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London, England, 1802-02-26

COMPTON V. CHANDLFSS.

This was an aClion brought againfl the defen-
dant, a Solicitor, for damages incurred in conic-
quence of his having negleiled to enrol the me-
morial of an annnity.L:ced in the form prefcribed
by Ala of Parliament.
An annuity had been granted by a perfon of
the name of May, thirteen years ago, to the plain-
tiff, and the ufual fecurities were given for the
payment of it. On the annuity-deed there was
Indorfed a deed-poll, containing a declaration of
truft, that the purchafe-money belonged to the
plaintiff and his brother, and that the rents and
profits of the eflate, conveyed to fecure the ar-
nuity, were to be received by the Grantee, in unit
to pay the annuity, and after payment thereof,
in miff to the ufe of the grantor. The memorial
required to be regiflei ed did not mention the re-
fulting truft to the nfe nf. .thc grantor ; and in con.
fequence of this °million an applicatlo° It
to the Court of King's Bench,' and the annuity
was fet alide. The plaintiff, therefore, fought to
recover the amount of the purchafe money from
the attorney, by whole omiflion he had loft the
benefit of the annuity.
Mr. Glass, for the Defendant, contended that
an attorney was only liable to anfwer for wilful
negligence. That in the prefent inffance the De.
fendaut had lrawn the memorial in the ufual
form, without the leaft idea that the fubfequent
opinion of the Court upon the conftrudion of the
Annuity At would require fomething more to be
done ; that the Defendant had only erred upon a
point on which the matt able Lawyers and Con-
veyancers had, and hill differed ; and that there-
fore his error was a venial one.
The judge was of the fame opinion. He ob-
ferved, that the Defendant had done all that at the
time was deemed neceffary for the fecnrity of his
Client; and it would be extremely hard to make
him anfwerable, becaufe, by a future conftrultion
of the Annuity AEI, the meaning of which it was
difficult to afcertain, the Court had decreed that
the mufti of an annuity ttould be more explicitly
detailed in the memorial.'
The Jury accordingly returned a Verdi& in fa•
your of the Defendant.

This clofed the bu6nefrat Wellminfler, and an
Court prtge.od, tomorrow to Guildhall.
London, England, 1802-08-21

GENRRAL REPAIR.

You may brag of your Clen'rals of old as you pirate,
Such as great Alexander, and Cyrus, 11111 Calm;
1 boaß of a Geoid outthink% all tuck,
And his name I'll announe.: by mul by with morn plcafure.
Of thle famous warriors, what rais'.l their renown
But rapine, and murder, and 'nitride, and rain f
Laing many a bowlful tillage aN town,
And many a peaeable nation undoing!
Far different the fame Only Chief, very far I
It Deer was accdr'd by fuch horrible deeds;
Fur the Country's impros'd where he carries on war,
And the people arc pleas'd when his prowria fumed&
A. fis it t!;k afUtion may puzzle belief,
Jim I'm lure you'll aeknowitille it perfectly fair,
'Wher. I tell you the name of this notable Chief,
lu plain Laglint language is—Cam's tt PAPAS'.

LAW INTELLIGENCN.

MARSHALSEA COURT. AUG: to.
MARLTON V. MARSDtN.

11A112.

': he plaintiff is a mill-weight living at Dept.
ford, find the defendant a brewer at Lewifium.— 1
The defendant being very fond of aquatic excur- 1
fions and nautical annulments in general, applied
to the plaintiff to build him a pleafure boat, which
he might navigate upon the back river at Lew.
iflaam. The plaintiff frequently declined this bn-
finefs, alledging that he was not competent for
fuch an undertaking, his profeffi-in betng totally
different. He was at length, however, prevailed
upon, and a man who was formerly a boat builder,
although he was then in the plaintiff's fervice as a
mill erriglit, was fet abont building of the boat.
The plaintiff furnifhed the materials, and he car-
ried home a bill, amounting to 51. 7s. being mo-
ney expended in that way, which the defendant
paid. He afterwards, however, refuted to pay
51. 153. toid. fbr the wages of the man who put
the boat together, and for that fun the prefent
anion was brought.
The defendant's Counfel produced a receipt
from the plaintiff, dated soth June, 'Sot, for the
fum of 51. 7s. fpecifying to be for a "boat". He
Dated, that this tianfaetton had taken place nearle
fifteen months ago, and the defendant had never
heard any complaint until the prefent anion was
brought. Din the plaintiff could not be allowed a
verdict, for this reafon, that it was againfl the pure
and unalterable principles of juflice to allow an
affirm after a receipt of fo fpecific a nature bad
been given.. He could alfo prove that the boat
was wit worth Above one half of the money now
claimed. ' '
The man who' made the boat proved having
.been paid 51. 1?... mid. by the plaintiff, for at
days labour tipnn the boat. The. Counfel tnr .he
defendant ;liked this witnefs if the boat wasififiimtl
when he left her ? He replied, that he never knew
a boat, or Napkins elle, frglard, until it was entirely
were out, but that the boat when he had done with
bet. evas.as pretty a fitde hanclforee thing as ever fwam..
Three witneffes then (wore that the boat was
not, at prime coil, worth more than 5L ss. labour
included.—Verdia for the defendant.
London, England, 1802-08-21

WETMOUTII, AUGUST 19.

The ROYAL FAMILY honoured the Theatre Lift
night with their pretence.

This morning, the Kara, Duke of Cumsta-
LA ND, and Prineefs SOP NIA rode out on horfeback,
and her Majtm, and the other Panic vsss s, in
their fociables, rode to Dorchefter, to the feat of
Mr. FILAMPTOII9 where they partook of an elegant
collation.

His Royal Higbee& the Panics of WALI3 is
expected this afternoon.
There has been much controverfy here refped-
ing his Majeay's bargemen having been beaters in
their rowing for the purfe of money which the
Kowa ordered them to receive for their aquatic
(kill ; feven veffels called gigs fluted, with picked
men of the town of Weymouth, who were thought
to be fuperior to any of the London watermen.—
The Royal bargemen won the race (of four miles)
in twenty-five minutes, by a boat's length. Many
bets were depending on the noted Tibbs, who is
allowed to be one of the firs in his profeffion.

Their MeIJESTS is leave Weymouth early in Sep-
tember.

A Shocking accident happened to one of the
tailors belonging to the Coarratics !loop, as the
was faluting on failing out of the harbour. A
feaman went on the muzzle of the gun with intent
to load it, but it having been prevtoufly charged,
by force mifmanagement it was let off, and the
poor fellow was blown off, and precipitated into
the tea. The body was picked up yefterday by
one of the boatmen belonging to Lulworth.
London, England, 1802-08-21

MARGATA AUG. 19.

The town begins to fill very fall. On Wednef-
day lall a grand Mafquerade was given at the
Theatre. The receipts far exceeded the expeaa-
lions of the Manager. About three hundred per-
fons were prefent. The charaaers were not nu-
merous. Among the belt fupported were the fol-
lowing :—Mrs. Spurn as Hope, a very animated
mafque, fupported by Rerling wit. The beautiful
Mrs. Burt.ze, Diem& The -lovely Miles Dew,
Tandorine Pia.yers. Mr. SMITH, Pnian ; Mr.
ANDREWS, a Duct/imam ; Capt. s &Down, aC.
juror; Mr. Show, a Hear. Among the other
charaaera were two rival Harlequin ; two Ballad
Singers, who did not even attempt to fin g the whole
night. A groupe, well dread, Falliy, Prince
Henry, Point, and Bard° fiih. At twelve o'clock a
(cleft company in fancy drettes entered the room,
and then the country dances commenced. An ex-
cellent band of mufic having been provided, it
was four o'clock before the company departed.
Among the lateft arrivals are, Countefs of BAH.
unmet, Capt. and Mrs. CON iRS, Capt. 0' Dow.
HELL, Mrs. AGUILAR, Mr. ROBINS, Mr. and
Mrs. Swim, Mr. and' Mrs. Mcuoaumr, and
Mr. Ronal+.
London, England, 1802-08-21

WINDSOR, AUGUST 10.
The inhabitants of this place look forward with
joy to the return of their MAJESTiii and aloft
Family to Windfor, which it is expelled upon good
authority, will take place about the latter end of
the month, as DO circamilanee can be more wel-
come to their grateful paritbioners than the pre-
tence of the Royal Refidents, who alone can rellore
to the town by their return all they can with for :
their abfence is ferioufly felt by the majority of
the inhabitants, as the contributory munificence of
the Rover. Fessttor ellablithes the chief hopes of
their faithful fubjeas of Windfor, and from which
they derive riches, honour, and pleafure, three as
gratifying poffeffions as the mind can acknow-
ledge.
London, England, 1802-08-21

A NEW INVENTION

PATRONIZED, AND USED FOR THE KING AND

ROYAL FAMILY.
T...TARDY's Imperial BLACKING POWDER,
a Chemical Preparation, which will neither foil the fincft
linen, or (null difagreeably, it foftcns and notrilhes the leather,
repels water, keeps the feet dry and comfortable, procures the
fineft jet black, and retains its virtues in all Cliinates • heat
wiU not &mini& its luftre, and the duff may be wiped: off
without kffening the pedals; it produces the molt elegant luftre
to Gentlemen's Huffer Boots and //refs Shoes, as well as to
the Boots, Shoes, Clop, &c. of the Ladies. It is fold by Ros
bert Hardy, the Proprietor, at No. 3, Barnard's inn, Holborn ;
and by molt Boot-makers in toe United Kingdom, in tin boxes,
at ra. and (r. double quantity) is. 6d. each, with proper Brollies.
H.likewife procures Boot Trees, if required, on which the
ttoft fa&ionahle hare is produced with the grcateft cafe and
expedition
London, England, 1802-11-04

CAINSARO' Mille; OCT. 29.

This Mart was originally inflituted by charter,
early in the reign the the Firft, and be.
t that period feat of the moft extenfive
jug a
Affic in the Kingdom, was granted to be holden
Loons
every year for nine fixative days (the
Loos's Day excepted.) Merchants and Manufac-
turers from all the trading counties then retorted
to ti place for vending their merchandise and
ornroodities, which were conveyed hither by the
Weans of our molt excellent river the Trent, the
puree of alma all the inland navigation of the
kingdom. And all the traders and dealers of
the adjoining. counties there fupplied thengelves
toyeady with every article they vended. This;
continued without intermiifion for a feries of years;
when about half a century back (travellers being
difperfed throughout the kingdom) this hitherto
frequented Mart became negletted ; not by the
inhabitants, who Rill efteem and celebrate it (u
of old) a feftival of mirth, gaiety, and unsafe-
wen t. And although the canfe of the afferablage
of men is in fo peat a degree removed, the efket
is far from having ceafed to exift. :for two days
out of the nine a fcene of baffle and- confufion
(little inferior to that which Notion Guild or
bury fair has ever produced) conthtuts to. prevail.
All the beauty and Fathion of the town and neigh-
bourhood aremble in the Toirn-lian-on the fire.
(adios Thurfday of the Great Mart day, •and
airplay tbeirelegant forms in dancing. One_of
die Marts begins on Eager Mondsy,. the other on
the oth of 01tober ; the latter for the prefent ,
year concludes to-morrow. All is yet gaiety and
hale. The ball laft night was molt numerbufli
sod fatisionably attended, and it is to be'regretted
that the Town• Hall is not more fpacious, tieing
fearcely able to contain the guefts. A inoft
kit company of comedians, under the manage-
austri Meth's. Cow sa and 'TVG 0111 S. par Ose
town an annual vifit at the °Cipher feftival. •Tis
Ot a few years back that the celebrated Comte
(whore, fo Alf treads the Covent-Garden boards)
raced our !mall but elegant Theatre.
London, England, 1802-11-04

TO WEST-INDIA MERCHANTS Ala" OTHERS.
FOR SALE BY PRIVATE CONTRACT,
'UPWARDS of FIFTY HOGSHEADS of
ui CLARET of excellent Quality, &bone 450 Cafes of
FRENCH WINE, of the qualities of Burgundy, Champagne,
Hermitage,
tag time e, Claret, Vindegrave, &c. and within for Ex-
port
Samples may be had, and farther particulars known, by ap-
plying to Mr. Chriltic, in Pall-Mall.
London, England, 1802-02-10

FOR SALE, BY PUBLIC AUCTION,

At the London Tavern, Fozhole-Rreet, Plymouth, on Friday,
the 12th of February inßant, at Ten o'clock i the Fore-

noon, (by virtue of a Cominiffion of Appraifernent at.d
Sale iffued from his Ma)eity's High Court of Admtralty,)
TEN CASKS OF BRANDY, part of the
Cargo of the Galliot Jonas COCNIAD, cletainA on
her Voyage from Bantle= to Dublin, by the Private Ship
of War Lovely Emily, Mr. James Hamilton, Commander.
For viewing Samples, Re. apply to Samuel Dobree,
Merchant, London; J. de Lacombe, EN. (one of the Com-
miffioners ;) or to Mr. John Hawker, Trlcrehatu, Plyntuuth.
JOHN PRIDHAM, Brakes.

' CAPITAL PORTER BREWER?.
TO BE SOLD BY PUBLIC AUCTIOE,

Upon the asth day of March, tBo2, at the Houfe of jams
Ica, the Eagle and CI ild, Warrington,

THEkUNCORN PORTER BREWERY,
with all the Brewing Utcnfils, Stores, Cafes, &c. as the
fame are at preen poffeffed by Adieu Mlrrifon. The Brewery
is Leafehold, otwhicla there is Fourteen Years yet to come. and
was built in the Years ryBs-6. It is excellently conitrueted,
well fuprned with Water, and is fituated on the banks of the
Iklerfey,within a few laundr,d yards of the fort where the lluke
t Bridgwater's Canal joins that river, confequently has the
aivantage of cheap Water Carriage to Liverpool, Maticheft, r,
and all the manufaduring Towns in Lancaldre, Chelhir ,
Stafforelfhire,&c. There is a commodious Dwelling-houie up. n
the Premifes, confining of fourteen Rooms, betides Kitchen,
Offices, &c. a large Garden well flocked, and an appropriate
quantity of Land.
For further Particulars apply to MEM% Macdougall and
Hunter, New-fquare, Lincultell-Inn; Mr. William Lawton,
merchant, Liverpool ; or Mr. Ai:leas Morrifon, upon the Pre-
ndfcs ; either of whom are authorized to fell by Private Contract.
London, England, 1802-02-10

PROSSId.

BERLIN, JANUARY i 6.

According to various accouu:s, a young man is
lOU n g about through Germany, giving himfelf out
as a Count Ferdinand Von Alventleben, fon of the
Court.fs of Alvengeben, widow of a ?simian. of
State of that name, nephew and .pupil of Count
' AlvenPeben the abinet Miniftar of his Majeßy
of Pruflia ; and under a pretence that he has been
obliged to quit his own country on account 'of a
duel, and feveral other talMisf the like kinl/4im-
pores on the benevolent anst.then difappears. •
Jan. lg.—The day before yellerday there was a
Court-ban. play, and flipper, at the Qiieen's
apartments in the Royal Palace. To-night a grand
(upper will be given by her Royal Highnefs the
Princefs FERDINAND, and then a free ridotto.

•
To-day a French courier feu off for Paris with
Important difpatches. The community of Jews
here have, within there few days, funained a fenfi-
ble lots by the death of their Superior of the united
Jewish communities in the dominions of his PR US-
SI AN Msissrr, Mr. Jacob Moses, who died in the
night between the t+th and 15th init. in his 78th
year.—By a notice from the Elatoral Chamber,
the public expofure of all dead bodies as well as
then peing of coffins at funeral ceremonies, is ge-
neral,y forbidden as a praaice highly prejudicial to
health.

Jaw. 23.—Our fplenclid Carnival Rill continues :
-yeltetday we had a fourth reprefentation of the
Opera of Brennur. Tomorrow there is to be a
grand gala at her Majefty's apartments in the King's
Palace. The Hereditary Prince of Cleamcz, the
brother-in law (Ibis Mat !STY, returned fome days
ago from Oranienllein. The Hereditary Princefs
of BRUNSWICI WOLF ENBUTTEL, his filler, haslet
off for her father's refidence at Naffau.

Profeffor BODE, at half part eleven at night of
the 15th inf. by means of a Dollond's telefcope of
3+ feet, difcovered the new Planet Ceres, as a liar
of the Bth magnitude in IB7e of right afcen-
fion, and t ti° of northern latitude, near the liar
R, in Virgo, but the bad Rate of the weather fince
that time has prevented him from obferving its
motion. • I
London, England, 1802-02-10

BIRTHS.

On Sunday laft, at Blackheath, the Lady of the Rev. Pro-
feiTor Lloyd, of Catrhridg.:, of a dauphter.

Monday morning, Mrs. Forli.cr, in South Audley-ftrect,
a daughter.
On Cie 3d inftant, Mrs. I.asrrenfon, of inverighty, of a fort,

MARRIED.

Tign lay, James Du Ffq. of .llderrnan's Walk, to Mire
Ame 1111.:ria Stone, daughter of Robert Stone, Efq. of Brez-
ton 1011 e, Efq.

DIED.

Yeftcrday morning, at his houfe, in Mansfield-ftriet, Port-
land-place, the Duke of St. Alban's. His Grace had long been
indifpofed.

On the :toth ult. Mifs Sufatna Twaddle'', of Upper Norton-
ftreet, Portland-place._

In the Weft It;dics, Captain Thomas Porter, of the RuyA
Irina Artiikry.
At Edinburgh, the 28th ult. Mrs. Jean Ortnfton.
On Friday laft, in Old Bt.rling•on•ftrect, Mrs. Heaton, wife
of John Heaton, Efq.
A few days fin cc, at nnhnry, :gcd 80, R. Knight, Erg. Cham-
berlain and Juftice of the Peace of that Isorouch. He wab la-
ther of the Corporation, and had (erred the olSce of Maysr
feveral times.
At lurgan, the Rev. Henry Gamble.

At Uuncannon Fort, Lim:. Smith.
In I,l'.iterforti,the wife of Inf. Powcr,Efq. of Newtown, near
Tralee.

On Monday fennight, ng.n.l se, Mr. Peter Smith.fchoolinaf-
ter in Oxford.
At Glafgow, en the 30th oh. Mr. James Monach, !ate Writ-
ing-Mafter.

LONDON: Printed for the Proprietor. JOHN DANIE:
(of Carnaby-ftreet) at the STAR PK INTINO-OVIICI, N 0.,.
Carey-ftreet ; and vinurbed by LEVEL ::ENT, 1,0 Ca.-
terbury-place, Lantbah), at No. 1, Carey-ftreet, and at a.
STA a-Or re a. Tervte-Bar ; to which Office all ennittoini.
flans for the Eotro a are mottled to be ad,:re:Te.l.
London, England, 1802-02-10

THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. --
TO•MOR ROW EVENING, Feblkiary
their MAichties Servants will aft Shakelpeare's Play of
SING HENRY THE FOURTH.
King Hairy, Mr. WROUGHTON 3
Prince of Wales, Mr. C. KEMBLE ;
Hotfpur, Mr. KEMBLE ;
Sir John Falftalf, Mr. PALMER.
Lady Perry, Mrs. IPOWELL ; Mrs. Quickly, Mrs. SPARKS.
To wbkh will be added the Mafieß Entertainment of
OF AGE TO-MORROW.
This Evening—Venice Preferv'd ; with the Doßor and the
Apothecary.

BY COMMAND OF THEIR MAJESTIES.
THEATRE-ROY..L. COVENT-GARDEN.

TO-MORROW EVENING, Fe',miry it,
will be prefemed the Comedy of

THE POOR GENTLEMAN.
Frederick, Mr. LEWIS ;
Sir Robert Bramble, Mr. MUNDEN;
011apod. Mr. FAWCETT;
Corporal Fors, Mr. KNIGHT;
Lieutenant Worthington, Mr. MURRAY;
Emily Worthington, Mrs. GIBBS ;
And Mifs I.ucretia Mac Tab, Mrs. MATTOCKS.
To which will adage. the New Pantocnhec of
HARLEQUIN'S ALMANACK.
This Evening--(fecond time) the New Opera of The Cabinet;
with The Jew and the Doetor.
On Friday, Love in a Village; nor its, Mrs. Billlngton.
The New Opera of the .C.thinct was la:t night r.x Ived with
laud and repents' appiaufes from a molt brilliant and crowded
'ilizatre—it will be repeated fur the third time on Saturday,
with the petit Comedy of the Guardian.
London, England, 1802-08-26

BELFAST, AM'. 17.

Saturday the Atlizes were opened at Carrick-
fergus by the Hon. Jutlice jtJHNSTON and the.
Hon. Baron SMlTH—the former ',refitting in the
Criminal, the latter in the Record Court.

No eufinefs of general importance came before
either of the Courts on Saturday. Yellerdar
Barbazon O'Hara, who Rands indiEted for the
murder of his uncle, was put to the bar, and a
chnverfation of fume length took place between
the Solicitor General and Counfellor MAYNE,
refpeaing this trial being proceeded in at the pre.
fent Atlizes, the principal evidence for the profe.
elation having abfconded. The Court delayed de.
cifion till this day.

The two laft troops of the 3d Dragoon Guard,
arrived in town yefterday.

At Armagh Affraes the following perfons were
tried and conviCted :

James M'Guigan, for healing linen cloth from a
bleach green ; John Coleman, for bode healing;
and Oliver Patterfon, for cow healing, received
fentence of death.

Samuel Taylor, found guilty of a riot, in which
a man had been killed; to be impiilont:d twelve
months, and to give fecurity for his good bchavi•
our for fourteen years.
William Taylor and John Taylor, found guilty
of fame riot, received fentence to be imprifoned
one month.

Patrick Murray, found guilty of an attempt to
rob a bleach green—to be publicly whipped, and
imprifoned a month.
Anne Brown, Margaret Woods, and Mary Nu-
gent, for gland larceny—the tirti two to be impri-
toned a week, and the 101 l a month.
Thomas Tengliam, for an alEtult, fentenced to
a month's imprifonment.
James Clarke, for the murder of Michael Dev-
lin, by throwing him into the canal in Newry, in
April latl, was acquitted ; but the Court ordered
him to to be imprifonedfor twelve months from
the day of the death of Devlin, in order to anfwer

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London, England, 1802-08-26

latiorrox• (JAMAICA), TINY I&

On Monday morning the 28rhu1t. the 69th and
81c1 regiments marched from Spanifh.town to Port-
Fienderfon, and were immediately embarked, the
former on board the ALKMAAR, and the 83d in
the Darr man of war.

There fhips, with the COROMANDEL, having on
board the soth Light Dragoons, will thortly pro-
ceed to England.
The fecond Well India regiment difembarked
the fame morning, and have taken their former
quarters at Fort Augulla.

The fecond battalion of the 85th regiment occu-
pies the barracks of Spanilh Town. Moft of the
men of the 69th and 83d have volunteered to ferve
in regiments flationed in the ifland, and have re-
ceived a bounty of three guineas each.

The detachment of the 83d regiment at Savan-
nah la-Mar embarked on board his Majelty's ShipDRUID, Captain Ross, yellerday fe'nnight. On
Saturday morning the Daum failed for Lucia,
where the arrived kit Monday evening, and on
Tuefday received on board the detachment of the
83d quartered there. Wednefday morning the
DAVID failed for Falmouth, to take on board the
Light Company of the 83d, and proceed to Port
Royal.

Captain Ciow, on hi• pafrage, called at the
ifiand of St. Thomas's. on the coal! of Africa,
where he found the wreck of the brig John Bull,
THostes WRIGHT matter, from the emit, which
had been full (laved, and had had the misfortune
to be caft away in a violent gale of wind upon that
Mane!, where molt of the Haves were feized and
carried off by the natives ; the remaining 29 were
taken on board the Will. The Captain, and molt
of the (arriving crew were landed at Barbadoes.

LONDON.
London, England, 1802-08-26

RED or GREY HAUL

'TO be fern at Mr. OVE RTON's, No. 47, New-
Bond-Rrcet, various fpcchnens of Red Sr Grey Hail
chant:: d to beautiful, permanent, anelnaturzti fhades of Flaxen,
Brown, or Black, ina few hours. by the ufe of that highly dif-
tingudhed Preparation the TRICOSIAN FLUID. An attention
ds this Comp.dition will prevent Ladies, whole H:ir is Grey at
an early period, [ruin be ing compelled to adopt the odious car.
Rom of wraring l'cruques in hot weather; tofay,urthing of
the fatal confecp.cnces tco often arifing from the ufe of trat:f-
planted hair: this Preparation is alfo free from thole pernicious
Compounds that dcitroy the Hair they profels to beautify • for,
inttead'of rendering it harfh and difagre,•able to the feet and
view, it heftows tit: molt fluky foftnefs, at the fame time that it
increafes the growth to a degree of luxuriance that rivals every
Compoiltion yet olfcrtd tor Dishier purpoics.
la a word, to convince the Public of the above affertions, any
Lady fending a Lock of Hair (pott-paid) reeled at that end
which is cut (rent the head, (hall, in the coterie of three day.,
have ittetanned (free of expence) changed to any colour &ma
at the places of tale. Such an unequivocal and liberal offer, the
Proprietor crafts Will ccinvtnee more than all the 'panegyric
inn* eaa brae*:

**a Ladies are particularly requefted to mention whether
they wills the Fluid for Karen, Brown, or Black.
Sold wholefale or retail, by appointment, in honks of One
Guiuu eachoit Mr. Gohlines, Perfumer to her Majelly, No.
43. Cnrnbill; and Mr. Overton, No. 47, New 13ooki-Ilreet ;
where levers) beautiful Locks of various colours are to be fecn ;
hkewits at Mr. Wright's, Wade's-palage, Bath.
London, England, 1802-08-26

PLYMOUTH. AUGUST 24.

Came in the bark Duke of Bronte, Captain R.
BEALE, from London bound to Africa, laden
with bale goods; alfo the Crefccnt cutter, a tender
to Paid veffel.—Sailed the RANGER revenue cut-
ter, of 16 guns, Capt. FRAZER, on a cruife. Came
in the IMocsN, of 18 guns, Captain VAUGHAN,
from a cruife.
London, England, 1802-08-26

PORTSMOUTH, AUGUST ss.

This day arrived his &Wetly's fhip Norrmust-
slßLAND, from the Mediterranean; alto the la
Bonne Citoyenne, from ditto, and are under qua-
rantine. Alto the William and Ana, BRIDEKIIK,
Zephyr, Ca aa, Harmony, WI Lsom, and the Niger,
Fit-LA:oar, froM Cork, but left from Lymington.
The Harmony is ordered to Deptford, and will
fail to-morrow.—Sailed the Beffy, Bossism, for the
River. Came into harbour the flip Ark, Capt.
Sim rm.:, with part of the 59th regiment on board;
The arrived from the Weft Indies yefterday.—Yef-
terday failed the !hip Mary Ifattelle,Capt.
for Deptford.
London, England, 1802-08-26

'RICHTON; /row a+

Among the Lift arrivals are, Colonel Orr, Mr,:
Ellis, Mr. Afkew, Mr. Wiltlbire, Mr. l'efliner,
Mr. Kitchen, Mr. J. Towgood, Mr. Rielnocl
Tea:dale, Sir 11(.13.7rt and Lad) Pocklington, Mr:
1). Motatta, Mr. and Mis. De Symons, 'sir. and
Nlrs. Slit, Mrs. liincher, Mrs. Davies, Dr. Tier-
ney, Mr. Edward bilores, Miff Gwyllym, Mr. and
Mrs. Dyer, &c.

The Lark packet arrived on Monday, with 33
palTengers, and fails for France this evening.
The Elizabeth and Margaret failed laa nizitt
with t 8 patfengcrs. The Bonapatte failed on Mon-
day with zt palfengers.
Mrs. G. T. Stuart arrived yeflerday.
Mr. Graham's marine villa, at the weft end of
Brighton, was brought to the hammer yeaerday,
and knocked down fot 2,8601.

A houfe belonging to Mr. Levi. at the call
of the Striae, is taken fur one month for the Arch.
balm!) of Cantarbury ; the price is fifteen guineas
per week : he k expe6ted at the commencement of
the AM month.

DUBLIN. AUGUST 19.
London, England, 1802-08-26

SHEERNESS, AtTOt?ST 21.

Arrived his Majefty's fhip Ouse s sr, and BLOOD.
MOLIND gun.veffel : the former has gone so Chat-
ham to be paid off, and the latter remains at the
Little Nore. The Triton, and No. 74, tranfports,
have alto arrived with invalids from the Mediter-
ranean, and have gone up to Standgate•crcek to
perform quarantine.

I.II4INGTON. AUGUST is.

Yeaerday morning the Dutch Troops, which
have been in barracks at this place for to months
paft, began to embark on board his Majefly's fri-
gates for Holland. The Ift, a Rifle Regiment,
was embarked fira, and failed in the afternoon in
the FORTUNED, ALINI•AIt, and DIAMOND frigates,
pith a fair wind.

This day the 4th Regiment, and the greater
part of the Artillery, have embarked, and arc ex-
peaed to fail this evening or to-morrow; and in
the courfe of two or three days this neighbourhood
will be entirely freed from troops. The Dutch
have behaved with the utmofl propriety during
the whole of their flay—they were a remarkably
fine body of men. Their arms and accoutrements
were received on board one of his Majeay's gun-
'petrels, and are to be conveyed to Portfmouth to
be depofited in the King's glom.
London, England, 1802-02-17

CLERKENIVELL SESSIONS, FEB. to.

7,1 m Orme was indiFied for affaulting Anne
Demetrius, the wife of John Demetrius. The pri-
loner had lodged at the hook of the profecutor,
and went away, leaving fame cloth which he af-
terwards called for ; but Mrs. Demetrius refuted
to let him have it till he had fettled an arrear of
lodging-money that he owed her. Upon this, an
altercation enfued, in the courfe of which, the pri-
loner knocked dow n Mrs. Demetrius, and when
her hulband came to her allittanee put him in
terror of his life by holding the poker over him.
The prifoner then got poffeilion of the cloth, and
carried it off in triumph, forcing his way through
the conftablis, neighbours, &c. that had been
called in.
The defence fet up by the prifoner was, that he
had known Mrs. Demetrius for feveral years moft
familiarly ; that the had even cohabited with him
for a confiderable time, in the courfe of which, if I
any quarrel arofe, led always borne fuch ehaf-
tifement as be chofe to 'YAM without mut mur.—
The prifoner, conceiving that the cuflom which he
alerted of knocking down Mrs. Demetrius, gave ,
a right to do fo, retied his defence here, raying,
that this was a love quarrel, fimilar to former ones.
Mr. A.s.s. sr, the prifoner's Counfel, (hocked at
the indecency of the defence, threw up his brief.
John Demetrius was then called, and (wore that,
from the time of his marriage, which was twenty
years back, his wife had never once fiept away
from his refidence.
The prifoner was found Guilty ; and the Court
thinking his crime highly aggravated by the falfe
and infamous defence which he had fet up, fen-
tenced him to fix months imprifonment an the
lioufe of Correition ; at the expiration of which
time, he is to find fureties for his good behaviour,
London, England, 1802-02-17

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of the Flulbury Difpenfary, of the Bloomlbury Difpenfary, anti
LeCturee on the Difeafes and Operations t. Surgery. Scrosid
Edition, with additions.
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NATURAL HISTORY.
This day was publifhed.
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1 'HE ANIMAL KINGDOM. Tranflated from
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and Dircoveries of later Naturalilts :Ind Societies.
By WILLIAM TURTON,
••• The Vegetableand Miaral Kingdoms ars in the Prefs,
and will fpeedily be publiesod.
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liritids Critic, Monthly, Critical, and Analytical Re-
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the learned and curious, and of the greateit utility to the Me-
dical Student.
London, England, 1802-02-17

DUB LM; FEBRUA I? T 9.

The following is a corm.% ttaternent of a cafe of
great importance to the mercantile world, which
cunt on to be tried on Monday fe'nuight, in the
Court of Exchequer, befole Lord AvoNmoaa and
a Special Jury, wherein Robert Hall, of the city of
merchant, was plaintiff, and the Governor
and Company of the Bank of Ireland were &fen
dant: :

The adion was brought by the plaintiff to two-
VCT damages avid& the defendants, for illegally
and malicioutly canting two bills of exchange, ac-
cepted by the plaintiff, to be psoteited fur non-pay-
ment, they not being the legal holders of fame.
The plaintiff not having faltered any damage what-
fuevcr in his credit, this ildion WAa wrought merely
to ateerrain whether the Bank had a right to pro-
tea bills fur non-payment under fucheircumaances
as the following. fads as appeared in evi:
deuce are hrictly there :—On the 16th of June lag,
James Hall, of Ettnifteillen, drew a bill On 0.1111-
rA If for 531. at 3 t days tight in farrow of one Gen.
Void, which bill was accepted by plaintiff on I3d
of fame month, pay ible at the bank of John
lay and Co. Eftirs. Said bill etas difeounted at the
Bank of Ireland, although George Ford, the payee
of.the bill, had never endorkd it. "%When it became
due it WAS prefented for payment by a clerk he.
longing to the Bank of Ireland, at the Bank of Fin-
lay and Co. who gave for anfwer that fame would
not be paid for want of the indorfement of the
payee, and a label was affixed to the bill, dated
and ligned with the initials of Finlay's clerk, of
llgning fame as the only reafon why laid bill would
not then he paid, as the plaintiff had at that time
fcveral thoufands in their Bank—notwithflanding
which the Bank of Ireland protetted fame gene-
rally for non-payment, without hating particular
reafon why fame would not be paid. The second
was a hiil drawn bv a merchant in Derry on plain.
tiff, and accepted by him, and payment was re•
Puled for this on the fame gt minds as on the for-
mer, and was proteftcd in the fame manner. The
defence Pet up by the Bank was, th.tt the payee was
a tiditious pertim : however the contiary wag fully
proved to the fatisfadion of the Court and Jury.—
Verdid for the plaintiff tool. damages, and 6d.
'colts.
London, England, 1802-02-17

FRANCE.

PARIS, FEBRU.kRY is

We le...rn by a veff.tl which arrived in Bout--
&aux liver en the 3d inil. in thirty days from
C,pe Frunct;is, that fiance the esccution of General
•Y!F the author of the infurreetion which broke
on: at Li i.the,and where a hundred blacks perithed,
tranquillity has every where prevailed. The in-
habitanzi were ansious to hear from France; and
it was hdicred that the French lquadron would
meet with no oppotition.-2/f.nireur.
Frt. t I.—Letters from Rome, dated Jan. i 6,
Rate, that the ho.ly of hos VI. had not then ar-
rised in that city ; it will be depofited in the ba.
filica of the Vatican. It is faid that, on this occa-
non, the aflte,of CLEMENT XIV. will be removed
from that bafilica to that of the Twelve Apoales,
to he &poked in a fepulchre, crnflruCted by the
celebrated fculptor CANOVA, above the door of the
Sacrifly Qt. that Church.
Letters from Breit, dated the 6th intl. Rate that
intelligence had been received there, that the di-
vition of Rear-Admiral Limo's, on the t tth, was
only waiting for a fair wind to fail ; that the Gau-
lois, Capt.Su M EON, had touched at Ferrol, but that
the relt of the fleet had continued their voyage.
Tier, Colydide, 56 f. 75 c.
London, England, 1802-02-17

HAGUE, FEB. ro.

Yellenlay a Mcflage nas read in the Legiflativa
AfTembly from the Government of State, contain-
ing a propoftl for authorizing that Board, during
the tp:ice of three years, to accord an exemption
to the owners of (hip., employed in the dive trade,
of certain laws and limitations made refpcaing it.
—Decreed.'

Another I%l:Mtge from the Government of State
was read, propoiing to continue till the end of
May this year, the impofi of three florins fifteen
(first.; on every hundred pound weight of butter
exported.—llserced.

It is afferted that the deficiency on the expen-
diture of the State for this current year 18es,
amounts to thirty millions ; for the railing of
which, the Government of State has propofed a
plan to the Legillative Body of a voluntary loan
by way of lnt•.ery ; and we hear that, as loon as
the manner of the Ways and Means for this year
(hall be relayed on by the Legiflative Affembly,
the means alfo which are fanSioned by that Body
for making good this deficiency will be made
public.

Letters from Batavia, of the *Bth of Auguft
lan, mention the death of the Governor General
!of Dutch„V
, Dutchs India, VAN OVERSTR•ATENt and that he
fi is provionally fucceeded in that post by the Di-
; redor General Passau. It is, however, to be
hoped, that the falutary improvement which the
worthy Governor had begun, towards purifying
that unwholefome city, will not be difeontinued.
A part of the contraa between the Government
and the Company of Merchants, refpeccting the fif-
teen million pounds of coffee in Batavia is, that
nu usher coffee from Java thaU be fent hither dur-
ing the (pace of four years. This limitation,
however, is not to extend to eight million pounds
of that article, which are alerted to be at prefent
in our Weft Indian poll-A*lons; of courfe there Is
no ob:lacle by this means offered to its importation.
It is neverthelefs fuppofed that there is at pre.
fent a great quantity of Java coffee in America;
and fhould that find its tray into this country pre-
vious to the arrival of the (hips from Batavia, it
v ill turn out detrimental to the (peculators. Ott
the other hand, however, a great diminution of
the ufual importations from St. Domingo may be
expeleci, at lealt for fume time to come. 'The exaa
amount of this great purchafe k three millionth=
hundred and feventy thottfand guilders.
It is now a doubt which will exist longeft in this
craintrv, I.ilav or the Patri9ft. Some, however,
:Witt the lAtter;:ts tbry are e'en found in commie*
where Liberty never made her appearance.
A great many flaff-cfficers of the former Dutch
army, and many of the old magiftrates and nobi-
lity, indent in Berlin, are prep*: ing to depart for
Orangeitein, to enjoy the tranquillity of their msf:
ter, to increafe the brilliancy of his court, and t%
*end the remnant of their wrecked fortunes.witit
all the ',afire of whicti citcunaftant2s wi 1 prain't.
London, England, 1802-08-19

MAILS THIS DAY.—WIND Soo&

411RMILD. DUIL
o I)ublh
Warr/lord a
o 'lambuses
o French
o Dutch
This morning arrived a Mail from I.ilbon, bronght to Fal•
mouth by the Duke of York Packet, in al days.

PORTSMOUTH, AUGUST IS.
Arrived the Mary Ifabella, HINDS, from Malta.

CHATHAM, AUGUST 17.

Came up from the Nore° the TAM FR frigate, of
38 guns. Capt. WESTERN, lately arrived from the
Wed-Indies, to be paid off. An order arrived
here on Sunday from the Board of Admiralty,
not to difcharge any more of the Marines of this
Dirifinn, as the duty of the corps is in future to
be extended to the Dock yards of Deptford, Wool.
wick. and Sheernefs. The GLATTONs of 44 guns,
now lying in Gillingham Reach, has taken in up.
warts of 300 convicts fur Botany-bay, and will
faii in a few days.
London, England, 1802-08-19

to obje& to a vote of WODZHOUSI and one of
Coes's ; .Cos
.to objetet to one of Wonsmouse
and one a A stcsv ; WC/DINT/ St tit nhjecft tonne
of Coes and one of Asrcer. •The,Coitnrel for
Cnea and AM.,. If reqiieited a ihnrt .time to con.
tido- of the new arrangement, when the Court atl.
lied tit: twelve o'clock. at which time it again
met, %ben ColistfAlor HAM, LT Cl.lllllled A sight to
°Ned to a !limbo- of votes for •Coloncl Wove.
they bad made op the number they
had loft by th:ir tit it mode, bstfute they proceeded
on the new plan.
Omni-Alm A1.01,1150:I rote, and, to put an end
to the difoillion, made an ohje.'lion to a .vole of
Colima Wool Houses.. which he requcited the
High Sheriff in proceed upon. He Paid, he wittiest
his myna to be taken down, if they did nil im.
mediately proceed; in confequence of which the
High Shea again adjourned the Court till neat
day.

NAUTICAL INTELLIGENCE.
London, England, 1802-08-19

SHEERNESS, AUGUST z 2.

Arrived his Majelly's (loop RANGER, frOM Dept•
ford, with men for the PnoEel and CLYDE. The
BOURDE LA IS has alto arrived, ai:d gone to Chat•
ham, from which place the Gt.avroi4 has jolt ar•
rived, and will fail for Botany Bay to-morrow.--
The OAIETE is paid off.—Tne RANGER is under
weigh for Deptford again.
London, England, 1802-08-19

i,

ii

touching troths. Oh ! that you could hear the
cries of want, the fighs, and the defpair of the fa-
milies of our unfortunate ccmpanions! They are
ahfolutely naked, and can fee nothing before them
but more profound dillrefs.
" General CONSUL, we expeß, from your foli-
eitticle, a period to thofe miferics which weigh upon
us in fo terrible a manner. A few moments more,
and our important city will pofrefs no more work-
men ; many of them will be devoured by want and
mifery. Difgat and offers from foreigners will
have enured the emigration of the reit ! What
powerful confederations !
We have fpoke the truth; Government is
worthy to hear it. We hope that the Firli
trate of the Republic will turn his paternal regard
towards one of the moll induflrious departments,
to the workfhops of our tnanufadurers, that their
labours may receive encouragement ! The work.
man atks only one favour, that his hands may be
conßantly employed, that his work may fuffice for
fupplying his wants. Thcn his willies will be ac-
cotuplithed."
London, England, 1802-11-03

PLYMOUTH, NOVEMBER 1.

Sailed the GLanmoas, of 36 guns, Capt. MAIT•
LAND ; POISS•Up of 36, Captain PHILIPS ; and the
ESCORT of I3g Lieutenant PURI with the 26th
regiment of foot on board for Leith.

it/CAIN CAWIAND OAT.
Ciaeord, el 36 guns, Captain Woos.
1311 117111111111•011 S
11111010. 311 gSilk Captain &SUTTON.
sums, of 3s Woo Lr.
Meilams, et SI VANSITTAIT.
011111111% of tIS Muttons.
8.615 t, of 14 Lieut. Sower.
et 14 COORLAIR.
Annear, of is Tampion.

PORTSMOUTH.

Sailed the RETOLUTIONAIRE, of 44 guns. Capt.
Loci; and ALcmans, of 3.2 guns, Capt. STILES,
for the Nore, to take on board troops for Ply.
smith. This morning got under weigh and failed
from Spithead, the RESISTANCE, of 36 guns; Capt.
WODEMOUSE. for Lymington, to take Sir HARRY
MALI and family on board for Naples. Yefterday
went out of harbour the Dona scat., of 84 guns,
Sir R. Svaacrum fhe is defined for the Medi.
terranean, and will fail as foon as feamen can be
procured to man her. Yefterday arrived the RAN-
CIE, of 16 guns, Capt. COAT!, from the eaftward.
Bills (till continue to be ftnck up through Gofport
and Portfmouth, inviting feamen to enter, for the
Slips ordered to be commiffioned ; and another
houfe of rendezvous was opened this day at the
Vine, in Oyfter-ftreet. Capt. STILLS, of the
Rotauce revenue cutter, has made a feizure of
cafks of fpirits, and fent into the Cuftom-houfe
at this port.
London, England, 1802-11-03

YARMOUTH, NOVEMBER 2.

Sunday failed the Jamaica frigate on a cruize
arrived the naivete Hoop, and has failed for Port':
month. The Peace of Yarmouth; from the Ealt,
bound to London, has put in here leaky, and with
the lots of her bowfprit.—Arrived a gun-brig from
a cruize ; the Eagle, Avaas, from Chriftiana ;
and the Eiperiment, Gowuic, from Memel, with
timber and deals.—Paffed through feverat (hips
from the Eaft country, and a:fleet of Colliers.—
Wind N. W. frt.& breeze.

LANCASTER. OCTOBER 29.
The Thetis, CKAILIILIT, from hence, is arrived
at Dominica.

On Sunday the 17th intl. about flren o'clock in
the morning, a firing of guns was heard at Lyt-
ham, in this county, apparently not far off, on
which account the revenue officers of that place
went out in their boat, and about two leagues dif-
taut from thence, they found a lugger fmuggler,
from Foy, with 14 men rad a boy, all frith but
two. She was chafed on there by his 111_alefty's
cutter the PICINI', who met with' her off Wales ;
and was laden with brandy, rum, and geneva, hav-
ing, when the firft faded, 700 calks on board, the
greater part of which was got out before the went
to pieces, and was condu&ed ay the officers, in
twelve carts, to the Cullom-houfe, st Prefton, on
the Wednefday following.

PP OM LLOYD's LIST.
DEM., Nov. 4.--Remain hs the Downs the &fps as per !aft.
Wind N. N. W.

GRAVIIIIND, NOV. 2 .....Palretiby the Aurora, Leeky, Betfey,
Connor, Amity. Nifron, Brief& Volunteer, Vrow Dios,
' Perfererance, and Morton, Mo;fgrave, from
Dantsie • Cynthia, from Riga; PRO, Jankton, Leigh-
ton. Miley, and Lucinda. --, from M, el ; Mau,
Three Brothers, Puna sad Narcilits, Cramer, from Stettin ;
Amity, —, from 1;11Bibood I Charlotte Ann, Warts, and
the Swift, from Peterfborgh ; 'office, Lawton. and
Wakefield, from Norway..-Sailed' the Nutwell, Pop-
plewe !, for Jamaica; Mary and Tom, Detain, for Cork ;
Hawkcibury, Ruth, for Fleeting ; Echo, Peck, for Stettin ;
Oniheton. Brunel', for Stockholm ; Weide, Plug, and Gucte
Haffiung, —, for Amfterdani._
London, England, 1802-11-03

TO THE EDITOR OF THE STAR.

DUBLIN, OCT. 27, 1802.
You will oblige me by infzrting iit your Tepee.
t.sh:c Parer, the following ()Wei vations on my
tl:e late bill' rebellion : A number of
idle and feandalons libels, refieeling on my cha.
and the authenticity of that woik, have

acarcd in magazines, n-wfpapers, and reviews.
.ks to my charaaer, I hope that the loyal and re.
frzaable part of the community, of whole efieem
ni good opinion I am pond to boat, will not
t:.ink it necetrary for me to lay any thing in its de-
t ncc, but as the veracity of my hillory has been
cached by the atithni. of laid lihac, in loin,:
ieing points, in no will; affeaing its general an
.I.enticity, I think it neeefrary to lay fomething in
tts %indication ; as the materials for that hiflory
were colleeled with the greateft affidnity, the molt
1.4 ttpulous enquiry and difcrimination, and the
,iacti regal d to truth ; and as it was written for
1!:e rnipole olgiving the l3ritifh Cabinet and Par-
-I;.,mcnt, at prefent, and poßerity hereafter, an ac-
•.iratc narration of the late rebellion, and a fair
;.:pt :foliation of the Rate of Ireland many years
1,1,n-ions to that dreadful event. Three editions
of that work, confilling of no lefs than 3850 co-
ries, have been circulated in England, Ireland,
and Scotland ; and anxious for the eflablifhment
truth, I made the following appeal in the Pre-
face of each :

‘. Though the Author has made truth his polar
thr, in the courfe of this work, it is poffible that
fome errors might have occurred in it ; he hopes,
therefore, that if the Reader fhould difcover any
Inelt,he will be kind enough to communicate them
to him, and he will amend them in the next edi-
tion." I hope the Public will confider the follow-
ing declaration, as a full and fufficient anfwer to
the uthors of thofe libels—" That no perfon
whatfoever has fucceeded in invalidating the au.
t:lenticity of my hillory, in any one occurrence re-
lated in it ; and I defy any perfon to do fo." On
tl)e contrary, I have received the moll flattering
affitrances from the officers who campaigned in
the late rebellion, that the military tranfaftions
have been faithfully Alefc ibed ; and I have had the
fAme taimony from the Civil Magiftrates, and
from thole who were competent to decide on the
o:her events : and to them I appeal again. To
the few feeble attempts which have been made to
queftion my veracity in Tome trifling points, I have
written an anfwer, which has been publilbed by
JOHN STOCRDALE, Piccadilly. lam Rill open to
conviCtion, and fhould any perfon come forward,
and piove to me coolly and difpaffionately, that I
ha re committed any one error, I will immediately
ackowledge and corredl it..—l am, Sir,
Your moil obedient Servant,
• RICH. MUSGRAVE.
London, England, 1802-07-01

WHITEHAYEN, JUNE 29.

Yeflerday morning, four velfels arrived here
from Belfaf, having on board the regiment of
Manx Fencibles, amounting to Soo.—lt is fup.
poled they are to be difbanded here.

The Venerable of Lancalter, arrived at the Eaft
end of Jamaica, the lath ult.

The Dykes, THOMPSON, of Maryport, on the
29th ult. fell in with a floop in great diftrefs, about
lix leagues to the northward of Way. She was
laden with Bates and herrings ; bad fprung a leak,
and the men were almoft exhaufted with pumping,
at the time they hailed her. Capt. T. as loon a$
he perceived the fignals made by the floop, or-
dered his courfes to he hauled up, and immediate.
ly hove-to. Being then particularly informed of
their fituation, every effort was made to rave them;
but the lea ran to high, that no boat coultl live.—
Capt. I'. then told them to run the (loop under
his lee•quarter, which they did ; and a good rope
was inftantly thrown on board the floop, which
was evidently finking : juft at the moment that
the poor men had got it failened, a heavy lea (truck
the floop on her [larboard quarter, which threw
her bowfprit up againft the (hip's lee-fide, and car-
ried it away clofe by the Rem.—This, however,
proved a fortunate alident, for the • Dykes peo-
ple very loon got the floop veered under her ftern,
and hauled the diftreft crew fafely out of her :
which having effeded, they cut the rope, and the
funk in a moment —She proved to be the John and
Peggy, RODENT LIIVISTON, maftisr, from Storn-
away. There were four men on board, whom
Capt. THOMPSON landed the Tuefday following,
on the He of Sky.
London, England, 1802-07-01

YARMOUTH, JUNE 30.

Yeßerday, P. M. arrived the Common., gun-
brig, from the Southward ; alfo the Lystz Hoop
of war.—Sailed, this morning, on a cruize, the
UNICORN and AMAZON frigates. The Corwille of
London, Captain BROWN, which was got off the
Scroby Sand, has failed this morning to the Baltic.
The Rebecca, SMITH, from Sunderland to Lon-
don, with coals, is put in here leaky. Sailed for
Rotterdam, with goods and paffengers, the Argo,
Violet, and Gipfey ; the Thomas and Sally, for
Goree; and the Memel, for Memel.—Wind N. W.