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London, England, 1802-03-12

PORTSMOUTH. MARCH tt.

This day arrived his Majeßy's brig Csit.ntits,
after being on 'tore near Yarmouth, Ifle of Wight
—is taking in i quantity of Rock for the Officers
of his Majeßy's (hip Vista bt Pasts, at Torbay i
alfo the brig Neptune, Punt*, with timber,
from Chepßow, and the floop Eagle, Putoutt,
with oats, from &mita*.
Sailed the Coop Dart, BEAL, with rope, for
pool.--Went out of harbour the Redbridge
fchooner.

The following is a copy of a letter received
from Port Mahon, dated 17th Jan. laft :—" The
fhip Singleton, Roe. HAR►ER, and the Either,
Baisco FRANCE, with fixteen others, left that
place on the above day for England—all light
velTels."—Thelc reffels may be hourly zxpetfted.
London, England, 1802-03-12

MONMOUTHSHIRE.

6:IAL atr! FIRE BRICK WORKS. aad VFRY DESIRA.
111. E srrugnuN For IRON WORKS.

To BE SOLO BY PR.IVAI f CONTRACT,

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AVALUABLE COPYHOLD ESTATE
INHI:PITANCE, Ctuate in the Parini of Trevcthin,
within Half a Mile of Ponty Pool, adjnining the Monmouth,
thin Canal, containing Thirty-three Acres and Thirty-feveu
Perches or thereabouts, eutwnanding a capital Stream of War
ter, with a Fall of one hundred and tlaty-fix feet in thirteen
hundred and feventy yards, or thereabo'uts„and forming a molt
&fiat& lituation fur iron Works, duce to the Canal, where
there is thirty-tie feet head, and Coal, Fire Clay and Iron Stone
df very fliperior quality. The Coal Mines 'arc now worked*
and coi,Gderable quantides of Coal are railed weekly and much
larjer quantities may be railed et a (mall additional expence.
The Brick Works have been lately ereded, and include a Stove
that will dry twelve thoufand Bricks pc: week.

And ago Seventy-flx Acres, One Rood, and 51z Perches, or
thereabouts, of very valuable Lphfehold Lands lying coutigu-
ous to the above Eitate, in whist Mines of Coal, lire Clay
and Iron Stone may be railed In large quand•lev, and &poled
of to great advantage. The Works are accommodated with a
convenient Rail Road, Communicating with the Monmouth
Cana:, which with the Waggons and every oth‘r Implioncut
bdonging to the Laid Works, may be had at a fair ‘pproifenteut.
For further Particulars apply to Mr. Brafitr, or to Melirs.
Clatlc and Pardoe, Attornics at Law, Bewdley. Woreetter-
thlre, (who have Maps of the refpedive Eftatcs); and for a
' View of the Premifes, to Mr. Lane, of Pontotwynydd, near
Panty Pool.
London, England, 1802-03-12

KEW PALACE.

The principal apaitrnent in Kew Palace will, it
is laid, I e in the Egyptian' flyle, as far as relates to
building and furnithing. In grandeur, nothing can
be compared with the idea, when under the ma-
nagement of an intelligent artill. The elegance of
this (Lyle of furnifhing depends upon the dimen-
lions of the room. The one in queftion is about
twe.nty-five feet wide, by fifty-five feet in length.
The walls will he painted torefemble verde antique
marble; the plinth of Porphyry,the furbafe mould-
ings of Ratuary. On each fide of the room will be
placed four maffive columns ; the capitals in fta- I
tuary, formed of Egyptian charaaariftic orna-
ment. the hales are to be of porphyry, to anfwer
the plinth of the room.
On the right hand fide are to be two mare
doors of mahogany, elegantly carved, the defigns
antique, the arChitraees of porphyry, with an orna-
ment in fiatuary of entwined ferpcnts. Between
thedoors,three nitches will be introduced,contaio.
ing antique browned (Latues. On the oppofite fide,
in. the centre, is to be the fire place, with a chim-
ney piece of (Latuary and porphyry. The mantle,
fupported by browned Egyptian male figures.over
which will appear a large mirror in a frame with
appropriate ornaments. The Rove is to be antique
with Egyptian charafters, the columns to fupport
a =Rive plain entablature, and over each column
is an ornament compofed of two female Egyptian
heads; the intervening !pace filled up with the pan-
ther's head at equal diftances. The ends of the
room will be femi-circular, divided from the body
by a fcreen of four columns, es fake, the entabla-
ture the fame. In the circular part will be five
flitches ; in thofe recefes will be placed Egyptian
figures, two of them holding antique lamps. The
window ends will be equally claffic with the reit.
The ceiling to reprefent a iky ; in the centre an
eagle will be placed, carrying an elegant antique
lufire for 24 lights. Under the entablature is a friefe
to imitate porphyry, which will be &Tithed with
bairn relievos in ftatuary marble. The fubjea al-
legorical of the Egyptian religious rites now ufed
in that part of the world.
London, England, 1802-03-12

YARMOU CH, MARCH u.

Sailed the LYNx floop of war on a cruife ; alto
the Baltic and F.unty, for Hamburgh, with goods
and paffer.gers ; the Pcrfevcrance and Memel, for
Menael, and the Hazard, Droit, Triton, and Airy,
for London, with goods.

Arrived the Atom zo (loop of war, the Ce tits la
%nig, and BOLD gun-brig.

HARWICH. MARCH to.

This afternoon failed the EARL or Lstetstrz,
Captain T m cost rsop, for Cuxhaven. with the Ham-
burgh and Bremen mails of the stb init. and Mr.
HILL, Charge d'Affaires at Copenhagen ; alfo the
Mang, Capt. STEWART, fur the fame place. with
the Hamburgh and Bremen Mails of yellerday
and the Penme or Wm.'s, Captain A. Dimas,
for Helvoetfluys, with the Dutch Mail of yeller-
day, and fereral paffengers.—Wind S. W.

FROM uzYp's LIST.
r a
DEAL, MARCH 1 t.—R in in the Downs the
Blips as per lat.—Wind .W.
GIAVSSIND, MARCH I .--Paffed by the Cleo-
patra, —, from Savannah; Two Suffers, SAM-
NA*; Artenia, Commas ; Good Hope, SCHV.
MASER ; Vrow Lucia, —; and Two Young
Wows, —, (tom Embden.—Sailed the Union,
Wooamotyss, for Virginia; Swift, —, for Lit.
bon ; Anthony Morgan, —, for Baltimore ;
Diana, RIDDLE ; Jonge Albert, —; and the
brie Gefuffers, Seams, for Aanfterdam.
London, England, 1802-10-06

RUYAI. MILITARY COLLEGE.

Surgeon Charles Lewis Parker to be Surgeon.
Gentlemen'and Yeomanry Cavalry.
Major Thomas Dogdale Altley to be Lieutenatit-Colonelbvict
Awdry, deceased.
Captain I booms Eitcourt to be Major, vice Miley.
Lieutenant John Long to be Captain, vice Eftrourt.
To be Lieutenant:—CortietPaul Methuen, Tice Long ; Cor,

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net Jol.o Bennet, vice Prnruddock, who refigns; Cornet
Johr. tuulc, vice Gab}, who rcfigns.
To be Coruct—Betlatuin Pennell Ludlow, Gent. vice Methuen.
London, England, 1802-10-06

EAST INDIA SHIPPING.

We have the pleafure to announce the fafe ar-
rival at Portfmouth on the 4th inftant, of his Ma-
jelly's Chip the SEA HORSE' Capt. EDWARD JAMES
FOOT E, 'which failed from Portfmouth on the gth
September, 1801, with the following (hips under
convoy, viz.—
The Aim, Caledonian, General Stuart, and Monarch, for
Madras; the Northampton and Sovereign, for Bombay; the
Sarah Chriiliana, and Comet, for Bengal ; the Manihip, for
Ceylon and licnbal ; and the Princcfs Mary, for Saint Helena
and BengaL
The SEA HORSE left Madras Roads on the 3111
of May laft, in company with the ANNA, Captain
SCOTT ; arrived at Saint Helena the 21It of Auguft,
and failed from thence the 26th following, at which
time not any (hip was at the ifland. The HER.
C ULEAN, outward bound, Captain BUTLER, was
fpoke with in lat. 35. 50. S. long. 23. 30. E. all
weU. The ALTHEA, extra fhip,failed from St. Hele-
na the 3oth of July. Her pallingers are. Mrs. REES,
Mrs. WILLIAMS, Lieut. BooTn, andi Mr. FRAZER.
The difpatches for the Hon. Eaft India Company
by the SEA HORSE, from the Prefidency of Fort St.
George, were brought'to the India Houfeyefterday.
The (hips NILE, Capt. SAUNTER ; the CANADA,
Capt. WILKINSON ; and MINORCA, Capt. LEITH,
are shortly expe6ted to arrive from China with
cargoes of tea, on account of the Hon. Ealt India
Company. The above (hips were originally taken
up by Government to carry convicts to New South
Wales, and afterwards proceeded' to China. The
PERSEUS, ATLAS, ROLLA, and COROMANDEL %Vete
fimilarly engaged by the Company laa feafon.
His Majelty's (hip the SEA Hoase has brought
from that Prefidency a number of box packets,
containing the proceedings of Governmtnt in the
feveral departments, and a number of private'let-
ten for individuals.
London, England, 1802-10-06

IViIL/1 IGAL INTELLIGENCE.

MAILS THIS DAY.—.WIND S. S. W.
DUlt.
x Dublin
z Waterford
a Lifbon
a French
DUBLIN, OCTOBER 2.
His EXCELLENCY held a Privy Council at• the
Caltle on Thurfday, and tranfaaed a variety of
bufinefs. A proclamation was at the fame time
direded to be iffued, ordering aria quarantine to
wails coming from the ports of Pennfylvania or
Maryland, in America, in confequence of the pre-
Valence of an epidemic fever in thofe parts.

FALMOUTI-r, OCTOBER 3.
Arrived yefterday off this port and proceeded on
for Amfterdam, the American !hip Planter, Capt.
WILSON BOUCH, from Norfolk, with tobacco and
Raves : he left Cape Henry on the 13th of Augurt
and on the 22d of that month, in lat. 38 2.
long. 65. fpoke the (hip Harriet, of Baltimore,
Capt. JOSEPH HOLE, ROOK, from Liverpool bound
to Baltimore, out 3o days, all well—on the 2d
ult. in lat. 40. long. 43. fpoke the (hip Felicity, of
Philadelphia, from Liverpool blurd to Virginia—
on the 27th ult. fpoke a Dutch armed (hip, with.
two outward bound merchantmen for the Cape of
Good Hope, then in lat. 49. and about 3o leagues'
W. to the Lizard. Alfo arrived, lag evening, the
KING GEORGE Packet, Capt. YESCOMBE, with the
Mail from Lifbon, after a paffage of /7 days : the
paffengers by her ate Capt. KEMPE of the Nary ;
Meths. CUTHBERT, BASSETT, OGILVIE, MORRI-
SON, and Rot:sox : alfo, this day, the American
(hip Robert, —, with flour and Indian corn,
from Philadelphia, for orders • the DUKE of YORK
Packet, Capt. DRAKE, with the Mail from Lifbon,
after a pallanv of to days : pailingerby her Seignior
CURTANO CARMINATI ; left at Lifbon his Majef-
ty's (hip HYDRA, the Hon. Capt. PAGET, which
arrived there on the 2111 ult. from Gibraltar—the
WALSINGHAM Packet, which arrived there on the
21ft ult. and' was to fail again on Thurfday latt
with the Mails for England—alfo left there the
NIGER, of 32 guns, Capt. HILLYAR, and the fhip
Amfterdam Packer, Capt. HENRY GREY, from
New York, performing quarantine, of which
days had expired—theDUKE of YORK Packet failed
from thence in company with the (hip Nile, of
Plymouth, bound to Liverpool, and parted with
her two days after—the day the left Lifbon, the
23d ult. fpoke his Majefty's chip CYNTHIA, of 18
guns, Capt. DICK, from Cadiz, bound to Lifbon
—on the 3d inft. fpoke the brig Minerva, Capt.
THOMPSON, from Teneriffe bound to London, out
28 days, all well—and a tranfport brig, No. 156,
from Gibraltar bound to Plymouth, abreaft of the
Lizard. Arrived alfo the brig London, MARTIN,
and brig Prince of Wales, TRRLVDDRA, both from
Penzance : and the brig Liberty, W. LUCKVEY,
from Lynn, bound to Oporto very leaky.
Sailed the (loop Eliza, HACKER, and Fidelity,
WILLIAMS, for Wales.—Wind S. W.

The American (hip Robert is gone into quarans
tine in confequence of having loft fome of her crew
on the paffage with the fever.

PLYMOUTH, OCTOBER 4.
This day the AUDACIOUS, of 74 guns, Captain
PEAR% was paid off, and laid up in ordinary.—
The HUNTER, of i 8 guns, was paid off, and re-
commiffioned by Capt. INGLE YIELD. The Hon.
Capt. CATHCART is appointed to the command of
the RENARD.
London, England, 1802-10-06

LEAD MINES.

TO BE LET, for filch Term of Years, and upon fuck Condi-
tions ac (hall be agreed on,
THE LEAD MINES in the Hills of South
and Over-Cumberheads, fituated in the Parith of Lef-
mahagow, and County of Lauatk.
From a Mineral Survey recently made, ant Report drawn
up in confequence I:►er+eor by praetiepl and ,xperienced Lead
Miners, the ab.ive Ltods arc declared to be well worth the
attention of a Mining Company, and the indications of a Body
of Lead to be in ilrnng as to warrant trials with every proba-
bility of fuceefi. The Lead Ore trout* from tae Mines re-
ferred to in the Report, of wh.ieh Specimens will be exhibited,
is of the richtit aid pureft quality, and was at one period
wrought to greet advanragc.
The above 'mentioned printed Mineral Report, together with
Specimens of the Ore, Spars, and other Metals therein fpeci-
•fied, may be teen by applying to Michael finning, Writer to
the Signet, S•. James s-rquare, Edinburgh ; to Metres. Ken-
nelly and Logan, Merchants, Buchanan-ftreet, Glafgow; or
to Mr. Mundell, No. 3, Ftudyer thee,- London.
London, England, 1802-10-06

FROM LLOYD'S LIST.

DIAL, Ocroata s.—Came down the Eliza Ann, Parfons,
for the Eaft Indies.—Arrived and failed for the River the Fa-
vourite, —, and Magdalen, Adams, from St. Vincent's, and
feveral other veffels —Wind N. N. W.

GRAVESEND, OCTOBERS.—PaIIed by the Rambler, Rofs,
from Antigua ; Commerce, Hog, from Cork ; Ark, Reid, from
Barbadoes ; St. George, Metcalfe, and Friends, Reid, from
Jamaica —Sailed the Cotton Planter, —.—, for Africa ; Mary,
Patterfon, for Rotterdam; Fanny, Maberly, for Peteriburgb;
Courrier, —, for Amlterdam; Almeria, —, for Moore;
Ann, Salmon, for Bremen; Embden Packet, —, and Veftal,
Richmond, for Hamburgh,
London, England, 1802-10-06

MARGATE, OCT. 4.

An alarming accident happened about midnight.
The Lord Nelfon packet in• coming in unfortn•
nately lowered her fails too foon (before the got
round the pier) ; and, in confequence of the tern.
pefl'w•hich then raged with extreme violence, the
was driven upon the rocks, nearly oppotite the
fort, where the now lies, but it is expected that
the will be got off the next tide without material
damage. The Princefs Charlotte was to have
failed this morning for London; but a contrary
wins, and the louring appearance of the fides,
have induced the Captain to put off the voyage
till to-morrow; a very ufual occurrence on fuch
occafions.

Mrs. JORBAN 'has met with the moll flattering
fuccefs at Liverpool, attracting crowded houfes
eery night, and exciting a new enthufiafm for' he
drama in that town, hitherto remarkable for its
liberal encouragement of the Theatre. She has
not only been warmly applauded in public, but
care fed in private by the moll refpedable families,
who have given her numerous and kind invita-
! Cons. Under thefe circumftances, it is unneceffary
( to add that the is reaping a golden harm,.
Yefterday morning, about five o'clock, Tome
thieves made an attempt to break open the Duke
of York public-houfe, in theßorough road, Surrey,
when endeavouring to force an iron bar of the
rations. Shutter, a watchman came up, and fo
alarmed them that they made a quick retreat.—
One of them is fuppofed to he wounded, the watch-
man having fired at them, and blood having been
traced for Tome dillance.
On Sunday evening Taft, between eight and nine
o'clock, as Mr. Joins HFATHCOTE, brother to Sir
GILBERT HEATHCOTE, was Coming down Dart-
in his way to Town, being in his curricle
drawn hy two fine Ipirited horfes, accompanied by
his fervant, a part of the harnefs broke, and the
horfes took fright ; the fervant had the prefence of
mind to jump out, and received no hurt, but Mr.
HEATHCOTE was foon after, by the violence of the
curricle running down the hill, thrown out, and
his head (hiking the ground, he received a violent
wound on the back part of his head, befides being
otherwife bruifed. Sir WALTER FARQy !I AR, was
fent for exprefs from Margate, who attended, but
Mr. HE ATI4CO7E continued quite inlenfible till
Monday forenoon ; it is hoped that he is now in a
fair way of recovering.

It is fingular that Mr. HEATHCOTE was fcarcely
recovered from the ferious injury he received this
rummer on Newmarket race cource, by the falling
of his honk, and feveral of the horfes which were
preffing up to the winning poll, going over him.
The Duke of Sr. ALBANS ball on Monday e►•en-
ing had a gloom catt on it, by fo melancholy an
event happening in'the fa ztily.

CORN MiiRKET. •

MARK-LANE, OCTORRR 6..
No arrivals have taken place lince Monday
every tiling remains on a middling fale, at the
prices mentioned in our lad. . .
BKEAD.---Yeflerday the LORD MAYOY, after in.
fpceting the Reports of the Mealweighers, ordered
the price of Bread to continue at Lod. Q2artern
Loaf Wheaten, and Hoofehold
London, England, 1802-10-06

RAMSGATE, OCTOBER 4.

Duke of Dvvossifise is fo much recovered as
to leave off the ufe of the warm bath •
Lord ROBERT MANNERS, we are concerned to
(late, is dangeroutiv ill. This accomplifhed young
Nobleman is brother to the Duke of RUTLAND,
and in three months will be of age. Sir WALTER
FARety HAR attends him.
The }lda. Mifs PROBY, the daughter of Lord
CAR YSTORT, who unfortunately loft the ufe of her
limbs, is fomewhat recovered, and it is.expeCted her
limbs will be perfeetly reftored ; fhe is an elegant
young Lady, about 15 years of age.
Major PRICE, and his brothers, with a larg
party, arrived here yefterday.
Mrs. TOWNLEY had a very elegant party on
Wednefday laft to a concert and topper. All the
firft people were prefent.
London, England, 1802-09-23

MARGATE, SEPTEMBER 20.

The very fine weather during the whole of the
laft week, has detained the greater part of our vi.
fitors longer than they intended, and if the atmof-
phere continues the fame, Margate will not be a
dreary wage for nearly a month to come. To pro-
trait the flay of company, Mr. Ls Bas has poft.
poned his annual ball to the 2d of Odober.
Two packets came in 'ail night, after a pait..:e
of 35 hours, detained by contrary winds : one
brought 50, the other upwards of too paffengers.
The Proprietors of the Theatre intend giving a
night, next week, for the fupport of the fund for
completing the (tone embankment, or jetty, as they
call it, extending the whole length of the Parade
from the High-ftreet to the Pier. The undertak-
ing is a noble one, and refleCts infinite credit on
all the panics concerned. It is completely &tithed
frowthe Pier to Duke-ftreet.

The annual fair, at the Revolvers, takes place
this day. The diflance is nine miles; and the only
mode of conveyance is by water.

skirrastnen 21.
The ball lalt night was very well attended. The
attraCtion of cotillions draws much company.—
Among the &neat, we noticed the elegant Mrs.
Bairrow and daughters, Mrs. and Mifs Camas:,
Mifs Tocsom, Mils Vast/an, &c. Colonel CoxwAy,
(the Colonel is among the latelt arrivsdsy. Thurf-
day night promifes to be a very brilliant affembly,
it being patronifed by. the Duchefs of Davos;: IR I.
Bettifon's, yefterday evening, did not exhibit
fuch a blaze of beauty as ufual. The rooms were
tolerably well attended, but not crowded. The
fathonable lounge was the Bathing Rooms, and at
Garner's.

We have two men of war on our coati, the ja-
lea" is one of them, much to the joy of the city
hatbands, who think their wives want watching.
Parties are daily made for a fail to the North
Foreland, and to Dover. Jon wsrotic, the Come-
dian, Major BERT! lip Captain Ge sooty, and feve-
ral ether Gentlemen, and a party of Ladies, went
on a fining excurfion on Monday morning. The
day was uncommonly fine, and they fet fad with a
Riff breeze from the offing. Before they had got
far into the Bay the wind flattened into a calm.—
The pitching of the boat was nothing to the fcorch-
ing rays of nearly a vertical fun.-
One of thofe flattering infees who haunt this

the Ratufgate 'toad, in a moll unpleatlint way.—
Meeting a o'ne.horfe chaife in a narrow defile, the
impetuous youth, being: unwilling to give way,
unluckily brought his fpurs into play at an impro-
per moment. The honk became reflive, and ran
againfl the chaife, v►hen, lamentable to relate, the
pole entered the body of the animal—he fell down
and died inflantaneoutly.
London, England, 1802-09-23

11STILLING BY S

A N Apparatus ior this Purpofe, calculated to
improve aU ardent Spirits obtained by Dillillation and
to lam both the original and annual Expence of &eh Eitabliih.
meats; and alfn an. Apparatus for
DRYING COFFEE BY STEAM,
more expeditioany, to treater certainty, and with much ids
Labour than it is dried in the Sun; may be tees in a& EVERY
THURSDAY, at the Tinned Copper Works, on Bankfide.
Enquiries to he addrelred to C. WYATT, (the PA,rawrat)
New &i4e•lireet.

NEW-INVENT" D BLACKING,
-Patronikd and ufed,fur the Kano and Korai. FAMILY.
HARDY's Imperial BLACKING POWDER,
a Chemical Preparation, which will neither fon the finch
linen or fmell difagreeable. It fohens and nouri(kes the Lea-
ther, repels water, keeps the feet dry and comfortable, pr?.
cures the fineft Jet black, and retains its virtues in all climates ;
heat will not diminMh its luftre, and the duff may be wiped off
without leffening the rdifh. It produces the moft elegant Ward
to Gentlemen's Huffy Boots and Drefs Shoes, as well as to the
Boots, Shoes. 'Clogs, &e. of the Ladies.
It is fold by Robert Hardy, the Proprietor, at No. 3, Ber-
nard's Inn, Hulharn; and by molt Boot-makers and Venders
of Patent Medicines iu the linked Kingdom, in tin boxes, at is.
and is. 6d. each, with proper brollies. H. likewife procures
Boot- trees, if required, utywhich the molt falhionable luftre is
produced with-este and expedition.
London, England, 1802-09-23

riNmouni, SEPTEMBER 21.

Sailed the PETTERIL, of 16 guns, Capt. LAN- I
bogs, and the RosAito, of 16 guns, Captain
Moutissv, on a cruize.
Arrived the TSMERAIRE, of 98 guns, Rear Ad
miral CAMPBELL, Captain EYLIS ; FORMIDABLE,
of 98 guns, Captain GRINDALL ; MAJESTIC, of 74
guns Captain GOULD, AUDACIOUS, of 74 guns,
Captain PSARD, and the PORCUPINE, of 24 guns,
C2ptainlß. W. TAYLOR, from the Welt Indies; and
SIR' us frigatt from a cruize.
Paired by for the Downs, the 'Walker,
VlTa_ _er, NICRAL
from the Cape of Good Hope. She failed on the
itch of July
Came into harbour, the GANNET, of 28 guns,
Captain BASS, and DELIGHT, of tiS guns, Hon.
Captain AYLMER.
The WORTHUMBIRLAND, of 74. guns, Captain
G. Maims, was this day paid off, and laid up in
ordinary.
Remain in the Sound.—Ttstsaaats, of 98guns,
MAJESTIC, of 74 guns, Anna*, of 40 guni,
Gistmol E, of 36 guns, I'OLSIAU, of 36-guns, and
the PORCUPINE, Of 24..
In Cawfand Bay.—FORMIDASLI, of 9$ guns,
and AUDACIOUS, of 74 guns. The AUDACIOUS if
to proceed to Portfmouth, and the Poacurtna to
Chatham, to be paid off.

SHEERNESS, SEPTEMBER; as.
Arrived his Majefty's Ship Lion, of 74 guns,
and the LA r wiwc and Maros Frilates with the
MUTIKR Sloop, they have proceeded to Chatham
to be paid off.
The CARTSFORT and *Beaman have alfo ar-
rived, and remain here.—The ARI Anus has come
into harbour.—The Lords of the Admiralty have
been here, vifiting the Dock Yard.
London, England, 1802-09-23

BROADSTAIRS, SEPT. az.

This delightful little village is at prefent crowded
with the moft felea company, fome of whom of-
ten partake of the hofpitalities of the elegant
manfion of Mrs. FORSY TH. This lady had a public
breakf-aft a few days fince, at which nearly three
hundred perfons were prefent, comprifing all the
fatbionables in the Ille of Thanct.
The firft circle of fafhion here confifts of

Lord Say and Sete, Lord and Lady Pembroke, Lord and
Lady Templeton, and the Honourable Mifs Uptons ; Lord
Herbert, Colonel Elford, General and Mrs. Brownrirg, Ho-
nourable Mrs. Trevor, Honourable Mrs. Boftawen, and Mifs
Tickle, daughter of the late ingenious Mr. Tickle, and niece
to Mr. Sheridan ; Sir James and Lady Perryman, Mr. Serjeant
Sheppard and family, Mr. C. Dundas and family, Captain
Lake and family, Mr. Bernard, Colonel Wallis, Mr. and Mrs.
Beresford, General Moore, Colonel Douglas, Mrs. Willet and
family, Mrs. Woodcock, Mr. Hcatheote and family, Colonel
Peacock, Major Devifce, Colonel Conway, Mr. Parry and
family, Colonel Witherfton, and Mifs Farquhar, Mr. Jones
and family, Mr. Mop and family.

The inhabitants, fpecul4ting upon the probabi-
lity of a large increafe of company next feafnn,
are proceeding to build feve)al new houfes: the
range on the Cliff is quite the favourite fcite ; many
houfes are juft finithing there.
London, England, 1802-09-23

RAMSGATE, SEPT,ao.

The laft Ball at the Affembly Rooms was very
fully attended, not lefs than two hundred perfons
of rank and falllion being prefent. Mr. La BAS
and the elegant Mifs CREED opened the ball with
a Minuet ; Country Dances followed. They corn-
menced at ten o'clock with Sir David Bunter Blair.
The company danced in two fens, of about twelve
topple each. The dances were kept up with great
fpirit till twelve o'clock, when the mufic ceded,
and the affembly foon after broke up. Among the
moll beautiful and accomplifhed women prefent
were the following :—Lad y M. Motcrac us, Cram-
tefs of CARYSFORT, Lady SYDNEY, Lady H. CA•
YENDISII, Lady C. VILLIERS, two Mifs AYLMERS,
Mifs REYNOLDS, two Mifs Rawsows, Mifs BEN.
TINCK, Mrs. TOWNLEY, two Mifs MORRICES, Mifs
BARNET, two Mifs LAMBS, &c. The Ladies ap-
peared as tibial, in embroidered muflin dreffes,
with a profufion of lace ; coral necklaces and
bracelets are much worn, with diamond loop, or
pendant ear-rings. Maltefe chains are very fathion-
able, from which are ufually fufpended lockets of
cornelian, fet in gold. in the Ihape of a heart.
Broaches are fill the ton; thofe of ft-oiled gold,
reprefenting a ferpent, are very beautiful.—The
head-drefs continues the fame : the plain Grecian,
with a few fimple ornamented flowers,
is very be-
coming to a fine expreffive countenance. Lady
HARRIET CAYENDISH, and Mifs CREED, never ap-
peared to better advantage. Caps are much worn,
compofed wholly of lace. The Miffes JoHNSTONE
wore very elegant drelfes, trimmed with Valen-
ciennes lace, with caps of the fame. Their de-
gain appearance attraded much notice.
Her Grace of DEVONSHIRE, ever the patron of
merit, is the fupporter of every thing which can
endear her to the refidents. Her philanthropy has
been exercifed on more occafions than one. At
Burgefs's library the whole family, except the
Duke, regularly attend the promenade every even-
ing, when the allembly-rooms are not open, and
there the condefcending affability of the Duchefs,
and her amiable daughter, is talked of by all the
vifitors in the highelt [trains of panegyric :
Amonglt the lateft arrivals are the following :

Lord Dungannon, the Vircountefs of Hereford, Lady Moore,
Colonel Graham, Captain Vigereux, Captain Townley (ift Life
Guards), Colonel Blackburne, Colonel Ponfonby, Captain Be.'
resford, Mr: Cody/in, Mr. and Mr.. E. Warren, Mr. J. C.
Jennings, Mrs. Henry Barwell, Mr. and Mrs. Parker, Mrs.
Cobb, Mr. Dyer, Mils Stacey, Mr. Forfter, Mr. Foritecn,
Mr. I hie, M. P. Lady M. Montagne, Mr. W. Ponfonby, Mr.
S. Smith, Mr. Newton, Mrs. Daley, Mr. Alexander, Mr.
Chriltie, Mr. and Mrs. Wells, Mr. Hays, Captain Hay, Mifs
Hillerden, Mr. J. Macdonald, Mifs Oliphant, Mr. C. Trifler,
Mifs Thomas, and Mr. Leeds.
London, England, 1802-09-23

CRELTENHAM, SEPT. zo.

We have been all in an uproar here lately at
the trick upon trick and flight of hand of Prince
D—, a very dark athletic perfonage, who aalk.
ing up to a whiff table, where a party had jua
concluded a rubber, put his fingers as if in the ad
of fnuffing one of the candles, and then laying
them on the edge of thektable, the counters, as if
by magic, ran into his hands. The news of this
wonderful event fpread like wild fire, and the Ball
Room was prefently emptied to behold this mo.
dern Magician—who by way of climax borrowed
a left hand glove of a Lady, and putting it upon
the table, retreated fome dißance, and ordered
the wedding. finger to erect itfelf, which proved
obedient to its potent mailer, and the-glove itfelf
moved into his hand. The Prince then turning to
fome pretty women, faid, that if they would al-
low him only to put a grain of his infallible pow-
der on their fhoulders, they would be forced to
follow him wherever he wept. The Ladies replied
only with a fhriek, and danced out of the room to
a much quicker Rep than they even entered.
Arrivals at Cheltenham Spa—.
Lord De Blaquiere, Mr. and Lady Mary Myers, Lieutenant
Colonel and Mrs. Madan, Lieutenant Colonel Velley, Major
Folk; Captain Lyman, Rev. Mr. and Mrs. Dickenfon, Mr.
and Mrs. Chapman Mr. and Mrs. Whitfield, Mr. and Mrs.
Wilmot, Mr. and Mrs. B. B. Evans, Mr. and Mrs. /afar, Mr.
and Mrs. Little, Mr. and Mrs. Drummond, Mr. and Mrs.
Brown, Mr. and Mrs. Bourn; Mr. and Mrs. B. Kingiton,
Mr. and Mrs. Fletcher, Mr. and Mils White, Mr. and Mrs.
Ireland, Mr. Linwood, Mr. James Browne, Mr. Charles Bryan,
Mr. Downes, Mr. Langham, Mr. Woolf, Mr. Prater, Mr. N.
E. Lewis, Mr. Orr, Mr. Hamer, Mr. Burroughs, Mr. and
Mai White, Mr. Prince, Mr. Daniel Beton. Mrs. Wilfon, Mrs.
Come, Mrs. Maitland, Mrs. Anderfoo, Mn. Hanky, Mrs.
London, England, 1802-09-23

Lueetta, Mrs. MATTOCKS;

Jaeintha, Mrs. M11.1.S ;
And Clarinda, Mils MARRIOT.
(Being her Brit appearance on this Stage).
To whichilvill be added the Mufical Entertaiament of
THE ESCAPES ;
Or, THE WATER CARRIER.
Count Armand, Mr. INCLEDON ;
Michelli, Mr. FAWCET T; Antonin, Mr. TOWNSEND;
Caroni. Mr. HILL; Daniel. Mr. SIMMONS.
Mara:Etta, Mils WHEATLYI Angelina, MiG HOWELLS;

Coollantia, Mifs DIXON.
On Monday, Mr. Cooke will appear in the Charader of
Hamlet. for the firft time; and hill's Reeve will make her
firft iippearance on any Stage, in the Charadter of Ophelia ;
gad perform Mary, in the Mufical After-Piece of the Turn-
pike Uric
•,' A few of the Rcn.ers Shares which were granted at the
commencement of lad feafon by the principal Proprietor of
Oil: Theatre, remaining unfold, are now to be difp9fed
ParticaLrs may be known by applying at the Treafurer's
Office.
London, England, 1802-05-10

ria CHEROKEE.

NOW CALLIM ALGONARI

This Comic Opera, raid, by one of the Morning
papers, to be among the me favourite terformateces
ar Prurj• - Lest, affords one, among many very
fir. ing proi'fs, that no poor bean on earth hat.
been made fo great a dupe as John Bull: he is
alw tys ready to bend his neck to the yoke of folly,
fars:on, and impofition, while he difdains the track
reafon, utility, permanent interell, and truth.
Mr. Otis, the ;tathor of this play, mull have
been fully aware of this circumftance when he re-
lent.' his fcene • f anion from a country more than
five hundred wiles front that of the Cherokees;
when he drew the milk of perfonification from a
Shawanefe fquaw ; and the analogy of his charac-
ters from the nonentities of Elyfium.
London, England, 1802-05-10

SHERIFF, COURT, MAY 8.

WILSON V. THOMAS.—'Phis was an inquifition
to alTefs the damages rlr an aaion brought by the
Defendant. a labourer, in the neighbourhood of
Ealing, whore chili was bit by i fierce dog be-
longing to the Plaintiff, a fanner in the fame vici-
ngge. The farmer had been cautioned againß
Coffering his dog to go at large.—Darnagcs fol. 16s.
the amount of the Surgeon's bill for attending the
chili. • •
London, England, 1802-05-10

TO CORRESPONDENTS.

From the Country we have received many obfervations, in
the form of complaint, on a paffage in the Secretary of States
Letter to the Volunteer Corps, iu which they are Chinked for
their fervices and difemaodied. 'they are required, it is Rated,
when they thernfrlres have furnithed their arms et their sum
expenee, to deliver acts wp to C vernier:lt.
We are clearly of opinion, that it is by no means the inten-
tion of Government to demaed thofe arms. They natura►ly
conclude, that many perform have been induced by their zeal
and patrialfat to purchafe arms, which they no longer want
and for which Adminiftratiou arc willing to repay them, and
to keep them fubjed to a future delivery, if the circumftances
of the Country mould call for new Allociations. The paffage
la queftion, we conceive, therefore, to be only a benevolent
offer, which may be accepted or refuted according to the wimp
of the Volunteers.

The lisitetioa q 7 rem! contains much excellent Poetry,
but the Satire on individuals is too fevere :
" Curft be the verfe, how loft foe'er it Sow,
01 That tends to make one worthy man our foe :
" Give Virtue frandal, innocence a fear,
" Or from the foft-ey'd Virgin force a tear !"
London, England, 1802-05-10

OAK TIMBER-TO BE SOLD.
FOUR HUNDRED OAK TREES in the
r

lintind State, lying very near the Canal that leads from
4 e'le Trent River to Liverpool, the greatelt part fit for Ship
Building, as the Timber is very compels or crooked.
Enquire of Mr. John Tomkie, at Over, •ear Middkwich,
Cht thire, on or before the 29th of May, rib's.

I.OIVDON.
London, England, 1802-05-10

OXFORD, *
On Wednefday, the fiat day of Pager Term, the Rev.Tuf-
ton Charles Scott. of Exeter College; and Mr. Hairy Ells, of
St. John's College, Students in Civil Law, were admitted Dr
chdors in l Law.—. The Rev. John Bantam Maude. of
Qt±een's College; George Jenkins, of Jefus College tatzdes
Watts, Thomas Pigott, John Dryden Pigott, and Mr.
Dudley, of Chriß Church; and the Rev. Thomas H.Whorwood,
of Worcetter College, Bachelors of Arts, were admitted hlaf-
term of Art4.-1%1411'11. Jeremiah Watfon, of St. Mary Hall;
John lis•ughtan Beauchamp, of St. Edmund Hall; Charles Rat-
fun Coze, and Henry Scott Trim Mer, of Merton College; john
Saeger, of Pembroke College; Writ. Cowlard, and Charles flat
ter Sweet, of Ballo' College, Wm. Davidfun, of Lincoln College;
Charles Edward Collins, end Thomas Power Hardwicke, of
Worceßer College ; and Thomas Clore, of St. John's College ;
were admitted /3schelon of Arts.

In the afternoon of the fame day, the Rev. Edward Rodd, of
Exeter College, and Henry Wetherell, of Univerlity College,
Matters of Ana, were admitted Produrs ; and the Rev.Tbilents
Bewley, of teeetes College ; John Browne, of Corpus Qtrial
College; James Griffith, and George Shepherd, of Ganafity
College, Matters of Arts, Pro-Prodtors..,

Thurfday, the Rev. 'ratan Charles Scott, Bachelor In CisU
Law, of Exeter College, was admiued Dolor in Civil Law.--
Mr. James Kevin, of Ewa College; Rev. James Peterfon
Chamben, and John Boucher, of Magdalen College, and George
Chandler, of Orid College, Bachelors of Arts, were admitted
Mallen of Arts.—Meffrs John Drake, of Brafenotc College;
Wm. Nositfe, of St. Alban Hall; and Ralph Rice, of Oriel
College; were admittedßachelors of Arts.

On Friday laft, the Rev. Edward Rodd, Fellow of Exeter
College, was inaltuted to the Living of Dittilliam,Devettikire,
to whirl be was prefented by the Earl of Mount Edgeumbe.
The Rev. John Newlin& of Ford, near Shrewilsnry, B. D.
has been prdaned, by Sit Richard Hill, to the valuable Rec-
tory of Dittingism, Norfolk, vacant by the death of the Re*.
Mr. Milky, of Chefter.
May Royal Ifighnefs Prince Milan, of Glanefter
has bees pleated to appoint the Rev. William Hodgfas Cole,
M. A. of Wiadleasses, Surrey, one of kis desseitic anglaise.
On Tuefday laft the Rev. John brew, M. A. of teen's
College, was unanintouffy chorea, by the Heeds of Colleges in
this Univerilty, Eamptoss Lei Curer for the following year.
London, England, 1802-05-10

TO BE LET, PuraShed, and entarod upon kninediately,
RARFORD HOUSE, near Downton, Wilts;
1-P with waned °ardent, Hot•houfa, Stables. Cocli-lioufes,
and all other convenient Oiliccs, and 16 Acres of Pafture I.and,
late in the occupation of the Earl of Maintdbury. About so
Acres more of Pafture Land may be bad if required, and the
Manor of Hamptworth, adjoining to Dowpton, will be let with
the above.—Barford-Haufo is only 61 miles from Sallibury.
Enquire of Mr. Arney, Clore, Saillitary ; or of Mr. Mon-
land, Downton, Wilts, who will Show the Premifes.
London, England, 1802-05-10

yuNtna 4207

THE ABSOLUTE CONCLUSION.
On FRIDAY NEXT. at Seven in the Evening.
THEATRE-ROYAL. HAY-MARKET.
VTR. WALKER. Jun. laments that the en
1111 garments of the Theatre oblige him now to take leave
of Audiences fo Battering to his Exertions and his Pride.
On this hhght every fplendfd Cane of the Ems °MANION will
be difplayed. and he will take his leave impreed with every
Sentiment of Gratitude.
Plates may be taken at the Theatre Box.osce on Friday.

WAR IN EGYPT.
THE Exhibition a the Large HISTORICAL
PICTURE. painted by 5A11171111.141110111 ARNOLD. repre-
renting, on a molt extrnfive kale, the. memorable Battle before
Alexandria, on the slit of March, dot, In which the gallant
Sir Ralph Abereromby loft his life, continues open at the Great
Room. Spring Gardens, every day from ten dil 'Wk.—Admit-
tance 12—Sketches of reference are delivered to Ladies and
Gentlemen honouring the Exhibition with their pretence, and
a perfon attends to explain the Pieture.

LYCEUM.--NOW OPEN.
THE EXHIBITION of an extenfive HISTO-
RICAL PICTURE. painted by ROBERT MR POR-
TER, executed upon the fame grand kale as the Storming of
Seringapatant and the Siete of Amt, and comprehending, at
one view, the molt Itriking and interefting points of conteft
between the Englilh and French Forces, on the memorable
sift of March, dot, at the BATTLE OF ALEXANDRIA,
The event of which terminated a 4dttudive War fo much to
the glory of the Bruins name, and finally reltored to Europe
the Blanes of Prue.
The PICTURE i 4 painted from perfooal communications of
the very Brit authority, giving a carrel idea of the fituations
and movements of nearly the whole Line of both Armies, and i
introdudng in the various Groups, which occupy the Fore-
ground. above coo Portraits of Britt& Olken the furrounding
Figures of the fabled being alto painted from the Life.
Deferiptive Sketches to be had at the Place of Exhibition,
which will be open every day, from Nine o'clock till dolt.
Admittance One
London, England, 1802-07-22

INSTANTANEOUS RELIEF FROM TIM

'TO the many inflances that have occurred of the
extraordinary efficacy in the relief of the moil excruciat-
ing pains tb head, by the application of Dr. BLAIR% CE-
PHALIC FLUID. or AnoJyne Efface for the Head-aeh,
the following ir.od remarkable Document la added for the fads-
fatbon of the Puhiic

To Mr. tlarditer, Apothecary, Geor.:&ftrect, Edinburgh.
" Sin—Yt.flerday I was feized wilt a most violent 1-I,ld-
Ach, and lit rorifeque,,c,! wa, unable to a. trod to hufincfs. I
thought of trying what effect i /r. Blair's Ceph Air Fluid would
have; and. si on uli.mb it accor,tiog to his directions, I was re-
almoft inftailLnitoufly from the violent pain, and in a
few minutia was cniinly relieved from it. This information I
have ft.nt you, that other* labouring under the fame violent
cor.lplaint may have It in their pow...r fa procure &lief.
4' And am, Sir, your obedient fervalt,
" Sept-8, t& z. S. CHEYN".:, Edinburgh."
Sold, by appointment, at Cockell's Medicine Ware!Aaufe,
No. 219, Strand, 7th boufe from Tem.:lc-Bar' as.9d.
duty included; and 'Ohl retail at all ref.vas:lie Mc‘Erinl Shops.
Obfcrve the fignature, J. Cockell, in his kand-wri:ini, without
which none are gasuine.
London, England, 1802-07-22

THURSDAY, JULY as.

PRICE OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK :
Confab, for money, 72H—for opg. 74.
Reduced 7314-4 per Cent. BA--New s per C. rosi 105—
Old 3 per Cum toil-I—Long. Ann. 24-omn. ti at dlr.
London, England, 1802-07-22

PORTSMOUTH, JULY ST.

This day arrived his Majefty's {hip LitrWING
from a cruizc.—Yeaerday evening, and in the
t.;gitt, arrived feveral fail, two of which are the
Brothers, Captain PATTERSON, and the Broderick,
Captain REED, from the Straits—they are now
under quarantine ; the others are fuppofed to be
tranfports from the fame place. It blew fo hard
that no boat could get off to them.—Arrived alfo
two colliers.

HULL, JULY 19.
The following (hips belonging to this port, em-
ployed in the Greenland Fifliery, have arrived,
siz.—

F:6. 71.45. Beds Illstider.
26 73 190

The Emperor, Fond' &

R•:-ttnetry. Rofe
Eihfon, lA'rot
Titlly, FhnAcr
Maher
e.O. It.try..fru
3-ht, Mftchinfon,
Advoittw, Woods
Hunter. Groat
Lamy, Jcnnifuu
!.ntttry, Rofe
'fruelove, Greenest,'
hi•Kiver
tiancheiter, Hunter
itl.atrltcll, r. nitfou

14 100 300
16 130 355
16 560 430
16 100 290
5 130
S 235
7 135
9 go 24.3
8 !co 284
9 45 ioo
6 212
5 105
4 -- 100
S 95

The above (hips bring account of the faccefs
of the following, not yet arrived, but daily ex-
petted :
F. Tor:. Beef Blitikr
the Eggintim, Sorry • 2 is
Arid, Parker - 7 70 --.
hltiniOcru,., Filerikinfel - II too
Georg and and Mary, Wilkinfon I
Dwina, Sadler 4 16 a—
Minerva, Nel,Bride - S —•---
Vail Fauconberg, Smith - 3
Leah and Flizabeth, Hewitt, ao as.
'I ravelkr, Vennis - a .... -.4
Samuel,‘Vvlburn 31
Nlrth Bri:nn, Creighton . 9
liienhtirn, Welder - 44 -- ...
LytiT , P.lmt r, - 9
The Lively, SMITH, with 240 buts blubber, the
Volunteer, BEDLINGTON, with 280; the Aimwell,
Cvss, with 133 ; and the Experiment, BARTON,
"ith 69, have arrived at Whitby, from Green-
land, since our tail.

On Tuccday iaa arrived in Leith Roads the
William and Ann, of Leith, Capt. KELLY, from
Greenland, whir eight whales, producing about
:CJ but of blubber.

Ca Tnzfday Lit the chip Ann, Captain BAlt
mired at Whitby, having been abfent
years ;n the fervice of Government.—As an
tcEtirb circumlLu with refpea to the mailer,
'rrimliately on hi arrival he learnt that his wife
..I,ld.zd that morning.
London, England, 1802-07-22

TO THE CURIOUS IN PlSei SAUCE.

THE NOBILITY, GENTRY, and PUBLIC
in general, are refpedfully informed, j.I3URGhSS and
Son's GENUINE and SUPERIOR ESSENCE of ANCHO
VIES, continues to be prepared lat them in the famemanner that
has obtained fuck oniverfal approbation for many years pall.
! The long platy acquired foperiority of that Arttcle is fully
confirmed In the opinion of the Country at large, cad of Petfons
readent in all parts of the World, and having stood the tat of
I trial, ranks it in eke E..iation it now maintains.
! The general with. of THEIR ESSENCE of A NCTIOVIES
and other RICH SAUCES for PIS` I, 3ce. induces them, front
Lhc numerous Advertifements s .'ly wpearing, to caution Fa-
milies, Ste. in parading the tf, as none Is to be had of
THEIR Gamut's, hot . t Warehoufe as under.
Every other Ar: the Oil Trade for family life, of the
tuft quality.
WFF'' .:NGIA MERCHANTS, CAPTAINS of SHIPS,
Vic. or riCERs in the ARMY and NAVY, fupplied upon
the ihortell notice for the tail and Weft Indies, kc.
Warchouk, No. te7, corner of Savoy Steps,

Strand,' London.

For the convenience of Families in Scotland, they have ap-
pointed hlelfes. R. Johatton and Co. Ticlinbergh, their fele
Agents for FM Sauces.
London, England, 1802-07-22

HEN Profeffional Men of education and re.
fponfibllky deviate from the gene.-al fyrtcnt by the cc-
leition of a peculiar Branch, the :'an.ttion of lon continue
fuccefs l 4 the hell criterion of furerimity.
Fight yearn luve I devoted my pzaelice to the ertlutive treat•
went of THRFE DISOR, /1.1k5, and the fuccefsful refult o'
my plan gives me additional ardour to oppofc as far a; .
able tOv ravafes of thon. complaints which arc the molt i:..veurt-
ant in .11 centavo of human inlinnities.
_ _

After ibitintan into every branch as an Army Surgeon, I
lernsti a will at an early period of Praetice to relent individn•
air ertlill the inorauee of unixiusated Men, or the equally dan-
gerous precipitancy ot genera Priv.''Haulers.
The TIME& DISOIWFRS, to the cureof which I have de.
voted my attention, comprise every fpecie3 of VENEREAL
INFECTION, whether of a recent or lung duration —idly.
AU kinds of DEBILITY, whether ariling fiiin the habits of
Schoolboys, or the indulgence of mature age, and laftly that de-
rangement of the fl Item in Wen= which is called BARREN.
NESS or STERILITY.

Numerous &Mks are the refute of ignorance or hafte in the
treatnic,.t of a Ralph. Gooorri.a, and it nut unfrequently hap.
pots that the feeds of Lite arc poifonod by the indiferetion of an
unguarded hour. By a !superior method fuch complaints arc
&idly cured, and CM where others have failed, I truit that I
may prefume to offer a radical re-eltablilhment
Few,however, are the cafes of complicated diarefs in the
diford:r compared with the calamitous &unions of Mcn,wbe
from indulgence ins SOLITARY VICE. or the prevalent Gale.
des of a fallonable Life, acquire that Rate of Debility whieh
Is the unavoidable confequenee of fuch pernicious habits.
Where tb.: unhappy fufferer broods over his mifery, but care
ftiPy concrab his misfortune, it may be Rune confolation fur
him to know, that although it he an oiled of doubt or uncer-
tainty with other PradLithiners, the removal of there DEFI-
CIENCIES by the gradual progrefs of Renovation is thr acquire-
ment of my experience. If the rites of Batch:l%4x Venus have
begun to reduce manly vigour, much anxiety will be prevented
by an early counteraction of this languid Rate, and in theft
OM so great dillk-uhits will occur.
But where this Deficiency has for years eaißed. a proper Per-
kverance is indifpenilbly requiAte to revive the flumbring fparks
of Life, and to re-aniniata. the Conllitution.

MARRIED WOMEN, who disc long been difappointed
in their expedations of a Nuttily, may be affured, that in moil
inftaaces fedi &Wks are curable by Wheal Skill.
The SECILECY which is to effential to my undertaking, and
the Quallileations ;which 1 bast prefumed to Rate. form the
Dabs amy Bret Moos, and in coincidence with fw:h
thifind-
asadan is given that Mr B- may be eonfultedpefonally
ritallititers is:doting a lanai! note) St his butte, No. soh Arun
Strand, scar

nay Is as eilltionat esitracce to Watcr-ftrett attjetalrg
mailhemasOonboth the door*
London, England, 1802-07-22

FALMOUTH, JULY 19.

this day the DUKE or YORK packet,
1). 1K r, with the mail of the t 3th init. for Lisbon;
the cutter, on a cruize ; the American fhip
Merci:J.rit, Capt. DYER, from London, for Lofton;
fire A:nci ican Ihip Julia, Capt. Cott INS, for Lon-
don ; the Prince of Wales, TRELVDDRA; for ditto,
tin, S:c. and the Neptune, Wats, with flour,
Liverpool.—Arrived the Miners fchooner,
CARBKO; from Liverpool ; and the Lifbon Packet,
Hoc r.iyrc , from London, with bale goods, for this
pert , the ‘Veit India thin Dominica, Capt. CLARK;
London, for Jamaica; the French fchooner
Kale le Furet, Capt.,FSEPH CHARIER, from NOT.,
tnoiltier, with falt.—Paffed this port on Friday IA
the American brig Lucy Ann, TOMPKINS; from
Barcelona, in 49 days, with wine, &c. for Pe-
terfburgh.—On Friday lalt arrived the Prince
Adolphus packet, from Liihort, fpoice on the 9th
it& the Prince of Wales packet, then So leagues
fiom Lunn, where it was expeEtel flue arrived on
the t ith init. Her failing day from thence was
tefterday.--The Wallingham will fail on Satur-
klay next, with the Lifbon road of the 2c311
\Tin.; N. W.