The Sun. — London, England, 1801-03-07 00:00:00

'FE B.' zg. . • Ory.the, - vith.February orders were \ reeeiciecit ,Sil'ashurgh, for the demolition cif the Fort of Kehl, which cornmence‘Yori the 26th. Count Cop ENZE I. is at Po ils, but without any official chat;itle?:' . MAIICH I. VICE-ADMIRAL GANtHEALTMFf TO lirr .I'P'ISTER OF MARINE. - ' ". Of Ctpe de Gafia,an'the Coast of Spain, . . • loth .februdo: ~" . . • „ '-- CITIZEN MINISI2Lit, , . • " Having been 3ccn on our passage by several Neutral Yessels, and having been a:1441.11y 6rettmmtlets to en-' ter, tin; Streig,his, and to pass.- before Gibraltar during the • clay, , .and . thereiore. our :living in :he .Alediterraneari no longer remaining a mystery, I tbinic it right to give vou4n ' account of the proceedings of`the Squadron up to thVaa)r . flaying lett Brest 'on the43d.of January, at night, with . a very, strong wind at North, we ad.during the night the inost dreadful wtather.ottl.yrobe, and notwitbkandmg the , i pretautioN I had taken to prevent any separation taking No could not remain united.. " I le , -t Brest in the order of battle, the ImriVisible 'earl; ng. The vessels were „ordered to keep .close to each ether, ui oriic;' to he able to fight to more advantage in 'Case Nye inett he Enemy ; ; put. the was extremely dark; and the squalls succ,ceded each other with such force, that. tife' c 'vessels:suseginerl. damage ; 'they wero no' lager able to follow me and to pursue order. The For midable, which was a-stern of the, Indivisible, carried away her top-roasts. - The Pix 4 4 ,,0ut _was. obliged,to haul heYtVind, `in order to support the Vautour Lugger, which was on the point of The. Constrtutioni also having lost her top-mast, these vessels consequently tell x tend' " Ater having waited for, them, without a sail set for two hours, , l continued my course. At day-break I found myself' accompeinied only hy.thc Frigate the Crwle; The • weather was still very teMpestuoti.s.:, the Indivisible ,lost bet in:lin-mast at ten o'clock in the inchning. During the right we saw the fires of the 'Enemy .frorn their Squadron,: •whieli We knew was stationed to the Southward of the Saints, During the ,day Wc woe :,ot discoverid.by any t; , lid the vLss‘ls a: the place of rendez vous, I 11.:'; . tulecl thither with_ all' possible dibpatelr; and lttpur we, 7 11.41 with, nothing rentat' f iable. We buzedect, some 11ri.::tr::.1r, •tiotn whom we gzine:l no int;:r•rnation ; and we :lid' not see the of an Enentrs titer at Vial - or Of 'Trade. On the A9Ol we artixett at the phmitlaf.rencippliv,ts ; we saw a•Sail to windward;-.which, from her si,•;n4is, we• onclittlLtl to' be an Enemy. We chiiced it- ell day, and at nirte b't.thick at ' , night look pos session fit.; ,she'prova to be an EnOisb v.esiel, called thiilnernriityy, of 28 carionades, , dispatehed by -Admiral R from GibrAltar t0 , 1v,,,411 us. " This rize was a .gdetioincn. We then fell in with the Fortnittahlr. vhicit had also rntt'vvith nothing inte restingrOtl her passa , . - c. On the .31sts ill the other vessels joined, 114 ~vAs the informed oi' the damage they had stetitainecl, I,nd Of the dreatlitil..wei:theii .they .ItUd expeii.. clued: Capt-. lion co et. tr, of he odon,iptakfle, informed tui tltj he had lieett Several. Cows Olverveci by the • Enc iny's. Fri A ates, hut: that, ite did pot th;ink.', it right to %lose tinte in chasing them. RAt, orl CaPe'llnistettre:' the Pri'- gate Bretypire having s - cparated too got engaged with ,an English Frigate. The Brityoure, commenced the at tack; Our Frigate was_ infetiiii hrtiirce to the Eneilly, whose gnus were .12-pounders i neverthElesse having en gaged for hall' an hour within •plstol- ‘ 'shtt, the tnemy croudcd sail away, and CaptillokoEtiN was too far from lo.prlgue her. •It 7 .appears that , it the;4fa voure had succeeded in be:int - in / 4, • the Enemy's Friyate must have been taken ; for ulii% first fire- causg,Cdrehilitll havock. among .t4m, and' nothing was Lard; but crics and gro?.ins r but ita4higAnifortunately:4aileal atterniit ir,i; to board, and the Sycsmart _being kill:A, and 'the Caltain WouLtled, the E ninny escaped. " 'The Biav9ure'loA in this Engagement to mcp, among whom there was an OtlicCr , There were wounded, of whom Capt. Do RAEI.IN, Who was wounc,ted. in ihe hand, wtg one.. 'This ACtion.. however,' does so much honour to the Capciin, Citizen Minister, that I must recomiticiai tint to your notice. " It is ,with infinite satlsfaelion that I terminate this account' by 'gating to you, that the emulation, zeal, and ardour of- all tliz , Ciaptains is .Witill7itt. • hounds, and that there_ is - not • one, upon whose,talehts the Commander in Chief etahnO; Onnrletely . depend. ' ”,.14ealtit•attil:Rat'poi},- • • (SignclL)' G A NT }+E A UIVE • •On thi, Loth, .Arat-Athniral .GA xTn E t UM. ;90,4 00*. sesni . l ol.tharti . cr Sl,tibhtly, 16 ktirrs,Alispate))44.by Aanurat 1:60)“. c Tit . the 13th, at day-break; 'an Einglish Fripiite Ewa observed - watching the SipiaoOn Mth great confioeilLe,• The Rear-Admiral ordered ir general .the Frixate was Liirrdi;,l:l:d arid is the Su«:lss, qt . 3:. buns, Cap t. !'t.A k P. • :MARCH Z. A report froni General FR ANCHESGAI confirms the: acctiunt of the, French haiing entered Man tua, where therlio found cOnsiderable. stores , : The Chief Command of:Mantua has been con. firmed to the Gencial of Diy;sion Miot,!s,— Cienekal MIlitl4ET 'cciriithandk - under his orderi. NI4Ir.CH 3. The Corps of CPliDE.has enibarked at.,Triewe. The destin3tion of. it is not kown. 2 'they write froth. Naples, that the -KING of SARDINIA had embarked in that port for PaPiwi.g. Accounts Piave been received from. St. Domitzgo, that the river, Artibonite had. overfiowed,and in_ un4ated iie Phan of .St.. Marc. About 400 persons perished it 3 this • dreadful, inunda(ion,' which had: totally destroyed several Plantations. • Louts : BON A'? MI 1 t k i nd the OtTicem who ac. rompanted hikn, are; vt-ci on the ;d inst. at Paris. CO P ENHAG rN, B. 44..—The Swedish Ad n irdt CRON6TF.DT is at present in this - capital. He has come for the purpose of concerting with the War. Department, on the means of defence, anti I,r condudiug future operations. The Ship of the Line the Elephant., of, 70 guns, is ai r cady stationed' at -the entrance of our Road. MreAx pia Sailors from,Norway, who will come by the way of Sweden. " It is at this moment said, that the iCrtqc of SwEDfirt iS arrived - in this Capital, u nder the name of the Count 4.e MAGA,. (FROM ; THE MONITRUR,,OFMARCii 2.) We have just received a 1 . -0......tter from 'Carlson: tjnople, of - which we gire the following ,Ex traets : caminellopfr, X.in. 10. , g 6 Had it not been prevented by a violent tern- - pest, the English Expedition would, before this nine. have reached the place of its destination,- Lord K E has already arri ve d at Macri, consi derable port .of Natplia; in Caramania, opposite to Rhodes, with apart of his Fleet and fifty two I rans ports, 14;6 have landed the first bivision o f liifi Troops. It is fully ascertained that J-ord 1-1 has dispatched four Ships of the Line aiid f our Frigates, under the orders of Admiral Ili ck. FvroN, to eruize before Alexandria, in order to intercept two of the Line and four Fri- ENGLISH STATE LOTTERY. F vra The following Capital Prizes were Drawn No. 11,060 i a Prize of FiveTnousand , Pounds. 18 • , 17 a Prize 0114fty Pounds. The Ticket No. '57,346, drawn On the third day of Drawing a Prize of- ioobl. also the Ticket 44709; on' the first day of Drawing, a Prize of ,the only two Prizes drawn thiS_Ltitteq ;above were sold, .shared, and' registered at IDRummoiqb'i Fortunate Office, No. 65,• 'Meet ;streeti. where Ptizes to a large amount have been ;sold and paid in former p •Lotteries. Tickets and !shares' on sale ddririg the Drawing, warranted undrawn. UndrawnTickets ,and Shares are selling every day Trani eithtl . tiii?ninVa'elbektin:tfie . hietrritik; an: , from two till : eight o'clock in ibe evening, at the qtd stablished.Pflices of. T. No. 4_, Cornbin; L(;ndon, NTatichester, and Eainbutzli. STATE OT THE wriErL: •—• - Piizef'Of '30,0031. , . z .of 2c,00p1. . ' of 10,0001. • of jvocl. of 2000 l . 9': . of Stool. &c. ,The State' Lottery . Tickets nnd.Shares - , ranted ,undrawn, are.on :salifrom eight !o,nine in the morning, arid from two till eight in the after nOrin,- at the Offices' of *Ricrimu>sifrt, 'Gthin- Ltioc; •and Co. N 0..: to - 4, No. 'B, Charing . Cross t -where ;; the . two last Prizes of. Thirty Thousand Pounds, shared, were sold. CONCRETE LESION Mr. Co xWE L L , of Temple-tar, haiing . been giN:en to understand that some 'Other - Acid has been sold for Concrete .Lemon Juice, 'feels it ne cessary to observe, ,that lie is pelmitred, to,.refer, to the highest. Authorities in .this Kingdom, for the purity of that pretwed by hinielf; and he trusts thatthe precaution of signing every -Package with his name, and in his own hanci,writiog, will . afford sufficient security against imposition ,to, thoSe who shall be, desirous to make use of . this convenient and elegant preparation. .77 Sli pooLF., ..mtot sm j. Arrived—the A lice, Williams, rich 3 Lisbon,; and Swift Cutter, Lieut. Sir johri Coliaon, froin. 1 Cruizet,_ with a re-takel Vessel. Wiillams,"and Hope, Neifterwoeid, for Pori:sit - 101,1th; V nits, P ace, 1 . 411 -, Solithantptoo +144, aurl Thontzt., ,Morcoine, I'o Liverpool; and Friends, Cooper, tor 1.91 - 1(i011. . - - • • qgAVES.END 4 .I4I , AI!C : ii.j. Passed by—tin Eurydice, Compton, from Martinique. Saittt—tiic: Taney, • , for Cori(; for lielfast-; and Virginia,. Cull.u, for New ,Yuck. B/RTII. "- On Sunday fasf, at Rod:-II.111; in'Cheshife, th 6 'Lady ta Randle Wilbraham, of-a Son. . PIED, On Saturday evening fait, at Brighton, Francis Bid tlulph, Esq. of Charing-ctoss, Banker. , - At Poole t ,Mrs.,F,,Jizabeth Strong, relict of the late Al derman Strong, of that ' • f WANTED TO'itENT, for a running Term, front , • 144y-.4,y,.ed . .bi t ioir,i4paio44,et,„in digs. the Cobituipt oTtoineget, 'Cldifaste ,l r***Wi„ crr'Serks,' not - less than Fiity AIRS , frim.f 3 iFACndtin,. where •t he Remit are:..: t ttntqugtlb 09d, , a . - A MODERN BUILT FAMILY HOUSE,.. in goALßepair, comprizing not less than Six best Bed- ' charnbzit;-Dining, DrAing, and Gentleman's Rooms, of good4mensiens, and suitable ,Oflices and Servants Roongai witii.Stblipg and C5,411.111t5e, a wap ti . . ar den, and from Twenty-five to Tiiirty Acres of crass Last contiguous. • cenv pto ,• , • • PaitieulArt to bet verttlicEMr. Wrangliani„ Stationer, ' No. ro„ New Bond-sl4t, London. T .4 ; l lS . , l : t i ll P e ° :c ft filc4 AN ci l o:lts C ,.. A lrpp l e ° rt N ie . s . .Of • • .1/ Mcdicitie have fall y ! cstahlAsi;c4;,ils - repute, and., when it is Univaiallr reconnfieliiied-sbylhe grateful voico,`.. of those who have experienced its benefits, there cannot arise any necessity; ofoktytitlisigitAiplii the public uptice. - Such isth i c preocra 1", 2k I. §..11. 'J 3 's ANT iScoR. _ Ul - 16 Ditois, Ivhicir:aVe Meicine foi• the Cure of the Scnrvy,Crint,.Rhetinietistri . ;.arteallJnisaplers arising from , I ndigestion.or Iniourities uf-tho Blood, standsconfessedly :,- Wittiout•A yar: . • I t would Lr unriectissarv, theiefore, to comeforiard with any etilUgiiiin its Well attes•ted-qua titles, were if4l . ot itlClllllh6lt ouitl*PrOprietOr to put-the Publicon their- guard av:ainl;l;jriToition.. Iu a late trial. in the Court of Coninion . 0-Ai.,re Lord E too N it .wailully proved tivie Spitriotis . in" situ re'had bcen -sOld by -'- Mes - s Ts. Forbes:: Citymists, - iii the • Borough, n lieu 'of .Spilsbury's Drops. The Pui - rtic th:•refire cautioned to a%:old'sueloite - sktbstitutions, and tilC Patient to con- • stilt' his own .health, by app!yirig iur the Medicine at the Disgensaryoioi fis, ; *ollo r stpi4e. • • • N, B. It was proved that the spurious Mixture was _ bottll mas4red, 13y, ,A uraority." The genuine, Medicine is sold and Inarkea; " By the Klng's Potent." . . THEN ReslOns P ib r i D ift e y .s . s d i e ° v ll iit a t i e fllC'roilenntloief Education and the s"elettion or a p...k-ttliat t he sanetiori of long con. tinned success .is Alt? best ctitorioyi of superiority: Eight years have J devatc4l praclice to the exclusive treatment of Three I)lSorders;, and' ttid. suCcesOtt I result of mV-plan gives we oippose, itar .ts•fi -silt abie; thesa i vages of those. Cc kilitla4l4 .Whi%;;lr are.the.pAost . important in the Ctitalogue of I Itunan After initiati'n into every i 3 anrh i ait'Army Surgeon, ;I ttirirred'a - wish atah early -pattOd . of rartiPe t., rescue im ilividuals from the ignolance of uneducated niqn, or the equally ,tiangea - p9sAirecipitav of 'general you:A*llly attention, comprise: , ;cvery> species of \TEN E. E A L.EN t , . whether ot , - tecent. or long lu. • melon idly, All Wilellilr..arising front thiohstrite:of school=boys, or the firdiiVginees of mature !age: ../EndMastly,iliattierangermin ot.kite.syst e rn in WO. linen Which is i;iill4ld - 1 . 33'4 F.N111,E54, or Si. 4): LIT Y. in Nueretislel:es;arc. - the resit It o; ignorarke; or haste :in'tile-trettrineht , Of.a suttple . Cosultrlttea ; :MI it. not un- • Kregiteritlyilappens -that- the seed ;of I . tie are pots - oiled - by tlie.cai.liscretion orl.au usi',,,irtled.hour..-.--h y superior Inc. ithiact such Corriplaiiitt aired;aid; even Where others have failed, I trust that I may presume to oil 4 a • radicallc..ostablisltritent.r, 7 . • : , - - . F however, arc the case's of .cornpliCatedttistress in this disorder, compared with the calamitous situations of - !Nlini„, who, -frout art inthilgence in a , solleary. vice, or the ,prevalent gaieties of a fashionable, at:Titre that state • _of Debility, which is the unavoidable tOnsequence of such pernivions habiis... • • • Where the unhappy- sutrerefbroods over his misery, but . , preeullf conceals his mistbiitine,. it niV he some conso itliiircOr him to know, that although it bean' objed'of doubtorAncertainty with otlizr rraditiotieys, the removal these Deficiencies by the gradual rogress of Reitova tion, is the acquirement of my Experience.-If tlice-rites Bacehtis or Sleiius have began•to rednee.listanly,vigoUr, • jniiCii..anxiety.Aviti be ptevt:nted. by an early - Counterac. Ption of this. languid State; .iii I. in , these cases, no great Cliffieu(fv will occur: Bui **lure this Deficiency has - farivtis qxisted, a proper terseverance exquisite to revive the slum. . eriug Spaiks Of Lite, ;Ind to re-animate the Constitution. MARRIED W().M.F.14; leave long•iace,n disap pointed in their expectations of a Family; may be,assUred, aliat•in most instances,,stichttefeets 4tie.t.lurabl by Medi al • • t - The seeresy which --is so essential to tity7ttnite;Sislii ng . and theNualifications which I hate presumed to state, she basis bssis of my-pretensions, acd in coinFidence with sikc h this intimation is given, that . Mr. R. may' be consulted strait Note),' it hi s h ouse ,,N u , 29 ,4runc1et,.Street, 4ratl4, near 'l.emplc liar. Thro is an aciditiOiliti F.ntranci iri Water-street s . adjoining, anft - tlteNh6ie:is bout thtitlbOrs": - • leg4ref Surgtpns, , _ • - Copy o a tetterfrom T gra R YHO Rik'c't sq. q'o T. TAY LO.R., S l ut - Rum, N0.,9•,. Nem Bridge-street, - . • - S 1 R 9 'LT A VING. frequently heard -Pi the, remaricable 4. Cures your Leake's Patent Pills have em-cIM, I ivasinduced to-apply fofthem tit . - a .Vender-in-t and I have now tin pleasure of iptbrining you, that from a state almost incredible: (beltir debilitated•by - , atjo ,course of Mercuty, whkh ltad noeffed) I am now become he.alth , ', robust; and stronger than ever ' when even in perfect health : and this great Cule luis been effeElea by !your:invaluable Medicine in thc .. space - ofab9ut nine weeks. I think I cannot burin ji.iSfiCe to yon and yOur excel lent rscaledY, , tlesire.that -- you would, letAis Letter appear in t the Public Print's, - to shew to society the astonishing eh- Ical4 of thitinestimabre:Medicine., - • lam,- Dear-Sir; Your humble Servant,' ROBE RT DKYFI R . • To Mr. TtItiMAS ' Surgeon, No. g, 'New - • • • Bridge-street, London. About nine months Since, I was troubled with violent • lerti ptiori ill overt V bedy, taiga blisters - on my !neck, and • ••'.. was. .so severely afil ioted, tl tat I could get no • rest. gin. t f ;night for _months ; ,in conseq,uence of which ! went antra to long routine Of Medicine, which had northe most trifling !eilkett la the inean tiine -was intbrined by tr friend that tyLkiir Pills, stiled," Leake's Patent Pills," might do me flood, - -theie fore tried .otie , ..box - , ggreat' • I amazement,. the large blisters scorned to dccruase; on eotk ... !raged by -so 'unexpeeted ,- in event, 1 , resolved , to Try rticiri i , • t and had taken only three,. boxes; betbre - the sales o n my , ibOdy totall7 disappeared, and - I am now pertecity e lm & il -wish yoii to-nnek.e.niy case known; that the Pliblro,at , 'large may be hew:fit - LA by your MS. The reason of lily Snot making-my case - ,knOWst-fO-you sooner ' 'Was, I wialted4 Ito try Om on a tliend, who, ls,.ith.myself, live to. rejoice =the day on which we' had Itu..!ourse to your justly famous • Patent Pills. I am, Sir • . . Your most obcdi.iiit Servant, and wall-wisher, • J3ridge-;street, MARKHAM . : S.. Pray in my case as public ;as pct;sable. "The abode I.c.arneSt.ly'rdtornrrieridcd to alt . persons,that are in, any doubt of ,their being entirely free, of every Venereal itftcctiouz particularl!.. to -those a bodt , ~itering. their, condition -in.lite, as .4t will t:ert.rinly.er4dicate: c ';:f . y taint of that nature, of howevcr long standing, or iLlwever disguised under•theapjarance of other Disorders, may be—For S'corbutic, Glandular, and Cutaneous coniplaiiits. reconiniended to be taken, especial-,:_ • intlie, Spring, stuntner, ,and Fall. Per pared and - sold by the - Foie .froprietor, .THONLAX Y LOR, l'Plemba of' t 114,C orpotation of Surgeons, too-. !lis . - Honse; -- No. y, New Bridge-street; where he itt Ovcsarliiee, . Fe, to persons taking these . i• and'%vill answer Patients 'Letters, - if posmraideOa the Same terms; Obs'erving in all Cases the rnoStinviOlablo secrecy, no Person's mune or case having been mentioned,. Our at their own particular request,-by thg Proprietor, dor hag the cause of more than tnirty,five years, that he has had the cniuluEtingorati e.‘fri ,-, , , , , e'sale of the above Me"'cif<:ine, ind,thc praetiee - • - • They are also sold, by his Appointment, at the-Perna:ll.' 35, St , Alban's-street „Pali Ma 11; Mr,-Robert.. son's Toysnop, No, to 3, Oxibrd-street ;• MT. Steer St. - Bookseller, -. l.leirin-roW, - ; an by. on K, Person in every eunsisitrable Town in England, c.. in It Eof only 2S. 9d. each, sealed up, With tall and plain ;,. , - . . B. Every I3ox sold in Great Britain is sealed up with, a Stamp, on whiCh by fe,Your cf the Commissioners printed, in- the Stamp-Office. " Taylor, NO. 9, New , .131Iage;street.," to imitate which is felony,Nand all others are counterfe:z. „PR [GT 0 VEST Bank Stock shut Navy ;pee Cent. '904 II s vet Celli•. 1797 i shut Irish $ per Cent. shut 4 perfCent: Con. shut 3 per Cent. Red. shut -3 per Cent. Can.icia Ditto Scrip Ilaitk LAIN-Ann'. • Ditto Short Am). Ditto Scrip F STOCKS, XILDAY, . . India Stock Ditto Bonds .2s. dis. lixcne9ner Bills :is. dii. 14eiv ditto '• • • - Lottery Ti'ckets (Minion, I,to prem. ' I ITI C -3 . pet. CCI4, Ditto Ann. to 13-16 Bank for Accotint I nilia .for drito Cons'.l6l , Apr: • EARAI'IT7Mt.,-411' the Advertisement teopeaing.xingont ! monly . glegAnt.gesidence and Bo:0, in the Front of this' " , Pitp'er yisterchry, th'e kvoids:APfri irniimut'Avere omitted !to i*oddecl aft t. the Terms for each Person ;iiercm men .. tinned. 'eOI4SUNIPTI VE:COSIPLAjZIT, RE. generally ..oceasioned. by the StagratiOq ,pf the Blood irt,the I t ungs, • till it is converted into puruldnt matter; 't fits may Ibeov‘iing - ioiiilious, astltgtatic, or dropsicai conkplainls,- excess of libidinous pudulgencies, leading a too studious, sedentary lire heat ofclimate, - - .hard , ddriking, itrirrioderate.use ofrnercorkds, tea, cogee, or other watery itduscls ; it may be owing' to a cold caughttby‘taitip bedS . C.C . datnp houses; -ch100)3110 . 01 . - green 4ianes§i e.vess of griel or pleasure ; debility of the. fibres of die viscerdean Ulcer in the . I iiiror, cus tomary eur4ises, &c.. Tbe.-C.ORDIA r„ BALM of GILEAD - is CalculAttNl ZO - restc;r, a broken and decayed constitution to its: prit;tit heairli and vigour. . To be had at 1-laif-a_Cni! . ...va or sl. eases with ;wave, :at Mr. Mathews,Strarld, Loiulon, the only. Ware :house for Dr. Solomon's Cordial 1311th xchang.ectinirt 4 , !On and in "Nth: \tit Hazard.v 11 ris tol,Sheppard.;/Brightqp, 'C.re,gory.:-.hirojkigitakn, Swin .; Bedford, Smith ;lilandtottl/SiMmOns ; Si: chirp el Walt:Lln, Howard :,,Cambridge, lodg'son Coventry, RollasOn Col Chester, Kcyiner ; 'CnterbUry,. Sihmous Carlisle,, Chatham, Etlierington; Chelmsford, Clz.char ; Chester, Fletcher, Poole and Son ; Chichester, Philipsnn :;.Cirekester,',S le. DOison; Drury' Cillourliam; j'eititii*ton ; 1 .) , )vnr,N6 1 1e4; Pey,iips' ' ! Broughton .; . Do rchestei, C tut,.• Deal, Rose; Parinintith, faCkSen LEdinburgh, smith ;, Exeter, 'lrzwhian and Son ; .F;alnorttli, EAliott ; loitcester„ RaThes ; IV' Donald ; Gosport, I lanlink; RaWsoe'; I pswicli; Middteciitril ; itic• ~t Wight. Kekal.i„ Branthwaite ; ,Liverpool, ,'.c.rrtt lout' Wright;` Walmsley . ; r Letiis t Ltins • . Drury; 'LytAn,, 41eacilev ; I,6ces, 1,.1, G'regnry, ; Lewes," Lee ; Manchester, och . ;. Margate, Rowe ; • Maidstone, Blakt ; Marl. Harold ; Newbury, Fuller .; Wal_ ; Northativurn, Ectke.; :Nottingham, Burbage;'•Wor ' Stevenson Cctinpany , • t Oxford, lanes;' Ply_ ;I, I'l trn h, Richards': Portionthiliebtni ; PrestOn, Str Sotacr and Co, Shtewsbury,- Wood ; ,toithatnpmn, Baker . ; - Stalford, Smith StanitorrL New_ ~ nib;.- Sunclerlatut,!Rray; Collins Scatho rough, 13.tvley ; 'fah Mon, Poole; Tunhridge, CoX; Wells, WeymoUt Wood; Windsor, Blakeney-; W.,r cc4ter, Ty.titUs; Warwick„ Perry , Winchester, Robbins ; York, Tesseyman ; Yatitimith, Downs. - • ' - And by, ail. the q:purihrle 'Medicine Venders,. Booksel kc. every prom tpal town in" England, Ireland, Scotland,, and rtrnerica. • . • LONDO N : Printed by itU tHANA N NP.M I LA N., liow-Street, ('ovcnt-Ca-rdcn ; and Publishid by WILL! AM AxmicLi•ScßlPi's Callorse,ferry-foad, Westodniter);_ At the 1c r i N o . /12, Str in d where drivtrtittiitertn, Orders foz the- *aver, 4(1101. tin tjle . Editor, &c. (poet-paid),: pe addrcsedi -ate=; which it was underfitpod had sailed from . lattro carry 'sticconi`g Ariril'orEgypt; u The English keep a Vely . igillnt -look out on the. Coasts of Egypt,; but she R,eksgblicap- fpree 'is 'in a very good state in ,the interior, There is in encampment 'near Caireof to,ooo vickid'men, all French; acid great distanOe another :11111 3 of iq,ooo Copts,..;tud,Qt f eeks. There, are very. considerable garrisons pal towns, and all the chief points aresuarded icy 6600 wen, half French and half Greeki. ‘.l.'he Porte is. ex tr,enzely • languict gi ving' asitatige to tho-Eriglish,, and there is, no longer Sink' doubt that there exists between the Courts 61 Kussia and ,Great Britain a very great coolness. .Agent,s of the formerTowes,eAert themselves to thwart by every means the success of the Eng lish Expedition." . FEB . . thought that the occupation of Bremen, of Haitsburg4 . and of the ElMorate of ,H4nover, will depend ,on the answer Which tye Court of .Berlin shall receive from the Bittish'Cal;inet to the fast Note sent by an. Ek intordinary Courier- t&L'Oridon. 'Meanwhile, it is certain- that a body of Troops is marching from the interior .of, Prussia. JAN. gussian Courier was lately robbed of 1 9 ,610' roubles, in theq6ver„.. ment of'Kostroma. The trnperor, .on hearing of the affair, immediately caused the .property•bf the Governor to •be - seized ; and ordefeirtilt the sequestration should not betaken off Until the Courier should be — indemnified for his loss. On this -occasion the Privy Council of - Petersburgh has-. given notice: to. all the Governors of Pro vinces, that they .shall.be personally responsiHe fbr all losses °fa similar nature, which shall , take, _place within the. limits of .their .respetaive Go vernments. • - T/TRTN, FEB. ro. Thy Hereditary PRINCE Of NAPLES hal quitted Palermo, and entered. Naptes amidst the firing of cannon, .and other de ' monstrations of public joy. The Neapolitan Troops continue to move back in small detachments towards the kingdom of Naples ; with all their cavalry, artillery, , car riages, and other equipages of war. VIENNA, FED. x6.—The Court has received the Treaty cor t eludcd ,at Luneville. . This avec: able news has.bFen published here, but without any solemniY ) ; of .form. It is probable that : It nat be proclaimed , till the Ratifications arc exchange 4., tVe can now state,. that the Baron de Thu - 'GUT has entirely withdrawn from public affairs. He his 'even rein ea the adinintstration of the Italian Provinces committed to his c#6'... • He is,about to quit the capital, in Order to go and liVeat CracoW. 1-k has already t:ll , :.en leave. • I'he news of Peace leavo.; no room fo!' - attention to thiS event, which excites rio emariOii.• The EmpEttiii . has appointed •his Ilrother, the Archduke JOHN, DirettOr_General' of the Arril- ry, with •the assistance' of the two Generals Iltoox and De VAUX. The Archduke CHARLES has- sent extraordi_ pary Couriers with• instruEtions for the ,Com mandants of .Eastern Gallicia, Hungary Proper, And Croatia. his thought/that they relate to 'the march of the Russians. Letters from the GreekslVlerchants of Moldavia and Wallachia, state that :these Troops continue their march along the frontiers of European Turkey. BAve•Ni4Ei'Ftb. •have his inoment received 'certain -accounts fromMiirid,.•that Spain has declared War against Porttigal:_:.?robably the 'Portqguese Governniot exiithed this declaration in fOrm, in order to be able' to notify to- their 'guests, .the English,; the necessity-of evacuating their territory‘ The latter. have4fiready begun to•do so. . Most.of the Troops. they..had here, are arrived at Minorca,—( journal de . ments.):, . ...BotißDEAtlx,,Fgo. 23.—Thereexis ts,..it is • 'said, a Secret Treaty between the Court of Spain iancl.the French Government, by which ,His Ca;. 'tholie ,Majesty .cedes. to the French ...Republic' I..otti4iana and all .- its depenclgncies.. We. only give this intelligence, as a- reportlgeneTally cir., . iculatecll is said, , however, that it is Con!. pined in , a Letter from a Mornber of one of the first A u Charities in .the Republics—(os.cia/jwir !nal of let Gironde.) 'PE rEtt3BURGIII D.gc•' , '26.-7-The Nsorthern Conv.en.tion ratifiecl:by,His of all the Russiaa, • • • • We PAul. 1.-hy ; t4 grace of God,. Emperor and .Auto crat of all tho liLibiias, of Moldavia, Movie, 71V Nor ogOr bel ; C2ar of Cam,' •aila -.Gram of ttie-SoVertign Order of St. John of Jerusalarfriv Arr.-notify•by • tlitt -•pre sent; that in eopcert Aytth flis,Majesty the Kt Nc. of SwE- . . vex, our respective Plenipou!ntiaries have concluded and signed, in . our ,City of St. Putursburgh,:bn the -t6th of . December, 180 a, a Convention, fur a Naval firmed Neu trality, 'the tenor of which runs as follows:--[See the, Treaty in a former Papor]... • After 4 dne"ex:amirnation'ofhe motives therein enutne- • rated, we sanction, confirm, and ratify it by the / present, In the, most soleitin manner, and in every artiae, prUints . in,4 tut tug I imperial wartl 4 for ourielNes - antl4aursuccesiors, inviolahly,tn observe and e4ccute every thim b g stipulated by the said Convention; in Virtue of •which we have signed our present Imperial Ratification with bur - own hand, and have thereuitto•alitixed•the , GM4 Seal of our- 4ropire. Done at St. Petersburgh (8), 2. , A1) . Dec, 18.00 . , and of : • our Reign' the sth Year. PAUL. ' 'Coupt dc R OSTQ I: IN . i LONDON MARKETS. CORN EXCHANGE; FitIDAY, iNIARciI.6... . A Itlioygh our Market. was iii g . erieral pretty w:!11 sup= plied; yet the prices have not &Timed, but the sales were dull. , . • . - .. . , CURRENT' PRICE 01: GRAIN. . , s" ' Winchester Measure 'Of . Eiglit Bushels. --1 .. •:-; ~ - FRIDAY, MARCH 6.... . --. -1 . Wheat - .rip a .r.tos od. Boilers,. - loos .I.leS Otl , Filleilit'io --1144 s a iseis ad' Fine ditto i tis'a i Lis o'ilJ . Stiiierkine. • 16osi a 0.1.!; od .I;ine .;101.011c, !Otta i itis : pd . , Rye -94 s a JooS od, Fine Pcails 1125 a I 145 od • Fine ditto . ,Ixa4s a lo6s. act- S mill-IL:fans. 66T.a " 721-voti . Stained Barley 6os a . 705 od Tick ditto - sBs a 63s od Malting do. '- '•l6's a gos'od , liind* hard: do'.- —s a's- -- - -Is' od Fine ditto . i6s a- gas, pd. kiln-drieddo.3ss. a .66s od -Brown Malt ,665 a Bos 'ad' Oats, - _ -4 4 i a 46s od Pale ditto_ , 80s a . gas od . -.Fine ditto • .-s a 5. , 0 .04 fine ditto' -''f 'gas a tooSoa - Poland; ditto 505 a 5-zs-Ct,.. Hog-Pease , .•.-7?s a. 78,,s od 1 Fine dittQ_-•-_" •'.7 - 's ..S..iX-'•4 41- A metican Barrels -of Flour, containing it cwt, is from . ~ . . , gas. to rob. per. Barrel. . ' ~:;; . • I I