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TUR DAY, AUGUST 22, 1801.

UNIVERSITY OF EDINBURGH.
As the- Reputation in which this University is
deservedly•lield, continues to attra& great numbers
of Young Gentlemen from a distance, it may not be unac-
ceptable to Parents and Guardians to be inform?d, that Stu—
dents attending this University may he accommodated with
.BOARD and LODGING by the Rev. R. FENWICK,
A: M. late Fellow of Uriiversity College, Oxford, and Mi-
nister of the EngliSh Episcopal Chapel of Leith, who also
superintends their Morals and Education.
Mr. F. has taken a large and commodious House in South
Bridge-styeet, opposite the College. His- Number is limited
to Twelve, and each G tut leman accommodated with separate
Apartments..
Terms fur the whole Year . - too Guineas.
For Nine Months ' - - So ditto.
, For Six Months - -- • - 6o ditto.
N. B. Applications must be-made before the end of oao-
ber.

• 'JOHN OWEN PARR's ESTATE.
ICREDI TORS, who have proved their Debts,
I may receive a Dividend of 3s. 4d. in the Pound, by ap-
plying at the Office of NlesSrs. Ward, Dennetts, and Greaves,
No. 3, Copt-bill-court, Throginorton-street, ott WedneS-
day and Thursday next, betWetn the hours of Twelve and
Two, and also on the following Wednesday and Thursday at
the same time.
Aug. 20, 18ot.

COTTAGE, &c.
,WANT,EII TO RENT,
Froth Thirty to Sixty Miles distant from London.
THE HOUSE,though and. in the Cottage
Style • mtist be neat ; with which a,Ganlen and 'a few
Acres- of Land will be requrred.,. The Situation must be re-
tired and agreeable ; and if in, a Picturesque Country, and the
vieinity'ola'rhiuting Stteam,'a preference will be given.
Letters :addressed for- Mr..l.l.ixon, at Messrs. Nl' Dpugall
and Hunter's, No. 9, Nev-square, 4escrioing
Particulars, will be altended to.

This Day'vras published, in One Vol. 4to.
Price ii. is. in hoards,

THE MEDICAL ASSISTANT; or JAMAICA
PRACTICE of PHYSIC, Designed chiefly for the
use of FAMILIES and PLANTATIONS.
• By THOMAS DANCER, M. D., ,
Late Physician to the Bath, and Island Botanist.
Jamaica: Printed for Murray and Highley, No. 32, Fleet-
street, London. Where may he had,
A TREATISE on the YELLOW. FEVER, as it appeared
in the'ISLAND of DOMINICA, In the years 1793, 1794,
1795, 1796; to which are added,.Observations on the Bilious
Remittent. Fever, on Interinittents, Dysentery, and some
other West India Diseases; also the Chemical Analysis and
Medical Properties of the Hot Mineral Waters in, the same
Island.
By JAMES CLARKE,' M. D. F. R. S. E, •
And Fellow of the College of Physicians of Edinburgh.
°Claw, price 3s. .6d. boards.

In a few Days will be published,
HE
SEVENTH FASICULUS of a Series of
T Engravings, accompanied with Explanations, which
are intended to illustrate the MORBID ANATOMY..of
some of the most important parts of the HUMAN BODY ;
this Fasiculus comprehending the chief morbid appearances
Of the Urinary Biad.ler.

By MATTHEW BA 1 LLIE, M.D. F.R.S. of London and
Edinburgh, &c. &c.
Printed for. J. Tohnson, in St. Paul's Church-yard ; and
G. and W. Nicol, in Pall-rnall: wher'e may be had, the
preceding Numuers. Also the Author's Treatise on Morbid
Anatomy.
London, England, 1801-08-22

• • ' This Day were published,
Price qs.. in boardS,. or 4s. 6d. bound,
THE ELEMENTS of ENGLISH COMPOST:.
.1. ,TtoN; containing Practical Instructions for Writihg
the English Language with perspicuity.,and Elegance, and
designed, in the progresS of Edu,•atitin' to succeed to ,the
Study of the English.Grammar,.and of the Latin and Greek
Classics. •

By PAVID IRVIN 9, A. M.
The Elementary Work here acidtessed to the notice of the
Public, is intended for the.pserusal of Persons' whose•critiCal
studies arena their cornmenceinent,•or for the young Students
in our English and• Classical Seminaries, who,- having per;..
tecled themselves -111'01e Elements of Grammar; Wish to ac-
quire a taste for the. Beauties of Composition., To PersOns
engaged in adl.ve life, whose occ;upations'do not permit them
to peruse more volutriinotiS Treatises, or to those whO have
not means of access to the various e.xpensive Works existing
on the.sarrie subject, skis Compendium will perhaps be found
a suitable intiviiuchon to the practice of Writing with Eie-
.
gante and Propriety. ,
• Printeid for Ki Phillips, No. 7T, St.,Patirs Church-yard ;
sold by T. Hurst, West and Hughes, and J. Pater-
tAter-row • B Tah.trt, juveZile Librar),'Ne Bond-strcet;_
Wilson' and SPenee. ; E. 'Bailout; Ediriburgh.;
Archer, Dublin; and.by all other Booksellers, &c.
Of whom.may also he had, the under-mentioned School-.
London, England, 1801-11-07

ISLE OF PURBECK, -DORSET.
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION,
At the Red Lion Inn, Wareham, "on Saturday the 14th No-
vember, 1301, at Four in, the Afternoon (unless previously
disposed of by Private Contrad, of which as timely notice
as possible will be given ;)
:rj-"HE. FEE-SIMPLE and INHERITANCE ex-
-11 on the Decease of a Widow Lady of about 70,
of an ESTATE, with its Appurtenances, situate at Stople, in
the-said Isle and County, of about tie annual value of 1201.
.exclusive of all Taxes and Out-goings, except Repairs;
comprising a Mansion-house fit for the Residence of a Gen-
teel Family, Coach-house, Stable, and other Offices, a Cot.
tage, Gardens, Orchard, and very rich Meadow, Arable, and
,Pasture. Land: ' The Situation healthy, and about two miles
from the Sea. The Road good, and communicating with
the Turnpike and othei places et resort. The Hills in the
Vicinity afford most excellent and salubrious Rides, with
extensive and piduresque Land and Sea Prospects ; about
five miles from Wareham, a good Market Tbwn—An eligible
purchase for retirement or pleasure, and well worth the
attention of tkny Gentleman, Naval, Military, or- otherwise,
retiring from
.public avocations at this jundure. Mr. Filli-
ter;‘Solicitorm Wareliain, or Messrs. Pearson and Son, Soli-
citors, No. 6, Pump-cour4,, Temple, London; will, on ap-,
plicationi furnish further Particulars, or treat by-Private
Coruna. , .

. HEALTH AND ECONOMY.
DOCTOR BARTON's PATENT VITAL
WINES, having from extensive experience proved to
be of the most essential benefit in preserving, recovering, kind.
establishing'generatHealth, 'and the use of them rapidly in-'
creasing, from becoming very generally introduced_ at table,.
require an establishment on an extended basis, The Pro-
prietors have therefore been induced. to form a considerable
mercantile connethon of great credibility to meet their de-
mand ; and respe&fully inform the Public they continue to_
be sold, as usual, at the Laboratory and Vaults, where they
are prepared;.No.. 7, Berners-streq, Oxford-street ; aS-also,
by appointment, at the following places : ,
No. sj r, Cheapsiric Messrs, Chitithrid Butler's'-Nu'. 4,
Cheapside ; iblt. Vade.'s, No. 46, Cornhill • Messrs. .16...
boult'S and CO. No. tso, Oxford-street ; and Mr. Barlim,
No. 29, Cockspur-street, pt‘.rilciz". bottles included;
and Wines for medical use 655. per doz. with printed di-
reelions r tail torreadifittioney'bhiv. •,'
N.B. Venders and Wholesale beaters allowed a Liberal
profit. „
London, England, 1801-11-07

BIRTH.

On Wednesday last, in Princes-street, Hanover-square,
the Lady of Thomas Meyrick, Esq. of I..a.nyon, Pembroke-
shire, of a Daughter. - .

111ARRIED.

Yesterday, at Kew, Mr. William F. Gardner, Merchant,
of Crutched-friars, to Miss Englehart, da,ughter of John D.
Englehart, Esq. of Kew.

DIED.

On Sunday morning last, at Newington-place, Surrey, in
her •29th year, Mrs. -Dunkerly, -wife of Mr. James Dunkerly,
of Kingston, Jamaica.
On Wednestlay the 4th inst. at Brampton, Jonathan Fearn-
side, Esq. of the Exchequer.
On the 28th tilt. at Cumbernould-House, in Scotland,
Lady Elphinstone.
On Sun[lay the Ist inst. at Dunottar, Alexander Allar-
dyce, Esq. of Dunottar, Member of Parliament for the
Aberdeen Distrid of Burghs.
London, England, 1801-11-07

ANNUITIES

TO BE SOLD, an IRREDEEMABLE AN-
NIJITY,.. during the Life of a healthy Centlernan,
aged 54, and, allowing for Insurance, will clear 361,. a-year,
for 31d. and secured on Land, lett on Lease, for Life of-the
Granter, to a responSible Tenant q a ditto, clearing
a:- year, for 7001. onl.:\raled P rope rty. of 4<pol. a - yearon- pc;s-
session of the Urantcr ; a ditto, 271. a-year, for z001..0n two
he'althy Lives, aged 40 each, and secured on ample funded
Property ; a ditto, clearing 501. a-year, for'3ool. on Govern-
ment Security; two clear incomes of 161. a_year each, for
'3Ol. each, Governmerit Security ; 4oOT. a-year, for 49001.
for any three' Lives the Purchaser chooses, secured onhold states of ioool. a-year.. •
Personal Applications, or Letters,(post, paid poly ),. will be
received, addressed to Melville and/Co,. Minuity.rblfice,
Nio . 7, Cecil-street.

.TO BE SOLD, -
A N exceedirm Handsome 'COACH, with Plated
13
Joints, 'on the first Wheels,*thc Lining perfectly Glenn,
_
and lined with a fashionable -Linen, quite new..-=Parred
with only in exchange for a Charlet. •
Apply to Mr. Hopkinson, Coach-maker in Holborn, and
at the White Hart, Woodford, where'll may •be .wets

. .
REVERSION.
• TO BE SOO .BYAW2T.IOg, •'"
By Mr. SADLEIR,
'At, the .Rainbow Coffee-house, in Comhill, on Thursday
next, at Twelve o'Clock, unless acceptable. offers. should
be made in the mean time by Private Contra&,
THE absolute .REVERSION of TWO THOLE -
SAND FIVE HUNDRIi:D POUNDS, :most amply
and unquestionably secured by Settlement and Will, and
charged upon certain Ereeln,:d EstateS in Soraersetshit.f, of
the annual Value of upwards of pool. payable Six Months
after the Decease of a LidY, 'aged about Sixty-rive.
Particulars may be had of Mr. Symons Tricksy, Solicitor,
No. 46, Queen Ann-street East, Cavenclish. square, who will
treat by Private Sale; at the Rainbow Col Fee-house; and of
Mr. Sadleir, Highgate, Middlesex.
London, England, 1801-11-07

CONSTANTINOPLE, SEPT. 25. •

THE joy which the intelligence received on the
evening of the zoth of the Capitulation of Alexandria
has diffused among the Turks, extends from the
GRAND SIGNOR to the meanest iviussulman. , Since
the 21st, all the Palaces of the Sultanas on the: Canal,
and the Palace ac Beschiktsch, where the GRAND
SIGNOR at present resides, have been splendidly
illuminated every evening.
."
The cannon of the Seraglio, a,nd of all the Castles
of the Straight quite to the Black Sea, have been
fired three times a day. It is, said that the illumi-
nations, the splendour of which is greatly heighten-
ed by the;situation, will be• continued for some
weeks, and be concluded by a grand fire-work be-
fore the Palace where the GRAND SIGNOR at pre-
sent resides : 4.00 artillery-men are now employed
preparing it.

When the GRANT) SIGNOR lately sheaved him-
self to the populace at Dalmebatschy, near his Coun-
try Palace, he was received by immense multitudes
with the loudest acclamations of joy.
.• To perpetuate .the memory of this event, the
GRAND SIGNOR has caused a medal to be struck.
The brother of General T C I-1 I NsON, who arrived
here as a Courier, with. advice of the surrender of
Alexandria, has been presented with this Medal,
besides a rich pelissei- and. ca,ooo piastres. 'The
day before yesterday the first Dragoman of the
PoRTE waited on him with congratulations on the
fortunate occurrences in 'Egypt.

To day a second Transport of French Prisoners
sailed from this City ; the .noted JEAN Box Sr.
'ANDRE is among, them.
Six English Frigates and as many Turkish, have
received orders to sail for the Republic of the Seven
United Islands, in order to restore tranquillity in
the Island of Zante, which is desirous of putting
itself by force under the government of the English.,
Three thousand English Troops are on their way
from Egypt to C , for the same purpose. 'The
English Consul at Zeili re has left. the Island.
London, England, 1801-11-07

NUMBER 2850. j

THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY-LANE.
THIS PRESENT EVENING, NoveMber 7th,.
Their 111i.jestes' Servants will ad a Play, called

THE MOUNTAINEERS.

Oct_avian, Mr. EARRYMOILE;
Vimlet, Mr. C: KEMBLE ;
Roque, Mr. POWEL4.-

ISULETILER S.
•illessrs: Sedgwiiik, Digoum, Cpoke, Gibbans, frt.
Lope Tocho, Mr. SUET.
GO A:TILEROS.
Messrs. Packer, Evans, Maddocks, Chippendile.
bukazin Muliy, Mr. CAULFIEI,I2 ;
..Pacha, Mr. WEWITZER ;
Ali Beg, Mr. SPARKS.;
Sadi Mr. BANNISTER, jun.,
2.olayda, Airs. SONTLIET
iloranthe, Mrs. DE CARP:
Agnes, Mrs. BLAND.

OF ACHE . TO-IVIORROW. •
Baron Wiiiiighurst, Mr. BANNISTER, hut. ;
Baron Pilfelberg, Mr. SUETT
,Hans Niolkiis, Mr. NVEWII4ER;
. Lady Brumback, Mrs SPARKS;
Sophia, Miss bT EPH ENS
Alatia, Miss DL CAMP.
Boxes, 6s. Second Price, 3s. Pit, 3s. 6d. Second Price ts.
Gallery, as. Second Price, is. Upper Gallery, Is., Se.
coed Price, 6d.—No Money to be Returned.
Places tor the Boxes to be taken ,of Mr. Yosbrook, at the
tbrOilice, in Little Russell-street.
The Doors to be.opened at half past rive, to. begin at
hall after Six.
Ladies and Gentlemen who were disappointed of Places to
fh. 0 pera of Artaxerxes on Thursday night, are most respe6l-
.".Y informed it will be repeated on Monday, with The
niten, and Wednesday next, for the last time this Season.
,9n Tuesday, The Grecian Daughter, with Harlequin
,runulet, Or The Magic of Mona.
And on Thursday. the Tragedy; f Douglas.
The Opera of The Deenna is in rehearsal, and will be per-
Entitled in a few days, with entirely new Scenes, Dresses,
.$l4 Decoration, and in which Mrs. Billington will appear
the Character of Clara.
. . .
London, England, 1801-11-07

COURSE OF EXCHANGE,

TAIDAY, N
flamburgh . 3z 6 2i us.
Altona - . 32 7 2 us.
Cadiz - 29 in patter.
Ditto - cadtve
Madrid - 29 in paper
Ditto - etreialYe
Leghorn - . 52

;ov. 6.

Naples - - - 43
Genoa - - - - 47
- - 391
Lisbon - 67
Oporto .
Dublin - - 19

LONDON : Printed by 13U CHA NA N 241" M ILLAN, (of Bow-street, Covent-Garden); and Published by WILLIAM Arcs! to Ea SCRIPPS (of Horse-.ferry-road, Westminster);
At the Suli.OFFfc-E, No. 11::, Strand wbeie Advertisements, Orders for the Paper* Letters for the Editor, &c. (post-paid), must be addressed.
London, England, 1801-11-07

AMSTERDAM, 0c5,,27.

On the 22d a fishing vessel arriiecl at
gen, with ten tons of fresh Dutch herrings,: taken
since the signing of the Prelirninaries of Peace be-
tween France and England. Every ton ,sold for
more than too florins, and several Members of the
Government received presents of these herrings. It
is intended at Vlaardivetz, to send out thirty-six
more Ships to the. Herring Fishery.
London, England, 1801-11-07

GRAVESEND, NOV. 5.

Passed by—the Fanny, Thompson, from Demerara ; Jen-
ny, Clare, from Guernsey ; and Twe Gebroders, from
Guyon.
Sailed--the Alive, Mellett, for Martinique; Grace and
Peggeis; -Phillips, for Cork; Nimmen, —, for Rotter-
dam ;. Gute Erwagting, Bannister, for Hambro' ; Potrim-
pos, —, for Konningsburgh ; Wilhelmina,' Meyer, for
Dieppe; Stads Berlin, Klinkert, for Amsterdam ; -Priscilla,
Besant, and Dick, Davis, for Dublin.
London, England, 1801-11-07

THE

SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 7, 18oi.

FIFTH CHANGE.
ROYALTY THEATRE,
WELL's-STREET, GOODMAN's-FIELDS.
MONDAY NEXT,- November 9, and five fol-
lowing Evenings only, will be presented, first titne,
a Conic Harlequisaade, called,
THE NEW WORLD ;

Or, HURLY-BURLY..
In which will be introduced, the favourite, and most laugh-
able Scenes, Situations, &c. selected from several clpital
Pantomimes, viz The Magic Grot, Neptune's Friend-
'ship, the Dwarfs, and the. Mandarin.
Also, first time, an Kistorical Spectacle, as performed at
Faris with unbounded applause, lvith the original French
Music, called,
THE DEATH OF CAPTAIN. COOK.
Ezhibith the Manners, Customs, Marriages, Combats,

HOWLETT's LINCOLNSHIRE.
This Day was published,
The Eleventh Number, Price Three Shillings, and a few
Copies on Smaller Paper, Price Two Shillings and Six-
pence, of a
SELECTION of VIEWS in the COUNTY of
LINCOLN, comprising the principal Towns and
Churches, the Remains of Castles and Religious Houses,
and Seats of the Nobility and Gentry, with a Topographical
and Historical Account of each View. The whole engraved
by Bartholomew Howlett, late Pupil to Mr. Heath, from
Drawings made by Turner, Gitlin, Corbould, Nattes, &c.&c.
Printed for William Miller, Old Bond-street.
N. B. In consequence of a new arrangement, this most
elegant Work will now be completed with all possible expe-
dition, and the Publisher pledges himself to deliver the
future Numbers to the Subscribers every two months.
The Work will be comprised within Twenty-five Numbers,
each Number containing two Views and a Vignette, besides
the Letter-press.
It is allowed by every candid judge, that the Price of this
Work is greatly below its merits, and the late large increase
in the Price of Paper and Printing, would justify the Pro-
torietor in a.. additional Charge on the future Numoers, but
he thinks it his duty to complete it on the terms originally
proposed by Mr. Howlett; after which, when the Work is
finished, the Price will be raised at least two-thirds.---Those
Gentlemen, therefore, who are desirous of possessing this
Work, and adding their Names to the numerous List of Sub-
scribers on the present terms, will please to apply to the
Publishers in ()Id Bond-street, or any of the principal Book-
sellers in the County of Lincoln.
London, England, 1801-11-07

DEAL, Nov. 6.

its Majesty's Ships York, Re/din, and Eclipse
tun-brig, sailed this morning for Sheerness; the
Oivetysse4 Allman., Medusa, Amazon, St.
Brilliant, Jamaica, Endymion, Nemesis,
6ri,titzge, Eugenie, Gier, Dart, Hound, and Galgo
&clops, Express Advice-boat, :Ferreter, Snipe, Lb.
citst, Mailard, and Charger Gun brigs, remain,
London, England, 1801-11-07

YELLOW. FEVER.

THE progress df Science, and the triumph' of
•labour and perseverance united with Art,„ are recently
dis Played by an important Discovery in. the Maleria Medica.
It is universally known that the late War was carried on in
the West Indies, and other parts, in an atniospliere impreg..
nated With disease,and pestilence, the etteCts of which have
been so calaniitous that other foes were but as shadows its the
scale. On an accurate calculation, it is found, that nearly,
two-fifths of the Europeans are continually swept away..by.
this desolating distemper, to which the appellation of the
Yellow Fever is now generally given; to prevent or to cure it
had baffled all :the t•i-rtions of the Faculty : at length, when
hope had almost to despair, and all remedy wa's deem-
undisco‘ crehle, a SP ECI PIC- is produced,--beth for pre-
vention and cure. The Nation at large, so justly interested
int he fate of -those; who devote ,themselves to her welfare,
must highly rejoice at, this discovery ; the tender Parent, the '
anxious. Wife, arid rhe affectionate Friend, concerned for their
respective Conneelions abroad,
_or for those who are leaving
England,- must hate:their 'feats moth alleviated by availing
therns4ves_ 9f this lapportunitv-to, secure those who are dear
to iliem-fiem the (lingers of aft infeeliou's Clitnate.
' This Medicine is sold, Wholesale and retail,- at Mr. Gold.
41,:Cornhill; tendon, and retail only, by his ap.•
:pointment, ..by.• one eminent,Vender:of Patent Medicines in'
'every pr_pcipal Seaport City and Town in the United King.
dortrWn.l3Oxes,:One-GuiAea each,• sufficient. for one person
twelve months. The post positive tesPinony of efficacy'
may be feekat abOve. • • •

4
..... ..,
London, England, 1801-11-07

CONCRETE LEMON-TUICE,

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

XX"IttACT or A LETTER FROM i,VRENTRAM.
44 A short time since the Rev. Mr..l3ticzt.t and
Me.-1. P. went _down to the sea to bathe ; the for-
mer turning to reach the share; was much surprized
that the young Qentleman had been imperceptibly
overpowered by the tide, and after much struggling,
he sunk into the deep. Mr. B. determined, if pos-
sible, to rescue him from an untimely grave : he
therefore with uncommon fortitude, on the body
rising, caught hold of the arni, and dragged Mr. P.
to the beach, without any signs Alice. Mr. Bu c-
KLE'S philanthropy induced him to commence and
persevere in the resuscitative process of the Humane
Society, which after some time prioduced languid
appearances of animation, and Mr. P. slowly re-
vived : his benevolent Preserver then dressed him,
conveyed him to a farmhouse, had him put be--
tween warm blankets, &c. In• a few hours Mr.
BUCKLE, in his chaise, carried home an amiable
young man alive to his friends.

" Long had mankind, by dang'rous error led,..
Entomb'd, alike, the breathless and the dead."

" If the beneficent Clergyman had abandoned his
breathless companion as a dead man, his parents
would have been deprived of an excellent son, and
the Public of a truly valuable member of society."

CORN EXCHANGE, FRID,-Y, Nov. 6.

The weather has been so exceedingly boisterous that scarce
a sing_ le vessel has arrived at Market. The fine Wheats left
from Monday were taken this day at pretty nearly the same
prices. Rye little doing. Barleys and Malt are pretty gene-
rally wanted, Pease and Beans are rather advancing in price.
Oats have a brisk sale, but are not considered as being any
dearer.

CF, OF CRAIN,
e of Eiea.Bushels.
Boilers - '455 a 4Ss od
Fine do. ..—s a —s odFine Suffolk sos a sis od
Fine Pearls ' —s a—s od
Small Beans . 2SS a 32S ad
Old do. . - —s a 4zs od
Tick do. -24 s a z3s od
Old do. - --a a 385 od
Oats • its a 246, ad
Fine do. . . 2.6 s a 3os od
' Polands do. -32 S a 34s ad
Fine do. . —s a—s od

AY, Nov. 6.
Fine Po113:d los a 24s od
Cornmondo. izs a 14s od
Horsed°. —s a —s od
Bran —s a gs od

F STOCKS,

DAY.

India Stock 2144
Eictieq. Bills los. its. prem,
New ditto
New S. S. Stock
3 per Cent. t7si,
Omnium
I tuper. 3 per Cent.66l} ex. diY
Ditto Ann.
'lank for Account 21
India for Account OW
Consols for Acc. 68.414 i S
London, England, 1801-11-07

.BELLAMY's PATENT WATER-PROOF LFATHER,
for ROOTS, SHOES, TRUNKS, CHAISES; APRONS, •
&c.

RESISTS MISTS all kind of wet ; Gentlemen maywalk
a whole day in the we or dewy grass, without!the wa-
ter penetrating either through the SOLES or UP PE R-
LEATHERS ; it is as soft as common leather, lilt is putinto
water tot a month it does not imbibe a single drop, nor is it
*Laded with boiling water, which destroys every other kind
et:Waller in a moment.
This discovery, which adds so much to the comfort of life
in a wet season, has given perfea' satisfadion for above six
years. A thin sort prepared for Ladies' wear.
The Sole-Loather, which is Water-proef, is stamped with
capital letters, BE L LAM Y's PATENT WATER-PROOF.
N.B. To prevent imposition—only to be had at the Pa-
tentee's Warehouse, No 3, Upper North-place, G ray's-Inn-
lane, near Guildford-street, London.

EXTRACT FROM THE LONDON GAZETTE.
TT has been -the study of the . Proprietors of the
:1 well,-known ANTISCORBUTIC DROPS,: first corn..
posed and prepared by the late FRANCIS SPILSBURY, at
his Dispensary, No. Is, Soho-square, London, and continued
only, and solely, there to be prepared genuine, to guard the
Public against the linpositions which are. siaik- -:praCtiged
against Medicines possessing the first respeetability ' • and as
the virtues of the Antiscorbutic Drops have been fourld not
only an antidote in scorbuti.c.complaints, but a successful re-
source in cutaneous eruptions, scrophula, gout, rheumatism,
and the oittendant diseases of the nerves,' asrqhe list-of cures
accompanying each bottle, given in an ample bill of direc-
tions, will testify, as well as the TreatiSe on Diet, gout,
*c. written- by the late Proprietor (which may be also, had
at the Dispensary), single them out as fit ObjeCtS to try; .un-
der their satidion, such spurious imitations. For this rea-
son, the Proprietors, by the favour of His Majesty's Com-
missionerS.of the Stamp-Office, have atlix4 a Aarty on each
bottle, printed in black ink, with the words " Spilsbury and
o. No. 15, Soho-square," expressed upon it, which, if the
Purchaser attends tb,, together with the words " by the
King's Patent," on the bottle, bill, and wrapper, with the
addition of the King's Arms, on the larger, he may .as-
sured he has obtained the Genuine Medicine, as sold at the
Dispensary, Soho-square, London; in bottles of ss. and al.-2S.
each, duty.inOmied. • •

~}
M ~~ s
London, England, 1801-11-07

HARWICH, Nov. 6.

tits Majesty's Post-Mastets-General his signified

to the Agent for l'ackets at this place, that orders

have been given for temoving the Packets from
Yarmouth to this station ; in consequence of which
the Prints of Orange Packet, Captain BRIDGE
(Which is now at Harwich), will sail from hence o\l
Wednesday nett the xi th inn; with the Mail and
Passengers:

The coMplement of men belonging to the Packets
is reduced th the Peace Establishment, and direc.
tithis have been given for all their' guns to be
brought on bore,
The Trial Cutter, Lieut. DAwsort, h arrived

with The loss of her anchors ; and several Fishing

grnadks belonging to this town, have returned from
ttit Noith Sea, having sustained considerable damage
tlr the late tempestuous weather. •

TORB.eir, Nov. ;.
SAiLEt, the Cdnrda and Safaris Men of Vat,
and Fisgardand Doris Frigates, for Portsmouth.
London, England, 1801-11-07

NEPIW:

POOLE, NOV: 5. -

• Arrived---the Aaive, . Williams; Dart, Williams, and
Cassander, Tomlin, from Portsmouth.
Salk...l—the Charlotte, Roberts, for Liverpool; Tartar,
Chambers, for Seville; and Eagle, Jones, for Weymouth.
London, England, 1801-11-07

Lately was published,
In Two Volumes, Super Royal Octavo, embellished with
Thirty-four Engravings and a Map, price Two Guineas in
boards, and a few Copies with the Plates coloured, price
Three Guineas,
REMARKS on LOCAL SCENERY and MAN-
NERS in SCOTLAND, during the Years i 799 and
tgoo. By JOHN STODDART, Lt.. B.
Printed for William Miller, Old Bond-street.
The above Work etas amply reviewed in the British Critic
of September last, and the followin is an extrad :
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so frequent indeed, that there seems to be but a narrow field
left to exercise the diligence or ingenuity of future Travel-
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like those which produced these two Volumes, which-are re-
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matter. The Reader • will peruse the whole, as we have
done, with great satisfadion, as the good understanding,
sound judgment, and fidelity of the Author, are every where
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NAVAL POWER OF ENGLAND.
This Day was published,
In One Volume, Bvo. price 7s. 6d. boards
JHE HISTORY of the RISE and PROGRESS
of theNAVAL POWER of GREAT BRITAIN, in-
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principal Articles of the Navigation Aa. The whole illus-
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Of whom tray be had, published this Day, price ts.
The SPEECH of the Hon. C. j. FOX on the Peace be-
tween England and France, with the other Proceedings at
the Shakspeare on Saturday, Qaober tot being the. Anni-
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London : Printed by His Majesty's Law Printer, for j.
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N. B. Messrs. Durnford and East completed their joint
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London, England, 1801-11-07

A cARD,

Ht a us, Wine merchant, Monument yard,, Lon-
don,respedfully acknowledges the very distinguished
patronage of Noblemen, Gentlenien, and the Pub.
lic. It is 'highly gratifying to him, that hi 3 plan
of selling Wines in legal quart bottles, has obtain-
ed such sanetion and encouragement. He has, at
this time, .a very large- and valuable stock of
Old Ports, and other superior Wines, selling upon
the lowest money terms, 'truly genuine, in full•
quarts, every dozen. of which are warranted to con-
tain three gallons of'Wine, making: thereby a con.
siderable saving to the purchaser. The importance
of this plan (unequivocally-fair) to private families,
is most obvious.
*** Orders by the Pipe or Quarter Cask ex-
ecuted upon terms highly advantageous.
1-§+ Hibbs's Orange, Rum, and 'Brandy Shrubs, as
usual, for making hoc. or cold Punch, by the • addi-
tion of water only, are .so very excellent, hai he
presumes to think they will be found really un-
equalled -for strength, richness, and peculiar fine
.fkavour.
London, England, 1801-11-07

sTATrI LO TERI ES, ise
The Irish begins drawing the 16th November
next, and the English the 3d of March iBoz.
Note---The Tickets., in ,_both Lotteries will be
higher before the time of drawing.
The Tickets, Halves, Quarters, Eighths, and
Sixteenths' Shares .(duly stamped, pursuant to Ad
of arliament), are sold and registered by Mr.
Ntc HOLsoti, at his State Lottery-Office, No. 16,
Cornhill, London, opposite the Bank of England,
where all business relative to Lotteries, or the Pub-
lic is faithfully transaaed.
The following, is a Numerical List of the Capital
Prizes lately Sold and Shared at this Office, viz.
NO. 5499 - • - 4.10.000 No. 23481 -
7785 . . 26,000 25565 - 5,009
9565 • . Io,obo 28322 20,000
14777 " 50)00 3087; 5,000
17025 - 10,006 42700 - - - 10,000
17049 -• • 10,060 43978 • - 5,000
19054 • . to,too 44514 20,0,0
19896 • - • 5,000 46676 - - To,aco
23339 sid-e - 5,500, 52603 - 10,000
s many of 23001. rood. and 5001. each.
Money for the Prizes as soon asdrawn.—Scheme4
gratis. Ordersfrom the Country (post-paid) duly
attended to.
London, England, 1801-02-13

A BREWERY.

TO BE SOLD, by Order of the Astiignees of a Bank-
rupt, on' Wednesday the 25th day of February instant,
by AUCTION, unless previously disposal of. by VA-
vate Contract • - •
A coMPLETE -BREWERY,
,at EYE, in
1-1 SUFFOLK. -in good Business, but capable of being
conJiderahly extended ; consisting of a good Dwelling.
house, situate in the =ire of the Town of Eye, a Brew-
ine-office,, Malt-kiln, Malt-Offices, Store-houses, Ware-
houses, Vaults, Cellars, Granaries, 'Stables, and other
convenient anti suitable Buildings necessary for the busi-
nes:, ; a commodious Garden, and about 13 Acres of good
Meadow and Arahk Land, 'how In the occupation of Mr.
John Jacob: Also Twenty-five Public-houses in
.the
Lown and Borough of Eye, and other Towns and Villages
adjoining, or ni the neighbourhood; and the Good-Will of
several others. - - •

- The Rental of the whole Estate is about 3601. a year,. at
moderato Rents, and the houses and BuildingS all in good
pai r.
N.B. A considerable Retail Malt Trade tn.:), tic carried
on upon the above. Premises, •
Eye ix situated in a'gocal Barley Country, and within a
short distance of suveul Cam Markets. : •

Further -p:atictilars mity be had or Mr. V(ayth, Alf.
john Wythe,' and -Mr.: Sewell, at aye, the Assigivaes,
who will chew the -Preinitms; of Masai. Browpe and
tiVar, at DIGs, Suliotpro to the Assign= ;
and of Mt. Carter,. taple'lnn, Ldr‘on.• - •
London, England, 1801-02-13

Ma. STURT's NIOTION

Lard HAWK ES MA* said he rose to request
that the Hon. Member (Mr. ST UR r) would have
the goodness .to postpone his intended Motion
respeaing the. Ferrol Expedition, till that day
se'nn►ght, in consequence of the absence of a
Right Hon. Friend of his, who was that evening
detained from coming to the House, in conse-
quence of very urgent business.
Mr. STURT expressed his willingness to con-.
sent to the delay proposed, provided no farther
delay should take place to his bringing it fop.
ward, than that day se'rmight.
London, England, 1801-02-13

LONDON, FEBRUARY 13, 1801.

YESTU.DAY evening, at eight o'clock, the
intended Bidders for the Loan met in Downing-
street' by appointment of Mr. Psis, to Settle
the Preliminaries, previous to the Bidding, which
is to take place on Monday next.
There were six Parties, consisting of,
r. Sir FRANC IS BARING and Co.
Z. Mr. RO ARTS.

3. Messrs. EVERITT:
4. MT: SPROTT-
S. Messis: SMITH, PAYkti arid MbitcAN.

6. Messrs. BOLDER°, GROTE, DORRIEN, and
Co. _ _
London, England, 1801-02-13

RUSSIAN CONVENTION.

Mr. HOB HO USE said, that as k understood
:that the Emr EROR of Russta had assigned as the
reason for his seizing upon British Subjeas, Ships
and Property, that the Convention entered into
between Great Britain and that Country, so far
as related to the Surrender of Malta to the Em-
peror had not been fulfilled, he meant, therefore,
to move, that there be laid ly.tfore the House a
Copy of that Convention, and of the Treaties
which have been entered into between this Coun-
try and Russia. Mr. HomousE then men-
tioned, that he should bring forward his Motion
or, that day sennight,
Sir LAWRENCE PARSONS moved, " That a
new Writ be issued for the Borough of Carlow
in the County of Carlow, in the room of HENRY
SAULER PRITTIE, Esq. now a Peer.
London, England, 1801-04-11

"nit?CT-ZITS'-yr 5 ti-3111Ur•-tir,!..4 sr isrrl.77 Doc r--7Fargarr:gar
present : the wax likewise:Dust ha‘, e been of consi.
derable value, is the Jpanufiaure:of tallow"..catidles
is not irti,k ancient : there is a Statute of Henry VI.
with regard to WaX-Chandlers, the
.preamble to
which sets forth, chat wax wasused in great quan-
tities, not only for the purpose of making-Candles,
but likewise Images of Saints : bciicies tai., mead
was pow the liquoi of luxury, and still continues in
great :request. in Wales. Honey is .a considerable
objt-et of the ancient French law, .Under the title of
" Aboilage," and, together with Wax, is frequently
mentioned in the • laws •of Hoel Dha ; .wbere the
perquisite of the King's Great Chamberlain, to as
much wax as he can bite oiF- the. end'of a candle, is
particularly recognized.- • •

CONCRETE LEMON JUICE.
Mr. ,Cox ELL, of Tcmple-Bar,having been
given to' understimd that some -other Acid has
been sold for Concrete Lemon Juice, feels it
cessary to obserVe, that 'he is permitted. to refer'
to the 'highest Authorities in this Kingdom, for
the purity of that prepared. by . hianieJf; and •he
trusts that the preLlitition of signing every Package
with his name, and in his own hand-Writing, will
afford sufficient security against imposition to-those
who shall he desirous to make use of this conve-
nient and elegant preparation..
London, England, 1801-04-11

CORN EXetiANGt, FRIDAY, ArnlL To

Out Market this morning, experienced no; inatcri;tl altera-
tion ; we had, however, a brisk "demand for fine Oats acid
kiln-dried Barlev.
Flour, which was wavering between lass. and t 305- per
sack, is now fixed at the former mice.
London, England, 1801-04-11

DIED.

On Thursday last, It William Frogates, Eici. at Fulmer
in the County of Bucks, Norhury, widow of the
late Rey, Dr. :siorlPary Fellow of ;.ton College.
• On,Surtrlay the agth Ilk. Mr, John Master of the
Old/Ship Tavern; Brishton, in the 56th year of his age.
On the t9th uit. at Lisbon, the Floe, John David Col-
year, son Ot the Earl of Portripre.
ni
Ott
"tar)da'iy last, at Sr. Al han'i ,in 824 rear, Joseph
Gape, Esq one of the oldest Benehers of thc,:Cfiddlc Tem-
ple- •
On tuesday last, at his house in Cavendish-square, the
infant. daughter of Sir William Lanham, Bart.
Lately, at Dalmilingtort, Shire of Ayr, Major William
M4Myne, late of the 58th Regiment, 7
- On the gth ult: at Freefielti, Miss Garden Grant,
ter.of the late Lewis Grant, :\ I.jer in the service of the East-
India Company.
London, England, 1801-04-11

VORGERY:

Y tiAr Siva''! Was ejitamitittl ;iv re
• •
~
N. 110tIts, Esq. on .iuspicion of forging two Drai'ts
on Messrs. Druattnotthi Bankers, at Charing.crossi
the one for the payment of zol. and the other for
301 i pinporting to be the Drafts of the Marquis
of Downshire.

Mr. Heald, Clerk. td Messrs. Thymmonds, stated
that on Tuesday last the Draft for 401. Was pre
sented fOr payment by.'a man to whoM it WAS' paid
in two Ten !found Notes ;that on refercr.C't.' to the
Marquis of nownshire, he was informed it was
a forgery; and. that the Marlids ica,:on to be:
lieve it had' been done-
by a man of the name of',
Swan. Yesterday Morning a bcpy presented a Draft
at their house'for. payment of 301:purporting to be
drawn by the Margois of DoWnshire' and' payable
to Mr. David Somerville Or bearerydated' London;
of the signature. resabling-that which had been
'presinted-onMonday and pFidi'and Which the Mar.
quis had declared to be- a forgery.' -The Boy was
questioned-as to whom. he 'received the Draft from,
when he:said- lie teCeived•it from a Gentleman xt
the Swan Inn, Charing-cross ; the boy accompanied
the Witness to the Inn, and the 'Prisoner was point.
ed out as the man, upon which Ee Was secured; and
he was taken 'tosthe Marquis's. house in Hanover.
square. The Marquis tvas.not in London.'
On searching the Vrisoner, a litter. was 'found
upon him, written ,by the Marquis of Downshirei
and addressed .to the' Prisoner ; and on a blank side
of the paper,- various experiments were discovered,
imitating the manner. that the Marquis signs his
name, which-the Prisoner acknowledged to be done
by him ; and on. his being called upon to give an
account of himself, he said he was an Ensign in the
3d West India RegiMent, now at Barbadoes ; and
he• acknowledged that the Marquis had been
great friend to hini, and had released him out' of
prison when he was confined for debt ; and that
last Monday he was very much in want ofOnoriey,
and on communicating the same to 'a friend, he ads
vised him to draw a Draft.on Messrs. Drunainondsi
and sign his friend, the Marquis of DoWnshire!S
name, and there was no doubt that it worild be paid;
he acknowledged that he had been itnpruent enough
to do it ; and he likewise acknowledged .tiTat.h.e had
forged
.the other Draft without the 'advice of. any H
one. • e. was' committed for further exaMination
fo'next Tuesday. •
London, England, 1801-04-11

This Day was published,
In Two' Volumes in Quarto, Price it. IS. •
A METHOD•of MAKING ABRIDGMENTS;:
or easy and certain Rules foe Analysing Authors, divid-
ed into two Parts.—The-tst,,containing the Rules for making
Abridgments ; •the 2.d, the applications of those Rules to,
' vatous Selettions from the best Authors.
By .4i)c ABOE, y LTI ER.
This Method is clearly and sausttaabrily explained ; it is'
novel; and leads verydireetly to the habit of completely un-•
derstsnding an Author, and deteding ail ittacctiractes of rea-;
setting.
•
,46 Such a Work cannot fail to be useful."
•
- British_ Critic, Sept. Igoe.
Sold by P. Elmsley, Strand; E. Nebery, corner of St.•
Paul's Church-yard, where may be had, several other Works
on Edbdttion, by the_same Author.
London, England, 1801-04-11

- WASTE.

•4 • •
.•.W.4s-rt is thus described in an.ordinante:of Phi-
: lip' 4r 'l3el, in :the year t 302; " Ne facent aiw.ttn
ga:,t;-464 s'il y a.aucun arbte qui ait esit garde pour
::sa:hetiulte,!*ou Ottr substentatio4 de maisons,
. sOit,encorogardi," which does honour to the good
.taste'lof those • tirries. Ii , appears .by a.Speech of.
-Lord Bason's against the ahuses.of -Purveyors, that'
u who were •to. provide tinier for .the King,
even so late as the• Reign of James the First, used to
extort large sums of' money, by threatening that
they would otherwise fell trees which grew in ave.
flues or near the Mansion house.

DISTRESS.

A SPaniard;insiSts upon his horse or arms not
bring taken in execution, les sewn tornados
For deullas suo.orlhis nit., vallos." . A Frenchman's
dress priitegea by their areent laws, (‘ per
deptes non siOnt'prez is vestidurai corn Porte
scum "JO)." Du Moulin, p.' t
London, England, 1801-04-16

BRENERLEHE, Apitit 9.

AN E4ress is just arrived from the Prussian
Army under General KLEIST, with orders to the
Confradors for supplying the Detachment..destined
for this place, to countermand their purchases, as
the tnarc.,l) of the Army was for the present stopped.
It is believed ro have taken place in consequence of
the event of the 23a ult. at .Petersbursh, and of the
ad inst. off Copevhdgeg.
London, England, 1801-04-16

-
" ALEXANDER;t

. .
. •
Dm; RY-LANS THEATRC—After the Flay
if Trip to'Scarboraugh the Audience called loadlyt -
for tt,e.national Songs of Rule • Britannia and( God
saw •tti King, which were sung by the.principal
Vocal.Pertbrmers, amid the most universal actlima.d
tione.— If there were any who-did not enterintai
the general joy of the Audience on this occasiOns
his feelings arc not to be envied, as a more gratis
fYing spectacle than this voluntary effusion of a
grateful ,People.can hardly be imagined..
toVENT.GAILDEN THE ATAII.-LaStlliihr Mr. •
CooKE repeated Sir Giles Ozer-reach to , a 1444
drolkded'Andiebee. • Of this Play we have already.
given One opinion,. and likewise of the acing. The
ldtter is highly creditable to the Performers
neYil,' and the'Audienctvery strongly testified the
sense of -their ..merits.,- 44 ,Rule Britannia"- was
called for, and sung with much enthusiasM. jr •
iNt hip- and 'undisputed elating `tti
publiCapprobation,, and the assistance of Mrs'. Std
COND'S Well-known talents, procured him on Tue. •
da), night,. at an early hour, an overflow from every-
part of the House; indeed we are informed 'the
receipts were much greater than ever before coo.
twined within those walls on any occasion, and the
cOmbination of talents well deserved the eneourage:.-
ment received. Mrs. SECOND actually took thd
Flonse by surprize—they expected to find a Singer,
and they found an Alress, unembarrassed, and with
the most graceful aftion, subjoined to a figure
formed for the Stage : her voice filled every crevice
With the Most melodious strains, and her:Crazy
Jane, 'we are persuaded, will be remembered as
long as British Performers receive British sandion.
INC LEDON's Storm was a Mast‘r-piCCe.

LNGLIciI STATE LOTTERY.

THIRTY—SEVENTI4 DAY.
Nc'. 4420, a Prize of zoool.
Nos'. 27,970, 53,265, 4,505 Prizes of soh

PRICE OF STOCKS,

YISTIRDAY.
India Stock
Ditto Bonds . S. dis.
Exchequer Bills s. dis 4
Ncw ditto
Lottery Tickets
Onmium 61i 74 7 , ..•
Inwer. 3 per Lent,
Ditto Ann.
Bank for Account
India for May
Cons. For May 59i 6crii 9;

Bank Stoci: shut
Navy 5 per Cent. sisi 6
5 tier Cent. '79;, 931 4f3i
Lush s per Lehr. shut
4 per 17 Cent. ,41. ri7k,
~
~,rceth. Red. 5 it
per Ccnt._Con.
Ditto Scrip
Bank Long Ann. 181 t-1641
Ditto Short Ann. 51
Ditto Scrip

London : Printed by B. hI‘MILLAN (of Bow-street,
Covent-GArden) and Published by W ILL kAm Ai
No. - 64/G
sus,
EIL
SCRIM (ut tiorsc.lcuproad, Wg4Vniustar), at
Strand.
London, England, 1801-06-24

TO THE LADLES,

The happiness of both Sekes is so:Conflated with
-the increase of female charms, it is not to be won-
dered at that .the inventive genius should be on-
ployed-to discover what may be' innocently used to
AvisiSt Nature, in keeping the tyrant man in a state
of pleasing bondage to tile softer sex. This disco_
very, is now, matle,•and as imposition has been but
too frequently practised upon the credulous, the
'Gentleman who is the inventor of the MAGNEtte
CREAM, has consulted- the delicacy of the Sex, by
committing the sale of this curious and elegant pre-
paration to a Lady of honour and respedability,
who has tutharity to return the money, if this in,
tiocent Liquid does not give to the skin •that pecu.,
liar fairness, which, as well as: delicacy,
bespeakshealth, find throws an animatio'n into.the
countenance, which shall give the eye "the full
potter to ,charm and fascinate. For the hand and
tirm it is prepared in a different form, and ii-delicacy
would perniit thC names of those Ladies to be men-
honed, who have approved this innocent CoMposi.
tion, 'their number 'would exceed belief; for rank
mid fashion. It CM) be had only at N0.'13, Brown.
low street,' near Gray's-Irin,, jfolborn,
,in • baffles
at ion: 6d. each.' •
N. B.- Ladies' residing in the Country, by in.:
closing one-pound noteYniay have two bottles
sent' to them, safely,'packed in a box; with billi`Of
diredions•to 'pay ofthe Kingdom.
London, England, 1801-06-24

tout. adystis 4 N%uiLi, Lim; 1
tILIM.JII Lett UK: MUM, 4i
continued out 'f6r a considerable time. The ind
fatigable .r-Nttorney contilming his researches, tilting
with little liO'pes of success, at last to his unspeztia.
able joy discovered what he had looked for so
long in vain. Short-lived, however, was his jqyt,
for as he was beginning to copy the. entry., the.
Parson' returned, backed by his man-servant, a car-
renter that had been working for him, and diverp
others. The voorAttorney was now taxed with
having him,df frAutlulently cut out, thu leaT, an 4
coneelad'it in his rocket. He denied the eharget
but was s^ill declared guilty.—He desired that Ins
Tockets.raight be searched, but even this would not
satisfy his accusers. The Curate and his myrmidons
et auallY laid him down, stripped him to the skin,
and made him dance naked about the room. This
conduka, Mr.Gt e as said, admitted of no palliation,
as the Gentieman on whose behalf he applied had
ever borne an irreproachabl& character, and was
universally respeiied.
LordsKE N YON observed, that the concluft of Mr.'.
Et.i.ts was very improper, and perhaps a civil' Ac-
tion might be brought against him. At the same
time lie was not induced to grant an information, the
expellee of which to a Curate would be ruinous. Be-
sides, the Case was not of the.iiggravated rarture'of
those sbinctimes stated, and no bad consequence
could folloW, although the Court should not inter-
fpre in the summary manner required.--"Kule refused.
London, England, 1801-04-20

L A•

P

, •

OF THE

LINE OF DEFENCE BEFORE 'COPENHAG,EN),

AND OF THE

ATTACK MADE UPON IT)

ON THE 21l Inver. BY THE

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A. The-Ciladel.
B. Mortar-Battery.
C. D. Tww-Idands, called the Crown Islands,
formed upon the Sand, by driving
Piles, and thereon erefting Batteries, one
mounting about Fifty Pieces of Cannon,
and the other
,about Thirty, all of them
24-pounders.
E.E.1.. Danish Ships of the, Line.
F. Danish Frigates.

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°' REFERENCES. L.,
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G. ElcrerlD4l3igi Rasie4wf9pned into Floating
H. The ttritishiVieei..- •
I. The Isle of Airlock.
K. K. Copenhagen.
L. Merchants' Dock.
M. Royal Dock. ,
N. Arsenal. •

0.0. .British Bomb.vessels,_ placed' after the
MEOn of the ikl; to d6trZ-).y the Arserial;
• &c. should Hostilitie be' te.stimed..