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The Sun.
London, England, 1801-06-01

COPENHAGEN, MAY 23.

THE Secretary of State, Count CHRISTIAN von
BERNSTORFF, will set out for Londe% to-morrow),
as Extraordinary Ambassador to treat on the part of
Drusark with the English Ministry, on the present

political Stl66
Of Count lIERNS-isdßi,l, is at oacc a or:lses quehte of
the Negotiation wit+ Lord ST. H Kr. EN'S; and the
,•
intelligence sioc4 received of the takin,,- of our \V esr
India IslancL; Secretary PLOVAN; Of the Tkpart:.
inent of reiieign Affairs, will accompany Count
PI F. it NSTO Ri r to London.
CoUnt.Fli EDERICK BERNSTORFF accompanies his
brother; tht: Secretary of state, to London.

ITALY, MAY S.

THE French Squadron under Admiral GAN-
THEAUME Sailed again from Leghorn on the Ist
ipst. for Corsica, and has left only. one Frigate at
Leghorn, which' it is supposed is to convoy the
Trooi)s intended to garrison the Isle of Elba, where
the Inhabitants have hoisted the English Colours.
Other Troops willlikewise be embarked at Leghorn.
It is said a brother o' the First Consul, who ar.
rived with GANTHEAUME, is .gone to General
MURAT, atylorence. itiay before GAN rHEALTME
sailed from Tou/offi he caused Foreign as well as
French Sailors, to be pressed on board his Fleet.
London, England, 1801-06-01

Somenet tußle Infartry.

Lieutenant Samuel Hopkins to be Captain, vice Chaprium,
removed to the 9th Dragoons. Dated April 7,- act.
Thomas Hall to-be Adjutant, vice Hopkins„. resigned. Dated

as above.
-
William Higginbotham to be Ensip-,n, vice N. Foster, pro-
itioted. Dated as above.

REPORT.

COURT OF KlNC's BENCH, MAy 21,

SITTINGS LORI) Kft4YON IN WESTMINSIER.
• liAef.. •

MAY GIROUX.
The Plaintiff is a Baker, living in, the City, and
the Defendant a Frenchman, an eminent Dancing
Masier, at the c4;:een-square Ladies Academy, and
whose %vile, a native of this Country, born of
French Parents, kept a Boarding School, near Pen-
tonvilk, -where very respectable young Ladies had
been educated.
An agreement took place between the Plaintiff
' and the Defendlnt, of which the following is the
itubstance : " That for the sum of 501. to Mr.
Giroin;, paid by Mr. May, a young Lady of the
name of Elizabella Wood, daughter, by a foiner.
husband, of the present wife of Mr. Mays, was to
be taught by Madame Giroux, at the:: Boarding_
School, the French and English Languages, Musk,
Dancing, Drawing, and such other accomplishments
as might fit her to become the. Mistress of a Board.
in-School ; that for that purpose Mr. Giroux was
to find her in good and vac:kilt Meat, Drink,
Washing, Lodging, Instrudion, &c. for the-term

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,
ritlesid), must be atictressed.
London, England, 1801-06-01

STOCKHOLM, MAY zs.

ON Vtrednesday. last the Russian Ambassador
here, Baron BUDBERG, had an audience at Court,
and delivered his Credentials from the new Emperor
ALExANDEit I. by which he is confirmed in his

post
On the same day the Russian Envoy, count
VONDER PAHLEN, was presented to the QUEEN,
and the rest of the Court. Ac night a Cotirier ar-
,
rived with Dispatches, containing ,the Letter mins-
_ I/
mitred by Lord NELSON to Admiral CRoNsfi:DT,
which caused a cOnSideral)le sensatictsti.„..
London, England, 1801-06-01

ALTONA, MAY 2s.

THE Danish Troops which have-withdrawn from
the territory of Ilamhurgh, are .nor in quarters of
cantonment in the Danish Lordship of Pinneberg-,
and the circutnjacent country. The Head-quartets
of His Highness General Field-Marshal PRINCR'
CHARLES of IfESSE' are at Relfingem, nearTigne-
,
berg. Colonel EWALD, with his Corps, or Chas.
seurs, commands in Altana.
London, England, 1801-06-01

SHIP NEIbY.

GRAVIS4NErt MAY 29.
Pasied bye--the Friendsl. and V rOW
from Embdenl Amity, from Messina ; .Elizabeth,from Dantzig ; 'Poinona, Evans, from Hanibro' ;
Hope, Phipps, from the Cape of Good Hope; Commerce,
from Salem; Hero of the Nile; Harriett,
Pearson, and Alert, Hill, front -Lisbon ; Nancy,
Peggyt ; Brook
_Watson, Coward, and Sally and
Pegg,ty, Whitt', from Oporto.
Sailed—the Apollbi' Brown, for •, William Penn,
Volans, :for -Madeira ; }lnner, .Gibson, for Philadelphia ;
and ,Centaur, Pearce, for.LlSbon. .
London, England, 1801-06-01

CARLSCRONA, MAY 10.

BY a Flag of Truce which arrived here to-clay,
t'he following Letter from Admiral Lord Nsmoil
to Vice-Admiral CRONSTEDri Commander in Chief
of the Fleet here, was received :

" The former Commander in Chiefof the British Fleet in
the Baltic,:having, at the request ofthe Eur tioit. of Rus-
s: 4. consented net to interrupt the Swedish Navigation, it
wonldbciixtremely. unpleasant to ;Ile, should any thing hap-
pen which might for a moment, disturb the returning hitt-
many and friendslikii bcav‘ven Sweden and Great Britain.
Your Excellency must therefore permit me to inform
you, that I am not.direEted to abstain from hostilities, should
I meet with the Swedi.sh Fieet.at Sea: .As it it illerefi-,.re
in
your power to present this, I am ct blt cc 1 that!Ou will
Consider this intimation. as a. frientlit ificasure tithis}y, part,
and conununicate the same to His
"I entreat your Excellency to belith4e, that I am, ‘vitli
the utmost respret,
" Your most obedient Servant,
" NELSON AND I31:ONTI.

" On hard the St. George, in the
Baltic; May 8, tB3

'the following is the concise Answer returned
by Viee.Admlral CkONsTE DI

Aiwts."AL,

" I have had the Honour to rocelte the Letter of your Ex:.
celleney of the Itth inst. and hare transntitted it to the Keno.,
my Master, who is gone from hence to Stockhohn.—When
I shall receive his Answcr,, I will do myself the Honour to
forward it to you immediately.
CRONS-kEDt,
". Admiral and Commander in Chief
of the Fleet at Cariscrona.
CaThcrona, Moto, 1801." •
London, England, 1801-06-01

YARMOUTH, MA 31:

'ats morning arrived the Earl of Leicester
Packet, Capt. THOMPSON, from Cuxhaven, with
Mails, and Dispatches from Vienna ; and the Prince
Orales Packet, Captain HEARN, from Cuxhaven,
With a Messenger from Petersburgh.
The passengers by these Packets, say that the
Danes haVe quitted Hamburgh.
L'Ettiegle has sent in here the Grete Poste, %a-
lai(' from Wolgast to. London, • with wheat; and
be Ions? Pieter, from Hamburgh to Dunkirk, with
sugar and coffee.
London, England, 1801-06-01

TORBAY, MAY 30.

ARRIVED here last Thursday evening, and sailed
again this morning, with a light breeze to the
/?,astward, His Majesty's Ship Ambuscade, from
Portsmouth to the West Indies; also the Ship
t:1"1tr, from London to the Bay, of Honduras
" Brig Duke of Norfolk, from London to Chep.
Itovv, The Majestic remains.
London, England, 1801-06-01

SHEERNESS, MAY 31.

is Majesty's Ship Surprize was paid off at this
Fort on Friday.'
Arrived the Dolphin Cutter, tote surveyed, prior
to her being hired into His Majesty's Service.
This day sailfd His Majesty's Advice-boats the
t
'lrels, Lieut. SAvrs, and Advice, Lieut. W..
"EitTsoN, for the Island of Jersey.

~:

• DOVER, MAY i.

ESTERbAT a Passage Vessel sailed for Calais,
ilvring on board Mr. BECKPORD and Suite; who is
bne to Stviteerland for the benefit of his health ;
4nd to:day arrived a French open boat with a Flag
of Truce, bearing Dispatches for M. Or•ro, sup-
Posed to be answers to those which were seat from
hence oh Wednesday last.
London, England, 1801-06-01

DUBLIN, MA'Y it.'

ON Tuesday His Excellency the 'Lotto Lily_
TENANT had a Levee at the Castle, which was at..
tended by the Nobility and principal Gentlemen in
this City and neighbourhood. •
Yesterday evening the Marquis Cop.xwAtArs
had a Levee, which was very numerously attended,
and about five o'clock his Lordship proceeded to
the water-side, to embark*for England in His MA.
jesty's Yacht the Dorset.. He was accompanied by
a long train of carriages to the Pigeon-house, when
his Lordship took ship under" a salute from the
South wail and Phcenix.park Batteries.

Sittings appointed in Middlesex and London, be.
fore the Right Hon. LLOYD Lord Ka wyoN, Lord
Chief
,justice, &c. in and after Trinity Tertrio So t :

IN TERM.

mlnoLtsz3c.
Wednesday* June lo
,Monclay, 15
Monday p 22

LONDON.

Thursday,
Wed6.tsday,
l'utsciay,

AFTER
rridat,- June 261

TERM.
StitUrday,

June t
- 11
23

June z 7

Mr. Jemasow, since his 'accession to the Pre.
sidency of she United States of America, proceeded
on the plan of displacing the Federalists, even to the
lowest officer, froin those employments in the Exe.,
eutive Government which depend on the President.-
A Political Writer of the Federalist party thus ex_
presses himself :—" The same Almighty Disposer
vvho raised a' PETER to civilize Russian barbarisrk
sent a PAUL. to exthibit on the same scene the most
contemptible impotence, and caprice of barbaric
despotism., And, in a like manner, that Supreme
Dispenser of blessings and chastisements who raised
a WASHINGTON and an ADAI4S to the beneficent
administration of the highest constituted authority
in these States, has, in the inscrutable counsels of.
his providence, doomed it to be abUsed and dis.
graced by a JEFvExsoiri."
A singular trial lately took place at Philadelphia.
The Clerks of Mr. PICKERINO sold Passports at
five dollars each. In the Paper named The Aurora,
Mr. PICKIRING was accused of taking these dollars
himself. He brOtight an Milan for a Libel. The
cause was keenly contested: The Jury could Oct
agree, though sent several times out of Court. The
Judge was induced at last to dismiss them, without
having received a verdidi
Three female conviis were on Wednesday re.
moved from-Ipswich for Portsmouth, in order so be
sent to 'Botany Bay. There are nearly three Iwo.
dre4 women going out in the Tranivort* about to
sail for Port Jackson. • .
London, England, 1801-06-01

MAY 28.

Wfien the Count of I,toktoitx, now at Pars, was
at Bayonne, the Prefett gave an entertainment to
him and the Constituted Authorities:. The parry
afterwards went to the Play. At the moment when
the Prince entered the Box prepared for him, a dove
descended' rapidly, and placed a Crown on his
head. The Prince took it off and gave it to the
Prefect of the Department, who was near him, and
who returned it to him. " Receive it, Sir," said
he, " since it is Heaven who sends it you by the
hands of the Fiench."

Letters froth Pientra, of the 24. th Floreal (Mar,
14.), mention, among accounts from Italy, that. Ad-.
miral WAan EN continues to cruizo with his Squa.
dron between• 'Malta and Africa, in order to inter.
cept all the ships destined. for Egypt and for the
Coasts of AfriCa. He ,has received from Lord'
KEITH a reinforcementof several Ships of the Line
and a number of Transports, and thus is enabled to
form, as it were, the advanced guard of the grand
English Fleet that is cruizing befbre Alexandria.
The Minister of General Police has received
positive assurances from the Commander in Chief of
the Army of the West, that in less than a month the
Department of Morbihan will be en'titely cleared of
the Banditti that Infest it. icifty.eiglit have been.
apprehended since .the zoth of last month all their
gangs have been dispersed, ,and Du I ARDIR has dis-#
appeared. The assassins of the liiNhop of Quirnper
aro to be tried before the SpeCial Tribunal, Lewis
COTTEIIRAY and LECRUME, alias BRUTUS, have
been 'Shot. The latter hid killed with his own
hands upwards of twenty person. He was the ter-
ror 'of the whole country, and one of the 'most adive
agents of England).'
London, England, 1801-11-25

.• .
• • , This Day was publiShed, pricers.
`Medicated, by Permission,' to-His Majesty) •
971-1 E ANNIVERSARY ~ SERMON of the
ROYAL HUMAIStE• SOCIETY, preached at the
Parish Churches of Kensington, April 19, and at St.
fence, Reading, June 17, tgot:
By LANG FORD,: D. D. Canon of Windsor, and '
Chaplain in Ordinary to His-Majesty.
An.A-ppendix by the Society, on Shipwrecked Mariners,
Biennial--Prize Questions,' and the • Resuscilative Proces'S,
Which has been successfully practised by the Medical As-
sistants of this Institution..
Printed for the Humane Society, and, sold by' F. and C.
Riving-ton, and j Johnson, St. Paul's Church-yard; and
Mawman, in the Poultry.
London, England, 1801-11-25

iv zip a;

PORTSMQUTH, Nov. i s

A.tikiizei this dar His Majesty's Ship Fisgakd,
from Plymouth.
Came into Harbour Majesty's 4hip Boadi:ta,
to.be paid off
Arrived the Sloop Jane, Walse, from sea,
with Passengers from the Ship kir, from Bour-
deaux, which is passed by this port.*
London, England, 1801-08-07

AUGUST 4.

A Letter from Boulogne, of the 29th ult. says,
it seems that the English have not forgotten the
lesson they learnt at A/gosh-at. Although greatly
superior in force, they have kept constantly out of
the range of our shot, with the exception of one
Brig, which advanced and manoeuvred very teso:
lutcly.

CALAIS, jEtY coMmtinicatiorr with
England is absolutely stopped, except for Citiien
OTTO and the Government, whose packets go and
froely. No privat€ Lettas have been suf.

barked for Dover hambeen iseot Imck.

FRA-NaVORT, JULT'2B.--=:-Theneirs.from .ga;:ezth
give us still further details iespeciing theEMigrants
arrested here. bußAllb,' who is Carefully watched,
proves to be INIBERT CoLomEs, formerly Mayor
of Lyons, who went to.RussiA .th•follow the Count
D'Awrdts ; who has been in various situations
since, and who has been incessantly plotting, against
the Republic in Germany and England.'
It was to.see htzEtt.-i• Co LOMES and his intimate
friend. Pkt cy, that PtctiECRIT repaired to Baieuth,,
but he escaped froth thence before he COuld be ar.,
rested. Much money, was round on PREcy, and
two very important Letters On LACHAPELLE,
London, England, 1801-08-07

_
ivinced—a sense of feeling an ot humanity that it would
well become him to endeavour to merit.

Richardson assured his Lordship, that as this was
the first error, it should be his last.

The Prisoners both wept while his Lordship was
addressing them; •

THURSDAY, AUGUST 6.

THE Assizes finished thiS morning, when the fol
lowing capital conviels received sentence of Death

_. Charles Watson, for feloniously making, forging,
and counterfeiting the current coin of this Realm,
called shillings and sixpences. He was inditqed
with Samuel Watson and Mary Watson, his son and
daughter. Lord KENYON, in passing sentence, told
him his crime was greatly enhanced by his bringing
up his children to the same iniquitous trade.
William Waits, alias Ottolvay, James Smith,
and William Richard Bush, for burglariously break-
ing and entering the dwelling-house of William
Width)"Wes, in the parish of St. George, South-
wark, and feloniously stealing a' large quantity of
wearing apparel, his property.
Thomas Brindle, for burglariously breaking and
entering a dwelling-house.
John Feas.ly- and William Pivett, for burglari-
ously breaking and entering the dwelling-house of.
Robert Miles, in the parish Of St. Mary, Newing,
ton, and stealing a box, containing cash and notes
to the amount of upwards often pounds.
John White, for feloniously breaking and enter_
ing the dwelling-house of Thomas Stump, in the
parish of - Nbrth Elsted, no person being therein,
and stealing a silver watch and a great-coat, his
property. _ _ _

Thomas• Southby, for burglariously breaking and
_entering the dwelling-house -of Elizabeth Bedwell,
at Dulwich, and stealing a variety of articles.
Thomas Wilbourae, for burglariously breaking
and entering the dwelling-house of James Hull, in
the parish of St. Olave, Southwark, and stealing
twelve paper parcels of rabbits wool, and other
things, his property.

John Harris, for feloniously assaulting John
Beddy pn the,King's highway, leading from Rich-
mond to Putney, and taking from his person a gui-
nea and a half in gold, and other monies, his pro-
perty.

loseph Briscoe, for stealing iat Abinger, the
carcass of a sheep, the property of William Baker.
Thomas Turner, for stealing, in • the parish of
Kingston, a weather lamb, the property of James
'Row.

Wm. Harriion and Wm. Stedmdii; two Soldiers,
he one aged 18, and the oihdr 2z, for 4,14 e on
he person ofSarah, Berry.
Thus concluded .the Home Circuit.
London, England, 1801-08-07

I

HOUSE OF PEERS,
THURSDAY, AUGUST 6.
FURTHER PROROGATION.

THE SUET.

IMPERIAL PARLIA3IEIVT.

AT three o'clock the LORD CHANCELLOR, the
Earl Of CHATHAM, and the Earl of ST. VINCENT,
came down to the House; and being seated in their
Robes of State, on the Bench, in front of the Throne,
the attendance of the Commons was ordered, who,
(being represented on this occasion by the Clerks
and Principal Officers of the House) forthwith ap-
peared at the Bar Majesty's Commission
authorizing the above Peers to- declare the Royal
Will and Pleasure for the further Prorogation of
Parliament until Thursday, the 15th day of Septem-
ber, was.then read, . after which, the LORD CHAN-
CELLnR, in the usual form, notified to both Houses,
that the Parliament stood prorogued to the said day
accordingly.

SOLEM QUIS DICERZ 74LSUM AUDIAT ?
London, England, 1801-08-07

Our laß,c WAS n,

' -

SATURDAY according to annual custom,
elution orthe-senitor boys educated on King I-lenQ
the Sixth's FoundatiOn, at Eton School, to the San,
larship of King's College at Cambridge, coninynced
at Eton Colleg,e, before the Rev. Dr. SVMNERi
Provost of King's College. In the evening the
Etonialis, in 'celebration of the event, and as '2
prelude to the commencement of the eleetion yaca;
tion, had a grand Regatta on the Tharnes. The'
boats were decorated with silk flags, and the rowers
appeared in the same superb dresses as prt the.King'g
Birth-day ; their. aquatic excursion extended td
Staley Hall, and, in an opposite meadow' they, re;
freshed themselves with an ahwidanr cold coliatiod
and plenty of the best wines. The beautY of the
evening attraCted a great number of
,speCiators to
both shores, and the old bridge Was not destiture of
its usual visitants. After passing under the bridge;
and saluting the company by reiterated huzzas, the
amusements of the evening were concluded by the
rowers coming on shore, and retiring to College.

r

MAci3 El-0, like many more, whose mind's dis-
ease is. past the reach of Medicine, indignantly ex-
claimed, when drugs were spoken of, " Throw
physic to the dogs, I'll none on't." Thus, despe-
ration embraces prejudice, and he who is lost-to the
Physician's aid himself, precipitately consigns to
the sewer the wholeMateria iVledica. But turn
ing to the other side, where help is wisely sought
by. those who need it, and the afflided has. not been
so mastered by his sufferings as to lose sight of hopc:,
and say, " All. recipes are vain, and all prescrip-
tions bootless, I must die." To such, and such
alone, the healing hand may be. with. confidence
extended, and Death may he deprived of vidimg
daily, where Patients lose not confidence in. Medi-
eine. This Observation applies to the Valetudinary
of all descri•tnions' but to none SQ forcibly as those
who feel the dire eircas of Nervous DiseaSes ; Dis-
eases, which, not subdued, must render life .a
burden, and its load of.miscries-inSupportable-. And
.to such sufferers, in faithful confidence of their re-
.1
lief, we recommend that . long:tried, and rarely
ever-failing remedy, the BOTANIC Syt.uP,. or the
NERVOUS CORDIALOf the -celebrated
.1-I...Koi)tym,
whose Cures have swelled our Papers so .repeatedly,
with strings of affidavits froin tnultitudes.restored;.
and whose all.:healing skill has not alone kept hoary..
age from paying long„ago .the- debt they .owed: to .
Nature; . but has lik.ewie rescued thousands, in the
flower of youth, from, the dread blast of " Evils ~
premature," and felicitously saved them from an
untimely .grave ! • ,

IRISH STATE 'LOTTERY.

FOURTEENTH DAY.
No. 3996, a Prize of soool.
No. 912, a Prize of Fool.

SHIP NEWS.

GRAVESEND, AUG./S.

Passed by—the Sampson, from Koningsburg; Endraghto
from Einbden ; Friendship, Trigg, from .Norway
and jonge Hendrie, —, from Rotterdam.
Sailed - the Jane, Reynolds, for Hambro' ; Endraght, Ja-
cobs, for Embden ' Amy and Maria, --, for Rotter 4-
dam ; and Friendship, for Fechamp.
London, England, 1801-08-07

DEAL, Auc. 6.

ONE of the hired Armed Cutters arrived in the
Downs this morning from Lord NELSON'S Fleet off
Boulogne ; and by this vessel a Letter has been re.
ceived from an Officer on board one of the Sloops of
War, who was an eye-witness of the Bombardment
on the 4th ; particulars of which he states as fol-
lows :

" You will no doubt have heard of our operations
here before this reaches you, but as the particulars
of the Aetion may not have transpired, you will re-
ceive it herein, which I am happy to forward, as
it clearly shews, how perfeCtly secure from a French
Invasion happy Britons are, when defended by their
Invincible Navy, under the dircetion of a brave and
gallant NE so N.
" Our Admiral deemed it proper on Tuesday last
at four o'clock in the morning, to send for the five
Bombs which were under his command, to attack the
Enemy's Gun-vessels then lying in Boulogne Roads,
which consisted of five Brigs, two Schooners, and
nineteen Lugsail Boats, manned with thirty men, and
three guns in each Vessel. The Attack began with

a warm fire on both sides, and at eight A. M. I had
the pleasure to see two of the Enemy's Gun-boats
sink, from the fire of our Bombs, and a Brig obliged
to cut from her cables, and run for the shore,which she
had some difficulty to reach, being completely wa-
ter-logged. We could perceive several men landed
from this vessel, and put under a sail on the beach,
supposed to be killed. I can assure you that ten of
the French Gun-vessels were destroyed, and the
slaughter of the Enemy must have been great, as we
did not cease bombarding until nine this evening,
when the whole of the French force was completely
silenced.

" Our Bombs have considerably, damaged the
Pier-head; they far exceeded the Admiral's expec-
tation : and I am happy to add, that only one Shell
from the shore had eire6l, which fell on board a
'Bomb-vessel, and damaged her rigging. A Shell
from one of our own vessels burst in the mortar,
and thereby killed a man, wounded another dan-
gerously, and three slightly.
During the whole of the Alion, the Hills
near Boulogne were' crowded with spectators, and
they are now throwing up a strong Battery to the
Eastward of the Town.

" Admiral NELSON leaves this to-day for Mar;
gate Road, and is expe&ed to return very soon
with Sixteen Flat-bottomed. Boats, from which it is
likely we shall again renew the Attack.

" There are now lying in the Road Twenty-
five Sail of the Enemy's Vessels, and those sunk
have the presumption to keep their Colours flying
just above the surface of the water."

His Majesty's Ship Nemesis sailed last night to
the Northward, and the Flamer Gun-brig to the
Westward.

The Hecla, Sulphur, Discovery, Zebra, and Vol-
cano Bombs, Nimble Cutter, and Express Advice-
boat, arrived this morning from the Coast of France ;
and His Majesty's Ship York sailed thither this
afternoon.

A Frigate, with a Flag at her fore-top gallant-
mast, passed at the back of the Goodwin Sands
this morning, and which is supposed to be the
Medusa, Lord NsLsorr, for Margate Roads.
London, England, 1801-02-09

JANUARY 27:

Baron attached to the Danish Lega.
tion at St. Ptiershurgh, yesterday: arrived here
as a Courier 'frotri our Aml;assadori Baron RoSEN.-
C RANTZ) to bring adViee of iae departuie of. the
Danish Legation trom•that City. The Governor
of Si. PetersbittP, notified to the Minister the
command of the Eati;i /Wit.

The advice received here yesterday, °Taft em-
bargo having been laict.on all the Panish Ships in
the English Harbours, has caused a great sensa-
tion ; and this day Couriers were dis-patched
to the Magistracies of Norway, with instrualons
how to aft on the occasion.
London, England, 1801-02-09

From the LONDON G Jain' Ell

PRINCE OF WALES'S CoUNCIL.
County of Cornwall. •

AT a Council of His Royal Highness the Prince
of Wale,, held at Carleton House the 2d day of
February, 180 t, Edward Collins, of Truthan,
Esq. was appointed Sheriff of the County of Cdrn-
wall, for the year iBo z, by His Royal Highness
the Prince of Wales in CounCil.
London, England, 1801-02-09

This Day' was published,.
In Quarto, Price ,Bs. bound,
AGRAMMAR - of. the ARABIC LAN-
G-1) ACE, in which the Rules are Illustrated by
Authoritiis from the best Writers; principally adapted
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THEATRE-ROYAL, DRURY-LAN E.
TOMORROW EVENING, Feb. io, 'Sol,
will be performed,
THE STRANGER.

WITH

THE VETERAN 'TAR. •
The Veteran Tar will be performed every Evening till
further notice.
On Wednesday, the Comedy, of The Belle's Stratagem,
after which will be produced a new Scotch Dance, called
Our Dancing Days ; composed by Mr. Byrne.
Thursday will be revived, the Tragedy of Cymbeline.
Due notice will be given of the next Representation of
Harlequin Amulet. • •
London, England, 1801-02-09

FALMOU NI, FEB. 6.

ARRIV E D the American Ship R;ho/1, FAW N,
from Virginia, in 28 days, and the Arethusa,
Capt. BUNKER, from Alexandria, in 29. day's;
the Danish Brig, justina, Capt. KNUDSEN, with
wine, from Barcelona, captured the 31st ult. by
the Fly Sloop of War.
Yesterday' arrived the Railer, Capt. WiLsoN,
one of the ships which sailed from hence about a
fortnight since for Africa, under convoy of the
'Fly Sloop of War. On the Ist inst. off Cape
Finisterre, they were chaced by six Ships of the
Enemy,. when the Fly made signal for the whole
Fleet to disperse. It is much feared that some of
them have fallen into the hands of the Enemy.—
'his Convoy sailed from hence in company with
the outward bound Lisbon, Oporto, Gibraltar,
and Mediterranean Fleets, which they separated
from a few days before, and it is much feared thc
Enemy may have also fallen in with them.
Sailed the Triton Frigate, Capt. GORE, on a
Cruize.
London, England, 1801-02-09

PORTSMOUTH, FEB. 8.

THIS day arrived at the Motherbank, and put
under Quarantine, the following Transports from
Gibraltar -and Lisbon :

Orion, HiITTON, Zephyr. Coucl!,
Hexham, Bear, Telemachus, P.,

Ann, Swam,
Sailed the Prince William Armed Ship, with
the Traders for the Downs.

Yesterday sailed the Anson Frigate on a Cruize ;
and the St,, George, of 98 guns, and Rtsch,ti:;n,
of 74 guns; to join the Channel Fleet.
London, England, 1801-02-09

TORBAY, FED; 7.

ARAIVED last evening, the Channel Fleet,
consisting of Sixteen Sail 'of the Line, under the
Command of V.ice:Adtniral Sir'FIENR Y I iAR V EY,
from off Brest ; and sailed again this morning
on a Cruize.

•
SailuilTyalabar for the East Indies.
• Remain th 6 Yale de Paris, of it I guns ; Sall
.7011, .ofl 18 guns ; Glory, of 98 guns, • and
:Vaiad, of 36 tuns,--Wind West,
London, England, 1801-02-09

DEAL, rEn. 8.

SA.ItAto yesterday morning, His Majesty's
Shit► Hehfin, and Termer Gun brig, having under
convoy the' Boddam and Admiral Gardner East
Indiamen, and a large Fleet of Merchant Ves-
sels. Sailed last right, on a Cruize to the West-
w, rd, His Majesty's Sloop Arrow.
London, England, 1801-02-09

CONSTANTINOPLE; DEC. 25.

THE English Fleet, destined to aa against
•Egypt, has encountered a violent storm in the
Mediterranean. Six Turkish Men of War have
come into Rhoda djsmasted by the sathe. tempest.
.We have asyet received .no accounts of the ar-
rival of the English Troops. on the Coast of
Egypt, but 6000 Men with the. Adjutants of
General AB,ERcitomuy, have arrived at Rhodes,
whither,LOrd Et.ot., the English Ambassador,
here, has sent his Seeretaty Mr. MAURICE. By
order of the same Ambassador, goo English
horses have been bought here for the English
Troops destined for E.g.rpt.
The Grand Signior hai'likewise,caused a Body
.
of Cavalry trained after the. European manner,
to be formed, which will be employed against
the Rebels in European Turkey.

DECEMBER 28.

This day a Grand Divan, or Council of State
was held here, in presence of the Grand Signior,
at which attended the Caimacan, the Captain
Paella, and the Reis Effendi. It is understuod
that the'Russian Ambassador, General TAMAt.A,
has made some very thong representations rela-
tive to the English Expedition against Eg
which the Porte must not permit, as the conic-
quences may be very prejudicial to it. This de-
claration has occasioned' here a very great sensa-.
Lion.

The Expedition of the English to Ego/ has
occasioned great perplexity, as revresentattons
have been snack to the PORTE on the part of
RussiaFt!iat it must not be perMitted. It is saict
the possession of Egypt has he.m guaranteed to
great Power; in order to
the French by .a certain
obtain Malta. for Russia.

SMYRNA, DEC. 16.

THE English Fleet, amounting to about .140
sail 'arrived within these three days in tile
Archipelago, with Sir R. ABERCROMBY and
8,000 men on board. It is now taking in
fresh provisions and water at Rhodes, ami in the
Harbours of the neighbouring Coast's'; its destina.
don is for

The PRINCASS of WALES has been lately a
f;•equent visitor_at Drury-lan:. 'i Imam. This
amiable Princess has, however, stA..)tisly avoid-
ed all ostentatious appeals to popular notice, ;Ina
has hardly been visible in one of the private
Boxes.

PRINC4 AUGYSTUS arrived at Lisbon, on the
.16th Royal Highness occupies apart.
merits at the Necessidates, a Convent with beau-
tiful garaens, public only to men. He does not,
.as wakoriglrially intended, reside at Mr. BECA.
FORD'S.
London, England, 1801-02-09

STOCKHOLM, JAN. t 3.

Tut day before yesterday at eleven in the
forenoon, we had the pleasure, to see our beloved
Monarch return to his capital from Russia ; the
sca of Aland being open, notwithstanding the
season of ,the year, lies
Mn jes t Y cro,sed it
from Abo, and being prevented by contrary
winds from reaching Grisseiham, landed at. Ca-
p-Bihar, whence he came to this city in a private
coach.

The Convention of Neutrality of the Nor them
Powers, concluded at St. Petersburgh, way rati-
fied there by the Emperor .of RUSSIA and our
Sovereign.

HANIBC/RGli, JAN. 23.

IT is said, on, good-authority, that the Envoy
of Louis 50/111, Count CAR 10:11N, 'has 14ft
St. Fehrsturib.

S_ECOND

VIENNA, JAN. 17.

IT is proposed that Prince FERDINAND of
m burl ; sh 11 bt, aiipointed Ambassador-Ex-
ttaotdinary IQ the. Coen of St. Petersinlrgh, and
that the Field-Marbbal.licutenant the Prince of
LICHTENSTEIN shall be appointed in his 'place
Commandant of the City of Vienna, anti General
of the Austrian Troops 'above. and below the
Ems.
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VIENNA, JAN. 21.

Coti'NT LEHREACH has resigned his Pnst as
Minister for the regulation of the Army, and the
business of his department will be committed to
the ARettotrita CHARLES.

At, this moment there is a talk at rienniz of a
very essential change in the. MirOrf. Baron
THLICUT, it is said, ha; given in resignation
as Minister of-State. Some assert that this change
has been adopted by His MkjiS.T.s. in the private
Cabinet, and othcr.sthat it has been already noti-
fied, though it is not publicly known. No thing
ofAcial on the subject has however yet appeared. •
Naples will enter :Into a Neigotiation for a
Peace with France, under the mediation of Ruskia.
The Marquis 11?Ei GALLO only wits for dis.
pitches from St. Peterhurgh and Palermo, w set
out for Luveville. There will b( no interven-
tion, it is said, on our part,.in these' Negotiations.
A new Conventioo between Austria and. France
has been concluded, according to which .the
French Troops will evacuate the Austrian
tory before the end of the' mom h, and withdraw
over the Inn. The first Division will, in conse-
quence, begin its march this day, rand the other
Divisions on the 16th. It is.expceted that the
Head Quarters of the Austrian Army will then
be removed from schon.brums to St. Polten.
London, England, 1801-02-09

'VOCAL' CONCERTS, WILLIS's ROOMS.

•
MESSRS. HARRISON,: W. KNYVETT,
BAPTLEMAN, and CREATOREX, most re-
spedfully acquaint the Nobility and Gentry, that they
have undertaken to give NINE -VOCAL CONCERTS,
on successive FRIDAYS, (Passion Week excepted).—
The first Performance will boon Friday the nth of Fe-
bruary. /.
Terms of Subscription, Four Guineas.
The Tickets will be transferable, Lathes' to Ladies, and
Gentlemen's to Gentlemen.

Those Subscribers who may.wish to transfer Tickets,
are requested to write the Names of the Person to whom
they are transferred against the Number of the Night cn
the back of their Tickets. •
Princiipal Vocal Performers:
Mr. HARRISON, Messrs. C. and W. KgYVETT,
.• Mr. SALE,. Mr. GORE,
Mr. LEETE, Mr. WEBBE,
• Mr. HORSLEY, Mr. SPOFFORTH, &c. &c. &c.
• - And Mr. BARTLEMAN.
Madame BIANCHI, Miss TENNANT,
Masters,ELLlOT, SMITH, SUETT, ICc. &c. &c.
And Mrs. HARRISON. • .
With a complete CHORUS.
In the course of these Performances will be intrpditced,
the, most celebrated English and Italian Songs, Glite:;,
Canzonetts, Duets, Trios, and Quartets : also, new Glees,
expreisly composed for these Concerts, by Dr. Callcott,
Messrs. Webbe, Stevens, R. Cooke, Shield, W. Knyvett,
Spoffortia, and Horsley. Several favourite"lrish and Scotch
Airs will IN harmonized ti)r Voices.
Though this Concert is intended to be chiefly Vocal, an
Instrumental Band, seledled from. the Opera, anal other
Musical Institutions, complete in every departnscrit, is
engaged.
Leader, Mgr. C R ME R;
Principal Second Violin, . Mr. 11. SMART ;
First Tenor, Mr. SH lELD;
Principal Violoncello, Mr. LINDLEY t
00oes, Messrs. C RI ESBAC H and FOSTER ;
liosoons, Messrs. HOLMES and LYON.
Horns, Messrs. LEANDERS ;
Double basses, Messrs. 1301-CE and SMART ;
And G rand Piano Forte, Mr. CR ATO It EX.
anion the instrumental, Performers are,
Messrs. Bridgwer, J. and C. Lindley, Lavenu, Raw-
lings, Reeve, Lyon, Jun. ace. itc. •
Occasionally will b..: introduced. Concertos on the Harp,
Violin, Violoncello, and Piano Forte, by the most cc-
lebrated•Performers.

Subscriptions art received at Messrs. Dnxlerip and•Wil-
kinson'S, in the Haymarket ; 111 r. Bireliall's, New Bond-
street; and by Messrs. Longman, Clements, and Co. in
Cheapside; at which places, Tickets will be readltixda-;
livery in a few days. Subscriptions are also recei v&I • by.
the Managers. 'Me Ladies' Tickets, are red, and the Gen-
tlemen's black.

The Subscription will be Unfitted to what the ROOlll
'viii perfeetly acconittiodate.
London, England, 1801-02-09

7.71 E 1:114NIDURCI1 itAILS.

FIRST MA IL.

PETERSBUIq;I-1, JAN. 6.

or: the 25th of December, according. to the
Court Gazette, his IMPERIAL MAJESTY issued
the following Orders :
" There shall be three Armies formed, the
first under the command of the General of Caval-
ry, Count PAH LEN, at Brest, in Lithuania ; the
second, under the command of the General of in-
fantry, GoI.mtscIITSCIIES Ktnursow, near Fa.
dimer, in Volhynia ; And the third under ille
command of Field-Marshal COtillt SALTU KO W,
near Fitibsk.

" The first under Count Petit. EN, shall con.
sist of 9 Regiments of Cavalry, 5 of Grenadiers,
14 of Musketeers, and 4. of Chasseursj it shall
also contain to Battalions of Grenadiers, 3 Regi-
ments of A ttillery, 3 Companies of Flying-Ar-
tillery, 3 Companies of Pioneers, with Miners
and Sappers, and 6 Regiments of Cossacks.
" The second Army, under General XURU-
sow, shall consist of i z Regiments of Cavalry,
z+ of Infantry, 6 of Chaseurs, t t Battalions of
Grenadiers, 3 Regiments of Artillery, 2 Compa-
nies of Flying-Artillery, 3 Companies of Pio-
neers, with Miners and Sappers, and 7 Regi-
ments of Cossacks.

gr The third Army; under the command of
Field-Marshal Count SALTUKOW is to con-
sist of 3 Regiments of Cavalry, 7 of Infantry,
a Battalion of Grenadiers, and z Regiments of
Artillery.

" Near Pinsk, the General of Cavalry, OR-
LOW will be :rationed with 24) Regiments of

Cos asks."
London, England, 1801-08-31

trAr.

POL ft E-0 if" PIC E, 1.1 ATTO -G AR I) .Z

_
Op Saturday tle.ancr Lciten, praesser of Chiro-
..
mangy, ,and T. Lovett, her son, 'were charged with
violently assaulting a poor woman; and-robbing her.
It apptared that the prosecutrix, on
,Monday.
• week4a4-, was going home to her husband's lodg-
ings at Islington, about ten at night ; it was dark,
and she was met in
.Dovall-lane, by the tWo
sonets, a woman and a boy. The aid woman of
tell her- fortune, but she declinedi saying she
wished- td get. home ; the' man said, • 4-n. her,
let us see what we-can make of her ;• upon which
. they . threw her down,
.script her cloaths off her
back,. and. took, half-a-crown and a shilling, ail the
Money shejiad, which was wrapped up in a piece of
stockino they also took away a 'snuff-box, and
went off; leaving her as stark:-naked'as Lye. She
was discovered in this situation by the Patrole, who
kindly Covered her With-his coat, and took her to
a public-house, where she received assistance..

A few days after, the old woman came tó the
very public-honSe, and-and side .she hadfound a snuff-
box ;, upon her producing it, it`waS recognized from
the descriptin, as the lmix of the PrOe-cuttix, -and
upon arprehending the Prisoners on suspicion, it
turned out that both she .and her son had been ob-
serVed
,to have SlePt in a barn near the place Where
the robbery was committed. . .
The old woman, all- the time during her exanur-
ation, did nothinghut laugh and grin, protesting-
she was innocent. The Allagistra to said,
.he did
not believe her, for that lying was the first' prih-
,ciple of her. trade. The other Prisoner said, he
was a shoemaker, and had worked three weeks with
his present masters. whO. would- give him' a good
character. His-master, one.Of 'the: Faithful, came
forward, and affirmed, that verily he did 'not be-
lieve his servant had committed this for, that he
had been at his work till nine o'clock the night of
the robbery, and' then went away to the alehouse.

The' Police Officer said there was evidence to
prove the ,two prisoners were near the, place where
the rObbeiy was committed, about the time the, Pro-
secutrix had stated; • The Magistrate said, he had
no doubt both prisoners were concerned in it ; but
in order to have as complete evidence as possible, he
would commit ,the Prisoners for a further' exatnina.
lion to-marrow. •
London, England, 1801-08-31

SHEERNESS, Atm 30.-

A Court-Martial was held on Friday last on the
remainder (seventeen) of the Foreigners who 00
away with the Charlotte hired Cutter ; when six al
them were sentenced to receive so lashes each, and
afterwards sent back to Prison, and the other 11
were acquitted.
Another Court-Martial was held on Wednesday
last, on Henry Jarvis, of His Majesty's Sloo?
Pylades, for mutinous language to. an Officer he"
longing to that Sloop ; when the charge beint
proved, he was sentenced to receive qv lashes)
which he yesterday received at the Nore,

Yesterday sailed His Majesty's Bomb-vessel /704
cano, Captain BROD JE, and Fylades Sloop, Captaill
130ORDE it, for Yarmouth.
The Surprize went out of Harbour.
This day sailed His Majesty'sßc.nb-vessel Terror,
to join Lord NELSON.

BLOWING UP OF THE JASON FRIGATE.

Ws- some time since announced the loss of this
Ship on the French Coast, in .the neighbourhood of
-St Nlalo, and we have n,iw the satisfaetion to ob-
serve, that owing to the gallant and active inter-
ference of our people, the enemy has been deprived
of the-advantage which resulted to him from the
accident. •

Capt. CUNNINGHAM, of the Clyde, commanding
the Squadron on the Coast, being apprized of the
intention of the Enemy to float the sA f'ck of the
lason into St. Mato, they having succeeded in haul'
ing her under the proteetion of two of their bat-
teries, by lightening her of her guns, &c. deter'
mined to attempt to burn her. Accordingly
the sth instant the boats of the Squatl;on, under the
orders of Lieutenant Ross, of the Wiazle, boarded
the wreck, notwithstanding the formidable oppo
sition presented by the batteries, a gun.brig, sever'
flats, besides row-gallies, cutters, &c. with which
she wits surrounded.

Lieut. Ross- proceeded to set her on fire, but,
owing to the rising of the tide, the project proved
abortive. The condition of the vessel was, hove'‘
ever, such as to make her a valuable acquisition to
the Enemy; and the failure of the attempt to de-
stroy her, far from depressing the energy, of our :
people, 'Only suggested the means for a renewed. and
more successful effort. i•
It was resolved to try to blow her up; and 0"
the following day Lieut.'RQSS again proceeded to
the wreck': the boats of the Weazle,
,baclent, and
Liberty, at the same time engaging the Enemys
Squadron for the purpose of diverting his attention
from our objeet. •At half-past twelve Lieut. Rosa
boarded under a heavy fire' from the batteries : at
one o'clock, having arranged every thing, and bet, •
fire to the train, our gallant party left the slop, iniu,
in 35 minutes she was blown to atoms.

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DIVIDENDS.

Sept. zr. John Rogers, of I;irrningham, sadler, at twelve,
at the Mi.ierva Tavern, Queen-street Birmingham.

Nov. ir. Stephen Lawson, of itotherhithe., carver, at ten,
at Guildhall, London.
Sept. 7.3. John Birchall, of Woore, Salop, dealer in salt, at
eleve4at-the Swan Inn, Woore,
Sept. Wit. 'lames Mellor, jun.john Mellor, and Edmund
Mellor, Lite of Woolda le Towm.ind, parish of Kirknarton,
Yorkshire, clothiers, at eleven, at the New Inn, /Judders-
_ zid,-York.

Sept. 19. Holdsworth Newman, of Little -Dartmouth,
Devonshire, merchant, at three, :4't the Castle Inn, Dart-

mouth.
Oct. 3. James Gerrard, of Cannon-street, Lon&a, corn_
factor', at twelves at Guildlrall:

THE SUN.

£OLEI4 QJIS DICER' I aL3CIM AUDZAT ?
London, England, 1801-08-31

BANK R UP TS.

George Riches, of Queen-street, Cheapside, London, Ware-
hotpengan, tt surrender Sept. 1, 19, and. Oct. 10, at ten,
at. : G uildhali, London. Attorney, Mr. Thomas
Warwick-square, New gate-street.
EdryL:rd Hading, late oi-A lmondbury, Yorkshire, merchant,
Sept. 23, 24, at eleven, at the house of James Cowgill,
Innkeeper in Kirkheaton ; and Od. to, at two, .at the
Pack-ktor.te Inn, in Robert Town, parish of Birstall, in
4e said county. • Aitornies, Mr. Stephenson, Holinfirth,
near Huddersfield; or Mr. Battye, Chancery-lane, Lon-
don.
Thomas Peete Wimberley, of Huntingdon, grocer, Aug. 3t,
and Sept. 9,, at eleven, and Oct. to, at nine, at the Foun-
tain, Inti„,.Huntingdon. Attornies, Messrs. Maule and
Sweeting, Huntingdon; or Messrs. Cooper and Luwe,
Southampton-Buildings, Chancery-lane, London',
F tinders, of Nottingham, hosier, Sept. 9, to, .and Oa.
to, at .eieven,•at the Punch Bowl, Nottingham. Attornies,
Mr. E nth2l(l, Nottingham; ur Mr. Owen Holmes,
lane, London. .

Mary Scott (widow.of the late Joseph Scott,) Henry Scott,
and Edward Appleby, of Hinckley, Leicester, hosiers,
Sept." 9, to, and Oct. lc, at eleven, at the Punch Bowl,
Nottingham. A ttornies, Mr. inield, Nottingham ;. or
Mr.• Owen Holmes, Mark-lane, London.
John Quenby, of Liverpool, tea-tlealer, Sept. 2r, 21, and
0 e1..t0, at eleven, at the 'foil; Hotel, Liverpool. A ttor-
Ilk's, Mr. Thomas Freckleton, or ;Mr. Thomas Askew
Hanley, Liverpool; or
_Mr. Thomas Windla, Baltlet's-
Buildings, Loudon.
William Lomas and George Lomas, of Needham-market,
SuflOik, hawkers, Sept. it, at seven, Sept. tz, aid Oat.
So. :it twelve, at Guildhall, London. Attorney, Mr. 1.
Harding, No. 7, Primrose-street, Bishopsgate-street.
Thomas corner, jun. of.Brean-street, London,. warehouse-
man, -Sept. LI, 15, and Oa. to, atone, at Guildhall, Lon-
don. Attorrnes, Mr. Ellin, Cursitor-street, Chanctiry-
lane, London ;or r. Manchester.
London, England, 1801-11-13

NAVAL :Nt*s.

PORTSMOUTH, NOV. 12.

ARRIVED His Majesty's Ship Sr. Fioreltzo, from
'a Cruize.

Came into Harbour His M.4jesty's Ship Roeivelife.

YARMOUTH,.

THE Shannon Frigate arrived this morning in
Yarmouth Roads, from Cuxhaven, which they left
on Monday last, having on board the Earl of CARYS
Fox-r, His Majesty's Minister at the Court of Bet.
lin, and Suite.,

Sailed this day, the Prince of If -ales Packet,
DEAN E, to Cuxhaven.

Arrived the Prince of Wales, •HEIRN, from
Cuxhaven.

It is reported here by the Packet Passengers, that
the Government of Hamburgh. are making strong
intercession with our Government to continue the
Packets to Cuxhaven.