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London, England, 1802-09-07

ARRIVED.

At Ponfmouth--Marian, Wilfon, front Surinam.
At Leith—Hero, Johnfton, from Virginia.
At Liibou—Nile, Bully; and Good Intent, Frazer, from
London.

- ---
At
from Lon OportoMacury, Rucker; and LuAtiatio, Tomllnfoe,
don.

At Jamaica--Perfeverance. Sky, from London ; Cybelle,
Gray; and Ezprefs, Egan, from Cork.
In the Down—Ocean, Davidfon, from %lace; Nelfon. Le-
man ; and Duckingfield Hall, Channel, from Antigua; Hops,
Wllliamfon, from Barbadoes; Annabdlla, Bouge, from Cadiz ;
Diadem, Baring, from Grenada ; Clio, Coupland ; and Eury-
dice, Compton, from Martinique; Polly, Laidels, from Vir-
ginia; Albion, Hayman ; ThetisaCharuley ; Brun(wlck, Dryf-
dale ; and Ann, Atkins, from Jamaica.
Ac Briftol—.Hope. Richards, from Quebec ; Mary,
from Barbadoes; and San Joaquin, ---, from Bilbao.
At Cowcs--Lady Nana, Jenkins, from Curacao.
At Liverpool—Nancy, Rofeburgh, from Nova Scotto,
Ac Havre—Ariftidos, Bell, from Philadelphia.
At Bremen—Ann. Harper, from London.
At Gibraltar—Mary, Falvey, from London ; Mary and Bet-
fcy, Saunderfon • and Ranger, Johns, from Sicily.
At Cadir.—Ann, Lees, from London.
Ac Smyrna—Pelican, —, from London.
London, England, 1802-09-07

TO THE CURIOUS IN FISH SAUCE.

THE NOBILITY, GENTRY, and PUBLIC,
in general, are relpeafully informed. Joint Tinto au and
.Son's GENUINE and SUPERIOR ESSENCE of ANCHO-
VI ES,eontinues to be prepared by them in the fame manner that
has obtained fuels univerial approbation for many years part.
The long juftly acquired fuperiority of that Article is fully
confirmed lathe opinion of the Country at large, and of Perfons
refident in all parts of the World, and having hood the teft of
trial, ranks it in the ltuation it now maintains.
The general utility of THEIR ESSENCE of ANCHOVIES
and other RICH SAUCES for FISH, &c. induces them, from
the numerous Advertifements daily appearing, to caution Fa-
milies, Lim in purchafing the fame, as none is to be had of
THEIR OZNUINt but at their Warehoufe as under.
Every other Article in the Oil Trade for family ufe, of the
bcft quality.
WEST-INDIA MERCHANTS, CAPTAINS of SHIPS,
Soc. OFFICERS in the ARMY and NAVY, fupplied upon
the ihorteft notice for the Eaft and Weft Indies, &c.
Warehoufe, No. 107, corner of Savoy Steps,
Strand, London.
Fur the convenience of Families in Scotland, they have ap-
pointed Metirv. R. Johniton and Co. Edinburgh, their Ms
Agents for Fhb Sauces
London, England, 1802-09-07

EAST INDIA SHIPPING.

We have the pleafure to announce the fare arrival In the
Downs of the Hon. the Eaft India Company's (hips the Sarah
Chriltiana, Capt. C11.11(1.1[11 nRAHAM, from dertgal; the Fart
of Ahergavenny, Capt. Jon ta WoaDSWORTU ; and the Watley.,
Capt. Fizai!lT WILLIAM, from Cal:ton. They arrived at the
Blind of St. Helena on the tech of July, and failed the tlth
following, in company with the Ihip Elizabeth, Capt. ST t PBX ri
11/Laver, which they parted with on the Bth of Auguft, hi lat.
28 tt Welt, and long, 58, 46 Eaft.
Betfey, Capt. DAMP rum, r4iled from the Mani three
days before the 'departure of the above: Mips.
The Tritosi,• a country [hip, from Benjal, had failed from
St. fen England.
The C!!!...lr..ani, Whaler, arrived at St. Helena the 19-11
of July, with an account of the Definitive Treaty of Pi-ez. On
the .ith,nt May giefpokt. with the Company'a (hips the l'e.feva-
ravez,, Capt. pairs Tw eon tr. ; the Cirenceller, Capt.
it isois,.and the Alm% ick Cafl)e, C.Tt. Cu A a tcs KLION
PR CO yr, in Et. 34, long. 25 Eaft, proceeding on their voyaLe
to Malrag and
Hi, :V11.11.11Y.' the LION of 64 (Tuns, creved at th: :nand •
of St HO:111:1 on the loth ofkily, with the lollowitr, thips be.
loninns to the Company from Chira, viz. the GANGES, Capt.
A. GE T ; the Alttcd, Copt. J. PARVIIARSON ; 'he Albion,
Caot. A. Ti malt; Lt.; the V.roodford, Capt. JAMES MARTIN;
Caftle, Capt. 'l'uoatAs Bo SVON Pi EIiCE; and the
Belvedere, Capt. Janes Pe•rt:a PEA k 0 N. They were to fail
from the ill And for England on the 7 ,••1 • r
The Col:lilt-cam, Adv,;iitura, a Danith fW7I, lad from Born.
bay. and the bri; Anna Jocepha, . torn the Cape, were left at
Saint Helena.

The At:live,=ler, failed from Saint Helena for Eng.
land on the tith of July. The fhip Duke of Portland had ar.
rived at the above Maud.

The Belly, Capt. BA Ai PTO tr, has the following rdrengera on
board, viz.—R. C. Bazett, Efq. Mrs. Bazett, John Calder, Efq.
Mr. C. Dalhy, Mr. W. Dalby, Mifs S. Selby, Mafter C. Pal.
Mafter W. Palmer.

By the arrival of the above Ships, the only remaining yell; Is
to import from India of the feafon itioi are, the Princefs Char-
lour, Capt. BENJAMIN RICHARDSON, from the fpice Wands;
the Afia, Capt. ROBERT WARDLOW ; the True Briton, Cipt.
WI LUAU STANLEY CLARKE; and tho Dover Caine, Cquin
PETER SAMPSON•
London, England, 1802-09-07

DISTRIBUTION OF PRIZE MONEY.

--- - -
The Lark, for l'lmpregnaide French privateer, at the aim
of Mr. A. H. Steward, Yarmouth.
The Hornet, for the capture of la Femme Divorcee French
privateer, in Sakere-Hall Court, on Thurfday the 9th in taut.
His Majefty's Blips Foudroyant, Northumberland, Audaci-
ous, Alexander, Succefa, la Bonne Citoyenne, and El Coen
I brig, for the French Blip of war le Genereut, a diltributlon < f
a part of the net proceeds of the hull, providons, and flares of
faid Blip to the amount of 24,0001. will be made at No. 34.
Arundel-Itreet, Strand, on Thurfday the gth init. alto the NI.
Tieing officers and crews of the Queen Charlotte, and the Cap-
talus, officers, and crews of fuck fhips as claim to there In fa:d
capture, are calculated in this diftribution, and refereed by the
agent until thole claims are decided by law.
The Hornet, for the capture of the tip Quaker, and the
Hoop Ocean, or St. Andrew, on the Coati OKl**, in which
his Majefty's 114 Daedalus, and the Ellis, And the Bt. Annc.
lettere of marque, flare by agreement, in Salters'-hall court, on
Thurfday the gthinftant.
The Detains, for the capture of la Profperke, the Rebecca,
the Praha% the thimeez and the Ocean or It. Andrew, by
in orb,* fakt tlipibares by urea-
London, England, 1802-03-09

BOURDEAUX, FEBRUARYS.

The following Vettels entered this port on the
23d

The America, of Chaileitown, Capt. Rarar, from New_
York, I.idi.n with fugar, tobacco, collet.' tea, and logwood.
The Gout •Frope, of Emhden, Capt. LZIIIIILON, from the
fame, with herrini.7.

The' eunc Pierre, of Poppinbourg, Caps ALICRT, frona
Fecamp, Lu kilaft._

SAidtti the Lam dAy The Two Friends, of Char'titan, Capt.
NEAL, 380 tong, with wine and brandy.
The Charlotte, of Stade, Capt. ANDRE, laden with wine
and prunes.

fhe Feile, of Ilaniburgb, Capt. Duu.iv,bden with wine.

FROM LLOYD'. LIST.

DEAL, MARCH B.—Artivcd the Bt TTERM !loop
of war from the Nore, and failed for Portfmouth.
—This morning Commodore St 7 rroN fltifted his
pendant from the. Nsmrsis to the ASIAZON.—
Wind N. by W.
GRAVESEND, MARCH B.—Palled by nothing.—
Sailed the Reliance, SANDLAND, for Martinique;
Alpy and Sally, —, for New Providence ; Eliia-
beth, —, for Dieppe ; Active, ANSLEY, St. Mi-
chael's; Montezuma, MORGAN, for Charleiton ;
Sarah, SCOTT, for Seville; Jonge Elizabeth, —,
for Rotterdam; Brothers, GRIFFITH; and Lord
Bulkley, HUGHES, fur Dublin.

POOLE, MARCH s.
Arrived therriendthip, STROUD, from Chichef
ter.—Sailed the Edgell, CARROL ; and Friend,
&SANT, for Cadiz ; Jenny, TUCKER ; Halifax,
RANDALL; and Alfred, PACK, for Newfoundland;
Mary Ann, Cook!, for Sunderland; Aelive, WIL-
LIAMS; and Dart, BEAt., for Pot tfruouth; Hope,
MANELAWS, for Weymouth.

A King's Mellenger arrived yellerday with dif-
patches from St. Petertburgh.
Mr. BASSET, the Nletferger, nn Saturday
with difpatelles for Amiens. One of Marquis
CORNWALLIS'S litite arrived yeflerday morning
with diipatches from his Excellency.
Thessth Regiment has received orders to march
from Wakefield to Horfham barracks, and is now
or. the rout in four divifions.

ENGLISH STATE-LOTTErty.--Seventh Day,
No. 2,361, a Prize of 5001. Nos. 52,678, 4437,
57.753, and 27,515, Prizes of 501.
London, England, 1802-03-09

PORTUGAL.

Lissow. Fsa. 18.—The Minifter of State, Don
RODRI:UFZ DE SOUZA, continues to do all the
good in his power to his country. The ad of this
month the Guard of Police, commanded by
Count Nov sow, a Frenchman, was prefented to
the Prince Regent, and the fame night the nightly
patroles commenced. Befides contributing to the
fecurity of the city, this guard will add confider-
ably to the revenue, by preventing fmuggling in
a great meafure.
It is remarkable that the enemies of the Guard
of Police °Ned to it as contrary to the Laws of
the country. After the difgrace of the Marquis
POMBA'. theft and atfatlinatton were hardly ever
punifhed,i and were openly committed ' • and yet
there abufes have been In long fanetioned by the
negligence of Government, that it is now reck-
oned unconftitutional to oppofe them. A State
arrived at Inch a degree of weaknefs mutt be ex
tremely difficult to govern.
ANTONIO us GAIN* Loso, the Governor who
fo bafely gave up the fortrefs of jerumenha, had
been condemned to death by the laws of war; but
being recommended to the clemency of the Prince,
his punilhment has been commuted into imprifon-
ment for life in the fortrefs of Benquella, on the
co.sil of Africa.

On the 16th of this month the Batavian (loci)
Daphne, having on board Van GRAMfLL, the
Minilkr Plenipotentiary from that Republic to our
Court, arrived here in (even days from the Texel,
aud five (rum Portfmouth.
London, England, 1802-03-09

DEN.V.IR.T.

COP EN :NIG Pll, FI Z. irle••••The Bulletins of the
health of her Royal Highnefs the Crown Printers,
as well as of the newly born Princefi, give daily
3;:tzcable news. According to ibe bulletin of
her Royal Highnefs has relied well during
the ::fight.__

According to report, aculiar uniform has
been rrdered for the Ambaflhdnrs and Ghargi
iffsiret at foreign Courts, as well as for the Secre-
lanes of Embalfy.
The Sea Mitt/nee Company, at a general Af-
kmbly on :he ioth loft. re•elcaed the ConnkUor
of Conference, Sc ors, as Deputy for the Deci-
lion of Sea-Damage; and the Chamberlain Poem,
in like manner as Committee-Man for the Receipt
of Arforances. The Rate for this year will be at
4 r Cast.
The repairs of the frigate Tritnn, in the Haven
of Leghorn have been delayed on account of the
number of fhips that have been loft,as there has been
a r, e.l demand for lbipwrights.
1 h: number of fmall fhips arrived at Lubeck,
whi I. were 1; ci;:hred with goods bartered between
the Provinces of Denmark and Holdein, his been.
1,6 till yew than ulual ; and the caufes of this
p• • pas tiy owing to the infecurity of trade in the
6.: i ,g, and paaly to the occupation of the city
Lubeck by Danifh troops, as well ai the prohi.
bition of the exportation of provilions from Den-
mark.

The number of fhips arrived at I.iebau year
amounts to 2+2. and among them have been 42
!hips under the Danilh Bag.
The Imperial Ambafador, Count KAUNITZ
Rt• ea sac, dives this evening a grand Ball to ce-
brat t• the delivery of the Crown Princefs, for which
ab,,ve 400 earth of invitation have been ifued.
At Dantzick much Wheat has been bought for
Dutch and French account.

Denmark, by the death of the Counfellor of
Conference. EDWARD COIOIIOI3I SE X. hi iciary in
the Supreme Court. on the J 3th inft. loft one oil
her ttwft sneritorions and attire officers.
London, England, 1802-03-09

PORTSMOUTH, MARCH 8.

This day failed for St. Helen's, his Majefly's
Chip CAR YS FORT, 011 a cruize: alfo the Dov.thy,
Roc ILWOOD, in bailait ; Sophia, CO XON, with fruit;
and Fidelity, WEER, with tobacco, for London :
the Hope and Two Friends, both cartels, with pri-
foners4 for Cherburgh. Arrived the Garland,
Form t RING 'inf.!, with coals, from Sunderland.
This day came into harbour an open boat with
sso tubs of liquor, feized by Captain Cass of the
ANTE tor E Re% ellue cutter, 'aft night, at the back
of the Ifle of Wight.
London, England, 1802-03-09

FRENCH TAPERS.

This rnorniakwe received Paris Journals to the
sth intl. inchsaw. They are very barren of in-
telligence. the following being the only articles
worth tranfcribing :

PAII6, Maacu 5.—The Members of the Council
of Agriculture, Arts, and Commerce,' at Mar_
Hies, have written to the Fiarr Consul. to ea-
rth td him their gratitude on account of the

,
tare he has taken 'for the re-eftabliihmcnt of the
Commerce of the Levant and Barbary, and the
amelioration of the Commerce of Marfcilles.

C. LAGRANGE, Aid-dc-Camp to Geller:11 MU RA r,
who had been feat to Egypt with intelligence of
the figning of the Preliminariec of Peace with Erg
land, has returned from his tnitlion. Jlc arriv
at Rome on the 13th of February, and mull, by
this time, have returned to Milan.

Dr. GALL has at length At:tined permiflion to
continue his leaures on ofteJlogy in his houfe at
Vienna ; but he is obliged to tranlmit to the Go-
vernment a hia of his anditois.

Letters from B:ine (late, that the French Go-
vernment has purchafed the elephant wlikh lately
at-lived there, for the Mufeurn of Natural ilitiory
at Paris.
London, England, 1802-03-09

NE7NERLANDS.

&IV? SF.I.‘, MARCH r.—According to the lafl
letters from Arniciis, it appears to admit of little
doubt, from tile arrangements made by the Pie-
nipotentiai ks there, that the negoci.itions for the
Definitive Treaty will fill continue for fome time.
Mr. WRIGHT, Secretary to Mr. Piccolos, the
Englith Mininer, arrived this day from London,
anti after delivering difpatches to Lord Coauww.
its, continued his journey to Paris. An Englith
Major has likewife arrived from Vienna, as a cou-
rier to the Englith Envoy at the Congrefs. The
conferences of the Minillers at the Congrefs of
Amiens have been intermitted for fome days, but
were returned on the 25th ult. The road between
Paris and Amiens is, as it were, covered with cou-
riers paling from one city to the other.

PARLIAMENTARr PROCEEDINGS.

HOUSE OF LORDS, MONDAY, MARCH 8.

Three of the Bills on the Table were read a third time, paffed' '
and a mcfrage fcut to the Commons accordingly ; and the Lx.
piring Laws Bills and the Henningbam lndofurc Bill were read
a fecond time.
Lord Cuazom took the Oaths and his Scat u a Vifcount.—
He was introduced between Lord Vifcount Wurrworrn and
Lord Vifcount HOOD, attended by Sir Ismic HIMILD, Garter
King of Arms, and Mr. QLYARI4 C, Deputy Whew of the Black
Rod.

The Loan CIIANCELLOR read to the Huge a letter frees
Central Lord Hutchlnfon, czpreffing that ditlinguithcd Com-
mander's grateful acknowledgments to the Houfe for the high
honour conferred upon him, the officers and foldirrs of the army
under the command of the late Sir Ralph Aliercromby, by the
vote of approbation and thanks paffed by their I.ordibipt, and
conveyed to him by the Lord Chancellor, in terms fo highly
Battering to hirnfelf perfanally. He further declared, that be
should for ever remember, with the proudelt fatisfaaion, his
having been one of that army, which had attained an 'achieve-
ment of fo much importance to the country, and which caR fo
great a loam on the charader of his Majefty's arms. The let-
ter concluded with his Lordfhip's declaring that he should, at
all times, be happy to bear his tellimony to the difcipline, con-
duet, courage, and hcrolfin of that army.

CIVIL LIST.

Lord Pe LIM M moved, on the ground that he lead opened
laft Monday, that the eonfideration of his Majelty's Meffage
refredting the Civil Litt be adjourned WI Mu.iday next.
Adjourned.
London, England, 1802-03-09

HOLI.AND.

ROI" lIIDAM, MARCO. 5.—A great confirmation
prevailed here a few days fence in the mercantile
world, in confequence of the fcarcity of money.—
Bufinefi was nearly at a Rand. Bills of exchange
were not negotiable, nor was difcount to be obtain.
ed ; fo greatly, was the public drained by the avi-
dity with which the fubfcription to the loan of 3o
millions had been filled. The Government, how-
ever, having been informed of this critical embar.
ratrment, immediately fupplied a refpeLable bank-
ing-hottfe of this city with two millions for the ac-
commodation of the merchants; fo that trade and
confidence is again reflored.
Amfterdam was in fimilar eircumflances, and
received the like aflifiance : but it being found in-
-11 adequate, an exprefs was difpatched to the Hague 11
giving the Government to underhand, that if
they delayed a moment in extending further Alf-
tance, feveral refpethble hooks would be under
the necellity of flopping payments; but as we have
not heard of any difaller of this nature, it is con-
jetnred that the Government acceded to the ob.
Jed of the requefl.
The Government has again renewed the law
which permits the tranfit of manufa.Lured goods,
and under the tame refttidions and bonds as be-
, fore. It is thereby enacted, on the penalty of con-
fifcation, that the declaration on entering the &II
port of this Republic mutt be made for tranfit.
The law prohibiting the importation, for home
confumption, of dyed or dreffed woollens and cloths,
is to be firengthened by a penalty on the tale of
thefe articles. The fhopkeepers, however, are to
be allowed twelve months for the difpodof their
Rocks ; after which it is conjeLured that they will
be liable to domiciliary 'irks. This, if rigomufly
carried into execution, will greatly injure this
branch of commerce from Great Britain. But it
is, however, fuppofed, that our manuCtdories,
gone to decay as they are, will be incompetent to
the demand, and thus operate in favour of the im-
portation of them, particularly after the peace is
finally concluded.
London, England, 1802-03-09

GERMAN?".

VIENNA, Fsa. t7.—Thi' day two couriers from
Paris, and one from Amiens, arrived here. The
latter has brought difpatches for the Englifh En-
voy here, Sir ARTHUR P/102T, which are fuppofed
to be of confiderable confequence, as they gave
occafion to a lOng conference immediately after-
wards with Count COSIIITZ2I.9 the. brai... for
Foreign Affairs.
• RATISBoN, FEL 21.—We have received here
the unexpefted intelligence that the convocation of
the Deputation of the Empire is again deferred.
M. dc Hoot:. does not think of returning hither;
he has even fent for his Lady, who remained here,
in order to return to Vienna. C. BACHER, the
French Mininer, has, it is Paid, declared to feve-
ral Members of the Diet, that nothing has been
yet determined either in regard to the time or place
of the convocation of the Deputation, and that
it is not even certain whether an Imperial Pleni-
potentiary will be prefent. It appears that great
changes have taken place in the negotiations re-
(peeling this objeCt.
A divifion of French troops have already pene-
trated into the Valais. They are in cantonments
near l'Aigle. Notice has been fent to the Admi-
niftrative Chamber of the Pays de Vaud. of the
fpeccly arrival there of so,ooo troops of the fame
nation.
London, England, 1802-03-09

YARMOU IN, MARCH 8.

Mr. CLING, an Admiralty MeWenger, arrived
here this morning with Difpatches for Admiral
Di c Ksom : varions are the reports upon the fubjea.
The fleet, it is laid, is to be vietualled for tour
months immediately, and to be in rcadincfs to put
to fta at a moment's warning.—This morning ar-
rived the KING Grotint packet, Capt. M.tTHEW
FLY N, with Mail and l'airengers from Cuxhaven :
the Mails were immediately forwarded to town by
a Poft-chaifd ; the Hermes, Capt. JAMS. NEAL, has
filed for agliorn, goods.—Sailed with goods
f,n- London, Endeasm..-, brothers, William, and
Hero.—The Fanny, with bale goods and PA.-
kngers, will fail for Hamburg!: the early part of
this week.
London, England, 1802-03-09

I.4NIfI)M

TUESDAY, MARCH 9.
PRICP. OP STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK :
3 p..e C. Co..:C. mmicy, 671--fur ACC. 64.
3 per Cent.
1,,,1CE OF STOCKS YESTERDAY.
3 per Cent. Conc. (3 Imp. Ann. cal 6
per Cent. Ann. 991 too !rah 5 per Cent. too
Sluirt Ann. 5 5-16 Conf. kw April 681

This morning a Mail arrived from Hamtalrgh,
from which we have prefented feveral extiaas in
the preceding columns. The article that deferves
mot notice is a fingular Royal Order, iMued by
the King of SWEDEN, in confequence of a ,:ifpute
attended with Come uncommon circumili,:ces
which had taken place between Come Nobles and
the Landmarlhall at the lall Diet. It is as follows :
London, England, 1802-03-09

On Tueillay, 'the Pry returned their werdia.
finding, by a great plurality 'of voices, the pi ironer
Guilty—on which fentence was pronounced, or-
dering him to be hanged at the wed end Pr the
Tulbooth, on Wednefday the 7th of April nest,
and his body to be delivered to Dr. Alexander
Monro to be diliefted, in terms of the At of Par-
liament to prevent murder.
The Loan Jusrics Cost gave the prifoner a
very fuilable and folemn exhortation b. fore o-
nouncing tcntence, intreating him to make his
peace with GOD, and repent of the liejnoas crime
he had committed, as be could not pcilibly I.‘pctrt
any mitigation of his fentence.
The prifoner is an old grey haired man.

YORKSHIRE ASSIZES.
The Alllees for this county were opened by Sir
Glsrs ROOK e, Knight, one of hia Majelly's Juftices
of the Court of Common Pleas, on Saturday Lilt,
before whom the following prifoners in thf; Cattle
and Oufebridge Gaol were to take their ti ial, viz.
Alvera Newfome, of Heckmondwick, for giving
poifon to his daughter's child, of which he is the
reputed father; William Riley, for driving a tingle
bode chair over Abraham Lockwood, eleven y..ars
old, by which he was inftantly killed ; Wm. Peel,
Betty Schofield, John Leighton, Randal D.:!win,
and Richard Wilkinfon, for %beep heeling.—john
Afhton and Richard Rhodes for horfe-ltealing.—
George Hobfon, William Bell, Chrillopher Body,
John Pool, Mary Whitley, Chrilloplier Almond,
Joleph Stodhart, Mary Jones, and David Gibfon,
charged with divers thefts.—Mary Granger for
perjury.—Jonathan Haigh, for buying linen yarn,
knowing it to have been flolen.— John Dent for
bigamy.—Daniel Gibfon and Elizabeth his wife,
and Hannah Naylor, charged with uttering and
having in their polfelllon forged notes, knowing
them to be filch.

In Oufebridge Gaol.—Richard &cite&ld and
Matthew Taylor, charged with uttering a bill of
exchange for tol. knowing the fame to he forged
and counterfeit.—Thomas White for haling a 111.
ver watch.--Mary Scott, Elizabeth Melvell, and
Ellen Graves, charged with haling feven yards
of lace from William Randerfon.

Frefh fupplies of that pleafant, fate and effica-
cious Medicine, SPILSBUILY'S Awriscoaauric
Mors, (by the King's Patent) are weekly re-
ceived from the Difpenfary, Soho-fquare, in bottles
of ss. and zl. as. each, by E. NIMBERY, the cor-
ner of St. Paul's Church-yard, London ; wl.ere
may be had, a new edition, being the eighth, of
SPILSIWRY'S much admired Treadle on the Scur-
vy, Gout, Diet, and Remedy, with upwards of
one hundred Cafes; neatly printed in Bvo. price
3s. 6cl.
London, England, 1802-03-09

PRUSSIA.

&RUN, Frs. s2.—The lizreditary Prince of
Orange has obtained, in his polfeffions in South
Praia, a gre.tt number of colonills from the do-
minions of Naffau, who are not only employed
advantageouily in agriculture, but in malny other
nicful profeffions. A yarn manufaaory of gloves
and Rockings has been erected at ikenzewo, nine
miles from Pokn, at which zoo perfons are em-
ployed. The Privy Counfellor, Yoimus, has the
chief tiireainn of this manufa&ory, and of the
financial affairs of the Prince in South Pnitlia.

The Spanifh Ambaillidor reading here has al-
ready received his credential, al Ambafrador of
the King of Etruria, and delivered them ,to the
Department of Foreign 'Affairs. His Majeay,
however, has not yet publicly acknowledged him
its this his new dignity. We hear that in future
the punifhment of banifhing to certain places out
of the country will alfo be adopted in there States.
London, England, 1802-01-04

*Attics caws.

The Flume, the urelti ai ain,tifeil inftead of the Uwe
tonna, being nearly of the fame rake which that bore with
sniped to the mown of fix lines. The franc hos nine-tenths
of fine flint and one-tenth of alloy, and weighs firs vanuscs,
or about 95 grains The Decime is a tenth of tie franc, and
adorers to the old deux Coos, or two pence.
The Centime, tooth part of the franc • it ardwers to a fifth
of the foss, It 4-sth of the liard, or about two dealers four
tenths ; it is of copper. ..nd weighs two grammes.
London, England, 1802-01-04

WEIGHT/.

bliriagramme, topaz grammes, equal to about zoilb. of the
old weight.
Rliogrannne, too° grammes, equal to alb. 6drs.
Heaograntme, too grammes, ufeil inlicad of the tinarierou,
and nearly equal to 3 oz. adra.
Dicagramme, to grammes, equal to two grains.
GIAMMC, the unity of gravity ; it is the exad weight of sco.
law of flute water, equal to the cube of the hundreth part
of the metre, when the water is of the temperature of thaw-
ing ice, it is nearly equal torso grains ; the gros or dram, au-
fwering In decimal parts to 311,2i3 grammes.
Deeigranune, z-toth of ditto, nearly equal to two grains.
Centigramme, t-t ooth of ditto, ditto I.3th grain.
Milligramme, t -tooth of ditto, ditto 1-sock ditto
London, England, 1802-01-04

DRY AND LIQUID MEASURE

rozo litres; it is ufed for liquids inftead of the ton-
neau de mer, and is equal to fire pieces de macon • and for
Dry Meafure, inftead of the mold, containing nearly fix le-
tiers and [even boiffeaux.
Heetcditre, too litres ; ufed in liquids in lieu of the feuillete„
and contains Tos pints, equal to as many Englilh quarts ; in
Dry Meafure it fuperfedes the old mine, and is nearly equal
to the mint*.
tiCealitre, to litres in Liquid Meafure ; 4 fhbftitvred for the
'Crier or oche, and is equal to Tot pints. In Dry Mcafure
it takes place of the boi&au or buthel, containing i 6 litrons,
and is nearly equivalent to tat throng.
Lilie, the unity for Dry and Liquid Meafares; is equal in its
contents to the cube of a tenth-part of the metre. The litre
in liquids is ukdinftead of the pinte, of which it is one and
one-tvreatieth part, and in Dry Mmfure it fupufedes the
fitrou, of which it makes a quarter. The pinte in decimal
parts anfwera to 0,9552 of the litre, and to 0,7917 of the
titre°. The Paris pinte was 4 cubical inches, and the pot,
equal to two pinta, made an EngtHh quart.
The Decilitre, is the Toth, and the Centilitre, the Tooth put
of the titre.
London, England, 1802-01-04

FRENCH COINS,WEiGHTS and MEASURES.

The renewed interconrfe with France, in confe-
quence of the Peace, makes it neceifary that tra-
vellers, merchants, and others, fhould be informed
of the new coins, &c. which have refulted from the
Revolution. In France, as in England, an infi-
nite variety of weights prevailed in the different
provinces, to the manifefi inconvenience of the ge-
neral and fair dealer : to obviate this, the French
Government have fettled a weight and meafure
taken from nature,regulating each other and them-
felves. For this purpofe they have cbofen the dif.
tance from the equator to the pole, the quadrant
or fourth part of the circle of the meridian, and
dividing this eflimated fpace into ten millions of
parts, each of which are termed metres. At pre-
fent,this (pace has been prow ifionally determined to
be 5,132430 toifes or fathoms, equal to 30,794,580
'Paris feet, according to which the metre is in de-
cimal parts 3,079,4580, that is to fay, 3 feet o
ches 1144., too lines, and it will remain thus fet-
tled until the new admeafurements from the Me-
diterranean to the North Sea, and from Barcelona
to Dunkirk, ate effeaed.
London, England, 1802-01-04

DUBLIN. DEC. 2).

General Sir WM. Mrnows, eur preterit muc:
elleemed Commander (f theTurces of thOcountry,
whole benevolence is an example to the higher
ranksin life, gave on Friday hill, being Chria
Jay, a public dinner to all the Penfioners of KA-
mainharn.

They were afTemqed in the great hall of the
Royal Hofpital; feared at the different table., Sir
Wtett AM, and his fuite, and the refpeeliveOicer.
of the Inilitution attending the fefttval. ft is need-
ier* to fay, this multitude of handl veterans were
turninsed with plenty of good cheer, and every
comfort that could do honour so this holiday, and
the liberality of their kind benefailor, whole heart,
as a good old foldier, partook of the chearful hap-
pinds that furrounded him, and who felt his bene-
volence overpaid by the fatisfaelion and grateful
acknowledgment that beamed in every countenance
on this joy-ful occation ! Many loyal toafts were
drank ; of courfe the King, Conftitution, and all
the Royal Family ; the Memory of Charles 11.
the founder of their afylum ; and their prefent
mailer, Sir WM. Mitoows (to whom they were
indebted for this feftive meeting) were ansongft the
firft.

All the penfioners were this day newly clothed,
and for the firft time, furnifhed with comfortable
great coats to Ihield them from the rigour of win-
ter, having before experienced from Sir WILLIAM
and his family, other marks of their humane con-
fideration.
The following arrangements have lately taken
place in the Crown Selicitors Department.
LAIN STILITIsOMMS Seem*, Et
Mg sTy c..4112111el Prendersaft,
CON WAD ON T....M[lw Dunn. Efq.
N. EAST CIACUIT•II:CS Galbnitly E(q.
N. Warr CIACLTIT- yid Gordon, Eft.
Host/ Cilmorr—John Pollock, Efq.
London, England, 1802-12-28

and peculation, in confegnenee of the report or a.
Committee of Enquiry ; an allufion fo pointediv
direlled to his own cafe, that be could not pafs it
by without noticing, that the Committee in that
cafe had declared his -condua to be highly merito-
rious. The Hon. Member was proceeding, but
was called to order by Mr. Speaker, on the ground
of irrelevancy.
Mr. KIN NAIILD explained, by affuring the Blurt::
that he meant no allufion whatever to the Hon.
Member, but to an expulfion which' took place In
1710, as Rated on the Journals.
Mr. WILBERFORCE fpoke at confiderable length
in commendation of the Bill, and of that Go-
vernment who had fo honourably brought it for-
ward ; becaufe fuch a teflimony of fcrutinous
vigilance to the economical expenditure of the
public money, could not fail to attach public con-
fidence to that Government, to excite chearfut
acquiefcence it' the payment of public taxes, thus
fairly and fcrupuloufly applied to public fervices,
and to enhance the attachment of the people fill
more to our happy Conflitution ; but he could not
fupprefs nis apprehenfions, that the Bill loft too
much of.its original force and efficiency, under
the amendments it received in another place,
enabling men to decline anfwering the quP,ftion,
of the Commiflioners, under their own difcretion.
ary conftruftion, of the privilege to refufe anfwcr.
in g queflions tending to their own criminaticn or
difgrace. This he feared would go in a very great
degree to render the Bill totally nuzatopy, by in.
clueing a reciprocal fyftem of evafion amongft all
the furpeded and the guilty, for the exculpation
of each other. He was glad, however, to find the
-Houle had a power, by the Bill, to extend the
authorities of the Commiflioners, fhould they find
themfelves impeded in their invefligation.

BREACH OF FRIVILEa.
Mr. SHERIDAN rofe, and faid, that he had fun
in the Public Prints a Paper, figned by five Noble
Peers, which he thought a high infringement of
the privileges of the Houfe ; he therefore gave
notice that he fhould, immediately after the rectfi,
make a motion'on the fubjea.—Adjourned.
London, England, 1802-12-28

LivißP obi, sit EcEMIIM 27.

•
On Thurfday a veffel having 700 boxes and 200
hoglheads Havannah fugar on board, upfet in the
.King's. Dock. Baron, and taking in much water, the
cargo we underhand has fuffered confiderable da-
mage.
The Logan, Macey, arrived yefterday from New 'York.
The Venus, Goodrich, front hence, at Newbury. Port.
The Rufus, Holland, front hence, at Savannah.
The Triro, Ridtartifotiatom hence, at Leghorn.
The Royal Reeoviry, Cal-Mont, from ditto, at Aneona.
The Rofe, Briggs; the Mary, Hookey; and the Lard Nelfati,
Whittle, from ditto, at Naples.
The Harriett Holbrook, from Baltimore, at Hoylake.
The Kingfton, Gorton, from Newfoundland, at Leghorn.
London, England, 1802-12-28

iarixwaaN.

• ST. iETERSWIRGR, DECEMBER 3.
'The number of 'era's arriveci,this year, at Cron-
flack amounts, inducting the Rultan, to i
Tate fiv,e.thips were Turrounded by the ice at a
coafiderable flillance from Cronftadt, and were got
through ,the tee With imirienfe labour. As foot) as
the Zbitiamt heard of it, he gave ordcrs to the
Admiral at Crontladt to fend as Many fialors from
the fleet as might be neceffaq o lave them. I#ut
one large Englith flip, notwitlAaading every ex-
ertion, was 1011. It was driven aground, and cut
in pieces by the ice,. fo that it funk with half of
the carzo ; the other half was laved.
London, England, 1802-12-28

LONDON.

TUESDAY, DECEMBER
HOLT IntroctNTs.—lfoliday at all the Pubiic Offices.
DUBLIN, Diesaasia 13.—Srock Exctia::or.
Gov. Deb. 31 per Cent. 83.1 6 per Cent. Grand Canal Loan,
Gov. Deb. 4 per Cent. 90 = dated 1797,10 z
s per Cent. 99 99+ Ditto, 1798,
3 per Cent. Stock 991 ReTil Canal Stock S4i

COURSt 07 LXCUANGZ.
Dublin on London, Dec: 23
_

xof k

on•'on.on Dublin, Dec. 17
telfaft on London, Dcc. at
&lfaft on Dublin, Ditto -
Dace:dna 24.
. 6 per Cent. Grand Canal Loan,
dated .1797, 162
6 per Cent. Royal CatialLoan,
. 94i

I 2
7I
4 61 days.

Bank Stock
Gov. Deb. st per Cent.
Cent. Gov. Deb. 9pf
Ditto Stock, s per Cent. 991

cotrust or tzonANor.
Ddblin on London, Dec. 2z :
London on Dublin, Dec- z 7 -
Belfaft on London, Den. ar
Beth& on Dublin; Ditto .

:of tot

- 41 6t7
daps.

We have received letteri from Gibraltar which
we fubjoin. It mul occafion concern to our
Readers to learn that his Royal Highnefs the Duke
of Ksyr has been much indifpofed with rheuma-
tiftn. We hope our next accounts will inform us
of his perfee relloration to health.
London, England, 1802-12-28

258;e71611 .101:11iDEitliiiiti 6404..

, •
With finceri itgret we inform our Readers,
that at one o'clock yefterday morning died, of in
afthmatic complaint, in the 6oth year of his age,
at his hot* ill Bloomfbury.place, 1' H DM Ai CADELLF
Efq. Alderman of London—a Gentleman molt
truly endeared to a very e x tefli we circle of friends,
who will long and deeply feel his Ws. Mr. CA-
DILL, in the year 1765, became a partner with, and
in 1767 fucceeded in bufinefs, as a Bookfeller, Mr,
AA's, Mitten, in the' Strand, and was the 'fir&
%Itho diftinguillted himfelf by remunerating literary
talent with a liberality proportionate to to Merit.:
—ln him, Hume, Robertfon, • Blairi Gibbon,
Henry, Buchan, Barn, Blackftone, and other cx-
. cellent Authors, found. their be( Mocenas ; and
the aionithing &cede of, their poduCtions, pur-
chafed by hint at prices unexampled in the hiftory
of copy-right, was the ftrongeft evidence of the
I foundntfs of his ;litigant*. 'Having rifer to the
head of. his profeffion, Mr. CAMILA. retired froin
trade in the full polfeffion of hii faFuliies, and
'with an ample fOrtunet the foie and fixishutory
fruitsof nniemittied diligence, fpirit, and integrity;
leaving the bufines which he had eftablithed as
the ftrit in Great Britain, and perhaps in Europe,
to his only 'Son and Mr. Davies. Accuftomed,
however, from early dais, to an I'C-five life) he,
with a laudable ambition,foudt,and matt honour-
, ably obtained, a feat in the tviagiftracy of thi City
of London ; being, in the year 1798, unanimoufly
eleaed to fucceed WILLIAM Giti., Efq. as Alder-
man of Walbrook Ward : in the difcharge of the
ditties of which fituation, as well as of that of
Sheriff (which he ferved at a critical period, when
party ran high, in the year ittoo), he was eminent-
ly charalterifed by the independence of his princi-
ples, the rectitude of hii judgment, the goodnefs
of his heart, the benevolence of his diipofition,
and the urbanity of his manners. Whether cools
dered in his Magiftetial charaaer, or in the more
retired walks of &medic or focial life, few men
could be named, fo well deferving of private-ve-
neration or public-chem. .

NifilTlGilL. INTEI.LIGENCE.

PORTSMOUTH, DEC. 27.

Sailed 'the num is frigate, and PLUTO (loop of
war, to ter* eall ward, to be paid off ; the CH Atte ER
and Mon 'Lay Coops of war, on a cruize.

It IMAM AT inTHBAr.
2 SAdmiral NistaArm.
9" Cot. O. B. liauay.
So Sir R.STRACIIIAN.
S 4 Capt. Films
so -- BRACE.
38 HARDT.
• 24 •••••••••• BRCIICR.
• 18 •••••••-•• CORIITT.
• 14
• 16 ..-•••• RATIMORD.
GROSIET...
- Lieut. &woe.
-
IT ST. HELEII2II.
38 Car. PAMELA.
Ili HARBOUR.
74 Capt. StaaLs.
44 MAITLAND.
38 ,••••••• Dixox.
36 ELPIIINSTONR.

t Neptune • -
Donegal
Hercule -
UM-
'Leis - .
Detertninee
Bittern -
Outgo .
Moreau . -
Port Mallon
Locuft, gun-veffel
!Cedar -

Amazon

Venerable -
Lire
London, England, 1802-12-28

GIBRALTAR, NOV. 30.

Yefterday the THAMES frigate, commanded by
Captain Hou.Es, arrived here from Sir RICHARD
Bic K sarox's fquadron, after a 'mirage of fix weeks.
At the time the THaius failed, Sir RICHARD, with
four fail of the limp was at the rendezvous, in the:
ifland of Sardinia, waiting for the five fail of the
line iroutthis, which-had not then joined him.—
PrevioUe to the failing of the THAMES, the GREY-
'
HOUND frigate had arrived from Toulon, wberc
the had been fent to examine the preparations
making by the Trench, which, however, did not
appear to be then very confiderable, or to be car•
rigid on with any attivity, only five fail of the line
, being ready for tea.
But by letters from Malaga, we are informed,
that the Conttellation, American frigate, had juft
arrived from Toulon, after a than paffage, and
that the French were then arming every thing
they could with the utmolt activity in that port.
The Captain of the Conftellation faid, That he
had been treated, with much greater civility and
attention by the French than formerly, and that
they feem now to with to conciliate the friendfhip
of the Americano Nothing more probable, if
they intend going to war with us !

The ST. FIOItANZO and CYNTHIA both failed
yefterday; and the THAAISS proceeds to Portf-
mouth the firft fair wind.

His Royal Highnefs the Governor has been
confined for fome days, with a fevere attack of
the rheumatifm, which he is fuppofed to haNe:
caught from remaining too long with wet clothcs
as he never fpares himfelf on any occafion,
and no weather ever prevents his attending the
parade daily, when in health.

The rains have continued with great violencc
of late.

DICEMBER 2.

Yefterday a large French fhip of the line pall'el
this to the eaftward about mid-day. The Spaniards
havenow two firit rates, and eight other (hips of
the line in commifGon in the Mediterranean. The
late Royal nuptials is the ollenfible eaufe ; but
lets formidable force might have ferved as a coo•
Toy againit the 13arbary*ates, between Barcelo:'.!

~~ .
London, England, 1802-12-28

PRUSSIA

..

Blaine, Dec. it.—Their MAJll7llll6With the
lEtwo's brothers and all their Wm, are arrived
here to•day from Potfdans.
Yefterday arrived a Dutch Mellinger, who
brought the exchanged ratification of theConven•
tion between our Court and the Batavian Republic,
refpeeting Sevenaer, Iluyfien, and Malburg, and
was immediately difpatched on his bufinefs being
ended. A Courier from Baden has pallid through
to•day,, on his way to St. Peterfbuigh.

I DENMARK.

COTINNAGIN INC. I I.—Several (hips hate pc.-
rifhed during the late ftorms on the Norwegian
coats.

Next fpring the CROWN PRIICZ mid his Confort,
will make a tour to Norway.

The navigation through the Sound has been un-
commonly b=ilk tkis year. From the commence-
ment of the year to the loth inf. there have pallid
the Sound, in all, 12,03 c) !hips.

Dec. 14.—Count REVINTLOW, Prefidant of the
•Danifh Chancery, has requefted and obtained his
difmitllon from his Mei ssireS fervice. The Count
departs with his family in a few days, for his
eftate in HoMein.

Hip Royal Highnefs Prince FRtaißic will
ilitt nest rammer the baths at Carl(bad and Top-
litz, for the re-eftablithment of his health, which

is very indifferent.
Our Government fends a learned man, of the
name of STROM to Burgdorff, in Swittelland,
to examine the method of education invented by
the celebrated PISTALOZZI.
London, England, 1802-12-28

PARLMMEN7 PROCEeDiNGS.,

NOUSE OF LORDS, MONDAY, DEC. 27.
the LOAD CHANCELLOR pmdueled• and read the amended
interlocutor of the Sheriff, in the appeal Lord Kinnaird v. Ma-
thewfon, which referves a right of adtion to the Refpondent.
Mr. TYRILELL prefented foine Papers to the Houk from
the Welt India and London Merchants Wet Dock Company,
in Obedience to the Ads of Pailfament in that cafe made and
provided.
Lord WALSINOHAM brought in the Repoet from the Lords
`Committee appointed to ipqture and report as to the belt mode
et` warming and lighting the Houfe, and rendering it more com.
modiuus and fit for the reeepdon of the Members, whereupon
it was Refolved, That two fire-places be coeitrudted on the
Eak fiie of the Houfe—one in the centre of the wall, that forth.
A part of the Houk itfelf,, and the other on the fame fide below
the Bar,and that thefeFire-places be conitrueed,and the man-
, net of lighting the upper and lowerends of the Houfe be altered
' according to the plan prefented to the Committee by James
Wyatt, Bfq. ' .,
1111.11 TO SUSPEND 1803 I,II,OSICUTIONS ATOLL billt•
Tat? ACTS ILS.LATIIIO TO T 44 WOOLIOI.II NAIRN
IrAcTURS. _
__,.
.011. die Motion that this Dill be read a fecond
tiPw• , . .
- .The Loan QII4NCILLO,Ii Gilled tke attention of
their tairclihips to this Bill, which`was a Bill of
lesions importance, having for its °hied thnluf-
ponAran, for a limited time, of no lefs than twenty-
uso Ails Of Parliament refpeding the Woollen
hflanufadurei-t,a manufadure which had ever Veen
deemed of the firik confequence, and as forming,
the it of thelingdoin. Every welfare, there.
iSe
fore,could be propored,in Parlrnt tend-
, g
tend-
ing to a thofe' who carried .on 'sanitise-.
tore. could not but be .confideted as, a meatbre
calling for the earneit attention of eachiranch of •
the Legikatnre. Hi 4 Loighip COlnipt7ll:4o at faille
length upn the le gst eitest of .Billi for *ending:
penal ilatutes ; andf,lid, it behoved Partiament.tb
proceed with, glreat caution in regard to the' fisf-,
penlion or rep4l of Os of the Legillature, giv-
ing to informers, a right of Ming for the recovery
, of the penalties. of eating laws, becaure having
paffed thofe laws, and by exprefs enadments there-
'in encouraged perfons to commence actions, it
would have but an aukward appearance fur Par-
, Emilia tointerpofe and prevent perfons who had
adually fuits.commenced upon the ground of pc-
Wye exiling ftatute law, from attaining the coils
which thofe laws held out as the reward of thole
who enforced them. His Lordflijp laid, that in,
afythe doing it) would be not, only unfair, but
unfeemly on the part of the ,Leglifature, if,
they paffed any• Bill, the effed of whirl would be
I.o4imrive thole perfons who had commenced fttitp.
bt the coils that belonged to the convidion of th,e '
Isarties prblecutcd, inarmuch as. it would be a
3........,....r_z_.....:A..:.._ te.......3-___tx__ll...a.:-,...-_:t.-
London, England, 1802-12-17

PAR lAMENTARr PROCE!WIIVGS.

HOUSE OF LORDS, THURSDAY, DEC. z 6.
The Malt Duty Bill, the Qualification Indemnity Bill, the
P.xehequerso,oool. Bill, and fuch other Bills as bad paired the
Committee, and bad been reported, were read a third time.
The other Bills on the Table palled a Rage each.—Adjourned.
London, England, 1802-12-17

ESTATES NEAR LTCHFIELD.

TO be SOLDIy AUCTION----By WILLIAM HARRIS,
At t',e George Inn, in the City of Lichfield, on Wednefday the
19th day of Dee;mber,• tilos, at Four o'Clock in the After-
noon, in Lots,and fubjeet to Condi ions to be then produced,
SEVERAL valuable Freehold, Leafehold, and
Copyhold ESTATES,, in high Cultivation,in the County
of Stafford, and County of the City of Lichfitikcomprifing a
riodera-built Iloufe, fit for the immediate refidence ore Gen-1
tleman's Family, fituate at Maple Hays, on a pleafing eminence,
and commanding an extenfive View of a very rich Country, a
Lawn in front of about sz Acres, litiried on.. the South anclEaft
with a beautiful river-like Sheet of Water, weu *lied with
Filh, a large Garden walled laid plahted,with :IWchidcettFralt
Trees, now in full bearing; Pleafurt Grounds,'llarns, Stables,
Coach-houfe, and other Offices attached and detached, with
feveral Pieces of Arable,Meadow, and Failure Land, and con-
taining in the Whole about 96 Acres. „ I
The Houle copal' of a Hall, Dining-Parlour 2.3 Feet Ouches
by 18 Feet 3 Inches, Drawing-room, Breakfaft Parlour, excel-
lent Kitchen, Butler's Pantry, Ac. on the Ground Floor, five
Chambers on the fecond Floor, and 6 Attics.
Alfo, a compadt Manage, with Barra, Stabler, and other
Out-buildings, and about 114 Acres of. Arable Meadow, and
attire Land, and two (mall Tenements for Labourers, fituate
at Hill Top.. The above Mates are contiguous, within a ring
Fence, and iltuate in the Laid County of Stafford, except about
three Acres„parl of a Meadow, which lie in the County of the
City of Lichfield.
Alfo fevend Pieces of Meadow and Paiture Land, lying
Within the County of the City of Lichfield- aferefald, contain-
ing in the whole, about 43 Acres.
A per* sit Maple Hays will thew the ?rendre*.
Printed-Particulars may be bad at the Gray's Ina Collie.-
boufe, Loodos; at Aries Gazette Office, 'Birmingham; Mr.
Moigin, Stifle the principal Inns in the neighbouring
Towns, and of Mr Gill, Attorney in Lichfield. •
London, England, 1802-12-17

Printed for T.Cadell, Jun. and W. Davies, Strand.

Of whom may be bad, the former Volume, for the Year rBOO,
Price toe. 6d. in Boards. • -
The Annals of Philofophy will be offered to the World once
a Year, like the Annual itegifters, and will exhibit at one View
the various Improvements and Difcoveries in the feveral Depart-
ments of Science, Literature, and the Arts. References to the
original Sources will in all Cafes be annexed, which will enable
the Reader to pOrfue his Refearches, on any Soiled, to the
Fountain Head. He will haves fummary View of whatever is
important in the different Departments, and a Clue to follow
what may b .intereiting to him. ,
•; The very late *Publication of this Volume rofe from an
Event which the learned World has deplored equally with the
Proprietors, the death of the much lamented Dr. G:lnett;
who, in the Prime of Life, and apparently in good. Health, u
be was beginning his Labours for this Second Volunie, contrail-
ed a diforder which carried hiin to the Grave. The fature Vo-
/onus. it is cOnSdesitly hokied, wjl spear lii more regdlar Sue-
edion. • .
London, England, 1802-12-17

THE MAN MOTH.

Nattrralitls have for Nine time been gratified in
London, with the view. of a fkeleton of this fo►r it
pritingly large animal, compared to which even
the Elephant may be calle.► a small quadruped.
It was a matter oi rrLtr et to :hem that the cranium
was wanting, the Propriet.u. }Living very properly
refolved to thew it as it was found, w►thout having
tecourle to fancy and art to rellore any deficiency.
We are happy, however, to learn, by letters from
America, where the Mammoth was difcnvered,
that tome remains of another of the fame fpecies,
with an entire cranium, have been found, and that
either the head, nr a call from it, wili Iron be fent
to this country, for the gratification of the curious.