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of the LUNGS and AS I'HAIA.

£ the IcELAND LIVIRWORT, in
P:reartb:t3 s been cf ablifhed upwards
Icelandert, Datlet,and Gertnans,,as
;% of the Sri: phyficians on the Conti-
Dr. Stoll, (...tprin, l3ergius, &c.—Dr
the .11.4illtarf_Hefrita1e and Force, ill

publithed a lull account of the wondt.r-
etf this r.tedici!.e, and enumerates fevers!
Cnofumptirn• of the Lungs and A lthma,
etely fticcefsfsl, which confirm the
IP German and Dana writers, and of

ry, who Conte time once imported th s
appointed Agents in every principal
to veLd the real Bann, (with
hich is concentrated all its medicinal
powers have been evinied in upwards
ifumption and /lima within the lalt

l'e on Confumption, Althma, }looping-
:ontaining a full 1-11ftiwy of the !ccland
or ken at the different Agars. viz.
Toad; Tutt, Royal Exchange; Ward,
yer, late Fuller, Tavinock-row, Co-
ikeppard, Brißol ; Lynch, Mancheitcr ;
.mingham ; ymbs, Worcetter ; Poo'e
Ight, Liverpool; Gregory, Lcieefter ;
Shutticworth, Bridgmarth ; Wright,
Lana Rcr, &c. &c.

CHAIN OF FACTS !
iaturday, in a feria Itrong, and Sa-
As, that fupport this Chain.

lEUMATI.SM IN THE LIMBS.

of Bedford-fquare, wets molt
a contic.erable time, with the above
ter, ciperiencin,g the fevert.ll. pain •and
in fo much, that the was nearly lofing
three weeks the attended Dr. GARDSZ
by tskirg his Pills, and wearing the
r ) the obtained a perfect Cure.—
ly be had of all Medicine Venders in the

I' for tlic STONE and GRAVEL
'NT is proved to be the mot

for the 'Gravel and Stone, and far

, dreaded Optrati .n with the Knife,
that Pe: fon, accuftumcd to fit much in
if Juqice, or who are in any way pre-
-elle, may be fccured from an atsatli.of
!cr., 1.1, a few (!ofta only of the above
Nfertieine, which never fails immedi-
•alou .diathefis in the habit.

prictcr, Mr. Perry, Surgeon, No 9,
br.i.):borpfquare, in bottles of 43.6 d.;
included. •
ae numerous Cures et* the confirmed
:ladder, by tl:e Solvent, after long aria
, Lime, and Mephitic, Alkaline, and
y Mr. Cunning, Mr. Bill, and other
Perry on the Stone," i rice 2s; To be
it7.llkY. Fleet-ftrcit; Symonds, No. IV,
t. 'I hurgeocl, No. 39, Nev:gate-ftrert.
:cent and remarkable cures effected by
,f the Rev. Mr. Moli3eux of Garbol-
of the son of J. Shipdem, &fq. of Dal,
London, England, 1802-11-06

'RIOUS IN FISH SAUCE.

.'Y, GENTRY,, and PUBLIC
fpcdtfully informed, JOHN BURGESS and
SUPERIOR ESSENCE of ANCHEl-
trepared by them in the fame manner that
rfal apps obation for many years palt.
red fuperiority of that Article is fully
of the Country at large, and of Per'Ara
le Wor'd, and having Rood the teft of
ttion it now maintains.

THEIR ESSENCE of ANCHOVIES
;ES fur FISH, lice. induces them, from
Cements daily appearing, to caution Fir 4.
the fame, as none is to be had of
at their Warchoufe as under.

in the Oil Trade for family ufe, of the

:RCHANTS, CAPTAINS of SHIPS,
ARMY and NAVY, flpplicd upou
Fait and Weft Indies, &e.
;orncr of Savoy Steps,
.ondon.
'4* Families in Scotland, they have ap-
afton and Co. Edin:Jurgh, Lilac foie
London, England, 1802-11-06

verfal approbation with which
:ry, and the whole FarhiOnable World
lEW SYSTEM for making Pa auctuts,
Impoftors to imitate them, and recom-
under his name.
Is and the Public from being impofed
affix an lingraving, within every Pe-
A. R. and theft• words :
POSITION, ROSS's INIMITABLE
19, BISHOPSGATE WITHIN."
-ge inch an Inrcription, and none will
without it —He •begs leave to ohferve,
m whatever with any other Perron, nor
:her in Town or Country. He prefumes
id Gentlemen as cannot perfonally apply
:nee, that he (hall be happy to inform
ley can meafure themfelves, fo as to be

_ficety, and ailbrei fuels as will oblige
imands. that they may be accommodated
colours and denominatiOns as fancy
- lie employs all the brit•rate abilities
and challenges all Europe to exceed
, graccfulnefs of itylc, and fuperiurity
London, England, 1802-08-24

wErmourff, AUGUST 21.

Laft night their MAJESTIES and the PRIM cEssE;
accompanied by the PRINCE of WALES and hi•
daughter, Princcfs CHARLOTTE, honoured the
Theatre with their prefence.
Earl Sr. VINCENT arrived here lall night, and
walked with his MAJESTY before breakfait on the
Efplanade.
This morning their MAJESTIES and the PRIN•
cusses attended Divine Service ; after which his
MAJESTY, accompanied by the Prince of WALES,
the Duke of CUMBERLAND, Earl Sr. VINCENT,
Lords WALSINGHAM, C. SOMERSET, and Sir H.
NEALE, with a number of Nobility, walked on the
Parade.
London, England, 1802-08-24

PLYMOUTh, AUGUST 23.

Came from Cawfand-bay to the Sound the An.
LANTR, of t 6 guns, Capt. Manama) : the is or.
dared into harbour. Went out of harbour into
Cawfand-bay, the Sriosal of guns, Lieut.
HARDING Slay.

Arrived tali night the Bath°, Patch mm ef
war, of 74 guns, commanded by Capt. Kusu,
from the Text', bound to the Cape of Qood Hope,
with 300 Dutch troops. She put in here mines
contrary winds, and will fail on her delinational
foop as the weather proves favourable. The Go.
vernor of the Dutch fettlements in India goesout
pafTenger in the Batzo, with his family.
The Lords of the Admiraltj are expeCted this
evening or to-morrow morning.
ThiAbundance flore.fhip was this day'reiciiti
from siugaptine.

P9ILTSMOWIII, 4170TIST 13.
This day arrived the Jane, Capti gins Iforl
Sunderland. Went out of harbour the Ibip WY.
Rosso'', bound to Deptford. Arrivtil the Mary,
of Hull, Captain SHAW, from Plttribllfgh bound
to Lilbon. Came into harbour his Majeity's
Euaus and PsrisLors to be paid off; the
MAGNITIC INT, of 7, guns.
The City of London, bound to Qebec, wag
(poke on the t 3th of Augull, t 3 leagues cyclic(
Scilly, all well, by Capt. HALL; of the Monarch.
Yefferday arrived the Rofe, Burris, Evil
Havre; Charlotte, STEPHEN., from Cherburgb;
the Nancy (loop, loxes. with baggage from the
Camel homeward-bound from Jamaica.
The Monarch, HALL, and the Mary Ifabella,
HINDI, tranfports. were releafed from quarantine:
the former is come into harbour, and the latter is
bound to the River.
London, England, 1802-08-24

A WORD OF ADVICE.

nrHEcelebritywhichtheAwnscouswricators.
firft invented by the late Faoxcis SPILSIVILY, No. xs,
Soho-iquare, have, through a (cries of fuccefsful recommenda.
tions acquired, particularly in Nervous, Scorbutic, Gouty, and
Rheumatic Complaints, renders it an incumbent duty of the
prefent Proprietors to protedt the health of the Public, to the
utmoß of their power, by cautioning them againft the purdahs
of a fpurious compofition ; a line of condud they are induced
to adopt from a fentiment of gratitude as well as a fenfe of their
own perfonal rights. This Medicine is only prepared at this
Difpenfary as above, and each Bottle is accompanied with a
Lift of Cafe:, an ample Bill of Diredions, and the Auskor's
Treadle on Diet, Gout, Sec. By permiffion of the Commit.
(loners of the Stamp-Office, a (tamp, printed in black ink, is
affixed toiach bottle, with the words, " Spilibury and Co.
No. xs, Soho-( sane," alto "By the King's Patent," on the
Bottle, Bill, and Wrapper, that the Purchafer may be convinced
of being fupplied with the genuine Medicine, which is foldin
bottles at ss. and IL is. each, duty included; in London, by F.
Newberg, Dicey .and Sutton, Wray, Barclay, Howard and
Evans, Ching and Butler, E. Newbery, Bacon, Bayley, Bolton.
Ward, Turtle, Wade, Swiney, Pidding and Cockle; in tko
Borough only by Clark, No. 260. and B. Shaw, No. 74.

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• tf•
I he certain At'ls of Parliament having been already ob•
fe making a Canal Navigation from the 'names at Ro-
:..:hithe to Croydon, in the County of Sorry, it is deflrable
t' it a i'aral Ibould be made to commence at the termination
o$ id Navigatioo at Croydon, and to pats from thence to
Pent-711011th.
that in order to defray the expences of making the neceffary
rin y. cltimato, and other incidental menet*, a (um not ex-
c::wn; stxYl. raifed by a fubfeription, to be immediately
• at M. I:r• Mailtrmass, Peters, Walker, and Co. Loin-
,:tl Drummand, Cluring-crais, Landon;
Dail,4y and Co. Aruntisl; Metres. aria:lts and Co. Chi-
rt,etvr a:i I l'ortfmootb ; Meffrs. Whitheld and Co. Lewes;
14.11-r, V.1:h.11 and Co. brightbelmitone; and :Werra. Hay-
oho and Co. Guildford :—That in the event of an application
to Par:i:.::•nt, each of the Subferibas (hall be entitled to fob-
tgr 1 number of Mares in the undertaking, (which than
b et to I. each) in proportion to the faun paid by him in the
:,,,,:cription, viz. one (hare for every 21. fubferibed, pro-
v. furl (bare (hall be claimed within a time to be limited at
• ti.-xt meeting of the Suhkribers. That ht eak it ball not
d•imat•.ly be determined upon to apply for an Adt of Parlia-
s.n.a.t tor effectingthe Navigation now propofed, the furplus of
the (uhfcriptiun, after defraying the caprices, is to he returned
t the Suhfcribers proportionally ; and if the application than
to inatlc to Parliament, then the fums advanced Mall go towards
tic fahfcript ions for (hares where the pet(ans who advanced the
taut: chure to take fuck gores; and in other cafes than be re-
tumid out of the money to be fubfeAbed for the profecution of
• urdertakirg), but no perfon (hall be permitted to advance
in the tint fubfaiption more than the turn of tool.
And that fo foon as the fur of 20001.1ha1l be fubferibetl, Mr.
Primmond, of Croydon, do by public advcrifement (in the
Cie Paper, in which this Meeting was advertifed, and giving
at !can a notice of ten days), call u meeting of the Subferibers,
te be held at this place, to adopt fuch a mode of proceeding as
ray be deemed molt expedient; and that the refoludons of the
rajority of the fubkriben prcfent at fuch meeting hail be
*ding upon all the fobferibers, fo far as relates to the lint
fabkriprion. WILLIAM MITFORD, C.haltinan.
London, England, 1802-08-24

MARY Ji AWAY.

Alc me oo more why I am fad,
Nor prefs roe to be gay;
Ah me! Care I can ne'er be pless'a
While MART b awn.
She', pony—earl with her all my hope
to Plesfore is Amy ;
To laugh I itrive—bat oh, alas'
My Moat is away.

The turtle dove her care h 3 marl
Negletted, teems to lay,
Alt WILLIAM! I can feel w.th yma,
That MART is away.
My lambkins bleat, and Miura N lays
Tby lambkins are Ara), ;
You :Mad them not: Am I to blame?
Sure MART I/I away.
The Sowers that us'd to rear their heads,
To greet the welcome day,
Now droop, for oh ! they feel, like me,
That MART Is away.
The neighbouring babes around me cling,
Unmindful of their play,
And, melancholy, lifping alk
Wby Maur is away.
When the was here, the Sun could then
December change to May;
But now the Sun has 1,41 that power,
For Maar is away.
Return, return—my fpirits droop,
" My form it feels dcarp;"
Or let my deatk-beU tell the world
That MART is away !
London, England, 1802-08-24

ASIATIC ANNUAL REGISTER, VoL lIL
This day was publifded,
In Odavo, price los. bd. in boards, or xis. lid. half bound

and Jettcred,
THE ASIATIC ANNUAL REGISTER, or
a View of the Hilton/ of Hincinitan, and of the Politics,
Comtnctret, and Literature of Afla, for the Year xBor.
PrintA for J. Debrett, Piecadilly._• and Cadell, jun. and
Davits, Strand.

• • Unavok Clreumftanccs having prevented an earlier
Pubsaca•ian of this Third Volume, the Editor thinks it proper
to allure tic Subferibera to the Work, and the Public, that the
Fourth Volume (for the prefect Year) will be publifhed in
January next, and that the fu seeding Volumes will be regu-
larly publilbed in the Month of January.

4.1'7 As above may air° be had, the Tint and Second
Volumes, for the YC.1.11 i'9 and 'Soo, price 13s, each in
boards.

TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT,

ALL that Large and Commodious Freehold
Houk, &nate at the corner of Union.ftreet, Queen-
Rivet, Pnrtfea, in the molt ccntrical and heft fituation of anv
in the Town, new occupied by the Proprietor, in the Linen-
Drapery Duinefi, with an excceding good Trade attached to
it. Any perfon becoming a pureliafer, may have immediate
partition, by taking the Stock.
For further particulars apply to Mr. De Wale, Kingfton,
near Poetics, or John Holland, 59, Si_ieen-lkeett, Punka.
Alfo two Hout3 adjoining, fituate w tlnion.ftreet, which
the purchafer of the above may have the rcfufal of.
London, England, 1802-08-24

BRIGHTON, AUGUST 22.

The Ruffian Countefs of GEREBOETOFF befpoke
a Play, at the def►re of the Performers, on Fi iday
evening, and behaved with a generof►ty and po-
litenefs that did honour to her nation and her fez.
We are concerned to bate that the houfe was but
thinly attended ; and no Lady of quality did pro.
per homage to the illuftrions &anger but Mrs.
FtrznEaerarand Mrs. MOSEIAY.

The Countefs de WORON zow was in the Prince's
box, with her complacent poliflicd country woman.
The Earl of PETERBOROUGH, the Bifhop of Sr.
ASAPH, and the Hon. Mifs LAMBE, arrived yef-
to-day._

The Edinburgh and Berwick packet failed yef-
terday evening for Dieppe, with 36 paffengers.
It is totufb now to indulge in water parties be-
fore dinner ; five or fix people hire a boat, and fail
and paddle like the Phcenicians, on the Ikirts of the
fhore. The undulating brilliancy of the fea, which
fparkles at the meridian, added to the faline
breezes which they inhale, ullifiesfuch expeditions,
either with health or pleafure.
The Ming village of Rottingdean has its full
proportion of company this funimer ; in this fe-
quettered and unaffuming retreat are the following
perfons, with their offspring and domeftics, viz.
Lord Grenville and family, Colonel Packwood. Mr. and
Mrs. Ford, Mr. anti Mrs. Baker, Mr. and Mrs. Chapman, M ifs
Hyde, Mrs. Fonblanque and family, Mr. Macgenrge, Mr.
Warburton, Mr. and Mrs. Radius, Mr. and Mrs. Jones, Mr.
Williamfon, Mr. Battle, Mr. and Mrs. Tallow, Mr. and Mrs.
Johnfton, Mr. and Mlfs Carter, Mr. and Mrs. Turton, and
Mr. and Mifs Bagford.
Lord GRENVILLE lives in the fame honk that
was occupied by Mr. Purr and Mr. Vtxxi sits Taft
fummer ; his eilablifhment is rumple, but competent
to the Purpofes of utility. The plainnefs and ceco•
nomy which he exercifes, involve a compliment to
his underitanding as a man, and call a retrofpec-
tive hue of difinterefiednefs on his propenfities
when a Minifler.

Rottingdean is four miles from Brighton, on the
road to Newhaven, and is remarkable fnr the
Singular variation of its wells, which rife as the tide
declines, and are nearly empty at high water
The refearches of philofophy have not as yet been
able to affix the caufe of this apparint contradietion
in the courfe of nature.
London, England, 1802-08-24

NAUTICAL INTELLIGENCE.

MAILS THIS DAY.-WIND E. S. E.
On.

*MIMI,.
I Dublin,
I Waterford
o Hamburgh
I French
o Dutch
I Jamaica

FALMOUTH, AUGUST it.

Put back by contrary wind the Spann lugger
San Francifco de Paula, Captain Z. A. &nage.
which failed on Monday laft, with rice from L.
don for Ferrol.—Put in here this morning uth
the loft of her rudder, the American flip Vigilact,
Captain BOYLE, from Havre de Grace, bound to
Baltimore—the loft her rudder off the Lizard die
morning ; alfo arrived the Swedith galliott
tavus Adolphus, Captain BARTELLS, haring 101 l
her bowfprit and (prang her main•maft, laden
with iron, pitch, &c. from Stockholm, bound to
Oporto ; the brig Admiral Nelfon, Captain BATE.
MAN, from London, with fugar, hoops, scc. for
Cork.—Sailed the brig Ann, Rt BURS, with sines
from Oporto, for Plymouth and Guernfey.—Ar,
rived this evening the Aucxcatet packet, Scour.
csa, with the Mail from Jamaica, after a paffage
of 40 days : the paffengers by her are Meth
Isaacs, Mt 1.1.w000, 1014 Kamz IE, WO:VIOLS' ALLAN,
KELLY, and Servants : the Anceimeo arrived at
Jamaica on the s t ft of June, found lying there his
Majefty's (hips Levu's-maw, Of 74 guns; TM.
HAIRE" of 98 ; BELLITROP HON' of 74; POWERTI/L"
of 74 ; TH HIVE of 74; TOPAZ(' TRENT, Boot.
DELAIS, and NE& RIDS frigates; alfo the Dun, of
64; Coeolumon., of f 0; CAMEL' ABEROATZNNT,
LARK, and MERLIN the AUDACIOUS, and TAR.
TAR arrived there the fame day: on the std of
June arrived his Majefty's (hips VANOVA►D and
Gowan from a cruise ; and on the 3d of July the
LEVIATHAN, 4LRMAAR, and COROMANDEL failed
for England; on the toth of July the Avessase
(poke the fitip Ann, Waarots, out 19 days from
Old Harbour, for London, all well ; on the ink
of Auguft (poke the brig William, fop Guernky
' for Newfoundland, out ,29 days, in lat. 43.16.
long. 39.4.; WI the t sth (poke the American flip
Alexander, from London forVirginia,inlat,44.36.
long. 33. 7. out three weeks, all well.—The Ac.
viva excite cutter, Katmai(' has brought in two
Smuggling boats with above t6o ankers of kirks
on board."—Arrived the Row cutter of Down
the towed into the mouth of the harbour the
Swedi(h galliott Guftavus AdolphusrerWind
ot,
London, England, 1802-08-24

MARGATE, AUG. 22.

The increafe of our vifitors this week has by far
exceeded the produce of any preceding week dur-
ing the prefent feafon. Not a Hoy arrived with.
out plenty offive flock—l do not fay live lunder.—
One of there aquatic vehicles of Margate Fehiona-
hie: unloaded two hundred and fourteen. The amufe-
ments of this week have been but thinly attended ;
the Races at Canterbury have feduced a great
number of our Bon Ton. The public 1.. eakfalt at
the Profpe& Green, attra/live as were all the for-
mer entertainments of the fame kind at the place,
confequently fuffered by thofe Races.
BETTISON'S Library, or rather Lounge room, was
opened on Tuefday night, for the admiffion of
Mafis, at a (billing a head. A band of mulic was
provided for the occafton, and it is laid that Soo
perfons were at one time crammed together in this
room, for the purpofe of keeping each other warm
in this/mere feafon.
The alterably was not more floiirifhing on Tharf-
day than on the preceding nights. Indeed the
company were molt lamentably thin.

On Saturday morning Dandelion again exhibit•
ed but a lorry alremblage of vilitors. Mifs CAMP•
BELL'S benefit in the evening was Deaf and Dumb,
and M/ in her Teens. Julio was performed by
herfclf with expreffive and unaffected a&ion. MAR-
SHALL was De L'.Epi, and he a'quitted himlclf
very well. St. .Alnt was performed by BARTLEY,
a young Ador of very promifing talents. TAYLOR
(hewed a good conception of charader in Derlernont
and came off with eclat. Mrs. BEW played Mari.
anne in an interelling manner, and Tung the inc
dental air with much tape. Madame Franval
admirably fupported by Mrs. TAYLOR. &mu,
rung The Storm, between the ads, and was mui
' applauded. Imitations were given by BEW, am
feveral Adors who have made their exit from •'

Rage of life, were recalled to the mind with fpn
and fidelity, as well as fume who now "firut ,
fret their hour" upon theatrical boards. Russs
played Fribble iu the Farce. Upon the whole,'
Theatre is the heft of our entertainments at L
place,
place,and it is pored with a lift of Perform
that entitles the Manager to public patronage.

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• MANCHESTER DISPENSARY.
MANCHESTER INFIRMARY,I3ISPENSARY, LUNA-
TIC HOSPITAL, and ASYLUM.
WANTED, a Palen,. as an Affiltant Apo-
I theory in The Shoe, whofe foie duty will cenfift in
Inc companion of Medicioes, in/ the preparation of the Pre-
(trillions : it is expected that be than be well acquainted with
tbe Boarbrk of an ApottiLtary in all its branches. A Perforiut
moque ye ,r. will he preferred ; and as the litnation is intended
to lc rtfretahlt, it i. hoped it may be furls as will be worth
6e a'sntiun of Perfons wellsnalikedoo whom alone this
Aderniferoent I. addrzEcd.
A Pe ion is wanted as Itegier of the Lunatic Hof-
sod AfOnns. A 'Perron of experience in the rnanagetne: g
u. Lunatic Pathan& is required, who has alto a confiderabic
horsoildge ut the predict of Medicine.
Tbb Intlitution being op6o a very extenfive plan, and it
Isieg the wither the Traftoes to inarafe its refpeetabillty as
notch as ped6bk, thcy.aredifpofral to make the Sirovion well
worthy the actention of any Death-man who maybe uaiifed
to oandoet the Hobfeln the manner they with. fo that the in-
retaken cr. the Trotters Raabe carried into effect, of render-
ti this Charity srasogit the molt refpeetabk of its kind in the

Applications to be made to the Secretuy, but it is jneediefs
for any apply who cannot produce the molt ref pre
tatJc of their abilities and experipme, a5•,..11 as
pod moral coodud, for without fuels requiem the applications
of ail Candidates will be Maid.
Alto, an Apprendee wanted. Such young Gentlemen as
kw had a lledcal Education, and arc otherwife well quali-
fied, may offer thernfelms as Candidates, and know the tames
if sibillits, by applying to Mr. Hutchefon,* this Houfe Sur-
mise as the advantages of this fituation are obvious, par-
will be paid to the charades and acquirements
d the tZtes.
London, England, 1802-08-24

TO SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT,

ADESIRABLE compati FREEHOLD
ESTATE, eligibly fitn.tted on the Bank; of the Win, in
the Pariihrs of Unturthvill, Llanafanfaur, biantmcU, and
Llanyre, in the Counties of Brecon and Radnor, at a central
diftnice between th: good Market Towns of Builth and Kluty-
ador, (except the Lone Farm) 3nd let to the following Te-
nants, at the under mentioned Rents :—.

Parilhes of Llanurthwll and I.lanafanfaur.

Intard, Thomas Evas. 4zL 60 A. 3 R. 31 P.
Cesteeed Caccock Penwarn Cunswcrn, and Gwalds Pedwar
Gorr, Thomas Enna, 401. 95 A. T R. 32 P.
Carreg Glzurak, S.ar.d T. Powcll, 3 id. tot. 38 A. t R 3a P..
Twy yny lone, P. Price, 261. 3s. 62 A. TR. tt P.
Petty lan, John Jones, 211. 43. 0 R. 29 P.
MI and Land, C. Evans and T. Watts, t6l 7 A. 0 R. t t P.
Patithes of Natntell and I.lanyre,

Doldowlod, Richard Jones, cc! go.; A. O R. ar P.
Lone' John Owen, 321." and Gwernogn, Thomas Morris, A.
not meafured but eltimated at yo Statute Acres.
Total of the Rents 2651 ass. per Annum.
Mott of the above Farms, except the I.one, are only divided
by the River Wye, on which they border for a conilderable
dift nice, and wherein they have a valuable right of Fithery.
Thc adjacent Country ab9unda with Hams, Groufc, and Par-
tridges.

The Premires hzve good Sheep Walk% belonging to theni,
and are very improveable. The Timber thereon being feveral
Hundreds of fine Maiden Oak and good Afh, to be taken by
the Purehafer at a fair Valuation.

irleffra. Jelhins, James, and Co. of Nu. 8. New Inn, London,
arc anthorifed to treat for the Sale thereof.
London, England, 1802-11-01

This day was pnblifhed, in Two Volumes RoyiNto.
Price Pour Guilin., in §oFds, , •
TABLES of the feveral .E1.34014:AN
CHANGES. Showing by Insedloo, the Vaine of any
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Times at which Bills arc drawn, from the fells (hikes, toge..l
tier with the Days of Grace Awed in each. • ' •
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NEW MUSICAL WORKS.
Jolt publiffied,
Ily LoNCIMA24 and Co. No. 131, Cheapfide, from No: 26.

• PIANO PORT[ Music.
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much efteemed - 4 0
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(a grand Subjed)
• VOCAL MUSIC.
The Bee; an cYgant Seleaion of the molt efteemed
popular Songs and Ductts, VoL t and 2, Botind, each 7 6
The Caledonian MUfeum ; or, The Beauties of 'Scotties
Melody, Vol. I and 2, bound
rt.oYe ssostc.
New Works by Monet, Muller,R ei nard, Van des+ agen,
Hartman, lioffnitifter, Beethoven, &c. confliting of
Catlences, Solos. and Duette
GAntkman's Pocke. Companion, containing the molt
popular Songs, Airs, &c. Vol. i and 2 6
t)* Longman and Co. refpritfully notice to the Public, that
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highly improved in touch and tone, at the following redisced
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This day wee publiihed..prire 1511.
The Sixth Number uf the Second Volume, of

TH ANI'IQ.J FLIES ofG REAT BRITAIN:
Containing the Four following Views : St. Mary's Chapel
Ind Part of the Cathedral at Wells ; Bir-gate, Southampton;
Carling Cathedral; and the Abbey. Church , St. Albans. sEn-
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the other Counties will follow in regular alphabetical order, it
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This day was publiihed,
•
IA Three "Volumes Odom, Price 275. In Boards,
A NIMAL ZIOGRAPHY ; or, Anecdotes and
Illuftrations of the MANNERS, LIVES, CHARAC-
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By the Rev. W. BINGLEY, A.B.
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Of the delightful fcience oil Nakural Hittory ; he has ranged
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refent times.
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THIRD TIME.
THEATRE ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN.
TOMORROW EVENING, NOVEMBER 2,
will be prefented a New comedy. in Five Ada, called
DELAYS AND BLUNDERS.
The Principal Charaders by
Mr. LEWES,

Mr. MUNDEN, Mr. FAWCEIT, Mr. MURRAY,
Mr. EM ERY, Mt. 4IDDONS. Mr. DAVENPORT, &c.&c.
Mrs. LITCHFIELD, Mrs. H. JOHNSTON,
Mrs. H. SIDDONS, and Mrs. MATTOCKS. •
The Prologue to be fpoke.n by Mr. BRUNTO)I.
The Epilogue by Mrs. MATTOCKS.
This Evening(fecond rime) Delays and Blunders; with
the Poor Soldier.
The New Comedy called Delays and Blunders was received
with unbounded applaufe on its firft performance—the 4th and
ith reprefentations will be on Thurfd47, and Saturday.
Ladies and Gentlemen who have Places far the Opera of the
Cabinet, are refpedtfully informed it will be performed on Wed-
nefday, with the Pantomime Drama of Peroufe.
On Friday Mr. Cooke will perform the Charadter of Bajazet
In the Tragedy of Tunerlane
A New Drama in Two Adts, and a New Opera in Three,
•
are in preparation.
• ••-•

PUBLIC-OFFICE, 110**ISTLUT,
• thlia
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Black Legs, White Saddle Mark oh the Bde. "The is wine: thereof
is tkarcd to apply at this Mice. - ,
London, England, 1802-02-15

PORTSMOUTH, FEBRUARY 13.

This day arrived from Cork the brig Amiable
ClariTa, S. Srous, bound to London ; Cork,
at the fame time, fix Welch velTels, all bound to
London; 'part of them are come in here. Ar-
rived aifo the brig Ravenfworth, 'Cairn, from
Waterford, after a paiTage of only 45 hours.—
Arrived from Great Yarmouth the Shallop Her-
ring, SLUM(' with malt, and the Sincerity, Cat-
cons, from Woolwich.

&Med his MAjedy's !hip TILINT for the Welk
!ndies.

Ycßerday arrived liere the Sally, South Sea
whaler, Rowe, a full Ihip, bound to London : on
the toth January fpoke the fehooner Flying FM,
easy., from Cork, bound to Trinidad, in lat. 20.
N. long. 32. W. all well ; left the two following
South Sea whalers (full (hips) a few days ago,
all well: Lively, SMITH, and Indifpenfable,
GAP.DNER, hnuad to London.
This day arrived from the Downs the Eaft Tn.
ilia (hip BAR:NC.
The fhip Earl Spencer, Capt. BACON, South Sea
irhaltr, is 101 l at South Georgia ; fhe drifted from
her anchors after lying there nine days. Captain
B. is coming home in the fhip Young William,
BACON : this fop was fpokc, all well, by Captain
, of the Sally.
London, England, 1802-02-15

This day were publithed,
In Six Volumes OdtaTo, Price M. Ss. in boards,
lUtillrated with One Hundred and Thirteen Portraits,
And accompanied with Explanatory Talrks,

ISTORTCALand POLITICAL MEMOIRS
A A of thc IFIGN of LEIVIi XVI. from his MAR alAcz to
his DEA ; founded on a Variety of authentic Documents,
furnifhed to the Author, before the Revolution, by many emi-
nent Statefmrn and Minitten ; and on the Seceet Papers dlf-
covered, after the loth of Augull, typa, in the Clufccs of the
King at VerfAilles and the Tuilleries.
TranOated from the French of
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Compiler of the Memoirs of Marfhal Duke of Richelieu,
and of the M.:molts of the Duke of St. Simon.
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FALMOUTH, FEBRUARY 12.

Arrived the Robert and George, Bataan, from
Southampton ; Martha, —, from Newport for
Waterford ; and the Sarah, ---, from Brokenfha
for Cowes.—Sailed the Eliza, Btooz!mcs, for
Leghorn; Taunton, Ows iv, for Liverpool; Venus,
Rees, fur Briaol ; Refolution, Davits, for New-
port ; and the Good Intent, Gilt Nviti.t, for Brif-
tol ; alfo the IMIHORTA LITE and BLANCHE frigates
on a cruizt ; the SPITFIRE !loop of war, Captain
KLEN, with difpatches for the Weft Indies ; and
the Ame*ican Chip Capt. Fist.u; for Ca-
diz. ednefday laft arrived the Flora and Chat-
ham tranfports with troops from Egypt from Cork:
on board the former is Lord CRAVEN and Lieut.
Colonel Hors of the 26th regiment. Sailed on
Wednefday IA the Friendfnip„ RICHARDS, from
Seville, with fruit' for London. The WA L SIN /3-
H Abt Packet fails to-morrow with the mail for Lif-
bon. Arrived late this evening the illy SUFFOLK,
Capt. ROBINSON, from Bengal, with rice and pep-
per, for London, laft from St. Helena, which the
left on the 28th Dec. at which time failed alfo
from thence for England, the fhip Sir J. B. War-
ren, and the PRINC RES Maar La India (hip for
Bengal.—Wind N. E.

PLYMOUTH, FEE. 13.

Came in from a cruife the SEAGULL, of 18 guns,
Capt. WAINWRIGHT, and the SUES 13Ald TE, of 54.,
:pins, Capt. WITM AN.
Sailed for Torbay the V: !As DE PARIS, of 1 to
guns, Capt. DomeTT.
Sailed on a cruife the AM RLI A, of 44 goes, Capt.
HFRIIERT OISEAU, of 38 Bans, Cipt. PHILLIPS;
NYMPH, Of 38 guns, Capt. DOUGLASS ; AMETHYST,
of 38 guns, Capt. GLYN ; DEDAIGN LUSE, of 36
guns, Capt. SHORTL•ND ; and the INSOLEhT, of
14 guns.

Sailed ado the Grnisca cutter, Capt. BUL CLEY)
for Ireland ; and many outwaratound veltds for
different parts abroad. Sailed on a cruize the
Rasosa, EAGLE, and Busy Revenue cutters.
Came in the Either, of London, Capt. RICHAItr)
Assorr, from Jamaica, for London, laden with
Lugar, rum, &c. after a parage of 9 weeks: fhc
has on board 3 paffengers, and is invalids.
London, England, 1802-02-15

Thii day was put: bed.
In One Volume 4to. price tae. In bowls,

AN INQUIRY into the CORN LAWS and
CORN t am)r. of GREATBRITAIN, and their In-
flu nee on the Profperity of the Kingdom. With Suggefiotu
for the Impmvf mem of the Corn Laws.
P: the late ALEXANDER DIROM, Efq.
Ot Muirefit, in the County of Aberdeen.
To which is added, a Supplement,
By Mr. Win. VlAcci of Onnilton, in Ealt Lothian,
Bringing down the Conhdcration of the Subject to the pre-
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Coaching Medi' rs for promoting the Cultivation of the
W 4111.! Lands, and for rendering the Produce equal to the in-
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FRANG'E.

PARIS, ss PLUVIObE, FEBRUARY n.

An order IVA% ittued by the Prete& of Police,
on the 7th, prohibiting perfons mat/Led, or in any
other way difgnifed, during the time of carnival,
from appearing armed, from intuiting palengers
and entering th:ps and houfes by force. No per-
fon on foot will be permitted to wear a ma&
after dark, nur difauife himfelf fo as to difturb
the public peace.
The indemnity to be paid by the Batavian Re-
public to the PRINCE of ORANGE, for the lois of
his private property, is Rated to have been fixed,
by the Cabinets of Berlin and Paris, at eight mil-
lions of Dutch florins, about 670,0001. Reding.
The ELECTOR of BAVARIA has abolinied flavery
in all the Bararo-Palatine dominions.

The Government being informed that a great
number of fiAdier; have come to Paris, in the hope
of recorering the more fpeedily the arrears of their
pay, has dircCted the Prefelts to inform them, that
without miring to occupy itfelf in the ameliora-
tion of the condition of thefe brave men, who have
fought in the defence of their country, it defires
that they will abflain from thefe jonrnies, and ap-
plications, which are wholly ufelefs, as the fums
due will be forwarded to them as fnon as pofiible,
and only at their refpeCtive places of refidence.
Molt of the Membets of the Tribunate, who op-
poled the Government, have been voted out by
the Confervative Senate, in the renewal of one-
fifth of the Members of the Tribunate and Le-
fiflative Body, which is to take place annually.—
!he following are the principal Members of the
Tribunate who have been voted out.

Couarois, a lviLinber of the Convention. a befom friend of
• Denton, but neverthekfs a great fupportcr of the igth Bru-
maire.
CHAZAL, a Mt tuber of the Convention, and Prefident of the
Council of Five Hundred at St. Cloud, after Lucien Bona-
parte was carried off by the Soldiers.
Be NJ AMIN CONSTANT, a native of Geneva.

Des RiNAVDTS, a ei-devant Prieß, and Gtand Vicar of An-
tun, when Talk-rand was Bilhop.
Manna.

GAIL AT, nephew of the Salatol%
CHZNIIIL

Diu NOU.
Sr.Avaix.

Tamest and Asinaztva (aco re-eledlcd)—ln also.
It 114 s been remarked, that fuch of the Legif-
lative Body and Tribunate who voted for the death
of Louis XVI. have been expelled.
The Tim Coqfulidi are at 57 f. 45 e.
London, England, 1802-11-08

STEAM ENGINE FOR SALE.

HUGH arid ROBERT BAIRD have for Sale
the materials of a Steam Engine of about Seventy Hodes'
power, being cotiltruaed to work double, with Air Pump and
Condenfer, and an the needfary apparatus,and Fly Wheel to
form a Rotative Motion, with a plate Iron Boiler.
The Materials may be feen, and a bargain concluded, by
applying at their Works—Canal Bafon, by Glafgow.
Odtobcr 20, 180 U
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This day was plias:di
L Two Yob. Imo. Flee 9s. Boards,
ASTONISHMENT I A ROMANCE of A
CENTURY AGO.

Ey FRANCIS LATH6itt, Efq.
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FAMILY WORSHIP ; a Courfe of Morning
and Evening Prayers for every day in the Month. To
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By JAMES BEAN,
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AHISTORY of GREECE, from the EAR-
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Schools, and Toting Perron: of both Sem
By WILLIAM MAYOR, LLD.
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TMs day were publifited,
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TRAVELS in SPAIN, in 1797 and 1798.
By FREDERICK AUGUSTUS PISCHEIt.
With an Arpandix on the Method of Travelling in that
Country.
Tranflated from the German.
• Oar prdent Anther is not one of thofe who deferve to be
tad only oa account of the advantages of the fubjet,. He
pedelfes both i:itelligence to know what is worth dderibing
andlkillto defaibe it with elegance. The kere of hi. travels
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!nor, perhaps Spain Menthe greakft number of ulleetl t,,
the:aridity of the traveller.
" Mr. Filcher has fortunately done more than ke pronsged
He has vifited the rind important places in Spain, sod given us
a delineation which includes every thing of the greatest impor-
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ratter, manners, and form of life, which is the rubjea that k
Wetly occupied tie: attention cf one traveller."
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SOUTH HAMS, DEVON.

T° BE SOLD, the Reverfion in Fee, expellant
ea the death of the furvivor of three Perfons, few -aaty aged
about 60,55, and 53 years—All that very compact andlsuprov.
able Farm, called HIGHER POLSTON, comprifing a good
Farm Houle, Roomy Barns, and convenient Out-honfes, and
about 130 Acretof Arabfe Land, Mea low and Orchard. lying
within the Parifh of Halwell, about five miles from Tomes,
and Leven from Kingibridge—the high road to and from which
Towns interfeds the MLitt, which is fituate about two oaks
from Lime Kilns. _ _

Fir which purl:aft a Survey be held at the Seven Stars
Inn in Totnes aforefaid, ^a Monday the 13th day of November
next, by four o'clock in the afternoon. In the mean while fur-
ther information may be obtained of Mr. Wyfe, Attersey in
Kingthridge; and Farm r Irifh, the Tenant in poffeffion,
thew the Premifes. 4 L Ater, arc to be port-paid.
N. B. The Land Tag is redeemed.
London, England, 1802-11-08

their march from Mentz and other parts,

lave re•

ceivcd counter orders.
We have here a garrifon of two French batta-
lions of the 16th demi-brigade, which had hitherto
occupied the Brifgau. The 27th demi-brigade is
dellined to form the garrifon of Zurich, with the
13th regiment of Chaffeurs. A battalion of the
io4th is going into Argovia. The coops from
Geneva and Verfoix will occupy the Cantons of
Berne and Fribourg. We are ignorant whether
thefe troops will be fent againft the fmall Cantons.
The contingents of Uri, Underwald, Schwitz,
Glarus, Appenzell, and the Grifons, have return-
ed home—the Staff of General BACHMAN is dif-
folved ; the greater part of the perfons compoling
it, as well as their Chief, are gone to Schwitz to
REDING.

Civil war has broken out with great fury in the
diflria of Zurich, not only on both fidei the lake
but alfo in the mountains. We are allured that
the .Zurich contingent, commanded by Major
ZIEGLER, which, after its return from Berne, had
been fent to the diflrias which had refufed to fub•
mit to the Provifional Government, has been de-
feated by a corps of peafants in the environs of
Groningen.
The Conaitutional Regime has been reflored at
Schaffhaulen. Agitation has ceafed in the Frick-
thal.

BFRNE, OCT. 27.—VERNIAC is not recalltd ; he
is only gone to Paris to remain there during the
Helvetic Confulta.

Several battalions are, it is Paid, going to Zu-
rich ; perfons are nill taken up in that Canton
....

The fecond demi-brigade tuiok, in its march by
Oberland, a confiderable quantity of ammunit on,
which the infurgents had depofited in feveral cafe
ties. We have certain advices that a new infur-
reeinn was preparing in Argovia, Baden, and So-
leure, but the plot was happily defeated. The
pretended Government of Baden convoked an Af-
lembly of Deputies from all the Communes ; but
we have reafon to believe that the holding of that
affembly will be oppofed.
VIENNA, OCT. I7.—His Majefly the Emperor
will proceed this day to Prefbourg, to cote the
Diet. We learn from Gallicia, that his Serene
Highnefs the Grand Duke Consra w TIN r. has every
where received on his paflage, and particularly
at Lemberg, the moll diflinguifhed honours. This
Prince is expedled here this day. Prince FERDI-
NAND of Wurtemberg, Commandant of the City,
has gone to meet him : relays of honks have alfo
been fent as far as Stamrnerflorf. His Highnefs
will rtinain lucre fome weeks.

By 'a courier extraordinary, difpatched from
Venire by the Prefident GAIMANI, who has ar-
rived here, we learn, that fome difturbances have
taken place in that city, in consequence of the fear.
city of fpecie, which fetters all commercial rela-
tions. Two millions of pieces, of feven kreutzcrs,
are about to be put in circulation at Venice.—
Tranquillity is re-ellablithed in Croatia.
London, England, 1802-08-12

P/ErMOUTH, AUGUST 9.

Lafl night their MAJESTIES and the Palaces:Ts
rent to the Theatre to fee the Comedy of The
Hat at Law, and the Entertainment called Of Age
rf,•morraw.
This morning his MAJESTY and the Printers
AUGUSTA bathed.
After hreaktait their MAresTras and the PRIN-
CESSES accompanied by the Marquis of SALIS-
BURY, I+oTd FAULIITT, Gen. GAITh, Col. CART-
WRIGHT and FITZROY ; Ladies CATIKART, RAD.
11014 STAWELL, and CRANLEY ; Mr. and Mrs.
FITENANTLE, Mrc. DitAx, and Mr. GORDON, went
on board the Royal yacht. There were a great
many failing boats out, the day being fine.

BRIGHTON, AUGUST zo.

Our 'aft night's Drefs Ball was net numeroully
attended, as moil of the fafhionahle people are
waiting for the Ball and Supper on Thurfday, in
honour of the Pei wca's birth-day. About fixty or
eighty perfons were prefent, but only fatten or
eighteen couple danced.
Alderman SKINNER and Colonel THOMAS are
the arrivals of yefierday.
The Bias-legs are quitting the place, and very
little of the two-to-one converfation now occupies
the groopes on the Steine.
His Royal Highnefs bathed this morning, and
has (ince been Tome hours on horfeback, &did
in a looie dark great coat, and Rriped trowfers,
with a white hat. He has a (mall party to dine
at the Pavillion to-day. amonga whom arc, Ad-
miral PAYNE, MY. DAY, Mr. TRAVERS, Colonel
MONTGOMERY, Col. THOMAS, Mr. J. SMYTH, SCO.
QEICK is here, and plays Ifaac on Friday night;
and on Saturday the PRINCE commands a piece in
which he is to perform. This evening his Royal
Highnell commands Skit-hes from Lyi, for the be-
nefit of the Author.
One of our (lathing Cits (ports a hearfe and four.
—Balkets of many shapes are here drawn by a
pair of honks. In fhort, carriages without either
elegance or convenience feem to be the order of
the day.
Amongll the bathers, a certain Marquis has
lately exhibited himfelf under the windows of a
Lady of itaxttee—but thefe fights are notfiranse
Or WV.

One of the Krocaimg One,, called a Tamer, has
Inurakil fine the Races, without paying a rum of
money 101 l to a Mr. S—. The bets have ge-
nerally been fettled upon the Stelae the morning
after the race.
London, England, 1802-08-12

BIR

Tuefday, at Charley, in Suffes, the Lady of G. E. Gram,
Efq. of a Inn._

thurfday laft, at Cranthattt, the Lady of Montague Cho!.
meley, Efq. jun. of '•" and heir.
Su .day, In Charkezi`• fquare, F dinburgh the Lady of Jams
C aquhuun, F.fq. y4aug..r of Luce, of a diughter.
London, England, 1802-08-12

PORTSMOUTH, AUGUST n.

Arrived the Sea Hock and Jane tranfports from the Streight s
and are under quarantine.
YARMOUTH. AUGUST n.

Monday arrived the Tumors c, and yefterday the Um-
COR N frigate, fronsa cruife.—Sailed this morning to the north-
ward the Misname Isip of war on a cruife after %Muggier*.
Arrived the Lynx loop of war from a cruife. Arrived from
Rochfort the Rebecca, with a cargo of brandy for this port,
Hull, and Newcaltle. Paired through a large Beet of Colliers,
and fume Eaft country (hips.
SHEERNESS, AUGUST t t.

Arrived his Majefty's (loop GA If TE, and is preparing to be
paid off. The DILIGENCE has failed up the River Thames,
and the TA Elia to Chatham.

The ANTRLOPZ building here, is expeEted to be launched
the latter cod of this Month or the beginning of nest.
BRIGHTON, AUGUST to.

His Majelly's fhip LAIPWISO, and MONIER! gun-brig. arc
pit anchored in the Roads.
' "The Bonaparte packst failed laft evening with paffengera for
Dieppe
The Adventure has been got near in (bore, and will the neat
Bond be got above low water mark ; they will then be able to
work upon the cargo. Many ftrange rumours have prevailed
relative to the accident. When the veal is furveyed,it will be
tally &covered how it happened.

DOVER, AUG. to.

The Britannia, Capt. W. White, failed for Calais this tide,
with Sit Granville Temple, Ban. Colonel Woodbury, Mr. I.
Goldfmith, Captain Wilbraham, Mr. Dc Vandy, Mr. Davy,
Mr. Mole, L. Compaffan, Mr. A. De Flint, Mr. Colour. Mr.
N. Morel, Mr. James Duppa, Mr. de la Briere, and twelve
other palfengers. It being nearly calm, no yea.' has arrived
for this day or two from France hut the Rambler cutter, Le
France, mafter, is at anchor, about five miles off; Captain
Stuart, of the Guards. and Mr. Bird, have jult landed by a
boat from this veffel, and I bear twenty more paffengers are
left on board.