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London, England, 1802-05-25

EAST-INDIA SHIPPING.

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We have the pleafure to Rate the fate arrival in
•the Downs of the fhip Britannia, from Madras,
from whence file failed in January; arrived at St.
Helena the middle of March, and failed the 27th.
The Termite fchooner failed from Bombay to the
Einem Straits of Malacca, to apprife the home-
ward-bound China (hips of the peace, on the t4th
of January. The Fort William, Airly Cattle,
Woreetter, Phceniti Rockingham, and Lord
Hawkelbury, failed from Anjengo under convoy
of the BRAAVC frigate, on the sad of January, and
knew of the peace before their departure. The
Charlton, Capt. CUMBILLEGS, and the Sir Ste-
phen Luthington, Capt. Gomm were to fail from
Bengal on the soth of December ; they were to
tcall on their way to Madras, at Vizagapatam, &c.
for bares. it: Calcutta, when completely laden
at Bengal, was to join them at Madras, and to
be finally difpatched for Europe without delay.—
The Manfhip, from Europe, arrived at Ceylon.
The Monarch, Ann, General Stuart, and Cate.
donian, from Europe, arrived at Madras the 4th
of February.
The Belvedere, Woodford, Waller, Alfred,
Abergavenny. Duke of Buccleugh, Allmon, Taun-
ton Ca file, and Idols man of war, arrived at Prince
of Wales's Iffand in their way to China the 3ttt
of ()Ebb en The St* Hoist frigate, from Eng-
land, arrived at Kedgeree the rich of January,
parted from the fleet the 3oth Ottnber, in latitude
so deg. fond', and longitude 34 weR.
Paltengers by the Britantliar.Charles Maddlfos, Efq.—.Wa-
liam Scott, Efq.— Mrs. M. Maddifon.-Mrs C. Rest.—Maitcr
John Macrae—Mib Ma Edwards...MA Catherine Ed-
wards—Mils Elizabeth lintatt...ll4if• litsithis Harrington
Elizabeth Crifp—Mils Mary Kaunas—Ws Lottifa
Sarah Bird—Mifs Helm Matses-Mile Phoebe

Mifs
,jane Clifton-4M Mifs P.l not.
We are happy to (late that intelligence has been
received of the capture of l'Hirondelle, French
Privateer, of 111 guns, in the Indian Seas, by the
Seat 1.1.1 Capt. Abase, fiin of ADANI Efq.
Solicitor-General to the PRIX cr of WALIS. Capt.
ADAm,it will be recolleeted, gallantly ditlinguifhed
himfelf in capturing la Chiffrone, of 42 guns, at
the Seychelles, in tletober let, after a fevere
anion. Capt. ADAN has had the good fortune to
end the naval war in the Eall Indies by two naval
captures, even before the peace was known ; for
l'Hirondelle was the only enemy's veffel that re-
mained in there Seas.
The following letter, dated Bombay, Feb. ts,
communicates the above agreeable news, and like-
wife a circumaance of a left pleafing kind :
" Our fie Indiamen failed from Anjingo, for
London, on the sad ult. under convoy of the
BILAAVII frigate, Capt. ALIZMIDEIt, of 40 guns.
In this Beet the Company's (hip Coaswatads, on
the Bawl eftablithment, was going home as a
cartel, with about too French prifoners on board;
but, although at anchor in Qitillon Roads within
all the fleet, the Frenchmen contrived to run away
with her about loth ult. and, although chafed for
' two days by the la IL AAy e efcaped, (leering for the
Mauritius. She had only one gun on board for
fignals."
London, England, 1802-05-25

WANTC.I) TO RENT OR PURCHASE,
4k MODERN HOUSE, containing a Dining,
Drawing, and SiveWalt Roonts,three or four good Sled
Rooms, Servants' Rooms, Wires, Gardens, ate. in propor-
tion, and frost t to 300 Acres id dry fertile Land. furroonanig
the Hook, which Inuit be In an &rated pleafantStnation, and
not farther than one Mile or a Mile and a halt from a good
Market Town, and in a Country where the Roads are good.
Died, poll paid, to Charles Wilfon, EL+ Po&011ice, Shef-
field; wit► full particulars of rent, taxes, dthription of the
Hoofs, Laudon, qua udty and quality of the Land, &e. Ste.
London, England, 1802-05-25

ES FATE of WILLIAM HARWOOD, Deeeded.
x•LL Persons who have any Claims or Demands
upon the Mate of Mr. WILLIAM HARWOOD, late
of No. at, Old Bond-ltreet, and of Hanwell-Park, in the County
of Mtddhirx, are hereby required forthwith to fend an Account
thereof to Mcfrs. Williams and Brooks, otLincoln's-Inn, that
the fame may be immedLately bid before the ilsecator.

PASSAGE FROM DOVER TO OSTEND.
CAPT. J. U. RUTTER of the BRITISH nut
and Capt. J. HUBBARD of the Mauve, (Nage
Verde in the Service of Meru. Lotman, Atm and Co.)
soft refpatfully acquaint the Nobility, and thofc perfons in
general travelling to the Continent by way of Oftend, that their
raid Velles, which are Sued up in a very fuperior Ityle for the
ennveyance of Paffengers, Carriages, Hodes, Sec. will fail na
platy from Dora every Wednefday and Saturday for Oftend
Aria& the Sununera—Dover, aid May, dm.

CRANFORD BRIDGE INN, and POST-OFFICE.
Fourteen miles from LONDON.

ON THE BATH AND OXFORD ROADS.
ADAMS. (from the Grecian Coffee-Houfe),
Aj• begs tem to inform the Public, that he has fucceeded
Mr. Goddard in the above Prentice'', and Wares them, that his
non oft endeavours will be ufed, both in the Polling and Houk
Zwisnets, to merit (anal humbly foliciu) a continuance of their
foam
Cranford Bridge is and convenient change, bring.
big the Stages nearly equal, with a Caving of one mile to both
eisadsd--Potting at to per mile
TO CABINET-MAY:MS. Ann UPHOLSTERERS.
A MOST Eligible Situation in the above
arsoches in one of the Lanett mercantile Towns in this
Liploni, is now to be difpofid of. The Bufinefs having been
very fuceefstully carried on for upwards of Twenty Years, it
wceldlot have been tarred to the Public but Bum the demire
olths late Proprietor; it is now continued in fan employ.—
The Stock may be paid for by bailments, or a put of its
amount W. on undeniable Security far a few Years.
Partkulan may be known by ipflyine, either petfonally or
by Letter (pett.pild), to Mr. Robin Jenks, Black Friars-
Rood. London.
London, England, 1802-05-22

PLYMOUTH, MAY so.

Came in the Ann, of this port, Capt. STUN c Ea,
from Jamaica, laden with fugar, rum, and coffee,
for this port and Exeter; and the Unanimity, of
this port, Capt. Caowre, from Morlaix, with a
fmall quantity of butter. The RENAL% of ;8
guns, Capt. Gazooar, is waiting to take dif-
fatches to the Weft Indies, and is hourly expefting
to fail. The Droitoususa, of 38 guns, Capt.
SNOILTLAND, is fitting for foreign fervice, fuppofed
to be deftined for the Cape of Good Hope. Sailed
the SHIM fchooner, of ;6 guns, Capt. HARM sou,
on a cruize.
London, England, 1802-05-22

TO THE FREEMEN Of itOCHLSTER.

TT having been genemily underaood for tome
months pit, that I intend to offer mf• as a Candidate to
rsprofent you at the nest General EleaW,'l did not think it
proper fo long before that period to give you the trouble of a
General Canvas ; or prematurely to enseraposse to engage your
individual Suffrage% Since, however, you have already pro-
mired a large proportion of your Votes to two Gentlemen who
have come forward upon your invitation, I think it a Amy I
ewe both to you and to myfelf, to take the =flea opportunity
of informing you, that I do not intend,. oponthis omarson, to
give you any further trouble.
I certainly mould Lave been highly flattered' by the Hon our
of rsprimting your ancient and refpcdahle City, but I am far
lgala defiriog to obtrude rayfelf upon you, nor &A I offer m
unkfs caned open by yougeltes to do fo. I have only to
add, that, although you may tartly And a more able Reprefen-
railer, you will never find out more truly attached to your in-
tereft--to the genuine principles of Mc &kith Coaftitution
or to real arid radical independence, than
Your molt faithful
Humble Servant,
EDWARD BITCH.

Cobtess-Hall, dtb
Mar, doz.
London, England, 1802-05-22

MORTGAGE.

WANTED, the fum of 60001. at s per Cent.
per Annum, on the Mortgage of a Valuable Freehold
Eftatc in the County otllent--For parzitiinn apply to Mr.
Nathaniel Atchefon, Solicitor, Ely Place, London.

kIUSGRAVE's ANSWER TO BISHOP CAULFIELD,
Cuntaloing further documents on the late Rebellion.
This day was publiilted, peke as.
OBSERVATIONS on the Reply of DOCTOR
CAULFIELD, Roman Catholic Bihop, and of the
man Catholic Clergy of Wexford, to the mifteprefentations of
Sir Rlteud Mufgrave, Bart. and on other writers who ban
animadverted on tl.e " Memoirs of the Rebellions."
London, England, 1802-05-22

FALMOUTH, MAY 19.

Sailed this morning the American !hip Anna•
war, %owls:, for London; and the brig Peace
and Friendfhip, RICHARDS, in banal', for Sour.
deaux.—.-Arrived this day the Hind cutter, Capt. ,
ALLAN, from a cruize, and has brought in with
her the Flora fmuggling cutter, of Mevagifrey,
having on board woo ankers of fpidts from
Guernfey ; arrived alto the Spider fchowier, of
16 guns, Lieut. HALRISON, from a cruifc.
London, England, 1802-05-22

Venice. S 9 Pyres PicoliEffeEtiTi Reel.

This day a Mail arrived from, Holland. Our
complete Pets of Paris Journali to the. tgth have
alto come to hand—thofe received.yellerday were
the Mmiteurs of the 17th and 18th, without any
of the unofficial Papers.
By letters from Berlin we learn, that the inter.
view bet Ween the King of Paussia and the Em-
peror of Ruffia has been determined on. His
Majeily Osa King, accompanied by 'chi 04.1 teen.
and his brother Priwe Haim, were to quit
Charlottenburg on the .zsth of this month i be
will review the different corps of troops cantoned
on his route, and .will be at Mcrae% on the Huh of
June, at which time the Emperor of Russia and
the Qtand Duke Conway/IN/ are expelled to be
at that place. The fame letters Rate, that the
Emperor of Russia will be accompanied by the
Emprefs and the Emprefs Dowager. The inter•
view will laft four days, and on the morning of
the 15th the two monarchs will let out on their
return. Great preparations are making at Memel
for the reception of their Impery Majeffies.—
Three of the fineft Court carriages, each drawn by
eight fuperb horfes, have already been fentthither.

It is afferted in the political circles on the Con-
tinent, that the Eleaor of Mentz bas received a
formal affnrance, both froth the French Govern-
ment and the Court of Vienna, that he will not
be comprehended among the Etclefiaftical Prin-
ces whole States will be fecularifed. lie owes his
prefervation to the circumstance of happening to
hold the place of Arch-Chancellor of the Empire,
and Diralor-General of the Germanic Diet. But
in confequence of the arrangements agreed upon
between the principal Powers of Europe, his pre•
fent polliffions on the banks of the Mayne will be
exchanged for an equivalent portion of territory
in Weftphalia. In regard to the other Ecclefi-
aftical Principalities, there can be no doubt that
they will be all fecularifed, except that of Grand
Mailer of the Teutonic Order, which it is raid will
be preferved. There will even be no more Ecele-
fiaftical Elatori ; and the Arcbbithop of Mentz
will prefide in the Ekaoral-College as Arch. Cha-
ncellor of the Empire.
According to letters from Vienna of the 2d, the
hate of the Qsase of Nam's, health is fo much
worfe that the Phyficians have judged the adrui-
niftration of the Sacrament neceffary d In other
words they have no hope of her Majefty's recovery.
M. Faeroe, attached to the Ruffian Legation at
Conftantinople, has arrived at Vienna : he is go-
ing, it is Paid, as Ruffian Ginful to Corfou. The
reigning Count of Yfenbourg-Budingen, and Lim-
bourg-Gaildorf, died at Meerholz, on the 4th of
this month, at the age of 74.
The ballot for the nomination ola new Grand
Mailer of Malta has given no fatisfatory refult.—
EAch of the different Longue: of the Order, who
contributed to the elation, prefented a Candidate.
the principal intereft feems to be in favour of the
old Grand Matter, M. ns Hots? mit, who hope
to be fuccefsfuL
Pails, Mar 03.-. The diftilliag of fpirits fro'
London, England, 1802-05-22

PORTSMOUTH, MAY az.

This day arrived the Mary, CLARK, from Lon-
don. Sailed the Morning Star, CHANDLER, for
Southampton; the Aaive, WILLIAMS ; and Dart,
BEAL, for Poole. Came up from Cowes, his Ma-
jetty's Ship his ; and his Majefty's Ship CARYS-
rorr, from St. Helen's to Spithead. Yefterday
his Majefty's fhip PUISSANT, Capt. Saes, was paid
off. Arrived the Amity, —, from the Streights,
and is under quarantine.

SHEERNESS, MAY sr.

Arrived the Phebe, Capt. BARER; and the Di-
ligence &top, Capt. Jim,. Sailed the CONSTANT
gun-brig on a cruize ; and the IRRESISTIBLE and
CALCUTTA, for Chatham. The VESUTS and
BOLD gun-brigs have been paid off. The Gu EL-
DZILLAND, AMPHITRITE, AMBUSCADE, and GA-
LATH Ea Dutch chips have been paid off at Chatham.

LIVERPOOL, MAY W.
'The Amazon, COS NAHAM, arrived here laft night
from Jamaica.
The Mary, BRADLEY, from hence, arrived at
Bonney, and expeded to fail for the Weft Indies
the latter end of Feb.

The Martha, HIINSHALL, from Africa, pafTed
St. Vincent's for Bahamas.

The Union, JOHN sox. from hence to Hamburgh,
was run down by the Friendfhip of Copenhagen,
on the 12th inftant, about eight leagues from the
Vlie, and immediately foundered. The Captain,
Mate, and a boy raved, and landed at Yarmouth.
Captain RA el say, of the Irlam, from Barbadoes,
(poke on the 3oth ult. in lat. 42, so, N. long. 32,
W. the fhip Briftol Packet, HALL, from Briftol,
bound to Bofton, out 3o days, all well. On the
inftant, in lat. 43, 40, N. long. 28, 30, W. (poke
the fhip Perfeverance, STAVIRS, from the South
Seas, a full fhip, all well. On the Bth inftant, in
lat. 43, 42, N. long. 21, 50, W. (poke the brig
Hunter, Kiso, from St. Michael's, hound to Lon-
doa, out 21 days. On the 9th inftant, in lat. 44,
N. long. 21, W. (poke the brig Good Intent, RED-
MAN, from Sicily, all well : at the fame time, (poke
the !loop Barbara and Betfey, from Oporto, bound
to Dumfries, out 17 days. On the th inftant,
in lat. 48, 13, long. 19, 30, W. (poke the fhip Ly-
dia, TREDWE LL, from hence, bound to New York,
out (even days. On the 12th inftant, in lat. 0,
40. N. long. 18, W. (poke the fhip Mariner, *Be :DS,
from Briftol, bound to Philadelphia, out fix days,
all well.
London, England, 1802-05-22

FROM LLOYD'. LIST.

DEAL, MAT at.—Sailed the GANNETT 1100 p Of War 00 a
Eaft.

GRATZ/IND, MAT st.—Paffed by the Hero of the Nile,
PUILPS, from Lilbon ; Eclipfe, Rowe, from St. Viocent's ;
Batley, • and Nancy, ROACH, from Baltimore; Wil-
liam, &magmata; Perfeverancct PAMIRS, from the
South SPA ; Doc 2. CARR, from Martinique, Nymph,
Dawson; and Zephyr, Psaace, from Norway; Mary and
Elisabeth, from Memel; Refuge, ; and Nancy,
.

Dantsiek..--Salled the for Genoi;
Ezpedke, far Rotterdam ; Friends' [Malty,
for Barcdona ; Twe Gebroders, Jrams ; and Drie Gcbroders,
for Aotwerp.
ARRIVED.
At Fahnouth—Eophemia, from Barcelona; and
Anwar, Brown, from Philadelphia.
At Briftol--Hope, Richards, from Quebec.
At Liverpool—Walker, Clark, from New York; !dam,
Ramfay, from Barbados; and Thomas, Winder, from St.
Lyda.
At fismbungli--London, Linder, from London.
At Havre—Briltol, IMO, from Bolton.
At Boardeanz—Cathaine and Elizabeth, from

Char Mom
At St. Kitt's—Hero, Smith, from Cork ; Portland, Allen;
&Word, Theidon ; Lord Middleton, Hawkins ; and Dryade,
Jenkins, from London.
At Martinique—Alblon,Linklater, from London; and Kitty,
Redmayne, from Liverpool.
At Momferrat—Belle, Rows, front London.
At &wisdom—Atlas, Richards; and Rucker., Soper, from
London.
At Bonney—Mary, Barr; Will, Crow • Agreeable, Sed-
don ; and Devostatire Cornet, from Liverpool
At New Cslaber—kbigail, Bennet; Orange Grove, Payne;
and Fanny, Irvin, him Liverpool.
At New York—Liberty, Moores; William, Allied ; and
Amity, Moody, from LiverpooL
At Demerara—Angola, Boys ; John Roach ; and Governor
Wentworth, Cox, from Africa.
At Dominica—Alice, Lewthwalte, from Bonny.
At Limerick—Nßobert and Jane, Brown ; Eleanor, Hanna ;
Agnes, RETherfon •' Swallow, Duncan; Ruth, Jones; Gram-
ps_i, Hervey; Union, Steck ; Margaret, Boag ; and Itabells,
MillUs4ay, front Livered.
London, England, 1802-05-22

KOTZEBUE% EXILE INTO SIBEKUL

This day was publifited, in 3 tots. FooKemp Sva price zss. is
boAtds, cmbelitiedwith three Engravings,
HE MOST REMARKABLE YEAR IN
THE LIFL OF Aucusrus VON KOTZEBUE, con-
taining s full Account of his tato EXILE and JOURNEY into
SIBERIA, and of the ether egtranedinary incidents which hap-
pened to him in Rata, with authentic pa-titulars relative to
the refent State of the interior of the RuEsn Empire, and new
and canals Anecdotes of the Court of Petzeiburgh,
WRITTEN BY HIMSELF.

Tranilaced from the German, under the fuperintendance of
the Author, by the Re►. B. BERESPORD, Enid& Leaurer
to the timn of Profita.
-Print for Richard Phillips, No. yr, St. PRA Church-
yard ; and to be bad of di Bookfeliers.
London, England, 1802-05-22

IHE CITIZENS OT THE TOWN 'OF SOISSONS TO THE

CITIZEN 14•YOt Or THE SAME TOWN.

Citizen Mayor—The decree of the Councils of
the 20th of this month, permits us to be grateful,
but the mode of its being carried into execution,
does not fatisfy our love ; allow us to-morrow to
Amble in the Champ de Mars, and amidft the
found of warlike mufic, to proclaim Conful for life
the jOn cjvifiery, the father of the people, from thence
we Gall repair to the Church to pray to GOD, that
his days may be as long as they are precious to us,
and a proces-verbalthall be drawn up, and fent by
an can-ordinary meffenger to BONAPAILTE.
London, England, 1802-05-22

:‘,l a or grain has been provifionally forbidden
throughout the Department of Dyle, by a Decree
of the Prefea of the Department, agreeably to an
order from the Miniller of the Interior.

The Adjutant eommandant Rost mu has ar-
rived at Cur fit as Commitrioner General of Foreign
Relations of the French Republic. The troubles
of Zante are appealed, and a new order of things
been cflablithed.

Letters from Berlin Rate, that as the exporta-
ticm of corn from Dantzic is again permitted, the
Fri.;lith have made large purchafes of corn from
the merchants of Koninglberg, and other ports on
the Baltic.

On the night of the 15th the froff was fo revere
a% to do great damage among the vines. In the
environs of this city Tome of them were entirely
frozen. Afparagus, melons, cherries, &c. have
fuffered a great deal.
London, England, 1802-07-10

On the ift of Jury was publiftted, price as. 6.1. neatly prin ed
in War° on fuptrfine Wove Roy .1, No. 111. of
THE MONTHLY REGISTER, and ENCY-
CLOPEOIAN MAGAZINE, embelliftted with two
highly finiihed Engravings of Warwick Cattle, and the Eft-ti-
dal—a Mikellany felca in its Mst..riLds, fyftematic in its Ar-
rant went, and eampreitenfive in its Plan, comprizing a va-
luable Colic/Ilion of Literary, Philofophieal, and Commerei .1
Information. The general execution of the Work bin a ftyle
of Excellence that will jottly entitle It to a place in the moR
fcledt Labrada. Each number will be accompanied with two
or more Plates, by eminent Artifts.
Alfo, on the fame day was publifited, price as. 6d. (atom-
patied withs Copper-plates), NO.ll. of a new feria of
The REPERTORY of ARTS' MANUFACTURES and
AURICULTUR.E, ennfißing of Specifications of Patent In.
relations; Accounts of all new Difooverics in the ufeful Arts;
Proceedings' of learned Secicties; authentic Accounts of all
new Patents granted for Intentions, and generally whatever
may tend to the Benefit of the Arts, Manufactures. Ste.
A number of each Work will be continued on the firft of
every Month, at the Repertory °See, :8, fleet-ftreet, and
may bciard of any liookfeller or Newfman. Of whom like-
wife may be had complete Set! of the Sift bait:4 of tin Avg-
London, England, 1802-07-10

PLYMOUTH, JULY S.

I Came into Cawfand Bay from a cruize his Ms.
jelly's (hip CACYSTORT. of 28 guns, Capt. Mutt.
DT ; and what is a little extraordinary this is the
only arrival or failing that has taken place at this
port within the laft fortnight. The Camilla,
Queen, Hibbert, and Matthew and Thomas tranf.
ports, with the 29th Regiment of Foot on board,
have been in the Sound this fortnight waiting x
fair wind to carry them to Halifax, and are Rill
detained : they have experienced feveral hard gales
of wind during the time, but no accident whatever
has happened to either of them. Remain in the
Sound his Majefty's !hips AIIIILIA, of 44 gnu,
Captain PROBY ; GLSIIIIIOIII, of 36guns, Captain
TALBOT; GALATIA, of 32 guns, Capt. Wocrill
and the Otseau, of 38 guns, Capt. PHILLIPS.
The Slat us, of 36 guns, and the Istoosx, of 18
guns, are cruifing off this port for the proteftion
of the Revenue ; the boat of the cutter three day*
ago was upfet by a gull of wind off Penlee Point.
and but for two Sloops that were then paffing, it Is
more than probable the whole of the crew would
have been drowned ; fortunately, however, they
were all picked up alive, and carried to their ows
(hip.
London, England, 1802-07-10

NAUTICAL INTELLIGENCE.

MAILS THiS DAYr•WIN@ La L
AWL

•RRIVIII.
s Dtbiia,
I Waterford.
1 Hasiburgh,
• French,
I Desch

YARMOUTH, JULY 9.

Thurfday evening arrived here his Majelly's
packet•boat Palace OF ORANGE, Capt. BUDGE,
with mails and peffengers from Cuxhaven. The
PRINCE OF WALES is hourly expeaed, the wind
blowing frefh S. W.
London, England, 1802-07-10

To the MAYOR, BAILIFFS, BUIWESSES, and INHA-
BITANTS of the TOWN and COUNTY of the TOWN
of SOUTHAMPTON. •
GENTLINIAN,
rrHE veiy diainguifted- Honour you have done
me, ar.d the high obligation you have eorferresi on me
*ls day, have made an hr on on my mind that cannot be
dilated by tf Me or eircurnltances.
really and unafedtedly find myfe;f, efpccially at this mo-
ment, fo utterly incapable of tmpreffing ycu with what my
iodations arc, that I mutt of neceility truit to your being per-
loaded from my paR Conduct, th..t I feel as I ought to do on
dieoccafion; I mean to awe(' thereby all that language can
convey. Thefe are not Words of Courfe; my eondudt lhall
be a Proof of it. Alldw me to add the entreaty, that you will
rcedve my cordial Thanks, and the animus of Gratitude
and Rcfpcdl, with which I have the Honour to be,
Gentlemen,
Your malt obligectonel faithful humble farwas4l,
GEORGE H. ROSE.
Southampton,Weilnefday Afternoon, July 7, doz.

To the FREE and INDEPENDENT ELECTORS of the
COUNTY of MIDDLESEX.
OTNTLTMEN, •
I BEG leave to remind yon, that Tutfday next
the tyth inftant, is die Day of Eledtion for our" County—
. teltimony I have received of your friendttip, and the pro-
miles I have had of fupport from every quarter, confirm me
in the opinion I have ever entertained of the favourable difpo-
iltion and attachment of the Freeholdersof the County of Mid-
dick: towards me. Every artifice has been employed to de.
prive me of your Liken; and Induce you to withdraw your
eonildenec, but without effect. Such arts only export: the
weaknefs of the calif,: of thole who pradife them; but will
never inipofe on you. I moft earnetny foheit • our attendance
at Branford on the Day of Elm'lba at Ten &Clock, and m-
ime, that however fccure you maylippore•ny Ekelion, you
will not rant in your exertions to Neve me, until our caulc is
'fawned with fuccefe.—.-I arn Gentiernelle
. .

With the !Iva ft:lccr....refprc.l and gratitude,
Your obliged alai faithful ferraut,
Hanover-fquare, July 8. WILLIAM MAINWAiII46..
London, England, 1802-07-10

• VALUABLE FREEHOLD ESTATES in CUMBERLAND
TYTHE FREE.—TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, $
At the New Crown Inn, at Penrith, on Thurfday the nth
day of Anglin, aka, at four o'clock in the afternoon,
In Four Lots,
I Lot 1. rOMPRIZING the very extenlive Ma.
1,-,1 nor of Bleucowe, with the Fines, Otitrents, and
other profits thereof, amounting to upwards of 3014.7 erupt%
N. B. There is a general fine payable by the (-anomaly 'Te-
.nants, upon every change of the Lord of the Manor, by shatts
only, which amounts to about ,lesal.
Alfo a very defirable Freehold Mang Farm, called Bets.
cow z HALL, fituate In the Putties or Townfhips of Little.
Blencowe, Greyßock, and Deere, or fume of them, confining
of a large and commodious Dwelling Houfe, with Barns, Stables.
Cowhoufes, and other fuitable Outbuildings in good repair; to-
gether with the Demefne Lands, containing is 9 A. a R. 6 P. of
rich Arable, Meadow, and More Land, in the °militias
of T. Scott, under an agreement for a term of ekitni years
from 25th March, 1797, at the clear rent of s3cl. per annum.
This Lot is fubjeet to a free Rent, or free Farm Rent of &Ad.
per annum.
Lot 2. Comprizing a Freehold Firm, called Old 13111,9 tern
at Great Blencowe, in the Parifh of Dacre and in Skelton, or
one of them, confining of st. good Farm Hook, wigs Barns,
Stables, and fuitabic outbuildings; and about 90 AMU visaed
Arable, Meidow, and Parton Lind, occupied by the Esecs.
tors of John Relpk, decoded, nod. r an agreement for a term,
of x a years, from 25th March, 1791, at the clear Rent 61631.
per annum.

Lot 3. Comprising a Mt cage or Dwelling Honk, aft
Water Corn Mill, called Laithcs Mill, with Barn, Stabk.aaB
Outhoufes ; and ten Acres more or lefs ui Land ar.d Mawr
Ground, at Laithes, in the Parith of Skeiton,in the occupatinn
of Jofeph Stockdate, as tenant from year to year, at dm net
rent of 251. per annum.
Lot IV. Comparing a Mefuage, or Dwelling Heat and
Farm, with Barn, Stable, and Outbuildings; and 6a A. a It 24?.
more or left of Arable and Failure Land, Gomm on Skdteali
Pafture, in the Parini o ' Skelton in the occupation of Matt.
John and William Jobsfon, nudes. a Leak for 10 years, from
ad February, 1785, at the net yearly rent of aol.
All the Lands In the foregoing Lots are free from the pay.
ment Of Tythes, except a dote, containing 7 A. a. R. 30 Fs
callmiSchoolmafter's Chafe, in Grcyftocke.
The Land Tax on aft the above, Lots has been redeemed.

The Farms may be viewed on application to the Temuns.
Fur further particulars apply (by truer pot 'Laid) to Mr.
Tindal, Attorney-at-Law, Chelmsford, Ellie, where Maps of
the Eltate may be fon, and previous to the Audion, printed
partfenius android:dons of Side niay,,e had of Mr. Hutton.
Attormy-at-Lava, at Pcnrith ; alfu at t.,e pri: ipal Nos. at Pen-
trill; at the place of Sate; and 'at Mr. Tiudafs Olfser, Is
Chelmsford aforefaid.
London, England, 1802-12-06

PLYMOUTH, DECEMBER 4.

Came in his Majetly's (hi; Otstatr, of 36 guns.
Capt. PHILLIPS; from Leith, to which place fhe
carried troops from this port : when the came in
on Thurfday evening, during the violence of th
gale, the paffed through, off the Bolt-head, be
tween two and three hundred calks of fpirits, float-
ing on the water, which the agitated (late of the
lea, occafioned by the gale, had broke up from
the fmugglere funken rafts.

Came in the Pruffiaa (hip Charlotte, of Koningf-
berg, Captain J. C. ANSICLEGE, from Dantzick,
bound to Liverpool, ladeti with timber and planks ;-
the flip Alligator of Ltindon, Captain MERETON,
F
from London, bound to Barhadoes,laden with
plantation Ames ; • the Two Friends, of Jerfey,
Captain MILES, from Valli Viciofa, laden with nuts,
bound to London ; and the Fanny, of Poole, Cap.
tain J. TUCKER, from St. John's, Newfoundland,
laden with fah and oil, for Poole. •

. .
Advice was yefterday received here that the
Flo* brig, of this port, Captain Soren, bound
from Falmouth to Leghorn, laden with pilchards,
wat totally wrecked lin .t he night of the aBth Oeto•
ber laft, on the ifland of Majorca, where the veil,
and cargo were totally loft. The whole of the
crew were providentially laved ; but when ftrft
(ifcovered, they wen Sin extreme diftrefs.
-• •. Came in.the Caroline, of London, Capt. Herpes,
from, London, bound to St. Kitts, la.len with
ibercbanditss, put in with the lofs of her fore-yard;
•,.•-
the Dutch fhip Johanna Petronella, Capt. JACOB
ALTONA, from St. Übe% Jaden withlfalt, bound
to • Holland : 'this 'rail has. loft her foremaft,
main-topmaft, andAs otherwife much damaged,.
' aelyN; et y leaky: the's rtillian galliot Vreede, Capt..
itaititNS, 'from A*fteidam, bound to 'St. Sebaf:.
,tiateg,r4aden with bile 'goods: this fhip has loft.
her main mall, and received other damage ::
Ilhe Lord Nelfon, Capt. PIONS STONE, from St.
Andero,l laden with wool and 'chefnuts, bound to
Chicitefter.--Alfo the Lark lugger, of Dover,
. ..
laden with about 700 calks of fpirits, betides to.
Mateo, rank, currants, and chocolate, bound from
Guei-nfey to the Englifh coaft, taken by the Es-
CORT gun. brig, Lieutenant PEAKS, Commander;
the is a very fsac lugger, quite new, and Tails re_
matkably fait... . ..
: • ~ '

- .
* 3 ritOMILLOYD's LIST. '". :
/. DEAL, Die. s.-Came down and fallottlevefat,;olll.nd
bowid feffelar-AVlnd N. W. . . , ...f . , ..` :C.: 1
, 1
OwtvreattD, liec.,yo..Sallad the Lady Ann, Mitelialog...
for Grenada; Nelly and Betfy, Corrin, for the Ifie.oChiah ,
4.
•Teicatachma, Thompfon, for Brow"; Robert. Aylward, f ,-
Jamaica ; Ann, Morton, for Antigua ; Harford„ MHL:; 'A a
,Williams; and the Ranger, Ayr; for Hamburgh; Nthiri ,
Owen, 'for Cork; rwe Gebroders, —.---, for Maud; Tate
Ckbraiern Hakker, for Rotterdam; Vrow: Atha, --..--1 *and
the Vrow Dina, Solids, for Amiterdam. .r

arrivd under the Crown tionfpiwt,frolk
St. I.."and le potaphirestleo. '
7.110103 allPe• Portlier old TIP csteured .411 *di
bosittOrettlAboent voyage Man tile BFiloot ?moth
inivoteer. after the toodufion of NM • and !sot to
pt taps
ly wetotra tide on die gl
p .rcintod co it
London, England, 1802-12-06

Fran tie LONDON GAZETTE,

'• 4.

DOWNIXG•ITILZST, DIC. 49
The Kis° has been pleated to appoint Barruci.
Loataw Fans, Efq to be his Majeay's Secretary
of Legation at the Court of Madrid.

MILITARY PROMOTIONS.
CommifGon in the Norfolk Militia. fined by the
L Ird Lieutenant.—Waern Regiment.
Captain Archibald 11/41. rrifon, from the WeR Middiefez Militia,
to be Captain. Dated November rs,
BANKRUPTS.
Jofeph Sims, late of Honerombe and Withanger, in the paro
of .Mifertits, Gloncer yeoman, dealer and chapman,
to fuirender Dec. '3, five, Dec. and January ts, at
deem. at the Golden rocs, In Cainferofs, Oloueefterlitire.—
417137 f: Thorns. Croonse, Gravelpitts. near Stroud ;
or Mr. Gray'a.lnn-fquare.
Janes • of Tana, Devooltdre, Ilhopieeper, Dn. Its, 16,
and January ts, at eleven, at the Seven Stars inn, in Tomes.
Attornies, Mcifm Farwell and Prideaux, in Tomes; or Mr.
John Alexander, Bedford-row, London.
John Peter Holloway. of Saint Swithin's-lane, London, wine,
fpirit, and beer-merchant, dealer and chapman, Dec. 7, IS,
and January Is, at one, at Guildhall. Anomie., Meth.
Wadefon, Barluw, and Grofvenor. Anitin Friars.
Mae Rogen, of Dover, Kent, barman, dealer and chapman,
Dec. 13, at ten, Dec. et, at eleven, and January is, at ten, at
Guildhall, London, Attorney, Mr. cc, kutre,
Ponekisch-ltriet, London.

Joini lanky, et ileet-nsarket. Landon, brandy-merchant,
desk: mid charms, Dee. zl, az, and January IS, at ten, at
(Mama Attarnfes, Mars. Rabe and Wranghani, Saab-
int•lose. Lagoa.
ithelfortilcaley, now or late of Brantclifte, to the pad& ot Bat-
ley. Irailike,tperft men:haat. dealer and aquae, Dee.
at La, Dec. ill, at ten, and papery is,at twelve, at the Three
beffisz, Leeds. Attorney, Mr. John Wilton, Cafile-ttreet,
London; or Mr. Charles Coupland, Leeds.
Oloodials Thomas Crook, or Weybridge, Surrey, timber-dealer,
dealer and ehapman, Dee. 14, its lindiaanuarl IS, at demi.
at Odhlhall, London. Attorney, Sir. vid /taco, Crown-
- Out, .Ablerfgate-ftrest.
London, England, 1802-01-12

FORTY-FOURTH NIGHT.—SANS SCIUCI.
By the Authority of the Right Hon. the Loan CRAM IN,
ON THURSDAY NEXT, January 14, 18os,
will be prclinted at SANS SOUCI, Leicetter-PLue,
Leiceiter-Square, an Entertainment, entirely new Wad origt-.
tial, called
A FRISK. •
• rAfrananeat of the Recitation and Songs. •
DART 1.
Rte. Sir Peter, Mag, and the Song. 'The Letter It
opening of the plot. Rec. The Galley Slaver.
Song. True Delight. Song.°The inane, of the brave
gee. Young 'ninon un- Rec. Mr. Paddle.
deceived. Song. Literary Tradmigra-
Song. In vino veritas. don.
Rec. Mort. Encroachers. Ree. Somethinlor tither.,
gong. 'The CatiLoo. Song. The Ncw'Yearrrao
Rec. An Esecpnon.

PART 11.
Ree. Sir Peter impatient. Rce. Whiffie.
Snag. The Voyage of Life. ' Song. •Tray. •
Rec. The Mowery. Rec. The Wcoden Legs.
Sang•Honoor among Thieves. Song. • Jack at dm Opera.
Rec. The Lampoon. Rec. Nuts.
Song. The Ladies. Sorg. 1 he Dinner.
P.AkT
Rec. Thoughts on Matrimony. Rec. Mag talks !
Song. •The Original and the Song. The Wife ciett.
Picture. Rec. The Lover'.
Pee. Corrage and its Ibadow. Song. Every Man his own
Song • The viciffit mks of Glory Pilot.
Ree. The Ambaffador with- Rec. The Surprize.
out credentials. • Sung. The Meiling* of Peace.
Song. •father and I.
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NitITICAL airuzzenreit.

• . .
MAILS THIS DAY.-WIND W. S. W. •
4111•111). DIM
o French, a
o Hamburgh, 0
o Dutch, •
• Dublin, Jan. 7. 3, . 2
2 Waterford, Jan. 6, . •
• Donnaghadee, • 3

Tetstouvn, Jen. 9.—Sailed the Pessea.,Aaou.
*NUS packet, Capt. Jones, for Ligooe, With the
Mail of the sth init. The PINILOPC packet, for
Jamaica, has not yet received her failing orders:
and the LADY Atteant.e packet, for New York,
will not be ready to fail till the 15th inftant.

Potts:sown:, Jaw. t t.—Yellerday arrived the
brig Omega, Capt. R. MILENRY, from Havre,
having been there with coals, but not being fuf-
feted to difpofe of them, is come into harbour.
Same Jay failed the thip gy.een, Capt. Mac:lsom,
for the Downs (London) ; this is the chip lately
arrived from Surinam : failed alto the brig Ge-1
ffieral Moore, Capt. Laasv, for London, laden I
with butter, lately from Waterford.

LANCASTER. JAN. 6.—The Benton, POSTLETII-
WAITE, from hence, is arrived at Cork.
The Satisfatlion, WOODHOUSE, of and from
this port, is arrived at Martinique, after a paltage
of only twenty-eight days from Ireland.
London, England, 1802-01-12

RANELAOH.
ON THURSDAY, January t, will be given
A SUPERB MASKED BALI,
In amour of the Eirds.Day of HER MAJESTY,
With a Supper and Wines.
Farber particulars in due time.

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ATOUR through GERMANY; particularly
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Germany. To wbich.is added, A CONCISE VOCABULARY
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Travelimi,

By the Rev. Dr. RENDER, Native of Germany.
Printed for Longman and Rees, No. ju, Pater:totter-row.
" Thin work Is one of thole ufeful produddons of the Bridal
pref., which merit general reeommendadon ; for It encompaffes
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ARABIAN NIGHTS' ENTERTAIN. MINTS. Confning of One Thoufand and One Stories,
told by the Sultanefs of the Indies to divert the Sultan from the
F xecudon of a Vow he had ma& to marry a Lady every Day
and have her cut off next Morning, to avenge hinifelf for the
Difloyaby of his Brit Sultatiefs. Containing a Niter Account
of the gpfloms, Manners, and Religion of the F.aftern Nations,
ds Tartars,Perilans, and Indians, than Is to be met with in
any Author hitherto publithed. Tranflated into French from
the Arabian MSS. by M. GALLAND,ofthe Royal Academy;
and now rendered into Eng Lib from the haft Pads Edition.
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This Jay was publifhed, in one large Volume, Iva price yes. fa
boarda,the 34 Edition, revikd, eorrated, sad improved, of
LECTURES ON DIET and REGIMEN;
being afyitanatic Inquiry hue the molt rational Means
preferving Health, and pre.lostgles s together with Pby-
lboingleal and Chemical Explanations, calculated ehiedy for the
Uk of Families ; in order to beads the prevailing Almelo and
Ptcjudiees in Medicine.
By A. F. M. WILLICH, M. D.
Cements—An Inundatory View of the whole Work, and
its predical tendency. Chap. I. On the Means a preferring
Health, and prolonging Life.s—lL Of Air and Weather.—
111, Of Cleandoefs.—lV. Of Drefs.--V. Of Fonda—Vl. Of
Drink and Spices.—Vll. Of Extras and Reft.—Vlll. Of
Sleeping and Waking.--IX. Of Evaeuntione.—X. Of the Af.
!Akins and Pudic'sa of the Mind,—Xl. Of Organ of Seale.
—..X 11. Osi the Treatment and Prefervation of theEyes..-Con-
elution, or Recapitulation a 'fetal Preeepes.—PWa*t; eon-
nailing a Series of (Luaies, addreffed to thole Patients wbo
with to give a fatisfadoty Amount of their Compidesta, when
eortfulting Medical Men.
London Printed for T. 14, Longman and 0. Rea, paten
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London, England, 1802-01-12

Part the Fourth was publlthed yeiterday.

THE NOBILITY, GENTRY, aro PUBLIC
in genital. are rcfpedfully informed, I. hiJ ROESS and
Soo's GENUINE ESSENCE oIvANCHOITIES, continues to
be prepared by them in die fame manner that has given fuck
aniverfal approbation for =my years pal.
The long pally acquired foperiority of that Article is fully
tonfinned in the opinion of the Couitry at large. and of Pukes
rcident in all pads of tha Wuld, and having Rood the tut of
trial, ranks itin the fituation it now maintains.
The general udlity or their ESSTNCE of ANCHOVIES
and other RICH SAUCES for FISH; Sue. ftki es them, from
the numerous Advertifinvat4 daily appearing, to cautioo Fa-
milies, &a. in purdrafing the fame, as none is to be had of
'THEIR oucusua, but at their Warebook at under.
Every other Article in the Oil Trade for family uk, of the
heft quality.

WEST-INDIA MERCHANTS, CAPTAINS of SHIPS,
OFFICERS in the ARMY end NAVY, (applied upon
the &omit notice for the Mt and Weft Indies, &c.
Warthoufe, No. to 7, corner of Savoy Steps,
Strand, London.
London, England, 1802-01-12

IRMIVIT sOClkTlks.

The defendants, J. T. Cocks and J. James, are
Stewards of a Benefit Societycknown by the name
of 44 The Carverr and Gilders Friendly Society,"
which was enrolled in the year 1795, according
to the terms of an Ad framed for that purpofe.—
The prelent indiament was for difobeying an or•
der of two Magitirates, made under the following
circumftances : In the year 1797, James Hart
was admitted a Member, and loon after being
rendered unable to work, through illnefs, he re-
ceived a weekly allowance until he grew better,
which happened in a short time ; but relapfing
again into his former illnefs, he applied again,
and received the fame allowance for fome time.
when on a fudden this was difcontinued, and the
poor man, unable to earn his livelihood, was
compelled _to Rate his cafe to the Magiftrates at
Hatton-Garden, who made the order in quefiion,
calling upon the Stewards to pay him his allowance.
A copy of the order was ferved upon them, but
they refufed to attend to it • confequently an in-
diament was laid againft them. It appeared that
t7ie order had been delivered from the late Stew-
ard, Mr. Cuthbert, to the defendants folicitor.—
Some altercation occurred between the Learned
Counfel on both fides with refped to its produc- '
Lion. It was, however, at length produced, when
the defendants Counfel took an objedion to the-
wording. of the indiament, as not being Itrialy
regular in point of form with the order, the words
4, duly admitted a member" being omitted. The
coarequeace was, that Mr. MAINWAUNG ctistited

the lay to Gni a a. trerdiet for the defendants, st.
the fame time enjoining their Counfel not to
der this as deciftve of their cafe, his opinion being
clearly again[ them. The queilion in this cafe Is
a material one to thole concerned in focietiea ct
this kind. The ground of defence flatted by the
Learned Counta was, that Mr. Hart had impro-
perly become a member, being, at the time he
bccame a member, not in a flaw of health to ai
to warrant his admiflion ; and it was contended,
that if fuch perfons were permitted to become
Members, the Society could not be able to Rand,
as the funds would not fupport the expellee, the
toms of from eighteen to twenty thillings being al-
lowed weekly for a Member's fupport.
London, England, 1802-01-12

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raddnable riposte.
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The Superintenelsiu i the MANSFIELD COMMER-
CIAL SEMINeothtY, laving fitted up a Houfe adjoiiiing his
ow:i. with the vies.: ,it extending the molt liberal resins of
ToITION and PRnaTI Stun Y. to the Children of the Com-
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Mansfield, Nottingham/hire.
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Of eat tett rerrelability in Town and Country, ire left with
Mr. Johann, No. 72; St. Paul's Church-yard; and alio with
Mr. Rnhinfon, Paternofter-row.
London, England, 1802-03-20

in London, to he fore, are not very fond of di:-
couating hi: notes, fOr if he has a bill of foci. to
pay, he gives them a bill fur 2:01. and makes them
pay him the difference. This he boalls of in the
coffee-honfes, and brags how he makes all the
par ilh to do jug as he pleales. He tires law bet-
ter than he loves me: and in truth, I mutt fay, he
is a very hypwritical villain." The next letter was'
to this purport—" What a mean clown my huf.
hand is, for he does not pay his deists. For an
inch or two taken from the church-yard, he goes
bellowing to the Bilhop with his information. In
fhort, he is defpifed by every body—all good men
hate the tight of him." The next letter rims thus
—" Although my husband bounces and fings,
• 0 be joyful;' and tells me filch pr °Whir (tones,
I begin to lufpea he deceives me—and I am
perfoaded every body defpiles him for entertain-
ing the company with his foolifh nonfenfe about
himfeif. Then that poor girl he turned away. I
tegin to furpelt there was fornething wrong going
forward while I watot Brighton. His credit is
fn bad, for he pays nobody—he has borrowed of
my father till he won't lend him any more. He
neglals his own bufinefs to trouble himfeif about
other people's. What is it to him, whether the
parfon has grit an inch or two more than his neigh.
boors. 1 airs lure the Billion ckfpiles him for an
informer. He is a foolith fellow, and never can
b: refpteled be he where he will. How we were
refpeacel when firft we came to Beckenham, and
now how we are defpifed ! but it is not my fault.
/ lc is AS fit to be a Miniaer of State as a Manager
cf 4 Parifh. He Ihould try to make himfelfrcfpeeted I
by the rich as wsll as the poor; but that is im-
podible. The parish went on quietly enough till he
came. lir his fst every body together by the ears.
IL: is noify alsd overhearing in his manner, and only
Et to be a conflible or a runner at Bow-areet."
Thomas Day fail he was an oilroan, and had
known the defendant many years; lie ferved his
fami!y, and. was perfealy acrprainted with his
writing ; the writing produced did not, upon the
whole, look like his, but there were certain letters
extremely like it : if he could think him capable of
difguifing his band-writing, he should believe tilde
letters were written by him; he had no liefitation
in fayinr; there were fcme parts very like. On his
crofs-examination he laid, the more minutely he
looked at the letters, the more he was convinced;
there were many of them exaftly like ; if he had
recerved an order in fuck a hand-writing, he Ihould
have executed it; he fhould have fuppofed he might
hive the g.)ort in his hand, or that he might
have been unwell when he wrote it.
London, England, 1802-03-20

WRITTEN BY HIMSELF.

TrannateU from the Getman, under the fuperintendanee of
the Author, by the Rev. B. BERESFORD, En;lith Lecturer
to the Q,!rrn of Pntffta.
Printed tur Richard Philips, No. 71, St. Paul's Church-yard;
• and to be had of all B.,okfelle•r.
London, England, 1802-03-20

ON WEDNESDAY EVENING next, at Seven
o'Clock, Mr. WALKER, jun. owing every exertion for
the gratiSiation-ofthe Public, in return for the viry Ratterirg
encouragement hg. has received this Seafon, has 04:led many
New and lrupon ant Seent;s•tn the E.I;6OURANION or Lar,ee
TRANSPARENT ORRERY, by which he flatte-s himfelf
the Science of ARthnonty is rendered perfeftly Intelligible to
the youngefttr mol str.!rformed mind—whiltt the beauty of
the Scene may captivate:l attentions.
Tickrasand:Bouts'of the Leaure may be had, and places
taken at therAtitre Bet Office.

PANORAMA[ LEtcr.sTEk-st!ARE.
Pcihlk are refpeafttl! y ;Idol-mei!, that the
views of CONSTANTINO PI .E are to continue till near
the end of April, whet the View `runt the European fide k to
he replaced by I.ORD NEI.:',ON's ATTACK on COPEN-
11AGEN. It is regueita that the opportunity of Acing thefe
Views may not be negleaed, as they are both itifiruaive and
entertaining, and are eiteetned the fmeft viewsAn the weed
As it is inten,lo in fuccefiien, to exhibit in the Panorgma all
the moll inter. him; Views in Europe, and to contrail tditm fo
that every perfon may form :heir own judgment of t'eir co n-
rarative beauty, grandeir, and erent, it is neceifwy to•ktep
the Views which have !,c7n teen in firm% remalled'on. A
View of Edinburgh accordln :fey is intended to faceted the View
of Coaftantinoplc now• caliihi:ing in the Upper Circle of the
Panorama, ai:d is to op, nin :he Spr'.nr; of 1803. Open from
. Ten tilldulk. Admittance: to each Paintir 7 Is.
London, England, 1802-03-20

SPORTLVaINTZLLIGENCE.

FARNDON, CHESHIRE, MONDAY, MARCH is.
The Annual Plate.—Three Miles.
Sir W. W. Wynn's ch. g. Alexander the Great -
Mr. Smith'i gr. h. Nautilus - -
Mr. Grey's b. h.
On Tucfday the Annual Plate wat walked over for by Alex-
ander the Grtat.

BETTING-ROOM, MARCH lg.

Very little alteration fince our IA report. The
favourites for the principal betting Sweepflakes
are as follow :
Fit(' clafs of oatiands, Penelope; fceond ditto, Soreeror.
Handicap of 1 oogs. each, acrofs the Flat.

Marianne; Derby, Young Eclipfe e.; Oaks, Julia.
On the match between Allegranti and Sophia, nearly even
betting. Seven to four on Eagle againit Rolla
Tn a week or two Gentlemen will have begun to run private
triab ; after whiah we may exped to fee coaderable alterations
in the odds.

STEEPLE-MATCH.—On Wednefday the Steeple
Match for one thoufand guineas, and five hundred
guineas forfeit, was to have been run by two Irilh
hunters againft the fame number from all Eng-
land. The proprietor was on the ground at Afton
Common at the hour appointed, with his groom,
ready to flart. After fome time the oppofite parties
appeared, and walled the race to be pollponed to
a future day: fome converfation took place, and
ended by the forfeit being paid amida thaufands
of fpeaators.
The It Rh Gentleman offered to match the horfes
on the ground, for two thoufand guineas, againll
any pair of hunters in England.