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London, England, 1802-01-05

LAW INTELLIGENCE.

COURT OF COMMON PLEAS, DEC. as.
EIRANCH Vs HARPER.

'This Was an aftion by a Scamin for his wages
itgaifift the Mailer of his (hip, which was detained
iU Rut is during the late embirgo.
- -

The Plaintiff': cafe being proved, the ground
of defence was, that as the Plaintiff *as a Swede,
he might have gone into other fery ice, as other
foreign feamen under fimilar circumltances .had
done, and as he was at perfe& liberty to do.

The Jury, under the direction of Lord ALVA*
Jar, found a verdia for the Plaintiff, fuhjett to
the opinion of the Court as to the legality of the
claim

lOURT OF KING'S BENCH, DEC. u.
Rusin V. HUNT.

This was an aaion for Goods fold and deliver- '
ed. The Defendant purchafed coatis, at the
Qle of a Mr. Witherington. The defence was, that
he purchafed merely. as a broker, for one Dick-
aeon. but it appearing that he did not name his
Principal at the time of purcitafe, nor till the
goods were delivered, Lord KENTON held, that he
was refponfible ; others ire when credit was given
to a folvent man, he might Rip his bead out of a
collar, and tubllitute another.—Verdia for the
Ptaidiff.
1,11011? V. COVItt Mitt OTIISIS•
An &lion to recover the value of 40 iiiigfheads
of tobacco fold by the plaintiff to the defendants,
by means admit broker, who proved the contrga,
and who was agent for the plaintiff at the com-
mencement of the dealing, but became agent for
both parties before it was concluded.
The plaintiff offered to fell the tobaedb to the
defendants for 51d. per pound weight—one of the
defendants offered sd. for it. The ddendint, who
treated with the plaintiff, raid, he would refer him
to his fon, a partner in trade, and then went out
of town. The broker called on the fon, and afked
him if he would give 50. He refuted.—
The broker then raid Ise would call on the plain-
tiff again, and if he agreed to take the sd. per
pound, he would fend him the tobacco the next
day, which lie did. 'the tobacco was received at
• the defendant's warchonfe, kept until the elder
Mr. Court, who had fir* bargained for it, had re-
turned to town, and then a mettage was fent to
the plaintiff, faying, that MeffinCourts bad fui
themfelves and that they would
not
have this article.
Mr. Gass raid a few words for the defendants,
which amounted 'to no defence ; and Lord
Heavon raid he niklerilood the (peech if the
Learned Counfel, in this cafe, a be the Taft dying
ech of his client..Verdia for the plaintiff—
ges 11.11.
London, England, 1802-01-05

TUESDAY, JANUARY 3.

PRICE OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK:
Confols for opt, 69”—Reduceil 671 +.
4Pa Cent. 8411--New S per Can. 981,
PRICE OF STOCKS YESTERDAY.

Awl Stock 1871
3PerCt.ked.6744
4 Fr Con. 8414
Lung Ann. 19 13-16

DVIII IN, DM
3f per Cent. Gov. Deb. 83—
Cow& of Exchange—.D

Short Arn. 5 3-16 i
Ira 5 per C 97
Foglia Lot. Tic .16L
ConE for opg. 694 f

cesseett 31. -
.5 per Cents. Gov. Deb. 96t.
Inblin on London, sot.

The CHANCELLOR of the Exett rgyss Rated lak
night, that the calif:. of the [hurt adjournments of
Parliament Rill remained to a certain extent, but
that he hoped he fhould never need to explain it,
and that next Thurfday fennight Ile fliould be able
to move an adjournment to the period originally
propofed.

I.

• There can be little doubt that the mutiny in the
fleet was alluded to. By Thurfday fe'nnight, the
day on which Parliament next meets, the trials of
the mutineers, which have probably commenced
this day, will be terminated.
Laft night we received Paris Journals to the
3oth ult. inclutive. It does not appear from them
that the FIRST CONSUL had then fet out for Lyons.
The news by thefe Journals is given in the pre-
preceding columns.—Tierf tenfold; S3 fr. 8o c.
This morning the Hamburgh Mail, due on
Sunday laD, arrived. The following are the ar-
iicks brought by it : •
VIENNA, Dac. 19.—The archives of the late
Netherlands, which relate to the finances, rights
of fovereignty, and State debts, will be delivered
to the .French Ambaffador here. The department
for the Netherlands, which has hitherto exifted,
will now be entirely fuppreffed.
The Maltefe Knights of the Bohemian tongues
have already had reverel deliberations, at the in.
fiance of Rutile, relative to the elation of a Grand
Mailer, and with to -convene the Members is
Prutlian Silefia, in a formal chapter ; but as theme
take no part,and have no conflation with the for-
mer; and;as the conclufion of the affair is battened
by the Grand Chancellor Prince Kvstaxim, the
Bohemian Tongues have refolved to proceed to
an elation before the prefent year has elapfed.

According to letters from Bucharell, PASSWAN
OGLOU 114 taufeerurkith money to be coined at
Widdin, but as this coin is very bare, neither the
troops nor.tradefmen will take it, and his credit,
which lately flood fo high, is now much on the
decline.

Pirsessuaorr, Dec. B.—According to letters
from Buchareft, 'SWAN OGLou has again made
fome attempts to penetrate into Wallachia, but
they have npt fucceeded, and he has been forced
to retire entirely to Widdin.
MILAN, Dsc. 11.—On the gth init. General
Muasr left this city for Lyons. Before his de.
parture he addrelfe4 the following letter to the
Committee of Gove•.-nment
" I have received, Citizens, the letter in which
you inform Me that ou have affigned the fum of
6,49.026 litres for the arrears and current as-
p ences of the army. I make it a pleafure to cr.
London, England, 1802-01-05

FRANCE.

LEGISLATIVE BODY, 8 NIVOSE, !DEC. 2g.)
PRiSIDENCY OF LEFEVRE LAROCHF.
The Alrembly having proceeded to ballot for
the choice of a candidate to be prefented to the
Confervative Senate, the refult was as follows.—
The number of voters 22;, abfolute majority
si3
General Lamarlettlcre
Dawson

• .

IVA
100
6

Chatry-Latore
MaHeti& and Duo&
Bqfrut
-
• Amnia's. Dettourmelinurdan, Sued, Marras,
• Doubouchafe, Cnuftard, limulllon, each - I
As none of the Candidates had an abfolute ma-
jority, the ballot will be repeated.
A difcuflion was then opened on the project of
law prcfented on the z6th Frimaire, (Dec. 17,)
by the Counfellor of State REAL," that the pima.
menrof death ihall continue to be applied in the
cafes determined by the laws till utherwife or-
dered."

After GARY and GRUPIL PREFELN, orators of
the Tribunate, had fpoke at great length on the
fubjeel, and esprellid the with of the Tributrate,
that the punithment of death thould IEII continue
to be in force, the projeitt was adopted by 234
whit: balls to 3o black.
London, England, 1802-12-18

EAST INDIA SHIPPING.

Yelierday a Court of Direetors of the Eaft India
Company was held at the India-houfe, which ad-
journed to Wednefday next. The new Chip named
the' WEXFORD, of 1200 tons burthen, built by
ROBERT WIGRAM, Efq. for the fervice of the Eaft
India Company this feafon, has been configned
to China dirdt ; the WEXFORD is to be afloat on
the 23d of next month, and to be in the Downs on
or before the r+th of March, at which time the fol-
lowing 'hips are alfo appointed to be in the Downs,
viz. New Ship, Captain CHARLES LENOX, and the
CHARLTON, Captain THOMAS WELLADVICE, for
Bengal; and the new Chip WARREN HASTINGS, for
China.

Of the five new extra (hips proceeding to India
this feat-on, three have been already named, viz.
the CAERMARTHEN, Captain JoHN DOBREE : the
EXPERIMENT, Captain JAMES CARNRGIE : and the
HARRIETT, Captain WILLIAM LYNCH : they are
reftriaed to the burthen of 550 tons.
Direaions have been fent to Bombay to lay
down in the docks of that Prefidency a fhip of 74
guns, and a frigate, for the fervice of Government.
?Timber of fufficient fize has been brought from
the coati of Pegue for the above purpofe.

ARRIVED
At HaniVrgh—Liberty, Johnfon, from London.
At New ork—Cheiterfield, from London ; Louifa
Bridges, Eve ; and Alice Bridges, —, from Antigua.
At Virginia—lnduftry, Vickery; and Maria Louifa, Baufh,
from Liverpool; Suffolk, Moore, from London; and Mary
Ann, Fuller, from Guernky.
At Teneriffe, Cornelia Eleanora, from Hamburgh.
Ai St. Sebaftian's—Mary, Dyer, from London.
At Gibraltar-.-Hall, Cummings; and Garland, Simkins,
from Newfoundland ; Mary, Lambert ; and Betfy, Jones. from
At Bareeloca=Jane, Tayler ; Batty ; Nancy, Potts ;
Balton Hope, Fry, from London ; and Auftria Catharina,
from lamburgh. _ _ _
London, England, 1802-12-18

NEWTON's PRIIiCIPJA.

Nature and Nature's Lawslay bid in Night:
Gen faid-Let Newton bet—and all was Light..—Pora.
•
This day was publifhed.
Dedicated by Parmiiiion to the Rev. Dr. Maikelyse,
Aftronomer Royal,
Compkte in Seven Pares, Prise ss. each, the whole forming
Three kandfonie Volumes Bvo. Price al. 7s. in Boards, Slur.

traced by upwania of so Engravings, and anbellithed with !
an elegant Portrait of the Author, done from an original Butt I
at the Royal Oblery tory at Greenwich,
THE MATHEMATICAL PRINCIPLES Of
NATURAL PHILOSOPHY.
By Sir ISAAC NEWTON. •
Tranlisted into Englifiv by ANDREW MOTTL
To which are added, Newnan's Syftem of the World.; aSbort
Coto meat on, and Defence , ibe Principle, by W. Emcrfon;
with the Laws f the Mocues*Modon according to Gravity ;by
Jbii Madlin;Aßron.Prof at Grefh. and See. to the Roy.. Soc.
A New Edition (with the Life of the Author.).
The whoicearetully Reviled and Conceited by° W. DANIS.
Author of the " Treatife on Lana Surveying,' the 4' Ufe of
the Globe:Ili" Editor of tbe " Mathematical Companion," &c.
London r,Pritued for H. D. Synsooda;•Pisternufter4ow.
terrisoinosovadence arifing frinnelt.• great (amity of for-
mer editions et Sir Vase klewton'sPrineipia, and Syitem of the
World, added to the exorbitant prices charged for them when
to be met with, determined 'the BMW to undertake tt New
Edition echo& Works; and he is improfltd with confidence
that no other apology wUI be thought iteadfarf, at slime when
PAailkimatics is become a falitiostable Science, and is looked
gison as a necelFary acquifition in the polite woad.
London, England, 1802-12-18

PARLIA MEN? .nnr PROCEEDIA

HOUSE OF LORDS, FRIDAY, DEC. t 7.

The Royal A ffent was given by Commiffion, to the Malt
Tax, the Exchequer Bills, the Annual Indemnity, the Place
and Penton Duty, the Ira hlllitia, and the Small Notes BillF,
and alfo two Privat,! Dills. The Lords Commiffionera were,
the Lord Chancellor, Lord Pelham, and Lord Walfingham.
Counfel were heard at confiderable length relative to the
Scotch Apird, Alexander Irving, Efq. of Newton, and others,
• .1% Margaret Rollo otherwife Honften, namely, Mr.
Alexander and the I-ton. Mr. J. Abercrombie, on the part of the
Appellants, and Merril. Adam and Romilly, on behalf of the
Refpondent, after which Mr. Alexander was heard in reply.
The Loa D CHANCELLOR then rofc, and after ftating his opi-
nion generally with ri.fpetft to certain points in the cafe, fuggeft-
ed that its turther eon fi deration fhould be deferred till Thurfday;
and having moved to that effedl, it was ordered accordingly.
Counfel in the caufe, Lord Kinnard v. Alatthewfon was
further pottponed.
The various Bills before the Houfe were forwarded in their
refpecllive Rages.
Mr. ALEXA NDER,aceomranied by feveral Members,brought
up from the Commons, the Tranfport Bills Payment Bill, and
the Dublin Baking Trade Bill.
Two Private Bills were alfo brought up—one by General
GAs.CorNE, and the ether by Mr. AN NEELtY,WhiCh, with the
two Bills above mentioned were feverally read a firft time.
Some routine htifinefs was then difpofed of, after which their
Lordildps adjourned till Monday.
London, England, 1802-12-18

YARMOUTH, DECEMBER 17.

Arrived the Two Friends, WISE MAN. from
Oporto, with wine. Early this morning the Tho-
mas and Eliza, JOHN ANDERSON matter, of and
from London, bound to Newcaftle, with timber,
got on the Scroby Sand ; the crew are all faved,
but the flip and cargo, it is expected, will be loft ;
the Eliza, of Liverpool, STOKER mailer, with two
anchors a-head, has been driving, but has fince
been brought up ; the Trufty, of Yarmouth, from
the North, is lying in the Roads, but the gale
continuing, the has been obliged to run for Lowe.
ftoff South Roads. Sailed the MALLARD gun brig
on a cruize after fmugglers. Arrived the LYNX
(loop. Remain in the Roads the CLYDE frigate.
Sailed the Ant, Capt. HARRIS, with a cargo of
herrings, for the Straits.
London, England, 1802-12-18

This day was publifhed, price Five Shillings in' boards,
AN ESSAY on ABSTINENCE from ANI-
MAL FOOD, as a Moral Duty.
By JOSEPH ItITSON.
" Undc fam•a homini vetitorum tanta cibornm,
Audetis vefci, genus o morale ? ()ed oro,
Ne facite; a monitisanimosadventte noftrie &Wive.
" Je n'al pas la timerite de pretendre reform 'r le genretu
main, male affea de courage pour dire la verite, fans me foucier
des criailleries de eeux qui la redoutent, pace ont inte-
r& do tromper mitre efpece, ou de la Wirer Jana des erreurs
dont ils font eux-memes ks dupes."
Diderot, Cede de la Nature.
" It kin unpopular attempt to attack prejudices, eftabliihed
by time and habit, and fccured by the corruptions of luxurious
life. It is equally unpleafant to attempt the retbrmation of
without the Waft profpedt of fuccefs : yet there is a
fecret pleafure in pleading the cuufe of humanity and help efs
innocence." Dtehr Griery's Cavarettive View.
Printed for RICUARD PUILLIPS, No. 71, st. Paurs Church-
yard.
London, England, 1802-12-18

HOUSE OF COMMONS

The S FLAX XR took the Chair at three o'clock.
A Meffage was brought from the Lords, defiring the at-
tendance of the Commons at the Bar of that Houfe, in order to
bear the Royal Affent declared by Conuniffion to feveral Bills.
Mr. SPZACER, attended by feveral Members, went up forth-
with, and (hardy after returned and acquainted Houfe that
t:te Royal Affent had been given to the Small Note Bill, Ira
Militia Bill. Malt Duty Bill. Penton Tax Bill, Qualification
Indemnity Bill, and Exchequer Bills Bill.
Reported, the Woollen Manufaeture Amendment and the
Corn intercourfe Bill.—Ordered to be engroffed.
The Houfe in a Committee upon Expiring laws.—Ordered
to report to-morrow.
The Houfc in a Committee upon the Ira Militia Law In-
demnity Bill.
Mr. Corry moved feveral amendments' which were agreed to.
The Committee having gone through the Bill, Mr. Corry
moved that it be printed, in order, as he Paid, that Condones
might have it in their hands, with full tune and opportunity to
confider it maturely during the recefs, it being his purple after
that period to move, that it be taken into further Ation
on Friday the i ith of February, when it might receive the ad-
vantage of filch further improvements as might occur to Gen-
tlemen's minds in the interim.
Read a fecond time the Bill to coma a miftake in the frith
Militia Pay and Cloathing Bill of the loft year. Committed
forthwith, reported, and ordered to be read the third time to-
morrow.

Mr. CALCRAPT gate notice of his intention to bring in a
Dill for the batter regulation of the Coal Trade.

AMERICAN LOYALISTS.

Mr. TISRNEY prefented a Petition from certain
American Loyalitts, figned by George Martin, and
others, which for the prefent, he (I:mild only move,
that it be ordered to lie on the Table ; with a view,
however, at a future day, to move for its reference
to a Committee, when he fhould go at large into
the merits of the Petitioners' claim ; which he
trulled would appear to the Houfe, and particu-
larly to a Right Hon. Gentleman at the head of
the Treafury, to be founded on the juileft title to
the benevolent confideration of that Houfe. He was
aware it could be of no effed, unlefs it came re-
commended by the Crown : but he trufled that a
due confideration of its merits would obtain for it
that recommendation.
The CNANCILLOI of the Examen& faid, he
fhould not for the prefent.give any oppofition to
the reception of the Petition. Stipulating, how-
ever, that this eircumaance should not be confider-
ed as binding him to any opinion on the fubjed at
a future day ; or to the line of conduft he might
thing fit to
.adopt, in confequence of the Report of
any Committee on this fubjea.
London, England, 1802-12-18

-40,

v BIRTHS,
Thutfday, at his hook, hi ConduitAtteet, thi Lady of tie
IWt Hon. G.ftrte Canning, of a fon.
Thurfday, the Lady of Malcolm, Etq. at his houfe in
laareford ffrcet, of a fon.
, On the sth inflaut, at Paris, Mrs.i3laehlhaw, wife of George
Staekkaw, Efq.Donningtnn, Betts of daughter.
Saturday, the Lady of William ilianning;Efq. of Dillingtoti-
houfe, Somerfet, of a fon and heir.
In Kildare-ilreet, Dublin, the Lady of Bribazon NOW, Efq.
91a fon.
Monday, in Berner's-ftrea, the Lady of John Fonblanque,
Efq . M. P. of a daughter.
On the zoth nft. in Upper Gower-ftreet, the Lady of Win.
Moffat, jun. F.fq. of a daujhter. .
London, England, 1802-12-18

MARRIED.

On Saturday laft, Mr. Obadiah Wicks Rogers, of the Bank
of England, to Mils Ann Downing, of Shad-Thames.
On Saturday, at Mary-la-Bonne Church, Robert Gambier
Middleton, Efq. Captain in his Majeftrs Navy, to Mifs S. Mar-
du Leake. daughter of John Martin Leake, Efq. of Hari ey-ftreet.
Monday, at Drum. near Edinburgh, Jofeph Outram, Efq.
M tnazer of the Clyde Iron Works:. to Mifs Elizabeth Knox,
daughter of the late George Knox, Efq.
Lately, by rpecial licence, at Holme, in Yorkthire, one of the
feats of the Right Hon. Lord-Stourton, Jofeph Weld, Efq. of
Pilewell, county of SouthamptOn,fecond fan of Thomas Weld,
Eft of Dilworth-cattle, Dorfet, to the Hoe. Mifs Cherlotte
Stourton, fourth daughter of the Right Hein. Lord Siourton.
London, England, 1802-09-30

BIRTHS.

On Monday laft, in Cavendifh-fquare, the Lady of Wm.
Hunters £fq. M. P. of a daughter.
On the r6th ult. the Lady of Charles Morton, Efq. of a fon,
In Gardiner-row Dublin.
On Sunday lilt, at the Hon. Mr. Wortley's, Grofvencr-
fquare, the Right Hon. Lady Lovable, of a daughter.
O.i Sattirday,the Lady of Thomas Blair, Efq. M'alton Grove,
Surrey, of a daughter. . _
London, England, 1802-09-30

THEATRE ROYAL, COVENT .GARDEN.
"0 MORROW EVENING, OCTOBER 41
•
will be pr.fented the Tragedy of
JANE SHORE.
gaftings, Mr. SIDDONS; Glirliter, Mr. CORY ;
Zdniour, Mr. WADDY ; Shore. Mr. MURRAY.
Alicia, Mrs. LITCHFIELD ;
And Jane Shore, Mifa MARRIOTT)
(Being her third appearance on this Stage.)
To which will be added
THE HIGHLAND REEL.
Nl.Garin, Mr. EMERY ; Shelty, Mr. MUNDEN ;
Sandy, Mr. INCLEDON ;
Mifs HOWELLS; and Wiry, Mrs. MARTYR.
„ s„;!,irday, the Merchant of Venice; with Loves-le-Mode.
on Monday, the Tragedy of Hamlet ; with° Brazen Mak.
On Tnefday, the Man of the World; with the Turnpike

Cate.
Places for the Boxes to be taken of Mr. Brandon, at the Box
Oraze, Hart-itreet.

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SANS SOUCL
B.- the A et the Right Hon. the Lotpc..,earittip.
SATURDA4 OCTOBER •9, • t€ 62,
L, will be prrfeotel Sava, LINICS3IIIIII.
Lziessria-settuaez,
An Entertalmnent, entirely new, called
MOST VOTES.
The Sant will come in the fallowing foccellion
PAT L-e-The Poet to his Pen, The Committee, One, The
Totit, The invAbk Pig, Water Crays, Dolly of the Dale.
?ART 11.-Three Cheerq, The Harmony of the Affecitions,
Toe Three Sitters, The .golian Harp, Joltcring Giles, The
Szoline. The Barter's Shop.
PART 111. The Wind and the Rain, The Parachute. The
)tall 00.wittect, The Union of Love and Wine, A Hiftor,
the War, MOST Vorrs.
The whole is wrilen and cot:Voted, and will be (peen,
fog, and accompanied by
Mr. DIBDIN.
:karts is. Pit 3s. Gallery asr-Duars to be °paled at Seven,
Ad to bet.° catealy at light.
B.”'s- of the Songs to be fold at the Theatre.
Raw low the Bon:s to be taken at Leiceiter Place, where
may he: bad all the Ankles in Mr. Theatres Catalogue, aryl
,:r,, propedak for the publication, by fubfcription, of his Pro-
f Masi Life. with the Words ~)f Six Hundr,:d Songs,and with
Filly Plates from their fubjedts, in aqua tints.
A Ncw Song will be publiihed on Monday next, and on
every Thurfelay and Monday during the Winter, as well from
r..e New iltertaisnent, as chofen from thofe Songs, corapofed
eAltqcing and recitation, which have hitherto remained un-
rublifhed. •
Air. DISOIN rdpedtfully gives notice, that as there is not
the fmalleit probability of parting with his Stock for any thing
equal to its value, he is determined to continue adtivedy in
Lufirefs, and occaftewally to produce novelty for the purport:
of retreating his Publications; and, as a material itepAntratris
their eirculltion, he means to give a Rheral allowance to all
the Country Boaktellers and Mute-fellers, who will 'naive a
circular letter, with offers to that eiftd.
flThc Premifa are to be let or fold, pc/alkali to be given
at Chriftmas
London, England, 1802-09-30

COUNTRT NEWS.

We yefterday gave an account of a melancholy 1
difailcr that took place in the Stirbitch Theatre,
we have fince received the two following letters,
by which it appears the alarm was wholly ground-
lefs, and appears to have been circulated by a
gang of pickpockets, that they might plunder
amidft the confufion. Such a gang certainly was
at Stirbitch fair on Monday, as fevcral perfons at
it had their pockets picked.
64 CAMBRIDGE, SEPT. 28.—We were laft night
very much frightened by a report that the play.
houf: was on fire, and a little after that it had

fallen in. The alarm was given both infide and
c.utfid:: of the houfe, which occaftoned fuck terror

to tht company, that fome precipitated them•
felves from the gallery into the pit ; every one
trying to,make their ofcape in the belt manner
their fears fuggefled ; and notwithaanding the
Manager came forward and told them there was
no danger, (till they would perfil in their endea•
yours to get out ; which created fuch a fceno of
error and difirefs as is feldom witnefred. Thofe

who threw thcmfelv,:s from the gallery were of
courfe much kuifcd, others were trampled under
foot ; fome poor women were crying for their,
chill-ea, and hu(bands for wives : altogether it
was a scene too melancholy to defcribe, but which
may be better imagined. I have juft feen a gentle-
man who affifted in getting out a young lady who
ha i loft the gentleman in *hole company (he went,
and to whom the was to be married in about a
we( k. They carried her-to a booth, -and in an hour
fhe br.:athed Icr lath In that fituation fhe was
found by him who was to have been her hufband—

" But who can paint the lover as he Rood:
Picrc'd by forere amazement, hating life,
Sieechlefs, and fled in all the death of woe !"
Till a keener recolleetion of his miler), operated fo
forcibly, that he fell down and was left for dead.
I muff conclude this dreadful tale with telling you
the opinion of the people in general, which is,, that
a gang of pickpockets occalioned the whole mif-
chief, and that they aEtually filled the houfe with
tinoke that their fcheme might have its direful
cited. They.carried two ladies into the fields, and,
not fatisfied with [tripping them nearly naked,
they cut off the ears of one of them for the fake of
ler e tr-rings. There are five perfons killed, and
i gi eat many much hurt ; but the extent of this
laid affair is not yet accurately known."
London, England, 1802-09-30

NRIGIITON, SEPT. :S.

'The Pelmet reviewed yellerday thq Artillery
attached to his own regiment. who went through
their firing and evolutions with great addrefs.—
The FRIT:CI attended to the management of the
cons and bombs, with much earnefinefs. It took
i>lace at Cold(lone-bottom, about two miles wea
of Brighton.
The Elizabeth and Margaret pack*, which I
mentioned lately, as living been taken polfellion
of br the Cuftom-Honfe Officers, is, in confe-
quence of proper application being made to the
Commiflioners of the Cullom:, and the fimple fiefs
Dated, releafed, and retlored to the owners.—The
Lark packet fails for Dieppe to-night.
London, England, 1802-09-30

MARRIED.

Yeftcrday, at Richmond, Surrey, W. D'Arcy Todd, Efq.
Paymafter of his Majefty's 3d regiment, to Mifs Charlotte
ronkin, daughter of the late W. Tonkin, Efq. of I.iibon.
On Saturday bit, at llderton,the Rev. John Lloyd, of Paley,
Merionethibire,to MifsP.oddam,of Roddam,Northumberland.
John Harper, Erg. of Ackworth, near Pontefr.td, to Mils
Hinckley, daughter of T. Hinckley, Efq. of Lichfield.
In Stephen's-green, Dublin, John I)onleavy, Efq. to Mrs.
Keller, widow of the late Wm. Keller, Efq.
Martin Connolly, of Grange-Cagle, county of Dublin, to
Mifs Emily Connolly, daughter of S. Connolly, Efq Chapelizod.
Thomas M`Kane, Efq. of Bride-timer, Dublin, to Mifs Half-
' penny, daughter of Patrick Halfpenny, Ffq. of ChAncerv-lane.
London, England, 1802-10-15

OFFICIAL REPORT.

On Sunday morning, the 3d inft. our (mall
corps, confifting of 1400 or rsoo men, was ,attack-
ed in its pofitions before Avenches while the
enemy, amounting to 6000 men, at leaft attraOed
our attention on the left, by a falfe attack on the
bridge of Sugo, they commenced the action at
Faoug, and direeed a ftrong column by the wood
on the right. Thefe difpofitiens, to which we were
not allowed to oppofe our (mall force of the line,
obliged us to fall back, for fear of being cut off in
the rear, after a refinance of about an hour.—
Our young foldiers, more: ardent than well dif-
ciplined, retreated a little in difurder. General
BACHMAN took advantage of this circumftance
by clofely purfuing the troop, which was able
to form again for a moment at Payerne, but foon
after the fear of being cut off convened their re-
treat into a flight, and it was impoflible to rally
the troops, or to (top them. A plan then Teemed
to be organifed for preventing all order, and for
fpreading anarchy among the troops. Betides the
reports induftrioufly circulated in all quarters,
that we lrad been cut off, a caiffon fuddenly blew
up behind Moudon, which made it to be believed
that the enemy were in dote pntfuit. People
were obferved at the heads of the columns, crying
out, that we were on the point of being attacked.
In the woods bordering the high way, feveral
maw (hots were fired, fo that the farther we got
from them the pearer we fuppofed them to be.—
All thefe circumftstnces teemed to confirm the
opinion, that Tome evil difpofed perfons walled to
takradvantage of this diforder, to fpread terror
as far as Luanne, and thence to the re( of the
icanton. Some Bernefe Emilfaries fent to (educe
London, England, 1802-10-15

PLYMOUTH, OCTOBER 13.

Lail evening arrived the TOPAZE, of 38 guns,
Capt. HON EY MAN, from the Weft Indies ; and the
Earl St. Vincent, WIDDECOMER, from Jamaica.—
Sailed the PICKLE fchnoner, of to guns, Lieut.
LAPENoTIERE, with difpatches for Gibraltar.

PORTSMOUTH, OCTOBER 14.
Arrived a [lore fhip from th:. Downs. Sailed
the Hammara man of war, to the eaaward.

SHEERNESS, OCTOBER 14.

Arrived his Majefty's chips AMAZON, MAGl-
elms, and GALATEA : the two former have
come into harbour, and the latter has gone to
Chatham : the CONSTANT gun brig, Lieutenant
GROVE, has alto arrived from Leith, and remains
at the Little Nore. The BITTERN is paid off, an !
recommiffioned. The Astrus frigate has patkd
the Nore for the River.
London, England, 1802-10-15

ARRIVFIS.

In the River-A•Amphi,rite, Fla.-Ic from Cottenhogh ; and
Wil'ipm and Mary, Daniel, f-om
In the Downs....Ferrit, Parfons, from Malaga.
Accounts have been I eceived at Lloyd's of a
dreadful catalltopl,e %%hel ha- otcn ted the Por-
tugnele Indiaman An-nra, ftnm Lithon, tv.told
an the Wazil-, ,which hate hor having !•,.en h!,,wn
up off Madeira, and eves y haul on het h..ving
pet-liked. She was undo wrote in this c .nutty to
the amount of 90,c001. The two fitpc, car oes
'.ere with a boat's crew, who h.t 1 f
taken them from the (hip on fh, ,I;:cli •)..
vidential eiCape they were prtfervall from lharit.g
the melancholy fate of their iLipmates.

The Apollo, Cocking. from Antwerp, I'r New-
fprong l:Ak at fea,
,and hits been defected
;4 the crew.

The Profperity, Seeton, from Nin.way for D'ib•
lin, is L,l in the Orkreys.
The Alive, Coleman, frr m Dantzic for Liver-
pool, is wrecked near Peterhead.
T 1- Mr. al Promotions at the Cape of Good
Hope, in c' nfequence of the death of Captain
CLARKE, of the SUFFOLK, we undertl.:nd to be as
follow, viz.
Capt. R. CuPms, of his Majefty's floop the Rattiefnake, to
the Suffolk, vice Cl. ARK E.

The Commander (name unknoitn) of the Hindoftan Armed
flip, to the Rattlefnake, vtep Cvarts, promoted.
Lieut. FOTHERGILL, of the Laneaiter, who fo nobly defen4
ded the Rattlefrakt; againft the Prencufe French frigate, in
A goa Bay, to be Mafter and Commander of the Hit:do:tan.
London, England, 1802-12-27

ARMY.
ANY Gentleman defirons of Selling a Majority
may hear of a Purehafer, by applying, by Letter, to Mr.
Pourdriniter, No. so, Charing-Crofs, London; or Mr. James
Wright, writer, in Stirling.
• No Agent need apply :—the Purchafer wiD treat ONLY with
Olken.

DR, lA.MES's. FEVER POWDER and
ANAL!I'TIC PILLS, prepared genuine,. gs anal,
prices of is. 9.1. the Packet, and a 9d. per
11141), "BENJAMIN PERRIN, Chensilt, (No. 23, South-
, barapten.ftrvek. Cogent-Darden, London,) the original and
only Perfon who ever prepared for the late Dram; it Rl'
Jai is, front the time the Dodior firft invented them, unt I
fourteen Months. after his death.—. They are equally genuine
with thofe fold at double *e Price. •
It Ladies particular in their LavendenWater will find their
' folks fatly gratikd by Perrin's Double-defiled, at as. pd. per
„Bottle, the fame
Etc, and of as deficitts—aid fragrant g [your
' any in Lt ado), although fold at floulifeeitepdee. '
London, England, 1802-12-27

I' On the Hilt of &binary will be publifhed,
Pont Volume, Octavo, with numerous Engravings,
E ELEMENTS of NATURAL or EX-
, , PERINIEVTAL PHILOSOPHY.
"By TIBICRIUS CAVALLO, F. R.S. &c.
• Printed for T. Cadet!, jun. and W. Davies, Strand. •
i .1.1 Of whom may be had,
Mr. CAVALLO's other WORKS.
London, England, 1802-12-27

HOLLiND.

, ..--,

AIISTUDAM, Dec. t9.—Citizen GOMM, ce-
lebrated for the fitudtion which he filled in the
French Dire6tory towards its decienfion, is arrived
here as French Coramiilltry of Commerce, in the
room of the one who is gone from hence tc‘
England in the like quality.

HAGUE, DEC. 2l.—The French Aml)afiltdor
received by two fucceilive couriers lafi ni,4llt,
patches communicating the intentions of the French
Government in regard to General MoNTaieu.lan,
lately appointed to the command of the French
troops in this Republic. The purport of thi-
difpatches bears, that General MosTatcHARDOI.6I
not place any garrifon, nor take his head-quarters
in the Have ; but thall fix his head quarters at
Breda only,
. Citizen VtcToa, Captain-General of Lottifiana.
arrived here yeflerday, with feveril offie-rs
are there to ferve under him. Citizen SEmoN-
vu.t.s has been in conference v..ith hint for doe,:
hours together. Within about fix weeks, tLe
Captain-General will proceed on his voyage wi:
two demi-brigades of the French troops in 01;‘,
pay of this Republic. He is to fail with thefe
forces from lielvoct lays on board the two frig&es
la Furieufe and la Libre, with a corvette, and
about ten trani.port °lips. The Batavian Govern-
miternetsi to which is confided the care of equipping
Abele (hips, and fupplying them with the necefiltr-
o 11;ews no great alacrity in the fervice.—
It will, however, be obliged to redouble its dili-
gence,' fence the Commander of the expedition
has brought ftriet. orders to this erred ; and Ci.
tizen VicTok is not a man to be trifled with in
matter of this fort. The Batavian Government
is now, in fait, more dependant than ever • and
all its endeavours to procure the departure Of the
French troops, in the courfe of the current month,
have proved itieffe6ual.
Count Von FISSELRODF, Chamberlain of his
Ruffian Imperial Majetty, is lately arrived here.
London, England, 1802-03-01

PORTSMOUTH, FEBRUARY a.

Yellerday arrived the Enterprize, Capt. Pe ss-
MORE, (a tranfport) from Minorca ; alto the brig
Trinity Bay Yatch, Capt. T. EtlsoN, from Sun.
derland.—Sailed the Happy Return, H. REID, for
Sunderland; and the Maria, J. PAINE, for Liver-
pool. A number of the Argyle Fencibles, with
their baggage, were landed from his Majetty's (hip
DELFT this day. This day arrived the Concord,
J. Pa iv sr r, with barley from Great Yarmouth; and
hisMajeßy's (hip RAMBLE, Capt. RY a,from Jerfey.

FROM LLOYD', LIST.

DIAL, Frs. 28.—Came down and failed the
PIGOU' CoLLITT, for the EA-Indies. Came
down the DAVID SCOTT, Jowls, for the Ealt-
Indies, and remains.—Wind S. S. W.
GRAVESEND, FEB. 28.—Paffed by the Jeifamy,
MiCARTHY, from Cork; Hope, YOUNG, from
Zuderzee; Peter, MORSELLE, from Embden; and
the Robert and Sarah, from Dunkirk.—
Sailed the CERES, DUNEFORD, for the EaR-Indies;
Princefs Anguita, —, for Jamaica ; William,
for Tobago ; Betfey, —, for Cork; Wil.
liam, BLOWN, for Madeira; Rialto, Eva); s, for
Waterford; Boreas, —, for Demerara; George,
ATKINS, for Gibraltar; Minerva, BARBER, for
Boßon ; Lord Duncan, —, and Young Henry,
VICKERMAIIM, for Hamburgh.

FROM THE LONDON GAZETTE, FEB. ay.
DISTRIBUTION OP ►RIZE-MONEY.
__

The Wootwicx, for the capture of the Spanifh
brig El Arrogante, will be paid on Monday, the
sth inftant, at Deptford, on board thelaid Blip;
if in port.
To the Pitsvott, a final diftribution of the pro-
ceeds of l'Hirondelle' and of the falvage of the
Minerva, commenced on board the raid Chip at
Deptfprd, on Friday the 26th ult.
The PI TON, for the capture of the Spanith
logger privateets la Virgen de los Delores, San
Francifco de Afis, and Neuftra Senhora de Loreto,
alias El Atalante, will be paid on Wednefday, the
Loth inft. at No. 9, New Broad-ftreet.
The AMELIA, for the following veffels—twb
brigs, per Hirondelle, le Theodore, by Amelia,
a brig marked F. a (loop, name unknown, and a
brig, name unknown, will be paid on board the
Amelia at Plymouth, on Saturday, the 6th init.
The ChILDCRS Iloop, for the capture of the
French brig la Sally, will be paid at Plymouth on
Friday, the sth
The Da sm sit (loop, for the capture of le Teme-
raire, and le Bien Amie, will be paid at the fame
place, on the fame day.
The DiAMoND, for the capture of the fchooner
l'Elize; and brig Star, will be paid on board the
Diamond, at Plymouth, on Saturday, the 6th init.
-
London, England, 1802-03-01

''HIS PRESENT EVENING, March I, tBo2,
will be performed, the New Comic Opera, called
THE CABINET.
The Principal Cbarseters by
Mcffrs. BRAHAM, MUNDEN. FAWCETT, EMERY,
BLANCHARD, SIMMONS, KING,
And INCLEDON.

7klrs.suerrociac, Mn. ATKINS, Mrs. H.' JOHNSTON,
And Signora STORACE.
To wtiic6 wM be added the Pantomime Drama, called
PEROUSE.

To4norrow, the Beggar's Opera, Polly, Mrs. Billington.
London, England, 1802-03-01

James Morley, of Walcut, SOmcrfetthirc, viaualler.

BANKRUPTS.
Matthew Coates Honley, formerly of Cakutta, Bmgal, an the
F.ali Indies, but now of Bread-ftreet, London, irartmt• witL
Genre Gowan, formerly of Calcutta aforefaid, but now cr
Medina, near Cowes, in the Ilk of Wight, paymaftcr to the
Hon. United Company of Merchants trading to the. Far.
Indies, sad Thomas Gowan, formerly of Cakutta aft; refai6
but now of Frederickfnagore, Bengal aforefaid, was-than
filer, merchant, dealer and eliapmst; to furrender March
is, and April to, at one, at Guildhall, London. As.tornel
Mr. Nowell, Mfrs-Brett, Strand.
William Butler, of Weldon, Nonhamptonfhire, linen-drape-.
Lhopkceper, dealer and chairman, March 6, 13, and April t
at ten, at Guildhall, London. Attorney, Mr. field, Frida •
ftrcet, Cheapfide.
Edward Bower, late of New-Mills,Derbyfhire, but now a pri
toner in his Majefty's gaol in and for the Paid county, cotton.
fpinner, dealer and Chapman, March 17,18, at the Star Inr
Manchefter, and April so, at his Majefty's Gaol at peril!
at eleven. Attornies, Meirrs. Duckworth and Chippendsi'
Manchefter.
Robert Foggan, of Salford, near Manchelter, cotton-manufa<
Curer, dealer and chapasan, March IS, Ig, and April to, a
twelve, at the Star Inn, Manchefter. Attorney , Mr. Samu
Edge, Manchefter.
John Yendole, of Weft Monekton, Aomerfeefhire, mealmar
dealer and chairman, March 5,6, and April so, at eke en,
the Caine Inn, Taunton. Attornies, Mr. John Warren, r.
Langport, in Paid county; or Mr. Charles Rzeka,Wellcloft
fquarc, London.
Thomas Young, of Ripon, Yorkthire, grocer, dealer and chat
man, March 26, 27, and April to, at eleven, at the Norfoi'
Anne, Ripon. Attornies, Mr. John Coates, of Ripon; or M
Lodingeon, ache Secondaries Office, Temple, London.
Henry Williams, of Crickhowell, Breconthire, money-Ccriv
ner, March 12, 23, and April to, at ten, at the Bear inn,'
Crickhowell. Attornies, Mr. Martin, in
- _ _

Meffrs. Jones and Page, Naga-Heal-court, Grate bur:'
ftrect, London.
Hcary Hop; now or lateed Liverpool. svc7oll.-n-draper, at til
and chspinan, March 18.19, and April so, at one,
Globe Tavern, Liverpool. Attornies, Mars. Palout a
l'omlinfons,Warnford-court, Throgmorton-ftrect, Load

or Mr. James Brandreth, Liverpool.
William U'rigg, of Manche(ler. liqu 1--merehant, !klatch r,
and April so, at the Commercial Inn, Manclieiler. Artom
Mr. Thomas Hewitt, in Nlaachelter ; or Mr. Ralph r
Curfltor-lircet,Londom
DiVIDFNDS.

March 4. Samuel Kenthle and Walter Spens, late of lisrr

Runt, near the Strand, merchants, dralcrb, thAl:narn,

. . -
copartner', at elcven, at Ga:ldhall. London.
March 6. Thomas Eccles and I3aniard Thomas Holbroct
Watling-ttrect, London, warchoulcmcn, dealers, chap,
and copartners, at tcn, at Guildhall.

.UNION. hinted for the Proprietors 11 JOHN DANL.
(of Carriabv-itreet) at the SEAR PIWII INO-Orf ICE, Nr
Carey-itreet ; and publithed by LEV•i.I. KENT. (of
terbury-place,Lanabe6), at No 1, Carry-Itrcet, anti at
STAR-O►rea. TeMpkaar to which Mice all roman-
tinny far the EDITOR are requcMcd to be• addreffed.
London, England, 1802-03-01

FASHIONABLE ARRANGEMENTS FOR THE WEEK.

Tars avevnio.
Tile Matrilineal of &till:elm, Artiostoo-ftreet.
Lady Wdby's Rout. Are •
Hon. Mr. Thomas Bligh's Dinner, icrkeley4quare.

WIDNeSDAT.
Mr. C. Grey!lie's Meeting, Druton-ftrect. •
Counters of Peirtfinonth's Rout, Lincoln's-Inn-Fields.
Mrs. Adair's Rout, Pall-mall.
Marquis of Sligo's Dinner, Grafton-flreet.
Lord Caftlereagh's Private Dinner.

THURSDAY.
Lord Caftlereagh's Grand Dinner. Cleveland-row.
Countefs of Mount Edgcumbes Rout, John-Brest, Berkeley-
fguare.
Mrs. Weyland's Rout, Grofvenor-Rreet.
Mr.. Bathle's Ball, Harley-ft rect.
Lady Harevrood's Rout, Hanover-rquare

FRIDAY.

Vifeotun Carietwes Grand Dinner, Ocorge-itreet, Hanover•
feitiarr.
Mr. nowtprod's Grand Nona, Grofvenor-fquare•
Mrs. Lowther's Rout, Brook-Greet.
Mrs. Fuller's Ball, Fitzroy-fquare.
Marquis of Sligo's Private Dime.
Lady Moore's Piny, Stratford-place.
Earl of asolotoodeley's Private Dinner.

SATIIIIDAT.
The Speaker's Masser.

SUNDAY.
Counters of Kenniare's Mune, Portniaa-Cpare.
Lady Hampdtit'a Mahe, Greet-ftreet.
Mrs. Brooks's Maar, Harley.ftrcct.

Mils Milford's Party, Cliffoisl-ftrcet.
Marquis of Sligo's Dinner, Grafton-ftreet.
Marquis of rieadford's Private Dinner, Stanhope-Arent.
Mr. Abbot's Dinner, Pall-mall.

FASHIONS for MAICH.—FULLDRESSESI.The
train and body of white fatin, with a short robe of
fine muffin over it. Full sleeves alfo of muffin.
The whole trimmed with fain, and Reel or Myer
beads. Turban of crape and fatin trimmed with
the fame as the drefs. The hair very long, hang-
ing in light curls over the face.
a. The body and train of yellow fatin or (ilk,
trimmed with fwanfdown. The Reeves and petti-
coat of white crape, and the former ornamented
with gold trimming. A turban of white muffin,
with a yellow feather in front and a fancy Bower
on the left fide. Yellow films.

1. FULL Daass.-..-A robe of filk, with full
fleeves of white cape, the body made very low be-
fore, with full fronts of white crape drawn over
the bofom. A turban of crape and Patin. The hair
dreffed very long in curls hanging over the face.
2a A plain main drefs, drawn round the bofom.
A large handkerchief.thaped veil thrown carelefsly
over die head.
3. A bonnet of yellow or buf velvet, ornament.
ed with three oftrich feathers. A large (bawl.
4. A bonnet of blhe velvet, with a atm lace
veil.' A cloak of figured velvet or fatin, trimmed
all round with very deep lace.
5. A pelice of velvet. Large velvet bonnet,
ornamented with a feather and flower.

OassavarioNs.—The prevailing colours are
firaw, yellow, and rofe. Otlrich feathers and
fancy flowers are the prevailing ornaments for the
head. Silver and fled beads arc very much ufed
for the head, and for trimming drelfes. White
fatin Spanith hats are very mush worn for drefs.

An Oratorio, followed by a ball, took place at
Ipfwich on Thurfday, fbr the relief of the induf-
trious poor of teat town ; when the receipts
amounted to sal.
London, England, 1802-03-01

NATURAL HISTORY.
TO BF. SOLD BY AUCTION—By Mr. KING,
At his Groat-Room, in King-firm, Covent-garden, the be-
ginning of April,
THE Valuable. Ettenfive, and Entire
ACOL-
LECTION of the late GEORGE 'MATE. Efq. corn-
the eboiceß and moR custom Specinteosof
?steals, Agana, Jafpets, Mairbles, &c.; together with
the r 4 s■y slued Cabinets and Cafes for Corals, tires, &c.
NCIPISC of the days of view and fate will be :iven in this Paper.

LIBRARY of BOOKS, PRI PICTURES, BRONZES,
ANTIQUE and MOD ,E.OINS and MEDALS, MU-
SEUM a NATURAL CURIOSITIES,

TO BE SOLD BY ASCTION—By Mr. KING,
At his Great Room, in King•Rreet, Covent-garden, by Order
of tie Executor*, the latter eni of April,
THE Valuable and Extenfive COLLECTION
of PRINTS, by Ancient and Moderit Mailers; rare Eng-
Htb Pictures, by Pynaket, Swaneveit, Both, and
Moist; Paintings on Gina; tome Antique ond Modern Bronzes;
Gold, Silver, and other Coins; curious Old Fire Arms,Daggers,
Sc. with Shells, Fords, and other Naturat Curionties, the pro-
perty of Leonard Pickard, Efq. of York, lately deceafed.—
Timely notice of the days of view and fain will be given
in this Paper.
London, England, 1802-03-01

• frif4UTIC-11., INTERLIOL'NCE.

TALMOU 1 11. {°FB. 26
Sailed the PRINCESS AMELIA packet, STEVrNs,
with mails of the 17th inf. for the Leewaid
Elands; the LORD CHARLES SPENCER packet,
CrITESWORTH, with the mails of the 3d init. for
New York and Halifax; and the Ki,.o GFOPC c
packet, YESCOMBE, with mails of the 16th and :3d
mai for Lifbon ; alfo the Prince of Wales, Evils s,
for Cork; Two Brothers, EDWARDS, for St. Ice.; .
and the London, MARTIN, for Liverpool.
The Ship Suffolk, Captain JOHN MILLAR, from
Bengal, (laft from St. Helena) with 6000 bags of
lice, and 45 bales of piece goods, was yederday
morning, in a violent Storm at north, thrown on
Shore on the rand of Hayle Bar, near St. Ives, and
Is full of water. The Captain and crew with the
greaten difficulty were hauled on !bore by means
of ropes, except two of the men (one a Mulatto)
who were lick below, and who both periffied.—
This afternoon part of the cargo was taken out,
and if it continues moderate, it is expeCted that both
Blip and cargo will be faved.
London, England, 1802-03-01

FIBILUAIT 26.

We are allured that a cutter difpatched from St.
Domingo. has brought die happy intelligence of
the arrival of our naval army at its place of deli-
nation. Order being every where reftored, Com-
miffioners, accompanied by the two children of
TOUSSAINT-LOUVLITUAKI were fent to him, to an•
flounce the difpofitions of the Gnvernmvt of the
mother country. It is added, that theylnet with
a moil favourable reception, and that he imme-
diately gave,ordersforconflrufting a great number
of barracks for the ufe of the troops on their being
landed.--(Gazette de France.)
London, England, 1802-03-06

PARLIAMENTART PROCEEDINGS.

HOUSE OF LORDS, FRIDAY, MARCH s.

The SOLICITOR GIN was beard for the Appellant la
the Appeal. Rebecca Lalbley v. William Thwaites and others.
A:ter which the further bearing was adjourned till that day
fortnight.
The evidence given on Mr. Crew's Divorce BM !aft Sacs
was ordered to be printed.
The Expieing Laws PM was brought up and prefented by
Mr. Alexander and others, and the Pbsn ngham inclofure DM
by Sir Charles Banbury and others, and red a Brit time.
The Bills upon the Tattle were forwarded in their refrain
Rages.
Some private Winds was then dirpoicd of..—Aftcr which
their Lorddups adjourned till Monday.
London, England, 1802-03-06

BlR•riis:

Thurfday. the Lady of Cornelius Dulkr.Efq. of a daughtcs.
at his hook in Outtlford ftreet.
On the 28th tit. the Lady of faints Hadden, Efq. Lord Pro-
volt or Aberdcot. Ma fon.

MARRIED.

Tbrrfdif. a Melfe.4l7m.Ades,-Efq. of ()glum, Rutland-
Otire, to Oils Tennent, only daughter of John 'Ferman, Efq. of
Rotbernkbe.
On the ad in ft. George Cubitt, Efq. of Catfield, Norfolk, to
Mill F. Parini, of Upminfter.

DIED.

1

I

On Friday laR, at his houfeit Lime-Brett-knave, afte• a
lingering illticfs, John Parkinfon, Efq. us the 48th year of his age.
Tucfday Lail, in the St ft year of kis age, at Shobdon Court,
Herefordfhire, the Right Hon. John Lord Vifcount Batenan,
Lord•Lieutrnant and Cutlet Rotulorum of that County.
On the 25th ult. at Bath, in the 74th year of her age, Mrs.
Sufanuah Gordon, Rita to the late Sir William Gordon, Knight
ache Bath.
At Chatham, on the aft loft. at the age of 6S, Rear-Admiral
Jatucs M‘Namara,
Lately, at Sandwich, Daniel Ratner, Efq.
On the 26th ult. at Crow Trees, near Donealter, Mrs. At-
Macon, wife of Joreph Atkinfon, Efq.the &left daughter of the
late Edw. Eattland, lifq. of Lincoln.
Some days ago, Thomas Jets, Efq. Chief Teller of the Bank
of England.
On Sunday, Mifs Waddington, only daughter of S. F. Wad•
dington, Efq.
On Friday fe'nnight, Lieut. Charles Rice, of the Royal Navy,
at Tooting, Surrey.
Ou Tburfday lennight, Mr. Jones, pa. of Berk ekrlquare,
in the sift year of his age.
On Monday, in York Buildings. New Road, Mary-la-bonne,
Mrs. Cornelia Mary Northey, wife of Jams Murray Northers
Captain of the Royal Navy.
On Tuefday evening, at his country refidence, near Hammer-
finith Turnpike, Richard Ginabert, Efq.of Piccadilly.

LONDON: Painted for the Propeietora, by JOHN DANIEL.
pf cAuTabrozeet) at the STAR PatarrinvOrrna, No. t
; and pablifted by LEVEL KENT, (of Co-
te:W*IVMM Lambeth). at No 1, Carey-ftreet, and at the
STat•Orres. Temple-Bar; to whiett Office aY eonunuoi-
'ilass brats Zama MS Magid to be 5ek41174
London, England, 1802-03-06

FERME ORNEE, GENTEEL. DWELLING.HOUSR an
AMPLE BUILDINGS, ESSEX.
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION,
By WM. SHARP, SON, and KIRRUP,
At Gamway's, on Mnaday, March ty, at Twelve,

AIFERTILE FARM, of 108 Acres, about 107
ofwhlcb are Frecheld, and the remainder Copyhokl, con-
lifting of rich arable anti rafturc Land, in tlw hightft Rf_of
'Cuilivatroei, lying analleeti Witiiill. a Ring Pence, near tlieMl#l
Road, with the advantage of conveyance by the Landon an I
Norwich Coaches.—A modern, genteel, and convenient Dwel-
ling-lioufe, celled Milford Lodge, with all requifite attached
and detached Oltcea, (Awed on a lawn with Garden and Fin
i Pond, and fringed with young thriving Plantations, continued
along the front of a large Court-yard, prefenting . to view a
• hantifomc range of Buildings, containing Coach-bottle, Stables,
Barn, Re. forming a facen to the Farm-yard, ilitlidouGY
placed, in which is another capital and newly erected Ham,
capacious Granary, Cart-lodges, Piggery, Sec. fnuated in a
beautiful 'rich country abounding with Game, near fcveral
. packs of hounds. and in the vicinity of lima! principal Towns,
being thirteen mile* from Coichtilinfeven from Sudbury, one
from Hallteal, forty-nine front London, and within a morn-
ing's ride of Newmarket, forming a delirable property to the
Pruelical Farmer, Sportfmau, or. a Family requiring a con-
' fortable Readout, with au adequate portion of Land.

The Buildings, Cites, dna Fences are in excellent repair, the
greater part of the Land has been recently drained, and two
new Cottages retail! at the extremity of the Mate, which is
equally calculated for picafure and for profit, ix well fuppbed
with fine Watts., fubjed to moderate Payments in lieu o.
Tythes, and to only Ss. laud-tax, the remainder having been
redeemed.

To be viewed (even days preceding the Sale; Particulars may
be had on tlu. Premiks ; at the George, Halftcad ; Rs& and
Crown, Sudbury; Cups, Culekeiter; of the Printers of the
Chelmsford, Ipfwich, Bury, and Cambridge Papers; of Mr.
Gilfon, Chelmsford; of Maks. Dann and Soliclors,
l'itreadnecdie-ltreet, and of the Andloswers,No. ga, Winehef-
tcr-itrtet, where a Flan of the Eltate may be teen.
N. B. On the t 7th of March and two following days, the
Furniture, Plate, Linen, Donau, Wine, and Farming Stuck,
will be difpored of on the Prange' by Public AuCtion.