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London, England, 1801-05-14

DEAL, MAY 13.

1-Its Majesty's Sloop Serpent arrived yesterday
evening, with a Convoy from Ireland ; the whole
of which, saving the former, have proceeded to the

River,

His Majesty's Ship Heldin sailed last night on a
Crtlize to the Westward.

Arrived this morning the Surprize Frigate, Ns ith
a Fleet of .Ships twin the West Indies. The Sur:
prize remains, and the West Indiamen are all pro.
ceeding through the Downs to the River.

The Savage Sloop of War,. with the outward_
bound under convoy, sailed this afternoon fur Ports-

mouth.

SHEERNESS, MM- 13.

ARRIVED His Majesty's Sloop Driver, of iS
gun 3, Captain DUNBAR•

Sailed the following Gun-brigs, B/oodhorqui,
Lieut. BOGUS, EaSilt'Sk, Lieut. Goocx, for Jersey ;
Archer,. "ACM. Su E &RIFF, Mariner, Lieut. Mr I
L-
-1. I AM S, and Ferricter, Lieut. MENDS, for the Downs.
The Arroitu has come into Harbour, and the Bir-

tern has gone out.
The his is taken into Dock.

AMSTERDAM, MAC 4.

ON the 29th ult. the long-expeaed General. Au_
GEREAU arrived at the Hague, but without receiv-
ing any marks of public distinction. On the Dst of
May he assembled the Members of the Batavia!, Go_
vernment, and announced to them the Arret of the
Consuls, bearing date April i t th, declaring, thai
in consequence of the revision of the Batavian Re-
public, which was long since found necessary, they
had decreed that the Batavian Republic should from
henceforth lose all separate distinctions, and form a
part of the French Republic, one and iiuiiv
This communication was heard with evident marks
of disgust, and the meeting broke up abruptly.—
Symptoms of discontent were manifested by the
lower orders of the people through the day, and the
Orange Cockade was hoisted in the evening.
At midnight a secret meeting was held at the
house of M. VANDER LINDEN, the late President,
by the principal Members of the Governmeut, anti
a Dispatch sent off to Baron DE WINTER in the
Texel, ordering him immediately to sea, with in-
strthions to put himself under the proteaion of the
British, in the name of the PRINCE Of ORANGE.
On the 3d of May, at day-break, Baron pit
WINTER we;ghecl, with 13 Ships of the Line, seven
Frigates, and several schuyts carrying cne.gun its
their prow, and on the si.th the whole Evt t Fad
passed the Fielder Point, and was lying within tite
Broad Bank, with the English Colours flying at
their mizen, and a white jack at their fore-mast.

The tumult is increasing every moment.

Ft' tie LONDON GAZETTE, Alay r SOI

13,41.yK13UPTCY §qF4IRS:EIS.7D.
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BANKRUPTS. •
Richard. Mcdd, !ate of Kingston-upon-ITull, timber.mer-
chant, Attornies, Messrs. Allen and Exley, Eurnistalis-
Inn, London; or. lr. Cocii,Kingstan.up4n=f{al!.
lames Hook an) William Turner, n 0,." or late of Brii!4e..
Foot, Westminster, coal-merchant. Attorney, Mr. Blunt,
Old Pay-OtLe, Broad-street, London.,
London, England, 1801-05-14

IRISH LOTTERY,
Begins Drawing July 20, 1801.
SCHEME.
1 of Z. 23,35) is ,c. 40,00•
Z __ i0,0,r) ---6. 20,000
3 -- 5,-.,00 -- ts,ooo
2 2300 -- - 4000
S -- 1000 -- Soon
3 -- 500 —t,
.
oo
3 -- too -- 300
6 60 -- 360
7,983 —. , 8 -- 63440

13,006 Prises.
23,994 Blanks.

32,000 Tickets. ,C. 150,000
Part of the above Capitals will be determined as follows.
First-drawn Ist Day - - ,C.soo
Ditto ----! 4th Day Soo
Ditto 7th Day zoo()
Ditto loth Day 2opo
Ditto 13th Day Sono
Ditto —. 17th Day Woo
Ditto igth Day a0,,00
Ditto ztst Day 10,000
Last-drawn Ticket - - - - - 1000
TICKETS and SHARES, Stamped pursuant to
Ad of Parliament, at.: on Sale at the Old State Lottery
Office of SWI FT and Co. No. 11, Poultry, London (estab-
lished in the Year i 759), and at their Office in the City of
Glasgow. -
Price of a Ticket 81. Bs.
,c. $. d. k • s. d.
Half . - 4 8 o Eighth - a a 6
Quarter - - 2 s o Sixteenth oit 6
Letters answered, and Schemes gratis.
OrderarCoachmen, Guards, or Carriers. pundually ex-
ecuted ; and the earliest account of the Success of regis-
tered Numbers!
London, England, 1801-05-14

GLNERAL POST OFFICE,

Mundajl, M.ty nth, 1801.
TIE Pico' Roy cirve-yiArg. the Mail from Trine to
Hemel Hempstead, was stopped near Bone End, in tte
Parish ci North Church, about fifteen Minutes past Ten ,;'Clock
last Night 6+ tum Men,- whi)took from him the failowirti Bags of
Letters for London vrk.•
IFENDOVE4,
AYLESBURI, .BAGS for LONDON.
TRIM, and ,

• .11ERKII.EMSTEAD,
Whoever .4.1.111 apprehend and convia, or cause to be apprehend-
ed and conviaed,the Persons tpho corstntitted the said Robbery,
will be enthled to a Reward of TWO HUNDR.ED.POUND.S,
over. and also* the Reward given by of hp-flossiest fvr ap-
prehending lligbncapnen : or if either of the Penrons concerned
therein will surrender binttelf, and make discovery, wheriby the.
other Person -who committed the Robbery mg be apprehend.," and
brought to yrtstire, such Discoverer will be entitled to the said
Reward,• and will also receive .His 11149esty's most gracious Par-
don.

Ry ammand of HiAllajeety'r Nststager-Gentrefl,
FiL4NCI3 FREELING, Sec.

• EAST INDIA HOUSE,

Aray 13, 0301.
THE COtIRT of DIRECTORS the
LIMITED COMPA ,f MERCHANTS of ENG-
LAND trading to the Ears' Indies, do hereby give Notice,
That a gstaricrty General Coen of the said Company will he
bell at their House, in Leadenhall-xtreet, oa IVEDNESDAY,
the 24th of Jain next, at Eleven *'Clock in the Forcriocii, .for the
purpose of declaring a'Divia'endfroas Christmas last to Alidvum-
mer next.. • •

That the Transfer. Books of the said Contpalp,'s Stock will be
Shut on Tuesday, the 2d of June next, at Eleven o'Clock, and
Opened again on rmesday, the 2 ISI of July falaviag.
And ilia the Dividend Warrants on the said.Ccmpany's Stock,
due on lb* sth of July, will be ready to be delivered on .Mondly,
the 13th et July next.
WILLIAM RAMSAY, See.

OSBORNE-HOUSE, ISLE OF WIGHT..
TO BE LETT,
For a Term of Three Years, and entered upon immediately,
THE Large and Capital Mansion.house 0105.
BURN E, late belonging to Robert Pope slachfora,
Esq. Eltceased, and since in the occupation of the Right
Hon. the Earl of Glenctirn, deceaSed, 'situate four miles
from the Town of Newport, and about one mile from East
Cowes ; consisting of a Litirary' ' Dining-parlour and Draw-
ing-roam, upon the Ground Floor; a large Breakfast-room
and Fotir Bed-chambers on the First Floor ;- and Six Lodg-
ing-rooms, exclusive of Servants Rcoms, in the... Attic, with
suitable and convenient Offices,. Coach-house, and Stables,
a large Walled Garden, well planted with goad Fruit- Trees,
and about Sixty-four Acres of Meadow and Pasture Ground.
The Hous6 stands upon a desirable Eminence, command-
ing an extensive And beautiful prospeci of Spithead, Ports-
mouth, and the opposite Cow. It is in great measure-fur-
nished; but not completely ; has been entirely newly . paint.
ed, arm is hi tnoSt excellent repair.
Inquire of Mr. Pordcn, No. so, .Berners,street,,London ; or
of Messrs. Clarke's and Sewell; Newport, Isle of Wight.
The Gardener will chew the Premises.. •

N. B. The Tenant may be accommodated with a Deputi-
tion for the IVlano:s of Osborne anti Barton. ,
London, England, 1801-05-14

TIIEATRE-ROYAL, DRURY-LANE.
HIS PRESENT EVENING; MAY 14., Their
Majesties' Servants will ad a Romantic Drama, cAlled
ADELMORN THB OUTLAW.
The Charaders by
Mr. POWELL, Mr. C. KEMBLE,
Mr. RAYMOND, Mr. BA RRYMORE,
Miss DE CAMP, Mr. SUETT,
Mr. BANNISTER, jun. Mr. TRU EMAN,
Mr. SEDCWICK, Mr. COOKE, Mr. CAULFIELD.
Mrs. JORDAN, Mrs. MOUNTAIN, Mrs. SPARKS.
The Epilogue to bespoken by Mrs. JORDAN.
WITH
OF AGE TO-MORROW.
On Saturday, Aldemom the Outlaw.
London, England, 1801-05-14

was to be put in a' better situation thin any other
Clergyman in England.
The Scut trost GENERAL supported the Bill;
and also the Proviso, with great ability, and at
some length.
Mr. SHERIDAN maintained, that Gentlemen
on the other- side of the Housc had all assumed, that
if the House had come to a vote on, the Eligibility of
a Person in Holy Orders to a Sear in that House,
the resolution would be, that tach person was ine-
ligible. What reason thelt for krißwing that
such would be the resolution of the House .he knew
not—What there was in the present time, when the
House was thronged with Soldiers, Seamen, Law-
yers, Merchants, and other persons equally attached
to one sort of interest, that made this distindion
necessary, he knew not, nor did he know what it
was that made a Clergyman so corrupt and unfit to
mix with the purity of the House of Comtpons ;
but this he knew, that this Bill upon the reasoning
chiefly made use of to support it, was preposte.
rous, because it provided a legislative remedy,. for
that which; was in the power of one branch of the
Legislature, namely, the House of Commons, to
dispose of without assistance.
Mr. N. PAWSIITART said, that the effea
of the proviso proposed was not with any
view of accommodation to the case of the Ho-
nourable Gentleman over against him, but to pro-
vide that the case of the Clergy should not be pre-
judged ; nor was there any idea by this Bill of con-
sidering the Clergy as too corrupt a body to be ad_
mitted into the House of Commons ; bat rather as
a token of resp2El and reverence for that body of
men, whom the COnstitution regarded as persons
above secular concerns.

Mr. TOOKE contended, that if the declaratory
part of the Bill rernaineLi, it would completely clash
with the former decision of the House.

Mr. ALEXANDEIt spoke shortly against the
Amendment.

The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER said
it had been incorre&ly stated, that the House, on
a former occasion, had decided that persons in
Holy Orders were eligible : in point or fa& the
House had merely said, that they would not then
decide upon the question.

After a few Words from Mr. MARTIN of Gal-
way, the SOLICITOR GENERAL., Mr. PONSONBY,
and Mr. JOHNSTON,' the Committee divided,
For Mr. 11. TOOKE'S ArileildMClLL - I
Against it 102

Strangers were not again re-admitted during the
discussion upon this Bill, but we understood that
the Proviso suggested by the.CHANcELLox of the
ExcHEQuER was agreed- to, that the Bill went
through a Committee, and that the Report was or-
dered to be received to-morrow.

The Irish Members' Exemption Bill was read a
first time.

Mr. CORRY presented several Accounts resped-
in„G the Courts of Justice in Ireland, which were
ordered to lie on the Table.

Mr. CORRY moved for iZaVe to bring in a Bill to
indemnify persons who had negleCted to qualify
themselves according to Law to hold Offices iii Ire-
land. Lek-re was given.
• Adjourned at ten o'clock till to-morrow.
London, England, 1801-07-21

DIED.

, On Tuesday last, after a lingering and painful illness, at
her house in Charles-street, Berkley-square, the Llon.
LeVeson Gower,,widow of the late Admiral Leveson Goys er,
anal sister of Leill Viscount Falmouth.-
On Saturday last, after a short illness, at his seat on
field Chace, General Flower Blocher, Colonel of the Ninth
Regiment of Dragoons. .

•
On Wednesday, at house. of Captain Watson, near Ext.;
ter, Mrs. 13urgess, a widow Lay., umber of the late Captain
Burgess,. of the Navy; -who was slain on board the Ardent
in the glorious viaory obtained over the Dutch Fleet by Ad-,
;viral Lord Duncan. - • - r •
In John.-street, Fitzroy-square, in the 75th tear of her age,
;Airs. ElChairein Phipps, relict of Francis Pffipps, Esq.- pi
the Island of St. Christopher.
On the r stir of April, in the Camp near Alexandria, Lieu-
tenant James Brooke, eldest son of the late William Brooke,
Esq. fertuerly(ilKillirgbeck, in Yorkshire.
Sunday 4e'nnight, Mr. Edward Connell, many yeari a Pet-
former at Mr. Astley's Theatre.

1.( :NI) )N I' nnteti by 131JCkitreet. C6vent-Garcien); atm l'ubilshat by WALLS AM ARM/GER Scure4 (41-lorse.ferry.road, Westininszer );
At the ;:ul4.oyFic T, No, ri z, „Strad,/ ; Lerc ifivertiserrierit, Oidtri fat the Lititri IQT the 46tor,- .4*c. (port;paid), must be addressed,
London, England, 1801-07-21

This Day was published, •
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A, N INQUIRY into the N'A Ca
ilre ,and use -of
1. I—. that .SWELLING, in one •OFboth of the LOWER
ENTRE MITI ES, which s'ometin:s happens to Lyicpin
L
Women. Part I' -

-By CHARLES.WHITE, Esq. 'F. R. S. •'
Member of the-Royal college of Surgeons..in London, `Vice_
President of "the Literary and ..PhiloSophicai Society, and
Man-midwife.Extracrdinary to the Lying-in.l-lospital of
Manchester, &c. . .
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Of whom may be had, 'by the same Author,
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different Animals and Vegetables ; and from the:former to the
latter. Illustrated with Englitvings adapted to the subje4t.
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Including., the New Taxes, viz. Hair Poi:A/der, Armorial
Bearings, Probates -of Wills, Deeds, Cards, Dice, Ale-
House licences, and an Abstrad of the New Insolvent
Bill.

This Day was publiThed, price xs. • •
A New Edition of
EARSLEY's :cm( TABLES containing the
3.1„ Income-Tax, the Duties on !louses Windows, Dogs,
Mate Servant*, Bachelors; Carriages, Tittle& Carts, Horses,
Mules, an accurate- Stamp Table, and-all the New Taxes
imposed in the Year 'Sol. • • -
Printedfor G:Xearsley, No. 46, Fleet-street.
By whom will speedily be published, The English Ency-
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London, England, 1801-07-21

IRISH STATE LOTTERY.

- NOW. DRAWING.
An Express will arrive daily at the Office of
'flo RNSBY and Co.'No. 26, Cornhill, 'with a regular
account of each Day's Drawing, for the immediate
inspeetion of those who honour them with their
Commands,lrce of any expence whatever. Tickets,
Halves, Quarters, Eighths, and Sixteenths, will con-
tinue on Sale, warranted undrawn, during the •Whole
time of-the Drawing.
London, England, 1801-05-13

YORK HOTEL, CHELTENI-lAM, GLOUCESTER.

-
SHIRE.
TO BR LETT, and, entered upon immediately, at a *very
moderate Rent,
.
ALL that Pashionable, Commodious, and well-
accustomed HOUSE, called the YORK HOTEL,
most eligibly situated in the Town of Cheltenham, nearly
opposite to the Upper Rooms, and adjoining the Theatre
Royal.
The complete Assortment of Household Furniture, Plate,
Linen, and China, belonging to the said House, together
with the Stock of Wines, and biller Liquors therein, are to
'be taken to, at a fair valuation, and (if more convenient to a
Purchaser) a 'considerable part of the Purchase Money may
remain at Interest, on good Security.
The York Hotel is well known, both for its Accommoda-
tions and Comforts, and has hitherto experienced the most
flattering Encourage:writ from the Nobility and Gentry re.
sorting to Cheltenham. It consists of four sitting Rooms,
two spacious Drawing Rooms, and Fifteen Bed-rooms, be.
sides Garrets, with a commodious Bar-parlour, two Kit.
chens, and flaring, and the whole is a most desirable un,
dertaking, which. as the Cheltenham Season is now fast
approaching, will possess the peculiar advantage of an im-
mediate and extensive Business, fanned upon a small Capi-
tal. _ _

For further particulars, apply at the Office of Messrs.
Markham, Welles, and Gwinnett, in Cheltenham ; or of
Messrs. Welles a►td Lessingham, at Upton upon Severn,
Worcestershire.

TO BE SOLD, FOR THREE LIVES,
16i. Very Commodious DWELLING - HOUSE,'
with Coach-houses, Stabling for six Horses, and suit-
able Offices of every description ea Walled and Kitchen
Garden, and about tight Acres of Land. The House con-
sists of four Rooms on a Floor, exclusive of the Offices, and
four Rooms ?Or Servants : it is in thorough repair, and fit
for the immediate reception of a Gentleman's Family. It is
situated at Kenton, seven-miles South-west of Exeter, half.
a- mile from Star Cross, and in the vicinity of Exmouth, Daw-
lish and TeignmOuth. The Post comes to Kenton daily.
For further Particulars apply to Messrs. I)rewc and Lox-
ham,-New Inn, Loudon; or -Mr. George Short, Exeter.

FREEHOLD RESIDENCE—BANKS of the THAMES,
at SUNNING, pear READING.
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION,
By Mr. HA.WKES,

On Wednesday the 2-7th• Day of May, at Three o'Clock, at
the White Hamli), Sunning (unless previous acceptable
oilers are made for the same),
A Compad and desirable FREEHOLD ESTATE;
late in the occupation of RI CHARD STONE, Esq.
comprising a small neat ..Brick and Sash'd DWELLING-.
HO USE, of three Bedchambers, Bow-fronted Parlour, Hall,
and Kitchen, with a Stable, and proper oat Offices, and
produaivc (Arden, supplied by Stream of excellent Water,t
terminating the same. The Premises arc dry and healthy,
contigupus to the Church, and immediate possession may oa
had. . . . . . - .

The situation of Sonning is.universally admired for its nu.
morons and superior advantages ; 36 miles from London, and
three from Reading. Stages pass the door, when required.
Particulars of Mr. Barrow,. No. 79, Strand ; of Mr.
Hawkes, Appraiser, Reading ; and ot. Mr. TrcAcher, Jun.
Sowing, who will, Thew the mac.
London, England, 1801-05-13

TO LETT,

AHOUSE in SURREY-STREET, near the
Thames, tit for the reception of a Genteel Family ;
possession may be had on the 24th of June next, or sooner, it
required.
Apply, for further particulars, to Messrs. Murray and
Highley, No. 32, Fleet-street.
London, England, 1801-05-13

FOR GARDENS.

rTIO the CURIOUS.—I. SEEDS. 1. A Capital
Assortment of esculent Vegetables, being every thing
requisite for the Ki;chen Garden (Pease and Beans excepted),
and all of very supetior kinds, put up in Packets for One
Guinea each. a. Another Packet of fine Seeds, containing
go sorts Or the choicest Flowers, which will till a Garden with
one great, profuse and continued glow of beauty, One Guinea
each. 3. Two new Pease, which, for superior flavour, and
most abundant bearing, have no equal in the world. Quarts,
Sealed, ss. each. 4. 'lwo new Beans, one very large, the
other small, thin skinned, tender, and delicious beyond com-
parison. The small one will bear till the end_of November.
Quarts, sealed, ss. each.
a. FRUIT.—t. Three new American Strawberries, viz.
The Great Virginian Scarlet Ball, an exquisite Fruit, of a
most captivating full red colour, a high=relished flavour,
ea.attett iragran,c., .5.4 large cia.&.—s. Tho enerokre, one
of the finest of all Strawberries, which grves its enormous
Fruit in such abundant clusters, that three; or -four roots
have filled a Pottle.--3. The Paraguay,.,equal to the: thr-
mei- in every tine property, but still larger, being.ofte.bi four
and five inches round.
4. The Great Modena Hautbois, which bears the most
astonishing clusters of large and exquisitely high flavoured
Fruit ;—a small Plantation will perfume a whole Garden
with its fragrance.
They are put up, each sort separately, fifty plants in a
bundle, for los. 6d.—Sold at C rocker's, Sr. Alban's-street,
Pall-Mall. No Credit—Pay Postage.
London, England, 1801-05-13

This Day was published, Price 3s.

lETTERS from His Excellency GENERAL
WASHINGTON to. ARTHUR YOUNG, Esq.
F.R.S. containing an Account of his Husbandry, With a
Map of his Farm ; his Opinions on various questinns in
Ae,ricolture, and many particulars of the RURAL ECO-
NOMY of the.UNITEU STATES.
Sold by Ri,;hardsons. Royal Exchange, And Hatchard,
Piccadilly.
Where may be had, just publisitel, price as. 6d.
An INQUIRY into the PROPRIETY of applying the
WASTES of the KI NODONI to th:: BETTER P P 0 RT
of the POOR. -Containing many remarkable Cases, slaew-
ing the great Efreas 'which have attendzd their possessing
property ii Land and Live Stoa,_ in keeping them tree of
Parish Relief, even in the present Scarcity." • -
N. B. Subscriber* to the Annals are Informed, that this
Pamphlet is included in that Work.

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In One Vol. large Oaavo (635 Pages), Price Ba. in boaras,
tsl(r ER NAL and PRESUMPTIVE EVI-
DENCES of Ci-IRISTIANITY, considered separately,
and as uniting to form one Argument.
By JOHN, SIMPSON, of Bath.
Printed for T. Egerton, near Whitehall.

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The Second Edition of

A_
LETTER to the Hon.SPENCER PERCEV AL,
Solicito4Ceneral to His. Majesty, in consequence of
the Notice given by him, in the last Session of Parliament,
that he would, in the present, bring forward a Bill for the
Punishment of the Crime Of ADULTERY. With a Post-
script, containing some Observations on the Reported De-
bates on Taylors and Addison's Divorce Bill. •
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W. I. and J. Richardson, Royal Exchange; Corbett and
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Hatchard,

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Price One Guinea,

731-1 E ART of PAINTING on and ANNEAL-
ING;J. in GLASS, with Cue TRUE RECEIPTS of
the CO LQU RS, the ordering of the FURNACE, and the
SECRETS thereunto belonging, as practised about the year
500 st:p posed to be then in Its perfee,lion.
Panted tor the Author, J 0.1.1 Ashley, and sold by lam,
hear the Church, Islington ; also by F. and C. Rivtngton,
No. 62, St. rauPs Church-yard.
London, England, 1801-05-13

SHEERNESS, MAY 12.

.
YESTERDAY evening arrived His Majesty's Ship
Brilliant, of z 8 guns, the Hon. Captain WODE-
HOUSE, with a large convoy from Oporto.

This day the BriMout came into Harbour from
the Nore.

• The Ambuscade Dutch Frigate was taken into
Dock.

YARMOUTH, MAY r 2.

SAILED the Hazard Cutter, Driver Sloop, and
Manly Gun-brig.
Arrived the 4an Armed Ship, Pbrenix Cutter,
and Te/pichcre Frigate.

General Sir. WM. ME DOWS, it is said, is alp.
pointed Commander in Chief in Ireland.
• The 2d Battalion of the 3d Regiment of Guards
had a Field-Day in Hyde-Park yesterday, Com-
manded by General LISTER.
His Royal Highnes,, the PRINCE of WALES, as
Duke of CORNWALL, has given orders to the Lord
Warden of the Stannary Courts of Cornwall and
Devon,- to put in complete repair the Castle of
Lidford, the ancient seat of Stannarial jurisdiction.
The workmen have begun to remove the
_rubbish
round the. Castle.

Colonel Hu 1., of the Both Regiment, which so
much distinguished itself in the battle of the 13th
March, was struck with a ball on the head, hut as
it happily first hit his helmet, its effeas were
prevented from being fatal.—Flis head is wounded,
and the contusion was considerable, but he was able
to write to a friend or two ay the conveyance which
brought the official dispatches.
London, England, 1801-05-13

NA/AL,

Non iilt impel ium saiiiporvie tridental,
Sed 'nib; ante datum.

PLYMOUTH, MAY I r.

AAR IV ED the Ship Phanix, of 14. guns, an Extra
Packet, captured on. the agth ult. ou her passage
from Falmouth to New-York, by La Pysche French
Ship Privateer, of 38 guns and 350 men, and re-
captured on the sth inst. by the Naiad Frigate.—
The Pysche had also captured several Portuguese
Merchantmen from the Brazils, and carried them
into Teneriffe, in the latitude of which place the
Naiad was left cruizing, with a view to fall in
' with' them, it being expeked that they were in-
tended to sail for France. The day after the Phanix
was'eaptured, she fell in with two French Frigates
(La Cocade and Corneille ), with 400 Troops on
board, steering to the Southward, supposed to be
destined for Egypt.

Arrived the Fanny hired Armed Brig, with Dis-
patches from the Wet Indies.
Sailed the Oisean Frigate, of 38 guns, with seve-
veral victuallers under convoy, for the Channel
Fleet.

Arrived the Temeraire, of g 8 guns, Rear-Admiral
WHITSHED, and Cloy, of 98 guns, Capt. J.
DRAPER, from the Channel Fleet; Gila/man and
London Packet Armed, Ships, with a Convoy from
Wales.

Arrived the American Ship Three Sister!, Capt.
ANNESLEY, laden with flour, from Philadelphia,
detained by the Alert Privateer, of London.
London, England, 1801-05-13

PORTSMOUTH, MAY 12.

His Majesty's Sbip Lion, of 6+ guns, has given
Instruaions to the Outward-bound East India Ships.
Arrived the Grapier Gun-boat from Guernsey,
with several Ships under convoy, of which the fol-
lowing area part, viz.

Mayflower, Cole ; Agenoria, Domaille; Mary, Domaille ;
ilexhani, Burt; Morning Star, Chandler; Nancy, Cole-
nalt ; Recovery, Swain.

Passed by the Isle of Wight this morning, His
Majesty's Ship Surprize, Capt. LAROCHE, from Ja-
maica, with the following Ships under convoy, viz.
Eagle, William and Henry, Lushington, Isis, Boddington,
William, Jason, Mary, Thomas, Sovereign, Brunswick,
New Brunswick, Aurora, Young William, Rover, Re.
hecca, Neptune, Sani, and Thomas of St. John's-
- from Demerara; •and Peggy, from Coast of Africa.

Arrived the Prompte Frigate, from St. George's
Channel, where she ,saw safe .seventeen Jamaica
Shir,, part of the above Convoy.
Arrived His Majesty's Ships Hussar and Ambus-
cade, from a Cruize.
London, England, 1801-05-13

FALMOUTH, MAY TO.

SAILED the American Shin Jane, Capt. DUN.
GERFIELD, for Rotterdam, from Virginia, andlas
on board 600hhds. tobacco.

Sailed this day the King George Packet, Capt.
YEscoMBE, 'with two Mails (of the loth ult. and
sth inst.) for Lisbon.
The Duke of York Packet, for Jamaica, and
Princess Amelia, for America, are detained till fur-
ther orders.
London, England, 1801-05-13

LONDON, MAY ib 180,.

THE Lyndon Gtizette of last night contains the
details of the capture of the Danish and Swedish
West India Islands, which we on Monday announced.
Their length precludes all observation. •

Part of the Honnward.bound Jamaica Fleet
passed the Isle of Wight yesterday, under convoy
of His Majesty's Frigate Surpr;ze. Another part
of the same Fleet, consisting of Seventeen Sail, was
convoyed safe up St. George's Ch‘innel by the
Prempte Frigate.

The 'lamblrgb Mail which became due this
morning, had not arrived when this Paper was put
to Press.

Yesterday afternoon HER. MAJESTY and the
PRINCESSES, accompanied, by Their Royal High-
nesses the Dmuts of KEW' and CUMBERLAND, and
PRINCE ADOLYBus, took an airing in two carriages
through Richmond.
His Royal Highness the PRINCE Of WALES yes..
terday visited THEIR MAJESTIES at Kew Palace.

The Right Hon. the LORD CHANCELLOR had
a long interview,yeste.rday with His MAJEsry at
Kew, ,

According,to the present arrangement, there will
he a Court at St. James's on the KING'S Birth-Day.
About the middle of June THEIR MAJESTIES and
the RayAL FAMILY will remove to Weymouth,
where houses have been already hired fur the seve.
ral attendants.

The Phce”;:r Packet, captured on the 28th ult.
by a French Privateer, and re, captured on the sth
inst. by the Naiad Frigate, fell in, on the 29th
ult. with two French Frigates, La Cocade and La
Corneille, with 400 Troops on board, which, from
the course they were steering to the southward,
were supposed to be destined for Egypt..
Yesterday GEORGE GARLAND, Esq. was unani-
mously re-eleaed to serve in Parliament for the
Town and County of. Poole.

Mr. HUSKISSON, Under-secretary of State in the
War Department, is about to resign his situation.
We understand that he intimated a wish to be re-
lieved some 'months back, but for theaccommotia-
tion of Official business, he determinedlto remain
a short time, after the late change, in that Depart.
went.

Mr. HUSKISSON's application to business has for
some years' been close and uninterrupted, and we
understand the principal cans of his resignatiO9 to
be the uncertainty that•the state pf his health will
longer allow the unremitting attention and confine-
went required in the situation from which he retires.
We have not yet heard who is to be appointed
Mr. Hustctssortis successor.

The last letters from Holland state, that an in-
trii,,u6 is going on there, the obje& of which is to
annex the Batavian Republic 'to France, as one of
its integral parts, instead of its remaining 'oiler
dependent upon it as a separate State, This mea-
sure.has produced considerable agitation in Holland,
but the French party is known to prevail, and it is
believed that the Assembly w.illcome to a vote, de-
`clatatory of their wish to be incorpoTateci with the
great Republic. •

The Mails for Harnburgh and Bremen of yestgr-
day were sent to Harwich instead of Yarmouth,
from' Ihence they usually go, and arc to be taken
to Cuxhaven in ;he King George Packer, Captain
Drivig, now lying at the former place.
London, England, 1801-07-28

IRISH srdrt LOTTERY.

FIFTH DAY..
No Prize abo've SI.

iF STOCKS,

India Stock
Exchequer Bills s.
New ditto s. dis.
Lottery Tickets
Irish ditto
Dinnium
!Alper. 3 per Cent. 5811
pitto Ann.
Bank for Account ' -
India for May
Consols for open. 5811
London, England, 1801-07-28

WANTS A PLACE,

- S GAME-KEEPER and BAILIFF, a middle...
A
aged Man, tree from incumbrance, one of the best
-Shots in England; with a good Charaaer.—No obj,,.Etion to
. any part of Eland or Wales.
Lettvrs dtreted to R. Y: No. r, New 'terrace, Taterna-
,clc.row, Chi-road, will be strialy attendedtu.
London, England, 1801-07-28

YARMOUTH,' JULY Z.

, -
THE Marquis of NizA, Portuguese Minister,
embarked -m board the Latoruzkrigate .lase night,
about eight o'clock; under a salute, and sailed this
doming, about twelve o'clock, for the Baltic.

This morning Admiral PARK ER hoisted his. Flag
on board the/Prince's of Orange, the. Roads.
Arrived: the be Hoffifung, Ba,ktunl4AHY, from
.Amsterdam bound to Bourdeaux):itolflidglods, sent
in by. La jalouse Brig; and iii"N t)pßmotEß,
1..
from ditto bound to London, with„wittat, sent in
by the Caboirg Brig. •

Sailed. the Kite Brig, to the Fleet' off' Goree ;
Coburg Brig, on a Cruize ; Pincher Onn.brig, with
a Fleet of Ships for Hull; St. Rareg. *. 017 El,4' for
Norway; and Fortrpra, HR aN B Agi fOr Gottenburg.
London, England, 1801-07-28

I'ARIS, jeLy 2+.

tr
It was reported, yesterday evening, that AL
pliral GAN THEAUME had returned to Toukn, after
having, landed 6 or 7000 men within twenty leagues
of Alexandria. It was our intention, before we
mentioned this intelligence, to wait until it should
have been confirmed by the official journals • but the
M64;teur does not even notice his return. 11• To mat-
ter ; it is pretended that it is certain, and that'the
Admiral
has disembarked in Egypt the troops which
Were on briard his squadron."
Le Journal du Commerce of the same date also
remarks_

" Though this Note (the!Official Account in the
•
oniteur of the capture of ithe Swifrsiire), makes
ll° mention of the deliarkation ithich GANTH LAUME
Was to :
eue,t Egypt, .it -is positively asserted
that he has thrown in there .7000 men, whom he
landed within 2O' leagues of Alexandria."
M. de BASIL r EIS,' the new Secretary of the Rus-
3i,lan Embassy to England, passed through Berlin on
the Bth inst. on his way to Landon.
On the 9th, General MAC DOICAL D, attended by
his Aides-de-Camp, paid a visit to PRINCE FER-
bINAND, Grand Uncle to the KING of PRusszA.—
`4
r,ll the toth, he dined with the KIND at Chariot-
-I"bourg. His MAJESTY expressed great desire to
hi an Officer celebrated throughout ail Eurdpe, by
"Is combats in Holland, by the memorable battle of
the Trebia, and by the astonishing Passage of the
Bfilugen, in the midst of winter. •
IXTRACT OF A LETTER FROM A GENERAL OFFI-
London, England, 1801-07-28

FAIR ROSAMOND; 'aa.:Cl-/VODSTOCK. BOWER.

'The Royal' Amphitheatre,: Westminster-Bridge,
'might be said to exhibit last.night a sea-head, such
Was the attraCtion of this': new and truly beautiful.
Speetacle from the pen of Mr. Upton, the, ingenious
Author of the Black Castle. 'The Scenery, Dresses,
IVlachinay, and costume
_throughout,,is of the most
-accurate and costly nature .and though•we cannot
bestow,, an equal degree of praise
.an the whole of
the Music,' we mnst.acknowledr the OVerture to
be unusually grand and imprestive. The incidents.
of this piece are uncommonly fine and interesting,
'and the return of Henry from France as A Conqueror,
the grandest stage effed ever witnessed.

The highly interesting situations of the Fire
King, or Albert and. Rosalie, at the Royal. Circus,
St. George's Fields, are so admicably assisted. by
splendour of .Scenery, most impressive
.Mtisic, &e:
and the whole likewise followed by the admirable
Pantomime of the British in Egypt, that, wes.are
not surprized 'it beholding theoverflov4g audience
of each evening at that Theatre.—We tind,_hOw7
ever, thia.is the last week of the 01-esent
_per-
fcirmances, and a new splendid. coinie-Pantomime.
which has been a long time in rehearsal, will be.
speedily produced.

. . ,
I.(iN Fit frintcet 1p"; NU (of Foy_ ; anti
.!,,i)11,2,eu by Wt LLI AM ,AR.mfalß SCR 1 ?Fs (of House-terry-ruita, Wet,iminster);
•At the Str .Qr rtc r, No.- II; strafed ; where Adverwe!rierrti, 0.:44/, for the ',Japer; Letter, for the, &v. -011t-Aaid), rousr be addressed,
London, England, 1801-07-28

SHEERNESS, Juty i 7.

LORD NELSON arrived this morning about twelve
o'clock, and about two o'clock hoisted tis Flag on
board His Majesty's Ship Uniti, of 32 guns, Capt.
HAIL VZ r, which Ship, with Vice-Admiral Gtt I's
Flag-ship (the Zealand), fired a Royal Salute on
its being hoisted.
J:
This day arrived the Hgso,•;riart.brig, Lieut.
CHARLTON, from Harwich, an&tlicfrliunter Brig,
of /8 guns, Capt. Jomes, from Chatham.

Iv(
The Arab:geode Dutch Frigate is 'en into Dock.
The Bermes Armed Ship, 64,
__ *MON, got
under weigh this morning, Witfrirtnier'ade bound
,
to the Baltic under convoy ; bUt tie2l;vind coming
Easterly, was obliged to come to ,gain about two
miles below the Nore,
London, England, 1801-07-28

CER AT A;,EXANDR.IA.

An unhappy spirit of party has paralysed our
efforts ; we should otherwise have had no English
in Egypt, "except as Prisoners.
General MENU takes measures to free himself
from the ill-disposed, and, we hope, notwithstand-
ing the inferiority of our numbers, to defeat the
objea of our Enemies. We are still masters of the
Country. The English possess only Aboukir and
Rosetta ;. the Turks &Vase and Balbeis. Nona of
of these Posts were disputed.
MouRSD BET is dead of the plague, which makes
treat ravages amongst the Turks at Cairo and in
UPPe r Egypt. We have it not at Alexandria, or
in the rest of our Army. The English say, that
the Negotiations for Peace are in 'great aetivity. ;
It(1 certainly they do zot desire it less than we, for
they know what it has. coot to maintain themselves
ir, "eft: and what it must yet cast.

, The Chief Consul has published the following
ii3t of Counsellors of State for the Ordinary and
Ictraordinary Service ;

ORDINARY SERVICE.

Oeaion of Legislation—Boulay (de la Meuilthe), President ;
•"7rlierl Emmery, Portaris, Real Thibadeau.
Se d.lO of the Intericr:--Rredvrer, _President ; Beiezecli,
r,..
courcroix, Francais-,:Regnaitd; shoe.
Seaion of Finance—Defermont. Przsident ; Barbc-Alar-
teis, De-iaisne, Druchateli •Regnier.
Seaion of War—Brune, President ; Lacuee, Marmont,
retier, Saint Suzanne, Dumas.
`Seetion of the Marine—Fleurieu, President; Najac, Redon.
London, England, 1801-07-28

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Altit!tr'
this -Mbrning;'' the French National
Corvette J..
Chik/t4it, moiit,ing.:2z guns, cut out
of Camaresay_ •,4 •
Boats belon:ng - on:.Wedndday ilight by twelve
to :theßoliviY, Bralilieef, Uraxia,
and Dpris Fcgates, ihich ortipoti part of the. In.
shore Squad% ortfrest.)ffhti„vattack was made
during the nio ; b6t.'as ,sgois as: the Enemy per.
ceived the Erillisii toais.approaching, they-began
a tremendous g.i from
,the Ship and Share; _ and
the undaunted vL.d,ur and courage .of B`ridsh Sea,
Men was perhais never more firmly opposed
by an Enemy, than in this contest, which last-
ed two hours aid an hay, during which time
a dreadful carnaje took prime on both sides, the
Frenchman's deck, when'-il4iiruck, being literally
.
covered with the mingled. idles of the contending
parties. The loss of the British has'been. consider-
able : Lieut. SINCLAIR, of the Marines, is killed,
and several other Officers badly wounded ; many .
Seamen and Marines are kilkd'and wounded, hut the
particulars cannat yet be asel'tained. The loss on
board the Frenchmen was imtp"ense.: She- is a very
tine National Corvette, and was completely fitted
and viCtualled for a voyage-- to "St. Domingo, to
which place sim was bound with Dispatches.
The Doris Frigate arrived`fi4xe '01.4 morning with
. ...
the wounded Officers, Seamen .4nd Marines.
An attempt was made a fc,v dayt since to -cut out
a Gun-boat from under one of die Batteries on the
French Coast, by the Nile hi:cd Armed Cutter,
commanded by Lieut. I'. NIVTON, :in which at-
tempt that Officer unfortunately lost his life, toge-•
titer with some of his Crew, owing to which, the
attempt proved fruitless.
P. S. Lieut. NEV1LLE,.24:,91. the I.7ranis, mor.
tally wounded—Lieut. 1101AttiriPt.,1 ist of the
Beaulieu, slightly-114r. Waitii.i,:,,i, Midshipman,
of the. ,R9bsist, killed—i Lieutenant of the Rollait
wounded. .
London, England, 1801-07-17

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PLYMOUTH, Juty

PORTSMOUTH, JULY 16.

kL.Gt
- -
jVEWS.
NAVAL w,; r, 1.
ti -2

SAILED the Majestic, of 74. guns, Captain D.
GouLD., to join the Channel Fleet and Sirius, of
36 guns, Captain R. KING, on
.a Cruize to the
Westward.
Arrived the Achilles, of 74 guns, Captain E.
IiULLER, from the Channel Fleet.

SAILED His Majesty's Ships Guelderland, Galatea
and Amphitrite, on a Cruise ; Resolution, Gov E.
Rius, for St. Übe's ; Magdalena, LE GROUND,

for jersey, in b ; arid Conway Lugger, Pic oun,
for Jersey.
Arrived the Egyptiar, WENMAN, from. Water-

This day has been very tempestuous ; a great
deal of rain has falleo, accompanied with very vivid
lightning and tremendous claps of thunder, with
hail. The, Sir Sydney Smith, from Oporto, had
her fore-topmast and, topgallant mast shivered in
pieces, and her main beam and foremast damaged,
and one man dangerously hurt. The Alfred Trans-
port, at Spithead, had her anchor forced from the
ist°6o)Y the lightning. It is thought much more
damage must have been sustained in parts adjacent.
London, England, 1801-07-17

A YOUNG LADY of respeaable:Conneftions,
is desirous of being an ASSISTANT in some establish-
FEMAL E MIN A RY. She poss'esie's perfeaknow-
!ecige of Music, and all kinds of Fancy Needle-work,- and,
IS required, c.ould instrtiCt-her Pupils in the rudiments of
the French Language; her views. in this Advertisement are
clireeled more -to the comfort of 'the situation than to
Hiary advantage. •
ime} to A. H.. to be left at Mr. G. R. Ward's, No. 27,
vatD ernoster-row.

pursuant to a Decree of the High Court of Chancery, bear-
ingdate the 23d Day of jan. xBor, made in a Cause intitled
THOI4IPSON against PIPER,
11-1 E CREDITORS of WILLIAM PIPER,
" late.of Brentford Place, in the County of Middlesex,
`ow-keeper, are, on or betbre the Bth Day of August next,
16 come in and prove their Debts before Peter Wilford,,l.
°'le of the. Masters of the said Court, at his Chambers, in
ft.uthampton-buildings, Chancery-cane, London ;or in de-
fault thereof, they will be •peremptorily excluded the ink-.
4t of the said Decree-. . . . •
c_P.or. further Particulars, apply to Tilbury andßedford,,
olicitors;Ely Place, Holborn.
London, England, 1801-07-17

WANTED, for Seven or Fourteen Years,

A.HOU SE, FURNISHED, or UNFURNISH-
ED- with Three Rooms on a Floor, situate in or near
to Eerkeley-square, fit for a small Genteel Family. •
Hox Kddrn. Mess a Letter to r. Turner, No. 13, Charles-square,
to
London, England, 1801-07-17

FALMOUTH, JULY 1.4..

SArLE 6 the Townshend Packet, Capt. DODD,
tild Mary Packet, Capt.. THOMPVN, with the
Mails of this month, the former for Jamaica, Bar-,
badoes, and Martinique, and the latter for America;
also the Prince Adolphus Packet, Capt. JONES, with
the Mails of the 3oth ult. and 7th inst for Lisbon ;
the American Ship Fotupte, Capt. WCFTCH EON,
With tars for London ; the Armed Schooner Betsy,
Capt. LYIKBURNER, with tar, for Plymouth ; the
Galliot nu)tege Broeders) Capt. -, for St. Croix,
and the Sheerness Transport., for Li*rpool.'

Passengers by the Mary.—Commisioner Inglefield, Lieu-
%urn-Colonel Smiths and Mrs. Moor*
ay the Prince Adolphus..-.Madre. Moss; M. de Lisle,
411 d a Portuguese Messenger.

By the To wnshend.—.-Gep. MOntalembOrt, Major,M'Gor.
grand, Captain Htibert, Captain Paper, Mr. M'Connell,
Colonel" Beon, M and Madrn. le Barthe, Mr. Morgan, Mr.
Almarie, Mr. Kellarmaine, Rev. Mr. Campbell,
Soute, and Madl le. la Loup.

YARMOUTH, JULY i 6.

SAILED the Italy Gun-brig for Scotland; SA_
etdator, Lugger, for Admiral DicitsoN's Fleet ; the
Pr;Prre of Widei Packet, Capt. HEARN, to Cux-
haven, with Mails and Passengers.
Artived the Lyn.:r Sloop from the Baltic; Sfi,ted.
well Brig from a Cruize ; and the Titer, THOME'.
soN,, from Ipswich&
London, England, 1801-07-17

COPENHAGEN, JULY 4.

WE have just learned here, that a Convention
has been signed at St. Petersburgh on the z7th
of June, between England and Russia, by which
the differences between those two Powers are ac-
commodated, and the visiting of Convoys regu.
lated for the future. The other Northern Powers
are at liberty to accede to the Convention ; and the
Armistice with Denmark and Sweden has been pro-
longed for three months, to give the necessary time
for those Powers to accede•to the Convention.
London, England, 1801-07-17

ntlei-s, he. took the child to: dandle, which he con-
tinued to do for some time, and then several of the
women went out with him, while he carried the
child, und& the appearance of a nurse, and so de-
ceived the Keeper, and effetled his escape.

The Capital Prizes in the present IRISH LoT-
TERY are,

TWO of - - 20,0001. Two of - 2,0001.
Two of - - 10,0001. Five Of - - 1,0001.
Three of-- - 5,pe01. Three of - sool.

and smaller Prizes to the amount of 64.,5001; either
of them arc attainable for the small risk of only
EIGHT -GUINEAS, and which have been repeatedly
experienced, by the Public purch:Aing their Tickets
and Shares at Mr. IsltcaoLsos,-j, No. i 6, Corn,
hill.

.4-I".Prizes paid on demand. Note-The .Draw-
ing begins •on Monday next. - An 'ExpitEss, -with
an: account thereof, will daily.arrive at the • above
Office.

.SHIP

POOLE, JVLY IS.

Arrived—the Jane, Ca and Halifax, CofFe, from
Newfoundland • Aetive, Williams, Hope, Netherwood, and
Uhiquiist, from Portsmouth.
Sailed—the Cliarlotter Mazela ..vs; and Edward and Mary,
Harley Bridport ; Prosperols, Netherwoodi for
; Lark, Spurrier, and M.-L.:mid, Wills, for Portsinoutli.

GRAVESEND, juLv Is.

Passed by—the NeOtuoe, Leif;, from Oporto ; Sizerst,
•-•7--, from Dantzic ; Vrow El4abeth, Valt; from Nam-
bui.gh •, Fortuna, Hants ;. Vrow 'Anna, Elms ; and Twe
Gpbroders, Sweet's, from Etnbden ; Harvey, Watson., .trom
Crookhaven ; and Peacock, Wheatlock, from Seneal.
Sailed—the Carteret,. Scott, for the Cape of Good Hope ;
and Hannah, Butler, for Lisbon.
London, England, 1801-07-17

FRONTIERS OF RUSSIA, Tura 28.

ON the i7th inst. a Convention was concluded at
St. Petersburgh, between the Russian Ministry and
the English Ambassador Lord ST. HELENS, by
which the disputes between England and Russia
are accommodated, and the principles of the Naval
Neutrality defined for the future. Sweden and Den-
mark are invited to accede to this Convention, in
which case the Colonies taken by England will be
restored. It is believed the visi ting of Nreutr2l
Ships, in time of War, will be continued, but with
limitations, and under certain conditions.
London, England, 1801-05-25

...Af "‘ A '' ' ' •
Ift ctf 1-''••ll,i,V•i.
NAVAL : , 1)-7`..—,4- v NEWS.
t- , ile
Non illi imperium pelagic savoinque ilidentent,
Sri milli rortedalum.

Ftom the LONDON GAZETTE, May-23, aot.

Aftiy 23, iSo t .
ttabyt, a ; Letter from ArchiLald Dickson, Esq. Ad-
. ...mir,ll of the Blue, Egc.` to ErLitin Arepeau, Esq.
the Princess of °rause, in l'ar-
Pnolithz&mrdijj the loth inst.

SIR, • •
Enclosed is a Letter which I have received from
Lieutenant Lake, commanding His Majesty's hitrd
Brig Lady Ann, giving an account of his having
taptured the Vidoire French Cutter Privateer afier
a Chace and running fight orseventeen bouts. The
Lidy
.after landing fifty-five Prisoners at
tridlington, arrived here this day with her Prize
and twenty Prisoners.
I am, Sir, &c. &c. &c.
_

A. DICKSON;
Lady Ann Hired Armed Brig, te' Flay-
stß, borono.h.Head, May 16, 1801.
I have the, honour to acquaint you, that I this
111°11141g, at eight A. M. , after a chace and run.
fling„ fight of seventeen hours, captured the Viaoire
‘-rnrter, French Privateer, mounting fourteen long
'eaur-pounders, and manned with seventy-five men,
kran Seville, COmmander,'n Lieutenant in the
hired Navy, (the Viaoire was late His Majesty's
red Cutter the Afive) sailed from Dunkirk six
'ndad's since, and had made no captures ; when I first
gave chace to him at three P. M. on the igth inst.
close in with Flamborotrgh-Hend, the Cutter was
under a- press of sail after several loaded Ships,
which I have the pleasure to reflect I prevented
him from capturing. I cannot speak too highly of
the spirited and. good condua of the Lady Ann's
Cempany in general : the two Vessels being so
crowded with Prisoners, and several of my people
being very weak.and sickly, with the wind blow-
ing strong from the S. W. , I think it my duty to
make for the first Port to land the Prisoners, who
are lac. jRO ,n4itniexous for our Ship's Company after
ul
'fli4nk the Prize ; I trust and hope my conduit.wtli • .
fTtet your approbation.
Aasl, with great respell, Sir, See.
JOHN LAKE.
4)4ibaid Dielson, Esq. Admiral of
the Blue, &c. &c. &r.
London, England, 1801-05-25

.EXETER, MAy 20.

.rOit Sometitue past'on infamous gat* of-thieves
arid housebreakers have infested.ithis City, wittiie
tiepredations have lieen.committed upon the
tints • with 'ittiponity, 41though every stop haS' been
taken to discover the. offenders ; but wehave now

the happiness to state that the whole; of thii
ous junto arein a fair train or F;tiing broUghe to jus-
tice. The circumstance which led to thfir discovery
is as follows :—A sack of flour, on ,Satnrday night
last, being stolen from Mr. Simon ningle, a baker
of this City, the houses of several. persons were
searched, and at -length the sack, with. paq of the
flour, was found in the house of one Willi;nn Reeves,
alighterman, in Rock's-lane, together _with six
bottles and a half of port wine, andfive empty port
bottles,- a quantity of flour and wheat., and six pieces
of salted mutton in a pan. In the house of Joseph
Langdon, an aceomplice, were found 'nine bottles
-of port wine, a quantity of potatoes and`-meal, coal
bags, and hempen sacks, and an. earthen pan with
eighteen pieces of saltedmution. And in the house
of one John Heard, near the, Hospital,another
ac-
complice, were found a quantity of Salted mutton,
nine bottles of port wine, a great quantity of wheat,
flour, and potatoes, with divers articles of wearing
apparel, .of every kind, all: stippostd 'to have been
stolen ; also several silver spoons, the, property of
Nies. Phipps, 'and /,%., wearing apparel of James
Clapp, her servant, which were stolen out 9f Mra.
Phipps's house, in the New Crescent, on the 31st
of January last, %%1.6) her house NV ,is broken open.
Reeves
,was in consequence immediately committed.
to Southgate ; -but Heard gaol Landon, with one
jutnes Dawc, a supposed accompli,;,-, have abscor ded.
iieveral sheep have heel' lately killed and skinned in
the'fields near this. City, cmnd the above Mutton i,
supposed to be part of thoSe '

Idst week the Niagistrates of Glasgow sent a
girl of the town to the cells, for twenty-four hours,
and fined her three guineas, far addressing obscene
language to a Gentleman passing along the street hi
company with two Ladies.
Several Publicans of Chester were last weekcOn.
vided in the penalty of 41. rose each for selling
wipe, &c. in ;ents on the race-course, without a
tense to that died.

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