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London, England, 1802-04-23

LONDON.

FRIDAY, APRIL 13.
Cr ST. Games D4r4-41olidt7 at the Exchequer, Stamp.
Escifc wd Maw
MICR OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK:
• 3 Pee Can: Cad for maser, 011.-far Pay hea. 74.
itstacet 7541—S per Cum r041,..New 51w Can. to64"'"
4 Pm' Com. 911 92""'OW, 3412 WOO'

rams or Steens Tina-alai.
Bonk Sescis 1941 1931 194 Loot MI6 ill 346
.3 per Got. Red. 26 2.5 i &bort 1726
3 per C. Coot 24264 f Liam" is. to rupooor
4 Per Cent. Aomali 911 Onnd.s •Si 3i.P S Per e Alm 105 104•1 Ova Ise ditlit
S Per C 1797 1 Mt tati‘iret OM 'O.

Dutch and Hamburibliasia.iiialfo Paris
Journals to the t9th inll.4ave arrived (ince yet-
terday's publication.
None of them bring any news of much moment.
The Iffenitetw informs us of what we knew, that
the Ratifications of this country anch,France were
exchanged LIR Sunday.
The journals are filled with details refpetaing
the-celebration of Ts Dew, and the re-ellablament
of Eceletialkics ! which they call the infiallaticm of
the Chrinian Religion.
The Mailerr has begun to reckon by Dimanche,
aS Germinal, ice. So far the new Calendar ism-
tamed. Bills due on Sunday are to be paid on
Saturday, as here.
It appears that the Confuls, Minifers, &c. ice.
have returned liveries. Every thing was mon fu-
perb ; the military parade muft have been very
ltriking. It is mentioned that old Madame Botta-
PARTS was prefent in the Church of Notre Dame,
and no doubt the was highly delighted with her
five funs, who were acting fo high parts in this ex-
traordinary drama.

Every thing falhionable in France embraces re-
ligion with enthunafin. A letter from Paris de-
fcribes the fcene in a few words—" We are all
pio ad here." The charafter of the French
Nation is ,fully difplayed in the giddy, theatrical
levity, with which they adopt the molt facred
of fentiments, and the molt venerable of initi-

tutions. We admire the modCR, unarming
charaeer of our religion, but we do not like to
fee it &Tired up like' a harlequin iq a pantomime,
or run after like a dance at the Opera-houfe.—
The French have no dignity, no moderation in
what they do. They injure every thing high and
folensn with which they meddle; and if they go
on at this rate, we fear, as they have made Li-
Lrrty detedable, they will, as fu' as they can, req.
der Religion ridiculons.
We find no mention in the official Journal of
the reported Atk of Grace in favour of the Emi•
grants. It is Rated, however, in Tome of the pa-
pers, that Tome farther meafures of indulgence
towards them are is contemplation.
Two Emmons Cestihatak, Atlases's* Lanswn
and Moaners, are appointed 'Prefab.
The Funds are 56f. 4oc.
London, England, 1802-04-23

SANK 07 'ISLAND.

Mr. Cour moved, that the At of the rth of
Geo. 111. he read fro/errs.' : he then laid, that he
rote to move for leave to bring in a Bill to continue
that A6l, which was to relltia the money pay--
menu of the Bank of Ireland. He laid, it would
not be neeeffary for him to detain the Houk upon
this occafion, the meafure which he now propofei
to continue had become neceffary in Ireland, in
confequence of its adoption in England, and a Bill
having been brought into the United Parliament
to continue the reltriaion upon the Bank of Eng-
land for a longer period, it would be proper, upon
the fame grounds, to adopt a fimilar meafure with
regard to Ireland. He therefore concluded with
moving for leave to bring in a Bill to that died--
Leslie was given to bring in the Bill.
London, England, 1802-04-23

YARLIPUTH, APRIL is.

Early this morning:arrived hit Majefty's packet.
boat Passca of WaLas, Capt. HFAA.II, with mails
and paffengers. The paffengers by the above woe
Daum*. Erg. &glint Conful from Ka
nigiberg, and family t Count Foncsoess and fa-
mily ; Meta. Galls, Cuassttaa, LEN% and
(eyeful 'others. This morning failed the AVTVMN
Coop of war for Hull, with men belonging to that
place, difcharged from the. Chips of war. Sailed
the Argo, Scott, with bale goods for Lilbon.
Remain the following !hips of war, viz. the NYE.
TERAININ Admiral Dicasoa's flag fhip i Motaactt,
Pausciss of CiILMIGa. Asia, and POLYrasMV;.
Sailed this morning a cutter for Cuxhaven, with
patebogas.-.•Wind S. W,

.T.F..•

DOVER. APRIL sz.
The PaINCE Of WAS.I4 Capt. SUTTON, *rived
here la& night from Boulogne, after poll, and
hfought Mr. Pumas roles with the French Rati-
fication of the Definitive Treaty. and Mr. Hoarse,
jun. Bailed this day the Starr packet with Ca.
Mita Count RZAVlSlLl.forealais; alto the Duda;
of Cumberland, with paffengen. Arrived the Slic-
ed', with eight paffengers from Boulogne.

FROM LLOYD'. LIST,

Dui, Aram 22.—Arrived and failed for the
River, the Cumberland, Monmouth front Jai.
maica.—Wind S. W.

Guys sago, APRIL as.—Pared by the Ann,
°mom, from Niemen; Argo, Ssaoaa, from Bro.
men ; Young Francis, from Rotterdam
Hope and Anchor, and Graces, Lawsos,
from Norway. Sailed the Mania, Farts', for
Demerara; Polly, —, for Halifax ; Friendfhip,
Ross all, and London, BARRY, for Dublin;—
Union, MITCALFS, for Nantz ; Accomplithed
Qiialter! TRATT4Ip for St. Kitts; William, BAG.
'MD. for Venice ; Trafficker, Foan, for Perla ;
Vrpw Trot*, for Amfierdani ; Cadtarins
Maria, —, for St. Vallery, and Veir Gebroders,
.--, for Dieppe.
..'—Aaaavao--At Llecrpool—Anna Bella, Grian, from Dc.
nakera; O'Neil, from Lubon; and Royal Recovery,
Contain, from Genoa.
MaryAftotk—g and Betfey, from Lithon; and Ton
koluilis, s.on Matinique.
At l*Wr Orieant.-Fame, —, from London.

Saturday', the Mentor, BALFOUR, from Malta,
=lived in Leith Roada,i!idoproceedednp the Firth,
to ride qu.trantine in Inverkeithing Bay.
tsar be mmainder aide tiandeaktotentgence, fee the ha per;
London, England, 1802-08-10

ARRIVED.

Off Dovcr—acnry, Jacks, from Surinam.
Off Brighton—Jullina, Booth, from New York.
Off Soutbwold—Thames, Linden, from Hambourgh.
At Liverpool--Ohio, Lark, from New Orleans; Weßmore-
land, Oliver, from Jamaica; Fox, Pearfon, from Matfachu-
ftes; Enle, —, from Nantz ; and Aurora, --, from
Bourdcaux.
At Hoylikc--Aitrea, Stephens, from Leghorn.
At Briliol--11fted, Brown, from Charente.
At Falmouth—Atlas, Banks, from Gallipoly.
Off the Startr-Sufannah, Skelton, from St. Kitt's.
At I.oniiondcrry—Draper M'Donald, from London; and
Sally, Williams, from Madeira.
At Dublin—Artier% Stockdale, fro.n Antigua; and Max.
gaict, Scott, from Wifcailits.
At Cork—lkrfaverance, Dickenfon, from Virginia; and
Nancy, Hardie, from Qsiebec.
At Poolc--Bullbary,iiliter from Newfoundland.
At Leghorn—Brilliant, Sco taxi d, from Hull; JCL], M•Lean;
and Soincrfa, Nadir. from Lia,rpool.
At Yortfluouth—Neptune, FiEber, from Swanks.

DAVIS's STRAITS FISHERY.

By the (hip John and Margaret. of Neweaftle
which arrived at Stromnefs. the 23d ult. we have
the following account of the Filhery
LONDON. —Melliih, John Stayers, is fish; Mors, William
Clay, 8 ditto; and Britannia, Andrew Wellwater, 7 ditto.
klu Lid—Brother:, Anthony Edmonds, to fill; Gardiner and
Jolcoh, James Allan, to ditto; Thomas, John Marlhall, t 3 ditto;
Holderucfs, Thomas Page, to ditto; Oakhall, Ruben Colley,
8 ditto; Kattarine, —, 7 ditto. _ _ _

-
NEWCAS c.—§arah,Anthony Stephenfon, tt Sib; Ere-
retta, John II ditto; Middleton, Peter Juhnfon, 13
ditto; Ifabella, Thomas Clark, 12 ditto; Content, John Thomp-
fon, to ditto; Prefcot, Ralph Daeres, at ditto; and John and
Margaret, Jacob Jamfon, 12 ditto.

The Wilk, WILLIS, of Whitby, from Mahon.
with great part of the 36th and 82d regiments on
board, and the Matthew, FORSTER' with the tith
regiment, bound to Cork, were fpoke with in lat.
40. 53. N. long. z 7. sar—oll well.
London, England, 1802-08-10

FOR SALE BY PUSLIC AUCTION,

At the Landon Tavern, Pothole-11feet, Plymouth, m Tuefday
the s7th init. (tinier. pr. vioufly difrofed of by Private COIF
tradt, of which notice will be given),
Swedith Frigate-built Ship CHILDITIN,
Jonas Pat.signas r Mailer, has a Figure Had, Poop
Deck and (aunties; Surtben about aso Tons. She is a Aran
well built Stip, and capable of performing much (crake, having
lately undergone a gnat repair. Her flares are abundant, and
in ezeeltent condition, has lately delivered a cargo from Dant-
sic May be ken and further information obtained on applica-
tion to the Matter. on board in Hamuaze ; Mars. Chalmei
and Cowie, Merchants, No. so, Linn-fireet, London; or to
Mr. John Hawker, Merchant, Plymouth.

V 11.14, HYTIiE, IN KENT.
TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT,
AFREEHOI.I) ESTATE; confining of a
very complete fida:ifion-houfe, fit for the refidcnce of a
Genteel Family, with Ofaces of every kind, and about Twelve
Acres of Land, molt defirahly fituated et Hythe, command.
ing a very extenfive and delightful Sea and Land View. There
is Banding for Two Carrial;es, and an excellent .Four-Ralled
Stable and Saddle-mom.

Immediate Po&Mon may be had. and fame Fixtures and
valuable Furniture taken at an Appraifeman.
For further Particulars apply at Kent-road;
or Mcfn. Touruay, klythe,

HYTHE. NEAR SOUTHAMPTON.
TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CON INACT.
And poffeflion had on the _9th of September nest,
A FREEHOLD Dwelling-linufe, Garden,
'yard, and Mc tdow Ground. by eitimadon One Acrc
and Thirty Luggs, more or lots; &gate in the *Jam Vil-
lage of Hythe, in the Parifh of Fawley, in the County of
Southampton, now oceu,iied by John Pittman Copping, Efq.
The Houk Wag hulk abuut 22 years ago, ani is in raid
repair, commands a delightful 'kw of Sodthaniptun and
itchin Ferry Rivers, aed of Spithcad, and the New Forett, &e.
For particulars and price apply at the Office of Mc ffrs. Amor
and Niehak, Southampton, and fur a view of the Pretnifes to
Mr. Covey, of Hytb
London, England, 1802-08-10

GREENOCK, ACGITST 6.

Arrived yeii‘rday his Majesty's fchnoner A!L•
Imo, Lieut. Ar.crt IBA 1-3, with a r..:ze, tile frmg-
ling cutter Cynthia, of Guernfey, in hali,ol. Ar-
rived alto 7ellerday, the frilh revenue cutter An-
neftey, SA IT 4, Which had left Da'Ain.on au
information a;„ t; nit the Cynthia. He in with
her. and gave chace to her, but 101 l her In the
night lite had then her cargo on board.
Letters were tece:•:ed in town yet-let-day from
New Providence, mend' fling the lots of the Ihip
Neptune, CRUSHLEY, from New Orleans for this
port, on th.J coatt of Florida great part of the
cargo wnuli ba faved, and the paffengers had ar-
rived at 11411-au all well.

Art ived this day the fchooner Hart, RICHARD.
sox, from Demerara, after a tedious palrage of
7► days, and all her provifions espctided.

The following velfels are jai coming up :—Le-
land, MAI R 3, and Annahella, LATTA, from Drog-
heda; Jenny, BAXTER, from Bangor; Hope, RE in,
from Li(bon. It is laid that there are feveral other
!hips in the river coming up.

Arrived out—Hunter, Rocaßs, at New Provi-
dence, from the Clyde ; Mary Ann, WALKER, at
Trinidad, from ditto ; Leander, ST& WART, at the
Havannah, from New Providence.
London, England, 1802-08-10

FROM LI OYb's LIST.

DCA L, A rm.; ST 9,412i1ed fa cm! outward bound Teets,—
Wiad F.. N. F.

GRAY Ea RN D. AUGP ST 9—Paffed by the China, Kerr, from
Havre; Wakefield, Braithwaite, from Lifboat; Lqueitrius,
Taylor; Marquis of I.anfdown, Atkirfon ; and Bacchus, Lee,
from Jamaica ; Pelican, Rawfon, from Charante ; Mary,
from Waterford; Three Broth.rs, —, from Norway;
Thames, M'Claren, front Malta; General Moore, Watts, from
Lek:horn; Helena, Dunn, from Palermo; Olive Branch,—,
from Dunkirk; Either, —, from Minorca • Neptune, Wit-
fon • and Centurion, —, i om Dantzlck.--ikd the Rich-
mond, Hathway, for Philadelphia; and Moutrcal, Davidfon,
for Montreal.
London, England, 1802-08-10

18 THEAMiDOR, AUGUST 6.

Citizen Du PON r nv Nr MOUks, Traveller of the
National Intlitute in the United States of North
America, has returned to Paris.
A letter from Petertburgh, dated June 3, rays,
The Czarina of Irtinfkaya will loon depart, high•
ly fatisfied with the reception the has experienced
from the Emperor, and the aftittance he has
granted her to recover her throne. This Printers,
who held the reins of Government during the
minority of her fi)n, a child of twelve years of
age, was the vi.lim to a confpiracy formed againft
her by the principal boyards of the country. Her
fon was made prironer, and the efcaped the-pur-
flit of the infurgents by taking limiter in Rutfra.
She then went to Pctertburgh to requelt the aid of
troops, and travelled nearly 3c.00 wet Ites (about
1330 leagii6) halt on hprfeback, and half in a kibi-
tic. The Emperor gave orders to 1600 men•of the
divi lion of Caucafus to march under the command
of the Czarina, and to grill her to recover her
States. The kingdom of Irtintkaya is lituated
on the line of Caucaftis. It is reckoned to con-
tain 1,33c,000 inhabitants; it depends on the
Emperor Ittitlia, who takes from it the title of
Cz.u•. The Czarina is 36 years of age, tall and
well made—the has a great deal of dignity ; and
the ftep the has taken proves that her courage and
tendernefs for her fon are fuperior to all fatigue
and danger.
A letter from Brufrels, dated Auguft r, lays—
'Some of the Dutch Gazettes having fpread a ru-
moor, that a contagious malady prevailed in this
city, the Mayor requefled from the Commillion
of Health and Safety a report on the fituation of
the city in this refpeft. The anfwer of the Com-
miffion was as follows : 1

" Citizen Mayor—The Commiffion of Health
have received your difpatch of the 21 It ult. in
which you requeft them to give a report on the
rumour fpread by tome of the Dutch Gazettes,
and particularly that of Rotterdam, that there
prevailed in the city of Brillfels a pettilential direafe.
is We take the earliest opportunity, Citizen
Mayor, to cuntradia the alarming rumours which
may excite conilernation among our fellow Citi-
zens, and make Itrangers, wha propofe to vifit this
commune, to avoid it, affuring you that no con.
tagious or epidemic diforder exalts at prefent in
DrulTels ; that the number of the lick is even much
lefi; than it has been for feveral years, and that
cnnfequently thee reports are abiblutely Palle and
void of all probability."
This official and authentic report is figned by
s the Prefident of the Commitlion, the Secretary,
and all the Members, to the number of .

LONDON.
London, England, 1802-08-10

LEAMAN AND OTNELP V. ARMITAGE.

This cafe, which had been tried at our WI Af
fines, was ordered by the Court of King's Bench
fur a new trial, the cireumflances of it b ing fo
peculiar as to require the molt deliberable consi-
deration.

The plaintiffs are partners of a banking-bottle at
Pontefraa, which had dikounted on the 17115 of
May, 'Sot , for a total &anger, a bill of 3,71. figned
by the defendants, Mefirs. Joseph and John Armi-
tage, as drawers, direaed to Meffrs. Fuller and
Company, and ordering the money contained there-
in to be paid to the order of James Smith, which
name the dranger cndorfed on the hill at the time
of its being fo dircounted. The plaintiffs fent the
laid bill to Med.'s. Fuller and Company for accep-
tance, who raided accepting it, having received
particular dire6tions from ivlefrrs. Armitage to that
effc& on the ground that the bill had been either
101 l or dolen from them before it had been filled
up ; and that although the defendants names were
tigned to that bill, yet that, as the body of the bill
and tile endorfement on the back of it were forged,
the hill itfelf was to be confidered a forgery. I'hc
' plaintiffs affel teol that they had taken this bill in
the regular courfe of their bufinefs, without notice
of thole circumflances, and fclely on the credit of
the defendants lignatures as drawers ; and there-
fore they brought this atgion as againft the draw-
ers oldie bilk iq qvr liiou, whickt had been refuled
acceptance. ,'

Lord ELLENVIROVIII eortf3(iered it
upon the plaintiffs to prove, that the p.:1;1)
cndorfed the name Jtmcs Si-aidi was Inc
Smith mentioned in the bill as tliz ; ;,,
much a: the bill was only payable to the
the payee, and to 119 other pC111)11. its nr,
was given of this, his Lordthip u:r;:azi the i;:c:t,
tiff to be noufuitcd.
London, England, 1802-08-10

TURTLES.

WILTSHIRE and Co. King's Head Tavern,
Poultry, have jet landed another Cargo of fine Hvdy
TURTLES for Sale, weighing from twenty pounds to three
hundr,:d weight each.
Turtles drelt every day in the highelt perfeakn, and (eM
to any part of Town or Country.

ROMAN ..3EMENT.
MESSRS. PARKER and Co. Bankfide, South.
wark, manufacture Omen-rot MellTA R, for Building
In "%Voter, veaLit tar furpair.:3 in utility Dark Terra', or any
ocher kind of Mortar. It gives to all kinda of Brick, or Stone
Work, an uncommon d.gree of ftrength and cohefien. It lets
%ma:a- water, foon becomes as hard as ftone, and may be ex-
polA even to the adion of the lea without injury. In all
Buildings, therefore, it:tended to raft or contain water, this •
Cc:nent may be tired with fingular advantage: or it may be
lottreJ with lime and land to any defirable degree, for com-
mon purpufes.
They all. prepare Sweets for eating Building. with, of the
fame bard and durahle nature as the Cement. It prefcrvcs the
walls from wet and damp, and may be executed fo as corn.
pier* to refemble Stone, at a very moderate expellee. Flax
Paving, Coping, and Cutter Stones, cheaper than natural Stone

TO THE LADLES—THE BALM Of MECCA.
THIS delicate as well as fragrant Cornpofition
-a- has been long celebrated as the Commit of Cofinetics bt
all the Circa Gas and Geonian Women in the Seraglio of tbs
Grand Sultan. Lady Mary Wonky Lloatigue in ber letters,
(peaking of the lovely Fatima., adds, " h...? Lin was rupee..
Wetly white, fat, and delicate, tla.: emrhanting favourite a&
faring her, from this Cuilnetic alone were all thole attributes
&Tired ;" but no impor:unity, though at:mitted to her today
and ,co rfideuce, cools potters her Latlyfhip with the receipt for
prepar at ion, however the better (tars of the empty&
in hrr tour with her Lord, in t 7117, !raking the Porte in a more
Lv.mred moment, procured from the reigning Sultana herfelf,
the grnaine recine for this admiralde compound, Ilse which,
however reluetatrt, Ara 11 now compelled to ad-pt the Sale of,
as a (airport for her fall,n family.--1 he Englith Ladies may
reit implicitly on her honour, it eontaini no one particle but
what is balfornic and fuftening, pre.cminently removing thole
febaccous impurities fu noxious to the Beauty of the Counte-
nance, as well as baneful to the heahh,lubitituting the eleareft,
mnft healthful, white, and rofeate hue to the face, arms, and
neck tLa lovelinefs can potters.
Sold by order date CompteTe De L. at Mr. Goldines,Pero
tamer to her Majefty, Corr:hill; Mr. Overton, No. 47, New
Rdnd-itrect ; and Mr. Wright, Wade's Pottage, Bath,in bottles
of s. itch.

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London, England, 1802-02-19

HOUSE OP COMMONS.

A Me24o from the Lords it:formed the Houle that their
Lordthips had palkd a Naturalization BM, to which they re-
studied threoneurrenee of that Hook.
An Account was prefented from the Commillioners of the
Thames Navigation, of their Receipt and Expenditure for the
ycar t 2—which was ordered to lie on the Table.

Mr. Ai. brought up • Report from the Com-
mince of Expiring lAws—wltich was ordered to be referred
to :he tonfideratioa of a Committee of the whole Hoof• to-
morrow.

COTTON MANUFACTORIES.
Col. STANLEY prefented a Petition from the
operative Cotton Weavers of the Counties of
Derby, Chcaer, and Lancatler, complaining of
the inconveniencies they have fitilained from an
Ad ?ailed a few Seflions back for Regulating Dif-
pines between Mailers and Servants, and praying
for leave to bring in a Bill for explaining and
amending the cud Al. The principal aka
which the Petitioners have in view was, it appear.
ed, to procure an uniformity of payments in the
rate of wages among the Mailers, together with
fome inferior regulations, which may alleviate the
burdens under which they at prefent labour.—
The Petition was referred to a Committee to exa-
mine the matter thereof, and report their opinion
to the Houle.
London, England, 1802-02-19

Dukes of Portland and Athol.

Matquiffer—aute, &Mary, Bath, and Hereford.
Luis of Mansfield, Harrington, Faucet:lm, Gs hvay, Carla
Leigh, Dartmouth, (Annalist, and Mx.
Vifeuunts—sChetwynd and Stopford.
_ _

L
rda—Kinnalrd, Sommerville, Cathcart, W. De Broke,
Pelham, Smiley, Hobart, Gwydir, Morpeth, Fitzgerald, Cutt-
er and Rederfdale.
illoginon, J. Pulteney, and G. Prekot.
Cenerals...bilanners and Adcane.
Colontla—Cameron and Rams ; Captain Legg; Major
Dclbro, the Lord Mayor, dee. &e.
Marchiotera—Sallibury.
CountelL.—Harringeon, Aylcitatry, 11/Laeeksfield. Elgin,
Gemmed, Caitkraugh, Falkenburgh, Dungannon, and Elk.

r, Stepford, and Middleton.

Ladies—A. Cumberland, &heart , Pelham, Hobart, G. Vil.
lets, Lincoln, kitzroy, Lo De Spencer, Saban, Langford,
Cawdor, and Fondant.

bliftrefreg-43igby, Brununcl, Milk, Wyndam, Blackburn,
Ellin, and Straw.

Milks.-Brian, Robertfoo, Broughton, and Abercrombie.
The Pt efentations to her MAJIITY were—Cap-
tain Lutz, of the Royal Navy; Vilcounteffes
FOLESTONE and MIDDLETON ; Counters of RAY/-
WM ; Lady RIRBLESDALS, by the Countefs of
ELots, the fill time fince her acceffion to the
Peerage; Lady LANGFORD ; Mr. and Mrs. BRUN,.
MILL; Lady PELHAM; Mill Bouweron, daughter
_
of Sir CHALLIS ROUSE BoUGHTon ; and two Mire
Aasacaonsess. The Court clofed at half pal
four, and form after the Rossi. FAMILY returned
t.) the Qeen's Honfe.
The Duke of You returned to Town on Mow.,
day from Bath.

Madame Orr() not having found that benefit to
her health that was expelled from her refidence at
Ecw, has been advifed by her phyficians to repair
to the mild climate of the South of France.
On Wednefday laR came on the Elation of
Praclror of Poetry in the Univerfity of Oxford,
'A Len the Rev. EDWARD COMMON, A. M. Fel.
low of Oriel College, was eletled to that Profef-
-101414.

At the laft fitting of the Germanic Diet, M. de
oivr, the Swedifh-Minifier, again mentioned the
rarmunient which his Sovereign propofed to be'
area:a in honour of the Archduke CHARLES. The
e
Der, Minifter alto informed them, that he
iat! r:zeivcd a model from an artift of Eichltadt;
bet the want of inftruitions on the part of tome of.j
the :i7ates, prevented them from taking that fhb-
ift u .L'Pr

ZitMedd htfELtielittek .

MAILS THIS DAY .A-WIND 9.E.
alltV2D.
• Puha,
o Dutch,
O Haatburgb,
I Dublin,•l
• Waterford, 0

PORTSMOUTH, FEBRUARY

This day failed the brig Dorothy and Jane,
Capt. At. az. &mum, for Sunderland.—Arrived
the brig Bellona, Capt. R. WATSON, with coals,
from Sunderland; and the Elenor, Capt. J. HICKS,
with prorifions, from Cherburgh.

Arrived his Majeity's Chip InmaxisLa, Of 64
guns, Capt. PAGE, and the Caaouea frigate, of
36 guns, Captain lima*, from Portfmouth : the
IN vs.a xiaLa came into Harbour this day and failed
for Chatham to be paid off.—Sailed the Acura,
CHARGER, COIISTANT, Boxta, and Mamasa gun
brigs, for the Northwited.aA-Remain at the Note
the !hips as par laft.—Wind N.E. moderate.
London, England, 1802-02-19

YARMOUTH, FED. it.

Sailed for Hull the Elizabeth, Britiih Queen,
James, and the Coke, with corn and goods.—Ar.
rived from London the Sufanna, Mary, Concord,
Harmony, Aftley, Lord Duncan, Charlotte and
Perfeverance, with goods.—Sailed for Newcaille
the Apollo, Robert and Mary, and Martha, with
goods.—The Aftive, COLEMAN ; and the Ann, will
Gil in the latter end of this week, with prize goods,
for Rotterdam; the TRIAL cutter has failed for
Hull; the BOXER gun brig has arrived from the
Nore. No packet has yet arrived from Cuxhaven.
London, England, 1802-02-19

COAL TR ADP.

The Su stirrs of the City of London prefented
a Petition, which was read, Rating the great con-
fumption of Coals in the City of London, and
the neceffity of doing away the • effea of certain
illicit prtaioes, by means of which the price of
that article was unnecelfarily enhanced. It there-
fore prayed for a Bill to eflablifh and open a public
Market for the file of Coals, in which their diffe-
rent qualities might be fairly and properly difiin-
guifhed.
Mr. Alderman Comas moved, that the petition
Mould be referred to a Committee, to examine the
ramie, and report thereon to the Houfe.—Ordered.

GAME.

Mr. Wono gave notice, that he thould on .an
early day move for leave to bring in a bill to al&
milate the qualification for killing Game in Great
Britain and Ireland.
London, England, 1802-02-19

•NERICAN TREATY.

Mr. ALEXANDER moved for leave to bring in
a Bill to enable his Malay, for a time to be limit-
ed, to caufe the Countervailing Duties on Ameri-
can Shipping to ceafe, under certain circumftances.
General GASCOYSI faid he did not with to throw
any obflacle in the way of the meafure at prefent,
but he thought Inch a Bill ought not to go for-
ward without obfervation. He trulled the Hon.
Gentleman would not pufh forward the Bill with
precipitation, as he wifhed to make Tome previous
inquiry, and move for Papers upon the fubjea.
Mr. N. VANSITTART (aid, it was by no means
his with to pufh forward the Bill with precipita-
tion, fo as to prevent the Hort Gentleman from
making any inquiry, or moving for any Papers.
He was convinced that the more the Bill was con-
fidered and difcuffed, the left oppofition would be
made to it. It feemed, he faid, as if he had been
nnderttood to fay, on a preceding evening, that
the United States of America had taken off the
Duties upon &hills Shining ; but what he hated
was, that they were dif pofed to take off thofe
Duties, if a fimilar difpofition was evinced by this
Country to abolifh the Countervailing Duties.
Leave was then given to bring in the Bill.
General GASCOYDE moved for an Account of
the number of Veffels with their Tonnage, entered
Inwards from the United States of America, from
the sth of July, 5799, to the sth of July, Igor, and
alto for the three years preceding the sth of Jan.l
1793, dittinguilling each year.
Mr. N. VAC*I?TAtT fuggefted the propriety of
adding to the Motion the words ,4 diftinguifhing
Britith from Foreign Veffels," as the °Nee of the
Hon. Gentleman was donbtlefs to obtain more
particularly an Account of the number of &id&
veffels entered Inwards from the United States.

General GASCOTIIII thanked the Hon. Gentle-
man
for his fuggeftion, and the Motion, thus
amended, was carried.
General Gascormi then moved for an account
of the number of Veffels Cleared Outwards to the
United States of America, from the sth of July,
1799, to the sth of July, 1801 and alfo for the
three years preceding the sth Of January, 1793,
diftinguifhing Britifh from Foreign Veffels, and
alfo each year.—Ordered
Adjourned at a Quarter pat Five, till To-
Morrow.
London, England, 1802-08-17

PLYMOUTH. AUGUST is.

Arrived the Abundance flore-ihip, Wm. PIKS
mater, from the Mediterranean. Laft evening
the CARYSIMIT, of 2R guns, Capt. MUNDY, was
taken out of Dock, and the Istrsruatrx, of 74
guns, taken in to be repaired.
London, England, 1802-08-17

BR:GHTu.%, 4UGUST 15.

The extreme heat of the weather kept the Steine
thin all t'le morning.
VIC PRINCE and his party lift night visited the
Theai re to lee gilic lI'S Sir Benjamin Dove and Bar-
The amiable Lady LUCAN continued in the
honk but a few minutes, as his Lordship, who is
required her attendance at Wick. The
f-it aft of the I".ITCe over, the PRINCE retired, fol-
l. by the molt fashionable part of the audience,
to yak the Grove, where the moll brilliant dif-
-00 of fire-works ever Peen here, took place. The
night was uncommonly favourable for fuch an ex-
hibition. Every thing went off in the moll bril-
l*. ant (kyle. The gardens were crowded beyond
all precedent. All the fafhion and beauty of the
pace were prefezt.
To-day his Royal Highnefs gave a farewell
dinner at the Pavillion to nearly the fame party
as graced his hofpitable table yefierday. His
departure tomorrow, is therefore decided and cer-
tain.
The balloon which afcended from the gardens
en Wedoefday dropped in a field belonging to Mr.
Haw fs, a. Frant, nearly three miles from Tun-
bridge Wells, and upwards of thirty from this
PLitc.
London, England, 1802-08-17

ESTATES IN IRELAND.
TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT,
The following ESTATES, viz.

AFREEHOLD ESTATE, called DERRY.
NEALE, in the County of DOWN, Ten Miles from
Newry, and Sixty from Doblin, containing 654 kith Acres,
and let at refpeaable Tenants, at the Annual Rent of
4191. 1 ts. Bd.
An Mate In the County of MEATH, held on a Leafe for
900 Watt, containing coo MI Acres, Four !Vile. from
Weghetla, and Twenty-two from Dublin, let to refpcaable
Tenants, at 3001. per Annum, Nett Rents.
A FREEHOLD F.ftate in the County of LIMERICK. con-
taining about 38e frith Acres, fituate near the Shannon, Twelve
Miles from Limerick, one half of which was let 25 Years ago
to Richard Jevers, Efq. at a Nett Rent of 110 i. per Annum,
and a Fine of tool. And the utber half was let in the Year
Int to Mr. John Bouliter, at 901.35. 2d. but now worth to
let at leaft 4501.ner Annum.
N.E. The Life on which this latter part of the Eftate is he'd
is 69 Years of Age, and when it drops the Rental will con-
fcqueody be Inereafed from 3 toL to 6701.
For the Prices, and further Particulars apply to Mefrrs.
Gregg and Corfaeld, Skinner-hall, Louden.
London, England, 1802-08-17

KENT.-BREDGAR, NEAR SITTINGBOURNIL
Tu BE SOLD BY AUCTION,

At the George Sittio,;bourne, on Monday the act b of
Atquft instant, at Twave o'Clnck,

, SUBSTANTIAL BRICK MESSUAGE
-P. fit for the Ra.fidence of a Genteel Family, containing
Four large Rooms on the Ground Floor, of i s Fe, t Pitch ;
Chmilie7s with Droning Rooms and Clufets of to Feet Pitch ;
good Attics and excellimt Cellars and Dairy, with the Wath-
hour.: and Brewhoufe detazhed, a Thr.:: Stalled Stable and Loft,
Barn Lodges and other etaivotlut Outbuildings, all in complcat
repair, a large walled Garden wit Rucked with choice Fruit-
trees, and as Acres of rich Meadow and Orchard Ground ad-
joining, in the Patti& of Brzdgar. a dry, healthy, and pleafaut
Situation, with a rood Highbourhood, and in a Spurting Coun-
try, diitant from Sittingbourne (the Poll Town) about Three
Miles, now in the occupation of John Thurfton; Efq. who will
thew the Pretnifes. Poffelßun raai be had at Michaelmas next.
Fur further Particulars apply to Mr. Thurfton, or at the
Office of Mars. Jemmatt and Son, Solicitors, Alhford, who
are empowered, until the 2 tR init. to trea for the Sale by Pri-
vate Contraet, of the Houfe and Garden alone, or with any
part of the Land, and by whom a Loan will be advanced on
Mortgage of this Eitate if required..—Afttford, Aegutt s t, I Bc2.
London, England, 1802-08-17

PORTSMOUTH, AUGUST 26.

Went out of harbour the Buie is gm le, of 74 guns,
to be guardisip at Spithead. Arrived the Nancy
finuggling veal, taken by the ATALANTA (loop.

GREENOCK, AUGUST zo.

Saturday, arrived the Aftive, PATEISON, from
Tobago • parted company with the Peggy, SlN-
cumt, from Tobago to London, all well, the isth
of June, in lat. 1 r, 30, N. and long. 6o ; the 1 7th
June (poke the 114 Herald of Liverpool, Captain
Hymn, from Coatt and St. Vincent's to Antigua,
all well, in lat. 13, t 2, and long. 61, so ; the 3oth
June (poke the flip Clio of Briftol, Captain Do LT-
CLAS, from Barbadoes to London, all well, in lat.
29, N. and long. 53, W.—alto, the 2 ul July, f poke
the brig George Frederick, MALCOLM, of and
from Salcoats, to Pittou, all well, in lat. so, N.
and long. 35,

The Motes Gill, Captain Psyrasow, arrived on
Saturday from New York, in 28 days ; fpoke on
the ill intl. in lat. 54, 37, long. t 7, o, the brig
Thomas, of Tynemouth, WILLIAM Por raft, from
Liverpool, bound to St. John's, Newfoundland, all
well.

The Hebe, Captain ANIMISM., arrived on Sun-
day from Demarara ; on the 2J ult. in lat. 2841,
long. 55, 56, fell in with the French fchooner
Tamis, ROZA, from Cayenne, bound to Rochelle,
in a linking condition, being lo full of water that
the crew could not get below ; they requelled to
be taken from their perilous fituation, which Capt.
ANDERSON immediately did, and alfo laved part
of the cargo, confiding of 13 bags cotton and ty
bags cocoa ; and on the 23d ult. he landed the laid
crew, nine in numher, in Laity at the illand of
Flores, one of the Weltzrn &lads. Captain Am-
DLItsON, on the 27th ult. in lat. 44., 23, long. 21,
44, N. W. fpoke the Leiceticr packet, from Fal-
mouth, bound to Halifax, all well, the Captain of
which informed him, that two days bef; ire tic fpoke
the Jean, from London, bound to Halifax.
Arrived at Port Glafgow, on Saturday, the
H..pe, Ciampi, from Jamaica; had a paiftge of
ir.,54.1 days.

nett, Ewit4c, from Jamaica; had a p_affage of 56
days 4 spoke the Card, of and .for Hrillol, from
Jamaica, upon 19th June, off Granmans, all well.
The Frederick, of this port bound from Barba-
does to Qilehec, was (poke with on the fit ult. in
lat. :6,13, long. 63,19, all well.
The Agnes, BitiSON, from hence at Ulvirflon,
6th ult.

Arrived out—The Draper, Noble, from, hence
at New York sth ult:; the Marina, *Bann, of
this port, at Philadelphia, from Bri14)1, 27th ult.
AUGUST t3.—Arrived out—The AiStive. Stc-
venfon, at Philadelphia, from Londonderry; Com-
merce, Hammond, at New Eedford, from Gal.
way ; Dart, Wylie, at Grenada, from the Clyde;
Endymion, Miller, at Virginia, from do. ; Enter.
prize, Hubble, at New York, from Canton.
London, England, 1802-08-17

A NEW INVENTION.
PATRONIZED, AND USED FOR THE KING AND
ROYAL FAMILY.
1..1 A RDY's imperial BLACKING POWDER,
a Chemical Preparation which will neither foil the Snell
linen, or fmell difagr .eahly. it •oftens sod nourinks the hatber,
repels water, keeps the fat dry and c"lnfortable, procures the
Bradt jet black, and retains a:s virtues in AU Climates; heat
will not diniinith its luftre, and the dull may he wiped off
without krening the poliitt ; it produces the mnft elegant maitre
to aentlessen's Hotta Boots and Drds oboes, as well as to
the Boats. Shoe 3, &c of the Ladies. It is fold by Ro.
b.rt H.,rdy, the Pot:Trials/. at No 3, Barnard's Inn, Holborn ;
and by molt Boor-mat:rs is the United Kingdom in tin buses,
at r,. and (a double quantity) t sod. each, with proper Brollies.
H. likcwife prat .res Hoot Trees, if requir,:d. on which the
rtsofL falhionable lultre Is produced with the greateß tale and
expedition.

BEAUTIFUL PAR of WIMBLEDON, SURREY.
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION—By Mr. CHRISTIE.,
At hit Great Room, in Pall-mall, on Thurfday the aGth
at One o'Clock,
A SINGULARLY ELEGANT LEASE-
HOI.D VILLA, with Stabling for Eight Horfes, Two
Coach-bout:B, and numerous attachid and detached Offices of
every denomination, (tilted to the Villa and Farm Onie ; ex-
cellent Kitchen-garden fully cropped, and wel planted with
choice Fruit-ties; beautiful Lawu, and rich Paddock, in the
whole neir Tw. lye Acres, i-i part furrou idel with a Pa if:ly
Walk. The Premifes arc in the molt elegant and perfed flat
cumplcatly (urinated in the ion :ern Rile, fit fur the immediate
r:c.'ption of a Family, dJightfully fi.uate at the extreme part
of Wimbledon-Com•non, with full c )inin ind of tate: fi 17 and
uncommonly rich Profitedti, d.itanec trout the thr.:c
about Six Miles.
To be viewed with Tickets between the Hours of Tw:lve
and Four o'Clock, on Tu flay, We.lne.day, Tharfday, and
Friday, and Printed Particulars will be forthwith read•.
London, England, 1802-08-17

STROMNESS, JULY 27.

Arrlved—Thomas, Mowat, and Bctky and jaoet, of this
port, from Bergen.
Antiope, Clark, of Sunderland, from Peterthurgis for Li-
merick.

Singleton, Hurd, of Whltehaven, from Rip for Chatter.
Hope, Swcct, of Marblehead, America, from Gothenburg.
Thomas, Marfhall, of and fur Hull, from Davis's Straits,
zs large fill—a full dip.
King George, Garlock, of Kirkwall, for Thurfo

FROM LLOYD', LIST.

Drat. Atiousr 6.—Came down the Mar!, Datridfoo, for
New Providence, and remains.—Wind S. S. W.
C twins' ND, Ann. 6,—Paited by the Flora, Banter, from
Memel; Clupia, Dulonfon, from Rotterdam; and the Vrow
Tepperae, Brat_ s, from Groningen.—Sailed the Providence, Pat-
terfon, for Peterfburgh ; Mentor, Simpfon, for Jamaica ; Duke
of Bronte Beall, for Africa ; Mat, Carpenter, for Dunkirk ;
,:nge Elizabeth, Rloos, for Catwyck; and the 'fwe Gebrodet s,
Vaiderwell, for Rottra dam.
London, England, 1802-08-28

LAW.

APERSON of refpeoaisility, Thirty Years r.!
Aft, nequainted with the diltrtut Branches of the Pro-
talon, and who has been Mate Lime in Practice, is defirous of
engaging hinifelf as ablitain with a Gentleman of the Profel-
lion. in Town or Country. wbo nuy with to be relieved from
the laborious part of Ilufutefs: the molt rcfpcdtable references
can he given.

Letters (Pelt Paid) to J. P. at Mr Collins, Law Stadoncr,
Lincoln's Inn Gate, Chancery-lane, will be attended to.
London, England, 1802-08-28

MONLY.—WANTED to BORROW the SUM of 3cool.
go MUR GAGE.

NOTICE Is hereby given, th.tt the Committion-
ers for putting lu Execution the Ad of Parliament for
Building a Pier at Sksernefs, and Pavlov, Lee. Blue Town and
Mile Town, in the Hie of Sheppy, in the County of Kent, are
willing to tr= ibr, and take up a Loan, of 3=ol. on Mort-
gage, to be (mired by an Affigunacut of the Rata, Duties. and
Atfeffments impaled by virtue of tht faid Ad, for which an
Intereit of 51 per Gentuso per Annum will be malady paid
Half Yearly.
Such Perform, therefore, who are inclined to advance the
Whole, or any Pan of the (aid gaol. in Sams not kfs than
tool. are :quelled to tranfmit their Propolals to Mr. John
Silveiter, Shcernefs; or to Mr. Samuel Demon, of Gray's Inn,
SoUtitors; of whom Particulars may be known.
By Order of the Cornmifioners,
JOHN SILVESTER, Citric
London, England, 1802-08-28

JUVENILE BOOKS.
TAN day was publiEsed, in Two (mall Volumes, price oa. half-
bound, printed no a large Type, and embellitied with Is
handforne •pbua,
ISLE STORIES; or, the Memorable Ails of
II the ancient Patriarch., Judges, and Kings. mutat:tad from
their original Mariam in the Old and New Teltament.

By WILLIAM SCOLFIELD.
nentinned Work is the produttion ors Parent.

who could not find, among the numerous works which for the
loft twenty years have been pubhfhed for the ufe of Children,
one which be could, with complete fatisfattion, put into the
bands of his own. The narrations contained in the Old and New
Teftament, furpafs in interelt and ftm#Hcity any fpccimens of
marred's whirl can be found in the world. The prelim vo-
lume, it may therefore be fuppokd, will prove to children a pay-
of fweet-finelling flowers, without one throb of evil (cent, or as
Ingle thorn to detrad from the pleafure It is able to afford.
Printed for RICAAR re Putt :Ars, No. 71, fit. Paul's Church-
yard ; and fold by B. Tabart, 137, New Bond-itreet ; by J.
Harris, St. Paul's Churehisrd, and by all Bookfeners.
Of may be bad, the following fuperlo• Books for the Ufe of
goon Pcrfoas, lately publiked,
a. Mif. Atom's Poetry for Children, price u. U.
s. The Jove lute P AAAAA Cl' assailing of the Lives of
extraordinary Children, pries as. 6d.
3. VISITS to the M so and the Botanical Garden at
Park. By L. 11. Jaufret, in s vela. price 3s.
AIM LrrYax HORMITAOII6 By 1.. F. Jauffivt, mice :L 6L
London, England, 1802-08-28

INTELLIGEIVCk

MAILS THIS DAY.-WIND S. W.
4/1211V1D• DUX
I POlit?, 0
2 Waterford 0
t Hambutgh
irench
ct Dutch

PALMOTTTH, Aunusir ts.
Arrived his Majeay's (hip Imonerr, of :Et vii‘s,
Capt. VAUGHAN ; the GAMED Hoop of war, of 16
guns, Capt. Buxtowcs; and the Nisi I:LE cutter,
Coc HL.V4, from a cruize. the GARET has captured
and brought in with her a linuggling boat, bclimg-
ing to Polperro, having on board too ankettS of
fpirits : arrived alio the brig Adventure; Capt.
Warrs, with fhumac, &c. from Palermo, fir Loh.
don—failed again this evening ; and the French
brig les Deux Freres, Capt. VENNANT, with falt,
from Noirmouticr.—Sailetl the American fhip

Volant, Capt. Pot Laser), for Amlterdam ; the
Duke of CuMberiattd Rite Weft India packet,
now put nut of the fervice) Capt. BouLoesvom,
for London; the (hip Pliacefs Royal, COWARD,
for Oporto; the Hannah, Capt. HEATH. fibril
Teignmotalt, for Milford; the American bug
Mary, DAV InsoN, f‘.r New Lrunfwick; the French
brigs le Don Eafatit, L..AE, and le Vrui Patriot,
Most Ek, with Ildt froth Noirmotrtier, for Paditow.
'Etc packas with the mails for Lana and Lee-
ward llland3 (lilt remain.—Sailed this evening his
Majetly's (hip Imoor me and NIMBLE cutter on a
cruize.—Wind Wt N. W.
London, England, 1802-08-28

FREEHOLD ESTATFSand W &TER. CORN MILL,

near CAMBRIDGE.

TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION—By MG SMITH.
At the Red Lion Inn, near the Market place, Cambridge, n
Saturday the sith of °dyke, at two o'clock in the afternotn.
in Several Lots,
SEVERAL very deferable FREEHOLD ES,
TATES, compelling a quantity of excellent openfleld and
belated Land In Weafield, Cadvrin, neither. and Saybrook
Fields, adjoining the town of WUtingham. within vine miles of I
Cambridge, with farm boufe, orchard. garden, large Cann-yard,
barns, !tabling, and outbuildings, In the occupation of Mr. In.
gle, tenant at will.
Alfo a very &Sable Freehold Eftate,comptiling 70 acres of
rich arable and meadow Land, well timbered, adjoining the
4gtb mile Rone on the turnpike road from London, at Pampf-
ford, three miles from Chefterford, (even from Saffron Walden,
and eight from Cambridge; with a corn-mill, dwelling-houfe,
farm-yard, barn, Rabling,and outbuildings, in the occupation of
Mr. John Tilhrooke, with a powerful Ream of fine clear wa.
ter. and fufficient capability for concluding a fins white paper
manufadtory,
To be viewed, with leave of the tenants, and Particulars bad
ten days preceding the fale,at the Fountain, Huntingdon; Bell,
Bury St. Edmood's • RaohNewmarket; Crown, C.helterford ;
Red Lion. Rayne;; Red Lion, Bletoplkortford ; of Meffes.
Defiary and Cope, folkitors, Temple; at the Place of Sale; and
of Mr. Smith. No.fis, Broad-ftreet, near the Royal Exchange.

CAPITAL FREEHOLD ESTATES. MANOR, TITHES,
AND ADVOWSON, SURRY.
TO BR SOLD BY AUCTION-By Mr. SMITH,

At Conaway's, on Friday, Odtober as, at Twelve o'Clock,
iie rental Lots, Wei: an acceptable offer is made for thei
whole in the mean time by Private Contra%
THE Valuable and highly Improvable FREE.
HOLD ESTATE, unman' the whole Parini of Ad.
dingtoo, captaining together upwards of 3600 Acres, free from
Tithes, commanding fume of the osoft beautiful fititatiOOS for
Building in the home Counties, with the perpetual Advowfos
of the Vicarage and the Manors of Addington and Temple, is
a floe (potting Country, abounding wills Game, 13 Miles from
London, and 3 from Croydon, is the County lif Sorry, with
a capital hone-built Manion, fated in a Park of 220 Acres,
furrounded by elegant Pleature Grounds and Plantations, a
handfome Villa, and (eras! eligible Farms, Sony thobered,
and near the heft Markets.widt the advantage of the Croydon
Canal and Rail Rood coming op to the Mates.
To be viewed ten days preceding the Sale (the Manlion with
Tickets only), which, with Partiadan may then be bad of
Mr. Smith, No. 62, Broad-ftreet. Partkolan alto of William
Wakes, E(. Girdeertati. Islllolll4trost t orMVlrm D♦
bay and Cope, Solidsars, Too* I an a Mr, Peolold, is•
Muir. Croydon. to wham teollottes is to he as* for Alt*
03_41 _
London, England, 1802-08-28

BIRTHS.

On Sunday, in Mercian-Spare, Dublin, Lady Catherine
Brownlow, of a foe. _ _ _

In Grenville ftreet, Mountjoy-fquare. Dublin, the Lady of
Lieutenant-Colonel Raymond, of a daughter.
en the 20th inftant, at Nova Houfe, the feat of Sir Hedor
Munro, K. B. the Lady of Colonel IL C. Ferguton, of a fon.

MARRIED.
Thurfday lift, at St. Peter le Poor, joreph Blunt, E(q. of the
Old Pay °See, to MI6 Clay, of Old Broad.ttreet.

MD.

On Tburfday, of an spopkaic dt, Richard Stone, Efq. of
!hitlehurft.

Wellman). evening, aged 68, in Bryaniton-ftreet, Portman-
fquare, Mrs. Agnes Breton, tell& of Michael Harry Breton,
Efq. late of Norton-Hall, Northamptonlbire, and of Epping-
green, Herta, and Biter to the late Vifcountefs Dowager Clifden.
At Inglllton, county of Forfar, the I6th init. Mrs. Charlotte
Greenhill, wife of Mr. Andrew Dalgairns.
At Limerick, the Right Hon. Lady Glentwotth, raft of
the late I.ord /Mop of I.laterielt.
At her houfe in Saeliville-itreet, Dublin, the 18th inft. Mar.
garet Cecil Hamilton, Virconntefs Dowager Southwell, reliet
of Thomas George, Lord Vlkoont Southvrell, of Ireland,
in the pft year of her age. Her Ladythip was defeended
from the noble and Illußrious hawks of Cecil, Prime Minifter
to Q2etn klizabeth, Lard Burleigh, aneeitor to the ;Went
Marquis of Sallibury, and of Hamilton, 'smear to hi, Grace
the Duke of Hamilton.
London, England, 1802-02-26

PLYMOUTH, FEBRUARY 24•

Came in the PASLIY, hired armed brig, of t 6
guns, Lieutenant WILLIAM MiLcsa, from Gib-
raltar, with difpatches for Government ; the failed
from thence on the Bth inl—Came in the fhip
Retreat of London, Captain &ew, from London,
bound to Jamaica, laden with various merchan-
dize and Bores, on account of Government : the is
quite a new Blip, but being leaky, and her pumps
choaked, the was obliged to put in here ; and it is
laid fhe mua unload•the whole of her cargo before
her defeets can be remedied. Alfo the (hip Brunf-
wick, of London, Captain DEYSDALt; from Lon-
don, for Jamaica, put in by contrary winds ; the
Doats„ of 36 guns, Captain &IMAMS, from Tor-
bay ; and the FISGALD, of 38 guns, Captain &T-
-hou", from a cruize.—Sailed on a cruize the
NYMPH, of 38 guns, Captain DOUGLAS ; URAPIII,
Captain GAG!; and the RANGBIL and EAGLE,
Revenue cutters.

PORTSMOUTH, FEBRUARY as.
This day Wed from St. Helen's the following
Indiamen: Alnwick Cattle, Capt. PREscorr ;
Perfeverance, Capt. TWCIIDALt Cirenceiler. Ro-
sin:ow ; Lady Jane Dundas, Lady Burges, Mar-
chionefs of Exeter, Baring, and Harriot, for
India ; alfo the Refolution, IRISH, for the South
Seas; and the Milner, G. ALLEN, for Gibraltar.
Wind N. E. by N. blows hard.
London, England, 1802-02-26

1,171-110ATI.
Mr. &Tama raid, he had a Petition to prefent
from a perfon of the name of Greathead, who
was the Inventor of the Life-Boat.—Of the great
value of this invention it was not neceffary ft .3
bins to fay any thing, becaufe its merits were
fo univerfaUy known. In confequence of the
many lives that were annually loft in the Port of
Shields, the Gentlemen in that neighbourhood ad-
vertifed a reward for models ; in confequence, the
Petitioner invented thefe Boats, which had proved
of infinite utility, becaufe Tailors now ventured out
without apprehenfion to the relief of their fellow-
creatures in diftrefs, and many hundreds of lives
had thereby been faved. All the allegations in
the Petition could be proved, and therefore he
had no doubt but that the Houfe would think the
Inventor a proper objeB of their bounty, which
would alfo have the effeB of making this invalua-
ble invention more generally known. He had only
to Rate further, that the petitioner had derived
very little pecuniary remuneration from his in-
vention, for he had liberally given models to all
who alied him. _ _ _

ME. BRAGGE, on the part of the CHANCELLOR
of the EXCHE•ap La, afented to the Petition.
Mr. Ross faid, he knew that this invention had
faved a great many lives, and if it was in general
ufe, he was Cure that the number of perfons raved
would be almoft incalculable. One cafe now oc-
curred to him : a veffel run afhore near where he
refided in the country, about ten o'clock at night.
It was found itnpoffible, from the violence of
furl, to get any of the crew on chore, though they
were fo near that the people on more couldtalk to
them. They remained in this fituation the greater
part of the night, and he was Pure that if any Lif-
eboats could have been procured, their lives would
have been faved. He thought it right to fay thus
much, becaufe he was fully convinced of the great
utility of this invention.
Mr. WILDERTORCR alto bore teftimony to the
great benefit that had been found from the ufe of
them on the coati near Scarborough.
The Petition was referred to a Committee.—
Atjourned.

LONDON.