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Star.
London, England, 1802-07-29

IV HEN Prufefflonal Men nt education and re•
fponabllity deviate from the scoeral fyftcm by the fo•
holden of a peculiar t rahcb. the faattion of long condoned
*ash lido heft criterion of faperiorfty.

Eight years have i devoted my pradtice is the exclufive treat-
ment or THREE DISORDERS, and the fuceefsful refnit of
my plan give me additional ardour to tippore as far as I am
We tie myopia Utak complaints which arc the moft import
ant hi tie catalogue of human tainmltks.
After folded= into every brush as an Army Snrgeon, I
ferreted a wink at an early periud of Pro-dice to releuc individu-
als hoe the ignorance a: uneducated Mew, or the equally dare
prone prectpitainy of gereral Pratlltionera.
The THREE DISORDERS, to the cure of which I have de.
voted. my attention, comprise every (peeks of VENEREAL
INFECTION. ortiether of a recent or long duration —sdly
An Mods of DEBILITY, whether arifing front the habits of
iltlsoolboys, or the Indalgeitoe of mature age, and laftly that de
rangsasent of the fyftcm in WOUND which is caned BARREN
NESS or STRRJLITY.

Numerous dikafes are the refult of Ignoraute or hat In the
trousseau of a finapic Gonorrhea, and it not untrequcntly hap.
pens that the feeds of Life arc palmed by the indiferedon of an
unguarded hour. By a fuperior method faith complabsts are
calf cured, and even where others have failed, I true that I
may prefume to effera radical re-enabliihntent
Few, however, arc the cafes of complat ated diltrall In the
dfforder, compared with the calamitous fallacious of Men,wh.
, from Indulgence inaSOLITARY VICE, or the prevalent Gale•
ties of a fattioetble Life, acquire that Rate of I)ebiUty which
is the unavoidable conlequenes of filch pernicious habits.
Where the unheppy tufferer broods over ids mifery, hut care
fully tweed: his otiefortune, it may he tame confutation for
him to know, that enfant:l;h it be an okedt of doubt or uncer-
tainty with other Oracthionent, the removal of thcie DEF:.
CIFNCIGb by the gradual pengreb of Renovation Is the acquire-
ment of my experience. If the rites of Bacchtwor Venus have
begun to reduce manly vigour, much anxiety win be prevented
by an early cour.tcraißion of this languid itete, and In cheat
aka po great ail:cubits will o„...ctir.
But white this Deficiency' as ht. years celled a proper Per-
Ifeverance is Malleably reapaiNte to revive the iluitthring !parks
et Life, and to re-a: inure the Conflaut,on.
MARRIED WOMEN. who have long Leen dliTapeinted
In their etpedations of a Family. may be affured. that in moll
balances fuck defect. arc esitabie by Medical SkilL
he SECRECY whith is fo ciboria to my undertaking, and
the Qualifications vddch I have prefomed to that:. form the
Beds Of my Pri.tenfions, rod in coincidcr.ce with futh this anti.
',tattoo is given, that Mr w may be confuitedpefonall!
(or by letters Wang afcren note) at his Nude, No. ay, Anna
del-itrect, Strand, :war Temper-Ilar.
There Is an al itionit entran:e in Water-Street 14°1841
and the name o:1 both the atones
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M. 11. Mer.thcr u: the ;Analllege ef thaws&
London, England, 1802-07-29

RF:VIEW on WIMBLEDON COMMON.

About a fortnight fince the regiment of the
Scotch Greys Royal Dragoons, commanded by the
late brave Assecttom BY, was removed into Surry
for the purpore of being reviewed by his Royal
Highnefs the Prince of Wst.vs, and yefterday was
the day appointed for this ceremony. About (even
o'clock fix troops marched from Croydon and two
from Kinglion, for Wimbledon Common, where
they arrived loon after nine o'clock. Moft unfor-
tunately it then began to rain. No place offered
for their !licher, and they were completely expo!:
ed to the weather. About ten o'clock the Duke
of Volta arrived on the Common in his poll chariot
and four from his houfe in Portman-fquare. He
had not arrived many minutes before he received
an exprefs from the Prince of Watts, dated pall
nine o'clock, laying that he was indifpofed with a
cold, and that in fuch a morning it was therefore
impoffible for him to come out without endanger.
ing his health. The review commenced befoic the
Duke of Yoe it as Commander in Chief. Jt foon
as his Royal Highnefs arrived on the Common, he
alighted from his carriage and mountedhischarger.
His arrival being announced, General MMUS,
the Commander of the Regiment, and a number
of other General Officers, met him, and conclud-
ed him to the {pot, where the regiment had formed
a line two deep. The Duke rode pall each line,
the men holding their (words prefented to him.—
His Royal Highnefs then took his Ration, and the
whole regiment marched pall him by rub divilions
and threes, inflead of tingle files, on account of
the weather, the rain at this time falling in tor-
rents. Having gone through their various march-
ing movements and different manoeuvrings, they
were divided into four fquadrons. Each fquadron
charged feparately. Between the charges fkirmifh
firing took place, in imitation of the approach of
the enemy. This concluded with a general charge
of the whole. It was allowed to be very correctly
performed, and gave high fatisfaCtion to the Duke.
The weather continuing unfavourable they did not
go through the broad fword exercife, nor did they
difmount. They formed a line two deep, and
marched up to his Royal Highnefs and gave him
a Royal Salute, which finifhed the review. The
Duke of YORK immediately after left the ground.
The word of command was given with great
preeifion by Colonel Boeitwas.r..
Had the weather proved favourable, the review
of this highly elleemed regiment would have been
a great treat. The men who formed the rear rank
had the greatell difficulty in managing their horfes,
as the ground, from the heavy fall of rain, be-
came literally mud, and when they were upon the
charge, the front rank horfes fent back fuch fhowers
of it, that thofe in the rear could hardly fee.
An exprefs was fent from Carlton Houfe loon
after nine o'clock, to order the horfes fent on for
the Prince to return, which met them on the other
fide of Putney Bridge.
London, England, 1802-07-29

PLYMOUTH,.—SPANISH WOOL.
FOR SALB BY PUBLIC AUCTION,
At the Brokers' Wai assure, near the Cultism Houk, Ply-
mouth, on Friday the 13th day of Amp& neat, at eleven
o'clock in the forenoon,
ONE Hundred and Thirteen Bales of SPANISH
Woos, of very good quango;
Landed out orate Dania Brig Pmeidentis. from Bliben ; and
condemned as Prise to his Majeity's hired armed Cutter
Doss?, Lieutenant St rim s Commander.
Samples in due time will be (hewn at the Office of Charles
D. Symons, Ship and Infurance Broker, No. 11, Union-court,
Broad (beet, London • and at Meffrs.Pcter Symons and Son,
Foxhole Erect, in Plymouth, where Catalogues may be had;
alto of Edward Lyne, Efq. the Agent.
PETER SYMONS, Sworn Broker.
Plymouth, Foxhole-arca, =ay, dos.
••• C. D.SYssons begs to atter his (crakes to Mer-
chants, Ship-owners Ike. as a General Agent, Ship and Ws-
ranee Broker, affuri4 them, that in any mourns daly may
pirate to entrult to his care, no exertion on his part (hall be
wanting to render hhnfelf worthy of their confidence.

ST. CROIX-DANISH WEST INDIES,
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION,

At Clarraway's Coffee-houfe, London, In March nett, (tmlefs
an acceptable oiler Gall be rower m.. 16),
THE SUGAR PLANTA T t N, called
BEESTON HILL,
Situate one mile at. ir half irom BA End, the Capital of the
Mind; with about Ninety-three Negroes of all defer-is-dons,
a good Stock of Cattle, and ever/ other merit:se for the td-
vantageous occupation of the E flat?, which etrifilts of ab,•ut t
Acres of excellent Land. Sugar and Provili,ni 6rU1111.:4, a
very [mall p.rtion but what is valuable in its kind. 'An cud.
lent Dwrl'ing•hourc, in one of the pleafanteft and mn't healthy
fituatlons In the Welt-Indies ; Windmill, lloilieg Houfe. with
two Sets of Coppers, Curing-houfe, hiolaffes Receiver, Runt
Cellar, two Stills, three-Mill Stable, Coach-house, and other
detached Offices. The whole in good repair. The purchaf:r
to have p011...M0n on the eft of Augult, tBo3. 'l'be purcliale
money to be paid to per cent. at the time of fate- t> i,et cent.
at the time of delivering porefilion ; and remainder by four
yearly inftaltnents, with fecutity for payment in Lontiun,with
intereft.

Further particulars may be had by enquiring upon the Pre-
miles ; of Mr. Vandermt rich, Mufeory-court, ;
or Mr. Penfam, Szrjeatit'i In , F nt•llrett.
London, England, 1802-05-24

LEGISLATIV? BODY, MAY 19.

The difculhon was opened upon the plan for tlp:
eretlion of a Legion of Honour. Loci EN BONA PAR aa,
Flay' lAA, and GIRARDIN, Rated the reafoni I;,r
the vote of adoption given by the Tribunate. Ti .
orators of Government, ROEDENER,MARMON
DUN s, developed in fuccelnon the fyilem and the
advantages of the plan. At midnight they divided
upon the que Rion, and the plan was adopted by a
majority of 166 to t ro.
London, England, 1802-05-24

BANKRUPTS.

Robert Rutherford, of Sunderland near the Sea, Durham, malt

and block-maker. to furrender June at, 21, and July 3, at
eleven' at thc hhufe of Matthew William White, Sunderland.
rr Attodes, Mr. Blakilton, bemond's Inn, London; or Mr.
Thompfon, Bilbop-Weasmoutlt.
Jamb Mots Bloomfield, late of Manfel-ftrect, Goodman'a-
kiekla, Middlefez, money-fcrieener, dealer and chap:tan,
May s9,s, and July 3, at ten, at Guildhall. Attornica,
fuse
Mars. and Poole, Dorfct-eourt, Cannon-row, Weft.

-
Wafter.
David See&ldt, late of Greek-fireet, Soho, tailor, but now in

the Fleet Priori, May 23, June S. and July 3, at eleven, at
Attorney, Mr. Price, New-Inn.
John lila:W(0n. Late of Workington, Cumberland. fag-maker,
June 1. g. and July 3, at the houfe of Henry Salkeld,innhol-
, Workington. Attornia, Mr. John Aficrw, Workington,
or Mr. Wm. 80, Lamb-Suildings,Teropk, London. -
irdward Graydon, of Sunderland near the Sea, Durham, fpirit,
merchant, June a, 3. and July 3, at eleven, at the George Inn
Sunderland. Anomie', frb..Elttob, Catherine-court, Tower.

Sip, London ; or Mr. Laws, Sunderland.
John Antill, late of Highgate. Middkfcx, dealer in coals, May
as, June 8, and it 3, at one. at Guildhall Attorney, Mr.
Thomas Clark, alye es-Hall, London.
DI VIDE NDS.
June T. John Fillowick and Edward Fillswick, of Manchelter,
and George Turner. of Toddington, cotton-manufafturers,
at three, at the Star Inn, Manchefter.
July t. Richard King Thomas, of Evetham, Worcefterfhire,
mercer. at ten, at the Crown Inn, Evelhant,
June s. RicbarJ Willis, of the Cacent, in the Minories, mer-
chant, at ten, at Guildhall
June 5. Jonathan Woodward, of Derby, callco-manufadurer,
at eleven, at the K:rr's-Arrns Tavern, Derby.
June 3. Micas Morrifon, of Runcorn, Chelhire, brewer, at
twelve, at Guildhall, London.

rrba Gazette contains Addreffes to his lklajelly, on the hap.
py oceafion of tbc late Peace, from Durham, Briftol,
York, Exeter. Edinburgh, Berks, New Sarum, Warwick,
Portfinouth. New Windfor. Reading, Plymouth, Kingftos-up-
on-Hull, Southwark, and Neweaftle-upon-Tyne.
London, England, 1802-05-24

PARLIAMENTARY PROCEEDINGS.

HOUSE OF COMMONS, SATURDAY, MAY 22.

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The lioure met at half pall three, and proceeded to bufinefs
The kith Loan'went through a Committee and the report
was ordered to he received on Monday.
The Irim Mariners Bill, the !rills Sugar Drawback Bill, and
the Irina Militia Subalterns Allowance Bill, were read a third
time, patted, and ordered to the Lords.
The Houle rtfolved Mal' into a Committee on the Medicine
Ad; the refulutions were agreed to, and the report ordered to
be received on MI n lay.
The Hull Docks Ball went through a Committee, and the re•
port ordered to be received on Monday.

LONDON.
London, England, 1802-05-24

PARIS, MAY zso.

According to letters from Frankfort the 'Com
of SARDINIA has ref did to accept the Sovereignty
of the Seven Iflands as an indemnity for Piedmont,
as his States would then be too much feparated
from each other. It is alfo faid that the Prince of
AosTA (brother to the King of SARDtNIA), new
refiding at Cagliari, has betpoke at Augfbourg,
fervice of plate of the value of_lo,ooo florins.
TELEGRAPHIC DISPATCH...-•-The Fidele has ar-
rived from St. Domingo.—Admiral V itLARET had
fet out.—The news from St. Domingo is good.—
The Head Quarters were at Port Republican.—
Tou SSAINT was brifkly purfued.—The Flufhing
and Havre fquadrons had arrived.—The army had
few fick.—The Courier who brought the difpatches
has fet out.—Bevig, M 9 19.
MAY 20e--A letter from Naples, of the rad of
April, fays—g, All the reports which have been
circulated refpeding the feparation of the k ngdoem
of Naples and Sicily are completely dellitute of
foundation. The reconciliation with Spain, which
may to confidered as the chef d'auvre of our Q2een,
is a pledge of the union of the two kingdoms.—
This reconciliation will be finally accomplded by
the Chevalier D'Azzasa, who is now on his way
to this capital."
The greateft exertions are making by the Jefuits
to re-effablifh their Order in the Auflrian domi.
nions ; and it is fuppofed that the queftion will be
taken into confideration bythe 'Diet of Prefbourg,
London, England, 1802-05-24

INTO COMMISSION AGAIN:

Blenheim. Neptune, Doonegal, le Survoyante, k Hercule.
SIIIPS PAID OVP AT TIIIII PORT;

Royal Sovereign, Prince of Wales, Prince George, Princefs
Royal, Ajax, Anchors, Apollo, Bulldog, Canada, Crown, Puff-
(ant, Dido, Fortitude, Flora, Guildford, la Loire, la Nymph,
le Pegafe, Pent Frock; Royal Oak, Netley, San Damafo,
Santa Dorothea, Suceefs, Maim), Vigilant, Wickens, Windfor
Cattle, Bar Ague, Wolvcrene, Spiteful

•NIPS IN ORDINARY IatORR TIM WAIL:

Britannia, Arid, St. Antoine, Rufd, Montague, Defiance,
(trim, Venerable, k Prudence, k GentUle, Vulture, Scourge,
Serpent, Sardine, Swallow, Grafton, k Prompte, Swan, He-
lena, Amphitrite, l'Eagie, Akaid.

YARMOUTH, MAY $3.
Friday a lugger, belonging to Andin, in the fer
vice of the Culloms, picked up at fea upwards 9f
too half ankers of Geneva and Brandy. Saturday
failed his Majefty's !loop of war Lvms, for the
Nore, to be paid off: Arrived from Hambro' the
Lively, Thos. Swiwaw, with a cargo of oil cants,
pipe Raves, &c. Sailed to the eaftward, in ballaft,
the Bonetta, Barr; and Aftive, Costamm.
London, England, 1802-05-24

SEQUESTRATIONS. Scc. IN SCOTLAND.

then Willon, merchant in Perth.—Creditors to meet in the
Irnife of Robert Chriftie, Vintner in Perth, on the 234 May,
a' twelve o'clock noon, to name an interim factor ; fame
plate and hoar on sad June, to r.hufe a truftee.
Creditors of Scott and Dickfon, manuta.Thireri, Montrofe, to
meet in Andrew Hunter's, vintner, Montrofe, I 2th June,
cleave o'clock, to decide on an offer of compokion.
Creditors of Jame+ Alexander, dealer in horfes, Belueld, to
meet in Johe'g Coffee•honfe, Edinbnrgh, sd June, twelve
o'clock, to inftrueg tl. truftec•
Creditors of (;covet Miller, late merchant, Kirkcaldy, to meet
in Thomas Dawfon:s, vintner there, t it June, twelve o'clock,

to elm% new cotruniffioner. - -
Creditors of Alexander small and Co. tanners, A nftruther, to
meet in the Town Court-houfe, Pittenweern, 7th June,
twelve o'clock, to inftruci the truitee.
Creditors of William and James Irving, bacon-dealers, Dum-
fria, to meet in Coffee-houfe there, sth June, four o'clock,
to confider of felling outftanding debts.
Public examination of Charles Calder, hatter, Leith Walk, in
Sheriff Clerk's Ofli^e, Edinburgh, 29th May and it th June,
one o'clock —Creditors to meet in Royal Exchange Coffee-
houfe, Edinburgh, 12th June, one o'clock, to give inftrudlions
to the trultee.--Claims to be made by sth January.
Public examination of Charles Hamilton, merchant, Olafson,
in Sheriff Court-houfe, Glafgove„ 3d and 18th June, one
o'clock.--Creditors to meet in George Burns's, vintner, Olaf-

gym t gth June. twelve o'clock, to inftruift the trultec-
Clainis to be made by the igth January.
Public rumination of Wright and Morrlfon, fpirit-deafen,
Glafgow, in the Court-hall of the l'olbootb, Glafgow, 27th
May and loth Junc,oee o'cloek.--Creditors to meat in Mira
Thomfon'a vintner. Glafgow, z t tl. Junc,one o'clock, to in.
ftrud the tildtee...-Clainas to be made by sob January.
London, England, 1802-05-24

Frc the LONDON GAZETTi, Mq 22.

11. jAPlref, WIDIIIESDAY, MAT 19.

Crr:ntnni of the Knighthood and Inveltkure of-Major-Ge-
neral Lt RE COO i c, Knight o the Molt Honourable Mill.

t-sy Order of the Bath.

The Krights and the Officers of the Order, attended in the
Privy Chan:h.r in their Mantles, Collars. Ste. and proceeded
from thence, after the Levee, into the Sovereign's prefence,
making the dual reverence., in the following order:
Tht. Ceatkinan tither of the Order, in his Mantle, Chain, and
Badge, bearing the Scarlet Rod.
The React and Secretary of the Order, in his Mantle,

Chaini,and Badges.
Deputy Bath King of Arno, in the Mantle, Chain, and Badge,
and bearing the &este of Bath ; carrying the-Ribbon and
II Kite of the Order on a Crimfon Velvet Culbion.
Toe Genealogiit. in his Mantle, Chain, and Badge.
KNIGHTS COMPANIONS.
Right Honourable Sir William Fawcett.
Lord Grey, of Hayrick.
P ight Honourable Sir William Hamilton.
HI Royal Highnds the Duke of York, Hilt and Principal

Companion.
1 hen, by his Majeity's command. Major-General Pr r.
Conic was introdaced into the prefence between Lord Geer
and Sir WI tt.t.tm .Fawcerr, the two junior Knights COM.
p.uttons prefent, preceded by the Gentleman Dater of the Or-
der. with Reverences as before.
The Sword of State was thereupon delivered to the Sove-
reign by Sir WILLIAM HAMILTON, the fecond Knight inte-
rior ity relent, and Major General Er a COOT!, kneelingoras
knighted therewith. Then his Royal Highnefs the Duke of
Volta, the fenior Knight. prefented the Ribbon and Madge to
the Sovereign, and his MAJLITT put them over the new
Knight's right ihoolder ; who, being thus inverted, had the
honour to kifs the Sovereign's hand, and the Pruedhon re-
turned to the Privy Chamber in the order as aforefaid.
This Ceremony was performed in his Majeity's Clofet, (c-
-orral of the great Officers of the Court, and Foreign Minilters
being prefent.

This Day Baron Si JILM. Minißerßeident from the
Ring of Sweden, had a private audienc. of his Nlsleßy to deli-
ver his Credential,, to which he was introduced by the Right
lion. Lord HAR K ASBURY, his Majefty's Principal Secretary
of State for Foreign Affairs, and condadted by Sir Srarnits
COTT &ELL, Knight, Matta of the Ceremonies.
The KING was pleafed to confer the honour of Knighthood
CO WILLIAM RAWLINS. Efq•

The Kure was this day pleafed to confer the honour of
Knighthood on TUOSIAS MANNERS SUTTON, Efq. Solicitor
General to his Majelty.
The KING was this day ago ',leafed to confer the honour of
Knighthood on Jo tin pi , of Ningwood Houle, in the
Ibis of Wight, Efq.

The Ks NC has been pleated to appoint CRART.P.S AIBUT tt•
nor, Efq. to be his Majeity's Envoy Extraordinary to the
Court of Sweden.

The Kam o has been pleated to enn ft itute and appoint Rupture
G , AMIROSZ SLRLE. and WILLIAM ALBANY 0 MAY,
Efqm to be hie Majefty'stommifioncra for concluding the
Traafpun Service, au.
London, England, 1802-05-24

SITTING OF THI 19TH MAY.

ADET, in the name of a Special Cornmiffion, re-
ported refpeding the plan of the law relative to the
colonies rellored to France by the treaty of Amiens.
He allowed that philanthropy oppofes the re-efla-
blitlament of negro flowery, but 'Milled that policy
and the interefl of commerce require that we fhould
put to (Hence the principles of a theory which are
not acknowledged by other nations. He propofed
the adoption of the plan.
It was put to the vote, and carried by a majo•
tit), of sk voices 10 37.
London, England, 1802-05-24

DISTRIBUTION OF PRIZE MONEY.

The Earl St. Vincent's (choosier, for the capture of the El
Union, this day, at No. ut, John-ftrret, AddphL
The Jafon will be paid for the capture of the Caroline, at
No. 27, Cecil (trete, on Friday, the 28th inftant.
A diftributian for the French frigate P.Afrizaine, captured
by the Phebe, will be nude on board the faid Rip on her ar-
rival at Deptford.
The Blips hereunder mentioned, for the captures of the le-
veret prizes alto hereunder Rated, will be paid on Friday the
28th inftant, and the following days, on board their refpe&ve
Rips at Plymouth :—To the Doris, for the capture of the Hu-
ron ; ditto for h Chevrate, &c. ditto for the Goodrich; to the
Naiad, far the Phenix; to the Boadicea, for the Bombarde;
ditto for the Zeegen and Hoop; to the Orion, for the Teme-
rake • ditto for the Bien Antic ; ditto for the Adelaide, and a
brig, unknown ; to the Indefatigable, for the Tenteraire ;
ditto for the BIM Arnie; to the Courageux,for the Bien Arnie;
ditto for the Adelaide, and brig, name unknown; ditto for la
Sally; ditto for Theodore; ditto fora brig marked F. ditto for
a brig and Sloop, names unknown ; to the Mainers, for la Che-
'rate; ditto for the capture of the Albion ; to the Impeteux,
fir the Taneraire ; ditto for the Bien Arnie ; ditto f.tr la Sally ;
ditto for la Theodore; ditto for a brig marked F. ditto for a
brig and Sloop, names unknown ; ditto for the Adelaide, and
brig, name unknown; ditto for the Peggy and Chdrucl i to
the Robuft, for the Albion*: ditto for the Temeraire ; to the
Centaur, for the Adelaide, and a brig, name unknown; to the
Viper, for the Lord Duncan; ditto for the la Guippe; ditto
for the Adelaide, and brig, name unknown; ditto for the Pei:
Felix; ditto for la Hcros ; to the Earl St. Vincent, fen the
Phenix ; to the Magnificent. for la Sally ; ditto for the Bien
Arnie; ditto for the Adelaide, and brig, same oakoviro.
London, England, 1802-05-24

PORTSMOUTH, MAY s.

Yellerday arrived the William, South Sea
man, from St. Helena ; the brig Unity, Capt. D.
SINCLAIR, from Gibraltar : left that place on the
Bth ult. experienced nothing but gales and con•
trary winds during the tedious ;mirage of 44 days,
and is nc.v under quarantine; the Wow Mynan,
(galliott), D. HANDRICK, from London ; alfo the
Sophia, (fchooner), M. Cozott, from Granfield,
with oyfters ; and the Nile, DRAYTON, from Jer-
fey. LA night arrived the DIAMOND frigate from
a cruize. Arrived this day the Redbridge, S.
CUM Nos, from Southampton..—Came into Har-
bour the Argo brig, Capt. GARBUTT, with ord-
nance and various fibres, lately from Gibraltar.
London, England, 1802-05-24

BANKRUPTCIES ENLARGED.

July 6. John Alger, late of Bathford, but now of Walent, both
in Somerfetthire, foap•maker, at ekven, at the attiftopher

Inn, Bath. -
July 13. Soloman de Mende*, otWilfon-Rreet, Fitilbury-iquare,
merchant, at ten, at Guildhall.
BANKRUPTCIES SUPERSEDED.

Thomas Crecd and John Crctd, both of Kingfcote, Gloucefter-

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shirr. carriers.
Robert Starell, of Eaton. Ducks. corn-dealer.
London, England, 1802-07-16

PORTSMOUTH, JULY rs.

Arrived the CENSOR and MONKEY gun vefrels
from a crui7e; the Endeavour. LEE; Ann, DOVE;
Mary, PARK; and Mary and Ann, Coos:, from
Sunderland ; and, yefterday the George, RosiN.
SON; from Frederick(ladt.—Sailed this morning Et.
CoNso (loop of war,and this evening the Mra mart),
of 38 guns, Capt. 01.1 v Fa, to the eaftward to be
paid off; alfo the St. Vincent, SMITH ; and the
Spring, DUNNING, for London. Came into Har.
bour the Rosurr, of 74 guns, Capt. Jcavis ; and
ZraLous, of 74 guns, Capt. LINZEE; to be paid
and laid up in ordinary. This day the DAKAR.
NOUGHT, of 98 gdns, was paid off.

IMULERNESS, JULY is.
Arrivedthe ARIADNE and RESOLUTION frigates,
and theMosiNss gun-brig from a eruize.—Sailed
the Ammo Hoop, FERRI TER and Locust gun.
brigs, on a cruize. The JuNo frigate has paired
the N'•re on h r way up the River.
London, England, 1802-07-16

MARRIED.

Mr. William Irwin, of Blackwater-town, merchant, to ABCs
Walker, (Laughter of Thomas Wager, of kieh•tin,
Rev. Mr. Wainwright. or Trim, to Lady. O'l to:liter y.
At Cottingham, on Thurfday Lift, the Rev. George Lee, to
Mite &ins, !kith of HulL
On the tgth of February lilt, at Sir John Anfirother's, Bart.
in Calcutta, William Parker, Efq. of the Civil Eftablithuient,
to Mils Catherine Jar e Sewn ad daughter of Daniel &mon,
Efq. Lieutenant-Governor of durat.
At Inglifmaldy, on the 6th inftant, Charles Ogilvy, Efq. of
Tannadice, to hills Macdonald, ouly daughter of James Mac-
donald, Efq.
London, England, 1802-07-16

TO THE BOOKSELLERS.

10 induce the Bookienets at all times to keep
the undermentioned STANDARD WORKS upon fate
is their Shops, for the infpedien, and immediate accommo-
dation of their Cußomers, Mr. PHILLIPS hereby engages,
at any time, to exchange new and perfedt Copies, which re-
MAU unfold, for any other of there Books. It adopts this ar-
rangement, in the fell confldenet that all BoohreMrs will, in
due time, experience their cor.ftant and Ready file, and that
thus guaranteed from rift and lots, they will always be eon-
tittered as a profitable and neceliary part of Rack.
The New Publications relative to which Mr. Put t. 22 rs en-
ters into this engagement, are,
1. Dr. Twist son's Family Phylician.
2. Dr. WATKINS'S Biographical Dritionary.
3. THE ENCYCLOPEDIA of Wir.
4. Dr. MAvoe. Britifh Nepos.
t. Ditto's Natural Hilton.
6. Ditto's Plutarch.
7. Ditto's Sptlting-book.
Ditto's Short hand.
9. Dr. Gatooar's Polite Education.
to. Mr. lavise's Elements of Englith Compofition.
!1. Mr. Pr AT r's ClafEcal Englith Poetry.
la. Dr. %V.yriclus's Scripture Biography.
13. Dr. Bosay's Mufical Didionary.
14. Dr. RENDIteII Sorrows of Wetter.
is. The Volumes of Dr. MA volt's Univerfal Hiftory.
16. Mils Ants WS Poetry for Children.
17. The Juvatil.: Plutarch.
18. Villts to the Menagerie, and Botanical Garden.
29. The Little Hermitage and other Tales.
20. Numbers afTNa MONT /I LT MA OA SIN e. train and after
the prefect date.
it. Dr. illavox's Grecian liiftory, a vols.
22. Ditto's Roman Hiltory, 3 vols.
23. SCliall lUD'S Scripture Scarlet.
24. Dr. NtSIIIT an Met.

The Bookfillers may addrefs their Orders for the& Books in
tl:e ufual way, to their regular Cerrtfpoudents, but future Ex-
changes will be raore conveniently made, by tranfmittiug the
Books which are to be exchanged (free of Carriage) diredlcd
to Mr. Put Lct 1.11..N0. 7 t, St. Paul's Church-rind, Juno, 1802.
London, England, 1802-07-16

ARRIVED.

in the Downs.—Keettante, Appleby, from St. Croix; MR.
naps shaaforib, from IlLmatata; Charlotte, Kent; and John
and Thelma% Leath, from Jamaica; and Anthony Margin,
l -.Ll.a re.

Off Purtfmoutn—Afia, Wardlove, from Bombay; Betfey,
Thinly, from Demar.ra ; Ceres, Wcbb, from Martinique;
Ocean. Maras, from Lifbon ; and Ann, Taylor, from Petal.
burgh.
Off the Wight—Neptune, Serynser, from Jamaica.
Off the Start—Adin.nture, Finlay, from Jamaica.
Off Oatunoutd—Calcutta, Maxwell, from Bengal.
At Falmouth—James, Storre, from Virginia, and Williai
and Mary, from New York.
At Clyde--Sitters, Hamilton, from Demarara.
In the River—Mary, Creek, from Grenada.
At Liverpoed--Enterprize, Cockrap, from Maffachufettr;
Lucy, lit tephens, from Demarara; James, Hawltim, from
:rec. land ; Areis, Burehin, from Dantzic ; and Mar4,Chs:e,
from Copenhagen.
At Bridol—Flora, Baker, from Jamaica, and Venus, guilt
from t. Kitts.

•
At Yarmouth—Friendthip, from Memel.
At Whitby—Lively, Smith, from Greenland.
• At /41, wfoundland—Difpatch, Elsford, from Dartmouth,
and General Prefrot, —, from Cadiz.
At Halifaxr-Nevis, from Nevis.
At Demarara—John, Reid,. and Mary, Ball, fromAfries.
At New Broofwick—Atlantic, Bataan, from London, an 4
Rntay, Cambridge, from Liverpool.
London, England, 1802-07-16

ROMAN CEMENT.

MESSRS. PARKER and Co. Bankfide, South-
wark. manufacture: CLIIIIINTOr M , for Building
in Water, svltich far furpalfes in utility Dutch 'Feta*, or any
other kind of M•vtar. It gives to all hints of Brick, or Stens
Work, an uncommon degree of itraigth and cobeGon. It eta
under water, loon becomes as hard as stone, and may be ex-
poled even to the at ion of the fen without %ry. In an
Buildings, therefore, Intended to refit or contain water, thi
Cement may bc ufcd with angular advantage: or it may be
lowered with lime and find to any del,rable degree, for com-
mon purpofes.

'Cory alto prepare STUCCO for =Ong Buildings with, of the
fame hard and durable nature u the Ccment. It prefcrvelosho
wAs "In wet and damp, and may be execut:d fo as Cons-
eddy to resemble Stone, at a very moderate mtpencc. Flat
Paving, Coping, and Gutter Stones, cheaper than natural Stone.
London, England, 1802-07-16

CORN MARIETS.

CORN INIPIICTORs RRTYRM PROM UZINLIDC!.
JULY 15.
Wheat, per Load, from z6l. los. to 191.
Barley, per Q2arter, from 11. tos. to 11. 141.
Oats, per Quarter, from 11. 21. to il.6s.
Beans, per Quarter, from IL 121. to 11. 16s.
Peafe, per Quarter, from 11. 18s. to 21. 21.
MARK.LANI, JULY 16.

-
Our Corn Trade. continues extremely heavy ;
and we had an addition of Wheat and Beans to-
day to thofe left on hand laf Monday.-We quote
the Pr ices of that day as being the terms of this
morning generally. The alterations our Market
will experience depend on the favourablenefs of
the weather for the enfuing harveft.
E oglifh Wheat, per quarter, 465.525.655. to 70s.
Foreign Ditto, 6os. 665.
Fine Dantzic Wheat, 665. dos.
Rye, 325. 345.
Barley, 2os. 265.-(Malting) 325. 355.
Malt, 465. 50s. 525.
Oats, t6s. 195. 2 ts. 6d.
Honk Beans, (New) 30s. 345.
Tick Beans, (New) 285. 31s.
Hog Peace, 305. 345.
Boilers, 341. 381. 391.
Carraway Seed, 365. to 425. per cwt.
Coriander, 3os. to 345. per cwt.
Canary, 84s. to 88s. per cwt.
Rape Seed, 341. to 381. per
Flour sos. 555. per Pack.
London, England, 1802-07-16

DURIJAM COUN r ELECTION.

AT a numerous Meeting of the Freeholders of
the County e: Durham nildent in and near Londno, held
this 13th day of Juny twos, in purfuanee of public Advertift-
mutt, to take into confukratiun the molt effedual means of
feenrini: the N atiou and Elediun if ROWLAND BUR-
DON, -rfq. to r pdatt, for the third time, the County of
Durham in Prii.inumt ;
GEUR GE HAWKS, Efi.ln the Chair;

Ref°Ned, 11... t an open Commitiee be appointed, for the pur-
pole of promoting Mr. Bunion's Elettion for the Cou.ity of
Durham ; and mat the Committee do meet daily, at the Gray's-
Inn Coife4.-hottfe, Holborn, at three o'clock, until the Eledtion
ke cloft.d. . _

Retolved, That the Committee be inftrufted to procure tome
Proper pedal or pertain to attend a: the Median on Tnefclay
next, for the purport oleo-iterating in the Notnination of Mr.
Bunion to r‘prtferit the Comity In the coining Parliament.
Refolved, That in the prefent eircumftances it is hirhly
ea-
pdicnt for th.: Freeholders of the County of Duth...m. refident
it London, to exert their utmolt endeavours to procure a mt.
to.rous attendance of the Freeholders at the El..ftion ; and for
Cat kurpotc that thty do write to 411 their conneetions in the
County by this day's and Friday's Poft ; and that all the Free-
holders refident in London be requefted to hold themfelves in
ecadincfs to attend the Ekdion when called upon.
Retched, That a Copy of theft Refolutions, fined by the
Chairman, be fent to Rowland Bunion, Ely. and that he be re-
ssefted to be preen at the Eledion op Twlday neat.
ItLfolved, That thcfe Refolutions, Sped by the Chairman,
be inftned in the London Ncwfpapers, anti primed and eirtu-
Ltca in the County of Durham. GEO. HAWKS.
R‘folved, that the Thanks or this Meeting be given to the
nun.

P. S. It is that all communications from the Conn'
In be adds.effod to the Chairman of the Durham County Elm-
thou at the Gray's.lon Coffee-houfe, Holborn.
London, England, 1802-07-16

CHARLOTTE FORT, SHETLAND, JULY s,

The weather of late has been extremely cold
and boiderous, very fnowy. Vegttatioa is much in.
jured, and um- tithing boats being In rinall could
not live at lea. The confequences feared are fcarcitr
of bread, fodder, and fifh. Upwards (164 Dutch
bulks appear off the Fort, but not one
They arc from 5o to go tons burden, manned
with is hands each, aitd profecining the herring
fifhery." We cannot learn their iiicc:fs, owing tti
the weather preventing airy intcrcourfe with them.

The felowing chips were at l'4,fralta on the 26th
of Mg, preparing for their return to England,
viz :

Guns. Commanders,.
Kent
Sir R. BICKERTON,
'4 /Cant
Gibraltar - - 8o H. Kw*.
Northumberland • 74 -- Mairrira.
Alexander • - 74 —M. Dixov.
Heaor • 7 74 Soirstr, Ading.
igre • 74 -- JacitsvN, Acting.
Renown - . 74 C. Mitre.
Monmouth 64 --- HART.
F•a•elY • 64 SC4..TT
I.'Aten!ene . • - 64 --- Sit T. LivzNorrogii.
IltAakel 64 CLARKE.
cfit our - 64 BAKER.
Hacrlcm - 6o NoRTILET.
Madras e 54 -- Batas.
TROOPERS.
Expedition - 44 -- Wit sox.

Reiulus
Experiment
Chrrol r
Pegarus

44 PII3ILA/Ilit.
44 SAY/ L
44 SCHOKBEILOo
28 ••••• PRNOltiLlt•
11.10 AT LS.
3 —. MA L LINO.
38 Hon. C. PACITI
11.001.1.
- 18 DICI4.
- 18 Lieut. Acciing.

Diana
Hydra

Cynthia
Cam:lcon 7,

Prndour
Dover •

ARMED "IRA N SPOILI 4.

- 44 Capt. SUOICLAND.
44 Licut.Baowwg.

On the 7th July the Du Kt of KENT packet fpoko
in lat. 48, 36, long. 20, 37, the (hip Mary, loan
Chaticlitmn, bound to. Coves, out 29 days, and
l'n the tnlowing day the (poke the Prince
rick to trom Glalgnw, bound to Nova Scotia.—
The Packet pallid on the loth intiant, lat. 49, 29.
long. 8, 26, a brig with Aurora, of Teignin.mt,i,
marked on her ttern ; on the t tth the (poke
the Brunlwick, trom Martinique for London, out
26 days.

The 'hip Reward, Capt. Jona LEACH, lately ar-
rived from the ltland oflamaica, on her pair.
Ihottly after failing from that Ifland, caught a
lhark near feven feet in length : as the Tailors are
fond of that fish. and the people of the Reward
having eaten moll part, with the liver, in a few
hours the Captain found five of his men and two
boys were poifoned, and in a few days they all.
died, feveral of them mad.

The DUKE of Mon TROSI, EARL Howls, and
DtTiogasica4rethethi.Encefixdct luhicpys
Oton at
hr re ih
i from
han
February la IL
London, England, 1802-07-16

STAI 0? nit rim. :...

Forty objeeted to.hy the Connie! for
Mr. Holland - r. 4 M fres. Tlo lluffor.s, hut of enOrfe
Mr. Struoge - in a..trotted to Pull by the returning

OfTkcr.

One Vote wag objeCted to, by the
Mr. Theharm - 112 Condit fur Mara. Holland and
Mr. G. W. Tlacluffon t 1 7 Strang, and of courfc n.jrard
by the returning Officer.

FRANCE.

PARIS, 23 MESSIDOR, JULY 32.

Mitts lIFNERECII, COUNSELLOR OP STATP, CO-
LONIAL PREFECT AT ST. DOMINGO, TO THE COM-
MISSARY OF MARINA AT BOUROFAIJX.

The Cape-, hinrT I.

1 thank you, Citizen, for the espy of the Treaty of Peace
which you have fent me. We had already received it hy an
Aviles. fent by the Minifter. Thi, news mutt give mercy to
the trade of Bourdeaus ; they will hear with plc:Cure of the
complete pac;fication of that colony by the fuhrniftnn of Tour-
faint, Chriftophe, and of all the Chiefs of the revolted. lhe
town of the Cape is rebuilding with muds aCtivity ; commerce
abourelt ; the pacification has permitted us to reftore the eoeft-
ins trade to that colony, which the v:Ar had forced us to fur.
pend. The cultivators have returned to their habitations by
means of which circulation will be re•eftablalscd ; provifioLa
will be more pien:iful in this port, and trade will make It; re.
turps w:t:x more cafe. (Signed) saNcticu.

LONDON.

FRIDAY, JULY r 6.
PRICE OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK:

per Cent. Confols, 731 1 ex. die.
Ditto, for the epg. with thy. 7.53.
4 Per Cent. got -S 7... r Cent. to i ii—New Ann t:',4l.
Omnfunt 1 dif.
PRICE OF STOCKS YESTERDAY.
3 per Cent. Red. 73} 74i Short Ann.
3 per Cent. Conf. 7311 Imp. 3 per Cent. 7.t1/
4 per Cent. Crz,B7i 9c)i Imp. An.i. tz 5-t6t
5 per C. Ann. zi:4111 Fcchcri. Bids,
5 per C, nt 107 to3l Omnilint 1 # dif.
Lon? Ann. st t•l6 Conf. for opg. 741 751 7;

This day M.tils arri:•ed from Hart:burgh and
Holland. Among utlier Articles of icfs niument
they have brt,ught us the fuLuu.;og :
CONSTANTINOPL F. MAY zB.—Tbc threatening
prifuion of-GIORGI OSMAN, the relselhous Dacha,
at K!r: Eceleice, twelve leagot:s from Adrianoi.le,
elcite:.: much onea!inefi. The GRAND SE IGN!OR has
commanded the Copitan Pacha, to take the com
umnd of die troops deflincd againfl the rebels, and
which are eflimated 22,c00 men. OsM AN, it
is laid, ivaas (.n appear.:g in perfon before the
SULTAN, to accufe his enemies, who are the fate
cause of his rebellion. He avoids the Imperial
troops as much as poilible, and it is furpofcd xs ill
try to retire towards the Black Sea. He profeffes
profound fuhniiilion to the SULTAN. rlis army
is not ellitnatcd at more than 5,000 boric, and a
le w foot.
London, England, 1802-07-16

SUMMER STATE LOTTERY.

Only 24,00 c 'tickets; begins Drawing the 2d of next Month.
HODGES and Co. Stock-Brokers, molt re-
fpeetfully acquaint the Nobility and Public, that the
Tickets and Shares are on Ede iu great varkty, and on the
molt reafonable terns, at their Licenfed Offices. No. 149,
Oxford-ftreet, oppofite Bond-ltreet, No. 44, St. James's-
Itrect, and in molt of the principal towns.
During a period of thirty years, Hodges and Co. have been
remarkably fortunate in the Pale of Crpit.l Prizes, and left year
they were pre-eminent, as will be teen by the following 'tate •
ment and Shared by Hodges and Co. x t :
No. 29,467 a Prize of L. 20,000 I No. x Bp6o a Price of £.3,003
15.705 - 20,000 30,332 - 5,000
24,7d7 0,002 28,898 P - 5
.' Prizes to any amount paid on demand.
London, England, 1802-05-12

lOr

john %rarity the yonfigee, now or tate of S.hardfow, Derbyfhire,
cornfaetor, dealer and chapman, June 8,9, and 22. at eleven,
at the !Slue Lian Inn, Leicefter. Attornies, Meta. Bleafdale
and Alexander, New-Inn, London; or Mr. Robert Bond,
I.eicd%. r.
William Dale, late of Petworth, Suffer, miller, dealer and char-
man, June 4. c. and 22, at ttn, at the Norfolk Arms Ina, in
Arundel. Attorney, Mr. William Holmes, Arundel.
Thomas Cartwright, of Manchefter, uphoifterer, dealer and
chapman, May 17, 3t, and June 22, at three, at the White
Horie Inn, iviatiebefter. Attnrnies, Mr. Cardwell, Manehef-
ter ; or Mr. T. C. J;.ckfon, Walbrook,
John Harrifon, of Stoke-upon-Trent, Stafford e, manufadtu-
ra of earthern ware, May 26, 27, and June 22, at twelve, at
tile Market-Hall, in Hanley, Stafforditrire. Attornies, Mr.
Tornlinfon. in Hanky ; or Mr. Willington, King i•Bench-
Walka,Tempit, London.
Thomas Johnion, of kiddenninfter, Woreefterthire, grocer,
dealer and chapman, May 31, June 2, and as, at eleven, at
the Star and Garter, is Arorceller. Attornies, Mr. William
Willes, Worceiter ; or Mr. James FLU, Bride-court, Bridge-
reet, I.ondon.
Daniel Hantaway„ late of Brandon, Norfolk and Suffolk, men
chant, dealer and chapman, June 2,3, and 22, at eleven, at
the Guildhall, Ring's I.ynn. Anoraks, Mr. llama Dog.
more, at Thetford ; or Mr. John Berry, Meard-Rreet, Soho.
James Chaddock and Randle Kcay. both of Wigan, Lancalhirc,
potters, dealers, cbapmen. and partners, May 19, ao, and
June 22, at cloven, at the Eagle and Child Irma in Wigan...-
Attorney, Mr. Clayton, of Wigan.
DIViDENDS.
May 25. Efi2lbeth Purcell and 'Thomas Wingfield Purcell,
of New-ftrat, Fetter-lane, London, glafs-dealers and copart-
nas, at twelve, at Gt.ildhall.
May as. John Pate, late of Bury St. Edmund's, Suffolk, money
fcrivener, at ten, at Guildhall. London.
May 25. James Hoak and William Turner, now or late of
Bridge• Toot, coal-merehauts and partners, at
ten, at Guildhall.
May 29. Charlotte Court and Alexander Webfter Court, late
of Red-Lion-Item, Clerkenwell, Middkfes, merchants and
copartners, at nine, at Guiklhall.
May 29. David Lewis and Richard Potter, of Manfinn-houfe-
it r;:et, London, wholefale linen-drapers and partaers, at nine,
at Guildhall.
May 29. Samuel Malcom, late of Old Broad-ftreet, London,
broker, at ten, at Guildhall.
May 3t. Edward Dunmore, of Stonton Lcicefterfhire,
miller, at eleven, at the Aogel Inn, Market-Harborough.
May
,;1. James Nl•Murray, of I.iverpoul, draper and tailor,
at eleven, at the Globe 'Tavern, Liverpool.
June 2. Thomas Feete Wentberley,late of Huntingdon,grocer,
at tco, at the Fountain inn, Huntingdon.
June 2. Robert Stafford the younger, of Huntingdon, grocer,
at ten, at the Fountain Inn, Huntk•gdon.
June 2. William Chown, late of Highant-Mills, Northantp-
tonthire, miller, at ten, at the Fountain Inn, Huntingdon.
London, England, 1802-05-12

LOTTERY.

The Houfe Refolved into a Cununittet on the Lottery Li-
eunce Aft.
Mr. VAN3ITTAII7 Rated the alterations which he meant to
prop's& in this Aft, which were, that every Lottery Office in
London and VVeltminfter, mould pay a Licence Duty of sok
but that fueh Licenced Offices Mould be only Ethic to a Duty
of tot for any agency office it might chute to eßabillb in any
part of the country. That every officer in the country Mould
pay a duty of sat and have the fame redudinn for agency offices
in any part of the United Kingdom, except in London, Dublin,
or Edinburgh. The Hon. Gentleman moved refolutions ac-
cording to his Ratements.which were agreed to, the Houk re-
turned, and the Report was ordered to be received to-morrow.
London, England, 1802-05-12

HOUSE OF COMMONS.

The London flit Market Bill was read a fecond time and
committed.
Mr. Baker moved for and obt,dned leave to bring in a Bill
for regulatin3 the Admeafurement of Coals in the City of VAR-
tr.infler. •
The Report of the Manure Bill was received, agreed to, and
the Bill ordered to be ingroffed and read a third time.
Mr. CbariLs Dundas gave notice of his intention of bringing
in a Bill to repeal a Claufe in the Atlt 13 Geo. 111. relative to
the Poor.
The Houfe Duty Farming Bill was brought in, read a Bra
and °r lerv! to tw read a fecond time to-morrow.
Lord Hawk ibury brought up a Copy of the Treaty of Ba-
dajot,,and of the Treaty between the French Republic and Por-
tugal. He alfo brought up a Copy of the Articles figned at
hltifcove, the nath ifoor,between his Majefty and the Em-
peror of Ruff:a, and the Ads of Accclßon of the Northern
Powers. He moved they fipauld lie on the Table, and informed
the Houfe they were printed, and ready for delivery.
The Bill to prev,nt the feereting parts of Bank Notes fent by
the Poft was brought in, read a firft and ordered to be read a
fecond time to-morrow.
Mr. Alexander brought up the Report of the Committee of
Supply, which was read and agreed to.
Leave was granted to bring in a Bill to continue the Mutiny
Adt for a limited time, and the Bill to continue the Ad to re-
guLut the Marine Forces while on Ihore.
Ordered, on the motion of Sir Wm. Pulteney, that there be

id before the Houfe an account of the quantity of Linen and
----- - - - -

Hempen Yarn imported Into Great Brims for Ten Years up
to the year 18os, diftingnifblng each. Aro of the Flax and
Hemp, and the flax and Hemp Seed, Imported for ac fame

. _
period.
The Militia Pay Billwas read a third time and paffed.
The Houk went through a Committee an the Legacy Duty
Aft. Progrefs WU reported, and the Committee ordered to
lit again on Friday.
London, England, 1802-05-12

FREEHOLD ESTATES, BERKS.
TO BE SOLD BY •UCTION,
Sometime in July next, in Lots, as will be exprefied in futUre
Adver,dements,
'THE Valuable and very Defirable Freehold
Eltates, known by the name of " Ufton Court Lft..t.-i."
confuting of upwards of 2000 Acres, eligibly Innate in the
molt henutiful part of the County of Berk s, between Readirg
and Newbury, about forty-feven miles from London on the
high Bath kind; with catcnfive and beneficial Manors, Rtral-
ties, &c. thereto belunging.—Due notice will be given of the
time and place of f.ae, and when particulars may be had of
the Audioneer ; and Meas. Aldridge and Smith, Solicitor.,
Lincoln's Inn.

TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION,
Some time is the Month of June next. unlrfs previnully &-
poled of by Private Contract, of which clue Notice will be
given,_

AN ESTATE confi fling of about too Acres of
Freehold, Copyhold, and Leafehoid Land, the property
of the late Stephen Lawfon Popi!am, Efq.deceafed, at Fritliam,
in the New Furell The Manton a very commodious one, is
under repair, greatly improved, and might be finialed at an
city expence, as the chief part of the Materials are provided.--
The Kota principally confitts of a Dining Room 23 Feet by
16, a Drawing Room ail by 22, with a Breakfaft Parlour, Four
excellent Red-Chambers, and as many Garrets. The Advan-
tage of turning out Cattle without flint is attached to the Farm.
ior Particulars apply to Mars. Harbin and Hooper, Ring-
wood, Hants : And, for a view of the Preinifes to tyro. Stib-
bert, at Fritham, aforefaid.
London, England, 1802-05-12

CY)Rg MARKET.

MARK-LANE, MAY 12.
Oats are thi; day rather dearer than mentioned
in our Paper of Monday laic.—Wheat and every
other fort of Grain remain without any alteration.
BREAD.—Yefterday the LORD MAYOR, after in-
fpeding the Meal Weighers' Returns, ordered the
price of Bread to.be lowered half an Mize, or id.
in the Peck Loaf, to take place to-morrow. The
Qiiiu-tern Loaf will then be 9,:d.

LAW INTELLIGENCE.

COURT OF KING'. BENCH, MAY it.

This was a paper day. Two cafes were argued,
the points involved in which were, whether, In the
declaration upon a policy of infurance on a foreign
fhip, an averment of interea is necelfarv, and
titer the profits of a voyage are infurabie eo amine '
but the Court declined for the prefent giving judg-
ment in either•of them.

LordEct.strsoaouonafterwards fat at NO Prhu
till four o'clock. The caufes, like thole ufually
tried in term, were of the moll trifling nature.

NAUTICAL INTELLIGENCE.

MAILS THIS DAY.-WIND N.

•UITED.
I Dublin,
a Waterford,

PORTSMOUTH, MAY i i.

DVt.
0
1

This day arrived the Fame, from the Downs, bound to
India. Came into harbour his Majefty's Chip PUISSANT, Capt.
Suss, to be paid off. Arrived one Collier from SJnderland.
Ycfterday failed two Hoops full of (camas, for the eallwal d.
London, England, 1802-05-12

OAD CLOTYL

rar.h.
Itilkd tall year 285,8. i 2,263,966
This ycar 264,082 8,499,1 4 1

Dtercarcd

21,769
NARROW CLOTHS.

564 724

Milled Lift year 169,262 4-- 6.014,420
his ytar 137,131 ♦.33.534

Dec waled 38,03 r z 80,886
Smithfield had but a thin market on Monday :
frnall beans that were good meat, fold at high
prices, and full ls. pet none beyond larger oxen of
equal goodnefs.
CRICLFT.—On Monday laft began playing a
Grand Match of Cricket, at Woolwich, between
eleven Gentlemen ofWoolwich again ft eleven Gen-
tlemen of Bromley, for 500 guineas, which, after
-o'ral hours play, was paponed.
London, England, 1802-05-12

ECCLESIASTICAL PROMOTIONS.

The Rev. John lon a prdented by llamas St. qtjintin,Efq.
to the perpetual coracles of Rotton aud Lowthurpe, in the salt

The Rev. Thomm Kidd, M. A. of Trinity College, Cam-
bridge, and Second Matter of Merchant Taylor' School, hal
bee,, lately collated by the &atop of London to the Rcdory of
St. James, Garlick Hithe.
London, England, 1802-05-12

PrjE ANNIVERSATION DINNER of the
eatlemen educated at BERKHAMPSTED SCHOOL,
will Le had at the King's Anus in Berk Limited, on ucfday
the ifith infant.
THOMAS KINDER. El stewards.
Mr. THOMAS DUPRE,
• Dinner on Tab!e at Your o Clock.

SHEERNk SS, KENT, APRIL a 6, !So.:.
TO BUILDERS.
IOTICE is hereby given, that the Commillion-
era for putting in execution the Ad of Parliament paired
In the Fortrerft year of the Reign of his prefent Majefty, for
Building a-Pler at Sheernefs and Paving, &c. Blue Town. in
the lee of Sheppy, will meet at the Pwan Inn, Blue Town
aforefaid, on Saturday, the tsth day of May next. at Si: O'clock
in the evening prscifely, to receive Propoilds from fuch Perfons
Who arc waling to cootrad with the laid Controileoncrs for
treeing a Tide Pier on the Sea Beach, at the Weft End of the
hid Town, son Fixt In length, (or fuels further Diftancc as
may be required,) by 20 Feet in breadth, at per Foot.
The Pier to be conftrukfted of Norway Fir Timber and Rip
Fir Plunk, nut Itf• than si Inches thick.—For further Particu-
lars apply to Mr. Robert Smith „Surveyor. She rnefs.
By Order of the CommiSoners, J. SILVESTER, Clerk.

GAOL OF DEvoN.
WANTED a Governor of th? Gaol of the raid
Cottny. and for the Penitentiary Houfe, within the laid
Prifon, at a Limy of 2C.,1 per 31111 UM, with a Lodge, and the
ground furrounding the Prifon. The itriatft inveltigation will
be made into the principles and moral ensuluel of every perfon
who may think fit to off.:r for this appointment, and a refe-
rence to perfon in a due Inuation of life will be required, to
eltablilk die charader of Cacti applicant. The fuperior educa-
tion, and the previous habit of command, when other qualifi-
cations arc equal. will meet sith a decided preference.
Any perfon wing to offer hindell as a candidate, may re-
ceive any information frcm Mr. Eales, Clerk of the Peace
Exeter, who can have immedi ate anmtnuninlion with the vilit
Jufticet. EAI.ES, Clerk, or the P-aee.