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The Sun.
London, England, 1801-03-05

NORTHERN POWERS.

Thii Day was published, Price is. 6d.
-A SHORT VIEW of the POLITICAL
SLTUA'fION of-the NORTHERN POWERS,
tintridixi on Observations made during a, Tour thrdttgli
Russia, Sweden and_ Denmark, in the-last seven Months
of the Year aeo ; with Coiljeattres on the probable Issuo-.
of the aoproiteltinA 'Contest.
By WILLIAM 14U tif the Inner Temple.
Printeli. for Mut Stoekdale, Itiecadilll. _-
Of whom may bz, hut, in Two large Vole, 450. with a
Portrait of the uthot, price Two Guineas, in boards,
' Iketrospeaion ;' or, 'A Review of the .most import:int
Events; --Charaders, %Ice. of the last Eighteen Hundred
Years. By Hester Lynch Pioazi. . .

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IWO SERMONS on the PROCLAMATION,
December 3, 11100, and on the GENE RAL FAST,
February 13, TBOl,- preaehed at thaCathedral of Winches-
ter, and detlicate47in a Letter to the Bishop of Winaes-
ier.,
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IXSERMON' Preached before The Honourable
HOUSE of COMMONS, At the Church of St.
pin the Evangelist, Westminster, on -Friday, Feb; t 3;
being the Day appointed for a tt-oneral Past.
By RICHARD PROSSER, D. D.
Rector of Gateshead, I)Urnain.
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WEST-INDIES.
'This Day was published, in Three Volumes, Svo.
Illustrated with z..• 'Plates, including a Portrait of the

Author, aril a largi M..p of St. Domingo,
Price al. is. or on tine, Royal Paper 21. rzs. tjd.
Third Edition, dedcated (by Permission) to His ItLijcsty,
THE HISTORY, Civil imd Commercial, of
the BRITISH cOLONIES in the WEST
INI)IES.
By BRYAN EDWARDS, Esq.
With a Life of the Author,' written by himself.
• Printed for lan Stockdale,
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ii. Ss.
London, England, 1801-03-05

ro 171 E SUN.

TO morar.rts, ../Ly THOSE HAIT THE
C.4Rit. OF' CIIILDkEN.

,
lain induced to. solicit for a few moments, the
attention of my Cotiniry:Women to the subjeci of
thin' Letter, from , a hope of being of use, by
pointing 'out to them an impOrtant dory, which,
I fear, they pre- apt to overlook.---1 allude to
the treatment of Infants put out to Nurse, which
is in _general of such a kind, as to leave no doubt
in the minds of those who have inquired into the
subjea, that a very great proportion of children
so placed, fall vitims to it.
•
It has happened to me to sec some crtiel in-
stanees'Of the compleat negle& which unprinci-
pled women are capable of, in their conclua to-
wards the little innocents entrusted to their
care, arid I have been assured by persons whose
situations in life have afforded them the means
of obtaining the best information on the subjca,
that this evil is of great extent. If this be, a
true representation of fans,, it must be acknow-
ledged of extreme consequence, that those who are
concerned for children so situated, should inquire'
into the treatment they experience, constantly and
minutely.

It is hardly necessary to add, that Ladies who
have deprived infants of their mothers to make
them nurses for their own children, ,are most
especially called upon to watch with assiduous
Care the little beings, for. whose premature
death or suiTerings they might otherwise be here_
after called to a severe account.

With an ardent hove that this Letter may
effeet some good, I remain, 4:e.
February xBoi.

Y. Z.

COUNTRY NEWS.
London, England, 1801-03-05

tgwE.s, MA'RCII 2.

Last Monday a man, at Eastdean, Sussex,
picked up on the sea-beach near that place, a sub-
stance of so singular a nature, • that we know not
what to call it, and for which it may puzzle the
Naturalist to find an appropriate name. Accord-
ing to the representation.: we have had of it, the
body is six or eight inches long, anclabout a span
round; the head behind, resembles the head of a
child, shaved, the front tieing covered with a
loose skin, capable of being turned up, which
then exposes an even surface, but without eyes
or any aperture whatever; the breast is nor lifl.
like that common to the human species ; and it
has eight distind tails nine or ten inches long, of
the size of one's finger, tapering, and curiously
jointed ; but it appears totally destitute of every •
thing necessary to have given it progressive mo-
tion, either in or-out of the water. lt was per-
fealy sweet, but to the sight disgusting in the
extreme. The man took it to East-Bourn, in
order to have it pieserved in spirits, where he
was advised to send it to the British Museum, as
an objeft of great curiosity.
London, England, 1801-03-05

DEAL, MARCH 4,

His Majesty's Ships Defence,- St. George, Ras-
sel, and Warrior, sailed this morning to the

Northward.

The Camel Store ship, with the East-India
Company's Ships flirty Castle, Charlton, Duke
of Montrose, Dover Castle, Calcutta, Ilindostan,
Lard Hattolesbury, True Briton, Hope, Windham,
Lord Duncan, Admiral Rainier, with 300 Sail
of Vessels, outward.bound, sailed this afternoon
to the Westward.

His Majesty's rire.ship Ahao, Di/con:cry
,Bomb, Bouncer, Force, and Teazel-,Gun-brigs,
arrived last night ; and the Saturn,
and Bellona, 74-gun Ships, this morning, from
Portsmouth ; and they remain with the Overpsel,
Racoon, Dart, and Gannet.

The Worrier, of 74. guns, Capt. TYLER, got
under weigh yesterday afternoon to proceed
through the Gull Stream for Yarmouth Roads ;
and the Pilot mistaking the Buoy of the Fork for
the Buoy of the Brake, she soon after run on
shore on a part of the Goodwin Sands called

the Bunt, where she lay all night in great
danger ; and this morning two Deal Boats suc-
ceeded in getting her oft'
,the Sands, and they
concluaed her safely into the Downs.
The' Ship, it is said, has not sustained any in-
jury. Too much praise cannot be benowcd on

the Boatmen, who, .by►.their extraordinary skill
and exertions, have restored to their Country one
•
of the finest 74..gim Ships in the Navy. .
London, England, 1801-03-05

NUMBER 2638.]

THEATRE-ROYAL, DRURY-LANE.

ON SATURDAY EVENING, March 7,
will be_ performed,
DEAF AND DUMB ;

Ot, THE ORPHAN PROTECTED.
- With a New Prologue and Epilogue.
The Carters by
Miss DE CAMP, Mr. WROUGHTON,
Mr. C. KEMBLE, Mr. BARRYMORE,
Mr. KEMBLE, Mr. BANNISTER, jun.
Mr. PALMER, Mr. SUETT, Mr. TRUENIAN;
Miss POPE, Mrs. MOUNTAIN,
And Mrs. SPARKS.
WITH
London, England, 1801-03-05

SHIP Artn's.,,

GRAYESZNjI, MAR4II 3.
Passed by—the A sin, -, and Experiment, Cowing,
from Lisbon; fohn,"CockrAn, from St. Scbastran'i; and
ifebe, Hay, from Cork.
Sailed—the Patty,. Stakey, for .I.ondouclerry ; Juno,
Crokand Friendship, lones, for Hairibro' ; Alexander,
Gearey, for Virginia; and Northern Libertas, Irc.rn
Charlestown.
London, England, 1801-03-05

I

Tnis Day wag publi.shed, Pric- 25.
OBSERVATIONS on the CONiMERCR-of
GREAT BRITAIN with the Russian and Otto::
!ma Erttpires, and on the Projeas of Russia against the
Ottornan.and British Dominion:l.
Printed for J. Debrett, opposite Burlington-haute, Pic-
cadilly.
Of whin may be had,
The EARL of LIVERPOOL's Discoursa on • the
Condutil of Great Britain with respeet to Neuttal Na-
tionf, a New Edition.
Dr. SCHLEGEL, on the VISITATION of Neutral
Vessels under Convny. Price 55.
BRIEF OBSERVATIONS on tin BoycPs Letter to
Mr. Pitt, a New Edition.
R PAUD's REPORT on the Antiquities of Egypt.
3s. 611.
London, England, 1801-03-05

YARMOUTH, MARCH 4.

Alt RIVED El •Ite;# renu'French Lugger Pri-
vateer, of 14 guns and 45 men, from Calais ;
had taken two Sloops, one of which, the Adven-
ture, fIAzLE wool), from Hull to London, with
potatoes, is re-taken by the Speculation, and
brought in here. The Privateer was captured
by the Cabourg Brig.
London, England, 1801-12-23

DR. jAMEB's .LNNA*LIA)TIC PILLS.

FO.the -Rhettinati mis and Colds whi;:h prevail
at this season ofthe Vear, no Medicine is so safe 'and
efficacidus as Dr. ANIESVAINALE PTIC 1.1L1.5. Their
peculiar tendency so proinotckerspiration' and all the natural
Secreticths,wlll a9cpuot -for .tbcir• singular ,:irtues in these
Complaints,. as well, as,in'inany others to which the human
frame iSliablelrunithe'vicissitudes of our Climate. They
sre admirably Calculated for ,Disorders of the Stomach and
Bowels, for..persOni of a Bilious or a CoutY habit, as also for
thosoeNhoJe constitutions have been affideil tty a too adi ve
or too sedentary lite. :They. ,are likevetis.e particularly ser-
viceable' in l lead-Achs occ:vsioned b r Inttig:.:stion, arid in re-
moving the bad effects of bee I i vit=„; ;as also preventing
Palsies and apoplexies, so often the consequence of intem-
perance. Itecourieshould-be had.to theth after every excess
of eating or drinking, and upon every slight inlispoiitton; and
thus their well-known charaderistic of promoting longevity
will be maintaint,i ; for, atsh;ting Nature in the due
dis-
charge of the animal tuntlions'i and•by.kceping the consti-
tution as it were in coptinucalyrpair, they preserve the body
in healtlyandvigou.r, and pr7ent premature decay.
'As the ANii I, E PTI PI 1-$,- owe their'ex.cel knee* to
peculiar preparation, which. has never beer; cll44tilged by thd
inventor-bur to the, pre;ent Proprietors, rhey,oar.evil y. be-pad
genuine from the and they are -sold by Erarels-liewbetyr
at the WarOotiSe for Dr. James's P0wder,:241.4571he East
End of St: Paul's, a few" don'ts froth .C4.apside °Moo:
,
and at. 1)r-4ames's late Brutbp-street, in Boxes'
price 4s. 6d..each, Stap plcl tiled of the quantity. of Sif
may be had-in one large for tt..2s. 6d.
Observe that the Name " F. Ni vv anay, No. 45, St,
Paul's," is engraved- in the Stamps. All' others are coin::
terfeits.
London, England, 1801-12-23

CHRISTAAS PRESENT.

T'iisi_ Day were pohlisheAl. beautifully printed with a new
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with a Frontispiece, price ss. in boards,
ePHORIS,VIS for YOUTH, with Observations
I land Refiedions, Religious, Moral, Critical, and Cha.
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some original, but chiefly selesed, during an ex-
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Pieces of original Poetry.
"'Phis valuable Work uniformly, tends to the promotion
of true Religion, sound Morality, and correct Taste."
Union Magazine, act.
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of the Muses, Finsbury-square.
Where may be had, the greatest variety of the best Authors
-for the instrudion and entertainment of Youth, marked at
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This Day was published, price as. hd.
AN ELUCIDATION of the Conetuft of His
HOLINESS P. PIUS VII. with respect to the Bi-
shops and Ecclesiastical Affairs of France. In a Letter to a
Country Gentleman, with a Translation of the late Briefs.
The one addressed to the Catholic Prelates, the other to the
Archbishop of Corinth, relative to the Schismatical Prelates
ofithat Country.
- By the Rev. J. MILNER, M.A. F.S.A.
London : Printed and published by Keating and Co.
Duke-street, Grosvenor-square ; sold also, by Hatchard,
Faultier, andßook•er ; Robbins, Wincheiter ; and Sherrock,
Preston.

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A LFONS(J, KING of CASTILE ; a Tragedy,
A
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Covent-Cardim.

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THE MOST BEAUTIFU

L PART OF PARK-LANE.

TO- BE SOLD BY AUCTION,
By Airr CHRISTIE,
• At his GreAt Room, in,Tall Mall,
On THURSDAY, lauuary 2,,ar One 0-Clock,
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ANOBLE, S.PACI.OUS, and SUPERLATIVE
LY, ELEGANT MANSION, with extensive at,
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of the First ,Itunk and:Consequence, Ate the, Residence and
Property of

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. which opening mto,a Balcony, blend all the enchanting
beauties of. HYDE-PARK, with the splendour of these.*
Rooms,. which can only be exceeded by the neatness and
..comforts. of the Secondary and Domestic Apartments.
The MAGNIFICENT FURNITURE correspondent
with the MANSION, FRENCH PLATE PIER GLAS-
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-late Earl during his Residence in France, may- he' had at a.
fair valuation, or they will be sold; by Public. Sale, on the/i
Pre;n(scs, and an early possession may he had.
lit a= course 6r• the Sci,:son E.)c. sold the co'pitnt an
matchless Collection of FLEMISH ae.d BUTCH• CAI3I
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hill ; and •
London, England, 1801-12-23

BARRINGTON's HISTORY OF BOTANY BAY.

This Day was published, in One Volume 121110.
emhel-
lished with an interesting Frontispiece and Vignette Title
Page, price 3s. 6d. in boards,
LL COMPLETE HISTORY of NEW "SOUTH
13 WALES, divided into Two Parts : the., first contains
a Voyage to Botany Bay, with a DescliptiopOf the Country,
Manners, Customs, Religion, &c. of the piati ve s , Inter-
spersed with lively Anecdotes, including a Veioiptiun of
the ludictous Ceremony of Ducking and ShaVnig,' which is
very punctually observed by all Seamen on crossing the
Equinoctial Line. To which is added, the Lite and 'Trial of
the Author. The Second Part comprises an interesting Nar-
rative of the Transaelions and Behaviour of the Convias ;
the Progress of the Colony; an Official Register of the
Crimes, Trials, Sentences, and Executions that have taken
place : a Topographical, Physical and Moral Account of the
Country, as likewise Authentic Anecdotes of the most dis-
tinguished CharaiterS, and Notorious Convicts that have been
transported to the Settlement at New South Wales.
By the Cerebrated GEORGF BARRINGTON,
Principal Superintendant of the Convias.
Printed by.C. Lownds, and sold by H. D. Symonds, No.
ao„ Paternoster-row.

We have here a well-written account of this very ;Ingo-
lar Colony ; an amusing sketch of the Colony, its Soil„ Pro-
duce, Native Inhabitants, Natural History, &c. 'finis pro-
dudion certainly carries with it a sufficiency of 'internal evi-
dence, that it is really the performance of that 'ingeniott4 ad-
venturer." -Vide Monthly Review.

This Day was published,
Hv indsomely printed on a fine Post Quarto, Price 7s.
; or, THE POOR. A Poem • i
131/ wth
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Notes and Illustrations.

By Mr. PRATT,
Atithorof Sympathy, Gleanings, &c.
" Thus may the Country be renewed ; thus boast
again the name and vigour of Good Old England. But if the
corrupt principle that set on foot the Corn Conspiracy be not
changed; if the system of diversified Monopoly, with all
that form the hideous chain of rapacity and fraud, be • not
broken link by link ; even the grand desideratum of exhaust-
ed Nations and of harassed Nature—Peace itself—must be
inadequate to private happiness and public honour."
Introd. to the Poern.

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Also preparing for the Press, by the same Author, in two
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various styles of amposition, to assist the Young in culti-
vating natural talent, and in acquiring elegance of thoUght
and gnsce of expression in Reading, Writing, and Speaking.
London, England, 1801-12-23

TO PROPRIETORS OF ACADEMIES.

plian- with a general request, LACE.
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Prices affixed, which may be had gratis at the Temple of the
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J ames's.
Notwithstanding the late advances on all Books and Bind-
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under the Old Prices, a circumstance which renders it pecu-
liarly worthy the perusal of such as cOnsume large numbers.
IY' Lackington, Allen and Co. have many thousands of
Grammars, Dictionaries, &c. in goodcondition, second-hand,
marked. very, Cheap these, and every article sold at the
Temple of tht Muses, are warranted complete.

CHRISTMAS COMPANION for the FIRE SIDE,
And T&Avtz.ttna AsSociATX on the ROAD.
This Day is published,
ECCENTRIC BIOGRAPHY ; or, Sketch of
near 100 remarkable Charaaers, Antient and Modem ;
embellished with Portraits of the most singular Persons no-
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The whole Alphabetically arranged, forming a pleasing
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MERCHANTS, STATIONERS, and the Pub.
lic in general, are respedfully informed, that the
Papers of Mr. Whatman's Manufactory wit! in future be
sold only at the Warehouse of Hollingsworth, Balston and
Hollingsworths, No. is, Watling-street ; where Orders for
the Home Trade and for Exportation will be immediately
attended to and punctually executed.
Loudon, Dec. 2/, /tot.

Work to lie done in December, in
AGRICULTURE, GARDENING, AND BOTANY.
This Day was published, Price as.
No. VIII. of

RURAL RECREATIONS : or the Gardener,
Farmer, and Gentleman's Instruaor ; exhibiting a
concise, but perspicuous view of all the operations necessary
to be carriedon in the Kitchen and Flower Garden, for every
Month of the Year ; as well as all the Modern Improve-
ments in Agriculture and Rural Economy ; together with
the Principles of Botanical Science intimately connected with
those subjefts. By a Society ofPraCtical Gardeners and Far-
mers. Illustrated with Plates useful and ornamental.

London : Printed for Vernor and Hood, in the Poultry ;
T. Hurst, Paternoster-row ; and R. Bent,- Coventry-street,
Haymarket. And sold by Clarke, Maneb;ester ; Robinson,
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Booksellers in the United Kingdoms.
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DIED

On Saturday last, aged st years, Mr. Matt. Armstrong, of
Upper Thames.street, hop, merchant.
On Monday niAllt, Mrs. Staplus, wife of Samuel Staples,
Esq. of Hammersmith,
' On the zoth inst. Mrs. Frances Cotten, surviving daughter
of the late Sir John Cotton, of Strettrn,• in the County of
Bedford, hart.
On the 13th ult. on his passage from Egypt, Lieutenant
Thomas Gillespie, First Lieutenant of His Majesty's Ship
Gorgon, and eldest son of Dr. Gillespie, Physician in Edin-
burgh.
On the 26th ult. David Ross, Esq. of Kindeace, Captain
in the late 73d Regiment.
At Calcutta, upon the 28th of April last, Thomas Halkett,
Esq. youngest son of the late Sir John Halkett, of Pitfi-
raise, Bart.
At Manse of Mary Cutter, on Monday se'nuight, the Rev.
Dr. John G Lennie, Minister there, in the Sad year of his age,
and Sad of his ministry.
At Richmond Virginia; lames Herron, Esq. Merchant of
that place, formerly from Galloway.
At Edinhurgh,9n ,Friday the fiat inst. at North Frederick-
street, Miss Margaret hurnet.
Miss Mary •Marriagedanghter of 'Joseph -Marriage .of
Springfield, in Essotoablut 26 yettrs of age. Whilst riding
on horseback.by the side of her brother, she was suddenly
taken ill, and after being assisted offher horse, and taken into
a h01c.., expired' Ltetbre any medical aid could b:.! procured.
At Spanish Town, Jamaica, on the tsth of September, of
the yellow fever, Lieutenant Archibald Maxwell of the 2ctil
Light Dragoons.

; andcPublished by WI.LLIAM ARMIGER SCRIPPS, (Of horse-terry-road Westminster);
for tic Paper, Lettril for the 4.dityr, &c, (log -paid), most be addiessed.
London, England, 1801-12-23

THE SUN.

SULZM QUIS DiCIRi !ALBUM AUD4AT ?

401VDOAT, DECEMBER 23, ISoi.

WE this morning received some .Sets of French
Paters, to complete those which reached us yester-
day, but none of a later date; they therefore fur,
Dish us with no additional information.
Two Hambrirgb Mails remained due when our
raper was put to Press. ,

His MAJESTY rode out on hot*baek yesterday
in Windsor Park.

• Her Royal Highness the DncitEss of YORK was
yesterday much recovered from her late indisposition.
• Mr. SFL one of His Majesty's Messengers,
arrived early yesterday morning with Dispatches
from. tile. INtiqq:Ji4,CQRNWALLIS.
We find Colonel LITTLEtIALES did come to this
Country last week, but upon no public business of
'importance.
• '

Virednesday and Thursday last, two divisions of
the G'wiids, from Egypt, marched into Winch.ster.
The men in general, considering, their long fatigue
abroad, made a' very good appearance—their Stan_
..dard being,greatly 'torn by' the eneiny's bore
a rut iciest tctin,r.by of tneir hravery, and the sig.
pftl-services rendered to their Cowry.
London, England, 1801-12-23

LINCOLNSHIRE.
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION,
At the White Hart Inn, in Spilsby, in the County of Lincoln,
on Monday the 28th day of January, 1802, between the
haiiirs of Three and Five in the Afternoon ;
AN Eligible FREEHOLD ESTATE, call-M
SKENDLEBY-THORPE, comprising in4A. 2R. by
admea surement (more or less), of exceeding rich Arable,
Meadow and Pasture Land; some fine Timber, and an undis-
turniedt Manor abounding with Came, liable only to small
Tithes, and within a ring fence, together with an excellent
Honss: Barns, Stables, &c. thereon.
Thc;-33,state is in a most pleasant situation for any Gentle-
man, !being in a delightful Srlotting Country, whema Pack
of excellent Fox- Hounds. are -kCopt4 Within 3 niiles of
Spilst 6 ofAlford (two market tatkft.t), and I 2 of those two
fashionable resorts on the Eastgin Coast, Sutton and Skegneis,
so pet :uliarly famed for the excelletfefof Sea Bathing. The
Neigh bourhood is surrounded with4enteel Fatnilies. The
Hops t is situated on a gentle eminence, commanding a plea-
sant a nd extensive prosped.
flan of the Estate way be seen, by applying to • Mr.
Ehl , No. 8, Cursitor-street, Chancery-lane; or Mr. Wit-
Hata Walker; attorney at Law, Spilsby, Lincolnshire.
London, England, 1801-12-23

This Day was published, a New Edition, neatly printed in
Seven Vols. Duodecimo, Price ii. 4s. 6d. boards,
LETTERS from the MARCHIONESS •DE
SAVIGNE to her Daughter, the COUNTESS DE
G RIGNAN; translated from the French. - _ _

London: Printed for J. Sewell? Longman and Rees,
Cuthell and Martin, Otridge and Son, J. Walker, Vernal
and Hood, W. I. and' J. Richardson, R. Lea, J. Nunn, T.
Hurst, and R. Dutton.
London, England, 1801-12-23

PORTSMOUTH, DEC. 2i.

PUT hack, Rwing to contrary winds,- the Comet,
MuRcHEsON, and Juno, CLARKSON for. Grenada
Reward, LEECH, Tullach Castle, BERKLEs, jdhn
and Thomas, LEECH, and Francis and Elize4.
LEN, for ;Jamaica, the same having sailed from 4iis
Port some time since. - •
London, England, 1801-12-23

This Day was published, Priv', 6d.

. _......
A POETIC EPISTLE to-a V
• MAN. ERY GREAT
~ I touch the trembling lyre - •
No vulgar thoughts, no vulgar t) aeme,
Shall the bold Muse inspire.,
, 'Tis Immortality's her aim ;
Sublime she mounts the skies,
She climbs the steep aseertt to Fume,
Nor ever shall watit.forrx, to rise,
While she supports her flight 'with -'s name."
somEa VILE.
• 1
" The nameof Mr. Poly...fide, in the. Title;page, would
be sufficient to subr,.tantia.ie any fad."
k olwhele's Anecdotes df Methodism.
-,London :.59!a. by T. Hurst, Paternoster-row ; by Ed-
Wards and P.
Jarry, i3riitol:- Hazard, Smith, and BroWne,
Bath ; the r3ooks,ellersnirlyinouth, Szc. &c.

Thi4 Day was published,
In Four Vets, Svo, Price Two Guineas boards,
AV SYSTEMATIC ARRANGEMENT of ,BRI.
J. i ;FISH PLANTS, with an Easy Introduction to the
`Study of Botany ; illustrated by Copper—plates.
' By WILLIAM WITHERING, Kip. V.R.S.
Member of the Royal Academy of Scienctwat Lisbon, Fel-
low of the Linnzean Scciety, Honolorl Member of the
Royal Medical Society of Edinburgh,Ac.
The Fourth Edition, corrected and qilarged by William
Withering, Esq. of the Qollege of Glasgow and University
of Edinburgh, Extraordinary Member of the. Royal Medical
Society, Fellow of the Linnxan Society, &c.
Sold by Wynne and Scholey, and G. and'. Robinson, Pa-
ternoster-row; Cadell, jun. and Davies, Strand; Cuthell,
and Martin, Holborn ; J. Walker, and James Wallis, Pater-
noster-row.
London, England, 1801-12-23

LECTURES on the Venereal Disease, Stridures in the

- -
Urethra, &c.
DR. R E ES, formerly House. Surgeon to the
Locke Hospital, and late Physician to the Leicester-
street Dispensary (under the patronage of Her Royal Highness
the Dutchess of York), will commence his usual Course of
Leaurces on the Venereal Disease, Strilures in the Urethra,
and other Affedions of the Urinary Organs, on January 20,
18oz, at Eight in the Evening, at his House, No. 2, Soho-
square ; where further Particulars may be known.
London, England, 1801-10-29

TO E P./11D OFF.

. .. • .
H E `LORDS COMMISSIONERS, of HIS
MA yESTY's TREASURY have given Dfreßioni for
paying off the above-mentioned " Exchequer Bills,' and that
the -Principal and Interest cn the said ExcL-quer Bills shall
be paid at the Exchequer Bill-Office, in St. ,Margaret's-ttrcet;
between the Two Palace Yards, Westminster, on Saturday the
14th November 'Sol, on which Day the Interest on the said Ex:.
chequer Bills will cease, and attendance will be given on every
Day, Sundays and Holidays exctpted, until Grednesdairthe
of November, iBol, inclusive, from Ten e'Ciock in the Ilia-lung
till One in the Afternov, for the purpose of receiving the same ;
and for the greater dispatch, the Bearers of the said Bilts;a4 de-
sired-to bring Lists thereof, containing the Minbers i,r numerical
order; arcerding to the value-of the' said Bills' time of toinmeneek.
men: of Interest,. lath the .Principal SUMS. and ,Interest due ors
such Bills ; to he computed at 31-d. by the Day, on every rod,
from tke time .of the commencem:et to the said 30 Day of NO-
vember, iSol; on which bay the Interest on the said Exch;quer
Bilh wilt cease 7; and they-are desired to write shell Nam!: avd
Places of Abode on such Lists, and in, their .Nantes on the said
Bills.

"if of thi HoldOri of the afiireiaidklls are desiroits of receiv-
ing P4.l,mcilt of the Principtil andslnterest previous to the said. rgib
Day • November, 1891; they may. be accommodated, Ly _contputing-
the Interest to the Day on which they wish to be paid, and leav-
ing the said Bills for examination one Day prior thereto.

INDIAEAST HOUSE;
0,964er 21, 181 i.
THE' COMMITTEE of SHIPPING of the
UNITED .COMPANY of AIERCIIA NTS cf. ENsa
LANptrqingip the Eastipdies, hereby give Notke,

That the Committee will be ready to receive Proposal, ix writ.,
Thg, sealed up, on IfEDNESDAY, the 4th IWvember, for
4upt(yirg tke Compav n itb-
IRON GUNS; SHOT, and suELLs, •
,41nd.such,l'ersoits :who,may think pr,.;per to deliver in Tenders,
must express therein the lowest P.iiees, as they will net have an
opportunity of making any abatement. -
Th?Conditichi of ttekContraffs may be seen by applying to Mr.
Coggan, Clerk to the said Committee,. use cr after,Fridgy next,. the
23d instant, and he Tendfrs
.Must be left with him before Twelve
o'Clock at Noon on the said --4th Novemler, as not any Tender
-Jeff rc, vecei:vcel ;41;er tbat hour.•
London, England, 1801-10-29

SORE NIPPLES

- Have oftenprevented-Wnd kotieTs from suckling their
own Oft-sprit% : the little innocents Have been deprived of the
nourishment of that balmy food which their Mothers might
otherwiseatford them,and by administration ofsolids into their
tender stomachs, have met with a premature dissolution.; or,
by being put to unwholesome Wet-,Nurses, contratted dread-
ful maladies, which have seldom or never been eradicated,
intailing disease and misery on posterity. Those persons
who have read the Transactions of Medical Societies, must
be'convinced of the truth of the above observations.
flow many Mothers date the beginning of long illness, and
lingering death, to this cause, and still more, lovely Infants
have been pined, and left the Father childless, and the weeping
Mother comfortless ; many have gone mourning to the grave
under such a loss. . . .

•••••.,•..• a WV., •
Who would suffer one day, when relief can be obtained,
by applying Mrs. GARDNER'S ESSENCE of Kos as, and
NIPPLE CASES, price ss. sd. the Packet. This • 'Medicine
is now prescribed by the Faculty, and used by Ladies, in
Town and Country, with the greatest and most certain suc-
cess.
This, of all oher Medicines yet discovered, gives ease the
moment it is applied, keeps the Nipple warm and soft, takes
away the inflammation, and brings forward the Milk, with
ease to the Mother, and great pleasure to the Child; and by
using it some time prior to suckling, it forms the Nipple,
without the least pain; nor is there ever need for Glasses,
&c.
To be had only of Mrs. Gardner, No. 75 and 76, Long-
acre, London.
N. B. The Poor supplied at z,:;. gd. who are recommended
by their own Clergy.

SIIIP NEWS.

POOLE, OCT. 27.

Arrived—the Betsey, Bloomfield, from Memel ; Charori,
--, from Gamle Carlby ; Pheasant, Thompson, from
Shoreham ; Tartar, Chambers, and William, Cockram, froth
London ; Harrington, Chapman, from Lymington;,44tive,
Williams, and Dart, Williams, from Portsmouth.
Sailed—the Johanna Charlotta, Alaglak, for Bilboa.

GRAVESEND, OCT. 27.
Passed by—the Aurora, Brown, from Frcderickstadt; Cy-
rus, Hodgson, and Friendship, Watson, from Archangel.;
ProVidence, --, Success, —, and Satisfadion, Browmg,
from Petersburgh.
Sailed,--the Friendship, for Amsterdam ;- Clara,
—, for Dieppe; Anna Elizabeth,' for Norway ;
and Jonge Margaretta, Monteau, fur Antwerp.

PRICE 0

,F STOCKS,

'iLSI E

R DAY.

Bank Stock
Navy 5 pbr Cent. loot
5 pec Cent. 1797, 104
Irish 5 per Cent.
4 per Cent. Con.
3 per Cent. Red. 68&
3 per Cent CO. 691 k 9 81
Ditto Scrip
Bank L. Ann.
Ditto Short Ann.
Ditto Scrip

India Stock
Exclieq. Bills is. 2S, prem
New ditto
New S. S. Stack
3 pa Cent. 175 E,
Oinnium 24k 24 231
linper. 3 per Cent.
Ditto Ann.
dank for Op. 139
India for Account
Consols Jim- Nov.
London, England, 1801-10-29

THEATRE-ROXAL, DRURY-LANE.
O.I\IORROW EVENING,- 061. 30, 18oz,
will be performed,
THE FOLLIES OF A DAY.
Count Almaviva, Mr. C. KEMBLE ;
. - Figaro, . Mr. PALMER ;
Antonio, Mr. SUETT. •
Page, „Miss DE CAMP ;
Susan, Miss MELLON. •
ATTER WHICH
THE CHILDREN IN THE WOOD.
Sir Rowland, Mr. CAULFIELD ;
Lord Altbrd, Mr. DIGNUM ;
Walter, Mr. BANNISTER, jun.
Apathy, Mr. SUETT.
. Lady Helen, Mrs. SPARKS;
Josephine, Mrs. BLAND.
WITH
BLUE BEARD ;
Or, FEMALE CURIOSITY.
The Music composed by Mr. KELLY ;
Abornelique (Bin& Beard), .Mr. BAR R YMO RE ;
Ibrahim, Mr. SUETT ;
Selim, Mr. KELLY
Shacabac, Mr. BANNISTER., jun.
Fatima, Mrs. CROUCH ;
Irene, Miss DE CAMP ;
Beda; Mrs. BLAND.
London, England, 1801-10-29

DIED

On the 18th or Tune last, , at the Cape of Good Hope, in
the rith year ofhis age, Mr. Nt Nt H7:lt 10T, a Cadet ie.
the Hon. East India Company's. Service., This 'young Gen-
tleman was a'Passengcr fur Madras on board the True Briton
East-Indianian,
.commanded Capt: CLARKE, and fell 3
vidiM to a fever which prevailed-on board ,that Ship. SO
much had he endeared himself r.o rhat Gentlernan'and all the
Officers of his Ship, that not only they, but•the Officeis
the Garrison. at the Cape, out of re§peCt to, his memory, fol-
lowed his•remains to the grave.

On Sunday last, MIS: Bayley, reliti of john Bayley, Esq:
of Little Stukelev, in the County of Huntingdon, and grand-
datghter to. Dr. White Kennett, formerly Bishop of Peter-
borough.

PRESTON DLANE.R.Y,•near NO RTHArIIPTON;
'With Possession at Lady. Day next.
TO BE-SOLD:BY AUCTION, .
By Mr. RAINE,
On Friday the 3oth inst. at the -Rainbow Coffee-house, id
Conlinll, London, at _Twelve o'Clock, in One Lot, .
• A Very Valuable GRAZING, DAIRY, .and
I'l ARABLE' FREEHOLD ESTATE la considerable
part of which is TrrtiE FREE), advantageously situated
on the' ast Side Of die Turnpike Road at Preston Gate, be-
tween Newport and Northampton, and distant eleven Milts
from the former, and four from the latter; now occupied by
Messrs. Bull and Rowe, in two Farms : the whole lies
a Ring Fence;' in the ParisheS of Preston and G real Houghton,
and contains altogether near
SIX HUNDRED and EIGHTY ACRES of RICH
•'. - LAND. -
This. Property. is well worthy the attention of any Gentle•
man either for laming Or plea‘sure, as many of the GrounAs
are greatly elevated, 'and command tine Views of*the Deautiful
Country around, 'as well as of the Town of Northampton,
And is contiguous to-the most esteemed Hounds in the Conn-
ty, and therefore eligible for.building a Residence. The pre-
sent, Farm House and Outbuildings- ate good. The Tenants will chew their. resNetive Farms, of when'
printed Particulars may be had; also of the Printers of the
Northampton and Leicester Papers; Swan, Newpo,t. ; Goat,.
Woburn ; Rainbow; and of Mr. Raine, Land Suave; or, Char-
lotte-street, Blooinsbury, London, where a glan may be sail'
London, England, 1801-10-29

FRENCH BURRS-, DUTCH TARRAS, FRENCI-Lara
ENGLISH PLAISTER,COLOGNEPLAK, NLARBI,EI4
MOOR and GRINDSTONES, seasoned OAK, and EL
PLANK, &c.
-TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION,
13y Mr. PAULIN,
On Tuesday, aor, arid TwO' following Days, at
Eleven, on the Prentises' 'Poplar Marsh Wall, by Direc-
tion of the Executors of Air. James Cooper,
-and Mill-stone Merchant, de::eased,
ALL his VALUABLE STOCK -IN TRADE,
comprising about Four Thousand prime French Burrs,
sundry French Mill-stones ready triade Tlfirty,four Tons 01
French and English Plaister in LumifS, Five'Hundred•Bushels
of Dutch Tarps, Sixteen Cologne Mill-tone-s, Twenty-five
Moor-stones, Twelve Peak ditto, upwards of Twenty Chat..
dron of four arid five-feet Grindstones, one -Pair of Marble
Runner Mill-stones, six-feet diameter; about One Hundred
Load of three-inch, two and an:hal f-inelytwo-inch, and (,0,
and'in half-inch prime seasoned Oak Plank ; Two Thousana
Feet of dry seasoned Elm Plank, a quantity of Beach ditto,
a quantity of Oak Stilling Bottomrand a great variety of other
Fit dls.
May be viewed three days preceding the Sale, when Cala-
logues may. be had on the Premises; at the Green Man, L,' Y'
tonstone; the Red'Lion, Ilford; the Ship Tavern, Leacico-
halli,street ; and of the'Auelioneer, Broad...street, Ratclill:
London, England, 1801-12-24

To WEST-INDIA PLANTERS and OTHERS.
Copy of a Letter from W. M.:coils Esq. to Messrs. Ching
and Butler, Cheapsid:, London.

GENTLEMIN,
HAVING read in the Public Papers; Letters ad-
dressed to you from men in dignified stations, expreAing
the benefit their families had received from yOUr Ching'S Pa-
tent Worm Lozenges, I was induced to write Messrs. Daniels
and Co. Merchants; London, requesting them to send me a
few boxes for trial upon the Negroes I have on a Plantation
in this Island: upon ;heir arrival I began to use them, and
have found them invariably efficaciouS. I feel real pleasure
in making this acknowledgment of their merit, not only in
compliment to you. for so happy a disco Very, but to engage
all Gentlemen Planters in the West Indies to adopt the use
of them among their Negroes. I have never yet known-so
ready, safe, pleasant, or -so efficacious a Verrnifuge.—You
have my permission to make this Letter public. '
Your obedient, humble Servant,
• WILLIAM NICCOLLS4 •
_ _

Martinique, June 23, 11300.
Sold at Ching and Butler's General Medicine Warehouse,
Cheapside, near St. Paul's, in boxes at ss. half-boxes
zs. 9d. and five boxes in one at a guinea each.
London, England, 1801-12-24

Resolved,' Thai Mr.. Christopher Ctppage, of iSto. 13,
Warwick-street, Golden-square, with whose diligence and
attention the Committee who condtieled the distribUtion of
the Fund for the Relief of the Sufferers on the Expedition to
Holland, were well satisfied, be appointed Secretary to the
present Committee.
Read a Letter from 1. Jackson, Esq. of the tath Sept. iSor,
inthrming this Committee, that he had paid in to7ol.
remitted to him by Nicholas Brown, Esq. Secretary to Ad-
miral' Lord Keith, pursuant to the diretlions of his Lordship
and the Flak Officers and Captains under his command.
Ordered, That the Secretary write to Mr. jacksion, to re-
quesethat,hevill transmit the Thanks of this Committee to
Lord Keith, and the Officers who-have so handsomely con-
tributed to the increase of the Fund. And it was also resolv-
ed, that J. Jackson, Esq. be requested to become a Meniber
of this Committee:

Ibis ROyal Highness was hUmbly solicited to accept the
Thanks of this Meeting for his gracious condescension in
taking the Chair.

C. CUPPAGE, Sec.
Subscriptions have been already received to the Amount of
goool. is. rod. including the following which have been
recently received, and n before advertised.
TheDflicers and Privates of the first Regi-
ment of Foot _ ',C. 58 16 :r
Subscriptions continue to be received at Lloyd's Coffee-
House. and at the following Bankers, viz.
Messrs. Child's, 2 Fleet-street.
Messrs. Hoare's,
Messrs. Martin, Stone, and Co.'s, Lombard-street.
Messrs. Robarts and Curtis. 'Change,alley..
DIeSSr-S. Thomas Courts, and Co.'s, Strang.
Messrs. Snow, Sandby and Paul's, Strand.
Messrs. Drummonds, Charing-Cross:
- 141,.zsrs. Haminersley, and Co.'s, Pall-Mall.
11,fessrs. tlerries, Farquhar, and Co.'s. St. • James's-
street.
Messrs. Bos3,nquet, Beachcroft, and Co.'s, 73, Loin_
bard-street.
Messrs. Srnitn, Payne, and Smith's, George-street, Man-
sion-House.
London, England, 1801-12-24

SHIP NEWS.

. CR AVESE.ND, DEC. 22.
Passed by—the Hampton, Smith, from Lisbon Jessy;
DerinisOn, froth Gibraltar; Sybil le, --, from Minorca;
Semira, from Stettin ;. Atalanta, Pusker, from
more - and Gothland, from Stockholm.
Sailed—the Aberdeen, Gibbon,.. for St. Kitt's; Freedom,
Cuinmings, fot Honduras; William, —, for Cork; Alfred,
Robertson, for St. Vincent's; .Mary, Pizzey, for Antigun;
St. George, Metcalfe ;
,Echo, Norris, and Isabella, Rob.oi.
son, for Jamaica.
London, England, 1801-12-24

THEATRE-ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN.
SATURDAY EVENING, Decemill:
will be presented a .Trage.dy; called.. •
KING RICtiARD: THE' THIRIL:
.Richard, Mr. -COOKE • -
King Henry, Mr. MURRAY.;
Buckingham, Mr. WHITFIELD;
And Richmond, Mr. CORY.
Lady Anne,• Mrs. LITCHFI ELD •
And. the Queen,' , Miss CHAPMAN.
.WISH
SELIMA AND AZOR.
Azar, Mr. INCLEDON •
Scantier, Mr. TOWNSEND;
Ali, Mr. BLANCHARD.
yatimi, Miss WHEATLEY-;
Lesbia, Mrs. I LIKE
Fairy, Mrs. FINDLAY ;
And Selima, Miss DIXON.
n Monday, Lover's Vows, after which will be produced
r,,l'eoz Pantomime (in which .Mrs. Wybrow will perform
tittinitine, being her first Appearance these three years),
"ed HArlequin's Almvack, or The Four Seasons, with
dew EcerieS, Music, Machinery, and Dreites.
nn
Tuesday, the Play of The Stranger.
Wednesday,nn the new Comedy Of Folly as it Flies.
ter-lt Thursday, Mrs. Billington will appear in the Charac-
XClara,in Tht Duenna.
tied on Friday, Signora Storace .and Mr. Braham, in the
'Comic Opera of Chains of the Heart.
tiew Tragedy has been also some time in rehearsal.
London, England, 1801-12-24

RHEUMATISM.
• •RADCLI FF E's RHEUMATIC TINCTURE.
THE increasing Coldness of the Weather Ins
thrown an air of gloom and despondency on those who
are.occasionally aflticted by attacks of Rheumatism, Lum-
bago, Rheumatic Gout, Spa Sens, Paralytic Attectioni,
Sprams,,Chilblaitir,, &c. These CoMplaints, however,. are
in all cases essentially. relieved, and in most cases entirely
cured, by Radcliffe's Antartliritic Tindure, proper Diredions
for the use of which are delivered with each bottle, contain-
ing a numerous List of Cures, authenticated by Gentlemen.
of the molt respectable character and fortune. Sold by the
Proprietor,. No. 4.LongAere ; wholesale, by Howard and
Evans, Long-hire, West Smithfield ; Barlow's M. E. No.3y,
'Cockspur-street ; Swiney's, Pall-Mall ; Jacob and iTebbs,
Old. Bend-street ; Green's, No. 132,,and Jeboult's, No. rso,
(..iforri-street ; Dangertield's, Berkley-square ; Newton's,
corner of Great Kussell-street ; Shaw's, No. q 2; Borough ;
Turt', -Royal ExChange.; Vade's, No. 46, ,Cornhill • and
the principal Towns in Great Britain, in Bottles, as. yd. and
ss. srl. Stamps included.
London, England, 1801-12-24

- • .Early.in March next v; ill be published,
In Two-Vols. Quarto, with numerous ,Maps, drawn under'
the direction, and with the last Improvements of Arrow-.
- smith, and engraved in a new manner by .Lowry, forming
an universal Modern Atlas, --
•
MODERN GEOGRAPHY A. Description
of the Empires, Kingdoms, and States, with the.
Oceans, Seas, and Isles, in, all Parts of the-World ; includ-
ing the most recent Discoveries and •Political Alterations.
By
.JOHN PINKERTON..
The Astronomical Introdtittion by S. -Vince A. M. Pro-
fessor of Ana-..etny in theTniversity of Cambridge. To the
whole are added, Lists of the best Maps and Books of Tra-
vels, 41 all Languages, and an ample Index.
Printed for I'. Cadell, jun. and W. Davies, Strand and
Longman and Rees, Paternoster-row. •
*** The Maps will amount to between forty and fifty,
from entirely new Drawings, superintended and revised by
Mr. Arrowsmirlf, whose skill in• this deparlinent is univer-
sally acknowleqed- The chief authorities are also Marked,
at the bottom or each Map, and they are illUstrated by Mr.
Pinkerton, With many important features• of the Countries,
and interesting Names derived from.nunierous Works of Na-
tural and' Civil History, which •Vitill be in vain sought for
even in a larze and expensive Atlas. They are engraved by
Mr. Lowry in a style of clearness and beauty never before
attempted, and upon a new principle suggested by the Au-
thor.

frr An Abridgernot of this Work is in a state of prepa-

ration
London, England, 1801-12-24

This Day was published,
In Two Volumes, Quarto, with an Atlas, Ptice 31. 13s. 6d
• iaboards,

_ .
A VOYAGE ROUND thi WORLD, performed
1 _IL dewing the Years 1790, 179% and t 792,
By ETIENNE MARCHAND ;
preceded by an fiisturical Introduaion, and illustrated by
Charts, &c. Trarrilated from the French of C. P."C,I.AkEr
ELkURIEV, of the National Institute of Art Sana ScienceS,
and of the Board of Longitude Of France;
Printed for T. N. Longman ;aid CY.. Rees, Paternoster-
row ; and T. Cadell, jun. and W. Davies, Strand.
Of whom may be had, lately published,
Travels in the Ottoman Empire, Egypt, and Pertia, un-
dertaken by order of the Government of France, during the
first six years °film-Republic, by G. A. Olivier, Member of
the National Institute of the Society of Agriculture of the
Department et the Seine, &c. &c.. Illustrated by Engrav-
ipgs, consisting of liumait Figures, Animals, Plants; Maps,
Plans, &c. &c. To which is' prefixed, a Map of Greece, of
the Archipelago; and of a • Part of Asia Minor. Translated
from the French, under the'Autbor's inspection. Volume I .
in to. together with an Atlas, Price al* us. 6d. in boards.
London, England, 1801-10-16

DOVER, Oct.:s.

NEILM,,LAUR I stow arrived here bet Ween eight
flizi nine o'clock Itist night, and sailed in a Flag of
Truce for Calais at four this morning;

Early this morning a Flag of Trute arrived
from Calais, bringing Dispatchei . and several
sngers,
:Who relate, that when the Prince of Wales
Packet hove in sight of that place yesterday, the
Guard was immediately ordered under aims; the
Naval and Militaiy Officers were assembled, and the
Municipality in their dresses came down, thinking
to meet Lord CORNWALLIS ; but were rather dis-
Nipointed in finding only Mi. Fliii:TEit the Mes-;.,
ienger.

A general Illumination, "to Celebrate the sigoirig
*ll6 Preliminaries of Peace, took place here last
night, and today there is to be a public dinner bn
the same jciyini occasion ; at which dill be present,
the MAyor and principal Gentlemen Of the Tcnin,
and General Dort; and the Officth the Garrison.
A polite invitation was sent to General LAURlS-
id,tti to join the party, but he had sailed before it
ieaehed
London, England, 1801-10-16

LISBOII, StpT., 26,

*r, are still in the same state of ignorance as te
our fate; although it is said, that the Spaniards aril.
evacuating the Country, yet- the Treaty remain!.
unexecuted. The Defence, of 74. Guns, came into
our Port some days ago with an English Convoy
of Eighteen Ships. They are chiefly laden witt:
Warlike Stores for the Portuguese Government.--•
As soon as the Auxiliary 1 roops had reached their
Winter Quarters, the General gave orders, that
they should, hold themselves in readiness to march-at
an hour's notice. There is a great-
held to-day, but as' the result of, their aleateration
will certainly not be known before the sailing. of the
Packet-boat, we can only form vague guesses upon
the subjea. The Owner of a four-masted Ship,
Which had been fitted as a Privateer, having offered
hiS Vessel for sale, it was immediately looked upon
as a sign of Peace by those who had large quanti-
ties of sugar to dispose of, and wig) could not ever
sell it for the freight.
The 'intimacy which susists between his Royai
Highness Prince Aucusrus, and the- Duke de
L'INFAx7ADo, is another prognostic of Peace.—
They went yesterday to examine the • new con-
-struded four-masted Vessel, after which they went
on board the Defence, Capt. PROBY. They pass
their evenings in the lame society, where there are
generally a number of fine women. If this is not
the way to arrange the affitirs of their Countries, at
least it will not tend to derange them. 80,6-(;"(5%
sterling, in . piasters, was yesterday put.on hoard
the-Defence, for the payment of the Army in Egypt.
London, England, 1801-10-16

BRIGHTON, OCT. 14.

His Royal Highness the PRiNCEI, of WALES ar-
rived on Sunday evening last, to the great joy of
the whole town.

On Monday the joyful tidings of Peace was cele-
brated here, the bells rang from six in the mottling
till twelve at night ; never was the sazisfaaion of
the people more Wily displayed, 'Young and old
wore ribbons emblematic on the occasion—Peace
and Plenty

The Sea Fe n c ble s fired a feu.de-joje, marched
from thence io the PRINCE!S house, and gave him
three lobd_ huzzas : with that liberality which has
ever niarked our Royal Guest, he ordered them two
hogshead.; of beer.
_ _

Brilliant illuminations took place in the evening,
the whole town appeared in a blaze. The most
distinguished were His Royal Highness the PRINCE
of WAi..us, flambeau*, burning round his house,
and every window lighted.
This happy day closed with a Ball and Supper at,
the Castle, attended by. near five hundred fashion-
able visitors ; it one o'clock the room was opened
with the most sumptuous entertainment ; every deli-
cacy that could be procured.
London, England, 1801-10-16

DIED.

Lately, at Londonderry, Ireland, Licutenant Samuel Good..
son, of the R0y4,1 Navy;
On Monday the sth inst. at St. Lucy's,, Lady Chapman,:
consort of Sir Benjamin Chapman, Bart.
On Sunday se'nnight, at LyFnington,- in Hampshire in
the Sad year of his age, the Rev. john Arnold Bloomfield,
late 'Rector of Ma-rket WesAon, in Suffolk..
On the rith ult. at Setton, near Liverpool, in the Both
year of his age, the Rev. R. Rothwell, M. A. Rectory of
that place, supposed to be possessed of .property to the
amount of 30c,0c,,1.
Saturday, at Canterbury, Mrs. Joan Elizabeth Knatchbull,
Sister of the late Sir Wyndham Knatchbull WyrKlharn, of
Mersharn Hatch, Kent, Bart.
October 3d, at Kingsthorpe, in Northamptonshire,
Joseph 'Lockwood, Esq. eldest Son of the Rev. Edward
Lockwood, Redor of that place: •

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