamoaze; Malts. Chalmers
and Cowie, Merchants, No. so. time-ftreet, London; or to
Mr. John Hawker, Merchant, Plymouth.

HYTHE, NEAR SOUTHAMPTON.
To IIE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT,
And poireffion bad on the 29th of September neat,
A FREEHOLD Dwelling-Hottfe, Garden,
Yar.:, and Meadow Ground, by eflimation One /:ere
and Thirty Luggs, more or Ids; fituate in the plealant Vil-
lage or Hythe, in the Pariih of Fawley, in the County of
Southampton, now occupied by John Pittman Capping, Efq.
The Houfe was built about 22 years agO, and is in goad
repair, commands a delightful view of Southampton and
ltehin Ferry Rivers, and of Spithead, and the New Forth, &c.
Fo: particulars and price apply at the Office of Mehra. Amor
and Nichols, Southampton, and for a view of thu Pretnifcs to
Mr. Covey, of Hythe.
London, England, 1802-08-06

11111TEHA YEN, AUGUST 3.

We lately announced the arrival of Lord Vito.,
Low la, at the Cattle, near this town. His Lord-
!hip, we underttand, came on horfeback, with two
attendants, from Lowther; and, a few minutes after
his reaching the Cagle, a carriage, &c. arrived with
Lady LOIVTHrR, one of the young gentlemen and
three of the young ladies. In the courfe of the
week, the others alto arrived: and the Cagle is
now honoured with the refidence of the whole fa-
mily, Lord and Lady Lowrosa, their two Eons,
and five daughters.
His Lordthip has had din;ng parties of gentle.
men, every day fince, except Saturday and Sunday,
and the condefcenfion and affability of his Lord-
[hip and Lady LOWTHER are highly fpoken of by
all who have bad the honour of vifiting them.—'
On Saturday and yefierday, a great number of
ladies went zo the Cattle, to pay their refpc&s to
her Ladytitip.
Since their arrival, the weather has generally
been unfavourable for exercife in the open air;
but the inhabitants of this town have neverthelefs
been repeatedly gratified with a fight of their new
patrons :—and, on Sunday, the whole family (with
a decorum at once exemplary and impreffive) at-
tended Divine Service at St. Nicholas's.
We hear that Lord LOWTHER has given orders
for the rebuilding the Reckoning Houfe in Low-
ther-greet ; the lower Rorey of which is to be
rfitted up as offices, and the upper part as a court
houfe.—Workmen are already employed io tails
down the
London, England, 1802-08-06

PRIGHTOx, iitIGUST 4.

The we: lier here is now uncommonly fine, and
tic tea. for the fiid time this fealon, prefents au
unruffled and glofry alpeet. The number of perfons
who bathed ties morning was iIiCAItUIAbIC.
The depredations which were AMC time ago
c,,mmitted at this place by that molt veracious
fiih, yclep'd the Brightoe Shad, from it. fatal con-
-I:quences in driving Vtfitors from this place,
would be fnprofed to have 14operated on the inha.
bitants, as to induce them to rife every exertion to
&limy it on its fit it appearance on their coati. It '
is not fo, however, for the moniler now gorges
11,mfelf with be moll gluttonous rapacity at the
expence of the unwary, who, either for health or
pleaftire, retort thither. Not an inn or Shop but
have in a great degree bent infeded by the bite of
this all devouring creature.
The Pa pica, who here enjoys all the luxury of
a life unencumbered with the gaudy trappings of
Royalty, palres and repafres to and from the Pa.
villion uninterrupted by the popular gaze. His
HIGHNESS is the main•fpring that at prefent give.
life to the faihionable circle. The Puac► had
yefterday his accultomed walk, and his Dinner
Party was compofed of the following Perfons :
Sir JOHN SHELLEY. Mr. DAY, Mr. NORTON, Mar-
quis of Loam. Mr. WALTER SMYTHe, Lord EGES-
MONT, Mr. C. WYNDHAM, Lord C. SOMERSET,
Mr. TESTES, and Admiral PAYNE.
His ROYAL HIGHNESS went over to Lewes be-
fore dinner to fee the (how of Cattle ; and a large
party of Gentlemen went on board Mr. SMITH, of
Hams, yacht, and were received with a falute.
It got under way and Rood to lea, but there be-
ing little wind, it was obliged to come to, when
the Party relanded.
Mittens: and Bobtail are matched to run this day
at Lewes, Tag and Malta on Saturday.—The odds
Are 5 and 7t04 to name the winner. Very con-
fiderable bettings have taken place on this race,
and great (port is expelled both tomorrow and
Saturday.—Odds this evening, 5 to 2 on BokaiL
London, England, 1802-08-06

SHEERNESS, AUGUST t.

Arrived his Majefty's (loop Druotaet, frog's
Ireland. The Astazom has one up the Thames
to be paid off, and re.cornmiffioned again imme-
diately. The JaLouse and limn gun brigs are
towed out of harbour, and the jaLouse has failed
On A cruife.

The great Nore has been clear of (hips for theta
two d.: ys pA a eircumftance not known fur many
yerrs before.

FROM LLOYD'. LIST.
DEAL, Ago. s.—Salled the Counters of Sutherland for the
Lilt Indies, and Cameral other out ward-bound veffels —Wad E.

GRAVCSEND. Ago. s....Paffed by the Elisabeth. B.ggies
Nichols and Jane, —, Spes Fides, Lawton, Two Embers,
A:afalom,—, and North Star, Stubs, from Noes/ly.f
Aurora, —, from New Orleans; Three Brothers, Butkre
from Almeria; Lady Agnetta, Balch. from Hamburgh; Ceres, •
Warren, and Europe, Miller, from Jonah% Jane and Sarah,
hilltop, from Smyrna; Concord, Walk, from Africa; 'Wet-
lons, Teall, from N.vis; Symmetry, Harrifoo, from Petite.
burgh ; l.eith packet, Hope, —, and Hope, Plow,
from Rotterdam.—Sailed the K'pe, Barret, for Oporto ; Com-
merce, for Pcteriburgh ; Sufan and Polly, Felted, foe
Baltimore: Caroline, Edwards, for Bonen; Maria, --,, lot
Calais; Commerce, How, for Gibraltar; (teen, Belbell, foe
Lifboo ; Malmona, Carr, for Africa; and Pogo Sybrattd,-....,,
fur Ofteod.
London, England, 1802-08-23

BANKRUPTCY ENLARGED.

Ausuft 21. Wi liam Chilcott, late of lamb-!treat, Spkalfle
plumber, dealer and ehapman, at ten, at GuildbalL
BANKRUPTS.

James Jackman, of Exeter, linen-draper, dealer and chapman,
to furrender Augutt 28, at twelve, Sept. tr, at ten, and
Odlober 2, at twelve, at Guildhall London. Attornies,
Meas. Blandford and Swett, King's-Bench Walk, Inner.
Temple, London.
Richard Behenna, late of Penryn, Cornwall, but now of Lon-
don, maltiter, dealer and chapman, Sept. r 7, at one, Sept. tB,
and 041ober a, at ten, at Guildhall Attorney, Mr. Willi
Bartlett's-Buildings, Holborn..

William Heald, Timothy Heald, Richard Henry Heald, of
Wakefield, York (hire, Jnfeph Heald, of Kin-ftrcet, London,
and It ichard Fofter, of Wakefield, merchants, dealers, chap-
men and copartners, Sept. rs, 16, and Odiober 2, at ten, at
the Pack Honk Inn, Robertown, parith of Bit-flail, Yorkfhire.
Anoraks, Mars. Palmer and Toralinfons, Warnford-court,
Throgmorton-Itrect, London ; or Mcffrs. Rolland and Son,
Huddersfield.

John Let, late of All Saints, South Ehnham, Suffolk, fhop-
kecper, Sept. 3, at four, Sept. 4, and October 2, at ten, at the
Tuns Inn, In Bungay, Suffolk. Attornie., Mr. King(bury,
Bungay ; or Mdfrs. Tarrant and Moule, Chancery-lanc,
London.

DLielSimpfon, now or late of Broad-ftreet Buildings, Lon-
don, warehoufeman, dealer and chapman, Sept. 17, at one,
Sept. 18, and October a, at ten, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr.
Philip Hurd, Furnivars-Inn, London.
John Boulton, of St. Martin's-lane, M.ddlefex, upholder, Aug.
28, Sept. 7, and October 2, at ten, at Guildhall. Attorney,
Mr. Mills, Ely-place, Holborn.
Chriltopher Clark, of Buckingham-Rrect, Strand, MidillefeT,
victualler, dealer and chapman, Auguft 23, S. pt. at, and
October a, at ten, at Guildhall. Anoraks, Meffrs.Crockers,
Naffau-Rreet, Soho.
John Calderwood, of Clarence-place, Pentnnyille, Middlefer,
wine-merchant, Augult ad, Sept. 1 t, and OiSober 2, at ten,
at Guildhall. Atturniea, relents. Dawes, Angel-court,'f hrog-
morton-itreet. . . .

—..
William Naylor, of Liverpool, timber-merchant, deakr and
chapman, Sept. 6,7, and Odober 2, at tore, ar the Giubc Ta-
vern, Liverpool. Attornies, Mr. liantwell, Fermick-ftrect,
Liverpool; or Mr. Bitallock, 1 is-Tree-court, 'Ample.
_ _
London, England, 1802-08-23

FROM THE PARIS PAPERS.

STUTTG•RD, AUGUST to.—Letters from Ratif-
bon Rate that the important intelligence had been
received there, that his Majefty the EMPEROR has
acceded to the Convention of the 4th of June.
Though this intelligence has need of confirmation,
it may be confidered as highly probable, the EM-
I' ROR having made difpofitions which give reafon
to fuppofe that he approves this Convention. The•
German Journals announce that a Treaty of Com-
merce between the French Government and
Runia has been concluded at Peterfburgh ; it is
f iid to be highly advantageous to both parties, and
t I be founded on the famous Convention of the
26th of June, laft year, which has eftablifhed the
neutrality of the North.
VrsNNs, A uc. 2.—The health of the Archduke
CHARLES is now fo well reeftablifhed as to give a
well-grounded reafon to hope that there is no fear
of a fpeedy relapfe. His Royal Highnefs has for
fome days refumed the bufinefs of his cabinet,
which, however, is very prejudicial to him. It is
not yet known whether he will go to Prague or
Mergentheim. The Archduke Memo; Lima, fon of
the Archduke FERDINAND, will be made a Knight
of the Teutonic order next week, having finifhedhis
noviciate, which lafts a year. Tranquillity, it is
Paid, begins to be re.eftabli(hed in Turkey, in Eu-
rope, fince the Hofpodar of Moldavia has fet out
for Wallachia, the Government of which has been
entrufled to him. The Captain Pacha, the Com-
mander in Chief of the Turkifh troops, has af-
fembled near the capital an army of too,ooo men,
to flop the rebels in their march ; but it is aflo.
milting, that with fuch a force he fhould only wait
for the rebels, who will certainly not go to meet
him, but be fatisfied with plundering the diftria
where they are.
According to the Gazette of Brunn, a Tartar,
arrived at Belgrade from Conftantinople, in eleven
days, brought intelligence that a report was cur.
rent in that capital that the SULTAN was dead.—
A great fermentation prevailed at Conftantinople,
and the guard of the interior of the Seraglio were
continually under arms.
JULY 3t.—Great preparations are
making at Barcelona to receive the illuftrious per-
fonages who are to aerobic there for the double
marriage of the Princefs and Princelies of Spain
and Naples. The voyage will commence in the
courfe of Auguß, and towards the beginning of
September the Sovereigns of Spain, Naples, and
Etruria, will meet at Barcelona. We are allured
that the Marquis of VENTURI will govern Spain
luring the abfence of the King.
HAG ye, AUGUST to.—Today the Legillative
Body will decide on the propofed General Amnef-
ty. Some believe it will not be granted, as the
Emigrants in Engllib pay will thus be permitted
I return,
London, England, 1802-08-23

DISTRIBUTION OF PRIZE MONEY.

The Bourdelais will be paid either on board at Clotham, for
la Courier French c rvcttc, dettroyed in the Waft Indies; or
at No. 22, Arundel-(treat, on the fiat Thurfday monthly.
The Mermaid, for the capture of l'fifpe'ranza, will be paid
on Thurfday, the ad day of September nest, at the Griffin, in
Villefa-ftreet, Strand.

FROM LLOYD's LIST.
DEAL, AUCWIT az.—Sailed forcral outward-bound
—Wind S. S. W.

GRAVESEND, AUGUST .12.--Paffedhy the Monarch, Mor-
timore, from Madras; Morningron Packet, -----, from
Bengal ; and the Duke of Montrofe, Burt, from Calcutta;
Miner:a, Cooley, from Havannah; Ann, —, from Peterf-
burgh; Lark, Bruton; Flora, Neale; and the Robert, Ayl-
ward, front Jamaica; Apollo, ---, from Gibraltar; litro,
Smi h, from St. Kitt's; Fame, and Prifcilla,
from Waterford; Brothers, Linfon, front Q2ebec ; Re tkers,
Soper, front Grenada; Dover, Brown, front Egypt; Cove,
Wyatt, from Tobago; Margaret, Goodwin, from Tenerife;
Adventure, —, from S. Vincent's ; Jane, Reynolds; and
Garland, —, from-kfamburgb.—Sailed the Hamilton, Bai-
ley. for Africa; Two Friends. M.Neii, for Charleiton;
Amity, Jackfon ; Elizabeth, Cobb; Waikzunkeil and Eleanor,
—, for Hambursh.
London, England, 1802-02-12

LOT I.

AN exceeding goodiiliiELLlNG HOUSE ;
confalng of three good Parlours, four good Chambers,
and three Servants Chambers in the upper Storey, three excel-
lent Cellars, convenient Kitchen and Offices, together with a
three-fall Stable, Orchard, large and excelkst Garden and
Greenhoufe •
Situate in the HIGH.STR ZIT in the Town of ALTON, Hants.
Late its the Occupation of Mr. Wist WEBB,deceafed.
LOT IL

A MESSUAGE TENEMF.NT or DWELLING HOUSE,
GARVIN :11111APIVaTILHANCES,
. .

(Near adjoining to Lot I.) in the Occupation of Mr. JOHN
FROST, •ith a MALT-HOOD[ thereto adjoining and belong-
ing, in the Occupation of Mr. LEE.
For further particulars app:y to Mt. CLriuMT, Solicitor,
in Alton, Hants.
London, England, 1802-02-12

FROM LLOYD's LIST.

DEAL, FEB. I i.—Wind N. N. E.—Sailed the
PLANTAGANET man of war, and BEAULIEU frigate,
for Portfmoudi ; MARVIS OF WELLESLEY, CI-
RENCESTER, LADYIJANE DUNDAS, and HOPE; Eaft
Indiamen, and feveral other outward.bound veffels
for their deftinations.

GRAVESEND, Fes. t t.—Paft by the Duke of
Clarence, AN DR awr., from the Cape of Good Hope;
Caledonia, PAGE, from the South Seas; Triton,
THOM r soN ,frorn Surinam ; John Adams,Pa aorr,
from Savannah; Star, Limo Lam, from Bolton;
Patriot, ----, from Virginia; Kitty, HUGH as,
and Mediator, Owls, from Waterford.—Sailed
the Argo;Vittrra, for Tobago; Felicity, WATER..
man, for Bolton; Two Friends, Vosa, for New
York ; Twee Gebroders, and the Swift,
for Hambro'.
London, England, 1802-02-12

PORTSNTOUTH, FEBRUARY tf.

Sailed the DRUID, 0(32 guns, Capt. Ross, and'
WINCHELSEA, of 32 guns, Capt. HATLEY, with~
the ad Battalion of the 85th Regiment, for Jamai-
ca; alfo the BOADICEA, of 38 guns, Capt. Row-
LEY, for Plymouth; and CARY sFoRT, of z 8 guns,
Capt. DRUMMOND, on a entire after Smugglers ;
alfo the Harriott, of Portfmouth, Pi N SON, for Gi-
braltar and Malaga ; Surprize, PEARSOD, for Lit=
bon ; Hazard, Cu mantic, for Jamaica; George,
BOYLE, for Lifbon ; Jamaica, Taos, rsom, for Ja-
maica; and Cygnet, CAMERON, for Antigua.—Ar-
' rived here this day the Eall India (hip Lady Bur-
gefs from the Downs ; brig Admetus, GALLES,
with coals from Sunderland. Laft night arrived
the brig Hunter, STAPLES, from St. Michael's with
fruit, bound to London. The wind having fhifted
round to the Northward the chips that put back to
St. Helen's again got under weigh this afternoon
for Torbay. • i

SHEERNESS, FER It.,

Sailed for Deptford the SANTA THERESA, RE-
SOURCE, MINERVA frigate; and the FERRETTER
gun brig, to the Great Nore.—Arrived from
Portfmouth, and failed again for the River to be
paid off, the PHAETON, CL EOPATRA, HEROINE, and
la VOLAGE frigates.—Remain at the Nore the !hips
as per laft.—Wind N. N. E. moderate.—Greai
depredations have been committed here, by the
water pirates among the (hips in ordinary: a few
evenings ago a gang of them boarded the Hol-
fiein, Dania prize, and Role a &cam cable about
too fathoms long. Numerous complaints are made
on this fuhjell, not only from the flips in ordinary,
but from merchant and collier (hips, who have full
fered from thefe mifcreants.
London, England, 1802-02-12

CAPITAL PRIZES fold, (bared and regiftered
IA Year by Media. CARROLL and Co.
In the Taft Englidt Lottery—No. 4,34 e, a Prize of 30,0001.
!hared fit Three Eighths and Ten Sixteenths.
And in the tall July and Nov. Irina Lotteries, No. 2,171 a
Prize of 10,0001.; and No. 3,996, a prize of 5,0001. was fold iii
One Quarter, Two Eighths and Eight Sixteenths.
Allotment (mailer Prizes of 20col. 1000 E sod. Sec. Ste.
And the Money Paid on Demand, •
At their truly Fortunate ankOld-eitabliffiecl Office, (appoint:ll
by Government), No. 26, OXFORD-STREET, near
Rathbone-Place, ("polite Sohn-lquarc, London.
Tickets and Stamped Shares for the caning Lottery are
felling in great variety on the loweft terms —Perfons in the
Country may be fopplied with Ti. Acts and Shares, by fending
good Bills, Poft Office Orders, Bank Notes, or Caffi, (poit or
carriage Nid) &reefed as above.
The prefent Price of Shares
Half - A, 812 o Eighth - 2 3 6
Catttr - 4 6 6 Sixteenth - t 2 0
The Englith Lottery begins Drawing on the tit of nett Month.

OUR OWN STATE LOTTFRY,
Pars Pazzas IN ova owm MONLY—viz.
STERLING CASH!

Without any Dedualon (in July), and commences Drawing on
the Fird of March, ISoa.
POPE prefumes to fulimit to Public Attention
• a few Obferrations on the Qualities and Excellencies of the
LOTTERY, cow fo fpeedily a: aue.
In point of Seagate, the prefcnt manifeßly,rifes fuperior to
any former Lottery, whether eftimated on the ground of CA.
Pll AL PRIZES, or inereafed Number of a lefer defeription.
Even the very luvreft ClA's of Prizes, titofe oft Si has au addition
of Aoo, amounting to 14,4001. beyond the Scheme of laft Year.
To INDIVIDUALS, CLUBS, and SOCIETIES. fuch a
Scheme prtfents a more rational Syltent of Adventure, from its
greaterrobahility of Succefs ; a-id u M Chalice has no limits,"
the Ho of Two TICKETS only may eventually become pot•
felTed of the magnitudinous Fortune of
London, England, 1802-02-12

ENGLISH STATE LOTTERY for Ifioz.
Begins Drawing IR of March aos.
THE Tickets are fold and divided into Halves,
Qcarter, Eighths, and Sixteenths, by
HAZARD, BORNE, and Co. Stock-Brokers,
At their State Lottery Office, No. 93, under the Royal Ex.
change, London ; and no where elk on their account.
PRESENT PRICE or SNARLS.
Half 4.8 la Eighth - • 23 6
Quarter 4 6 6 Sixteenth - z 2 0
a All Shares fold at this OfSe, be Ramped agrecahle
to Aft of Parliament, and alto with the Crown, and round k
Hazard and Co's. Lottery Office.
Letters, poll paid, duly anfwered, and Schemea gratis.
• • Orders accompanied with shortdated Bills un London,
or Poft Office Orders' punftually attended to ; and to prevent
miftakes as well as delay, Corrcfpondents are rcquelbxl to
tranfmit them by Polk.
Bank, India, and South Sea Stocks, with their fcveral An.
nuides, India Bonds, Exchequer Bills,and all kind of Govern-
ment Securities, bought and fold by Commiffion.
London, England, 1802-02-12

DORS rski IRE.
TO SE SOLD EY PRIVATE CONTRACT,

- -
HE MANORS of TARRANT-MONKTON
T
and TARRANT-LAUNCESTON, fit nate near the Great
Weltern Turnpike-Road, between Salifbury and Blandtord ;
within five miles of the latter, in one of the molt eligible parts
of the County of Dego, with Courts Baron, Royalties, Pri-
vileges, and Immunities to the Paid Manor belonging.
The Manor of Tarrant-Monk ton comprifcs as follows:
aft, A capital Tythe free Farm io the occupation of Mr. James
Cantlo, on a Leafe of which only two years are unexpired, con-
taining near goo Acres of Meadow, Arable, and Down Land.
xilly, Tr= Tythes of the reft of the Parifh of la.rrant-Monkton.
3dly, The Reverficin in Fcc of divers Copybold and I.eafehold
Elates, in all of the yearly value of about 2801 held by one,
two, or three Lives, but chiefly on.one old Life.
1 he Manor of TARRANT LAUNCESTON is all in the
Lord's hands (except a few I.ifehol& Cottages,) and confifts of
one of the molt eligible Farms in the County of Derfet, called
LAUNCESTON FARM, containing upwards of tsoo acres
of Meadow, Arable, and Down Lands, within a Ring Fence,
in Severalty, and Tythe Frec, in the occupation of Mr. Robert
Budden, on a Leak of which only Four Years are unexpired.
The lituation of this Elate near the Great Weltem Turn-
pike Road, in a Country abounding with Game, mutt render it
particularly eligible to a Gentleman who may wills to build a
Hunting Box, and the Elate itfclf rolfelfes many advantages
which will be obvious to a purdaafer on a view thereof.
N. B. The Land Tax on the Elate is redeemed.

The Tenants, Mr. Cando and Mr. Budder, will Mew their
rfeprelive Farms; and fur particulars apply to Mefirs. King
and Johns, Anomie.; at Law, at Blandford, who have a Map
of the Eltate; or to Mr. Davis, of Horninziliaro, near Warmiti-
!ter, Wilts.
London, England, 1802-11-06

HOLLAND.

AMSTERDAM, OCT. 29.—A letter from Cracaw,
dated the zd inftant, contains the following intelli-
gence :—" To-morrow we exped here the Grand
Duke of Maria, CowsTANI-1,4E, on his way to Vi.
enna and Drefilen, to receive his Confort, or Prin.
eel's of Saxe Coburg."
Nov. I.—A letter from Prague, dated October
15, Pays—" We learn from Jally, that the Conful
General of Ruffin has tranfmitted a note to the
Gov zrnment, in which he declares, that attend mull
be put to the ads of oppreffi in and extortion to
which the inhabitants of ill! flat country are ex-
poled. This mite was immediately fent off to Prince
ALEXANDER Suzzo, but a, the latter did not re-
turn an anfwer, the Conful declared in another
note, dated Oelober t, that if a fatisfadory anfwer
was not fpeedily given to the firft neve, he would
charge himfelf with the execution of the orders
contained in it. In this cafe, it is expeded that
the Ruffian troops, which have been for Come time
affembled on the borders of Moldavia, will enter
our territories."

HAGUE, Nov. z.—A proclamation ailed by the
Grifon Government, in anfwer to the FIRST CON•
sul.'s upon the affairs of Switzerland concludes
with the following afrertion :--41 In fine, we can
afrure you, from official advices, that a Secretary
of M. de MARROW, the Italian Ambafrador at
Paris, is arrived at Schwitz." _

• Letters from Vienna Rate, that a treaty of alli-
ance has been concluded between the Courts of Pe-
terlburgh, Vienna, and London. If this intelli-
gence be true, it is of the higheft importance in the
prefent (late of affairs. Prince ESTERHAZYPS
Pion is raid to have had no political objet in view.
He was fent to invite the Git•ND DUKE CONSTAN-
TINE to Vienna ; to accompany him, and to take
care that the moll diftinguithed honours !hall be
paid him in every town.
Advices from Rati(bon, contain the final conclu-
fum adopted by the Deputation of the Diet on the
21ff ult. and the opinion of Auflria upon the gene-
ral plan of the indemnities. They are as follow :