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London, England, 1802-02-22

DUBLIN, FEBRUART S.

This day being appointed to celebrate her Ma-
jetty's Birth, a Levee was held by his Excellency
the Lord Lieutenant at the Cafile, when an Ode
was performed ; and this night a Ball will be
given, which, if we may judge from the prepa-
rations making, will be one of the moll fplendid
ever known in Ireland.

The following Gentlemen have been appointed
High Sheriffs in Ireland for the enfuing year :
Down—Hr H KENNEDY, of Caltra, Efq.
Kilkenny—Hon. CHAS. BUTLER, of Kilkenny.
Tuefday evening Mr. J. NATTER TANDY arrive*
in town from Lifford, in cuflody of Mr. Ports,
one of his Majefty's Meffengers, who was from
hence difpatched with his prifoner to Wicklow, to
embark from thence on board the Lovely Peggy,
Capt. HARRIS, for Bourdeaux.
A Mrs. EUSTACE and her fervant maid were
both barbaroufly murdered laft night between ten
and elevel o'clock. This unfortunate woman,
who lived at No. 9, Peter's-row, it appears had
tent her maid for tome portly, who, entering the
houfe, found her mittrefs murdered in the parlour:
the girl was then attacked, and difpatched alto.
A Mr. Elwood, an elderly clergyman, who lodg-
ed in the upper part of the houfe, hearing the
(bricks of the maid, came down Rain, and found.
both miff:els and maid weltering in their blood in
a Rate (hocking to be defcribed. A young man,
nephew to Mrs. Eu'TACii, who dieted and lodged
in the houfe, has been apprehended on fufpicion,
and lodged in Peter's watch.houfe. It does not
appear that the houfe was robbed of any one ar-
ticle of value.

LINES,
INSCRIBED ON A MONUMENT EJECTED TO THE ME-
MORY OF DR. SMALL, IN • SEQIJSETEILED
GROTE, AT SOHO, NEAL BIRMINONAM•
WRITTIN IT Dl. DARWIN.

Ye gay and young, who, tboughtlers of your doom,
Shun the difguftful man Sons of the dead,
Where Melancholy broods o'er many a tomb,
Monld'ring beneath the yew's unwholefotne made;
If chance ye enter there fequelteMd groves,
And day's bright funihine for a while forego,
Oh, leave to Folly's dice% the laughs and loves,
And give one hour to phildophie woe !
Here, while no titled duff, no fainted bone,
No lover weeping over Beauty's bier,
No Warrior frowning in hiftoric ftone,
Extorts your praifes, or requefts your tear;
Cold Coat/via:ion leans her aching head,
On human woe her Ready eye the turns,
Waves her meek hand, and Sighs for Science dead,
For Science, Virtue, and for SMALL, the mourns.

The important caufe now pending in Chancery,
refpeeing the Pale of Bibles, Tellaments, and
Prayer Books, againft the Pale of which in Eng-
land an injundion was lately obtained by the Eng-
lifh Univerfities, is not, we underhand, regarding
pirated or unauthorifed editions, but thole printed
by his Majehy's Printers in Scotland, which have
always been a free uninterrupted article of Trade,
under the Ad of Union, beyond the memory of
the oldeft Bookfellers, in the fame manner as the
fame books, printed by authority in England,
have always had, and hill have, a free Pale in
Scotland.
London, England, 1802-02-22

This day were pablUied, prke cos. 6d. in Boards,
ESSAYS, on the &Rion for Money had and re-
crived; on the Lair of Affuranees, and on the Law oink
of Exchange and Promiffory Notes.
By WILLIAM DAVID EVANS, Efq.
Barrifter at Law.

Printed for G. and J. Robinfon, Patcroolter-row. . G. Keay-
!ley. I.:Let-Rae ; Mania and Wright, Liverpool; Bell and
Bradfste, Edinburgh ; Bras and Reid, Glatgow ; and Colbert,
Capel-ftreet, Dublin.
London, England, 1802-02-22

LAW.

WANTED by a Gentleman of the Profeffion,
who Eat rented a regular Ckritibip in London, and is
well acquirste.l with Wands, a Partnerihip with an elderly
Gentkman in the Country, who may wilt either to retire, or
tie reli•vesi from the attire part of the Bufusefs. The molt re-
fpottahle references will be given.
Ad.ltcfs to.A. B. S. to be left at the Gray's Inn Coffee.boufe,
will he duly attendedto.
London, England, 1802-02-22

To see SOLD BY •ucTIONI,
By HENRY BAXTER,
On Thurfday the sub Day of March next, between the
Hours of three and aur &Clock in the Afternoon, at the
Bata. lox, Saxinundham, Suffolk.
AMOST tiefirable ESTATE, &nate in Al-
dringharn, near Aldeburgh, Suffolk, confilling of a
very fubiLintial and commodious Madge or DwelLnlihonk
two Bann, Stables, and all other peccary and convenient
Out-buildings, and about aos acres of Arable, Meadow, and
Palm Land, the greater part of which b an excellent mixed
Soil, now in the occupation of Mr.-Ifasc Webber, under an
agreement, which will expire at Michaelmas next, at an
old rent of 1701. but computed to he very fairly worth the
yearly rent of s3ll.
This Eftate lies upon the Turnpike Road leading from Yox.
ford to Aldeburgh, which is • good Port, and a faihimable
and much frequane4 Bathing-place, and from which it is
diftant only three Miles. This Farm, on which there are aboin
three saes of Cover, might, with a little attention, foon be
fully flaked With Guile, being In the centre of a fine Dating
omntry, and It enjoys an unlimited right of Commonage, wet
the extenfive Commons of Aldalngium. The covenants uto
the mode of karfat the Farm are extremely liberal and advan-
tsgeous to the Landlord. The Inclofures are well fenced, lie
extremely well minicar!, are in a high Rate of culdvadon, and
may be taken poffedion of at Michaelmas next.
The fituation of the Houfe Is particularly pleafan4 and, with
a final) expense, might be Wily converted into a &Arable
Refideaa for a-Gentleman.
The Land-tar has been redeemed, and the Poor-rates are
fo snoleiate' (the ERate being fituated in the Incorporated
Hundred of Blrtbiag) as not to bare exceeded, foe feveral
years pall, the rate of one Shilling hi the Pound.
Upon the whole, this Elate offers a molt eligible caution
for the Gentleman or the Agricultalit there being few Oxsts
upun which picafure and profit may be more fucceltifufiy com-
bines'.

Xio an Mate fituate in Thorpe, near Aldeburgh, in Suf-
fair, confining of a Barn, and kraal Inc Janice of 'cry good'
Arable Land, containing intween so and 3o Acres. now in
the Occupation of Edmund DiMose, at the yearly ,rest of
sal. los.

This Eftate h fituatof twat the edge of the Bea OW, near
the point of Land called Thorpe 14efs; and is s molt de-
fumble fpot fors Gentlanan to build a Bummer Adidas=
upon, being within the affiance atone mile from the town of
Altitborglt—The Land-tax of this Ettore is alfo redeemed.
For Particulars, empire of Robert Crabtree. of Haletworth,
Steak, at who& Oice a Pfau the irft ocatioaed Mate
nay be teen.
London, England, 1802-02-22

MEDICAL FACTS ON VENEREAL COMPLAINT&
11ANY perfons that have imagined themfelves
to be cured of the Venereal Cots:plaint, have had the mit-
fort: ne to break out Its or Coven years afterwards :—A prW
knopcned in my praalee the other day : a Gentleman was alt.
fitted with the fame complaint, and cured, as be thought, by
the advice and prektiptlon of an eminent Surgeon: he after-
ward. entered od the Sate of matrimony, four Months after
which be caught a violent cold in coming out tithe play.bouk,
that terminated in a Core throat.—At this dills I was called in,
and after Akins him the nectar? queftlons, acquainted him
that it proceeded from bil ohl western! complaint, bet which be
wank' neat believe. He then caikd in the stiff:nee of Come
zpothecarit s, who treated his complaint as a common fore throat,
until he became fo bad, that be was eon:idled to apply to an.
otter phyfitian, who cm:firmed him is% the truth of what I had
told him, but too Ism for his recovery, the venereal complaint
cing eaten away part of Ms threat and note, the ravages of
which could not be Bopped during his life, Co that be fell a (e-
-difice to his own obitinacy. Perfoos therefore fhoeld be ex-
tremely cautious in eradicating the above complaint, than which
three L. nothing more bendidal than the BOTONICAL SULU',
Which las certain remedy, without fubjedlng patients to thole
&rims that attend a cowrie of mercury.
••To theft Ladies and Gentlemen bordering en the flare
et T.latriniony, the Dolor would particularly recommend the
r ended Syrup, prier te their appearance before the Altar of
Hymen, who are in the fin alleft degree appeases:fire of the Syll.
tent not being entirely (bend, or iubjed to relaxations of the
The BOTANICAL. SYRUP and NERVOUS CORDIAL
to ht had at the Dodoes Houk, No. 9, Alhano-Itreel, 7 Doors
from the Leverian Mellwas, Blackfries-Bridge, in Bottles
ear a —t is. 6d.—and is. 6d. Alio of Jebouk and Co. (late
II rem), No. tin, Oeford•Arect ; Tun, Royal-Exchange; E.
Newbery, corner of St. Paul's Church-yard; Boukoss, Royal.
:change; 2JIY. COelftlFS Medielrle-* animas, No. sari, Strand;
an.l by mat Bookkilers and Medicine Venders In the three
Kingdom..
•.• I otters, Bating Patients cafes, with the Dodoes sisal
Ice of a Guinea, win be iliddly attended to.
London, England, 1802-02-22

PARLIAMENTAhr PROCEEDINGS.

HOUSE OF LORDS, SATURDAY, FED. so.

The Houfe met early, and read the Warninfter.
FA Bill, the Exchequer Bills Bill, and the Sou-
thern Whale Fiihery Bin a fecond time, after
which they were committed for Monday.
Adjourned till Monday two o'clock, when the
hearing of the Appeal Carafe, Scott v. Brodie, will
be returned.

LONDON.
London, England, 1802-02-22

IWMBER 41403

THEATRF.-ROYAI4

TO MORROW EVENING, February 23,
that Majeittes Servants will ad the Comte Open of
LOVE IN A VILLAGE.
Young Meadows, Mr. KELLY;
Hawthorn, Mr. DIGNUM ;
Bohai, Mrs. BILUNGTON;
Madge, Mrs. BLAND.
To which will be aerated the Grand Ballet of
DON JUAN.
This Evehing—Mary Queen of Scots; with Harlequin
Amr!et.
On Wednefday. Pismo; with the Child.
London, England, 1802-02-22

NEXT MONDAY
THE LOTTERY BEGINS DRAWING.
rJL BISH refpeafully acquaints the Nobility,
Gentry, and Public in general, that Tickets and Shares
are Wing at alibis old ettablinted Ofßees,
No. 4, CORNHILL, and No. 9, CHARING-CROS3,I
MANCHESTER, and EDINBURGH.
Where the current price for PRIZES will be PAID on DE-
MAND as loon as drawn.
Tickets and Shares teetered, coned Numerical Books are
kept, and all Bufiners in the Public Funds trantaded with fide-
lity and dffpatch.
London, England, 1802-02-22

MONDAY NEXT THE DRAWING COMMENCE S.
SIXTY-FIVE THOUSAND POUNDS
Were paid ha year in Capital Prizes by
HODOES and Co. Stock-Brokers, No. 149,
Ozford-ltreet, oppothe Bond-ft:set, and No. 44, St.
Jamcs's-ftreet, for the fortunate Tickets fold and roared by
than as under Sated, viz.
Ns. 13005, • 20,0031. No. 30,333, - spool.
29,467, zoomal. 28598,
24,787. tO,OOOl. ao6o - Spool.
N. B. The Tickets and Shares of the prercos En lath Lottery
are now on tale In great variety at the above o&es where
Prizes to any amount will continue to be paid on demand.
London, England, 1802-02-22

PORTSMOUTH, FEBRUARY 21.

Arrived this day his Majefty's fhip toszyr, of
64 guns, from the Streights, and is under quaran-
tine. This day failed his Majelty4s fhip RESIST•
amcs, Captain Dicay, on a cruize, to intercept
finugglers.

yefterclay arrived from Lifbon, his Majeltr's
tchooner NurLitr alfo the Bee brig, Captain J.
Sou, with timber, from Rigs.
The Harriott, country fhip, is arrived here from
the Downs, bound to India.

J.:lived this afternoon the William, from the
Downs, bound to the coafk of Brafil.

FROM LLOYD'. LIST.

DIAL, F!$. at.—Wind N. N. W.—Arrived and
failed for the river the Harmony, from
Bengal.
GRAVESEID, JULY I.—Paired by the Indifpen-
fible, Gamut ; and Lively, SMITH, from the
South Seas u • Fame, from Belfaft ; Mentor,
TmomAs; from Dublin; Mary Elea, —, and
Edher, Assort., from janificp United Brothers,
CARDER; and Rofe, Jura IT: from Waterford.—
Sailed the Bell, Rows, far Montferratt; Stanley.
CH ME RS ; and Brazilla, —, for St. Kitt's ; Le.
rant, DRYDEN ; and Harford, Caaax, for Ham.
burghs.

The brig Boa !Thins, Captain Bintwaano Jos
Dios, with a cargo of oranges from St. Michael's,
was on the 4th Ina. driven from her anchorage,
(in Scull harbour' near Ballydahab, in the weft of
Ireland) by a violent gale of wind, on the rocks of
Calle Ifland ; the cargo totally plundered, and
the veffel cut up by the ravages in the neighbour.
hood. By the benevolent exertions of tome gen-
tlemen of the place, among whom, two clergy.
men, the Rev. Meilis. Townfend and Tifdall, were
very aetive, the crew were providentially Caved
from deftruiftion, and fbme fmalLpart of the goods
refcued from the facrilegious hands of thofe unfeel-
ing wretches.
-The brig Commerce, SAMPLE, arrived at New
York on the isith of January, from Jamaica; off
the Ifle of Pines the fpoke the Britifh frigate San-
TA MARGAILETTA, and was informed by a Liente-
nant of this !hip, that Come days before, the 80.
!JETTA (loop of war had been loft on the Jardines,
and that a great number of her crew had perithed.
The Harriet, HURRY ; the Harmony, —;
and the Midfummer Bloflom, —, from Hon-
duras for London, are loft at Honduras.
The Minerva, BITTERSOH, from Shields for
Bencoolen, is loft off Malaga with two or three
others.

The Friendfhip, GIBBONS, from Waterford for
Dublin, is loft off Caernarvon.

The COROMANDEL failed from Jamaica on the
3d of January. from Martinique, but fhortly after
her leaving Port Royal, the ftruck on a bank in
three fathom water, and immediately making fig-
nals of diftrefs, all the boats belonging to the
fhips of war at Jamaica were difpatched to her
affiftance. The packet which brought the mail of
Saturday, left her at anchor on the 4th, in much
' apparent danger. Should the velTel unfortunately
be loft, no degree of anxiety can be entertained as
to the fafety of her crew.
The Kinnoul of Leith,Fa•Ncii WATSON rnafter,
from Hull, bound to London, with corn, is on
fhore at Wezham, and it is feared fbc will be loft.
London, England, 1802-02-22

ENGLISH STATE LOTTERY for tilot.
Begins Drawing ift of March am.
THE Tickets are fold and divided into Halves,
Quarters, Eighths, and Sixteenths, by
HAD BURN!, and Co. Stock-Brokers,
At their State Lottery Office, No. 93, under the Royal Ex-
change, London .
London, England, 1802-02-22

This day was publlled, Price sa. bound,* New Edition, with
mama Additions, of
THE FLOWERS of ANCIENT HISTORY,
comprehending, on a new Plan, the nudt remarkable and
laurelling Events, as well as Charaders of Antiqulty,deligned
for the improvement and Entertainment of Youth.
By the Rev. JOHN ADAMS, A. M.
Printed for J. Seatcherd, Ogilvy and Soo, G. Rearfley,Dar-
too .uni Harrel/X. Law, and T. Hunt.

• Of whom maybe had, by the bum Authors
s. A View of UniverM Hilimy, from the ereatila to the
precut Time ; Including an Account of the eekbrated Re-
volutioaa in France, Poland, Sweden, GeOevai arx-
togetha with an accurate and impartial Narrative of the late
Military Operations, and other important Evens. In Three
Vol. deo Price Ono Guinea in boards.

a. The Flown of Modern Travels; hi:lnv:lwatt, enter•
taLing, and loth-calm Extrada, fdeded from the Works of
eke moft celebrated Travellers. ?be 4th Edition, in 3 vols.
Pri:e Half a Celtics In bnatds.
London, England, 1802-02-22

PLYMOUTH, FEBRUARY 20.

Came in from a cruize, the NYMPH, of 38
Burs, Captain DOUGLAS; BEAULIEU, of 40 guns,
Captain POYNTZ ; and the ASIELIA, of 40 guns,
Captain HERBERT.

Came in the two following Dutch vetrels, bc;ng
the 6rfl that have arrived here Mice the %ming of
the Preliminaries Yreede, Captain Fall/ERICK,
from Fluffing, bound to Africa, laden with ta.
rious merchandize ; and the Ondernaming, Cap.
taro SCHOMBERG, from Arpfterdam, bound to
Cayenne, laden with an alforted cargo,

Sailed on a cruize, the SWAN and RANGER re.
venue cutters; CAMBRIAN, of 40 guns, Captain
Touav, for Chatham, having on board the men
that navigated the Pr ANT:SGENET, of 74 guns, to
this port.

Came in two Tranfports, the Chatham and
Flora, numbered 8 and 9, having on board part
of the 26th regiment of foot, from Egypt, laft
from Fahnonth.

'Pwo Cartels from Cherbourg and Mortal; the
one from the former place carrying prifohers from
thence, who were all imprefred the mpment of
their arrival, for the purpole of manning two
French frigates, equipping at that port for St.
Domingo.
London, England, 1802-02-22

NAUTICAL INTELLIGENCE.

MAILS THIS DAY.-WIND S. W.

♦RiVID.
o French,
o•• Dutch,
o Harnbursig,
2 Dublin,
O Waterford,

YARMOUTH. FEB. H.

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Friday afternoon the Kt NC GEORGE Packet, Capt.
FLYN, from Cuxhaven, landed her Mails at Lowe.
(toff, and this morning her parrengers landed here.
Arrived the Expence Viser,Capt.CLAYTENCUPGH,
from the Texel, with fibres, and a complement of
men for a veirel lying here bound to the Streights.
—Sailed on a cruize off Aldborough la JALousR
and BRUM ea gun-brigs. The Liyeling is arrived
in ballaß front Rotterdam. The Hermes, Capt.
will take in goods until the 3d of next
month for Naples. The (hips of war in the Roads
remain as per lail.
London, England, 1802-08-25

IniIIJOUTII, AUGUST q.

Their MAJESTIES, accompanied by their Royal
Highneffes the Prince of WALES, Duke of Cum-
BERLAND, and the PRINCESSYS, promenaded on the
Efplanade laft night, and faw the Guards and
Dragoons parade ; after which their MAJESTIES,
with the Princes and Princeires, attended by Earl
ST. VINCENT, Lords WALSINGHAM and HOOD.
and almoll all the Nobility and Gentry here, vitited
Stacie's Rooms, which were fuller than they
have been fince the Royal Family have been at
Weymouth, near 350 petfons being prefent. 'rite
band of the zd regiment of Guards played during
their Ray.
This morning his MAJESTY, Princefs ELITA-
111TH, Princefs Sorma of GLOUCESTER, and
Princefs CHARLOTTE of WALES, bathed.
After breakfatt, his MAJESTY and the Duke of
CussIERLAND, took an airing on horfeback.
Her MAJESTY and the PRINCESSES, in a landau
and fociable, rode to Dorchetter, and to the Races
at Fordington.
Their Mains.' is have commanded this even.
ing the Comedy of The Poor Gentleman, and the
Entertainment of No Song No Supper.
London, England, 1802-08-25

FRANCE.

PARIS, s PRIICIIDOR, AUGUST so.

Rea decree of the Council of the t3th inf. the
Miitifter of ilia Interior is authorized to put in a
nate of aAivit y the necetfary labours for preparing
the palace of the Louvre for the reception of the
Montemcnrs of Art arrived from Italy ; as alfo
for the National Library. the removal of which
to that place is ordered. The funs of ss.ooo francs
per month is appropriated for this purport, until
the whole is completed.

The cheats( the Legion d'Elete was robbed on
the 4th intl. of tilo,yoo francs; but the robbers
hive been apprehended, and tychooo francs reco.
vexed by the Police.

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London, England, 1802-08-25

T 9 . R Ki L<L).

On the 14th inft. by the Rey. J. al. Curt is, at ninon, Lieu!.
Griffith, of the Royal Navy, to AIL Emerfon, of Hat:ham-hal,
near Brißol.

On Saturday lak at Kenfington, the Rrv. J. F. Stuart. Redlor
of Lower Grzvenburk to Mils C.:roline Stirlt. of ( 'h. !fel

At Edinburgh. the 2oth in(t. Jamts Home, Efq. of tir.hoofe,
clerk to the fignet, to M ifs Mitchell, tide Sangster o With.=
Mitchell, Fly. of Brownt'a-fquare.

DILL).

Saturday,Mr.Rickaby, printcr, Nrcenwough-court,Sca,
ItreeL

At Tinwald Downs, near Dumfries, on Monday fennight.
John Buthby, Efq.
At Glafgow, Saturday fennight, jaws Watfon, Eq. banker.
At Edinburgh, the 17th init. Mils Kis kretrick, fen. of Cie:c-
hurn.

_
At Peterhead, tbesith init. Mrs. Dunbar, re:iet of Mr. Robtrt
Dunbar, radar to the late Mr. Garden of Tro..p
The 14th ink. Mrs. Mary Milltife.nto ehud, in Kemnore,
Perthshire. _ .

_ .
On Tuefday fe'nnight, at Brighton, of a fcarlet fever, Jofeph
Bagman. eldett lon of the City Solicitor.
On the Bth MR. aged 76, Mr. Daniel Moreton, a refpee.ab:s
farmer at Almondfbury.
On Wedncfday tali, Edward Hippetley, Efq of I fieworth, or.e
of the Ditedtors of the South Sea Company, aged 36.
On the 13th iuftant, Morris Jones, Efq. of Lower Bcigrave•
place, Pimlico.
At Edinburgh, on the 13th MR. the ittfant fon cf Wm. C:Xes,
Efq. of Throgmorton-ftreet.
Lately, Mrs. Ann Sanford, of Stamford-hill, relia of the late
Mr. H. Sanford, Lae an eminent brewer, of Stoke Newington:
At Ineerary, the !pis init. Lachlan Campbell, Efq. Stasi
Subftitute of Argyllfhire.
At Edinburgh, the 24th loft. Mr. Alex. Machattie,
chant, in the 67th year of hit age.
At Sir John Sinclair's, in Charlotte-fquare, Edinburgh, the
17th init. Mifs Matilda Campbell, daughter of the late Colonel
Alex. Campbell, of Barcaldioe.
In Coleraine, Mifs Letitia Todd, daughter of Daniel Todd,
!Sq. late of Antrim.

HIGH WATER AT LONDON BRIDGE TO-MORROW
Morning 37 minutes aster it
Afternoon 8 rnintito eter t

..ONDON Fri :tot for the Privrictors. by JOHN DANIEL.
(of ContaFr-R:eet) at they r n a PaINTIN'et-Orrici, No. I.
Cary-greet; awl pahlithei by LTAV/0.. .IC`. HT (of Cao-
terbory-pi tee, latrebeth),v No t. Carry-fttert. sod 3t the
&rat-Ogre:a Tem:AL.-Bar; !Ft whir% O 6^r all comramoi-
eat rat he the Botroa are requeßA to be tddreftit.
London, England, 1802-08-25

FOR ACCOUNT OF THE MA NUFACTURERS,
Exempt from the And ion Du ty,ag recabl e to At of Pardament.
On Thurfday, Septunbcr 2, acts,
MERAC, Son, and Co. will put up to Public
Sale, at their W.trelioufes, No. 78, Qyeen-Ilrert,
A LARGE ASSORTMENT of BRITISH PIECE nooDs.
Particulars will be given in time. by M. L. Mcrae, jun.
Broker.
London, England, 1802-08-25

pleat& OF THE 20TH AUGUST.

The Cen'ids of the Republic, having Peen the Brief of
PniC Pius VII. given at St. Peter's, at Rome, on the 29th of
;one, egos;
Upon the Report of the Counfellor of State, charged with
all :he Miles relative to worihip, the Council of State having
L.:4.9 heard, decree,

The Brief of Pope Pins VII. given at St. Peter's, at Rome,'
cm the a7th Jure, am, by which Citisen Maurice Talleyrand,
Minilter of Verrign Affair., is reltored to the fecular and lay
life, t7tsU have its full and entire effrdt.
The Fit* Capful, (Signed)
The Confols have publifhed a long decree rela-
tive to the railing of the 60.000 confcripts, order-
ed to be levied in the year 9-to, to replace the men
that are to be ditihkrged, and to complete the
army to the peace eftablithment. In three days
after the receipt of the decree. the Prefeas are to
',rake known to the Sub-pref.& the number of
conscripts to be furnithed in their refpeaive dit-
ty Os, both for prefent ferrite in the army, and
f.r the corps de rekrve.
It is confirmed that war has broken out between
Roffia and Perfia. The Ruffians have already
made fume progrefs, and beaten the troops of the
Sovereign of Perfia.
Sr. Beiatts, Auc. so..—DESGARDINS, one of
the moll ferocious Brigands of the Cotes du Nord,
has tae up his abode at Jerky. Thirteen indi-
viduals condemned to death as contumacious, for
afreffinations committed again& the richell pof-
faors of the National Domains of that Depart-
ment, are with him. They appear to enjoy there
fpecial protesSion...-Mwsitestr.
London, England, 1802-02-13

NAUTICAL INTELLIGENCE.

FALMOUTH, FEB. to,

Arrived the FLORA and CHATHAM tranfports,
from Egypt in four months, with the sift Regi-
ment on board, confifting of 350 men.

PLYMOUTH, FED. ix.

CaMe in the UN ICOILN, of 32 guns, Captain
W a sirs, from a cruize.

Sailcd the FISGARD, 0(38 guns, Capt..Szymoul,
on a cruize.

Came in the Thomas and Jane, Capt. Masons,
and the Favourite, Capt. Griffiths, both from
Cork, and the Bleffing, Capt. False, from Water-
ford, all laden with butter for this port ; and the
Mary, Capt. WALKER, from Jerfey, laden with
hogs, kc.

PORTEMOTUH. FEB. is.

This day arrived from the Downs the following
Eat} India !Yips :—Atswica CASTLI, MARCHIO-
MISS OE EXETER, CIRINCISTIR, PERSITIRANCI,
and LADY JANe DEINDAS ; alfo the Retreat, Capt.
Sway', bound to Jamaica, put in here for paffen-
gets; the brig Dove, Jona Davis, from London,
for the Vianalling Office ; the London and Sin-
cerity, coafters, from London; the ketch Induf-
try, JANIS ALDRED, with malt, from Southamp-
ton ; alfo a Southfeamart; the Sally, Capt. Row,
from the Downs, and remain.
This day failed the WALNER CASTLE', CANTON,
and Tnam is, Eat} India {hips, for India; the Co-
romandel, STERLING, and Perfins, Davison, with
convias for Botany Bay; and the Eclipfe, W.
JEtin 'Nos, for Oporto.
Yefterday afternoon failed the Alexander,
RHODA:, for the South Seas, and two other South-
feamen ; the Bruce Grove, MAILMAN, for Africa ;
and the Ann, Aram, and Albion, Mesa, for
Jamaica.

- Sailed on a cruize his Majefty's !hip MEDUSA.
Arrived from the Downs his Majefty's lhip Rt.

YARMOUTH, FEB. it.

Yefterday arrived the SHANNON frigate from
Hull, were the has been with Bores for the NON..
Sven ; alfo the Aatabaz ?loop of war, from a
truize off Shetland.

This morning failed the ravooßlT a Coop of war
for Sheernefs. ,

Remain in the Roads the following (hips of
War : viz.
Adiniral DICSSOK, Cape,• 74 See. Boy",
SAdhdral Sir T.G&*v.s,
- 74. Capt. PAGIT.

BLLSHEIM,

MONARCQ,

PRINCESS Of ORANGE, 746 Capt. Cola,
STANDARD, • 644 •••• S ,
VETERAN, • 64, DICKSON,
REASONABLE, - 64, ,••• DUKES,
ASSISTANCE, - 64,
P mos, - 64,
ASIA, - 64,

Las,
LAMPOILD.
DAWSON,

RUST, 64, Sri EDWARD Thor,
With the SHANNON frigate, ALIADNE Hoop,
la JA-
LOUSE and Citrtzsa brigs.
Sailed for London with corn, the James, WAR.
its ; May Flower, BETTS; Pluenix, SMITH;
Droit, NEWSY ; Samutl, Pates ; Triton, Bursa;
OTIBOW, AtTIS ; Minerva, CHRISTMAS; James,
CARTER ; and True Briton, GUNTON.

Sailed for Rotterdam, with Paflingers and
herrings, the Samuel, Capt. Join Savant.

PROM LLOYD'. LIST.
DIAL, Fits. lE.—Sailed the GANNETT (loop of
war, on a cruise. Wind N. E. blow► hard.
GRAVESEND, Frs. la.—Paired by, the Ring
Georye, CorTla, from Calais ; Eliza Ann, PAR.
sow, from Bengal ; PHATON fr*ate, and DOLPHIN
"loop of war, from Gibraltar; CLEOPATRA frigate,
from Halifax ; and Elizabeth, C 0..., from Ham-
bargh.—Sailed the Robert, ALYWARD, for Ja-
maica; and Concordia, liars, for Li(bon.
London, England, 1802-02-13

MARRIED.

On Thorfday, Mills, late of Calcutta, Efq. to Mita
Caroline Mail& Karl. es, of Pentonville.
Lately, at Lcith, Charles Kerr, b.fg. of Calder Bank, Lanark.
Ihire, to Mifa Marion Sharp, &lug 4ter of Francis Sharp, Lfq.
Comptroller of his Niajiilly s Cultenr. at Lath.
"'Midday, Robert Dewar, Er+ of Clapham, Surrey, to Ka
M'efl, of :he fame place.
Oo the 2I it I.liL at the Collegiate Church, Mar, ehtfter, Mr.
William Thorpe, cotton-merchant, to Mifs Bateman, daiotliter
of James Batanan..l.fq. of Minion I loufe. near Manchaler.
On the 3111 tilt. at Oldham, Mr. John Wrigley, of Manchef-
ter, to Mifa Mary Rawlinfon of :hat place.
On the aft init. at lkikewell, J..remiah Whittenbury, Efg. at
Mancliefler, to Mitt Wright, daughter of Robert Wright, Efq.
of Great Longftone, Derbyihire.
London, England, 1802-02-13

DUBLIN, FA►B. 9.

On Saturday laft the great Seal was veiled in
a Commiffion confining of Lords KILWAIDEN,
AVENMORE, and NORBUR.Y.
On Saturday evening, the LORD LIZOTINANT
and Counters of HARDWIrKI vifited the Theatre,
and were received with every demonfiration of re.
(pea by a numerous and brilliant audience.
About nine o'clock laft night, a fire was cliko-
vered in one of the apartments of the Commercial
Buildings, which was foon got under by the IPirit-
ed exertions of a few individuals.
London, England, 1802-02-13

EAST4NDIA SHIPPING.

Yefierday the Purfers of the Honourable Eaft
India Company's fliips, the LADY JAIIR DUNDASt
Captain the Honourable Huai+ LINDSAY, and
IdARVISOTWaLLEsLair,Capt. Bauca MITCH ILL,
for Madras and Bengal; together with the MAR•
cnioN En or EXAM Captain Jolts Loci, junior,
for Madras and the ifolucca 'Wands, attended at
the India Houfe, and received their final difpatches,
with which they immediately proceeded to Forte
tnn:ith, to join their refpeßive (hips. The LADY
JAN C IitINDAS receives on board at Portfmouth for
ti:..tht Officers belonging to his Majefly,
a.td 19 Non-Commiffioned Officers and privates.
The MA,.oyes WELLESLEY alfo receives on board,
for Beng feven Officers in his Majefty's fervice,
and : ;i:iu.Commitfioned Officers and privates ;
cnionass or Fs trait takes to Madras,
'i'rei OfFrers and so men, for his PdajeftY's
amts I,:rviDg in the EA bodies.

PASlttlrOtal IT TIE W LLLLL LEY.
Capt. C. Hutchinfon ; Meffn. Barnet and Robinfon, Writers ;
Meffrs. Euglelicat, Blot, and Gage, Cadets; .Mrs. Mylne; Mifs
Mackenzie; Captain Lieutenant Webb Stone, and Mrs. A. W.
Stone.

PASSES/Oil. ST THE LADY JANE HONDAS.
FOE BengaL—The Honourable Edward Gardner, Mr. J. Ma-
joribauks, and Mr. jeep's Lbiledale, Writers ; Mr. A. Barlow,
Cadet; Mrs. Ann Haldane ; Mifs C. Haldane Mifs C. Wat-
fon ; Mrs A. E. Wadon ; Mffs C. Hardyman ; and Mits
Hardyrnan.
For Madraw—Mr. L jdfries, Affiltant Surgeon ; Alexander
Joluilton.Efq. Fifcal of the Court of judicature at Ceylon ; Mrs.
L. Joluitton, Mifs C. Johniton, and Matter S. Johnftnn.
London, England, 1802-02-13

HAMMOND V. BARCLAY.

This cafe was tried at the Sittings after laa
Term, and argued this Term. The reports of both
of which have appeared in our paper. The quef-
tion was, whether the Aflignees of a Bankrupt had
a lien upon a Chip configned to the Bankrupt to be
fold, and in virtue of which confignment he bad
accepted and paid bills of the Confignors, and alfo
effeEted a Policy of Infurance on the fhip ?
Mr. Jullice Gaosa now delivered the opinion of
the Court, which was, " that they had a lien for
All ruins paid, in confequence of the confignment,
and alfo for thole fums which the Bankrupt's dine
was liable to in confequence of his acceptances."
London, England, 1802-06-23

TURTLES.

WILTSHIRE and Co. King's Head Tavern,
Poultry, have juft landed a Cargo of fine lively Turtles,
for fate. Turtles drelkd every day in the bigheft perMtion,
and fent to any part of 'Cown or Country.
London, England, 1802-06-23

ELECTION TREATING.

pnb:ifhed in ave. price Bs. in Boards,
AREPORT of the two Cafes of Controverted
Eledtions of the Borough of Southwark, in the County
of Surrey ; which were tried and determined by Stied C:.:tn-
ratites of the Houle of Commons, during the firft Sdion of
the Eighteenth Parliament of Great Britain, 37 Geo. 111. With
Notes and Muftrations. To which are added, an Account of
the two fubfequent Cafes of the City of Canterbury; and an
Appendix on the Right of the Returning Officer to admizifter
the Oath of Supremacy to Catholics.
4 By HENRY CLIFFORD,
4 of Lincoln's Inn, Barritter at Law.
I.ond,rt : Pri.ned for W. Clarke and Sons, Portugal-ftreet,
Lincoln's Inn.—Of whom may be had, a variety of Eledioe
Books.

POWELL's CONVEYANCING PRECEDvNtIi.
The Suhfenben and Proliffion are informed that this day was
pti.ilithed in Bvo. VoL V. tos.6d. in boards, and Part I. price
25. 6d. fewed, to be continued every Saturday. until the
*bole is complete in about 24 Parts, luming fix Vols.) of
OIUGINAL PRECEDENTS in CONVEY.
ANCING, Meted from the Manufeript Colledtion of
the late Joan Jostru PowELL, Efq. Author of the Law of
Mortgages, Wills, &c. Revifcd and correeLd : with Notes
and Remarks, explanatory of the nature and efficacy of the fe-
vers' Affuranees, &e. contaiaLd in the Colleßion.

Sy CHARLES BARTON, of the Inner Temple, Erg.
Author of the Elements of Conveyancing.
London : Printed for W. Clarke mid Sons, Portogal-Brat,
Lincoln's-Inn. Of whom, and the different Bookfdlers, pro-
poials for this Work may be had.
London, England, 1802-06-23

PARLIAMENTARY PROCEEDINGS.

HOUSE OF LORDS, TUESDAY, JUNE 21.

Ceunfel were heard in continuation relative to the Scotch
Appeal, Lathley v. Hogg. namely, Mr. Romilly, at fume length
OD the part of the Refpondent ; after which their Lordfhips.
en the fuggeftion of the Lord Chancellor, who adverted to the
impradicahility of doing juftice to the cafe during the very
lhort remaining period of the Sedion, deferred the further con.
fideration of it until the next Macao of Parliament. Under
which arrangement one Counfel remains to be heaved on earls
fide, namely, Mr. Erfkine for the Relpondents, and the leading
Counfel for the Appellants in reply.
The Royal Affect was given by Commiffion to 8z Bills, pub-
lie and private ; among the former were the two Mutiny
Bills, the Exchequer Bills, the Hackney Coaches, thc Smug-
ling Prevention, the Dublin Water Works, the Irilb Parlia-
ment Houle Sale, the Weftmintter Police Rill, the Coal Me-
ters. the Yeomanry, the National Veit Redudion, thc Corn-
wall Miners, the Sugar Bounty, the kith Volunteer Corp., the
Lkdiion Oaths, aid the Poft Office Regulation Bills.
The Lords Commillioners were, the LORD CUANCRLLOR,
Lord WALSiNGUASI, and Lord ALVANLLY.

A number of lials were brought up from the Commons,
which were fever illy reid a firft time; among them were the
Exchequer Loan Bill, the Poft Horfes Duty, the Paper Duty,
and the London Port Bills, by hir.Alcsander. A few return
and private Bills were brought up by Sirs William Hcathcote
and Geary.
London, England, 1802-06-23

EDISONSON V. DAVISON.

This alfo was a penal staion againft an Actor.
ney, for not ha.ing entered his certificate. It
was brought w recover fifteen penalties; but the
Learned Counfel !teed, that Lord Kenyon, before
whom the caufe wa*ried, was of opinion, that only
one penalty could be recovered for acing in one
flit, and not a penalty for each Ilage of the Init.--
In cnnfequcnce the plaintiff only recovered on one
count. When the bill was referred to the Maker
for taxation, it was iniiiled by one party that nu
cob ought to be allowed in the fourteen counts,
where no verdia was taken; but on the other fide
it was contended, that full coils ongbt to be tax-
ed—the Mailer taxed the full coils, leaving the
parties to apply to the Court to fettle it. It was
now moved that the Mailer thould review his tax.
ation. The Learned Counfel admitted the appli-
cation was made rather late, but he Paid the plain.
tiff had threatened them with other faits in cafe
they re-taxed the bill, which induced them to lay
by until the limited time for bringing the anion
bad elapfed.—Rule refufed.

O. J. AND JNO. GOSLINGS.

This was an anion to recover penalties againft
the defendants, as Proton, for a fimilar =Arlon.
It was moved in arreff of judgment, that the pe-
nalty was taken again( each, whereas it was but
one offence. The Court, however, were of a dif-
ferent opinion.
London, England, 1802-06-23

MARRIED.

Lately, at Bray Church, Mr. Thomas La Colle, of the Ab-
bey Mills, Chertfey, Surrey, to Mir. Eliza Cobb, daughter of
Jul. Cobb, Efq. of Holyport, Berks.
Lately, at Scarhro'/Mr. Robert Atkinfon, fhip&uvrner, to
Mifs Abbott, both of that place.
Lately, at Hutton•Cranfwick, near Driffitld, Mr. George
Peacock, Curgeon, of Leven, to Mils Cole, of the former place.
Lately, at Liverpool, Lieutenant Tallan It regiment, fi
Mils Sheridan, daughter of the late Counfellor Sheridan, of
Dublin, M. P.
_ _

Friday, at Walthamitow Church, Mr. Milner, of Ironmon-
ger-lane, London, to Mifs limmerfon, of Walthamituw.
On Friday hit, at Clifton, Henry Metcalfe, Efq. ot Minton-
haute ,Northumberland, to Mrs. De la Beche,widow ethic late
Colonel De 14 -teche, of Halfc-hall, Jamaica.
At Heath Lodge, the feat of William Gore, Efq. John Ormtby,
Efq. of Bailygrennan, to Mifs Gore, daughter of the late 13iihop
Gore, of Limerick, and niece to the Countas of Milltown.
_ _

AtAylesford, tient, Mr. Charles Tnernfon, to Mils Mary
Anne Hounfell, daughter of the late John Hounfell, Efq. of
Bridport, Dorfet..
At Aldgate Church, Mr. William Prnudmaa, of I xiecfler,
to Mifs Elisabeth Harding, third daughter of the fats Thomas
Harding, Efq. of the Minories.
London, England, 1802-06-23

FRANCE.

FROM THE PARIS PAPERS.

FLORENCE, MAY 31.—Their Majefties the King
and Queen arrived is this capital on the 29th from
Poggio Cafano, where they have remained for
fome time. Yefterday, being St. Ferdinand's day,
the feltival of the infanta Duchefa of Parma,
of the father of our Monarch, of the King of
Naples, and the Prince of Afturias, there was a
grand levee at Court; in the evening their Majef-
ties were at the Theatre della Pergola. Her Ma-
jefty is far advanced in her pregnancy. [This in-
telligence, lays the Gazeue & France, extraaed
from the Courier de Milan, makes no mention of
the bad (late of health of his Majefty the King of
Etruria. —See the article frcrn Vienna.]
VIENNA, JUNE 4.—A1l the letters received here
from Florence agree in ftating, that the health of
the KING of ETRURIA is in a very alarming
Rate. His Royal Highners the Duke of PARMA
is expeaed in this city. We learn from Milan that
orders have arrived there from the French Go.
vernment for immediately fitting up the ancient
refidence of the Archduke FERDINAND.

BERLIN, JUNE 4—The new journey of the he-
reditary Prince of MECKLENBURG-SCHWERIN, who
is going to Memel, to be prefent at the interview
between the KING of Pitossia and the EMPitROR
Of RUSSIA, gives rife to many reflections. It is
afferted that an exchange of the duchy of Meek-
lenbourg, lung ago folicited by Praia, but oppofed
by Rufii.t, is in agitation. The conclution of this
affair, it is laid, will tend greatly to accelerate that
of the indemnities. The French Government, by
fending to Memel difpatches, fuppofed to be of
great importance, rznders it probable that France
is not unacquainted with the motives of this inter-
view, which may be confidercd as a congrefs held
in name of the Continental Powers, under the
prefidency of tlicfe who during the late events
'leveed the moil pacific diTpofitions.
JUNE s.—On the 27th ult. their Majefties, being
at Stutgard to review the troops in Pomerania, ac-
cepted of an invitation to a fete given by the No-
bility of the province. Next day, without being
invited or expected, they repaired on foot to the
fame place, where the fame company were A.m.
bled. The King and Q.2een danced these a Sews
reel, tellified their high fatisfaaion, and retired
about i i o'clock at night, amidit the benecliaions
and acclamations of the States and the people.
Citizen DUMOUTIER, Aide-de-Camp of BONA.
TARTE, paired through this city on his way to
Memel. He is the bearer of letters to their Ma-
jetties the Emperor of Russia and the King of
rzussia.
London, England, 1802-06-23

In the Pref., A new and complete Edition of
I'HE WORKS OF EDMUND SPENSER.
With Nor's, fcleaed from the belt Commentatos, to-
gether wi-h other 'nitrations, and a copious Gloffary.
To which will be prefixed, an eatenfive life of the Poet,
from authentic Sources, kith Manufcript and Print's'.
By the Rev. H. J. TODD, M. A.
Printed for F. and C. Rivingtun, T. Payne, T. Cadell, Jun
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N. R. This %%Pork is %ended to be comprifed in Seven Oc-
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Edition of :he Poetical Works of Milton.

DIED.
Very fuddenly, on the 4th init. at his honk in Cottingham,
in the 79th year of his age, William Travis, Efq. of Hull.
At Hull, on the 4th trill. aged 47, Captain John Wife, Come
years matter of the veffel called the Bremen Packet, in the
trade hetween the two ports.
At Port Royal, Jamaica, in the month of Odober hit, aged
T 6, William Steel, midthipman on board his Majefty's chip
Garland, feventh fon of Mr. Robert Steel, writer In Lanark.
At Dunfermline, on the 19th alt. Mrs. Durie, relict of
George Dude, Efq. of Craiglufcar, aged 87.
On Saturday fennight, at Oxford, Mr.. Arabella Jacklon,
in the 89th year of her age,oniy !undying biter 41 the late Rev.
Dr. Richard jackfon, Fellow of Magdalen College, in that Uni-
verfity.
Lately at I.averock-hall, parr& of Dalferf, county of l.anark,
James Rots, labourer, in the toad year of his age. His wile
Rill alive, and is aged 92; they had been married 66 years.—
He retained his faculties to the fait ; and was always exceed
ingly happy to entertain his victors with old aeries. He never
relided out of the parish in which he was born.
Lately, at Vatuhall, Mr. Henry Addis, of the Borough of
Southwark.
On the stk inf. at the Mode of Henry Bonhatn,Efq.Broaili!
ftrcet Buildings, Captain Charles Wemyfs, of the Royal Navy,
after a revere inners.
London, England, 1802-06-23

FORTHE USE OS LADIES SCHOOLS.
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MODERN GEOGRAPHY. Dedicated, by PcrmitEon,
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London, England, 1802-06-23

VALIDITY OF • STAMP.

An adion had been brought upon a promiffory-
note for 381. which had a two &BEng Ramp inftead
of :in eighteenpenny one. At the trial the plain-
tiff was nonfuited, with leave to move to enter a
vcrdift for the firm demanded, if the Court fhould
be of opinion that the At of Parliament had been
complied with. Lord Kenyon's opinion was that
too laxge a ftiunp was invalid, and Lord Eldon,
while Chief ju dice of the Common Pleas, ruled the
contrary, upon the principle wane major sarriost in '
le mina.
Mr. Gums, for the plaintiff, now contended,
that the only rational round for fuppofing an
overlarge Ramp infuffictent was, that a fend ap-
propriated by Parliament t fume particular put--
pofe, might thus be defrauded. If to pay the in-
tereft of a loan, a duty was laid on certain deeds
and writings, the public creditor might have tea-
fon to complain if there deeds and writings paid a
duty impofed for another purpofe, although much
more confiderable. But when the revenue in ge-
neral received a benefit, without the kali poffible
injury to individuals, it would be the greateft ab-
furdity to fay, that the Ramp was a nullity. In
this inflance all the different funds to which the
is. 6d. would have gone, received more than their
proportion, one received Sd. inftead of 6d. another
Cl. intlead of ad. &e. He then made no doubt
that the Rule would be made abfolute for enter-
in\* a verdia for the plaintiff.
the Counfel for the Defendant tho!lght this
ki„,,,,....,e,....;.., nett 'a he anfwerad.....Rule iohate.
London, England, 1802-06-23

IRISH UN"ERTITICATED BANKRUPTS BILL.

Lord Vifeount LIMERICK rote to can the attention of the
Houfe to the lriih Uncertificated Bankrupts Bill. He °Very-
ed the Noble and Learned Lord's very formidable and weighty
objeCtions agaitift the meafure yet erday evening, had made a
coeffidtrable imprcffion on his mind, and the more he refleCted
upon them, the more he was convinced of thtir validity. He
bad alto made tome inquiries upon the fubjci fincc, and the
refult of there. joined to the objeCtions offered by the Nobic
sad Learned Lord, induced him to think that the Bill was of
too great magnitude to pals without further eonfideration
He thould therefore move, that the Commitment of the pill
be poilponed till that day three mouths, which, on the queftion
bring put, was ordered accordingly.
London, England, 1802-06-23

WRIGHT V. LLOYD.

Mr.Giaas moved in this caufe for a rule to thew
caufe why the warrant given in it for entering np
a judgment to fccure an annuity fhottld not be
given up to be cancelled. He Rated that Mr.
‘Tir ght, in the year 179!, granted an annuity of
7cl. per ann. to the defendant. In the year 1793,
he granted to him another annuity 01401. per ann.
In the yrar 1798, he was elected Hebrew Profef.
for of one of our univerfities, and then he entered
into an agreement with Mr. Lloyd, that he would
affign to him the profits of his Profefforfhip, upon
confuleration that the latter Ihould give up the an.'
nuity deeds. In confequence of this agreement
Mr. L. had delivered up the annuity deed, relative
to the fiat annuity of 701. per annum, but had
withheld the latter deed refpeding the annuity of
401. In addition to this agreement, he had the
memorial of the annuity bond for 401. per ann.
in which it was defcribed as beating date in the
•ear 1793, whereas it was in fad dated in 1794.-1
/This, in fa& under the Annuity Ad, was fa~itnt
to entitle him to his prefent motion.
The Court faid he came too late. He had un-
queltionahly a right to the deeds on the grounds
he Raid, but to enforce the agreement, the pro-
per application would be to a Court of Equity.
London, England, 1802-06-23

MORTGAGE

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By J. F. RIGAUD, Efq. R. A.
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A new Life of the Author, drawn up from authendc ma-
terials, an now inaccable, by J. S. HA NMI s, Efq. F. A. S.
Printed for J. Taylor, at the ArciliteCtural I.ibrary, No. 39,
/Ugh Ilolbora.
London, England, 1802-06-23

DEBRETI"s PEERAGE, Corredted to May la, dos.
This day was pablithed, hatuiromely printed on (opaline yel-
low wore Paper, in Two neat Pocket Volumes, price us.
inboards, embellifited with a PORTRAIT of his MAJESTY
in hit CONDENOII Robe', enzraved by Milton; an lx-r ao-
DUCT lON to ficRALORY, the ARMS Of the PEERS, the
ORDER, of KNIGHTHOOD, KR-TWITS of the Bern, &c.
neatly and correctly engraved ;
DEBRETI"s PEERAGE of ENGLAND,
4.0 SCOTIAN n, and IRELAND; containing an Account
of all the PEERS, whether by Tenure, Summons, or Crea-
tion ; their collateral &ameba, Births, Marriages. and Drug
FAMILY NAMES and TITLES of ELDEST SONS; a
Compkte and Alphabetical Arrangement of their MOTTOES,
with eared awsgationa ; Patin/IL Forfeited. and Dormant
Peerages ; as Account of the different ORDERS of KNIGH T-
HOOD in the Three /Gilliam ; with a Lilt of Perform who
hare revived the HONOUR of KNIGHTHOOD during the
Prrfrin :;:e. fee.
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London, England, 1802-06-23

HOUSE OF COMMON&

ALIZANDIR brought up the Report of the Esc& 2111.
which was read and agreed to, and the Bill read a third time
and
Bonham's Divorce MU was read a third time and pared.
l'be Lords' Amendments in the Weft India Dock Bills wee
taken into confkleration, read, and agreed to.
London, England, 1802-04-16

DOVER, APRIL 14.

The Britilh Fair failed this morning's tide for
Calais, with Lord &impact:low, and Lord FIN-
CASTLE. Alfo the EXPRESS packet, with H.
PIERREPOINT, Elq. with the Ratification of the
Definitive Treaty, and Mr. HUNTER, jun. His
Excellency Count WORON zow, Ambaffador of the
Emperor of Rullia, is alfo to embark for Calais.
The Minerva fails to-night, with T. Crew, L.
Richer, C. Aubert, J. Lewis, U. V. Girauden, J.
Thompfon, W. H. Rowlatt, and J. B. C. de Bron.
ville.—Arrived Captain Hera mON ID'S packet, with
Mr. SHAW, Mellinger, and five paffengers ; and
Duchefs of York, li;;ht French packet, with a fo-
reign mail; and a French pall Age velfel, with zo
paffengers.—Wind N. W.