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London, England, 1802-04-16

We rult tliat the Proprietors will ever And us deferring of
the conhil..nee ti.ey have repofed in us.
We hare the honour to be, with great refpecit,
Ladles and Gentlemen,
Your much obliged and faithful fervent%
Eaft India Houfe,l WILLIAM DEVAYNES,
April ts, 'dm S CHARLES GRANT,
STEPHEN LUSHINGTON,
GEORGE SMITH,
WILLIAM THORNTON,
SWENY TOONE.
Is;cyrict to the CREDITORS and DEBTORS of the Late

-
GEO. HEMING, Efq.
ALL Perfons who have any Claim or Demand
on the Eltate or Effedts of Geo. Heming, tate of Wed-
dington, in the County of Warwick, Efq. deceafed, whether
upon Mortgage, Bond, Note, or otherwite, are refpeilively de-
Gred forthwith to tranfmit the particulars thereof to Mr. Geo
Cream& y, of Nuneaton, In the County of Warwick, Attorney
at Law :.u(1 i.O Pcrfona who !toed indebted unto the raid Geo.
Homing, at the time of his deceafe, are &fired forthwith to
pay choir refpedive Debts unto the (aid George Gro.nway,
who is duly authorifed to receive the fame.
London, England, 1802-04-16

MINLRVA OFFICE, LEADENHALL-S'l REF.T.
This day was pubhlhed,
In Three Volumes, IMO. Price 131.4 d fcwed,
SWEDISH MYSTERIES, Or, The HERO
OF THE MINES. A Tale.
Tranflated from a Swedifh Manufcript,
By JOHANSON KIDDERSLAW,
Formerly Mafta, of the Enghib Gramthar School at epfaL
Printed for William Lane, Leadenliall-Kreet; and fuld by
every Bookfeller in the United Kingdom.
Alto juR publilbcd,
Lafeellt ; by MARIAN MOOR[, 3 Volt 123. !cored.
Manta, or the Philofophy of the Day, 3s. 6d. fewed.
Agnes de Lilian, from the German, 3 Vols. 123. loved.
Nobility Run Mad, 4 Villa. z6s. fewed.
Cornelia, or the yiyitie Tomb, 4 Vols. as. fewed.

This day was publithed, in One large Vohnie Odtavo, price iu
Boards 7s,—.The Second Edition of
1 A COURSE of LECTURES on the HOLY
FESTIVALS; with Pradtical Remarks on each; and
Exhortations to amore devout and folernn Obfervance of them.
By SAMUEL GLASSE, p.l). F. R. S.
Redtor of Waultead, Elka, and Chaplain in Ordinary to His
MakftY•
Printed for F. and C. Rivington No. 62, St. Paul's Church-
yard; J.Robless, New Bond-ftret:t ; and H. Gardner, Strand.
N.B.—A few Copies are printed on a Superfine Royal Paper,
price in Boards z 05.641.
Lately publlfhecf, by the fame Author,
A PLAIN and PRACTICAL EX POSITION of the COM-
MANDMENTS, In Ten (hart Dikourfes, with an Introduc-
tion, adapted to general uk. Price in Boardsis.6d and a cheap
Edition for diltributioa, Price bound is, or 11f. a Dozen.
London, England, 1802-04-16

SAITZERLAND.

Botta. Maaca v.—According to a decree of!
the Semite, the condo& of the external relations!
of ti. Helvetic Republic, which according to the
etnnit.:Camal Decree of the agth of May, tBot,l
wa% ir.truned to th: firft Landammann alone, is
now from hencefirth committed to both Lan-
dammanns and their Stadtholders. When the
votes are equally divided, the Landammann who
happen% to be in ace, has a caning vote.--For
tome time the moll abford reports have been
fpread on the partition of Switzerland, on the
cetlion of a part of it to the ei-deraar Grand Duke
of Trscanv, &c. The Flnate, in order to re-
fore there reports, has now decreed a Pi ilaama-
thil to the Helvetic People, in which among
other things it is f01d..." Not only does the
Treaty of Lnneville eftablifb peaceably the inde-
pendence of Helvetia, but the protnifes received
from the FIRST Corson. of the French Republic.l
affure it anew." Of courfe it mull be confidered
by the high contracting Powers, al an affront to
rye credit to the contrary. While the Govern=
roent makes this known for the quieting of the na- '
tion, they are convinced the nation will further
'aloe above all things, the fame of being inde-
pendent.

FRANCE.

PARIS, APRIL to.

'The following is the fpecch of the Cardinal
Legate a /a!, rr, when introduced to the Fu•T
COVSUL

" General FIRST CONSCIL-It is in the name of
tl.l Sovereign Pontiff, and under your aufpices,
General Flasx Coamt. that I come to dilcharge,
amiJft the French people, the auguft functions of
Legate a latent. I come into the midft of a great
and warlike nation, whole glory you have exalted,
by your ccnquells, whole external tranquility you I
have fecured by an univerfal peace, and whole
happinefs you are about to crown, by retloring to'
them the free exercife of the Catholic Religion.
This glory was referved for you, General Conful.
The fame hand which gained battles, and which
figned peace with all nations, reftores fplendour
to the temples of the true Gon, re•edifies his Al-
tars, and re-efiablithes his Worthip. Confum-
inat'!, General Com.ful, this work of wifdom,
which has been fo long defired by thofe under
your Adminiftration. 'Nothing thall be wanting
on my part to contribute to that purpofe. The
faithful interpreter of the fentiments of the So-
vereign Pontiff, the firs and moft pleating of
my
,duties is to exprefs his tender fentiments fur
you, and his affation for all the French. Your
delires (hail regulate the duration of my refidence
with you ; and I (hall not depart, without depofit-
ill in your hands the records of this important
Imitlion, during which you may allure yourfelf I
flail attempt nothing contraty to the rights of the
Government and of the nation. As a pledge of
my (incerity, and the fidelity of my promife, I re.
fer you to my title, my known franknefs of dif-
potitinn, and, I may add, the confidence which
the Sovereign Pontiff, and you yourfelf have re-
puted in me."

The Cardinal Legate then figned the formula of
RA oath, in the Latin language, by which he en-
gages to obferve the conaitution, laws, Ratutes,
and cuiloms of the Republic :
London, England, 1802-04-16

k.i7.);TICZL L.V7117. LLIGEiiCE,

MAILS TI:IS DA V.-W1111) S. W.

t Dublin,
o ‘Vaterford,
French,
o Dutch,
O Hamburgb,

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PORTSMOUTH, APR 11, Ic.

This day arriv,:d tever.il Lail, &c. frcm the
Dov..ns, part of them arc as fullows : Echo,
TuostrSox, bound to Jamaica;
hound to Martinieo ; Harpoon, Usiinw, bound
to Q2ebec ; a Sonthleaman, and Crefcent,
Arrived alfo the traidports, OSBOURNE, Captain
Smith, and the Scipio, both from the Straits, and
are under quarantine ; t.1..e Endeavour, LEE, and
Young Edward, FORSY rit, from Sunderland, with
coals.—Sailed with French prifoners for France
the Neptune, Capt. MARSHALL, Spider brig, Hog.
BART, and two loops, full of pritimers.

SHEERNESS ,APRIL is.
Arrived the AGAMENINOSI, Murcußr, and Ro-
ht VIA'S : the firft has failed for Chatham, :he other
two for the river Thames, to be paid off. The
itaisorraßLE has come into harbour, and the Ye•
TAVIER failed for Chatham.

The Vlieter, Alcefle, Boreas, Redoubt, Hermes,
l'Unite, Daphne, and Shannon, are ail paid off,
and their crews difcharged.
Remain at the Nore, Amphion, Capt. &Ns ET ;
Braak, Captain LEwts; Jamaica, Captain Rost ;
Waakfamheidt, Capt. HALL ; Iris, Hun. Captain
WOODHOUSE ; Albion, Captain HILL ; Autumn,
Capt. RICHARDSON ; Diligence, Capt. JONES; and
Alonzo, Capt. STACKPOLE•
London, England, 1802-04-16

ROMAN ZEMENT.

"MESSRS. PARKER and Co. Bankfide, South•
AT 11/413/4, manufaCture CISIENT or Moavaa, for Building
In Water, which far furpaffes in utility Dutch Torras, or any
other kills! a Mortar. It gives to all kinds of Brick, or Stone
Work, an uncommon degree of ftrength and cohelion. It feta
ender w.:tcr, loon becomes as hard as (tone, and may be es-
poled cirat to the adlion of the La without injury. In all
Buildings, therefore, intended to refill or contain water, this
Cement may be teed with flugular advantage : or it may be
lowered with lime and rand to any defirable degree, for com-
mon pa:pores.
They silo prepare STUCCO for caring Buildings with, of the
fame hard and durable nature as the Cement. It prefixvcs the
walls from wet and damp, and may be executed fo as com-
pletely to referable Stone, at a very moderate expenee. Flat
Paving, Coping, and Gutter Stoma, cheaper than natural
Stone.
London, England, 1802-04-16

FOR SALE BY PUBLIC AUCTION,

At the London Tavern, Foxhole.ltrect, Plymouth, after the
Sale of the Alliltentie, (unlefs difpofed of by Private Con-
trAdt, of which due Notice will be givens)
THE Handfume well-built Copper•bottometi
Brig NILE, of the following Ditueofions,
Length • 100 6
Breadth, • 2s
Depth, • ' so t
Between decks 4 St
Draught of Water • 10 7
Adtneafures 272 71-94 Tots.
She Is a molt complete VeIM for the Weft India or Mediter-
ntnean Trades, about 3 ycart old, Is partially copper-bolted, and
trernailcd, remarkably well found in Sails and Stores, and may
be fort to lea with very little expence.
For Inventories, &c. apply to Mr. John Hawker, merchant,
Plymouth.
London, England, 1802-04-16

NABOB OF ARCOT.

Mr. SH ERIDAN laid he was informed the Morn-
ington Ealt Indiaman, for the arrival of which
he had, at the requeß of his Majcity's Minißers,
pullponed his motion refpeeting the late proceed-
ings in the Carnatici was not expected to arrive
till June. As that was the cafe, he could not, con.
fillently with his duty, defer thefirbjed. He Ihould
therefore bring it forward after the Recefs, being
perfeftly convinced whatever Reps the Company
might have adopted, nothing but the interference
of Yarhament could procure the young Nabob
that redrefs to which he was entitled. If Minifters
had any expeltation of overlxnd difpatchcs, he
would confent to wait a !port time for their ar-
rival.

Mr. VA NSITTA RT Paid he had made the necelfary
inquiry, and was alfured the Mornington was daily
expeded.

ADDRESS OF THANKS TO THE LATE MINISTERS. -

Mr. SHERIDAN Paid, as it appeared to be the in.
tention of a Noble Lord to fubmit a motion upon
a fubjca which highly imported the honour of
Parliament, he wifhed to know on what day he
meant to move that the Houfe Ihould tellify its
gratitude to his Majeny's late Minillers ?
Lord BELGRAVE laid he did not exaaly know,
but he fuppofed about the 4th or sth of May.

MILITIA.

The Englifh Militia Bill paired through a Com-
mittee; awd the report, after a fhort converfation
between Lord BILGRAVF, thCSECRETARY at WAR,
and Sir WM. ELFORD, was received immediately,
and ordered to be taker, into further contideration
on Thurfday fe'nnight, and the Bill to be printed
as amended.
London, England, 1802-04-16

YARMOUTH, APRIL is.

The following merchantmen have put in here
wind bound, viz.—the North Packet, GRANTHON,
bound to Hull ; Eliza and Peggy, MU:ROK, to
Leith; Thomas and Ann, WRIGHT, to Blakeney:
and the Violet, KNIGHT, to Bolton in Lincoln-
fhirc.—Arrived from Liverpool, Tar, CRISP ;
Vigilant, DINGLE; and Nimble, thtoyHART: from
London, Hope, REGMAN ; Ann, GARSON; Silby,
BROEMTZ ; William, HAIL ; Ifabella, STOKER ;
and True Briton, GUNTON. No Packet has yet
arrived from Cuxhaven.—Remain in the Roads
the Blenheim, Admiral DICKSON; the Monarch,
Princefs of Orange, Polyphemus, and Veteran,
men of war; with the Ariadne, Lynx, Kite, and
la Jaloufe, armed brigs ; and la. Vefuve and Ad-
der gun veffels.
London, England, 1802-06-24

BIRTHS.

On Saturday morn/ ,g, it Hertford, tke lady of the Rev.
Thomas Lloyd, of a daughter.
On '1 udday. 23ti nt, the lady of Edmund Miley, 'fq.
M. P. at his hates. at Brampton, of a d..ughter
London, England, 1802-06-24

HOUSE OF COMMONS.

A Meffage from the Lords Rated their Lordiblps' affent to
the Foreign Port Bill, the National Debt Bill, the Innkeepers'
Allowance Bill, the Audlion Duty Exemption Bill, the Cons-
miffieners of Excife Reiteration of Goods Bill, the kith Chan.
cam's Annuity Bill, the Irith 6 per Cent. Duty, kidaeal BM,
the Tortola Trade Bill, the kik Controverted EDips
and the Marine Mutiny BilL
The Order which Rood for to-morrow relative to the ad-
journed Debate on Finance, was difchasged, on the motion of
Mr. Vanfittart, and fixed for Friday.
Mr. WA LLAC It, adverting to the garbled ftatemcnt which
had appeared iu feveral Newfpapers, under the title of a letter
from the reputed fon of the late Nabob of Arcot to certain
perfons in this country, obferved, that the ftrange reports which
were circulated abroad in confequence of this Ratement was
the ground of a motion he thought it neetffary to fubmit to the
Houfe, in order that the public might be put in poffeifion of
the genuine copy of this letter. He therefore moved, that there
be laid before the Houk a copy of a paper, purporting to be a
letter from Haffan All, the reputed fon of the late Nabob of
Arcot, to fames Stewart Hall and Samuel Johnfon, Efqrs.—
After a few words by Mr. Law and the Speaker, the motion
was agreed to.

Mr. Reuss brought up the Report of the Committee on
qtepropEkty of building certain apartments for the mconuneo-
London, England, 1802-06-24

CEMENT.
ROMAN

MESSRS. PAliiECanii::;.Banirlide, Smith.
mmufadture CEMENT or MORTAR, for Buildin
in Water, which tar furpaircs in utility Dutch Terras, og any
other kind o: 14.rtar. It g;ves to all kinds of Brick, or Stout.
Work, an uncommon degree of ftrength and cohefion. It let,
under vriter, food becomes as hard as (tone, and may be ex-
-ofed even to the adtion of the fen withal, injury. in all
Buildings, therefore, intended to refit or contain water. this
Cement may be ufed with fingulas advantage : or it may be
lowered withltme and fond to any delirable degree, for com-
vionpurpofes. _ _

. .
They alfo prepare STUCCO for caring Buildings with, of the
fame hard and durable nature as the Cement. It prt ferveo the
with from wet and damp, and may be executed fo as
com-
Idetrly to refemble Stone, at a very moderate expeacc. Flat
Paving, Coping, and Gutter Stones, cheaper than natural Stone-
London, England, 1802-06-24

RAMC INTELLIGENCi.

DISTkIIIUTION QF Pk t E-MONEY.—enle DIA•
moNo, for the capture of the. Frederiche Moltke
and Vrow Judith, will be paid on Eli: IJiamond's
arrival in Port.

The gun-veal-1s BITER and Asr, ffr the capture
of the Jane galliot, will he paid on Saturday, the
26th inil. at No. 12, Upper Thames-arcet.
La Pommis, for the capture of the Minerva,
will be paid at Salter's-hall-court, on Tuefday, the
6th of July.
DEAL, JLYME 23.—Arrived and failed for the
River the ANK STEWART, from Bengal, in 58
days from St. Helena.—Arrived the SAVAGE floop
of war from a entire, and remains.

PORTSMOUTH, JUNE 23.—Arrived the Ceres,
Rocuas, and the Role, JENKINS, from Welted-Ord.
PLYMOUTH, JUNE 22.—Arrived the Anna Re•
gina, EUENSON, from Dram.

FROM LLOYD'S LIST.
GRAVIStN D, Just 23.--Paited by the Elizabeth, Stephen•
fon, from Jamaica; Albion, Davis, from Venice; and the
Prince of Wales, Gilling, from Boulogne. Sailed the Helena.
Harris, for Hamburgh ; Alfred, —, for Newfoundland;
Elizabeth, Ruby, for Rouen ; Generous Friends, Broo:;s, for
Havre ; Amanda, ---, for Bourdeaux ; Drie Gefuft'rs,
Fronk, for Ghent; Frederick, for (Mend; Caroline,
Thorne, and Heb; Jones, for Calais.
London, England, 1802-04-29

PARLLIMENTARr PROCEEDINGS.

• HOUSE OF LORDS, WEDNESDAY, APRIL ii.
Hord Coonfel In the Scotch Appeal cask, the Bombers
et. the Magillrates of Edinburgh, and deferred farther proceed--
bp thereon till to-morrow.
Read and forwarded la thelr refpedive Rages the feveral
DIM on the table..

Nine public and private DM front the Comatoes, brought
op by Mr. A kiasder, Mr. Hobboufe, and other Members,
were received. and ordered to lie on the table.
Deferred bearing Couniel no Lane's Divorce tmTad.
day. —Adjourned till to-morrow.
London, England, 1802-04-29

WARM SEA WATER BATHING,
RA MSG ‘TB, ISLE OP THANrr
JDYASON, Proprietor of the Warm ;ea Water
• Baths, at Ramfgate, begs leave gratefully to acknowledge
the Favours recasts! bit Sedan. and alfu the Waal Support
he bas experienced, by keeping them Open during the Winter
Months; and molt refpeßfully informs the Nobility, Gentry,
and Public in general, that by reafon of fame particular re-
pairs now reguiate to be done, he is snider the meaty at
gapping the Bathing from this time tiU Monday the 3d day
of May, when they will again be opened untiar the nasal
'Perms and Regulation,.
Printed Particular of which may be had at the Warm Baths ;
alto information refplding Lodging Houks,by addrelling Let.
ters (poll paid) t• J Drafon.
Bath Houk, April 34th, iSot.
London, England, 1802-04-29

LAW INTELLIGENCE.

KING', BENCH, GUILDHALL, APRIL s 7.
SI•W‘ON W. H•RTSINCIE •ND OTNIRS.
• This was an &Rion on two bills of exchange, one
for 3541. and the other for 3081. brought by the
Plaintiff as indorfee againft the Defendants, Melfrs.
Hartfinck, Hutchinfon, and Playfair, as acceptors.
Playfair had fuffered judgment by default, and
Hartfinck and Hutchinfon had pleaded their bank-
ruptcy : and the due allowance of their Certificate
under the fame. The Plaintiff had replied that the
certificate was not available, it having been ob-
tained by the payment of certain fums of money
to feveral of the creditors, to induce them to fign
it ; and by the Defendants having within a year
previous to their bankruptcy, loft more than tool.
by (peculating in the funds, in violation of the
provifions of the sth Geo. 11. As the circum-
dances of this trial are nearly fimilar to thofe we
have detailed on a former occafion, and the venial
precifely the fame, we (hall confine ourfelves to a
very britf ftatement. The Defendants were the
proprietors of a Bank, denominated the Security
Bank, the principle of which was, that of lilting
its notes upon the faith of property pledged as a
fecurity for their payment : the hiftory of the very
(port reign of this eftabliihment is too well known
to render it necellary to dwell upon it. It was
proved by the teftimony of the fame witneffes who
were examined in the former cattle of Beatfon
again& Hartfinck, that the fecurities held by fe-
veral creditors were brought up, in order to obtain
their fignatures to the certificate ; and it was alfo
proved that the Defendant, Hartfinck, had ad-
mitted that his failure was owing to loffes he had
experienced in confequence of flock jobbing tranf-
aetions—h appeared fomewhat doubtful whether
Hutchinfon, who was a Clergyman, and had lent
his name to the firm, was privy to thefe gambling
tranfattions, the Jury therefore returned a verdiet
in favour of the Plaintiff as to Hartfinck, but con-

firmittory of the certificate of Hutchinfon .
London, England, 1802-04-29

DI ED.

On the 23c1 Feb. loft, at St. Bartholomew's, Mr. Join Hard-
man. merchant, formerly of Larscaller.
On Sunday fennight, 7212, Mrs. Allan. wife of Capt. Al-
lan; of the Gardner and , Greadandmen, or Hu&
At Cuttinghsan, the t Init. aged 66, Mrs. Hardy, wife of
Mr. Wm. Hardy, of that. plate—She was taken ill on fbe t rb•
and died on Sunday evening.
At Hull, on Saturday !aft, Went Ward, mariner, aged et.
He fubfilled the latter part of his life by delineating (kips in per-
(*live in various direetions, with fuel accuracy, united to a
beautiful execution, that his drawings are real reprefentations
of different !tips particularly belonging to that post. The fine
arts in this department have loft an individual that is rarely to
be equalled, and feldom furpaffed.
A few days ago, the Rev. John Cook, of Rillington, near
Mahon, clerk, by whole death the following livings are Itemmr
vacant, viz. the Reebories of Thorp Baffet and Condom, the
vicarage of R illington,and the tunics of Scampfton, Lowthorp,
and Rufton Pam, alibi the Eaft Riding of Yorkfltirc. •
On Wednefday fe'nnight,at Scarborough, aged ss, Mr.. John
Cock crill, of that place, !hip owner.
On Sunday fennight, in the 73d year of his are, Mr. John
Brook ; and on Friday his lifter, Mrs. Sarah Brook, both ui
York.

At Chats-ton, near Alton, Hants, aged 8z years, the Rev.
John Hinton, 53..yekrs redior of that Parilh.
On the z ztb 'nit In London, Mr. Bel, of Borisdale, a con-
fiderahle woolleskmanufadturcr and anus very sowed 'discard
On the I sth Wit aged tis, Mrs.Grilitirrelid.ut (WM'
hte Mims of the Collegiate Church, Mambo:Bar. -
Same day, Mrs. Trask, agcd yd.
On the I4th hi& aged is, Mifs Sophia daughter of
Mr. John Bridge, of Frodisam.
London, England, 1802-04-20

Sir Patina: Madyeophant, Mr. COOKE,
wbi,:b will be added the New Grand Pantomime Drama,in
Two Parts, called
BRAZEN MASK.
This Fvening—The Cabinet ; with Brazen Malt

FASHIONABLE DANCING BY Ma. ALLEN,
PRI VATELY Taught to Ladies and Gentle-
ea. have never learnt this seeompllib-
-1:lg.:A, or nut to.viern ,r,• N. 110P110,..'
SAAD•STAI.IIT, Glen-Swan, and No. to, GREAT ALM.
bvt ET, Goodman s-Fluids. They are taught on a plan par-
ticularly calculated for thole towboat it is an ohjeet to acquire
it cuped'aiouily, privately, and in the firft ftyle of (gluon.
Foreigners, Officers and Country Refidents, who may wiffi to
karn ill a kw day, may Board and Lodge, privately, in the
Node. and receive conftant inftrutftion.
There A c..demies are open all the Summer, and though t'ey
are princlpafty for grown-up People, yet Children arc alto in.
ttruEled twice a week on the ufual terms • and if not brought
tlnv:.rd, as much in one year, as at Schools in general in two.
No ch-rge made for their initrudUon.
~* Mr. ALLEN difowna all prefect concern with his late
Aca,lemy in Hay don-lquare.

WANTED. NEXT

TATIOI

NXTA.NTED, in one of the Weaern Counties
T of England, the next Prefentatlon to a Living, from
vol. to :Soot. per annum ; if eligible a larger Income would not
be objeeted to.
Apply to Meas. Ward, Dcnnetts, and Grata, Soliciton;
Henrictta-ftrect, Covent-garden, London.

A NY One or niore Perfons, who can command
A. from mow to soma have an opportunity of forming
a Partnirfhip in an eftablilbed Woollen Manufmilory, from
10.,:ch they will receive at leaft 12 per Cent. on the Capital

employei.
The molt fatilfaetory References will be given and required.
Aaidrefs by Leta. (pott-paid) to Mars. Noble and Hunt,
Jcferys•fqusre, Saint Mary Axe.

NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
THE Creditors of John Nelbitt, Edw. Stewart,
and John Neibitt the younger, of Aldermanbary, in the
City of London, Merchants, lie defired to fend an account of
their debts, and the nature of the fecurities they hold for the
fame, to Mars. Norris and Robinfon, Lincoln's Inn, the So-
licitors to the Conuniffion, in order that the proof of their
drbes may be prepared previous to the meeting under the Com-
eniflon.

NOTICE to the CREDITORS and DEBTORS of the late
GE9. HEMINO, Efq.
ALL Peffons who have any Claim or Demand
on the Eftate or Weds of Gco. Nettling, late of Wed-
is.:ertn, in the County of Warwick, Efq. deceafai, whether
upon !.fert,Tage, Bond, Note, or otherwik, are refpcdlively de-
filed fortwith to tranfmit the particulars thereof to Mr. (co.
Grecr.w-y, of Nuneaton, in the County of Warwick, Attorney
at I,xw . and all Perfons*ho Road indebted unto the faid Geo.
Ilentir7, at the time of Ida dceeafe, are defired forthwith to
Dry thtir refpeCtive Debts unto the Paid George Grecnvray,
who is duly autborifed to revive the fame.
London, England, 1802-04-20

PRIVATE LETTER.

PA a ts,AraiL 15.—J, The marked anxiety which
has prevailed here for fome days, palt, relpeEling
the Rate of affairs in Sr. Domingo, was excited by
reports of a very alarming nature, and which ob.
tained the snore credit, as the Government did not
publifh the IA advices clown to the cieparture of
the veffel. I (hall give you the outline of thefe re•
p 'rts, but without vouching for them further than
by faying, th tt they have obtained much credit in
th caph

'• The refult of the battle which it is known was
to take place betwzen the forces of LECLERC and
the Rebel Chief, was moti unfortunate, it is Paid,
for the French army. The latter was difperfed on
feveral points, and weakened by forming numer-
ous garrifons. This being obferved by the Rebels,
they fell on the divifion of the French under the
command of General Roc HAMBEAU, which they
defeated. This veteran General, and HUMBER r,
who commanded the expedition to Ireland, ate
mentioned as having fallen in the conflict. The
Rebels, following up this advant.ige, attacked
feveral other divifions, and compelled General
LECLERC to EetECBE.-•—SUCh is the furious extent of 1
the rumours in circulation.
" The Feftival of Sunday next, though it be the
general topics does not prevent the general and
increafing complaints againft the Concordat. It
was highly impolitic, na doubt, to publith the
Oath to be taken by the Bilhops and Priells,
c. to inform the Government of any plot that may
he forming againft it. In order tp infare a gra.
cious reception to the Clergy, the Government
thould not have begun by introducing il;etn in the
charaCter of (pies and informers I There is a fimi-
tar abfurdity in ;rising military difplay with the
ceremonies of religion. Of this I had a proof on
Sunday 10, when the dnigoons of the guard
laughed outright at the fiirmality of the confccra-
tipp. An intelligent Frenchman oliii:rved on that
oceicion, " that during the Revolutioa many
churches had been turned into :trrackg, but that
he law it was no: fo eafi to convert barracks into
churches."
London, England, 1802-04-20

BRITISH ZOOLOGY.

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Of an entirely New and Elegant Work,
'THE NATURAL HISTORY OF BRITISH
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MARRIED.

At Ilerniita7e, county of Tipperary, William Caron. of
Emil CAM:. King', c..Unty, Efq. to Mils Jackfon, eldeft lifter
of George Jackion, Efti.
War. Coat, Mrahall-ftrect,Dribtin,Efq. to Mifi Eleanot
Cannon. daushter of Mark Cannon, Efq.
Chas. Bury, of Sackville-ftreet, Dublin, Efq. to Miff Boo-
yngc,uf DOWIIIIII4, county of Kildare.
On Riturday lA, at St. Mary, Aldermary, Thomas Crook,
Ffq. of Baldwin's-court, Cloak-lane, Solicitor, to Miff Jacob,
late of Peterborough, Northaroptonfhire.
On the rth intlant, Mr. William Gordon, ftationer in For-
far, to Miff Jane Ure, daughter of the deceafed John Urr, Efq.
late Sheriff Clerk of Forfarfhire.

At Ketta4l, on the 4th iratant, Mr. Georg,. Chamlcy, to
Miff HoJgfon, daighter of the lute Mr. Batty Hudgfott, 'ohne-
coullt, and one of the Aldermen of Kendal.
___ _ .

At Blackburn, on the sth init. Mr. John Crufsley, of Bolton
Hall, flogbton, near Itlackburn, to Mifs March, of l'lrartng-
ton—his fifth wife.

1)11-.1).

At Edinburgh,the 9th init. Mrs. Elizabeth Cummin, relic%
of the deccafed Mr. basic', late otHartfide.
At Edinbitr:;h, the eth init. Mr, JameaColiitr, merchant.
At Craighead, the 6th init. Mr. Robert Nicholfon, fai9or to
Sir Hew Da.rymple Hamilton, of Bargeny and North Berwick.
On the pit init. at Rochdale, Henry Ormerod, M. I).
At Kiminuk, the 6th init. the Rev. Thonuis Ogilvie, Mi-
outer of that parilh.
At Lanark, the 6th init. Mr. Jame* 1. nd, furgeon.
At LatigLolzu, the sth ink Mrt. Little, widow of hte. John
Little, merchant.

Saturday fe'nnizbt. Mrs. Ship'.ey. of Mookweartnouth; Ale
was driving a fingle botfr chaife, with her mother Mts. Grcr
when unfortunately the chalk was overturned. Mrs. Shipley
had two or three of bee ribs broken, her arm brake in two
places, and Ma was otherwife much ►ruffed. Mrs. Grey was
not hurt.

On Sunday fr'nnight, at Chawton, near Alton, aged Ss year+,
the Rev. John Hinton, who during 38 years, had been talus.
of that parifh.
At Kilboy, county Tipperary, Mrs. Bertrard, wife of Thos.
Bernard, of Caltietown, King's county, Efq.
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HOL LAND.

NACUI, APLIL 110....-A Proclamation has beer
publifhed at Antwerp, in both the French and
Dutch languages, declaring the Scheldt free, and
inviting all merchants to take advantage of this
important liberty.
Amu. 2.—CitizensVan Spaan Van Voorilonde,
and Weftreenan Van Themant, appointed by the
Government of State Miniliers Plenipotentiaries
at the C. In of Vienna and Stockholm, have al.
ready, in that capacity, paid their vifits to the Di-
plomatic Body reeding here.
The once moll invetemtc enemies of England
begin to look towards that country with a more
favourable eye than hitherto, conceiving it highly
politic to be in poifeffion of a check, should their
formidable friends hereafter be difpofed to alit too
much on the fcore of former fervices I

It was alwaysthe view of the Old States Gene-
ral, in efpoufing the intereft of England, to pro-
vide for the safety of our commerce, and the fe-
curity of our foreign poffiffions in time of war, as
confidering that country more formidable on the
ocean than themfelves or Fiance. This too was
the invariable maxim of the Pais c E of ORANGE, to
which he was flimulated by a pure love for his
country, and not, as has fo often and fo fucceff-
bid y been reprefented to his pre; udice, private par-
tiality for his illuftrious relation on the throne of
X.ngland. Ana thole who operatru ills ruin tor
this crime, begin now to fee the neceffity of pur-
Cuing the fame meafures.
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This entertaining work is the production of an ingenionl
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the Herculaneum alfo, are well detailed. Tiffs itarke has very
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HAMPSHIRE.

VALUABLE. FREEHOLDS, in the Town of PORTSEA
and its Environs—TO 10: SOLD,
VALUABIJ FREEHOLD PROPERTY,
cligilily fitt mted. on the South Side of QUEEN-S*l'R EET,
in thc TONVIII of PORTSEA; valuable Freehold awound, ad-
joining the London Road, at New Town, Mile EnJ, near
Portfmouth, and various Plots of Meadow and Arable Land,
&tutted in the Common Fields adjacent therto; which will be
fold to the belt bidders, in 19 Lots, before As.; t. '3,10 vacs.,
Efq Deputy to His aajefty's Rent mbrancer of the Court of
Exchequer, on Tburfday, the 32d Day of April, dot, begin-
ningat Three &chick in the Afternoon, at the Crown Inn, in
the Tow n of Portimouth, by virtue of a Decree of the Court of
Eichequer.—Pardeelars may be had ;gratis) at the Exchequer
Office, in the Inner Temple; of Mars. Boaters and Martin, So-
licitors, Furtilvars Inn; and of Mr. Simmons, Surveyor, Cole-
nian-flreef, London, (where Plans may be ken); of Mr.Ealt-
man. Portico, (where Plans alto may be ken); and at the Place
DiSale; Ukewife at the Dolphin, Gofport ; Swan, Chicheiter;
Bcar !np, Havant; and George, Southatipton.
London, England, 1802-06-12

FROM LLOYD'S LIST.

but, Join t t.--Arrived and Wed for the
the Hope, Hoaocarrits Hiodoftadain-
VITT ; and the Henry Addington, .Waiesedaszo,
from China.—Wind S. W.' •

GRAYESEND• June 111....Pa1itl by the Venera-
ble, AGNES, from Honduras; Phcenix,MOTTATT;'
and Lortl Hawkelbury, DONALDSON' from Bom-
bay ; Mary Ann, Bftaion, from Berbice; Roby,
Watss, from Martinique; Canada, —, from
Jamaica; Hope, Hicits ; and the Admiral Net.
fon, —, from Lillant.-L-Sailed the Gitwell,
Sam, for the Eaft Indies ; Eagle, —, for
Bourdeaus ; Levant, DRYDEN, for Hamburgh;
-Eve, CHURCH, for Lillson ; Favourite, PRATT. for
Belfa1; Charlotte, Piiiistrs, for Dublin; Pro'.
vellern for Norway ; Induftry, ---; and
Vrow tern,
Emir, for Rouen.
London, England, 1802-06-12

FOR THE GROWTH OF HAIR.

THE Proprietors of STIRACIA's ITALIAN
OILS fur the HAIR. beg leave to acquaint the Nobility,
Gentry, and Public in general, that, they have taken a houfc,
No. 94, Newman Itreet, near Oxford-!trees, for the fate of
thole much admired Oils, which have been ut.d with fo much
fucztfs, for thefe fourteen years, for making the Ilair grow on
bald places, alto thick and ion:, and to prevent its falling off
which it will in twenty-four hours.—All Fatuilics, Schools,
and Venders, in town or country, may be fuppited, wholetala
or retail, as alum, on the fhorteft notice, with good allowance
.to fell again...... And as many Ladles and Gentle-111m find the in-
convenience of the prefent fallen of wigs, and repent they
ever cut their hair off, by nen: the 011 s in time they may re-
(tore It, and binder it from turning grey.
Sold alto, as ufual, at Wdliants, Pallmtall; Golding, Gornhill ;
Homphry, Oaford-itreet; fdetealf,'Hotborn-hilli and ons C. op
in molt principal towns in Great Britain, at ss. a pot, or al. t 4a
vgdozen...-It is a private haute.

WHITE HANDS have eVer been efteemed a
perfonal beauty in both Sexes, and in come parts of
Eusope are effential to Perfons of Rank.. The BANDANA
SOAP, or lddb.a Waking Cakes, puffers the peculiar property
of giving the *Holt esquifite delicacy of teatUre, and tr.conedv-
able fairnefs to the Hands which are cenftantly walked • with
this Soap only; and tkiecilias are empredneed too flidally,
as if by pain, but gratikutily, by corWtk an the imperfedions
of the Oiln ; and, when once prod:L.ol, which they arc certain
to be by perfeverance, they' are permanent. Even in cafes
where the kin has been injured by hour or other violence, the
lsardnefs and merfenefs are effedmally, Infallibly, and mina-
.nently removed, anti fumeeded by Inteothners, fairriefa, and
delicacy of appearance, which cannot be acquired by any
other means whatever. To people of Whlnn, and others 1. ho
%sue Dec injured the texture of their !kin, the filmier excel-
lence of the Bandana Soap will beuvldene after the &ft time
of ufing it.
Sold, by appointment, price only rs. each cake. by Cocked,
No. nag, Strand, fcvcuth honk from Temple-bar • Mr. pun-
nett, N 0,3, Chlapride ; Mr. Glees, 14.1.32, o;f6rd-fttect;
Mr. Newton, l.b. tad, corner of Great Rnlfcl Rivet; Mr.
Goldimp.Ne. 42, Curnl4ll; Gawk and Lea, Ncw Bead itrcet ;
Dangernshrs [Amy, Berkley-fquare ;
feller, &Mel t Mr. *'town, Georgc:ftreet, natb; Xis Gies,
fon, Duhe-greet, I.iverinoll Mt. War.); L.w e‘tc, ;
and bp alLrefpetnabk Puferesevlivr:
London, England, 1802-06-12

SHEERNESS, JUNE li.

Arrived the Svtomant.nbornb-vetfer; and the
MALAMPUS, front the Mediterranean: the latter
failed up the river Thames.—The AICHIR ell•
velfel arrived and failed again on a cruize.—Che
LYNX !loop failed for Harwich $ and the TALT.II.
nns bomb.veffel, for the Thames.
London, England, 1802-06-12

LOYAL GREENWICH VOLUNTEERS.
Greenwich, May se, 1302.
AT a Meeting of the Committee for conducting.
.1- the affairs of the Loyal Volunt.asrs of this Parifh, and of
the Illackhcath Troop of Volume( r Cavalry, held this day, In
the. Vary Room of the fan! Pardh,
RICHARD HULSE, Efi. In the Chair,
It was unasairimully rdolved, That the Thanks of the COll2
mitt= be given to M..jur Castrazta., and the iev.mal °lacers,
Nuo-CoratuiDoned Gingers, and Privates of the Loyal Green-
wich Veletizrs, and alto to Captain FORMAN, and the (eve-
n' Officers, Nan-Conuniffloned Mein, and Privates of the
Loyal lilackbeath(Troop of Volunteer Cavalry, for the promp-
titude and liberality with which they originally Rood forward
in defence of their Country, at a time of the mot/ imntinent
danger; and for the (pint, loyalty, and energy, which upon all
ocealions they have raanirefteig fence their isroliment.
Refolvell, That the Thanks of the Committee be givedts
the Chairman for his aoudad in the Chair.

itetuived, That there Ftefolations be Ligned by the Secretary,
and ,)111,11fhed in the STAR anti Times.
(Signed) JOSEPH MARTYR, Secretary.
London, England, 1802-06-12

FINANCI.

The Cuascita.oa of the Excusivesi gave no-
tice that he would on Monday, in the Committee
of Supply, move the Army Extraordinaries, and
alto certain Refolntions founded upon the Mi.
mates on the Table ; and in the Committee of
Ways and Means would propofe the iffue of five
millions of Exchequer Bills. He added, that he
would, at the fame time, take the opportunity of
fubmitting a conneaed view of the whole finances
of the country for the prefcnt year.
Mr. TIIII.IIIIT pollponed from Wednefday till
Thurfday next his intended motion refpetling Fi-
nance. IRISH ZUDGIT.
•

Mr. Forrsz exprefred a with, as it was not in.
tended to bring forward the EngMb Budget until
Monday, that that with refpea to Ireland_
be deferred till the fame day; as both were fo in-
timately conflated, he thought it .defirable ; and
as fame of the Papers he had long glace moved
for were not yet prefented.
Mr. Coaav kid, that he had very frequently
deferred his propofed Ratement of the hint Ways
and Means; yet unwilling to refute any accom-
modation, particularly to a perfon fo converts=
with, and fo interefted in the affairs of Ireland, as
the Right Hon. Gentleman, he would comply with
his requell As to the account alluded to by the
Right Hon. Gentleman, he hoped he ( Mr.C. ) would
nand acquitted of any difpofition to withhold the
moR &till:glory information from the Houle.
London, England, 1802-06-12

HUDDERSFIELD, IN THE COUNTY OF YORK.
T a Meeting of the Town and Neighbour-
.l-11. hood of Huddersfield, held at the Gcorge Inn, on the
7th tiai of Jure, ISM
JOSH, RADCLIFFE, Efq. In the Chair,

was ananimoully Refolved--That the Cocos of the Hu d-
dendlold Women, commended by Sir George Armytage,
&AM having enrolled dietufelvea with a very Loyal and be-
coming Spirit, to Defence of their King and Country, and in
fupport of the Cbuftitutlon and Laws, whcrthy they have
greatly contributed to the General Tranquility In Times the
molt alarmists; they. have afforded ea acanthi ferelee to the
St•Wiatwitopforcd an kiekoltligation ma tile Town eau Ncigi.-
boushoo4ll4 PartiOdar•
'That this I:pwnlind Neighbourhood entomb] a due Cede
of Gratitude to the laid Corps, and take this public method of
retumin• to them ilk* moft cordial Thanks.

Tbat a Cory of the. above Refolotions be prefenteJ to Sir
George Attnytage, by JaiLyti Itatlehlte. fag. Chairman, with
are ft thee he will eawetwadaite the fame to the Corps.
London, England, 1802-06-12

CARMARTHENSHIRE.

AT a Meeting of the County. of Carmarthen,
A. hold at Llandtlo. in the raid County, on Monier the
7th day of June, 1802,

TILOMAS OWEN, Sheriff, is the Chair,

It arse unanimonfly Refolved-1 hat the Addrrfs on the
happy Reitora:ion of Puce to thi4 Country, moved by Lord
llynevor, and feconded by John Wlviann Hughes, I,:fq. be
preancal to his Majeity.

That the Addrcfs be Aped. by the High Sheriff, in the
Name of the County, and be prefented to his Mildly by the
High Shaiff, and that Sir Jana Hamlyn, the Member for
the County, be tt.lutdttal to accompany, the Sheriff on that
Occafiun.

That the Thvois of this Meeting be given to the ILigh
Sheritf for his readmit's in calling the Meeting.

That the Ref 'intim, of the Meeting be inferted in the
Briftol and Hereford Papers, and in one of the London Daily
Evening hipere.

THOMAS OWEN, Sheriff.
London, England, 1802-06-15

NAUTICAL INTELLIGENCIL

COWES, JUNE 13.
Arrived the Fanny, CHAS. WALLEITIIto from
Batavia, with pepper .6.d coffee; and Eliza, Bea.
WARD, from Sumatra, laden wholly with pepper,
American (hips, to wait for orders: the voyage of
the Fanny, we conceive, mnft be allowed by nau-
tical men to be the qnickeft ever known to India.
On the 28th Ottober, 18os, the failed out of Cowes
Harbour, and on 2d Nov. 101 l fight of Scilly, and
the 4th Feb. 1802, the anchored in Batavia. Capt.
M.ALLEsrsa was exaaly one Month taking on
board his loading : on the loth March the Fanny
left Batavia, reached St. Helena the 3d May, and
quitted it the sth, and on the 12th inf. (he re-
turned to Cowes—having performed the voyage
to Batavia and back in ieven months and a half.
London, England, 1802-06-15

ARRIVED.

In the Downs--Eliza, Halmon, from Bengal, Camatle.
—,from China; Mentor, Simpfon, from Martinique; Ncp-
Wilfon, from Tobago ; and Ruby, Mafillye front
Cluirkflon.
At Portlinouth—Windham, Graham, from China ; and the
Fanny. Matthews, from Dominique.
At Briftol--Minerva. Hardie, from Jamaica; Welt Indian,
Shear*, frren St. Vincent's; Caledonia, Bowden, from Tri-
Mdad ; and King David, Skelton, from Nrvis.
At Liverpool.—Prudence, —. from Philadelphia ; Ceres,
Elliott, from Trinidad; General Green, Miller, from Bald-
mote; Sadao, Adams; Minerva, Johnfun; and George and
Harriett, from Charlelton ; Harriet, Collins,from Mont-
ferratt ; General Wathington, Davis, from New Orleans ;
Amnia', Wigan ; and Duke of York, Ivglifit, from Demerara.
At Tobago—Ameba, Watfon, from Loudon; and Trelawny
Planter, front Leith.
At m. Vint me:A—Roll Edward, ---; from Liverpool.
At Antigaa—Lady Kimnaire, —, from Dublin.
At Poole—Penelope, Pari-er, from Demerara.
At Duacrara—Ranger, Walker, from Liverpool; John,
Stickk ; and Boras, Petty, from London.
At Jamaica—Socecfs, Burton, from Baltimore; Rofina,
Nl•Kini;:y, from Leith; Ann, Atkins; Echo, Nortice ; Weft-
roorield, Wylie; and the Northumberland, Wake, from
London.

MARRIED.
On the Bth Intl. at Geanies, in Rohihire. Sir Georre Steuart
Mackenzie. of COOLMackenzie. Bart. to Miff Mary M`Lentl,3 th daugh-
ot Donald M 41.01.1. Efq. of Geanies.

DIED.
On Friday la& Mr. Roos, the Windier. lit was fcizell on
the Tociday prendhig with ate arop!eaie Broke in the Court
of lisehituer, as he was beginning to addrefs the Jury. He
MOW recovered from the attack.
At Barrogill Cattle, on the in init. In the 13th year of his
MN, John I urd Borrledale, e!c'efi fsu of the Right !Lomita-al&
James tart of Caithnefs.
On Friday WI, Mrs. Pidcoek, wife of Mr. Pidcnck, Surgeon,
at Watford, Herts.
Wcdnefday morning. Mrs. Mills, wire of Captain Mills, of
Hampficad Read. This lady was formerly well known and
much admired for her mufical powers, fita ate Mds
and afterwards as Mrs. Vincent. She left the Stage on marry-
ing Captain Mills, and accompanied him to India. Captain
Mllb is the only furvivor of thche who were in the Mack Hole
at Calcutta.
A few days fume, In Penthrolsefhire, Captain Iludel Burr, of
the Navy. •