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London, England, 1801-07-23

ROTHSAYp JULY.' /44 •

Saturday last, -heing:th• Armiversaryt(the Mar-
qiiis of..B.uTn.'S Birth-da -the Volunteers .of this
place atiernthed;,and gav apa de icje on 'the oc-
caklofr.7-Anleecident ha.ppend at the time, whicit
tended to damp the.--fistivity of the day: a, field_-
Ricei on a• former eliarge, had.. refilsed to go. off,
andwhile:a person 'va-s- emplOyed in drawing the
ecintents; 'it- unluckily exploded,' and and earriedyncvAy
the left -hind 'of.one map, and: wounded, though not .
dangerously, two others, ..

CRICKET.—On Monday last, and two following,
days, was. play.ecl a . grand 'Match of Cricket, .iii
Lord's .Ground,, Mary-k-bone, between the Hon.-
H. TUFTON, and ten of Surrey, and T. MELLIsm,‘
-Esq. and ten of ZnglAn(i, for rOOO guineas ;
was won by the former by ,14,,0 runs. •
Besides the vast emoluments - which Mrs. paw
LINGTON is to receive at Covent-Garden-Theatre,'
report says that her Brotheir is to have frit, bmnrii-ect
plandifor accompanying her songs through the sea.'
son.

\- .
The Swedish Ship- Forsaker, Ilairelbet-g, from
, . f,
Gottenburg for Guernsetv, with tintheri got,uport
the Goodwin Sands the 19th instant, and was got off*
by, two.. Deai, boats Crews, who brought her safely
into the DoWns. , '

Yesterday a Man
,exhibited a complaint against
his wife; before the. Sitting 'Alderman at Gniidhall;
for robbing him of his wearing apparel, and other
property. It being an unusual charge, and requir-
ing investigation, she Was coromitted for further

A few days since a boy, who lived sCrvant at a
publicc—house on Bethnal-Green, playing with a Fore
leading to the beer-cellar, 'by some accident he till
down, and the rope-entangling' his.neck, he
was strangled before the disaster was known.'
Two sisters, who bal performed quarantine in
Briaewell, as disorderly, wFre discharged on Tues-
day, and were taken up again at night in Fleet.
street, for breaking the windows of Mr. Frost.—
Dry' were yesterday committed again to El
for one month; and tb receive the corredion:"Of 'the
House.

t•
Some months since 'a ho,:y*.fatigued.with playing,
got into an old boat that was drawn up on the
beach it Borth Ferry,-near Bangor, and, fell asleep--
the tide rose higher than usual, and fkated the bOaf
away, so. that when the child` awoke he foutid him—
self at sea beyond the view of land' in this perilous
situation heremained for thirty hoursovhen he was
picked up by a Livervool trader arid carried t 6 Dab-
-lin—hegeturned home some 'weeks since, and a few
days afrtn,vards playing' near
.a small pool at Oak.
land carding manufaCtory, near Lianrwst, he fell in
and: was drowned.- -
London, England, 1801-07-23

WEDNE.SPAY

The Maiden• Plate of 501. far all ages. 3 yrs. old colts, 6s
3-roile heats.
Mr. Walker's b. c. by }baby, dam .by Coriand,r,
3-yrs. " old - _ -
Lord Derby's grey colt, by Sir Peter, 3 yrs- old - z 2
Mr. Clifton's b. c. Pizarro, 3 yrs. old - 3 3
3tol on the Huby colt; atter the tst heat,-7 to i or, the
Huby colt. %Von easy, notwitlistauding his rider lost a'
stirrup each heat.
Poney Sweepstakes of 6gs. each'. 4-mile heats.
Mr. Yates's bl. m. Wawski . - -
Mr. Lomax's bl. m. Lucy by Lively .
Mr. Brockleburst's black policy Caledonia
5 subscribers paid. .3 to ron Wowsiki.

THUR.SDAY.
The 501. for all ages, Four-mile heats.- •
Mr. G. Crompton's Anniseed, by Cofiptder, 4 yrs old,
6st. tzlb. - - - . • - I I
Mr. l'Anson's ch. h. Applegarth, 6 yrs old. Bst. 71b. 3 a
Sir H. Williamson' b. h. Honeycomp, 6 yrs old, Bst.
71b. -
5 to 4 asainst Applegarth—z'to a against Anniseed, and 3
to r against Flonqcpmb. • - •
During the, Acgs,,sa Mala of Cocks was fought between
Lord Derby, ancPrtichard Crosse' Esq. for togs. a battle and
ioogs. the mafit. After the fight', togs: a battle and zoogs.
the mainywhich was by his Lordship 3 a-head.

EDINBURGH RACES.
London, England, 1801-07-23

ABINGDON ASSIZES.

'ON Saturday sennight the Hon. Baron. Tt
tbs: and tile Hon. Justice t. opened their
Commission at Abingdon, for holding the AsSizeS
for the County of Berks,. when James Dormer, John
Ladwick, and:William Sumpter, were capitally con-
Atided, and received sentence of death. Dormer,
who was tried for being concerned with Richard
Alder, in the murder of John Robinson, hawker
and pedlar, by shooting him thrOugh the head, near
the Fleece Inn, Cookham, Berks, was, executed at
Reading on Thursday morning last ; but Lad Wick,
who was found guilty of felony, and Sumpter, of
sheep.stealing, were bOth reprieved.
London, England, 1801-07-23

24,q4

CAVA L R.

WAO 10,T: THZ, GROUND. "
44 Loyal Islington, Caps. =Anderson
xc~ R'c strain ter,. Major Elicit
46. LqTrilicth . I.t. Col. Sir R. Barnett.
19D • ' •

The Corp 6 of. Cavalry that kepi-the ground, as.
'ell'ibled in the row of walnut- trees, with their right
near the ONford.road gate of the Park ; and the
Cavalry that were in line as6embled in the row of
w4lnut,trees, with their right rd the reservoir of
water.

The appearance of the Volunteers was truly
military, and theirsmanceuvr6 were executed' with
considerable precision in every respea, if we except
their firing, which was irregular ; but the rea.
;,,
son- must be obvious—lt requires a considerable
degree of praetice -to be able to fire eicaftly when
the word is given, and one individual firing before
the word, generally throws the whole into corrfu-
-Biott. This was precisely what happened. • We are
happy however to state, that the firing. was not
generally bad,. The Highland Corps in the centre,
and: thOe upon the right of the -line, fired with-
great regulirity.
Soon after twelve the whole Line passed in open
column of Companies or Divisions-of sixty men, and

mgrchel off the grornd in quick time.--;•Thel-ligil-
landers retired with the bagpipes, playing /11:1gb,
Lander.—They were dressed in their proper
form—a tartan plaid, and fillibeg, broad'..sword and
dirk.

The day was uncommonly fine, and the number
of speelators immense. We heard of no accident
taking place. • •

Great c2re was taken to avoid or corre& any stop
near the Park-gates, or passages. through the rails,
and no carriages were admitted into Hyde-park
during the Review, except that of His Royal High,
ness the DUKE Of GLOUCESTER.

HERTFORD ASSIZES.

- - • MONDAY, JULY 20.

`Lord KENYON and Sir NASH GROSE opened the
business of this County, the first on the Home Cir-
cuit, with the usual forms. On the Nisi Frills side
there were but three Causes entered for trial, all of
which went off upon reference.
TO the credit of tho County, there were but very
few offenders for trial on the Criminal side ; but
among them there was one crime of so atrocious a
nature, that it 'deserves notice. •
London, England, 1801-07-23

WEYMOUTH, jtALY 2r.

YESTERDAY while His Royal Highness Pr, iNo'-
ADoLnius dined at Gloucester Lodge, the Ban,;
belonging to the North Devon Militia played seve-
ral favourite airs.

The ROYAL FAMILY came on shore soon aftel
six o'clock, there not being much wind to carry
them far out to sea ; and after partaking of re-
freshment, went to the Theatre, where they were
highly entertained with Mr. EL LisTox's perform
ances in the Charatffer of gbylocL, in
_«-The Mer-
chant of Venice,!' and Jemmy lump, in the mu-
sical Farce of " The Farmer."

This morning IlitiNcass AUGUSTA bathed. The
KING and Attendants walked on the Esplanade..

After breakfast His MAJESTY, with Pio ycr
ADOIPHUS, and PRINCESSES SOPHIA and AMELIA,
rode out on horseback on the Hills of Bincombe,
and returned home through the Street of'Weymouth.

The QUEEN, and PRINCESSES AUGUSTA,
ZABETH, and MARY, took an airing in. their So.
ciables as. far as the Spring Head, in
.the pieasaat
Village of Upway.

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London, England, 1801-05-11

WANTS A PLACE;

A S SERVANT, in a small Family, where ,not
.41-3, More than one or two Men Servants are kept, or with a
Single Gentleman, a Young Man, who understands his busi-
ness in every resped, as an in-door servant ; can shave and
comb hair, and would be found obliging and'attentive ; cat}
be well recommended from the Family be has• just left.
Dire 9 to H. Hille, at Mr. Painn's, Boot-maker, No. 35 t,
near the Pantheon, Oxford-street. •
London, England, 1801-05-11

DIEb.

On Thursday, at CHtot:v..lobn Maitland, Eal. of King's
Arms-yard, Coleman-street.
On \tittles( iennigh,t, .at LoVelPs Hill, in the- County
of lierks, Mrs. Lillie, in the 78th year of her age, .
,On Thursday last, Mrs. Robertson, wife of. Dr. Robert-
son, ofGreenwich l lospttal.- ,
• -On Saturday the 2,d iises, 'at Esq. Fulmer-
'House, Bucks, Miss Frances Harper, daughter of the late
Colonel Harper, of the East Indies, in the 17thsyear of her
zage. ' , -
A 'feW days. ago, at his house in George-street, Portman-
square, 'Major lohn Foster Hill.
On Monday last, -at-his father's house, at Clapham, in the
zoth year of his age, the 7.c1 son of the Rev. Mr. Sampson:
On the 3d inst. at her apartments in Windsor Castle, Mrs.
Pegitt, relid of Ciller). Pegitt, Esq. of Clewer, in Berkse-
On. Tuesday last, at Isleworth, Mrs. I Ohotson, wife tit.
Mi. Ibbason, of Vere-street* CavendiSh.squafe. •
On Sunday evening last,
,at Sloane-street, Miss Nancy
Wilson; one of the daughters of the late George Wilson, Esq.
of Upper 'footing,. Surrey.
London, England, 1801-05-11

MEDICNIE ACT.

At the only Warehouse for Dr. I AMES's POWI)E R,
No. 459 St. Paul's Church-yard, a few Doors from the
Corner of Cheapsicte,
THE following MEDICINES are Sold, at the
Prices annexed, inclusive of the Stamp Duties im-
posed by this Aet ; but no additional cbarge has been made
upon Dr. JAMSS's POWDER, which is continued at
the original Price of 25. 6d. per Packet. It may also be
had at al. 4s. per Dozen; or the quantity, of a Dozen
Packets in one Bottle fur it. as. 6d. Duty included; so
that the Public are no SikiiinW,.
But in order to facilitate the operation, and to lessen the
burden of this Act, which would in a great measure have
proved a Tax upon Benevolence, all the other Alerlicines
are sold to any Persons purchasing half pr Dozen, or wore,
tiee from the expence of the Stamps.
t. d.
Dr. limes's Powder a. 6 Cephalic Snuff' o 9
Analeptic Pills 4 6 Dr. Steer's Parego.
Cattle Powder i 6 - ric Lozenges t
Dr. Hocper's Pills —Camomile Drops t 9
Dr. Austin's Chalybeat Essence of Coltsfoot Z 0
Pills 4 o Essenceof Pepperm. a
Berry's,Bilious Pills 5 o Orgskirk. Medicines 5 5
Dalby'S Carminative t 9 G lass's hlagnesia o
Tickell'sAthereal S pi- I nglish's Scots Pills i 6
rit - 3 6 Grant's Drops - I 0
Greenough's Tinitures t ti Norton's Drops 5
Tolu Lozenges r Spilsbury's Drops 5 0
Mr. Spence'l Dent rifrice o Speediman's Pills z o
Ereake's 'fillet. of Bark 3 6 English Coffee 2 9
Huxhati's, by ditto, a 6 Dr. Solander's Tea z 9
Dr. Steer's Opodeldoc 2 6 jones's Rheumatic
Convulsion Oil z 6 Tint ure - 3 6
the Genuine Arqucbusade, lately imported, and
most of the other Proprietary Medicines in repute. Orders
for Exportation are supplied without St:tarp:4 as before this
Ad.

N. 14 As many Persons, particularly Servants and Mes-
sengers-I mistake the House, F. NEM:IEI2.Y, the Proprie.
tor, is under the necessity of pointing out, that it is at the
East End of St. Paul's, nearest to Cheapstde, and -that it
has a large White Stuccoed. Front, with these Words in.
scribed " THE ONIY :WAREHOUSE FOR DR.
IAMES's POWDER."
London, England, 1801-05-11

PORTSAIOUTII, MAY to,

ARRIVE], His Majesty's Ship Lion, from the
Ijowns.—She is aproihted Conroy to the Past I-
diesj and will sail with the Fleet the moment the
wind will permit.

Arrived the• Freedom,. COMMITS, from Shields ;
Camilla, ANDERSON, from Plymouth ; Maria,
R !CHARDS, from Cardiff; Persevetauce, GR IF.
rrrits, from Chepstow. ' • '

1' :I:MOUTH, MAY to.

SAILED the following., Ships on a Cruize off'
Goree :—Trineess of Orange, Monmouth, lia7:gruard,
Madras, Texel, Ariadne,‘ Assistavte, AgiNcourt,
Phernix and Speculator Luggers, Ranger and Siair.
ref Sloops, and the Narcissus Brig.
Lord Sr. HELENS and Suite arrive:l here }rester-

day. noon.
Arrived the Diana Packet, Captain STEUARD,
from Cuxhaven, with Mails and Passengers.
The Prince of Wales Packet, Capt. DEANE, sails
this day with Mails for Cuxhaven.

_SHEERNESS, MAY, ;0.

SAILED His Majesty's Sloop Avft, of 22 litin?,
Capt. DELANoE, for Yarmouth; and the Mani
Gun-vessel, Li:Wt. 'MALONE, with a Convoy,—fer
Leith.

Arrived at -Blackstakes from Chatham, His Ma;.
jesty's Ships Illenlvun, of 74 guns, Capt. BovEßi
and Standard, of .64, Capt. STUART; also arrived
from the River Thames, the iligxcsi;:r. and Censor
Gun-brigs. •
London, England, 1801-05-11

I'LI'IVIOUTII, MAY. 9.:

AR R D the .i9u iriz • hired . Armed f ,with
Dispatchei from Egypt, Sailed from Aboukir Bay
the 19th of March, Consequently brings no intel-
ligence of a subsequent date to that already received.
Arrived a PrusSian.".talliot,. lather' with wine,
from BOtirdeaux; bouittht-Bremen7tirtairrerHirthe
Duke of Clarenc'e Privateer ; also the 11001) Prussian
Brig, laden with brandy and wine, from Bourdeaux,
botind to Embden, detained by the'Beanfieu'"Frigate.

Arrived the Diam'ond and Bea:;1;eu Frigates,Trom
a Cruize ; And the American Nita Mari, Captin
... •
WiLLI Ams, from Bcurdeaux, ,with rosin, for a
:na rket. -
London, England, 1801-05-11

Admittance to Non-Subscribers is.

TO BE PEREMPTORILY. SOLD,
Pursuant to a Decree of the High Court of Chancery, math
in a Cause, wherein RICHARD BOROUGH and others
are Plaintitfs, and JOHN' COTTON and another, are De-
fendants, before John Ord, Esq. one of the Masters of the
said Court, in the Public Sale Room of the said Court, in
Southampton-buildings, Cha Mon.
day London, on on.
day the ist day of Tune next, between the Hours of Twelve
and One in the Afternoon, in several Lots,
ITARIOUS FREEHOLD, LEASEHOLD, and
V LcOmitioi.i) ESTATES, iriclpling the Dwelling-
Houk, called MARCHMONT HOUSE, situate in the
several Parishes of Hemel Hempstead and Boventlon., in the
County cf Hens, late the property of Elizabeth, .Countess
Dowagerlif /*larch:want, deceased.
Printed Particulars may be had (gratis) at the said .laster's
Office, in Soilthampton-builaings aforesaid; of Mr. Ta-
tham, Solicitor Harcourt-buildings, Inner Temple ; and
Mr, Sheen, Solicitor, Gray's Inn-square, London; of Mr.
Auelioneer, at Hemel Hempstead ; and of Mr. Ilay-
ton, Solicitor, Stock's House,
London, England, 1801-05-11

TI4EATRE ROYAL, DRURY—LANE.
Poutlie BEN E F.IT • of Mr. 13 ARRYMORE and Mr.
WATHEN.
(IN FRIDAY, MAY 15, Ygoi, Their Ma.
leraies'sefvonts will perfoa Comedy, called
THE SCHOOL FOR SCANDAL.
Sir Peter Teazle, ?.Ir. WHEELER,
(Late Manager of the Portsmouth Theatre.)
Coseph Surface, Mr. EA RRYMORE ;
harles Surface, by A GENTLEMAN,
• liking his first appearance on any.Stagd.)
Moses, Mr. WATHEN.
Lady Teazle, 'Mrs. JORDAN ;
Mrs. Candour, Miss POPE;
Maria, Mrs. MOUNTAIN.
Afterwhich will bertbrmed an Interlude, called
' DOCTOR LAST'S EXAMINATION •
Before the College of Physicians.
• DoEtor Last, Mr. BANNISTER, jun.
To which will be added,
A FAVOURITE MUSICAL ENTERTAINMENT;
to which Miss JACOB will make her third appearance
on any Stage.
Tickets to be had of Mr. Barrymire, No. ag, Great Queen.
street, Lincoln's-Inn-Fields; at the Bar of the Temple
Coffee-house; of Mr. Wathen, No. 4, Park.place, Itaights-
bridge ; at Earl's Old Circulating I.lbrary, Albemarle.
street; and of Mr. Fosbrook, at the Box Office in Little
Russel. street.

ETON ANNIVERSARY.
TE ETON ANNIVERSARY will be, held at
the Crown and Anchor Tavern, in the Strand, on Mon-
day the Ist of lune. iSet.
The Right Hon. EARL of WINCH I LSEA in the Chair.
ST LWAXDse.
Rt. Hon. Earl of Dallteith Sir Thos. Hamner, Bart.
Rt. Hon. Lord Kirkwall Dean of Gloucester
Rt. Hon. Lord Tompletown George Tierney, Esq. M. P.
Rt. Hen. Lod viscount Bronie 1 hotnas Carter, Esq. M.P.
Rt. Hon.tord Holland Thomas P turner, E.
Sir Rehm Hesarigge, Bart. R. H. CON, Esq.
Sir Clarks Watson, Bart.
/J. B. Those Gent lemftwho intend to honour the Meeting
with their Company, are requested to wafer Tickets at the
Rao! the Tilllllll as catty as possible.
Ping at fin o'Clock.—'tickets ins. 6d. each.
CYDER
hiAIDEV-LANE, COVENT-GARDEk.
CTYR F, GOLDEN PIPPIN, COCKAGEE,
and other CYDERS. and fine SQUASH PERRY.
ow Not than a Dans delivered to any Part of the
Town.

ARMY.'
TO OPFitERS ON RALF PAY.
03S,VWRIGH and GREIO having formed a
.13 cocuieciton witn one of the mast-respcaable Houses in
London, in the Army Line, beg leave to after their Services
to the Public in general, as ARMY AGENTS, end in oartii.
cider to Officers on Half-Pay, with whom they will transact
business on the most liberal terms ; and from the arrange-
ment made, trust they will be able to accommodate those
Gentlemen earlier,end uponeasier terms, than ever done in
this Country.
to prevent fxpcnce to those who favour S. aryl C, with
their employment, POWERS of ATTORNEY will be
jaw *KATIS, Copies of which, with Affidavits, may be
at their Office.
No. 8, Saudi Bridge, Edinburgh, May g, dot.
London, England, 1801-05-11

THEATRE.ROYAL, DRURY-LANE.
TO-IVIORROW EVENING, May z, 1801,
J. will be performed a new Historical Drama, called
ADELIVIORN THE OUTLAW.
The Characters by
Mr. POWELL, Mr. C. KEMBLE,
Mr. RAYMOND, Mr. BARRYMORE,
Miss DE CAMP, Mr. SUETT,
, Mr. BANNISTER, jun. Mr. TRUMAN,
Mr. SEDGWICK, Mr. COOKE, Mr. CAULFIELD.
Jars. JORDAN, Mrs. MOUNTAIN, Mrs. SPARKS.
The Epilogue to be spoken by Mrs. JORDAN.
WITU
ALL THE WORLD's A STAGE.
London, England, 1801-05-11

rifONEY on BOND, MORTGAGE, or ANNTAIIery.
aud.Co. inform' the Public in ge_
paying to -their respe.:l3bic -.Cooneetion
with Wailed Men, they haVe ahvays Sums of Money, :from
-itool• to any amount, ready tcrichiance on real incomes aris-
ing from Estates, Money in the 'Funds, Rent Charges, Afar-
/joge gettlernents, Widows' jointures, Pensions, Church
yivings. ikc • Ti • T. n years purclttse given for Annuities
upon Estates, where the parties have an absolute right;
Gentlemen having interest, 14w be iriiiintied of genteel Va.
cancies and Restgnaties under Government of Sol. got.
tool. 1501. ;odi. 3bol. '6OOl. .7001. F 961. 10001.
isool. and 20001. a-year, at Hone and Abroad.
Personal applications;, from Eleven t."l Three o'Clock, to
Itielville and Co. Mo. 7, Cecil-street, Strand. No ...etteri
received unless po4t-paid. •
6:11' Church Livings-arid-Goiernment Securities bought,
sold and

A CAUTION-T.O FAMILIES.
.*:e,BUJIGESS and SON'S, ESSENCE. of ANCHO.
NI Es, and other Rich Sauces.—The great reputa:
tiOn which Mr. Burgess has gained by his Essence of An.
arid other Rich Sauces, 1.,:r Fish Sauce, Stewed Beef,
Bashed .Calves Heads, Beef Steaks,' Made Dishet,
W ill
fowl, and Game, w.ith many Delicacies for the Table, Side-
board, -air.' store-room, which are more fully eXpressed in
his carafogile ;he being the 'lnventor of them), has induced
•to .personsto .give the same name to Articles entirely dif.
ferent, which afe vended at many Slipps in London by per.
sons who go to the principal Towns in England, Ireland, and
Scotland, to solicit _Orders of Tradesinen and Inn-keepers.
who in consequence arc often served with spitrious Sorts, of
very inferior qualities, which is not only sn imposition, but-
; gre:it disnppointincnt to Families wiio purChase them with
a view of having good Sauce to their .Fish, &c.
N. B. None are his genuine, but what have these ions Son
the label Burgess's Original and Superior Essence of An:
5110y*, No. 107, Strand, Corner of Savoy. Steps, London."
West India Merchant's, Platin;rs, andOfficets of the Navy,
supplied-with dams, Tongues, Pickles, Cases of their
Rich Sauce fur Fish, liashes,, Steaks, Made Dishes, Cold
Mcats, &c. which will keep in any Climate.

- •
VALE. OF TOWN', CAIMARTHENSHI RE.
Td),I3•E I F. fT,..on the Ranks of the ToWy, within Half a
Aitile of the ToWn of Carmarthen, •
AHOUSE, Garden, and Thirty Acres of rich
Land; The House is in complete Repair, and con-
sisii of a Hall, two Parlours, a Drawing-room, seven Red-
zooms, -with all the attached and detached Otlices necessary
for a Fond}. The Garden is well cropped, the Premises
are cloie to the R iYer, -and command a full view of the Hart
bchtr, Town, and Shipping, together with Llanganner, and
the other beautiful Hills which surround ,the Town. Car-
marthen Market is the- most plentifully supplied and the
cheapest in South StrOes. The Country abounds with Game,
and the P,ivsr: and Rividets with Fish. The Rent is, 101.
pvr 100. and 'immediate Possession may be given: -
Apply- ,to Mr. Myron, at Mr. NatilfS, N 9, 29i Devcr-
litrixts
• • •
London, England, 1801-05-11

SALES BY- AUCTION.

PtYMOUTI-1.
At ti3O BR.oKries WAIIEHOUSE, Woo!tiettstreet, Ply.

mouth;
On FR IbAY the t-th of May instant, at Ten o'Clock,
FTHE Good Brigantine LA' FAVOURITE.
Dirntrision;,, lento,th oohed: 67 feet 2 inches, breadth 2!
feet 7 inches, 11-eight bet Ween Decks 4 fret 3 inches, depth
in Hold 1 sect 4 inches, adnteasures about i 56 tons ; square-
sterned, with a wonun figure head ; is a very hintrsome, firm,
good Vessel, has two Decks, and a very good Hold for stow-
age ; is now fit'• to proceed on a voyage, and calculated for
ally trade suitaNe to -her burthen ; sails remarkably fast,
and is wll found. in stores. Now lying in Plymouth pool,
and there to be delivered. Captured by the french, and re-
cantured by His Majesty's Ship Doris, John Halliday, Esq.
Commander. •

Inventories may be had in due time, and the Vessel viewed
On application at the Office of
• ' PETER SYMQZ4S,. Sworn Broker.
London, England, 1801-05-11

'Mt TIM:IMM WISIP.INV-s S TVP-
-IIC SOLUTION. _ _ _

The Chevalier having -still further proofs
.of the
Ha
efficacy of his Styptic) in cases of 1-orrhage at-
tended with the most imminent danger, and as the
lives of our brave Seamen and-Soldiers maybe pre-
served, were his Stypticlu_general use in the Army
and Navy, as it is amongst a numerous class of in-
dividuals in both, it is his duty, as A • Member of.
Society, and as one in common with all, vho has
their welfare at heart, to most strongly recommend.
it for their general use. As the Poor, Eastward,.
have along way to come to his house, in •Pall:Mall,
for the Styptic, which, the Chevalier gratuitously
dispenses to the necessitous, .he has prevailed on
w
Dr. De Valingin, who for many years has' been well
acquainted. with its salubrions effeas; 'ankivh(pie
Humanity and Philanthropy are so abundantly
knowtt, to distribute it to those whose :cases may
require its .aid, at his house in Fore:street, Moor..
London, England, 1801-05-11

SALII3 gY.AUCTION.

LA DEDEIGN EVSE, per L'OlSEAU'an4 IMMOrt-
TALITE.
After the Sale of the Mont Blanc's Cargo, •
THEFOLLOWING GOODS, vii:'
For Exportation, , •
9 Casks Co es i Cask Tin
a Barrels Sugar
For Home Consumption,
.23 Casks Annotto • - 9 Bales Cotton
At the same time will be Sold, the standing and running
Rigging, Sails, Blocks, Iron Guns, Brass Swivels, Musktts; •
a quantity-of _Gunpowder, Shot, Boarding Pikes, Gun Cirs
riages, Lezars,Buttsand other Casks, Bread, Becf, RiLe,
lavances,. with a variety of other S tore& and provisions;- luntleit
out of the French Frigate La Dedeigneuse „• captured by His
Majesty's Ship L'Oiseau, S. H. Unice, EST Commander; ,'H•
in sight of His Majesty's Ship L'lmmortalite, Henry Hol
tham, fisq. Conatnander.
For viewing the Goods and Stores, apply to Edward !...ynai •
• Esq. Agent ; -or at the Office of .
PETER SV'MONS, Sworn B rokt tt •

LA PETIT ULI X, by His 7:l.l;esty'sStiip BRILLIAN y...
THE New French Chasse Marne LA PETIT
FELIX. Dimensions, length on Deck 51 feet
inches, breadth below 15 feet to inches, degth in the Hold 7,
feet 7i inches ; adineasures 53 17-94. i. tons ; round stern, ap-
pears to be almost new, sails remarkably well ; would make
a handy Vessel for.the, coasting, cr any other trade where dis-
patch is required. Now lying in Sutton Pool, and there to
be delivered. A Prize taken from the French by His Ma..
jcsty's Ship Brilliant, the Hon. Charles Paget, Cornmandcr.
Also her Cargo, consisting of the following Geods:
For' Exportation.'
53 Pipes Brandy • 12 Cases Castile Soap
21' Hogsheads ditto 23 Hogsheads Tar
i Thlf ditto, ditto 23 Batrzls ditto
8 -Midi. White Wine 17 BUridles Coopers Twigs
3 Hogsheads Red ditto 2. i)ozen Whisk It.r6oins.
For viewing the Vessel awl Cargo, apply to EdW.
Esq.-Agent, of whom Catalopzes--and Inventories May ha
had; or at the 0 ffice of E R .S MONS, S worn Broliet.
London, England, 1801-11-21

-
from the heirs in retnaithier of Thomas- f(taTatta de-
cease, who described themselve as .Thomas
tod-
Jonas Rutlland, Woodthorpe Rudland, and
Frisby, who stied in right of his wife, a 5
daughter to the. said Thomas Rudland, the' elder.
They stated their claim ,as arising from :t Will of
Thonias Woddthorpe, the father-in-law of the de-
ceased„, who demised the Estate, first to Thomas`
Rudlaod for life .and then to his four -children,'
'Thomas, Jonas, *oodthorpe and Mary, as Jczznts
in Comnon, and the -survivor of- them ; and they
therefore contendedi that Mr. Collet could 'not
have a legal interest in-the Estate lit fee, derivi6g
his title froM a' person- having a lift intense. only.
Vari6us Proceedings by ..Bills. and Answers have
since been had, and it came- on to be",argued this
day, by Messrs. Richards and King for the Plaintiff,
and Messi's..Ploiner,.Stratt)rd, Thomson.-and Star
ley for the Delendarlts... The prayer of the - Bilt
which the 'Collrt were called, on to decide, 'was to
decree, " That the' Plaintiff CAlet should have
quiet possession of the Estate ; that the Defenditnts
who had brought Ejeinitrtts should be oblized by
,injtindion, to stay all PrOccedings, and be corn-
pellcd to make a proper conveyance of all the Estate
to the Plaintiff Collet." . • :

The' Plaintiff's Counsel reasoned as to the species
of fraud and conceaknent in, an equitable point of
view, put upon him by the Defendants by theit' not
communicating the incunibrances of the estate to
him in due time. The Defendants anso, ered, they'
had sent aletter- to the Audioneer, warning him
not to sell ; but, it has since come out also, ,that
they had not taken any further steps as' to giving
any', such notice, although they knew the estate had
'been sold, until near two years after,the.decease of
the father%

„ .
• , .
• The .Court, after hearing arguments for and
-against this Bill, and a Cross Bill, Rudland against
Collet, took time to consider of their judgment.--
_At three the Court broke'up. , ,
London, England, 1801-11-21

On Tuesday, December the First,. will be published,
No. 1. of- •

. A SERIES of ESSAYS on HEALTH, on a Plan
II: -popular. ' •
I. 'A Number will appear on tile tirst Day'of every Month,
till the %Vol.': is convicted.
The price of each Number will not be below
_Oue
Shilling, nor above Two Shitiitigs. • •
11. nuMb;:r of Essays will riot fall short of Twelve,
or exceed Sixteen.

By THOMAS BED.DOLS, M.D.
The Valetudinarian, who sutlers for the sot of his ances-
tors, 'and he who is doing pennance. tOr his oisn, may each
justly rtp‘ct that these Ex'aYs should afford ionicthing. tQ-
wards his relief. The A utnor flatters himself that tde
lantTiirent Will he enabled to descry danger farther off,. and
to' turd it more certainiy aside.. As too much pains cannot
be taken to intorm ti,o,e who unthirtake the care of Youth,
'it will be his endcaV.our to point out, what is apt to be amiss
'in regard to Health at Schools. NQW Plans of Edneatioii are
adopted, and in part with success. But
.the pupils of mo-,
linpro!emen; wciuld not all heir being reviewed by
Lockti, Rousseau, anal Day. Those great asscrtors of mal.
treated helplessness, regarded the holy. equally with. the
Mind. 'twill not,,therefore, be anuss to bc.stow some con-
. tideration on the meanA of obtainiitg-,a robust Constitution.
• And as in fixing the destination of young Persons we are too
apt to slight Medical eousiderations, the Author shall save
some unavailing regret if he can obtain for them theil due
weight. . _ , '• .
'- Printed for R. Phillips, No. 7r, St. Paul's Church-yard,
.London; sold by J. Callow, Crown-court, and T. cox, in
, Borotigh; E. Balfour, diabrugh; 11.- Colbert, and AV.
C;iibert, 11),.ihlin-• and by all Bookseil,:rs.

• • •
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London, England, 1801-11-21

DUBLIN,,Nov: i 7,

FRIDAY night last, tnr,lugh the'-vigilance of the
Watch, Francis Revel, who stood accused of the
murder of the hue Mr. Thomas Barry, of North
Frederick-street, was apprehended in Fi,her's-lane.
llere were" found upon linti 15 five-guinea notes,
the outside of one of which had' a little blood on it,
and a: crli"Ss:barred silk. handkerchief, supposed-to
belong to the ninrderea Mr. Barry. When brought
to the, watch-house, and questioned concerning the
notes; he said he could rim. tell how they caile intO•
nis pocket : he -sent fOt= a tailor- of the name of
Vaughan, while he was in- the watch'_house,
to
he Wanted- to say that, he gave the notes tO him,
Revel ; but the man would have no concern with
. the offender, and told the request he had made of

On Saturday, he was brought hefore the Superin-
tendant Magistrate, and underwent a long and strut
examination, but not having tecovered from intoxi-
cation of the preceding day (a stare in which he
constantly kept himself since he committed the mur-
he , was hardened, and denied having any
knowlMge of Alie foul and shocking tranSaCtion.—
He was committed afterwards to Newgate, where
being properly confined,' being pin in a cell by him-,
self, where no being could have any communica-
tion with him, his guilty conscience gained an
ascendant' over him when he got into a state of
complete • sobriety, and on Sunday he confessed the
fliet to Major SW4&, who went to view him, but,
it is believed, has not yet told the true circumstances
of tbe'mUrder. He has not discovered that he had
any accomplice, which, it is itnagined, he must
have had on the occasion.

If the wretch had not made ,the confession he,
has done, the gteat attention and aaivity used by
G. Hepenstal, Esq, on'this affair, have brought to
light sucli circumstances, as would inevitably con-
via him. Mr. Hepenstal has discovered that the'
Bank Notes found upon Revel were received at the
Natiooal Bank by Mr. Barry, 'on the 24. th of April
last, for a- draft giVen him by Mr. Sinnet,,of this
city, in discharge of an English Bill. :This atten-
tion to bring such a dez,perado to justice,, is.highly
praise-worthy in Mr. Hepenstal, who used indetati-
gable' exertions to develope the horrid murderers,' as
well as devoted a great length of time at the in-
queit, as Coroner, for the same purpose.
We undeistand that' a. Will of Mr. Barry has
been found in his house, by Major Swan, who at
the instance of his relatives made a stria search for
that 'purpose. The following are some of the parti-
culars, We-hear, it contains : .

He bequeaths to Arm Africana, born at Tunis, in
Africa, in 1778 (supposed to be now in Leghorn),
daughter of his late brother David Barry, 30,0001.
stock, with an injundion to take care of her mo--
tiler and bister Caroline for life, who are now at
Hythe, near Southampton, England, or to- pay them
an annuity of 2001. per ann. for 'their lives.
To his nephew, 'Thomas Barry, 20001. with a
paternal estate.
To his nieces, Catherine and Martha Barry,
zoool. each.
London, England, 1801-11-21

PLYMOUTH, Nov. '9.

ARRIVED the Humer Sloop of War, from a
Cruize.
Sailed the Belleisle and Courageux, of -N. guns
each, for Torbay.

DEAL, Nov. zo.

COMMODORE SUTTON shifted his Broad Pendant
this day from Ilis Majesty's Ship Isis to the Ne-
mesis Frigate, and the 11;1 has sailed for Sheerness.
London, England, 1801-11-21

. .
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POETRY for .04ILDREN,-cons4o. tin of sucho
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PORTSMOUTII, Nov. zo.

Mitt vED a Fleet of Traders from the Downs,
amongst them the Thames, dR,D, Grenada, STE-
rnENsoN, and Phallist, BAIRD, for the West Indies.
Arrived the Maidstone Frigate from the West--
ward.
London, England, 1801-08-04

woonedcß.

INT ADVERTISEMENT having.nreared in
41- some of the London PaiKls (it is supo,sed since
Tine ;gee), inquiring for the NEXT A-K,144 to
OODCOCK, deceased, in the West Indies; within thee
few months there have been some Gentlemen rn king ixt-
lkinarinquiry in the neighbourhood of Brailsforc4 in Derby-
&bite, after the .same family.- 7f`h e Advertiser hazing reason
to, believe himself related to the late Mr. Wo,odco4, world
be thankful for any information that Will lead to a Orre-
spondence with the Inquirer.
Address to. W. W. LI. to the Care of, Robert Smith and
Son, Liverpool.

lAMES MACFARLANE, late Innkeeper at
INV ERARAY, begs leave to acquaint the POLic,.that
at the term of Whitsunday last he removed to the 1/414. of
AkROCHAR (half way 'between Dunbarton- and Inve-
raraV, being twenty-two miles from each place), which he
hat furnished with good.hecis, &c. ; anti that he has laid in a
to•.:k of Rood Wines and Spirits, froni the first dealers in
these articles in the -West of Scotland, and entreats a share,
of -the tavourand encouragement of the Puhlic, which be
shall endeavour to merit.

I. Mact.tdane has excellent Stabling for •Horses, and has,
also laid in wind coats and beans.

July IS, 1801

GENTEEL LODGINGS, ELEGANTLY' FOR
NISHED, ' •

riO Ns7 S t NG of Kitchen, Celiar, Zicc.
Drawing-romn, kled:-.charnber,. Irnd
,_Dressing-room: on
the first Floor; a spacious Bed:.cilarnber on the second Floor ;
with one or two good Bed.chambers.• in the ..Attic Story; and
it neat, Garden bphind the-lionse. 1-je let.4:ll;egipTith or
littarter, No. King-sireet, Covent-Caidpu.
London, England, 1801-08-04

UNLAWFUL COMBINATIONS.

In consequence of an informatiOn laid before Mr.-
BOND and Mr: HUNTER, at Bow-Street, that
number of journeymen biscuit bakers in the employ
of Messrs. Clark, Curtis, and Co. of Wapping,
had entered into a combination and struck from
their work for an increase of wages, a'viarrant was
issued by .those Magistrates to apprehend the prin-
cipal parties in the business, three of whom were
on Saturday. examined before Mr BOND, and other
Allagictrii;,es, when the fad -being proVed, they were
corivided:under thelate ACI.Of Parliament resped—
ing combinations. of workmen; and -were adjudged
to six weeks imprisonment and hard. Tabour in the
House of -Corredion,' Cold-bath-fields ;. but, at the
same time informed, that the ad giving liberty of
appeal to the next Sessions against such convidion,
sureties for that purpose would be acCepted, if then
ready. They were accordingly-Produced.

A Publican, in the neighbourhood 'of Betlurit
green, was brought in custody on.suspicip'7, of re-
ceiving a number of diamonds, stolen --ome time
since, with many othr valtiable gnicics in a trunk,
from a cart, in Fleet-street,
.belonging to a Mr.
Weppler, and fur which a soldier has been convieted
as the stealer, and two for receiving part of the pro-
perty, knowing it to. have been stolen.

The officers who apprehended the Publican, pro-
duced several diamonds they found in his cellar,
which being identified, he was committed for fur-
ther examination. •

Saturday Sb.cill a decent - looking man,
70 years 'Of age, was brought up from Plymouth to
answer a charge of robbing. Minor Davis of two
trunks containing a quantity of wearing' apparel.
.He had-es Caped from the Constable of Stonehouse,
and, in consequence of hand,bills offering • zol. re-
ward. for his apprehension, was retaken near Modley
by some Dragoons. An attempt %vas made to cast
an odium on the charaEler of the. Prosecntrix, who
it appeared did not merit it, and, after a, long hear.
ing, the further consideration was adjourned. •
A' Mr. Hewson was bropOt up by Donaldson;
on an information for having in his possession a
quantity of pearl ashes, stone alum, and ground
alum, which qua's found on his premisei and produced:
--The informer not being present, and the witness
who" did appear being rather inconsistent in his testi.
mony, the farther hearing was postponed till Mon..
day.

It came.out irr the ..course of the investigation,
that pearl ashes- and alum are regularly made use of
in the manufaClure of gingerbread and Bath cakes
indeed, some bakers present declared they, were in.
gredients absolutely necessary in. making those
articles.
London, England, 1801-11-26

THE second ,reading of Hoare's Divorce Hill,
which stood for this day, and upon which their
Lordships were summoned, was postponed till
Tuesday next.
Their Lordships also postponed giving judgment
relative to the important Appeal, WILKIE 'versus
GREIG, till. Friday.
Mr. MANNING, on.the part of the Deputy Clerk
of the Crown, in Ireland, presented certain Papers
from that Office respeding the eledion of a tempo-
ral representative • Peer, to serve in the room of
Lord ROSSMORE, deceased.

Counsel were then called in, and heard at some
length, relative to the Scotch Appeal,Roß ERT LEE,
as representative ofla E, late a Partner in ;he house
of LEE, RODGERS, and Co. venus Mu RDocti, RO-
BERTSON, and. Co. and others.

Messrs. ADAM and RommLy were heard for the
Appellant, after which their Lordships postponed
the further hthing till to-tnorrow.
The Bills upon the Table were forwarded in their
several stages, and some private business disposed
of; after which an adjournment took place..

HOUSE OF' COMMONS,

WEDNESDAY, NOV. 25.

Sir JOHN PARNELL presented a Petition from
the Prisoners confined for Debt in the Gaol of the
King's County in Ireland, praying for an Ad of
Insolvency.--Ordered ro lie on the Table.
London, England, 1801-11-26

`tEHOLD ESTATES, SUNNING-HILL, Ez;RK-
SHIRE.
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION,
By Messrs. RUSSELL and GALE,
larder of the Devisees of the Hon. lohn Yorke,-deceased,
ojriday the rith day
.of December, dor, at Twelve
ONLlock 'at the Wells at Sunning-hill aforesaid ;
i)UNDky Desirable;FREEHOLD ESTATES :
in the following Lots, viz.
vo'°l 1. A new-ereaed genteel Cottage, neatly finished,
.‘aeli.house, Stable, Yard, Garden and Paddock, containing
. in hand,
30 P.
and most pleasantly situate. near the Church,
unle.
't 11. A Messuage or Tenement called Newbridge-
dp°, of
with Stable, Yard, Garden, and rich Close of Aka.:
; a small Cottage and Barn adjoining, containing zA.
..se 13 P. late .in the occupation of .the Widow Plat, de-
ItW. A Ticb Inclosure called Stoney-Field, situate
1/4Olning, and near the above, containing SA. oR. s9P. late
al occupation of the Widow Plat, deceased.
tiphining-Hil is most pleas antly situate on the Verge of the
about 6 miles from Windsor, and sure.m stames; a
desirable situation fpr health and plea. •
tz.,'ol* a view, apply to lidward Liddiard, at Sunning-hill,
I.dener to the late Hon:John Yorke.
particular; may be had at the Bush, at Staines ; White
4114(111, Windsor Sunning-hill Wells ; Rainbow, Coruhill ;
•,,,.?f Messrs. Russell and Gale, Reigate, Surrey.
London, England, 1801-11-19

SHIP NEWS.

• GRAVESEND, NOV. 17.
Passed by—the Maria Dorothea, Gronen, from Faro; Ra-
chael, Dicey, and from Nnytouncand.

. .
Sailed—the Flora, tbr Jamaica; kcnt, fOr
'Dominique; Eurydice, Compton, tbr Alartinique; Com-
rntrce, l inlay, for Naples ; Cumberland,
bon ; Boyd, Dickson, for Grenada ; Admiral' Colpoys,
Adams, and Reimsdycke, Schooley, for Airica ; Sophia,
Ashiroton and Grenada, Richardson, for Demerara.
•
London, England, 1801-11-19

I.EW,,ES, NOV. 16.

Yesterday morning, about half past three o'clock,
a fire broke out in the stable of a poor man named
Carter, a common carrier, .at Newhaven, which
,burnt with the greatest fury till the whole building
and the combustible part of its contents,-, Were en-
tirely destroyed. Four horses perished in the
flanies ; and the adjoining premises were, with•dif-
lieu! ty saved, by the very wive assistance of near-
ly 200 sailors from the vessels in the harbour, aided
by a number of the town's people., The horses•Avere
quite dead when the fire was -discovered; and were
burnt in a very shocking, manner ; even the leo-
lines of two of them were nearly consumed. • The
cause of the above file is unknown. tarter had
carefully racked up his horses with clean straw about
nine o'clock on Saturday ev.ning ; and had taken
away and safely extinguished his candle.''
'On the night of yesterday senniglir the windmill
at Falmer, belonging to Mr. Christmas, was felo-
niously entered by come robbers, who stole therein
three sacks and It bag, containing about four bushels
of flour, •and escaped, undiscovered, with 'their
•

On last Saturday night the windmill at Brighton,
belonging to IVlr.,Hobden, was- broken open, and
robbed of a. quantity 4f flour, by some thieves, who
also gof off with their booty.
On Friday se'nnight, a ll.)rsetshire ewe, very
forward in lamb, was stolen in the orchard of. Mr.
\Terrall, maltster; in Southover, near this town:—
On the Tuesday following, the pluck, entrails, and
lamb, were found wrapped up in the ewe's skin,
concealed under some straw in Winterbourn Barn, a
small distance from the orchard wherein the robbery
was committed.

Early on Friday morning the shop of Mr. Wit-
ten, butcher, in East-street, 'Brighton', was bur-
glariously entered and robbed of the carcases of
two slaughtered sheep. 'f he thieves haying niade
a noise, by throwing
,down a cleaver, alarmed
family, and probably saved the butcher seven other
carcases which hung in a row with those stolen.
On the same morning the slaughter-house of Mr.
Marshall, butcher, in Ship-street-kint, was broken
open and robbed,of the kidnies and part of the.flesh
from one of the flanks of a bullock, which had been
newly killed, and was hanging up in 'sides in the
slaughter-house.

Ladies and. Gentlemen who are ever so deficient,
or.entircly unacquainted with Dancing, acquire it
with uncommon expedition, as well as fashionably,
at Mr. ALLENS Dancing Academies, No. 19,
Sherrard-street, Golden-svat.e, and No. to, Great
Ayliff-street, Goodman's-fields ; where those 10
whom it is an objeCl to learn in the best manner,
and in the shortest time, find many advantages,
and receive the most concise and intelligent instruc-
tion. They also learn as private as they please ;
and those who -chuse to praCtise with.. others, are
sure of joining none but. respedable people.—The
Weekly AsseinVies also, which are every Monday;
are of the very best kind, no improper company
being admitted.
London, England, 1801-11-19

EAT INDIA HOUSE,
-- November IS, ISof
THE COURT of DIRECTORS of the
UNITED COMPA NY 0- MERCHAIN'IS of E,NG.
LA ND trading to the East-Indies, do berebs give Notice,
That a Oiarter(y General Court of the said C.'ompaly will be
Geld at their House, in Leaden/Jail-street, ,on Wednesefgy, the
16th of December next, at Eleven o'clock in, tibe Forenoon, for the
purpose of declaring a Dividend from Midsummer last to Christ_
mar next.
WILLIAM RAMSAY, Sec.
London, England, 1801-11-19

DOVER, Nov. 18.

LAST night sailed for Calais the Princess of Wales
Packet, Capt. HAMMOND, with Mr. HUNTER, Sen.
the Messenger, and Dispatches.
The Prince of Wales Packet, Capt. SUTTON,
arrived from Calais this evening, to do duty on this
side.
London, England, 1801-11-19

•
IREGNANT LADIES, whose situatiop•requires
a temporary Retirement, may be accommodated with a
genteel Apartment to Lye-in, agreeably to their circum-
stances; their infant put out to nurse, and humanely 'taken
care of. The consolation resulting from this Cndertaking• to
many of the most respectable Families in this KingdoM, by
securing their reputation and characters from the base censure'
of the world, and preserving peace and concord among rela-
tions and friends, is sufficiently conspicuous to ,be counte-
nanced by.the humane and sensible part, of Mankind. .Care,
tenderness, humanity, honour, and secrecy, may be relied on.
Apply. to Mr. White, Surgeon and Man-midwilc, or MrS
White, Midwife, No. a, London-House Yard, St. -
• Church-yard.' -
eza" Those regardless of reputation will not, on any terms,
be treated with.—An eligible Country. House, within a few
miles of London, where Ladies may be accommodated with
comfortable Apartments, if more agreeable than in Town.—
Letters, post-paid, attended to ; and Advice in all Dis Orders
incident to Women and.Cluldren,-

~~-~
London, England, 1801-11-19

THE PAYMASTERS OF EXCHWER BILLS do
hereby give Notice, that daily attendance will he g-iventat their
Office, •hetween the_ two I.Vace Yards, Westminster, from Ten
• in the 11,forzsing rill Ore in the Afternoon„( Sundays ex-
cepted) lentil TUESDAY, the 2-4th day of ./V6v0n.57, iSoi,
inclusive, for the purpose of receiving the said Exah,quer Bills,
rursuant to. the elbow Resolution, and for delivering to the Patties.
Certificates, entitiing.them to subscribe at the Bank' of England,
the Sum of sot. °newly tool. Principal Sum contained in such
Exchequer Bills; and the Bearers of the said Bills are.,/esired to
bring One List of all the abovementioned Exchequer Bills, in dif-
ferent Classes, with the amount. of each Steck: of-the said Bas,
containing the Me hers in Numerical Order, and shewing the amount
of the principal Sums contained therein, nelzich are to. be Funde /,
the time of commencement of Interest, with the aznount that will be
due thereon, which will he paid in Money, computed at the rate
of Threepence liallpenz!y; hy. the 1).0, on every 'col. to the said
246 day of`Novenzber,' 12,r,. on which day the Interest on the
said Ex4elnet- Bilis will.cease ; and 'they are desired in the said
List to state the antount of Capital Stock-to he created in the' seve-
ral Fields, and write their _Names and- laces of abode on their
List, die! i•-dorse their Names on the said Etas.

Thello42 crs of the abovemertiomi.d Exchequer Bills are parti-
cular'ly'i-eqUested to form One List, observing t Class the said
Billsaccoildimg to the several /157: undir which they were issued.
"Exchequer Bill OJF:'e,
-18th gSv, 1801.'
London, England, 1801-11-19

NAVAL NEWS.

PORTSMOUTH, Nov

SAILED His Majesty's Ship Audacious to the
Westward ; and Alexander and cygnet Ships of
War, with French Prisoners for Cherbourg.
Went out of the Harbour this day, Kis Majes-
ty's Ship Diana and Acasta Frigate.
6rrived this day, the Ma/yin/7, Ci\RR, and
Ulysses, TILL, from London, bound to AfriCa.