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London, England, 1801-07-29

DOVER, JULY zB.

THE Passage Vessel which arrived off the Har-
bour from Ca early yesterday morning, was not
suffered to enter theHarbour, or land the Passengers,
of which she had twenty-five on board, but was
ordered to return immediately ; and the Passengers
which came in the former Vessel on Friday last
were sent back in her.

A very heavy cannonading was heard here, this
morning, almost incessantly from one to five o'clock,
and appeared` to proceed from the Coast between
Calais and Boulogne ; and as an account is arrived,
that six sail of Gunboats, escorted Briv
got OA of Calais last night, to run down' to 'Bz ut.
lope, it is the general belief that art AtliOn be:2
tween them and some of our Cruilers was the firing
that wa; heard.

A Flag of Truce with Dispatches arrived from

Calais this morning.

DEAL, JULY zB.

His Majesty's Ship Hind arrived last night with
Convoy from Halifax ; and the Tartar Frigate
from the river.

A very large Fleet of Bombs and Gun.brigs are
assembling in the Downs ; they are under Sailing
Orders, nand expeaed very shortly to proceed off the
•
Coast of France, supposed, either to destroy the
Gun-boats now fitting out in the, Ports of Calais,
Dunkirk, and Boulogne, or to bombard those places.
The Fleet at anchor here with His Majesty's Ship
Overystel, consists of as follows :

Leyden, Isis,
A:diniral De Ruytef, Tartar,

Hind.

BOMBS.

Hecla, Zebra, Discovery,
Volcanot Sulphur, Explosion.
C racker, Tigress, Teazer,
Plumper, Boxer, Biter,
Sparkler, Bouncer, Griper,
Bruiser, Force, -Eclipse.

SHEERNESS, Juty

• ; tc::
~••
$A IL ED the Hermes Armed Ship, Captain \\T AT.'
SON, with upwards of forty sail of ships tinitett,euro.:
voy for the Baltic; and Firm Gun.brig for the
East-Swale, off Whitstable.

The :Ambusetzde is undocked, and tht Eau, is
docked. The AmSuscade's bottoin was found per-
ficaly sound, except a. few very trifling leaks.
London, England, 1801-07-29

DIVIDENDS.

Aug; Tatres ITarie. of Boston, Linco4tihire, common-
ircvver,'qt eleven, at the Wool-Pack Ynn, BostO4.

Aug.,.2.8. Joseph Walton, of Birmingham, rope-maker, at
ten, at the Pub'iic-Qfflee; Birmingham.
Aug. r;. john jarries,'of d Burlington-strect, St. Tames,
tai tor, at ten, at
zing. 2r. Martiort, cf Moretonhamstead, Devonshire,
serge-r4laker, at eleven, at the Globe Tavern, Exeter;

_ -
CERTIFICATES.-
Aug 13. john Snow, of the Strand, linen-draper.
Givin Young, :nd Caiin clennie, of Budge-row, London,
mert ts •
•

Purim) Rancher, of Carey-lane, Wood-street, velyot.ribbon
and alley harmanutadurer.
Charles 'tempest and fames Ormston, late of Manchester,
merchants.
Henry Williams, of Si. Mary; I.7ewingtiOn, money-scrivener.
Rszbert Trotter, of Mitre-court, fleet-street, and Robert
Hodgson, lite of Three Crown Cotirt; Southwark;

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YARMOUTH, JULY 15.

SAILED the Sally Armed Ship, for the Baltic ;
Diligence Cutter to Admiral DlcKspN's Fleet;
Gm/ intent, DICKIE, and Neutrality, TOWER,
for Hull.

Arrived the Pha-ni:v Cutter, from Admiral bIcK-
SON'S Fleet ; and. Bean' of Oak, FuLLLR, from

Har;vich.

DOPER, JULY IS.

SAILED a Flag of Truce with Dispatches, for

Calais.

Past by for London, the Anna. IVltioctE, from
St. Helena.

SHEERNESS, JULY IS.

Tnts day came down' from Chatham to. Black-
-
stakes, His Majesty's Ship Batavier, of 54 guns,
Captain BROUGHTON-: one of the ships taken
by Vice-Admiiil MITCH ELL at the Uxel.
London, England, 1801-07-16

NEXT MONDAY
THE IRISH LOTTERY BEGINS.

- . - -
rl-1 8181-1, for the better a'cccalmetlation of the
Nobility, Gentry, and the Public at the West End
of the Town, who for many years have honoured him with
their Lottery Busic,ss, has opened a lave
Office,
No. 9. CHARING-CROSS,
where TICKETS and SHARES for both the-IRISH and
ENGLISH LOTT E,RI ES are selling in great variety,. and
the Prizes will be paid as soon as drawn, either there, or at
his other Old Established Office,
. , No. 4, CORNHILL,
remarkable for selling Capital Prizes, and where in the late
English Lottery, this rear, were sold, shared, and registered,.
the following Capital. Prizes :
schoez a Prize of X. 30,000
9,593 ' 10,000
44,007 5,000
11,563 . 2,000
51,425 ---- 500 • .
Ga• Persons in the Country desirous of having Tickets
or Shares, may be supplied the same as if personally pre-
sent, by sending. Post, Office Orders, good Bills at short
dates, Bank Notes or Cash, to either
No. 4,- CORNHILL, or No. 9, CHARING-CROSS.
The IRISH LOTTERY consists of THIRTY-TWO.
THOUSAND TIeKETS, and 'the total amount of:Priks
'is ONE HUNDRED and FIFTY THOUSAND POUNDS
IRISH.
The ENG LISHIOTTERY consists of SIXTY THOU-
SAND TICKETS, and the total amount of Prizes is FIVE
HUNDRED THOUSAND POUNDS STERLING.,

Bank Stock, Five per Cents. ' Four per Cents. Three per
Cents. India, Irish, Imperial. Stocks, with their several
Annuities, 'lndia Bonds, Exchequer- Bills, and all other kinds
nt tGovernment Securities, boug and sold by
T. BISH, STOCK-BROKER-

"'LILY LRISH STATE LOTTERY, 'Sox.
Begins Drawing on MONDAY NEXT.
THE • TICKETS, HALVES, • QUARTERS,
EIGHTHS; and SIXTEENTHS, are now selling in
great variety of Numbers, and on the lowest Terms. The
Money for the Prizes paid on Demand by HORNSBY and
Co. Stbck-Brokers, at their old-established .State Lottery
Offices (Licensed pursuant to Ael of Parlian:e.a), Rio. z 6,
Cornhill, opposite the Royal-Exc'hange, London; also at
Liverpool and Exeter.
The SCHEME contains
2 Capital Prizes of ,C. zo,ooo
2 lo,out
3 7".^ 5,00M
- 2,000
S x,OOO
- 500
Besides those of .1001. etc.
Correa Numerical and Register Books are kept, and
Tickets and Shares Registered at Sixpence per Number.
Orders, accompanied with good Bills, payable at sight or
of ishort date, will be pundlually attended to, precisely on
the same Terms as if present. Letters (post-paid) duly an-
swered, and Schemes gratis.
All Shares sold at this Office will be stamped, agree-
able to Act of 'Parliament, with the words " Stare Lottery
Stamp-Office."
***Bank, India, and South--Sea Stocks, with their several
Annuities, and ail kinds.of Government Securities, bought
and sold by Commission.

This Day was published, Price 6d.
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Rivingtons, St. PaUPs Church-yaid ; and G. Gower, Kid
denninster.—Of will)m may be had, price as. The former
Part of this-Work.
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Containing also the WHOLE of the ROYAL NAVY.
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• Month,- Price One Shilling and Sixpence.
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with their Patronage and Correspondence. • .
*Nearly One Thousand,large British Ships ivill be insetted
in this List, which have never;heen inserted in the Under,
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•
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the. First Lieutenant of every Ship, and the Agent of every
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Communications should be addressed to the-Printer, T.
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noster-row, London.
London, England, 1801-07-16

HAMBURGH, Juty 3.

TiP first Fleet of Engi!•.h Merchantmen for the'
since the removal the Embargo, passed
the Sound on the, zBtii U;r. .inder convoy of His
Majesty's Ships Iliodizlinheia and Anne.

The KING of De NmARIC has revoked his Man-
date prohibiting the exp-irtation of Ammunition
and Naval Stores from the Dutchies of Holstein,
Echleswick, Altona, and the Counties of Pinne-
berg and Rantzau. Al; those articles, except
such as are deemed con rahand by Treaties and
Royal Edias, may isow he freely exported. Such
articles alone are to be deetned.cont-taband, as are
designed and enumerated in another Royal Edit
a the 28,th of March, 1794.—Hence it is evident
that Denmark has ceased- to adhere to the princi
pies ~f the Convention of the Armed Neutra-
lity concluded at -Petersburgh in 1800 ; and her
.reconciliation with Great Britain may be consi-
dered as actually effected.
The Light. houses of Cronenberg, Anhol t, Skagen,
Thunoe, and Lindesnas, are by virtue of another
Royal Ordinance, to be lighted again from the 7th
inst, in the same manner as they were before the
late differences.

Letters from PeterSburgh, of the 4.th state, that
ALEXANDER THE FIRST, notwithstanding all that
has been said to the contrary, is determined to
interfere in the most a&ive manner in the general
political concerns of Europe. A Treaty of the
Closest alliance and friendship is expecled to be
formed without delay, between him and the Courts
Vienna and Berlin, with the avowed intention of
compelling France to a General Pacification upon
equitable principles. Citizen DUROC has aft ally
received a copy
.of the Project of the Russian NlO-
- and has forwarded it to Paris by a Special
Messenger.
London, England, 1801-07-16

IRISH LOTTERY for iSet.
Begins Drawing the zoth of Italy inst.
THE TICKETS are Sold and Divided into
Halves, Quarters, Eighths, and Sixteenths, by HA.-
ZARD, BURNE and Co. Stock-Brokers, at their State-
bttteq-Office, No. 93, under the Royal-Exchange,ston-
done and no .where else on their account.

SCHEME.

No. of Prizes.
2 of

Value of eacb. Total Value.
.X-20,000 is £.40,000
zorooo 20,000
5,000 .15,0c0
2,000 4,000
Zoo., 5,000
Soo ---n i/Sco
10-) - , 300
6o - 360
63,54 a

7,9;0

8,000 Prizes.
23,994 Blanks.

. t 50,00.

3z,c00 Tickets.

Part of the Cipitals ‘vialoe determined as follows :
First-drawn Ticket. 4.5.4 I First-draWn tyth Daye i,OOO
Ditto 4th Day soe Ditto r9th Day 20,c00.
• •Ditto- 7th bay toe; ' - Ditto 2T,St Day ao,coo
Ditto loth Day COOO Last-drawn Ticket tOOO
Ditto. :'t3th Day soefer
. . .
4,„* Orders acconapana with short dared Bills on London,
or Post-Office Orders, punctually attended to : and to. pre-
vent mistakes as well as delay, Correspondents are requested
to transmit them by Post. • .
•C7' All Snares sold at this Office will be stamped agree-
able to Act-of Parliament, -and also with the Crown, and
round it, Hazird and Co.'s Lottery-Office.
Letters, post-paid,--duly ansWered, 'and Schemes gratis.
Bank, India, and South-Sea -Stocks, with their several
Anfinities, India Bonds, Exchequer Bills, and all kind of
Government Securities, bought and sold.hy Commission.
London, England, 1801-07-16

FiIL_II9I7TII, JULY 13.

SA' LD the American ship Pursuit, Capt. Em-
nLE-roN, with tobacco, flour, &c. for London; Bro-
d,ers, D4LLON, for Swansea ; and Brig Reward,
Hoop ER, for Dieppe, which sailed on Saturday, and
put back yesterday.
Arrived the Brig Transport Sheerness, from Ply-
mouth, with about So French Prisoners for Liver-

Remain •the outward bound Packets for Lisbon,

Jamaica, and America.

The Wahiwgham is anxiously and hourly eX-
peaed from Lisbon.

By the Loaf), Hobart Packet we learn, that up-
wards of sco,oco Bushels of Wheat was purchased
at QUebec for this Country, and was to sail under
three Convois; the first part of which was ap-
pointed to sail r z:h July, under the Hind Frigate,
Captain LARK IN.
London, England, 1801-07-16

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In Three large Vols. izmo. price 163.. 6d. in boards,'
lETTERS addressed to a
,YOUNG MAN, on
J his FIRST.ENTRANCE into LIFE ; and adapted
to the peculiar Circumstances of the present. Times.
By,. Mrs. WEST,
London: printed for T. N. Longman and 0. Rees; Pater-
noster-row. -

Of whom may he had, lately published by the same Author,
x. A Cossip's Story
.and Legendary Tale. In :Two Vo-
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2. A Tale of the Times; in Three vols. ximo. price its.
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boards.
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scribe,

Of Alexandria, May z 3, 18ot

ec By a Letter I have received from the Capitan
Pacha, dated at KemesherifF on the 19th, His Ex.
celleticy informs me that the Secretary of the Grand
Vizir had arrived with the agreeable intelligence of
the French and Cophts having moved forward frpm
Cairo to attack the Vizir's Army, but that His
Highness had advanced with his Artillery and Ca-
valry-, defeated the Enemy, and forced them to
retreat."

Lord Keith appears to have had no further de.
tails of this important Aftion.
I have the to be, &c.
ELGIN,

(Sig,ned)
Right Hon. Lvut,H;r7..ukesivig,

&C. ~i~C. F:'C.

IN a subsequent Column is to be found the
Note from thelianoverian Ministry, respeCting the
withdrawing of the Prussian Troops from the Elec.

torate.

Notwithstanding the evacuation of ,Bremen by the
Prussians, the town of Bremen remains still covered
by the Posts established on the Ems and the Haza,
and by a Regiment of Cuirassiers cantoned at
Wilishaurea. These Military precautions which
the Prussians have never ceased to adopt since the
occupation of the Dutchy of Bremen by them, have
been considered by the Public as founded on no
serious grounds, but are to be attributed to the
mistrust which has for some time been established
between the Cabinets of Berlin and Paris. The
latter, if we are to give credit to private Let-
ters, considers War, if we may so say, as inevit-
able, if Russia remains the firm and faithful Ally of
Prussia. In the contrary alternative, the latter
Court would be easily forced to do whatever might
be required of it. It is with a view to this that the,
Cabinet of the Thuilleries has, for some time past
adopted such conciliatory conind towards that of
Fie/ma ;—,it holds out to it At this moment, ;Is a
bait, the recovery of Silesia, a seducing objea, to
which we flatter ourselves thg House of Austria
will yet have firmness enough to resist. We think,
that although all the measures of military precau-
tion which it adopts at this moment relate to Bohr-
7111q, AfQrarpia, and Silesia,- yet if that Power should,
again take up atrus, it wi4l rather 4e against Ftaace
than any other Enemy,

11111 p,,r4g.4_1141
4e7
c
NAVAL ? NEWS.
Non itli imperium pelagi, savumque tridenten,
Sed mihi sane datum.
London, England, 1801-07-16

PORTSMOUTH, Jtmy Is.

SAILED last night, His Majesty's Ship
.Snipe,
with Convoy for the Downs. .

Arrived His Majesty's Ship Sea-Horse, from the

Downs.

The Ships Priscilla, WITHERS, and Aurora,
KAY, from Gibraltar, were this day cleared from
Quarantine at the Motherbank, and came into Har-
bour.
London, England, 1801-07-16

,JERSEY, jciLv 8.

• .ON rrirlak' last'_ arsivell fifteen Transports with
three -Kegiments Dutch Troops on. board, from
Cork,.tin-aer cOnvoy•'of the AmAririte and Galatea
Frigates, commanded by the Dutch Captains MAY
and..SrLE tetzers from Ireland, especially
those of Gene'ral MYERs, sneak in the highest
terms-of commendation -of their good condpft and
discipline' during the abode in that coUntry.—.
An eqUal nuirrbcr of Batavians ,were landed in
To_morrow the three battalions of the
9tli-,;...giinent of- Foot embark fbr Pcirtsmouth in
the Transports ‘vh,ich brOught hither these. Corps.
The greatest liartntiny and intiit:friendly,i4ter-
course prevailedbetween the Officers and the.
bita-nts,. and they.parted from each other with 'mei
proc.d regret. -

The surriting et nosurse a speßators every
evening at the Royal Circus, St. George's Fields,
during the representation of the Fire King,' or Al-
bert and Rosalie, proves all competition with that
admirable proddtion to be entirely fruitless; its
great variety, and that of such' excellence for splen-
dour, Masic, and strong interest of character, to-
ge.ther with the delightful Pantomime of the British
in Egypt, renders that Theatre the favourite resort
of every circle.

The Capital Prizes in the present IRISH LOT
TERY are,

-20,000 i . TWO of -
-. io,oool. Five of -
50001. • Three of -

Two of -
Two of
Three Of - -

- 2,0001.
-
- sool.

and smaller P.rizes to the amount of 64 goo}. either
of them are attainable for the small risk of only
EIGHT Giiii4EAs, and which have been 'repeatedly
experienced, by the Public purchising their. Tickets
and Shares at Mr. NicHoLSdN's, No. 16, Corn_
hill.

(*-- Prizes paid on demand. Note—The Draw-
ing begins on Monday next. An EXPRESS, with
an account thereof, will daily arrive at the above

No age was ever more highly distinguished for
4cnevolence and Charity than the-present, and no
person has disaingidshed him.cif more by aCts of this
kin 4 than that-eminent Medical Character, Donor
BRoDum; witness his 'donation of 501. to the
Foundling Hospital, and also to the Margate Infir-
.mary, and Surrey Dispensarv, of which •Institution
he is elened,a Governor for Life ; besides his -do-
nations to the Freemason's and Cthnberiand School,
and many other. Charities, dis more private 24'4
can only be learned by inquiries among the. Poor in
his neighbourhood„ none of whom are ever alloyed
to go away unsatisfied from his door.---SuclL an
apple ought, to he, imitated by all who are equally,
blest with the means of relieving distress. as the
Donor, _who seems, indeed, to accumulate wealth
the faster, the more he lays out in this way;

SHIP

CRAVF.SENb, JULYI4.

•
Passed by-L-tbe Charles and-Elizabeth, -, and ilar.
Slornan, from Mogac.bre; Seculus, Nel oai, sod FO.
bias, ---, from Irlmbro'; Mercurius, --,----, 7frorn Dant.
zis and Galen; Parker, frran Charante.

Sailed—the Diana, Cunningham, for P ; VTiend
sehap, lierricks, fur Brusbels; and nandelis, Beyordier, for
,Rotterdam.
London, England, 1801-07-16

LONDON, JULY i 6, 1807.

THE intelligence -which was yesterday received
by Government from Lord Eicix, and which we
had the pleasure to communicate in part of our Im-
pression, was brought from Vienna by Mr. FKERE,
and was last night published in the following

LONDON GAZETTE .EXTRAORDINARY.

D owning-S t reef , July 15, iBot..

DISPATCHES, of which the following are Copies,
have been this day received from the Earl of Elgin,
by the Right Honourable Lord Hawkesbury, His
Majesty's Principal Secretary of State for Foreign
Affairs.

Clnstan.4inq4sP, Irene i 801 .

MY LORD)

An opportunity for writing to Europe having oc.
curred, I avail myself of it to mention to your
Lordship some further Details from Egypt, which
have just reached me it' a pi:•ate Letter from Lord
Keith, dated 22d May.

The Enemy, after quitting Rabmania, made a
wonderful march, aad reached. Cairo on the r tit of
May. It is supposed they then advanced to attack,
the Vizir at Belbeis.

General Hutchinson, who was in -his progress
from Rahmania towards Cairo, had, by the aid of
the Arabs, taken a Convoy of Five, Hundred Ca-
mels, with their Escort of Six Hundred Men. It

was destined for Alexandria, which is understood to
be in great want of same Articles of Provisions
and of Water. General Hutchinson, in his march
up the Country, observes, that the Inhabitants are in
the highest degree incensed against thc,French, put_
ting to death every one that falls into their hands,
Admiral Blankest, in his Letters to Lord Keith, of N'
the 6th, acquaints him with the arrival of the Rein-
forcements from India under the Command of General
Baird, Colonel Wellesley, Colonel Murray, &c.
After the surrendering of Damietta, a Corps of
seven hundred men embarked on the Lake Burlos
for Fiance, and were taken by Lord Keith.
I have the honour to be; &c.
'ELGIN. I

Right Hon. Lord Hawkesbury,
• Eec, &c.

MY LORD, Constantixoge, June 8, I 801.
A Messenger is thi3 moment come in from Loid
Keith, whose private Letter 1 be& leave to tran_
London, England, 1801-07-16

In the Press, and speedily will be published,

POEMS, by J. RENN, Esq. consisting of
Vol. I. ()RIG I NAI. WORK,,, containing several hi-
therto unpublished ; and
-Vol; 11. IMITATIONS and TRANSLATIONS.
The Poems formerly pliblif Bed being revised and corr:caeci ;
the Didactic parts„fminded upon Buri,,e's Sublime and Beau-
tiful • and the whole embellished with Plates; among which
are Representations of Gray's and Sir Edward Coke's Monu-
ments lately ereeled at Stoke, and a Head of the Author,
from a Bust Of_admired ‘iOrkmanship. ,
• QuO fit, Ili omnis
- Votiva pateat veluti descripta tabella
Vita: *OR.
Dcl vario stile, in ch'io piango, a ragiona
Fra le vane speranze—
Ova ria chi per prove itlenda,amore, • '
Spero trovar—non the Elerdono,
Ma del mio vaneggiar—,e frutto
I I iientirsi, e 1 conoscer chiaramente
Chequanto place almond° 6 breve rogno.
PETRARCA.
Sold by J. Hatchard, Piccadilly; and Cobbett and Mor-
gan, Pal l-
London, England, 1801-07-16

.SECRET TRIBUNAL.

Ti history of this 'Singular Institution, which
gave to Justice the appearilgC of ASsassination, and
which bears such evident marks of Superstition and
Barbarity, has lately been rendeOd interesting to
th&Publki by, several 'popular RornanceS on the sub.:
jea..
,A -German Author,
.Dock', has published
-sonic- particulars respetaing it, he has coiled.
ed with great assiduity, and On which much reliancc:
mak be_ placed.. He
.thus describes, the cave in
which the Judges, or ratherthe Banditti who as..
sumer' that sacred name, assembled! " There -is,"
says he, " at the Bath's of Baden, two ?eaves from
Rastadt, under the ancient'cistle of the Margrave,
situated on she extremity of the. Mountain, a vast
cavern cut in. the rock, which -the inhabitants of,the
country assert.to have been ,the scene °Lthe Meet.:
ings of this Tribunal. The-entry to thTCaye is so
sac .row, that not more than one can-pass through it
at a time. Pursuing the principal entry,.the spec,.
tator will see large apartments at various dis-
tances, shut With doors composed of one single
stone, which turn on hinges of iron, and which
can only be Opetied from without, as they shut into
the rock, and there are neither handles, nor any
means by which they can be pulled to the person'
inside, the locks and bolts being 'all without. The"
cavern is . terminated by-a round apartment,
rounded with a stone bench. It-appears that this
waS.the room in- which the free judges were
customed to assemble ; in-proceeding to this room
it is necessary to
,pass'over a frap-dOor, under
which is a very deep cavity, supposed to be the
place into which those were thrown who were ne-
ver more to be heard of in society. It is probable,
however,' that this was •what, in the language of
the Tribunal; was called the Bloody' "Chambtr,-- in
which the unhappy viCiiMs 'were tortured' and /rms.;
sacred.

BRTI-IS

On Sunday the pth iw. at Little Ealing; Middlesex, the
Lady n r,Lieu tenan t-Col on el Drink water, of a. Son.
• • On Tuesday morning last, in Laura-place, 'Bath; ,the wife
of Thomas Farrant,. Esq. of, a Son.
London, England, 1801-07-16

POOLE, JULY 15.

His Majesty's Ship Sophie, Capt. BURNETT, is
appointed to convoy the homew4rd.bound Ships
from Newfoundland.: she was to sail froin thence
the zoth July,

EXTRACT OF A LETTER FROM A GENTLEMAN IN
PHILADELPHIA, TO HIS CORRESPONDENT IN
NEW-YORK, DATED 6TH JUNE, 1801.
" What:think you of the meditated bruiting
march between your friend DOUGLAS and the,Se..
millante ? I have just seen a Gentleman from Nor_
folk, who informs, that the Boston is constantly off
the Capes off Virginia, and that she anchors every
night off the light-house. He adds, what clearly
indicates the design of Captain DOUGLAS, that an
Officer of the Boston remains at Norfolk in disguise;
and that,
,whenever the Semillante weighs anchor,
or makes the slighest movement, this Officer also
makes sail in a pilot-boat, to watch the motions of
the Enemy.
" You will perceive, that ow- Squadron have no
right to interfere, if DouGLAs is cautious enough
to let the Frenchman get three miles. After that
distance, Capt. DALE and Capt. BAINBRIDGE, or
any other Commander, may aft as bottle holders
only."

The Lady Shore Transport, that was carrying
Convias to Botany Bay, and whose crew mutinied,
and carried her into a Spanish port, has been re-
captured, and carried into the Cape of Good Hope,
by His Majesty's Ship Tremendous,
Tuesday morning one of the Mutineers of His
Majesty's Ship Hermione was executed'on board
His Majesty's Ship Puissant, pursuant to sentence
of a Court-Martial, \

• The Vorth Briton; Edmonds, of Hull, arrived
there on Thursday, from Davis's Straits, with 330
butts of blubber and 6 tons of fins, the produce of
IQ whales, about ten feet one inch each upon an
average.

The Providence, Clark, from Petersburg to Hull,
is the first British Ship that has sailed tram that
Fort sir= the grabar-

'P.
London, England, 1801-05-12

HIS MAJESTY,s OFFICERS OF THE ARMY'
Are respcafully informed, they May be supplied
rith elegant Elastic Feathers upon an improved
principle, superior in quality, and full 26 per cent.
cheaper, than at any other house in Town, by P.
HAAvt,ttls, at his Feather Manufactory; No. 2,
Strand, nearly adjoining Northumterland„house ;
where a general assortment is kept for the supply.
of Regiments at the shortest notice. , Orders for
exportation execute. with
.punduality.--N. B.
P. Hewlins coniinues to inanufa&ure:Cam Desks,
I;efter Copying 'Machines, Liquor Cases, Medicine
ChestS, Cadies;ind every other .article in the Ca,
binet Line, of tlie.best materials and workmanship,
on the most reasonable terms.
London, England, 1801-05-12

The Grammar comprises all the Parts of Speech. which
distinelly arrangettaccotdin to the liralimenian System,
Rules, and Idioms, and, explained hi so comprehensive a
manner, that by the study of this Work alone, an European
resident in India, may. with certainty-be enabled to-converse
with. Indians upon the most important subjects, with a.fa-
cility nOt. tribe :to:i:hod from any .of the formv. confused and
erroneoUs.Publicattons of the Grammars, and Dialogues cal-
led Moors, or MOOCISII. _ _ .

The Author, therefore, respectfully solicits the Officers
in His Britannic Majesty's, and the 'Honourable East In-
dia Company's Service, as well as the Public in general,
to favour him with their Orders, addressed io Mr. I.thecieti,
No. 3, Warwick-place? Bedford-row ; or 'to Mr. D;•bratt,
Book stl ler, Piccadilly ; and other principal Book ~t 1 lers. spe-
cifying rvwhicb ,of the two Parts (it only• one they require.
MaturethMature mut Conrents of the phronology, and of the
rinnmar; are more-particeiariy.cxyla;ned in a-Prospelus.
which. may be had at Itio. 3-; _ Warwick-place, price One
May tr,
London, England, 1801-05-12

By DAVID IRVING, A:M.
•
The Elementary- Mirk hire addieSsed to the iintine Of the
Public, is intended for the perusal
,of Persons' whoSt critical
studies are itr their commencement, or, for the young Students
in our English and ClasSicat Serninaties; who, having per-
, teded themselves in the EletnentS of Glitintror, wish to at:,
quire a taste for the Beauties of 'Composition. To Persons
engaged in adivo life, whose occupations do not permit them
to peruse inore-voluminbus Treatises,
.or to those Who have
not means of access to the various expensive Works existing
on the sain^ubjed, this Compendium will perhaps be found
a suitable introduction lb the pradice of Writing with Ele-
gance and Propriety. .- '
Printed for IL. Phillips, No. 71, St. Paul:s Church-yard;
sold by T. Hurst, West aini Hughes, and J. Pater-
noster-row; B Tabart, Juvenile Library, We Bond-street;
Wilson and Spence, York ; Balt-Our, Edinburgh.; J.
Archer:Dublin ; and by all other Booksellers, ecc.
Of whom may also be had,. the under-mentioned' School-
London, England, 1801-05-12

iVhareas, Archer no ll:taglitort have been credibly in-
forthed, that i:sseat Many rriple in this kingdom are now,
and have been for some time past, manufacturing and selling
poplins and Tabbineti, as Irish, of an inferior quality, under
the. name of Archer add' fratighton:i Manufactory., with a
view to discredit and-iNure their
! House, and a gross imposi.
tiara on'ehe Public in gencral'; they are deter Mined, 'as tar as
ties in their powers to prosccitte to conviction any person or
persons so vending Poplins and Tabbinets, under the name of
their manufacture, that was not aCtually, bought at, their
liaise.;
They have the honour to acquaint the Nobility and Gen.
try, that their Warehottie :is stocked with a grouter v:..riety
21 Mourning Goods than is, to be found in any other House id
Town, which they am enabled to sell (for ready money) at
prices much loWer than they can' be had elsewhere, the
whole being of their own manufaiture : —they consist of
white and black Boinbasins, . Chamberry Mitslins, Cambric
Sarsenets, Raidimores for Widows,- Armozlnes,- dress Bar..
celona Serge's, Lutestrings,- CyPrus Sarsenets, Poplins,
Modes, Crapes, Scarf Silks, Handkerchiefs,.tombazets for
Servants, &c. also a great chalet:of. Patterns in grey Poplins
and Sarseners, for slight Mourning. English yard-wide
Poplids of a superior qualityr.at 35., 6d. per yard; Velures,
dbuble black Serges, and. rich .1 mit Tabbinet -in different
Patterns-; plain, cordeJ, chain, and striped, for Clergymen
and Gentlemen who Oways Wear black ;- they never grow
lusty or greasy in wearing, :being of the 'very best triple dve.
No second price ever asked ter any article bought at their
House. - •
. .

Ladies own Spinning mantiftietured into Poplins or
Tabhiotts ; Tahberays tor. Furniture of the ditierent fashion-
able Colours, utanutactorcd ou the shorte4i
Merchants auppliett to any amount.
London, England, 1801-05-12

FOR.SALE BY. AUcTION,
At the Star and darter, Portsmouth, for the Benefit of the
Owners'and. Underwriters, at Eleven o'Clock, on Thurs-
day the 44th Day of May, iSos;
(FOR EXPORTATION).
PIECES of DAMAGED BRAND,Y,
• about 2400 Yards of Sirk Flowered Satin and Ifroc des ;
being part of the'Cargo of the Brig Jupiter, burnt in For ts-
Mouth. Hatbour.
For viewing the Goods, Catalogues, and further Particu-
lars, apply to Mr. Collins, Auctioneer, Union-stre t,
l'Ortsea.
London, England, 1801-05-12

FREEHOLD ESTATES, SAIA)P.
TO BE. SOLD BY AUCTION,
Together or in Two Lots, ont•Mondar 123 Jute, ISOI, at the
Angel inn, in Ludlow, at Four o',Ciocki
rriWO ELIGIBLE FARMS, called GREAT
•
14.)511.0 N , containing 340 Acres, and LITT LE .VOS-,
TQ? FARM, and RA,,LDW IN's COPPICE, contaitung
05 Acres, situate five Miles North East of LudloW,,. held
:rum Year to Year, under gents of more,than Thirty'Year&
standing. Both Farms lie convenient to be occupied together
. or separately, forming one compad Estate, _within a Ring
Fence,. viiell.wootleid and wkteied, and :are e_apt;ote of very
great improvement by pr4iaing, and other good Husbandry,
al'an easy'expence: Lime-stone and Coal are near, drid pro-
; boblv-in-the Estate. Flit 'a view of the Prernises,.apply to•
• the 'Tenants. „
London, England, 1801-07-20

LONDON,
_7ULY 1831.

IT will be seen from our .Degl and' Thver Let-
ters, that the Enemy are aaiyely employed in .pre-
parations Tor their threatened itivasion. The
French Armament at Boulogne, consisting of
Twenty-four Gun-boats, a Schooner, and' a Brig,
moved' out of that Harbour on Friday morning.,
and anchored under the Batteriei, ith an intention,
it is suppoSed, Of proceeding,' when-an opportunity
shall be afforded them, to form a junaion with, the
Armament at Dwdirk. Our force
.was, Vowever,
more than sufficient to prevent,this junetion from
taking place.--Jf there
,can be any so weak as to
ne;otert4i.n fears on the. subjea of InvasiOn, they
will be gratified to hear that". part. of the Baltic
Fleet, consisting of Four Sail of the Line and TWo
Frigates, besides smaller Ships, has already arrived
at Yarmouth, and that the remainder may be soon
expeEled. • •

We have much pleasure in being able to announce
thi safe arrival of the Jamaica Fleet in the Downs. :
those for Bristol ankl Li\verpool, have proceedel up.
t eorge,'s Channel.

WE. yesterday received Paris Papers to the 3 6th
inst. They con. nothing worthy of particti';lr
The Feast of the.l4.th inst. passed off
without interruptionJ
,Nlle do pot find in the official
Speeches-any parlicular allusion to this: Country.
The 6xiSreute-of an Embargo at. Calais is confirmed
by the Vessel whielt-brought over these Papers.

YARMOUTH, JULY 19.

ARRIVED litst night and this morning, the fol-
lowing Ships, • under the command of Admiral
GRAVES, from the Baltic': Defiance , (Flag ship),
Veteran, PoOphesnns,: and Rub), Jamaica and La..
ionit Frigates, Otter Brig, La resuve, Srllizer,
Grader, Hasty, Teazer, and Pincher Gun-brigs,
Alai° Firc-ship, and Sulphas- and Explosion Bombs,
Speedwell and Queen Tenders,
Arrived the Speculator Lugger; and L'Espiegle
Brig, from 'a
Cruize ; the Squirrel Sloop from Shet-
land, from .whence she came With a Convoy of
Gree.nlaridmen, which she left in-the
P. S., There are other Ships now coming into the
Roads belonging to AdMiral Gtt Av es's Squadron,
but cannot at present learn their names with cer-
tainty.
London, England, 1801-07-20

TORBAY, JULY IS.

ARRIVED last evening aboitt nine o'clock;. His
Majesty,'-hired Arined. Ctittei the Admiral 111;t..
LieUt.'DARI3Y, from Dartmouth, and having
taken his Dispatches from the Post_Office,• sailed
irnmediatelk co join the Channel Fleet off Brest.
London, England, 1801-07-20

from the 'LONDON GAZETTE, July ;8, ;80:.

Whitebqil, July

The King,'has.beesn pleased to grant file- dignity
of -a 'BaTon of thel.3ni*eci.Kingdom of
,Great
rain and Ireland', unto the Right Hon. Alleyne Ba-,
Yon St. Helen's,.of that part of the'United
Born called Ireland, His Majesty's Arnbaisasdor
Etraordina:y; and Plenipotentiary to the Com t of
St. Petersburgh, and the heirs 'male of his body,
lawfullybegotten, by the name, stile, and title of
Baron St, Helen's, of Sr: Helen's, in the Isle' of
Wight, andgounty of Southampton. ••

Berlin, June 30.

Her Majesty the Queen of Prussia was early ye-
terday 'morning safely deli ver-ed of a son: Her I\4a.
jesty and the young Prince-continue as welllfi- can
be -exile sled.
London, England, 1801-07-20

EXPRESS FROM IRELAND.

This Morning the Irish Lottery commences draw_
ing : the Express', with an account thereof (if the
wind be fair), will arrive on Wednesday morning ;
the Public may therefore purchase their TICKETS
and Status with the same degree of certainty as if
the drawing was in England.
The CAPITAL of 20)0001. I0)0001.
50001. 20001. 10001. Soo). &c. &c. are attainable
for the small risk of• EIGHT GUINEAS, which the
Public have repeatedly experienced by purchasing
their Tickets and Shares at Mr. NICHOLSON'S Of-
fice, No. 16, Cornhill, opposite the Bank of Eng-
land, where all legal business (only) relative to
Lotteries or the Public Funds is faithfully trans_
aged. Note, Money for Prizes as soon as drawn.
Schemes gratis. •

***Dazing the drawing Tickets and Shares will
be sold, warranted undrawn, from Eight in the
morning until Eight at night.

IRISH STATE LOTTERY.

NOW DRAWING.

An Express will arrive daily at the Office of
HORNSBY and Co. No. z 6, Cornhill, with a regular
account of each Day's Drawing, for the immediate
inspeelion of those who honour them with their
Commands, free of any expence whatever. Tickets,
Halves, Quarters, Eighths, and Sixteenths, will con-
tinue on Sale, warranted undra gin, during the whole
time of the Drawing.

LETTER COPYING MACHINES-By 'His Ma-
jesty's Royal Letters Patent, the newly invented
Machine for Writing with Two Pens, producing at
the same instant Two Originals, according to bet
common mode of writing, is offered to the Commer-
cial,' Political, Legal, and Literary World, as well
as to all persons desirous of preserving authentic re-
cords of their correspondence, &c. &c. These
Machines will be found on trial to be far superior to
any other ever offered to the public, for the dispatch
of business.—To be had only of I. H. Farehing,
No. 43, Cornhill, London, Pocket-book and por-
table Writing desk Manufaaurer for exportation.

SHIP NEWS.

POOLZ, JULY 17.

Arrived the Unity, Floud, from Dartmouth ; jemima,
Rtkerts, from Shoreham ; Six Brothers, Manelaws ;- Prin-
cess Royal, Tanner, and Amity, Crockford, from London;
Salacia, Doak, from Madeira.
Sailed—the Arne, Gillingham, and industrious Ann, Da-
vis, for Lyme ; Hiram, Horseman, and Rose in June, StrOud,
for Liverpool.
London, England, 1801-07-18

'TO THE LOVERS- tR-ULT:

Nifj R. WILLIAM CORNWALL, of High
net, liens .having raised from the Seed of that much
esteemed fine YELLOW AN-TWE-RP.i:ASI/aERRY, are.
markableiarge prolific deep red variety, .whicloo ticlines.l
riavour and beauty of Fruit, excels all Others,:,„Olants in
Fruit may be sin at CornwalPS .Cfirdenc. ; ai4 Wile in-
peetion of the Curious in and-near. London, BrariChes;.roaded
thc'Productiun, are sent thi: following 'laces; Mr.'
Owen's, Fruitertr,' Boncl4strzat-; Mason, Seedsman, Fleet-
street ; Warner and Seaman, Seedsnien; opposite the Royal
Exehanw., Ciirrrhill ;. and., North's Nursery Gardchs', Lam-
beth. At tug proper 'season for 'planting May, be had at Ali
the •above stout _Plants for immediate bearing, at 'ss.
each, for ready 'money only. - .

Twentieth of the present Month, July,
The IRISH STATE-LOTTERY..cominences Drawing.
rrHE TICKETS and SHARES are on Sale •by
. RICHARDSON, GOODLUCK, and Co. (theonly
Office that ever sold Two Prizes of Tbirty,Thousand Pounds
in Sharesj, !04, corner of Bank-buildings, Cornhill,
No. 8, apposite the King's Mew's, Charing-cross, London ;.
and Market-place, Norwich...
THE, SCHEME CONTAINS -
2 Prizes. of X.20i000 2 Prizes of X. zOOO
2 • ro,ooo 5 1000
3 ' • soot. .3 . —. 500
Also 7989 Prizes from 81. to tool.
32,000 Tii.'kets. • Total Amount,. £.150,000.
Present Pricq of Tickets. Bl. Bs,,
Half •- X'. 4 8 ' •Eighth., z. 6
:Fourth 2 5, o Sixteenth- - o. 1.1 6
Tickets and Shares will not be' lower.—Correspondents
will-have them sent by remitting PostOlfice Orders, or good
Bills at short Dates, to Richardson, Goodluck, and. Co.`
- .
London, England, 1801-07-18

DOVER, JULY It.

A Flag of Truce, with Dispatches frorn.M.Orro,
lailetLin kin open boat this morning, for Calais, and
letunied this afternoon. The people were not•per-
mined ticland,l_and were informed by the Pilot of
the boat wjiici
,brought them _their returned Dis.
tlierewas an Embargo at Calais.
London, England, 1801-07-18

PLYMOUTH, JULY i 6.

ARRIVED the Milbrook Schooner, of 18 guns,
from a Cruize ; also the Prussian Gailiot :Four
•Orotherst j. GEkDt master, 'laden with sundry
Therchandize, frOm Hamburih boprld ro Bilboa, de_
tained in the Channel by the Milbrook:
-Sailed the Sylph Sloop of War; with several:Vic-
tuallers under convoy, for the Channel Fleet."
London, England, 1801-07-27

DIED,

.•
On the .9th of December last, at. Calcutta, Robert Mac-
farlane, Esq. -
Lately, • "
Mrs. E. Fligginson, eldest daughter of the late
jamesSlontague, 'Esq. of Lackham-House, Wiltshire,
Lately,. at Modbury, Devonshire', of a typhus fever,
Etford Sparke Langworthy, Esq.
London, England, 1801-07-27

'1 VESSELS, 7HE MASTERS of arrived at the
I. • Port of LIVERPOOL, in the late FLEET, under
Convoy of J. FF.RRI Eg, Esq. Commander of His Ma-
jesty's Ship YORK, from JAMAICA, injustice to the
:merits of CaptailA Fercir, feel it in,:nirnbent on them thus
publicly to aKtnbwiedge his Servides, by returning him
R SINCERE THANKS for his unremittingVigilaUce
and Attention to the Welfare and Safety of so large a Fleet ;•
ind particularly for his Care in seeing them safe into the
alouth of St. George's Channel, before he parted, having
not fallen in with any of His Majesty's Ships to whom they
might have been entrusted.
London, England, 1801-07-27

PLYMOUTH, JULY 25.

ARRIVED a Fleet of Coasting Vessels from the
Downs, convoyed by the Raven Sloop of War.—
The latter, with part of the Fleet, passed by this
morning to the Westward.
Sailed the Excellent, of 74. guns, Captain Hon.
R. STOP FO RD, and Santa Margaritta, of 36 guns,
Capt. G. PARKER, to join the Channel Fleet ; also
the Pelican Sloop of War, with a Fleet of Merchant-
men under convoy for the Downs.
Orders have been issued to all the Volunteer
Corps in this neighbourhood to hold ,themselves in
readiness to receive THEIR MAJESTIES and the
PRINCESSES, who are expeeted here from Wey-
mouth about the middle of August. They will meet
with a grateful and hearty welcome from a loyal
neighbourhood, who have once before been honoured
with their presence.
London, England, 1801-07-27

NAVAL

Na 1111 imprium pelagi, savumgue wide/arm,
Sed mi/ji sarte datum.

DOI/ER, JULY 26.

Tr E intercourse with France by Passage Vessels
seems likely to be stopped, as orders have been re-
ceived at this Port, to prevent any person landing
from, France, Flanders, or Holland. The Pas-
sengers who arrived from Calais in the last Vessel
are ordered to be sent hack immediately.

Our Cruizers extend along the whole Line of
French Coast opposite ; and it is said that Ships of
the Line are to.be stationed at the North and South
Forelands, Dungeness, and Beachy-Head.

General Orders have been issued to all the Vo-
lunteer Corps in this DistriOko be alert, and in a
state of preparation.
London, England, 1801-07-27

PORTSMOUTH, JULY 26.

ARRIVED this day His Majesty's Ship Resistance,
from a Cruize on the French Coast ; Santa Mar-
garitta, from Plymouth ; &wallow Sloop of War,
from the West Indies ; and Rouldife Armed Ship
from Jersey.

The Volunteers in this neighbourhood were yes-
terday ordered to be in readiness at a moment's
notice.

The Forts in this neighbourhood were yesterday
supplied with a large quantity of Ammunition, and
a number of Artillerymen.
London, England, 1801-07-27

WANTED,

AN ESTATE ofabout zoool. per Ann. with a
MANOR and MANSION suitable to a Gentleman of
this fortune ;—distance not more than Severity Miles from
London. If the Situation is approved, Thirty Years pur-
Ouse wilL be given on a net valuation.

Also the Next Presentation to a kedory of from 3001. to
caal. per Ann. where an early Possession may be•expeeted.
. Apply to Mr, Wyatt, Ro‘Ofonl, near I)::.vizes ; or No. 5,
New Inn, London.

This bay was published, Price Is. 6d,
ADISCUSSION-of the Doctrine of-PHILOSO-
PHICAL NECESSITY : In a Dialogue between
JOSEPH, SAMUEL, and Jk.,COB.
: Prima for H. D7Symonds., Paternoster-row.

to tae Press, and shortly will be published,
Price 6cl. or is.. per Dozen,

'MORAL REFLECTIONS ON THE TIMES;
or, The Awful Alternative: Pointing out the only
'and certain Means to prevent that inevitable Ruin with
which this Country is now threatened.
Chestthfield: Printed and sold by J. T. Saxton; sold also
by Crosby and Letterman, London ; Jackson, Lancaster ;
Walker, Prieston ; Schofield, Liverpool ; Dean and Co. Man-
chester ; Slator and Bacon, Sheffield ; Knott and Lloyd, Bir-
mingham ; Burbage and Stretton, Nottinghanv; and by every
Bookseller in Town and Country.
London, England, 1801-07-27

This Day was published, price as.

THE LAKERS ; a ComicOliera in Three Ass;
dedicated to Tourists in general, but more particularly
to those who have taken, or intend to take, the TOur of the
Lakes in Lancashire; Westmorland, and Cumberland.
" Each season there delighted myriads thrqng,
" To pass their time these charming sceneS'arnong
." For pleasure, knowledge,Jnany thither Me,
" For tashidn some, and some—they know not why.
" And thesC same visitors,ieen one and all,
" The natives by the name of Lakers call.", •

The chief novelty in this COmie Opera is the CharaCter
of Miss l3eccabunga Veronica, a Lady smitten with the rage_
of botaify and pieluresquirlacauty. We do not perceive why
this Drama is not altogether as well worthy of notice as
many that ara said to have been aded with t3niversal ap-
plause. Several of the songs have merit.. We should not
omit to add, that the word Laker is- intended to mean Visi-
tors of the Lakes in Cumberlind.—British Critic for June.
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