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The Sun.
London, England, 1801-09-22

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'fliE race tetween Sir ARRY . E_ T EMPEST'S
hot sz 4",ichifi hier, .and Mr.jokissorr's Sir Solomon,
took place 'at Doncaster on Saturday. It was &play
or p).ty aiatch for 300 guineas, and won by the lat,
ter with
.great ease ,The sesult.has disappointed
the sporting men) who baCked Cockfighter, on whoni
the odds:in London wereS and. 6 to 4.; in York;
shire, among the common people, all, of whom are
sportsmen, .z r, and on, the field, the day of thq
race, s to- 4.) and, i s to. Cockfighter was iook4
ed upon as one of the best horses in the coun-
try, having- won every thing; and, being a York_:
shire horse, and the property of Sir HARRY;
VANE, great confidence. was placed in. him. Sir;
80/otin was also knOwn to be an excellent horse ;i
he has- won every thing- thiS. year,. and particularly'
distinguished ,himself at Newcastle Races. CoCk
ghter was rode by one of Sir H. T..VANt's stable-.
boys ;, Sir Solomon was rode by Shepherd,. one. of
the best Yorkshire' jockeys. They 'carried .equal
Weights. Not only did Cockfighter lose, but,•it
'seems, he, had no chance with his antagonist, whom
he never once headed, and -Sir Solomon ,won in
canter. Vast sums of money: were depending, not
less perhaps than 50,0001. The whole s:orting
world went from London to, be present at the match,
and, a great crowd of the first Nobility and Gentry
of: the North were present. The horses ran theidis-
tance (four miles) in seven :minutes and ten seconds.
his not believed that Sir H. VANE had more money
depending than the stake of soogs. named
,in the
list. Mr. JOHNSON; the owner of Sir Solomon, is
aGentleman of large fortune.,in the North, who ne-
ver -comes to London, but- sports :freely onv the
Turf, keeps fine racers, and is deemed.agood judge.
Sir HARRY not long since refused )3000 guineas
for Cockfighter, and endeavoured in vain to match
him at Newmarket in the spring. ". ' •
London, England, 1801-09-22

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F4LIIIOUTH, S 2 rT. 1.9,

LATE last night, after Post, arrived the Duke cf
Cumberlod Packet, Capt.,Bout DnRSON, from the
Leeward Islands, with Mails from thence, thirty
days passage from Tortola.
Passengers by her are, Col.Witsox, Mr. RAW-
LINOS, Mr. WARNE, Mr. An nor, Mr. CUNNING.
HAM, and Mr. WEEKS.

Late this evening arrived the Ship Martin, Capt.
CROHAN, eight days from St. Sebastian, for the East
Indies. She brings an account of a quarrel having
taken place in the Province of Valentia, between
the French and Spanish Troops, in which the former
are said to have had about eighty killed.

Put in here in distress, .having sprung a leak,
with both pumps choaked, the Brig Charlotte,
Capt. BOULDEN, from London, laden with bale
goods, &c. bound to Africa.

Sailed the West India Ship Festal, Capt. HU7'C tr.
TNSON, for London, laden with coffee, sugar, &c.
from Nevis, having parted convoy.
Remain by contrary wind, the King George
Packet, for Lisbon, and the Chesterfield ditto, for
Halifax and New-York.
London, England, 1801-09-22

This Day was published,
in tine Volume, large Octavo, illustrated with Two
Maps and Two Plans, on'a very exten-siveScale, price
Fitteen Shillings, in boards,
TH E HISTORY of 'the CAMPAIGN -of
1799, in HOLLAND, composed from Original
Documents, Being the Fifth Volume of the'RISTORY of
the CAMPAIGNS of 1796, 97, 98, .and• 99, in GER-
MANY, SWITZERLAND, and ITALY, price Two
Guineas in boards. •

- The Fifth Volume is sold separately.
Sold by Cadell and Davies, Strand ; Egerton,- Charing-
Cross ; Wright, Piccadilly • Gardiner, Princes-street, Ca•
Vendish,:sqUare ; Archer, Dublin; Manners and Miller,
Edinburgh

• .•• - 'THREATENED INVASIQN.
, This Day was published, Ready -printed in.Quarto,---• -
Dedicated to • His Royal Highness • the Duke of York,

Price zs. kri

Iliistrated'with a coloured Ch'art of Great Britain and Ire-
land, and the sueoundini; Coasts, from the Mediterranean

to the North Sea, on which every Descent is corredly
delineated ; -
lIISTORICAL SKETCH of the INVASIONS
or DESCENTS upon the BRITISH ISLANDS,
from the- Landing. of William the Contincror to the present
time. ..Prom the French. With, a Cen:inuation by the
Translator.
Printed for john Stockdale, Piccadilly. -"
Of Whom may he had, the feWlemaining Copies of Ander-
son's British Poets,
.13.v015. Royal Odavo, at the reduced
price of 51. Ss. in boards, or 71. 7s. elegantly calf gilt.
N.B. The price of this Work will very soon be considerably
advanced.
London, England, 1801-09-22

PORTSMOUTH, SErr. 21.

ARRIVED the Reina Louisa Spanish Cartel, from
the West Indies.

Arrived the following West Indiamen, having
been separated from the Convoy the 4th inst. in a
heavy gale of wind, viz. Progress, BONNER, Ann,
NAYLOR, Admiral Laforey, and Maria,
DUDGEON.

We learn that a Frigate was this morning on
shore on the Shingles. Repeated ?firing were heard,
and the wind blowing very strong. We have not
yet learned her..name.

The Tender belonging to the Roekai Cutter,
Capt. STILES, this day brought in 6¢ tasks of
spirits, and some tobacco.

Arrived His Majesty's Ship Serpent, from Irelane.

SHEERNESS, SEPT. 21.

THE remainder of the West India Fleet, which
came home under convoy of the Hebe, this day
passed up the Thames.
A Dctaa.t,►ucizt 0r Llii: 3ucrey rvltiittl, Which has
been quartered in this Garrison for the last summer,
this morning marched to join- the Regiment at Can.
terbury. During their stay here, their behaviour
has been such, as to merit the approbation of all the
inhabitants.
London, England, 1801-09-22

MISS ROBE,RI:SON.

This Lady has already. appeared before the Public
so Often, that she may now be considered as a iiro-
fesse& AuthoresG. Her last publication, 'addtessed. to
the'EditOr of another Evening Paper, is as follpws
c' MR. EDITOR,

‘‘ You must be well, acquainted, with the dis-
tinaions popular clamour has conferred on me ; I
hope .your Readers, and the Public at large, 'will
not think I hurry them by ;he following inquiricsl
as I have been the universal topic for the last wig')
months, I suppose any pne of .my calumniators .can
readily answer them.

" In the first place, What is-the etytpology and
signification of the words Swindler, Proteusi .Mer-
cury, intrepid Heroine, &e.:?
" Secondly, In what reiett..can they: prove any
one of the, epithets applicable.tojpe ?

" Thirdly, How is Miss Sharpe an accomplice
in my guilt,, when not one criminal a&ion or in-
tention has been, or can. Le, proved against either
of us ?

" Miss Sharpe's kind attention, when her sym-
pathy was most wanted,
.is a subjea of coristerna-
pon to those who profess themselve-s .f‘lends.,- Wand
prostitute the word Friendship for gain, though they.
never felt the worth of the former) or the benign
influence of the latter`; these have been' very naive
in propagating reports injurious,to us, yet are they
Doi Very tardy in proving [heal just-and well-tbund:.
ed ?

f 4 When justice, weighs impartially the cause of
the Swindled against the Swindlers• of their pro-
perty and ,reputation, where will the miserable race
rf echoes and copyists of 'all denominations 'hide
thetnclves ? If my slanderers and accusers cannot
.tiiswer these queries within ten days of the date
reoft I beg Mr. Editor you will give your cari_
did opinion of. them. My friend,
.and your, humble servant,
ii:unt.i4tgdall, Sept. 19, 180 " C. ROB ER +SO N."
London, England, 1801-09-22

LONDON MARKETS, &c.

CORN-EXCHANGE, SIFT. 2s.

We have had a pretty good supply of both Foreign and
English Corn since last Monday, chiefly Wheat, which arti-
cle has declined in price full Ss. per quarter since this day
se'nnight.
Rye, Barley, and Malt, are much the 'same.
-Oats, of rine quality, are rather dearer; hut coarse and in—
ferior samples ale very dull, and with very little variation in
price.
Both Pease and Beans are very scarce, and rather dearer.

RETURN PRIC
On board Shi
English Wile* 55s a 7os od
Fine - os a Bos od ,
Superfine . os a 88s od
Foreign ditto 435 a s6s od
inc a 7os od
Superfine 2i4s, od
Rye -36 s a 46s
_od
Fine - a 4is od
Barley - 30, a 3b5 ad
Fine - os a 48s od
New - . a 54s ,ozi
Malt • sos to 65s ad
Fine - -76 s od

E OF GRAIN,

p, as under :
Superfine Malt —s od
Oats . 21$ a 36s od

a -38 s od

4.?..s a 42s

•
PRICE Or
Fine Flour - 7os to Sos od
Second ditto 7os to 755- od
London, England, 1801-01-26

PLYMOUTH, jA`m.

TH E Channel Fleet sailed from Torbay yester.
day, and passed by this Fort in the. afternoon,
with a fine breeze at North."

Arrived the Danish Brig LJAke Spill, of Am-
ito, J. K. Votis inaster, frorn'Ostend bound to
St.. Martin's, in ballast, captured by the Cot.
taur, of 74 guns. ,
London, England, 1801-01-26

THE KING 'v. KILNEk.

This was a conviction fora Libel, and the
Defendant was ordered to he imprisoned in New_
gate fir eight calendar months, and giv,e security
for his good behaviour for five years, hitmelf in
foool, and two Sureties in zsol. each.

For .the Rheumatisrns and Colds .which -prevail
at this season of the year, no Medicine is so safe
and efficacious as Dr. JANiEs's. ANAL,E PT IC P 1 r.LS
—Their peculiar tendency, to promote perspira-
,don, and all the natural 'secretions, wit! account
for .their singular virtues in, these. Complaints, as
well as in many others to which the human frame
is liable from the yicissitudes of .our Climate—
:They are admirably Litilculated for disorders of
'the Stomach and, Bowels, for.persens of a Bilious
or a Gnu!). habit, as also for those,whose con-
stitutions have been affeaed by a., too aftiv.-e or
too Sedentary life. They, are likewise particu-
larly serviceable in Head-ails o,easioned by
digestion, and in remOving the bad effeas of
free liVing ; as also in... preventing Palsies , and
Apoplexies, so often the 'consalucnCe of intern.
.perance. " Recourse shO'uld be had to them after
every excess of eating or drinking, "and upon
every.slight indisposition ; :.and thus their well-
known churaderistte 'of proinoting'longevity Will .
;be Maintained'; for; by assisting Nature ip;:the,
due discharge of the' animal iun6tions, "and -by
keeping the constitution as it were, in continual
repair, they preserve the.body in health and vi-
gour, and prevent pretnatiire decay. ..,---
As the Analeptic PillS b'We their excellence to
a peculiar preparation, which has never been di.
vulged by thf.• Inventor brit 'to the present Pro-
prietors, they eau only be had genuine, from
them ; and they art sold WFraneis•Newbery,
t the Warehouse for Dr. James'aPow,der, h 10,45,
the East End. ofst. Paul'.), a few doors from Cheap,
side, London; and .at 1)r. James's late house in
Druton-streer boxes, price 43. 6d. each, stamp
included ; or the Citiantity of six maybe had in
one large.•boxi for tl. zsi :,Observe that
the name F.'Nevbery, Net 45, St. Pail's,,,
is engraved' 411 the stamps. Ad others,are Couti-:
ierfetts.,

lIIP ArEik'S.

•ogAvits.tuv, 23.

Passed P.orilOverancc, ---, from Baltimore ;
Vrow Hausa, front. Lisbon ; Hope, - Sva-
flower, ; Adeona, Wilson, and CO:haven, Mekor,
from Tiainbroi.

Sailed—the Adventure, Belfast q HBrrlptt,
ChaV, for the Citric of Good Hope,' and William and
Mary, fur Dublin.

Its RRIT`D,

On Thursday flit• 17.1 inst. at is:vinpsey, by. the Rev.
Richard Kilvc:;r, rat oronsttg, c.;r4orge rto.
Bert Stoney, Esti, Citptain in ihu Asti Itttgiruont, to Miss
Ellis only daughter of Mstior,Gctwrat of Kamp--
se y, Worcestcrbliire:
London, England, 1801-03-14

'; • . THEATRE:ROYA L,.DICURY-LANE.
r‘N MONDAY EVENING, March t 6,
- will be performed,
DEAF AND DUMB ;
•
Or, THE ORPHAN PROTECTED.
With a New Prologue ad Epilogue.
The Cluraelers by
' Miss DE CAMP, Mr.'WROUCHTON,
Mr. C. KEMBLE, • Mr.-BARRYMORE,
• Mr. KEMBLE, Mr. BANNISTER, jun.
••Mi. PALMER, Mr. SUETT, Mr. TRUEMAN;
ikliss POPE, Mrs. MOUNTAIN,
• Arid Mrs. SPARKS.
WfTli

HARLEQUIN
.AMULET.
Deafand Dumb will be repeated on Tuesday and Sator-
--day next ; on Tuesday, with the Devil to Pay ; Nell,
Mrs. Jordan.
On Thurday, Rule a Wife and Have a Wife; Estifa-
ilia, Mrs. Jordan.
London, England, 1801-03-14

ENCLISH LOTTERY.

•
T BEARDMORE (No. 6;, Piccadilly oppo-
j . site St. james's•-strect) repcdfully entreats the at.
fention of the Public to the present State of the Wheel,
which is rich beyond example, Ele nil Days of the Drawing
being over, and only One Prize of Thirty 1 housand Pounds
and One of Five Thousand Pounds 'being yet drawn.—
I-le particularly recommends an early phrcitase, as, should
the Capitals remain undrawn, there will, be a considerable
rise in the Price of Tickets and Shares ; which are now
selling at ahe above old-established Office in great variety,
and on the lowest. terms, warranted undrawn, from_ Fight
to Nit's o:.Clock in the Morning, and from Three to Eight
in the Evening, where in the late Lotteries Capital Prizes
to animmensie amount have been sold, andllie Money for
all Prizes paid on Demand.
. .
State of the Wheel, Friday Evening;
I. Pri74 of ,C.30,0e0 6 Prizes of X.. 2060
a - - 20j000 6 • - - Rion"
3 - 10,000 13 - -00
3 - - • 5,00 &c.

SELECT SUBSCItIPTION ASSBMBLY and BALL:
MR. ALLEN, removed from Haydon-s4oare
to No. to, Aylitf-street,- • Coodman's:fields ;" in-
forms those who desire to subscribe to. a respettlable well
rzipilated Assembly,. that his Soled Assemblies commence
on Monday the 23d nstant, to be contirined every Monday
till J tine.- None nut tacliet.of CharaCter admitted.- The
Band, consisting of a, Harp, two Violins,. and a TambOu-
I in, 'or Horn, are the best Musicians that can be had.
LadieS. and Gentlemen who•have never learned Danc.lng,
are privately taught. in the
.first -.Fashion; there, and at
Sherrant-street, Golden-square, where C.:Ards of
Ihe,Terrns' and Plan may be had.' Those who comp
the Country to- learn; may live in the House during-their
accomolishiimit, by which. they :may gain a sufficient
knowledge in about a fortnight.
`The' Annual:Tall wigs be "on' Tiiiirtday 'the nth. in-
stant. Tickets to be had As Above.
Broad 4wortl an,l Fencina tSught ; also thi Pedal. Harp,
Piano Forte, and Violin.
London, England, 1801-03-14

.THEATRE-ROYAL, covurr-GAItDEN.
ON MONDAY EVE.NING,- March 16,
will be performed,
. . KING RICHARD THE THIRD.
Richard, Mr. COOKE.
Wird
• ,
PEROLISE
.7 • •
Or, The DESOLATE ISLAND.
The Adion, &c. of the -Dallet, under the . sole direction of
Mr. FA kl.Ey.—The Overture .composed )In. Messrs.
MOOR Ab anti DAV r.---The Musieof the First Part
by Mr. D4v Y, and that of the Second by Mr. Moo kE-
LEAD.—With entire new Music, cencry,...hiachinery,
Dresses, and Decorations.
EUROPEANS.
Perouse (the Navigator), Mr. H. JOIINSTONT ~.
Theodore (the son of Peruuse), Miss 1E _. NK ;
And Madame Perouse, Mrs., H: JOHNSTON.
Chimpanzee (an Animal of the Desolate Island) Master
• MENAC S.
NATIVES OF A NEIURSOURINO •
Danko (Suitor to Urnba), Mr. FARLEY . •
Negaski (Umba's Father), Mr. DELPINI ;
And Ihnba, Mrs. MILLS.
The Nor Gentleman, and the Drama of Perousc, will
be repeateetogetheron Tuesday and Thursday next.
-On Saturday, Macbeth; with Perouse.
A new Comic.ON-ra, in three Adis, is in relts.aisil.
London, England, 1801-03-14

teer, of London, Captain HosIER. •

Arrived La -FriaFrier Sloop.A. f War, of 14
guns, from .Mj,lford,
..14v,ing under convoy the
Spanish Ship. El liir,On Marj.,' from the flavan_
naii,..captlyed..five weeks since by the Argo, of
44. gyms/ Capt.,Bowzx, and carried into Milford.
Arrived the Brig WilAelmina Eleora, of
Hambro', J. MOHR master ; and. the Swedish
Ship Tomo, of.Bruckstadt,H.kilkiaßEßG master,
both laden with wine and barilla, from Teneriffe,
bound to Harnburgh, detained in the Channel by
the Lord- Nelsort -Privateer, of ;his Fort, Capt.
GIBSON. _

TORBAY, MAJLcH, 12,t •
• ,
kr4CHOICED •here this '
day,- the Pillede _Pa rit,
Hon'. Admiral Coit-NWALLI4-..Royal George,
&an Josef, Prince Georg, Windsor Castle,
Glory, Temerairec gepune,' Atlas; Prince, and
C~~tain.

A strong•Squadmf was left off, Brest 'under Sir
JAN/11;i SALTMAR um, lArtrt.-RortAcinliral of the
•
Blue,

YARMOUTH, .11,14acti 13.

haya heel) sent yes.
.terday by thc:Ha;ard Cutter, were afteswards
countermanded. In the afternoon 01C:Lit;erty-
hired Cutter, sailed with. a. Messenger,. 'Boposed
for Cuxbavot cart ilremerlee ; but she was not per.,.
'flitted, to take any other passen,gers.
Arrived in the Road;,. the .I).efiance, of 74.
suns, Admiral Giti,v Es, and Dra4 anti Maiy
Cutters.
Four Packets ate now in sight, bkt from a
strong Westerly wind, and flood tide, they can..
not get time enough. for the Post, therefore
cannot learn their natnes.•

3
London, England, 1801-03-14

CABIMET PICTURES,
NOW EXHIBITING at Mr. Richardson's,
York-14011st No. 31, corner of Villiers-sired, in
the Strand. A seled Colle6tion of Thirty-two high-finish-
ed Cabinet l'klures, including seven by Vernet, the rest
by Creuze, and other much:adiuired Artists. Adinittance
One Shillhlg. 1/14criptive Catalogues gratis.
N. it.' The Exhibition will finally Clcise on Saturday,
Alirch the 28th.

CHURCH PREFEit..-3IENT.
„
\VAN I ED, to PURCHASE, the NEXT
PRESENTATION to a RECTORY of from
nol. to 400 i. a wear, with a prosped of speedy possession.
Apply to H. wear,
Esq.
Staffordshire.
-

CLASSICAL A.ssisTANr.
WANTED in a Classical School, an ASSIST-
ANT. Any Gentleman clasitous of an Enrage_
silent in a school, who has been used to the Eton Gram-
-o,ar, and has a facility in making Latin Verses, !Try ap-
ply to the Rev._ Mr. tityrich at Leicester. 'The most
sattsfadory Tesintomals win be required. •

A N‘OFFICER in the ARl\ef wishes for the
11, Situation of A DIVtANT -of the Line or Militia :
rrOuld prefer the former, is he is now In .that Service;
kas been in th'at Situation before t and if theri is. no Lieu-
tenantcy vacant, would go on HA &pay.
Letters, with real Names, addtessed to A. B. at the
ear of the Hungerford Coftee-house,. Sfrand, will be at-
oderkto.

TO PURCHASE;
PrE AD.VOWSON of TWO LIVINGS.
One from zoo]. to 4001. per ann : the othcr.from
gpol. tp &Dol. per ann.
betters addressed (post-paid) to I). C. at the Post_
Office, Oxford, will be attended to.
London, England, 1801-01-19

COWES,' JAN. 18.

By the Masters of two Atnerian Ships which
arrived here yesterday from Charleprown, laden
with sugar and coffee, we learn that when
they left Charlestown on the 6th of December,
there was plenty of Rice, but no market for it ;
the price then from half a guinea to twelve shit..
rings the hundred weight ; but none at that time
~hipping for England, nor did they hear of any
orders having been received front this Country.
One of these ships spoke the ilgive, from Phi-
ladelphia, in long. 4. laden with flour for Lon-
don.'

Two banish Ships laVe been detained in this
Harbour 'by the Pincers of Customs, in conse-
quence of orders from Government ; and direetions
have also been given, not to clear out any Bri-
tish Vessels: for any of the - Ports of Russia,
Sweden, or penmark..
The 3d ikegiment, lately arrived from abroad,
disembarkedhere yeiterday, and are marched into
quarters at Newport.,
London, England, 1801-01-19

„ . .
In the Press, and speedily will be published, in Quarto,
Price to Subscribers pne Cuinci, to Non. Subscribers'

• One Pcund, Five Shillin s,
A. N INQUIRY-into the STRUCTURE and
£l,. ANIMAL ECONOMV of the HORSE ; comp.&
hending the Diseases to which' ttis Limbs anti Feet ate
subjed,. with proper Diredions for Shoeing. To which
is added, an Attempt to explain the Laws of his Progres-
sion on Mechanical and Anatomical -Principles. The
whole illustrated by Sixteen Copper-plates,
By RICHARD LAWRENCE,
Veterinary Surgeon, Birmingham.
Subscriptions are received by T. A. Pearson, Birming-
ham ; Wallis, Paternoster-row, and G, Nicol, Pall-
, Mall, London.
N. B. The Public are requested to observe, that thhi
Treatiuo has no connexion with that advertised by John.
Lawrence. „
London, England, 1801-01-19

PORTSMOUTH, J. 18.

Aiitivto His Majesty's Frigates GaL!eaand
Castor, from cruizing.
His Majesty's Ship Santa Margaritta is gone
out of the Harbour to Spithead.
Yesterday His Majesty's Ship Mars sailed to
join the Channel Fleet.
The Sttler& is hourly exreaed to sail, to join
the Channel Fleet.

Sailed His,,Majesty's Ships Jason, Brilliant,
.112az(Ard, Beavers. SArale and Harpy, and the Av.
/dope Revenue Cutter, and the Revd William's
Tenders, Ant and Advice, to bring in all Danes,
Swedes and Russiails that they could meet; The
4iit has sent-in a Dane, from Dieppe to/Moga-
dore, with tobacco.

The ist Battalion of. Royals,.. and the 64th
Regiment, yesterday embarked at this Port for
. .
Service.

FALMOUTH,. JAN. 16.

ARRIVED the TomwtsbendPacket, Capt:DouPl
in thirty-one days from Tortola, with the Lee-
ward Island Mails. The* Duke_of Clarence Packet
sailed from, thence four days before her, and is
not yetarrived ; still hopes may be entertained
of her safety, as the Tow:shod is a remarkable
fast •sailer. Also arriv—ed, the American Ship
Gustavus, Captain Moiß Is, in forty-two flays
from Virginia, with Tobacco; called here for
orders. .

On Wednesday arrived the brig Gibraltar
Packtt, Captain MoaRE, from Lisbon; and this
clay sailed again for London. ,
The ship Sir jabtr Borlart Warren,. Captain
DAYlss, put in hereon Wednesday erening lair,

with het bowsprit sprang. She is from
mouth for Bengal.

Sailed the ship ineatfield, Dixos, and Aim-'«a,
HIGGINS, for Africa.

The Walsingbam Packet, with the Lisbon
Mails of the 6th and 13th inst. is still detained
by, contrary winds ; as are also the outward_
bound Lisbon and Mediterranean Convoy.
London, England, 1801-01-19

From.the LOYDON G A4171E, jak. 17, laol.

Ar the Court at the Queen's Honse, the 16th
„
of January, isoi--,-rresent trie IS.IN•P's Most
Excellent Majesty in Council: ,
Whereas His Majesty has received Advice that
. .
a large number of, vessels belongnig fits Ma_
jeity's Subjeas, have, been, and arc detained in
the Ports of Russia, and that the Propetty of
His Majesty's Subjeets in Russia, .has; irtue
of several. Orders 'lmd .Decrees, of, the Russian
Goverment, particularly, one bearing ,date
.the
Twenly-tonth of November
„last, O. (cor-
- tesponding with the Tenth of Decernbei 'N. S.)
been seizc'ti, and direrled to be applied in Viola-
. tijm of the Principles of Justice, and of. thc
Rights of the several 'Persons interested therein ;
Ills Majesty, with the. Ad vice of His rri v y
Council, is thereupon pleased to order, as it is'
hereby ordered, that no Bills drawn since the said-
Twenty-ninth of November last' 0. S. (corres.
ronding with the Tenth of December N. S.) by
or,on Behalf of any persons, being Subje4s of or
residing in the Dominions of the Emperor of
Russia, 'shall Jae accepted, or paid,- without Li-
cence from One of His Majesty's
,Principal Se
eretaries of State first had in, that Behalf, until
further Significition of rims Majesty's Pleasure,-
or until:Provision shall be inade in re3ped thereof
by ,W.t of Parliament ; v,hereof all Persons con.
cerned arc to take Notice, and govern themselves
accordingly. W. FAWKENER.

8 4NKRUPTCY B:MARGE D.
Ja.n. 27. Charles Scudarnore, and Abrahaltl•Ward Collard,
of Mana.•:ster manufaeturers, at eleven,',at'Spencer's
Tavern, Alancliebter.,
London, England, 1801-01-19

DOVER, JAN. tB.

MANY of His Majesty's Cruizers have passed
this day, to cruize to the Westward, to intercept
the Russian, Danish, and Swedish Vessels, fresh
orders having been received to bring them in;
and this afternoon three Danish Vessels have been
sent in by different Cruizers ; and there is great
reason to believe our Harbour will in a very short
time be filled with Ships belonging to the above
Nations.

Two large Luggers, deeply laden with contra-
band spirits, were this evening sent in here by
His Majesty's hired Armed Cutter the Sheernen.
London, England, 1801-01-19

WEIR's COLLECTION'of NATURAL CURIOSI-
TIES, Princes.street, Edinburgh.
TO BE SOLD

THAT Beautiful COLLECTION of QUA.
DRUPEDS, )3IRDS, FISHES, SERPENTS, ko.
the :propFrty of the late, Mr. Weir, whose ingenuity and
industry in the proservation of ,Ammals, are sufficiently
known to the Public. All the articles, are in the highest
order, and the Fishes in particular have. allowed' by
the best Judges to stand unrivalled.' In this Museum are
contained many rare and valuable Specimens of FossilS,
Mineral's, Shells, ' and other Curiosities. .
Prices arc affixed to each articie, which will be sold se-
parately, should no .Purchaser otter for the whole, Collec-
tlOA, according. to Articles of Sale, of which Copies may
be had gratis at the door,- of the Museum.
London, England, 1801-01-19

DEAL, JAW. 03.

.His. Majesty's Sloop Arrow came down last
night from Sheerness, and sailed this morning on
a Cruize to the Westward, w:th the Ship Heiden,
Savage, G;er and Gimnet Sloops.
Several Danish and Swedish Vessels have, in
consequence of the Embargo, been sent into the.
Downs, upwards Of eight of which were this
morning removed to Ramsgate Harbour. •
The Brag, vsater and William Drnt Rice.
ships, for Bengal, came down from the River this
morning, and remain with the Bereitsl3,,, Mala-
bar, Nut,-au:11 and Rose, all boUnd to India fot-
Rice, and His Majesty's Ships ave,:ysse/, R u 1:y ,
Agawmuon, fifeclrivich, Hydra and Nemesis, and
Phimper G un- vessel.
London, England, 1801-01-19

SHEERNESS, JAN. tB.

Tilts being the day fixed for the Celebration
of HER MAJESTY'S Birth.day, a Royal Salute was
fired at one o'clock by each Ship at the Nore,
when the New Standard was hoisted in the Dock.
yard, for the first time.
Sailed His Majesty's Sloops Arrow, of 30
guns, Capt. Borrow, and jalme, of r 8 guns,
the Hon. Capt. IR BY ; the former for the Downs,
anti the latter for Yarmouth.
A Court-Martial was held yesterday on board

I lis Majesty's Ship Monarch, at this Port, to try
7 !me: Metribal4 a Private Marine belonging to

His Majesty's Sloop Eugenie, for attempting to
desert; when the charge being proved, the Court
adjudged him_ to receive so lashes.. ,
London, England, 1801-01-19

PLYMOUTH, JAN.

AN Orkl,er was received here yesterday, laying
ntl Embargo on all Russian,. Danish, and Swedish
Vessels ; of which there Are twenty-one's Ail in
'this Harbour.

Articled the 13rig.,-Dul:e of Kent', of D 3 rtrtionth,
I,OIiGE DURGAN master, from St, John's,
r.cwfoundland, laden, with fish, captured by the
'lfeurerixTrench Brie Privateer, of 16 guns, with
meni,and re-taken by La Sujsante Sloop of

Last Evening Vice-Admiral 'Lord.NE ',sox
arrived here from Exeter; and this morning
bo:sted his Flag on board the San ;4:6 of 112
guns, now fitting for sea with all possible expe.
London, England, 1801-01-19

Mr. KEMBLE's EDITION of PLAYS,
As they arc acted at the Theatre-Royal, Drury-Lane:
rCYMBELINE, ` Way of the. World, King
John, Hamlet, Macbeth, King Lear,' Measure for
Measure, Merchant of Venice,_ Much ado about Nothing,
Venice reservl/41, Alexander the Great, The Plain Dealer,
The Merry Wives of Windsor &c. See.
Printed and published by e. Lowndes, N 0,.. 66, Drury-
Lane; and sold by H. D. Syrnends, Paternoster-row.
Of worn may be had, price Four Guineas in boards,
Giilbrd's•History of France, in roar largo Quarto Vole.
with a ,Supylemenrary Volume, conutining the Reign of
Louis,o lie Sixteenth, and the History of the first Sik
of the Revolution. A few Copies on fine Royal Paper,
price Six Guineas.
Also, Barriugion's Voyage to Botany-Bay, Two Parts,
price 45. ,

This Day was publishtd, price 3s. fid.

rrFIE ART of FLOATING GRASS-LAND,
fully taught lay a minute Description,. and-Three
Descriptive. Plates.. Also, price 94. A Proof that large.
Farms are in no wise instrumental in causing the present,.
Scarcity. - -
By. T. WRIGHT..
Sold by .j. Scatcherd, No. 12, Ave-Maria-lane ; Hatch
ard, Piccadilly;; by all the London Booksellers ; and by
Mrs. iota's, Oxford.; and J. Rackharn, Bury.
Where may be had,
Nicol s's Scotch Forcing Gardcher and Praftical Planter
London, England, 1801-01-19

NM. -1
I I 800-.

" On the sd inst. we had a severe gale of
wind, which continued. the whole day, and did
considerable damage. Five or six men. of .War
returned to port, some of them dismasted.
" Five days posts are now due with the-North
side mails, the roads being rendered impassible
.the rivers are higher than ever remembered, and
it is feared the shipping on the North.side have
sustained great damage."
Atm tiSTIN lttcAJU, brother to the Mulatto
Chieftain, lately the competitor with TOUSSAINT
in the Government of St. Domingo, and who
was reported to have been hanged at Curacao as
a spy, is now in confinement at Jamaica, having
been taken at sea by one of our cruizers.
GUSTI N executed most of the desperate enter.
prizes of his brother, and is represented as a man
of uncommon daring.

The Musquito Indians, in August last, attack.
ed and reduced the SpanWl Settlement at Black
River, is leagues from Truxilla, on the Coast
of Honduras, and were preparing to advance
against Truxilla.
A very severe inundation has lately taken
place in the plain of St. Marc's, in St. Domingo,
by the overflowing of the river Artibonite, in
which upwards of 1400 persons have perisheil,
and several valuable plantations were entirely de.
Tranquillity was perfe&ly restored
throughout the island. Flour sold at 13 dollars
per barrel, and beet and pork in proportion.

The importation of Wheat during the lasi
week has consisted or—
From 1-I,amburgh 2,t67 qrs. I From Pillau 740 qrs
Elbing t,Sts Memel soi
Bremen 1,6 j 3 Holland 99
Dantzie 830 Total 7821
Oats a, too quarters; Barley a,54c quarters.

English Wheat has advanced during the last
week about ss. per quarter ; Foreign Wheats
-have risen considerably more, namely, American
and Baltic rnixt from 1205. a r+os. to 13os/a
1475. ; Baltic red from ; t 69. a 138 s. to izs. a
;vs. ; Hamburgli and Bremen from ras. a
r3ss, to 1205. a 140 s. ; and Memel and Riga
from t los. a a 169. to- 115 s. fl sos.—Rye, Bar-
ley, ,Malt, Oats, Pease, and Beans, arc sever-
ally dearer, both English and FQl:eign.,
The Average Price of Sugar, computed fr(
the Returns made for the Week ending the ,}.‘ll
of January, 1 tlo t. to Eighsj-fuur Shillings. and
sixlenee 7hree Farthings rcr Cwt.

Cokt.s.—A State of last Wick's Market
Moridayt ;an. tz,,Cargoes sold, 27 at 46s.Weibitlewxy, - '4, g 9 at to.s.
tb, at 40s, 6d,
London, England, 1801-01-19

KENSINGTON-SQUARE.
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION,
IVIi.KIIMBERLEY,
On 'Wednesday the zest of this inst. Jannary„ ash, and'
the folloWing,Pay, on the Premises, No. 4, the North
Side .at Kensinh-ton-square, by virtue of ,an E:seention
under the Sheriff of the'Cotnity of NI ickileseic ;
ALL the 'REMAINING 'FURNITURE;
Plate, Linen., China, GLiss, Books, and other
EfFeels. The Ilia:As of the Rev. Mr.'Ltoyd will be-sold
on the' secerral. Day.
May be viewed on Tuesday the Stotb,-and .the Morning
of Sate, beginning precisely at Eleven o'Clock. Cata-
logues of which will be delivered at the Place at' Sale; the
adjacent,' rins and Collee-houses; and at.'Mr. Kimberley's;
No. 160, Piccadilly._
N. U. The Lease of the Premises will be sold the first
I.ot.
(.Ifr Several capital. Residences, and genteel Cottages,
Furnished or Untutnishtxi, to be Sold Or' Lett'. Ellquire
as abuse,
London, England, 1801-09-25

MEDICINI ACT

At' the only Warehouse for Dr.' I.:A MES'S POWDER,
No..}„ St. Paul's Church-yard, a few Doors from the
• Corner of Cheapside,
THE following MEDICINES are Sold, at the
Prices annemi, inclusive of the stano) Duties im-
posed by this Act ; but no additional charge has been made
upon Dr. IA MES's 'POWDER, which is continued at
the original Price of „zs. 6d. per Packet. It may also be
had at it. 45. per Dozen or the quantity of a Dozen
Packets in one Bottle for al. zs. 6d. Duty included; so,
that the Public are no sult?rers.-
But in order to facilitate the operation, and to lessen the
burden of this At, which would .in a great measure have
proved a Tax upon Benevoleacz, all the other Medicines
are sold to any Persons purchasing half a Dozen, or more,
free from the expellee ofthe Stamps.
r
•
Dr. James's Powder z 6 Cephalic Snuff'
Analeptic Pills 4 6 Dr. Steers's Parego-
Cattle Powder i 6 ric Lozenges i x
Dr. Hooper's Pills a, tf —Camomile Drops a 9
'Or. Austin's Chalybeat EssencNot.Coltsfoot 3 0
Pills - 4 o EssenceofPepperm. •ai

s. d.
0 9

Berry's Bilious Pills g o Ormskirk Mea'wines 5 5
Dalby's Carminative i 9 Glass's Magnesia- 3 0,
Tickell's "Ethereal S pi- I nglish's Scots :ills 6
rit - 3 6 C rant's Drops ----- •

preenouglfsTindures iti Norton's Dr-ops 5
Tofu Lozenges t si pilsbury's DropS 56'
Mr. S pence's Dentrifriee 4 o S peediman's Pills 2 0
Freake's 'find. of Bark 3 6 English Coffee 2 9.
Huxham's, by ditto, z 6 Dr. Solandes Tea 2 9
Dr. Steer's Opodeldoe a 6 Jones's Rheumatic
Convulsion Oil 2 6 Tindure - 3 6
Also, the Genuine Arquebuside, lately imported, and
most of the other Proprietary Medicines in ..repute. Orders
for Exportation arc supplied without Stamps, as before this
-N. B. As many Persons, pArticulatlY Servants and Mes-.
sengers, mistake the House, F., N EWFIERY, the Proprie-
tor, is under the necessity of pointing out, that it is at the
East End of St. Paul's, nearest to Cheapside, and thlt it
has a large White Stuccoed Front, with. these' Words in-
scribed " THE ()NI Y WAREHOUSk FUR DR,
AMES's POWDER."
London, England, 1801-09-25

WEYMOUTH, Szri. 15.

THE Kt accompanied by the,Farl of
BRIDGE, Lord WA LSI NGHANI,- .and COrOnel CART-
WRIGHT, took an excursion over the hills of Bin.
The QuEzn and PRINCESSES walked on the E.
Planade, to HARVEY'S library, after which they
Paid a visit to Baroness I-lows.
In the afternoon HER MAJESTY and PRINCESSES
Llz AB ETH and MARY, and PRINCESS SOPH IA of
GLOUCESTER, took an airing on the Sands, accom.
Panied by the Countess of AYLESBURY.
Five Companies of the Staffordshire Militia
pa
the
this day for Windsor, and the others march
r,g-morrow.
London, England, 1801-09-25

For the GROWTH or HAIR

rrHE Proprietors of STIR ACIA's ITALIAN
OILS, return the? Thanks to the Nobility and G‘Mtry,
for the very-flattering approbation .the Oils have met with in
the course of 'ls years; but till -this tew months, .that they
have vended khem themselves, at their house, No. 94, New-
manstTeet, near. Oxfordstreet, they must confess they did
not know half their virtue; but now are honoured every day
with-some fresh praise; several Ladies of Distindion have
found that by the use of the this, they have not only made
the Hair grow-in the-bald places,.bialt has brought the other
Half.erhich was, turned grey to its natutal colour,- is a per-
fed antidote against catching cold : and to bringing the Hair
Oti'llorses never fails if it has been off for years.
To be had- at:the Proprietors', as 'above ; and as usual, of
NO. 4T, Pali-Mall; Hinnphrys, Nv. rtS„,
ford-street; ,Golding, No. 42, Cornhili ; Metcalf,, No.-54,
aolborn-hill ; and-Sexton, No. 24, Leadenhall-street ; and
at One Shop in most, principal TGWU.) in Great Britain, at ss.
a Pot, or al. z4i. a Dozen. •
London, England, 1801-09-25

SEA-BATHEkS.

T ES PASTILLES MARTIALLES DE MONT..
i;ELIER,or AROMATIC LOZENGES of STEEL.
These
that esel Lozenges being used along with the Bath, will pro-
mote and render its eitZ,cis more permanent ; they will occa-
sion glow, which without them might, per-
haps' new take place; and, by their means many persons
have derived the greatest advantage trorn bathing, who, with-
out them, could never have continued the use of it. Those
who bathe should take three Lozenges immediately after
they come out of the Bath.—The A tomatie Lozenges of Steel
are tourid by experience to possess the roost extraordinary
powers in-the Cure of Disorders incidental to Youth of both
Sexes. For improving debilitated, relaxed, or broken Con-
stitutioni, there decidedly is not so excellent a Remedy in
the universe. Whets the weak, the languid, the emaciated
of either sex, make a trial of this Medicine, they find their
spirits eNhilarated, their strength recruited, all their facul-
tteS renovated;
.and all the alarming symptoms of approach-
ing consumption subside, when a due per:;everanLe in the
use of this powerful Restorative has been observed.
The Lozenges of Steel are prepared genuine by Dr. Senate,
at his house, No. 10, Charlotte-street, Bloomsbury, price 7s.
per box, duty included, with the Doctor's Por,rait and slgna.
tore on each box, without which none can be genuine. And
sold by Baron, No. 158, Strand, near Soznerset House, and
retail by all respectable Medic* Venders in Town and
Country. ,
fc.r Dr. SENATE'S TREATISE on FEMALE COM..
PLAINTS, dedicated to the SZU E EN, may be 114 d as above,
price is.
London, England, 1801-09-25

Bank Stock shut

Navy 5 per Cent. 94
5 per Cei.t. 1797, shut
Insh 5 per Cent. shut
4 per Cent. Con. shut
3 per Cent. Red. shut
3 per Cent. Con. 5011
Ultto Scrip
Bank Long Ann. shut
Ditto Short Ann. shut
Ditto Scrip

WANTED IMMEDIATELY,
For a P.e_speElablz Family, for Twelve Monthi,
A READY FURNISHED HOUSE, not less
ri than Three Rooms on a Floor, and convenient Offices
for Servants, with Coach-house and Stables, ill either
Queen's, Bloomsbury, Bedford, or Cavendish Squares,
Guildford-street, or the East-side of Gower-street.
Any Person having such to lett, may have a Reference to
the Family, by applying to Mr. !.larke, Bookseller, No. 38,
New Bond-street.
London, England, 1801-09-25

DEAL; ;SEPT. 24.

, . .
THE- following Shits, forming part of the Fleet
under the' Command 'of Admiral Lord NEI.SONj
sailed this morning from the Downs for the Coast of
France, under the Command of Capt. Soul ItV i L E,
namely,,

. _
Sloops of War—Eugexie, Alonzo, Piligence, and

Gier.
Gon-brlis—Charger, Bald, FerretEr, Locust, and
Jackal/. -
Remain in the .Downs--the aireursel, Admiral
LUTW IDGE, Amazon, Lord NELSON, Lei den, Alk-
/meter, -Eugdice, and Hound ; Pew:vises; Zebra, Vol-
rani', and, Terror. Bombs, Snipe Gun-brig, Akers,
Perreter, Viaoite, and ,Nancy essels, Express
,Aavice.boat.

;~

2ORTSMOUT4, SEPT. Z 4.

ARRIVED His. Majesty's Ship Piana, from the

'Downs.`

Sailed the Racoon, with a Convoy for the Downs;
the Escort Brig, with the Trade for Guernsey; the
Fa/coo",. Capt. HARTy with a ConVoyfor .Afriea ;
and tlie‘.-ICing George Cutter, for the Westward._
London, England, 1801-09-25

BREWERY TO BE SOLI),

Peremptorily, Ofli6tober, at One
o'CloCk. at Noon, at the. Liverpool Arms Hotel, Castle-
stieet, Liverpool ;
Teri Extensive and Complete BREWERY,
ereeled in the best manner within the last twelve
years, pessessing /every improved principle, now known
the whole covering a Itiot of Freehold Ground of Two Acres,
situated in Scotland-ioad, Liverpool, and within 1200 yards
of the Custom7House ; capable of makingsannitally 60,00 a
Barrels of Porter or Ale; with convenient Stowage, and very
extensive.. Warehouses, Malt-houses, Drying-kilns, ke. •
The Water is of the first quality, and inexhaustible.she
whole Premises are overlooked by a handsome Dwelling.:
house, well finished • and---may be viewed ever' day before
the Sale, where attendance will be given.
For further Particulars apply to Mr. Rose, Everton, near
Liverpool. -
London, England, 1801-09-25

ti ' a MLA g

STATE LOTTERIES, !tut.

The Irish begins drawing the r6th November
next, and the. English the
.3cLof March 180 z..,
Note-7Tbe Tickets in both Lotteries will be-
higher before "the time of drawing. -
late Ticket's, falves, Quarters,. Eighths, •and
Sixteenths' Shares (duly stamped, pursuant to At
of Parliament), are sold and jegistered by Mr.
NICHOLSON; at his Sthte Lottery-Office, NO. 16,
Cornhill, London, opposite the Bank of England„
cthere all business relative to Lotteries, or the'Pub-
lic Funds, is faithfully transaeted.
The following is a Numerical List of the Capital
Prizes lately Sold and Shared at this Office, viz.

No. 5499 - .. - k.r0,000 No. 2348 t - '. £.20,D00
778$ . - . 2otooo 25565 - - - 5,003
9065 - - - lo,oco 28322 - - - 20,000
14777 - - - 5,000 30875 - - - 5,000
17025 - - - 10,000 427.0 - - - /0,000
17049 - - - ‘O,OO. 43978 - - - 5,000
19004 - - • 10,000 44014 - - - 20,000
19896 - - . 5,000 46676 - - .w. 10,000
23339 - - - _ 5,000 . 52603 - - - 10,000

Resides many bf aoool. roool.-and-scol. cacti.

Money for the Prizes as soon as drawn.—Schemes
gratis. Orders from the Country (post-paid) duly
attended to.
London, England, 1801-09-25

SPORTING INTELLIGENCR.

DONCASTER. RACES. ,
•
TUESDAY, SEPT, 22.
-
St., Leger Stakes of 25gs. each, p. p. for 3 yr old colts, ESL
21b. fillies, Bst. Two miles.
Mr. G. Crompton's Quiz, byq. Buzzard . . I
sir W. Gerrard's h. c. Belleisle, by Sir Peter - 2
Lord Fitzwilliam's ch. c, Miracle - - - 3
Mr. Brome's b. c. Trowsers, by Traveller - 4
Duke of Hamilton's,b. c. - • • 5
Lord Darlington's Muley-Moloch - 6
Mr. Lockley's own brother to Expectation . 7
-
Sir T. Gascoigne's ch.-c. Lenox, by Delpiui - ' S
Hon. L. Saville's ch. c. by Oberon - . pd
Mr. \Veutworth's b. c. Antelope - - • pd
_ _ _ _ .._ .

IYII. . •
Mr. Wilson's f. Sophia, by Buizard. pd
a to t agst Muley • 4to agst Lenox ; sto t agst Quiz
ito agst ;1.6 to 't agst Belleisle 1 8 tot agst the
Uuke; 7 to t agst Lockley ; to to i agst Trowsers ; and 6 to
4 the field agst Mutey and Lenox A fine betting race.
Same day, Mr. Wilson's f. by Buzzard, out of Benning-
ton's sister, beat Mr. licwett's Clayton, by Overton, dam
by Match'ern, Bst. each. Two miles, for sogs. each.-5 to
a on the colt. ,
Same day, the Corporation Plate of 501. for holies, -Ste. o
all ages ; 3 yr olds to carry sst. alb. 4 yr olds fist. 51b. 5
yr olds Bst. 31b. 6 yr olds Bst. ,t ilb. and aged 9st. ; maiden
horses, &c. allowed 31b. Theminuer of any of the Sub-
scription Plates at York this year to carry 41b. extra.—
Heats, four miles each.
Mr, Sitwell's br. g. ,Cockboat, ? yrs old . t r
Mr. Concannon's Richmond, 4 yrs old . 2dr
Mr. W. B. Robinson's h.. c. _Moho, 4 yrs old clr
Mr. johnson's Sir Solomon, s yrs old •
dr
- 3 and 4 to ton Cockboat.
Mr. Johnson's Sir Solomon was the favourite for, the Cup,
on Wednesday ; Cockfighter, and Mr. Wentworth's Chance,
were the favourites for the Doncaster Stakes ; Lord Darling-
ton's colt, by Star, the favourite for the Sweepstakes.

On Wednesday, the Lady of George Booth Tyndale, Esq.
of Lincoln-inn-fields, of a son and thughter.

MARRIED.

At Arbroath, Sept. 3, Mr. David Smith, Writer in Ar-
broath, to Miss Neish, daughter of Mr. Patrick Ncish, mer-
chant there.
London, England, 1801-09-25

111. MODEST HINTS TO FEMALES.

LANCASTER, SEPT. 19.

On Saturday lest, about noon, eight unfortunate
convias, viz. Thomas Walmsley, a native of Mid-
dleharn, Yorkshire, aged sz, and Arthur M‘Gar-
ratty, a native of Dromore, in Ireland, aged 34,
for uttering forged notes; William Gallant, a na-
tive of Bolton-le-Moors, aged 13, for endeavouring
to seduce two soldiers; Isaac Slater, a native of
Blackburn, aged 53, for stealing printed calico;
John Rhodes, alias Richard Dugdale, aged 33, for
highway robbery ; and Joseph, John, and Simon
Mason (three brothers) tls eldest only 30 years of
age, natives of Burton-upon-Trent, for burglary ;
were executed on the New Drop, behind the Castle,
in this town. They all behaved in a penitent man.
ner. Previous to being tied up, one of the Masons
threw off his shoes.

On Monday last, a young man of the name of
Edward Burrel, was apprehended in this town, on
suspicion of being concerned in the robbery of the
Mail between Warrington and Chorley, on the gth
of November last. He at that time was employed
in carrying the Mail; for the robbery of which
there are now four more persons in custody, and
the Police Officers are in pursuit of two others, one
of whom is supposed to be in Liverpool, and the
other in Manchester.
A CAUTION.—A few days ago a man calling
himself John Shaw, applied at Messrs. Jones and
Co.'s Bank, at Manchester, and procurol a Bill at
two months, for eight paunch. He afterwards, by,
ingeniously adding the letrer Y to the eight, and a
cypher to the figure at the top, very profitably
made it into eighty, and soon got cash to the
amount from a shopkeeper in that town.
London, England, 1801-09-25

SHIP NEWS.

GRAVESEND, SE: T.. 23.

Pasied by—the Fagle Trade, —, from Naples, and Two
Brothers, -, from Embden.

Vrow Agnetha, Balke, for liarnlyro' ; Resolu-
tion, -, for St. Michael's,' and United Brothers, Carder,
for Limerick.
London, England, 1801-09-25

THE improved PEDOMETER, or WAY-.
WISER, which when-wore in the Pocket, ascertains
the distance the Wearer walks (ptice Two Guineas). Sold by
SPENCER and PERK.I NS; Watch-makers, No. 44, oppo-
site St. Sepulchre's Church, Snow-hill ; who for near thirty
years have fabricated these Machines; and though they do
not claim the Invention, it being almost as antient as Pocket
Watches, yet all that ever came to their knowledge haire
been so rude in their shape, inconvenient in wearing, and
incorrect in their pertbrmance, as to have been soon laid by
as useless.

Thus, which they take the liberty to offer to the Public, is -
, elegant in-itself, most conveniently used, perfedly coned,
and what is desirable in all Machines of Fancy, exceeding
cheap; not liable to be out of Order, and is a most amusing.
Companion to Gentlemen who are fond of Walking and
Shooting. -
Flattering themselves the gteat Improvement lately made
ml4s carried it to its ultimatum, they take this method of
aking ft public, to secure to themselves at least the credit
thereof, having been materially injured by Plagiarists who
have copied their Machines, and passed them off to Qentle_
men as their own Inventions, though at much higher prices,
and very inferior work.
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London, England, 1801-12-04

PETERSBORGH, Nov. 6.

ON the 4th- instant we had here a irio-lent'.Starrn,
which se r in from the sea, and 'sivelled the waters
of the Neva seven English feet above their usual
height, by which all the
.lower parts of the City
were laid under w4.ter, and the inlpibi:ants were
obliged to, ake: refuge the.:upper-storit% .'The
inundation did great damage, and many vessels
were. lost.

A Letter from-Bodmin, dated.NoF. z 4, says—
One of the most violent depredations that was
ever committed, on the property of any Gentle-
man in the County. of Cornwall, was .that of. the
Rev. Dr. FL AI`,IANK, ofßodinin. On the night
of Thursday the, 19th instant, a Banditti, supposed
to consist of about three hundred, came. to 8037'
carne, in the parish of Bothnia!, armed
.with
axes, saws, and. weapons •of
.every description.
They, surrounded the dwelling:Amuse, guarded
eveq avenue
,to the estate, and stopped travellers
on. the ,high road,.,at the distance Of half a mile
from the place, fearing they should give the alarm.
They, totally -demolished the Salmon, Nlrea,r and
Head Wvr ; .attacked • the mills by cutting off the
timber On ,the wheels, splitting. the axle-tree, pull-
ing down, the mill-dams, &c. This is the second
time they have made their appearance this _week.—
Unless some steps are taken to check this'outrage-
ous -ptoceeding, God only knows
,whire it will
end,"

The Anna .Mafia, Wolfer., from Eambiiigh to
Africa, is lost at Senegal—part of Cargo saved.

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13 N, Nov. 4.

EVERY thing here is very quiet : the new Re-
volution is a perfed victory over the 'dissolved
Diet, obtained by. the sixteen seceding and fifteen
protesting Members. The new Serratp, thirteen in
number, assembled yesterday. Fifcy44ar Membeis
of the late Ditt have published a Prcitest, declaring
that the general Helvetic- Diet was
.dissolved by
violence 'and force of arms, and that they afe -not
answefahle for -the consequences. of this measure,
which was carried into effeft only by the bayonet.