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The Sun.
London, England, 1801-11-19

LEEDS, NOV. 16.

AT the greatsattle fair at this place,on Monday
last, and at Wakeficld.on Wednesday, fat beasts (,of
which there was a fine spew),, experienced a consi.
derable redation in price ; and a great number`
were driven away unsold.
Mew days ago twenty-five bankers at.work on
the Dearne and Dove Canal, had a su,pper provided
in commemoration of Tepee, at the Red Lion Inn,
At Wor3borough Bridge, near Barnsley, when they
eat and drank as follows :-40111s. of beef, 361bs. of
potatoes, zolbs. of pudding, 'Sibs. of bread, and a
quantity. of ale equal to isolbs. weight, which
amounted to tol-lbs. each man !

The determination to continue the Volunteer
Establishment is cor'sidered by mtmy as evincing on
the part of Ministers no great degee of confidence
in the continuance of Peace, but may not the mea-
sure be rather viewed as a necessary precaution,
calculated to insure the tranquillity of the Country,
while it shews to Foreigners that the Sons of Britain
are never absent from the honourable' Post of Nati-
onal Defence. •

On Saturday se'nnight, a young lad about thir-
teen years of age, son 9f Mr. Barton, publican, of
Louth, had the misfortune of having his hand so
much shattered by the 'bursting of a gun which he
was firing off, that an amputation was obliged to
take place immediately. •
On the sth inst.' Charles Foster, a youth about
:15 years of age, and son of, Mr. Foster, of Ep-
worth,, innkeeper, was unfortunately -shot by the
gun of his companion, with whom he was in a field
near that place, accidentally going off. The con-
tents lodged in one of his arms and body; the un-
happy youth expired last Monday.
Mr. Jarvis, of Tickhill; -has now in his posses-
sion an apple that was pulled off a tree by the Ret'.

PR /CE 0
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Bank Stock 19, -
Navy 5 per Cent. room
5 per Cer.t. 1797, 98ii
Irish 5 per Cettt.
4 per Cent. Con. 84Ik
3 per Cent. Red. 67,11
per Cent. Con. 6/34.41,1-.
Ditto Scrip Lis-i6i 13-15
Bank long Ann. tri t3..t6
Sbort Ann. sh- 1-16
Ditto Scrip

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India Stock 2rs [prern.
Excheq. Bills • its. 13s. Its.
Fundable ditto 2 prem.
New S. S. Stock
3 per'Cent. 175 t,
Minium
hitper. 3 per Cent.
Ditto Ann. 12 3-16 k
t3ank for Account
India for' Account
Consols for Acc, 6Sti

-DORCHESTER, DORSET.
CREIY HORSES FOR SALE.
• • TO. HE SOLD,
• . By Mr.. BAKER,

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On the Cornhill, Dorchester,- Friday, Nov. 20, and follow-
ing Day, precisely atlTea o'C
ABOUT ONE HUNDRED and FORTY RE-
DUCED HORSES, belonging to the Royal North
British Dragoons (or Scotch Greys), Tiles:: Horses are in
general sound and good, and are sold only on_account 9f the
R•AtiCtion in the abovt., Rdgirnent. They will be found va-
luable for Riding Horses, Gentlemen', Carriages, Stage
Coaches, Post Chaises, iSse. and are well worthy of the Pub-
lic Attention.,

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London, England, 1801-11-19

COURT OF .KlNG'ti BENCH, Nov. 18.

THE Court heard some Cases argued that came
from Sessions, none of which Were in the least.de-
gree interesting to the Public. Ooe wiis upon a de-
iatire- statement of a County in Which a Pa-
rish was stated to be, the Order of Sessions having
a reference To two Parishes, one in the County of
Wilts, the other in the County of Dorset ; the Or-
der stating, in a part of it, " in the said County,''
instead of stating the " said .County of Wilts."
Lord KENYON took occasion to observe (and we
state the fad for the sake of the.Comineritaty), that
a considerable time ago, a Statute was passed to
empower Justices at the Sessions, to alter Orders af-
ter they were made, that is, to alter Orders as far
as it related to matter of farm ; but, however, it
was, some how or other, soon afterwards disco-
vered, that every thing was matter of substance, so
that that Statute had, from the hour of passing it to
the present, been a perfectly dead letter, for he ve-
rily . believed, that At of Parliament was. never
made to apply to a single. Case.

In the course or discussing a Rule, calling on a
Plaintiff to shew Cause why a Defendant, charged
in Execution at his suit, should not be discharged,
on the ground that the Note which had. been given
to-him for the payment of the 6d. a day during his
continuance in prison, that is 3s. 6d. a• week for•
detaining him, did not express that he should be
paid the 35. 6d. on '' Monday in every week," as
the Aa of Parliament required. It was contended
by the Plaintiff's Counsel, that the Defendant had
waived this objection under the circumstances of
this ease ; for that he was examined in Court, and
on a Proclamation forhis discharge, the Plaintiff had
given him a Note, which was the Note in ques-
tion, and had paid him the money- in Court, which
he accepted, without-making any °Nation. That,
he had been paid afterwards, regularly, for several
weeks, in pursuance of this very• Note, and, that he
had continually received the money without making
any objection ; that the Plaintiff was willing to
continue the payment of the 3s. 6d. weekly, and
that therefore, under all these circumstances, he
ought not to be discharged.--But
Lord KtINTYON .observed, that the pra&ice of the
Court had been settled by a decided Case, that the
NOte. must be for payment of the Money " on •Mon.
day in every- week," and therefore. this Note was
insufficient. That with regard to the supposed
Waiver of this ohjeAion, prisoners were persons
in duress, and that the Court must take care, that
if they have not made objedions, of which they
were entitled to avail themselves, at the moment
they arose, the Court would not hold them.to the
same stridness in that particular as those who were
at liberty, and would take notice of objections on
their behalf at other times when atcy were made.—
Rule for time Defendant's Di3charge absolute.
At twelve o'clock Lord KENYON- satat Nisi
Prins, but as usual, at Sittings in Term time, the
Causes were unimportant as to public interest.
London, England, 1801-11-19

THE THEATRE.

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Drur_y-Lagfo

THE influence of Pizarro,' often as %it has bell
submitted to *the-.Public, is by no means ex-
hpoauwseterfd:l,l
support
- t ()fit trhsc,
POW ELL is a tolerah)e substitute 'and talked, ae.
pears to more adVa(itager.:in this ,charatier than 13
any other in which, -she follows that great Mircss'.
The, resentful violence Eivira ;Vim Po WE L ex'
pressed with considerable force. 'She was least in'
teresting in the.. tenderness and dignified sorrow.
KEranr, E,. 011 his entrance..in ,Rolla, received 3
very flattering.tribute of welcome, and, as usual;
performed the eharatAer in 'such turnanneDas -to rev
der it very coniricuous dramai.and to excite
much applause. -
WROUGH TON in Las CaSas was hardly less int-,
pressive than, poor At cin itt,. who, in his- tast-,..0'
parts, has not left an adequate =substitute era. ttic
Stage.

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London, England, 1801-11-19

NUMBER 2860.]

THEATRE-ROYAL, DRURY-LANE.
TO-MORROW EVENING, Nov. 20, 1801,
will be performed,

HAMLET. '
Claudius, King of Denmark,• Mr. PACKER ; •
Hamlet, Mr. KEMBLE ;
Polonius, Mr. DOWTON ;
Laertes, Mr. C.• KEMBLE ;
Horatio, Mr. HOLLAND ;
First Grave-digger,. Mr. SUETT ; •
Second Grave-digger, Mr. CHIPPENDALE ;
Chost of Hamlet's Fathtr, Mr. WROUGHTOW.
Gertrude, Queen of Denmark, Mrs. POWELL;
Ophelia, Miss BIGGS.
WITH

OF AGE TO-MORROW.
Baron 'Willinghurst, Mr. BANNISTER, Jun. ;
. Baron Piffelberg, Mr. SU ETTA
Hans. Molkus, Mr. WEW IT Z-E R ;
Lady Brumbikk, Mrs. SPA RKS ;
Sophia, Miss STEPHENS ;
Maria, Miss DE CAMP.
Richard the Third was on Monday night received with
Pot most unbounded applause by a very briliant and over.:
e Audience, and wilt be. repeated every Monday till
further notice ; the Part of King 'tichard by Mr. Kembl:t.
1„..r0-riturrow, the Tragedy of 11.,arilet ; Hamlet by Mr.
‘emble— with of Age To-me :row.
Due notice wtil be given of Mrs. Siddons' first Ap-
mranee this Season, which :viii be inn very short tune.

1,1 x) THEATRE.:ROYAL, COVENT,GARDEN.
-MORROW . EVENING, Nov. ZO, z Sol ,
will be perferme(l,
FOLLY AS, IT FLIES.

With New.l-Sceries,, Dresses, and Deccirations.
The Principal Charmers by
Mr. LEWIS, Mr. MUNDEN,
Mr. KNIGHT, s 'Mr. H. lOHNSTON,
MURRAY,IIIr. WHITFIELD,
Mr. WADDII,, Mr. SIM NIONS.
Mrs, GIBBS, Mrs. POWELL, Miss MURRAY.
The Prologue to be spoken by Mr': BETT It•TON.
The Epilogie by 'Mr. MUNDtriv
WITH

PAUL AND VIRGINIA,
Paul, INGLEDON . •
Alhamhrai Mrs. MILLS;
Trociic, Mr. TOWNSEND ;
Diego, Mr. EMERY
And Dominique, Mr. LINDEN.
acir.tha, Mrs. ATKINS ;
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And Virginia, Mr;:. H. JOIrMSTONT.
yktaaitis and Gentlemen who, for want of room, were dis.
tvpointed of Places for the Dueniii on Tuesday, are iesped
411 Y acquainted Mrs. Billireton a print in the Ch;rta6ter
111 Clara on Saturday next (with The Vann Mouse), and repeat
',same Charader on the folio-wing Thursday.
ittrorn the great demand for Places, Mr. Cooke will appear
the Characler of Richard the 'Phird on Muriday next
`with Perouse); and repeat it every folly:wing, Mguday.
()kin Tuesday, the Ne*Comedf.of irony as It with
Oscar and. Malvina.

Logl,
NoveliTher rIt1:1,. a large 1)110 BITCH :
t she ansvetrs to the. Name of R.OSA ; very lourediolt-
, and rather grey about the mouth. She had no
ellar on when lost. Whoever will bring her to No. 94,
411-rnall, shell teeeiVe Tufo Guineas Reltard.
_No gftatcr ReNyarci will it offered.

PACKET'S
London, England, 1801-11-19

in the Proceedings of the Court.
The LORD CHANCELLOR said, h was impossible
to have all the Parties interested in this concern
before the Court. The Court must either give up
its jurisdklion altogether in this case, or do justice
to all the Pairties interested, whether the)' were be-
fore the Court or not.
Mr. SHERIDAN said, he was sure his Lordship,
in that view of the subject, would wish for every
information 'that could be obtained relative to the
subjeet.
The LORD CHANCELLOR said, if the Parties he.
fore the Court would rut their Proposals upon paper,
and submit them. to him, he would say how far he
could consent to them, consistently with the in-
terests of all the Parties interested.

Mr. PICOT said,. that Mr. Sheridan had, in stria
conformity with the Orders of the Court, sent the
whole of the Pit-money. to the shop of Mr. Ham,.
mersley, which could not fail to involve the Theatre
in extreme difficulty, and -might render it nearly
impossible fur it to go on : he had, therefore, ven-
tured to tell Mr. Sheridan that he need not send tt
Mr. Hammersley any rnore than the 451. appropriat-
ed for the payment of the Renters.
The SOLICITOR GENERAL said, he could not
help hoping that Mr. Sheridan Auld rake a day or
two to consider these proposals, though there could
be no doubt that Mr. Sheridan felt an extreme in_
convenience from the operation of the Orders of the
Court.

The LOAD CRANcEt.toR said,, he wished that
the Parties could meet and endeavour to 'torte to
some agreement upon the subjed. If they agreed,
lte would then see how far he could consent to that
agreement. ' • If they (Us:Treed, he must then decide
as well as he could, for the benefit of all Parties
interested. If, however,_ they could not agree, he
had no objcetion to their handing their separate Pro-
posals to him.
`lt was tlien agreed, with the consent of the LORD
CHANCE L LOR, to postpone the further consideration
of the subjed till Tuesday.
London, England, 1801-08-03

2)E4L, Aim. 2.

His Majesty's Ship ltieth4sa, Vice-AdmiralLoa
14 st-settv, sailed early ye.sterd.iy morning
from
Downs for tie Coast of France, with the Flazinpro
IJru;ser4 rearr, Griper,
Wand .&rreter Gun brigs.
The Quirt, hired Arroad Cutter, I..ietxt• Blir
arrived last right from the Squadron off Boat
lognei and litinzs an accotint ;km fOurteen French
Luggers, six Brigs, and Two SaOoners, were all
at ittich?r an the- RpArl, and under the proteaioh
of their own Datieries ex:ensive
were Jormed, one 93. oath side of the Town ;
and it appears that the Enemy were apisrebellt-
sive of an attack from our Ships,- as they 114
.ereaed several Furnaces on the 13'each, for heating
red hot- shot, all sswhich had them ready foe
service. This circumstance proses what little rea.
son we have to feat the Armament fitting out
in the Ports of France, opposite this Coast. 'fir
Qz4reix Cutter passed Lord NEr4oN at An anchors►
about.two o'cipck yesterday afternoon, off Blaci.T
ness, ,apparently waitOg the return 61. the -tide to
proceed to the Road of .tottlogne.

The Heidin Frigate; and .4/050 Fire-ship, aro
arrived from the Westward; and His Majesty's
Ship Leaden, with the Biter, Bow; ter, and Cmciir
Gun-brigs, sailed this morning to the Northward:;
from whence is arrived the Nmesis Frigate, and
the Flamer Gun-brig, from Swansea,• both which
remain.

The Swedish ship, Bredrich, LitYPIEL masters
arrived last night from Portsmouth, and will take
on board between + arid 500' Danish Seamen and
Soldiers for Copenhagen, that were brought here
from the Danish West India Islands, in the Trans.
pot,ts Crverdale, and Samuel and. jagt.

PLYMOUTH, AVG. s.

ARRIVED- the Achill< r Tr;unilh, of 74 guns
each, from the-Channel Fleet. The former took _oil
board some fresh provisions, and sailed immediatc.ll
to rejoin the Fleet.

Arrived L'immortaTher, of 36 guns, C.ipt, fr•
nom-tAta; from a Cruize; and Childers Sloop
War, with several light Viduallers under convoy,
from the Channel Fleet.

Sailed the Swedish East India,Ship Tristelothiatft,.
Capt. rl,. Ros (detained. some time six= by the
Penguin Sloop of-War, on her voyage from 13ata
via), for Stoeknolth. •

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Arrived. kinventian French Privateer (fitted
with four masts), 'mounting 25 guns (24-long iron
sixes, 'and. 2 brass twelves), with 207 men, cal-
tilted on the 27th ult. off Cape Qrtegal,'.after leav-
ing Bourdeaux $ days, by L'lmmortaliteFrigatet
~fcer a Chace of four hours : she is a beautiful vessel,
quite new, having Wen lAunche4 Bourdeau%
slum alecks

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London, England, 1801-08-03

,PORTSIIIOC77I, AUG, '2.

ARRIVED this morning, •.WS ,Majeit3t,ss Ship
Arethresa, Capt. Wo LL Ey, froln..a Cruize off Ma-
deira, whither she hact4een safe a Fleet of oUtWatd-
bound East-India Ship. On this C-ruize-the Are-
thusa captured a French Ship. of• 2+ guns and 250
men, square rigged, with four masts, and of an-un:.
common great length: . .
Also arrived the Trent-Frigate, from cru:zing on
the French Coast.

• Yesterday morning, in consequence of a signal ,
from the Signal-post: at I3eachy Head; of a tarke.‘
Fleet being in Sight,. which did- not • answ.r the
private signals, the Officers of all, the Men Of War-
at Spithead were ordered intmediately.onboard, and
to be in readiness to'sail.at kinothot's notice. The
M9ita instantly weighed, and dropped down, to St.
His Majesty's Frigate Resistance, and
Racoon Sloop of War, also dropped doWn toSL He- •
ana the .13ca,ver and. Ranible? 81000 of War
Went out of the Harbout to Spithead.- . -

Arrived last evening., the Maria Elizaibxtb 61-
hiot, ELIAS SWAL E master, from Christiana, detain.
td by His Majesty's Ship Maidstone as site was
going into Cherbourg.

This evening the Roebuck_ Cutter, Captain 'Gto.
STILES, lodged in the Custom-house xso casks fo-
teigu spirits, seized by him off Portland.
Late this evening arrived_a large Lugger, with
*yellow flag. She is beating down ,to the Mother.:
bank, and supposed to have Dispatches_ from the
IVlediterranean. - We are anxiously:waiting ate
attival ofa.boat from her.

Sailed the Champion- and Cirri•tevt Guttetb with
fresh provisions to Marcoth, -

II R Auc,

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THE outward-biiiiinktAic undei Convoy
tif the 11;;ines Airrte'a,7lSlkip, passed this place on
'`ridgy evening with fair ivind.
His Majesty Ship Ra4v).6l 64 gtA5-, Sic
tpw Ait 13tit kir; with two Gun.. yesselsi are arrircd.
at their station in Otely Bays on tie Coast
tuftoik; and the Brrtheiitzeiv of Sc. guns) and
inieten of 44. gulls) both. Strips itted-A Floatir,g
tatteri g,. ire anchored gifi' this place one at the.
Eltdw.ty, and the other at thGunfieet Smut: