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London, England, 1802-10-04

GREENOCK, SEPTEMBER 28.

The Ann, Mac KIN LAY, from Jamaica, arrived
here on Saturday, after a paffage of upwards of
eight weeks ; fpoke the la Vereufe French frigate,
t 4 days from Cape Francois, bound to Breit. The
Achilles, WOOD, of this port, for Liverpool ; Eli-
zabeth, RAE SIDE ; and Neptune, MALCOLM, both
of and for this port, failed sad July, and may be
hourly expeded. They took the Gulph, while the
Ann came by the windward paffage:

The Governor Carleton, UDM SY, arrived at Cork,
from Jamaica, the 21 ft init. from whence the comes
here.

Arrived at Port Glafgoiv, on 23d inftant, the
Endymion, MLLE It, from Virginia, after a patrage
0149 days; left loading for Clyde the Mary, Bauc Es
which would be ready to fail in Ca days.
London, England, 1802-10-04

FALMOUTH. OCTOBER z.

Sailed this day the following vefrels, viz.
Brig Flaxley, Trenay, with tin, &c.; Hampden, CUrry,
with fugar, coffee, &c ; Atlas, Woolis, with ditto ; and Ame-
rican brig jofeph, Woodward, with rice, for Lcnden ; brig
Good Hope, Cole; and Surprize, Carter, with filar, coffee,
&e. for Rotterdam ; Friends, Denning, bale goods, &c. for
Liibon; Spraycombe, Gof, for Swanfea; jeftuanony, Blatilt-
aller, for Plymouth ; lnduftry, White. for Arundel; Nelfon,
Vau, with cyder, for a market ; and the Speedwell, Lugg, for
Swanfea.

Arrived, the brig Emmeline, Horfewell, with hemp, tal-
low, &c. from Peterfburgh, for this port; brig Recovery,
Rowe, front London, to load Nit for &ville; Happy Return,
Perry, with flour, from Newhaven ; (Economy, Sutton, from.
Milford, fur Southampton; and the Mary Ann, Came, from
Fowey:

It is reported this evening that the KING GEORG E
Packet was ken in the Offing, but the cannot arrive
in time for poft.—Wind N. W.

PLYMOUTH, OCTOBER 2.

Yellerday failed theoGLENktoßs of 36 guns,
Capt. MAITLAND, for Portfmouth : arrived and
came into Stonehoufe Pool the CHILDERS of 16
guns, Capt. Delafons: the Majarric of 74 gnus,
Capt. GOULD, was paid off, and laid up in ordi-
nary : came into harbour the Escoar of 12 guns,
Lieut. lEee, to refit.
This day came into harbour the PrrrEitst. of
16 guns, Capt. LAMBORN, to refit.
London, England, 1802-10-04

PORTSMOUTH, OCTOBER 3.

Arrived a Smuggling boat with 360 kegs of
fpirits,• fent in by the ATALANTE (loop of war.—
Arrived the Guitissoas frigate from Plymouth.

LYMINGTON, OCT. 3.

I am font' to acquaint you that the chip Triton,
of London, SAMUEL RICHARDSON Mailer, laden
with fpirits, grocery, &c. and bound to Liverpool,
was difcovered to be on fire about three o'clock
this morning, and the fire raged with fuch violence
as to prevent any part of the cargo being faired,
notwitbilanding the Mailer drifted the (hip on
Chore, for that purpofe. Fire of the mariners
were unfortunately burnt to death, and the others
had fcarce time to fave themfelves in the boat,
having loft all their clothes, &c. The -names of
four of the fufferers are, James Woolley, Thomas
Lee, John *earthy, and John Walker; the name
of the other is not known.

The Ihip is burnt to the water's edge, and no-
thing but her anchors and a few trifling articles
will be raved.

A fubfcription is now colleftins in the town for
the immediate relief of the furvivors, and to pro-
vide them with clothing in place of what they have
1011.
London, England, 1802-10-04

COURT OF REQUESTS, OCT. 2:

A Mr. Lortimer, a musician, fummoned Maria
ichofield for 9s. a reduced demand, to bring his
complaint within the jurifdietion of the Conrt, for
giving her leffons in tinging and playing the
pianoforte gitttar. It appeared the defendant was
the there amie of a Mr. Mae% who withed to add
mutic to her other accomplithments, and with this
view had employed the plaintiff. He had re-
ceived d3vers films of money in payment, and pro-
bably would have been paid much more, but that
'the unfortunate failure•of Mr. Ifraeli obliged him
to retire to the Continent. There was an arrear
of 31. or 41. for leffons, which the plaintiff reduced
to 395. to bring within a fummons.
The defendant produced receipts for former
payments given to Mr. Ifraeli ; and the alfo, by a
ft.male acquaintance, proved, that the fame gen-
tleman had originally employed the plaintiff to
teach the defendant ; the refult confequently was,
chat Mr. Lortimer was nonfuited.
London, England, 1802-01-22

JERSEY. JAN. iS.

Major General Misual failed this day from
lerfey with his Lady and fuite. He is removed
from the Staff hire, and appointed to a command
at Chelmsford.

NAUTICAL INTELLIGENCE.

MAILS THIS DAY.-WIND Weft.
aItRITZIL DOS.
o Hainburgb,
O Dutch.
I Dublin. Jan.
o Waterford.
o Doonagbadce,

MARGATI, JAN. 21.—The {loop Neptune, from
Seville, had an anchor and cable feat off lafi
night, having cut to prevent running foul of a
fhip. Capt. DASNILL, of the Venus, of Balti-
more, is come on (hone to get an anchor and cable,
having been obliged to cut. It blows very hard
at N. N. W. Five or fix of the Inaiamen are in
the Channel ; one drove this morning, but all is
well. at prefent. One of our boats went down this
morning, and four men were drowned. The brig
Harlequin, from Jamaica, bound for London,
laden with divers goods, ran on !bore on the
Woolpack Sands, near this place, about z s o'cloa
yeflerday moaning, but, with the alliftance of the
Margate boats, was got off in deep 'water, with
the lofs of one anchor and two cables.

Porrsmoor if, JAW. at.—Late la( night ar-
rived the Ravarauvlos, late Mammy, Captain
FORSTER, from the Welt Indies ; about a week
ago the parted company with la VOLSCI, of 24
guns, Capt. Vessy. In the Reteistrrion camp
paffenger the Earl of BALCARIAS, Governor of
Jamaica, and landed here laft night; he this
morning fet off for town.—The Welt India Chet
Rill remains wind•bound at St. Helen's.
YARMOUTH, JAN. 20 :-..—The DRIVER loop of
war is arrived from Leith; the Rio Douro, Capt.
GARCIA, of and from Oporto to Newcaille, with
3go pipes of wine, (truck on the Cockle Sand,
from which the was blown off in a gale of wind
at S. W. by N. this morning, and has foundered
In the Roads ; the ere* are faved.—The gale yet
continues, but no other damage has taken place
but the falling of a few chimnies.
London, England, 1802-01-22

LONDON.

Fit/DAT, JANUAR? 22.

PRICE OF STOCKS THIS DAY ATONE O'CLOCK:
Confab, 67i es. dividend.
Reduced 6!i•-4 per Cent. 84+—New 5 per Mt. pg—
Olds per Cent. 93f—•Loo; Ann.

•RICE OF STOCIES TRITIRDAY:

Bank Stock 189
3 per Cent. Red. 68 671 68
3 per C. Conf 67f f .Z. die.
4 PIT Cent WI
s pet Cent. Ann. of
5 per Cent. 2797 981 f I
Long Ann. 29f 25-16
Skeet Ann. sf 546

India Stock az3i ex. div.
India Bonds roe. prem.
S. Stock 741
Imp. 3 per Cents. 67.1 67
Imp Ana 14 3-16
kith 5 per COIL 971 98
Exelseq. Bills 3s. as. prem.
Cone for opg. 69

Lord 1341.easess, late Lieutenant Governor of
Jamaica, is arrived at Portfmouth in the RITILI-
sur rem (late the Hermione) fnigate.
The above frigate has brought an aceount of the
news of Peace being received at Jamaica ; upon
the whole the intelligence was acceptable, as it was
expeEted that a renewal of the intercourfe with the
Spanith Colonies would take place. They had
not heard of the bad markets for Weil India pro-
duet in Europe, rime the lgning of the 'Prelimi.
varies.

The Second Lieutenant-Colonels and Majors,
tsho did not receive rank in confequence of having
raifed men in tags, are, it is faid, to be reduced,
with the exception of thole ferving in the Eaft In-
dies, (as having a larger complement of men) or
who have Major-Generals for their Firft-Lieute-
nam-Cal one's.

The sd and sd battalions of the 4th and 9th
regiments are to be thrown into the la, or rather
to augment it to woo men each, and are to be(ent
to the Eaft Indies.

The South Lincoln Militia, who were to have
arrived at Stamford, on Wednefday, and the twp
following days, have received orders to proceed to
Ya xley.
Lail Friday and Saturday a great number of
the fourth Infantry, Rationed in Lewes barracks,
whofe fervices expire with the war, accepted the
bounty given by Government, for the enrolment
of their names to continue upon the ellablifhment.
On Monday morning upwards of 300 Cavalry
marched from Maidftone Barracks for Portfmouth,
where they are to embark, in order to join their
ne.pedive regiments in the Eafi Indies.
The 23d regiment of foot is arriverat
London, England, 1802-01-22

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Saturday, at St. James', Churcb, fir Francis Vincent, Bart.
to hfifs Jane It ouvcrie, fourth daughter of the Hou. Edward
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On Scrday laft, Mr. William Weftall, of Stratford, Etre:,
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MEDICAL AND CHEMICAL LECTURES.

ON THURSDAY, February 4, a COURSE of
LECTURES on the MATERIA MEDICA, PRAC-
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Laboratory, in Whitcondritrect, Leicefteaquars, as urea
mot oing hours, viz...—tbc Materia Medics at a (barter before
Eight; the Pradtice of Phyfie at Half after Eight, and the'
Chemiftry at a Quarter after Nine.
By GEORGE PEARSON, M. D. F. R. S.
Senior Phyrician to St. George's Hofpital, and of the College of
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CLINICAL LECTURE every Saturday Morning at Nine

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THE WORTHIES OF WINANDIRMEIR.

Nations. Provinces, and Counties, have been
proud to boaa the births of men eminent for arms,
arts, or fcience ; and, in the fame country, learn-
ing, wit, and parts have appeared more in one age
than another.—Ho IR, Vt a t t., Mt vro 1,, were
of different countries.—The locality of Troy walls
is not yet perhaps exaltly afcertained : but it is
true that in there latter days more men of letters,
genius, and of learned profefflons, have been born
on the Banks or within five miles of the famous
Lake Winandermear, in England, than in any
other part of the world, of the fame extent, and
within the like (pace of time, that we know or have
read of—For initance—the late
Elmo SANDTS, Lord Archbithop of York.
Sir WM. Ramusesoo, one of the Firft Lords Conunillion.
era for the °Andy of the Great Seal of England.
Ros. Rawunsom, Efq. Chief Nike of Cbefter, &c.
DAN. RAWLIN SON, Citizen of Leaden, and

Doetor LAW, Lord Dithop of CarHe, (one of whofe fans
was alfa mitred during 'the father's Epikopacy), were all born
near each other, and within three miles of the lake, and were
the anceltors of great and refpedtable families now in being.
LAIINCILOT ADDISON, Dean of Litchfield, and father of
the celebrated and highly eminent Josam ADDISON, Efg.
Dr. Anmo err Asetw, the great Grecian of Eman. College
Cambridge, and of St. Bartholomew's HcfpitaL
Dr. ILICWAID Buss, Author of Jue►ees Law, SEC
EPISAUS CaAttaaat, Efi. F.R.S. Author of the Cycler.
padia, &c.

The learned Mr. Moo': of Rugby. father of Dr. Joan
Moots, late Lord Whop of MT.
RICIMIRD HOWL/ITS, father of the late ingenious and IA
'ratable atilt WILLIAM HOOALTS,

The Reverend Dr. F sax, late Prow& of Q.seen's
College, Oxford.
Dr. JOIN FOVIZILCILL, the eminent FhTflelan of London.
Dr. PIItSTON, Lord Bop of Killala and Ferns.
Dr. POSTLETERAITZ, Mafter of Tries. Coll. Cambridge.

Dr. T. Boawt, Principal of lit.lidninad's4tall, Ozford, and
Regius Profcifor of Greek.

Dr. Ss aaaaa Prole/roe of Experiosentar Philofophy at
Cambridge.

Sir joss Wisson, a judge of the Common Pleas at Weft-
mintta.

The Rev. Ione; Spurn, fantod for kis hillocks! Works of
the venerable Rum.

The Reverend Joan Tarsal, noted fa. his Hebrew-Er/-
nth Concordance.

Tamest TICIRZI.L, req. an ingenious Poet and Ando,
and eotemporary with ALMON, &C.
Mr. Tommie TAYLOR, who eestiled the .beft Book of
Logarithms ever publidted.
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the Court belong four Phyficians in Ordinary,
four Surgeons in Ordinary, an Accoucheur,
Dentift, an Affillant to the latter, four Dators of
the Court, four Surgeons of the Court, three Sur-
geons of the Staff, and three Surgeon Pupils.
FLISRUARY t I.—By a moll gracious nkare of
the Emperor, the Pallor Selma of Rannen, in
Livonia, who had been, under the late Govern-
ment, unjuftly punifhed and baniffied to Siberia,
to hard labour, has been reflored to his prieftly
office, and on the Bth he was formally confecrated
in St. Ann's church here, by the Provoft Ram-
soTr, who, on the command of the College of
Juftice, had been obliged to degrade him. He
receives a petition of 750 rubles, as the half of the
rum of his receipts in his former office. This peti-
tion he holds till he receive another living, becaufe
that of Ranncn, from which be was dragged, is
already full.
By the affembly lately held of the nobility here,
in which, in conformity to their reftored privileges,
new Judges were chofen. the formerly Aro.
juted Court of Confcience is again efiablifited, and
dges appointed to it.
London, England, 1802-03-10

FROM LLOYD's LIST.

DEAL, FEB. 9.—Came (Imo the CAMBRIAN
frigate, and failed for Portfmouth.—Wind N.
blows hard.

GRAVESEND, FEB. 9.—Paled by the Three Bro-
thers, BONE, from Embden ; Twee Gebroders,
—, from Bremen ; Good Hope, YANKEE ; and
Hannah, FLACK, from Rotterdam.—Sailed the
George, BLAIR, tor St. Vincents ; Venus, NICHOL.
SON, for Hamburgh ; Cybelle, BARTON, for Bar-
badoes ; Jonge Handrews, —, for Amfterdam;
Hoop, PLUG, for Rotterdam ; Emily, Hem DE RTS;
Vrow —; and JengeCornelius,
for Havre de Grace.

The Suffolk, Mi.ller, from Balsa! to London, that was on
fhore near Falmouth, is got off and carried into St. Ives, much
damaged. AU the bale goods are raved, alto tome rice.
The Betty, Jones, from &tad to Liverpool, is kit at Pe-
narth. Cargo laved.

The Neptune, —, from Barnftaple to BrifLA, is 101 l on
the eoaft of Wales; (even people drowned.
The Eltfir de la Paix, Vihert, from Briftol to Guernfey, is
on those in Liriftol river, and full of water.
The Lord Macartncy, Alaekie, (runs New Brunfwick to
England; has fprung a leak at fea, and put into Halif...s. to nfit.
The Conftantine, Mare, that was co 'hare near Whitby, is
got into that place with little damar ; and the lnduftry, Cook,
alfo on fhore, is lince broke up.
The Amity, from Rochelle to Virginia, foundered at
fca in November.

The New Hope, Anya, from Amfterdam ; Cito, Anderfon,
from London, in Dalian; the New Invention, B. from Lon-
don ; and the Star (Spani/ barque), from Mahone, were loft
near Malaga, 24th January.
The Fad Spencer, Craft, from Newfoundland, is loft at
Gibraltar.

The Anna Elizabeth, Water., from Bergen to Sot:I-Jenny,
is carried into Whitftable, by Come 111:-;at: boats, eta being
on the Long Sand, and loft her rudder.
The Haabet, DAM, from the Mediterranean to Hantburgls,
is wrecked near Maim

( FRENCH CHRONOLOGY.—WC have feen a letter
from Paris, dated February the thirty:fidl.
The Strawberry-hill Comedy was read on Satur-
day in Drury-lane Theatre. The Honourable Mrs.
DANE% is the author, and attended at the reading.
At the end of the play at Drury-Lane Thcatre
lalt night, Mr. KEMBLE came forward, and, by
defire of the Proprietors, informed the audience,
that the funeral of the moil Noble FRANCIS, l.ue
Duke of BEDFORD, being fixed for Thurfday next,
this Theatre would be doled for that evening.
The funeral of the Duke of BEDFORD. agreeably
to his own carnet requeft, will be as little norm
pouf and of entatious as pofEble. The corpfe, at-
tended by Mr. Govosho, as chief mourni.r, and a
procellion of his agents and principal domellics,
will fet off in three mourning mac:, from Woburn
Abbey, between eleven and twelve o'clock this
night, and expeet to arrive at Cheynies. in Buck-
ingliamthiic, which is about 36 miles from Wo-
burn, about twelve o'clock to morrow ; and this
will be all the procefflon.
ENGLISH STATE LOTTERY
-.EighthDay.—No.
mow:. a Plias of coL _ _
London, England, 1802-03-10

CLARENDON ERt.S.S.

This day were publilbed, et the following Prices in boards,
WELLS% GEOGRAPHY of the OLD and
NEW TESTAMENT, 2, vols. Bvo. 6d.

Twenty Two Sermons on Various Subjeets, feledled from
the Work+ of Mac Barrow, D. D. tiro. ss.
Ditto, a Second beledion from the fame Author, odiaro,
6s. 6d.

Glofter Ridley 's Sermons, Svo. is. 6d.
Addifnn's Evidences of the Chriftlan 121116. as. 6d.
Archbilhop Synge's Gentleman's Religion, tamp. 3s. 6d.
Sold by F. and C. Rivingtons, St. Paul's Church yard ; Ca-
dell, jun. and Davies, Scram! ; Payne and Mackinlay, (Succef-
fors to Mr. kitufly,) Strand ; and J. Cooke, Oxford.
London, England, 1802-03-10

ENGLISH LOTTERY.
N.,. 3, CORNHILL, and No. 9, CHARING-CROW
TBiSH refpedlully azquaints the Nobility,
. Gentry, and Public in general, that threiogboui the
rim Lottery, Tickets and Shama, WARRANTED 'INDRAWN,
will be fokl at th,. above Old Eitahliihed Offices every day from
Libt in Nine in the Morning, and from Two to Eight in the
Altirnonn ; and the current Price fur all Prises from ao,OOOL
t, t KL raid aY fnon as drawn.
• • Tickets and shares regiftered, corm& NtrPtfir-Ai Books
kept,and all Bufinds in the Public Funds trazdaded with Me-
tty and dilliatch.
London, England, 1802-03-10

MARRIFD.

On Monday, at Mary la-bonne Church, the Risen Hen
Lady Jane Halliday, witi..ker of John Delap Halliday, Efq. anti
fitter to the Earl of Dyfart. to Georire Ferry, Efq.
Sunday, at Clapham, Philip Donille, Efq. Captain of tit
Royal Dragoons, to Mil Dewar, of Clapham. Surry.
London, England, 1802-09-21

LONDON, POR'ESMOUTti, and SOUTHAMPTON
IN CANAL.
At a Meeting of Subferibers, held at ,fiatfon's Coffee-koufe,
September z 6. r Sos,
RCIWI.AND RiCHARDF;ON. Efq. in the Chair.
-THE 0; igi nit Plan,. propofed by Mr,, R. Dodd,
, •
Ji• Engineer, for extending the Navigation of the Grand
Surrey Canal, from Mitcham, by way of Ewell; Epfom,
therlu:ad. porkiog., Guildford, Godaltnio, Farnham, Haire-
mere, Midhurit., and Peterifield, to Portfinouth, with a branch
to Southampton Water, having been taken into Confideration :
Rtfuleed—That it is the opinion of this Meeting, that the
Ext. utiun of fuch a Canal would be proiludive of the molt im-
portant public and private Ady'amages, that it is calculated to
promote and improve Agriculture, and to-facilitate and extend
the Commerce, and encreafe the Manufadories of that part
of the Country through which it will pars, and that it is much
spire Eligible than auy.Elpit that has yet beealnade public, as
being Icfs circuitous, leis expenfive' and pang through a much
naxe_Commercial part of the Country.
RitroPreo.—:r;at Mr. Dodd be engaged as Engineer to this
undertaking.
Refuved—That application be made to Parliament in the
neat curving Scllions, ler powers, to execute fuels part thereof,
a. may then be thought proper to apply for.
Refotved—.:l hat Mr. Dodd do complete the ;dual Survey
to Eon (mouth and Southampton, with all difpartch, and pre-
pare the necelfary Plans, Sedtions, &e. together with the
mate, and a tirporc thereon, for the ufe of the Subferibers.
RaiolvedEhat the Thanks of this Mectlng be given to the
Chairman. for his imprtial eondua, and for the intcreft he
had !hewn on thisoccalion:
ROWLAND RICHARDSON. Chairman.
London, England, 1802-01-14

FOR PUBLIC SALE.

At Saatth's Coffee-houfe, over the Corn Exchange,on 'Monday,
January 18, tBoa. at two o'clock precifely,

. .
THE FOLLOWING GOODS, viz.
zE,OOO Wilke and Brown Corn Bags.
loco Matta. .
Catalogues will beArtiety delir&cdby George French, Sworn
Broker, No. 6, Oren Ealtabeop.

WM. THOMAS hIONS ELL , Chairmen.
JOHN UUNT, High Sheriff
Alf° the Sigratvres of above. 200 of the tr.oa
refpretah'e Freeholders.
Anfwer of Sir JAMES DUFF.

YT kOtDS AND OZNTLE.NEN.

To your aid and co-operation, I hare been principally in-
debted for that fucc. in Frcfcrving the Public Tranqulity
which you are ph.afed to attribute to my exertions.
With inch cordial aflifiance my efforts could not be ineffec-
tual ; and theextraordinery pow,rs, which, on youriuggekm,
Lord Cornwallis =triaged to me for that purple, were czar-
cilltd in conjunalon with you, and in a great d:•grae under your
diredlon.—'chat you Ihould think they have been fucecfsful
and difcreetly exercifed, is to me a fulled of die molt flatter-
ing iceolledion.—Be affured, therefore, of the high fenfe I en-
tertain of your partiality anlkindiefs to me. during the period
of my Command. and which you thus feelingly capref►,
remain indelibly imprcffed on my mind. •
I have the Honour to he,
Your faithful and obliged, &e.
JAMES DUFF, Lieutenant-General.
London, England, 1802-01-14

at Beerhaven. Did not think that ever he har-
boured a notion of chucking Hazard overlsmd.
Front the In to the a ads never taw him ROI the
officers. As to a quarrel between Anfrey, Blake.
Richards and Perrot, and the pritimier, remenibered
the day after we were paid, we were endeavouring
to get a {topper hamper in the entering port, Blake
Banding in the port intoxicated ; he turned about
and !truck Fitzgerald, who went aft and complain-
ed, but got no redrefs. •
Fits:mall alto called Lieut. Forfar, who raid—
' I don't ref:Meet any complaint againit Fitzge-
rald : he always did his daty ; but I can't fay any
thitv in White's favour.
, ChriMber White, when • called upod, deli.
yered a' paper to. the Court, in which he lays:
I, It is listed in fupport of the charge of mu-
tiny exhibited againit me, that I nnfhipped a lad-
der and called for Riot.' I proteft mat folemnly
that I am innocent of each, and that die teßimo.
ny given to etlablifh fnch Reettfations, is founded
in error. As well as lam able I (hall endeavour
to cbrtvince the Court of that, and leave the reit to
their humanity and impartiality. I have ferved
the King nearly (even years, and during the whole
of that time I maintained fuch a charades: as be-
came a feaman."

White called 'Mr. Wills, Surgeon of the Centant.
who faid, I remember him in the. Shrernefs three'
years. I remember him well ; he had a very good'
ehat'ader rhe*as (mein the middle pafi,who
hayed well at the time of the mutiny on account of
the fhort allowance of grog; he received
lowance, and never murmured. •
yobs Collis/ next was called on. In his addrefs
he (petits as follows :
" In addition to the charge of mutiny, I am
likewife accufed of an 4 intention to commit mur-
der.' I know that it cannot aflill my cafe to alfett
any thing without being• able, by witnetres, to
prove it; but as it is impoflible fbr mem product
any proof of what my intentions could polEbly. be,
I am left to the folitary rapport of but expreffing,
my innocence of that charge, which I db with all
the protellations that a mind incapable of the foul
deed can utter. I have been nine years in the fey:
vice. 'Without reproach; I have on all °cc:along
proved my duty and my loyalty. I was the firll
in the Valiant to propofe fix months pay 'towards
the contribution for carrying on the war, and this
is the firll time in my life my charader e'er was
called in queflion."
Rowland called Mr. Hiatt, the carpenter, who
faid that Rowland, before the mutiny, always be-
hared exceedingly well.
London, England, 1802-03-26

FOR PUBLIC SALE,
At New Llcyci's Coffee-bode, Crania,
bn Tnefday the 3•th ioltant, at Two o'Clock precifily,
AH E FOLLOWING GOODS, viz.
About moo prime Weltphalla Hams, jult lauded, and
twill be put in Lots, 1,2 gcneral accommodation.
Catalogues, containing further particulars, will he timely
Oven by George French, Sworn Bre..ct, No. 6, Great F.ait-
cheap.

To BE ir r, and may be meted upon itomcdi^tely,
A COMMODIOUS ready Feirnitht,d Maniton
Houfe, fir for the I.c:faience of a genteel Family, with
Food Garden.; Greenhoufe with Flues, Mellon Ground, Fißi-
Ponds, and extenfive Stablim,t, Coach-houfe, and other con-
venient Opt-Buildings, fituate in the p'eafint Village of Bilton,
about one mile from Rugby, in the County of Warwick, and
two miles from the Great Road leading from London to Chef-
ter and lit,iyhead. Alfo feveral Clof‘.‘ of rich Meadow and
Marc Land adjoining the Honfo--the whole containing up-
wards of Sin y Acres.
• For further particulars apply to Mr. Caldecott, Attorney at
Law, Rvgby.
London, England, 1802-03-26

_ .
PADDINGTON AND UXBRIDGE PASSAGE BOAT.
APASSAGE BOAT will go from tlic Bafon
at PADDINGTON, on Saturday Morning nest, and
retry following hiorning, precifely at Eight o'Clock, to II X
BRIDGE. palling near Rental Green. At Eating, liolfdat
' Gwen, Twvfurd, Willefden .Appertou, Horfeudon Hill.
Greenford, Harrow ou the glil, Northolt, Southall, Hayes,
Hemliow Crat.ford, Harlington, Harnondfworth, Drtyton,.
Colebrook, Botaall, lver, Hillingdon, Cowley, &e. and wil:
fet out on Return at Four o'Clock each Aft..rnoon.
Te Paffage Bari to Uxbridge will be met by another Boat
at Bull's Bridge, to convey the PalFenger' to Norwood ; The
Public arc therefore requdtcd to obferve, that pafots R r.ing
to Norwood will take their Paffagc to Bull's Bridge in the Ux-
bridge Bout, which will fet out every Morring,at !hits &Cock
precitely.

. .
The FAR r.s will be taken as under :
For the whole diltanec, or for upwards of Fifteen Miles
either way . - - - s t. Cd.
Fur any digance exceeding Ten Miles, and not exceed"
ing Fifteen Miles - - - as. od.
For aty diftanee exceeding Six Miles, and not exceeding
Ten Milts - - - - - ts. 6d.
And for any diaance, not exceeding Six Miles lb. od.
INffengers slaowefl to awry Luggage not exceeding allths.
without any further Cgarga, but the Proprietors will not hold
themfelves rcfponfiblc for the Care of Such Luggage. -
Particular Regulations v. ill be Axed up in the Cabins of the
Rost, and the Mull Accommodations will be affurdad.
By Order of the grand Juudion Canal Committee,
T HO. HOZtIER.
Grand Junetior. Canal Office, Wineheitcr.Row,
Paddinzton, March 24, ICOI.
London, England, 1802-03-26

GffßiimNr.

Httarstixtra, MARCH 9.—The Impe:ial Cham-
berlain Count Eitw F.I 'I, of Shoenborn Wiefentheid,
fecond fon of the reigning Count, is to be married
to th2CountefsFe. /I DI MANDE, of Weflphalia, daugh-
ter of the Imperial Minitler. The contra& has been
executed at Frankft,rt, from whence his Excellency
is foon expeEled here.
D•am STADT, MARCH 9.—To the general regret,
Colonel Cusp:, in the Prince's fervice, was within
there few days (hot in this neighbourhoixl, in a
duel with a French emigrant Officer. He had
wounded his opponent in the right hand, where-
upon the.latter, with his left, difcharged the deadly
fhot.—On the following day, in another duel, both
parties, a Count and an Officer from Mentz, were
fevercly wounded.

DENMARK.
•

COPENHAGEN, MARCH 9.—Many attempts have
hail made in Seelaod, by digging up the earth
under old flablis, to obtain lilt-petre, and the
King has now permitted two Swedifh falt-petre
boilers to be fent for, with the proper apparatus.
The falt-petre, obtained by there means, will• be
fent to the Royal College of Admiralty, at a price
to be artery/aids fixed.

In the Bifhopric of Bergen in Norway, on oc-
cafion of the drafting of Kamen for the (hips of
war, intended for the Mediterranean Sea, and
other places, fome difturbances were obferved
among thole who were enrolled, and for the pur-
pofe of quieting them, a !hip of the line and feve-
ral (mall ('hips of war are vial; from hence to
Bergen.
London, England, 1802-03-26

SWEDE N.

STOCKHOLM, MARCH 2.—The offers made to
the Crown within thefe few days, for the L'..:livery
of foreign fpirits, were too high to be attended to.
Befides, the marketplaces in-the provinces are.well
provided with corn ; and the Crown has furnifhed
Come to the diftilleries from its confiderable maga-
zines, from whenie foreign fpirits may be fpared.
MARCH s.—Since the appointment of the new
President at War, Baron CEDERSTROESI, there
reigns in that department an extraordinary alivity.
By the sit of April the whole army put on their
new uniform, which, although eirentially modelled
after the coftume of CHARLES XII. will yet be
extremely tally, and much more brilliant than that
at prefers in ufe. Several regiments and corps will
wear gold and raver on their coats.
For the recruiting of the garrifon of the Swedifh
Weft India Eland, St. Barthelemy, which has
been long fence delivered up to our Commandant
there, Adjutant-General and Colonel ALIKARDEIM,
by the Englifh, young recruits are railing here,
who mutt each, however, have learned come art
or ufeful handicraft, to fail thither by the frigate
Jarramas, which is fitting out for that purpofe at
Carlfcrona, as foon as the water is open. The
young Baron WACHTMEISTER attends the frigate
as a volunteer.

A large encampment of ten thonfand men of
the Finland army will take place at Parola, in Fin-
land ; and as their Majefties, according to report,
are to take a journey to Finland, and the Northern
Provinces, ftmilar to that which they did laft fum-
mer to Schonen and the Weft= Di ftrids it feems
they will review this encampment. Perhaps too
on this occafion a meeting on the Ruffian Fron-
tiers may take place between the Ruiflan and
Swedith Monarchs.

P4RLIAMENT,Mr PROCEEDINGS.

HOUSE OF LORDS, THURSDAY, MARCH 2S.

Lord Aavaimer fat again this day as Speaker.
Counfel were beard In continuation relative to the Scotch
Appeal, Wilton Henderfon and Melville, namely Mr. No-
lan an the part of the Appellant, and Mr. (idles for the Re-
fpondents ; after which their Lordfhips deferred the farther
hearing till to-morrow.
The Bills before the Houfe were forwarded in their refpee-
tive Rages.
Lord lioatAND acquainted the Houfe, that it was not his
intention to bring forward a propofition relative to the affair of
the Civil Lift to-morrow, as he had propofed; as he under-
Rood it would be inconvenient to tome Noble Lords to attend
on that day. Ha alto under-Rood, that the Noble Lord who
bad hitherto come forward on the occafion, had pollponed his
intended motion from to-morrow till Monday. lie mould.
4herefore, 011 that day take an opportunity and come forward
with a propofition on the fubjea, to the general Meet which
be had mentioned on a former evening.
The Galway County Gaol Bill was brought up from the
Commons by Mr. Tics cu, and read a &ft time.
Four Private Bills were alto brought up ; two by Mr. VAN -
'UTTAR r, and two by Mr. 'ODD II ILL, which being read abet
time, their Lordibips adjourned till to-tmorrow.
London, England, 1802-03-26

PRIVATE CORRESPONDENCE.

Plats, Mecca 20..--0 The objetls which claim
the attention of Government here are certainly va-
rious and important, and yet in the mida of there
leifure has been found for the framing of a New
Conaitution ! Such in fact it may be termed,
though crated on the bails of the laft, from the
magnitude and number of the alterations. Some
of thefe appear to be highly neceffary ; of the
others, as we know not the grounds, thole who are
In inclined will give credit for the motive. I be-
lieve the following outline to be correct, as I have
every reafon to place reliance in the quarter whence
I received the communication:

" The prefent form of the Confitlate is to be
wholly done away, and the fecond and third Con-
fab abforbed" into the Confervative Senate.—
BONAPAILTII retains of cootie the reins of Govern-
trent, and for life, under the title of Prefident.—
The Senate, Tribunate, and Legiflative Body, re-
main on their prefent footing: with the nomina-
tion only of a perpetual Chairman to each of the
two former. The Chairman of the Senate is to
prefide over the affairs of Government, in cafe of
the abfence or demife of the Prefident, until there
fltall be in the latter cafe a new eledion. Lucas
BONAretra is to be appointed perpetual Chairman
of the Tribunate, with a falary of 60,000 francs
(2,4001.) per annum.
" The diftribution of the Republic into depart.
ments is to be preferved ; of the too departments,
each four as to be confolidated into one, under the
title of a province, to be governed by a Prefea.—
The prefent Prefeds are to fink into Sub-Prefects,
and. the Sous-Preitts are to take the appellation of
Intendants. To each of the 25 provinces is to be
appointed a Prefed, a Genet al, and a Byhop, to
fuperintend its Civil, Mikity, and Religious
Concerns.

" The R 0211411 Catholic Religion is to be the
effablifhed religion of the State, and its Minifiers
only Arc to be paid yalarier) by the Government.
In addition to the 25 Bithops, who are eligible to
the National Liu, and capable, of courfe, of being
appointed to the fir& Offices of State, there are to
be 6000 Cures (or Vicars) with other inferior
Clergy, according to the extent and
.populatiotsof
the diflrid. The expence of thisrelipous eftablifh-
ment is calculated at 42 millions oflivres per ann.
Every other mode of religious worlhip is to be to.
lerated, with this Cole difference, that its Clergy
is to be maintained at the expellee of each con-
gregation."
London, England, 1802-03-26

FROM THE PARIS PAPER c.

ROl4ll, Fts. 27.—1 t can fcarcely he perceived
here that the Carnival has commenced. The Pre-
late CAVALCHINI, who is charged with the depart-
ment of the Police, has publithed an Order pro-
hibiting, in-the moft rigorous manner, the life of
masks, and all difguifcs with beards, paint, veils,
&c. and all (uppers known by the name of Pic-

A Courier is arrived here, chsrged with Dif-
patches, which it is Laid are of the greateftlimpor;
tance. It is thought they contain the communi-
cation to his Hoke:, of the Laws eftablifhed re-
lative to the Clergy of the Italian Republic, and
of Bologna and Cremona.—Thefe laft, it is un-
derftood, will not be publifhed till they have re-
ceived the fanetion of thofe Authorities which are
interefted.

MILAN, MARCH R.—The Vice Prefident publith-
ed this day a decree of the Prefident BONAPARTE,
dated Paris, 24th of February, by which Citizen
VILLA, Member of the Legiflative Council, is de-
finitively appointed Minilier of the Interior ; and
General TRIONLZE, Miniller of War.
The Counfellors of State Fttacs and I.soraz It•
TR wan 1, fet off on the 3d.to Paris, to reticle there,
as Counfellors of State.

Boy RDEAO Xi MARCH 16.—The Mater of a fmall
veffel which came from Breit in fifteen hours, ie.
poiti that he law a frigate enter Brea, difpatched
from-St. Domingo by the Vice Admiral VILLA-
UT ;onus,.
Hamsnacm, MARCH 10.—The Danifh Govern.
ment having ordered a Cordon to be formed, for
the purpofe of preventing the Brigands from enter-
ing Holftein, the Troops, with the content of the
Senate, have been placed in fuch a manner as to
proteit the Hambourgcois villages.. This precau-
tion arifing from friendship and good neighbour-
hood, has given rife to a report, that the Danes
were about to march hoftilely upon Hamburgh.

VIINNA, MUCH 6.—We learn that the Arch-
duke Joon will make a fccond journey in the
fpring, to the frontiers of the Aufirian territory in
Italy, and that he will intpat at the fame time,
thole places which are capable of being fortified.
It is added that he will alfo examine the Rate of
the different avenues to the Tyrol.

WITZLAER, MARCH 6.—At prefent has occurred
the very uncommon cafe of a State of the Empire
prefentmg two Candidates for the Office of Alfeifor
in the Chamber of Janice. • The College of the
Counts of Wetteravia, of the Saxon fide, have
lately fent hither the Royal Pruffian Diredor of
the Circle, Baron Rarrzim mix, and the Coun.
fellor of Government of IsTatfitt Ufingen,
Natr-
ReTH, that he of the two may be accepted, who
!hall be bell approved upon examination.
The Protellant Community at Mentz is now
conllituted for the ereaion of a Church. The new
Commilfary of Government, JEAN BON Sr. AN DR t,
is himfelf a Proteflant, and was formerly a Cler-
gyman of this perfuafion.
London, England, 1802-03-26

LAW INTELLIGENCE.

j-noll COURT OF ADMIRALTY, Doctet%Couseens

THURSDAY, MARCH 25.
This day the Right Hen. Sir WILLIAM SCOTT
proceeded to the Adjudication of the foliowing
catices
The Drie Gebroeders, Van Dyke miller. The
cargo of this lhip seettlaimed as neutral prop.rty.
The quellion in this cafe was with.refpea to the
national chat-after of the claimant. It uppearel
that the claimant was a native of this country, who
went to 'Ametica in the eai ly part of his lite, where
he carried on very estenivo mercantile traniac-
lions ; tl.at afterwards he catne to Europe, fin the
purple of colkaing la.ge fuins of money which
were due to bin), having previouily given up his
mercantile hook in America. It farther appeared
th.ttlie went to France, where he employed himfclfin
purchafing prize-veffels, and other tranfaasons.—
The Court was of opinion that the claimant had
loft his American charaaer, and therefore con-
demned the cargo.
Welmenda Vrenslfchap, Mafia. This *as
a (hip failing under Prursin colours, laden with
a'eargo of oil, turpentine, brandy, and other ar-
ticles, which was documented for Hamburgh, but
in fret, at the time of the capture, was going into
Diepre tinier the pretence of the want of water,
and having fprung her mizen-mat in a thunder
form. The Court was of opinion that this was a
fraudulent deviation of the voyage, and therefore
condemned the cargo; and alto rejefted the prayer
with refped to the freight and ezpences.
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