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London, England, 1802-08-27

DUBLIN, AUGUST 19,

On Tuefday evening, between 8 and 9 o'clock,
as the Rev. Mr. REILLY, of Clarendon. ftreet Cha-
pel, was going to Ranelagh, he was flopped by
three footpath, who, robbed him of as. and his
watch—not content with which the ruffians treated
him with a confiderable degree of barlhnefs.
The preceding Saturday a Mr. TuR KIN GTON,
who reticles on the Circular Road.near New- II reet,
WAS flopped within a few yards of his own houfe,
and robbed of what he had about him.

A centinel on duty at die New Prifon, on Tuef-
day laf, (one of the 15th foot) leaning upon the
muzzle of his firclock, it accidentally went off, and
Ihattered his hand in fuck a flocking manner, that
amputation was indifpenfable immediately after-
wards, to Live his life.

AUOUST 21.
At the Affixes of Philipftovm, on Mondry laD,
a noted offender' named Hanlon, nick-named Jack
Poifon, was found guilty of robbery before Lord
No IL aua Y, and received fentence to be executed on
Thurfday next.
At the fame Affixes a matt was found guilty of
boric Dealing, but it appearing that he was tome
what deranged when he committed the offence, he
has bees recommended for mercy.
The Affixes of Antrim doled on Tuefday
without any capital conviction. Bryan Hargan,
for Dealing a cow, was ordered for tranfportation.
Barbazon O'Hara, for alfaulting B. M'Cleverly,
affillant gaoler of Carrickfergus, to be imprifcned
12 months, and find fecurity to keep the peace—he
was alto ordered to remain to abide his trial on a
charge of murder. Several other perfons were
convicted of petty offences.
London, England, 1802-08-27

PORTSMOUTH, AUGUST 26:

Sailed the INcourrawr frigate to Lymington.
—Arrived the Eliza, SLowtu, from London,
bound to the South Seas.

FROM LLOYD's LIST.

DEAL, AUGUST 26.—Sared the Foitruma, ALCM ant, and
DIAMOND fi igates, with Dutch troops, for the Texel. Arrived
eh for tie, River, the Adcona, PAT TE R SON, from 2C-
bee; and Ll:dunk!, Shia, from Cadiz. Wind W.,N. W.
GRAVESEND, AUGUST 26 —Pallid by, the Pia, MAU TRlti,
/EOM New Providence; Georgiaila, CLARE, from Dentzie ;
aril tient rat,, WA emu, from Amftistlani.-.-Sailed the Co-
lunitn,s, WEI riic, for Bremen; Flora, POIEINSON, for Rot-
terdam ; Retrieve, CU-STYR ; and Primrofe, Bell, for Dantzie•
London, England, 1802-11-02

COPENHAGAN, ObTOBER rg.

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Ile Head Pilot, Captain Loavallorou, has
canted notice to be given, for the information of
all feafariag people, that a Chip without math is
funt in this Road, between the Shoals, Middle-
pulten, and Mi4dlegrunden, and that a buoy has
been 14id as a warning in this place, which will
remain till the raid -flip than be brought away.
London, England, 1802-08-18

NAUTICAL IKTELLIMIKCIL

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PLYMOUTH. AUOUST 16.

Arrived the Incases, of t 6 guns. Captain
Vella uen. and the NIMBI., Cllllo', of 14 gulls,
Lkllt. Coarsen, from a cruise I alto the Una
Cept.Caowre, from Isitalaix,latlen with
provirions. &e. The Natter fehooner, of 14
guns. I.iltit.Lews ESC t, was fan Rending offend
on from Ireland, the is bound to Spithead. Went
out of harbour, and failed for Portftwmth, to be
paid off, the BlATelti of i 6 gush Capt.

YARMOUTH, AUGUST ty.

Yefterday arn*Wed here from a anise his Ma-
lay's gun brig Cain: ta : and this morning Ar-
rived the 1•►III0 GEOtI3I packet, Captain Puttitr
prat, from Coal:awn, with the Mails, Pa&ngers,
and a Meleager r the Packet left Cuxhaven on,
iVeJnefdly afternmm.--Tbe DIANA packet, Cap..
fain STIIIVAIIT, s hourly. expetted,the wind blob-
irg at Souk Well—Arrived the. Norfolk,
Joss tiaras, from Rotterdam, in ballad; the
Hors, Captain Ossetia, from Rotterdam with
goods and patfengers : the Soles, Captain Loca-
tes+, from Hambergh to Bourdeaur, remains
wind bound in the Roads.--Sailed the Lapwing;
Biassr Bova, to Leghorn, with bales and prize
goods: the Honduras of London, Capt. Hyatt,
laden with tobacco, bound to Leghorn, will fail
this afternoon.

LIVES.PIXIL, AUGUST i 6.

The Harriot, Kiso, from Trinidad, arrived
yetlerday.
The Lark, Ctessison, from hence for Chisrlef-
ton, was (poke on --, in le. 35, long 32, all well.

The General Kepple, Filets sYSON, of this port,
was taken in the Rio de la Plata. the roth No-
vember lafl, by the Medea Spanilb frigate, of 44
guns, after a fevcre engagement of three hours.
Yeticriay the Flood-gates of No. 7, Graving
rkek, (which has been Tome time repairing) gave
way from the preffure of the water on the outfide,
at the time the gates built in, two men were crof.
Sng, one of them fortunately got off, the other
was tamed with the falling gates into the Graving
DIA, where, with feveral boys playing at the
time, they were overwhelmed with the mating
waters and, floating timber ; yet wonderful to re-
late, thew hole of them woe extricated from their
perilous fituations, without the lean injury.

EGTRIBITrION OF PRIZE MONEY. •
The num Pigmy, for the capture of the Singe, In January
71ot, will be paid To-morrow the tgth loft. at No. 1. James-
Area, Arklphi.

To the Imp Lyng, a diltributlon will be made at the White
1.1. a, in Wych-ftrcet, on Saturday the 28tb infiant, for the
Pedfurd.

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The armed ratter Poi (t.) for the capture of the Vrouw ja-
tabs lea, wail be paid at Yarmouth, any Monday. '

FROM LLOYD's LIST.
DIAL, ACCOST t7—Soiled the Mary,DAVIDSON. for New
Providence. Wind E. S. F..

GIisTPUND, AUGUST /7.—Paffed by, the Claud, Laws,
from Annie; Vi fury, —, from Bremen; Henrick,
Gem Archangel; Edmund, DAcis, from Peterfbargh ; Ca-
from Daft; Vrow Johanna, Streets, from
Aoses ; Robert and Marren, GOUT ; and Argo, —.from
Memel -t-Satt.d the John a-d Mary. Smarr ta. for (Mend ;
'Dation, FDDiMDToN, for Havre; Thames, Wools, for New
Turk; Altsander,—, for Savannah; and jonge Jan, Gorr,
fur boa.
London, England, 1802-08-18

BUXTON, AUGUST is.

The town talk here is upon a very fingular af•
fair, of which the following are the particul,rs:
—A perfon, in appearance a Gentleman. arrived
about a month ago, and took lodgings at the
principal inn, where he affumed all the confequence
attached to fortune and great expeltations. He
called himfelf the Hon. HENRY Howes% and in•
troduced himfelf to the acquaintance of the molt
refpatable people in the town, frequented the
baths and other public places, and being a nian
6f good addrefs, was well received in all compa•
vies. Having thus efiablifhesl himfelf in their
gond opinion, he borrowed feveral finall fums if
money, and got on credit a variety of gond,'
confining of linen, wearing apparel, &c. Some
fufpicious circumltances, howet er, appearing, an
inquiry was fet on foot, the refult of which WAS,
that the Hon. HENRY HOWARD proved to be a
common fwindler, and to be the fame perfon who
defrauded the millrefs of the inn at Weymouth cf
301. and decamped on the evening of the J ry their
Mrsjeflies arrived there, leaving a (mall trunk, filled
with ftories. The inquiry was let on loin by Mr.
JAMES CUMMING, a Gentleman who had lent him
501. on the fuppontion that he ins the heir to the
Norfolk Dukedom. Mr. Cv :so gave immediate
information to the Maginrate of the county, who
ordered the nominal Mr. HOWARD to be appre•
hended. On his fecond examination the. following
particulars tranfpired :—lt appeared his name Is
J. B. CROMER, and that he formerly was a chop.
keeper in London, where he failed in bufinefs
Soon after his failure he went to Ireland, where
he affirmed the name of Howard. In Dublin he
kept the bell company, and was thought to be a
man of good fortune. After paging come months
in the moll independent manner, he found morns
to ingratiate himfelf fo much into favour of one
family in Dublin, that he borrowed scrol..thc
principal of which he promifed to return as loon
as a remittance from his Reward could ;suites
which he expeaed in three days at farther. It is
hardly need:try to add. that he decamped before
the day of payment arrived. On the fecond be
took French leave, and was not heard of till the
news of his exploit at Weymouth was made pub-
lic. On his quitting Weymouth he went to Li-
verpool, where he praftifed the fame fyltem of de-
ception, and, among other perlons, he defrauded
Mr. J. BATES ODE Of 371. Alter purfuing the fame
courfe at almoll every town through which he
pallid, he at lull arrived at Buxton, where a pc.
I rind is likely to be put to his praCtices. This iar•
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London, England, 1802-08-18

BLANDFORD, AUGUST is.

Our Races commenced on Thin-Way laft. On
the evening preceding, the town was full of com-
pany, every inn was crowded, and at a late hour
a guinea was offered for a bed without fucces.
deed every place had been taken the day Wore.
Molt of the inns were double bedded, at half-a-
guinea each per night, and every other neceffary
was proportionately dear. From this it.appears
that the good people of Dorfetibire know how to
charge as well as their neighbours.
On the morning of the Races all was hurry and
canfulion. The rapidity of coaches, chaires, cur-
ricks, dm driving into the town filled with per-
fans of all ages and defcriptions, had a very.pleaf-
ing effea. A ftranger fucldenly tranfported to the
town would have fuppofed the coronation of a
King was about to take place.
The Public Crier announced about noon that
the races would not commence till five o'clock in
the evening; but in the interim the company
might be entertained with Cudgel playing (oppo
lite the Crown Inn) between a Shropfhire lad and
a youth of the town. This being a novel fight to
many, the company that attended exceeded two
hundred perfons. A ring was farmed, and at one
o'clock the diverfion of breaking heads com•
menced. The combatants were not, in point of
appearance, well matched.—The Blandford youth
evidently having the advantage of his opponent
in refpea to faze and ftrength. In addition to
which he was Bullied with viaory, having broken
four heads at the Races laft feafon. All the know-
ing ones betted high on the favourite, at the com-
mencement ; but finding that his adverfary fought
with his left hand, and that with fingular dexte-
rity, the battings changed front two to one, after
the fecond round, to even battings. The fourth
round decided the match in favour of the Shrop.
(hire lad, who left his antagonift for dead on the
field of battle. The blows were principally thrown
in on the ribs on the tight fide.
At five o'clock the Races began, and concluded
at fix o'clock.

Among the company were,—Lord and Lady
ROCHFORT, Lord and Lady SHAFTESBURY, Lord
DiGar. Mr. and Mrs. L. D 4114114 Mr. and Mrs.
SMITH. Mr. and Mrs. Con Yves, Mr. and Mrs.
London, England, 1802-08-18

This day was publinsed,lorice
Containing tilt pyres, calavo,
RELIGIOUS PRINCIPLE, the SOURCE of
NATIONAL PROSPERrTY :
A SERMON preached in the Parifh Church of Richmond in
Surrey, nn Tuefday the tR of June. aoa, being the day ap-
pointed by Proclamation tor General Thankrgiving. To which
are fubjoined (in the form of Notes) k.frayson various Adak-Qs,
enameled with the o.:cafion.
By the Rev. EDWARD PATTERSON, M.A.
Formerly of Trinity College, Orford.
London: Printed for R. /;alder. New Boad-ftreet ; and
fold by Mean. Rivington, St. Paul's Church-yard ; Wall,
Richmond; Cooke, and Hanweli and Parker, Oxford ; and
Delghton, Cambridge.
London, England, 1802-08-18

wErmourN, AUGUST 16.

Their MAJESTIES and the Parucessts walked
nn the parade of the t4th Light Dragoons, and
faw the Guard parade before the Lodge ; after
which the Royal Family and a number of Nobi-
lity honoured Stacie's Rooms with their pretence.
This morning his Royal Highnefs the Duke of
CUMBERLAND arrived here. His Grace the Duke
of PORTLAND arrived alfo at one o'clock.

The !Una, accompanied by Princefs SOPHIA and
the ufual attendants, rode out on horfeback, and
returned at one o'clock to the Lodge.
His Ma'am, held a Council at two o'clecE, at
which were prefent his Grace the Duke of PORT-
LAND, the Marquis of SALISIURY, Earls BOSSLYN
and DARTMOUTH, Lords CHATWYND and WAL.
SINGHAM, and Sir J. BANKS : Sir J. COTTAKELL
attended as Clerk the Council.
London, England, 1802-08-18

BR:GHTUN. AUGUST 16.

The Patrice left Brighton this morning at eleven
o'clock. His Royal Highnels was accompanied
in his fociable by General Hut.ss and Colonel
Lams. He will dine with the Duke of YORK at
Garlands, from whence he proceeds to town, and
thence to Weymouth. His return to this place is
expeaed to be early in September, as he purpofes
(hooting over the Manor of Ovinden.
His Royal Highnef's farewell dinner yellerday
at the Pavillion, befides the ufual party, was at-
tended by Lord To ul Low and his daughter, Mrs.
&town, the Hon. Mrs. Wat.vot.a, Lady Balm-
LIT, and Mrs. FITZ H MUT.
In the evening there was an addition of feveral
Ladies to the party, arnongft whom were Lady
Lucas and family ; Lady W. Russtri.t. and i
daughters Lady CLAR amour, tee. Mufic and
fele& card parties formed the entertainment of
the evening.
During the Patrice's Ray at Brighton, the Pa-'
villion has been a confiant fcene of hofpitable
fd-
tivity ; and a turtle has been dread •every other
day. Report (peaks loudly of the abilities of fame
of the goals in doing ample juilice to thefe mag-
nificent foals.

The Steine, IA night, was as full as we have
feen it this feafon, though very few fatbionable
ladies were there, to make amends for which there
was as large a thew admire,: as is perhaps need-
fary any where.
Lord and Lady Rum?. left Brighton this
morning.
The Redbridge fehooner and Monkey gun-brig
are in the Roads. The Lapwing is gone to Pura:
mouth.

The redultion of the price in the fares to and
from this place to London, has been produltive in
the extreme, not lets than fineen or eighteen pat-
fengers going and coming in and on each of ten
different coaches daily. At no feafon has there been
fo many of the middling clafs of people here. The
inn-keepers, who are all of them in lome fort con-
cerned in the company, feeling, as they muff, the
benefits arifing in that particular from a fyffem of
moderation, might, one would fuppofe, be tempted
to try the effeas of it in their different houfes.
London, England, 1802-08-18

mmair, AUGUST 2.

A Privy Council was held at the Cattle on Tuef.
day latt, by his Excellency the Earl of H.
WICK!, when a variety of bufinefs was difpofed of.
The Right Hon. lirixt.tals WICKHAM, (litf
Secretary, was fworn of the Council, and
his feat accordingly.
Several new arrangements are immediately to
employ the above Right Hon. Gentleman.
Thurfday, being the anniverfary of the birth of
his Royal Highnefs the PRI 'lc k of WA Ls:, was ob,
ferved as a holiday at all the Public Offices.

Their ExcellenCies the Earl anclCot;tefs
HA R DWI C E, it is mentioned, will make a tour the
latter end of this month to Killarney, ind other
parts of Ireland, to which they have feveral juyi,
tations from perfonages of the &ft rank and eat.
fequence. . .

- It is Alerted, that the Right Hon. Mr. OGLe
will be returned to the Imperial Parliament for a
Englifh borough.
Sunday lad, Lord CAienoN, and Lord Bay.
NEY, embarked at I)onaghadee for Portpatrick.
There were no convitlions of confequence at th►
Allizes of Dundalk, and but three records.

There is not a debtor or a perfon under any et;.
minal charge at preen: in the gaol of Drogheda.
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AUGUST 14.
Yeflerday two female ihop-lifters were deteeted
in the flop of Mr. WIN It slot., linen-draper, Grit-
lon•ftreet, and after having been fubmitted to the
view of the neighbouring fhop-keepers, were corn.
mitred to prifon. BefiJes Tome muffins, belonging
to Mr. *Darts+ or, ferreted on their perfons, there
were found on them many articles Rohn from
other perfons.
The poft-boy conveying the mail on Monday
morning to Bray, was flopped about the hour of
oneo'clork,at Galloping-green,by four men armed
with pilots, who robbed him or the whole of the
mail, containing the bags of letters difpatched the
preceding night from the General Poll Office, for
the following Poll towns, viz.—Bray, Newtown,
Wicklow, Arklow, Gorey, Ferns, Ennifcorth,
Opiate, Werford, Tinnahely, Rathdrum, and
Clonegal.
The Mail from Dublin to Dunffiaughlin, was
flopped on Wednefday night lag a few miles from
town, by a banditti of 14 ruffians, who fired thirteen
(hots at the two dragoons who were efcorting it,
but, by the fpirited refinance of the dragoons, they
were replied. They fired five (hots at the robbers.
One dragoon had his helmet twice pierced.
Monday, a number of convi.ls, males and fe-
males, were conveyed by cars on board a vettel
intended to take them to Botany Bay, agreeable
to their fentence.
London, England, 1802-08-18

FRAN; R.

ITALIAN REPUBLIC.

Mitre, July if.

DECREE OE T/18 CONSULT* OT STATE.

The Confulta of State nn the initiative of the
Vice•Prefident of the Italian Repnblie. having
heard reaJ the papers refpeiling the difoiders and
crimes which have lately endangered the public
tranquillity of Bologna, declare, that the Com-
mime of Bologna is in a Bate of trouble, find that
one of the cafes forefeen by the both and fiat at-
titles of the Conflitution has occurred, and conk
qnently decrees:—
Art. 1. The provifional mediae by which the Prete& of
ltenn bas ent rutted the internal and external Polo 0 of the Com-
mune of Bologna to the Military Commandant is approved,
till a new dlfpofitlon null be taken by the laid Confulta.
11. The order of the Commandant General of Bologna fnr-
144,1trig the inhabitants to carry arms, and knotty Ricks, i 4
elf p approved.
M. The authors of and accomplices in the crime• commit-
ted. and the difturbers od t►e public tranquillity, than be pro-
ceeded againft in a military manner, and tried according to the
mailing laws si khan any appcdit.

IV. The Government nmninatet for this porpofe a Commit.
Con compacd of five Military men, who map immediately
meet at bologna.

V The Grand Judge, Minifter of inflict. and Minifter of
War. are charged with the eaccution of the prefect decree,
which Sall be printed and publifhed. (Signed)

Pke Prefident.
[litre follow the names of 7 Confultori of State.]
Th.: Vice Prefident of the Italian Republic
hiving fern the decree of the Confulta of State of
July 26, decrees:—
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Arr. I. The follrervinr Citisens are nominated meow& the
Military Commillion of Bologna:
Fortanelli, Chief of Brigade. Prefsdent.
Bertoletti and Forefti. Chefs de Battalion.
Vililta and Mali. Captains.

H. Charles Sormanni. Judge ark Tribunal of Ap-
pral at Milan, is appointed Commit wooer of Government to
the faid Whirr Cornmilfinn.

The Grand Judge, Mini'ter of Jultiee, and the Miniftee
of '%% ar. arc charged, as far as concerns them, with tbe carry-
tiws of the prdan deer, which ihall be printed and pubithed.
(Signed) BIELZII.

Ilik
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London, England, 1802-08-18

Mr. GREENOUGH's cekbrated TINt;rII.7ItES.

(INE For cleaniing and preferving the Teeth,
'l/4-0 and t &dually curing the Scurvy in the Gum,: prevent-
ing the teeth from further Decay, and rendering the Breath
perfectly tweet.—The ether for the Tooth-Ach, which gives
Immediate cafe, without injuring the Teeth or Gums.
Alto Mr. Greenough', Antitchl Lozenges, which area lure
and fpecdy remeily for the Heartburn, Indigellinn, rain or
Wind in the stomach, thole dironiers that arif‘t from ton free
living, and prevent the ill ...Scat of had wine, fLde beer, &c.
Nothing can he a better proof of the dficacy of the above Me-
dicines than the high repute they have hem held in upwards of
40 years.

l'sery Purchafer is requefted to °Verve, that R. linyveartl.
Nu. to. Ludgate-hill, is printed on the Stamp ; all others art
Couutertt its.

They ere prerarrd and fold by R. Hayward, ebyinift (Que.
eeffor to T. Greirinugh. the Inventor,) No. ill. Ludgate-hill,
Landon. "told .dfn by F. N—Ybery, N. 45, at. Pane,.. Church..
yard ; RA%lry and (*VI, COArptif-ftreet t and Meals. Jcboult
end Co. No. Iso, Oxford-MA :et. Price re. itL each.
--•
London, England, 1802-08-18

ROLLAND.

ROTTERDAM. AVG. Io.—The influence of the
Or ingifts in the departmental Governments is now
extending to the Municipalities of the feveral cities.
T..ward. the framing of a plan fur the ellablint-
merit of the Civil Government here on a new foot.
intt, a C..mmittee has been appointed by the depart-
mistal awe, n Trent of Holland, confiding =id-
ly of the old Magistrates, fo that it may be expeß-
ed onr relent Municipality will &only affume a
new complexion.
_

A uo. t 3 —Lan Tilefday night our whole north.
:rot fuhurhs were threatened for three hours with
litter de ftrultion, a molt alarming fire havingbrnke
nut in the gun powder manufallory of Mr.Snell,of
this city. at the end of the Schierade. It was oc-
calionet by lightning. On its firft difeovery it
was permitted to burn at will a whole hour, filch
WA, the horror and difmay which prevailed ; for
the magazine, containing come thottfand pounds
of powder, was within a few feet of the premifes
which were burning. At length four journey-
men martins braved every danger, and got on the
top of the tool, clearing it incetrentiy of the
Rakes and (parks of fire which fell on it. This
encouraged others to venture doter ; fo that at
thers began to play. It
LW one engine and then o
burnt frrn about half pa it twelve to three o'clock
when the weighing hook, con.
in the tporninig,
twining fe era featured heaps of fulphur, nitre,
&c. wittrthe carpenter's worklhop, and two mills,
entlrels• confumtd. Many gentlemen of tbk
city haste their country refidences on this fpnt,
who, with their families, fled from their hostiles in
the greateft confirmation, nearly naked, taking
nothing witb them but their chUrtn. One old
man of feventyleven years of age was rode over
in the bottle, and died the nest day, and another
perfon is miffing. fuppnCed to have been drowned.
What is ()twilit., a farm hook oppofite caught
fire the nest night alio by lightning, but was hap.

LONDON.
London, England, 1802-08-18

HARROIVGATE, AUGUST *6.

The fulphureous fpring at this place has, this
feafon, its uftial flute of atrratlion. The place in
itfelf is far from being unpleafant, if certain anyo-
erotic dinindlions were, as they ought to be, done
away. There are three principal inns in the upper
town, the Grandy, the Green Dragon, and the
%fen', Head, which by fume ridiculnus fautafy,
are termed the Houle of Lords, the Noofe of Con.
mom, and the Manchefier Warehoure, where you
may meet with any kind of Alp To inch a
length of precifion are things carried, that molt
refpeßable Ladies have been refufed admition
into the two former, and this for no other ram
than that it fuited their convenience to travel in an
tired poft-chaife!
London, England, 1802-08-18

NETHERLANDS.

Avrwatt,, Atm to.—Doubtlefs you have feen
in the Papers the agreeable news that we are to
enjoy the lime privilege of the importation of to-
bacco as the other ports of France. But feeing
this on paper does not cattle in you the fame fen-
(anions which the commercial part of the commit
pity here feet. The Mayor and Deputation who
are jun returned from Paris, have acquired great
honour on the occafion. The FIRST CONSUL gra-
tified them with dininguithed marks of his favour;
and the hofpitable Mayor, feeling himfelf quite as
kwar with BONAPARTE, one morning when he was
at his table, raid, " Citizen CONSUL, you mull
come and fee us at Antwerp; we are hearty good
fellows; and lhould be glad to thew you our gra•
titudel" on which the Consul. promifed that he
would, and we rely an it.
We expea permiffion to enjoy the Eall India
trade, the fame as the three favoured ports ; but
this win be delayed for a period, to avoid hill
greater jealoufies than thofe already entertained
of our growing profperity.
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7 _
The aholdlung of the mire/int: of the interior
is alone folficient to re.efiablith this port. This
event, fo long expelled, hasjuil taken place, to the
ruin of the trade of Bruges, Ghent, Bruit's, and
Louvain, as in future there are to be no Cullom.
Honfes, except in port towns. We fhall thordy be
greatly dittrelTed for warehoufes.
Yeaerday our Prefea took a furvey of the
Hanfeatic Houfe, formerly belonging to that
Company, in order to fee if it could not be con-
verted into another Cullom Hnufe. Engineers
and workmen are come here to clear the bacons ;
and again!' winter we hope we fhall have good
docks for the 'hipping in bad weather.
London, England, 1802-02-16

Copy of a Letter from Bombay, Odt. 8, doz.

" Advice* were received on the 9th inn. from
Madras, dated the asd ult. Rating the capture of
the French National frigate la Chiffronnc, of 42
guns, by his Majefty's ihip la Sybelle, Captain
Amin, on the 'call of Augull, at the Seychelles,
after a fpirited conflia of 19minutes. Private
letters mention theiltallant behaviour of Captain
ADAK, in boldly pufhinu into the harbour under
-

of its entranee, and other natural &Acuities, tin
til he came within half a mufket fhot of the ene-
my, who was moored acrofs, and defended by the
battery of four 12-pounders on fhore, from which
red-hot fhot were fired during the aetion ; fortu-
nately none of them touched la Sybelle. Our lots is
! one man killed, two wounded ; that of the en, my,
26 killed, 3o wounded. It is to be re.7t cued, that
moll of the crew of the Chiffronne eicaped
'bore. It appears that this frigate failed from
Nantz the 14th of April, with convins, to 6_
number of 30, under fentence of banifhment for
being concerned in the plot againft BosareltTL.
La Chiffronne captured, on the i9th May, a Per-
tuguefe frigate, armie en jut-, and the Belloni, of
Calcutta, on the 16th June; the former of tilde 'hips
was liberated after all the guns were thrown over.
board and ftores taken out ; the latter elcaped
the vigilance of our cruisers, and arrived fare at
the Mauritius.
" La Chiffronne is re relented as quite a new
fhip, and a remarkable La faller."

The HIRELNIA, of 110 guns, now buildi ig at
Plymouth, is to be called the UNION, in commel
moration of the Union of Great Britain and Ire-
land.

Captain ALEX. CAMPBELL, of the SALAMINE,
is appointed to the GRErHOUND frigate, and Capt.
WILSON, late of the Tzus-rY, to the ALEIANDKIA
frigate, late Itaonszas.
London, England, 1802-02-16

ARMY.

2- NY Young Gentleman defirous of purchaling
a Cometcy in a Regiment of Dingeons in the EAS r
blur s, may hear of fuch, by applying to D. B. at Porgy's Hotel,
Suffolk-ftreet, Charing-Croft.—Letters, port paid.--To Cave
unneregary trouble, not left than the regulated price will be
taken.
London, England, 1802-02-16

FRINGE.

PARIS, 2.2 PLUVIOSE, FEB. tr.

Prince Han R y of Pruffia was confiderably better
on the 29th of January.
The FIRST Comsu L. has iffited a decree for

putting upon the Ellablifhnent of the French Pry.
taneum twent y•three children belonging to families
retident in the departments of the Po, the Stura,
Marengo, the Donea, Sella Tanaro.
The re-eleCtion of the members of the Legifla-
tive Body and the Tribunate, who are to form the
four•fifths remaining in of thofe two affemblies
during the year to, was completed feveral days
ago. The members who go out of the Tribunate
in confequence of the &ft decifion of the Senate

are Citizens Alexandre, Bailleul, Barra, Barthe-

lemy, Cambe, Chazal, Chenier, Benjamin Con-
Rant, Courtois, Daunou, Defrenaudes, Ganilh,
Garat-Maillia, Ginguene, Ifnard, Legier, Parent-
' Real, St. Aubin, Thibault, and Thielre. It is pofi-
tively Rated, that the eletiion of the fifth to fupply
the place of the excluded members will commence
en the xoth inliant, and that the Senate will make

the nomination from the national lift of Notables.

According to report, the number of candidates
• wltoshave prefented themfelves to fill the tiny va•
cant feats in the Legiflative Body, and the twenty
in the Tribunate. amounts nearly to 300. But
the Senate, regulating itfelf by the Conaitution,
which direas that in the year to the eleaions in
queflion thould be made exclufively from the na-
tional lift, has reduced the number of candidates
more than one half.

.~.1
~i
y
London, England, 1802-02-16

ARRIVED.

At St Helena.—Hope,&nbar,FrOm Bengal.
At Plymouth—Either, Abbott, from Jamaica.
At Africa—Lord Mini, —, front Liverpool.
At Surinam—Lucy, —; and William Stowell, from Africa.
At Lifbon—Princefs Royal, Mica, from Liverpool
At Londonderry—Mohawk, Barry, from Philadelphia; and
Emelyn, James, from London.
In the Teael—Fame, Lewis, from Philadelphia; and Mar-
tha, Martin, from Baltimore.

At Hclvoet—Gen. Lincoln, Spalding ; and W iiilam Little-
john, Fordick, from Virginia; Bacchus, Davey, trom Balti-
more ; America, Stone, from Newbury Port; and jetrerfon,
Donaldfon, from Philadelphia.
At Naples—Eliza and Jane, Hammett, from Cornwall.
At Malta—Maria, Dcpiliall, from ditto.
At Gibraltar—Ann, Series, from ditto.
At Smyrna—Richard and Mary, —, from Malta.
At Spain—Maria, Ellis, from London.
At Weymouth—Frienclfhip, Richards, from Sewell.
At Seaford—Martha, Lewington, from Dublin.
At Stronwcfs—Mary Arn, Blair, from Riga for Lifbon ;
Fortune, Skilton, of Peterhead, from Loch Skipper for Leith;
Gardner, Crookfhank, of Stroponefs, from Liverpool for Leith ;
Cleverly, Coy, artkl Lady L6,l:flop, Gun, of and from London
for the cod ; Tweed, M`KcpAie,of lillapixd, from Leith
for Limerick; rspeem,ut, Steel, of alai for Ayr, front N I entel
and Fly, Morrifon, of Sunderland, from Eafdalc for Bane.
London, England, 1802-02-16

BIRTHS.

At Rofc-Cagle, on Monday fennight, the Lady of the Hon.
and Right Rev. the Lord itifhop of CarliAe, eta daughter, be•
ing her Ladyihip's thirteenth child.
Lately, at Adtoe Reynold Kt% Shropftdre,the Lady of An-
drew Corbet, Wig. of a daughter,
Lately, of a Calk Mn. King, lady of the American Miniftcr.
London, England, 1802-02-16

ECCLESIASTICAL PROMOTIONS.
lite Rev. Dr. Moore, Mager of the Sehool at Sunbury, has
been appointed Chaplain to his Royal Highnds the Duke of
Clarense.
The Rev. C. Aibfield, M.A. has been inftltuted, by the BiloP
of Lincoln, to the Vicarage of Stewkly, in the county of Bucks,
on the prefentation of his Grace the Arclibifhop of Canterbury.
. The Rev. Thomas Thomas, A. M. Curate of Ili. Mary R ed-
cliffe, Brillol, is inititued to the Vicarage of Tidenharn, Glo-
ceftetihire, in the room of the late Rev. Francis Davis, LL. D.
The Rev. Thomas Aubery Howard has been inftituted to
the Rectory of Yattendon, in &White, on the prefentation of
Stephen norey, Efq.

MARRIED.
On Saturday, ht Portland-place, by fpecial licence, the Right
Hon. Lord Smelair, to Mils Chilli°(me, only daughter of James
Chi(holme, Efq.
Monday fennight, James Du Bois, Efq. merchant, Afar-
man's-walk, to Mifs Amelia Maria :hone, daughter ~1 Robert
Stone, Efq. of Brixton-heufe, Surrey.
Lately, at Lewifliam, by the Rev. Mr. James Walker,
Efq. to Mil AppnUonia I.arkins, daughter of the late Wm.
Larkins, Efq. of Blackheath.
Lately, at St. Martin's Church, Eirminzham, Mr. Jcbn
Dawes, Surgeon, to Ales Webb, daughter of Mr. Webb, of
Great Chi►le►Rrect, Birmingham.
London, England, 1802-02-16

EAST INDIA SHIPPING.

The Suffolk, Rosissox, arrived at Falmouth
on Thurfday from Bengal : She failed on the t gth
of September, in company with the Sir J. B. War-
ren. On the 17th of Ottober, in lat. 3. 44. S.
long. 91. 17. E. -the Suffolk fell in with the
Thames and Bellona. On the 19th fpoke the Ame-
rican (hip Columbia, Lift from Madras, bound to
Canton. On the 23d., in lat. 6. t. %long. 90. E.
parted company with the Thames aird Bellona, all
well. On :he 20th of Dccernbcr the arrived at St.
Hclea z, and found there the Princefs Mary, Rote-
(hip, and Lk , South Sea whaler. While there
the Hope, I: V NUAK (rice fhip), Sally and Indif
penfable South Sea whalers, arrived full fhips.
011 the 27th of December, the Royal George,
from the Cape of Good Hope, fent her boat on
lime with the news of Peace, and immediately af-
ter the boat returned, and the !hip proceeded on
her voyage.—Sailed the 23th of December, at
which time the Princefs Mary got under weigh for
Bengal,—On the 2oth Jan. 1802, fpoke the Diana,
REYNOLDS, in lat. 24. 22. N. long. 34. 30. W.
from Briltol for Jamaica, with two other (hips in
company, all well.
The following (hips had failed from Bengal
before the Suffolk :—The Grant, Mornington,
Hope, Union, Caledonia, Scarborough, Thames,
Bellona, Suffolk, Perfeverance, Eliza, Ann, and
St. Vincent : the left the following rice-(hips at
Bengal, viz. Nutwell, Rofe, Pitt, Minerva, Ex-
periment, Exeter, Automatia, Ganges, Hinde,
Ceres, Betfey, Eliza, Medway, and Sir Edward
Hamilton. The Admiral Rainier had alto arrived
from the Cape of Good Hope.
The Company's packet, Swallow, Georgiana,
and Mornington, were at Calcutta.
By letters received overland yellerday from In-
dia, we learn the following further particulars
refpeaing the Company's (hipping :
The True Briton arrived at Madras on the 6th
of September, and the Pre Ron on the 16th of the
fame month, and failed to Bengal with the Admi-
ral Rainier on the 25th.
The Lord Thurlow was to come home from
Madras, and the Prince, country fhip, with French
prifoners, about the 15th of °etcher, under convoy
of the Suffolk, of 74 guns.
The Carnatic was at Bencoolen on the 12th of
July, and was to fail the tft of Auguß for China.
The Phccnix arrived at Bombay from the Red
Sea on the 17th of Oaober.
We have authority to Rate, that in the Contd.
tory Court of London, in lag Hilary Term, be-
fore Sir WILLIAM SCOTT, Knt. HENRY SNORT,
Efq. of Boulp Hall, in Suffolk, in a fuit inßitu-
ted againft him by his Lady, has fubmitted to a
Decree of that Court to take her home, and treat
her with conjugal affeittion and kindnef:-

We have great pleafure in announcing the fol-
lowing molt daring and brilliant achievement by
Captain CHARLIS ADAM, the gallant ton of WIL-
LIAM ADAM, Efq. of Lincoln's Inn.fquare:
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London, England, 1802-02-16

NAUTICAL INTELLIGENCE.

MAILS THIS Eida.--WIND W. S. W.
Allllirli. DWG
o French, o
z Dutch, o
o Hamburgb, o
i Dublin, it
it Waterford. I

SHEERNESS, FEB. 15.—Arrived the 'FAVOURITE
hoop of war, Capt. WaSTREACH, from Yarmouth ;
and the Bouticza. MANLEY, and Swum Ea gun-
brigs from Chatham.—Remain in the harbour,
the SUSSEX, (late UNION,) hofpital-ihip ; and the
ComoyEltOlt, of 74 guns : the latter is taking in her
Flores and provitions, and will fail out of harbour
to-motrow: alto the hEISE, JAMAICA, AMBUSCADE,
DurcK, and RAISON frigates; HERMES hoop;
Mitts, and SPEEDWELL brigs; with nineteen gun-
brigs; and the DOLPHIN cutter.—Wind North,
moderate.

DEAL., FIB. ts.—Sailed the EUGENE and Vasa
gun.vetrels on a cruize.—Wind N. N. W.

GRAVESEND, Fas. 15.—Paired by the Shell:awn,
HOPPER, from Palermo; Endraght, —, and
Vrow Gefina, —, from Embden ; Adeona,
WILSON, from Rotterdam ; Vrow Gerbuda,—,
from Pappenburgh ' • Mack, —, and the Vrow
Catharina, from Amfterdarn.—Sailed the
Swan, SMITH, for Oporto; Atlas, —, for Bo-
tany Bay; Portland, ALLEN, for St. Kitts; Wil-
liam, MORTON, for Nevis; Mary and Sufan,BELL,
for Waterford; and Unity, —, for Cork.
YARMOUTH, FEB. 15.—Sunday P. M. arrived
It VESUVI gun-brig, which has been miffing for
tome time, and was fuppofed to have foundered at
fea; the was, however, detained by bad weather,
&c. at Embden for four months : the has brought
over fume paffengers who landed here this morn-
ing. No Packet is yet arrived from Cuxhaven ;
but the wind blowing fiat at N. E. they are hourly
expected. The Fanny, of Yarmouth, will fail on
Saturday next with bale-goods and paffengers for
Hambro'.

GLASGOW TONTINE LIST.
Brilliant, Leitch, is arrived at Demarara, from LivcrpooL
Clyde, —, at ditto, front the Clyde.
Maria, Arthur, at Liverpool, from Jamaica.
Minerva, Wildgoos, at Cuxhaven, from Leith.
Neptune, Spencer, in the Clyde, from New Brunfwick.
Y Mary, Torrance; and Diana, Groffard,in ditto, from New
ork.

Mary Ann, Paterfoo ; and Margaret and Ann, M'Donald,
LI ditto, from Eafdalc.
Eliza, M'Allifter, In ditto, from Tobago.
Hat n .h Lenox ; as l Montezuma, Rofi, at Curaeoa, from
the Clyde.

.
Commerce, Walker; and Lydia, Gardner, at New York,
from ditto.
Adventure, ....--, at Curaena, from New Providence.
Mary, Nicholls, in the Clyde, from New York.
CoonteCs of Crawford, Anftruther, at Alicant, from New-
foundland.
London, England, 1802-02-16

LONDON MARICErt.

CORN-EXCHANGE, MONDAY, FL'BRUARY IS.
RETURN of WHEAT in Mark-lane, includirs only trorn
the aft of Felonwry to the 6th of Fearuary,
agreeable to the new Ada.
T0ta1....4488 Quarters. Average 775. 5,11
Bfd. higher than bit return.
PRICE OF HOPS.

1 Kent 41 Os to 51 5s a• Kent 51 os to 51 1411 r,
Suffcx 41 os to 51 os r Soiree 41 ms to 51 Ss 1
Faro. 51 os to 71 7s 0 Effek 41 os to 51 os an
S MITHFIEL February 15.
To fink the offal—per (tone of 81b.
Beef is od co 6s od Veal - 616 oil to Ss od
Mutton -6s od to 7$ 4d Pork - 6s 41 to 7s 4d
Stock at Market this morning, Beath !goo. Sheep Scoo.
NEWGATE and LEADENHALL, February 15.
Per Rone of Sib. by the weak.
Beef 41 od to ss 4d Veal ss od to 7s od
Mutton 5s od to 6i od Pork 6s 4d 20 7,4 d
PRICE OF HAY AND STRAW, February is.
Smithfield. St. James's. Whitech.ip, 1.
O.Hay 3toto 5 5 3 3oto 5 8 0 4 40to 5 8 o
N. do. o o to 0 0
Straw Itoto t t 6 t 14 6to 1 o 6 1 14 oto 2 0 0
Pon: 5 o too 6 —.—..— 5 to oto 6 so 0

'COALS, February If.
Deft Coals In the Pool, aL es. 6d. per Chaldron.
Dellsersd al. pi. 6d.
Sunderland, rL rye. od.
Del; vercd al. 6s. 04.

It is a Itrikitig eircumnance, that the whole of
the Capital Prizes laft Lottery were fold in Shares.
This may in tome meafure account for the preterit
rapid demand far Shares. But the more imme-
diate caufe is. that the great good fortune whit.li
attended a Fireman belonging to the Sun Office,
who had a Share in one of the Capital Pi i ,es 14ft
Lottery, kindled fuch a flame through the t- wn
for purchafing Shares of Tickets as will not e tidy
be got under, and let POP Office, Royal Ex-
change, where the fortunate Share was bought, on
fuel, a blaze of reputation, as no engine of Com-
petition will be able to exting,uifb.

Frcfh flipplies of that pleafant, tale and erica-
cious Medicine, Sri tsru lt, Y'S Ar. TISCOn BUT IC
DROPS! (by King's Patent) are weekly re-
ceived from the Difpentary, Soho-lquarc, in 'Attics
of 3s. and 11. 2!. each, by E. NEWBERY, the co: -
ner of St. Paul's Church-yard, London ; where
may be had, a new edition, being the eighth, of
SP ILSBUR I°s much admired Treatife on the Scur-
vy, Gout, Diet, and Remedy, with upwards of
one hundred Cafes ; neatly printed in Bvo. price
3s. 6d.
London, England, 1802-08-20

FROM THE PARIS PAPERS.

Carats, Au G. 9.—Since the end of la(} month
to this day,t wenty-ii x packets, Englith and French,
have entctcd thic port, with bo6 paffengers. Dur-
ing the tame time twenty-four have failed, with
431 palfeagers, among whom was M. de Ca-
LON E.

Accusr 3.—This morning, about
ten o'clock, the Pmllian troops entered this city
!•v the different gates. They have not yet (eleven
o'clock) taken polleflion of the quarters allotted for
them. Our troops, being armed with fabres only,
furrendered on the parade. They are to be in-
coyorated with the Pruilian army. Every thing
pa!fed in the utmoll order.

-
ROUEN, Auc. 1 z —The following intelligence
has been made public by a papei printed in this
city ;—is Reports o:' all kinds have been circulated
with refped to the negotiation of a treaty of corn•
merce with England ; tome journals have given
credit and currency to them, by indenting them
to the public under colours more or lefs vivid.—
Uncertainty in commercial fpeculations of every
kind, is the fill} effe& of thefe indired conjedures ;
falfe ideas, and the fear of a dangerous rivalthip,
have alarmed the workmen, diminifhed the aCtivity
of their fabrics, and abandoned to a fatal indolence
the precious ciafs of artifans. The Minifter of the
Interior has dirthed the Freed to guard the pub-
lic mind againft thefe unfounded reports, and to
affure the trade, that the French Government
place the intereft of the national induftry among
their firft duties; the exertions of that indultry
thall be conftantly protected, and it fhall no longer
fee before it any thing but difficulties removed,
encouragements to profit by, and rewards to merit.
Let it ceafe then to believe abfurd reports, and let
it at length do juftice to Government ; the hand
that commanded vietory will know how to make
induftry flouri(h, and our manufadures fhall not
be fact ificed to uncertain combinations, and to a
fyftem of negotiation, the chances of which timid
not have been calcnlated with advantage. Never
than any meafure which may concern our trade
be adopted, till it has been weighed in the balance
of an enlightened policy. The well informed mer
chants of France (hall alfb be always convokei and
i ..• I. 3 ....1..... 13.4.•••• 11,011 r :my nosnin; of Open.
London, England, 1802-08-20

HARWICH, AUG. ill.

This morning arrived from Cuxhaven, the King
George Packet, Capt. P. DEAN, having landed
the flamburgh and Bremen Mails of the t I tit inft.
to the northward•--Sailed for Helvoetfluys, the
Prince of Wales, Capt. HEARN, with the Dutch
Mail of yefterday.—Mr. SCHMIDT, Secretary to
the Plincefs of °RAMOS, feveral of her Royal
Highnefs's Houfehold, and a 6 other paifengers
alts the King George, Capt. FLYS, forCuxhaven,
with the Hamburgh and Bremen Mails of the
tame date, and four paffenger►.

FROM LLOYD'. LIST.

Dem., Atraccr t9...-&liled the Vzzu altl2.lleirel, oe s
cruize.—Wind S. mr.

C,AV[,END, AUGWST tss.—Palled by the Hope, Taub,
from Rottersbra; Kenmaer, Peters, from Fmtsdsm ; Good
Agreement, Kelfo, and Endeavour, Cuter, from Memel.—
,ailed the Puri's*, Johnfon, for Carthagena; Northern (A-
llem., Boas. for Chatieftan• e....
London, England, 1802-08-20

NAUTICAL INTELLIGENCE.

TOISVAY.—WIND South.
AMY, n. put.
I Duhi'.!.
1 W3t, rford
• Ittnthurgli
• kruit fi
• D:cc4

FALMOUTH, AUGUST t 7.

Arrived late laft night the (hip EARL NIGRNI`IC-
TON, EAft 111dla Packet, Capt. PAT.ros, in three
months and eleven days from P.engal, and folly-
two day: from St. Helena—the Hon. Capt. Mot:-
SON landed from her with Government clifpatches,
and went oft immediately for Loncl,)n—the Purfer
alto landed this morning, and fet off in the even-
ing for the India Houk : the fhip has (ince failed
for the Downs.

Arrived alto the DUKE or YORK Packet, Capt.
DEAKE, in t ► days from Liflion paffengers by
her are the Rev. Mr. R:issroan, and Mr. G. PAR-
K : the DUKE OF YORK left his Majetty's ihip
DE LIGHT, of guns, Lying at Lpbon : the MIL-
BROOK fellooner had failed from Lifbon, with dif
patches for Government, two days prior to the
DUKE OF YORK : the WALSINGHAM Packet had
not art ived out.

Sailed the brig Unity, PNRIN Se for Malaga;
the Spanifh logger San Francifco de Paulo, P. A.
ZAaRAGA, from London for Ferrol; the Spanifh
brig Noffra Segnora de Bcrgano, CACUT rA, with
oil, for Nantz ; ant'. the brig Betf:y, GRREN, for

. Kimc Cznacs '2.le:et was prevented get-
ti:z out this evening by the wind Ealing, the is
exrfted to go early in the morning.

Th: DUKE or CUMBIRLAND P.ICIZQT from me-
rica ; the I.cward Hands
and AUCKLAND from Jamaica, are daily ex
pcacd.
Tile rI.:NCESS CKAItI.OTTE Pa.:•ket, Kraß, is
appointed to take out tl-.e Jamaica Mal next
month.

The DuKE OF KENT racket is expee'led to fail
on Sunday with the Leeward Hand Mails of the
18th iniLant.

PI A' MOUTH. A GI; -;T TR.

Arrived t:le CRESCENT, of 36 guns, Captain
JAMES C.:RTIIEW ; and the LARK, Of 16 guns,
Captain BRAN ruN a they failed n the 6th July from
Jamaica. Rear Admiral CA9lrsr.LL, with 12 fail
the line, had failed two days previous to their
dcpartore, to et ni:•.e off the Navaffa. The NEREIDS
was to fail for England on the 12th ult. Captain
PAUL came home paffenger in the LARK and
Captain SERANOER, invalided from the JEoLus,
came in the CRESCENT. The LARK fell in with
tl:e Hibbarts and oyeen tranfports, with the 29th
regiment on board, for Halifaz, in lat. 4r, o, and
lung. 3:, o, all well ; and on the Bth the (poke a
Briiiol homeward bound.

Sailed the BEA VER, of 16 guns, Captain Jost:,
for Spitlrcad ; and the Ni M Re! cutter, of 14 guns,
Lieutenant Coc H LA N, on a cruize ; alfo the LAU,
of t 6 guns, Captain BRENTON, for the Downs.
General BE N THA NI, Infpcflor General of the
Navy, arrived here lalt night at ten o'clock. The
Lords of the Admiralty arc to be down here on
the 21(1.
London, England, 1802-08-20

PORTSMOUTH, AUGUST is,.

Caine np to St. Helen's, from the Well Indies, I,
:he MEtromeme, Of 44 guns, Sir CHARLES HA-
ILTO:7, ara Coromandel armed tranfport,having
on hard a g•-eat Lumber of troops: part of the
20th Light Dragcors, r.r.d 5.,:h Infantry are on
board. The AL ?I.IAR, Cart. V3l.ltre:;, and l'A-
mianl.r frigate, failed in company with them;
the former is gone by to the Eaflward. Alfo ar-
rived the Bravxa !loop, Capt. Jor;L:,, from Ply-
mouth.—Arrived at Spithead the PENELOPE, of
38 guns, Capt. BROUGHTON, and CHAMPION, of
24 guns, lion. Capt. Sruaer, from the Mediter-
ranean, and arc put under quarantine—Came into
harbour the STARLINO gun vetfel.—The ALEX.
ANDER, of 74 gnus, Capt. DIXON, is ordered to
be paid off at this port.—Arrived the Severn,
—, from Waterford ; and Duke of Moutrofe,
from Bengal.
London, England, 1802-08-20

AII:GUST 16.

At the audience of, yeflerday Mr. MERRY pre.
rented the flllowing Gentlemen to the FIRST CON-
SUL : MI. SH IKLEY, Mt. VERNON, MY.,ST Lsakot,
Mr. ADAIR, Mr. STEPNEY, Captain. NEWBERRY,
Captain 13t/aim., and Mr. Gt.esss.

Madanie RECAMIER, a few days ago, gave a
Prand public breakfast at her country houfe, near
aris, to a numerous and elegant party. Every
thing was condu&ed in the fit lt Stile of mile and
failtion. Many Ettl,lifb, among others Lord and
Lady HOLLAND, were prefent.
Letters from Bruffels Date, that filch an abun-
dant crop of grain of every kind in Belsium has
never been known. It will be futficient to main-
tain the inhabitants for feveral years. Hitherto,
however, the price of grain has not fallen, but there
is reason to hope that it will loon experience a de-
crcale.
London, England, 1802-08-20

PRTVATE LIITITR.-PARI9, AUCAM ti.

Thefrie which was celebrated yellerday, to corn.
memorate the birth-day of the FIRST CON s UR,
the moll magnificeat that has been ken fince tht
Revolution. A fple ndid decoration was difpl .
in the Place Vendome. There were 102 Collllilis,
reprefenting as many departments ; in the
was an olive tree, melt fplendidly illerniria;:d.
the Place de la Greve was a difcha•.--;
rockets, provided at the expence of t:.e city
Paris ; they were difeliarged from the 1,,0t of th:
Pont Neuf, and refembled in their effed an
volcano. There was another illiminatien in :or
Champs Elyfees. The Hotel de Ville vas
fuperbly illuminatod on this occalion than it
been for the lalt ten years.
A Rar of 4o feet in height was difplayed from
the top of Notte Dame. Phis appearing to the
eaftward of the Thuilleries, was applied to the ar.
Viva of BON AO ART 6 from Egypt—" Un Vire 44,
& ?Orient," was the motto of the evenise.
This annualfrie of the birth of the FIRST CONSUL,
it nosy appears, is the only one which will in th.
ture be celebrated in France. This is the fiat
in France which has a roan for its obje& Fore-ar.
ly thefe rejoicings were devoted to d'Oory or is
Rtace. Thefe aoftraft things have now no longer
the fame influence. The crowd at the Levee sca:
inimenfe.

M. de CA LON N E has returned to England in Come
haftc, his fpeculations having been rather mid.
vourably received by the Government. The official
article in the Moniteur was perfonally direFted
againft him and his financial fuggeftions.

LONDON.