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London, England, 1802-07-12

To the e;ENTLEMEN, CLERGY, YEOMEN, and other
FREEHOLDERS of the COUNTY of KENT.
THE ref lit of this day's Nomination has proved
molt flitterin; to my Feelings, Ys it has convinced me that
the Principles which I have ever profeffed have, in the opinion
of fn ram:table a Meeting of iny Conftitnents, been honeitly
ad:wred tot and that their Liniments are in pedal unifon
with my own.

I hav'e only to requeft an exertion of the fame zeal on the
more important day of Eledion ; ailuring you, that Gould I
again be placed in the honour.wie fituation of one of your Re-
prrfrotatives in Parliament, the fame Independence mall guide
my future conduZl, which has to-day, and which I craft and
hope, will continue to craftily me the gratifying teltimony of
your approbation. I am, Gentlemen, with &mac regard, your
molt faithful, •nd oliedimt Servant,
Maidlionc, July 7, silos. WM. GEARY.
London, England, 1802-07-12

MAILS THIS DAY.-WIND S. W.
Dirt.

♦aansa.

I French,
I Dutch

PLYMOUTH, JULY it.

Sailed the CARTSFORT, of 28 guns, Captain
Mower, on a cruize off the Lizard.—The Ca-
milla, Q2.een, Hibberts, and Matthew and Tho-
mas tranfports, leaving on board the 29th regi-
ments of foot, weighed from the Sound yefferday,
and failed for Halifax, but were obliged to put
back again, owing to contrary winds, and are
now at anchor in Cawfitnd Bay. All day it has
blown a heavy gale of wind at S. W. attended
with much rain.—Came iu the FORTUNES, of 44
guns, Capt. CLINENTS, from Ireland.
London, England, 1802-07-12

PORTSMOUTH, JULY it.

Arrived yellerday at St. Helen's the following
(hips,' under the command of Capt. Tv telt from
St. Domingo, which place they left the i6th ult.
St. George 98 Capt. Lou.s
Warrior • 74 •••—• TAMIL
ReColution • 74 OARDWIII
Captain 74 •-•-•-- BOTLZO
Zealous 74 LIPIZZI
•
Robuit pasts

This morning the Woolwich florefhip in coming
from the Downs got aground near the Oars ; the
INfreciarattre, o'3B guns, Capt. Owen, Mao:.
mese, of 36 guns, Capt. VANSITTART, and 14
Pm's, of 38 guns, Capt. Yotmo, immediately
got under weigh from Spithead, and went to her
affiance ; as the 'hips that are gone down are not
yet returned we cannot learn whether (he has fur.
tamed any confiderable damage.
This day arrived the qttearc, of 32 gmss,Capt.
GRANT, fi6M Jamaica t. Avromst, Hoop of war,
(apt. RICHARDSON, from the Downs; and the brig
Corfo,from Gibraltar: alio the St. Vincent, SMITH,
and Spring, DUNNING, horn .he Straits, they are
both tranfports, and art put under quarantine;
the Diligence, ANDERSON, and the Concord, Par.
rr►soN, from Sunderland. The tender of the
Roe suck has brought in here a fmuggling lugger
taken to the Wefiward. His Kijefly's Ihip Oaton
was this day paid off 'the Itssot.urtos, man of
war, and Juries frigate, are getting under weigh
for the Eaftward to be paid off The Acasra,
of ..o guns, Capt. Wootts, was this day relieved
from quarantine.
London, England, 1802-07-12

To the FREE and INDEPENDENT ELECTORS of the
COUN'T'Y of MIDDLESEX.

IWEN,
BEG leave to remind you. that Tuelllay next
the 13th inftant, is the Day of Elediosi for our County.—
The teftirnony I have received of your iriendfhip, and the pro-
miles I have had of fupport 'from every quarter. confirm me
in the opinion I have ever entertained of the favourable difpo•
Scion and attachment of the Freeholdersof the County of Mid-
illefex towards me. Every artifice has been employed to de-
prive me of your efteem, and induce you to withdraw your
confidence, hut witholit effeet. Such arts only expofe the
erotism It of the elide of thufe who pradUfe them; but will
never impure on you. I molt eanietUy follcit your attendance
at Brenttord un the Day of Eleaion, at I. o'Clock. and re-
queft, that however fecure you may iippore my Election, you
will not relax in your exertions to fern me, until our cattle is
crowned with fuccefs.--I am, Gentlemen,
. .

With the molt fineere'refpeet and gratitude,
Your obliged and faithful fervent.
Hanover-rquare, July 8. WILLIAM MAINWARING.
London, England, 1802-07-12

Frees di LONDON GAZETTE, Yao, to.

WHITEHALL, JULY 10.
The King has been ph :led to appoint his Grace Hugh Duke
Nurthull)hcrland, K. G. to be Cull.d. Rotulorunt of and in
he county o: Norhunioerland, and .d the town and county of
blewestlle-u,olt•Tyne, by Letters Patent bearing date the Lath
by of Ju• elan.
Th.• King has been pleated to grant the dignity of a Baronet
of United laigdom of Great Britain and ir.i.utd to Evan
Ncliran. Lotialt and Buthenhanapton. in the county of Dor-
let, Efq. and to the heirs male of his body lawfully begotten.
The Circuits appointed for the Summer ittfizes,
are t., follow, viz.

NORTHERN CIRCUIT.

Lora ELLE3sxo-aorau,..l.ord Cbki Jutlice; Mr. Jultice

CtiAmisar..

City of York and County 14iit,fame City—Saturday, July 3 te,
at the Guildhall of di.- Paid City. •
York°,lre—The fame day, at the Caftle of York.
Durham—Tto !day Angult to, at the Cattle of Durham.
'1 own of Neweaftic.upon-Tyne, anti County of ►he fame
Town Saturday Aug. scat the Guildhall of the fail Town.
Northumberland The fame day, at the Castle of Newattle•
tapon.Ty oe.
Cumberland—. Friday Augnft so, at the City of Carlifte.
WellmwelandWednefd sy Auguit 25, at Appleby.
Lana ire—Saturday Aortal! 21, at the Cattle of Lancaftcr.
London, England, 1802-05-29

FROM LLOYD'S LIST.

DIAL. MAT 28.—Sailed the Unicorn frigate for Spithead,
and Arethufa, TAYLOR, for 4Vrka.—Wind E.

GRAVISCND, MAT all.--Paffed by the Rofamond, TROT..
r eR, from Stettin ; Young Matilda, Bruce, from Rotterdam ;
Sally, Joeziotv, from Memel; Alfred, Roiinson, from
Oporto; Catbarina Maria, Frau ea, from Memel; Friendthip,
—, and Nicholas Ann, PgARIION, for Norway.—. Sailed the
Vrow Ganai, for Oftend; Marianna, Etyma, for
Amtlerdarn ; Drk Gebroeders, 001/12a, for Ronen ; Recur-
& Broder Liefile, Juffrow Henrietta Lafaye,
Vrow GeSna, Vrow Anna Margaretta,
V, ow Clualltut, BAXILSII, and la Prudence, MARTiNL, for
Havre.
London, England, 1802-05-29

PUUTICAL INTELLIGEA'CL

CALAIS,. MAY 20.

Since the t tth of this month to the relent day,
2 2 packets have arrived from parer, Winging 357
patfengers. During the fame time, t t packets
have failed from this port for Dover, with to 6
paflengers.

FALMOUTH, MAY 26.
Arrived the bark Ann, Captain GRANT, with
hemp, &c. from Minorca; the brig Qeen, Capt.
Btart., with fruit, in 36 days, from Lifbon ; the
brig William and Emma, Captain Hazt.twoov,
from Smyrna, and failed again for London ; the
brig Jenny, Captain BRAYLEY, from the river
Gambia, with ivory, gum, hides, &c. and failed
again this evening fdr London ; the American
brig Charlotte, Capt. DIMOND, with fugar, coffee,
&c. in 34 days from the Havannah ; previous to
her failing from that place, the Spann fquadron
which had taken out French troops arrived there,
accompanied by reveral French veffels in want of
repair; arrived alto his Majeily's brig SPIDER, of
14 guns, from a cruize againft the fmugglers.—
Sailed the American ship Little William, Captain
ANDRY, with flour, fugar, &c. for Havre de
Grace; and the brig Olive Branch, Captain WAT.
SON, with fruit and Wines from Malaga, for Hull.
—The TOWNSLND packet failed on Sunday laft
with Mails of the 19th infant, for the Leeward
Islands; on which day arrived the PRINCE ADOL.
mvs packet from Lifbon: she brought no partial.
lar news; the Duks or YORK packet had arrived
out.—The PRINCESS ELIZABETH, and PRINCESS
Astsua packets take the Mails of next month for
II Jamaica and America.—Wind N. W.
London, England, 1802-05-29

TO COUNTRY ATTORNIES.

A N Attorney of eminent and confiderable
Practice in the City of London, is defiroos of placing a
outh whit an Attorney in the Crummy of good Prafrieeo where
lt:s health and morals would be pref.sved, and in return would
take into's!, °Seethe Son or Relative of the Gentleman in the
Country, and by that means give a favourable opportunity of
teeing City Buinefs..—Apply, by Letter poft-paid, to C. D.
240. rll, Chtapfide.

AYOUNG MAN of refpeaable ConneBions
wilhes to engage with a Merchant or Wholefale-Houle
as TRAVELLER..-71e line of Bufinefs is immaterial, if be
can make /timid,' 'lreful in ir.—Has no objedtion to going
Abroad. Undeniabk references will be givers.--Lettirs ad-
dreffcd to A. B. to the care of Mr. Crainbant, No. 21, Harley-
Amer, Cariendifh-fimare, will be duly attended to.
London, England, 1802-05-29

SPORTING INTELLIGENCE.

YORK SPRING MEETING, MAY s 6.

The Stand Plate of Sol. free for all ages ; 4 yrs.
old, 7R. Ob. • s yrs. old, 811. 41b. ; -15 yrs. old
and aged. Bd. tolb.—Four yrs. old Fillies al-
lowed 41b.—Four miles.
Mr. Carforth's gr. m. Marcia, by Coriander, 5 yrs. old
Mr. Wottvrorth's br.e. Antelope, by Stride, 4 yrs. Old s
Duke of Hamilton's b. c. by Serpent, 4 yrs old - 3
Five and 6 to 4 againft Marcia.; 6 and 7 to 4 againit Ante-
loPe i 5 to 4 **aloft ScrPest.
A Sweepaakes of sogs. each, for 3 Yrs. old colts,
811.—Lall mile and half.
Lord Fitswilllam's br. c. Sparrowbawk, by Bossard
Lord Darlington's b. c. by Beningbrough - - a
Mr. Riebardion's b. c. Abraham Newland, by Beningbrongh 3
Six and 7 to 4 Abraham Newland agabtft the Reid; won city
Foot Match.—Abraham Wood (Lancashire).
beat John Brown (Yorkshire), for wogs. each—
Four miles. Wood won by a dillance—run in
so minutes, at feconds.—Five and 6 to 4 onWood.

BROCKET-HALL RACES, FRIDAY, MAY 21, 18os.
A Plate of Sol. for all Ages; 3 yrs. old, 6ft. I slb.;
4 yrs. old, Bft. 61b. ; 5 yrs. old, 911. slb. ; 6 yrs.
old, 71b.; and aged, 91 91b. two mile heats.
The winner to be fold for songs. if demanded.
Mr. Lamb's ch. e. Creeper, 3 yrs. ald
Mr. Howarth's b. b. Chippcnham, 6 yrs. 614 s

A Gold Cup, value wogs. being a Subfcription
of logs. each, the Surplus to lie paid the Winner
in Specie, for Horfes of all ages ; 3 yrs. old.
511. 71b t 4 yrs. old, 711. 6113. ; 5 yrs. old, fift.
31b.; 6 yrs. old and aged, 91I.—Twice round
the Courfe, about 3 miles and a half.
Mr. Dayton's qto4. 4 yrs. old (named by Sir J. Shelly)
The Prime of Wales's Surprite, $ yes old
Ld Mdbourn's Lucas, 6 yrs. old
Mr. Lamb's eh. e. Creeper, .3 yeli• old
Mr. Herbert's Pr7llloh 4 yrs. old
Mr. Sewers Fieldfarc,4 yn.old
Mr. G. Bowes, Mr. Dare, CoL Mathew, and Mr. °Melly.
were Subtriben, but did not name.
A Sweepllakes of logs. each, for honks carrying
Jail. each, that never Ranted, paid or received
forfeit. +he two mile Courfc beats.—To be
rode by Gentlemen.
Mr. Paris's br. b. by Slum • •
Lady Soldbures be. g. Delos, aged
Mr. 0. Down's eh. g. Anthropbagoe, S yrs. old
• Mr. pores be. g. by Meg Fergus.
The Prince of Vales, Lord Mclboarn, Mr. Lamb, Sir G.
Wombwell, Mr. Lam, Mr. land, Mr. Garrard, Lord Cow-
London, England, 1802-05-29

SHECRNESS, MAY a.

Arrived the Boxer gon-veffel from a entire, and
the Minx gun-veffelfrom Chatham, and failed for
Ireland with difcharged feamen. Sailed the Mal-
lard gen•velfel, with difcharged feamerr, to the
North of England ; the Diligence floop, with So
of the Phcebe's crew, to be put on board the La-
tona, lying at Greenhithe, and Alonzo floop for
Chatham.—Wind S. E•.
London, England, 1802-05-29

PASSAGE PROM DOVER TO 05TEIVD.

CAPT. J. U. RUTTER of the BRITISH FAIR,
and Capt. J. HUBBARD of the Mix ay*, (Pillage
lira& in the Service of Meffrs. LAIIIMP, Rica. and Co.)
molt refgettfully acquaint the Nobility, and thole perform in
general travelling to the Continent by way of 0 ftend, that their
Lid Wilds, which are fitted up in a very &paler ftyle for the
conveyance of Palrengers, Carriages. Horks, Sce. will fail re-
gularly from Dover every Wednafday and Saturday for Oitend
during the Summer.-Dover, lad :Way, Vies.

BY HIS MAJESTY'. ROYAL LETTERS PATENT.
POCOCK', BOETHEMA MATTRASSES,
that arefo particularly ufeful for Invalids, Ladies in their
Acconchcmeut, and Perfons in a convalefecnt date, u they
afford that cafe and comfort by no other means I:M-4111'11y to
be obtained; the great advantage and relief of changing the
polition with the utrnoft rate and facility, in fo regular and
gentle a manner at not to diftut b a perfon in the molt delicate
fare--will remain in any polltion an curing to turn the handle,
and cannot be put out of order:
_ _ _

May he had at Pocociee, No. 26,
Patent improved Sofas, Cambia, Eary awn, Sce. n
the Cane Craze principle.

Strand.

TO THE CUR in US IN FISH SAUCE.
HE NOBILJTV, GENTRY, and PUBLIC
T
in general, art refprafully informed, T. BURGESS and
Son'. GENUINE and SUPERIOR ESSENCE of ANCHO.
V II.Q, continues to he prepared by them in the famemanner that
bas obtained fuch univerfal approbation for many years pall.
The long jetty acquired foperiority of that Article is fully
amfirmed in the opinion of the Country at large, and of Petrone
rtfidrnt in all parts of the World, and having Rood the tell of
ranks it in dsc fituation it now maintains.

The general utility of THEIR ESSENCE of ANCHOVIES
and other RICH SAUCES for FISH, Sec. Induces them, from
the numsrou, Advertifementsly appearing, to caution Fa-
milies, Ste. in purehafing etc fame, as tome is to be had of
THEIR G1041)114 t, but at their Wareboafe as under.
. _ _ _

Every other Ankle in the Oil Trade for family ufe, of she
belt quality.
WEST-INIMA MERCHANTS, CAPTAINS of SHIPS,
ate. OFFICERS in the ARMY and NAVY, fupplted upon
die &on& notice for the EaR and Weft Indies, ate.
Vizcaoule, No. 107, coma of Savoy Steps,
Strand, London.
Poe the ersimcnience of Fanulics in Scotland, they have ap-
pointed Meru R. Jo:union and Co. Edinburgh, their foie
Agents for Rh &mem
London, England, 1802-05-29

MADRAS, OCT. 14.

Naval Proinotions and Remeyals by Vie;AdrolraT RAINIZR,
Commander iu Chief of his Majefty's Ships and Vac's in
the Laft Indies, until the *afore of the Right Honourable
the Lords CommiSontes of the Adndraky is known.
London, England, 1802-05-29

NuMBER 42213

HANOVER-SQ.EARE CONCERT ROOMS.
MISS LINWOOD's EXHIBITION, with an
.I.vx ADDITION of PICTURES this SEASON. is now
open, and ME continue every Day (Sundays excepted,) from
Niacin the Morning till Evening.
'„• Admittance One Shilling.. _
London, England, 1802-05-29

PROMOTIONS.

James Giles Val6oll, Efq. Comrnander of his Majefty's (loop
Albatrofs, to he Caputo of his Majefty's a►f For.
Peter Heywood, Efq. Commander of his Majefty's Sap
Trim:anal* to be Captain of his Majefty's thip Trident,
in the vacancy occalioned by Captain H. L. Ban having
obtained permiffiun to return to England upon his private
concerns. •

Lieutenant Charks Malcolm, of his Majefty's Chip Suffolk, to
be Commander of his Majeßy's floop Alhatrofs.
Lieutenant the Right Honourable Lord George Stuatk, of the
Suffolk, to the rank of a Commander la his Maltßy's fer-
.ice, and Governor of his Majefty's Naval Hoffital at
Madras. _ _

Mr. john Ifcrner, Midthipman of the Arrogant, to be Lieo-
tenant of la Sybelle.
Mr. Arthur Lyfaught, Mithhipasas of the Suffolk, to be 'dap- i
tenant of la Chiffonne. •
Mr. William Mouatt, Wildfhipman of the Fia.lll4ll.lt 1,4114*,
nant of la Chiffonne. •,••
Mr. John Adie, Surplices Mate of tko Vie 411•11, tojk Sur--
gam of la Chiffonne.

MINOT/ALL
Captain Henry Stuart, from bier Majefty's ihip Fox, to his Ma-
jetty's iblp la Cloffonne.
Thomas Pulham, Efq. Commander and Clovernor of his Ma-
jetty's Naval Hofpital, to be acing Captain of the Trident
till joined by Capt. P. Haywood, that to command his
Majefty's Hoop Trincontalle.
Lind Nichols Maucer, of his Majcfty's Ship la Sybdle, to be
Lieutenant of the Suffolk.
Lieutenant Philip Percy, of the Vidorious, to be Lieutenant

of the Suffolk.
Lieutenant John HUlop, of the Fox, to be Lieutenant of the
Suffolk.
Lieutenant William Davidfon, of the Albateofs, to be Lieute-

nant of the Suffolk.
Lieutenant William Hendafoo , or the Trident, to be Lleute-

nant of the For.
Lieutenant inhn Burn, of the Arrogant, to be Lieutenant of
the Vl:lotions.
Lieutenant Henry Lambert, of the Suffolk, to be Lieutenant
of the Arrogant.
Mr. William Hutchins, Puffer of the Fox, to be Fader of la

Chiffonne.
Mr. Charles Howard, hue Purfer of is Forte, to be Purfer of

the Fox.
12entenant W. Skelton, to be Firft Lient•nant or la Chiffonne.
I.ieutenant Charles Mayo, to be Licutsaant of his Majefty's
London, England, 1802-05-29

PORTSMOUTH, MAY a.

This thy failed the Norfolk, PEARCE, for Shields;
Bolton, BURN, for Sunderland, and Magnet, Co-
vERDA L for London.
Arrived four !loops with Ilona from Swanage.
Two male convias from Nottingham were con-
veyed on board the FORTUNE hulk at Langilone
harbour.
London, England, 1802-05-29

YARMOUTH, MAY at.

Yeaerday arrived the AREADNI frigate from
Leith : during her palrage the experienced very
bad weather, accompanied with a great dear of
fnow : all° the ADDER gun-veffel from a cruife.—
Sailed (even coaaers with corn for London.—No
Packet has yet arrived from Cuxhaven.
London, England, 1802-07-24

This d.iy was publifbcd,pricc 23. 61.
PRACTICAL. INFORMATION on the MA-
LIGNANT SCARLET FEVER art SORE THROAT,
in which a NEW MODE of TREATMENT is ircdy com-
municated. By E. PEART, M.D.
Printed for Win. Mina., Old iSand-ftrect.

A FEW COMPI.ETE ANO PERFECT srrs OF THE
LONIX)N MEDICAL REVIEW.
LACKING'rON, ALIEN, and Co. having
lately purchafed fame uncut lets Of that efteemed Work
the Lox Don MEDICAL Revttw, are enabled, for a few weeks,
to offer them, complete, at Is. 3d. per Number, or the 4t Nuns-
hem cmfliting of eight Volumes, at:Two Guineas and a Half
in boards the fame as Art fold by the Propr:ctors at Four Gni-
:was in bards.

Medical Gentlemen, who refute in the country, may hays
retied). kts font them by the coach or wagon, on dirediuz pay-
ment in Loukm.
Tetnple of the Mule% Finfbury-fquare, June iB.
London, England, 1802-07-23

NEXT PRESENTATION.

T 0 BE SOLD. the next Prefentation to a Vi-
carage, abou. forty miles from London, of about tool. per
annum improvable. The pr. fent Incumbent being upwards of
7o years ea! ,ge and very :Mina, there has been no relident Vi-
car for the 11t so years.
Apply to Metfrs. Graham, Lincoln's Tnn.
London, England, 1802-07-23

RUSSIA

ST. PETIRSIUROM, JUNE 3M...4V/thin thefe
few days have arrived the &ft thips from France,
with the National flag.: they are two (hips with
Gotooo bottles of champagne, and many paffin.
gas. Thofe which have come before were nut
direct, but only loaded with French goods.
Rica, JULY I.—By permiffion of the Magi-
ftrates, a pamphlet has been publithed here under
the title of, " The Emperor ALEXANDER in Riga,
on the 24th, 25th, and 26th of May, 1802." Be-
tides what is already known, it contains Come
other arcumfiances.—The Emperor had indeed
forbidden all ceremony and pomp, on his arrival;
yet, notwithftanding, many hundred pert ins,
principally Ruffian Merchants of Riga, had affem.
bled, who, at their earneft entreaty, were per.
mitted to take the horfes from the carriage, and
draw it to the Cattle. The Emperor's fuite was
not numerous, having only 7o honks. At the bot-
tom of the very frugal lift of ptovitions for the
Imperial table was written—" Should there be
any difficulty in procuring any of the above noted
articles, it is not neceffary to take any pains about
them ; they may be replaced by fomething die."—
After leaving the company on the two evenings'
he was here, the Emperor did not, th..ugh it was
late, go to bed, but fat for two hoofs at butiners
in his Cabinet. On the 25th, his Majeity was at
a dinner given by the Livonian Nobility, at which
the following circumltance happened —A family
here is in poffeffion of a wine glafs out of which
PETER the Great, at a public dinner in Riga, on
Nov. 18, 1711, drank to :he prolperity of tLis*
city. A cafe is made for it, on which the cii corn-
fiance and the date are recorded in letters of gold.
Seventy years ago, the country !ionic where it
was preferved fuddenly taking fire, the prop' ietors-
exclaimed only—Oh the glass ! let us lave the
glafs of Peter the Great !—They were happy ; or
all their property they laved their glafs, and ne-
thing more. Thus it has defcended from father
to fon down to the prefent heirs. This glafs WAS
placed at table by the EMPEROR, and Count Kors-
CHUBEY related to him the whole hiftory ; on,
which ALEXANDER the Fit-ft had the glafs filled
with champagne, Rood up from his fear, and lay-
ing aloud in the German language—" To the Prof.
perity of the Wet, the Citizen, and the whole
tire, emptied it to• the bottom.
Before his departure the Monarch commanded
' Prince SERGI& FEDORAWITSCH to renew to tt:e.
Magiftrates, and to all claffes of perfons in the Go.
; vernment of Livonia, his high fatisfaaion at the
many unequivocal marks of their attachment, and
to alfure them of his unremitting attention to pro.
mote the welfare and happinefs of his people.
The Emperor had learned that in the cire.e of
; Pernau, where the tlerility of the lull tc4r, kelp
rewards the labour of the hutbandman, and where'
thi ee years bad harvest had exhaufied the ref:no-Les
of the land owners, there was much maim to ap-
prehend a deatth might cane ; he theret,oe, im-
mediately after his departure (torn Riga, ordered
a very large quantity of
.flour front the Itrptual
magazines to be delivered to the Nobles, fur the
relief of the pedantry.
London, England, 1802-07-23

GERM" r.

VIIINVA, JULY 7.—Their Imperial Majefties are
expefted to leave Prelburgh between the 12th and
15th, the principal butincfs having been now
gone through by the Diet.
Nuarmatiac, JULY 6.—On the t3th of July,
the Pruffian and Eleetoral Palatine troops will, it
is raid, take poffellion of the territories aligned
in certain diflriets. The Imperial Envoy, Count
Scu Liu continues at the Court of the Prince
Of ‘VUKTZBUKO. Count METTERNICH WINNE-
utc is alio at Wurtzburg.
London, England, 1802-07-23

NAUTICAL INTELLIGENCE.

MAILS THIS DAY.—WIND S. W.
Analyse.
I Dublin,
Waterford 2
I Frccch
PORTSMOUTH, JULY aa.

This day arrived the Charlotte, PARKER, and
the Walker, SPARKS, from Sunderland; alfo the
Two Brothers, Bsttssom. from Dram; and the
Broderick, REED, from Malta.—Sailed the Suni-
ficit, Raab, for Hull.

SHEERNESS, JULY as.

The Bona came into Harbour this day to be
paid off.—Sailed the JACK ALL gun.veffel, and
TRIAL cutter on a cruize. The JaLoUSE iloop was
undocked, and HARPY docked.
London, England, 1802-07-23

ITAL r.

MILAN, JUNI6 25.—Among the flipulations
of the Tr,:aty of Amiens, thole concerning
Malta feem to be on the point of being car-
ried into execution. They write from Naples,
that the two thoufand Sicilian troops, to vrhofe
protedion the relidence of the Order of St. John
of Jerufalem is to be provifionally confided for
one year, are ready to embark for that Ifland.—
The Ruffian troops who have long been in garri-
fon at Naples, and who were to re-eßablith tran-
quillity in the lonian Republic. or that of the Se-
ven Iflands, have not yet failed. One of thcfe
Iflands, however, Cephalonia, had nearly been ex-
poled to a new Revolution, by a confpiracy Which
was to have been carried into effea on Holy
Thurfday (April ty), but which was happily
covered and prevented.
London, England, 1802-07-23

TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION,

At the Cullom-Houfe, Lyno.lßegis, on Tuelday the 27th
at Four &Cluck in the Afterno:,e,
THE FOLLOWING GOODS, viz:
About alio Gallons Foreign Gesicva.
73 Gallons Brandy.
17 Gallons Rum.

One Cat's enn.ainir 6 Cwt. Fullers Earth, and alfo t-deek'd
Boat. burthcn abut 41 Tons, with all the Tackle and Stores
belonging to her—July 2.), 031.

LAD MINES.

be Let forftiriiferM of Years, and npna
Cottditisin as (hall be agreed on, the LEAD MINES
in the Hills of South and Over.Cumberheads, fituated in the
Pula of Lefrnahagow, and County of Lanark.
From a Mineral Survey recently made, and Report drawn up
in eonfequenee thereof by praclical and experienced Lead Miners.
the above Lands are declared to be well worth the attention of a
Mining Company, and the indi:ations of a Body of Lead to be
fo &mg as to warrant trial with every pro'rability of fuecefs.
The Le.id Orr brought from the Mines referred to in the Re-
port, of which Specimens will be exhibit-d, Is of the richeit and
purelt quality, and was at one period wrought to great advan-
tage. The above-mentioned printed Mineral Report. together
with Specimens of the Ore, Spars, and other Mends therein
fpecified, may be ken by applying to Michael Uniting, Writer
to the Signet, St. James's-Cquare, Edinburgh; to Metres. Ken-
nedy and Logan, Merchants, Buchanan-ftreet, Gialgow ; or
to Mr. Mundell, No. 3, Fitiyd-r.ftrect, London.
London, England, 1802-07-23

NUNGART.

TRANITLVANIAt it/1M 24.—The HOrlit of
Wallachia, Prince MICHIkL Suzzo, who ad fled,
has fuddenly removed from Tranfylvania into the
Ruffian territory. It appears probable that he
reared the vengeance of the Turks for his having
Co haflily left Bucharefl, and fled to Cronfladt.
The Turkilh Pacha, who is now at Buchareft,
has written to him a very menacing letter on this
fubjee.
Tranquillity will be belt ranted in Wallachia,
;t is here believed, by that Principality coming
under the Auftrian prntelion, which will be areal
benefit to the inhabitants.
London, England, 1802-07-23

SPORTING INTELLIGENCE.

NEWCASTI. F.-UNDER-LYME. THURSDAYJULY 1.
A Sweeptlakes for Horfes, &c. the property of
Gentlemen ferving in the Pottery Cavalry.
Mr. Sprarman's ch. m. Charlotte - - 4 i 1 1
Mr. Limlop'a b m - - . - 1 2 3 2
Mr. Afton. b. m. Nell! - - - 3 I a 3
Mr. Pol's hr h. Pollboy - - - 1 3 4
Mr. BAvall'e. tr. h. - - ' - 5 4 S
Mr. Lindop's Mare the favourite at flailing ; 5
to 2 agli. Nelly ; 6 to t agft. Charlotte.—A capital
race, each heat being Hon by half a neck only.

STAMFORD —TpFsn.k Y. JULY 6.
The Town Plate of 501. weight for age.
Mr. /Nation's b. f. by Sir Peter, 3yr old . i i
Mr. Girdicr's b. c. fon of Pb.*ramond, 4 yrs old . 2 2

WEDNESDAY.
The Noblemen and Gentlemen's Plate of Sol. by
3 yr olds.—No race, for want of honks.
The Ancient Donation Plate, value 81. by horfes,

&c. the property of the Inhabitants Jf Stamford'
and St. Martin's, weight for age.
Mr. Millis ch. 6. Hearn., aged
Mr. Scolea's b. in. Princefs, aged 3 2
Mr. Sparrow's Dl. in. Juliana, syn old 3 3
Mr. Newcomb's bl. h. Pic Nic,aged dr

Our races this year have not proved very attrac-
tive, but from the promptitude with which three
of the fubfcriptions fur 1803 have already filled,
we may infer, that the fuccecding races will greatly
cclipfe the brilliancy of any poll (port.
KNIGHTON RACES, TUESDAY, IDLY f.
Fifty Pounds given by Walter Wilkins and R.
Price, Efqrs.
Ld Stamford's e.h. Chaunter,s yrs old, 811.3%. ar /
Hurt Sims% Efgr'.. b. h. Mctenr,6 yrs olds SR. solb. r 1 2
I'Jn Clitton, Efqr's. b.g. Grindcr, s yrs old, SQ. 3 3 dr.
hree and 4 tot Chaunter aga the field. An
excellent race between him and Meteor.
London, England, 1802-07-23

WETMOUTH, gum. 21.

The ROYAL FAMILY, after a fine extortion of
about twelve miles or. the water, came on fhore
at five o'clock, 'lnd Ipent the evening at the Lodge.
La.ly NEAL' is gteatly recovered from her in•
difpMhion.
Colonel CARTWRIGHT arrived, and paid his re
fpeas to the Kiso) he handed his Majelly trom
the Royal barge athore.
The royal yacht, commanded by Sir H. NEALE,
broke from her anchor in a heavy ftorm of wind
and rain, but by the exertions of the fe.uuen was
brought to her moorings.
London, England, 1802-07-23

CONIMIRCIAL ROAD TRUST.

1'i-1E Truftees of the Commercial Road are
-A- ready to revive Propofals for making and comgleat ng
the Road from the North-wcft corner of the Weft India Docks
in the Me of Dogs, to the North-raft corner of I.lmehoui,
Church-yard, by central, agreeable to Plans, Specifications
he. to be fees Ey applying to Mr. WaPer, Enzineer, Biaelt.
wait Such Propoials to be delivered at the Britannia Ta
vern, Linn:hook, on Saturday the 7th day of Auguil next, b'
• Itv,:n of ilia cluck in the forenoon, when all Perron, inakini
Leh lbepofal., or their Agents, are requefted to attend.
I.i.nebutife, Julys tBate. THOMAS BAKER. Clerk.
London, England, 1802-07-23

SEQUESTRATIONS, &c. IN SCOTLAND.

James M'Kenzie, innkeeper, Portpatria.—Creditors to meet
in his houfe at Portpatrlc::, on the 22cL July, at one o'cl.ck.
to name an interim fadtor; fame place and hour asth Augult
to chafe a truftee.

Creditors of John Gibfon, linenlrinter at Pattieic, to meet irs
the warehoufe of Kennedy and Shep'l,lll,l ron,-,ate, Glar-
gow, on the rBth of Auguft, at twelve o'clock noon, to re.
care their dividends.

Creditor's of James Aitken and Co. late brewers in Anderilca,
to call on Charles Campbell, merchant in Glafgow, the truf.
tee, on the yth September, at twelve o'clock, to give further
initrunions, and to receive their divideml3.

OR the tath init. the Lady of the Rev. Dr. Monkhqufe,cd
St. John's, Wakefield, of a fon and daughter.
On the 4th init. Sarah Brown, wife of John Brown, minor,
near St- John's chapei,Weankale, of three female children ; and
on the Btb loft. Ifitbella Peart,coufin of the above, and wife of
John Peart, minor, of three male childnat. The children and
their mothers arc likely to do well. Whit is gill mnre realm'
kablo, S.-Brown has had nine children at four biitlis; and L
Pratt has now ten tons. •

RRTED.
On Friday the 'Oh Intl. by the K 4. Mr. Walker, at Lev.
bourne church, Mr. ;Thomas Stapleton,• coal-merchant, of
Shceznefa, to Mite Newman, eldelt daughter of Wit:inn New-
man, Efq. of Leybourne Cattle, Town Mailing, Kei'.
On Turfday, at rektor% finds, Thomas Cartwright Start,
Efq. of Bloomfbury-fqtrate, Mift Jane Hefter Newel, frond
daughter of the Rev. Samuel Newell, of lector&

On Monday laft, molt lineerel ---iiamentadr after a lent :I%'c(
of a dropfy, Mr. Rich. Pettit, of Shatford in the county ot Fifes.
At Madras, on the 2241 February I.tft, Mr. '1; Laile,
mate of the Calcutta lndiaman, and fon of Mr. Wilfiam Luz.
merchant, Kirkihtilloch.

Monday laft, at his a►atttitents iu Golden-ftpaase, Wm. Au-
bertfon, Efq. Deputy PoR Matter General of Scotlusdll
Tucfday hit, at his honk. in Bcdford-tow, the Lady of tie
Rev. Thomas Heatheote, Ream. of Stone, in Kent; ta; s
the youngcft daughter of the late Right Hnn. Sir Thoma. -
her, Lord Chief Baron of the Court of Exchequer.
Yefterday. at his hot& hi Piccadilly, Dr. Parker, Re.Ro- "f
St. Jame. 's Parifh, one of the molt valuable,Reelorics in t..e.
kingdom. _ _ _

On the inftant;M;fc Wilton, the only child of tl.e
Thomas Wilton, Reetor of Nunburnholme, York thire.
Wcdnefday and.Thutfday ik'nnight, the two infant foils of
Benjamin Agar, Efq. of Brockheld, near York.
Lately, Mrs. Barker, wife of Mr. William Barker, maft.r of
the Atm, of Whitby.

HIGH WATER. AT LONDON BRIDGE TO-MOP.ROW,
Morning lj minutes 2 tier 9
Afternoon 5 t an•lutes, Act' 9

LONDON: Printed for the Proprtctorx. by JOHN DANI ,
(of Carnaby-ftrcet) at the Srka PM iwriND-Omcr. No. v,
Carey-ftreet ; and piablilcd by LEVET, IC NT .(of Ca"
terbnry-place, Lanabetl2). at No a, Carry-itraet, aid at the
Sraa-Or►ca, Temple-Bar to which Cll:ce all cummuni-
"' UV+ for UK EDIIOII ate rcatirla"l p. 6.
London, England, 1802-07-23

FRANCE.

PARIS, JULY TR.
Ycflerday the Gallery of Apollo, containing:tl-e
original dctigns of the great mailers oldie lehools
of Itaiy, Flanders, and France, was opened to the
pablic. The managers of the Man') have re-
newed a pat t of this valuable collation. The ama-
teurs will here find feveral of thole beautiful de-
figns which they have admired in the collations of
Jat:ack, Lanoue, Montarfis, Lebrun, Crozat, alit!
Mariettc, and will view with pleafure feveral ac-
qui:itions of this cScription, which the French ob-
tained by c,:nyieft in Italy. To this branch of
the exhibition are added a number of the lar:!clt
and moft beautiful Etrufcan vales known, brought
from the library of the Vatican, and fome el•
tablets in precious [tones, including that of hi-
cheltcu.

LE'? Tlk LIS FROM HAMBUEGN IN THE BULLET::: Di

P. 4115.

According to our profound publicifls, France
will add to the name of Republic, which the de-
rived from her revolution, the majeflic title of Em-
pire, which the feems to merit from her military
fortune and her political fupremacy ; for the col-
leetive word Empire fuppoles a union of Rates free
among themfelves, but exifling under the prot,:a-
ing influence of a more powerful Being—hence it I,
will be called hereafter the Empire and Republic of
flit Gimh.

" It is not yet agreed upon what title ought to
be g;ven to the Head of the Empire. The word
Conful, which feems unfcafonable enough in yuur
modern diplomacy, is connected with ideas of an
annual power, which of courfe does not accord
with any permanent eßabliihment.
_ _

" The 'title of Prefident, which is not in oppo-
fition to the popularity of your new principles, I
might fuit well enough the head of your govern-
ment. But, in order to render that word more
worthy of the majellie rank in which France is
placed, it is necelfary to precede it with the word
fublime, which the opinion of Europe has already
confeci ted, whenever the Hero of France is fpoken
a. '1 his we (hall then fay, the Sublime Pre:fid-nt
the Empire and Rrpublie of the Gauls.
" We find naturally, the places which his auguil
Colleagues in the fupreme Magifiracy are to oc-
cupy. The fecond Conful becomes Arch Chan-
cellor and Vice Prefident of the Empire for life ;
the third Conful direds the finances, with the title
of Arch 'rreafurer.

" The Senate, whole title of Confervative kerns
to perpetuate the idea f political dilfenticns, and
to invelt it with a legal charafter of opposition,
would become the august &nate of the Empire.
Regiftering the edies of the Government, and the
lifts of the College of Last -, it would alone have
the important attribute of voting the public con-
tributions, &c.

" A Lo!lege of Lem,: would take place of thole
bodies whole name fecms a revoluti3nary Talif
man. With the Arch Chancellor for its Prefident,
it would be compofed of enlightened Jurifeorlful4,
of &ilful merchants, and dillinguilbed men ofiet-
ters, whom the P:elident of the Empire (mould
appoint upon Cie prefentation of the Senate."
London, England, 1802-07-23

HOLLAND.

Hacut, Ju LT I6.—The 14th of July was not
celebrated as formerly by the French garrifon
here. General VICTOR only gave a friendly din-
ner to the Chief Officers, and Come other French.
men rending in this place, The fervants and
plact men declined for Batavia were compelled to
emb::rk on the 14a11; and the whole expedition
will depart n ithin ten or twelve days.
It is more confidently than ever faid, that a de-
finitive Convention between the French Govern-
mcnt,Pruffia,and the Hereditary Prince of Orange,
was concluded on the zt ft of May at Paris, by the
following Plenipotentiaries; General BOURNON-
VI LL,E, Minitler of the French Republic at Berlin,
who was then at Paris, and Count LUCCHESINI,
the Prullian Ambalfador. The King of Pruffia,
in that Convention, formally. renounces the gua-
rantee of the Stadtholderfhip of the United Pro-
vinces, enured into in 1788, recognizes the 13ata-
vian Republic and Government, and engages to
fend an Ambaltatior to the Hague.
The Prince of Orange renounces, in the name
of his illuttrions father and for himfelf, ail preten-
lions wl:ich t!tey may have upon the Batavi.in
Republic. In the loth article of the Convention
is the following nipulation
To indemnify the houfe of NalTau-Orange, Dil.
lenburg, and Dietz, for the renunciation of the
hereditary Staetholderfilip, it 'hall have—
r. The liiihopri, and Abbey of Fulda.

2, :flheAl4l--y of Corvey.

Ab'x•y of Weingardten and its dependeneict.
4. 'i'Le Imp. rul towns r,f Dortmund, in Wclll,4alia, and
Yfoy and Bu*:k: ant, in 5u41.4.

. _ .
In ether : rticles of the Convention, the Houle
cf Orange biigts itfelf to latisfy the clAims
mcr!y made by France to fame titccalions
re'..tted to ti at Houfe in pall times.

LONDON.
London, England, 1802-05-11

DIED.

Wednefday night, Mts. Fourdrinler, wife of Mr. Fourdrinier,
Charing-croft.
On Thurfdr.y, at Clapham, Mr. Matthew Poole, of Cheapfiet.
Qa Satutday evening, after a very Ihort 'liners, Mrs.lones,
wife of the Rev. fluor Jones, of Upper Charlotte-Rreet, lilt -
roy-fguarc.
The 29th ult.v.t his houfe at Hemstterfmith, John Me caw-
ran, late of Oxford-ltrcet, Efq.
On the 27th ult. after a very thort illnefs, aged fixty, Mr.
Elijah Salthoufc, at Ulverlton, one of the people called (..Liter-.
At liarrowsate, on the 24th ult. Dr. James M. Adair.
London, England, 1802-05-11

WHEN Yrofelfional Men of education and re.
fruifiliility deviate front the general fyitent by the fe •
eftinn of a peculiar Branch, the fandtlon of long continual
putts is the heft criterion of foperiotity.
. . . . . -

Eight years have I devoted my pradhie to the eschifive treat..
menu of THREE DISORDERS, and the fuccofsful refuk of
my plan gives me additional ardour to oppofe as far as I am
able the ravages of thofe complaints which seethe molt import.
ant in the catalogue of human infirmities.
After initiation into every branch Is an Army Surgeon,!
formed a wlfh at an early period of Pradiee to relent. individu-
als from the ignorance of uneducated Men, or the equally dan-
gerous precipitancy of general Practitioners.
The THREE DISORDERS, to the cureof which I have de-
Voted my attention, comprise every [pecks of VENEREAL.
INFECTION, whether of a recent or tang duration.-444.
All kinds of DEBILITY, whether arifing from the habits of
Schoolboys, or tht indulgence of mature age, and laftly that Qe-
rartgenient of the fyftem in Women which is called BARREN.
NESS et STERILITY.

Noviterous <Weeks are the refult of ignorance or bane to the
treatment of wimple Gonorrhea, and It not %infrequently hap-
pens that tbereeds-of Life are poifoned by the indifaction of am
unguarded hour. By a ruperior metiodruth complaints are
esfily cured, and 'erenerhera others have failed, I truft that I
may prefonvito Offer i radical* te-rltslbliihment
Few, however, are the cafes of complicated .diftrers In, the
dirorder compared with the calamitous Stuatioss of Men,whe
from indulgence ins SOLITARY VICR,or the pxevaltnt Gale.
ties of a fathictutble Life, acquire that Rate of Debility whiab
is the unavoldahleconrequence of fuck peroklous habits.
Where the unhappy fufferer. broods over BR mirety, but case:
fully conceits bts misfortune, it inlay be tome confelation fx
him to know, that although t be an °bp& of doubt or underr
minty with other Yraditioners, the removal of tbefe Deft
CIENCIES by the gradual wirers of Renovation is the acquire.
ment cI my experience. If the rites of Bacchus or Venus have
begun to reduce manly vigour, much anxiety will be prevented
by an early counteraCriou of this languid Nate, and in there
cafes no great difficulties will occur.
But where this Deficiency has for Tara exited, a proper Pm.
reverence is indifpodi hi y requite to revive the ilumbring fparke
of Life, and to rc-animate the Coollitutioo.

MARRIED WOMEN, *So have long been dltappointed
in di* mediations of a Family, may be affured,'that in molt
Wieners fueh defedia are curable by Medial SkUL
The SECRECY which is fo &anti,' to my undertaking, and
the Ctialifications which' I have prefusned to'llate, form the
Bafis of my Pretenuons, and fit ceincidence with Nth this Ind.
illation is given, that Mr may be confultedpefonally
(or by letters it :chafing iTntall note) at his boufe, N 0.29, Ante.
del-itreet, Strand. bear Temple-Bar.
There is an atUtional entrance In Watauitreet adjoin,' g,
and the name is on both the doors.
Noi Ti Member nt the Royal ealteirr of Simms. •
London, England, 1802-05-11

WHITEHEAD 'V. THE LORD MAYOR.

This was an a&ion brought by a Mifs White-
head againit the Lord Mayor and Corporation of
London for :so!. being the alledged value of a
houfe of the plaintiff 's,lought by the Corporation
and the Parifhioners, for the purpofe of throwing
down on account of its inconvenient projeaion.—
As the agreement was not under the corporate
(cal of the city, the ailiou could not be maintained.
It appeared, however, that the Corporation is 11
willing to pay what they conceive the reafonable
value of this lady's premifes.

MARRIID.

On the agth uk. Edward I)ennifon, F.fq. of St. Martin'i-lane,
to Mifs Martha Bowles' of Baker-ftreet, Portman-fquare.
Saturday lan, Henry Steele, Efq. merchant, of Leadynhall-
ftreet, to Mifs Pare, of Knighttbridge.
Same day, at Waltham Abbey, Mr. Geo. Wood, of Bilhopf-
gate-ftreet, to Mifs Sarah Prefton, daugblet aflame Welton,
Efq. of Sewardltone,
London, England, 1802-05-11

FASHIONABLE DANCING Ma. ALLEN,
PRIVATELY Taught to Ladies and Gentle-
men of any age, who have nSer learnt this aceomplith-
T,CT!, or not in the improved modern 'kyle, at No. tp, Sate-
RARD-STSZIT, 001111111•Sqpit, and No. so, GReAT ALIE-
Sr& art, Goodman's-Fields. They are taught on a plan par-
ticularly calculated for thole to whom it is an objadt to acquire
it expeoitioullv, privately, and in the Brit (ilk of fashion.
Foreigners, 0 lacers and Country Relidents, who may wifh to
Sewn is a few days, may Board and Lodge, privately, in the
Houk, and receive conitant inftrualon.
Tlick Academia are open all the Summer, and though they
are principally for grown-up People. yet Children are allo in.
linseed twice a week on the ulna! terms ; aad if not brought
forward, as muds in one year, as at Schoon in geueral in two.
No charge made for their inftristlion.
• • Mr. Ar.s.ase difowns all prefent concern with his late
Academy in Haydon-Iquare.

-
ATOP. HOTEL—ISLE OF WIGHT.
RYELF, impreffed with gratitude for the nu-
. Duran [moms conferral on bias by the Nobiltly, Gen-
my, Travellers. and others.wko have honoured him with their
patronage, begs to return his mat Snare thanks, and to affure
Skein, be has laid In a choke affortment of the.beft old Wines
and Spirits; together with an additional number of Poll
Chafes, Gig% and Saddle Horfes ; aad by flea attention to
ho pu to merit their future favours.
N.B. Rydebdng a molt delightful and healthy fpot, is muck
4s-Timed by there who are fond of Sea Bathing ; particularly
OW there are Machines for tha. purrs& at all times of the tide.
AVG an excellent Warm Bath.
London, England, 1802-05-11

ROMAN ZEMENT,

MESSRS. PARKER and Co. Bankfide, South.
welt, Manuf*Eture Cam tar or Mo !trait, for Buildirg
ist Water, which far furpaff:s in utility Dutch Terra,. or any
tither kind of M 'liar. it gives to all kinds of Brick, or Stone
Work, an uncommon degree of Strength and col:ann. It fens
under water, loin becomes as hard as ftone, and may be wa-
rred even to the elk, of the fa without injury. In an
Buildirgi, therefore, intended to matt or contain water, this
=may be efed with fingular advantage or it may be
with lite and land to any dellrable degree; for com-
mon purpolea
T.. •y alfo prepare Srucco for riling Baild:np with, of the
fame hed and durable nature as the Cement. It prcfcrvcs the
Inns (rout wet and damp, and may be Matted fo as coat-
*tidy to refemble Stone, at a very moderate expence. Flat
raviagt Coping, and Gutter Stones, cheaper than natural
Stone.
London, England, 1802-05-11

LAW INTELLIGENCE.

COURT OF KING)! BENCH, MAY to.
MURRY V. JACK sox.
This was an aaion brought for freight, and the
fingle queflion was, Whether the owner of goods,
which haie received tea damage on their voyage
home, is entitled to a copy of the Captain's proteft?
It was admitted; that the defendant's fugars had
been brought from the Well Indies in the plaintiff's
fhip, and that he had tendered the freight upon
condition of receiving a copy of the proteft made
by the Captain on his arrival. It was contended
on the one fide, that the owner of the Ihip has a
lien upon the goods for the freight, and that if he
choofes to part with his fecurity, and to deliver
the goods, that very moment the money becomes
due, and an anion accrues. As a matter of cont.
ter'', this paper might have been fometimes given,
but it was by no means demandable of right. The
proteft of itfelf was of little ufe, as it could not he
read in evidence, and upon any difpute arifing, the
Captain mull be perfonally examined.
It was allowed on the part of the defendants,
that a protell is not legal evidence in a Court of
Juflice, but they Paid it might he neverthelefs
highly °refill in fettling difputes before arbitrators,
who were in the conflant habit of attending to the
Captain's depofitions before a Notary Public.—
As would appear from the witneffes, the inva-
riable ufage had been to give a copy of the pro-
, teft with one hand, and receive the freight with
the other. _ _

The Jury were fo convinced that this was the
ufage, that they w•onid not hear any witnelfes, and
were about to find for the defendant—when _

The Learned Judge laid, that in point of law,
this was no defence whatever, as the freight was
demandable even before the goods were delivered.
Vepdia for the plaintiff.
London, England, 1802-05-11

SINSING FUND.

The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEVFIt moved
the Urdu of the day, for the Houfe to refolve kcal
into a Committee, upon the Afts of 1786 and 1792,
refpecting the Sinking Fund. He Paid, he was
delimits that this important fnbjea ihould be li
btrally dirculled, and being of opinion that was not
rabic in the comic of the prefent week, he beg-
Zed leave to appoint the Committee fist this day
lenale,l2L—Adjourned.

I.ONDON.
London, England, 1802-05-11

FELONY.-TEN GUINEAS REWARD.

WHEREAS EDMUND OLDEN, labourer
to me, Chriitoplicr Ingram, of Amefabury, in the county
of Wilts, did abfeond on Sunday night Llft, or early on Mon-
day morning ; and information on oath having been given of
divers thefts and felonies committed by him; in order to bring
the (aid Edmund Olden to juttice, I hereby offer a Reward of
Ten Guineas to any Fcrfon who than detain the Paid Edmund
Olden, or Ore loch information of him as that he may be ap-
prehended, and all expenees thereof Bull be paid.
April az, 1802. CHRISTOPHER INGRAM.
N. B. Edmund Olden is about fifty-two years old, thin grown,
about 5 feet 1 t inches high, remarkably thin face, Roman note,
dark hair, and fallow complexion ; bad on when he abfeended
1 a round roek, and brown great coat,
London, England, 1802-05-11

DISEASUS of the tJRJNdkY CANAL and VENJOLEAL
COM PI.AINT4.
MR. DUFOUR informs the Publie,that he Teat
daily be eonfulted gratis, from 7 to 3, at his hottfe, Na
5, Frith-lima, Soho, London, in ail cafes of Obitrnetions
Strictures, Glen's, Seminal Weaknefs, Inaontineney or Ur:ne
Impotuiee, and debility in either S.t, fi.e. 1 ions
ex endive Praniee in this department, to vihiah he ha: con-
fined hiinfelf for many yam, he offers a method of cure,
effie %dons, and which prevents a relepfe.
_ _ _____

Mr. DUFOUR, fol; Proprietor of Daran's celebrated (me-
dicated) Boogies, has ultimately fo improved them, by divea-
ing them of the irritating eifetts of common Bonita, that they
fucceA where cauffics antknther violent means have failed.
For the Venereal Difeafe, Mr. DUFOUR isle potcl eo at
Daran's Remedies, fo mild that they reader edia
refiraim in dirt tuuteccifary. 'Po enable him to attend patients
at their own houfes, he has provided the &Silence of a Gentles
man of the Faculty. Perfuns in the country may be cured by
Rating t%eir cafes in letters, pott paid.
jult publilbed, price as. 6d. Fifth • Edition, enlarged..—A
Treatife on the above Cmnplaints, illefirated with the various
fymptoms and Cafes Mewing the painful and dangerous ef-
reds of Canitie Bougies; an improved method of treating go-.
norrheas, Pee. Ste. Printed for J. Callow, Crown-cout, Soho;
and H. D. Symonds, Kitt:molter-row; alfo to be had At
M'Que(n's, Excter-hange, and at the Author's.
London, England, 1802-05-11

THEATRE P.OYAL-. DRURT-i,A247.:

0. MO It RCM EVENING. MAY t 2. 1802,
I
their Maiediss servant. win sae comedy, clued
SHE WOU'D. AND SHE WOU'D NOT.
Don Manuel, Mr. KING;
I lippolita. Mrs. JORDAN.
To whieh wM be added (third time) a Mufical Piece, called
ADELMORN THE OUTLAW.
The Char den by
Mr. row ELL, Mr. RAYMOND, Mr. C. REMBLE,
Mr BANIASTEAs
Mifs DE CAM?, Mts. MOUNTAIN.
This Evening—The Winter's Tale ; with Adcimorn.