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London, England, 1802-05-11

YAR MOUTH, MAY to.

Yeller.liy morning failed the JAMAICA
for Shields; the fame evening arrived the Uwi-
roaN ftig.t.te from Sheernefs, with difcharged fen
men; and this morning arrived the Anrutom
frigate from Plymouth, with the fame.—Arrived
the DRIVER Hoop of war from a crnize.—The
boats of the BADOIR excite cutter have captured
two boats laden with fpirituous liquors.—Sailed
for Norway the jofeph, BouLvsa ; and Emanuel,
ANDERSON ; the James, CARTER, laden with bale,
goods and paffengers, for Hamburgh, remains
wind bound.—Arrived front London with goods,
the Commerce, MINEFIELD; Hannah, MARSHALL;
Fair Trader, STEWARD, Samuel, Rice; and Bro.
therm, Coos.—No Packet has yet arrived from
Cuxhaven, btft the Wind blowing frail at N. E.
one is expedted this day.

SHEERNESS, MAT to.

Arrived the BOLD gun-veffil from a crnize.—
&riled the AM P 1410 N, for Yarmouth, to convey
the DUKE Of CAMBRIDGE to Cuxhaven; alto the
LATONA tip the Thames, to be paid off ; and the
VIXEN gun-veffel on a cruize. The FAVOURITE
and his are ordered to convey the troops ferving
as Marines on board the GUELDERLAND, GALA-
TH EA, AMBUSCADE, and AMPHITRITE Dutch
(hips, to Lymington, in Hampflure, from which
The
they will embark in tranfports for Holland.
The ARROW, RANGER, and AUTUMN (loops are
ordered to take the Dutch feamen belonging to
the beforementioned (hips to Embden. The Br.lL•
I.IANT and .ALBION Were paid off this day, with the
NONSUCH. The POLY ',Him's, ST. ALBANS, ASIA,
MONARCH, and VETERAN, have been paid off at
Chatham.
London, England, 1802-05-11

DUBLIN, Ardir 6,

The pleating ceremony of the Proclamation of
Peace vas yeiterday performed in the different
parts of this city, amiclll the acclamations of thou-
fonds of delighted fpeaators.
In the mean time the gins in the Park fired
three Royal falntes of twenty rounds each.
In confeqttence of the timely caution of the
Lord Mayor, no illumination tool place 14 night.
"Venally, being the firß fitting day of Eager
Term, the feveral Courts were opened with much
pomp and ceremony. The LORD CHANCELLOR
held a Levee in the morning at his houfe in Ely
Place ; after which his Lordlhip, accompanied by
the Judges, and attended by a great many gentle.
men of the Bar, proceeded in Rate to the Inns quay,
where the bufinefs of the Term commenced in the
feveral Courts; and in the King's Bench Grand
juries were fworn for this County and City.
The LORD CHANCRLLOR'S own carriages not
'being in readinefs, he went to the Coon with thole
of lus Excellency the Earl of HAiDwuces. Lord
Chief Justice Kit.waaoan fat in the carriage with
'Lord PDLSDALI in the procaon.
There was a Mafqucrade at the Rotunda on
Tuefday night. It was the fiat held them for
feveral years pall. About ten-o'clock the alafques
berm to affemble ; and the firms, as ufual on
ftra occafions, wore crowded with the populace.
colleted to view the charaaers as they paled.—
Totmeofc as the atembly was, no all of violence or
wanton rodenefs took place, and the condua of thc
multitude was highly decorous and praifeworthy.
A firong patrole of houfe kept in motion along
the princ;pal avenee to the Rotunda, and a large
guard of infantry facilitated the entrance.
At twelve o'clock the rooms were crowded.—
As mull have been oapeted, the majority of the
'Monts departed on this occalion, as much from na
tnre In' their affumption of charaaen as mankind
generally do in the common fcenes of seal life:—
vanity, ignorance, and impertinence were predo-
minant ; bad charafters, inlipid char-afters, trots.
blefome charaaers, and no charaaers wereeto be
met at every turn, and dolnefs and folly almoll di.
sided the empire of the night. There were, how-
ever, many well dreffed marks, and fume rely *ell
fupported.
At about half pall four .o'clock in the morning
.llhe maks began to &pirate. The rooms were
„fplandidly lighted. and the hipper, very prudent.
y, was fuck. as to dedtsa very littic from the pro
firs of the night.. The number of =ass as *ell
as could be judged, wass-abotat boo.
London, England, 1802-05-11

INGLIS V. MANN.,

This was an action fora very large tom, being
the value of property configned to defendant as a
broker, to fell The defendant pleaded as a fet off
a debt of 5,0001. which the plaintiff owed tiim,
but which he had, by a fpecial agreement, con-
tinned not to Re, out of the proceeds of the goods
affigned. The verdia, under his Lordlhip's
direaion, was for the plaintiff; hut as Mr. Glass
contended, that in point of law, whenever a decla-
ration is for money had and received (although
there may be a fpecial agreement), the de-
fendant may fet off a debt due to him, his Lord-
fhip contented to referee the point for the confide-
ration of the whole Court.

STEAM MILL.
TO BE SOLD BY PUBLIC ROUP,
(If not previoufly difpnfed of by private bargain),
Within the Royal Exchange Coffce-houfc, Edinburgh, upon
V'educfclay the 19th day of May, 1802, at two o'clock in

the afternoon,
.THE MILL lately erected GRANAMSTON,
upon the banks of the Great Canal, aa wrought by a
Steam Engine of Bolton, Watt, and Co.'s, of twenty h:rfcs
parer. They confilt of Flour, Corn, and Barley. Mills, art
molt fubftantially finillitd, and very advantageoufly fitilated for
carrying oa an ertetilive trade. They lie abort a half a mile
from Falkirk, and two and a half from Grangemouth.
Application for further particulars may be made to Robert
Young, writer, Merchant-Bract ; Mr. James Henderfori, wri-
ter, Falkirk; or the Rev. Mr. Smith, Polmont Made, by Fat-
kirk.—N. B. If not fold, the Mills will be let.
London, England, 1802-08-04

HAVERFORDWEST, WkDNESDAY, JULY %IL

Mr. Vanes gr. g. Wrangler, carrying loft. beat
Mr. Vanderhetit's b. g. Owen Tudor, carrying
Sit. one mile, for 25gs. each, p. p.
The fame harks, carrying the fame weights
half a mile, won by Mr. Vatieb gr. g. for logs. a
tide, the fame day.

SALISBURY RACE3..-•THURSDAY, JULY 29.
The Bow I. —4. mile heats.
Mr. Wilk Infon's Shaver, late Kirby, by Mercury, aged z i
Lord FoHiltons's Monlawns 2 2
Mr. A rqu.,l'.. Warrior • - - 3 3
Mr. Smith's Troll - • - 4 dr.
Members' Plate.-4 mile heats.
Mr. &ter& St. Viarent, 3-yr.. old - 2 2 0 1 1
Mr. l4.7.ir's Skyrocket, 3-yrs. old - 3 I 1 2 2
li.. Miles f10ri11,..1-yrs. till t 3 o 3 dr
TIMMY.
Subfcriptinn Plate, Fifty Pounds.
Mr. Abbey's du m. S..l:y, 4-Yrs. - - I
Mr. P.,io's r. nt. Eliza, 3-yrs. old, bultcd out of the Comics
and was diftanced.

LAZY INTELLIGENCE.

HIGH COURT OF ADMIRALTY, AUGUST 3.

This day the Right Finn. Sir WILLIAM SCOTT
proceeded to the adjudication cf the following
C/I%lief 1..

Anna Catlprica, WuppOr marler.—This chip
was failing under Danifis colours, with a cargo of
linen, Rhenith wine, and various other articles,
bound on a voyage from Hambargh to la Guayra
or Porto Cabello, and was captured on the 7th of
Oadacr laot, I), his Majetly's !loop Driver,
J tmes Dunbar, Efq. Commander, and brought
into Yarmouth.

It appeared that the (hip had hen reflored, and
this was a farther 'proof cafe with rerpv.ft to the
cargo, which was claimed as American property
The Court, after heating the Counid on both
fades, was clearly of opinion that this wac an ille•
gal tranfailion; that the cargo was .liable to be
confidered as the property of the Spann Go.
veronunt ; and, therefore, as fuck, was fubjea to
confircAtion.

The Court alto conlcmned the private adven•
ture of the fupetcargo, amounting to nearly 'the
valiie of Sod. and likewite rej_ard the neutral
melees claim, as to freight and expences.
Tht; Little Jem, Fit zpatric k ma (hr.—The Court
in this cafe rellored the property as claimed.
London, England, 1802-08-04

N4UTICAL INTELLIGENCE.

MAILS THIS DAY.—WIND S. W.
AlltIVID• but.
IL Dublin, 3
t V.-at:mord
z Freuch, 0

PORTSMOUTH, AUGUST 3.
This day arrived the Apollo, JOHN Rowtts,
from the Straits; fpoke the fhip Intrepid, Ktvcit EN,
from Liverpool bound to Jamaica, in lat. 48. 33,
long. tl. 30. all well. Lalt night arrived the lit-
ho:3la, PHILLIPS, from the Straits : both theft vet.
'leis are under quarentine.—Sailed the Willi,un
Bruce, BAITER, and the Hannah, DROCE, lot the
South Seas; the William, SMITH, for Martinilne;
the Elenor, of London, for Bourdeaux ; and the
Ariadne, WRIGHT, with troops for Cowes.--Re.
main at St. Helen's the Lord Duncan, THomPsor,
bound to Jerky with troops.
London, England, 1802-08-04

SONG.

Tilt CHARMING KITTY.

In a vel,4 my own T have oft tot'; n a trip.
And I chri!Lan'd hrr the Charming Kitty ;
Tho' not quite to big as a three-maft Ilsip,
Yct the looks when at tea quite as pretty.
Copper is her bottom, and hi r planks arc found,
And then, hot a Coop, front the head to the poop,
Is fa timbeed, berigg'sl, eaulk'd. and painted all round;
Her canvafs and cordage are all in their pinks,
Her anchors and grapnclh, and lanyards and braces,
Her mainfail and forefail, and top'ail and eluelines,
Her fhrouds and lirr yards, and her blocks and her bowlines,
Her ratlines, her fleerage, her capftern and cable.
With lads, who, to work, are both willin and able.
Anchor heave! taking k.,ve, off we go, Y 0, hn !
Full fail ! catch the gale—nothing do .o!—heave the lead,
Till in port—that's your fort—then ag in in the ocean.
D'ye ye fee rvc a notion, uo featuan to own how Cote trips
wou'd reinfe,
Like a tar, upon Clore, in his dancin; fho.s.
V.'hen war addad forms t- .he !barna of tie wave,
I venter it to lea bold and Leary;
Deterestied, for England and Ireland, to brave
at the Devil, and great Bonaparte.
Peace is the f-Eilon, and Commerce afloat.
Not a brig, nor a boy, can you better employ,
For paillige, or fnigl.:age, than my little boat :
}l:r Burs are afhora, and, inflead of fuch lading,
In bro.:,:cloth, and hardware, an 1 Calks the is trading :
In and in coacbcs, in pink Mes and ponies.
In buckles and button, for r, cinch macaronies;
To cha:.ge for tobacco, and rice, and molafras,
Check, butter, and casobrie, and large looking glass.
Indian canes, Britifit grains,
Burton ale, frees or Rale,
Spanifh blades, pallifades,
Sugar•eandy, gin and brandy,
Bottled Port—that's your Curt;
And while no embargo
• Is laid on my far.r.
I'm as brifk in my trade with Turks, Cllriftlans,and Jews,
As a tar upon Store in his dancing [hoes.

- '
London, England, 1802-08-04

DUBLIN, JULY 31.

A few nights agn.a (tore houfe on Tarbert
belonging to Mr. MAHER, contractor for fop.
plying the Artillery there with fuel, &c.and which
flood within a fhort dillance of the magazine, was
malicioufly fet on fire by tome perfon or perfons
unknown, whereby, notwithfianding the exertions
of the Of and privates of the det ichment of
the 46th regiment quartered there, it was entirely
confumed.

On Tuefday lak, Thom: Kirsch was taken into
cuftody by Mr. Juaice GREENSHIELDS. being
charged as one of the party concerned in the mur-
der of Thomas Ryan, in Kevin-fireet, on the 14th
inhant.—Sheilr, alto implicated in this murder, has
been apprehended in Navan.
Yellerday, we had one of the heavieff (powers
of rain and hail in this city, that has been teen for
Tome time pall ; but we underhand the rain that
has fallen lately has not been general ; more has
been in this metropolis, and within a few miles
of it, than in other parts of Ireland, thereff,re the
mifchievous confequences which fume predicted to
the crops, will not take place.

The audience at Margate were die-appointed of
COOKS lag week, who was to have ailed, but fent
word he was confined by hoarfeneti; in London.
The annual grand ball, in commemoration of
Lord NeLsoN's victory, was given lalt night ac
the Affembly-Rooms, at Watford,
At -the watering•places, it is faid, the Brariet
are deferted fine ral;ing has been prohibited. It
is plain what the company vilited the litraries for.
Prefton Guild, which is held only once in
twenty years (for the renewal of the charters of
the incorporated bodies of that borough) will com-
mence on the morning of Monday the 3oth of
Auguß. This guild is perhaps one of the molt
complete jubilees in the kingdom, and a fucceffion
of plays, mafquerades, alemblies, proceffions,
promenades, and almolt every other fpecies of
amufement, follow each other in rapid fucceffion
for a whole fortnight.
caution to Haymaker.—On Wednefday fen-
night, as fome people were making hay in a field
at Balmburgh Friars, in defccndiug from a pike,
Mary Steele, a refpedable young woman, came
upon a fork, left incautiotilly (landing by the fide
of it, which entered her body, and wounded her
in fo dreadful a manner, that the languillied in
great agony till Monday lag, when the expired.
Cnicarr.—A grand match of Cricket was
played on Saturday, at Hampftead, between ele-
ven Gentlemen of Hampßead and eleven Gentle-
men of Highgate, for five hundred guineas, which
was won by the latter by twenty runs.

PORTSDOWN FAIR--Began on Monday fe'nnight
and ended on Thurfday: new cheefe fold from sc.n.
to S6s. old ditto from 765. to Bos. and fome prime
went as high as 84s. There was a remarkable
good thaw of horfes, which fold tolerably cheap.
The fair was attended as ufual with a number
of prickers in the belt, and other sharpers of the
inferior order. Farmer Lewer, of Wimering, fent
in a wagon load of thsfe reentry for exar01....,:
London, England, 1802-08-04

IVErmourli, AUGUST 1.

Lad night their Mal snits and the PCINIriFS
walked on the Efplanade, and faw the Light DI a.
goons and Firft Guards parade before Gloncetier.
Lodge. They marched before the KING in open
order, hie band playing ; after which their Majef-
ties vifitcd Stacie's Room, the Band belonging to
the lira Regiment playing during their flay, with
which they were highly pleafed.
Afrer breakfaft this morning the Roy A I. FAMILY
went on board the Royal Charlotte Yacht.

Sir R. FORD and Sir JoHN and Lady SMITH ar-
rived here LW night.

BRAE/TON, 4UG'237* 2.

Our Races terminated this day. There was'
not much fport ; only a Handicap Plate of s:.l.
which was won contrary to expeaa,ion by NIT-.
Harris's G. Chipp.vhain WAS the ftvoutite at
Ratting. After the firft heat, 3 tot againft
penbam; even betting and s to 4on Gig. The
weather was unfavourable, and the company not
very numerous. The PRINCE was on the groand
diffufing life throughout the fccne.
Among our. molt dialling falltionahles, are Lady
WM. RUSSELL and Mrs. MosrEas; LordCuaaLEs
SOMERSET, Lord W. RUSSELL, SiEIOHN SHELLY,
Lord MILSINGTON, (and Mrs. JACKSON). Mr.
MONTGOMERY has alto his there anzie.

We have feveral Parifian Belles, of the molt
[hiking clafs for their dreffes and a difplay of their
charms. The promenade on the Steine encreafes
in numbers. The frail lifierhood are making their
appearance from London. Several failing patties
have been made lately.
Though the races. were not well attended this
morning, it is expelled that a brilliant difplay will
be made at the Race Ball tu-night.
In the grand Cricket Match played here, the
profdfors, fuch as WALKER and Haststosn, have
gained every thing; the amateurs, fuch as Laid
MILSINGTON, the Hon. A. UPTON, and General,
LENNOX, Very little; but Leinsux the mod. The
match is not yet decided.
London, England, 1802-11-19

MONEY READY TO ADVANCE.

Al'LPerfcnts in the Poirellion of Incumes,ariling
from Freeholii,Copybohl, or Leafehold Efiates, in Land
or 13otifes, Money iu the Funds, Rent Charges, Marriage Set-
tlemtnts, Widows Jointures, Annuities, Patent Places, Church
Livings, or any other certain Income foe Life, may be fupplied
with temporary or permanent Sum: pf Money wanly amount,
by paying Annuity iincrea for the fame.
The Nobiiity and Gentry of Rnovria property, or their heirs,
may be accomm.alateil ott their lerfohal fecurity ; and in any
initance, the tingle fecurity of an individual may be
deemed infufiicient,the addition of another perron to guarantee
the payment of the interelt, will remove the ohje&un; and in
all cafcii, privilege will be given to the Public, to return the
vincipat at their own optiorf.--Perfimalapphcations will be re-
ceived every day till four o'clock, and Letters from Correfpon-
cicins in town and country. (pelt raid) will•bc immediately an-
fweied, addreffed to the Direetor of the Knightibridge Bank,at
his tosvn-houfe, No. 8, Lower John4trte.:; Golden-fquare.

BY HIS MAJUSTrs ROY.I. LET IERS PATENT.
r POCOCK's Boethema 'Reclining Chair Mat-
traffes, fo peculiarly ufeful for Invali,lt, Ladies in their
Accouchement, Prifoits In a conralefeent state, as they afford
that cafe and comfort by no other means fo effeetttally to be
obtained, the great advantage and relief of changing the polltion
with the utnnaft cafe and facility, and in fo regular and gentle
a manner is not to difturb a perfon In the molt delirate Rate, or
endanger their taking cold; will remain perfeely firm, fecure,
and Ready in every pofition, on eating to tura the handle, and
cannot be put out otorder.

Alfa Patent Sofas on the fame principle, which form a couch,
arc highly approved for India, wheic the reality oppreffive heat
of the climate obliges'the Inhabitant% to return to that combos
in the meridian of the day. The null and great advantages to
be de Wed from then), ye no dotibt flacient to recommend them
Gemderpon going or trading to the Eaft or Welt India, who
have riot lien them.

May be had at Pneock's,No. 26, Soutbampton•fireet, Strand r
alfo Patent Library or OSell Tibias, and elegant Reclining
Sart Chairs, in Leather, and various othas on the (ante labs-
dpie for POOKitiC purpofes.

This day was publifhed, price bound, 3s. 6d.
The Twentieth Edition of
THE PRACTICE of TRUE DEVOTION,
in Relation to the End, as well as the Means of RELI-
GION ; otith an Office for the Holy Communion.
By ROBERT NELSON, Efq.
To which is added, the Character of the Author.
Priutcd for F. and C. Ri% ington, No. 6a, St. Paul's Church-yard.
Of whom may be hal, by the fame Author,
t. A Companion for the Felt's.,ls and Faits of the Church of
England: with Colleas and Prayers for each Solemo-ty. The
aSth Edition, in One Volume (To, price hound 7s. 6d.
2. The Great Duty of Frequenting the Cbriltian acrifice,
and the Nature of the Preparation required ; with Suitable
Devotions, partly collcdted Motu the ancient Liturgies. The
isth Edition, price bound as. 6d.
London, England, 1802-11-19

CHARTER-11011SE.

THE ANNIVERSARY MELTING of the Noblemen
and Gentlemen educated at CnAkurartuouse
wilt be held at the Charter-hour:, on Mumlay the 13th of De-
cember.
-•,,* Divine Service to begin at Half pall One o'Clock.
ITEWAIns.
)ohn Archer Houblon,
H n. John Scott.
John Jortin,

Philip Bearcroft, Efq.
George Palmer, Ffq.
Thomas 4e }Slane, Efq.

N. B. Dinner will be on Table at live o'Clock.
London, England, 1802-11-19

This day was publiihcd, Price as.
The Second Edition of
THOUGHTS on the LATE GENERAL
FLECTION, as demonftrative of the PROGRESS of
JACOBINISM.
By JOHN BOWLES, Efq.
Printed for Riving ons, Richardfons, Faulder, Hatchard,
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Of whom may be had, by the fame Author, price ss. 6d.
' The Fourth Edition of Refiedtions at the Conclulion of the
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London, England, 1802-11-19

LACKINGTON's CATALOGUE. •
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ARRIVED

At Stransiced, Ellen, Duncan, from Dantzie.—,At Newry,
Lord Helton, Griffith, from Loadom—At Havre, Catherine,
from Poteriburgh"-At Bourdeaux, Amelia, —, from
Iphim.At Maud, Boadicea, Botlay,from Norfousil•

SPORTING INTELLIGENCE.

Yin HUNT-CUPAR, NOVEMBER 13.
There were four horfes booked for the Friday's
'race (yefterclay), but only two farted, vie. Capt.
MAITLAND'S grey !billion, and Mr. CARS SOWS
(the borfe-dealer) grey horfe.. The firft heat was
p eltiand gained by Mr. Cu Ewes horfe. The
beat Capt. MAITLAND'S horfe gave up.—
The (port ended with a hack race of lour bodes,
which gave tolerable fport.
To°d-ay no bodes appeared for a regular race,
but a match • was made betwixt Mr.ll.rrcnsa
and Mr. GOTHRIS, for too guineas, betwixt the
Ratting and (Nut polls. a (pace of about boo
yards, Gentlemen on; Mr. GUTII2III gained by
a few yards.
Two hack races of the loweß kind ended the
day's (port, orrathsr chagrin.
T e company for the week %vas nuMerons and
genteel, and foppofed to exceed former years.
Among tboa-prefem were, Lords CII/LODURD,
Uwe, and LIMO g Sir WILLIAM EISILINI, Sir
COWAN HALKIT; C 212. and Lady CMAILLOTTS
DVILNIAM.OOIO2O4 JASIss and TIMOKAS DURHAM,
and Townies, Generals Weans:, BALPOUir and
Customs', Mr. rs.avcaLas Mr. Toonsox, Mr.
PASTIMLO, Mr. GUir22l2, COL OSWALD, and al
'al number of Fife Lairds of a (mailer f;here.—
Thom was a Oay every slight by Bass's party ;
three balls aid a public dinner every day.
London, England, 1802-11-19

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the PERKINEAN INSTITUTION, (for the applica-
tion of the METALLIC TRACTORS, to the Diforders of
the Poor,) apPointtd at the General Meeting; convened by
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of September Taft, having, at feveral adjourned Meetings, pre-
pared the PLAN and REGULATIONS for that Philanthro-
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For the Convenience of Applicants, a pridted Abli.rad of the
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forward in Support of the Undertaking, may be had, gratis, at
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BIiiNDLED COW about Six 'years old; a white mark down
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PORTSMOUTH, AUGUST 2.

This day arrived the GAI Err. floop ofwar, from
the Wel; Indies ; and Succeli, Weitmoreland, and
Fortitude tranfports, from Gibi:.ltar, and Are un-
der quarantine.—Sailed the Wakefield, Either,
'flumes, and the Adventure, fir the River.
London, England, 1802-08-03

GREENOCK, JULY ao.

This morning arrived the Jeflie, BOAG, from
Q2ehec, in 3o days ; and the Jane, from
Ltibon, in 22 days.—'!'he Favourite, BOAC from
Q.2ebec, arrived at Cork, and faikd from :hence
for this port the fame day with the Jeffie, and
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London, England, 1802-08-03

BM I'HS.

At Millbrook, county llublin, the wife of Thomas Cad•
Battley, I. fq. of a fun.
In Leefuu-ltreet, Dublin, the wife of J,lnt Schualcs, Efq.
a daughter.
On the 21 ft ult. Mrs. CuMT in g of l.tzie, of twins, both boys.
On the 18th ult. at Stanthorne-hill, Cisellure, the 1-4 of
Charles Leicdter, Efq. of a fun.
London, England, 1802-08-03

LIVERPOOL, JULY 29.

The Mary, BARR, from Africa, is arrived at
Trinidad, and failed for the Bahamas.

The Agnes, late Kitts, and Trident, WALKER,
have failtd from Dominica fur die Bahamas and
Savannah.

Captain Sinsow, of the Annan, arrived at Gal-
lina Roads the. lull May, writes that the Mary,
Duaactc, was lying there, and expated to fail in
two months.

The Lorcaller, WILLIAMS, is arri:ed at Little
Cape Mount, all well; to lail in fix or levee weeks.
The Nelly, LAwsott, paired River Sifters the
19th March, all well.
The Pot t au Prince, BLACKLY, paffed Grand
Balla, the 27th April, all well.
The Ann, FRODSHAM, paffesl Montferrado, the
sit May, ail well.
The Barton, —; Hibernia, ; and Tho-
mas, of London, —, are arrived on the Wind•
ward Coall ; not a (lave on board.
The Aurora, NI‘G HIE, is at rived at Baffa, with
his tender, had bartered for a lhip that was to fol-
low him.

The Catharif.e and Eliza, —, is arrived at
Gallinas, ready for fea.
The Elizabeth, ANDERSON, expeEted to be off,
on freight, the 14th Mar.
La Favorite, DAyi pacts; was going into Trini.
lad as Captain SHERWOO^ came out.

Arrived—Earl of Liverpool, Harris, from Akin at St.
Kitts; Grace, Levy, at Montfcrratlo from Riopongos; Bri-
tannia, Brown, front Itlontfcrrado at Riopongos; Lady Fran-
cis, ---; Devon hire, —; and Mary,
Lradity, at PrialCCbj Agra:a:de, Seddon, from Africa at St.
Kitts; Shakeli.ear, Evefon; and Hope, John, from hence at
Havre; Ceres, Pettrs, from hence Helvott ; Volant,
from hence at Charlefton ; and John, Nunns, from Lan-
Gaiter at 11,14rtiniue.

FROM LLOYD's LIST.

Dtm., Avcovr 2.--sliled she etaaow !loop of war, for
Sheernefs. Wind W. S. W.

GRAVESEND; At ou sT 2.—Paffeil by, the For, —, from
Greenland; Mellish, STAVE E 3, from Davies Streights; Lord
Middleton, HAWKINS; from New Providence ; Harford,
CLARK, from imiturgh ; Trio, Dou c LAS, from Barbadoes ;
Jane, NUNS:WIELAND ; HUM; RANGER; and Redpath,
front Peteriburgh; Doretha Juliana, —, from Stettin;
A rdLlit, SU ERR Y; from Jamaica; Dorothy, —; Curfica,
HAI! LC R; and Lawn:a, Co RVE e, from Memel ;
from Norway; trove, Ht u.; Hower, MA SUN; az.d 'fruity,
—, from Dantzie.—Sailed the Indultry, WSJ:salt, fur
Virginia ; Hebe; BRIMNIER, for Hanthurgh ; Aunowan,
BROWN. for Baltimore; Two Elizas, IA NS, for ; ALGA
Lucca, ---, for Bremen; Fanny, WittiAms, for Atultaz-
dam ; and low Calais, KEA S S EU, far Rotterdam.
London, England, 1802-08-03

enmninoner, who waited for the worn of the
Er peror, was then preparing to 14 out for Ra-
th-bon.

Several Auftrian regiments are about to march
to form :t corps of obit ; vat ion Jed ined to take pot-.
Ce:t:on of the AOrian indmivities, v..tli a' thole
oldie Grand Doke of Turcany, and to watch the
motions of the Elesclor of Bavaria, and of the Pruf-
Ilan troops ready to toter Franconia. It is again
afferted the the Court of Vienna will cattle the
Bilhoplics of Salzbourg, PafLtu, Berchtoldtgaden,
Sri xen, and Trent, to be occupied, and that the
Grand Duke of TiZcany will be indemnified in
Suabia.

Deputies from the Brifgaw have arrived at
Vi-
erns to folicit the Emperor to intereft himfelf in
favour of their country, ruined by the late war,
an.: obliged, for eighteen months fence peace was
concluded, to maintain a French half brigade.
The importance of the affairs now in agitation
has dittrinioed his Imperial Nlajefly to remain in
Vienna till the 27th, when he will go to Laden to
make ule of the waters at that place.
Pruflia, betides the countries and towns already
known to fail to its lot, viz. Hildefheim, Pader-
born, Eicht,fehl, Erfurt, Nordhanfen, Alulitauftn,
and Collar, will obtain as an indemnity a part of
bifhopric of Muntler, with the capital of that
name, and the Abbeys of Ellen, Werdcn, and
Elton, with their territories. The Prufilan troops,
deftined to occupy thefe territories, were to march
on the zoth ultimo. His Excellency Count de
SCHeLtntßauitc. Alinitter of State, of War, and
of the Catinet, and Comptroller General of Ft-
nances, is the Commander in Chief: he will or-.
gaMze thefe new countries en the fame footing as
the Pt uflian States, and wal be conic time abf,:nt
from Berlin. A particular commillion, compofed
of perfons belonging to the Adminiftration of Jur-
tice and Finance, aid who will he under the d;-
mrtion of a General Commiftlon ; the Members.of
which arc M. de Gossi.xx, Privy Counfellor of
juftice, and Chief of the Tribunal of Revilion ;
M. Focgr, Privy Counfellor and Chief of the Su-
preme Tribunal ; and M. M. SCHULZ and SACK,
Privy Counfellors of Finance, has been nominated
for each diftria. The Commiffloners, charged
with the organization, were to fet out on the aB:h
of July.
London, England, 1802-11-10

• STEVENS D. WHISLER.

Mr. MILLS stated, that this was an aelion on
the Game Laws. At the trial only two witneffes
were called for the plaintiff. The firft fwore, that
walking out in the fields on Saturday evening, he
faw the defendant lay a gun over a hedge, fire
among a covey of partridges, and kill two of them.
He was going through to pick them up, when he
obferved the witnefs and made off. The next was
the Sheriff's Officer, who went to ferve the fum-
mons. He fwore that the defendant, before he
had difclofed the nature of his errand, exclaimed,
46 Why fhould they make fuch a piece of work
about thefe two birds ?" For the defendant feveral
most refpeEtable witneffes appeared, and depofed,
that he was fo extremely ill as to be confined to
his bed, and that they were certain he had not
ftirred out the whole of that Saturday, nor feveral
days before and after. The Jury found for the
plaintiff The Learned Gentleman laid, be now
held in his hand an affidavit from another man,
who fwore that he was the perfon who had killed
the two partridges. He Rated himfelf to be a
fervant within the parifh. Finding that he was
obf4rved when going through the hedge, he made
off. That very night he gave his mattcr warning,
and next morning, trembling left a profecution
fhould be commenced against him, he fet out for
a diftant part of the kingdom. He did not return
to his native village till Auguft Mt, when he was
(hocked to hear that another man had been found
guilty of the offence which he had committed.—
fhe Attorney, on the other fide, (till refuted to
remit the penalties that had been recovered, but
the Court would, no doubt, fend the caufe down
to a new trial.

The Judges, however, hefitated, as the Sheriff's
Officer had (worn to the defendant having ac-
knowledged the killing of the partridges, and it
was agreed that the matter thould hand over till
to-morrow, when Mr. Jutlice LAWItitNCli is to
bring down his notes of the trial.
The Lord Mayor, with his mace-bearer, (word-
bearer, &c. entered the Court at three o'clock,
and paid his refpeds to the Judges. The warrant
of attorney was read, appointing the Recorder to
defend the rights and privileges of the city of Lon-
don. Mr. Common Serjeant, in the name of the
Lord Mayor, invited the Judges to dinner at Guild-
hall, and then the proceffion filed off. '

Mr. GIBBS melted for a criminal information
again( a Churchwarden ; but the noife in the Hall
was fo great that we could not hear his name.—
The crime alledged againft him was, that at a
veilry meeting he had inflated a brother Chin ch-
warden, and challenged him to fight next morn-
ing with (word and
Lord ELLENBOROUGH laid, that as the parties
did tit appear to be of high rank or large for-
. .
London, England, 1802-11-10

BRIGHTON, NOV. 8.

The PRINCE of WALES hunts two or three times
a week with his harriers, on the Downs, near
Brighton. His Royal Highnefs appears at pre-
fent in perfect health, and is always in high fpirits.
The intended arrival of BONAPARTE at Rouen
was on Monday lait proclaimed through Lewes
by the common crier ; bu: whether by command
of the Conful himfelf, or at the inllance of thofe
interefied in trips acrofs the channel, we than
leave for the decifion of our leaders.
In confequence of a fimilar notice here, feveral
Gentlemen embarked for France on Saturday
evening, for the purpofe of taking a peep at that
diainguifhed charaaer.
London, England, 1802-11-10

NAUTICAL INTELLIGENCE.

MAILS THISDAY.—WIND S.W.
ASRIVID. . Du[.
2 Dublin, o
i Dutch o

PORTSMOUTH, NOVEMBER 9.

Lart night arrived the fhip Alliance, Captain Wm. Robfon,
from London, bound to Jamaica; put in here for pairengers.
Sailed the Charlotte, fohooner, Stephens, with William
Smith, Efq. and Family, for Havre ; alfo the Ant, cutter,
Singer, for fame place—Alfo the Nutwell, PoppJewell, for
Jamaica, with troops.

The Neptune, of 98 guns, is ordered to take in ftores, &c.
and to fail for the Mediterranean.

A wherry, in croffing from the Point to Gorport was yef-
terday, by the rapidity of the tide upfet, and the waterruan
unfortunately drowned.
A feaman was this morning flogged through the fleet at
Spithead, for having entered on board of fevcral (hips, and
deferted from them foon after.
London, England, 1802-11-10

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TITLZ If ...01, THE LtGISLATIVL COUNCIL.

7e. The Legitlathe Council cannot be competed of lefs than
ten Citizens of the age of thirty years at leaft, appointed by
the Prefident, but who lusty be difmiffed by him at!the coda
three years.
76, 77, 78, 79. The Members of the Legiflative Council
have deliberative voices on the projeds propofed by the Prefi-
dent, which cannot he naffed but by an abfolute majority of
votes. They arc rpcci. lly charged a ith the drawing up of pro-
icets oflavr, and explaining the motives for fandioning them.
The falary of each Councillor is fixed at 20,c00 'lyres.

TITLE I 11.01" Tilt LLOISLATIVI loot.

Rt. The Legiflative Body is compared of feventy.five Mem-
bers, of thirty years of age at kaft, chofen by each department
according to its population. One half of them arc to be taken
from the College. . . .. . . _

82. It is to be renewed by thirds every two years. The
going out of the &It and fecund tided is to be determined by
lot.

83. The Government convokes the Legiilative Body, and
prorogres its fittings. They cannot, however, be ilsorter than
two months annually.
8.. In order to entitle it to deliberate, more than one half of
the Members mutt be prefent, not including the orators.
The regulations which follow, merely relme to the forms of
appointing the orators, and promulgating or denouncing laws
as uncoallitutionaL

The falary of the Members of the Legitimise Body is rued
at 6ox)livres of Milan, and that of the Orators at goon.
London, England, 1802-02-04

TITLE 1....01, TB! MINISTER,.

Under this head are comprehended a Grand National Judge
or Minifter of Joitice,a Miniiter for the Adminiftration of the
Pt.l%;ic 'Ft-ea:lffy, and a Secretary to the National Jude, w►o
is ocesficthany to be l.". fubilitute.
74 No Att of the Government can be voted unlefs lived
by a Minifter.
London, England, 1802-02-04

A'AUTICia mrELLIGRYCE.

MAILS THIS DAY.—WIND S. S.W.
•1111t1VCD. DUE.
o FIVIICh,
o Dutch, 0
o Hamburgh, 2
O Dalin, o
O We error&
I New York and Halifax 0

PORTSMOUTH, FEB. 3.—Lafl night failed the
galliot Frow Elizabeth, Capt. HACRIMMAN, laden
with nuts, for London. Same day his Majeily's
iltip 14 EGYPTIENNE was releafed from cpraran-
tide ; and this morning the three following men of
war were releafed, VIZ. I'AFEICAINE, HENOINF,
And the THISBE. Some Guards were lauded from

thele !hips this day.
SHEERNESS, FFB. 2.—The MAGICIENNE, IRIS,
and WAAZAMNFID frigates, and la Sottitta (loop,
have received orders to proceed to the Great Nore
to be paid wages; it is expelled that they wiil
then proceed to the Weftward.—Remain at the
Nore the (hips as per laft.—lt blew a tremendous
gale Taft night fron► the S. W. Several boats
have been fwamped, and confiderable damage
done to the fences on the fea coafts.

YARMOUTH, FEB. 3.—This morning arrived the
EARL OF LEICESTER packet, Capt. CH. THOMP-
soN, from Cuxhaven, with mails and paffengers ;
the mails, on account of the Itrong wellerly wind,
were landed at Burlington on Saturday laft, with
a Turkilh Melfenger ; the other paffengers, mofily
foreigners, landed here this morning.—Sailed for
London, with goods, the Allley, Ifabella, Hope,
Friends Adventure, and Mary.—Wind S. S. W.

FROM LLOYD'S LIST.
DEAL, FEB. 3.—This morning the JOSEPH, Hop•
rtit, from Sicily, with fulphur and rags, ran on
Shore near Deal Cagle, but is got off with little
damage by our boats. Wind S. S. W. blows hard.

GRAVESEND, Frs. 3.—Sailed the Adamant,
SPALTRR, for Cadiz; Hope, BAR/LETT, for Oporto;
Difpatch, HARRIS, for Cork ; Intys Abell, —,
for Amaerdam ; and Twe Gefulters, —, for
Mend.
London, England, 1802-02-04

TITLE 1.1.007 71lc RICLITS 07

4. Every perfon born of a Cifali,,lr.e and remaining
the territ .:.ry of the Re2ublie. acquires the Ahts of a Citizen a
tom as he beeotrics of age.
The next Three Articles regard Naturalization. Stranger<
who have acquired proiwer.y in the State. or who parela com-
mercial' or manufaCturing eftablilliments, and who have refilled
(even years in it, may he naturalized. Alto perfuns who pofill
great talents or expertnefs in any of the arts or (ciente-. s, even in
the mechanical once, or who have .-iodered great fervices to the
Stat.-. may acquire the right of Chizenthip.
S. The law dctcr.nhics the ratio of minority, the quantum of
property neeeffary to cntiftitute a qualification, and the caulks for
which the excreife of the rights of Citize Whip may be loft or
fufptn: d.
9. Alfo regthlates the formation of a eivle rrFifcr. Thofe Ci-
tizens only whufe names are inferted in this lilt 01.41 be clig:ble
to (Aces the State.
London, England, 1802-02-04

TITLL TIIII COMO LTA Or STILT).

S4l. The Co sinlea of State wallas of eight Citisens. of forty
years of age at kelt, deified for life by the Colicges. and
• - • • • r... 4... R pnnhlle

of its Members is its be apPointel Mirada' for Foreign Affairs.
55. 'l'hc Confulta of State is fpecially charged with the con-
fidersion of diplomatic treaties, and every objeft which relates
to the foreign affairs of the State.
57. The inkructions naive to negociations are difcnffed in
the Confulta, and treaties ihaU be definitiie only when am-
ti.,m•ti by the abiulute majority of its Members.
:3tb, 59tn, 6cth, Sift, and 624 &Mons are not of
ch mportance.)
63. The Prcfident excluilvely pciffeffes the initLative in all
aff.,irs propofed in the Confulta, and in all decifions his vote is
to preponderate.
64. In cafe of the ecffrion, refignation, or death r.f the Pre-
the Confulta of State clefts his fucceffor by an abfolute
rn3jority of votes n•ithin the fp.ice of forty-eight hourt; and it
cannot feparate until the accomplabment of that object.
65. The falary of the Members of the Confulta of State is
filed at 30,c00