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London, England, 1802-05-12

BANKRUPTCY ENLARGED.

June x 9. Edward Ruffed, of Maidltone, Kent, hop-mercbact,
at ten, at Guildhall, London.
BANKRUPTCY SUPERSEDED.

George Kendray, of Hammer, Yorkfhire, dealer and &apnea.
BANKRUPTS.

Francis Martha of Narthumbcrland•Rreet, Strand, jeweller,
merchant, dealer and eliapman, to furl-ender May Is, aa,
and June 22. ateleven, at Guildhall' Attorney, Mr. George
Atkinfon, Caftle-Bray Falcon-4nm Louden.
London, England, 1802-05-12

of the COUNTY of CAMISRIUGE.

To the GENTLEMEN, CLERGY, and FREEHOLDERS

OE writzuw,
NOTWITHSTANDING the ;foe of the con-
tett, which has jolt now doted, I beg leave to return you
my wartncit Thanks for the very flattering fnpport you have
rendered me, and to allure you of my filed determination to
offer tuyklf a Candidate for the honour of reprefeating the
Cnuray of Cambridge at the enfuing General Eledlion. In con-
ilikration of its near approach I feel unwilling to give the
County any farther trouble on the prelent oecabon. It was my
misfortune to be prevented tram entering upon my canvas fo
early as 1 had intended, I wild therefore to Inform thole GM
Venice Made votes were engaged previous to the declaration of
any Intention of offering myfelf at the late Eledlion, and the
Frreholden at large, that I than lok no time In perfunally pay-
ing them my refpcdts, and in loikiting the honour of tbs..r fur-
fur., and inurells at the approaching Elcdtion of the new Par-
Eamcnt. I have the honour to be, Gentlemen,
Your very obedient humble fervent,
CIIARI.ES SOMERSET MANNERS.
C. Monday Limning, May to, Igoe.
London, England, 1802-05-12

This day were publifhed. price is.
KEARNLEY's IMPROVED TAX TABLES,
for ENGLAND and SCOTLAND, for the prefent Year.
Containing the New Afr-ftlal Taxes on Houfes, Windows, Ser-
vants, Carriages, Taxed Casts, Pleafure tiorfes, Draught
Horfes, Mules, Dogs, Bachelors, Horfe-dealer, Armorial
Bearings, and Hair Powder; the New and Old Duties on Beer,
Malt, and Hops, an enlarged Stamp Table, the Adt for the
Repeal of the Income Duty, and eollutilog the Arrears thereof,
together with the New Regulations refped.ing Brewers, lon
Keepers, Alehoufe Keepers, and the Retailers of Small Bea.
Printed for C. Kearfley, Fleet-ftreet.
London, England, 1802-05-12

M. DE MARIN,
HARMONIC LYCEUM,

At Wirorts's ROO, s. King-ftreet, St. jernes'aquare.
ON WEDNESDAY, the 26th of MAY, 1802,
To begin at Half part right o'Clock.
let the coo& of the Concert M. de MARIN and Madame
KRUM PHOLTZ will perform a Duct on two Harps,
compo“ Go the occulbm by bade MARIN.
idralsune DURSEX and Mr. CIMADOR will fing.
&Ir. SP/W.I4OLE= will play a Concerto on the Violin.
Mr. BICH! I.OLLI sin the Violoncello, &c.
p"..'s Matta tos. fat each.
The door will•he opened at half pelt few) °Work.
Tickets to be had at No. 7, Maildox.ftrcet, Hanover-4112re;
Missend and Co.'s, No. 26. Chewifide; Iticiderip and Wil-
!tinfoil's, Hay- market; BirchalA,No.l33,New 13°rd-erect ;
Monawal and Clinador, No. a, Pall ; and Date 5, Ur-
ford-greet, corner of Hullarftreet.

'HE LAST WEEK of the lower VIEW of
COMTANTINOPLE at the PANORAMA, Waiter.
Hoare, %which is to dole finally on Saturday evcrung next, the
isilt_day of May, to be replaced by Lord Nelfon's Attack at
Cooinhigca. The upper View of Conftandnople is to can.
daue ; and carly..tkc next Spring will be exhibited a fuperb
View of the City; or Parii, and the entire furrounding Country,
excepted With:therm= eorreiblefs and effeslt which has hither.
to given fuels general information and faisfacclion. As this
View is to be On the fame kale as the largeft PV Ming of Can.
ftrioduople, zit& idea may be formed of tbrir comparative
Brun ear and extent—this View of Coollantinople is therefore
ea:mealy recommended to partiaular notice.

NEW MANUFACTORY.
rTNE Nobility and Gentry are refpeafnlly in-
-1- formed, that the elegant and tafteflil variety of New and
Pr.fh!nntble Articles for Urth now exhibiting at ROBARTS
aid PLOWNIAN's Wareboufe, have Wooed many Linen-
dnvers, Haber&awe, Stz. to uffer for fain many kinds of
feer:eu, and inferlar 0301.11, as their M.inufsaure —They arc
el:rap:Bed to take dill opportunity of informing the Public, that
they have no conflation with any Perim• of tine above tkferip-
Cm and that the genuine and elegant Produdims of their
ManufaZtory are only to be had at tick Wareboafe, Nu. 1,
Chanties-Aron. Covent-Garden.

AMERICA. -
Aand M, MYERS, No. ;; r, Water-Rreet,
• City and State of New Vali, in North America,
(Attainr.eers and Brokers, duly appointed and commigioned by
Law, for the City aforefaid,) make a tender of their ferric-es to
the Manufadturers and Merchants of Europe, in dusCommif-
Bun Line, and inform them, that Stony al .1 every other con-
venknee is prepared for the reception of Ousids; Wares, and
Iderchandize conEgned to their addreft, fur I.4thor public or
priyote Sale.
They Purehafe and Ship all Kinds of American and Welt
Ina Produce on Orden.

From feveral ream cxr!rienee in the above line of Baines,
thole who favour them with their commands, will bad them
fididoms to promote the Ineereft of their Employers.
London, England, 1802-05-12

. INO.

The Houfe rcfolved itfelf into a Con :mince on the Adt re-
fpeding the privilege of Franking.
Mr. VANSITTART Paid, that (ince the Union this metier
good not on perfectly legal grounds. He therefore moved
feveral refolutions to regulate this privilege with refpes to the
whole of :he United Kingdom, which were agreed to. The
Houle refumed, and the Report wm ordered to be received to-
morrow.
London, England, 1802-05-12

rONA PARTE.

nil, day was publilbcd, Nu. V. Price sq. of
MATERIALS FOR THINKING.
By W. BURDON, A. M.
Containing a View of the Life, Charatter. and extraordinary
Conducl of Bu NAPAIt TE ; with appropriate Reilenions or. his
Military Talents, and the Mode of Government in France.
compared to the Monarchy, &c. &c. The pre :etling Num-
hers, price as. each, confiding of a diverliry of important fuh-
ji.ds, may be had of Mr. Hurd, No.3s,Paterogler-row, Lon-
don; and J. Mitchell, Newealtle4ipon-Tynta

'his day was publithed. elegantly printed on fine Wove Paper,
and embellifhed with to Placa by Ridlcy. from original
Defigns by Kirk and Thuriton, in 2 110 k. 121110, Nice 12& 6d.
Board., or a vols. Svo, price t6s. Boards,
qOI.ITUDE ; written originally by J G. ZIM.
MFRMAN ; to which are added Notes Hiftorical and
Explanatory; the I.tre of the Author; and a copious Index.
Printed for Vernor and Hood, Codicil and Martin, J. Walk?,
Otridge and Son, Ogilvy and Son, Latkingum, Allen, and Co.
J. Nunn. K. Lea, Dart= and Hammy, and J. Scatcherd.
Or may be had lepurate,
Vol. I. Oaavo, Price Bs. 6d. Duodecimo, 6.. 6d.
Vol. U. Otavo, ys. 6d. Duodecimo, 61.

ENCYCLOPEDIA PERTHENSIS.
This day was puldiflutd, in Royal Octavo, price ys. in Boards,
VoL ;a, Part 1. of
rrE ENCYCLOIVEDI Al PE RTHENSIS ;
el, a Modern Dk2lonary of Arts and Sciences, on the
Pion of the F.ttcyclopadia Britannica; including the Whole of
Dr. Johnfon's Folio Did/unary, and all the recent Diktat:ries
in Arts, Sciences, 3tc.
Sold by Vernor and Hood, 35, Poultry.
Where may be had,
Parts t to 20, Price 61. each.
Parts az, %a, and ay, Price ys. each.
N. B. Vol. 12, Part 11. will be publilbed the latter end of May,
and a, Part every fuccecding lie Weeks.
Subferibcrs arc requefted Cu complete their Sets immediately,
othcrwife they may lore the opportunity of having fonte Parts
that arc nearly out of Print.

By Order of the Honourable Commiffioners of Excite.
To Be GOLD LY AUCTION,-
On Wednefday the 19th of May, tilts, at eleven &do& in the
((meows, s,t the Earge Once, Southampton,
Is J,INETY-EIGHT PIPES of VERY FINE
.1. RED WINE and T.n Pipes of Will fE ; imported
from Oporto ; and being in high prefcrvation, will be fold 121
Lots, tur the convenience of purchafcra.

SEA COAST.
TO BE LE and entered upon immediately, for four or fir
Mouths certain,
A Moderate fried HOUSE, completely fur-
l. nithcd, and in all rtiprds fit for the Sunuuer refictenvi
of a final genteel Family. The lituation h a little detached
from a Village on the South Downs of Sara, on an onineuct,
commanding a fine profped, and within a pleafaat ride of tbn
Sea, and fame of the principal Watering Places. Convenient
Stabling, Coach-houfe, and a good Garden in paled order be.
long to the ?rendre..
Further enquiries may be made by-letters addreffed X. T.
Eafty's Hotel, Southampton-ftreet, Covent-Garden.
London, England, 1802-05-12

PARLIAMENTARY PROCEEDINGS.

HOUSE OF LORDS, TUESDAY, MAY

Mr. Clarke (the Adv:•:ate from the n.r of Scotland), was
heard on behalf of the AppellAnt I.afbky, on the fecund Ap-
peal In the complicated Caufe from the Court of St fihn.
The Bithop of Litchfield and Coventry moved to fulpend one
of the Standing Orders that bore upon a Bill, now pending that
relates to his Lordfhip's crate.—Ordered.—Adjourned.
London, England, 1802-05-12

This day was puldilhed, price 44.6 d.
POEMS ON VARIOUS SUBJECTS.
By THOMAS DERMODY.
Printed for J. Hatchard, (Bookfellcr to her Majefty,) No.
spo, Piccadilly. Of whom may be had, price 3,..Gd.
The VALLEY of LEAN H my, and other Pieces in Verfe, by
JoaN FISHER, A. B.

This day was publulzd, in quarto, Price t s. 6d.
ASERMON preached in the CHAPEL of the
LONDON HOSPITAL, April 3,1802;
By RICHARD WATSON, Lord Hifhop of Landaff.
Printed for the Benclit of the Charity; and fold by Cad,ll,
jun. and Davies, in the Strand; and W. J. and T. Rieltardion,
at the Royal Exchange.—Tt, be had alfu at the Hofi ital.
London, England, 1802-05-12

This day was publilhrd,
Elegantly printed hi Odtavo, Price 4s. 6d.
The Second Part of
THE PLEADER's GUIDE, a didaflic Poem,
in Two Books; containing the Condo& of a Suit at La%
with the Arguments of Counfellor Ituther'sn, and Counfellor
Borteum, in an Adtion betwixt John-a-On% and 14-a-find.
von, for .IfLudt and Battery ,at a late eontefted _3llll
Printed for Cade% jun. and Davies, in the Strand.
Of whom may be had,
The Firit Part; Price. 3s. 6d.

This day were pnbliihed,
Elegantly printed in one Volume, pric..: in boards,
OBLItON: or, Huon de liourdeaux, a Mafk ;
and Oreßes, a Tragedy.
By WILLIAM SOTHEBY, Efq. F. R. S. and A.S. S.
Printed for T. Cadell, pm. and W. Davies, Strand.
•; The Tragedy of Oreßes is alfo printed feparately in
Quarto, price ya. 6d. in boards.
As above may likewife be had, by the fame Author,
Oberon, a Poem, from the German of Wieland; elegantly
Printed In i volt, price las. in boards, or in one vol..sta. price
iss. in boards.

LAW.

NVANTED, by an Attorney and Solicitor of
• refordtahllity, a Young Cottle:nen, as an Ant ed
Clerk ; may reit& and lx•Ard in the Houfe. The Situate's:l
very advantageous for (unite profpeeta.
Pttrticulara known, and reference given, at Mr. Wright's.
upholftertr, N 0.40, Great Rulfell-ftr..o. Illoomlbery

MONEY READY TO ADVANCE.
ALL Peribns in the Poireaion rd Incomes, at-7-
ling front Freehold, Copyhold, or Leafebold Eftates, in
Land or Honks, Money in the Funds, 11::nt Charges' Mar-
riage Settlements, Widows Jointures, Annuitiet,PateutPiaces.
Church livings, or ary uthercertain Income for Life, may be
fupplkd with temporary or permanent Sums of Money to an
amount, by paying an adequate Annuity.iuterea for the lice 4,
redeemable any time at Mir own option.
The Nobility and Gentry of knurrn property may be *ernsr
mo.bred on their perfonal fecurity, Eltates furvayed, and fold
by PuhUc or Private Coutrael.

Perfonal upplieationt will be reccivt.l ercry day tiU
o'clock, a:.d lettera fr.on Correlpomlcuts in coven or c..eatry,
``poll pail) will be immediately arlwerrl, add:cad to Mears.
and Co. at their Atuntky Dank, No. S. Great Staulk-
greet, CharlOg•C Mfr.
London, England, 1802-07-20

NAUTICAL INTELLIGENCE.

II.S 'PHIS DAY.—WIND W. S.W.
autivto DUI.
I Thlblin,
t V.thr.n-t1
• I coblirgh,
o Frtoch
o Diech,

We arc hnpy to announce the arrival in the
Downs and in the River of a great many veffels
from the %I:el Inaics.

MILFORD, JULY ri.

This day about 1 t A. M. as his Majefty's fhip
SE A Get.r. was getting under w.ly, fhe was by fome
means driven on flora on a land bank, and would
imAital.!y have bean loft had it not been the
timely affulance rendered by the NEMESIS frigate,
S?irriße floor, and a gun brig, who, with the
greaten exertions, got licr fhored what}, fhe was
water born. At 4 P. M. on the flow of tide, fhe was
fortunately got off without any damage.

SHEERNESS, JULY 19.
The RESOLUTION has failed for Chatham to be
paid off. The CLYDE is taken into Dock.
London, England, 1802-07-20

AN ANNUITY FOR SALE.

By Order of the Affigneta of Mara. Henry and Samuel
Wilmott, Bankrupts.
• TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION.
At the White Hart, in Beandnfter. in the County of Dorfet,
on Tuefday the 3d of Augutt nest, at Four o'clock in the
Aftenioon,
I'HE Life Intereff of the raid Samuel Wilmott,
aged 32, in the Dividend payable on 17641. 14a. 4d.
Capital Stock, in the 3 per Cents. Confolidated Bank An-
nuities, producing a eke Income of s2L t Bs. 6d. per Annum.
Alfa a Dced Tull for centring the principal Sum of 66L 1 in.
at 41. Ins. per Centum on the Toils of the hlaideu Newton
Turnpike, with an Arrcar of Inter& due thereon.

Foi further Partkulars Application may be made (by I.et-
ten Poit paid) to Mr. Foi, or Mr. J. B. Raull, Atturnics,
&anti:titer, Durk.

To GLOVERS, LEATHER-DRESSERS, and TANNERS.
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION,

On Monday the 9th Day or Anvil nett, at Seven o'clock
in the Evening, at the Mermaid huh in Yeovil, in the
County of Somerfet,
ri 'HE Fee Simple and Inheritance of all that
Dwelling Hourc, with the Workihopx, Tawing-yard,
Garden, Orchard, and Premifes thereto belonging, futiate in
Yeovil aforcfaid, and late in the octalakin of Mr. Richard
Taylor, Glove Manufacturer.

The PremiLs are well adapted for a Glover, Leather•dreffcr,
or Tanner, being very commodious, and conitandy fupp►ied
with a good Stream of Water.
N. B. Should an acceptable Price be offered for the above
Pretnifes, before the ad Day of Auguft next, they will be fold
by Private Contract; and Notice thereof given.
For Particulars apply to Mr. S. Watts, jun. Attorney,
YcoviL—July r 4, rBoa.
London, England, 1802-07-20

NEW MUSIC.

Jolt publlOacd by BRODERIP and WILKINSON, No. xi,
Hay-Market, London.
FOR THE PIANO FORTE.

B_
EETHOVE N's Three Sonatas, np. t 2. t os. 6d.
Ditto Trio, 4s. Gricfbact's Sonatas, Bs. King's Trio,
4s. Steibeles Sonata dedicated to Madam Bonaparte, 33.
Pleycl, 0p.38. 7s. 6d. The Oriatt:ll ftvirnal No. t ton. cacti
4s. Scb. Bach 's PrAudes and rogues book IR. Bs. Mogni.l's
Sonata, 45. Mozart's 16 Books of Sonatas, forming a corn-
pieta Colledtion, each Bs. Ditto (Inane, ti, book 4th, Ica 6d.
Duets, }mak TO!h, 1,7% 6d. And hook it ith, tzs. Ditto 20
Airs with Variations, each as. Von Efch's Military Divertife-
menta, 4s. Ditto for Harp and Piano Forte, 45. Ditto Duct,
3s. Ditto LI: Retuur de lA'audfworth, pt. Ditto Le Colombe
Retrouve, ri. 6d. Ditto Impromptu duo, is.
Wkrre may be had Broderip and Wilkinfon's Patent Grand
and Small ?lam) Fort-:s. with the additional Keys; alto Harp
and Barrel Organs, with Drum and Triangle.,
N. B. Jult imported a large Cargo of Roman and nista
Strings for Violins, Harp, and Violoncellos, &c. of a remark-
able fine quality. Wholcfalc Dealers, Merchants, Ste. may he
fiipplied with any quantity at reduced Prices.
London, England, 1802-07-20

NEW INVENTED MUSICAL. INSTRUMENT.

WBA!NBRIDGE, ProfelFor and Teacher of
• the FLAGELET, OBOE, and GERMAN FLUTE,
begs leave to inform the Nobility, Gentry, and others, that he
has invented a new Flaylet, now much the falbion, that can
he played upon without pinching or half cove-ing in the up.
per nutcs, the fingering and blowing of which is fo eafy, that
the Learner may acquire more in one week, on this Inftrument,
than in three months in the ufual way, making at the fame time
the tone more full and tweet, currcfponding chaftely with the
upper pt.:es of a well-played German Flute, being largcr than
ufual, and an odlave to that inftrument.

This Flagclet is a beautiful accompaniment to the Piano Forte,
Harp, German Flute, &c. or as a Solo Inftrument for Songs.
as it will produce the half tones without a fingle key thereon.
This lidtrument he begs leave to recommend, both to Ladies
and Gentlemen, being on fuch a con (true-lion, that any perfon
may immediately produce a fine and full tone without exertion.
Gentlemen that have ever playtd the German Flute may f..on
ex cute any thing on this Flagelet, the fingering being nearly
the fame.

Made and fold, with printed Inftrudtions (by which any
perfoo may learn themfelves), containing Thirty favourite Airs,
at his Mufic Shoe only, No. 2, Little Q2een-itrect, the fc-
cond door from 1-ligh-fiolborn. As the excellence of this
nagelet depends upon a peculiar mode in fioifhing, which no
perfon can execute, not in the profeffion of playing it, he there-
fore finiflies all hinsfelf. Plain, including initrudions, z6s. 6d.
tipped with Ivory eL Extra tipped tl. as. 6cl. each, of which
he will warrant, and will have his name and addrefs marked on
them.

GLEBE LAND TYTIFES, and valuable Rights a Common,
in Dorretthire, intended to have been La in April Lift, but
unavoidably poftponed.

TO BE LET to the belt Bidder, on the 3th July leant, at
Twelve o'Clcek, at the Greyhound Inn, hi tilandford, for
a Term of Twenty-one Years, to cotainence from Michael-
mas next, if the practit Incumbent QIIII fo long continue
Rector,

THE Great and Small Tythes of GulTage St.
Michael, Do.fetiliire, and about Twenty-feven Acrea of
Glebe Land, with Barn, Stable, Outbuildings, Farm-yard,
and very extenfive and molt valuable Rights of Common, and
other Privileges.---:;uff.igc lies about Fifteen Miles from Salif-
bury, and about Seven from Blandford, on the Great Weftern
Road.—Particulars may be had at the Office of Medi+. Dolton,
Savage, and Spike, in the Temple, London; at the Patronage
Houle, at Outrage; at the White Hart Inn, Salifbury ; and at
the Greyhound Inn, kßandlord.
London, England, 1802-07-27

PORTSMOUTH, jinx *6.

Arrived the Daphne, Romerb, from Petas
burgh bound to Milford.—Sailed the Boreas, Capt.
PEARSON, for Cuxhaven, with part of the York
Huifars. Came into harbour his Majelty's Chip
EUROPA, to be paid off. Arrived the Friends,
SLUM DERSON, from Sunderland; alfo his Majeity'a
(hip Lava, from Gibraltar; Robert and Sarah,
%%mum, from London bound to Naples; Pixie-
vcrance, WALIIIIR, from ditto bound to Duliiin
and Ranger, OLroN, from Peterfburgh bound to
Lifbon.

Yefterday arrived the (hip Majeftic, Capt. Jodie
NODDINGS, from Li(bon, but laft from Cherbitrgha
*here (he was obliged to put into on account
of the weather; left that place on Saturday
evening, wind S. W.-.-Left at Cherburgh the
Providence, Espial., a collier of Scarborough,
cargo fold; two Sunderland colliers, cargoes
not fold ; the fit:op Union, Russet, with tiles
and holland,' from Guernfey, detained, and
is Tuppored will be condemned ; a brig belonging
to Guernfey that was detained, was liberated pre.
virus to his failing : left there four other Englifh
vs:if-els—the Travelled Nett lt, faded from thence
for Memel on the 23d init. after landing Priells.
A number if foreign troops are landing front
the tranfports lately arrived from Lisbon.
London, England, 1802-07-27

FROM LLOYD', LIM

DEAL, Jotr 26.—Arrived and failed for die River the DATA
Scott, tabb, from Bombay—Wind S. W.
GPATE et No, JVLT 56.--Paifed by the Foothill, Peacock;
and Dingwall, Lowland, from °Newland ; la Prudent', Mar-
tin, from Havre; William and Joint. —, from Virginia;
Goodintent, Staph. ton, from LOW; Jobn and Eupheini.s,
Lambe; and Howe, from Dantsick ; Duke, Spencer,
from Peteriburgb ; Kirkham, Sewell, from Memel ; Indefati-
gaßle, Faulkes, from Dublin; Paid and Elisabeth, ..---; and
Aim, Croak, from Norway.—Sailed the Hciuietta, Paindeftre.
for Jamaica; Swallow, Longbridge, for Bremen; and the
Dundee Arms Parka, Varrall, for Calais.

ARRIVED.

In the Downy-Lord Nelfon, Hareorood, from Antignaj
Seaford, Dlzon, from St.Kitt's ; and Ann and Mary, -- ~
from Geom.

At Wilted-Triton, Super, from Quebec ; Albion. •••••-••••
and Harmony, —, from Oporto.
At Poule.-Lloo, ' from Newfoundland.
At Dublin—Wachers, Owen, from London.
At &Haft—Eagle, Thompfoo, hoar New York; and Met-
gomery, Hay, from Jamaica.
Off the Capta-Duke of Montrofe, from Dena
At St. Heitaraw-Henry Dundaa, and Earl Howe,
from Bengri.
At Trinidad—Refouree, Clark, from Africa.
At Jamaiea—Sufautali, Gladitone ; and Sarah, Lightfoot,
from Lavoporol.

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London, England, 1802-07-27

The Drawing will
Month. Augutt.
Tiacts 'cid Navasota at rale, a Conant and Charing-
Crisis, London, by Ries/antes, GOODLUCK, and Co.
'as only Office that ever fold in Stares Two Prizes of 30,0001.
Ag„, in the lift State-Lottcyy. Two Prize* of ropooL;
No. 48.732, a Fiat-drawn Ticket, in Shares.
No. 48,318, a Whole Ticket.

NEXT MONDAY MORNING, the Drawing of the With
Lottery begins, with a Prize of yozoL
No. a 6 CORNHILL.
MESSRS. HORNSBY and Co. eine their
Friends and the Public, that the demand for Tickets
and Shares, at their Offices in 'lt wa and Country, is far be-
ycnd their moll fanguine =peeled-in; indeed, it is fuch as
warrants a decided opinion, that the whole of the 240.ac0
1 ickets will be difpnfed of before next Monday morning, nine
o'clock, at which time the Drawing of the Lottery commences.
Hove lIIIT and Co, therefore requeil their Friends and the
Public by co means to delay purchafing.—Tickets are riling
daily and mull continue to rife.
A book, with an mu% account of each day's drawing, will
be kept for the immediate infpedion of all thofe who honour
Ho %say anti Co. with their cr.mniands, feat of any expence
whmever.
London, England, 1802-07-27

COCKPIT, WHITEHALL, JULY 22.

afore the Moft Noble and Right Hon. tht
Lords Commiffioners of Appeals in Prize Caufes
The Fair American, Thomas Cooke mailer.—
(An appeal fuom the Vice-Admiralty Court of tli,
[laud of famaica.) This was an American trelfel.
I den witi a cargo of liigar, coffee, and cotton,
h mod on a voyage from Barracoa to Baltimore
winch was captured en the 14ill of Judy 1799, h.
his Majetty's (hips of war blaitillone and York, an::
eat tied into the Nand of Jamaica, and there Jul,
praered:et at,,,ainit as prize.
Their Las J(hips, in this cafe, reverted the fcn.
tence sit the Court below, and reflored both NI.
and carp, as claimed.
Lon i fa, Prom-cur mafler.--(An appeal from the
lime Lland).—This was a velTel failing under
Danifh colours, laden with a cargo of coffee, bound
on a voyage from Cape Francois to St. Tfiuimas,
which was captured on the 3d of Jannary 1799, by
his Majefty's 114 York, and carried to the lilanu
of Jamaica, s\ here both 114 and cargo were con-
demned as prize to the captors.
Their Lordthips, in this cafe, directed further
proof to be made of the property within nine
months.
London, England, 1802-05-15

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ITALr.

ROME, Ft a. 14.—N0 perfon is yet acquainted
with the contents of th-: Concordat concluded with
the French Republic except the Cardinals, who
have made a folemn promife not to divulge it. It is,
however, generally believed, that it contains con-
ditions advantageous to the Catholic Religion in
France, and fuch as could trot have been hdped for
during the Revolution. Circutnllances favourably
to the Roman Church have likewife arifen in the
new Italian Republic.
London, England, 1802-03-17

NETHERLANDS.

BRUSSELS, MULCH 6.—lf we may rely on pri-
vate letters from Amiens, it appears, that in the
Definitive Treaty of Peace, which is on the point
of being concluded, changes will be made in feveral
of the articles of the Preliminaries figned at Lon-
don, which changes will be introduced for the ad-
vantage of the Contraaing Parties, and with thkir
abfolute confent. However this may be; it is re-
marked that Marquis Co It Imam. s, the Britith Ple.
nipotentiary, has, within there few days, had ano-
ther private conference with the Chevalier d'Azza-
▪A, the Spanilh Plenipotentiary. The exterior ac-
tivity of the negotiations Rill continues the fame,
as it the frequency of communications by extra-
ordinary couriers between Amiens, Paris, and
London.
MARCH B.—The conferences between the Pleni-
potentiaries are carried on with the greaten fecrecy ;
nothing tranipires, though there are many reports,
but they are merely reports, and fcarcely at all to
be relied on. Among there, one is, that there
are great disputes refpeaing Malta, which cannot
yet be adjutted.
Ail the convents, both of men and women, that
(lilt remain in the 'mixed Belgic Departments on
the left bank of the Dine, will in a lbort time be
cliffolved. -
London, England, 1802-03-17

On the tit Wt. Mr. Jams Murray of Dahlow, nod 87.

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degree, or emaciating the human frame, fo happily reit°, ing
the patient to health, whilft his attention to bulinefs is *minter.
tamed. He is refrued„ by theft Sanative, Salutary PilL, from
the eventual danger of trilling his life in the hands of unttilfal
pretenders, the delulions of wily enmities, or the Rill more
fatal confetwences of concealment. l'he radical virtues of there
falutary l'ills may he afccrtained by ineftimable documents, in
the hands riche proprietor.—Eacts box is accompanied with
diredtions fo plain and &Iliad, that any perfon, even the almtt
unlettered of either fel, cannot fail, by obferring tlittn, as all
the fyosptoans arc deferibed with fuels great accuracy, that co
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Fridays, from eight in the morning till nine at night); and by
all rdpedable Medicine Venders in town and country, pries
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London, England, 1802-03-17

BLICTIOII Of TRIM MRS.

Lord REDISDALI tore, purfuant to his notice,
to move for a Committee to confider certain
Claufes of the Union Aft, relating to the mode of
elating Peers to reprefent Ireland-. The inconve-
nience-he at prefent complained of was, that the
Aft did not fufficiently provide for the rights of
thofe who fhould cleft Peers to fit in that Houfe.
There were many Irifh Peers, whole right to vote
at eleaions might hereafter be difputed, if it was
not recognised and afcertained. The Aft of
Union Rated, that thofe only who, at the time of
the Union, were Peers of Ireland, and who proved
their titles in Ireland, could vote at the elation of
the Peers who were to be returned to Parliament.
Many perfons had fince become Peers of Ireland,
who were not fo at that time, thofe as well as the
Peers o Ireland who had never been there, but
who refided on their elates in England, might,
according to the Aft of Union, be declared in.
capable of vo.ing at any future elation, if foam
provifion was not made to amend that Aft; and,
st was his with that fuck provifion Ihould extend to
all thofe who had become Peers fince the Union ;
to all Peerages in Abeyance ; and to thole Peers
of Ireland who had always been in the habit of
reeding in Great Britain. The Noble Lord con
eluded with moving for the appointment of a
Committee to confider of certain Claufes in the
Union Aft, which he named.
Lord Tuvaxow thought it would bebetter that
the Committee fhould be inftrufted to take the
whole Aft at once into confideration.
Lord Auc 'Lawn was of the fame opinion; and
obferved, that the apparent imperfeCtion of the
Union was not the rank of millake or inadver-
tence, but that it was intentionally drawn up in
that form, with a view that no Peers thould vote
at the Elation which was to take place after the
Union, but thofe who Ihould at the time be in Ire-
land, and aanally prefent. The reafon of this was
to prevent jealoufses on the fart of thofe who might
with to be elated, and who might objea to Peers,
reeding in another country, giving their votes by
proxy. It was however at that time in contem-
plation to bring forward Etch a meaibre as that
pro fed by his Noble and Learned Friend.
Lord RIDE/DIALS obferved. that with refpee to
taking the whole of the Union Aft into confi.
derauon, that might be done on Tome other occa-
fion, but at prefent he withed to confine himfrif to
the eleaion of Peers.
London, England, 1802-03-17

NEW FOREIGN GARDEN SEEDS.

1. TWO New CUCUMBERS, viz. 1. The True
A LEVANT, which products its fine fruit between one
and two feet long. For exqUilite flavour, firm folidity, innocent
nature,•and heatateoui form, it has no competitor. i. The New
EGYPTIAN, not fo large as the former, but equally delicious,
yet every way very different
NNFOLIAN ASPARAGUS, defcribed by Guthrie's
Geographical Grammar, P. SOB, 4th edition. The buds are as
large as 6 or 8 of the common fort, and the talk far fuperior.
3. NEW ItAI.IAN PURPLE BROCOLL Its chief head
is 6or 8 inches broad. Its numerous lateral branches give fine
heads of the common fist, fo that feveral bundles may be cut
from one plant. It has the richeft Savour potable, and its
beauty when on table muff be feen to he conceived.
4. NEW SPANISH COSS LETTUCE, grows a foot and a
half high, and two feet round, Is exquifitely white and erifp,
the fweeteft of any Lettuce known, and almolt all heart.
y. MALTA COLLIFLOWER, grows a full foot broad,
and its delicacy Is as fuperior as its Ilse.
6. ANTWERP CEI.ERY, grows three feet high, and 6 or
8 inches round, and Rands molt eminently .liftinguiiked for its
very rich talk.
j. NORTH AMERICAN KALE. Is uninjured by the
feTilreft fkoft, gives the molt delicious winter greens, boils as
green as the fpringing grafs, and Is tweet as afparagus itfrif.
8. AFRICAN ENDIVE. Is (suet as a fununer lettuce, and
for whitenefs, crifpnefs, and to there is no other fstb
failed in nature. The plants are often as large as middling
Cabbages.
9. 'lle NEW BARBARY ONION. Grays twice as large
as the Spanilh, is beautifully formed, delicately white, and as
mild as 31) apple.
Each of there is in Packets at as 6d. es:h, and fold at
CROCKER's, St. Alban'sattreet, Pall-MaIL No Credit.—
I Pay Penne.
London, England, 1802-03-17

leXtivdE.

PARIS, MARCH [Z.
THE AMIGRANTS.

FOVCILE, 14INIftTEIL OF GEIBERAL POLICE, TO THE

PREFECT OF TOURS.

I have pointed out to you, Citizen Prefeet, in I
feveral letters, the condna you ought to adopt re-
lative to the pet lons fufpeeted of emigration. I
have frequently recommended to you to be revere
in the vigilance you ought to exercife with refpea
to them, to remind them that their condition in the
Republic depends upon the wifdom or imprudence
of their behaviour : Let them be well aware that
the good will of their fellow citizens is to them a
neceitary condition of the good will of the govern-
ment. I have made you-feel the neceflity of not
permitting, with refpea to them, any aet of par-
tiality, of imbecility of favour, which might af-
' ford them the dangerous temptation of departing
from the paths of modelly, and of forgetting tee I
duties that gratitude and their oaths impofe upon
them. Thefe fucceffive recommendations, far
from being a rigour, are frefh benefits, for their
objea is to preferve thole fulpeaed of emigration,
from the dangers to which they would expiate
themfelves, by deceiving themfelves with refpeEt
to their fituation, and the views of government.
My intrusions upon this objea have always Veen
fufficiently precife to render it unneceftary for me
to add any thing at prefent ; but it is proved it is
not ufelefs to repeat them. I remind you then,
Citizen Prefea, that you are refponfible to thole
under ydur adminiaration, for every fatal event of
which a culpable complaifance for any one futpea-
ed of emigration may be the carafe or the pretext.
You are rcfponfible for aU meafures of feverity
which yotbforce me to adopt towards Tome taped-
ed of emigration who are under your foperin-
tendance. It depends upon you to guarantee to
them the fruits of the generofity of government,
or to expofe them to new misfortunes—maintain
with firnmets' the rigour of the laws relating to
them. Mare protation, fafety, and peace to all
who prove, by• their condo& that they have a
feeling of their real fituation. Point out to me all
thole who, abufed by a falfe hope of impunity, (hall
eau& either trouble or uneafinefs. Fot bet not that
all thole tufpeCted of emigration who have been
crated, continue to be under our fuperintendance,
as well as thole whole cafe has not been decided,
but 'whole return has been authorifed.

(Signed)

fOUCHR.

FROM THE PARIS PAPERS.

RATISSOII, MARCH I.—This day a communi-
cation
was made to the Diet of the following ex-
trait of a difpatch from the Miniller for Foreign
-Affairs at Paris, to Cieiren BACHEx, French
Charge d'Affaires at the General Diet of the Ger-
-mann Etnpire.
Peals) Fss. r3.—Citizen I think it incumbent
upon me to give you an official information of the
refttlts of the fitting of an extraordinary Confulta
of the principal Citizens of the Cifalpine Republic
London, England, 1802-01-25

THE CLUB EXTRA PURSE.

Wow. LOST.
So. Mr. Enas's Warp - - Mr. Bs w trees ThinCaa.
Mr. PATTISON'S Ratter, , and Mr. Bavrritaa's
Tiniercbeing drawn, the Park was adjudged to
The hares were (lout, but afforded great (port,
particularly the lalt day, on which the courfes in
general Were very timely coggefted.
London, England, 1802-01-25

1 st,olloll..jAs. H.

- - -
The Costervative Senate have chorea Dungy.
Naas prefented by the Tribunate, a Member of
their 6ody.
- Oa the 23d of December the Tribunal of Com-
merce gave judgment, condemning Chisel Ra-
tigba to Teske rellitution in cans of 6031. fierling
to Patrick Macpherfon, an American merchant,
being the amount of fourteen forged Bank of Eng-
land notes which he had given the latter„ with ex-
Fences at Paris and London.
Letters from the Hague, of the Leth, Rate that
the late inundations, particularly in the Southein
part of the province of Holland, have been fo waft
and furious as to pats over or defiroy. the dykes.
The beautiful meadows around the city of Rot-
terdam have been completely deluged. The.lofs
canted by the inundation is incalculable.
At Baia the floras was felt with unexampled
violence. The rain fell fo copioufly as to form
torrents which carried away trees, honfes, mills,
and bridges.
The Minifler for Foreign Affairs has informed
the three Mayors of the city of Lyons, in a letter
dated the rsth, that the Emperor of Ruffia has
addreffed a letter to the Fitts". Consul, acquaint-
ing him with his siefire to concur with the French
Government is eitabliffiing the relations of com-
merce between the two countries to their mutual
advantage.
We ftill continue to receive the mot dißreffing
accounts of damage done by the inundations.
London, England, 1802-12-31

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LIVERPOOL, SEPTEMBER 30.

The Eagle, ; and HFelor, late BLAIR,
from hence, are arrived at Africa.
The Montalembert, —, from Africa and St.
Vincent's for the Bahamas, is loft.
The 'Three Sifters, GODREE, from hence, is ar-
rived at Bremen.

The Forty Second, TYRIE, of this port, from
Newcaille for the Baltic, paffed the Sound the
16th inflant.

The James, JUMP, failed from Buckner's Bay,
Jamaica, the zd Auguil, not beiag able to get her
anchor op on the Ili.

The Prince Edward, Lows, from the Baltic,
is arrived at Bourdeaux.

The Belvoir Cattle, EVANS, from Cadiz, is ar-
rived at Barcelona.

Captain AIKIN, of the Lord Duncan, who ar-
rived here on Tuefday, failed from Port Royal-the
25th July. Spoke a canoe oft the Caymaii, who
informed Captain AIKIN, that the lhip Diana,
WILLIAMS, from Jamaica, was call away on the
Ifle of Pines, on the 18th or 19th July, and that
the Captain was fence dead. On the 14th Auguil,
fpoke. the No Faithful Sally, from Jamaica to
Cork, in the Gulph of Florida. On the 16th int.
the flip Fanny, laviu o, from the Havannah to
this port, in lat. 50. 50. N. long. per account,
26. 23. W. On the 23d int. the American brig
Ohio, from this port to Philadelphia, to the fouth-
ward and weftward of the Saltees.

FROM LLOYD'S LIST.
DEAL, OCTOSTR 3.—Arrived and failed for the River feveral
Coafters from the weftward.--Wind S. S. W.
GRAVRSRND, OCTOBER 3.--Paffed by the Walker, Nichols,
from the South Seas; Severus, Way, from Naples ; Lady Nei-
fon, —, from Curacoa; St. Andreas, —, from Stockholm;
Duke of Clarence, Charlton, from Barbadoes ; Pegle4,
from Sicrra Leone • New York, Gofs, from Virgina ; New
Greenwich, Baconfrom St. Andero ; Alert, Hill, from Dant-
skk ; Eliza, Thomas, from Dublin ; Lady St. John, Smith ;
Sir Andrew Hammond, Thomfon ; and Columbine, Barber,

from Jamaica.—Sailed the Eliza Ann, Parlous for India; Ex-
periment, Geary, for Bermuda ; Ritfon, Whipple,. for Wrginia;
Induky, —; and Leith Packet, Johtifon, for Rotterdarg;
William Beckford, Maine, for Africa; Wow Elizabeth, ;
Catharina Margrata, Janke; and Wow Johauna, for
Angtadam.

OFPortlatult. George, Metcalf. Atm Jamall4.
Off Plymouth—.l.o, ,!on, Kerr,-from Jamaica.
At Briftof—James Criftal, —, from Bilhoi.
Off Port fmouth—Orinn, Meyer, from Petcriburgh.
At Larne—George and Kitty, M'Pherfon, from Lcghorn4
At Dublin—Betfey, Moor., from St. Vinc:•nes.
In the Testi—Cora, Hutchinfon, from Baltimore; and.
Miry, Crocker, from New York.
At Leghorn--Bacchus, Davey, from Baltimore.
At Philalelphia—Topfham Beauty Man lon, London.
At Gibraltar—john, Caves from Nem:dile; Perfeyerance,
Haywood; and Cherie. Lane, from London.
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