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TO THE DEAF.

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the materials of which it is compofed are perfealy mild and
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London, England, 1802-11-27

LAW INTELLIGENCE.

111 CONTINUATION FROM THE ?RECEDING PAGE.

PREROGATIVE COURT, DOCTORS COMMONS,

NOVEMBER 14.
•
BICKFORD V. HEEELTINE.
This was a quellion refpeeting the laa will and
teflament of Rofe Beckford, Efq. deceafed, which
was propounded on behalf of Mr. Thomas Beck.
ford, the brother of the teflator, who claimed under
that will as univerfal legatee.
It appeared that the deceafed was poffeffed of
confiderable property, to the amount of between
40 and 50,0001. and that this will was made at a
time the deceafed was incapable of writing his I
name, in confequence of having broke a blood•vef-
fel, of which diforder he died within eight or ten•
minutes after he had, with great difficulty, made
his mark to the paper in queftion. It farther ap-
peared, that the deceafed had a natural daughter•
and other near relations, who were entirely paffed
over by this difpolitinn of his property.
The Court, after hearing the Counfel on both
fides, was of opinion that the evidence was too
Sight, under all the cireumaances of the cafe, to
pronounce for this paper, as containing the lalt
will and teasment of the deceafed, and according.
ly rejefled the fame.
London, England, 1802-08-02

WOOLWICH, JULY aso.

The ETH num a new frigate, of 36 guns, was
this day launched amida the acclamations of
feveral hundreds of fpeetators ; the is built on a
new conftruaion, and is immediately to be com-
miffioned by Captain &twist's HaLLowELL, and
is going on a furvey on the coaft Guinea.—The
ULYSSES, of 44 guns, Sir SAMUEL HOOD Com-
modore, and Captain COLUMBINE, with their two
tenders, the ADVICF and EXPRESS, will be ready
to fail for Long acacia, to take in their provitions,
in ten or twelve days previous to their intended
voyage, to furvey the Wand of Trinidad.—The
LOWESTOFFF, a frigate of 38 guns, is to be laid
down on the ilipoltheETHALlON.—The MATILDA,
Hofpital tip at Woolwich, is fold.—The Cows-
sus and SCEPTRE, of 74 guns each, we are in-
formed, are to be launched in the months of
Augua and September.
London, England, 1802-08-02

SIiF.ERNESS, AUGUST:.

Arrived feveral merchant veWels to perform
quarantine.—Sailed his Majefty's sloop AUTUMN,
and the ADDER, Muir, and CONFLICT gun-vef-
fels on a cruife. The CLYDE is taken out of Dock.
The Winchilfea and Boxer gun-brigs, are paid off,
and laid up in ordinary at this port.

YARMOUTH, AUGUST i.

Friday failed on a cruize the ARIADNB frignte.
Arrived the MINX gun-veffel. Yelterday arrived
the Krim Gsomor packet, Capt. M. FLYN, with
mails and paffengers, from Curhavevi; the CON-
FLICT gun-brig ; la CONSTANCE, Capt. MUDGE ;
and the JAMAICA, Capt. Rosa : the two latter veil
leis are under failing orders. The LYNX (loop of
war failed this morning on a cruize after fmug-
glers.—Arrived the AgenoraMi GUAM BARCHAN,
-

ORIENOCk, JULY 26.
Arrived on Saturday, after a patrage of fixteen
days, the brig Concord, of Jerfey, GAUDIN; from
Newfoundland, with oil andlki:js. She bi ings an
account of the lots of two vetrels belonging to this
port on that Coati, viz, the Neptune, I+I•FARLANE,
from Pietotr, bcund to Newfoundlend ; and the
Carelefs, LEA, lion; Demerara, for this p-re.
Laft night the Mate of the fhip Bentim, Lan-
caller, in the Roads, lately arrived from 'Fri.
nidad, fell overboard, and was drowned. It is
Maid he has !di a wife and four children.
Arrived at Port Glafg6w on the 24th, the For-
tune, Lt 1 rcrt, trim Jamaica ; had a patrage of 55
days ; left lading for the Clyde, 1 Lir mon y, A LEI.
ANDUR ; IlOpe; GIBSON ; and, Alfred, CLARK;
parted with the Ccruwall, of and for Liverpool,
from Jamaica, upon the sth of June, in lat. 17,
long. 74., 30, all well. She !poke the Ajax, of and
for Leith, from Jamaica, upon the 111 Inftant, in
lat. SI, long. 24, so, all well.
Monday arrived the Britannia, SERVICE, from
Jamaica,paffage 62 trays,eame through the Gulph,
and law a large fhip on fhore on the reefs off Cape
Florida ; there were a number of craft round her
at the time, but Whether they were wreckers or
verfels Aiding in lightening her, could not fay.
The Sarah, ELWELL, from Charlefion, is in
the river coming up.
London, England, 1802-08-02

FROM LLOYD's LIST.

DEAL, Aueu ST i —S.dlcd the Autumn floop of war to the
Wettward. Wind S.S.C.

G nova SEND. ADO, sr r.--Paffed by, the Earl Howe, Bur.
re.% s, from Calcutta; Mercury, Miller, from Surinam; Po-
mona, ----, from Demerara; Vcftal, Richmond, from
Oporto; William, —, from Newfoundland; Baltic,
at id Walhington, Cruildhank, from Virginia; Argo, Stott,
from Lifbon ; BMA Queen, Ball, from Grenada; Hope,
Pa tteifon, from Dantzie ; Catherine, Wraghnam, from Smyrna;
Ins eructs, Hanlon ; and Briffott, Lindfay, from Greeniand.-
Sailed, the Ranger, for Gibraltar; Charles Carter,
Tompkins, for Virginia; Betfey Caimes, Wilmott, for St.
Kitt's; Iris, Davk, for Malaga; Weinhalds, --, for Ha.
life ; Minerva, Laider, fur Charleflon; Argo, for
Bill~oa; Amis, —, for Antwerp ; Thais, Smith; and Good-
intent, for Hamburgh.
London, England, 1802-08-02

AUGUST I.

This day arrived the chip Weßmoreland, Capt.
We FATLY ; and a tranfport brig, fuppofed to be
the Fortitude, from the Straights, and are under
quarantine.—Sailed the HAKE floop of war, for
Woolwich.—The five following tranfports were
this day releafed from quarantine, viz. Wake-
field, BAAITHWAITE ; Either, FRANCE; Ariadne,
WRIGHT; Thames, M'CLELLAND; and the Ad•
venture, Leas
London, England, 1802-08-02

PORTSMOUTH, JULY 31.

This day arrived the HAW EE sloop of war, from
the Leeward Iflands ; Diana, Capt. B. ALLEN,
from Gibraltar ; and the Agenoria, POSTDATE,
from Malta, which the lcft on the 27th May laft
both thefe are under quarantine.—Came into har-
bour the Lena frigate, to be paid off.—Arrived
alfo the Endeavour, STuDLEY, from Chichefter.—
Sailed the Twccde, LANCASTER, for Sunderland.
London, England, 1802-11-18

PRIVILEGE FROM ARRESTS.

A Rule had been obtained in thew caufe why
Sir Robert Stuart timid not be difcharged from
an arreft. The circuffiftancet were as follow :
Sir Robert had come from Scotland to attend as
a witnefs, upon an arbitration which had been
directed by Rule of Court, in a caufe depending
between the parties. Having given his evidence,
he returned at a late hour to his, hotel. The next
morning he was arrefted, and went to the Rules
of the Flect Prifon, and a detainer was lodged
againft him by the fame Attorney who had arrest-
ed him, at the fuit of another perfon. He claimed
to be difcharged from both aftions, on the ground,
that as a witnefs, he was entitled to prote&ion, the
fame as if he had beenfummoned to give his teal:
mony in a Court of Juftice.

The matter having been fully argued, their
Lord hips were of opinion, that witneires attend-
ing a reference, direkted by Rule of Court, were
privileged from arra, and accordingly Sir Robert
Stuart was ordered to be difcharged, and the At-
torney to pay the coils of the application.
London, England, 1802-11-18

LAW IN? EL LIGENCE.

COURT OF ItlNG's BENCH, NOV. r 7.
Mr. Buetows moved for a writ of /lobar Cer-
ise; to the keeper of the goal of Devizes, in Wilt-.
shire, to bring into Court the body of George'
Marks, in order to his being admitted to bail. His
detention was founded on the (latute 37 Gen. In.
C. tai. which made it fslony for any perfon to
adminifter, or caufs or procure to be adminifier-
ed, or to be prefent, aiding. Or gliding in admini-
-tiering any oath. 'llse warrant of committal
contained fro other charge than that of being pre-
fent, asd aiding and aftilling in adminifiering an
-oath to one James Bailey, on the 17th of June loft,
contrary to the form of the flatute, without rpeci-
lying sitit oath, or defcribing the cireuntiances
of the tranfadion.
..1.01411 tELLINIOII.OII.3II.—.A commitment, Rat-
ing only the adminiftering an oath, contrarrto the
form of the astute, is bad.

Mr. BirSegwe 414 di. fdlsof the cafe Were not,
in the Cmatk(k degree, withitv. the meaning of the
liatutk—tebor were thefe—Meoks and four or fiat
other perfons happened W meet at a public hoofcv
at pelage-4; Sher had been inkoved that .a man
of the new of Bailey, had taken erne in,aead of
wars, Vriook wot:o kiod of dm:2*yd cloth which:
/he ctothiers of that fart of tbe. coautty.kad lot-
* erg ken ill* be)* 01104 their ishogrovs:,
a eolimieledeP f9R the witro due to than. it 1
Nrsl it ,lithibilodettr Lugo
**a a. Wit fagiaallailig.-
monwinsr_thia Mika

'him of having taken truck or damaged cloth in
;lieu
.o(his wages. The man replied, that he knew
ihe had done wrong, hut he never would be guilty
of the like again. He protelled his intention to
this effea in the moil folemn manner, and a Bible
happening to be lying in the room, he of his own
accord confirmed the airurance he had given,, by
i killing it. This occurring at a time when a con-
' fiderible ferment prevailed in the minds of the
labouring manufaaurers of Wilts, the Magiftrate,
beheld the tranfa&ion with a gangrened eye, and
committed all the parties to prifon, under the fiat-
tute he had alluded to.

Lord Esi.smsoaouam pbferved, that the Alt of
Parliament hag no reference to fuch a cafe as this.
Writ granted.
Mr. jearz.t, made a fimilar motion on behalf of
three other perfons who had been committed to
Devizes goal and Bridewell.

bunCAN v. REIMS.

Mr. GARROVOS rule for difcharging the Defen-
dant out of cultocty, Raying the prfteeedings, and
calling upon the Plaintiff and his advifer, Mr. De-
vallon, the Sheriff's officer, to anfwer the matters
of the affidavit, was made abfolute, no caufe being
(hewn to the contrary.
London, England, 1802-11-18

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POR'T'SMOUTH, NOVEMBER. z 7.

Went out of harbou la PIO, frigate.

PI.VMOITI'H, NOVEMBER 16.
ArrVved the Sally, Da,iinso N, from Bbarde4aix.-3ailed dirt
REVOLUTION HAIRE and NAIAD frigztes, ar't Tow NSEND,
RANGER, and EAGLE cutters, on a ere
DOVER, NOV. 16. • •
The la Fleche, French Packet, Captain Lamy, left Calais
ycftcrd •y, about ball putt two I'. M. and about iev:_n o'clock
lait night, ran on thore to the well Ward of Dover Pier (nearly
where the whale came on there), with a prcfs of fail, owing,
it is ruppored, to the darknefs of the night. The wind blowing
fteih to the R. S. E. the was put up to tale this nay, and fetched
411. but (don after the violence of the furl be ...t her entire y to
pieces, and at potent feat-et-1y a vrit:ge of her rernai s. About
fix o'clock A. M. the Counters of Elgin, Capt. SANkLOu,
rived here from Calais, after a pkatant pallge, with the Hon.
C. J. Fox, M. P. and Ru rus KING, Erg. Anibandur from
the United States of Antrrica.—Arrived air° the Two Fri‘cis,
Capt. Gixtcr, with Sir RICIL Bk:.) 0 1 f.; Fit La and fuite ; and
the Rambler, C. DESOBIEZ, with Wm. CAVENDIbIi,Efq. and
fuite ; alto tba Hyacinth, Capt. LAMY, with near 40 paffergers
P. S. An embargo, it is raid, was laid 011 yeltetday, for a few
hours, at Calais, owing, it is Bated, to a Banker of I"...ris Navin;
abiconded.

FROM LLOYD's LIST.

DIAL, Nov.i7.—Remain in the Downs, the Jattraica,
tin-
mortalitc, Topaze,
_ and Conitance frigates.
Wind N. F.
GRAVZSEND, Nov. 17.--Palred by, the Henrietta, Helt;
from Hamburgh; Maria Ann, Mullen, from Stockholm;
Vrow Avergill, Fifher, from Amfterdam; Vrow Armcric.i,
—;
and Got de Verwagting, Groden, from Groningz.r..—.
Sailed the Hibernia, Coughcy, for Belfait ; and St. Andreas,
—,
for Havre. _ _
London, England, 1802-11-20

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HOUSE OF COMMONS.

- -
The SPIAZIR attended at twelve o'clock, and
the Clerk continued to (wear in Members till four
o'clock. About 330 have already taken the oaths
and their feats. Among thofe fworn in this day,
we obferved the LORD idsyct, Lord Wu. Rus-
ma., Lord CHARLIE SODEIRERT, and the Right
Hon. ISAAC CORIY..--AdjOUTlled till to-morrow.

LONDON.

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In a fnbfequent column our Readers will find
fume particulars refpefting Col. Dcfpard and his
affociates. The crimes imputed to them are of

the molt ferious kind, and various as fancy can
invent. If it be true, however, that Defpard is
to be tried upon the Al paired four years ago,

making it a capital felony to feduce the troops
from their allegiance, we may infer that the plot
has been deteaed in time, to prevent its ripening
into any thing like confiffent treafon.
Upon the whole, it teems to us that the public
ought to be free from any alarm refpeaing this
affair. It appears to be a matter rather calcu-
lated to teafe, than to injure—more fitted to ren-
der difaffeaion ridiculous, than to endanger the
Rate. Though real guilt ought to be puniflted,and
all due precaution for the fafety of the King's per-
fon obferved (for the government and conflitution
can be in no danger), it appears to us that in point
of policy it is good to treat fuch low wretches, as
Defpard's affociates are faid to be, with a certain
degree of contempt. Rebels they may very well
be, but not confpirators. They muff always be
mere journeymen plot makers, -mere handicraft
traitors. They fhould be taught to fee, that they
could never rife a flep higher in the new trade
of treafon, to which they would afpire, than in
the honeft callings they abandon. It is aftonifh-
ing how fond men are of thinking themfelves im-
portant, and what fo rnyßerioufly important as to
be in a plot? Hence a certain degree of tempta-
tion, even for the loweß, to engage in fuch in-
trignes. But if thefe people were to find 'that no
body regarded them but as a fet of fools, in all pro-
bability they would not attempt to be knaves. In
all times where much attention is given to plots,
' plots real or pretended have been frequent. Every
man dabbles in them, becaufe every man believes
himfelf jail as fit for a confpiracy as preceding
bunglers. Every man imagines he can make • a
plot as well as he can manufaaure a hob-nail—
while, in reality, he is meddling with what he no
snore underflands, than he does the moll abffrufe
fciences. Men in this Ration may be deluded,
London, England, 1802-11-20

WLNTER~A DIRGE.

Once mon the Sire of Storms his Cloddy tent
Has pitched upon our Northern► hemifphere,

And, crom his tbadowy feat,
Forc'd Autumn to retire.

The feeble race of Flow'rs have breathltheit tart ;
And fad, and folemn, founds the frequent kncli
Of rural Beauty gone—r
Of tural Pleafure loft !
Invidious Hoar-Croft, perching on the (pray,
Where late the wood-lark fang his fweet farewell,

Pierces, with fatal Ring,
The green lears tender nerve.
Waving his ebon wand, the furly Pow'r
Calls forth from their dank cells the chilling train

Of foul unwholfome fogs,
And glooms of hideous hue.
The curtain, that enclos'd Morns rofy couch,
No more its gay embroider'd folds difplays,
As from it the defcends
To greet the tiring Sun.
Eve, like a Mourner, muffled in her weeds,
Betide the tomb of one •e dearly lov'd,
Eyes the dull feene awbile—a
•
Then, with a figh, departs.
To light her chariot on its dreary way,
Night, now, needs all her lamps; Cave when the &bah

Pours from her giver urn,
The radient good around.

Faint Nature falls a prey to atrophy ;
And all her living tribes Teem forrowfol

Their common Parent, this
Declining, to behold.
But thok, to whom the GOD, who governs
Gave intelledtual light, toffs and judge,
They know that, by and by,
Her health WIB be reftor'd.
They know that, by and by, the breath of Spring,
With renovated vigour, will infpire.
Her faded form again,
And deck it With new charms.
London, England, 1802-11-20

PARLIAMENTARY PROCEE DINGS.

HOUSE OF LORDS, FRIDAY, NOV. 19.
This day the LORD CHANCELLOR came to the
Woolfack at three, and fat till four, in which timc
the Duke of CLeasect,the Marquis of AIIIIRCORN,
the Bifhop of Noawica,the Duke of BRIDGWATER,
Earl GOWER, and other Peers, took the Oaths.
The Houfe adjourned till three tomorrow. On
Monday it will fit at one, and on Tuefday at 12.
His MAJESTY is espeded to come on that day, be.
tween two and three, to open the Seffion by a
Speech from the Throne.
London, England, 1802-11-20

LUNEL WINE.

IrHE very extenfive Sale which J. DAL', Pro.
prietor of the Englith ,Wine Virarehotife and Vaults,
No. a 7, Hay Market, near Coventry-ftreet, experienced the
tbtte left years,, for his jiitti- ce•kbrabid• Lune, Wine, which
has been for fume time the lavocirte Beverage In France, has
enabled him to wctend his forma Affmtment fo confiderabls.,
that Families in Town or Country may be fupplied with any
quantity of it at that a„ e, it is acknowledged to be in the
highdt ttate of perfedion. .As an ;ncontravertible proof of the
*holetome quality of this Wine, the Proprietor will, if defired,
give a reference to Come of the firft Medical Charaders, who
regularly drink it in their Fnaiilies.
'Price 245. per dozen—Bottles to be returned or paid for.
N. B. Commands from titie Country, accompanied with
good Bills, or an order for pa4rment in toast attended to
with punduality. • .
London, England, 1802-11-20

• glier44. , •
On the 13th roil. at Alderley Park, Cheihire, tie Hon. Mrs
Stanley, the Lady of John Thomas Stanley, Efq. of two font.
On Friday laft, in l36etors Commons, the Lady of Charles
Bedford, Efq. of a fon.
Thurfday, of twin danghtai,,the Lady of Jame! Atlee, Efq.
of Barl-ftreet, Blickfriars..-

en
London, England, 1802-11-20

FRANCE.

PRIVATE LETTER, PARIS, NOVEMBER is.
Lord WHITWORTH arrived at Paris yeflerday at
three o'clock • he occupies the fame hotel which
the Duke of box sir had, Faubourg du Roule.—
His fuite confifted of four carriages.
An Aid-de-Camp from General LECLERC has
arrived in Paris from St. Domingo. I underhand
from perfons who have fure opportunities of in-
formation, that he brings difpatches of the molt
difaltrous complexion; but the particulars are not
fuffered to tranfpire. It is however underflood,
that a frellt infurreEtion has broken out, and that
the French, greatly reduced in number by the
effeas of the climate, hays fuffered a feiere lofs
from the affaults of the Blacks.
London, England, 1802-11-20

TO BE SOLD,

THE p.erpettial-Adirovrfon Of the Re6tory of
REARSBY, in the County of Leicefter, eomprifing the
Reetorial Houle, which is eligibly fituated in the Parifh of
Reariby aforefaid, within Seven Miles of Lticefier, Eight of
Melton Mowbray, Ten of Loughborough, and Six of Q.2l..iirn.
vion, to all which Places there arc capital Tue. pike Roads;
with feveral Clofes of Rich Arabic, Meadow, and pasture
Ground, in the Lordihip or Liberties of Reariby afordaid,
containing together 335 Acres and upwards. Alio the Tithes
of about 24 Acres of old InCloture, which are taken in Kind,
and feveral Money Paymeftts itt lieu of Tithes, iffuing oMt of
about 23 Cottage Haufes in Pearlin afo-eNd.

Thet-e is nt► hamlet wi•bin the Pariah, and only one Church
to ferve. The prqfent Incumbent is upwards sf 7S years oil,
acd very infirm.
Further Particulars may be had by application to the Rev.
Mr. J. Parfons, of Reatiby ; or Meffrs. King, Cooke, and King,
Attornies, Leistfter.
London, England, 1802-11-20

TO THE VURIOU& IN-FISH SAUCE.

THE NOBILITY, GE-NT it Y, and PUBLIC,
in general, are refpeafully informed, JOHN Bolo* ss and
So m's GENUINE and SUPERIOR ESSENCE of ANCHO •
VIES. continues to be ptvparal by them in the fame manner that
has obtained filch univerral app °lntim for maay years pan.
• The long juftly acquired raperiority of that Article is fully
confirmed in the opinion of the Country at large, and of Perron*
refident in all parts of the Word, and having stood the telt of
trial, ranks it in the fituathin it now-or intaias.
The general utility of THEAR F.SSENCE of ANCHOVIES
and other RICH SAUCES for MOH. Etc. induce* them, front
the numerous Advertifemettts daily appearing, to condole
&c. in purchafihr the fame, as none is to be had cf
THEIR GENUINE, bat at their Warchoufe Is under.
Every other Article in the Oil Trade for fainily de, of the
belt quality. -
WEST-INDIA MERCHANTS, CAtTAINS of SHIPS,
Scc. OFFICERS in the ARMY and NAVY, f fplicd upon
theiborteft notice forthe E.aft and Weft Indies, &e. •

Warchoufe, No. 107, corner of Savoy Steps,
Strand, London.
For the convenience of Families in Scotland, they have ap-
pointed Metfrs. R. Joh:11ton and Co. Edinburg:l, their foie
7 Agents for Pith Skates.

THE CITY OYSTER WAREHOUSE,
No. 8. Lombard•Rretq near.tho 11fi.atifiot?-houfe.

AVID ROSS duets it his bounden Duty to
take this method of conveying his fincere thanks to the
Nobility, Gentry, and Public, for the liberal encouragement
be pas received fine he opened the above Warehoufe in 1798,
aloft refPedifully allures them, that the time line of condud
Which has given his BARREL'S) OYSTERS In marked a pre-
' terrace, Wall be itridly adhered to; and begs to acquaint
:them that he has now a daily fupply of fine flat:toured NATIVE,
MILTON. PYFLEET, and COLCHESTER OYS TERS,
' ready to be fent to any part of the country, packed under his
own immediate infpedtlon, out of the real Tea water, which is
brought to his Warehoufe, and no where rife (at preterit) In
London.
Merchants, Captains, and Families will find his PANDORi
:and NATIVE PICKLED OYSTERS, well worthy their no
dee, as they retain in a peculiar nsasser, their originat flavor,
and warranted to keep in any climate; fold in jos at as. and
Ilk each. His town cuftorlten need not he informed that his
k Oyiter Eating-rooms are commodious and fitted up in a neat
*Tic, the number and refpedability of thole who attend them
Set befpeak their fuperlority.
- D. R. requeffs that he may have previous notice when room
are wanted for feled parties, as they are geaerilly engaged.—
Oyiters theft to pleaft every palate as of lid the Mottling
and evening Papers tacit in.
_ _
London, England, 1802-11-20

MARRIED.
On the z rth init. at Windfor, the Rev. Joint*illiams,M. A.
of Plaxtol, Kent, to Mifs Richard'onostly daughter of Major-
General kichardfon, of the former place.
Saturday laft; at St. Dtinftin's in the %reit, Paul POltan, jun.
Efq. of Surrey-ftrect, to Mifs Juliet Bratithall, front NAT.iu,
New Providence.

MILD. •
Yefterday, in the ARt47eat of his age. sifter an Hine& or Ex
days, Mr. Str.-ell, Book feller, of Coruhill.
At Welton, near Hull, Mifs L'o,lc, tided daughter of the
late Rev. Jofeph L'Ofte, of Louth, Lincolnthire.
On the 23d of Oetober Nit; at Vienna, in the Both year of
his age, General Jerningham, nephew to the lath Sir George
Jerningham, Bart. of Cofsly, in Norfolk. He ferved upwards
of fifty years in the Imperial fervice, and was Chamberlain to
the Emprefs Maria There/a, and to the Emperors Jofeph, Leo-
pold, and Francis.
Robert Winter, Efq. aged 75, of the Pipe• Office—a Gentle-
man well known on the turf, and to molt of the convivial circles
about Covent-garden and St. James's.
On Tuefday laft, Mr. Thomas Pearce, an eminent brewer
of Milbank-ftreet, Weltminfter; in the 51R year of his age.
HIGH WATER AT LONDON BRIDGE TO-MORROW.
Morning
Afternoon •• •
London, England, 1802-08-05

BIRTHS.

On the 30th uh. at Keith Houk, Lady Ann Hope, of a fon.
Tliurfday laft, In Wood-ftri.ct, Cheapfide, the Lady of the
Provolt of King's College, Cambridge, of a fon and heir.
, On the 24th ult. the Lady of William Bell. Efq. of Great
Ormond-ftri.et„, of a daughter.
At Champfleurie, the 2 ce. h tilt. Mrs Johnftoo of Straiton, d
a daughter.
London, England, 1802-04-09

GERMAN?.

VI MINA, MAILCIII 34..—To-day the new Papal
Nuncio to his lemma:. Mkrarry had his audi-
ence of entry ; and Cardinal Rurro, who is go-
ing to Rome, his audience of leave.
The day before yeflerday the Englilh Envoy here,
the Hon. ARTHUR Pao sr, received a courier from
Lord ELois at Conftantinople, who, it is under-
flood, brings very important difpatches relative
to the affairs of Egypt. A great uneafinefs pre-
vails at the Porte, occafioned bya general diftruft
which it has conceived of feveral Courts.

On Saturday laft our ever-honoured Prince, the
ARCHDUES CHALLIS, had another ftrong attack
of his diforder ; but yefterclay and today he was
fomewhat better.

It laid that M. Von CRUMPIPEN will not go as
Envoy to Berne for tome time. The report that
M. Vow Die sIIACII will again leave this city is de-
clared unfounded.

HAMBURG, MARCH 27.—The reigning Duke of
Baum sw wit, as a judge of rare talents, has, with-
out folicitation, given a handfome falary to Dr.
Gauss, a native of Brunfwick, 24 years old, to
whofe accurate calculations Aftronomers are in-
debted for the re-difcovery of the new planet
Ceres. This planet, determined in Germany, has
been firß refound by the two diftinguinted aftro-
nonsers, Baron ZACH and Dr. PLIERS. It muff
have efcaged the French, as they did not fellow
' the Gauffian ellipfe. Dr. Gauss diftinguithed
himfelf Rill more early, as one of the molt pro-
found analyfifts, by a. work intitled : 46
fitiones Arithmeticw, Fleifcher, 1800," in which
kveral propofitions, believed to be impoffible, are
demonftrated to be poffible. The Academy of
Sciences at Peterftmrgh has juft adopted him as
a Member.
London, England, 1802-04-09

'AR 1k EG'

THE E=ltitricion of the Large HISTORICAL
VICTURE. paiutcd by SANUIL JAW'S ARNOLD, repre-
Centiog, on a moll:exttnlire feale,the memorable Battle before
Alexandria, on the stft of March, dos, in which the gallant
Sir Ralph Abererontby left his life, continues open at the Great
Roof; Spring Gardens, every day from ten till dulk.—Admit-
met r..--Sketehes of reference are delivered to Ladies and
Gentlemen honouring the Exhibition with their pretence, and
a pmfun attends to explain the Pidture.
London, England, 1802-04-09

MILFORD, APRIL 4.

This day arrived the Duke of Kent, CLARK,
from the South Seas, a full !hip. On the 19th
ult. being in lat. 42. long. 30. W. fhe fell in with •
the brig Frederick George, of Norfolk, in Virgi-
nia, PETERSON, mailer, out 39 days from Nor-
folk, bound to Madeira, with flour and corn, dif-
mailed and full of water, in which (late the had
been 24. days. The crew, fix in number, during
the time, had lived upon raw beef, flour, and a
(mall quantity of water, and for three days had
tailed nothing. In the early part of their un-
happy fituation they fitted tht boat with what
they could get together, and when in the :la of
putting off the funk, and one man was drowned.
The Duke of Kent, after having there perfens
on board ten days, fell in with an American brig
bound for Liverpool, in which they have taken
their paiTage ; and in proof of the wonder work-
ing ways of PROVIDPNCI, it remains to be added,
that a few hours after thole poor Lllows were
picked up by the Duke of Kent, a heavy gale of
wind came on, which, had they remained in their
former perilous fituation, mutt, in all probability,
have proved their dearation.
Arrived the ESCORT and Issot.swr gun brigs,
from a cruize after fmugglers; and Brothers,
Ltott, from Briftol for Dubltn.
London, England, 1802-04-09

ITALr.

MiLAS' MARCM t4.—The Firll Conful, BONA-
PART E, has reduced the monthly contribution of
the Cifalpine Republic for the maintenance of the
French troops in that country, from a,7 0,000
livres to 1,500,000, from the sad of March, and
to h 600,000 after the enfuing 2 tff of April. Ac-
cording to another regulation, the military, bridges
over the Po, the Gravellone, the Ticione, Ste. are
to be removed, as no longer necefary in time of
peace, and replaced by flying bridges, the main-
tenance of which is to be at the charge of the Ita-
lian Republic.
According to accounts from Florence of the
toth inftant, the French General Rusca has em-
barked with locomen (not SOOO, as was kid), to
take poffeffion of the Ifland of Elba. This is the
only movement made by the French troops in
Italy. General Mvea-r Rill continues at Milan.
Her Majefly the (tvisu of ETRURIA is again
pregnant. A difference has arifen between the
Court of Etruria and that of Madrid, in confe-
quence of which the Spanith Envoy to Florence is
not yet arrived.
London, England, 1802-04-09

REPUBLIC OF THE SEVEN ISLES.

Colts u, Mascot 15.—The greaten diforder pre.
vails in our Republic, and we are more unhappy
than ever ; faaion is fucceeded by faition, and
every month we find ourfelves in a worfe condi-
tion. Zante, Cephalonia, and Corfu, aSually
form three diftina States. To the difgrace of the
Chrißian Powers, the fuprerne direaton of our
affairs appears to be now committed to the Turks.
It is certainly a fingular deßiny, that our Repub-
lic lhould be regulated by the firmans of the
Porte.—The Affembly convoked to give their
opinion upon certain alterations in the Conßitu-
tion fandioned by the Ottoman Porte and its
Allies, have annulled that Conftitution, and ap-
pointed a new Legifiature. The Kaimacan has
in confequence addreffed a letter to the Prefident
of the Senate, demanding the immediate re.ella-
bliffiment of the former fyßem, to died which the
Ruffian fquadron and troops at Naples would, if
necefary, be employed.—The Porte, which has
a difficult enough talk to govern its own territory,
can never rellore peace and happinefs to our un-
fortunate country, unkfs Ruflia, France, and
England, intcrpofe their authority.
London, England, 1802-04-09

'1:1‘. LAIL Night of the Company'. Furor g before Eater.
Mr. LEWIS's NIGHT.
THEATRE ROYAL; CO Y ENT-G AR DEN.
TO. MO RROW EVENING, APRIL 10,180 z,
will be revived Mr. Macklin 's Comedy of
THE MAN OF THE WORLD,
.Sir Perlin: Macfyonpliant, Mr. COOKE,
.(Being his Erit apps 2r:ince in that Chaiadter.)
Lord Lombtrconn, Mr WADDY;
Sidney, Mr. hIUaRAY; .
And Egert" Mr. LEWIS.
Perry Hint, MN. MATTOCKS;
Conflantia, Mlfs HURRAY;
And lady Rodolpha Lucnbercourt, Mrs. GLOVER,
(Veing their lira appearance in doge Cliaradtera)
c iJoroedft,ft,,_
Mrs. BILLINGTOMktdry ibiv:Mta.-fiii this o i lota, '
to Sing a Favourite Air, accompanied on the Violin by Mr.
WEICHSELL; and Mr. BRAHAM and Signora STO-
R-ACE arc fo obliging to Mr. Lewis as to Sing two admired
Songs; a circumftante that cannot poffsbly occur but on this
pnricidar night.
ellich will be added a New Crand Pantomime Drama, in
Two Parts, called
BRAZEN MASK ;
Or, ALBERTO AND ROSABELLA.
flomure and MuSe compulod by Mr. hlounvin and Mr.
y. With entire New Scenery, Machinery, Wars, and
roration&
'Pickets and Places Co be had of Mr. Brandon at the Theatre;
and a Mr. Leeis,s2,Great Queen-itreet,Lincoin's Inn Fields.
London, England, 1802-04-09

THE PEACE.

PERSONS who are difirofed, in confequenee of
the general Peace, to WiLL FIANCL, HOLLAND, or ITALY,
arc refpecifully inform:4l that the three undermentioned works
arc the LAT SST. and the ONLY late ACCOUNTS that have been
Fultlifhed of thole countries, and they furnilh not only their
pram flat, Once their refpeeUve revolutions, but numerous
particular of indirpmfible utility to every Traveller.
L.-111 One large Volume, 1 smo. price 6s. in boards,
TRAVELS in PRA NCE,containing a cireumftantial View
of the PR ES EN F STATE of LEARNING, of the Arts, Ms.
nufadures. learned Societies,Mannerss Ste. in Paris and in the
French Republic. By THOMAS BYGGE,
Prof for of Aftrooomy in the Univertity of Copenhagen, and
late Envoy from the Dania Government, for cossfulting with
the Commit loners for the National Inflituts, relative to the
univrrfal Bah: of Weights lutd Meafures.
Tranflated by JOHN JONES, L.L.D.
IL—ln One Volume, Bvo. price 85.6 d. in boards.

A TOUR THROUGH the BATAVIAN REPUBLIC,
during the Months of OCTOBER, NOVEMBER, and DE-
CEMBF.R. in the Year illoo ; coma:ling an accurate account
of the PRESENT DOMESTIC STATE of that Country,
with Anecdotes of the LEADING CHARACTERS; and of
the late ENGLISH INVASION—By FEI.L.
I I I--To Two Volumes, Bvo. price kts. In boards.
TRAVELS in ITALY, between the Years ins and z 798
containing all the Routes through every Part of FRANCE,
GERMANY, ITALY, and SWITZERLAND.
By MARIANA STARKE,
Ambnr of the WiJow of Malabar, The Tournament, Ste.
London, England, 1802-04-09

HOUSE OF COMMONS.

Blr Wm. SCOTT brought in a Bill for exphinbig and render-
ing more effedual the Ad of Henry VIII. relative to the Re-
tide= of the Clergy. Read a heft and ordered to be read a
feeond time to-morrow.

The Report of the Committee on the Paris Apprentice Re-
*Hier Bill was brought up, and after tome remarks by Sir W.
E and Mr. W. BOOT LI, wa• agreed to, and the Bill or-
dercd to be read a third time on Wednefday.
General GAMMON t made Come alluflon to the Drawback
upon Sugar from England to Ireland, upon which he intended
to make a motion.

The CIIANCILLOII of the Excitation !fated that the final
Report upon this Drawback was not yet received from Ireland.
The lrilh Corn Bill was read a fecund time, and committed
for to-morrow.

The Houle in a Committee went through theWoobtrieh Aea-
dem'. Land BM, and the Report was ordered to be rescind
to morrow. ` _ _

--
Mr. Corn prefented feveral Eftimates rebtive to Inland,
which were referred to the Committee of Supply.

COAL. TR ADA.

Mr. Basis, after Bating that to his perfonal
knowledge much adulteration and fraud exiited in
the Coal Trade, which indeed was generally com-
plained of, gave notice that he fhotild to-morrow
move for leave to bring in a Bill to remedy this
grievance, the principal °Weft of which Bill would
be, to put the nature and kind of the Coals under
the cognizance and authority of the perfons who
are now appointed by law to fuperintend their mea-
surement.
London, England, 1802-04-09

Critical °pinkies on tills Work t

• This entertaining work is the production of an ingenious
ar:l renfible writer. The account of the excavations in Pom-
r,i is the molt ample in our language • and the difeoveries In
ti.e N.:nub:num alto are well detailed. MIL Starke has very
juzlicioully given inftrulliam for virning the cutiofities of Italy,
kb routes, Inns, prices of provifions, carriages, &c. which
wi'! moder the work a very ukful publication to future travel-
ler. • Md.., d, it :arms the heft Pale-wee as and live &HI,
whic!, we recoiled to have feen." Mail+ 'twine.
" This work polferes conaderable merit ; and whets the long
erreCted hour of peace hall fet at liberty the gay, the reftlefg,
the fpendtbrifts. and the invalids, who pant after Voyages and
Travels to the delightbil regions of France, Switzerland, and
Italy, it will be one of the molt ufeful Companions they can
tike with th.m. The fubjtel% are arranged with Judgment,
Talk, and Preciion, and calculated to flure the arid& Tra-
veller the trouble, expellee, and inconvenience of ineumber-
ing his baggage with ten or twelve duodecimo volumes of Pm*
Mecum, the contents of width Mils Starke has dezteroufly
engrafted on her own gamin ftock of knowledge and oblerra-
skin." &wpm liegasiou.

Printed for R. PI No. yr. Et. Paurs. Char& :yard;
fold by Thomas Ilurli.Paternelber-row ; by Carrara and Ca
Old Beed-ftrect ; and gall iselrfalkra

?R4 CE.
PA.RtS, APRIL s.

Letters from Rati!bon, dated March 2s, fay,
the Hante towns, Lubec, Hambargh, and Bremen,
hive taken Reps with the Diet, in order to be de-
chit ed dependent on the Empire, and in cafe of
a ftture war to obtain an unlimited freedom of
commerce. This demand is fupported by a me-
morial, containing (*note very (hong obfervations
on the influence which the free Imperial and Hanfe
towns have on the commerce of all nations.

Letters from Vienna, dated March at, fay,
the lafl letters from Belgrade (peak of the
great a&ivity which the Janiffaries employ to
put the place in a Bate of defence. The negotia.
Lions entered into at Conflantinople by the Aga, in
order to effect a reconciliation with the Porte, have
not yet been attended with fuccefs. This Aga,
who commands the Janiffaries, and ads at the fame
time as Governor of Belgrade, maintains a fre-
quent communication with Passv*w OG Lon. who
has again collected a formidable army in the neigh-
bourhood of Widdin.

A letter from Vienna, of the 2:d ult. fay,—
The Courts of Madrid and Naples are already
giving to each other teflimonies of a fincere
friendfhip, which the intended double alliance
cannot tail to confolidate. The Spanifh Charge
d'Affaires at our Court has received, by a couner
from his Sovereign, the decorations and infignia
of a new order eftablifhed by him, under the name
of the order of Mary Louifa. They are deitined
for the queen of the Two Sieilies, and the three
.Princeffes-her daughters. The King of Naples,
on his part, has tent to his molt Catholic Majefly
and to all the Princes of his bode, the grand
Order of St. Ferdinand, as well as the Order of
St. Januarius to Cardinal de Bourbon and the
Prince of Peace.
London, England, 1802-06-04

NEW SPANISH DICTIONARY.
This day was puhliilied, in Two Volames, large Odtavo,
Price bound 11. 4s.
_ _

A NEW DICTIONARY of the SPANISH
J—IL and ENGLISH LANGUAGES; wherein the Words
arc explained agrecalile to their diglirent Meanings, and a great
variety of Tams rclatin; to the Arts, Sciences, Trade, and
Navigation, carefully eincidated.—Compileil from the heft Au-
thorities, by. HENRY NLUMAN. In Two Parts.

Primed for'Vernor and Hood, J. Sewell, Cuthell and Martin,
J. Walker, T. Dooley, Lackington, Allen and Co. IL Lea,
o:ridge and Son, Ogilvy and Sun, and J. Nunn.
Whore may be bad, by tbefaine Author,

A MARINE POCKET DICTIONARY of the Italian,
Spani;h, Portuguefe, Llcrmium„ French, and Englifh Languages.
Pries: Boards.
London, England, 1802-06-04

HOUSE OF COMMONS.

The Houle went into a Committee on the hilh AR* relative
to the Duties on Coffee. A Refolotion was moved for cond.
nuirg the Paid Adla. The Report was received, and Bilis or-
dered purfuant to the Herolotion.
The Houfe, in obedience to aleffage, proceeded to the
Houle of Lords, where the Royal Affent was given by Com-
mit:lion to feveral Bills. '

The S►CaLTAty at WAX prefented the Army Eftimates for
the remainder of the year, and propoftd they thould be voted
in the Committee of Supply on Wcdnefday next.
Mr. Sr aor.inr prdented the Ordnan e Eftimates for the
fame reriod, and propored to vote them on the fame day.
Sir Haalti MILDMAT. in purfuance of his notice, moved
for leave to bring in a Bill to amend the Adts rt.lativc to the
(hooting Black Game. _ _ _

Mr. VANSITrAnr gave notice that the Navy Eftisnates
would be moved, in the Committee of Supply, on Wednefday.
The CIiANCILI.OII of the Exeuzikoaa gave notice that he
would, in the Committee of Ways and Means, on Friday fen-
night, move a Supply to cover the ferviecs for the remainder
of the year.
Mr. CORRY Rated, that he would, on the fame day, bring
forward a Emilar propofition with refpcdt to Ireland.
Mr. CORA Y moved for an Account of the Sums siceeffary for
the Remuneration of Public Servants In Ireland for extra la-
bour, which was ordered accordingly.
The CHANCILLOI of the Excites:via moved the Hoeft
Ovoid, at its rificg, adjourn to Wedndday next, wilds was
agreed to.
The Irith Coffee Duties Regulation Rill was read a fidt, and
ordered to he read a fecond time on Wednefday neat.
London, England, 1802-06-04

IRISH ELECTION BILL.

Mr. Lsicn movud the tecocd reading of the frith Elcdion
Liii.

Mr. Fcisr t■ wilhed the Hon. Gentleman would poltpone
t'e motion, as there were fevcral Gentleman who wilily' to
deliver their fentiments oti that Bill, who were not then prcfent.
Mr. I.clou laid the Seflion was very far advanced, and he
had gi vtn notice to every Gentleman who had fpoken to him
upon the fohjeet, that it was his intention to move the fecond
reading of the Bill this day—he fhould therefore perfill. in his
motion. The Houfe then divided, For the fecund rcading3;
Againil it 7—Majority 18.
London, England, 1802-06-04

prajnee of the tale of Old Naval Storer, that
l'eatious were paid to the Fillt Lord of the Adrai-
ralty, the Treafurer of the Na: y, :nt•d the Judge of
the Admiralty, but the whole of :Le Fenfl:ins in the
pi iuted lilt did not amount to above eight or nine
• thoidand pounds, whereas, he prefumed. the while
amottut of the produce of Naval Stores ‘v;
to aniomit to nearer eight times ac much. He
thereMre moved an Addrefs to his Majcily to give
or:lets that an account of their whole amount
ihould ht laid before the Houle.

Lord laid, ts the Noble Earl 1:141
much firth on the word Pay.:orr, he would not
objea to his motion. From the time that the Mlice
of Lord High Admiral had been ahoiithetl, it was
well known that fund was createJ by the produce
of tit,: (ale of naval fibres, and that it was as appli-
cable to public purpofes as any other public money
whatever.

The Earl of Sty FFOLK (aid he had ufed the word
Pt•njons bee:title he found the printed paper on the
ta,le denominated them—" Penfions and Gratui-
tio."

_ .
Lord AUCKLAND laid, the Noble Earl was un-.
der a miitake throughout the whole of the opinion
he entertained upon the fuhjea. The amount of
the ptoducc of the fide of old naval (toms was no
keret. It was annually laid upon the table of tha
Houle of Commons, and was to be fen by any
Nlentber of either Houle of Parliament.

Lord SUFFOLK'S motion vas agreed to.
MILITIA AUGME4TATIONI BILL.
Co reading the Report t,f lie Committee on
this Bill,
Lord HOBART introduced an amended Claufe,
in lieu of that which he had moved in the Com-
mittee on Monday lath
This gave rife to a long and defultory converfa-
tion betwetn the Earl of Carnarvon, the Lord
Chancellor, Lord Fitz william, Lord Peiham, Lord
Romney, Lord Hobart, and other Noble Lords.
At laa the Houle divided on it.—Contents 13—
Not Contents 6.

After fumy further conyerfation, Lord Rota.,
moved an amendment, which was agreed to as
were likewifc fiveral moved by Lord HOBART,
which ended the bufinefs of the Report.
Some othei bufinefs of form took place, and
at tight o'clock the Houfe adjourned to Weiner.
day next.
London, England, 1802-06-04

this prole& it wonid appear, that it srould take
fevf !heel) years to.put the enuatry in inch a ltate
as it would have been, had 01:: late Minitler con-
cluded a peace when Bonaparte lent his overtures
in f. inuary 1000.

Some further obfervations were made by Mr.
VAKSITTAKT and Mr. Born. The ref,lntions
were agreed to. The Finufe refutted, and die
report was ordered to be received on Wednelday.