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The Sun.
London, England, 1801-06-12

BANKS OF TIIE„-MliIN, MAY jo.

WE have reports here, though they certainly re.
quire confirmation, that three divisions of French
'troops will immediately enter the Empire that the
First Conttl has declared that he will t(lntit of no co._
operation of any other Power in the accompli.il ownt
Hof the Pcaee of the Empire; and to prevent all delays,
will immediately occupy the
,Countries desrined
for compensation with French Troops, in COtlhe.'
quence of which a strong French corps will imene.
diately take possession of liamherg and tzbarg.

The following are the new Promotions and Ar.
pointtnents,to the Peerage CHAR LES GaixY,
Sir CHARLES MORGAN, and Mr. PrLHnM, to be
created Barons ; and Lords RONINEY3 GREY Dt
WILToN, and PELHAM, to be raised to the rank o
Earls.

Lcird Sr.S-r.HELENs i 3 appointed ArOusador an I
Minister. Plenipotentiary' w the Court of Peters.
burgh.

Last night was baptize,i, by the Right Rev. the
Lord Bishop of St. DAN IL) filth infant ,lau4hter
of Colonel Folin as, at his house in Dike-street,
Westminster. The Sponsors for EIR MAILS.
TIES were, the Duke of Roxii tr tt Gu, Proxy for the
KING, and the Catintebs of CAR D 'GAN and ELY,
for Halt MAJESTY and the PR INC EL 1 2,kil ETH ;
and, in compliment to the Royal Spbnhors, the chilki
was named CHARLoTris ELIZABETN.--Thc Noble
'Visitors were, after the ceremony, most elegantly,
entertained.

Five Officers, and too men of the 24th Regi,
meat, are left behind sick. kiis Royal flightless
the Commander in Chief has ordered the wife of
everY soldier of the 24. th Regiment, who sailed for
Egypt., a guinea, and every child five ltillings
each, to carry, them to their respeCtive hogies.
When Lord C. MANNERS fell at the ,Re-view on
Monday, his horse roiled over him. He was rt.
moved, apparently lifeles.,, to. MI. HA 1:1:5"S, merar
Ashford ante'', where he remained speeLliiess tiil
.
the artivid of Mr. RUtin, the Surgeon, ,rho pro.
flounced him yesterday better.
An erroneous statement having appeared in seve.
IA of the Public Prints, with restie& to an addi.
tiontit Duty to be imposed upon Bricks, we are
thorized to say, that the only new Duty intendo4l
to be introduced in -order to prevlnt the ft-and
,praeti3ed by making Bricks of a larger size tiLlu
the u,,tt:tl mmdard ; fur which purpose it will Le
up td to lay a Doty of Five Shillirgsptr:rhou.
,):1 Bricks above the size of cighr.itthes a I.t
half in length, four inches in width, and two incl.t;
and 4 1 4adal depth
London, England, 1801-06-15

DOVER, JUNE

NESTtxpavir a Flab of Truce arrived from Calais,
with Dispatches for M. OTTO; and in the cour4e of
the dal one sailed from hence for Calais, with
Dispatches.

Arrived filo Brig .-I,larir, PARROTT, from NGr.
folk, in Virginia.

DEAL, JUNE 14-.

Pis Majesty's Ship aver:pre/came down yester_
day afternoon from Sheerness, where the OG:4:1:
and Seain6 have received three years piy, and
she now .bears the Flag of Admiral LOTW IDC F
Which Was last night shifted from the S Z.' age Sloop
of War.

Arrived His Majesty's Ship Heldio, from the
Westward ; C r Stoop of \Var, and Muriwr
from a Cruize to the Eastward. •
London, England, 1801-06-15

rONCRLTE LEMON JUICE.

Mr. CoxwnLt., of Temple-Bar, hailing been!
given to understand that • some other Acid has:
been sold for .Concrete Lemon juice, feels it ne-1
eessary to-obsuve, that he is pespitted 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 ame, and in his own hand-wrairt, will!
afford sufficient security against ithpo.ition to those.
.whO shall be desirous to make :Use of this conve-
nient and elegant preparation. •
London, England, 1801-04-27

A‘faii'aity..offce, 'April 25, 't 8o i.

Extraa of a Leiter
_from Captain Commander
of Majetty't Ship I'enkrable, tei, Evan
1:51: dated at Sea, the 7th inst. • .

I beg leave to enclose you a Copy of a Letter
froth th Hon. Captain Legge, .of 'His Majesty's
Ship Cambrian.

stR, Cambrian, at Sea, April 6; tBo r .
The Vessel you sent me in duce of this morning
proved to be L'Audacieux French Lugger Priva-
teer, of 14. guns and so men, commanded by S. B.
Ant. Candeau, belonging to Bourdeaux, which place
she left on the 3oth March, and has since only de-
tained one American.

The ship we recaptured yesterday was the Nancy
Letter of Marque, of London; she was taken on
the o,instant inlai. So deg. 4z min. N. and long.
W. by Le 'Lave French Privateer:
am, &c. &c. &c.
ARTHUR K. LEGGE.
;ammo! Hood, Eq. Ef.fc. &c.
•
ittril 25, ISo t .

Copy of a Letter from Wevon, Colleacr
of Hit Majesy's Customs, at IVeym.:uth, to Evan
4Veitan, Es?. dated the 20th instant.
SIR,
I beg !eau to acquaint you, -that Captain Wil-
kinson;-of the Greyhound Revenue Cutter, has cap.
tured and sent into this Port,, a French Lugger
Privateer, called Le Petit Piratte, Anselme Sep
tail, Commander, mounting four 'carriage guns,
(pierced for twelve), small arms, and manned with
twenty-four men, out three days from St. Makes.
I am, &c. &c,
W. WESTON, Conztlor.
London, England, 1801-04-27

SECOND TIME,
THEATRE-ROYAL, DRURY-LANE.
rO-IIIIORROW EVENING, April 28, iSo i,
.1. Their MajULIAN • esties' ServantAND s will
AGNESad a new Tragedy, called
J.
The CharaElers by
Mr. KEMBLE, Mr. WROUg_TITON,
At. PACKER, Mi. BARRYMORE, Mr. HOLLAND,
Mr. MADDOCKS, Mr. POWELL.
Mrs. :SIDDONS, Miss BIGGS.
With anew pROLOCVE and E Lon uF.to be Spoken by
Mr. POWELL, and Miss BIGGS. . .
After which the Farce of
THE PANNEL.. •
The Tragedy of Julian and Agnes will be repeatecl. every
Fithing till further notice. ,
A new Romantic Urania with Songt, called Acielmoin
ed *MMthi4 1 T
lie Outlaw, will he produc t •te y. he Music
=posed by• Mr.

Nlr. G. JONES'S (Riding-Mater} NIGHT.
NEW ROYAL CIRCUS, ST. GEORGE's FIELDS:
TO-MORROW Evening, TUESDAY, April
bc•presented, a Variety of
NEW EQUBSTRIAN EXERCISES,-
After which a New Grand Ballet Pantomime, ut TNIto Pints;
combining Song, Dance, and Aaiun,- andlonnded on His.
torical Faas, called
. RINALDO AINALD‘INI
Or, The SECRLT AVENGERS.
After which, an 'entire New National Speßacic (eommento:.
rating.our late Naval Atelticsieineut), called,
THE NORTHERN ZLEET;
Or, ERITISHINTREP,IDITY I'RIUNIPHANT.
To which will he added, the popular splendid •S'erio.Comie
Pedestrian and Equestnan Pantomime, called
THE MAGIC FLUTE •
'
O. HARLIQInN CHAMPION.
Tickets to be had of Mr. Jones, No. 4, Lambeth.road,'and
at his Vantlatort Riding.Seloool, the Corner of Wchber-F.trect
adpining the North Side of the ,Magdalen Hospital, Mack.
friars-road, where he regularly attends front Seven in the
Merning till Three in the Afternoon, to instruct in the po-
hc Art of Riling and Managing- the Horse, for the Army,
Road, or Field.

OSEX. MANOR OF.OLD HALL.
• TO BE SOLD BY -AUCTION',
On the 3d . day of tune next, at the White Hart Inn, in
Docking, in •Essex ; •
11-" HE MANOR of OLD HALL, and the Manor
House,iwith convenient Barns, Stable; and-flullaingi,
and upwards. of TWO HUNDRt.i'll anit SEVEN'T'Y
ACRES of very rich Arable, Meadow, ,Pasture, ana Wood-
land, lying in a king Fence, in the Parishes of KM NE, aril
GREAT SALIM; in the s3id Co‘ntv, lately the property
ot,,and oe i
ctipied.by.Edwarct Taylor,. Gent. -cleceax.i. Pos-
sesiOn tray be lx:dAt Michaelmas next, • •
• Fur particulars -apply to Mr. Wade, Attorney at Law,
Dinunow, Essex.
London, England, 1801-04-27

POITR, APRIL 26.

A Fig t) f Truce sailed last ;light at elec'en
o'clock, with Diyatchesfrom.M. Or-ro, for Calais.
This morning- a Passage Vessel 4rrived from
Calais, which brought Lord 'WYCOMBE, and seve-
ral other Passengerst; also 'a-Paris Paper of the 23d
ipstant, but it tonpins nothing.important.

',Wriived the Sally, 'of. Norwich, 'Capt. WH tit,
from Savannah for. London, with theloss of .two
•
anchors.. .••
London, England, 1801-04-27

Y. 4 RMOUTIii -Aritit. 26.

YISTERDAY sailed the Squadron under Admiral .
DICKSON, to cruize off Goree, consisting of the
Printess of °rani, Leyden, Assistants.,
.Monenool!,
'Madras, and Agincourt Men of War kzariket
ailkiLatma Frigates, Favourite Stoop, Lady Asia
and;Lal douse Brigs, ,aad S Atc-dai r- Logger, and
Dra4reorter. * • .
Sailed the hi!, of so .guns, aid Cramer Beg,
for the Note. •

At-rivet; thelial:!eit, (Hospital Ship), from 'the
Baltic, with Wounded Seamen. The brave fellows,
•
thong, many of Oerrt were severely wounded, ap-
peared to be in high spitits whilst landing.
The Alvf.tici, passed the Roads yesterday for the
Nore.

PLYMOUTH, APRIL 25.

ARR IV ED La kj.mthe Frigate, of 36 guns, from
a Cruize in the Bay.
Sailed the Oris,z, of 74 guns, for Portsmouthl
and Trioll, of 3z guns, on a Cruize to the. West.
•
ward.

• .SHEERNESS, Aißit.

AltitIVED on Friday tvening

Brig.
Yesterday arrived His Majesty's Sloop Falcon,
Capt. NAISH, from the River Thames,
Sailed 'L'ffiroffdelli, for Yarmouth.
Came into Harbour the Billet?: Sto3p of War.
This day arrived his Majesty's Ship Memarch; of
74. guns, Capt. bLIGH, from the Baltic.
London, England, 1801-04-18

PLYMOUTH, APRIL i 6.

THE Out*ard-bound West India Fleet, tinder
convoy of the Caitor ilsrigate, posed by this port
this afternoon, consisting of kyliiSail; with a tine
breeze at North East'.

Arrived the Brig liter, of and from Limerick,
with provisions; bound to London; captured by a
French PriVateer, and-re:taken by the Fotithee Fri-
gate, off Alderney.
Arrived the American Ship Mermaid, J. Ti L±ON
master, laden with rice and cotton, for Lt hdon
.put in by contrary winds. On the toth..tinstant,
in lat. 4.9. 30. long. il. o. she was boarded by a
French Corvette, of 20 guns, which phindered the
Ship of sundry articles, treated the Master and
Crew very
_roughly, and then permitted her to pro-
ceed on her voyage.
London, England, 1801-04-18

COUNTRY HOUSE.

lANTED, a Neat Compaft HOUSE, UN-
V FURNISII D, situatc.between ao and 40 miles Of
London, with Gatden, Coach-house, and Stabling. A few
A'cie.s of Land tc, it would be preferred.. Apply or, addreis
Particulars to Mr. Edward Cannon, Solioitor, LeicestCt-
pface, Leicester-squaie, Lornign.
London, England, 1801-04-18

IRELAND.

CARLaW, APRIL 4.
At our Assizes a case singularly interesting was
tried before. Lord Norbury, which excited sensa-
tions of horror and disgust in every person who was

present.
Mr. Barrington, leading Counsel for the prosecu-
tion stated, that Mary Doyle stood indicted for an
offence of the ntoSt barbarmis description, that of
procuring Infant Children from the-Foundling Hos-
. under false pretences, as a nurse ; robbing
of the covering which they received from the
• .ity of the,institetion; then starving the unfor-
ate infant, to render its tniseiable appearance an
ibjett lo excite compass lion ;, and; when famine and
nakedness had reduced it to tlielast extremity; sell-
ing it to some person who wOuld caily it to town
fn- the quitter's wages of ii, -ss. and leaving it
Al-.:etwards w nerish.—Mary Moyle hid pratlised
that traffic, • which disgraced the very name of the
`human species': the most fixoeititls'-of the brute
creation proteßed their young ; bet Mary Doyle,
though In a human formrdestroyed,theinnocent in_•
fants which she-was bound by humanity, duty, and
trust, to proteeckand nourish:
Tbe prosecution liFtd been carried' on by direAions
1)f those.amiable and distinguished persons,- whose
benevolence and charity had induced them to super-
„ intend the arrangement of the, Foundling Hospital.
Institution, and to whobe-ftelulom attentions and
benevolent exertion, the Country is indebted for
• , the, preservation of thousands of these unfortunate,
infants, who, deserted by their unnatural parents,,
be.come the Childien .of the Public,, and. aretntitied
to the humanity which - their • helpless and innocent
situations comiturnds from every heart whicb.retainS
• one principle of human feeling;
• Mi Barring-on stlt-d fully evidence for the
prosecution, and the absolute neceesitv of exem-,
.
platy puni,benent on the Priioner ; and much regret-
ted that the circumstances of thecase did not legally
n indiament for murder, to which' the of-
-fence virtually amounted.
Mr. Wm. reiidept Apothecary to the
Hosp,ital, proved illat the Prisimer, under the assuln.:
-ed' name of Margaret Collins had under a recOm-
,
mendatiOn from the Rev. Mr. *Neil, procured as
a nurse from the Poundling'floSpital, in November
1799, a male infant of the name of "Michael Slain
and In De..-enihr foll6Wing another child •of the
name of John Pa, about three months old ; that,
she got clothes with each of them, and five shillings
travelling expellees. -
The Rev. Mr. MeNeil.proved, that she. procured
•
the recommendation by false .pretences, and that
her real name was Mary Doyle; that'discovering
the decepion,. he had her apprehended, upon which
she acknowledged:the faa of her selling John Ball,
one of the children, for 3s, 91d,
Ann Vines proved, that in December 1799,
the Prisoner came to her house with a child, which
she said was her own ; that she staid a few days
and went away ; that she returned again in about a
London, England, 1801-04-18

FALMOUTH, Ap R L 15.

PASSED by this morning, the otitwatd-hound
West India Fleet, under convoy of 'His Majesty's
Ships Castor, Porcupine, Plover, and Cainelion.
The Ships Union, BE V AN, King George, COTTER,
Iris,' Do UGL AS, Millness, ALLAN, and
BUDGE, for the West Indi;s, sailed from hence to
join them.

Yesterday arrived the American Ship Roba and
Betty, Capt. RICHARDS, from Norfolk, with 4500
barrels of flour, for a market. It is supposed she
will land it at this Port.—About ten days since she
was spoke by a French Privateer, of i 6 guns, the
Captain of which permitted him to proceed.
Also arrived the Countess of Bute, Capt. M'IC EL-
LER, to wait Convoy for Quebec; the Ris;ug Sun,
and the Efi.gabetb, HAY WARD, from London ; the
Nelly, CAITHNESS, from Dumfries, and the Raven
Sloop df War, from a Cruize.
London, England, 1801-04-18

Y ARMOUTH,' APRIL, 17.

SA tt.pn the Pr;nce Vales, I BANF, kirtg
George, DtANE3 and Diana, OSIIORE, Packets,
for Cuxhav,en. Their guns were landed here yes-
tenlay, and they sail under Flags of Truce.
His Majesty's Ship Ljnx has detained and sent
in here the Chadotenburg and 179 n li.cheibsai te;,o
large Ships under Prussian Colours.
Sailed the Shark Sloop.
London, England, 1801-04-18

CHAMPION-110USE, ISLE OF
.WIGHT.

9'O I3E LETT, foi One, Two, or Three Years,
1 or a shorter period, Ready_ Furnished, a small neat
COUNTRY HO with ptfices and. Garden adjoinin4,
fit for the immediate Reception of a.small Santily, and wits'.
or without Ten Acres of Meadow or Pasture Land.. The
I,!use is pleasantly situated in the centre- of the Isle of
ight, ibout three miles from the Town of Newport.
For particulars enquire of Ms. LoVe, Cabinet-maker,
Newport.
London, England, 1801-10-28

SAF,IOE OF AFEYRO.Y.

WHFN t. to yotrog- SavagQ-of 'Aeeyronwas. taken .
in .the Forest of Cacine, and brought to Paris, the
desire of seeing man in a state Of Nature, induced
thousands to go to s,te who were astonished
to find only a- be...ng ‘xlio ai,ieatcd; riiither to sve
nor hear; or to pay any kind or attention •to any
It was immediately said, that -Man, in a
state of Nature, could not resemble such a being,
and c,lnciuded, that the Sae-Use of Avey,on
11111,t have he:n born Ideot. ThiS idea was
ralop ell es en by st.ut.:: very enlightened men, who.
had tried ditf.e-cnt modes of nisi ion upon him
in vain,, and who ptcfetred laying the blame of their
failure upon the imbecility of the Savage, rather
than upon- the- impe4ek!tion of their •own plans ~f-edueatip.'
edueatip.' liven Citizen PI NE F., 'whose skili in
the tie:vine:it of Ideots and Ltinatics can only he
sort,as,c3 bi• his htimaoity, having'examiped
unfortunate objeet, &Cidedly • opinion that
he was condemned be Nature to a stare of ideotism.
Some Philo,al;hers, however, opn.psed so severe a
• •
decree,. and conten,'.ed that every pOssihle means of
in4trunion should he_tried belOre this unfortunate
being. wits for ever -excluded frdm society. Their
advice was literied to, an. he was placed under the
care of Citizen 1.71..Att 0, a Physician belonging to
the N'ational Institution 14 the Deaf 'and Dumb.
The event hits toi a certain degree justified the ex.
,Citizen YE -AR D perceived at first that
hi, patient seemed to have entirely lost his sense of
; he appeared nekther Susceptible of heat or
Co:d ; sen,is of trusting and smelling scented to
on equally deleaive : however, vy the appliCation
of"a „Variety of remedies. and among others the
',';.,:trtn bath, his senses began to revive, and .he
evidently guided, in his ch.lice by smell 'as
v. ell as by his taste. His eye at first was haggard
• ar : he undoubtedty.could, -but 1-cc did
not :',.ppcar tri look At any thing. The .lotideit
nols;.ts appeared not to. affl'a • hint. A ttuinpet
pistyl discharged close to his ear,
would not make him 'turn his bead.round. This
in.ensibilitv, however, was in time overcome,. and
he at length became attentive to external. objects.
10.....crirn0" attached to his.Nur,rie,• and chewed cvi-'
deer :1-iriptorns at the-sight-,of his- i!hysieian. His
ideas became multiplied, and tonneCted with each
other. Different kinds,6l.- amusement Were invent:
eti for 'him, ti hich 4vere at the same rime made the
vehicieS'of.instration.: Citizen YEAR I> then urn.
' dertOOk—to teach Ohntaeters
.of the• Alpha-
bet,
,and, afteitin".inite pains, has at 'length taught
him to distinguish- theM. If you prontince the.
words milk, gaup, Ste. immediately talus .the
letterS which compose • these words, and arranges
them re ularly upon a board ; and he acquires every
day a new word. It it; true he only knows' words
'that denote his wants;, but be is now able to cqm-
mmiicpte, to a certain degree, with mankind; he has
brokri through the limitsof that state of ign6rance
in which he had so long continued. ,
London, England, 1801-10-28

FRASLIISBURGH, OCT. 17.

UPoN receipt of the Gazette announcing the
Preliminaries of Peace being.ratified, every demon-
stration of joy was shewn here by all ranks.
At twelve o'clock the party of the 4th Irish
Dragoons quartered here, and the Frasersburg,h.
Volunteers under the command of Ciipt. FRA.SER,
assembled at the Cross, and fired afeu.de-jue with
great correaness. The bells were then set a ring.
ing, bonfires lighted up, and a splendid and general
illumination took place in the evening.

The Town Council and several of the inhabitants
dined together, when many apposite toasts were

drank.

On the 2ISt inst. died at his house in Harley_
street, Cavendish square, two months after the
death of his beloved wife and infant son, the Hon.
JOHN COCHRANE. Indigent Talents, the Poor,
and the Friendless, have lost a never failing as.
sistant.

On Sunday last the wife of Mr. Erskine, a re.
speaable sadler in York, who had for a long time
laboured under dejection of spirits, precipitated her.
self from a considerable height, at the back part of
the house, into the River Ouse. From its depth
and rapidity at the time of her plunging in, thz
body could not be found, and it is supposed was cr-
ried to a great distance, as it has not yet been
recovered. The only motive to which this affeet_
ing event can be ascribed, is the successive loss of
all her children and many friends.

The Tycho De Brahe, -, from Dantzig to
Liverpool, is on shore at Kirkwall.
London, England, 1801-10-28

DIPIDEND.7 .

De:. 5. Thomas Winterbourn and Charles Gardner, of
Carqfstreet, neat Chancery-lane, tayldri, at ten; at guild:,
hall.
Nov. 2r. William 13ulter, of Holborn, tavern-keeper, at
ten, at Guildhall./
Dec. i. Solornon Holmes, of Doncaster, Ipther-dresser, at
eleven; at,the Green Dragon Inn, Doncaster.
N0v..27. john Curtis, of Warwick-street, Golden-square,
harness,tnaker and sadler, at twelve, at Guildhall.
Nov. aS. David Phillips, of Oxford-street, stable-keeper,
at ten, at Guildhall.
Nov. 27. John Hughes, of Silver-street, Falcon-square,
:vie-Waller; at, twelve, at Guildhall.
Nov. t 7. William King, of I3irmingham, falor, at eleven,
at the. Swan Tavern, girmingliam.
Dec. 1. Thomas Yates, of Stockport, Chester, muslin-
manufadurer; at four, at the White gear Inn, Man,

chester.
N0v..27. George Danson, of Lancaster; ..rneratant, at ten,
at the Sign of the Grapes, lianeaster.
Nov. 2.5.. Fashwick, of Whittle-in-le-Woods,
Lancashire, cotton,inanufaeitirer, at eleven, at the Swan
Inn, Chorley.
N0i..26. Ralph Jackson; of Market Weighton, Yorkshire,
shopkeeper, at eleven, at the Freemasoes"faveni, King-
ston-upon-Hull.
Dec. 1. Thomas Weaver, of Green-street, OxtbrO-sfreet,
carpenter, at eleven, at Guildhall. ' „
Dec. t. Mark Gregory and ,Thomas Gregory, of King's
Arms Yard, London, at twelve,ltt Guildhall.
Nov. 28. Thomas Haynes, of Duke-street, St. 'mob's,
haberdasher, at ten, at Guildhall.
Dec. 5. lames Willis, of Puddinglane, London, merchant,
at eleven, at Guildhall.
Dec: S. Edward Sargeant the younger, of the Minories,
slopseller, at tee, at Guildhall.

CERTIFICATES.
Nov. 17. Chayles Eldridge, of Cheltenham, viaualler.
losepla Boynis, late of Gteat Portland-street, printseller.
.John Fowler, of Foster-lane, London, warehouseman.
John Perry, late of'Bread-street, Cheapside, warehouseman.

THE SUIT.

1‘01.11,1 QUIS DILL .L FALSUM AUDIAT
London, England, 1801-10-28

iir.LLEs DOUILLETTES A LA RUSITENNE.

Thcse cloal.-01 are of three cuts and three differ-
ent sorts. of wadding, according as the wearer is
mere or Jess delicate, from rude. health to an.inva-
lid state. They are also r: t.imetl to, the dlfi;;rent
shapes, some. fa slender some for e 7.1
Lon
point, atiti some for those•who are much encumbered
with flesh. .They ate extremely convenient, and
find a ready admittance into fashionable society.

ROBE RONDE, A'f...tt
i his cir.e.ss has a long trainyfastens on the tip of
the sh,,,ulders, and forms a Heart upon, the back,
Ofni,mented d PEtrur;e-, and about • four inches and
a hail in the length 'of the `waist at the side. The
front appearS like a petticoat;' which comes round
the'breast, and is fastened on the shoulder. The
cut terminates at the knee with an acorn: It is of
a superb style. The sleeves are short and orna-
thentc.d. • •
London, England, 1801-10-28

AIR RACES.

. .
On !kfondray se'nrtieht the Kings hundred, given to the
,
Caledonian Hunt, was run for over the course at Air :
Mr. Fletcher's Dekanar.;. • .- - .- I 2 1
Mr. Baker's [(mail '• • - ' - - - 2dr
Mr. liuswell's Pensioner - - 3 r 2
This race was remarkably Iveli contested, each heat being
g;in:::c1 t)y -about halt a length only.

•
PEACE revives in every.bosom the vital beam of
joy—man exults in the general return of that bles-
sing in which as an individual, he will participate
the heart, or ‘, wheel at the cistern," (as Sterne,
in Le Fevre's story finely expresses it) performs its
revolutions With unwonted ceierity.—With the pro_
spelt of Peace, Fortune combines to gild the scene
of twin, by the Capital Benefits comprized in the
Irish Lottery for
_November, which will also be
the last Lottery ever drawn in Ireland ; • hence,
the prospect of Peace, which has at once cheered
and unlocked the chilled *hearts of thousands, the
unrivalled merits of the Scheme itself, and the -cer,
taiiity that it will,be,the last Lottery drawn there,
haye formed a triple combination to advance the
price of "ficketS! and what is more, to pnrchaSe
them ail 1.- for, were there 6.4.,000 .Ti:kets, where
there are but p,OOO, they would, be all bought
up, such is the universal deSire to have some rue-
morial of this grand Lottery epilogue.

SHIP NEWS.

GRAVESEND, OCT. 219.
Passed by--the Active, Mad‘hson, from Stockliolin (onge
Jan, It ason, and Nourrner a ;
.Alargaret, ,Carr, and Adventure..,. Wrigliten, twin. Riga ;
Ycung Henrf; Vickzrinan ; Felicity, Norinand ; Lad Dun-
;. ja`rnes, Allen ; and Agnes, • ---., frosn
. , .
. . .
Saitied—the Flop, Wooibrrd, and piligeiice,' Higgins, for
Attica; Am and Ninderson, and Twe Genroders,
-Cast, for Vinliden .')bus, for..Dublii“. and
St*eri, Johnson, ;Dr Nc.wry.
London, England, 1801-10-28

KINCA/2DINIE o'vril., OCT. /I.

THE pleasing accounts of the Preliminaries of
Peace being signed were received here with the most
heartfelt satislaetion, which was evinced with the
greatest exaltations of joy by all the inhabitants of
this place. The bells were rung, three rounds of
musquetry were fired ; in the afternoon the inha-
bitants repaired to the tavern, where many loyal
and patriotic toasts were drank. The village was
highly illuminated, and a large bonfire kindled. The
evening concluded with a ball, and the whole was
conduaed with the greatest harmony and convivia-
lity.
London, England, 1801-01-31

DIED.

Tan. 28, at Woolwich Academy, Mr. John llartwell;
aged 16, 'second bon of Commissioner Hartwell, of the
Navy. • • , - •
On Monday the 2.6 th inst. at Bath, Miss Tyrwhitt
Drake, eldest daughter, of T . D. 1' Drake, Esq. in du
s7th year other agtf,
On the 27th inst. at Aeon-Green, Air. James Gale,
late of Edgevvarc-road.
London, England, 1801-01-31

I 3111 not so partitalatly ncqnainted with-
hest Newea.ctle Coal, but it is equal,ll believe,
to sucll as I ,have in general seen bvirut,h4o4-
don. ,
Does any thing occurio you to proferit 'that
Coal being brought with, advantage to.tivititon_
don Market ? ,

I have no other reason for doubting i,tl being
brought to advantage, bat that Which Phatve'
fore given, that no great quantities'of lraaisshit,
Coal have hitherto been brought tolondoit. I
think it probable that the want of Craft,andllic
want of proper Receptacles for Coals at
may be a principal reason-why a greatertittantity
has not been hitherto biought.
Do y 9.13 kdow the State of .the Cian4ls . a nil
Rivers by which those Coals would he brought,
So as to be able • to judge whether any objection
would be made by the Oto.-neri of the Canals
with respeCt to the want; of water ?.
. 1 can very decidedly say, that no objection can
be•made upon that ground.
Arc the YOrkshire Coals-of the larger kind;
and which are delivered by weight, or of the
smaller kind wihich,are delivered by measure ? •
The best :Yorkshire Coals are of that kind
which would be delivered by Measure.
Do you knoW any thing" df•the quality. of the
Leicestershire Coal ? , •

The Coal called the Oakthorpc Coal, which
would he brought to London, .i 3 pretty much in
quality with thst. front Staffordshire, a hard
pleasant -burning 'Ccial, and which burnt with the
Newcastle Coal, would ,make better fires th4Ln
either one or the other burnt alone. - Withdre7.-,
London, England, 1801-01-31

NORRIS's DROPS

THE tvell.known Virtues of these Drops render
them peculiarly applicable to the presunt period of
tit:: Year, 'I hey not only Season,
the Constitution against
the vicissitudes of this Season, but remove Colds, and
those Complaints of 'the Starnach and Bowels which
prucmd from the inclernencies of Winter. In re-
vert; of every species (especially the Yellow or Putrid),
Asthmas, Scurvy, Disorders of the Chest Of a consuin-
tive tendency, but particularly in the discomforts and de-
cays of declining lite, the experience of near half a Cert.
tuy has indubitably proved their superior efficacy.
The Family Bottle.aas. is only to be had At the Doaor's
house, Lower Brook-street, where Books of Cures arc
delivered gratis, and ail Orders for Exportation executed.
Smaller Bottles sold wholesale and retail, by h4essr3.
• leboalt and Co. No. tso, Oxfurd-streetsand retail by all
Venviers Medicine.

For the CON V ENI E of the PUBLIC in general,
but particularly of tit VICERS. on SERVICE, and
P ERSONS on a sEA VOA(; E •
leg oftEMONS,in a concrete. or erystalliz-
j ed state; being the pure acid part' of the Fruit in a
kid and dry turin, resembling in appearance White Su-
Ntr Cao. Prepared only by HENRY COXWELL,
o. zoo, TeMple, Bar, ,Fleet street, •Loudon, each
Package signed by himself, and who is.perinitted to refer
td the Highest Authorities in this Kingdom for the purity
Qlthe Preparation
-This grateful Acid, now obtained under the present
convenient and elegant form of Crystals, most completely
answers every possible purpose of fresh Lemon Juice; and
with these further advantages, that being in a dry state, it
is extremely portable, occupying very little room, and re-
.maining unatanged iii any climate, arid withal, being less
expensive than. Lemons or Lemon Juice.
At Seat it may be said to be invaluable. Many of the
Ships in Nis Majesty's Navy, and in the Service of the
Hon. East India Corripart have, for ripe time past
been supplied with it in consideiable quantity.
To be had of Bulkeley, Coxwell and Cu. Ne. toe,
Tenwle-Bar; Fleet-street, London ; said at qpit pt the
- •
prnicipal Towns in the K.irolorri, •

THE SUN.

SC,LLNI DICERE VALSUM AUDLAT
London, England, 1801-01-31

PR :SENT PRICE.

Ticket • - t. 17 ; 0 .
Half - - Sl6 o Eighth- - - = $ 0
Quarter 4 9 :0- Sixteenth - = 1 3 o
Parsons in the Country may be supprtect with
Tickets Or Shares; the•-sathe as if present, by. sending
Post Qtfita Ortier, goixt Bills, Cash, or Bark Notes, to
any Lieensed Lottery Office.

STAtE-LoTTEOI,. ,
Begins Drawing the 2d of Nlarch, ISor. -
HE TICK. TS arc' Soki and Divided". into
st. HALVES, QUARTERS; EIGHTHS and SIX-'
TEEN-PHs, by 'HAZARD, MI FOIE -and Co.' srOck-7
Brokprs, at the,ir state. Lottery-0 ffice,.No, 93, wider the
Royal Eichante, lAndon, and no whex.clse on their ac-
count.

Present Price of S hares

_
.Half . ,C. 8 6
o Eighth - - ,C. 2 5 0
Quarter - 4 9 o Sixteenth - t 3 o
All Shares sold this ()Ace wail be stamped agreeable
to'Aa.of .ParliAnent, and also with the Crown, and round.
it Haiddland Co.'eLOttery.:olfice.
.LetterS, post-paid, duly answered, and Sehetrtes gratis.
• ()RICO; aceor.ipaiited with short dated Bills on London;
o 1 Post-Office Orders, punctually attended to; and to pre-
vent mistakes, as well as delay, Correspondents arc re-
quested to trasmit them by Poet.
Bank, India, and South Sca Stocks, with their several
Annuities,. India Bonds, Exchequer Bills, and all kind of
Governinent Securities, bought and sold by Cominission.
1 : .

To 'PURCHASERS in the LOTTERY.
IBEAIMMORE respectfully acquaints the
. -Nobility and Public in general (as one of the C-. -
tratiors with Government for-the present 'English Lo.t-
tety), that TICKETS will RISE considerably before
the Drawing commences; in consequence of the great de-
inalid for them, and the Scheme being such that Sixty
Thousand Pounds may be gained by one Ticket • and as a
9eatiOty to Purchasers, he engages to take back on the
Saturday before Drawing, all Tickets bought at his Of-
fice, or return the Purchase Money, should Tickets' he
lower than the present price, the- advantage therefore is
evideht—yott flay gain but cannot lose.
Tickets and Shares are now sellingin great variety, and
on the loWest terms., at the old established Qtfice, No. 6;,
Piccadilly, opposite St. limes's-street, where Capital
,Prizes,. to a great etneunt have been bold andtelOstared,
amdng them No. 25,198, a Prize of 2a,0051. in the last
July Lottery, No. 34,7691. ro,Oool. No, 30,6;7, zaool.
&c. &c. anti the Money for all Prizes paid on demand.
London, England, 1801-01-31

man who first seized use, and was rescued from
the crowd by two ConviOS, and got upon deck.
The and Gunner being stilt in their cestody,
lad the mutiny still continuing, recourse was had.
to fire-arms, when one man attempting to take a
pistol from a seaman was shot dead, and two more
were wounded. This had the effea: of rescuing 1.
the Mate and Gunner, but not uptil the first had
received some violent. contusions on the head.
At this crisis some speedy and exemplary punish_.
anent necessary, and front the information of
the Mate, as well as my own recollcaion, Mar—
cus Shed* was the ringleader. - He confessed his
guilt, and was,76y the sentence of all the Officers,
immediately shot, in the presence
,Of the Con-
vi Is, Christopher Grogan,. the ringleader on
deck, was sentenced to two htindred and fifty
lashes t and thus' ended this dis:igreealile
'1 We arrived here the 22d of August."

Ills Majesty's ship C'vromcre'd, JOHN Mon-
FINIER, Esq. 'Commander, in rhtL Transport
service, erroneousirstated in some of the. Daily
Papers, about six weeks since, to have been lost
off the Wand of Trinithitia, arrived at
Port Royal Jamaica, all well.
Captain DttActs, late of the Madras, isap-
pointed to the Command of the Zealous, of 74.
guns, fitting for t•,ea at Sheerness.

Captain CHARLES BOYLES is appointed to the
Satzeen, of 74. guns, at Portsmouth.
'Sir EDWARD BERiY is at present in Town,.
This gallant Officer, we have no tioubt, will riot
remain long unemployed.
London, England, 1801-01-31

Al raiIIiMOUTH.

Diatas.—Burgersen; Webte,res;, Jong !lend,
rich, Olsen.
Swzots.--Rcsolution, ; Aima Ca.
tharica, Walter Eiportation, Freese,; 'Marga.
rata, Jansen ; Maria Catharkna, S(lalt ; Pruden,
tia, Allen ; Frecierivh, Ununius ; Itedligheten,
Randc.

. AT HULL.
.
Dahltcr ; John .and Eliza.
bcth, Lundstron ; liofinung, Zuyderdityn.

SW a uls.—Hopper, Westerman ; Femsystar,
Peterell ; Gostaff, Blach!ades ; Gustaff, Erickson ;
Maria, Soderstrom ; Aurora,
,Hilrrum; Wans-
kaper, Bar ; Citharina Dorothea, Beckman ; Ka.
ren, Sovelues ; Anna Catharina, Wergmttn ;
liettre Sodre, Daners; Resolution, ,Gross ; Cum.
tineneen,

AT FAL?.!OUTH.

DANES.—Fortuna, Peterson,' from Riga to
Lisbon ; Anna Marin, of jacobstadt, Wedgran,
for 'Lisbon ; Gerickligheit, of Woolgast, Lose-
wit', from Portsmouth co ditto ; Cacharina Caro-
lina, of Grepswall, Werciman, from Portsmouth
to ditto ; Freya, Sowers, from St. Thomas's to
lintbden.

Swrins.—Kaparen, Fegerstrom, from Will to
Lisbon ; Maria Elliabeth, from Bristol to [bun.
bro' ; • Vannerne, Kluland, from'Butavia to Co-
penhagen ; Isabella Jacobina, Scdergreeii, from
Pads ow to Venice; Henrietta Louisa, Peng,
from London to the Mediterranean.

AT witrraii,sv IN.
SW f or.--Gustavus Vasa, from St. Übe'l.

wr
_POOl,t.

SWEDE .---Amara, Unur.

CiAIttMOUTH.
DAN t s.—Fortuna," ii;cker, from Altona ; Cor
nelia, --, from Dunkirk.

AT LIvERpooL.
•
RAI 5 5 The ivgathon.

EXTRACT OF A LETTER FROM CAPT. STF.W.I.E.T,
OF TUE TRANSPORT sliIP ANNE,
LEFT CoRK LAST YEAR WITH
V'OR 1411%V SuUTii WALE,.

"more, 26, doo.
" We continued our voyage from Cork, with-
out any thing happening very particular) until
the 29th, when we were in latitude 6. k 2. North
and longitude 21. 34. West of Greenwich., The
Surgeon being taken ill a short time after sailing,
I took upon myself to administer every thing to
the ConviEts to preserve their health. During
this part of the passage the Prison_was white-
washed twice, fumigated twice a week,with gun.
powder mid vinegar mixed; and washed with vi-
negar twice a week and I had than Upon deck
for the benefit of air twice a week. This atten.
tion was followed by the most beneficial abets ;
all the sick we had at our departute.were nearly
recovered, one old man only having died. Un
the 29th, as above, I went 'to see the prison fu-
migated, attended by the Mate and Gunner.
The instant the smoke Vegan I was seized by .the
throat by a Convia, vociferating. death' of liberty.
The. Gunner and Mate were seized at' the 'same
tithe by others ; and the party► of theth upon deck)
about thirty, wrencheda cutlass from.one,of the
Black Centinels, and some iron bars froth the
Cabouse ; the alarm became general, and the
officers and men were quickly armed and at the
priion door. The Conlvi4ts' mutiny on deck be,
ing quickly quelled) I extricated myself from the.
London, England, 1801-01-31

• MARRIED.
This week, at St. George's, Hanover-square, Edward
Brown, Esq. of the War--Office, to Mks St. Bailee,' of
Blackheath. - ... • •
• 'On the 27th inst. at Slebech, Charles Allen Phillipps,
Esq. of St. Bride's Hill, in.the County of .Pembrnke, to
Miss Cecilia Philipps, second (laughter of the late Rev,
Edward Philipps, of Lampiter, in the same; County.
On WednesdaV last, at Pamswiek, ••Gloucestershire,
Mr. James Dickinson, of Alilersgate-street, London, to
Miss Knight, daughter of the late William Knight, Esq.
of Painswick.
London, England, 1801-01-31

ARMY OF RHINE.

"11463.1-qaal.tal Salzhokre, tath'l4".
"__There appears happpily to he no foundation
for the report which was circulated, that liostili.
ties were to he. recommenced. Is has heels dis»
proved. by the official intelligence which has been
received, that Count CoatszEt. is tre“ting at
Ltiv,;:!ilie fur a separate Peace, and That the :sle_
gotiations- are in a gooLl train."

QUIMPLIk, JA!J• x.—On the zd, at flight,
several armed ruffians entered the house of Chi-

,en CLouznc, Receiver of the Contributions,
dragged him out of his bed, seized his keys, 'and
fcx)ic away all his money, papers, &e, They gave
hini.the following receipt :

" RuyalisJ *my, 9th lislog.
I, the undersigned, acknowledge to have received
from. L. IL CLOUiAc, Receiver of the ContribUiions,
ttie sum of sob Livres, being, part of the incAleulable sum
due Awn the bystow Rspubllc to the true King of
Frulee.

(Signed)
linden the margin,

" B. RENII,
Royalist Officer,

" SANS SOVC

JANUARY 26.

The Armistice in Italy was concluded on the
rtgli inst. at Treviso, between General BRUNEI
Ana the Austrian General BELLEGARDE. The
Austrians have evacuated all the country on this
side the Tagliamento. General Otratti-OT, Chief
(A the General Star, has set out from Treviso, to
bring to fads the news and the terms cf this
A rmi6tist jai.)
London, England, 1801-03-03

PUBL C-Q , BOW. ST RiET:'

BEFORE R. FORD ii4D .T. ROBINSON, ESQILS.
YESTER bAY Andrew- Whitehead was exuniin-•
ed before the above *Magistrates, on a' charge of
having feloniously embeziled a ctinsiderahle*.surrt.
of money, 'the, property. of Mr—William .I.lautil-
ton, a Merchant,• in the with whom he
lived. Clerk. It appealed . that the Prisoner, af-
ter obtaining possession of the money in question,
absconded, and embarked'On board an American
.'Vessel, which,was just on •tbe eve of sailing from
,Deal, when he was arrested under ,authority of a
• Warrant croak Mr. Foal)) by £arpmeal, one of
the Bow:street Officers, who immetliately•trought
him to TOWn. The case bring' made
Parties were bound over to prosecute hitn at the
next Old `Bailey *Sessions. •

At Frome .Fair on Tuesday, cattle of erery
4scription experienced a:quick sale, Consequently
a high price. Therevas •an unusnat-quaUtitY ctf
cheese, the mile of Which was vary-dull, and nnrch
remained on hand. Luc learn that -there 'has been-
a fall In the price-er this mr-ticic eflos. per cwt.
within thelata•tbree Weelop. • •
- As- Mt... Edward Rdlicrts, ftirmer of '4Cotry,
was returning•frbin'Slirtwsbary market, berwren
nine-and,ten o'alock op. Saturday setmight,
was stopped near .the first ;mile' stone ,betvveen
that town and Shelton ley four soldiers, sw:ho..pre.
rented 'a horse .pistol barn .and dernatidtA .his
money ; but opon, his making a stout ittiiiSOuice,'
they dragged him info a nßrrow lane near .the
road, and after wounding and beating him in a
_very cruel Manner, robbad him osf- nine guineas
and•a half. The robbers, who' 'are jprivateer in
the.6tk Dragoons, -have since been apprehended,
and :committed for trial*.

No. 94.80, drawn yesterday moriiing, and en-
titled to the grand Prize of the Pigot Diamond,
was sold by Messrs'. Hoßwsny- and Co. at their
old-rstablished State_Lottery ,Qtlice, No. z 6,
Cornhill ; who also sold, in the' year 177+, the
grand Diamonii Pyizes in Cox's Museum Lokto.cy.
London, England, 1801-03-03

01.''1).

Yesterclay mornipg, of the dropsy, Mr. -hf: Jackson,
Grodin oft he Clii-tp.A -Royal, St. lonizes. '
On Sunday tug, at his 11011SC.at John
Luke, master,sco‘%Crer Alajesty's kitchen.

WANTED .TO. •RENT,.• for a.,running Term,. Croili
Lady-day or Midsummer next, lir either the Counties
of Soniersgt, (;loucester, Wilts,. or .13qrks, not Jess
then Fifty Miles front London, where the Roads are
thoroughly good, •
A MODERN BUILT FAMILY:HOUSE, in
good Repair, comprizing not,lc:ss than SiX beSt•Bet-
Crinibas Dining, Drawing and CentlemanlS;Miorns,
of.•good .dimerislotts, and,siiitable Offices and Servants
Rooms with §,!abling and Coach-house, a Walled" Ga-
rden, and from • fwenty,five to Thirty Acres of Grass.
• Land contiguous. • •
Particulars to be. sent —to Mr.. Wrangham, Stationer,
No 153, NeW 00110-street,-Lundgit. ti
London, England, 1801-03-03

.STOCKHOLNI, FEB. 6.

VO A Naval preparations are :carried on with
such adivity, that our Fleets will be ready to
sail by the end of March, if the Harbours shontd
by that time he free from' ice.
The ease of Count WRANZEL, who, as it' is
well known, commanded the first Convoy taken
by the English in the year. 1798, has been finally
determined by the King,. The Coup/ is sentenced
to be shot ; and the Court.,Martial,'which had only
adjudged him •to be dismissed the service, hati
received a severe reprimand from His Majesty.

COPENHAGEN, FEa• 14.

PRIVATE LETTER. '

Trfe Swedish t drnir.il-Cacov.,rtwri.
arrived. here, to cooler concerning the Naval
Preparations whiCh are inakillg in common, be.
tween Saurdius and Demmark, and the Fortifica_
rion of -the Tsland of &mu: On the Swedish
Coast Batteries are'ereaing .at Hehikg,./mrg, and
the Swedish Fleet come to the Belts.

The Regiment of the Hereditary Prince Frede-
tic, .and theßegim4it of Zealand have teceiVed
orders to march the day after to-morrow, to gar-
. rison the fortress of. Cronberg.
. Fourteen of din' Ships.of the Line are almpst
completely ready, besides the -Frigates: The
Sailors are,
.in part, ejcpthed from Noma', and
will pass through Sitiirden. The. Army will he
completed,: and a Militia .of 4Q,00b men be in
readiness fbr.the defence of the Country. Bit.
teries will be ereded at Amak and on the Island
of Sprove, in the Belt. It is said that -the 'king
of Sw it DIN will come to DeqmarA in the Spring,
and. that he will command the Force which is to
be sent to the assistance of Desripti ; perhaps the
Swedish Squadron.
It is said, His Swedish Majesty will arrive.
here this day under the title of the Count VON
HAGA, accompanied by Gener:d TOLL and Baron
KALAMD.
London, England, 1801-03-03

(ANOTHER. LETTER, SAME DATE.)

TO facilitate the landing of the English in
Syi;a.and Egypt, the Porte has taken up all the
foreign ships at Smyrna, Sair, &c. to take on
board Troops an,l provisions for the -English.
The Russian ships alone, have refused this ser-
vice.

The Ambassador from Algiers has been' put
under arrest, because Algiers has Concluded a
'Peace with France, The Embargo laid on the
ships and property of . Timis, &c. at
Smyrrn, and otherports, has caused a great sen-
sation hem. -

KONIGSBERG, Ftm.'9. -

OUR Gazette contains the folloWing article :

awn/olds '2r".:.2.

of The preparations for War are continued in
allAe-Russian Ports, with the greatest aaivity.
His IMPERIAL MAJESTY takes every oppoitti-
nit), ;o testify his approbation of those-Odicets,
who manifest the greatest attention and industty
on this occasion. An Army will be embarked;
which, in conjunaion with other Powers, and
especially with a French Army, :will- endeavour
to effect a landing in Ireland.".

DENMARK,

Ac c ORD I 2,G to- accounts that • may bi— relieo
on, the Court of Prussia• has deeixted fo ,that of
Great Britain, 'that if. the Embargo laid on all
Danish-and Swedish Ships in the British Ports be
not taken'off, Prussia will be under the necessity'
of fulfilling the engagements she lips entered into
with those two Powers,' to procure for their sub_
jells the indemnification due to them.
London, England, 1801-10-17

PORTSMOUTH, OCT. 16.

SAILED His Majesty's Ship Sea/haver, for Guern-
sey and Jersey, with several Vessels under convoy.
His Majesty's Sloops of War L'Utile and Scout
this day went out of the,Harbour.to Spithead.
Sailed theGrajr an Sehimmelman, :Mu-NCH; for
Altona ; Emanuel, VAUVER r, for Norway ;
W 11.1: I AMS, for London ; and Triton, `DAs=
I TZ, for Alderney. -
London, England, 1801-10-17

CONCRE'I'E LEMON JUICE.

Mr. COXIA'ELL, of Temple-Bar, :having been
given to understand, that souse other Acid has
been- sold for Concrete Lemma' juice, feels it nc.
cessary to nbserve, that he. is pet initted to refer
to the highest 'Authorities- in this Kintldom, for
the purity _of that prepared by himseiC:, and _he
trusts that the precaution of signing every, Package
with his name, and in his own hand-writing, will
afford suffigiect security against impOsitiou,t9 those
who shall be desirous to make
,use of ;this conve-
nient and elegant preparation. •

COLLIERIES islrtt.lt NINVCA.StLE-I.IPON-rYI9
TO J$ SOLD BY AUCTION,
By Mr.- RA INE,
At !hs•Rainbow -Cofiee-honse, in. Cornbitl, ,London, oa
Friday,the 3oth of Odober, at Twelve o'Clock.; -Nine
OERTAIN FREEHOLD, Half and otimr •
Sirares:). of 'and' in'severalNalitable COLLI E
lying under upwards of 7000 Acres of Land, it.t„the„..oo UN-
ty.pf D-UR:HAN,. well
oloapwn to- contain Seams, of, fine
Coal; a large part wholly unwrotight, and very advantage- .
onsly situated on the BANKS of the RIVER TYN F.; with-, -
in three. five, and flint mil,„;t of NEWCASTLE: „the Col-
lieries now in work
.are,T LE EAST..and WEST
LATOS,"and CRAW.C.ROCK-•;' the it;interdewhich
~.s opened-in:thepresent !year, and: .promiseS • the- best ad-
to-the. Undertakers.
Mt. .'.:amirel Barrass, of KeM Field, between-thesfet:-le.
Ste: t ati4 'lsrei'vcastle; CollietyNicwer;" will give .any fur- '
titer information as to this Property ; whom ...printed
Particulars may be had; also at the Queen's Head Inn and.
Tavein, in ..Nc.weastit;' at the Wheat ,Sheaf,-Durham t the
P tinter of the,Yorli„ Courant ;of Messrs «bite and Fowncs,
Solicitors, Lincoln:s
.I:Liinbew Coifee-house ; and of
Mr. 10ine, Land-Surveyor, -Charlotte:street, Bloornsbui?i'
London, where Plans of -the Stu-Lace, under •whith the -said.
Collieries lye, may be seen. .
London, England, 1801-10-17

STOCkIHOLm, sEr r. 29.

THIS day the Minister of the French RePublic',
Citizen BOURGOINO, had his Audience of Entry °I
their Swedish Majesties ; after which he present
to their Majesties, the Adjutant of the First C 011;
sul, Citizen DVROC. The latter has received
Courier from Paris by the way of St. Petersburgir
who brought him orders, but too late, to attend
Coronation at Moscow,

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MUNSTER, OCT. 1.

TH E Eleition of His Royal Highness the AAO.'
DUKE ANTHONY VICTOR to be Prince Bishop of
Munster, was-entirely the at of the Chapter, with'
out Any kind-of foreign influence. We are assured;
however, from good authority, that this eledion
postulation of the ARCHDUKE ANTHONY* WM Elc4
in the least impede or prevent the
.progress of the
afFair of Indemnifications-on the. part of the Cola:
of Vienna. We, therefore; like other Ecclesiastical
Foundations,- are at yet uncertain what will be the
fatc of our. Bishopric, which must depend on Oa'
shall be agreed on relative to the Indemnities,

HAGUE, OCT. 3.

• A Part.of the isigoo French Troops Which,Are
to be withdrawn from our Republic, have already'
begun their march. A Squadron of the x24-Regi,
ment of Chasseurs has broken up from Bergen-or-
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za4m. for Fiance.

Several of our Gazettes contain the following ar-
ticle :—" Letters from Berlin, of good authority's
assert that His PRussrart MAJESTY has entire',"
relinquished 'every wish for the restoration of al°
House of ORANGE in any manner in the Bata"
Republic. His MAJESTY has entered into an agree'
merit with the French Government, relative to the
Indemnities to be allotted to the House of ()RA O;
in Germany, and already proposed to-the Batavia':
Republic, that, for a certain sum the House °'
ORANGE shall renounce all its demands on that Re'
Public.