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London, England, 1802-03-19

THE FIET CONSUL TO THE INHABITANTS OE

ST. DOMINGO.

" Paris, Nov.B, 28oz.
" Inhabitants of St. Domingo;
" Whatever may be your origin and colour,
you are all Frenchmen, all free, all equal before
GOD, and the Republic. France, like St. Do-
mingo, has been the prey of fallions, and torn by
civil and foreign war. But now all is changed.
All Nations have embraced the French, and
fworn to them peace and friendthip. All the
French are likewile reconciled to one another, and
have fworn to be friends and brothers. Come you
alfo to embrace the French, and to gratify your-
, laves with a light of your friends and brethren of
Europe.—Government,fends you Captain General
LECLERC ; lie leads with him great forces to pro-
ud you againit your enemies, and againfl the
enemies of the Republic. If it be raid to you,
Thefe forces are deilined to deprive you of your
liberty,' do you reply, The Republic will not
futfer it to be taken from us.'—Rally around
your Captain General. He brings you abundance
and peace—rally around him. He who dares to
feparate himfelf from the Captain General is a
traitor to his country, and the wrath of the Re
public (hall devour him, as the fire devours your

dry canes. (Signed)
" BONAPARTE, Firft Conftd.
" H. B. MANZI', Sec. of State."
TO CITIZIN TOUSAAINT LOUVeITURE, GENER•L IN
London, England, 1802-03-19

DR: GARDNER, LONG:ACRE, LONDON,

So well known for curing, by fimples, in the
form of Pills, the fucking Infant, and the ftrong
Man, of the many different diforders, that wafte
and deßroy the conftitution—Continues his prac-
tice from nine to three every day, fees patients, an-
fwers letters (poll paid with a fee inclofcd), from
America, Weft Indies, Ireland, &c.—As he pa-
pers every day give proof of the extraordinary
cures, performed by his Pills alone, in removing
all complaints in kidneys and bowels, all nervous
complaints, whether from taking mercury, or
owing to other caufes, likewif.: pains in the back
and head, horrid thoughts, frightful dreams, dim-
nefs of fight, palpitation of the heart, dorfal con-
fumptions, trembling of the hands from hard
drinking, and difeafes arifing from excefs of any
kind, and will invigorate and Rrengthen the con-
fiitution of weak, fickly, and aged perfoas, even
of eighty.-2 IS. 10S. or ss. a box, by venders in
I own or country-.-fmall boxes for the poor as. 3d.
London, England, 1802-01-13

COURSE. OF EXCHANGE..

Hiunburet 32 0 241 U. Madrid 39 Wes. Venice
11 i6l
Allol 31 11i U. LtgliOnl Sai Lithun
Cadiz 281 in paper N. pies 44 67
Ditto 39 effeetive Glum 471 Dublin IS
Madrid 2 in paper
DUBLIN• JAN.9...1 per Cent. 9ov. Deb. 963 97.1

We are uninformed of the final refolution
the Board of Admiralty vet-peeing- the execution
of the fent.nc.t pire.d on the mittinters ; but the
Board fat till a very late hour yellerdty afternoon
in clofe deliberation, and this morning the.
was laid before his Majefty.
Colonel LITTLZHAILS has arrived in Dublin.
Cote Maexxx.—Prices at Mark Lane, this day
the fame as on Monday
The LORD Mavok yeßerday ordered the Price
of Bread to be continued the fame as let week.

On Thurfday morning, about one o'clock, to
the great terror of the neighbourhood, more than
forty feet in extent of the high wall at the EMI end
of All Saints Church, Newcafile, fell into Silver-
fireet. It had long 'hewn evident fymptoms of
decay and tumbling, but the application of feafoo.
able repairs was always forgotten or neglifted.—f
Some houfes and windows on the oppolite fide of
the fireet have received damage, but happiy no
lives were 1011, nor was any pafon injured But
though the living efcaped unhurt, the manfions of
the dead were diiturbecl by the accident, tome cof:.
fins with their contents accompanying the foils
which preired upon the wall, into the ffireet.

PLYMOUTH, JAN. I i.—Arrived the Emanuel,
Bow's/A, from Riga: the Eliza, Duna (lona St.
Thomas's, arrived here, fpoke the Eliza, Wm.
KENNY, of Liverpool, bound to Martinique, iq
Lit. 44. 2. N. long. 30. and the Hercules, Lewis,
of London, bound to Tobago, in lat. 49. tB. N.
long. 7. 30W.
PORTSMOUTH, JAN. t I.—Arrived this day the
fhip Coromandel, Captain STIRLING, from the
Downs, bound to Botany Bay; having ccnvilis on
board Arrived alto the fhip Iris. Captain D.
FORBES, bound to Malta. Sailed the American
brig Juno, Captain LAURENCE, for Havre (14
from New York). Went out of harbour the fhip
Alexander, Captain J. Faszza (a tranfport lately
Paid off).
London, England, 1802-12-07

IMPOSTOR.

A few. days fince, Mr. Bonn received a letter
from Motif. Wifaeg, Prefed of Police at Bou-
logne, Rating, that in the prifon of that place
that was a young Eng'Klima!), who, in pallin
through Calais, had formed an acquaintance with
a Mr. Sandwell, a traveller for a mercantile houfe
at Bri(lol, and agreed to proceed in his company
during their journey. This young man sometimes
allumed the rank of an Officer in the Life Guards,
at other times a Captain in the Light Dragoons,
and once he (tiled hinifelf a Lord. He intro-
duced himfelf to Mr. Sandwell, under the name of
Captain George Wilbraham, of the 3d, or King's
own regiment of Dragoons faid that his brother
(Henry Wilbraham) was Lieutenant-Colonel in
the Firft Regiment of Foot Guards ; and that his
father refided, when in. London, in Somerfet place
(there is no fuck place), near Harley •ftreet, Ca-
vsndithlquaire ; and when in the country, 'at
*bier-Hall, near tlallings, in Suffix. Mr. Sand•
well having advancgil4tim a Lam of money, re.
°rived-from him in return feveral hillr.on different
Wife: in London, which were gill protelled ; one
d Gene Goifrg Wiliroholov
,C4lttaiti K. 0. D."
irro " King's own Dragoons." Hcras therefore
-tlppurehenued as a publither of counterfeit Bills of
Exchange, and in his examination declared that
he•vsas an Enfign in the soth Regiment of Foot.
.The Prase, in eonfiquence, wrote to Mr. BOND,
requefling he would caufe the neceffary enquiry to
be made, anti inform him of the refhlt. Mr. Bonn,
on applying to Cox and Greenwood, Arms to
the Regiment, found that they had tlcersed ad.
vice from the real Captain Wilbraham, at Paris,
waraing•dsent to be cautious in theiracceptances,
as there was an. adventurer in. trance, who tad
aimed his name. This intelligence has been
I tranfmitted, through the medium of General As.
bailout, to the Fri:feet at Boulogne.

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London, England, 1802-12-07

MOM LLOYD'. LIST.

DIAL, Dtc.6.—Arrived the Magiciente frigate, and naid
for Sheenefv. Arrived the Penelope frigate from Portfnsootb,
and remains.—Wind W.

GRAVEIIZ*D, Dee. fod—Paffed by the Stork, Brown, from
Ncw Provideoce ; Bhelburn, Hapley, from Palermo; pope
John, and Ceres, from Amfterdam....Saited the
Thames, Welfh, for Africa; Comet, Take, for Trinidad
Columbine, Campbell ; Kalbleigh, Denning; Caerwenr, Robin.
fan, and Chifwick, Pewee, for Jamaica ; Kingfton, Stevens,
for New York ; Annabella, Barge, for Cadiz ; Phoebe,
for Dublin; Aural, Oliver; Leona, Hall; Duke of Clarence,
Kerr, and Venus, Nickolfon, for Hamburgh.

" DISTRIBUTION OF PRIZE MONEY.
To the Coop Bufy, a diftribution of the following captures,
der-Der Winter, Vrow Rica and Nears Melt, BlLtabith, and
Dragon privatea, will be made at No. 27, Call-ftreet,ou Fri.
day the 3d inftant ; and every (weeding Friday.
Alexander, la Lutine, and Strombolo, for the capture of the
wreck Venus, and la Lutine, Strombolo, Bonne Citoyenne,
and Transfer, for the capture of the Dip Fowler, will be paid
at No. g, New Broad-ftreet; and on the tft Thurfday in every
month...-The Pearl's proportion of the above captures will bs
paid at the Grin, in Viner's-ftreet, Strand.
A compenfadon for the loft of the Chalker French corvette,
captured by the Lion, a diftribution will be made on the Bank,
at Rochefter, the Brit Thurfday in every month.
A dlftribudon of the Vrow Rica and Neutralitelt will be
made to the hired lugger Phenix, at No. x 7, Cecil-lbw, on
every fuecteffing Friday.

On Sunday tenni& arrived in Leith Roads, the gal Hot
Eleanor' Sophia, of Memel, David Doodt matter, from Schu.
dam for Memel, in ballaft ; which *ad, about days fume,
had the misfortune to lofe her main-matt in a hard gale of wind,
off the coaft of Norway, and was obliged to come into harbour
to refit

Arrived in Leith Roarda, His Majefty's gins vete!, Bold,
Lieutenant Myers ; Carysfort, Captain Murdy ; Harpy (loop
brig, Captain Heywood; and h Sophie, Captain Rofenhagen.
We formerly mentioned, that the Anne, Thomfon, of
Aberdeen, was met with at fa, difmafted, and no perfon on
board. We are now happy to fay, that the matter and crew
were all raved, and have arrived at Aberdeen. The ve&l had
ftruck on a rock, and was in inch a fituation, that the crew were
obliged to take to their boats, by which means they got Whore.
The Diana of Aberdeen, Coutts, from St. Petcriborgh to
London, with hemp and tallow, is totally loft on the coaft of
Norway, the orew favedocar Grimitad. The Prince William
and St. Mary's Piantersare loft at Memc) in attempting tire bar.
The Neptune, from Havre for Virgistia, has founder.
ed at fat; crew faired.
The Three Sifters, Tiller, et Snadahad, ye iimtbtrg>iy
L loft on the Herd had; crew favad.,, •
Tim Columbia, Wathm, fiat 11$0111110114100 was
buns sass az tbs Oat tiervalti •
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London, England, 1802-12-07

POLICE.

JOHN HATFIELD.
On Sunday evening this famous charafter was
brought to town from Brecknock, in Wales, by
Fearks, one of the Bow.ftreet Officers, and was
examined yefterday, at the Public-Office, Bow-
ftreet. The Solicitor for the prifoner's bankruptcy
attended, and identified his perfon, and Rated, the
Cothmiffion was iffued againft Hatfield in June
laft ; that he attended the [aft meeting of the Com-
miffioners, but the prifoner did not appear, al-
though
due notice for the bankruptcy had been
given in the Gazette, and he himfelf had given a
perfonal notice to the prifoner's wife, at Wake-
field, near Tiverton, Devon. Mr. Parkin, the
fOlicitor to the Poft-Office, produced a warrant
fiom Sir Fletcher Vane, Bart. a Magiftrate for the
county. of Cumberland, againft the prifoner, by
the name of the Hon. Alex. Auguftus Hope,
charging him with felony, by pretending to be a
Member of Parliament of the United Kingdom,
and franking feveral letters by the name of Col.
Hope to feveral perfons, and which were put into
*the Poft-Offite at Kefwick, in Cumberland, in
order to evade the duties of poftage. There are
other charges againft him for forgery and bigamy,
which were explained to him, but not entered into,
and he was committed to Tothill-fields Bridewell
for further examination on Monday next-
Hatfield conduslted himfelf with propriety dur-
ing his journey to town, and on his examination ;
but Paid nothing more than anfwering a few quef-
tions put to him by Sir RICHARD Foan, and the
Solicitors. _ _

His Royal Highnefs the Duke of Cumberland,
the Earl of Aylelbury, Sir Charles Bunbury, Sir
Edward Pellew, Hon. Mr. Milley, Mr. Andrews,
M. P. Hon. Mr. Macdonald, Col. Fuller, Col.
Stevens, and a number of other Gentlemen, were
prefent at the examination.
London, England, 1802-09-10

AMERICAN CONSULATE.

The Conful of the United States has the fatiscaetion of 0
naming to his fellow citizens refident in Great Britain, that
by odk3al difpatehes 'NA received from Tangier, he is inform-
ed of the Weftabliihment of Peace between the United State.
and his Inighttels the EU PERO, of MOROCCO; and that that
is no longer any danger to be apprehended trom the Momi(la
cruisers. (Signed) GEORGE MM. FRYING.

London, Sept. 9, dos.
Mr. lklsciora and Mr. CALONNE, according to a
Rory now current at Paris, had written to their
refpeaive bookfellers in that city to fend them a
number of copies of their New Survey of the Finances
of Frame.. By a double miftake on the part of the
carrier to whom the parcels were entrufted,itimc
happened that the financial work of M. NICOR
was fent to M. CALONNA, and vice ve,:fil, the Work
of M. CALONNE to M. NECKER. 'I'M)? ale both
reprefented as being much furprifed and irritated
at the miftake, and, it is added, that they hare le:
down in a pet to refute each other's work.
A whimfical article from Paris fays—" Thr
Englifh Envoy lodges at the fir of the Golden
Lion, in Mount-Pride-Ilreet ; the Envoys of Prt,i:•
fia and RuUia, at the fign of the Fox, near ti.'
Obfervatory ; thole of Sweden and Denmark,
Snug Corner, Look Out-flreet • the Imperial En.
voy, at the fign of the Crabs, Blubber:lig Bt'l'
ftreet ; thole of the petty fecular Pri!..:6,
Invalids; the Sardinian, at the CoTtwaliiin
Turkilh Envoy, at the Man without a Head, rear
tike Incurables ; the Neapolitan Miniflei.
Great stag, Fair Chafe-ilreet ; the Papal M tj
London, England, 1802-09-10

FREEHOLD ESTATES-ISLE OF WIGHT.

0 BE SOLD BY AUCTION, by Mr. WM. TUCKER,
the Bugle Inn. Newport, in the if e.of Wight, on Friday,
the 24th Day of September next, (unlefs previoufly difpufed
of by Private Contradt, of which Notice will be given) the
following defirable Freehold &tate% fituate in the Par.fh of
Arrcton, on the Conditions to be produced at the timc. of
Salek visa,:_
4 1. A LL. tha; 111efruage or Tenement, with
_ 4 A ''
.feveral Clofes of Lapd thereunto adjoining,
*
ealed 1101,1
Wig* their. or thereabouts, now in the occtip:ttiou
Milani iiiilki;'ha Tenant at Will.
1.41. This Yam, with Lot a. i► now let for the font of 851.
:.Asinum, clear of all Taxes, except Land Tar.
1i..0i ti.-'Alt thtd two Mcfruages or Tenements, under one

ado/, with the Blackfmith's Shoji, and Garden thereunto ad-
fitnate at !Backwater afordaid, now hi the Occupa-
nt James Harvey, as 'fenaut thereof, under a Le ife,
will expire at Michaelmas, 1803, at the Yearly Rent
• thole two Cottages or Tenements, under one
„opt, with the Gardens, Clofe of I.ind called Dickman's Butt
and Withy Bed, thereunto adjoining and belonging, situate at
ickwater aforefaid, containing, by ellimation, three Acres,
thereabouts, now in the Occupation of the laid William
as'Tenant at Will.
Lot 4.—A1l that Wheelwright's Shop and Wheclwrighes
:ard, with the Appurtenances thereunto belonging, situate at
lack water aforefaid, now in the Occupation of Jaws Hayles,
Tenant at Rill, at the Yearly Rent of al.
rOr Particulars; enquire of MetiVs. •Clarkes and Sewell-
- vut.A.... Awl. .
London, England, 1802-09-10

NOLLiOID.

HAGUE SEPTEMBER 3.—The Secretary and
Suite of the Bikilh ArobaiTador have arrived here,
where the fpeedy arrival of AinhaifactortfroM all
the Europein Powers is expe4ed. It is confider-
ed as a little extraordinary, that rruiSa is the only
Governnient that has not yet appointed a P.lialacr
to the Batavian RFpublic..
The Lieutenant-Generals, Major-Generals, and
Colonels, are *clued in confecitience of a refolu-
don adopted thin morning by COvernment.--The
motives of this mature are not known.

The 'Tifolution lately adopted by the Legiflative
Alterably for eflablithing a Society for catching
Whales ap4 Seals on the Coall of Africa, contain•
.ipg the laws and regulations for concluding that
Company, has been publilhed ; and it is thought
dr the fufcription, which is to remain, open
three months,' will loon be filled, as iharei in it
may be had fo low as iOOO florins.

Citisen Li' Plaitti, Agent of the Police' dif-
miffed all the otters belonging to that Doard, in
a moil honourable, manner on the 3111 ult. that
agency being now aholillted. The direaion of the
General Water-kate at this country, which was
_ AO • • • ea • ••• • • If. _ _

.

LONDON. -

FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER is

PRICE OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK:
3 per Cent. Cerrolt 684—for ace. 6*—Omnium dif.
PRICE OF STOCKS YESTERDAY :

3 per Cent. Conf. 68 f Exchequer BiHs 31. to 45. Pte.
5 per C. Ann waif Omnium 8f 9 Et dif.
Insp. Ann. i U 3-16 Cool. for 04. ace. 681

Our Readers have Peen fome extra4ts from the
India, Papers, refpeaing the depofed Nabob of
the Carnatic, to-morrow we (hall lay before them
extraas from the correfpondence, which has been
brought forward to prove a pretended confpiracy
againit the Britifh Government in India. At pre-
fent we (hall only remark that, as the old deceafed
Nabob had been encouraged by the Britith Go-
vernment, to maintain; if poffible, terms of friend-
flip with Tippoo Sultaun, it will be difficult for
any unprejudiced perfon, after making proper al-
lowance for eaftern metaphor and hyperbole, to
infer any thing from the correfpondence, which
lhould be conftrued to the prejudice of the accufed
family.—But wby need we dwell on this fabled at
prefent—lthasbeen often remarked that the period
between the depofition and funeral of a Monarch
is generally very wort. We did not• expert the
adage would have been verified in the prefent in-
fiance. We learn, however, that advices were re-
ceived by the laft overland Difpatch from India of
the death of the Prince who has been depofed.—
the intelligence is not officialiA communicated from
Lord Clays ; but there is no doubt of the fart l
we are now gravely told that from this Orem-
ftance it is probable the fubjea will become lefs
interefting by the time that Parliament meets.
This morning we received a Moaiteur of the
7th. The only article it contains worth notice is
a letter from the Coioniil Prefea 'of Martinico,
dated July tg, Rating, that he had arrived at that
Mend to take potreffion of it, and had been re-
ceived in the moft friendly manner by general
Karim, the Britifh Governor.
London, England, 1802-09-10

CERTIFICATE.

Talbot inn, Melia, near Fromm, Sept. 7, goa.
M. Garnerin, and Mr. Glafsford, his companion, paired in
the Balloon over Mils, and part of Melts Park, the fe-at of
Thos. Hortser, Bk. and defcended in a field of Mr. }:torner,
about half gait feven this evening, in the pretence of
Sir J. Cox HIPTISLET, Tuos. FARAANT,
Ileut.-CoL HARRIS, JOHN OAKES,
ELLIs, OEM CRoCKER, Land-
Was. Immix°, Surveyor, Broome.
Rich. PACINT,
London, England, 1802-09-10

ISLAND OF MARTINICQ.

INAILES HENRY IIEITINt COUNSELLOR OF 3T4TE
O? THE TRENCH tort/ewe, COLONIAL PREFECT
'OF MARTINICOs AND ITS DEFENDINCIES, TO THE
MINISTER OF MARINI AND copowlss.
- • pat ire, MeSdor 30, year io (July 19).
. I have the hononr,.Citiren Minifter, of fending
You annexed the duplicate of a !etter I addreffed,
to you on the loth ind. (July 9), by a packet
which, I am told-, is Shot to fail immediately for
England, which will prevent me from giving you
fo ample details as I could have wilted,
On the ssth of this month ( July 16), I repaired
to Saint-Pierre, with the Civil anct Military. Offi-
cers, to Major General Berm, Governor of the
Colony FO.llll Bfitattnie,MNefly. Scarcely wax
the corvette Is Betceini,sukoard which I embark-
‘ed, obferred .f 044; egfeeti the Frsnch flag
was fainted with afteeti gent from the forts, wbieh.
I csufed to be anfwercd by 44 equal falute the
..torts then made a feconddifeharge, which the cor7'
vette returned, as Coon as it had come to an an-
.chor. I then landed amidlt the noire of artillery.
' The whole beach was covered with n-confidetable
number of the inhabitants and people of colour ;
the Engliffi Officers, and a -detachment of their
.troops, were waiting at the port to accompany me
to the Government Hoof°. The agent of thel
Goi.icinment was received with acclamations and
'Nuts Of joy, which announced the pleafure ex-1
Petienced by • tk•inhabitatits, on again becoming
Prefich.--,Nodiing cOnl4-exceSd the diilinguithed,
open, and.cordiatmannerin-Whieh I wax received
by (3etilesnl NAPPIL. • flound 1p him the bell into-
kions, and the Ilronge debit fecopd the views
his:Governisenti to ddivet up -the colony in
the bell Order,' end is fpeedily at poffible.-,After
theft difpofitiois I aiitiatched the corvette, 1e..8er..
ems, next looming to Guadaloupe, to which the
Adjuiant.Commandant, Rev sat., proceeded with
my difpatchestothe Captain-General RICH MIN SR.
I lent him thoffi silk which you tranfmitted to me
fOr him. Three merchant Chips, two of them from
Boordeaux and one from Marfeilles, have arrived
here. I obtained leave from General Kepi's'. that
they Should be fuffered reckoning from that day,
as well as thofe which might arrive afterwards, to
unload and to fell theireargoes in all the ports of
the colony.—Like thofe of t o Englith, they will
be fubjedt to no duties; Ili declarations of the
Captains will be received b a French Agent,
in order that in giring feeprity they may be able
to difcharge the bills they .have brought from
France, when they- return thither, which cannot
happen till the period when the French flag floats
•on the colony. I continue to employ myfelf with
the moans of procuring to the barracks and hot"-
pitals, about to be left to us by the Engin, all
the articles neceffary for our troops, and with
which thefe eftabliihments are totally nnprovided.
This expense will certainly he great, but it is ne-
ceffary. The Officers of the Engineers and Ar-
tillery are now employed in ftirveying the forts
and all the military ellabliflunents. I (hail fend
you, by the Ora opportunity, the refult of their
—4 have shelonour to &lute you
London, England, 1802-06-08

'CO BE SOLD BY AUCTION,

At the Duke's Arms, in Knighton, in the County of Radnor,
ea Thurfilay the tit day of July, 1802,, between the hours
of Tree and Five in the Afternoon, (unlef, reliantly dlr.

pofed of by Private Coutrad, of which timely Notice will
be alven,) either together or hi Lots,
ALL that Capital FARM, called LOWER
LURKENHOPE, lying within a Ring Fence, in the
Parini of Stowe, in the County of Salop, in th: Occupation of
Mr. Walter Phillips, or his Under-tenants; couGaing of a
good Farm Houfe, with fuitable Outhuildingv, and 113 Acre,,
$ Roods. and 27 Perches, or thereabouts, be the fame more
odds, of excellcnt Meadow, Pafture, and Arable Land.
Alan. all thofe two Coppices, calltd KINSLbY COPPICE,
and COED DUTFON COPPICE, atilJining the laid Firm,
the former containing 144 Act% s, 3 Roods. and ts Pcvcties;
and the latter 55 Acres, t Rood, and to Perches.
Tbde Pre-mires nearly adjoin to the Marko Town of Knigh-
ton. upon a good Rood, and in a v. ry pleafant part of the
Country ; they are upside of great Improvement by Irriga-
tion loci otbtrwife, and arc entitled to unlimited Right of
Common on one of the belt and mat deGrable Sheep %Vaiks in
the C..nntry.
The }arm Houfe is delightfully int:nett on an Eminence,
commanAing a beautiful Vie* of n:aly the Whole of the
Eftate ; it might, at a finall Expence be converted into a 7ery
cnmfnrtal le Refidence for a genteel F:mily.—Tbe Coppices,
which nearly adjoin to the Houk, are in a very luxuriant !tate,
and highly ornamental : they alto afford the grcatcft pl.:nty of
Game in the Scafnn; and the Leer, which paffes marly in
Front of Honk, affords molt excellent Fitting.
The Tenant will they the Farm and Coppices, and further
Particulars may be bad, by applying to Meffrr. Ilqyd and
Afteriey, Attornies, Shrewlbury, where a Plan of the State
tray be feen.
London, England, 1802-06-08

TARMOUT H. JUNE 7.

This morning the c Olattoz packet,
Capt. Tgossas BRIDG 2, landed her mails at Win.
terton ; and her palfengers at this place. The
Prince of Orange will fail this afternoon to attend
duty at Harwich. Sailed on a cruize the MIAOW
hoop of war4-.+Wind S. S. E.
London, England, 1802-06-08

THE GENERAL OF DIVISION AND CHIEF OP THE STAFF

TO THE GENERAL IN CHILI LECLERC.

" Port Republicain, 7 Germinal, (March 28),year to.

" Your order has been executed. General RICiA VD is on
board the frigate Cornclie, with the exprefs command of going
to France. I have Invited. from you, General Joraust to con-
duet him there. I have addreffed to the MinUter of the Navy
copies of your letter, and of that which this officer wrote to Ge-
neral LAPLOME. Salutation and'refpeet. (Signed) DUCUA.

At the time Captain BROWN left Cape Francois
there were at the Cape no lefs than 87 American
veils, and of thefe only four had permiftion to
fail. No bills or money had been given for their
cargoes, except in one or two jubilees. The one
•fourth calh, which is paid, was barely fufficient
for cafh and expences; no fpecie is permitted to be
exported from the Cape, and feveral brigs hawing
dollars on board have been compelled to reland
it, and take coffee in its Read ; fo great was the
demand for money, that a ve Wel was on the point
of being difpatched to the Havannall, for the ex-
prefs purpofe of fetching money from that place.
This morning a mail arrived from France, which
has brought us Journals to the 4th inft. inclufive,
which contain very important intelligence from
London, England, 1802-06-08

PARIS NEW DILIGENCE.%
AT ONLY 41. 13S. TACO rAssrmn, R.
SET out from the Golden ends, ChAring-Crofs,
London, every Morning and Evening, to the Ship and
King's Head Inns, Dover; the Silver Lyon, Valais; Calais
Hotel, Btmlogne ; London Hotel, Amiens ; and to Mr. St.
Oregoir's Office, No. tic, flouieritreet, Paris; from whence
Carriages travel to all the principal Cities and Towns in France,
Germany, and Italy.
. _

Tile Yu. bite am reqllefted to coieree. that the above Car-
riages will be concluded in a manner far [ulterior to any outer
at preknt eftablifhed.

The IMPERIAL STATE-LOTTERY for zBoa.

- -
'rICKETS and Shares of Ticlets are now fcl-
-- ling by J. BRANSCOMS and Co. at No. it, Holborn,
and No. 3?, cornbill; onc of the Si: who contraCted for the
two laft k:rgrins Lotteries; and w4O can boaft of having fold,
dartd, and reglitired the following Capital Prises:—
6 of £3,0,40 I I of cs.oco
20,C00 26 2400
aopoo 45 t,oco •
Likevrife the only 3,0001. Pritc that ever was fluted, betides
a ;that numbei of 50c1.2001. &c. &c.; and by whom the
Or's,* Plan for ilanaigni. the Shires, Ste. by Government, was
tranfmitted.to the Right Hon. Lord North, which hes io-
er..-alid the profit to the Public on Lotteries, Dace that time,
to svery Vat amount. -

- - --
Schemes gratis, and every pirticulsz relative to the prefent
Lottery, may be bad at the LUCKY LO ITEItY-OFFICES,
No. tt, Holborn, and N 0.37, ContWlS, where the Numbers
of the aforefaid ?Oki: Imlay be Icor, Rot; how flared.
Mare to &Aire, there only asmoo Tickets in this Lot-
tcry—sbove three Capitals Iva" day. of drawing—very little
more than two ltanksto a Prizo.-the loweft Prize al. better
thati in
sthe laft*Englith—and the full money paid by Govern-
ment within two months after the Lottery has done drawing.
London, England, 1802-06-08

wHEN Nature is unable to remove korbutic,
fcrofulout, nervous, and other chronical ditorders, ari-
ling rrom furfeits, morbid obitrudions, and impurities of the
blood and juices, the patient will often be afilidted with one or
I more of the following tymptoms,viz. indigeftion of food, pain,
fwell:ng, or oppreffion of wind lu the stomach or bowels, in-
ward weaknefs, coldnefs, numbnefs, wf-arinefs, or noggins
adion in the powers of motion, fwimmin in the bead, dim-
nth of fight, 'owners of fpirits, flupiday, forgetfulncts, and,
on the loft hurry or furprife, the whoL frame is agitated, and
the mind confuted, frequent beating of the heart, trembling
of the limbs, difturbed and unrefeeiking Ct ,p, itching eruptions,
and glandular tumours, wafting of the &lb, difficulty of breath-
, log, caugh, bleeding at the note, and (pitting of blood, a pale
Sr fallow complexion, with coneuthve, hyfterie, and various
other forts of fits ; theft, with a train of other fymptoms, fuels
as cold chills, and eating brats, ficknefs, irregular appetite,
pains of the bead, fide, back, and joints, which often fiat from
one place to another, are almoft inftantly quelled, and the caufe
removed, with the greaten. cafe and fafety, by taking a bottle
of Dr. PATERSON's VEGETABLE DROPS, which are in-
eloted in plain diredtions, and fold by Tutt, Royal Exchange;
Ward, No. 3246 Holborn, oppollte Gray's Inn, London ; But-
gin and Sheppard, Britt*,; Lynch and Staines, druggifts, Man-
chefter ; Brown, printer, Neweaftle-npon-Tyne; Bacon, Ste-
venfon, and Co. Norwich; Martha% Lynn ; Downes and Bulb,
Yarmouth; llartay, Ipfwieh ; Kymer, Colehefter t Stares,
Chelmsford; and moft other Venders of Patent Medicines in
Great Brivin, at 51. the bottle (duty included); and may be
had at No. 4, Little Tower-Greet, where all orders, whaler:de
and retail, are duly attended to. •
Alto may be had, as above, his M E ZEREON PILLS, fended
up in plain clircetions, price sa.siL the boa , contaioing 42 pills,
which eradicate every Gage of a certain difeafe, with the ut-
moft fectecy, requiring no reftraint in diet, or bufinefs, operat-
ing and performing the cure in a more petted and pleafant
meaner than (our times this quantity of any other Pills whatever.
London, England, 1802-06-08

HAMBVRGH MAIL

By this conveyance we have received the fol-
louing :

HILSINcIIOILG, IA SCHONEN, MAY 250--The
day before yefterday we had the pleafure to fee
their Majetlies and the Family of Baden, arrive
Isere. From the i9th to the 23d, the plcafure
camp was at Bonarp. The troops, under the com-
mand of General Baron VON TOLL, manceuvred
in pretence of their Majeflies, and the other dif-
tinguifhed perfonages. The day after to. morrow
the Family of Baden continue their journey to
Elfineur and Copenhagen; and on the fame day
their Majefties return to Stockholm, where they
will arrive on the ad of June.

STOCKHOLM, MAY 2 number of the royal
yachts and tranfports, from the fquadron in this
port, are now fitting up, and equipping in the belt
manner, for the voyage of their Majeftieatto 'Fin-
land, which is now fixed for the Bth of June. The
Ma(ler•General of the Ordnance, VON EKREN'
s7ltoll, is gone to Finknd, with an Adjutant, in
order to make all neseffary arrangements for the
great encampment, which is to be formed in that
country. Baron VON MOLCKEN, Chamberlain to
•the Qeen, is appointed Vice-Governor of the pro-
vince of Carlaadt.

PR E saou RO, MAY '4.—Soon after the opening
' of the Dict, the Emperor declared, that it was his
intention that it inould not enter upon any reli-
gious difcuffion, becaufe quellions of that kind
tend often to inflame the public mind, without
producing any good to religion ; and betides that
each fed in the Empire enjoyed the free exercife
of its woribip.-

BERLIN, MAY 25.—Laft Sunday the review for
this year was ended, after having hiked three days.
The number of troops reviewed, infantry and ca-
valry, including the garrifon of this place, amount.
ed to 36,000 men. All the manoeuvres were per-
formed with the greateft precifion, and to the en-
tire fatisfa&ion of his Majsrry. On each of the
three days there was a fplendid dinner in the King's
Cattle, and afterwards a ball and (upper. The
regiments are already returned to their garrifnus.
It is now known here, that the EMPRESS of RUS-
SIA does not accompany the EMPEROR CO Memel.
He will he attended only by two Adjutants.
Their Majesties, the KING and QUEEN, fct off
this day for the reviews in Pruffia. His Maje(ly's
blathers alto depart to-day. His Serene Highnefs
the Dugs of BRUNSWICK will go to Praia in July,
in order to direr the conftruiftion of the two fort.
reffes in the newly-acquired provinces of that king-
dom. Lieutenant-General Volt GEusAv, Chief
of the Engineer Corps, will accompany the Du cs
in his journey for this purpofe.
•,.
London, England, 1802-06-08

A *ORD-OF ADVICE.

THE celebrity which the ANT I scOR nlitiiC DROPS,
in invented by the late Fk•NVIS SPlusavar, No. 15.
Solsafguitre, have, through a Cedes of fuctefsful reermatnenda.
duns acquired, particularly in Nervous, Scorbutic, Gouty, and
Rheumatic Complair.ts, rer.dersit ahlneurnbeut duty of the
prefent Proprietors to protoet thc bralth of the Public, to the
tamott of their power, by eau t:tating.thrm. again ft the. purchafe
of a fpurious compulit ion ; a 1., of conilut2 they are induced
to adopt from a ion:int:tit of gratitud,: a; will a, a feuie of char
own perfonal rights. TU. Meilietie i only prepared at the
Difpenfory as abuse, and each Bottle is accompanied with a
Litt of Cafes, an ample Bill of D:reelions, r.ud thc Author's
Millie on Diet, Gout, etc. By permillni of the Commif-
finners of the Stamp.Oflice, a Ramp, primed in black ink, is
attired to each bottle, with the words, " tipiltbury and Co.
No. ty, Soho-fnuare," " By the King'i; Patent," on the
Bottle, 618, and 'Wrapper, that the Purcha:: r may be eonv:need
of Nang (Implied with the genuine Modicine, which is f, Id in
bottles at ss. and IL 21 each, duty included; in London, by F
Newbery, Dicey and Sutton, Winy, Barclay, Howard and
Evans, Ching and Butler, E. Newlsery, Bacon, Baylcy, Bolton,
Ward, Turtle, Wade, twiny, Pilling and Cen.1.14:; in the
Borough only by Clark, Ito. 269, and B. Show, No. 74.

DISEASES of the URINARY CANAL and VENEREAL
COMPLAINTS;
MR. DUFOUR informs the Pablie;that he may
daily be confultcd gratis, front Vto 3, at his houfe, No.
3, Frith-ltrc:2t, Soho, London, in all cafes of Ohltntetions,
Strietures, Glons, Seminal Wmknefs, Incontinency of Urine
Pißolas, Impotence, and debility in either Sex, &c. From
catenive Praelice in this department, to whisk he has con-
fined himfelf for many years, he offers a method of cure, mild,
efficacious, and which prevents a ramie.
Mr. DUIOUR, fok Proprietor of Daran's celebrated (me-
dicated) Boogies, Lis ultimately fo improved them, by diveß-
ing them of the irritating cffedts of common Bougies, that they
fuccecd where caulkics and other violent means have failed.

For the Venereal Difeafe, Mr. DUFOUR is in poffeffion of
Daran's Remedies, fo mild that they render confinement or
reftraint in diet emu:cellar/. To enable him to attend patients
at tbeitown honks, be has provided the affillance of a Gentle-
man of the Faculty. Perron, in the country may be cured by
Rating their cafes in letters, poll paid.
left publiffied, price as. 6d. Fifth Edition, enlarged.—A
Treatife on the above Complaints, Waited with the various
fyinytoms and Cafes (hewing the painful and dangerous ef-
fed, of Caullic Boogies; an improved method of treating go- •
norrheas, Ste. &c. Printed for J. Callow, Crown-crest, Soho;
and H. D. Symonds, Paternolter-row ; alto to be had at
h/PQueen's, Exeter-Change, and at the Author's.
London, England, 1802-06-08

PORTSMOUTH, JUNE t.

Rind by for the Downs, the Canada;
frot:i Jamaica ; anti the Ann, GRANT, from the
.struts.—Sailed the Experiment, PALMER* for In.
Adventure, FOLG RR ; Rambler, WTTOCK,
:tad the teen, BRABLE, for London.
Capt. Was. RossoN, of the (hip Alliance, which
arrived here yefterday fr,,m Malta, laden with
naval ftores, !poke the Harmony, Pens, from
Cork to St. Jollies, in lat.s I. long. 13e 40e We on
the :4th May, all well: parted company with the
Duke of York, Buzarr, ten weeks from Barba-
does, and the Atlantic, Muter( Lao, eleven weeks
from Surinam.
London, England, 1802-04-05

FROM THE PARIS PAPERS.

Lims, Fss. tB.—Portugal having happily
fucceeded in weakening the tempeft by which the
was threatened on the part of the French Repub-
lic, enjoys at this moment a pedal calm, which is
employed by the Government in effeaing very
laudable reforms, particularly in the neglefted de-
partment of the Police. The greatell attention is
bellowed on this objea, as well as on the general
improvement of the country, by the Prime Mini-
fler Don RODRIGUES de Souza. The new Police
Guard, commanded by the Count de Noaton, a
French Emigrant, was prefented, on the ad inf.
to the Prince Regent, and the Patroles commenced
their rounds the fame night. This guard will not
only contribute to the fecurity of the city, but to
the augmentation of the public revenue, by detea.
ing the frauds which have been fo long praaifed
to avoid the payment of the culloms and duties.
It is not therefore aftonilhing that the eftablilhment
Ihould be loudly condemned by tl.ofe, and their
friends,who have been benefited by thefe fraudulent
praaices, and they with, but in vain, to reprelent
the meafure as contrary to the laws of Portugal.
During the thort campaign againft the Spanith
and French armies, ANTONIO de Coatis Lose,
the Governor of the fortrefs of Jerumenha, having
fk•trendered it, without any defence, to the enemy,
he was, in conformity to martial law, fentenced to
(offer death. The Prince of BRAZIL has, how-
ever, commuted the punilhment for imprifonmcpt
for life in Fort Benguella, on the coati of Africa.
The Rotarian frigate, the Daphne, arrived here
on the 16th, aftet a paktge of 36 days from the
Tezel, and z 5 from Port north. She has bright
as paffenger Citizen VAN GRAEVELDI the ilatafian
?I,en t ottntioary to our Coup.
41110"
London, England, 1802-04-05

under the Patronage of the Right Hon. W. WINDHAM,
sate Secretary at War, dce.
• This day was publithed, price ii. I ts.6cl.
THE FAMILY BUDGET; or, GAME of
I- KNOWLEDGE, a Wort defigned for the Initrudtion
and Amufentent of Young Pcrfoos.—By the WIDOW of an
OFFICF.R who fell in the Welt Indies.

The Author has already been honoured with the mot fiat-
tering approbation and recommendation of her Work by the
following illuitrious, Nobly, and Diftinguifhed Perfonages :
Her Royal Highnefs the Prin. Lady Stdfield
refs of Wales Counters of Middleton
Her Royal Highnefs the Sir T. Turton
Duehefs of York Lady Douglas
Countefs of Liverpool Mr.. Cuthbert
Counters of Pembe.ke Lad/ Ronk:
Colima* of A% I,furil Lady Seaforth
Countefs of Mount Edge- General Cowell
cumhe Mrs. Byng
Lady Vernon . Mrs. Henry Hoare
Lady Amt Vernon . Mifs Falmer
Lady sondes J. Blackburn, Efq. M. P.
Duke of Somerfet Mrs. Wynch
Countefs of Chefterfield J. Hoare, Efq.
Lady Clargefs Mrs. 'Rowland, Ladies Board-
Lord Willoughby de Brook ing School, Bolton, I.in coin-
J. Swainfon, Efq. Otire
Capt. Ricketts, Royal Navy Sir James Graham, Bart.
G. Shunt, Efq, M. P. Mrs. Liddle
Mr. Hodgfoo, Portland-place Mrs. Anton
Rev. J. But J Ketticwick, Efq.
Mrs. Liddle Mrs. Fitzgerald
The Earl of Bate Hon. Mrs. Byng, Sloane-
Samuel Shaw, Efq. ftreet
Mrs. Shunnell Mrs. Byng, Plymouth
Mrs. I.angmead, Plymouth Col. Buckeridge
Mifs Ann Reid Mrs. Abbot
Right Hon. Heley Addington, H. Plumer, Efq.
M. P. Rev. C. Barker
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(hire Mr. Pope, Birmingham
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School, Bloondbury-fquare. Rcv. Dr. Baker, near Totnefs
Mr. Symonds. I.adic ; Board- Mr. J. Langmead,
ing School, Tsummi, Su- Rev. Mr. Symonds, Taunton
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Ungton Devon, Sec. Ake.
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Printed for James Ridgway, Tork-ftreet, St. James's-111mm ;
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colter, Derby, Cant Merv, Plymouth, Norwich, Edinburao,•
and Dublin.,
London, England, 1802-04-05

JOHNSON'. DICT lONARY ENLA RG E fc I MPRO VEIL
rhis day was pubkilhed, in a ncst pocket Volume, elegantly
printed on the fincit wovepapcx and hot pireffed, price only
31.6 d. in boards, or bound,
tR. JOHNSON'a General Diftionary of the
Englith Language, by the addition of feveral Titonf_nd
Words,not to be found in any other Didlionary, Necked trent
the mon approved Authors. To which ih prefixed a compre-
henfive Grammar.
By WILLIAM PERRY.

'Author of the New 'Standard French and Englifh Pronouncing

DidUonary.
Printed for John Stock&lc, Piccadilly.
N. B. The Publater particularly recommends the above, as
1).1 is the molt comprehenfive, elegant, and cheap Difitionary,
ever laid before the public.
London, England, 1802-04-05

PLYMOUTH, APRIL 3.

Came in the Jurre, of 8o wins, from Torbay,
the is gone up Hamm to be paid of; ; the CLYDE;
of 36; INDEFATIGABLE, of 44; and TRITON, of
32, are difmantling for the purpoic of being paid
off and laid up.—The NAMUR, of 98, and the
MARS, of 74, are Paid to be under orders for Cha-
tham to be paid off; the former has jut} made the
fignal for failing.
London, England, 1802-04-05

COURT OF REQUEST.

SPECTROLOOY.—On Saturday a Gentleman of
fortune in Baker-fireet, Portman-tquare, was film-
moned before the Commiffioners of Requefts, by
a Foreigner, to anfwer for a debt of one guinea,
which he alledged the Gentleman owed him. This
112411 Muted, that on Monday la fl, he was fent for by
this Gentleman to exhibit before a fele& party at
his houfe. He accordingly went, and agreed with
that Gentleman to entertain his compel)), for the
fpace of one hour, for which he was to be remu-
nerated with the fum of one guinea ; that he ac-
cordingly prepared for his exhibition, and had
ju(t began, when he was informed by the Gentle-
man that his exhibition was not agreeable, and
therefore he need not go on with it ; at the fame
time he prefeuted him with half a guinea, which
turn he refufed to take, alledging that the Gentle-
man was bound by his contra& as he was willing
to have performed his part of it.—ln anfwer to
this charge, the Gentleman acknowledged that he
had made the contract, and that be had done it
with a view of entertaining fame of his friends,
among whom were feveral young Ladies ; that on
the hilt appearance of the fpedres, the Ladies
were thrown into fits, and that it was in confe-
quence of this circumftance he thought it proper
to flop the exhibition, and was of opinion half a
' guinea was fufficient for the man's trouble.
The Chairman obferved, that this Gentleman
was bound by his contras, and mull pay the de-
mand. The Gentleman paid the money and de-
parted.
SOCIITT.—The door-keeper of a Pie-air
Society fummoned the Manager for a week's wa-
ges, amountinz to fourteen (billings. !It appeared
that the man had attended one night, and not be-
ing one of the molt polite perfons, bad given of-
fince to feveral of the fubferibers, who made com-
plaints, and he was accordingly difcharged. He
applied for his wages, and was refuted payment.
flee Manager was ordered to pay the man his de-
mand.
London, England, 1802-04-05

SWEDEN.

SVICI MOLDS, MARCH !S.—After Tome dircuffion
with the States of the kingdom at the laft Diet, at
Nordkoeping, the King has, by an order lately
pnblilhed, ordained that every eftate of the king-
dom, without refpea to the unequal nature of the
land, or the privileges of rank of the Proprietors,
from the beginning of the year ifios, and thence-
forth, for the purpofe of the national defence,
(hall deliver yearly a certain quantity of faltpetre
in kind, for which the Crown will pay if Rd. the
Liefpfund (equal to 14 common pounds). The
liberal principles on which this new law is found-
ed, whether it be confidercd as an import, or as
a political regulation, give a furprifing proof of
the gracious and wife Government of our much
beloved King.
From the mild weather, the catch of herrings,
at Gottenburgh, has been fo great, that about
500,000 tons of herrings in the whole have been
faked, and 3500 calks of oil have been boiled.

LONDON.
London, England, 1802-04-05

This day were publiihed,
Handfomely printed in Three Volumes, Odtavo, and anise'.
filed with Thirty-nine Plates, price 11. £s. 6d. iu Boards,
HINTS deigned to promote BENEFICENCE,
TEMPERANCE, and MEDICAL SCIENCE.
By JOHN COAKLEY LETTSOM, M. and 1.I..1). &c.
Louisa Primed for J. Maynnan, in the Poultry.
. .

Of whom may alfo be Lad, by the fame Author,
I. The NATURAL Hl' TORY of the TEA-TREE ; wit'A
Ohferridoess on the Medical Q2alieies of the Tea; and on the
Effues of Tea-drinking. Quarto. tos.6.t.fewed.
3. The NA'rURALIS'T's and TRAVEL LEk's
NION. Third Edition. 0. Boards.
4. OBSERVATIONS nu the COW POCK. Second Edi-
tion. 3s. Giond.
J In a few days will he publithed, TR AV LS through
Sweden, Finland, end Lapland, to the North Cape, in the
Years if9ll.od tyse. By jofeph Acerhi.
London, England, 1802-04-05

ibis day was publifhed, in Crown Syn. price 6s. bound ;
em-
• belliftwd with 7 elegant Plates, defignA by Burney, Ed-
wards, Laurie, Riley, Stothard, and Wtle ; engraved by
Callyer„ Halt, Heath, Laurie, Sharp, and Walker ;
LETTERS of ABF.LA RD and ELOISA ;
with a particular Account of their Lives, Amours, and
Misfortunes.
By JOHN HUGHES, Etq.
To which arc added, fcvcral POEMS, byl:r. Port and other

Authors.

Painted for W. Lowndes,li: Baldwin, Longman and Recs.
Where may be hadt New Editions of
t. in Two Vols. /2fllo. ornantemed by capital Engraving,,
price ti 4. hoard., Dealt/tat ; or tbe kidney ofa Young Lady's
Entrance into the World.

I. In tarno. prices. bound, HiIItALDAT tit Mlli/ATURE;
being an introdadtion to that Science ; illultrated by above loco
Engravings of Arms, Heraldlc•Bearings, and Dißindlions of
the Peers and Baronets of the United Kingdom.
3. in tsrou. price aa.bunnd, Jots EA GA bus its•
raovre, (Aerating of luitrudtions for playing and betting at
sc Faiiiionthie Games.
London, England, 1802-04-05

ADAMS'. SOLVENT fw tie STONE and GEAVfit
17 a Medicine could Eland in need of farther re-
▪ euntrienciat:on for eilleacy and innocency, after a fuerefsfat
ea:vile-nes. of shore twenty years ; the recent and remarkable'
• ;be R cr. Mr. Mcgineux. of Garboldifium. Norfolk, In
a cqufirmsl cafe of the Stone, would eftablith its reputation
beyond the doebts of the molt fecptical. The particulars could
not rd'y be facetted with convenience in a Newfpaper, but that
Ownlenum, from the mat btu/aide of all motives, will gladly
ecomumf.eate them to ary fuffeter under this and diforder,
winds he doubts not but for the Solvent, would have brought
hint err now to the grave. For an account of numerous other
extraordinary cures by the Solvent after the pidgins had been
founded, and ahont to undergo the operation. See " Parry on
the Stone, Ste." Bth edition. price as.
*Elle fi..,kle Gravel Is removed by a few doles of the Solvent,
width by correEting the ealculnus diatheis in the habit. (Stu
tually prevent the formation of the Stant

The Solvent i. prepared only by & Perry, Surgeon ; and
fold wbniefale And retail by blisgents,Chiog and Butler,No.
Co.apide; and retail by Riddles/toted Oh No. 76, oppolite the,
Pantheon, Oar )rdAftreet ; sod al hiwielhe vankrs ; is bottle*
o: td. rto 6d. and it. is. Ramps !admit&
To pert's' counterfeits, every Goalie wrapper is written on
and Butler."
London, England, 1802-04-05

TU-SIORRCiRr 7.0 ,owl. foe FIRST DRAWN.

'THE Nobility; Gentry, and Pithlic in general,
are relpeafully Scquainted , that Tickets and Shan...war-
ranted tli.drAwn, will continue on Sale through the Lottery,
at the old ell..blithed Gibers of T. 131511. Cornhill, and 9,
Charing-Q.oh, where two Prizes of 50001. have already been
fold, Roared, and regiltered this Lottery—and in the lag year,
one Prise of 30frxl. two Prises of topool. one Prize of soot*
on: Prize of wed. fce.—The Whvel is immenfely Rich; and'
Tk.itts remarkrbly cheap, confidering the atlv.aneed period of
• Dr.ssing,..All Lanes in the Public Funds tradadted
with fidelity sod dlfpatcb.
London, England, 1802-04-05

'This day wa, publilbed,
In Odo-deeimo, for the Pocket, cmhellillicd with a Plate of
Mrs. Btt,uNa•roN, in the Charadtcr of Clara, price 21. 6d.
fewcd,

ASONG BOOK for the LADIES, or Toilet
Companion, Iwi.ig a Collection of favourite and fathion-
able Songs. Eiclcacd, with the molt fcrupulous Attention, for
th..t Fair Sex. InchLding all the Songs lung by Mrs. Billington.
Preceded by a Dedication to the fineft Singer in the World;
and coocluded with the Mutes' Mifeellaity and the Catlett of
. _

Prinied for Verner and Hood, No. 3t, Poultry ; and fold by
all Book:ellen and Newfmen.

Where may be had, price as. bound,
The Goldfinch, or a (clod Colleftiou of the molt favourite
Englifh and Scotch Songs.
London, England, 1802-04-05

SHEERNESS, APRIL 4.

Yefferday arrived his Majcily's (hip SUFFOLK,
Capt. CURTIES, from the Eaik Indies, on which
Ration the has been there eight years path on her
coming into harbour, the ran aground ; but by the
firmly alliftance of the different fhips' boats the was
got off, without furtaining any material damage,
and proceeded to Chatham to be paid off. Ar-
rived alfo the CHANGE gun-Yard from a cruize.
Sailed the BOXER gun-velrel on a cruize. The
BOLD gun-yeirel has taken and lent in here a fmug-
gling veffel, laden with 280 half aukers of Ge.
neva. Remain at the Nore the ZEALAND, BA-
TAY 111, AMFHION, IRIS, BRAAK, WAAKSA M H EMT,
JAMAICA, FAVORITE, DILIGENCE, ALONZO, and
Amott.—Wind E. Light breeze.