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The Sun.
London, England, 1801-10-06

SIIENSI!ON E, near L I CIIFIEID, STAY FORDSIII

TO RE St)LO 1 AlieTiON, •
By Mr. WARREN,
At the George Inn, in the City of Liehfieldi on Friday,
Oct, 39,, 18ot, at Three o'Clock, in Lots;

13:VERAL very Eligible FREEHOLD FARMS,
situate at Footherley,. Lynnt• and Nether and Lower
ti.inal), all in the Parish and Vicinity of the pleasant-Vil-
lage of Shenstone, in a Sporting Part of the Cotinty of Staf-
ford, wee Miles front Lichfield, six from Walsall, and
twelve torn Birmingham • also a capital iviansion, called
FOOlll E-RLE Y HALL, with suitable attacned and de-
tached Oiii3es, Coach-house, Stabling for Eight Horses, and
other -04-buildings, all in compFete repair ; a large well
planted Carden, bounded by a celebrated Trout Stream q thQ
whole comprising about 670 Acres of rich inclosed Arable;
Meadow, and Pasture Land, in the. highest state cff cultiva-
tion, wit valuable Rights of Copunon on Shenstone, Wood
End; and DrUid Heath., now in the occupation of John
Breynton, Esq. under Lease determinable in 1809, and of
`;..lesSrs. Swan,- Hand, Preston, Adcock, and Mousley, all
very re'•iPcdable Tenants, Under Loases detirminable at Lady-
day, 1803, at several yearly Rents, =counting to
EIGHT HUNDRED "atid.Fl POUNDS,

and upwards; .also about Twenty Acres of Coppie and
Wood Lank now. iu bath!.
Another FREEHOLD ESTATE, containing 89 Acres, 2
Roods, 3t Perches, with a CommodionsDweiling-house and
`suitable Out-bnikings,.delightfully situate at.Hammerwick,
in the Parish of St. Michael,
,Lichtield • also a Leasehold
Farm of 56 Acres adjoining to the Freehold Premises, with
convenient Far !louse and otheroAppurtenanCes, and valu-
abie Rights of Common on I-logic), flay and Cannock ChaSe,
held under the Vicars Choral:of-Lichfield, for an unexpired
Term of Twentyone Years, at 31. Bs. per Ann. renewable
every seven years ; both which Pti:niS and Premises are in tfie
holding of Mr. James Winterton' under 'Lease
.deterratinab.le
at Lady-day, 1803, at thekyearly Rent of 1451.'s
Printed Particulars may be had tventy-one days preceding
the Salt', of Mr. ShripSon, Attorney, in GreatCuarles-street,
Birmingham; Mr. Wjllington; Solicitor, No. '5, King's-Bench
Walk; Temple, Luncl‘n ; -Mr. Tho. Garland, BytOrd, near
.Moreton in Mareh,Glouct'stershire ; 'Mr. Ctdvert, Sudbury,
Derbyshire ; at Mu:Place 61 Sale; of Mr. Drewry, Printer,
Derby ; at the principal Inns at St.itrord, Burton, Tamworth,
A therstanc.„ Coventry,• and other adjacent Towns ; of Mr,
Warren, Attetioneer,. Birmingham ; and of Mr. I'. Sedgwick,
at-Sbeastone Wood End, witi wilt sheW the severaj Lots.
London, England, 1801-10-06

SHIP NEWS,.

GRAVESEND, OCT. 4,

Passed by—the Attempt, Croft, and Queen, Bland, from
Surinam ; Portland, Allen, from Jamaica ; Two Friends,
Pines, from St. Pitt's ; Alert, —, and Charlotte, Pellaud,
from Riga 4. Maria, Dudgeon, from -Trinidad; Dicta,
from Stettin ; Hendricusi Lane, from Gottenburg ;
Nicholson, from Grenada ; Hobson,, Booth, Symmetry, —,
Hopb, Darby, Norfolk, —, and Lord Nelson, Stacker,
from Petershurgh ; Hone, ---,•-' and John and Charlotte,
Haeris, from Dantzic.
_ _

Sailcd—the Copenhagcn, Muller, for Copenhagen; and
Woodrup Sims, Hodgson, for Philadelphia. • ,
London, England, 1801-10-06

BIRTHS,

Last-week;-Mrs. Bicknell, wife of Mr.' Bicknell, Solicitor
•to the Admiralty, at his house in Norfolk-strect,in the
Strand, of a Daughter ; and Mrs. Skey, his ddlighter, the
wife of Samiiel Skey, Esq. of Spring. Grove,. Worcestershire,
of a Son and Heir.
London, England, 1801-10-06

rts late R E Vc" EIRAERNiTY y,(1)..14;1.111EI-IJETIINI tR.IN CTO Ns!
CHRIST'S HOSPITAL,

66.tober t,
the abov,e named Gentleman in
his Life-time, enabled the Governors of this Hos-
pital to pay Annuities of Ten Pounds to each of Fifty Blind
Vets ;its And whereas, imny othe? benevolent Persons have
made large Additions to the same Charity; (particularly very
recently the jam BENJAMIN KENTON. Esq. and Dr.
(,FORGE HARRIS, both deceasied), so as to enable the
Governors to .pay similar Annuitie's to .Three Hundred and
Forty other Blind Persons, Making together Three. Hundred
and Ninety ; the said Governors eio hereby give-Notice,
That 'a Counriit:ee. of Almoners Will sit in the Counting-
House of the Hospital, or..IVEDNESPAY, thezeth
of .November. next, 'at Nine o'clock in :the - Morning, to
fill up.. the vacant Aniinities, .and• to elcet others to 4the
Charity of the said Eenjanfin Kenton, Esq. aid Dr. George
Harris,- Deceased:
The said Governsrs, in consequence'. pf the very Munifi-
cent .iikiticins to`this l'utid by the 'oenevolent Persoi,'s
oefote alluded to, some of whom li-ring„and desire to
-rise unknown ; and for thepuryyse of seleaing, for these An-
nuities, " Persons born of reputable Parents, . and well
brought up," ageeably to the intentions of the Donor's,
nave recently agn'ed to admit Petitioners at the age of Fifty
'fears; arid to prevent fruitless applicat ions; they, think pro-
,
ker to 'declare, that -no_Peison can receive an Annuity under
eitheroi the s/jcl Estahlishments, who., has not been wholly-
'destitute of Sight for the space of the last three years ; or
who was not born in that part of the United Kingdom called
England, .excl usiveofWa les •and the town of Berwick Upon
Tweed ; or who has any- for life of the ve-arlY value
of aol. ; or who 'els at any time during his or her life received
A 4 ms froni any Parish orPtacc as a 1' auper ,• or mho is or' was
ever a common Bever ;'orwho is not of sober lite and eonver-.
• sation.;
.or. who shalt not have liveriduring the whole three
'ears last past in the Parish or Place wherein-they shall re-
side at the time of their application for this ChaTityl.
The Petitions of those Candidates who have been unsuccess-
ful, may be renewed at -the - Counting-house of -the said
Hospital, upon the personal Application of a Friend, any
clay, (Holidays excepted) ire= Monday the math October inst.
to Wednesday the , zSth October inst. from Nine to Three
o'Clock ; where also, during the'same period, proper Peti•
tions will be delivered to the Friends odf other Perionsqualitied
to apply ; the whole of which Petitionshiust be returned to
the Counting-house on or before Friday the 6tii November.
.RICIAARb.CORP; Clerk.
The • PubliC are particularly d-esired to observe; that no
Attention can be paid to.Lekyers, .
London, England, 1801-10-06

PORTSMOUTH, OCT, '45.

SAILED His Majesty's Ship C.,..ustaizce, Captain
IVIvocE, to the Westward.

His Majesty's Ship Tartar yesterday put back,
and saiktd again this morning for the Westindies.
Arrived the Jere-Ea-din, from Barcelona ; Han-
son's Hope, AR L AM, from Longsound ; and Ifanvah,
CR ITCH IL L, from Sierra Leone, in nine' wes•ks.-
London, England, 1801-10-06

at

Places for the 13nes may Ip.takm at Mr. Dibdin's Ware-
house, where may be had All his.clitlerem Productions ,•..aficl
also, Proposals for printingl)y gubscription, his Three Years
Tour to almost the <vhole of England, and a considerable
Part of Scotland ; in a Series of Letters to intelligent and re-
Oeitabh... :Friends and embellished with Forty Plates in
aqua tiva, from P'idu'res painted by Mr-Dibdin, and Twen-.
ty Vignettes, designed, -etched, and prepared for the aqua
tints, by Miss Dibdin. Tice Pietures, and Specimens of the
Prints, may be seen, tree of expellee, at Leicester-place.
*** The only Entrance to the Theatre will beat the Door
nearest LeiCestersquare.
The tibOe Entertainino.nt, which was received on S. atur
day Evening with the loudest applause,. Will be repeated
every Monday, Thursday, and Saturday Eveningii tilt fur-
ther. notice. •

On Monday will be published, " Hohour among Thieves."

ENGLISE STATE LOTTERY 1$ _ 01,
Begins Drawing March 3; 18e2.
SCHEME.
No. of Pries. . Value of each. Total Value.
4 of £ .20 "0 is . ,c .80 ,opo
- 10,000 • -
.$O,OOO
-- 5,000 • 20,064
. 2,0u0 10,000
1,000 10,000
-500 6,000
too - 5,c00 •
• 50 . . 5,000 , .
•••••••••• - •
1
60,00 - Tickets., £.500,000 •
CAPITALS DET.ERMIXABLE:,
first-drawn Tieket,. 15th. Day, ,C.to,ono
Ditto, 2ISt Day, 20,000.
• Ditto, • ' • 32d Day, • 20,C0b
Ditto, 4oth Day, I,poe. •
TICKETS and SHARES of TICKETS are SELLING
at EVERY LICENSED LOTTERY - OFFICE in
IRELAND, and SCOTLAND; and the
PRIZES will he paid in. full STERLING MONEY.
PRESENT PRICE.•
Ticket,' •• . ,C. t 6 o o •
Hale - 8 5 o - 2 z 6
• Qtla-ter 4 4 0 I Sixteenth. • .1 I b
'tekets will rise gridually, the same as laSt Year.

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London, England, 1801-09-23

NUMBER 231 Id

THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY-LANE,

TO- MORROW EVENING, Sept. 24, Igo!,
Their Majesties' Servants will perform a Comedy, called
THE WHEEL OF FORTUNE;
Sir David paw, Mr. PALMEg.;
Governor Tempest, Mr. DOWTON ;
Mr. Penruddock, Mr. KEMBLE
Mr. Woodville, Mr. CAULFIELD I •
Mr. Sytenham, Mr. BARRYMORE;
. Captain Woodville, Mr.' C. KEMBLE ;
Weatle, Mr. SUETT.
Mrs. Woodville, Mrs. POWELL.;
. Emily Tempest, Miss MELLON 1,
Dame Dunckley, Mrs. MA.DDOCKS
Maid, Mrs. COATES.
After the Comedy the Dramatic Romance of
BLUE BEARD ;
Or, FEMALE CURIOSITY.
The Music compos&l by Mr. KELLY
Abomelique (Blue Beard), Mr. BA RRYMOKE
Ibrahim, Mr. SUETT.;
'Selim, Mr. KELLY '
Shacabae, Mr. BANN ISTER,-jun.
Fatima, Mrs. CROUCH ;
Irene; Miss DE CAMP ;

, .
Beda, Miss B. MENAGE-.
SPAHIS.
DION*UM, Mr. CAULFIELD, Mr. COOKE, &c.
On Saturday, The Rivals, with the 'Romance of Lodoiska.
On Tuesday, the Tragedy of King Richard the Third.
11 The Public are respedfully informed that the, Tra..
tech of Richard the Third will be aded every Tuesday,`till
urther notice.

The Plitrlic are repeafully informed that Mrs. Billington
3S engaged for the present Season at this Theatre.

A LL' PERSONS who have any Claim or De:.
Ingrid upon the ESTATE of the late Sir.GEORGE
WARR EN, N.;. B. are desired to send the Particulari the:To f
forthwith to Mr. Wood, the Agent, at No. 4, upper Bronv.
2011-row,
London, England, 1801-09-23

DISTEMPER IN QOGS

MHE following
,very honourable festimonyis.se.
ledAl, from many others, of the ElliCacy of BLAIN Ps
MEDICINAL POWDER for the CURE of the DIS-
TEMPER' in DOGS. •

COPY ofa LETTER from Lady CHARLES SPENCER.
" S;ratton.street, Piccadiny, Aug. If,

• " s it, r •I • , .
" If you think that the cause of humanity, or The repu-
tation or your valuable Medicine 'for' the Cure of the Distem-
per to which poor Puppies are such victims, will. be at all
benefited, by my.naine; you ate at full liberty to make use of
it in any way- you think proper. I haV,e'cured of my 'own
two small Spaniels and a Terrier, all between five and six
months old. -The:Son of 'a friend of mine has been tia sue,
ceSsfut with it among, his Dogs,. that he purposed writing to
you onthe.subjeal and, in fat}, in all- the cases I have seen
or'heard of, it has been successful, When early and properly
given.
" I am; sir; 'your's, &c.
_ " MARY SPENCER."
Blaine's Medicinals Powder for the Distemper, price, is. 6d.
d Dose, being-sufficient'for the Cure of one Dog.; or Six for
packed up oldifierenestrengths, aecording to the age and
size of the Dog, sighed by the- Proprietor, is sad; Wholesale,
by Mr, Boosey, 4, Old Broad-street; -and Messrs. Barclay
and-Son,. Fleet-market•;'and,' retail, by Messrs. Jeboult and
Co. r. 5.0 Oxford-street; 'Mr. Creel', Arm Oxford-street;
Mr. Swiney, 2r, Pall-Mall-; Mr. Ward. 324, _Holborn.;
Mrs 4 Newbery, Paul's' Church-yard • Mr. 'futt,RoYal
Exchange; City Medicine Warehouse; and Mr. Vade, Corn-
hin. . .

* Mr. Blaine is likewise Author of the Grand Folio
System of Anatomy of the lidrse ; dedicated, by permission,
to His Majesty, and accompanied with Plates, drawn, en-
-graved, and coieured from the real Subjeel ; price, coloured;
in zl. as. plain; 11. xs., To be had at T. Boosey'sas
above. •-•

From the LONDON GAZETTE, Sept. zz, 150 t

Whitehall, Sept. 21, 1801.

Lord Viscount Falmouth, Captain of His Ma-
jety's Hon. Band of Gentlemen Pensioners, has
appointed Walter Honywood Yate, Esq. a Gentle-
man Pensioner, vice Samuel Spalding, Esq. re-
signed.

,II,•••••••••••••

Commissions in the East York Militia, signed by the Lord Lieu-

tenant.

Robert Primrose, Gent. to be Lieutenant. Dated June z 5,
1801. Thomas Ack!om, Gent. to be Lieutenant. Dated
July 25, 001. john Good, Gent. to be Lieutenant. Dated
July 2.6, 183 x.

- -
Commission in the Frome Volunteer Association, signed by His
Majesty. Dated Feb. 1, 'So r.
William Sheppard, Jun. Esq. to be Captain of a Company,
vice Henry Sheppard.

ERRATA in the Gazette of Saturday last.
R?yal Regiment of Artillery.

For Second Lieutenant Jonathan Rawlings to be First Lieu
tenant, vice Thurndy Jonathan
promote],
Read Second Lieutenant Jonathan Rawlings to be First Lieu
tenant, vice Thcrndykc, deceased.
London, England, 1801-09-23

BANKRUPTS.

Jacob Hart, of Old Compton-street, Soho, jeweller, to sur-
reiKler September 29, at one, Odober 0, and November 3,
at ten, at Guildhall. Attorney', Mr. Jacobs, Mansell-
tdreet, Goodman's- ields
john Harmer, of Strbud, Gloucestershire, clothier and.shop-
keeper, September 29, at five, September 30, and Novem-
ber 3, at eleven, at the Golden Cross, at Cainscross,
016uct.stersbire. Attorney, Mr. Wathen, Stroud.
dward Shepherd Smith and John Stanley, of Liverpool,
merchants, Odober 7, and November 2,3, at eleven, at the
Anol Inn, Dale-street, Liverpool. Attornies, Messrs.
G, and j. Crump, Liverpool ; or Mr. R. Battye, Chan-
- cory-lane, London.
Joseph Dean, of the Strand, laceman, September-26, Odobes
17, and November 3, at twelve, at Guildhall. Attorney,
Mr. blow!, ClitiOrd's- inn.
NattheW 'flai-rstow, of Thornton-Mill, Thornton, York-
shire, corn-miller, Odober 5,7, and November 3, at ten,
at the Hotel; Leeds. Attorines, Mr. j. Lambert, Hatton-
' Garden, London ; or Mr. J. Skelton,- Leeds.
London, England, 1801-09-23

RMO UTH, Szrr.

SAILED the Prince of Wales Packet, Capt.
DEANE, to Cuxhaven ; De Friends Broeders, HANS
J. DALE master, to Jutland, with goods; Emanuel,
JACHOBSEN, and lames, WARREN, to Hull.

. Arrived the Commerce, -MANsrtELD, SusanUa,
MILES, AwSOll, HARP LEY, from London; James,
IVES, from Scotland ; Nancy, WARD, and Dolphin,
BR !STOW, from Hull.

The Pursuit Brig, under Prussian Colours, is de.
tained and sent in by His Majesty's Ship Lynx.

The Louisa, TAR D IFy, fiorn Guernsey to Virginia,
was taken on the 26th April, by the Spanish Ship
Proso•pine, of /8 gut,s,' and /is men, and carried
into Laguira, where ship and cargo were condemned.
The Louisa fought one hour on the zsth, and three
hours on the 26th, and had two men killed.
London, England, 1801-09-23

THE UNITED-141014THLY -SHIPPING-LIST ;

Containing correa Descriptions and the preSent Situations,
nearly Thirteen Thotisance.briti4t
~and• American Ves-
sels, in, the rn,:orner of-Steele's List Of the -Royal Navy.
TN Consequence of the friendly inter vehtion of
I some Merchants of the City of London; the two separate
Works hitherto published under the titles of Steele and Po-
cock's List of Merchant' Shipping, and of Lloyd's Monthly
Shipping-List, will in future -e z. published as one joint
Concern, under the title of • • -
THE UNITED 'MONTHLY SHIPPING-LIST.

This union of Interests, industry, and Intelligence, . will,
it is presumed, give to the United Work a superiOr claim to
the support of the Public ; and as the peculiar advantages of
both will in future be COITIMiCtO the single Work, the views
and wishes of the Commercial World will be more eflZ:ciu-
ally consulted; and the divided Patronage, united upon one.
Concern; will enable the joint Proprietors to increase the
value and the extent-of their Intelligence.
Every well-infOrined purchas'cr has hitherto acknowledged
the inadequately low price of this IVork ; and in fad, if the
price bore any proportion to the imiriense, quantity of the in-
' formation, or were tegulaled by that of other books, it would
not-be-sold for less thanlialf-a-Guinea for each Publication.
The Proprietors form their estimates, howcyer, upon the,
great- number of. purchasers which they are always sure to
meet with among the many hundred thousand persons., who
in. this Empire *re interestedly colinedect with its Shipping
'and Commerce, and they are therefore ,enabled to fix the fu-
ture and regular price-of the Work at,T WO SHILLINGS::
' The Friends and the partioular'Agents'of the separate Pub-.
licationi, as well as the whole Bookselling Trade, are hereby
earnestly invited to continue their attentions is the interests of.
the. United. Work •, anti they-may-assure themselves, tat the
confidence which has not been misplaced in the separate Pro-
prietors, will not be abused-by their jundion. In short, the
interests of the Work are in every resped strengthened by the
present arrangement, and its stability, respedability, and ul-
tarmite perfedion, may be more confidently reckoned upon.
Communications may be addressed, post-paid, to Mr.
Phillips, No'. 71, St. Paul's Church-yard ; to Mr. Steele,
Tower-hill or to Messrs. Richardson, at the Royal Ex-
change ; oewhom,, and of all Booksellers the List may be
constantly had, correded down to the last day ,of every
month. .

. , .
N. B. Some Copies will be regularly.done up in red, in
the manner of the Court Calendars, or bf.thel Annual Pocket
Rook's, and may be had of all Booksellers, price Three Shil-
lings each. ,
London, England, 1801-09-23

FOUR SWANS, WALTHANI-CROSS.,

I)EAN WOLSTENHOLME begs Leave most
respeafully to return Thanks to the, Noblemen and
entlemen who have dime him the honour to use his House,
.10d to inform them that he has LOWERED the PRICE of
a-6 s tNG to ONE SHILLING PER MILE, and hum-
DIY solic'its Continuance of their Livours, assuting them
Tat nothing *all be wanting on his part in afteirding every
.Accommodation. .

THE sum of ONE, Two, or THREEITI-1011.
SAND ROUNDS, is ready to be advanced, for an
ANNUITY of ONE HUNDRED PER ANNUM for
of
41',Cli THOUSAND. during tne Life a_Lady entering
,I.l_
Fiftieth Year of her Age.
APPIy to Mr. Jamesry, L Meycock, Haberdasher, .No. 64,
—ruad-Street, Bloomsbuondon.
London, England, 1801-09-23

BANKS OF THE MAINE, SEPT. 12.

ACCORDING to Letters from Paris, the Govern-
ment there has in contemplation.a measure by which
the whole affair of the Emigrants will be at once ter-
minated. It is proposed to frame one single List of
Emigrants, who' shall be for ever excluded, while
all riot contained in' this List shall be considered as
definitively erased. It is supposed that, by this
operation, out 0f140,60.0 names; only -I 0,000 will
remain on the-Emigrant List.

MILAN, SEPT. I.

ON the, 24th ult. the dissolution of the Provi_
sionary Government was declared at Florence. Se-
nator Mozzi is appointed First Minister and Court-
cillor of State ; the President of Justice, BLONDI,
Direttor of the Secretaryship of Stat=; the Mar-
chese ANTONIO CoSsf, Councillor and DireEtor
of the Secretaryship of Finance. The Council-
lors Prince CORSINI, and the Chevaliers Fossom-
EKON' and CLARI retire, retaining their Titles,
and the latter with a Pension. The three Coun-
cillors GuISTI, GIANNI, and MARTII,I, will like-
wise he feceived in, the Cduncil of State.- The
Minister VENTURA has already tesignid his em-
ployments, and will go back to Parmr, and the
greater part of the Spaniards who came with the
KING are likewise making ready for theirieparture.
London, England, 1801-09-23

BREWERY TO BE SOLD,

tilittirily, on Thursday the z:d 1/ay of Nlobert at One
-tr Moon., at the Liverpool
street, Liverpool ;
• A VeiY Extensive and Complete BREWERY,
Scars erecle4 in the best manner within the last twelve
posiissing.every improved principle now known :
sib "v"cle covering a Riot of Freehold Ground of Two Acres,
„ahted in Scotland-road, Liverpool, Ad within itoo yards
ta.„.`e, Custeni House ; capable of making annually 6o,ocie
- *els of Porter or Ale ; with convenient Stowage, and very
!pensive Warehouses, Malt-houses, Drying-kilns, &c.vite Watr is of the first quality, a—The
hole Preinis6. are overlooked -nd inexhaustible. a
handsome Dwelling
t.
tkise, finished• and May be viewed eve.: day before
o Sale, where attendance will.be given.
yor further Particulars apply to Mr. Rose, Everton, near
:00,erpool.
London, England, 1801-09-23

By DAVID IRVING, A.M

The Elementary Work here addressed to the notice,of the
Public';is intended for the perusal of Persons
,Whose Critical
studies are in their commencement; or for the younrStudents
in our English and Classical Seminaries, who, having per_
tee themselves in the Elements of Gram Mar, wish to ac-
quire a taste for the Beauties of Composition. To Persons
engaged in active life, whose occupations do not permit them
to peruse more voluminous Treatises, or to those Who have
not means of access 'to the varioits txpeh.: Works existing
on the same subjea, this Compel-idiom will perhaps be found
a suitable introduction to the practice of Writing with Ele-
gance and Propriety.
. Printed for R. Phillips, No. 7t, St., Paul's Church-yard;
sold by T. Hurst, West and Hughes, and J. Wallis, Pater-
noster-row.; B Tabart, juvenile Libnarb New Bond-street;
Wilson and Spence... York ; E. Balfour, Edinburgh ; J.
Artnier, Dublin ;, and by all other Bo4sellers, ez;:.
Of whOm may also be had, the untfer-rneritioned School-
. books: - •
s. Dr. Mavor's•British Nepos, price CO.
2. - - Natural History, pric.:4l. Gd.
_ _ _

3. -•- - Abridgment of Plittarch's Lives, 4s. 6d.
4. - - - Universal Short-l-Lins?, pri,cc 6d.
5. Dr. Mayor's arid Mr. Pratt's 'Selection M Classical
English Poetry, price ss. hound, or 45. 6th in boards. •
6. Dr. Gregory's EleiAe4ts. of a- Polite Education, price
45. 6d.
-7. Dr. Watkins's Universal Biographical and Historical
Dictionary, One large Vol. 4vo. Half-a-guinea.
N. B. As Mr. Phillips engages at any -time to exchange
new,and perfect Copies of any of these right SchOol-bocks-
for any other Books of his publication, they arc, of course,
kept upon sale in the Shop of every respect4ic BoAseller,
may be irrsE.eaeci by tile P,ublic Ire:: of a pence.
London, England, 1801-09-23

D1;7D.2.• NDS.

O. 16. Richard Denton, of Liverpool, linen-draper, at
eleven, at the York Hotel, LiverpcOl.
Nov. s. Fi-cderick Wiliats, of brewer-street, Golden-
square, ehees'ernonger, at ten, at Guildhall.
Got. 21. ThGrails Halley,. of Kingston-upon-14d', dealer,
at four, at t;ie Cross-Keys Inn, Kingston-upon-Hull.
0 cl. 17. William Tanner, or Paddington, smith and farrier,

at ten, at Guildhall.
Oct. 17. Jt-hri Ibbett, of Crown-street, near Finsbury-
squacc, tinoemaker' at ten, at Guildhall.
Oil. 14. luhn Ellison Poole and Thomas Shrigley, of
Staft,rdshire, potters, at three, at the Roebuck Inn, New-
astle-under- f.,yme.2 . •

THE SUN,

SOLICM QUIS DICLAZ FALSU* AUDZAT
London, England, 1801-05-28

REPORT, OF THE COMMITTEE OF SECRECY.

Mr. BRAGCE moved the Order Of the Day for
considering the second Report of the Comniittce of
Secrecy.
Mr. ABBOT said, that as the House was in pos-
session of the former Report of the Committee, and
after the fepeatcd discussions which had taken
place respeding the state of Ireland, he should not
be desirous of entering at any }curb into the rea.;
sons for the measure he should now propose, for
continuing the ACt, for a time to be limited, for
establishing of
London, England, 1801-07-25

IRIS!I ST.:ITE LOTTERY.

No Prize above 81. drawn the SECOND and Tit IRD DA y.

SHIP IVEIVS.

•
GRAV'ESEN'D, JULY 'l.'3.
Passed by—the Einanuel, from Finland; Ebeneze,!;
.—, Justra, , Hobart, ----*--;Speculations blorley,
Concordia, —, Sophia Cathariria, and Carolina,
-------, from Norway; Industry,' Dodds,_ Boreas,
Thetis, —, Venus, Bilks, Three Brothers, Hinds,,Mag-
daltna, Bellona, —, and Vigilant, —, from
Dantzic; Lively,----
tire; from Greenland; Trelavvny Planter;
Baker, Jamaica Planter, Sinellig, Freethim,.Taylor,
Rdbson, Orion, and ErnpresS Mary, from
Jamaica ;. Cupid, awl. Gate Both, from Stet-
tin ; Maria, Hanson, from Gottenburg ;
from Riga ; Elizabeth, --, from Stockholm.; and Prince
Edward, Carle, from Petersburgh.
Sailed—the Success, --, for Amsterdam; Oaavio,
—, for Virginia ; Twe Gebroders, Clapens, for.Ostend ;
.Groote,.Veur, and Antonius, for Brussels. •

PRICE 0

'IP STOCKS,

YEST F.

Lank Stock
gavy ; per. Cent. 941 3i
5 ,per Cent. 1797, 941 4k
Irish 5 per Cent.
4 per Cent. Con. 79Nk
3 per Cent. Red. 59
per Cent. Con. 591 8A 9k
f htto Scrip
flank Lang Arlin. TS 5-16 k
oittoSliortAnn. 5 3-16,1-01-
Ditto Scrip

R 1) A Ir.
India Stock •
Exchequer Bilk s.
New ditto s. dis.
Lottery 'rick., '
Irish ditto
Uranium 7*
Imper.. 3 per Cent. 381
Ditto Ann.
Bank for Account
India for May
COIISOIS for open. so. 9i-
London, England, 1801-07-25

CHURCH LIVING. • ,
.TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT,.
-By Mi. CHRISTIE,
THE PERPETUAL AbVOWSON,and RIGTIT
ofPRESENTATIONofa RECTORY, DE LI GHT-
FULLY. SITUATED in a HEALTHY.and CHEARFUL
PART of the COUNTY of W I LTS, cofisiting of a NEAT
COMFORTABLE' RECTORIAL HOUSE, OFFICE,
GARDEN, and 24 ACRES of GLEBE MEADOW LAND,
together with the TITHES of the PARISH, of the AN—
NUAL VALUE in the WHOLE, of
TWO HUNDRED and NINETY-FOUR POUNDS
' and UPWARDS ;
SUBTECT to the LIFE of an INFIRM GENTLEMAN,
.AGED about •

SIXTY—FIVE YEARS.
Further particulars may be had in Pall-Mall.
London, England, 1801-07-25

IRISH STATE LOTTERY.
NOW DRAWING.
An Express will arrive daily at the-Office of
HORNSBY and Co.'No. 26, Cornhill, with a regular
account of each Days's Drawing, for the immediate
inspeaion of .those Who honour them with their
Commands, free of any expence whatever. Tickets,
Halve's, Quarters, Eighths, and Sixteenths, will con;
tinue on Sale,- warranted undrawn, during the whole
time of the Drawing.
London, England, 1801-07-25

PLYMOUTH, JULY 23.

ARRIVED an open Boat, called the Ox, of Lyme,
about four tons burthen, laden with 36 bags of salt,
from Guernsey, detained in the Channel by the
Valiant hired Armed Lugger, on suspicior) of her
being stolen from Guernsey, and intended to be
carried to France, having only two boys on board
to navigate her, and being destitute of provisions.
Arrived the Boadicea Frigate from a Cruize, and
Valiant Lugger from the Eastward.
Sailed the Si/ph and La Suffsante Sloops of War,
on a Cruize ; Milbrook Schooner, with a Convoy
to the Westward ; Earl St. Vincent Schooner, with
a Fleet of Viduallers under convoy for the Channel
Fleet ; and London Packet Armed Ship, with a Con-
voy for the Downs.
London, England, 1801-07-25

- - - 43

-- - 6

BRIGHTELMSTN.
FREEHOLD LODGING HOUSEO ON THE NEW

STEYNE. _
TO BE. SOLD BY AUCTION,
• By Mr. STILES,
On Wednesday the 29th Day of Judy, 180 r at the Castle
Tavern,. in Brighthelmston, between the 'hours of Seven
and Eight in the Evening,
ACAPACIOUS LODGING-HOUSE, situate
on the West-Side of the New Steyne, Brighthelmston,
substantially built, and in complete Repair.
For further Particulars, apply at the Officc of Mr.-J. C.
Michell, Brighton; or of Messrs. Tourle, Pallner, and Pugh„
Solicitors, Bartlett's-buildings, London.

•
EVESHAM, WORCESTERSHIRE,
1O B EBSyOAILDr: ISIYMAITITC A ON,
•
At Garraway's, on Friday the 3rst of July, at Twelve
o'Clock, in Luts, unless acceptable offers are made in flit:
mean time by Private Contract, • - • •
A Large and Valuable FREEHOLD ESTATE'
A
TYTHE-FREE, Within the Borough of Evesham,
advantageously situate on the Navigable RiVer Avon, ad_
joining the Turnpike Road from London to Worcester, com-
prising 600 Acres, more or less,. of Rich Garden GrOund,
Arable, Pasture, and Meadow Land, conveniently subdivided
into several Farms, with suitable Dwelling-houses, Barns,
Stabling, and Out-buildings' ' lett to Mess. Watkvns, Head-
ly, Phillips, Pratt, Preedv, Taylor, Humplireys, Matthews,
hazeley, Clark, Davis Field, Knight,, Mumford, Miller,
Benton, and.. Slater,.at. Rents amounting to upwards of 9001.
per aim.- capable of considerable improvement: May be
.viewed with leave of the Tenants, and particulars had twenty
days previous to the. Sale, of. Messrs. Bullock and Arnold,
Solicitors, Bedford-row, London; of Mr. I-11.10 Jackson,
Stamford, Lincolnshire ; at ,the Star Inn, Oxford ; Hop_
poles, Worcester ; Crown, Evesham ; White Hart, in
Broadway ; at .Garraway's ; and of Mr. Smith, No. 6z,
Broad-street, near the Rbyal Exchange, London.

NAVIGABLE CANAL PROPERTY, EXCHEQUER
ANNUITY, and TONTINE SHARES..
MONTHLY SALE.
TO BE SOLD BY 'AUCTION,.
By Mr: SCOTT,
On Friday, August 7, at Twelve o'Clock, at'Garraway's,
SHARES in • the following NAVIGATIQNS,
• ,viz.

The 'STAFFORDSHIRE .and WORCESTERSHIRE
CANAL, Four 'Shares. The Profits are at the rate of 421.
per Share.
The LEEDS and LI VF.RPOOL CANAL, Five Shares,
paying 81. per Share.
The OXFORD CANAL, Five Shares of rool. each, di-.
viding tol. per Share. -
The SHREWSBURY. CANAL, Five Shares of 1251.
each,'.dividing- 61. per Share.--The• Dividends on all, the
above ConCerns are expeeted to increase.
The GRAND (UNCTION and PADDINGTON CA-
NAL, original Shares and Half Shares in this important NA-
Vigation, now completed to Paddington.
in •
Also SHARES tho: WARWICK and MIMING.
HAM, ASHTON and OLDHAM, GRANTHAM, KEN-
NET and AVON, and the UNION CANALS:
An Exchequer Annuity of Sul. will expire March 25,
807, and. Five Debentures of 'col, each, Government Se-
FuOtY*. - -

. .
Particulars at the White Horse, at.Uxbridge ; the York-
shire Stingo, Paddington ; Hatchett's Hotel, Piccadilly; at
Gartaway's ; and of Mr. Scott, Ludgate-hill, who is coin-
missioneot to sell part.of the above, and other Navigation
P rope ity, by PriVa re C t rad.
London, England, 1801-07-25

FOR 'PUBLIC SALE, •
At Jack's Coffee-House, over the Corn Exchange, on Mon..
day the z7thsinst. at One,O'Clock precisely,
THE FOLLOWING GOODS, viz.
ONE THOUSAND and TWELVE BARRELS
Superfine AMERICAN FLOUR.
Thirty-one Ditto Fine Ditto Ditto.
One Hundred and Seventy-one Ditto RYE MEAL.
Which will be sdld in Lots for general accommodation.
To be viewed to the Sale.
Lying at Hubbell's Wharf, Cherry Garden Stairs, ,
Catalogues as above, at the Place of Sale, and of • •
GEORGE FRENCH, Sworn-Broker,
No. 6, Great Eastcheap.
London, England, 1801-07-25

• BELLE VUE, SOUTHAMPTON., •
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION,
By Mr. CHRISTIE, ,
• • • At his Great Room, in Pall Mali.
nti •rtilrucniLl?' 41—,30T11 OT ittly,*at One o'Olock,
By ORDER of the EXECUTORS,
A SINGULARLY ELEGANT SPACIOUS
FREEHOLD VILLA, With roomy Stabling for ten
Horses,- three Coach-Houses, numerous.° ffices of every de-
seription; beautiful Pleasure-Ground most tastefully dispo-
Sed, excellent Kitchen.,Garden walled, and richly planted
with choice Fruit-Trees, in the. highest state of bearing ;
Green-House, Conservatory, &c. and about Fifteen Acres
Of rich Meadow compact, deservedly called •
BELLE VUE;
'and delightfully situated on an Eminence, 'near the Town of
Southampton, on a spot •which exhibits scenes of richness
and beauty, 'beyond the happiest powers of description, late
the Residence and Property
- • Of COLONEL GARDENER, ,Deceased;.
who, at a very considerable expence, has. recently improved
and completed-the same.
The Premises may be viewed, and printed particulars may
be had on the .Premises ; at the George, Southampton ; White
Hart, WhicheSter, Crown, Basingstoke • Bush, -Farn'aam ;
Vine, at Cowes; Bugle Horn, Newport; 'York-house, Bath;
Rainbow Coffee-house, Corahill ; and in Pall-Mall.

_ • •
YALIJA:BLE LEASEFI'OLD 'HOLIr,ES and c R ;IN 1.)
RENTS, VAUXHALL - PLACE, S'fAMFORD.
STREET and .13ENgETT-S'PRE ET, BLACK FRI- •
ARS-ROAD, HOXTON, BRO PION, and CULvt-
BERLAND - sTRuu. • , •
TO BE SOLD. BY AUCTION,
SQUIBB -
(By Order of.the Executors-and Trustees of qie Estate of the
late ALEXANDER BASSETT, Esq.-deceased),
• At .Garraway'S Coftte..hobse, Change-alley, Cornhill, On
, Wednesday„the,a9th inst._ at Twelve o'C lock, in Twenty
Lots; -1,4- •
ffil-lIRTEEN Well-built BRICK DWELLINC-
•
• HOUSES, with large..Gartleip, delightfully situate'!
at Vauxhall-Place, South Lambeth, lett to very respectable
Tenants; at Rents aniobitivg 4rol. ."1. per Annum, sub-
jed toNery moderate Gto.tifillßenn., Also, TWO Substan-
tial, •.Well-built HOUSES,-situated in Starnt:ord-street and •
Bennett-street, Blackfriars-road, lctt to Mr. Rennie and Mr. -
Black, at Rents artiounting to tool.; and an iniproved Groniid
Rent 61 31. per Anritun, issuing out of two Houses on the
North Side at Bennett-street. Also, TWO other HOUSES
in Winkworth-buildings,' Hoxton, lett, to Mr. SedgeWieh.
and Mr. Sauce; at nett Rents amounting to 301. t6s. A Sub=
stantial 13rick-built DWELLING .. HOUSE, with a' Eood -
Gardlen, situate in Brompton-row, in the occupation of Mr.
Tillett, tenant at 301. per Annum. HOUSE in
Cumberland-street, near tne Middlesex Hospital, lett on a
Repairing Lease to Mr. jones,, at a clear Rent of 161. ss:.
And a HOUSE ;in Gee's-court, lett for 151; per Annum.
The Premises may be viewed six Days preceding the Sale
(Sundays excepted), with leave of the respedive Tenants;
and Particulars kuld at the Royal Oak, Vauxhall ; at Garra-
way's Collee-house ; of [.. Neeld, E4q. Solicitor, Norfolk-
street, Strand ; and of Mr. Squibb, lower end of Saville-
passage, Saville.row.
London, England, 1801-07-25

CONCRETE. LEMON JUICE.

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

LONDON : Pnnted by BUCHANAN WhiII.LAN. (of !Jaw-Street. CorciiJl:2Ecicne , an_ 2u_..hi iihect by. WiLi.lAh ARMIGAit SCitlYra (01Hors.e-terry-woLI,
At the 5U141.01// ICS, .INO, I IZI . ;
where eidverhsements, Orders tot the I'4,ter,, Leiters for the Editor, (Ivit-pa;d), -trY.s't be aldre...se-l;
London, England, 1801-07-25

BREWING AND --MALTING

/111: MORT 0 N, at. No. 28, in the Strand,
Y.I. respedfully informs the Public;. that he instruds
- Gentlemen in the use of the Thermometer, and the appli-
cation of that Instrument relative to Brewing and will
furnish them with Manuscript Instrudions, which enable
them to practise the Art of Brewing Portjr, Pale Ale; and
other Malt Liquors. 1-k will also furnish them with Manu-
script Instructions ,for making Pale and Brown Malts, after
the most approved practice, and having been long in business
upon his own account, andtaking a pleasure in trying many
and various experiments,,and noting their result, it has given
him a degree of practical and
.experimental knowledge, in
the different lines of his profession, which very few possess,
as can be proved from the many I.dters-, and, Vouchers of
the most eminent Brewers both in Great Britainand Ireland,"
highly approving of his difErent-mades of vadice, and many
of these Gentlemen he never had the pAea•stire of seeing.
liis Manuscripts put it in the powerof Gentlemen to brew
an exceeding line flavoured Porter from Malt and Hops
alone, c. mbined with the simple eleinent al_ Water, witn-
out the use of any other ingredient Whatever.
. Any address, sent post-paid, to D.. Morton, will be duly
attended to. —He -returns his respectful Thanks to those.
GeLelemen who have approVedo highly of the • utility of
his Manuscripts; and profesSional Abilities.
London, England, 1801-07-13

CERTIFICATES.

Aug. r. Tower' Waripg, late of Durham-POce, Lambeth.
Road, merchant.
T. Nicholls, of Birmingham grocer.
T. Price fa of Great Maryzle,Bonc-street, haberdasher.
Charles scudamore and Abraham Ward Collard, of Man-
_ the ter, ma.nufaCiUrers.

THE SUN.

SOLEM QUIZ DICLIZZ TALSVM AUDEAT ?
London, England, 1801-07-13

TOR. 11 AY, Juty 11.

SA IL ED (again) on Thursday evening, His Ma-
_ .
jesty'4.- Shis Argo,- of 44. guns, Ca,_ysfort, of "2 8,
Falcon, of I 8, with the Crgnet Troop ship, Ah,..ron.
der, Champion, Majestic, and Warrior- Transports,
with the 85th Regiment of Foot; andia detachment
of the Royal Artillery on board, and each of the
latter having
,on deck a large flat-bottomed boat,
destination unknown; but" it is generally believed
they arc destined to take.possession of the Brazils.
Sailed this morning His Majesty's Armed Cutter
Catoerdow. a, Lieut. SMITH, on a Cruizeon the
Coast of France.
London, England, 1801-07-13

Bank Stock'
Navys per Cent. 95; 6
; per Cent. 1797, 961 i
Irish 5 per Cent.
4 per Cent. Con. B,IH
per Cent. Red. 611-3-
per-Cent. Con. 6,4;
i)itto Scrip
Batik 1.611 g Ann..lSl 9,16
i)itto'Siiort Aim. 5 '3-16i
Dittei Scrip

India Stock
Excheipter Bills s. s.dis.
New ditto s. dis.•
Lottery Tickets
Irish ditto
On niunrio4
Itnper. 3 per Cent.
Ditto Ann, it 9-161
Bank ter ACCQUIIt
India t'or May
Consols for open. 67.11

CNOLL CASTLE ESTATE, TOWN OF NEATH
CONTINGENCY, AND VALUABLE COLLIERY/
GLAMORGANSHIRE.
• TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION,
By Mr. CHRISTIE,
At .his G rear Room, in-Pan—Mall, s
On FRIDAY, _July 31, at One o'Cloelc ,
In. One, Two, or Three Lots, •

A CAPITAL and, VALUABL) FREEHOLD
ESTATE, with extensive Manors, Courts Leet,
Courts Baro-n, Quit Rents, Fine, Herriots, &e., Most plenti-
fully stocked with Game valuable Fishery, ece...called
GNAL CASTLE, •
. .
In a most beautiful- and, sporting part of Glamorgan,
.. the
Castle fOrrning:a most desirable. Residence, with.capital Gar-
dens walled and richly Cloathed ; with 2flices of every de-
scription, beautifal PleaSure:Ground, seated in- an elesant
Piirit or about zoo _Acres,-..Surrounded by several eligible
Farms, with suitable Buildings, and in whole 5553 Acres
of.. Rich, Meadow; Pasture, and Wood-Land, en-
tirely Compact, o'r the,annual Value of '
London, England, 1801-07-13

and y, 're lam not( happyl have looked to the;
right and to the left—l have found out the Objeds
of my bounty, and I have left my property to them
according to, my Will, and I am sure it will be dis-
posed of as I desire."—Who could say this ; if at the
end of 14 or. any other number of years or months,
'somebody could be found our, wicked enough to con-
ceive and artful enough to contrive, a plan by which
faas might be represented otherwise than they were ?
If this case was examined, it would appear to be
. summed up into this : It depended
,upon the single
Evidence, aided by nothing ; he would repeat it
again, the single Evidence of this one Witness,
Cooperson, aided by nothing. Other -Wills had
been set aside ; but. then it depended on something
_else :than the testimony of a man, who came to: in-
validate his own solemn attestation, after the others
who joined in it were dead---:•Where it appeared that
the mind was not sufficiently elastic to rise up from
the pressure of illness, or the like but there should
appear some. reason for apprehending, that :this, or
something. like it, was the case. At was
,not to be
taken for granted, that an Heir at Law was never
disinherited, but front some sinister motive. This
reminded him of the case of Lord TORRINGTON,
who became the object of, the bounty, of the
Earl of LEICESTER,. who never saw hitn, he
remembered rightly) on account of the public virtue
with which, he had resisted the temptation which
hul been thrown in his way by a corrupt Admini-
stration- Thebiblic elapt their hands in applanse of
this transaElion.. He mentioned this to show how
possible it. was that .a good. reason might subsist far
leaving an Estate to a Stranger, insteixtof an Heir
at Law. Not that this .was necess?ry, for no man
.who had the power of disposing,,of his Estate, was
bound to assign any. reason for HS 'caprice in giving
it. Here his Lordship wentover the Mainheads of
the evidence, as it was giver, in this cause, declaring,
that he did not see a par,ticie of doubt upon thr whole
case, that the Will was fairly executed. How the
judgment of a Noble Judge, and sagacity of another
Jury might„ have .been surprized on a former trial;
Was not now mattes of inquiry ; but his apprehension
would be very, much siiroriied if the Verdict of,
.to-
day was agamSt this Will—However, the cause
was an anxious one, and .it was for the Jury to de-
cide was not necessarily difficult, because it
was important---If` they found no difficulty in it,
they would fiod..their verdict promptly—lf there
was, any difficulty, in it to them, they would pause.
No doubt but 'their VerdiA would be just.
.The Jury almost immediately found a Verdid
for the Ilaintiff.
This Trial lasted the whole day.
London, England, 1801-07-13

.PLYMOUTH, Jul..: 11.

ARRIVED the Tilton Frigates of 32 guns, cart.
R. L. FiTzcEit.ti,p, from a Cruize.
Sailed the Fisgard, of 48 guns, capt. T, B, M,4.
T N to-join the Channel Fleet,

PORTSMOUTH, JULY I;•

his Majesiy's Ships 4vh;trite and qa/atfa
yestcraay arrim; With ome Transports, haying
the gth Arginwpt of Foot qp4glo

fflac

TransportS are arrived—Froailer,

sey, 'with Troops; -&c.

Friendship, - .1-ItT,ll Thdinpson, Friendsittp (z),
Friends, Mary, lletsey,
Ccinm'erce, Magdalena, New Blessing,
Hope, Dispatch, Victory.
Sailed the Escort and Civisor nun-brigs, for a

Cruize on the French Coast.
-The Stripe Sloop of War has c'hanged.her.Convok
Signal for Oporto, to one for_the Eastward:
His "Majesty's Ship Zfontaguei 'of 74 guns, and
Beaver Sloop of War, are. come into Harbour' to be
paid off.

The Gialderlaid Dutch Ship is to go corivoy

to Egypt.
Remain at Spithead, His Majesty's Ships
Royal William, Galatea, Investigator,
Guelderbuid, " Maidstone, Snipe,
Malta, - Serpent, s Vixen,
Puilsant, . Hazard, and
o.;prey,

Aggressor.

Capt. KEZiDALL, of the Flora, armed en- jute,
which arrived this day. from Lymington, spoke a
Brig coming through the Needles; the Master of
which informed Captain K. that he was from the
Mediterranean, and that the whole of G-vs
TUE/111;,TE'S Squadron was taken and'clotroyed.
London, England, 1801-07-13

CORK, JULY 7.

ON Wednesday evening a meeting took place at
New Geneva, between Mr. C. Assistant Staff Sur-
geon, and Lieutenant B. of the Devon_ and Corn-
wall Fencibles.—Twelve paces being measured,
the parties took their stations and 'fired a pistol
each without effetf, but, on the second discharge,
Lieutenant. B. was wounded: while his right arm
was extended, Mr. C.'s ball entered about two
inches above his wrist, and came out about the:same
distance below his shoulder.—His life is not sup-
posed to be in danger.

In the Court of Arches,, the other ,day, a Cause
came to be considered, which afforded additional
proofs of the profligacy of the age. It was a Suit
instituted by Lady against her Huaband, for the
restitution of conjugal rights. The husband, in
answer, charged his wife with various ads of adul-
tery with different persons ; and the wife accused
her husband of equal licentiousness in his amours.
Sir WILLIAM WYNNE spoke at great length up-
en the probable effect of these cross allegations, sup-
posing they were reciprocally proved ; but- not con-
ceiving that to have been the case, • he- direaed a
further inquiry, and postponed the business for fu-
ture consideration.

A.tnan cutting afield of grass in the neighbour-
hoodof Whitehaven, uncovered a partridge's nest,
withseweral eggs in it, (in a state of incubation.--=
Hs took the eggs home, and placed theM under a
hen, and in a:few days the shells broke.' The same
attention was paid by. the hen as if they had been
her own. brood, till they began to chirp, when she
appeared to be,a good deal alanned, and soon after
abandoned them.

The Capital Prizes in the present IR !sit LOT-
TERY are,

- Two of - -20,00 ca. Two of - - 2,,0001.
Two of -- ' ro,oool. Five Of - - I,ciool.- , I
,
Th?fc Of - - 5,0ba1. 'Three of - - ' fool.
and smaller Prizes to the amount of 6+, fool. either
()f them are attainable for the small risk of only
EIGHT GUINEAS,, and 'which have been repeatedly
experienced, by the Public purchasing their Tickets
and Shares at Mr.,N; cHoLsoN's, No. 16, Cornhill.

Cl' Prizes paid on. demand. Note---The praw..
kg begins oil Monday next. An •Exia.pss, with
an *bunt thereof, will daily arrive at the above
Office.
London, England, 1801-07-13

YARMOUTH, JU L " 14.

ON Friday afternoon: the Trial Cutter made a
signal for the Eastward, and sailed fro Yarmouth
Roads yesterday morning about four o'clock.
Sailed for Hamburgh with bale goods, the Ant
HARRIS, under convoy of the Griffin Cutter ; also
the Phatizix Cutter, for-Admiral Di c KSON'S Fleet;
the Slectelator Lugger on a Cruize ;_ and the Hop,
RA / NER, and Hope, FERRETT, for London,
Arril;ed the Thra,-ard Cutter from AdmirarDicic.
SON'S Fleet ; the Diligent Cutter from a Cruize
and the Sea Dog, Alum, from London,

This morning, about ten o'clock, the East Coun.
try Fleet, under convoy of the. in,speacr Sloop of
War, passed thcse.Roads, from_ whence They were
joined by the following Ships Mamas
ELLIS; Mop/ ~Gp w 6sT ; Gres, TEASDEL.;
netta, BEST;* and Yorr, HARRIS.

The Earl cf Leitester-Pit*et, Tuompsox, sails
:o-day for Cuxhaven,

. a• '

SHEERNESS, Jvti.

YESTERDAY sailed His Majesty's Ship ne.teus,
of 74guns, Captain JOHN BL IGH, to join Admiral.
DICKSON, Off GJTCC ; and igitea/r Sloop of War,
Captain BRomry, with upwards of Sixty sail of
Ships for the Baltic.

This day came from the Great to the Little Nore,
His Majestif's Ship Giation, of s 4. guns.
The people employed in clearing the :Ambuscade;
yesterday afternoon cnt away her' fore and mizen
masts, when, to their great astonishment, she right,
ed nearly seven feet, which will enable them with

little difficulty to get at a great number of things
on the lower deck. Tie number of people drowned
is now said to be about twenty..
London, England, 1801-05-21

PAIVATE CORRESPONDENCE.

HA IBURCH, AIAY i 6.

Tx! Commercial People of Hamburgh are in the
greateit joy at the Convention entered into between
the PR INC E of HESSE and the English and Prussian
Ministers, and expea with the most lively impa-
tience, the first Convoy of English Ships in the
Elbe.

The Prussian Officers do not seem to think that
they will quit the Eleaorate of Hanover immedi-
ately, which they acknowledge they entered with
meet, but where they are upon the best footing in
the world. -

PRINCE LOUIS of PRUSSIA passed by Bremen
within these two days, to take the Command of the
Corps which is in the Duchy of Oldenbkrgb, and to
establish 'his Head-quaiters at Oidenbursh, where
his. Regiment is.

Great apprehension is e►itcrtained at ,Fienna, on
account of the life of the ARCHDUKE CHARLES,
who is despaired of, from an attack of die Epilepsy,
to which he has been subjcd. His loss Will be
irreparable, and certainly the greatest misfortune
which the Austrian Monarchy can in its present dr,.
cumstances experience.

We have here many private Letters from
Parisi which state that BONAPARTE lives in the
greatest apprehensions for his life, and he takes
all the precautions ,of a man who aaually fears.
~He has .caused large ditches to be dug round, his
'Seat of Ma/mai:en, and a guard is mounted both
before and behind, and the greatest formalities are
observed when he arrives. It, is generally believed
at Paris, that he will cause himself to be proclaimed
Supreme Chief of di State—that, .he will suppress
all the Authorit,ies that appear: to be at variance
with, him—that he will. name a FirseMinister,
who will be. JOSEPH BONAPARTE, and unite the
two Ministers of Police and the Interior into one;
,and it is apparently on the r4.th July that these,
changes will take place. It is likewise known,
that the First Consul cannot bear MOREAU, who
knows,this well.
It is said that PICIFEGRU has returned to France
iirc(;s.

THE HAMPURGH MAIL.

COPENHAGEN, Mety 12.

'THE Squadron under Admiral To I Ty, which
has arrived to reinforce the English Fleet in the
Baltic, is now -at anchor in the vicinity of our
Road. This Squadron, which has received permis.
sion to take in water here, consists of the Zealous,
Powerful, and Vengeance, of 74. guns, and Ruby,
of 64 gups, the Alknaer,
,of 56, a Frigate, and
eleven Cutter Brigs.
The English Fleet under Admiral Ni .SUN is
lying at anchor between Moen and Fahter.

According to the latest accounts from the Danish
West India islands, the last sugar harvest has been
more abundant than has been known for several
years.' There is, however, a great.want of ship_
ping to bring the produce to Europe.

HAGUE, MAY 12,

ACCORDING to accounts from Paris, Count Co.
r wit t, is very frequently with the Chief Consul at
Afa/ma;sdn, and makes every-exertion to mediate: if
possible a Peace between Eng/and and France. The
report that the Preliminaries are already settled, is
premature.
London, England, 1801-05-21

YARMOUTH, MAY 20.

SAILED the CaboUrg Brig on a Cruize.
Arrived the Speculator Lugger and Lady Ann
Brig, from a Cruize.

The Lad.), Aim has brought into the Roads
French Privateer, of about 12 or. Z 4. guns.
The Diatm Packet from Cuxhaven, is just now
come into the Roads.