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London, England, 1802-08-12

TUNBRIDGE, AUGUST zo.

?reparations are making here for the PRIIIICei
birth day. The annual ball is expected to be very
fay attended; not lets than zoo tickets having
been already difpofed of. The Ladies are all ern-
piuyed in getting ready their habiliments, for full
drefs is the etiquette of the place. The Duchefs
of Boar Hums ERLAND wore the moll fplendid drefs
lel year ;it was covered with diamonds. Sup-
per will be provided for between three and four
hundred perfons. The fireworks to be exhibited
OR by Mrs. HFNCLIR.
Among the lateft arrivals k the Archbifhop of
CAITIRIVRY and family. The Duchefs of Bot.-
rum is daily expected. The Duke and Duchefs of
Nom, oMSERLANn are at Worthing, within a few',
miles of Brighton, where his Grace is ordered by'
phyficians to remain a &on time, but the fa-
mily intend palling the autumn at this place.
It is reported that the Duchefs of You intends
paying us a vifit in September. Her Higbnefs's
prefence will give new life to the fcene. It is two
years fince the Duchefs of YORK was at Tunbridge.
bud CeEtiORNE and family are at Eat Bourne,'
on their way to this town. The Earl and Countefs
of LEITRIM, and the lovely Ladies Cs.smsnr, in-
te,:d viliting us in about a month.
The topic of converfation in the genteel circles
on 2 very melancholy fubjeel. Col. Homan.,
s• gentleman of this place, a widower, polkaing
the molt amiable character, had fix ions, five of
whom he loft at an early age by a concurrence of
unfortunate events, and the firth, a young man
of great prornife, went a few years fince to India,
where he had realized a handfome property by
his own induftry. In the Taft letter the father re-
ceived from his darling fon, he acquainted him
that he was on his way to England to pats a Mort
time among his friends. The communication was
a iiihied of much joy to the parent, who antici-
pated the pleafnre he fhould derive from feeing the
of.ly furviving branch of his family; but what
were his feelings, when he received a few days ago
a hater from the Captain of the (hip, informiaghtm
that the wail had arrived fife in the Downs, but
that hu fon fell overboard, on their way to the
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London, England, 1802-02-23

This day were publiiked, in Four Volumes, Odtavo,
Price ri. 6...

MEDICAL TRANSACTIONS.
I. An Inplry how to Prevent the SMALL-PDX;—
and Proceedings of a Society for promoting flen,•ral Inocula-
tion, and preventing the CAW Small pox in Chiller. A new
?dirket, with Additions; Including a Letter from the late Dr.
Hebirden.

11. A Sketch of a Plan to Exterminate the CASUAL
SMALL-PDX from Gnu-Britain. and to Introduce Gust.
itAL loom:to-nom —To which is ailticd. a Con'effoontlence att
the Nature of Varioluto Gontagint., with Mr. D!wfon, Dr.
Alicia, Praetor Irvine, 1)r. Pereivsi, Peofeffor Wall, Pro-
felfor Waterhoufe, Mr. Henry, Dr. Clark, Dr. Oilier, and Dr.
J. Ostrie ; and on the belt means of preventing the Small-Pox,
and promoting Inoculation at Geneva, with the Magitrates
of the Republiek.
A Letter to Dr. Percival, on the Paavatrrtox of In-
;merlons Peva as.

IV. Oi the imagination, as a Cassie and as a Core of DD.
orders of the Do4y ; exemplified by fididorts Tradors and
E ' Coavelfions. A new Edition, with Additions,
w explain why the Meares of Infants and of Hocks are
(aid to have bees tired by Teeth,' s.
By JOHN HAYUARTH, M.D.
F. R. 8. London t F. R. S. and R. M. S. Edinburgh.
Cr Any of the above 'l' rads may be had reparate.
Bath: Printed by R. Cruttwdl, and fold by Cada ad
Dyck*, Strrodi Louden; the bookiellert of Bath, Ike.
London, England, 1802-02-23

This day were publinted, •
In Two Volumes O,tavo, with Explanatory Engravings,
Price tils.in board%
FLEMENTS of NATURAL HISTORY;
•La being an introduiftion to the Syitema Nature orldnusus ;
coMprifing the Characters of the whole Genera, and mutt re-
markable Species; particularly of all thole that arc Natives of
Britain, with the principal Circumttances of their Hiftory and
Manners. Likewife an alphabetical Arrangement, With Danl.
Bons of Technical Terms.
Printed tor T. Cadell, Jon. and W. Davies, Strand.
• • TbeSecond Volume may be had fcparate.
tie This Work is meant to facilitate the Study of Natural
Hiftory to retired Pcrfuos, to there who have no Accds to
public Lectures, and to inch as are not fufileiently acquainted
with the I.atin Lango**. Even to the more Learned it will
fupply the Want, (as far, at leak as the Natural Hiltory of
Britain is concerned,) of the Syftema Minims of Linnaeus, a
Work of high Price, and nut always to be met with: and the
Cloitaries will aft thole who Are in PoifcMon of that Work,
with an ExpTanation of the Terms ufed by the Swedifh
Na-
turalift.

This day was puhhfhcd,
Elegantly printed in Four Volumes, Bvo, with a Portrait of
the Author, Price iL its. 6d. in boards.
A Third Edition of
'THE WORKS of ROBERT BURNS. Con.
-11. tabling the PQclns formerly publifhed, with Dante Addi.
tions and Notes; Poems hitherto uttpubliflud or uncoficetcd ;
and Lis Correfpondence. With an Account of his Life, and a
Crkieifin on his Writings. To which are prefixed fame Obfer-
vations on the Charatter and Condition of the Scotia Pt -
[miry.
Printed for T. Cohn, Jun. anti W. Davies, in. the Strand;
and W. Creech, at Edinburgh.
' Of wham maialfo be had, lately pubilibed, and printed
uniformly with urn's Works, a new Edition, corredted and
enlarged, with a loilary, of the Poems of Allan Ramfay ; to
which arc prefixed a Life of the Author, from authentic Ducu-
mans ; and Remarks on his Poems, from a large View of
their Meritsz.in Two large Volutnes,Bvo. with a Portrait from
an original Drawing, by hit Son, the late eminent Painter,
ri. is. in boards.
London, England, 1802-02-23

.
KOTZEBUE% EXILE INTO SIBERIA:
This day was publißsed, in three vols. Foolfeap, Bvo. price kta
in boards, embellillted with three Engravings,
'THE MOST REMARKABLE YEAR IN
THE LIFE OF AUGUSTUs VON KOTZEBUE, eon-
limning a full Account of his late EXILE and JOURNEY into
SIBERIA, and of the other extraordinary Incidents which hap-
pened to him in Rulfia, with authentic particulars relative to
the rodent State of the interior of the Ruffian Empire, and new
and curious Anecdotes of the Conn of Peterfburgh,
WRITTEN BY HIMSELF.
Tranflated front the German, under the fuperintendanee of
the Author, by the Rev. B. BERESFOtII, Englids Letturer
to the qtren of Praia.
Printed tor Richard Phillips, No. 71, St. Paul'. Church-yard,
and to be had of all Bookie Tiers.

This day was publifitcd, price ss.
AN Accurate and impartial Narrative of the
Apprebenfion, Trial, and Execution, on the sth of June,
1791, of Sir EDWARD WM. CROSBIE, Bart including a
copy of the minutes of the proceedings of the Court Martial
which tried Itim, together with authentic documents relative to
: ante:MOW coodua, and the proceedings againft him.—
biteltiee to his memory by his Family.
ago, Beth : Muted. by R, Crntwell, and fold by J. Hatchard, NO.
Plmatißly
Of whom may be bad, jolt publilbed, price as. lid.
The Authentfc Trial of Governor Ryan, as tab In in fltort
hand by Mars Ramfay and Blanchard.

BOOKSELLERS AND PRINTERS PETITION.
This day was publithed, price Is. to be continue:4 Weekly,
Na X, of
WCiODFALL's PARLIAMENTARY Dr-
BATES of the preterit &ton, containing the Petition
of the Boolfellers and Printers, for the Repeal of the loft
Duty on Paper, lac.
Printed for john Seminole, Piccadilly.
Of whom nuy be had, in 6 volt livo. with sp Charis and
Vinci, price Three Guineas,
Vancouver's Voyage Round the World in the Years 1790,
1791. 2. 3, 4. and S.
London, England, 1802-02-23

tetefted in ever fo fmah a degree, cantenrl)l. lair
be admitted ; as for in It lam a freeman of London,
in a cafe refpeaing the lights of the corporation,
cannot give evidence o idiom tira disfranAiting
himfelf. As the dcf adAnt had no witneles to
produce that were n iconneCed with the Corn.
pany, the Jury found a verdia for the plaintiff,
damages 2041.
London, England, 1802-02-23

This day were pubUthed,
In Two Volumes 'kayo, Wanted by Maps,
Price t as. in boards,
EELEMENTS. OF GENERAL HISTORY,
Ancient and Mod:rn. To which are added, a Table of
Chronology, and a comparative View of Ancient and Madan
Geography.
By ALEXANDER FRASER *TILER, Efq.
Printed for T. Cadell, jun. and W. Davies, Strand; and W.
Creech. at Edinburgh.
London, England, 1802-02-23

This day was publifbed,
In Four Volumes Chaavo, illußrated by a groat Number of
Copper-plates, prices 2L as. In boards,
'THE NATURAL HISTORY of OVIPAR-
1. MIS t.tyADRUPEDS and SERPENTS. Arranged
and publifbed trom etc Papers and Collections of the Count de
Burros:, _

By the Count de la CEPEDE,
Keeper of the Royal Cabinet, and Member of the Academies
and Societies of Dijon, I.yons, Bourdeaux, Rome, Stock-
holm, &e. Ste.
Tranitated by ROBERT K ERR, F. R. and A. S. S. Edinburgh.
Printed for T. Cade% jun. and W. Davies, Strand ; and W.
Creech, at Edinburgh.
Of whom may alfo be had,
t. A Tranflation at the Count de &eon's Natural Mori of
Quadrupeds. Theory of the Earth, &c. Ste. with Notes and
Obfervations, by William binellic. With upwards of Sop Cop-
per-plmes, 9 vols. svo.

s: A ltinflation of the Count Je Buffon's Natural liiftory
of Birds. With near 3no Etigrminp, and a Preface, Notes
Additions, by the Tnutflator. q vol%Svo.
London, England, 1802-02-23

DIED.

At Glafgow, on Wednefday lalt, William French, Efq. for-
merly Lord Provolt of that city.
On eaturday laft, at Richmond, John Moore, M. D. aced I:.
On Srturdry bft, in the 27th year of hi, 4c, Mr. 11,tcy
Hurft Cape], of the Office of Ordnance, Towor.
Early on Sundry morning, at the houfe of Wm. Aberernm;,y,
Efq. Parliament-ftreet, Mary Frances Male, daughter of Cele-
ncl AlexandeeMair, who was on a vifit three.

On Wednefday lilt, at Clipihmu, in Rutland(ire, in ti e
Both year of her age, Sarah Bernie. The cute of her de.tta
originated iu a feratch on her hand by a pin, which bung
uc-
gleCted, faltered, and ultimately proved Lt.d.,
Lately, at Anusterdown, in the county of Sonterfet, Mt 3
JoUffe, wife of Thibaut Samuel Jolitte, Lfq.
Lately, at Welt Lad, Hatupitcad, Mr.. Robert Devall, the
wife of Robert Deana, Efq.and the dat ut the late Me
James Watkins, of Stratford-upon-Avon.
On the 13th inftant, at the age of GS, the Rev. John Bull,
late Realm of lnworth and Pentlow.

Lately, while eating his dinner, Mr. Norman, one of et
Sextons of St. George's Cathedral, %%Indio', in which btu.-
tion be had been en years.
Mr. Lacey, Verger of the fame Cathedral, after being em-
ployed 3o years.
At the Saints, in the Weft Indies, Lieut. Charles Hewetf,n,
ache 68th Regiment.
At Waterford, Mr. Peter King.
Sir Morgan Crofton, of Mobill, county of Leitrim. Ent. by
whore demife the title and eitates defeend to his uldclt fun eaten
Sir Hugh Crofton, Bart.
At Carrickfergus, aged 62, the Rev. Richard Dobbs, Dean of
Connor.
At Demarara, the 18th Sept. lait, Mr. SatSe Baas!, Lae of
Edinburgh.
At Clifton, near Briftol, the loth init. Mrs. Nl.Leati of CoIL
At Maybole. the yth ion. Mr. Wm. M'Liniont, writ, r theft
At Edinburgh, the Bth init. after a boo; and tedious inners.
with a rheumatic complaint, Min Grace Bogle, daughter of
Mr. John Bogle, of the family of fiutchifon, near Gafgow.
Oa Wednefday lilt, at his honk at Gro.i.wich, Mr. Thew:-
Powis, brewer, aged 68.
On Saturday bit, at "fottenham, Mrs. Steers, wife of Jame
Steers, E(q. of that place. _

LONDON: Printed for the Proprietors, by JOlll4 DI...NIEL:
(of Carnaby-ftreet) at the STAR PIItiKTAW3-OeIIICF, i4O. 1r
Carey-ttmet ; and publithed by LhVt L K (of Cm-
terbery-place, Lambeth), at No t, Carey-ltrdet, s:!,1 :a the
STAll•OFICII, Temple-Bat; to which OfEer all cornr:i.r-
thins for the E9ITOR are requrfled tu be
London, England, 1802-02-23

FINANCE.

Mr. N. VANSITTART laid, he rofe to move for
certain Accounts, with a view of laying the foun-
dation of certain Refolutions in the Committee of
Supply. He then moved for an Account of the
Deficiency of the Sum of saoo,oool. granted by
Parliament for the Service of the Year ;Soo, after
deduCting the Sum of 2,000,0001. for paying off
certain Exchequer Bills, in purfuance of two Alts
of the 39th and 40th Geo. 111.
An Account of the Deficiency of the Sum of
3,g00,0001. granted out of the Confolidated Fund,
tor the Service of the Year ;Sot.

An Account of the Exchequer Bills iffued ir.
purfuance of an Mt of the lalt &Ilion of Parlia-
ment for the ferviee of the Year iBol.

Thefe Accounts were feverally ordered.
Mr. N. VANSITTART moved, that the acconnt
of the difpofition of the Monies granted for the
fervice of the Year fBoi, fhould be printed—Or-
dered.
London, England, 1802-02-23

NEXT MONDAY
THE LOTTERY BEGINS DRAWING.
TBISH refpeffifully azqugints the Nobility,
• Gentry, and l'ublic in general, that Tickets and Shares
are idling at all his uld eltablithed Offices,
No. 4, CORNHII.L, and Nay, CHARING-CROS3,
MANCHFSTFR, and EDINBURGH.
Where the current price fur PRIZES will be PAID on DE-
MAND as loon as drawn.

Tickets and Shares regiftered, coned Numerical Bunks are
kept, and all Bufinefs in the Public Funds tranfaetcd with fide-
lity and difpatch.

THE DRAWING OF THE PRESENT ENGLISH STATE
LOTTERY BEGINS ON MONDAY, MARCH f.
THE TICKETS, Halves, Quarters, Eighths,
and Sixteenths, are now felling, in groat Variety or Num-
bers, and on the lowelt Terms.

a The Money for the Prizes paid on Demand, by
HORNSBY and Co.
Stoeh-Brokers, at their old eftablithed Sawre..Lorr ear Or•
✓tes, (Lieenfed purfu.uit to Adt of Parliament,) No. 26,
CORNIIII.II oppoAte the Royal-Exchange, London. Alfo
at Liverpool and Exeter.

CAPITAL PRIZES fold, Stared and regiQered
lait Year by CARROLL and Co..
No. 26, OXFORD-STREET, near Rathbone-Place, oppofito
Sobo-fquare, London, (appointed by Government,)
No. 4.30, a Prise of 300aooL and the only one fold,fhared in
Three Eighths and Ten Sixteenth& No. a,171, a Prize of
to,ocoL ; and No. 3,996, a prize of spool thared in One
Quarter Two Eighths and Fight Sixteenthse—Alfo fevers!
finalier Prizes of 2000 i. 10001. pd. Ste. Ste.
•.• Tickets and Stamped Shares for the enfuing Englifh Lot-
tery may be had in great variety on the loweft terms.--Perfons
in the Country may be (applied with 'lichen and Shares, by
remitting good Bills, Poft Office Orders, Bank Notes, or Calks
(pan or carriage paid) direeted as above.
The 'relent Price of Shares :
Half - 13 0 Eighth - 2 4 0
(barter • 4 7 o Sixteenth a s o
The Lottery begins Drawing on Monday neat the aft of March
• _ .

NEXT MONDAY, THE ENGLISH STATE LOTTERY
BEGINS DRAWING.
• No. 6s, FL EET-STREb.7,
ADJOINING THE NOLT-INTON INN.
MR. DRUMMOND returns his finckrz thanks
to his Friends and the Public in general, for their paR
favours, thinks It his duty to remind diem, iD all plubabilitY,
this will be the lalt Lottery whercin fo great a funs
As 4oposL may be gained to £.16 16 •

14,000

8 s 3 0

4 7 0

3000

2 4 0

2500

I 2 0

Clubs or Parties are recommended to an ratty purchafe, as
Tickets and Shares continue to raife
Pcrfons in the Country by fending to this Office Putt Office
Orders, Bank Notes, or Cunt, may depend on having their Or-
ders rundually executed with difp.nch.
Correa Numerical Beaks kept, and Numbers carefully ex-
amined, and Tickets regiftercd, at 6d. per number, and a true
account of their fuccefs feat by pelt as loon as drawn.
London, England, 1802-02-24

HOUSE OF COMMONS.

Amounts were prefented of the Money ifued for Special
Service or Royal Bounty ; and of the Produce of the Duty on
Cinnamon, Ste. for a certain time.
Mr. BOOTIAL gave IMMiCe, that he would very mostly Move
for leave so bring in a Bill to oblige Parifh Overrates, and
others who may Lave the management of Poor Hooka, to keep
a Regifter of all Boys they may put out Apprentices, with
their Ages, etc.
Mr. VAMMTTAIT brought up a Bill for the farther tom
tinuanee of certain Expiring Laws • and Mr. WM. DIMDAS
brought up a Bill to enable the Die:et:ton of the India Cous-
in:ay to transfer their fettlement from Betacoolcn to Madras.
'Read a deft, and ordered to be read a feeond time.

Mr. SHAWL pollponed his notice at a modem re.
(peeling the Tax on Paper and the Booldellere Petidon tato-
morrow.

Mr. 1.0101 N °TON brought up the Report of the Commit-
tee on the Petitios of the Merchants of Groooda ao4 St. Vin-
e Lat.

GANZ LAWS.

Colonel WOODs referring to the fubjeft to which
he had tome days back called the attention of the
Houfe, rerpeeing the propriety of affimilating
the qualification laws of Ireland for killing game,
to thnfe of this country, faid, he fuppored there
would be but one opinion upon the queftion—as
to him it appeared extremely defirable to prevent
the litigation which the prefent Rate of the Game
Laws in Ireland was calculated to produce—
however, underftanding that the propofition he
had in view would F. to a greater extent, and
would involve more important queftions than he
was at firft aware of, he would poftpone his mo-
tion until he thould have a full opportunity of
confulting the country Gentlemen of Ireland as
to its merits.
London, England, 1802-02-24

SCOTCH APPIAL.-.SCOTT V. BRODIE.

Mr. Adam was heard at fome length in continuation, rela-
tive to this Appeal for the Refpondatt ; after which Mr.
Alezander, on the part of the Appellant, was heard In reply.
After the pitmans were &gibed, the Lard Chancellor
quitted the Woolfack, and entered into a luminous and compre-
henfive ftatement of the cafe for the further information of
their Lortifttim, and concluded by declaring his opinion, that
it was important the eonllderation of a cafe of fuels magnitude
mould be deliberately proceeded with, and that before their
Anal mocluflon was formed, fome Interval Retold be allowed
to their Lordihipa to make up their minds. In this view, he
fubmitted the propriety id palpating the further confider:don
of the cafe to that day fennight, which meeting the fenfe of
the Houle, his Lorcifhlp moved to that effee, and it was or-
dered accordingly. Adjourned till to-morrow.
London, England, 1802-02-24

CORN MARKET.

MARR-LAMB, fiR. 24.
There is no alteration this day either in the price
of Wheat or any other fort of Grain, fence Mon-
day laft.
Basan.—Yefterday the Mailer and Wardens of
the Bakers' Company attended the LORD MAYOR
at the Manfion Houfe refpeding the affize of bread,
and the reports of the Mealweighers being minute-
ly inveftigated, his Lordfhip ordered the bread to
he reduced a whole affize, or twopence in the peck
loaf, to take place to morrow ; the quartern loaf
wheaten will then be fold for told. and houfe-
hold Od.
London, England, 1802-02-24

MILITARY PROMOTIONS.

WAR-OFFICE, FEIIILUALY 23.
sth Regiment of Dragoon Gnards—John M‘Aylward, Gent.
to be Cornet, by parchafe, vice-Chicheiter, promoted.
zoth Regiment oftight Dragoons.—Lbrattenant Blake,
to be Captaini by purchafe, vice Croh,veho retires ; Cornet
John Nixon to be Lieutenant, vim Blake.
29th Ditto--Cornet George King to be Lieutenant, by pur-
chafe, vice Montalembert, promoted in the 69th Foot.
3cl Regiment of .Foot Guards—Lieutenant William Stotharr,
from the 27th Light Dragoons, to be Eniiim, by purchafe,
vice Duff, promoted.
IR Battalion of the aft Regiment of Foot—CaptainsFrede:ick
Muller, from the 524 Foot, to be Captain, vice Sir George

Ogilvie, who exchanges.
tti Battalion of Ditto—Serjcant-Major Robinfon, from
the Royal Fuaileers, to be Adjutant, vice Graham, promot-

ed in the ath Foot.
4th Regiment of Foot—Lieutenant jorepli Hammond, From
the a tth Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice Britton, who es-
ehange&
a ith Ditto—Lieutenant John Britton, from the 4th Foot, to be
Lieutenant, vice Haromood, who exchanges.
23 d Ditto—Lieutenant William Keith to be Captain, by per-
chafe, vice M'Donald, promoted in the 55th Foot.
35th Ditto.—Lieutenant Alexander Mackenzie, from the 78th
Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice Campbell, who exchange:.
40th Ditto—Lieutenant Timothy Fitzpatrick, from the An-
cient lrlm Fencibks, tole Enfign, without purchafe, vice
Price, promoted; Lieutenant Michael Lynch, from the
Tarbert Feneibks, to be Enfign, without purchafe, Vice
Chriftian, promoted.
soth Ditto—Captain Edward Atkio, from the Ancient kith
Fencibies, to be Enfign, without purchafe, vice Campbell,
promoted in the Stir Foot.
zd Ditto—Captain Sir George Mulgrave Ogilvy, Bart. from
the aft Battalion Royals, to be Captain, vice Muller, who
exchanges; David Miller, Gent. to be Eatign, by purchafe,
vice Smith, promoted.
65th Ditto--Murough O'Bryen, Cent. to be Enfign, by pur-
chaf.4 vice Falla, promoted in the 6tft Foot.
68th Ditto—H, Willis, Gent. to be Enka, by purchafc, vice
Wood, promoted in the yotk Foot.
78th Ditto--Lieutenant Colin Campbell, from the 35th Foot,
to be Lieutenant, vice Alexander Mackenzie, who ex-

changes.
Bad Ditto--Enfign Charles Huzley to be Lieutemult, without
purchafe, vice Wolfer, promoted; Town Adjutant of Va-
letta, Richard Williams to he Enfign, without purchafe, vice
Long, promoted in the 17th Foot.
sth Weft India Regiment—Lieutenant Hugh M'Ghee, from

the tit Battalion Royals, to be Captain, by purchae, vice
Wright, who retims.
Qlseais German Regiment—J. Introina, Gent. to be Enfign,
without purehafe, vice May, promoted.
MEMORANDUM.

The Appointment of Robert Anftrother Thornpfon, Cent.
to be Enfign, by purehafe„ in the ssth Regiment of Foot, vice
Harvey, promoted in the 7th Foot, as Elated in the Gazette of
the t7th MarehoBot. has not taken place.
The Appointment of EMlgn W. M. Greenhill to be I.ieute-
nant, without purchafe, in the Sad Regiment of Foot, vice
Woolley, promoted, u Rated in the Gazette of the Bth inftant,
has not talc= place.
London, England, 1802-02-24

in that Town.

By means of this pradical Work, Tutors and Parents may
be enabled to inttrui.t young perfons, of both foxes, with preci.
fioa, in ev,ry Merit and pulite branch of modern Education, in
conliderably Ida time than ufual, and at a fourth of the =pence
that Is gencralli incurred in the purchafe of Books.
rub Whet! by Thomas Reynolds, Oxford-ftreet, and fold by
the Bookielien in Oxford, Cambrickge, Edinburgh, and Olaf.
vow ; and Ly Booklelluttin general.
London, England, 1802-02-24

NAUTICAL INTCLLIGENCE►.

MAILS THIS DAY.—.WIND &W.
AIIIVID. DIM
o French. I
z Duck o
• Hamburg's. a
x Dublin. o
I Waterford. I

Yefterday advice was received at the Eaft India Houk of the
fafe (Arrival in the Downs of the (hip MrsaavA, Capt. °Roans
RICHAIDION, from Bengal, which PrrAdency the left on the
3oth of Aupft : the Mt is one of the kips Ranted by
the Court of Dire lon kit year to go to India for a cargo of
grain, and has on hoard nearly spoon bags oak& The Mr
is the Seventh kip which has arrived of the above de-
feriptioo. Sbe touched at the Eland of St. Helena, but brings
nothing new. '
London, England, 1802-02-24

• •
bUBLIN, FRBRUART so.

Qirtax's BIRTH Dar.—Thnrfday fan having
been appointed for the celebration of her MAJ as-
TY'S Birth-day, his Excellency the Loan Lt a urt.
HART held a Levee at the Caine, which was moll
numeronfly attended, and an Ode was afterwards
performed, as has already been Rated in this
Paper. In the evening there was a magnificent
hall and (upper. The minuets were opened by
Lady Amex Yoax, and Sir CHARLES VERNON ;
the country dances were alfo commenced by Lady
ANNE and the Earl of ORMOND, with the national
air of " Patrick's Day in the Nforning," and the
dancing continued to a late hour with a freedom
and hilarity, which teemed to flow from the heart
and triumph over the refrains of fplendid cere•
mony and Court forms. The head drefres were
generally light and elegant, with a profufion of
feathers, and, in many innances, a brilliint dif-
play of diamonds. The Gentlemen were in gene-
ral habited en ;flakier.

The Counters of HARDWICK z and the females of
her family were all dreffed in Irifh Sarfnets, and
his Excel-trims., on the occasion, patronized the
Irifh loom, by wearing a brown cut velvet, trimmed
and ornamented with gold lace and embroidered.
At one o'clock the company fat down to topper,
and were entertained with all the elegance and
fplendnur, which wealth, talk, and hofpitality
could impart.
The name of the lady who was fo barbaroufiy
murdered lately at No. 9, Peter's-row, together
with her female tenant, was not Euftace, but
Davidfon. The fervant's name was Mary Mooney.
A perfon of the name of Thomas Radcliff Craw-
ley Rands charged with being the murderer, and
a reward of sot. has been offered by the Superin-
tendant Magifirate for apprehending him. Craw-
ley is an attorney, and ferved for Tome time as an
officer in the Rofcommon Militia.
London, England, 1802-11-30

MARRIED.

In Baggot-ftreet, Dublin, Nathan Kane, Efq. late Lieut.-Col.
in the 4th foot, to Mifs Neibitt,fifter of Matthew Nsfbitt,
of Derrycarr, county Leitrim.
Mr. B. Narny, of Fairfield, county Longford, to Mifs MT,
gan, of Hendrick-ftreet, Dublin.
George H. Reid, Efq. of Wexford, to Mifs Anneficy, niece
of the Marquis of Ely.
On the loth inft. at Tyrone, county Gdway, William Robert
Wills, Efq. of Willfgrove, county Rofcommon, to Mifs Olivia
St. George, youngeft daughter of Chriftopher St. George, Efq.
At Mount Talbot, county Rokommon, Capt. Caulfield, of
the Royal Navy, to Mifs Talbot, daughter of the late William
Talbot, Efq. and niece to the Earl of Glandore.
At Liftoe Lodge, county Meath, ThOglaS Ball, Efq. Barrifter
at Law, to Mifs Jane Palmer, third daughter of George Pal-
mer, Efq. of French-Itreet.
At Edinburgh, the i6th init. John Hamilton, Efq. Depute-
Receiver General of Cuftoms, to Mifs Jane Loch, youngeft
daughter of the late James Loch,Efq King's Remembrancer in
Exchequer.
Friday, W. R. Broughton, Efq. commander of his Majefty's
chip Penelope, ,to Mifs Broughton. daughter of Sir Thomas
Broughton, of Bath.
On Tuefday Taft, at Holme, in YOrkihire, Jofeph Weld, Efq.
fecond fon of Thos. Weld, Efq. of LulWorth Cattle ,to the Hon.
I Mifs Charlotte Stourton, fourth daughter of Lord Stourton.

AT JAMAICA.
Sept. i6th, Mr. George Uppington to Mifs Mary Helena
Walcott.
Sept. nth, at the peu of Wm. J. James, Efq. Mr. Manfell
Hancorne, Attorney, io Mils A. Mackenzie, both of Kingiton .
London, England, 1802-11-30

Lot MY MARKET!.

CORN-EXCHANGE, MONDAY, NOVEMBER 19.
etETURN of WHEAT in Mark-lane, including only Crow
the icth of November to the 20th of November.
Total-5804 Quarters. Average 571. sp.
os. sd. higher than laft return.
PRICE OF HOPS.
Kent 91 os to 111 ass , Kent tot os to 131 os t'
Sulk% 91 os to till 45 1 Suttee 91 9s to 121 os 1
Effen 91 os to It! os. Farn. sot Os to 01 os A.
PRICE OF SEEDS, November 29.
Red Clover (old) 2cs to loos pa cwt.
White ditto sos to zl2s
Trefoil zos to 6os
Turnip zBs to ass per buthel
Rye Grafs 25s to 45s per quarter
Carraway 436 s to 418 per cwt.
Coriander 283 to 295 ditto
Canary Seed 86s to 9351 ditto
New Rape Seed 321 to 361 per laft.
Rib Grafs sos to 56s per cwt.
Brown Milliard Seed tss to 22$ per blithe!.
White ditto to, to sits per ditto.
SMITHFIELD, November 29.
To fink the offal—per ftone of 81b.
Beef 4s od to 38 4d I Veal ss od to 6s 6d
Mutton ss od to 61 od Pork 5s od to 6s od
NEWGATE and LEADENHALL, November 29.
Per ftone of 81b. by the carcafe.
35 4d to 45 4d I Veal 45 4d to 6s cd
4$ od t• 4s 8d Pork Ss od to 6s od
Stock at Market this morning, IPlPati ___....s 4so,
Sheep and Lambs, 8,000.
RAW HIDES, November 29.
Hides (per ftone) 3s 8d to 4s od Heavy. Calf 9s 6d each
Middling 3s 4d to 3s 6d Horre Skins 533 to r6s od
Ordinary 2$ 10d to 33 od Sheep Skins its od to is od
PRICE OF TALLOW IN LONDON.
St. James's market 48 3d Town Tallow 73s 6d coos
Clue Igarket 03d Ruffia ditto (ca ) 63s 6d to 67$
Whitechapei Market its od Ruffia ditto (foap) 62s to 63s
(per Rune of 81b.) White Candleßuffia63s to 64s
Melted Stuff 57s od to 593
Ditto Rough cos od to os
Greaves z6s od to os
Good Dregs sos to os
Yellow Soap, 765. to os.—Mottled, 843.—n Curd, 885.
Candles, its. 6d.—Moulds 123. 6d.
PRICE OF HAY AND STRAW, November 29.
Smithfield. St. James's. Whitechapel.
O. Hay 7 oto 7 to 4 3 oto 7 70 4 ro to 7 70
New 3isto 6 6 ..---
Straw tzoto 1 16 a 166 to 2 2 0 a Btoz i 6 0
Ciotter 615t0 7 7 I 7 oto 8 0 0
2d Crop s oto 6 6
COALS, November 29.
Beft Coals in the Pool, 21. 145. od. per Chaldron.
Delivered 31. 3s. od.
Sunderland, 21. 71. od.
Delivered 21. 16s. cd.

Beef
Mutton

125 6d

Average Price 0 2d

MEDICINE ACT, which took place on Sept. 1,
ka.—As by the new adt of Parliament every
Medicine of the value of 4s. and as high as 9s. t td.
is obliged to have a Stamp of is. value, the (mall
bottle of Sri csaURYPS DROPS MA be advanced to
ss. 6d. therefore, to make it Ids burthenfome to
fuch people whofe complaint renders it neceffary
for them to take more than one bottle, the proprie•
tors have procured a new bottle, which contains
the quantity of two of the (mall ones, the price of
which will not exceed 9s. and with is. (lamp make
it los. the bottle, the fame as two (mall bottles al-
ways were ; of courfe, will fave is. as the two
(mall ones will in future be B. The ('mall
bottles will be continued as ufual for fuch as do
not choofe to purchafe the larger.
Seho-fquare, Auguß 9, at*.
London, England, 1802-11-30

BIRTHS.
At Aberdeen, on Monday fe'nnight, the Lady of Major
Weft, of a fon.
In Grafton-Rreet, Dublin, the Lady of Major Hall, of a fon.
At Lady, Catherine Toole's houic, Great George's-ftreet,
Rutland-rquare, Dublin, the Lady of Capt. •M`Mahon, of a
daughter.
At Stillorgan, the Lady of Henry Charles Sirr, Efq. of a
daughter.
At Invernefs, the aoth inft. Mrs. Balnefpick Mackintofh, of
Babiefplck, of a fon and heir.
London, England, 1802-11-30

nent Artifts, in 4to. Vol. I. Part f. Pricc,one in boards.
A 'Complete Cor.trcviosi of all the LORD? PROTESTS,
from the earlielt on Record to 1796 : To which is prAxed, a
Collection of King's Speeches, Meiriges, &c. tr. hnth Houfes
of Parliament; Addrefres and Reprefentations to the Throne,
from 1660 to 1796 ; alfo, a Collection of the Standing Orders
of the Houfe of Lords, &c. in 3 vols. Bvo.
The Wop.Ks or Joir.: HALL STEVENSON, Efq. containing
Crazy 'Pales, Valdes liar grown Gentlemen, Lyric
Paftoral Cordial, Maccarony Fables, Lyric Confolations, mo-
ral Tales, Monkith Epitaphs, &c. &c. In three vols. inuarated
by a view ..f Crazy Ca ales and the Conitcllatiou, engraved by
Milton, price sss. In beards.
London, England, 1802-04-26

FOR SALE BY PUBLIC AUCTION,

At the London Tavern Foshole-(treat, Plymouth, after the
Wine, 8:e. of the Nordltiernen,
THE FOLLOWING GOODS: viz.
ROL IMPORTATION,
About coo Hhds. French Red Wine.
Past of the Cargo of the Vrow Hallegoode ; condemned as
prize to his Majelty's hired armed cutter Swan, Lieutenant
Henry Stanley, Commander.
For Samples, Catalogues, Sec. apply to Mr. John Hawker,
merchant, Plymouth.
London, England, 1802-04-26

FOR SALE BY PUBLIC AUCTION,

At the Loudon Tavern, Fozhole-itreet, Plymouth, after the
Sale of Wine, per Vrow HeHerod',
THE FOLLOWING GOODS: viz.
.101I_MORTATION,

so Calks Powder Blue

z Bale of Paper
Part of the Cargo of the Prufllan Koff Zum Canon EDP...7th;
condemned as prize to his Majefty's hired armed clines Con!ll-
tucks°, Lieutenant John Whißon, Commander.
For Catalogues and further Information apply to Nis. John
Hawker, merchant, Plymouth.
London, England, 1802-04-26

SPORTING INTELLIGENCE.

DUBLIN, APRIL 22.
The Gold Cup was won on Monday lait at the
Curragh, by Mr. KiLLT'S horfe Ra/r5, by which
we underßand many bowing one, were taken in.
A prejudice was taken again(' him at flailing, and
the horfe Traveller, that ran, became the favourite
of the field.—A46, however, had his ufual Qs-
mina, and difappointed many who pretended to be
great judges of fuch (port.

EXETER RA(ES.
On Wednefday the Matches were run on HaEdema, of
which the fallowing are the particulate :
Pansy HtAT—Mr. Brown's b. g. Wetter, agft Mr. French's
bah Sir Ralph, rode by the owner,, was a very hard ran heat;
totted hi very imply, but it was adjudged a dead heat.
as they came in nofe to nofe, and no one could poffibly deter-
mine which was the winner.
Seeman Hamr—Mr. Glover's h. ff. Sir Harry agR Mr. BILW.
ton's ch. S. Paymafter, rode by the owners, was won by Mr.
Glover; very well ran.
Titan HEAT--Mr. Cbiebelter's big Abebrd, rode by Mr.
Chdebefter, agft Mr. O'Connor's b. g. Port, rode by Captain
fkacycle, was wan (after a hard ram) by Captain &acpole, by
half a neck—very fevere togging, and a fluty mete&
Foorni Haar—Captile Dearden's b. g. Shamrock, agft
Mr. Maddock's ch. S. Spurt, rode by Captain Dearden and Mr.
Glover, was won by Captain Dearth=
FIITII Hea v—Captain Stsepole's b. g. Grog, agft
tons b. g. Tommy, rode by the owners, was won by Captain
StaePole•

Su 1111 Difeoe's g. m. Lou Ifs, rode by Captain
S• pole, agft Mr. Brnwn'a tg. Dare Devil, rode by Mr.
Glover, was won by Mr. Glover.

-
HZ T—A Sweepftakes for Ponies.
Mr. Maddock% I.llllpot. rode by Capt. Staepole
Mr. French's Paddy o'Ra/trey, rode by Capt. Deanlen
Mr. Chiebefter's Kate, reds by Mr. Gloves • - 3
EIGHT II HltAT....A6SWeepittiCe. •
Mr. Cokhelter's Abelard. rode by hbaelf - - r
Mr. Brown's Wdter, rode by Mr. Burton - I
Mr. French's O'Jalits, rode by Mr. Hilton - - 3
The match with poll chaifes and four having
been withdrawn by one of the parties, Mr. PHIL.
tars's claire and four galloped round the courfe
to gain the forfeits. Time—feven minutes and a
quarter.
London, England, 1802-04-26

FOR SALE BY rußuc AucnoN.

At the London Tavern, Foxhole-Brett, Plymouth, on Mon-
day the 3d Day of May next, at Ten o'clock iu the Forenoon,
H E FOLLOWING GOODS, viz:
FOR 1221.0K1.111(iN:
About 200 Quarter Butts rich e.ld Malaga Wine of fuperior
Quality.
50 Cafes
.4, C attle S 021)
350 DOICS • •
A Quantity of Cot k, loefe.
Being the remainder of the Cargo of the Swedilh brig Maria
Elizabeth, detained on her voyage front Mala-a to Mcirisix
and Once condemned as prize to his Mijtlty'ii O»ps SufftEintt,
Garland, and hired armed cutter Alligator. For Samples,
Catalogues, &c. apply to James Sykes, Efq. Arundtil-ftrect,
Strand; or to John Hawker, Mercßant, Plymouth.
London, England, 1802-04-26

FOR SALE BY PUBLIC AUCTION,

At the London Tavern, Fozholc-ltrcet, Plymouth, after the
Goods or Morgan Stern,
THE FOLLOWING GOODS: viz.
101 ,ILIVORTATION •••

4 Hltds. French Wine
5 Bags Cayenne Pepper Pods
Part of the Cargo of the Danith brig Nortlftiemen ; con-
demned as Prize to his Mitjelty's Chip Regulus And others.
For Samples, Catalogues, and further information, apply to
Mr. John Hawker, merchant, Plymouth.
London, England, 1802-04-26

FOR SALE BY PUBLIC AUCTION,

At the London Tavern, Foxhole-11.feet, Plyinouthjinmediate-
ly after the 53k of the Wine and Soap,
THE FOLLOWING GOODS, V:Z:
FOR RIFOR rAI lON :
About 80 Hot Okada French Red Wine.
39 Cafes Clayed Sugar.
40 Ditto Unclayed ditto.
13 Cal Guadaloupe Coffee.
4 BaP
7 Cara Sugar. '
FOR SIOSIR CONSUMPTION.

A handfotne modern •built Chariot, a Cuticle or Gig, with
Carrick and Gig Harnefs Compteat, and fundry other Arti-
cles, the property of a Gentleman going Abroad.
AUo, the Dania brig Hucsumstsisi, burthen about TOO
Tons.—Shc is an exceeding handy little Vella for any Trade;
wcU found in Stores, and has lately had a thorough rclpAir;
may be Pent to !ea Immediately. For further information,
Catalogues, Inventories, B.e. apply to Mr. John Hawker, Mr-
eltant, Plyinouth.

FOR SALE EY PUBLIC AUCTION,

At the Landon Tavern, Foxhole-ftreet, Plymouth; after the

Sale of the Hurktunfitibi:
THE FOLLOWING GOODS in SUNDRY
TOR IIIPOITATION:
6 Cafes Cartoon Paper
Chclts Copper Salons

4 Calks LinKed Oil

to Barrels Knives
Part of the Cargo of the Prullian brig Mogg,an Stern ; con-
detnoed as prize to ids Majelty's Chips Didtator and others.
For Viewing, Catalogues, s:c. apply to Mr. John Hawker,
merchant, Plymouth.
London, England, 1802-04-26

N,IUTIC.IL JA 7EZ LICENCE.

MATT S T I liS 1).,V.--WIND S. S. W.
DUE.

•IIIVID.
1 Dublin,
I Waterton],
o French,
o Dutch,
O Harnburgh,

PLYMOUIII, APRIL s+
Came in from Torbay to be paid off his Majef-
ty's (hip VILLE DE PARIS, of tto guns, Captain
DONETS': the utmoft expedition is ufing to get
her ftores out, in Cawfand Bay, and the has now
feven lighters alongfide her for that purpofe; alfo,
from the coaft of Ireland, the GALATEA, 0132
guns, Captain BYNC. The DEDAIGNEUST, of 36
guns, Capt. SHORTLAND, is to be paid off in 13arn
Pool,andtobe re-commiffioned immediately.
London, England, 1802-04-26

BY PUBLIC AUI

FOR

At the London Tavern, Foxhole-Brea, Plymouth, after the
Sale of Goods, per Zum Cation Enfwyck.
THE FOLLOWING GOODS: viz.
TOR EXPORTATION OR NOME COX SUMP mar.
About SSW Dutch Bricks or Klinkers.
SZoo Tiles.
it Calks ditto Turas.
14 ditto Slacked Limo.
_ _ _ _ . _

Part of the Cargo of the Allusion brig Ann, condemned as
prime to his Majtfty's fhlp Spitfire, Robt. Keen, lifq. Com-
mander. For Catalogues, &e. apply to Mr. John Hawker,
Merchant, Plymouth.

FOR SALE BY PUBLIC Aucnog,

At the London Tavern, Foxhole-ltreet, Plymouth, after the

Sale of the Bricks, &c. .
ITLTHE Good Swedilb Glliag ASSISTENTIE;
Burthen about zso Tons.—She is a remarkable thong
and good Veffei, well found in Stores, and calculated for gene-
ral purpofes.
For inventories, ite. apply to Mr. John Hawker, Merchant,
Plymouth.

POE SALE BY PUBLIC AUCTION,

At the London Tavern, Foxhole-ghat, Plymouth, after the
Sale of the ASltentie, (unlefs difpofed of by Private Con-
trsa, of which due Notice will be guen,)
'THE Handfome well-built Copper-bottomed
Brig NILE, of the following Dimet.fions,
Length zoo 6
Breadth, 23 2
Depth, so
Between decks 4 St
Draught of Water - so 7
Admeafures 272 12-94 Twill.
She is a Dud complete Veld for the Weft India or Mediter-
ranean Trades, about 3 years old, is wally copper-bolted, and
trees fled, remarkably well found in Sails and Stores, and may
be lent to fees with very little menu.
For Inventories, ate. apply to Mr. John Hawker, merchant,
Plymouth.
FOR SALE BY PaIiLICiiiICTION:
At the Landau' Tavern, Foxhole-ftreet, Plymouth, (after the
Sale of the Nile.)
THE Copper-bottomed Brig FLORA, (late
Hired Armed Brig in his Majefty's Service,)
Length. 73 6t
Breadth, 11 sot
Depth, 9 9
Admufures 142 69-94 Tons.
She Is* *soft sompkte Veffel for any Trade where a Vaal
of her dinsenfions is required, and Ls abundantly found in good
Stores. She requires but little to fend bee to fee immediately.
For Inventories and further information apply to Mr. John
Hawker, Merchant, Plymouth, who will dlfpore at the fame
plus and time foe exportation,
*8 Tierces
Cafe Onadaloups Saws, and
*a Bags
2 Calks and z Cafe littatttook
Plisiostb, stb April, bias.
London, England, 1802-04-26

FA . FASHIONABLE DANCING BY Ma ALLEN,

PRIVATELY Taught to Ladles and Gentle-
-1 men of any age, who have never learnt this aceamphili-
mrnt, ..r rot in the improved modern ftyk, at No. 19, Sn Ea-
AA Alt-STREIT, Golden-Square, anti Na to, ultleAT ALM-
S i•Ar:ri Iftoodrnan's-nekl4. They arc taught on a plan par-
ticularly calculated forthole to whom it is an °hied to acquire
it expedidouny, privately, and in the Belt Byte of fafition.
Foreigners, Olken and Country Rcfidents, who may wilb to
learn in a few days, may Board and Lodge, privately, in the
Moore. and receive conii.int initrudtioa.
Thefe Academies arc open all the Summer, and though they
arc principally for. grown-up People, yet Children are aro in-
? Jutted twice a week on the dual terms; sad if sot brought
forward, as much in one year, as at Schools in general in two.
,lo charge made for their inftrudios.
•,,* Mr. Aecas thrown' all pram cowers with his tots
Academy. in Ifaydoit-fquare.

MONEY READY To ADVANCF.

ALL Perfons in the Po(felon of Incomes, wiling
from Freehold, Copykold, ur Leafehold Slates, in Land
or Houlcs, Money in the Funds, Rent Charges, Marriage Sett
slenwnts, Widows Jointures, Annuities, Patent Places, Church
Livings, or any other certain Income foe Life, stray be 101,94
with temporary or permanent Sums of Money to any amount,
by paying Annuity interelt for the fame.
The Nobility and Gentry of known property, or their heirs,
may be accommodated on their perfenal ; sad is any
inftanee,' where the fingle fatuity of an individual may be
deemed intuflicient, the addition of another perks to guarantee
die payment of the intereft, will remove the objeaion ; and is
all eaters, privilege will be given to the Public, to return the
principal at their own opean.
Perfooal applications will be received every day till four
o'clock, and letters front Correfpondents in town or country,
(poft pail) will be iinnaeiliately anfwered, ad./nil-oil to the Di-
recgtor of the Knightfbridge Bank, at his town-bode, No. 3,
Lower joluktrect, Goldint.(quarc.

AMeeting of the Trutiees of the (aid Bridge
will be held at Stourport Inn, in the County of Wor-
OU TUCitlay, the 4th day of Maf neat, for the pii
of receiving Propofals and Eftinutes for crating an Iron
Briar, aria oat Area, arras the River Severn, at Stourport
aforefald, upon the new Some Abutments now forming there,
and any peon willing to perform the fame may fend in Pro-
pofals to Mr. Colley, at Kiddermitilter, previous to the laid
Meeting. Ily Order of the Truttees,
April r 3, raos. RICHARD COLLEY, Clerk.
London, England, 1802-06-14

NAUTIC4L INTELLIGBYCB.

On Saturday laft the Purfers of the Honourable
EaR India Company's fhips the Hors, Ca RNATIC,
HENRY ADDINGTON, NOTTINGHAM, HINDOSTAN,
-WINDHAM, and ADMIRAL GARDNER, arrived at
the Eaa India Houfe,•with their difpatches from
the fupra cargoes at Canton.
The fhips SCALES? CASTLE, SHAH ARDASET
UPTON CASTLE, and DAVID SCOTT, are t.7pecied
to arrive from Bombay this feafon, with confign-
ments of goods belonging to individuals.
The Fidelity, Captain NORMAND, with a cargo
of tallow, hemp, and afhes, for RAMSAY, WIL-
LIAMSON, and Co. is arrived at Leith from St. Pe
terfburgh, being the &it veffel from thence this
feafon.

FALMOUTH, JUNE xi.
Arrived this day the American fhip Hindoflan,
Captain OLIVER VIWLEY, having on board 6000
barrels of flour for a market, after a pafrage of 32
days from Philadelphia ; the American brig Rich.
mond, Captain JACOB WoLos, from Charlefton,
with rice, *gar, and tobacco, after a palFage of
forty-five days for orders; alfo the Bremen brig
Fama, Captain STROKING, from Charlelton,
with rice, after a pAllige of forty days.—Put back
this day the fchooner Islaricy and Mary, and the
NMI ADOLPH US packet, Jou s, with the Lifbon
Mail of the tft ink fhe will now alfe take the
Lilbon Mail of the Bth ink. The Chefterfield Pac.
ket is appointed to take out the Leeward Iflands
Mail of the 3d ink.

YARMOUTH, JUNE i 3.
Friday morning the Mtive, of this port, laden'
with coals, got on the Cockle Sand; but light
craft being fent to her afGilance, and part of her
cargo taken out, the has been got Off, and has ar.
rived in the harbour, with little damage. This
afternoon arrived the PRINCE of Wants packet,
Capt. THOMAS HEARN, with mails and pallingers
from Cuxhaven. The paffengin are Mars. GitlV.
CEVL and family, PATRICRSON, MERIDAN, ERNST,
and family, ALBANO, and two Neapolitan Mef-
fengers, and feveral others. The paifenfiers Rate,
that only four packets will be kept on this Ration,
to do the duty from hence to Cuxhaven.—Sailed
the Royal Sovereign, Geeirross, for Dunkirk;
and the Nitres or Vl.ll, packet, Capt. HEARN,
for Harwich.—Wind Weft.
_PLYMOUTH, JUNE n.

Came in the Doti', of 36 guns, Capt. Cost-
BERLAND, from Ireland ; the is gone up Hamoaze;
as is alfo l'Ertaaczairrz, of 38 guns, to be paid
off.—Sailed the ImooENs, of 18 guns, Captain
VAUGHAN, for Ireland.
Yefterday afternoon, about five o'clock, as
Lieut. LUMLEY, of his Maielly's !loop Rofario,
was failing about Hamoaze to their (hip's cutter,
(by carrying too much fail), fhe was unfortunately
upfet, off the Devil's Point ; but we are happy to
hear no lives were loft, as feveral boats foon came
to their affiftance.
London, England, 1802-06-14

PiIRLIAMENTARr PROCEEDINGS.

HOUSE OF LORDS, SATURDAY, JUNE is.

Counfel were finallyhea- d relative to that imper
tanra nd long pending Scots Appeal, Morthland and
kiloton v. Cade% RI& Mr. Adam at great length
on the part of the Appellants in reply.—Their
Lordfhips met at an early hour, chiefly in refetenct
to this appeal, and at a quarter after 13 o'clock
Zdr. Adam entered on his reply.
As loon as the learned Counfel had concluded
his arguments,
The LORD CMANCILLOR rote, and in a fpeech of
fume length, Rated the nature of the cafe, for the
further information oftheirLordihips. Drawing to
a conclufion,he obferved.thata great deal of delibe.
ration, even on the queflion aeons, was neceffary
in a cafe like that before them ; as there, in conk-
quence of the attempt made to jnflify what was
held a libel, and a grofs calumny on a Magiarate,
mull, in fuch a voluminous cafe, be very confider.
able. This quellion would alto form an important
part of the cafe, as diainguiflting the cafe of Mr.
Northland from that of Jardlon Upon the
whole, on the grounds he had Rated, the cafe was
of very great importance; and alto with a refe-
rence to the liberty of the Prell, and the charac-
ters of all the parties concerned, as well as to the
letter confideration of their pecuniary intereas
he hoped, therefore, their Lordfhips would not
deem it too long, though the Sefton was drawing
to a clofe, but which delay he propofed in order
to afford them an opportunity of duly confiiering
the cafe, that its further confideration be poftponed
till Monday te'nnight. This propofal meeting the
concurrence of their Lordfhips, was immediately
afrentei to. _ _ _

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Aftcr a (port converfation between the Earl of
Suffoik, Lord Waliingham, and the Lord Chan-
cellor, in which the lall mentioned Peer alluded
to the (late of the noble and learned Lord's health,
who firft introduced the fubjelt, the order for tak.
ing into confideration on Thutfday next, the 129th
Lading order, was difcharged, and fixed for the
following day.
The various Bills before the Houfe were forwarded in their
rernedive ant*. In the courfe of there, Donharn's Divorce
Bill was read a third time and pared; and the Rangling order,
No. 94, was ordered to be taken into march:ration on Tudday
nest, with a reference to its being difpcnfcd with, at far m re-
lates to a certain Mate 818, then on its progrefs through the
Bode. Upon dt:s maim the Lordatips were ordered to
be fur:taloned; sad in the eourfe of the proatedinp, Come bu-
ena* was liked for Tuerday fortnight.
After fame time bad ebpfed, Mr. Alexander, attended by
kraal M• ethers, brought up from the Coauuuns the Aliens'
Reg,uktles Rill, the Weft India Docks Raid Bill, the National
Debt Redation, the Dublin Water works, and the !Mb Linen
Bills.—There were fen:ally read a firft time, and fume private
butinefs dlfpored of. Alter which their Lortilips adjourned
till Monday.
London, England, 1802-06-14

FRANCE.

PARIS, 2: PRA ;RiAL,II.INR tr.
The National Inilitute, at the General Sitting
attic 4th Prairial (May 34) nominated a Foreign
Aifociate to each of the three Clare::
For the dais of Mathematics and Natural Phi-
Infophy, Dr. FattST LS v. His competitors were
tl. Pa t.t.as, the Naturalift, and Dr. lisascam,
the Atironamer.
Moral and Political Sciences—M. Mut:ow a
celebrated traveller. His competitors were id.
Mut.t.ta, the hiaorian, and M. BENTHAM, the
Literature and the Fine Arts—M. Ktemsroce,
the poet, author of-the MA.114 &c. The other
two candidates were M. Gamova, the fculptor,
and M. CaLOBIARI, the archite&
The Inflitute likewife nominated two French
Aflnciates—one for the Minn of declamation and
MAC in the claffes of Literature and the Fine
Arts, and the other for that of Natural Philotophy
in the clafs of Mathematics, Ike.
The three candidates for the &ft were-.—Citi-
zens LAIIIII2 Austassa, and MARTILLY. For
the fecond, Citizens •CH ARLES PICTIT. GIRARD,
and SIPS'S-Oar/It NS Citizens LIMITS and PICT'S'
obtained the majority of fuffrages.
It appears by letters from Gottingen, that tran-
quillity by no means reflored in that univerfity.
To prevent the recurrence of fimilar outrages the
Government had judged it right to quarter a
regiment of foldiers in the city. At this the
Brownonians and their antagoniffs were equally
offended. They therefore left the univerfity, car-
rying along with them many Rodents in theology,
philolophy, and mathematics. The troops were
witharawn, and they immediately returned; but
their mutual animofity is as violent as ever. There
are fkit milhes every day, and neither party fhews
the 1,411 difpofition towards a reconciliation.