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The Sun.
London, England, 1801-10-16

STOWEN%HOUSE,SOAIRSET,

TQBE LETT, and entered' upon immediately,
with the Furniture, Stables, Coach-Louses, Gardens,
.pnrubberies, • Ponds, and On Acre of 'Kitchen-garden, and
Thirteen Acres of good Meadow Land adjoining. . •
T [louse is elegantly and cont*--lately FURNI SHE D, as
cue of the Residences of the. late Lady Joins, de.ceased, arid
is in every respect fit for the immediate Occupati,.m of a large
and getitk&l_-family ; distant from Bath twelve miles, Bristol
ten, and .Wells twelve. The... Tenant may have. tine Depata-
lion of the Manor:
For particular::., inquire of Mr. Miles, Attorney, at •Sten7.
Easton"-' or at Bull's Library,
The Servants at Stowey will shew the House and Furni-
ture to any 'Verson wishing to rent it.
London, England, 1801-10-16

BREWERY TO BE SOLD,

Peremptorily; on Thuridartlic 22d Day of Odobzr, at One
o'clock at Noon, 'at the -Liverpool Arms Hotel, Castle-
.street, Liverpool ;
A Verk Extenslve and . Complete BREWERY,
erected .in the. best manner within ;he last twelve'
years, possessing even, improved ,principle now known :
'the whole covering a Piot of ['recital:A Ground of Two Acres,
situated in Sotland-road; Liverpool, and within 1200 yards
of the Custom House ; capable of makini annually 60,00 a
Barrels of Porter'or.Ale ; with convenielit browage, and very
extensive• Warehouses, Mal z- houses, Drying-kilns, &c.
The. Water is of the first quality, andinexhauStibele.—The
whole Premises are overlooked by_.a handsome Dwelling-
hotise,. well finished ; and may he vielived every day before
.the Sale, where attendance will be given.
••For further Particulars a2ply to Mr. Rose, Eveiton„ near
Liierpool.
London, England, 1801-10-16

Oc*. i 4:

ARIti~SI3 tote Prinie of Wales, of 98 guns; Rear.
Admiral Sir R. CA,TypER, juste, of Sei guns; Capt►
Si: E. Isritoi.ii Knight, and Rcbsat; of 74 guns
"-zit. W. Jxxvis, froiti the Channel tleet.

. -
the
.444vsbiri;ie Frigate passed by to. the W.
Waid yesterday from the Downs, bound with a Con.
‘io.P eci Cork.

• All the regula4eginients, the Militia, and Vo.
-tlzlteer Corps in this neighbourhood, will assemble
')i) the tines at Dock this evening at seven o'clock,
t 4 fire four rounds; in consequence of the pleasing
;11telligence of the Ratification of the Treaty of
Leace. The cannon-in the Citadel will alsei fire two
itrinds at the same time.
London, England, 1801-10-16

EVONSiII RE. -

-,.,,...

TQ BE SOLD BY AUCTION,
:Trll'leairs, at the Baptist Head Coltite-houSe, in Chan-
-I.oMon, on Thursday the 22C1 Day of OCtober
inst. at Out .'Clock ;
iIE foilowing...ESTA TES : in thy' Parish of
Ottery st, Mary ; the MANOR or reputed MANOR
„
HOLCOMBE and HOLCOMBE BARTON •
with divers Tenements and Cottages, the whole in
ession of Francis huts; for a Term of which four. years
"d a halt will be nnexpired at Michaelmas next. •
v„arkthe Palishof Hemycck: The MANOR of 'HEM-
eCK., with te Quit-Rents ; 'also CASTLE BARTON.
M, in poss es sio n of john Manley, Tenant at Will r to,
her with several Lifehold Tenements within- the said
nor.
Also the ADVOWSON Donative of the Church of Broad-
near I Iminster, in the County of Somerset.
I,lXrintect Particulars may be had of Messrs. Smith, Itelte:.
h and Hoskins. Solicitors, in Lincoln's-Inn; or Mr. W.
i,J• Black, Land Surveyors, Middle Temple ; . Mr.
ks.", will, onyat,' near llininster; or the Tenants of the
Emotes hew the Premises.'

ISLE OF wicwr. k
1„ , TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, ..
—r no! Lots, on zzd of October inst, at the
114Ptist,IILCOlfeelhouse, in Chancery-lane, London ; _
Pir
HE following ESTATES: The MANOR of
)1, NI OTTI ST ON, and several Farms and Lands, held at
nor -rent, and under Leases for Lives within the said Ma-
; and Parish of Mottiston;
Shia a Farm called RO U G HBO ROUG Id, in the Parish of
Ai
(14t„s0 Two Valuable ADVOWSONS, viz. The ConsOli-
-6
I,'l/,' RECTORY of MOTTISTON, otSHORWELL. and VICARAGORWELL, and the RECTORY E
vi.vinted Particulars may be had of Mess's. Smith, tieke-
1. arid Hoskins, Solicitors,. in Lincoln's-Inn ; Mr. W. and
le, 111,
Iclc., Land Surveyors, in the Middle Temple ; and Mr.,
kr.,Latize, Newport, Isle of Wight, who will *point a
.elt to sheW the Estates.
London, England, 1801-10-16

F RID.I/2' Y, OCTOBER r 6, :6o r.

CITY OF COVENTRY.

A T a PUBLIC MEETING of the INHABI-
X TANTS of this City, held at the County-Hall, on
Monday the lath Day of October, itior, for the purpose of
taking into consideration, and determining tipon the most
proper Mode of Demonstrating their Joy upon the Happy
Event of the Ruitication of'the Preliminaries of Peace ;
London, England, 1801-10-16

soUTHAitiPiOAT, ocif. is.

Tli E news of Ileace has been celebrated here
with the most enthusiastic joy : a grand Illu-
urinationlook place on. Monday evening ; and
the Inhabitants, dividing into loyal parties at
the different Inns, dined and spent the day with
the greatest harmony and good order. To-night
there is a splendid Ball .and Supper on the joyful
occasion at the Roams, which is expeAed to be fully
attended.

Our Theatre was but indifferehtly .supported till
the arrival of Mrs. Si DDO Ns, who has, played a few
nights ti overflowing houses: We were last night
favoured with her Lady Randolph, which she per-
formed in a manner that defies the warmest panegyric
to do a sufficient justice. The Farce of " For-
tune's Frol;c," followed, , which was rendered high-
ly diverting by COLLINS, jun. in his just and na-
tural performance of the Country Boy.
London, England, 1801-10-16

GRAVESEND, OCT. 14.

Passed by—the Basta Catima, BoYson from Bonrdeaux ;
Hibernia, —, from Petersburgh; 'Ann, Harper; frorti
Br6nen ; and Young Elizabeth, faun Rotterdam.:

Sailed—the., Duckingfield, Carr,: for Martinique; Uriana,
,—, for Petcrsburgh ; Marquis, Tool; 'for Dublin ; Ere,
derick, Delaw; for Lisbon ; • Mar),, M'Donald, for St.
Michael's ; Charlotte, Maria, —, for Carlscrorte ;(. and
Nautilus, —, for Amsterdam.

MARRTED.
On Monday last; Mr. Arthur C. Allen, Merchant, Iron-
monger-lane, to Miss Elizabeth Smith, of Belfast.
Yesterday, at. St. George's, Hanover-square, Sir John
Riggs Miller, Bart. to Miss Beauchamp, of Park-place, St.
on wednesday the 7th inst. at Arnpthill, Bedfordshire,
the Hon. George Brown, Lieutenant in the 13th Light Dra-
goons, to Miss Mary Colston, Youngest daughter of the late
Ito. Alexander Colston, of Filkino-Hall, Oxfordshire.
Oil Tuesday evening, by.special license, at the Earl of
Fauconbetg's, Thomas Wynn, Esq. nephew to Lord Newbo-
rmjgh, to' the. Right Hon. Lady Charlotte Bellasyse, eldest
'daughter of the Earl of Fauconberg.
On Thursdays 'Colonel Roberts, of the Bengal Establish
-
;neat, and• Lieutenant of His Majesty's Band of Gentlemen
Pensioners, to Miss Wake, sister of Sir William Wake, Bart.
On Saturday last, Miss Callender, to Sir John Murray,
Bart.
London, England, 1801-10-16

SAMUEL WHITWE'LL, Esq. Mayor, in the Chair;

It was unanitiously Resolved, That a PUBLI C E S-
SION, throuoout the City, of thp Mayor and Magistratesi
attended 'by the several Companies, Military Associations,
Benefit Soeteties, and such of the Inhabitants of the City and
Neighbourhood, who may wish to join in the'P rocession, shall
take place on a Day to be appointed by the Mayor, subsequent
to the final Adjustment of the Peace ; and that the same be
Concluded by, and be Under the Management and Diredion
of, the Ma:'or anti Magistrates ; and that the Day
,be con-
cluded with a (IEIERAL ILLUMINATION.
Resolved, That the Masters of the respective Companies,
the Officers of the Associations, and the Stewards of the So-
cieties, be requested to concur, and assist in carrying the
above Resolution into died.
That Ribbons be introduced on the occasion, as !mach as
possible ; and that the Colours be Sky and Mazarine"Blue,
incorporated.
That these Resolutions be signed by the Chairman, and
-published in Tit a-Su a, Traveller, Leicester, Northampton,
Birmingham, and Coventry Newspapers.
That the Thanks of this Meeting be given to the Mayor,
forcalling the same, and for hii truly laudable conchid in the
Chair.
. - SAMUEL WHITWELL, Mayor, Chairman.
London, England, 1801-10-16

TORBAY, OCT' i 4.

As soon as the Ratification of the Preliminaries
of Peace' were known here (Monday)" the bells were
rung, and flags displayed at various places ; in the
evening the town was splendidly illuminated ; the
guns from the different vessels in the harbonr- were
fired; joy beamed on every countenance, and the
horrors of War were buried in oblivion by the
certainty of what will heap blessings on our Coun-
try, and diffuse happiness to millions of individuals.
This evening, if the weather permits, all the
great guns and howitzers at the Berry Head Forts
will be discharged at seven o'clock ; afterwards the
field-pieces and small arms belonging to the North
Hants will fire, when their Barracks will be illu-
minated, and fire-works displayed.
London, England, 1801-03-02

MARRIED.

od-Saturday;theltst .ult. .Mr. George Coles, of Law-
renee-Pountney-lane London; to Miss Martha Fenning,.
youNgestdaughter of William Fenning, Esq. of
bury, Mitcham.
On Wattle*lay last, William Maurice G Esq. og
Tunbridge Wells,-Kvnt, to Miss Marianne O'Keefe, • of
Upper Conway-street, Fitzroy-square.
London, England, 1801-03-02

FAL M0U17.1,. FE 26,

ARriTVED the Pheraia NiTtiCet,-Capti THOMP-
sov,, in twenty .7.evep days fro in New-York
left there she Dide of Clarrnee Pae:Uti Car.
. .

Also al ri the Kills geor:fl'ackets'ap,
YES COMIS 2, hi Sevin days 2ftora.,Lisbon. The

11'

Earl G,:wer 'and Pri,,,y Aafelphus Packets, with
the Maiii of the *27th nit. and 3d and foth inst.
were shfc arrived, each having only fotir (fairs
passage.. - The KiagGeorke brings advice of. Sit
,
R 6.13 E CALuEtt, with Six fail of the Line, and
the Montague, of 7.i. guns, &masted in a gale of
wind off Ferrol, having. arrived off the Rock of
I,i,bon. No account had been received at Liibon
respeaing the French Stitiadron ; but it was gene_.
rally believed there, that they were gone against
the Brazils:

On Thurscliy last .arrived here; the Portuguese
Frigate Triton, Catain M. De MiNEzEs, in -14.
(lays fiom Lisbon, with Dispatches for the Por-
tugueseAtubassador. On which day also arrived
the Amer.'Can 'ships' hi-, Captain KEMEIELL,
from Charlestown, With.stigar ; and :Truxton, last
ftom Baltimote; With cotton; &c.
Sailed the Robust, of guns, to join the
Channel Fleet ; the illi/hro?k Schooner,- Lioit.
Sum', . for Plymouth ; and the Earl St. rinccnt
Schodner Privateer,
_Captain RICH A. 168, on a

cruize.

By the K;11,4 Ge.lrgt's Mail, letters were re-
ceived from Capt. TILL E y , of the Brig Edward
and Mary, which sailed from hence for Oporto
with the Fleet under tonvoy of the SeaLisP,
Ma;dstorti &c-. stating his and several other ves-
sels having been cEptured by a Spanish Privateer,
which was, captured' the next ciay by one of our
cruizing Frig'ates, and serif into Qporto., The
Spaniards stripped thtm of almost all their
clothes. . .
, •

The 77:,,:fashend Packet, for the Leeward
Islands, made signal for sailing this tray, but it
falling calm, prevented his getting out.
The Pii,ict of Wale Packet, for Lisbon, is
detained for the arrival of a Messenger from
London.

SHEERNESS, MARCH I.

SAILED His Majesty's Ships Bic;Rthei -of 38
guns, Danz; of 30 guns, and Herm, s, of 22 guns ;
the nVo former for the Westward, and the latter

to Leith.

Arrived Majesty's Ship Albion, from the
Downs.
The Iris Is undocked, and the Jamaica is
" •
A coat 4dartiiti, "Was held on .board His Ma-
jesys Ship Ifydeezi at Sheerness, on Saturday the
zBth. ulr. to Billinton, a private
!.I:,rine belonging, to La. De!irer, for desertion;
when the charge.lbeing.proved, -the Court ad.
judged'hitn to receive zoo lashes.

DEAL) MARCH' li:

1

nis 1144jesty's Sloop Savage bailed yesterday
to theWest*ard ; Lir, of go guns, 'orhore'e and

Nemesis Frigates, and Arr:irvi Sloop; tO,tbeta.st.
ward.

The. Dant Sloop of ,War, Aancreert Brig, and
Lord Diacan East Indianian, cam—e'*douin last
night the Rivtri and remain with
Hitt Ma-
jcsty's Shir 0-verysiel,'‘ind'Raccoo SlOpp,
reittei (2d), and-rias (3a), ArmtdCutters, Lard
Armed tuggei, and the East India Ships as per
last, with the triton, Captain DUNLOP; from In-
dia, arrived this Morning:
London, England, 1801-03-02

and initylw about the :Iv of forty.; Mr. Nick-
' vvoodappeared to, be -much hurt, and hiS fate Win
all covered with to,
and , he was confined fur
eleven days.
. Jos!, 'h Bram/Ij, another, Clerk to a, COrtio-far-,
tor, saw 'this scuffle, but did.not bear a syllableof
the conversation' which, preceded it. lie,saw
Dunkin strike Mr. Brickwoncl, the, consequence
of which was a black eye ; but. Mr. Brigkwood
did not fall, for helaid hold of the stand in the
scuffle.. Mr. Dunkin had the chat-Baer of being
a very generous good-natured man. -
Mr, Yolier., a .Surgeon, who attended Kr:
Brickwoool, taid he tonnd him very much dis.
figured ; one of his eyes, aln'ost closed up. fie
was exceedingly affcaed by
.this' injury, He
thought, he never saw a greater impression made
by a fist in a man's face in his life, than he,saw
in the' face of Mr. Brickwood in this instance.
He continued in this state with the marksof vio-
lence on his face for eight or.nine days ; he was
in great pain, and obliged tokeep his hotse.
Mr: &SKr NE addressed. the Jury in an inge.
nious speech for the Defendant, in which he in-
sisted that it was not probable 'the Defendant
should have struck the Plaintiff' without great
provocation, but, of which there could be no
evidence, since the Witness who saw the scuffle
did not hear the-whole of tie conversation. The
truth was, he said, that she Plaintiff had provok-
ed the Defendant by raising the price of the mar.
ket unfairly ; the Defendant was to purchase
these articles •for Government,' and had the best
wishes for the Public (who God knows pay
enough already for every thing) accl wishede" the
price .of things to be kept down at the market,
and it was out of this the conversation arose, in
which .the, Plaintiff; gave the Defendant the lie.
The Defendant alleclod that the ',Plaintiff had
raised the price of this article ; the Plaintiff said
he bad not*; but why did he refuse to go with the
Defendant to Messrs. Sawyer and Williams, just
by, to Clear the matter up ?—No, he refused,
and persisted in giving the lie. to the Defendant.
The ATTORNEY GE NE'rt AL had said, that the
present Generation' was improved in manners,
and he adrnitted it ; but there was a spirit among
us, that was not diminished since the days of Al;
fred, and that was to maintain, promptly, our
veracity when attacked.,-A man's veracity in
England, was. like: the chastity Of -a virtuous
woman, not to be. suspeaed ; this sudden gust
arose from that .spirit, and ought not. to be visit-
ed with, any serious penalty,

Lord NVON Said, it Jury were in, posses-
sion
of the whole Case,' but he could hot help ob-
serving, that ihere was a disposition ,to make
the mot of this in the•Jirst Witness, for he said
the Defendant knocked the Plaintiff down,
whereas it appeared afterwards that this happened
not to, be so. The jury would consider of the
Case without any observation from his Lordship.
Verciia for the Plaintiff, damages tool.
London, England, 1801-03-02

BRIXHAM, FEB. 28.

Swtt,tr the Immortalitet, Alcmene, and Meg.rra,
on a,Cruize; the Doll; And S towa r row Cutters,
for Plymouth , and
.7orephCutter, on a Cruize.
Arrived the attar, Near. Admiral SA UNIAIt z,
,
and 11/i/idio. Castle, Admiral M trclizt.t.,. from
Portsmouth. • . •

'The rile de 'Path alit San
.7 al made an at-
tempt yesterday, and also today, to get down
charine4 but are preue ateL cuntniry %vinds.

PORTSMOUTH, MARCH 1.

SAIIAD this day,..the. Warrior, Defeire, and
ilginourt, with Troops on board, for the Downs,
and several other Ships arc expe&cd immediately
to follow,

Ar4ved the Ganges, of 74 guns, from the
Channel Fleet.

'Yesterday the following -Ships passed by the
Isle of Wight, viz.
Prussian Vessel
,7amge Elizabeth, J. J. EItI CK
master, from-Guernsey, with tobaeco awl staves,
for Hambro.'; jogge Cbe-istrita, J. F .:lENDERS,
from Lisbon to liambro7, laden' with sugar, cof-
fee, &c. She left a great number of Swedish and
Danish Ships there, afraid to lcaVe Port on ac-
count of -the: Embargo 'in ;the "iiritish,'PottS ;
American Ship 44 3iv , From New-York.
London, England, 1801-03-02

The Principal Charaders by
Mr. LEWIS, Mr. MUNDEN, Mr. FAWCETT,
14r. KNIGHT, Mr. MI/14 RAY, Alr. TOWNSEND,
Mr. EMERY, Mr. FARLEY, • -
M-r. DAVENPORT, Mr. WADDY.. '
Mrs. GIBBS, Miss SIMS,
Mrs. POWELL, and Mrs. MATTOCKS.
The Prologue to bespoken by Mr. I3ETT.ERTON.
And an Epilog* by the Chara6ters.
After which will be pertormed (for the ad time), a N7,:w
Grand Historic Pantomime Drama.in two P4rts, eallcd
PEROUSE •
Or, The DESOLATE ISLAND.
The Ailion, &c. of the Ballet, 'under the sole direaion of
Mr. FAittati..-r-The' Overture .coirposed by Messrs.
11,106REHEArt and Dikv. y.---The Music of the First Part
by Mr. DAVY; and tharpf the Second-by Mr. NlOok E-
TIE AD.—With entire new Music, Sc.euery, Machinery,
Messes, and Decorations.
EUROPEANS.
Perouse (the Navigator), Mr: H. JOHNSTON ;
Theodore (the son of Perouse), Miss I ENKINSON ;
And MailamerPerouse, stirs. H. JOHNSTON- -
Chimparmee (an Anirruil of the Desolate Island), Ma-ster
MENAGE.
IsTAT:'.'Eti'ol, A NZLCllBileltieG IsstArtri.
Kanko (Stiitor to Unita), Mr. FARLF.Y
Negaski (Ihribats Father), 'Mr., DELPINI ;
And Urniia, Mrs.-MILLS.
London, England, 1801-03-02

' TJIE KING 2). ,Cli

This was an Indictment for Perjury, alledgt:d
to have been committed by the Defenkinot in an
Affidavit he made in the Court of Common Pleas,
in a Cause in which he was Defendant, and
wherein, - to obtain his discharge,. he
.had stated
that he did.tnot owe any person a sum of above
fool. ivhere,ts, he knew himself to beindebted
to: the Plaintiffs in that Aition in 'upw'ards of
13oolii After some progress hackbeen made in this
Prosecution.

Lord KINrON took occasion to obierve, that
this was one of the instances in which the prac:.
tice.6f the
.Court of King's. Bench was, 'in ttis
opinion, wiser than that of the Common Pleas.
The .King's befich would never. hear .the Affida-
Vits of the Parties 'themselves upon the subjeci
natter in issue, because'- they would not try
Causes on Affidavits, ..nor would they hear .an
Affidavit of a DefendUnt-denying that he owed
a debt for which Ite.was arrested, that being- fit
only to he tried by, a Jul. • The Court of Com-
mon Pleas, under certain circtunsiances, did hear
the Parties on Affidavits ; and this .was one of
the fruits of that practice. It was, to be lamented
that the praClice of the two Courts. was af vari-
ance in this.resped ; uniformity in.it was desira-
ble.. In this instance, however, the, Prosecution ap-
peared to his Lordship to be, at least premature ;
fur the subject matter was, at this moment, in
Issue before the Civil Jurisdiction of .a Court cif
justice. The Civil Rights of the Parties ought
to be ascertained, before either of them should be
called upon to answer crUninally. After some
other observations from the Bar,, the Verdi,' of
the Jury was recorttedin this case—Not Guilty.
London, England, 1801-03-02

CONCRETE LEMON JUICE.

Mr.,Coxw ELL, of Temple-Baf, 60(4 'been
given. to understand that .sotne other. Acid has
tieen:sold.for:Concrete Lemon Juke, feers it ne-
cessary to observe, that he is permitted to. refer
to the highest Atithorities in this Kinkdom, for
the -purity of that prepared by himself; arid he
trusts that the precaution of signing evary'Package
with his name, and in his own hand-writing,. will
afford sufficient security against impolition, to
those who shall be desirous to-make use of this
convenientand elegant preparation.
London, England, 1801-01-30

PLYMOUTH, JMc. aS.

ALL the Men of War in Cawsand Bay re-
ceived orders this morning to proceed to sea
with all possible expedition, to join the Channel
Fleet ;—at noon the Barfieur, of 98 guns, Rear.
C Adnilr 3- I —OLLINGWOOU; Achilles, of 74 guns,
Captain G. MURRAY ; and Russell, of 74 guns,
Captain It SAWYER, sailed to the Westward.
the San Josef, of 112 guns, Vice. Admiral
Lord NELSON, and Prince George, of 98 guns,
are preparing to follow.

It is reported that the French Fleet, consist-
ing of Thirty Sail of the Line, have bailed from
Brest but this rumour wants confirmation,
Arrived the Orion, D, CUSLOFF master, in
ballast, from Bremen ; and Aliancell, H. )(ES-
TEN master, in ballast, from Dublin, bound to
Bourdeaux, two Swedish vessels detained, the
former by the Renard, the latter by the Meg.r-Ta
Sloop of War,

SHEERNESS, JAN. 29,

1•••••••••••••• 6
ARRIVED the Plumper ann Bouncer Gun-ves_
sell, from the Westward.

His Majesty's Ship Text] has gone out of Har-
bour td the Note.

His Majesty's Sloop Trimmer, in ordinary at
this. Port, and the Vifloire Schooner, arc ordered
to be fitted out as Fire Vessels, with all possible
dispatch.
London, England, 1801-01-30

SIIIP NEWS.

GRAVESEND, lAN. 23.
Passed by.-the Amphitrite; Newport, from Konings-
burg •, Bellona, 'fawn, from St. Michael's ; and. Hibe-
rnia, Coughey, front Belfast.
• Salled—the Providence, --, and 'Albion, Mea, for
Jamaica ; Porcher, Blake, for gutcrpriaeo }W-
m, for Berbice ; Elizabeth, —, for Cork 1,. Exe,
Cade, tbr Dublin; and Susannah, I.clgh, for Martinique.

lA/MGT.:III, P. ti • 26,
Arrived,—the Fame, Mcrydith; and Polly' and Nancy,
Jones, from. Waterford; Providence, White, and Betsy,
Packvvell, from Bristol ; Ceres, Richards, from k9ss ;
Linenhall, Lewington ; Ranger, Whit:or, and Providence,
Rayiey,.from Dublin ; Ant, Howard, from Portsmouth ;
Furly, Husking; Olive Branch, Thompson; Alert, Bligh ;
Severn, Way • Lady Cruiser, Sarah, :Pearce; anti
Welcombe, Sharp, from London ; Davis;'Mary, Hunt, from
Yarmouth; and Betsy and Nancy Griffiths, from .Poole.
London, England, 1801-01-30

DIAMOND LOTTERY.

This Lottery consists of only 11,428 Tickets,
the first drawn thereof in the ensuing Eliot. (sit
LOTTERY, which begins drawing the ad of
Match, will be 'entitled to the DIAMOND, which
is deposited in the Bank of England, and valued
at 30,0001. The Tickets at present are only
Two Guineas each, but from the great demand
for them, it is expelled that the few remaining un-
sold will immediately be advanced in price. The
NObility, Gentry, and Public are respedfully ac.
(painted, that they are to be had at Mr. NI.
cHoLsoN's fortunate Of►cc, No. 16, Cornhill,
opposite the Bank of England.
London, England, 1801-07-03

INSCRIPTION.

An Opposition Nper, a few days ago, contained
an Epitaph on the ministerial demise of the late.
CHANCYLLOR of the EXCHTQUE4, written by the_
pen of Malignity, in consequence of which we pre_
'sent •our Rcader9 with another, sketched by the
hand-of TRUTH. •

SACRED to the Mlni&teriat Memory of
, The _Right Honourable WILLIAM PITT,
The Lineal Representative of
The Genius, the Eloquence, and the Virtue,

of the ever
VENERATED CIIA:THAII.I

Who succeeding to the Station, and inheriting the Wisdom
of his illustrious Father, like him, retrieved the Errors of
preceding Administrations, and realized. the hopes of his
Country, by raising it to the highest pitch of
London, England, 1801-07-03

PORTSMWTH, JULY 29

Tim morning passed by the Isle of Wight, on
their passage to the River Thames,' about 8o Sail
of homeward-bound Ships, froni Demerara, Suri-
nam, Barbadoes, and other West India Islands, part
of A Fleet of about 230 Sail, which came from thence
under convoy of His Majesty's Ships Montague, of
74 guns, Unite and Daphne Frigates : of these'
about 66 Sail acted company in a gale off the tanks
of ~ Newfoundland,, seven of which are said to
-have been - captured. About 70-Sail parted Mit-
pany. in the chops of the Channel, and proceeded tip
St.: George's Channel, under convoy of the-Daihne;
the Montague put into Plymouth, . and the Lbl;tf is
gone for the Downs with the So Vessels first men..
tion.. Seven Transports are arrived hete,, and-pas-
sengers have landed from the following Ships, viz.

Duke of Clarence, Gutzmer, from Trinidad;
- Ross, from Demerara ;
Cornet, Tate, from Trinidad;
Allirtha, Moll, from 13aripdoes ;
Pomona, Mayor, froin•Surinani4
Diana, Wilson, from ditto; .
Ruby, Wales, frorn tssequi§o. •
The names of the Transport's arrived are;

Mary, •

Alfred,
Aurora,\

Shore,
AC iye'S Incxase.

TORI4Y, jtiNi gip,

ARatvre, here, front' the Fleet 6 nr•-,!, His
Majesty's Ship Maje!‘tic. "She brings no particular
Accounts. • • .
London, England, 1801-07-03

$l/:E4RNi:SS, JULY
.2.

SAILED Fiji Majesty's Gun vessel Conjisg, Lieut;
Doi), wit a Convoy for the Westward ;*`
.and Pro-
q.:;eletra hired Cutter, Lieut. CowAhr, with the
Ships baund to Archangel uilder Ter convoy) as far
as. Yarrrti,uit.h..

. Pftquct-tTow, Esq. h appointed to the
Cornm4n4 fitting Vat. at Chatham;

w

ene.of the Ships" taken by Vice- Adaii-al
at the. Tezel.
P. S. -The- De Ruyier has come down from
Chatham, and is on 4er way to the Note. -

,E.XTRACT OF A LETTER FROM ST. ,VINCENT, 1

9TH MAY.

" The running Ship Union Island, Capt. DpR,
.MER, for Bristol, which • sailed from .this place the
13th ult. fell in with alrench Privateex of i 4 ganFi
6-pounder, and z6o men, on the Bth, near inegatis.
After a lciperate Engagement, in which the Captain
of the Union Island and five men were woundedi
and two men killed, the Privateer was beat oft
• .
with. the doss of her Captain and a number of bier;
killed and wounded."

The West Indian, Sheddon, from Antigua to
Bristol ; the Betsey and Susan, Corey, from De-
merara to Liverpool; the Victory, Peacock, from"
Surinam to London the Uriana, Walker, fro,
the West Indies for London ; the Vino, Haw-
land; from Sr. Vincent's fot London ; the Cecilia,
Orpheus, from the West Indies for Dublin ; Ann,
Silk; from Grenada for London, 'have been taketi
by Le Braave French Privateer. The Betsey and'
Susan'she burnt, and gave the Ann to the Prisoners+
The Uriana is re-taken by the Gleporilte Friz-atei
which %t'as in chace of the rest.

An experiment took place on Wednesday on die
Aim Thames, for the purpose of working a barge
or any other heavy craft, against title, by means a"
a steam engine, on a very simple construction. the
moment the engine was set to work, "the barge was
brought about, answering her helm qtrickly,
she made way, against a strong current, at tire rate
of two miles and alalf per hour;
London, England, 1801-07-04

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London, England, 1801-07-04

COLLFERY." TO -BE LETT,

THE Valuable BF,DS'or SEAMS -Of COAL ly.,
• ing ukder Upwarcis of FIVE HUNDRED ACRES of
GROI=N at- Thorp, in .the% Parish Qt Rothwell, in the
West Riding of the'County of York, near the Turnpike-Road
leading Wakefield, within fotir miles of each
,of the, said Toweis,-: and about two-miles 'and a hallof the
Navigable Rivers,Air and alder!
egr The aliOVe.O'rbuAds' lie adjOining to the Middleton
and I;ofthou,se Collieries; and contain the Seams of Copl 'now
getting.in both the said Collieries, which has been aseer-
ta;ned by Borin,gs.
4‘„), For' Other Partieulars, apply to Mr. John Curr, 'of
Shetileld; of. Wakefield% or Messrs. 'Nicholson and%
Upton, in Leeds. _
London, England, 1801-07-04

B'EST NEWCASTLE COALS,
‘4.25-. per
dron.—The'SEA., COAL COMPANY must respeel-
fully inform the Nobility.; Gerrtrr,' and Public, that they may
be supplied with large tirime COALS, which the .I).roprie-
tors.ple+2.e, 'themselves to give satisracAion; at the above re-
-duced price., and are confident bo*per3a.in Londf-9i
_can
them lower,. unless inferior in quality ; r 3 Saeks, 'or
.;
Bushels, measured under the urspedien of Sword Meters,
.ancideliyered to any. part of the town', free of every expepoe,
except-Shooting and metage. . •
Orders addressed, by pbst or otherwise,- to No. 3z6,
ford-street, opposite Bolsover-street .; and No a 3, Iciug's-
street, Bloomsoury, will be immediately executed. '
N. B. Orrly'ts. per naite.perchaldrun'off the stones..
London, England, 1801-07-04

,D.O7ER) JULY

14* MERRY arrived here last night' and this
Morning early embarked in a Flag of Truce for
Calais.

The Windward Island Fleet, consisting of Eighty.
rt Sail, passed by thii place to.day-for the Downs,
er4l of the Passengers landed here:
London, England, 1801-05-09

RARY• FUND;

AT THEIR
ANNIIiERSARY MEETING, MAY 7,

by wILLIA,I4 BOSCAWEt4I ESQ.
Wu/t. Spring, exulting;-owns the genial ray;
And. i‘siterinpLephyrs greet the new-born May,
While, rich in beauty, Natures gifts invite
Each sense to icy, -each feeling to delight;
Say,. • shall not Bounty's charms display their power;
Bright as the Sun, refreshing as. the shower ?
Can IrJr celestial iniCueute imparr
Less warmth; less rapture, to th' ingenuous heart ?
Not, all the views. that strike our raYlsh'd evci,
Wild woods, enamel'd vales,- and azure 'skies ;
Ndt 41 the vernal music of the groirei
Th' instinctive melody of.artless
So charm the fancy, so exalt the Maid, •
As secnes,that melt, that humanize mankind;
As the pure joy Penzvolence inspires,
Her conscious energies, her sacred fires;
When o'er this-favtiur'd'Spot her banners wave,
And mark the band, whose triumph is—to-save.
-Lo ! when by Fancy wak'd to new delight,
The Child of Genius wings his daring flight,
Now roar's sUblithe,. and. spUrns' the earth below; •
Now sinks depresed,.o'erwltelm'd by Want and Woe ;
What gen'rous sympathy can Booth his care ? .
What land.shall ratse-litm, plung'd in deep despair ?
What friend his wounds can heal, his' sorrows-che.:r,
Revive his drooping hope ?,-,That Friend is here :
Hence How the plenteous streams-that comfort give,
Restore his long-lost peace, and bid him live.

But See (morz -wretched7still), 'the-Bard, :or..Sage,
W hose fortune fails, 'whose geniue'dronps,, in age l •
His wit; his science, or his lofty lays;
Once gain'd the-kneed of Universal praise.
Alas 1. when Want- put Sues, when Life declineii
;Unheard ho sutiCits unlamented pines.
Too proud on private bounty to tlepond,
He shuns the Patron ; no,- he fears the friend.
How then ihall worth lite his assert its claim ?
Who shall redress his -wrongs. yet spare his
'Tis yours to searel) in Mis'ry's deep recess,
Unsought to cherish, and unask'd to bless ; -
Chase pining Want, bid Shame's keen anguish cease,
And Life's eventful drama end in peace.
-.- But Nbythis needless ha y. —With fond acclaim,
Britain now iiwns, and bonseerates your tante ;
W here'er true Taste, true Science, greetahat frien:ls,
Her hcav'nly sway Benevolence extends..
.Here then the Muse her anxious toils may close,
-And her fond vot'ries seek their lov'd repose.--
Propp'd by her zeal, ncl, foster'd by her praise,
Your botknty struggled taro' its infant days,—
Henceforth; each fear dispelrd.'each.danger past,
Firm, -independent, it shall reign,-and. Last. ,
So the lonet parent birAoyitti Wi;ctiful eyes,
Views her young hroodnn,ilutt'ring pinions .rise,
Dimas their efibris.with eXpetkil'd skill,
W'fii le yet too weak tb soat9 4%6 Mitt w 1 ;
But when, mature in strength. ,allft-they spring,
With juster confidence, with titiaer. wing,' •-• .
She bids them, on theii natise po ors rely,
And pleasittbeholds them-tinge the boundless sky.
London, England, 1801-05-09

HIS MAJESTY'S OFFICERS OF THE ARVY

-Are respeafelly informed, they may be supplied
with. elegant Elastic 'Feathers upon an improved
priteiple, superior in 'quality, and full to per cent.
*raper, titan at any other house in Town, ,by P.
liEwLms, at his Feather Manufaaory, No. 2,
Strand, nearly adjoining Northumberland-house ;
where a general, assortment is kePt for the supply
of Regiments tit the shcirtest notice", Orders for
exportation; executed with punkality.—N. B.
P. Ifewlins continues to manufaaure camp, Desks,
Letter Copying. Machines, Liquor Cases, Medicine
Chests, Catties, and every othei article in the Ca.
bidet Line, of thebest materials and workmanship,
on the most reasonable terms.
London, England, 1801-05-09

PORTSMOUTH, MAY S.

SAILED this evening, His Majesty's Ship Bril;
liant, with Convoy for the Downs.' Wind W.

FAL3fOUTH, MAT 6.

ARRIVED the Prince Adolphus rlcket, JoNER
thirteen days from Listion.—The Prince of Wales
was safe arrived out, and was expelled to sail again
tm the 3oth ult. Portuguese TrOops still conti_
hued to march to the Frontiers, and they appeared
to be under mach apprehension from the French,
who they have an account, are on their, march.
towards, Portugal.

Sailed the Sylph Brig, of.. War, of IS guns, C:11t.
Dmitwoop, on a Cruize.

'~~~ ,:~ ;

; UTH,. MAY 8.
AZR i4lE2stile 1Y z. arj Cutter, from a Cruize.
..ct ; •
The Primer / Wales Packet, Capt. HEARN E,
From Cuxhaven, - arrived•at Lowestoft last night,
with Dispatches from Sir JAMES CRAWFORD at
Hatnburgh, with Which Capt. HEARNE immediately
ser of for London.--She brought no Mails.
London, England, 1801-05-09

• 'l, BENEPOL'ENT INSTITUTION.

R I rldn 6f the following Institution.will,
are conviaetd, be attended with great advantage
wherever it is adopted: It is-given in a Provincial
raper.. The Society is • called' the Ifa.+7'ne Penny
Club, is eslablished•among the Sunday School Chil-
dren of ,thorn,, (a parish' nearly adjoining that of
Dirmingharri.),: It is privy two years since this little
Chi!) was instituted, and more 'than two hundred
children are neatly elnathed 'by' this small weekly
deposit ormoney. The children 'subscribers are
about two hundred and twenty, and the fund is in-
ereaied by shout- one hundred neighbours, who,
fr:endly to the cause" subscribe the like sum, as ho-
norary meinbers.
The advantage arising to Society in general, and
to the Poor in particular, from habitual cleanliness
and a decent appearance, are so obvious, that they,
need little explanation. It
.is only to node,: and
contrast the general health and conduit 'of po6r
children kept clean, anti' decently cloathed, with that
of those, who,
_from idleness, always :1-I,pe:rr in dirt
and rags. 'M. latter, on a Sand,ty in, particular;
ate found wandering , tthout the lanes and- fields,
breaking the fanners helges,. and engaged in all
itids cif mischievous noisy' play, and • nor ti-n-
-jxecptently cursing and swearing, whilst the others
!arecibund in Their,duty at church or at hothe.
IC,is prailice greatly contributes to
heilrh, that the poor, Atild -who has &Cent garments
to'put op,-witl be indUced to Wash and comb--:-an
important pradice too mtich'negleaed by the poor
in
.6eneral..
It contributes- to .the general stock ..of _happiness.
arising from industry; for whilst the poor children
, of. this pari.;ll are exerting_:themgelves by•nall-mak.
ing, or otheiwise,,to save A penny for the Club, poor
children in other ',wishes are at the same time em-
p'A‘y&l in manufaOuring the materials for the V;ery
gartnents to be thus Thus; villagei become
composed-of industrious and respeaable poor, who
it may be reasonably I.opti,. will transmit to their
child Ind, their children's children, :tlre sa me
proper and useful.habits.

'To elfrft this desirable purpose in this parish, a
FENNY CLIiI3 1136 been
.es.tablisheti. The Members
arp ~lornposed prifcipatly- of 'IT nor children; and such
of their kind neighboui (Honorary Nkniliers) whom
for wise purposes;God!s Providence plat:ea here
4 comparatively, in more ,n7Jteci situations.

Every rneml)er
.snhseribeS .one penny. per week ;
the trioneil plked in a friendly hin4„ ho is so
kind_ not only to tike the trouble, but to all(k .five
per c,ent" interest 'for it ; _and once in two years the
Stock is to out in Cloathing, and then equally
clibtributed among -sUch poor members as' shall at
that time be t,iien upon the list,
In the parish or Pains.wick a similar measure
was set on foot, in the•year 1786, ?where it has
produced the same happy effea as in_the above.
named parish.
London, England, 1801-03-24

BRLYHAM, MAR.CH zr.

YESTERDAY arrived the Venerable, of 74 gune,
and Sea-Gull Brig ; and this day arrived the Su.
perb, of 74 gups, and Ambuscade Frigate , which,
with the File de Paris, Prince George, Windsor-
Castle, Temeraire, San Josef, Atlas, Captain,
Neptune, Glo'g, Prince, and Royal George, all
remain here ; wind about W. b. N. blowing very
heavy and squally.
London, England, 1801-03-24

YARMOUTH MARCH 23.

SAILED the Diligence Cutter, on a Crulie.
A vessel laden with coals, without any person
on board, was taken up at sea off Lowestoffy by
the boats from that place. It is suppos'ed that
she had been on a sand, and that the Crew had
left her ;---from a paper Which Was..found :on
board, it appears that she is called the Ret.iltetioff,
of Nizttinin,iPtree.

POT TSAIDUTII, MARcii

ARRIVE 13 HiS Majesty's Ship— Neprulli., from
the Channel Fleet, to rest the. Lap .wing Fri..
gate; froth-Portland Road, 'With the butNi,ard..
bousel Lishon -Fleet that she sailed with sornd
. „
weeks since, but the, departure of which from
ti Portland Road was forbid by Admiralty orders:

Sailed the Endfmion, Capt. Sir The. Wft..,
LIAMS, for' Lisbon ; the Anson; Trent and For.,

wee Frigates on a Cruize.
,
Came into Harbour La Loire Friatc, Captain

NEWMAN, to refit.

The Castor Frigate is gone out of the Harbour,
having been repaired.
The Brig Loyal Foiumteer, of Portsmouth,
from Lisbon, is arrived at Lymington, having
been taken on her passage by L' Africair, French
Privateer, and re-taken by the Naiad Frigate.
London, England, 1801-03-24

CLASSICAL ASSISTANT.

WAN'T'ED in a Classical School,'an ASSIST-
.ANT. 4Any Gentleman desirous of aft Engage-
ment in a School, who has bemused to the Eton Cum-
Ancl has a facility in making Latin Verses, may ap-
ply.to the Rev. !► t. llqyrick, at Leicester. • The most
satislaaory Testimonials will be required.
London, England, 1801-03-24

SHEERNESS, MARep 23.

SAILED this day, His Majesty's Ship Letora,
of 33 guns, Captain So rift RP N, Queen.koro' hired
Cutter,- Lieutenant FAB lAN, Nancy Fire-brig,
Lieutenant OW EN) and La l'iiloirt Fire-"schooner,
Lieutenant TILLARD, for Yarmouth.

DOVER, MAncit 23.

A Flag of Truce sailed from hence this morn-
ing for Calais, with a German 'Messenger who
had been waiting here some days, and Dispatches
from NI. OTTO.

The heavy gales of wind we' hay/ had for some
days past, have prevented arrivals from France
but the weather being now moderate, a Passage
Vessel is expcsled from Calais the next tide.
London, England, 1801-03-24

Q •
NAVAL Oi;
NEws,

N ilf; imfe►iusit relagi, servumpte :;:detttetrt,
Sed !nib; ir,rte datum.

PLI-ATOUTIT, MARCH 22.

Arta tviD the Swedish Barque Nepru.vus, J.
KELLE RSTROM master, with wines, from Tene-
rife, with viaualling stores at this port. Capt.
DF.NN ts, late of the Dr.,ke re Atte Packet,
came passenger in the above vessel.—She was
captured on her passage from the West Indies,
with Dispatches, by a Spanish Privateer, of 14
guns, and Izo men, alter a chace of 70 hours;
The day the Nepuinus sailed from Terieriffe a
very heavy cannonading was heard, which conti-
nued without intermission for six hours, the
cause of which, as also the result, are unknown.
By the i'Veptrout, intelligence is received that
the Ship Ner...o Lioness, of London, Capt. R ITCH I E,
bound to Jamaica, was captured off Madeira by a
French, Privateer, of 36. guns, and carried into
Santa .

The Portuguese Ships La Madre de Deos, of
goo tons, and St. Unato, of 400 tons, both richly
laden, bound to the Brazils, have also been cap-
tured by La Mouche Privateer, and carried in there.
London, England, 1801-03-24

BRITISH. FIRE OFFICE, STRAND,
And epposite the Royal Exchange, Corphill, London.
TH's -.OFFICE is established for the Insur-
ance of.Houses,•Buildings, Munufa&.ories, COWS
end NlttChandiZe, Ships, Vessels, Barges, and other Craft,
with their Cargoes, in Port or used on Navigible Canals,
"Fanning Stock, and alt other Broperty? against Loss or
Damage by, Firein any part of G rest Britain.
The flattering Encoueigenient this Society has received
in the short period of its Establishment, ftilly proves the
Tespeathility of its Proprietary, and the estimation in
which it is held by the Public :—the amplitude of its Ca.
pital is a peried Security for every Engagement, and is in
extent toi a greater amount than any similar Institution.
.Great attention has been paid in ascertaining the. Rates
and Conditions of Insurance : ..t he Proprietors flatter them-
_ selves that they will be foiind;.ort examination, to' be per-
fealy equitable.
This Office makes good Loss by Fire from Lightning ;
and in cases of Insuiance Fieehold Property 'the Bene-
fit of the Policy Will extend to Heirs and DevizeeS. .
Agents are appointed in the soveral. Cities and large
(,was in.the ,Kingdom to receive Insnrances', of whom
printed Proposals and Conditions, with t List of the
rectors',Vroste:s, &c. may be had gratis.
Annuatlnsurances due at. Lady-day must be paid on 01
before the gth day of April, or the Bcnetit of•the
will be lost.
ROBERT SKELTON, Sec.

GREAT_yAjOIOUTI-I,lk.farth ;ist, 19,0 T.
WMEREAS a Person calling -hirtsell
AS , tikred a Green One-horse Chaise,
with a Grey Horse, laineron the:near leg behiutt owing to
avin, of William .Larlhatu, of Grcat7Yarmouth, Nor
'folk, on Weduesday.,the inst. and was to
lutve returned on the itext Aay, and not yet yetttrired
it is supposed he has left them at some. I nu. Any Person
giving information of them to the sail William Lariliarn
$
will be rewarde(l for their trouble. • • ,
,N. B. The saw Person appears to be about i? years of
age; is rather low,. had sm a Midsnippan's,unilotm, and
owas at. Norwich on the izth inst. .
London, England, 1801-03-24

PR rg4

YL4T

Rank Stock. shut - •
Navy jpereelit. 9:4 3 „ai
5 ;,cr emit. I 7'4'; shut
I ~sll's ver-cel}t. ,sifute.
Oyer CCM. Cf!SI.0111t
per Cent. Red. stiut •
; Cent. ,Con.
)itto Scrip
rank Long Ann. shut
lit to Short Ann.shut
Ditto Scrip '

• SOAIER:SETSHIRE.
TO BE .SOLD BY AUCTION,
By Mr..RAINE, •
At Parraway's Coffee-house, in Chanp.Alley, Cornhill,
Londoni on Thursday the 9th of April, at Twel‘c
o'Clock, hi one Lot, unless dispOsed of:by ytivate
Contra tt betbre the zst of April,, •

A, CAPITAL••VREEHOLD ESTATE,
3...-.throuAlvvwhich, tor two. miles, passes thc 'fortis
)Ik,:- road, leadlogffro in SOME RT oNto I L C E s-r ER,
bcginding at one-mile frbin
,the former town, arid ending
at a like distance from the latter town, together with the
Mlth:C) ihereto, known by the -name of
KINGS DON, containing about Fitteeri Htindreil Acres
of cry valhahlc.'l.4l.hd, of which THREE hUNDRED
and THIADI 'ACRES are IN HAND, or lett yearly,
.tea hint:tinder -lets on -Leases for One, Two, and
'Clirce Lives, .'marty..ol which are very old.
The principal • Estate, on which is a good Mansion-
house, Gardens, and Offices, occupied by the .Lessee,
Mrs. follitte, is held •for only two lives ;- but part of the
Lands used therewith; well known as the first Crazing
Ground' in the Neighbourhood, called the Nidens, are
held only for one life.
'John /Reynolds, yun. at Kingsdon, she%v the
Estate, of Whom on the 16th of March, printed- Particulars
may he had, :and a Plan of the Estate seen, as. well as at
"Rain's, Land Surveyor, in Charlotte-street, Blooms-
bury,` -LondOlf.'s! Particulars n'tav be_ had at Messrt.
Wards, .Dennetts, anaGr4aves, 1i Henrietta-street, Co-
vent-Garden, who
_are authoriacd to, treat for the Sale of
the .EState •by :Private Contraa • also of Mr. Wm.-
K itight, at Axtnitistit; • arid. of the Printers of the Sher-
burne, Exeter, SAlisbary, • Bath Herald, and Felix Far-
Icy's- and NlcrOry,, tristol Papers at the principal Inns
in the pcighbourttigTUWhs ; and at Garraway's.
London, England, 1801-10-30

PGE r

Messrs.'Hayley, Cowper, jerningharn, Blocrnfield, Earl of
. Carlisle, Sir j. B..Burges, Bart. Miss Seward; Mrs. Ro-
binson, Margravirie of Anspacli.
OTHER LITERARY CHARACTERS,‘.

Messrs. D'lsraeii, Gilbert Wakefield, Rev. -Mr. Maurice,
W. Beckford, Mrs_ Wolstonecratt, Mrs. Piozzi, Mrs.
Montagu.
London, England, 1801-10-30

Bristol.

SHEERNESS, 'OT. 29.

THIS day arrived His Majesty's
,Ship L'Unite,
of 36 guns, Capt. HARVEY, from oft IVlargate, and
Bouncer, Attack, and Flamer Gun brigs.
• Came into Harbour the Boxer, Cracker, Bouncer,
and Flamer.

A large Two-decker and a Frigate are working
up, below the Note ; and L' Unite has made the
Signal to come into Harbour.
London, England, 1801-10-30

DIED

On Saturday last, at Hendou, George Harvey, Esq.
On the 2Sth instant, at his house in Cleveland-row, Ste.
phen Thurston Adey, Esq. M. P. for Higham- Ferrets.
On Saturday, at his house at Upper East Hayes, in tho
69th year of his age, Dr. William Lowder.
London, England, 1801-10-30

Mrs. BILLINGTON.
On the 2d of November next will be published,
Price One Shilling and Sixpence,
No. LXXII. of

THE MONTHLY MIRROR, embellished
with a Portrait bf this unrivalled Singer, engraved by
R t oz. tv, from a fine Painting, accompanied with an Original
and authentic Memoir.
This Number wlll'also contain, in addition to the usual
Articles, a Letter. from Tate Wilkinson, Esq. pointing out
the Errors in Mr. Murphy's Life of Garrick.; a Review of
Southey's Thalaba and Britton's Beauties of Wiltshire; an
Account of the first Appearance of Mr. Siddons ; Original
Poetry, •by Mr. Bloomfield, Author of the Farmer's Bay,
&c. sce.

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