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London, England, 1802-08-07

FALMOUTH, AUGUST 4.

Arrived this day the Ship Harmony, Capt.
Dookra, from the Bay of Honduras; laft from
New York, with mahogany, after a palrage of 36
days, bound for London; alto the PETERILLBOOp of
war, oft 6 guns, Capt. LA 141101 t N, and has detained
and brought in with her, on fufpicion of having
contraband goods on board, the French lugger
Capt. MiNoyss, from Noirmontier, with
falt : the PET IR EL L failed again on a mire. Ar-
rived likewife the Ship Diana, Capt. BRITTON ;
and the brig Flora, Capt. Ewan, both from Lon-
don, to take in tin, &c. for Smyrna; the Ameri-
can brig Mentor, Capt. TRIVET, in 35 days from
Cbariefloten, with rice, for orders ; the ABSONA
revenue cutter, from a cruize; the Lark, PARSONS,
from Portfmouth ; and the Remond, COOPER,
from Cowes. Put in by contrary wind the fol•
lowing Dutch (hips of war from St. Domingo,
tali from Norfolk, where they have been repairing,
after a p.tffage of fix weeks :

The Brutus, - of 64 guns, Admiral HAITIMICIL
Neptunin, of 64 - Opt. ICROPFT.
Jan dt Wilt, of 64 - Capt. W L
And the Nix, of tt - Capt. Pool.

The thip Airociation, which arrived on Saturday
lilt in 35 days from Wilmington, with tobacco,
and failed again for Rotterdam, (poke in lat.
48. 46. long. 30. IS. the brig William, Capt.
Human, from Liverpool, bound to St. John's,
Newfnunlland, all well. Sailed the brig Ballet,
Capt. l'oacuast, for London; the (hip Thames,
Mota►LL, for Demerara ; the brig Three Bro.
theta, WESCOTr, for Liverpool; Unity, JENKINS,
far Guernfey ; Generous Friends, ELMY, for
Limerick; Railleigh, revenue cutter, Berms, on
a cruize ; John and William, HAMDEN, for New.
haven ; and the Harmony, TaouzaL, for Jerfey.
The QUEEN CHARLOTTE packet, MUDGE, with the
!nails of the 4th infl. for Jamaica and Barbadoes ;
and the LORD CHARLES SPENCER packet,COATES..
troa•H, for New York and Halifax, with mails of
the fame date, will fail on Sunday next.
London, England, 1802-08-07

ivAVTICAL INTLLIdaNct.

DUBLIN, AUG. 3.

On Tuefday and Wednefday his Majefty's
fhipsNIGER,EuItI.IS,TH ET IS, DIYEER. and BLONDE,
with the Harmony, Zephyrus, and William and
Ann tranfports, arrived at the Cove of Cork from
the Mediterranean, having on board the following
regiments: ,7th, Sad, 35th, z3d, sd, or Queen's.
The necelary precaution of placing there 'hips
under quarantine has of courfe been obferved ;
however we are happy in Rating, that all the troops
are in excellent health, fo that an order may
ganrtly be expelled for their difembarkation.
The Ardent tranfport, with the Antient Irifh
Fencibles, from Plymouth, is arrived at Cove.—
The greater part of this regiment were difcharged
in England, the remainder are to be difensbodied
at Cove immediately.
London, England, 1802-08-07

DANTZICK, JULY 9.

The prices of Rye continue to deeliae. A few days ago.
good Rye was bought at 3p B. per left it is now gc.
M LN4O e The pri:es of Corn at Gother.borg have lately
rif n a little. The ratite Is the coal:Mashie espartation to
Holland.
London, England, 1802-02-09

FROM LLOYD'S LIST.

DEAL, FEB. B.—Sailed through the Downs the
Perfeverance, for the Eta Indies.—Sailed
the SANTA TkRESA and RESOURCE frigates for
Sheerners.—Came down the MARQyts or WEL-
LESLEY for the Eaft Indies, and remains.—Wind
S. W.

GRAVESEND, FEB. B.—Sailed the John, STU K L E,
for Demerara ; Four Friends, BIC KE R TON, for
Cork ; and Union, BROWN, for Guernfey ani
Jerfey.

Captain CUMBERLAND is appointed to the Do-
lts frigate, vice BRISBANE, who is appointed to the
TRENT ; and Captain BAKES, of the THETIS,
armed en jute, is prorhoted to the rank of Polk
Captain, and appointed to the WASSENAIR, of 54.
guns.

Yeflerday the purfer of the Honourable Eaa
India Company's flip the A LtiWICK CASTLE, Capt.
PRESCOTT, attended at the India Houfe, and re-
ceived his final difpatches for Coal} and China,
with which he immediately proceeded to Portf-
mouth, to wait for that !hip's arrival there. The
ALNWICK takes to Madras four Officers belonging
to his Majelly, and ma non-commiflioned and
privates.

The Eliza Ann, arrived at Pnrtfmouth, is laden
wholly with rice. The following Mips were to
fail, freighted with rice, the latter end of the month
of November, viz. the GANGE3, Capt. FORSTFR
BROWN ; the YOUNG NICHOLAS, Capt. RICHARD
SILBY ; the MINERVA, Capt. RICHARDSON ; and the
SIR EDWARD HAMILTON, Capt. A. ROBERTSON.
The HINDE, Capt. CATLINE, is expetied from
the Coromandel wall.

It is faid that the WI ctiari Prrr, Capt. Kirss ER,
a ricc fhip, has arrived at Madras.

The French parfage yea-el, which brought the
Paris journals, on entering the port of I/over at
midnight on Sazurday, accidentally flruck againtt
the Pier Head, immediately filled with weer, and
funk in the harbour. The palfengers were all,
landed in fafety.
The Nancy, Bowmax, laden with wheat, from
Lynn to Leith, got upon a rock in entering the
harbour of Eyemoutb, but is got off with very
littlt dainag:.
London, England, 1802-02-09

MARRIED.

On Saturday, at Richmond, Yorkthire, John Clore, Eft:. Ts
Mils Anne Hogg, niece of 'I tiitram Hogg, Efq. of that pl.:ce.
At Stitchel-Houfe, the ift inft. Archibald 'foil, IS-1. of
Drygrange, W. S. to Mifs Elizabeth Pringle, fecund altwihtar
of Sir James Pringle, of Satchel, Bart.
London, England, 1802-02-09

REVIEW OF MAPS AND CHARTS,

(A Department hitherto unattempted In any F.nglilh Journal.)
This day was published, price as. 6d.
THE APPENDIX to the CRITICAL. RE.
VIEW, New Arrangement..—Volume XXXIII.
Containing, among others, A!dltadts of the followinr impor-
tant and recent Foreign publications :—Memoirs of the Nation:l
institute of Science& and Arts.—Traich in Upper Peonfylvania
and New York.—Arhosaft's Doarine of Dcrivations--Senne-
bier's Sketch of the Life and Writings of De Saulture--Virey's
Natural,Billory of Mankind—Nalchaud's !tile and Fall of the
Kingdom of Myfaire--Ann-ls of Chemiftry—Hamm et-
chi:, in a Journey to Vienna—BrLilak's Phyt:eal and Lithoio-
gical Travels in Campania.

RETROINI.CT rottetcst LIT ER A TU as.
Review of Maps and Charts :—Arrowfmit ".lap of Alit—
la Geographical Specimen of auci .r.t ludic—ltd
Map of the South-EAR-an pan of France, M. 4.. of
America—Trigonometrical Survey of Eii2,laild a.,d
Coutass' Environs of l'arls—Smith's Plan of the Grand-June-
Huta Canal; Map of Inland Navigation; and Map at the Lakes
.New Chart at Slirinatit River—Prices Charts of Is4-nionrh
Sound, atmoaze,and Catwattr—Owen% Ci.art of
Arrowfmith's Chart of the F. 311 India liLitc,l4, &c.
With the Titles to Vol. XXXIII. J.:A a enplou..llphabetical
Index to the Authors' names and title; of lichAts.
Alfo, this day was rabllilt, LI,
THE CRITICAL. REVIEW ENIARGED,

For JANUARY 180 a.
Containing the ufual Qtainity of impart:lst Articles, Re.
The Critical Review has, of late, devoted a Part of
every Number of its Appendix to an Examination of Maps, and
Charts—a Branch of Criticifin hitherto uncultivated in Great
Britain, and fetdom attctr.pred on the Continent, but which
the growing Importance et Geography kelps importunately to
demand.
Geography, as a Science, is in Its Infancy. It has long in-
deed formed a Departmer.t of liberal Education—and we have
multitudes of Maps and ',harts Aland daily Kiting from the
Preis; but for want of that Critical Superl.tendance which has
T3r:lii:neel over every oth, r Branch of Litaatare. we hive few
s at prefent that will bear the Ordeal of rigid (mutiny,
and perhaps fewer Students in Die Science who arc caps c. of
applying fuch aTeit.
How far the Geographies! Strictures which Ire meant to be
continued in the Critical Rcrit.er nay br ahl: to occansplifis
thefe import-rat °ideas mutt he lett to the Public to determine
for itSelf. It 1s °helot's, is,iveever, that Lineal Geol,:aphy is
yet totally dcititute of filch s prrficlitii old beneficial Power;
and it is prefumed, therefore, that this Grit attempt so fupply
fo ferious a Defed will meet with the fuppul • and aMttance of
every friend to Literature.
London: Printed for S. Hamilton, Palc.,n-court, Fleet-
; and full by G. and J. Rubinfon, Patemoftcr-row ; by
Rofs and Blackwood, Edinburgh; by Angus and Son, Aber-
deco ; and by H. Colbert, Capel-itrect, Dublin ; of Whom may
be bad any of theprececing Numbers.
London, England, 1802-02-09

&pc* TickCAPITALS
34- 00000
DETERMINABLE:
Eirft-drawn Ticket istit Day 4.1C,C7.0
Ditto - sift Day 20,CC0
Ditto - 321 Day topoo
Ditto - 4oth Day 2,0c0
Tickets, and Shares of Tickets, are felling at every Licenfed
Lottery Office.
PRESENT PRICE:
Ticket - £.26 23 0
Half - Bas o Eighth - a 3 6
Quarter - 4 6 6 Sixteenth - r 2 o
• •licrfoos in the Country wifhinm to have Tickets or
Shares,may be ftipplied by fending good BIM at Short Date.,
Poll Office Ordus, Bank Notes, or Cafh, to any licculed
Lottery Office.
EY The Price of Tickets and Shares will rife eonfiderably
before the Drawing —Prizes paid in Sec/line Manes,.
London, England, 1802-08-31

;armour'', Amur!. 29.

Th:s morning his Maicsry and the Duke of
GLOUCISTIR bathed.
Their MAJESTIES and the PRINCTMS, the Duke
of Gun/curse, and Princefs SOPHIA, attended
divine ferrite, when they heard Mr. OciLa preach
a fertnon from Mark i. 35.
After church his Mat F STY, the Duke of GLots-
(ESTER, Lord WaLstnnoass, Colonels FITZROT
find CiiTVIRIGHT, walked on the Efplamule.
London, England, 1802-08-31

MANCHESTER, AUG. A

Although we are above 3o miles from Preflon,
yet the approaching Jubilee Guild makes us all in
a bufile ; nothing is talked of but going to Preflon ,•
and happy are they who can get a conveyance of
arty civicription. Numbers ofperfons have been de-
tained here for feveral days, not being able to get
a conveyance. The horfes are all knocked up; and
when a poll chaife can be got, it is affigned to the
perfon who Rands ara in the application, as the
travellvrs'are accommodated at the Inns in the
rotation the. apply. The mail and coaches to
Welton are filled infide and out for a number of
days to come The greatea impofit ions arc prac
tiled upon travellers at this time at the Inns; they
fecm not to know how to charge enough : two
Millings and fixpence is charged for a few mouth-
fuls of cold meat.

The Guild, which commences on Monday, is
islet :led to be the grandeft ever teen ; no pains or
operate bas been (pared by Lord Deasy, or Mr.
1-13tItICKS, to render it worthy the attention of
the public. As much intereft is made there to pro-
cure a bed as if it was to obtain a permanent fitua-
tion for life. Applications are made to the great
men of Pretion in the humbleft fiyle to procure
beds, although enormous fums are demanded;
fifteen guineas a week has been Aced for three
tombs; houfes have been built upon (peculation
to let, during this novel feftival. Several perfor-
mers from London are gone to AEI there at the new
Theatre, which has been built for the occafion.—
All the towns leading to Preflon are in the fame
Station as we are; no conveyances are to be got.
London, England, 1802-08-31

NEW DUTCH HERRINGS.

JOHN BURGESS and SON refpeafully inform
the Nobility and Families in general. they have landed a
Cargo of NEW DUTCH HERRINGS.
Their GENUINE ESSENCE of ANCHOVIES continues
to be prepared by them in the fame manner that has obtained
fuch univerfal approbation for many years pet.
The long juftly acquired fuperlority of that Article is fully
confirmed in the opinion of the Country at large, and of Performs
refident in all parts of the World, and having Rood the teft of
trial, ranks it in the fituation it now maintains.

The general utility of THEIR. ESSENCE of ANCHOVIES
and otter RICH SAUCES for FISH, &c. induces them, from
the numerous Advertifements daily appearing, to caution Fa-
milies, &c. in purchafing the fame, as none is to be had .f
THEIR GLNU!NE, but at their Warehoufe as under.
Every other Article in the Oil Trade for family ufe, of the
belt quality.
WEST-INDIA MERCHANTS, CAPTAINS of SHIPS,
Sec. OFFICERS in the ARMY and NAVY, fupplied upon
the Ihortelt notice for the Eat and Weft Indies, &c.

Warehoufe, No. so 7, corner of Savoy Steps,
Strand, London.
For the convenience of Families In Scotland, they have ap•
pointed Mars. R. Johnßon and Co. Edinburgh, their fan
Agents for Pith Sauces.
London, England, 1802-08-31

FALMOUTH, JUNE 3.

On Thurfday a detachment of the 55'h regi-
ment, under the command of Capt. Drcvsos,
were dOarked here from his Malety's (hip Druid,
Capt. Ross, marched to Fort nalcarras, and re-
lieved the detachment of the 83d regiment, ,inder
the command of Capt. K6Ptit, who embark:.l on
board the Druid the fame day.
London, England, 1802-08-31

WORTHING, AUG. a.

This delightful fpnt has become, fineethePrin-
eels AMELI• vifited it,• quite the retort of the gay
world. Certain it is that no watering place is more
generally recommended by the Faculty ; but the
vifitants arc compelled to go to other watering.
places, owing to every houfe in the town being
filled. This inconvenience, we underflani, the in.
habitants are determined to do away, as they are
working night and day to finial new houfes.
Among our 1,111 arrivals are—
The Duke and Duch& of Northumberland and family (who
we learn have taken Warwick-houfc for the feafon), Lord and
Lady hlonfon. and their two beautiful daughters, the Hon.
H. and Lady Ann Ackley, Mr. and Mr, Anion, the Hon. Mils
Dutton, the Hon. Vlif, Mortlton, Mr. and Mrs. Marcy Daw..
fon, Mr. and Lady Bridget bouverte, Mr. and Mrs. Thompfon,
Tidd. Coloneland Lady Mary Singleton, Countefs Dow..
see of Fortfuseadb, Lady F. Sullivan, Lady M'Leod, and CoL
London, England, 1802-08-31

ARRIVED.

Off Ealthourne...Alexander, Gavrthorpe, from Jamaica.
At Liverpool—Diana, Nicholls, from Savannah ; Two Pol-
ly% Latham, from Soften ; Clyde, Alkew, from Jamaica ;
Amalthea, Hare, from Nova Scotia; Mars, Sheffield; and
Prineefa Royal, Williams, from New York.
At Falmouth—Flora, Jay, from Virginia.
At Poole—John, Rochdale, from Labrador.
At Dublin—Favourite, Fither,from Antigua; and Caroline,
Wcitwood, from Barbadoes.
London, England, 1802-08-31

BIRTHS.

At Belmont, Bath, on Wednefday lift, the Lady of Captain
Wyke, of a daughter.
At the houfe of the late Mr. Maddock', in Lime-ftmet,
Mrs. Meadows, of a daughter.
On Sunday laft, in Harley-itreet, the Lady of John lienifou,
Efq. M. P. of a daughter.
Lately, at Woodford, in ER; the Lady of Peter Cowley,
Efq. of a daughter.
Tuefday lilt, Lady Anne Wombwell, of a fan.
SAurday fc'nnight, the Lady of jlahn Henry Newbolt, Erg.
of a fiat at his houfe, near Maidenhead.
At their houre in Blackburn, the z4th inft. the Lady of
Henry Sudell, Efq. of a fun.
London, England, 1802-08-31

FALMOUTH, AUGUST sB.

Sailed the Duke of York packet, Captain Deake, with the
Mail of the zath Inltant, for Lilbon; the American Chip Mar-
tha, Captain Martin, for Lilbon; the American ihip Vigilant,
Captain Boyle, for Baltimore; les Deux Amis (French 'loop),
Imhcrt, with !alt, for Penzance ; the ketch Adtive, with tim-
ber, fur St. Ives; the Portuguefc brig San Antonio, J. Almas,
with cheefe, &c. for Oporto; the Eliza, Hacker, for Bury; the
Wheattheaf, P. Silver, with flour, for Liverpool; the Dolphin,
—; the Richards, —; and the Friends, Hui table, for
Wales.—The Prince Adolphus packet is hourly expedted with
the Mail from Lilbon.--The Walfingisam packet will fail on
Saturday next, with the Mail of the 3 tit infant for that place.
—Wind N.

PORTSMOUTH, AUGUST 30.
Arrived the Conßanee frigate ; and the Hazard 'loop, from
Lymington.

POOLE, AUGUST s 7.

Arrived the John, RANDAL, from Newfoundland: Arne,
WOOLAND, from Arundel; and Mary, PENNY, from New-
caftk.—Sailed the Hero, DEAN, for Newfoundland;
GRIETITHS, Liberty, wiLLOCK ; Nancy, AbH LEY,ani PCI4.
Ant Lt r, for Liverpool ; Duke of York, Conn' x, for Bristol ;
and William and Catharine, Pa ni 7, for 144.x/cattle.

FROM LLOYD'. LIST.

DEAL, AUGUST 30.—Sailed the Hope, —, from Jamaica,
for the Riven—Wind S.E.

GILAVESIND, AUGUST 30.—Paffed by the Harmony, Wil-
fon, from Minorca; Union, Frazer, from Baltimore; Shille-
lagh, Chambers, from Bell-aft ; Magnum, Brown, from Dant-
ale ; Northumberland Packet, Nazly, for Antfterdam ; Uriana,
—, from Petcrfburgh ; Chlfwick, Poudler ; Lucy, Arnold ;
and the Arm, Warden, from Jamaica.--Sailed the Anthony
Maugin, Morgan, for Baltimore; Severn, Peterfon, for
Dunkirk; Maris, Apple, for Calais; Tyre Gebroedcrs, Hak-
kcr, for Rotterdam; Thomas, Martin, and the Either, Stewart,
for Africa.
London, England, 1802-08-31

LO DON.

The RI ilium of A. N. however well intended, would fubjea
u, t- vrofeeution. 'rhe refs, with all its freedom, dare not
k the conduct of Magiftrates, even when they ni.glia
their duty to fuch a degree as to encourage profligacy :.n.;
immorality. He fhould addrefs thole to whom he alludo,
privately, by letia or otherwife.

TUESDAY, AUGUST 3i.
PRICE OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE O'QLOCK:

3 per Cent. Cod°ls 671 I—for October 68—
Reduced 624 1-4 pa Cent. 86--Old 5 per Cent. 991—
New s per Cent. 1611— I.nng Ann. 2*--Omnium 91 10

PRICE OF STOCKS YESTERDAY:
rank Stock 5 per Cent. 1.797, mail
5 per Cent. Red. tspq Long Ann. 2' z.. 16 i 4.
5 per Cent. Conf. 6qt Omnium 9 l' 1
New 4 per OM! 861 Eni:lifl: Tiektli 17i. 10S.
5 per C. Ann. tool Conf. for Ace. 6Sillii

We have received Paris Journals to the :Eth.
A Ditch Mail has alto arrived.
Bom APAKI E. has addrcifed a letter to the Senate
of the Ligurian Republic, in which he promifes
that France will always confider their mire as its
nwn,anl protat them againft the refentment that
may be entertained againil them by certain great
Powers for the part they aned in the late war.
The Dutch are about to conclude a treaty of
Peace with the Barb:try Powers. The propofai
to indemnify the Dutch Eail India Company for
their loffes during the war, by granting them, for
:5 years, an exclufive right to trade to China, has
been rejc6le I as injurious to the true intereils of the
state. It may fairly be tinellioned, whether ex.
clufive rights a any kind ever were, or could be
for the advantage of any community ?
The fpeedy departure of General ANDREossi for
Loialc:n, in the quality of AmbafFador to our
Court, is announced in the journal des Defer feud.

Th, arrangements r:ipaling the indemnities
meet with more oppofition than many would have
tlumur,lit p -,!1?)1e. The Auflrians and Bavarians
feem even to be on the point coming to blows.
Ther: can be no doubt, however, but the mandate:
of the difiating Powers will loon fettle, for a time
at le-aft, the preent difpute.
London, England, 1802-08-31

MARRIED.

. ........
Saturday WI, at Lambeth Church, Doughty Burgers, Efq.
of Hammerfmith, to Mils Barrett, the only daughter of Bryant
Barrett, Efq. of Stockwell, Surrey.
On Wednefday Ldt, at Stapleford, Nottinghandhire, Captain
Scdlcy, of the Cold(tream Guards, to Miff Warren, only
daughter of Rear Admiral Sir John Barbie Warren, Bart. K. B.
Thurfday, William Atwood Lord, Efq. of Tupton Hall,
Derbylhire, to Mift Emily Brockfopp, daughter of Edward
Brockfopp, Eft of Savage-gardens.
London, England, 1802-11-13

LONDON.

SATURDAY,

IVEMBER 13.

PRICE OF STOCrtfira
per C• tm
,(tk ,
PRICE OFETC
Rank Stork zEof 1791 zlio
3 per C. Rea 661/
3 pa Cent Cant. 671 m
4 per Cent. 830411
S per Cent. z
5 per Cent- 1797. 99iff
Long Ann. z 9

,• 711: r

S lIESTERDAY
Short Atm, 41
Imp. 3 per Cent. 641
Excheq. Bills so. to 3e. prem.
°mat= tot* to dif.
Englilbllckets z7l. t 7..
Conf. for Acc.67fff

This morning we received Paris Journals to the
t id) inftant, inclufive, the contents of which are
extremely important—Five per cents. 53 fr. 8o c.
According to the accounts from Switzerland,
the French appear to have carried their point for
the prefent refpeaing that country. The Diet of
Schwitz has difolveditfelf ; not, however, without
protelling•againft the meafures that have been, or
may yet be adopted by the other Cantons, contrary
to the rights. rand indepetidence of the nelvetic
London, England, 1802-11-13

NEW MEDICINE ACT.

At the only Warehoufe for Dr. James's Powder, No. 4S, St
Paul's Church-yard, Lou 'on,
THE following MEDICINES are fold, at the-
prices aneezed, including the Stamp Duties ; and as it is
enaeted, that from the ift of 'September, tBoz, the Stamps
fhould be applied to all Proprietary Medicines, as well for
Foreign as for Ham Confumption, and as a Con frderable Addi-
tion is made to the Stamps on the Articles of higher Value, or
tbofe in Bulk, the Prices of Dr. James's Pow4kr will be in fa-
ture 211. 9d. per Packet, or if. Ss. 6d. per Dozen; but the
Quantity of a Dozen Packe.s in a Bottle (as made up for the
Army and Navy) may be had for 11. 4.. And as by Favour of
the Commiffioners of the Stamp Office, Plates are prepared for
Mr. Newbery's feparate Cie, with his Name engraved in each
Stamp, the Public will be careful to °brave that the Word.,
" F. Newbery, No. 43, SL Pad's," are printed in the Stamps of
all his Medicines; and as it is prefumed that this will be a fuffi-
dent Security againft Counterfeiv, his Signature on the Labels
on Dr. James's Powder will be difcominued from hencefor-
ward.

Stamps will be allowed gratis, as ufual, to thofe who pur-
chafe Half a Eiozen or more at a ti.ne, of the lower priced
Articles. J. d. 1. d.
Dr. James's Powder a 9 Lozenges of Blois 1 14
---- a Bottle 24 0 Freakc's Tind. of Bark 4 o
Analeptic Pills 4 6 Hutham's ditto 1 9
large Box 24 o Englifh Coffee 1 9
Dr. Steers's Opodeldoc a 6 Genuine ArqueSuCade 8 6
.-----m. Convulfion Oil 2 6 Ormik'rk Medicine 8 6
m--.---- (...Nmornile Drops a 9 Inglis's Scots Pills a o
Paregoric Lo 6 Effente of Peppermint a a.l
zenges - axi Grant'•Dmps - 114
Berries Bilious Pills 4 6 Dr. Hooper% Pills a. i i
Dr. Auftin's Claslybeate Glafs's Magnriin 3 6
Ditto - 4 o Henry's ditto - a 6
Dolby's Carminative a 9 Norton's Drops 5 6
F. fence of Coltsfoot 3 61• Spillbult's ditto c 6
Cephalic Snuff o 9 Dr. Solander's Tca 1 9
Spence% Dentifrice • 4 o Orenough's Tindure aa r,
Jones'. Rheumatic Tine- - Do.Tulu Lozenges aa i
cure

36

N. B. Stamps with Mr. Nswbery's Name are affixed to the
fiat twenty Articles above enumerated; and as many perky •,
particularly fervants and melfengers, millake his houfe, 1,
under thepcceifity of pointing out, that it is at the Halt lend ot
St. Paul'eftesrdt to Chcapfide, and that it has a large w:11::
fiaccoed front, on which thek words are infaihed:
London, England, 1802-11-13

HOLLAND.

AMSTERDAM, Nov. B.—Letters from Buchareft
!late, that Prince CONSTANTINE Suzzo has been
unexpeaedly depofcd, and Prince ALEXANDER
MURSINI appointed his fucceiforjai Hofpodar of
Moldavia.

HAGUE, Nov. 3.—ln the fitting of the Legiila-
tive Body of the Batavian Republic of the 25th ult.
a Me(fage was received-from the Government,
propofing, firft, a divifion of the Departments of
the Republic into Precinets ; and fecondly, a re-
gulation relative to the exercife of the right of fuf-
frage, and the property requifite for the qualifica-
tion of an Elcdor, agreeably to the 2I it and 26th
Articles of the Conftitution.—Referred to a Seled
Committee.

Another Metrage was received, propofing to
grant a general amnefty to all non-commiffioned
officers and private foldiers guilty of .mere defer-
tion, on condition of their joining their refpeetive
corps in the (pace of three months.
In the fitting of the 2d inft. the Legiflative Body
adopted the propofal of Government to exempt the
pay of fubaltern officers from the Tax on Income.
The Commitlioners appointed at Amfterdam to
enquire into the returns of perfons liable to the
fame Tax, having unanimoufly refufed to aft, the
Commercial Adminiftration nominated others, to
the number of 114. But thefe have alm9ft all left
the city; andfuch as remain have formally declared
that the commiflion attempted to be impofed upon
them is diametrically hollile to their principles and
their honour ; that nothing can induce them to
accept it ; and that fuch enquiries, in a city like
Amfterdam, they regard as impraticable, and as
injurious to the credit of the mercantile intereft in
general, as to that of each individual.
On the report of the Municipality of Amfterdam,
the Government has appointed a commiffion, corn.
pored of Citizen Arriu us, of the. Council of Ft.
nance, DUTOUR, and VAN FOREST, of the Sub-
Adminiftration of Holland, with orders to repair
to the (pot, and concert meafures with the Muni.
cipalities of Amfterdam and Rotterdam, for carry.
ing tie law into execution in the two principal
cities of the Republic.
The grant of the new Company for the Whale
Fithery, has been prefented to the Government,
and will fpeedily be made
The Dividends on the Batavian refcriptiOns due
on the 22d September, are now in the courfe of
payment. The public funds continue Ready.
London, England, 1802-11-13

I

SOUTHAMPTON.

JANIES THRING and JOHN BURN, Land-
ing Coopers and Commiffion Agents, having commenced
bufincts together, as above, beg leave to folicit the favours of'
their Friends, and to infom them, that they have good Vaults,
and the,moft particular attention will be paid to their com-
mands. They rcqueft .that all communications may be made
at, or addreffed to their Accompting Houfe, No. 42, French-
ftreet.—November
London, England, 1802-11-13

PORTSMOUTH, NOVEMBER n.

This day failed with a fine wind at N. E. the (hip Manes,
Capt. Wm. Roams, for Jamaica and Honduras : The
follow-
ing paffengers embarked on board the faid (kip for Honduras,
viz. Col. !too low, Superintendant of Honduras, Mr. Poi...rag
and Mr. Malan*. Alfo the Philadelphia, Capt. Monaex, for
the Welt ladles, Arrived a pn-brig and the Jupiter, Capt.
Ewan, with wine for Oporto.

SHEERNESS, NOVEMBER 12.
hia Makfty's Stip Clyde, from Peteriburgh, having
landed John riafe Warren and his retinue there; the
jackhall goo-mirth have alto arrived ; the fanner
from the riter Thames, and the latter from a cruise.

FROM LLOYD'. LIST.

Deus, Nov. ti.--Sailed the Gaiter frigate and Vixen gun-
velrel on a cruife.—Wind N.E. blows hard.
GaAvisaun, Nov. so.-Pared by the Mary, Willa, from
Stockholm ; Union, Hunter, from Denude; Vrow Margaret-
ta, from Archangel and the Young Henrietta, Lame,
from Rouen.--Solied the Albion, Davis, for Venice; Ceres,
for Leghien; Nancy, Crews, for Grenada; Awaits,
Wood, fee Antigua; Cumberland, Humble, for Trinidad;
Harmony, far Oporto; Symmetry, Liddle ; Jamaica,
Marlhall; and the Chalmers, French, for Jamaica.
ARRIVED.

At Bri William and Mary, Wlgham, from Arch-
angel.
At Exeter—Dim, Malkin, from Bremen.
At Leith—Jafba, Strong, from Petedburgh.
At Liverpool—Mary Ford, Be% from Peron ; Herald,
Wick; and Dodder, Edwards. front Peteriburgh; Thetis,
Anoftrong, from Damakk ; Henry Addington, and
Tyfoo, Tucker, from
At Hoylako-..arnline and Ann, Reid, from BcWy
At Dublin—Plamis. Ounier, boo &amid ; and New
Draper, Duke, from Landon.
At litealt—OfflbA, --.. from Destsidt.
At Waterford—Auss, Tarter, from Landon.
At Cork—Union.Msrphy, from London.
At name—Lard Ndfon,Cunninglians, from Lotion.
London, England, 1802-11-13

Niturtcda mrnuolocz.

MAILS THIS DAY..—WIND Barth.
alatirae• Out.
I Dublin, a
s Waterford a
•
I Dutch •
.
r French 8
I lace 0

FALMOUTH, NOVEMBEk ro:

Arrived this morning the Duke of York packet, Captain
Drake, with the Mall from Lilbon, after a paffage of eight
days ; the paffenger by her is Edward Ailing, Efq. of London;
the left lying in the Tagus, his Majefty's brig Vincego, of 18
guns, and his Majefty's (hip Cynthia, of a guns.—. His Ma-
jefty's (hip Thetis, of 38 guns, Captain Shepheard, failed from
Litbon for Cad*, on the aoth Wt. and on the 31 ft ult. the
Entreprensate cutter arrived at Litton with difpatches from
Gibraltar.—. Arrived ago the Speedwell, Hopkins; and Hind
cutter, Allan, from a cruise; the brig Fanny, Captain Acklan,
from Charante, laden with brandy, from London ; the brig Eli-
sabeth and Bell, Captain Nichol!, from Bourdeaux, with prunes
&c. for Hull; the brig Ceres, Captain Smith, from Oporto:
with wines, Ste. for London ; and the French brig le Men
Arnie, Captain Sachon, from St. Martin's, with fait, bound to
Dieppe, blown off the coaft.--Salicat yeiterday, his Majefty's
brig Raven, of a guns, Captain Wrain, with difpatches for the
Mediterranean; and the Nimble cutter, lieutenant Coglan,
with difpatebes for the Coaft of Africa; allb the brig Naviga-
tion, Captain Rohinfon, with bale goods, tin, Ste. for Malta
and Smyrna —Wind S.
London, England, 1802-11-13

FOR THE STAR.

Mr. Eorroa.—Yon have laudably endeavoured
to enlighten the minds. df. . your Readers on the
fubjea of cloathing. Without a fufficient quantity
we cannot rtafonably hope to enjoy either health
or comfort. That refpeaable Phyfician Dr.
Tuourron, in the ad volume of a celebrated
Work of his, entitled. Medical Extraes, Sec. Sec.
publifhed (even years ago, warns all perfons, but
efpecially the female fez of the many evils occa-
fioned by a deficiency of? cloathing. The follow-
ing extraas are from the Contents of that Work :
FAGS.

From the unfettled Rate of the weather In England the
inhabitants are fobjed to frequent colds - - 167
Theft prove fatal to thoufanda every year -
They may In a great meafure be prevented by the pro-
per conlidaation of daubing
Mead of linen next the Otis we ikould wear the Fleecy
Hoficry - - - 269
The fuperlority of the Fleecy Hoftery to Flannel
The Fleecy Hofiery mould be ‘born throughout the year 270
aft. As being of a quality unirritating to the &in. •c'
td. As being a but condudor at beat, and thereto*.
warm in winter.
3d. As promoting perfpiration when the body is (un-
charged with heat, and therefore cool in fummer.
4th. As k abfotbs the aqueous Sold difcharged from the
Ado.

Ad 4 batty, a promodng good humour.
_ The Dutch, who clothe well, aad live. In a moil mid-

bad air, are not fobjed to conftimptions - A
1 It b a talk nodes to (nook that cold hardens children
es It does Reel - - - - 273
They &odd be clothed &Wendy warm - A.
Old people ought rather to exceed Shea be deficient in
the quantity of thcir do* - 4.
A perk! westing Fleecy next the &in, my
drefs above for ornament - - a 7.5

BIRTHS.
At Bui'Won, on the 3oth ult. the I.ady of Jofeph Sydney
Yorke, Efq. Captain in the Royal Navy. of a fon. •
On Monday kit, at Norwich, the Lady of Thomas Ailday
Kerrifon, Efq. of a fon and heir.
In Harcourt-ftrect, Dublin, the Lady of John Grogan, Eli
Barrifter at Law, of a foo.
In Great Charles-ftreet, Mountjoy-fquare, Dublin, the Lady
of the How Lieutenant-Colonel Hutehinfon, of a daughter.
London, England, 1802-08-09

THE TRIBUNATE.

Dating from the t3th year, the Tribunate (hall
be reduced to fifty members. A half of thefe
fifty (hall go out every three years; until this re-
dudion the members who go out than not be re-
placed. The Tribunate is divided into fedions.
The Legiflative Body and Tribunate (hall be re-
newed in all their members when the Senate has
prono}mccd their difrolution.
London, England, 1802-08-09

RIGHT OF PARDONING.

The FIRST CONSUL has the right of granting
pardons. He fhall exercife it after having, heard
the opinion of a Privy Council computed of the
Grand Judge, the two Miniflers, two Senators,
two Counfellors of State, and two Members of
the Tribunal of Catation.

The above Projed of An Organic Senatur Confultum
was carried by the Counfellors of State REG N I ER,
PORTALIS, and 1) ESSOLLE, Orators of Govern-
ment, to the Confervative Senate who adopted it.
Pas is, AVG. 4.—Several Deputations from the
Public Funflionaries of Paris, requefled leave to
prefent their congratulations to the FIRST CON SUL.

The Figsv Com sui. will receive thefe Deputa•
Lions nn the isth.

In the evening there will be an illumination, and
concert in the gardens of the Thuilleries.

Tile Senate has already ordered arrangements
to be made for the celebration of that day in thsir
Palace.
London, England, 1802-08-09

THE LEGISLATIVE BODY.

Each Department (ball have in the Legiflative
Body a number of members proportioned to the
extent of its population. The prefent members
are divided into five feries. They (hall be renewed
in the year, which !hall belong to the feries in
which is placed the Department to which they
have been attached. The Deputies, however,
nominated in the year to, (ball make out their
five years. Government convokes, adjourns, and
prorogues the Legiflative Body.
London, England, 1802-08-09

PLYMOUTH, AUGUST 7.

Sailed the %fp Lord Macartney, of Greenock, Captain
MAOIST, for New Bruncwick, to load mans for the Dock
Yard at this port.
Arrived the Indultria, BiJOILA. from Dram ; Eliza, of Li-
verpool, Captain WADI, from I COO, with wheat and barley,
hound to Barcelona; and Hector, Wnvoooo, from McmcL
PLYMOUTH-DOCK, AUGUST 7-
-- - - -

Yetterday arrived the IMOGI.N.of t 8 gung,Capt. VAUGHAN,
Cm a cnize; sad IC ViNTURLit, of 14 guns, Lieutenant
JUMP. fmtn Cork.

Ibis day failed the biome, of i 8 guns, Captain VAVOMAN;
and Cum:teas, of 14 guns, Captain DILATOR'S, on a cruise
from the Ram Head to Falmouth, for the protettlon of the
Revenue; the GANNICTi of IS guns Captain BASS, to =ITC
in Mount's Bay; and the PICKLIt frikooner, of to guns, Lieu-
tenant LATISNOTSZAZ, to cruise from Lundy Mind to the
Land's End.

Tee Foii.;wing Chips have been paid off, and laid up In Ordi-
nary at this port during the laft month Groans. 98,
FOOOROTANT, 80, CAPTAIN, 74. CARNATICs 74, WARRIOR,
74, and SUFIISANT, 16. The Fts °Alb, 40, and Sims, 36,
have bccn alto paid of; and recommit:lotted. The former by
Captain WALLIS, and the latter by Captain PIIOVIS/t.
London, England, 1802-08-09

NAUTICAL INTELLIGENCE.

MAILS THIS DAY.—WIND W.N. W.
Al&Mil) • 111111.
Dublin,
3 Watslard

FALMOUTH, AUGUST 6.

Arrived the fhip Weymouth, Capt Wetoow, from Lon-
don to load fink, bale goods. &e. for Smyrna ; the brig Nile,
from Peterfbargh, with hemp, iron, &c. for this port; the
Fran& lowa Mortrie, Cape. Cuacatia, with fah, f m
Nolrasoutier ; the brig Atlas, Capt. Bitmes, from ealipoli,
with A. for Exeter, after a palTage of 3s days, and is gone
into quarantibe; the fehnoner Pelican, PERRINS,from Swan-
few; the brig Aurora, Titatuonita, from Catch; the brig
Nancy, iticudiansok, from Bury; and the Neptune, Yco,
from London.

Sailed the American brig Mentor, Capt. RIVET, with rice,
fro. Chaiiefton, for Cswoi, to receive order,: the Clip I lar-
many, Capt. Down's, with mahogany, fmin the Hay of
Honduras for Hull; the Abeona, ROUOND, and Indultry
cutter, of Dower, on a eruize ; the Norway chip lnduitry, Capt.
TnossoN, for Dram; the John and Sufan. WZLCH, for
Plymouth ; the brig George and Puna., HOMING, for Pen-
sane:, to load tin, tr.e. for London.

Appeared this evening in the offing two Coops of war, fup-
poled to be bis MaJetty's ibips ROSARIO and Po maw.; alto
the Claufina cutter, Taos" As, cruifing againit the !Muggier,.
Remain iu Carrick Roads, detained by contrary winds.the
Dutch (hips of war as mentioned in my bit.—Wind S. W.
London, England, 1802-08-09

THE SENATE

Regulates by a Senatat Corfukum, the eonftitu-
tion of the colonies ; ever; thing which has not
been provided by the conaitution, and which is
neceifat y for its progrefs ; it explains the articles
of the conaitution, which give rife to different in-
terpretations. By ails entitled Samna Confuka, it
fufpeild, for five years the fuations of the juries
i.i departments where Oat meafure is neceiTary ;
declares, when circumflances require it, depart-
ments without the proteEtion of the conftitution ;
determines the time in which individuals, arrefted
in confequence of the 46th article of the conititu-
Lion, ought to be carried before the Tribunals,when
they have not been fo within ten days after the7r
arreftation. It annuls the judgments of the civil
and criminal Tribunals, when they are contrary to
the farety of the Rate : it diffolves the Legiflative
Body and the Tribunate, and nominates the Con
flits. Organic Senam:ka, and Senatus Confata
ate difcuffed by the Senate on the initiative of Go-
vernment. A Pimple majority is fufficient for Se-
n:Ttur Confitka ; for an organic Senates Confultunt, two
thirds of the votes of the Members are neceftary.
The projeth of Senatur Confuka, formed in confe-
quence of the 54th and 55th article, (ball be dif-
culEd in a Privy Council, compofed of the Confuls,
two Minifters, two Senators, two Counfellors of
State, and two grand Officers of the Legion of
Honour. The FIRST CONSUL points out at each
fitting the Members who are to compote the Privy
Council.

THE COUNSELLORS OF STATE
Shall never exceed the number of fifty: the Privy
Council is divided into feetions. The Minifiers
have rank, a feat, and a deliberative voice in the
Council of State.
London, England, 1802-06-07

FALMOUTH, JUNE 4.

Arrived the brig (American) Swift, Captain
Roans, in so days, from Richmond, with flour
and wheat, for orders; the American Ship Mar-
garet, Capt. THOS. HOLTON, in 48 days, from la
Guava, with coffee, cotton, indigo, tobacco, &c.
for orders; the American (hip Juno, Capt. Till's,
in 64 days, from Charleftovrn, with rice, in want
of water and provilions, and proceeded on for
Bremen; the PrufEan galliot Maria, Capt. Uses'.
sum's, from Liverpool, with fugar, coffee, &c.
for Havre de Grace, very leaky; and the Stadfett,
Capt. HUNTER, from Liverpool, and failed again
for Amflerdam.—Sailed the American brig Char-
lotte, Capt. Duman, for London ; the Pluto,
Hun, for Exeter ; the Albion, Gaav, for Rot-
terdam; the Union, Jamul, for Dublin; the
Polly, CNucc, for Lubeck; the Aurora, Taa-
LVDDRA, with barilla ; the George and Francis,
HOSIIIIIS ; the Brothers, THOMPSON ; and the
Skein, THOM, for London.—The PRINCS
ADOLPHUS packet, if the wind be favourable, will
fail tomorrow, with the mail of the tit inftant, for
Lilbon.
London, England, 1802-06-07

LOST, fume time in the year iBOO, at Dover,
or Folkflon,:, or on the road between Ogee places,
a CERTIFICATE of FREEDOM for a Dutch Prize VUfcl,
called the JONGE KLANS, now called the MARY. When
Die was fold flue w.ni Irak; at Slicernef,s, and when the Cerat-
cate was loft the was 11ing in Dover Harbour.
Whoever has found tl:c fsid Certificate of Freedom. and will
deliver the fame, either to Mr. John Middleton, at Dovar, or
Mr. Stephen Hunt, at rolidtone, Ihall receive a rewsid of
FIFTEEN GUINEAS.
London, England, 1802-06-07

BANKRUPTS IN IRELAND.

Edward Corry, of Dublin, merchant, to furrender the 9th and
Toth June, and Toth July.
John Curran, .f Dublin, radar, to furrendm the 14th and 16th
June, aid Toth July.
John Mardi, of Navan. county of Meath, to (amender the
sea and 14th Junc, and istn July.
Emanuel Thorna. fr., of Dublin, merchanti and Nicholas For-
tune, of You,;tial, county of Cork, merchant, to furrcuder
the 14th and s,yth iuR. oral is:h Jkly.
London, England, 1802-06-07

Thist4ysrerepthralted. Price 6s. 6d. in boards,
PILAdTICAL OBSERVATIONS
on the Inoculation of COWPDX: pointing nut a tel of
a Ccnititutialki Affedion in there 'Cafes. in which the local
ihlatittnadosi ieAilt, and in which ho Fever Is perceptible ;
iliakated by Cafes and Plates.
By JAMES BRYCE,
Menberof the Royal College of Surgeons, Edinburgh, Surgeon
to the Orphan Hofpital, and one of the tinrgeons to the In-
**Hon for the gratuitous inoculation of Cowpox.
.Pttnte for T. Cudell, jun. and W. Davin, Strand; and W.
Ca7wah, Sinhurgh.

PARIS NEW DLI,.IGENCES,
AT ONLT 4L 13s. !ACP tASSENO6II.
SET out from the Golden Crof%, Charing-Crof.,
t ondon every Morning and Evening, to the Ship and King's Head Inns, Dover; the Silver Lyon, Calais ; Calais
Hotel, Boulogne; London Hotel, Amiens; and to Mr. St.
Gregoir's Once, tit>. ri, Boolay-ftrcet, Paris; fratt vi'lence
Car -iages travel to an the principal Cities and Towns in France,
Germany, and Italy.
The Public are reoveftel to nbferve, that the above Car-
riages will be condueled In a manner far fupetlor to any otacr
at ?relent tAablilbccL
London, England, 1802-06-07

PLYMOUTH, JUNE J.

Calm in the Crolby, Captain Ftszcasa, from
Barcelona, bound to London, with wine and
brandy.—Sailed the Andalufia, Cox, from Cadiz,
for Amfterdam ; the Amy, BARBI, from Venice,
for London; the Q.l2een of Naples, BAnDUN, from
Alicant, for Rotterdam; Admiral Nelfon, RAISER,
from Barcelona, for Guernfey; Coffteet, Tatum,
for Altona; inNOBTALITIIip of 38 guns, on a
cruizc : the DIDAIGNEUSI, of 38 guns, Captain
SNOITLAND,IS expeited to fail to-morrow,dellined,
as is reported, for the Cape of Good Hope.
London, England, 1802-06-07

PORTSMOUTH, 113141 E&

Arrived the Sovereign, BALMANO ; Boreas,
Ma**; Ann, BARKER; and Aid, LAND, from the
Straights ; Fortitude, HALLOW, from Dantzic,
for Lilbon ; Elizabeth, BEVERIDGE, from Memel
for Barcelona; and Peggy, Form easy, from Wey-
mouth; the Thames, from the Weft Indies ; Al-
liance, Rosso*, Phcebus, Alligator, and Barrick,
Roam sow, from the Straits; alto Eliza, BROOK.
awo, from ditto, and are put under quarantine.—
Palled by the Queen from Surinam.—Yefterday
arrived the Ace assoa gun rail from a entice ;
and this day the INMORrAI.ITE, of 36 guns, Capt.
Horns*, from Ireland.—Came into harbour the
Alligator tranfport ; and ENDYMION; 0140 guns,
Capt. LARMOUR; to be paid off.—Sailed the Ms.
LAM ru s, of 36 guns, Capt. Gossasz It, for the eaft-
ward ; Heart of Oak, WEBSTER; for Archangel;
Ailive, WILLIAMS; for Poole; and Owners Good-
will, HILL, foriLymington.
London, England, 1802-06-07

l'O THE FACULXY.

A MEDIC GENTLEMAN, in genteel
Practice, willies to exchange his fun (who has been x 5
months in the liulinefs) for the fun of any other Medical, Friend
for rwo or three Years.—. For Particulars (Letters polt pai.l)
apply to Meths. Jacltfon, Manley, and Eldrlge, Paternoficr-
row, London.
London, England, 1802-04-03

FOREIGN GARDEN SEEDS.

T. A Capital A Irortment of Seedsof ESCULENT
-1L VEGETABLES, being every thing generally requir-
ed in a Kitchen Garden (peas and beans excepted), and all of
very fuperior forts, which in magilitude,flavour,and every fine
property, infinitely furpsfs all the common degenerated kinds.
Packets One Guinea.

2. Another Packet, eontainin7, fine Sad+ ofso Choice Flowers,
which will till a garden with one great profure continued glow
of beauty. One Guinea. Both tilde Packe:s contain a greater
variety than could be bought, ache gammon lactic." fora. for
the fame money.
3. Three trzw Peas and two new Beans, of very fuper:or ex-
cellence, both for flavour, and molt abundant bearing. They
all yield profufely, but one pea in particular gives above dont!:
the quantity of any of the old forts. Two or three [owing' of
each will fupply t►e table molt liberally till after Michaelmas.
Quart bags of each are ss.
bold at Crocker's, St. A*.lbauVereet,
No credit.—Pay poftage.

FOR COUGHS HOAREENESSES &c.

MR.oREENOUdIIisLOZENGSofTOLU,
which contain all the foftening and healing virtues of
the celebrated Went of Toin, and arc the pleaftmeft and moP
effectual remedy of the kind in all Coughs, Hawk:fleas. Sore
Throats, and Definitions on the Lungs, healing the reloads and
forenefs of the Breaft, and affording great relief in fhortads of
Breath, and in Aftlunatic and Confumigive complaints ; they
do not cloy the ftontach,but rather email an agpetite. But as
the great benefit to he deriv.d from them can only be fecured
by haying them genuine, the Public are requdted to obferve,
that R. Hayward, No. to, Ludgata-htl, is printed on the
Ramp, as all others are counterfeit,. Theft Lozenges are pre-
, pared and fold by R. Hayward, (Weedier to T. Greenough,
the Inventor,) No. to, Ludgate-hill ; and fold by F. Newhery,
No. 0, St. Paul's Church-yard; Bayley and Blew, Cockfpur-
Rivet ; H. Jeboult and Cu. No. rio, Ozford-itreet; J. Ward,
324, Holborn; T. Overton, 47, New Bond-Rrect ; and W.
Clark, No. 269, Borough. Price ts. t #d. the box.
London, England, 1802-04-03

GRENADA ►LANTERS RILL.

The Houk then raf,ire4l itfelf into a Committee upon the
Grata.la £l.iiitcra LiLL

Mr. Alderman LUSIIIPMTON Lid, that the firft inftalment
to be piid by the Grenada Planters was to have been in the
cmtrfe of t he prefent month, the fecund in March, 1833, and the
third in March, 1834; he propofed to put off the first inftal-
meat till Giftober, 1803, and moved to till up the blank in the
Committee to that effat; which was agreed to, after a few
words from Mr. josses, Mr. Rossom, and Mr. Wit.ai.a-
voice. The Report was ordered to be received on Turfelay.
London, England, 1802-04-03

MARRIED.

In Autumn Taft, at the Me of Frince, Captain Down, of the
Eaft lndialhip Bellona, to Mifs Maria Spratt, of Saliibury, Wilt:
On Trefday, at St. Pancras, Jan Frecttone Wilton, jun. of
Doughty-itreet, Efq. to Msfs E. Pigott, daughter of the RLy. J.
Pigott, of Wigiton, Leicclterihire.
On the tft of OEL lA, at Barrakpore near Calcutta, I.leut.
James Scott,3d regiment uative infantry, to Mifs Eliza White,
eldeft daughter of the late Colonel White, of that corps.
On the 25th ult. at Edinburgh, Mailer Robertfon, Efq. jun.
of Inches, Advocate, to M ifs Mary Shearer, daughter of the late
Charles Shearer, Efq. of Knowhead.
Tuefday, Captain Clark Coilwell, of the 3sth regiment, to
Mils Sarah Madox, f cond daughter of the lists: Triitram
Madnx, Fig. of Greet.wich.

TO BE LET, FAMISHED,
And entered upon immediately,
RARFORD HOUSE, near Downton, ;
AI with walled Gardens, Hut-houfcs, Stables; Casch-houfts,
and all other convenient OfEccs, and 26 Acres of Pafiure Land,
late In the occupation of the Earl of Malnufbnry. About 2o
Acres more of Palture Land may be.had if required, and the
Manor of Hamptworth, adjoining to Downton, will be ist with
the above.—Barford-Houfc is rely fix miles from Salifbury.
Enquire of Mr. Arney, Cleft, Saßfbury ; or of Mr. Mon
land, Downy si, Wilts, who will mew the Plunges.

PARTNERSHIP DISSOLVED.
WHEREAS the Partnerlhip lately fubfifting
between William Nicholls and Jofeph Teeee, both of
the Town of Shrew Mary, in the County of Salop, WholeCalc
Woollen Drapers and Hofiers, expired, agreeable to the Part-
nerfhip Articles, on the Fifth day of March Inftant ; the laid
&alines will be carried on in future by William Nicholls only ;
all Debts dojo, and from, the laid Partnerihip, will be rece: red
and paid by William Nicholls; as %Vitnefs our Hands this
Tenth day of March, ISoa. WILLIAM NICHOLLS,
JOSEPH TEECE.
London, England, 1802-04-03

RANCOR ROAD BILL.

The Order of the Day being read for the fccond reading of
the Bangor Road Bill,
Sir R. Vi'ILLIAMS moved, that it be read a fccond time this
day three months.
A man-ration of fume tenth took place between Mr. A.
Swim , Mr. JONES, I.ord BrI.GRAVE, Mr.lL BROWNE, Sir
C. lbsuor, lord DE BLACiVICRE, Mr. K. PoWE:I., and
Mr. ALEXANDrit, when the Horde divided upon .h.: Amend-
ment—A) cs to, Noes 6o.—The Bill was then read a and time.
London, England, 1802-04-03

DUCHY OF CORNWALL.

Mr. Isitcnotts gave notice, that he mould, on Friday nextf
move for a Committee to inquire and report what Sums of
Money had been received, and by whom, on account of Leafee
granted of the Pail:Gone of the Duchy of Corrisv.lll, by virtue
of an Ad of Parliament, of the Bth of his prefent
London, England, 1802-04-03

The Eleet:m Tireataig BM watt through a Committee, and
the ft-port was brmaybt upend ordered to be taken irto further
coaderatlon on Wednefday next, and the Bill was ordered to
Sc printed.
Mr. WICKNAM prcfented a Petition from the Commilfion-
ers for improving and widening the Streets of Dublin, praying
for Parliamentary Ail—Ordered to lie on the Table.
Mr. M. A. TAY Loa gave notice. that he thould brirgforward
the motion of which he had before given netice, relative to
Mr. Grchvilles Ad, on the 26th inft.

The Order of the Day for the ((Timid reading of the Coroners
Bill, was deferred to Wednefday next, ou the motion of Mr.
MAtt4waLino.

Tlr.Alderman Cox at prefented a Petition from the Citizens
of the Ward of Cattle Baynard, in the City of London, praying
fur a Repeal of the Income Tax.
- .

General GaiscoTut rote to Men that an Account Ihould be
I..id before the Houle of the quantity of Rum, Cotton, Coffee,
and Sugar, imported into Great Britain from the Colonies of
Surinam, Demerara, Effequebo, Berbice, Martinico, and St.
Eitana, for three years, ending the IR of Jan. dos, with the
produce of the Duty, Ste. The Hon. Gentleman added, that if
any objediou Ihould be made to this motion, he would with-
draw it, and briug it forward on a future day. Mr. PLONIER
was of opinion, that previous notice thould be given of a mo-
tion of this nature. This appearipg to be the general fentimcut
of the Houfe, the motion was withdrawn, the Hon. Mover
clerking it to be underitood that he thould very loon fubntit it
again to the Houfe.