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London, England, 1802-07-07

To the GENTLEMEN. CLERGY. and FREEHOLDERS,
of the COUNTY of SALOP.

GEN TteMEN,
VIAVING had the diftinguifhed Honour of re-
+ prefenting you for more than at Years, and being now
arrived at a peried of Life when retirement from Public A -
fairs would in many refpeets be deferable, yet, as neither my
ke or Infirmities are inch as hitherto have prevented my at-
undince in Parliament, and as my willies to krve this truly
refiettable County have rather Mem:tied than diminilbcd by the
kmg continued inftances of Friendlhip and Indulgence, which
Lave etperieneoll from every part of it ; to which, let toe
add, tic praing fobeitatton of many Gentlemen of the firit
tonftqucace and rcfpeetability, that I would again offer myfeif
to your chute!' I prdume once more to do fo, awl to requeft
the Honour of your attendance in my Favour on the days of
Nomination and Hct9lno, which are fixed for Friday the yth,
:tad Wednefdav the 14th
I have the Honour to be, with the mai% heartfelt Gratitude,
And tleypell Senfe of all former Favours,
Gentlemen,
Your ever faithful and obliged humble Servant,
Hawkflone, July 1. • IUCHARD HILL.
London, England, 1802-07-07

FROM LL9YD's LIST.

MAL, JULY s.—Arrived, and failed for the River, the
Clarendon, Bell, from Jamaica ; Two Sifters, Taylor ; and
tbeLeviatban, Bruce, from Tobago. Wind S. W.

JUNE 6.—Arriv'e I and Sailed for the River the Wathingtou
Sco r 4, from New York; and the Ncva, STOREY, front Ja,
maica.—Wind S. W.

GRAVItSEND, jilt s.—Plfrqd hy, the Pagle, Afhingtoah
and Canada, —, from St. Vines:les; Hunter, —; and Mar-
Kara, Grant, from Honduras; Wi:liam Lufhington,
from Grenada; Alfred, from 'Waterford; Enttrprize,
Fergufun; and Symmetry, Liddle, from Jamaica; Diana,
Moore, from the South Seas; Nyfus, Brown, from DMA..
idea ; lnduftry, Hall, from Barhadoes; Mary Ann, Wood,
from Cadiz; Suffolk, —, from Virginia; Ajax, Booth;
and Alfred, M'Leod. from Tobago.--Sailed, the Catharine,
—, for Havre; Vrow Margrota, —, for Altona ;
Friendfhip, —; and Handricks, —, for Hambro'.

Jura' 6.—Paffed by the Hope, Nichols, from Oporto; Fan-
ny, Stephenfon, from Honduras ; Cumberland, Humble, from
Demerara; Lady Ann, M'Arthur; and Rattler, —, Irons
Grenada; Prince& of Wales, Grcig ; and Francis and Eliza.
---, from Jamaica.—Sailed the Minerva, Thompfon, for
Teneriffe; Ocean, Noble, for liamburgh ; Edward, Fowler,
for Bremen ; Merchant, Knox, for Bofton ; Alexander. Kim,
for Virginia; Nile Packet, Beachey, for Calais; Sarah Eliza.
teeth, Janfen, for Embelen; and.Vrow Maria Elizabeth,...-.
for Elfmore. •
London, England, 1802-07-07

LIVERPOOL, JULY s.

Yefterday afternoon a boat carrying over at
Runcorn nine or ten paffengeri and five horfes that
were going to Chefler Fair, Lir fortunately upfet,
and lorry we are to fay, four of the paffengerland
molt of the horfes were drowned : :imont,A the fuf-
terers was Mr. N. SI ER WOOD, coach•mafter of this
town, a man greatly etleemed by all who knew
him.
London, England, 1802-07-07

FROM THE LONDON GAZETTE, JULY 6.
BANKRUPTCIES ENLARGED.

Anguft 14. jofeph Mots Bloonsfickl, of Manfell-ftreet, Good-
' man's-Fields monrpfcrivener, at ten, at Guildhall.
July 31. William Madden, partner with John Anthony Fra-
(hie, of Manchefter, merchant, carrying on trade under the
funs of Madden and Frail:tie, at ten, at Guildhall, London.
BANKRUPTS.
Michael Duffin and Henry Dan, of Stratford-upon-Avon,
Warwicklhire, linendrapers and copartners, July 13, se, and
Augult 17, at ten, at Guildhall, London. Attorney, Mr.
Laiunoore, Red Lion-fimare.
James Henwood, of Canterbury, Kent, vintner, dealer and
Chapman, July i 7,19, and Auguß iS, at ten, at the King's-
Head Inn, Canterbury. Attorney, Mr. R. A. Webb, Folke-
Rene, Kent.
James Hahlide the elder, James Half bide the yoUnger, and
Edward Half bide, of Merton. Surrey, adicarinters,deakrs
and chapmen, July to, $4, and Aoguft 17, at ten, at Guild-
hall Attorney, Mr. Sandafon, Palfgrave-place, Temple-bar.
Jofeph Bowen, of Swanfea, Glunorgandsim, mariner, Sop-
keeper, dealer and ehapman, July lip, so, and Anglia 27, at
eleven, at the Rummer Tavern, Briltol. Anomie., Mr. Win

Hartley, Eriftol; or Mr. George Gabell, Lincoln's-Inn. •
Ann Coulthard, of Orchard-Houle, Cupriserhind, innkeeper,
dealer and chapwoman, July 22, 23, and Auguft 27, at ten,
at the Crown and Mitre Inn, in Cadiffe. Attornies, Mr.
Robert Mounfey, Carlitle ; or Mr. Henry Mounley, Staple-
Inn, London.
IDNIDENDS.
July 29. Foy Watford, of Manchefter, mullin-manufeefturer,
at four, at Spencer's Tavern, Manchefter.
July 24. John Mans. of Aylaram, Norfolk, merchant, at three,
at the King's-Head, Magdalen-ftrect, Norwich.
July te. Thomas Robinlun,ot Fulthaw, Chelan, corn-dealer,
at ten, at the George lan, Knutsford.
July 29. William Holmes, of Pudky, in the parilh of Calverley,
Yorkildre, dryfalter, dealer and chapman, at clev,.n, at the
Rofe and Crown Inn, Leeds.
July 3r. Charles Stockwell, of Shelf, parilhof Halifax; York-
'hire, feribblintmiller, abides Hemingway, of Leeds, laid
county. preffer, James Haigh, of Shelf aforcEsid, farmer,
Samuel Stockwell, of Halifax aforefaid, yeoman, John Baker,
of Leeds aforefkid, dyer, and John Rogerfon, of the fame
place, dyer, (trading together at Leeds, as copartners, dyers,
dealers and chapmen, under the fttle or firm of Stockwell
and Co.) at four, at the Golden Llou Inn, Leeds.
July 24. John Clarke, of Shoe-lane, London, carpenter, at ten,
at GulidhalL
July 31. John Hkld, of Tollerton, Yorldhirr, coal and lime-
merchant, at eleven, at the Star Inn, in Stonegate, York.,
July 3t. Robert Clarke, of Fore-ftreet, Cripplcgate, London,
grocer, dealer and chapman, at ten, at Guildhall.

BIRTHS.

:, Mrs. C. Rawdon, of a fon._

Sunday, at his houfe in Portland-place, the Lady of H. Jar-
rett, Efq. of a fun. •
On Thurfday laft, In St. Jamai's-fquare,the Lady of George
Hairy Rote, Efq. of a daughter.
Monday, at his houfe in Threadneedle-ftreet, the Lady of
William Willoughby Pro:feat, Efq. of a fon.
On the aad ult. Mrs. Lockhart, of Newhall, of two daughters,
London, England, 1802-07-07

YARMOUTH, JUI.Y c.

Ycflerdav P. M. arrived his Mt.:jelly's frigate
UNICORN, Capt. STEWARD, from a cruize ; alto
the MALLARD gunoreffel.—The following {hips of
war remain in this ]toad, viz. UNICORN, AMAZON,
frigates; LYNX, floop ; and CR U 17.1 R, CONSTANT,
and MALLARD, gun-velf.:ls.—Arrived this morn- 6
ing thePaiNcE OF WALES, Capt.ANTIIONY DF. ANS,
witFi mails and palrengers, from Helvoetfluys,
which place the left on the sth, in the evening,
and arrived here early this morning. No packet
has yet arrived from Cuxhaven ; but are expeeed,
the wind blowing a hell hr„ ze at S. W. The
PRINCE OF WALES packet will fail for the Harwich
Ration as foon as wind and weather will permit.
London, England, 1802-07-07

Gtirrtatier:,
ICANNOTreflea upon the dillinguifhed Honour
I hove romived in having been repeatedly elected One of
your litcprefeatatives in Parliament, without the fmcereft and
w trnica Gratitude ; and I hope I MA not bethought prefurnp-
moos in again offering myfelf to your Favour, and requefting
your Auesidassee and support at the General Meeting, which
nil b: bald to nominate Candidata upon Friday the 9th
it (Lot. If lam then fo happy as to receive your Approbation,
I till take the liberty of foliating the additional Favour of
your Votes and Intaeft on the Day of Ekalon. Wednefday
the 14th loft .nt, which will ever be attuned the highcft obli-
;aka conferred upon, Gentlemen.
Your molt faithful and obliged bumble fervant.
Hardiekk, July ,1k:. J. KY NASTON POWELL.
London, England, 1802-09-01

. ,

BUXTON, AUG. so.

•
Among our late failtionable arrivals bete; sire
Sir Robert std lady Peel, Sir John and Lady Paine,
Captain Purdoy, of the late 79th regiment, Capt. atanneya,
of the late Independent Companies, Captain Danid, lies of
the 7th Light Dragoons, Jima Byrne, Efq. Parmaiter 4
ditto, Captain Stony, formerly Commander of the Landf-
down Eaft.l ndiaman, and Roger Connor,of Green-bill, County
of Cork, Efq.
This latter Gentleman has received infinite be•
sat from our Salubrious Baths.
London, England, 1802-09-01

Ml''C•~
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RUSSIA.

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PETERSBURG, AUGUST ic.l
Within there few days a great (purity of prohi.
bits. and &muted goods Dave been feised at the
Cationaloofe. In Order to check, the increafe of
It is aft 'ordered, that all . goods,4
urn hia6mes been (tamped at Lieban, Revel, ate. 1
and-tent-by thofe places hither, fin be an vi'
r ien fited at the Catom.houfe ere.—The Rafts ten-
gedy Loh or The. r • 4. G.iihmk, by IW.
It.ite, has been received y the public with fdlit
!typlaufe, that a company collated 1500 me-
Wig and 128 Dutch ducats,. and fent them with
a very flattering letter to the aeon. According
to this letter, the aeon Itevuzitor is to have too
ducats, and the whole of the remainder is to be
divided among the fa other aeon in the piece.—
The Borneo& has bellowed on the private fecre.
tary BRIATRIII a valuable ring, fOr the copy of the
voyages of the Spaniards in the South Stu. pub.
Med by him, and prefented to his birettas:Ma.
Jerry. The Privy Counfellor Baron de Btetteo-
non, 19 celebrated for his knowledge in natural
hiftory, particularly botany, :webs labours in
that fcience, has praknted the Imperial Ruffian
Academy of Sciences with Tome aloft learned and
able differtations, and has been thereupon uasai-
suoufiy slaked an honorary member of that
academy. •
London, England, 1802-01-02

FOR COUGHS, HOARSENESSrS;

Mlt.G REENOUC:I-I'sLOZENGF rOLTTb
which contain all the fattening and he di• g of
the celebrated Balfant of Tau, and are the Ocala.: . I!.. tt
cffedtual rermtty of the kind In all Coughs, lialrf. • • trs.
Throats, and Delluzioni on the I.nng,, Waling ;11, r4wrj, 234
forettcfs of the Bradt, and affor,linc,- :Treat re!iif In ilio-tio.fs of
Breath, and in Aftlimatic and Confumptive cow.; lan.;s ; c„,7
do not cloy the lbsinach,but rather cr...atc an apprti:-. But al
the great benefit to he derived from them can only t!c fecund
by having them genuine, the Pohlic are regoeßril to ril,'erae;
that R. Hayward, No. so, I.r.dgatc-hill, is pri::;...d oa the
Ramp, as all others are counterfeits. Thcfc Lozetig::s are prtl
pared and fold by R. Hayward, (fueectior to T. ,l.rwitoegb,
the Inventor.) NO. SO.t~a!e-hill ; fold by F. Isl,:u.b,rr,
No. 45, St. Paul's Church-yard ; Bayky and 13h w. Coclofnerl
' ftreet ; H. J..boult airl Co. Nu. 150, On ord-Rreci; 5. \V:414,,
324, Holborn ; T. Overton, 47, 'New Btrtd-ftro.ti, anti W.
Clark, No. 259. Borough, P. ice it. t td. the hox.

FOR Rheumatiims, RhcumAtic Gout, &Lair-
Lembago, Head-acts, Nun:briefs, Palfy, ludigeftion,
tulent Spafinodic or flyir.g Pains, general Debility and ReLaxa;.
tion of the Syftem, Sprains, &Wks and CHILl11.:1111S.
Experience has proved the mild ftimulating powers of
WHITEHEAD'S ESSENCE Or MUSTARD Pills, and fluid LA
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having fucceeded in cafes of fix, dght, ten, twenty, and even of
forty years ftanding, after other men, had and it has
ahfolutely cured more patients of the above complaint, that►
all the medicines ever before made Public. For Chilbbina;
Sprains, and Bruifes, the fluid EiTence if ufed according to the
direcition, has never failed in a inftance, and fo fingelarly
penetrating is its nature, and Ipcedy its op, mtion, as generally
to cffcdt the cure of CPDLDLAINS, by a Tingle liberal appli
cation.

Whitehead's FM:nee of Muftard is prepared and fold at
25. pd. each Box or Boa:, by R. JouNs ro N, .Ipodsecary.
No. ts, Greek-ltreet, Soho, London : its reputation is fo go.
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Ireland, Weft Indies, and America.
To prevent counterkit impolition, purchafers are requcfted
to obferve, the Ge-tine i.diftiuguifhcd by the King's Patent.
and the Signature It..fonNSTI/ti, the Patentee's own writing,
on the label of each Bottle and Sox. -
London, England, 1802-01-02

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THEATRE ROYAL, COVENT-PARDEN.

Tc4-'4°R ROW EVENING,ISECEIABER 17,
will be preferred the New Comedy, called
DELAYS AND BLUNDERS.
To 'which w:11 be addcd, the New Melo Drams, In Two

Ads, called
A TALE OF MYSTERY. •
'with New Mufie, scenes, Dreffes, and Decorations.
Thig Evening—. the Cabinet; with Animal Magnetifm.
On Saturday will Ix !Irodueed a New Opera,in Three Ads,
ealic..l Family Quarrels; with The Citizen.

S HION.IBLE 'DANCING by Mr.ALLEN,
• privately Taught to Ladles and Gentlemen of any age,
wto Fare neva 'cunt this wcompliihnsent, or not in the int-
proved modern flyle, at No. t 9 Sheeranl-Itreet, Golden (quart,
and No. to, Great Alle-ftreet, Goodmates-field..--They arc
Taught on a plan particularly calculated forth fe to whom it
is an (Ai)ed to acquire it espoditioully, privately, and in the
Brit Ityle ffalbion.
Cord Iles, (Akers, and Country Refidents, who tray with
to hini, in a feir. days, May Board and L.odge, privately, in the
lode, and reteire coidtant Warm:lion.
The Selea Weekly Affemblies are every Monday, the Band
(vetoed ry Mr. Taylor; none but Subfcribers admitted,
01011:it pcopk relpedbability can fu' (tribe; refpcdiable
and liantli a, if not diftant from town, regularly at-
tended do Me dual conditions, and inftrudied in every elegant
*Witte of modern Dancing. •
London, England, 1802-12-16

On Monday, the a sth of 011ober, was publithed,
By MAWMAN, No. 22, Poultry, London,
Containing Sixteen Sheets of Letter-profs, (making 256 Pages,)
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['HE EDINBURGH REVIEW; or CRITI-
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Illumine s,lbr la Revolution de Franco... Or. Paffsi&T-
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Bowles's Refiedtions at the Conclufion of the War—Herrenich.
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London, England, 1802-12-16

A SUITABLE CHRISTMAS PRESENT.
This day were publithed,
Handfomely Printed on fine Wove Paper, fmall Odtavo,
Price 3s. in boards,
PROVERBS; or, The Manual of Wifdom :
being an Alphabetickl Arrangement of the belt Englifli,
Sranifh, French, Italian, and other Proverbs. To which arc fub-
joined, the Wife Sayings, Precepts, Maxims, and Reficdtions of
the molt illuitrious Ancients.
The Proverbial W.ifdom of the Populace in the Streets, on
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ftudies Man, more fully than a Thourand.RuN oftentatioufly
arranged. LAWATtelll APKURI SM S.
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London, England, 1802-03-08

SWITZERLAND.

Biaws, Faa. iB.—After the filling of the Se-
nate, and of the appointments which had been
made, that Body immediately proceeded to the
framing of the new Conftitution, the plan for
which, it is alerted, that was brought from Paris
by Citizen RIDING, mug now Carve as the founda-
tion of it. Notwithftanding the refpea which is'
entertained for the origin of this plan, it Rill meets
with various objeaions, none of which were re-
moved fo late as the t6th.—The following are the
outlines of it. The judiciary authority to re•
tide in the adminiftrative colleges of the Cantons;
a National Afembly, meeting at Rated periods,
than fuperfede the tribunals of Appeal and Caf-
ration. There is no mention made of the calling
together of a general National Affembly for ac•
cepting or rejeaing of the Conftitution: but, on
the contrary, this judgment, and the organifation
of the Republic Will, is committed to the Colle-
ges, which are to be inftituted in the following
manner. The primary affemblies of each canton
(hall name the mbli eligible citizens, in the pro-
portion of one from the hundred. Out of there
latter, the Chamber of Adminiftration, and the
Tribunal, !hall each nominate four : there eight,
thus chofen, !hall add to themfelves four others ;
and the Senate (hall augment that number with
four more, without being obliged, however, to
take thefe lag out of the lift of the eleaive. Thefe
four and twenty citizens (hall form the body of the
eleaors, who, in proportion to the extent of the
I Canton, nominate a college of from ten to
thirty Members. The deftination of there colleges
(hall be, the accepting of the Conftitution which
(ball be laid before them by the Senate ; and they,
on their part, to !•übtnit to the Senate the plan of
organization which they (hall have framed for
their particular Cantons.
London, England, 1802-03-08

MARCH
_4.

A ita tvr o—The Windfor Caftic, Curry; Arthur Howe,
Bain ; and ACtive, Mills, from hence at Africa; Mary Ellen,
Jump; Royal Edward, Griffith; and Ceres, Ellie, from hence
at Old Calabar; John Bull, Wright, from hence at Camerooons;
Commerce, Poftichwaite, from hence at Tortola; Endeavour,
Sherwood, front hence at Grenada; Lady Cretinonic,
from hence at Antigua; Eliza, M‘Lean,from hence at Trinidad ;
Penelope, Parker,from hence at Dominica; Apollo, Pitt, from
hence at Martinico; Two Sifters, Sinclair, from Africa at De-
merara; Adelaide, Munn, from hence at Baltimore.

FROM LLOYD'S LIST.

DEAL, MARCH 7.—Remain in the Downs the
'hips as per la R.—Wind E. N. E. .

GRAVESEND, MARCH 7.—Pafred by the Hope,
—, from Lilbon ; Harmony, —, from Mid-
dleburgh • Three Friends, DRANcY, from Calais ;
Albion, fIARPER ; and Princefs, LIGHTLY, from
Hamburgh. Sailed the BENGAL, CARMINE ;
UNITED KINGDOMS, BULLOCK; and LORD NEL-
SON, SPOTTIEWOOD, for India; Sufannah, SKEL•
Tow ; and Ann, —, for St. Kitts ; Fortuna,
SCHULTZ, for Rouen ; Liberty, —, for New.
foundland; Helena, HARRIS ; and Bolina, WHIT.
MELD, for Hamburgh.

At Philadelphia The Kin ;Ron, Morris. from Calcutta.
At New Providence--Enterprize, from Clyde; and
Hamilton, Hyndman, from London.
At Liverpool—Tamer, Brown, from Bahamas; Liverpool
Packet, Waite, from Charleftown ; Nabby, Jackfon, from KW-
calla ; &trey. —, from New York; and Mars, Sheffield,
from Charleltown.

At Demarara—Two Sifters, Sinclair, from Africa.
At Rclfaft—Patty, Snell, front Philadelphia.
At Newry—Maria Magdalena, —, from Meant
At Hoy:ake—Fame, Harvey ; and Maria, Pike, from Lifson.
At Trinidad—Eliza, hiPLean, from Liverpool.
At Antigua—Lady Cremorne, Gibfon, from Liverpool.
At Grenade—Endeavour, Sherwood, from Liverpool.
At New York—BeMilt, Waterman, from London.
The Two Brothers, Orloff, from Amfterdam for Rochelle,
got on lhore near Fecamp, azd February.
London, England, 1802-03-08

BIM Hs

At Caftlernartyr, the Lade of Lord Eoylr, of a lon an 4
In Mountjoy-fguare, Dublin, the Him. Mrs Howard, of a
fon.

At Loehbuy-houfe, Mull, Mrs. MICLIIIIC of Lochbuy, of a
daughter.
Wedoefday, at his feat at Brobenhurft, New Foreft, Hants,
the truly of Robert Smith, jun. Efq of a fon.
Wetlnidday, at his bottle in Wilbeck-llreet, the lady of C.,s-
lonel Olinton, of a fun.
London, England, 1802-03-08

SHEERNESS, MARCH. 7.

Arrived from the. Downs and failed again for
the River, the DIADEM, of 64 guns, Captain Las-
moult, and la MODEST& frigate, Captain HINTON,
both lately from the Mediterranean.—Arrived and
failed again for Yarmouth, with drafts of feamen
for Admiral DUCKWORTH'S fleet, the DILIGENCE
and ALON zo (loops, with the Birrsari (loop, and
BOLD gun brig.—Came down from Deptford the
ACUTE gun brig, and Rill fail for Chatham. Went
out of harbour, having undergone a thorough re•
pair, the JAMAICA frigate; the had wages paid yef-
terday, and will fail immediately for the Downs.
Came in the Aaaow !loop of war to be docked.
—Arrived from Shields the Lincoln of Scarbo-
rough with coals, for the merchants. Wind N. E.
moderate.
London, England, 1802-03-08

PORTSMOUTH, MARCH 7.

Yefterday arrived from Yarmouth his Majefty's
fhips STANDARD and Rimy, and 'aft night his Ma-
jetty's (hip CARysrovr ; alto the Fidelity, WEIR,
from New Orleans for London, with tobacco ;
Deptford, Cow, from London, with ordnance
fibres; Fly, Huowim, from Lynn; and Friends,
MERCER, from Plymouth, with oats; James, HOFF,
from London, with nult.—Sailed his Majelly's
fhips RESISTANCE and RENARD on a cruize.—This
evening his Majefty's (hip RESISTANCE, Captain
Dicuy, is coming up from St. Helen's.—Arrived
the EXPERIMENT (loop with oats from Cowes.—
London, England, 1802-03-08

I.TVI:R2001, MARCH

Th, Abbey, liam LIN, from this port, is fl.rand-
ed near Bangor, crew faved. •
The Brothers, HAYS, from Lifbon for this port.
wa•. lo thz: 24th ult.at Holyhead, one man &0w...
ed, ib: Captain much bruited.
The Tamer, DROWN, in 29 days from Bahama...
came to at the buoys laft. night, fpoke on the 2:1 Fel).
the Sifters; PiCR ET, 28 days from London,.boolid
to Charlellon, lat. 30. o. N. long. 70. W. all well ;
Captain BROWN informs that his Majefty's lhip
STORK 'arrived at New Providence, the 29111 Ja-
nuary, with the Governor on board, after a pat-
fage of 28 days from England.
Arrived—Liverpool Packet, Waite, from Charletton ;
Grace, Bartley,from hence at Londonderry ; John Bull, Wright,
from ditto at Africa; Lochnell, M'Dougall, from ditto at
Leghorn ; and Thomas and Robert, Church, from savannah,
at Bowden's.
London, England, 1802-09-06

NEW MEDICINE ACT..

At the only Warehoufe for Dr. James's Powder, No. 45, St.
Paul's Church-yard, London.
TI:E following MEDICINES are fold, at the
riees annexed, including the Stamp Duties; and as it is
enacted, that from the Iff of September, zBoz, the Stamps
Mould be applied to all Proprietary Medicines, as well fur
Foreign as for He Confumption, and as a confiderable Addi-
tion is made to the Stamps on the Articles of higher Value, or
thofe in Bulk, the Prices of Dr. James's Powder will be in fu-
ture 2s. 9d. per Packet, or IL ss. 6d. per Dozen ; but the
Quantity of a Dozen Packets in a Bottle (as made up fs-^ the
Army and Navy) may be had for zl. 4s. ' And as by Favour of
the Conuniffioners of the Stamp Office, Plates arc prepared for

Mr. Newbery's feparate Ufe, with his Name engraved in each
Stamp, the Public will be careful to obferve that the Words,
" F. Newbery, Na 45, St. Paul's," are printed in the Stamps
of all his Medicines; and as it is prefumed that this will be a futi-
cient Security againft Counterfeits, his Signature on the Labels
on Dr. James's Powder will be difcontinued from hencefor-
ward.

Stamps will be allowed gratis, as ufual, to tbofe who pur-
chafe Half a Dozen or more at a Time, of tote lower priced
Articles. /. d. s. d.
Dr. James's Powder 2 9 Lozenges of Bloii i i i
- a Bottle 24 o Freake's Tind. of Bark 4 0
--- Analeptic Pills 4 6 Huzham's ditto 2 9
--. large Box 24 0 Englifh Coffee 2 9
Dr. Steers's Opoifeldoc 2 6 Genuine Arquebufade 8 6
-----. Convulfion Oil 1 6 Orrnfkirk Medicine- 8 6

Camomile Drops a 9 Inglis's Scots Pills i o
-------, Paregoric Lo- Effence of Peppermint I i
zenga - ia 4 Grant's Drops - a x
Berry's Bilious Bills 4 6 Dr. Hooper's Pills i a
Dr. Auitin's Chalybezte Glafs's MagneGi 3 6
Ditto 4 0 Henry's ditto 2 6
Dolby's Carminative i 9 Norton's Drops 5 6
liffence of Coltsfoot 3 6 Spilibury's ditto s 6
Cephalic Snuff 0 9 Dr. Solander's'l'ea 2 9
Spence's Dentifrice 4 • Greenough's Tindlure a ili
Jones's Rheumatic Tinc- Do. Tolu Lozenges az4
Cure - 3` _ _

N. B. Stamps with Mr. Newbery's Name are affixed to the
firtt twenty Articles above enumerated; and as many perfons,
particularly tenants and meffengsn, rniitake his houfe, he is
under the neceflity of pointingrout, that it is at the Ealt End
of St. h'aul's, near* to Cheapfide, and that it has a largo
white ituesod front, on which theta words are infcribed :

41 Tun *arcs W4lllll**llllll Boa Div. JAMBS'S POWDZIL"

IRONMONGERY, BRAZIERY, and TIN BUSINESS.
A PERSON in the ab;nve BrincheF, in it miaft
refpedable and valuable ibuation (in one of the largett
Towns in Harapfhire) on an old Eftabliffiinent, and now in
full trade, being &Ikons of retiring, is wilting to treat with a
SuecelTor. For further Particulars aoply 4.lrrs. I.ewis and
Jones, London ; Hawk!liand Gould, Birminghito ; Hartord,
Partridge, and Co. Brittol;" or Miteliell, Thnrnpfon, and Co.
Sheffield. Principals only w:llhc tre::!ed with.
London, England, 1802-09-06

PLYMOUTH, SEPTEMBER 4.

Came in the SANS PAREIL, of 84 guns, Capt. ESSINGTON;
AaAI, of 22 guns, Capt. FANSNAWE ; and RENARD, of xi
guns, Capt. 011160 EV, all from Jamaica: the SOUTHAMPTON.
of 32 guns, Capt. Cott, from the Leeward Maud station; and
the Acsolassoa gun-brig, of is guns, Lieut. THOlirsost, from
a cruife ; alfo the GLENIEOLE, of 36 guns, Captain TA utoT ;
Aseatt.t, of 40 guns, Capt. Lord Paoar ; Otszny, of 38 guns,
Capt. Phillips; and the GALATIA, of 31 guns, Capt. Wox.rs,
all from the Texel, where they landed Dutch troops from Jerky:
BLANCHE, of 32 guns, Capt. HAMMOND, from Weymouth.
CHILDERS, of 14 guns, Capt. DELA rows, from a cruife ; RAN.
out Revenue cutter, from a cruife; and the Anna Regina,
Capt. EvENSON, from Dram: the SPENCER, of 74 guns, Corn•
modore DARBY; CIRCE, of 32 guns, Capt. WOLLIT ; PLOVER,
of x 8 guns, Capt. —; and the MERLIN, of i 6 guns, Capt
Coto, all from Jamaica : and the French lugger Levrier, Capt.
Jacqpts COURANT, from Normoutier, laden with falt, for
a market. A tithing Hoop belonging to this place was laft night
driven amore in Catwater, and it is feared will be loft. A
barge belonging to St. Germain's was driven Whore at the fame
time in Feriftone-bay, where the is stranded: the Mafter was
drowned Coon after the ftruck.

This morning arrived the Hgtrrza, of 16 guns, Captain
Jowas, from the Weft Indies, under a jury main-malt : Sub
came into harbour. Sailed the CIRCA, of 28 guns, Captain
Wom.cy, for Chatham; and the MLRLIN, of t 6 guns. Cap.
tain CHILD. Captains DACUS, BAKER, and BARRIS, of the
Navy, came home paffengers in the above (hips.

PORTSMOUTH, SEPTEMBER S.
Arrived the MA Lit tranfport, from Egypt ; MARTIN, Sri..
CULATION, and HAILING tranfports. from Malta.

YARMOUTH, SEPTEMBER 5.

Friday P. M. arrived his Majefty's frigate UNICORN, Capt.
ST ZWARTi from the Southward, and is to remain here till the
arrival of ARsuTINoT, Efq. who is expeded on Tad.
day next to embark on board of her for Sweden.—Arrived the
Lynx (loop from a cruise after fmuggiers. The Hunter Cuf-
tom Houfe cutter has picked up at fca 89 half ankers of Geneva,
which were lodged in the Cullom Houfe. "irD —lain in our
Roads the UNICORN frigate, LYNX floop, one gun.brig, and a
cutter. Paffed through the Roads a fleet of Eaft Countrymen
and Colliers for the River. The wind blowing ire% at South.
welt a Packet is hourly expeded from Cuxhaven; it is cur-
rently reported that the Packets to Cuxhaven will be re-eita-
blifhed here in figure, it being proved that Yarmouth is tile
molt eligible port of the two.
London, England, 1802-09-06

FROM LLOYD', LIST.

DIAL, Se must' s.—Arrived and failed for the River the
Earl of Abergavenny, —; and Elizabeth, —, from the
Raft Indies—Arrived the Warley, Wilton, from China, and re-
mains.—Wind S. W.

GRAvtsEND, SCPTEMBEIL f.—Palled by the Peggy and
Polly, Pile, from Peteriburgh ; and Abeona, —, from Water-
ford.--Salled the Clyde, Wall, for the Elit Indies ; Carteret,
Scott, for the Cape of Good Hope ; Jupiter, Lawe, for New
York ; Firm, Walker, for Amsterdam; Paris, —, for Pcterfa
burgh ; Ambrofia, Harvey, for Cadiz • Britannia, Robins, for
Cork; Liberty, ---,for Dunkirk; Orion, Otway, fur Grenada;
Prudence, Mazda, for Hans; and Yams, Nicholfou, for
Hataburet.
London, England, 1802-09-06

TO BE LiM,

By Order of the Matters, Governors, and Truftees of the Bed-
ford Charity, on repairing Leafs for Forty Years, from
Midfummer 1803,
QTX HOUSES, fituate on the north fide of Bed-
ford-ftreet, Bedford-row. numbered from t 7 to 22, (No.
22 Thu Three Caps Public Houfe.)
Three Hooks, fituate on the North fide of Gray's Inn Pot-
tage, Holborn. No. 5,6, 7.
One Houfe, fituate on the eaft fide of Red Lion street, No. 39.
Fourteen lioutes, fituatc on the eaft fide of Lamb's Conduit-
ftreet, numbered horn 3 to 12, and 14 to 17.
Two Routes, fituate on the weft fide of ditto, Nos. 6t and 62.
Two Houle% fituate on the fouth fide of Thcobald's Road,
Nos. 23 and 24.
Four Hooks, fituate on the north fide of ditto, Nos. 52, 53,
SC and 55 (No. c% the White +fork Public Houfe.)
Three Routes, fituate on the Weft fide of New North-ftreet,
NOS. 29, 35, and 36.
Eight Hooks. fituate oo the eaft fide of ditto, numbered
from a to 5, and to to it.
Eight Houfes, fituate on the north fide of Bofwell-court, New
North-ftroet, numbered from z to 6, and z 6 and t 7.
Seventeen Honks, Ittuate on the north fide of Eaft-ftreet,
Lamb's Conduit-ltreet, numbered from as to 24, and 27 to 38.
One Houk, situate on the tooth fide of ditto, No. 1.
Each Houfe will be let feparately.

The Premiers are to be pot Two fubfiantial repair agreeable
to a particnkr.whieb may be feenat the Office of John Gotobed,
Efq. the Reviver, Na IS, Norfolk-Street, Strand.
Propofals for taking any of the Premiers are to be delivered
fealed up to the Sid Recdser, ea or bereft the' zotb day of
°Sober best.
London, England, 1802-09-06

MAILS THIS DAY.—WIND N. W.
atm

*AMID.
3 Dublb4
z Waterford
I Lifbon
O Hamburg!'

FALMOUTH, SEPTEMBER 3.

Arrived the Panics Anoz.suos packet, Jonas, with a mall
from I.ifbon, after a paffage of nine days : the left' there his
Majefty's (hip DWLAOrrr,and PRINCR OF WALES picket, which
arrived out two days before the PRINCR ADOLPHUS packet•
failed, sficll was to fail again on the 31ft ult.—The paffengers
by this packet are, General FRAZER, and his Aide-de-Camp
Capt. NrcgoLsox,alfo Mont'. SAO mud. z, MonE La Goirr.
Mr. BREDRR, Mr. SRTARO, Mr. Bo Limon E, Madame
LASERS and Child, and mire La Doc.—Alto arrived the brig
Nile, Capt. Hamar MooNs, with provifions, from Cork ; the
Blaney. HADOLET, with coals, from Neath ; the Betfey, Fos.
LET, from Plymouth; and the Elizabeth, Dinoastorr, from
Eouthampton.

Sailed the Speedwell, Hoax', for Gweck; Fortune, Am?,
for Jerfey ; Lovely Crulzer, LANODON, for Dartmouth; Eliza,
DAvize, AQive, Dikvzs, Lilbon Packet, HOCKING, and Wit.
ton, PRILLivs, for London ; Good Intent, BROOKS, for Dart-
mouth; MOITiftOWD, FREIMAN, for Plymouth; Hope, MM.(
RILZSII, for Poole; and le Bon Patriote, Noma, for Hants.
London, England, 1802-10-23

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IThofe Names are hereunto fubfqibed,
bdng Conners appointed by an Mt of lozOks.
meat, pared in the Twenty-third Year of the Reign of blase-
fort Majefty, entitled " An Mt for making and maintal
a Navigable Canal from the River Thames or Bib, at or near
Leaehlade, to join and communicate with the Stroud Water
Canal, at Walbridge, near the Town of Stroud ; and alfo a
Collateral Cut from the faid Canal at or near Siddingtem, to or
near the Town of Cireneefter, in the Counties of Glotteefter
and. Wilts ;" do hereby give Nodee, That a General Meeting
of the Comtniffioners appointed by the bid Mt will be held on
Tuefday the z 6th day of November next, at Eleven o'Cloak
in the Forenoon, at the hoofe of Robert Tyler, called the Ram
Inn, in Cirencefter,ht the County of Gloueefter, for the purpda
of determining and adjufting the recompence to be made by ths
Proprietors of the faid Navigable Canal and Collateral Cut t
the Right Honourable William Lord Coleraine, and his Laces,
for damages fuftained by him and them in certain bads,
Grounds, Tenements, and Hereditament*, in the Parifh of
Kempsford, in the faid County of Giouceiter, by means of
making the faid Canal and Collateral Cut, or otherwire in the
execution of the faid Ad; and likewife for the purpofe of W-
illing a Warrant or Warrants for impanneEing, fummoning,
and returning a Jury to inquire of, Weis, and afeertain the ro.
compence aforefaid, in cafe the fame Sall be neeeffary.
Given under our hands, the aid Odober, zSoz.
ROBERT SANDFORD, ,
JOSEPH CRIPPS,
EDWARD CRIPPS,
JOHN WASHBOURNE,
HN HOWES,
ROBERT 11MBRELL, .
RICHARD fiELFE,
T. HARDEN,
WILLIAM LAWRENCII
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London, England, 1802-12-11

PIED.

On the 9th init. at his fun's houfe, in Somerfet-ftreet, Port-
man-fquare, John Simpfon, Efq. of Laundc Abbey, Lticeßer •
Bike.
Soddenly, at Wormicy, Herts, Mrs. Baylifs, mother of Mrs.
Difney Roebuck, and grandmother of H; Difney Roebuck,Efq.
late of Ingrefs Park, and of the Rev. Richard Webb, Canon of
St. Paul's.
Friday fc'nnight, at his houfe in Bath. after many years Hinds'
Slr Thomas nett wood, Bart. of Mart n Cielhire. lie
dy;ng without wale iffac, the title is now extirdt.
On Satur,!ay ha, Mrs. Ann Freeman, of Urofvenor-place
Hyde-Park-corner.
On Tuefday loft, at the age of s•s, Mr. Joreph rarnell, of
Afhtry-de la Zouch, Ranker and Grocer, to the isitlimablc lots
of his children and relatives ; alto to the poor, to whom on all
occafions he was a judicious and 10!eral bcnef..anr. A 1 cs
that will never ceafc to be lamented by his nuntbetlefs trends
anti acquaintance.
On Thurfday latt. in the 78th year of her P;e. Mrs. Holfortl,
rt id of the late Richard Hol ord, Efq. of Aloraford Lodge,
near Ilford, Lax. _ - -

On the 23d ult. at her houfe, at Highgate, Mrs. Margaret
Woodcfltdd.
Wedncfday, In the z 9th year of her age,-Mik Watt, daughter
of Alexander Watt. Ffq of London-Rik-et, Fitzroy fottare.

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London, England, 1802-12-11

AIARRIELi.

On Wedrefclay, at St. george's, Hanover-fquare, by the Rev.
Charle. Crawley, Henryßonh .m, EN. to Mos Mortice, eldt.f
daughter of the Rev. James Mortice, of Flowa, Northampton-
Dike.
On Tuefclay laft, at King(ton, near Portfmouth, Mr. William
Knight, to Ws Miall, daughter of the Rev. Mr MialL
Thurfday, at Henttridge, Somerfet, fteigNrallington, Attor-
ney, of Fore Itreet, London, to Mil's GrAy. daughter of Benja-
min fray, H.q. of Pond-hotife, Henfiridge.
Monday laft, Robert M'Aulay, of Over l'offil, Efq writer in
Glafpw, to Mifs Margaret Warnock, daughter of t..e Lite Mr.
Warnock, of that city. jeweller.
London, England, 1802-12-11

GIBRALTAR, NOVEMBER 18.

Ye ftcrday the RESISTANCE failed to join the
fquadron in the Mediterranean : the rendefvous for
them is fomewhere on the coati of Sardinia.
There feems now to be little doubt, but what
we {hall certainly retain Malta for the 'prelim, and
the troops from Alexandria will now probably be
withdrawn to Malta, as our evacuating Egypt while
we keep Malta is of no confequence.—While Malta
is in our hands, the French never can make an at-
tempt on Egypt with any profpe& of fuccefk, be-
auk we can always anticipate them in gartifoning
Alexandria, which, in fait, Is the key to that
country. The moment you give up Malta, from
that infant, both that Ifland and Egypt may be
confidered as at the mercy of France. This is the
decided opinion of every perfon of obfervation who
has vifited there places.
Since the 6th of tail month five French line of
battle {hips have pallid here up the Streights, ex•
clufive of the {hip which pallid on the 13th, which
is now Paid to have been a Spaniih line of battle
(hip, as the hoifted Spanifh colours after the had
pallid the garrifon.
Two Atherican frigates have arrived from the
United States within this week path and have pro-
ceeded up the Streights.

We are happy to (late that there is Tome proba-
bility of the accounts, relies ing the effeas of the
earthquake, which was fo feverely felt in Walla-
chia and Moldavia, having been exaggerated in fo
far, at leap, as refpetfts Conftantinople. Letters
have been. received in the City from that capital,
dated the aSth Oiftober, two days later than the
accident. Some are • entirely fdent on the fub-
jai, and one of them only fitys,,, We experienced
the other da_y, a flight !hock of an earthquake."
General Lavin is certainly ordered to return
to Liibon. This furely can be confidered only in
the light of an infult to that Court.—(Trise Briton.)
The Dowager Lady GLYNN had a mot provi-
dential cfcape on Tuefday morning. lat. As hea
Ladyflup was Banding by the fire in converfation
with her fon, ColonerGLyms, her gown and pet
twat took fire, and in a few &condi the whole of
her clothes were in a blaze. The Colonel, with
much pretence of mind, latently laid hold of his
'd rolling her the fortunately
London, England, 1802-12-11

LONDON.

SATURDAY, DECEMBER tt.
PRICE OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONR O'CLOCK:
3 per Cent. Corr. for opg. 71
3 per Cent. Red. 64--Omnlum 711 dlf.

The MI Nimes Financial liatement, given in
our preceding Columns, muff prove highly gra.
tifying to every defctiption of his Majefly's lab-
jcfls. The MINISTER flatters liimfelf, that, for
the prefent, he will be able to difpenfe with a
Loan, or that it will be but (mall. In confequence
of which, the Funds have experienced a conficlera-
ble rife. The 3 per Cent. Confols, which Tome
days ago were at 671, are now at 71/. Omnium
bac alto rifen in proportion.
This morning we received a Moniteur of the 7th.
It contains nothing new. Five per cents. 53 fr. 30 c
London, England, 1802-12-11

DREADFUL FIRE.

NM YORK, Nov. 3.—One of the molt alarm-
ing fires that has ever happened in this city, withal
our recollection, broke out laft evening, between
eight and nine o'clock, It} a liable in Bride-ftreet,
between Whitehall and .Broad-ftieets, almoft fur-
rounded with wooden buildings. The wind blow-
ing frefh from the fouth weft, the devouring
element made its way through Bridge-theet into
Stone-ftreet, with uncontroulable fury ; and in lets
than an hour and a half the whole block, confining
of about Sfty buildings, moftly dwelling-houfes,
were either burnt, pulled down, or gutted. Pieces
of thingles, in a light blaze, were carried in every
direction by the wind, frequently lodging on the
roofs of houfes at the diftatlce of half a mile from
the fcene of conflagration, and threatened dertruc-
don to a great part of the city. We are unable,
at prefent, to (fate either the origin of the fire,
or the extent of the injury individually or collec-
tively Curtained. Amongft the fufferers, a lift of
whom we were not able to procure laft evening,
u ere Mr. A. Carroll, Col. Boyd, Mr. Peter Metier,
Mr. James Cheetham, Mr. Raynier Suydam, and
Mr. Cammeyer.
London, England, 1802-12-11

FRESH POTITD CHAR.

No. 107, STRAND, CORNER OF SAVOY STEPS.
December 8, 1802.
JOIN BURGESS and SON refpeafully inform
the Nobility, and Families in general, they have this day
received a quantity of FRESH POTTE2I CHAR from Winan-
dermere Lake; which they can reconigend to be of a fuperioe
quality to any before introduced.
New I'. Sturgeon, Welch Smoak'd Salmon, &unrwick
Saufages, Yaw French Olives, &c.
Warehoufe as above.

THE CITY OYSTER WAREHOUSE,
No. 8, LOMB RI TREET, near the MANSION House.
DAVID ROSS deems it his bounden duty to
take this method of conveying his fincere Thanks to the
Nobility, Gentry, and Public, for the liberal Encouragement
he has received fince Le opened the above Wareboufe In It 794
molt refpeMully affttres them, that the fame line of conduct
which has give 3 his BARRELL'D 0 YSTER.S. fo marked a
preference, 111111 be ftridtly adhered to ; and begs to acquaint
them that he has now a daily fupply of FINE. FLAVOURED
NATIVE Mtl.To/1, PY FLEET, and • COLCHESTER
OYSTERS, ready to be fent to any part of the Country,
packed under his oy.•n immediate infpedtion, out o? the real
Sea Water, which is brought to his Warehoufe, and no where
elfe (at prefcnt) in London.
Merchants, Captains, and Families, will find his PAN-
DORE and NATIVE PICKLED OYSTERS, well worthy
their notice, as they retain in a peculiar manner, their Original
Flavour, and warranted to keep in any Climate; fold in jars, at
As. and Bs. each. His Town Cuftomers need not be informed
that his Oyfter Eatiiqg Rooms are commodious and 4494 pp in
I neat ftyle ; the number and refpedtabillty of thofe who at-
tend them, belt befpeak their fuperiority.
D. R. requelts that he may have previous notice when Rooms
are wanted for felegt Parties, at they are generally engaged.
Oyfters circa to pleafe every palate as ufual, and the Morn-
ing and Evening Papers taken in.
N. U. Agent for the fale of the teal Am !RICAN SPRUCE, and
SPRUCE BEER.
London, England, 1802-12-11

FAST INDIA HOUSE, November 24, tBoz.
THE COURT of DIRECTORS of the
UNITED COMPANr of MERCHANTS of ENG.
LAND, trading to the EAST INDIES, do hereby give notice,
That they are ready to receive propofale, in writing, at any time
on or‘bcfore Friday the 31.13 V December neect,from any Perim: who
may & willing to build Ships of about 800 Tone harshen, to be let on
freight for the faid Company fervice for fix voyages certain ; the
Tender:, with the words " Ship Tender," on the enver, to be fe-
verally fealed up, and with the Secretary, at or before,twelve
o'clock at noon, on Friday the fail 30, December next, beyond which
hour not any tend will be received.
WILLIAM RAMSAY, Secretary.
The particular: of the principal dienenflow and fcantlings, aljrii an
inventory of the primeital.flores,the copy of the efual Charterpaity
an outline, with the other term: and conditions on which tbelhips are
to be tendered and entertain: .d in tbe CompanyVervite, affio the drop,
conformably to TC14.6 the Ape are to be built, may be feels, on appli-
:a !ion to Mr. James CT4gan, Clerk to the Committee of Shipping,
on it eller Tierftro the 30th
London, England, 1802-01-05

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