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London, England, 1802-06-14

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Thuriday July 8 Friday July 9.
We find that on this evening will be peformed
at the Royal Circus, for the irtt time tilde feven
years, that favorite production named the Spring
Meeting, in which will be introduced the much ad-
mired Poney Races, which have proved fo highly
attractive, and afforded fuck delight to .every
fpectator—alfo, for the firft and only time, Mifs
Saumnsas,fillerto thocelebratedMafterSauancas,
will make her appearance on horfeback. Thefe
attractions, witlrthat very impreffive piecethe Fatal
Frail-lion or MicksOt Ada andithe Enchanted
Harp, cannot La to draw a molt crowded audi-
ence at an early hour.
London, England, 1802-06-14

WHEN YrGledional Men of education and re•
fponfibillty deviate from the general fyftem by the ft
cdion of a peculiar Branch, the fandtion of long continues
ucce4 is the belt criterion of superiority.
Eight years hays devoted my pradtice to the exclufive treat-
ment of THREE DISORDERS, and the fuccefsful rciult
my plan gives me additional ardour to oppofe as far u I am
able the ravages of that complaints which arc the molt import
ant in the catalogue of human infirmities.
After initiation Into every branch as an Army Surgeon, '
formed awt at an early period of Pradtice to refcuc lndlvidu
ales from the ignorance of uneducated Men, or the equally dam
gerous precipitancy of general Prr.flitloneta.
the THREE DISORDERS, to the cure of which I have dt
voted my attention, comprize every fpecks of VENEREAL
INFECTION, whether of a recent or tong duratior.
AU kinds of DEBILrFY, whether airing from the habits o'
Schoolboys, or the Indulgence of mature age, and laftly that de
rangement of the fyitem In Women which is caikd BARREN-
NESS or STERILITY.

Numerous difeeks me the rdult of ignorance or hafte fn ta.‘
treatment of a fimpk Ooneerbea.and It not mutt-questa), hap.
pens that the feeds of Life are poifoned by the indiferetion of as
unguarded hour. By a fuperior method fueb complaints an
ably cured, and crest where other 4 have failed, I trait that I
may prdume to offer a radical re-ellahlillauent
Few,however, are the odes or complicated diftrds In the
diforder compared with the calamitous lituations of Men,wihc
from indulgence We SOLITARY VICE, or the prevalent Gale
ties of a tafhionable Life, acquire that Rate of Debility wind
I. the unavoidable coofequence of fueb pernicious habits.

Where the unhappy ftifferer broods I;M' his safety, but car,
fury womb his misfortune, it may be fame co:violation for
him to know, that although it be an obJed of doubt or uncer-
=hey with other Praditioners, the removal of there DEFT
CIENCIES by the gradual progrefs of Renovation is the acquire-
ment of my experience. If the rites of Sacebuvor Venus have
begun to reduce manly vigour, much anxiety will be vreventrd
by an early counterattion of this languid Rare, and in thP:e
cafes no great dilliruities will occur.
But where this De.ficieney has for years exifted, a pmner Per-
feverance is indifpenlibly requifite to revive the Ournbring Marks
of Life, and to re-ar imate the Conftitution.
MARRIED WOMEN. who have long been dirappolnree
in their expeelations of a Family, may he allured, that in mall
inftances fuck defeas are curable by fvladical SUM
. . . .

The SECRECY which is to effeulial to my undertaking, and
the libalitication which I have returned to Rate, torm the
Bafus of my Pretentious, and in coincidence with fu-.h this inti-
mation is given, that Mr B--may be confulted reform:ly
(or by teacup inelofing a fmail note) at his bode, N 0.29, Arun-
ikd-iireet, Strand, mar Templiseßar.

There—is an additional aitrancie in Water-Brat adjoining
and the name iron both the doors.
M.B. Mcabcr of tin Royal College of Surgeon,.
London, England, 1802-06-14

CAVERSHAM HILL, NEAR READING.
VI BE SOLD BY AUCTION, by CHARLES UNWELL,
CiJ Saturday, the stab of June. sacs. at 'l'wo o'clock in the
Afternoon, at the Uric: Ship Inn, Reading, by Particular
sad Canditions of Sale to he then produced,
A FREEHOLD ESTATE, with immediate
prawn t comprifing a rma:hable neat DWELLING
HOUNE, in prrfett order, a capital Garden walled round and
planted with choice fruit trees in full bearing.
1 he premifes arc truly defirable at a refidence for a final!
genteel Family, and are fituatc upon that delightful eminence
and well known beahby fpot tailed Caverbana4llll, one mile
and a half from Reading, commanding a charming view of the
River Tiall.C4, aid beautiful adjacent country.
FuMes Particular, may be had, and the Premires viewed
any time previcus to the Sale, by applying to the Awakener,
Reading, •

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London, England, 1802-04-19

IUMBL•R 4189 3

—— - -
THEATRE ROYA.I4 DNURY.LANE.
'TO MORROW EVENING, APRIL 30, 1802,
thcir Makities Servants will a•. a Tragedy, called
PIZ A R RO.
Pizarro, Mr. BARRYMORE;
Rolla, Mr. XEMBLE ;
Elvin, Mrs. SIDIVNS.
To which will be added the Farce of
THE SPOIL'D CHILD.
This Evening—The Orphan • with Harlequin Amulet.
On Wednefday, The Winter's Tak.
And on Thurfday will be produced a New Comedy, in live
Aas, (never performed,) called Failtionable Friends.

THEATRE ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN.
TOMORROW EVENING, APRIL 20,1802,
will be prdented the new Conde Opera of
THE CABINET.

The Principal Characters by
bdeffra BRAN Mc,
MUNDEN. FAWCETT', EMERY,
BLANCHARD, SIMMONS, RING,
Awl HILL.

Mrs. MATTOCKS, Mrs.AiklNS, Mrs. H. JOHNSTON,
And Signora STOR ACE.
To which win be added the New Grand &Ma of
BRAZEN MASK.
This Evening—King Richard the Third ; with Bram Mak.
On Wedneiday. the Maw,' the Warld.
Or. Thin 11.6 y, C.Ablast.
The New Grand Ballet entraien Malt ME be repeefented
every evening in the week.
London, England, 1802-04-19

This day was publiihed, price is.
THE Seventeenth Report of the Srieiety for
-1- bettering the Condition of the Poor, containing accounts,
No. 91. Of the Supply of Elakets to the Poor of KendaL
No. 92. Of the initiation to prevent the Progras of Con-
tagious Fever in the Metropolis. •
No. 93. Of the Londou School for the Indlge--..4 Blind.
No. 94. Of Caere Charities A Kendal.
No is. Of the Meafures taken for fupplying the Metropolis
with Corned Herrings and other cheap Fah.
APPtXDIX.
• 7. Brentford Society for Bread and Flour.
.oe. Phyirians Certificate as to lokedous Fever.
4,4. Dr. 11.iyzarth's Regulations for checking bah:Mons Fever.
2^. American AR for Free Schools.
'rinted fur the Society. by W. Barna. and Ca Cleveland-
row, st. James's ; and fold by J. Hatchard, No. 190, op to
York-hot:ie. Piccae.i:ly ; Becket, Pall-mall; Robfon,
beet ; Payne, Mrorkate; Ft sington, St. Pears Church-yard;
Egerton, Whitehall; Cade!! and Davies, Strand; aid Verner
and Hood, Poultry : alfo by Todd, York ; Hazard, Bah;
liken Lead and Sour, Neweatile; Bmwne, Hull; Eaton, &E-
-tat, ; Trams, Exeter; C sake, hlanchater ; Hongh, Glee-
vder and Isec,at Lewes.
Where may be had,
Information for °Takers, price 6d.
et. irge to °rafters, is a dffen-
inionuation for Cottsgess. price 6d.
The Cottager Garden 'Calendar; Dr. Haygatth's Rules to
prevent InialioaA Fever; the Twelve Golden Rules; and the
-ceipts for di-ening Rice, may be had gratis by any of the
flatters.
Attu a cheap I:dirion, id ismo. of the Second Volunie of the
Ilt•Tma, price ta. and of dm Firfi Part of the Third Volume,
is. A sksy 4.4kosidthe Fiat Yulunic is in the Prta.
London, England, 1802-04-19

HOLL4ND.

HAGUE, APRIL 5.-All our journals are filled
with verfes in praife of our negociator at Amiens,
Citizen SCHIPIMPLPIIIIIIINE, to whom the Govern-
ment has officially notified its fatisfaaion, on ac-
count of *the ability with which he concluded the
negotiationswhich interefted the Batavian Republic.
APRIL 6.—Yefterday Secretary EMI LiAtltT, who
was fent from Amiens by our Ambafador, Sc HIM.
MELPENNICK, with the Definitive Treaty, fet out
for Paris with the Ratification of that Treaty.—
The excliAnge of the refpeaive ratifications is ex-
pelted to take place at Paris before the aoth
It is fill believed here, that though there fhonld
be no fecret articles in the Definitive Treaty at
Amiens, there yet cull particular Conventions
which have relation to Switzerland and Italy.—
We are Allred that a Treaty of Commerce be-
tween England and France is negociating by Mr.
Jecitsos, and that this Treaty is far advanced.—
There is alfo a particular negotiation carrying on
between our Ambaffador and Lord CORIIiPALLISy
for an indemnification for the Dutch (hips feized
and detained in the Englifh ports on the entrance
of the French into Holland.

AMSTERDAM' APRIL o.—We are informed by
letters from Middieburgh, that the French troops
are preparing to evacuate the Wands of Zealand.
There will remain at Flullting only the adminiflra•
tions of the marine, and fome detachments of in-
fantry.
London, England, 1802-04-19

A COPIOUS HISTORY OF THE UNION.
This day was publifhed,
Price Ten Shillings and Sixpence, in boards,
(DaSeated to the Marquis of La soown a.)
THE HISTORY of the UNION of GREAT-
BRITAIN and IRELAND; with an Introdudtosy Sur-
vey of Hibernian Affairs from the earlieft Times.
By CHARLES COO TE, Li.. D.
Sold by G. ftearfley, No. 46, Ficetdireet ; of whom may be
had the HISTORY of ENGLAND, the LIFE of CAESAR,
and other Publications of the fame Author.
•„• It is prefumed, that a Work of thioiltiod will be highly
interelting to every daft of Readers, as it treats of one of t...:
molt memorable tranfadions of an eventful period, and con-
tains a narrative of every important cireumftance connected
with what his Majc*y has ftylcd the happicit Event of his
Reign.

FOR SALE BY PUBLIC AUCTION,
At the London Tavern, Foxhole-ftseet, Plymouth; after the
Sale of the Hnekimfnibi.
—_ _

THE FOLLOWING GOODS in SUNDRY
FOR IMPORTATION:
6 Cafes Cartoon Peer
Cheits Copps Bafons
4 Cats Linked Oil

12 Bands Knives
Part of the Cargo of the Pruilian brig Morgan Stern ; con-
demned as rise to his Majesty's Mips Didator and others.
For Viewing, Catalogues, Irk. apply to Mr. John Hawker,
merchant, Plymouth.

FOR SALE BY PUBLIC AUCTION,
At the Lambs Tavern, Fothole-ftreet, Plymouth, after the
Goods of Morgan Stern,
THE FOLLOWING GOODS: viz.
7011 MORTATION,
4 Hhds. French Wine
5 Sip Cayenne Pepper Pods
Part of the Cato° of the Danith brig Nordftiensen ; am-
donned u Prize to Ms Majefty's 04 Regulus and others.
For Samples, Catalogues, and further Information, apply to
Mr. John Hawker, merchant, Plymouth.
FOR SALE BY PUBLIC AUCTION,
At the London Tavern, Fothok•ftreet, Plymouth, after the
Wine, die. tithe Noniftlernen,
THE, FOLLOWING GOODS: viz.
/OIL IMPORTATION,
About go Hbds. French Red Wine.
Part of the Cargo of the Vrow Hallegonde ; condemned as
to his Majeity's hired armed cutter Swan, Licutenint
Stanley, Cousasatier.
Far Cambium, /he. apply to Mr. John Hawker,
merchant,
London, England, 1802-04-19

STOURPORT BRIDGE.

• jk Meeting of the Traces of the faid Bridge
▪ will be held at Stourport Inn, in the County of Wor-
e:eller, on Tuefday, the 4th day of May nest, for the p
of rrctbing Propofals and Ettimates for wetting anuV
Bridge, with one Arch, acrofs the River Severn, at Stourport
afardaki, upon the new Stone Abutments now forming there,
and any perfun willing to perform the fame may fend in Pro.
rfah to Mr. Colley, at Kiddermbilter, previous to the (aid
Mooing. By Order of the Truftees„
April 83, dos. RICHARD COLLEY, Clerk.

To A. W. SOMETHING ADVANTAGEOI

'THE PERSON who put a letter dated the 23d
December lA, and fired A. W. into tlincwovenny Pott.
°Mee, In Swan-ftreet, may hear of fomethine advantageous, by
addraing a letter in the Lime manner with dietetical' wbcre
to fend ma anfwer.

WAR IN EGYPT.
THE Exhibition of the Large HISTORICAL
PICTURE, painted by SattuaL Jamas ARNOLD, repte-
tenting, on a mutt extenfive kale, the mountable Rattle Watt
Alriani.cia, on the salt of March, zSor, in whlci the gaunt
Si: Ralph Abercromby loft bit life, continues open at the Groat
Room. Spring Gardens. every day from ten till daft—Admit-
*meet. —.Sketches reference are delivered to Ladies and
Gcntlentro 4onouri:i the Itithihition with their prufegce, and
a pi rfou :nett& to explain the Pidure.
London, England, 1802-04-19

GATCOMB HOU!

ISLE OF WIGHT.

TO BE LET, and entered upon the irk of June
rat, or fooner, if required, elegantly furnithed, with
Stabling for Twelve Hodes, double Coach.houfe. Horner'.
emote, garden, Shrubbery. Ponds, and Thirteen Acres of ex-
cellent Meadow Land. The Houfc itabds in a dry, healthy,
and beautiful fituation, about three miles from Newport in the
10e cf WiElit : it is extremely well wooded, and command. a
fine and pidurefque view of the furrounding Country. :the
Tenant may have the Deputation of the Manor,and be aecom-
sandaled with eleven Acres more of Meadow Land.

For lartlicr particular, apply to Meffrs. Clark:.s and Sewell,
at Newrort ; or Mces. Sand) a and Horton, Crane-court.
Fiat-ltruct.

This day was publled,
In Royal Odavo, price tps. In hoards,
• Volume I. of
ATRit ATISE on the LAW of BAN K-
ittrPTcY in SCOTLAND.
By GEORGE JOSEPH BELL, Efq. Advocate,
Printed for Manners and Miller, and A. Conftablc, Edin-
burgh; and Longman and Rees, Paternofter.row.

This day was publiihcd.
A LETTER to ABRAHAM GOLDSMID,
Efq. containing Strietores on Mr. Josma Van than's
Laren on the {mkt* hate of the JEWISH POOR. Pointing
out the impradicability ameliorating their Condition. through
the medium of Taxation and Coercion. With% Kan for craft-
ing a Jew* College, or Seminary. &c.
By PHILO JUDJEIS.
Hat fcripfi non cud abundantli, Cal antoris errs te.

TULL.IPIST,
London : Printtd and fold by Blacks and Parry, No. 7,

FOR SALE BY PUBLIC AUCTION,
At the Londett Tavern, Fozhok-flreet, Plymouth, immediate-
iy After the Sale of the Wine and Soap,
THE FOLLOWING GOODS, viz:
TOR EXPORTATION:
About 80 lilnamds French Red Wine.
59 Cafe. Payed Sugar.
40 Ditto Unclayed diet..
'3 Call Guadeloupe Coffee.
• 4 Bags
7 Carta Sitt.ar.

rut ■ort CON3CNIPTION.

A hanakase modern-built Chariot, 'a Curide or Gig, with
Cordele and Gig Harnefs Compleat, and fundry other Arti-
cles, the property of a Gentkmass going Abroad.
Alfo, the Daol brig HocuJiasserraz' bunt= about too
Tons,She is all exceeding handy little Verrel for any Trade;
is well found in Stores, sad hal lately had a thorough repair;
may be fait to fa immodlutely. For furthcr information,
Catalogues, Inventories, kr. apply to Mr. John Hawker, Mer-
chant, Plymouth.
London, England, 1802-04-19

CORK MERCANTILE CHRONICLE.

APAPER on a moll enlarged and improved
Plan, will commence Publication at Cork, on the 264
April init.utt, and continue to be publitheti, on Mondays,
Wednefdays, and Fridays. A very liberal and powerful Corn-
mercia/ Patronage has favoured its eftablifttment t it will be
authentic in its Intelligence, and peculiarly interelting to Per-
im, refitting in Great Britain, lobo would he informed of the
of Ireland. Thole who refide in the Commercial Towns
of Er...and and Scotland may, by advertifing in this Newfpaper,
enlarge their markets, and inerrafc their dealing very enm-
ity*, as the Lift of Subfcribers is already very numerous, and
contains Names of the blgbeit mercantile confideration.
The Agent for this Paper in Great Britain is Mr. TAYLER,
Warwick-Iquart, London,

. This day were publilltcd, price 31. feared, -
JUVE NI,LE PO E MS.
By SAMUEL JOHN NASH, LL. B.
AddrrEd to the Gentlemen of the Army aid Nagy.
Sold by R. S. Kirby, Patanotter-row ; and alk other Book-
farm

'this day was publiflied, price as. 64.
UOEMS ON VARIOUS SUBJECTS.
By THOMAS DERMODY.
Printed for J. Hatchard, (Booldeller to her Majesty,) Nu.
190, Piccadilly.
Of whom may be had, price 35.64.
The VALLZT of LLANIIIMS, and other Pieces in Vale, by
JOHN FlSlltlt, A. B.

MOND‘AT, APRIL 19, INC 2 .„

FOR SALE BY PUBLIC AUCTION.
At the Loation Tavern, Forbeholtreet, Plymouth, on Mon-
day the gd Day of May nest, at Ten o'Uock in the Foreman,
FOLLOWING GO 0 D S,.viz :
105 EXPORTATION:
About ZOO qtlarter Butts rich old Malaga Wine of fuperior
go Cafes 2 fbality.
MO Botta 5 Caftile Soap.
A Quantity of Cork, loeft.
Being the remainder of the Cargo of the Suedillt brig Marla
Elizabeth, detained °alter vdyage from Malaga to Morlaig
and lime randenuted asprize toils Majelty's Gips Suffifinte,
Garland, and hited:*armed cutter Alligator. For Samples,
Catalogues, Re. gp to Junes Sykes, Efq. Arundell-Rreet,
Strand; or to Jitta H&wker, Merchant, Plymouth.
London, England, 1802-04-19

ARMY.
rro be SOLD, TWO ENSIGNCIES iii Old
Regiimmts. not liable to Redation by the Peace ; the
one In the ig•ditcrranean fee 000 L and the other on the ps&ac
to Jamaica ior 330 GUilleal.
Applicalon to be made to Mr. Joluiftoo, Craves4treet,
London.

N. B. The Corp in the Mediterranean will probably be at
Home (Dun as the Place where it is Rationed is to be given up
by the Treaty of Puce.

240TICE to the CREDITORS and DEBTORS of the late
• , GEO. HEMINa, Elq.
ALL Perfons who have any Claim or Demand
00 the Eitate or Effetts of Geo. tinning, late of Wed-
dington, in the County of Warwick, Efq. &cafe& whether
upon Mortgage, Dond, Nute, or ocherwile, are rerpedively de..
bred forthwith to tranfinit the particulars thereof to Mr. Geo.
Crtenway, of Nuneaton, in the County of Warwick, Attorney
at Law : and ail Pedals who flood indebted unto the laid Geo.
Nesting, at the time of his deceafe, an cleared forthwith to
pay their relpedive Debta unto the laid George Oreenway,
who is duly authorifed to receive the fame.
London, England, 1802-04-19

'KM SALE BY PUBLIC AUCTION,
At the London Tavern, Pothole-Suet, Plymouth, after the
Sale of Wine, per Vrow Henegonde,
THE FOLLOWING GOODS: viz.
FOR RIFOILTATION,
IO Calks Powder Blue

Balcof Paper
Part of the Cargo of the Pruglan Koff Zum Galion Enfwych;
condemned as pHse to his Majelty's hired armed cutter Coat-
twice, Lieutenant John Wki, Commander.
For Catalogues and further Information apply to Mr. John
Hawker, merchant, Plymouth.

FOR SALEBY PUBLIC AUCTION,
At the London Tavern, Fozhoicatreet, Ilymouth, aitcr the
Sale of Goods, pa Zuni GahmEnfwyck.
THE FOLLOWING GOODS: viz.
FOR IMPORTATION OR NORM CONSUMPTION.
About irieo Dutch Bricks or Winker,.
Tuft.
z Cab ditto Tetras.
sa ditto Slacked Lime.
Part of the Cargo of the American brig Atm, eondcomed u
prize to Ids MaJcity's Ihip Spisdre, Robt. Keen, Efq. Com-
mander. For Catalogues, dte. apply. to Mr. John Hawker,
Merchant, Plymouth.

FOR SALE BY PUBLIC AUCTION,
At the London Tavern, Fothole-ftroet, Plymouth, after the

Sale of the Bricks, Ste.
THE Good Swedith GaThafa ASSISTENTIE;
Burthen about z Tons.--She is a remarkable !trout
and good Veltel, well found in Stores, and calculated for gene-
ral perpofes.
For Inventories, Sce. apply to Mr. John Hawker, Merchant,
Plymouth.
London, England, 1802-04-21

H R r.

VALUABLE FREEHOLDS, iu the Town of PORTSEA,
and its F-iivirons—TO BE SOLD,
vALUABLE FREEHOLD PROPERTY,
eligibly (kwid, on the South Side of QUEENS I'R F.ET,
in the Town of PORTSEA; valuable Free.bold Groand, ad-
joining the Loudon Road, at New Town, Mile End, mar
Portfmoutli, and various Plats of Meadow and Arable Laud,
lituated in the Cumition Fields adjacent thereto; whicb will he
fold to the bolt bidders, in :9 Lots, before Alai. MuYSET,
Tsfq. Deputy to His MAjetty's Rensembraucer of the Court of
Exchequer, on Thurfday, the tad Day of April, 'tot, begin-
ning at Three o'clock in the Afternoon, at the Crown Inn, in
the Town of Ponfmouth, by virtue of a Decree of the Court of
ExchequLr.—Parsiculars may be bid (gratis) at the Exchequer
Office, in Cie Inner Temple; of Marrs. Batters and Martin, So.
I licitors, Furnlval's Inn ; and of Mr. Simmons, Suttieyor, Cole-
man-Orr-et. London, (where Flar s may be leen); of Mr. Exit-
man, Portfes, (where Plans alfo may be fan) ;and at the Placa
of Sale; !Ikea/Ile at the Dolphin, Gafport ; Swan, Chicbdteil
Bar Inn, Havant ; and George, South3inpton.
London, England, 1802-04-21

SPOAVNG INTELLIGENCE. .

A TIMI MATCN.—Yefterdv morning at five
o'clock Mr. SHAW fct off from Barton to London,'
to decide a wa'er he had male of woo guineas,
that he would ride on horfeback the above di fiance,
which is 171 miles, in twelve fucceffive hours.
As many confiderahle bets were depending,
crowds of people lined the road along which he
had to pats to fee the arduous undertaking. Mr.
SHAW arrived at Shoreditch Church at half pal'
three o'clock in the afternoon, being an hour and
a half within the time, and having had in the
comic of the journey fifteen changes of horfes.—
Finding himfelf much fatigued on his arrival, he
took Come refrefhment at the Vine, in Bifhopfgate•
flreet, and fhortly after retired to refl.

DUBLIN, APRIL 17.
Yefterday a very interefting race was run in the
Phoenix Park, by Mr. Heaves chefnut bode and
Mr. &Trusses grey mare, both rode by the
owners, three rounds of the Fifteen Acres. The
odds before ftarting were five to four on Mr. BAT•
TERM'S mare ; at the pot five to four on the
horfe. The bets were numerous, and to a large
amount.—After a very (porting and well rode
race, Mr. HENRY'S horfe came in fiat.

WMARKET CRAVEN MEETING.
TUESDAY. APRIL 20, 1802.

The Firft Clafs of the Oatland Stakes of sop.
each, h, ft. to run from the D. I.
Mr. Lord's Lignum Vita, 4 yr. old, Sit 41b.
Mr. Wbaley's Wilkes, 3 yr. old, 6it.
D. of Grafton's Penelope, 3 yr. old, yit. a alb. - 3
Mr. Howarth's Ct ippeoham, 5 yr. old, Sit 41b.
Mr. Delme's Sarpcite, 4 yr. old, lift alb.
Mr. Ladbroke's Mrrianne, 3 yr. old, 711.
Mr. Hensing's brother to Sir Sidney, 3 yr. oki, 611. t alb.
Mr. Loekley's Attainment, 3 yr. old, 6ft. Mb.
Mr Durand's Jack Chance, 3 yr. old, 6ft. 61b.
Mr. Elow's gr. e. by Potlos, out of Brighton Belie, 3 yr.
old, 6ft. 61b. - - pd
LA Graham's Squire Teazle, 3 yr. old, 7ft. 31b. pd
Sir H. T. Vane's Rolla, 4 yr. old, Mt roll. - pd
The judge could place only three-
Four to i agit. Lignum Vitz ; 3 to I agft. Pe-
nelope; 6 tot agft. Surprife ; 4 to t agft. Mari-
anne.
Sweepftakes of wogs. each, for colts and fillies
then riling three yrs. old, colts carrying Bft.
41b. fillies Bft. R. M..
D. of Grafton b. e. by Pocks, out of filter to Seagull a
Sir C. Banbury's b. t Julia, by Wltlikey, out of Glantefs
Sir F Standiges brother to Spread Eagle 3
Grehesor's ch. f. by John BuU, out of Maid of an Work pd
Five to a agft. D. of Grafton's b. c.--t itoB on
Brother to Spread Eagle.
Sweepftakes of wogs. each, h. ft. Bft. 31b.
Acrofs the Flat.
Mr. Sitwell's be. e. Pippeline, by Sir Peter, out of Rally a
I Sir H. Willismfon's e. by Sir Peter, bought of Sir H. Hogh-

ton - - . - a
Mr. Dawfon's c. by Coriander, out of imperatriz Pa
Six to 4 on Pippeline.
Mr. Payne's f. by Buzzard, out of Yarico, Bft.
beat Mr. Dawfon's December, Bft. 341 b. Two-
yr. old Courfe, toogs. It. ft.-6 to 4on Buzzard.
London, England, 1802-04-21

NAUTICAL INTELLIGENCE.

MAILS THIS DAL—WIND N. E .
DV&
• Dublin,
I Llama,
o Waterford,
o French,

PLYMOUTH, APRIL :9.
Came in the SurmaArs, of 14 guns, Captain
NISIIAN, from a cruize.—Sailed the Lervrtwc;of
28 guns, Capt. ROTN2tHIII4 with difcharged fea-
men for Greenock, and other parts of Scotland.—
Came in the Mary Ann, BLata, from Riga, bound
to Lilbon, laden with hemp. All the French Pri-
foners who were confined at this port have failed
for different ports of France, to the number of
3100 : the La of them left this port this afternoon
with a fair wind.—Came in from a cruife the Ra-
VOLUTIOVAIIt of 44 guns, Capt. blua RAT ; and
the Sr. F 101211209 Or4o guns, Capt. PArsasou.
—Sailed the SUMIANTI, of 14 guns, with dif-
charged failors.
London, England, 1802-04-21

DISTRIBUTION OF PRIZE MONEY.

To the Mercury, f.,r the capture of Vic Spa..taith (Sip cl San
Joce, a diflributioa will he made .on board the M.:rcu: I, on
her arrival in port.
To the Argo, for the recapture of the Jane packet, and the
capture of Mark Imuile, a thitribujou will be made at Wool-
wich, previous to her being paid LE
To the fame !hip, for the capture of the Virgin de los De-
lores, a dlitnbution will be made at rye fame plice.
To the fame (hip, fur thc capture of tit, Sautes TerCri
frigate, a diltribution will be made at the fame place.

FROM I.LOYD's i IST.

DrAL, Aram ao.--Yefterday Admiral Lu•rwrnce fins&
his Sag on board the St. Alban. roan of war, which is faiisai
for the ::ore to be paid off.—Wind
GRAVESRND, APRIL 2o.—Paffed by the Arran,—, from
Bengal; Julius, AUTHORN, from St. Kirt's ; Jacob.
from Malaga; Hamilton, HARIIhON, from Medina; Gr ff
Von Bernitoff,—, from Smyrna; Itty, lox Es, from Z-int ;
Hope and Anchor, from Norway; awl Morning,
from 011end...—Sailed the Piimrofe, Beat, for Hatr.baroh
Choice, Cr.wax, for St. Kitts; la Reins Lnuifa de Pi ula,
WYMOSt, for Madeira; Jenny, —, tor Guerofey; Vrow
Margccaa, —, for Rouen; Jalhow Feima, J.tmsi-N, for
St. Vallery ; and Vrow Gertfe, Hooa, fbr Amitcniam.

ARRIVED.
At Dover—Ambrofe, Harvey, from Cadiz ; Margaret. Grif-
fith. from St. Michael's; Pully, Eldred, from Liihon ; &Ltd
Thomas, Martcr, from Trinidad.
At Southwriiill--Tbantes, Linden, from Hamhurgb.
At Clyde—Peggy. Boag, from Virginia; Fame, Forma,
from Lifboo ; and Hero, Fleck, from St. Kitt's.
At Dublin—Flora, Hughes, from Antigua; and Fame, Pratt,
from Bolton.
At Newry—Martin, Clark, from N-w York.
In the Creek..—Durothy, Willis, from the coaft of Spain ; and
Elizabeth, Saline, from Gibraltar.
At Bremen—Kent, Card, from London.
In the Deems—Julius, Authorn, from St. Kitt's.
At Liverpool—Felicity, Reed, from Iburdzaux.
At Malaga—Refolution, Gros; and Vii;ilant, Swedmon,
from Hull
At Oporto--Ceres, Smith, from Lynn.
At Lifbonßrothers, Atkinfon, from Hull.

GLASGOW TONTINE LIST.
Hope, Glisten, h arrived at Janstica, from the Clyde.
Enterprife, Carnerom, in the Clyde, from Nafrau.
Wafhinf ton, Norrice, in ditto, from Savannah.
Mores Lill, Patenfon, in ditto. from New Orleans.
haperlment, Geld, at Havannab, from Nsffau.
London, England, 1802-04-21

FOR "SALE DV Pi

ILIC AUCTION,

At the London Tavern, Puhale-Itrect, Plymouth, after the
Sale of Wine, per Vrow fiellcgondo,
THE FOLLOWING GOODS: viz.
701 ZIPOSTATION.
to Caeca Powder Blue
t Bale of Paper
Part of the Cargo of the Prultun Koff Zuni Gattou Eofwyek;
condemned u prize to his Majeity's hired armed cutter Confti-
union, Lieutenant John Whitton, Commander.
Fur Cataloguer sod further Information apply to Mr. lobo
Hawker. merchant, Plymouth.

FOR S.

BY PUBLIC AUCTION

At the Loudon Tavern, Foithole-itreet, Plymouth, after the
Sale of Goods, per Zuni Cation Eofwyek.
'THE FOLLOWING GOODS: viz.
FOIL RIPORTATION OR 11014 R CONSUMPTION.
About stoo Dutch Bricker or Makers.
8800 Tdee.
Is Calks ditto Tam
14 ditto Slacked Lime.
Part of the Cargo of the 'unction brig Ann, condemned' as
prise to his Majelty's iblp Spitfire, Robt. Kan Efq. Com-
mander. for Catalogues, &c. apply to Mr. JOhn Hawker,
Merahast, Plymouth.

FOR SALE BY PUbLle AUCTION,

At the London Tavern, Fozhee.erect, Plymouth, after the
Sale of the Bricks. Ste.

THE Good Swedith Galliafs ASSISTENTIE;
Bunks about tan Tons.—She is a remarkable ftrong
and good Veal, well found in Stores, and calculatad for gene-
ral purporm.
For hmentorim, dm. apply to Mr. John Hawker, Merchant,
Plymouth.
London, England, 1802-04-21

PORTSMOUTH, APRIL so.

This day arrived the Zephyr, Capt. Etamtay,
from the Straits, left from_Li&n; alfo the Alert,
—, from the Cape of Good Hope, out 120
days, &on of provifions.—Sailed the Ocean.
Captain J. Morn°, for the River; and Nancy,
Fors; Lay, for Shields. The Caßor and Mag-
net tranfports, with troops, dropt down to St.
Helen's this day.

SHEERNESS, APRIL so.

Arrived his. Majefly's fhip Natsuz! of 98 guns,
from Portfrnouth ; and the HOUND floop of war,
from a cruik after fmugglers. A lame kip is in
fight, bearing up for thi Nor., fuppofed to be the
GLORY. of 98 guns,. from Portfmouth.—Sailed
the Aorysts floop of war, with difcharged felt-
men for the North of England ; and the Locus'.
gun-brig, with foreign feamen to be put on board
the Moo frigate lying at. Spithead, which is to
convey them to their refpeftive Countries.—Sailed
alfo the ALIZANDRIA fur Chatham, to be paid off.
The Blazer, Haßy, Tearer, Sparkler, Viper,
and Acute gun-veffels, and the Wolf and Scourge
Dutch boys, are paid off, and their crews dif-
charged. The Vlieter, Alcefte, Alliance, and
Redoubt floating-batteries; Boreas flop-flip; and
Raifm, Shannon, I'Unite, and Daphne frigates;
and Spanker hofpital fhip, arc ordered to be fold.

YARMOUTH. APRH.I9.
This morning failed his Majeßy's !hip Br. ts•
N SIM, of 74 guns, Capt. Bov [Re for Portfmotith,l
to be paid off. The Admifal has' this morning
hoilled his flag on board the Vara It AN, of 64 gun c,
Capt. Dicesom.—Paffed by tha Nonsocu, of 64
guns, from Whitebooth Roads, where the has been
Rationed tome months; on her way to the Nore to
be paid off; alto the Canutt armed brig, and
Ta tat. cutter, for the fame definition and purpofe.
This morning two cartels arrived here with French
prifoners from Lynn &mad to Dunkirk, the wind
coming round they faikd arida. -AssigeiLliti
London, England, 1802-04-21

SIVEDE4V.

COPENHAGEN, MARCH 30.—At the Drawing
room, yefterday, Mr. Hitt, the Britifh Charge
d'Affaires, lately arrived here, was prefented to
their MAJESTIES, by the Pruirian Baron, Story.
VON PILSAC H.

Next Friday, the Anniverfary of the battla in the
road of Copenhagen, the warriors of that memora-
ble day will receive the medals appointed for them.
An obfervation is made to-day, as being the An.
niverfary of the paffage of the Englifh fleet through
the Sound, that the wind and weather are the
fame as this day twelve-month.
The navigation through the Sound is now very
brick ; laft week 223 Chips palled through it ; on
Saturday the firft Chip under French ,Republican
colours paired.
In that part of the City, which is called Nebo•
derne, where only the Royal Chip carpenters live
in houfes built on purpofe for them, mails for ex.
ercife with ropes, and rope ladders hanging from
them, are ereaed between every two rows of theie
dwellings, at the expences of the KING, that the
fons of the carpenters may, from their early youth,
without danger, exercife themfelves in climbing,
and prepare themfelves for their future calling.
London, England, 1802-06-25

TUEIDAY-SICOND DAY.

The company, which was confiderably an-
mented by the arrival of many more Gentlemen
from different Counties, rode this morning to dif-
ferent farms of the domain, to fee the Sheep
Flocks, and attend various operations in the Drill
Hufbandry. The newel} of there, and which, of
courfe, excited molt curiofity, was a Drill for
Turnip-fowing, calculated, by alternate cups, to
deliver from ihe fame barrel the feed and oil-cake
manure into one tube, and through which it was
depofited in the earth by the fame coulters, effed-
ing it with apparent certainty and eafe.—At noon
the Leicefterfhire Tups were lett at the Tup-
houfe ; after which, more than zoo perfons affem-
bled at the Hall, and dined as ufiial. About (even
o'clock the Company role, and went to the Sheep-
pens, where feven or eight lots of Leicenerlhire
!'heaves were fold by audios, which were princi-
pally by Mr. ALLEN and Mr. ETNEI
RIDGE, and force of them as high as 25 guineas a
piece.
London, England, 1802-06-25

WEDNESDAY-THIRD DAY.

The company after breakfaft went to the Slaugh.
ter-houfe, to jape& fome prime Sheep of the
South Down, Leiceller, Lincoln, and Norfolk
kinds, which had been killed the preceding night,
and were now brought to the fcale. Several bets
were won and 101 l on the comparative weights.—
They next examined fome Lincoln Hoggets,
bought by Mr. CHAPLIN, and weighed their
fleeces, the prime one of which turned Is pounds.
At noon the company infpeffed a wheelbarrow
drill, for a Jingle row, of ingenious conftrultion ;
after which the South Down Taps were lett for
the enfuing feafon by lottery, which filled rapidly,
and fome of them were thus drawn at 4o guineas
each.—At this day's dinner, full zso agricultural
guefts partook of the hofpitable board- of Holk-
ham. Before the company role, a fubfcription of
zoo guineas being doted, for the difcovery of a
preventive for the Turnips againit the infea called
the F 0 (on condition that it proved fatisfadory to
the Subieribers) the fecret was declared ; which is,
to fuw zlb. of Radith Seed on every acre of Tur-
nip land, with the Turnips ; which the Inventor
declared, will In attract the Fly, as to prevent irs
proving at all injurious to the Turnip.—ln the
evening force South Down Theaves were fold in
lots at very high prices.—The next day (yeller-
day) was expected to clofe this rational and fel-
tive Meeting, which in the courfe of' fifteen year
has progreflively advanced in utility to the Public,
and honour to its liberal Founder.

Yefterday afternoon, about four o'clock, as a
perfon was attempting to ilop the honks of an
empty phaeton, one of which was rode by a pof-
tillion, very much intoxicated, the latter perlifted
in driving on, which he did at a furious rate.
the other, who for Come time clung fall to thi
of the horles, was at length thrown down,
the carriage going over him, he was very Ceti
hurt. The phaeton was at length (lopped
middle of Blackftiar's-bridge, the pottillion
off the horfe, and taken to the houfe of his .
in Chatham-fquare. We have not yet learns
fate of the man who was run over. He was
to a Ilirgeon in the neighbourhood.

e, when
he reins
vn, and
irioufly
in the
I forced
matter, •
trnt the
ti taken I
•
,j
London, England, 1802-06-25

FROM LLOYD'S LIST.

DrAL, Jr:rt 24.—Arrived and faith! for Sheerners,tha En.
CAll, PRIPIRFUL. and Dimmer, men auras.. Wind N.W.
G tttttt ND. PDC 24.—Paffeci by, the Endraght, BARKE,
from LibeCb;Ebaa...... from Damaic; Phoebe, C
from Cork; and Endraft, YZAoia. from Antwerp.—Sailed
thellsallief. ORD, for Darman; Integrity, GAIDNER, for
St. Vincent's; Drake, CLAIM, for South Carolina; Albin,
fr;Aletcou, for Litbon; Freyhelt, Htt.cae, for Hamburgh;
Fortuna, SMITH, for Rouen; Wellward, —; sad Vrow
Cathwina, Viasta, for Amfterdam.

ARRIVED.
Aff Poole.—Juno, Northover, from Dublin.
Liverpool--Silters,Calky. and Exeter, Blair, from War.
va ; Perfeverance, and Er..ibeth,--•, from Danisicki
Rd Concord, Hardy, from Riga.
At Cowes--Two Sifters, Bunker, from Clarkftor.
Off Falmotith.—Ralph Nieholfon. Stephenfon, from Berbice.
Off the Scut—Duke of Brontc, Healy, from Wilmington.
At elidc—Marb Johns, from New York.
•
At Newfoundland.—David, Wilkinfoo, from Pook.
At Bareelona-Liberty, Dixon, from Philadelphia.
DAt Jamaica—Arethufa, Ratlicy, from Leith ; and Jamaica,
na, from Wigubaren.

LPRW/CR SHIPPING, JUNE to.
ARMIN IN BRASSY SOVllD.—.ol.llabUrgh • Cultemhoute
cutter; Morning Star, Irvine, of Lerwick, from Bergen; Hope,
Charters, of Leith, front Liverpool ; Dublin, Lellie, of Ler-
wick, from Leith.

STROMNESS, JUNE 7.
Antivro—Bell and Sufan, Love, of and from Campbelton,
from Ciriftiana; Peggy and Surat', Swanfon, of Leith, from
Gothenburgh for Dundalk; Thomas, Mowat ; and &trey and
Jennet, Mott, of Stromnefi, from Leith; Dykes, Thomfon, of
Maryport, from Liverpool for Riga; Brilliant, Cordon, of
Peterhead, from Dublin for Peterlburgh; Liberty, Turnbull,
of Whitehaven, from ditto for Dram; Thetis, Harrifon, of and
front Maryport, for Petcriburgh ; Mary, Fox, of Whitchaven,
from Dublin for ditto ; Mary, Shipley, of Workington, from
Liverpool for Narva; liar, Holland, of Yarmouth, from ditto,
for Stockholm; Newhope, Whitam, of ditto, from ditto for
Heplholm; Experiment, Steel, of and from Ayr, for Memel;
Fame, M‘lfaac, of and from Gothenburgh.
- -

A letter from Gibraltar, dated May 31, flares
the following intelligence A very large Por-
tuguefe frigate, the Corni, of 4o guns, has been
lately captured by the Algerines, and carried into
Algiers, with the lots of her Captain and only 2 I
of her crew.—There will be about 200 people to
ranfom."
London, England, 1802-06-25

PORTSMOUTH, JUNE s 4.

Came up to Shithead this morning the BELLONa,
of 74 guns, Captain BERTIE ; BRUNSWICK, of 74
guns, Captain STEPHENS; VENGEANCE, Of 74 guns,
Ca!ltain Dori ; and ORION, of 74 guns, Captain
CL'THHFRT, in fix Weeks from Jamaica.
The DEFENCE, of 74 guns, Lord PauxErr ;
t 9 ;AR, of 74 guns, Captain OTWAY ; ELEPHANT,
. 74 guns, Captair DUNDAs; POWERFUL, of 74
t;i,ns, Sir FRANCIS LAFOIREY ; and CARNATIC, Of
74 guns, Captain PEN ROSE, came home with them :
the four former failed to the eaftward to be paid
off, and the latter put into Plymouth.

The DREADNAUGHT man of war, is gone to
Malta from Gibraltar, to fetch the troops from
that place.
Arrived alto the Notatx, of 36 guns, Captain
HALSTED, from the Mediterranean, and is put un-
der quarantine ; and this evening the Fuav bomb,
alto from the Mediterranean.

ANOTHER LETTER SAME DATE.

This day arrived the following men of war from
the Wel Indies, vii. the lizusswicE, llzt.Lox4,
Pains, and VENGfANCE, of 74 guns each ; alfo
the NOV Ntx frigate from Gibraltar, and is under
quarantine. _ _ _

The following is a lift of men of war left at
different Minds in the Weft Indies, viz :
s'44o/. GUMS. Commander,.

Rear Aclmiral CANTRELL
Temeraire I' /Capt. T. EYLER

Formidable - 98 --• GKINDALL

St. George 98 THOU PSO N
SITIS Parci !lc Bo --. CATON

Rrar Ad.SirT.J.DucKWORTEI
Leviathan 74 Capt. DUNN

Saturn 1 Rear Arlin. T. Tor Tr
Capt. BRISBANE
Goliah 74 --- EISEN c.rox
Warrior 74 TAY LI R
Elephant DUNDAI
Ganges 74 BARER
Captain • 74 BOYLES
Cumberland 74 BAT NTUN
Excellent • 74 ,--- STOPEOAD
Magnificent - 74 GIFT ARD
Refulution • 74 -- CARONI%
Majeftie 74 —•-• GOULD
Zealous 74 LlNett
Bellerophon 74 Loarsio
Audacious 74 PIAUI
•
Vanguard 74 Inntsa
•
Thdeus • 74 BURN
Robuft 74 Jams
Admiral De Vries (P. S.) 68
America (P. S.) - 64
Abergavenny 54
Defiree 40

Toiaze . 38 HONETNIME
Santa Margaretta - 36 GOWER
Nerride • 36 MENDS
Crdcent - 36 -.--- Lntia
Decade - 36 ....... RUM MORD
Q.2ChCC • 33 •••••• OR ANT
Juno • 32 -- Mmusr
Syren .. 33 -- LORING
Caber= • 32 ----• Pel'N AITA 3A
Tartar • 32 _.- WALKER
Winchelfea - 31 —11•11. tr
Druid . 32 Rose
Enlus 31 SPR ANGER
•
Cat! • 23 •••••• Writ rev
Porcupine .
.24 .--- ETA NS
Cal-land - 23 ••••.. CAA 1 GAIT
Tyliphone - 20 ••-•-- ..-•-•-•
7,:i:Ja • a Witrrat
Rater • th Sperm;
Lark . i 6 —..

CAlypro . 16 ---
Shark . 16 WiLmur
Nittlai . 16 CIIIID
Fl.) . 14 -- SERILILL
Girfty (tenerr) I 0 .--. —...—...

The CARSATIC iS put into Plymouth; the DE-
FENCE, Powr trut, and EDGAR, are gone to
Chatham. The MELAMPUS, Team r, and Boa DS.
LAIS, left the Well-Indies for England fome time
ago.

Arrived the Callor,St es LA), from Cowes, which
has come into harbour. Paired by the Trojan,
Capt. MANN, from the Well Indies bound to Lon-
don.—Sailed the John and Mary, STOTT, for
London, England, 1802-06-25

SPORTING INTELLIGENCE.

NEWCASTLE RACES, MONDAY, JUNE 21.
A fweepftakec of togs. each, p. p. for 3-yr old
colts, Kt. fillies, 711. 121 h. two miles.
Lord Darling re% b. c. by Beningbrough
Mr. Lon Male's ch. c. by Beningbrough s
Sir H. T. Vane's roan c. by Beningbrough - 3
A Sweepflakes of zogc. each, p. p. for 4-yr old
colts, M. finks, 711. 121 b. four miles.
Mr. Brandling's b. e. Alonzo, by Pegafus • -
Lord Darlington's br. b. e. by Alexander
Alonzo won hollow.

Lord Darlington's b. h. Agonilles, beat Mr.
Fletcher's ch. h. Applegarth, zooogs. each, Sit.
each, three miles.
NEWTON RACKS, THURSDAY, JUNF. 17.
A Maiden Plate of Fifty Pounds, four mile heats.
Mr. Saunders's b. f. Elsa, by Fortunlo. 4 yrs old,
71t. 61b. - - -
Mr. Cholmondeley's b. g. Supetvffor, 5 yrs old,
61b. - - - - 2 2
Mr. Hatris's b. L Mifs Robinfon, 4 yrs old, 7ft.6lb. dif.
FRIDAY, JUNE 18.
A Sweep(takes of logs. each, (with roes. added);
for all ages, four miles. Eleven Subfcribers.
Mr. Watfon's b. b. Lignum Vitz, by Walnut, 5 yrs
old, 41b.
Ld Stamford's eh. e. Edgar, 4VI old 71t. 71b. -
Fifty Pounds given by Peter Patten, Efq. for all
ages, four mile heats.
Mr. Acres's Ben Devaynes by Soldier,s yrs old
Mr. Saunders's Orange Flower, 4 yrs old - s
London, England, 1802-06-25

CAVERSHAM HILT., NEAR READING.

TO BY SOILD RY AUCTION, by CHARLES EENWEI.I.,
Oa Saturday, Ott 26th of June, 1802, at Two o'clock in the
Af:crncion, at the Upper Ship Inn, Reading, by Particulars
and Conditions of Sale to be then produced,
A, FREEHOLD ESTATE, with immediite
A poffeffion ; compeifing a remarkable neat DWELLING
HOUSE, in perk .% order, a explsal-Geedes walled rodnd sod
planted with choke fruit trees la MI bearing.
Th....prbtriga arc truly defirable ss reticle-nee for a
gamed Family, and are Itttrate upon deft delightful eminence'
.111(1 well known healthy fpot celled Caveriliani•Hill, one mile
sod a half from Reading, commanding a cirarmini view of the
River Thames, and beau, ifyladjacent coup fry.
Further Particular% may he had, and the Prdrolfes slowest
any. time previous to the Sale, by applyinig to the Auetioneer,
Readin3
London, England, 1802-06-25

HOITSF. OF COMMONS.

The Report of the Committee telly ting the providing ad-
ei-ional Rooms and Offices for CutrunittLes, was talon intu
cc,ntideration, on which

Nlt. IGC moved, that an humble Addis. fs be prefented to
his M .jeft r, la) lug bctore hi, Mayfly the Report, with the
:Ling thereto annexed, and praying that his Majclty would be
tcinutly ple.tfed to glee directions tor tarrying into tired the
and improvements therein dcfcribed, and that the
}look would make t,ood the fames—Ordered.
Mr. N. Ferc•nted an account of the Bounties
-lid m Corn mid Rice iiiiported—which Will ordered to lie on
the Tal,le.

. NI, frzze from the Lord; informed the Knife that their
I.nrahipa had agreed to lord Hutrliinfon's Annuity Bill, the
Land Tax Redemption Bill, the llydronicter Bill, the Itle of
Man Bill, the Milford Haven Bill, and the Deer Stealing Bill,
without any amendment; and to the Alitn Bill with (Lycra!
amendments, to which they &fired the concurrence of this
kioufe.
London, England, 1802-04-17

TO Mt. C A4DN ER, LONG-ACK L.

Sir, about fourteen years ago, I was feized with
a violent Itheurnatifm from my hip to my fo,,t,
which latled four months, depriving me of
day and night ; I did not expen to furviye 61,1
itroke ; and have been much atlliard fince
the fame complaint, from one to three nioaiits
at a time. Dr. GA ItDNElei Pt,,,.s were I.:COM-
mended to me by a Clergyman, from Dublin, u ho
himfelf isfed them ; in :4 few weeks I was
cured. I recommend thofc Pills to all my I,
and am vow's, &C. T. P11111(114 SON.
C01:41 Office, Batik of England, Dec. a 79 7.
Dr. GA&DNER'S Pills and Plaitcr. fold at 11;s
houfe, No. 75, and 76, Long-Acre, London,
by venders in general, figised on every box. J.
dARDNER--2 IS. 10i. and ss. put up in Magnctitt,
and !mall boxes for the poor, in fulphur, as. Id.—
,51. Cofcs at the Dr.'s houfe only, a laving of dos.
London, England, 1802-04-17

SATURDAY, APRIL

PRICE OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK
3 per Cent. Conf. for Money, 17,114-44 ii time, 78.
4 per Cent- 90i—Oenunan, 4} preen.-:Kedneed 761
Dour*, Aran £3:
pa Cent. Gov. Deb. S9i•L;.5 per C. Gov. Deb. too. -
Royal Canal szf.

Letters received at Portfinoutb, from Port Royal,
Jamaica, dated February 19, (late the arrival at
that port, of a French frigate from St. Domingo,
having on board an Officer belonging to General
Ls trte's Staff, with difpatches for the Governor?
requefting a fupply of provifions and camp equi-
page, efpecially the latter. The French forces, it
feems, had gone out without any thing of the kind,
as they expecfted they would meet with no refill-
ance ; inflead of whikh, as the Officer reports, the
ground is difputed inch by finch, the Blacks fight-
ing moft defperately, and advancing to the attack
in regular columns, accompanied by all kinds of
warlike mufic and a general chorus cif voices.

Yellerday being the Feat of the Crucifixion,
commonly called Good Priday, it was obferved
with all due iolemnity ; the ihopkeepers kept the
day with becoming obfervance.

On Thurfday Lord Rtoasnatu left town for
,
Ireland.

Governor BINTINCL failed froal Hamich for
Holland, on Wednefday laft.

Lord CAMILFORD arrived in town a few days
ago from the Continent.

Lady ANN BARNARD is arrived, after a three
months paflige, from the Cape of Good hope.

The remains of the late Lord KZNYON have
been interred in the family vault at Gredington in
Flintihire.

The Duchy of Cornwall was erefted by way of
provifion for the Heir-apparent of the Throne,
whether born eldeft fon or not, as RicH4RD 11. on
the death of his father, the Black Prince, became
'Grand Duke during the life-time of grandfahLr
EDWARD 111. and as CHARLES I. on the death of
his eldeft brother HENRY, alfo became Grand
Duke during the life-time of his father Jamss I.
The Dutch confider the improvement which
Demarara has derived from the capital, induftry,
and (kill of this country, as forming a balance in
their favour, far compenfating any lofs which they
have fuftained by the original capture.

In every misfortune there are fome alleviating
circumftances : political writers are now inform.
ing the public, by very accurate calculations, how
much we have gained by the lof: of the French and
Dutch polfeffions ceded at the peace.

M. Osssas, a celebrated Afironomer of Bre-
men, has written to Citizen Buz CICHARDT that I,c
difcovered, on the 18th of March, a new Comet
or Planet, refembling a liar of the 7th magnitude.
At 9h. 25m. its right afcenfion was 184 56 and
its North declination t z S 3. He obferred it liar
feveral fuccelflve days, and on the firli Of April.
at Bh. tm. its right afcenfion was 184 15 and its
declination 12 54.
Among the first importations from France we
find Citoyen GARSTIEII4, who afcended from the
Champ de Mars by a balloon in illoo and defcen-
ded by means of a parachute. He landed at
•Dover on Thyrfday hit, and has brought his ap-
paratus with him, to make the fame expetiments
in England.
London, England, 1802-04-17

DENMARK

Cotranagss, MARCH 31.—The Commiftion
enablilbed for the Regulation of the Contributions
for the relief of the wounded, &c. in the battle
of thc sd of April, has now fent in to the Dani(h
Chancery a full report. According to this Re-
port aci,ooo Rd. have already been divided among
inch perfuns as are not intitled to a conftant yearly
maintenance. The amount of thc Contributions is :
T. From the Royal College of the Admiralty. R.-d. St.
according to the determination of the Arti-
_

de of 12.3 r - - - 19,600 0
2. In Voluntary Contributions - - 2254117 23i
3. bs lotercit (ince the itth, of December
laft year - - - - 3,847 42

252.434 66

The Yearly Contributions to be expeded amount
to 1,485 R.-d.
The number of perfons who are intitled to a
yearly maintenance amounts. according. to the
Accounts given in, to 524 in all. The number
of the other perfons, reported as Rill living, to 740.