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BRITISH ZOOLOGY.
This day was publifhed,
In Otclavo, on a Fine Wove Royal Paper, containing Two
coloured Plates,
No. I. Price 3s. 6d. (to be continued Monthly)
Of an entirely New and Elegant Work,
'HE NATURAL HISTORY OF BRITISH
FISHES, including (dot:talc and general Defcriptioui of
the rnua intercßing Species, and an extenfivc Sclesl'on of ac-
curatcly tinieied Coloured Plates.—Taken entirely f o n ori-
ginal Drawings, purpofely ruadc from the Specimens in a re-
cent Rat.; and fur the molt part whIIR living.
E. DONOVAN, F. S.
. _

Author of the l'4aturat Hittories of Muth Bir,h,

Shells, &c.

Printed for the Author, and for F and C. Rtvington, No. 62,
St. Paul's Church-yard; fold alfoby J. Hatchard, No too,
Piccadilly.
It This Work will not include ids than One Hundred
Species, or extend beyond Sixty Numbers, or Five Vulunies.—
A Number containing Two Coloured Plata, will be poblithed
Monthly, and a Volume Annually, containing Twci.:y-four-
Coloured Kites.

A Profpedlus of the Work may be had, gr.Ltii, of the Bout
fellers in Town and Country.
London, England, 1802-06-04

FROM THE PARIS PAPERS.

BRUSSELS, MAY aB.—The lmhcrial
fioners now in this city, for the purpofc of carryinv
into execution that article of the Treaty of Lune-
ville, which relates to the Cale of the perfonal pro-
perty of the Archduke CHARLES in the ci-devant
Belgium, are now in treat♦ jot the niaz,niticent
Palace of Schoon-Berg, built by the late Arch.
duchefs MARY CHRISTINA, at the dillance of hal:
a league from Bruffels, and left by that Primers
to the Archduke CHARLES, her nephew.
VIENNA, MAY 15.—Their IMPERIAL MajesTics
returned hither from Prefburg ye Cie: day evening :
during the fitting of the Diet, the EMPEROR will
divide his refidence between that city and Vicuna.
Count de LASANKY has fet out fot Carnioia ; a
change in that Government is in agitation.
tvlAv 16.—Couriers have been difpatched to
Naples, Palermo, and Madrid, to announce
agreeable intelligence of the recovery of theql,E,..r
of NAP LI s. Her M ljzily will Ipend part of the
fummer in a pleafure Palace belonging to the
perial Family.
Sra A SBVP.O it, MAY 23.—We are informed fro-r:
Mentz, that on the 2 I a of this ni.--nth, AUG t/ t;ru
RAU BEL, formerly an Officer on the Staff. bo: a
at lichletltadt, fet out for Paris on the zoth, un-
der the efcort of four gendat mes. We do not ycz
know what to think of this pert;lnage ; there arz
many who 'land op in his defence, others accoi::
him. We know that before his departure from
Ment7., he announced in the journals of Martheirl
and Frankfort, that he is in no manner related to
RE LI Ilk.L the Ex-Direaor.

The Gazette of this city announces that a ern-
grefs will held at Bruffels next month, and th.t:
the FIRST CONSUL will repair thither, accompanic,i
by the Deputies of the ci•JKwnt Belgium, and rtr
four new departments; and that after rc'na:►.
ing there about twelve days, he will pay a visit t(,
the city and port of Ant..verp.
NAPLES, May 4.—The French troops eonti!•••-
to leave this kingdom : they have already evacu-
ated Tarento. The Ruffians will fet out in abo.•r
a month for Corfu, with Count de like es in°, wtw
is charged to reitore good order in that
London, England, 1802-06-04

ENGLISH LOTTERY FOR. AUGUST.
Prizes of C. 20003 2 Prizes of L.2,orrs
2 10,x° 4 1,062
2 5.0 8 sco
ard 7111 from coca. to rot
QWIFT and Co. No. it, Poultry, (eflablifhed in
L.; 17.59,) and in the City of Glafgaw, are appoiated to f.. 11
Tickets and Legal Ramped Shares of the above Lottery. which
e ontams only 24,000 Tickets, being 80:..3 Icis than the ufual
=ter in a i:irnmer Lottery, and an cncreafc of Seventy Thou-
Laid Pounds in Amount of Prizes.

In the laft frill% Lottery (November, ibt) Two out oF the
rove h gheft Prizes were fold in Shares by Swo: and Co.
and in the Lilt Engl.& Lottery (Ntsrch 18oz) Ina tz. of the
Prizes were alfo fold at their Office, par:let:Ley the
Ticket No. 23.776. the Taft Capital Prize over drawn.
'lke Prizes are payable two months Jeer the drawing of the
Lottery, in full : but g • !lons who with to receive them Lame-
diately, will h:ve as moth Money for Prizes fold at the above
Offices, as at sr.7 hnnfe in the kingdom.
I.c..ters, add:elled SW: ?T ard Co. Poultry, I.ondon,
irt-
mediatcly an(wer A, and :.II orders pimEtually executed.
Na .I.ottcries this year.
London, England, 1802-06-04

LOST, tome time in the year 1800, at Dover,
or Folkflone, or on the road between thole places,
a CERTIFICATE of FREEDOM for a Dutch P-ize Vera,
called the JONGE KLANS, now called the MARY. When
the was fold (he was lying at Sheerne7s, and when the Ccrtifi•
este was loft the was lying in Dover Harbour.
Whoever has found the kid Certificate of Freedom, and will
deliver the fame, either to Mr. John Middleton, at Dover, or
Mr. Stephen Hunt, at Folkilone, mall receive a reward of
FIFTEEN GUINEAS.
London, England, 1802-06-03

MARRIED.

On the 231 ult. at Cantor, Lino.)!nitrite, Mr. Teefdale, fur-
germ, of Mallon, Yorkihire, to Mrs. Riehardfon, rend of the
late Mr. Richartlfon, of Derby, merchant.
On the 221 ult. at South Shields, Captain Thomas Canncy,
to Mifs Jane l'hompfon, both of Sunderland.
Un the 231 ult. at Sunderland, Captain James Sharp, to Mifs
Hannah Cragga, both of that place.
On the 16th tilt. at Edinburgh, William Riddle, Efq. of Ber-
wick-upon-Tweed, to Mill Anne Mark, of the fame place.
At Delvin honk*, on the 24th ult. Patrick Murray, 11q. of
Simprim, to Milk Suf.ut Murray, young& daughter of the
late Sir Robert Murray,of Hillbead, Bart.
On the 25th ult. Capt. William Campbell. Elgin Fencibles,to
Mifs Sufati Campbell, eldeit daughter of John Campbell of
Auch.
London, England, 1802-06-03

BIRTHS.

Monday, at his hot:re. in York-plate, Poctman•fgttare, the
Lady of - Brett, lelq. of a daughter.
On the 25th ult. the wife of John Mitchinfon, of Witham,
Hull, carpenter, of three children, one of which was Rill-born ;
the other two and their mother are likely to do well.
London, England, 1802-06-03

LAW INTELLICECNE.

CC rRT or EXCHEQUER, EDINBURGH, Mar 26.
Thk day a caufe of fome confequence, of a pub-
lic nature, came on to be heard in this Court. It
was a hill filed by his Majelly's Advocate General,
.apinß Robert Playfair, writer in Edinburgh, for
as account of certain bounties received by him
from the county of Perth, under the at for railing
feamen, commonly called the Qpnta MI, which
were alledged not to he by him fully accounted for
to the feamen entitled to receive them. When the
cattle was ready to be argued, the defendant fuh-
mitted its decilion to the award of the Lord Ad.
vocate, and the C4.urt made an order for fuch
award having the force of a decree.

COURT OF KING'S BENCH, JUNE 2.
m.a.rN v. GOl/CH.

This was on a kale purchafed at a Sheriff's
fale of fume premifes in the parith of St. Dungan ;
the leafe had been originally made to the Defen-
dant, a cheefemongcr, by the Matter of the Rolls,
but after the Defendant had become infolvent, he
made an under !cafe to a Mr. Ryland, an engraver,
who afterwards followed the bufinefs of a cheefe-
monger ; the validity of this under leafe was there-
fore the fubjelt of the prefent contea : it was at-
tacked upon the ground, that it was given by the
Defendant with a fraudulent view of concealing
his property from his creditors ; and that it was a
fettled principle of law, that fraud vitiates every
tranfaaion ; in this point of view it was left to the
Jury, who gave their verdia for the Plaintiff, and
againft the under leafe fo made by Defendant to
Ryland.
London, England, 1802-06-03

OLD BAILEY.

Yefterday the Seffions commenced, before the
Right Hon. the Lord MAYOR, Mr. Juftice GROSE,
Mr. Juftice GRAHAM, Mr. RECORDER, &c. when
listeen prifoners were tried, two of whom were ca-
pitally conviBed, viz.
7 Knowland, for felonionfly uttering a counter-
feit 'billing, and he having been convided as a com-
mon utterer of falfe and counterfeit money, at a
Q2arter Sefton held for the county of Middiefex,
the T th of July, 'Boo, againft the Statute, &c.
which deprives him of the benefit of clergy.
7. Martin, alias Shepherd, for breaking and en-
tering the dwelling houfe of Samuel Brown, in
the day time, and ftealing therein a tack, a coat,
and a number of other articles.

Ten were convkled of felony, viz.
y. Webb, for ftealing a bird-cage, the property
of 3.. James.
Ir. Macki/eld, for ftealing a jacket and other ar-
ticles, the property of C. Weftwood.
7. Griffiths, for healing four pair of boots, the pro-
perty of R. Laurie and others.
Francis Wbite, for haling three !hem, the pro-
perty of the Ovcrfeers of the Poor of St. Andrew,
Holborn.
W. Moore, for !haling 341 b. weight of butter
and a bafket, the property of Leir Edwards.
G. RoAtry, for [leafing twelve pair of men's
leather (hoes, the property of John Heaphy.
IV. Ennard, for itealing a pocket-book and a 11.
note, the property of W. James.
IV. Skinner, for ftealing a pewter quart pot, the
property of g Canner.
7. Dexp.ze, and y.Rebinfon, for ftealing a
table, the property of T. Thompfon.
And four were acquitted, viz.
7. flier, W. Sch2fiekl, Ir. Mills, and F. Chanziray.
London, England, 1802-06-03

NUMBER 4226

FOR THE BENEFIT OF MR. BRANDON,
Boz-Book and Houfe-Keeper.
THEATRE ROYAL, COVENT GARDEN.
ON MONDAY NEXT, JUNE 7,18 oz,
will be parented the Tragedy of
MAC BETH.
Macbeth, Mr. COOKE ;
Macduif, Mr. MURRAY ;
Duncan. Mr. HULL ;
Batumi, Mr. CORY ;
Maletilm, Mr. Clatonont Donalbaine, Mr. Curries;
Leika, r. ; l'ketat Mr. Waddy ;
Seward, Mr DAY port; Seyton. Mr. Tbompfon ;
miner, Mrs. Fit,diay; Offtesr, Mr. Klanert ;
Witches, Mears. Blanchard, Emery, and Simmons;
Hecate,Mr.Townfend ; Waiting Gentles-mum. Mifs Lcerver
And lade Macbeth, Mrs. I.lTi HFIELD ;
Mr. iNCLEDON will. in the courfe of the Evening, ling the
following favoinitc SONGS:—
" The PoftCaptain"—" The Thorn"—( Both zompokd by Mr.
LD)—And " Black Ey'd sufan.'
To which will be added a New Grand Hiftorie Pantomime
Drama, in Two Parts, called
PEROUSE;
Or, The DESOLATE ISLAND.
Europeans.
Pemufe (the Navigator) by Mr. H. JOHNSTON,
And Madame Perouk by Mrs. IV JOHNSTON,
Chimpanzee (an Animal of the li-rohn• Bland)
Maftrr MENAGE.
Natives of a Ncir.bbout Mg Bland.
Kanko (Suitor to Umba) Mr. BARLEY.
Negafki (Umba's Father) Mr. DF.LPINI.
And Umba by Mrs. MILLS.
Tickets and Mem for the Boxes to be taken of Mr. Brandon,
at the Box-Office ill Hart.dreet,

RANEI.AI:H.

TO-MORROW EVENING, JUNE 4, :So:,
will be Elven.
A SUPERB MASK'D FETE;
With 2 stIPPTIL ami WINEA,
In Rinser of the BIRTH 1/AY of HIS MAJP.STY,
On width °team the Magnificent Roam, with all the Deco-
=ions ended by the Nobhancit and Gmtkinen of Boodle's
Club. will be appropriated for Dancing ; and at One &Clock
the Rotunda will be opened with a 81/PPIKR, emifilting of
every Delicacy of the Seafon ; arranged =ally upon the
fame Plan u at 1500DI.E's EitTP-
An excellent Band will be provided for Country Dances,
and the Military Band will INi-toren during Supper.
Admittance ONE. GUINEA only, which includes Supper,
Wine, and whole of the Refeethmeott.
Door to be opened at l'en _ _

A commodious Room will be appropriated for Nth of the
Company as prefer dreSng in the Hoofe; and Mr. Ilcalby will
mutat with his Wardrobe, and .ill (apply Ladies and Gentle-
men with Charaeter I)teles or every clefcription--and a :zr, at
variety of Black and coloured Silk Doin:uos fur hirc,from Five
Shillings to Oue Guinea each.

licit:o to be had Mr. Birch:,ll's Mufic Shop, New Bond-
Kurt; Mrs. Richman 's Marquerade Wardsoufe, 361, Oxford-
drat; Bcdby's Mafquerade Warchoufe, Coventry-ftreet ;
Croft's Marquerade WArthoufe, Fleet-greet • Mr. Farranee's,
Paltry Cook, Ludgate-hill and Spring-Gardens; Roach's. 7.1
HA) market ; and at RaLelagh Houk, where Du:lßa may be
had on the Evening.

Tiokrri for Privat; Cvech Stand to be bad at Riodagh Hotta.

NEW PANORAhfA, HAYMARKET,

Nat door to the Op.m Hoek.
TIPE Public are relpe<gfully informed. that this
ANORAM eViihttin: a GRAND VIEW of die
CITY of PARIS and its Environs. is now even foe public tap
froth n. painted from Drawines made on the North Writ
'Tower at the Mr.ropolitm Church of Notre Dame flare the
fgning of tbs.. PreSmin.irics of l'eaeq by lames de MA
Will confine,. opto from .0 till Daft Actinium as.
N. B. A prfor rrretarly mends to ettAiiii the
London, England, 1802-06-03

FROM THE PARTS PAPERS.

13OURDSAUX, MAY 24.—The American brig
Eliza, of 7o tons, Capt. DAVID LAW, arrived
here yeflerday from Aquin, a port in the fouthern
part of St. Domingo. The Captain lays, that lie
left the colony in the bell Rate poGible ; that the
French armies were every where well received and
entertained; that TOUSSAINT LOUVERTURE was
hemmed in among the Mm nes ; that one of his
Lieutenant Generals had been taken and fent
aboard one of the (hips of the fleet, and that Tous-
r of:;:cd five millions (above 2c,.7,,0001. fler-
to he admitted to capitulate. 'I his vclkl,
laden with coffee and cotton, was configned to M.
JOHN BF RN ARM
NAP e.r !, MAY t 7.—The ga7etteof this city,under
the head MaJ rid, April 27, tlates---" The King of
Spain has cauf7d a decree to be porblithed,by wit h
he unites in perpetuity to his royal domain, the
Langtres and property of the Order of Malta in
Spain, and declares himfelf ?whaler of that
Order in his dominiers, preferving the direaion
of exeric,r objefts, and leaving the direStion of Ipi•
ritual concerns to the authority of tt:e °niter and
of the 1-h.ly See, which has not ditapprovel this
ge at tart."
ti‘A., MAY Is.—The principal propofals to
fobraimi to the Diet of Hurgary, are—l (I,
T.) revulate the arm
-y of inlets-ration (.t fort of
The levy a recruits, that in future
it m be c.:rrizd into effe& by order cf the King
a:o: e, and not by that hlt%e Provirci.tl Meetings.
—;d, The eilat,lithment of a heavy duty on falt.
The Union n' Dalmatia to Hungary; and
of the three counties of Littenfladt, Oldem-
b9u: g, and Watielburgli to Anftria : the river
Raal to terve as boundary to the two kingdoms.
—Or, The augmentation of the revenues of the
crown by two millions (about gc,cccl.)
RNF, MAY 2C.—Yeilerday the Coitimittee of
Car:hit:l6;ll prefenzed its projea to the Atfembly
of Not.ans, who fully approved of it, fo that we
hope it will be put in a Hate of anivity within a
few days. This day a new fining was held to hear"
tar :mended copy of it read ; after which the Al-
terably of Notables unanimoutly advifed the ado!).
lion of the new Coniiitution, which contains re-
fpecling tithes and other taxes difpofitions highly
equitable, and which leaves to each adminidration
the means of aelc:ptitz, in the redeeming of them,
regulations advantageous to agriculture, and fuch
as juitice requires should be made in favour of
pr,,prittors.
London, England, 1802-04-07

DUTY ON NALT.•

Mr. Was moved that there mould be laid before the
Houk an =own of the Quantity of Mak made in Great &J-
-uin for two years, ending the stb of July, aes.
The Hon. Gentleman made a fimilar motion as to the quan-
tity of Hops grown in Great Britain, and the Barrelsof Strong
Beer brewed within the fame period.—Ordered.
London, England, 1802-04-07

HOUSE OF COMMON&

The County Bridges Bill was read a fazed time and com-
mitted for the nth of April.
The Report of the Grenada and St. Vincent's Loan Bill was
received, agreed to, and the Bill ordetcd to be mid a third time
on Friday.
The Woolwich Military School Bin was read a firn time,
and ordered to be read a fecund time to-morrow.

The Report of the Committee on the Corn Trade was
brought up, and ordered to be taken hito further eonfolaation
to4norrow.

Mr. Coar rote to take notice of a report in circulation in Ire-
land, and which had created confiderablc alarm it that country,
that • Bill was introduced in that Houfe for materially chang
ing the Butter Trade of Ireland. Though the Report was ,
be thought it needfary to mention k, in order to make it known
that if fuch a meafure was intended by any Hon. Member as
that alluded to, be would Brit conceive it prudent to prspofr a
Committee to examine the Rate of the Butter Trade of Ireland.
A Menage from the Lords informed the Houfe that their
Lordfitips had agreed to the kith Rotate Collation IWI, and
feveral private Bills.
London, England, 1802-04-07

PARLIAMENTARY' PROCEEDINGS.

HOUSE OF LORDS, A►m 6.

Mr. Adam and Mr. Montgomery were heard on behalf of
the Appellants, the Clerks, and Officers of the Signet in Scot-
land 1.. the Writers and Solickon, refpeding certain feu:
and the Attorney-General was heard in part for the Refpon-
• dents. after which the further hearing was adjourned till to-
morrow.
London, England, 1802-04-07

WILTSHIRE.

CAPITAL OAK, ELM,andASI-i TIMBER for SALE
At the Angel Inn, in Chippinghern, in the Country of Wilts,
on Monday the tath day of April, z Soe, between the hours
of Three and Five in the Afternoon, the following valuable
Lots of fine Timber, with the Lops, Tops, Bark, am now
(tending in the Parilhes and Manors of Stanton, St. tinton,
Carlton, and Seagry, in the County of Wilts;
LOT I. 'TWO Hundred Oaks, 58 Elms, to
± Mlles, marked with white paint, and Rend-
ing on Upper Stanton Farm, in the ocecupation of Willies%
Millerd.

LOT If. Four hundred and thirty-five Oaks, 6a Elms, 1,
Mho, marked •a, with white paint, Rending on the 11:11
Farm, in the occupation of Thomas Sainfbury; Corfton Farm,
in the occupation of William Trubridgc ; and Leafehold Lands,
in the occupation of Mr. Hopkins, 'Mr. Saunders, and Mr.
Eddolls.

LOT 111. Three hundred and twenty-three Oaks, 90 Elms,
and t 3 Allies, marked •3, with white paint, (landing at Lower
Stanton, on Avill's Farm, in the occupation of William Lefler,
and on Lands, in the occupation of William Jones, 1-fay.
ward, and Mifs Somers.

LOT IV. One hundred and fixty.feven Oaks, rod Elms, and
soMbes, marked• 4. with w►ita paint, finding on Seagry Farm,
occupied by John Beak, and on .Lands in the occupation of
William May, and Richard Carey. at Seagry ; and in a Ficlj
and Brake adjoining, at Lower Stanton, called Woodman•,
Craft.

Stanton, Corßon, and Scagry are contiguous to each other,
and are from the Center shout Five .IVlilca from Chippeohans
and the fame dißsusce from Malinfbuty ; the Turniike Road
from Chippenham, to Malmeibury, runs through Stanton, and
the Wilts and Berks Canal Is navigable from chippertham to
&Mai.

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Put of that above Timber is of very large dimenlions, and
particularly applicable tur Naval urea.
Caminito may be had fourteen days before the Sale, at the
Office of Melba Blake and White, Effex-ftreet, Strand, Lon.
don ; at the Spread Lark bin, Sithibury ; Green Dragon,
Market Lavington ; Caftle Inn, Devizes ; Chalks Iry
Bath ; and at the Office of Mr. Huth, Chi
•e• •••• The Tenants will thew the Timber.
London, England, 1802-04-07

WHIC CLUB.

'Veit:Hay a very numerous meeting of the Whig
Club was held at the Crown and Anchor, the Duke
of NORFOLK in the Chair. He was fupported by
the Earl of THANET, Lord PET* F, 1.0r.1 HOLLAND,
Lord ROBERT SPENCER, Lord GALWAY, Sir WIL-
LIAM CUNNINGHAM, Sir WILLIAM FORBES Alder-
man SKINNER, Alderman CONDE, Sherds &sw-
um s and Cox, &c. _

The Duke of Nostroio, in propofing one of the
Conftitutional Toalts of the Cl❑b, " May the names
" of Ruffe'l and Cavendish be always united in de-
" fence of the liberties of their country!" cbferved,
that this fentiment would naturally recal to the
Club the lofs they had fuflarned by the death of
the noble perfon who was the Chief of that Houfe,
fo honourably diftinguifhed in the proceedings of
the Club. That grief, however kilt and laudable
as it *as in regard to the merit of that Nobleman
who was the objet of it, would be mitigated by
taking into view the excellent qualities of his fuc-
celfor, as they might with confidence rely that he
would perfevere in the principles which had Mull
trated his Houfe. This fpeech and the toaft was
received with the warmelt teflimonies of feeling
and intereft.

The nh al toalls of the Club being drank,
The CHAIRMAN propofed the health of Mr. Fox,
Rating at the famc time that he had jut before din-
ner received a letter from Mr. For, informing him
that he was prevented by inclifpofition from at-
tending.
The toaft was drank with the uttnolenthuilafm.

A motion was read from the Chair, " That a
Committee of the Club be appointed to confider of
the molt proper means of tellifying their raped
and veneration for the late Duke of Bedford, a
member thereof," which was received with un-
bounded approbation, and a Committee was ap-
pointed to carry the refolution into effeet.
The health of the Duke of NORFOLIC was pro-
pofed by Earl THANET, and drank with the ut-
moll applaufe. The Chairman returned his thanks
to the Company.
The healths of Aldermen SKINNER and CONDE,
Sheriffs RAWLINS and Cox, and other friends of
liberty in the city of London, were drank.
Alderman SKINNER expreffed his gratitude for
the marks of kindnefs he had received.

Alderman Costes raid, that he could only fay,
in return for this renewed expreffion of the good
opinion of the Cl !b, that it was his pride to partake
the fentiments of the Club, and while he held thefe
opinions he hoped that the great bond of connexion
by which he was united with the City of London
would not I.e dilfolved.

The health of Lord PETRI, Mr. WESTERN and
the Whigs pf Mx, was then drank ; as was that
of Sir Wit LLIAM MILNkR and the Elsitors of York,
London, England, 1802-06-10

BOROUGH OF EVESHAM,

- -
June 10, zkz. i
'rift Worthy ELECTORS of the Borough of
EVESHAM, who intend honouring Ma. BRUCE with
their Votes and Intercit at the neat Osumi Eleition, are ra
quelled tp meet no Saturday Evening the lath inftant, at tie
George, Taft Harding-ftreet, oppofite the King's Printing
Office—Mr. Rance will take the Chair at Half pail Light
weeifely.
London, England, 1802-06-10

XAVY.

The Honfe then refolved it felf into a Committee
of Supply, to which the Army and Oidnance El.
dilutes, and the accounts of the Unfunded Debt,
and the charge of the Yeomanry Corps iu Ireland,
were referred.

Mr. ELtor moved for a vote of 70,000 men for
the fea ferviee, for foren lunar months, comtnenc-
ing the lath of June tBo2, including 14,000 Ma-
rines.

Mr. TIERNEY wifhed for information as to the
extent of the permanent Peace Ellabliffiment-
The CHANCELLOR of the ExcHroy Ea (aid, the
Committee inua be aware that no opinion could be
inferred from the prefent vote, as to the permanent
Peace Eflabliffirnent. So large a proportion of the
Navy was at prefent employed on foreign fervice,
that it was impoffible to bring forward any Peace
Eitablifhment ; but, if he had it now in his power
to propofe a permanent Peace Eftahliihment, he
thought that 30,000 would be allthat would be ne-
celfary for the fea fervicc. He begged the Commit-
tee, however, to underltand, that he did not pledge
tblelf upon this fubjeft, but fuch was his opinion
of the prefent Rite of things, that he thought
30,000 men would he enough, although he would
not pledge hindelf to any fpccific number : he
looked forward with confidence to that limited
number in the enfuing year.
Mr. TIERNEY laid, he fuppored that was to be
confidered as the lowed number?

The Cnascssa.out of the Excuso.srsa replied,
the probable number.—The motion was agreed to.
The Committee then proceeded to vote,
For Wages for the laid 70,000 men for the
fame period, at 375. per man per month 906,300 0 0
For Vldtuals for the Paid men for the fazuc pe-
riod, at 3gs. per man per month - 931,000 0 0
For wear and tear of the Ships in which the
fait' men are employed, at 31. per man pea
month - - 1,470,000 0 0
For Ordnance for the Sea Service, at sn per
men per month

1254C0 0 0
London, England, 1802-06-10

1) c.LY.

The SICRFTARY at WAR moved ille Houfe to
refolve itfelfintn a entan.ittee of Supply. Order-
ed, and that the Navy and Army Ettimates, the
Irith Yeomanry and Militia Edimates, and the
Account of the unfunded Dcht of that Country,
thould be referred to the Paid Committee.
London, England, 1802-06-10

CLAIM', RESIDINCS BILL.

On return to the Ilonfe we found Sir WILLIAM
&Orr fpeaking on the Clergy Refidenee Bill. The
Leatned Gentleman flared, that he had taken the
sitme,l. pain.; to thaw up this Bill, and to accotn-
lr,nd.l% the infinite variety of opinion which pre-
vailed on the fubleft—a fubjea which was of filch
irr.portanec as to deferve the fullelt difculfinn. In
older, therefore, to give ample opportunity to
examine it, he would decline to profs it forward
at this advanced period of the Sefton, and fhonld
pollpone the farther confideration of the Bill till
the next Setlion, hoping that it would then be
brought forward under die molt favourable au-
fpiees, as, in his opinion, it would tend to operate
the mnfl beneficial refutts. At the fame time he
wilned that the till for proteding the Clergy from
vexati3us profecutions Ilsould be farther conti-
nued.
Mr. Di act 'ism, then gave notice, that be would,
to-morrow, move for leave to bring in a Bill to
continue for a limited time the Aft for fufkending
the Aft of Henry the Eighth, relative to the refi-
dance of the Clergy.
London, England, 1802-06-10

IRISH MILITIA.

Mr. Forrga rote—
The CHANCILLOR of the Excnsetpla perceiving
him, Laid, that underilanding the Hon. Member
rofe purfuant to his notice relpeeing the Ira Mi.,
litia, he begged to obferve, that Inch accounts
were not yet received from Ireland as were necef-
firy to enable the Hotife to form a complete judg-
ment cf the conduit of the Ira Government upon
that bniinefs, but as thofe accounts were expetted
within a very few dar, he hoped the Hon. Member
would have no objeition to put of his motion un-
til they amtild arrrive.
Mr. Forrea called upon the Right Hon. Gen-
tleman to name the day he ex peteted thofc accounts;
if for a (hors time, he had no oblation to pollpone
his motion, withiag that fome arrangement might
be made in the interim which would relieve the
Militia from the difagreeable dilemma in
vliich they were at prefent placed.
The C.:HAM:IO.OR of the Etc Nivea replied,
that tlio Papers lie alluded to were expeded by
Monday next.

P(15;;It agreed to defer his Motion until
ihitt day.

Mr. Ttisitre
.gave notice, thnt he weld -er
Weds efday next bring forward certain RefoUnions
refpeaing Me Finances of the Country, of the fame
nature with thofe he had for time tinte back an-
nually submitted to the Honfe.
London, England, 1802-06-10

TO BE PEREMPTORILY RE-SOLD.

Purfitant to a Decree and fubfcquent Order of the High Court
of Chancey, reads in a cede " Mallifou 'gait* Wright and
others," before Alen Popham, Efq. one cites Matters attic
(aid Court, at the Public Sale.tooss, it liostlianiptoo-build-
kiss, Chancery-lane, London, on Tuefday, the 6th day of
Italy teat, between the hour of One and Two of the Cies*
in the Afternoon. in Three Lots,
A FREEHOLD ESTATE called STOW-
A. BROW, innate in the Peed, of Fyliogdoles, within Six
Mlles of Whitby, in the County of York, late the property of
Mac Malhfao, deeeafed, en fisting of Two feveral Perms, con-
taining tqrther Two Meffuages, Sixteen Cottages, and
N
Acres, or thereabouts, of Arable, Meadow, and Pasture Land;
and alto a piece or parcel of Land, cancel the INTAKE, con-
taining near Tbirtraz Acres, or thereabouts, on which a con-
fiderableeUltmt Manufadory has been carried on, and there is
at relent a large quantity of unwrought Allem Rock' thereon.
N. B. A drpoGt of aol. per cent. is to be paid by the Per-
dition at the Time of the Salu.

Printed Particulars may be bad at the fain! Matter's Chaos.
bees; at the principal Inns at Whitby; of Mr. Henry Barker;
and of Meer'. Sheppard and Adingtoo ,of Gray's Inn Square,
Leaden.

A NEW STEAM ENGINE,
TO II SOLO IT AUCTION,

Os Tod* the 6th of July, at One o'clock, in George Thom-
Los's Sale acme, Corner of Hutehefoo-itreet, Glafgow. im-

asediatAy above his Tea Shop and Regifter-dfike for Heri-
table Property on Sok,
A DOUBLE ENGINE ; the Cylinder of which
X is 47 Indies in Diamtter, with a Stroke of Flve Feet
Fear bcbes. Air Pump Three Feet Diameter, with Two
Feet, Eight loehes Stroke. Condenfer Threes Feet Diameter.
The Iran and lirafs Work are all ready to be put together, in-
cluding the Iron Work for the Beam. Boiler New, Seventeen
feet long, feven recta Bottom, nine feet at Bilge, feven feet high
of Plate Iron. it was intended for the Itstative Motion, and has
the Iron Work eontlitint of Eight Segments for a Fly Wheel
of
Eighteen fat-Diameter. Fly Shaft, &e. ite. ready. This 1
Engine was emßruifted by Man. H. and It. Baird, of alai-
gow, is finite In a molt maltedy manner, and on the moI
approved Princlalm They will fend a Man with it to fee ft
prowl,/ fitted up and will engage it will work well.
It colt the Proprietors mot but u they have now no ufe
for it, it will he fet up at 6aoL for the Encouragement of
Purdsafemrs—Apply to George Time= as above.
London, England, 1802-06-17

RECORD: R'S REPORT.

Yefterday the RECORDER made a report to his
Majesty of the prifoners under fentence of death
in Nescgate, conviaedin April S viz.
Catherine Bum:, for flealing a picec ut ported cotton, value
as. the property of Jacob Bailey, privately in his (hop.
Edward Hartwright, for tehminutly towing, uttering, and
publithing as true, a certain piomifury note for pavraent of
,SL
knowing the fame to he forged, with intent to defraud Meffrs.
Down, Thornton, and Co. Bankers.
John Fennell, for telonioully forging and counterfeiting a
Bank Note for el. atal difpoiitu of the faime, knowing it to be
forged, with intent to defraud the Governor and Company of
he Rank of England.
Thomas Davis. fur !healing f: venal Bank Notts. to the amount
of 1,51. and upward+, the property of Giant. Alexander Mac-
kay. EN. iu his. honk.
John Harris and Joreph Kaphell, for fclonioufly affaulting
Peter Throdorie on the King's highway, and robbing him of a
fitter watch and other articles.
Samuel Clark, for burglatioully breaking and entering the
dwelling-houle of Henry Styles, and (healing therein a quantity
I of plate and other articles, value 51. and upwards.
John &alley, fur burglariotdly breaking and entering the
dwelling-houfe of John and Edward Troughton, and (healing
therein two hydrometers and other articles, value ail, and up-
wards.
Henry Cock, for feloniouflv forging, utterina, publith-
ing as true, knowing it to be forged, a certain Letter tit Attor-
ney, in the name of William Story, with intent to defraud the
Governor and Company of the Bank of England.
When Edward Hart:l:right, "'dm Fesnr4 and
Henry ::odd, were ordered lOr cruntion.
London, England, 1802-06-17

BIRTH .

Sunday morning, at his honk in the Lady of Tho..
ma. Antos, Efq. M. P. of a daughter, which died in a few hours.
Friday, at the houfc of John Woohitore, Efq. Qi2ern-fquare,
Illoontibury, the Lady of Jothur S. S. Smith, Ffq. of Hampton-
court-green, of a fon.
London, England, 1802-06-17

TO LE LET, and e tcred upon hunted ate.y,
AMODERN Built MANSiON HOUSE,
ntady Furnilbed, with walled Garden, fuir.bleoeices
Colet Honfe and itablea, 111 d any %lawny of the Pleafurt
Groundr, and Meadow, Pall:al., and Arable Land adjoining,
nut exceeding Sixty Acres ; well edienlateel ior the RetiF at C
of a Genteel Faniiiy, fiett.ited 0:, the Skirts of a P!e tint VII.
loge. in the County of Kam. snout Seven MIL a f um Tun.
hiitlge Welk,on a Good Turnpike Road communicating witb
the Capita: on one Side, and the Suffes Cosa on the other.
The Situation is airy, and commands btaJtiful and eaten-
fivc Pmfpeds, and the Country is well [bolted with Game.
For Particulars empire of Mr. Hotham, No. aB, Cl:m r
lanc, I ondon ; and Mr. Scoooes, Tubbledge Town. Let ers
(Peft Fall) will be att.ndedto.

I RIIEHOLD E.WrATES, lORai T.
TO BE 801,1, together or in feparate P.treelti

A REMARKABLY fine ESTATE, in the
A
whole about Soo Acres, of which a gnat Proportion is
Maadow Land and Upland P.iftt!re, part water -d and Gather
part ca:tabie of being water,J ; extentive Orehartling. The
Ettatc is divided into 'three Farms, called CHILDNAY
FARM, LOW DOWN FARM, and GREENHAM's, of
the Annul] Value of ~eel. and prefumed to be very improvable.
They arc lituate in the Para of Broadwinfor, within an emir
(lift:ince from Beamifter, Chard, and Crewkerne; the Soil in
general is remarkably deep and rich, equal to any of the molt
ten ile Parts of the Country; very favourable to Stock as well
a, fur Corn. Upon Low Down there is a Leafe fur Four
Years only, from LaJy Day hat; on Grecnham's, for I:*.rec
Years only, from the fame time ; and of Chihli:ay Farm, near
4co Art 1.3, Polfaion may be hid at Lady Day tacit
Principals will be treated with upon refer nee to friers.
Nankin and Birch, Solicitors, No. 6, Chancery-Lure, London ;
or to Thomas &felinity, Efq. Fordington, near Dordwiter,
who will lunges full Particulars, and give Ordinu for the
Educe being viewed. •

COAST OF HAMPSHIRE.
TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT,
n hat' a Mile of a good Turnpike Road

ANew-Inillt VILLA, with attached and de-
tack. offi:cs compleat,kitchen.gaidai.gra.m honk, &v..
firround.ll by 120 ACTCb of Land, well wooded, s ith a cond.
derable quantity of fine oak timber. The hhl cal wend by
a navigable Raver, CHI which there are two Kt; s, or H..rds.
Farm-houfe, Yard. &c. &c. detached, and well planted out.—
The Houle is fit f.:r the immediate reception o a Gentleman's
Family, and commands mint delightful a..ar.d a .d Sr profpeds.
Fur particulars apply by letter (pa* paid) :o Mr. Redding,
Attorney, SJutlimnptun, of whom tickets may be had fur
viewing.
London, England, 1802-06-17

MARRIED.

......
Monday, at Mary-la-Bonne Church. the !I'm. pines Aber-
crombie, third fon of the late Sir R.. 1 Al,ercr.ml.ic, to Mift
eldelt daughter of Egtrtnn 1.601, Efq. of High Lcigh,
and TwetnlOvr, in the cuunty of
London, England, 1802-06-17

FROM LLOYD'S MST.

Dent., JUNE 16.—Arrived, and failed for the River, the
Themis, Douglas, from Grenada.—Sailed, the Hibbert, Queen,
Martha and Thomas, Richard and Peggy, Tartar, and Nor-
folk (traufports), with troops for America; and feveral other
outward bound valets. Wind S. S. W.

G ses.o, June s6.—Paired by the Jeffie, Weft, from
Bourdeaux ; Pallas, Dedlay, from Naples; James, Butler,
from Jamaica; Margaret, —, from Trieße ; Adventure,
; and Alert, Hill, from Dantzick; Rambler, Harrifon,
from Stockholm; Mary, Todd, from Smyrna ; St. joleph,
—• and John, Appleton, from Charlefton; Nelly, Read;
Expedition, Gray; and Adeona, Street, from Peteriburgh
Sailed, the Mary, Crawley, for Madeira; Hope, Cretfhell,
for Nlugadore ; Comfort, —, for Quebec; John and James,
Liadigreen, for South Carolina ; Bee;Bully, fur Naples; and
the Good Hope, —, fur Rotterdam.

The accounts which we have received from
Egypt are unfavourable; confution and diforder
inci cafe there from Jay to day. Several parts are
in full infurredion. The Beys demand the renewal
and the confirmation. They are flipported in
their pretenfions by the Mamelukes, and the rebels
already form numerous bodies. TheIGR AND VIP
sum has received the ftrittell orders to negled no-
thing to fuppiefs this infurretlion. The Englith,
who have ail' Soon troops in Egypt, have con-
tented thendelves with declaring that they would
not give any fupport to the revolted Beys.
We underftand, by a letter from Bombay, that
the King of Soot.on has agreed to furniflitheEng-
lifh, exclufively, with the pepper grown in that
Bland, which is now become a great mart. This
Hand is only 30 mile:Jong, and 12 broad, and
yet contains, according to computation, 60,000
inhabitants.

Yefterday a Court of Directors was held at the
Eaa India Honk, when Mr. WM. ADDERLEY was
fworn in as Kilter of the extra (hip Demmer, de-
(tined to Bengal.—Mr. THOS. JONES, Matter of the
extra (hip 7 ottenbam, took leave previous to his de-
patture for Bengal direct.—The Rev. SAMUEL
Hoot. a was appointed Chaplain to the Company's
Alms Houfes at Poplar, vacant by, the refignation
of the Rev. JOHN WHEEL ER.
The following extract, from a bill now before
Parliament, is very interelling to the Comman-
ders of Ships from the Weft Indies, while in the
Weil India Jocks, at Blackwall," And be it
farther enacted, that the matter or Commander of
every (hip or veffel, which (hall or may unload in
any of the Paid docks, bafons, or buts; or in cafe
of his death, difability, or incapacity, the next
chief, or fenior officer, then actually ferving, or
employed on board fuch (hip or veffel, Shall, dur-
ing all the time employed in unloading or dif-
charging fuch Ship or veffel, actually remain on
boara, and fitperintend, aid, and afflit, in fuch un-
loading or difcharging ; and, that every Mailer or
Commander, or in cafe of his death, difability, or
incapacity, the next chief, or fenior officer then ac..
tually ferving, or employed on board of fuch Ship
or veffel, who (hall negle& or refufe to=tLisnd
aid, and aft, in the unloading and ' *ng
.
London, England, 1802-06-17

PORTSMOUTH, JUNE i 6.

This day arrived the Mary and Ann, Coolt,
from Sunderland ; the Adive, WILLIAMS, from
Poole, anal the Elizabeth, FRENCH, from South-
hampton.—Sailed the Peace, KIRK, for Hull ; and
the Jane, B►vrs, fur London.
London, England, 1802-06-28

Tit VILSDAY.

The Cup was won by Solom on, beating Lethe
and Blacker; •ery high odds on the winner, who
won in a canter.

The Maiden Plate of Sol. was won at two heats
by Antelope, beating Minerva and Brough.
The betting was three to one on Apeifies in the
great match at Newcaftle Races on Monday, and
4sonifles won eafily.
London, England, 1802-06-28

FROM THE PARIS PAPERS.

JIIME B.—The Count de ScmuLtn-
suac is on the point of feting out for Hildelheim
and other parts of Weaphalia, to take pofreffion of
it in the name of his Majelly. The troops which
are to occupy thcfe new States have already re-
ccived marching orders.
GENOA. MAY 29.—Citizen SALICETTI iS expe&-
ed here in a few days. The Gennefe Government
have agreed to pay to the French Government
too,ooo francs per month for the maintenance of

the French troops in Liguria.
Bouß DEADX, JUNE 2c:4—The brig Caroline, Cap.
tain Cat, LE, belonging to Pierre Sauvage, arrived
here on the 17th from Guadaloupe, which (he left
on the loth of May hifi. The army of General
RICHEPANSE, the divifion of Rear Admiral Bou-
VET, and the Colonial Prefeet LESCALtER, made
their entrance into Guadaloupe on the 6th of May.
They took poilifilon of that fine colony without
any refutance. Good order and difcipline have
been rettored in the ifland.
London, England, 1802-06-28

SPORTING INTELLIGENCE.

NEWCASTLE RACES, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 23.
The Mcnibers' Plate of 501. for 3 and 4 yrs old.
14 Darlington's b. h. by A!exander. 4 yrs old
Sir H. V.'l mind's r. c. by Travelkr, 4 yrs old 1 3
Mr. Fletcher's br. h. Antelope, 4 yrs old 3 2
Five to 4on Antelope 2to t agfi Alexander;
3 to t Aga Traveller. After the heat, even betting
on Antelope.
The Macaroni Stakes, of zogs. each, p. p.
Mr. Menial's b. lt. Applegarth, by Stride
Sir Wni. Gerrard's bl. h. Collier, by Cornet - 1
Mr. Hopper's cli. h. Quilter, by Standard - 3
Mr. liderton's b. h. Chatfworth, by Columbus, out
of Archer's darn
Five to 4 agft Applegarth; 5 to 2 agit Qlilter;
3 tot agft Collier. A fine race, won by a head.
London, England, 1802-06-28

HOUSE OF COMIVTO/41S.

The Hitter of the Black Rod furnmoned the Houfe to the
Houfe of Peers to hear his Majeßy's CommisBon read.
The SPltAltell, attended by feverel Members, went to the
Houfe of Peers, and, on his return, informed the Houfe, that the
Royal Atkin had been given by Commilßon to the 5,000,000 L
Exchequer Bins Bill, the frith Controverted Elation Bill, Boa-
ham's Divorce Bill, and revere! private
Mr. Coss, from the Auditor's Office, prdented a Lilt of
Accounts delivered to the Contrniflionas for auditing the Pub-
lie Accounts fine the sth of July, 1785, in which no progrefs
had been nude; which was ordered to lie on the Table.

Lord ARDEN reported to the Houk, that his Majefty had
been waited on with the Addicts of that Houk, praying his Ma•
jelly would be gracioufty pleated to give diredlons for building
Additional Rooms and Offices for the ufe of the Committees of
that Houle, and that his Majefty would give &rations accord-
ingly. Alto, that his Majefty bad been waited upon with the
Addrefs of that Houk, praying that his Majefty would be gra-
eioufly pleated to advance the fun of good. to Dr. Cirmiehael
Smyth, and that bis Majefty would give dirnftlons accordingly.
Alto, that his Majefty had been waited upon with the Addrefs
of that Houfe, praying that his Majefty would be graeicadly
pleated to confer tome dignity in the Church on the Rev. John
Barton, Chaplain to that Houle, and that his Majefty would
confer tonic dignity in the Church on the laid John Burton at-
eordingly.—tAnd alto, that his MaJefty had been waited upon
with the feveral other Addreftes of that Houte, and that his
Majefty would be gratioully pleated to give diredious accord-
WA/lye...Adjourned at four o'clock till Monday.

LONDON.
London, England, 1802-06-21

YARMOUTH, JUNE 20.

Thurfday evening arrived the BAIILIISIC gun
brig, Lieutenant Goocit, from the Downs, and
failed this morning on a cruize to the northward :
the CRUIZER brig has failed this morning to be
paid fix months wages.
It is confilently reported, that fix packets wil
be ftationeo to do duty from this place to Maelf-
trand, in Sweden, and that there will be no corn
munication to Cuxhaven : in confequence of this
regulation, the Northern Powers will be able to
anfwer their letters eight days earlier than ufual.
London, England, 1802-06-21

HOUSE OF COMMONS.

The Annual Account from the Commiffioners ofWeftmlnfter
Bridge, and the Minute of their proceedings from the gth of
April, tBot, to the gth of April, 1802, were ply:tented, and
ordered to lie on the table.

Mr. Hoenoose brought up the Reports of the Irina Exports
and Imports Bin, the kith Militia Pay Bill, and the kith Mi-
litia Difeharge Bill, whkh were feverally read and agreed to,
and the Bills ordered to be read a third time on Monday.
Alderman Cuaxis brought up the original minutes of the
Committee to whom the Petitions refpeaing the Paddiogton
Market were referred, which were orderted to lie on the table.
The irith Uucertilleated Bankrupt Bill, the Deer Stealing Bill,
Lord Hutehinfon's ,unuity Bill, the Hydrometer Bill, the Ole
of Atm Dill. and the Milford Haven IEII, were read a third
time and pared.
The Antendrpatts made by the Lords in the Hull Docks
Bill were taken into eonfideration, and agreed to.
Mr. ALZIANREI brought up the Reports of the Confolidated
Fund Bill, the 3,000,0001. Exchequer Bills Bill, the Pult-Horre
Duty Bill, and the Cuitents Duty Bill. which were feverally
reed and agreed to, and the Bills ordered to be read a third
time on Monday.
Mr. A Limo 54DM hrought up the Report of the Paper Doty
Bill, whkh was read and agreed to.
Me, H. lt.alitriTdlVt brag& pp a auk for 410,4 t4a
•

whsle Drawback upon Exportation open Paper which had paid
the former duty, which was read and agreed to, and added to
the Bill. He alto propofed fame amendments, for the purls*
of more diet tuatly (retiring to Woollen ManufaCturen a draw.
back upon Paper tiled in their Manufaeloriet, which were •
agreed to, and thc Bill was ordered t.• be read a third time is
Monday.
Mr. N. VA PISITTA RT moved for therollowing Papers, which
were fcverally ordered :
An Account of the Net Produce of all the Duda of Facile
for three years, ending the sth of January. iltoz, and
guifhing each year, and diftingullhing each Duty prodticit.g
soooL and upwards, and alto dillinguilhing the Duties on Beer,
Malt, Sweets, and Spirits.
An Account of the Net Produce of the Duties of Cidloms,
for thc fame period, dlitingisiddng is the fame manner.
An Account of the Amount of an Bounties on Corn and
Rice imported from the aft of January. soot, to the bra
period to which the fame could be made up.
The Committee on the Scotch Seboolmalters' Bill was de-
ferred till Monday.
Adjourned at a quarter before five o'clock tin Monday .

LONDON.
London, England, 1802-06-21

FROM LLOYD'S LIST.

DtAL, JONI so.—Arrived and failed for the River, the Per.
feveranee, WALKiII. from Dublin..—Came down the Fridge-
water, —, for Botany Bay, and feveral other outward-
bound yeffels —Wind F.. N. F..

IIAVCSE ND, JUN r 20.—PatTed by the Flora, and
Nancy, THOMPSON, from Memel; Wailltray, 'Way, from
Genoa; Iris, —, from New York; Three Good Brothers,
from Rouen ; Cadbury, DOLLI \O, from Jamaica ;
Prince William Henry, Btu., from Stockholm; Swallow,
—; and Venus, BURCH, from Dantzick ; Alexander. —,
from Wyhurg ; Diana, WOOD. from Riga; Elizabeth and
Sophia, —, from Norway; C•olbie, FLETCUIR, from Va-
lentia.—Sailed the Maryland, Wass, for New York ; Elbe,
LAN DEALS, for Hamburgh ; St. Johannes, —, for Elfineur;
Fountain, WARNER ; Kyft, —; and Friend: Goodwill,
CLAY, for Rotterdam.
London, England, 1802-06-21

GREENOCK, JUNE 24.

Arrived the Margaret, BROWN, from Greneda ;
Duckworth, LAUBER, from St. Martins, in 34
days ; Hercules, CAAWFORD, from Grenada, in
56 days ; Whydah, Duw, from New York, in 47
days; and the Dunrobin Cattle, *Balm, from
Virginia, in 45 days.
Captain LARAZAB of the Duckworth, on the zit
inft. in lat 67. 13. long. so. W. fpoke the (hip
Rachel of Whitby, WILLIAM WRATHERHEAD mar-
ter, out 86 days from Surinam for London, with
main-malt, forcmatt, and bowfprit fprung, fails
and rigging in a bad fituaton, only t tgallons
of water on board, and bad been at an allowance
of half a pint of water per man for twelvo,days,
and (tort of bread ; made ten inches per hour of
water, had eighteen fouls en board • fupplied them
with a calk of water and a barrel of bread ; being
all that prudence allowed to fend them. She fpoke
upon her palfage, the Montefello, DAVIES, from
the Me of France for Philadelphia, in lat 34. long.
45. out eighty days, all well. Captain LARADEZ
alfo fpoke on the sth June, (hip Hamilton, of and
for Liverpool, from Dominica, in lat 49. long. 19.1
and made the land (our days afterwards.
Captain LIVINGSTON, of the Alesis, arrived from
Wilmington, fpoke on the sth ult. in lat. 45. 3.
long. 37. o. the (hip Fame, PALMo, from Landau
to Montreal : all well.
Captain Cs/arena., of the Crow rile, from
Charleltown, fpoke on the seth ult. in lat. 47. 59.
long. 39. the (hip Two Brothers, Awnassou• from
Liverpool, to St. John's, out t 3 days: all well:
and on the sth loft. in lat. ST. 9. long. 12. the Ca-,
ledonian, of Brillol, from Trinadad, out 44 days 71
all well.

The Whydah, from New York, 'has brought
American Papers till aSth April inclufive. It
is mentioned in a letter from Cape Francois, that
the French Generals fpeak in the fouleft manner
of America and its Government ; one of them
was heard to fay, "From Lonifiana we will ditiate
laws to the United States." Mr. Toatas LEAR,
the American Conful General at St. Domingo,
was treated with fuel' indignity,that he intended to
emly.irk for America, and has fent his fon home
before him ; his very chaife was put in requifition
for the ufe of French officers. ALL the cargoes ar-

riving frism America, were immediately feired in
lime oldie Grand Nation, aid even veifels bound
'ur other iflinds, were feized at fra and feat for
it. Domingo.
Captain DuNN, on the 6th May, in lat. 42. long.
64. fpoke the (hip Ft iendihip of N:w London,from
London, bound to New York, all well.
London, England, 1802-06-21

JUWI lg.

We learn from Nantes that Citisen paosts Bo-
saraars will refide in that city tome time. He
will then go on board the Epervier, which is to
be launched at IA Baffe-Indre, on the toth of
bleflidor next, Clone 29,) in which he is to ferve
as enfeigne-Je•vaitfcau.
Govet nmott has announced the arrival of frty-
four (hips with wheat and grain from England,
Amfierdans, and Hamburgh.
London, England, 1802-06-21

PLYMOUTH, JUXE sp.

Came in the CAMILLA tranfpnrt, Capt. ANDER
+o N, from London, to take on board the 29th regi-
ment of Font, who are dellincd for Halifax.—
Sailed the BLANCHE, of 36 guns, Capt. DACRES,
-n a cruife. Came in the SIRIUS, of 36 guns, Capt.
KING, from a cruife. railed by the Sound to
the liatiward the Flora, Captain RITCHIE, from
Jamaica, bound to London. The FIsGARD, of
38 guns, Capt. Wat.xts, is gone up Hamoaze to
be paid off'. Came in the Eacxx Excite cutter
from a cruife, and brought in a fmuggling lugfail
boat, laden with fpirits, from Guernfey.
London, England, 1802-06-21

DAWNING-STREST, JUNE 18.

The KING has been pleated to appoint the Right
Hon. Lord Wurrwoxru, K. B. to be his Majcf-
ty's Ambaffsdor Extraordinary and Plenipoten-
tiary to the French Republic.
The KING has alto been pleated to appoint
JAMES TALBOT Efq. to be his Majelly's Secretary
to that Enthaltv.