Star.
London, England, 1802-04-12 00:00:00

REGULATIONS OF Tilt FRENCH CHURCH.

There regulations, which are to guide the con-
du& of the Church as far as it is connected with
the pris:leges and policy of the State, are com-
prized in fiventyleven articles. The length into
hick they run precludes us from giving more
than the fubftance of the more important articles.
By the firft four articles of the &it head it is
provided that no bull or order whatever hilted by
the Court of Rome (hall be adopted or published
without being authorized by the Government :
that no individual, whether Nuncio or Legate, &c.
:hall be permitted to exercife any funtaion relative
to the affairs of the Gallican Church without the
fanetion of the fame enthority, that the decrees of
foreign Synods, even thofe of General Cotmcils,
ball not be publilbed in France before' Govern-
ment has examined into their compatibility with
the laws, dec. of the French Republic ; that no
National Council, no biocefan Synod, nto deliber-
ating alterably, Gall be held without the exprefs
permiflion of Government.
The next four articles provide that the perfor-
mance of all Eceleflaftical functions than receive no
other remuneration than the oblations which may
he authorifed and limited by the prefent regula-
tions : that all cafes of milionduel on the part of
the dignitaries of the Church ; all attempts againa
the performance of the divine worlhip, !hall be re-
ferred to the Council of State, and that every per-
fon who may be a party in fuch cafes !hall be com-
petent to make that appeal.
According to the articles of the fecontl head,
the Catholic rites are to be performed under the
.diration of the Archbithops and Bilbops in their
diocefes, and under the direilion of the ReEtors in
their panes ; all affumption of epifciapal privi-
leges, implying exemptions, are abolilhed, nor can
the Bithops aflame any other appellation than that
of Ciiite4 or Sir.

According to the articles of' the 3d head, the
Archbilhops arc to ordain and had their fuffra
y,ons ; to attend to the doarine and difcipline pro-
Idled in the diocefes under their controul, and to
take cognizance of the complaints preferred againit
the decilions of their fulfragans.
They An provide, that no perfon can be ap-
point, d a Lifhop who is not of French extraaion,
and who has not attained the age of thirty.
Thcy likewife regulate the appointment, the
age, the relidence of the inferior Clergy, the ella-
bliihment of Seminaries for the education of the
Clergy, and the plan on which that Education is
to bt purfued.
The articles of this head alto prefcribe the
mode in which the Reacts are to proceed to the
performance of their illations. They mull &it
take the oath prefcribed by the Convention before
the Prefea, and are to be under the immediate
controul of the Bifhops. No foreigner can be em-
Ogled to perform any Ecelefiallical funBion with-
the permiffron of' Government.
The other articles of this head point out the
cor.sloa that is to be purfued b_y Cathedral Chap-
tf.s in the adminifirationof Dioceks, during a
'ataxy of a See.

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The articles of the 4th head prov Lie that dim'
,than be but one liturgy and one carechilm for a!'
:he Cat.holit churches of France ; that no
except that of the Sund.:v, that! be eflablithed
without the permiflion of Government.
They alto prefcribe the coflanie to be worn h•;
Archbishops, Bithops, and the inferior Clergy, 1:1
the folemn performance of ;heir funnions, and
likewife what they are to wear on ordinary clays.
The ringing of bells, the confecration of private
chapels, the order and fcafons of preaching, the
proclamation of nuptial banns, and the continua-
tion of .the equinoxial calendar, as eflablithed by
the laws of the Republic, are alto regulated and
enforced by theft articles.
The sth head contains articles for the divifion
of Archbilhoprics and Bithoprics, and alfo for the
divifion of parilhes. Under this head are alio elm
merated the falaries to be paid to Archbilhops,
Bithops, &c. as already detailed in this Paper.
There is another head or charter, containing
articles for the regulation of the Protetlant Com-
munions.

By there it is provided that none but a French-
man can perform the rites of this perfstaflon, and
that the Ministers employed in the Churches of
this Sea !hall have nn conneaion with any foreign
power ; and they (hall be bound in the performance
of their fer.rice to pray for the profperity of the
French Republic, 'and for the Coninls. There than
be ellablithed in the East of Franco two Semina-
ries for the Education of the Clergy belonging to
the Profellion of Augtburg: and one at Geneva
for thole of the Reformed Churches. The Teach-
ers in either Seminary to be appointed by the nit
Cnnful.

There is likewife a chapter containing articles
for the regulation of the Reformed Churches.
By thefe it is provided that the reformed churches
in France Ihall have rninillers, local confiflories,
and fynods ; the confillory of each church to con-
fill of the miniller or minißer, who do duty in it,
I and of the elders or lay notables chofen by fuch of
the inhabitants as pay molt to the direft cont:ibu-
tions. The number of the notables not to be lefs
than fix or exceed twelve, and half of them to be
re-eleeled every two years.
Each fynod is to be compofed of a minifler, and
of an elder or notable from each church. The fy-
nods cannot meet without the perrAilfion of Go-
vernment, nor can they continue fitting more
than fix days.
The churches of the profeffion of Augfbnrgh and
Geneva are made liable to nearly the Lime regula-
firms.

This plan is approved and fig:led by
BONAPARTE, and
H. B. MAIUT, Sec.
TRIBUNATE, APRIL 7.
&WON (poke in the name of the Committee
charged to examine the projet of the law relative
to the Concordat and its organic articles, and con-
cluded a long explanatory fpeech with moving that
raid .projet be adopted. A divilion took place
upon this qliellion, when there appeared :
For it—Ayes, 78—Noes, 7.

PdIRLIAMENTARr PROCEEDINGS.

HOUSE OF COMMONS, SATURDAY, APRIL zo.

The Woolwich Academy Land LiU was read a third time
and pared.

Oideseci, on the motion of Mr. Vanfittart, that it be an In-
ftruttion to the Gentlemen appointed to bring in a bill or bills
founded on the refolutions of the Committee of Ways and
Means, reported to the Houfe on 'ruefday lafr, that they do
make provifion for the dreaval colleCtion of the arrears due
on the Income Tax.

Mr. AL A 11Di a reported from the Committee on the Loan
Bill. The report was raid and agreed to, and the Bill ordcr.d
to be read a third time on Monday next.

TAX BILLS.

Mr. ALEXANDER broughr up the report of the
Committee on the Miffed Taxes Bill.

Mr. Rosson urged his former arguments again
the bill ; he wifhed fnt delay, and propofed that
the fnrther eonfideration of the repeal lhould be
deferred till Wcdnefday next. 14e concluded by
a motion to that ere&

Dr. DIJIGENA/1 and Mr. VANSITTART Paid, the
Honourable Member's arguments had already re-
ceived a (46sta/tory anfwer.
Mr. WIGLET supported Mr. Robfon's Motion.
The Gallery was ordered to be cleared; bot.the
Motion was negatived without a sEvifirin.
The Report of the experts and imports Dudes
Bill was received ; and on the motion for reading,
the Refolutions a fecond time, General Gescotc 4 E
rote, but the SPEAKER ordered the Gallery to be
cleared, and it remained !hut until the Houle had
adjourned.

/. 0 IV DO N.

MONDAY, APRIL.ii

PRICE OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK
3 rr C. CouL money, 73Iii—for April account, 731—
for May account 7611
Reduced 74I—Osmium 3 31

MICE OF STOCKS ON SATUADAY.
1
3 per Ct. Red. 74} L Long Ann. 15 7-16 f 5-t6
3 per Ct. Con( 73 76 73ti Imp. Ann. tzz
4 per Cent. 90i gg r Omnium 3; i'f 3
5 pet C. Ann. zo4 t 1 Eicheq.Billa 2s. 35. pr.
5 per Cent.l797 lost 1041 India for sec. assot 328 U
DUBLIN, APRIL 7.
A per Cent. Gov. Deb. 83}-3 per C. Gov. Dcb. 991.
Exelsage—Dublin on London iti :.

By his "%jelly's brig RAINER, Capt. SAI/SiDFRS,
which arrived at Spitheatton Saturday, Govern.
ment received difpatches from St. Domingo, con-
tainingtheimportant information that Toussatar.
after fuftaining a defeat, had retired with his ar•
my into the interior part of the ;nand,' taking with
him almoft the whole of the whites. • The army of
TOUSSAINT, it is Paid, fought with the gresteft
defperation ; and two ihoufand of the French
troops, under the command of General Lac LIRC,
were blown up by the fpringing of a mine, which
Toussatar had caufed to be laid in a very artful
and judicious manner.

Yetterday w•e received the reri. Journals to

the SO .:
incluflve. Their contents, which
relate to Ct.: tutu: e maid/sem:tit of seligit.,, it-, Ft aace,
.tre extremely important, and defcrY.: well
examined and und,a-Rood by elery perfon wh
tech any inteica in the eptcfli ##### how fir rciigiqut
and civil c:lablithinents ought to he joinzd or kept
feparate ?
We have r,,;ren as much as our limits would
this day allow (tor the fubjefl occupies upwarls of
twenty columns of the Moniteur), hut we lha!l to-
morrow take up the tclijeel again, that oar Read.
ers may fee what kind of reflrielions are impofed
upon the Nut-di:tilts of the Augfourgh and Ge-
neva protection. Their choice of pilots mil be
confirmed by the FIRST CoNsut, who has alt..) re-
ferred to hirn:"..:if the poualr of ncminating the pro-
fefrors in the ferninarics, in which thole
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intended for holy crdcrs mull be educated

In gr a fping at fo much patronage, it-will be
teen in the elk!, that the FIRST Cotistm, inftead of
firengthening, has l'app".l his own power, and that
of his fucccars.

The Tribunate have already adopted the Con-
cordat, and the Ecelefiallical Code founded upon
it. The Legiilative 13.0dy will, it is probable, alfo
adopt it,
Another divirion, confifling of two fail of the
line and feveral frigates, has failed from Brcft for
Gnadalonpe.

Letters from Caudalonpe of the t3th February
Rate, that every thing is tranquil them
The French Funds are 55 1. go c.

Yeflerday morning as hi3MAjrsTv was coming
out of St. GeoTe's Cathedral, Windfor, he was
met by levcrul Gentlemen from ivlalta, who had
been waiting for fOrrIC time to fee the Kttqc. The
KING convcrfA a long time with them. After
which his Mal rcurned to the Lodge.
His MAJESTY has been plcafcd to appoint his
Grace GFnRGE WI:A.IAm FREDERICK Duke of
LEEDS, 4113 F: Lord Lieutentita of Lite North Ri-
ding of the County of York.

REDUCTION 01 THE ARMY.—The following
General Order has been ithied frtm the War Of-
fice to. the Colonels of Militia Regimmts, prepa-
ratory to the intended Itcdation,uhich to take
place on the 24th intlant :

CIRCULAR.
" Sta, " Norte Guards, Apill 9.
" his Royal }fishnets the Commander in Chief defwes you
will be pleated to give orders for all Officers now ablent from
the Regiment under your commend—(fueh only excepted as
are attending their duty in Parliament)—to join immediately
and call in every Man who may be an furlough, that the uccet-
fary arrangements may be trade, and tl:e foldiers' arc-)utit
held ill readinets for the final fettlement upon the receipt of the
order for difenabodying the regiment.
" I have the honour to be, etc.
" Hc.tav CALVERT, Adj. Cert."
Officer commanding Resitnent.

Colonel WALLIS has fold the Borough ofll-
chelter to Sir WILLIAM Mattxras for 53,0001.
Monday, Vifcount LIMELICK and family failed
for Holyhead.
The Marquis Dom aoacr. is arrived in BeWaft
from England.

A meeting took place at Rathdrum, in the
county of Wicklow, on Saturday fe'nnight, be-
tween Captains F. and G. both of the Somerfet
regiment ; and we are form to add, that the latter
has been mortally wounded.
A thouftnd guineas have been awarded at the
Somerfet Affixes, to Mifs SOOTHE TON, of Wel-
lington, from Captain BYN s, fur a breach of pro-
mite of marriage.
The tall letters from Egypt mention the death
of Dr. WHITS, who had attended feveral patients
in the plague fence our troops were in that coun-
try. His death was fingular. From his obferva.
Lions, he wanted to eliablifh a new do vine, that
the plague was not contagious; he had inoculated
himfelfiiiice with the matter of the plague, with-
out any effcCl ; on making a third trial, which
communicated the difotder, it put an end to his
exigence in two or three days.
On Wednefday accounts were received from the
Mediterranean of the death of Capt. Bur ri AN AN, Of
his Majetly's flip Hortx Pst. Capt. B. was bring-
ing home troops from Egypt, when he had the
misfortune to fall from the Chip's fide into the(tip's
boat, and to fraCture two of his ribs. Notwith-
ltanding every poffible attention and furgical afri it-
ance was afforded him, a bilious fever fucceeded;
and put an end to his exigence.
General FOWLER, a diainguilhed Democrat in
ConneCticut, and who was the Guildford Repre-
fentative in the Wallingford Convention, has been
conviCted of knowingly paling counterfeit money,
and fentenced to a years impritonment in Newgate.
On Saturday night MACKLIN'S Comedy of The
Aran of the World was revived at Covent-Garden
Theatre, for the benefit of Mr. Law's. We
have great pleafure in noticing the admirable
aCting of Mr. Coosa in Sir Perdnar Mar Syco-
phant. He really left nothirg to be wifhed for.
He enter:, into every part of the charaCter, and it
is not eafy to fay which of its features he held up
molt confpicuoufly to view. The other parts were
adequately fuftained ; but we had to regret that
Mrs. GLOVE a, the heroine, fo ill imitates tile Scot-
tifh accent. Mr. LIIWIS had provided a very rich
tepaft for his vifitants. After the play, Mrs. BIL.
LINGTON, Madame STORACK, and Mr. &ADAK,
fung molt divinely, and the new after-piece went
off with the greateff itffed. The hook overeowed
at an early hours
The united excellence of Mrs. Bitttecrom in
Mandan:, and Mrs. Joaoaa in Lateßaciett, drew
a very crowded audience to Drury-lane Theatre on
Saturday evening. Mrs. BLAND having been taken
fuddenly ill, her part in the Opera of
was performed by Mrs:ATKIN s, of Covent-Gar-
lic) Theatre. . .

CURS MARKEM

)PARR-LAN', APRIL 72.

The furplF of Wheat to-day was very tritrng,
and i: faclicd :ever al !billings mote than th:, da-
%wk.-B.111:y i; more bra, as are Oats, and
each from 6d. to ts. higher.-Malt and Beans
have neither valied o nor do we obferve much
alteration in Pe.is of either fort.-The Orals Seed
Trade it evidently declining for every frecius, and
the demand we opal will dole lhortly.
Fnglifli tVlicat, sos. 635. primeft, 7os. Its.
Foreign Ditto, no price Id be obtained.
Rye, 365. 4ot.
Barley, 245. :145.--(Malting) 345. 366.
M.tlt, 405. 465.
Oats, t+s. 225. 235.
Horfe Beans, (New) 3os. 345.
Tick Deans, (New) a6s. Jos.
3C5. 3+s.
Boilers, 3os. 365.
Carraway Seed, 365. to 405. per cwt.
Coriander, 265. to 295. per cwt..
Canary, 84$. to gos. per cwt
Rape deed, 341. to 371. per latt
Red Clover, sos. 7os. Bos. per cwt.
White ditto, 78s. logs. t3os. rsos.
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Trefoil, 265. 4cs. 665. 745.
Flour, 555. per lack.

ream THE LONDON GAZETTE, SATURDAY, I. tßn. to.
Average price of Corn in England and Wales, froto the Re-
turns ending the 3d of April, 1802.11
Wheat. Rye. Barley. I Oats. I Beans. I Peale.
s. d. a. d. a. d. a. d. s. d ad.
73 0 47 II 38 020 8 36 8 4o o

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The avtrage Price of Sugar, campu•ed from the Returns
mule in :he meek ending the 7th of April, Ls 38$. sCid per
hundred weight.

PRICES OF GRAM AT TM, roLtornno MARKETS.
BASIKCISTOKETICRE 523 od to 631 od per Quarter.
Barley 22S cd to 32$ od I Beans 313 od to 396 od
o..ts 2:3 Cd to 271 od Peafe 363 od to 43s od

MAIDENNEAD.••WIIeat 56s od to 66s od p.r r:uarter.
8ar1,7 351 od to 40i od Brans 34s cd to cos od
Oats 20s od to 28s od I Peale 3g, 0.1 (0 4zs 04
Nairn ,n Y.—Wheats,
.c s. cd. to 665. NI per Quarter.
Bar:sy zes chi to 36s 6d Beans 355 cd to 4cs od
Oats 17s od to ass od Peak 35s od to sys od

fester.Wiseat 3os od to 67s od per Qprter.
Par;ry los od to 371 od I Beans 321 cd to 36s 04
o.as as od to 23$ od Peale 4cs od to 431 cd

RCA D 11o.—NVI•cat 45v. cd. to 755. od. pernli ,rter.
Wirky oos 6d to 401 od I Beans 54s od to 383 od
Oats 191 6d to jzs od Peek 38. od to pos od

Nalurzcift. INTELLIGENCE.

MAILS TI-US DAY.-WIND W.

•R1IVID•

S Dublin,
2 Waterford,
O ilatnbargn,
o Fre-nct,
o Dutch,
I Lam,

bye.
I
0
1
0
*
0

FAT MOUT 9.--Yefterday arrived the American brig
Rifois States. Capt. BRAGDON, with rice, fugal-, and tobacco.
In 3.5 days, from Norfolk, put an here leaky; ami the PRINCIL
ADOLPHUS packet, Josue, in 16 days, from Litbon : the left
there the Dula or Yoak packet, Capt. Deore, which was
caps act! to f.il from thence with mails for England on the
3ia ult. Arrived olio this day the American (hip Richmond.
Capt. HATHEWAT, with 4000 barrels of flour, from Phila-
delphia to this port for orders,aftcr a pattage of 2,5 days.—.Ap.
pcar.2d this day tee American (hip Hannah, Capt. Hop-
)(INS, With flour from Charicitown, for Havre-de-Grace, and
proceeded on her pattage. This (hip, with the above American
brig Riling States, landed the crew of the American Ihip Sur-
prize, C pt. MATTHEW STRONG, which flip found,red at fea
on the 3cth ult, having on board a cargo of cotton,' valued at
E",COG doltars, from New Orleans, bound to this port for or-
ders—Sailed the brig Brothers, Capt. Ts Est AlltNE, with oil,
for Erato! ; the brig Integrity, ELLiorr, for Peterfburgh.
The ICING GtORCP packet ails to-morrovt, with the mail for
Lisbon—Wind N. W.

PLTP4OO7/1, Aran 10,—Catn,in the D.-alifh
Chip White riigle, of Copenhagen, Captain lire's!" from
Copenhagen, bound to Bengal, laden with tar, iron, dant%
Reel, ecc.; the has been four Tooth' on her pa.rage, dufiag
whLh the experimeed very fiytre galesof wind en the coaft of
Norway, and was obtiged .o pt in there to re; ir her damages:
after the lefe Norway the met wiih another very heavy halt cf
wind, in which the 101 l her maim top-mat, hid her decks
cleared by the lea, and was !educed to a mere wreck, which
ulsli:;ed her to tear away for Ensiind, and fhe reaelo:d this
Por: lat't evening it is erpecled that the whole of her cargo
mud. be tinladen to repair:ler damages.
The MA as, of 74 guns, Rear Ad!'iral THossintmountr,
and the Luna-yam of 74 guns, Sir F. P, LLEW, are gone up
Haineaze, and are now dripping fur the purpoie of being paid
oft: Came in from Torbay his Majefty'r.thip.dorat.Groacr.
of no guns, Captan Potty's; SAN Jossen, of tta, Captain
CARPL N Test ; and PatticE, of 98, Captain Earl No KTIIESK.
The Fiala pelfoTieell are all about to unbar% for France: a
number of veicels are hired to take them awr;, and goo will
fail on Monday

PORTSMOUTH, APRIL u.—Yellerclay rrrivcd the Raven
brig from the Weft Indies, with difpatches ; Neptune (trait:-
, port). Capt. SICLL rot , with invalids, from Gibraltar; Hope,
NEI HLR woo°, from Swanage; and a ;Inuit. with a nunabcr of
(Cameo difcharged at Plymouth. The Fail India (hip EARL
Si-. 1/17,ICLN'i 6 put back from Yarmouth, End remains at St.
lielen'i,.—Went out of Harbour the RA M BLCR poop of war.
—Capt. GAREN, of the ALtelope cutter, fsiEed and brouent is
here an open boat, with near too tubs of ligtrnr, &c.—Tltts
day arrived the Betfy, Cott:wets, from BMW!, with iron....
Arrived the tranfport Marianne (No. 4), Capt. FA LLA, from
Malta; fhe left that place on the Ift of March hit, with in.
valids, &c.—This day it has blown a heavy gale.
DRAG, APRIL ll.AlTived the Sir J. L. Warren, Davits
from Bengal, and remains. Arrived and failed for the River'
the Matilda, Stowing Lia, from St. Mieltach—Wind
GtAVE'RND, APRIL by the Scarborough, SCOTT.
from Bengal; Hope, Baorms ; and Geode Verwa;ting, &Ta-
was-reit, from Hamburgh ; Leith Packet, Davtoson ; and
_fringe Arco, —, from Rotterdam ; Lutwidge, Ftsaza, and
from Calais.
YALLIOUTIL APRIL IL—Arrived and remain wind-bound
the fvffry, of Hull, Captain KELLY ; and th,• Mary Ann, Cap
fain —, of Greenock, laR from Charldlown, in America.
Arrived la JaLouSL armed brig, from a cndr....,..fter Imugglers,
which has becn unfuccefaftd. This morning paired a lark;e Rea
of colliers for the River. This morning arrieed the ARIA]) Nt,
Capt. CAMPILELL ; and LYNX. Capt. Ktinr, from a crui:a.
The Captain BRIDGE PA lit::: it, has failed .'r Harwich,
to attend her duty.—No packets have yet at-lived, the wind
blowing freLh at N. N. W.
GRIM/100X, Aran. 6...-Arrived on Saturday at the Tail of
the Bank, and put under quarantine, the Part, 'A' v Luc, front
Trepany, in Sicily, with fah ; patine 36 days: as the has no
entuncrated.arerles on board, an order is expedted to relieve
her. Capt.! GLIB, of the Mary Ana, on the 18th March,an
1at.43.10ng. 36. 30. fpoke the lip John, ADAMS, of Button,
from Liverpool for Ne* York ; out 16 days, all well. The
Boyd, BARCLAY, from Clyde to Bofton, has put into Water-
ford, having met with damage. The Fanny, BRAINE, whipki
failed from hence for New-York, on the ajd ult. wie fpoke with
on Tnefday lilt in lat. 56..30. ions. 13. by the Nancy, arrived
from Jamaica as Fdday Wt.

FASHIONABLE ARRANGE:k T FNTS FOR THE WEEK.

T:IIS rI7I:NINC.
Prince of Wales's Dinner, Carkton Houk.
Lady WLntworth's Rout, Whitehall.
TU EsDAY.
Mr. Williams Hop,.'* Grand Dinner,Parley-Mrcet.
Vifcotuncis W.ntwortles Rout, Seymour Rent.
Ladf littletott's Rout, Berkeley-I •••rt.
I.ady Bridg••t Rogueries Rout, Dover-Rrcet.
Tudiufron's Rout, Foley-book.
wCI,NESDAY.
Cuuntefs of Poramoutlis Rout.
Lady I.ittlmon's Rout.
11:m.1100'1es Rou:, Lerkeky.fgnare.
:Mrs. William Goßing's Mubc, I'onland place.
Eari of Derby's Dinner, Grarcnor-f.puu.c.

7 II U 11l 3 DA T.

I tidy Harerrood's Rut.
Lnvagcr 1.1,4 Hatyspetri Party, PI
Rout. Portland-place.

FRIDAY.

Mr. Wm. Smith% Grant Diuncr. Pari-flrcet, Wcftminiter.

SATURDAT.

13..rooefs Nulcken's Rout.
tu. Sprakces bittog.r. Palatc-lard.

SUNDAY.
Marc/dozers of Safifbory's Firil Concert.
VlnounterstHampden's hlufic.
Airs. Brooks's ?dude, Harley-Rivet:

Yenerday „morning, about half pail 12 o'clock,
a fire broke out at No. 8, Bell's-buildings, Salif-
bury-fquare, which raged with fo much fury as to
threaten the deftruiftion of feveral adjoining houfcc,
but owing to the along party walls, the only one
dekroyed was the one in which the fire originated.
Mr. PAIICHASI, a Clerk in the Commercial Com-
miffioners' Office, and a lodger in the honk, find-
ing himfelf in danger of being burnt, threw him-
fel( out of the two pair of (lairs window, the fpec-
tators having firfl provided and placed below three
feather beds for him to fall upon, notwith [landing
which he unfortunately broke his thigh, and was
eitherwik much hurt. He was taken to St. Bartho-
lomew's hofpital with very little hopes of recovery.
Several of the neighbours having judged it ne-
cefiary to remove their furniture into the Square,
it was immediately attacked by a great number of
plundering wretches. Fortunately, however, a
detachment from the Eall London Militia arrived
about two o'clock, and put a flop to any further
depredations.—The fire, we undertland, originated
by a lighted candle being left in a bed-room dole
to the bed furniture.

Saturday fel:knight a foot-race was run from
Wakefield Bridge to Doneafter Bridge, a dittance
of about nineteen miles and a half, between Mr.
B. Wavoir, of Wakefield, and Mr. WM. Ray NOR,
of Dodworth, near Barntley, which was won by
the former beating his antagonilt about fifty yards :
the diftance was run in two hours and fifty-five
minutes. A great concourfe of tpettators lined
the road fur feveral miles from Wakefield, and a
number of horfemen attended them all the way.
The wager was forty to twenty guineas. Confider-
able fums were betted on the occation, and the
knowing ones were taken in. The Gentlemen
tinted at two o'clock in the afternoon, and kept
nearly together all the way, Rarsos ficquently
taking the lead. h
rat-own% r.tl cositolkird. and
evinced great Itrcni;th and bottom in the winner.
Bets at flarting were fix to four on Rayane.—At
the fame time, a grey poney belonging to Mr.
Shatpus, of Ardflev, near Wakefield, flailed to
go the fame diftanee in one hour his than the foot.
race was run, which it performed with cafe in one
hour and a half, carrying a perfon of twelve (tone
Extra& of a letter from Alexandria, dated Jan.
12.—" We failed from Malta about the end of
November and had a very fine patrage until we
cams within fight of the Egyptian Coaft, when
the wind blew fo bard that we were obliged to run
into Aboukir Bay, where we landed ; and from
thcace walked acrofs the defart to Alexandria.
Almott the whole oP the Staff which came with
us, and which left England in September laft, '
were informed on their arrival here, that their
fervices were not wanted ; and that they were to
return home immediately. Ina few days after, j
was fent to do duty at Rofetta, where there was a
detachment of the 26th light dragoons, with other
troops; but all the Englith were obliged to eva-1
cuate that place about fix or (even days ago, in
confequence of the plague, which was raging with
ronliderable violence in the Indian army, en-
camped within three or four miles of the town.—
The diforder at that time was confined CO the In-
dia:: foldiers.—A molt horrible tranfaCtion took
place juft before I left Rofetta. Several unfortu-
nate girls, natives of the country, to the number
elf about thirty, who had been kept by Englith
Officers and others, were at the moment of being
sieferted by their lovers, murdered in cold blood
by the Turks, an.l their bodies were thrown into
the Nile. A linniar att was perpetrated at Cairo,
when that place was evacuated by the French,
and it is feared that many wretched females at
Alexandria will flare the fitme fate, on the depar-
ture of our troops.—We imagine this country will
Curtly be evacuated by the Britith. The 54th and
t3th havealreade embarked for Malta; and no
regiment on the Englith eflablithment remains but
tlrz afah Light Dragoons and Dillon's regiment.
The plagtie has not made its appearance in Alex-
andria."

ILXCLIStI STATE LOTTERY.-Thirty-futh Day.
Nos. 19,862, 17,443, prizes of tool—Nos. 25,950,
3T495, 40,764, prizes of 501.
The Tickets Nos. 24,933 and 25,943, drawn
yeaerday Prizes of Ten Thoufand Pounds each,
were both fold at Melfrs. HAZARD Busies, and
Co.'s Office, Royal Exchange; le former in
One-fourth, Two-eighth, and Eight Sixteenth
Shares, and the latter in a whole Ticket, at which
Oeice No. 14,068, a Prize of Twenty Thoufand
Pounds was likewife fold in a whole Ticket, and
the following Prizes in the prefcnt Lottery, all in
Pules, viz.—No. 17,872, a Prize •of 10,0001.;
NI-. 35,440, a Pike of soool. ; No. 51,1139, a
Prize of wool. ; Nos. 19,769 and 22,157, Prizes
of soul. each.
No. 20098 drawn this morning ;trim droop',
was fold and regifiered by Mr. Necootson,
t 6. Cornhill, to two Gentlemen, at Lynn, In Nor.
folk; and No. 17.993, drawn lag Wednefday a
prise of 20,0001. was divided and fold in Sixteen
Sixteenth Shares, at the abase Office.

Frem the LONDON C.IZETTE, .eftril 10.

MILITARY PROMOTIONS.
WAK•OFFICE, APRIL 10, 18c2.

id Regiment of Life-Guards—Captain NichoLa Toler Ring-
Rey, from the gzeen's German Regiment, to be Captain of
a Troop, vice Sir b'aniuel Hannay, who exchanges; Lieu-
tenant William to be Captain of a Troop, without pur-
chafe, vice Kinney, who retires; Cornet and Sub-Lieute-
nant Henry Adolphus Proelor to be Lieutenant,by purchafe,

. .
vies Biair. -
Q2een'a (knitan Regiment--Captain Sir Samuel Hannay,
13:rt. from the 2d Life-Guards, to he Captain, vice Kieg-

flry, w•ho e ichAnge94
Commidiuns in the Effie: Militia, figned by the

Lord I.ieutenant.

Frederick NATau, ifg. to be Deputy-Lizutcnant. DEtcd
I, 1802. a •

Enk,m William Tyler, of the Eaft EiTex Regiment, to be I aeu-
ttnaatt in the fame, ♦icc Fox, rell;:ned. Vatt.d Jam tB.
Robert Gilbert Livingfmi Mutton :1...1 to be Endo ton va-
cant Company In the LE" 11.Ltitnent. Dated Ilareli
XBO2.
BANKRUPTCIES ENLARGED.

May 22. John Underwood, of Great Marrumough-arect, St.
James, ICliddlcfez, apotincary, dealer end chapman, at ten,

at Guild::all.
April 27. Thomas Like, late of Old Brampton, Middlefer,
builder, carpenter, dealer and chapman, at ten, at Guildhall.
BANKRUPTCY SUPk.RSEDED.

Liticlfay, of Nlancbettcr, manuCieturer.
BANKRUPTS.

William Entwine, of Entwine, Lancaflaire, cotton-manufaelu-
rel., dealer and chapman, to huventier April 27, 28, and May
22, at tlaven, at the Wheat-Shear, in Edgworth, near 13oltun.
Attorney, Mr. Edmund Haworth, of Turton, Dear Holton.
Joie& Cozon, late of Quern-ftreet, Cheapfitle, London, mer-
chant, .Ipril 17, at eleven, April 24, at twelve, and May as,
at one at Guild4all. Attomies, MeffrN Smith and Son, in

Bafmghall-fl rect.
i Ilia. Bralenlaam, Shrewfbnry, Salop, mercer, linen-draper,
der cr at d chapman, May 3,4, and al, at twelve, at the
Gui.l4 .11, Shrewfbu ry. Attornies, Mr. Henry Racer, Kirby-
ftreet, Hatton-Garden, London; or Mr. Richard Lozdale,

. .
Shrewfbury. -
Frederick Gardner, late of Great St. Helen's, London, under-

•
writer, dealer and Chapman, April t 7, May t, at ten, aid May
22, at eleven, at Attorucy, Mr. Itobinfon, Pref-

cut-lircrt, Gotoknan's-Fic:ls.
John Moldy and James Rule, of Birmingham, fadors and co-
panncrs, April 23, 24, and May 22, at the Stork Tavern, in
Birmingham. Attornles, Mr. Jahn Alexander, Bedford-row,
London; or Meffrs. Lee and Corrie, Birmingham.
Chriftopber Anderfon, of Newsaftle-upon-Tyne, &cell:monger,
du der and chapman' May 7,8, and 22, at eleven, at the
Shak efpcare Tavem.lsievreaftle-uposs-Tyrte. Attornics, Mr.
Robert Young, Iskweaftle-upon-Tyne; or Mr. Richard Nel-
fon, Swallow-ftreet, Hanover-fquare.
Robert Drake and Ebenezer Goddard, of Newgate-street, Lon-
don, wine and bendy-merchants, dealers, chapmen, and Co.l
Jrtners, April 17, 24, and May 22, at one, at OnildhalL—
A ttorncy, Mr Mills, Ely-place, HorJorn.
William Henry Lovell, of Fetter-lane, London, leather-feller,.

April 13, 24, and May 22, at ten, at Guildhall. Attorney,
Mr. C. Warr, Gray's-Inn.
Jofeph Anduion, of Cl. re-ftreet, Clare-Market, Middlefes,
butcher, dealer and ch.ipmin, April ts, 17, at eleven, and
May 22 31 twelve, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Benjamin

Moorfieldr.
David Hill, of the Townthip of Lindley, parifh of Hudderf•
tat id, Yukfhire, cloth-duller, dealer and chaptnan, April 23,
34, at the White Hut, in Hadtlenfield, and May 21, at the
Pack-Horfe, obertown, parish Biritall, Yorkfldre, at ten.
_ _

Attornics, Mr. Stepherfon, in Holmfirth, near Hudders&l d,
or Mr. *swipe, Chancery-lane, London.
William Boyle and William Hannah, of Blaakfriars-Road,
Barmy, oilmen, dealers, chapmen, and copartn. rs, April iy,
May 1, at ten, and May 22, at eleven, at Guildhall, London.
Aftorney, Mr. Holloway, Chancery-lane.

DIED.
In Englifit-ilrect, CarliClc Mils Eliz. Milburn, aged a.
Anclerfton. near Gaigow, on the z6th ult. Mr. John
Govan, manufatturer, in the Bcth year of his age.

Cl 7 R I OU:i FRUIT.—t. Two new Currants,
obtained frum feed ; one red, the other white: they both
brin.y fruit as large as Come grapes, in bundles fix inches long,
and h.ng gas the tars thicker than the leaves; they have a pe-
culiar biiiiiaticy of colour, a full-fiavourcd fweetnefs, and bulk
poigr.:n (Width- far beyond all others. 2. Three new Straw
berries, viz r. The Cherokee, a monfirous fruit, often five
inches round, and of mutt exquifite flavour; it bears Co abun-
dantly, that one root frequently fills a plate. a. The Paraguay,
equal to the former in every fine property, and comes later, fo
a. to give a long fucceffloo. 3. The Great Modena Hautbois,
the molt delicious of the Strawberry tribe, Its very high flavour
and wonderful fragrance mire it far above all competition.
Currant trees, (such fort fcparately.) fix in a bundle, for
ros. 6d. Strawberry plants, (each fort feparately,) so in a
bundle, for MS. 6d.
Sold at Crocker's, St. Alban's-ft.reet, Pall-mall.—No credit
Pay pottage.