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In Ono thick Volume x 2Tr.o. price p. in boards, or 6s. hound/
cootainin; more letter-prefs than any other Medical Work
of a genaral And popular nature,
'THE FAMILY PHYSICIAN, or DOMES-
TIC `.:t•.:)IC.IL FRIEND, containing plain and pradical
inftructions fur the prey, ntion and et:re of DifeafeA, according
to tke ltnprnvonars and difeoveries. with a kries of chap-
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thole heads of Families who have not had a Cla.Ocal or Medics
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By ALEXANDEICTIMIVISON, M. D.

Arbor of Medical Cesefelzettioes ; of an Efray on the Difeafes of

AVomen ; and of a Tres fife on theNerve4.

The followir.; refpittablzfair&lort haaalready appeared of this

valueyle work.

si In air perufa/ of this comprehenfive work, we have been
, particolarty Relict with the concifenefs and perfpieuity with
which the fymptrims of ti • various difeafes are deferibed t and
the care every where taken to point out tlnife marks or fymp-
toms which clink:Arias one difeafe from another. This is in-
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if the diiCafe be mittaken, the weU intended means of relief
may prove fatally pernicious. In delivering Cie method of can,
the anchor has very properly accommodated his diretions to
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them againit the confequences of ufing deleterious remedies
without medical aifiltanee ; we think, however, that crest the
expert need praditioner will find many valuable hints and
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aczideuts; an account of the me licinal baths and fprings in this
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Great Britain, with their virtues and of together with rules
for colleting and pteparing them. There la alto, what no
Food book fhould be witheut, a proper Mier:. Upon the whole,
if ettenfive refcarch, important ohfervarion, and practical uti-
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TO BE SOLD.

ABOUT taco fittfhcl;4 POZZALANA.
imported from Italy for the Molter and Berkeley Canal,
orwhieh the Works are at pi-dent furpentled. It is in pa-fed-
i/ dry and good condition.

AEU cylindrkal ftrait Piper, czch Nine,
Feet long, and Sixteen Inches dismet4 in die clear, with Ranch
at each end four inches broad, and bolt-holes for (crewing than
together. Each Pipe weighs shoat so cwt.
'1 he whole Is on the batiks of the &stem at Moller, from
whence Is %voter carriage to :my parcel' the Kingdoin.
Apply to Mr. Wheeler, Berkeley Canal Offices GLifier.
London, England, 1802-01-11

NACITIGAL INTELLIGENCE.

MAILS THIS DAY.—.WIND N. W.
AiRIVED. DUR.
0 Hamburgb, a
z Dublin, a
a Waterford, 0

PORTSMOUTH, JAN. B.—This day arrived the
following Eaft India !hips from the Downs, viz•
WALP4sIt CASTLE, CANTON, and TNaMSs. YCf-
terday arrived his Majefty's Neatua, of 98
guns, belonging to the Bantry Bay fleet.
Jax. to.—On Saturday evening the 26th ult. John
Nl,Dougal, (a fmall zed-man) feaman on board
the SULTAN prifon thip, in this harbour, (Porchef-
ter Lake), went down the !hip's fide to make a
boat fall. It is fuppofed he fell overboard, as he
was miffed next morning. Search being made, the
body was found on the mud near the !hip, con-
veyed to the Royal Hofpital and there interred. It
is believed he has tome friends living near New-
caftle,who may get tome prize money by his death.
On Friday morning at nine o'clock the fignal
for punifhment was made on board his Majefty's
!hip Acasvo, of 38 guns, Captain Fissows , at
Spithead, and a flag hoi tied for a boat from each fltip
to attend the execution of Thos. Drokin, a marine,
with a number of foldiers in each boat with their
muskets loaded. About a quarter before ten he
was brought upon the platform ere&d for the
purpofe, attended by a Roman Catholic Prieft and
Tome of his comrades. After fpending about zo
minutes in prayer, he made a fignal he was ready,
and he was launched into eternity ! He acknow.
lodged the juflnefs of his fentence, which was for
uttering mutinous expreffions, and for throwing
a bottle at an officer, though Paid he was drunk
at the time. He begged his Mip-mates to take
warning by his fate; to be particularly attentive
in obeying their officers, and while on board never
to drink to excefs. He gave the Clergyman who
attended him a guinea, and left ten pounds to pay
the expences of his funeral. He was an kinsman
by birth, about thirty years of age, and a remark-
ably thong man.
This day his body was brought on lhore from
his Majefty's thip ACASTO in a very good coffin,
landed near the Bathing-houfe, put into a genteel
heath, and attended by two mourning coaches, was
taken to the burying ground in St. Mary's-fireet.
An exprers was tent off to town this evening,
to petition his Nielson, to pardon the whole of
the mutineers now in confinement: it is figned by
nearly all the fe men or. board the different !hips
lying at Spithead.
The Day to and WINCHELSIA are ordered to be
fitted to take troops on board for the Weft Indies.
The :d battalion of the 85th regiment will embark
for Jamaica..
London, England, 1802-01-11

From sbe LONDON GAZETTE, January 9.

LENT PILEACHFRS appointed to preach before
his hiajetty, fur the tar, tBo2.
March 3, Afh We.lntfday, Dean of the Chapel, Lord
Bifhop of London.
3, Friday, Dean of Charter, Dr. Cotton.
7, Sumlay, Lord Bilhop of Durham.
to, Wedn.rday, Mr. filarnett.
12, Friday, Dcan of Chtfler, Mr. Miller.
14, Sunday, Lord Bifhop of Wind:after.
r 7, Wtdnefday, Dr. Grafton.
19, Friday, Moan of Exeter, Dr. Harvrard.
21, Sunday, Lord Bifhop of Glouedier.
24, Wecintfday, Dr. Coombe.
26, Friday, Dcan of Norwich, Dr. Turner.
28, Sunday, Lord Bifhop of Brillot
31, W.:datfday, Mr. Purrard.
April 2, Friday, Dean of Witichefter, Dr. Ogle.
4, Sunday, Lord Billtop of Chlcht.llcr.
7, Wtdociday, Mr. Drill!.
9, Friday, Dcan of Wort-eller, Dr. Onflow.
it, Palm Sunday, Lord Achbp. of Canterbury, or
Lord Achbp. of York.
14, Wcdnefday, Mr. De Membray.
a 6, Grod Friday, Dean Of Wean:dater, Lordßithop
of Rochefter.
18, Falter Day, Lord Almoner.

IALI V.
LENT PREACHERS appointed to preach at his
Majelly's Chapel, at Whitehall, on Wednuldays
and Fridays, for the Year 1832.
March 3, Ath Wcdnefday, Dean of Carlifle, Dr. Milner.
5, Friday, Dr. Schutz.
10, Vt'ednciday, Mr. Coffer.
22, Friday, Dr. Bingham.
17, Wcrinefday, Mr. Kynafton.
19, Friday, Dr. SWMiI.
24, V.'“lnilday, Hon. and Rev. Mr. l.czge.
26, Frid iy, Dr. Mofs.
3t , Wednefilay, Mr. Ediidge.
April 2, Friday, Hon. and Rev. Mr. Welk/lei.
7, Wedneiday, Mr. Madan.
9, friday, lion. and Rev. Mr. Stopford.
14, Wctingtl.l y, Dr. Vincent..
16, Good Friday, Dean of Glouccitcr, Dr. Immo:T.
SA
London, England, 1802-10-08

NAUTICAL lirriimaßNci.

. .
• • MAILS THIS DAY...WIND South.
I.IIIIIID. Mt.
•
• I Dublin, a
a Waterford . ; I
I Now York and Halifax o

, FALMOUTH, OCTOBER s.
This morning arrived the i)RINC1110 AMILIA packet, Cap-
tain SYrrans, with the mails from New York and Halifax, in
i 3 days: the mangers by her are, Mr. LASKI and Mr. JA•
CARMAN : the packet left at Halifax his Majefty's ihips LiAll-
balls Of pram, and the Casual/kw, of 44 Enna. The LORD
Coons. Sonnets packet, with mails from England, arrived
at Halifax on the 9th ult. after a pottage ot 3o days from this
place.

Arrived the Mainz cutter, of 14 guns, Lieutenant COCili.
LAW, from a cruise; the Sip Governor Milne, Captain WARS,'
frotn London, with bale goods, Sce. for Demarara ; the brig
Providence, Captain BAITLITT, from Exeter, for Liverpool;
the Surprise, BRAT, from Plymouth, for Cork; the Ann and
Sufan, JULIAN, from Neath ; and the Robert and George, Be-
MAN. from Southampton.

Sailed this evening the American !hip New Jerfey, (called
by nalftake in my Lift the Robert), Captain Coo rat, for Stan-
gate Creek, to perform quarantine, in confoquenee of having
loft the mate and one iceman at Philadethia by the rilow
fever: failed alto the Aalve Esc& cutter„ on a cruise; and
the Diligence, BARLOW, for Liverpool.
The DIME or Yogi packet will take out the nest two Lif-
bon mails, and will fail en Saturday nett : the Kano MOROI
being to undergo fame repair. Wind Weft.
London, England, 1802-10-08

BATH, OCTOBER 6.

The following are among the hit arrivalthere.—
Lord and Lady Aylmer. Lord De Blaquire, Lord Coventry,
Non. Baron Daly, lion. Mrs. Newman, Hon. Mrs. Yates. Sir
W. and Lady Afton, Sir J. L,eprd, Colonel Hopkins, Coiond
paneourt, Colonel Sadden, Major and Mr. Hatfdl, Dr.John-
fon, Dr. Arthur, Dr. and Mrs. Gooding, Rev. Mr. and Mrs,
Alford, Rev. Mr. &bingos, Rev. Mr. Fountain!, Rev. Mr.
saskiltaw, Rev. Mr. Gibbs, lee.
London, England, 1802-10-08

VILLA ails HYtHE in KENT.

TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT,
FREEHOLD ESTATE; confining of a
very compleat MANSION HOUSE, At for the Ref-
denim of a Genteel Family, with Mica of every Kind, and
about "Twelve Acres of land, moA defirably Amsted near
HON., in Kant, commanding a wry exteneve and Carriages,
and and Land View.. There is !landing for two Carriages,
and an excellent fostatalled Stable and Saddle roan.
Immediate polka= may be bad, and fame Flxturei and va-
luable Furniture, taken at an Appraifement. •
For torther Particulars apply to FAlttri.DriVer, Kent Road;
or Me(rs. Tommy, Hythe, Kent.
London, England, 1802-10-08

RAMSGATE', OCTOBER 7.

Mademoifelle Mimic La's Concert and Ball on
Saturday hit, under the patronage 'of the Duchefs
of DIVONSWIRE, attracted the molt numerous and
brilliant allemblage we have had this feafon.....Ali
the falhionables at Ramfgite, Margate, and Broad.
!lairs attended. The company began to afferoble
at half. pall fix o'clock, although not announced
begin till half-paft feven. Several beautiful
pieces of mofic were played on the harp in great '
Pyle and elegance by Mademoifelle
The ball commenced about nine o'clock. The
pancers were in the higheß fpiriss, having received
additional animation by the harmony dthe harp.
Sunday interfering, Mademoifelle Maaaccs very
properly doled the Bali at twelve o'clock.
Among the company prefect were—
Their Graces the Duke and Duda@ cat Devonadre, the Mar-
quis f Hartington, Lady Harriet Cavendish; Lady E. Folter,
the Duellers of Manehefter. Lady B. Montagu, Earl and
Countds of Beiborough. Earl and Commis of Carpsfort, Vff-
count and Vikountefs Mdbeurne,Vifeounters Fortdeue, Lady
conic:um, Lady Young, Lady Moore, Hon. Mifs Burton,
Sir Walter Farquhar, two Mifs Farquhar', Mademoifelle.
Gramm:et, Mifs Talbot, Hon. T. Lamb, two Ms Lambs,
Lord Robert Manners, Lord Duneannon General Balfour,
Colonel Hamilton, Colonel Wallis, Mr. and Mrs. Forfyth, Mr.
and Mrs. Strange, Mr. and Mrs. Townley, Mr. and Mrs.Gib-
fon, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur, Mrs. Hunter, Mrs. Hiatnfon,
Mr. ad Mn. Rama, Mr. and three Mifs Cooke., Sir Ri-
chard, Lady, and Mifs Glynn. Mrs. T. Calvert, Mrs. and two
Shoolbreais, Mrs. and Mit. Brydges, Mrs. Ramble% Mr.
am MA Tooke, Mrs. and two Mils Rawfons, Mr. Ermin,
Air. Gilmour, Capt. Forfteen, Capt. and Mrs. Ribouleau,
Carl, Mr. and Mrs. Haworth, ate. ace. &c.
The dancing began with—
Ley Haniot Cavendlitt and Mr. Macdonald; Mils Bentinek
sal Capt. Hughes; MW. Barnett with Mr. Rolls; Mifs Burton
sad Colmel Willis, ate. &e.
London, England, 1802-10-08

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`i

-r =W.

kJ:lnaNs soitearbmik

Destop.—. 1. Pall Dab it lee leaks .41., Mania
down es gm and resod the bottom wish mall Agates al
white:aro; Ale back toads lido with rows of lace lee lam:refs;
1 the below very low, with a Mod lace tinker drawn el&
round; plebe Eleel.es made of akeroate kelps of lace an 4 eaten;'
a tow of (mall lace rotate down disarm. A tap al wake Yee
aladeepttn at the top to admit thehair, and moaned with
s. blot ribbon • .
A young Lady's walking dabof blue Ilnunin the body
nude 114 and elite round eke neck; fall epaulets; lOnelleeves
at:white osullio, A kaw bonnet tied down with blhc ribbon.
Had Drties.—A arm bat lined with white, and turned
up In front, with a law cup and Wreath of rota under it; the;
bat trimmed and tied down with green ribbon.
a. A morning bonnet of black 61k, trimmed with bows of
61k, and tied under the chin with black ribbon.
1. A cap of white lace, made open at top to admit the hair,
and ornamented with a lilac flower.
4. A bonnet of white farina, trimmed and ornamented
with white ribbon..
s. A cap of black lace, with a full lace border, trimmed and
ornamented with yellow.
6. A dote plain bonnet of green (ilk, ornamented with bows
of green ribbon.

7. A morning bonnet of green filk, made full, and drawn in
three places, the crown hniated with a rufette of the fame
8. A bonnet of coloured Ilk; the front plain with fquare
corners, and trimmed "all round with white ribbon; the crown
full, and ornamented with bows of white ribbon.

9. A falbionable head-drag of hair, with or without feathers.
The prefent faibionable colours are yellow, blue, pink, and
green. Straw and chip hits hill continue to be word, with
white velli and fmall flat feathers. White cloaks llkewife con-
tinue prevalent. Feathers are very general, both in full and
half drefs.

BdTH, SEPT. 29.

Arrived bere,4iiilsop of KiHabit Lady and MA- Burdon,
Lady Drummond, Sir William and Lady Coaburn, Sir Bro-
derick, Lady, and Mifs Mimicry, Gen. Egerton, Gen. Walker,
Col. and Mrs. Wynch, Col. Rofs, Col. Maenamara, Dr. Saun-
ders, Rev. Mr. Falconer, Rev. Mr. Penton, Rev. Mr. and Mrs.
Babington, Rev. Mr. Poston, Rev. Mr. Clore, Rev. Mr. Ri-
chards, Capt. Walrond, Capt. Domett, Mr. and Mrs. Wliks,
Mr. and Mrs. Deafy, acc.

Saturday morning 29 fheep were found dead on
Claverton Down. It is fuppofed they were wor-
ried to death during the preceding night by a dog,
which had got amongit the flock.
London, England, 1802-03-15

Mr. FOI:SI'ER and Mils MELLISH.
This day was publiated, price gs
TIE TRIAL at LARGE for BREACH of
iIROMISE of MARRIAGE, FORSTER .. MELLISH,
tried in the Court of King's Bench ; containing the L I'FIRS
of all the Parties, which appeared in Evidence, &c. &c. taken
in Short-hand,

By G. PARQEHARSON.
Alf°, the LETTERS of the Molt Noble the Marquis of
111. ANDFORD to the Right Hon. Lady MARY ANNE
sTuRT —The Report of the Trial, and a Vindicatory Preface
with Notes &c. &c. by Charles Stun, EN. M. P. 3d Edition,
price c+.

. .
Print.d for J. Ridgeway, York-ftrcet, St. James's-fquarc,
and msy be had of all Bookfellers.
Alfo. Old and New Joe Miller, or the Tickler, containing
near Three Thoufand Good Things, many of which are origi-
nal, and the relt feleeted from the belt Authors of an countries,
3 vols. price 3s. each, by James Bannantine, Efq.
Sec the Monthly Review for January loft, for the followin"
account Mr. Bannantine avows himlelf the Editor of this
Volume as well as its precurfor, and he rays, thlt notwithnar.tl-
ing the arbitrary remark, that the Scotch arc deficient in Wit,
he has t hus ventured on the.tallt of compiling and circulating
not only his own 'Wit but that of others, though he had the
misfortune to be born beyond the Tweed.—Mr. B. It undoubt-
edly a ftriking inftance of the falfity of this remark, as his
Work contains much true Attic Wit and genuine liumour;'
&c. ftte. &c.
London, England, 1802-03-15

BUSSIA.

NTEII P. VItGI4, FEE. 6.-By an Ordinance pub-
hilted during the fah year, bj the EMPF RCM, the
former Grand Duchy of Lithuania, zhich fell to
the (hare of Rruffia on the partition of Nand,
and which hitherto had formed but one Govern•,
ment of that Empire, is now divided into two ;1
the feat of the firs of which is to be at Wilna, and
th.tt of the fecond at Grodno. At this laft place
the inhaling of the new Government was perform-
ed on the la of January, with all the appropriate
ceremonies.

In the dominions of Kolugay, a remarkable,
though not entirely new, phenomenon lately pre-
tented itfelf ; namely, a harpy rant of WM:. In
an expanded arch, a cloud was obferved, at firft
very (mall, but, in its particular form and colours,
differing very much from the remaining part of
the cloud. As far as could be judged by the con-
tinually increafing bignefs of that cloud, it de-
fccnded with great rapidity, and at length covered
the ground, in a confiderable (pace, with fuch
multitude of worms, grubs, or Imall worms, that
in tome places they were piled on each other to
the height of fix inches. According to the tefli-
mony of eye.witneires, thefe worms were two
inches in length, and of a white colour.
London, England, 1802-03-15

DUBLIN, MARCH t I.

At the Privy Council on Tuefday, two Procla-
m itions were ordered to iffue, one of them for of-
t, dug a reward of 3001. for the apprehenfion of
the affiiffins of Mr. Little, of Blackwood, in the
county of Kildare; and the other offering a re-
ward of led. for the apprehenfion of divers per-
fon% guilty of a violent affauk on the perfons of
two Tythe Proltors in the diocefe of Killaloe,
c.,unty of Clare.
from the length of time the trial of Crawley oc•
enpied this day, tt is impoffible for me to give you
as particular an account of it as I with. The Jury
.: (worn about t t o'clock. An attempt was made
tr roflpone the trial, but was over ruled by Lord
NO It spay and Baron SMITH, the prefiding Judges.
The trial was then entered upon, and computed,
in general, what has already been Rated an the
public prints: the circumftances were ffrong,many,
and clokly connected ; and after a charge from
the Judges, the Jury, with little hefitation, brought
a vadia of—Guilly. The Court, on cafes of the
higbeff importance, was never fo much crowded;
and an intereft teemed to have been felt by the
public, which objcas of the molt vital concern
would fail to excite. Crawley is to be hanged on
)Friday.

FASHIONABLE ARRANGEMENTS FOR THE WEEK

[VINING.
Counters of Flees Rout, St. James's Place.
Tire. The.Hugon', Rout, Foley Houle.
Ge.whnd's Root. Bryanftone-Rreet.
Mrs. Poimeeforea Rout. Whnpole-itrat.
Alifs Godfrey's Rout, Farman-Alum
Marquis of Hertford's Grand Diaper. Manehefter-fq
Mr. Knox 's Dbiner, 14111-ftmet. Berkekr -Apure.
Mr. Angerftein's Dinner, Pall-Mall.
Mr. Hufkiffon's Dinner, Lower Grofvenor-ftreet.
TOISDAT.
Sir Wiliam Milner's Grand Dinner, Portland Place.
/.!mind P tyne's Grand Dinner.
N:r Brilk's Grand Dinner, Devonfhire Place.
Alm Makolas Rout, Mansfield-area.
Mn.s Daig's Rout, Berkley-ftreet.
Mrs. Smith's Rout, Devonatire-ftreet.

WIDNISDAT.
Mrs. WU= Smith's Morning Party.
l‘vtitolluzr. j=s,:sragardnimpili..sa, Ocorge.arget, HaDOver•
rtnare.
Lady Milner's Concert, Portland Place.
Knois Stoat, Hill-ftreet.
London, England, 1802-03-15

THE GOLDEN OPPORTUNITY

HAS been feldom fo-truly and fqbllantially
prefented, as by the unparalleled Richnefs of the New
Lottery Wheel; above wow Tickets have Leen already
drawn, of which upwards of 14,000 were Blanks, while none
of what is termed the Great Cspitab have as yet itarted.—
Obvioolly, therefore, is the Wheel greatly letTened in point of
Blanks, and the Chance for immenfe Prizes manifeftly in-
ereafed. There was this Morning but 44i:••." Tickets, with
four Nixes of aopool. four of zo,cooL four of mood. time of
toed. ten of tool. &c. &a in the Whet!. As an uninter-
rupted (cries of great Succefs for the !alt five years has molt
particularly dlltinguilhed POPE', Orrice, clofe to the Bank,
the attention of Adventurers, pending this GoLot N 0 reins-
TUN! TT," may not be unprofitably direeted to f,e propitious a
point, and efpecially as the ftruke of Nine, on Wednetday
Morning, decides the fate of a
London, England, 1802-03-15

FINANCE OF IRELAND.

Mr. HOIIHOUSI brought up the Report of the
Committee relative to the continuance of certain
Duties in Ireland, and of certain Laws, for the
better colleaion of the Revenue, which was read.
On the queilion being put for agreeing with the
&ft refolution for continuing certain Duties in
Ireland,

Mr. Form raid he thou's! 'not then oppofe the
motion, as the time was fo lhort before the Duties
would expire, but he withed to give notice that
he timid take a future opportunity of entering
more at large into the Mbjeft.
Mr. CORRY Paid, that after hearing the obferva-
tion of the Right Hon. Gentleman, he could not
avoid being defirous of recalling the attention of
the Houfe to the aaual Rate of the cafe. This
meafure had nothing to do with any Vote of Sup-
ply of the prefent Seffion., it had no conne6tion
I with the Supply, nor was it in any manner de-
pendent on it ; and any obfeivation of his Right
Hon. Friend tending to limit the continuance of
th,fe Duties to the duration of any Vote of Sup-
' ply palled in that 'plonk, mutt be irrelevant. He
withed his Right. Hon. Friend would fend himfelf
More to the farms of that Houfe, as he would
then find nor, only that they were materially dif.
ferent, in tl,tis refpeft, to thole of another Houfe,
but that I,is obfervations, of which he had given
notice, and which related to a point of form,
would. be wholly irrelevant.
M.r. FOSTfiR laid, the Right Hon. Gentleman
co,ald not call his obfervations irrelevant, until he
I ,ad heard them. He (tmid certainly pay every
attention to the forms of that Houfe, but he could
allure the Right Hon. Gentleman that he fhould
never oppole any meafure of importance, merely on
account of a point of form. He thought that two

months would be an amply ftiffici.:nt time for
thefe Duties to be continued, as within that pi:6,
the fubjea might be taken up and difc,i'fol at
large. There were no documents at pref:::t b.!. •c.
the Houfe, or the Public, by means of which the
propriety of the prefent meafi►re could be ad.
mated. He did not with to anticipate any of his
arguments upon the fubjea, but as it was a matter
of the greateft importance, involving an invetliga-
tion into the State of Ireland, he fhould certainly,
at a future opportunity, enter at large into its chf-
cullion.

The Refolution was then agreed to, as was alfi)
the other Refolution for continuing the Laws re.
lative to the better collation of the Revenue is
Ireland.

Mr. CORRY prefented an Account from the
Commitßoners for the Reduftion of the Nath,p,tl
Debt in Ireland, of the progrefs made in the re-
dation of the fame, which Account, he Paid, ras
ordered by an Aft of the Irith Parliament. —Or-
dered to lie on the Table.
London, England, 1802-03-15

LANCASHIRE.

COMMANDING SIT (IA fION for MANUFACTURERS.
TORE LET FOR A LONG TERM,
rrHE Capital Modern built Manfion of HEALEY
HALL, (late the Refideuce of Colonel Chadwick,) near
Rochdale, in Lancalhire ; and the Lands occupied therewith;
together with fuch Parts u may be thought den:dile of certain
other Farms contiguous thereto : and alio Five or Si a powerful
Falls of Water, on the river Spodden,running throush the Paid
Lands.

The Premifes abound with Building Timber, Stone, and ex-
cellent Coal, and are fituated on a good Turnpike Road, fcarcely
Two Miles from the above Market Town ; the 'A hole Country
Rich in Trade, and (warming with Manufadiur,rs ; where the
afpiring Trader will not eafily find anot:acr place (untenanted)
afferding the fame compleat accommodations of Land and Wa.
to equal to the fupport of any variety of Machilcry, ar.l any
extent of Works that a rapid increafe of Capital may 4 likely
to demand.—Poffefflon may be had probably at Michaelmas
next, or wen fooner, certainly at Lady Day, t Sot.
For further Particulars apply (by Letter) to Charles Chad-
wick, Efq. at Healey Hall, before the xoth of April next.
London, England, 1802-03-15

BANKRUPT Clk.9 ENLARGED.

May lt. Walter Jack,.. of B. iitol, merchant, dealer :mil chap-
min, at ten, at the Both Tavern, Briftol
April is. John Robert Andoton, of Tbrogmorton-ftreet,
London, merchant, ta&ar, dealer and chapinan, at teu, at
Guildhall.
BANKRUPTCY. SUPERSFDI,I).
London, England, 1802-03-15

'TEN THOUSAND POUNDS PRIZE.

DROPSY.

Air R. LUXMOO RE, of Southampton-buildings,
1. Holborn, London, (late Surgeon at Uxbridge) Clinks
it necatry to acquaint the Public, that be continues to attend
Patients in the different fpecirs of this Diforder, both in low N
and Coo !sr ar. See his Addrefs to Hydropic Patients, Third
Edition, with additional Cafes annexed..—Sold by Murray and
Highley, No. 3s' Flott-ftreet.
N.B. No Letters, unlefs port paid, attended to.

TO MERCERS AND LINEN-DRAPERS.
TO BR DISPOSED OF,

'THE Stock in Trade of a Liner. and Woollen-
Draper,-1- in full flufinefs, in a large Town in Doric, (hire,
eflaliliihed upwards of twenty years Lail pail, with immediate
entry. The role radon of the prefent poireilor leaving the Trade
is on account of ill health.

Further particulars may be known on application to Mr.
Dorchefter,Do,f, t.
London, England, 1802-03-15

P4RLIAMENTARr PROCEEDINGS.

ERRATUM —Tn Mr. ADDINGTON'S Speech in Our Paper of
Saturday 1211, Page 2, Column 4, Line t 9, from the bottom,
for " he had it in view," read" had it um in view."

HOUSE OF COMMONS, SATURDAY, MARCH z 3.
TheDundeeTwa Pennie. Scotch Bin was read a fecond time,
and o, d •red to be committed to a Idea Committee.

Mr. Ettisou brought up the Report of the Plymouth
Embankment Bill, which was read and agreed to, and the
Bill ordered to be read a third time on Monday.
.. . .

Mr. ALtIANDtIL brought up the Report of the Committee
relative to the appointment of an Infpettor of certain Tranf-
ports, which was read and agreed to, and an inftrudion or-
dered to the Committee un the Tranfportatioa Bill, to make
provilion accordingly.
Mr. Ai.caaNDER brought up the Report of the Committee
of Supply, which was read and agreed to.
The &neonlen Bill was read a third time and palled.
The Marine Mutiny Bill was read a fecond time, and com-
mitted for Monday.
London, England, 1802-01-27

6osooo Tickets

£.3o°o°°

CAPITALS DETERMINABLE:
Firft-drawn Ticket 13th Day 4.10,000
Ditto - 2ft Day wpm/
Ditto -32 d DI 20,000
Ditto - .soth Day I ,000
Ticket., and Shares of Tickets, are felling at every Lieenfcd
Lothxy Office.
PRESENT PRICE :
Ticket - - £.16 12 0
Half - iso o Eighth - 2 3 0
•„Ver - 4 3 6 Sixteenth - s s 6
rfons in the Country whiling to have Tickets or
Shams, may be fupplied by fending good Bills at Short Dates,
Polt Ogee Onkrs, Bank Notes, or Calh, to any Licenfed
Lottery Office.
Cr The Price of Tickets and Shares will rite conliderably
before the Drawing.
Mum paid in Sterling Money.
London, England, 1802-01-27

In the Preis, and fpeedily will be publialed,

. .
Elegantly printed In Quarto, and illuftrate-d by a (last, ant‘
numerous other Engravings of Views, tee.
(Dedicated by permiffion to Sir Jo s ern BANKS, Bart.
K. B. P. R. s;.)
AN ACCOUNT of a GEOGRAPHICAL
and ASTRONOMICAL EXPEDITION to the Nor.
them Parts of RUSSIA, fur afcertaining the Degrees of Lati-
tude and Longitude of the Mouth of the River Kovinta • of the
whole Coal of Tibutiki, to Eaft Cape; and of the IflUids in
the Eaßern Ocean, stretching to the American Coaft. Per.
furmrd by Command of her Imperial Majefty CATRISRINE
the Seco:4 o, Emprefc of all the Rulhas, by Commodore
Jo-
tern 811 Lima, in the Years 17g5 to 1794. The Whole nar-
rated from the original l'apers.
By MARTIN SAUER, Secretary to the Expedition.
Printed for T. Cadell, jun. and W. Davits, Strand.
London, England, 1802-01-27

AW*VI TirtZh

Mr. Gists Mewed catife again( a Rule foe fet
ring :Wide an annuity of (Joh granted by Ann Do-
loth), Sturt to the Rev. Mr. Mitchell, ior the rum
of Gool. The objections to the annuity were, ft tit,
that the cnnfidcration was Itated in the memorial
to have been paid in moncv, when in point of fat(,
tool. had been paid by a cheque on a Banker ; fe-
condly, that Mr. Mitchell had not purchafed the
annuity for himfelf, but in truft for his daughter ;
and thirdly, that the freehold premifes upon which
the annuity *as fecured did not amount to the
yearly value of the annuity.
The Counkl argued in Cu /von of the Rule, who
failed in making out any one of the objeaions.—
It appeared that the cheque was given, and the
money received a month prior to the deeds being
ligned ; that the premifes were of the yearly va-
lue of tool.; and that Mr. Mitchell had only Rated
in a letter that the annuity belonged to his infant
daughter, in order to induce the grantor to pay
the arrears due upon it.—The Court difeharged
the Rule with Colts.
London, England, 1802-09-24

SOUTH WALTISr..A DESIRABLE RESIDENCE.

TO BE SOLD'BY AUCTION-bay Mr. JAMES CROFTS.
At the Bear lnulL Crickhowell, in the county of Brecon, -on
Thnrfday, the 7th of October,. between the hours of Four
and Six in the afternoon, fubjeB mint& Conditions as abaft
be then produced,
A VERY Defirahle FREUD:PiII ESTATE,
A called TREBINSHUN, &mile in the parifints of Lien:
• Tallyftyn, and Cake" dlne, in the county of Brennu.cor-
' lifting of a neat manfion-betife, adapted in evoyrefpettforthe
r-knee of. a Oentleninesfamlly,with a eoactoboufe, and other
neceSary offices, theyetpdfite number of barns, liable% and other
convenient out-buildings, all in coniticte, repair;
salarge walled
girden,,Shrubbery, orchard, and upwards of two hundred and
Ininety ftatateaeres of cretiicit arable, meadow, paltore and
wood-landifivided into convenient inclofored,and well wagered.
The houfe commands, in front, a view or an exteufive lake, uP•
wards of three miles in cirentkarence, abounding with iiihar.d
wild-fowl, is fituaitd in a fine (Porting country, about fix miles
frdnfarecon, Bit froth driekhoWell, and twelve from Aberga-
venny ; within three miles of one of the wharfs adjoining the
Brecon and Abergovenity Canal, at which coal and lime may
be procured at a very chcap rates and at a diftance of about one
hundred and" Ility-miles from London, from whence a. mail-
coach and waw*ti psfa Wee times a week, within a mile of
the door. Poreflion of the Manson-houfe and part of the
lands may be had itt twelve months-notice, and the remainder
Is under leafe, which will expire at Candlemas; ace. The
poor's-rates and other taxes are extremely moderate, and there
is au extenfnre right of common attached to the eltate, which
is capable of confides-able improvement.
For further Particulars apply to Mr. Moaner, No. 4, Eifel:
court, Teniple, London; Mr. Williams,. Attorney at Litiv,
Monmouth; or to Edward Williams, Efq. H;y, .Seenh.
Wiles, where a map of the eftate may be fisesk and a perfonap-
pointed to thew the prentlfet. .
London, England, 1802-01-18

BANKRUPTCIh.:S ENLARGED.

Feb. 27. Levri.. Solomon, Late of Sr. Martin-lc-Grand, Loo-

don, merchant, at eleven, at Guildhall.
Mardi 6. John Paul Olfner, of KingLind.koad,
brewer, dialer and chapman, at ter, at Guiidhal.
March 2. Michael Bout*, formerly of Rcifemary-lone.
Towrr-
Hill, flop-feller, dealer and chapman, and late of New-iquare,
Miuories, at ten, at Guildhall.
London, England, 1802-01-18

NEW MUSIC.

This day were publifbe;l,by iiuber- - tiireball, at his Main'
areolating Library, No. I ;3, New Bond-Siert;
THE Bright blunting Star ; as a Duet fOr 13n.
propos or Tenors; infcari to CU./AI-LS HAOrt,
Mut D. - • - - - - as 0
See what delirbts ; ditto - - - - a 6
The Negro Girl ; Senn. ---- - 1 0
Prate to thee, gm( roils Isratr.; ditto - - 1 0
Arid, or tbe Captive Negro; ditto - - - t 0
Time was when I was ?tee a.t air.; ditto a . 0
Lindor's Sonnet; ditto - - a 6
Lorick at the C-:.a..11 of Maria; ditto - - 1 0
MI Songs, AttsKeated to I.tsdy Ttinpletnien
Coded for the 17th Su'tdAy altar Trinity •
Milton's Poem on the Nmiv,ty
A SoAata fur the liarrilcinard or Piano Forte
Cowper, 41 by WILLIAM CAIINARY.

7 6
x o
I o

t 0

_ -
KENNET AND AVON CANAL NAVIGATION.
NOTICE is hereby given, That a General
Quarterly Meeting of the Committee of Management of
the Affairs and Ilitfir et. of the Company of Proprietors of the
Kennet and Avon Canal Navigation, held at the White Hart
Inn, in the City of Ikl.ll, on Tuefday, the 22d of December,
1801, at Eleven o'clock in the Forenoon, purfuant to Public
Advertifement, the laid Cornmittm did find a call from tit,: fe-
vend Proprlt tot of 3etzo new Shims, authorifed by an AR of
Parliament made and paffed in the 4tft year of the Reic.i of
his prefent Makfty,intitled uan Ad for enablin., the Company
of Proprietor, of the Kennet and Aeon Canal Navigation to
complete tile fame, and for amending the feveral Ad.s paired for
making the raid ('anal," to be taken and fubferibed for in Shares
and I lalf ;:hue,, in the Navigation and Undertaking anthorifed
to be made and carried on by the laid Company for the Sum of
31. for and in refpcsi of every fuch Whole Share, and al. ton.
fur and in refpeci of every fuch Half Share,in the raid Navi-
gation and Undertaking, to be wanting and neccffary, in order
to clefsay the Expcnees of and to carry on the fame. And did
make a Call from the fail reveal Proprietors for the laid
Sum of 31. for and in refped of every fuch Whole Share,and 21.
toe. for and in refrAi of every fuch Half Share in the laid
Navigation and Undertaking for thole purpores accordingly;
and tiid appo:n: the fame to be paid into the hands of M: Yrs.
Harfonls, Davis, and Co. Treafurers of the Paid Company, its
Briftal, on or Define the 1255 day of February, aka.
By Order of the Lid Committee,
Marl's, rough, Jan. 12, t Sot JOHN WARD.Prinelpal Clerk.
Nutc.—Ar Account of the Intereft due to Proprietors on
old Sitar, s be fent to them before the zlith o(February.

1k,4 R. BRUE (Lac Captain in the both
LT L Regarent, and since Payinatter of the King's Own 3,r
Dragoons a begs !cave to acquaint the Army, Navy, a;:d his
Friends, Oat ARNAUD and BRUERE, Wine-Merchants,
Nan, Craven fttect, Strand, have there an Off= fir Half.
Pay and agency in general.
London, England, 1802-01-18

TiII:ATRE, LONDON HOSPITAL.
TIPE SecondCondi of Lt:Ctures upon Anatomy,
hyteology, and the Principles and Operation.. of Sur-
will continence on Werinriclay the lath of January, by
-Xlr. A. fleadiogeon and la r. Frampton.
Pradical Anatomy as dual, under the direcllon of Mr. Ar-
wager.
Two Ledures on Forgery are delivered twice a week by
Bliza'rd, Mr. T. Wizard, and Mr. R. Hcadington.
Dr. Dainifiat will alfo commence his Second Courfe of Lee-
tares upon the 'I)len:-v and PraCtice of Midwifery, on the
2Otbi ht eleven o'rtnet in the foramon.
London, England, 1802-01-18

ingleader ? A. I never law him in couipanylwith
-my but his birth-mates ; he was generally in his
birth reading a book.
Dial you ever hear me fwear by the HOLY
C►+usr and lirgin Mary, I would have my re-
♦enge, in company w ith there people?—A. I did not.
Have you at any time, in the birth, evet
hear d me periliadc any perlons to keep their
tongues quiet, and have nothing to dol with it ?
A. I have often.

bar the Couri.—Do you mean between the to
and t tth of December ?—A. Yes, from the time
the ports were lowered down, and frequently fince
that.—Q.Did you fee him aiding and Ailing the
Officers?—A. I did. QFrom the tit to the t tth
did you fee any one of ihe prifoncrs :WA the Offi-
cers in quelling the mutiny?—A. No.
Thomas 'Williams gave evidence nearly ftmilar
to the foregoing. And fevcral other witnetTes bore
favourable teflimony to the condue of Comayne.
He frequently advifed the men to affift the Officers.
Admired Campbell examined by Comayer.—Q, Do
you recollat my carrying the lantern ?—A. There
were two or three lanterns; there was a marine,
and alto a failor: 0 Did you go afterwards to
the manger ?—A. Ilelieve I did.-41:. Did you
not order me to hold the lantern in the manger ?
—A. Such a thing was done.—O Was not your
(word naked at that time?—A. It was fo; and I
am lorry to fay had been an hour before.

GEORGE DIXON% EVIDENCE.

Gorge Beat-6,11mm
The evidence of this wittier& was nearly fimilar
to that brought forward by Allen.

RlLirs EVIDENCE-

Wm. I .ightburne intone.
This witnefs's teftimony was of the fame de•
fcription.
The Court having far exceeded the ufual hour
of its fitting, adjourned till next morning at
nine.
London, England, 1802-01-18

CAUTION TO THE PUBLIC:

- -
'THAT if any Perfon trußs ELIZABETH Srt.ny,
Wife of Jou ts SELBY, jun. late of Sheariefs, in the Parifh
of Minttcr, file of Sheppy, and County of Kent, he will not
pay any debt, the may contra.', a reparation having taken
plike. And any Perfun or Perron* having any claim upon the
laid John Selby. up to this date, are 4ierchy required to attend
at the Upper White Kid,: Inn, SlicernefA, on the antis day of
January, 1801, there to give in their claims, as no account will
be taken of their demands her after. JOHN SELBY, jun.
December 17, l gOl.

YORKSHIRE.
TO 15 SOLD BY ►RITATE CONTRACT,
AMANOR and confider.thle FREEHOLD
ESTATE, advantageoully fkuate at a Own diftanee
from the capital nurhet towns of Yarm and Stoke ley, in the
North Riding of the County of York, and from Stockton upon
s, in the County of Durham.
'the Proprietor is entitled to the Tythes of the Fftate, and
of other Eitates near or adjoining thereto, under a hare for
three Lives from the Arehbithop of York, which Lerfe will
be fold with the Eftate.

A Plan of the Eftatp may be fern, and further particulars
had at the Office of Mara Farrar, Lacey, Steadman, and
Wull,Solieitors, BreadArcet-hill, London.

The MEDICAL and PIiYSICAL JOURNAL, conduetca
by 'leant,' BRADLEY, BATTS , and NOPIHDEN.
MEDICAL Piaditioners, who have lately been
Iv•IL difappointed in their applications for Complete Sc:, of
this valuable Pate:Heal Work, are refpe‘ifedly informed, that
the Numbers which were out of print, have lardy xc-
print:Al, and that Complete Sets, from the Comine;:cc:nen:,
may now be -had of all BookkUers, 'Five large 'Volumes,
price Three Pounds Ten Shillings in boards. The Sixth Vo-
lume is completed on the first of Deeanber, and the Fiat Num-
ber of the :Oa Volume is publilbed on the Heft Day of January.
The Numbeis cootinue to be publifhed as ufual, on the
Fiat Day of every Month. price Half-a-Crown each, and con
taro a great variety of valuable original Communications from
eminent Pnietitioners, and the what information on ail
fab-
jec'ts conneetal with Mtdirine, Surgery, asetnifiry, Phan.,
macy, Botany, and Natural Hillary.
Communications of Cafes and PraCtical Obfarrations, Mould
be addreffed to Mr. Panties, No. 7t, St. Paul's Church.
yard. Of whom, and of all Booklairs may be had, just 'wis-
h:bed, Mr. Ai r.i N. on the Cow Pox, price 2s. 6d.
Dr. WILLA); on the Difeafes of London, Ss.
1)r. Tuostesow's Family Phffielan, 6s.
Dr. Nis exr's Practical Treadle on Dia, 6s.
London, England, 1802-01-18

CORN MARKETS.

MARX-LANt, JAL tB.

The (ales of Grain, to•day, have been but fov,
as the River is not quite open-We do not perceive
any material •ariation in either Wheat or Flour
from our !all currency-Barley is a little lower-
Malt is heavy-Oats are full 2S. cheaper-Beans
are declining-Boiling Peafe are cheaper-and
Rcd Clover has not fo bf ifk a file.
Englith Wheat, Gos. 725. to 83s.
Foreign Ditto, yes. 7os.
Fine Dantzick Wheat, 86s.
Rye, 365. 4os.
Barley, z 65. 385.-Beft (New) 4os. 445.
Malt, 445. 565.
Oats, 225. aBs.
Honk Beans, (New) 3os. 385.-Old 465.
Tick Beans, (New) 3os. k s.-Old 455.
•
Hog Peale, 365. 395. 4os.
Boilers, 4os. 445.
Carraway Seed, 365. to 415. per cwt.
Coriander, 265. to 295. per cwt.
Canary, 9os. to 955. per cwt.
Rape Seed, 341. to 371. per lat.
Flour, 655. 7os. per rack.
Rcd Clover, 5.5. 785. 84.5. 925. per cwt.

White ditto, 58s. 84s. 1125.
Trefoil, 261. 4os. 508.
FROM THE LONDON GAZITTF, SATURDAY, JAN. 16.
Average price of Corn in England and Wales, from the Re-
turn* ending the 9th of January, 1802.
Wheat. I Rye. I Barley. I Oats. I Beans. I Pate.
6. d. 6. d. 1. d. L d. ti 4 a d.
76 I 48 8 44 7 23 4 43 S 42 3
The swage Price of Sugar, computed from the Returns
made in the week ending the 13th of January, Is 425. Sid. per
hundred weight.
London, England, 1802-01-20

TICKETS ARE RISING.

Ho. CORNHILL, and N 0.9, CHARING-CROSS,
BISH refpetctfully acquaints the Public, that
• Tickets for the enfuing Englidi Lottery will elk very
eonfuterahly before the Drawiug, and that there is no chance
whatever of their being lower.
Tickets and Shares arc (cluing in great variety at the above
Dikes, and thole who intend to adventure will foil the earlier
they purchafe the better.
The following Capital Prizes were all fold, (hued, and regif•
tered at the above Others, is, the two lilt Years.

34,925
1937
22.333
it,6e3 .
1 ' 44 •
23.795

4.20,000 30,061
%COO 9593
loco 12,333
boco 44,007
1000 11,363
JOG 5'377

C. 50,000
zo,oco
=pro
sOOO
2000
zooB

151.425 a 300
Perfons In the Country defirous of hating Tickets and Sk•res
fent them, may be (applied by fendlogsgood Bills at Mort dates,
Poft-Olice-Orders, Bank-Notes, or Calls, to either
Na. 4. CORNHILL, ur No. 9, CHARING-CROSS.
All Bands iu the Public FushistranLidted with &laity and
I Me Lauri bestasDrinvirti MoodaniZerch a. Vicia.
London, England, 1802-01-20

MONEY Ri.ADY_:IO AnVANCE.

AALL Perfons in the Pilaf:ion of rncnmes,arifing
from Freehold, Coryhold, or Leafehold Fitatrs,in Land
or Monte., Money in tin Funds, Rent Ch.irges, Marriage Set-
tlements, W.dows Jointures, Annuitie7, Patent Plaza, Church
Livings, or any other certain Intone for Life, may be fupplicit
viitb tempts:try or permanent Sums of Money to any amount,
ty paying Annuity inter:it for the fame.

aLe Nobility and Gentry of known property, or their heirs,
may be accorunio,la•cd on their perional fecurity ; and in any
init:lrce, w here the fecurity of an individual may be.
deemed ir.futG-ient the saldition of another perfon to gu.x.int re
the paynu nt of the interclt, will remove the objeClion; and in
all ca.e., privilege will be ,liven to the Public, to return the
principal at their own option.
Perfonal ap7lications w:.11 be received every day till four
o'ciock, and Ictters from Correlpondents in town or country.
(poll paid) will be immediately anfwcred, addreffed to the Di-
reaor of the Kuightfbri,'.ge Bank, at his town-houie, Nu. S,
Lower john-itreet, Golden-fguare.
London, England, 1802-03-12

rtiNtibiz. qt the DUKE

The affiiaing ceremony of the funeral of the
twill noble FRANCIS Duce of BEDFORD, took place
yeaerdar. It was concluded without ofientation,
agreeably to his own requen. There required no
fplendour or pomp of preparation to interat the
feelings of his country on the mournful event.—
All hearts fympathifed in the common lofs which
the death of fuch a man brings upon fociety.
The prefent Duke, being extremely indifpofed,
he was advifed to quit Woburn, that the appear.
ance of the preparations for the funeral might not
increafe his illnefs. Accordingly he left the Ab-
bey on Wednefday morning, in company with his
brother, Lord WILLIAM Russ k LI., for Streatham.
Lord PaIISTOM remained to give direfLions refped-
ing the funeral, &c.
Every thing being properly arranged, the pro-
ceffion left the Abbey about ten o'clock on Wed-
nefday night. The coffin is covered with the bell
crimfon velvet, and contains three thoufand (liver
nails. The hearfe was drawn by fix horfes ' • it
was followed by three mourning coaches : in the
firft were

Mr. 00TOBZ 0, the Auditor and Solicitor;
Mr. nary, the Reedent Agent for the Woburn iftate;
and Mr. Baowst, a Solicitor.
Itt TN& MOND WERE
The Rev. Mr. PARRY, the Clergyman of WobUrn ;
Mr. SALMON, the Refident Surveyor;
And Mr. SHAM, at Woburn.
AND IN TVS THIRD WILL
Three principal Servants of the Houfekold.
They were followed by his Grace's Carriage, empty, drawn
by fix bay Horfes, and fix Footmen bchiod it.
The procelLon paired through Hockliffe, Dun-
(table, Market-ftreet, and Redburn, in the molt
solemn manner. The inhabitants in the places
through which the procelEon paired, were in the
road with lights, and the greateft order prevailed.
The Woburn Tenantry clofed the procetlion from
the Abbey. On its arrival at Riclananfworth,
about half pail nine yefterday morning, it was
joined by the Buckingharnfhire tenantry, and loon
after by thole of Cheynies, who were in waiting
for its arrival, and the whole then proceeded to
the place of interment, in the following order :
London, England, 1802-03-12

WIU7!CAL livrizzloact.

MAILS THIS DAY...4VIND S. W.
'vs.

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1 Du'En,
o Waterford,
o Hantburgh,
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Two French flaps of the line were fpoke with on
the 4th of January, off Tiberoon, (landing over
for Cuba.

PARIS. MARCH 1

The Touredle, of 74 guns, having ott board
General DESDOR EAU 20 failed ats the s7th ult. from
Brea, in order to proceed to Saint Domingo with
troops and paifengers.
London, England, 1802-03-12

LEGHORN, FE& 14. .

A few days ago an Englifh and a Swedifh fri-
gate arrived in this port a the former is the Grey-
hound, of 4o guns and aso men, Capt. Casarsat.a,
in eight days, from Mahon, having on board Ge-
neral Ows : the latter is the Troja, of 44 guns.
and ♦So men, commanded by Rear Admiial
Baron Voa Canzastatom, from Malaga, but WI
from Toulon. This frigate forms part of a Stra-
da fquadron deßined to block up ill; port of
Tripoli.

MILFORD, MARCH 9.
Arrived the Davao frigate, Srirriaa floop, and
Ls !of. En T gun-veirel from a entire.
Sailed the Srirrial Hoop for Brifiel

PLYMOUTH, MARCH to.

Came in his Majefty's (hip MALTA, of 74. gtms,l
Capt. Barra a, from Portfmouth; and the Inas-
IPATIOASLE, of 38 guns, Capt. SCOTT ; the HUN-
raft, of t 8 guns, Capt. lox s, and the ATALAIIti,
of 18 guns, Capt.Gat ITHS, from a mire; alto the
RallouMsa, of 44. guns, Capt. M.KaLLAA, from
Corr; the G Loa T, of 98 guns, Capt. WaLLs,
and the CAMBRIAN, of 44. guns, Capt. Tawas,
from Torbay.—Sailed l'Otsa*u, of 38 guns, Capt.
PHILLIrs, on a ertnfe.