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London, England, 1801-09-21

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HARWICH, SEAT. 20,

YESTIRPAT a large Elect, consisting of upwards,
of Q 0 sail of Ships, passed ihis Pnre_ frnm
bound to the Baltic, under convoy of the Hart Brip'
Liet=ant HARRISON.

Tif E TH EATRE.-77,7, Castle Spdre,• and the
musical Farce entitled Of .4ge To-morrow, were per"
formed' on Saturday last at Drury-Lane Theatre.-,-`
The Public are so well acquainted with the Pieces
and with the Perforthers employed in it, that (11)'
comment is necessary. The Play itself was 1144
very attraaive, but by the help of the Entertain
merit the Theatre was tolerably well attended,
Purr, and his wife are to join the new_raisea
corps in the Theatric 4 Campaign in. Ireland, under
the command of General Hoo.tAuf

1-ioLtAAN, having compieared his purchase of thc'
Dublin Theatre,, has returned to Ireland. His
Colleague in the Proprietorship is not a Brevet, "
reported, but a Barrister.

• A certain Syren, her Mosaic Ally, and her She
, where fields -
litt4for at
French dogs, yesterday set oii h•
'entered the Stage in Leicester
ren and'her train made so whimsical an appf‘'l.3'7.
"a"
that she dreW, what she has been used to, and 1
she
is by " means afraid of, a crowd of Speaarcrf,
The Syren herself is gone to warble at bath, but
we know not whether the quadrupeds aze engaged
to
_yelp in concert,
STORACE, It is said, has already expressed a de,
sire to be released from her engagement at Covent,
Garden Theatre. As she was "in the alarm of
tear caught up" by, the Manager, while he thought
he should lose Mrs. BtwNGTON, it is not improe
bable that he will comply with her wishes,

The number of Couples married by, the uncanoni7
cal Parion of St. Martin's, does not exceed
teen.

Elegant Monuments, with pleasing Designs, arc
again advertised ; so that People of taste may
in-
dulge their choice in the delicacies of Death, a "
lie amidst the gaieties of the Grave.
Some weeks since an Advertisement appeared
" ,
one of our London Papers, for seven Wives ; aci
on Saturday, the following Advertisement apPe3re
in the Dorchester Journal :—" As seven Ladies
respeaability, good education, engaging manner`'
of serious turn, &c. wish to enter into the marl.'"
monial state, and whose charaaers acquiesce. to those.
advertised for by seven Gentlemen—the Ladies, all
of joint stock, wish for an Advertisement appoint-r
ing some place to meet them, within the County
Dorset : if in the neighbourhood of
,Lvdlinch, the
more convenient."

Monseignor ERSKINE, who transmitted the letter
,
of the Pope to the .migrant Bishops Cowl
try, is a cousin of
Mr. E a sitt
theii: thisßrr
Monseignor ERMINE has been some years in this
Country. He held a post at Rome, of which the
possessor is generally called The Devil's Advactzte.
A hairdresser at Bourdeaux lately tine's' himself
the River there, because, says the Parisian
aister.
journalist, he suspected his wife was not prude/It-
Fortunately for the navigation of the. litanies, our
London husbands are got so hasty.

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BANKRUPTS.

Tames Edward Bowyer Bull, of the City Road, baker, to
surrender o.clober z, at five, Odoher 3, at nine, and 3r, at
te4.2., at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Gale, Bedford-street,

_ .
Beitord-row, London.
Fames Wilson, of Birmingham, builder, September 26, zB,
and Ocleber 31, at eleven, at the Minerva, Birmingham.
. Atrornies, Messrs. Kindcrley, Long, and li,ce,':Symond's-
-1 im, London ; or Messrs. Smith and Arnold, Binning_

ham.
m ....
Thcni..., Fitt, of Swansea, Clamorganshire, haberdasher,
Other to, at one, and 06tober 12, 31, at ten, at Guild—
hall, London. Attorides, Messrs. Farrel-, Lacey, Stead-

•
man, and Wall, Brend-sticet-Hill, London.
Hogn Roberts, of A ldersgate-streer, London, silk-weaver,
elcber.lo„ at pne, and October t 2, 31, at ten, it Guild-
hall. FiEdd, Friday-street, Cheap'side.
Beaumont, late of Healdy-Butts, South Crosland,
Aldn,andbury, Yorkshire, clothier, Odober to, 12, at ele—
ven at the Pack-Horse lun, Robert Town, and October
' the. White-Horse Inn, at Holden Clough, I3irstall, York-
shire: Attornics, Mr. Stephenson, .11ohntirth, near Hud-
dersfield ;'or Mr.•Battye, Chancery-lane, London.
!dines Sanderson, of Preston, Lancashire, and Nicholas
Sanderson, late of BlaOk rod, Lancashire, cotton-manufae—
. .turers; Odober t, at six, and Odober 2,3 t, at eleven, at
the Golden -Fleece; St. John's-street, Preston. Attornies,
Mr. Hodgson, Chancery-dane, London ; Or Messrs. Grim-
shaw and Pahner, Preston.
SOlornon-Fox, of Wardour;street, St. Ann, Soho, cabinet-
,. rnikel-, October s, at five, October 3, at nine, and 31, at
ten, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. C. Few! Red—Lion-
,
-otinare.•
London, England, 1801-09-21

DOPER, SEPT. 20.

A French Boat, with Dispatches from Mr.
MERRY, and for M. 0.,rr0, arrived early yesterday
morning, and another late last night.

YeSterday, in consequ once of orders received by
the Port Admiral, gilant Lugger was dis-
p4ched from the Downs Ear this Harbour, where
she is to remain constantly # to convey the Govern..
cricnt Dispatches to France. t—She sailed for the first
time this morning, with Dis catches for Mr. MERRY,
which were receive& by Ex Fress.--Admiral H4w.

KINS En and his. Lads•, went passengers in
her.

The homeward bound Windward Island Fleet
have passed this morning, with a strong breeze al
South-west.

SEVEN O'CLOCK, P. M.
A French Flag of Truce is this moment arrived
with Dispatches.

YARMOUTH, SEPT. 20.

YESTERDAY, about noon, the Baltic outward'
bound Fleet passed here, under convoy of the Had
Brig, and were joined by the following Ships frog
these Roads, viz. Betsey, STAFF, Ocean, QU I NTOOI
and Deriky, DucKER., under convoy of the Drak'
Cutter.

His Majesty's Ship Pjlades has sent in De Fria
Broder, DALE, from Amsterdam to Jutland, with
goods.

:Arrived the Diana Packet,•Capt. OSBORN, frOrrl
Cuxhaven, will Mail and Passengers.

DEAL, Srpz. zo.

AR. Tti V I) from the Westward last night, the
Dart Sloop of War, and Snipe Gun-brig; and this
morning likewise from the Westward, the Dili-
gence and Eugenie Sloops, Sulphur Bomb, Chargers
Fr, reter, and. Bold Gun-brigs, and Fieoire Fire-
brig, all of 'which remain in the Downs with His
Majesty's Ships aver:yr:el,. Amazon, Leyden, Ali•
maer, Arieuine; and Hou,lld Sloop, Volcano, lent•
• ruiqs, Terror, Zebra Bombs, Nancy and Akers Fire,'
vessels ; and Express Advice-boat.
The Erig Tully, CALEFF, from Virginia, last
from Falmouth, arrived this morning, and proceed•
ed for the-River., Several of the Leeward -Liana
Fleet have since come in,
.and are likewise pro.
ceeding for the River._
London, England, 1801-09-21

BANKRUPTCIES ENLARGED.

Nov. 3. Richard Maddocks, late of Barge-Yard, Bucklers.
bury, London, broker, at ten, at Guildhall
Nov. 3. Richard Maddocks sod William Maddocks, late of
Barge-Yard, London, warehousemen, at ten, at Guild-
hall.
London, England, 1801-09-21

BALL AT„LINCOLN,
For the ENCOURAGEMENT of the STUFF' AlfiNU-

-••-- - - -
FACTORY.
Patroness,
The Right Hon. Lady WILLIAM BEAUCLERK,
Lord 13A° WNLO VV,
Lord YARBOROUGH, Stewards.

mHE BALL will be given at the ASSEMBLY-
,
80031, Above-Hill, Lincoln, on Wednesday the xist
of OClciber7 on the usual conditions.
Ladies to be admitted gratis, on theirappearing in a Stuff
Gown and Petticoat, of the Colour appointed,,by the Patro-
neSs, spun, wove, and finished within the County, and
.producing a Ticket signed 'by the,. Weaver and Dyer, at
Lo ;th ;- one of which Tickets will be delivered with every
Twelve. Yards of Stuff. . ; . - •
*.* Ladies are particularly requested. not to omit bringing
their Tickets, to‘prevent confusion at the door. • • •
Gentlemen to appear without Silk or cottOn in their dress,
Stockings excepted.
Tickets delivered for Gentlemen, at tot. 6d. each, at the
Waite Hart 'and' Rein-Deer Inns, Lincoln. 'also at Mrs.
\V at's, Keeper, of the. Assembly -Rooms, Above- H ill ' and
at Messrs. John and George Steel's, Drapct% • Delow-Hill,
Lincoln.. • •
. . _

*4,* No Money to Iv taken at the Door.
Th.'re will be an Ordinary at the White-Hart, on
the day of the Ball, at half an hotte past Four o'Clock..,
-"- LincOln, Sept. ts, tScit.
London, England, 1801-09-21

EXTRACT OF A LETTER.

Yesterday a Letter came to hand of a very ex-
traordinary natnre,'saying " Mr.'Robert Browning,
of the East India Tea Warehouse, Fenehurchstreet,
caught, cold six years ago, which brought on a
long train of complaints, such as strong night
sweats, frightful dreams, palpitation of the heart,
fixed pain in the side-, Windy complaint in his sto-
mach and decrease of memory, with fits of sneezing,
trembling and twiching of-the,evel.lids, seemed as if
sparks of fire flew out of them, Mr. B. 'thinks he is
bound in duty, both to God and Man, to inform the
Public, that by -recommendation of Mr. Blissing:.
ham, Permit-Oflide; Fenchurch-street, he took Dr.
Gardrrefs Pills, 'arid applied his Plaister- nine
weeks ; he is now happilycured of all the above
maladies." This ought to be inquired into at 'Mr:
Browning's house, No. 49, Tabernacle-walk,
Finsbury-square, or the India Warehouse, from 9
to 3 o'clock every day.

NEWS.

POOLE, SEPT. IS.

Arrived— the Edward and Mary, Walters, Blandford, jaf-
ford, William, Sjinnionds, and Thetis, from London;
Dove, Thompson, and-, Lapwing, Cartridge, from Ports-
mouth ; 'Joseph and Betsey, Brooks, Sally, Bonner, and
Mary, 12byle, from Plymouth ; and Mary, !tobertson, from
SunderlAnd.

Sailed—the Duke of Yr.srk, Coggin, for Bristol ; Aaive,
Williams, and Dart, Williams, for PortsniOuth.
GRAVESEND, SEPT. IS.

Passed by the Palmyra. Sawlc, from _Rhode Island;
Weryvagting, from Rotterdam ; United States, Mea-
dows, and Embcien Packet, Wickman, from HDrublirgh ;
Sea Nymph, Kellers, from Virginia ; and Gesuisusters,
from Valentia.
Sailed—the Fortuna, , for Antwerp; Warm Her-
mina, Harmans, for Rotterdam; Vrow Maria, Hanson; for
Gottenburgh ; and Vreyheit; Helks, fOr Hamburgh.
London, England, 1801-01-14

STOCKHOLM, Dsc.

WE continually receive from retersharkb .ths
favourable accounts we wish of the health.of tiv
Count de HACA, (the King of Sweden), who
is
received there with. the utmost attention and
cordiality.
It is probable that the Convention between the
Northern Courts fora Neutral Navigation;
London, England, 1801-09-28

STA.rt`,

_ .
Lieut. emant,Colonel Robert Craufur'd, of the fi,ith Font (De
poq.Qlikrter-Niaster-Gencral in Ireland), to he Adjutant-
General, to His Nl:tjevv's Troops stationed in the_ EuLt In-;,
disiyi:.:: Lieuten.wilond Cline, 'who resigns.

• trastock VA/geek.
ifenry Eeautord, Cent. to iv Second Lieutenant,,'vice par_
son, promoted.,
Darr/mouth Volunteers.
John Southcott, Esq, to be Captain. •
Christop • et Torviii, Gent. to be First Lieutenant.
Robert Coster, Cent. to be Second Ditto.

MEMOItANDUM

Lieutenant lames Massey, of the 2d Battalion of the 6cth
Regiment of Foot,.is removed from the Servivr.
.Ettli,iVlUM in the Gazette of the sth instant.
t6th Re invent of Foo.. t—For Douglas, Gent, to be En-
sign, without purchase, vice Wood, promoted, read Cap-
tain George TcylOr, •flot-n the
.Bantfahire. Fencibles, to be
Insignovithotit purchase, vice WLod, promoted. •

Ordnance. o.illce, Sept. 23, ISo r,
Royal Powder-A:rill Vol,ntcers.

11,:nry Halsted to lie Lieutenant, vice Coleman,. resigned.
Dated Sept. 19, rtor..
Commis:km in the West York Militia, iigned by the Lord

'•
Pint Tr.st York RighneNt,

To be Captain—CaptaiKjohn Ibbztson, from the late Fourth
West,York Regiment. Dated March as, 179 g.
Second West ?'ork Regiment.

To be Captain—Lkut. Robert Serjeantson, from the First
West York Regimott. Dated August 25,-18ot.
To be Eusign—llernian Stapleton. Dated August 25, ISor.

Ti/irdill'est York Regiment.

To be knsign—George Vincent. Dated August I, 180-1.

BANKRUPTCIES ENLARGED.
ro. Jane Gathers, of Sr. iJohn's-street, Wit Smith-
field, bakw,, at twelve, at Guildhall.
Nov., r 7. ja riles Sheriff, of_ 1-latton-C.;iiinfien, Middle..-ex, -
merchant, af.eleven; at Guildhall..
London, England, 1801-09-28

DIJIDENDS.

Oct. 26. Henry eraser, of Holt, Norfolk, innkeeper, at ten,
at tile Guildhall, King's Lynn, Noriolk,
'Oet. 24. Wiliiittn. Butler, of Holborn, taverrikeeper, at
• eleven, at Guildhall.
Nov. 14. Reliarcltiirford, of Finsbury-squaye,
hall :actor, et one, at Guildhall.
or Li‘!trpool, hariwPreman, at
eleven, at tr- Globe Tavem___l-iN,7c-inotit. • • - • - ---
Nov. 2. xachael Biasix anti I arnesßissix, of Bristol, sugar-
bakers,at eleven, at the White-Hart Inn; Bristol.
061. 17. Robert Purvis, of Chestef-le-street, Durham,
miller, at eleven, at the Turk'Head, Newcastle-upon-
Tyne.
Oct. z 6. John Terry and William Richards, of Biruning.
ham, button and buckle-makers, .at ten,' at the George
Inn, Birmingham, •
• Oa. 20.. iarnes Hewitt, of Codston, Surrey, -carpcater, at
ten, at:Guildhall. • ' e.

~ - . cERT/FicATEs. ~. .
.061. 17. Gabriel Seagram, of Tiverton, Devonshire, grocer.
John Christian Hartwig Garbers,. of. Liverpool, rtierchan,;.
George Collier, of Shrewsbury, money-scrlvener.

SIIIP NEWS.

GRAVESEND, SEPT. 25.

• Passed by—the George, Norfolk Hero, Scott, Cres-
cent, Dawson,. Sincerity, Jaine Son, Adnnture, Prinn, and
MOntreal, Boyd; f‘eni Quebec.; • -13ridgetown, Goodwin,
Achilles, Smith,
.and Golden Grove, Carey, from Demerara;
Robert, Aylwoo:1, from Jamaica Vestal, • Hutchins, from
Nevis; Isle-of "nianet, .Goodwin, from Barbados ; Ryder,
from New-York ; Peggy, Sinclair, from Trinidad ;
Mary, Worth, I]-01:1 St. Vincent's ; Wackzurnheit,
from liaMbio'_;' lo,:ander, Haley, from Martinique; Mary
Parker, Shelly, kirbt., Drysthll, Anry—=-, Lord Nelson,
aud Burton, Smith, from Antigua.
Sailed the*--Sluldraughtoil,
.Oporto; and Wil-
liam;Stokes, for. Naples.
London, England, 1801-09-28

DEAL, StPT. :7.

Vicu-Admiral Lord NELSON, it' the /imelon
Frigate, returned to the Downs last Friday even-
ing. •

Arrived yesterday the Racoon Sloop of War, with
Convoy from Portsmouth ; Vixen Gun-brig, and
Express Advice-boat, from a Cruize.
Sailed the Arrow Sloop of War, and Attack Gun-
brig, to the Northward ; thcla tomb, and Snipe
Gun-brig, to the Westward.

Remain His Majesty's Ships• ave,,yssel, Ama-
zon, Leyden, Alkmaer, and Hound ; Volcano, re-
swvius, Zebra, and Terror Bombs ; Vixen Gun_
brig ; Akers, rielaire, Ferret, and Nancy Fire.
vessels.

Between eight and nine o'clo2k this morning,
after sufferings the most unparalleled, which he bore
with heroic fortitude, died, the gallant Captain
PARKER.-In him his Country has lost a promising
Commander, who on many occasions distinguished
himself as a brave and kicserving Officer : his Me-
mory will ever be dear to a grateful Nation, in the
defence of wh:ege Liberties he nobly fell, and for
whom, with undaunted courage, he attacked a Flo.
tilla of the Enemy's, the professed objet of which
was to invade and subvert the happiest Nation on
:he face of the earth.
London, England, 1801-09-28

ISLE OF WIGHT. ,
• • TO BE- SOLD BY AUCTION, •
In Four Lots, on'Thursday the 22;1 of October next; at, the
Baptist Head.Coffee.:,hpuse, in Chancery-lane; London
rrf-TE following ESTATE: The MANOR of
MOTTLSTON, and several Fanns and Lands, held at
-Rac.k,renf,, and under Leases for. Lives within the said Ma-
nOqnd'.Parish of Mottiston. . •

'Xiso a Farm called ROUGHBOROUGH; in iliPdrish Of
Shorw;:11.

Also ,Two Valuable ADVOWSONS, viz. The Congoli:;
dated :RECTORY of MOTTISTON; and VICARAGE
of STiORWELI„ and the RECTORY ofSHORWELL,
,P,ritltA Particulars may be had of MeSsis. Smith Keke=
SOficitors, in Lincoln's-Inn; Mr. W.- and
p. Wack,A,and,Surireyins, it the Mi&l:e Tainple.; and Mr.
K..ciark; .19t:w port, Isle of Wight, who will appoint a
person ts slew tiie Estates.
London, England, 1801-09-28

BANKRUPTCY SUJ-121:SEDLD.

John JaCob, .of Eye, Suffoll;. 'common-brewer.
Richard Porter younger, of Derby, 'grocer, to sur-
render OCtpter 7, t,z, at eleven, and Noyember 7, at nine,
at -the Fr,`x and Owl Inn, Derby. Atuirnies' Mr. Chilton,
Lino, Inn London or Ni les Olt,.Derby,.Ric ,!rd King Thomas, of Evesham, 'W.c4::eslers hue, mercer,
/)Ctober 13, at four, October f 4, and NoVember 7, at eleven,
at thq.Crown Inn, Evesham, Woreesterslfii-O. Attorwes,
Mr. Cheek, Evesham; or Mr. Bousfield, Bouverie-street.i
F leer- street.
Williarn Simonds, of Market-street, St. fames, grocer,
Odober so, r 3, ,and November-7, at one, at Guildhall..
- Attorney, Mr. Lewis, Chancery,lane.
Joseph Britton, of Birmingham, jeWellgr,.odober, "9, at five,
October zo, and November 7, at eleven, at the Shakes-
Tavern, New-street,' Birmingham. Atturnies,
Mes;rs. Bolton; SaVage, and Spike, Elm-court, Temple;
or Mesrs. Gent and Son, Birfningharn.
Abel Cartwright, late of Darlaston, Staffordzhire, baker,
Odober 7, at five, Odober 8, al.d November 7, at eleven,
-at" the Harp Inn, Allrighton, Shropshire. Attorines,
Messrs. ChreeS, WightMck, and Chrees,tWolverharnp-
ton. -

jam Jones, late of
.13irmingham, Oraper and shopkeeper,
Odober
.to, 13, and Novemr 7, at °tie, at Guildhall,
London. • 'Attorney, Mr.,Field, Friday-str•tet, Cheapside.
jot3eph 'Milner, of the Haymarket; baker, October 16,- at six,
-October -17, and November-7, at onc, at Guildhall. At-
tornies, Pcarce and Dixon, Paternoster-rONV.
John George, of ..Piccadilly, draper,- October ,z 6,• at six,
Odober 17, and November 7, at one, at Guildhall.. At-
torhies, Messrs. J. and R. Willis,-Warrilord-court„Throg-
• Mottod-street;
London, England, 1801-09-28

PORTSMOUTH, SEPT. 27.

ARRIVED His Majesty's ship Hazard, from
Cork, with the following homewar,l-bound West
indiameu under convoy :

Attempt, Croft,
Queeo, -,
Middletoo: --..,
----‘,Viison:, from Surinam,
Union, ,
Two Friends,
Yre,..one, . ,
Alilphioll, -,-, from Jamaica.
Ranger, ________, from Martinique.

Arrived this evening, -Hip Majesty's Ship Glen.
more, r from the Westward ; also the Eurydice, from
Halifax and Quebec ; and a new Frig the under jury_
masts, from Buckler's Hard.

We are sorry to state the loss of His TiVili,-sty's
Frigate Lowestoft, of 32 guns, Capt. FLAW IN, .111C1
six sail of homeward-bound West.lndiamen, part of
her Convoy. They were lost soon afar they left Ja-
maica, on one of- the Hentaga's, a small Island of
the Bahamas. The Crews were, however, happily
saved, by the Acasto Frigate, Capt. FE r.Lo w Es,
who passed the Isle of Wight yesterday morning,
with the remainder of the Convoy for the Downs.
Several Passengers landed here yesterday-evening
from one of the Convoy.
London, England, 1801-03-26

IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT.

HOUSE OF PEERS;

WEDNESDAY, MARCH 25. ,
Lord WALPOLE, Of Wo9LT ER TON was introduced with
the accustomed formalities, as Baron NN; A I.POLE, Of Walpole,
swum and took his scat. His Lordship's supporters were
Lords BOSTON and BA•YNING.
The Bills before the House were forwarded in their retinc-
tive stages.
Three Private Bills were brought tip from the Commons,
and severally read a first time.
Some routine business was disposed of; after which their
Lordship's postponed those Orders which stood for to-mor-
row till. Friday—to which day the House adjourned.

HOUSE OF COMMONS.

ViDNESDAY, MARCH 25.

Sir W. Sc6rr and several other Members were
sworn, and took their Seats.
The. Bill for encouraging the growth of Potatoes
was reported, and ordered to be read a third time
to-morrow.
Mr. jortss.rostz gave notice, that after the
Easter Holidays it was his intention to make a
Motion relative to His Majesty's Vice-Admiralty
Courts, in the Plantations.
The Report of the-Committee was brought up on
the Scotch Molasses Distillery Bill*.
Mr. CORRY moved, that there be laid before the
1-louse, Accounts of the Receipt and Expenditure of
the Irisb.Tieasury from Lady-Day ,4799, to Lady-
Day !Soo ; also, for an Account sliming how the
Minty given for the Service of the year 1800, had
been disposed of. :
These Accounts were presented by the proper
Officers aecofdingiy.
IRISH BUDGET.
Mr: CARRY gave Notice, that it was found ex.
Bent to. postpone the bringing forward Resolu-
tions respecting the Ways and Means of Ireland,
froth Friday to Monday next.
. ' Sir W. PuLTENEY brought up the Bill for lessen-
the Burden of the Poor-Rates, by encouraging
the raising of Potatoes on the Wheat Follows, dur-
ing:the Sumdler Season; the Bill was read the first
`time, and ordered to be read a second time to.
'morrow;
London, England, 1801-03-19

Monday, March t6th, 18oi.
THE Post-Boy bringing the Mail from Ses-een-
Oaks to Bromley was stopped between the 17 and 16
Mile Stones from London, about Quarter past Five o'clock thiJ
111orning3 by a' Man on Foot, who presented a Pistol, demand-
ed the fvfail, and swore lie would blow the Post- Boy's brains
out if be was not wick.
The Robber took from the Boy the •
HASTINGS, " [BIDD.ENDEN,
RYE, - .Wr RANBROOK,
BATTLE, Bags for LondoITUNBRIDGE,
LA MBE R HURST, I -and
TENTERD EN, SEVEN OAKS.
Ile appeared to be a young Man, was dressed in a Smock
Frock, a round Hat, With a Light-coloured Hana'kerchirf lied
round it. • - • - •
• The Biddenden and Cranbroo.k Bags- have Mn found un-
opened ; 'all the rest el.-the Bags have been opened, but many of
the Letter: are unopened.
Whoever shall apprehend and conic?, or cause to be appre-
hended ai:dconvitied,thePersonwLto committed the said Robbery,
will be entitled to a Reward of TWO HUNDRED POUNDS,
over and above the Reward given -by As of Parliament for
aPprehending of Highwegmen r or if any Accomplice in the
Robbery shall surrender himself, and make discoveiy, whereby
the Perron who committed the same may be apprehended an -
brought to ustite, such Discoverer will be entitled to de
said Reward, and will alto receive Ills Mejesty'i most gracious
Pardon.

By Command of His Majesty's Postmaster-General,
FRA N9IS, FREELING, Sec.

EAST INDIA HOUSE,
March 5,
,igat
THE COURT of DIRECTORS of the
UNITED COMPA NY of IVIERCIM NTS t f NG-
LAIVD trading to the East Indies, do here& give'Nctife,

That they are ready to receive Proposals, in writing, on
or before Friday, the noth instant, from any Persons- who
may be willing to L-ET good COPPER _BOTTOMED
SHIPS, of the Bur:ben of soo Tons and upwards, Builders'
Meat:frown:, for the said Company's service; ouch Shlis
to be approved- by the Company's Surveyors, and to be Afam..
ned and Equipped in every retpea agteably ;o the usual
Regulations of the Company.

The Terta'eri to express the lowest Rate cJ F, eight; as there
will not be an opportunity of making any abatement.

The Tenders with the words " Ship Tender'? on tie miler,
to be severally sealed up, and left with the Secretary, at or
bei:ore Twelve o'Clock at Noon on the said,zoth instant, beyond
which.hour not any Tender will be received.
WILLIAM RA At SAY, Sr..

Draft of the Terms and Conditions on which the said Ships
will be entertained fir the Company's service, may be seen cn
application to Mr.Coggan, Clerk to the Committee of Shipping,
on or after Saturday, the 7th instant.
London, England, 1801-03-19

CABINET PICTURES,

NOW EXHIBITING at Mr. Itichardson.'s;
York-House, No. 31, corner of Villiers-street, in
the Strand. A select Coßecton of Thirty-two high-finish-
ed. Cabinet Pictures, including seven byVernet, the rest
by Creitze, and other much-adrnirtd-Artists. Admittance
One Sbilling. Descriptive Catalogues gratis.
- N. B. The• Exhibition will. finally Close on Saturday,
• March the 2sth.
London, England, 1801-03-19

THEATRE-ROYAL, DRURY.LANE.
ON SATURDAY. EVENING, March 2x,
will be performed,
DEAF AND DUMB •
Or, THE ORPHAN PROTECTED.
WITII
THE PANNEL.
Beatrice, Mrs. JORDAN. ,
Deaf and Dumb will be repeated on Monday, with
Vailequin Amulek.
A new Tragedy called Julian and Agnes is in rehearsal,
and will be produced as soon as possible. 4
London, England, 1801-03-19

ft
NAVAL „ NEWS.
No. ill; imperivit relagi, scrvumluerridentems,
Std ni:hi jerk data v. •

• YARMOUTH, MARCH 18.
His Majesty's' Ship Invincible, Wbich-
from Yarmouth Roads on the 16th inst. in a few •
hours afterwards struck on a part of 1-lappisburgh
Sands, where she remained fast, notwithstanding,
every exertion made, by cutting away her masts,
&c. till early yesterday morning, when she beat
off the sand, and soon afterwards sunk in deep
water. Admiral To-r.ry was taken out of her
by the Lively Excise Cutter ; but the Captain,
and almost all the Officers and Crew (the total
number saved being only z 25)? perished on this
Melancholy occasion.
Arrived the Speculator Lugger and' Hazard'
Cutter, from a Cruize. •
Sailed the Zethjr. Brig, for the Baltic. '

BRIXHAM, TORBAY, MARCH 17.
ARRIVED the Channel Fleet, under the Corn..
mand of Admiral CORNWALLIS, consisting of
•
Eleven Sail of the Line and One Frigate.

PLYMOUTH, MARCH 17.

ARRIVED the Sinsenele Carolina, Danish Brig,
JENS JANsEN master, laden with sugar, &c. from
St. Thomas's bound to Altona, detained by the
Unicorn Frigate.
London, England, 1801-03-19

BARNES-GREEN, SURREY.

To be LETT, FURNISHED, in Substaotial Repair,
A FAMILY HOUSE, with Double. Coach
House and Stabling for Five Horses. The House
contains a large Entrance Hall, and Parlour,. with a very
convenient Kitchen and Offices : . on the First Floor, a
pleasant Dinipg-Rcora and Drawing4toom four Bed-
Chambers, a Gallery, with a Study, and two Staircases,
over which arc six commodious Attics : a very good Gar-
den, well stocked with Fruit and Vegetables.
N. B. Theabove to be lett for three yeats, or on lease
for twenty-one years certain, taking the Furniture at ap-
praisernent.
Apply to Mrs. Stanton, at Baynes • or to Mr. Page,
Sayryor, NO. 46, CaStilt•StlC4l4
London, England, 1801-03-19

KING'b THEA.TRE. -
.1k R. DIDELOT, and Madame ROSE DIDE-
1. .11/.1 LOT, most respectfully begg. leave to inform the
Nbbility, Gentry, Subscribers, and Frequenters of the
OPERA, that their BENEUT is fixed for
THURSDAY, the 26th-instant, •
When will be performed,
A FAVOURITE OPERA,
AND A •
ItEW GRAND IiedBALLE posed by Mr. Dint LOT,
called
ALONZO THE BRAVE ; •
AND THE FAIR IMOGENE. -
(The subject taken from the Ballad of the Monk:)
With New Scenery', Dresses, and • Decorations: The
Music entirely new, composed by Posst and F4DE-
cx. The Scenery designed by' Mr. MARINARL and'
DEMARIA. The Dresses bv §'EsT
Tickets and Boxes to be haanf Mr. and -Mrs. Didelot,
No. 13; Panton-street ; and of Mr.• Shelmerdine, at the
Office of the Theatre.
•
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xx

OUTLINFS•on a COURSE Of LECTURES on CHE-
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X XI .
ANNALSofPHILOSOPHY, NATURAL HISTORY,
CHEMISTRY, LITERATURE, AGRICULTURE,
and the MECHANICAL and FINE ARTS, for the Year
1800. By T. GARNETT, M. D. F. L. S. Professor of
Natural Philosophy and Chemistry in the Royal Institution,
&c. and other Gentlethen, Bvo. sos. 6d. in boards.
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World once a year, like the Annual Registers, and will ex-
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)VIII,

The NATURAL HISTORY of VOLCANOES;
chiding Submarine Volcanoes, and' other analogous PtenoL
mena, By. the Abbe OXDINAI RE, formerly Canon of
St. Amable, at Riotn, in Auvergne. • Translated from the
original French Manuscript, by R. C. DALLAS, Esq.
One Vol. Bvo. sis. in boards. • •
XIX. -
'ANALYTICAL ESSAYS towards promoting the CHE-
MICAL KNOWLEDGE of MINERAL SUBSTANCES.
By NIA.RTIN HENRY KLA P ROT HI, Professor of Che-
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berof the Royal Academy of Sciences at-Berlin, .and various
other learned Societies. Translated from the German. One .
large Vol. Bvo. los. 6d.. in boards.
London, England, 1801-09-17

September 16,
• •
H E
MMITTE E'of . SHIPPING' qf.the
T
UNITED COMPA NY .of
.MERCHANTS of ENG-
LAND tridioigto the E4st Indies, do hereby give 'Vallee,
That the.Commillee will be ready to receive Proposals in writ-
ing,
_sealed up, on IFEDNESDAY, the 3oth inst. for supplying
the Companyw.ith
AncilOrs and Grapnals,
Canyas,
Pitch and Tar,
•
Steel,
' • Swedish Iron.
Antsuch--Per.tens who may think proper to delis irl ix Tenders,
must 'expi-ess. therein the.ltrivest-Piiii's; as they will not have an
oppiwriiiiitroffna-king airy abatement,- r • ..

-The'Conditioni of the-Cot:O7TR may be Teen'Sj; '4pl;lying to Mr.
Coggan?Cierk to the said Committee, with whom the Tender must
be left beforeTivervie o'C6ek at Noln en the above day, as net
any Tender will be received after that hour.

MEDICAL THEATRE,'ST. BARTHOLOMEW'S
.HOSPITAL.
THE following. COURSES .of LECTURES. will
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On.the:THEOßY.and PRACTICE of MEDICINE-; by
Dr. ROBERTS.
-.ANA'T'OMY and PHYSIOLOGY, by Mr. ABERNE-
THY: • • . • • '
Comparative ANATOMY, by Mr. MACART24 EY.
THEORY and, PRACTICE of SURGERY, by Mr:
ABERNETHY.
CHEMISTRY and the MATERIA MEDICA, by Dr.
powEt.L.
EERY ina. the DISEASES of WOMEN and
CHILDREN, by Dr.-THYNNE. •
The Lectures will begin on Thursday; gelober t, at TWo
o' Clock: • • • 7
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thecarysShop, St. Bartholomew,sHospital.

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XVI I

- A Second Volume of SEkIVI()NS preached to a COUN.
TRY CONGREGATION: to which are added, a few.
Hints for Sermons ; intended chiefly, for the Use of the
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XXIII

. gLEAIENTS of NATURAL HISTORY. Being ati
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and of the most. remarkable species; particularly of ill that
are Natives- of Britain. With an Account of the principal
Circumstances in their-Manners and HistOty LikewiSe art
Alphabetical A rrangettient, with -Definitions of the technical
Terms used in the Science. -Vol. I. containing the first tout
Classes, viz. Mama-La; Aniphibia; and Fishes.
With Explanatory m
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*,*...rithe•Second Volume, which completes the Woilt
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Ledures, and to such as are not sufficiently acquainted with
the Latin Language:, Even to the more. learned it will-sup:,
ply the Want (as tar, at leaSt, as the Natural History of Bri-
tain is concerned), of the Systenia Naturx, a Wqrk of high
price, and not always to be met with; and the Glossaries
will 4sistfifici who are in-possession of that work; with an
Explanation of the Terms used by the Swedish Naturalist:
London, England, 1801-09-17

FALMOUTH, SEPT. 14.

SAILED late last evening, the Igalsinghain Packet,
ROBARTS, with the Mail of the Bth inst. for Lis-
bon ; the American ship Juno, WORTH, for Guern-
sey ; ditto Merchant, DYER, for Rotterdam ; and
the Brig British King, TONE, for London.
The Chesterfield Packet, BLIGHT, with the
Mails of the zd inst. for Halifsx and New-York,
is detained till further orders.

The Penelope Packet, WI LsoN, from Jamaica

the Prince Ernest ditto, PETRE, from Halifax and
New-York, and the Harlequin ditto; GRAY, from
Lisbon, are all daily expecled.

The Kimg George Packet will sail, if favourable
wind, on Saturday next, with the Mail of Tuesday
next, for Lisbon.

DOPER, SEPT. i 6.

A Flag of Truce sailed from hence with Dis-
patches for France early this morning.

YARMOUTH, SEPT. i 6.

SAILED the Squirrel and Ariadne Sloops on a

Cruize.

Arrived the Lidultty, BOOTH, and Race-horse,
REED, from London.

The Driver and Lynx Sloops have detained and
sent into this Port, the Norden, G. A. KLEYN mas-
ter, from Amsterdam, with goods, bound to Lis-
bon ; and De jafer Rarmyna, KLA4s WYK-.
MEYER, from Amsterdam, bound to Bourdeaux

with goods.-
The Drake Cutter has a Signal flying for the
)3altic, and waits only for the Hart Brig, which is
expelled with her Convoy from the Note.
London, England, 1801-09-17

FIFTEEN THOUSAND POUNDS

I.XTANTED, on ample Land Security, in the
• V County of York, for which Five per Cent. will be
given,. and the Interest 'regularly paid Half-yearly. Princi-
pals or their Solicitors, to apply to Mr. Smith,,Attorney at
Law, No. 93, Hatton garden.
London, England, 1801-03-21

'7 •
Mr. 1. H. ADISI.P,'CTOY again~ spOkeit to
,Oidet. • . . • • i
' The SPEAKER said that the House. must
"decide as the Hon. Baronet bad throwli' himielf
`. upon its indulgence.
. 'Si' Fk4NOIS• BURDETT then defended
himself-4*mM the imputation of having thrown
any personal refleelions either on Marquis Cop.N-
-' WAL us, or the Noble Lord who 'wza President
of the Court-Martial, and declared chit he meant
only 'to refer to public and acknov leaded afts,
which be conceived he had a' right to do.
' Mr. ROSE said that it was always
.the prac.
tice of the House to allow Ghtlenicil who con-
- Ceived that they had been misrepresented, to ex.
plain, more especially.if that misrepresentation
went to throw any imputation On Charaelers.
Mr. WHITBREAD then explained some
things which he had said respeaing
,the. ads of
the Irish Parliament, and the Proceedings of the
Court-Martial before'alluded to. ' " The'Question on the title of the Bill was, then
put and carried. . .
Mr. BANtis brOught up a Report from the
Provision. Committee ;. which was read, and or.:
.derect to be printed. ' - ' '
Mr. BA'NKEg , gave notice that he meant to
niove on Monday, that .this Reportbi referred id
the Committee' of. Supply.
• The Report of the Committee on the. Bill for
prohibiiing the making of Malt, and the distill-
ing of Spirits from Grain in Ireland, was brought
up, read, and agreed 'to,' and the 'Bill, was Ordered
-to be read a third time to-mdrrow. .
The keport of the Committee on the' Irish
Duties Continuatice Bill was brought up., read
and agreed to, and the Bill was ordered to be
read a third time to morrow.
Lord CATLEREAGII said, that as he saw
many Members going away, he wished to, 'give
notice that it would be necessary for the House
to meet to-morrow, to forward some Irish Bills ,
another stage, otherwise it would be impossible'
for them to be passed in time for them to have
effea.

The SPEAKER said, that if a' sufficient num.
ber of Members would attend, he would take the
Chair at a quartcrbefore four o'clock.
'The other Orders of the Day were disposed of.
• The House adjourned at half past seven o'clock
till to-morrow,

THE SUN.

.?11014P4 QUI& DICERS FA1.91.71.4 AJDEAT ?
London, England, 1801-03-21

AN insidious and impudent Statement having
appeared to 'the leading' Article of a Morning
%ter of yesterday,
.respcaing a supposed -dd-
._
-ference between Mr. DUNDAS and Sir C.SIVART,
'concerning the Plan of Operations- intended to
have been carried on at the commencement of the
last Campaign under the Command of the latter,
and in concert with the Austrians in Italy, we
feel ourselves more particularly called upon to
contradict it, as, horn the manner in which this
Statement is given, it might be -suppe;sed, by
persons who are not acquainted with the•assuming
tone and eharatier of. the Paper in. question, to•
have the osanaion of something like authority or
fads. We can pledge ourtelVes, in the most un-
qualified manner, to the Public, that -the motives
which ii,duced Sir C. STUART VT? decline the
Command in-the Mediterranean, had.no reference,
whatever to any pretended Prr,p'oitiO‘ns'rnade 'to
him by Mr. DUNDAS, respe. Bing the, Mode or
Plan of. his Co-operation "'with General MELASj
and the-.Autfrian Army in the Genoese Territor.y."
We wit
,go-futther, and without pretending to

:State the grounds on which .that gallant Officer
retired, we take upon ourselVes to assert not only
that they were wholly unconne4ed 'With any
effort orenterprizit Of the nature alluded to, but
that every thing stated with respe&to Rtstric-
tions and Pr9positioili'.!. relative to that Enterprie
which that Paper So modestly declares,.,wcre'suo.-
•
gem. ecin " by the f011.y.-and obstiltasy .cf-ytke fly):
Miflisters," can only•be considered as a .proof of
the Folly and spirit of Imposition which 'sug-
gested to the Writer those Remarks, .and the
little collateral Falsehoods which -have been art.

ly introduced '&1; give a more plausible colour-

ingto the Ch4rgOl Whit is Lift, without appa-
rent design,,,they add greatly to its•malice.
this description is the circumstance' so unaffeaecily
stated, that the pretended Propositions which led
to Sir C. Si UART'S resignation 'were « brought
forward xst . the -very day, or on the eve of his-
iti;ended'Embarkation." Nothing can be more

falie. 'ln Short, 'a more infamous attempt to im_
pose upon the Public, in order to gratify .the
basest motives, never disgraced the Jaily.Press
of this Country.

. , .
WE are sorry to find that_we have contributed
to the error into which the Public have been led,
with resped fothe.Squadron .of Sir R. CALDER.
Morecorreet and recent intelligence has satisfied
us that he had not, as has. been :stated, entered
the. Mediterranean. •We are,..however, in: hopes
that he i 9 now. ihere.' His Majesty's Frigate La
Magic ime) ii:Matkablq fast sailer, had been dis,
patched from the Channel Fleetr to overtake him,
if possible. On the 36th February, Sir Ron ERT
C4L,DER was off Cave Sc, Vincent, and en the
London, England, 1801-01-13

JAN. 11.

Otst 'Friday morning, at day-break, as the CV,.
rt:eutian hired. Armed Cutter .was cruizing to 41,1 e.•
Fittstwartl, off Porthind, whicii is her station,,she•
fell two latge'F'rench Cutter l'rivateers,
and immediately made sail after them. The
Cdnintamier soon. finding them :to tnerny's
ships, he hoiSted out hikhoat„ ,and got all .clear.for
Action. For-some time they,rthOliin out ;to sea,-
which they ' tacked, to..vards anci
cothineoced the Aetion, one on each side, for an
hour. 'Both .1/ css-els-were'‘,. superior in foree, but:
the gallant Commander, Lieut. FAULKIWiti :de-,
fended his Cutter with .a ,valoitr. and skill that do`
him the hikhest honour, ;trid which will riti doubt
entitlefhinitio the notice ofthe Lords of the
tyli ratty eibeittati `eight of his men killed and wound.,
Gil .; his '.'S'aikand rigging cut to; pieces, - and his
vessel totalty unmanageable. TheTEnemy's cut-
ters manceitvred.in.suth a .manner- as to get one on
the broadside, and the other on'the'quarter, whew'
they attempted .to board, but were repulsed.
bylthegallantry of this Officer and his small Crew.'
At *last -one of the. Cutters. Made 'win, and sheered
oft; while the other renewed the Aftion wAth

, attacked by them both; when the.largest sheer 4
on her quarter, and boarded with upwards of
sixty men, under'a heavy shower of grape shot
and musquetry. The small Crew not amount.
ing to more than forty men, being unable to
contend with such superior force any longer,
were obliged to yield, and to suffer the Frenchto haul down the Colours-themselves. Lieutenant
~..FAuLiatort gixes thc Merest prase to his Ship's
Company, 4nd particularly to:I/Ir.
„RICH AR D
MILL,s, -the Master, wha highly distinguished
'himself -daring the whole of the :Adion. They
kept up a -constant fire, even until they 'were
' boarded ancl drove from their gun's by the. French,
Mr. MILLAtt, and the whole Crew, were taken
out and divided between the two Cutters.— 1,-,
:The Lieutenant had the good fortune to be left
on board, and. was yesterday. morning brought
in here with the Cutter, re-taken by the Grey-
, 176uad Cusrom-hodse Curter, Captain WI LKI t" 0
SO S., ICIIO on - the alarm froth Portland, imme- i
diately put to sea, and re-captured her the sanw
.1.,
; evening, leaving. His Majesty's, Ship the Iffetue!
rj iil chace of the Privateers, and within five or
;:six miles of them : hopes are therefore isotertained ,
that one c both of theih,. nay be taken,. either
i
bv- this ip6el or bs- some other of His Majesty's.
-Igrokzts.. .- The 'French Officer who boarded
.Ir,ays, 014 the French had tV.lenty-six of their
- men killed,and wounded. ,-.1-119 Cutters mounted 1
each 14 guns ; one of them had ninety-five men) -t
/'amf the othei eighty. They: sailed from Cher- -:1;
ohotiftlaft-Wednesday, _but. hatt. taken nothing: I
they were to have cruized =olt-Portland nine or li
ten days, -and then to have proceeded in company
116r-the:Coast:of Portugal. - If they should not
.., fall into the; hands of our Cruixers, they must go
into some-port to refit.
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PORTSMOUTH, Dec. b.

Ast*trill) His Majesty's Ships Gorgon and
'low, from Egypt, and the following TraniTorts
4,ljt, Shanv, Traveller, Argus, and. Little la/),.
Ail the above ships are put under Quarantine.
Arrived the Jenny, MARSHAV., from Leith to,
Cadiz ; and Everton, ZraE, from Stettin to Li-
This day His Majesty's Ship Pearl was released
i‘toln Quarantine.
Came into Harbour to take in Troops for Mar-
tinique,
,the./11,4ria, ARTHUR.
A-Ship of the Line is now in the Offing, supposed
It) he from the Mediterranean.
London, England, 1801-12-07

DUBLIN, DEC. I.

Napper Tandy is bringing up to town from
Lif-
ford, by order of Government, to be shipped from
hence, as the most convenient way, for Botany
Bay.
It is said that the Prisoners in Fort St. George,
and others who signed for their own transportation,
will also be sent thither, according to their own
stipulation.
London, England, 1801-12-07

FALMOUTH, DEC. 4.

ARRIVED His Majesty's Ship Cleoisatra, of p
bus, Capt. ISRAEL PELLEW, in thirty-four days
from Halifax ; the Bail( Earl Marehmont, Capt.
tIVJAIID, laden withs alt, from Malta for orders :
tame under convoy cf His Majesty's Ships Wool-
%Pleb, of 44 guns, Chichester, of 44 guns, and Kan.
Zarco Brig, of 18 guns, with about forty sail of
Vessels, which passed this Port up Channel this
Morning. They left Malta on the 7th September,
and Gibraltar on the Ist ult. Also arrived the
trig Betsey, Capt. Bisson, in twenty-five days
?tom Cape Breton, with cod-fish, for orders.
The Dude of York Packet, for Lisbon, sails to-
Ynorrow. The Tcrannkresid) for .gew-York, and
Auckland, for Jamaica, will-sail or Sunday, if the
'Wind will permit.
London, England, 1801-12-07

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