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London, England, 1802-04-05

EDIIVBURGA. APRIL t.

This morning when the mail coach arrived,
;nging i; triligence that the Definitive Treaty of
Fe.'ce was signed, the Guard announced the joy
f l news by the firing of his blunderbufs, &c.—
The public having been on the tip-toe of expefta-
bon for fume time pall, a crowd of people who
v.i;:rd the event, hailed the aulpicious intelligence
with ioud acclamations, and taking the horfes from
t':: carriage, they chew it through the principal
tirc^rs 'f the city, with colours flying and firing
c f cannon, amidll the plaudits of a huzzaing mul-
titude.

The different Corps of Royal Edinburgh Vo-
lunteers paraded and fired a fewde-joye at mid-
thy; and in the evening there was a general illu-
mination throughout the city and fuburbs.
Many people were flow of belief this morning
•nlieti the intelligence was propagated of the trea-
t.- being figned ; every one was fufpicious of being
duped an April fool, and it was only by the pro-
cellion of the mail coach that their doubts were
removed, and their belief confirmed.
London, England, 1802-04-05

NATIONAL. WORK.

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of, and dedicated to their Royal High:tam the Pat Nee of
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AN HISTORICAL PRINT, commemorative
of the DEATH of his Egrellency
The Right Han. Gahm! Sir RALPH ABERGR OMBY, K. B.
Commander in Chief of his Majefty's Fortes in Egypt ;
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Fran a PICTURE now painting by Tnomas STOTUARD,
}.fq. R. A.
Containing Fourteen Portmits of Principal Officers.
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This day was publiiiied, a new Edition, Pocket Size,
Price 3s. 6d. bound, of
i•—•HERIDAN IMPROVED. A general pro-
flouncing and explanatory DIVI lONARY of duo Englifh
Language : tor the Ute of Schools, Foreigners learning Eng-
Ilib, &e. in which it has been attempted to improve on the
plan of Mr. Sheridan; the difeordancies of thar celebrated
Orthoepitt being avoided, and,his improprieties corrected.
By STEPHEN JONES.
Author of the " New Biographical Didtionary."
The Seventh Edition.

Printed for Vernor and Hood, J. Cuthell, Ogilvy and Son,
Otridge and Son, Lack ington, Allen and Co. J. W.dker, J. Nunn,
J. Scatchard, Dorton and H.uvey, J. 'M./thews, T. aura, and
R. Lea.

Where may be had.
The fame Work, on a large Letter, Octavo, price 9s. er
Royal Odlavo, las. bound.
London, England, 1802-04-05

RUSSIA

Prriassueon, Fss. aB.—The Ertarraoa has,
in a Ukafe of the 14th of laft month, ordered
the toci,ooo rulbes, advanced to the Citizens and
Inhabitants of the city of Elizabethgrad, as a
loan for ten years, to be left without intercft.
The Privy Counfellor and Senator KOSODAV/-
Law received lately lby the poll an anonymous
letter, in which he was requefled to fet at liberty
Rostsnseri, the Regiftrar of Government I who,
cn account of an unintentional niiftake, had been
condemned to the mines in Nerfchink. The bu-
finefs was examined, and it was found that he
had been punilhed innocently. His Majefty,
therefore, iffued the following Ukafe :
I have ordered that the difmiffed Regiflrar
of the Government, NIKISOR ROMANSIEJII who
formerly lived in the city of Bachmul, and in the
year tiler" was by the Court of jullice and Law,
innocently deprived off-his rank, and condemned
to the punifhment of hard labour at Nertfchink,
(hall be rellored to his rank, and fet at liberty ;
but in confederation of fuch punifhment fuffered
by him, and to provide for him, with his wife and
children, the Cabinet has granted him a yearly
penfion of three hundred rubles, and to enable
him the better to return the fooner to his former
refidence,a cum, once for all, of a thoufand rubles."
MAtCH s.—The Court Counfellor SCHULTZ,
from Berlin, having finiihed his experiments here
on the cow pock inoculation with the belt fuccefs,
the Emperor has made him a prefent of two thou-
fand ducats, with the molt gracions expreUlons,
as a teftimony of his fatisfaaion.
The day before yefterday his Imperial Highnefs,
the Grand Duke CONSTANTIN B PAWLOWITscH, ho-
noured the German theatre with his pretence.—
This is the firft inftance, for many years, of one of
the Imperial Family 'Aiding any of the public
theatres, becaufe the Italian, but more particularly
the French aaurs, played at the hermitage before
the Court.
On the 26th of February the Senate communi-
cated the following ukafe to the College of Phyfi
cians :—As the circumftances, on account of which
young men, natives of Ruffia, who withed to
ftudy phyfic, were forbidden by an ukafe of 23d
Feb. 1799, to travel to foreign countries, are
changed, and the communication with thole coun-
tr les is become free, we have taken off this prohi-
bition, and command from henceforth the fending
of young furgeons from Ruffia into foreign coun-
t' ics, for the acquifition of more perfea knowledge
in all the branches of medicine, to be reftored on
the fame feinting, as before the publication of that
ukafe.
His Imperial Majefty lately vifited the Found-
ling Hofpital here, and was perfealy fatisfied with
the excellent regulations and orders in which this
benevolent inftitutron is kept by the Emprets Dow-
ager; He ;made many intlfc4ts, &c.
London, England, 1802-04-05

PORTSMOUTH, APRIL 4.

Yellerday failed the EARL ST. VINCENT, for the
Eaa Indies, and his Majelly's (hips STANDARD and
Rosy for the Eaaward.—Tbe following men of
war weighed their anchors and intended going
round alfo, but afterwards brought to again, viz.
ATLAS, of 98 guns; ARGo, of 44; Tr x EL, of
64 ; and Arria4, of v.—The three following
(hips have received orders to fail to the eaflward,
but have not got under weigh, viz. the INCON-
STANT, of 36 guns ; TRUSTY, of go ; and the
PALLys, of 38.—This day his Majefly's (hip MER-
CURT was releafed from Qprentine.—This day
failed the INCONSTANT and Timm., with the four
others, mentioned as above to have brought to,
ATLAS, TRUSTY, ARGo, TEXEL, and ASTREA, for
the eaaward ; the Tliot, GRAY, for St. Kitt's.—
Arrived the General Small, BELLIN, with wines
from Guernfey ; and the Grace of God fchooner,
Fouatats, with butter from Havre.
London, England, 1802-06-30

DENMARK.

Covassiaota, Juan 12.—1 t is confirmed that
the difpatches which were loft Tome time fince by
Count Loweavout, going as Courier to St. Pe-
tedburgh, have been found near Abo in Finland.
The following is extraded from a letter from
Riga, April 14.-6 The. prejudicial influence of
the agreement between Ruffle and Sweden, con-
cluded June tt, laft year, upon the Danifh com-
merce, are already very vifible. It is clear that
by this agreement advantages are given to Sweden
' Acme all other trading nations. By the ,4th ar-
ticle, they fray for all goods. hich they import in•
to Raffia in their own.fhips, and on their own ac-
count, only the half of regular duties. This article
has been already notified at the Cullom
What makes this favonr peculiarly important is,
that through it the whole importation of fait will
fall entirely into Swenilli hands ; fince, inflead of
paying la, 12, and 13 Risdollars per left duty,
they pay only 31, 6, 64 Ritdollars. They have
already profited by this circumftance. Within the
laft few weeks eight cargoes of felt are arrived.—
Yet the carrying trade in our port Teems rather
to fall into Pruilian hands—for of 43 fhips which
have arrived here fince the beginning of this year,
twenty are PrufGan."
London, England, 1802-06-30

SPORTING INTELLIGENCE.

NEWCASTLE RACES, THURSDAY, JUNE 24.
The Gold Cup, value wogs.
Mr. fohnfores b. h Sir Solomon, by Sir Peter, 6 yrs. old
Mr. R. Fletchn 's b. b. Lathe. by Sir Peter, 5 yrs. old 2
Mr. Stnrcy's b h. Blarkrtt, by his Arabian, 3 yn. old 3
Eight and to tot on Sir Ss.lomon.—Won eafy.
The Freemen and Innkeepers' Sol.
Mr. Mieser's br. c. Antelope, by Stride, 4 yn. uid 3 t
Mr. Huttnn's eh. m. Nlinerea, by Walnut. s yrs. oki t 1 dr.
Sir J. Lawfotes b. c. by Stride, darn by 13r0ne,3 yrs. cid 2 3 dr.
Five to 4 agn. the Stride colt ; a to t alga. Ante-
lope ; and a to t aglt. Minerva. After the firft
heat, 6 and 7 to 4 on Antelope.
FRIDAY 25.
y Pounds for all ages, 4 mile heats.
I.ord Struthinore's bay h. by Walnut, out of Littk Scott's dam,
. yr.. wur•cd over.
Swcepll.tkc tit togs. each, tall. rode by Gentle.
men, two mile and a quarter heats.
Major Hopper's ch. g. Sweetbrier, by Banker, aged (rode
by Mr Oliver),
Major Shore's bay g. Slaphang, by Icelander, S yrs. old
(rock by Air. F. Hartky) -

Mijor Ditbiaea eh. g. Cop, by Regent, aged (rode by
',wan. - - - - 1 3
Mr. Sewers bay g. Shaver, by Hercules, 3 in. old (rode
tit Matfett), - -
_ .. .

I.l;..llridgeabay g. Sultan, by the grey Arabian, aged
_trade by dined°, - . : - 5 S
Five to 4on Cop; and ato t ag(. Sweetbrier.
SATURDAY 16. '
For the Ladies' Plate, all ages. No race.
Cocaien.—Friday, Sunley, 4 mains, no byes;
Small, a mains, 3 byes.
London, England, 1802-06-30

Frs. tk LONDON GAZETTE, Jiang.

EY THE ICING.-A PROCLAMATION,

1101 t DISSOLVING Tuts PRESENT PARLIAMiNT, MID
DECLARING TIM CALLING OF AN OTHER.
GIORGI R.
Whereas we have thought fit, by and with the advice of our
Privy Council. to dtfolve this parent Parliament, which ne• •
(lands prorogued to reedy, the t yth day of Auguß next : We
do, lot that end, ;whiles this oar Royal Proclamation; and do
hereby diffolve the fad Parliament accordingly : and the Lords
spiritual and Temporal, and the Knights, CitI2DIS9 and nor-
geffes, and the Commilhoners for Shiresand Burgh s, deb, Houfe
of Commons, are difeharged from their meeting and attendance
an Toeftlay the fad t ytb day of Auguft next. And webelng de-
Smits and refolved, se tom as may be,to meet OUT People, and ,
to have tkeir Advice in Parliament,do hereby make known, to
all our loving rebjefls, our Royal will and *afore to tall a New
Parliament a and do hereby further declare, that, with the ad-
vice of nut Privy Council, we have given order that our Chan-
cellor of that Part of our United Kingdom called Great-Britain,
and our Chancellor of Ireland, do, refmdively, upon Notice
thereof. forthwith Vibe out Writs in due Form, and according
to Law, for calling a New Parliament: And we do hereby
afro, by chi, our Royal Proclamation. under oar Great
Seal of our United Kingdom, require Writs forthwith to
be Med accordingly by our fad Chancellors refpetlively, for
Caufing the Lords Spiritual and Temporal and Commons, who
are to terve in our faid Parliament, to be duly returned to. and
gire their attendance in our fad Parliament, which Writs arc
to be retorna: 1 : on 'Euefday the 3 tit day of Augult next.
Given at Our Court st Windfor, the Twenty-ninth Day
of June, One Thoufand Eight Hundred and Two, in
the Eorty-feennil Year of Our Reign.
GODIAY F. THE KING.
BY THE KING.—A PROCLAMATION,

ID OILDRIt TO THE ELECTING AND SUMMONING Till
London, England, 1802-06-30

IRtISSI.4

*met, Yuwit 9.—Almoll all the troops Intend-
ed to be reviewed here by his Majefty, arrived
on the 3d and Bth, and occupied the camp
marked out for them. The King's brother,
the Hereditary Prince of Mecklenburg Strelitz,
feveral Generals, and the greate& part of their Ma.
jetty's lithe, having arrived here the 6th and yef-
terday, their Majefties came at five in the after-
noon. Having forbid all ceremony, on their
entry, they were received in a tent by the Com-
' manner of the Garrifon, and waited during the
preparations for inning the Hoff to take fame re-
frefliment. Their boat was followed by a crowd
of others, and the banks covered with Ipedators,
who loudly expreffed their joy at Peeing their Ma-
jetlies. Their Majellies' boat was faluted by all
the vetrels of different nations lying in the harbour,
and in the middle of the paffage a boat with is
young girls of Litthau came alongfide. The
girls were all dreffed in the different collumes of
their country, and prefented the Qren with a
baficet filled with all forts of articles knit in the
manner of Litthau, at which her Majeftv was
pleafed to clinch her fatisfaflion and approbation
of their work.
London, England, 1802-06-30

NAUTICAL INTELLIGENCE.

On Windily arrived.at Plyrzionth, the Lord
M'Coirtney, MACKZE, from New Brunfwick,,.
The Perfeverance, Hvaraasom, horn Cotheil!
burg to Coleraine, is on fliore in Colerane River,
and it is feared the fhip and cargo will be loft.

SHEERNESS, JUNE a 9.
Arrived the DRIVER limp, from a cruize; the
WOOLWICH fore !hip, from the Tharue.s ; and the
CONFLICT and ARCHF,R un brigs, from a cruize,
Sailed the ALoszo loop, for .C' atham ; and
ADVICE Advice boat, and Lottirr gun velici,
up the Thames.
_ _

A boat belonging to the Haart !loop, with 12
men and one woman in it, was overfet by a fucl
den fquall of wind, but by the allillanee of font:
boats which were near, the whole of them wen:
happily faxed. Wind W. blows liroog.
London, England, 1802-04-02

KIRKWALL, ORKNEY, MARCH 13.

Yeilerday morning a Gentleman having occa-
lion to fail from hence to the ifland of Shapanfltay,
freighted a boat belonging to William Fothering-
hame of this town. It blew a pretty brill: favour-
able gale at the time of fetting out, and they loon
reached the Wand, which is not above three miles
diftance from Kirkwall• On the return home of
William Fotheringhame, accompanied by one Ro-

- 'y

best Guthrie; a ft ainan, is the eteo;ng a ini)l
ti'mpellnotts wind arole, whereby the boat was over-
fct; and both ti them drowned. The boat and
oars,. and one of &if hats, were driven ashore on
the Bretks of Caincfs; in the iteighbOurhood of
this town, and roe ate lorry to add, that each of
them have left chfconfolate 'Wives; and fevea young-
children: Their bodies are not yet found.
London, England, 1802-04-02

THE BOTANIC PILL,
For WIND and BILE in the STOMACH.

rHE renowned Virtues of thefe Pills, fur thole
Alarming Complaints occafioned by Wind in the Stomach
and Bowels, now generally complained oftpromt. ding from
Crudities and Indigeftion, for want of a propel! Secretion of Bile,
which has hitherto baffled the (kill of the molt eminent of the
Faculty. ban urged a gentleman, after a long Study and Pradice
in the VegetahleKingdom, to offer to his Fellow Creatures this
wonderful remedy, having been a revere fakeer for many yearn,
during which he experienced the Inefficacy of repeated Applica-
tions to the Faculty.
This never-tailing remedy is ideated from Roots and Herbs,
and formed into a (mall Botanic Pill, for the cruel Diforders of
Wind and Indigeftion, from which all other Maladies incident
to the Irregularities of Nature have their Origin ; and for which
ip all its Stages, he will bobound for the Botanic Pill to cure.
Its efficacy can be *netted by 'Fboufands, who have experienced
the good effeets of his Wonderful Difeovery.
The virtues of the Botanic Pill are fuch as to corred the Ceti-
, dity, prevent Digeftion, difperfe the Acidity and Wind in the
' Stomach and Bowels, and alto the digeftive Powers in per-
forming their fundiona.
The Pills are fo innocent and nourlihing in their properties,
that the mutt delicate conftitution may be relieved by them,
without a fenfe of their operation, as they cont.& of neither
purgative or altrinyent Medicines, but a relation of ttrength-
vigorating and bracing Roots and Herbs.
Various Medicines have been app:ieit, without effed, and
left the Pati-mt in a wort.• fituation than before he took them,
by difabling the powers of 'ligation, and eaufing a great quan-
tity of wird to coiled in the Stomach and Bowels, fsvimming
in the Head, nervous trembling', excruciating Pains end Cramp
in different parts of the Body, frequent Vomiting*, lof. of Ap-
petite, broken Reft, and left of all a lingering Decline.
'l'o prevent and curt the above cruel Diforders, the Botanic
- Pill Rands unrivalled. Perfons in a Decline, reduced by a long
courfe of Medicine, who have been obliged to abftain from
animal Food. have, by taking thefe Pills a (tort time, been able
to digcft the hardeft Meats. Perrone aftlided with Tremblings,
Oppreflion, or Uneafinefs of the Stomach, after Meals, would
do well to apply to the Botanic Pills, being a certain reitorative
to Man in his declining hate.
kid at ss. tad. each Bos,with the initials D. & S. on the feel;
*INS others aregenuitteTo behad Wholefale of the Proprie-
tor, Mrs. Sherwood, Hornton itreet, Kenfington ; (where a
proper allowance is made to Merchants, Captains of Ships, or
to thole who take a quandty to fell again) and, by appoint-
ment, at the following places, vie. E. Nerbery, corner of St.
Paul's Chureh-yard; Mr. Hewlett, Chymift, No. 28, High-
Brett, Boroitgh ; Mr. TOR, Royal Exchange Gateway, Corn-
bill ; Mr. Skellet, No. 74, Drury-lane • Mr. Ambridge, Che-
rnift, No. 30, Piccadilly ; and illserwos;d, No. is, Tottenham-
goure-roa4.
London, England, 1802-04-02

THREE OR FOUR THOUSAND POUNDS.

ANY Perfon having the above Cum to advance,
may have an opportunity of engaging it in a concern that
has born many years citablillicd.--The profits of which arc very
cunliderable :and without rifque )
Every fatis'faCiory reference will be given as to the ft.tl.iiity
of the concern and party that may be required, prior to a treaty,
by &likening to A. H. No. a 6, Hatton-Garden, London

To be Sold, purfuant to an Order of the High Court of Chao_
eery, made in a Caufe, wherein Thomas Daniel and Sir Mi.
chad Lemon, Bart. are Plaintiffs, and Margaret Lawrence
and others, are Defendants, before ptisca Titter, Gentle.
man, at the Red Lion inn, Truro, in the county of Corn-
wall, on Monday the 46th day of April, at five o'Cluck in
the afternoon, in one Lot,

'TWO Third Parts of a FREEHOLD ESTATE,
1 part and parcel of that Capital Barton, called TRE LI S SIC
and RCIUGOA fituate In the parilb of Feock, in the laid coun.
ty of Cornwall. Particulars wherof may be had gratis, at the
Chambers of Peter Holford, Efq. one of the Matters of the Paid
Court, hi Smthampton Buildings, Chancery-Lane, London ; of
Melia. Smith :id Krkewich,Solickors, Lincoln's Inn ; Meffro.
Shephard and Adlington, Solicitors, Gray's Inn; and of Mr.
James Tippet, Solicitor, of Falmouth, in Cornwall.

CAPITALSI'T'UATION In the GROCERY LINE.
TO BE ROAD iv PRIVATE CONTRACT,
With immediate polkflion,
ALL thofe extenfive Premifes, fituated oppofite
the Fountain Inn, Weft Cowes, Ilk of Wight ; confdling
of a fpacious Shop, with modern Bow Window; good Dwel-
ling-houil, Work-Ihop, Store-houks, Stabling, Garden, ace. &c.
and a Carnage Road for Goods front the Fountain Quay round
by Caryl-lane into the back part of the Premifes. The whole
calculated and ufed for the laft Guy years in the Grocery and
Tallow Chandlery Buftnefs, and equally well lituated for any
other Trade.
Enquire for particulars, or to treat for the pnrchafe, at the
Bank of Mefirs. Day, liutigny, and Day.
London, England, 1802-04-02

SHEERNESS, MARCH 3z.

Orders came down thismorning for the following
chips lying_here to be paid off, viz. the VLINTER,
IPUNITE, DAPHNE, REDOUBT, ALLIANCE, SNAII•
NON, ALCESTE, BONSAI, la Raison', and FIRM.
The Bs a c eRr!R,AIDENT, GLATTON, Hass, and
la SEINE, have been ordered to proceed to Chat-
ham, to be paid off, and the whole of their crews
to be difcharged. Came in the Bozsa gun-brig
from a crime; and the A LON zo {loop into harbour.
Wind N. E. moderate.

FROM LLOYD'S LIST.

DIAL, MARCH yr.—Wind N. E.—Sailed the
Enridice, —, from Martinique, for the River.
Aram I.—Arrived, and failed for the River,
the Sum Lit man of war, from the EA-Indies.
Wind N. E.

GRATRIENDt MARCH 31.—Sailed the Crown,
PROCTER; and Viciffitude, STOUT: for Jamaica;
Commerce, AL:mason ; and the Uriana, WARREN,
for Peteriburgh ; Fanny, HARLEY, for Demerara;
Lord Duncan, MILLER, for Antigua; Curlew,'
CAITRIIIISS, for Mogadore; Twee Gebroders,
—, for Amfterdam ;_Vrow Anna and Twee
Gebroders, --, for Calais.
Aran, z.—Paffed by, the Mary, ESTELL, from
Africa; Padget', ADAMS, from Lifbon ; New
Bloffom, Woonroaa, from Calais ; St. Andreas,
--; and Vrow Yonker, from Dieppe.—Sailed,
the ESCROW packet, Wtcastan, for Hamburgh ;
Vrow Hendricks, CASSANS, for Havre; Jonge
Peiter, for Rouen; Trois Soeurs, —, for
Calais; Twe Gebroders, —, for Rotterdam;
Vmw Heligana, Tau', for Embden ; Drie Ge-
broders, —; Vrow Wilhelmina, • ,Vrow
Steyntia, &viten; and Vrow Maria, kALKER,
for Angterdaam.
London, England, 1802-04-02

' 'O.II.IORROW EVENING, APRIL 3, 1802,
3. I.w htijetties Savants will act Shakellseares Play of the
IVINTER'S TALE. •
Scenes, Decorations, and Dre Wes, entirely new.
Lenntes, Mr. REM BLE ; ,
Camillo, Mr. Povrcll ; Antlgonus, Mr. Dovrton ; •
CI, "moves, Mr. Raymond; Dion, Mr. Caulfield;
Foliacitcs, Mr. BARRY MORE ; Florist!, Mr. C. KEMBLE.
_ _

Hertnione, Mra SIDDONSt
Peidtta, by A YOUNG LADY,
(Being her fourth appearance on any &age.)
Paulin+, Mrs. PO W ELL.
'Co which will be added the Mukal Fusee et
THE SHIPWRECK.

On Monday, the Comedy of the Country Girl ; with Liar.
London, England, 1802-04-02

PLYMOUTH, MARCH 30.

Thft afternoon paid up Mandel the SCAltrizot
EaQ India fhip, of London, Capt. Jona Scorr,
froth Bengal, laden ivlth piece goods, fat London:
the difparches were landed by a- pilbt boat, and
forwarded immediately to London. She failed
from Bengal eight months, and froth the Cape of
Good Hope four Months ago. Sailed the Letts,
of London, Capt. ARISAI (Foal Loridon for Maltaj
laden with fundries ; the Menses, of ta guns ;,
and the Ranson, of 48, loins, on a craze; and
the RIttRiAT, Of London, Capt. Shaw, froth Lon-
don, foe Jamaica, with proirilions.
Maack st.4--Came in the Etmerinient. of Lon-
don, Captain WHYTIt. from Bengal, bound to
London, laden with rice and hemp ; the has been
to weeks from the Cape of Good Hope, and has
not brought any news: the DIOMEDE, of go guns;
Htaborratt, of 54 guns; and Im rreesux, of ao
guns, were expeEted to leave the Cape foon for
England. Alfo, the American brig Mabala Win-
fox, Capt. Josh Arzins, from Virginia, hound
to CoWes, leaden with tobacco; and the Minerva,
from London for this Port, to load for Newfound-
land.

This Morning. the mail coach brought the
Gazette, containing an account of the figning of
the Definitive Treaty of Peace : it arrived at a
very early hour, and the intelligence was an-
nounced by the ringing of bells, and firing of
guns: it has fprrad very general joy throughout
this neighbourhood, and the good effeas will foon
be felt by all, except the monopolizers, who are
very fiat on the occafion.
London, England, 1802-04-02

PORTSMOUTH, MARCH 3r.

This day arrived from the Downs the Eaft In-
dia Ihip EARL ST. VINCENT, bound to India; and
the CALEDONIA, Capt. PAGE, bound to the South
Seas; the homeward-boutdEaa India !hip SIR
EDWARD HAMILTON, from the Indies ; and the
brig Mary, Capt. CRowLity, from Cadiz ; alfo
night his Majeffy's fllip MERCURY, from the
Streights, and is put under quarantine. Came
into harbour the Ocean tranfport, Capt. Mora°.
The FLORA frigate and VoLric us& floop are both
ordered to be paid off.
APRIL r.—This day arrived his Majefty's fhip
ALEXANDRIA, from the Mediterranean; and the
brig Commerce, APPLETON, from ditto: both are
performing quarantine • alfo his Majefty's (hip RE-
VOLUTIONAIRE2 from quarantine;
• and the DOLE or
KENT floop, BATCHELOR, from `Woolwich, with
ordnance Mores.
London, England, 1802-04-02

For COUGHS, CONSUMPTIONS, kr.
PECTORAI. ESSENCE of COLTSCOOT.

'T'HE Herb, Celtsfoot, called Tullilago by the
Antients,wasditUriguillied by them, u its name fuSkiently
conveys, for its excellence in this cure of Coughs and other Pul-
monary Complaints • and this Mt= has, in the court: of a long
pradtice, been found the molt fate and effectual remedy for
Coughs, Afthmas, Wheezing', Pitthificky Complaints C.wt-
Itlmptions,Hairlasefs,Dtliuxions,Catarrhs,difkukpbt &wh-
in, and all Wonders of the Break and Lungs. Itadinirably al-
lays the tickling which provokes frequent coughing, and takes off
the uneafy levitation of acrimonious humours, eleantm the (mall
Glands, relaxes the Fibres, and thereby enlarges the Cavities of
the Vefl'els. Thus it regularly and quickly cures the molt oblti-
site Althmas ansi Confumptions of the longeft handing, if taken
before the Lungs are ulcerated. ft cures all bulky and dry
Coughs, ditfolves congealed Phlegm in the Thorax, heals Ren-
net. and Surenefs of the Briatt, Stomach, and Lungs, and gives
immediate relief to thole who, through Age and Infirmity, are
deprived of Reit or bleep, as It generally compotes and contri-
butes to make the remainder of their days comfortable and easy.
This Litence is prepared only by Jones Ryan, Surgeon, is
Brittol; and fold, wholefale and retail, by Francis Ncw,ery, at
No. 45, the Etat End of St. Paul's, London, in Bottles, price
is. 4d. each, Ditty included.
N. B. As many Ferrous continually mittake Mr. Newbery's
Monte, particularly Servants and Meifengers, all Purchaters are
rcquefted to obferve, that it is a little out of the general Line of
toot-paftengers, Five Doors from the Corner of Cheapfide; and
that a Butt of Dr. James, and there Words, are againft the Font
of his Houle, viz' THE ONLY WAREHOUSE FOR
DR. JAMES'S POWDERS."
London, England, 1802-04-02

DOVER, MARCH p.

The Swtrr, Capt. SLAGS arrived in the Roads
from Calais, and landed dr. Dreffins, the Mef-
fenger, at half paik three o'clock, P. M. to an-
nounce the arrival of MarquisCOINWALLIb. Mr.
Drellins went off immediately in a poii.chaife and
four. About four o'clock the Marquis landed,
attended by Colonel NIGHTINGALE and fuite.
Some hundreds of people were down on the beach
to fee him land, and welcomed his arrival by giv.
ing him three hearty cheers. His Lordthip looked
very well. The Charlotte, Capt. Margolet, and
another French veal, name unborn, are juil
come into the Roads with pairengers. Sailed for
Calais the Couarsss or ELGIN, Capt. SAMPSON,
with the Rev.
LJ. BROWN, Mr. Tutsaaay, G. Lat..
Lis, and Jos. OPI. J. Psalm's, Efq. is jail ar-
rived to embark for is, in the Emus% Capt.
DILL.
London, England, 1802-04-02

DSFD.

On Tv&lay, the 30th ult. after a long-and painful
Mr.. Leigh, wife of John Leigh, F:fq. of Ncw
At St. Catharine Dank, near dinbargh, on the t'llrit nit the
Right Hon. Lady Anne Erikitte, daughter of Alev.nier fifth
Earl of Kellie.

At Harnburgh, the ,9th oh. Prince Frederic of Heir. Darin-
ftadt, bre. her of the Dowager Queen of NMI&
On Satarazy lett, Jane Copping, wife of Welt Copping, Efq.
of Chariotte-ltreet, Bloontibury.
On Monday. at Brampton, Mrs. Elizabeth Jelfe, ar,ed 72.
Mit, Alice Ikrrem, daughter of the late James Battwi, of
Carrick-barron, Efq.
In Great firit..in-itreet, Dublin, James Denning, Efq.
At Alleattbreuk, mar Larne, aged 22, Mrs. Bayley, wife of
Mr. Archer Bayley, only daughter of Samuel Allen, Efq.
On the 24th ult. at Adton, in Chef:hire, Mr. N. Vickers, ner
chant, of LiserpOoL
Suddenly, on Saturday laft, in a fit, aged 72 years, Joilma
Rote, Efq. of Everton, LiverpouL
On Se rniay fennight, Mrs. Powell, wife of Mr. J. Powell, of
Eaftgate-ttreet, (Adler, upholfterer. Her marriage was an-
nounc.:(l in the Chester Chronicle of the t zth infiatit !

On Saturday famtglit, aged 25, Mr. Wm. Piarron, clerk in
the counting hcnk of Meffea.Sontliern, Yearfon, and Co. mer-
chants, in Hull.

DISEASES of the URINARY CANAL and VENEREAL
COMPLAINTS.
MR. DUFOUR informs the Public,that :le may
daily be confulted gratis, from 9 to 3, at his hosfe,
5, Frith-ftreet, Soho, London, in all cafes of Otiftruttions
Strictures, Gleets, Seminal Weaknefs, lnaiontluency of Urine
Fiftults, Impotence, and debility in CitikT Sea, &c. From
attentive Practice in this department, to which be has con-
lined himfelf for many years, he offers a method of cure, mild,
efficacious, and which prevents a rclapfe.
Mr„DUFOUR, foie Proprietor of Dam's celebrated (me-
dicated) Boogies, has ultimately to improved than, by divelt•
ing them of the irritating effeets of common Bougita, that they
fucceed where caultics and other violent means have failed.

For the Venereal Difealc, Mr. DUFOUR, is in pelf-tint of
Daran's Remedies, fo mild that they render confinement or
rcftraint in diet unacceffary. To amble him to attend patieutt.
at their own Mures, he has provided the aifißance of a Gentle-
man oldie Faculty. Perfons in the country may be cared by
Rating their cafe. in letters, poft paid.
Jolt publillicd, price as. 6d. Fifth Edition, enlarged.—A
Treadle on the above Complaints, illuftrated with the various
fymptoms cad Cafes flaming the painful and dangerous ef-
L frets of Cauilic Bougie.; an int roved method of treatmg go-
norrhea, &c. &c. PrTnted (or J. Callow, Crown-coot, Soho;
and H. D. Symonds, Paterno -row; silo to be had at
M'Queen's, Exeter-Change, and at the Author's.
London, England, 1802-04-02

pitlrAtx TREATRICALS.

The Officers of the Brigade of Guards at Cha-
tham again performed a Piay and Farce on Sattir-
dly evening. The pieces were SHAIMPEARE'S
first part or Near) IV. and Foora's petit comet&
of the Liar. The characters were reprelented as
London, England, 1802-06-01

PORTSMOUTH, MAY 31.

LA night arrived the Ann, Capt Jon); CROSBY,
from Lifbon, laden with fruit for London. .The
Telemachus, PAIN, which arrived yefterday, as
already mentiund, faded from Leghorn on tits

19th of March, bound to Lcridon, and had a very
tedious paffage the experienced fever4l gales of
wind: %virtu 07 the Start, the faw a number of
tranfports,fuppufed not leis than 130 fail from the
Mediterranean, homeward-bound; but the wind
being fo much inclined to the eaftward and S.' E.
none of them have yet reached this port; but they
may be hourly expe6ted.—This day arrived 'tic
(hip William, Capt. SAMUEL WIGG EN S. from Me-
mel, with timber ; 'the Nelfon, J. DONALD, from
Havre; the Kitty, JOHN CH lEN (torn London;
the Ann, CHARLES BUCK, from Sunderland; and
the Charlotte, RICHARD BUTLER, float Leith.

SHEERNESS, MAY 3T.

Arrived the Iris, Captain ATKINS, from Lym.
ington ; Favorite,Captain, WEss sac u,and Ranger,
Captain GODDARD, from Embden ; Pylades, Cap-
tain BooRDER, from the weftward ; Diligence,
Captain Jou Es, from the Thames; and the Locuf,
gnn brig, with new entered men from the River.
The IRRESISTIBLE has been paid off at Chatham.
London, England, 1802-06-01

STOCKHOLM, MAY 7.

We have received here the melancholy account
of the loft of an Et-11A veffvl, bound to Peterf-
burgh, with fugar, coffee, indigo, &c. This veffel
was wrecked on the 23d of Apiil, on the coaß of
Gothland.
London, England, 1802-06-01

MIL,TIA OF TIFT.A,M.

- - .
Mr. Fos TF it laid, he rof; to fithrnit to the
Pouf- a litlaject of •great importance to Ireland.—
An aavertiterucet had appeared in a Dublin paper,
hy the Adjutants of the Militia, (lathy._
That doubt; having been entertained whether
of tie Militia its had ferved their time were en-
ti;!ed to their dircitai ge,4•ll,hd been thought advise
aSle to explain to Inch perf,,n; that they were tilt-
charged from !licit telpeflive colps, and that they
were at liherty to return to their hornet." Stich
die ~e:ieral order of thc.Adjatants for
eh ogingfrom ft! vice vier," mart..in the Militia
time was expo-ed. fie maiotained, how,
ever, that loch men were the proFrty of.the coun.
tie% if tj,i, was a genuine Advertifenient, the
Adjutant had taken upon himfelf Infarairsit tht

pleated. If it was a tiratagem for remitting, ae
thould fay nothing further upon the fubjea, but
if it was nut, he Ihould on Wednefday make a
motion. •

Mr. WICRttAM faid the adrertifement had been
;ailed in confequence of the opinion of his Majef-
ty's civil Officers.
The SECRETARY at Waarecommended the Hon.
Member to poltpone his motion till fomething up-
on the luffinefs had been heard from Ireland.—
There appeared to be fame milunderltanding on
the part of the Adjutart and Law Officers.
Mr. FOSTER appointed his motion for Wand:
day fennight.
London, England, 1802-06-01

ELSINEUR, MAY iS.

The homeward-bound veffels that failed from
hence on Friday lalt, were ken oi the Scab, two
days ago, by veiTels that arrived here this morn•
ing, fo that it is fuppoled, notw•ithilanding the
blowing weather,they will not return to the Sounds
—Wind at pretent W. N. W. blowing very hard.

FROM LLOYD's LIST.

DEAL, MAT 31.—Wir.d E. N.E. hard—Sailed the
Savage Boon of war on a cruize.—Arrived the Blanche frigate
from Leith, and remains.

GRAVMEND, MAT 31,—Paired by the Britannia, STOUT,
from Beng-Al.--Sailed the Pelican, BitOAD, for Smyrna; and
Lydi4, Nictiot.sqN, for Roueo.

The Lady Forbes, Capt.Gouitt ; and Cumberland, Capt.
SIMPSON, both from Leith, arrived at limaiea the 4th of Aprif.
The Alexander, Du a nom, from Greenock, bound to M. w-
foundland, was fpoke witia on 7th init. long. 24. W. lat.
49. sc. N. All well.
The Juno, DOUGLAS, is errived at Dublin from Alleant,..
after a paffage of forty days ; experioneod very bad weather t
prevailing winds aaltcrly.
The Triton, Pow ELL, from Bolton to Briftol, foundeted 6n
the t3th inftant, near Scilly. The Fame, Sou r E It. from Dant-
ziek to Londonderry, is on more on the coaft of Sweden, and •
full of water.

Sir JAMES SAVMAREZ has failed for Minorca, in
the CxSAR, of $4 guns, in order to fuperintend the
evacuation of that ifland by our troops.
Sir It. BICKERTON continues at Malta with his.
fquadron.
Captain Pour-coca is appointed to command .
the GLATTON, now fitting at Chatham, to con, .
vey conviEts to Botany Bay, and to return home,
with timber from that place. •
Captain STEacuer, late a Lieutenant of the
VILLE nE PARIS, is appointed to the command of
his Maje(iy's !loop JaLouAE, vice the tion. J. P.
hay, who is promoted to the rank of Poll Certain.
Monthly Statement of the difiribution of the
Britith Naval FOTCC:

L;nr. so's Frg.Stt.t.ec..Ta
In port and fitting - I • S 4 33 77 I:4
Guard fhi ps - - 0 0 i 0
In the Englith and trial Channels 0 0 7 a 6 33
In the Downs and North Seat 0 0 7 27 34
At the Weft India Hiands, and on
the Pallage - - 1 o 12 2R
On the Jamaica Ration, and ditto 32 I 23 13
America and Newfoundland 0 0 2 5
Cape or Good Hope, L'aft Indies,
and on the PalTage -
Coalt 31 Africa
Portugal and Gibraltar -
In the Medderranean
.Hofpital and Prifon drips

7 6 ts 17
0 0 2
3 I 3 2
I: 3 .31 36
6 I 4

Total in Comm:Mon - 71 i 6 144 233

Recall

fo Gamma& as might be expeaed Receiving (hips - -
'opt. It has retarded the growth of - 071 t3
Serrice.ible, and repairing for fer-
iaer forts of grain crops, tfpecially on 'aka - '3 29
ils • the cold and fruity eights have In Ordinary • - - 84 655 83 229
gracious kinds of fruits, particularly Building - • - - 3 1 7 12
feriptions. And all the tender forts
re than has been experienced fora Total - 197 2c 22; 321 767
the.faxte ;auks. • . • STATI OF TOL ORDINAILT AT FACH rout. 2j
kewife been very prejudicial to the Portfmeuth • - - 3 t tlB 2.3 73.
he crops in general at prefeut, appear- Plymouth • 34 1 13 17 63
rd. The cloven on the lighter foils Chatham a - 32 5 9 1 .47
prumife but an indifferent crop. Sher:fleas • ••••4 0 4 3t 39
y dittzfets afford !flamer! ' zr "
London, England, 1802-11-25

4 . LAW.
AGEWLE•MAN who has been near Twelve
. Years ladle Pratt:Son inTovn, is defirous of entering
into Parnserldp with $ Gentleman of refpedtability in an efta-
bilibedattetitotseve4irsetice in Town'or Country, for
an adequate Premium will be given.
The-molt refpedtablt Referants may be had as to Malaita
and Abilities.
draft (PA-paid) with real Name and Addrefs, to T. N.
to be left at Mr. Pinney's, Boolifeller; Inner Tempie-lane,
London, England, 1802-11-22

MARRIED.

Thurfday, at St. Michael's Baffifhaw, by the Rev. H. B.
Dudley, Charles Dumergoe, Efq. of Ciar:ts-firert, to Mifs
Beatrice l'hwaitea, fecond daughter of I-fury Thwaites, Efq.
of Hedgeman's, in Effcx.
London, England, 1802-11-22

GIBRALTAR, OCTOBER s 9.

44 The American Chip Java, Captain But.Locc,
arrived here yefterday from Mocca, after a pafage
of 115 days, laden with coffee and gum.
44 Captain BULLOCK reports, that the Indian
army under the command of General BIRD, put
in there for refrefhments, and had again failed for
India five days before Captain Illy Lcocic left
Mocca. Seven of the tranfports had been wrecked,
on their paffage down the Red Sea, though but
few lives were loft.

" General BAIRD and the army were in good
health.

" There has been no intelligenceoflate from our
fleet in the Mediterranean. The THETIS failed for
Malta a few days ago. The only men of war now
remaining here, are the MEDUSA and ACTIVE.
la Lord CAVAN is fhortly expeded here on his
way from Egypt, as he was to leave that country
whenever General STEWART arrived.
" The garrifon here is remarkably healthy, and
well fupplied with frefh provifions and vegetables;
every foldier has frefh meat three times a week,
and the troops behave with the utmoft regularity
and fobriety : there has not been a tingle complaint
from any inhabitant, againft either any officer or
foldier belonging to the garrifon for there fome
months paft."

PARIS JOURNALS
Have arrived to the iBth infant inclufive. Ex-
trans from them will be found in the preceding
columns. •
London, England, 1802-11-22

MAILS

From Holland and Hamburgh have alto arrived.
which have brought us the following articles :
A letter from Corfu, dated Sept. 57, Rates as
follows:—" His Excellency Count Von Moc E N 100
having tried, but without effect, every means of
mildnefs and perfuation to bring back to a fenfe of
their duty the brigands and plunderers who are
daily guilty of every kind of irregularity, found
himfelf at length obliged to reltore good order by
employing meafures of coercion. Matters had
proceeded fo far, that this town might be confi-
dered as in a Rate of blockade, becaufe none of
the inhabitants durit venture to go out from it, for
fear of being maltreated by the brigands, who had
fortified themfelves in the fuburbs of Fotamo.—
For this and other reafons his Excellency refolved,
on a requett from the Magißrates, and a great
many of the inhabitants, to oppefe force to force,
and to fend three columns of Ruffian troops, to-
gether with a part of the troops of this Republic,
again( the rebels, with exprefs orders to make
themfelves mailers of the fuburbs, and to area the
guilty.
" In order that this expedition, which was un-
dertaken !aft night, might be kept as fecret as
poffiblei.' the gates were kept (hut in the morning,
and two Turkifh frigates, together with Tome Ruf-
fian Hoops, were Rationed in the harbour to pre-
vent all communication by lea as well as by land.

44 This prudent arrangement,- at we jet now•
learn, has been attended with the heft fuccefs.—

DILLITANTI THIATLL—This private Subccrip,
,tion Theatre opened on Saturday night, with the
reprefentation of Hear, tlisFourth. The Performers
were as follow :
Henry the Fourth
Prince of Wales
Hotfpur

- Capt. Hinz..
• • lion. Capt. MACDONALD.
• • Capt. CAUL/11Ln.

Nartimmberland - - Cdonel Gaamts.
Worced.er - - Mr. PRNN.
Sir Harry Vernon - Capt. Tnoaus.
Pans - . . Capt. BRIAN.
Sir Walter Blunt • • • Mr. CUBIT..
Carriers - . Mee Amass° and NIXON.
Francis • - Mr. ANORLO.
Bardolpla . - Mr. CIIIIT, LIR.
Pala • Mr. Joscrig Annocus.

WOMRN.
• Mitt NORTON.
. Miro
London, England, 1802-11-22

PdALIAMENTARr PROCZEDIFGS. ,

HOUSE OF LORDS, SATURDAY, NOV. tor
In the courfe of the Sitting this day, the Doke
of ST. Acsaw's, Vifcount WICKLOW, one of the
Irith Reprefentative Peers, Lords GaanvicLa and
YARBOROUGH, were refpeaively (worn, and took
their Seats.
At four o'clock their Lordfhips adjourned till
Monday, when the LORD Ciiaticat.Loa takes his
place on the Woolfack, precifely at one o'clock, in
order to afford thofe Peers in Town, who have not
yet been (worn, an opportunity of taking their
feats preparatory to the coming down of his MA-
JESTY on Tuefday.

HOUSE OF COMMONS.
There being only 34 Members prefent, at four
o'clock an Adjournment took place till Monday.

LONDON.

MONDAY, NOVEMBER 22.
PRICE OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOGKs
3 per Ccnt. Confols 67 68—
Oldj. per Cent. iort—New ditto toof—Oninfnin tol SO diE
PRICE OF STOCKS ON SATURDAY :
3 per Cent. Red. 661 67 Short Ann. 4 7•16 i
3 per C. Conf. 67168 Imp. 3 per Cent. 651,
New 4 per Cent. 3314 kith 5 per Cent. 97
S per C. Ann. toil Omnium rot diC
3 per Cent. r 797 loot Englith Tickets 181.
Long Ann. 19 11-16 Conf. for Nov. ace. 671611
DIMLY, NOVEMBEI 16.—Government 5 per C. 96j 97.
Exchange—Dublin on London mil.
Ntiver4 sea IS.—Government 5 per C.,961.
COURSE OF EXCHANGE.

1
Andterdam, It 4 2U. Cadiz 351 Medi I Naples of
Do. at fight as st Madrid paper Genoa 47
Rotterdam, as 5 2U. Ditto effedt. Lifbon 67+
Handle git 33 9 A 361 U. Bilbea 37i effeeti Oporto 68
Alma 33 9 WI. Leghorn St I Dublin iii
Paris, a day's date, 23 i 8 liv.—Ditto, 24 S 2 U.
pourdesuz, ditto, 24 3

We are now enabled to lay letters from Gibral-
tar before the public of fo late a date as the 29th
of Odober. If any new movement whatever has
taken place at Toulon, it was then unknown at
Gibraltar. The accounts we have received are,
however, interefting, and we therefore lay them
before our Readers :
London, England, 1802-08-07

THE COW PDX.

This day was publifbed, a new Edition, price Half-a-crown,
ACONCISE VIEW of all the molt important
fads which have hitherto wearA concerning the COW
PDX, with PRACTICAL WRECTIONS to be followed
DURING ITS INOCULATION.
By C. R. AMIN.

Member of the Royal 'College of Surgeons In London, and
Honorary Member of tae Medical and Phyfical Society at
Guy's Hospital.

" This is s: Judicious compendium, and well calculated to
the place or the numerous in:crafting publications that
hav, ;prat:l on the fuhket of the Cow Pox, particularly to
perfons who retitle at a dillance from the Metropolis, or who,
from various circnoittances, do nut End it convcnitnt to pur-
chafe a multiplicity of b00:73." /onion .11,.14.:1
for R. Po; tips, No. '7l. S. Paul's Church Yar:l;
fold by A. Balfour, lEdittburgli; J. Archer, 13ublin ; :aid by all
other o:wJt?tn usty 11-r had, jolt publillicd,
A I'itACTIC.IL TREAI'ISIC ON DIE l', by Dr. Nissee,
price 6.. in Boards.

MAVOWS UNIVERSAL HIS I OltY,
(a Twetity-Gve portal.,e Volumes.
A-
IE Third Volume of this Work was poS-
ii Cacti on the tft day of March, coot aiii!ng the HISTORY
of OR from the esrlieft Periods to Eud nj the Pelo-
noutichan \Vat. ; and may be had is. all refpci.table Booklet-
lets in Town anti
fwirth Volume, containing the remainder of his HIS-
TORY of CaI.I.CE, was puhiit oat ou the firtt of April.
Vas re two Volumes contain a complete Hiitary of Greece,
ilhittrated with a Map, and two besintiful Engravings And
fsr the accommodation of perfons w:so wifh to purchafe the
Hillary of Grecce, or any other tingle Iliftory. every Volume
coatains a particular Title-page, adapted to its relpactivc Con-
tents.

The SCIEN r PART of this Univerfal Hillary will be com-
pleted in Nine Volumes; and the xi oDER M PAR r is Sixteen
Volumes ; a Volume to appear on the del day of every month,
till all whole is co.opl.tesi.
The price of each volume is Five Shillings in :wards, but
upon (*mall and common paper k is only Three Shillings and
Nine-pcncr, in boards; the volumes may alto be had in neat
half-bindings.
N. B. Dr. Mayor's Univerfal Hiftory is a molt clearable ac-
quiff:lon to all perfons to whom the gnat Univerfal Hiftnry in
66 °day° volumes is Vow too voluminous or too expenlive.

JU
wns Two Email Vollilnet. price 4s. half-
bound, priutcsi on a large Type, and inn'ocildited with 12
handfomc CoFper-platss,
BIBLE STORIES ; or, the Nfemorable Ads.of
the ancient Patriarchs, judict, and Kings, extradted from
their original Hiltorian.l. the Old and. New Teltansent.
London, England, 1802-08-07

ROTTERDAM, AUGUST 3.

Our Corn Market underwent a very co/Ada-able dcpr, Mon
on Monday lift, la confeluenre of the gnat flock on hand
here and is Amiterdarn, and the Urge (applies which are Cili
expei.cl.4 from the Baltic.
Zealand Wheat went at 406 to 416 Cir. per lift; that of the
tattle, from 220 to 274; Rye of tht Baltk, 198 to zoo; and
Zealand Barley, t 36 to z4a Cg.

'MUTINY Or THE Cowvicys AT Woocwicri.--
Very confidrable works are now carrying on at
the Royal Dock-rrd, at Woolwich. The con-
vias belonginy to the Pre(lon hulk,to the number
of about one hundred and• fifty, have been em-
ployed . (bore in wheeling barrows of earth,
&c. &c. On Thurlday morning, about
half pa eight o'clock,when the convicts returned
from tile bulk, after breakfaft, a number of them,
evid.ntly in a pre vionily-coneerted manner, raked
up to one of their kcepers,who kept a gate leading
into the dock-yard, armed with large clafp knifes.
They demanded the gate to be opened ; when he
replied, he had not got the key. He bad no
boner given the anfwer than he was knocked
down. The key was taken out of his pocket, and
the gate opened. They then roared out of the
Fate, to the number of about 14, which led them
into the Dock-yard. The alarm was instantly'
given, and they were purfued by feveral keepers,
armed with loaded mufkets. One of the keepers
levelled his mulct at one who was armed.with a
knife, when he was about 30 feet from him ; the
bullet entered the left fide of his head, which
drove part of his fkull and brains into his hat : he
iiiltantly fell lifelefs to the ground. Another was
(hot in his left fide, but he was not dead laa night,
four of them contrived to belle the wall of the yard,
which would have led them into an open field, but
feveral of the keepeys anticipated their defign, and
ran to the field. When the convias had got on the
top of the wall the keepers told them if they did not
instantly return, they would blow their brains out,
which induced them to return. An exprefs having
been tent off to Woolwich barracks, to General J
Loom, informing him of the mutiny, he ordered
the drum to beat to arms, and fortunately the men
were all out exercifing, and ready to march. In
about twenty minutes the Dock Yard was fur-
rounded by feveral horfemen, and they were ,fol-
lowed loyfeveral hundred foot of the Royal Artil-
lery. Several of the convias being miffing, a
number of the horfemen were difpatched to beat
about the neighbouring woods and hedges, but in
vain ; they could not be found. However all
thofe that were milling were at length difeoverecl
concealed in various parts of the yard, but the
Litt was not found till between three and' four
o'clo,:k in the afternoon, when one of the foldiers
peiceived him lying under fune old timber. He
r. fukd for a conliderable time to Come out, till
the I;ldier threatened to run him through; and
' the folOier actually entered his (boulder feveral in-
v.-ith his bayonet before he would come out.
Yeaerday the Coroner's Jury was fummoned to
i (it on the body of the convi.a who was killed; but
I the Coroner of the diftridi tieing at MatcHbone at-
.