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•rr[r•. PEACE.

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London, England, 1802-04-28

FOR. SALE BY PUBLIC AUC7 lON,

At the London Tavern, Foxhole-ftreet, Plymouth , after the
Sale of Gouda, per Zum (Litton Enfwyck.
THE FOLLOWING GOODS: viz.
-A-• FOR EXPRITATION OR 110M.F CONtiUMPTION.
About ssoo Dutch Bricks or Klinkcrs.
8800 Tiles.
11 Calks ditto Tarras.
24 ditto Slacked Lime.
. .

Part of the Cargo of the America) brig Ann, condemned as
prize to hie Mairity'a (hip Spitfire, Robt. Kern, Efq. Com-
mander. For Catdogurs, &e. apply to Mr. John l-Lwker,
Merchant, Plymouth.

FOR SALE BY PUBLIC AUCTION,
At the London Tavern, Posh°le-ftreet, Plymouth, after the
Sale of the Bricks, &e.
THE Good Swedifblliafs ASSISTENTIE;
Burthen about rzo Tons.—She is a remarkable ftrong
and good Veffel, well found in Stores, and calculated fur gene-
ral purpofea
Fer Inventories, Sce. apply to Mr. John Hawker, Merchant,
Plymouth.
London, England, 1802-04-28

Jail imported,
By Broderip and Wilkinfon, No. t 3, Haymarket, Lor-don,
ALarge Affintment of (refit Violin, Tenor,
Violoncello, and Harp Strings, from Rome and Naples,
of a particular fine quality. Merchants, Country Dealers,
and Profcffors, may be (applied with auy quantity at reduced
prices.

This day was publifhod,
A New Edition, hanannely printed in Ten Volumes, Oetaeo,
.on a line Medium Paper, price in -I aI. 10.1.
And another Edition on a fuperfitic Royal Paper, price in
boards 61. with a Portrait of the Author, engraved by 'Jaime,
being the Eleventh, of
THE NVORKS of JOHN LOCKE.
-5- Printed for j. Johnfon, G. and J. Robinfon, W. J. and J.
Richardson, Otridge and Son, J. Sewell, Leigh and Sotheby,
F. and C. Rivington, T. Paine, J. Walker, R. Taunter, \V.
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London, England, 1802-04-28

ILSINEUR, ARIL t.

TYpltards--Meebant, Wilton, front Dundee to Rivingthursh;
Lark, Black, front 80-tiefs to Rao& ; sod Cathrbse. William-
fon, from Kirkaldy to Rip.
P. S. The Harrifon and Tomb of May Port, Captain John
Curtin, is on !bore on the Swinehottom ; the vefel is Rill tight.
but it is uncertain if the will be got olf.—Wind Sundt with fine
weather.
Aran.
Baltic.

Memo, from Leith to

-, Stevens, from Arbroath to St. Pe-
ttit:n.46.
The Harrifoo and Tomb is got off the Strand, without re-
ceived any material damage. The veffels which have been for
there Conte days pait, wind bound in Hornbeck Bay, arc now
under weigh (landing upwards. Wind W. N. W.

On Wednefday, the Lovely Peggy, Captain Harris, failed
from Dublin, for Bourdeaux, having upwards of thirty cabin
palengers on board.
The Fox, Hardie, paled Helvoet, as the 14th init. after a
pelage of sio hours, from Leith.
The Sufannah, Hardie, from Rotterdam, with goods, ar-
rived at Leith on Thrirfday morning.
Captain Smith, of the Flora, arrived from Lifbon on the sth
of April ; fpoke the Retreat, from London to Jamaica, in tat.
39.33,10611.14,20 Aft well.
The Lord. Milton, Gardner, from Hull to Riga, is reported
to have been loft on Domeinefs Reef aBth alt. Crew hid to
have reached Riga.
The Julius Captain Anthorn, arrived from St. Kitt's,
(poke on the 2,7 th of Meech, allsip from St. Croix, out 63 days;
on the Bth April, in hit. 49, the brig Mary, of Poole, for New- .
foundland, out car days; and on the zoth, in Lit. 49, ao, the
Francis, Hill, from Greenock for Charlefton, out 3a days.
The Crown Prince Frederick, Teflon, from Italy to Peterf-
bourgh, is ftranded near Boulogne.
The Jeffrow Dirkje, Viler, from Yarmouth, was loft near
Norderney, in November lad.
Yefterday we received the Jamaica Paper." to the
27th of February, by which we learn that great
damage was fuftained by the {hipping in the diffe-
rent harbours of that itland in a violent ale of
wind on the 23d and 24th of that month. Among
the veffels loft and damaged are the following :
The (hips Thomas and Mary, of Glafgow,and the brigs Lucy
and Perfeveranee, with all the (mall craft, are drove on Store
at Montego Bay. Four &glop, are loft at Orange Bay, one of
them belonging to the Dolphin. The Friendildp (a droger) is
on chore in Beano?' Bay. The !hips Lou:after and Charleftun,
for London, with two American veldt, are on &ore at Annatto
Bay. The Mary Ann, Knowle, has loft her rudder, and is
very leaky ; the Mars has loft her rudder; the Lord Rodney
loft her bowfprit at Port Marant ' • and feveral other ircirels got
damage there. The Generous Planter, Beattie, and the For-
tune, Saunders, for London, with the American brig Wiliam,
Clarke, arc loft at Orraceabefa. The Trclawney Planter,
M•Donaki ; the Jupiter, Plank; and the Grace, Cook. were
drove on more at Rio Bucno; the Jupiter, having Brae on board,
took fire, and is confumed. An. American (choosier alio went
on Dion.
London, England, 1802-04-28

HOUSE OF COMMONS.

The StCRETA TIT at WAR pvc notice, that on Thurklar he
fhould move that the Militia Bill &mild be re-committed.
The Port of London Improvement Bill was read a third time
and paffcd.
_

o;ilered, on the motion of Mr. ALRIANDIIit, that a Coln-
mince mould be appointed to prepare an Eftimate of the Al-
lowance. to be made to the Adjutants and &leant Majors of
the Militia difembodicd.

The Houfe in a Committee went through the frith Bank
Reftridion Bill, the blank for its continuance was filled up
with three months after the expiration of the Ertel& Bank
Reßrielion Bill, and the Report was ordered to be received to-
morrow

The fecond reading of the Irilh Controverted EleCtion Bill
was poltponed to this day fe'nnight, and the Committee on the
kAtt kith Navigation to Thurfday next.
Mr. AiEZANDZIL brought up the Report of the Committee
on the Exchequer Bills Bill After a few word+ from Mr.
Jones, to the fame purport as thole of his Hon. Friend (Mr.
Robfon) yefterday, the Report was agreed to, and tom: Bill or-
dered to be read a third time to-morrow.
London, England, 1802-04-28

STOURI'ORT BRIDGE.

Meeting of the Trotlees of the Paid Bridge
will he held at Stourport Inn, in the County of Woe.
ether, on Tuefday, the 4th day of May next, for the purpore
of receiving Propofals and Minutes for crating an Iron
Bridge, with one. Arch, acrofs the River Severn, at Stourport
aforefaid, upon the new Stone Abutments now forming there,
and any perfon willing to perform the fame may feud in Pro.
pofalb to Mr. Colley, at Kidderminiter, previous to the faid
Meeting. By Order of the Truftces.
April 13, 11102. RICHARD COLLEY, Clerk.

To-morrow, April 29, wiU be publithed,
PUBLIC CREDIT in DANGER; or, Frauds
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which are added, Hints on the belt Means of Providing for
a Peace Eltablilhmtnt, without increafing the National Bur-
than.

Render, therefore, unto CESAR, Tilt Timms that ere CESAIes.
By a MEMBER of the Honourable Society of the
Inner Temple.
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PRACTICAL OBSERVATIONS on the Ufe
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At the London Tavern, Foxhok-ftreet, Plymouth, an Mon.
slay the id Daya May next, at Ten &Lim* in the Forenoon,
el HE FOLLOWING GOODS,
TOR [INVITATION :
About 200 Quarter Butts rich old Malaga Wine of fuperior
qyality.
5° arel Caine Suap.
350 noses
A Quantity of COI k, lonic.
Being the remainder of the Cargo of the Swedilb brig Maria
Flizabeth, attained on her voyage front Malaga to Morlaix
and 'ince condemned as prize to his Majelly's (hips Suffifante;
Garland, and hired armed cutter Alligator. For Samples,
Catalogues, Ste. apply to James Sykes, }Sq. Arundell-areet,
Strand ; or to John Hawker, Merchant, Plymouth.
London, England, 1802-04-28

FOR SALE BY PUBLIC AUCTION,

At the London Tavern, Foehole-ltreet, Plymouth, immediate-
ly after the Sale of the Wine and Soap,
THE FOLLOWING GOODS, viz:
1011 WIPOR rATION :
About So Hogiltrads French Red Whir.
so Cafes Clayed Sugar.
40 Ditto Unciayed ditto.
23 c. 9 Guadaloupe Coffee.
4 Blgs

CArsSugar..
VOR HOME CONSVMPTION.

A handfome modern dmiilt Chariot, a Curicle or Gig, with
Curriele and Gig Harnefs Compkat, and fundry other Arti-
cles, the property of a Gentleman going Abroad.
Alfo, the Danith brig HUCKU NI si, burthen about tog
Tous.--She is an exceeding handylittle Vend for any Trade ;
is well found in Stores, and has lately had a thorodgh repair;
may be fent to lea immediately. Fur further information,
Catalogues, Inventories, &c: apply to Mr. John Hawker, Mer-
chant, Plymouth.

FOR S.ILE BY PUBLIC AUCTION,

At the London Tavern, Foxhole-ttreet, Plymouth; after the

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Sete of the i luck umfnibi.
THE FOLLOWING GOODS in SUNDRY
rot lIPORTATION:
6 Cafes Cartoon Paper
s Chelts Copper Balons
4 Calks Linked Oil

Ii Barrels Knives '
Pats at the Cargo of the Prufilan brig Morgan Stern; con-
demned u prize to his Majefty's chips Didtator and others.
For Viewing, Catalogues, &c. apply to Mr. John Hawker,
merchant, Plymouth.

FUR SALE BY I'UBI.tC AUCTION.

At the London Tavern, Foxhok-ftreet, Plymouth, after the
Goods of Morgan Stern, .

THE FOLLOWIIkIG GOODS: viz.
TOR IXPORTATION,
4 lihds. French Wine
5 Bags Cayenne Pepper Pods
Part of the Cargo of the Dania' brig Nordiliernen ' • con-
&tumid as Prize to bit Majelly't Otip Regulus and others.
For Samples, Catalogues, and further Information, apply to
Mr. Jahn Hawker, merchant, PlYnunith•
London, England, 1802-04-28

FRANCE.

A letter from Vienna, dated April 8, fays—The
Qya row of NAP Las having recovered from her ill-
nets, perfitts in her refolution of undertaking a
journey to Spain in the fpring. A courier has
therefore been difpatched to Italy, to make the
neceffary arrangements for that purpofe.
A letter from Nantes, dated April 19, lays—
A new frigate, to be called la Belle Poule, was
hunched the day before yellerday, at la Baffe
' Indre, a £mall village on the River, at the diflance
of two leagues below this city: it is to carry 44
guns, aft of which arc to be 18-pounders. In the
courfe of a month, another of the fame force, to
be called la Surveillante, and a corvette will be
launched at the fame place.
A letter from the Hague, dated April 16, lays
—General VicTok has been recalled to Paris: he
let out two hours after the arrival of a courier,

who brought him difpatches from his Government.
The Legit'Wive Body this day ratified the Treaty
of Amiens, and the additional Convention between
the French Government and ours. The ufe of belh
for announcing divine worfhip. forbidden fince
795, it is laid, is going to be revived : the Govern-
ment mean to propofe it to the Legiflative Body.

PARLIAMENTARY PROCEEDINGS.

HOUSE OF LORDS, TUESDAY, APRIL a 7.

Mr. ADAM and Mr. GI LLIES were heard on the part of the
Appellants in the Appeal Caufe, the Incorporation of Platers
(Butchers) of the City of Edinburgh a. the Lord Provoft,
Magiftratr, and Town Council of the faiii City. The further
hearing of Counfel was adjourned till to-morrow.
Lord HOLLAND parented a Petition from the Prifoners
confined for Debt in the Gaol of llcbeftcr, praying raid.
Several private Bills were brought up from the Commons.
Adjourned.
London, England, 1802-04-28

FOR S. 11.1: BY PUBIfIC ATICTION,

At the London Tavern, Foxhole-ftreet, Plymuuth; after the
Salt of Wine, per Vrow Hellegonde,
THE FOLLOWING GOODS: viz.
FOR EXPORTATION,

so Calks Powdcr Blue

Bale of Paper
Part of the Cargo of the PrufGan Koff Zum Catton Enfwyck;
condemned as prize to his Ma city's hired armed cutter Coati-
tution, Lieutenant John Won, Commander.
For Catalogues and further Information apply to Mr. John
Hawker, merchant, Plymouth.
London, England, 1802-04-28

MESSAGE FROM THE RING.

The CMANCILLOR Or' Tilt EXCHEVIIR pre•
Tented a Meffage from his Majesty, which was
read by the Speaker as follows :--

" GEORGR R.

" His MA) ZSTT being defirous of making a competent pro-
vitae for his dearly beloved ions, their Royal Metriclles the
Dukes of STSIZZ and CAMISILIIOI, and the money applicable
to the maintenance of ►is Majefty's Civil Lilt being infuißcient
for the fame, his Majelty clams the *Mance of Parliament,
and relies that his faithful Commons will make foci prOvifion
as the circumilantes of the cafe fain to require."

Ordered, on the motion of the Chancellor of the Exchequer,
that the Mcirage be referred to the Committet of Supply. •

THE EILFNEE OF WALES.

Mr. TTIMUITT laid, that he had it in command from his
Royal Highnefs the Prince of Wales, to mention that a flue-
Inept of the claims of his Royal Highnefs to the Arrears of the
Iluchy of Cornwall, had been fome time Since fubmitted to
. the Lord Chancellor for his Lordfhip's confideration ; but that
In confequence of that Noble Lonrsindifpofition, he had not
yet delivered any opinion upon the fubJett, or he (Mr. T.)
fisould now take eceallon to tender a motion to the Houle re-
lative to thole claims. He role, however, now to give notice,
that at. loon .as the Lord Chancellor's opinion thould be obtain-
ed, he would male a propofition to the Houk accordingly.
London, England, 1802-04-28

MI. PITT.

Mr. Ntenotts gave notice that he would, on Friday k'n-
night, more an Addrefs of Thanks to his Majefty for haring
41E03114A the Right Han. William Pitt from his Councils.

IRISH TEM.

On the Report oldie Selea Committee relative to the pri-
vileges of Irina Peers. being Weight up by Mr. Bragge, who
Rated to the Houk. in general terns, the nature of the feveril
refolutions contained in that Report,
Mr. BA NKS mentioned fame objediona to it, contouring that
they thould be equally excluded from an interferenee in the
eledlion of Members to ferve in Parliament in like manner as
Britigt Peen am

Mr. BRAGG?. replied, that the Refolutior.s went to the WI
extent that the Hon. Gentleman required, as they were ex-
preisly prohibited all filch interference, but where inconformity
to the As of Union, they become Commoners, which at any
time they might do; and, be added, it would be bard indeed,
if whilit they were excluded from the Privileges of the Peerage,
they bould ago be precluded front their Rights as Commoners.
Itefolutions were then read and agreed to.
London, England, 1802-04-28

FOR SALE BY PUBLIC AUCTION,

At the London Tavern, foxhole-flute, Plymouth, after the
Wine, &c. of the Nordttienlen, .

THE FOLLOWING GOODS: viz.
rn% toN,

About 93 Hhds. French Red Wine.
Part of the Cargo of the Vrow liidlegonde; condemned as
prize to his Majelty's hired armed cutter Swan, Lieutenant
Henry Stanley, Commander.
For Samples, Catalogues, &c. apply to Mr. John Ilawker,,
merchant, Plymouth.
London, England, 1802-04-10

ASSESSED TAXES.

The Order ofthe Day was moved for the Houfe
to refolve itfelf into a Committe on the Melted
Taxes Bill.

Mr. ROBSON oppofed the Speaker's leaving the
Chair. He confidered the Taxes brought forward
in lieu of the Income Tax as bearing peculiarly
hard upon a clafs of the public who were in no
refpeft affeßed by the Income Tax. He was per-
fuaded it would not be in the powcr of the lower
defcriptim of Tradefmen to pay the increalyAf
felled Taxes.

Mr. VA N S ITTART anfwered the objeaions urged
by the Hon. Gentleman.
Mr. Joan infilled the Miffed Taxes on houfes
and windows fell chiefly on thofe who inhabited
lane.; and alleys—the Chancellor of the Exchequer
in introducing fuch Taxes, was letting fly at the
public an boa of Affeffors, an army of Window
Peepers—the old Shop Tax, which had been fo
obnoxious, was a mere flea-bite to the prefent
ones. He therefore hoped the Bill would not be
precipitated through the Houle.
The CHANCELLOR of the ExcHEoyER Rated,
that the Tax on windows and houfes would not
attach on any perfons but thofe who paid the In-
come Tax ; at lean, in fo inconfiderable a degree
as fcarcely to be felt.
Mr. SHERIDAN obferved, that the Tax on In-
' come was extremely partial, and molt fhamefully
evaded—he was, therefore, happy it was repealed,
but he was not fatisfied how the Chancellor of the
Exchequer made it out that the prefent tax would
only apply to perfons who were afietred to the Du-
ties on Income. He was of opinion the Tax was,
aridly (peaking, nothing more or lefs than a Com-
mutation Tax.

The CHANCELLOR of the Excasopsa Paid, his
itatement had been founded on the moll accurate
informationhe could procure. He never had looked
upon this as a Commutation Tax, and he denied
it was fo. He confidered that there was a capital
of 97,000,c001. for which inter& was required,
and that the aggregate of the Taxes were to pro-
vide for it. The effect of the increafed Miffed
Taxes, be was convinced, would be as equal as
any could he in the ordinary operation of thepria-
[ ciples of taxation.
Mr. Hess, ADDINGTON obferved, that the Chan-
cellor of the Exchequer had uniformly confidered
the Tax on Income as a War Tax—that he had
determined to repeal it in the event of Peace—
and that he had taken the very firft opportunity
of carrying his intention into execution.
Mr. WIGLIT recommended that the Afref-
fed Taxes mould not apply with regard to houfes
under 51. a-year rent, or containing lefs than nine
or ten windows.
The Houfe then went into a Committee. A
convcrfhtion took place between the CHANCELLOR
of the ExcniVllß, Mr. JONES, Mr. VANSITTART,
and Mr. RoasoN, after which the Houle retuned,
and the Report was ordered to be received to-
morrow.
London, England, 1802-04-10

FOR SALE BY PUBLIC AUCTION,
At the London Tavern, Foxhole-It:cm, Plymouth, after the
Sale of the Alifientle, (unlcfs difpored of by Private Cou-
tratt, of which due Notice yUI bcgiven,)
THE Handfome well-built Copper-bottomed
Brig NILE, of the following Dienenfions,
Length zoo .6
Breadth, 25 s
Depth, zo
Between decks 4 8i
Draught of Water zo 7
Admeafures 2;a raiz Tons.
She Is a molt complete Veffcl for the Weft India or Mediter-
ranean Trades, about 3 years old, is partially copper-bolted, and
trcroailed, remarkably w':U found In Sails and Stores, and may
be fait to fea with very little expeocc..
For Inventories, &c. apply to Mr. John Hawker, merchant,
Plymouth.
London, England, 1802-04-10

FOR SALE BY PUBLIC AUCTION,

At the London Tavern, Foxhole-ftreet, Plymouth, after the
Wine 3cc of the Nordftiernen .

THE FOLLOWING GOODS: viz.
WOR WRPORTATION,_
_ _

About no Hhds. French Red Wine.
Part of the Cargo of the Vrow H-llegontie ; condennted as
prize to his Majefty's hired armed cutter Swan, lieutenant
Henry Stanley, Commander.
For Samples, Catalogues, &e. apply to Mr. Jobs Hawt:r,
merchant, Plymouth.
London, England, 1802-04-10

NAUTICAL /NT?? ?„I.IGENCE.

MAILS THIS DAY.--WIND S. W.
•IIIVID•
I Dublin,
• W.itcr ford,
o Hawburgh,
o Frrnch.
o Dutch,

FALMOUTH, APRIL 9.
Arrived this day the brig Brothers, Captain T.
• TREMAYNE, 111 44 days front Galipoli, with oil,
for orders.—Sailed the American Ilnp Dart, Capt.
PECK, with Haar fur Barcelona, anJ a fleet of
coallers for the eallward. Two frigates appeared
this even:ng in the Offing, fuppoled to be hip ?.±a.
jelly's (hips IMMORTALIra an•.t Irsoartn, and p? o.
ceeded to the westward. The PRINCE Anot.PIN CS
Packet with the Mail from Liibon ; the TowNsFNo
ditto from America, and Pairicesi Etizactrir
ditto from Tortola, may be daily expeNd. The
KING GEORG' Packet with the Mail of the 6th mit.
for Lifbon, gill wait the arrival of the PRICE
ADULPHUS Packet from thence before the fails.

PORTSMOUTH, APRIL 9.
Came up to St. Helen's the PRINCE GEORC:P, Of
98 guns, Rear Admiral Sir CHARLES COTTON,
CAM. TODD: PRINCE OF WALES, Rear Adriaral
Sir RODER T CALDER, Cape. PROWSF, and the
ROYAL SOVEREIGN, Cipl. fIAGCETT, from Tr,r.
bay. The following nunrports from the Straits
are put under guar-amine, viz. Mars, COOLiNo,
Peggy, T. FOTHERLEY, NOLIO:k, T. WOODHot./SE,
Silver Ori, SroNF.HOUSe, John, HEWITT, Magna,
J. COVERDALE, and Catlot, A. SIBLEY, With
of the soli regiment nn board.—Great aaivi cis
employed in dilmantling the flops that have came
in to be paid off.
London, England, 1802-04-10

I.C.CLESIASTICAL PROMOTIONS.

His Royal Highnefs the Duke of Clarence has been pleated
to appoint the RLV. John Tottenham O'Keeffc, B. A. of Exeter
College, Oarerd, to be Chaplain to his Royal Highnefs.
Oaroan, Aeatt. 3.—On Monday fe'nnight Medi,. William
Chatterton, of Magdalen Hall; and Francis John Hem, of
Exeter Collage, were admitted Bachelors of Arts.
On Friday fennight Mr. Farmer Taylor, of Chrilt Church,
was admitted Bachelor of Arts.

Monday lalt the Rev. Daniel Sandford, Msltitr of Arts, of
Chrlß Chung, *ls admitted Bachelor in Divinity ; and Mr.
Genre Strode, of Exeter College,was admitted Bachelor of Arts.
'rudder laR the &.cV. Daniel Sandford, R.iehelor in Divinity,
of Chrift Church, was admitted Dodlor in Divinity.
Wednefilay hit Mr. Charles Coombe, of Exeter College,
was admitted Bachelor of Arts. _ _ _

Tburfday laf William Ward Jackfoo, of Civil! attires,
Efq. sras admitted Bachelor of Arts, C;r4nd Compounder.
London, England, 1802-04-10

FOR SALE BY PUBLIC AUCTION,

At the London Tavern, Foxhole-Street, Plymouls, after the
Sale of Wine, per Wow HeMeson,*
THE FOLLOWING GOODS: viz.
vox 2XPORTATION,
10 Caller Powder Blue
; Bale of Paper
Part of the Cargo of the Prufl'an Kaff ZumCatton Enfwyek;
condemned as prize to his Majesty's hired armed cutter Coulti.'
tattoo, Lieutenant John Whitton, Commander.
For Catalogues and further Information apply to Mr. John
Hawker, merchant, Plymouth.
London, England, 1802-04-10

BIRTHS.

The wife of John Gregfon. a journeyman joiner, of Man.
thelter, was (on Mooday,Tuclilay, and Wedncfslay feonight),
delivered of three children—. 4 boy and twu girls. The mother
is in a weak ftate, but the infants look remarkably yea, and
arc wry likely to live.
Saturday, at EAR Hill, Wandfwarth, the Lady of Charles
Morris. Efq. of a fon.
On Sunday evening laft. at his houfc in Portland-place, the
Lady of Thomas Tyrrw•hit Jones, Efq. M. P. of A fou.
London, England, 1802-04-10

HOUSE OF COMMONS.

The Report of the Dundee Two-penny Scots Bill was re-
ceived anu agreed to.
Leave was given to bring iu a Bill for amending the Laws re-
lathe to (applying the City of Dublin with Water.
Leave was alfo given to bring in a Bill to improve the Nl'fi•
gition niche River Medway.
The Bill for relieving the Clergy from the Penalties of the
ALI of at Hen. VIII. was read a (mond time, and committed
for Monday.
Sir WM. SCOTT raid, it was his Intention to have the Bill
printed as it &mid be amended by the Committee, and then to
Rand over till after the recefs.

Mr. Bar t R moved for and obtained leave to bring in a Bill
for preventing frauds and abufes in the falc and admcafurcruent
of foot, antes, and certain other articles of manure.
Mr. Fosse; brought up a Bill for the better regulation of
the Linen Manufactory of Ireland, which was read a tirit and
ordered to be :tad a fecond time on Monday.
The Houk went into a Committee on the 23,000 pool. Loan
Bill. The Report was ordered to be received to-morrow.
The Affefred Taxes Bill was read a fecond time, and com-
mitted for to-morrow.
The Committee on the Beer and Malt Tax Bill was deferred
to Tutfday next.
The Houk in a Committee went through the Bill for regulat-
ing the Corn Trade between Great Britain and Ireland; and
the report was ordered to be received to-morrow.
Mr. Jones withdrew his sake of a motion relative to the
Polygar, War, which Rood for the a7th inft. b.:cast-a he under-
flood &at fufficient information could not be obtained to ground
his motion upon within the time. Indeed, he apprehended
that War was not likely to terminate before the end of the Sec-
Ron ; therefore, he could not name a day for the difeußion of
the fubjedt.
London, England, 1802-04-10

Stir ERNE3S, 9.

Arevcd his Majefly's (hip ATLAS, 0198 guns,
Capt. JUNIFS : a!fo the ARCO, ReEBUCK, Utyso.s,
and l'aLtes frigates ; and Pt kftl: E gun brig, from
the Downs. The (hips as mentioned in my !all,
have got under way fur Chatham with a light
breeze to the fouthwetl.

YARMOUTH, APRIL 9.
Rear-Admiral Sir THOMAS GRAS". S 11:.5 this
morning ftruck his flag on board his Mai.Ay's
Ihip Musette'', of 74. guns, Capt. PAC rT. :
the AGAMEMNON, of 64 guns, Capt. FANG ol:RT,
for Chatham; and the CRVIZER gun briv„ on a
cruife. Arrived from a cruile It Vl.SU‘'t gun.
brig. Sidled for Enibden the liarmoni with
goods ; and the Alert, for Ellimur.
London, England, 1802-04-10

GRRMANT.

,
1:

how THE MAYA. MARCN to.—The Govern.
went of Freyburg has declared the intelligence
to be fa:fe, that the Duke of MODENA had at lali
refolved to accept of the Brifgan, as the official
accounts from Vienna fay nothing of the accep.
ante of the Brifgau by the Duke of MODENA, or
the Archduke FERDINAND.

SU•SIA, MARCH 119:—The phyfitians of Stutt
gard are very bury in making experiments of
•Galvanifm. Hitherto, however, no remarkable
cure has been performed by them in this way.—
Among others a Count Wo*Jaen has gone thi-
ther to be relieved in his hardnefs of bearing. On
an enumeration of the inhabitants and cattle
which lately took place in Wirtemherg, on the
oceafion of a tax upon property, it has been re-
marked, that the number of people bears a pro-
portion to that of the cattle as two to one. There
are reckoned 65t0,000 inhabitants, and 300,000
head of cattle.—The diflurbances which had
broken out in feveral places of I.Virtemberg, are
now quite fuppreled, and the fubjefts have re-
turned to their duty.—A military cartel has been
concluded upon between the Palatinate of Bava-
ria and Wirtemberg.

BauNw, Matte' t6.—Since the middle of laf
month, quiet has been pretty well reflored in
Belgrade, as the Aga of the janifaries'here has
fucceeded in calming their minds, and in reconcil-
ing the different parties with one another: a note
has alto been drawn up, by his means, on the de.
mands of the garrifon, and a deputy fent with it
to Conftantinople, who, however, when he came
towards Niffa, was prevented from pa ffing through
by the fon of the murdered Balhaw of Belgrade
there, and the latter has further caufed his dif-
p.itches to be taken ftorn him, and compelled
him to remain with him till an aefwer !hall re-
turn from Conflantinnple. Since that time it is
nltlcreed that the Turks at Lelgrlde are making
of defence, and they have carded to
rowels ten call% of powder
tale of Sencera.ltia.

PARLIAMENTARr PROCEEDINGS.

HOUSE OF LORDS, FRIDAY, APRIL 9.

Counfel was again beard on the Appeal, Frciton v. Lord
Dunecnald. Further bearing put off' tn Motday.
The Lords ',err ordered to be fcmmoncd fcr Monday neat,
on a queftion of order.—Adjourned to Monday.

cnarei Ins of cl-fe
,
ti
be brought to that
which 147 in the cal
4.e,
London, England, 1802-04-10

FOR SALE BY PUBLIC AUCTION,

At the Loudon Tavern, Foxhole-that, Plymouth, after the
Hoods of Morgan Stan,
THE FOLLOWING GOODS: viz.
POR VIPORTATION,
4 lihds. French Wine
5 Bags Cayenne Pepper Pods
Part of the Cargo of the Danith brig Nordillawn ; con-
demned as Prise to his Majefty's *tip Regulus and others.
For Samples, Catalogues, and further Information, apply to
Mr. John Hawker, merchant, Plymouth.
London, England, 1802-08-14

L;IR THS.

On the 4th init. Mn.s Thomas l'hnrupfon, of Nottingham.
place, of a daughter.
Yeiterday, ac Amport Notre, county of Southampton, the
Mareltlonefs of Winchefter, of a fon.

On Sunday haft, at Downington Pak Berta, the Lady of
William lirummet, Efq. of a daughter.
On Sunday morning bit, at Garcons, Herefordibire, the
Lady of John Gams Catterell, Erg. M. P. for the county, of
Hereford, of a fon.
London, England, 1802-02-25

FROM THE PARIS PAPERS.

Beim ni. 13.—The Batavian divifion and the
(hip la Zee failed yeflerday morning with favour-
able weather. The latter, armed en flute, is laden
with prev'fions for the expedition, and has on board
a great many civil and military officers. A new
t‘pcilition for Guadaloupe is now titling out, to
he commanded by General DISSUREAVz, who has
already arrived in this city.
Tbe divilion of Admiral Liwots failed from Ca-
d; nn the 18th of January; Admiral Gasvoma
a fig has failed from Ferrol, to proceed to the place
of his deflination.

FLOILLIICE, FEB. 4,.—The Gazette of this city,
No. to, gives the following document as having
been depofited among the Aas of the Committee
of Government by the French Minitter PavitT.
Paris, Otluber 26, dct.
lII7ZACT 710511 TIM REGISTER.' 07 THE DILIIIR•TIONI Or

Tilt CONSOLS OW TN& VILLNCII ILEPUBLIC.
• Tbe Firft Conful decrees,
_ _ _

Art. I. Dating front the sin of January next, the Trebbia
than ferve as the limits between Lombardy and Piedmont.
Art. 11. All the courtries iltuated on the right hank of that
Rivrr, as far u the Enza, maß be united to the Cifklpine Re-
public.
Sr u TTO A RD, FE s. o.—The news from Ratifbon
this day are, that the plan of indemnities fent to
Paris by the Court of Vienna has not been ap-
proved by the French Government. In the mean
time the Hanoverian Miniiler is purfuing the ne-
carry Reps with the Imperial Court. It is aliened
that they lure been attended with a happy refult:
this opinion is entertained in confequence of the
departure of a Courier from Vienna for London,
and who proceeds in all balk for England through
Hanover.

BEtxr, Frs. to.—C. Eltxvrs, the Sub-Prefe&
of Aigle, has been fent to Sion, on the part of the
Helvetic Government, to proteft againß the mea-
tures taken by General TIitRILEAV in the Valais.
Our firli Landamman has alto applied on this (Uta-
k& to the Mini!ter of Foreign Affairs at Paris.
The infurrtnion Rill continues in the Italian
bailliwicks ; it it more ferious than was at firil cup-
poted. Troops have been fent into thole diarias,
as well as into the country of the Grifons, where
their prefence is judged necefrary. The Ex-Count
de Sm..ts is releafed from his arrea.
London, England, 1802-02-25

PARLIAMENTA Rr PROCEEDINGS.

HOUSE. OF LORDS, WEDNESDAY, CPA 24:

The Royal "Aim was given by emnroillkni to the rxette-
quer Bills Bill, the Sotithern Whale Filhery, the Wetitillates
Fillpatarbiet Bill, and to five Bills oft private or local dderip
the.

Thy Lords CeenroIISOTSCII were, the Lord Chancellor, Lord
WalSogbani, and Lord Auckland.
The Bills upon the Table were forwarded in their refpedbre
Rages, and fame routine and private barmier' was difpefed of:
in the courfe of the latter, Crewe's Divorce Bill, which abed
for a faced reading this day,was deferred till Wednefday next.
Their Lordihips' deeiSen, relative to the Appeal, Sir Wm.
Auguttus Cunningham aid others o. Higgins, Akre, of the
Hon. Henry Erfkine, was poltpened ; aim which the Houk
adjourned dY taatarrot►
London, England, 1802-02-25

FROM I.LOYD's LILT.

DEAL, FEL 24.—Arrived and failed for the
River, the Thames, Union, and Ceres, from Ben-
gal.—Sailed the ANACREON brig, on a cruizc.—
Wind S. W.

GRAVESEND, FEB. 24.—Paffed by the Harmo-
ny, W/NKMAN, from Calcutta; Young William,
BA RON , from the South Seas; Favourite, RI CHARDS,
from Burinam ; Matilda, LAW, from St. Michaels;
Samaritan, ROBINSON, from Rip; and George,
WILLOCK, from Hamburgh.--Sailed the David
Scott, Joss, for the Eaft Indies ; Barton, BARC-
Ley, for Surinam ; John, ANDREWS, for Tortola ;
Speculation, LAw, for Trinidad; Betfey, IVI,LE AN,
for Africa; Perfeverance, Inotimonceß, for Dub-
lin ; and Jonge Elbert, —, for Hamburgh.
London, England, 1802-02-25

PORTSMOUTH, FEBRUARY 24.

Paired by for the Downs the THastys, Etat C 7,
from Bengal : the failed in company with theSur-
rota man of war : the SUFFOLK failed from Ma-
dras in company with the Panics, and parted in
the night.—Sailed the REstrrAncs, of 38 guns,
Capt. Dicßy, on a cruize after fmugglers. This
day the DE Lyr was relieved from quarantine: the
troops on board her are expeEled to difembark to-
rwrrow. When the Dttrr failed from Gibraltar
tre whole of the Britilh troops lying there were
thortly expected to fail for England ; and the ar-
rival of the remainder left in Egypt was daily,
looked for. This day arrived from the coaft of
Africa a brig —, Jousson.—Sailed the Swe-
dith brig Annatic, Jou): Hoastas, with fugar, for
Amaerdam.
London, England, 1802-08-13

ASINGULARLY ELEGANT LEASE-
HOLD V11.1.A, with Stabling fur Eight Horfes, Two
Coach-houfes, and numerous attach, d and detached Offices of
every denomination, rutted to the Villa and Farm Orne ; ex-
cellent Kitchen-garden fully cropped, and well planted with
choice Fruit-trees; beautiful Lawn, and rich Poddock, in the
whole near Twelve Acres, in part furroundod with a shady
Walk. The Premifes arc in the molt elegant and perfea Rate,
compleatly furnithed in the modern Rile, fit for the immediate
reception of a Family, delightfully &nate at the extreme part
of Wimbledon-Common, with full command of extcr.five and
uncommonly rich Prokedts, diftance from the three Bridges
about Six Milm.
To be viewed with Tickets between the Hours of Twelve
and Four o'Clock, ott Tuefday, Wednefday, l'hurfday, and
Friday, and Printed Particulars will be forthwith ready.
London, England, 1802-08-13

rErmeurrt, AUGUST it.

Their Kt./miss and the PRINMSES,
the company who attended them, came Ain- at
fix o'clock, and a feled party of Nobility fpent
the evening with the Royal Family at the Lvdge.
This morning, after breakfail, the KING, ac.
companied by Prineefs SOPHIA and their attn.
dams, rode on horfeback on the Dorchefier Road.

The ritIIICESSES alfo took an airing in a lan.
dau, and returned back to the Lodge by tweve
o'clock.

The Refinance, Capt. WOODHOUSE Commnnder,
fired a royal salute, and left us for Portfmouth, in
confequence of having upwards of 90 lick men on
board.

Lord PAULFTT and his fon, Lord Misrox, it
arrived here.

The Mail broke down near Salifbury, but no
accident happened-.-the Meffenger took a chaife,
and brought the Kim o's boxes firth
Their MAJES n Es have commanded at the The.
atre this evening the Comedy called The Way t,
Get Married, and the Entertainment of Gathering
and Petruchio, it being the lalt night but one of bL•
ELLtsrox's engagement.
London, England, 1802-11-09

ROMAN CEMENT.

MESSRS. PARKER and Co. Banklide, sonth-
wark, manufaCture CEMENT or Molt rAß,for Building
in Water, which far furpaffes in utility Dutch Terras, or any
other kind of Mortar. It gives to all kinds of Brick or Stone
Work, an uncommon degree of strength and cohetion. It lets
under water, loon becomes as hard as Rolle, and may be ex-
poled even to the aetion of the lea without injury. In all
Buildings, therefore, intended to refill or contain water, this
Cement may be %tied with fingular advantage : or it may be
lowered with lime and rand to any dellrable degree, for com-
mon purpofes.
They alfo prepare STUCCO for eating Buildings with, of the
fame hard and durable nature as the Cement. It preferves the
from wet and damp, and may be' executed lb as com-
pletely to refemble Stone, at a very moderate capence. Flat
Paving, Coping, and Gutter Stones,cheaper thannatural Stone.
London, England, 1802-11-09

MARRIED.

On the 4th inftant, at Warwirk, Thomas Stapleton, of the
Grove, Richmond, Yorkfhire, Efq. to Mifs Gerard, of New-
Hail,near Warrington, Lancalhire, lifter to Sir W. Gerard, Bart.
At Clyde Batik, the aSth ult. the Rev. Mr. Wm. Stark, mini-
fter of stonchoufe, to Mifs Mackenzie, only daughter of Robert
Mackenzie, Efq. Sheriff Clerk of Dumbarton(tire.
At Stirling, the 25th alt. Edward Alexander, Efq. to Mifs
Catherine Glas, daughter of John GI" Ffq. Provoft of Stirling.
Wednefelay at Edinburgh, Arch. iiurnett,Efq to Mil, Will: it .
Tnefday, at Smithampton, Mr. Gafeler, furgeon, of the Bo-
rough of Southwark, to Mifs Ann Mant, daughter of the Rev.
Rich. Maur. 1). rretor of All Saints, in that town.
London, England, 1802-11-09

/ELECTION ASSAULT.

Mr. SMITH moved for a Criminal Information
again( Richard Shipden, Efq. Mayor of Hythe,
in Kent, on the affidavit of Chriftophcr Hull, Efq.
Rating, that at the left Eleflion for the Borough
of Hythe, the reprefentation was contefted by four
Candidates, and that Mr. Shipden was the return-
ing Officer ; that he had received information, of the
truth of which there was no doubt, t) at grofs bri-
bery was employed on the part of tome of the
Candidates, and in particular that one Higham,
who had been confined in Dover Caftle, had been
releafed and had his debts paid, on condition of
his coming.2p to vote. Mr. Hull determined to
attend the ueaion • "

t '

.

the Houfe of Commons. On coming into tLe
Hall he faw the Returning Officer, and about a
hundred perfons collected together. Soon after he
entered he was perceived by the Candidate xvltole
intereft he came to oppole, and who immediately
tut ned.round and entered into a conftiltation Sri It
the other Candidates, the refult of which was com-
municated to the Returning Officer. The Rettu fl-
ing Officer accofted Mr. Hull, laying—" Sir, are
you a voter r' " No, I am not," he replied.—
" Then, Sir, you mutt withdraw, for by ag: ee.
trent between the Candidates, no perfons arc al-
lowed to be here but themfelves and the Voters."
Mr. Hull obferved that he thought the place was
open to ever: one ; upon which the Returning
Officer faid—" Sir, if you dr, not withdraw, I will
adjourn the poll."—Mr. Hull perfilted in refuting,
and Mr. ihipden then ordered a Conitable to non
him out ; he was accordingly turned out amidft
the hales of a party in the intereft of the Candidate
to whom he was adverfe, and who were evidently
polled there for the purpofe. Mr. Hull, by h►s
affidavit, added, that he was under no disqualifi-
cation to offer himfelf as a Candidate.
Lord ELLEN BOROUGH.—." Did he offer himfelf
as a Candidate ?"—" No, my Lord, he did not."
"Then he was a ftranger, interpoling where he
had no right, and was removed. If one man was
entitled to be there, an hundred would have had
an equal right, to the great interruption of the
EleCtion. Mr. Hull may go before the Grand
Jury."
It was obferved, that as Mr. Shipden was Mayor
of Hythe, and was the Officer, who, in his judi-
cial capacity addreffed the Grand Jury, it would
be impoffible to get a Bill found againtt him.
Mr. Jullice Ls BLANC considered the cafe as
merely a common atfault.
Lord ELLENBOROUGH defired Mr. Hull to try
whether he could get his Bill found—if he could
not, it would then be the feafon for the interfer-
ence of the Court, fhould it be neceffary.

PROMISSORY NOTES.-•HERYEY V. HERVEY.

Mr. BALGNAY moved for a new trial, in an
action on a promiffory note, on the ground that it
was a nudum pawn, and that the plaintiff had given
no proof of a valuable confideration.
The Court was of opinion, that the inftrument
itfelf was evidence of a confideration, of which
the adverfe party was bound to prove the nega-
tive—however, a rule to Phew caufe was granted.
London, England, 1802-11-09

WOODTHORPE.

WILLIAM KELLY and Co.
KELLY, LOTT, and Co.

Creditors of the above Firms, or their
Reprefentatives, as well thole who have proved their
Debts under the Commillion of Bankrupt awarded and iffued
againft Thomas Wooldridge, as a Partner in the Houle of Kelly,
Lott,and Co. as thole who have not, are requefted to meet the
Affignees of the• Bankrupts Eftate on Thurfdaynext the z ith of
November inftant, at one o'clock preaffely, at the King's Head
Tavern, in the Poultry. in order to eftablifh their rvfpedive
rillits to a Dividend arifng Exam a Sum of Money to be re-
mitted from Philadelphia. E. and T. DAWES,
Angel-court, Throgmorton-ftreet
London, England, 1802-11-09

SOUTHAMPTON.

TAMES THRING and JOHN BURN, Land-
ing Coopers and CommiMon Agents, having commenced
bufinefs together, as above, beg leave to folicit the favours of
their Friends, and to info.rts them, that they have good Va-lts,
and the molt particular attention will be paid to their com-
mands. They requeft that all communications may be made
at, or addreffed to their Accoalpting Houle, No. 42, French-
-1 rat.,--November 1, tBo2.
London, England, 1802-02-22

This day was publifbed, in a neat Pocket Volume, the Seven-
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Boasts, of
THE FESTIVAL OF WIT ; or Small Talker.
Being a Coiled:don of Ban Mots, Anecdotes, &e. of the
molt exalted Chandlers.
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Of whom may be had, the Sixth Edition, with =total Addi-
tions, price as. 6d. In boards, of
The P&L's! of Lose; or a Collation of Cytberean Poems;
containing elegint Tmnflations from Anacreon, Sappho. Mu-
ds% Coluthus, Sec-mins, and innumerable Original Pieces
airier before pub Hiked.