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London, England, 1802-07-08

NAUTICAL INT.ELLICENG'II'.

MAILS THIS DAY.—KIND S. S. E.
♦IIIVID. DVS.
2 Waterford, I
I Hambursh, 2

Yellerday the Putter of the Hon. EaII India
Company's Chip the Skelton Ca(lle, Captain FRE-
DERICK Pm:Am, attended at the India Houfc and
received his final difpatches for the Right Hon.
the Governor in Council at Fort St. George ; with
which he immediately proceeded to the Downs, to
wait for that Ihip coming round from the River.
The Skelton Cattle is the hit fhip of this feafon for
Madras. The only (hip now remaining to be dif-
patched is the Devaynes, Captain WILLIAM AD-
DERLEY, for Bengal ; (lie will clear out in a few
days. The paffengers by the Skelton Csftle are
Captain C. D. BRUCE ; Captain ADAM STEELE ;
Mr. W. M. BURTON, cadet; Mr. THOMAS WATTS;
Mifs WREN; Mifs WEAVER.
London, England, 1802-07-08

DENMARK.

COPENHAGEN, JUNE IS.—Prince WILLIAM of
Gxoucssraa who arrived here yellerday travels
incog. under the title of Duke of Connaught. His
Royal Highnefs will embark on Saturday on board
the LATOMA frigate for Stockholm.
This morning, after the review, his Royal High-
nefs the Crown Prince fet off, with his Adjutants,
for Holtlein, the Princes having already gone be-
fore to Corfoer. To-morrow their Royal High-
mires will pafi the Belt, and, if the wind be fa-
vourable, will arrive in the evening at Horfens.
We expea here a new regulation of great im-
portance refpeeling the internal defence of the
Kingdom, and an entirely new organization of the
National Troops : little of the contents is yet
known, except that all recruiting in the exterior
is to be laid aside ; the difference which has till
now fubfilled between troops become national, and
the Land Militia, to be abolifhed, and the time of
fcrvice to be diminiflied from eight to fix years.
The frigate Fliederichileen has failed for the
Weil Indies, and the frigate Elven for the Baltic.
LA week 188 (hips palled the Sound.
London, England, 1802-07-08

BIRTHS.

On Saturday laft, at Claremount, Surrey, the Hon. Miss
Charks ERN, of a daushtor.
On the asith ult. at Bridlington 0, Jay, the Lady of JoIL2
Pit s, Efil. of a foa.

MARRIED.

Saturday laft, at %%Thickener, Major George Groves, of e.A
28th Regiment, to Min Akthea Black none, cid& daughter of
.the late Dr. Henry Blackttone, of Add( rliury, Oxfordnure.
Thurfday lalt, at Beverley Mrifter, Wm. Stuart, E.g. Lieu-
tenant in the Royal Navy, to Mifa Clubley, daughter of 1
Clubley, Efq. one of the Aldermen of llevorley, and C.qiults
in the Eaft York Militia.

Saturday, at Liverpool, Capt. Alexander M'Cowen, to MIL
Dawfon, eldcft daughter of Doaor Richard Damon, butt ci
that town.

Monday morning, at St. Andrew's Church, Thorns Start-
bode, Efq. of' Hatton-garden, to Mifs Gray, 41aughtec ut the
late Andrew Gray, Efq. of the Adclphi.
Tuefday. at St. George's, Hanovcr-fquare, Ceorge John Sr. n.
Efq. of Belton, Salop, to Mifs Morfe, daughter of Win. Ai,r
Efq. of Drayton Green, Tiliddlefor.

At Reyhill, county Galway, Rubcrt Blake, Efq. of 1,
county Galway, to Mils Rcdington.
At Rofs,Bartholomcw DeLuulre, Efq. of Waterford, to Mi:o
RulTcl, eldcft daughtir of Vernon Retro', Efq.
John Homidge, of Ruffelltown, county Wicklow, F. 1. to
Mifs Mary Finnemor, of Ballyward, in fail county.
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London, England, 1802-07-08

ARRIVED.

In the Downs—Phi:raiz, Baird, from Tobago; Nile, Miter;
Comet, Murchilon ; and Cumberland, Humble, from Dents-
rara ; Fanny, Stephenfon ; and Beffifarius, —, from Hon-
duras; Louila Henrietta, Jack, from Surinam ; Lady Parker,
—, from Atiti.na; Fairy, —, from Tortola; Delaware,
Davidfon, from Philadelphia; Mary and Elizabeth, —,
front Lifton ; Erunfwick, —; Pheeniz, Douglas; Princefs
of Wales, Greig; Francis and Eliza, —; Cygnet, Finer;
Willoughby, LOVOS Salm, Dunn; Courier, Grant ; Reward,
Leech ; Thetis, Dowry; and Fingal, Greenleaf, from Jamaica ;
Hygeia, Milton, from Barlridoes ; Birmingham, M'Carthy,
front Baltimore; Comet, Taite, from Trinidad; Lady Ann,
'kVAuthor; R atler, Brown; and Jane, Clark fon , from Grenada.
At Cowes—Patlgy, Brown, from Virginia ; and Patriot,
Seward, from Charlefton.

At %dux—Rabella, from Liverpool; Hope, —,
from Hull; Orotavia, Brough, from Tentriffe • Dalher, Da-
vidfon ; Q,Ethec, Bayley ; Argus,CamplacU; Robert and Sarah,
Carman ; Chaaty,Stager; Norfolk Hero, Scott ; Norval, Bran ;
deoni, Patterfon ; Crefeent, Parts:all ; Valentine, Flo ud ; and
Be-atria, Lawful), from London; and Nancy, Walker, from

- At
A Falmouth—William Penn, Rofs, from Philadelphia;
Harria, —; Helen, Atkinfan; and Rebecca, knelt, from
Virginia ; Norfolk, Corwer, front Wilmington ; Nancy, Hobbs ;
and Aril, Baird, from Baltimore ; Two Friends, Baker, from
Surinam; and Commerce, Finlay, from Gallipoly.
At 1 deli-pool—Warrington, Delano; Mary, Brunker • and.
Samuel and Elemora, Noble, from New York ; Venus, D'afhill,
front Baltimore; Venture Again, from Philadelphia ;
American, ‘Vatfon, from savannah; Alice, Leathwaite, from
llonthiicit; Venerable, Lewis, from Barbadoes; Howe, Lamb,
from Dantaic ; Duke of Kent, Dove, from ht. Croix ; Adriana,
Borwortli, front Dentarara ; Difpatch, Ax:dy, from St. fvli•
disci's; and Rebecca, M'Ncil, from New Orleans; Sincerity,
Davis, from Greenland ; flora, Hamack, from Bahamas ; and
General Hunter, Atkin( et, front Virginia.
Off Dover—Sally, Williams; Merlin, Smith; and Latona,
M,Gmth, from Jamaica. •
Off Dartmouth—Quebec Packet, Campleman, from Quebec.
At Dublin—Columbine, Bruce, from St. Vincent's.
At Havre—Benjamin, Frankly, from Philadelphia ; and Den-
noben Cagle, M'Bride, from Virginia.

At Demarua—Baffetcrre, Lonfdale, from London; and
Sally, Love, from Clyde.
At Halifax—Marerct, Miller, from Clyde.
At New York—Eagle, Thompfon, from Belfalt ; Henry,
Rogers, from Liverpool; Brutus, Bunker, from Dublin ; Sally,
Gallop; And Mary Ann, Sall/wiry, from Beall; Thomas,
Matthews; and Memory, Balk, from Clyde; Seaßowix, Bell ;
and Wemys, Bennett, from Leith.
At Clyde—Benfon, PolUethwaite, from Trinidad.
At Botpdeaua—Eagle, Percival, from London.

At Gafpell—Amelopc, Pattafoo, from London.
At Opertn—lfienincta. Fair, from London ; and Harmony,
Warrirgton, from El ittol.
London, England, 1802-07-08

PORTSMOUTH, JULY 7.

This day arrived the Sufannah, Ltwis, from
Guernfey.
Sailed, the Alliance, Captain Wm. Romm,
for London ; has on board a number of antiqui-
ties from Egypt : alto the John and Edward,
Captain PHILLIPS, for ditto; Camilla, Captain
You ua. for Sunderland; and the I'hcebus, Capt.
BYWATERS, for Shields. The Albion, Captain
HOOK, is here from Riga, bound to Barcelona,
and will fail fird fair wind.—His Majelly's fhip
BRUNSWICK, of 74 guns, was paid off this day;
and yefferday his Majeay's ihip BELLONA.
London, England, 1802-07-08

PATENI' UNION REGISTER and other srovEs.

RYOUNG moll refpedfully recommends to
• the Public his Patent Union Stoves, in which are united
(with the gr..at eft filoplicity of conitrudion) the defirable qua-
rties of economy, Security, and Elegance. A comparatively
Null quantity of Coals makes a very powerful Fire, which may
be catinguilbed at night by a Gawk yet effedive mcthod, and
the Antes underneath are excluded from the fight by an Orna-
mental Steel Plate.

Manufactured and fold by the Patentee, No. 13, Borongb
Walls, Bath ; and in London by Milt and Loat, No. a 16, Long
Acre; Lardiier. No. 54, Oxford-Rivet ; Jones, No. 141, Bond-
Area; Bent and Sons, Nu. cos. St. Martin's-lane; Palmer, No.
z , Condial; and Downer and Sanders, Ns. 153, Fleet-ftreet.
London, England, 1802-07-08

PRUsSIA.

BERLIN, JUNE 19.—It is faid. that the EMPEROR
of Russia will firm a camp in Lithuania, near
Grodno. Should this be the cafe, the reigning EM-
TREES of Russia with the Plincefs, her filter, will
go thither, where theic PRUSSIAN MAJESTIES will
return the vifit of the Ruffian Imperial family.—
According to letters from Memel, every thing
there is on the molt elegant and fplendid footing.
The Adjutant Generals who attend the EMPEROR,
are the Count LIVEN, fon to the Chief Lady of
Honour to the youngelt of the Grand Duchetles
CarmLlLlPis and ANNE, and Prince WOLCHONS KY.

It is thought their 14AJESTISS will return by the
way of Warfaw. The pafrage of couriers through
this city, particularly between London and Peterf-
burgh, is now more frequent than ever.
Citizen DUSIOUSTIER, Captain of the Confular
Guard, who was difpatched to Memel with letters
from the FIRST CONS UL for the KING of PRUSSIA,
and the EMPEROR of RUSSIA, is returned. He
left Memel on the s tth, arrived here on the t 7th,
and continued his route the fame night to Paris.
YefLerday morning, at eight o'clock, the body
of the deceafed Baron Ktwormsz, Imperial Ruf-
fian Ambaffador to the Courts of Prutlia and
Saxony, was interred with great pomp, the fune-
ral being attended by Count HAUGWITZ and all
the Diplomatic Corps.
London, England, 1802-07-08

ILLUMINATIONS.

JAPPLETON, Lamp-maker, No. 12, Lud-
• gate - to cet, rear St. Paul's, :pegs leave to inform his Friends
and the Public, that he has a large quantity otl.amps,
bars, t eftocias, iltc. to kr, very cheap, cep fell under prime
cod ; Improved Beefs and Japanned Patent Lamps ; Coach,
Chaife, thg, and Stage Coach Lamps, well worth the atten-
tion of Cuesh-maker, and the Proprietors of Stage Coaches;
ali forts of Lamps fur Halls, Palfages, boors, Inn-yards, &c.
Lamps new Lacquered, Cleaned, and Repaired.; old Brat
J. nips taken in exchange; Spermaceti and Lamps MIA; Lamps,
G'twnt and Wks; Mill's agitated Hand Lamps and Lan-
e-tab. w holefale and retail.
On'cr. per Letter (poll paid) attended to.
London, England, 1802-07-08

HOI.LAND.

litoor, JULY 2.—The fpirited oppofition
which has been made to the late arbitrary and un-
conllitutional ael of the LegiflativiAffembly, in
prolonging their fitting, has drawn down magif-
terial vengeance on our plitical writers and prin-
ters ; the printing.nfiices of come of the latter
have had the national teal affixed to their doors,
and the velliclesolaniniadverlion have all been
pi elk d. No particular pair:get that we hear have
been celeOed as libellous, but our Government,
accufere and Judges, do not deem it proper
or fare to tolerate tree political difcuffion.—The
voice of truth, however, cannot be Itifled ; nor
men be intimidated to filence who have In long
contended for the liberty of the prefs and the
rights of the Citizen. A low produCtion, entitled
the Schitinewr, is, however, fuffered to fee the light;
lint then his Majc ily the agent of Police revifes the
proofs, fcratehing out all the objectionable pal-
Cages, which has induced fume wags to chriften
it the Ws/ 7ournall The Public are not a little
ansimis to learn the event of this cornett between
our clofet and our cufhion Legal:tiers.
The kreants and platemen drained for the Eall

bat Colonies and the Cape of Good Hope, are
now embarking in the Texel. The Governor Ge-
neral of the lall-mentioned place will fet off for
the Texel on the oh init.
The King of Pa u‘spe is expeCted back to Berlin
on the sth or 6th of this month, when his Majefty
will take pofreffion of the countries allotted for his
(hare of the indemnifications.
We hear that BONAPARTE'sjourney to Belgium,
and along the Rhine, is fixed pofitively for the
24th of July. It is alfo Paid that he will be ac-
companied by General BEITHIER, and the Adju-
tant-General Du aoc.

LONDON.
London, England, 1802-07-08

FROM LLOYD'. UST.

DEAL, JULY 7.—Arrived, and failed for the River, the
Hercules, Ewing, from Tobago.—Sailed, the AUTUMN sloop,
and BLOODHOUND gun-brig, on a cruize. Wind N. N. W_

GRAVESIND, JUL', 7.—Paffed by, the Watfon, Pullen,
from Berbies; Birmingham, M'Carthy, from Baltimore;
Alfred, Robertfon, from St. Vincent's; James and Rebecca,
—; Afphalon, Smith; and Bellifarius, —, from Hon-
duras; Refolution, Langley, from Trinidad; Darlington,
—, from New York; James, Sewell, from Surinam; Re-
fnlution, Donnett ; Latona, M'Grath; and Phenix, Dou-
glas, from Jamaica—Sailed, the Sprightly, Dove, for Let-
horn ; Tagus, Cobb, for Lifbon; Eleanor, Wyatt, for Ham-
burgh; lortuna.,, —, for Rouen; and Hoop, —, for
Amlti.rciam.
London, England, 1802-07-08

YARMOUTH, JULY 7.

This morning, early, arrived here the EARL OF
LEICESTER Packet, Capt. CHARLES THOMPSON,
with Mails and PalTengers from Cuxhaven ; the
Mails were immediately landed, and fcnt to Town.
The wind having thifted to the N. W. the PRINCE
OF WALES, and the EARL OF LEICESTER Packetb
have failed for Harwich, to attend duty.

LIVERPOOL, JULY 5.
Arrived—Flora, Hancock, from New Providence; Barrett,
Lowthian, from Jamaica; and Samuel Elam, No!tle, from
New York, at this port; Dart, Crofby ; and Juliana, Good-
win, from hence at the Gold Coati; Kitty, Murdock, from
Africa at St. Kitt's ; Rdource, Clark, from Africa ; and sulks,
Bovin, from hence at Demerara ; Byam, Martin, from Africa
at Barhadoes, and failed tot Trinidad ; Alexander Hodgfon,
Turner ; Margaret, Cobb ; and Sally, Webber, from hence at
Bolton; Six Sifters, Gorron, from hence at Baltimore; Mi-
nerva, Hack, from hence at Virginia; General Mercer Moores;
ar.d Brifeis, Cron le, from hence at Ncw York ; Cornelia, M,Lel-
lan ; MifSflippi. Callahan ; Amiable, 'rillinghaft ; South Ca.
ralina, German; Sampfon, Kingfton ; and Sv.,anwiclr, Kirk-
bride, from hence at Philadelphia; Eliza, —; John, Parr;
ana Eliza. Roberts. from hence at Hallifax ; Flora, Joy, from
hence for City Paint. in Hampton Roads the sad May; Three
Williams, Murray, from hence at Demerara; Eliza, Stokes,
from hence at Lifbon ; and Blair, --, front
hence at Oporto.

HULL, JULY S.
Icrice.Clark, at Bilboa; Ocean. Late&

Ailucei

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Triton, Hudfon ; and Margaret, Maxwell, at Hanthurgh ;
Mafon, Ruffell, at Bridle ; Fame, Minnict; Margaret, Few-
fon ; Mary Frances, Bunney ; Britannia, Atkinfon; Guar-
dian, GrcenwAy, all from this port; Jane, Sunley, from Scar-
borough; Edward, Metcalf; and John and Robert, Gregg,
of Whitley, at Peterfburgh ; Peel, Stephenfoa, from this port,
on the aoth ult. at Rotterdam; Bremen Packet, Wife, from
this port, at Bremen ; Margaret, Brohop ; and Providence,
Fox, of this port, at Havre; Black River, Burgher, at New
York; Thordy, —, at Oporto; and Nile, Howard, of
this port, at Barcelona.
London, England, 1802-10-13

DI VIDENDS.

o.ftober 29. William Ford, of the parifh of Saint Thomas t'.e
Apoftle, Devonthire, timber-nuretant, at eleven, ar the
Globe Tavern, Exeter.

Nov. Is. Thomas Cathro, of Old Gravel-lane, Middlefex,
baker, at ton, at Guildhall.
Nov. a. James Hine, late of Exeter, moncy-fcrivener, at eleven,
at the Half-Moon Inn, Exeter.
Odober 19. John Jae/thin, late of Lime- ftreet, London, wine-
merchant, at ten, at Guildhall.
Nov. t 6. Dominica Corri, late of the Hay-Market, Middlefex,
mufical inftnimerit-maker, at ten, at Guildhall.
Odober 30. Thomas Garner the younger, of Bread-ftreet,
London, warehoufeman, at one, at Guildhall.
Oaober 30. William Evans, of Water-ftreet, Cannartlien,
Wales, draper and mercer, at one, at Guildhall, London.
Nov. t. Jofeph Fearon, late of Birmingham, tin-plate-worker,
at eleven, at the Stork Tavern, Eirmingliam.
Nov. 8. William Hers, late of Gairfburgh, Linerinfhire,
mercer, linen and woollen-draper, at the Blackmoor's-Head,
Gainlburgh.
Nov. S. Elizabeth Wilfon, late of Eaft Rctford, Nottingham-
flake, widow, Innkeeper, dealer and chapwoman, at the White
Hart Inn, Eaft Ret ord.
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Nov. 9. George Sinkler, of Kiapltnn•upon-Hull, merchant.
dealer anti cbaptnan, at four, at the White Hart 'fAvern, in

Nov. I. Charles Booth, of the parilli of Afton, Warwielaire,
plater, dealer and ehapman, at eleven, at the Stork. Tavern,
in the Square, Birmingham.
Nov. Is. Frederick Ludwig Emil Orftein, late of Frith-ftreet,
Suho,Nliddich.x, matht.auatical-inftruntan-maker, at elevtu
at Guildhall.

BANKRUPTS IN IRELAND.

Nicholas Troy, of Dublin, auellore:r, to furrender the 2Ct'..l

and 'aft inii and aoth
Patrick Galway, of Portaferry, county Down, n't rchart, to
farrander .:n the 15th and rUth intl. and iGth November.

SEQUESTRATION IN SCOTLAND.

Creditors of Want' and Dagin,yiaegar manufadurcrs, I.e::h
Walk, meet in Royal Exchange Cctrec-Lotife, i ttitibtir?,h,
stlt Novanber, to receive dividend, and iaftrud

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London, England, 1802-10-13

•
GERMAN FLUTE.
This day was pulthilted, ptice 31. containing, t. A enplane Bet
of lnltrudtions•. a. A Bet of Nordin LeSons; 3. ratty-
four Duets; 4.A Set of 28 Prelude* in the various Koji;
s. Slums original 'Aviettes ; 6. TWelity4Ve Sakti& Mrs,
a pew Waltz, and two new Ariettes ; the whole forming the
eheapelt and molt complete Book of the kind extant; a new
Editioti (bring the toth) of
THE FLUTE PRECEPTOR ; or, the whole
Art of playing the German Flute, renderedeafy to any
Capacity; in which every NI-ruction reihdve to that ham-
meat la laid down in a dear and concife manner, and by whkh
any one, who has a tale for Marc, may learn to play without
the aid of a Matter.
Sy J. WftAGO,
Teacher of the German Flute, Etc.
Printed for and fold by the Author, t 7, Little Knight
Rider-*rest. Dotkare Commons.
This Work is not only calciftated for juvenile performers,bet will be found a very pleating compah%n rot thigfe farther
I advanecd in the feienee ; apd as a proof of the favourable retep-
L don it has met with, the Author hsgs leave to remark, that the
original plates are wbru out, and tit whole his been re-
engraved.
N. B. Evert Book is fig ned 46 J. Wragg,." 01 red-ink, in the
Tide. Preface, Preludes, and Menet; dbd bf tido the Piddle
are'requalted to ate ttotict, to avoid llpsst*Orittl on.
London, England, 1802-12-21

PHOSNIX EIRF-OPFICII.
ssth December, !Sox.
PERSONS larlpfe Infurance Payments fall due
at Chriftmu are requeßed to take Notice, that Printed
Receipts are now ready at the Oilers in tombard-fireot, and
Corner of Spring Garden, ,Charing Crab; and 10 the Country
in the hands of the feveral Agents. Attentfania 44.iily given
for the !firming of Houfes, Buildings, Honibhold Mod+, Stock
In Trade, and Merchandise; ago Ships in Harbour, Cargo in
Ships and Lighters, in Rivers and Canals, and Ships Building
or Repairing, from Lofs or Damage by Fire.
The infurance of Agricultural Stock, u Bra pradtifed by
this Office urn the reduced Rate of Three Shillings per Cent.
will he found on due examination brit adapted to the (enmity
of Partners and Owners of (nth Property.
THOMAS WOR‘ILEY, Sec.
N.B. No Charge will he made by this Office for Policies of
Infuranse upon Sums of Three Hundred Pounds or uptvatids.

FEMALE BIOGRAPHY.
On Thurfday, December the 23d, will be publithed,
In Six elegant Volumes, ismo.
Price xl. los in boards, or xl. us. 6d. half bound,
MEMOIRS of the LIVES of ILLUSTRIOUS
and CELEBRATED WOMEN, from the earlieft Pe-
riods to the prefent Time.
By MARY HAYS.
Printed for Richard Phillips, No. ji, St. Paul's Church-yard;
and fold by all Bookfellers.
N. B. Copies of this interesting Work, INTENDED Al Pat*
SENTS TO Lanais' may be bad elegantly bound and gilt,
price al. or in plain binding, price O. 16s.
London, England, 1802-12-21

FROM LLOYD's LIST.

DEAL, DEC. 20.—Ntmaiti in the Downs-the chips as per laft.
d S. W. •

GRAVESIND, DEC. 20 --Sail"d the Fortune,
Vlyt, —, for Rotterdam.
. ARRIVED.

.; avid

In the Downs—The Grand Falconer, Rogers, frota 02orto,
and Raner, Wilton. from Grenada.
Off Falmouth—Brutus, Bunce„from
At Hull—Olive Branch, Hanfon, front (lellec.
At Clyde—Recovety,Camphe I, from New irorl.t.
At Wrynu.uth—Ocute I loYming, 81. ir, front Dal:talc.
At Livernoo:—l;o6Tfe, —, from Dantii.:.
At :Lwfoun Hand—Albion, Bigp, from Rotterdam.
At Leghorn—Jufl!ana, Rook; Raitibkt- Si-I.llth ; and Alert,
Lannley, fi o:u London.
At Vigo—Thorlry, Smith, from UAL
At Cuxhaven—Choice, Clarke, and Priendrhip, Simkins,
from I .ondon.
At Genoa—Diamond packet,---,from Hull; Oc "an, —,
and Catharine, Sinoock, (room Liverpool.
At Gi'miltar—Aultria Catharina, --ft, from Itimbuigh.
At Virginia—Mary Ann, Fuller, from Ga_rntey.
At St. Croix—Lilly. Lafaine, from Newfoundland.
At Honduras—Difpatch, Wallace, from Lon.lon.
At Charldton—Miffilfippi, Callahan, from Liverpool.

At Jamaiel—Robert, 15arbylliire, frrm Liverpool; EH-
vinn7a, Service; America, --; and Hercules, from
Clyde.
At Honduras—.l3enjamiu and Elizabeth, Henderfon, from
Lon•sion. •
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At Virgini —Hope. rawfon, from I.:verlool.
At Naples—Hero, —, from Newfoundland.
At Barcelona—Mercu, y, —, front Newfoundlet•ld.
At Malaga—Charlcton, Burrar. from Newroumiland.
At Portfmouth—L 'tat, Wilfon, from New Orleans.
London, England, 1802-12-21

ONE HUNDRED POUNDS REWARD.
PUBLIC OFFICE. BOW-STREET, DfC. 20, 1802.
JOHN SIDA WAY, for whofe Apprebention
a Reward of tool. has been offered, it is now afzertained.
I' ft I.onden in the Edinhurgh Coat It front the Bull and Mouth
Inn on &tot-day Evening, the 4th hitt. under the Name of
ALEXANDER WALLIS, and that he had with him a new
Solid Black Leather Trunk, without any Nails, (with a flap
on the top.) The Trunk is at Inches long, 8} Inches wide,
and 6 Inches deep, with a Lid having one of Mr. Seabrook's,
tic Maker's, mop-bills palled in the iftfide of it, (containing a
print of St. Paul' Church at the top, with feveral Trunks and
Portmanteaus on the &les ;) there was an Iron Lock to the
Lid, and three Straps to the Flap, and Buckles; and the Flap
and Trunk were lined with ftriped Ticking, and there were
titian leather handles on each end of the Trunk.

The laid JOHN SIDAWAY has fince been at Greenock,
from which place it is foppofed he 'vent to Hull, in Yorkfhire,
but ft is probable he may have fince taken fome other direEtion.

SWEDEN.

Sroc lEHOLM,DI c. 3. —After the birth of the young
Prince, of whom our QUEEN has been happily de-
livered, it was announced to the cityby a quadruple
difcharge of 128 cannon on the sd init. At eleven
at night, the Prince was brought into the Anti-
chamber by the principal Maid of Honour to the
QH sae, and (hewn to a great affemblage of per-
lons. The Kt wo, accompanied by their Royal
Highneffes, the Duke and Dachefs of SUDERMA•
NIA, and his Royal Highnefs Prince WILLIAM of
GLOUCESTER, repaired with a numerous retinue
to the Cathedral Church to return thanks for her
MAJESTY'S happy delivery. During the Te Dann
there were again- two difcharges of cannon. The
Qarasts and thesi*lt Prince are both well. The
Chrifiening is to WV on nest Tuefday, and Thurf-
day is appointed for reecivigg the congratulations.
This evening the PritikatfGLOUCkSTEß honour-
ed with his prefence a fplenditi Ball given at the
Exchange.
Since the appearance of the decree concerning
the Liquidation, the Courfe of Exchange is falling
as defired.
London, England, 1802-12-21

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ARRIVED.

At Portfmouth—Fanny, —, from Martinique ; and Spe.
culator, Matthews, from Triefte.

In the Downs—Amphitrite, Main, from Trinidad ; &Ilona,
Swaine, from St. Vincent's; Thomas, Warder, from Grenada;
London, Wilfon, from Martinique; Circe, White; and Ata.
lanta, Cummings, from Jamaica.
In the Creek—lnduftry, Mcams, from the Streights.
In the River—Ocean, Noble, from Hatnburgh ; ACtive,
Laws, from Dantzic ; Fidelity, —; and Britannia, ---,
from Peterlburgh.

At Clyde—Ann and Mary, Brown, from Quebec; and Po-
mona, Ramfay, from Grenada.

The brig Hero, MICevL, arrived at Irvine from
Quebec on Friday lafi, after a paffage of 34 days ;
(poke, on the 28th of July, the (hip Adriatic, of
London, ELIAS FORD mailer, from Kinglion to
Qtybec, then off Biek Ifle, all well—and, on the
3oth of the fame month, (poke the (hip Rofamond,
WILLIAM CUTHEL mailer, from Greenock, bound
to Q.9ebec. off Anticotte, all well, lat. 49, 13,
long. 65, iB. The Phcenix, DUNCAN, of Greenock,
arrived at Bewail from Oporto the 26th ult. after
a paffage of 15 days.
A very melancholy accident happened at Tobcr-
vnorty, in the Sound of Mull, on the 26th ult.—
A boat going from the Broughton-Tower, Patrick.
fon (Whitehaven) was overfet by a fudden fquall ;
by which unfortunate circumstance, Mr. M'Do.
WALD, Surveyor of the Cultoms there, and Mr.
Hon° so , woollen man ufadlu rer, of Kefwick, were
both drowned.—Captain PATIL IC IL 110)19 and four
others", *her were in the boat, were with difficulty
am. --

II
London, England, 1802-09-09

FETE AT BELVIDERE.

lOn Tuefday Jan her Royal Highnefs the Pus.
cast of WALE_ ts attended by Mrs. and Mifs Ft rz-
GERALD, and Mils HAMMOND, partook of a very
elegant entertainment given by Lord EALDLEY,
at his beautiful.feat, Bavidere, near Erith, where
they arrived ationt.four o'olfek. His Lordihip's
hofpitality is too wennown to need any I:ailments,
as iliore was nothing wanting to make it one of the
*mdft elegant of thelcind ever given.
. At, about half pall feven the company reforted
tothe Ball-room, where dancing commenced : her
*Royal Highnericalled Sir Detad Hunter Blair, with
Mr. Cuu.su &dump ~(Lord Ammisx's fonlin-
law),.wlien about nine couple followed. About
ten they' adjourned to Dinner, which confined of
every delicacy that can be imagined, and variety
of wines, ices, pines, Ike. At two her Royal. High-.
men 4 Lneti got u from table, adirdincing inaptly re-
o .' od was kept UP Without intermiffion
ull Ltif pa 'five, when her Royal Highnefs and 1
;attenillants. retired. . 1
The Cotnp;ny immediately .after tcktjk their
, leave,. all much gratified and delighted' with the I
attention thei seethed from their Right ' lion.
.haa, and his-,alarming daughter, Mrs. Cill.t.am
'Seel Tn. ' Ainongft the company "prefent were—
.' 'Lady Hefter Stanhope, three Mifs Crofton', Hon. • Mifs 1
Chohnondeley, Mrs. Maddock', Mr. and Mrs. Spencer Smith,
Mrs. Chatters, Hon. Mr. Murray, Sir Willoughby Afton, Sir
John Douglas, General Pattifon, General Lloyd, Colonel Mac-
leod, Capt. Onnow, Capt. Hughes, Capt. Jenkinfon, Captain
, Mr. Jaelfon, tec. &c. &c.
'l4-741dexcellent band of the Royal Artillery at-
tended on the occafion, and played many delight.
ful pieces of mufic.
Her Royal Highnefs was efcorted home
,to her
feat oft Blackheath by a-party of the-Royal Horfe
Artillery, who were fent to Belvidere for that pun-
pole.
London, England, 1802-09-09

LEITH, SEPTEMBER 3.

Sailed from Leith Roads, his Majefty's Hoop brig KITE, Cap—
tain Ps vox, on a crulze. This veffel, in corning from her IA
endue, about it week ago, narrowly cfcaped being daihed to
pieces on he Bell hock. Moft fortunately, when•running
!knight for it, at the rate of feven knots an hour, and when
only a few paces diftant, a fmall.temporary wooden beacon was
difeovered, ereeted on the rock fame weeks ago, by Captain
joss en BRODIS of this place at his own experlee, in place of
one he bad eroded there during the race week, which, it is
fuppored, had been wickedly knocked down and carried off.
To Captain B. the officers and crew of the KITS are, ender
PROVIDLNCE, indebted for their !Time from this impending
deftrudion.

Another temporary beacon,more fubttantial and confpicuous,
is now preparing by Captain BRODIt, and is to be crafted
mediately, which will prove of the molt acids] fervice to Blips
or Teals that may pafs that way, and for which Capt. &toots
is entitled to grateful acknowledgments of all who may have
occafiost tetrade that way.
Friday night between ten and eleven, in a strong gale of wind
from the north-eaft, came on more, a little above the Battery,
a floop, coal laden, laid to belong to Anftruther. The people
at Newhaven, and along the Lore, being alarmed by the crier
of thofe on board, battened to their alfdtance with lanthorns,
fcc. and two boats immediately put off front the more, by which
means the crew, confuting of four perfons, were refcued front
the watery element. There are 11,.t1e or no hopes of her being
Paved, u a number of planks, rudder, pump, ace. have bee*
lince warned on Lore.
London, England, 1802-09-09

MARGATE, SEPTEMBER 7.

The Waiter at the Shakefpeare is much better—
fo much recovered as to be able to walk about.

All the company in Margate met this day on
the Fier Head and the Cliff, at two o'clock in the
afternoon, to fee the failing-match. Eight boats
Darted in two divifions: the prizes to be determined
by two heats. Telemachus, Sutton, came in firft
by thirty boat's length at leaft. The Brothers fe-
cond. The prizes were five and three guineas.
A fracas took place a few evenings fence in a
Billiard-room, between a nominal Captain and the
marker, relative to the number of games played
by the former. The difpute became fo violent
that the Son if Mar: (truck his opponent, which
the latter returned with intereft. The company
at laD interfered, but not before Captain was
under the table, where he repeatedly roared out,
he was a dead man!

PRESTON, SEPT. 6. •

Yefterday morning, foon after teft o'clock, NI-
CHOLAS GRIMSHAW, Efq. the Mayor, went to the
Guildhall, where he was met by the whole of the
Corporation, and in addition to thofe who have
met the Mayor during. the prefent Jubilee, Mr.
PARR, the King's Counfel, our Recorder, who
was prevented being prefent at our grand procef-
Son laft Monday, by his profeffional engagements
at the Lancafter AiEze ; Mr. WiLsow, the High
Bailiff, was likewife prefent. They proceeded in
proceffion to the Church, with the)Mace, attended
by all their Officers. As foon as 'the Mayor en-
tered the Church, the Prganift buck up a grand
'Voluntary. Divine Service was performed by the
Rev. Mr. SHUTTLEWORTH•
After Divine Service the MAYOR entertained a
number of the Members of the Corporation with
a molt fumptuous dinner at his houfe in the Falter
Gate.

It having rained almoft incetrantly during the
day, the Church could not boaß of a great thew
of our fair ones. We were likewife difappointed
teeing them perambulate the promenades, as was
expected, it being the fira day fince the commence.
ment of the Jubilee they have been difengaged.
We are extremely forry to record a moil thock-
ing accident which'happened onTuefday morning,
when our Ladies were walking in proceffion.
woman who had imprudently got into the crowd
with an infant in her arms near the Church, on the
approach of the procetfion, was preffed againit a
wall, and the child was fqueezed to death.
We are not only an increafing town in manu-
&dare, trade, and population, but every means
are taken fist the improvement of the mind, and
refinement of manners. We have feveral Coffee-
*odes where reveal Daily Morning and Evening
London Papers are taken in. We have Public
Li~rarie:~nrbe»Ma~tsi~es,Pamphlets, and Boa
London, England, 1802-09-09

, NAUTICAL iNVILLIGENCE.

MAILS THIS DAY.-WIND 8. W.

ARRIVULI•
o Dubllo
I Waterford
o Hamburj
French •
'' Doti&

but.

,; PLYMOUTH. SEPTgIVItER 7.
Arrival the lisopzmt, of a guns, Captain VAUGUAN, from
a ettiize.

Canie into harbostr the R aWisa D, of r 8 guns, Capt. Acne AM.
Arrived the Ntlrwr, [WO guns, Captain Ma Nos, film
Jamaica.
Sailed the CAIYSFOIT, dr 22 gotts, Captain MtrNDY, on a
cruise. •

Came. into Stonehonie Pool froth Cawfand Bay, la VIM+
Tsatß,Ot 14 guns, Lielittstiant JUMP.
; .
EAST INDIA SHIPPING.
Yellerday a Court of Direaors was held at the
Eaft India Houle, when the followiug (hips were
taken up, and their time fixed.

A new Dip, by Larkins. for Captain Da tect, and Bombay
Calle, for Bombay and China; and Anderfon (new Ihip), tor
St. Helena, &woolen, and China, to he afloat the 26th Oao-
her, t 802., fail to Cravefend the 9th November, and be in the
b*wna on the tsth December.
Hindoftan, and Borradaile (new fhip), for Coaft ind Chins,
to be afloat on the 9th November, fail to Cravefend the 25tia
ditto, and be in the Down the sift December.

City of London, and Hamilton (new fhip), for St. Helena
and Bengal; and Admiral Gardner and Sir S. Ludington, for
Coaft and Bay, to be afloat the as th of November, fail to
Gravefend the 9th of December, and be in the Downs the igth
of January, 1803.

%leen (new flip), for Bombay; and Windham and Wat
pole, for Madras, to be afloat the 9th of December, fall to
Gravefend the zsd of the fame month, and be in the Downs
the 17th of January.

Hugh Inglis, and Calcutta, for Coaft and Bay; and Char.
Hoch (new 'hip), for Captain RoararsoN, for Bengal, to be
afloat the 9th of January, fail to Gra•efend the zsd ditto, and
be in the Downs the 2,sth of February.
- - - - - -

Charlton, for Bengal, Wigram, and a new fhip, by Larkins,
for. China, to be afloat the 23d of January, fail to Gravcfend
the 6th of February, and be in the Downs the 14th March.
Meftaer (new Blip), St. Barbe (new map), for Bombay and
Madras; Mellifh (new flop), for St. Helena and Bengal ; Exe•
ter, Dorfetihire, and Coutts, for China, to be afloat the 6th of
February, to fail to Gravefend the 21it ditto, and be in the
Downs the 29th of March.

Earl Spencer and Prefton, for Bengal; Bonham (new chip),
for Bombay, and the Hope, and filch other Slips as are intend-
ed to compote the laft fleet for China, to be afloat the tilt of
February, fail to Gravefend the 7th of March, and be in the
Downs the zath of April.

AU the above !hips to remain at Gravefend 3o days.
The Court adjourned at fix o'clock till Wednef-
.day next.

The following (hips are the Whalers for the feafon tBoz, and
have received the licence of the Hon. the Court of Directors of
the Eaft India Company to proceed to the Eaftward of the Cape
of Good Hope, on the Southern Whale Fiihery, viz. :—The
/kid& Tar, Alexander, Aitrea, Aurora; Gcorgiana, Elizabeth
and• Mary, New Euphrates, Mary, Refoludon, Flirt, Pacific,
Policy, Albion, Edwinftow, Favourite, Charming Kitty, Com-
merce, William Fenning, and Dubuc.—The above (hips are
expecled home nett feafon.
London, England, 1802-10-14

itriferflCAL 11171LijoENCE.

FALMOUTH, OCTOBER as.
Arrived the WALSIIIOIIAW Packet, Capt. aOIIAITIIO With
the Mail from Lifbon, after a paliage of fix days; left there the
Pats cc Anomos Packet, which was to fail with the Mails
for England on the loth inftreePassics or WaLos Packet,
with Mails from this place, was going into the Tagus as the
WALSINGII AM was coming out.—Palfengers by the WALSINO•
NAM, Mars. HAI7IIItY and Imams, and Lieut. MUMS:
igAX, of the 23d Foot. Put in here, on Friday laft,tke tranf.
port dip Lady Juliana, Capt. CIAPWAN, from Cork for Dept-
ford, making fife feet water an hour, haiing. on the night of
Thriefday laft, ftruck on the Wolfe Rock, off the Land's End,
Sod nod have inevitably gone down had not the weather
Aeon particularly one; the will be obliged to repair before the
can proceed to the Eaftward. Arrived alto his Majefty's Stip
GANN t f of ill guns, from a cruise; the brig Diana, Captain
WALLER, with proviftons from Cork; and, this evening, the
American thip Dart, NCR, in sy days from Norfolk, with
zioco barrels of flour, for orders; the brig Sabel., Po rest ate:.
from Oporto, with wine, for Gnernfey ; Endeavour, Panty,
for Swanfea ; and Farmer, —, from Plymoath.—.Saikd the
KIXIII3, CLAVSINA, and Hum cotters, WI a cruise spina
the (muggiest the Ship Governor Milne, Wass, for Dana_
rim ; Prinet Edward, RICIARD% for Padßout ; Emmeline,
Szvoisioxn, for St. Ives, to load fa& for the MeJlterranean ;
London, Marrin, for Teignnionth ; Hope, FILLOWSIIIP. for
Cork; Williamand Jane, R o a IRTI, with tappet ore, for Swan.
Rs and Three Brothera, Wascovr, for Liverpool.
The Packets for New York, Halifax, Jamaica, Barbadeess
aad Lifboo, are detained by contrary wind.—Mind South. •
PLYMOUTH, OCTOBER

Arrived the GLEN:IIOIZ, of 36 gum, Captain MAITLAND,
sod remains In the Sound with l'Our.av and Al aow. The
kat*, of ss guns, Captakf Login°, midis day paid off and
laid up in Ordinary. The GLISMORt, Of 36, I'OISICA 17, Of 36,
COWERS, of 16, and la Vasru Rao, of is guns, are under
orders to embark the atkla Regiment of Foot for Leithed—An
Admiralty Emir& arrived this morning at fix o'clock : the
Picots khoomr, Lieutenant LaranoTanut, lying In Stone-
hook Pool, has made the Sisal for foiling, k is therefore fup-
pied that the difratehes will be fent on board that val.
Whcrc then b00....d to remains as yet a ferret.

PORTSMOUTH, ocroilEit 13.

Arrived the Robert and Sarah, CARMAN, from Mahga, and
k under quarantine. During the whirlwind r Monday fe
'n-
eight, the Thamei, homeward-bound Welk Indianian, on
cowing round the back of the Me of Wight to St. Helen%) was
upkt, and every perfon cc board perilhed; the people an board
soother Rip. her confort, vritneffed the diftrding estaitropbe,
but were precluded from rendering any allißanee, on amount
of the great (well wallowed by the hurtle aaeorbkh eobtlnued
for Gme time with great violence.
London, England, 1802-10-14

DISEASES of the URE I'HRA and CERTAIN COM-

PLAINTS. •
AS foie Proprietor of DarAn's celebrated medi.
eatcd Ilougies and remedies, Mr. Dufour informi the
Public, that he may a; ufual be court& .d daily fro, 9 at
his houfe, No. 5, Frith-ftrcet, Sohq, on Cafes•o: Srrielerrs.
ftrudtions, Gkets, fice. &c. as well as Debility, and every
order where fecrecy is fo a:Mill a requifite, that Mr. 1). ins
provided a fpacious houfc,thitev,:ry Patient may be i:hraJuv.l
in a fepnate apartmcm. Mr. D. has for nuny yr rs co.:fia.:l
himfdf, to that der'rtmrnt of Surgery, ana from everF7:
pradtee, and th.: m‘ll.l. Ea:lt:ring Caecas, he is en..11::-,1 to •5:•.,
a method of core mild, rte,uirit:g n Cto:lii!ICEllel::
or restraint i dlc and I.•raventing the poliThility of a'rt;Aric.
Perfons in the country their cafes fully, in a letor,
clang a one or a t'.) pound note, will have proper ":1116:1A
feat to the amotnit. For the various fy.nptums, Mr.
Dufour's Treadle on the a'sove complaints, price as. Ga. ;tis
fifth edition; to be had of J. Callow, C.:co:yr-court, Sobs; 1.
D. Symonds, Paternofter-row; and of the Author.
London, England, 1802-10-14

TO THE CURIOUS IN FISH SAUCE.

THE NOBILITY, GENTRY, andPUBLIC,
in general, arc refpeetfully informed, Jolts &mates and
Son's GENUINE and SUPERIOR ESSENCE of ANCHO-
VlES,contintsesto be prepared by them in the fame manner that
has obtained loch univerfal approbation for many years paft.
The long juftiy acquired fuperiority of that Article is fully
confirmed in the opinion of the Country at large, and of Perron,
rclident in all parts of the World, and having flood the telt of
trial, ranks it in the fituation it now maintains.

The general utility of THEIR ESSENCE dr ANCHOVIES
and other RICH SAUCII6 for FISH, N.c. induces them, from
the numerous Advertifements daily aopearing, to caution Fa-
milks, ate. in purchafing the fame, as none is to be bad of
ThEIR, climatic, but at their Warehoufe as under.
heft quali
Every other Article in the Oil Trade for family ufe, of the
ty.
WEST-INDIA MERCHANTS, CAPTAINS of SHIPS,
ate. OFFICERS in the ARMY and NAVY, fupplied upon"
the [bored notice for the EaR and Weft Indies, ace.
Warehoufe, No. rob corner of Savoy Steps,
Strand, London.
_ _

For the convenience of Families in Scotland, they have ap-
pointed Mars. R. Johniton and Co. Edinburgh, their tole
Agents fir Pith Sauces.

BY HIS MAJESTY'S ROYAL LETTERS PATENT,
nRANTED to J. SIGMOND, Surgeon Den-
tin, Bath, for his BRITISH IMPERIAL DENTI-
PRICE and PRESERVATIVE LOTlON—takes this me-
thod to acquaint his Agents, that In confequente of the
heavy and additional Medicine Duty, which took place the tR
of this month, the following fmall advance has been made on
the price of the above preparations, viz.
The Beetle of Prefervitive Lotion, s& 6d.
Large Ilse Box of Dentifrice, ss. 6d.
Smell ditto, ss. 9d.
Anadoyne Tincture, is. 9d.
• (Duty included.)
The above may be had (together with the various forts of
Tooth &LAP moßrudted on an improved plan) by Glade
sad 1.06. Z4o- s, New nowirAreftv Wens, 478, Strand ;
Rowniy, soi, MI; Orr, 6g, Consign ; Gelding.
es, Ctirshill ; Hasel, 'Waffler s Roads Hendrit and Son,
Tiehburn-lbeet, Golden-fquars; and by the principal Medi-
cine Venders and Perfumen in the United Kingdom*.

To the PROPRIETOR of IFIRACIA'S ITAIXAN OILS,
No. 94, Neiman-ftrcet, Osford-ftreet.
SIR—My Family-having much to do withlinties,
having fees the wonderful effeet of ydur O. for th.:
growth of Hair on that Animal, thought I would try it on a
Sou of mine that had very little Hair from his birth, and I fund
It to anfwer my molt fangnine expedation' in making it grow
both thick and long—Having an Infant it the fame way, have
tried it again with the fame fuccefs ; alto a friend of mine fee-
log the effeet it had on my FamilT, was &Irons of trying it on
his Horfes knees that the Hair had been or two years—it not
only made the Hair grow very fait, but very thick, and of its
natural colour. I am, Sir, your's, &c.
T. WHITWORTH, Church-itreet, Hackney.
To be bad as above and at Williams's, No. 41, Pall-Mall;
Humphreys, No. rti, Oxford-ftreet ; adding, No. 42, Corn-
hill
; Man. Hendry, No. t 3, Tichborue-ltrect ; and all prin-
cipal Shops in the Country, at ts. a pot, or al. i4s.a dozen.
London, England, 1802-09-07

A Nrtv com Er.

• Citizen MacttAin, Member of the National
tn-
(litute and of the Board of Longit,•le, difcovered
on the 28th ult. abdut nine in the evening, a new
Comet in the Conflellation of Serpentarius. It
was fome degrees below two nebulous liars, which
are on the left fide of that figure, and near the
equator. 1-1; determined the pofition of it, and
found that it was riling very rapidly towhrds the
North : he continued to obferve it on the follow.,
ing day's. The light of this Oar did nor appear to
him to be fenfibly increafed. Its nucleus does not
become more brilliant, and the nebulofity which
furrounds does not become extended.
The fira and Jail 'olifervations which Citizen
MEcnArti reported to the Inftitute, on the zd moll. J
are : Mean time 9h. 24 deg. 6 rain. ; right afcen-1
lion 249° t 8 deg. ; with declination 64 t t deg.
31 min. It may be remarked from the prefent
po-
lition of this Comet, that its diftance from the inn
is necell'arily greater than that of the fun from the
earth. It riles towards the North Pole, fi)ilowing
the left fide of Serpentaritis, and the oppofite fide
of Hercules. Though it is vifible only by a te-
lefcope, it may be obferved as long -as its light
does not become fainter.

NAUTIC4L INTELLIGENCE.

MAILS THIS DAY.-WIND N.N. W.

Al{l•[D•
I Dublin,
• Waterford
o ilamburgh
I French
o Dutah
• Leeward Wanda

DUE.

This morning arrived a Mail from the Leeward lilands,
brought to Falmouth by the CuestrasitLo Packg, in 28
days. •

PLYMOUTH. SEPTEMBER 5.

Came into harbour the SANS PAR s i t., of 80 guns,
Captain Ess :moron ; SPENCER, (if 74. guns, Com-
modore DARBY ; and the PLOY ER, of 16 guns,
Captain FOSTER.

Sailed, the SOUTHAMPTON, of 32 guns, Captain
CoLE, for Portfmouth ; ROSAR to, of i 6 gnus, Cap-
tain MoutisEir ; and te CHILDERS, of 16 guns,
Captain DELAFOWS, on a cruize.

The FISGARD, of 4.3 guns, is put out of COM-
MUM, in confequence of her wanting large re-
pairs ; ard the NAIAD, of 38 guns, is commit.-
fioned by Captain WALLis in her room.

Captains GA L.LWA Y and JUDD of the Navy, came
home paffengers in the Huw TER.

PORTSMOUTH, SEPTEMBER 6.

Arrived the. LORD HOOD traniport from the
Streights, and America, —, with malts from
New Brunfwick.

SHEERNESS, SEPTEMBER 6.
.Sailed his Majefty's (hips PHORBE and CLYDE
wish the BLOODHOUND and ilirsursx gun brigs.
London, England, 1802-09-07

DISEASES of the URETHRA and CERTAIN COM-
PLAINTS.

AS foie Proprietor of Daratis celebrated medi-
cated Bougies and remedies, Mr. Dufours informs the
Public. that he may as ufual be confulted daily from 9 to 3, at
his houfe, No. 5, Frith-Rreet, Soso, on Cafes of Stridtures, Ob-
itruetions, Glcets, &. &c. as well as Debility, and every dif-
order where fecrecy is fo effential a requifite, that Mr. D. has
provided a fpacious houfc, that every Patient may be introduced
in a feparate apartment. Mr. 1). has for many years confined
hitnfelf, to that department of Surgery, and from estenfive
practice, and the moR flattering fuccefs, he is enabled to offer
a method of cure mild, efficacious; requifing no confinement
or reftraint in diet, and preventing the poffibility of a rclapfe.
Yerfons in the country Rating their cafes fully, In a letter, en-
ofing a one or a two pound note, will have proper remedies
fent to the amount. For the various fymptoms, &c. fee Mr.
Dufour's Treatife on the above complaints, price as. 6d. the
fifth edition; to be bad of J. Callow, Crown-court, Soho; H
ID. Symonds, Paternofter-row ; and of the Author.
London, England, 1802-09-07

DOVER, SEPT. S.

Tw►o homeward•bound Eaft Indiamen paired
this morning for the Downs, under a prong wind
at S. W.

The Swift bye-boat failed early this morning for
Calais, with fixteen horfes, and J. FEC TOR,
of this place, and Mr. Srowt, CollatOr of the
Cuaoms at this port, on their way to Paris. The
Hyacinth French bye-boat arrived from Calais
with paffengers.

FROM LLOYD% LTST.

Dam., SETT/MILL 6.—Sailed the Warley, Wl!fon. from
China, for the River.—Came down the Clyde for India and
remains.—Wind W. S. W.

GRAIPSSEND, Serram BaR 6.--Palled by the Skeene, Thorp,
from Charante ; Marian Wilfon, from Surinam; Grevendcn,
—, from Sweden; Sarah Chriltiana, Graham, from Bengal ;
Albion, Hayman, from Jamaica; Annabella, Bange, from Ca-
diz ; Nelfon, Lemon, from St. Kitts; and Polly, --, from
Virginia.—Sailed the Britannia, Ruddy, for China ; Flora,
Blake, for Waterford; Hercules, Kopper, for Hamburgh ;
Dundee Arms Packet Rover, , Mentor, —; and Expe-
dite, —, for Rotterdam •