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London, England, 1802-06-21

BANKRUPTCY ENLA RC rD.

Anzuft lc. Thomas licelley, latc of Burton in Lonfdalc, York-
Mit?, pott,.r, tkaler and ehapinan, at ten, at the White Hart,
Lamatier.

FANKRUPTS.

Robert William Fc!ton Lathropp, otherwWe tailed Sir Robert
Murray Brown Ckal.e, late of Portland-Place, St. Mary-la-
Bonne, Mfddtelex, banker, copartner with Thomas I.erifon
Prcfcot:, otherwife called Lerefon Prefeett, and John King,
late of the fame place, bankers there, (carrying on the trade
of bankers, under the name, flik, and firm of Sir Robert
Murray Brown Clarke, Levefon Prcfcott, and Company),
to furrendcr June aa,• July 3, and 31, at eleven, at Guildhall.
Attorney, Mr. Paterian, Furnival's inn, Holborn.
Thomas Whitaker, of Kighley, Yorkfhire, innkeeper, dealer
and charm-al, June :3, 29, and July 31, at eleven, at the De-
rootlike arms, Kighiey. Attoruics,Metirs. Watfon and Lela

Parr, in Kightcy.
George &Awn, nano or late of Whney, Oxforelllsire, brandy-
merchant, dealer and chapman. July t, 2. end r, nt eleven,
at Staple-Hall Inn, Witncy. Attornies, Mr. W. Macey, of
Witney ; or Meffra. Impey and Wightmao, Inner Temple.
James Leybinn, late of Bombay, in tilt halt Indies, but now of
Hackney, Midilkfex. merchant, broLer, manner, dealor acd
chap:tun, June 26, July to, and 31, at ten, at GuildbalL--
Attorney, Mr. Hand, Garden-court, Temple.
John Scott and George Scott, of South-:t:vet, k infbury-fquare,
I.ondon, merchants and partners, Jt,-..c 29, July 3, and 3t,
at tan, at Guiltdasll. Attornies, Mars. Swain and Stevens,
Ohl Jewry.
Jofeph Smart, of Wolverhampton, Staffordfhlre, bookfeflcr,
ftationer, dealer and chapman, July 2, at Gs, July 3, and 31,
at dartn, at the Stnurport Inn, in Stourport, Worceiterilaire.
&tonnes, Meffro Brlgg and Robbins, Hatton-Garden, Lao-
don; or Mr. HAW!, Kidlerminitcr, Worceßenhire.
Robert Grcatwood, Late of Gloucelter, grocer, dealer and chap-
man, June 28, 2;. and July 31, at tcn, at the Lower George
hut, Gioncefter. Atton Mdfrs. Jenkins and James, New
Inn, London ; or Mr. Henry Wilton, jun. Gloucelter.
. .

George Cory, of Great Yarmouth, Norfolk, upholder, dealer
and chapman, June 26, July 3, rid 3z, at ten, at Guildhall,
London. Attorney, Mr. Mark Pirrero, Carla-area, Ca-
vendiih• Nave.

John Hatfitid, of Tiverton, Devocfhire, merchant, dealer and
chapcnan, (careying on trade with Niche. Dennys and Ni-
chats Dennys ,he younger. of Tivcrtru, under the trot of
Denny+, liatficld, and Dennys,) June 26, July 3, rd 31, at
twelve, at Guildhall, I•ondon, Attorney, Mr. Taunton, No.
4, Pump-court,
London, England, 1802-06-21

PORTSMOUTH, JUNE /9.

Yeflerday put in here the four following tranf-
ports, having on board the 49th regiment, bound
to Q2elsec, viz.—Tartar, Captain KENNY, has
Agent Show on board ; the Richard, FOSTER ;
Norfolk, Woonwousz ; and the Peggy, Fla N JELIN
alfo the Robert, Captain THOM now, from Sun-
derland. Sailed the Apollo, Toz Pt, for London.
This day arrived the SOPHIA !loop of war, from
a cruize, and feveral colliers.

Arrived the following men of war from the Ja.
maica Ration, viz.
Saone • - - Capta!n BERM.
BTIMIVIiCk - - ..... STEPHENS.
Edgar - . - OTATAT.
Vengeance - - - Dom
Powerful - - - LAYOUT.
• . Carnatic - -.---- Pa?nun&
Defence. - -....--. Lord PAtizsz.
aerobia= - -..--.--- GARDNIR.
Of 74 guns each.
London, England, 1802-06-21

'DIVIDENDS.

July 6. Richard Blackmorc, of the Colcnade, near the Found-
ling Hofpital, Middlefei, painter, glazier, dealer chap-
mw, at twelve. at Guildhall.

July 6. William Cantrell, of Burton •up^n.Trent, Smffordibire,
druggift, at eleven, at the White Hart. Burto..-
July to. Thomas Yates, of Stockport, Chadic, ntuilai-nnnu-
feaurer, dealer and chapruan, at eleven, at the Star Inn,
Manaheiter.
Jay s Peter Cornifh, of Taunton, Somerfetfhire, cooper, dm-
ber-rnerchant, dealer and chapman, at eleven, at the htarket-
houfe,'Faunton.
Austin a. William Hewlett and William Pember, of Briflol,
dueler►, chapeuen, and copartners, at ten, at the bulb Tavern,
Corn-Rreet. Brified.
July r. Edmund Tompkins and Robert Tompkins. of Dere-
tend, Birmingham, inkftand-makeri, dealers and chapmcn,
at twelve, at the Sterk Tavern, Birmingham.
London, England, 1802-04-13

This day am publiflted, elegantly primed in One Volume, 4to.
illuftrated by Twenty one Portraits, many of which have
never been before engraved, price 31. 31. in boards.
MEMOIRS OF HORATIO, LORD WAL-
POLE; feledcd from his Correfpondence and Papers,
and connected with the Hillary of the Times from 1678 tot 73 7.
By WILLIAM COXE, A. M. F. R. S. F. A. S.
Redor of Bemerton.
Printed for T. Cadell,jun. and W. Davies, Stroud.
•.• A few Copies on Royal Paper, price I. 3s. in Boards.
As above may alto be had, by the fame Author,
1. Memoirs of the Life and Adminiltration of Sir Robert
Walpole, Earl of Orford. With original Correfpondence and
authendc Papers never before publifhed, 3 vols. 4to. 3L 13s. in
boards.

a. The fame Work, without the Correfpondence and Papas,
3 vols. Bvo. 11. 45. in boards.
3. Travels in Switzerland, and the Country of the Grifons.
Fourth Edition, with an Hiltorical Sketch and Notes on the
late Revolution, 3 vols. Bvo. tL ys. in boards ; or on Ruyal Svo.
with Smith's Views, aL 1a in boards. A few Copies In a vols.
Imperial 4to. with Smith's Views, 61. 6s. in boards. Some
Copies of the Hillorical Sketch and additional Notes are printed
in 4to. for the PurchafersoC the 4to. Edition, 1014 6d. la
boards

4. Travels in Poland, Ruffia, Sweden, and Denmark. sth
Edition, with Corredtlou and cokilderable Additions. 5 Vols.
Bvo, illuftrated by Charts aad Engravings, 21. 32. inboards,
5. An Hiltorical Tour is Moornouthibire. Illuftrated with
Views by Sir Richard Hoare Bart. engraved by Byrne and
other eminent Artift ' s Portraits, a new Map of the County,
and Plans of Roman Stations, Towns, Caftics, and Ancient
Encampments, in 2 vuls. 4to. 41.45. in boards.
London, England, 1802-04-13

A COPIOUS HISTORY OF THE UNION.
This day was publdhed,
Price Ten Shillings and Siapencc, in boards,
(Dedicated to the Marquis of l.missoowsiz,)
THE HISTORY of the UNION of GREAT-
BRITAIN and IRELAND; with an Introdudory Sur-
vey of Hibernian Affairs from the earlieft Times.
By CHARLES COOTE, LL. D.
Sold by G. Rear(ley, No. 46, Fleet-thee ; of whom may be
bad the HISTORY of ENGLAND, the LIFE of CAISAR,
and other Publieationscf the fame Author.
••• It Is prclumed, that a Work of this kind will be highly
interefting to every daft of Reuters, as it treats of we of the
molt memorable crania ftions of an eventful period, and con-
tains a narrative of every important eireumftanee conflated
with what his Mikity has styled the happleft Event of his
Reign.
London, England, 1802-04-13

NEAR LIM OW--SIIROPSHIRE.
TO BE SOLD BY AIIC FION-Br Mi. CHRISTIE,

At his Great Room, in Pall-Mall. on Monday the loth of
May next, at One o'Clock,
ikVALUABLE and DESIRABLE FREE-
HOLD ESTATE, confining of a fubftantial elegant
Brick-built Manton, with Stabling fur Eleven Hocks, Two
Coach Houres, numerous attached and detached Oakes of every
ddc 00, fuited to a large Family, excellent Kitchen Garden,
walled and richly planted, Pinery Sum:lnm Houk, Melon
Ground, beautiful Reduce Ground of near Six Acres, difpokd
with talk and Fringed with rich Plantations, embelliked
with keen; of Water ltneked with Rh, funnounted by a Lawn,
and fundry rich Inclofures, in whole about t 66 Acres, Tithe
Free, Land Tax Redeemed, about tBo Acres Rich Meadow,
the reft Arabic, about so Acres of which may be watered at
pleafureby a River, in which is a valuable Right of PlLery
Deßghtully fituate within two miles of Ludlow, (even of Ten-
bury,; beautiful and fporting part of the Caking of Sakip. Mail,
and other Coaches, pars daily to and from London..—A Par-
ader may be accommodated with the neat Houlbold Furni-
ture, Live and Dead Stock, Crops, &e. at a fair Valuation,
and Immediate Polieifion may be had of a molt Gentlemanlike

as well as prolitabk Situation.
Printed Particulars are preparing, and will be forthwith
ready.—Mr. Cbrillie is enipoweriete receive Propolab by
Private Contra&
London, England, 1802-04-13

SHEERNESS, APRIL its.

Arrived his Ma' Ity's Sips ALIVIIIDILIa and
RAISONMIL the Pounces ginvreffel up
the Thames, with Watfon Riches and Edmond
Coleman, Pilots of the Ass:STANCE, lately loft, in
seder to take them to the Marflialfea. The SLIM-
sal hofpital flip, and Cuicnairsa ftore ihip, are
ordered to be paid off: the Sous: hofpital Stip is
espfaed to be paid off in a day or two. The fol-
lowing veld: are ordered to convey the crews of
his Majetty's (hips which are paying off to their re-
fp -ive homes--Atrrumn Hoop, to the North of
England and Scotland; ALoszo, to Ireland and
Weft of England; Dm:Gums, to Glafgow and
places ackjacent ; and Locust gun-veffel, to Portf-
month with foreigners.—Wind-N. W. blows hard.

YARMOUTH. APRIL u.

The Kitty, of and from Sunderland, with coals,
came on more yefterday morning at Baton ; the
crew are faxed, the vefel is gone to pieces, and
the cargo loft. The Stains, Captain DIANE, of
and from 'Hull, bound to London, with goo4s,
came on !bore on Happifburgh Beach yefterday
morning ; the crew are faired, and ihould the wea-
ther prove moderate, the cariseand vela will be
faxed alfo. The remaining • of war in thefe
Roads, are expelled to fairin wage of a few
days to be paid of Wind N. W.
London, England, 1802-04-14

DISTRIBUTION OF PRIZE MONEY.

To la Seine, for the capture or the French privateer l'Hi-
rondeSe, a diftribution will be made onboard the &ine on tier
arrival in port.
The Achille and Terrible, for the capture of la Sally; le
Theodore, a brig marked F, a hoop (name unknown), v.l a
brig (name unknown); will be paid in Plymouth, on Friday
the 16th infant.

The Centaur, for the capture or le Temeraire, and Ic Bon
Arnie, will be paid at the fame time and place.

The Captalt; and the Sirius, for the Capture of the French
lugger le Temeraire, will be paid at the fame time and place.

La Coollance and Flirt armed veffel, for the capture of the
Spial& Slip of war San Pedro d'Aleantara, and Spanillt lugger
fEgalite, will be paid ou the arrival of the fail Chip► in port, or
in Plymouth, the 3oth initant.

The Mary, James Condic matter, is arrived at Kirk aL2y
from Rotterdam.

The Emerald, M'Klnnon, from London and Faye, for Ja-
maica, was captured on the ifith of Augult LIR, and is carri:A
into Carthagena.
The General Oglethorpe, from Charlefton to the Havannah,
was loft on the sth of February, on the Reef N. E. from Whale
Key, fix miles from the land, and went to pieces next day.—
The fecond Mate, 9 Seamen, and t 3 Negroes drowned; is
Caved, and arrived at New Providence. Fivc or li other vef-
kls were loft at the fame time, near the fame 'lace;4 one of
them a homeward-bound Jamaica Chip, and another a Guinea-
man.

The Henry Addington, Ocean, Nottingham, Boddam, Hin-
doftan, Admiral Gardner, Hope, Carnatic, Windham, and
Lord Duncan Eaft Indiamen, with fourteen American valel,,
and four country aim arrived at China the 23d of Odlnber.
On Friday fe'nnight the American Chip Profperity, Captain
Joughin ,ladt a with flour, flax feed, and ftaves, arrived at.Dcrry
from Ncw York, after a paCagc of as days.

The Court Martial held at Portfmouth for the
trial of Lieutenant-Colonel BERKELEY, was on
Monday' dilrolved, he being acquitted of the charge
exhibited againil him.
We are concerned to Rate a circundlance that
has juit come to our knowledge, which r :leas on
the charaitter of an Officer w has borne an un-
blcmiffied reputation during the war. The perfi,n
alluded to has till within there few days COITI•
mended one of the finea. frigates in our navy, but
has been fuperfeded in conleglicnce of a letter haii-
ing been written by the thip's crew, in the nature
of what is termed a Round Robin, which they
caufed to be fent to the Admiralty, charging the
Commander with embezzling the King's limes.
The frigate has been ordered from her Ration round
to Porembuth, and a Court-Martial will imme-
diately take place to develope this unplcafant
fines.

Three Officers of Artillery on the Madras Ella-
bliffimertt have, it k CAW, been calhiered for the
embankment of Horn at Seringapatam. They
liere.LifilltAankjiMalantladaiaLjthar:Ult, ;
London, England, 1802-04-14

FROM LLOYD's LIST.

DEAL. APRIL the Tellicherry, —; M..trquis
Cornwalßs,—; and Bombay Anna, —, for the Lail Indices
and feveral outward bound 'act% and a large fleet of Coafters
and Colliers to the westward.—Wind N.

GIL AVIS ND, APRIL t3.--Palred by the William Dent, MAY
ION; and Experiment, Wur, Tr, from Bengal; Mercury
frigate, and Romulus Soap of war, from Gibraltar;
SWAIN, from the South Seas ; Argo, FRA MPI 0 N, from Oporto;
Chance, Wvira, from Curacoa ; Thames. BLACK, from To-
bago; Eagle, Donns, from Norway; Hamburgh P.-teat,
Groocm • Levant, —; and CIIOIII9. SIBEALD fitm
Ham-
bargb.-Sdkd the Heroine, COOK for Antigua; Bridgetown,
GOODWIN, for Trinidad; Bridget, BRYAN, for Peterlburgh ;
Alert, SALTER, for COMM& and Jonge Barber, BAaaea, for
Anfterdam.
London, England, 1802-04-14

DUBLIN, .Sr/IL JO.

On Sunday afternoon a duel was fought in the
vicinity of Cork, between the Hon. Mr. I'. and
Captain F. We are unacquainted with the r:utfe
of mifondertLanding, which oceafloned nothing fa-
tal to either party.

Sunday morning a meeting took place between
Capt. B—e, and St.— B—t, Elq. near the
watch-houfe, on the North Strand, Limerick ;
when after dircharging a cafe of pifuls, by which
each were nightly wounded, the Seconds interfered,
and reconciled the combatants.

Two State Prifoners in Newgate, and eleven
out of thirteen of thole in Kilmainham, were y
terday liberated, agreeable to an agreement which
they were induced to enter into four years lance, of
being then liberated on giving fecurity to quit his
Majeny's European Dominions, and not to enter
any country at war with Great-Britain ; but as fe-.
veral of there are znesaAaf large famiNes, and in-
capable of procuring. the means of removing to
any other country, 3t is thought the clemency of
Government will be extended to perliins of this
defcrip;ion. The State Prifoners conined in Fort
George are, it is laid, to be brought to :his country
without delay, and liberated on the fame terms.

NAUTICAL INTE[ • LIGEATE.

MAILS THIS DAY.—WIND W. S. W.
Dublin,

Out.

0

FALMOUTH, APRIL ix.

Arrived this day the American fhip Juno, Capt.
Owas in 38 days from Norfolk, with z9oc bar;
of Boni for a market, and the American briir Wil-
liam, STURES, in 4o days from Galipoli,
with oil, for Briflol; the failed from Galipo!i with
about 4o other rails, the greater part of wl;ich
were bound for England.
Sailed this morning the hired cutter Allan on a
unite, and was Peen this evening in the offing in
chime of a fmnggling veflel; alto the Kira
Geoaor.packet, Yercomas, with the mails of the
6th ink. for Litbon, and the Dugs ov CUMISR-
LAND packet, BOULDUSOII, with the maili of the
7th ink for Halifax and New York.

PORTSMOUTH, APRIL 13.
This day failed the EARL Sr. VINCENT for In-
dia; and the Margarett, CARDER, for Mogadore.
Arrived the Adventure, CLARK, from Plymouth.
The ARETHUSA, Captain WOLLEY, was this day
paid off. The CONCORDE frigate:, Capt. BARTON,
arrived laff night from Torbay. The FaLcos sloop
which put back to Spithead, failed again this day
with troops on board for Ireland. Sailed the Ga-
ntt(/' and RANGER tranfports for Gravefend, they
have on board the 9oth regiment, lately from
Egypt. Landed on Southfea the z4th regiment of
foot, and part. of the Q.Lieen's German regiment,
lately from Malta.
London, England, 1802-04-14

3f per Cent. Goy. Deb. 861-5 per C. Gov. Deb.
Grand tanal 6 per Cent. to 3.

The Ratification of the Definitive Treaty on the
part of this country, did not receive the Great Seal
till yefierday afternoon. In the evening it was
difpatched with Mr. H arse, the Mellinger, who
is to overtake the Honourable Mr. Pitearromr,
at Dover, from whence they proceed together for
Paris, where they will probably arrive to-morrow.

Mr. Pt ILILIPOIXT, a fon of Lord NIWAII, Was
defigned for the Church, but preferring the diplo-
matic line, has kill been appointed one of Lord
Warrworra's Secretaries, and the prefent oeca-
fion is chofen for his aside. He wiU, it is under-
Rood, reticle with Lord Warrivoura at Pans.

By the proceedings of the Houfe of Commons
lait night, the Public will learn the intentions of
Government in regard to the future eftabliihment
of the Militia. The out-line of the preterit plan is
to augment the Militia of Englind to 6o,ooo—thßt
of Scotland to 12,000 men. His MAJESTY is to
be "authorifed to call out any proportion of this
number, whenever it may be deemed expedient.
They are to be exercifed twenty-one days in each
year, and the annual expence is not to exceed
i+o,oool. They are to be enrolled in four diftina
claftes—Firft, young unmarried men ;—Secondly,
married men without children;—Thirdly, married
men who have only one child; and Fourthly, el.
derly and married men who have more than one
child. They are to be divided thus, in order that
the Lieutenants of counties may have a better op-
portunity of feleaion, whenever the public emer.
gency does not require the whole of the militia to
be embodied.
We underfland that kveral Lords Lieutenants
oppofe the tyaem intended to be eftablithed,among
whom are the Dukes of Bsauvorr and Davos.
SHIRR, Lords MERRY, CARLISLE, BEWLEY,
WENTWORTH FITZWILLIAH, CARNARVON, ROM.
NIT, GRANTLIT, DORCHESTER, and UPTEIL 01110.
aT. They urge, that the propofed alterations
and augmentations appear materially to deviate
from the principles on which the original dia.
blifisment was formed.

Since bGnifters are of opinion that an increafed
Militia is neciffiry, we may entertain a hope that
a meafure which has often been recommended,
and the propriety of which is pretty obvious, will
now be adopted.—We mean a Regilter for our
feamen. A very limn fum annually would infure
a Ikons Naval force at a few days notice, on any
emergency that might occur.

until Wednef.

Parliament adjourns ti
•
day_ next only.
Yelterday Count WORONZOW left town on his
MOW to Peteriburgh.
Yells:day was the fettling day at the Stock Ex-
change, and, confidering the weight of the if.
firma, franc failures bad been expelted. None
have, however, been declared, except thofe of one
brokin firm, which was known laft week, and ofa
Tingle
Jobber, for no great film, which took place
on Monday. This fettling has been, therefore,
much to the credit of the houfe, focthe differences
are great, Confols having been dou is the mute
'of the account, both at 68 aad 711 kr Ml*
London, England, 1802-06-26

SURGEONS.

•
The CHANCELLOR of the Exclave' raid,
plan had been laid before him, which he regretted
it was too late to bring forward this SefGon. It
was a lamentable fad, that great calamities hap-
pened on board of merchant (hips for want of ne-
ceffary chirurgical Alliance. Many accidents
which admitted or inunediate relief were fatal for
want of proper perfons to adminifler it. It hA
been foggefted to him that as the termination of
the war would leave a great number cf Surgeons
unemployed, that they might be employed on
board merchant flaps, particularly thofe hound on
diftant voyages, in a manner highly advantageous
to the country and to themfeves. He was aware
nothing could be done at prefent, but he withed
to throw out thefe obfervations, in order that fo
ufeful a clafs of men as regularly bred Surgeons
might know that the plan he had hinted at would
. . _ .
lel), after the Meet'

T

lent be Carried into died 'immediately after the raw
Ba- km of Parliament.—adjoitmcd.
London, England, 1802-06-26

AILRITIII)

YAP.MOU l'H, JUNE is.

Yefierday arrived his Majefly's frigate AMAZON,
Captain SAMUEL. SVTTON, from all St ;Cll. Sailtd
the DRIVER (loop of war, Captain FAME, on a
cruite after fmugglers ; the William. Capt. GE 1M RS,
and Tiber, Capt, W l..coclC, for Pil:ao ; and Mary,
HURDLE, for Cadiz. Arrived the J.utrec, CAR I FR,
from Rotterdam, withgonds and pairenget s; and :h.:
General Hutchinfon, Timm as, from Co: k, with
yarn. No packet has yet arrived from Cuxhaven.
Wind N. E.

FROM LLOYD's LTST.

DEAL. JUNE 35.—Arrived and faikd for the River the Ad-
Gardner, Bradford, any the Nutting:l4in, Barfott, Cron
Ch:ll::.—Wind S. W.

GRAVESEND, JL•se 25.---Pafrcd by the Ann, Stewart, from
Bengal; Cygnct, jo.irs, from Cork; Fame, Conway, from
&haft ; Nancy, Watts, from Damzick ; Diana, Purcell, from
Dublin ; Lucinda, from 111cocil ; Sufan and Polly, —,
Locu 1 lane ; Erunfwiek, S'aaw; Alonzo, Ford; Flora, Ritchie,
and Nun, Greig, horn Jarmilea.—SaiLd the Calypfo,
for Rotterdam i aad ate jonFte Engtliva, —, for St,Valery.
London, England, 1802-06-26

poi.tcr..

G °lca 11 Al. 1.--Yedeiciaytwo young men were.
examined, on fulpicion of fleabag 531. from a
countryman at a public houfe in Fleet-market,
about five o'clock, yeflerday morning. A witnefs
Rated that he was prefent at the public:bottle, where
the lofer was very much intoxicated, When one of
the prifoners held him up, as befriending him,
Mat the other fearched his pockets, under pre-
tence of taking care of his money ; they then call-
ed a coach, and put him into it, under pretence of
feeing him fafe to his lodgings. The witnefs fur-
peeling their intentions, got behind the coach,
when coming near Temple Bar, the man who was
molt officious got out of the coach, and attempted
to run away, but both were fecured. They were
detained fur re-examination.
London, England, 1802-06-26

PEMBROXESHIRL

TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION.

On Wednefday the agth Day of July, am, at the Mariners'
Haverfordweft, fubjett to fuch Conditions as flail be
then produced, or in the mean time by private Coutrad,

Lot tri'HE rtpital Mefruage, Tenement, and
Lands, called RIPPERSTON, fituate in the
Parini of Saint Bride's, in the County of Pembroke, now let
for a Term, which will expire at Michaelmas next, to fundry
Tenants, at Rents amounting to 3171. per Annum.
The Premifes arc &nate on the Sea Coaft called Brides-Bay
which abounds with Fifh, with an Harbour contiguous, where
Lime and Coal are procured; are diftant from Milford-Haven
5 Miles, and from Haverfordwelt to; and confift of a good'
Manfion-Houle and Outhoufes, &tate in the Centre of 334
Acres of prime Arable, Meadow, and Palture Land, well
watered and fenced, and arc worth the Attention of any Gen-
skman inclined to Agricultural Purloin.
Lot 2. Three Mefluages, Tenements, and Lands, called
MONK'S-HILL, fituate in the Pariah of Saint Minuet's, in
the laid County, in the Tenure of John Prickett, and Rees
Thomas, at Will, and of John Morgans, under I.eafe for one
Life. at Rents amounting to 571. per Annum. The Premifcs
confift o 66 Acres of good Land upon and adjacent to Milford-
Koren.

The Land-Tax of both Lots has been Redeemed: and for
the accommodation of a Purchafcr, a Portion of the Purchafe
Monies may be continued on the Prenifes at a rate of lutereft
to be agreed upon.
For further Particulars enquire, by Letters poit-paid, to Mr.
Stokes, Attorney, Haverfordveett—sath June iBoa.

PARLIAMENTARY PROCEEDINGS.

HOUSE OF LORDS, FRIDAY, JUNE ss.

The LORD CIIANCRLLOR being detained by important bit-
final, did not come down to the Houle fo early as was raped-
ed ; and loon after, the Ordrrs for giving judgmLnt on the
Caufcs which Stood for this day, were poftpooed till to-
MOITOW.

The various Bins before the Houle were forwarded in their
relpedive Rages. Thefe were moldy third readings.
The ATTORNEY GRNERAL, attended by feveral Mqnbers,
returned the Alien's Regulation Bill from the Commons, who
bad agreed to the Amendments made by their Lordihips.
The Glenkenns Canal Bill was returned by Mr. Ate ZANDt a.
Some routine and private bonnet's was difpofed of, and one
or two of the Orders poftponed, after which their Lordfhips
adjourned till to-morrow, when the Royal Agent will be given
to a number of Bills, by what is called a Sweeping Commif.
Lon. and which generally takes place on the eve of a Proro-
gation.
London, England, 1802-06-26

NAUTICAL INTELLIGENCE.

MAILS THIS DAY.-WIND S. S. E.
DV I.

Puldt.o,
z Waterford,
o Dutch,
• French,
O Hamburgh,

PORTSMOUTH, JUNE as.

This day arrived the CHICHESTR, of 44 guns,
from Sher: tiers : alfo the American fhip Delaware,
W. Davison, from Philadelph;a, bound to
and has failed for Antwerp.
Sailed the MtIVC, WILLIAMS' for Poole; and
the Role, BUTTON, for Plymouth.
Came into harbour the Wasp (loop of war.
The brig Charlotte, Captain jAm is Mama,
will fail to-morrow fur Barcelona.
London, England, 1802-06-26

WILLIAIIISOiI V. •LL•NSON.

This was an attempt to fet afide a verdi& ob-
tained at Guildhall by. the plaintiff, who is a mate
of an Indiaman, aypiinit the defendant, a wine-
merchant, who had fold him twenty-four dozen of
claret, for the Ben*al market, at 151 s. per dozen,
marked in the invoice, irl clam:. This claret, when
it arrived in India, was to four that it could not
be- drank. _ _

The defence upon the trial, and the argument
now, were, that the defendant had purchafed the
wine from another merchant, and believed it to
be Food, and that it was required by law that the
plaintiff (hould prove that part of his declaration
which Rated, that the defendant inowixth fold
him bad wine.

Jußice Lswassci, at the trial, held this imma-
terial, and the rerdia was for the pLihniil.--Tbe
undid was confirmed.
London, England, 1802-06-26

MAITLAND AND CO. V. OOLDNAY.

An action bad been braught by the.plaintiffs,
who are merchants, againfl the defendant, for pub.
li(hing a printed libel, tending materially to injure
the plaintiffs in their proleffion as merchants. This
libel was publilhed in the form of an affidavit,
liming, that a Mr. Guy, a correfpondent of the
plaintiffs', expreffed the titmoll difratisfaElion at
the accounts of the plaintiffs, and declared their
condo& in this refped to he as bad as robbery on
the highway, nr to that effect. The fact appeared
to he, that Mr. Guy had haflily made of of Come
Inch expretlions, but was afterwards (to the de-
fendant's knowledge) perfeEtly fatisfied with the
condua.
To the plaintiffs declaration, in this anion, the
defendant pleaded a jultification, namely, that it
was true, that Mr. Guy had faid fo ' • whether this
was or was not a prover plea? was the fubjed of
this argument.
Mr. A sisor, on the part of the plaintiff:, con-
tended, that although an action will not lie againil
thole who repeat fcandal, if they name at the
fame time the author of it, yet that the writing or
printing filch fcandal, even when the name of the
original author is mentioned, is a crime, both in
the eye of the law and of found
.policy, of much
greater magnitude ; inafmuch as n gives a greater
publicity and perpetuity to the fcandal, which
would otherwife be forgotten. He fupported his
opinion by a great number of law authorities.
Mr. HoLaovl, ort the part of the defendant,
combated, at, great length, aad with much legal
learning, the argument of Mr. Abbot.
Lord ELLanaoitouon (aid, it was not necetlhry,
in this cafe, to examine the differences which
the law made between flander fpoken and Dander
written; the reafon that in either cafe it exempted
from profecution thole who cited the author was,
that in that cafe the plaintiff knew whom to profe-
cute ; but here, when the fcandal fpoken was de-
fcribed fo vaguely in the plea, qualified by, " or
words to that elect," no profecution was given
againfl Mr. Guy : he was therefore of opinion,
and the Court unanimoufly coincided with him,
that the plea was bad, and confequently that judg-
ment mull be given for the defendant.
London, England, 1802-06-26

THE KING v. DEAN.

Mr. ADAM moved to make this Rule abfolute
agsinfl the defendant for a libel.
Mr. ERSKI%E I.:lid it was not meant to thew
carafe. The fuppofed libel was merely an elation-
eering fquib, and, when the caufe came on for
trial, it would be found that there was nothing to
try.—Rule

CORE V. VNDERHILI. AND OTHERS.

Mr. GIB ss moved for a rule to fhew caufe why
the warrant of attorney in this mile fhould not
he given up to be cancelled ? He Gated that it was
given to fec,:r4.. an annuity. He moved it on be-
half ci a perfon of the name of Giblet, who was
only a collateral fecurity for the annuity. It was
granted by its perfons to the plaintiff Core, who
had filed a bill again( one of the grantors of the
annuity, but be had not recovered again(' him,
inafmtich as he had,by his anfwer, infiftcd that the
annuity deeds were not properly memorialized.—
Mr. Core then entered up judgmen• on Giblet's
warrant of attorney, and now came upon him as
fecurity. application was, that the warrant of
attorney fhould be fet alide, on the ground that
the annuity failed, not being memorialized accor-
ding to the provilions of the Annuity Ae. The
objcaii.ns were, that the memorial Itated that the
grantors were all bound. But by the hood they
were all jointly and fcverally bound. This he faid
was a material variance. Another part of the
memorial fined, that the confideration money bad
been paid to all the grantors. This was not fo.—
Rule granted.
London, England, 1802-06-19

FREEHOLD ESTATES, DORSET.

TO BE 601. D, together or in feparate Parcels,
AREMARKABLY fine ESTATE, in the
whole about Soo Acres, of which a great Proportion is
Meadow Land and Upland Failure, part wat.rtd and further
part capable of being watered ; aifo eztenfive Orcharding. The
EJtate is divided into Three Farms, called CHILDHAY
FARM, LOW DOWN FARM, and CREENHAM's,
the Annual Value of mot and prefumcd to be very improvable.
They are (-Mute in the Peril's of Broadwinfor, within an eafy
dillance from Beamilter, Chard, and Crewkerne; the Soil in
general is remarkably deep and rich, equal to any of the mat
crdle Parts of the Country; very favourable to Stock as well
as for Corn. Upon Low Down there is a Leafe for IsEour
Years only, from Lady Day UR; en Greenlum's, for Orel
Years only, from the fame time; and of Childhay Farm, near
400 Acres, Potreffion may be had at Lady Day next.
Principali will be treated with upon reference to Miffs*.
Hanlon and Birch, Solicitors, No. 6, Chancery-lane, London ;
or to Thomas SalefLury, Efq. Fordingtou, near Deniselhr,
who will furnith till Yartieulars, and give Orders for the
Ettates being viewed.
London, England, 1802-06-19

TO BE PEREMPTORILY SOLD,

PURSUANT to a Decree of the High Conrt
of Chancery, made in a Caufe gayer v. Walbanke, before
John Simeon, Efq. we of the Meters of the laid Court, at
the Public Sale Room of the Court of Chancery, in Southamp-
ton-buildings, London. on Thurfday the Bth day of July next.
hetween the Hours of Five and Six o'Clock in the Afternoon,
in Four Lots:—Certain FREEHOLD ESTATRS, bate of
Thonus Martin, Efq. fituate in the City of London, at the
Town of Kingfton.upon-Hull, and at Middleton in the County
of York, confuting of Two Meffuages or Tenements, the one,
No. 43. in Thames-R.l.w, London, now in the occupation of
' Mr. John Porter; and the other, No. 1 in Mincing-lane.
London, now in the occupation of Mr. Harris. The fail Free-
hold Efate, at Kiogfton-upon-Hull aforefaid, confifts of five
Meffuages or Tenements, fituate in Lowgate-ftrect, Hull; and
the raid Eftatc at Middleton, confifts of a Cottage and Garth,
and Ni4e Acres of Land, now in the occupation of Richard
Graham.

Particulars whereof may be had (gratis) at the raid Matter's
Chambi.rs; of Mr. John Szephenfan, Solicitor, No. 7, Gray's
Inn Square ;of Mr William Robins, Solicitor, Warwick-court.
Ho burn; of William Walbanke,,Efq. Sowerby, near Thirfk,
Yorkflaire; and of Mr. Henry Stephrofon, North- (Erect, York

DEVONSHIRE--Some time in the Month of Augult Seat
" WILL BE SOLD BY AUCTION,
'THE FREEHOLD MANOR of WEMBURY
A- in the Neighbourhood of Plymouth, confining of a va-
luable Finlay, feveral Farms containing 889 A. 3 R. a a P. of
very improvable Land, chiefly Tithe Frcc, and Ict on Rack
Rent Leaks, for Terms nearly expired, at the Rent of 826 L
zos. ad. only—And Three Tenements containing 55 A. oR.
z 6 P. on Leafes for Lives, of the Yearly Value of
The Eltate affords moll beautiful and extentive Profpcdts by
Sea and Land ; and brudes its improvaple advantages, is very
eligible for Building on.
Auy Perfuu latently inclined to become a Purehafer of this
Eftate May apply, before the Time of Sale, for Particulars, to
Meas. Elford and Foot, Plymouth Dock ; or to Mars. Kent,
Claridge, and Pearce., Craig's-court.
London, England, 1802-06-19

BIRTHS.

On the 6th inftant, at I.itneriek, the Lady of Seaton Bayley
Efq. of a fon.

6., the 14th inft. atP.mithampton,theLatly of Capt. Jenkins,
the Navy, of a d.:ughter
Tnulday morning, in Upper Beslkeki-ftreet, the Honourable
Mrs. :teplicofon, of a fon.
London, England, 1802-06-19

NOtTHAMPTONSHIRE.

T a Meeting of the Gentry, Clergy, Free-
holden and other Inhabitants of the County of Nonh-
hanipton, held at the County Hall in Northampton, on Monday
therath day of June, Olen,
ROBERT CARY ELWES, Efq. Sheriff, in the Chair,
London, England, 1802-06-19

To the Worthy and IndependLnt LIVERYMEN of the
CITY of LoNDe:r.

GEN I'LLNILN,
been defied in the rnnll flattering
manner, an Alderman of th:. great Corium (dal City.
and bring :unlimited by the very favourable rec..prion I have
met with or m). pt.rional Canvaf.i, I trult it vellfritr be thought
prefurning in me to folirit the Honour to be cleat(' one of your
RE PR sEN ATM rs in the editing PArligment

If a rcii,leime of Thirty Years, 3nria coniLnt mtentlo.i to an
extenfive Mercantile Concern, with which the general intercity
of Trade have been eonneettil, lhould indur..• v'.o to titioic me
properly qualified for fo important and honourabl.. a Situation.
and entitle me to your zunfidence, you mairelv on tn' zealous
Attachment to our glorious Conititudon, and a firm deter-
mination to watch with peculiar can: goer the RihtY and Pri-
vilege* of my Fellow Citizen*. I have the honour to fubfcribe
myfelle—Your ever faithful and obedient humble Servant,
NViliiatri-fireet, Chatham-place. CHARLES PRICE.
June t 3, tBos.

To the LONDON DOCK PROPRIETORS.
/ADM! AND ONNTLIMEN, _

IT was not my intention to have troubled yntt
until a Vacancy l;ad b.:,:ts regularly declared by your Court
of Direffiors. Your Suffrages having, however, berm folicited
without waiting filch Declaration, permit me with the utmolt
diffidence to offer myfelf as a Candidate, to become tuna the Di-
RECTORS of the I.ONDON DOCK COMPANY; and, Osould I by
your hindnefs be placed in that honourable fituation, I (hall en-
deavour to prove, by due attention to the intereit of the Corpora-
tion, that 1 have not been unworthy of your confidence. 1 hate
the honour to be, Ladles and Gentlemen,
Your very obedient Servant,
Blackheath-hill, June is. P. LAWRIE.

TO Be PEREMPTORILY SOLD,
URSUANT to an Order of the ifitToin't
P.
of Chancery, made in a Caufe the Earl of acclesfield
againft BLaeltall, before Edward Leeds, Efq. one of the Ma-
ters ot the Paid Court, at the Public Sale Room, in Southamp-
ton Buildings, Chancery-Irate, Loudon, in st Lov, on Mott-
day the slit and Tuefilay the aid days of June, aos, be-
tween the hours of five and fit o'clock in tl,c Afternean :
Sundry FRI EHOLD and COPYHOLD ESTATES, late of
Thomas Biackall, Ffq. deeeafed, &nate in the C.verill Pa-
riffles of iflington, flornky, and Hackney, in the County of
Milidletim; in the Parlib of Hltchin, in the County of Hert-
ford; in the Parifh of Appleton, in the County of Berks; at
Swallow-fields near the rend from Reading to Bafingftoke, in
the laid county of Berka, and is the City of Coventry ; and
alto one Burr in the New River Company, and five Talk Tow.
tine Debentures of tool. each.

Particulars may be bad at the laid Maftres Chamber%
Southampton-building; of Mars. Graham, Lincoln's-inn;
of Mr. Homer, Thome, Oxfordshire; of Mr. Bade, Hitchin ;
of Mr. Thomas Chapman, Land-Surveyor, Richmond, Surry;
and of Mr.l bonus Grimes, White Bear Inn .Coventry.
London, England, 1802-06-19

VALUABLE MEDICINAL WATERS.
WILTSHIRE HOLT SPA.
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION.--By, R. KNIGHT,
On the prensiies, on Tuefday, the apth• of Jane, 18oz, at
Three o'Cloek in the Afternoon, •
THAT celebrated MEDICINAL :PRING,
called the WILTSHIRG HOLT EPA. which for more
than a Century pail has preferred an unrivalled ezedlektee in
the cure of Scrofulous and Scorbutic complaints, tealmamies
of their virtues having been received from an ff glarinoft
eminent of the Faculty in this kingdom. A clinvenierit Pump
Room enciofes the Spring, which has a good Dwi4tnitttoge
adjoining.
In the fame Lot w/11 be fold, the Great Lodging Hotife—..
which contains ra Sleeping Rooms, fix Garrets, four Parlours
an Alterably Roan, two Kitchens, and fultable Offices, :bug;
Garden, and Meadow of 3 Acres—Alto a neat Dwelling.houfe,
(even Cottages and Gardens—the whole Freehold and cont.
guous, The Great Houfc it well adapted for a Boarding School,
the fituation being healthful and pleafant. Efilmated Rents
amount to yo!. exclufive of the Waters, an attention to which
omit render them profitable to a purchafer.
'lie Proprietor, (olicitous of preventing a difappointment let
Gentlemen difpnfed to purdinfe, Intends putting up the premileit
..t zcoo Guineas, and to fell without further referee.
For Viewing and Particulars apply oa the Prernifes; to Mr.
Mende, Attorney at Law, Mclkfoant; or the Audiontier. De.
vines. N. B. On the rune day will be fold 4 &agog sire Ems,
niters of :he arrar nAsift. ...r.
London, England, 1802-06-19

GRAND JUNCTION CANAL, PADDINGTON.

A WEEKLY BOAT, for the Conveyance of
a- PASSENGERS. PARCELS, and L UGGAG F, between
London, Stony Suatford, and Suckinaham, and all the other
Intermediate Places, as

IT:bridge,
Rickmankvorth,
Caiblo Bridge,

The jendlion w:[l2 the Wen.
dover Collateral Cut, near
Trirg,
_ .

King's Langley, Leighton•Eitutard,
Two Waters, near Hood Fenny Stratfard,
Hempfteat, Great Linford, near Newport
Great Did kharnfted, Pa,nl gl,
And other Towns, Villages, and Placuip on eie Line of this
Canal, throughout the Counties of Middlcfez. 1-I,:rtfond, Bed-
ford, and Buckingham, will be immediately efbbl•ihtsl by
HENRY WEEKS.

The Boat will fet off, for the fiat time, from the Bafon at
Paddington, on Tucfday next, precifely at five o'clock in the
afternoon ; will continue to fet off at the fame time, every fol- I
lowing Tuefday ; and will always arrive at Buckingham early
the following evening.
Will leave Buckingham every Thurfday afternoon at Three
o'Cloek, and arrive at London every Friday afternoon.
H. War as alto propores to eftablifh a feparate FLY BOAT,
to accompany the raid Paffage Boat, with Goods of all deferip-
nous. between London and Buckingham.
The charges for Palfengcrs, Parcels, I.uggage, and Goods,
will be fixed on the molt moderate terms.

The Paßilge Boat from Paddington to Uxbridge, will con-
tinue to fct off as ufual, every Morning at Eight o'Clock ; and
to leave Uxbridge on its return every Afternoon at Four o'Clack;
but the Boat every Morning from Uxbridge, and returning at
Five in the Afternoon, will be from this time difiontinued.
Far all further particulars and information, apply to Mr.
H. Ws XS, or his Agents, at No. 67, Edgcware Road,
London, June 17, 1802.
London, England, 1802-06-19

The following Addrefs was nnanimoully approved of, via.

To the KING's MOST EXCELLENT MAJESTY.
We, your Majelly's molt dutiful and loyal fulled', the High
Sheriff. Gentry, Clergy, Freeholders, and other Inhabitants of
the County of Northampton, beg kave to approach your Throne.
scab our molt fincere and cordial congratulations on the return
of public tranquility.
We rejoice that the arduous conteft in which this country
has been ft" long engaged. has by the favour of Divine PROVI.
oateea been brought to a eoncluSon; and we contemplate with
gratitude and fatist tetion toe :pith and bravery, which have fo
eminently diftingui flied your Beets and armies, anti the laudable
efforts of all ranks of your fubjedis in fupport of their Religion,
their Laws, and their Independence.
We afore your Majefty, that conftaat as the exertions, and
great and ferious as the (acacia, have been, which we have
made during the War, we Mall be ready to renew them with
equal fpirit and perfeverance, if from unavoidable caufes they
hereafter ihat.ii be required, for the jolt defence of your Ma-
jeftyl dignity and honour, and the !murky and welfare of the

•
Empire.-
We flatter ourfelves that fuch an event is far diftant, and it
is our carneft prayer, that thc I)::ffings of Peace may la.t conti-
nued to us, and thatiyour ?staidly may ',wag live to aim fs the of •
feetion and attachment of an happy, loyal, and linked people.
Refolved, That thc *dards be fined by the High S'aeriff,
in the name of the County, and that the High Sheriff and the
Members for the County, he respietted to pro:fait the fame.
Refolved, That the thanks of this Meeting I= °tiered to Sir
William Wake and Mr. Dolben, for having Iv ably moved and
fleeced...tithe Addrefs. _ _ . _ _ . _ _ .

Re:Calved, That the thwilts of tlik Meeting be offered to the
High Sheriff, fur having convened the County, and for his eon-
dud on this they. •
Related, Ti. 4 the Mdrefs and thefe Refolutions be inferted
in the Northampton Mercury, and MC ST Alt and Sun papers.
kefolved, Tint the thanks of the County S: given to the
Yeuroanty Cavalry, and the other Loy.d Volunteer Corps of
the County and 'Fawn of Nut thaupton, for their effential Cer-
vices during the war.
London, England, 1802-06-19

LIVERPOOL, MAY i 7.

The Fanny, Levin, from Africa, is arrived at
Barbadoes, and failed for the Bahamas.
The Ifaratio, Waysoe, from Africa, is arrived
at Demerara, and I.4iled for St. Vincent.

Captain CO:, of the (hip Governor Wentworth,
(poke on the 29th ult. the chip Grandville Bay,
SMITH, from Grenada, hound to London, in long.
47, W. lat. 38, 33 N. out 27 days.
The Dart, HUNSLEY, from Demerara and St.
Kitt's fur this port, is put into Barbadoes.
The Roe, Nacnot.sna, from Africa, is arrived
at Barhadoes, and failed for the Bahamas.
The Prudence, &ISMER, from hence and Au-
gola for the Bahamas, was 1.11.)lre 2111 April, in
lat. t 9, 14, N. long. 61, 30. W. all well.
Extra& of a letter from Captain Cut rr' of the
fhip Rofalind, to his owners here, datrd May 7,
tßoz, lat. 41, N. long. IS, to, W.—" I have the
fatisfaetion to inform you of our prngrefs thus far ;
fince leaving Liverpool ye flerda y we.ikote ha; e run
moo miles. I have no doubt the 'hip, that (iiled
in company with us have been equally fueclsful,
as the eaderly winds feemed general for this lat
week. Wind at prefent N. N. W."

FROM LLOYD'. LIST.

NIL. Ira 06-11•13e4 the Anacron brig on $ crnize.--
%nod N.

a -.
, ions t 8 —Paffed b y the Aelive.
Ditches of York, Helmet, fro.-St. kttolni ;William. —. from
fctiel! Urtana. Warren; owl C r aria, R from Peter(
b ; Covina, —, from Palau; Thais, Smith. from Gr.-
: . Chivas. from Dentarara ; and Sally, 1 3v4,b-
-tar,, 'rem Sarrlarn.---Saikd the Nan:v. Cargill, for Peterf-
btir;:,h . Sally, Bowman, for Havre; n;lraght, laent,s; Hoop
Van Hoc,
.Jacob; and page YAK a—a..., for koo-n • Vrow
th, P.ight, for Norway ; Jonge Francis, for Bins&
Ws; and Jove Airy, for Rotterdam.
London, England, 1802-06-19

FRANCE.

PRIVATE LETTI.R.—PARIS, JUNE ts.

An Aide de Camp of General SAINT SUZANNE
has been feu to ti.e Temple yelterday—realons
unknown! _

You will fee by the Papers the news from Saint
Domingo. I eneloft you a v,py of the letter fent
by General LECLERC to TOUsSAINT: it has been
printed and diitributed in every part of the ifland :

I -
London, England, 1802-06-19

TO THE CURIOUS IN FISH SAUCE.
THE NOBILITY; GENTRY, and PUBLIC
in general, are refpcdfully informcd, J. BURGESS and
Soa's GENUINE and SUPERIOR ESSENCE of ANCHO-
VIES, continues to be prepared by them in the famemanner that
has obtained Inch univerfal approbation for many years pft.

The long jußly acquired fuperiorlty of that Article is fully
confirmed hi the opinion of the Country at large, and of Perim %
refident in all parts of tke World, and having Rood the telt of
trial, ranks it in the fituation it now maintains.
The general utility of THEIR ESSENCE of ANCHOVIES
and other RICH SAUCES for FISH, &c. induces them, from
the numerous Advertifements daily appearing, to caution Fa-

Males, &c. in pnrchattog the fame, as none is to be had of
TIICIR Lt.() IN c, but at their Warchoufe as under.
Every other Article In the Oil Trade for family ufe. of the
_ _

belt quality.
WEST-INDIA MERCHANTS. CAPTAINS of SHIPS,
Ste. OFFICERS in the ARMY and NAVY, fupplled upon
the horteft notice for the EaR and Wen Indica, Ste.
Warchoufe, No. toy, corner ofSavoy Steps, •
Strand, London.

For Ilse convonesi;e of Families in Scotland, they have ap-
pointed Mars. R. Johnston and Co. Edinburgh, their fele
Agents for FM Sauces.
London, England, 1802-06-19

NAUTICAL INTELLIGBNCS.

MAILS THIS DAY.—WIND Saab.

I Dublin,
Waterford,
I /iamb: ash,

FALMOUTH, JUNE z 6.

DV I.

Arrived yellerday the LiICRSTRI Packet, Capt.
Sxnusioso, with the Mail from Jamaica, after a
pafage of 43 days : the brings no particular news
from St. Domingo, every circumilance refpe6ting
that 'nand was kept as fecret as poffible at Jamai-
ca ; but reports were in circulation that the French
had been very tinfuccefsful: all the Britith feamen
belonging to the (hips of war at Jamaica were par-
ticularly healthy: the BRUNSWICK, of 74 guns,
failed a few Jays before the Packet for England :
palfenger by the Packet, ALLKANDfIt
Efq. The Packet is gone into quarantine in etude-
quence of the death of the Surgeon, Mr. Wm-
Lotus, of Penryn.—Sailed this day the Pelican,
Baoan, with bale gocals and tin for Smyrna;
Two Sitters, WEBB, for-Limerick ; and the Ame-
rican (hip Dolphin, TYLFR, with flour for Rotter-
dam. The DUKE OF YORK Packet fails on Satur-
day next with the Lithon Mail of the 16th init. and
the CH ISTER ri sLD Packet on Sunday next with the
Leeward Mathis Mail of the 17th init.—Arrived
alfu the (hip Riga Merchant, from Norfolk with
flour, but laft from Newfoundland.

PORTSMOUTH. JUNE it.

This day day arrived his Majefty's (hip LEAK-
sza, of so guns, and the Leas 'err brig from the
can ward ; alto the Union, MtrCKeu., and the
Mary, Cows'', from Sunderland; the Hope,
Pawn, from Havre, with palfengers; and the Lively,
Bv art a, from Newcaftle.—Sailed the Peggy,Cap-
tain THOMAS FOTHIRLLY, for Q2ebtc.
London, England, 1802-06-19

A NEVA NOVEL.

This day was publifhed, in Two Vols. price 9s. in Boards,
I OMULUS: A Romance of Ancient Times.
Ttunflated from the admired original of LA FOMTA:It I,
Author of the Power of Love, and of other ells-lined Novels
By the Rev. Mr. WILL.
Prlrted for R. Pm stirs, No. 7r, St. Paul's Church-yard.
London, England, 1802-06-19

KOTZEBUE'

EXILE INTO SIBERIA.

TAU day wee publithed, in 3 vols. Foolfcap Svo. price iss. in
boards, crahelilbed with three Engravings,
THE LOST REMARKABLE YEAR IN
THE LIFE OF AUGUTI*US VON KOTZEBUE. con-
taining a full Account of his late EXILE and JOURNEY into
SIBERIA, and of the ether retraordinsry !widest* which hap-
pened to him in Rulßa, with authentic p,ttieulars relative to
the prefent Stzte of the interior of the Ruffian Empire, and tscw
and curioas Anecdotes of the Court of l'etcrlburgh,„
London, England, 1802-08-27

A TAN-YARD

iro be Sold, one of the moil defirable in the
"al Klniniorn. show 250 Feet long, by toe wide, with a
fubflantial Brick.building and Bark Mill, 73 by 31 Feet; over
the whole of which is a Drying Shed; conneded thereto is a
covered &sin-honk, 46 by s 6, with capacious Bark-barns.
Lecher-cell.tr*, &c repkte with every convenience for carry-
ing on a yes., ettenlivc Manufaeory. The above is one the
molt complete in ihecountry. being newly built by the fide of
a Inc Rift r, with a Water-mill and Patent Machine for gricd-
ing Bark.encircled by a well wooded Country.centrally
Btua-
ted at Wickham. in the County of Southampton, dole to the
London Road, with other unparalleled advantages; alto a
gond Dwelling haute contiguous to the Yard. Immediate Pa-
is-eon will he given if required. For other Particulars enquire
of Mr. Sharp, at P•rirmouth.

FR/INCE.

PARIS, AUGUST 23.

.Tatters from Angers Ildte, that on the prece-
ding Wedrieftlav TOUSSAMT LOUVERTURE had
pallid through that city, under the efcort of a nu-
merous detachment of the 19th dragoons, on his
route to Paris.
The Helvetic Government has ordered the re-
ligious of la Trappe to evacuate the Swifs terri-
tory within two months, and they are only to be
allowed fir months to &Irk of the property which
they acquired at Laval Sainte in 1791, when they
quitted France to procure an afylum in Switzer-
land. Their Houle of Education has been flip-
prelfed, and all the youths under their care have
been fent home to thcir parents.

ARMY OF ST. DOMOICiO.