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London, England, 1802-01-16

Thh day was-pnbtlfhed,
11i two volumes, pace tm. In boards.
THE PRACTICAL PHILOSOPHY of SO-
CIAL LIFE; -or, the Art of converging with Mem At-
ter the German of ba;on Kmae. By P. WILL, .
Minliter of the Reformed Garman Congregatioo in the. Savoy.
Printed for T. CadeUdun. and W. Davies, Strand.
London, England, 1802-01-16

MEDICAL THEATRE,
ST. BARTHOLOMEW'S HOSPITAL
THE SPRING COURSES cif LECTURES
-IL will begin at this Theatre in the following Order :
On the Theory and Pradtice of Medicine, by Dr. RonetTs
and Dr. Powsz.L.
Cfiniut Ledtures on feket Cafes occurring in the Hofpital,
will be ocesionally given by Dr. ROBERTI.
• On Anatomy and Phyliology, by Mr. Aar a NtTIT.
On Comparative Anatomy and Phyliology, by Mr. MaCAll,
On the Theory and Pradice of Surgery, by WARE ItNET v.
On Chemiftry and thebtateria Medico, by Dr. Powt et..
og,Midwifery and the Difeafes of Worn= and Children. by
D. Tim
• • The Anatomical Leducs will begin on Thurfday, Jan. at,
tams at tworo'cloek.
Further Portico/ars may be known by applying to Mr. NI.
AMR., at the Apothecary's Shop, St. Bartholomew's MOW.
London, England, 1802-01-16

BONAPARTE.

This day was publifrei, prke gs. in boards, with a Portrait
by Heath. (cftermed a Raking Likenefs),
THE LIFE of BONAP.IATE, Firlt Conful
of France, from lb Birth to the Peace of Lunerille. To
which is added, an Account of his remarkable Adlions, Re-
plies, Speeches. and Trait, of Character; with Anecdotes of
his different Campaigns, trannated from the French.
Printed for G. and J. Robinfon, Paternofter-row.
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Thi; day was pnbUllied, price 21. 21:to Subfcribrrs , and 21. ass. 6d
to Non-SuMeribrrs. the El& Volume of
RURAL SPORTS'. By W. B. DANIEL.
Embellifhed with Engraving. from Paintings by Stubbs,
Gilpin, Reinagle, Chalon, S. Elmer, &e.
Gentlemen who wit to infore good imprefflons of the Plates,
are requeßed to apply as early a. poillide to the Publiffiers,
MIDI. Burney and Gold, Shoe-Lane, London : or to the
under-mentioned Bookfellers, viz. Mr. White, Fleet-Brea;
Metres. Longman and Rees, Paternoitt-r-row ; yieffrs. Cadell
and Davic4, Strand ; Mr. Robfon,and Mr. Faulder, Bond-greet
Mr. Egerton, Charing-Cmfs; Mr. Payne. Mews-gate Mr.
ScwcU, Combill; and Mr. R ichardfpn, Royal-Exchange ; where
fpetimens of the Plates may be feen, at the Shakelpeare• Gat.
lery, Pall-Mali, and at Meffrs. G. Burnett and Co. Aberdeen.
Cr The Subferibers are refpcelfully informed, that their
Copies arc ready for delivery at' Meffrs. &limey and Gold's,
Shoe-lane.

FRANCE.

• LEGISLATIVE BODY.-21 NIVbSE, (JAN. ic.)
London, England, 1802-01-16

THE CHURCH.

Paffing by the ancient and venerable edifice of
Notre Dante, I we,tt in, and there was not a foul in
it. There are about too wooden chairs, with
Rraw feats, and the place looks a fpacious tennis
court and notwithßanding the concordat recall
of the Clergy, refianations of the Bi!hops, &c. the
churches are very little attended.

A pried, who had been many years in England
as as emigrant, addreffed himfelf to me in good
Englab, by obferv:ng that the churches in Eng-
land looked much better than they did in France.
I diced bim if his flock was numerous? he told'ine
not : but he continued, with an air of triumph,
affuring me that not a woman in France would
confefs to a pried who had taken the oath.
This man who, owing to the clemency of the
prefcnt Government, is but juft returned, is ex-
claiming already again( it, and wilhes to pro-
mote civil difcord,

It is very much the fafhion at Paris to pars for
an emigrant, and many people when not known in
company always do. They with you to fuppoie
they are noble. and perfons who have loft much
by the Revolution ; but the fait is, thy loft no-
thing nor were they emigrants.

There vas a grand entertainment of 40 covers
given at Roberts', the Rellorateur, in the Palais
Royal. All perfons who Lad been in Egypt, and
the enemies to Marrou (not yet arrived in Paris),
were of the party. Generals REGNIER, MURAT,'
bro:her-halaw to BONAPARTE, and M. TALLIER I
were prefent. The ricsr Coasut, is pot plcafed
MEIIOI.I.
I have heard it Rated as a fat, that General
MURAT is to be the 1411 Conful to the Cifalpitte
Republic, and notluctra BONAPARTE, who has
not been at the Thuilleries (nice his return from
Spain. You may :Jure your commercial friend,
there will be no commercial Treaty between France
bind England. •
I am fur prifed at tieing fach trumped-up flories
in your newfpapers refpeeting TaLLuvaawn's ad-
vice to BONAPARTE to feparate from his wife:
whoever fabricated this intelligence, knows very
Little of the charaaer of the Tira Conful. His
cuilora, both in politicaland military affairs, is to
Eden -attentively to his minifiers, and then order:.
The rely perfon in whom he has entire confidences
is hit-Secretary of State, 14.,MaaaT, who made:
in the Thnilletizs, and is Infos* with him. I
wrae again :bon. •• • .

LONDON.
London, England, 1802-03-24

GERMANT.

VIENNA, MARCH s.—The camp to be formed
in the environs of Freiburg, while the Hungarian
Diet is held, will chiefly confifi of regiments which
lie in Bohemia, Moravia, and Nether Hungary.
From Scmlin we hear, that on the 14th of Fe.
bruary a Firman of the Porte was proclaimed at
Belgrade, under the difcharge of cannon,by which
the Paella of Silifiria was appointed Governor of
that citadel. The Aga of the Janiffaries will fill
the fun:lions of Kaimakan, or Deputy, till the Pa-
cha's arrival. This Firman has given birth to much
rejoicing among the Janiffaries; notwithaanding
which, they continue to (*ripply the place with pro.
vifions, and to put it in a state of defence.
The Grand Duke of TUSCANY, it is aid, will
repair to Venice.
An Amhairador from the Batavian Republic is
(portly expected here.

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The French Ambaffador at our Court, after re-
ceiving difpatches from Paris by a co.trier, with
reference to the modification of the new Italian
Republic, held a conference with our Minifry.
RATISBON, MARCH 9.—Notwithflanding it has
been fo confidently alerted that the Baron Von
Huns'. would appear at the Diet as Plenipoten-
tiary of the EMPEROR, it is now faid, with equal
confidence, that he is defined to repair to Peterf:
burgh as Extraordinary Ambaffador at that Court.
His family will fet off from hence for Vienna with-
out delay. A profound filence has hitherto been
obferved with refped to the affair of the indemni-
fications. The Court of Peterlburgh, it is faid, has
been requefied to mediate between the different
opinions entertained on that fubjea. France Teems
averfe to this mediation ; and has lately given the
Empire new affurances of its amicable difpofitions.
London, England, 1802-03-24

TUR gAr.

CONSTANTINOTLF, FED. B.—By letters received
from Egypt, dated the zBth of January, we are
informed, that the Beys who efcaped the murder-
ous and impolitic plan formed again& them, are
now in open arms again(' the Porte. They are
fupported bv numerous adherents, the inhabitants
preferring the Government of the Beys to that
newly inftituted by the Turks; and fence the trea-
chery manifelled by the latter, they are become
more than ever attached to their old mailers. The
GRAND VI zisx is preparing for battle, which will
doubtlefs prove bloody, and'in all probability ter-
minate to his difgrace, for he has little to hope
from the few Englifh who are left in that country,
even were they more partial to him. The Com-
mander at Alexandria has denied the Turks all ac-
cefs to that place ; and our Court is not a little
alarmed in fecret, at the future views of its nevi
allies, but it is not deemed politic to make known
any fort of difpleafure.
London, England, 1802-03-24

Numcnt 4166 3

THEATIM-AOTAIL DIWAY.LANL

TO-MORROW EVENING, March af, dos,
win be revived, in rive Ads, Shakelpeare
WINTER'S TALE.
TM Suet., Decorations, and Dulles. entirely new.
Leontes, Mr. KEMBLE ;
Crrnello, Mr. Powell ; Antigenta, Mr. Dolman;
!nene+, Mr. Raymond; Dion, Mr. Caulfield;
-soLieoes, Mr. BA RRYMORE ; Fluted, Mr. C. KEMBLE.
}turnable, Mrs. SIDDONS.
Perdita. by A YOUNG LADY,
(Being her firß appearance on any Stage.)
Panlina, Mu. POWELL.

To which will be added the Farce of
THE VIRGIN UNMASK'D.
Mn. Bangor' will ad at this Theatre on liatorday.
London, England, 1802-03-24

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FRANCE.

PARIS, 27 VENTOSZ, MARCH 18.

Several papers have publifhed as canes from
t!:.: °Aid panzal different articles which appeared
in our laf number, and which had been copied
f: ern the Bulletin de Paris. This is a new periodi-
cal work-which comes out twice a dec4cle, and
which has only yet advanced to its fecond num-
ber. We took the precaution to mention from
wli;nce we had drawn thefe articles, that it might
be ken that the Editor of the Official Journal was
not anfuerable for them.—Ahniirstr.

The Confervative Senate ha•-_ publilhed a de-
crte, Jeclaring that the funetions of the Tribunate
and of the Legillative Body can be exercifed only
by thofe whole names are inferred in the new filly
and that the eleaions for the three following years
are to take place exaBly in the fame way.
The CHIEF CONSUL, accompanied by Madam
BONA►ARTE, Madame Louis BON•FARTL, and
fome others of his family, this day about twelve
o'clock liked the National Library. He took
particular interefi in examining the medals, among
which thofe of Czfar and Alexander long fired his
attention. He likewife infpelted with great mi-
nutencfs the armour of Henry IV. and amufed
himfelf in branditting his fword.

The ELECTOR of iSay.sate has ordered all the
Foreign Mendicant Monks. found in the Mon.&
tcries of his States, to be lent to their own coun- '
tries, with fifteen florins to bear their charges.
We are aura that the Legiflative Body will
be convoked by the Government on the sth of
April ; that Extraordinary SclEon is to continue
till the zoth of May.

We karn by a private letter from Bourdeaux,
that the theatre de la Gaieti, at that place, has been
entirely defkoyed by fire.

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London, England, 1802-03-24

TO IRON-FOUNDERS.

THE Lancaller Canal Company are ready to
receive Propofals from any Perfun or Pcrfuos who arc
willing to Contract for the delivery of a Qll.tntity of Call: Iron
Rails for a Road about Four Miles in long:b. The Rails arc
to be delivered by the ContraCtors upon tae Itforiis at or nem-
Prellon, in the County of Lancatter. The Specification, with
a Drawing of the Rail's, and any ether information, may to
bad, by applying to Mr. Grvgfon, at the Canal Office, Lau-
tatter; or to Mr. Cartwright, Engineer, P:-‘ll. • .
The Provot.l, mui be ddiver:tt at. the Canal 021,7 e In Lan-
caner, ou or before the 13th of April, doz.
THOMAS NOON.
Polt Odin, Lancafter, March 20, dos.
London, England, 1802-03-24

♦FFAIR3 OP INDIA.

Mr. Joteas Paid, it would be in the reconcetion of the Board
of Controul, that on the 15th of June tat, he had given no-
tice of his Intention to bring forward a motion relative to de
Affairs of India. In confequence of information he had re-
temly received, of tranfaftions too horrible for human ears—
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The fireAxe* called the Hon. Member to order,—lf it was
his intention to give a notice, he must confine himfelf to a
itatement of its objefft...the Houle had found the convenience
of ftrldly adhering to this rule.
Mr. Jot: es gave notice, that on this day fortnight it was
his intention to bring krward a motion on the (object of the
Polygar War in India.
London, England, 1802-03-24

ITALT.

MILAN, MARCH t.—The Prefidcnt MELZI, who
had announced an intention of immediately re-
forming every branch of the Adminiftration, has
in his first ftep found an unforefeen obstacle in the
limits of his power. He has thought it his duty
to render an account to his fellow citizens, and
to reveal to them more clearly than he has hither-
to done, the relations of himfelf and the Republic
with the FIRST CONSUL of France. For this pur-
pole, ME LZI has written to the Conllituted Au-
thorities, through the medium of the ancient Cif-
alpine Minifler of the Interior and of Jußice, and
has at the fame time publithed a circular Letter,
dated the 22d of February, which is thus con-
cluded :

" The Vice-Purulent wilbirg to fatisfy, as far as relates to
hindelf, the impatience of the Public to fee the organization
of the new (Olen; pat in a Rate of activity, charges me to
nuke known, that the delay does not proceed merely from the
indifpenfable neceffity of requiring a precife knowledge of the
affival Rate of affairs, in order to ground upon it with confi-
dence ulterior operations, hat principally from this eircum-
ftance, " that we have not received the appointment of our Mi-
nifters, which our Prefident, Bo ,reft.rves to himfelf."
It is cagy to comprehend, that without Miniffers it is impof-
fible to organize a Miniftry ; and that without an Adminiftra-
don, it is impoffiblo to give affikky to an Adminiftrative Syf-
tem. The proofs whkh our Prefident has given of his zeal for
the profperity and fuecefs of the new order of things which he
has eftabliatd, leaves no room to doubt, that in fpite of the
diftance of place, and other ciroumftanees which have coatri-
buted to the delay, the appointments may be Portly repotted.
(Signed) " PANCALDL"
They write from feveral cities of Romagna, that
quarters are getting ready there for four half bri-
gades of French troops which are expeded. This
has given birth to various conjeaures.
London, England, 1802-03-24

SWITZERLAND.

Bsu, Malmo 3.—ln purfuance of a Decree
bearing date the 6th of February, in which the
fanaioning of the new Conftitution is confided to
the Cantonial Affemblies, Ate Primary Affemblies
are to meet the 18th inftant, to chufe an EleCtor
out of too perfons. Tbefe EleCtors are to :Am-
ble the 33d in the capital of their diftrid, in order
to fix on thole who are eligible to fit in the Canto-
nial Affembly. From thole thus deemed eligible,
the Canton (hall nominate fix, and the Helvetian
Senate five perfons, for forming a Committee, who,
under the fuperintendance of the Prefea, (ball either
accept or rejea the Conftitution, and afro wards
appoint five perfons for framing a Cantonial Con-
Ilitution. As limn as the Conititutions of all the
Cantons (hall be completed, the General Affembly
is to meet, for the purpofe of proceeding to the
definitive elation of the Senate and the Supreme
Court of judicature.
Deputies are continually arriving here from the
country of Valais, who all proteft againft the fepa-
rating of that Canton from the Helvetic Republic.
After receiving the firs who arrived, the Senate
decreed, that all pollible protettion and affillance
Gould be extended to them, and an adtlrefs be
lodged in all the Cantonial archives as a memorial
of patriotiftn.
A decree has been palled by the Senate, tha
the extraordinary contributions for the expences of
the St.tte, and the dire& and Indira impofts to
be brought up by the three Cantons of Schweitz,
Ury, and Unterwald, (ball continue to be appro.
propriated to their own neceffities, and that too,
to the amount of 7:o,ooolivres, Swifs money, and
by way of difcharging the debt of the Central Go-
vernment.

MARCH +—Ten Members of the Senate, namely
CitiZCHS JUNGGAR, KUHN, RUTTIMAN, SCHMIDT,
DOLDIR, FUMY, ANDIRIVERTH, MITTELHOLZER,
Lawru Ea, and PELtis, have protelled againtt the
new Constitution, and fent their proteft to the
French Minider.

Notwithllanding the fupprelion of the diaur-
bances which had broke out in the Italian Cantons,
they %elite from Lugano, that the French Captain
BANSI is arrived there with fume troops, and has
ilfued a proclamation, in which it is thteatcw.d,
that each individual or place that, undo v..hat pre-
text focver, Iball dare to interrupt the publi.:
quility, 111411 be made amenable for his or their
cenclud, and fentenced by a cow: m.O

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London, England, 1802-03-24

HOUSE OF COMMONS.

A MelLige from the Lords informed the Houfe that their
Lortiftsips had agreed to the kith Revenue Bill, the Mutiny
Bill, the Marine Mutiny Bill, the Felon Tranfportation Bill,
and feveral private Bills.
The SECRETARY AT WAR prefunted the Eltimates for the
Militia Services, from the asth of March, iSoa, to the s4th
of May following incluilve.--Ordered to be laid upon the table.
The SECRETARY at WAR raid, that he hoped the Houfe
would permit him tu propofe to vote them tomorrow, in the
Committee of Supply.
Lord BELiatutve brought up the Bill to amend the EleCtion
Treating Ad, which was read a Brit time. Upon the queltion
fur the feeond reading,
Mr. Coast Rated, that if In the eourfe of the prefent Bill
he thould find that it was ncceffary to extend its operation to
Ireland, he ihould move the introdudition of a Claufe to that
draft. The Bill was ordered to be printed, and read a fecond
time on Tueftlay.
The Bill for the Relief of the Merchants of Grenada and
St. Vincent's was, after tome objections on the part of Mr.
Jones, which were anfwered by the Chancellor of the Exche-
quer, read a Brit, and ordered to be read a fecond time on
Tueftlay.
London, England, 1802-03-24

PEDNESDAT, MARCH 24, 180 e.

This day was pobililied, price ei. boards,
SCENES IN WALES ; or, THE MAID OF
LLANGOLF.

By A CLERGYMAN.
London : Primed for R. H. WEVILET, 159, Strand :
R. Hennah, St. Auftc2l, Cornwall; B.C. Collins, Sarum; Cr;.::-
well, Bath ; and Norton, Briftol.

WAR IN ST. DOMINGO.

This day was publiihed, in Three very large Volumes, medium
Svo, illuftrated with as fine Plates, including a Map of St.
Domingo, 3 feet by if, price Two Guineas; or on Royal
Papa, al. u. od.
THE HISTORY, Civil and Commercial, of
the BRITISH COLONIES in the WEST INDIES.

By BRYAN EDWARDS, Efq.
Printed for John Stockdale, Piccadilly.
The Hillary of at. Doming*, in One Vol. eto, on line wove
paper, including the large Map, may be bad &wady, price
as..; Or thc Map alone, price only 24.6 d.

011161kf COMMERCIAL COMMISSIONERS.

N 0.7, Attfiin Friars, Feb. 26, x2cz.
STATEMENTS of INCOME for the TEAR 180 i.
'THE Commercial Commiffiorert fr the City of Lon-
-a- dlol and its Vicinity, do berely give Mete, That in purfuance
of the feveral Adts for granting certain Duties upon Income
hey have appointed their Secretary, 'En oasis' MA11.5 Liq.
to receive Statements of Income for the Year commencing on
the sth day of April, 18°2, and endi.4 on the sth of April,
1,~813, from all Purfons engaged in Trade or Mantsfadture within
the limits of their Jnrifaietion, whole irkome from Trade or
ManufaCture (hall amount to 2004 and upwsrds.•
The Statements are to be fealed up sod aedraed to the raid
Thomas Mariham, Efq. and to be delivered at this Office, where
attendance will be gii.cas to receive thz fame e-e'ry day (Sundays
excepted) from ten o'clock hi the forenoon until four o'clock in
the afternoon. .

Every Perfon bringing a Statement is to receive a Number
at this Office, by which Number he is to receive thc Certificate
of his Affeffment when prepared.
THOMAS MARSHAM, See.
• Tbe extent 1. the jury:GAYA is, tire City .f Limbs, the City
and Liberty tf Wpwinfier, the libreugb f Soltisys•-4, the tessera!
Parifr:: within the esd tte Parifrs if St.
Mary-la-Bumf awe St. Pasisras, and all the Pyryba suitbiss the
Ceuntier of .1111iJ41 x, x, Kent, and Seery, any past soberest
fiat, be fere& within tea wiles of the Extist-gs.
N. B. L'roper Forms, with Blanks, tor making out Statements,
and printed Inftructions for eltimating Income, may be had at
this Oth:c.
London, England, 1802-03-24

WHEN Pruftffinnal Men of education and re-
frogiGhillry deviate from the general fyftent by the ie.
etibon of a readier Branch, the fan:tics of tong continued
Steeds is the belt criterion of roper:corky.
Eight ran have I devoii d ,nv prsdies to the eaclufiee treae•
went of 'II-lEEE PISf bilMikS, and the fuecesful rcfult of
my plan g:ve,, adlltional ari.onr to oppore as far as lam
able the ra-rages of t* en:np!aints which are the molt import-
ant in the a italogue human intrutidea.
Wier init:atkm every branch as an Army Eargee.,n,l
formed a wigi at an early Kraal of Practice to recut.
As front the ignorance of untiducated Men, or the equally dan-
gerous prelphancy of iiener,l Praditiouers.
The THREE lilSOttl/F.ltli, to the cure of which I have do-
votea tov artetnton, eonvrize every fpecies of VENEIOIAL
INV I. CTIIN, whether of a recent or long dumtion.--sdly.
AU kipds DEBILITY, whether selling from the habits of
Schoulboys, or the I zdulecoce of mature age, and Wily that de-
rang,:nw,t the fyftem in Women which is called BARREN.
NESS or STERILITY.

Numerous difeafes 7ie the ref It of ignorance or hafte In tbe
treatment of a fizaple Gonorrhea, and it not untrequesitly hap.
pens that the feeds of Lilt are pelfoned by the indifcretion of ass
unguarded hour. By a fuperior method fuch complaints are
esfily cured, and even where others have failed, I truft that I
may pre!lne to offer a radical re-citabliihruent
Few, however, are the cafes of complicated diftrefs in the
diforder compared with the calamitous lituations of Men,whs
from indelgenze in a SOUTAR Y VICE, or site prevalent Gaie-
ties of a faihinnable Life, acquire that Rate of Debility winch
is the unavoidable confequence of fuch pernicious habits.
Where the unhappy fuill•rer broods over his mifery„ hut care,
fully conceals his inisfonune, it may be fomc confoLition for
him to know, that aitholuM it be an Olga of doubt or uncer-
tainty with other iaraetitiner:, the removal of there DEE!.
CIENCIES by the gradual p rogreft, of Renovation is tbc gcquire
Malt of my expericize. If the rites of Bacchus or Venus haws
begun to reduce manly vig, air, mat anxiety will be prevented
by an early .countera.ition of this languid state, and in thefo
cafes no Iv% at difliculti.7e will o:vir.
But where this Deficieney ha for rears et ifted, a !roper Peg' -
fevenuice is indifpenfibly requl ste to revive the flumbring :park*
of Life, and to lc-animate the Cimiltration.
MARRIED WOY.E wins have long been dr:appointed
in their cepeChitions of a ',amity, 'my be armed, that in nuaft
Influxes fuel, defeAs are curable by Medical Skill.
The SECRECY which is fo aeons' tomy undertaking, and
the („balifications which I have orefunted to (tate, t4ns the
Bails of me Pretenfions, and in coin:We:nee with full this inti-
minim Is eiveri, that Mr may be coniuttedperottally
(or by letter,. int Infing alinall note) at his houfe, No. 29, Arun
del-Rica, Strand, bear Temple-Bar.
'Cheri is an additional entrar.ce in Watcr-ftreet adjoining',
itni die name la on both the doors.
s B. lthatber o: tbc Royal College of Surma&
London, England, 1802-03-24

CURIOUS FRUIT.—i. Two new Currants,
obtained from feed; one red, the other white: they bulk
bring fruit as larg as fome grapes, in bunches ha inches long,
and hang on the trees thicker than th't leaves ; they hire a pe-
culiar bridling of colour, a full-flavoured Levet:refs, and br:iit
poignancy of taite far beyond all others. a. Three new Straw
berries, viz a. The Cherokee, a monitions fruit, o,teu five
Mehra round, and of molt coquille:. Savour; it bears fo abut:-
111,1!Itly, that one role frequently fills a plate. 2. The Paragray,
equal to the former fit every fine property, and comes liter, fo'
as to give a long fuee• Mon. 3. The Crest Modena Hautbois,
the molt dtlicious of the Strawberry tribe, it very high flavour
and wonderful frisparce raife it far above all competition.
Currant tre-s, (tech fort feparat.ly,) fix in a bundle, for
roc 6d. Strawberry plants, (each tart fcpantely,) so in a
bundle, for tos. 6d.
Sold at Crocker's, St. Alkaa's-areet, Par -mall.—No credit
Pay pottage. • '
London, England, 1802-10-30

BdTH, OCTOBER 27.

Adams naad—Her Royal Hijbnds the Duchefs Of York, I
Lord A weir/kart, Right Hon. W. Pitt, Lady Clariffa, Lady
Guife, Lady Say and Sek, Lady Aylmer, Dead of St. Patrick,
Hon. Mrs. Byron, Hon. Mifs Aylmer, Hon. Mifs Twilkton,
Hon. Mr. Dutton, Hon. Captain Upton, Rev. Archdeacon St.
Leger Sir J. Rome, Sir W. Puhney, Sir R. Burton, Colonel
Harwood, Coked Scudamore. Colonel Taylor, Major Meard,
Major Defbrow, Rev. Mr. Hcverdeld, Rev. Mr. and Mrs.
Bartlett, Rev. Mr. Squire, Rev. Mr. !kedge, Rev. Mr. Bed-
ford and Family, Rev. Mr. Whittiegtes, Rev. Mr. Wilklnfon,
Captain lad Mrs. Blanche, Capdhalleoldgh, Captain Lyman,
Captain and Mrs. Payne, Captain Deteber, Captain Bedford,
Captain and Mrs. Rofs,Captain.TpWle, Mr. and Mrs. Lewis,
Mr. and Mrs. Maw, Mr. and Mrs. Madillfon, Mr. and Mrs.
Randall, Mr. and Mrs. Kennedy, Mr. and Mrs. Moore, Mr.
and MrsJ3oldle, Mr. and Mrs.BrosAead, Mr. and Mifs Hunter,
Mrs. and Ma Janus. Mrs. and three Mifs Kelfalls,Mr. Lloyd,
Mr. H. Addington, Mr. Keating, Mr. Sewdon, Mr. Sunder-
fon, Mr. Ibboden, Mr. Culme, Mr. Rochfort, Mr. Norton,
Mr. Warburton, Mr. Tooke, Mr. Holder, Mrs. Mayer, Mn.
Blarney, Mrs. Walker, Ws. Wrim, Mrs. Ingram, Mrs. Tal •
but,, Mrs. Wyldc, Mrs. Adkin, Mrs. Atkins, Mrs. Hafer, Mrs.
Baynes, Mrs. Rotten, Mrs. Conway, Mrs. Reed, Mrs. Drum-
mood, Mrs. Budwortb, two Mifs Daneets, Mifs Hamilton,
Mils Keyes,. Mifs looke, Mlfs Kelley, Mifs Wolf, Mifs
Peery, Mlfs Oldnall, %gulden, Mifs Babington, Mifs
H ant, Mifs Blake, an.
London, England, 1802-12-02

IM RE Point

Tile following very interening CoitiVnanicatioti
as, bit week, made to NV. NV. Bovro*, Efq.
w
Mayor by SAMUEL THORNTON. Efq. M.P.
SIR, London, No:. 23, 1802.
i tight', it my duty to acquaint Ydu, that it is the intention of
Nlajefty's Adminiltration, to bHng in a Bill this Seam
Into P3ril.tMent, for the phrpOre of eltablifhing cet-tain Potts'
at which Goods Mall be admitted Free of the Duty of Cuitoms'
until they arc taken out for Home Conthmption ; and that no
Duty will attach upon them, if they should be re-mtpbeted. As
f;:ppore the Town of Hull will be defirous to partake of this
flyaway, I beg leave to recommend that the three Corpora-
nJas fhould confider whether they can creel the Warehoufes,
that may
be required by the Comtniifioners of Cultovas, con-
tipaus to the 14-w Dock which is to be made; and if inch
ihau:l be their opinion, I could with to be poffeilld of a Me-
mans: to the Lords of the Treafury, Stating this eircumitante,
Ind praying to he admitted to the Warehottfinik Syftem, which
~rllielivcr at a proper time.
I am, With much rellseit, Sii,
Youi faithful and obliged humble Sertaitt,, .
SAMUEL THORNTON.
London, England, 1802-12-02

PLYMOUTH, NOVEMBER 30.

Came in the Theodofia, of Newcaftle, Capt.
HYMERI, from Copenhagen, laden with naval
Bores for the Dock Yard ; the Navigation, of and
from Stockholm, laden with tar for this port;
the Rebecca, of and from Newcaftle, Capt.
PEACOCK, bound to Oporto, laden with coals; and
the Robert and Jane, of and from Jerfey, Capt.
BIRTRAM, laden with cows and cyder. Sailed
the French fhip le Pepelizei Capt. PARRARD, from
Cape Francois, for Havre•de-Grace, laden with
fugar and coffee ; the Gatcombe, of and for Dart-
mouth, Capt, CRANr, from St. John's, Newfound.
land, with fi(h and oil; and the Harmony, Capt.
Wersoiri ; and the Unity, Captain BUNT, both
from Bilboa, for London, with nuts. Came in
the Lady Andover, Capt. &must. HADDON, from
Jamaica, bound to London, laden with ram, fu-
gar, &c. alto about twenty fail of veffels from Ire-
land, wind bound.
London, England, 1802-09-15

RAMSGATE, SEPT. i 4.

The fafhionable lounge, a few evenings fence,'
was at Signiora Morelle's, on Sion Hill. The
amufement was that lady's fcientific performance
on the grand pedal harp, accompanied by an un-,
commonly fine counter tenor voice. A beautiful
overture, and one of Bairn's fongs, were raptu-
ronfly encored. None but fubfcribers were ad-
mitted : the fubfcription ss.
Lord SAY and Slur gives a grand dinner this
day at Broadflairs. DIGNUM will be prefect. In
the evening her Ladyfhip intends having a concert
of vocal and inatumental mufic. Their Graces
of DIVONSHIII9 the Duchefs of MANCHESTEA,
Lord and Lady BESSOROUGH, Lord and Lady
CAILYSFORT, Sir -Cn•acss and Lady Asott.c,
Lord and ,Lady MsLaotraws, Mr. W. •Lamas,
the two Mifs Lamas's, &c. &c. are invited.
Mr. Tooxi, the Ruffian hiliorian, is here.
London, England, 1802-09-15

From the LONDON GAZETTE, Sept.' 14.

DOWNING-STREET. SIFT. 14.

A Difpatch has been received from ALEXANDIR
STRATON, Efq. his Majefty's Charge d'Affaires
at the Ottoman Porte, tranfmitting an Official
Note, delivered to him by the Reis Effendi on
the tsoth of July laft, relative to the Navigation
of the Black Sea, of which the following is a
Copy

TRANSLATION.

Oficial Note delivered by the Reis Effendi to Alexander Stra-
ta*. Efq. at a Conference in his Excellency's Honfe on the
Canal, the syth July,

It behoves the chara&er of true friendfhip and
fincere regard to promote with chearfulnefs all
fuck affairs and objets as may be reciprocally ufe-
ful, and may have a 'rank among the falutary
fruits of thofe Ready bonds of alliance and per-
fed good harmony which happily fubfill between
the Sublime Porte and the Court of Great Britain:
and as permiffion has heretofore been granted for
the Englifh Merchant Ships to navigate in the
Black Sea, for the purpofes of trade, the fame
having been a voluntary trait of his Imperial Ma.
jelly's own gracious heart, as more amply appears
by an official Note, prefented to our Friend the
Englifh Miniller, refiding at the Sublime Porte,
dated 3 Gemaziel, Ahir t2l4—this prefent
‘g Takrir" (Official Note) is ;trued: the Imperial
Ottoman Court, hereby engaging that the fame
treatment fhall be obferved towards the Englifh
Merchant Ships coming to that Sea, as is offer-
ed to the Ships of Powers moll favoured by the
Sublime Porte, on the fcore of that Navigation.
The 23 Rebuil Evvel 1217 (23d July, 18oz.)
ST. JANIS% lIIPT. 8.

Count Sr. M•RrIN DS FRONT having received
new letters of credence from his Malay Vac-
roma EMANUSL, King of Sardinia, giving him
the fame character of Envoy Extraordinary and
Minifter Plenipotentiary from Sardinia, had this
day a private Audience of his Majeay to deliver
his (aid new credentials f

To which he was introduced by the Right Ho.
nourable Lord HAWRISBUIT, his Majelly's Prin-
cipal Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs, and
conduced by Sir STIPHIX COTTRILL, KAt.
Mailer of the Ceremonies.

MILITARY PROMOTIONS.
Consmifflon in the Royal Regiment of Devon and
Cornwall Miners, figned by the Lord Warden
of the Stanneries. Date July 13, itioa.
John Lemon, Efq. to be Lieutenant Colonel Commandant and
ColoneL

ORDIANCI-OFFICE, PEPTA 13.
Royal Regiment of Artillery.
Captain Lieutenant Richard Buckner to be Captain, vice E.
'frelawny, reßigneft; decd September 9, ago. Firft Lieu-
tenant Thmas J. Forbes to be Captain Lieutenant, vice
Buckner; dated as above. Second Lieutenant William
jobafton to be Firft Lieutenant, vice Forbes dated as
above.

FRANCE.
London, England, 1802-09-15

DUBLIN, SEPT. it.

An nnfuccefsful Candidate at the late elatiort
for this city, has already commenced another
canvas, as if a vacancy was foon to be expeeted.
His letter to that effed has been in circulation
fome weeks pall.

STEWART, the comedian, is engaged by the
BeVail Manager to perform fix nights, on very
liberal terms.

Hoimsw has a company in Galway, which has
met with great fuccers.
Mrs. SIDDON S will take with her from this coun-
try a fum little than of good.

A moil extraordinary affair has happened at a
bathing place, near Kilkenny. Above ;3 perfons
who there went into the water, have loft their Tea-
fon, and (hew a wild infanity, their eyes flaring
in their heads. The gentlemen of the faculty,
who have examined them, have ordered revere
exercife as a remedy for their afiliaion. One way
is, the placing them on very uneafy cars, and
driving them fmartly about. It is a very fingular
occurrence, and has aflonithed the people in that
part of the country.
Tuefday,' in the .Recorder's Court, William
Pidgeon and Pat. Kelly were found guilty on the
Vagabond Alt, and fentenced to tranfpnrtation
for feven years. The latter played the cripple,
leading a blind man In well as to excite the corn•
pafrion of Mr. Sheriff CRAVEN, who, on propo-
ling to fend him to the Houfe of Tnduflry, threw
away his crutches, and ran fo as nearly to
efcape the purfuit of the couftables employed to
feize him.

James Finn, Thomas Kearney, and Michael
Kavanagh, part of a defperate gang which in.
felled the different roads of the vicinity, and ca-
pitally indieted for different robberies, have been
apprehended and lodged in Newgate, by the vigi-
lance and activity of Meffrs. SHEE, WILKINSON,
MARSDEN, and HAM s, acting Peace-officers under
the Superintendant Magiftrate.
Monday night, about (even o'clock, a fire broke
out in a houfe near the Exchange, Limerick, which
had been occupied by a number of room-keepers:
for fome time the moll dreadful apprehenfions
were entertained of the fire extending to Bridge-
flreet, but through the praife-worthy exertions of
Mr. WATSON, Agent to the Fire Infurance Corn-
pany, atlilled by a part of the t7th infantry from
the Main Guard, no further injury was fullained
than the deltruition of the furniture, &c. of the
poor room-keepers. We are concerned to add,
that Mr. Warsoa, in his exertions to put a flop
to the above fire, received a fall which has been
attended with a revere contuflon in his face.

Tuefday night the farm-houfe of the widow
BANK:, near Sallinacurta, was burned.down, to-
gether with the furniture, &c. From Amaral cit.
entlahmees there "gat reafoa totelieva that the
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London, England, 1802-01-29

mittrzcia INTALLIGENCL

FALMOUTH, JAN. MS.—This morning arrived
the Dana brig Kleifae Jurgen, Capt.Maartatus
H tonic a so«, with pilchards, from Mounts Bay
for the Mediterranean; the brig Nelly, Captain
Block, atom Guernfey, with cod•filh, for Italy ;
the brig William, Capt. SAMUIL DAVtD, from
Gnernfey for .Pacittow, to lead 01 for Naples;
and the (loop Union, Capt. Low, from Gibraltar,
with fruit, Alai a ;mirage of :5 days. The
Pairctss ELIZAZITII Packet, Capt. KIDD, with
the Mail of the =tit inn. for the Leeward Elands,
and theDu as or Yoas Packet, Capt. DEA KR, with
two Mails of the tath and 15;th MIL for Lilbon,
are am detained by contrary wind.—Wind S. W.

POLTSMOUTH JAM. 28.--Yesterday failed the
Misor atm, of 74 guns, Captain LOUIS, for Chat-
ham, to be paid off; and the CANTSFONT, of 28
guns, Captain Dausimosn, on a cruize (after
fusugglers. This day arrived the SANTA Tutu.
frigate, Capt. CAN rani, from Malta, and is per-
forming quarantine. Sailed the Ra SISTAN ca, of
38 guns, Capt. DIGIT, and Minus*, of ao gun!,
Capt. Goat, to intercept fmugglers. Arrived the
following (loops, Adive, WILLIAMS, front Poole;
Johana, —, from Southampton; and two (loops
from Swanage.
&mauls', Jam. :I.—Arrived from and failed
again for Woolwich, three gun-brigs with drafts
of fearnen.—Yefferday theComoy CRON, of 74guns,1
was landed alongfide the Sheerhulk and had her
malls put in, the is now rigging, and is expeaed
will coon be put in commillion.—Paffed by this af-
ternoon for Stangate Creek, to perform quaran-
tine, the We; touch Lan fchooner, from Malaga
to London, laden with fundrygoods.—.:Wind S.W.

FROM LLOYD'S LIST.

Dtat., Jaic. ii Arrived and faikd for the
River the Ellifon, from Jamaica; and Hope,
Far, from Cadiz. Vimd S. S. W.

GIULTEEINDJII74.2B.—Paft by. the Lionel.NA:“.
from St. Croix; Maria, brow s, from Charlellon ;
Stag, Buttaitt, from St. Michaels; Ceres, Ro-
sser:, from Limerick; and Nais, SDOWDEN, from
amaica.—Sailed the So. Thomas, Rein, for St.
Ifichaels ; Abigail, Jost:, for Faro ; Jonge Cor-
nelius, —, fOr Amilerdam ; anst Vrow Elena,
—, for Rotterdam.
London, England, 1802-01-29

MERCHANTS IN DIPPICUI3IES.
ANY Merchant, or other, in fear of a Bank-
niptcy, may be ailcifed how to avoid it, and may re-
ceive pecuniary alfiftanat, by addreffing a line to Mr. Robin-
foo, at No. 33, FAft-*Peet, Manchefter-fluiro, and may rely on
the ftrideft confidence and fecrecy.
London, England, 1802-03-23

CI.ESIAS riCAL PROMOTIONS.

His 111:j:fly has rrcfcnted the Rev. Dr. John Trotter, Pm.,
felror of lichrew in the Divinity College of St. Andrew's, t•
be Protefror of Church Hiftory in that College, vacant by the
death of Dr. Chart's Wilfun.

1 iis Makily hasaifoprefentedtheßev. Jahn Cook, lkhr.iit-n
of Ka:nanny, to be Profeffor of Hebrew, in the room of Dr.
promit
()Krim", MAR ctt 20.—The Rev. J. White, Tic Prebon.-
sitry of Gloiluitt r, and A rchhi Poop Laud's Profeffor of Arabic:
in this Univerrity, is appointed Regius Prufeiror of Hebr,Av.
and Canon of Chrill Church,in the room of the late Dr. Blayne"
London, England, 1802-03-23

ELECTION TREATING ACT.

Lord BE imenv E role, purfnant to notice,to move
for leave to bring in a Bill to repeal fo much of
the Aft of the feventh of William the Third, as
related to the ditabling perfons from fitting in that
H,,nre who fhould offend againft the laid ;
and to make inure effeetual provilions of
the fame. To the principle of this Bill he did
not fuppofe there could be any objection ; it was
evidently intended to prevent the riot and excefs

w!tich ton generally prevailed at Fleni,T;
prellrve the health and morals of the peopie ;
wac;.ileulated to feenre the frce,lmn and purity of
popular Eltaions. He had at lira intended to pro-
poi': the repeal of this Aa altogether, but from 1.1 r-
tiler contideration, it appeared that the formel 2art
of it was unexceptionable, but that the latt'r was
not fufliciently explicit or effeCtive to anfwer pur-
pole—it was found to have produced many contra -
eliSlory opinion; in the Eleftion Committees of that
lloufe—to guiJe whole decifions, therefore, it was
eTentially n,:eeflary to make come correft arrange-
ment pret ions to the approaching diffolittion of
Parliament. The neceflity for filch a meafure mull
!Je acknowledged by every perfun who recollected
the difgraceful fcenes that had occurred during
the halt eleftion, particularly in the Borough of
Southwark. He felt much pleaftire in reflcaing
on the affiitance the Treating AC derived
fume late decifions in the Courts of Law, whets:
it was determined that the value of articles fur-
' niihed for eleftion purpofes, contrary to the fpirit
of this Aft, was not recoverable by law. This
would ferve, no doubt, to check the Publican's
readinefs to give credit, and, perhaps, in conle-
(pence, to reftrain the Candidate's difoofition
extravagance. After fome further obfervations.
the Noble Lord defcribed the objeC of his propo-
fed Bill to be, that if any perch!) returned to that
Houle fhould, on inveftigation before a Commit-
tee, be convifted of offending againit the provi-
lions of the Treating AC, he should be 4eAared
ineligible to be returned on the new writ ; and
that the fame penalty flit uld, on conviction, at-
tach to the unfuccefsful Candidate alto.—Leave
was given to bring in the Bill.
London, England, 1802-03-23

SUPPLIES.

Mr. VANSITTART laid, that his Right H••n.
Friend, the Chancellor of the EschequeT, being
pi evented, by unavoidable circumilances, from at-
tending in the Houfe that evening, he role to putt.
pone to Wednefday next, the motion refpeeting
certain mifcellaneous fervices which flood for this
day.
Mr. CORRY alto poftponed to Friday next his
motion relative to the Supplies for Ireland, in con-
fequence of the abfence of the Chancellor of the
Exchequer, and from other confederations.
Mr. Rosso:4 requelled to know when the papers
relative to the Supplies alluded to by the Right
Hon. Gentleman were to be laid on the table ?

Mr. CORRY replied, that they would be laid he.
fore the Houfe in due time.—Adjouined.
London, England, 1802-03-23

CITY OF LONDON PETITION.

Mr. AldQrman COMBE prefented a Petition from
the Lord Mayor, Aldermen, and Livery of Lon-
don, in Common Hall a:J.-emitted, (Wing the
grievances full... Ted under, and praying the repeal
of the Income Tax.
On the Motion that this Petition fhould lie on
the Table,
Lord LE role to inquire, whether this Pe-
tition was figned by the Lord Mayor ;Ind the other
perfons whole Petition it put ported to he, as other-
wife in his opinion it could not be received.
The SPEAKER obferved, that the fubjeEl of the
queftion propof:d by the Noble Lord had been
already confidered, and it was decided that a Pe-
tition timilar to that now before the Houfe, was
admiffible, even though not figned in the manner
dercribed by the Noble Lord.
The fignatures to the Petition were read. The
Lord Mayor's name did not appear ; but among
thole annexed to it, we noticed the names of Al-
' dermen Skinner and Boyden, and Melfrs. Travers
and Waithman.

The SPEAKER remarked, that k might be a fa-
tisfadion to the Houle, to know that there were
now on the Table two Petitions which were not
figned by the perfints from whom they profelfed
to come, and yet it was deemed fit, according to
the ufage of the Houk, to receive them.
The Petition was ordered to lie on the Table.
London, England, 1802-03-23

STROMIZES!'z, MARCH T.

Arrived—Wellmorlwid, Smiley, of London, from Leith for
Jamaica • Alexanderankitar, of l'hurfo, from Chriftianfand
for Bdfaft ; Broth( rs;Darrioch ; and Peggy and Ifabella, Allen,
of and from Kirkwall, for Dublin; Good Hope, Miffing, of
and from London, for the cod fining , Hope, Charters, of and
from Leith, for Liveruool ; Raith, Lyons ; William and Ann,
Kelly; and Royal Bounty, Newton, of and from ditto, for
Davis's Straits; and Grizzle, Mastro, of and for Stornoway,
from Aberdeen.

GLASGOW TONTINE LIST.
Ann Philima, Kinnear, is arrived at Grenada, from Norfolk.
Margaret, Brown, at ditto, from the Clyde.
Speculation, Knight, at Demerara, from ditto.
Sifter, Hamilton, at ditto, from ditto.
Duke of Kent, Vatt, at ditto, from Liverpool.
Paragon, --, at ditto, from Cork.
Eglinton, Douglas, at St. Vincent, from Clyde.
London, England, 1802-03-23

LAW INTELLIGLA GE.

COURT OF ADNIIRALTY, Doctor's Co):uow3.

111.1D1Y, 141,111Crl 19.

This day the Right Hon. Sir Wmt.t.tm S NITT
proccedcd to the Adjudication of the following

I.a Madona del Rurft San Spirit Eon, Antono.
pe.lo miCler.--Tht, IVA% A ..pieliion as to demur-
rage and damage the feizor.—lt appeared
that this was a Gr-L k !hip, claimed as belonging
to the Maffer, and other Greeks, fubie4fts of his
Sublime liighnef: the GraitL S:ignior, laden with
a very valuable cargo, confining of oil, filk, cur-
rants, and other merchandize, which was Ali)
claimed as belonging to Tutkifh fubjefts refiding
in Conilantinople, and was bound on a voyage
from l'ati as iu Greece to Amfterdam, but oftenfi.
bly to Hamburg'', and in the profeention of her
voyage was, by fit efs of weather, driven into the
port of Dingle in Ireland, where fhe was feized,
and detained by the Commander of one of his Ma-
jelly's revenue cutters, for the (pace of three
months, before any proceedings wort inflituted
agaii.ll this veal. It further appeared, that by
ftwh detention and proceedings which afterwards
took place in the Admiralty Court of Ireland, the
flip became a perfe& wreck, and the cargo confi-
dtrably damaged, inforntich that a great part of
it was obliged to be thrown away. It was fub-
mined, on the. part of the claimants, that by
this unwarrantahle feizure and detention of the
fhip and cargo, this immenfe lots had arifen to the
owners.

The Court, after very much cenfuring the con-
dut!l of the feiziug officers, pronounced demurrage
to be cto the owners up to the time he inftituted
proceedings againlt the fhip ; and with refpett to
the d.or.,lze done to the (hip, the Court referred it
to the Regifter and Merchants, together with what
compenfattnn was due from Government for the
lots fuftained.

Jonge Cotirad, Mailer.—This was a (hip
laden with a cargo of wine, brandy, and other
articles. The Court in this cafe condemned the
cargo.

Frau Anna Maria, Bering Mafter.—This
Blip was laden with a cargo of wine and brandy.
The Court in this cafe condemned the cargo, it
being clearly proved that it was a voyage from
one enemy's port to another.
Nordftern, Mafter.—The Court reftored
the cargo in this cafe, which confined of honey
and other articles, but allowed the captors the ex
peaces of the further proof.
London, England, 1802-03-23

A NEW NOVEL.
This day was publifind,
In Three Volumes 12M0. Price tot 6d. ►oards.
THE MAN OF FORTITUDE.
By B. FRERE.
Printed for James Wallis, No. 46, Patentofter-row.
The lititifh Critic praifcs this work for h• Style, Sentimer.t,
and 1-..b1e..-The Critical Review declares the Author to be
poireifed of very refpedtable mental abilities—Tee Monthly
itcview of January laft, in a leading article, decms it a fuccefs-
ful imitation of Mrs. Radeliffs manner, &c.
London, England, 1802-03-23

ARRIVED

At Brittol—Alfred, Foßer, from Barbados, ; and Young
Clarks, —, from Curacoal _ _

At Liverpool—Venerable, Lewtas, from Demarara.
At Clydc—Ariadne, johnfon, from Demarara; Thetis Smith,
from Charletton ; Wilfiam, Ramfay; Mary Ann, Walker;
William, Campbell, from Trinidad ; Leander, Stewart, from
Curacoa; and Favourite, M•Gregor, from Jamaica.
At Barbadoei—Ark, Reed; and Hope, Filters, from Brif-
tol; NeUy, Moll ; Duke of York, Burnett ; Barbadocs Planter,
Carter; Berwick, Welch; and Perfcverancc, Windell, from
London; General Battier, Carter; and Tienfon, from
Lancalter ; and Barton, —, from Liverpool.
At Demarara—Comet, —; Cl:dyers ; Sophia,
Alhington; Felicity, M'lver ; and N:lc, tither, from 1 ondon ;
Tobago, Meehan; and Arthur Howe, --,loom Africa;
Sifters, Kitterick ; Csltor, Wilfor: ; Caldicot Cable, Smith;
and Cicero, C.:foible, front Liverpool.
At Trinida —King flon Packet,Chriflie ; Amphirrite,Main;
Leviathan, Price; &trey, Thorley; and Comet. Tate, from
London ; Mercury, —, from Africa ; and Adventure, Jones
from Clyde.
In the Downs—.le.ivc, Millett, from Martinique; and Fz..
vouritc, Lewcllyn, from South Scat.
At Cowes—Aurora Oran, from Charlettown.
At Portfronoth—Severn, Slac kwood, from Waterford; and
1 Mary Ann, Allen, from France.
London, England, 1802-03-23

FROM LLOYD'S LIST.

DIAL, MARCH 11.ArriVCd the Lord Thurlow, Dale,
from the Ealt Indies.—Wind W. S. W. (trolly.
GRAVZSRND, MARCH 11 -.—Paffed by the Favourite,—;
and Butterfworth, Gbfpole, from the South Seas; Jonge Hend.
rick, —, fruit Peteribprgh ; Goodluck, Brown; and Howe,
Lambe, from Merrell; Maria, Belt ; and Triton, Gale, from
Hamburgh. —Sailed the Mehitable, Stevens, for Havre;
Thomas and Mary, Anderfon, for Tortola; Enterprizc, Francis,
for Gibraltar; Role, Jones,for Philadelphia; Criterion, Chace,
for Bolton ; Eliza, Frayer, for Newry ; Endraght, —, for
Roucn ; Vrow Elizabeth, —; and Jonge Frendfcape,
for Rotterdam.
London, England, 1802-03-23

HOUSE OF COMMONS.

Sir Wm. You mil brought up the Report of the Committee
appointed to confider the Bookleticry Petition, which was read
and agreed t0..-Ordered to tic on the table and to he printed.
Ordered, on the motion of• Mr. VANSITTART, that purfuant
to the order of Friday, Mr. BitAcnr &mild be &reefed to wait
on the Hoare of I.orCs with the Report of al.; Committee on the
P:pers rap:tiling his Majefty's Civil LiR.
Some time afr er Mr.Bita co x imormed the Monte that he had
complied with their 'infractions.
Mr. LitAGGL brought up the Report of the Committee ap-
pointed to confider the Petition of the Corporatim of London
relative to certain Wet Docks. The Report Rated the opinion
of the Committee, that thi. Petition did not accord with the
Standing Orders of the lioufe. This Report was referred to
the confieicration of 3 Committee of the whole Houle to fit to-
morrow.

Ordered, on the motion of Mr. VANSITTART, that there
mould be la:d before the I foufe an Account of the Bounties paid
on Corn, Meal, Flour, and Rice, importtl into Great Britain,
from tha WI of Tan. Plot, to the lattit ptrioti at which the
fame can he nude out.

Mr. Nr'n rsr A r gave notice, that be would on -Wednefday
next move fur leave to bring is a Bill to reguLte the time for
taakinz up Public Accounts.
The Coinmit tcws of Supply and of W. and Means were de-
ferred to Wednef.l..y.
London, England, 1802-03-23

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