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London, England, 1802-03-04

NAUTICAL INTELLIGENCE.

PORTSMOUTH, MARCII 3..-4‘lfilled the CAMILLA, of 20
guns, Cape. BRACI; from Marcou.—Dropped down to St.
Helen's the RANI Lits.—ln addition it, the Orders fent down
Monday la, tofu out Rips to take troops on board for keret
fervice, another Order has been received here to St oat all the
Men of War, Frigates, and Sloops that are in a Rate of repair,
iA confequence of which, the grcatelt buftle has prevailed here
the whole of the day; and dire/lions have been given at the
Vietualling Offsee, to (apply the fhips of the line with four
mOnths provllloos, the frigates with three moo*, and the
!loops with two t the above fireless have given,• rife to different
eonjedtures, and thole who have miloufly looked forward for
a fpeedy return of Peace, begin to feel themfelves greatly dif-
appointed.—This day arrived a Spool& Rip commanded by Mr.
Rictuaos, laden with hides, tallow, cocoa, Bcc. prize to duce
South Seamen, two of which are the Sally, Capt. Rowe, and
the Lively, Capt. SNITS ; alto the Nancy and Mary, CONN ET T.
with orange* from Lithos; and the following colliers, viz
Argo, CORILLY from Newcaltle •' Cooftant Inereafe, Ports,
led Nautilus, Dom, from Sunderland.

SHULINISS, MARCH 3.---Arrived Lis Majerty's Coop the
Aaaow, from the Dorms; and remain in harbour the Su ssi a
hofpical alp, with the Hass, JAMAICA, AM.VSCADI Dutch.
RIIdRAIION frigates; AUTUMN,HARPV, and HERMES Coops;
and Stasi:masa brig ; with the FIRM, BLAZER. MONKRT,
CRASH, MANLIT, Wm.'. and TEASER guu-brigs.—All the
frigates at this Part have received Orders to vidnal for four
months,and the Coops for three months.—Wind S.W. moderate.
YARMOUTH, MARCH 3.—Tnefibly Evening the EARL or
LtICRSTIRI packet, Capt. CHARLES TIMIPSOH, arrived in
there Roads from Cuxhaven, and landed her Mails, which
were immediately forwarded to Town; the Paffengers landed
here this morning,--,Salled the AaIADNE on a cruise off Scot-
land ; the Roar and STANDARD men of war, which are under
failing Orders for the Nose, remain wind bound—Arrived
from bidden with gonads the Providence, THEOaALD, and the
Williani,Tsracia.--Salled for London with corn and goods the
Miley, ELLA RD; Butane., MILES ; Thomas and Mary,ELais•
GRA AAAAA 0, MARC. g.—Paffed by, the Bettor's, Lana,
mom Calcutta; Eimer, Mistross, from Bengal ; Perfevc-
ranee, Ir ; and Deaden. Baas, from Cork.
Sailed the Hope, Nicaou.s. for Gibraltar ;Venus, DASIIILL,
for Baltimore; °RICO, lizscittar, fair Softie ;Albion, LILAC.
/AVIS, for Dominica; lies, RICKARD/OY., for Leghorn;
Mo. Coon, fa Aattgm; iod the Mercury, Me LTLR, for
Ilutlasok

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London, England, 1802-10-19

DEPTFORD, OCTOBER :7.

Arrived his Majefty's fhip POl4OllCy of 44 guns,
to refit, preparatory to her failing on a furvey on
the Coat of Guinea.

The Carpenters of his Majefty's chips in °Hi•
nary at Woolwich and Deptford, have returned
on board their refpeiltive chips, in confequence of
the workmen of thofe yards having become fenfible
of their error, and agreed to work as formerly.
His Majefty's Chip ETHALmii, of 38 guns, the
Taft new frigate launched at Woolwich, is nearly
rigged with jury malls, and will fail in a few days
for Sheeenefs, to be hid up in ordinary.
VEGYPTIENNE, of 48 guns, the large! frigate
in the Britifh fervice, has been docked at Wool-
wich : it is found that the leaks very much, and
will be obliged to uniergo a fecond repair.
London, England, 1802-10-19

CAUTION TO MARINERS.

As doubts remain with feveral navigators re.
fpeaing the exigence of Aken's rock to the welt-
ward of Tory, I think it a duty to make public
the following information relative to it, commu-
nicated to me by the Rev. Joni STEWART, a pail
fenger with me in the Enterprize, from New York
to Greenock, on Thurfday, Aura gth, 1792:—
Ship Negor of Greenock, Capt. ---, from New
York bound to Greenock, being in lat. per obfer-
vation of 55. 19. N. and long. per account of 9.
53. W. of London. The officers, paffengers, and
'hip's company who were then on deck, perceived
a rock about four feet below the furface'of the wa-
ter, not five fathoms from the weather beam of the
'hip, in the form of a horfe fhoe, with one fide ra-
ther longer than the other ; the mace inftantly
threw an empty barrel overboard—the yaul was
got out as foon as poffible, and the mate, four
hands, and two paffengers, Mr. AWDRIW BROWN,
merchant, now of Albany, in the State of New
York, and Mr. EDWARD Mooar, fon of the late
Sir Limner:. Mooaa of Cove, near Cork, went
in the boat, and were abfent near two 'hours in
fearch of the rock ; but owing to the (hip's drift,
and a dark cloud which then obfcured the atmof.
phere they could find neither rock nor barrel. Mr.
Samar was then a paffenger in the Neltor, and
raw the rock plainly with the tangle growing on it.
FORTESCUE CUMMING,
Matter of the dip Enterprize of New York.
Greenock Otftober 9, ittoa. •

FROM LLOYD's LIST.

Dam, Oce. iB.—Sailed the Thetis, Dana frigate. fee Co.
peuhagea.—Wind S. W.

Gaivitarnn, Oct. tB.—Paffed by the Iris, from Dort;
Ferrett, —, and Adtive, from Malaga.-.Sailed the
Charlotte, Manly, for Grenada; Shillelagh, Chambers, for
&Watt ; Ocean, Noble, and Thais, Mades, for HatCsuggh ;
Adler, Barry, for Cork ; Patina, %Lint, for Barcelona ;
Ann, Taylor, for Lifbon; Elibos, Palmer, for Bourcleaui;
Ana, Harper; Bamditer, Fowls; Vrow Alida; and Vrow
Tanks, Okker, for Bremen; Effort, Browne, for Stettin;
Northumberland Packet, Very, for Dort; Ceres, Hamilton;
Hope, Nikols; Two Gebroders, —; Jone Jamie, —;
Jasmbs, Rodeo; and the Patronella Jacoba, for
am.
London, England, 1802-10-19

ARRIVED.

In the Tenet—Paul Simeon, Gardner, from Baltimore ; Co.
iambus. from Charletton ; Augus, from Virginia;
Flora, Lee, from New York; Vrinde, Towles, from Dolls.
ram ; Indaftry, Brown, from Bolton; Fame, Jones ; ColuM-
bia, Day, from Philadelphia ; Amiable Matilda, from
New York; Eagle, Turner. (torn Newport; Hubert,
from Holton; and Maria, Coats, from Demerara.
At Philadelphia—Tom, ---, from Liverpool ; Belvidere,
Dawfon; and Columbia, Dixon, from Aniftt ram.
At Havre—Rebecca, Edwards, from 11 Altimore ; and Rich-
mond, Reed, from Virginia.
At Nants--Nlincrva, Ford, from Virginia.
At Boiton...Fame, Trott; and John Adams, Wood, from
Liverpool.
At St. Sebaitian's—Lord Nelfon, Soker, from London.
At Cadis-ftSepturian, from Havre.

The Bell and Ann, of Montrofe, from Shields
to Invernefs with coals, fprung a leak in a gale ;X
wind, on the 6th intl. off Eyemouth ; the crew
betook themfelves to their boat, and were fortu-
nately picked up at fea by a tranfport, with a de-
tachment of the 93d regiment on board. The
crew, fix in number, were landed on Widuefday
at Crail.
London, England, 1802-10-19

CAMPBELTOWN, OCTOBIR 7.

On the sth intl. about one o'clock P. M. sr.
exert(' reached DUNCAN STRWARTI Erg. Admiral
Depute of this port, with intelligence that a large
fhip was feen diimaited, upon her beam ends, and
apparently finking, off Auchachoan Head, near
this place. Notwithltanding of its, being then
blowing very hard from the S. W. accompanied
with hail fhowers, the only Tar' then in this har-
bour that could venture to lea (although the had a
very valuable cargo on board) was, with twelve
able feamen, fent to the (hip's affiltance. Upon
her coming up with the (hip near the Point of
Carradell, the found that fome of her mails had
been carried overboard, the main mail nearly cut
through, the veffel upon her beam ends, and fit
feet water in her hold. They initantly offered to
aft to pump out the water, thift the balls(!, fo
as that the (hip could raife up, and bring her to a
place of fafety (even to Greenock but the
matter refuted to accept of any manner of af.
&lance whatever, and had not even the civility
of fo much as thinking the men who left their
own employment and went to his affillance, up-
on which they, however, reluitantly, left the
(hip in the great,? cEfirdi, and anchored be.
hind the Point of Carradell, where they remained
all night, not being, on account of the ftorm, able
to return to Campbeltown. Shortly thereafter they
taw the flip drop anchor in a very dangerous bar
off Bannolloch, where the, upon the morning of
yefterday, funk in about fifteen fathoms water.—
Upon enquiry, the is found to be the Minerva, of
Moult, P/TER CoaneLlus mailer, bound from
Dublin for Morce, in Norway. A pre-cognition
relative to the matter has been inilituted by the
Admiral.
London, England, 1802-09-03

i rlfuvE i !NVRtticaxcL

MAILS THIS DAY.—WIND & .
mos.

it aiors o.
o Waterford
• filmhutgh
• French
' Z Dutch

BRIXHAM,SEPTEMBER t.
Sailed the Dutch fleet for the Well Indies.

PLYMOUTH. SEPTEMBER r.

Sailed the Imposts a, of 16 guns, Capt.VavoHAM
and the NI F4l BLS cutter, of 14 guns, Lieutenant
COG L A 14, on ferrarate cruires.--Arrived the C H IL-
DE s, of 16 guns,Captain DkLarows,from a cruife.
—The Silt us, of 36 guns, Captain Paowin ; and
the ATAL kill TI•9 of t 6 guns, CaptuinMasistssn,
were unducked.

COWES, SEPTEMBER &

Inforination is juR received, that on Tuefday
evening, about eight o'clock, between the Needles
and Portland, a brig under American colours,
was t )tally deßroyed by fire ; it is fuppofed to be
the Juno, laden with wine and burr flones, from
Rouen to Cork, which put into thefe Roads in the
night of the 3oth ult. it is not known with cer-
tainty, if the whole of the crew efcaped.—Captain
Baowa told the Tide Surveyor he had been feve-
ral years in the Britith ferviee on board a man of
war.—Report fayi, the fire AA broke out in the
cabin, by force (parks of a candle falling on fate
charts lying on the table. •

DOVER, SEPTEMBER f.
the Acresfailed s for Calais thii tide, with
ta4T Maxims, and fait.; 410 the Kinn Cloaca,
with WIG GATTIS and S. Routta.r, Efcirs. and_
fort! othct jiiitengen; and four carriages I alfo
the Eliiabeth; iirith Mist} Ostlingers iid One
carriage. The Ancticami Packet landed Mr:
HIGGINS, king's Mellinger, with Difpatclies from
Vi nna. At half paft three; P. M. a French,eilil
is in fight, (aid to have thiitj plikeniers On board
Sailed the Lou) NaLsot fchotitter for the Medi.
tetranean. Jnft arrived the Frefich
London, England, 1802-12-14

woollen trade, which were now become obfolete,
inapplicable, and adverfe to the manufaCture, one
particularly relative to apprenticethips. He con
eluded with moving for leave to bring in a Bill for
the fufpenfion of all profecutions upon certain ,ACts
relating to the woollen manvfa4lure.
Mr. CORRY wiffied to know, whether the Bill
would embrace Ireland.
The SPE *KEIL anfwered, that the words of the
notice were fufficiently large to do to. The mo-
tion was then put and agreed to.
London, England, 1802-12-14

To ZCONOMISTS.

The Patentee recommends his Chocolates of inferior prices ;
one as low as os 6d. a pound, there contain all the properties
abo►e-mentioned in full proportion, and, allowing one fquare, or
Ralf an ounce, for a breakfaft, about 144. it will be found
cheaper than Tea; as dry toaft only is ufed, and half the quan-
tity of bread fully fatisfies.
FitY's PATENT COCOA—Which has long been in repute
as a pleafant breakfaft, continue* to be made of an excellent
quality, and which, if prepared according to the direCtion, will
karcely be diftinguilhed from a delicate Chocolate.
Thefe Articles are to be had of the Patentee, and all the Tea
Dealers in BriftoWand, in general, of one or more in every
principal Town in Great Britain; but none can be depended on
as genuine which ha, not on the label of each packet the name
of JOSILPIO Sroaas Far, BRISTOL, to counterfeit which is Fe-

loci .
Patentee having had repeated complaints from his nu-
merous Friends of the difficulty of obtaining the above Article;
in Loudon, has appointed the following refpedtable TeaDealcrs
as Agents exprefsly for fupplying Families: viz.
FRY and SONS, Mildred's-court, Poultry.
WM. BFNNET, Mitre-court, Cbeapfide.
London, England, 1802-12-14

. _
• • • This day was publifbed,
Elegantly printed in One Volume sasall Odavo, on a fine
Woven .Paper Hot-preffed, Prite in Boards, h. the Second
Edition, to be continued A
'THE POETICAb-REGISTER,iI and REPO-
SITORY of FUOMVItPOEWRY, for the Year iBor.
Printed for F. and C. Rivingtoth 6s, at. Pears Church-yard.
The Poetical Regilter eomprifmoglrisitud, Fugitive, and
Anticnt Poetry • Criticifms oo the Poetry of the Year, with
a Catalogue; Poetical Biography and Mifedanies. -
A. the Volume for tlicts is now arranginglos the Profs, coin-
mualeadous deigned fork ars mulled se he fens as row u
pollbie, under cover to the ?Altar, at Mao-
Pieces defigned for the Fugitive Poetry mutt be fo fpeeified.
London, England, 1802-12-14

HOUSE OF COMMON&

Several private Bills were reported and ordered ts be engroc
fed, anafisweral Members were introduced aad fworn.
CILIALtS BAMPIPTIAM • a Petition from ex
Makfters of Eseter.-0 to On the Table.
A Petits.on was aifo prefiatted frosstlte Debtors confined in
Marton fail, prrfing.refiet—Ordued to, lie on the table..
The Malt Tax Bill, and the. the Millioas'Etehequer Bills
[AB were read a third rinse. paired, and ordered to the Lords.
Sr Hyena (Nods prefemed a Petition (run the Druggifts of
Wt
praying reliteoflifrmon
the Table.
Duty Ad of the
Thi Saca ETAR y at WAIL brought up the Mutiny Bill, which
was raid a het time, and ordered to be read a fecond time on
WedneSday.
The Navy Bilk Bill went through a Committee.—lteport to-
London, England, 1802-09-04

ECCLESIASTICAL PREFERMENTS.

Monday Lat. the Rev. S. Clapham, M. A. Vicar of Great
Our, boric, Yorkthire, was inftituted by the Lord Bifhop of
Wirchrftxr to the Vicarage of Chtilt. Church, Hampfhir, .
he RAN. Dr. Alkew, of Norfh Cadbury, and the Rev. Dr.
Baty, ~f Nlarkibury, are cleeced Reprefentaaves in Convoca-
tion isi. Bath and Well,;.

laft, it Ray Cottage near Maidenhead, the Lady
cf John 'airy Newholt, Eli). of a fon.

MARRIED.

Thurrday, at St. George's, Hanover-lip:lre, Ekon, Joddrell,
of Byfickl, Norfolk. Efq. M. P. to Mils Weyland, slddt daugh-
ter of John %Veyland, Efq. of Woodeaton, Osfordfhire.
Lately, Samuil Hood Linzec, Efq. Captain in the Navy, to
Mils Woo!ridge of Plynymth.
On Thurfday laft, at Kinglton, Thomas Price, Efq. to Mifs
Smith.

Lately, at St. Leonard's,.Shorzditch, Captain Hawes, of the
Royal Navy, to Mils Debell, of Andover, Hants.

-01

Wedtufday laft, at Margate, Mrs. Mary North, of Lom-
bard-ltreet, jeurell. r.
Tuefday bit, at Charlton, Mrs. Atkins, wife Q;Jo!In Atkins,
Efq. of Walbrook.
On the 25th ult. Mr. John Borrett, of Abingdon•ftrect,
Weiltninfter.

At Stirling, on the 2t ft 10t. Mrs. Margaret Stewart, thugii-
ter of James Stewart, of Tar, Lfq.
On the 2 cth ult. at Farehant, Stephen Barney, Efq. ..tca.•
years Tow4'Clerk of Portfniouth. •
On the 24th ult. Mr. Wiiliam Veal, of Southampton. lie
was in perfect health on the preceding friday.
Same day, Mu Sytnes, wife of Captain Symes, of the royal
Navy.
Same day, after a short illnefs, Mrs. Holden, wife of Mr.
Hol,len, of Halifax, bookfeller.

At Rawcliffe, near Stiaith, in his 7cth year, Mr. John Of-
wald, who was for many years a dißinguifhed officer in his Ma-
jetty's Navy.
In the 66th year of hl3 age, the Rev. John Bell, reaor of St.
Crux, Pavement, and St. Margate, Walmgate, and curate of
the perpetual curacy of St. Sampfon, all in York, and toatler of
the grammar-fchool, endowed by the late William Naughton,
Efq. alfo in that city.
At Biggar, on the roth ult. the Rea. Robert Paterfon,
fter of the Relief Congregation there.
At St. Andrews, on the loth ult. iu the 85th year of hi.
age, Alexander Scott, Efq.
At Dunlin, the Rev. Jofkua Nunn, Rector of El, nifc9rthy.
At Lifbun, on the 224 July, where he had been on the Staff
of the Army in Portugal as aid-de-camp to General Frafer,
Captain !-imon Ftafer of the (meaty-fecund regiment, fon of
James Frafer, W. S.
At Inverefk, on the 23d ult. Mifs Marion Dalrymple, fermi
daughter of the deeeafed David Dalrymple, Efq. of Weßhall,
one of .the Senators of the College of Juftice.
At Parity, Linlithgow/hire, on the 26th ult. Gerge Dallas of
Parkly. Efq.
London, England, 1802-09-04

Or, THE DARING BRIGAND.
Preceding the above an entire'New Dance, comport:A by
Monf. Blondin, called
THE VILLAGE FETE.
In the courfe of the Evening,
VARIOUS FEATS OF HORSEMANSHIP.
A Favourite Comic Song. by Mr. WALLACIL.
And, for the 43d time. the New Comic Pantomime, with
exhniive Scenery. Machinery, and various hler.hanical
Changes, inventeT HE
by E
PHCE"Ir. ASTLLYNIX ;. jun. called
Or, H.ARLEQIIIN AND LILLIPO.
in the courfe of w..ich will be pourtrayed, Motif. Garnerin'!
and Captain Sowden's
ERIAL VOYAGE IN A BAI.LOON,
With an end reprefentatinn of its appearance over London,
and its &Icon near Colchrft. r, in•the REAL CAR, prefented
by Nlonf. Garnerin to Mr. Aftley.
Doors to be opened at half pall five, to begin at half pat fix ,
o'clock.
Box as. Second Price 2.4.-Pit 29. Second Price is. I
Gallery is. Second Prjec 6d.
Second Price to conuncnce at half paft 8 e'clock precifely.
London, England, 1802-09-04

THE PICTURE OF LONDON.

ANEW EDITION of this ufeful Work, with
Lumerous corrections and improvements, was this day
puhlithf d. .Lnd may be had of all P r -felkrs in Groat Britain
and Ireland ; price 'Five Shillings, bound in rod.
No. 71, St. Paul's Church-yard,
Auguft 24, 1802.

JUVENILE BOOKS.
This day was publithed, in Two (mall Volumes, price 45. half-
bound, printed on a large Type, and embellithod with az
handfnme Copper-plates,
BIBLE STORIES ; or, the Memorable Aets of
the ancient Patriarchs, Judges, and Kings, extraded from
the Old and Nrw Tcftamcnt.
London, England, 1802-09-04

WESTMORLAND.--TO BE 'SOLD.

THE Valuable and Imprnveable FR 17:2,H0LD
ESTATE of BRECFf6-HALL diftant four miles front
Appleby, the County Town, and five from the Market Town
f K.rby Stephen. Confifting of the Hall, a large old Man-
lion, with fuitable Buildings, all in good repir, and two other
Farm Houle', lately built, with all necetlary conveniences
to each. Alfo 812 Acres (as per plan of the Mate) of
Arable, Meadow, and Pafture Land, lying in a ring fence.--.
The Eftate is well fenced and well watered, a Trout Bream run
Ding through it, and many Springs. It poffSes in itfelf the
means of great improvement, by inexhauftible ft2arries of blue
Lime Stonc of the very file quality, and two Lime Kilns. The
Land Tax is redeemed, and the whole, 42 Acres excepted, is
Tithe free, and having an unlimited Right on the valuable and
extenfive Common of Ailsby Mac, being excellent Sheep Land.
For further Particulars enquire of Wm. Stephenfon, Efq. of
Sawhridgc, adjoining Brecks-hall, the ow ner-,Sanivfon George,
Efq. Middleton-tyus, near Richmond ; Mr. Rd. Stephenfon,
Attorney at Law, Appleby ; or Mr. Benjamin I.iddle, at Con-
flantine-hill, Bifhnp Auckland, Durham. James WrigTit, at
Sawbridge,fervaut to Mr. Stephenfon, will (hew the Preinifes.

CH...'.FEHAY FARM.
TO BE SOLD BY. AUC PION,

At the George Inn, in Axminiter, in the County of Devon, qtt
Tuefday the 7th day of September, i 5.)2, at 12 o'clock, in
one Lot (unlefs previoufly difpfed of by Private Contra t,
of which notice will be given),

AValuable and very deilrable Freehold E(late,
called CHAFEHAY, eligibly fituated in the Parifhes of
Thorncombe in Devonfhire, and Broalwindf ir in Dot Lt ; about
fix miles from Crewherne, Chard and Beamin'Lr, and eight or
nine from Axminftrer, Lyme, and Bridpor; ; confi ling of a
genteel and fubftantial built Dwel ing Huta.: with capacious
outbuildings, and zoo Acres of good Land, he the fame more or
lei's, divided into fuitabic lnclufures of Orchard, Nicadow, Paf-
itire, and Arable, by well erea.fd hedg..4, and within a ring
fence, now in the rentin,.; of Mr. Thoulai 17..rnhoni, as tenant,
from year to year, at the clear rent of 2 tot. per year.
The fituation, buildings, and. condition of en: Holft. and
Eftate, is fuitalke fi.r a Getrlemon retired or in trade, having
tre it advantage,: for either.
Application for further particulars to be made to Mr. Bow-
den, Solicitor, Chard; or to Mr. Bond, Land Sorveyer, Ax-
miniter.
London, England, 1802-09-04

AfAite,frie, 81pr. s.

The packet for which fame apprehenfionto were
entertained, arrived on Tuefday night, with only
the tocs of her top mall. She being an oppofition
weird, the worn was made of the accident by her
dompeLitors ; but fuck alarms are frequently of
ittious confequence to the friends of the paten-
gers.
There was a Mafquerade at the Theatre lag
sight at 3s. 6d. Maks were advertifed to be re-
ceived at the AtTembly Rooms, where a good band
was provided for country dances, and Mr. Wet,-
VERT was to perform un the Harp ; admitton is.
...but the Proprietor of the Rooms has amicably
reconciled their oppofition : the Theatre in future
is not to perform on the Monday's Ball•nights
and the Alfembly Rooms is not to interfere with
the Theatre's Mafquerades.
Though the company in general were not nu•
'nevus, the charalers were more fpirited than
nfual. Some of them were extremely well ap-
pointed: among others we diflingufhed an excellent
psfigh, a Pifrot, a Statchman, who fang fame ex-
cellent Scotch fangs; a Dutchman, a Bellow" a Blue-
Coat Boy, excellent ; a male and female Ballad
Skrer, who fang the " Beggar Girl," the " Poll
Captain," and dealt out love letters to thofe who
purchafed their fongs, very fuceefsfully ; 3 _balers;
a groupe of Ci.ypfier, a Recruiting Sesjeatat and a Party,
ood, but too noify ; a Dicky Get; Flower ;
iertmee men, ter.

On Friday Mrs. JORDAN has the Comedrof The
Way to Keep Ilia, and The Sp!ire Child for her Be-
nefit. The evening's entertainment is by order of
the Duchefs of Dkvonsniar.
Lord and Lady JIRSEY are arrived.
Lord CoLLemin will be here this week.
The Duchefs of St. ALBAN'S is one of the moll
elegant horfewomen upon the Kentint Coen.
There has not been fuch an affemblage of falhion
in Margate and its vicinity for many leafons.
A !hocking affair happened left night.—The
Hon. B-- , and Tome other Irilh Gen-
tlemen, having invited a countryman of theirs,
who belongs to the Theatre, to dinner, and hav-
ing (as is frequently the cafe with gentlemen of
that country) drank very freely till three o'clock
in the morning, the fon of Thefpis, and two others,
went to the Sbakefpeare Tavern, where being
refofed liquor, a quarrel enfued, in which the
waiter got fo roughly handled, that his life is
bid to be in danger. The parties were appre-
hended this morning, and fent to Dover Caine,
to wait the event of the poor fellow's recovery.
The town is in a confternation, and the affair is a
topic of general converfation.
London, England, 1802-01-07

This day was pablithed, price Is.

ODE TO PEACE. To which is added,
The NEGRO'. APPEAL

By JOHN HENRY COLLS.
Primed ibr Jobe Payne, Norwich; and fold by Longman
sad Rase, No. 39, Paternofter-row.
Of whom may be bad, lately publitbecl,
a. Holiday Time, or the School-Boy's Frolic, a Farce, by
F. Latham Efq. Price ts.6d.
a. The pa& of the Day, a Comedy, by Ditto. Price aa.
j. All is a Bak; a Comedy, by Ditto. Price se.
London, England, 1802-01-07

FROM LLOYD'S LIST.

DIAL, JAN. 6.—Sailed the OVERYSSELL man ofi
war for Chatham.—Wind S. S. W. blows hard.
Gleams:in, Jaw. 6.—Paifed by the Selina,
REYNOLDS, from Malta; Friendhip, Davis, frost;
Guernley ; Young Harry, OVERTON ; and Rofs,
BARRAN, from Rotterdam.—Sailed the Leander,
BROWN, for Grenada • Princefs Royal, RITCHIE*
for Africa ; Mary Ann, SHAW, for Gibraltar ;
Benjamin, Russw., for Bourdeaux ; William,
PINREKTON, and Linneuhall, LIWINGTONI for
Belfa

ARRIVED.

Off Liverpool--Irlarn, Rantfay, from Barbadocs.
At Clyde—Fame, Reed, from Trinidad.
At Barbadoes.William, Gradwell, from London ; and Sam
risfadlion, Woodhoufe, from Liverpool
At Plymouth—Antony Mangen, Norman, from Baltimore ;
Ritfon, Whipple, from Virginia; and Eden,liarvey, from Sit..
Nom.
At Demarara—Arethufa, —, front Africa.
At the Balumao—Liberty, Sands, from Liverpool.
At Havre—Juno, Watfon, from Virginia.
At St. Lucars—Fanny, Flouting, from London.
At Boßoo—Swift, Waters ; and Stork, Lincoln, from NOV.
fonndland ; Unity, Eden; Cumberland, Wane; Sarah, Gray;
Benjamin, Lairds; Harnmay, Tinkham; Ten Brothers, Dag,-
get ; EUsa, Atkins; and Fanny, Parker, from Liverpool.
Al Newfoundland—lndußry, Clement, from Pock and
Minerva, Reed, front Liverpool.
At Cork—Nancy, Ingraham, from Ckarielton ; and Friend-
Alp. I.e Cerf, from Cape Breton.
At Dartmouth—Jemima and Fanny, Glad, front Chariefton '
Juno, Norman, from Lilbon; DirFata. Ford; and Marta
a
from Newfoundland.

Yefterday a Court of Dire/tors of the Eaft India
Company was held at the India Houfe, which ad-
' joutned to Wedn'efday next at twelve o'clock.—
The following Commanders took their final leave
of the Court, viz. Captain CHARLES ELTON PaES"
COTT, of the new !hip the ALNWICK Carrtz, con-
ned to Coaft and China, and Captain ANDREW
HANNAY,fig of the new (hip laactpts or HELP, con.
figned to Saint Helena and China.
The following (hips building for the Honourable
Company, are appointed to be launched this year,
viz. one (hip of Soo tons, building by Mr. HastlL.
TON ; one ditto of 800 tons, by Mr. MESTAER ;
one ditto of 1200 tons, by Mr. AGAR, on the bot-
tom of the Queen, Captain CRAIG; one ditto of
r 1200 tons, by Mr. BONHAM ; one ditto, of 1200
tons, by Mr. WILKINSON !' one ditto of tzoo tons,
by Mr. ANDERSON ; two ditto of 1200 tons each,
by Mr. JOHN P. LARKINS, and one ditto of tzoo
tons, by Mr. VVIGRAM.
The TARTAR frigate, with a Beet under convoy
from Portfmouth and Cork, is arrived at Barba-
does.

The John M'Donald, —, arrived at Barba-
does on the 23d of Oetober, having been driven
from her anchora7e at St. Jago, by a gale of wind,
on the loth of September, while difehargins her
cargo, the Captain and molt of his hands being on
Chore, and the mate and cook only being left on
board : after being at fea 17 days without being
able to regain the Cape dc Verds, they bare away
for Barbadocs. • •
London, England, 1802-10-21

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Pt' The following click) pardadars were received on the sth loft.
by his Majefty's alp Seahorfe, lately arrived from Madras.
DRLIII, APRIL iB.—His MAJISTT informed.
MIRZA ARBOR SHAH, that NOWA' ALI& Bibs
DOOR had recovered the villages which formed
the Prince's jageer, from the rebel Raja of TANDA,
and had made requifition for fome of the houfehold
troops to maintain • his authority. He defired,
therefore, that they might be difpatched there
without delay ; and Paid, that it was with much
fatisfaltion he remarked the propriety and attention
with which the Nowzz ALEN and the Englifh
Government received and executed his mat tri-
fling willies.
Maze GHALIS Amu was then ordered to pre-
pare an anfwer to theArzee of the Nuwas,iffurtng
him of the gracioufnefs of the Royal difpofitions
in his favour, and conferring on him the tide of
Nuwab Zufurooddoula, Tukuvooroo-moolk Bu-
hadoor. _ _

EAST INDIES.

Mr. Dmoccou Rated, that HoLues army had
ambled and paled the Burinda, and were now
layin& wage the country on the oppofite bank of,
that flyer. _ .

It was alfo mentioned, that Augur Rem, bro-
ther of his Highnefs the PRISHWA, had arrived at
the Wit of Moogra, and propofed obtaining an
interview with the Holkari.

'EASELS Rao HOLIER, who had advanced to
meet General PERRON, is Rated to have returned,
and rejoined the grand army under JuswunT Rao.
The mon perfca reconciliation and good under.
Randing has now taken place between Raja Ass-
BAJII and the NUWAII ALES BAHADOOI. The
Raja, his MAJESTY obferved, could not have af-
forded a ftronger proof of his good fenfe.
London, England, 1802-12-13

Till DWICH MAIL.

ItATISIOII. Nov. 26.—The Deputation of the
Empire. en the 23d inftant, completed the Dos-
wive' recefror general coachiume in 34 tedious, which
was yefterday prefented to the Imperial Plenipo-
tentiary for satification. The Sub-delegate of
Bohemia gave his vote for the coacksfew in contem-
plation of a fpeedy adjuftment between Auffria
and France, which may be expeded every day.--.
The condlison has been fent off by the Frcnch Lega-
tion to Paris by a Courier.
Immediately after the ratification the:entrains-
(Winn will be laid before the Diet ; but as this At-
fetnbly cannot commence its deliberations on the
fubjed till after the cutiomari interval of At
weeks, the Minifter, Layoasv,,, will, in the mon
time, go to Munich, and 61114 D MATTHISO, to
Stralburg.
The day before yefterday 3so Mentz troops en-
tered this city, and to-day the Count de Baas-atm
took civil polieffion, in the name of the Elector
Arch-Chancellor,
BANKS Of THI MAINE, Nov. new De-
putation, it is raid, will be appointed to confider
of the new. difiribution of the German Empire,
and the Conftitutinn of the Circles, and to pre-
pare a plan to be laid before the Diet.
According to pi ivate accounts from Paris, the
Englith Government has applied to the French for
explanations relative to the deffination of Parma,
on which fubjed Lord Wiirrwoavi has had a
conference.
CONSTANTIIIOIPLI, OCTOIIIII 26.—Some days
ago the Ruffian Ambafilidor here, General TAW a-
nut, delivered to the Porte a Memorial, in which
he Rrongly fupported the recut! made by_ the
Courts of Madrid and Naples, and by the Bata-
Tian Government, in regard to the free navigation
of the Black Sea, and declared, that as the Ruf-
fian Government bad agreed to allow there powers
freedom of commerce in the Ruffian ports in that
he, it TM defirous that this commerce thould be
auv'M rithout any interruption. We do not
I**-ivhat anfwer the Porte has returned,
rat time K reafon to thinkit will be favourable.
Thee Spanills Ambalrador, the Chevalier de
CORRAL, having requefted, In name of his Court,
that the Port would acknowledge the Ping.. of
Etruria, rained for aafwer from the Reis EffeNli,
this reeisseft would be eompliedwith as loon u
torsi, nth!! in theTarldflidielotnecy, &cold be
London, England, 1802-12-13

DECIMBER 11.

To-day, in another caufe, Mr. Geatow put a
fimilar queftion to a witnefs, when his Lordthip
Paid, a He must inform the witnefs he was not
bound to anfwer it."

Mr. PARROW fubmitted, that the rule went ho
farther than that a witnefs was not bound to an-1,
fwer a quetlion which tended to criminate himfelf,
and rub c& him to punifliment.
His Lordthip Paid, No ! The rule was, that he
thould not be allied even to degrade himfelf. He 1
added, that a wjtnefs, although pardoned, amid"
not be alked, Whether he had not committed the
crime of which he was pardoned, although by an.
fwering it he could not put himfelf in danger, for i
he was fhielded by the pardon.
Mr. GARROW and Mr. ERSKINE admitted that
other Judges (Lord ELDON and Mi. Jutlice Law.
execs) had laid down the fame rule, but they fhb-
miffively doubted whether 4bl-aw was fo ?
Lord E. replied, that fitting there, and bound
by his oath to declare the law as he underflood it,
he felt it his duty to fay fuch was the law of Eng-
laud, as he had above dated it. But as Gentle-
men of authority at the bar doubted it, he hoped
they would take occafion to tender him a bill act=
ceptions, in order that if he was in error, the error
might be emceed by a folcmn argument upon
the queilion.
London, England, 1802-07-05

Frew tic LONDON GAZETTt. ydy 3.

WHITEHALL. JULY 2, 1802.
The King has &en pleated to appoint John Smyth, Efq
Mailer and Worker of the Mint.

WHITEHALL, JULY 3.
The King has been pleated to eonttltute and appoint tht
Right Hon. Henry Addington, Carla Sm.. I Pybus, Ely.
George Thynne, Erg. (commonly called Lord George Thynne)
Nathaniel Bond, and John Heley Addiugtte, Ffqrs. to b,
Commlllioners for executing the office of Treafurer of his Ma
Exchequer.
lobe King has alto been pleated to preterit the Rev. Jam-
Honk. clerk, Mailer of Arts, to the Rettory of Epworth, lb,
the Me of Axbohne, in the County and DioeLfe of I.incoln.
volt by the ceffion of the Reverend John Martha% Clerk, the
kft Incumbent.
•
ISLE OF ELY ASSIZES.
Edward Chriftbn, Efq,—Waltaftlay, July 7, at WUbech.

MILITARY PROMOTIONS.
ORDNANCF.OFFICE, JUNE 30, 1802.

Royal Regiment of Artillery.
Milt Lieutenant Henry Crawford to be Captain Lieutenant.
vice T.Tifdall, retired. Dated June rt, iScii
Second Lieutenant Thomas Goblet to be Hrit Lieutenant, Tier

Crawford. Dated as above.
Captain Lieutenant Howard Douglas to be Adjutant, vice A.
Y. Spearman, promoted. Dated June 3,28 oz.

ORDNANCY-OFFICE, JULY 2.
Royal Regiment of Artillery.
Gentleman Cadet William Loring to be Second Lieutenant,
vice H. Bates, promoted. Dated July lc.
Gentleman Cadet Jofepb Darby to be Second lieutenant, vice
3. Rollo, promoted. Dated as above.
Coinnailiions figned by the Deputy Lieutenants,
for the County of Northumberland.
William Burrell, Efq. to be a Deputy Lieutenant. Dated
June I, itaa.
Henry Uirict Reay to be Ditto. Dated as above.
Robert Jobligg, )r (ri. to be Ditto. Dated is above.
London, England, 1802-07-05

MANN V. SNI/FNALL AND ALLIS.

The Court this day pronounced judgment in
this cafe, which bad been argued the day before:
the circumftances of the cafe were as follow:—one
Heath, of whom the plaintiff was the reprefenta-
Live, Chipped fugars from Jamaica, to be configned
to the mercantile.houfe of Allifon and Riley, at
Liverpool; the bills of lading were fent to them,
and they inftrueled the defendants to infure the
fugars to the amount of fool. The wail was loft,
and the amount of the policy was received by the
defendants, who returned it on two grounds ;
that the houfe of Allifon and Ailleftwho employed
►hem to infure, were in their debt,,and therefore
they themfelves had a !an on thl'i policy ; adly,
that the plaintiff was indebted to the houfe of Alli-
fon and Alley, and that therefore that houfe was
entitled to retain the policy, or the money arifing
from it.

Thole different claims perplexed and confuted
the caufe, as the plaintiff infilled that no debt d'l
from Allifon and Miley to their agents, the -'
fendants, could poffibly affect his rights.
LordEsslasoaouon,afterexplainingthe caul
of this confufion, gave the judgment of the Cou
that the defendants, as agents or fervants of
haute of Allifon and Alley, might retain that r
perty in which the bottle of Allifon and Miley
a claim : their pofeffion was the poffeffton of
London, England, 1802-07-05

Di • MBER 4,2533

NEW PANORAMA, HAYMARKET.
Wst door to the Opera Hoek
TIE Public are refpealuley informed, that this
ANORAMA. exhibiting a GRAND VIEW of the
CITY of PARIS and its Erwiromi, now open for public in.
!peskiest. twined from Drawing mule on the North Welt
Tower of the Efetropnlit.ui Ch.trcit of Nutre Dante fence the
Aiming of the Pndinainaries of Peace, by JimKs de 14.1 A
Will continue open front so till Du& Admittance t
N.B. A perfon regularly attends to explain the l'idure.
London, England, 1802-07-05

To the GENTLEMEN, GLEkGY, and FREEHOLDERS
of the COUNTY of DURHAM.
AT the time your late Member, Mr. Butoom,
figaified his intention to withdraw himfcif from the See.
, vice of this County, 1 did myfelf the honour of addrilling you ;
to expects my hopes, that when that Period arrived, which
would call on you to make choke of your Reprefentatives in
Parliament, t might again meet with your Favour and Ap-
, probation.
By the advice of my Friends 1 forbore to enter oo a ge-
neral Canvafa, which might have diiturbed the Tranquility
and interrupted the Bulintsfs of the County. I latter inyfelf
you will approve of the Motives which deterrnined me, and
that no Individual will accufe me of difrdped front having
omitted a Perfoual Application.
The Diffolution of Parliament now calls on me to requefk a
Third 'lime the Favour of your Support and Intereft. My con-
dud during the Two Parliaments in which I have had the
Honour to reprefent yak, is now before you, and you are the
proper judges of it. To your judgment I fubmit with deference
and refped. I Ihall only fay, it bag been regulated by a deep
kale of the Duty I owe to my Conftituents, and a tinter and
fervent wills to promote the particular welfare of this County,
and the general profperity of the Kingdom. Should 1 again be
fo highly honoured as to receive your Approbation, the fame
Principles of Duty, independence, and Integrity, will continu.l
to dired my condos!,
It remains now far me earn lily and refpeethilly to &licit
your Support on the day of No nination and Eketion.
The flattering affurancea 1 have already received have in.
fpired me with the moR fangs ne hopes, that 1 have not for-
feited your good Opinion and Confidenee.—l have the Honour
to remain,Gentlemen,
With heart-felt Gratitude,
Your ever devotal, and very faithful Servant, •
"hag; aft Ilan RALPH MILBANK I,—
London, England, 1802-07-05

DISTRIBUTION OF PRIZE MONEY.

The Hoop KITE% for the capture of the Dutch
Elting doggers Bruyd Van C. Vrow Johanna,
Vriendfchaap, Hoop, Jacob Gertzen, Jonge Ca-
therina, Dankbarheed, and Maria Anna, will be
paid at the Swan, in Arundel-ftrect, Strand, on
Thurfday the 15th infant.
London, England, 1802-07-05

INSTANTANEOUS lal.ltifFlioPai THE
HEAD-ACHE.

'TO the many infiances that have occurred of thh
estraordinary tibcacy in the rf of the molt excruciat-
ing pains in the head, by the applicatroo of Dr. ILAIR'sCE-
PHALIC FLUID, or Anodyne. Efrasee for the Headlock,
the followigg nye remarkable Document k addedfor the fads-
fadtiun Of the Public:
To Mr. Gardner, Apothecary, George-ftreet, Edinburgh.
" Sir—Ycfterday I was kited with a milt violent Head-
Ach, and is otagoaimsate mat unable to4;014 to A. 0.4. I
thought of trying what oiled. Dr. Cephalic said would
have altd, sdlng it according to his diredtions I was r`
linved almoit.initadtandoolly. frank the *kin pain, and in a
few minutes wasp-surely relieved from it. This information I
have fent you, that others labourinedidlei thi fine violent
complaint may haye it in their pisweir appokure relief. -
, " And am, Sir, your otledleatercrvant,
" Sept. 8, 1801: • • "6. CHEYNE, 'F.dinborgh."
Sold, by 'appoiatmett, at C.aeke6's Medicine Warehuufe,
No. sty, Strand, 7th houfe from Takplc-Bar, price so pd.
duty included; aid kid retail at ID rdpct ablrlNtdieine Shops.
°Nerve the fignatnre, J. Cockell, in his hand-writing, without
which none are genuine.

&ED or GREY HAIR.
'TO be feen at Mr. OVERTON's, No. 47, New,
.L Bond-Erect, various frit:beau of Red or Grey Hair
denied to beautiful, permanent, and natural &ado of fines ,
Brown. or. Black, in a few hours. by the ufe of that highly dif-
tingellbcd Preparation tbcTRICOSIAN FLUID. An attention
to this Compaition will prevent Lades, whole Hair is Grey at
an early periods from being compel/eft to adopt, the odious cut.
Rom of wearing Pennines in hot weather ; to fay nothing or
the fatal cobfequences too shed aril* hem the ufc of trate-
, planted hair : this Preparation is alto free from thole pernicious
compounds that deft:ay the Hair they meters t 6 beautify ;
instead of rendering it Yu* and difegrbrablc to the feel and
view, it beftows the mop filky foftnefs, at the fame tins • that it
increafes the growth to a degree of luxuriance that riv.b every
Comp:Adon yet offend for fimilar purports.
In a word, to convince the Public of the above affertions, any
Lady fendfdt a Lock of Hair (port-paid) reeled at 'that end
which is tut Frew the head. gall, is the cohere of three days,
have it returned (free of expenn) changed to any colour ibewu
it the places of fate. Such an unequivocal and liberal offer, the ,
Proprietor traits will convince more than all the panegyric
words can bedew. _ _ .

•, • Ladles am particularly requefted to mention whether
they wills the Ffor Fbue■, Browm or Black.
Sold mheisfale or retail, by appointment, in bottles of One
Guinea each, it Mk. Goldidg's, Perfunlei to her Majefty, No.
CornhiU; and Mr . Overton, No. eY. New Bond-ftreet ;
where feveral beautiful Locks of •arious colours are to lox leen;
likevrife at Mr. Might's, Wades-paftage, Bath.
London, England, 1802-07-05

BARTLEY V. CURZON.

The Court gave their judgment on this code,
which mull be intere(ling to the mercantile world,
as decifive of that doubtful and important point,
whether a legal infurance can be effected on the
expeded profits of d voyage?
The infurance in this cafe had been made for
zoool. on the profits of the (hip Jonah, from Bar.
badoes to Africa, and back again. (hip was
taken at Sierra Leone, by the French.
Mr. Junice LAWRENCE, in giving the judgment
of the Court upon this cafe, entered largely into
the mercantile law of the different nations on the
Continent, as that law now (lands, expounded by
the writings of their ableft lawyers; he !hewed
that in all thofe countries where profits were not
allowed to conflitute an incurable interell, neither
was freight or bottomry ; but the law in this coon•
try was different. No real intereit was excluded
from infurance—the law only forbids wagering pc.
twin. Now the reafonable profits of a voyage in
a trade long eltablifhed was no
.gaming lio.cola-
t ion, but a real interetl, although not fo defined in
its amount, as freight. There was no reafon why
thofe who raked capital on the profits of a voyage
flunild not infure returns of that capital, at well as
thofe who expended it on (hipping. The profits
lon the one adventure was as real an interelt as the
profits on the other, although not fo certain or de.
finite.—Judgment for the plaintiff.
London, England, 1802-07-05

LAW INTELLIGENCL

COURT OF KING'S BENCH, JULY 3.

SIR ROBERT SUCKLES:I'H O. MRS. DAVENPORT.

This was a motion to make a Rule abfolute that
had been obtained by the Plaintiff, to fet afide a
warrant of Attorney (which fecured an annuity
to the defendant) on account of a flaw in the me-
morial.

Mr. Gaaaow in (hewing caofe againft it, ob-
ferved, that it was an attempt to avoid the pay-
ment of the arrears of an annuity (which annuity
the Plaintiff knew had been granted for a full con-
fideration) upon what lie fuppofed a technical flaw.
The circumltances of this annuity and warrant of
attorney were as follows :—lt had been granted in
the year 1783 for a fum of tBool. by Sir Charles
Farnaby Radcliffe, to a Mr. Sampfon, for the life
of Lady Radcliffe, now dead. It was an annuity
of 3001. fecured on certain Government Deben-
tures. The annuity was fold by Mr. Sampfon, who
is now dead, and at length came into the hands
of the Defendant, as reprefentative of her hufband;
the reverfion of the Government flock, on which
it was charged was bought by the Plaintiff, whn
now, after all the original parties to this annuity
are dead, and the witneffes alto, feeks to fet it afide
on a flaw which he thinks he has difcovered.—
The grand objetion that he makes to the memo-
rial is this, that it does not faithfully defcribc the
number of witneffes to the four inftruments re-
quired by the Annuity At I inafmuch as it men-
tions the names of four witneffes as having figned
them, when, by the anfwer of the defendant to a
bill of difcovery, filed'againft her in Chancery, it
appears that all the four witneffes did not fign all
thofe inftruments. Mr. Garrow hoped that after
fuch a lapfe of time, and when all the original
parties, and the witneffes who could have explained
the tranfation, were in their graves, the Court
would rather prefume that every thing was regu-
larly and properly done.' Lady Radcliffe, as well
as all the original parties, were now dead, and
the objesft of the prefent application, and of the
proceedings in Chancery, was merely to avoid pay-
ing the arrears due on the Paid annuity.
Mr. EAST, on the fame fide, reminded the
Court of the very ungracious nature of this ap-
lication ; Sir Robert Mackreath purchafed this
Government flock on the ground and terms of its
being chargeable with a legal and valid annuity ;
but the moment he buys it, he begins to hunt for
Come technical flaw in the deed of annuity.
. . . .
ass
London, England, 1802-07-05

BANKRUPTS IN IRELAND.

John Bacon, late of the Thretaridges, or Bleachfidd, county
of Kilkenny, corn-fador—ond 7 bonus Davis, of Whit,
. merchant, to liirranderthe gth and 9th July, and 7th Augult.
Junes Thompfoo, of Dublin, (advance, to (mender the lath
and 23th halm, and tad Align&

SEQUESTRATIONS, &e. IN SCOTLAND.
David Wright, Merchant in Dunder.,—Crediton to meet In
Morren's Inn there, sth July, twelve o'clock noon, to name
an interim factor ; fame place and hoar, ad Auguft, to de&
a truftee.
James linden, Merchant in Edlebergb...Credlton to meet In
Tontine Tavern, Glafgovr, 6th July,at twelve o'clock nose,
to name an intL rim tattler; fame place and hour, %slimly.
to elett a truftee.

HIGH WATP* AT LONDON 2111136 t It-MORROW!:
Morning . 40 cOlnutes after 5
Afteroooo S 8 minute& Air

TO BE SOLD BY AUOTMN,

At the City of London lon, Dover, on Monday, the 19th s
July, 18os, at Eleven u'Clock,
"THE FOLLOWING GOODS,
being part of the Cargo of the Hoy juffrow Mark‘.
%breeder, E. W. Grocn.vnld maßer, front Rouen, enddentned:
14 prize to his Majeity's hired armed cutter CanyerduWk.
:icury Wildey, Efq. Cominander.—About
167c0 Bottles Champaign Wine
5 Hogtheads French Red Wine •
4 Ditto, ditto White ditto
a Calk Olive Oil
a jar and 5 Bottles Oil of Lavender
I Ditto, Orange Flower Water
56 Gallons Lavender, Jeffamine, aid hthlir
Waters, in Bottles
193 Boxes preferred Fruit
as Boxes Artificial Flowers
I t Ornamented French Table Clocks
• 368 Pounds Pomatum In Pots, lee.
936 Pounds Hail Powder
224 Dozen Hair Sieve Bottoms
154 Botes Rouge and Face Pant
2345 Pieces Paper Hangings
1240 iron Pots
32 DOWD Fans
. en Ells Black Lace
13 Pieces French Sheeting
13 Napkins and one Table Cloth
3 PicemCotton Swandown
act Pieces Woollen Cloth, and Sundry Ankles of
Turnery, Perfumery, &a.
And immediately afterwmeht the tollowiagOoadai Portia
the Cargo of the Henrietta Louifa, condemned era the above
Cutter :
so 6 Dozen Watch Glaires
7 Gallons Scented Water
al Pout Walls Balls ;
3 Pounds Marelhall Polvdcr,and ober fmallAstielies.
Aifo, 584 Pounds Sago
to Pounds Mercurius Duleis
3 Pounds Oil of Lavender
Part of the Cargo of the Graff van Sebwain. •
The whole may be viewed Three Dao previous to Mei,
by applying to Mears. Fedor and Mimi Dover, at *barb
*Catalogues may be then bad; alto of Thomas 4/Isude. ,r 444.
Dosining-ftrset, Weflmilafter. • '

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London, England, 1802-07-05

To the GENTLEMEN, CLERGY, and FREEHOLDERS
of the. COUNTY of SOUTHAMPTON.
HIS MAJESTY haring this day difrolved the
Par:lament, we beg leave-again to offer our fervices, and
to entreat the favour of your fupport and inteteit at the =ruing
General Eiedion.
While we take the earlieft opportunity of &licking the Ho-
noor of being continued your Rrprefentatives for the County,
we are highly (cabbie of the obligation already conferred. in
the confidence you have, for two fueeelfive Parliaments, re-
pofed in us. The gratitude we fed at oing repeatedly pieced
in fo diftlngulibed and honourable a iftuauon, cannot fail to
Strengthen our !toady atetchmait to the general litterefta and
Welfare of this County, which we than always moft attentive-
ly watch over, and endeavour to maintain.
We have the honour to be, with the molt profound rdped,
Gentlemen, your molt obedient,
And much obliged Stumble Servants,
Landon WILLIAM HEATHCOTE.
juneast, sioa. WILLIAM CHUTE.