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London, England, 1802-07-15

HAMFURGH MAIL.

CMISTANYINOPLIS, MAY 28.—We hive receive&
accounts here, that the Beys in Egypt have dc
fated a part t'f the army of the Gaeta° VI ZIFIt.
The rebellious Pacha Gitaine, who maintains a
connesii.n with PASSWAN Occou, is committine
pear ravages in the neighbourhood of Adrian, pie.
lhc CAPITAN his taken the field :spina
thele rebels with to,coo men.

Bsat.tm, JULY 3.:—To-morrow, or perhaps to.
day, our molt gracione. S,,VEREIGN, his Royal
Conlon, and their Royal Highnelfes the Princes
HENRY and WILLIAM, with their retinue, are es-
t', :ltd here : a part of Royal equipage arrived
7 terday.
h TERSBURGII, JUICE 18....Tte EMPEROR
has liyilified to the DireCting Senate, by the Ge-
neral of Infantry and General Procureur, the Che.
valizr Bs K Lrscuow, that he ha% had an interview
with the Kuwo of Patissr• at Memel, on the m-
e:4(in of a Review there.

BANKS OF THE. MAI. , JUNE 2g.—According
to the public papers, the definitive convention re-
lative to the Get man indemnifications, was fignesi
on the 4th infi. at Panic, between the French Mi-
niaer LLFYRAVD and the Envoys of the fcveral
Courts interefied therein.

LONDON.
London, England, 1802-05-27

NORTHUNIBERLAIJD.

'TO BE RE-goi,b,purfttantt;an order of his
hiajefty's Court of Fzchequcr, in a Caul,: depending.
thatin,intituled Reed againit fore Abel Moyfey,
Efq. Deputy to his Msjtfty's Remembrancer of the laid Court,
at his Chambers, in the Exchequer Ofticc, in the Inner Temple,
London, on Saturday, the 26th day of June, tBox, at Twelve
o'clock at Noon; a Freehold Eftate, called BiItDHOPE
CRAIG, fituate in the Paint of Elfdon, in the County of
Northumberland, compriling Birdhope Craig and Silhuro Foot,
now let to Mr. John Darifun, Tenant at Will, at the clear
yearly Rent of One Hundred and Forty-two Pound,
Further Particulars may he had grads at the Office of the
Deputy to his Majelty's Remembrancer, at the Exchequer
°Etc aforefaid ; of Mr. Ellis, Solicitor, Neweaftle-upsn-Tyne;
hletfrs. Dann cod Teafdlic, Subeitors, Threadneedle-ftreet,
Loudon; Mars. Purvis and Ounces, Solicitors, Newt-Mile-
upon.Tyne ; and of Me. Grey, Solicitor, Holborn-court, Gray's
Inn, London.

PON:I%W, %JAY.
To be I.F.A.SF, for any term Out exceeding dt Years,
to commence from Lady-day net.
THOSE valuable and extenfive Preinifes ad.
Joining the Cullom-hook, known by the name Of POR-
TEA./ oly..tv, with very capacious and fubftantialWarehoutes,
together with four Houfes contiguous, extending into Lower
Thantcs.ftrect, not heretofore leafed thercvelth. Thefc Pre.
rnifca arc admirably well calculated either for the Foreign or
the Hume Trade, and their great imporL.ncc to all perfons
chgaged in any ext.:olive conunerce renders a further d, kelp-
tio tof them unneccffary. A Plan of the aforaaid Prcmiies
may be fecn, and further rtrtkulars known by application at
the Clerk's Office, Fifhnumgers' Hall, London; where Propo.
fah, foaled up, may he fen: ...n or before the gift day of July
next. N. B. The land Tax has been redeemed as to all die
aforefaid Prealite..
London, England, 1802-05-27

ROYAL SOCIITY OF MUSICIANS.

THE Members will dine at Wil Roan, King.
Rreet, St. James's, ea Saturday tie stb June, dos.
Tbe Earl of CiiESTERFIF.LD, Hasorary Prefident,
in the Muir.
NN NN •ICF-PIPSIIIIIITIL
The Earl of Dartmouth The gad Of Dank,
The Earl of Uxbridge The Earl of Wilton
Farl Forkicue Lord Vireount Fitz william
SIZWARDS.
Sir Parkes Dr. Calcott
Dr. Arnold Mr Afbley
11r. Ayrton Mr. Shield
Frederick Nicolay. Erg. Mr. Webbe
Mr. Dance Mr. Tbonlas Shaw
Mr. Knyvett Mr. Oliver.
Dinner on Table at Fire.—There will be no Celle/ion.

TiActs, te* 6d. each, will he delivered at No. is. Hennes*.
ttrett, Covent-Garden, to all Honorary or Profcffional Subferi-
bers for theinfeives and their Friends.

As it is the with of the Stewards that the Company be pro•
petty accommodated, whkh caiinot be done without deertain.
in; the Number, no Tickets will be delivered after the hft of
une.
No Servants will he admitted except thole of the Prcld:nt,
Vice-Preddents, and Stewards.
WILLIAM FOSTER, Secretary.
London, England, 1802-05-27

PENSION S.

Lord HOLLAND laid, that an order had been
made feveral weeks ago, for laying before that
Houfe the Accounts of the Four and a Half per
Cent. Duties derived by the Crown from certain
pole (sons in the WeR Indies, and on which va.
:ions Penfions were charged. He was much fur.
priced that thole Accounts were not yet laid on the
Table ; and be rofe now to aik his Majefty's Mini-
tiers, whom he bad not always the pleafure of
feting in their places, what could be the cattle
of that delay?
Lord Plt L HAM Lid, he thought thofe Papers
had been already on the Table, and it was not
till that moment he heard they had not been pre-
tented. He did not exatly know what the caufe
of the delay was ; but he fuppofed it mull have
been occafioned by the difficulty which the Clerks
in the different offices had in making out the Ac-
counts.

Lord Sur rote raid, there was another very pro.
duaive fource of revenue which was applicable to
the Civil Lift, and on which various Penfions
were paid—he meant the money arifing from the
file of old notes belonging to the Navy. He
Mould move for an account of thefe, becaufe he
thought it would be abfullitely necclf:u•y for the
I Joule to know the amount of the petitions grant.
cd by the Crown, together with the funds from
v:iiicl: they were taken.
Lord P.l. uA f 4 laid, he confidcrcd it fomewhat

irregular in the Noble Earl to enter into this fub-
j, a when he was not making any fpecifie motion.
He hoped,if he did make any motion,that it would
fpccify fome particular period of time.
Lord HOLLAND confidered the Cubic& alluded
to by his Noble Friend as one of very great im-
portance, and one on which the Houfe ought to
be informed. He would therefore move, 44 That
there be laid before the Houfe an Account of the
Application of the Monies arifing from the Pale of
old Naval Stores, for a particular time."
This motion, after fome further converfation,
was withdrawn.
London, England, 1802-05-27

AMERICA.

A and M. MYERS, No. tT t, Wester-flrcet,
• City and State of New York. in North America,
(Auelioneers and Brokers, duly appoi.iteel and conimifiloned by
Law, for the City aftwefaid,) make a tender of their Cervices to
the hisnufaelurers and Merchants of Europe, in the Commit.-
lion Line, and inform them, that Stores and every other con-
venience is prepared for the reception of Goods, Wares. and
Merchandise configned to their addrch, for either public or
private Sale.
They Purchafe and Ship all Kinds of American and Well
India Produce on Orders.
From lowal years experiense be the above line of Bufinets,
tbesfe who favour them with their commands, will find them
felicitous to promote the Intercit of their Employers.

TO GLASS•MANUFACI FAC•CURERS.
HAVING chi-covered, after many experiments,
and es•nr.der.q,er tabuur and expellee, an improved ItIt•
thnd of making kinds of Gists, by which the peace's is
of eetrd in a period of time very much 'hotter than by the
Wind mode, and that creates a SAVIwo of Fuck fn great as to
render It an objed 01 the brit importance to the Manufacturer ;
for which invention his Maktty has been pleafed to grant me
his Royal Letters Patent :
I DO HEREBY GIVE. NOTICE.

That znv Gentleman in the. Trade may have my perndfflon to
adopt the raid improverncrt, on liberal terms, by making ap-
plication by letters, addrcifeil to me, at Ricketts, Evans, and
Co.'s Patent taafeHoufes, Brian'.
March, iSoa. JOHN DONALDSON.

STIRACIA's ITALIAN OILS for the GROWTH of HAIR
'THESE never failing Oils, which are not to be
equalled by any one artkle ever off.sed to the Nobility,
and Public in gerwral, fur bringing the Hair on bald places,
gripping it from coming ull, making it grow mug fpuatane-
mins-, and as loft as filk, which has been experienced by thou-
lauds, for tilde fifteen yi ars, particularly by molt of the firit
fluidics in the kin:dom: it never fails in bringing ail the fcurff
off infante heads, and makes the hair grow, nor does it Many
one Matinee fail in bringing and preferving it, and always brings
it the natural colour, it never gives cold by tiling in winter, is
recommended after frts-liathing,and for bringing hair um horfes
knee'. &c. never fails if it has been ulf for years.
Sold only by thc Proprkturs, No. p.uNew man- ftreet,Oeford-
nue ; Williams, N 0.4 t Humphry,No. g tit,Oxfonl-
- _0.34, Holborn.
ttrect; Golding, No. ea, Cornhill RAM N
hill; and Seaton,' No. it. Leadenhall-greet; at
,Ss. a pot, or
11. taa a dozen, with good al:ewance to thole who fell it again.
London, England, 1802-05-27

cm4nvcr OT THY LATE MINISTERS.

Lord Sersin.k laid, he would once more afk
errtain Noble Loris, whom he law in their placer,
whether they intended to bring forward any mo-
tion for thanking the late Ministers for their con- i
dna ? If it was not their intention to do fo, he
wintld now name a day for moving a vote of difap-
probation agaii:it them. His motion fhould em•
bi ace three diflinet things : r. The cirountlance
of their having involved the country unneceffarily
in the war—a. The manner in which they had
conduCted that war—and, 3. Their defertion from
their polls in a moment of great national difficulty
and danger, by which means a Peace was obtained,
or rather fubntitted to, on terms much more difad-
vantageous than it otherwife would have been.
The Noble Earl finding that no anfwer was
made to his queftion, then rote and gave notice,
that to morrow fe'nnight he &mild bring forward
his motion of cedars r and the Lords were order-
ed to be fummoned for that day.
London, England, 1802-05-27

BIRTHS.

!n Somerfet-itrect, the Lady of John Whittaker, Efq. of a
fon and heir.
Monday night, the I itly of Thomas William Pope, Efq. of
rinlbury-place, of r daughter.
Monday, the Lady of Sir Thomas Barret Lenard, Bart. of a
fon, at his haute in Park-Rrect.
At Calcutta, early in November laft, Mrs. Montgomery, of
a daughter.
At Edinburgh, on the 16th ult. the Lady of Colonel Robert
Mackenzie, of a fon.
At Letuninfter, Hcrefordibire, the Lady of Howard Egan,
Efq. of a fun.
Saturday, the Lady of Samuel Gambier, EN. at his houfe at
Hamp*cad, of a fon.
London, England, 1802-05-27

hiARRIED.

Yeftsgday morning, at St. George's, Hanover.fqoare. Lord
Tema Afhbroke, to Mils Deborah Friend, daughter of the
Rev. W. M. Frkud, of Wooditock.
At Dedham, Mex, Thurfday tart, Major Borthwick, of the
Royal Artillery, to Milli Warburton, eldcft daughter of the late
Rev. Thomas Warburton, Archdeacon of Norfolk.
Monday, Thomas Raikcs, jun. Efq. of New Broad-ftrect, to
Mifs Sophia Marla Bayly, third daughter of the late Nathaniel
Bayly, Efq• of Bayly's Vale, Jamie*.
Mr. Proder, bookfcller, to Mitt Oaions, both of Ludlow.
At St. George's Church, Southwark, Mr. Emery. of the
Theatre-Royal, Commt•Garden, to Mils Ann Thompfon, of the
Borough.
At Bath, on the t3th init. Colonel Jbhn Henderfon, of For.
well-Bank. Perththice, to Mit* Eliza Fierfy, ddeft daughter of
the late J. Piggy. Elq.

At Bath, on the snit infti;ni,lfase Maddocks, Efq. ASltant
Secretary to the Raft India Company.
Lately, at Nancy, the Right Hon. Lady Ann Sa
Alter to the late and aunt to the prefon Carl of Fingal.
At Beta, an the intl. hitt. Baron Heinitz, Royal Batlike
of State, in the 78th year of his age.
Oo the Lath inftant. Sir Hungerford Hoikyns, Ban. of Han-
wood. near Role, Herefordthice.
Sunday, at his hook at &mason, Charles Wigan, Efq.
Lately. at Witham. Mei. Mr. Alex. %Cation, &ere:ory to
the Royal Euhange Affuranee.
On Sunday, John Buxton, Efq. of Highbury-place.
Lately. while du was drinking a cup of tea. Mils Mitchell,
of Winehefter.
London, England, 1802-05-27

LIGNUIVI'S AN FISCORBUTICDROPti.

To Mr. LI o Sury. on, No. 57, Bridge-Rivet, Mancheller.
Saint Anthony** Pottery, Notthlhure, near Newcafile-
Sir, upon-Tyne, July 7th, 1800.
TO you it mull undoubtedly be peculiarly Edit-
beim-, to hear of the cfilLacy of a medicine which con-
duces fo much to the public good, My fun, who is now tleven
year: of agc, is in the number of thofc who have expo ieneed
the beneficial citeds of your AN-rtscoasuric Daors, for
which I defire to be thankful to 00D, and to return you
my warmelt acknowledgments. He was, for upward, of five
years molt violently afflieltd with a fcorbutle humour, which
extended from the toles of his feet to the crown of hi 4 head,
in one entire (cab, his face and bands excepted. Ibirinp his
affiietion, from the infuffirable itching attending his coin-
plaint, his life was burthenfome to himfelf, and you may na-
turally fuppore an inexpreflible and daily grid to inyfdf and
his mother. Obferving numerous advertifemeuts in
the newfpapers, and the many Cures your Antacorbutic
Drops has performed in this neighbourhood, as well as at a
dillance, I was determined my fon [hookd make trial of them.
I purchafed one 45.6 d. bottle of Mrs. Hodgfun, of Newcaltle,
which he took agreeably to your diredtion, but we found little
or no alteration; In taking the fecund bottle ha was much bet-
ter, and before he unitised five (mall bottles he wa. peeLttly
free from every symptom of hi, loathfome disorder, and, thank
Coo, he is now a fine healthy boy at fellool. I think, in ionic,:
to Cu valuable a medieinc, I amid do no otherwife for your and
the public's Lund, than rcquclt you to publil my Lin% cafe.—
You have my permiffiun to refer any perfon labouring under
fitullar complaint.. when I fuall. pith pleafure, lanai!, the
enquirer. I remain with much elleem. Sir,
Your obliged humble (errant. JONATHAN FOSTE/L
V6ltnetTes to the figning OBERT GREy.
Thct Drops are fold in moulded No .:re bottles at sas.anJ 4s.
6d.--one tots. bottle is equal in quantity to three 4s. fid. onea.
One ss. 6d. bottle is fufficient to convince the alliaed of the
falutary effeds of the medicine.
'lley may be had wholefale and retail at Mr. Lignunt's Dir.
penfary, No. 57, Dridge-ftreet, Miutelielter; at Howard and
Evans's, No. 42, Long-lane, Welt-Smi....fiLlel, role wholcfAlc
agents is London; and retail by the following perfons: H.
Cundell, 47, Xlinories; W. Clark, 269, Borough; Jordan,
33, Whiteehapel ; Jeboult, 150, Oxford-ltrcet; Sutton, tat,
Long-Acre • Wade, Old Bond.ftreet, and 163, Flat-street;
Tutt and Bolton, Royal Exchange • Knight, Norton Falcate;
Turtle, a 27, Strand ; Ward, 324, Holborn ; and by the principal
Venders of Medicine ha every town in the United Kingdom.
London, England, 1802-05-27

NOELS THI COVIRSOR-GENERAL.

On the Ganges, near &mares, Nov. 14. igos.

His Excellency the Molt Noble the Governor General having
this day rattled a Treaty concluded at Lucknow, on the loth
inftant, by the Honourable Henry Wadley and Lieutenant
Coload Scott, on behalf and in the name of the Governor Ge-
neral, between the Honourable the Eaft India Company and
his Excellency the Nawaub Vizier, by which treaty the Nawaub
Vizier has ceded to the Honourable Company in perpetual So-
vereignty, certain portions of his Excellency the Vizier's terri-
torial podUSons, yielding an annual revenue of one Crate ani
thirty-five Lacs of Rupees (one million three hundred and fifty
thoufand pounds) ; in commutation of the fubfidy hitherto
payable to the Company by the Vizier.
Ordered, that a Royal Salute be fired and extra batta fared
ttilhmpops at Fort William, and at all the pardons and ila-
dots of the army in honour of this event.

His MAJZSTT took an excurfion yefterday morn-
ing to Kew Palace.
Her MAJeSTY and the PRINCISIES yeflerday
paid a morning vifit to the Princefi CHAILOTTI
of Watts, at Blackheath.
As there will be no Ball at St. James's on the
4th of June, feveral Ladies of Failtion are pre-
paring other entertainments for that day, fo that
-the young Ladies may not go without their dance.
Mr. Alderman Puce has aCtually begun his
Canvas in the City.
The reafon that no Writ has yet been moved

for for Winchcfler is—that as Parliament is fo
loon to he diffolved, it was not thought worth
while to be at the espence of the return. _

By the refipation of R. S. Mstwis,Efq. one of
the Members for the City of York, the eonteft for
that place will be again violently urged, as no leis
than fix Candidates have already ftarted.

In confequence of the Peace nablifhment each
of the five Companies of Invalids, garrifoned at
Sheernefs, confifting of one hundred men, have
been reduced to fifty.

Sir regiments are immediately to be fent to Ire-
land to replace the Fencible and Militia Corps
about to be reduced. The two battalions of the
VII, 17th, and 36th, from the Mediterranean,
are appointed to this fervice.
The Cabinet of Vienna has now received very
important information refpeeling PASWAN ()GLIM
by an Auftrian, who ferved as fnbaltern officer in
the PACHA'S army, but defertcd from Widdin on
the 4th of April to return home. He Rates in an
acEiavit made before the Auftrian Commandant
Mehadia, that the flower of PASW•N OGLOU'S
army coons of Chrillians of almoft every country
ih Europe, and amounts to 6000 men at fartheft,
whom he pays and treats in the molt liberal man-
Of Natives and JanifTaries he can always
c:mmand from so to 12,C00 men, who are better
i plined than the troops of the GRAND SRIGNOR.
Y...ay Frenchmen who efcaped from Hungary,
wire they were retained prifoners of war, and
tcoo ih Emigrants. ( who can there be ?)
tzparate corps.
('n the 28th of April, two Spanifh men of war,
t 7,: San Pedro Alcantara, and the Savannah, with
`.700,c500 dollars, betides merchandize of great
arrived in the Bay of Cadiz. This circum-
:,aote canted • great fall in the dirCOUIIL on the
v:tament utpc:s.
London, England, 1802-05-20

WANTED TO RENT OR PURCHASE,

A MODERN HOUSE, tontaining a Dining,
Drawing, and Breakiaft Rooms, three or four good Bed
Rooms. Sere: ts' Rooms, Offices, Gardens, ike. in propor-
don, and from r to 300 Acres of dry fertile I.and, furrounding
the Houle, which mutt be in an elevated pleafant Stuation, and
not further than one Mile or a Mile and a half from a good
Market Town, and in a Country where the Roads are good.
Diredt, port paid, to Charles William Efq. Poft Office, SW-
field ; with full particulars of reap, taxes, defeription of the
Houle, fituation, quantity and quality of the Land, Ste. &c.
London, England, 1802-05-20

FRANCE.

LEGIALATIVE BODY, as FLOREAL, MAY sy
PRISIDINCY OP ItADAUT, JUNIOR.
R 0 ED tit RI, MAIM A NT, and Du 111A19 Counfellors
of State, charged with prefenting a projelt of law
for the ellabliatment of a legion of honour bei,kt
introduced, ROIDEREIP. read this projeft as follows:
TITLIL 1. CRtA!tort AND ()AGA NI.A flOte.
Art. I In execution of tte 87th Article of the Conftitution,
concerning military rewsrdti, and for recompenfing civil fervices
and vhtues, there RaU be formed a legion of honour.
11. This legion Mall be compiled of a Grand Council of Ad
miidttration and of is Cohorts, each of which Audi have its
peculiar chief pine.

There ffiall be affigned to earls Cohort national property,
bringing an annual produce of aco,ooo francs, (about 11000 l

IV. The Grand Council of Adminiftration mall he eompofed
of (even Grand Officers, via.—The three Coati!' and four
other Manias's, one of whom (hall be appointed by the Senate
from among the Senators; another by the Leta! lave Body,
from among the Metubers of that Body ; a third by the Tribu-
nate from the Members of the Tribunate; and a fourth by the
Council of State from among the Counfdlors of State. The
Mailbag of the Grand Council of Adminiftration (ball retain
during life, t►e title of Grand Officer, even when replaced in
eonfequence of new eledions.

V. The Firit Conful is by right chief of the legion, and chief
of the Grand Council of Adininiftration.

VI. Each Cohort Mall be compofed of (even Grand Officers,
sc Commandants, 30 Officers, and 350 Legionaries: the Mem-
bers of the Legion arc (or life.

VII. The pay of each Grand Officer ffiall be soon francs,
(about toot fterling), of each officer Imo francs, (about 401.
Reding), and of each Legionary sso francs, (about toL Reding).
Thefe runts avail be taken front the property aligned to each
Cohort.

VIII. Each individual admitted into the Legion, Thal] (wear
on his honour, that be will devote hind-ell to the fervice of the
Republic, the prefervation of the integrity of its territory, the
defence of its Government, and of the law' and property they
have confecrated; that he will combat by every mean that lat-
tice, reafon, and the laws authorife, every enterprife tending
to re-eitabliih the feudal fyftcm, or to re-rodace the titles and
qualities which were the attributes of it : in a ward, that he
will contribute as far ashes In his power to the nasintenancc of
liberty and equality.

IX. There than be eftablithed in every chief place of the
cohort an hofpnal and lodgings for receiving both the members
of the legion, whofe age, infirmities, or wounds may have
rendered them incapable of ferving the date, and thole foldiers
who, after having been wounded In the war of liberty, may
happen to bc in want.
London, England, 1802-05-20

BIR IHS.

On Friday morning, at bis bottle in Duebels-areet, Portland-
place, the Lade of Charles Bowland Cotton, Ely. of a fon.
Same day, tie Lady of Charles Drake Garrad, Ffq. at Lamer,
in Hertfordibire, of a daughter.
London, England, 1802-05-20

sift, London, May 14, iBO2.
WE, the underfigned, requelt the favour of
you to convene a Meeting of the County- of Kent, to
consder of an Addrefs to be pr.:rented to his Majelty, in con•
requence of the happy reftoration of Peace to this Country, and
that you will pkafe to appoint as early a day for that purpofe as
you conveniently canc—We have the honour to be,
Your molt obedient Ervanti,
ROMNEY, SONDES,
SYDNEY, EDW. KNATCHBULL,
HEN. HAWLEY, WM. GEARY,
H. HAWLEY, jun. JOHN TOKE,
LEON. BARTHOLOMEW, GEO. WATSON.
HOR. MANN, WM. TWOPENNY,
lOHN CAI.CR AFT,
. HONEYWOOD,
OHN G. SHAW, ACOB SAWKINS,
JAMES WILDMAN, lOHN LARKING.
In compliance with the above requifitlon, I do hereby appoint
a Meeting to be holden at the Bell Inn, Maidftone, on Mon-
day the 24th day of May inflant, at tverlvz o'clock at noon.
Brook.ftreet, THOMAS GODFREY, Sherif.
May sy, 1802.
London, England, 1802-05-20

DIED.

At liamborgh, the tft inlt, in the 65th year of her age, Mrs
Blacker, widow of the late John Blacker, Elti.t..;overnor of the
Bet& Fadory
On the i tilt it Rant, at Laneafter, after a long intlifpoution,
Litriftopher Hcyftwiti, Efq. aged 73 years.
At Dover, at Jobti Trevanion's, Fig. Mils Boyd, filter of Sir
John Boyd, DAM of Dawftos, Kcnt.
Ott the is th inftant, at Ill'bitcombe Park, Glatt, efteribire' it
the 87th year of her age, Lady H icks, relit of Sir Howe Hicks,
Bart. of that place.
At Hull, on Friday 'aft, aged 2E, Mr. Adamfoo, furgeon,
formerly of the Surrey militia. •
Thurfday laft, Mrs. Sarah ticlwyn, widow of the late Rev.
Jaircr Selwyn, ininifter of Witmiulter and Fretliernc, in her
9th y..-ar.

.
Ott the 6th init. in the lath year of his age, the Rev. Thea.
Baldwin, vicar of Leyland, and one of his Mak:fly's Jußicca of
the Peace for the county of 1 =caller.
Lately, at it uthin, in the yoth year of her age, Tits. Morris,
widow of the late Rev. David Morris, Itcaor of Fc
At Devereux Wootton, Hereforatire, in Ow 69th year of her
age, Mrs. Whitney, reit& of James Whitney, Ely. of CalverhilL
At Malvern Wells, John Mufeott, Efti. !ate of Crompoak,
Ilcretrdl hire.

At Newcaitle, on the soth ult. in his 5 tft year, Mr. Rober
Drat'', late of Carbile. He had travoicti the great& part of
Ruffia, chitty on foot.
At Nettry, the atl init. in the jilt fear of his age, Mr. Jas.
Molly, LC :hat place, me:chart.

TO-MORROW.
Sun sires I Sun lets I Moon rifts
5 minutes After 4 5.c minues after 7 26 minutes after 6

HIGH WATER AT LONDON BRIDGE 'll3-MORROW
Morning 45 minutes after 4
Afternoon • 9 minutes after c
London, England, 1802-05-20

'S MILITARY BALL.

THE DUKE OF

His Royal Highnefs, on Thurfday evening,
gave another Ball to about three hundred perfons.
tt w:ss opencd a quarter before ten o'clock, with
2'1,:,11:•:. Sitwell The partners were :-
I.nrd Charles Bentinck - Lady A. M. Stanhope
C 'pulp Upton - Mif Irby
Mr. 131..rrspont - Lady C. Dur:iatn
Lcrd Trtnpletovm - Lady C. Bligh
! 'rd OfN:litan. . Lady Thynt.e
" Tr. Pier:Tr-et . Lady C. Jenkinfon
Major Pigot - - Mils Carter
Mr. T. Hope - - Mils Banter

( Nigh . . Mik Pierrepont
Durham . Alit; C. Irby.
fecond dance was, Sir David Hunter Blair.
At one o'clock the company adjourned to the fup-
per-rooms. The tables wert laid out with peculiar
Elegance. One hundred fupped in the dining par
lour, forty in the Duke's bed chamber, thirty in
thie library, and the fame number in the veilibule.
Additional tables were placed in the ball-room and
the gallery for one hundred more. The dances
recommenced at two o'clock with a medley, and
4oncluded at a quarter pall four with reels and
Ilrathfpeys.—Among the company were:—
Dukrs—Dreonfhire, Orleans' and Montpenfier.
Dlicheffes—llevonfhire, and Leeds.
Marluiffes—Abercorn, and Lorne.
Marchloneffts—Sallibury, and Hertford.
- - -

Earls—Fortrfcue, Scarborough, Rofdyn, and Warwick.
Countrffes—Tankerville, Talbot, Chatham, and lA'drwick.
Viliounts...Dadley and Ward, and Melbourne.
t, if and Newark.
Lords—C. Bentinck, Sinclair, Foley, Petertham, Loftm,
nd Villiers. Lord Mayor, and Baron Neagle.
Sire.—Wm. Manners, and E. Hume.

Generals... St. John, Brown, and Egerton.
Colonels--Anfon, Stopford, Armitrong, Bligh, Jackfon.
Captains—Barham, Legge, Pierrepont, and Bilhopp.
Meffrs.—Francis, Coleman, Douglas, Sktifinzton, Tacllul•
fun, Wynne, and Strong. _ _ _

MlRreffes—Morton Pitt, Egerton, Anfon, Holton, Browne,
ornwallis, Sirnpfon. Douglas, Gander, Egerton, G. Rok
-orbes, Cooke, and St John.
Miffrs.-.Der, two Tovrnatends, AnguiCh, two Morris's,
.facdonell, Sloane, Douglas, Gibbs, Rofe, and Earner.
London, England, 1802-05-20

NEW MUSIC

This day was pubtifbed,by Goulding aod Co Mufie Sellers, es,
Pall Mil, and y 6, St. James's-fired,
SEE Aurora's Rays Extending, written on the
Def.nkive Treaty of Peace, rung by Mr. !ortolan, compofid.
by J. Mazaingbi, price ts.rTbe Weeping Willow,a favourite
Nog at the Nobility's Concerts, compofed by T.Smith,
price r s.--Hartil the ',rewound licitanna the Fair, a Glee fur
I hrrc Voices, compidestlff J. Mazaingid, price sa..—A Somata
for the Pianoforte, in which are introduced the favourite Airs
of Lochabrr, and Duncan Grey, contpoird by J. H. Battey,
price as. 6d—Air, with variations for the Harp or Piluo.forte,
compofed by C. F. Roman, price as. 6d.—A Colietainn of
Glees, for three Ind five Voices, coward and refpcdtfully-in-
feribed to C. F. Sarnwdl, Efti. by J. W. Holder, hluf. Bac
Oxon. prices.
London, England, 1802-05-20

MARRIED.

On Tlturfday lan. at Colehefter, Charles Mafon, Efq. of the
Ro) al Navy, to Mifs Nicholfon, of North Hill, Colehrfter.

.. .
Sarre day, at Paul's Walden, Herm Richard Sheppard, jun.
Efil. of Wiley, to Mils Eliza Hill, of Whitwcll, fame county.
On the lath inft. at I :oil, - Holdfworth. Ertl. 01 Wake-
field, to MJ; Hick fon, daughter of Alt. B. Hickfota, thip-owner,
of Hull.

'lucidly, at St. Margaret's Church, Weftminfter, Samuel
James Aroold, I:f+ fon of Dr. Arnold, of Duk c-ftrea,Weittnin-
der, to Mifs .4‘,1.1.1 Caroline Pyc, daughter of Henry James
e, Erg. of Q.lie,..ii's-lquare, Weßminiter.
On the 7th entrant, at lA'oreellzr, Mr. Benjamin Lloyd, mu-
chant, of i.ivt.rpool, to Mil; Collins, of Woreefter.
On the teth lint:ant, Mr. Barrett, attorney, of Nlancheiter, to
Mifs Edwards, eldelt daughter of the late Rev. W. E. Edwards,
of Rolland, near Willa
On the 1 ttli inft. at Lancalter, Mr. William Bailin, wheel-
wright, to Mn. Elizabeth Parkinfon, widow—The venerable
bridegroom is upwards of /meet) years of age, and the bride
about fixtpfve.
In Cork, Thomas Rochfort, Efq. to Mifs Cuthbert.
In Dungarvan, David Coughlin, Efq. to the widow Waters.
London, England, 1802-05-20

LYCEUM.--NOW OPEN,
--- - -

'FHE EXHIBITION of an extenfive HISTO- 1
RICAL PICTURE, painted by ROBERT KER POR-
TER, executed upon the fame grand kale u the Storming of
ficringapatam and the Skye of Acre, and comprehending, at
one view, the molt &Haug and inn:re-Ring points of contra
bowen, the &With and French Forces, on the memorable
Sift of March, twee, at the BATTLF. OF ALEXANDRIA,
The tvent of which terminated a deftruelivc War fo much to
the g'ory of the Britlib name, and finally reftored to Europe
the Iliclrutts of Peace.
The PICTURE is painted from perfonal communications of
the very firft authority, giving a corred idea of the fituations
and movement* of nearly the whole Line of both Armies, an .t
introducing in the various Groaps, w:.Lh occupy the Fore-
round, above spo Portraits of thitifis Officers : the furrounding
'figura of the fubjeft being *lfe painted from the Life.
Deferiptive Sketches to be had at the Place of Exhibition,
which will lee open aver? day, from Nine o'clock till dulk.
Adndttance One Stelffing.
London, England, 1802-05-20

SHAKESPEARE.

Meffrs. HEATH and ROBINSON rdpedfolly inform the
Admirers of Shakcfpmrc and the Fine Arts, that day
was puhliflied,
The THIRD NUMBFR of a NEW EDITION of

HA KESPEA RE's PLAYS, from the cor-
reeled liext of johnfon and Stect:ens, embelliihed w.:11
Prints engraved by Mr. HILATH, Hißorical Engraver to his
Majelly, &c. after Pidturcs painted for this purpofe by
13. Welt. Prefident of the Royal Academy, and 1-liftorical
Painter to the Kings,

j. S. Copley, It. A T. Stodhard, R. A.
H. Fail, R. A. H. Trefham, R. A.
W. Hamilton, R. A. F. Wheatley, It. A.
J. °pie, R.A. R. Corbould,
The Letter-prefs executed, with every advanta&e of Paper
and Type, by T.l3enfley.
This Work, printed in Imperial %tart°, will be comprifed in
Thirty-fix Numbers, each containing Out Play, with two ap-
propriate Eit,:.avings, at One Guinea a Number, to be paid eizi
delivery.
A Number of this Workwill be pubiifhcd every two months,
till completed.
A fcw Copies are printed on a fuperior l'aper, with Proof
Impreffions of the Plates, price One Guinea and a 11.ilf die
Number.

The imprefßons are delivered in the exact order fub-
feribed fur.

Annexed to the Plar will be given a Life and Portrait at
the Author, and a Lilt it the Suafcribers.
. _

Specimens of the Pailtings and Engravings may be feen at
Mt. Heath's, No. is, Ruffen-place, Fitzroy-41E1re, where
Books arc opened to receive subferiptious ; and at McC.,.Ro-
binfons, Pivernolter-row, Londpn ; Bell and Eradiate's,
Edinburgh ; Braga sad Reid's, Glefgew ; Uli J. Archer's.
London, England, 1802-05-20

SOMERSET.-TO BE SOLD,

A MODERN-BUILT Freellone HOUSE, fit
for the refidence of a genteel Family ; containirg Draw-
ing, Dining, and Breakfalt Rooms, with four Bed-rooms over;
betides Servants' Rooms, and every requifite convenience; a
Coach-houfe, four-Rail Stable, Farm-yard, Ste. with Twelve
Acres of rich Meadow, at the end of which the Houle Rands,
with Plantations on each Mc and walks, with or without a
Farm and Houfe adjoining, of the value of tool. per year and
upwards; twelve milts from Briftal. and nearly the fame dif-
tance from Bath, and within two miles of the Turnpike Road:
the road from thence good, in a fine healthy country; coatis at
a final, aißance, provifions reafonable: in a good neighbour-
hood where two packs of hounds are kept. A piece or two
more of land may be had with the houle, if required. The
Ellate is Freehold.
For particulars direct (poR paid) to M. R. Poit-Oflice,
Immediate poifelfion may be had, and the furniture will be
difpofed of to a Purchafcr, if dehred.
London, England, 1802-05-20

ISor.

Printed for F. and C. Itlvington, No 6a, St. Paul's Church-yard.
The Poetical Resider it intended to comprife all thole l'icccs
of Fugitive Poetry, worthr of Prefcrvatlon, which are to be
found in the various periodical Publications; original Contri-
butions from Literary Characters; Seltdions from fcarce
Eighth Poets, with Biographical Notes of their Authors; con-
eife on the ptancipal poetic and dramatic Produelions,
with a complete Catalogue; Notices of Works defined for the
Prefs ; and Biographical Sketches of celebrated Poets who died
in the eourfe of the tali Year —The original Departmentiof tilt
Work will be fupported by feveral Writers of poetical eminence.
Contributions and Notices for the next Volume are raquelted
to be addreflia to the Lditor, at Meas. Rivingtuns.
London, England, 1802-07-12

PATENT UNION REGISTER and other STOVES.

RYOUNG mon rerpeafully recommends to
• the Public his Patent Union Stoves, in which are united
(with the greatett limplkity of eolith-m*lon) the defirabie qua-
lities of (Economy, Security, and Elegance. A comparatively
fatdl quantity of Coals makes a very powerful Fire, which may
be extinguithed at night by a fimple yet &calve method, and
the Mlles underneath are excluded from the fight by an Om.
mental Steel Plate.

Manufattured and fold by the Patentee, No. 73, /keensft
Bath ; and in Lon.lon by Milt and I.oat, No. 1 t 6, Long
Acre; Lardner, No. 54, 0:tool-Brett ; Jones, No. tat, Bond-
Brett ; Bent and Sons, N 0.105, St. Martin's-lane; Palmer, No.
Sl, Cornhill ; and Downer and Sanders, Na. 153, Fleet-ftreet.
London, England, 1802-07-12

MILITARY PROMOTIONS.

ORDNANCE-OESIOI, JULY 9.
Corps of Royal Engineers.
Fl ft Lieutenant James C.Smith to be Captain-Lieutenant,
vice J. kinky, deccafed. Dated July 1, tgoa. Second Lieu-
town li'alliant Nicholas to be Plitt Lieutenant, vice 3.D.
nuth, promoted. Dated as above.
London, England, 1802-07-12

MIDDLEUX ELECTION.

rHE. Freeholders of hliddlefez in the Interea
of WILLIAM MAINWARING, Efq. are refpedifully
acquainted, that Carriages will be provided to carry than to
and from the Poll at Brotntfurd, on Tuefday next, at Eight
o'Clock In the Morning, at the following Places, viz
In Palace-Yard, Wellminfter.
In Piccadilly, near St. James's Church.
In flolhorn. near 1;u/wives-Inn.
Iu Oxfurd-ltreet, near the ?anthem.
In Well-Clofe-fquare.
In White Chapel, near the Church.
. la Slum:ditch, neat the Church.
At Linn:honk, near the Church.
. . At. iflington, near the Church.
And at the Crown Tavern, Ckrkenvreli-Creen.
London, England, 1802-07-12

t 4 li3, it 412.59

NLW PANORAMA, HAYMARKET,
Mat door to the Opera Route.
PrIIE Public are refpatfully informed, that this
P.ANOItA MA, exhibiting a GRAND VIEW of the
CITY M PARIS and it. Environs, is now open fur public in-
; c.nioa, p.iotrd from Drawings made on the North Welt
rof the Metropolitan Church of Notre Dame Once the
f- oia;, of Vie Preliminaries of Peace, by Js mcs de Meat*.
cmtinue open from to till Du*. Admittance Is.

N.B. A 2. rFIn rerJhrly attenciaio expi;;;tbeilderc—

ENGLISH LOTTERY.

IQWIFI' and Co. No. It, Poultry, London, and
S., at el., ir Offices in molt of the principal towns, have no
Utile:us, and Shares of the above Loamy, —hkh contains
osiv as.,..,oTicke•••, and begins drawing the zd ofitugult neat
Forty thoufand Pounds have been paid within the laft fix
routh:, to the Hoiden of fortunate Tickets and Sharn, at the
(lace of Swift and Ca Poultry, London, where the lalt Capi.
t4l Prise ea, r drawn, was fold in Shares.

I.cttcn anfwtree,Settenscs gratis—No Irith I.otteries.

AUGUST LOTTERY.
No. 4, CORNHILL, sod No. 9, CHARING-CROSS.

rr BISH refpcatnily acquaints the Nobility,
J.. (~:utry, and Public, that Tickets and Mures for the
Fog Lib Seamus Lamm, are now felling in great variety at
tie above OW I.llablidiWOlficaorbere tie Prizes will be paid
411 dcmaniL—Prefent price:
Ticket • - • • 712 0
Ha! • 9 O o
%s• aner -41 t 0

F. - - -a 6 0
Siateenth - . - II 3 0
s-5 ikrfons in the Country will be furnace, As U SU AL. by
(main: hatter, pot paid, with gnnd Bilk as sort date., Bank
Notts Poe-Office Orders, tie h..:4a1, to either of the above
Offacci..—Tlie ; Jittery begins Dravri:ty the ad of Assult next.

To the GENTLEMEN, CLERGY, and FREEHOLDERS
of the COUNTY of FLINT.
GENTLZMEN,
'f
HE important Trait you have already repofed
A. in me, and an honeft eonvidion that I have not abufed
it, entourage me to ((dick your Votes and Intereft, fur placing
me in the fame honourable Situation.—Should my pretenfions
meet with fucceft, it will aUd much to the Gratitude already
felt by, Gentlemen,
Your very faithful and obliged humble fervant,
i46loftYn. July 5, I Boa. THOMAS MOSTYN.

To the WORTHY and INDEPENDENT ELECTORS of
the BOROUGFI of CHIPPENHAM.
OrNTLEMC?I,
A LL OW me to offer you my fincere thanks for
si• In the Honour you have this day conferred upon me, in
eking inc one of your Reprelentatives in Parliament, and to
cougratul.vc you upon the fuccdaful termination of the ardu-
ous eonteft in which you have been engaged for the fecurity of
your Independence.
The high fatisfadtion I derive from the completion of my
warms hopes is confidtrably increafed by the rtteetioll that
the fame exertions which have placed me on the elevation I
now :njoy, have alto minted you front the attempted violation
of your ancient and dear& privileges.—l have the honour to
fubferibe atylelf, Gentlemen,
Your obliged and &wort(' humble fervant,
Chippenbam, July 6, tBos. CHARLES BROOKE
London, England, 1802-07-12

NbR kb LK CIRCUIT.

Lord Alva , Lord Chief Jußice of the Court of Common
Pitts; Mr, URice Gaoac.
fluckinghamfhirc—Mondiy July lb, at Buckingham.
Bcdfordthirc—Tburfday J. ly 29, at Bedford.
Huntingdoufhire—Saturday July 31, at Huntingdon.
Cambridgefbire—.hionday Auguft 2, at Cambridge.
Suffolk—Thuraiy August 5., at Bury St. l'..lsoutur.i.
Norfolk—lionklay Auguft 9, at the of Norwich.
City o: Norwich--Same day, at the GuiEhall of the hid City.

OXFORD CIRCUIT.
Mr. juitiee Lawac Nee; Mr. Juftice Lx BLA NC.
Beritthire—Monday July 16, at Abingdon.
Ottfordesire..-Wedne;day July aB, at Oxford.
Woreaterlhire-Saturday July 31, at Worcater.
City of Woreclter-The lame day at thc City of Woreefter.
Giouecfterlitire.-.WaduLfday Auguft 4, at Glouatter.
City of Gioucefter.-:rhe fame day, at thc City of Gioucefter.
Monmcuthihirc-Saturday Augutt 7, at Monmouth.
fardetire-.Tutfday, Auguft to, at Her.ford.
Shropthire—Saturday Auguß 14, at Shrewd:nary.
&aftortifhire--Wednefday Auguß tB, at Stafford.

MIDIiA.Ni) CIRCUIT.
Mr. Jolliet HRATU; Mr. Baron THOMPSON.
NOrthielptOrdilire—Tucfday July 27, at Northampton.
Rutland—Friday July so, at Oakhum.
Lineohdhire—Saturday July 31, at the Cattle of Lincoln.
City of Lincolo—Same day, at the City of Lincoln.
Notthighamthire--Thurtllay Augult s, at Nottingham.
Town of Nottingham—Same day, at the Town of Nottingham.
Derhylitire—Saturday Augutt 7, at Derby.
Leicefterfhire—Wednefday Aug. It, at the Cattle at Lticelter.
Borough of Leicelter—Same day, at the Boroug:i of Leicefter.
City of Coventry... Saturday Aug. 14, at the City of Coventry.
Warwkkfhire...Same day, at Warwklt.
WESTERN CIRCUIT. *
Mr. Jufllce Roo cc ; Mr. Baron GRAHA M.
Soathampton—aOLiday July :7, at the Cattle of Winehefter.
Wika--Saturday July 31, at Nov Sarum.
Darkt—Thurfilay Augutt s, at Dorchefter.
Devon... Monday Augutt 9, at the Cattle of Exeter.
City and County of Eicter—The fame day, at the Guildhall of
the City of kzeter.
Cornwall--Monday Auguft t 6, at Bodmin.
Somerfet—Saturday Auguft at, at the City of Wella.
City and County of Briltol—Friday Auguß 17, at the Guild-
hall of the City of Brittol.
• BRECON cißcurr.
The Honourable GICORGE HA RDIIIIIII ; Airs. MOTIIII,EA.
Preft igne—Monday Auguß iv.
Brecon--Saturday Auguß 11.
Cardiff—Saturday Augaft 28.
London, England, 1802-07-12

INSTANTANEOUS RELIEF FROM THE
HEAD-ACHE.

TO the many infiAnces than have occurred of the
extraordinary tfficaty in the relief of the molt excruciat-
ing pains in the head, by the application of Dr, ELAllt's CE-
PHALIC FLUID, or Anodyne Effonce for the Head-aeb,
the following moil remarkable Document is added for the hair
faction of the Public:

Mr. Gardner, Apothecary, George-ftreet, Edinburgh.
" Sir—Ydterday I was fazed with a molt violent Head-
Ach, and in confcquence was unable to attend to buftnefa
thouzht of trying what effect Dr. Blair's Cephalic Fluid Would
have; and, 'mon ufing it according to his direetion-,, I was re-
lieved almott inftantancoufly from the violent pain, and in a
few minutes was entirely relieved from it. 's hie informadon I
have faint you, that others labouring soder the fame violent
complaint may have it in their power to procure relief.
" And am, Sir, your obedient fervent;
" Sept. 8, 18:r. " S. CHEYNE, Edinburgh."
Sold, by appointment, at Coekeirs Medicine Warchoule
No. alp, Strand, 7th houfe tote Temple-Bar, price 28. 941:
duty included; and fold rer.all at all refpedlabk Medicine Shops.
Obterve the fignature, T„Coekell, ill his hand-writing, without
which none sic iteentlne.

ForBILIOUS7C-OPIPLAINTS, and nISORDERS of the
STOMACH and BOWELS.
Ds. JAMES's ANALEPTIC PILLS. '
*l-1E excellence of thefe Pills. as a gentle pnr-
ptive,and as a general prefervative of Health, by sidling
Nature in the due dircharge of the Animal Funiftions, has ea-
bathed their reputation as a Medicine of the firß importance.
They are admirably calculated for difordcrs of the Stomach
and Bowels ; for perfons of a Bilious, a Gouty, or a Rheumatic
Difpofition ; as well as for thole whore Conftitutions have been
affected by a too adtive sr too redeatary life, or by a reficienee
in hot Climates. They are likewife particularly renderable in
Head-Achs Deadened by indigeftion, and in removing the had
eireCts of free living; as alto In preventing Palfira and Apo-
plexies, fo often the confequence of intemperance.
The tendency of thefe Fills is to open the pores by night, and
the body by day: they moreover promote Beep, and require
neither confinement nor attention to diet. Recourfe (honld be
bad to them on the Art attack of a cold, or upon any Bight in-
dlipofition ; and they fhould never be omitted at bed-rate after
any excels of eating or drinking ; and thus their dillingnirited
chararteriitic will be maintained, of promoting lon,;evity, fu
remarkably exemplified by their inventor, who, by a cordiant
tire of them, though a very free liver, attained the age of 75.
• As the ANALEPTIC PILLS owe their virtues to a peculiar
preparation, which has never been divulged but to thc prefent
Proprietors, they san only be had genuine Irons taco; ; and
they are fold by FRANCIS NRWIERY. at the W?rehoufe for
Dr. jarnees Powder, No. 45, the Eaft End of St. a ew
doors &OM Chaaplide, London; and at Dr. Jame,'s late h. are in
Bruton-greet; In Boxes, price es.. 6d. each, Stamp :
or the quantity of fix may be had in one large bor. for IL 2%1.64.
..aulterve that rues wards. F.
—ewbery, No 45. St. Paul s,"
London, England, 1802-07-12

SEQUESTRATIONS, Lce. IN SCOTLAND.

Cretlftros of Charles Cader, hatter, in Lolth Walk, to meet in
the Roy:ii Exchange Coffee:houfe, Edinburgh, nn the aift

July, at one o'clock. to confider on an olici of e c in the pound.
Creditors of Robert Rolienfon, merchant, in Path to meet i.)

Chriflie's Inn there, on the 26tk July, it four o'clock, to Se-
el& on an °E'er of comptiltion.
Creditors of Peter Leflie, vintner, in Fdinhurgh, to meet in
Mrs. 'Murray's, vintner there, on the th July, at °Le o'clock,
on huffily& of importance.
Creditors ,if John Murdoch, bookfeller, Glafzsw, to call on the
troll*. there, on the 28th July, to recetvc fecond dividend.
Robert Guthrie, merchant, in Cupar-Fife, to be publicly ex-
emit e i in the Sheriff Court-room there, on the 9th and 17th
days o. July, at eleven o'clock.—;•Creditors to meet in James
ipn there, oh the ath July, twelve o'clock, to
give inttrudions to Robert Goltile' merchant there, the
truftee.--Claims tb be given in to or before loth February.

MARRIED.
At Doddingtoa, by the Rev. Mr. Francis Dodfworth, Capt.
Parker, to Mae Ann Mulca(ter, daughter of the late Major-
General Frederick George Mu!carter, of the Royal lazineers.
On Thud& y lalt, at Portftuouth, Captain Edward Kittoe,
of the Royal Navy, to Mrs. Millet, widow of the Lite Capta:u
R. W. Miller.
London, England, 1802-07-12

DIED.

On the Bth inn. at her houfe in'Great Ruffel-ftrert, Wootrif-
bury, Ann Fothergill, :igniter, in the 85th year of her age. She
was the filter of the late celebrated Dr. Fothergill, of London.

HIGH WATER AT LONDON BRIDGE• TO-MORROW
Morning o annutes after az
Afternoon 27 minutes atter Is
London, England, 1802-07-12

SHEERNESS, JULY it.

Vice-Admiral Glut u this day Bruck his flag
on board the Cwror, and went poll far London :
his departure is much regre: ed by the inhabitants
of this place.—The Auttorr, a new 74 gun (hips
lately launched at Blackwall, and l'Eoyrriemns
frigate, are ordered to be laid up in ordinary at
this port.
An American fhip paired by for Standgate
Creek to perform quarantine Livery great difirefs,
having 101 l her anchors and cables in the late gales
of wind : her name is yet unknown.
London, England, 1802-07-12

ILLUMINATIONS.

- ------
APPLETON, Lamp-maker, No. lz, Lod-
*, • gate-ttrect, near St. Paul's, begs leave to inform his Friends
and the Public, that he has a large quantity of Lamps, Letters,
Stars, Feftoons, etc. to let, very cheap, or to fell under prime
colt; improved Brafs and Japanned Patent I.amps ; Coach,
Chaife, Gig, and Stage Coach Lamps, well worth the atten-
tion of Coach-makers, and the Proprietors of Stage Coaches;
all forts of Lamps for Halls, Paffages, boors, ltin-yards, Ste.
Lamps new Lacquered, Cleaned, and Repaired; old Brats
Lamps taken in exchange; Spermaceti and Lamps Oils-' Lamps,
Cottons and Glares; Mill's agitated Hand Lamps and Lan-
therns, wholcfale and retail.
Ordvs per Letter (poll paid) attended to.

HAMPTON COURT.—TO BE SOLD,
Amatt clearable Property to any Perron wifll-
ing to build a Refidence to his own mind at a moderate
etpence. The Premiers are perfedUy compad, and conlilt of
about nine Acres of rich Meadow Land, in two handfome in-
clofures well timbered, and one of the firit Gardens of its fife
in the kingdom, upwards of three Acres with Lofty Walling,
eloathed with the choiceft Fruit Trees in full bearing ; a Pinery,
Succaon Houfe, and Peach Houk; a neat Gardener's Cottage;
alto a convenient Farm Yard, and in it a fubltantial brick built
two-bay'd Barn, Beewhoufe, Store Cellar, Dairy, Cart Shed,
a Stable and Loft, Cowhoufe, Poultry Houfe, and Bailiff's
Houfe. The whole in the completett perfedium, and nothing
remains to be done but to build a rnrai cottage, fur which the
fituadon is particularly well adaptcdibeing fituated at a pilaf:int
diftance from the River; and cote upon Buibey Park and Hamp-
ton Court. The wisol was formed and Robbed by a Nuble-
man, deeeafed, at a confiderable expence. Alfo a valuable
Common Right at a convenient diftance.
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London, England, 1802-07-12

MONDAY, yuLr 12, 1402

GENERAL ELECTION.

To the EITRCESSES of FLINT, RHTJDDLAN, CAER•
WYS, CAERGWRLE, and OVERTON:
And to the GENTLEMEN, CLERGY, and FREEHOLD-
ERS, having Intereft therein.
GENTLCASCK,
PRESUME again to offer myfelf for the Ho-
nour of reprefenting you in Parliament. I du not rely upon
any merit of my own fur fuecefs, but upon the continuance of
there repeated Favoun end Friendfhip I have fo often expe-
rienced at your hand,--1 am, with the greateft refpedt,
Tour much obliged and faithful hutnhk servant,
Penbedw, June 30. WATKIN WILLIAMS,

iF GEORGE PENNY Or EDMOND PENNY, Sons ofl
EDMON D PENNY, and who about the year t 7zo, and from
that period to the year 1730, arc believed to have been relident
at or near Hampton, in Middlefcx, be now living, or any of their
immediate defcendants, and will fend a pedigree of their family
to Marrs. Gregg and Corficld. London, they
may hear of fomething to their advantage.—July 6, tBoz.

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