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London, England, 1802-05-21

LAW INTIiLLIGBA'CE.

COURT OF ARCHES, DOCTORS COMMONS, MAY 20.

MORI Tilt RIONT HON. NIL W. WYNNE.

BONHAM O. BONO A 7.l.—(An Appeal from the
Contiftory Court ai London.)
This was a CAllii of divorce, or reparation from
fled, board, end mutual cohabitation, by reafon
-4 adultery, promoted by George Bonham, Efq.
an Officer in the Ealt India Company's fcrvice,
rgaital Eliza Bonham, his wife.
It appeared thatthe parties were married at Ben-
ro, in the month of March, ;797, and that foon
afterwards the lady departed for England, leaviyg
her hulband in the Eaft Indies; that in the tousle
of the VOyage, at the Cape of Good Hope, the be-
came acquainted with a Capt. Rooke, who was on
board another WI/ ; that at. St. Helena it was ob-
fermi by one of the witnetfea, that letters paired
between them three or four tinsel a day ; that
Capt. Rooke quitted las own flap, and came on
board the (hip in which this lady was a paffenger ;
that during the remainder of the voyage,the fame
wii nefs proved that the law them frequently alone
together,and witnefs had no doubt whatever, from
the lady's condue, that very improper familiari-
ties paled between them. It further appeared,
that a fimilar interconrfe took place between them
on their arrival in England, and, in one particu-
lar balance, they were traced to a houfe of ill
fame in the neighboorhocd of Leicefier-fields,
where they continued for a coufiderabk time toge-
ther during that day. It alfo appeared, that Mr.
B.olliant did not arrive in England till the 27th
Or 2gtll of OZlolxr, 1797, although Mrs. Bonham
was ddivered of a full grown male child, at a
houfe inArtmdel-fireet,mothe Bth of April, t 798,
when Mr. Bonham could not have teen his wife
snore than five months. _ _

On the pert of Mrs. Bonham it was fubmitted,
that the evidence was not futhcient to prove the
identity of this lady, or that Mrs. Bonham was
the tame lady that was delivered of a male child
at the houfe in Arundel-itreet.

The I;;WidFtulTe;Ws Clearly of opinion that
the as of adultery had been fully etlablifhed, and
accordingly pronounced againft the Appeal, and
affirmed the fcntenee of the Court below.
London, England, 1802-05-21

FINEST PART OF DEVON.
TO BE SOLD, IN FEE,
ANOBLE and Spacious MANSION, with all
cotrefpondent appendages, extentive Park, Lands, Fines,
Etc. &c. &c. A croft pared" and fingularly eligible refidence
far a Nobleman or Gentltinan of fortune ; replete with every
beauty, and innumerable local advantages; on tl.e Southern
Coaft, not more than ten miles from, and within view of the
Sea—To prevent unapeetary trouble, the loweft price a
Forty.five "[looked Pounds.
Information will be given, to Principals only, by Mr. B.
tarter, Uphollierer, Exeter.
London, England, 1802-05-21

DIED.

Tuefday morning, at his brotber's houfe, Great Marlborough-
ftreet. the Rev. Edward Crammer, Reda of Cbendon, Efts,
and VI ,r of St. Bride's, London.
Tutfiay night, Mrs. Dolignon, of Bleemfbury-lquare.
On the Bth instant, at Margate, Thomas Miles, Efq. late of
Brentford, in the 53th year of his age.
Turfuy, at Illington, Mr. John Howell, of Newgate-ftrect, ,
in the 76th year of his age.
Monday laft, at Dawlifh, in Devonfhire, ten days after his
younger brother. Mr. John EfdaHe, In the sift year of his age,
feennd fon of James Lfdaile. Elq. of Landon.
On the 12th init. at Bofkenna, Conrail, Rev. Thos. Wills,
B. A. aged 62 years, manly years Mleufter of Silver-ttrett and;
Iftington Chapels.
On the loth toil. at Cefn, DenbighSire, aged 6a, Mrs. War-
ringtun, wife of the Rev. George Warrington, and only child of
the late Henry Strudwick, Efq.
On the 9th inoant, ages! 82, Mr. Mark Robinfon, of York,
formerly one of the rommon-couneSenen for Bootham-Wald,
which dace he had refigned.
On the tub ink in Dublin, Mr. Juftice ChamberLalne,
On the sth init. at Stirling Cal*, Mrs. Forrefter, wife of
Lieutenant Fortifier. _

...
During the night of the 6th ink aged Toe, the widow Pilmer,
of St. Martin's. Stamford moron. Her brother and Stier died
this year, the former aged 75, and the latter aged 87 years.—
Two other brothers alto within there three years, the one 9S,
the other 77 years old.—Their father attained the age of 'O3 ;
and the furviving brother has withitood the chilling Wafts of
88 winters.
On the tith inftant, at St. Stephen's, Canterbury, in an ad-
vanced age, Mrs. Fielding, widow of the late Henry Fielding,
Efq. wail known by his writings in the former part of the lilt
Century.

CAPITAL. RESIDENCE, HANTS.
110 be LEI 7, and entered on immediately,
partly FurnifbellTbe beautiful MANSION and Lawn
of about 7s Acres, with excellent Stables, Offices; and Genius,
called BROOKWOOD PARK,

thuate on an eafy Eminence, in z pleafant Part of the County,
in the neizlihouAnod of a Pack of Fox Hounds, &ft: mflc4
from Alrestiird and Billsou's Waltham,and ten from Alton and
Wincheiter—Mr. Perry,of Bramdcan, will thew the Hot& ;
and Mr. Webb, of the Clofe, Salilbury, will furnilh.further
particulars, and treat for the letting the Premifes.
London, England, 1802-05-21

This day was r uhliihed,
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AITODERNI"GrdEsteGRAPHY ; a Dcfcription of
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Oceans, Seas, and Ines, in all Parts of the )tfevitt ineledtv.: the
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London, England, 1802-05-21

TO BE PEREMPTORILY SOW,

P--- •
URSUANT to an Order of the High Court
of Chancery, made in a Caufe, the Earl of Macclesfield
agate Macke% before Edward Leeds, Efq. one of the Mar-
ten of the Paid Court, at the Public Sale Room, in Southamp-
ton Buildings. Chancery-lane, London, in at Lots, on Men-
day the sift and l'uefday the 224 days of June, tBoz, be-
tween the hours of five and fix o'clock in the Afternoon :
Sundry FREEHOLD and COPYHOLD ESTATES, late of
Thomas Blackall, Efq. deccafed, fitsate in the (event Pa-
rifites of illington, Hornfey, and Hackney, in the County of
Middlefex ; in the Parini of Hltchin, in the County of Hert-
brit; in the Parifh of Appleton, in the County of Berks; at
Swallow-fields near the road from Reading to Bafingftoke' ia
the raid county of Berks. and in the City of Coventry ; and
alfo one Mare in the New Rivet Company, and five frith Ton-
tine Debentures of tool. each.

Particulars may be bad at the Paid Maftet's Chambers,
Southampton-buildior sof Mcffrs. Graham, Lincoln's-Inn ;
of Mr. Mollie?, Thane, Oxfortifitire; of Mr. Fade, Hitchin ;
of Mr. Thomas Chapman, Land-Surveyor, Richmond, Surry;
and of Mr. '1 home Grimes. White Bear Inn, Coventry.

CAPITAL MANSION HOUSE, COLCHESTER.
TO BE LET furnilhed by the Moat War Year,
AOI%IMODIOUS and extenfiva Manfion-
Hook with Picafurt Grounds, Green-houfe, Hot•houfe
(well cocked with Pines), Gardens now In the highcft Cultiva•
tion, and abounding with choice Fruit Trees of every elderly-
tion, Sowling-green, Coaeh-houfes, and Stabling for Six Korai,
witn about 'Pince Acres of good Mare Land.
The whole Pranifcs are to exceeding good Repair, and de-
lightfully Stuated on Eat Hill, in the mat pleafant Part of the
Town of Colebeiter, (which Is univerf.dly celebrated for faiu..
brity of Air,) commanding an Welllin and delightful ProfpeCt
of the furrounding Country, and are in every refpedt calculated
for the refidence of a large genteel %may.
• Immediate Polidhion may be bad; the Prendika way be
viewed, mil further Particulars had, by application to Men.
Sutton and Hedge, Solicitors, Colshefter.
London, England, 1802-05-19

CORN 111/11?KET.

• 11/11K-LANE, MA? 19.
Every fpecies of Crain is felling very brifk, :111.1
looking upwards: Whe.tt and Oats are hilizr
than hit Monday.
ASSIZE OF BRFAM—Yelerclay the Bakers'ecyr,_
pany attended the LORD MAYOR, a-. the Marlir,r.-
Houle, to fet the Atlize of ;ircad, %viten hi,: Lord.
fhip ordered the price to be continued the fame
as Taft week.
London, England, 1802-05-19

FOR THE USE OF SCHOOLS AND UNIVERsrr lES.
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In Two large Volumes Ottaw,' Price bound tbs.
A New Edition, being the Thirteenth, of
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FRANCE.

PARIS, 14 FLOREAL, (MAY 14.)

A Deputation of the Legiflative Body, coat&
ing of toz Members, was introduced to an audience
of the Coats's.
VIENNOT VAUBLAIIC (poke in the name of his
colleagues :
He firft addreffed himfelf generally to the Con-
fills, in which he ended with Rating—" It is for
the people to pronounce on the great queflion're-
lc red to them. It is for them to mark their fenfe
of the firfl years of a magiftracy fo glorious, by
a revolution ufeful to the interells of the Republic, I
calculated to give (lability to the tranquillity of ;
Europe, as much as it is honourable to the illuf-
pious magiftrate who is the objet of it."
He then addreffed himfelf to the CHIEF Consul.
in a (tile of compliment and flattery, concluding
with failing :—" Speedily by a national refolution
the public gratitude will be difcharged and the
Government confolidated. Speedily the labours
of a magiflracy worthy of you will be rewarded
by an eclat worthy of the people by whom it was
inftituted."
The Cuter CONSUL anfwered as follows:—"The
fentiments which you have expreffed, and this
folemn deputation, are to the Government the
moU precious pledge of the efleem of the Legifla-
tive Body. I was called to the fupreme magillracy
under circumflances when the people could not
balance, in the calmnefs of refleaion, the mark
of their choice. Then the Republic was diftraeted
by civil war; the enemy menaced the frontiers;
there was neither (ecurity nor government. In
filch a crifis the choice could appear in no other
light than as the indeliberate refult of alarm.—
Now peace is re-eftablifhed with all the powers of
Europe ; citizens now prefent only the appearance
of a re-united family; the experience which they
have had of their Government has convinced them
of the value of their firit choice. They are at
liberty to difplay their fentiments in all their free-
dom and all their independence. It (hall be obeyed.
NVllatever be My deainy—whether I exit as Con-
tdl or as Citizen, I flutll'exift only for the greatnefs
and the happinefs of France."
A d: potation of the Tribunate was introduced.
Citizen Cuzsor (de PAlber), (poke in the fol.
lowing terms s-a—
zsi Consume—We come to depofit in
the hauls of the Goveramat, the individual votes
London, England, 1802-05-19

On Monday the 3t ft of May will he publifhed.
The Four flat Valiancy of the
NAVAL CHRONOLOGY; or aft HISTORL
CAL SUMMARY of NAVAL and MARITIME
EVENTS, from the time of the Romans, to the Dautitive
Trcaty of Puce in tllox. With an Appendix.
By ISAAC SCHOMBERG, Erg.
C.'aptain in the Royal Navy.
Captain Schombere begs to inform the Subferihera to his
Book, that ag he has extended it to five Volumes inftead of thrce,
which was his hilt intention, he Is under the neeeffity of miring
the lubfeription to two pounds.
•.' The fifth Volume will be publiftted in a few months.
Sold by T. Egerton, near White-Hall.
London, England, 1802-05-19

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Price 71. is. 6d. with coloured Plates, or al. zsts. Plain,

MEDICAL BOTANY, ccmtaining Syllematic
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in the catalogue of the MATERfIi MEDICA„ as puhlillied
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Err acts, and of the Difsafes in which they have been molt
faccefsfully employe.
The fourth Volume contains Plates and Deferiptiens of molt
of the principal Plants, not included in the hfataia Media.
By WILLIAM WOODVILLE, M. D.
Of the Royal College of PhySicians, London.
liold by William Phillips, George-yard, Lombardsllxect,
Loodon.

Of whom atfo may Ix had, by the fame Author,
REPORTS ut a Series of Inoculations for the COW-PDX,
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OBSERVATIONS on the COW-PDX, price is. 6.1.
The HISTORY of the INOCULATION of the SMALL.-
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London, England, 1802-05-26

CO,TRAYtIt!n ILICTIOv•.

The Houle refolved itfelf into a Committee on
this Bill; and after fnme difcnfflon. proceeded to
divifion, when it appeared there were not forty.
Members prefent ; but after thufe who were in
the Houfe had divided, fome other Memhess came
in, fo as tueonflitute a Houle before the Speaker
put the queflion of adjournment ; and the fur&er
proceedings on the Bill were poaponed till this
day fe'nnight.
London, England, 1802-05-26

PARIS, MAY Is-

The 1,•IR intelligence from Tlerne Rate., that the
infurrctction in the Part de Vaud is at length ter-
min.ited, and that the inibrgents have laid down
their arms.

The Legiratire Body have deereed.that a medal
fhall be Ruck in remembrance a the Treaty of
A miens. It gill exhibit the heads of the three
Confuls, and one of gold will be pH:rented to each
Confol.

MAY 23.—General MoaTtest, Commintlint of
the tirfl military divifion. tranfmitted on the loth
to Cie Minifter of War, the votes given by that
b aly in regard to the queftion of elating Botr•-
~•at rs COl6llll for life. " The propofal," fa ysthe
General in his letter, " was received with the mat
lively enthullafm by the officers, fubalterns, and
foldierN and unanimoufly voted."
For tome days pall, come malevolent perfans
have I pread a report, that poifoned cakes and fweet-
meats are offered to children in the promenades.
and public places. The Counfellor of State, pre-
lea of the Police, has thought it necetiary to an-
nounce officially, that fuch abfurd reports are en-
tirely void of foundation.
In an order of May at, the General Comman-
dant of Paris informs the chef de bataillon and
adjutants of the •fedentitry Guard : That at the
preft:nt momtnton which depends fecuring the pub-
lic tranquillity and hippineti, malevolent ferfons
have had rev-torte to their accuttomed intrigues ;
that they have eendeavonred to fpread &knit
among rho people, to prevent apart of them from
freely es; I,:fling their wiffies in regard to the
gram, tined ion, now fubmitted to the cleci(son of the
Frer.' h nation, and have taken advantage t.f the
moment ay dearnels of bread to ptbelaini a famine;
and in that refpeet, to invent the molt abinrd and
ridieulottetales—be affurcd,fellow citizens,fays
that Government has taken effetitral meafures to
keep the magazines always full, that bread Iltall
neither ye wanting, nor increafe in price ; and tell
them, to rcjed the pertidi )us infinuations of thole
who with to infpire them with fears of the want of
provitions, and of diftruft Aglaia a Go*rnment,
which occupies itfelf only with the happinefs of the
nation. As tor you, adds he, continue to fecond my
efforts, and we (hall prevent the evil ilifpofed front
ditturbing in any manner the public tranquillity."
BR AST, MAY 21..—Admiral VILLA& IT left Sr.
Domingo on die loth of April, with eight (hips of
his fquadron, and has arrived at tlis•pon.
Nothing new had taken place at .'. Domingo
(ince the departure of la Fiielt. Oar troops
had again fet out in purfait of Toussatez.
London, England, 1802-05-26

ELSINEUR. MAYO.

The upward bound fail loon as cleared; the
downward bound are here, detained by finny:
%vetted)! winds. 'lle Crown, TI4OhIPSOS, of tint •
bosom, Itrock on a rtnk near Gothenburg t 1:
a.ith ult. and is gone, lull of water, into a Isarhotti ,
in that neighbourhood.
Mar B.—The downward bound failed yeller-
Jay; and the upward hound Ctiled loon as cleared.
Meet L—The upward bound !kips proceed foon
as cleared ; thole for the North Sea arc tic:rained
'ay contrary winds. It has blown very hard diet:.
three days pan Irian/he weltward - and leveedtit
the Ihips that failed on Friday and Saturday till,
have Leen obliged to put hack.
London, England, 1802-05-26

Rivl 1,,11'R.4~Cf flit.

When nrangers were re-admitted into the Cal-
ler y, the Houle was debating an the Kentills Tn
fitrance Bill ; Sir EDWAILD KNATCIISULL was
freaking in favour of it.
The Arvota a v-GS tRAL then oppsfed it. He
confidered it as minced:try, alt likely to injurt
thole Companies that already kilted, and which
were fufficient for all the put-poles of their inltitu.
tints. He law no reafon why the County of Kent
thotild have this privilege above any, other County,
and every other County in the Kingdom might
Claim the fume privilege.
After fume further converfation on the Dill, the
nide was about to divide, but there being no
more th4n 35 Members prefent, an adjournment
of courfe took place.
London, England, 1802-07-14

DISTRIBUTION OF PRIZE MOVES'.

The Africa and Thiibe, for the re-capture nt ti,e Amphitrite,
will be paid at the White Lion, in Vkrych-ltiia.-t, on the 16th
infant.

To the Speay, for thc capture tbe Spanilh Zebec El Gpmo,
a diaribittion will be made on Friday next. the 16th init. at
No. 7 Beaufort-huildingx.

TLC Lord Hawks privateer, for the capture of the brig Argo,
will be paid on the uth init. at No. 6, Stanhope-ftrect, =and.

SHIPWRECK.

By accounts from Baltimore (North America) we learn that
the fchooner Nymph, Cap:ain Corlet, laden with torn and
flour, having been out four days from Philadelphia, hound to
Charteflon (South Carolina) had the misfortune to run aground
utt Cape I.Ook-uut-lhoals, on the night of the ItSth April, the
wind being N. by E. After being bilged, in about half an hour
the went to pieces. all her cargo haviag been prerioullf wait-
ed overboard. The Captain and crew had cut away her main-
min, in the fall of which great part of the larboard fide of the
&cis' was cat ried along with it, and the boat ei:tirely loft. The
crew confined of eight in number, and one palTenger, every
iul of whom, except one John Kelly, a young Engiiihman, are
faid to have perilhed.

The Captain betook liimfelf to a piece of the matt, and the
reit to fpar,, nate, &c. Kelly. who Rill hung to the main
wreck, got off nearly an hour after, during which time he was
endmvottring to proeure front the wreck fame part molt likely
tn (Ilea his fafety. lie p died by all Lis fellow fufferers hut the
cook, who did not go through the breakers ; when he bad gune
fome dittancc by the Captain, he looked hack, and waved his
hat, which was only anfwered by a (hake of the head. He never
law one of them after. Floating on, tor two days and a Light,
and often overwhimc.' by the honkers, he got within two
.niks of the (bore, whoa the wind &Wring, he was again driven
to lea above fix mile.. Thus wafted a: the mercy of the waves,
was at length difeovered about a mile of'. he Captain Dund-
Icy. of the fchooner Hannah, from Beaufort (North Carolina),
who humanely put about, and who was fortunate ca..n •o
fuatch this haplrfs vidtim from a watery grave. Captain Dund.
ley, who arrived fate at Baltimore on the 30th, Pays, that for
keenl hours before he camt uu with Kelly. he nhoss-...4

MIMI
London, England, 1802-07-14

WILTSHIRE AND CO.

KING'! HEAD TAVERN, Poultry, have lull
landed for file, a large cargo of Ft Na Lis-alit, Ty Art s,
from r.c. to 3otilh. weight each.
Turtles dreffed every day ip the Wee perfakion, and flit
to any part of Town and Country.
London, England, 1802-07-14

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f•ming of the Preliminaries of Pram, by JAates de MARIA.
Will COllti•Alt open from to till Di:lk. Admatance Is.
N. B. A perfon romlarly attends to explain the Pidure.
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Paps.., and who afterward. took and entered upon the kid
&diners, is rrqucltccl to align his rcafons for witbdri.wing him-
ftlf from his EngagLments.
Should no radon be aifiLlied within fourteen Days front the
Date hereof, further enquiry will be made after the Perron al-
luded to; the Bufinefs will be again advenifed, and the Deli.
ncy (if any) in the fak, will be fought for by an Aftlon at
I.2w.—july 12, acz.
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A COUNTRY HOUSE for any term, furnifhed
or unfurnifhed. or the Leafe fold of a finall conveti,en;
!Toole ; confining of five Bed-rooms on the firft floor, a Par-
lour, Hall, Kitchen, and other 0111cLs on the ground floor ; a
large Golden walled round in excellent order, fituate ahout fix
miles from Shorrditch Church. To be viewed with Tickets
only, which may be had at No. t 6, Furnival's
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To the GEN I'LEMEW, CLERGY, and FREFHOLDEP.

o' the COUNTY of SOUTHAMPTON.

Cr Nr &AMEN,
PERMIT us to return you our ninfl grateful
Acknowledgmcnti for the (rah mark of Confidence yo
have this day conferred on us by again eledting us to be your
Reprefentatives in Parliament.

We confider it the molt honourable Tellimony we could re-
ceive of your Approbation of our pall Conduct, and it Ma I
always ht our molt carneft endeavour to merit the continual,—
of y,ur favours by a diligent and roallientious diteharge
Parliamentary Duty, and a particular attention to the hacr.il
of the County of Southampton.—We have the honour to b
with great regard, Gentlemen,
Your much obliged :amble fervwts,
Winchciter, WILLIAM I If..I,TIICOTE
July 52, 1831. WILLIAM citu.u.
London, England, 1802-07-14

FRANCE.

PARIS, JULY 9.

The Minifter of the Marine has fent to the
Maritime Prefeth a pattern of the Rag of the Ita-
lian Republic, which confi(ls of a red parallelo-
gram, in the middle of which is a white lozenge,
containing a green parallelogram—The pendant
is divided into four parts ; the firft, or that next
the top-malt head, is a red trapezium, bearing a
white ifofeeles triangle, the bafe of which touches
the fecund part of the pendant. This fecund part
is dark green, with a white band at top and bot-
tom. The third part confilts of tranfverfal bands,
the two extremities of which are red, and the in-
termediate part white. The fourth part is en-
tirely red.
The Minifter of the Police has made known in
a report that Citizen JEAN BON SAINT ANDRE,
zealoutly afifted by Citizen KEIL, Public Accufer
in the Special Tribunal of Roer, has been able to
arreft two famous freebooters, Pi cRLER, ftyled
Schinderhannes, and another foam SETAE a,equally
dangerous. This arreftation was owing to young
MACRER, who, knowing that this defperado was
concealed in a garden, went alone in queft of
him, and kept him in play till thole who followed
him came up, and (hot him dead. Government
has ordered a reward to be given to young
MACKIER. There two wretches ravaged feveral
parts of the United Departments with uncommon
audacity and b6ldnefss They correfponded by
cyphers, and made ufe of the Jewith dialed.
Citizen DAVID, formerly attached to different
millions, has been appointed Secretary of Lega-
tion to the Republic of Malta.
The Duke of Oftrogothia, uncle of his Swedi(h
Majefty, is preparing to quit Montpellier, where
it appears he has recovered his health, in order to
return to Sweden.

On the 29th ult. a beautiful frigate of 48 guns,
called the Atl4nte, was launched at the port of
Dinan. _ _

_
Government has retiored to its former deftina.
lion the Church of the Abbey de Saint Germain:.
des-Pres, which, during tome years pate, has been
employed for manufafturing faltpetre. Workmen
are now employed in removing the remains of the
faltpetre.
London, England, 1802-07-14

1);ED.

On the rft init. Richard Bleumire, Erg. of Pcnrith, Cpm;)cr.
land. in the 99th year of i is age, father of Mr. Elcantirc, ;Ix
Police M..isiffrate, of Hatton-Garden.
At ilarry's town, county of Rol-con:mon, in the 83d year of
her age, Mrs. Young, reliet of the lat..! John Young,
. .
HIGH WATER AT LONDON BRIDGE TO-MORROW
Morning 8 Dlintlt 24 a.ter 2
Afternoon 35 minutes after
London, England, 1802-07-14

PLYMOUTH, JULY T 2.

Came In from a cruize, the Busy Revenue cutter, Captain
BOWDEN—Sailed, for Halifax, the following Tranfports t
Camilla, and I'vfathew and Thmna, having
on board the 29th Regiment of Foot—the Stale is on board
the liibt rt.
London, England, 1802-07-14

BATH*, RESTORATIVE,
OA STRENGTHENING FILLS.
TO THE PUBLIC.

MANY of the Friends of the late SHURMER
BATH, of Briftol, who were wituelTes of the powerful
effeets of hi. Rl:nor-alive or Strengthenintf Pills, are defirous
fo beneficial a 114.ilirine (Isult' be made known to the
During truly years eittenfive practice, the Proprietor forbore
to give them publicity, and ferupuloully avoided pecuniary
advantage to hiniklf or family; yet their merit is lo well
known in the city and neighbourhood where he retitled, that
that there are few of the inhabitants who would not give
teftimony to their excellence.
They are particularly ufeful in all complaints to which Fe-
males are fuhjeCt, and are peculiarly adapted to the coniti-
tution of Girls of about twelve or thirteen years of age;
and for thofe young Women who hays pallid camplexions, are
entitled with (bonne fs of breath, aed great reluittance to exer-
tire, there pills are a fpecific ; as they, in a lhort time, refute to
the Blood its loft Craffamentum, and thereby give the bloom
of Health to the paleib cheek.
They are a remedy for all difeafes that originate in the
Stomach; the loft tone of which they fpeedily reftore ; they
remove Flatulencles, expel wind, create an Appetite, and pro-
mote DigeitionL They have been found extremely efficacious it
Bilious and Hyfterical complaints, Pains in the Head, jaondice,
and in broken and decayed Conititutions, from free living or a
variety of other caufes. They have been repeatedly known to
sure the Hooping Cough; and when given to Weakly or
Ricketty Children, they rarely fall cffedliiig a cure.
They arc sarefully prepared by the Family, and fold whole-
fale and retail by Bailer and Howell, Wine-ftrsxt, Drifted ; alio
in London, wholefale and retail, by F. Smith, Druggiß, Hay- I
market; and retail by Darsoo and Marv. y, Graccelturch-ftrcet;
and William Clark, Confeitiomr, in the Boren* 111 Sam
London, England, 1802-07-14

FROM LLOYD'S LIST.

DEAL, JULY 13.—Arrived and failed for Shcernefi the Re-
folution, man of war, and Juno frigate, from the Weft Indies,
—Palled by the Guitavus, Swedifh Indianan, for China...-.
Wind N. N. W.

GRAVESEND, Joxv trgo—PalTed by the Alert, from
Dunkirk ; Kitty, Redmayne ; and Alfred, Robct tfon, from St.
Kitts; Ann, 13cfant, from Philadelphia; Rofalia, Sinclair, front
lierbice ; George, Covenlaile, from Peterrnagh; Alexander.
Maxwell, and Elizabeth, &can, front Gibraltar Chaim,"
French; Naiad, Roberts; and Caerwent, o'oert., front Ja-
maica.—Sailed the Vine, Richardf.n, for Ellineur ; Tranfit,
Muirhead, for Triefte ;Traveller, Harrifen, for Cork ;
flip, Nafh, t'or Jamaica; Perfeeerance, Redman, for Baritadoes;
Betfey, Staff, for Venice;, and the Jotige Jan. ---, for
AmftercLun.
London, England, 1802-07-14

PORTSMOUTH, JULY i 3.

Laft night, after pat, failed the FOUOROY ANT, of 8c guns;
the CAPTAIN, Of 74 guns, Capt. BOTLISS; and this day the
WARRIOR, of 74 guns, Captain TYLER, fur Plymouth, to be
paid off; alto the LEANDER, of so guns, Ca!ii.ol/61! TON, for
Halifax, to receive the Hag of Vice Admiral Mri en: I
rived the North Star, Forty, from London bound to Ex..ter ;
alto, this afternoon, at St. Helen's, the ACTIVE, of 32 grms,
Capt. DAVERS, from the Mediterranean; and MoitotA NKR,
of ad guns, Capt.RAlNsroan, from a cruize. The f..ip Lord
Duncan, Captain THOMPSON, is expedtcd to Li! &only fir
Guernfey with troops. Came into Harbour his Majelly's Chip
la DLTERSI IN cr. Went out of Harbour and fsiled to the Ear,
ward the Quebec, of 32 guns, Capt. G RANT. The Sr. GLOAGL,
of 98 guns, is getting under weigh for the Eaftwarl
London, England, 1802-07-14

TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION,

At the City of London lun, D,A• . on Monday, the tgth of
July, 1802, at MI rat o'Cloa,

THE FOLLOWING GOODS.
part of the Cargo of the Hoy Ju M via
Schro.d. r, E. W. Groenwold matter, frem Rrthir, condcmowi
as prize r.) his nijelty% hired armed cutter Campordovto,
Henry Wilder, Efq. Commander.—About
16700 Bottles Champaign Wine
Hoglhcads French Red Wine
4 Ditto, ditto White ditto
Calk Olive Oil
z jar and 6 Bottles Oil of I.avender
I Ditto, Orange Flower Water
36 Gallons Lavender. JeTamlne, and other fecntoil
Waters, in Bottles
193 Boxes preferved Fruit
Is Boxes Artificial Flowers
ti Ornamented French Table Clock'
368 Pounds Pomatunt in Pots, &c.
90 Pounds Hiir Powder
214 Dozen Hair Sieve Bottoms
234 Boles Rouge and Face Paint
2145 Pieces Paper Hangings
1240 iron Pots
32 Dozen Fans-6o Ells Black Lace
13 Pieces French Sheerirg
13 Napkins and ore 'relic Cloth
3 Pieces Cotton Swandown
zo Pieces Woollen Cloth. and Sundry Ark.., or
Tuntery, Perfumery, &e.

And immediately afterwards the following Goo,!s, Part of
the Cargt, of the idenri,tta louifa, condemned to the ahoy*
Cuttcr:—

206 Dozen Watch GlsMos
7 Gallons Scented W..ter
2t Pounds Wails Balls
3 Pounds Mireihall Powdet,andother ftnaliArtiesss
Alto, 384 Pounds Sago
so Pounds Igerenrius Dulcis
3 Pounds Oil of Lavender
Part of the Cargo of the Graff van Schwerin.

The whole at .y Three Da '4 p.evious to the Sale,
by applying to Metres. Fedor and Minet, Dover, of whom
Cat2Tes may be th-n had; alfo of Thomas Mamie, Efiip
London, England, 1802-07-14

SALISBURY,

WHEREAS a Perfon about 5 Feet, 7 Inches
high drefed in a black Coat, blue P.Litaloons, and
Half-bonts, did on Wednefday tall hire, at S difbury, an
IRON•GRF.Y MARE, fire years old, about fourteen hands
high, with a How matte, and a (mall Scar on each Knee, to Fo
to Barford Saint Martin (fir miles) and return the fame even-
ing, hut ncithrr has fine been heard of :

Vhorvt r will detlin the laid Mare, and firing her to the
Huffer, at the Red I.ion inn, Salifilury. or give informati,nl to
him Wht rC nit: 1113 y hr found, (ball be h IndloineW rewarded for
and be paid all rrafouxllle expellee.
July 6,18 oz.

NEW TAX ON TM: TRACTORS.
IR D. PE It KI NS, of Likelter.fquare, Patentee,
1-r• announces, that their extenfivelale and reputation, now
acquired, having made them an object of the attention of Go-
venunent, an At has juft been paffed, which lays 201. on the
fate of each f. t, to take place on the tit of September next
when their price mull needikrily be ad /anent to fix guineas.
The Patentee aifo notifies, that the credit of the Tradon be-
ing now thoroughly ellablifhed, he has made arrangements to
be abfent much u: his time front London, after the tft of Sep-
teteLer, when he !hall commit their entire Pale to his Agent,
FRI.DiIItIC SMITH, Chemift, in the Haymarket, who hay-
inL., front much pridice with them, during the three years putt,
had full opportunity to prove their efficacy, is well qualified to
give every neeeffary information on the fulled.,

By his MAJESTrs ROYAL. LETTERS PATENT.
POCOCK's BOETHEMA RECLINING and
CHAIR MATRASSES, that are fo peculiarly ufrful for
Ladies in their Accouchement, and Prams in a Con.
valrfcent State, as they afford that cafe and comfort by no other
means fo rr.dlually to be obtained; the great advantage and
relief of changing the Polititm with the utmeß cafe and facility,
and in fo regular and gentle a manner as not to difturts a perfon
in the molt d‘licr.te Rate, nr endanger their taking cold; will
remain perfedly firm. creme, and ILeady in any pofitio:t, on
et:2MT, to turn the handle, and cannot be put out of order.
May be had at Pococles,No. 26.Southampton-ltrect, Strand;
alto Pan.nt Improved Sofa,. Couches, eafy Chairs, Ste. on the
Lame forum principle.
London, England, 1802-07-14

IPEDNESDAT, yuLr 14, IHO2

GENERAL ELECTION.

LRISTOL ELECTION.

GUILDHALL, JOLT 10.
AT a Meeting of the Comniittce for conclud-
ing the Election of EVA N BAsttis, Efquire,
It was unaaimoufly refoivcd,
That this Committee exprcfs their ftrongeft difapprohation
of the attempts which have beat made to cast a relleCtion on
the character and conduct of Sir Fagot RICK M. Ens N
Attributing to a few individuals every impropriety attending
his nomination as a Candidate to reprefent this City in Parlia-
ment, they feel fenfibly hurt at the difappointment to which
he has been fubjeeted, and regret that, in vindication of their
infulted privileges, they were obliged to °pixie a Gentleman,
for what: abilities and private character they entertain the
highelt riSpedt. ROBERT CASTLE. Chairman.

To the GENTLEMEN, CLERGY, and FREEHOLDERS
of the COUNTY of HERTFORD.
CENTLEMEN,
IT is impollible for me to exprefs in words, the
Emcee and cordial fentiments of gratitude which I feel for
the diftinguilhed teßitnony of favour and attachment, which
you have juft now been pleated to give me. The heft return
which it is in my power to make, is the affurance that I w:11
purfuc the fame line of independent condo& which I have
hitherto uniformly adopted; and that my whole time and at-
tention [hail be devoted to your intcrcit, and to the welfare and
profperity of the country in general.
l am, Gentlemen,
Your obliged and faithful Servant,
WILLIAM PLUMER.
Hertford, July ri, 1802, Monday Evening.

GENERAL ELECTION.

DURHAM (:OUNTY
THE Indepeißient FREEHOLDERS of tin
COUNTY of DURHAM, retident is I.intdon, who an
anxious to promote the Nomination and Hetlion of ROW
LAND BURDON, F.fii. to reprefent a thin! time that Cain
in Parliament, are requcthd to mad at the Gray's Inn
Houk, Holborn, To-morrow, at 'native o'clock prx.ifely.
London, July 14. 1832.

DURHAM COUNTY ri.EcTioN,
Oa Tucfday, the seal July initant.
'THE FREEHOLDERS of ihe COUNTY of
DURHAM, who think it important to the Public, and t,
the intereile of the County, that Mr. 1111RDON Ihould I.
again returned to Parliament, a, one of their Reprefentative,
are earnaly and refpc drolly entreated to attend on the Day
F.leCtion, when that Gentleman will certaidy L: put in Norni
nation.

It is the priirilcge of the Medlars to chufe whom they approve,
whether he he a Candidate or not, whether he be willing or
unwilling to 'Wye ; and their choice impores a duty on the
Eltded, which, by the Conflitution, he is bound t•. perform.
If Mr. Burdon be cledted, his honourable mind, the comet-
nets of his principles, and a grateful fenfe of this unuftial proof
of confidence, mutt fecure to the County his invaluable fert•ice
for another Parbsment. So called upon, his Scare of ret're-
mcnt and repot,: w.O intl.:in:ly yield to the more powerful
in-
fluence of duty unit of gratitu.le.
Let, then, every Freeholder of the County of Durham, who
is anxious for its welfare, 2R as if the attainment of this im-
portant object depended cm himfelf, and that object will be
attained.--July 8, acia.
London, England, 1802-10-07

THE MERCHANT OF VENICE,
With fome Omitfions, and a new Arrangement,
Suited to the Occafion.

••• Tickets (without which. no Admittance can be obtained)
to be had of the Treafurer at the School.

i,1.! Doors will be opened at Six, and the Performance will
begin at Half after Six.

READING SCHOOL MEETING
lITILL be held at the Bear Inn, Reading, on
MONDAY, OCTOBER tr.
The Rev. EDWARD VALPY, Stewards.
The Rev. ARTHUR LOW :DAY, S
Dinrer at Three o'Cloek.

PORTSMOUTH, SEPTEMBER
e3o, 18oz.
JMONEY returns Thanks to his Friends for
• their favors, and refpedifuny informs them, that he has
Bufinefs in favor of Mr. William Mitchell, for
whom he begs leave to folicit a continuance of their Patronage
an I Support.
William Mitchell having fuceeeded to the Bufinefs of Mr.
Money, with whore he has been nearly Twenty Years, hum-
bly hopes for a continuance of the favors and fupport of Mr.
Money's friends, which it shall ever be his Rudy to merit by
a lbw:: attention to their commands.
London, England, 1802-10-07

This day were publithed,
In one large Volume Bvo. price Bs. in boards,
SSAYSonMISCELLANEOUSSUB4F.CTS,
-11-4 ilcitiding the Eflay on I.otigi!vity. Circulate 1 by ordcr •of
the French Go7ertincrt over tic Continent of Europe.
By Sir JOHN SINCL/1112. aart.
Primed for T. each.% jun. and W. Ilavies.Strand.

GLOUCESTERSHIRE,
BORDERING ON MONMOUTHSHIRE.
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION; By Mr. SQTIBB,
At Garraway's Coffee Iloufc,'Change-alley, Cornhill, London,
in Three Lots, on Monday, the ift day of November, Co:,
at One o'clock, (unlers pravioufly difpofed of by Private
Contract.
VI: ItY de tirable, compaa, tnd highly im-
moveable FREEHOLD ESTATE, comprillng a ca-
. idtal bewly-erected Forge, and upwards of 730 Acres of good
Arable. Meadow,' and Palture din the Pori& of New-
land, ink the County of Glouceßer, divided into the following
Lots, viz,
Lot r. Confining of a very compldt Farm called Upper Red-
brook, with Meffuage, and all fuitable Outbuildings, and 237 A.
2R. 25 P. (a little wore or les) in the occupation of Robert
Townfeud, 'with 23 Acrej of Woodland, now in hand.
Lot 2.Another very eligible andcompadt Farm called Lower
Redbrook, with-Farm Houfe, Oetbuildings, dec. and-259 A.
s R. le P. (a little more or lets} lathe the occupation of John Lodge,
and 26 Acres of Woodland, now In hand.
Lot 3. A very compadt and improvable Farm called Glidden,
with two Farm Houfes and Outbuildings, and zaoA. 3 R. 22P.
(a little more or lefs) in the occupation of Thomas Hushes, and
13 Acres of Woodland in hand, with the capital newly eredted
Forge, the Proprietor referving to himfelf the option of taking
it on a Leafe for Seven Years, at a Yearly Rent to be fpecified,
and to keep it in repair.
The above Eftate is well adapted for the fporting Gentleman,
the Agriculturift, and the fpeculative Iron Matter, and is fnuate
in a Country highly and juitly celebrated for its pidturefque
beauties and romantic fcenery ; diftant four miles from Mon-
mouth, 21 from Glouccfter, three from Colford, eight from
Newnham, and only half a mile from the navigable River Wye,
between which and the Forge there is an eary communication.
Coals arc fouad in great abundance in the Neighbourhood.
Mr. L. Powi s, at Lower Redbrook Works, near Monmouth,
will (hew the Premifes.
Printed particulars (with a Plan) may be had of the Printers
of the Glouceiter Herald, Bath Chronicle and Ruddall's Brittol
Journal; of the Audtioneer in Saville Pairage ; at Garraway's
offee-houfe ; and of Meffrs. Richardfon, Son, and Corfield,
Land Surveyors, Lincoln's Inn Fields, London, who are duly
authorifed to difpofe of the ERate by Private Contra&
London, England, 1802-10-07

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molt recent Difcos,4;cs and Political Alterations.
By JOHN PINKERTON.
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Ligt/1 MANOTACTUILI OP IRELAND.

Mr. Vo .; sr ta, after force prefatory obfer vat ion s
on ti ;arcs refulting to the Linen ManufaCture
from the defeitive Rate of the laws re.
fpeeting the exportation and importation of the
materials for that manufacture, particularly flax.
feed, coo hogfbeads of which were imported into
Dublin from Glafgow, from which port they were
font becaufc they were unfit for ufe. From this,
and many other circtunftariees, he was induced to
infer that the regulations of Scotland as to this ar
title, w•ere much fuperior to thofe of his country—
that, however, he thould endeavour to remedy in
the Lill I.c propofed, with the permiffion of the
Hold:, to introduce. He therefore moved for
leave to bring in a Bill for amending the laws re-
fpeetii.g the regulation of the linen manufaCture
of Ireland. _ _

Mr. CORRY took this occafion to compliment
the zeal of the Right Hon. Gentleman for the in
terefts of the commerce of Ireland, and particu-
larly his attention to the moft important branch
of its manufadure—the Linen Trade.
The CHANCELLOR of the ExcHaqyait declined
to enter into any difcuffion on the merits of this
propofition, as he conceived the proper place would
be in a Committee of the whole Houfe.

. _
The SPSAIEIR defcribed the proper form of pro-
ceeding in matters of trade to be to refer the fub-
jea to a Committee of the whole Hos& beforeany
Bill fhould be introduced.
Mr. FoaMigagreeally to this fuggeftion, with
leave of the Houfe withdrew his Motion ; and it
was ordered that ;he Houfe fhould, on Tuefday
next, refolve itfelf into a Committee to take the
fubjeet into confideration.