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London, England, 1802-07-19

From the LONDON dAZETTE, Yd., ty.

MILITARY PROMOTIONS.
WAit-OFFICE, JULY 17.
4th Rerirnent of Magoon. Guards—Cornet H. I.e Grange
Di.u.:ais to be lieutenant, without purchafe, vice Brome,
who retires.
17th Regiment of I.lght Dragoons—Cornet de I.ancey Bar-
clay to be Lieutenant, by purchafe. vice Werg:, promoted.
ditto--. Captain Charles Peter Hay, front the 26th Light
Drawn:is, to be Captain, vice David Ha), who retires on
the half-pay of the a(,th Light Dragoons; Lieutenant Ed
ward Mn,re, from half-pay, to be Lieutenant, vice Lamont,
who ezehtnges.
=Eh eitto—Captain John Hunt, from the half-pay of the 7th
Lit.lit Dragoons, to be Captain of a Troop.
9th re. Moll of Foot—V.6llga John Harvey Olinmnfertopm the
SS tit Fuot, to be Lieutenant, by purehare, vice , pro-
moted.
ith ditto.—Lietrenant John Campbell. from the Seth Foot,
to be Captain, by purchafe, vice Byrne, who retires.
14th regiment of Foot—Benjamin ii. prick. Gent. to be En-
Attn, by purellak, vice Goffdin, promoted.
tyth ditto—Captain Charles Morriee to be Major, by purchafe,
vice Myers. promoted in the 62,d Foot.
32d ditto—Lieutenant Thomas MacMahon, from the eoth
Font. to he Lieutenant.
34th ditto—Watfign Thomas Hogarth to be Lieutenant, by
purchafe, vice Wallace, promoted in the 9th Foot.
36th ditto—Roblin Sampfon Stowell to be Lieutenant, by pur-
chafe. vice Shaw, who retires.
eoth di:to--Major Arthur Gore, from the Caithnefs Highlan-
der-, to be Major, vice Boland, deoeakd. •
43d ditto—Lieutenant John &aft, from the 9th Foot, to be
Lieutenant, vice Proctor, who retiree on half-pay of the
9th Font.
I 32d ditto--Lieutenent Robert Henry Dingley to be Captain,
by purchafe, vice Sir George Ogilvy, who retires.
Itcth ditto—Ailift tut Surgeon Robert Mintyre, from the iith
Pont. to he Surreal,. vice Rilgour, deceafcd.
63dditto--Frariels Calell,Gent. to be Enfign, by purchak, vise
Norton, promoted in the 69th Foot.
87th ditto—Enfign Henry Browne to he I icutenant, by pur-
chafe, vice Jefieris, promoted in the Ite...h Foot.
3d Weil India Regimatt--Captain Lord ill:ales Bentinck,
from the 29th Foot, to be Major, by purchafe, vice Cotter,
who rear-s.
sth ditto---John D.C. Mackay, Cent. to be Enlign, without
purchafe, vice Cljtto, who has been Curti-Ceded.
Ito:burgh Gentlemen and Yeomanry Cavalry.
William Elliott. rd.+ to be Major Commandant, vice Ruther-
ford, who refiesis; William Ersiott, Lig. to be Captain, vice
Ogilvie, who refignr.
London, England, 1802-07-19

GENERAL ELECTION.

KENT ELECTION

'THE FREEHOLDERS of the COUNTY of
KENT are rerpeafully informed, that Subferiptions for
tooduaing the Election of Sir William Geary, Bart. are received
in Marrs. 1-I.l.kcy and Co's. Bankers, Fenchureb-Itreet.

FRANCE.
London, England, 1802-07-19

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3400

Sir WILLIAM GEARY • • 3359
MIDDLESEX ELEC ranw.—The attendance 51
Brentford on Saturday was as numerous as ufual;
and with the exception of Come intruding orators
on the Hollings, who were called to order by the
Sheriff, the day palled without any occurrence
worthy of notice.
At four o'clock the Poll clofed, and the num•
bens appeared as follow :
Mr.Mainvearing,2o93 Mr. 8yrig,2445 I SirF.Burdett,r44
The Candidates each made a ihort fpeech and
retired.
The Triumphal Car in which Mr. Eut.t.sx, one
of the fuccefsful Candidates for Exeter, rode, was
drawn by ten men in white flurts tied with blue
anal white ribbands, and in front of it rode a wool.
comber at work, drelted iu the emblems of his
trade.

The Aberdeen diffriet of burghs is keenly con-
tolled. The Candidates are Mr. joPP, fupported
by Sir DAVID CARNEGIE, the Hon. Mr MAUL!,
Mr. SKENE,SCC. and Mr. FARItyHAR (the late Mem•
ber) fupported by Mr. DAVID SCOTT.

The following is the etiquette of Maclaine BONA'
PARTE'S Levees :—Madame DE LW:AY takes the
names of the vifitors, and ufhers them into the
room. Madame Box A r &ars only riles for the fa-
mily of Bomar airs, the wives of Amballadorss
and Ilrangers of the firtt rank. She orders arm
chairs for their accommodation. She half rites
for the wives of Senators, Prefees, and Counieb
fors of State, and requeds them to he feated ;hut
the barely bows her head to the wives of Legifla•
tors, Tribunes, &c. They molt be feated when
the y can, and on common chairs.

By the American Papers received on Saturday
we have accounts of an infurreetion among the
negroes in Perguimens and Hartt'ord counties in
North Carolina. It is flared to be of a very itrious
nature, and has given rife to no fmall degree of
alarm. The particulars are not given in tny of
the Papers. The Journalias being anxious to avoid
any mif•liatements or exaggeration refpetling In
very difagreeable a bulinets. At New Vork the
intelligence has excited conifernation arm ng the
principal inhabitants. The number of 'laves in
that quarter is very great, and the confcgnences
of a fimilar revolt would be dreadful. Every pe-
e aition is ufed to prevent any hollile movement
among them, and every exertion is mule to con-
ceal from them the news of what has taken'place
in Carolina.
On the isth of May five negroes were executed
at Halifax Court.houfe for fedition.
The American Houle of Cnngrefs, on the loth
ult. voted the (urn of ao.nev, dolla• rs. for ereeling,

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NAUTICAL INTELLIGENCE.

MAILS THIS DAY.—WIND South.
.1141141 D.
1 Dublin,
• NVatcrenri
O linn!.ure,h,
o French
• Dutch,

VOL

This morning arrived a Mail from Lifting', brokht to Fal-
mouth by thi. Prince Adolphus Packet, in 1? days.

PLYMOUTH, JULY x 7.

Cam: in the St George, of 98 guns, Captain Thompfon, from
stritht-td ; the Sirius, of 36 guns, Captain King, from a cruise
lb, Diligence, of 14 guns, Lieutenan: Kerr '',.orn the eaftward'
with (Loops for Ireland; the F.avie revenue cutter from a cruise ;1
and the arrogant, of and for Oporto, from London, laden with
ft: dries.—The Foudro7ant, of 84 guns, Captain Searle, is gone
fi.anoare to be paid oil.
London, England, 1802-07-19

BRIS COL, JULY 12 Igor.
THE Oldet STATE LOTTERY-OFFICE
in BRISTOL, where the Lottery Bufincfs has been
legally tranfadted on the molt liberal Terms for thcfe Twenty-
(even Lotteries palt.—Meffrs. NORTON and SON, Milton'..-
head, Corn-ftrect, Briltol, (and no where elk on their account,)
molt rerpedtfully inform the Public, that the firit State Lot-
teryfor tilos, begins drawing the ad of Augult next, and con-
fills of only ae,ocra Tickets. The Tickets and Shares legally
divided into Halves, Quarters, Eighths, and Sixteenths, are on
Sale, a. ufual, and will continue during the drawing, warrar.tel
undrawn, (the Prizes paid on demand, taking off the ufual nil.
count,) with the fame punctuality that has marked their Of-
fice from its commencement. Letters (poft paid) duly anfwer-
ed, and Schemes gratis.
The Money for Prizes will be paid in full, two months after
the conclulion of the Drawing, or as loon as Certificates can be
made out for the Sums clue in refpeet of the fame.
London, England, 1802-07-26

PLYMOUTH, JULY 23.

Sailed la FORTUNE, POISEAU, GLENmnaa, GA.
LATEA, and Amit.in frigates, for Guernfey and
Jerfey, to take the Dutch trnops away.

PORTSMOUTH, JULY 24.

Arrived the Ihip Indefatigable, Bzoww, from
Linton, having on board 281 French emigrants,
commanded by Major la TULLRYE Capt. B.
froke the Margaret and Eliza, STSPHaissom, from
Glafgow, bound to Demerara, off the Berlins,
about the Bth intl. all well ; the Harlequin, CHAP..
MAW, bound to Demerara ; the Ship Charlotte,
and a Foreign (hip, as alfo a Bark (No. 7), from
Lilhon, with emigrant troops ; the Diana, Capt.
NIALINc, from the Straights, and is gone to per-
form quarantine; and a Merchant Brig, from dit-
to, is gone to perform ditto; alfo the RAM-
BLER (loop of war, Capt. Ritz, from a cruize : his
Majefty's (hip CAESAR, Rear-Admiral Sir JAMES
SAU metrz, Capt. DOWNMAN ; and the EUROPA,
Capt. STUART, were this day releafed from qua-
rantine ; as alfo the two following tranfports,
Broderick, REID; and the Brothers, PATTERSON :
the former is bound to Leith, and the latter to
Woolwich. His Majefty's (hips PHOENIX and
ZEALOUs were paid off this day: J. Hamilton, a
feaman belonging to the latter, received zoo lathes
round the (hips in the harbour this day, for negleEt
of duty. Brigadier-General MONCRIEF, Lieut.-
Colonel GARDNER, and a detachment of the 52d
regiment, have arrived in the CiSAR. The GE-
NkREAUX, THETIS, and PURTMAHON, failed from
Gibraltar at the fame time as the CNSAR, but
have not yet a: lived. The following (hips are or-
dered to be paid off at this port, on their arrival
from the Mediterranean—ALEXANDEß, Arms,
ACTIVE, ALCMENE, CYCLOPS, DIANA, EUROPA,
EXPERIMENT, Eutus. GREYHOUND, and HYDRA.

JULY ZS.
This day, paired by for the Downs, the DAVID
SCOT T, homeward-bound Eaft Indiaman ; and
the DIANA frigate, PORTMAHON and PIGMY limps
from the Mediterranean.—Came up from Cowes
the BossAs, Cipt. PEARSON (not manned, as he
does not go in her), with foreign troops, bound
to Cuxhaven. CIVIC into harbour the Norsk.
vimista, BROWN, with troops from Lilbon.
London, England, 1802-07-26

YARMOUTH, JULY 2s.

Friday arrived here and failed on a ertrize, tht
CRUIZ ER gun brig.—Arrived yeilerday from a
cruize, the UNION and JAMAICA frigates.—Remain
in the Roads AMAZON, UNICORN, and JAMAICA
frigates; LYNX (loop, and FERRITE% gun brig.—
Put in here leaky the Good Intent from London.
Arrived from the ealt the New Kerrifon and Jo.
feph, with deals and battens.—Sailed the Dort,
with hemp.—No Packets have yet arrived, but
die wind blowing fret at S. W. they are hourly
expected.
London, England, 1802-07-26

The IMPERIAL STATE-LOTTERY for 18ea.

'TICKETS and Shares of Tickets are now fel-
ling.'. by J. BRANSCOMB and Co. at No. it, Holborn,
and No. 37, ; one of the Six who contra ted for the
two laft Englith Lotteries; and who can boaß of having fold,
hared, and regiftend the following Capital Priem
i-
-4 of £30,030 IS of 5,603
6 10,000 I 26 1,000
1 I 10,000 45 Licco
Lit:wife the only 3 pool. Prize that ever was !hated, befides
a great number of soot. Ica the. the.; and by whom the ori-
ginal Plan for Ramping the Shares, Ste. by Governmeny, was
trAufroitted to the Right Hon. Lord North, which has in-
created the profit to the Public on Lotteries, fine that time,
to a very grew' amount. _ _ .

Schein; gratis, and every particular relative to the prefent
Lottery, may be had at the LUCKY 1.0 rtERY-OFFICES,
No. ti, Holborn, and N 0.37, Cornhill, where the Numbers
of the aforefaid Capital Prizes may be fern, and bow fhered.
Pirate to olaferve, there arc only 24,000 Tickets in this Lot-
tery—above three Capitals every day of drawing—very little
more than two Blinks to a Prize—the lowelL Prize 11. better
than in the latt Englilli—and the full money paid by Govern-
ment within two mantits after thc Lottery has done drawing.

LFAD MINES.
rro be Let (or fuch Term of Years,
fhand upon
•A• fuch Conditionals all be agrxd on, the LEAD MINES
in the Hills of South and Over.Cumberheads, fituated in the
Parifb of Lefmahagow, and County of Lanark.
From a Mineral Survey recently made, and Report drawn up
in con fequence thereofhy praelical and ext;eriencedLeadMlners,
the above Lands are declared to be well worth the attention of a
Mining Company, and the indications of a Body of Lead to be
fo ltrong as to warrant trials with every probability of fuccefs.
The Lead Ore brought from the Mines referred to in the Re-
port, of which Specimens will be exhibited, is of the richclt and
puma luality, and was at one period wrought to great advan-
tage. The above-mentioned printed Mineral Report, together
with Specimens of the Orr, Spars, and other Metals therein
fpecified, may be ken by applying to Michael Lining, Writer
to;the &pet, St. James's-fquare, Ed'nburgh; to Meffrs. Ken-
nedy and Logan, Merchants, Buchanan-greet, Glafgow ; or
to Mr. Mundell, No. 3, Fluyder-itreet, Loudest.
London, England, 1802-07-26

ENGLISH LOTTERY.

SWIFT and Co. No. f 1, Poultry, London, and
at that Offices In moil of the principal towns have no
talc Tickets and Shares of the above Lottery, which contaim
only 24,c00 Tickets,and begins drawing the I,cl of Auguft next
Forty thoufand Pounds have been paid within the Lift fix
months, to the Holders of fortunate Tickets and Shares, at the
Office of Swift and Co. Poultry, London, where the IA Capi-
tal Prise ever drawn, was fold in Shares.
Letters anfweretiL•Sehrmes gratis—No frill% Lotteries.

NEXT MONDAY MORNING, the Drawing of the EnglA
Lottery begins, with a Prize of pace(.
No. 26, CORNHILL.
MESSRS. HORNSBY and Co. alfure their
Friends and the Public, that the demand for Tickets
and Shares, at their Offices in 'town and Country. is Lir be-
yond their moft fanguine expedition; indeed, it is fuch as
warrants z decided opinion, that the whole of the 2,speo
Tickets willbc difpoLd of before out Monday miming, Dine
o'clock, at which time the Drawing of the Lottery emniumees.
lil4ansir and Co, therefore requelt their Friends and the
Public by no means to delay purchaling —Tickets are riling
daily and muft continue to rife. . . . .

A book, with an exad account of each day's drawing, will
be kept for the immediate infpealon of all chore who honour
HORNSBY aril Co. with their commands, free of any expellee
whatever.
London, England, 1802-07-26

NAUTICAL INTELLIGENGS

MAILS THIS DAY.—WIND South.
Batttvao• DV%
t Dublin,
2 Watertord
2 Hamburzh,
i Dutch,
a French 0
'MIR Morning arrival a Mail front Jamaica,brought to Fal•
mouth by the Princef., Charlotte Packet in 44 days.
London, England, 1802-07-26

N. B. All orders executed on the fame terms as if prcfent.

ON MONDAY next the ENGLISH LOT-
TERY begins DRAWING.
lira Day, Monday, 2d Auguft, Firft drawn C. soon
Second Day, Thurfday, sth Asenft, Firit drawn 2000
Third Day, Nl,uiday, yth Atigolt, Firit drawn go,cco
Fourth Day, Thurfday, 12th Auguft, Firft drawn 20,000
Fifth Day, Monday, x6thAugult, Firft drawn sow
Sixth Day, Thurfday, isith Auguft, Firft drawn woo
Sev •nth Day. Alund..v, 23d Auguft, Firft drawn 20,303
Eiphth,lllt Day, Thuriday,26th Aug. Firft drawn to,mo
Panics CAPITAL and nat.'. PRIZES to the amount of
4.146,000.
• The TICKETS, HALVES, QUARTERS, EIGHTHS, and
SIXTEENTH SHARES are soia and Re; iftered on the !omit
Emits at Mr. NICHOLSON'. Office, No. 16, Cornbill, op-
rfite the Bank 01 England, where, in the lalt Englifts Lomry„
more than Ise different Perfons in Clubs and Individuals re-
faced Shares of CAPITAL. PRIZES, trim top:,cl. to
Particulars in the Schemes at large.--office hours from
Eight in the Morning until Eight at Nijlit.

FIRST ENGLISH STATI7 LOTTERY for rata,
Begins Dravriog the 2d of Atloft.
'PHE Tickets arc divided into Halves, Quarters,
Eighths. and SixtLenths, by HAZARD, BUItINIE, and
Co. Stock-Brokers, at their State Lottery Office, N.. 93, under
tbc Royal Exchange. London, and no where elfe to their ac-
connt.

irr The drawing, which wall be concluded in eight days, will
be conduded on the following Plan : To commence on Mon-
day the sd of Augult ; (mood day, Thurfday the 4th Auguft ;
and every fecceeding Monday and Thurfday till the 26:1.
The intermediate days will be appropriated to the payment of
Prises, and Sale of =drawn Tickets and Shares.
All Shares ((Mat this Office will be (tamped agrecabk
of Parliament, and alfo with the Crow, and round it

" HAZARD & ORA LOTTZR I; Of RIM"

Linters, putt paid, duly attended to, and Schemes gratis.
Bank, India, and South Sea Stocks, with their fevcral An-
nuities, India Bonds, Exchequer Bills, and all kinds of Go-
vernment Securities bought and fold by Connifflon. •
Country Orders, acc.impanied with Sort dated Bills on
London, Poft Oflce•Ordcrs, or Cab, in Parcel by Coach or
Carrier, punctually attended to.
London, England, 1802-07-21

WEDNESDAY, JULY u:

PRICE OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK:
3 per Cents. ex. div. • • • 7214
Ditto, for money, - . ,72
Ditto, for July opening, with di,. - 73
Reduced 73-4 per Cent. 9o;—News per C. 403 104.;
Old 5 per Cent zotil—Long. Ann. so 13-16+ 15-164.
Omnium 2 st 2
PRICE OF STOCKS YESTERDAY :
Bank Stock tsra ' Long Ann. 21 4-46
3 Per Cent. Red. 741 7311.1 lmp. 3 per Cent. 724f3
per Cent. Cant73th Eseheq. Bills SS. to 6.. pr.
4 per Cent. 90if 1 Omnium dif.
5 per C. Ann. Witt Englidi Tickets 471.444.
5 per Ccnt. 1797 105i4 Cent for opg• 75.1 741 i

COURSE OP EXCHANGE.
Amiterdars, TO 171 U. Cadiz 364 fired. Genoa 47
Ditto, at fight to 14 Madrid 334 paper I.ilbon 67
Rotterdam, to a IU. Ditto 37 cffeet. Oporto 67
Hamburgh 33 224 U. Bilbao 36 Me d. Palermo yo
Alton 33 3 1t U. 14eghont 5144 pence per oz.
Cadiz 33 in piper Naples 44 Dublin 111
Pavia, t day's date, 23 12—Ditto 2 UL 13 18 liv.,
Bourdeaux - - 2 LIE 23 13 liv.
Venice, 58 Llvres Pica Pledivi per 11. fterL

We have received Paris Papers to the 18th.—
The only article worthy of particular notice is
another letter from General LIICLE c, of the te.th
of June, which contains Tome additional particu-
lars of the dangerous defigns of Toy SZAINT, his
violation of the terms of his furrender, and the
immediate necetlity of his arreft, to fecure the
tranquillity of the Colony. The effeas of Tous
SAINT'S abfence are defcribed as being highly be.
neficial. It is laid, that fubfequent to the period
of his arreft, up to the time when thefe accounts
were difpatched, comparative harmony had pre.
vailed in the Colony, and any attempt at rebellion
had been completely fubduad.

ft is reported that the Earl of ELGIN is daily
expelled from Confiantinople.
His Excellency Monfieur de LIMA, the Pont'.
guefe Amballador, left his town refidence in South
Audley-Greer laft week for Paris.
Mr. T. Hoes arrived on Monday laft from
Holland, at his houfe in Duckefs-fireet, Port-
land-place.
A private letter, received from Paris, Rates the
following curious report :—That the Garrifon of
Brea voted for the Confullhip for life to BONA.
PART a, upon condition of Mt:acmes being appoint-
ed his fucceffor.

Eighty-five General Officers have joined in
making reprefentations upon the injullice of heap.
ing almoft all favours upon the troops returned
from Italy and Egypt. It is remarked, that Ge-
nerals Atictiteau and MASIEN• are not among
the eighty-five.
It is laid that General FERRARO, who had the
commanal of the troops at Boulogne, when that
place was bombarded by Lord NELSON, is imme•
diately to proceed to St. Domingo, and to take
with him a reinforcement of twelve thoufand men.

The Convention, figned at Paris between Ge-
neral BOURNONVILLE, the Hereditary Prince of
ORANGE, and the Marquis DE LVCCHcstNi, rela-
tive to the indemnities of the Prince of ORAN c r, is
to be printed without delay. The Hereditary
Prince is expeeled every moment to arrive in Ger
--........ku,Au5-mirisofe of Lakinz. zsgrciliQn of the
London, England, 1802-07-21

DIED.

Monday fiennight, at Brittol Hotwells, Capt. Curds of the
Navy, fon of Admiral Sir Roger Curds. Hc• come from the
Cape of Good Hope, about two months fince,.in an ill date of
health, and has laboured ever unec under a painful diforder,
which baffled all medical Pal.

On the 6th intl. at Malvern Hall, Warevickihire, the Hen.
Charlotte Grifwold Lewis, wire to Henry Grefwold Lewik,
Efg. of the above pLice.
Ou Saturatty, in Orchard-ftrect, ',kat ColouLl Fitzgerald,
of Am 1i! Ri.ziinent of Font Guards, Aidcle-Camp to His
Ho-RI Hi And+ rbt Dtkkc of York.
. _ _

The isth lift. the Rev.l-lenri Ellis, Itcdor of Sutton, icar
Rcchforct, Elrts
At Errol iiolife, on the 6th loft. Mrs. Allen, of Errol.

On Saturday, in queen-fir-tare, Wcitrninfter, in her B.Stk
year, Mrs. Anne Crach:rode, tillcr of the late Rev. C. M. Cra..
chero~'e.

tiatuniny re'onight, at Chorley, in his 85th year, John Hoitn-
113=1, Efq: •

On the .6th init. at her ton's !mute, (Capt. H. Amid) Entric...
field Grecn, Egham, Chriftian Amid, aged 84.
At fiadnock-houle, near Monmouth, in hi 3 821 year, tk.
Rt.v. Philip Gran, H. D. _ _ _

On Tharfday lAR, at Brompton, near Town, Mifs CoMon,
daughter of the late Rev. Alex. C 0111,41, of filhigs-hall, Ox-
turdfhire, aged 27 years.
Saturday fe'n nir,ht, in the bloom of youth, Mifs Agnes Free.
laid, the fourth dauzhtcr of the late Peter F land, Ef,i.
chant, Liverpool.
London, England, 1802-07-21

BANKRUPTS:

Samuel Bradley the younger, of Lcieefter, grocer, to furrender
Augult t s, at five, Auguß t 3 and 31, at eleven, at the Bull's
Head, Lekefter. Attoroies, Mr. Lawton, Leiccßer ; or Mr.
S. Taylor, GrAy's-Inn4quare, London..
Richard Pantry and George Pantry, now or late of Heyrod,
Laneallaire, dealers, chapatti and copartners, July 23, Auguß
3, and 31, at eleven, at the Rummer Tavern, in Braid.—
Attondes, Meffrs. Payne and Borges, Bridge-ftreet, Briftol;
or Meffrs. Heels and Griffinhoofe, Pancras-lane, Buckler-
lbw', London.
Sebaftian Lucas the younger, of Birmingham, plater, July 24,
a 6, and Auguß 31, at eleven, at the Stork Tavern, Birming.
ham. Attornits, Mcgr,. Devon and Toole, Gray's-Inn,
London ; or Mr. Mainwaring, Birmingham.
Jacob Weftla..e., of Hamprefton. Dorfetihire, maltfter, dealer
and chapman, July 26, Auguß 4, and 3t, at eleven, at the
King's• Head Inn, Wimborne-Minfter, Dorfet. Attorney,
Mr. Cattleman, at Wimborne.
William Filler, of Cambridge, woollen-draper, dealer and chap-
man, July 22, Auguß to and 3 at ten, at Guildhall, London,
Attorney, Mr. Meddovreroft, Gray's-inn.
DIVIDENDS.
Sept. at. John Hodfon, of Briftol, grocer, dealer and chapman,
at five, at the Bah Tavern, Brißol.
Sept. 11. John Serie, of Shepton Somerfctfhire, clothier,
dealer and ehapman, at five, at the Bulk Tavern, Briftol.
Auguß 16. Matthew Hillyard Gannett, of Taunton, Sumer-
fetibire, draper and tailor, dealer and chapman, at deem, at
the George Inn, Tannins.
Auguß Ty. Richard Medd, late of Kingiton-upon-Hull, tim-
ber-merchant, dealer and chapman, at eleven, at the White
Hart Tavern, Kinglton-upon-Hull
Auguß to. William Field, of Streatham, Surrey, vidualler,
dealer and chapman, at ten, at Guildhall, London.

LONDON.
London, England, 1802-07-21

NLW PANORAMA, HAYMARKET,
N.xt door to the Opera Houfe.
rrr. Hr. Public are relpeetfully informed, that this
PANORAMA, exhibiting a GRAND VIEW of the
CITY PARIS and its Environs, is now open for public in-
ft.; limn, painted from Drawings made on the North Weft
Tower of the NiztroNlizan Church of Notre Dante fine the
figning of the Preliminaries; of Peace, by JAMES de NI/tam.
I,l'lll contime n from to C.:I Dufk. Admittance
N.B. A perfon regularly att Lnds to explain the Picture.

PURSUANT to an Order of the High Court
of Chancery.,ma& in n Caufe, Barker agalntt Curtiss, the
N'.:Nt of Kin of FRANCES BARKER, late of Moron, in
(..e County of Niiildk.fe s„ detailed, the widow of John Bar-
!err, late of Goodman's Fields, in the raid County of Middle-
fax, Ffq. and which laid Frances Barker dint In the month of
Oc-inbcr 1 iR, WV, on or More tfe lath day of Auguft next,to
e Inc before John Campbell, Efq. one of the Maticri of the
laid Cwirt, at his Office in Southampton-Buildings, Chancery-
lane, London, and prove their kindr;dor affinity, or in default
thcr..4 they will be peremptorily excludid the benefit of the
f tir,!cr.
London, England, 1802-07-21

AMSTERDAM, JULY 9.

This morning we received the ihiagre-mble in-
telligence that an American vell;:1, .4. about .1.3.3)
tons, was 101 in the Scheldt, tioongli th.! fault
of the Dutch pilots who had the charge of her.;
nothing was Lived hut a fmali part of the cargo,
which confided of India Goods.
London, England, 1802-07-21

IN TIIE WEST INDUS.

Kinglion—T. J. Hefter, Ffq. to Mrs. Pa;ps. widow of the
late Thomas Papps, Efq.; Captain J. M'DonalJ, of the Alert.
to Mifs Hays eldeft daughter of Charles Hay, Efq.; Mr. Da.
vid Nunes Rokiro, to Mrs. Moran° ; Mr. Jocph Henriques,
Jun. to Mifs Deleon; and Mr. Slivsrs to Mi, Judith Tavares.
I•alinouth—Mr. John Harris, jun. to Mr.. Elizabeth Ro-
binfln: •
London, England, 1802-05-13

LAW INTELLIGENCE.

COURT OF KING's BENCH, MAY 12.

Mr. Serjeant Ws Lt.t ast s moved for a mandamus
againft the Sheriff and Jullices of Caermarthen,
tor not ere Sing a gaol purl apt to the direftion►
of an Aft of Parliament for thatpurpofe.—Rule
'to thew caufc granted.

COKE V. VILLIMONT.

This was an anion brought by tbt Plaintiff and
his Partners, Merchants, in the tit of London,
agyinft the Defendant, who wilts the agent of
houfe of trade, under the firm MI Vanderneil and
Co. formerly of Paris, to recover a fum of 15681.
with intereft due from the commencement of the
prefent war. It appeared the plaintiffs were, pre-
vious to the war with England, in the habit of
remitting money to the houfe of Vandernetl and
Co. for which they received 4#Per cent. During
the war, the Partners in Vanderneil's book were
all fetit to the guillotine for exporting Ppecie ; and
the Plaintiffs, after having remitted the money in
quellion, had no one to retort to for payment dur-
ing the whole period of the war. The Defen-
dant having fucceeded Vanderneil and Co. in their
commercial eftablifhment, became refponfible for
their debt, and upon his arrival in this city, the
prefent anion was brought againft him.
The Jury gave a verdia for 15681 without al-
lowance of intercft.
London, England, 1802-05-13

Where insibe

I.etters of an Italian Nun and an Roosting Gentleman.
Tranihoed frotn the French of J. J.Rouffeau, a New Edition,
being the Fourth, embellithed with an elegant Froatifpleee, en-
grav‘,l by Bromley. Price 31.6 d. in boards.
" A flare to his own feelings. he pourtnys every thing with
the greeted vivacity. On the fuijetis of Love, therefore. we
are to raped many beautiful flights, and accordingly the
of the prefent volume is enriched by thean."l.stcrary Re-
view
London, England, 1802-05-13

MR. FOX'S MECH, BY AUTHORITY.
This slay was published, price Sixpence,
SUBSTANCE of the SPEECH of the Hon.
C. J. ROL on moving • N. -v Writ for the BOROUOI
rAvisTocK, hlarch 14. a:l.—Pr:4l,a. by Authority.
Painted for J. Lehrer.. tn-poSte Beington•Houfe, Plcesdi 1,
Of whom may be had.
The LETTER of the lino. CHARLES JAMES PDX to
the ELECTORS of WEsTAUNSTER, with an Ail lea
tioo of its Principles to ulsesit Events.
Bl ROLE T ADAIR, Efq. M.P. Price 3s. 6d.

PARLIAMENTARr PROCEEDINGS.

HOUSE OF LORDS. WEDNESDAY, MAY is.

Collard were further heard, and at eonfiderable length relative
to the Scotch Appeal, Hog w Thwaites. The Courifel were '
ordered to proceed again on Lido,.
The hall. before the Hotife were forwarded in their Wpm-
tlve flages—vuloug which was the EleCtion Treating Bill, read
a fccood time and committed for Tucfday next, on which oc-
eafion their Lordfidps were ordered to be rum:toned.
Seventeen Bills, anion which were the Militia Pay Bill, the
Norwich Poor, and fix Return Bills were brought up from the
Commons by Sir Grolas Sueetsueon, Mr. DICIMNSON
Mr. FArit, Lord GIORGI CAVENDISH, Mr. SAVILLI, and
other Gentlemas ; theft Bills were feverally read a Slit time.
Sevezil Accounts refp:.4 the Importation of Logwood
from the Bay of Honduras, Mahogany, Re. were prekntcd
from the Infpeetor General's Office, in purfuance of a recent
Motion of Lard Gan net sta.
_ . . .

Some private Banners was difpnfed of :—after which their
LordfLipe &teamed till to-morrow—when the Houfe Rands
ftunmaned for the purport of taking the Definitive Treaty of
Peace into canfidentlaa.
London, England, 1802-05-13

Pi4UTIC,II. I.VTELLIGLNGE.

MAILS TUIi DAY.—wiNo N. W.
COUt.

Arglvrn.

i Har•hurCh,
o flithti,
0 W ,rt ord,

FAL mount, NIAY il.

Arrived this mot wing the brig —, Capt.
Worm from Bourdeaux ; fiioke on the 3oth ult.
the Lovely Pt.ggy, from Dublin, out nine days,
ail Hell. Capt. AV6I/71.1 failed from hence the
27th December ball. with male: for liourdeaux,
mbere he landed his carne, and took in wiilcs.
A few daTs previous to his being ready to fail, an
order arrived for his to re land his wines and take
in his former cargo and at the fame time an
order arrived, that nn Britilb produce whatever
Mould be landed. A great number of vefrels were
lying at Bourdeaux with coals, &c.—Sailed the
I.sur 11onasr packet, FELLOWS, for New York
and Halifax, and the AUCKLAND, tiCHUYLIS, ditto,
for Jamaica, Ilarbadoct, and Martinique, both
with mail,. cf the yth Crtavii as, of so
gni,c, which 'hip has been lying here as guard and
hofpital flip during the war, is riggingiury.mall,
in order to proceed to Plymouth.—All the Go.
vet !fluent flares in the wareboufes here have been
Wiped on board a brig for Plymouth. Wind N.

PLYMOUTH, MAY it.

Came in the Ftscuan, of 38 gun% Captain
WALLI:, from Ireland; returned front carrring
over difalarged (cameo; and the Hossmt, of ;8
guns, Cap:. BROWN, from a crui7.e. Sailed 'he
litsacns., of 38 guns. C. 104111 ass moan, with
dikharged fcamcneaftward.

PORTSMOUTH, MAX n.

This day arrived the tranfport ATTY, Capt. Tt;
Boma, from the Mediterranean, latt from Ply-
mouth, full of troops; the NET LPY fchooner, from
a cruize; the Friendthip, PAzrata, from Water-
ford; and the Union, ROCKItS, from Milford.—
Sailed the Indutiry, Tatwit.s, for Chicheiler.
Mr. Gas vs has feixed and brought in bete an
open boat, with 55 tubs of liquor, which is lodged
in the Cuitom•houfe.

SHEERNESS, MAY is.

Arrived the MINS, FE!' RITFR., and Corravagr,
gun velfcl.s from a crtize ; Vtsuve from Yar-
mouth ; and Taw, cuttcr with figrial bales, &c.
from the feveral Signal naffs on the coall. Sailed
the Mar tv re, gun veirel, for Ireland, with dill
charged fcamen.—Wind N. light breeze.

YARMOUTH, MAY ir.

Sailed the 'UNICORN frigate, with difcharged fea-
men for Hull. Arrived a fehooner and merchant
brig with diiaarged feamen fur Leith, but remain
s%ind.bound. Sailed the Aurora, Moss, with
bale goods a:id paffengers for Flantburgh ; James,
CART)R, for Rottcr'am, with bale goods; and
the Mary Simon, Fasts, for Deptford with times.
Upwards of 150 fail of merchant veffe:s are de-
tained in there Roads by contrary winds. Arrived
the ADDER gun-brig from a entire, doling which
Ike captured a fmuggler, having on board Soo half
ankers of Geneva.
London, England, 1802-07-28

AGentleman who has a capital Freehold I.anded
Elate to offer as (murky, vrifhes to take up on Mortgage
toc:l. for a cough: of years. The Intent! may be paid imme-
dr.t.ly after each Rem day into any Banker's bands.or the party
tasy reckive it half-yearly from a Tenant. Should any Gen-
tleman he Meth- cd to fell out Stock from the Funds, be will co.
vim tat (and make the Fame liable) to replace fueh Stock in
the Lune Fun* at the end of one or two yeas, (or any given
Lew) a tech puce as the time Fends may then he at ; and will
May inuicit in the mean time equivalent to the Dlvidends.---A
L.tticr addrefed to Mr. Wallis, to be left at Na. r 3, Nortbum-
befand-ltrect, Strand, will be refrefully attended to,
London, England, 1802-07-28

MARRIED.

On Friday, at the Right Hon. Robert Ward's, at Stephen's.
green, Dublin, the Rev. Henry Mahon, to Mitt Anne Syniel,
daughter, and one of the co-heirelles, of the late Rev. Dr. Syntr,,
of HiUbrooke, county of Wicklow.
Tucfday ft'ailight, Colonel Wm. Robertfon, jun. of I.udc, to
Mils Haldane, daughter of the late 3corge H..ldanc, L 4. of
Gleneagles.
Yefterday moralng, at St. Andrews, Holborn, the Rev. John
Radcliffe, M.A. Medlar of St. Ann, Middlefex, and Fate Fellow
of Braids. Nofe College, Oxford, to Mils Ann Leigh, youagell
daughter of Edward Leigh, Efq.Took's• court.
London, England, 1802-07-28

NEXT MONDAY MOYUVINO, the Drawing in as: Lugitth
Lottery begins, with a Prise of sooOL
No. 26. CORNHILL.

IkiTESSRS. HORNSBY and Co affure their
WA Friends and the Public, tkat the demand for Tickets
and Shares, at their Offices in Than and Country, is far be-
?era.' their molt Linguine expeilagi in; indeed, it is fuch as
warrants a deekicd opinion, that tue whole of the 24,cm0
Ti-kets wilt be difpnfed of before next Monday morning, nine
&each, at which time the Drawing of the Lottery commences.
Hat risme and Co, therefore requeft their Friends and the
Piddle by no means to delay purehafing —Tickets arc riling
4adr and Inuit continue to rife.

A hook, with en esat account of each day's drawing, will
hr kept for the immediate infpedion of all thole who honour
and Co. with their commands, free of any eapence
orbatzecr
London, England, 1802-07-28

BRISTOL GRAMMAR SCHOOL MEETING.
July 24,
General Meeting of Gentlemen, educated at
A the Grammar School, in this City. will be held at the
Bulk Tavern, in BABA, on Prednefday the x iith day of Augult
next.
Such Gentlemen as propofe to attend the Meeting, are re-
quefted to fend for their Tickets (which will be delivered at the
Bulls Tavern, at One Guinea each) as early as poffible, that the
number to be provided for may he nearly afeertained.
'4,4 Dinner on table at four o'clock.
STRWARDS.
Sir J. C. Hippelley, Bart. R. L. Gwatkin, Efq.
Rev. Tho. Broughton Benj. Hobbnufe, Efq. M. P.
Rev. Sir Ab. Elton, Bart. John Brickdale, Efq.
Edmund Griffith, Efq. Rev. John Burton
Rev. S. Stye.. Sir John Nicholl
Dodtor Laurence John Paid Paul, Efq.

T ACKINGTON, ALLEN, and Co. rerpstt-
A-i fully inform the Public, that their NEW CATALOGUE
is now completed. ft will be found to contain the greats*
variety of fcarce and curiouvardcles; and the tale being for
ready money only, the prices, as ufual, are very tow.
Temple of the Mules, Firdburrfquare, July ab.
London, England, 1802-07-28

This day was publithed,price 2s. 6d.

PRACTICAL INFORMATION on the MA.
LIGNANT SCARLET FEVER and SORE THROAT,
in which a NEW MODE of TREATMENT is freely com-
municated. By E. PEART, M.D.
Printed for Wm. Miller, Old Bond-greet.
London, England, 1802-07-28

SUMMER ASSIZES.

The Afrizes at Hertford commenred on Mon-
day laa, before the Chief Baron MACDONALD and
Baron lioritata..

WARNER V. SMITHS' I.

This was an atftion for an affault, and no ways
worthy of remark, but for the ludicrous turn it
took. The plaintiff is a farmer, and was return-
ing from a profitable adventure, having bcen to
market, when he called at the Red Lion, at Hock.
erill, otherwife ftyled Sot's Hole. Hete quar-
relled with all the hone, dealers in grain he met,
and was at laft fo imprudent as to intimate that
the defendant, who was one of them, was a d--d
44r: the defendant, very naturally, felt that his
shorafitt was at flake, and that it he paired it over
Lightly, the public would nut irditac him at the
next market-day, .when he fkould tell them that
he had brought all the grain he was in pollifSon
of to market, and that he felt so dirt to lel up 4.
price of corn; he, therefore, replied, that if he re-
peated the fame obnoxious expreffioas be would
" knock his ti—n head about." The plaintiff'
very imprudently did fo, and the defendant was
as good as his word.
Mr. Gaiteow defended the anion is a train of
infinite humour, contending that Mr. Smithfon
had done no more than any other man wt old hare
done in his fituation. The laws of comely, he
raid, were infallibly the fame on the fubjed:—." If
a man calls me a liar, I mull knock him down
To prove which he cited many cafes that had
come within his recolledion •, among others that
of a very 'vest man, vihofe talents, he laid, would
do honour to any country, he meant Mr. Wind•
ham, who chanced to be in company, after his
unfuccefsful haggle fir the city of Norwich,
where an eleaor told him he hadnot voted for him,
and as they were met he would tell him why ; in
the firft place he did not like him ; and, in the
feeond, his averfion arofe from his being a him.
coat, and many more obfervations equally affront-
ing. Mr. Windham replied very coolly, .1. You
do this, Sir, to put me off my guard, but I am
colleded, and though the laws of courtcfy bid me
knock you down, yet, as you have before voted
for me, and as I think it may teach you how to
behave in future, I Mall on'y pull your note,"
which he did, Paid Mr. Garrow, by wringing it
well. He had no doubt that tranfadtion would be
brought into a Court of Juftice, and Wit was, he
doubted not it would be treated in the fame way
he hoped the prefent would ; namely, by a Jury
giving a verdict Two-pence damages, to enable
fuck a phintiff to buy enough of fo ft foap to pro-
ted his nofe at lean for a week.

The Jury gave a verdict of Sixpence Damages,
when

Mr. Gamma obferved t the plaintiff, who was
in Court, " There, Sir, the Jury have been more
bountiful to you than I fhould have been, for they
have given you foap enough for thres week."
London, England, 1802-07-17

To the ELECTORS of WESTMINSTER.

iIrATtrMEN,
THE Eleitiro for this City being now happily
terminatcd,l (honk' be molt ungrateful did I nut return
thanks for the unanimous fupport which was offered to me
fvora quarters, in the event of my being peopokti as a Can-
didate. My reafuns for declining Co honourable an invitation,
were a regard fur the peace of our City, and a high refpcd
for the Members whom you have again niurned.
To an education the belt which the public Innirutions of
this country can afford, I am indebted for thole independent
principles which have montnieuded roe to your notice; and
the important fluke which I hold in this City will never per-
mit me to be Judaic t ent to your insert its, fo clofcly conneded
with my own. . . .

At a future opportunity I may avail myfclf of the partiality
of my FlicndA, their 7.0..1 keep pace with my endea-
vours to ret.tin their vod opinion: in the mom time, 1 Ihail
(wahine the fame line of condu!t which has procured rte, in
grAtifying a manner, the sltcein of my Neighbours and
Fellow Citiuns: I ant, with Sincere regard,

lA'rftisinfkr,
!bib July, t SoL

GuitiLmen, -
Your very faithful Servant.
JOHN ELLIOT.
London, England, 1802-07-17

FROM LLOYD'S LIST.

DEA t, Ju t.v 16.—Arrived and failed for the River, the Oak,
Atkinfon, from the Cape of Good Hope; Calcutta, Maxwell,
and the Alia, Winne', from Bengal—Wind N. N. W.
Gawrttsewo, Jutr t6.—Paged by the Mentor, Stephenfon,
and Providence, Yeterfon, from Peterfburgh ; Iris, Kemp, from
Dort; Columbia, ---, from Bremen; Try ginla,—, from
Zany; Charlotte, Kent, from Jamaica; —, from
Memel; Rio Nova, 1.2 !Jeep, from St. Croix; Norway, --•
and Fortuna, Anderfon, from Peterfburg.—Sailed the Duchef;
of York, Halkett, for Archangel; Eleanor, Howe, for Bour-
deaux ; Henrietta Antonctta, —, for Oftend ; Brave, Lander-
man, for Antwerp; Fame, Anderfon; and Reinhaldt, Ohlen,
for Hamburgh.

ARRIVED

Off Dover—The Harris, Stamper, from Jamaica Friend-
thip, Rota, from Barbadoot ; Kingfton Packet, Chrißie, from
Trinidad ; and Bctfey, Smith, from Lifhon
Off Portfmouth—Venua,Nigee, fronaCha;kflon ; and George,
Rohinfon, from Frcderickttadt.

Off the Start—Sarah Ann, Hunter, from Jamaica.
At Whitby—Volunteer, Bedlington ; and Experiment, Bat-
ton, from Greesdand.
At Lyon..--Zephyr.Grcaves, from Oporto.
At Clyde--Clio, M.Fye, from Jamaica.
At Liverpool—Fortuna, Snowden, from Nam ; Efthcr,
—; and Frederick Wilhelm, Pierfon, from Dantzlck.
AtDublin—Lovely Peggy, Harris, from Bourdeaux.
At Newfoundland-.Meditarancan, Wood, from Cadiz.
At Lifbon—Ann and Mary, MAIM, from Genoa.
At Donavan—Fanny, Harley, from London.
t Jamaica—Truity, Neale, from Africa; Backhoufe, Ro-
berts ; and James, Leavy, from Liverpool.
At Philadelphia... Regulator, —, from Madeira.
London, England, 1802-07-17

PORTSMOUTH, JULY i 6.

This day arrived his Mijelly's fhip la POMONE
from Gibraltar, and is under quarantine; alfo la
SO, Hit (loop of war from Jerky, and the Lively,
YOUNG, from SuuJerland.—Sailed his blajelly's
Isis, of so guns, tbr Halifax, has a white
flag at the fore top-matt head.—Came into har-
bour his Mijefty's Chip la PIQSa to be paid off.—
Went out of harbour the Prevoyante !tore-111;p,
bound to Gibraltar.—His Majeny's !hip Acarr*
was this day paid off.
London, England, 1802-07-17

NEW PANORAMA, HAYMARKE I*,

Next door to the Opera node.
11E Public are refpeetfully informed. that this
J'
PANORAMA, exhibiting a GRAND VIEW of the
tri'T of PARIS and its Environs, is now oval fi.r public in-
fpeztien, painted from Drawings made on the North Wdt
lower of the Metropolitan Church of Notre Dame fence the
carting of the Preliminaries of Peace, by Jnm IS de Mnala•
Witt continue open from to till Dull. Admittance is.
N. B. A perfon regularly attends to explain the Pidture.

T a Meeting of the Committee of die Durham
County Eledtiott, hold at the Gray's Inn Coffee Houle,
the 16th day of July, igen;
GEORGE HAWKS, Efq. in the Chair;
Refnlved, That the Thanks of this Committee be given to
the refponable Freeholders of the County of Durham, r. &lent
in Gatelbead, Newcaftle, BcdllNton, and Blythe, for the im-
portant fervices rendered by them to the tattle, in which we
..re engaged, by the public declaration of th.dr tleterminition to
fupport Mr. Burdon at the Eledtion for the Cnu•tty of Durham
London, England, 1802-07-17

York, July t 2, t got.

To the GENTLEMEN, CLER,,Y, and FithhtiOLlik.KS
dike COUNTY of YORK.
Gawrt ratan.
FERMI me to return you my moft unfeigned
thanks for the honour you have this a fecond ante
conferred on me, by your unanimous fuffrage in electing me
mu. of the Repr:fentatires in Panamint of this extenfive and
opcluc Covnt y.
feel the greatet fatisfadlino and pride ii being thought
worthy of the confidence you bare now again repaid in nt.: ;
and it will be my utmoit endeavotir to repay Lisa vinfielenee,
and the opinion you have manifeltid Of tny parliamentary con-
dila. by an unresuittNl attention to t'w nuerelts of the Rate,
and there which peculiarly attach to this gnat and rdindiable
COUllty. I have the honour to ntuaia,
With the molt Wetly fcntimmta of
Gratitude and rcfpca. Gcntl:mas.
Your molt &Saud and devoted
humble Servant.
York. July it, aos. HENRY LASCELLES.
London, England, 1802-07-17

To the GENTLEMEN, CLERGY, and FREEHOLDERS

of the COUNTY of YORK.

OLNTLIMIZN,
A CC E PT my (metre Thanks for the high
Honour you have this day conferred on me, 'oy electing
me, for the Fourth Time, one of your Reprefentatives in Pa:-
Haircut. I feel the value of the Trull you have repofed in tue,
and will endeavour to difcharge its important fundlione with
that Independence and faithful aftiduity which Duty and GrA-
tittulc ail.e infpire.—l am, (111.1u-i7l,
Your obliged and faithful fervent.
W. WILBER FORCE.
London, England, 1802-05-25

FIRE AT WOOLWICH.

We are happy to find that, from every circtun- I'
fiatee that has been cottoned refpeding this cala-
laity. there does not appear the fmallif) ground
for believing it the work of an incendiary. We
Thail take the prefent opportunity of correaing
Tome miflatenseats which, as is nfual on the fir
announcing of fuch a cataltrophe, have found
their way into the public prints.
The townspeople were not excluded from the
Warren ; on the contrary, they were admitted
. freely, and, by their exertions, rendered very ef-
fential fervices. There was no fpreading of the
fire towards the laboratory, the deflagration being
entirely ennfined to the eaftern (quart, of which
the repolitory formed one fide. As to extinguifh•
ing the fire in this place, it was foon found to be
impunible; the whole attention, therefore, was
elireted to prevent it from extending to the next
(gum, whida contained the blackfmithi,' (hops,
apparatus fur turning and finifhing guns,Stc. Had
this caught fire, the laboratory would have been
in danger ; but there is nothing there at prefent
that could have exploded, the bufinefs of making,
up cartridges, Ste. having been fufpended on the
c..nclufion of peace. The place deftroyed was
chiefly a depot for gun carriages, wheels, and
other implements of a fimilar nature ; and it is
cuticular that a blackfmith's (bop. iu one of the
COIIICIIS, was preferved.
The removing of the mortars would have been
impeffibie. finite of them weighing many tons:
the empty iron (hells could receive no injury,
being at the bottom : feveral of the wooden car
riages, &c. were removed. but much damage.%
The explofions which took place were faid t • be
oceafioned by three (bells there were no loaded
Gulls in that gitarter, but there was a theft., con-
t.iiiiing lonic temples of powder. We have al-
ready flared, that feveral models. mantifcripts,
d other articles., were Fayed, but the greater
tan et what was comboaible was con fumed.

IfAUTICAL INrELLicENC.&

tORTSMOUTII. MAT 24.

This day arrived the 'hip Simpfon, C:ipt. Hiss
Ulf% from Gibraltar, and is under qintrionine.—
Yefterday arrived hisilajelty's gun.brig CHAltnist,
from Whitby. This day eight convias
here from Oerbyr and were conveyed on board
the Fwtune hulk,lying xt Lang:lou harbour.
London, England, 1802-05-25

UNIVERSITY OF OXFORD.

May 22, dm
HIS Welly having been pleated to. appoint
next Thurfday at One o'Clock, to be attended with the
Addref. of this Univerfity, feel Gentlemen as intend to ac-
company the Chancellor and Delegates of the Univerfity upon
that occalion, are &fired to meet on that day at Twelve
o'Cloelt, at the Thatched Hoofs Tavern, In order to p in
Warfarin from thence to Saint JIIIIIMes Palace.

LLOYD'S. MAY so. dos.

_ -
AT a GENERAL MEETING of the SUB-
SCRIBERS to thisFlolde, held this day.

BROOK WATFON, If* in the Chair
A Motion was made and Carried usaignioully.
That the Sum of Two Thaarsad Pounds from their Fund
le at the difpotal of the Committee for managing the Concerns'
of thb Houk, for the purple of encouraging tke Building of ,
Lite Baits, on different parts of the Coafts of tide Kingdoms.
The Parties defirous of undertaking the fame, at the dif-
ferent Pons or Places, are to engage to man and care of
the Boats at their own expence.
Refolecd tioanimosey, That the Sum of One Hundred
Gninias be prefented to Mr. Henry Oreathead, of South
Sbitlds, as an acknowledgement of his Takao and Exertions
in inventing and building a Life Boat.
London, England, 1802-05-25

SIIEERNESS, MAY 24.

Arrived the LYNX (loop, Captain SERENE, and
Supra gunoreftl. —Sailed the Flak, re' gun.veilii,
on a cruik. The Nousuen fli.,.iting-battery is
docked to be broke up. The DAPHNE frigate,
lattly•fold to Mr. Huesor of Deal, on going out
of the harbour sniffedta: ys, and went Allure on
Grain-fpit, bat was got of yelterday evening with-
out (Whining any meterial damage.
Capt. &slms ev is appointed to the command
of the limos/se ; Capt. FAOLEHER, to the ALoszo;
and Gip!. MARSHALL, ICI the LYNX.