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London, England, 1802-09-20

r4RModI7I. SEPT. ?9.

The paragraph which has appeared in moli of
the London and Provincial Papers refpeding two
Ladies being refcued from danger while bathing,
by two Gentlemen in the charader of Adam, is
totally void of foundation ; and upon enquiring,
proves to be the invention of tome idle and
poled perfon, on purpofe to prevent the company
from viftting this pleafant and delightful place as
ufual. The town never experienced fo much com•
patty as at prefent, every lodging houfe and ta•
vern is full of company, who flop longer this fca-
fon to fee the Dutch fair, which commenced this
day, and which has not been held during the late
war. Our &Mon clofed on Thurfday lad : three
prifoners are to be tranfported, two imprifoned
for fix months, and the reit difcharged by procla-1
mation.

BRIGHTON, SEPT. 17. a

There was a final Gala at the Promenade Grove
yeflerday evening, when a Concertante was perform-
ed on the Batton and Horn. by Mari. Maithe
and Rhen, of the Patmcs's regimental band, in a
tivle of much fweetnefs. There were more than
five hundred perfons prefent.
The Hon. Mr. and Mrs. Knox arrived yetlerday.
That excellent comedian the younger BANNIS-
Tilt performs here next Wednefday, for the benefit
of his tiller, Mrs. SwENDALL, and nearly all the
boxes are taken.

Among the (lathin equipages are thofe belong-
ing to Sir WILLIAM FAWCITT and Mr. CHARL-
TON. Each drives his fociable or landaulet, four
in hand. The carricles of the Duke of Ds VONSHIRE
and Lord S YDN tY, aural general notice from their
light and elegant appearance.
London, England, 1802-09-20

MitRGATE, SEPTEMBER 17.

Some of the tavern keepers have reafon to com-
plain of having been bubbled by Italbenyis: One
has been living upon Tome of them feveral weeks,
excufing the payment of bills, by making perfons
believe he was fpeedily to afcend with a balloon.
This day the ftlk was to arrive, next day the vi-
triol, then the iron filings ; now they were all to
come together ; in the end,e very thing was perfeElly
ready for afcenfion but the money necetfary to buy
the materials for making the balloon I However,
the man has been indult-rims, and kept up a thew
of bufinefs, by making two or three unfuccefsful
attempts to fend up *pater bag, full of intake. He
received his difcharge from one Hotel on Satur-
day.

On Friday morning, a gentleman walking upon
the rands under the late battery. ciircovered the
body of a man lying dead, who had fallen over the
cliff in the eight. He was immediately conveyed
to the work-houfe till the Coroner's Inqueft can
be fummoned. His thigh was bi oke, and his head
dreadfully franured.—His name was M'Guiax,
a native of Ireland ; he had been a fhort time wai-
ter at the Profpe& hotel, and recently difcharged.
He had been in company at the Crown and Thif-
.tle rublic houfe, was in liquor, and quitted that
•lioufe to reek for a bed. It is fuppofed to be an
accident, through intoxication, as upwards of 51.
were found in his pockets. He had lived Come
time fince at a hotel in Jermyn ftreet, London.
The promenade at Mr. Bettifon's Library, on
Wednefday evening, was greater than ever re-
membered ' • the room was crowded in every part
by well drelled and beautiful women. Mifs Cteed
Tung and played divinely. A duet, by Mifs Ayl-
mer and a Gentleman, was defcriedly applauded.
—Garner's, Lail night, was the falhionable refort.
Vifitors crowd in here every day. Within the
Taft week, the fafhionable circles have been confi-
derably augmented, in confequence of which our
pleafures are fomewhat more refined, though we
are this morning threatened with a repetition of
the country (ports I defcribed to you in my lafi.
The day is not appointed.
Four Packets came, in during the night, each
had not lefsihan fifty pafengers on board. Two
of them fet fail on Wednefday afternoon, and the
others on the following morning. Whiz morning
the Rofe in June left us with a full cargo, not lets
than 530 on board. About an hour after the failed
the breeze flattened into a calm, and the cad an-
clioi: 4 three o'clock this afternoon off the Raul.
_ _

NAUTICAL INtELLICENC2..

MAILS THIS DAYeaSIND N. E.
nantran. aut.
a Dublin.
I Waterford
Hambiugh
I French
a Duna
London, England, 1802-09-20

PLYMOUTH. SEPTEMBER a.

Wettt out of harbour into the Sound the Ara-
LANTE, of v 6 guns, Capt. MASEVIELD.
The following {hips were paid off and laid up
in ordinary in the conrfe of WI week :—Sams Pa-
astcL,of Boguns; SPENCWR, of 74 guns; :shams,
of 36 guns.; ARAB, of so guns ; and PLOVER, of
i 6 guns.—Remain in Hamoaze, viz
MPS. GUNS. COMMANDERS.
S Rear-Admiral DACRES.°
'4 Capt. B. LITTLICH;LCS.
74 —. WHITBY.°
74 —J. O. HANDY.° ,
74 G. MARTINI
74 R. Cvaltr4
38

Centaur
Cowart:: -
Na thumberlaud
La Tigre -
Huffar

Naiad
Sirius
Renard

• 38 —J. War.t.3l.°
• 36 —W. Pitowsx.•
- 38 G. ALDlialt..

Hunter

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spider - - s 4 Lieut. H.SaAw.•
Dorfet Yateh - Capt. Sir A. Sego MICRO.
Abundance (tore-hip W. Pam e, Matter.
Imogene • - a Capt. H. VAUOSAN.
Thofe marked thus • have been paid off and re.commi?oned•
Thofe marked thust are to be paid off and laid up in ordinary.

•
PORTSMOUTH, SEPTEMBER 19.
The Maria, of London, for Swanage. Is loft on the Coaft of
France—the Mager landed here this evening.

GREENOCK, SEPT. tj.

The American Ihip Fador, Ca towel.t. is juft arrived from
New York, in as days; whence the failed in company with
the Draper, TATLOIL, for this port, which may be hourly ex-
peeted, as rile (poke her a few days ago.
Accounts are received in town, Rating, that a fchooner called
the Lady Rofs, which arrived at Irvine on Wedneftlay laft, law
a new fhlp athore in the Sound of Iflay,on the Jura Ude; a num-
ber of boats were around her, taking out bags, which appeared
to contain wheat.

A report was in circulation here laft night of the loft of a
veffel at the Calf of Man, every perfon on hoard of which pe-
Mind. We have endeavoured ineffcdually to trace out the
foundation of this rumour. _ .

On the sBda uk. the Flora, Kea, of this port, in working
down the Shannon, got alhorc on an ifland about eight miles
below Limerick, when (he immediately went on her beam ends,
and filled with water, by which means there was every ap-
pearance of the cargo being totally loft ; but we are happy to
fay, that by advkcs lately received, things have affumed a bet-
ter appearance than was at fist mated, which is fo far fortu-
nate, as we under tend no infurance had been done by the
owners. _ _

On Satunlat morning, a failor belonging to the Liverpool
packet of New York, lying at the raft quay, fell from the main
top on the deck, and was much bruited. We are happy to
learn that hopes are entertained of his recovery.
London, England, 1802-12-08

PLYMOUTH, DEC. 6.

Arrived the Fricnd(hip, of Teignmouth, Capt.
M. HARVEY, from St. John's, Newfoundland,
laden with 01 and oil, for this port ; the Anna,
of Teignmouth, Capt. CATER, from ditto, laden
with fiih and oil for a market ; the HUNTER, of
t 8 guns, Capt. NG LE rtELD, from a cruize ; and
the RANGER cutter, of 14 guns, from ditto. Sailed
the Rebecca, Capt. NESTLING, from Ql2ebec, for
Leith ; the Frtendthip, Capt. SEALY, from St.
John's, for Exeter; the Portfea, Capt. Haanttio,
from Cette, for London ; the Fanny, Capt.
TUCKER, from St. John's, for Poole ; the Nep-
tune, Capt. GRIFFITHS, from Belfaa, for London;
and the Olive Branch, Capt. WATSON, from Ma-
laga, for Hull. Came in the Omega, Capt. R.
MELLAMBY, from Quebec, bound tc Lynn, laden
with timber, out 44 days : the received confidera-
ble damage during the late gale, and mull refit
before the proceeds on her voyage. The Mailer
(fates, that the brig Sally, Capt. ROBERT SUTER,
which failed from Qt_tebec, bound to Belfak laden
with wheat, on the 18th October laft, met with a
very violent florm from the eaftward on the 27th,
during which the cargo ihifted, and both pumps
became choaked, which obliged her to bear away
for Qrbec, for which purpofe Capt. MELLAMBY
put his pilot on board the 3oth following, off the
ifland of Beeck. At fame time fpoke the brig
Argo, of Exeter, bound from Liverpool to (te-
bec ; out eight weeks, with the lots of mzintop-
ma About a week ago fpoke the Kingflon
Whaler, Capt. BUNKER, from South Seas, in lat.
48. long. 12. bound to London, a quite full fhip,
with the lots of her mixen-malt.

FROM LLOYD'. LIST.

MAL, Dan. 7.—Arrived and failed for the River the Duke
of Rent, Porter, from the South Seas.—Sailed the outward
bound.—Wind S. S. E.

GaAY&SZND, Dcc. —Paired by the Union, Metcalfe, from
Madeira ; Ann, Lees, from Mogadore ; William, Clay, from
Belfaft; and the Vrow Margaretta, —, from Rouen.—
Saikd the Henry Addington, Lacey, and Olive Branch, Butler,
for puska ; Britannia, —, for Lifbon ; Thomas and Sally,
----, for Alderney; Ceres, Riehardfon, for Amfterdam ;
Triton, —, for Hamhurgh; Gratis, , for Norway;
Calypro,Sehotman. Handels Bcurdcrer, 'Two Geode
Vreiuden, ...--, for Dort.
London, England, 1802-12-08

ECCLESIASTICAL PROMOTIONS.

The King has been pleated to prefent the Rev. Ambrofe
Goode, Clerk, Matter of Arts, to the Vicarage of Terringtfri,
in the County of Norfolk, and Meek of Norwich, void by the
Death of the Rev. William Walker.

The Right Hon. the Earl of Eghinton has been pleafed to pre-
fent James Steven, Minißer, Crown-court, London. to the
church and pad& of Kilwinning, vacant by the tranffation of
the ReV. Dr. Ritchie to Glafgow.
Ox roar, Dr.c l'hurfday Lift the Rev. J. Lewis, Ma-
ter of Arts, Fellow of Jelin College, was admitted Bachelor in
Divinity. The Rev. Geo. Gould, Bachelor of Arts, of Wad ham
College, was admitted Mailer of Arts. Meff. George Pyke
Dowling, of St. Edmund Hall ; A. W. Rhodes, of Worceitcr
College; and John Peter, of Balliol College, were admitted
Bachelors of Arts.

Yefterday Francis Brownlow, Efq. of Magdalen Hall, was
admitted Bachelor of Arts, Grand Compounder.
_ _

A difpenfation has paffed the Great Seal, to enable the Rev.
John Sutton, A. M. Chaplain to the Right Hon. Lord Monta-
gue, to bQJd the Redury of Church Lanford, in the county of
Warwick, and dlocefe of Lichfield and Coventry, with the
Vicarage of Weekley, in the county of rfortbargpton, and dio-
cefe of Peterborough, to which he has lately been prefented by
the Duke and Duchefs of Buccleugh.
London, England, 1802-12-08

SWANSEA, NOV.2s.

I am very forty to inform you, that on Sunday night, a
Hoop from Padltuw, ftranded between the Seenveather and
Oxa ich Bay, and all purillied except one man ; the Captain
and one man is found, and buried in St. Mary's Church,
Swanks.
London, England, 1802-12-08

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GREENOCK, DEC. 3.

A very unfortunate accident happened here on Tuefday even-
ing. Captain PRICE (a itranger) of the Barbara, who arrived
on Sunday from Halifax, going along the brealt, after it was
dark, fell into the old graving dock, in which there happened
to be about two feet water. The itruggling be made in the
water attracted the attention of a girl who was patting. She
gave the alarm, and a gentleman and tome tailors immediately
took him out, and inftantly carried kim to the Difpenfary, where
be expired in a few minutes. A than time after Capt. Pima
was taken out, a tailor fell into the fame dock, and was coo-
fiderably bruifed.
Accounts were received in town yefteniay, that s brig is
adhere an the point of Towart, and the yea making afalrbreach
over bar.

DISTRIBUTION OF PRIZE MONEY.
The &op Pylades will be paid for the Purfuit at No. 14,
Clanent's Inn, on the tsth init.
The Unicorn, for the following recaptures and captures, via.
k Petit Batien; and l'Hirondeile, will be paid in Plymouth,
ou Friday, the 24th init.
The hoop of war the Daher. for the detention of the (hip
Commerce, will be paid at the fame time and place.
The Atalantc, for the following capture and recapture, viz.
el Intrepid° ad, and /Jelin Senora de Luz y Boa Ventura, will
be paid at the fame time and place.
Ths Sirius. for ditiesaure and deftrualen of the Spaniel
privateer el Isiu ad, al the bme time and place. •
London, England, 1802-10-02

THEATRICALS.

. .
Mrs. GLOVER is engaged at Drury-lane Theatre
on. very advantageous terms.
COVSNT•GAR DE N TH FATit night Via
Haitarorr, who has twice appeared in genteel
Comedy, undertook the part of Jane Zhorc, the
fentiments of which file delivered with muii pro-
priety, but we do not confider her powers equal
to the higher walks of Tragedy. She will doubt-
le& make an ufeful threfs, when more tinued in
he profeftion, but at prefent the appears to coal.
derable difadvantage, even betide the Alicia of Mrs.
Li TCH riELD,which is a very animated, though not
an elegantly finifhed performance. The tevtral
changes which took place in the-eati of the play JaR
night gave much offence to the audience. CORY
'had been announced for Gloucejler, and MURRAY for
Shore, but at the riling of the curtain an apology
was made by WADDY, for the latter, on account
of a very fudden indifpiAtion with which it was
flitted he had been attacked; it had therefore be.
come necelftry that COR Y fhould take the pat t of
Shore,which he had formerly played with time file-
cefs, and that,CL AR E MONT I ld rend that of Gku..
effler. Refpeetingtheferiousindirpofition nig ussAr
the houfe appeased extremely fcerical, and the .
whole of the firft fcene was drowned in clamour.
At length H. SIDDON S, WllO 9090..0n the nage for
*Anse, taitingthe nosekj asitiOnitT b;. the hand,
atrured the audience of thefatibf his father•in-.
law's illnefs."—The play was then fuffered to pro-
ceed, but not without the frequent recurrence of
}titles, on the fight of the unfortunate Glow- A?:
book. The Hajhqs of SIDDONS wa s fib fume pail-ages
relpeelable, but very unequal ; the bell thing of
the evening was that of Mrs. Lira FI E LD. The
houfe was not numeroully attended.—ln the Farce,
The High/arid Reel, there were alfofome fecon,:ary
changes, but they are not deferving of notice.
London, England, 1802-10-02

TO WEST•INDIA MERCHANTS and OTHERS.
FOR SALE 1W PRIVATE CONTRACT,
UPWARPS of FIFTY FIOGSHEADS of
CLARET of excellent Quality, about 450 Cafes of
*FRENCH WINE, of the qualities of Burgundy, Champ cot,
Hermitage. Claret, Vindegrave, &c. and within time for Ex •
portation..—Simples may he 'nad, and farther particulars known,
by applyingto Mr. Chrillie, in Pall-Mail.
London, England, 1802-10-02

MARGATE,, SEPT. 30.

The Pruffian brig I mentioned to you in my
laa, has been got of the Sands, without any
material injury.
Lord EARDLET fet off for London this day.
Our fathionable company increafes, though
vifitors of other claffes file off in hundreds daily.
As Mr. PITT is fufficiently recovered to enjoy
his favoured fociety and to pronounce his decrees,
Walmer Cagle is now the refort of his principal
partizans, and of courfe the centre of political
intrigue. Mr. Dundas has taken the convent of
Kingfgate for his family, but is hignfelf conflandy
with Mr. PITT, as are alto Mr. Canstso and Mr.
Lowo. Lord CARRINGTON is at Deal Cattle, and
the Earl of CLAzENDON at Sandown, both frequent
in their vifits to Walmer.

Mr. WILDRRioRCR'
ii expetcled at Walmer on
SatdulAy. Is there not fomething ominous in this
alfemblase? and would it not, under a Minifter
le) fufpicious than Mr. ADDINGTON, be deemed
fofEciently important to go before a Secret Co..
?

Leeer's roar and Bon To, were laft nit hr per-
formed at the Theatre, and the receipts were given
to the Direaors of the New Pier. The boxes
were crowded; but as the middle dares of the
community are quite contented with a walk on
the Cliff, and of courfe little anxious about this
new firtiaure, the pit and 'gallery were very thin.
The two boxes on the left of the Rage were occu-
pied by the chiefs of the Margate circle of fathion-
ables.

Mr. Secretary /WICK MA N gave an elegant enter-
tainment lail Tuefday, at the Pheenir Park, Dub-
lin, to a number of perfonages of the &ft difline-
fion.

Mr. Pr-re:feet voyages afford no great pleafure
to his old friends. They think him out of his
latitude.

Lail Thurfday (being the 7th) the Anniverfary
for the Education and Cloathing of the Poor ChiL
dren. belonging to the Tower Hamlet Charity-
School, was hcld at the Mermaid Tavern, at Hack-
ney, where upwards of t ts Subfcribers and others
attended. Sir Fa4u cis Boanevr, Bart. was in
the Chair, who fubfcribed twenty guineas; he was
followed by JANIS BoswrLL, Efq. with ten gui-
neas ; the contribution by the company prefent
amounted to upwards of i Sol.. An Ode was rung
by the Children on the occallon, compofed by an
eminent mailer. After which the company re-
tired at an early hour, as fuitable on the occafton.
London, England, 1802-10-02

This day was publithed, price 0.6 d. bound,
Derived for the Benefit of the Counting-Houfcs 'and for the
Ufc of Schools, a Second k.dition of
LE NEGOCIANT UNIVERSEL ; ou,
Re-
cueil de Lettrea Originales de Commerce ; &rites par les
nwilleures Malfons de Ruffle, Hollande, Angleterre, France,
Efpagne, Portugal. Allensagne, Italie, Turquie, ate.
Avec une Table alphabetique des Terms ufitis dans le
Negoce. Ouvrage propre i fervir de modale i une Correfpon-
dance Fransoife, et a former le vral Ryle commercial. Utile
aux Negoeians, Marchands, Commis, &e. A l'ufsgc de la
jeune& Angloife gni fe deftine au Commerce.
Par G. KEEGAN,

Maitre de l'Aeademie, Manor Houfe, Kenntngton-lane.
The Public are refpeefully informed, that though the repu-
tation of thi, Work has been fully eftabliMed, and the fiat
hlition has been fold at fit Millings, baud. the prefcnt has
Wen reduced to four Millings and fispence, bound, in order to
render its utility more diffufed. The high commendations be-
llowed on it by feveral Revieyrs have been laid before the
Public.

Se vend chez Vernor et Hood, Poultry ; Boofry, Old Broad-
Street ; Dulau et Co. flobo-fguare; et Deboffe, Garrard-ftreet.
London, England, 1802-10-02

THEATRE OF ANATOMY.

BLENHEIM-STREET, Cu./et MARLBOROUGH-STREIT.
MR. BROOKES will commence hiA Autumnal
Courfe of Ledtures on Anatomy, Phyfiology, and Sur-
gery, on Monday, the 4th ()dotter. at Two o'Clock.—Gentle-
men entering to thefe Lectures' will be permitted to attend the
remainder of the Ammer Courfe, now delivering every Morn-
ing at Seven o'Cloeit. _ .

N. . An Apprentice, or a Pupil, may be accommodated in
the H wive, whef fituation will be attended with peculiar asi-
trantat'es.--Por Particulars, and a Profpeetus of the Cowie,
apply to Mr. Brookes.

FIRE BALLOONS.
AJAMES HAYWARD, of'
Tenter-alley, Moor-fields, do hereby acknowledge, that
on Thurfday, the [6th initint, a Eire Balloon was let off from
my Premifes. which fai upon 1 Stylish:, belonging to Mefirs.
LACKINOTON, ALLEN, and Co. in EinssuitY sktIARE
by which their l'remifes were in danger of being deftrtled by
Fire, and for which Offence a Profeeution WaS ordered to be
commenced agimft me, but which Meffrs. LACKINGTON,
ALLEN, aril C. hsve kindly agreed to withdraw, on condi-
tion of mfligrirg this Conceffion, in order to deter others
from the Eke Offence. JAMES HAYWARD.
• Witnefs. Nits BURSIAM.
Sept. 24 1302.

-
NOTICE to the CREDITORS and DEBTORS of the the late
GLORGE HEMING, Efq. deceated.
ALL Perfons who have any Claims or Demands
on the Eftate or I.ffeas of GEORGE HEMING, late
of Wpdilington, in the County of Warwick, but afterwards of
P.awnflore, in the Counties of Leicefter and Derby, Efq. de-
feated. and who have nix already delivered in their Accounts,
1n purfuante of former “dvertifernents for that purpofe, are
hereby refpeEtively informed, that unlefs fuch Aceoxinti are
delivated to Mr. George Gieenway, Attorney at Law, Nun-
eaton, Warwicldbire; or to Mr. James Nicholls, Attorney at
Law, No. Great Rulfel-ftreet, Bloomfbury, London, on
or before the Taft day of Odober next, that they will be ex-
cluded ail Bengt ariAng from the Eftate and Ueda of the laid
dredged.
London, England, 1802-10-02

'TO be DISPOSED of, and may be entered
-A- upon at Chriftmas, or Looter if required, an old and well
eftabli flied PRINTING, BOOKS ELLING. STATIONAR Y ,
and BOOK-BINDING BUSINESS, limit,: rooft eligibly in a
capital Market Town. The profits of the Burma's for th laft
two years have been not lefs than 3501. per Annum, and ca-
pable of conliderable impfovernent. The Col:pit:11 required for
the Stock, Printing and Binding MAterials, and Fixtures, to-
gether with the Houfebold Furniture, and a long Legit; of the
Prentifes, will be about 1,.0z)1. including the confideratlon for
the Bufmcfs. Part of the Money inay remlin at interest.—A
Catalogue of feveral Hundred Volumes of Books is in great for.
warsinefs fur PUblieation, the benefit of which is referved ter
tht Purchafer.
Latcrs addrz,.:ffetl (poft-pahl) to Y. Z. at Mr. Albin's, Che-
mift, No. to, Brook-itre-r, Ho:born, will he duly attended id

FOR ACCOUNT OF THE MANUFACTURERS,
Exempt from the Audtiun Duty agreeable to Ad of Parliament.
On Thud, :ay, 7th tidober, at Four,
MERAC, SON, and CO. will put up to Public
Sale, at their Warehoufes, No. 78, Qiieen-ftreet, the
following Affortment of BRITISH PIECE GOODS :
2600 Pieces liall.fores
4900 Clouded, &c. Shawls
2 400 Book Muffins and Handkerchiefs
4700 Jaconet9
2400 Cambric.
4300 Lapets, Tambours, dce.
700 -- Gold End Jaconets
4000 Pullicat.
701 White andlirinted Callicos •
soo Dimities, (tilting., etc.
600 Sheeting., toletnine, Linens, Kerfernercs, &c.
410 Norwich Sliiwla.
To be viewed fru►n Ationtiay the 4th 06toher to the day of
Sale. M. L. MERAC, jun. Broker.
London, England, 1802-10-02

SEPT.

Motiday evening lila, about eight o'clock, his
Royal Highnefs the Duke of Cvatisatatio ar-
rived in this city, and, was received with the ac-
clamations of a great number perfons who had
affembled before his lodgings.
His Royal Highnefs yellerday Jape Red that
part of his regiment (the tsdi Light pragoons),
Rationed here, and this morning he infpeeted, in
a field near Omberfley, the two troops quartered
Kiddermin aer aid Bewdley.
The Mayor and Corporation waited on his Royal
Highnefs this day in due form, and were molt
gracioufly received. The Right Hon. Lord Co-
WINTRY, Recorder, in a very appropriate fpeech,
teßified the anxious defire of the Corporation to
pay every poffible attention to his Royal Highnefs;
they had, his Lordfhip obferved, formerly been
honoured with a nut from his Royal Father, to
whole perfon and Government they had been
uniformly attached,, and they now had to requefi
his Royal Highnefs's acceptance of the freedom
of this city, as a mark of their efteem for his exalt-
ed charalter atui virtues.

His Royal Highnefs replied, that he had long
been acquainted with the loyalty and attachment
of the Citizens of Worcelter to their King and
Conflitution ; he wee much flattered by the refpea
and attention which had becn ihew•n him fince his
arrival here ; and felt highly complimented by the
honour they had bellowed on him.
London, England, 1802-10-02

BRIGHTON, SEP!. 30.

It was rumoured, a day or two ago, that the
PRINCE would leave this place to attend his MA-
JESTY to the review of the 13th, an 'rah regiment,
on Wimbledon Common, to morrow. His Royal
Highnefs is, however, at prefent here, and is ex-
petted to honour the Mailer of the Ceremonies'
fccond Ball, this evehing, at the Cale, with his
pretence. The following Gentlemen' are of the
party that daily partalw of the hofpitalities at the
['erica's table :—Admiral PAYE r, Colonel Ls to a,
Colonel MONTGOMERY Mr. DAY, Mr. TIMOR',
and Colonel SLADE. MONTGOMERY,
the kit arrivals here
are Lord DEERHURET) Lady DRAKE, Mr. CLAY-
TON, Mr.Doesar, MT. HEATNCOTT, Mr. WHIT!,
Mr. YOUNG, Mirs CARtWRIGHT, Mr.' FULLER,
MT. OSBORNE, and Mr. Joy. The Edinburgh
and Berwick packet, from Dieppe, with fifteen
pallingers, arrived here at four o'clock A. M. to-
day. The Panic!, this morning, unattended,
rode through the principal fireets of the town on
horfeback, and afterwards took feveral turns round
the Steyne in his curricle.
Lbrd Touet.ow is evidently amended in his
health, fince he has refickd here: his daughter,
Mrs. BROWN s, is exemplary in her attendance on
her venerable father.

The Lady-iiller: are unufuaily affiduous In hunt
in; for embellifhments for their fragrant perfons
this evening at the affembly ; where the female
fortunes will be teafed and flattered beyond the
tolerance of good nature.
Mrs. KNIGHT continues to be thebrighteft planet
an the celeftial regions of beauty; and her charms
are the greater, as the feems unconfcious of her
dominion.

The Marchionefs of WitLLESLEY is paying off
her bills, and preparing to leave Brighton.
There was a ferious affray during the rebearfal
of 06i, at the Theatre on Tuefday evening, in
which Mr. HEYWOOD and Mr. FENTON behaved
with due fiiric.
London, England, 1802-12-30

INSCRIPTION

TOR Till NObiUNIIIIT OF 01010 G STRUM% t$Q

TPII COMMIIITATOR ON IHAMISPILAILI.

sr V. lunar, Si*

Peace to theft rellques ! once the bright attire
Of fpirit. fparkfing with no common fire !
How oft has pleafure, in the foetal hour,
Smild at his wit's exhilirating pow'r!
And truth attested, with delight intcnfe,
The faious charms of his colloquial fenfe !
His talons, varying as the diamond's ray,
Could ftrike the grave, or fafcinate the gay;
His critic labours, of unwearied force,
CoNeded light from ev'ry &aunt fource ;
Want with fuch true beneficence be cheerl,
All that his bounty gave his seal endear'd.
Learning as vast as mental pow'r could faze,
In (port difplaying, and with graceful cafe,
Lightly the Stage of chequer'd life he trod,
Carders of chance—confiding in his Goo!
London, England, 1802-09-18

MARGATE, SEPTEMBER 16.

We have a number of fafhionable female chat-4)-
teen, who daily dalh along the ftreets, fpreading
terror and difmay as they pals. Such is literally
the cafe ; for the principal ftreet of the town is fo '
Very narrow, that the rapid driving of a coach
muft naturally alarm the pedeftrians ; particularly
if two coaches meet, it is impoifible for them to
pats without invading the footway; not unfre-
goody, oo kith an °cc:dim, very comic difputes
arife which than give way, and the point, I Arum
you, is fometimes contefted with as much pertina•
city as, according to the report of Lady M. W.
MorrAous, the proud German Barons were wont
to do in fimilar inflances in the narrow ftreets of
Vienna.
Among the charioteers who feem to wield the
whip with molt dexterity, we have noticed Lady
HIATHCOM the Conntek of Jaassy, and Mrs.
Dum—The Duke of Sr. ALBAII% drives his
Duchefs himfelf..They are not yet three mouths
married—rather too foon to give up the reins.
A fallionable couple fat in the fame box at the
Theatre, on Saturday night, with a large favourite
=Off between them. The Lady amufed barrel(
in gently awaking the animal, and the hulband
occaSonally afSaed her. The only one of the three.
who famed t attend to thcperformance bas the
dog, and it was a dog of judgment, for BALTIAT
was ymg OfTead in a very forperior Rile.
The Hob. Mrs. T. Mamas' and Lieutenant
Colonel Poisons? strived here yefterday.
London, England, 1802-09-18

RAMSOATA SEPT. i 6.

We are entertained with an importation of na-
tional cockades from France. The packet, which
km been beating about for 3o hours againft wind,
and tide, hasp-It landed a cargo of ttpafengers,
among whom we noticed atria of Greek.
The bathers thii morning were the Duchefes
of Drllollsllllllll and NIIIICASTL 2 ; theCounrefs of
CAILTSOMIT; Vifimontiefs fivoasy; Lady C. GLYN,
Mrs. bursa, Mifs ATLIIIIR, fie. The Duke of
DEVOWSIIIII and Colonel CRAVIOAD ufe the hot
baths, at a&t's, near the Pier, every other day.
Shower boand every other accommodation have
been this feafon introduced. The exemplary con-
do& of the Dachas of NIWCASTLE is the topic of
=
converfation. Her Grace attends her hat-
olonel Caseuroan, with the fidelity of a
giand Won is abfent from his chamber.—
the two months they have refided, the
has not vifited any of her moftintimate
Blends.
In addition to the lift of places where the firft
people refide, are the following : Mount Pleafant,
Haiti Places Rofe Hill, Bath, and the Welt
atir Buidings.
On Mount Pleafant, are Mrs./Snare& and fa.
may, and Mr. IitIITHCOTII :—Harley Place, Mr.
and Mrs. RTDIR, Mr. JIMSI, Mifs SIMPSON, and
Mr. and Mrs. WIG orscAN :—Rofe Hill, Mrs. and
Mifs BITDOSS. Mr. and Mrs. Bat.sous, and Mifs
Liman : Bath Place, Mrs. Pow' ALL, Mrs.
21MITIIIIT, Mifs THOISTSOMA Mr. RISTIELD, and
S. SMITH :—Weft Cliff, MT. DALRYMIPLII, Mrs.
TAYLOR, and Mifs COVILAWD.
Private mnfical parties are given every evening.
The ball twice a week, and the promenade at Bur-
gefs's, are the only antufements.
Townley Honfe is open as nfital on Wednefdays,
where the charming hoftefs is vifited by the firft
circles. Coicerts and cards are the amufements,
with a jatiqoapr, given in a One of the moil ele-
gant fimplicity.
The Earl of CAITIPOIT gave a grand dinner
on Monday lad to a large party. Lord and Lady
Una IT, and Lord HIMIIT PLOLIT were among
the gulls. In the evening, her Ladythip gave an
amateur Concert.

The Duke and Netters of Devonsular are not
only the head of the Nobility here, but likewife.
the firft in fplendour and fpirit. Their equipage
Rands unrivalled; it is truly charaaeriftic of the
princely grandeur of an Englilir dukedom, con-
of-fiz carriages and fourteen barks, viz.
two coaches,two chariots, a fociable, and a cur.
ride. In isatham-place their Graces pasts two
bnufes, one not being fulficient to accommodate
the family and retinue. The .one adjoining the
Dnchefs's was hired on her arrival for the ufe of
the Earl and Countefs of Bessoltouou ; that fa-
mily arrived here on Thurfday
On Thurfday evening, all the fir* pc* here
were at Madame Sucre' v's Seminary,inChatham.
Pito ; where the Pupils of that Lady entertained
their vifitors with a Grand Concert'd Vocal and
Inftrumental Mufie. It commenced at eight. aad
concluded about eleven. The Duch& of Throw
smite, who was ent, complimented the young
Ladies in very tams. 'no Muni was
principally
London, England, 1802-09-18

THEATRE ROYAL. COVENT GARDEN.
ON MONDAY NExT,. SEPTEMBER 20,
will be performed a Tragedy called
ROMEO AND JULIET.
Romeo, Mr. H. JOHNSTON
Caplet, Mr. WADDY ; Friar Lawrence, Mr. HULL ;
Mcrcutio, Mr. LEWIS.
Lady Cagnict, Mifs LESERVE ;
Nurfc, Mrs. DAVENPORT;
And Julitt, Mrs. H. SIDIXINS.
1r At 1. incident to the Tr-Jive:ly. a Grand Mdquerade.
lad of Ad IV. the Funcr.ii Proceffton of Juliet, and a Soletnn
Dirge.
To which will be added, the Mu Kcal Entertainment of
SELIMA AND AZOR.
Asor, Mr. INCLEDON;
Scander, Mr. TOWNSEND ; Ali, Mr. BLANCHARD 1
Fatima, Mifs WHEATLY ;
Lelbia, Mrs. 1 I !'l.• ; Faire, Mrs. FINDLAY;
And Selinu, Mifs DIXON.
Doors to be opened at half paft five, and the Performance
begin at half paft fix. •
On Wednefday, the liiitorical Play of Kim; Henry the
?o'trtb, with the frith Mimic, or 'Blooderi at Bri. ori.
And on Friday the Comedy of tie In
which Miis_hirrrlot will maid kpiliglime. ant' this
&age hs the Cuaraeher of'; td mblidaile- be added
the new Murtcal thertainmeal#.l,4 Ytc, Sc *Yale;
Carrier.
. _ _.•

4 . - ROMAN CEMENT. t (.. •••
VUZBSII6. PARKER and Co. Bankftdet Psonth-
LT4. wadi, manufatftuo Ca se a x:r or Mo oz. a for Bidldlng
bt '97ater,'orbisii far fineaffes in utility Dutch Terra!, or any.
.otker•"LW' of fvfortat. It gives t 3 aQ kindi of Brick or. Stoat:
Work, an uncommon degree of ftreugth and cobefion. It fcts
ander water, foon becomes as bard as none, and may be ex-
pired even to the aaien of .the' fea without injury. In all
Buildings, therefore, intended to oilit or contain water, this
Cement may be ukd with lingo:ar advantage: or it may be
lowered with lime and rand to any defirable degree, for com-
mon purpotes. .
They alfn prepare ST cco for catlog Boadhigs With, of the
fame hard and (hirable natur- as the Cement. It prof rues the
walls from wet and damp, and may be- execnted fo as com-
pletely to refemblc Stone, at a very moderate espence. Flat
Paving. Cophrg, anstOsittir• Slimes; cheaper than natural Stone.
London, England, 1802-03-16

Nunrrlt 44159/

TITEATRZ4LOYAL, DRORY=LAMB

' rHIS PRESENT EVENING, MARCH 16,
the Majefties Servants will seta Comedy, ealicd
A BOLD STROKE FOR A WIFE.
Feignwell, Mr. BANNISTER, Jun.
Freeman, Mr. CAULFIELD ;
Sir pug* hirtsielove, Mr. WEWITZER ;
Obadiah Prim, Mr. DOWTON ;
fradclove, Mr. WATHEN; Pcrriwinkk, Mr..gurrr.
Mrs. Prim, Mrs POPE
Ann Lovely, Mire MELLON.
Aft ,r which, ttscriew Ballet. competed by-Mr. Byrne, called
THE FESTIVAL OF BACCHUS.
To which will be added the Mullcsl Entertainment of
THE PRIZE ; or 2 5,3, 8.
Lenitive. Mr. BANNISTER, Jon.
Cr The Tragedy of the Orphan Is deferred cm exeunt of the
indifyoStion of Wirt. Pope.

CUTHELL AND MARTIN.Po
CATALOGUE, FOR THE
YA!s.

Ills day was publifsed,
ACATALOGUE of BOOKS for the Year ,
;So:, in various Languages and Claffes of Literatures oo
fee, for ready money, by CutheU and Martin, Middle row,
Holborn.
Where may be had, feparately, their Catalogue of Books in
Medicine, Anton n, Natural Hillary, and Botany.

This day was planted.
In Odavo, price Ss. is beards,
The Second Volume of
A SERIES of PLAYS : in which it is attempt,
ed to delineate the Orange'. Parana of the Mind, each
PACuit being the Subjed of a Tragedy and a Comedy.
By JOANNA BAULIF..
Printed for T. Cadell, Jun. and W. Davies. Strand.
By Ve.lolll Wit alfe publithed this day, a new Edition (being
the !'earth) of the Pirft Volume. price Ss. in boards.

KOTZEBUE% EXILE INTO SIBERIA.
This day was publithed, its three sofa Foolfcap, Bva price ryi
b hoards, embellinsed with three Engravings,
'THE MOST REMARKABLE YEAR IN
THE LIFE OF AUGUSTUS VON KOTZEBUE, cap-
taining a full Account of his late EXILE sad JOURNEY into
*SIBERIA, and of the miser extraordinary Inddms which hap-
ptmed to him in Rolla, arltk authentic particulars relative to
the prefent State of the interiors( the Ruffian Empite,and new
aid curious Anecdotes of the Coors of Peteresorgh,
WRITTEN BY HIMSELF.
Tranfhted frets the t3erman, under the (apathy:Maine Of
the Author, by the Rev. B. BgRESFORD, Eraitlfh Lederer
to the (tan of FMB'.
Printed for Richard Ptulpst Pam's Church-yard

and to be bid of all tookfdiers.
London, England, 1802-03-16

LICTION OF MOM PRIM

Lord Ramo/ma obferved, that the Alt of
Union between Great Britain and Ireland, did not
fuliciently provide for the manner in which a
Peer thould be chofen to reprefent Ireland in Par-
liament, in cafe of a vacancy.' He thottld therefore
tomorrow move, That a Committee be appointed
to take that fubjed into confederation.
The Marquis of St. co obferved, -that the prefent
mode of eleetion was fubjeti to many inconveni-
ences which he'should mention when the Commit-
tee was appointed, and therefore tt highly approv-
ed of tbe ineafore intended to beArought forward
by the Noble and Learned Lord.4—Adjourned.

HOUSE OF COMMONS. •
Mr. oftatowAnitto brought or the Report of thg Co malt.
tee on the Petition ands Majefty s Coroners. The Repot MU
*mid to, and leave mu. gives to bring in a "Bill for p
14did°014encrier and AP= to Comers, croadastiol
of see e of thefr ;mid as a rewud for the dug
execution of their tam.
pdfTie Clergymen's Radom Bill was read a third time and
ed.
' hfr.Coaar moved to difdtargess order made on Saturday
for leave to Wog hai Bill o 9 the Report 9f the Cominittee on
the UM Revenue, hi ettletto tudre tor lint to kingis
He moved that eagimel do; at-colons prefsattd by Mr. Crof•
um, on Friday laa„ amid be plated.
*weal OoseAolie Awl wheals am Wool of Bonding
thi Duda M Sow was istaided na bu taMinued; apt. wait
London, England, 1802-03-16

cornparifon being eorreft by *0 of taming a
judgrrtent of the agriculture of the two countries.,
He thought it neceffary to fay this, to do away all
idea of the agriculture of this country declining.
He concluded with obferving, that in his opinion
the two countries, England and Ireland, should
be put, c,•ith all fpeed poflible, on the fame foot.
ing in agriculture. He was perfuaded, that until
that coulJ be e(lablifhed, the full and entire ad-
vantage of the Union could not be enjoyed ; an
objeet %sloth had become the concern of the Gen-
tlemen of both countries, and the Merchants of
both cotn►tt ies. They would, therefore, give up
all perform! .u►d local jealou lies and prejudice!, and
look at onc common objed—the benefit of the
Empire at large.
The queition was then put and carried.
The Committee was nominated immediately.—
It is to he an open Committee—that is, all have
voices who attend it, five of whom are to he a
quorum, and to have power to fend for perfons,
papers, records, &c.
London, England, 1802-03-29

DISTRIBUTION OF PRIZE MONEY.

The armed fchooner Suwarrow, for the capture of the ketch
Jean Part, the chalk rnarecs le Bon Cituyen and le Morbihan.
and the ketch le Clair Voyante, is nuw iu a course of payment
at Plymouth.
To the Plizton, a diftribution of iocol. on account of the St.
kid, will be made at No. [q, Clement's-inn, the : d of April
next.

The Flora and Caroline will be paid fur the Spanifh privateer
Fl Carnirn, and French privateer le Legere, at No. az, Aran-
del-ftreet.

The Caroline, for the capture of la Vatocur, w ill be paid
Imweeforward at No. to, John-ltrs et, Addphi.
The Thefeus, for the capture of the Noltra Signora de la
Mercade, will be paid on Wcstneflay,theitb day of May n:xt,
at No. 9, New Broad-itreet.
London, England, 1802-03-29

PORTSMOUTH, MARCH 23.

Dropped down tob St. Helen's the WoLvaitivr,
of 18 guns. Capt. WIGHT.-ThC DUKE OF YORK
tranfport from Gibraltar to London, having sco
of the Loveinkin regiment on board, put into the
Tagus on the 9th of this month in great diflrefs,
having had to encounter the fury of the hoe gales.
The troops were landed and the !hip ordered to
be repaired.
London, England, 1802-03-29

FROM LLOYD's LIST.

The Two Friends, M'MILLAN, from Naples to
Gallipoli, is lot! near Metfind.
The Sophia, WILLIAMS, from Briftol to Dub-
lin, is loft; crew laved.

DEAL, MARCH 28.—Sailed, the Datrymplo.
SHIALDS, for Cadiz and Montego Bay; Allen;
—, for Jamaica; with feveral other outward.
bound veffels for their definitions.—Came down,
the EARL Sr. VINCENT and the GL•TTON Eaft-
ludiamen, and remain. Wind S.

GRAVESEND, MARCH 28.—Paired by, the LORD
TNOII.OW, DALE, from Bengal ; Antelope.
SMART, from Lilbon ; Alexander, King, from
Virginia; Expedition, —, fiom Merrell; and
Eliza, —, from Bourdcaux.—Sailed. the Port
au Prince, —, for Africa ; London, KING, for
Martinique; Thalia, —, for liamburgh ; Be.
nedick, —, for Venice ; Philadelphia, Noah-
LING, for Here ' • Anna, —, fur Rotterdam,
Fortuna, Sums, for St. Vallery ;
HADOICK, for Calais; PerllverAnce, WALLER j
and Slimmer, THOMAS, for DuLlin.
London, England, 1802-09-27

SWANSEA GLAMOR GANSIIIRE; SEPT. 23.

BattvTT, Profeffor of Chemillry and Eit•
tiraetital PhiloOphy, is to afcend in his balloon
frbni this town, with intention of navigating through
the air aerofs the Briltol Channel (wind favour.
able) in the caurfe of a few days, having put bit
balloon and apparatus into 'very complete order,
for fuch an attempt. After which he will croft
over to Dublin, and mate one afcent in that City;
from thence he will return to Town by the tlt of
November, and afcend from • Greenwich, with
.Captain &WM', about the iBth or loth of No.
vember, fully determined to convince us that nbi.
ther he nor his balloon are unequal to the talk he
has impofed upon himfelf, of not only gratifying
the public curiofity, but of perfevering till both
mactunes are worn out, to difcover whether any
public utility or advantage to fociety can be deriv-
ed from aerial navigation.
Mr. B's. Balloon is near 45 feet in height, z 8
feet in diameter ; compofed of soo yards of filk
luteftring, varnifired with a compofition prepared
by himself, the patterns ofttwenty different Uncles
and colours, and reprefents, when filled with coin.
mon air, an immenfe lemon. The whole of the
expence is hated &id. accompanied with ineefrant
toil and labour. '
London, England, 1802-09-27

DUBLIN, SEPTEMBER st.

A defperate riot took placei on Friday evening
lag, in Francis-ttreet fome foldiers who were
billetted in that neighbourhood, Were fo furioufly
attacked by a mob, -who pelted them with [tones,
that the men fired in their own defence, but hap-
pily no perfon was either killed or wounded. The
confequences were likely to have been dreadful ;
but fortunately Mr. WaLsow, the Chief Peace Of-
ficer timely arrived on the fpot with a military
guard, difper(ed the mob, and took feveral who
Teemed to be leaders into cuftody.
The game 'night, the above active Chief Peace
officer, apprehended in a lane near Thotnas-courtt
two noted offenders, Michael Byrne, and Andrew
Graham, and a female delinquent, Elinor Burke.
They were brought before the Superintendant Ma-
glib ate next day, who, after an attEntive exami-
nation, committed them to prifoti.
London, England, 1802-09-27

M:ifßadTE, SEPTEMBER 2s.

We begin to loYe fome of our company; the Lift
four hogs took upwards of soo, and the four left
which came from London did not bring 8o pain-
gers ; one boy, yefterday morning, had none.
Dandelion Publi Breakfallohis morning, was
attended ,by upwards of -Soo perfons ; the Eaft
Kent Military Band attended. Ws ',van. played
feveral favourite airs on the harp, with Ms nfual
taße. The' Whole went off with grand mkt.—
Among the company woe, the Duke and Ducbefs
of Dsvoasuias, Duke and Duchefs of Sr.- AL-
sax's, Lord and Lady MILBOURII, Countefs of
BISIOROUGH, tir CHARLES and Lady Asots.t.,
Sir ROBERT and Lady HILLTHCOTI, 'Hifi FITZ.
ROT, &C. &c.
London, England, 1802-07-29

MATUCJL;

LISBON, JULY is.
If the Government continue to ceased the exer-
tions of Dos Rotas:Lys and the Commandant of
the Royal Guard, Liftmen will be the greateß city,
and will have the belt police in Europe. Already
the interea of the Fidalgos begins to give way
to that of the public, and foreigners who quitted
the country fix months fine would karcely recog-
nife the city.
Madame LASHES has been delivered of a boy,
on which occafion the Prince offßaaw. fent his
portrait to General Lassie in a gold (null box,
enriched with diamonds, ellimated at 40,000 croi-
fades, with a fufil and a pair of piftols of the rich-
& workman(bip, with balls for the pißols, and
powder in a fuperb powder horn.
The navigation to the North is ilia interrupted'
by contrary winds. Some verde have returned
to port, to take in provifions and water, after hav-
ing been 4.5 days at fea.

LONDON.
London, England, 1802-07-29

THURSDAY, JULY sg.

PRICE OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCKe
per Cent. Clads. 7ritle-Dltto, for ace. 711.
Reduced ysii--4 per Cent. }4-.-OW S per C roof."
New 3 per Cent. zo33.—Lons Ann. 2o 11-16.-.
°MOWN! 4 dikount.
PRICE OF STOCKS YESTERDAY:

3 per CentieZiii;tll-- Short Ann. 3 146
3 per Cent. Cant. 70111 Imp. 3 per Cent. 631 681 631
4 per Cent.BBl Exam. Mb se to 64. pr.
s per C. Ann. 331 toott Oman* 311 5 dlr.
3 per Cake. t 797 un Englint Mims IA ter.
Long Ann. ao 7-16 so-t Cost fee Aug. 7474 ?zit

We have received Paris Journals to the s7th
inflant. Their contents are of importance. One
article in particular in the Official Paper will be
read with confiderable Intereft by commercial
men ; and the more fo as there is Tome difficulty
in reconciling what it Rates with the condua of
the French Government. in fending a Commercial
Commiffiover to this country: The Mendingr de-
nies explicitly that there is any intention on the
part of that Government to enter into any
London, England, 1802-07-29

PHILOSOPHICAL TRANSACTIONS.

Nab pubahing in Weekly Numbers, price us. 61 each, and
printed in 416. on a Fine Wove Dcmy Paper,

ANEW Abridgment or Seleftion of the moil
curious and intercßing Papers dale Philotophical Trani-
adtiona,of the Royal Society;
By a t,uci tr of Literary Gentlemen.

Each Number will It Pitched in Bhu: Paper, and contain
Pour Sheets of Letter Prcf:, with oemflonal Engravings, by
eminent ; the whole to be completed in 14 Volumes.
S.:veral Number* of thi+ truly valuable and NATIONAL WORK,
are already pubilfhed, and may be bad of J. White, Fleet-ttrcet•,
H D. Symonds, l•atrrmdter-row 1 Verner and Hood, Podhl7 ;
Rschardfons, Cornhill ; Blacks and Parry, LfadenhaU-ftreet ;
Bickeritaff, Wdtley, and liaglter, Strand ;Ezertons Whitehall;
Debrett, Ptecatlfliy ; Reynolds and Belt. Oxford-11reet ; of the
Printer', Bunney and Gold. No. zo3, Shoe-late; and the prin-
dpal Booltfellers throughout the United Kingdom.

TO THE CU RICH IS IN FISH SAUCE.

THE NOBil_rri, GENTRY, and PUIILIC
in general, are terpeafully informed, J. BURGESS and
Inn's GENUINE and SUPERIOR. F-SSENCE of ANCHO.
VIES, condemns to be prepared by them in the famem.anner that
h obtained fuck univerfal approbation for many years pad.
The long jolly acquired foperiority of that Article is fully
confirmed in the opinion of the Country at large, and of l'afons
melanin in all parts of the World, and luring stood the telt of
trial. - .nks it in the fituatign it now maintains.

The
,Nho-allit;lity of IHEIR ESSENCE of ANCHOVIES
and ch:licr RICH SAUCES for FISH, &e. induces then[, front
Hp! numerous A.lyertifcmcnts daily appealing, to caution Fa-
maw., etc an purchafing the fame, as none is to be had of
THLIR OINUINE, but at their Warehoufe as ander.
Ev,ry other Article in the Oil Trade for family ufe, of the
belt quality
urts-r-iNrIIA MERCHANTS, CAPTAINS of SHIPS,
ite.. ICIAS in the ARMY and NAVY, fupinied upon
the Atonal notice for the tad and Welt Indies, &c.
Warehoufe, No. to 7, corner of Savoy Steps,
_ ;. Strand, London.

Forthe COliValiCl/iC of Families In Scotland, they have ap-
pointed Mara. R. jeltniten and Ca Edinbergh, their fele
Agents for PIA Santee-