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The Sun.
London, England, 1801-12-31

LEEDS, DEC. ZS.

THE shocking accidenta mentioned in our last to
have happened at the Holme, near New Church, in
Rossendale, of eight people being drowned by the
breaking of the ice, was attended with a circum-
stance extremely distressing : one of the men ptvh-
edinto the water, and had the good luck to dra-,
one put, who was saved ;- he then got two more in
his arms, when, endeavouring to Cast them out al.so,
another at the bottom, clung so fast to his legs,
that he could not possibly extricate himself; but,
in the midst of the utmost exertions, and loud :.
shriekings for help, he,. and the two ib his arms
sunk to the bottom and perished: The' neighbour-
hoodwas soon alarmed,-,7but too late to afford any -
assistance. The dreadful. lamentation of parents for
.their children, which would havae pierced the most
unfeeling heart; exceeds all description.—We hope
this will be a caution to ,youth, ‘vhoe folly or te-,
merity might lead them. to .those diversions which
have brought somany to an untimely death.

CHEST,ER, DEC. 29.

Yesterday fortnight, three men came to the vil-
lage of.Clocaenog, near Ruthin, for the purpose of
buying cattle and horses in that neighbourhood, and
paid for the same in forged laonk ofEngland,Notes,
after the manner of those lately issued with curved
lines,-for some of which they received cash in ex_
.change. The forgery being dete&ed on the Wed-
nesday.following, three of the Yeomanry, much to
their credit, went in pursuit and overtook one of
them at Ivetsey Bank, near Wolverhampton, whom
they lodged in-goal, and were so fortunate as to
recover the whole of the property, except one horse,
of about the value of twelve guineas ; the, other
Luc., -.Aye Lftliau.ay-,re iarsc. _
London, England, 1801-12-31

CWNTRY NEWS.

2.TAIDSTONE, DEC. 29.

:

The incessant all of rain last• Thursday night,
'and the whole of Friday, produced such a flood in.
the. Medway, as-for thirty.years back has not been
remembered. Se sudden a rise of the water would
not allow time to remove many articles, then lying
on the quays and banks of the river above and be- -
low this town, but caused them to be entirely.swept
away by the current, and the loss sustained ,by in-
diViduals is, at present, incalculable. The.quantity:
of deals, battens, spars, fir, and oak timber, which'
has floated from the timber yard of Messrs. Smyth
tv,i Atkins, adjoining the great bridge, is esti-.
mated at one, housand pounds. Three whole piles
of deal went down the river in majestic stile, apd:.
were afterwards found seated with equal grandeur.
on the banks of the river, one at Fostil Reach, ano.-.'
they near., Aylesford-bridge, And the' third at Pres 4
ton. Several persons having styes :near the-river,L
had their hogs drowned; and the fower.apartmentst
of many houses were so.delugedtia s to cause the in-1
hiibitants to take refuge, in their typervstories„.l
here, ,at Gibraltar; Aylesford,, and the-other villagest
dOwnwardS. Aylesford-bridge was perfetaly clioak;
a tr.) with lags of wood tend other timber. On e4:l
oat over6et at Wai:Ntone-bridge, full of people4l
who all. got a good sotisikg, but life was lost,H
nor other injury sustained: from that accident.
London, England, 1801-12-31

SHEERNESS, DEC. 30.

A Court-Martial was held yesterday on Mr. J.
Ew i Ng, Purser of the Alonzo Sloop, fcm' kre'ing
disobeyed the orders of Lieut. HAwKiNst of that
Sloop, and for calling
shim a scandalous scoundrel;
when the Charges being proved in part, he was
adjudged to be dismissed the said Sloop.
Another Court Martial was also held on Liey,t.
R. N. DYER, of the Alonzo Sloop above-mentioned,
for having broke open the chest of the Purser (Mr.
Ew iNG), and taking thereout some wearing appa-•
rel belonging to him ; when the Charges (which
were exhibited by the Purser) being found malicious,
vexatious, and ill-founded, he was honourably ac-
quitted by the Court.

This day arrived the Bittern Sloop of War, Capt.
KITTOE, from, Yarmouth.

DI4L, DEC. 30.

THE Dart Sloop of War, and Assistant Navy
Transport, sailed this morning to the Westward.

The following are the Ships, under the CoMmand
of Vice-Admiral Sir ANDREW MITCHELL, K. B.
that arrived at Spithead on Tuesday from Bantry
Bay.
Vi e-Adaiin. Sir A
Windsor Castle .:. 98 C 2 ca on '
[aim Ought. Mitchell,
8S Rear-Admiral Campbell,
Temeraire - - 9 ? Captain Eyles.
Barfteur - -98 S Rear-Admiral Coll'ngwood,
• -z Captain Ommancy.
Princess Royal - 9 8
?S Rear-Adm. Sir E. Gower,
Captain Atkins. '
Atlas - - 98 - Jones.
Glory - - 98
Formidable - 98 - Grindall.
J uste - 84 - Sir Edward Nagle.
Malta - - :34 - Bertie.
Achilles - 74 , , Walls.
Orion - 74
Centaur - 74,
Majestic - ' 74
Resolution - 74 Hon. Captain Gardner. ,

The above 'Ships sailed from Bantry on Saturday
evening last, in consequence of Dispatches received
by Sir ANDREW MITCHELL, by Lieutenant R.
HARRISON, of His Majesty's Schooner Spider.--
They parted company, in a gale of wind, with the
Namur, Hon. Captain DE COURCY, and the
geance, Captain DUFF.

His Majes,ty'4 Ships Hawke and Surinam arrived
at St. Kitts on the 9th of November, with the ships
from Grenada, Trinidad, and St. Vincents, to join
the homeward-bound convoy.

His Majesty's Ship Carnatic has detained and
sent into Jamaica, the Schooner. Three Friends,
-, from the Bay of Honduras, with mahogany.
The Thomas and Sally, Purchase, from London
to Cork, is put into Milford, having 5 feet water
in her hold, and making water very fast, and must
have foundered but for the assistance of some passen-
gers on board ; she must discharge her cargo.
The Pallas, Uckerman, from Stettin to London,
was lost on 23d Nov. on the Coast of Flanders.
London, England, 1801-12-31

SQUnPROW•

•
Le Foudroyant, Aig le, La Guerri4rel L'lndefatigable ;
these ships were i= at Brest.

FIRST SQUADRON.

L'Unlon ; Lc Patriote, Capt. Maistral ; L'Ockan, Capt.
Petit ; Le Duquesne, Capt. Querangal ; Le lean-Jacques
Rousseau, Cvt. Berenger.
COND SQUADRON.
IP/

Le Mont-Blanc, Capt. M4gon ; L'Argonaute; Le Scipion;
to Cisalpin, Capt. Bergevin ; Le Douguai.Trouin.

THIRD SQUADRON.
to Watigni, Capt: Goutdon ; Le Gaulois, Capt. Simeon ;
Le femappe' Rear-Admiral DoVdelin, Capt. Cosmao
Revolution; Capt. Rolland ; LeHeros.
FIRST SQUADRON.-tRIGATES•
L'Uranie ; La Conelie ; La Siren; Fregate de I'Amiral,
Capt. Larnarc-Lameillerie. 4.

CORVEtTES.
La Serpente ; La biligente ; La Despouveite-,
SECOND SQUADRON.--FRAGATr.S. 4
. ,
La Franchis,2 ; La Florinde; L'Embu;c“de.

cciztvEtrzs.
Lc Renard ; Le Poisson-Volant.

THIRD SQUADRON.-FRIGATES.
;,a Cornetei La Vertu ; La Valeurcu!e.
cou.vs.TTE.

La Cigogne.
ITt c4sr.volr. • -
La Fttrieuse (Commandant), Capt. Topsent ;.La Fratet-
nite,, Capt. Bernard ; La Fidele, Capt. Bomayne ; La Pre-
cieuse, Capt. be.montils ; La Necessite, Capt. Kergariou;
La Cigogne, Capt..Gninare ; La Decouvane, Capt. Passart
(this Corvette is the Anmiral's); Le Poisson-Volant Cutter,
Capt. Arnous; La Danae.

DECEMBER 18.

The Frigate Consdaee came into Port t'he rgth
from St. Ala/2. The Cigogne sailed the same day
to join the Expedition.
ISLE OF OLEION, DEC. 14.—The fleet that was
before the Isle of Aix, under Admiral LATOUCHE
Tisvu.LE, and on board of which JEROME BO-
NAPARTE, the Consul's brother, has embarked,
;,ailed this morning. The wind is N. W., and at
0
A. M. it was out of sight.
HAGUE, -DE.c. r 7.—The Squadron, on board
of which the 7th.Derni-brigade has embarked, has
by this time sailed from Flushing to go first to
L'Orient, where it is to unite with another Squa-
dron, destined to join the grand Armament.
BRUSSELS, DEC. 18.—Letters from Holland
state, that the Dutch Squadron in the Text! is go.
ing to sail for Batavia. It .carries with it several
persons appointed to situations in the Dutch Colo-
nies in the East, beSides Troops, Artillery, Am-
munition, and every article which could not be sent
during the War.
London, England, 1801-12-31

DECEMBER, 19.

The Dutch Squadron sailed, we believe, the day
before yesterday, to join the Brest Fleet. The
Dutch Squadron, in the Texel for Batavia, is or-
dered to sail the first fair wind-

FRENCH WAGER.—" When -an Englishman,"
says one of the late French Papers, " makes a
wager that he will do any thing which is attended
with danger, he always contrives to make it to
such an' amount, as that if he wins he may have
some compensation for the danger to which he ex-
poses himself. The mania for dangerous wagers
has made its appearance in France. But the value
which Frenchmen set upon risques to which they ex-
pose their persons, seems by no means extravagant.
A few days ago a man undertook to swim across
the Seine, for 48 livres (al.) at a time when the
rapidity of its current was such as to prevent
the possibility of his receiving any assistan‘e ;
and yesterday .three men were induced to attempt
to perform the same feat for a few crowns, which
was offered to them by some benevolent Philan-
thropist. They very nearly perished in the attempt,
and when they reached the shore, more dead than
alive, nobody Seemed inclined to pity their situa-
tion ; for other people were not hound to set a
higher' value on .their lives than they did them.
selves."
The Lune, Moon, from St. Kitts for Liverpool,
4.11 d the Gipscy, Towers, from Trinidad for Bristol,
*ere completing their loading at Nevis, on roth
kovember, and were expetied .to sail in a few days.
London, England, 1801-12-31

FALMOUTH, DEC. 28:

ARRIVED the four-masted Ship Invcntion, to load
pilchards for the Meditteranean ; the American
Ship,Pallas, Capt. JOHN DULLING, With tobacco,
3z days passage from Norfolk, for orders ; and the
Bark Betsey,' TUCKER, from Petersburgh, with
wheat, for Lisbon.

Sailed the Walsinghanz Packet, ROBARTS, with
Mails of the isth and zzd inst. for Lisbon.
The outward-bound West India Ships got under
weigh, but it suddenly falling calm, they again
came to anchor.

The Lady Hobart Packet, with Mai.h for the
Leeward Islands, still remains.

The Schooner Minerva, Captain DUP EN, of this
Port, sailed from Mount's-Bay on the r+th of No-
vember last, with pilchards and tin-plates, for the
Mediterranean : off Cape Ortegal she experienced
the most tremendous gale that could possibly be
conceived, during which she lay on her beam-ends ;
one man was washed overboard, and the greater part
of her cargo (for the preservation of the crew), was
thrown overboard. By the drift of the sea she was
fortunate enough to reach St. Martin's, in the Isle
of Rile.

The King George Packet will take the Mail of
the z9th inst, for Lisbon.

PORTSMOUTH, Dr.c. 3a.

SAILED His Majesty's Ships De Ruyter and Cal-
cutta, with sealed orders ; and Stark, tOt. the Baha-
ma Islands.

MANSION-HOUSE, Dvc. 30.
London, England, 1801-10-03

CAUTION.

Whereas, Archer and Haughton have been credibly in-
forined, that a great many people in this Kingdom are now,
and haVe been t'or some time past, manufaetur►ng and. selling
Poplin's and Tabbinets, as Irish, of aninferior quality, under
the name of Archer and Haughton's Manufactory, with a
view to discredit and injure their House, 'and a.gross imposi_
tion on the Public in general ; they are determined, as tar as
lies in their power, to prosecute to convktion any person or
persons so Vending Poplins and Tabbinets under the name of
their manufadure, that was not adually..bought at their
housse.

They have the honour to acquaint the Nobility and. Gen-
try, that their Warehouse is stocked with a greater variety
of Mourning Goods than is to be found in any other House in
• Town, which they are enabled to sell (for ready money) at
prices much lower than they can be had
.elsewhere, the
whole being of 'their own inariulaelure :—they consist of
white and black Bombes: ins, Chamber!), Muslins, Camhric
Saraene:s, Itasdimarcs tsar Widows, Armozines, dress Bar-
celona Serges, Lutestrings, Cyprus Sarsenets, Poplins,
Myles, Crapes, Scarf Silks, Handkerchiefs, Bombazets for
Servants, &c. also a great choice of Patterns in grey Poplins
and Sarsenets, for slight Mourning.— English yard- wide
Poplins of a superior quality, at 35. 6d. per yard ; Velures,
double black Serges, and rich Irish Tabbinet in different
Patterns; plain, corded, chain, and striped, for Clerkytnen
and Gentlemen who always wear black; they never grow
rusty or greasy in wearing, 'being Of the very best triple dye.
No second price ever asked for any article bought at their
House.

N. B. Ladies own Spinning manufaCtured into Poplins or
Tabbihets ; Tabberays for Furniture of the different fashion-
able Lolt.r.irs, tnanufaetored on the shortest notice.
Merchants supplied to any amount.
London, England, 1801-10-03

SHEERNESS, OCT. 2.

His Majesty's Frigate De Brack, in coming
down to the Nore this morning, struck on the
Nore Sand, at about two hours ebb, and in conse-
quen'ze of the tide falling, stuck fast. She is now
I.le.trly dry, and has a great list to the larboard
hen the tide has flown sufficiently, she will be got
Sailed
and we trust with little damage.
°aiied the Empress Mary Store ship, and Laurel
Lire(' /3
The Rd ag
son and Bouncer have gone out of Har-
bour.
London, England, 1801-10-03

HARWICH, OCT. 2.

THE r;p e-
r Excise Cutter yesterday recaptured,
1,30ut seven leagues off' Orfordness, a Sloop called
:he 'N'iwicy, of Lynn, JoHN HEUGH master, bound
ePlymouth, with barley, from Lynn, and arrived
re this Morning. The Privateer belongs to Bop_
4ogne , mounts 14. guns, and carries 3o men : her
lis :arn is the La Racroiserese, has three lugsails, and
about"linanded by JOSEPH BROQUANTE ;and cruizes
e' -
',gilt
.eazues off Orfordness.
London, England, 1801-10-03

NEWMARKET
1110.17: CTO 13 F.

•
rittittstrAy., OCT.
The King's Plate of x;-:-)gs.. for +-yr olds,. cnryinglost. 411).
syr olds, izst. 61b. 6 yr. olds, izst. auca agiNl, last: 2.1 b.
RX. • ' .
I,cl SacliVille's b. c. Dick An'clrews; 4 yrs.. old
I
Mr. Ladbroke's ch. c. MyStery, 4 vrs old • • -
Mr. 1-leatlicote's b. h. Ainbo. by.l.)yertoil, 4 yrs old -
Mr. Wright's br. h. Unioivi Escapc, 3 yrs old - dr
Two tot on Dick ,Andrews ; 5 to z against Mystery ; to to
t against .
Sir C. liutibitry.'s Eleanor heat D. of Grafton's Flambeau,
Sat. zlb each. Acroas the Flat, zaogs. h. ft,--,s 3 to Son
Meaner. . • • -
I). aQiafton's llornhy Lass,- tat. ilh. heat Mr. F. Neale's
umbitg;• Ssi, D, sogs.—Even betting.
Mr. WilSon's Triumvir, S.A. 71b. beat SirC. Bunbury's
Froth, isf. 41b. First 3 qrs., -of Ab. M. zsgs.-7 to 4on
Tritinpar.

The Amusements at the Royal. Circus, St.
George's Fields, are so truly excellent, as to draw
the most crowded and fashionable Audiences every
evening ; the Grand Spektacle of King' Ca-sar, or
the Negro Slaves, with the Magnificent Pantomime
of the Eclipse, heightened by the most fascinating
Music, elegant and superb Dress, and appro-
priate and beautiful Scenery t the fine Dancing of
Miss tenny and the Miss Adams's, together with
surprising Feats of Horsemanship, &c. create an
evening's Entertainment truly interesting and de-
lightful.
London, England, 1801-10-03

FALMOUTH, SEPT. 30.

ARRIVED the Dantzic Ship industry, with tim-
ber, for Truro, from Dantzic ; the Dover Cutter,
Capt. SHARP, having brought in a Smuggling Cut-
ter, having on board iso ankers of spirits, whiCh
she captured last night.
The Falcon Sloop of War made signal of sailing
this evening, with Convoy for Madeira : she is
expelled to sail early to-morrow.
Sailed with a fine breeze at N. W. the Chester.
field -Packet
zd , Capt. BLIGHT, with Mails of the
to nst' 'or Halifax and New-York ; and the Har-
o-
L'el"
Packet, Capt. GRAY, with Mails of the zzd
inst, for -
r Lisbon.—Passengers by the latter were
IVir• TipLany, Air.
J.A..LIOTSON, Mr. BRANDON,
r• MOORE, and Mr. ROBERT GORDON.
Per Chesterfield—Mr. JONES.
London, England, 1801-10-03

TWO HUNDRED•and TWENTY-SEVEtf COPFERJ.
PLATES on SPORTING SUBJECTS, -in the FIRST
EIGHTEkN VOLUMES.
On the First of October was published,-Price is. 6d.
In a Turf,yren Wrapper, and embellished with an Engrav-
ingof the gentleman and Bull-Dog, by Scott; an Etching
attic Cat and Rat, by Howitt ; 3.ncl a-Vignette—the Great
Bustard,.
No, C:V II I . for ,S eptember, IS° r,-
:(Which completes the Eighteenth Volume) Of
HE SPORTING MAGAZINE.
Printed foil. Wheble, Warwick-square ; and sold by
T-
Chapple, St. James's-street; Booth., Duke-street, Portland-
; and all Booksellers. in Vown and Country.
ComPlete Sets, or any Odd Numbers may be had.
TflieWork will be continued Monthly.
.

TO THE ,EPITOR OF TILE 3tlN.
Calch#ster, St p. 30?

hop.e, you will pardon the liberty I take in car,
rc6t.ing the statement of the x 3th Light Dragoons,
in your Paper of yesterday, wherein you mentioned
their being four years from the West Indies—they
will not he three years from the 'West Indies till
next November ; and the remnant of the_Regiment
that returned consisted of only thirty-five men, the
greater part of whom have been since discharged,
being totally unfit for service; the Regiment is
now near nine hundred strong; and His Royal High-
ness expressed himself highly pleased with the ap-
pearance of it : he admired the horses much ; indeed
he could not do otherwise, as they are as good as
any in England, and were all procured in York-
shire.

This statement.of the Regiment you may depend
on being correCt ; and permit me to have the honour
of subiscribing myself
Your very humble Servant, •

AN OFFICER.

THE SUN.

lOLZM QUIS DIC&RI IALSUM AUDZAT
London, England, 1801-10-03

PORTSMOUTH, OCT. Z.

TH is day arrived and came into Harbour His
Majesty's Frigate Acasto.
Also came into Harbour, His Majesty's Ships
Russel, Capt. Cummtwo, Venerable, Capt. Hoot),
and Diana, Capt. BERESFORD.
Arrived at the Motherbank, and there put under
Quarantine, His Majesty's Ship Audacious, from
the Squadron under the command of Sir JAMES
S.UIMAREZ.

Arrived the Fortutzle Frigate, Lord BEAUCLERK,
from Weymouth.

The Anson Frigate has made signal for Convoy
for the Mediterranean.
The Grand Falconer Cutter, Lieut. Cu L C OTT,
arrived this evening from Marcou.
Arrived the ;De s.re -e la Paix, VI B ERT master,
from Gottenburg to Jersey.
London, England, 1801-10-03

YARMOUTH, OC T. 2.

SAII.E'D the King George, DEANE, and Express,
Packets, to Cuxhaven; and Two Brothers,
NuGHTY, to Hull.
Sailed the Furious Gun-brig ;De
.7zfrofzu
VISER, and Frac 'Waren, ANDERSON, to Norway.
Arrived the Shannon Frigate, Rattler Gun-brig,
arld Trial Cutter.
The Shannon has brought in the Samuel Smith,
master, from Batavia, bound to Amsterdam,
.:rich goods.

(..lesterday a Committee of the Court of Common
f-°tlncil met in the Council Chamber at Guildhall,
the Purpose of taking into consideration the
%iand emoluments of the Office of Town-Ci erh.,
the bY the death of Mr. Rrx. The emoluments
111(1 as ?f6ce were found to amount to about :cool.
for the -(\t peared that there were two Candidates
and se ;,,Tee, it was moved by Deputy LEEKEY,
the coe,-,(1-----That it should be recommended to
!lito6l`„of Common Council to divide the office
ar:iv" and Law Department, and that Mr.
440(1°Ivir.41(?kr.r: should be appointed to the former,
4eb ''hl.:LToN to the latter, which, after some
ate
was agreed to.
the
,nest.erd ay the adjourned Sessions of the Peace for
the of L London was held at Guildhall, before
3(c. figntlion. the LORD MAYOR, the Recorder,
peisnr tlle trial of assaults, misdemeanors, and .ap-

THEM MAJESTIES, last night, Went to the
Theatre for the last time this season. The House
was crowded in every part. The portOrmances were
The Critic and the entertainment of Bitte Beard.
Between the play and entertainment, Mr. PENLEY,
scared on an ass, delivered the Comic Address spoken
by him at the Fete given by HER MAJESTY!at Radi-
pole. God save the )tug was encored; and the
whole went off with great eclat. Mr. litrox Es,
the Manager, has had a golden harvesr, theji.oYAL
FAMILY having been to the Play fifty‘one
the course of thirteen weeks.

Mr. WI,AT, the Architeti, had a long interview
with His MAJESTY yesterday and this morning,
about the repairs that the Lodge is to undergo
previous to next season.

The speclators, when the ROYAL FAMILY de
parted, greeted them with loyal affection.
The Royal Yachts sailed this morning for Green.
with.
London, England, 1801-09-26

DR;

NORRIS's DROP,S.

THE superior Efrac •this 7.\-12dicine, in the
.
fonowin. r,r: :1.1 half an age, been
universally c . • • . ':;, Fevers of all
sorts, -whethe. rt•' i.• . • •+Alum, ner
„
vous, or heed:., . • • re,er,
so fatal litho: clunates, in inalatir; by a
liberal application; the Pati.t • • the very hortt
or expected dissolution, the Storliatit and
Bowels, Asthnas, inveterate C.. • the Scurvy and
linpurities at the Blood, Co'n!ffituti,ns, and the.
decays and discothforts of advanetd Lite, nothing can exiteed
-its cordial -and salutary efliecis. A tattle-Spoonful in a ghiss
of water, ntken occasionally, '...preverits; the. ill"eifeeis (re..
luently experienced in nervous and bilious habits, from Sz4.
.bat;iing, or drinking the Mineral Watt.rs.
The Family Bottle, .zzs. - is only' to be had at the Dodoes
Lower Brook-street, G rosyenor-square; wlyere aitt,ks
u..' Cures are delivered, gratis, and all 0 r.leN tor. Exportation
executed. The other sized Bottles arc Sold Wholesale and
Retail by ,Messrs,. jeboult and eu. No. is:,, Oxforthttreet. /

Pr.. 13LAIR''s CEPIIALIC or ANODYNE

• - ESSEIs7Ci: for if
. IVES immedrate in the most violent
llead-ach, from what cause soever it may proceed ;
and though its operation is so sudden, the preparation is. of
such a nature, that there is not a possibility of its doing the
Slightest injury in any.chse whatever. • ,- •
What enhances the value-of this Essence,' is, its agreeable
form, most perfed.safc..ty, and-immediate efficacy; for,
°be.
.ng an external applicatiorrof a snbtile, penetrating, volatile
fluid, it immediat,*tiperates nn every nceve,.at once reliev-
ing and protecting them from future injury, not by means of
;ny temporary stimidu§ or deleterious-effluvia; buy by ano-
doyne and tonic powers peculiar to itself.
Split, by appointment, at 'Cockell's Medicine Warehouse,
No.
-included;
Strand (7tll house froniTemple-Bar), price zs.-9d.
duty also sold retail at all repeatable Medicine
Shop's. Observe theSignature,' "J. Coekell," in his hand.'
writing, without which none are genuine.
London, England, 1801-09-26

This Day was published, in Qtiarto, Tric e 3s 6d.
AC Q BINIS M. A POE M.
.See with What hear these Dogs of Hell Advance,
To waste and havock yonder 'World:

MILTON.
Printed for G, and W. Nicol, BocAseilers to His Majesty,
London, England, 1801-09-26

PLYMOUTH, SErT. 24.

SAILED the London, of. guns, Capt. GoRCE
iVlontAy, .and of $o guns; Capt. Wg.
atimErr, for the Channel Fleet; Chapman Armed
Ship, Capt. Bioivs,' for. Wales.; and Spider
Schooner, of i 4 guns, Lieutenant kgiso4, on a
Cruize Westward.

• Arrived the London Packet Armed Ship, Lieut.
Frc AN, from Wales; and Britannia Armed Ship,
I.lG•itl Seathen from Ireland; also the A 7171,
.Capt. T.
ThomisoN, from Norway. .

• .
PORTSMOUTH, SEPT. 25.

CAME into • Hari?ouT,, His Majesty. Ship- I
William, many years Guard ship at this Port.
.c4l.n4c I,9:tp Harbour,- His Majesty's Ship Serpent.
• Biontilino an .anchorat Spithead, His Majesty's
StipiljfAY, from St. Helen's. - •
Atrived the
Triton (Galliot), Dreutz, from Riga.
Harmony, Sould, , from ditto.
Surprize, Kipling, from London.
Hopewell, 1-lerneey, froth ditto. •
Aising Sun, Gillman, from Liverpool.
John Edward, Phillips, from Carmarthen.
john,and7chomas, Goodrick, from Sunderland to Guernsey.
.Queen, Bland; from Newfoundland.
London, England, 1801-09-26

BEILAM,Y's PATENT WATER-PROOF LFATHE
flr BOOTS, SHOES, TRUNKS, CHAISES; APRONS,
-Arc.

RESISTS all kind of wet; Gentlemen may walk
a whole day in Ale wet or dewy grass, without the wa-
ter penetrating. either through the SOLES br "UP PE R-
L EATH FiRS ; it is as soft as common leather, if it is pia into
water for a month it does not imbibe a single drop, nor is it
alfecied with boiling water, which destroys every other kind
of leather in a moment. . .

This discovery, which adds so much to the comfort of life
in a wet season, has given perfea satisfaction for above six
years. A thin sort prepared for Ladies' wear.
The Sole-Leather, Which is Water-proof, is stamped with
capital lctters, BELL AM Y's P AMENT WA TE: R-P RO OF.
N.B. To prevent imposition-only to be had, at the Pa-
tptee'S Warehouse, No 3, Upper .North,place, Gray's-Inn-
lane, near Guilclfonl-street, London. • •
London, England, 1801-09-26

THE ARMY

ARE Tespeafully acquainted, that the Journals
tit ,the House olMessi's. ESTE and HARRISON,
Northumberland-street, .Strand, London, contain a variety
of COMMISSIONS-for SALI,'EXCHANGE;and PUR-
CHASE, is different Ranks, and almost ou every Station
where His Majesiy's Forces serve.
Gentlemen desirous of obtaining Cornetcies or Ensigncies,
.may be informed of eligible vacancies; and Officers anxious
to Exchange may be accommodated by applying at this Of-
fice, where a communication established-with Captain Fre-
derick of Dublin, arrords'an opportunity of facilitating Mili-
tary Negotiations with Gentlemen in the United Kingdom.
Sept. 2§,.1861.

TO BE. SOLD,
In that beautiful Sporting part of the;Country between
Siilisbury.and Blaudford,
HANDLEY COTTAGE, fuily FURNISHED,
11_ and fit for the immediate reception of a smAl Gentle,
and immediate possession may be hAd.. The
Garden is well cropt ; there are two small Paddocks,. Sta-
bling • for seven Horses, two Coach-houss, acid other Con-
,.
vemencie's.

. The Premises , may be :viewed,- and Particulars 'had any
day between the '-First and the Tenth of Ociolwr next, by
aiolying to lilt:. Robert Coombs, at Handley, near the
1 welve Mile Stone on the Great Western Road, leading from
Salisburyto Litaotlibrcl.

FREEHOLD LAND, at ELSWORTH, in the COUNTY

• .
, • of 'CAMBRIDGE.
TO'BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT,
A BO UT TWO HUNDRED . and FIFTY
r 2. ACRES of OLD' SWARD COMMON, One Hun-
dred and Fifty Acres of Arable, and Forty A6res of Wood
Land, called USW() RTH WOOD, all contiguous, chain
measure, Tithe Free, and adjoining the Turnpike-road from
'Cainbridge to St. Neots ; well stocked with Game, and in a
good Sporting Country.
_ For particulars, awl a view of the Premises, apply to Mr.
Benjamin Fordhain, Farmer, at Elsworth ; or to Mr.
Hardy, Attorney, at.Huntingdon.
London, England, 1801-09-26

CAu rION.

• Whereas, Archer and Houghton have been credibly in-
formed, that "o'great tnany peoplein. this Kingdom-are, now,
and have been for some time-past,manufaCturing and,selling
Poglins and Tabbinets, as I riTh, of an inferior quaiity,.under:
,the, name of Archer and Hatt;litorAOlaatifacil9Fy, with a
view to 'discredit and injure their House' and a gross imposi-
tion on the Public in general ;'they are demnined, as Tar as
lies in their power, to prosecute to conviction any person or
persons4so vending Poplins and Talibinetsitncier the Warne of
their manufathire, that was not actual ly • h6ught at their
•
house..

They 'hae the honour to acquaint the Nobility and Gen-
try, that their Warehouse is stocked with a greater variety
of MourniugGoods than is tki oe found-in any other House in
TOwn, which they are enabled to sell (for rezul.... money) at '
prices much lower than they can be had elsewhete, the
whole, being of their
,own manuradure : —they consist
white-and black Bornbasins, Charnberry
Satsenets,
,Rasnicnores tOr Widows, Armozines,
celoua ••erges, Lutestrings, Cyprus Saistf!ts, roi.Wus,
Mode, Crapes, Scayi S:lks, Ha,kerchiets,
Seryants, &c. also tu
a great choi Le of =Patterns in i,l'ey Poi,
and: Sarsenets, • for 'slight Mur oning. --English yard
Poplins of a superior :allay, at 35. 6d. per yard ; VelurLs,
double black Serges, an,i • rich Irish Tablimet in ditfcten'
Patterns; orded, chain, and strived, tbr Clergymc.,
and 'Gentlemen who always wear black: they, never grow
rusty or greasy in wearing, being Offtile hest triple dye.
No second price ever asked for any article bought at their
IloOse..•
N. IL Ladies own Spinning manufactured into Poplins or
itabbinets ; Tabberays for Furniture of the different fashion-
able Colours, manufadnred oil the shortest notice.
11.1m:tun-as supplied to any amount.
London, England, 1801-09-26

DEVONSHIRE. e
TO BE SOLD BY AI,CTION,

In Three Lots; at the Bautist Head Coifee-house, in Chan-
cery-lane, London, oh Thursday-the zzd Day 'of Qe.iob.:r
'next, at one o'Clock.;
rrHE following ESTATES: in the Parish -nf
Ottery St.'"Mary ;.the MANOR or reputed MANOR
of HIGHER HOLCOMBE and HOLCOMBE BARTON
FARM, with divers Tenements and Cotta4es, the whole in
poss.essionof Francis Huse, for a Term or which four years
and a halfwill be unexpired at' Michaelmainext.
In the- Parish of Hemyock MANOR of HEM-
YOCK,- with the Quit-Rents ; also CASTLE. BARTON
FARM,, in possession of John Manley, Tenant at. Will; to-
gether with seve.ral Lifehold Tenements within the said
Manor.

Alsp the. 'ADVOWSONVDonative of the Church ofßroad-
way, near Ilminster, in the County of Somerset.
Printed Particulars may be had of Messrs. Smith, Kela-
,wich and Hoskins. Solicitors, in Lincoln's-Inn; or Mr., W.
and J. Mack, Land Surveyors, Middle Temple; 1\1;-.
Willy, of. Donyat, near I hninster ; or the Tenants of the
Estates will chew the Premises.
London, England, 1801-03-28

vita, rind scent into an histcniciAl and minute de.
4uCtion of the Laws. upon .the4e.subjeds.
'Earl et.ittt 'expiained.„
Upon the Question being called for bringing
up the Clauk, there apptared,
Non Contents 59
Contents . 27
London, England, 1801-01-22

NUMBER 2602.]

THEATRE-ROYAL, DRLFRY-LANE:

PIM-MORROW EVENING, Jan. 23, rgoi,
* Their Majesties' Servants wiii,aa
THE SCHOOL, FOR SCANDAL.
With a N_ew .Pautominie, called
HARLEQUIN, AMULET ;
Or, THE MAGIC OF MONA.
With new Scenes, Machinery, Dresses, nd Decorations.
To conclude with a MOVING PANORAMA.
Harlequin, 'Mr.- BYRNE •
And Columbine, Miss B. -MENAGE.
The new. Pantomime will be performed every Evening
this week. •
On Saturday, the Tragedy of King Lear;
On Monday, the Tragedy'of Pizarro, with Of Age To-
TIVITOW.
On Tiesday, the Tra4edy of the Distressed Mother,
after which (for the first time) a new Opera, in TWo Ads,
called The Veteran Tar. The Overture and Music en-
tirely new, compOsed by Dr. Arnold:
London, England, 1801-01-22

a INTertharit.

:d by NI

NV
rent

Tell
qi rig

employe; r.
in Gracechuich-streq, - to take 'him` to Guildford:.
street, Foundling Hospital; and hack,, for whia
he svas to have five shillings. -On-perfOrmitg the
journey, Mr. Wrench hitvity; iio change, tender..
ed a'Guinea to the Prim:eller for the purpose of.
paying him. He put the Guinea instantly into
his pocket, and 'was
,some'_ time in -giving. the
change ; during which, the :Prosecutor observed
in the Prisoner'sthandi between his fingers, half
concealed, what he was confident was a counter..
feit guinea, at the same tune he gave him a bad
halt guinea. 'lnconsequence of this atten-ipt'at
imposition, jointd to the suspicious
stance aboVe-mentioned, Mr. Wrench had the
Prisoner taken into' custody ; he was- libel-_
ated, however, at the time, on his Master's

ptosing his %vol.& for Ms oppeavance next-day to
answer the charge .before the Lord IVlayor,.which
Prisoner; accordingly did.--1-His lodgings were
searched, and in -a tea cup on the mantle piece, a
counterfeit half guinea was fouTtd, which, how-
ever, it appeared a young girl, then in the.room,
said was her pocket-piece.

The Prisoner's Counsel exerted himself with
great zeal in his defence. He insisted that there
was no competent evidence of any criminal in-
tention on the part of the Prisoner, in which the
essence of the offence consisted. That the
Hackney-Coachmen were of all others the-most
iikeiy persons to have bad money imposed upon
them, and that he was prepared to prove, were
it not already admitted by evidence for the pro-
secution, that the. Prisoner had averred in the
first instance that he had found the bad guinea in
the bottom of his coach, together with a thimble
which he then produced.-
The RECORDER delivered a very able and, im-
partial charge to the jury ; the leading point of
which was, that a criminal intention must be sa-
tisfaaorily proved in the Prisoner, in having ut-
tered the money kndwing it- to be base and coun-
terfeit, before he came within the purview of the
,Statute under which he was indieted.--;-The jury,
after some deliberation, 'pronounced a Verdi& of
—Not Guilty .

NE/IS'.

OR AN'F.SENI), JAN.

Sailed—the Triton,
for Afi:ica.

~ for Bremen ; and Thomas,
London, England, 1801-01-22

THEATRE-ROYAL, CDVENT-GARDEN.

TO-MORROW EVENING, Jan. 23, For,
will be performed,
THE SCHOOL FOR PREJUDICE.
After which will be performed, .a Pantomime Entertain.
tent,
HARLEQUIN's TOUR ' •
Or, The DOMINION OF FANCY..
With entire new Music, Scenery, Machinery, Dresses;

_
and liecoratiOns.
The Pantomime opens with The REC lONS of FANCY,
and concludes With FANCY'S PAVI L LION.
On Saturday, The Merchant of Venice, Shylock, Mr.
Cooke ; with Love A-la-Mode, Sir Archy M'Sarcasm,
Cooke.
On Monday Mr. Cooke will perforrii Richard 111. and
every Monday till further notice.
The new Pantomime will be performed every E vening
this and the ((Aiming week, except Tuesday next.

Southampton, January i, 2801.
HAW, GRAHAM and BURN, Landing-
Coopers and lthparters of Foreign Wines and Spirits,
respatfully infcrut their Friends, they have entered into
the ihbv'e Trades, and beg leave to solicit their favours
and recommendations.
London, England, 1801-03-10

The State tottery Tickets .atiet Shares, war
ranted undrawn, are on sale from eight to nine i n
the tnornit*,and frail two till eight in the alier -
noon, at the -Offices. of Ric:RA.)O,ON, -GOOD-
LUCK and Co. No, toy., the Corner. of Batik-
Cornhill, and No. 8, opposite the
king's. Mews, -Chafing Cross, where the two
tasr Prizes of Thirty Thousand. Pounds, shared ,
Were sold.
London, England, 1801-03-10

EIyCLMVP ST AT E, LOTTERY,

SiVENTiIiDAY. •
The following Capital Prizes were Drawn :
No. 51,45, a •Prize 6f One Thousand 'Pounds.
52,379, a. Prize of One Hundred Pounds.
9,783, a Prize of Fifty Pounds.
13,807. a Prize of Fifty Pounds.
B,c3s, a Prize Qf fifty Puunds.

Undrawn Tickets and Shares are 'selling every
day from eight to nine o'clock the morning,
and_ from two till eight o'clock in the evening,' at'
the Old Established Offices of T. BIM) No. 4,
Cornhill, lotion,. Manchester, and
,Edinburgh.

STATE OF THE WHEEL,
z Pri4cs of 30,0901. •
2, of 20,0001.
3 of so,cool.
•-1 of pool.
6 of 26301.
9 of moot.
is of Soot. acc. &c. c-(
London, England, 1801-03-10

FALMOUTH, MAILCH 7.

Yts-rztbisi- appeared off this Port, and sailed
again this'motning, 'Hi's Majesty's Ship /Ape-
reuX, Captain. Sir EDWARD PE L LEW, Bart. on a
Cruize.

Arrived the- Ludo: Packet Armed Ship; Lien:
tenant FIaAN,- from a Crufze ; and yesterday
the American• Ship America, Captain Thomas
-Coprosty;trith sugar; coffee, Scc. from Phila_
delphi4 called here for 'orders.

Put back_ this evening, by contrary winds, a
Fleet of Coaste.rs for the Downs, which sailed
yesterday tinder convoy of the Raven Sloop of
War.

Sailed the Prince of Wales Packet, Cai)C TODD,
with the Mails .of the 17th and zirtit.ult. • and
the IVallivshans Packet, Capt. ROBARTs, -with
.the M:1115 of the'.diiist..for tishtin ; the Torzm-
shou/ Packet, Capt. Dorn, with the Mails of
thetBth Olt. for the:Leeward:islands ; the Ships
A;lacisort, Cipt.- 114 i, RE "ana''Rai thr, Capt.
.for Africa, under eon vpy:of the Ssaif
Sloop:4 War ; .and the; American :Ships Cothe-
riiie,--Mimilit,, for Flushing, Charlet, THOHMAi,
fOf..Ains.tercioni, Fox, :IC. z eta r Lt.,. for 1-Tainburgh,
and_ Tru.rton,, CH 'AMR E AND,: for Rotterdam.
The. Earl' arwer- Packet, from Lisbon, is
hourly expeaed.
London, England, 1801-12-09

rence was by 1:o mearis 30 great. Ikon ttese
grounds he conceived that this Bill could not he
produaive of any inconvevience, and might pro_
duce great public advantage,
ifie House then went into a Committee upon the
Bill, the various Clauses were agreed to with some
athendment, and the Bill was ordered to be reported
to.morro w,

The CHANCELLOR, of the EXCHEQUER
brought up the Returns made under the Population
IVl,.which were ordered to lie on the Table.
The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER
said, it was with regret that he stated that the Re-
turns were not Complete, T 4 Returns for Wilt-
shire were ineoinplete, the clerk of the Peace for
that County not hiving made the proper Returns.
He thought it right to state this, because if any de;
lay should take place, the interference of the House
would be necessary-, FroM this circumstance he
was obliged to delay the Motion he should other.
wise make for having them printed. I-le hoped,
hdwever, that after this observatipn the Officer
would make the Returns, otherwise the interference
of Parliament to"enfOrce obedience would be neces-
sary.

The Irish Wheat Distillery Bill went through
the Committee, and the Report was, ordered to be
received to-tnoirow;

Mr. VANSITTART '3aid, he hoped tte Ijouse
would not object to let this Bill go through two
stages to-morrow.

The Lists to, be preNred in conformity to the
East India itidicature were referred to 4 Com-
mittee, to ascertain who Were the persons chosen.
The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER
said, he had been misunderstood, he believed, in
what he had said about the Returns of the County
of Wilts : he did not mean that no Returns had
been made, but that they were not complete.
Adjourned at. Half-past Four o'clock.

THE SUN.

ILUL.LNI QUIS 1)1Cliit1 141.61;14 AUDIAT ?
London, England, 1801-12-09

DIPIDENDS.

Tan. S. ThGmas Carver, of Bed:Ord, baker, at ten, at
Guildhall, -Landon.
g. lames Scott, of -Stratford,' Essex, lime-L.burner,
at eleven, at Guildhall.
-Tan ri. William Wli;:ttel and john Whettel, late of Poole,
innkeepers, at eleven, at the Old Aliselcpe Inn, Poole.
CE RT (Fit:J.l,l'ES . •__

% -
Dec. 29. • Nathaniel Cooke, late of Charles'-street, West-
minster, broker. ' .• , . .
Lewisl.t.:iy and Jonas Levy, of Oshorn•Place, Bridz-lane
1
ViliteChapel, vermicelii-manufacturers.
Thomas Price, late of Walcot-Place, Lag
lbeth,money-

scrivener. • - - .
Barnett Israel, of Heneage'-lane, Bevis-Marks, Houndsditch,

butcher. ,
William l,irevitt, late of Weclnebury, Staff6rdshire, butcher.
Eilward-Bridgman, of HighanuFerters, Northauiptua, baker.

TO THE EDITOR OF THE. SUN.

SIR,

IN consequence of a partial and misrepresented
Stareinfmt of the Report of the Stotic. Exchange
Committee having appeared in (~jne of the Morning
Papers of this_ day, the Committee feel it incum-
bent on them to requeet, that you will not Copy
the same in your Paper, as they conceive it tolblii-ve
been inserted for malicious purposes. •
. .

. .
By ()icier of the Commit,tee, •
E. WHITFORD, Sec.

Bth December, iSol.

The Inhabitants of Brigh.ton, in- consequence of
the various rob ties and depredations which have
been commit ted in tlrat Town, lately came to the
snirited.resolutiort of nightly patrolling the streets,
by turns, which has alarnittl the robbers, and ef...
fedually
.prevented their making `any similar at:
tempts:

mgell-V:4h, one of the professed beggars who
was apprehended by far. FOR n's orders on Thurs'
day
_last, has folio v!'ed that. profitable calling above
45 years; and has, for a considerable. time past
(in consequence of his superior impudence and per,
severance); been 'stilt:6 amongst thefraternity, the
• King of the C4dgz;rz-, alias Beggar's. This mendi-
cant is well known to the fashionable loungers in
Bond-street,'&c. 'several of whoa] pay him a yearly
tribute of a guinea each, in consideration of which
neither his ragged majesty,-oF.ar!y of his Crippled
subjects, molest theM. iv, their promenades. This
• fellow, and his. associates, itfter the day's labour is
over, gerirra:ly meet at a public-house in St. Giles's,
where, with their doxics, they frequently spend
half.a.guinea each for supper, 4C. rehearse the dil-
-1 iMpo.itions they daily practise, - and laugh at
the credulity of a tcofeeling public.

. . •
:• Printed by Pp NA N AVM 1 LLAN, (01,BQw4trcet, Covent-Garden); and Publiilied by W(l.l..i.‘ht ARMIGER SCRIP2S, (of Wm-terry-road,. We:;trninster);
At the. Stzii-OPFIce, No, tt z, Strand ; where,
.eldwertiremgai, Orders lot, the Paper,. hetter4 for the Editai., -Ip;4st . acidiemd.
London, England, 1801-12-09

went away from hitn. He had it.. from a young
man called Flint, whose father tvaS *tried firs a ca-
pital offence on Friday,• and young. Mr. Flint has
absconded. He hinNelf deals in clothes, and keeps
a little shop, which. he has done for the last seven
years. In the course of that time-he has met with
several misfortunes : The has been several times in
troutle, but would not say how often ; and could
not recollea any more than once that he had been
admitted King's evidence: He was taken into
custody 01;1 this note and: another, and kept r;.ntn
Friday till Wednesday, when that rth6l-thygood'gell
ticmaa, the late Loicilllayor, seeing there was a con-
spiracy to 'take away his life, liberated him on litis
own recognizance to appear before the Grand Jury
on this Bill. All this was brought from :lin! ?'ery
involuntatily,• by a very stria\ examination by the
LearAed CoimSel.

The Prisoner in her defence addressed the Court,
saying, "I hope your Lordships will excuse my im-
polite way of"addresing myself—That man (point-
ing to Blake) carrie to,, me, and b,Jught two pieces
'of linen, of z 5 yards each, at 3s. and ad. per yard :
he paid me the note, and I gave him a tot., note, a
21. note and is. 4d. or Bd. I am not sure which, in
change. - I did not know the man's charaeter; or I
would not have had any dealings with him ;' and
fsolernnly declare that I ant entirely innocent, and
that it is my innocence only.supportS
GGuilty._

PUBLIC-OFFICE, BOW STREET.
London, England, 1801-09-21

TORBAY, SEPT. !9,

ARRIVED the Admiral Mitchell Cutter, Lieut.
DARBY. from a Cruize.

PLYMOUTH, SEPT. 19.

AkZIVEn the London, of 98 guns, Capt. G. Molt-
from Portsmouth, and Renard, of 16 guns,
Capt. J. A. WORTH, from the Channel Fleet ; the
latter brought several light Victuallers under con-
voy.

Arrived also, the Blanche, of 36 guns, Capt. G.
E. HAmmorgn, and Serpent; of 16 guns, Capt. T.
Ro DER-Fs, from a Cruize ; and Wenmore, of 36
guns, Capt. J. TA no-r, from the Irish Channel.

Si.tled. the Geri:ale?, of 74. guns, Captain J. S.
YORKE, and Hal fax, of 14. guns, Captain JONES,
Wizil Dispatches for the Channel Fleet ; ha Sufisante,
14 gu%, Captain C. J. W. NESHAM, on a
Cruize off the Coast of France ; and Pl.pnbuth Lug_
ger, of 14 guns, Lieut. CAKEW, with a Convoy for
the Downs.

Arrived the Swedish Brigs, Neptugus, Captain
STER, and Christina, Captain P. R. Futraaoitm,
laden with brandy and wine, from Valencia and
Salo, for the Vidualling Stores at this Port.
Arrived the French Brig Sa4y, laden with shot
and canvas, cut out of Sable D'ollone Bay, on the
th inst. by the Childers Sloop of War, one of Sir
EDWARD PELLEw'sSquadron.
• Arrived the Danish Brig 17;gdanfie, Capt. HAN-
NA
SON) 'Wen with wines, from Teneriffe for thus Port.
London, England, 1801-09-21

DIVIDENDS.

• tj. Jcseph-Bradley, of Shawbank, Derbyshire, calico-
. manulltuier, at four,. at Spencer's Tavern; Manchester.
•tio,/,-44.. Robert Collins the younger, of Queen-street,
Lincoln's-Inn-Fields, carpenter and builder, at twelve, at
• 21. George Warren, of Coventry-street,. Hay-Market,
upholder, at ten, at-Cnildhall.
Nov. "2f. William l;siivick,ofDuke's-court, St. Martin-
lane, tailor, at ten, at .Guildhall.
Od. to. Themas Mad;-;wi,ck, of Buxted, Sussex, tanner,
at eleven, t the bear I nn, C ace, near Lewes.
: lames Niblock and. George Burgess, of Bristol,
;:nen-drapers, at etyijOolt the Bush Tavern, Bristol.
• 14. john Hunter, late of Rye, Sussex, carrier, at eleven,
the Ueor' Inn, Rye.
.0".:11 13. Willi:An Barker, Simon Field, and Abraham Field,
• of Leeds, woolstqfers, at eleven, at the Rose and Crown
• Inn; Leeds.
6,-i. 17. Cohn Edwards, of Kensington, tailor, at ten, at
Guildhall.
London, England, 1801-09-21

PORTSMOUTH, SEPT. 20.

PASSED by this Port for the Downs, a large Fleet
of homeward-bound West-India Ships, under con-
voy of the Diana Frigate ; amongst them the fol-
lowing Ships, viz.

Ceres, Webb
Airnwell, Williamson
Watson, Cooling

Kerby, Disctile
1p Nicholson, Stephenson
and

Crown, Storey

Admiral L4Forcy,, Anderson.

Arrived the Graffen Schinmelman, Eitic KSON,
from Salo ; HAYWARD, from Waterford ;
De Choralisc Marie, FREDERICK, from Tene-
rifre ; Neptune, THORN, from Guernsey ; and Louisa
Charlotte, HEDELGUIST, from Alicant.
Sailed the Grand Falconer Cutter, Lieut. CHII.-
CCYI'T, for Marcou.

Went out of Harbour, His Majesty's Ship Mon-
dovi : she is to sail soon with Dispatches for the
Mediterranean.

A Fleet from Jamaica are hourly expe6led to ar-
rive, under con,voy of His Majesty's Ship Me/-

tomonc::.
London, England, 1801-09-21

EAST INDIA HOUSE;
September 16, 180.1.
THE COMMITTEE of SHIPPING of ;he
UNITED COMPANY of MERCHANTS of ENG-
LAND trading to the East Indies, do hereby give Notice,
ThattheCommittee will he ready 7 to -mei; ive Proposals in .prit-
ing,- sealed' up, on WEDNESDAY, the 3oth. inst. for supplying
the Compa;y 7.uith

Anqtiors and Grapnalsi
Canvas,
witch and Tar,
St6el,
Swedish Iron. .

And such Persons who may think proper to deliver ix Tenders,
must express *therein the loWest Prices; as they will not have 471
bpportuniy of making any abatement.
• .
The Condition of the Contrafi snay be 'seen by utptying ib itfr,
•Coggan,Clerk to the said Committee, with whom the Tenders must
be, left before; TWelve o'clock at Noon on the above day, as not,'
any Tender Will he received after that hour.

This Day vv.as published; Price 6s. 6d.
DiRACTICAL IRRIGATION; or, The ART,
.of FLOATING GRASS LAND fully taught and
illustrated by a Minute Description, and Three Descriptive
theW,liird -Edition, with large Additions:
Also published, price 9(1. A Proof that Large Farms
weie in norwise instrumental in causing;the late:Scarcity;
By J. WRIGHT, A. M. . •
r."5-catcrieid., No. .12; Ave Maria' Lane ; Hatch:
ard, Piccadilly; by all the, Lndon...Booksellers ; by Mrs.
Jones; Oxford ; J. RackliaM, BUiy ;--Cinteweill Bata ; and
Coke, Leith. ,
Where,may'betad, Nicoll tidlyer's
Gentleman's AssiStant. Likewise a libtaniell Catalogue.
London, England, 1801-09-21

CERTIFICATE;.

chg. 10. Samuel :Martin and. IN illiani Holland, of Man-

chester, cotton-manufadurers.
Richard Holcen,,of Birmingham, gun-maker.
William Richardson, of Outwood, Pilkington, Lancashire,

.Whitster.
Thomas Mos,ropp, of Little Bolton, cotton-manufaaurer.
lob Watirxm, of kirittport,, Dorsutshire, linen-draper.

Oche Gilntte also contains an Order in Council for pro-
longing from the Ist of October, till six week -, after the
meeting of Parliament, the, prohibition against the exporta-
tion 91 all kinds of provisions.]
•

THE SUN,

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