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London, England, 1802-02-11

ITALIAN LANGUAGE.

COURS DE THEMES, &c. Second Edition,
reviled and augmented, with fcvcral notes, by V. PLRE't Tit
Author of Grammaire Itilienne, Guida alla Pronunzia e a!l' in-
ttlligenza dell' Bahasa, et Vocabolario Portico. A Work qvite
ticw and unprecedenta—Mr. Peretti teaches Italian abroad
and at home, No.:;, Great Wild-ftrzet, Lincoln a-Irn-ftc;di
The above Works are to be had of Meffrs. 800k-7, No. 4,
Old Broad-ftreet, near the Royal Exchange; Elmily, No. 87,
Strand; De Boffe, No. 7, Gerrard-fireet, Soko ; and Polidori,
No. 42, Broad-ftreet, Soho.

This day was publifhed, price 9s. in boards,
ATREATISE of the Law relative to Mer-
chant Ships and Scamcn : in Four Parts ;—r. Of t:te
Owners of Merchant Ships.-2. Of the Periwig employed in
the Navigation thereof.-3. Of the Carriage of Goods therein.
Of the Wages of Merchant Seamen.
Ety CHARLES ABBOTT,
Of the loner-Temple, Barrift,T at Law.
London : Printed for E. and R. Brooke, and J. Rider, Ba-
yard, Temple-Bar; and J. Butterworth, Fleet-Street.

This day was pub:lilted, Price as. 6d.
AN ACCOUNT of the BILIOUS FEVER,
J-1. as it has appeared in BATH for Tome Years paft ; in-
cluding a Hiltory of its Progrefs, Symptoms, and Mode of
Treatment ; with Come 08SEKVA7 lONS on the remote Catee
of EPIDEMIC Dtscasrs, ai..l fried Cafes for the purpofc of
Elucidation,

By WILLIAM WHITE,
Apothecary to the Bath City Difpenfary, &t.
Bath : Printed by R. Cruttwell ; and fold by G. and J. Ro-
binfon; Paternoßcr-row.
Where may be had, by the fame Author,
Obferratious and Experiments on the BROAD-1.1.AV.:D Wit-
LOW Bwax—lllulttated with Cafes.

This day was publiihcd,
In One Volume aro. price t 23. in boards,

ANANINQUIRY into the CORN LAWS and
3" CORN TRADE of GREAT BRITAIN, and their In.
Euenee on the Profperity of the Kingdom. With Suggeilions
for the Improvement of the Corn Laws.
By the late ALEXANDLR DIROM,
Ot Mulrect, itt the County of Aberdeen.
To which is added, a Supplement,
By Mr. Wit. MACKIE, of Ormilton, in Fait Lothi in,
Bringing down the Conliikration of the Subjedt to the pre-
fent Time, inveftigating the Caufe of the prefent Scarcity, and
fuaciting Ikleafures fur promoting the Cultivation or the
Waite Lands, and for rendering the Produce equal to the in-
erealing Confumptiln of the Kingdom.
Printed for G. and J. Robinfon, P.Lternofter-row.

'llls day was publithed,
Dedicated by Penni Mon to the Qatar,
In Two Volumt.s, price gs. in boards,
A New and enlarged Edition of
THE (ECONOMY of CHARITY ; addrefred
to Ladies, and adapted to the prefent Sate of Charitable
lultitutions in the Kingdom, with a pat titular view to the cul-
tivation of Religious Principles among the lower o:dcrs of at
People, -
London, England, 1802-02-11

To the PROPRIETORS of EAST-INDIA STOCK.

LADITS AND atNTLtMKN,
T_TAViNG taken the liberty, upon a former oc•
ration to ftate to you my intention of ht.corning a Candi-
elite for the raft vacant Seat in t,e Eaft-Indis Direetino, I feel
it to be my duty, at a time when other Gentlemen are preffing
tn• it applicatioui open you, to renew my folicitations for the
honour of your support.
It is a faeisfaction to me to know that the friendfhip and fupport
which It was my good fortune in the lira inftance to experience,
have, during the interval of the two laft years, been ftrongthe: cd
and confirmed by the fanction of a very large Body of the ter
prietors.
This confideration has afforded me the greateft ercourape-
ment; and authorizes me to indulge the confident hope—that
the induftry which it will become me to employ, whenever the
proper feafon for exertion fh:.ll arrive, will V.acc me in that
honourable Situation, which it is the objeet of my ambition to
attain, and which it (hall be my anxious endeavour to deferve.
I have the honour to be, with great refped,
Ladies and Coalmen,
Aldermanbury, Your molt obedient and devoted Serynnt,
Feb. 9, I Sol. WILLIAM ADAIR JACKSON.

NEW INSTRUMENTAL MUSIC.
Juft publithed,
By BRODER', and Witaitz sox, No. x 3, Haymarket, London,
PLEYEL's third Concertante, in parts, price 6s.
—lioffmeifter's Flute Concerto, price 6s.—Hotim. liter's
Flute Notturno, price 31.--Pleyel's Flute Concerto, price 6c.—
Pleyel's Clarinet Concerto, price 611.—Hockc':Violonc‘Lo Con-
certo, up. 1, price 78. 6d.—Pley,l and Kranilky's Flute Duett,
price 7s. 641.—Devienne's Duette, two Clarinets, op. 67, boo%s
z and a, price each 7s. 6d.—Michele Du.t, op. 6, price 7s. 6d.
Du:tts, two Violoncellos. op. 37, price 7s. 651.--Du.
port's Airs, two Violoncellos, price 75. 6d.—.Hoffriveifter's Flute
Duette, op. 16, 20, and 51, price each 7-.6l—.Plcycle Violin
Duette, op. 36, price 7s. 641.—Pleyel's Flute Solo, op. 31, price 6s.
—Schall's new inttrudtions tor : he Violin, price tem 6d.
London, England, 1802-02-11

TO-MORROW EVENING, February 12,
,11! be pr,fented die Comie Opera of
LOVE IN A VILLAGE.
Young Meadows, Mr. INCLEDON ;
And Rofo.ta. Mrs. BILLINGTos.
To which will be added the Farce of
THE MIDNIGHT HOUR.

This Evening, (by Command of their Majetties) The Poor
Centkenan ; with Harlequin's Almaittek.
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FOR THE BENEFIT OF MR. COOK E.
THEATRE ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN.

ONNVEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 24, 1802,
will b.• prJented the FIRST PART of Shakefpeares
Bißorical Play of
KING HENRY THE FOURTH.
Sir john FalitllT, Mr COOKE,
(Being his firft appe.,rance in that Charadter);
King Henry Mr. MURRAY;
Prince a Wales, Mr. LEW!, ;
Poing. Mr. WHITFIELD: Fronds. Mr. KNIGHT;
Can i:r., iitkis. EMERY and BEVERLY;
And Hotfour, Mr. SIMONS,
(Bsinr, his firft appearance in that Charader.)
With a FARCE,
AND OTHER ENTERTAINMENTS,
As will he emsreffed In future Bills.
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Tickets to be had of Mr. Cooke, No. 4, Bolton-Brett, Pk-
and of Nlr. Brandon, at the Thtatre, where Places
for the Boxes may tK taken.

MANUFACTORY.

ONE of the PArtners in a very valuable Kant-
faaoryy of eXiCifiVe and ettablithed Connedlions, bring
about to retire, an actvant.oteous opportunity prefents itfelf to
soy Gentleman tl.firwas of erz4ing in a Content of this deferip.
than; be will have to advance about Fifteen Thoufand Fount"
which may be done by In :14:1mtnts,--Tbe molt (anew:tory
References and Eaplanatians will be riven.
Addref, to Mcfirs. Whately and Patton, Merchants, No. s,
Lawrence Poultney-hil.
London, scth of Fes-uary. vBO3.
London, England, 1802-11-05

PLYMOUTH, NOVEMBER 3.

Sailed to the eaftward the AMAZON, of 38 guns,
Captain SUTTON ; GALATEA, of 32 guns, Captain
WOLFE; and the MAciciENNe,pf 32 guns, Captain
VANSITTART. Arrived the INSOLENT gun brig,
of 12 guns) Lieut. KORIWRIGHT, from Milford.

PORTSMOUTH, NOVEMBER 4.
Sailed the Lord Seaford, —, for Valencia,
with wheat.

DOVER, NOV. 4.—Half paft Three, P. M.

Yefterday evening, about twenty minutes paft
five o'clock, the French Ambaftador, General AN-
DREOSSI, arrived at gilillacq's Hotel, Calais.—
The Municipality went out in proceflion to meet
him, and he was fainted with repeated difcharges
of cannon on his arrival at Calais, the military
being turned out, and every honour paid him.
This morning, at fix o'clock, he proceeded to
go on board the Parfait Union, Captain Moscou,
for this place. He was again fainted with dif-
charges of artillery, and he was efcorted by the
military to the water fide, At half paft fix, the
fhip failed amidil a grand difcharga [of cannon.—
There was but little wind, and he has not had a
quick pottage. T. MANTUA, Efq. Agent for
Packets here, went to meet him, and is now on
board accompanying him.
P. S. 4 o'Clock.—l have this moment quitted the
Pierhead, after feeing General ANDREOSSI Mon-
fieur PORTALLI s, his Secretary, and Suite landed :
they will fet off for Town to morrow morning.
London, England, 1802-11-05

UTHEN ProfetEonal Men of education and re.
" fponfibility deviate from the general fyftetn by the its.
Minn of a peciliar Branch, the far.dtion of long continued
kx,fs is the heft criterion of fuperiority.
Ten yeus have I devoted my pradice to the exclufivezreat-
won of TKRE 1.. DISORDERS, and the fuccefsful refultof
my Pia gives me additional ardour to oppofc as far as I am
aiiit he revises of thole complaints which art the moin import-
att in the catalogue of human iofirmitics.
After initiation into every branch as an Army Surgeon, I
Earned a wigs at an early period of Pradiee to refeac individu-
sts'iNot the *nova= of uneducated Men, or the equally den.
Vain precipitancy of general Praditioncre.
lite THREE DISORDERS,to the cure of which I have tle-
'rod my attention, comprise every fpecies of VENEREAL
INFECTION, whether of a recent or long duration.—zdly.
All kinds of DEBILITY, whether ariang from the habits of
Was:boys, or the indulgence of mature age, and laftly that de-
rullement of the fyilan in Women which Is called BARREN-
W.-sf: or STERILITY.
Yunerousdifeafes are the relish of Ignorance or hafte in the
trcument of a couple Gator:tea, and it not unfrequently hap-
t-ns that the feeds of Life are poifoned by the indiferetion of an
a/yarded hour. By a fuperior method fuch complaints are
ratty eared, and even wher,: others have failed, I truft that I
Prtfume to offer a radical raeftablillunent.
F'w,howrrcr, arc. the cafes of complicated diftrefs in the
B"3rder, compared with the calamitous atS.ttioni of Men, who
Earn i sdaigme in a SOLITARY VICE,or the prevalent Gae-
ta of a helium* Life, acquire that hate of Debility which
is the unavoldabk confcquence of fuch pernicious habits.
Where the unhappy haver broods over his mifery, but care-
tip, conceals his misfortune, it may be fome confolation for
at to know, that although it be an °Meet of doubt or uneer-
"NY with other Praditicnsers, the removal of theft DEFI-
- NCIESby the gradual progrefs of Renovation is the acquire-
That tof my experiences lithe rites of Bacchus or Venus have
rbia to reduce manly vigour, much anxiety will be prevented
trf an early countered:ion of this languid Rater and in thde
%fez no great difficulties will occur
But where this Deficiency has for years exifted, a proper Per-
illswance Is indifpenfi hly requisite to revive the numbering fparks
Of Life, and to re-animate the Conftltution.
MARRIED WOMEN, who have bog been difappoioted
ha their tapedellons of a Family, may be affured, that in molt
toftances fuels defeds are curable by Medical Skill
The SPCA ECY which is fo effendi' to stly Undertaking, and
the ()Xlilleations which I have prefumcd to Rate, form the
my Pretenfions, and in coincidence with fuels this intl.
rt,'" tivra, that Mr. BREE may be confulteel perfortallF
inelofing a (mall note) at his houfe, No. 29, Arun-
-Lsreet- Stragd, near Temple-Bar.
There is an additional entrance loWator-ftrett adjoining,
Md the Time is on both the doors.
IL MU, limber of the Royal College of Sorrow.
London, England, 1802-11-05

IRISH REBELLION.

This dry w..re publithed, in 2 large volumes Bvo. illnft rated
with io maps and plans, price One Guinea in Boards,
MEMOIRS of the different Rebellions in Ire-
land, from the Arrival of the EngHAL Alfo a particular
Detail of that which broke out the 23d of May 1798 ; with the
Hiftory of the Confpiracies which prect dea it.
By Sir RICHARD MUSGRAVE, Bart.
Member in the late frith Parliament.
Printed for John Stockdale, No 'Bl, P;crldtlly.
Of whom may be had in i t large vo's. Bvo. price feven guineas,
a few remaining Copies of
A Colledion of State Papers relative to the war againik
France, carried on by Great Britain, and the fever-I European
Powers.

N. B. The z ith Vol. may be had iiparately, prk• ii. t s.
Ge tlemen who have imperfect Sets are earueltly requefted
to pro:ure the deficient Volumes immediately, or they may not
be able to complete them.
London, England, 1802-11-05

This day was publiihed in Duodecimo, neatly pri:.ted, pri-e
ss. in boards,
THE ADVISER : Vol. I. to be -continued.
London : Printed for James Wallis, Ns. 46, Paternof.
ter-row ; where may be had, lately pubiiilacd, a Pamphlet
highly neceffary to every Author, Printer, Publifiscr, Mufical
Compofer, &c. &c. intitled the LAw of COPT RIONI, by Jolliu*
Montefiore, Efqi price 25. 6d.
London, England, 1802-11-05

FROM LLOYD's LIST.

DFAL, Nov. 4.—Arrived the l'Oifeau frigate, and Ekon
gun-veffel, and failed for Leith, with the 26th regiment of
foot on board, from Plymouth.—Wind S.W.
GRAVESIND, Nov. 4.—Paffcd by the Union, Belli-
farius, Scott. Ann, Barker, Achilles, Nicholfon, Enterprize,
--, and Hearn, Robertfon, from Memel; Ocean, Gram,
from DantaierHarpooner, Lamb, Ifabella, —, and Gal-
hlec, troth Pcteriburgh; Paragon, Kirton, from Rigs;
Ebenezer, —, and Paul and Elizabeth, Rown, from Nor-
way.—Sailed the Ceres, Webb, for Martinique ; Speculation,
Meldrum, for Bonaviita ; St. Pedro, lbefter, for Madeira;
Simon Cack, Watfon, for Hamburgh ; Aurora, Zillman, for
Stettin; Charlotte Wilhelmina, —, for Stralfund; Betfiy,
Marfon, and Patience, Murphy, for Liibon.
Arrived—in the Downs, the Hinde, Clark, from Riga,
bound to Litton. At Cadiz, Fla, Baker, from Exeter; and
the George, Puree', from Dublin. At St. Lucars, Fanny,
Brooks, from Loudon.

The Charles, TATE, and John and Richard,
GRINDLAY, from Memel, with timber and deals,
is arrived at Grangemouth.
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The St. Peter, MURCHER, from Peterfburgh for
Corenhagen, is loft in the Gulph of Finland.-
The Diana, WILLIAMS, from Jamaica to Li-
verpool, was loft dies ii9th of July on the Ifles of
Pines.

About three o'clock on Tuefday afternoon, the
(hip Afphalon, of London, Capt. IRvixo, from
Memel bound to London, with timber and deals,
went a(hore upon the Cork Sand, near Harwich.
A quantity of the timber has been thrown over-
board to lighten the (hip, in order to get her off,
but it is feared fhe is fo docked that it cannot be
effeeted.
London, England, 1802-11-05

SIR. JAMES SAUMAItEZ's VICTORY.
Lloyd's Coffee Honfe, October 5, 1802.
AT a GENERAL MEETING of the
4-11. SU-
BSCRIBERS to the Fund, railed for Relief of the Wound-
ed, and the Families of thofe who were Killed in the Service of
their King and Country, in the Adions of the 6th and 12th
July, 18oz, under the command of Admiral Sir JAMES
SAUMAREZ, Bart.
JOHN JULIUS ANGERSTEIN, Efq. in the Chair,
Refolved,
That the Officers, Seamen, and Marines Wounded, alto the
Families of thofe who fell in the ab-.ve Adions, be defired to
fend (by letter) to Mr. Thomas White, at this Houle, the par-
ticulars of their Wounds, or their rclationfhip to the Killed,
fpecifying the name of the Ih!p they ferved in, with their place
of abode, in order that the Committee may grant relief to each
feparate cafe as loon. as poffible.
N. B. The applicants to fare trouble and erpence, need not
perfonally apply.
London, England, 1802-11-05

By WILLIAM SCOLFIELD.

The above-mentioned Work is the produdtion of a Parent,
who could riot find, among the numerous works which for the
laft twenty years have been publifhLd for the if of Children,
one which he could, with complete fadsfadion, put into the
hands of his owe. He confiders that the narrations contained in
the Old and New Teftament, furpafs in intereft and fimpllcity,
and in moral and religious importance, any other fpccimens of
narration which can be found. The prefent volume, it may
therefore be fuppofed, will prove to children a poly of fweet-
[melting flowers, without one lhrub of evil [cent, or a angle
thorn to detradt from the pleafure it is able to afford.
Printed for RICHARD PHILLIPS, No. 7i, St. Paul's Church-
yard; and fold by B. Tabart, 157, New Bond-ftreet ; by J.
Harris, Sc. Paul's Church-yard, and by all Bookfellers.
Of whom may be had, the following fuperior Books for the
Ufe of young Pcrfons, lately publifhed,

. . .
r. Mifa AIM N's Poetry for Children, price As. 6d.
2. The JUVENILE PLUTARCH, confifting of the Lives of
extraordinary Children, price u. 6d.
3. VISITS to the Maw/totals and the Botanical Garden at
Paris. By L. F. Jauffret, in a yes. price ;s.
4.11<e LITTLE HERMITAGE. 11111.. F. T2nffret. Mice re 41
London, England, 1802-11-05

POLICE.

S F LL.—Yeaerday a coachman attended:it
the fuit of a Gentleman, who timed, that he hind
him in Hans-plae,- Sloan-lireet, and that when he
alighted from the coach, he offered to him his re-
gular fare, but he demanded a confiderable deal
more, and not being fatisfied he bellowed the fouleit
language upon the Qentleman. He was adjudge&
to pay the penalty pi-4os. but the Gentleman in-
terceding for hienx it, was mitigated to 205.
Utitcue-H'att:4—Arifterday an information was
heard at confiderable length againfl an eminent
coal merchant on Bankfide,- for felling a chaldron
of coals to Mr. Barton, in Pitt.fireet, St. George's-
fields, deficient in measure one buihel and upwards..
The buyer proved the purchafe on the 27th of
061oher lail, for 21. 18s. which he paid, and tcc,k
a receipt. On the 28th, the neat day, the coals
were fent in ; having fome realm to doubt the.
mealure, he gave notice to the feller, and to ih.a
Meter's Office, to have them re meafured,
they were, in prefence of the feller, and by his
own meafttre. A great number of legal olije6lions
were taken as-to the information, both as to the
averments and proofs, all which were over-ruk-dt
and the Magiltrate conviaed the feller in the re-
nalty of 51. The parties being diffatisfied,
notice of their intention to appeal at the next
neral (tarter SetTions for the county.
A pawnbroker w:,s charged with mlking al
improper ufe of articles pledged with him ; 4;'d
on the c fe being made out, was ordered to nuke
a realonable compenfation to the parties, in i!ef.:lllt
whereof the Magillrate would con vid him in the
penalty of iol. as the law dire is. Compenlativa
was made.
A genteel looking young man, apprehended I.dt
night by Wortley, the Officer, with a ciroluty
of raw coffee, rum, and wine in his polkli:s,o, ""s
fined 4os. and coils.

On the 3oth of (Moller, the Lady of the Rig' t OT u--
able and Reverend Lord Charles Aynfley, of a daughterH,
Lordthip's feat, LittMarie 'Power, 'n Nurthunihirlata.
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MARRIED.
This morning at St. Mary-lc-bonne Chur.h, by thc Real
r
George Ch;.mberlaine, Captain G. H. 'furry, of the Ro
Navy, to Mils Chamber Line, danliter of Gcoig: Chain(
wine Efq. of Ociamithire-jilac
HIGH WA I ER Al LONDON BRIIX;F 1 0-I‘IORROW.
Morning
Afternoon - I 2

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London, England, 1802-08-16

SHEERNESS, AUGUST 15.

Arrived his Majefty's gun brigs Locuft and
Bafilifk, the former has failed again. The Guar.
ros has dropped down to Long Reach. From
Chatham, it is fuppofed, (he will take to Botany
Bay upwards of five hundred paffengerc, exchifive
of the prifoners from different goals : the will fail
in the courfe of a fortnight or three weeks.
London, England, 1802-08-16

YARMOUTH, AUGUST ss.

Friday failed the BAIL& gun brig, Lieutenant
GoocH, to the Nore.—Saturday failed on a cruize,
the UNICOR3 frigate. No Packet has yet ar-
rived from Cuxhaven, but the wind blowing frefh
at South Weft, one may be foon expeted. Paired
through a large fleet of coafters, to the North.
London, England, 1802-08-16

'lids day was publllited,
E:egantly printed on wore paper, and hat-prelfed,
l'riee 6.. in boards,
The bF.COND PART of
A NEW EXPOSITION of the Revelation of
the Apoftle JOHN.
Thu Firft and Second Parts togeher ; price acs. 6d.
Tie whole being a complete and rational Pzplauation ;
trt-n many thing, hitherto mifapplied and mifanderfload,
v.; ir..7trly applied and clackLuLd ; the events of the pet-fent
and thole which precede the coming of the Loan, which
anti be Won expediol, arc unfolded.
By J. M. M. D.
Printed and fold by J. Clarke, Stockport ; fold alfo by Long-
a:LA and lit Patcrnofter-row.
London, England, 1802-08-16

HUE AND CRY

'WHEREAS on the night of the sift of July
laft, the MILLS at LITTLETON, belonging to Mr.
Nalib, of Trcnvbridge, clothi:r, were attacked by au Atmel
Body of Men. with Iblackrd tacos, SET on FIRE, and ,o: Oar
CONSUMED, and a perfon, anfwering to the following dr.
fcription, was among them, and &dive.), concerned in the raid
Felony, viz. middle-lized, black eyes, thin face, teeth large
frort and wide apart, Burp nofe, black bib- tied behind, and
dreffed in a blue jacket.—Whoever still give iniormation fo
that the before-mentioned perfon may be appr, handed and
brought to junice, (hall, upon convidtion thereof. receive a ro.
ward of FIFTY POUNDS of B. flOWSW.R.Salisitar.
London, England, 1802-08-16

DISTRIBUTION OF PRIZE MONEY.

The Pcterell for the capture of La LigurLnne and 13 Cerff,
French corvettes, will be paid on the Acti initant, at No. 9,
New Broad-tin-et.

'Fo the !loop Lyax, a diftribution will be made at the White
Lion in Wycli-ftrett, on Saturday the 28th indant.
The Gaiete will! be paid for the French privateer felincrier
Sucecfd, at Nu. 22, Arundel-ftreet, on the fiat Thurlday
monthly.
The Sirius, the Martin, and the Diligence hired cutter, will
be paid for thc Dutch frigate Waakzamheitit, at No. 22, Arun-
del.ftreet, on the &It Thurfday monthly.
The cutter Pigmy, for the capture of St. Francoife, St. Piei re
de Carmac, a (brig name unknown) and [loop Anna Louila,
will he paid on Thurfday, thc 19th initaut, at No. 13, Ck-
ment's inn.

FROM LLOYD', LIST.

DZAL, Avon sa. es.—Arrived the Vixen, gun-vcLrel, and
remains. Wind S. E.

CRAVISEND, Au G. 15.—Palred by the Emanuel, —, from
Norway; Eddington, Thompfun, from Jamaica ; Difpatch,
Strife, from Martinique ; Mercury, Modem, and Bridgetowr,
Goodwin, from Barbadoce ; Herbert, —, from Palermo;
Hope, —, from Stockholm; Broderick, Reid, from Mi
norca; Sally, Conk, from Malta; Progreri., Lacey, from Rig
Lord Nelfon, Griffith, from Dublin; Frientlll4, from
Rotterdam; Edward, Metcalf, Haddock, —, and the Eco-
nomy, Halwood, from Petcriburgh.--Sailed the
for Cadiz ; Laura, Trettin, for Havre; Mary, Davidfon, for
New Providence ; Mentor, —, for Prterfburgh ; Lon-
don, Limier; Providence, Owen, and Hamburgh Burfc, I tot--
wedge, for Hamburgh.
London, England, 1802-08-16

PORTSMOUTH, AUGUST is.

Came up from St. Helen's, the AMBUSCADE
frigate.
Captain CAS!, of the ANTFLO'S cutter, has
brought in and lod:.;cd at the Cu:ionlhoore at this
port, 730 calks of fpii its in the course of this week,
all;) two boats.

It is Lid the Lnrd Commillionf:rs of the Admi.
ralty have ordered one Lieutenant front each Ihip,
recommillioned at this port, to open houfes in
London for entering feamen.
Thurfday arrived the RESISTANCE frigate, Hcn.
Capt. Wootiiousr, frc•rn attending his I.lajcity at
%%rep-tumuli : the left that Itation in cottleqi,cnce
of a lever having broke out on board of her ; Su
of her crew were fent to the holpital in Cie after.
noon. The fever is of the intermittent kind,
which is not confidered contaioits. The CON-
STANCE II IZ:ttC is gone to lopidy her pare.
The EUROPA, a 5o guns, cm:Tr, and
CENSOR gun.velfel, have this po!t
doting the week ;
.the latter is to be re.u.rnrnif.
fionut.

The BLENHFIM, of 74 girm, Capt. BovER, will
go out of harhonr to Sp;thead, to receive the Port
Admiral's flag.
j. Andrews yeflerday flood in the pillory near
the Dock gate,, on the Hard, for the fpace of c•ne
hour, pursuant to his fentene-, for put clialin.;
King's naval ttores. Inltead of being atleaed, he
appeared to be quite elated with his exalted fitua-
tion ; and during the ceremony he gave a friendly
hint to several near him to be more cautious than
he had been in this dangerous and illicit mode of
traffic. It being a nova fight here, a great num.
!Jar of people affimbled.
London, England, 1802-08-16

STAFF.

Fofeph Otway, Ffq.latc Captain in the 48th Foot, and Barrack
Mailer at Maker titights, to be Yaynalter of a Recruiting
Dittrid.

BARRACKS.

George Barnard, Gent. from the half-pay of Enlip of the 36th
Foot, to be a Barrack Malice. in Great Britain, lice Otway,
appointeg Payinaller of a Recruiting Mina.

BANKRUPTCY ENLARGED!

Odtober 9. John James, of Hatton-Garden, Micidkies, dealer
and chapman, at tell, at Guildhall.
SANKRIJPTCY SUPERSEDED.

Fobn Bray, now or late of
_Town-NI:111ns, Kent, hop-merchant
London, England, 1802-08-16

IVE rMO Ul7l, AtIGUST 14.

riis Ms;rsTY, accompanied by Princeffes Ay-
r: usTa, MARY, and AMt.LI A, with their attendants,
walked on the Efplanade 1 itt night till almoft dark.
The QyEEN, and the other Princelfes, rode in
fociable round the fields of Radipole and
Er,idway.
l'his morning, after breakfaft, their MAJESTIES,
accqropanied by Pi incefs Snril IA of GLOUCESTER,
art the ufual company, took an excurlion on the
w uter.
The Cos STANCE frigate,crmmanded by Captain
MvnGE, came into the Roads this morning, and
after tiring a Royal falute, proceeded to fea with
ii oilier 1110.
Their MAJESTIES have commanded at the
Ileatre, for this evening, the comedy of Folly Ns ii
and the entertainment of 7 he Ikaf Loner.
London, England, 1802-08-16

From th LONDGINGAZETre, 4410 1+

MILITARY PROMOTIONS.

WAR-OFFICE, AUGUST 14..
ill Regiment of Driotoon Guarls--LLutenant John Nlatehett,i
from the 28th Light Dragoons, to he Adjutant, v. ids the
rank of Lieutenant, vice lA'ebfter, who refiz,na.
31 Ditto—Cornet Thynne Howe Gwynne, from half-ray, to be
Cornet, vice Holah, who exchanges, receiving the cilemice.
7th Ditto—James tither, Gent. to. be Cornet, by purchafe,
vice lb !gay, promoted in the ink Light Dragoom.
13th Rtgiuunt of Light Dragoons—Lieutenant George H.
Walters, from the half-pay of the late 28th Light Dragoons,
to he Lieutenant, vice the Honourable George Browne,
who cach.wges, receiting the difference.
isth J. sl. Gibfon to be Adjutant, vice

Leitch, promoted.
York Hrallim—l.Lutenant Raymond Pelly,from the 2,7 th Foot,
to be Captain, by purchafe, vice Scbmidersi, who retires.
Hompefeles mounted Ritiemem.-Lleutenant the Honourable
Cornwallis Mauch:, from the 4th Dragoon Guards, to be
Captain, by per.:ll4fe, vice Cappes, who retires.
4th Regiment of Foot—Thomas Pipon,Gcnt. to be Enfign, by
purchafe, vice Warburton' promoted.
9th Ditto—George MarlAy, Gent. to be Enfign, by purebafe,

. ..
vice Powell, prontote.d I
t6th Ditto--Enfign William Broondietd, from half-pay of the li
13th Foot, to he Enlign, vice M'Gleazey,who exchanges, re-
ceiving the difference. 1
2oth Ditto—John Aytoun, Gent. to be Enfign, by purehafe,
vice Corbyn, promoted.
22d Ditto—Lieutenant R. J. J. Sampfon, from the half-pay of
the 6EII Font, to be I.i-utenant, vice Corry, who exchanges,
receiving the difference.• 1
jilt Ditto—Lieutenant Huthwaite to be Adjutant, vice
Sullivan, who rcfigns.
34th Ditto—Arthur Cuthbert Beaumont, Gent. to be Eufign,'
by purchafe, vice &mays, promoted.
49th Ditto --Edward Langford, Gent. to be Er.fign, by pur-
chafe, vice Horton. promoied.
both Ditto—Lieutenant Charles Gordon, from the 23d Light

Dragoous, to be Captain, by purchate, vice Bayard, who

retires.
82t1 Ditto—Captain Charles Holland HafUnits, from half-pay
of the slit Foot, to he Captain, vice Swiuburne,deceafed.
8,3c1 Ditto—tiefign William Oliver to be Lieutenant, vice
Wright, ileceafed ; Enlign Michael Parys to be Lieutenant,
. .

vice Farrell, deceafed.
84th Ditto—linfign William Witberidge to be Lieutenant, by
purc!safc, vice sTaylor. pmmoted in the 3cth Foot.
pi it Ditto--Eulign J. W. Trutcr to be Lieutenant, by pur-
chafe, vice Cooper, who retires.
A Corps of RiCemen—Firli Lietrenant Samuel Mitchel, from
half-pay, to be Firft I.icutenant, vice Powell, who exchanges.
Stall Corp:—Lieutenanc the Honourable Robert Lawrence
Dundas, frum the Royal Engineers, to be Captain of a Cbm
parry.
London, England, 1802-08-16

1101. LAND.

Maniac Hy, Auc. 6 —The Batavian fquadron
under the comnisnd of Capt. MELISSEN, which
failed from Rochelle, having under convoy fix
merchant vetrels and a body of troops, deilined
for Batavia, arrived is Port Prayo Bay, in the
illand of St. lago, one of the Cape de Verde's, on
the ;d of May. The voyage, up to that period,
had been favoio able, and what is remarkable, none
were either fick or had died on board any of the
!hips. The fquadron was to remain fix or feven
days, and then to continue its voyage. Intelli-
gence of the peace had reached St. lago, and had
produced great joy.
THE HAGUF, Auc. 9.—The number of 0111
cers, who hive ferved in the pay of England under
the Ilandard or the PRINCE of ORANGE, amonnt
to boo. The Navy Officers alone are permi:c:d
to enter into the merchant fervice. There, as well
as the mibrary Officers, lore their hall.pay, as foon
as they go into the fervice of any Potentate
1411. Veter.

The B ann BELARRA, Plenipotentiary from
the QUEEN of PORTUGAL, at the Batavian Re•
public, had his firlt audience of the Government
of State on the 6th inft.

On the cth, in the Legiflative Affembly, the
decrees p ared in 1799 were annulled, refpelting
the veffel% employed in fetching pickled herrings
from the herring bulks at lea.

ROTTFROAM, AUGUST 110.-011 T Municipalittz
by a publication of the gth, has laid a very judict-
oos tax on dogs, for the avowed purpofe of dimi-
nifhing their number, and thus to prevent in tome
xnealitte the melancholy confequences which have
but too frequently occurred here, from the bite of
there animals in a Rate of madnefs. Perfons de-
riving fupport from the parifh, are prohibited from
keeping them altogether, on pain of lofing their
pay. Others, who keep one dog, are fubjefted to
an annual tax of three guilders; two, eight guil-
ders; three, fifteen guilders; four, twenty-four
guilders ; and fo on in proportion ; dogs for the
Chace, fix guilders ; and yard dogs and for aftual
ufe, one guilder ten Rivers. Dog Merchants are
fubjelled to an annual tax of twelve guilders.

FRANCE.
London, England, 1802-08-16

MINISTRY OF THE MARINE.

THE GENERAL IN CHIRP TO THE MINISTER OF THE

PAARIt4I.

Head-quarters, Baffe Terre. floadaloupe,
19 Meador, year to, (July 8).
• Citizen Minifter—My talk difpatches concerning affairs in
Guadaloupe were dated 9 Prairial (May 39), at which time
all my military operations of importance had terminated by the
capture of Matouba. The troops have Lace had only to pur-
fue the remnant of rebels, Inaccelßble to all the means of per-
fuadon, and incapable of returning to their duty. Nothing but
the death of theft wretches could put a ftop to conflagration
sad the murder of the Whites in the Colony.
There affalfinations, and the devaftations which have fallen
upon tome proprietors, excite in my boron: the molt painful
fenfations. But I and confider as a fortunate event for the re-
generation of the Colony the refolution taken by the People of
Colour to oppofe the difembarkation of the army. It is cer-
tain that they flew to arms from a fufpicion that the *tied bf
my miffion was to reduce the whole body of Black troops. and
to compel a part of them to (Omit again to the labours of cul-
tivation. They were likewife animated with a hope that
Ton SSAZ NT would be able to maintain his authority in Saint
Domiego. They were aware that the troops competing the
expedition fent front France were very few in number.
" Now that fecurity and tranquillity are completely re-effa'
blilbed, all the ideas of agricultural and commercial profperity
begin to fpring up. The °Mules to this profperity arofe from
the ambition of the leaders of the armed force, from the li-
cence of a numerous body of troops,and from the habits of idle-
nefs and pillage of the common negroes.-15,000 have returned
to their habitations, where they will be fubjedled to a jolt and
even dircipline.

" The Officers, Subalterns, and Men of the Army, have
concluded themlfelves in this campaign like French foldiert—
Courage, difelpline, and attachment to the Government. There
are the virtues they have never ceafed to difplay in a war which
left them no alternative but to conquer. I will fend you the
names of thole deferving particular praife ; and I implore your
friendly folicituae in favour of the wilows and orphans left by
thole who have fallen in the field of battle, or chore who have
died o;.their wounds. I fubjoin a lilt (which Is, alas! too nu-
lacrous) of thole brave men.

" I have the honour to falute you, (Signed)
" RICtitrANSI."
London, England, 1802-08-16

GLOUCESTERSHIRE.
TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT,
THE MANOR of PANSIVICKI a truly de-
firable and improvable FREEI-lOLD ES FATE, fix miles
from Gloueefter, three from Stroud, twelve from Cheltenham,
and twenty-eight from Briftol, confining of the Manor of
Painfwiek, extending over (event Thoufand Acres of Land,
with Fines, Chief Rents, (bit Rents, and Hi:riots, Bruins out
of nearly 300 different Copykold 'Fenctnents, which with the
Tolls of the Market, is a molt deferable purchafe for any Gen
ilernan of the Law. Alto a Capital Manor Farm, with Hoar,
requifite Offices, Garden, and Pleafure Ground, 330 Alerts of
Arable, Meadow, Patton, and Woodland, lying compact, and
furrounding the Monte, with two improvable and valu ,ble
Streams of Water, running through and uniting in the fame,
very convenient for erecting Mills for the ufe f the Manufac-
tory carried on in the neighbourhood. And alto 381 Acres of'
luelofed Woodlands and Waftes, well Rocked with Beach, Oak,
and Alb Trees, lying within the Manor. The whole capital
of very great unproven:lt both for Pleafure and Profit, and
may be reafonably eithwated at upwards of not per Annum.
Farther Particulate may be known by applying to Mr. Wm.
Baylis, of Painfwick, who will thew the Premifes; of Mr.
Saunders, Attorney, Stroud; of Meßrs. T. and W. Dunn, So-
licitors, Lincoln's-Inn; and of Metres. Hudiltinfon and Co.
Surveyors, N 0.35, Arundel-!tree:, London, where a'Plan of
the Elate may be feet!.
London, England, 1802-08-16

Tbi day was publifbcd, prim 3s. 6d. bound,
ANcw Syfitnn of ENGLISH GRAMMAR ;
or, Englint fo illultrated as to facilitate the acquifition of
t.". rl.4neuagcs, whether ancient or modern ; with an Appen-
s.i.-.. tsoatamit z a complete Syftem of Parfipg.
fly R. S. SKILLERN, A. M.
Fisted for F. and C. Rivisigton, St. Paul's Clara-yard;
au VLroor ard Hood Puokry.
London, England, 1802-02-18

60,c00 Tickets
CAPITALS DETERMINABLE:

£. so 0 000

•
Firft-drawn Ticket 13th Day L. topoo
Ditto - alttDay lope°
Ditto -32 d Day ao,orm
Ditto - Both Day . zPoo
Tickets, and Shares of Tickets, are felling at every Lietinft.d
Lottery Offict. PRJE.SENT PRICE :
Ticket - - 4.16 If o
Half - 13 o Eighth - 2 4 0
qvuitter 47 0 Sixteenth - 0
• • atom in the Country wishing to have Tickets or
tiba;es, may he fupplied by fending good Ellis at Short. Dares,
Poft Office Orders, Bank Notes, or Calh, to any Licenfed
Lottery Office.
a The Price of Tickets and Shares will rife confiderably
before the Drawing.—Prizes paid in Sterling Money.

FIRST OF MARCH
THE LOTTERY BEGINS DRAWING.
r DISH refpeafully acquaints the Public, that
-I. • it is In contemplation to alter the mode of Lotteride in
future; the prefent, therefore, in all probability, will be the Litt
whe►e an Immenfe Prize can he obtained for fo fmall a WOE.

Tkkets and Shares are klling in great variety at both his
Old MakHiked Offices, No. 4, CORNHILL, and No. 9,
CHARING-CROSS, where the following Capital Prizes were
all fold, (hared, and regiftercd, in the late year (18ot) :
50.601 - £-30,000 44,007 sOOO
9593 • - mow 14563 2000
52,328 lopop - 177. sooB

53:
Tickets and Shares will rife confiderably before the Drawing
begins, and the Priam will be paid as nfual in full Itcrting
money.

0.0 Government Securities bought and fold on Cororniiiion.
London, England, 1802-02-18

TO THE CURIOUS IN FISH SAUCES, &c.
A CAUTION TO FAMILIES.
BURGESS' ESSENCE OF ANCHOVIES,

'rHE great Reputation which Mr. BURGESS
I- has gained by HIS SUPERIOR ESSENCE OF AN-
CHOVIES, and other men SAUCES for FISH-SAUCE,
STEWED BEEF, HASHED CALVES HEADS, BEEF
STEAKS, MADE DISHES, WILD FOWL, and GAME.
with many DELICACIES for the TAILS, SIDZAIOARD and
Stour-aoow ; which we more folly exprefed in his Catalogue,
(He ISINO TER lIIIILISTOIL as Imam) has induced many
potions to give the time name to AartcLas entirely different,
which are vended at many Shops in London, by Parrots wko
go to the principal Towns in England, Ireland, and Scotland,
so facie Orders of Tradefmen sad Inn-keepers, who in conk-
gum, are often fermi with a &Potions Seat, by allowing
them an ewe profit, which is mit only an Impaiition, but a
great Difappollunseat to Families who pinehafe them with a
view of having GOOD SAUCE to their FISH, doe.

N. B.—None are theist Mums, but what have there words
an the Label, " BURGESS and Son's ORIGINAL AND Su prima
EIISCNCE OF ANCNOVIII4 N0.107,MA Cor of Savoy
Steps, Landau."
London, England, 1802-02-18

This day was publithed, Price Sixpence.
A N ACCOUNT of the EMANCIPATION
-L of the SLAVES of Unity Valley Pen, in Jamaica.
By DAVID BARCLAY.
Second Edition, with an Appendix. .
London Printed and Sold by William George.
Lconbarti-firoet fold alto by J. and A. Arch, No. ss,
C cAccchurcb-itrect.
London, England, 1802-02-18

This day was publiased.
In One Volume Quarto price One Gaines, in beards,
%Vida a Map of Scotiand.having the line of Separatiort between
the Highlands and Lowlands; alio Plans of the Battles, and
a Head Of CMARLILS STUART, tan a Bolt by Le Moms.
Dedicated, by Pernaflea, to Ms IVlsirs
THE HISTORY of the REBELLION in
the Year 174 - -
By JOHN HOME. Efq.
Printed for T. Cadell,jan. and W. Davies, Strand.
London, England, 1802-02-18

This day was publigisid,
la Odisato, price Stu Shintycs,to bomb.
T ETTERS the Cultivation of the Otaheite
A-a Cane; the Manuratttwe of Sugar and saw the tieing of
hiol..ff-s; the Care and Prefervation of Stock; with the atten-
tion ;aid anxiety which are due to Negroes. To there copies
are Added a few ether particulars analogous to the fubjedt of
cite Letters.

By CLEMENT CAINES, Efq.
London : Sold for the Author, by Lackington, Allen, and
Co. Temple of the Mures, Finlbury-fguare. Of whom may be
bad, lately publidied. their New Catalogue for the relent Year
largalt and cheapcit ever prefented to thil Public.
London, England, 1802-02-18

This day were poblldsed,
In One 1/010111e, Twelves, rice 3s. 6d.barda.
STaANSLATIONS from the Works
of HOMER and HORACE ; with Original Poems
By GILBERT THOMPSON, M.D.
London : Printed and fold by William Phillips, George-yard,
I .ombard-Rieet.
London, England, 1802-02-18

MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS-

Manufa&ured of (aid Materials, upon an improved Plan ex-
profit, for the Eaft and Weft-Iniiies, by CLEsse XII and Co.
0.26, 'hoed&
UPRIGHT Grand Piano-Fortes, with additional
wKe
Horitorttal ditto, with ditto.
New Patent faun Piano-Fortes, with additional Keys.
Patent Piano-Fortes, without additional Keys.
Common Atition Piano-Fortes, without ditto.
Mierochardon, or [mail upright Piano-Forts, with ditto.
Nkw invented Patent Barrel Organs, with Magda &op,
Double Demi, &c. &a
Ditto, with Drum and Triangle.
CIA* urt and Co. having &fared that Piano-Fortes, tee.
made for this country are not calculated to refift the effafts of
warmer Climates, have rnlnandtured the above In ftruments
upon fiteh fixate principles as to remote an doubt of their du-
rability.
N.B. A general Alfortmau of Military !nit:unseats, and
every other Article in the Mufical Line.
London, England, 1802-02-18

TO BE SOLD,

THE Advowfon and next Preferitation of a va-
Inabk Redory, delightfully Reunited in tbell;tdt beautiful
and fporting pirt of the County of Darin, within a few miles
of Biandfold, and about zoo miles from London ; fubjet% to
the Life of the preterit Incumbent, upwards of so yews of ale.
Them is a geed Parlimage-houfe with Garden and Orchard,
and 35 Acres of Gitbt Land, in mega* condition, and a
good Fitha7 in the neighbourhood.

Author Particulars may known by applying to Mr. John
Dal, Solicitor, ansam's-buildings. Chancery-lane, London;
McKim. Broderip and Maier, Walls, Somcrfallaird; or Mr.
King, Blandford, Dorfettkire.

COUNTY OF AYILE.
TO BE LETF,
And entered upon immediattly, for Bach a number of Years as
may be agreed upon.

T- - -
HE AYRE TONTINE INN, confining at
preterit of that large and commodious Houle and °lkea in
the Sandgatc of Ayre, purehafed by the Subferibere to the Too-
tine, and to which is immediately to Le added, an elegant let
of Public Rooms, with Stables and other Mims, agreeable to
a Plan now advertlfed to be contra %d for; which blew Bniki-
ifts will front the Cit Adel of Ayre and the Sea, and the whole
when llniflied, will form the mobcouple:at and convenient Inn
Scotland.

Stich Perform u may be inclined to take a Leak of the Pre-
mires mull be properly recommended, as every way It fur the
Boadads, sad capable of undertaking fuck a charge ; in which
event (and if they be &end &raving.) they may depend upon
the molt liberal eneauragement and Support.
For further Information, application may be made to John
Bofwdl, Writer, in Ayre, Clerk to the Subferiben.
Ayre, Feb 1, 1802.
London, England, 1802-02-27

NEXT MONDAY. THE ENGLISH STATE LOTTERY.
BEGINS DRAWING.
No. 65. FLEET-STREET,
arpassistu THE SOLT-111.TUN
MR. DRUMMOND returns his fincere thanks
to his Friends and the Public in zeteral, for their paft
favour, thinks it his duty to rewind tktin, in all probability,
this Will be the bit LottLry Ivhercin fo great a film
As 4opooL niay be gained fur £.16 17 o

aopoo

sac°

2500

8 r 4. •

4 8 0

i 4

I i 6

Clubs or Partin are recommended to an early purchafe, u
Tickets and Shares emitinue to rade daily.
Palau in the Country by Gliding to this Office Port Office
Orders. Bank Notes. or Cant, may depcud on haying their Or.
dus pundually eaccuttal with difpatch.

Correct Numerical Soaks kept, and Numbers carefully ex-
amined, and Tickets regittcrcd, at 6d. per number, and a true
account of their fueeefs font by poll as loon as drawn.
London, England, 1802-02-27

MALAGA, JANUARY 27.

On the 24th of this month the chip Impromptu,
bound from Marfeilles to Nantes, was, together
with ten other veffels of different nations, driven
on the rocks in the interior of this port, and funk
foon after. Such a violent florin has not been ex-
perienced for many years : the 'hip was dafhed to
pieces, and nearly her whole cargo loft. Nothing
was faved from the water but zoo boxes of foap,
force of which is in a very bad ftate.

FROM THE GREENOCK ADVERTISER, FEB. 23.
The flip and brig mentioned in our lall, as beat.
ing up, turned out to be the Hunter, Roonts,
from Charletlown, and the Friends, Gaasur, from
New Brunfwick. The latter fprung her main mart
in a heavy gale on the Banks of Newfoundland ;
the made the land, however, to the weflward of
Cape Clear in 21 days, but could not weather the
Cape, on account of her not being able to carry
any after•fail, and bore away for the North Chan-
nel, where the experienced very thick and boiller-
ous weather, and was driven to the northward as
far as lat. 58. came to the fouthward through the
Inner•founds, and put into Tobermuny, in the
Wand of Mull ; has been altogether 55 days on the
palfage to this port.
Captain M‘Lauitta, of the Independent, from
Cadiz, (as in our latt,) informs us, that four French
fail of the line, and two frigates for St. Domingo,
failed from thence on the t9th ult. having about
3000 troops on board; the foldiers compofed molt.
ly of Germans and Poles, who had ierved i^ the
.
heath army in Italy, and were marched from
thence to Cadiz.—There failed alfa on the fame
da, a Spanah ihip of the line, and a frigate for
1 Meako ; a Ihort time before, a French Ihip of the
line, one of the expedition that failed from Breit
fur St. Domingo, with troops, had put into Cadiz
in a very leaky Rate, in confequence of very bad
weather the fleet had met with after failing from
France, and was obliged to unload to go into
dock—brought accounts that they faw a frigate
belonging to the fame fquadron founder in a gale
of wind with sao coops on board.
London, England, 1802-02-27

FALMOUTH, FE8.24.

Arrived the American !hip John, Captain
LESHIIt, from New London, twenty days par-
fage— very leaky, with lots of fails, &c. The Ame-
rican chip Fidelity, Captain WyKS, from New
Orleans, forty-five days palage, with tobacco and
cotton ; called here for orders. The brig Lyon,
Captain WooD, twelve days palTage from Lifbon,
with oranges. Alto arrived late this evening, the
DUKE Of CUMBERLAND packet, BOULDERSON, with
mails from the Leeward Iflands, thirty-five days
pane from Tortola.
Sailed his Majefty's !hips AMETHYST, of 38
guns, Captain H. R.. GLYNN; DIAMOND, of 38
guns, Captain E. Gill/TITHE PIMMORTALITE,
of 36 guns, Captain HOTHAas ; and Hun Tsa brig,
of 18 guns, Captain Gso. Jou ES, on a cruize.
The Km: GEORGE packet with mails, for Lif-
bon ; and Loan Camtzss &sacra packet with
mails for America, are detained by contrary wind.
Wind Weft, ftrong.
London, England, 1802-02-27

The IMPERIAL ENGLISH STATE-LOTTERY,
Begins Drawing MARCH s, ifies.
TICKETS, and SHARES of TICKETS are
now felling by
BRANSCOMB and Co.
Stock-Brokers, No. is, Holborn, and No. 3y, Cornhill,
Lltahlifbed upwards of Forty Years,
And one of the Six original Casstradors for the Taft and pre-
fent Englifh Lottery, who can boaft of having fold, fhared, and
regiftered four 30,0001. Prises, one of which was fold in One
Half, One Florth, One Eighth, and Two Sixteenths; hkt-wife
of having (hared and fold other Capital Prizes, making together
within a few YCJZS pat, as below particularized, namely—
Four]
of - C3c,ocio Sixteen of - L 5,000
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Eleven of - io,ooo Forty-one of - z ,c:O3
Likewife the only 3.0001. P ze that ever was eared, hada
a great number of 3001. tool, &e. See. ,and by whom the Plan
for bearing the Payment of the Prizes to the Purekafers of
, Shares, was trankaitted to the Right Hon. the Chancellor of the
Exchequer, which plan was immediately adopted by Parlia-
ment, whereby the profit to the Public on Lotteries, fince that
time, has been confiderabiy inereafed. Schemes gratis, and
every putistalarselative to the prefent Lotteries may be ad at
' THE LUCKY LOTTERY-OFFICES,
NO:71. Holbamtand No. 3y, Coral% where the Nerebets
of the afore:fait Capital Psiscs may be fcco, and how eared.
N.ll. The dual Allowance VIM be mode to aU Lottery Sock.
ti a, Stage sod Mail Coaciarat, Wassosers, ilic. .
London, England, 1802-02-27

PORTSMOUTH, FEBRUARY 16.

This day failed four Eaft-India chips, ♦iz.—
MARcaioxsss or EXETER, LADY JANI DUNDAI
LADY Bum:sass, and RARING ; alto the Raiko
Nivrrow, and Earl St. Vincent, HUTTON, for Ja-
maica; and Elizabeth, Dims, for Gibraltar.—
The Indiamen are put back, as no doubt the others
are.—Sailed alto the fhip Ann, RIDLEY, for New.
caftle ; Norwich, FINMORE, and Betty and Nelly,
DENTON, for Sunderland. This day arrived his
Majefly's fhip Isis, of so guns, from the Downs ;
alto the Atlas, Ricmians, from ditto, bound to
Jamaica; London Merchant, NICHOLSON, from
Sunderland, bound to Guernfey ; Young Ed.
ward, FORSYTH, from the North ; Portfmouth,
SMITH, and Lefevre, --, from Londcn.

The three Eaf•lndia Slip that failed yellerday
left a cable and anchor each a t St. Helen's.

SHEERNESS, FEB. 1.6.

Arrived his Majelly's floop Amwzo, from Yar-
mouth and remains at the Nore, with the Zealand,
guard flip, Ardent, Batavier, Berchermer• and
Glatton ; the Amphion, Vlieter, l'UnitC• Braak,
Daphne, Iris, and Waazamhied frigates; Alliance.
(tore fhip ; with the Bittern, Albion, Aut. umn,
Favourite, Diligence, and Hound floops ; 2te-
doubt and Meek, floating batteries; Bore& s,
flop fhip ; with the Jackall, Mallard, and Bold,
gun.brigs.—Arrived and failed for the River, the
Retribution frigate from the Downs. Laft night
and this day, it has blown a tremendous gale from
the N. E. the chips at the Nore, and thofe in the
harbour, have [truck lower yards and top.mafts.

FROM LLOYD'. LIST.

DIAL, FES. a6.—Sailed the S•vAGE hoop of
war, on a cruize. Wind E. N. E.

dRAVIS CND, FED. 16.—Paffed by, the Minerva,
It Ic a aansos, from Calcutta; and Young Nail',
NASH, from Embden.—Sailed the Pigott, CAT-
Tuts, for Buenos Ayres ; Two Elizabeths, JoN es,
for Bilboa ; Oaavia, —, for Virginia ; and the
Eingheid, —, for Bremen.