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London, England, 1802-07-05

PARIS. to MESSIDOR, JUNE 29.

A letter from Arras mentions the following dr-
eurnitance :--Citizen Sr. REMY-CARETTE, mer-
chant in that place, had purchafed in 1794 tile
boufe of the Es-Count BRANDT, an emigrant. In
pulling down a part of the houfe there was found
in it a (tn amounting to nearly 80,000 livres. On
the return of this unfortunate family to their native
country the generous Sr. REMY confulted nothing
but his feelings; he made a prefent of the money
and the houfe to its ancient proprietor.

On the 7th Meflichr, June a 6, the CHIEF CON.
aut. vifited the national manufaattre of porcelain
at Sevres. He infpeofted with the utmoli minute-
'refs and the liveliell intsrefi, during the courfe of
an hour, this magnificent ellablifirment, which has
given birth to an art in France which no other na•
Von is able to rival.

In an addrefs to the FIRST CONSUL, the mer-
chants of Lyons unite with the yell of the commer-
cial intereft throughout the country, in demand-
ing that the trade to India fhould be laid open,
and that no privileged companies may be re-efta-
blifhed. " The creation of privileged companies,
fay they, not only violates the principles, but ne-
celfarily compromifes the profperity of commerce.
The experience of ages has proved that all privi-
leged companies are ruinous. England itfelf would
not have derived greater benefit from them, if the
bad not united to the advantages of her commerce,
thole that refulted from her fovereignty. Never
were the French companies fo valuable or impor-
tant as thole which were eflablifhed in the EA,
from the year 1773 to 1779, by individual (pecu-
lators. In all cafes it is obfervable that i.rivileged
bodies abufe their monopoly in promoting their
own interefts, without any confideration to thofe
of France. Exclu five privileges would, above all,
be difaltrous to the manufactures of Lyons, for it
is admitted that individuals have the means of in-
troducing a greater quantity of our manufadures,
fuch as gold wire, hats, cloths, &c. than any com-
pany can pacers. It is no lefs evident that indivi-
duals could, more effeditally than any company,
import into France thole produdions of India
which are necelfary for our manufadures."
London, England, 1802-07-02

To the GENTLEMEN, CLERGY, and FREEHOLDERS
of the County of VSSLX

GIINTLE/UN,
EVER since your rerpeEted Member, Mr. BR A 14 S.
you, has declared his intention of retiring front the
honourable and diftinguifbe I fituation of your Reprefentati•e
in Parliament, I have expreffed a w:Ilt for your fupport as his
Succeffor ; and (braid 1 be fo fortunate to meet with your ap-
probation on the day of Nomination, and that Nomination
confirmed on the day of Eleelion, you may be allured of my
find attention to the local intertlts of the County, and of my
earnelt endeavours to give energy and cleft to the Laws, Com-
nurce, and Agriculture of the United Kingdom —4 am,
Gentlemen, your molt obedient and faithful (errant.
Chigwell, June 30, tka. ELIAL HARVEY.
London, England, 1802-07-02

LIVERPOOL, JUNE 2Z.

The Clifton, Barium., from hence, is arrived
at Jamaica.
The Hope, Mua THY ; and Ifabella, M'CoNc v,
from hence, at Dublin.
The Venerable, KIDD, of Lancaller, arrived off
the eaft end of Jamaica, the t ith of May.
The Elizabeth, Dyne, from Savannah, for this
port, foundered at fea, crew and part of the cargo
faved.

The John, —, from Jamaica for this port, is
on (pore in the Gulph of Florida.
Captain KFNDALL, of the Fortune, arrived here
on the 24th inflame, from Jamaica, fpoke the Kate,
GOOD, in the windward pairage, for Idle Bahamas.

FROM LLOYD's LIST.

DEAL, JULY T.—Arrived and failed for the River, the De-
claim% Yowler, from Antigua; and Role, —, from St. Kitt's.
—Wind S. W.

GRAVESEND, JULY t.—raged by the &loofa, —, from
Virginia • Newry, Wilfon, from Newry; Charles Patrick,
and the Vrow Sufterkite, Liga, from Rottenk.m..—Sailed
the Fanny, Mohair, for Petertburgh ; Jacob, —, for Calais,
Twe Gebroders, Beek, for Ghent ; Ouderneining, Bloot, for
Rotterdam ; Bce, Callon ; mid Hannah, Hedger, for Havre.
ARRIVED
At Leghorn—Alexander, Haley, from London.
At New Brunfwick—Duke of Kent, Kennedy, from Lon-
don; and Friends, Johnfon, from Clyde.
At Bengal—lris, Keaguth, from London.
At Cadiz—Pataffio, Hughes, from Philadelphia.
At Bilboa—Flora, Kline; and Vrow Elizabeth, Meyer,
front Harnburgb.
At Charktion--Montez ama, Morgan, from London.
Off Dover—Refolution, Langley, fi our Trinidad ;
Luthington, Bla:kburn; and Cotton Planter, Young, from
Grenada.
Off Eaftbourn—Eagle, Athington, from St. Vincent's.
At Clyde-.-Fanny, Bmin, from New York; jafon, Gam-
ier, from Tortola ; and Trim, Miller, from Grenada.
At Dublin..-Elizabeth, Sark, from Virginia; Pluto,
from Wiffeaffets ; Elizabeth, Farmer, front Jamaica; Martha,
Levrington; Eliza, Thomas; and Charlotte' —, from London.
At Virginia-..Minerra, Slack, from Liverpool ; Pitfon,
Whipple; and Speculation, Every, from London.
At New York—William and Mary, Reynolds, front Clyde;
General Mercer, Moore; and Brifeis, —, from Liverpool.
The following (hips were fpoken by the Frogan,
Capt. Jo NN MANN, arrived at London from Mar-
tinico : May 1 1, the brig Annable Creole, of Phi-
ladelphia, from Liverpool to the Mifliffippi, lat.
23, long. 62, 30, W. out 35 days; May 23, the
fchooner Fox, from New York to Trinidad, lat.
33 24., long 54., W. out is days ; May 25, the fhip,
Enterprize, Captain WINDS, from Bremen to Bal-
timore, lat. 34. 32, long. 5 t 30, W. out 28 days ;
June 20, the brig Amphitrite, of Biddeford, from
Cork to Jamaica, Captain Titoar or THORN, lat.
49 37, long. 12, W. Out two days.
The following (hips of war have arrived on the
coal} of Yorkihire, under the command of Captain
ATKINS, of the 1t,., to cruize againf fmugglers,
viz, the It is, of 32 guns, from Holy Ifland to
Blyth, the Syt.rti, of iB, from Blyth to Hank-
pool, the BASILISK, of 4., from Hartlepool to
Whitby, and the BITTERN, of 16, from Whitby
to Flamborough Head, in addition to the two re-
I venue cutters confiantiv ftiatinn•A •st

TO MARINERS.
London, England, 1802-07-02

TOWN AND PORT OF DOVER.

THE UNBIASSED ELECTORS of DOVER,
who have not yet engaged their fuffrages, and may he in-
clined to meter a Candidate t•pon,lndtpendent Grounds, of
klTO*llConnedion in the Town, to an entire Stranger, upon a
footing hardly compatible to free Choice, are hereby 'apprifed,
that a portion of their Townfmen, no leis confiderable in point
of numbers than refpedtabillty, have engaged a Gentleman to
come forward, whole ability to be of uk to the peace, joined to
the merit of his labours in an arduous branch of the public ior-
•ice abroad, it is prefumcd, will caufe his sontinatiuo to be
greeted as peculiarly adapted to the adtual Rate of the Town
sod Port.
London, England, 1802-07-02

THE MEDICAL JOURNAL
I'HE Public are refpeafully informed that the
FIRST' NUMBER of a NEW VOLUME of the ME-
DICAL and PHYSICAL. JOURNAL, eondu&ed by Doelors
BRADLEY, BATTY, and NOCHDEN, was publilbed yefterday,
July z. Perfons who are difpofed to take it in may be regu-
rly fupplied by aU Book fellers.
No. 71, St. Paul's Church-yard, July 2, laol.
London, England, 1802-07-02

WILTSHIRE.

THE GENTLEMEN, CLERGY, and
.IFREE-
HOLDERS of the County of Wilts, arc revelled to
meet at the Town Hall, in DEVIZES, on Friday the Ninth
day of Ji ly next, at Eleven o'Cl.wtc in the forenoon, in order
to c•oiftd,:r of and Nominate proper Perfoos to Reprefent this
County in the corning Parliament.
ANDREW BAYNTLTN, Sheriff.
Spye Park, 3cth June, I Sos.
London, England, 1802-05-06

Came in the American fehooter Sparrow, Capt. Lams-rt,
from Alexandria, in America, bound to Havre de Grate, laden
with dour; the LONDON, of 93 guns, Captain Mu aaa r, tram
'Torbay, which has gone up Hamoaze to be !tripped and paid
off; the Busy revenue cutter from a cruize, with a feizure of
feiri:s; and the Part £LL loop of war, frets t cruize.
London, England, 1802-05-06

PORTSMOUTH, MAY S.

Arr:v -d the LArwlBG, oflB MI), Capt. R:minas re. front
Leith; and Hotta Coop of war, Capt. SARRADINI, from the
F.aftward ; the Three Brothers, Malcom. front Ernbden;
and thE'Liberty, %rostra., for London. Went out of harbour
the Melly, Ho t. r; for London, with timber. L 4 "Lome of
do guns, Captain Na wquest, was this day paid off in harbour,;
and the crew difeharged : the will again be put in Com-nifilons
and manned by fupernumeraties. The Putessur, lying at
Spithead. and SANTA DOROTIIIZA, in harbour, are ordered to
be paid off; alto the Nvasru frigate, and BULL-Dos gun-brig.
London, England, 1802-05-01

DOVER, APRIL 30.

This morning failed the BRirtsn Fele, Captain
Rurrsa, for France, with the following Gentle-
men on board, viz. odlor BLAKE., Mr. SPARKS,
and Rev. WM. BLAKE.

FROM LLOYD'S LIST.

DEAL, APILIL v.—Sailed the Cuffnels, Coy-
vow • and Neptune, REDDIE, for China.—Arrived
the Locust gun veffcl, from Portfmouth, and re-
mains. Wind N. E.

GRAVESEND, APRIL 3o.—Paffed by, the Laurel!,
HEADLEY, from Dantzic ; Aurora, &MINERS ; and
William, LLOYD, from Gibraltar ; Sophia Char-
lotte, Courrs, from Stettin ; and Chrilliana, Aw-
DERSON, from emel. —Sailed the Britannia, Eat-
aow, for the Eaa Indies ; Hind, DARBY, for Ja.
maica Eliza, HARVEY, for Africa ; and Trimm,
—, for Rottardam. Vara over.

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London, England, 1802-05-01

DISEASES of thc URINARY CANAL and VENEREAL

COMPLAINT&
MR. DUFOUR informs the Public,that he may
daily be confulted gratis, from 9 to 3, at his hosfe, No
s, Frith-arca, Soho, London, in all cafes of Obitrudtions
Strietures, Gleets, Seminal %Vintknefs, Incontinency of Urine
Fiftula., Impotence, and debility in either Sea, &c. From
eatenfte Practice in this .:epartment, to whit* he has con-
fined himfclf fur many yeses, he offers a method of cure, mild,
efficacious, and which prevents a r,dapfe.
Mr. DUFOUR, fole Proprletor of Daran's celebrated (time.
dicated) Boogies, has ultim.dcly fo improved them, by divelt-
ing them of the irritating effeets of common Boughs, that they
fuceicd where caufttes and other violent means have failed.

For the Venereal Direafe, Mr. DUFOURisin-poiSeEnn et
Daran's Remedies, fo mild that thew render con ant:mew' of
reftraint indict unaecelTary. To tnaide him to attend patients
at their own hoorah he, has provided the al.:Mance of a Gentle-
man of the Faculty. Perfims in the col:I:try may be cured by
Rating their cafes in letters, pelt
Juft publiiheil, price as. 6d. Fifth Edition, ettlarged.—A
Trestife on the above Complaints, illuftrated with the vicir,us
fymptoms and Cafes Riming the painful and dangerous ef-
fedi of Cauftic Bougies; an improved method of treating go.
norrheas, &c. &e. Printed for J. Callow, Crown-cam, Soho;
and H. D. Symonds, Paternofter.row ; alto to be ha I at
AV/oven's, Exeter-Chanov 311,1 at Ole
London, England, 1802-05-01

PLYMOUTH, APRIL 29.

Came in the AMETHYST, of 38
,guns, Captain
CooK E g from a cruize.—Sailed the tSGA RD, of 38
suns, with difcharged feamen for Ireland. Came
in the BOADICEA, of 38 guns, Captain ROWLEY,
from a cruize : the URAN IE, of 38 guns, and the
Sr FIOR EN zo. of 40 guns, are gone up Hamnaze
to be paid off. Caine in the SUFFISANTE, of 14
gups, from Ireland.

PORTSIYIOUTH, APRIL 30.
This day arrived the CANADA. of 74 guns, Cap-
tain Yolia ; and the NYMPHS, of 36 guns, Cap-
tain Douctas, from Plymouth.
The BLENHEIM, Captain Bovaa ; and DONNE•
GAL, Sir RICHARD STRACHAN, were this day paid
off in the harbour, and the crews difcharged.
Sailed the Royal Briton, Jonas, to Shields.
London, England, 1802-05-01

SATURDAY, MAY t.

Sr. PUILLIP and ST. JATers—Holiday at the rublle Offiecs.
PRICE OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK:
3 per C. Conf. money, 76:—.,f0r May account, 71.
Ommur, 3} I.
FRICE OF STOCKS YESTERDAY :
Bank Stock 194 196 Long Ann.stist•tio
3 per Ct. Red. 76 7541 India Stock 226
,3 pa Ct. Conf. 77761{ India Bonds Tsa.to 161. prem.
4 pa Cent. 92 pil t pa C. ma
5 pet C. A. u)4} 103/ IC; Excheq. Ms ss. to Bs. prem.
5 per C. Ann. 1797 To 6 zosi Omnium .133 i 4 rue.
To 6 Ins( Cot& far May 771
COURSE OF EXCHANGE..

AITIITITCLOTII, 10 15 2U. Cadiz 374 effe& Genoa 474
Ditto, at fight 10 11 M 34,64331 paper Lifbon 7
Rotterdam, to 16 aU. Ditto 38i dia. f Oporto 71
annburgla 32 9 2.1 U. Bilboa -.- effc& Palermo 90
Altona 32 10 a 4 U. Leghorn sti peneeper oz.
Cadiz 33} in paper Naples 44 Dublin to
Paris. T day's date, notb. done--Ditto 2 UL 23 to lit.
Bour.leanx - - a Ut is a t lit.
Venice, 374 Liens Picoli EffedtlYl per IL fterL

This morning we received Paris Journals to the
27th April. Their contents will be found ex-
tronly interefling to thoufands of individuals. as
they relate to the Amnefly granted to the Emi-
grants. Different opinions will no doubt be for-
rnt-d relpetiing this meafure : at preterit we (hall
offer none of our own, but allow it to fpeak for itfelf.
The articles of the law are fubjoined at full
lengtl,—The fpeeehes of the FIRST CONSUL and
Minillers we have been obliged to abridge. as be-
ing of lef importance, to enable us to find room
for the details.

The Articles have been peed by the Senate.
Tier: Conlon & 56 f. 75 c.

ROCH IVOR r, Aram t9.—Yefterday was launch.
ed here the fuperb veffel la Republique Francoife,
of tIS guns. This operation took place amidft
an immenfe concourfe of fpeaators. The concourfe
of !rangers affembled from the diftance of so miles
round was fo great, that lodgings could not
b, found for them in the inns. This is the fifth
veflel launched at this port in the courfe of IS
months. During this magnificent fpeaaek, the
citizens manifefted the livelieft joy, &outing out
repeatedly rive /a Rovhfigus ! rive sts!—
Moaitew.aitegr.

Paris, April 26.
ACTS GI GOVERNMENT.

IXTZACT FROM THE DEL/DERATIONS OI THI COUIP
London, England, 1802-05-01

WHEN Proteliional Men of Cdlit:elliCh..:.ud it-
fponfibility deviate front the, general fyftent by the fe •
ledlon of a peculiar Branch, the fandion of lone continued
faccefs is the belt criterion of fuperiurity.
Eight years hark! devoted my pradice to the exeinfive twat-
(tient of THREE DLSORDERS, am! the fuecc.-ful refult of
my plan gives me additional ardour to oppoll• as fir as I
.am
able the ravages of thafe complaints which are the molt import-
ant in the catalogue of human infirmities.

After initiation into every branch as an Army Su sera, I
formed a with at an early period of Practice to fvf cue ith!ividu-
ah from the ignorance of unedreated Men, or the equally dan-
gerous precipitancy of general Praditionerw
The THREE'DISORDERS, to the cure of which I have de.
voted my attention, comprise every (pecks of VENERE.I.L
INFECTION, whether of a recent or long duration.--ztry.
All kinds of DEBILITY, whether arifing from the habits 01
Schoolboys, or the Indulgence of mature age, ar.l lately that de-
rangement of the fyfteln in WOll2lll which is called BARREN.
NESS or STERILITY.

Numerous difeafes are the refult of Ignorance or hark in the
treatnumt of a fimple Gonorrhea, and it not unfrequently hap-
peoi that the feeds of Lite arc poifoned by the tnilecretion of as
unguarded hour. By a furerior method Inch camomile, arc
milky cured, and even where others have failed, I truft that I
may prefume to offer* radical rmeftablithment
Few,howev=i are the riles of complicated dithers In the
diforder compared with the calamitous fitnations of hien,....ne
from ihdulgengp inaSOLITAR Y VICE, or the prevalent Gale'
ties of a tathionable Life, acquire that Rate of Debility which
is the unavoidable confequence of fueb pernicious habit*
Where the unhappy fufferer broods over his mifory,but care
fullf conceals his misfortune, it may be fame confutation n r
him to know, that although it be an utifirdt adoubt cusunert•
tainty with other Praditioners, the !removal of thek DitFi
CIENCIES by the gradual progrefs of Renovation is the acquire..
meat of my experience. if the rites of Bacchus or Venus have
begun to reduce manly-vigour, much anxiety will be preventtd
by au early eouuteradion of this languid Rate, and in thr:c
cafes no great diificultim will occur.
But when this Deficiency has for years ex Red, a proper Pcr
reverence itindifpenfibly requiffte to revive the flumbritig fpn. s
of Lite, and to re-animate the Coullitmion.

- •
MARRIED WOMEN, who have long been difippointrd
in their ezpedations of a Family, may be allured, that iu molt
Mitances fuch &fetes are curable by hltdical Skin.
The SECRECY which is fo casual to my undertating, aid
the Qualifications which I have orefumed to ftatc, form the
Bafsoi my Pretestlions, and in coincidence with fu :h this inti-
mation is given, that Mr may be confultedpcforally
(or by letters 'notating a ftnall note) at his bode, No. ay, Arur-
do-ftreet, Strand, near Temple-Bar.
There is an additional entrance in Water-erect adjolnii g,
and the name Is on both the doors.
M. B. Member nt the nerd Mltetr nl Stitetnro•
London, England, 1802-05-01

THE MARINES.

We have great fatisfaOion in announcing a dif-
tinguithed mark of h s Maissves Royal approba-
tion of the meritorious and gallant condat of the
Corps of Marines during the late war, communi-
cated to their Commandant, Lieutenant-General
SOUTAR JOHNSTONI, in the following Letter from
EVAN Narsam, Efq. Secretary to tfie Admiralty.
" "Admiralty-Office. aoth
"The Earl ofSv. Vincent having fignified to my Lords
Commillionets of theAdmiralti, that his MAJESS v, in order to
mark his Royal Approbation of the very meritorious ferviccs
of the Corps of Marines during the late war, has ben n graeiouily.
pleated to direa that the Corps dull in future be Riled the
ROYAL MARINTS.

" I have great fatisfadtion in obeying their Lordildpe Com-
mands to communicate this intelligence to you ; and In offering
their Lordihips Congratulations on this teftimony of the
opinion his MAJESTY entertains of the very diftinguilhed kr.
vices of that part of his Forces to which you belong. I am. dm.
(Signed) "EVAN NtPIAI'I."
"To lAeut. Gen. SOUTII Jontt grow.
Comn an lam of the Marines."

To the above letter,Lieutenant-General Sou-rta
Jou N 'rola yellerday returned thefollowing anfwer:
• “ sza, "April 30, 18ot.

—•- -
I bad the honour to receive your Letter of yelterday's
date, communicating tome the Earl of Sr. VINCEN I's Intima-
tion to their I.ordCiips' of his MAJ eso is molt gracious p:ea.
fure in diredting that the Corps of Marines shall in future be
Riled the Royal Marines, as a mark of the Royal approbation
of their fervices during the late war.

" Such a high 'nark of Royal condcfceyfion ani favour cannot
fail to iniprefa the Maraiic Curpfail with the higheft gratiitie,
and the warmell zeal in the continuance of thdr faithful fa-
vices.

"The extreme fatisfadion I fed on the Frefent oceanon is
greatly inereafed by their Lordfhips' very flattering congratula.
rions ; for Which, as weU as your polite f:ntiVOCDU of tuisfactilon.
I beg leave to offer my molt unfeigned thanks and acknowledg.
meats. I am, Bte. Ste.

(Siere "W. Suurra lenosorroN)
"TO EVAN NI: PEAN, &C.Lieutcuant- eraL"

NAUTICAL INTELLIGENCE.

MAILS THIS DAY.-WIND N.E.
DM

AtItIVID.
O Dublin,
I Water: ord,
o Hamburg!).
I French,
This morning arrived a Mail from Lifbon, brought to Fal-
mouth, by the Panscs or WAI ta pazket, In 13 days.
London, England, 1802-05-01

LAW.

WANTS a fituation-;sManaging Clerk in a
relpstlabk Oilice, a Paton who Las been about Ten
Years in the OAS* underhand' Coaveyaneing in all iu
branches, the, Proceedings ;mks a Comm:Sion of Bankrupt.
and the getieral Pus-nee of the Courts ;is alto a good Accosm-
tea, acid teepee a libe band.
Dlr. &to A. B. at Ms Power's, NO 3, Great Bath'arect,
Cold lath Square.
A YOUNG WOMAN of creditable Connec-
dons, sad well educated, aged 34 Years, is dcfirous ofa
titnadon In a relpeaubto Irsoilly, to take areal Tow or Three
Madan, and in thew Education ; or to attend upon an
eldedi Lady; in either of winds iltuations, or in fame 'imam
Employment, the bops Ow will be able to nuke berfelf dant.
A very tusexceptionsble Reference as to Charades. and Cija.
'Meadow, miy be had by applying to Mr. Westherall, Uphol-
(tem, No s 3. Dean-itreet. Soho.

PATEN C STAY.

MRS. LLOYD GIBBON begs leave to return
her grateful thanks to the Nobility and Gentry for fo lle
beral a patronage for her PATENT' STAY, which affords her
peculiar pleafure to find bask been produdive of fo much real
benefit and comfort, wherein other inventions have failed.
Mrs. L. G. having frequent applications from Ladies impofed
upon by perfons advertifing Long Codas, in imitation of her
Paean Stay,thofe Ladies difappointed from being unabk to wear
thole Spurious articles, Mrs. L. G. thinks it her duty to caution
the Public, as there are perfons in London and other principal
towns in the Kingdom, bolding um falfe claims to this valuable
ineentiom—Whereas Mrs. L G. does hereby declare herfelf to
be the tole Inventor, ands at the has not appointed any perfon
whatever to vend her Patent Stay; therefore cannot be had
but of the Patentile, No. 7, Sackville-ltreet, Piccadilly.
London, England, 1802-05-01

HOUSE OF COMMONS.

The Sr accompanied by fcveral of the Members,
having been to the Hook of Lords, on his return informed the
Houk that the Royal Aleut had been given by Commiffion to
feveral public and private Affis.
On the motion of Colonel STANLEY, fo much of the Peti-
tion of the Journeymen Corn° Weavers otLaneaker, Derby,
he. as related to the fettkosent of wages between them and
their employers, was referred to a Committee.--The Hon.
Member Rating that the Petitioners were rmdy to give up that
past of the Petition.
Mr. M. A. TA sLoa brought in a MU for regulating the mode
of ballotdng for Committees on contefted Ekftions. and for
the employment of Short Hand Writers, Ike. and Mr. Let=
brought in a SU for making certain arrangements In the frith
Law Courts.—Thefe Bills were read a tuft sad ordered to be
read a fecond time on Monday.
The further moldered= of the Report of the Committee an
the Clergy Rade= SU was deferred to Tuefday Woolen.
Leave was given to Lord Batottavt to withdraw the Elec.
lion Treating Ad, and to prefent another in its Read, which he
accordingly did—Read a brit and ordered to be read a fecond
time on Monday.
Mr. ALREANDER brought up the Report of the Committee
on the Sager Drawback Bill, which was agreed to, and the Bill
ordered to be read a third time on Monday.
The Cuwesttoa of the lees seta ea brought In a Bill to
enable his Mejefty togrant ant of the Confolidated Fund, a faun
not minding tarodol. a year, to his Royal Higlinds the Duke
of Soffes, during *afore, and a fintihr one to the Duke of
Cambrillge.—Read a MR time.
Mr. M. A. TAYLOR Mired whether k was dual to add
▪ during *afore" to rude grants?
The Comte LLLLL of she Eitmattima maimed in the affir-
mative.
The Bill was ordered to be read a (mend time= Monday.
On the motion of Mr. CORR I, an order was made for the
Houk to refolve itkif into a Committee on Monday nest, to
molder the frilb Sugar Drawback Ad

MY. CORKY obfervetl, that MOW three COMMiESOOM were
wanting to fill up the number of thole appointed to carry into
&eft the Sinking Fund of Ireland. He therefore moved for
kave to bring in a Bill to amend Co much of that Ad as Mated
to Commillionemeave given.
The Tonnage Duty Bill was read a aka time and paffed.
On the motion of Mr. CORRY, the Hook Wolfed Meg into
a Committee, to enafider that part f the frith Navigation Art
which regulated the fe %men employed in the malting trade:
and then agreed to a Adulation' inftradling the Chairman to
move for leave to Lring in a Bill for the better encouragement
of kik 'Mariners, in order that tbcy might he put on the fame
(noting with thole of Englead.--The report was received,
agreed to. and a Bill ordered.
Mr. VA N 31TTA IT arena% that the Accounts and Docu-
ments relative to the Winkled= of the National Debt were not
yet T. Lade ,nut, and therefore he wiftied to put off :I,e c•nifidera-
'tion of the fubjedt tillThurfday nat..--An order to that eff,:tft
was smadc.
London, England, 1802-05-01

Da. JAMES'S ANALEPTIC PILLS.
VOR the Rheumatifms and Colds which prrvari
at this feafon of the year, no Medicine is fo fare and dSca-
tious as Dr. jatfrlßS's ANAL EPTIC PILLS. Their peettli.l
tendency to promote Perfpiration, and all the natural Scae
tiODS, will account for their lingular virtue: In the'', CompLb :a,
as well as in many others to wh;ch the human frame is Ea; le
from the viciflitudes of our Climate. They arc admirably c:1-
eulated for diforders of the Stomach and Bowels, for percuo
of a Bilious or a Gouty habit, as alto fur there who's cooftitl.-
tions have been affeded by a too adive or oo Urinary litr.
They are likewife particularly ferviceable in Head-Aehs oce,..
Boned by Indigrftiun, and in removing the bid tifeds of Ire
Wring; as alto in preventing Panics and Apopistaiea.fu often tI4I
conkquence of 'manlier:ince Recuuriti fhotil2 be had to them
after every cacti,. of eating or drinkl%, and upan every Cgbt
indifpnfition; and thus their well known ebaraelitriftic of pro-
moting longevity will be irtitintaltied ; for, by atrilting Nature
in the due difcharge ofthc animal fum‘iions. and by keeping the
eonftittalon as it were in continual repair, they prrferve the bo-
dy in health and vigour, and pri•vent premature decay.
As the ANALEP rle PILLS owe tbeir excelkilce to a pccrllar
preparation, which has never been divulged by the Inventor
but to the prefent Proprietors, they can only lie had genuine
' front them ; and they are fold by FRANCIS NVWSI,IIT, at the
Ware:lode for Dr. James's Powder, No. 4s, the EMI End of St.
Paul's, a few doors from Cheapiftle, London ; and at Dr. James's
late hoer. in Bruton-flrect ;in Boxes price Q. each, Stamp
included; or the quantity of fix may be had in one large
box, fur t I. as. 6d.--Otiferve that the name, " F. Newbcry,
45, St. Paul's,' is engraved in the Ramps. All others arc cOtlll.
tree's.
London, England, 1802-05-01

TO MARINERS.

COPENHAGEN, APRIL t3.---On the Northern
Coaft of the Ifland of Bornholm, a Light Houfe
has been ereded for Navigators. It is efeded on
the Steilberg, as it is called, a quarter of a mile
from the North point of Bornholm ; becaufe from
hence, the light is always vifible to Navigators,
who pafs between Bornholm and the Swedifh coati;
and the light here, from the height of the moun-
tain, is 272 feet above the level of the lea. The
tower is furrounded on the upper part with a lan-
them of windows, fourteen feet in diameter : that
the light may in all weathers burn Ready, and the
light is increafed by the reflexion from a brafs
plate in the infide. This fire will, for the &ft
time, be lighted on the 2111 of June ; and after-
wards will, according to the Ordinance of the
2 Ili of March, t 70. F, and that of the ift of Feb.
1779, burn in the. fummer, or from Eafter to
Michaelmas, from an hour after funfet to fun rife.
And in winter, or from Michaelmas to Eager,
from half an hour after funfet, w funrifc.
London, England, 1802-10-20

FALMOUTH, OCTOBER 17.

Arrived this day, the LADY Alumni.* Packet, Captain
PORTRUS, with a Mail from Jamaica, after a paffage of
forty-one days. The parengers by her are—Mr. WILLIAM
SCOTT and Wife. Left lying at Port Royal, his Ma-
jefty's fhip LEVIATHAN, of 74 piss, Rear Admiral J. T.
DUCKWORTH. His Majefty's alp Tames, of 74 suns,
failed on a cruise the 57th of Auguft, and the TARTAR frt.
pte arrived there tht fame day, and failed again on the 23d of
Aqua with, his Majetty's Slips k DESIREE and TRENT;
riEor.us frigate arrived there from England about the fame
din& Arrived alfo, iinde our lift, the American Ship United
States, Capt. Spine's, with tobacco, from Alexandria, for
orders; the !Hp Enterprise, Capt. Hoses's, frOm London, to
*dna, ,for Venice; the brig Lord Dunean, Capt. WARREN,
from Loudon, for ditto; the brig Ballet, PURCHASI, and Lit-
hos' Paget, Hoorn' o, with bale goods, Ste. from London for
&bpi:ire; the brig ONSLOW, .Capt. ARTS*, from Cardiff: with
iron, from Loudon ; the Undaunted, PZAILCI, with earthen-
ware, from Bideford, and the Lark, SMITH, with flour, from
Southampton.

Sailed his Majefty's brig GANBIRT, of sS guns, Capt. E.
BAss, Nimble, Lieut. CooLAN, and 'Adilve excife cutters on
a cruise; the Nile brig, CaputintsavroN, with pilchards,
,for Venice; and the brig Liberty, Lucius:, for Oporto.—
The LADY HOBART packet, Fut.owss, will take the middle
mails of this month for the Leeward Mandl. The KING
Osoaos packet, with mails for Lift°, will fail the firft fa-
vourable wind.
London, England, 1802-10-20

'POLICE, &c.

• " THE-PARROT.
GREAT MAILIaIIOROfIGH-STRZET...k. curious ex•
amination took place yetterdAj reipeding a Par-
rot, which was brought to this Office in a cage.
When the woman who carried it, was sidled to
bring it in, Poll cried out, "No! no!" which culled
a great deal of laughter. However, on being
brought before the Magiftrate, notwithftanding
her being very talkative, The behaved with great
decorum, not uttering a fingle fyllable during the.
time the remained -there. From the ftatements
that were made, it appeared that on the t.tth of
Auguft laft a parrot was !Olen, with its cage.
from the front area of Lady HARRIET GILL'S houfe
in Wigmore-ftreet. The following day it was
advanced, and poftinvbills were Wled, offering
a reward for it. No tidings of Poll were obtained
till about a fortnight ago, when one of, the Earl
of WieTett's fervant' paling through Henrietta-
ftreet, obferved a parrot in a cage hanging in an
area, which he knew to be Lady Mutual. GILL'S,
and which had been prefented to her Ladylbip by
Lord WIGTON. The bird was now. in the poffef-
lion of the Conntefs of GRANARD, whole cook
brought it to this Office. All the fervants of the
Earl of Wioroa were ready to (wear both to the
bird and the cage. His Lordthiphimfelf attended.
He Aced the Magi&rate whether he-might be per-
mitted to put his hand in the eage, and tickle the
bird": fide, becaufe, his Lora, obferved, if it
were that which had been his, it would bite at him,
and make a cloaking noire. His Lordthip didfo.
and the effea was produced. But the Counters of
GRANAILD9s cook faid, " Excufe me, my Lord, any
Parrot will do that, when you hurt it fo." His
Lordlhip then requefted that he might tickle it
wickr. the 'break and it would exclaim " 800 !
800 I" His.Lordfhip accordingly did fo, and the
bird moft iffuredly, in the true northern accent,
articulated thofe founds. Many of the Conn-
Aefs's fervants alto attended, who were ready
to (wear that it Intl her _Ladyfhip's Parrot. and
had been prefented to her by Lord BIRICLET ten
years ago. On her Ledylhip's going to France,
four Months ago, fide left thy bird in the cart of ,
her cook. Such, and fo pofitive, were the llate-
inente on each fide. The, Earl of Wiwrom re-
velled he might have Poll till the matter was
tieatad u'p but to this Lady Gianni?! cook
obieeled; cis the (aid the Coatitefs would not take
Ilify powidi forrot; and, :on •the other fide, it
wasideelarathat LadpHaaaireGita. would not
part with her for double that (urn, thoogh it was
Elated that Poll, notwithflanding her prefent tad-
' turnity, was remarkably talkative, and frequently
bellowed on her Ladylbip a great deal of abufe,
and many vulgar appellations. There were fo
many witneffes on each fide, and all fo extremely
certain of the fait they reipeitively advanced, that
the matter was not decided ; and it was fettled
that the Earl of Witsron &mild call on the-Earl
of GRANAILDsin order to investigate, and/ if poffi-
ble, to dear* this bulkier&
London, England, 1802-01-06

CORN MARKET.-

MARICALWEI lAN. 6.

The (ales of Wheat this day were very dull at
Mooday's prices, and no alteration in the other
articles.
• BREAD.--Yellerday the principals ik the Bakers'
Company attended the LORD Maroa at the Man-
fion Houfe, relative to fetting the affize of bread,
and on minutely perufing the weekly-reports of
the mealweighers, it appeared that the price of
wheat had advanced ninepence halfpenny per quar-
ter, and by the table in the Alt of Parliament for
(cuing the affize, bread, if fet by the price of wheat
would- advance a whole affize, or two pence in the
peck loaf, his Lordlhip therefore chofe to fet the
affize agreeably to the flour table, which gives no
increafe upon the prefent price-.the price of the
guar tern loaf will therefore continue at one Baling
and a farthing.
London, England, 1802-09-02

PERTH, iIUGLIST 29,

Arrived here, Admiral Lord. DpwCAte and
family, on their way to lannilie Houfe; alto Lord
and Lady KIMNAIRD, on their way to Drimmie
Houfe—General DoudLAI going fouthward—.
Lady MARY ERSXIMS Sr. CLAIR, on her way
fouth—Alfo Admiral Lord KEITH to Meiklour,
from whence he returned on the a6th.:--Arrived
Captain and Lady CHARLOTTR DRUMMOND, on
their way to Monzie—Lord DOUGLAS, on his
way to Dundee—General DRUMMOND, on his
return to Machany from a highland ercurfion—
Dowager Lady AMMERSTron heresy to Stirling;
London, England, 1802-09-02

PR4INCE.

TAMS, AUGUST at

Mr. Fox, Lord IL &MIMI 9 Lord HoLLIID,
Mr. HAZAs and the whole of that party, dined
'with the Minifter TALLITILMID the day before yef
terday ; a chorea party was invited—they ((aid
the whole evening.
A flight (hook of an earthquake was felt at Ro-
chelle on the 17th ult. accompanied by a fubter-
vaneous wife.

In feveral villages in the department of Dijon
the water has entirely failed, and the inhabitants
are obliged to reek it at the diftanct of feveral
leagues.
It is faid in a letter from Bruffels, that Admiral
&rimy, and the other Dutch Officers of the Ma-
rine now in England who delivered up the Dutch
fleet to that country in 1799, intend to furrender
themfelves as prifoners, in order that their con-
duit may be decided uponin Holland by a Council
of War.

General MAIISCOT, a General of Engineers, is
furveying the coats of Flanders and Picardy, for
the purpofc of looking out for a (cite to conftrudt
a Military port oppoirte to England.
By accounts of the 25th of June laft, which
have been received in Parts from St. Domingo, it
appears that Port Cape Francois, Port Republi-
can', Cayes, and Jacmel, the four principal har-
bours of that ifland, are declared free parts to all
French chips for the importation of any goods, of
whatfoever nature, as alfo for the explortation of
all goods but fugar, coffee, and rum. A duty of
about 6 per cent. is impoled on all forts of pro-
v ifions imported by foreigners, and a duty of
about 12 per cent. on any other goods which fo-
reigners fhall bring into the ports of the ifland.—
The duty on coffee exported is to be, to French-
men about 6 per cent. to foreigners about 12 per
cent. On raw fugars, the duties are to foreigners,
about 6 per cent.—to Frenchmen exporting the
commodity in French Mips, only per cent. The
het clayed fugar is now fold at Cape Francois at
51. cos. fterling per cwt. The price of the bet
raw fugar is, at the fame place al. 7e. sod. ter.
ling per cwt.
London, England, 1802-09-02

SHEERNESS, SEPTEMBER i.

Arrived his Majefty'sihipsCOßOMANDEL,DaLFT,
SYLPH, Unioti,and ULYSSIM, with the Pssaarvea
gun-brig, Lieutenant A. B. MINDS ; the two for-
mer are gone to Chatham, and the latter is come
into the harbour to be paid off.
London, England, 1802-09-02

PLYMOUTH, AUGUST 3t.

Lail evening failed the Dutch line of battle (hip,
Batho, of 74 guns, Captain KLists, for the Cape
of Good Hope.—This day the SEA FLowsx, of
14 guns, Lieutenant MURItAir, was paid off and
laid up in ordinary.—The Sixtus, of 36 guni,l
Captain PROWS'; and the Avet.enve, of 16 guns,
Captain MASITIELD, were taken into dock to have
their bottoms infpeaed.
London, England, 1802-09-02

MARRIED.

At Rofebatak, on the ath ult. Charles Daviirer.. 50..01
Baltimore, America, to Mifs Ann Ly.e, youngea daulat..: A
the late Mt. Alexander Dycc, merchant at
On the 27th ult. at Prefton, the Rev. David 'Mani% Via
of I.eyfdown, Kent, to Mifs Clarke, of Hourt.iftliten, Lothian.
OnThurfday Taft, the Rev. Humphrey Wit!yam, of St. fah,
Cornwall, to Mifs Grenfell, eldeft.daughtcr of Pak.« Grzfa.
of Marazion, Paid county, EN.
On Saturday, at Hackney, William Rhotic:, ill. of fhatto4
to Mifs Cooper, of Clapton.
Monday Taft, at All-hallows, Lombard-ftrett, Mr. Abr
Luke, of Royfton, to Mifs North, daughter of Mr..l,3hn tic. it.
of Graceehurch-ftreet.
On the t2th alt. at Staveley, Yorkihire, John Watfon, rfq•
of Bilton Park, one of his Majefty's Jufticti 01 the Penes. :o
Mifs Hannah Heartley, feeond daughter of the Rev. J+lllo
Hartley, Redo; of that place.
On Monday morning latt. at lileworth church, Mr. Samuel
Gould, to Mifs Chidlow, both of that p1.1,-..e.

DIED.
On the iBth ult. at his feat at South Orndby, Ilueo
William Burrell Mitifingherd, Efq. aged 8,;.
At Thurftonfeld, aged 90, Mrs. Mary Robinfon, formerly of
Scotby, near Carlille, a preacher among the reople caned Quakers.
On the 13th ult. at Fat Hill, Mrs. Jane Wcthasll, aged y3l
mother of John Wetherell, Efq. of the Thrlingtou Ba"k.
Tuefday morning, at his brother's bottle at Claiitoo,
fez, in the tad year of bis age, Baden Powell, F.ll. of Lutrdh•
ton, Effez.
At Trichinopoly, 3ift January, Lieutenant.Colond J 4116
Graham, fon of the late ohn Graham, lif. of Dugldfon.
At St. Andrews, on theJ 24th ult. Mrs. Dalrympale, rtlid
Hugh Dalrymple, EN. late of Ninraw.
At Montrofe, on the aoth ult. Mrs. Mudic, wile of the 133
Dr. Mudie, phyfician in Montrofe.
Monday night, Mrs. Barnard, wife of L. B. Barnard, Erg- )(
Walkingtoc, near Beverley.
At Dumfries, on the 24th ult. William Crofbie, mailer
the Hoop Betfey, of that port.
On the 24th ult. Mr. Brook, cid& fon of Mr. Brook,;Ur
_ _

Ipperhead-row, Leeds, merchant.
In the beginning of June laft, on his paffage from Africa to
Jamaica, Capt. Bennett, of the Abigail, 1)( longing to Liverp4.
About the 12th of June, at Kingitun, )maker, Mr. Robert
Orayfen, formerly of Liverpool.
On Friday left, aged 41, Mr. Thomas Edlefton, town clerk
of the borough of Lancalter.

--- ,
HIGH WATER AT LONDON BRIDGE TO-MORROW
Mornieg zi minutes after 5
Afternoon Is minutes after 5
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LSNDON; Printed for the Pmprictors by JOHN DANIEI
Canisby-ftreet) at the S TAR PRINTtNG•OFFICS. No 19
and pabliihr4 by LEVFI.. K.P NT (4.
terburY..".olllll-Place' Lailibeth),,W. No 1, 'arty-ttrert, and at tbc
STalt-CI, Temple-ear ; which Oftee all coninool-
•notwas few SIP Rallre• ow" ripm...0.4 ow• 1111111
London, England, 1802-09-02

PROM LLOYD'. LIST.

DIAL, Sr rr swami L—Paled by to the westward, the Glen-
more Amelia, Galatea, l'Offrau„ Fortune, Diamond, and
Alcmene frigates; b Sophia, Autumn, and Racoon Hoops of
war, front the Tent —Arrived rAmiable frigate from the
Streights.--Wind N. E.
GRAVISIND. SZIPTZIIIIII re—Paired by the Duke of Buc-
cleugh, Wall, from China; Walpole, Sandilands, from Bengal;
Indultry, Offer, from Malaga; Hope, Fry, from Barcelona;
Elitabeth, from Naples; Lord Duncan, Warren, from
the Stmights; Ruffell, Phelps, from Riga; Patriot, Stanley,
from Dantsick; &eau, Hilditch,from Pete burgh ; Edward
and Mary, —, from Zant ; Seven Friends, --, from Nor-
way; Rialto, Evans; ffabella, —; and Adventure,
from Rotterdam.—Salled the Jackfon, Salmon, for St. Via-
cent's; Wight, Ford, for Venice; John, Gibfon, for Stettin ;
Hayford, Clark, for Hamburgh ; Commerce, —,for Peter&
burgh; and Stockton, for Rotterdam.
London, England, 1802-09-02

BUXTON, AUG. 31.

We were never fo much crowded with cothpany
as we are at this time ; not a bed is to be got for
love or money : fome are thankful to be admitted
even under the roof of a houfe. It has rained here
almoft without ceafing for this fortnight pall, or
at any rate, we cannot fay we have had one day
without rain. We have plays on Tuefdays, Thurf-
days, and Saturdays, and affemblies on Monday.
Wed9efdays, and Fridays ; but it is to be lamented
there is no mailer ofthe ceremonies, which prevents
that order andfdecorum from being kept up, which
ought always to be Rri&ly obferved at fuch meet-
ings. Wednefday is the drefs affembly. The
beautiful Crefcent, which has been built within there
few years by the Duke of Damns( e R Et is not found
large enough at this time for the company to pa-
rade when the weather permits; the crowd is fo
extremely great that there is hardly a •potlibility
of moving. Charges are reafonable, which is much
to the credit of the inhabitants. Our vifitors are
principally from London, Liverpool, Manchetter,
and Lancatter.
London, England, 1802-10-18

THE CllO PBSTIP4L.

As it will, no do bt; be -agrataile to note Who
intend dining at Gu* .1. lon the gth of nextmonth
to know, beforehan ,sall the good things that will
be fet before them, egive the following, an aecti.
rate copy of the Bill of Fare on that day, as faded
a few days ago bg the Committee of the Lord
Mayor Elea :
90 Tureens of rude 79 Monldsof Jelly and Blue-
st! Dillies of Pia mange
64 ditto Chickens is Afpicea
as ditto Pullets and afters no Dicta of Roaft Turkeys,
it 4 Turkeys boiled and do. Wild Fowl, ace.
44 Hams a Ulm of Sweetbreads and
8 Rumps of Beef • Ragouts
41 Railed Pies cold s Dillies of Tongues and
a Pigeon Pies Gretos
s Chines of Pork z Tongue and U.lder
65 Mince Pia r Goole
8 Orange Touts a Chump Beef
London, England, 1802-10-18

RAMSti47B4OCT. i 3.

Mrs. Soirsair's third Contert took place on
Thurfday. It commenced with an Overture, Tile
Lady of the Maar, by Millis TowaVY and Ban.
TINGE. Mifs C. TOWNLIT fang an Italian air
with great talk ; it was followed by a fonata of Mat.
zinghi„ by Mifs RUDSVELL. Sir David Hunter
Blair's Red, arranged as a rondo, itas played charm-
ingly by Mifs Svencta. • The Concert concluded
with a fav'burite glee by Mines WILSON, BYS, and
Fen Von. In the evening there • was a ball. It
commenced with a minutt by Miffea C. Fall/10f
&INCUR and the two Mifs Bzooniant ; cotillons
followed,'in Which Minks C. Bknvi sot; two MAY.
nein, E. Suvriai, Bitooissais, and C. Fusin),
eminently dillingniflied theinfelves for the cafe
and elegance of their dancing. Figure dances fol.
lowed, in which Mitres BANTINCK, two TOWN,
LETS, RUDSWILLi &C. appeared to much *advan-
tage: Among the fiiihionables prefent were,
The Duke and Duchefs of Devonfhire, Dueheffes of St. Al-
ban's, Lord and Lady Melbourne, Dowager Diatbefs of Man.
chef*, Lord Henry Paidett, Earl and Countefs of &thorough,
=is of Wrtingtoc, Lord Duneannon, Ciptaln Vigoreux,
ids, Lady M. Montigue, Mr. Telfler, Mrs.
T n Townley, Colonel Ponfonby, Mifs Fitzroy,
Mr, and Mr.. Duff, &c. &e.
'Tke Ball on Tuefday lag boancd of both beauty
and falbion. The affernhly was wit numerous, but
a very genteel one. Mifs Cal aDo the Mae:L/1111g,
two M[fs REYNOLDS, two blifs AYLIA BIS. and Mifs
BiSNIT, were. among the gronpe of beauties.
OCT. 4.—The Duchefs of Davonsm las gave
a grand_dinner a few days fince : the company
confined of
The Duke and Duchefs of St.' Alban's, Bad and Counters of
Belborough, Mifs Manners, Ml is Lambe, Lord and Lady
Mdbourn, Mr. and Mn. DaR, Hon. J. Macdonald, the Hon.
Mr. Broad, Lady. E. Forams, George Lambe, &e.
The following were among.the lin of the 'corn.
pany that fat down to (upper at the Duchefs of
Sr. ALais's Ball :

Doke and Due*fief Devonfidre, Earl and Cotmtefs of Be&
bora*, Earl and Count& of Jerfey, Lard and Lady Mel•
•
bourne, Sir Gilbert, and Lady Heetkote. Duebefs of New-
raffle, Mr. and Mrs. Duff, Hon. Mr. Bread, Mire Manners,
Hon. G. Lambe, Hon J. Lambe, Hoe. Mr. Macdonald, Vii.
count Duneannon, Duo& of Mancliefter,Lady B. Montague,
Lady Soutbantpton, Lady B. %Mere, Mira Fitzroy, Lady C.
Dundas, Lad C. Pfdenby, Lady Men, Lady Deere, Mifs
Brand, Lady U Lady H. Cavendilb,
Madame Ds Onaseate St. Julie, Mr. Ponfonby,
Colonel Pagasby, Wry& el Harsingran, Mr. Softer, Ho&
Mr. Probb Fmk SlLlfaiwo Ma iseibeit, Mr. (Afford, and
ths aderlugsts ifts Nedists
London, England, 1802-10-18

Ntongs. 4316 •

THEATRE ROYAL, COVENT GARDEN.
TO-MORROW EVENING. OCTOBER 19,
will be performed the Comte Opera of
THE CABINET.
Lorenzo, Mr. INCLEDON;
War, Mr. MUN DEN ; Whimficulo. Mr. FAWCETT ;
Coollantia, Mrs. H. JOHNSTON;
And Orlando, Mr. BRAHAM.
Curiofo, Mrs. MATTOCKS;
Blanche, Mrs. DAVENPORT ;
Ard Finretta, Signora STORACE.
To r• filch will be added the Farce of
THE SPOIL'D CHILD.

This Evening—King Richard the Third; with Brazen Mak.
Oa Woinefday, Mr. Cooke will perform the Charader of
ggeiy,in Every Man in His Humour ; with Love A-la-Mode.
On Tburfday a Young Gentleman wilt make his lift ap-
pearance on any Rage in the Charades of Othello ; after which
the Msfical Romance of Cymon, in which Mifs Reeve will
psfonn Sylvia, being her 4th appearance as any stage.

DESIRABLE OPPORTUNITIES.
QEVERAL eligible Concerns to be difpofed of,
S
(or partners wanted) in which various may be
employed, via. Plating, Mercantile, Brafs F , Fowling
piece, Candleitick, estenfiTe Button, Glafs, Calt Iron, arc.
czocersardeulars apply to Edward Smith, Notary Public and
Agent for the purchafe and difpofal of Efiates, Annui-
ties, Canal Shares, placing out and procuring Money on Se-
curities, introducing Perfons into Connexione in &finds, &c.
Poftage expedted to be paid.
Birmingham, Ca:island Agency ()Mee.
London, England, 1802-10-18

MARGATE', OCT. 14.

. .
This place 11111 continues the feene of itnnfement,
but not fo much as we have already *knelled.—
The untimely death of Mr. HC*THcort has in a
degree damped our (pinks ; open carriages are not
near fo much in ufe.

The Duke and Duchefs of Sr. ALBAN'S and
fuite left us to-day, and are much regretted by
all their friends : their Graces are gying to
Critcbill Grange, a feat of his Grace's in Hert-
fordihire, but take London for a few days on their
route.

Mr. HEAVICOTII having died without a will,
his ellates in Lincolnlhire, which amount to nine
thoufand pounds per annum, will devolve to his
eldell brother, Sir GILBERT HEATHCOTI, Mem-
ber for the county, fo will his feat in the country,
and his houfe in town. It is feared Mr. HEATH..
COTS molt have (offered much previous to his
death, as he was continually putting his hand to
his head. He was trepanned twice, in confequence
Of the quantity of gravel under he Ikull. The
fatal accident happened going down a bill two
miles this fide of Dartford, owing to the pole
giving way, by which means the curricle fell for-
ward, and Mr. HEAT !MOTS was dragged for a-
confiderable time between the horfcs' heels and
the vehicle ; his head during the whole time mutt
have received blows from the horfes' movements,
as they ran furioufly, having taken fright at-the
pole, which gave way, dragging after them.—
, What was very extraordinary, Mr. HEATH cores
fervent, who accompanied him in the curricle,
was not in the leaft hurt, owing to his jumping
out. The night previous to the accident was the
Duchefs of Sr. ALIEN'S Ball, where Mr. HEATH.
core remained till fix in the morning, danced all
night, and was in the greatell fpirits imagist-
' able ! Mr..Harrucora was a young man, tmi-
vetfally beloved by all who knew him, being of
an open, amiable, and generous difpofition.
Ocr. 15.--Notwithftanding our villtors decreafe
daily, our ball laft night had.to boalt of a moil
failtiotuble party : it conned of Mr. and Mrs.
DUFF, Miff Weans, Lady BEEIOROUGH, Lady
C. PONSOIIIIY, Ka FITZROY, Lady E. ViLLERE,
Colonel PONSOIBT, Mr.-PoNSONBY, Mr. STUART,
Lord Duacmmon, &c. We noticed among the
bell dancers, the lovely Mifs Messiah the fafci-
nating Lady E. VILLERS, the charming Mifs
FITZROY, the agreeable Colonel Poe SONIT, Lord
DUNCAN/10Np and Mr. STUART.