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The Sun.
London, England, 1801-10-19

DIVIDENDS.

Nov. 9. William Whittington, of Bradford, Wilts, Clothier,
at eleven, at the. Castle and Ball Inn, Bath.
Nov. 2S. William Hyland, of Robertsbridge, Sussex, Shop-
keeper;. at one, at Guildhall.
Nov. 12. Thom 4 Vestillez of Leadcnhall-market, Butcher,
at twelve, at Guildhall.
Nov. tS. lohn kValthrcl, of Red-lion-square, Apothecary, at
one at Guildhall.
Nov. q. John hilly Edwards and William Purl, of Red-lion-
street, cornfattors, at one, at Guildhall.
Nov. to. IA illiain Savage, of Holborn, Grocer, at tcn, at
Guildhall. •
Dec. 3. Thomas Adams, of Upton-upon-Severn, Grocer, at
eleven, at the Talbot Inn, Upton-upon-Severn.
Nov. 9. Richard Lee, of Sherston-Magna, Wilts, Baker,
at eleven, at the New lon, GlOucester-.
Nov. t 6. tames Comper, of St. Pancras, Sussex, Linen-
ticalier, at eleven, at the Dolphin Inn, Chichester..
Nov. 9. George Bartrani, of Clifton, Gloucester, Shop-
keeper, at eleven, at the Bush Tavern, Bristol.
Nov. 20. John Bayly, of Ashtord, Kent, Bookseller, at ele-
ven, at the Saracen's Head 11111, Ashford.
Nov. 9. Philip Sanity, of Brightlingsea, Essex, Ship-builder,
elevell, at the Red-lion, Colchester.
001. 31. Gaitmliel Hoclgkinson Bobart, of New Woodstock,
NletLer, at eleven, at the King's Arms Inn, in Doddington.
Nov. to. fohn Gilman, of Great Yarmouth, Linen-draper,
at twelve, at the Angel Inn, Great
V.7;1 Pollard, of Wakefield, York, Grocer, at
eleven, atttie Strafford's Arms Inn, Wakefield.
Nov.. 7. William Harding, and Francis l‘lellors' of Derby,
Mercers, at nine, at the Fox and Owl Inn, in Derby.
Dec. 22. John Casper' Hartsinck, Julius Hutchinson, and
William Playfair, of Comilla, Bankers, at one, at Guild-
hall.

CERTPFIC4TES. ,
Nov. 7. Tames Gerrarl, of Cannon-street, Cornfaaor.
Thomas Pecte Wimbcrley, of Huntingdon', Groc%

THE SUN.

SOLIM QVIS DICUti YALIUM AUD&AT
London, England, 1801-10-19

MORTGAGE.

WANTED on MORTGAGE; two Sums, viz.
. to,oool. and B,sool. ; the former to remove an old
Mortgage on Estates in the County of Wilts, and. the latter
gum to be secured on 'a Fieehbld Landed, Estate irf a 'Register
County.—The Security to be proposed for each Loen is ample,
and,the punaual payment of Interest will be satisfa&orily
ensured,
-Apply to Debary and Cope, Paper-buildings. Temple.
London, England, 1801-10-19

From the. LONDON GAZETTE, 04-7. :7, 3c

Commissions in the Fourth (cy Dumfries) Regiment of North
British Militia. signed by the Lord Lieutenant.
Robert Thorburn, Gent, to be Ensign, vice Ore, resigned.
Dated Tune 15, Igor.
William Cannon, Gent. to be Ensign, vice Colville, resign-
ed. Dated Aug. 23, 1801.
Commission in the Tenth (or Edinburgh) Regiment of North
'British Militia, signed by the Lord Litutenant. Datea Ocl.
Is, ISol. •
John Stenhouse, Gent. to be Ensign, vice Pagan, resigned.
01714114..11.0d7S in the Middlesex Militia, signed by the Lord Lieu.
tenant.

Eastern Regiment.
1 °lin Rix, Esq. to be Captain. Dated Aug. zz, aor.
William Henry Goodingv, Esq. to be Lieutenant. Dated as
above.
john Otter, Gent. to be Lieutenant.
Thomas Scott, Gent. to be Ensign.
Western Regiment.
14. Griffin, Gent. to be Lieutenant. Dated July 25, xBor.
Stephen Ford, Gent. to be Ensign. Dated as above.
Commissions of Deputy Lieutenants for the Counv of Northum-
berland, signed by Sir Thomas Henry Liddell, and Sir WY-
. Liam Loraine, Barbs. and Walter Trevelyan Esq. appointed
I,y Hi: Majeqy to execute the Office of Lord Lieutenant. Dated
Cici:her 6, 'So .
Walter Blackett Trevelyan, Esq.
Tolin C..: r. Esq.
lienry Collingwood Selby` Esq.
Shafto I chn Healey, Esq.
Ralph Bates, Esq.
Commi:sions in the Clerkenwell Volunteer Assaeiaticrn, signed
ly Hi; N.T.-zjeo. Dated Sept. 6, 1801.
Cornet Tosepii Seward co be Lieutenant in a Troop of Caval-
ry, vice Stu;p:s, resigned.
Tolai Gent. to be Cornet.

Dated Aug. 10, t2or.
Dated Aug. z 3, act.
London, England, 1801-10-19

BREWERY TO BE SOLD;

Peremptorily, on Thursday the 22d.Day of October, at One
o'Clock at Noon, at the Liverpool Arms Hotel, , Castle-
, street, Liverrol-;
A.ver' Extensive' and Complete BREWERY,
,erected in the best manner within the last. twelve
years, possessing every improved .rnitrciple now known :
the whole covering a Plot of Freehold Ground of Two Acres,
situated in Scotland.rcad, Liverpool,
.and within izoe yards
of the Custom House_ ; capable of malthig annually 60,003
Barrels of Porter or Ale ; with convenieut Stowage, and very
extensive WarehouSes, Malt-houses, Drying-kilns, Sce.•
the Water is of the first quality; and inexhaustible.—The
whole PreMises Are Overlooked by a handsome Dwelling-
house, well finished ; and may be viewed every day before
the Sale, where attendance will be given.
- For further Particulars apply to Mr. Rine, EVerton, near
Liverpool..
London, England, 1801-10-19

STOWEY-IJOUSE, SOMERSET,

To BE LETT, and entered upon inirtiediately,
with,the Furniture, Stables, Coath-hOuses, Gardens,
Shrubberies, Ponds, and One Acre of Kitchen-fgarden, "and
Thirteen Acres.of good Meadow Land adjoining.
The House is elegantly and completely FUR K,I SIIE D, as
one of the Residences of
.the late Lady jonci, deteased, and
is in every respea tit for the immediate Occupation of a .large
and genteel FaMily ;- distant frrirrt Bath twelve mites, Bristol
ten, -and Wells twelve. The Tenant may 14ve Pepata-
tion of the Manor. -
- For particulars, inquire of Mi. Miles, Attorney, a.t Ston-
Easton ; .or at Bull's Library, Bath;
The .Servants' at Stowey will sliew the House and Furni-
ture to any .Person wishing to rent it,
London, England, 1801-10-19

HEALTU AND ECONOMY.

DOCTOR. BARTON's PATENT. VITAL
wINES, having .from extenshe experience proved to
be of the most essential benefit in preserving, recovering:, and
establishing general Ifealth,.and the we of them rapidly in.
creasing,, from becoming very generally introduced at table,
require an establishment on an extended basis. The. Pro-
prietors h've therefore ,been induced to forma considerable
peicantile connalion of great credibility to meet. their de-
mand.; and respeelfully.inform the Public they continue to
be sold, as usual, at the Laboratory and Vaults, where they
are prepared, No. 7, Bernell-street, OXford.street ; is also,
by appointthent, at the following places
No. 13i, Cheapsicle ; Messrs. Ching and Butler's, No. 4,
Cheapside ; Mr. tirade's, Cornhill ; Messrs. le-
boult's and Co. No: tio, Oxford-street ; and Mr. Barlow,
No. 29, COckspur-street, at 365. per doz. bottles included ;
and Wines = for medical use' 655. per doz.' with printed di.
reEtions, retail, for ready money only.
N. B. Venders and Wholesale -Dealers allowed a liberal
profit-, -
London, England, 1801-10-19

tiLmBER. 2833.]

THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY-LANE,

T°-MORROW EVENING,zo, 18oz,
wol be performed,
•A BOLD STROKE FORA WIFE.

WITH

LODOISKA.
,Wednesday fort the first tune this season), the Tragedy
°, Pizarro, with The Virgin Unmasktd.

'THEATRE-ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN,
TO-MORROW EVENING, O. zo, I got,
will be performed,
ARTAXERXES. _ _

Arbaces, Mr. INCLEDON ;
Artaxerxes, Mr. HILL ;
• Artabanes, Mr. TOWNSEND I
Rimenes, Mr. STREET.
Semira, -Mrs. ATKINg
Wt. And Mandan, .Mrs. BILLINGTON.
will introduce a Bravura Song, with an Obligato Ac.
"rnpaniment on the Violin, by Mr. W4tekisxl.l., corn.
Posed by BIANCHI.
London, England, 1801-10-19

OXFORDSHIRF

BELCH WOOD, SOME CAPITAL OAK,
-TO BE SOLD BY kucTioN,
By Mr, CHRISTIE,
At thelZ;xl Lion, Bridge Foot,, Henley upon Thames,
On MONDAY, November 9, at Twelve u'Clock,
IN LOTS,
AFREEHOLD ESTATE, consisting of ONE_,
HUNDRED and FIFTY ACRES of W 001)
LAND,,covered with VALUABLE BEECH WOOD and
some CAPITAL OAK TIMBER, in. the most TURIN
ING STATE, situate within about Four Miles of thc
Thames, and Seven of Henley upon Thames, in the County
of Oxford. •

Also, a Compia FREEHOLD HOUSE in Two Tene
ments, Barn-yard, and Well of excellent Water, Two Gar,
dens, and Close-of Land, containing tA.oR. z 6 P. 'situated,
at CrORING TOWN's, END, in the Parish'of Goring, i 5
the County of Oxfort, let to-Mr. Richard Goddard, at.wil4
'at a low old Rent_of 41. los. but of nearly double the Id'.
nual value, Land Tax los. sod.
The Tenant will spew the Premises.
Particulars may be now had of the Printers of the Oxford
and Reading Papers ; and of tile Printer of she 13irmisiOaet
Paper ; at the Red Lion, Henley ; Rainbow, Curnhill ; and
iu Pall-Mall. '

. -
OLD-ESTABLISHED TRADE. in mil BOOKSELLING.
BUSINESS.. . .
TO BE DISPOSED -OF, Immediati,-
Christmas next, the- BUSINESS' and Si 2 .1
TRADE, of . a -BOOKSELLER, s-rATI
PRINTER, whose Health obliges him to •-t;
of the principal Towns in the Kingdom. •
assorted; •and the Printing Matet:ials Binding
Tools, are nearly as good as new.. The situation is
gible for the establishment of an extensive Library.
For Particulars inquire of Mr. Joseph Kerby, Stational-
Oxford-street, London.
London, England, 1801-09-03

DOVER, SEPT. 2.

A Flag of Truce, with Dispatches, sailed this
morning for Calais.

The strong South-west wind which has blown to.
day, .has compelled the Gun-brigs and Vessels that
were detached from Lord NELsort'sFleee, and have
been lying at the mouths of Boulogne and Calais
Harbours ever since .the last attack, to quit die
Enemy's Coast, and run into the Downs.
London, England, 1801-09-03

PORTSMOUTH, SEPT.- 2.

SAILED this evening, His Majesty's Ship Sophie,
Captain BURDETT, for the Downs; and the Chain-
,
pion Cutter, for Marcou.

Arrived five Transports from Madeira, which
carried there the Troops who are now in possession
of that Island.

Sunday evening passed the Isle of Wight for the
Eastward, about too sail of homeward-bound Ships.
Arrived and came into Harbour, this day, the
Hambro' Ship Leander; detained by His Majesty's
Ship Tartar, Capt. WALKER, off Havre-de-Grace.
London, England, 1801-09-03

SHEERNESS, SEPT. 2.

A shocking accident happened this day between
one and two o'clock, on board, the Ambuscade Dutch
Ship,' fitting alongside the Wharf : as part of the
Crew were employed in getting the main-top over
the mast-head, one of them was unhappily blown
off (it blowing very fresh at the time), and falling
on the deck, was nearly dashed to pieces.
London, England, 1801-09-03

.*IRRIED

• On Tnesdav the ttt inst. S.andford Pcaeocke, ti
Ntarmaduke.Peacocke, Esq. of, CoNn4ish-square,
Apreece, only daughter of Si.t T. ,aussey Apreet.e.
Washingler Hall, Huntingdonshire.

an S:atlirday the Bth hilt. at Margate, Mr. H
great Surrey-street, Blckftiars, to Miss Aknnh
daughter of Dr. Robert Akenhead, M. D. of-Margi
On Saturday last, at Wesiharn Church, Mr. Sai
nes, of Limehouse, to Miss Place, of Maryland P 4
Stratford, .Essex. •
London, England, 1801-12-14

SATURDAY, DEC. 12.

THE Show was at Wootton's Inn, in Smithfield,
for the purpose ,of determining the Prizes, which'
the Smithfield Cattle and Sheep Society had agreed'
to give to those whose talent and ingenuity should`
Produce, in its kind, each creature of the most corn-
Vete model, perfea construetion, and best growth
for its age. For this purpose it was deemed exile-`
dient that the adjudication should be committed to
five persons, of known, integrity' and- consummate`
knowledge in this line, and therefore_ thefive.
lowing were appointed on the occasion :—Mr.
' THomAs, of Lambeth, Mr. LABOURN, of Leaden.'
Ilan, Mr. HIGGINS, of Bedfordshire,. Mr. LECH.
MERE, of Worcestershire, and Mr. MtLLAR..
About one o'clock 'the. investigation took place, ,
When the following were exhibited, .vii.
London, England, 1801-12-14

PLYMOUTH, DEC. J 2.

ARRIVED the Ship Dl' I'ier Ftienden, of Ha mbro',
CoNaAo H. MANCKE master, laden witit wheat,
from Hambrot bound to Lisbon, leaky ; also die
"Swedish Brig Do/j,h;n, of and from Stockholm, J.
LFIDBERG master, laden with iron and deals,
bound to Oporto, put' in to refit, having been
beating three weeks in the Channel.

Arrived the Urffnia Frigate, of 44 guns, from

Torb.ty,

~417
- •
PO RTSMO DE C • 13.

ARRIVED the Die Demuth Dani*b. Ship; from

ValeLlt I.

La Confidence, IlowmAN, from Malaga, was this
day released from Onarantine, and will sail to-
morrow for Leith.

Arrived the Ware, LIND, for Lisbon.
Sailed the friaoria Schooner, for Marcou ; Lucy,
Tor PEN, for Havre-de-Grace ; Cygnet, CAMERON,
a Cartel, for Cherbourg ; Anna Dorothea, MA-
TH ESO N, for London ; MORGAN, for Chep-
stow ; Elie Sisters, LE -r, and Solhia, Diusc
for Havre-de-Grace.
London, England, 1801-12-14

BIIASfS.

Four of His Grace the Duke of BEDFORD, comkising three
Herefordshire bred Oxen, red and white, arid a French Cow,'
One Ox of Sir THON A S CAR R, red, of the Sussex breed.
Four of Mr.WE s CAR , of Cristloe, in Bucks, comprising
cute Oxen and one Heifer, Herefordshire breed; two of the'
Oxen red, one white, and the Heifer white. •
Two Heiferi, Kentish breed, 'cif Mr. K'INC4NORTH, of
.4ebningdon' Kent. '
One Ox, Sussex bred, red, of Mr. SAYERS, of Dartford,
d‘ent.
One Cow, red and white, Herefordshire, of Mr. Cook.
One Heifer, red and white,.Berkshire, of Mr. TA Nrtn LI.. 7
One Ox, red and white, Herefordshire bred, of Mr.WAKE. •
MELD, of the Hundreds.-of Essex. ' • ,
Four beautiful Oxen, Herefordshire bred, of Mr. BENDRY,
bf the Old Jewry, Londdn: •
Two, a Bull and Cow,' Devonshire bred, of Mr. WEST-
tAit.
One home-bred Ox, of Mr. PH t L 1r s, of Royston; and
A Cow front Bangalore, the property of Mi. C T
SHEEP. •

Four South Downs, of His Grace oC_BEnr °Rho.
Four South Downs, of Sir Tno!4As CARR.
Two Leicestershire, of Mr. WEstc,:oz, brother of the
Centleinan of the same naine above.
Two Leicestershire, of Mr. WI LI:ANSON.
Two Leicestershire, of 11'1r. WALKER.
Four Gloucestershire, of Mr. K Newgate Market.
One South Down, Ei.tm.AN, of Sussex'.
Fifty-two Gloucester4hire,
,of GR ACE, Of Bucks.
Two Leicestershire, of Mr. BILLINC, of the same.
Two Leicestershire, df Air. Bti H, Salesman.
Ten South Down of Mr. BOYet, of Kent.
London, England, 1801-12-14

BOAR.

A Berkshire, belonging to Mr. HA ZOCJ.Ni of Walthanistow,
tinder ten months j and,
One between the siarolk and Guinea breed) the prOperty
tlf Mr. BARREiT, of Es:sex.

When, after a most scrupulous and discriminating
examination, occupied the Judges several
hours, they adjudged the following deserving the
Prizes
London, England, 1801-12-14

DIED.

On.Mo9day last, at Sandwich, Mrs. Rainier, wife of I)
Rainier, Esq. brother to.the Admiral of that name.

PRICE 0

STOCKS,

SITU

Rank Stock
Navy 5 per Cent. shut
s,per Cent. 1797, 98a
rish 5 per Cent.
4 per Cent. Con. 13411
per Cent. Red.
3 per Cent. Con. shut
Ditto Scrip
Bank Long A nn. 11-16
Ditto Short Ann,.
Ditto Scrip

RDA Y.

India Stock
Excheq. 6s. 3s. prenf.
Fundable ditto prem.
.New S. S. Stock
3 per Cent. 175 t, •
Oinniunt
I flyer. 3-per Cent.
Ditto Ann. •
Bank for Account
India for Account
Consols for Open. 68-ii

TO BE SOLD,
CAPITAL- HUNTERS,. all equal to Siva°
1.3 Stone; the. Property of a Gentleman, 'who has nu fet'
Cher occasion tbr them.
Apply at the White Lion Inn, Stratford-on-Avon, wherL:
the prices are left. •
London, England, 1801-12-14

'I2,IPERIAL PARLIAItI RIVT.

HOUSE OF PEERS,

SATURDAY, DECEMBEik 12.

'Ex p. House met this day principally for the pur-
pose of foiwarding the Bills before it ;. those stood
for commitment. Accordingly, t!„,,r Lordships re-
solved into a Committee, and Lola WALSINGHAM
having taken the Chair, the Organzine Thrown
Silk Bill, the Irish Distilleries and -the Starch Ma-
nufadure Bills pasSed the Committee ; after which
the House resumed, received the reports of the dif-
ferent Bills, and ordered the third readings to take
piace on Monday.
Some private business was then. disposed of, and
'their Lotd-Ships adjourned.

From the LONDON GAZETTE, Dec. r 2, ISO I.

Lord Chamberlain',3-office, Dec. 1
12,. i 8o i.

Notice is hereby given, that there will be a
Levee at St. James's, on Wednesday next, the 16th
inst. and a Drawing-Room on Thursday..
Whitehall, Dec. 7, 'Sot.

The King has been pleased to grant unto William
D'Arley, Esq. Captain in His Majesty's. Marine
Forces, His Royal Licence and Permission to accept
the Rank of Knight of the Royal and Military
Order of Constantine, conferred on him by Fer-
dinand the Fourth, King of the Two Sicilies ; and
to hear, in his own Country, the Ensigns of the
said Order :

And also to command, that this His Majesty's
Concession and Declaration, together with the re..
lative Documents, be registered in His College of
Arms.

Ordnan,,e-Dffics, Der. 9, iSe t.
Royal Regiment of Artilloy. • . ,
Second-Lieutenant Alexander Mercer•to be First Lieutenant,
vice Fellows. Dated Dec. 1, • 180 r.
First Gentleman Cadet Edward Walsh to be Second Lieute-
nant, vice 1. P. Fisher, promoted. Dated as above.
Second Gentleman Cadet Thomas Dynely to be Second
Lieutenant, vice Arthur Hunt, promoted. Dated as above-.
Commissions signed by the Lord •Lieutenant
,of the County pf
EsSex.
The Hon. john Henniker Major to be Deputy Lieutenant.
Dated Sept. 20, iSnl.
Sir Francis Vincent, 1; art. to be Ditto. Dated as above.
Ensign :Thomas William Maybey to be Lieutenant in the
East Eoex-Reginient; vice Wallinger, promoted. Dated
Aug 21,
Richard White to be Ensign in Ditto. Dated as above.
Commission in the Seyclith (or Ayr and Renfrew) Regiment of
North British Militia, signed 6y the Lord Lieutenant. Dated
May 17, aor.
William Craig, Gent. to be Ensign, vice Ure, promoted.
the 2d Royal Regiment of Tower Hamlets Mi-
litia, 'signed by the Dcply.Lictoten.vris. Dated November 25,
'Sot. . . . .
Thomas Collard, Gent. to ha Ensign, vice EdWard Gyfford,
resigned. • 1

•
tongin4, and pouf try, grain, potatoc.,s, eggs,
sour-crout, butter, cmcse, Eze.
London, England, 1801-12-14

To pr. Q4,DNER, Long-Acre.

I have been afflieted with the Gout and Rheuma-
tism for twenty, years, to such a degree, that my
limbs and joints, were swelled to double their na-
tural size, and often for a month together I was un-
able to help myself to food, orlift my hand to my
head: I had the advice of three physicians, but
found no benefit, until I was advised to use your
_Pills, which gave me instant case, and in a few
weeks wrought an effeetual cure. I believe this
Medicine will cure the most inveterate Gout or
Rheumatism in the world, without giving pain;
and you have tree liberty to publish this 'in all the
Papers, as I t9hall think it a duty I owe the Public,
to satisfy.apy
npersce who wishes to be informed of
pareicularS. , ..1)(flta 's, JOHN PURSER,
Feb. z3,"1797. .(Keeps) Talbot Inn, Whitechapet.
This universal Medicine removes the Gout, with
all other impurities of the Fluids in a safe and gen_
tle way ; also Worms, of the most uncommon spe-
cks, from one to forty feet long—These Vegeta.
ble Pills are.sold at the Dodoes house, Long-Acre,
London; and by Venders in the United Kingdom,
at 2 is. ios.lEid. ss. and zs. 3d. a Box, duty included.

T.ONI)UN : Printed by BUCHANAN WMILLAN, (of Bow-Street, Covent-Garden);' and Published by WIILT.aSt ARMIGER SCRIPPS, (of Horce,terry-road, Westminster);
At the- SUbt.OFFILC g) NO. 132, Strand; where iltivertiwnettr; 04.ers for the Paper, Letters for the Ediacr, &c. (post paid, must be addressed.
London, England, 1801-12-14

GRAVEErNI), DEC. 11.

Passed by—the New Blossom, WoodtOrd, from Calai;;
Tyson, Sims, frdin .Petersburgh Cuithells,
Alicant, Jacoba Christiana, Boyson, from Cain.
Sailed—the Baibadoes Planter, Carter, for. Barbadoc;
Catherine G reen,.Steel,, and Undaunted, Mason, for J amaica;
Somerser, Falvey, fpr Lisbon ; Alexa:.dcr, -De Haan, 0
1-lambro' ; Diana, Boyson, for Rotterdam ; and the KoliiP'
burg, —, for Nor Way,
London, England, 1801-10-26

DOVER, OCT. 25.

APassage-vessel arrived from Calais last night
with, a great number of Passengers, Dipatches,
This morning sailed for Calais a Bye-boat with
Lord .CORI4WALL is's horses, Mr.—"ViilFFiN the
Messenger, and a great many .Passengers.

FALMOUTH, OCT.

Aft RIV•Ep the Danish Brig Helena, Capt. Kock,
to load fish for the Mediterranean ; His Majesty's
Brig Raven, 0f"..,8 guns, k.:aptilirl SAN DE ik.S, frign
the Downs ; Majesty's ". Brig Require, of ;16
guns, to give instruaions to the vessels here wait.
ing Clinvoy for the :Mediterranean : the Fleet ate
expeded dowi% tomorrow.
Arrived Li/pi/tam/it/ Frigate, of 36 guns, Ca 7.
Lain IioTH AM, from, a Cruize off the Coast of -:pair :
about three weeks since she chased a French Brig

Corvette, of zo guns, which took shelter under a
Battery in the entrance of the Harbour of Coruna.
L' Immortalite stood in, in order to attempt bring_
ing her out, but the wind suddenly failing (when
nearly close to her) she was some time exposed to
the fire of the Battery, several shot from which
hull'd her, but luckily without hurting any per-
son, and the Brig was towed off by the Enemy, in
spite of their endeavours to prevent it.

Passed this Port, the Swedish Ship Expedit;c,
Capt. HAMB ERG, from Lisbon, last from Cowes.
Arrived the Mau Packet, Capt. Tuomt.soN, in
nineteen days from Halifax, 'with a Mail.
London, England, 1801-10-26

POIC/iSiiiioTJTif, OCT. 25.

ARRIVED His Majesty's. Brig Escort, from IN
Downs, with a Fleet of Traders under convoy.

Sailed His Majesty's Ship Anson, and Store-shio
Abundance and Empress Mary, and several Trans-
ports and Merchant Ships for Gibialtar and the
Mediterranean ; and the Wolverene, Capt. Wit Ica T)
for Marcou.
Arrived the
• Mary, M'Carthy, , from Petersburgh.
Herron, Roberts, • from Memel. •
Dorothy, Johnson, from Petersburgh.
Ebenezer, . Pailrn, froin Chatham.
Wandersman, •Vetk, froM S tack holio.
Goode Economy, pustrevald, froth Dantzic.
London, England, 1801-10-26

D IYIDENDS.

Nov. t. William Grigg, of WickhamvMarkit, Suffolk,
.linen-draper, at nine, at Guildhall, London.
Dec. 5. Walter Davies, of Bartholoinew-elose, linen-draper,
at eleven, at Guildhall.
Nqv. 16. John Liniker, late of Liverpool, woollen-draper,
at ten, at the. Globe Tavern, Liverpool.
Noy. Nicholas Morrell, of Newton-upon-Ouse, York-
shire, dealer, at twelve, at the White Horse Inn, Copper_
gate, York.
Dec. 1. William Bay ley of watc..B.ld, ironmonger, at the
Stratford's- Amy: NakelieM
Nov. roseph Hadfield, of Crown-court, Broad-street,
L.ondon, merchant, at eleven-, at Guildhall.
Dec. 17. Richard Samuelßenneft, of Houndsditch, hatter
and hosier, at ten, at Guildhall.
Dec. 22. Thomas Hathaway', late of Cheltenham, linen-
draper, at one, at Guildhall, London. •
Nov. 2.5. Samuel Ireland, of St. Clements Danes, mer
-
ehant;atone, at Guildhall.
Nov. 19. Charles Manwaring, of Manchester, shoemaker,
-at three, at the home of Francis Hillidge, Market-Place,
Manchester; •

Thomas Sirett, of Park-lane, vidualler, at eleven,
a. Guildhall.
Dec. t Benjamin Vaughan, of Bush-Hill, Middlesex,
eallico-printer, at twelve, at
Nov. 24. John Cainble, late of ‘Villoughby Waterless,
- Leicestershire, money-scrivener, at eleven, at the Three
Cranes lnn, Leicester.

Nov. i 6. Thomas Cooper the younger, ofLiverpool, horse-
• dealer, at eleven, at the Globe Tavern, Liverpool.

CERTIFICATES.
Nov. T 4. William Bell, of Basin'ghall-street, baizq-faaor.
Ric;lard-Syvatii of Wapping-Wall, Shadwel I, mat aid block-

ranker. . , •
- -
lohn Holmes and fames Palmer, of Craven-street, Strand,
army commission-brokers.

Mrs. Anclns, of Beverly Park, was lately killed
as she was walking on the road near Beverly, by a
cart runnir!g over her. It appears the horse and
c ,rt were- lett at a mill door,4band from some acci-
dent the horse. took fright, ran away full speed
without a driver, and the old Lady, not being able
to get out of the way, was killed on the spot.
London, England, 1801-10-26

SHEERNESS,, OCT. 25.

YESTERDAY sailed up the Thames, His Majesty's
Bomb vessel Explosion, Capt. MARTIN.
Arrived the Jane hired Lugger, and has gone
to Chatham to be paid off.
This day being the Anniversary of His Majesty's
Accession to the Throne, a Royal Salute of z
guns was fired from the Batteries, and Ships at the
Nore at noon, in commemoration thereof.
Arrived the Dolphin Cutter from the River,
London, England, 1801-10-26

DEAL, OCT. 25.

His Majesty's Ships York, Medusa, and jamaicay
with the Bruiser, Bouncer, Biter, Vixen, Mallard,
and Mariner Gun brigs, came in yesterday from
the Westward, and remain with the averyssel,
Isis, Leyden, Alkmaer, Amazon, St. Fiorenzo,
Autumn, Hound, Eugenie, Gitr, Diligence,
Alon:zo, Arrow, and Galgo Sloops ; Archer, Bold,
Snipe, Ferreter, Charger, Locust, Jackal, Plumper,
Minx, Griper, Eclipse, and Flamer Gun-brigs ; and
Ranger Lighter.
The East India Company's Packet Telegraph,
Capt. H. SAmrsoi;, for St. Helena and India, sailed
this afternoon on her voyage, with a fine wind at
North.
London, England, 1801-10-26

BANKRUPTCIES ENLARGED.

Nov: 7. Thomas Fitt, of Swansea, It'aberdasher, at ten, at
Guildhall, LOndon. • •
Dec. 19. lames. Edward. Bowyer Bull, late of
Road, baker, at. ten, at Guildhall. • '
N0v..14, Solomon Vox; of Vial-dour-street, cabinet-maker,
at ten, at Guildhall. '
Dee. Is. Thomas Baker, and lohn Shorland, of Exeter,
woollen-drapers, at ten, at Guildhall, 1...0nd0n.,

BANKRUPTCY SUPERSEDED.
Thomas White, lx.te of rort3iubuth, 1.-lant.s.,, mariner.

BANKRUPTS.

Tames Miller, of Hartimersmith, wheelwright, to surrender
Oehinz:r z 7, aq, and Deeeinber 5, at ore, at GA1041)311. At-
tOrne.y, Mr. Williams, Isarnard',--111:3, kiolborn.
William Else, of Fleet-street Londe%, warehouseman,
Ottober 29; Novemberan:). Decemb,:r 5, at one, at
Guildhall. Attorney, :Or. Kibblewhite, Grayts-Ir.r,.

Place. - •
Thomas Tinson, of Fenchur.:4l-street, London, .wine-mer-
chant, November 3,7, and December. at ten, at Guild-
hall. Attorrdes, J. and S. tullen, i'Ore-streef,'
Cripplegate.-
lona Serie, of Shepton-Mallett, Somersetshirn, clothier,
November 13, 4, amid December 5, at eleven, at the Buse:
Tavern, Bristol.. Attornies, Mr. H. Davis, Bristol; or
Messrs. Lewis and fames, Gray's-,/nn-sctuare. • . -
Thomas Hodgson,-of liverpool, broker, Novernber6,'7, and
Det:ember. 5, at three 4t the Stantinn, Deansgate,
.chcster, Attomies, Mr.i E. Foulkes,. ;or Mr.
I. Foulkes, Hart-street,Bioornsbury-square.
Timoth)t Virtue,., of }-1111111,1141ialitil, carpenter, oClober 27,
November to,
_and Decembers. at-ten, At-
torney,' Mr: Hamilton, Berwick-street, Sofia.
James Aitken, of Castle-street, Leicester-Fields, print-
seller, Ocioar 3t, November 7, and December at ten; at
Guildhall. *Attorney, Mr. Hill, Rood-lane; r enchurch-
. street.' . .
}Henry Mitchell, of Gosport, rope-maker, November; at
two, 3, at eleven, and December 5, at twelve, at the
Dotpnin Inn' Gosport. Attoraies, Mr. Lewis Young,
Gosport ; or Messrs. Sandys and floston, Crane-court,
F It:et-street.'
E4ward Rowlands, of COalbrooke Dale, Salop, barge-owner,
-November 9, to, and December 5, at twelve, at the Red
Lion Inn, Newport, Salop. Attornies, Mr. Morris, New-
yort; or Mr. Beubow, Lineoln's4nn, London.
London, England, 1801-10-26

THE HAMBURGH MAIL.

HAGUE, OCT. 13.

EARLY this morning the French Troops in gar-
rison here began their march for France. Before
the 28th inst. the whole Corps of 15,000 men wjll
have quitted our Republic.
Citizen SHIMMELPENNINK, our Ambassador at
Paris, has by order of 'the Directory repaired to
that Capital, whence he will go to the Congress at

The Secret Articles concluded between France and
England, will not be made public till after the Ra-.
tification of the Definitive Treaty. The Cessation
of Hostilities is not confined to France and Eng-
land, but extends to Spain and our Republic.
After the isth inst: the Fishing Vessels of
Maarding and other places will again resume their
fishery, after an interruption of eight years ; the
Courier who brought us the news of Peace from
Paris, having likewise brought the important intel-
ligence that Hostilities between England and Hol-
land had ceased immediately- after the signing of
the Preliminaries.

The day after tomorrow the two Chambers will
be again opened, 'and the new appointaMembets
take their places, as will those of the Council of
State.

One of our Coqrants says, that the Prussian G-ene.
ral BLUKE Ft has taken possession of the town and
tishopric of Munster, but no mention is made of
this in any accounts from Westphalia.
London, England, 1801-10-26

YARMOUTH, OCT. 25.

ARRIVED from the Coast of Holland the follow-
ing Ships, under the command of Admirals GRAVES
and PARKER, viz. the Standard, Asia, St. Albans,
Irresistible, Princess of Orange, Veteran, Raison-
able, Polyphemus, Surprize and "Edus Frigates,
Ariadne, Pylades, Lynx, and Squirrel Sloops,
Cruizer, Cohours, and Kite Brigs, Lark and Phee-
ni.i. Luggers, Pheenix, Griffin, and Hazard Cutters,
and Harpy Brig.

Arrived the Diana,OSBORNE, Diana, STEWARD,
and Prince of Wales, HEARNE, Packets, from Cux-
haven.

Salle i theSulrize Frigate, Squirrel Sionp,Cruizer
and Kite Brig's.

The Pariable, Bo ILK, from Malaga to Hamburgh,
with wine and oil, is sent in by His Majesty's Ship
Squirrel.
London, England, 1801-10-26

TORBAY, OCT. 24.

• LAST night came into Torbay, His Majesty's
Ship Majestic, arid this morning His Majesty's Ship
Prince, both from Plymouth. It is reported they
are to remain in Torbay until• the whole of the
Channel Fleet arrive, where they are to. rendezvous
until paid off'.

PLYMOUTH, OCT. 24.

SAILED the Prince, of 98 guns, for Spithea.(l.

Arrived the May, CONN, from Ireland; HeVelittc,
FITZLATF, from Dantzic ; E/entlra, RITTApL,
from Barcelona ; Pearl, LANGLEY, from Dram
and Onv4rwaght , TAN ER, from. Dant zic.
London, England, 1801-10-26

Westminster);
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London, England, 1801-09-04

DEAL, SEFr. 3.

ARRIVED the DepOrd Navy Transport, from
the Westward, Diligence and Gannet Sloops, York
and Isis Men of War, Eclipse, Ferreter, Bruiser',
Snipe, Minx, and Teaser Gun-brigs, and Discovery
,onib, from the Coast of France. The Deptford
has sailed for the River, and the other Ships remain
with His Majesty's Ships Overyssel, Admiral Ltyr.
W 'DOE, Ansair.on, Admiral Lord NELSON, rllkmai,r
and Anson, Volcano, Terror, and Vesuvius Bombs,
Hound Sloop of War, Plumper, Defender, and Bold,
Gun,brigs, and Express Advice-boat.
London, England, 1801-01-07

Dublin Castle, Dec. 23, 000.

Letters Patent have been passed under the
Great Seal ,of this His Majesty's Kingdom of
Ireland, for, constituting and appointing the Right.
Honourable John Stewart to be His Majesty's
Attorney General in this Kingdom, in the room
of the Right Honourable John Toler, appointed
Chief Justice of His Majesty's Court of Common
Pleas.
And for constituting and appointing William
Smith, Esq. to be His Majesty's Solicitor Gene.
ral in this Kingdom, in the room of John Stewart,
Esq..

Dublin Cagle, Der, 23, 'Soo.

His Majesty, by His Royal Letters, having
appointed the Honourable John Loftus Loftus,
commonly called Lord Viscount Loftus, John
Stewart, Esq. His Majesty's Attorney, Gm.
ral, and Charles Henry coote, Esq. b, of His.
Majesty's Most Honourable Privy Council of
this Kir.gdom, they this day, in Council, took
the usual Oaths and their Places at the Board ac.
cordingly.

BANKRUPTCY ENLARGBD.
Feb. t 4. Thomas Kirkpatrick, law of Church.Pas►age,
Cateaton4trcet,. Lo4ldon, .trAtcliarat at tett, at Guild..
hall.
London, England, 1801-01-07

Northward.

The ship Tra•vellei) of London, Cart. W t
1.1m4 DAv ts, from Martinique bound to Lon-
don, with a Valuable cargo, foundered at se3
the 16th ult. in lat. S. North, and long. 49.
is. West ; and Captain nAvrs and his Crew
were happily saved by the Iljdra Frigate, in
which vessel they arrived here last night.
London, England, 1801-10-21

ARTAXERXES.
With
.intirely new Scenery, Dresses, and‘ Decorations.
The Overture and Music by Dr. ARNE.
.Artaxerxes, Mr. DIG NU M ;
Artabane ,s Mr. KEj.I.I/-;
Arhaces, Mrs. MO-UN 'FAIN,
• Rimeues, Mr. COOKE.
VT, Mandane, Mrs. BILLINGTON,
will introduce a Bravura SoN, with an Obligato Ac-
companiment on the Violin, by Mr. Wt..' cus &r. 1., corn-
Posed by Li A N C H I.
Semira Mrs: BLAND.
e Scenery designed by Mr. GreenwbCd, and painted by
Tl, him, Mr. Banks, and Assishitts.
'e Decorations and Dresses designed by Mr. Johnston, and
u"eeuted by him, and 'under his diredion by Mr. Under-
T.,°''ci, Mr. Gay, and Assistants.
'e female Dresses desiJA and executed by Miss Rein.
London, England, 1801-10-21

MARRIED.

yesterday morning, at Broom-House, ShootWS-Hill,,the
seat of William Osborne, Esq. John Restall, Esq. Strat-
ford-green, Essex, to Mrs. Roche, only daughter of W.il7:
Liam Osborne, Esq.
On Saturday, Mt. John Le Prince, of Ringwood, Hants,
to Miss Francillon, of Pentbriville. ,
• In. August last, at Strabane, Ireland,. Captain Patterson,
of the East-India ship Royal Charlotte, to Miss Rebecca
Denny, of Strabane.
London, England, 1801-10-21

PORTSMOUTH, OCT. 20.

SAILED His Majesty's Ship L'Lltik and Zarl St.
rincrnt Cutter, with Dispatches for Egypt ; Scout
Brig for Newfoundland; and His Majesty's Ship
Eurydice, for the Westward.
Arrived the Industry, tAcILEIt MAN, from Poole
bound to Newfoundland.

Tu Rll if/ , °cr. 19.

SA !LED this morning, with 'a fine northerly wind,
His Majesty's Ship Glorj, and the Dutch Frigate
Amphitrite, with the different Ships under her con-
voy.

Arrived and sailed, the Brig Friend:, Captain
BLACKBURN, from Memel, bound to Bideford.

SHEERNESS, Ocr. zo.

is day arrived His Majesty's Brig L'Espitgle,
of 14 guns, Capt. SLADE, from Yarmouth.
Tne Manly and Swiilsyr Cun-brigs have sailed
up the Thames. , .
The Trazer Gun-brig has gone out of Harbour,
London, England, 1801-10-21

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London, England, 1801-10-21

PART 11.

Rec. Sir Peter Impatient.—Song. The Voyage of
Rec. The Discovery.--Song 'Honour among Thieves.—
Rec. The Lampoon.--Song. The Ladies.—Rec. Whiffle.
Song. Tray. —Rec. The Wooden Legs.—Song. jack at
the Opera.—Rec. Nuts.—Song. The Dinner.
London, England, 1801-10-21

WITPI

- -
WHO's THE. DUPE ?
Gradus, Mr. BANNISTER, jun.
TOn Saturday, the Corned) of A Trip to Scarborough, with
ny'rvor-ertr "6th she-Tragedy of King
ick-lard the Third, with the Dramatic Romance of Blue
ceardj
„or, FeMale Curiosity.
LVI file Tragedy of King Richard the Ikhird continuing
be received with universal approbation by overflowing
Lkudiences, the'P' üblic are respectfully informed, that it will
repeated every Monday till further notice.
London, England, 1801-05-08

DIED.

On the Ist inst. at Bristol hot Wells. aged z 5,. Miss
verne, sister of Samuel Amy Severn; Esq.- of
in the County of Salop.
On the 2.3 d ult. at Greenc:)cl:., Major Dukan ..CamPb.:l
(AsLomel), late of the sth or first Battalion ArgYleshire
cible Regiment..

• • ADVERTISEMENT. .
WANTEn, a:Siwation as LAND STEWARD,
a'Person brought up in FarmingtuSiness in the South
and Fertile Part of England, who, understands AIN-. quality
and. value of Land, tLyiding and improving Estates. Agrical-
tufei Cattle, &c. &v. who has no objection to go to-Scotland
or Ir,tlamt.. . •
Direel to A. B. Post-0 fficc, Bath.

WANTS A. SITUATION,.
YOUNG MAN .from .the. Country. As lie
has been used to the Corn Trade, he' could wish to b.:
employed- as an Agent for any Person in buying and selling.
Has no oblation to attend upon any-Gentleman Oink abroad.
Letters .(post-paid) addressed to A. IL -B
at theull, White-
chapel, will.be duly attended to.

APERSON who has- served an Apprenticeship
to the PORTER B R EWE rty. iu London, -wisifes for
a situation as Brewer, either in TOWn or .Country ••,' or will
give fristruaions in the above line, and to really lker that
h..!.!n ill attended to in the process; on moderate terms.
A Line direeled J. H. No. t it, Tabeinacle-roW, City-road,
will be immediately attended to.
London, England, 1801-05-08

SHEERNESS, MAY 7.

. .
ARA tun His Majesty's. Sloop Arrow,, of so
guns, Capt. BRoDIE, from . the Downs ; arid the
.Barifisk, Locust, Alatimer, Fowler, and Archer
Gun-brigs, from the River' Thames. . . ,

Siiiicd His Majesty's Sloops, Autionn, of zz guns,
Capt. Rlcitmtosolv, Alanz3, of 22 guns, Capt.
CATHCART, and Dilige/lei, of zz guns, Capt.
JONES, for the Downs.

A Paris Journalist has observed a remarkable
similarity between the circumstances of the death
of the Emperor PAUL, and that of the Empress his
mother.---CATH ER INE died when she was on 'the
point of concluding a Treaty of Alliance with Eng.
land against France—PAUL died when on the point
of concluding a Treaty with France against England.
We tremble for the permanence of the present.
Administration, when we see Mr. ADD INGTOR
attacked by such formidable opponents, in doors and'
out of doors, as Lord TEMPLE and Mr. Fox—By
the former he has been charged with thinking one
way, and voting another ; by the latter he has been
emphatically stiled at the Whig Club, the lack.
hoot of a jack-boot 1 But alarmed as we well May
be by this- hostile language, coming from individuals
so formidable in themselves, and so highly respeded
by the -Public, the one for consistency, and the other.
for talons, we cannot help auspe&ing that the same
cause has- operated on both ; viz. the part which
Mr.--Ar>piNTON took in the debate on the Eligi
bait,' of Mr. Hoitms Tool( a. The vanity of the
one has been mortified at finding himself in a mi-
nority on his own Motion and the hopes of the
other disappointed, at losing an opportunity of
holding up an individual as the objeft of Parlia-
mentary and Ministerial persecution.
00 Thursday the 7th inst. died, at her house in
Bentinek-street, Cavendish -squalL, Mrs, ZA -
ETH CAL V etc r, eldest Sister of the late Dr. CAL-
v gitT, of Dodors' Commons.
London, England, 1801-05-08

PLYMOUTH, MAY 6.

THE following vessels arrived here this morning,
all detained in the Channel by the Alert Privateer,

of London, viz.
The Prussian bark Ko'rink, laden with salt, from
France bound to Amsterdam ; American ship Diana,
of Baltimore, THOMAS FORTE master, from Ham_
burgh, laden with naval stores, for Rochefort ; ship
MinervapfHamburgh, Capt. WINDT, laden with
hemp and iron, from Hamburgh bound to this Port ;
Prussian brig Undetnehming, Capt. WINDT, laden
with wine, from Bourdeaux so Amsterdam ; and
the American ship Joseph, of New-Bedford, Capt.
DELANO, laden with sugar and rice, from New.
•York for Amsterdam.
Arrived the 'Clyde Frigate, from a Cruize.
London, England, 1801-05-08

INVALIDS

Ensign Edward B. WoHams, front the Half-pay of the late
86th Foot, to be Ensign,_ in Brevet Lieutenani-Colonel
Hatfield's Independent Company of Invalids 'at Plymouth,
vice Murray, promoted.

. .
STAFF.
Thomas Clutton, Esq. laje Lieutenant-Colonel of the Wor-
cestershire Militia, to be Paymaster of a Recruiting Dis-
tricl, vice Cullen, appointed to the Invalids at G,uernsey.
HOSPITAL-STAFF.
Surgeon F. M. Bolton, from the 4oth Foot, to be Apothe-
cary to the Forces.

MIDDLETON, BLACK-LEAD PENCIL
IN • and POCKET-BOOK MAKER to the King and
Prince of Wales, at the Original . Manufadory, No.-162,
`Strand, and nt No. t4s, Strand, opposite Catherine-street,
begs leave to recommend to the Public. his Black-Lead Pen-
cils, whose superior excellence has been for fifty years uni-
versally acknowledged ; mad Pencils for Drawing in Colours
ola late invention, which far surpass,evory thing of the kind
before known. Drawing, by way of Sitecimen, may be
seen.

They are sold wholesale and retail, with an Allowance to
the Trade, to Artists, and those who take aquantity.
A complete Assortment of Travelling, Writing, and Dress_
ing Cases. .

-Pocket-Books of every description in the greatest variety.
Gentle.men's Pocker Commodes, containing every Article
for Shaving and Dressing.
PORTABLE WRITING and DRESSING DESKS and
BOXES; in Mahogany, Satin Ward, •Morocco Leather,
&c.

Writing• Paper, extra fine large Pens and Quills, tine Irish
and Dutch Sealing Wax, and all kinds of Stationary. •
PORTABLE awl COUNTING-I-LOME LETTER-
COPYING MACHINES. .
These Machines, by which Writing may be expeditiously
and dearly copied, are brOu&lit by .N. Middleton to the ut-
most perteclion, and,comprised in
.a.Mahogany Case (iv.hich
forms a complete Desk), some so small is to be of the
greatest convenience to those ,wholravel ; others of a size and
form to answer the purposes of a complete Sc:cfetaire..

MONT BLANC, BY HIS MAJESTY'S SHIP VIPER.
Immediately aftet the Sale of the Cargo of the Shipl'Aurore,
• . will be sold„
THE.' Handsome Fast-sailing Copper-bottomed
gchooper'M ON-I' 81.ANC.,--Dern;:niions,:length aloft
75 Met 5t inches ; brea-ith A_ feet 6 inches-;. t.cpth. in the
HQI4I 8 feet ; edmeatutes teB 64-94 tons -square -sterned,
pierced for ten guns, coppered to light water mark ; is a re-
snarkable..f.it sailer, would make an 'excellent Privateer,
Letter of Nl.lrque, ?rid is suitable for any other service where
burthen and th:ipatch are required; captured ru her voy::
?win Eayenneto l'Orient, by His >lajeityas Cutter
„•illian Coy hlau, F.sq, . Commander ; now lying in Cat-
v. Ater, and tlwre:to be delivered. • -

Alter siihich Will be siikl-tliCargo e landed from said Veicel,
.

consisting of theYollOwing Gools • . •
Far Exportation. . • For Home Cdnsumption
36 Bilis - 4 B 4B
_Casks Annatto-
I C. 4 dif to • 46 Bales .Cotton
5 Casks Cloves _ • 19 Elephants: Teeth
• , 6 Brass girns, 4 Iron guns
London, England, 1801-05-08

PORTSMOUTH, MAY 7.

_ ARRIVE?? this day the Redbridge Schooner, from
Crutise.

FALMOUTH,‘MAt s.

, 1 I,

Atttitd this day the Pr;ntist Charlotte Packet
"bapt.,kaaat, forty.three days passage, with a Mail
from Jamaica...no news by her ; and the Earl
dower Packet, Capt. MAKI, seven days from Lis.
boo. The Mail was forwarded yesterday, having
been landed at the Land's End.
The Adolphus Packet was safe arrived out
at Lisbon, after a passage of five days, A ship
Was seen going in as the Gower came outs supposed
of Wales Packet. The Pr;iver
to be .-the P rimgv"
Aiqpbms was to sail from Lisbon the 23d ult.
Also arrived the Sylph Sloop of War, Captain
Dasuvmoo, from a Cruize, and the Nymph Frigate,
from the Channel Fleet, which she left all well last

evening.
Appeared oft, the C?yit Frigate, Captain Cum-
)n-riGnAt4 ; both sailed again- this evening, to join
the Channel Fleet.
Yestirday proceeded on for Amsterdam the Ame.
can Ship rora, Captain PR INC r; from Charles.
town.

The King. George Packet is. eitpellal to sail on
Saturday next, with the Mails of the 28th ult, and
the sth inst. for Lisbon.
London, England, 1801-07-02

BRISTOL, JULY I.

ARRIVED the Nautilus, —, from Tobago.—
_She parted. the Fleet on the 7th of June, in lat. 4:2,,
long. 46, 'after which,she fell in with the Sophia,
of Lyndon, a Pendant Ship, and twelve others, and
• parted with. them on the 27th, off Cape Clear.—
.0n the -z4.th, a French Privateer got in amongst
,tkern, and captured and burnt a vessel - bound to
.Liverpool. The Gierimore Frigate was then in
.company, who parted the Merchantmen in chace
ot the Privateer.—The London ships, intended
.gping to Cot,k. •

PORTSI4O7I7I, JULY "

. . .
ARR TvEp His Majesty's Ships Maidstone and
A'esistancej fr6m a Cruize. • . .
• Sailed His Majesty's Ships Falcon and Racoon,
.9n a Cruize. . Sailed the Rattler, PRESTON, fOr Alderney ; and.
4rnekn Merchant, Dux, for Sunderland: , ,
....
London, England, 1801-07-02

SOUTP.IMPTO A', f JLy r.

THIS day Southampton was (honoured with a
visit from our beloved 'SOVEREIGN, and his august
FAMILY. THEIR MAJESTIES were escorted in and
out of town by the Istli'Regiment of Dragoons,
commanded by His Royal Highness the DUKE of
CUMBERLAND. The streets were lined on each
side by the Southampton Cavalry, Corps of Yeomen,

b

and:Associated Housekeepers.' The windows. were
• crowded with Ladies,- and the streets thronged by
Loyal Subjeas.. • Their MAJESTIES, &c. made
Some stay at the Audit-House, and appeared in the '
Balcony, 'where they were greeted with the huzzas
of the surrounding multitude.
The KING spoke-most graciously to all the Mem- ,•
bers of the Corporation, and examined the List of
Burgesses,l where his own name (he having been
made an HonOrary Burgess _whilst -PRINCE. of
WALES) came next Urn', SAD LI E R'S, the Father
of the Corporation.. .
• On their return from the Audit-House, the
ROYAL 'FAMI LY took Breakfast at Colonel HEY.:
04:141-414e-glIi K E of Cum BERLA N D'S Band play_
ing the whole time in Colonel Hs' WOO s Gardens.
The Prussian Ambassador paid. his rel.was to" the
ROYAL FAMILY at the. ,breakfast. By some inis-;
take, it had been expe&d that THE IR MAJESTIES
would breakfast at Count,Woltorzow's, and great
preparations had been accordingly made by that •
"Count.
The ROYAL FAMILY 'are to honour Mr. TAR..
RATS, of Freematatle, with a' 'Dinner visit.—
Theie- is -a Marble Rtiotri at Freemantle, &kip(
in its kind in this climate, and -finished in the
highest and most expensive stile. His M-
•
ESTY rode on horseback both going and coming,
like a bold Foi•rester: himself and merry mea
_
all in green.
Southampton-has been greatly enlivened ever since
the DUKE of CbmpERA,ANt) 'has taken pp his resi.
dence here. His RoyalEighness.has the Band every
eVening for, an hdur-and a half botore his windows,
its Vincent's. \V" the-teat:pa and Belies
• s•
psrifile—UTTficrdoW, Itsgtily .deaghted with .the
.•

When some' little Great People visit a watering.
place, they seem, to -astonish the quiet Inhabitants
by turning night ,intcy.day,..an4 :dining at eight.
o'clock His ROyal Highness. sets :the best example,
to-every one; never remaining at table after seven ;.
seldom so late. H
-e mounts his horse every morn.
ing:at six o'clock ; and returning home at eleven_
night; the Summer. Rooms are opened an hour
sooner every 'evening, out of 'compliment to the
Prroce, -who is a looker-on, but does not dance:

On Tuesday there was a -long and violent thunder
storm ii'Sotithampton. arid its neighbourhood. His

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Alkits;:yv.&as out in the New Forest, when one of
th&-hories took fright at the lightning, and
.proved
^socalmly, that the Kix° was p4su4ded to leave the
^earriage, and take shelter in a cottage.

i
London, England, 1801-07-02

LIVERPOOL,
_JUNE 29.,

Arrived—the Fletcher, Nicholson, from Martinique;
Terry, Bell, from QUcbec ; Backhouse, Roberts, from, Ja-
maica; Mary Ann, Somerville, from Virginia ; Verms,
Wrigley, from New-York and Cork ; Hazard, .Roen,, frOm
Amsterdam; Sally,. Lord, .1111 RoWena, Robinson, froM
New-York; Rambler, Murphy; froni 'Strangford • Hannah,
Whitehead, from Philadelphia ; Providence, kohl, and Fre-
'derica, Barker, from Stralsund ; Mary,. Crandle, from Mas-
sachusetts; and Hope, Connect, from,Dundalk.

GRAVESEND, JUNE 30.
Passed by—the Charles Joseph, —, from Dieppe ; Su-
san and Poi and .Sally,. Nloirisson • from Charles-
town ; William and Mary, Dixon, front 'Lisbon • Lady Ann,
,Johnson,-from Bilboa ; and Sally, Allen, froth Boston.
Sailed--the Eloisa, Davis, for Aliica; Hotlhung, Plug,
for Amsterdam ; -and John, Sill:rey, for Martinique.