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London, England, 1802-03-06

.441, INTELLIGENCE.
COCRPIT, WHITEHALL, MARCH s.
Before the molt Noble and Right Hon. the
Lords Commiffioners of Appeals in Prize Caufes. I
Neuftra Senora del Carman y San Antonio yi
Almas, De Oliveira matter. This was a Porn- I
vele veiled, with a cargo, captured by the French
upon the 12th of July, 1796, and recaptured on
the 15th of July, by one of his Majefty's (hips, and
carried into Gibraltar, where the {hip and cargo
was proceeded again(, and the queßion in this
cafe was, Whether this (hip, being w polfeffion of
the enemy twenty.four hours, was not to be court.
dered as a good and lawful prize to the captors ?
or whether the claimants were not entitled to this
property upon the payment of falvage ! It was
contended on the part of the captors, that twenty I
hours poireffion by the enemy did amount to a I
converfion of the property, and that this queftion
did afire in the cafe of the Santa Cruz, in which
cafe the Court condemned the property as good
and lawful prize.
The Court, after hearing the Connfel on behalf
of the claimants, reftor.:l the {hip and cargo on
the payment of one-eighth falvage.

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London, England, 1802-03-06

This day was publiated,
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The Fait Volume of
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THE ART of COOKERY nude eery and re-
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London, England, 1802-03-06

FALMOUTH. MARCH 3.

Arrived the lhip Barzillai, CARDY, to take in
mules and pilchards for St. Chriftopher's; the
brig Gallant Schemer, Show, in 33 days from
Napks ; and the ACtive Ezcife cutter from a
cruise, with the Unity ftnuggling cutter, her
prize.

Sailed the American Blip Fidelity, Wysts, for
London. The Blip Atlas, MUSGROVE, from Lon-
don for Cork, to take conyias for Botany Bay, put
in here, and failed again yetterday.
London, England, 1802-03-06

PLYMOUTH, MARCH 4.

Came in from Torbay the COURAGEOX, of 74
guns, Captain SOTHEBY ; Ousau, of 38 gars,
Capt. PHILLIPS; and la Lea, Capt. AMA, from
London, for Malta.—Sailed the Retain, of 38
guns, Capt. Waws, on a cruife.
London, England, 1802-03-06

Th'.4 day was publiikci, price al. is. boards,
A New Edition, well prirmal in quarto. being the Second, of
A.MEDICAL GLOSSARY, in which the
Words in tba various innate; of Medicine arededuced
lismkt44""itail'irt.fhlPMmtilMt, and
. "PU.4"44,
The Analytical Review for Jan. 17it8 ; Bridal Critic July
1797; Critical RtlfieW, Sept. 17911 ; and Monthly Review for
1797, are uniform 111 their commendations of this Work; they
recommend it u a Publication highly valuable to the learned
and curious, sod at the greateit utility to the Medical Student. i
Printed for Lackington,Allen,and Co. Temple of the Mures,
Flnfburpfspare. 01 whom may be had, put:Mated this day,
in four bow octavo volumes, price al. to,. In ',wards, by the
fame Author A Trantlatiou of Linnmus's Animal Kingdom,
amended and Waged by the improvements and dikoverks of
later Naturally and docittim. The Vegetable and Mineral
Kingdoms, which complete Sir Charles Liumeues celebrated •
Syllaaa Natant, wail IptedilY be gablipled.
London, England, 1802-03-06

PORTSMOUTH, MARCH s.

Baked the Kim u a, of go guns, Capt. deConacv,
to the weftward ; and biARMIS or WRLLISLET
Eaft Indiaman : three !hips, fuppofed to be men of
war, are now beating up to St. Helen's, under a
heavy prefs of fail : yellerday failed his Majefty's
Chips Rasuctas from St. Helen's; the LIM..
Passuoas, for the eaftward ; ATLAS,
RICHARDS, for the Weft Indies; Gaols; a and Ass,
Loves's°, for Limerick; Nam cv and MARY,
CARNITT, and CU lIIRLANDI for London,
both with ordnance flores.—Arrived the Brothers,
HARRINGTON, from Waterford, with butter.—
This day failed the A LTRID brig, for Sunderland.
—Arrived the America, Rousso", from the
United States, with malls for government; Sophia
fchooner, COXHAN, with fruit from the ilk of St.
Michael's, bound to London, with lofs of her bow-
fpit ; Sportfman fchooner, with Sour, &c.
froth Mary' Cosi, with butter from
Waterford; Rifleman, • --14 a hutter, and the
John and Robert, —, with wheat, from aan.
don; alto two floops with (lone from Swanage.
London, England, 1802-09-08

LIVERPOOL, SEPTEMBER 6.

Yefterday evening, figntls were hoifled at Bid-
lion for a a fleet of Ihips, and private firals, on
Mars. R.WALKEIt and Co. ; NEILSON and I IsATH-
cores and Mr. lIINDeS, and London clytcfe (hips'
poles.—There being but little wind, and what there
was unfavourable, none of them got round.
The Boftock, KELLY, and Jamaica, THOMPSON,
failed from Jamaica for this port the 13th July.
The Irlam, RAMSAY, from Barhadoes, failed
the 26th July, in company with the Hope, Wu,
sort, for Brittol.—July 31, at (even P. M. fpoke
the Hopewell, Captain WILLIAMSON, from Bar-
badoes for London ; fhe had 101 l her fore topmaft,
and main top-gallant mall, in a lquail : when they
pallid, the wreck was not quite clear, lat. 25, 17,
long. 59, 50, weil.—Auguft 2, fpoke the (hip Suf-
fex, Captain BoviN, from Antigua eight days,
bound to Liverpool, lat. 29, 38, long. 60, wefl, all
well.—Augult 19, at fix P. M. fpoke the brig
Clyde, J. M4C4Lt. mailer, from St. Lucea for Li-
verpool, out 23 days, all well, lat. 43, 4., long. 44.,
30, well. The brig Clyde, fpoke the fhip la Fa-
vourite, of Liverpool, on the 12th of Auguft, from
Dominica for Liverpool, all well.

Captain HAYES, of the Tyger, that arrived this
morning froin Jamaica, failed from Old Harbour
the 15th July, on the 18th fpoke the Tr Illy, /skate,
and Thetis, CAM E a ON, off Camaynes, from Jamaica
for London, parted with the Thetis off the Cox-
combs the zst3l ; on zd ult. parted with the Trufty,
lat. 3t, 24, N. long. 78, 8, W. all well ; on the
18th fpoke the Flora, LEWIS, from Jamaica for
this port, lat 44, 36, N. long. 50, 10, W. all well,
who informed him he had fpoke the Apollo, SUM-
MERS, from Jamaica for Briftol ; Captain Sty 1.1-
m zits faid he had fpoke the Jane,' CAM PBELL, from
Jamaica for Liverpool ; and the Sarah, LIGHT-
FOOT, in company. On the zoth was brought to,
by his Majefty's f uip Auttoaa, In company with
the Isis, Admiral GAMBIER, from Europe for
Newfoundland, lat. 45, 56, long. 41, 56, all well ;
on the 23d fpoke the Diana, ROB E RTtON, from
Jamaica for Glafgow, out 35 days, lat. 45, 4.8,
long. 37, 27 ; fame day fpoke the Suffcx, ,
from Antigua for this port, out 35 days ; on the
edge of foundings, fpoke the Telegraph, —,from
New Yolk for this port, out 35 daps, all well. .

Arrived—Barton, Wilfon, from Africa at Barbr.docs; Mer-
cury, Sellar ; and Lancafter, Williams, from ditto at Deme-
rara; Lawrie, Robinfon, from I.ancafter at Hambarg,h ; Sarah,
Gill, from hence at Rotterdam ; and Eitrcla do Mar, —,
from hence at St. Übe's.
London, England, 1802-09-08

That the foildiving perfons prefent 'at this Meeting, ba Of.'
the Committee, viz.—
The Rt Hon. lord Owydir Rcibt‘ Chatilefel,Efq.
The *I Hon.l.ord Sheffield William 'Lane, Erg._
Willbtn Mhford, Efq. Rowland Maltby, Efq. I
Alex, rprbes Galkell, Efq. Robert Bosrall, Efq.
John Gant, Efq. John Chatfield, Efq.
John Henderfon, Efq. Francis Filher, 'Efq.
Meld Rot, Efq. ohn Hall, rat. •
William Chatfield, Efq. John Newland, EN.
Hen., Blunt. Efq. George Adams Eiq.
Williatti Clinton, Efq. William Ridge, Efq.
Peter rittCutfe,Yen.Efq. ohn Peacliey, 'Efq.
Rada*, Efq. obn Otter, Efq.
John Welt* Rfq, sates Alexander Iffq.
Thai. Walker, EA} , Want Tuffiseil, Efq.
And that all Subferibers of fal. and upwards, may attend,
And ha ha* treiete•-and than rive Menhirs be aqaortnv.
That the Thhnhe of this Mader begiven to Lord OWTthlt,
and the tettef then Gehtlimen of the Committee of the Croy-
don Canal, for Ih'elr attention to the Interelta of the prefent
undertaking, by having given-the 'neceirary direr lolls for the
purpofe of takbor %he benefit of the enfultvgleffion of Parlia-
ment, for the profectition of the prdent Plan; and that the
expences attending Inch direekione be repaid out of the prefent
Subfeription.
That there Refolutions be inferted in the fame Papers in
which the prefent Meeting 'was adYertized.
That the Thanks of this Meeting be given to the Chairman
for his condiet In the Chair.

GWYDIR, D. G. C. Chairman.
London, England, 1802-09-08

PRUSSIA

Bantam, AUGUST 21.—The King of Pruflia
has, through urgent necellity, occupied the Bi-
fhoprick of Niedermunfter, to hold itfor the many
finall Powers among( whom it is to be divided.
The day before yetterday, at three o'clock, one
of the houfes where gunpowder is dried was acci-
dentally blown up, with ten or twelve quintals of
powder. Two Men perithed ; one of whom has
left a widow and fa children.
London, England, 1802-09-08

DISTRIBUTION OF PRIZE &lONE Y.

The fhips and regiments who were prefent at
the furrender of Columbo, on the 16th of Febru-
ary, 1796, will be paid on Wednefday, the zzd
inft. at No. 9, New Broad-lireet.
The BONNE CITOYENN El for the capture of El
Vives, and recapture of St. Jofeph, on the 31ft of
December, tioo, in the Mediterranean, will he
paid for El Vives, on Wednefday, the Isth inft.
at No. 9, New Broad-facet.

FROM •LLOYD'S LIST.

DIAL; Carr. 7.—Sailed la Pomone And Itrvolutioonaire
frigates to the Weftward..—Arrived the Merlin Coop of war
from Jamaica, and remains.—Wind N. W.

GRAVISIEND, SIFT. 7.---Paffed by the Elisabeth, Hawes,
from China; Maria Anna, —, and Union, Murphy, from
Cork ; Providence, Clark, from Lifbon ; Rote, Pleppingflall,
(rain St. Vincent's; Thetis, Cameron, aijd Ertintwick, Dryt-
dale, from Jamaica; Hopewell, Williamfon, from Barbadoes ;
Diadem, from Grenada; Dove, Batty, Ann, Wright, and
Almeria, —, from Archangel.—Sailed the Alert, Langley,
fur Leghorn, William, Preflon, for Bremen ; j:lenba, —, for
Rouen; Gratitude,Welth, for Peterfburgh; Jonge Ann, —,
for Calais ; St. Jofeph, Felton, and Ncuftra Senora Del Car-
men, for Tenerife.
London, England, 1802-09-08

ARRIVED.

In the Downs—Alfred, Fortter, from Antigua; and Jamaica,
Thompfon, from Jamaica.
Off Portfmoutbf—Trttfly, Neale, from Jamaica.
At Briftol—UlylTes, Dormer, from St. Vinc( rt's ; ()Mims',
from Antwerp; Union, Carter; and Des Amanos,
from Bilboa.
At Clyde—Margaret, Griffith, from Halifax.
At Dublin—Diana, Purcell; and Phorbc,—, from Lordne.
At Cork—Mary, Norton, front Litbon ; and Lord Nclfcn,
Bateman, from London.
At Newfoundland—William Dent, Farmer, from London.
At Genoa—Favourite, Ballantync, from London.
At Mogadore—Hope, Critcheld, from London.
At Barbadoes, Ark, Reed, from &iltol; and lac of Thanet,
Goodwin, from London. .

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London, England, 1802-09-08

MARGATE, SEPT. 6.

The prices of bathing have been advanced to the
Ladies, from Is. to is. 3d. each ; Gentlemen, if
alone, pay is. ; and gd. if accompanied by a friend..
The hours of bathing arc from fix in the morning
till noon ; from ten till twelvetyerfons of dillinc-
don attend the Bath; Lady HRATHCOTR, Lady
LINDARD• and Lady Asoii, are among the
number. The Duchefs of Nawcasms, and Co-
lonel CRAWFORD, are this feafon at Ramfgate ;
the Duchefs regularly bathes in the fea ; Colonel
CRAWFORD ufes the hot bath, and wt are concern-
ed to add, he continues very

Lieutenant Oasts, of the navy, who was the
projector of the paper balloon, that failed in its
afcenfion on Saturday, came forward and apologif-
ed to the company for the ill fuccefs of his (pecu-
lation. As the company had paid twd shillings
each perfon for admiffion, the keeper of the Hotel
propofed a dance in the Long Room, which was
immediately acceded to by the company. A band
of mu& was loon provided, and about nine Mr.
Term and the accompliihed Mifs BROWN opened
the ball with Sped she Philo. About a dozen
couple followed. The dances were kipt up with
great fpirit till midnight, when • the company de-
parted.
The failing match, which was to have taken
place this day, is put off till to-morrow, in conic•
quence of bad weather. A fudden Roan of
wind and rain fet in about noon. The rain fell in
torrents, attended by thunder and lightning. The
ftorm continued above an hour.
London, England, 1802-12-20

LONDON.

MONDAY, DECEMBER go.
PRICE OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK s
3 per Cent. Coof for opg. 73.
.3 per Cent. Red. 711-08nnium 31 dit
PRICE OF STOCKS ON SATURDAY :

Imp. Ann. ti tt-t6l
le% 5 per Cent. too 991
Eieheq. Bills is. dif pu.
Omnium n, 3 dif.
Conf. for opg. 731 741731
Dvsus,Dscamsza z 6.
Gov. Deb. 31 per C. 83,183 I Gcly• Stock Sr* C^,,,,100 .
Gov. Deb.s pa C. p9#i Grand Can. 6per C. 94, ion
Faxbange—itcf a tot.

„ .
3 pCT CWIL Red. 71. I i
$ per Cent. '777 87 i
$ per C.Ann. zo3ft •
Long Ann. so tt-t 3-16
Itnp. 3 per C. ...

Two Dutch and two Imburgh Mails have ay.
rived fince our la&

' The late earthquake feems to have extended
over the greatefl part of the Ruffian Empire. We
have not, however, heard of any more difaitrous

accidents than thofe before Rated.

If the letters from the Hague be corre4t, the
Cape of Good Hope mull have been delivered up

to the Dutch fome time ago.
According to intelligence from Conitantinople
by the way of Vienna, the Beys in Egypt have de-
feared the Turks in feven different anions, by
which the latter have been lo weakened and re-
duced, that they have been compelled to apply to
the Englilh for aid and protection, to prevent their
being driven out of the country.
Snme French Officers and Commiflioners were
arrived there to regulate the affairs of Commerce,
and the old debts of the merchants ; and alfo to
fettle fome other bufinefs. They were very well
received by the Britilh arrny,who gave them efcorts
to Cairo and the other places to which they in-
tended to go.
'l7►e Mediating Powers have prefented a note to
Barou d'ALetes for, the Deputation of the Em-
pire, acknowledging the receipt of the Definitive
Ceedujum, which they reprefent as fixing, for the
prefent, in an invariable manner, the arrangement
of the Indemnities ; and they call upon the Depu-
tation, to terminate without delay, the objets
which (till remain for its dircuillon. The formal
content of the Emperor is, it appears, not waited
f Moil of the German States have been put in
the civil poffeffion of the Government and reve-
nues of the territories allotted to them, with the
exception, however, of the Eleflor of BAVARIA.
Who is Rill excluded from Palau.

The troubles in the Grifons are not yet appeafed.
Two► thoufand Batavian troops were to embark
fail —,:vk for the Weft Indies,
The departure of the French troops for Louifia-
vl3 has been deferred for a fortnight.
Sr. P 1 TIRSIVR6III Nov. 29.--Yefterday MOM'.
in:; early his Imperial Highnefs the Great Duke
Coms-rwrtma arrived here in perfea health, hay-
i4g travelled all the way from is 13 dsys •
London, England, 1802-12-20

A REPLY to Mr. PLAYFAIR's REFLECTIONS on Mr.
XIRWAN's REFUTATION Of the HITVI*ONIAN THE-
ORY of the EARTH, by Rictaan Ktawate, Efq. LL.D.
F.R.B. wad P.R.I.A. U given in
irHE Pi-lILOSOPHICAL MAGAZINE for
"a• October, Which contains alto the following curious and
important Articles:
L A Reply to Mr. Playfair's Relledions on Mr. Kirwan's
Refutation of the Huttonian Theory of the Earth. By Richard
Kirwan, Efq. LL D. F. R. S. and P. R. I. A.
11. An Illuftration and Confirmation of tome Fads mention-
ed in au Elroy on the primitive State of the Globe. By Richard
Kirwan, Efq. LL. D. F. R. S. and P R.I. A.
111. An Etfay on the Colours obtained from the Metallic
Oxides, and axed by Fufion on different vitreous Bodi. a. By
Alexander Brnillalart, Diretllar of the National Manufadory
of Porcelain at. Sevres, Engineer of Mines, &c.
IV. Memoir an Tubes rendered harro..nious by Hydrogen
Gat. Read before the Society of Phyfics and Natural Hiftory
of Geneva, by G. Delarive, Ex-Prefident of the Royal Society
.of Edinburgh, and Member of the Medical Colleges of Lon-
don and Geneva.
V. On PAinting. By Mr. E. Dayes, Painter.
VI. Extract of a Memoir on Argenta! Mercury. Read be-
fore the French National Inttitute. By C. Cordier, Engineer
of Mina.

VII. Extraa of a Notice read in the French National infti-
tute, on a new Variety of Epidote. By Champeaus and Cra-
ke, Engtneers of MineG.
VIII. Mite on a Variety of carbonated Lime found near Port
Seguin, Department of Vienne. By C. Crallic, Engine. tof
Mines.

IX. Experiments and Obferrationn on certain Stoney and
Metalline Subßance* which it different Times are faid to have
fallen on the Earth; alto on various Kinds of Native Iron. By
Edward Howard, Efq. F. R. S.
X. Confiderations on Dr. Hutton'a 'theory of Rain : read.
before the Alkdian Society, in the &Mon 18,31-2. By Luke
Howard, Efq. F. L. S.
Xi. General Coufideradons On Vegetable Extrads. By C.
London, England, 1802-12-20

RESIDENCE MAR READING.

•
'TO BE LET, Unfurnished, a fpacions
Dwd-
ling-Houfe, In which are five Servant's Atti a, fever heft
14d-chambers, five Dreffing rooms, Study, Breakfaft, and
Dining P.trlour, Drawing•room, an i abu. dint Offic a, a don.
bk Coach-houfe, and ample Stabling, a walled Garden, an
prod-alve Meadow contiguous to the feline, comprifing alto-
gethcr about Ten Acres. Alfo a Furniffied Dwelling-Houfe
in iteading.
Letters addrefed to Hawkes, Reading (poft paid) and no
others, will be anfwercd.
London, England, 1802-12-20

rale the public or the fervid!' of two Gentlemen
this
who are Members. He ap-
,rets Comminon,
tended the belt way to meet Mr. Sheridan
• to whole amendment he meant to agree,
~bjen i
woo be by leaving out the claufe which provides,
„ That in cafe of Appointments by the' Crown.
inch Appointments fhall not vacate the feats of
thole who are Members."
The ATTORNEY-GEN FRAL thought any amend-
ments unnecelfary, as the Bill was only to conti-
nue two years.
Iklr. SHERIDAN did not think leaving out that
dole would be lutficient ; though from the amend-
rot he meant to propofe, it mull be left out as
fuperfitious. Where the nomination, he laid, was
in the Houle, and there was no emolument, he
had no objettion to Members being Commillion-
vs; but where the nomination was in the Crown,
ar,,l profits attached to it, he thought otherwife.
lie, therefore, moved, 66 That in cafe of a vacan-
cy, by non-acceptance or otherwife, his Majetly
fliould be empowered to fill fuch vacancy with per.
fans not being Members of Parliament."
Sir W. PuLIEN EY thanked the Chancellor of
the Exchequer for the candid manner in which he
had given his Arent to the prefent amendment,
and was very glad it was to be adopted, as by that
means one of the moll efrential privileges of the
Houle was preferred inviolate, and the country
would fee that the Right Hon. Gentleman was
actuated in his conduit by Conftitutional princi-
ples. The Bill itfelf, as now amended, he highly
approved.
The Hon. Mr. KINNAIRD expreffed himfelf
happy in the amendment, as the candid declara-
tion of the Right Hon. Gentleman would con-
vince the public, that this was meFely. a, Bill of
Reform. r:s
MT. SHERIDAN'S amendment was then putiand
agreed to, and the other claufe left out. -
The Bill then pallid, and was ordered to be car&
tied to the Lords, by Mr. Alexander, on Monday.
Sir F. BURDETT gave-notice, that having lien
in a Newfpaper an Advertifement, purporting to
have been figned by two Members of that Houle,
John Blackburn, Efq. and Henry Thornton, Efq.
and by other perfons, who are friends of 116.$
Mainwaring, which he thought a violation of the"
pririleges of. that Hoare, he should. on Monday
flake a motion on,the fubjea. He then afked the
Speaker, whether it would be neceffary for thole
Members to have notice girds to be in their places ?
The SPEAKER Paid, he apprehended no other
notice was neceffary thin that now given, and, if
the Hon. Members were not in their places, and
the motion was agreed to, they would be ordered
to attend on a future day.
The other Orders of the Day were then read
and deferred.—Adjourned to Monday.
London, England, 1802-12-20

. - .
ARSAGE TO AND FROM HAVIE.,
'THE tAR,FERET, a Urge Cutter,. Mr. Joists
-1- Hssagon Muter, fitted op for the accommodation of
Pafeelers. Diving a edinmodioui Cabin, with Thirteen Beds,
and will admit of Carriers ban, put under deck, will fail In
tutu,. from 3oatbantiton to Havre every. Thurfilay, and
tetra front the poe (pc tySaturday following, for Southampton,
1 ...For pike br frOgbt be pleared to apply to the Malta on
word, or to C.strin $0.4, Weft Gate-ftriet; co at
,tee Vise inn,
fps. B. The Ma (pasta both Englith and French.
POONTAW INN, PoltrsMotrnii. a
FIELDING returns her mon grateful Thanks
la• to let outheroosPtiesda and the Public in general, for
the many Faiours eonfeired on her late Hufband. and begs to '
inform them. the means to Continge Dolluerv,_, to Paironize
which, file folklts the Payout of the NObility, Gentry, Gentle-
men Traveller", Ond her Friends hi lateral, whit!' will be her
itt.dy to merit.
N. B. A Coach to and from Landon every Doy.«—Neat P ft
Chalk.
All PerfOnt who have any Halms nn the aboye, are deired
to deliver them, and dude who are indebted, are requefted to
dikkarge than.

DIED.
Sunday fe'nnight, feddettly, at his houfe in Brydges-ftreet.
Covent-garden, Mt. Nixon, copper-plate printer, aged 67 years.
At Tillygrcig, on the 4th init. Alex. Dyce, Efq of Tillygreig,
in his sods year.
At his haute in St. Andrevestquare, Edin: urgh, on,the 7th
init. Mr. James Stuart. writer, in his 85th year.
At his houfe, ssth Nov. Robert Jeffrey, Efq. ef Knoekereur.
At Bombay, td May left, Captain David 13z ace, of the Hon.
Eaft India Company's ferviee.
At Nairn. on the tft infant, Mifs Henrietta Greg, fecond
daughter of Mr. George Orelg.
On his palEuge from the Weft Indies, Mt. George William-
fon, of Letubeg, but latterly. of Kinglln, Jamaica, merchant.
In Rots, Mrs. Keogh, wife of Thus, Keogh, jun. Efq.
On the pth infant, at Cafino, near Milltown, Do art Em-
met, for may years State Phydeian, Ireland.
At Newport, County of Tipperary, the Rev. Edward Butler,
P. P. of Salty-head, in that County.
°u tile zothinftant, in the 25th yeat of her age, Mills Emma
Caroline Adlam, youngeß daughter of I.icutenant-Colonel
Adlam, of Me Majefty's Marine Forces.
Tuefday Taft, at Cantbetweil, Mrs. Dodd, wife of the Rev.
Richard Dodd, Rector of Cowley, Midcllefez.
At amlfea, Mrs. Phillip Burrard.
On the 28th ult. Mifs Hay, daughter ef the Rev. George H
Drummond, fon of Robert, late Archbilhop of York.
Suddenly, on the 28th nit. in the 74th year of hi. age, the
Rev. Wilfred Clark, of Standing Stone; ao years the very roe
tpedlable vicar of Wigton; beloved and teemed by all who
knew him. He had officiated in his past& church that day, both
is; the morning and evening fereiee, and was walking to Moorth-
wake, a place in the neighbourhood, to baptize a child, when,
meeting a young woman, he complained of &Lad
As, and re-
"'ct' her tole: him inn upon her Smolder; but at the mo-
ment Ste was offering him the repeited (moron, be fell down
soul itittandy
London, England, 1802-12-20

DOVER, DECEMBER 18.

This morning arrived from Fluffiing, in perfeet
fafety, the DUCH a ss OF You paffage veffel, Capt.
Isa,Ac WATSON, belonging to this port, which, in
the early part of laft week, was fuppofed to have
foundered on the French coati. The report of her
lofs originally came from Calais, but it is difficUlt
to conceive for what purpofe it was fabricated,
unlefs it was intended to balance the account of
the lofs of the French packet at this place about a
month fence. _ _

The few unfortunate Dutchmen who were lately
Paved from a wreck on this coaft, have not, there-
fore, as was reported, experienced a fecond fhip.
wreck.
London, England, 1802-12-20

FROM LLOYD's LIST.

DEAL, DECEMIER to.—Sailed through the Downs fevcra
olnward bound veffels.—Wind N. W.
Gaavassun, DiCRAIBER r 9 the Mineral Spring,
Ford, for Barcelona; Juno, Clarkfon, for Grenada; Primmer.,
Ben, for Hamburgh; Retrieve, Chater, for Bremen; Cygnet,
Flfher; and Purfuit, Roberts, for Jamaica; Refolu•ion, Mor-
ris, for Waterford; Hope, Perry„ for Rotterdam; Recovery,
Richards; and Roffer, Weidman, for Dunkirk ; New Draper,
Hughes, for Newry►; Jutfrow Catharina, --; Vrow Aim°.
.; and Juffrow ALigal, Viler, for Andcrdam.
le

•
The Spanilh frigate Juno, of 34 guns, having on board one
hundred thoufand dollars, was loft on her paffage from Porto
Rico to Cadiz. On the zath of Odtober, the Favourite i
Ichooner, Pourland, from Madeira, for Bofton, fell in with
the Juno, in lat. 36.40. long. 67. 16. Her Captain, Don Juan
Ignacio Boftillos, informed Mr. Pourland that the was in great
dards, and that the water gained fo faft, that their utmoft ex-
ertions were neccffary to keep her free: he, at the fame time,
requefted that the Favourite would continue in company until
he could make land, and receive on board three Officers and
four Marines. Nothing occurred till the 28th, when it blew a
heavy gale from the N. W. when Mr. P. obfervcd fignals for
abandoning the frigate, and for the Favourite to run as near as
potable under her lee. The Spaniards waved their handker-
chiefs, and feemed in the utmoft confufion. At nine o'clock
in the morning the mainnsaft went over her fide, and her fore-
man. fell alternately from fide to We. Every effort was made
by the Favourite to afford her alfiftance, but in vain. A heavy
fog enfued, and continued half an h when it c'eared away
the frigate was no longer to be fem. There were 413 perfons,
including wotnen and children, on board, all of whom perifbed.
The Mary, Tate, from London, for Smyrna, has run foul
of the Penelope frigate in the Downs, and tarried away her
main and mizen malts. ;, v . •
Theliatard, Rowe, from Bernfiable.for %nano:, Islott
sear Rochelle.
The Zeeloft, Vander, from London for Rotterdam, is left
on the cos& of Holland.
( TheTbeone, from Bowden: for London, is loft on
Wilgus.; part sighs arsafaved.
London, England, 1802-12-20

.R---

!WEARIES.

DRURY LAXE.—A Mr. BARCLAY, from the
Margate Theatre, on Saturday, made his firtk
appearance before a London audience, as Orlando,
in Shakefpeare's charming comedy of A. You Like
It. We have rarely witneffed a debut of more
promife, and we err much if pradice will not ren-
dtr him a very creditable acquifition to this Com-
pany. His ading was rnodeft and natural ; and
where' occafion offered, as in she banquet fcene,
and that with hit brother, it poffeffed a fufficient
degree of animation. His voice is pleafing and
tolerably powerful, but his countenance is not
expreflive; moreover, his figure is not good, and his
management •of it is ungraceful.
COY:MT-GARDEN.On Saturday Mr. T. Dia-
ma's-long-ex plted Opera, entitled, Family Quar-
rel:, made its if appearance under rather unfa.
vourable aufpices.—The following are the charac-
ters of the piece, and a brief (ketch of its plot

CHARACTERS._

Sir Peppercorn Crabftlcl
Squirt Foxglove -
Muntroont
, Argus
Mr. Supplejack -
Charles Supplejack

Mr. MUNDIN
Mr. INcLgoom
Mr. Emmer
Mr. BLA NCTIARD
Mr. Slum()Ks

Proteus FAWCETT
Landlord, Huntfmen, Sportfmen, Anglers, Pottillion, Oftlira
Servants, Ste.

Mitt CMAPI4AR
MiSs WADDT
Signora Sroaact
London, England, 1802-12-20

-via

' CORN MARZE7I

MAR 114.11112,. Dieltlegft 20.
We were extremely well fupplied with every
fort of Grain to.day from Effez—The belt Wheats
appear to fupport their let prices, while the
inferior qualities go off uncommonly heavy.—
Primeft tarley and good Malt are nearly unaltered.
—Oats are full is. lower, and a dull tale at that
.reduaion.—Hog Peas and Boilert are cheaper.--:-
Tick Beans fell fomething better.—For general
information we refer to our currency as under:
Englifh Wheat, per qr. 486.545.
Superfine 595.
Fine Dantzic Wheat, sos. 565.
Rye, 345. 38s.
Barley, 24.1. 265. (Very Fine) 273.
Malt, 445. 48s.
Oats, 255. 225. 2.55.
Herfe Beans, New. 325. 355.
Tick Beans, New, 28s. 31$. Old, 325. 345.
" Hog Ptafe, 38$. 4os. 415.
Boilers, New 345. 425.

Carraway Seed, 365. to vs. per cwt. •
Coriander, 283. to 308. per cwt.
Canary, gos. to 965. per qr.
Rape Seed, 341. to 361. per laft. •
Flour, 453.503. per rack.
raw," Tin LONDON OARRTTE SATURDAY, DRCLINSER 18.
Aver,price of Corn in England and Wales, front the Rs
turns ending the 1 ith of December, tBo2.
Wheat. Rye. Barley. Oats. Beans. Peafe.
s. d. s. d. s. d. s. d. s. d s d.
38 a 38 4 26 9 20 7 35 7 39 11
Theaverage Price of Sugar, computed from the Returns
anulein the week ending the isth of Detetnkr,.is 345. aid. per
hundred weight.
Lamas OF GRAIN, AT fltlt MOLLOWINO NIARICETIL
BASINGSTOZtrAirkett 50/ od to 60i od per Quarter.
Barley . sts od to 245 6d I Beans 33$ od to 39$ od
ats
O -20 s al to 23s od Peale cos od to 39s ted
M.smenns.to.-.—Witeat 33, od to 62s od per quarter.
tar* 245 od to 26s od I Beans 343 cd to 38s od
Oats ars od to 15s od Peale 444 od to 46s od
Ntwavast,Wheat, 425. od. to 6os. od. per Quarter. .
Barley nos .od to 235 od I Beans 3os od to 38s od
Oats 175 6d to 245 od Peafe 35s od to 383 od
Hatts.2Y.-1.1/iteat 431 od to 63s od per Quarter.
Barley . 'its 'al to up 6d I Beans 341 od to 4os od
Oats 26s dd to 469 od Peafe 401 od to 445 od
Reittunn.....Whttt 431. od. to 6.5. 6d. per Quarter.
Barley 2ts od to 253 od I Beans 28. od to 38s od
Oats' od 251 od Peale 37s od to 42s od
- At Warmintter Market, on Saturday laPt, the
• prices of Britifh Corn were as follow : Wheat,
by the qparter, 21. 12$. to 21. I6S. Barley, 11. 2s.
114 p. pats, 11. to 11. 2s. Beans, tl. 16s. to 21. 2s.

NAUTICAL INTE4e4GBNCE:

'; -77
•• • . .RLWOUTH, aCEMBEIL a.
Yefierday failed the `BITTiall, of r 6 guns, Capt.
Coaarr, to the eaftvtard ; the Hutursit, of 18
Wins, Captain IttociviaLD ; the PETERILLI of 18
guns, Capt. LAMBORN, .both for Cork, for volun-
teer feamen ; the Swan,. of and from Great Yar-
mouth, Capt. Botrtia. xv, for Naples, with bale-
goodsl; the Elizabeth, Captain HAROLD, from
Bouidelux, for Rotterdam, with wine ; the Lord
Nelfon, of Prymouth, Capt. Vava Boa, for Jamaica,
with fundvics ; and the EAGLE and BUST cutters,
an a cruife.

Came in the Dove, of Weymouth, Capt.Davas,
from London, to load victualling ftores, for Lon-
don.—The ()luau, of 38 guns, Capt. PHILLIPS;
and the GLENMOILS, of 36 guns, are 'gone up
Hamoaze to be paid off.
London, England, 1802-10-12

ARRIVED

•In the DoVrnsd—Havre, !VP. Net. from Leghorn ; Rofe;
kinfon ; and Ifabella, Thompfon, from Antigua; 'wan, • Lock-
hart, from Demarara ; New Brunfwiek, Bredett ; Ocean, Bell;
and Mary Ann, Knowles, froth Jamaica.
In the Creeka—Little Ben, POtts, from Palerfno.
Off Falmouth—Richmcnd, Reid, from Virginia:
At Briftol—Charles, Hannand, from Jamaica.
At Liverpool—Prudence, Bell, from Charlefton ; Vixen,
Andrews, from Savannah; James, Leary, from Jamaica; and
Lively Lars,. from Virginia.
At Clyde—Jane, Spittall, from Quebec; Pegty. Lane, from
Dentarara 1 Governor Carlton, Minty, from Jamaica; and
Hunter, Rogers, from Bolton.
At Cork—Jenny, M'Carthv, from Martinique ; Harmony,
Pule, froth Qnebec ; and Sufannah, Tullock, from Buurdeaut.
At Limeriel—Goodrich, ---, from Demarara.
At Galway—Lord Hood, Auld, from Martinique.
At•Heivoen--York, .7-i—, from Maryland.
At Amfterdam—Emily, Price., from Porto Cabello.
At Gibraltar—Eclipfe. Henderfon, from London; and
Speedwell. Drew, from Newcaftle.

At Barcelona. Corporation, Jamefon, from London.
At Newfoundland—jiurrows, from Q2ebcc.
At South Carolina—John and James, Lindegreens front
Lbndon.

At Bermnda—.William, Cobotn, from London.
At New York—Walker, Clark, from Liverpool.
At New Preyhlence-i—Yrincefs Elizabeth, from London.
At Trinidad—Crefetnt, Tucker; and Lady Hobart, Little,
frbin Africa.

At Virginia.-pDOrret; Harwell, from, Poole: and Vietory;
Burrell, front Lilbon.
Off Dover—Waal Sieman, Gardner, from Bakitnore.
At Vtgo-g7Lark, 'Hatton, from Newfoundland. . •
At Brelt—Friebdi, Maxwt.ll, from Peteriburgh.
At Baltimore-. Adventure, Jones, from l'rinactad.
At Boftum—John Adamt, Wood, from Livtrpool.
At Halifax—Pomona, from Liverpo. 1.
At Guerafey--Speedwell, --, from Virgin
At Dublin—Bryan, Martin, from Antigua.
At Mdgadore--Ann, Leek, front London.
In the River—Rable Gotandola, ; and Neftor, Maw
dock, from Bilbao. •
London, England, 1802-10-12

'l4'rAuTtci'it iwymrZekvdtl",ll'l-

MAILS THIS DAY.7-WIND S. S. E.
DUC.
.

*RR MD:
i - Dublin,
o Waterford
i French
o Dutch
• Hambur,,,,b
z Lifbon
• • This morning arrived a Mail from-Lifbon, brought to 41-
mouth by the Walfingham Packet, in 6 days.

• . PLYMOUTH, OCTOBER to.
Sailed the DORSET Yatch, Sir ALEXANDER Scnoatanto,
for Dublin; and the AGGRESSOR Lieut. THOMPSON.
for Portfmoutb. Remain In the Sound l'Oistara, of 36 guns
Captain l'imu es.

DOVER, OCT. so.
•
•
Veßerday about eleven o'clock, the Bonaparte parate *rife),
of Dieppe, from Brighton, arrived here, having Truck on a
rock near Brighton; but happily got off fare. • She had Mr.
Impey, Mr. Saunders, M'r. Hill. and z 7 other paffengers on
board. • When this vrffel left Dieppe, no news had arrived of
General ANDRROSSI'S having lett Paris, but he was expeeted
to fet out every day. It :ing blown hard to north and north-
welt, no arrivals from Cal. b,—nothing can get out —Sailed
the Auckland racket, Capt. HA mains!), with a mail ; and Mr.
Holmes, J Paul, Lion, Worms, J. Pritchard, A. Goutard, It.
Farrier, I'. Pratt, Mr. Gorman and family, Mrs. Moire, P.
Cockes, G. Worrell, Efq. E. S. Biggs, Julia Hutchinfon, jun.
Baron de Buffiche, William Smith, and 'l'. Bingley. Arrived
In town, Mrs Knox, Capt in Monk, Mifs Hare, Mr. Fox, J.
Cnazyele Corfeir, and Chattel 14ambert.' They will fail for
CaLti next tide, with Capt. SHARP, in the Venus, if weather
permits.
London, England, 1802-10-12

FROM LLOYD's LIST.

DEAL. Ocr. r t.—Remain in the Downs the 'hips as per
10.—Wind S. W.

GRAVI::SIEND„Oct. r.—Paitcd hy the Attempt, Spain,
from Trnidad; Northumberland, I,Ve.he, front Jamaica; and
Jeannie, from Dantzie.—Sailed the Salamander, Jame-
fon, for Africa; Mercury, Miller, for Clurldlon; Crown
Prince, Frederick Paulfon, for Norway; and Reyfer,
for Antwerp.
London, England, 1805-07-19

DIEAStS of the URETHRA and Certain COMPLAINTS.

As foie Proprietor of DA RAN% celebrated metli•
&eared Bougies and Remedies, Mr. DUFOUR informs the
Public. that he may as ufual be confelted daily from 9 to 3, at his
tirade, No. 54, Frith-ftreet, Soho, on Ceies of Strietures, aiitruc-
titan, Meets, fec. &e. as well as Debility, and every difor.ler where
fecrezy h fo effential a requifite, that Mr Dufour has ',turf& .1 a
fpacious bottle, that every Patient may be introduced in a frparate
apartment. Mr D. has for many years confined himfelf to that
department of Surgery, and from extenfive praaiee, and the nsoft
nattering fucccfs, he is enabled to offer a method of cure, mild,
efficacious, requiring no confmcnicur or rcltralnt, in diet; a.al
which presents a rclapfe. Perfons in the country Rating their tarsi
fatty, in a !sties., enclofing a one or a two pound ri,.re, wit! have
prayer reniedi-s fent to the amount. For the various fymptoms,
&c. fee Mr Dufour's Treadle on the above complaints, prier as.
6d. the sth edition—to he bad of j Callow, Crown-court, Soho ;
AD:twat, Exeter Change, and of the Author.
_
London, England, 1805-07-19

MARX-LANE.

coax asCuAKIIY. JULY t 9.
Our frefh imports of Wheat this day are few, but
the foreign on band, of feeond and inferior quality.'
is confiderable—Fine famples reach a further ad-
vance, and other qualities dull of fale—Barley is is,
thort fupply ; the few &Iles made are rather dearer,
as are good White Peas—Yet almoft without Rape-
feed—But few Oat arrivals to-day, and this article
remains at high prices.—Sales of Flour at full ss. per
quarter advance fence Monday; other articles have
little variation.

GENERAL. CURRENCY AS UNDER.
Wheat, 545. 7cos- 954. per or. Grey Peak es,. to 461.
Fine Ditto, lOU. tam od. Beans, 465. 3 as.
Rye. 465. 52.. ad. Tick Ditto 4sl. 48s. 04
Ilrieft3B‘ 44s- od. Oats, 275. 331. 345.
Malt, Fos. 765. od. Poland ditto 35t. 37$ E
White Peale, sot. sp. od. Rape Seed, 005. ocs.
PRICE OF FLOUR.
Fiat Flour Sp. to 905. &moods Bo& to 80. per lack.
London, England, 1805-07-19

THE SILVER MIVERS, FROM BOHEMIA

LIAD the honour of Performing before his Majefty,
11 :nil the Royal Family, at Windfor and at Frogmore ; brfore
hi, Royal HighnefsPrinceWilliam Frederick of Gloucetter, before
Inc Gr.cc Cie Duke of Marlborough, at Blenheim Houle; alfo,
lkforc the nuke. of 13u:et:ugh, the Earl of Mr: 2n3 a great
part 01 the No',i,ity and Gentry, with gr at andanfe ; beg leave
to acqo..int the 4obility and Gentry Ice. that they arc *raved in
Loodin, and will attend to perform Vocal and Inftrumental
klofic, at any private Concert.
Their addrrfs at Marra. Cramer and Key, Mufical Whit-
man Makers, No. 2, all Mall.
London, England, 1805-07-26

Sentence of Death was then folemnly pronounced!
and returned the Prifoner to gaol, and lodged in a cell
The unhappy crimio:tl was attended by the Rev.
Mr. Marlit, n wi,h the moll conllant rtenkion ; nor
had this Gentleman the mortification to fuppofe that
his derr..ut I4bours were unavailing or mif-fpent ; for,
contrary to general expeftation, his exhortations were
fuccefetul in c tiling to a Rate of repentance a fellow
creature, whole manifold depravities had been nni-
verla.ly accepted as an earneft of impiety in the hour
of death.

On 'l't•efday the Ptifnner received his death war-
rant with becoming fubmillion to the decree of of-
fended juftice--and Wednef,!ay morning was ap-
pninted for the fentence to be carried into execution,
which accordingly took place on that day.
London, England, 1805-07-26

.
BLACKWALL,TUURSTSAY, JULY 2i. 180.5.
THE Committee for improving the Port of 1.."11
don, having ken a very erroneous account pubfillted of the
accident which bvppentd yelierday, to the %cods at the Blackwell
end of the Canal, in the lilt of Dogs, were induced to take an im-
mediate furvey of the works,and to enter into an inveftigation of
the circumftances attending the 'ame. from which they find that
the excavation between the external wing walla :tome to toe coffee
dim. having been nearly completed, the pi aloe of the tide at high
water caufed its giving way, as well as the preventer dam, carry-
ing with it part of the wing wads; but from the precaution, alway,
taken during the riling of the tide. no oth. r Accident happened,
nor was any life loft. or perfonal injury inflamed. The (hating of
the gates at the Limehoufe end of the Canal Lcured tha: part of
the works from any damage, and the Committee have the fads
faaicn to end, after a minute enquiry every precaution had been
taken that ability se prudence could die.ate. and that the accident
was entirely unavoidable THOMAS SKINNER,
Alderman, and Chairman of the Committee for
improving the Port of London.

NEW sourH WALES.

SYDNEY GAZt.TTES TO JANUARY 13.

SYDWIY, Nov. 26.—8 y accounts brought by the
Refource from King's Town, we are ferry to learn
that by one or two petfons of reftlefs and abandoned
character, feveral others had been perfuaded to elope
from the fettlement, and rattly commit themfelves to
the infurmountable dangers of the woods. It ',my
fortunately happened, howtver, that their flight was
tittle more than momentary ; for immedtite informa-
tion being rendered to the Commandant, a party of
the military was difpatched in purfuit of the fugi-
tives, accompanied by feveral natives, whofe fupe.
rior ecanoare in traverfing the wild very Coati
brought the rcfearch to a conclnfion, and fnatehed
the rafh adventurers from future peril. We are lorry
to annex, that among the number was Field, who'
fome time ago accompanied Johnfon in his fatal and
weak attempt to efcape from the Colony in a boat
belonging to Serjeant Day, and who was of three the
only furvivor, his unfortunate companions having,
been murdered by the natives, and himfelf defperately
wounded.
London, England, 1805-07-26

WEST I.VDIES.

KINGSTON (JAMAICA), JUNE ll.—Yeßerday ?nest-
ning his Majelly'% pa,:ket Peincefs Angstlla, Captain
THOMPSON, failed from Purt Royal, with a mail for
Great Britain, The palfengers in the packet ate :
Williams Refs, E(. (his Mayfly's Attorney Gowan and
Lady; Major Campbell, of the I B.h Regiment; John WA,
and Robert Smyth, W4s ; Doctor Meusies, Rev. pith, Ca
tin M•Ksnaie, Efq. of Clarendon, and Mr. Hamilton.
M. G 0. Head quarters, Spool& Town, June e.
His Essalsoey the Commanact in Chief being defirous to pro•
mote the agricultural intereits of the country in every way 'mo-
rdent with tue public fervice.
One white man from the foot militia is to be permitted to re-
main on every fugar p'antation.
It is bis Excellency's intention that leave of abfenec be given to
the molt afefulclaffes of men.
Such perfuns are, however, to hold themfelves in readinefs for
a, Live fervice at the ihorteft notice.
Ths duties of the troops of honk admit of no diminution of
their members at prefect. J. SHAND, A3j. Gen.
London, England, 1805-05-13

NORTON ST. PI111.11), SOMERSETSHIRE.
TO RE SOLD To THE BEST BIDDER,
ttlifuant to an Order of Hit ArtijcSy% Court of Etchcimcr,Made
in a Cattrc Ihe King agaiiilt johtillotte," on Thurfday the
1 ,th day of loneetßel. at TR rive of tla. Cinch at lionn. at •he
iescl.equer Other. in the Inner Temple, London, facture Abci
Aloyfey, PI Deputy Renumbrancer of the raid Court,
ALarge FREEHOLD RIES.SUAGE or MEL-
LING HOUSE, divided into two Houfes, wr•la a large
Barn, Stable. Carden. and a Paddock adjoining, containing in the
whole about Three Quarters of an Acre, now in the occupation of
Franeis Tovey, as tenant at will, anal is ilea-ably Smite on tile
high road from Salift-ury to Bath, and within five miles cf the
latter place; iv furroundeil with a Rone wall, and commands a
view of the Valley of Willer. and the Canal running through it.
For further partiemlars enquire of Mviirs. Knight and lotica,
Solicitors. No. 2, Hare-C. urt Inner Temple, London, or Mr.
Timbrell, Attorney at Law, Trowbridge, Wilts: and printed Par-
jiculars may all'. he bad at tho sign of the lieu; de Li... Norton
the Red Lyon. Woolvertim ; the Fox, Midford; the Taihot, Hun-
gerford, Fartrigh r and the Deorgt , Trawl), idge.

DORSET -.TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION,
Some time in July or Auguß next. at the King's Head, in Wey-
mouth, funiefs difpulid of by I'rivate Contract, of which due
notice will he given,)
A Li; that capital MANSION HOUSE, 011ites,
.1- and convertica 0 utimikfinge, fituatc a' Warmwell in the fail
comity ; with large walk.] Garden, ftocktd with choice Fruit Trees,
lawn, Home Groninis, Plantriors, Coppices, &c. etc. contain-
ing 76 Acres, 3 Ruods, 5 Perches, now in hand, and to a tenant
at will.

Together with two cligilde CORN and StiFEP FARMS, and
valuable rights of Common, Foch now in the occupation of Mr.
Snook, ai tet.aat at will, confuting of the loner Farm, containing
c 54 Acres. i Rood, 16 Pe:Tiles, and Nell Fa-m, 302 P.cres,
Rood, 17 Perches, of rich watered and dry Meadows, (Attires.
and Arable lauds, with two Cottage., and Gardens
Warmwell is fawned very pleafantly ahorst (even miles from
Weymouth, few:l.lEl.m Dorcheller, and'elcven from Wareham,
with good turnpike P.( ads to each; is within three miles of the
Sea Craft. and the prcmifes cnmprize the greateß part of Wallet-
well—they-arc very compait, abound; *.g with Game, and toge-
ther with the furroonding country yield to no part of Doris:Wake
fur affording 11,1 d (ports. •
Printed particulars will he delivt•red in due time, and a view of
the Premiks may be had by app1;111,: to Mr Snook, the tenant.
Letters. poll paid, will be duly anfwered by Mars Wicheas
and Knight, Mapperton, near Blasselford; or Mr. Bartlett, Atty,
Wareham, Onefet.

^"""-• 1:Mill, an ,1 two other Tenements and Lanai will be In-
Chldal ill the rale.
A good 'l'rout Stream runs through the premika.
London, England, 1805-05-13

MONDAY, MAY 1:3, 1 So, .

NAP?' oilicE, May It, dos.
THE PRINCIPII. OFFICERS and COIIRIS•
-t• SION-SAS sf HIS ALlyfisrn NAPT, ri ha* give

Mclict,

That on Wednefday the 22d of this month, at Ten o'clock
in the Forenoon , Commiffiouer Sir Charics Saxton, Bart.wll ex-
po& to rale, at the Pay Office, in his Majefty's Yard, near Port(
mouth, feveral Lots of Old Stores, conillting of
Old Canvas in Paper Stuff Ohl junk in Shakings
Colours with Tabling Rope in Paper Stuff
junk in Paper Stuff Lathing, Rounding,
Old Hemp Rubbiih, White Ocbam, Sec.
And his Maj-fly's &lop Brifle.
All lying at the Lid Yard, where any Perfonswiihing to become
purehafers may have the liberty of viewing the fame during the
common working hours of the Yard, until thcday of tale..
Inventories and Conditions of Sale may be had here, and at the
Yard.
London, England, 1805-05-13

SOON will be DISPOSED OF, a Capital and
very defirahle MODERN RESIDENCE, fit for a regular
cflablifhntrnt, flitted from Five toTtn :noufand Pounds a year,
with a NIANDR, and from about aoo to taco ams cif rich,
healthy, zu:d dry arable and paiture Freehold Larol tuuniLthe:
Houle, emnuanding beautiful Sea and Land Vows, fituate
between bp and 90 miles South-Weft from London. If very. much
deEred a Manor and well-wooded Eftate, about 2000 acres more,
near it, may be added. kniquire of Mr. F. Webb, Sallibury.
London, England, 1805-05-13

Frsm elm LONDON GAZETTE, May it.

At the Court at the queen's Palace, the 9th of May. t Sos, (serene
the King's Molt Excellent Majefty in Cassell
This day his Majefty in Council having ordered the Council
Book to be laid before him, the name of Henry Vikount Meltilk
was crated from the lift of Privy Councillors.
London, England, 1805-07-17

AN ENTIRE NEW WORE.

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T.) be completed in
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Forming two large handfome Volumes in Quarto, of
'THE EDINBuRGH MEDICAL and PHY-
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Therapeutics, Surgery, Midwifery, Pharmacy, Materia Bledica,
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prJcnt improved State of Medical Science ; but alto a copious
Accouva of Infea:,.s and their Treatment, agreeably to the Doc-
trine, of Cullen, Nloneu, Hunter, Fordyce, Gregory, Denman.
and Jther mode 11 Teachers in Edinburgh and
London. To which is added, a copious GlulTary of obkilmc Terms.
By ROBERT MORRIS, M. D.
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Edinburgh: for Bell and Brad:we, and Mundell and
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London, England, 1805-07-17

COURT OF CHANCERY.

Yeflerday the great cadre between the Earl of Er-
roll and his brother-in law the Rev. Mr. Hoiwell
Carr, was determined in the Court of Chancery.
By the wiil of the teftator, Sir W. Carr, no one
yv,fleflina the title of Earl of Erroll was to retain pa-
. zz
idiron of the eltate of Etall, in Northumberland.—
'When the linnourableW.Carr, the prefent Earl, foe-
eceded to the title in 1795, the eltate in queflion de-
volved to his filler, Lady Charlotte Holwill, who,
with her hufband, took the name and arms of Carr ;
but to prevent litigation and difputes, Lady Char-
lotte divided the income sif the ettate with Lord Er-
roll. On her death in 'Sot, her right devolried to
her infant Nn, when the prefent cnnteft commenced.
By the decifion of the Court of King's Bench, con-
firmed yetterday by theCnurt of Chancery, Mr. Carr's
child is deemed to be in immediate polliffion, and on
his attaining the age of t wenty one, will be entitled of
a great accumulated fortune, and by cutting off
the entail will be empowered to keep poffeffion of the
elta..e, on succeeding to the Earldom of Erroll.