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London, England, 1802-04-15

DIED.

On Tuefday morning, at his hoUfe in Grofvenor-place, after
a long illnefs, the Right Rev. Dr. Mora, BiMop of Bath and
Wcils, Canon of Sarum, and F. R.S.
.

In &Waft, aged 77, Stewart Banks. Ffq.
At Ardmore, county Antrim, aged 3c Wm. Moore, rfq.
A few days ago, Mrs. Waltham, of Spalding, ins Lincoln-
&lre. A melancholyproof is here prefented of what great de-
licacy and precaution is effential in revealing misfortune to kin-
dred partics--Mrs. W. was far advanced in pregnancy, when
an abrupt difch,fure of an accident which hamp n, d to her hof.
band, whilst in Stamford, brought on premature tit livery, and
prcmatun,tlemifc.

Late!y. at Ulvertton, fuddemly, in the cenh year of hi, age,
Wm. Wain-P(1. lift'. of L:routhron Lodge, near Carmel.
Lately, the Rev. Wm. Heatheote,redoe of Wonting, Hants,
and fon of Sir Win. H,athcote.

At hi; houf, in Wai:in:-,-ftreet, Mr. J. Wrangle, in the ?nth
year of his age..

Lately, at his h.dgines, on the North Parade, Rah, Charles
Frederick Wlple, Efq. late of Walworth, Surrey.
At his Chambers in Gray's Inn, lames Lainchbury, Efq. of
Ramfden.

Mn. Gregory, aged 70, widow of the late Rey. Ir. Gregory,
of 1-lordley, in Oxfordlire.
.

. -
At Bath, iu her 67th ycar, Mrs. Wve:, rrtiit of John Wacc,
Efq. of Wroxhani-hall, Norfolk
At Allangrange, on the 3:,t ult. Mrs. Gillaisders, rend of G.
Gillatitlycs, EN. Iligiatield, aged eB.

On the iath.ti, pt. uTt board trie Port St. George, as Kedgeree,
Edward Moore, Erg. a the Hun. Company's Civil Service, on
that Ellablithntent.

At Ripon, Mr. W. Homer, formerly of Liverpool. merchant.
At L iveryool, in his 221 year, Mr. Charle. Whatdy, youngeft
fon of the late John Whattly, Efq. of H.:nif•.corth, um: Lir-
mingh am.

On the 31R ult. aged 82, Mr. fr. d, architen, Liverpool.
Lately, aged 79, Mr. Lawrence Gardner, merchant, Man-
clutter.

At Leith, on the 2,1 ins, Mr 3. Jane 'Wilton, wife of Mr.
Charles Shirrcff, tr.ereliant.
At Hadclington,on the tft ins Mrs. Anclerfon, widow of the
Rcv. Mr. Gk....me Anderfon, nrnißrr of Pencaitland.

At Tillychctry, on the 31ft tilt. John Dav!diun of Tiliyebetly,
Efq
On the 26th of March lA, in 4i. 76th ycar, Mar-than,
Efq. of Sandytord.
Lately, in the Mediterranean, Captain Buc:tanan, of his Ma-
jetty's fhip Hacriem.

- On MOnday evening, in Qoecn•ftreet Chapel, Mr. Folo=l,l
of Fleet•lireet, during the time of prayers.
Sunday fe'nnight, in the prime of lite, Mrs. Minfind, wife of
the Rev. Mr. Minimll, Redior of Money, and daughter of
the Rev. Dr. Goodenough, Canon-Refidentiary of Windfor.
At the Camp Houfe, in the Parifis of Dorton, Bucks, Mrs.
Stone, wife of Mr. Wm. Stone, farmer and grazier.
On the sift ult. at his houfe on Andover Down, Mr. Bunny,
aged 6s.
London, England, 1802-04-15

FOREIGN GARDEN :BEDS.

T.
•A• CapitalMortment of SeedsofiSCULENT
VEGETABLES, being every thing generally requir-
ed in a Kitchen Garden (peas and beans excepted), and all of
very fuperior forts, which in magnitude, Bavour,and every fine
property, infinitely fsupafs all the common degenerated kinds.
Packets One Guinea.

2. Another Packet, containing fine Seeds oft° Choice Flowers,
which will fill a garden with one greAt profufe continued glow
of beauty. One Guinea. Both there Packets contain a greater
variety than could be bought, of the common inferior forts, far
the fame money.
3. Three new Peas and two new Beans, of very fuperior ex-
cellence, both for flavour, and molt abundant bearing. They
all yiellprotufely, but one pea in particular gives above double
the quantity of any of the old forts. Two or three rowing, of
each will fupply the table molt liber.aly till after Michaelmas.
wart bags of each are Ss,
Sold at Crocker s, St. Alban'. ftreet,
No credit..—Pay pane.
London, England, 1802-04-15

TABES DORSALIS, AND THE DISEASES OF THE
SEMINAL FUNCTIONS, &c.
Proßica! Effays and Remarks on the Tabes DorfaUs.
This day was publithed, Price ss. in large Odtavoi bound in
Boards, the Second Edition, with very coofiderable addi-
tions, of
PRACTICAL ESSAYS and REMARKS, on
that (pecks of Confumption incident to Youth, and the
different Stages of I.ifc, commonly called Tabes Dorfafis • with
an account of the nature, mules, and cure of that Diftmoer ;
demonftrating its baneful effed: on the fineft fundtlons of the'
Animal Economy, including the Difeafcs arifing therefrom;
dpecially the Nervous Atrophic, the Exoncirofis, and the
Pthifis,or Confumption general. Modes of Cafes oc-
curring in the Author's PraCtice during the aft fourteen Years
By H. ST. JOHN NEALE,
(Fellow of the Royal Academy of Surgery, in Paris; of the
Univerfity of Leyden; and Surgeon, in London, formerly
Surgeon Major to the Fifth Regiment of Infantry ; and the
Royal Hofpital, at Chatham.)
Sold by J. Walker, No. 44, PatFrnufter-row ; J. Ridgeway,
York-ftreet, St. Jametis-fguare ; 'and at No. sS, Corner of
Greek-greet, Soho.
Fora particular account of the nature and utility of the above
Work, the Readers'arc referred to the Biographical, Literary.
and Scientific Magazine for June, rBOO, from page [l[6 to all.
London, England, 1802-06-18

CAVERSHAM HILL, NEAR READING.

TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, by CHARLES BEN WELL,
On Saturday, the 26th of June, 1804 at 'Two o'clock in the
Afternoon, at the Upper Shit) Inn, Reading, by Particulars
and Cor,ititiont of t ale to he then produced,
A FREEHOLD ESTATE, with immediate
poreann ; compriling a remarkable neat DWELLING
HOUSE, in perfed order, a capital Garden walled mind and
planted with choice fruit trees in full bearing.
The premifes arc•truly delirable as a reficlence for a fmall
genteel Family, and are Smite upon that delightful eminence
and well known healthy- ?pot sidled Caverlham-1-1.11, one mile
and a half from Reading, eionitsgirding a eharreing view of the
River Thames, and beautifniadjacent country.
Further Purtisulsm may be had, and the Ptemifes viewed
any time previous to the Oak, by applying to the Audlioucer,
r Realm!.

TO D 1 LET, and enterdd upon Inim‘diate A
MODERN Built MANSION HOUSE,
Ready Furnithed, with Walled Garden, fultahli Offices,
Coach Houfe and Stables, and any Qialatity of the Pleafure
Grounds and Meadow. Pafture, and Arabic Land adjoining,
not exceeding Sixty Acres ; well calculated for the, Rclidence,
of a Genteel Family; thiateclon the Skirts of a Pleafant Vil-
lage, in the County of Kent, about Seven Miles from Tun-
bridge Wells, on a Good Turnpike Road communicating with
the Capital on one Side, and the Sutra' CIMIL on the other.
The Situation is airy, And commands beautiful and-exterf-
five Profpeds 'and the Country is well Rocked with Game.
For Panialas enquire of Mr. Ho:bans, No: 28, Clement's-
lane, London; and Mt. Scnolles, Tunbndge Town. Letters
(Poll Paid) will be attended t b.

A NEW' STEAM ENGINE, .
iTo BB ' SOLD' BY AUCTIOS,
On Tutfday the 6th of July, at One o'clock, in George Thom-
fon's Sale Room, Corner of Hutchefoo.itreet, Glafgow, im-
mediately above his Tea Shop and Re;,iner-Office for Her-
itable Property on Sale,
ADOUBLE ENGINE; the Cylinder of which
is 0 Inches in Diamiter, with a Strokeof Five Feet
Four Inches. Air Pump Three Feet Diameter, with Two
Feta, Eight Inthei Stroke. Condenter Three Feet Diameter.'
The Iron and Brtfs Work are all ready to be pot together, in..
eluding the Iron Work for the Beam. Boner New, Seventeen
feet long, fcven fat at Bottom' nape feet atillige, feven feet high
of Pine iron. It was intended for the Rotative Motion, and has
the 149). Work confining of Eight Segments fot a Fly Wheel
of Eighteen Feet Diameter. Fit Shaft, gee. &e: ready:' This
Eng* was conftrueted by Metres. H. and R. Baird, of Clef.
gave, isfinilhed in a molt mafterly manner, and on the molt
a Principles. hey will fend a Man with it. to fee it
fitted up, and vial engage it will work welt • •
It . the Proprietors t soot bow as titer Moe now no vie
gel T .
London, England, 1802-06-18

This day waspublifbed,
Piegantly printed in One Volum.: Dant), price 6s. Boards,
7HE METRICAL MISCELLANY ; confilt-
. lug ehielly of Poems hitherto unpublidsed, and including,
amongft others, Poems written by the Hon. Henry Eratine,
William %gene, h:fq. Mr. Rofetar,jun. Mr. Darwin, Duehefs of
Devonfhire, Mrs. Riddell, Mrs. Barbauld, Williant Smyth,
H. F. Some, T. J. Matthias, and W. Spencer, Ffqrs. Ike.
Printed foci'. Cadell, jun. and W. Davies, Strand.
London, England, 1802-06-18

MAR RWD.

On the 25th at. at the Cattle of Wernigerode, Count Ferdi-
nand de Stolberg-Wernigerode, to the Councils Mary-Caroline-
Agnes de Stotbcrg-Stoibcrg.
On the I tth Indent, at Shrewfbury, Fran:is Trench, Ffq. of
the City-of Dublin, to Mils Melon, yawned daughter (A the
late jam u tclafou, Efq. (.1 Shressibury.
Mr. Henry Burden, jun. of Abiugdon. Becks, to Mils Jukes,
of linenln's-lnn.Ftelds. _ _ _

At St. George's, Hanover-Apure, Mr. William Evans, of
Budge-row, to hilts Sarah Jane Street, youngett &tighter of
Thomas Street, Efq. late of Knightforidge.
At Northwould, Norfolk. the Rev. John Kempthorne, fats
of Admiral Rempthome, aid Fellow of St John Collegk, to
Ws Eliza Whin), daughter of the Ito,. itich.ad Whilh, roltor
of Noribwould.

GOSPORT.
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION—By H. BURNETT,
For the Benefit of the Creditors, on Weds:left:4y, junt 18c.,2,
and following days,
ALL the VALUABLE STOCK in TRADE,
HOUSEHOLD GOODS and FURNITURE, art the
other EFFECfS, of Mr. James Goa DON, Book Hier and Sta-
tioner; confi!Uag of S;ationary of all kinds, Poi %OP,: Writing
1) 4k., Morocco Travelling Cafes, Cutlery, S'. ili;ets, Per-
fumeries, Medicines, Mune are Mufical !Mien rents; a very
good Eledrifyirg Mitcham; inmeThotifiLid Volcincs of Books,
to various Bindirgs ; feveral Tboufard Niinibors and (brae
Volumes of the Geticlemot's and other Magazines; a t:d various
other ar ides, as well as [crag Countess and Glafs Cafes in
the .611 up.

The Furniture ceurrefes Four-Poft and Tent E.aMeads and
Furnitur...; Feather Beds, Blankets, and Quilts; Mahogany
and other Chain, Dining and other Tables, ClA's, Carpets,
Ccllarctt, Side-board, a Sofa, a good Time-piece, feveral Clocks,
Fire Irons, I laden, a Quantity of Glazed and other Prints; a
jack, and good Kitchersiitenfils.
The SIIC to begin each day at Eleven o'clock.

Mr. GILL, F./40 tit ; 's celebrated • I NCTURES.

rINE fnicleanfing and ',mi.:tying the Teeth,
and '&41034 curing the Scurvy in the Gums; prevent-
ing the Teeth from further Decay, anti rendering the Breath
pafedtly fweet..—:The osher fur the Toath-Ach, which gives
immediate cafe, without Injuring the Teeth or Gums
Alfa Mr. Greernugh's .Anti ,cid Loeenges, which are a fuse
and fredy reantt'y for the Heartburn, htdigeltion, Pain or
Wind 'a the Stomach, thufe diforders that wife from too tree
lying, and prever.t the ill tffedis of bad wine, flair beer, &e.
Nothing can be a bcttcr proof of the efficacy of . he above Mo-
d:eines than the Ignite tht y have been beid in upwards of
40
I.vt.ry PercLafer requeflad to obferve, that P. Hayward,
No. to, Ludotc-hill, is printed on the Stamp ; all others as
Cout:terf. iti.

Thy), are prepared ar.d fold by R. Hayward, Olinda (Sue.
rtifor to Greenouffi, tba Inventor,) No. to, Ludgate-bilk,
Lo Sold alfo by F. Newbery, No. 45, St. Paulo Church.
yard; Barley and Blew, Cockfpur-ftrect ; and Mare. Jcbunit
and C. Nu. tja, Oiford-Rrect. Price ts. each.
London, England, 1802-06-18

eozber kiitkßrs.

Clout INSPFCTd23 22TURN FROM trIPILIDOt.
JUNE 17.,
• per J.nad, from in. p. to zol. ss.
• rky, per Qua; , from ii. los. to 11. to.
o,+;s, per (Zlt_artere from to 11. Bs.
Beans, per Qrrter, from ti 13s. to 11. 173.
reale, per 2:our, from "Ss. to 21. 2S.

MARII-LANFoula OIL

We have an abundance of every kiild of G-ain
it market this mottling ; and the prolka of a
nroclualve hatvell materially ailds the. mule
:hroughout. We do not apprehend Wheat will
fetch fn much to day as on Mond iv, by at leaft
4.5. per wrier ; nor is Flout at all better, 4 5Ps.
Barley is ts, to is. 6J. li.wer ; and Malt, as well
AS Beans and Oats, are almost a drug, linters at
much I..cs than here quoted =Thee :snow in faet
fo great a heavinefs in the Corn '1 tade, that we
may eafily infer a coufideraLle reduirivn in every
Article.
Englifh Wheat, per quarer, 4Ss. Cot.
Ditto, prima, 68s. 705. fits.
'Foreign Ditto, 6os. 68s.
Fine Dantzic Wheat, 665. 68s.
Rye, 325. 345.
Barley, 20%. 265.-(Malting) 3os. 335. 6d.
Malt, 48s. to 525.
Outs, t6s. 195. 225. 6J.
Horre Beans, (New) Jos. 335.
Tick B:ans, (New) 28s. sos.
Hog. Peale, 235. 345.
Ea..crs, 345. 3Gs. 395.
CatTawpy Seed, 365. to 40s. per cwt.
Coriander, 265. to 2r.i. pet cwt.
C.nßry, 78s. to 3os per cwt.
-to:! Seed, Ist to 361. per Taft.
•
.Flour 555. 58s. pet fact:.

NAUTICAL INTELLIGENCE.

MAILS THIS DAY.-WIND N.

ILIIIIVID.
I Dublin,
r Waterford,
I Dutch,
o Hernbgrgb,
I French,

DO&

TM, morning.arrived a mail from Jamaica, brovsbt to Pal.

month, by the LZICESTBR packet, in 43 days.

PORTSMOUTH, JUNE 17.

This day arrived the John and Sophia, Hreit.
som, from Swanage.—Sailed his M tieftv's Chip
Amirticade, for Weymouth ; the Diligence, PARE,
for Barcelona ; and tht Swift, &smolt!. for
Gueruley. The Fortitude, HARROW, has failed
for Lifbon ; and the Elizabeth, Barna crocr, for
Barcelona. The Peggy, For Hai car, is expelled
n fail to-morrow, for
.2ehee.
London, England, 1802-06-18

This day was publidied, price 2'. od.

N the Appropriation and Inclofure of COM-
MONA BLEE and INTERMIXED LANDS, with the
Heads of a Bill for that Purport.
By Mr. MARSHALL.
Printed fur G. and W. Nicol, Pall-Mall ; G. and J. Robin-
fon, Paternufter-row ; and J. Debrett, Piccadilly.
Of wham may-be had fcparately, or in Sets of 14 Volumes/Ito
price al 1 s. in boards,

Mr. MARSIIIILL'S other Works on the Rurai (Economy of
England—his Propofals for a Rural lnftitute or College of Agri-
culture, and the other Branches of Rural (Economy, price ts.6d.
Planting • a Rural Ornament, s Vols. Ilvo r,ss in bawds.
And a Review of the landfeape, a Didadtle Poem.
Alfo, of an ElEty on the Pieturefve, ;so. ss. in boards.
London, England, 1802-06-18

RISIDENCE IN AND NEAR It EA DIN

StEVERAL genteel DWELLING HOUSES,
furniflted and unawnillacd, with or without various extent
of Paiture Land, to he Let in the neighbourhood of Reading.
Families in want of that accommodation may, by Rating parti-
culars of Rent, Rooms, land, &c. may be probably hated, on
application to J. Hawkey, Reading.
Letters (Poll Paid) and no others, will be anfwered.
London, England, 1802-06-18

GREENOCK, JUNE it.

The Jamaica, Wr Luc, arrived•yeflerday from
Jamaica, after a paffage of nine weeks. Sailed
thence in company with the Chip Samuel, SNUB.
REY, bound for London. Afew days after tailing
the Jamaica got on Ihore near the Colloredos, but
got oil with little damage, being obliged only to
Ilan part of their water and Tome rum to tighten
her, in which they were :Witted by the crew of the
Samuel; parted with the Samuel two days after'
coming through the Gulph of Florida. About
three weeks ago fpoke the Margarets, Meow*,
from Grenada, bound to Port Glafgow, kept com-
pany with her for feveral days, and parted in a
gale of wind. .
The li.tbnlla, PATERSON. from Tortola; came
into Port Glafgow Lill night, after a palfage of
p days. The Pilgrim, Sr E Li, loading for Clyde,
would be ready tr. fail about the middle of June. •
Captain PATERS( a flat :•s, that by a report which
prevailed•at To, .oh, svlien he left that ifland, the
French troops had gained confiderable advantages
over the Blacks in St. Domingo.
The Ydrels arrived within theft few days have
all had long pafrages. The different Captains fay
they never law the coafts fo crowded with home-
ward.bound veffels.
London, England, 1802-06-18

SHEERNESS, JUNE

Arrived the Florentine and Imperieufe. and
have filled for the Thames.—Sailed the Leander
for Porta-timid:l, the Iris for Yarmouth, and the
Snipe gun.velrel on a crnife.—Tbe Ftv sssss ;-e had
come into harbour to he paid eff. and the Phcebe-
into Mick to be repaired.—The Ranger haw been
paid fix months wages.—The Chicheiler, Captain
STEPHENS, is ordered to be fitted for the receptit .
of General Galenist) and fuite; in which Ihip.
they will take their palage to Barbadoes.—Wind
N. E. light breeze.,
London, England, 1802-06-18

• This day was ptiSliihed,
/*randy primed in Three Volumes Ottawa, with a Portrait
of tiante, Price 'Lys. in boards,
THE PIVINA COMMEDIA of DANTE
• 4LJOHIERI, Confining of the Inferno, Purgaturio, and
Paisdifo. ,Trannated into Englint Verfe; with Prelbninary
Ear, News, and Illuftrations.
By the Red. HENRY BOYD, A.M.
Chaplain to the Right Hun. the Lord Vikuunt Cbarletille
Printed fur T. Cadet!, Jun. and W. Dirks, Strand.
London, England, 1802-06-18

'PICKETS and SHARES of TICKETS an
felling by HORNSBY and Co. NO. 24, Cornhili, oppoOt,
the Royal Ihchange, London, atidietisiii Offices throughout
the Kingdom.
Clubs, Societies, and indiitidual Putthifere in town ant.
cottr.try,wito honour Hoe Niir and Co. with thlr commands
arc particularly teconunended to buy fpeedily on account of th.-
tr,.-ry few 'rickets in the Englilh Lottery—only 24,000. In mon
Lotteries upwards of 43,000 have been Gild before the drawing
commenced. The Scheibe is much approved of, and the de-
mand for Tickets and Shares, at Hoattilar and Co.'s Offices,
is daily inereafing.
Orders executed eiadtly on the fame terms as if prefent.
The Drawing begins the ad of Anal&

ENGLISH LOTTERY FOR A1i01.1.5T.
a Prizes of L. 20,0•00 2 Trizi:s of L.2,1:63
2 10.000 4 tioaa
Coo 503
and ytti from Ica to TS.
QWIPT and Co. No. t t, Poultry, (ellablifited in
0-0 1759.) and in the Litt
.of Claims, are appointed to Gil
Tickets and Legal ftampcd Shares of die ahnve Lottery, wide)•
contains only 24,00 b rickets, being 80. a kfs than, the ufual
numkrin a rummer Lottery, and au enereare of Seventy *lion-
rand Poitnds in amount of Prizes.

In the lift kith Lottery (November, !Sot) Two out of the
Foust hitheit Prizes were ford in Shares by'So.tri• and Co.
and in tlic lilt Englith Lottery (March tgoa) Tua Ea of the
Capital Prizes were allo ILI at their Office, particularly the
Ticket No. 23,976, the laft Capital Prize ever drawn.
The Prizes are payable two months after the drawing of the
Lottery, in fall: but maims who with to receive them imme-
diately, will have as much Money for Prizes fold at the above
Office+, as at any twee in the kingdom.
Letters, addrelfed to Swir•r and Co. Poultry, London, im-
mediately anfwered, and all orders pundtually accented.
No Trills Lotteries this year.
London, England, 1802-06-18

IRISH ELECTION SILL.

The third reading of the Irifh Elation Bill was
moved, and on the motion of Mr. LEIGH, a claufe
was added, that no commiflion fltould ifue, un-
lefs the party feeking fuch contmiaion fbould give
notice to the other party as loon as the petition
fhall have been prefented to the Houfe. Alto, a
claufe, that no Birrifter should be allowed to
plead or interrogate witnelres before the Commit.
fioners. A long converfation arofe upon the lat-
ter claufe, in which Mr. ALEXANDER, Mr. Moose,
Mr. DAWEON, and Mr. BRAGGE, took a part.—On
the motion that the Bill should pars,
Mr. Dawsow objeCted, in a fpeech of tome
length, in which he declared his hoilility to the
whole principle of the Bill—hoping, that the Bri-
Oh part of the Houfe would not confent to a mea-
Cure, with refpat to Ireland, which they would
rejett if it applied to their own country.
Mr. Lamm, in reply, acknowledged that the
meafure was imperfat, but that it was the belt
plan which he, with the ableft affiltance, could
contrive, to avert a great inconvenience, pledging
hirnfelf, however, that if it fhould not be found
to anfwer the purpofe, he would be among the
firft to propofe its repeal.
The Bill was pal Ted.
London, England, 1802-06-18

TO BE SOLD, a beautiful Chefnut BLOOD
MARE, 7 years old, upwards of Is hands high, got by
Pegafus, dam by Granby, warranted found, free from vice or
blemith...Enquire at the Leaping Bar, Blaeldriars-road. Price
;45 guineas.
London, England, 1802-06-18

This day was puhlidted, price ts. 6d.
APPENDIX to a Publication, entitled, NEW
INVENTIONS and DIRECTIONS for RUPTURED
PERSONS, &e. &c.; containing 4 tAnniliar Account of the
Naturc of Rupture in both SCIM. Ly W. H. T. Ely. anti re-
commended to every Ruptured Neon as a neceffary Compa-
nion, to preferve them from the ill Confetioencea of their Com-
plaint.

Sold by T. Hurrt, Paternoftcr; J. CAllow, Crown-court,
Soho; and Hatchard, No. 190, Picudiby.
London, England, 1802-06-18

FRIDAT, TUNE 18, Ixo2

This day were publiihed, elegantly printed in a pocket Volume,
• Price ss. in boards,
BROAD GRINS ; comprifing, with new ad:li-
doom Tato in Verfe, thole formerly publifbcd under the
'ride of " My Nightgown and Slippers."
lly GEORGE COLMAN, (the Younger).
Printed for Cada, jun. and Darla, Strand.
London, England, 1802-06-18

TO TILE BOOKSELLERS.

Fri3induce the I3ookfellers at all times to keep.
the uodertuentioncd STANDARD WORKS upon fate
in their Shops, for the infpoition, and immediate accommo-
dation of their Cuftomers, Mr. PHII.LIPS hereby engages,
at any time, to exchange new and perfett Copies, which re-
main enfold, for any other of thefe Books He adopts this ar-
ranrcinent, in the fuU confidence that. all Bookfellers will, in
due time, experience their cunitant and Ready fele, and that
thus guarantee& from rift and lob, they will•always be eon-
fidered as a pralitaltic and neceffary past of Rods
The New Publitations relative to which Mr. Pimil rs en-
Uri into this engagement, are,
a. Dr. Trustson's Family Phyfielan.
Dt.WArcias's Biographical Dietionary.
3. Tut ENClrci.orb:DlA of WIT.
4. Dr. MAYO is Britifh Nepos.
5. -- Ditto's Natural Hillary.
6 INtto's Plutarch.
7. Ditto's Spelling-book.
L Ditto's Shutt nand.
9. Dr. Da KOORT's Parc Education.
so. Mr. lavimo's Elements oPEnglith Comphation.
rt. Mr. Pear?, Clatfical Enalifh Poetry.
xs. Dr. WATKINs's Scripture Biography.
13. Dr. Boast's Nlaileal Dictionary.
14. Dr. RFNDtIL's Sorrows of Water.
Is. The Volumes of Dr. MAVOK'S Univerfal Hiftory. '
z 6. Mifs Al K IN'S Poetry for Children.
a 7. The juvenile Plutarch. •
.z& Vifits to the Menagerie, and Botanical Carden.
z 9. The Little hermitage and other Tales.
so. Numbers of THE MONTIILY MAGAZIN E,frOal Udlfter
the prefent date.
as. Dr. Mnvoz's Grecian Hiltory, s vols.
ss."—• Ditto's Kunlun Hi tort', 3 yds..
23. Scion LLD'S Scripture Stories.
$4. Dr.Ntsszr. on Diet.

The Ihrakildiersmay addrefs their Orders for theft Boob*
the tifasi way. to their regular Correfpondents, but futon it.
'thaw( he Ater eouvenieatly nude, hy tranrmitting the;
. . .

TO BE PEREMPTORILY SOLD. -
PURSUANT to an Order of the High. Court
of Chancery, nude in a Caufc, the Earl of Miceli+Reid
ogainit Blacken, before Edward Leedi, Efq. one-of thr Mat-
ters of the Laid Court, at the Public Sale Room, in Soottsamp
ton Buildings, Chancery-lane, London, in at Lots, on Mon-
day the stR and Tuefday the sad days of June, aol, be-
tween the boars of five and fia o'clock in the Mattoon :
Sune.ry FREEHOLD and COPYHQLD ESTATES, Lim of
Thomas Mocha% Efq. demoted, fituate in the (mend Pa-
l-ler:a of Winton,' Huttifq, and Hackney, in the County of
Middlefes ; in the Pariih of Hitehin, in the County of Hert-
fmd ; in the Pori& of Appleton, in the County of Baits; at
Swallow-fields near the road from Reading to Bafingßoke, Is
the Paid county of Betts, and in the City of Coventry ; and
alto one than; in the New River Company, and five frith I'oa-
tine Debentures of tool. each.

Particulars may be had at the raid Miter's Chambers,
Southampton-buildings; of Meet, Graham, Lineoln's•lnn ;
of Mr. Hakim Theme, Oxfordlbire; of Mr. Eade, Hitchin •
of Mr.yhomas Chapman, Land-Surveyor, Richmond, Surry;
and of Mr."l Mona' Grimes, White Bear Inn, Coventry.
London, England, 1802-04-12

. CORPORATION of the AMICABLE SOCIETY for
INSURANCE upon LIVES,
IN StkliANT'S INN, 111.8ITAITIUMT:
INSTITUTED by CHARTER of QJEEN ANNE,
- • - Anno 2.7°6.
1 'HE DIRECTORS inform the Public, ,that
the General Court of the Paid Society having, upon
careful Revilion and Examination of the State of their Funds
and By Laws, found that the Benefits of this Inititution may
be further extended, have reduced the Pnemiuins hereforoie
ihar-xd, and extended the amount which may be infured upon
one Lite, frum Three Shares to Six.
At this Office only, the hafuraom is not, avoided by atly
ronftzoce that may fubfequently take pliee in tfie mode of
life, or by the place or manner of the dealt of die Peifai in-
fured. And although the Rate of Inference is ai moderate as
at any other Office' the Members of the Amicable Society
have an Intereit in a very confiderabk and advantageous,
Co.aing..ncy.
This Suciety,being ellahlithed for equal and mutual Benefit,
thee who b.xonte Members, by Making Infurauce upon their
own Lives, or the Lives of others, arc entitled, according to
the amount of their Infurance, to participate in the Advanr
ta;trs; and th3le upon their own Lives to take part in all the
Dellberetiors of the General Courts, in which the By LaWs
arc made for the Regulation of the Society.
Aldradts of the Charters and By Laws and.the Terms
and Methods of making Infurances, may be had at the Office;
wLerc Attendance is given from Niue &dock till Two ;
lioY-
da;:cxc,epted.By Order of the Court of Dlrc&ors,
JOHN PENSAM, Regifter.
The New By Laws,as confirmed by the General Court, held
the 24th February, 1802, are now ready for delivery to the
Members. •
London, England, 1802-04-12

SUSSEX.
LODGINGS TO LET, FURNISHED,
new erected LODGING-HOUSES, ad-
joining each, each, confining. of Two Parlours. Drawing-mom,
Three belt Bed-rooms, and Three Servants Beds. There
Houfea may be had together or kparate, with Two Coach-
honks, Four Stall, and a Two Stall Stables, and all ocher con-
ven:e nets. •
"lir() to Let, in a nearly adjoining linufe, a gOod Parlour,
Big-room, oue Servant'. Bed. The Prendics are Iltuate in the
pleaabt retired Village of Heen, built on a dry f,ot, with a
clear and uninterul.:ad ale round, commanding an extenfive
view both of Sea and Laind, a very short (finance from the Sea,
and only half a Mile from .the much diet:rued and frequented
Watering Place of Worthing.
For further Particulars enquire of John hlarkwick, the
Proprietor, at Heim.

FOR SALE. BY PUBLIC AUCTION,
At the London Tavern, I•oxhok-Rreet, Plymouth, after the
Goods of Morgan Stern,
e-lr HE FOLLOWING GOODS: viz.
FOR ICI PORTATION,
4 Hhds. French Wine
s Bags Cayenne Pepper Pods
Part of the Cargo of the Danilli brig Nardi:km(ll; con-
demned a: Prize to his hiajefly's R (lulus and (pilfers.
For Samples, Catalogues, and further Information, a►nly to
Mr. John Hawker, merchant, Plymouth.

FOR SALE BY PUBLIC AUCTION.
At the London Tavern, Foxhole-ftrect, Plymouth, after the
Sale of the AMftentie, (unlefs difpo(al of by Private Coo-
tradt, of which duc Notice will be given,)
THE Handfome well-built Copper-bottomed
Brig NILE, of the following Dimerdlons,
Length 103 6
Breadth, 25 2
Depth, to I
Between decks 4 8i
Draught of Water - to 7
Admeafures 272 12-94 Tons.
She Is a molt complete Ve9kl for the Weft India or Mediter-
ranean Trades, about 3 years old, is partially copper-bolted, and
trernailed, remarkably well found la Saila and Stotts, 411.1 may
be fent to fen with very little expence.
For Inventories, &c. apply to Mr. John Hawker, merchant,
Plymouth.
London, England, 1802-04-12

FOR SALE BY PUBLIC AUCTION,

At the London Tavern, Fozholc-itrect. Plymouth, after the
Sale of Goods, per Zuni Gattun Enfwyck.
THE FOLLOWING GOODS: viz.
TOR IMPORTATION OR /lONIC CONPUNM:IION.
About rroo Dutch Bricks or Kliiikcrs.
Tiles.
it Calks ditto Tams.
24 ditto Slacked I.ime.
Part of the Cargo of the American brig Ann, condensed as
prize to his Majetty's fbip Spitfire, Rubt. Kcen, Efq. Com-
mander.

For Catakriaes, &c. apply to Mr. John Hawkcr, Merchant,
Plymouth.

FOR SALE BY PUBLIC AUCTION,

At the London Tavern, Pozholc•Rrcct, Plymouth, after the

Sale of the Brick., &c.
THE Good Swedillt Galliafs ASSISTENTIE ;
Barthel about z:to Torm—She is a remarkable flroug
and good Wild, well found in Stores, and calculated fur gene-
ral purpofes.
For Inventories, &c. apply to Mr. John Hawker, Merchant,
Plymouth.
London, England, 1802-04-12

FOR SALE BY PUBLIC AUCTION,

•
At the London Tavern, Fozhok-ftreet, Plymouth, after the
Oak of Wine, per Vrow liellegondo, •
THE FOLLOWING GOODS: viz.
FOR EICORTATION,
10 Calks Powder Blue
r Bale of Paper
—— .

Part of the Cargo of the PruAan Koff Zum Gatton Eufwyck;
condemned as prize to his Majefty's hired armed cutter Coniti-
tution, Lieutenant John Whitton, Commander.
Fur Catalogues and furihcr Information apply to Mr. John
Hawker, merchant, Plymouth.
London, England, 1802-04-12

MONEY READY TO AD V,

ALL Perfons in the Poll-awn of Incomes, ari-
fing from Freehold, Copyhoid, or Leafchold Elates, in
Land or Honks, Money in the Funds, Rent Charges, Mar-
riage Settlements, Widows jointures, Annuities,Pateut Places,
Church Livings, or any other certain Income for Life, may be
fupplied with temporary or permanent Sums of Money to any
amount, by paying an adequate Annuity interest for the fame,
redeemable any time at their own option.
The Nobility and Gentry of known property may be accom-
modated on their perfonal feenrity, Mates furveyed, and fold
by Public or Private Conttsdt•
Pcrfonal applications will be received every day till two
o'clock, and letters from CorreSpondonts in town or country,
(pot paid) will be immediately anfwered, addreffed to Meffrs.
Harris and Co. at their Annuity Bank, No. s, Great Suffolk-
fireet, Charing-erufs.

This clay was platilted, depady primal is !mail *Aiwa*
and adorned with Plates, pries& in boards, a New Edith
(being the Eighth) of the FUR Volume of
SONNETS AND OTHER POEMS.
By the Rev. W. L. BOWLES, A. M.

Of TrinftY-Collare, Oxford.
Printed for T. CadeU, jun-and W. Davies, Strand; J. Maw-
man, r (nary ; and R. Crutwell, Bath.
CM whom may be had the Second V4l. price 6s. in boards.
Alto, by the fame Author, the Sorrows of Switzerland, a
clegandy printed in Quarto, prise 3s. fewed.

SACRAMENT at EASTER.
This day eras publithed, price as. bound, the Second Edition of
CONSIDERATIONS on the Nature and ElS-
racy of the LORD'. SUPPER; abridged from the larger
Volume for more general Ure,
By VICESIMUS KNOX, D. D.
Matter of Tunbridge School.
. _

•;* " It is with much Satitfatflion that I recommend to
your paufal a Work not long Once publUhed upon this fublhne
fubjed, by a learned Mine of dlis Iliocefe, under the Tide
Cott SIDESATIONS,Stc. I have requelted the Reverend Au.
thor to reduce it to a Form and Size fit foe general Difpalion
among the Laity, which I mean to recommend. Meanwhile
It highly d.:ravcs the at:cation of the Profeflion, to whore par-
ticuLtr life it is, paliaps, better adapted in its prrfcat fliape
than in one more popular; and it is no ineonfiderable Monu-
ment of the Learning and Piety oftheWriter"—BUliop He r.st:-
Lay's late Charge, Pne 28.
• Printed for j. hive:nen, Poultry.
Where may be had, by the fame Author,
The larger Volume of Co X SIDIR STIO its, 31. boards; elra-
tian Pittictophy, Third Edition, 43. 6d.boards ; Sermons, Third
Edition, 6s. hoards; Efrays, Moral and Literary, Three Vole.
Svo, zlis. boards, Fourteenth Edition ; Liberal Education. Two
Vols. tamo. ye. boards; Winter Evenings, Two Vols. Third
Edition, ys. boards; Family Ledures. Two Vols. Bvo. Thire
lidition,.ll. 265. boards; Elegant .F..x.rads, Mae.: Vole. Bvo.
Eighth Edition, &c. &c. 21 ins. beads; Epin-noiss of the Es-
trada, 41. each, terai.
London, England, 1802-04-12

PUBLIC SALE

For Account of the Manufadturers, exempt from the Audtion
Duty.
MHE MANUFACTURE Rs, MERCHANTS,
and other Gentlemen connetted with the Manufadtures of
Great Britain, are molt refpalfully informed, that JOHN
BRANCH and CO. intend opening on Wedneftliy the cth of
May nest, at their Warehoefes, iu Manehelter, a PUBLIC
SALE of PIECE GOODS, for account of the Manufadturers,
exempt from the Audion Duty, a-I:cc-able to AR of Parliament,
and to continue regnLarly fuels Sale upon every Brit Wecinefday
in each ilitteeding month, for the fupport of which very ample
Funds are provided to make Nimble advances upon the Receipt
of the Goods to fuck Manufadtarcrs as may prefer it : And
they beg leave to allure Gentlemen who may favour them with
Odisas for thee Sales, that every attention will be paid to their
intact, and that the whole Eltabillhment will be conducted
upon terms of Security, Liberality, and Honour.
Paridetikirs of all Goods Intended for the Brit Sale are requen-
. 51 to be rent In as early as potEbk, as none Cal be receive:l af-
mei the aoth of April and all Goods mutt be delivered at the
Wasilinife., on or before the joth, as the relpealire Lots will
at on view two days pervious to the day of Sale.
Catalogues will fw ripely delivered, the molt fatisfadtory Re-
ferences Aim, with every further information on application to
the Ii culla a, ttrea-iticet, St. ADP's, Man.: Uttar.

NOTICE to the CREDITORS and DEBTORS of the late
GEO. HEMING. Erg.
ALL Perron' who have any Claim or Dcgoeina
on the EILIte or Wens of Geo. Heating, late of Wcd-
dington, in the County of Warwick, Efq. doctored, whctber
upon Mortgage, Bond, Note, or otberwife, are refpedtivey *-
fired forthwith to traufmit the particulars thtteof to Mt. Geo
Greenway, of Nuneaton, in the County of Warwick, Attorney
at Law: and all Potioni who flood indebted unto the laid Geo.
Heating, at the time of his &teak, arc defired forthwith to
pay their refpedive Debts unto the fold George Grccnway,
who is duly audsoriftd to receive the fame.
KING'S HEAD INN, CANTERBURY.
POSTING REDUCED.

JAMES HACKER and DELLS LOWEN
take this opportunity to inform the Nobility, Gentry, and
Public at huge, that the Pofthig is reduced at this bin to Fif-
teen-Pence a Mi. They alto beg leave to acquaint the Public,
that very great improvements have been made at the King's
Head, both in the Houfe and the Stabling, for the accommo-
dation of Travellers—and every attention will be paid to give
the utmoft fatisfadion to ail their Friends.

They refpattully remain,
the Public's very bumble Icrrants,
King's Head, Canterbury, JAMES HACKER,
Aprils, dot. DELLS LOWEN.
London, England, 1802-04-12

FOR SALE BY PUBLIC AUCTION,

At the London Tavern, 1. oxhole.R. ect, Plyntouth,lnun ediate-
ly after the Sale of the Wine and Snap,
TH E FOLLOWING GOODS, viz:
FOR RICCORTATION i.•
About So Hognic.iels French Reel Wine.
39 Cates Claved %Tar.
4o Ditto Unclaytil did°.
33 C‘,3(1331 Guadaloupe Coffee.
4 aNTA
7 Cake Sugar.
/OR 1110)4t CUNSOMPTION,

A handrome modern-built Chariot, a Cuticle or Gig, with
Curriele and Gig Harnefs Compkat, and iundry ether Arti-
cles, the property era Gentleman going Ahreid.
Alfo, the Dana brig Hue KustyNte.l, burthen «bout ir..c
Tons.—She is an exceeding handy little Veda fur any Trade;
is well fount in Stores, and has lately had a thorough rtpair ;
may be fort to fca immediately. Fer further in.ormt.cion,
Catalogues, Inventerics, /Ste. apply to Mr. John Harrher, Msr-
chart, Plymouth.

FOR SALE. 3Y PUBI.IC AUCTION,
At the London Tavern, Foxhole-Itrcet, Plymouth; after the
_ .

Said of the Huelturnfoibi.,
THE FOLLOWING GOODS in SUNDRY
tOR EXPORTATION:
6 Cafes Cartoon Paper
2 elicits Copper balms
4 Cants Linked 00

I 3 Barrels Knives
Part of the Carp of the Prawn brig Morgan Stern ; con-
demned as prize to his Majefty's Mips Dietator and others.
For Viewing, Catalogms, &c. apply to Mr. John Hawker,
merchant, Plymouth.

FOR SALE BY PUBLIC AUCTION,

At the London Tavern, Poxhuk•Qrect, Plymouth, after the
Wine he. of thc Nornicrneti,

'T'HE FOLLOWING GUOI)S: viz.
FOR LIMITATION,
About too flhdt. Preach Red Wine.
Part of the Cugu of the 'row Hargonde ; condemned as
prise to his Alajeßy's hired armed mute Swan, Lieutenant
Henry Stanley, Commander.
Fur S.unples, Catalogues, &c. apply to Mr. John Hawker,
merchant, Plymouth.
London, England, 1802-04-24

PORTSMOUTH, APRIL 23.

This day arrived his Majefty's fhip AMETHYST
from the coaft of Ireland; alfo the Endeavour,
HARRINGTON; the London, WILSON, with feveral
others from the Downs outward bound ; and the
Favourite, TH ox vsou, from the Straits.—Sailed
the Ofbourne, SMITH ; Tartar, KENNY ; and the
Peggy, FRANKLIN, for London. The EARL Sr.
VINCENT cutter was paid off this day.

LIVERPOOL, APRIL 22.

• The Fairfield, Coox, and Farina, Hot. PA Es, from
hence for the Baltic, were well in the Pentland
Firth on the 6th intl.

The Mary Ellen, JUMP, from Africa and Suri.
nam, is arrived at Trinidad, and was to fail for
Jamaica, the 9th March.
The Earl of Liverpool, •Hauls, from Africa,
Barbadoes, and St. Vincent's, is arrived at Trini-
dad, and failed for Grenada.

The Adventure, PLARSOII9 from Africa, is fold
at St. Thomas's

The Dart, HEN sLE v, from Demerara for this
port, put into St. Ititt's.—(Letter dated March 4.)
Arrived—The Thomas, Atkins, and Horatio, Watfon, from
hence, at the Gold Coat ; St. Anna Diligence, Mona, from
hene, at Oporto; and Britilk Tar, Amnion, from hence, at
Hull.

FROM LLOYD'. LEST.

DEAL, APRIL 13.-,-Sailed the LAPWING frigate, with fea.
men, for Leith; Arm ex gun veffel, on a cruize ; and Wm. Pitt,
OW&N, for the River. Wind S.

GRACIE SIND, APRIL 23.—Paired by, the Dorothy, WI Less,
form Alicant; Elizabeth, ' from Carthagena ; York,
THOM MN, from Peterfburgh; Cumberland,TH 0 MPSON, from
Jamaica; Adventurei —, from Lifbon; and Two Brothers,
—, from Amfterdam..—Sailed the Britannia., ROBINS, for
Cork; Mary, Wasa.s, for Elfineur ; Fortitude, AIKEN, for
Grenada; Strenittall, Elinor, for St. Vincent's • Atlas, Jones,
for_ Venice.; and Maria Elisabeth,—, fur lianiburgh.
London, England, 1802-04-24

EAST INDIA SHIPPING.

We have the pleafure to announce the fide ar-
rival in the Downs of the (hip CALEDONIA, from
the Prefidency of Bengal, with rice. She left the
pilot in Bengal river in September, and failed from
the Wand of St. Helena, the latter end of January.
Yefterday a Court of Directors of the Eaft India
Company was held at the India Houfe, when Cap-
tain JOHN VALENTINE BAKER, of the extra fhlp
FAME, attended, and took his final leave of the
Court, previoully to his receiving his difpatches
for Bengal and Bencoolen.
The Honourable Eaft India Company's (hip the
Hsacusasto, Captain SAMUEL BUTLER, is now
under difpatch for the Prefidencies of Bombay and
Bengal. She is the the only extra (lip for Bombay
this feafon.

We underhand that (even new (hips, of the bur •
then of i soo tons each, for the fervice of the Eat'
tndia Company this feafon, and two new fhips of
100 tons each, will be launched in the courfe of
Bhe prefent year ; and will be taken up with the
fhips which are expeded to be engaged for the
Company's fervice in Oftober next.

Orders are rued for the immediate difcharge of
all the Lieutenants and other Officers command-
ing on the different Signal Stations along the fe-
veral coatis.

Eight fail of the line•for the Peace Eftablifh-
tnent are already commiffioned. They confift of
one three decker, and feven feventy-fours. Men
enter for them very faft.

In the Mediterranean Fleet it was the cuaom,
by way of faving all the bread poflible, to allow
the men threepence per lb. for all of their allow-
ance that they left unconfumed. The film due to
the feamen on account of this faving, was about
701. The other day the thip was paid at Portf-
mouth, and they had to receive this money.• One
feaman (the only one who had inffered in this way
in that lhip) had 101 l his fight in Egypt: the reit
of the crew generoufly made him a prefent of the
whole of the above rum.
London, England, 1802-04-24

On Saturday night loft. at his houfe In Pall Mali, Mr. Wil-
liam Atkinfoo, Apothecary.
On Monday lot, at Bedington, in Sorry, John Walton, Efq.
At Detmold, on the oh hi& the reigning Prince cif Lippe,
after a painful Blues of four months.
'Lately in, the Eaft Indies, Major Gain= of the Hon. the
Eat India Company's Eftabliihmesat, and brother to Dr. Gillum,
of Bath.

On the zSth inft. at the Hotwells, Bath, Mb Emma God-
dard, youngeft daughter of Antbrofe Goddard, Efq. M. P. of
Swindon, Wilts.

Tuefdiy left, at her bode in Stockwell-row, alter a lingering
Cinch, Mrs. Twisty, widow of the late Mr. William Turncy,
of Wood-ltreet.

On Wednefday, at his boufe Cavendifh-fquare, the infant
daughter of M. Dorrisis Maseru. EN.
A few days ago, at Welby Cragg, near Laneafter, Mrs.
Margaret Welby, aged 82. The ciliate has been in the fami-
ly for more than ,too years, and the tame is aow fuppokd to be
mina. .
London, England, 1802-04-24

LONDON.

FATUP.DAY, APRIL 24.
Int:r2E OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK:

3 pa C. ConC money, 7611—for May account, 7741.
4 Pir Ccnt. pt i.-3 pea Ccnt. Los zo4l—Onanium
•SICS OP STOCKS YSSTEIDAY

Bank Stock 195 z 44
3 per Ct. Red. 75
3 per Ct. Conf. 76
4 per Cent. 921 91
5 Pea C.A. 1044 iosj
5 per C. Ann. 1797 to6H zo6

Long Ann. se4 9-16 f
Short Amu si
India Stock sa64
Excheq. Bilk. 6s. to 7s. prem.
Omnlum 314 pram.
CoaC for May act. 774

DUBLIN, APRIL 20.
S per Ceuta were tetterday at p.
change—Dublin on London Iti a ars
COURSE OF EXCHANGE.

Dol
Am&edam, to II sU. Cadiz 371 elk& Genoa. 47
Ditto,at fight zo to Madrid 31 paper Lilbon 7i
Rotterdam, .to zp sU. Ditto 33 elk& Oporto 72
Hamburgh 33 021 U. Bilbos etre. Pakrmo 90
Alton 33 2 2t U. Leghorn 51
_penes per oz.
Cadiz 331. in paper Naples 44 -Dublin I2t
Path, z day a date, dose—Ditto 2 LIE 23 24 IF,.

Bouriltaux - s UL as is lip.
Venice. S 7 Livres Picoli Elredivi per il. Red.

This day we received the Paris Journals of the
soth inft. The Nonikur is chiefly occupied with
the debates in the Britifh Parliament, and congra-
tulatory addreffes to the FIRST CONSUL on the
Peace.—The journals contain a few farther details
refpetßing the Ecclefiallical Fete of Sunday lall,
but hardly any thing elfe worthy of the fmalleft
notice.

The Dutch Mail, which arrived yefierday, re.
moves all doubt refpetling the Ratification of the
Treaty by the Batavian Government. There can
be no obfiacle to the final conclufion of the Peace,
but the forms of Office, and the tardinefs of Cou-
riers.

Orders were yellerday iWued for the Court to go
into mourning on Sunday next, the 25th intl. for
the late Quell of SARDINIA' Viz.
The Ladies to wear black (ilk, fringed or plain linen, white
gloves, necklaces, and ear-rings, black or white (hoes, fans
and tippets.
UN DR s ....White or grey luteltrinp, tabbies Of damaiks.
The Gendcmen to wear black full trimmed, fringed or plain
linen, blush (words and buckles.
Ux DI F s--Grey frocks.
The Court to change the Mourning on Sunday
the 2d of May next, VIZ.

Tbe Ladies to wear black lilk or velvet, coloured ribbons,
12ni -"d ti,p(ll; or plain 'white or white and gold, or white
and blur and's, with black ribbOos.

The Gm:Lenten to wear bhcit coots, and bhck or plain white,
sr white and gold, or white and film ftuff waillcoats, full trim-
med ; coloured (words And buckles.

And on Thurfday, the 6th of May, the Court
to go out of Mourning.
Lord and Lady OXFORD are, it isfaid, going to
the South of Frinee for the benefit of her Lady.
flop's health.

. _
The Count& of Gmoroato, with her infant
dater, are gone to Lady BVlLDtrefit her filter,
at Wimbledon Common; Mf. Courrs, who had
been fent for exprefs on the melancholy occafion
of Lord Gus LDFORD'S death, all continues at
Cheiter.ll tin confined by fevere indifpnfition.
;;rand Miifical P.irty which w.ts to have
given on Monday next, at the Bithop awn,
F R 'Co is poflponed on account of the death
(1 his willow the Earl of Gustproan.
London, England, 1802-04-24

POSTING REDUCED.

TilE Nobility and Gentry, travelling between
e United Kingdoms, are very refpedfully informed, that
the Price of Poling is reduced on the Great London and Holy-
head Road, by the under-named Inn-keepent
Witt! tss LCICIITON, Talbot Inn, Salop.
?tastes Tacautat., Pox, Salop.
. CULRRINOTON, Haygate.
B. MAISEVILI.D, Anna, Sliifnall.
R. EVA Ns, Lion, W olverhampton.
WILLIAM SrYLit, Hotel, Birmingham.
Pour Horks - - - 2s. per mile.
P.dr of Horfes - - is. od.
Saddle Boric - - - 0 6d.
London, England, 1802-04-24

MARRIED.

Tuefday, at St. Pancras-church, John Green, Efq. of Exeter,
to Mifs surges, only filter of the late gallant Captain Surges of
the Royal Navy.
On Thurfday, by the Rev. Colilon Garr, Vicar of Ealing,
Ste. Richard Chambers, jun. of Witborne Court, in the County
of Hereford, Efq. to Mifs Gray, the only daughter of Richard
Gray, of Great Ealing in the County of Micicilefex, Efq.
William Lamont; Efq. of the tath regiment Light Dragoons,
to Mifs Sofa* Alexander Crickitt, one of the daughters of
Charles Alexander Crickitt, Efq. M. P.
Tuefday Wt. at Church Stretton, Shropfhirejohn Richards,
Efq. of Liverpool, to Mifs Wilding, daughter of the Rev. Mr.
Wilding, of All Stretton.
Thurfday, at St. George's, Hanover-fquare, Mr. Greenwood
of Albemarle-!tract, to Mifs Symms, daughter of Captain
Symms, of Bolton, New England.
A few days ago, Henry Baring, Efq. third fon of Sir Francis
Baring, to Mifs Bingham, daughter of Bingham, Efq. of
Philadelphia, and many years a Member of the American Senate
London, England, 1802-04-24

WILTSHIRE HOLT SPA MINERAL WATER.

T'HE PROPRIETOR of this SPA refped fully
informs the Public, that a conftaut Supply will, iu future,
be kept at the Cider Cellar, in Maiden-lane, Covent-garden,
from whence it will be fent to any part of the Town, free of
Porterage, at the reduced price of Its. per Dozen, bottles in-
cluded; to be paid for on delivery. The fame of click Mineral
r Waters in Cancerous, Scrofulous, and Scorbutic Diforders, and
as a general Corrector of all impurities of the Blood, hai been
ellabliihed for more than a century, and recently confirmed by
the following opinion given by the Surgeons of the IVliddlcfez
Hofpital
" London, 0E124, tBot.

" The Surgeons of the Middicfex Hofpital having ufed the
Wiltihire Holt Spa Water as a Lotion in many Cancerous and
other Ulcerations, are of opinion it has been of confiderable fcr-
vice in fuch cafes."

Orders addrefied to D. Amot, the Proprietor, at the Cyder
Cellar, Malden-hoe, Covent-garden, will be pundtuAlly exe-
cuted.