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London, England, 1802-05-07

DENALIRK.

COPENHAGEN, APRIL so.

The Dann troops who fortunately arrived on
20th of March in the Danith !flan& in the
We.} ive 101 l hut one man on the voyage.
Between the 16th and 19th lA. it 1 (hips paired
the Sound. On the 16th arrived the Swedi(h fri-
gate Jaramis, of 32 guns, which, under the com-
mand of Captain Hu sm, is destined for St. Bar-
tholomew, and failed the day after.
LA week, in one day, forty-five (hips paired
ti•ruugh the Canal, of which there were
stilly three Englifh.
ARIL 25.—The direEtion of the Aftatic Com-
pany has, by yeflerday's port, received intelligence
that the 111;p Chridianfhaven, Captain STAGE, ar-
ri' c.l at China on the 3oth of Auguft 1.111.
Between the 19th and 23d init. 242 (hips paired
tl.e Sound.

The frizite, Iris, which has arrived at our Well
lin.:ia ,aken on board Mi. SWIN plias e.
the Englith Commig:tt y authorized to deliver up
the lands.

GARALIS

VIENNA, APRIL a.

Our Government has now publicly declared
the o delves in favour of the Cow-peck inoculation.
With the approbation of the Emperor, the Re-
gcncy of Lnwtt Anflria caused a public experiment
r_lp•_dirg it, to be made in the hofpital here;—
:6 child! tn, who had not yet had the natural
(mall pox we-c, under the diredion of the Court
Couniellor, Fit % CK, the Vice-Precident of the Pro-
Goverannt, Crunt Kt FSTEIN, feveral
Ph yficians, &c. inoculated with the Cow•pock.
1)u; ing the while pro,efs not one child was fo ill
as to be ohlig :d to b=an hour in bed ; molt of
them cat, drank, and played as itfual. To prove
whether the Cow.pock he a certain mean of pre-
vent 4117 the natural pock, fifteen of the children
inociilated wi!li the latter. Except one
child, who had had an ag.i?. for fotne days, nut one
.vas Icihed with a fever —on ncnc of thole inocu-
lated was any trace u; the hi caking out of the pock
uhlt. t red.

P4RI.I,IMEN7ARr PROCEEDINGS.

HOUSE OF LORDS, THURSDAY, MAY 6.
C.aulfel were finally heard relative to the Scotch Appeal
Hug v. Thwaites. namely, the ATTORNEY GENERAL on the
part of the Appellants in reply, after which their Lordthips pea-
pow d the further hcari-g of the cafe till this day fe'nnight.
'I hr Y.IfiOLIS Bills before the Houle were fore,ardial in their
refpcaive Bar I._

The Elc4b-on Treatln: Bill was brought up from the Cons-
mnos by Lord Br.Loawvt, And one Private Bill was prtfented
by Mr. lotion LL.
private hulinefs was then difpnfed of, and their Lord-
Clips adjourned until to-morrow. when the lioufe Bands fum-
n.o::-‘1 UpJll the mutton of Earl SPLSCCR.
London, England, 1802-05-07

By JOHN OVERTON.

" Be ready always to give an anfwcr to every man that
aiketh you a reafon of the Hope that is in you." Sr. Par ea.
" We have in fad kilt many of our people to Sedaries, by
not Preaching in a manner fufficiently Evangetc4; and we
!hall neither recover them from cztravaganeies, into which they
have run, nor keep more from going ever to them, but by re-
turning to the right way." Archbifhop SleCgt R.
York : Printed by T. Wilfon and R. Spence, High Ouicgate ;
fold by Mawnian, Poultry ;F. and C. Rivington, St. l'aur*
Chun- h-y,rd ; Mathews, Strand; and Seeley. Ave-Maria-lane
London: J. Wolitenholme ; Wilton and Spence; and J.'rod I
York ; and the other Bookfellers.
London, England, 1802-05-07

Is the Centre of the Rotunda, which will be decorated with
tome 'becloud variegated I amps, will be crafted a Traafparent
TEMPLE OF PEACE,
DeOgr:ed and etecnord by Mr. CAPON.
The Gardens will tte.brilliantly illuminated, and at the enl
af the Canal will be cre.fild the Building with the Tranfpa-
rendes ; and the whole of the Decorations and variegarcd
Lights. as exhibited by Order of Mt. OTTO, on the Evening
of the PROCLAMATION of PEACE.
And at eleven o'clock will be exhibited $ molt Magnificent
FIRE-WORK.
By the celebrated Artift Monfieer Rocca':

!sadly &Par to the one be difplaved by order of the Preach
Governs:wit, at the National Fete at Paris.
In the courfe of the Evening,
A Concert of Vocal and Inftrumental MUSIC,

In which will be introduced a Hymn to Peace, as fung in the

Place dc Concnide at Paris.
Admktanee los. dd. each perfon. Coffee and Tea included.
Loon to be opened at t• fight, the Cceicett to commence at Niue,
and the Piro-Works at Ele►cn precifely.
London, England, 1802-05-07

NAtifitiL INTALLIOEIit'IL

triAlLt THIS DAY.—.WIND N. Fl
Mtatvltti. go*.
i Dublin, a
2 Waterford. i
o Haruhurgh, 0
I French, o
I Dutch, •

41=•=•••

PORTSMOUTH. MAY 6.

This day arrived the Ferramas Swedifit frigate;
Ruby, —, (Swede,) from Copenhagen, bound
to the Welllndies; his Majelly's (hip Bear:Atm,
of 98 guns,AdmiralCowsowoon ; Mary,Tvit Es,
from Sunderland ; Rover, BAGt, from Havre de
Grace; Anna Johana, VOTHALL, from Fredrick-
!hall ; and the George and Mary, —, from
Southampton. The DroMmon.l, YOUNG, has
failed for Leghorn.—His Majely's (hip la NYMPH
was this day paid ofE—Sailed the Penelope for
Marcou.

POOLE, MAY S.
Arrived—The Charlotte, Roberts, and filth' (try, Ably, from
Southampton ; Two Brothers, Tindall, and Omega, Mallanby,
from SunJerland ; and Dart, Beal, from Portfmouth.
Sailed+—The Magntt, Akerman, for Liverpool;
Williams, for Portfmouth ; Good Intent, Ballard, fur Cowes ;
Sidmouth, Faulkner, for Exeter; Parkftone, Feacy, for New.
foundland, and Adive, Pearcy, for Southampton.
London, England, 1802-05-31

FALMOUTH, MAT sIL

Arrived this morning the Dust of Toss packet,
Capt. DCA ra, in (even days from Lielott, with a
: the left there the Pau es of WALis packet,
'fours, which was expelted to fail this day with
thee! Mails for England; arrived alto the LADY
A 111 s r 'AA packet, PORTIVII, with biails from New
York And Halifax, in so days; the George cutter,
pt. GI ssnx, with fruit from Linton, in 7 days,
I,r a market; the brig Autora, Capt. Ts siunosa,
from 'l'encriffe, with barilla, /cc. for orders ; and
the Three Brothers, Capt. WESCOTT. with bale-
goods, from Liverpool.—Salied the &Puna fchoon-
er, of 16 guns, Lieut. HAIRI son, and the ACTIVD
Excite cutter, KISSNAI, on a cruife againa the
fmugglers. The Waxsot oH AM packet, with 'mails
for Lilbon, will fail to-morrow if the wind be fa-
vourable.

PORTSMOUTH. MAY 29.

Arrived this day his Majefty's fhip Isis, from
Gibraltar: this is the frigate that carried out his
Royal Highnefs the DuicE of KENT, Governor of
Gibraltar ; Singleton, RT. HARPER, and Peace,
—, from the Straits, and are under quarantine ;
and Mercury, Paz„ ER, from Savannah, bound to
London, loaded with cedar, logwood, coffee, fo-
gar, &c.—Sailed the Endeavour, Lit, for Sun-
derland ; the Good Hope galliot, BARER, for Am-
fterdam ; the Vrow Anna, D. Am s Tot: ; the Vrow
Anna, C. J. AN 'Toe ; and the Dratoana, A.
.A s nit • vs, for Embden.—Went out of harbour the
Atty., BURTON, with a few invalids, bound to Lon-
don. The Richard and Mary, HANATORD, was
this day releafed from quarantine.
Thi' day being the refloration of King CHARL as,
the royal flandard was honied at the ufual place,
bells ringing; at :2 o'clock the guns on the plat-
form fired ; and at one the (hips at Spithead fired
in commemoration of the day.
Max 3o.—This day arrived his Majefly's fhip
FLORENTINE, and the TELEsuceus, (Bark) Capt.
JOHN PAIN, from the flraits, and are under qua-
rantine ; the UNICORN frigate, and SOPHIA floop of
war, from Ireland; the Hearn, Rostarsow, from
Chriftiana ; and the Venus, RORRITSON, from
Sunderland.—Wind S. E. with rain the whole day.
London, England, 1802-05-31

IN INDIA.

On the tads September, onboard the Fort St. George, at
Kedegree, Edward Moore, Efq. of the Hon. Company's Civil
Service, at Bengal.
On ie bth September, Mrs. E. Honeycomb.
On the Bth September, in Fort William, Mr. Woodford,
Cadet, on the Bengal eßablithment.
On the Bth September, at Calcutta, Mr. Richard Seeger.
At Rangoon, on the 9th May, 1805, Captain Peter Landa-
man.
At Madras, on the ath Aoguft, at the Garden-tioufe of the
Right Hon. Lord Clive, Major Alexander Grant. of the 6th
Regiment of Native Cavalry, Private Military Secretary to the
Right Hon. the Governor, Commandant of the Body Guard,
and Town Major of Fort St. Gone.
At Madras, on the 24th Anne., in the 28th year aids age,
Lieutenant Wm. Cattle, of the Engineers.
At Tuticorin, ot the wounds he received at Panjahmathorchy,
Lieutenant Torriano, of the gth Regiment of Native Infantry.
At Bombay, on the 54th Await, Lieutenant F. Higginfon,
of the Marine.

NAVIGABLE CANAL PROPERTY, EXCHEQUER
ANNUITIES, and GLOBE SHARES.
MONTHLY SALE.

TO BE SOLD Mr. SCOTT,
On Friday, June 4, at twelve o'clock, at Cutaway's, Moor-
alley, London,
THE GrAnd Junction and Paddington Canal—
Original Shares, Half Shares, and Optional Loan, bearing
5 per Cent. per ann.
The Stourbridge Naviption—Three Shares. The profits'
are t 41. to. per &are per annum.
The Crinan Canal in Seodand—Twenty Shares of Sol. each.
The Logan Navigation in Ircland...Tbrec Bomb ay soor
each, bearing s per Cast. intezeit, paid half yearly. Two Ex-
chequer Orders of soL per swam AM Twenty-five Globe
Agurance Shares.
Particulars at Hatehett's Hotel, Piccadilly ;at Gateway's;
and of Mr. Scott, Ludgate hill, London, who is coownieioned
to fell part of the above, and Shares In various Concinns and
Eftates, by Private Contra&

INSTANTANEOUS REI

the many in (lancetthat ave occurred of the
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TAmtreindinary ilian ;
elßesey la the rdid of the emit excruciat-
ing palm in the head, by the appli of Dr. =ADCs CE-
PHALIC FLUID, or Anodyik fence for the Head-aeb,
the following moil remarkable Document is added for the fads-
factinn of the Public:
To Mr. Oardner. Apothegm', olgorpe-fret.
Sin—Yefterday I was reined with a molt violentitadA
Acb, and in coufequence wakunable to attend to bands. I
thought of trying what effect Dr. Blair's alphas Fluid would
• have ; and, men efts it according to his diredtiens, I was re-
lieved almoß inftantaneoully front the violent pain, add in a
-few minutes was entirety relieved from it. This inforroadon I
have fort you. that others labouring under the fame violent
complaint May have it in their power to procure relict
And am, Sir, your obedient fervent,
" Sept B,:Sot. " S. CHEYNE, 'Anhwei."
Sold, by appointment, at Cockers Medicine Warehoufe,
No. 219, Strand, 7th honk from Temple-Bar, price sa9d.
duty included; and fold retail at all relipedtable Medicine Shops.
Obferve the fignature, j. CacIAU, in his hand-writing, without
which none-are gamine.
London, England, 1802-05-31

TO BE SOLD,

Purloin to a Decree of the High Coast of Chime/fry, made in
a Cade " Smith v. Calhoun," before job Spina. Bk.
one of the Mailers of the Add Court, In 1.4 w
THE Manor or Lordlllipi of TI,DtS*ELL
and HIGHLOW, with the feveralMilibmis and Farms,
Lands, Tenements, and Real Elates, late of John Archer, Efq.
Saute in the Several Pariikes, Townthlpe, and Places of Tidd-
well, Highlow, Nether Mutton, Hatherfedge, Hope, CalUeton.
TbornhW,Eyam, ()slyer, clhapel in the FrMi Little Haddon's',
InlAcY, Litton, Wardlow, dothaidge, Oireitein, Halleford,
Baroforth, Holene, and Bakewell, in the County of Derby.
Pardeulan whereof may he had (gratis) at the fold Maker's
Chambers, in Southampton-buildings, Chancery-lane, and of
Wks. Graham, Solicitors, llrineoln's tap. London.

NORTHUMBERLAND. •
'TO BE RE-SOLD, purfnant toliti order or his
Majesty's Court of Exchequer, in a' Can& depending
therein,indtuled Reed againft GoldbUrn, before Abel Moyfey,
Efq. Depthy to his Majcfty's Remembrancer of the Paid Court,
at his Chambers, in the Exchequer Office, in the Inner Temple,
London, on Saturday, the 26th day of June, 1802, at Twelve
o'clock at Noon; a Freehold Eftate, called BIRDHOPE
CRAIG, situate in the Parini of Elfdan, in the County of
Northumberland, cemprifing Birdhope Craig and Silburn Foot,
now let to Mr. John Davifon, Tenant at Will, at the clear
yearly Rent of One Hundred and Forty-two Pounds.
Further Particulars may be had gratis at the Office of the
to his Majefty's Remembrancer, at the Exchequer
gZeneTaforefaid ; of Mr. Ellis, Solicitor, Newcaftle-open-Tyne;
Mari. Dann and Trefdale, Solicitors, Threadneedle-arm,
London; Mars. Purvis and Surtoes, Solicitors, Ncwcaftle-
upon-Tyne ; and of Mt. Grey, Solicitor, Holborn-court, Gray's
Inn, London.
London, England, 1802-05-31

A VALUABLE LIVING FOR SALE.

TO BB SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT,
I'HE Perpetual Advowfon of the &dory of
•a• Spazton, In the County of Somerfct, (fubjeet to the Life
Interdt of the prefer* incumbent, who Is in his yjth year, and
very Infirm.) The Glebe and Tythes are now let to a Prodtor
for about 4001. per annum, and have not been advanced for near
3o years. They aft coofequendy capable of great Improvement,
as the Pali& C 0131411111 3041 acres of very rich Land, about stloo
of which are arable. It is lituated in a very healthy delightful
fpottlng pin of the county of Somerfct, being &Rant about
five miles from Bridgewater, eight from Taunton, two very ca-
pital butte towns, and only four miles from the Sea.
The %Nonage Houfe is a large fubitandal ftone-built
and tiled Building, with a coach.hotsfe, Rabies, barns, and other
scceffary Aces, in complete repair, with a good Garden, and
64 acres Of Glebe Land, in a high Rate of cultivation.
Letters may be addrcifed to Mars. Pearfon and Son, No. 6,
Purnp.court, Temple, London; and Mr. Ruffen, Attorney at
Law, Beaminfter, Dorfct, who are authorifed to treat for the
fame. William Williams, of Spazton, will (hew the Pre:lnks.
London, England, 1802-05-31

YARMOUTH, MAY 30.

On Friday failed the Adder to cruize in Hoze.
ley Bay.—Arrived the boats of the Hunter cutter,
with 45 tubs of Geneva, which they picked up at
lea ; :No the Mallard gun-brig, the Mary,
JOHN HURDEL, from Cadiz, with wines, and the
Yar, HARRIS, lail from Dover, with ditto.—
Sailed to the Eaftward, in ballet, the Jarvis, PA RH.
zry, Diana, BARRETT, and Young Richard, ay.
—Paired through the Roads upwards of 800 fail
of colliers.—This morning arrived the Cruizer
gun-brig.—Remain in the Roads the Ariadne
troop, with the Mallard and Cruizer gun-veifels.
London, England, 1802-05-31

FROM LLOYD'S LIST.

DEAL, MAY 30.—Arrind and failed for the River the Alex-
andria, —, from Savannah.—Came down the Sir William
Rendes, Rhodes, for the Eaft Indies, and ramains..—Wind
R. N. E.

CRAV&SIND, MAT 30.--Faffed by the Montreal,
from Den erara; A nnowin, Brown, from Philadelphia; Ma-
riner, Cc -I.3win, from Jamaica; Fame, Dawfon, from Cadiz;
IV am, Poole, from the South Sear; Draper, M.DemakL from
Bellaft; Hazard,—; Vrow Catharina, —; Magnet, For.
fter ; and Jane, Wilton, from Danzig.—Sailed the Leander,
Whiter, for Done ram ; Helton, , for Peterfburgh ; Friends,
Maxwell, for Elfimre; Elizabeth, Cobb; and Voyager, An.
erten, from Hamburgh ; Annabella, Binge. for Cadiz ; Sal-
ter, fur Fayall ; James and Mary, —, for Dunkirk ;
Eaprdeur. , for Havre ; for Dieppe; page
Peirce—, for Calais; Zeelull.,—; and Fabe Mania,—,
for Rotten.

IMPERIFUSE's SHOAL.

DOCr!frien of a Shoal, 4111.coverc Onthc3oth December WI,
by Capt.tin Jobas Rowley, commanding his Mayfly's chip
pericufe. Madras, Auguft a 6, 28.22.

a At day-break faw a Shoal extending about
three miles from the S. W. to N. E.; on die S. W.
and fhoal water with high breakers ; the N. E.
part a low fend, in forme places covered with wa-
ter, and revere' (mall rocks appearing above wa-
ter. As far to the Northward as could he Peen
with a glafs from the main-top, the water appear-
ed difcolonred, and in many parts high breakers,
no ground, with ninety fathoms—the latitude of
the Sinai, as determined by obfervation at noon,
►^. 35. S. long. by D. R. zzB. 27. E. by lunar
(j)krvation. On the 6th and 7th January found
the ihip about ten miles to the wcaward of the
r..ckor;r.g. (Signed) J. ROWLEY.
N. B. Bearings of Shoal from the chip from N.
W. by W. # W. to N. by Lidifiance at at miles.
London, England, 1802-05-31

TO BE PEREMPTORILY SOLD,

PURSUANT to an Order of the High Court
of Chancery, made in a Conte, the Earl of Macclesfield
again& Wuhan, before Edward Leeds, Efq. one of the Mat-
ters of the Laid Court, at the Public Sale Room, in Southamp-
ton Buildings, Chancery-lane, London, in 21 Lots, on Mon-
day the 2rft and Tuefday the 22d days of June, dna, be-
tween the hours of eve and fix o'clock in the Afternoon :
Sundry FREEHOLD and COPYHOLD ESTATES, late of
Thomas Blockall, Efq. detested, fuaate in the feverol Pa-
tithes of Winston, Hornfey, and Hackney, in the County of
Middietel; in the Pori& of Hitcbin, in the County of Hert-
ford; in the Pugh of Appleton, in the County of alerts; at
Swallow-fields near the road from Reading to Eafingftoke, is
the raid county of Berke, and in the City of Coventry ; And
alto one Stare in the New Myer Company, and five Ira Ton-
tine Debentures of tool. each.

Partkulars may be had at the faid Mates Chambers,
on-building; of Mcffrs. Graham, Lincuin's-inn ;
of Mr. Oxfordibire ; of Mr. Eade, Hitehin ;
of Mr. Thomas Chapman, Land-Surveyor, Richmond, Surry;
and of Mr.l home Grimes, White Bear Inn, Coventry.

COAST OF HAMPSHIRE. •
TO RE SOLD RV PRIVATE CONTRACT,,
Within Haifa Mile of a good Turnpike Road,
ANEW BUILT VILLA, with attached and
detached Offices eompleat, Kitchen Garden, Green -
hook, Ste. furrounded by about 120 Acres of Land, remark-
ably well wooded, with a confiderabla Quantity of fine Oak
Timber. Thu Eltate is warned by a navigable river, on which
there arc two (Lays or Hards. A Farm Houfe, Vard, Barn,
&e. Ste. detached and well planted oat. The Houk is fit for the
Immediate Reception of a Oentlentan's Family, and commands
mob bestial's! Land and Sea Profpeds.
For Particulars apply (if by letter, poll paid) to Mr. Ridding,
Southampton, of whom Tickets may be had for viewing.
London, England, 1802-05-31

MILITARY PROMOTIONS.

WAIL-OFFICS9 MAY 299 1802. -
tit Regiment of Life Guards—Lieutenant Thomas
from the 7th Light Dragoons, to be Lieutenant, vice Cooper, I
who exchanges.
7th Regiment of Light Dragoons—Lieutenant John Allen
Cooper, from the tit Regiment of Life Guards, to be Lieu-
tenant, vice Anfley, who exchanges.
icth Ditto—Humphrey Bowies, Geut, to be Cornet, by put,
chafe, vice Chambers, promoted.
14th Ditro—Chuies Silvertop, Gent. to be Cornet, by pm,
chafe, vice Mahoney, promoted.
15th Regiment of Foot—Eniign WilliaM Cote to be Lieute-
nant, by purehafe; vice Trcaciser, removed to the ad Lift:

Guards.
18th Ditto--Enfign Jahn Dewar, from the 39th Foot, to be
Lieutenant, by purchafe, vice Walker, promoted.
20th Ditto—Captain John Maißer to be Majorby purchafe,
vice Power, promuted..—Licutenant Ralph rrington to be
Captain, vice MAUL
34th Ditto--Enfign George Carnegie to be Lieutenant, by pur-
chafe, vice Dawfon, promoted.
49th Ditto--Enfign A. It. Heyland to be Lieutenant, by Per-
chafe, vice Cooke, who retires.
35th Ditto—Major John Cornelius Halkett to be Lieutenant-
Colonel, by purchafe, vice Lumfden, who redres,—Captain-
Lieutenant Marks Morgan to be Major, vice Halkett—
Lieut. George Evan to be Captain-Lieutenant, vice Morgan.
lad Ditto—Charles Innis, Gent. to be Enfign, by purthafe, vice
Munro, proMoted.
78th Ditto—Lieutenant Donald Macleod, from the Cape Re-
giment, to be Lieutenant, vice Angus Cameron, who re-
tires on half-pay of the Cape Regiment.
Bth Weft-India Regintent—Lieutenant Robert Twaddell, from
the 39th Foot, to be Captain, by purchafe, vice Dillon, who

retires.
Royal Irith Invalids—John Law, Gent. late a Cornet in the
3th Dragoon Guards, to be (Luarter-Matter, vice Aber-
crombie, deceafed.
Royal Military College—Captain Charles Stone, of the t6th
Light Dragoons, to be Paymafter.
BREVET.
- - -

Major-General George Nugent to be Lieutenant-General in
the Mend of Jamaica and its Dependencies only.
Major Robert Hottyman, On half-pay of the late York Fuzileers,
to be Lieutenant-Colonel in the Army.
Kirkaldy Troop of the Fifethire Gentlemen and
Yeomanry Cavalry.
Colonel Ronald Ferguffon, on the half-pay of the late y=d Foot,
to be Lieutenant, vlte Ofwald, dceeafed.
Plympton Maurice Volunteer Infantry.
Thomas Ho:arse:ton, 11q. to be Captaht.
Lieutenant Joreph Weeks to be Captain.
London, England, 1802-07-03

NAUTICAL INTZLLICENCE.

MAILS THIS DAY.-WIND S. W.
mut.

daimon.
• Dublin,
I Waterford,
• liareiburgh,
I Dutch

FALMOUTH, JUNE jo.

Sailed this evening the PRINCE or Watt s packet,
Captain TODD, with the Mail of the 22d inflant,
for Lifbon ; and his Majctly's 114 Rosat to, of t 8
guns, on a cruize againtl fmug ;lers.—Arrived
this day the American 'hip John Morgan, Captain
CHEW, in 30 days from Ncw York, with flour and
Wheat for orders ; alfo the American (hip Eliza-
beth, Capt. THOMAS WILCOCKS, from New York,
after a palTage of 26 Jays, for orders, with flour,
pepper, &c.
P. S. 'Me wind being now favourable, the Witt.-
SINCIIAM packet may be expeCted to arrive with
the Mails to-morrow.
London, England, 1802-07-03

PCCLPSIASTICAL PROMOTIONS.

ilia Royal 1-iighmr; the Prince of Wales has been graciorfly
to appoint the Ret Albert Nefbitt one of his Domenic
C ..plains.

lie Koh Dr. Stevenfon, late Fellow of King's College,
Cambridge, and Rcdor of the Urisa of CALan, i; prefented
to the D.sury of Kiheuora, vacant by the tej6nation of the
Rev. Dr. Cadtatibur.i.
London, England, 1802-07-03

BIRTHS.

In Mountkre-fquare, Dublin, Cuuntda Den, of a daughter.
At Mouut•Pkafaut, Dublin, the wife of William Cockburn,
lifu. of a fun.

(",itt Wedneglay morning laft, itt Henford-ftreet, May Fair,
the Lady of Maor-Gcncral Cafeoyne, of a tiaughter.
At Colchefter, on the 2Gth ult. the Lady of Captain Lloyd,
of the Coldftream Guards, of a for.

- .
Tuefday bit, the Lady of Joan FLmmet. Efq. M. P. and
daughter of Sir
.iLalplt Woollford, Bart. of a Cott and heir.
On Tuefday, the sgth ult. at Champion, Ilk of%lit, the
Lady of ('uluw I Barker, of a daughter.
London, England, 1802-07-03

PORTSMOUTH, JULY 2.

This day arrived the following men of war from
the Mediterranean, and arc under quarantine, viz.'
the DREADNOUGHT, of 98 guns, Capt. Vesmos ;
la Ploys, of 40 guns, Capt. Youmc SOLEBAY;
of 32 guns, Capt. DUNDA3 ; and the ftscuots, of
28 guns, Capt. RATH DOR NI. His Majefty's (hip
Tsiurart. is hourly expzaed.
Arrived the Phoenix, Dotioies, from Jamaica,
bound to London; the Dragon, TuLLOCK, from
South Georgia, with the lots of her rudder three
days fince, bound to London : (he left at Sr. He-
lena, on the t ith of May, the Marquis of Ely,
bound to the Earl Indies ; the Royal Admiral left
St. Helena, on the 9th of May, for Ireland; and
the Diana (whaler) left St. Helena, in company
with the Dragon, but was left at Afcention Ifland,
and was expeaed to fail the next day ; arrived
alto the Friendihip, OAR; from London ; and the
Ant (hoop), &AVERS; with pairengers and bag
gage from the Phcenix.
Sailed the Zephyr, ELLEIST. for Peteriburgh.
London, England, 1802-07-03

To the GENTLEMEN, CLERGY. and FREEHOLDERS,
of the COUNTY of CORN WA1.1,.
ADISSOLUTION (SPittlianictit having taken
place, I embrace the earlieft moment to offer myfelf to
your favour, in the hope of being again p!Aced in the fame
honourable fituation which, through your kindnefs, I have
filled fo many years.
Should I have again the Honour of heing chofen ore if your
Reprefentatives,l truß I (hall difch:zge my Duty with Fidelity
and Independence, and I fhould be ;mere: tui in.l;ed, if I did
not make the Interefts of the County Qi Cori wall tl:e peculiar
objcdt of my CAM and att,nti.m.
I have the Honour to be, wish the greateß refpedt,
Your mint obliged and obedient Servant,
Carelevr, June 29. I:302. W. LEMON.

To the GENTLEMEN, CLERGY, and FREEHOLDERS,
of the COUNTY of CORNW.II.L.
T TAKE the earliell opportunity after the Dail-
-a- lotion of Parliament, to caprefs how much my wifheti Will
be gratified if I &mild lx again riffiniolted to reptclent you in
Parliament. •
Should I ultimately be the objet of your choice at the en-
ruing Elec.%lon, I can give you the affurance that no endeavour
of mine (hall be wanting to promote the bite:vital of the County
of Cornwall; and that I will, on all 0:,-anons, pi.rform my
public Duty with that Independence of Condudt wIllch• you
have a right to cap, :a from your Reprcfentativet.
• 1 have the Honour to be, mutt r: f,:
Your obliged and obedknt Servant,
Trewarthernick, June 29, am F. GRF.OOR.
London, England, 1802-07-03

TO THE CURIOUS IN FISH SAUCP..

THE NOBILITY, GENTRY, and PUBLIC
In general, are refpealuify informed, 3. sugc,ESs and
Sou's GL•NUINE and SUPERIOR ESSENCE of ANCI{O•
VIES, continues to be prepared by them in the famemanner that
has obtained fuch univerfal approktion for many years part.
The long pally acquired Icperiority of that Artick is fully
confirmed in the opinion of the CouLtry at large, and of Perron*
resident in al t.rts of the World, and having Rood the WI of
trial, rank% It in the fituation it now maintains.

The .;tneral utility of THEIR ESSENCE of ANCHOVIES
and ether RICH SAUCES for FISH, &c, induces them, from
the numerous Advertifements daily appearing, to caution Fa-
milks, &c. in purchafing the fame, m none is to be bad of
THI:IR ceNutne, hut at their Warehottfe as under.

Every other Article in the Oil Trade for family ore, or the
heft quality.
WES F-INDIA MERCHANTS, CAPTAINS of SHIPS,
&c. OFFICERS in the ARMY and NAVY, rupplied upon
the tborteft notice for the Eaft and Weil Indies, &c.
Warehoure, No. toy, corner of Savoy Steps,
Strand, London. •

For the convenience of Families in Scotland, they have ap-
pointed Mars. R. johofton and Co. Edinburgh, their foie
Azents for Fifh Sauces.
London, England, 1802-07-03

MARRIED.
Sunday Laft, at St. George's, Hanover-fquare, Mr. William
Hall, of Great Ryder-ftrect, to Mlfs Sophia Choppin, daughter
of Mr. F. Choppin, Park-lane; and Mr. Moron Hall, Picca-
dilly, to Mils Louifa Choppin.
In Cork, jam's Eames, Efq. of Glanmire, to Mrs Harman,
daughter of th.: late Joshua Harman, o Rough-hill, near
Mallow.
At Tipperary, Edward Shadwell Hackman, Efq. to Mifs
Hoops, only daughter of Richard Hoops, Efq.
The Rev. John Graham, to Mifs Johnfon, daughter of Wm.
Johnfon, of Carrigaholt, county Clare.
At H;mburzh,ou the loth ult. Sir Robert Barclay, Bart. to
Madame de Cronftedt, daughter of Colonel Dora, and the
' young widow of the late Baron de Croultret.
Thurfday, at St. Peter Lc Poor, the Rev. James Simpkinfon
RLetor of that Parini, to Mifs Vault, daughter of Edward Vaux,
Efq. of Aunin Friars.
London, England, 1802-07-03

CAPITALS IitTaRMINAILT

24,000

Fart-drawn Ticket, spoo Firft-drawn, pis Day, 5,000
Ditto, ad Day a,OOO Ditto, 6th Day, 2,000
Ditto, 3d Day Z 0,003 Ditto, 7th Day, 10,000
Ditto, 4th Day, ao,eoo Ditto, Bth Day, lopoo
The drawing, which will be tonc!odcd in eight days, will
be conaludted on the following Plan : To commence on Mon-
day the ad of Augolt ; fecond day, l'hurfday the sthaAuguft ;
mid every &acceding Monday and Thurfday till theba6tls.-..
The intermediate days will be appropriated to the payment of
Prizes, and Sale of undrawn Tickets and Shams.

AU -Sham foldat th a Mice ',Vibe Ramped agreeable to Ad
of Parliament. and alfo wit► the Crown. and round it
N HAZARD & Cu'. 1.01 T t IT OFFICE."
London, England, 1802-07-03

the GENTL!..NIEII, CLERGY, YEOMEN, and other
FREEHOLDERS of the COUNTY of KENT.
GENTLCIIMN,
THE PArliament to which you did me the ho.
nour of Elcding me being now diffolved, I take the liberty
of again offering myfa as a Candidate to Reprefent you.
Should my cot duet in Parliament have gained your good
opinion, and Should I, in confequence, be again the objet of
your choice, it will be the conitant ftudy of my mind to justify
the confidence you repofe in me, by difcharging the public and
facred trust committed b you to my etre, with fidelity, inde-
pendence and honour.—loam, Gentlemen,
With fincerc regard,
Your faithful and obedient humble fervour,
Oxen-Hoath, July t, WILLIAM GEARY.
The Eledion being fixed for Tutfday the 13th inftant, my
Brother Fr_cholthrs will, I am convinced, fee the imptabLity
of my tnalthig any perfonal application to them.
To the GENTLEMEN, CLERGY, and VALE' HOLDERS,
of the County of YORK.

.•
GENTLT.MtV,
ENCOURAGED by the Proofs of your kind
Partiality which I have fo repeatedly experienced, the
gratcful knit. of which will never be ended from my mind, I
once more preforme to offer tnyfeif a Candidate for the Honour
repto.fenting you in Krliameitt.
Sinutid I a3aio Le rated to that Ligh eminence, I Ihall endea-
vour to difchari,e with fideety the dulls of my important
'Croft; but my chief reliance omit continue to be placed o• that
difpolition, which you have untiornliy manifefted, to conftrue
with candour and kiudnefi, the etionea of your Reprefentative,
add to accept favourably thofe fcrvizea which, however defec-
tive in Ability. have bean prompted by upright Intentions, ....id
a warm and difinterelted Zeal for the Welfare of our Country.
I am, with the hivhefi tepee?, Gentlemen,
Your molt obliged and faitVol S:reant,
London, June 29, Oka. W. WILBEItriORch.

To the GENTLENPN, CLERGY, and ERFEHOEDERS
ur the COUNTY of 111:DDLF.Sk..%.

Clex•riAtarN,
PAPRESSED with the deepell fence e gratitude
for the long continuance of f.--vour and confidence which
you have munifelted to me, and from a confeioufnefs of stav-
ing dune my cadcavours to difelu.rge flu: various Duties in-
cumbent upen toe as one of your neprefentatives, I prefunic
again to offer n:y fcrrices to the County, and earnedly to
folicir the honour of reprckutiug you in the eitfuing Parlia-
ment. After a long life awned in Pubiic Ban 1., and
nearly twenty ya.ti i:.:Yoted to your f.o-vlee in Pail! .men:, I
truft I need not Date to you my general conduct; it !us been
open to your aremtion, I h:itte ever wifhed it ihould be Cu,
rod that you ihould b tt.,: judges of it : pssmit me, however,
to fay, that during the who:e time I have been honoured with
a feat in Parliannut ItS your Reprekutative, 1 have conftantly
attended to my Parliamentary Duty; and have ever adtcd ac-
cording to my belt judgment, to promote the Prollicrity and
Happinofs of the I:i..;;<?„mat forst, and the particular natl.&
of the County of NlialJer...
I have the Honcut to be, with flame regard.
GYNTLEMPX,
Hanover-fluor; Yuur faithful and molt obedient Servant,
June SO, 1802. W. MAIN WAR 1 NG.
London, England, 1802-07-03

HIGH COURT OF ADMIRALTY, JUNE 30.

This day the Right Hon. Sir Wm. SCOTT, pro-
ceeded to the adjudication of the following caufes :
Twe Gebroeders, Roelfs, maser.—This
was a vetfel failing under Pruffian colours, bound
on a voyage from Jampol to London, when the
WAS captured on the 26th of June, ISoi, by his
Majetly's (hip Weazle, Wm. Durban, Efq. Com•
mander, and brought into Jerfey. The cafe before
the Court was with refpea to the cargo, which was
claimed as belonging to an American citizen ; but
it was fubmitted on the part of the captors that the
claimant was a native Frenchman, and that the
nature of the tranfaeion, from the evidence pro-
duced, was fuel', that it was impotlible for him to
retain an American chara&er.

The Court was of opinion, that if it had been a
fincere tranfaetion, it mull have been in the power
of the Claimant to have brought fuch proof as
would have fatisfied it as to the juftnefs of the
claim, and therefore condemned the cargo.
'l'h- John, Wyer mafter.—ln this cafe
there was a claim for the remaining part of the
cargo, confifting of 2 3 hogfheads of tobacco, but
the further proof being uniatisfaaory, the Court
condemned the fame.

PREROGATIVE COURT, Docroa's Couiowi.
R•T►.NCAMP V. NICHOLLS.

Before the Right Hon. Sir WILLIAM WYNNE.
This was a quettion refpeding the validity of
the Will of Mrs. Ann Nicholls, deceafed. .

It appeared that the deceafed had been for a
confiderable time in a deep decline, and was there-
fore advifed by her phyfician to take a voyage to
the Ifland of Madeira, as the only profpeet left of
her recovery, which the accordngly did, attended
by her hilfband and mother; that during the voyage
the will in queftion was made, the deceafed having
a power referved tinder the marriage-fettltment, in
cafe the had no children, to difpore of the fortune
fhe received from her father on the day of marriage,
notwitiftanding her hufband was living, and the
contents of the will were, that it gave to her huf-
baad the intereft of this property (which was in the
Bank of America) for 'ilk life, but that, after his
death, it was to revert back to her father.
It farther appeared, that the teftatrix died with-
in feven or eight days after her arrival at the Ifland
of Madeira, and that this paper was now oppofed
by the hatband, who by his Counfel contended, in
the firft place, that the Court had no jurifdiaion in
this cafe, inafmuch as the property was in the bank
of a foreign country: in the next place, that the
will was not proved by two creditable witnelfes, as
there were many material contratliftions tobe found
in the teftimony of the two fubfcribing witneffes ;
and, laftly, that it was a will obtained from the de-
ceafed by the undue influence of the mother, at a
time when the hufband was not prefent.
The Court was clearly of opinion, that none of
thofe objettions were well founded, and, therefore,
pronounced for the will.
London, England, 1802-07-03

VACCINE POCK INSTITUTION.

29th Jam, tßos.
j N.:l DE RED, That a Genera' Qt2arterly Court
/ ha., at this Inititution on Tistirfslay, the day of

One o'clock prkcifcly, when a 'fivalt,rcr will be

h. Public will plcafe to notice, that the Inoculation coati-
mms to he pr rformed every Tuefday and Friday, at One
o'clock ; for which purpofe Patients are requettcd to apply for
rr tAllPllndAtions from any of the Goya nors; or to Mr. Lewis,
No. t, Goiticu-fcluarc. By Order, WM. SANCHO.
London, England, 1802-07-03

NEW MUSIC

This dry wcrc publithed.
Ey Mipvs, and D'Atinrin Mu(ic Sella, No. 45

P Mall. and No. 76, Ft. jantes's-ltrect,
THE following Songs now tinging with univer.
fal applatie by Mr. Incledon, at the ptincipal town. in
Pngland, in his M.,' Entertainment called Variety, price is.
etch.

" The Captive to his Bird;'—" The Maid with a be:Alm of
Scow The Sailor's Glory;"—" liana the brave and
Wura•ma the fair ;"...1" The Sea Boy's gratitude;' compared
by 3. Niazzinghi.
The Putt Captain ;"—)" 1 he Thorn;" compared by W.
Shield.

" Far, far at Sea;" eernpofed by C. H.Floria.
" The bray.: M trine;" Iby Fairy roof, 0 OaletTi*—"
Darlil7, Sec ;"—..." The welcome thy, t.f 114:ACI: r couiporcd
by I. Davy.

Tiv_ Ditty, or Sldpwreektd Sailor's Story;"-" The frith
written by T. DibJii• The Ch4rmitt
Kitty;'"—" The Sailor's Time Piece Maacr Cupid
combated by W.ltiscor.

To the GEN FLEMFX, CLERGY, and FREEHOLDERS
of the COUNTY of HERTFORD.
CENT LEM t N,
IN confequence of a Difrolution of Parliament, I
feel it my duty to ezprefs to you, in this public manner, the
ftrongeit affuraoces of my gratitude for the diftinguifbed ho-
nour which you have rep,..arcdly conferred upon me : at the
fame time, I am weil aware how much more I am indebted to
your generous partiality and fteady friendfhip, thus to any ca-
-1 traonlinary pretenfions or fuperior merit of my own. Ay your
. peculiar kindnefs, and your liberal and indulr.ent conflikra-
: tion of my failings, I have been placed in that eniiiient and r..:-
fpediabk Situation which I havefo many years enjoyed amon,itt
my Countrymen and Neighbours—a fituation fo highly flat-
tering and honourable, that the poffeflion of It, by your free
choice, completely gratifies my utmolt ambition and the
proudeft with of my heart. In the pleating hope that I may
not have forfeited your good opinion and regard, I take the li-
berty to offer myfelf once more to your notice, and to folicit
the favour of your countenance and fupport on the approach-
ing day of homination : and if you than think me worthy to be
I employed again in your fervice, you may be allured that I will
pay a Itriet attention to the butinefs of the county, and that I
will not tall to difchargc the important duties of my public
Ration with diligence, integrity, and independence.—l am,
Gentlemen, your obliged and faithful Servant,
Gillian Park, June 3c, rsos. WILLIAM PLUMER.
P. S. The High Sheriff having fixed the nomination for
Wainehlay, July 7, your attendance and fuppert arc amacttly
I to:meted at the "rnum of Wilford:
London, England, 1802-07-03

SHEERNESS, JULY s.

Arrived the Locust. and FIRRITER gun-veffels,
and FURY bomb; the latter has failed up the
Thames.—Sailed the Woolwich florefhip for Portf-
mouth ; the Di 1. to LNCE (loop for Chatham; the
Ceuta's. brig for Yarmouth ; and Jacaat.t. gun-
veffel one cruise.—The Phoebe has been undocked.
.Wind W. blows hard.
London, England, 1802-07-03

SPORTING lATELLICENCE.

TritURY RACES, THURSDA Y, JULY s.
A Swe::p:takes of tcgs. each, forlior!es that never
flarte,, paid or if4ccivcd carrying ti if.
71b. raclt ; two miles and a quarter heats.
.I.nrd It titro:3town's g. by Pegar-a, Ard - -
141 r. Fulkeih. b. by Pn.:cilpitate •

The Prince o.fWalcs, Mr. Talbot, Mr. Cox, Sir
J. Honeywood, Mr. Joddrell, Sir T. Moflyn, Mr.
Bayley, Sir H. Peyton, Sir S. Glynn, Ld. Foley,
Mr. sfaßers, and General Grofvcnor, were rub-
fcribers, but did not narne.--2, to 1 on Pcgafus.
Fifty Pounds, by any horfe, &c. that never won
more than sogs. at any one time, carrying I zit.
each ; two miles.
"nw Prince of Wa Pacifi,,ator, 4 yrs. old - -
Mr. Fuller's b. h. by Precipit.-tc. 6 yrs. old - - 2

7 .
to 4 on Pacificator.
A Handicap Swecptlakes cf logs. each ; 2 miles.
Lord. Migingtown's ch. 7. by Pcgarc:, aged, rott. nib. I
lUr. Howarth's Mittimui, f yrs. old, I olt. 121 b. -
Colonel )(ingrate's Cbachlc, 5 yr,. uitl, r tlt. - 3
Mr. Gcrillailic's .ntyrns, 4. yrs. old, gat. 61b. - - 4
Mr. Lindow, Lord Foley, and Mr. Joddrell,
are fubfcr;bers, but did not name.-3 to I againa
Pegafus-5 to 2 againl Ivlittimus--tren bating
Tiryrus auainft the field.

THE TA RS ;

AN ECI.OUVE.

Tern i‘arcly Tars, who many (tom; hat! fete,
And both with NE cso s at the Nile had been,
As chance would have it, happen 'd both to meet,
No maw whcre..2tWiLi in the open that.
Jack neat and trim W3l drefs'd, in jacket blue,
Strip 'd yea, and trewfers of the whitdl hue ;
A gold bound hat hang o'er his ruddy face,
While a black neckcloth, tied with carders grace,
Dependett wav'd ; his thoes were newly cut,
And a large buckle cover'd half his foot—
His (witch tou dangled in his hand;
And, in 7.ct:oz Will, he amide a Nadal itand—•—•
dres'd was Will, fave th:tt be breeches wore,
Of U.tckdt velrat,ftuii'd wit!. ytUow ore,
Of youthful mien, and of an bon&
He oft on board :tad ae!A well his yart.
jack firft addrefi'd his inefsmate with " What cheer?
1:ow goes it Will—where haft thou been this year ?
I wonder'd who.: thou,honcß fritnd, could'R be—
ll thought ace dead, sr gone up the Red Sea."

L L.
Si Why hearty, hearty ; jun from Portfmouth come—.
Our flalp's paid off—end here's a fw inging (um."
ireertes.]
A CC.
" 0 happy Will ! who hail got gold in ftore,
WWII'. I, my friend, mull put to fea for more I
Mine, mine, ens! Is now run Devlift; low I
Left night it gait a molt confounded blow."

W:Lc.
" Pray :ell one, how ? to fret is all b vain,
A Heart of Oak, my boy, fhould neer complain—
No whining cant—l long to hear thy tale,
Then, with a can of gip, I'll thee regale."
JACK.
" Hear it thou salt, but hilt one juicy quid,
111 thank thee, Will, that do as I am bids"
London, England, 1802-01-16

go Ditto Single and Double Milled, Kerfcymacs
zoo Swandownt

2coDoz.fuperfine white cotton men's and women'. Stockings
••• A cafe Superfine Drab, Ste. Hats, for the Welt India
trade, and a variety of other goods.
To be Vi Thurfday the teth Init. until the fale ; and
catalogues may at the fame time be had at the waphourcs, in
Aldellipite-ftrect ; at the New York and Tam's Coffee Hodes ;
a of Wis. Purdy Ind Son, Sworn Brokers, No. 48, Mark-
Lase.

er Part of the above Pretnifes are appropriated for Cotton
Yarns of all forts, Water and Mule Twin, and Weft.; of which
P. De Brouwer and Co. receive coolirnmenta, and execute Or-
, der* for tic Loidon, Scotch. sod Eurrign Mr/Lets.
London, England, 1802-01-16

PRIVATE CORRESPONDENCE.

PARI3, JANUARY 8,18 oz.
I wrote you laft on the sth January. Since
which the FISST Cossut, has fet out •for Lyons,
accompanied, as I am told, in the fame carriage
by Madame BOVAPARTS, his Aide-du-Camp Du-
Roc, and his private Secretary Boy RI IN )4 s. Pre-
vious to his departure, on the sth he reviewed the
troops in Paris, in the Garden before the Thud-
leries, amounting to about to,ooo men : a more
charming fpeetacle I never witnefred. The heroes
of Marengo, viz. the Confular Guards, as well as
two demi-brigades of Cavalry, who diftinguifhed
themfelves at the memorable battle of Hohenlin-
den, could not fail to excite intereft. The Ftarr
Coe s u s diftributed on the parade labres of honour
to feveral Officers and Privates of the Hohcnlin-
den warriors, who have diftinguiffied themfelves,
and are but lately returned from Germany. The
Adjutant• Commandant Pull- )10D prefented the
Filar CoNsys with the following Acroftic : •
London, England, 1802-01-16

FROM THE PARIS PAPERS.

LYOVS, JAN. 3.—CitiLen /Wino, ea-minifter
of finance of the Cifalpine Republic, fent as depu-
ty. to the Confulta, (lied here on the night between
the 31ft of December and tit of January, of a dif-
order of the breaß. He was 45 years of age.
The four brothers Moral,selebrated muficians,
belonging to the Court of Munich, have arrived
in this city. Being penfionaries of the Ele&or of
Bavaria, they are travelling through Europe to
add to their glory, and, if poffible, to. improve
their talents. They propofe to give force concerts
during their refidence here.
Hacut, DEC. zB.—The corvette l'Echo, com-
manded by Captain! Kcavrt., let out yefterday
for Batavia, having on board feveral fervants of
Government, bound to that colony. C. Ovsa-
srasarta, who has 'ozhaved well during the war,
and who has preferved to us that colony, will re-
ceive by this itefiel the thanks of Government for
the femees !I:. has rendered to his country.
Jan. s.—Admiral Haarstmca has failed from
the harbour of Flufhing with his fquadron, con-
filling of one French and three Dutch frigates,
having on board the 7th demi-brigade of French
infantry.
London, England, 1802-01-16

?RESIDENCY OF BELZAIS-COURMES?4IL.

The Prefident read the follbwing letter :
THE SECRETARY Of THE SOCIETY FOZ ENCOURAG-
ING NATIONAL INDUSTRY TO 'FHB PRESIDENT 9t
THE LEGISLATIVE BODY.
Paris, Nivok 22.

Citizen Prefident—A fociety of encouragement
has been formed among us in imitation of thole
which ezift in Germany and England. All the
friends of indary, and the greater part of the
public funaionaries, have been defirous'of contri-
buting towards its foundation. Abiknt the greater
part at the moment of its birth, few of the gem.
bets of the Legillative Body are infcribed among
the number of its founders. But we dare to augur
fo well of their patriotifm as to hope that they will
infcribe their names. We confide in your zeal to
announce to them the exiflmce and object of this
intlitution, and to engage your Adminillrative
Council to cond.} and tranfmit to us the names of
fuch of tLens as with to become membdi s. Pardon,
Citizen Prefident, the liberty I have tai:n. But
can I fear being indifcreet by fuggefting any thing
refpeeing the public good to a citizen accdtomed
to devcre himfelf to it? Accept, Citizen Prelident,
the homage of my high confideration.
(Signed) J. AN no.
The Legtive Body ordtred moitica: to be
made of this letter in the prom.vcrb.d.
London, England, 1802-01-16

AMERICA.

A and M. MYERS, No. Water-Rivet,
3.• City and State .of New York, in North Amain,
( Andlinneers and Brokers, duly appointed and commiffioned by
law, for the City aforefaid,) nudge a tender of their fervices to
the himafadluren and N' crehants of Eteope, in the Commit-
Son Line, and inform them, that Stores and every other con-
venience is prepared for the reception of Goods, Warm, and
Merchandise contigned to their addrefs, for tither public or
private Sale.
They, Purchafe and Ship all Kinds of American and Weft
India Produee on Orders

Prom feveral years experience in the above line of Baines,
thole who favour them with their commandi, will find them
fobs Mem to promote the Inters* of their Employers. •

WATERPROOF CLOTHS. &e.

BELLAMY's PATENT WATERPROOF LEATHER,
}OR BOOTS, SHOES, &e.
RESISTS all kind of wet : Gentlemen may
walk a whole day in the wet or dewursfs, without the
water penetrating through the foles or apper-leathers. A thin
fart is prepared for Ladies wear. The tole leather, which Is
waterproof, Is Ramped with egpital letters, Bellamy 's Patent
Waterproof.
N. IL To prevent inspeefiticm, to he had only at the Paten-
tee's; No. 3, North-Place, Gray's Inn-Line, a few doors from
Guilelferd-ltreet. London,
London, England, 1802-01-16

EXTRACT FROM THE LONDON GAZET cE.

IT has been the lindibf the P;;;Wiet7lrsefihe
well known ANTISCORBUTIC DROPS, firft compered
ard prepared by the late FRANCIS SPlLsav kr , at hi; Dilrn-
fary, No. tg, Soho Square, Landon, and continued only End
folely, there tube prepared genuine, to ward the Pthlie az*ft
the impoiinons which are daily pradifed apsinft Itiedicht*
poi:ref:Ong the fiat refpeetability t sod as the virtues of the 4n-
tifcerbutieDrops have been found not only as amidote in for-
butte complaints, but a fuecefsful refource in eneane,,us asp
dons, ferophola, gout, rheumatifin, and the attendant difelfes
of the nerves, as the lift of cures accompanying each betide,
given in an ample bid of d:redlions, will teitify, as well as the :
Treatife on diet, gout, &c. written by the late Prop or,
(which may alto be had at the Difnenfary) tingle them o as
fit objedts to try, under their indium fuel fpurious intim a,
For this radon the Proprietors, by the favour of his Mai es •
Conuniffioners of the Stamp Offax, have affixed a itanlf on I
each bottle, printed iu black ink, with the words Spliury
and Co. 'No.'ls, Soho Sqoare, capreffed upon it, which. Sale'
puchafer attends to, together with the words" By THy ICING'S
PAT t 1.4 T," on the bottle, bitlonsct wrappt T. with the achtlenn or
the King's arms on the larger, he may be allured he has oh.
tamed the genuine medicine, as fold at t4se Difpadary, Soho.
Square, London, in bottles of se. and LL as. cut, duty included i
London, England, 1802-01-16

)3UBLIN.

To i entenant• =era' RA I DUNDA §, &e. &e.
• Sir—The arrangeenatts fo/low the terodpation of
glorious War, being :iitc4 to deprive as of the Man; wli.te
wife and humane conduit laved the lives of thoufands; wr eau-
not fuffer the oPportunity to pars without expr..ffinz 40.
brave General the fentioteuts of refpedt and gratitude -villa
which our hearts are rifled.

Placed at the head of our Diftricl, during a period aloft event-
fuland calamitous, your c.unowind has barn dittingtifhi,l by
the zeal of your condnet, as as the humanity of your roma-
cil.—Surronnded by armed bands of oar mifg aided COUlltiVrtlt :I,
you brit fubdued them by your .fword,and then difanned them
by your clemency. In you, Sir, we have teen the brighveft
ornament of the Soldier's character, humanity united wi•h
true courage, and when the unprejudiced Hiftorian Plait write
the vvents of the day, the name of DUN uris will be revered by •
riling generations. •
Your kind partiality and attention to the Athy Yeoman In-
fantry, railed on the fpur of the moment, have induced r!!...-.a
to offer this (the only tribute in their power to their htli.ved
General)—Wherever you go you will carry with you their in-
variable attachment, and the well earned applauks of all true
lovers of their country and of humanity.
For the Officers, Non-Commiffioned Officers, and Privates
of the Athy Loyal Infantry lat. (Signed)
•Jan.lß, adz. Tuos. ks. RAWSON, Captain,
THE ANSWER..
• Gilt Town-Houfe, zd Jan. I Eor..
Sir—Having been a witrcfs in the molt trying arid peril-
ous timrs,to the attachrrtimt of the Loyal Corps of Achy Yeoman
Infantry, under your Command, to :heir King and Country,
it gives me the molt fallible pleafure in anfwering the Addrcfs
you have been pleafed to tratifroit to nic from rhtm, to Mar
teftimony to their gallant and good condo oti every aeration.
The approbation of my endeavours to fervc the prddic caufe,
and to relieve the diftrelfes of innocent fuffetnrs, is highly gr .ti-
firing; and I requcft that you and the corps ‘v... "•11 aces pt of my
warmeft thanks.

lam now, Sir, to take my leave; but never to foract the
alacrity with which you and your gallant corps contUntly ;Arm:
forth, to-rillc your lives, and thofe of your frnilirs, for the pub-
lic good.—With great regard and truth, I am, sir,
Your moft faithful, and obedient Servant,
(Signed) R. DUNDAS,
Lieut. Gencral•
Captain RAWSON, commanding the Loyal Athy
Corps of Yeoman Infantry, Athy.