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London, England, 1802-03-18

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THEATRE ROYAL. DRURY-LANE.
rrilis PRESENT EVENING, Match 18,
.L th,:ir Majcfties Servants will perfnt m the Comic Opera of
THE DUENNA.
ion Jerome, Mr. SU ETT ; Ferdinand, Mr. DE CAMP;
Antonio, NIL DIGNUM; Carlos, Ain. MOUNTAIN;
llaac Mendoza, Mr. DOW FON;
Lopez, Mr. wEwrczka ; Father Paul, Mr. PALMER.
Clara, Mrs. BILLINOI'ON,
Who wrllmtroducc a Bravura Song, with an Olalig 'to Acenm-
valorraLt on the Violin, by Mr. Wrlcit;:: compafed by
Louila, Mils DE CAMP;
Margaret, (the Duenna), Mies POPE.
which will be added the Farcc of
THE ANATOMIST. •

On Sat.3rday will be revived, in Five Alts, the Winter's
Talc, by ShAkefpeare, with New Semen, Drees, and Decora-
tions, Pcrdita, by a Young Lady, being her Arft appearance
co ley Stage.

ORATORIOS,
AT PLAY-HOUSE PRICES DURING LENT.
THEATRE ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN.
TO-MORROW EVENING, March 19, 1802,
will be performed (for the only time this (eaten),
The SACRED ORATORIO at

THE CREATION.
Campolid by Dr. HAYDN.
Principal Vocal Perfonrtts
Mr.. BILLING TON.
blifs 'FY RER, Mica hTEPHENS,
Gin DENbIAN, and Mr. GRAHAM.
Among the Principal lottrudiciatal Performers. are
Ludtr of the Band, Mr. WEICHSELI.
Organ, Mr. J. ASHLEY.
Doors to be npcned at Sir, and begin at Seven o'Clock.
Doors 6i. Pit is. 61 Gallery 21. Upper Gallery, is.
Moen for tkr Boxes to be taken of Mr. Brandon, at the Do:-
eke. in Hirt-ilreet.
London, England, 1802-03-18

HOLLAND.

MAGUS', MARCH 6.—Our State Direftory has
propofed to the Prince of Wazoscc, that the sth
battalion of his troops in the pay of the Republic,
(hall ferve for a fublidy in garrifon of the Cape of
Good Hnpe. This propofal has been affented to
by the Prince, and the battalion will fail for its
deftination immediately after the figning of the
Definitive Treaty. The corps will, however, re-
ceive a new organization.
Lord Coatiwazits has already given away to
poor at Amiens more than to,ooo florins.

MARCH tz.—The plan of the Prefident of the
Government of State for extirpating party diffe•
rences, meets with to many obaritaions, that there
is little to be expelted from it. Many even think
that it will never be carried in any (hare. At this
moment, however, it would prove of the higheft
importance, torn and diftraeted as the State is with
internal ditrentions. lint, without removing the
caufe, there is no one who can prefcribe a remedy.
The patriots of 1787, negleCted and out of place,
cry aloud for a redrefs of their grievances. They
claim the gratitude of the Government, as hav-
ing, at that period, excited their brother citizens
to oppofe the then exitling arittocracy, and as
having put arms into their hands for that pur-
pofe. This party, it feems, is at prefent contend-
ing with diftrefs and poverty, and confequently
feel an irrefiflible inclination to partake of the
loaves and fillies.

ROTTERDAM, MARCH 12.—The greateft GlRT-
tions are making to get our part of the Blips and
cargoes ready for Batavia, and bring home the
coffee contraaed for by the merchants; fix or
(even are expeeled to fet fail in about three weeks.
—lf the Government bad not flipulated for a
quarter of this enterprife in our behalf, the Am-
flerdamers would cheerfully have taken the
whole on their own accounts. Two large Ame-
rican vac's have been bought up here for this
expedition.
Yellerday a little fleet of merchantmen failed
out of the Made for the Baltic.

A great contlernation prevails here, in conk.
quence of the preparations making in the fea-ports
of England. Should hofiilities recommence, we
thould have no little reafon to lament the figning
of the Preliminaries : for every one having taken
it for granted that the. Definitive Treaty would
enfue, old engagements have been renewed, veil
fels have been getting ready for different parts of
the world, and immenfe expences incurred, which,
in cafe of a renewal of the war, would prefent
us with an alma incalculable lofs ; in thort, there
is no end to the conjectures formed on this occa.
Pion. However, all hope has not yet vanithed,
fince, as yet, we have not heard of any fimilar
preparations making in the fea•porta of France ;
nor are there any other accounts of a haile na-
ture arrived.

A great number of (hips have lately arrived
here from England and Scotland.—So great has
been the exportation of cheefc within there few
weeks, that die warehoufes and dairies are near-
ly empty.
London, England, 1802-03-18

cz.RmANr.

HAMIVRGH,MARCH 12...-BaronßlNDEß,hither-1
to Secretary of Legation to the Imperial Embatfy
at Stockholm, is arrived here on his return, and
continues his journey to Vienna, where he is to take
poireffion of the Office in the Imperial State Chan-
cery, which has been conferred upon him for his
dillinguilhed talents. _ _

The Duke of Eaft Gothland is arrived at Mont-
pellier with his fuite, where he is to inhabit a large
country houfe.
Since the Confulta at Lyons, the French Go-
vernment willies the Grand Duke of TUSCANY to
be indemnified from Venice, and that the Arch-
houfe of Auftria fhould receive an equivalent for
the latter in Germany.
VIENNA, Fes. 27.—The Archduke CHARLES
has commifthmed the Generals Duce, Bu am e, and
Wveoerse, to frame an improved fyftern of tac-
tics for the Auftrian army.
Fez. 28.—The Pruffian Envoy, Count KILLER,
has communicated to the Imperial Court the de-
claration of the Elatorate of Hanover, relative to
the Bifhopric of Ofnaburgh, Hildefheim, and the
Abbey Corvey; as alto the Pruflian anfwer to this
declaration. Almoft at the fame time the Hano-
verian Envoy here, Count HARDENSURG, gave in
a fimilar declaration, by which the Eleetorate of
Hanover protefts againft any fecularization, or
application as indemnities, of Ofnaburgh, Hilde.
them, and Corvey. Our Court, however, return-
ed an anfwer to this declaration in nearly the fame
words as the Court of Berlin, with the following
addition The Emperor has hitherto made
every exertion to confine as little as poilible the
maffes to be applied to indemnifications to the Ec-
cleliaftical Principalities. His Britannic Majefty,
in this cafe, muff, as well as the Emperor, lament
the preffure of circumftances, and if he has ways
and means to adjuft this objelt with the French
Government in a manner more agreeable to his
willies, that muff be left to his Majefty."

Masois.—According to accounts from feveral
towns in Romagna, quarters have been prepared
therefor four French half brigades which are loon
expeeted to arrive in them : this has given rcafon
to many conjeCtures.

HAWAII, MARCH 6.—Many perfons are prepar-
ing to fet out from various principalities, and like-
wife from Holland, forOranienflein, to compliment
the Prince of Orange on his birth-day. General
LICOURIE is arrived at Berne, on his journey to
the leffer cantons. It is laid, that a confiderable
corps of French troops will enter thefe cantons,
that the Vallais will be united to France, and the
Grifons and Piedmont with the Italian Republic.
The Imperial Charge d'Affaires, VON Caowr H
however, Rill continues at Coire. The LIR fittings
of the Helvetic Senate were very violent.

The day before yellerday, the Ruffian Secretary
of Embalfy, de G Rvsr s. arrived here from Pew&
burgh, and fet off in haile for Paris.
London, England, 1802-03-18

ARRIVED

At Nantes—The Ann, Brown. from Virginh.
At Bengal—William Penn, Volans' from London.
At Grenada—Prince, Miller, from London.
At St. Vincent's—St. Vincent's, Johnfon ; Ealing Grove,
Wilfoo ; and Eagle. Arrington, from London.
At St. Crolz—Viaory, Brine, from Africa.
London, England, 1802-03-18

DENMARK.

COPiNNAGF Fes. FUOLSANO, who
has 'Pent a courfe of years, as Danifh preacher in
the Community of Zion at Tranquebar, and dur-
ing his reticle= there has made himfelf intimate-
ly acquainted with Indian literature and the Ma-
labar language, has lately returned to Denmark.—
Befides a number of important Oriental works
which have been printed at Calcutta for the Royal
Library here, he ha► brought with him many In-
dian manufcripts, drawings, pictures, and idols.
It is believed that Mr. FUGLSANG, by the help of
thefe antiquities, and continued inquiry into this
hitherto fit little cultivated Burly, will arrive at re-
fults which may, perhaps, throw more light upon
the Marie and heathen Mythologies.
In the canal of Odenfee there have lain, for
eight days, feveral (hips ready to fail with the Brit
fair wind. Before the ellahlithmcnt of this Canal,
the (hipping here could not depart fo early, as the
cargoes were obliged to be brought to the (hips in
flat-bottomed boats, and the low water on the

farads, even in weather not fevere, could not be
. freed from ice before the approach of the fpring.
FRIIItUARY 27.—T0-morrow morning at feven
o'clock, the deceafed Prn.ccfs, who received by
private baptifm the names Louis* JULIANA,
will be carried to Rothfchild, and be i.rivately bu-
ried in the Royal burying place there.
The Secretary of State, Count BF RNSTORTF, has
received from the Emperor of Ruflia a prefent of
a gold box, to,ooo rubles in value, on account of
the Convention concluded at Petcriburgh.
On the 3oth of December laR year, an order
was made known from the German Chancery, for
the Duchies of Schlefwig and Holliein, the Lord-
!hip of Pionebetg, the county of Ran7au, and city
of ,Altona, which contains initruBions for the pre.
wention of the plague, and other dangerous in-
k Whom.
London, England, 1802-03-18

NETHERLANDS.

BILISSIL2, FEB 28.—The Ex-Dire lor BAIRAS
has applied for permiftion to make a journey into
the interior of France, but has been refufed. By
order of the Government, a new enumeration of
the inhabitants of Belgium will be made. The po
pulation of this country is now eftimated at two
millions and a half. The territory of Liege con•
tains above half a million, without reckoning the
inhabitants of Dutch Flanders, Maeftricht, Venloo.
Jose H Bowe yeas' has hitherto maintained, from
Amiens, a very frequent correfpondence with the'
Minifter OTTO, at London. The Spanifh Ambaf-
fador at Amiens has had feveral conferences with
Lord CORNWALiIs, relative to the ceffion of ano-
ther Spanifh colony to England, inftead of Trini-
dad, as Ripulated by the Preliminaries between
France and Great Britain, but this propofal has
not yet been acceded to. Notwithftanding all re-
ports to the contrary, the Definitive !Peace with
England is confidered as fpeedily to be expelled.
London, England, 1802-03-18

TURKEr.

CONSTANTINOPLI, JAN. zB.—ln Egypt feveral,
of the Beys are preparing to eppore the Grand
Vizier, who holds himftWin readinefs to refill their
attack. The conteft may bz expeCted to he very
critical, as the inhabitants of the country are more
inclined to favour the Beys than the new Turkith
Adminifira:ion. The murder of the Paella of
Belgrade hal, made a great impreflion on the Sol
tan, and feveral Councils of State have been held
in confequence. It is now confidently laid, that
an army of 60,0c0 men will mach againft PASS-
WAN Octou, and the infurgtnt in Belgrade.—
Passwa w Oc Lou has entered i'i• o a c -zreft.cndence
with certain Foreign Powers, which the Porte views
with a jealous eye. Several Turk; that were em-
ployed in carrying on this corretPondence, have
been &angled.
London, England, 1802-03-18

CHERBOURG, MARCH 3.

Two gales of wind, one fotitherly, on this day
week, tha fecond northerly, four days ago, caused
the moll dreadful appearances here.
An Enghilt fhip coming from the Eaft Indies,
which had been fix months on her paffage, was
forced by a fquall of wind between the gland of
Guernfey and the coati of France. On account
of the dat knefs of the night, the crew could not
afcertain where they were, and the heavy lea com-
pelled them to anchor. Minute guns were fired
during the night. In the morning 18 Frenchmen
went on board her, and by their advice and affift-
ance the (tip was extricated from among the rocks.
They cf.roirnunicated to them the intelligence of
peace, which they received with expreffions of the
moll extravagant joy. The (tip was freighted
partly with gold and partly with Eati India ma-
chandize. •

lerday a Court of Di:Telors was held at the
EMI Ind:a Houle, when Captain BULLOCK, of thit
LAS trro isc.i)om s, religncd the command of that
Slle failed from l'or.imouth fur Fort St.
George and lkngal, uncle- the command of the
tird Oific_ir, Mr. ALFEARt.ER CAI•IPEELL.
SAMSON, Of the EARL ST. VINCENT,
took le.lve previous to departing for Bombay. She
is t:ie only remaining regular (hi:, which v-ill
touch at PC,rtflTlOtlill to Mk: in troops.

Yr(lerday Capt. jerits Roc:ass was fworn into
the comr of tit:: ADMIRAL Aptis, which will
be the hot chip of the Seaton for Madras and
Bengal.

Thz Company's {hip's the EARL Howl. CAL-
CUTTA, WALPOLE, ASIA, 51R STEPHEN LUSH-
isGros, S TON, Dovrx CASTLF, and ChARL-
TON, n•cre to fail from Iltngal the beginning of
January.

The TRUE BRITON and PRINCE'.3 CHARLOTTE
failed from Madras tar Amboyna the lAth of
Oat,her • The TRU::: BRITON proceeds from Am.
boyna to China.
On T,.efday attit cd at Lcith the
fchooner Chriitian and Mary, of Thurfu, DONALD
Nicor.L, mailer, frost Rouen, with apples and
pzars, &c. Ent and Mary is the firft
that Lis artivcd in the Twrt of Leith from
.ir.mee 'lnce the preliminaries of peace w,:re fign.
The matter reports, that tlicr:: were no other
vetiel% at Rouen wlien Captain NICOLL
1.1 there, hut he .:car; led that levo al were loading
ikt the neight,otn:l% ports.
London, England, 1802-03-18

HOUSE OF COMMONS.

The Galway Jail Bill went through a Committee.
General MAt I I.ANU took the oaths and his feat for Had-
dington, &c.
A Meffage from the Lords informed the Houfc, their Lord-
(hips had agreed to the one million Exchequer Bills Bill, the
Cinnamon Duty Bill, the Indemnity Bill, and a private Bill.
Mr. CATIIILNWOoD, from the Office of Corn Returns, pre-
fented an account of the average price of the different forts of
Grain in England and Scotland, front the sth of July, dor, to
the sth of January, 18ox, diftinguifhing the different prices in
each month.—Ordered to lie on the Table.
The Marine Mutiny Bill was read a third time, and paired.
Mr. Fosvca-moved for a new Writ for 4:Zlm:it's county, in
Ireland, in the room of the Right Hon. C. CouTz, now Lord
CASTLLCODTZ, a Peer of the United Klnk,ilotn.—Ordered.
London, England, 1802-03-18

R USSIA.

Moscow, FED. 20.—The Heirs of the Polifh
Prince Jaszonowsxv, fir well known in Germany
by toe aablilhment he made at Leipzig, have of-
fered to his Imperial Majetty the valuable mufeum
which he left, confiaing of colleaions of natural
objets from all the three kingdoms of Nature, and
of different fpecimens of an, for the price of
zoo,ooo rubles, his Majefty has received • le pro-
pocal, and molt gracioufly refolved to make a pre-
fent of the whole Cabinet to the Univerfny of
Macaw. Two Members of the Imperial Acade-
my of Sciences at Peterfburgh are named, by his
Majefly's command, to go Bretlaw, to view the ca-
binet, and if it anfwers the defcription, to take it
into their poffeffion, and tranfpert it to Moscow.

GRODNO IN LITHUANIA,Fkb. 22.—Hitherto the
whole Duchy of Lithuania formed but one Go-
vernment, the feat of which was at Wilno. His
Majdly the Emperor of all the Rullias, graciouf-
ly confidering every thing that can contribute to
the welfare of his fubje&s, has been pleated, on ac.
count of the importance and multiplic'ty of buff.
nets, by a Ukafe, to order this Government to be
divided into two, and the feat of the latter tote at
Grodno. His Majelly has committed the opening
of this new Government to Baron BENNIGEEN,
Lieutenant General, Governor at War, and In-
fpeetor of the Cavalry and Infantry, and Knight
of feveral Orders. This opening took place on the
tll of January of this year. At ten o'clock in the
morning, there affembled in the Tribunal Hall,
under the Prefideney of the General, the Land
Martha] fummoned for that purpofe, with the No-
bility, and many perfons of condition. The pl.
leries were full of fpeitators, many from the neigh-
bowing countries ; among whom the muff dif
tinguilhed was Baron GUNTHER, the Pritflian
Lieutenant General, and Chief Co,mmander of the
cordon. The Governor at War made an elegant
fpeech fisited to the occafion, which he concluded
with thefe words :-4, Who is there in this Aim-
,* who does not rep:at, after me, with full heart,
Happy the country which has ALEXANDER for its
Soverei n, for its Father ! Long live ALEXAN- ,
pea !" Ihe Martha% Mr. NIEMEZEWIG, made an
appropriate reply.
London, England, 1802-03-18

FUR PUBLIC S.U.E,

At Jack's Crifee•boufe, over the Corn Excbang-, nn Monday
the 224 ittltant, at half pall one o'clock prccifely,
THE FOLLOWING GOODS, VIZ.
83,200 I.ini td Oil Cats, juft strived from Ramadan',
and will he put in lota of tocc, 2000, and 300 each.
400 Quartets of Foreign Wheat.
17 Sup of Foreign Onion Seed ; each Bag about 141 h.
Catalogues t imely delivcrud by C cwt.; Freud*, Sworn
Broker, N 0.6, Great F.aftehrzp.

TYTIIPI IN DORSETsIIIRF.
TO RE LET. TO THE BEST BIDDFR.

At SaMary, in April neat, for a Term of 'Twenty-one Years
to commence at Michaelna as rivet, ala tarrninable on the
death of the pram Inc:unbent, either together or In Lots.
THE Great and Small Tythes of GUSSAGE,
ht. Michael, D,.tfallaire, and :exam 27 ACIVII of Glebe
Land, lying cont:; noun, with Itarn and other Out-hour. t.
Particulars may be had at the P,arfonage lioufe, in Onfaie ;
and of MaTrs. llo:ton, Savage, and Spike, Lim-court,
London; who arc atnhorifed to treat by Private Cot:tract.
Guffagc Zia between Salilbury and Elatlaord, upon the
great Weftern Road, and is fifteen miles from the former; and
about (even (torn the latter.

A FREI..IIOI.D.
TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT,

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And may Is: entered upon immediately,
THAT very Compaa Elf ate called H ILSTON,
fituate in the Parifhes of Et. Maoshan's and I.Angattock-
vihonavel. fix miles weft of Monmouth, adjoining a Turnpike
Road; confifting of 283 Acres of Arable, Pafturc, Meadow,
and Woodland, with tire Cottages, conveniently placed on the
bordLrs thereof, let to Tenants at Will.
is an ancient Family refidence, dry and airy, com-
manding al,k,re,abls profi.,(Ct of the adjacent country; has
good hone foebuilding, and Rating, alfo Limcitone of
an excellent quality f.a. r,annre. Tue Woods are agreeable
difperfed, and well tloc:: .d. The whole c at a very mo-
derate espence, of gnat improveme-.t.
Alfo, may be had, nearly adjoining, a (mall Farm, called
Caton, containing 82 Acres of Arabk, l'afturc, and Wo,d-
lard; and one other (mall Farm, called Blackmoor, contain-
ing 6s Acres of rich ".I:Ad3w Land, on the banks of the river
Mono"

P.irtienkrs may be known, by applying to Mart.
; ' Klikinfon and Co. No. .35, AruudelArect. I.undou.—Mr
b.mbry, near bloemoutb, ill thew the Pr.:nat. s.
London, England, 1802-03-18

ARMY.

OFFICERS der. rous ng protiotin, or
fcllinz or exchanging their Commiflions in the Line, are,
repedtfully acquainted, that the joionsals of the Houfe of
&leas-EST a and SCA MIAOW, Northumberland-ltreet, Strand.
contain a variety of Military Arrangements in almoll every
rank—the particulars of which they arc precluded from Rating
by Advertifenieut, in coo-Sequence of the heavy duties attend-
ing tkc ink ::ion of inch particulars. Malin. E. and S. can only
allure Inch Gentlensen who may apply at their Office for the
pimp:ire of coming into, or retiring from his Majefty's f nice,
that thy wi:: 7‘a7c yay attcntien paid to their willies, and their
obj.:dis effedled with f.:crzey and difpatch.
Nortlunnlkriand-ftract, March 7, rBO2.
N. Two eligible Candidates fir Adjutaneies of Militia.

FIVE HUNDRED OuINEAS REWARD.
Whitehall, Niarcii 9, aim.
\'\THEREAS it has been humbly repi clotted
to the Ring, that in the Night of the 4th i,dtant, the
Houle of Mr. F. Taykw, of New Mama. Yorlethire (the
Cafhier in the Bank of Meas. R. C. Broadiey and Co) was
burglarioully Brokut Open by lonic Perfons.who after fecuring
the laid Mr. Taylor, by tying him in Bed, obtained by Thr..a.s,
t!:c neys of the Back and of one of the Iron Chefts, Role the•rc-
from Calir, Bank of England Notts, and Country Bank NOIC3,
chiefly thole of the Eaft Riding Bank, to a confiderable Amount,
the Property of the laid Mcirrx R. C. &medley and Co.
His Nlajeity, for the better apprehending and bringing to
Jußke the Peiio;i= concerned in the Burglary abovernentioned,
is hereby pleafed to 'manure his molt gracious Pardon to any
One of them (except the Perfon who heft broke open and
entered the laid Dwelling Houre) w'"9 Rtall dircover his or
their Accomplice or Accomplices th,rcin, fo that he, the, or
they may be apprehended and convicted thereof.

PEL.HAM.

And as a further Encouragement, a Reward of Five H.
DR ED GrINIAS is hereby mi to any Perfon or Perfons
making Inch Difeovery as .furefatd, (except as is before cx-
ecpted,) to be paid upon the Conviction of any One or more of
the (Minden, by R. C. BROADLEY, Erg and Co.
London, England, 1802-03-18

SWEDEN.

STOCK Hotm. FEB: z3.—To prevent. in the molt
effeaual manner, the very prejudicial pra4lice of
fmuggling, and to be able to reckon upon a cer-
tain revewle. ;ion, the cuftoms, his Majefty has re-
folved to farm to private perfons for ten years,
from the next year, the whole feat, frontier, and
land cullonis or tolls ; and with this view has or-
dered the Colleges of the Exchequer, of the mines,
and of trade, to prepare a Report, and, after a
coned calculation of the highelt poffible amount
of the revenue of the Cunoms, to deliver to his
Majefty a plan of a contra& for fanning them.
According to the laft intelligence from our fqua-
dron, Rationed in the Mediterranean, Admiral
Baron CIDERSTROM has demanded from the Em-
peror of Morocco a categorical explanation of his
intentions with refpea to the Swedith flag, as this
has been for lonic time doubtful.
London, England, 1802-03-18

PURTUGAL.

LISBON, Fss. 27.—The Pilots on the coati of
Algarva lately boarded a veal which appeared
to be under no diredion. She proved to be the
American (hip the Mary, of Philadelphia. They
found no appearance of the crew on board, ex-
cept the dead bodies of two men fattened to the
matt. There was no mark of violence on the bo-
dies. In the pocket of one of them, fuppofed to
be the Mate, they found a lift of the (hip's com-
pany, which had amounted to twenty-five perfons.
This fingular occurrence k hitherto entirely unac-
counted for.

The Miniller, Don Ronatco, is continually
occupied with public improvements. He has or-
dered the Rrcets to be named, and the bonfes num-
bered. The Guard of the Police continues its
aaivity and watchfulnefs, and one may now in
fafety walk the Preets at all hours of the night.—
St,me Portuguefe merchants have refufed to pay
the (mall duty on Englift Merchandize imported
into Portugal : this duty is employed in the fup-
port of the Hofpital of the English Faetory here.
The Agent of this Intlitution has been obliged to
bring an ation againfl fome of there Merchants,
who fill pertill in refuting to pay the duty, not on
account of its magnitude, but becaufc they alledge
the Englift have no right to it.

P4RLIAMENT4RT PROCEEDINGS.

HOUSE OP LORDS, WEDNESDAY, MARCH t 7.

The various Bills before the Houfe were forwarded in their
refpedive Rages. Among thefe were, the Cinnamon Duty,
and the Annual indemnity Bills, which were read a third time,
and paffed. And a MeiDge fent to acquaint the Commons
therewith.

The Mutiny Bill was Armlet up from the Commons by Ms•.
Alexander, and forthwith read a firß time.
The Fort Marlborough Regulation Bill went through a Com•
mince of the whole lioufe.

One Private Bill was brought up by Sir G. Shuckburgb.
Some private bilkers was difpofed of, and a number of wit•
neifes (worn. After which, tbeir Lorahips adjourned till to-
morrow.
London, England, 1802-03-11

Bik.nts,

On the 2 rth ult. in Britain-fireet, Dublin, thc wife of Mr.
Sparks, thoemaker, of a fon, th • nest day o: a dallghter, and
on the 27th of two other chNren, females.—The the c latter
the mother is in a fair way of tloit.,; well
At Ishii-, Ireland, the wife of Conway Heady, Efq. of a
daughter.
In Pitt-Itreet, Dublin, the wife of Donovan Flood, Efq. of a
OH.
London, England, 1802-03-11

WAVY.

The Honfe having refolved itfelf into a Com-
mittee of Supply,
Mr. W. ELIOT moved a Vote of 130,000 Men
for the Sea Service, for two lunar months, from
the :sth of March to the 24th of May. Agreed to.
Mr. Eucyr then moved for the following Sums,
which were feverally agreed to :
For Wages for the fad Men, for the fame period,
at tl. Os. per Man, per Month . - 481,000
For Victuals for the fame Men, for the fame period,
at aL tBs. per Man, per Month - - 494,Cc0
For Wear and Teat of Ships, for the fame period, at
31. per Man, per Month 78opoo
For Ordnance, for the Sea Service, during the Caine
period, at ss. per Man, per Month - 65,000
The Houk having refumed, the Report was
ordered to be received to-morrow, and the Com-
mittee to fit again on Friday.
London, England, 1802-03-11

GREENOCK, MARCH S.

Airived on Wednefday the Oughton, &Kix! r.
from Savannah in 32 days; about three weeks fince,
to the weflward of the banks of Newforn3land,
fpoke the American fhip Robert, from London for
Baltimore, 411 well.

Same day, the Nancy, MILLER, from Halifax,
in 22 days • on the zoth ult. in a heavy gale,
while two of her men were aloft in the aft of hand-
ing the main top-fail, they were thrown from the
yard, and unfortunately drowned. One of them
was an 'rah lad, of the name of Lee, from the
county of Wexford; the other a Norwegian, from
Chriftianfands. This velfel arrived in a very leaky
(fate ; and, fhort as her pairage has been, the crew
and paffengers were nearly exhauiled by conllant
pumping. By the Nancy we have received Hali-
fax papers to the sth ult. they contain no news._
Major THE 3SING IR, Secretary to Governor WE NT-
woar H, came paffenger in this veffel.

EI.SINEUR, FEBRUARY t 3.
On Thurfday lafl the Beatrix, Laufen, and Le-
viathan, who had been entangled in the ice, failed
from the Sound downwards. We have at pre-
fent a hard froll, with the wind from the E. N. E.
but without any appearance of ice in the Sound.
FEBRUARY 16.—Yelterdav afternoon, the Jean,
HODGE, and Diligence, AV'Lezesoe, paired the
Sound downwards, from Copenhagen Roads,
where they had taken thelter, after having been
entangled in the ice. We have at prefent a hard
froh with fnow.—Wind S. E.

FEB. 2o.—We have at prefent a hard troll, with
the wind from the foutheall, blowing hard ; the
William and Henry, St:THERLAND, together with
the other yards that had taken flicker in Niva har-
bour, remain wind bound in Niva bay.
l'affed downwtzds—earl Faulkenbur,t, Smith, from Memel,
for Hull; Tartar, Richardfon • Howe, Lamb; Good Luck,
Brown; and Medway, Parker:from ditto, for London : Una-
nimity, I.ee ; and Elizabeth and Sarah, !hack, front ditto, for
Lynn; Phoenix, Elavidfon, from ditto, fur Newcaltle ; and
Hoary, Hay, from Palau, for London.
London, England, 1802-03-11

GRAIN.

Lord SHEFFIELD noired---tor the following Ac•
counts, which were feverally ordered:
An Account of all Grain and Rice imported into the Ports
of England, from the Toth of March dot, to the sth of Ja-
nuary 1802, diftinguifhing the Ports into which, and the
Countries from whence imported.
An Account of all Grain and Rice exported from the Ports
of England during the fame period, diftinguifbing the Ports
from whence, and the countries to which exported.
An Account of the avenge price of Grain in England, from
the sth of July atm to the sth of January asz,
log the refpcdtive prices in each month.
EXCHEUER BILLS BILL. -
Mr. ALEXANDER brought up the Report of the
One Million Exchequer Bills Bill, which was read
and agreed to.
On the queftion that the Bill (horrid be en-
grofted,
Mr. Jos's Paid, he never had refuted any Cup-
plies to Government, but he thought it wasan ob-
i Jeet of peculiar importance at the prefent moment,
when he could not underftand whether we were
in a ftate of War or Peace, and when the (Ned
of the Firft Conful of France appeared to be to
put off ligning the Treaty as long as his Majefty's
NU:lifters would permit him. His Majefty's Mi-
niaers took fupplics by doublets and triplets; why
did they not aik for enough at once ? He trotted
that they would look ltriEtly to the appropriation
of the Supplies granted by that Houle, and ufe
the utmoft ceconomy in their application. He be.
lieved they were not of the fame temper with the
laft Minifters, and he hoped they would confider
that one and twenty fhillings made a guinea, which
the laft Minifters teemed only to confider as worth
feven fhillings. He had good information, that
the Firft Conful of France was goaded on by feve-
ral perfons who had heretofore fought refuge in
this country, to renew the war, for the purpofe of
re. He ho• d that exa&
London, England, 1802-03-11

RUSSI.I.

PETER sityanH, FED. ; 2.—Count PAN ir; hasbeen
invited by the Emperor to remain fometime longer
in Peterfburgh.
The buttons or. the uniforms of the Senators are
to have the image ofthe impreffion which is wn the
b.ick of the metl4ll, call on the occafion of the co-
ronation at Mofcow.

The Emperor has communicated, in a Refcript
to the civil Governor of Nifehegorod, his approba-
tion of the Refolution of the Nobility of that pro-
vince, to cor.tribute 30,000 rubles for the erection
of a noble military fchool.
London, England, 1802-03-11

GERMAA'r.

Mu!CICH, Fes. 3.—Witt,refpeCt to the fupport of
the fine arts, a refoltnion, from high authority, has
been publilbed to the following purport: “ In the
full conviltion that the welfitrenf a Rate can only be
promoted by the cultivation of the wind ; the du-
ty of Government requires—that it fhould not on-
ly turn the greateft attention towards public edu-
cation ; but alto, on the happy relloration of peace,
dire& its nearer attention to the line arts, lb im-
portant for the national improvement and incluftry,
&c. The true and corm& political principles in
this rape& are, t. That every one, of whatever age
or condition, may, without money, receive good
inftruftion, that he may be able to tile in civil life
the elements of thole arts, fo important, and al-
aloft intftwoven with all branches of induftry
and profellions, fo as thereby to be a more ufeful
citizen of the Date. 2. That the labour of thole
who with to make a profellion of the arts, and de•
ferve the name of.: true artilt, may be properly di-
reeled, or at lean their elrorts be tendered more
eafy. According to there two principles, it is or.
dered—tft, That Ma w zic it, the Direaor of the
Galleries, (hall deliver over to the DireCtors of :he
country a plan for the better and more fuitable
ellablifhment of drawing reboots, and art academy
of painting here : as well as for their fituation, the
perfons to he engaged in them, the apparatus, and
premiums, &c. with particular mention of thofe
things, which have already been done upon the
fulled : and ad, The Land Dire.lion receives the
bit of thole artills who do not, as DireCtors and
Profetrors, contribute to the fervice of the (late,
or as the painters for the theatres to the daily fer-
vice of the Court, and yet teethe yearly a coal-
derable falary : that the Director of the Gall: ies,
MAN LICE, may underflal•el in what manner there
I ttics ought to be merited by the delivery of
pieces of art, winch are, however, to be valued
snitch higher than at the current price. To thofe
who will not fubmit to the niiml.er of the pieces
of art to be delivered, which is, however, liberally
prefcribed, we pofitively declare, that we cannot
continue the liberality of our Cnvernment in filch
a fruitlefs manner; and accni ding to our duty to
obferve the arida economy, we dare not continue
it. We will, for the future, no longer pay to any
artist a yearly penfion, or fupport the arts in no
other way than in the appropriate manner before
mentioned." •
London, England, 1802-03-11

MAK R ED.

At Rofs, Henry Loftus Tottenham, Efq. C011...d0r of Ar-
magh, to Mifs Cliffe, daughter of the Rev. John Chffe, D. D.
Thomas Wm. Nugeut, I•fq. of Roshs,rough, county Wcit-
moth, to Mifs C. Fitzgerald, of Mullingar.
London, England, 1802-03-11

1.0 .Isl DON.

THURSDAY, MARCH EL
PRICE OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK

3 pa C. Con. money, 67 I—..for ace. 68,t.
5 Wr Ccnt. 991.
PR4CE OF STOCKS YESTERDAY.

Bank Stock i ES for the open.
3PerCent.Cunt.67f4
3 per Cent. ADM styfi
India stock 213 for the open.

Imp. 3 per Cent. Of
Inip. Ann. t 2i 5.16
Excheq. Bills 4a. a za prem.
Conf.. for Aco. 684

Her MAJESTY and the PRINCESSES ye(lerday
breakfalled at Lady Ca/Limo-rya FiNoes, at her
apartments in St. James's Palace.
His MAJESTY, ye(lerday, held a Levee at st.
James's Palace, at which were prelent, his Crave
the Archbilhop of CANTERBURY, the Duke of
Yoax, Bilhops Of OXFORD, ELY, DURHAM, the
Rev. CisaaLESCAVI, the Chief Baron MacoosaLo,
Mont*. PLAFVEL, the Right Hon. the CHascELLon.
of the Excasox se of Ireland, the Foreign Ambaf-
fadors, moil of the Cabinet Miniiters, and the fol-
lowing Nobility :
thol, Norfolk, and Rozburgb.
Marquisp—Loroe,
Earls -Chatham, Kasha, Aylcstord, Kinnoal, Eike, Kings
Ron, Carliik, Manstleki, and Cheitertield.
1/1

Kenfingtoo, and Be'grave.
Lords—Alvanley„ Napier, Boringdon, Dude, Lilford, Cadet
ton, Sondes, Dundee, Begot, ICenfingt on, Cawdor, Whitworth,
Brownlow, Roufe, Wodehoufe, Petre, Carrington, Calk's,
Louvain,, Sunderland, Amherft, Cozens, Hawkefinrl.Stnlo•
ford, Cathcart, Willoughby de Brooke, Hobart, and Paget.
Sirs—P. Moray, W. Elsford, R. Milbank, F. Sykes, R.
Peek, S. Smith, W. Jerninghanz, R. Hill, W. Wynne, and W.
Welby.

Generals.—Egertatt, Floyd, Bade, Coote, Cradoek, and
Ralmford.

Colooels--Dalrymplc, Cooper, Ran, Hope, Macleod. *l-
e, and Mony.
-- - -

-
Captains-Markham, Hothant, and Hood (of the Navy),
Jaekfun, Legge, Governor Bentinck. •
Mces.--Dcnt, Windfor, Penn, Long, King, Milner, Law,
Sesvel, Langlofs, Dickaifon, Beresford, Ligon, W. Dundas,
Bagot, Stapleton' Windham; Elliot, C. Bentinck,
Gunning, K. Dundas, Gordon, Spencer, G. Villiers, Held
Addington, Hon. C. Yorke, and Huldich.
The Prefentatiolls to his MAJESTY were :
Lord Kenfington, by Lord Cawdor.
Lord Petre, for the tint time fince the death of his Label,
on coming to his title by the Duke of Norfolk.
Mr. Bagot, by Lord Bagot.
Captain Jackfon, by Lord Amherft.
General Ctadock, on his return from Egypt, by General
Coote.
Sir S. Smith came Lou late to Court.

After the LevAe, a Council of his WlErres
Miniders was held, at which his Grace the Duke
Of PORTLAND, Earl of CHATHAM, ERA of KlN-
soot, Lord PELHAM ; and Sir S. COTT ER EL, at-
tended as Clerk of the Council. After the Mini-
flers had withdrawn, his MAI EST r rcturn,4 tc, the
Queen's Houle.
The ROYAL Fere ILY laff night honoured the
London, England, 1802-03-11

S AND MEDWAY CANAL.
'lO BRICKMAKERS, &c.
NOTICE is hereby given, That the Company
of Proprietors of the above Canal arc ready to contradt
with any Perron or Neon' tor One Million and a Half o
bard burnt Statute Stock Bricks, to be delivered tzar Grarefend,
in the County of Kent.
Sealed Praporab for the Caenm:ttee to be addreffed to the
Thames and Medway Canal Office, R.c.ehefter, Kent, on or
before the atath initant, or to Mr. a. Dodd. E:igineer, 34,
Parlianunt.ftreet, Weft.ainiter, of whom any other informa-
tion may be had.
London, England, 1802-03-11

I NCOM E TAX.

Mr. Joxis raid, he had come prepared to make
his intended Motion, relative to the Income Tax,
but as he did not fee the Chancellor of the Exche-
quer in his place, and linderflood that the Right
Honourable Gentleman would not be in his place
that day, he thould pollpone his Motion till Fri-
day.
London, England, 1802-03-11

PRUSSIA.

Be RUN. MARCH 2.—For tome time the Clergy
had tolerated parents in negldtingto have the Sa-
crament of Baptifm performed on their children.
His Majeity, however, willies this religious cere•
militia) to be Aridly obferved, as he is of opinion,
and certainly not without foundation, that by fuch
a toleration, a very dangerous example will be
given to the lower dares of the people, as they
may contra& an indifference to Religion itfelf, if
fuch an indifference to Religious Ceremonies be
allowed.

The newly born Prineeft. daughter of Prince
ANTHONY RADZITILL. has been baptized by the
names of FREDERICA LOUISA ALEXANDRA HELE-
NA HENRIETTA AUGUSTA MARTHA.
London, England, 1802-03-11

TURKE r.

CONSTANTINOPLE, JAN. 25.--On the 18th
the Englifh Ambaffidor here, Lord ELGIN, laid
the firit lime of the new hotel which the Porte is
canting to be built for the Englifh Embalfy. Lady
ELGIN and all the Engin here were prefent at the
ceremony. The r Bth mftant was chofen becaufe
it is the birth-day of the Qvssw of England. The
Capitan Pacha, on this occafion, had the humani-
ty and gallantry to prefent to Lord ELGIN, at the
moment of inauguration, I.to Maltefe haves, who
were fet at liberty in honour of the Q2een of Eng-
land. On the aoth inft. the Dutch Envoy, VAN
DEoSM, arrived here from Buchareft. The re-
ports Rill continue of an embargo laid by the
Englifh on all (hips which would fail with commo-
dities from Egypt. One only, with a (mall cargo,
has hitherto arrived here from that country. A
firman has been publithed by the Grand Signior,
by which the importation of {laves into Egypt is
prohibited, becaufe they may ferve the Mamalukes.
In it the old Government of the Beys is declared
abolifhed. This firman has been communicated to
all the Foreign Minifters here, and will be made
public throughout the Levant.
London, England, 1802-03-11

Patent Plan-) Fortes, 33 p:r Cent. under the ufual price
for ready money. New invented Patent Barrel Organs. with
Bells, Drum, &c. (being the only Patent granted), exceNltng
all cullers in tone and conftrudion, admitting additional bar.
reit, bang made without patt.rn, and the very :neonvenient
and detedivc nude of changing the tunes by n.nebed pins, en-
tirely api nied•—warranted to keep la repair, and in any part
of the GIUJC.

New inveatcd Mull: Psms,whieh form the note by influitly
'retail on the

°rain frout.Vrivate Familics and the Trade iaunedia•dy
entente&
London, England, 1802-10-05

SOUTHAMPTON, OCTOBER 2.

The aquatic excurfions are become fo frcqi!ent
to di,: Ifle of IV;At, and tlic oppon[e ports of .
France, that it is with the titm.-)fl diflicul:‘ a plea-
fure-boat can he procnied.
Nlany inhabitants of this town have tried The
efficacy of the two recipes given in the S VAK for
the hopping-coi,gh and bowel complaint, and have
found great beg-tit.
London, England, 1802-10-05

ROMAN CEMEN I'.

MESSRS. PARKER and Co. Bankfide, Sonth-
*ark, manufacture CEMENT or Mo ItTAR., for Building
in Water, which far furpalLs in utility Dutch Terras, or ajy
othss, kind of Mortar. It gives to all kinds of Brick or Stone
Work, an uncommon degree of ftrength and cohelon. It fete
under water, Coon becomes as hard as (tone, and may be ex-
pored even to the action of the fca without injury. In all
Buildings, therefore, intend:xi to refit or contain water, this
Cement may be ured with iingular advantage: or it may be
lowered with lime and laud to any deniable degree, for com-
mon purport:a.

They ilfo prepare Stucco for eating Buildings with, of the
fame hard and durable nature as the Cement. It preferves the
wall+ from wet and damp, and may be executed fo as com-
pletely to refemble Stone, at a very moderate expence. Flat
Paving, Coping, and Gutter Stones, cheaper than natural Stone,

P.NGI.ISH STATE-LOTT E.it Y,
Begins Drawing 29th of November.
THE SCUESSE CONTAINS

2 Prizes oi

4. zs,coo 6 Prizes of

4.1,000

3 —of lox° 8• of - coo
3 —of 5,000 9466 from Z. zoo to 19
AT SWIFT and Co.'s LOTTERY-OFFICE, No.
POULTRY, the Firlt-drawn Ticket in the Taft Lot-
tery, 7951, s Prize of spool. and Nos. 8041, and 23,824,
both Priv-% of ic,oool. were fold and thawed, as alfo [even other
Capital Prizes, fince November loft.
Tteiteys and StIARL s of the prefent Lottery are on fale'at
the above Office —The Firtt-drawn Ticket entitled to 21,0001

t RICHARDSON, GOODLUCK, and Co.'s Licenfed Lot-
tery-Office, earner of Bank Buildings, Coruhill, and Facing
the Gate of the Kii,g's Mews, Charing-Crds, London,
I'ICKETS and ;SHARES are on Sale for the
11 State-Lottery, which begins Drawing the aOh of Nov.
The Firft-drawn Ticket L. 25,000
Ilitto, ad Day
Ditto, 3d Day
Ditto, 4th Day - 25,000
Befide 9,44 otker Prizes, of 191. and upwards, amounting
to 218,0c.c1.
In the prefent Year, Three Prizes of Twenty Thoufarid
Pounds, Nus. 7,1,15$ 48,313, 48,752, have been Sold and
Shared by RI en a n N, (;( •0 tt LUCK, and Co. who are the only
Pcrfiens that eves fold in Shares Two Prizes of Thirty Thou-
, find Pounds, Nos. 12,807, and 26,883.—Schemes Gratis.
London, England, 1802-10-05

.11L1RGilT E, OCT. 3.

Friday the Duchefs Of ST. ALBAN'S gave a grand
ball and flipper, at her Grace's elegant hoide, in
Hawley-fquare. All the firft fafhionables were
prefent. The company w.is veil numeral,: ; they
muttered near sco perfor s. The ball commenced
at nine, the flipper at twelve ; at one the dances
recommenced, and about four o'clock the feflive
fcene concluded. Among the company were, Lord
and Lady MON rroitn,Colonel and Mrs. C. R Evit.LE,
Lady Sotyriia:4?-rtiN, and the Hon. Mils FITZ-
ROY, Lord and Lady SAT and SELL, Mr. and
Mrs. Dui-F., and Lady HEATH COTE.
All the falhionables met yetterday at Mademoi.
felle MotELLE's, on Sion Hill, Ramfgate, where
a concert of vocal and inarnm,:ntal milk took
place, under the patronage of the Duchels if DE.
VONSHILE.
London, England, 1802-10-05

DUBLIN, SEPTEMBER 30.

Tuefday morning, very early, a horfe was found
dead upon Ormond quay, near the C.:al-ql:ay.
bridge, with his throat cut ; he had a &chili upon
him, and a portmanteau ; the latter had been cut,
it appeared, and rifled, yet a number of papers of
different kinds were found, Tome of which were
dire&ed, we hear, to a Colonel C--c. It is fup.
pofed the rider of the animal was murdered, but
who• he was is not yet alcertained. The papers
found where the horfe lay dead were lodged in the
hands or a City Magilfrate, and the affair yet re-
mains a horrifying myttery.
Sunday evening, a moll daring robbery was
committed at the houfe of Edw. Dalton, Efq. at
Belvidere-place, near Mountjoy fquare : between
the hours of feven and eight o'clock, while the
above gentleman and his ion went out to take a
walk, four villains obtained admittance into his
houfe, by one rapping at the door, and having lock-
ed all the fervants in the beer-cellar, they phut.
der the place of plate, valuable articles and eatli,
o the amount of upwards of Sool. and made their
elk'. ape.
Pt few nights ago, a poor cottager at Piper's
town, near Tallagh, wa, robbed and cruelly mat•
treated by a band of ruffians, about 15 in number.
He refuting to open the door for them, they broke
a hole in the roof, through which they fined a pil:
tol Itot, which wounded the poor man in the face
—they then entered by the aperture, beat him un-
mercifully with a fpade, and took from li;Tr. three
. --L -

LONI)IN MARKETS.

CORN-EXCIP.,NGC, M('NDAY, OCTOBER 4.
A Return of the PR CVS of FLOUR, from the lEth of Sept

to tlie 24th of September inclufive.
Teta:l,l4r iacks.--Average 545. 911
cs. c id. lower than Lift return.

RETURN of WHEAT in Mark-lane, including only iron
the 2C'h of September to the 25th of September.
'Dalai—;o6s, (Z.larters. Average 625. sad.
21. od. lower than Taft return.
PRICE. OF SE/ DS, Oclobcr 4.
Red Clover 404 to
White ditto aos to tgos per cwt.
Treftil its to 55s
urnip as to 256 Per huthel
Rye Gies tos to 6os Per quarter
Canary Seed /R7:s to 86.43 d per cwt.
'gape Seed 341 to 371 per 411' •
PRICE OF HOPS.

Kcnt SI Ss to 121 os.,
Da.(new) t 11 z tl to 151 Cs (
Sufi : gl os to tcl ros%
Furn. SI os to zsl os'
SMITHFIELD, 0'4..---"hcr 4.
To SA the offal—per atone of glb.
Beef - 4s od to ss cd Veal - ss od to 6s ad
Mutton -4s 8d to ss Sc! Pork - ss od to 6s •041
Lamb ss od to 6s 4d.
Stock at Market this morning,l3ettits woo,
Sheep and Lambs luso°.
NEWGATE and LEADENHAI.L, Odober 4.
Per Sone of Sib. by the careafe.
Beef 38 od 10 4$ 4d Veal gs 4d to ss 8d
Mutton 4s od to ss od Pork ss od to 6s od
Lamb as ad to ss Id.
PRICE OF HAY AND STRAW, October 4.

Kent 71 tos to ;A 9s?
Start 71 los to 81 8s •
Effie: ol os to of os \ °I4

Smithfield. Et. James's.
0 Hay 625t0 7 its 4 0 otn 7 15 o
New 4 4toS IS
Straw tl6to s 1 10 oto 1 19 0
Clover 6 oto7 to
Do. new 5 oto 7 is
COALS, Otßober 4.
Belt Coals in the Pool, 21 4s. od. per Cbaldron.
Delivered 21. 13$. od.
Sunderland, 21. os. od.
Delivered 21. ps. ed.

Whiscchapel.
4 20 oto 7 0 •

1
1 T 12 oto 1 211 o
16 10 oto 7 a •
London, England, 1802-09-20

'tom r.t.ovbss t.tst.

beat., StlPTamps& 19—Arrived the Dart Hoop of War,
from a cruizt.—Wind E. N. E.
Gaavasatia, SICPTEMZER 19.—Parfet! by the Emilia,
Carey, from St kites; Alexander, Watfon, from Antigua;
Remfdyche, Nafv. from Demarara; Alfred, Parilb ;
M'Kinlay; and Crown, Prodltr, from Jamaica; Lady hhaw
Stewart, Parry, front Montferrat; Lord Hood, —, front
Gibraltar; Smallbrldge, Way; Friendfhip, Gordon; and Jo-
hanna Dorothea, —, from Leghorn.—Sailed the Nefbitt,
Wood, for Madeira; fluky, Webb, for Seville; Vrem
Elisa-
beth and Vrow 'Canna, —, for Amlterdam ; Jonge Mar-
gretta, -; and Vrow Ifabella. Mantain, for Antwerp.
Sunday fennight aid ei in Leth Roads, the .Prince of
Wale! Captain Murray. The (hip on her paffage down struck
on a land bank near Orfnrdnefs, where she remained for eleven
or twelve hours, and was at length got off by throwing over-
board her guns, &e. She appears to have fuftained confident-
ble damage, as it required the utmott exertions of the crew to
k p her up by pumping. She has arrived in Leith harbour to
bc docked.

The James, Allan mafter, laden with deals and battens, ar-
rived at I.eith on Tuefday, from Onega, after a patrage or its
weeks, being the only veffel from that place to Leith for fevaal
years.
London, England, 1802-09-20

SOUTHAMPTON, SEPTEMBER 17.

The failing match let Saturday afforded better
fport than on any preceding year.—Mr. Role, fen.
the Collator of Cußoms at this port, together
with a number of other gentlemen, were accom-
modated on board the Re& cutter to fee the con-
teß. Nineteen veffels Ratted at eleven o'clock,
when a brick fide wind prevailed. The Trial,John
Bryer, gained the &ft prize fix guineas, being ez•
afLly four hours in the accompliihment. At the
moment he turned the Rationed veffel, after a few
minutes ezceffive florin, a dead calm enfued, which
totally difcomfited the followers. Two of them
ran aground, who otherwife would have had a
fair chance of the other two principal prizes. How-
ever, after a 'age of more than two hours, the
'Two Brothers, Charles Chapman, weathered the
Ration and gained three guineas, and was loon
followed by the Jane, John Diaper, who had two
guineas. The others were allowed one guinea
each. But we mull not neglea to commemorate
the'humane difpofition of William Cooper, of the
Mary Ann, who was very forward on the return
of the fecund round, but intiantly backed fail, and
Rood firm to preferve three men who were upfet,
in a pleafure boat, and we are happy to fay he
fucceeded in his laudable effort by raving all that
were on board, who mutt otherwifelave periled,
as they were a great way from land, oppotite
Hy the. The Hargrave of Anfpach's beautiful
yacht, Mr. Fitzgeralds', &c. were loaded with
ladies and gentlemen to behold the conteß, toge-
ther with a waft affemblaie of falbionables on the
beach. A band of mu& was on board the Role
cutter.