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London, England, 1802-04-03

DIED.
On Tucfday !aft, in the 46th year of her age, Mrs. Martha
Bacon, reli of the late John Bacoc, Efq. R. A.
After a ihort Mikfs. at his bode at Bulky, J. B. Barrett. Efq.
Tuefd.ty, after a long and painful Binds, Mrs. Leigh, wife of
John Leigh, Efq. of New Bridge-ftreet.
At Stoke Newington, on Sunday loft, Mils Ann Clinker,
eldin daughter of the late Mr. Henry Clinker, fugar refiner, of
Goodman's fields.
On the 23d ult. in his father's honk, St. Andrew's-fquarc,
Edinburgh, after a long and fevere inners, James Robertfon, Efq.
of Lincoln's Inn, adeft fun of WM. Robertfon, Efq. General
Regan' Houle.
At Tobago, on the toth of Jan. lalt, Henry Pringle, Efq. of
that it
At Edinburgh, the isth ult. Mrs. Anne Robertfon, widow
of Captain George Robertfon, Royal Navy.
On the 14th ult. Matthew Shirreff, fon of Alexander Shir-
riff, Efq. at his houfe, Elder-walk, illington.
Lately, at Hackney, John Daniel Lueadon, Efq.
On Wednefday lab, In Park-ftreet, Grofvenor-fquare, Mils
T. Mabew, third daughter of Chriftopher Makew, Efq. of
Ramfgatc.
At his houfe, in Upper Seymour-ftrett, Neill Malcolm, Efq.
of Paltalloch, Argylihire.
At the honk of Dr. Hunter, in York, Mrs. Bell, relift of
Richard Bill, Efq. of Welton, near HulL
Lately, Mrs. Cheap, wife of the Rev. Andrew Cheap, one
of the Canon Refidentiaries of York CathedraL
lu the 33d year of his age, Mr. Ruffen, of York, (urgent.
Atlscr ;souk at (burp Arch, in confequence of a paralytic
ftroke, in the 67th year of her age, Mrs. Oldfield, rend of the
late Mr. Aldermen Oldfield, of York.
Lately, at his feat at Ribßon Hall, in Yorkfhire, in the
prime of life, Sir Henry Goodricke, Ban. grandfon of the lat.:
Right Hon. Sir John Gooibicke. set. whom he fuccecded in
his titles and cages.
At New Providence, Enfign John Chambers, of the 6th
Weft-India regiment, and late of Halifax.
Taft week, Shelley Pennel, Efq. of Willoughby, near Ancaf-
ter, and formerly of Horneaftle,agid 32.
On the acth ult. in his loth year, Mr. Richard Sutcliffe, of
York, druggilt. He laved the °lnce of Sheriff in 1783.
Same day, after a tedious and painful illnefs, is the 67th year
of her age, Mrs. Withers, wife of Dr. Withers, of York, and
eldcß daughter of the late Dr. Goddard, of Raton, near Cattle
Howard.
On the 26th ult. aged 24, Mr. John Rothwell, youngeft fon
of the late Retflor Rothwell, of Sephton : his death is (uppofed
to be occafioned by the blows he reedved in fighting with a
farmer's fcrvant man that morning.
At Demerary, on the 6th December laft, Mr. David Ander-
fon, eidelt fon of Mr. Anderfon, Examiner of his Maje,ny's Cif
toms, Edinburgh.
London, England, 1802-04-03

LAW INTELLIGENCE.

V

HIGH COURT OF ADMIRALTY, DOCtos.'4 COMMONS.
MARCH 31.
_ _

This day the Right Hon:" Sir WI4. Scot,. pro•
seeded to the Adjudication of the following caufes:
Fiene, Lieuwe maßen—This was a cafe of fur-
ther proof with relpeFt to the property of the fhip
which was claimed on behalf of a merchant at Pa-
ptnliurgh. It appeared that this was a Britith
prize vac], which was fold by the enemy to a
neutral, who afterwards transferred a part of her
to another perfon.
The Court reftored fo much of the (hip as was
claimed as neutral property, but condemned the
other part, it being clearly proved to be enemy's
property, and decreed to the former owners the
expenees which were neecfrarily occafioned.
Louifa Charlotte, Hedenguift matter.—This
was a fhip, laden with a cargo of various articles,
bound on a voyage from R►vadeo, ohlenfibly, to
Hamburgh, but, at the time of the capture, was
Reeving towards the port of Havre. It appeared
that the (tip had been reftored by content, but
with tefpell to the cargo it was fubmitted, on the
part of the captors, that it was French property
which had been taken out of prize retie's by the
owner of a French privateer, and was going to a
French port as his property.
The Court was.clearly of the fame opinion, and
accordingly condemned the cargo, but pronounced
freight and expenses to the neutral molter, the cap-
tors having previoufly contented to it.
Provident►a, mafter.—lt appeared that this
veil had been already condemned, but the cargo'
was claimed as belonging to a merchant at Embden. I
The Court, after hearing the Counfel on both
fides, alto condemned the cargo.
Vrouw Anna Maria, Baying matter.
The Court, in this cafe, ordered further proof,
with refpett to the cargo, and decreed freight and
expenses to the neutral

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London, England, 1802-06-09

ARRIRAGIS DSS MIDIS 5 IT 6 ;

Are the arrears due to fuch holders of flock as
during the fifth and fixth years had not their di-
vidend paid in Bons des Trait torts and tort Ns-
Nerd:re, mentioned in Art. 4 and 6 of the prefent
&etch. We alfo mention them as forming an ef-
fentialrrt of the above-mentioned Simulated Li-
quidation, at the end of the !ketch, and need only
add that it is generally thought that they will be
funded.
To the preceding principal invellments and
claims on Government might be added, viz.
Coupes de Bois.
Cedules Hypotheealres.
Refaiptions de Demises Nations*.
AdNoos de la Cattle des Rattlers.

Milan des lndes.
Boos de Moines et Religlcufen
Obligations de Rcee►ar.
They, however, are almoll entirely unworthy of
attention, and only occafionally afford opening for
(peculation.
It may be neceflary to fay of the latter (OMbga•
time lc Neteveur) that they are monthly acceptan-
ces iffued by the Receivers-General of all the De-
partments, which Government has given the five
Bankers charged with fupplyinkg the current fer-
vice money, as fecurity for their advances; and
which are currently dikounted at km-eighths to
one per cent. per month.
We than end this rapid though accurate &etch
by a. general Statement of the French National
Debt, and by a Simulated Account of the Liqui-
dation of an Annuity fuppofed to be held by a
Foreigner before the Revolution; and which, to
become Tier: Ccelaktle, muft undergo the regular
procefs of reduEtion and liquidation.

NATIONAL DEBT. Ann. Inure*.
Confelidated Stock Crier, Goofs!MO 31.750,000
Floating debt to be eanfolidatcd, about • ai,oooAoo
Life Aonnhies 10,000,00 C
F.-c ruttlel. Military, and other Penflona, about rupoo,c:oo

Francs 911,750.000
tn EngliCk money about 4,000,000 L

SINULATID LIQUIDATION COI AN ANNUITY 07 1001. ITER-
LINO, OR 2400 LITR77, CLAD IT A 1011110NaR 1 CCCCC
TER WAR, AND YET UNLIVIDATRI.
Original annuity - satxt
Confolidat-il third - !co/
BowDemx Tarr: 1600 l 2400

The ;taunt value ofthe whole, includins the ar-
reared• dividends up to the prefent day, is as fol-
lows, vi:..

Ti.,, Goldit tas above. Soo francs per ann. fold at 6o fr. 9600
Boas a Dam Zers. ditto t boo ditto, fold at 3 franca 4
AIWA'S from 1793 to 1797, i.e. from the deft yar of thcl
Republic tiU the fifth year, are to be paid in *Spats,
and arc of no hint.

Arrears on the fifth and filth years, firppoted to be liqul.
dated fo as to offer is per cent. of their nominal value,
about - - -
Arrears of the feventh year, due in BIIIM, veined at so per
cent ids . - - - 4co
Arrears of the eighth year, due in Bee, valued at es per
cent. lois - - - - don
Arrears of the ninth year, due in fpecie - - Soo
Arrears of the tenth year, of which fie months are elspfed eeci
..—.—
Total of the principal and intereft of an) 12,8
original annuity of moo, reduced to et abort
i goo accordiug tolaw - . 44
soil Arra&
London, England, 1802-06-09

ARMY.

MR. JOHNSTON, No. 6, Craven-fireet, Strand,
Loudon, reffiedfully acquaints the Army, that he ne-
gotiates the Parchafe, Sale, and Exchange of Army Commit-
Sons, and ads as Ageut for Staff and Half Pay. He is now
authorized to fell Enfigneits, (nut liable to redudlon by the
Praee,) in Regiments rationed in England, Ireland, the Weft
Indies, the Cape of Good Hope, America, and the Mediter-
ranean, for the regubted. Pritc.—Alfo thofe in Regiments of
two Batallions, for goo Guineas.,

A CLERGYMAN, of exemplartcondua, libe-
ral mind, and rigidly I:economic, died in December left,
bequeathing to the NOVIDINCE of GOD, and the Voluntary
Benevolence of the Public, Three Daughters and Five Sons, for
whole fupport the fmalleft donations will 'he thankfully re-
ceived per Mars. Ranforn asd-C•
There Eight Orphans, with refgedful gratitudn, acknow-
ledge the following turns, viz.
From Lord E. C. to tc 0 Mrs. C. - oto 6
Merrs.Thomilin and A Gentleman o in 6
Bonner - at o o Ditto - - oso 6'
S. E. IA 5 • o Rev. Mr. and Mrs.
S.W. • . 5o o Ganunan 33 0
Mr. Lewes 3 0 0 Mrs. St Mira Viedtal a a 0
J. C. - • Mrs. Eagleton ik •
A Lady - 0 0 M.S. T
A. B. - 1' co 0 M. D. • ' - t t o
London, England, 1802-06-09

CORN 11.4.RiETS.

MAIL-LAN!, WWI 9.
No arrivals having taken place (*ince Monday,
every Article of Grain, &c. remain as per laft.
Assize OF BRRAD.—Yellerday the Baker's Com.
pany waited on the LORD MAYOI to fet the Affize
of Bread, when his Lordthip ordercd the price to
be continued as before.

GIBRALTAR. MAY' 7.

EXTRACT OF A LITTER, RECEIVED DT AN OFFICER

NOW IN THIS GARRISON.

His Majcity's Chip THA ttzs, March 11.

Inclefed I have the pleafure of forwarding a
letter to you which I received in India. I left the
Sand Heads of Bengal, on the t rth of December
laa in the Hon. Company's Packet Swallow, and
in company with Sir Hosea POPHAM, who had
then under his conloy five (hips with troops def.
tined for Macao. On the lath of DeCember, Sir
Home POPHARI parted company with the (hips
under his chaise, and his intentions were only to
have teen the above (hips, with troops on board,
as far as the ifland of Laconia, unlefs fomething
unforefeen occurred, and then return to the Red
Sea, and refiring his command in that quarter.—
Sir Hour alto comes as in Ambaffador to the
Courts of A,•abia, appointed by the Captain Ge-
neral of India. The accounts of Peace had not
reached the Prefidency of Bengal when I left it,
and every thing en that fide of the water was per•
fe&ly quiet; Admiral RaixiF It was on a cruize,
but not known where. Sir JAM ES CRAIG is gone
ro England ; during my voyage nothing worth 4.*
lacing to you happened, nor were there any news
flirting in India. I left Suez on the 28th of Fe.
bruary, at which time there were twenty tranfports
waiting, and Captain LIND in command of his
Majefly', (hip :Ln MINA. Five More tranfports
were daily expeded under convoy of Capt. SAUCE,
of his Majeliy's firip Siusist.e. There is fufficient
tonnage to convey the Indian Army if required.
On my leaving Alexandria i am happy to inform
,you that the navy and army were in perfeft health'
I remain your's, &c.
Lord WaLLESLY was at Lucknovi in November.

NAUTICAL INTELLIGENCE:

FALMOUTH, JUNE &

Arrived the American (kips' Hope, Captain
Pic ease with flour, cotton, &c. in 40 days from
N..w York, for orders .1 the William and Mary,
Door, in go days from Norfolk, with 1900 bar-
rels flour, for this port ; and the Venus, Goon-
It iDG E, with isoo ditto, in 48 clays fionkclisto, for
orders : the American brig Patty, Captain KIRI,
in (even weeks. from Charlelion, with rice, coffee,
fugar, go. for orders the brig Brothers, Captai.t
!Una, in 68 days from the Havanna, with fugar,
coffee, &c. for orders.

Sailed the following tranfports,
Rout:son ; Medea, MAYN ; and Governor Milne►
TATE, for Ltndon ; Ann, Gaisstr ; and Phoebe,
BYWATER, for Portfmouth alio the Portugnefe
brig San Antonia y Almas, Captain DRERRIz, with
fruit, for Amilerdam ; the CLAUsIN♦ cutter, THO.
M as, on a cruize againft the fmugglers ; the Ame-
rican brig Maria, Captain Liviwcros, for Lon-
clan ; the PrufGan galliotts Maria, USCH MANSE, for,
Havre ; and the Corwartez, GRAAF, for Aldberg.

The PRINCESS AMELIA, PRINCESS ELIZABETH,
and Paws. ADOLPHUS packets, with mails for
America, Jamaica, and Lifbon, are detained by
contrary Avind. Wind S. W.
London, England, 1802-06-09

FOR THE BENEFIT OF MISS MORRELL,
•
A YOUNG LADY BORN BLIND.
TIS PRESENT EVENING, JUNE 9,
at Mr. litsnork AMMILT ROOM, BRIWZII,4TIMT,
130tOls-SvAitt, will he performed
A GRAND CONCERT
OF VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL MUSIC.
iN r Mite MORRELL will play a Grand Concerto of
it and a Sonata of )(mutter, on the Piano Forte.
.a :at Phil Performers hare £enerouOy offered their
• nn ?hit Occalloll.
may be bad at Cord and Duffekk Haymarket;
MuLvl Saloon. No. 9, Pall-mall; Nit. Womamk,
No. as. Wiamorwarest t Ckmenti and Co. Cheapfole ; Bro-
elerip aad Wilkinfoak, Haymarket; and at Dale's, Oxford-

BRIGHTON ORIGINAL COACHES,
-AT 11DOCID
SET out every morning at Seven. Half pan
Seven. and Fight o'Clock ; and every Night, at Ten
*Vlach, during the *lron, from the Golden Ciia, Charing-
orda; Gionceiler Coffee-hotife, Piccadilly; and Swan Lad-
lane; to the Coach-Office, North-ftreet, and to the battle,
Old :rid New Shy Taverns. Brighton. Excellent Packets fail
three times a week to Dispytei Partieolan may be had at the
Golden RASTBOURN COACH fen a from
sAc Ooldeo Cads, u areal.
London, England, 1802-06-09

COUPON'S D'aleraumr roam

The receipts given by Government to the per.
fens who contributed to the various fotced loans.
This paper is likes%ile affinnilated to the two pre-
ceding, with this diffcance, that it is generally
eonlidered As a lets facred claim, and is therefore
mere difficult to get liquidated. The holders of
thee three claims are battening the liquidation
and confolidation of them, and arc evidently right
in to doing.

TART At/ NoM, KT TtART NUMKRAIRII,
So Cliied floM its having been ilfued fur the pur-
port of reimburfing the fourth of the dividend of
the fifth 211t1 filth pears (1797 to 1798). It is ge-
nerally thought that this very facred claim on Go-
vcrulnent will be funded in toto.
London, England, 1802-06-09

PORTSMOUTH, JUNE. 8.

Arrived the Venerable from the Bay of. Ho-
nduras, and_Aer landing tome pallingers, proceed-
ed on to London; the Neptune, BAY; the Robert,
PERKINS, with baggage from the Mary ; the
Beauty, Wass, from Norway ; the Mary, PARK,
from Sunderland; and the Neptune, COW E, from
Woolwich.—A lugger has been fent in here by
the Sting, taken off Hura, with upwards of zoo
butts of fpirits.—The five following Indiamen
paired this morning for the Downs, viz....-WIL-
LESLY,FORT WILLIAM, LORD HAWIESBURY, AIR*
LY CASTLE, and Wcoteartatt; the St. Jofeph,Capt.
Wizziaras is arrived here from the Weft Indies,
bound to ilamburgh.—Palfed by for the Downs
the Mary, from Antigua.
London, England, 1802-02-06

FOR COUGHS, HOARSENESSLS, &c.

MG R ELNOUG H's ENG E SoITO
which enlitain JII the foftening and healing virtues of
the celebrated BaKam of Tolu, and :re the ptgafastAt and m.,ft
cfrzeltm! r.:rattly of the king in all Copt.l.a, I3oar:cncflca, ire
Throat•, and 13..fltrtion, en healing the rawnefs and
forenefs of the Becaft, and aft*Jrilioy, c rem relief in fhortm fa of
Breath, and in Athmatie and Con:'L.,,inive complaints; t'tey
do not cloy the Romach, but ra:her create an appetite. Cut at
the great bsnefit to be derived from thrtu can only be fccurA
by having them genuine, the Public arc requelted to obferee„
that R. Hayward, No. to, Lad:ate-hill, is ',limed on the
Pimp, as all others arc nauntcrfe!;. 'lltfc Lozenges are pre-
pared and fold by R. Hayward, (ftieerYfror to .1% tireutough,
the Inventor,) No. so, ; and fold by F. Newt., f,
No. 45, St. Paul's Church-yard ; Bayley and Blew, Corkipta,
Brost ; H. Jeboult and Co. No. T5O, Oziord-arret; J. Ward,
314, Holborn; T. Overton, 47, New Bond-ftreLt; and W.
Clark, No. 269. Borough. Price is. tid. the hoz.

HOSIERY BUSINESS and MANUFACTORY.
TO BE DISPOSED Or,
ACONVENIENT HOUSE, and vcry old etta.
biithcd SHOP in the above Branches. capahle of rate:l-
ily@ hm,rovernent. fitu•!e in the Ma,:-.et and near the
centre of the City of Canterbury —.kny one conarcand!;:g ea
adequate Capital, oill find it worth his attention.
Apply to a Stuck, o the Premifcs.
London, England, 1802-02-06

131kIH.

On Wednertlay, the Lady of T. Butler, Efq. of liatubledon,
Hants, of alum.

On futfeay morning, at his hoof in Manclicfter-fquarc, the
Lady of William Dawkia, Lig. of a daughter.
lu Templa-ilreet, Mountjoy fquare, Dublin, Mrs.Tuaffe, of a
foe.

At Limerick, the lady of Mich; cl Dalton, F(. of a fin, bAng
her km:nth.
London, England, 1802-02-06

AMERICA.

A. M. MYERS, No. t, Water-Rreet.
• City and State of New York, in North America,
(Audtioneers and Brokers, duly appointed and commillioned by
Law, for the City aforefaid,) make a tender of their ferekes to
the Manafafturers and Merchants of liuruisa, in the Cumin:r-
utin Line, and inform them, that Stores and every other con-
venh.nce is prepared for the reception of Goods, M'aces, and
Merchandize conligned to their addrcfs, fur tither public or
private Sale.
They Purchafe and Skip all Kinds of American and Weft
lodia Produce en Orders.

'From feveral years experience in the above line of Bonner:,
thole who favour them with their commands, n ill find th:::11
folicitous to promote the linen it of their Emji )yer:.
London, England, 1802-11-12

• How heft the fickle fabric to fupport
Of mortal man. • Aawstao NO.
Midi day was puldlikedlta One yo 4 price ys. in Boards,
A New Edition, (the Fourth)
MEDICAL ADMONITIONS TO FAMI-
LIES on the Stefervation of Malt, and the Treatment
ths Sick I a Taltle•offtwigtoins, ferving to point out the de-
gree of danger, and to dithiguidi one Difeafc from another; and
OWervations arthehdproper imidgenee of Children.
Hy JAMES PARKINSON, Hoxton.
Printed for H.El.Syrnonds, johnfoo, Moorman, Boofey, Rich-
e:eon, Murray and Highley, CutbeU, Callow, and Coxe.
°Pinions or. azvizwzas.
We can fafely recommend die work to parents and snifters,
particidarty tic thofe clergymen whole parithicmers are at tome
diftanct frost medical aiiiitan ce.—We had ourfelves fuch a work
in view,but Ire glad to find it in loch able hands.—Critical Rev.
We have ;knifed this boob with uncommon fatisfadtion, with
theolefign as well as aye manner in which it is executed.
Medical Journal.
The wort belbre os it written In a familiar and convidive
Rite, whirl!' will mailer it of general
London Medical Review.
The ennkqedhie of ilDproptr indulgence on the tempers of
children,. art ilitt.fOrtibi • ,difirlayed.--Britifh
Such a work is truly a defideratum in Englifh literature, and
cannot fall to be•prodadive of the molt beneficial effeds.
Monthly Magazine.
• By the fame Author.
tit. The Chetdcal Pocket Boot, price 65.,—0d. The vsagree
Friend and Plryfician, 15.-3 d. Dangerous Sports, 25.-4th. The
Hofpltal Pupil, 3s. 6d.-3th. Hints for the Improvement of
Trucks tor the okof the Labouring Poor, 9L—dth. The Way
of Health, Brhtted on & fingle iheet, 6d.
.
London, England, 1802-11-12

ADMIRALTY SESSIONS.

Yefterday the Adjourned Se(Sons were openett
for the purpofe of Sniffing thofe trials which, on
account of the commencement of the Seflions at
the Old Bailey, were formerly poftponej.
Therewereprefent,befides Sir WILLIAM SCOTT,
Lord ELLeri BOROUGH, and Mr. Baron Tfrio P SON.
London, England, 1802-11-12

CHARGE OF SIUMDRR.

Edward Kelly and
.70'0 Davie were indkted
for the murder of a female Negro Slave, name un-
known, by throwing her over the fide of the fhip
Sarah, upon the high feas, on the 6th of January,
slot, about 83 leagues off the illand of Jamaica.
His Majelty'sAdvocate General (Dr. Ntc HOL L
addreffed the Jury on behalf of the profecution, ob-
ferving, that the crime of mucder, with which the
two prifoners Rood charged, was of fo deep and
heinous a nature, as to demand the volt ferinus,
difpaffionate, and deliberate inveftigation. The
(hip Sarah, he laid, had been engaged in the Afri-
can Slave Trade, 2nd the offence was for the mur-
der of a female Have. The prifoners being them-
(elves officers on board the chip, would, in cafe the
fait should be proved, be an addition to the atro-
city of the deed, in deftroying the property of
thofe who employed them to prote& it. The hu-
mane and falutary Aft of Parliament, by which
the Trade was regulated, enjoined each Ihip thould
be limited in the number of (laves to be canted,
in proportion to the tonnage. From this it was
manifeft that a confiderable number of (laves
ufuallyl died upon the paffage, and it was the in-
terelt of thofe concerned in the trade to take on
board a greater number than the law allowed, on
the Coal of Africa, where no inquiries took place,
fo that when they arrived at the place of exami-
nation in the Welt Indies, they thould be able to
replace fuch as might perifh in the paffage. But
as the Ad alto impofed confidenkble penalties on
their exceeding the allowed number, the conic-
quence, fometimes, might be the evafion of this
provifion, either by fecrcting the furplus, or de-
ltroying fuch as could not be concealed, or fuch
as were molt fickly, and leaft profitable for the
market. It was not neceffary to urge much that
a cafe of this kind ought to be lifted to the bot-
tom, in order that juilice might be fairly and truly
adminiltered.

He was ready to confefs, that the two witneffes
in fupport of the profecution, were of a low de-
fcription of mariners, and that perfons of that de.
fcription might, at times, be tempted from pique,
or malice, to aggravate circumilances. Therefore
it became Juries to receive their teflimonies with
caution, but not to be fo far prejudiced by fuggef.
tions, or ingenious crofs-examination, as not to
give them fuch weight as they deferved. He then
briefly Rated the outline of the evidence, which, if
true,wouldaggravate the foul and atrocious cri• le;
but which. if they diffielifirca- it wriutA
London, England, 1802-11-15

TH EATIJCALi:

CrNZVT-GA&DFN.—SALurdiy night anew En-
t .tt,inmont, entitled. _4 Tale M crytrauaa.
from the French, was produced, for the fir ft
time; at this Theatre. and received very favoz.
bly.—lt is of that defeription, called by our G •
peirhbot Mdo Drew, including mufic, panto.
To;fue, (peaking, dancing, &c.
/lc kerie is laid in Savoy. Count Romaldi having become
fired of the wife of his elder brother Fraud co, in order
Ashbee boo his Poffeinon, betrays him, and he is carried into
a/ by the Algerines. While he is in their poorer, he is
real Jed by hiving his tongue cut out. He effedts his efeape
sadreurni, but being &coveted, Rornaldi endeawnws to of-
f:pate him by means of kited =Sans, who ftab him and
toe him for dead. He is found, however, sad conveyed to
the family of Bochum, an aid Nobleman, brother to his wife,
iod Who has Frantifeo's daubta, now grown up, living with
to. Here the Piece Commimos, and a very irate n:Mg fame
okes plate upon the ink of the dumb Franelko, who,
writing and the weft mean geiturei, makes known his
nnfortnnate &ludas. but witbolds bis name in order to Cermet
to, brother from posdibenent Count Ronsaidtbere arrives to
claim Bocamo's niece as a bride for his Whim apes hang his 11
brother is evidently alarmed and coofosivisd. SWIM Miter.
wins fdpicion of the Count, and in a moverfalidn with Um,
io which he betrays much confulion, breaks off tbe intended
catch. Selina, the niece, is much interefted in the fate of
ynnaeo, and actually frultrates a (theme of the Count to
murder bim while in bed. Matters are however fet to rights
to the developement of the piece, by pmatifoo obtaining pa.
keon aims tfhtes, and his daughter being united to her cadet,
the fon of Bonamo.
ols a higiack this piece is certainly interefting,
but it is much too long.—The dialogue has little
of point to recommend it.—The mufic by Dr.
Buss? is, in fame of the Movements, charming;
2 part of it, however, is, We believe French.
There is a delightful dance in the fecond Aft by
Matter BYRNE, young Boi.oomai .Dyaois, and
WYBROW. The aging of H. jamb-rose,
OLASCHARDI MALAY, FARLEY* Mrs. Miitdelp,
hirs. Gins, &c. was in their beftinaaner. The
canary is new, and charmingly appropriate, as
are alfo the dreffes. We have no doubt the piece
will, for a time, become a favourite, particularly
wheal cut down, which it may be with eafe to its
iruitrovement.—A little Part giVen to Sunnis
may be omitted without lots.
London, England, 1802-02-01

MONDAY. FEBRUARY z.

PRICE OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK
Conies, money, 68j—Ditto, for account, 69.
Reduced 6 9f,-4 per Ccnt.Bsl—New 5 per Cent. 991..-
Old Ann. 981I—Long Ann. 19 t 5-16 10
Donut+, JAN. 9,-5 per Cent. Gov. Deb. 971.
Couck of ExcbangeDublin on London xoi a to.

This morning the certain intelligence was re-
ceived in town from Dublin, that the Earl of
CLARE died at his houfe in Ely-place, in that city,
on Thnrfday morning
This morning we received French Journals to
the 28th inf. inclufive. It appears by them that
the Flaw:. Consul. was expeCted to return loon to
Paris, but nothing is Paid in regard to the refult of
the deliberations of the Cifalpine Confulta.

Some interefting details refpeaing St. Domin-
go, brought by an American 'hip to Falmouth,
will be found in our port letters. !rousse:sr, it
is raid, is aware of the expedition defined againft
him, and means to oppofe a vigorous refinance to
the landing of the French troops. For other par-
iticulars we refer to the preceding columns.

His MAJESTY will have a levee at St. James's
Palace on Wednefday next, for the Foreign Mi.
niters and Noblemen.

Mr. ABBOT arrived on Saturday at his houfe in
Pall-Mall, from Ireland.

The Sovereignty of the King of Etruria has
been acknowledged by the Court of Naples.
Colonel CAI4IIILONI of the 79th Regiment; Col.
MecnonALD, of the Royals; Major SPROULII, and.
Capt. Duncan, of the Artillery; and Mr. BAYNES,
Commigfary General, arrived paffengers in the
SANTA TERESA, from Malta.

The morning paper, from which we copied an
article under the head of Boxing," fays—" It is
with concern we find, that in the hurry of bufinefs,
the report in Saturday's Paper refpeEting the pro-
ceedings at Bow-fireet, before Mr. BOND and Mr.
I REED, relative to bail being offered for Belektr and
Ward, indidted in the county of Berks, was in fe-
veral infiances erroneous, there having been obfer-
vations faid to have come from the Bench which
were never uttered."
London, England, 1802-02-01

FIRST ROUTE OF THE SEASON.

The Countefs of MOUNT EDC ECMBr, on
day lall, gave a grand Route. It was the &it of
the feafon for the Gay World, and the vifitors
exceeded three hundred, among whom were the
following :
Prince of Cattelcicala.

Dinar? of Winchcfter.
Earls—Weftmoreland, Wind=!fee, Digby, Carride, and
Mornington.
Lord.Netfon, Bolton, Wentworth, Somerville, Clouzncl,
Cardigan, Caftlercagh,, and Thynne.
Sirs—W. W. Wynn and Macdonald.
Colonels—Thomas, Stanley, Longford, and Wintford.
Captain Legge.
Count Stahruaberg and the Portuguefe Amhaffaclor.
Meffra—Beady, Hotbans, Walpole, Burn, Forbes, Stanhope,
Legg, Wheeler, Wkiethem, Mills, C. Bentinck, Sloane, Crofby,
Goldburn, Martin, Montague, Pigot, Courtney, Rawley, H.
Greville, P. Carew, Moore, Upton,Bouvcrie, C. Stewart, H.. 1,
C. Greville, Campbell, Banks, Faulkrsor, and Daniel.
Dueheffes—Manchefter, Northumberland, and Bolton.
Marchloneffes--Downfhire,Donegal, Somerfet, and Bath.
Counteres—Malmefbury, Hamden, Fauconberg, liathurft,
Bolton, Aylelbury, Harrington, Bathes, Weßmoroland, Dowa-
ger Sefton, Chatham, Liverpool, Dowager Mount Edgecumbe,
Afliburnham, Clanbriffel, Clonmel,Carlifk, Cardigan, Dowager
Granard, and Carysfort.
Ladies—Hacker, M. Cooke, Sinclair, Henley, Sebright, Mar-
tin, Ann Bingham, Hcnderfon, A. Borrington, Lucas, Glynn
Sidney, Beauelerk, Batton, H. Sullivan, Melburne, Grantham,
Bayning, Crawley, two Jenkinfons, Stowel, C. Waldegrave,
Tanpletown, Caftlercagh, and two Stewart&
Mißreffes.—Banks, Egerton, Johufon, Butler, Walpole, Burn,
Forbes, Penn, R. Walpole, Anderson, C. Harris, Pigou, Wheeler,
Montague, Metcalf, Upton, Darner, Fielding, and Campbell.
Mill'es.--Agnew, Dee, Forbes, Sebright, Sutton, King, Town-
&aid, Berry, Legg, two Grevilles, Crolby,Macdonell, end two
Win. Wpm.

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London, England, 1802-02-01

BRLWING AND MALTING.

1/1"R. MORTON, at No. 28, in the STRAND'
IVA refpecliolly informs the Public, that he intlruerls Gen-
denten in the life of the 'Thermometer, and the application of
I that Inftrument relative to Brewing, ar.d will Wraith them
with marmfcrirt inftruetions, which will them to prat-
tife•thc Art of Brewing Porter, Pak Aie, and other Mal
Liquors. He will alfn fure.tilt them with manufcript infirne-
dons for making Pale and Brawn IValts, after the molt ap-
proved praellec, and having been long in bulincfs tirun his
I own account, eud taking a plearure in trying many and various
experimeaes,and toting their refult it has given him a degree
of practical and experimental knowledge in the cliff:rent lines
of his profefGon, width very few po iffdas as can be provedfrom
the many letters and vouchers of the molt eminent Brewers
both in Crust Britein and Ireland, highly approving of his
different modes of pra.ttice, and niany of aide Ge:Alemen he
never had thepleafure of fixing; hi; manufcripts put it in the
power of Gentlemen to brew an exceeding fine-tavoured
Porter from Malt and Hop; alone. combined with the Brink
element of water without the ufr of any oth T ingredient what-
ever: any adder(' tent (poft paid) to Mo aro m, will be duly
attended to. He returns his it fpeetful sharks ti. thole Gentla-
men who have approved fo highly of the malty of Lis Maw.
fripts and proicibonal

PARIS DRESS, ELEGANTLY COLOURED.
This day was publithed, price One Shilling,
(To be continued monthly) •
Embel'jibed with, 1. An elegant Frontifpicce, defigned and
engraved by eminent Artifts; 2. An engraved 'fitle-Page ;
3. the neweft Paris Drefs, beautifully coloured; 4. (for
the Moral Zoologift) the Bear; 3. A new Pa: ern for a
Gown or Apron • and 6. Maille—The Maid of Lodi, a
Pimple Story, cofikled by Mr. Shield in Italy, and never be-
fore publithed,
THE LADY's MAGAZINE, Enlarged ; for
JANUARY, 1002.
Containing (betides the ufual Variety of intereging, enter-
taining, and inftrudlive Articles), the Rigid Father, or Pater-
nal Authority too ftrietly enforced, a Novel ; in a Sent.% of
Letters (tranflated from the German of Augustus LaFontaine),
which will be concluded in the courfe of the yc:-.r.
CY The liberal Encouragement with which the I.ADY's
MAGAZINE has fo long been honoured, and which it Still
continues to receive, from a candid and generous Public, de-
mands the molt grateful Acknowledgments on the Part of the
Proprietors, who beg leave told:mt..: their Fair Patronelres, that
they will unremittingly eominue their exertions to merit the
fame flattering approbation.
London: Printed fur G. avid J. Robinfon, No. 23, Pater-
nofter-row.—of whom may be had, to complete Sets of the
Firft 3o Volumes, Single Numbers, Price 6d.•the Intl two
Volumes, price 14s. 6d. each, half-bound, or in Numbers, price
as. each.
London, England, 1802-02-01

COUNTY of LOUTH, within 3o Mika of DULLIN.
TO BE SOLO BY AUCTION—BY Mr. CHRISTIE,
. _

At Grtat-Room, Pail-Mall, on Thurfday, the 4th of 1
bruary in(!. at One ot:ock,
A VALUABLE ani &Arable FREEHOLD
I:SI'ATE , cor fining of the Manor of Dromearliel, with
o,2it-Rents, &e. aril five cligiOle Farms, with requilite
logo and 286 A. a R. 24 P. frills acres of rich Fcialing
entirely compact, and within a ring knee, lett off on leaf e. for
three lives, or thirty-one years, at moderate rents, anioanting
to Five Hundr::d and Seventy-four Pounds, and upwards, to
the following pundual and refpedlable tenants, viz. NlLlirs.
Carragher, Milone' M•Goueerilk, Tefdale, Bell, and Thmnas
Craven, Efq. The ERate is deiirably iiriate within three miles
of Andree, ten of Dundalk, and thirty miles from Dublin, in
the road leading from Andree to Drinisoldeftown,in the county
of Louth.

The tenant will thew the Premifes, and printed particulars
may be had of Dance, Efq No. er, Great Ship-ftreet,
Dublin ; of the Printers of the Cheftcr and Liverpool Papers ;
at the Rainbow CulLe-houfe, in Carnbill; and in Pall-Mall,
where a plan of the Maternal be ic,m.—Mr. Chriftie is em-
powered to rece.ive Propofals by l'rivate Contrail.
London, England, 1802-02-01

TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION.
. _ .

On Saturday the 6th of February, at the Star.inn, In I.ewes,
at Three of the clock in the Afternoon, either together or in
Lots, at ea: option of the Purchaferi, unlefs difpofed of in
the me.aa dm,: by Private Coutradt, of which due Notice will
be
ALL that valuable FREEHOLD MANSION
. HOUSE, with t> a Offices attached and detached, Out.
bulliings, Garden, Pleafure Grounds, and other the Frcnif.,:s
of the late Salt:ant Kenipe, deceafed, together with 32 Acre.
or deb Meadow and Failure Land, or thereabout., adjoining.
The Premifes are well adapted as a fpurtingilefidence, either
for Sporting Hunting, or Fifhing, and command a mnutifill and
pidlurSqu: view of the town of Lewes and furrouLding Downs,
and are pleafantly lltuatcd on the Banks of tae River De
N. B. 'lle Premifes are Tythe Free, the Laad-Tax redeemed,
and imni‘e.nee poffeffion may be had.
For further Particulars apply to Meffrs. Collins, No. 5, Ni-
cholas-lane, Lombard-itreet, or to Mr. Gwynne, Attor.ey
Law, Chid', Lewes.
London, England, 1802-08-30

ntoll I.LOYD's Lin.

A F.. AunusT rt.—Arrived the Hope from I rmalca, and
icrnains.--Wind South.
GRAV F SEND, AUGI! ST 29,—P:sired by the Neptune,--;
Heart of Oak, Bryan; I cabala, Robinfun ; Royal George, Brook-
hanks; Brothers, Goodwin; and Rors, Bruce, ham Jamaica;
Mary and Jane, —, from Lifltun ; Francifo, front
Carthagena ; Elbe, —; and Fame, Anderfon, from
Hmn-
burgh; Trent, Parratt, from Minorca; Humph, ies, Shelby,
front Antigua; Clarendon, ---; &trey, ; and Triton,
—, from Gibraltar; Hannah, Baler, front Surinam : Cbetn.
Menzies, from Honduras; Atalanta,Tucker, front the Streights;
Adsona; Patterfur, from Ozehec; Royal Charlotte, •--a—;
and Britannia, Chambers, from Grenada.

ARRIVED.
In the Downs--Indultry, Wier. from Malaga; and Ann,
Ward.ll, fr.ou Jamaica.
At BUBO-I'6ton, Wempft,r, from Q.2ebec ; and Mervin,
Sew.ll, from Dominica.
At Hall—l'etnyfi, Briffett, from New York.
At Lynn—Ltherry, Lockh..y, front Oporto.
At Leith—Dom:las, WPGregor, from Jamaica.
At Guertifev—Lawrence, Wall, from Naples.
At (bjebec--Mary Parker, Madan, from Tenerife.
At New Providence--Uriana. Preltnii, from Attica.
At FLonburgh—London, Sinder, and Charlotte, Bennett,
from London.
At Curacoa—Admiral Nelfon, from London.
A t Savannah—Anu, Bull ; and Brilliant, Leith, from Liver.
pool.
At New Ynrk—Fair American, --, front London.
At N'irginis—Planter, &nib, from London.
At Bofton—Confidence, Redman, front Liverpool.
At Portfmouth—Henry t. a :fort, boot Mii:orca.

The Albion Berwick fmack, from I.ontion to Leith, Bruck
on a rock near Berwick, and is got off with confiderable da•
mtge.
The Princes of Wales is arrived at Greenock from Jamaica,
with 6so calks of fugar and rum.
His Majelly's floOp I.A RN, of t 6 guns, is paid off, and laid
up in ordinary at Woolwich.
His Majefly's fhip Me I. PAM NV:, of q 4 guns, Sir C. RIME,
TON, Bart. arrived laft Friday evening at Deptford to be paid
ofE

His Majefty's ihip Albion, of 74 guns, launched from Parry's
Dock Yard, at Blackwall, the t7th ult. failed laft Friday for
Chatham, where file is to be put in a Rate of Ordinary.
His Majefty's fhip ARGO, of 44 guns, Capt. BER.HALLO.
WELL, is undergoing a repair at Woolwich, previous to her
failing for the Coaft of Guinea.

His Majefty's ULYSSES, Of 44 runs, Capt Coto st Dix a,
will fail In a tew days from the Nore for Spithead, to take on
board Commodore Sir SAM. HOOD and fuite, from which place
they will procc d for Trinidad, to take a furvey of that Wand.
His Majefty's Chip Ca ZSCZMT, of 36 guns, Paid to have gone
into Portfmouth Harbour to be paid oft, is arrived at Chatham,
where the is unrigging and delivering her Rom, preparatory to
her being laid up in Ordinary at that Port.
The Agnes, Pitt, from Africa, is loft at New Providence ;
naves Caved, and felling there.
The (choosier Nautilus, Bt sso P, on her paffage from Jamaica
for Baltimore, was, on the 27th of June, ftruck by lightning,
which tore her fore and fore-top-tnafts and lhrouds entirely to
pieces; two of the crew were killed, and a third blinded. The
Captain bore away for Savannah-la-Mar, where he arrived
two days after.
London, England, 1802-08-30

•
tions as may be agreed on,
THE. very Nralnable and Extenfive COAL and
IRON STON'i., in the Lands and Ellate of Parkhall,
fituatc in the Parini I,f Muiravoadc and County of Stirling.
Thu Coal in this Eftate, which has been freluently wrought
to great advantage,and for which confiderable Rants have been
recently offered, is ae.mitted to he of very excellent quality,
and of great extent. A level might be driven at no very con.
("actable expence, which perfous verfant in thcfe matters are of
opinion would clear fi.veral hundred Acres of Coal of the very
ftrß quality.
The Iron alone, of which there is great abundance, has alfo
been partially wrought.
The eonjundion of the above two valuable Articles, on fo
extenlive a Scale, in the immediate neighbourhood of excellent
roads, and 'of the great Clyde and Forth Canal, tenders them
well worth the attention of a Mining Company.
For further information, application may be made to the
Proprietor, Mr. Livingftone, at Clarkfton, by Falkirk to
Michael Linning, Writer to the Signet, St. james's-feriare,
Edinburgh ; or to Alex. Mundell, No. 3, Fludyer-ftrect, Weft-
miniter.
London, England, 1802-08-30

BANKRUPTCIES ENLARGED.

October i. Harriet Deborah Nelbitt, Louifr Sophia Nelbitt,
and Franca Nefbitt, of Piccadilly, milliner*, at eleven, at

Guilaid/
Odober 19. William Falter, of Cambridge, woollen.draper,
at ten, at Guildhall, London.
BANKRUPTS.

Jonathan Fox and Wiliam ic)11:,;( the Pavement, Fiulbury,
London, merchants and partners, to furrender Sept. 7, 18,
at eleven, and OEtuber 9, at twelve, at Guildhall. Anomie.,
Meirrs. Nichols and Nettlefhip, Chcapfid.,:.
Thomas Tyne, of Southwark, Surrey, victualler, deal:: and
Chapman, Sept.: 7, 14, and Oetober 9, at ten, at Guildhall.—
Attorney, Mr. Conners, junior, Coleman-ftreet.
John Turnbull, John Forbes, Robert Allen Crawford, and
David Skate, of Broad-ftreet, London, merchnits and par -
ners, Stpt. 7, I I, and Odlober 9, at one, at Guildhall. Attnt-
niesq Mlles. Wadefon, view, and Grofvenur,Auflin Pei ::4„
John Harding, late of Tunimill-itreet, St. James, Ckrac,:wer.
viduaUer, dotter and chapinan. Sept.., 13, at
eleven, and Odober y, at twelve, at Guildhall. Attorney,
Mr. Earn Chaw, Red-Crofs.ftrect, Cripplegate.
DIVIDENDS.

Sept. 25. Griffith Jenkins, of Swanfea, Glamorganibire, tanner,
at one, at the Mackworth Arms Inn, Swaufea
Oe'tob. r 9. Jchn Martindale, of Sr. James's-Rivet, Middlekr,
wine•merchant, at ten, at Guildhall.
Sept. IS. Richard Porter the younger, of Derby, grocer, at
eleven, at the Fox and Owl Inn, Derby.
Sept. 13. Thomas Cartwright, of Manchefter, upholftere-,
dealer and chapman, at three, at the NV:Ate Huth Inn, in

Manchdter. •
Sept. as. Thomas Robinfon, of Livetpuel, timber-merchant,
butcher, dealer and chapntan, at eleven, at the Globe Tavern,
LiverpooL
Sept. at. Daniel Hodgkins, of I.:verpool, broth-maker, dealer
and Chapman, at one, at the Globe '1 aver'', Liverpool.
Sept. 22. William Sweatman, late of Briltol, linen-draper, at
eleven, at the Rummer Tavern, BriltoL
Szpt. a. James Evans, of Mansfield Woodhoure. Nottingham,
(hire, holier, at tcn, at the Punch-Bowl, Not ngbatn.
London, England, 1802-08-30

MALTA.

LA VALITTE, JUNE 17.—General Foz fails this
day in the Maidstone frigate, for Sicily, on a party
of pleafure, for a fortnight. He is attended by a
tender, in which part of his !bite is embarked. He
returns to this Mind; but we are without the lea ft
means for forming an opinion as to the probable
period of his lurrendering the command.
JUNE at.-Our Commiffary-General failed on
the 19th, in the Greyhound, Capt. HORTE, for
Naples, on his route to England, through France;
and the Delight has been fent, by Sir It. BICKER.
TON, with difpatches to Gibraltar. The heat here
is intolerable, and the mofquitos are inflifferably
troublefome; but the people are gay and hof-
pitable. When I left Egypt, part of the Afiatic
troops had embarked at Suez, on their return to
India ; our people in general were healthy, and
expetienced from the natives much refped and
kindnefs.

JULY 24.—1 t is now reported that we fhail leave
this in about two months ; but 1 am inclined to
think we !hall pats the winter here. We have no-
thing new. The Ex-Governor, BALL, arrived
here in twenty-fix days from England. Several
Officers of this garrifbn, and belonging to the (hips
Rationed here, are gone on parties of pleafure to
Naples, Rome, Florence, &c. This place is
crowded with Officers, &c. from Minorca, in con.
fequeacc of the evacuation of that Wand.
London, England, 1802-08-30

RUSSIA.

Sr. PETERIBURGH, JULY 3..—The CZARINA of
ItTIN sit RYA, who governed the kingdom during
!lie minority of her fon,aged ;1 years,was the vic-
tim of a (.0111-piracy of the principal boyars of the
country. Her fon was thrown into prifon, but the
efLaped by Itratagem the perfecutions of the rebel
chiefs, and made a journey of 13co German miles,
partly on horfcbacL, and partly in a kibitka (a
kind of chaife), to Peterfburgh, to implore the al-
l:Rance of the EMPEROR. The Eme EROR has ac-
corded a body of 16,0c0 men, to Ala her in the
recovery of her kingdom. This State lies upon a
level with Mount Calmat-Its, and contains r ,sco,ooo
inhabitants, and is governed by an Emperor,
who has the title of Czar. The CZARINA is a tall
well-formed woman, of 36 years of age. The Rep
the has taken is a proof that her refolution and
tendernefs for her fon are above all regard to dan-
ger and difficulty.
Aea 3.—Concerning the journey of the
EMPRESS, to have an an interview with her filler
the QJJEEN of SWEDEN, We learn, that her IMPE-
RIAL NIAJESTY arrived on July 27, at ten in the
evening, at Wyburg, and immediately went to the
dom, or cathedral church, where the was received
by the clergy, and then pallid the night in the
houfe of the Governor, where the nobility were
prefented to her. The town was illuminated. On
the 28th (he pailed the night at Fredericlham, and
arrived on the 2oth, at noon, at Aborfors, while
her illußrions filler was already arrived, at little
Aborfors, on the Swedifh frontiers, and immedi-
ately came to join her. Though it had been ima-
gined at &If, that her SWEDISH MAJESTY would
return in the evening, to pals the night on the
Swedifh frontiers, the, however, though with
fome inconvenience, took up her lodging in Ruf-
fian Abotfors, in a fmall houfe, where her Itart-
RtAL MAI tsry alfo alighted, in order to enjoy to
the full this agreeable meeting, after fo long a
feparation.
ANOTHER LITTER. SAME DATIL—Field-MaTfhal
General Count KAMENSII, who formerly ferved
with to much reputation againff the Turks, an I
was made Field-Marfhal under the laft reign, but
loon after received his difmiffal, is now taken
:twin into the fervice. For fome time Prince
DASC H KOFF Las alfo been here.

The thy of the Em PRE ss at Stora Aborfors will
laa come days longer than it was at fink intended,
for which reafon the celebration of the name•day
of the Emrstss mother, which is today, will
not take place on the t tth of Augua at Ptteihof.
London, England, 1802-08-30

SPORTING INTELLIGENCE.

YORK RACES, THURSDAY, AUGUST 26.
Fifty Pounds given by the City of York.
Mr. Johnfon's b. h. Sir Solomon, 6 yrs. old
Sir H. T. Vane's br. h. Cockfighter, 6 yrs. old
Lord Strathmore's b. h. by Walnut, s yrs. old
Mr. Waitworth's b. h. Chance, s yrs. old -
Lord Darlington's b. h. Haphazard, s yrs. old
Two tot upon Sir Solomon.—Won eafy.
Sweepflakes of sogs. each, for fillies, 8(1.
Mr. W. Hutchinfon's b. by Pipator, out of Farewell's dam z
Sir T. Gakoigne's c. by Buzzard - - 2
Mr. Pelee's b. by Beningbrough, out of Rofamond . 3
Ld. Fitzwilliams b. Rouge, by Standard, dam by Sir Peter 4
Mr. Wilfon's b. Comedy, by Buzzard P' d
Mr. Hutchinfon's b. Little Fudge, by Beningbrough Pd
Two tot upon Sir Thomas Galcoyne ; 4 to
againft Mr. Peirfe ; 10 tot apinft Mr. Hutchin.
fon ; to to t againft Lord Fitzwilliam.—A near
race, half a neck.

v dr
dr
dr

FRIDAY.
Fifty Pounds given by the City of York.
Mr. Dawfon's chef. colt. Qjz, by Buzzard - 1
Sir T. Gal-coignes chef colt, Lenox, by Dclpini - a
Mr. Brandling's bay colt, Alonzo, by Pegafus - 3
Id. Darlington's ch.c. Muir Moloch, by John Bull 4
Ld. Fitzwilliam's chef cult. Miracle, by Plicenotocron dr
Sir W. Gcrard's bay colt, &Heine, by Sir Petcr - dr
Mr. Wilfon's bay filly, Sophia, by Buzzard - dr
Six to 5 on Alonzo ; 5 to z againft Muly Mo-
loch ; 5 to s againfl Quiz ; so to t againit Lenox.
Sweepilakes of sogs. each; h. ft.
Ld Fitzwilliam's br. e. Sparrowhawk, by Buzzard, out of
Termagant - - - - I
lA. Darlington's b. e. by Beningbrough - . a
Mr. T.Richardfon's b. c. Abraham Newland,by Overton,
or Beningbrough, out of Cockfighter's dam - i
Mr. G. Crompton'sb.f. Ringdove, by Buzzard - Pd
Four to a on Sparrowhawk.—Won eafy.
Sweepßakes of sogs. each, logs. ft. for 3 yrs. old
fillies.

Mr. T. Hutchinfon's b. by Beningbrough, out of an own
fitter to Coultitution • . - z
Mr. J. Fenton's c. Counters, by Phomomenon, out of
Baron Nile's dam - - - 2
Sir H. T. Vane's br. by Overton - - - I
Mr. W. N. W. Hewett's Mlfs Zilla Teazle, by Sir Peter
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London, England, 1802-11-23

HOUSE OF COMMONS.

At twelve o'clock the Houfe met, and continued
to fwear in Members until four, when it adjourned
to twelve to-morrow.

Among the Members fworn were Lords G.
CAVENDISH, HAWKESSURV, CASTLEREA9I4; and
HERVEY, Sir FRANCIS BURDETT, the CHANCELLOR
of the EXCH FC)SER,Mr. ERSKINE, and Mr. BRAGGE.
London, England, 1802-11-23

SWINBURNE ON WILLS.
WCLARKE and SONS, of Portugal-ftreet,
• beg leave to inform the Profeffion, in anfwer to the
numerous Enquiries refpe6ing the New Edition of SWIN-
BULNE on WILLS, and LAST TESTAMENTS, with the
very numerous and valuable NOTES, and all the Cafes down
to the prdent Time, of the late Jolts JOSZPH POVILLL, Efq.
in Three Yob. Bvo. that it will be ready for Publication early
in December next.
Thofe Gentlemen who with to have Copies are requelted
to forward their Names to their refpedtive Bookfellers, or the
publithers.
London, England, 1802-11-23

PARLLIMENTARr PROCEEDINO.

ROUSE OF LORDS, MONDAY, NOY. as.
Thirty-tine Peers took the oaths, which nukes
up the number of Peers fworn ninety-one.
Lord St. 1-IILEN's and Lord ARDEN took the
oaths and their feats, to which they were intro-
duced in the ufual form, preceded by Lord GWY-
DIR, Deputy Great Chamberlain, and the Duke
of Nod FOLK, Hereditary-Earl Martha' of England,
in their Parliamentary robes.
Adjourned till one to-morrow.
London, England, 1802-02-08

loners of war which we tnok in a Span:th p::•:.,:::.-
fehootior on the night of the a jth bait. ‘Ve ,11.1
chafed her the whole of the afternoon, clo:e i..
with the Cuba (pore, till dark, whet) tht: took II:J1
ter within th! Portal() Reefs : I immediately feet
Lieutenant Past.zv with the yawl and cutter, Mr.
M'CLouo, Midfhipman, and tixteen men in each.
About half pall ten Mr. Past.tv found her at
anchor in the place he- expo led ; the was waitint;
the attack in readinefs, which the commenced by
a difcharge from one nine and two four pounders,
%Aria fcverely wounded feveral in each boat.—
Notwithilanding, th:y boarded, and after a theft
but fevere conceit, they carried her. She proved
the Efperanee, from St. Jag°, which port the left
on the teth of Auguft, and-fusee that time had
taken the Eliza (loop and Haley brig belonging to
Kingllon. She was commanded by JOSEPH CAL-
tie ; and from the belt accounts I have been able
to coiled lance, (he had on board, when the aftion
commenced, 45 men, 21 of whom were killed, and
fix wounded. The Captain and all the officers
were among the former. On our part we have to
lament the lofs of JOHN JOHN P.s, Coxfwain of the
cutter, who was killed early in the aftion, Mr. -
M‘Ccoon, and twelve feamen wounded. I have
been able to land the prifvers under the fecurity
of the garrifon, having promifed to take them
again on board on my way to Port Royal. And
I am much indebted to the Commanding Officer,
Major COD, of the both, who has had the good-
nefi to receive, under the care of their Surgeon,
Mr. M'CLOUD and four others, who are thought
to be the moll dangeroully wounded. I (hall fail
immediately, and lofe not a moment to regain my
Ration. (Signed) J. jortNSTONII.