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The Sun.
London, England, 1801-05-27

AhnirakriTce, May 26, 'Sol.

Copy of a Letter from Captain Griftk, of His Ma-
jesty's . Shipndlto Evan 4:Veptan,
dated PlJmouth-Sauq, the gth inst. .

SIR,

On the gth of March I went in quest of a French
Ship Privateer, supposed to be cruising about the
Island of Palma ; on the morning of the 6th, I fell
in syith her between that Island and Teneriffe,
,and,
after an arduous chace, obliged her, in consequence
of the damage she sustained from our fire, to run on
shore on the North side of the Island of Gomera,
where she very soon became a wreck.
Having occasion to land some Prisoners, I sent
an Officer In for that purpose with a Flag of Truce,
who was informed.by the Captain of the Privateer,
that her name was La Mouehe, of Eighteen Guns,
and. One Hundred and Sixty Men, belonging. to
Rourdeaux ; the destruaion of this Vessel gave me
particular satisfaCtion, as she had been a most aCtiye
and successful Cruiser in those Seas. On the 12th
of the same Month, off the N. E. End of Teneriffe,
we'captured a small Spanish Polacre, laden in part
with sundry Merchandise.

I am, &c.

E. GRIFFITH.

PLYMOUTH, MAY 25.

ARRIVED the Stud: Han:burgh, of and for Mtn-
burgh, Capt. SJOIRDS, laden with sugar, from
Lisbon, detained by the Ferret Privateer.

Also arrived the Naiad Frigate, of 38 guns,
Milbrook, of i 8 guns, and Ara/awe, of 16 guns,
from a Cruize.

SHEERNESS, MAY 26.

SAILED His Majesty's Ship brvestigator, of 14.
C4ptain FLINDERS, for Portsmouth, from
whence she proceeds on a Voyage of Discoveries
round the World.
London, England, 1801-05-27

DEAL, MAY z 6.

THE Kiri George hired Armed Cutter, sailed
yesterday to the Westward with Convoy, among
which were the Plymouth, Venus, Regard, and
Dover, Navy Transports, Nestor, EDINwroN, and
Aaron, LEES, for Gibraltar ; M;norco, LE ITH, for
Botany Bay. The following American Ships sailed
with the above Convoy : Semiramis, Smartt, for
China ; Smallwfrad, SANDFORD, for Baltimore; and
S;sterv, PICKET,L, for Charlestown.

The Archer Gan-brig sailed last night to the
Westward, and the Gclgo Sloop of War on a Cruize
to the Eastward.

The Hound Sloop of War, and Anacreon Brig, are
arrived in the DOwns, the former from the River,
and the latter from a Cruize ; both of which remain.
The Minerva, SALKELD, from Bengal, anti Hope,
MARTIN, and John, WALKER, from Lisbon, arriv-
ed in the Downs, the former early this morning,
and the latter this afternoon, and they have all three
proceeded to the River.

A Court of Inquiry, it is supposed, will be held
upon the conduit of a late Commander in Chief
upon the return of our Fleet from the .Baltic.

Captain RUYTER, of the Statmunster, arrived at
Cowf,4, reports, that two Corvettes and thirty-six
Gan llaals were in, the Road .and Harbour of Ci'her.
how g on Friday last, ready for sea, but that the
unceasing vigilance of the British Cruizers frustrat.
ed all their attempts to get out—f-four, thousand
Troops of the Lin marched' into Cherbourg on
Monuay last.

The-Naiad, Metz, from Lisbon. to Bourdeaust, is
captured by the Revenge Priyateera .anstselt into
jersey,
London, England, 1801-05-27

3,4NKRUPTCY ENLARGED

filly it. T. Jones and J. Harrison, ruanufaclurers and
Ni,holcsale glovers, at ten, at Guildhall.
• BANKRUPTCY SUPERSEDED. '

Solomon Lumb, of Rlsliwortli, Halifax, cotton.manufac-
turer,

BAiNKRupTS.

Edward Sanders, late of Hambledon, Surrey, blanket-ma-
nufadurer. Attornies, Mr. Price, Lincoln's-Inn New-
square, LOndon ; or Mr. Sinallpiece, Guildford.
John: Warren, of Manchester, innkeeper. Attornies, ,Mr.
Ellis, Cursitor.street, London; or Mr. J. Knight,
Mulberry-street, Manchester. • •

Thomas Yates, ofStockport, Chester, muslin manufacturer.
Attornies, Mr: W. Edge, Saint- Ann's, Manchester; or
Mr. J. Edge, Inner-Temple, London.
Henry Whittle, of Reading, llerks, coach-master, Attor-
nies, Messrs. Jenkins and James, New-Inn; or Mr. E.
Vines, Reading.
Lawrence Littais, of Crosby-row, Walworth, Surrey, mer-
chant. Attorney, Mr. Rogers, Manchester-Buildings,
Westminster. .
London, England, 1801-05-20

PUNCTUALITY.
On Saturdarnext, precisely ,at Eleven. Seconds and Seven-
teen Minutes past Ten o'Clock, A. Al. will b.;issued fmni
the Minerva Press, Leadenhall-street,
A-MARVELLOU,S PLE'ASAN'T
LOVF., STORY,
In Two Vol.s Rvo. Price ye.s. boards.
Ponr book t poor book I .
Foreti on that troublous sta yclep'd the WOf Id
Without an author's name, or motto apt,
When:from to guess thy nrtanittg! '
. Printed for William Lane, Leadenhall-street, and sold by
every 'Bookseller in the United Kingdoni.
London, England, 1801-05-20

Ina few. Days will be"publisheJ,
A PLAN of cite OPERATIONS of -BRITISH
ARMY in }:GYPT, from tird- Landing in Aboukir
1372 y, on tbet?ill March,. to Lhe Battle otAlt:::andria on the
21St'.

--Printed fur W. Elden, Geographer to His Majesty and to
His Royal Hi;l;hness the Prince of Wales, No. 5, Charing-
Cross, facing Northutherland.Honse.
London, England, 1801-05-20

YESTERDAY the Right 1-lon. the LORD MAYOit
held -a Court *of Aldermen at Guildhall, patent
thirteen Aldermen, Mr. Recorder, and the Sherifri.

The Loop MAYOR, agreeably to.anntkal custott,•
nominated the following Gentlemen to be put up to
the. Livery Of London in Common Hall, on Mid_
summer Day next; for the office of Sheriffs of this
City and. County of Middlesex, fur the year ensu.
ing, viz.
4DwARD C A LE,RO,I.DERO Esq. Citizen and Goldsmith.
WIILIAM, MARRIOTT,. Baker; GEORGE BROWN, Ale:-
chant-Taylor; T., ARIS PEARSON, Stationer; RiCiIARD
WELCH, Glover • Jo ?..r WARNER, Grocer; lOSEflt
Founder; Plll L E RUNDLE," Draper ; Abitti
ALEX.ANVtIft, Butc)ier.

Bread was yesterday ordered to be reduCed two
Assizes and a Half, or five pence in the Peck.lOaf,
to commence and take place to,morrow.i theQuat.
tern.loaf will then be sold for is. 314.

• .

The Earl of Hriß n w ICK E left Town this morn.
int; for Ireland.. COI. CHARLES M4DONkELL goes
over Aid-4.. Camp, and Military Secretary to his
E4cgllency.

The India Company had an overland dispatch from
India, brought 07CT by the Packet from Cuxhaven.
We are sorry to learn that doubts are entertainedvf
the safety of the Earl Tal6a, Indiaman, which had_
sailed; from Bombay for China, and was missing.
The accounts from every part of India are highly
gratifying.
At a Common Council held on Wednesday last
at Oxford, CHARLES Asnor, Esq. was eleticd
Recorder of that City, in the room of Fahscrs
BUR Mg, Esq. who Lesigncd on pccount of the lota
of his sight.

By Letters from the Hague, of ttIC 9th inst. it
appears that the Dutch arc not equally disposed to
become literally a French Province. They mention,
that the people are very much dissatisfied with the,
number of French Troops sent into Holland, whidti
amount to 30,000 men. The Dutch Garrison► at,
the Hague would not turn out when General Auct.,
RE AU arrived, who has she wn-his displeasure at this
marked inattention. •.

Four Hag-brigades, two Regimenis of Cavaity,
a Regiment of Flying Artillery, and four Companies
of Infantry, part of the Left Wing of MOREAv's
Army, which were destined to return to the inte,,
riot of France, have received orders to march to
the Coast of Flanders. •

- --------- .
Yesterday the three Regiments of Royal East
India Volunteers had a grand brigade day, in the
Company's field at Islington, in honour of Her
MAJEsty"s Birth-day. The Troops went through
their.various evolutions 'with great precision, abet
fired a feu-de..joye on the occasion.
t~icxs's I-IAL t..—Yesteieclay the Sessions for the
County ‘bl' Middlesex commenced; when -several
Cause's were tried, but nothing interesting. A
Gentleman's servant tvas -convicted: for wantonly
driving'acroSi another carriage, at thetipera=house,l
by which one' of the horses Was much injured. It is:
to be hoped that this may deter, the Gentlemen. of.
the Whip from contesting so. Sttongly the tight of
way,
,at the imminent danger -of those whom they.
carry.
London, England, 1801-05-20

Subscriptions are received at Lloyd's Coffee-house, and by
the following Banker's, viz.
Messrs. Childs,
Messrs. Hoares, •
Messrs. Martin, 'Stones, Ind Co.
Messrs. Drummonds,
Messrs. Coutts and Co.
Messrs. Herries, Farquhar, and Co.
Messrs. Bosanquet, geacheroft, and Co.
Messrs, Snow, Sandby, and Co.
Messrs. Hammersleys,
Messrs. Smith, Payne, and Smith,
Messrs. Robarts, Curtis, and Co.
Sir William Forbes and Co. Edinburgh, and
Messrs. Latouche and Co. Dublin. " _ _

A General Meting will be called: in a few days, for the
purpose of electing a Committee for the Management and
Dkrributionof the Fund.
London, England, 1801-05-20

SCARCITY OF MONEY.

TN. these unprecedentedly distraffid times, the.
pr.oposition of apecandary- aid, when it is made from ally
truly
.resPeelable.quarter, becomes extremely interesting,
even,to those who have the. very best Securities to oti;sr.l. -In
this important contemplation it is; 'that, a man of 'arniile
power, and of the first respectability in life (which an inter-,
view, or' other confidential correspondence will evince), is
happy thus to tender tdpeoplc of ,rank and honour, on their
personal obligation only, 9r Ks' persons possessed Of hinditl,
funded, or, equal ly fixed property Dignitaries of the Church,
the Beiiefic&l Clergy, or Ladies having Doweri Or Settle-
ments, in'particular;, any instant -Sitm„ by redeetnable An-
nuity-Loan, at rlimuity
_lnterest, but not less than isol. nor,
more than Sooel. to any One, person. It wonld be idle to.
-state, that ;he leading tuprive for this Address is not to ac.
quire an advantage beyond what can be Madc by any othei
legal node of Loan,. for it realty is the motiv;.• ; but, never;
thcleSs, eVery'transadion,. arising from it,. will evidence its
being founded on principles diametrically opposite to the
merdlis but Mostly decePtions„. ofkrs, on thii
subje.cl,• in the public pants; of course, on principles of iu-
teyray, secrecy, and dispatcb ; and, it of utif.tilin::-
1y yielding the most pert:et satisfacti:4l to the Borrower, ui
the result. ••. - •
LttterS, Candidly giving nam: and rcsidence will have
ery gen:leant* attention paid 'to:them, di reeled to 'Mr.
H. Jackson, to the care of Mr. Richmond, Master of tne
New ChAptcv Collee-house, Duku'i-coarl, Broad-coin t,
Long Acre, London.
,O.T NO Agent; or Broker can be liitened to, nor any let.
ter noticed whieh are not postage paid.

• Bath, Belve;!Cre, May is, itot
Preparing for the Press • • '
And .to be
.speedily published, in 'Onc:Velume, with an
AppendiK subsequent, tending to elucidate the subject,
AN ESSAY on the YELLOW FEVER of
JAMAICA ; dedicated, by permission, to His Royal
Highness-the Duke of Clarence, containinga general
History of the Fever; that it is nut contagious; itJ parhog-
noMic symptoms; causes why natives of cold climates ara'
subject to it on their arrival ; method of treatment by deple..
tion ; appearances from dissedion; mercurial treatment—
mercury no prophylaitie ; cold Bathing; means of. preven-
tion, and,recommentlatory advice for the Military to be sent
to the Island; conclusion.
By D-AVID GRANT, T.D.
Late of Kingston, Jamaica, and how Re3jstent at Bath. •
London, England, 1801-05-20

PLED. •
On Wednesday last, at his house in Sloant-street of 01
inflammation on his lungs, Thomas James Cotton, Esqi
On Friday last, at Billericay, in Essex, Robert Cluptpt
Esq.
On the sth of February last, in Jadia.ica; of the yell(
kver, Major Hunip J
hry Jervis White, of .the 83d Regime
and brotiior to Sir John J. W . Jervis, .art..
London, England, 1801-05-20

PLYMOUTH, MAy lg.

ARRIVED the Ragman Brig, Santa Helena, Cap-
tain DuaovlcK, laden with figs, &c. fromAlicant,
detained on the 16th inst. in the Channel, by the
Ilfirbi-ook Schooner.

Arrived the Magnificent, of 74 guns, from the
Channel Fleet; and Stork Sloop of War from a
a Cruize.

Sailed the- Amethyst and C/yde Frigates, on a

PO RTS AICIU TR, MAY 19.

ARRI'V'ED HiS Majesty's Ship Serpent, from a
Cruize.; the Champion Cutter from Marcou ; and
Lord 3erfvis.Lugger, with ,3+o casks of spirits and
tobacco, sent in by the Fortuntte Frigate.
sailed ,His Majesty's Ship Lion, Capt. MiLFORn,
and Hindostan, Capt. MoTI,PV, for China and the
Cape of God Hope, with the foliowhig•Company's
Shies, viz. Woodford, Mike of ituccleush, Warley,
"Taunton Castle, Albion, Earl of Abtrgartienny; Al-
fred,ana Belvidere.
Admiral HOLLOWAY this
,day shifted his Flag
froin the AaiTe to the Flora, in the Harbour.
Went ou.t of Harbour to Spithead, His Majesty's
Ships Hannibal and Adiye.

YARMOUTH, MAY

A very large Row-haat, of thirty-two oars, is
sent in here by the Nai-ciwo Brig. She was taken
off ,Flmhing, but the 'crew made their escape on
shore upon the. approach of the. Narcissuf. From
her construuion, she appears to have been employed
fore the double purposes of smuggling and priva-
teering.

Yesterday afternoon sailed the Specrtlator Lug-
ger,for Goree' to recall the 11.foonouth, left crui4-
ing ofr,there by 'Admiral Die scsoN. It is said the.
111,2mmosith is to join the Agincofirt, Ltytiol, and
Madras, az Portsmouth, for which place the three
latter Ships are sailed this morning, and thtit their
further destination is for Egypt.
'I-he Pr7nce of Wales Packet, Capt. SurroN, ar-
rived this morning from Cuxhaven, which she left
on Friday last; with a Messenger from Lord ivr..-INTO.
The Danes have not yet left. Hamburgh, but it was
the general opinion that they very soon would.
The Sundays Mail to Cuxhaven is still detained
in; Yarmouth Roads by contrary winds:
London, England, 1801-05-20

PLACES UNDER GOVERNMENT, AND MONEY
• , CONCERNS.

TO be Disposed of, an ANNUITY of. 4.01. a
year for 2.401. one or sil. a-year tin 3301. one of Sol.
a-year for 5601. one of tool. .&-year for 6481. and one of tool .
a-year for 7061. Gentlemen navinginterest, may be informed
of several genteel Vacancies and Resignation's under GOvern-
ment, of 901. tbol. riot. zeal. pol. 4301. Soot. 6001:
7001. Sool. bowl. 15001. and 2,0001, per annum, at Home and
Abroad.

. MON gy.--2.0001. 30001. 4000 l „ and 6,31,
.are, immediate-
ly ready for well secured Annuities,. for which from six to ten
years purchase will' be given. • Persons possessing real In-
comes arising from Estates, Money in the • Funds, Rent
Chops, Marriage .Settlements Church Livings, Widows'.
jointures, Pensions, &c.. may accommodated With. Sums
or Money from.toot. to any amount, with, permission to re-
turn-it at their option. . •
Personal applacationi; from Eleven till Three o'Cloci, to
MelVilleand.C6. Na. 7, Cecit-street, Strand. No Letters
received but what are paid. -
ldlW- (navel). Livings-and Government Securities. laciught;
sold and exchanged. .'
London, England, 1801-05-20

Tunbridge-We/is, May I:), aat.
A T SPRANGE's Circulating Library, and Post
Office, is This Day Opened for the Season, a Corrti
REGISTER of all the LONGING HOUSES; pointing
out, at one view the Number of Rgoms contained in each,
what StablibOhe Situation, &c. whereby Families on their
arrial, during the Season, may, without the fatigue of
walking over the Place in search of Lodgings, by a reference
to the Register, at once inform themselves which HOUSey
are then to Lett; Families who wish for any information
previous to their arrival, any application to Mr. Sprang 4
will be duly attended to ; and for fheuccommodationot thole
who wish to read, in the first inltauce, the Particulars of the
PlaCe, with a very enlarged Account of the Waters, &c. the
Tunbridge Wells Guide, and a Map of the Environs) to a
distance of twelve miles, may be had in London of c:•and C .
Riiiiigton, St. Paul's Church-yard.
London, England, 1801-05-20

“lEERNESS, MAY 19.

r
ARRIVED His Majesty's lip Nemesis, of 26
guns, Capt. OVIEN, and Pnvidence hired gutter,
Lieut. COWAN, from a Cruize.

Came 'crciwn the River Thames from. Deptford,
I-Tis Majesty's Gun vessels Conflia, Fearless, and
Minx.
London, England, 1801-05-20

Fion :I,: LONDON GAZETTE, May Ig, apt.

Admiralty-Office, May rB, 1801.
Cofy of a Letter from Rear-Adosiral Duckworth,
Commander in Chief of His Majesty's Ship' and
Vessels at the Leeward Islands, to Evan Nepean,
Es]. dated Fort Royal, 9tb February, 1801.
SIR,

Captain Matson, of the Daphne, informs me,
by Letter of the 22d ultimo, , that .on the 16th,
observing some Coasters near the Shore, under
Convoy of a Schooner, 'he detached Lieutenant
M'lcenzic, with the Boats of the Cyane, under
Lieutenant Peachy ; but on - their approaching, all
succeeded in getting under the cover of the Bat-
teries it'BaSe Terre, one excepted, which anchored
near Vietlix: Forte : 'this, in the course of the night,
Lieutenant McKenzie boarded' and brought off
under a heavy Cannonade. The next morning they
observed from the Saints, the above-mentioned
Schooner work 'up in Shore, and anchor at Trois
Rivieres, covered by a Battery, and flanked by two
others. Notwithstanding these difficulties, Lieu-
tenant M'Kenzie, with Lieutenant Peachy, volun-
teered -to bring her out, which Captain Matson was
at last prevailed on. to accord to ; but, from want
of wind,. this 'gallant intention was not attempted
until after sunrise on the rBth, when Mr. M'Kenzie,
in a manner which exceeds all praise, ran the
Schooner on board, though a superior Enemy, and
evidently prepared for him, when Lieutenants Peachy
and M'Kenzic entered with thirty men, and, after
a contest of a quarter of an hour, succeeded in
bringing her off under a most tremendous fire from
the batteries, she being moored so close. to the
shore as to have a Stern Hawser fast on the beach.
In this contest, the French Captain, his First, Se-
cond Lieutenant, and six men, were wounded ; be-
sides one killed and two drowned. In the Gar-
land Tender; one Seaman and one Marine killed ;
the Serjeant of Marines and two Sea Men, wounded :
----though I was not an observer of this exploit,
which appears to me among the first traits of gal.
larttry in • the course of the War, their Lordships
will be' able to appreciate the value of Lieutenant
M' enzie's conduft, which, I must further add, is,
in its firobable consequences, of the greatest moment
to the trade of our Islands, as L'Eclair sails ra-
pidly, and, when fully armed, will carry twelve
Six_Pdiinders, besides Twenty-One and a Half-
Pouild,:r.Brass Gims mounted as Swivels. She was
in her way to Point Pctre to complete, having
left' Rochfort armed only with Four Brass Four-
l'ounders, the twenty small Guns, and Fifty Men.
;. I have the Honor to be, &c. &c. &c.
j. T. DUCKWORTH.
London, England, 1801-05-20

BANKRUPTS.

William Chown, of Higham-Mills, .Northamtotonshire
- miller, Attornies; Messrs. Nlaule and Sweeting, Hunting-
don.
John Allgood, of Gloticesfer, mercer. Attorney, Mr.
Williams, Sion.:College-Gardens, Aldermanbury.
Daniel Rencher, Of Carey-lane, Wond-street, Ye!vet, ribbon
and fancy hat-manufacturer. .Attorneyi Mr. liee, Addle-
_, street, Wood-street.
_

Henry bale, of Leeds, •Btaffordshire, grocer. Attornies,
Messrs. Goodwin); Ashborne ; or .Mcssrs. Barbor and
Browne, Fetter-lane, London. ,
George Morville, of Lancaster, merchant. Attornies, Messrs.
Mason and Wilson, Lancaster..
John Moorhouse ; the younger, of Boltoh-le-kloors, cotton..
mantlfaaurer. Attornies, Mr.
_J. 1-lobraw, Bolton; or Mr.
%Vindle, Bartlett's-Buildings, London.
. D 11".(EiEN DS .
Tune 30. G. Gowan, late of, Great Ormond-street, mer-
chant, at ten; at Guildhall.

;me 16, John Bnrford, of I lolborn-Bridge, London, linen.:
draper, at ten, at Guildhall.
rune 9. T. alifOrd and Charles Barrow, of the Strand,
musical instrument-makers, at eleven, at Guildhall.

',un: 9. T. Paine, bf Hounslow, butcher, at eLven, at
•.
:tine 9. H. Johnston, of Purley, Berks, nr!rchant, at ten,
at Guildhall.. • • .'
J...Sinith and S. Kin of Newgatc-street, Lundon,
woollen-drapers, at eleven, at Guildhall:
London, England, 1801-05-29

MU.SI

SAL.
SAL ooN's Benefit Concert on Wednesday last,
in the Great Room at the Operd'Hoase, was'attended
by a numerous and elegant audience. The knowa
exCellence of SA.Lomom as a musician, necessarjl
insured a rich repast for the CoalnCis:euri. The se-
leetion was, indeed, admirable ; and, supported by
an orchestra, consisting of the Opera Band, wanted
nothing in performance. SALottott himself played
a coacerto on the violin with such skill, that the
Amateurs have reason to regret that he so seldom
comes forward in the sanie mariner. His perform,
ance was chiefly recommended by taste and exl4res.„
sion ; but he displayed a distinctness a;.:t rapidity
of execution which few of the profession would 1:,(
able to equal, though he properly rendered is
subservient to those merits which interest the affec-
tions;

A new performer Ami introduced to the Public ort
this occasion. His name is Pu Is. He is a young
man; and had the misfortune of being born blind.
He performed a concerto on the piano forte with
great ability.

The vocal performers *ere, VIGANONI, Mrs.
Dusstx; Mrs. CORRI, CmAnoa, and Madame
MARA; They' ail acquitted themselves very suc_.
ceSsfullyi but MARA shone with peehliar
Her. second air, "Non tenser fra pod instanti,'
compoSed by Artrossr, was an extraordinary proof
of vocal excellence, -and was vehementlYapplaude4'
The whole of the Concert was so charming, that
we have heard nothing like it for a long period
except, indeed, in those musical treats which SA.
isir; himself has brought flaw ard.

The Patriotism and Discipline of the Warwick.
shire Yeomanry, have been, since the formation or
that excellent Corps, the subjeet of general praise.
It is with pleasure we insert the following honour-
able testimony in favour of their regularity and ex.
emplary conduCt.
London, England, 1801-05-29

117 AR R /ED.

. .
OrOle zist inst. at Market Lavingron, Captain
.Lloyd, of the.Coldstream Guards, to Miss. Elizabeth Eis-
'shop!), 'daughter of Colonel itarry Bisshopp, and grand-
daugllter of old Sir Cecil Ilisshopp,of Parham Park,Sussext
Anti-on:Wednesday the 27t1t. inst. at Storrington, Sussex,
'General Joim Whyte, Commanding the Sussex Distriel, to
,Miss-Ann'BiSshdpp, another daughter of Colonel. Harry Bis-
shopp's. . .
. On Tuesday last, at St. James's Church, Sir Robert Har-,
laud, to NIL-is Vernon, of Rory St.,Etimundls, 'daughter of
the late 'Vern:). Vernon, Esq. of Great Thur.l,(mr. Suffolk;
On the 'al instant, -at- Cheltenham, Janis Falls, Est!. c
Alicant, in. Spain, le, Miss Mary Preston, Stater to the Kight
lon. Lord T:ira;•o I Bei linttr, I rdand.
London, England, 1801-05-29

D IEO.

. , •
On the 4th of November last, at Gibraltar, Lieutenant
Colonel Houstoun, of theßitie Corps. '
On the 17th instant, in her 21st year, Miss Sarah Trivstt,
second daughter of the Rev.. William Tnvett;- of Lewisham;
tent. , ,
i •
•
(In Wednesday mornrng, the 27th inst. at is louse in
rew Broad-street, Richard TuckweU, Esq. Merchant.
On Werinesd.iy evening. IVIr. John Latham, hanker, of
Dover, and the oldest jkttat and Father of tit.: CorpBr4tiun.,
On Tuesday eveniq;' the 26th 'inst. at his 'house, in
Scotland-yard. Mr; Watson, of the Treasury,
On Saturday !aft, at his house, in Berincindsey, Henry
Sharp, Esq. aged '
At Graystonlees, in Berwickshire, at an advanced age,
Mrs,•Lyale, wire ofMr. GeorgeLyale, of that

FREEHOLD ESTATES, SALOP.
TO BE SOLD,BY.AUCTION, - •
Together or in Two Lots, on Monday za4 June, tgat, at the
Angel Inn, in Ludlow, at Four &Clock,
ffi\VO ELIGIBLE FARMS, .called GREAT
POSTON, containing 340 Acres, and PQ$-_
TON FARM, and BAMIWIN's COP-1141.CE, tontaiiiing
325 Acres, situate five Miles North East of .Ludlow, held
from Year to Year, • under Rents of more than Thirty Years
standing.; Both Farms lie convenient to be occupied together
or separately, forming one compact Estate, within a Ring
Fence, well wooded and watered, and arc capable of very.
great improvement by .Draining, and other good Husbandry,
at an easy expaice.- Lime-stone and Coal are heir, and pro-
bably in the Estate. For. a view of the Premises, apply. to
the Tenants.

Solomon's. P lace, Liverpool.
DR.SOLOMON announces to
his • numerous
Customers.' that he has just sent to hiS Agent, Mr.
Mathews, No. IS, Strand, London, and to his Warehouse,
Exchange-court, Dublin, a fresh and very large supply of
his mucliresteemed CORDIAL- BALM of G !LEAD ; be.
ing a sure remedy for debilities after long fevers, nervous
disorders, and weakness peculiar to the Female Sex, cholic, •
flatulence, sickness, vomiting, loss of appetite, gouty spasms
of the stomach,- hysterical and hypochondriacal atatlions,
lowness ofspirits, and the various direful complaints usually
stiled Nervous Disorders, price los. 64" each bottle, or twelve
in ft. cases. • • . • . .
al" Pamphlets of Its efficacy gratis.

DR. LIGNUM's ANTISCORBUTIC DROPS.
THE following -Remarkable and Well-authen-
ticated Cure has,. been - recently communicated by
Nll-. Richardson Ferrand, Chymist and Dr4gist, in Stock:
ton-upon-Tees, to Mr,- Lignum, Burgeon, to Manchester,,
who takes the earliest opportunity of laying it before the
Public, in order .that those labouring under -similar com,
plaints may know where to find relict; and be comforted
wider such heavy affliaiotis.
London, England, 1801-05-29

science of .Medicine have been honoured with the
like attention from foreigners, is a truth we should
subscribe to with some- little degree -of—Tetudance,
if the broad exception of "Dr. Brodum's "Guide to
Old Age," which has run through several-editions,
in the German, French, and Spanish languages, did
not serve as a salvolor the 'mortification of our
national ride, and manifestly.,p„Egye_thatine,dical
merit amongst us has been as highly noticed by the
Nations around, as the. works of the Dramatist and
the Novel Writer. But, atthe same time, it would
have been impoisible Dodoes Treatise,
incomparable as -it 'is, could ever haVe-fotiia way
to the pinnacle of,fame which it has done,- both at
home and abroad, if the long and well-tried efficacy
of his Nervou's Cordial and Botanical Syrup had not
paved the way to its universal popularity, and
rescued thouslinds from the grave, in those 'coun-
tries, as•well as in our own, by their specific vir.
rues, in the cure of that train of diseases, . which
the testimony of multitudes, has so repeatedly con-
firmed.
London, England, 1801-05-29

The
Irish Foundling Hospital Bill; *as tend a
third time, and passed.

Mr. VANSITTART moved, that there be laid
before the House several Accounts relative to the
produce of the Stamp Duties, and the Balances in'
tbehands of the Receiver General of Stamps. Which
being ordered,
- -

A Person from the Stamp Office presented the Ac-
counts moved for, which were ordered to be laid
upon the Table.

Mr. VANSITTART also moved, that there be laid
before the House an Account of the sums received
ou,account of the late English and Irish Lotteries,
with the sums in the hands of the Commissioners.
On the Commitment of the Portugal Wine Ware-
house Bill,
Mr. VANSITTART brought up a clause to enable
the Commissioners of Excise to forbear putting
Bonds in Suit where they had no cause to suspect
fraud. The Report, with the Amendments, was
brought up and agreed to.

Mr. VANSITTART moved, that the House would,
on Monday next, resolve itself into a Committee,
to consider of the Importation and Expottation of
Copper; also, to consider of the Duties payable on
'Pints, made in, and imported from Ireland; also,
that there be laid before the House, an Account
shelling how the Monies granted for laying in stores
of herrings, and distributing them in various places,
had been disposed of.
quarter before eight o'clock, the House ad-
journed till Monday nO.I.
London, England, 1801-05-29

YARMOUTH, MAY 28.

SAILE6 the Inspeaor Sloop, and Ilazard and
George Cutters.
.
Arrived the Liberty; and Cr;i7n Cutters;

De tirourw Aura, WimiDA, from Harlingen to
London, with butter, is put in here with damage.

DEAL, MAY z 8;

His Majesty's Sloop Diligence, anti Ferreter and
Locast Gun-brigs, with the Gelderland, Commodore
TULLEKEN, ihnphitrite, Captain MAY, Galatbe,
Captain SPENGLER, and Ambuscade, Captain VAN
VW, Dutch Ships of War, bearing the Orange
Flag, came down yesterday evening, and remain.
His Majesty's Sloop Eugen;e arrived this morn-
ing from the Westward, and remains with the
OverylJel, King George, and Earl Spencer Cutters.
London, England, 1801-05-29

THE

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To which are added,

' -• Just publish :xi,
THE BLIND BOY, a favOtite SONG): As sung
by Mrs.-SECOND, with universal Applause, at the
Theatre Royal, Covent-garden. The Melody by Giardini ;
and arranged by her for the Piano Forte.
' Printed and sold by L. Lavcnue only, Music—seller to His
Royal Highness the Prince of Wales, No. 29, New Bond-
st rect.

This Day was published,
Handsomely printed in Ode Volume, gvo. Price in boards,
Siv Shillings,

Q ERMONS PREACHED 'tin SEVERAL OC-
CASIONS.

Three Charges and a Circular Addt:!ss to the Clet:gy of the
Diocese of Ussory, on the State of Ireland, in the year 1797.
By T. L. .o'l3 E RN E,, D. D. Lord Bishop of Meath.
•Printed;fOr F. an:t C. Rivingto!i No. 62, -St. Paul's
Church-yard ; J. Robson, New Bond street ;, and Messrs.
Watson and Son, Capel-street,- Dublin.
London, England, 1801-05-16

CONCRETE LEMON JUICE.

Mr., CoxwELL, of Temple--Bar,haVing been
given to understand that some other Acid has
been sold for Concrete Lemon Juicer, feels it ne-
cessary to.observe, that he is permitted to refer
to the highest Authorities in 'this Kingdom, for
the purity of that prepared by himself; and 'he
trusts that the precaution Of signing every Package
with his name, and in his own hand-writing, will
afford sufficient-security against imposition to those
who shall be desirous to make use of 'this conve-
.
nient and elegant preparation.
London, England, 1801-05-16

PHILANTHROPIC SOCIETY.
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STITUTION will be at F. fniasonil Tavern, Great
Queen-street. on Wednesday the 2.0111 instant. • •
•. PRESIDENT, -
His Royal Highness the DUK E ofYORK, in'the Chair.
- • - . . • VICE-PRESIDENTS, •
His Grace the Duke of Leeds WA.. Philip Pusey
Most Noble the Marg. Salisbury Ger). Hardinge, Esq% M. P.
Rt. Hon. Earl of Aylesterd James Sims, M. D.
Rt. Hon. Earl Spencer Man Harman; Esq.
Rt.'Hon. Viscount Butkeley Samw.l Boianquet, Esq.
Rt. Hon. Viscount-Cfemane . Isaac Walker, Esq.
Edward Gale Bolder°, Esq. Treasurer.
• _ STEWARDS, ' •
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Richard Bush. jun.. Esq. Gecire.Preeseott Esq.
Christopher Cooke, Esq. Daniel Henry .Rucker; Esq.
Samuel-Rob. Gaussen, Esq. John Smith, Esq,
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Mr. Rooke, Secretary, ArmourcesHall,Coleman-street, and
of the Society's Collators. •
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The Characters by
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DU. RAYMOND, Mr. BARRYNIORE,
Miss DE CANII', Mr. suETT,
Mr. BANNISTER, Jun. Mr. TRUEMAN,
sp.pc:wicK, Mr. COOXE, Mr. CAULFIELIS.
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CORN EXCITAIS-GE, Fitt,AV, MAY TS

Them were this ntorning a great many country buyets
niarltet, atui the sales were made briskly at Mianday's prices.
At the litter end of the narket Wheat appeared rather on the
acli-anc,:, but not sufficiently so to authothe us to alter the
general prices of Monday.
Anierlean Flour from 565. to 635. per barrel—
London, England, 1801-05-16

CONSTANTINOPLE, AtRIL 12.

Tti E Ordinance of PAUL L prohibiting the ex.
portation of commodities from Russia, has had a
distressing cife& on our commerce; the trade of
the Black Sea is entirely ruined, and the corn and
materials for fitting out the Fleet, which had bt!en
onntraftoci for on tile Climea, have been expeaed in
vain, The Porte appears to be in no small per_
plexity on account of Russia, as there is ,a strong
Russian Fleet in the Black Sea, ratty to sail, and
an Army of 40,000 Russians on the frontiers of
Moldavia.
London, England, 1801-05-16

HAGUE., NI/iv 3.

IT is said• the French Army ill our territo:y is
to be augmented frOrii 25,006 td 30,000 mco.
A nnhiber of Emigrants 6ve retained to Ilriihsels,
arricing4horri are several MeMbers of the late Au-
,
strian Government:

• They write from Amsterdam, that the Fleet of
Admiral, de W dim is taking in provisions for
four months. A Corps of 12,000 men will be em.
barked on tabard it.
London, England, 1801-05-16

All APPEAL

THE Stigma which an. Advertised Medicine.
may labour • under, is -a.tirst impression which i& not
the least difficult impediment a Proprietor of slit: h a one
has to encounter. . Well attested 'fads are not sufficient to
convince one,- who, from want of liberality and candour,
de,t% to.every argument but to that of personal knowledge
oi a cure, which, through accident, may never come under
his obtervation t He condeMns, without taking the trouble
to assure himself, by enquitie.s,- either intS the. nature of
the specific, or of those tads Nvhich the littly Prints give
hiM an opportunity, because it is the prod rite of one. whom
he terms irregular He will not allOw one man, though his
whole study and genius May devoted to one end, to be
able to produce a Reined+, for a Disc:tse, merely on at-count
or his -not having served , his Appreiatiship. -More is ex-
peded from a Patent MeiJicine, and in less time than that
},resented by your Apothecary, by reason Of our being obliged
to speak in _decided 'terms as toits Merit, to oppose ourselves
against this determination of non-convietion. For the esta-
blishtnent of SPILBUKY'SANISSCORBUT tc Dr( or s, wecnve
much to itrown nt pit, and thercanditi,_.unbiassed opinion of a
liberal Public, with whom we rest our claim thr patronair:.
The above Drops are prepared and sold at the Dis-pen-
sary, No. t j, Soho-square, Loplon, in bottles of ss_ and
il. as. each--the ss. bottles ate marked " Frs. SpilSbUry
A tiscorbutie Drops—by rite King's Patera," arid the
lirger with the addition of the Arms ; also sold by the
sfneral Venders of Patent- Medicines in Town and Country.

The Bill was forthwith read a first time) order_
ed to be printed, and the Noble Lord by whom it
was intrOducdd, stated . his intention to Move the
_second reading of the Bill on Monday.
London, England, 1801-05-16

Mal May, twos.
IXTREREAS WILLIAM HYSTEAD lately a
f' V -.House-carpenterr hi His Majesty's DoCk-yard- at
Chathath;,stanitin charged • with. unixtchaly having in his
posse4on a quantity of Naval stores marked with the Broad
Arrow, contrary to the Statute, did-6'ol'e 3d of this instant
may, make iris Escape out of the C.agc of the Workhouse at
Strood, near Rochester; whoever_sliall appiehend, or give
such inSrmation to Mr. Bicknell.,..of.sortoli,:-Street., -near
the Strand, London, Solicitor to the iWintralty, as shall be
the means of apprehending the said Wrri:•llvstead;' shalt, on
his COnicortment to Priliont receive a REWARD of 'II,N
POUNDS from rlie Cointhissioners of His naksty's Navy.
N.;Ba he said Wm. Hy-Atead is .abp4 36 years of av, 5
fat 5 inches high, and of a dark corniflexton.
London, England, 1801-05-16

, SCOTS APPEAL.

STEWART MENZIE, OF CULDAEREF, AN INFANT,
AND THE HON. HENRY ERSKINE, AND OTHERS
HIS GVARDIANS,, V. MRS. ELIZ. MACTIZENZIE
BERESFORD, AND JOHN CLAUDIUS .BERESFORD,
OF DUBLIN, -ESQ. HER. HUSBAND,. FOR HER, IN.
TEREST•

Counsel was beard on this Case at somo length,
after which their Lordships postponed ,the farther
consideration of it till Tuesday next.

MESSAGE FROM THE KING.
The Duke of PORTLAND presented a Message.
from His MAJESTY, relatrie to the present situa.,
tion of Portugal, and similar to ti at dalirer.Al yes-
terday to the "..'.6ll3rnuns, to which we refer.
The Message was then, as we could 'coital, or-.
dered to be. taken into consideration .on Mot:day
'neXt.

Lord HOBART acquainted their Lordships, that
he
.should on Monday next, move the Thanks of the
Abuse. to General J-Ityrc MU and•trieOffieers„.
4.c. 'serving under his Command. Lord lloilmtr
ako stated, that, as he understood a. Noble Earl .
(then absent), intended to make some obserVations
on a Bill before their Lordships, which :stood,for a
third reading `that day, he should move to defer
the third reading thereof till Monday; which, his •
Lordship haying done, was ordered aecordiligly.
The Insolveqit.Dinorsi.Bill Was,"on the Motion
of thz Earl of Moi,RA, ordered, as we could col-
lefl, to be. referred to a Committee of the whole
,House again on Monday.
The various Bills before the,House were forward-
ed in their respeaive stages.
A number of Private Bills were. brought up' from
the Commons, by different Gentlemen, and sever
rally read a first time.
• Some Private business was then disposed 9f, after
which their Lordships adjourned -till Monday.
PRIVATE COMM iT TEER.—The Lords Committees meet •
on Monday; precisely atone o'clOck, to consider the Rvolu-
tionsconuminicateeby the Commcns, at a-Conterence re-
peeling the promulgation of the Statutes ; together with
the Mormos oiSALl3Stuty's,,Estate, and outer important
Pavan: Bills.

HOUSE OF COMMONS.

FRIDAY, Ni.. 15.

A Message from the Lords stated that the'.r Lord-
ship; had agreed to several Public and Firivatejlills.
Mr. COKE, pursuant to his notice, moved. ,for
leave to bring in a Bill for indemnifying C,nstables
and others, and for allowing', the charges and ex_
lenses of poor persons prosecuting ofFentltrs.
After a few words from Mr: JOLLIFFE and Mr.
MAINWARING, Jeaie Was giveil to bki.ig in the
Bill.

Mr. DICKINSON gave notice, .that he should
on Tuesday next move for leave to bring in a Bill
to explain and amend the.zist'of ,Henry VIII. re.
speeling the residence of thergy.
Mr. DICKINION moved, that- a Committee be
appuinted to consider of the Person; who are ap-
pointed Commissioners, Surveyors and. Valuers in
Inclosbre Bills.

The Motion was seconded by Mr. StrAw
FEVP F. and agreed to. .
Mr. STURO ES moved, that there be laid be.
fore the House an account of the persons conneeted
with the Trade of Grenada, to whop. Exchequer
Bills had been granted, with the .at#9itpt gamed
to each.

Mr. NICHOLLS' wished to knoiv whether .the
Message which was delivered yesterday respecling
Portuga', was determined upon by His MAJss'f
in Coun:ist?
London, England, 1801-05-16

SHEERNESS, MAY 15.

,ARRIVED His Majesty's Ship Surprize, of 36
guns, Captain LAROCiIE, with part of the Jamaica
Flea under convoy, which has pass 4 up the River
TNames. •

Sailed His Majesty's Sloop •liitt6re, of 18 guns,
Capt. Ktrroz, with a Convoy for the Northward.
Sailed also His Majesty Gun-boats Aggressor and
Ceitior, and Admiral Mitchell hired. Cutter, fur
Spithead.
•

YARMOUTH, MAY IS.

ARICIVED the Coboyrg and Hazard Cutters from
Cruize.
The./nspeaor sloop of
.War is arrived, with the
Ims of her forehust.

DEAL, MAY i S.

Tit E Gun-brig put back yesterday from

the Westward, and remains;- aid Hi& Majesty's
sloop of War Gicr. sailed the same day on a Cruize

to the Northwd.

The Re./el Sloop 'of War, with the Camillus,
Asiistance, Supply, .and Beulah Navy Transports,

arrived. in the Dovns this morning from the West_
ward ; the two former remain, and. the latter have
sailed to the River.

The Lam.llcs West Indidman, on her passage up
Channel from Martinique the 13th inst. struck upon
a'bard Bank of shells' and stoues, off Beachy Head,
where she lay a considerable time in great danger.
As the bearings of this Bank arc nor particularly
laid down in the Channel Charts, to prevent similar
accidents, Capt. TUCKE a took them, as under:

Bcachy. Head bore - W.N.W. • about seven
A Chalk Pit ' N.W. by N. S mites distance.

East.Bourn, N.V. W. distance 7 miles; as near as possible.
The sotindings *ere— upod the Bank, z 5 fed ;
and close alongside of it, six fathoms.

Sir ROBERT CALDER having lost sight of
GANTHEAUME'S Squadron on the 4th of April,
and wisely 'judging that a day'S delay would be of
great consequence, sailed immediately for Alex.
andria. It is uuneCessary to .state what great ad-
vantages must result to the Egyptian -Expedition
from the accession of Sir ROBERT CALDER'S force,
which, it will be remembered, consists of seven
ships of the line.
A Letter from Madeira, dated 26th March, says,
44 I have the pleasure to inform you, that Captain
Ga.t.FFITH, in the Diamond Frigate, has driven on
shore, and totally destroyed La Mouihe Privateer,
which has done so much mischief near this Island :
he drove her on shore on the Island of Gomm, 0"
of the Canaries."

-The. QUEEN and PRINCESSES yesterday morning
came to Buckingham House, and, after staying some
time, returned to Kew to dinner.

The LORP CHANCELLOR yesterday paid a visit
to His MAJESTY at Kew Palace.

ttir-tITMizSII

LOWER ELBE, NIA? I.

Vis/UnAl6, in .a Conference held at ad bliliih-
Head:Qttarters :near Haniburgh, beti;::eri Hig High:
tress Field-Maishal -PRINCE CHAIt t; es okHgjsii the
Prussian EnVOy M. SeittiLz, and His Excellency
JAmEs CaAuFURn3 the 41ritidi Minister; an nglee.
ment was entered intoi that the E& shall,be again
open to all Flags, Without exception ; but the Green-
land Ships from Alton h and Glue4siadt, and (hi
Vessels from the Danish Harbours on the Elbe, la.cien
with Corn and Provisions for Norway, aie to lid
provided with English Passes:'
London, England, 1801-07-24

Mr. -I'. Fane's Worthy, 6-yr ol(.4 walked over.

The same-day the .Town Plate of Fifty .Poundiibr 4-yi old
horses; &c. carrying 74t. 71b. 5-yr olds Bst. 41b. 6-yr olds
.st. 12,1 b. and aged gst. lib. Winners of one Plate since
the rat of January, rgos, carrying 31b—. and of. two slb.
extra. Winners of three Plates smee the xst of January
last not allowed to start.- -The best of three form:mile

Sir fl'ocile's br. fi jv.Tawney~,
1I r. Snell's br. c; rt.-,V,incent, 4 yrsold' - 4 2
Progleyls Ploughboy, aged - 2 3
Pickering's chi. Pigeopt-by-rdragus• 5 yrs old 3 4

RATES.

SATURDAY.

Mr. Kincald's c, It_ _
Mr, Law's hay mare, - - •- z dr.
A' I--Lick Race,-of two heats,. with three horses, afforded
very indiarent sport. -
The-faces, upon the whole have not afforded much amuse-
Ment.

IRISH STATE" LOTTERY.
NOW DRAWING.

An
,Express will arrive daily at the Office of
1--IORINT" sill' and Co. No. z 6, Cornhill, with a regular
,account of each Day's Drawing, for the immediate
inspedion of those who honour them with their
Commands, free of any expence whatever. Tickets,
Halves, Quarters, Eighths, and Sixteenths; will con_
!'inue on Sale, warranted- undrai,vni dUring the whole
time of the Drawink.
London, England, 1801-07-24

JULY 2!.

The Commander in Chief BRUNE has taken his
seat as President of the SeaiOn of War. The Chief
Consul expressed his satisfaftion at seeing 'him re.
sumo his functions, after the fatiguing and glorious
Campaign he had made. The Mincio and the Attie
were, in the year 1799, obstacles which stopped
the French, but which General BRUNE crossed with
rapidity.

ROCHEFORT, JULY 2.—The Chief of the AdMi.
nistration, to the Sub-Comehissary of Marine, at
Sables :—" I am to make you acquainted, Citizen-,
with a communication which the Minister has trans-
mitted to this Port, in consequence of an explana-
tion which had taken place with the British Gover-
nment on'the head of the Liberty of Fishing, by the
intervention of Citizen OTTo, the French Commis-
sary at London for the Exchange of Prisoners of war.

seems_ that the English Government conceive :

..Ist, That, tbe liberty of fishing is not foundal on a Con-
.vention, but on a mere'Concession on their part, produced by
an appeal tnade in the last extremity, to the humanity of 'the
British,.Administration and of the whole .Nation ; and ihat
this Concession is alvvays!to, be subordinate to the Conve.
nience of the moment. - . , •

ad, That this Concession has never extended to the fishery
of the larger kind, nor to the male in-oysters, or other tish,
which, aucordirig to the English, sboWd be shackled in the
'.1,111C, Way as every other suit of cOrtnneree.

You` see this, that the liberty o,f fishing its
reduced to that of shell.fish on the Coast : the acs
of violence exercised against some of our fishermen
should in-gpire you 11 Just mistrust as to the
intentions cd the Enemy.
44 You will thenfdre give this notice all the-
.
requisite publicity in your neighborhood; and
particularl,y, give notice to the Fishermen to 'be

upe6 their guard against the English, cruizers, and
not expose themselves to imminent danger."_
Aucsaxißon, JULY u.—One of our Gazettes
asserts io-day, on the authority of LetterS from Ra-
iisbon, that the differences which had occurred -in
the ripper Palatinate, and which had given rise to
the entry of the Austrian Troops into that Province,
had been icmoved.

J.,etters-frorn'rienna, speak of some changes Iyhich
had taken place in the- Atmrian Administratimi,
Count LASZANKI has been appointed Minister of
Conference ; Count Ro TTENHAM,- First Chancellor;
and Count CROTEK, Minister of Finance.
BAMBERG, • JULY 13.--The Gazette of this
place contains the following article, under 'the
head of Bareuth :—" On the Bth instant an order,
arrived from the KING of Pauss rA to arrest eight
Emigrants here, and to keep them close prisoners.
Among these is probably PicsrEGRU, who had re-
sided at Bareuth for some time under the name of
PETERLE, hut as he had left the town, he escaped.
The restwere apprehended according to the order. L 1
London, England, 1801-07-23

ABERDEEN, JULY 1.5.

• On Friday arrived in town, His Grace the Duke
of Gitopi,i, and• set o.ut for Gordon= Castle on Sa,,
turday.
,Batneday.arrived...His Grace the Duke of
NIONTR,o-q. .

On Monday lasi, the Royal Aber:ken Volunteers
were inspected in the Links by MAjor-Gene'ral RAY,
when he was pleased to express` his approbation of.
the' appearance and discipline Of the Corps.
And ZYn'Tubiday the 12:/yal Aberdeen 'Light In.
faritry Volunteers were inspeaed 'l.l the General,.
who expressed his entire satisfaaion at the unproved
state of discipline and military correclmiss to w•hich.
the Coips had' arrived'.
London, England, 1801-07-23

YARMOUTH, JULY 22,

YESTERDAY evening WILLIAM WI CKH AM, Esq,
was.landed here, out of a Ship of War from Ham.
burgh.

Sailed the Jamaica Frigate, for the Nore ; Selby
Armed Ship for Hall ; Hanover Bomb for Harwich ;
Griper Gun-brig for the Downs ; Lynx Sloop and
L'Espiegle Brig on a Cruize.
Arrived the Ranger Sloop from a Cruize ; the
Albion Armed Ship, with a convoy from Hambro'
to Hull ; and Hazard Cutter, front Admiral Dick-
so N's Fleet.

SAcci the Heart of Oak, Yu I. LER, for Harwich;
and William, for Loudon.

FALMOUIII, J.ULY 20.

ARR TV ED the ship Princ,ema, Capt. LEE, from
London, to take in goods for Smyrna.
Sailed the Prince of frales, Capt. TODD, with
the Mail of the z gth inst. for Lisbon, and the Ame-
rican Schooner Friendship, Capt. akc'orr, with
Soo barrels of tar, for Bristol.