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London, England, 1801-09-29

MY LOP.Di

As I should think myself Very deficient in the discharge of
my duty, as well as guilty of great injustice tl the military
merit of all the several 1, ens and Co pa of
this City, if I did not communicate to them toy approbltiori
of their appearance and conduet in the field tnis da% 3 t bzz
leave to gratify myself by doing so, through the inedi um of
this letter to your Lordship ; and, to my sin,erest wishes for
their future prosperity and glz,ry, as the lle.lenders and Pro-
teciors of their CoUntry; mdst earnestly to recommend to
them, a steady and attentive adherence to that system of dis-
cipline and manoeuvre which they have hitherto so success-
fully observed, and which has this day enabled them to
co-Operate, with regularity and order; in a long extended
line, composed of thrps of dilirent descriptions, that were.
never before assembled.
I have the honcur to be,
With the greatest respell,
Your Lordships most obedient and humble servant,
R. VYSE, Lieut. Gen:

The Right Hon. the Lord Provost
Of Edinburgh.

Mr, Crichton, Commander of the Dalkeith Vo,
lunteers marched that corps into a small Park belong-
ing to Mr. Turnbulli of Porto-Bello Tower; where
they regaled themselves.
London, England, 1801-01-15

THEATRE-ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN.
TO-MORROW EVENING, Jan. ;6, 1801,
will be performed,
OTHELLO.
After which will be, performed, a Pantomiine Entertain-
ment, called,
HARLEQUIN'S TOUR ;
Or, The DOMINION OF FANCY,
With entire new. Music, Scenery, Machinery,'
ev
DoratiCtits.
-thc runtomtmc opns*tt b e TIte,KE6.I9NSOtY,PBNCY,
and ooncludes with TANCY's PAWILLION,
On Saturday, The School for Prejudice.
On Monday Mr. Cooke :will repeat the:CharaCter of
iLichard 111. and every Monday till further flake. The New Comedy of the School for Prejudice will be-
repeated on Tuesday, Thursday, and %Saturday, next
week.
On Wednesday, Every Man in His }tumour. •
The New Pantomime will be performed every Evening
this Week, and on Monday, Tuesday, and Thursday in
the next.

MEDICAL THEATRE, ST. BARTHOLOME,W's
HOSPITAL.
MHE SPRING COURSES of LECTURES,
1 delivered at this Theatre, will begin in the fol-
lowing order :
On the THEOR.Y and PRACTICE of lIIEDICINk,
by Dr. ROBERTS.
On ANATOMY and PHYSIOLOGY, by Mr.
ABERNETHY.
On CHEMISTRY and the MATERIA MEDICA4y
Dr. POWELL.
On the THEORY and PRACTICE of SURGERY,
by Mr. ABERNETHY.
On MIDWIFERY and the DISEASES of WOMEN
24(1 CHILDREN, by Dr. THYNN E.
Further Particulars maybe known by applying to Mr.
Nicholson, Apothecary at the Hospital.
London, England, 1801-01-15

NUMBER 2596.1

THEATRE-V.OI'AL, PRURY-LAN. E.
iro.moßßow EVENING, Jan. 16, 1861,
4_ Their Majesties' Servants will

—SHE Wou"lio-X&fi SHy, WOU'D NOT.
With a New Pantomime, called
HARLEQUIN '_AMULET ;
Or, THE MAGIC 01 MONA.
With new Scenes, Nlichincry, Dresses, anti Decorations.
To conclude with a Ivlo VI Na,PANORAMA.
Harlequin,
_Mr. BYRNE ;
And Columbine, 'Miss B. MEW AG E.
On Saturday, the Tragedy of King Lear:
On Monday, the Tragedy of Pizarro.
,A new Opera, in Two Ads, called The Veteran Tar, is
in rehearsal, and will be produced immediately.
The new Pantomime will be performed every Evening
till further notice. -
London, England, 1801-01-15

FRANCE.

FARM, JAN. IT.
Article frortriS'iutrgarA of the 4th January,
tors, that several Letters from Bavaria state
that the_Prelin4aries of Peace were_s.eftle4 by
the.A ftt erLIK E: CHAR is g,and -General -Moßt
at the same time with the Articles for the Susptn-
stOn *of Arms. •
Orders , have 'been received at Luffea.,ii/e,. to-
;
.for Ward the'Works .preparatory lo the 'Congress,
and they were on the sth inst.. carrying- on with
such affivity,, that they expeeted them to be corn.:
pleted in three days trom that date: From this,
the speedy meeting of the Congres's_Was interred.

The ci-devant Count de MoNT-GAILLARD,
and his brother; the Ab 4. Morr-Gittu,Aaeui
were arrested on the morning of-The 7th, and
conduaal to the Office of the Prefea of 'the
Police,

ARMY 'OF ITALY,

BRUNEI COUNSELLOR OF STATE, (VENTRAL IN
CHIEF, Tp THE MINISTER AT WAR,

" If'ead•quarterr at Verona, ;.
gc We passed the Adige an the is; abOve Brie.:
(dingo., A false attack, a mile from Ferctta;
deceived th.e.,neMy. The alivuy and talents'
of General MARmorr, ronimanxling the Anil-

lery, rendered this important operation easy*.to
us.

" General DELMAS traversed with his cannon
the little chain of Mountains which separates the•
Valley of Polite-11a from that of Pantena ;he had
some difficulties. pf road ,tojs'utiftount4
inovement obliged the Enemy to evacuate Penna.
Peschiera is surrounded;,A.fantisa is 'blockaded:
1. will cause Perm Legnago to 1)e besieged.
(f General Ra.c HAM REAU moved froth-4'0:60e
lOva, Torbole Mori, upon 'thee Adige,.
which obliged the. Austrian Generalt .t;vaetia
the celebrateTposition of the Corona.

" General Semyttur occupies tlfe celebrated'
Terrace of 6voli. I have sent Gene-pal Bottot It:
to Ro•veredo, to facilitate the thareh.of G,ineral
ROCti ANIL E

" I hasten, the moment I alight kohl my
horse, to send you this first Courier, .
• (Signed) " BitONE
London, England, 1801-01-15

wattli; the triStinei ifad'isen
ttlakhirtowardsliia,- and was then close sto
Fle.laici hold' of. the Prisoner, and said, be ad
robbed him. The i'risorter denied it. A Lnk
lioy then' thecaitof the Watch, jos at
the.4pot 'where the'. Prisoner and the Witless
stood; Atpbtr whioh somebody ;rude a-snatch alit,
and it .disaplie4.ted instantly, and the • Prosecttor
%lever saw any tnore,Of Prisoner beg:ed
theyrosetAtor_ wotild not hurt him,- and.he izpt
.the Tritorter‘liSt io his "aititS: ; the Prisoner' slid
to the Proe.Ctfror, 'he shOtild "i-K.lie" was
taken ; on :Which-he*,,delistete& him over to a
Constab:e. `Oh,beinglnestionecl by Mr. justice
tokt:tc w again;. 'in order, to have -the -matter
ciear;'4ll4. Prosecutor-said, , he !missed his witch
;instantiv as tile Prisoner was passing betvvSen
:hint and the coach. The watch was taken avay
pit as the'Prisoncr thc'Prasectfior. jtisi as
prisoner was haute him, the Prosecntorfelt
'watch .going. There was* no great CrOwd-ntiiii
nOr did any body 'appeal to 'be near. the. Priscncr
;at.tbis instant.

Joseph Cinyll, a Link=.hhy, swore, lie saw the
Prisoner take the watch out of. the Prosecutor's
fob, and throw it down in. the street, by which
the watch flew out of the Case. He saw Mr.
Welsh lay hold of the Prisoner, and he never
lost sight of him. ,The Prisoner - threw the
watch out of 'his right hand behind him. The
Witness picked up the case;
atcly snatched out of his hand, he did not know
by, whom.---Gtoi6,.

Robert Goodenough was indicted for stealing
four bushels of Wheat, the property of Mr. Hoare,
of Wendover, of the value 0f.305.
The Prisoner is Servant to Mr. Mratkins, who
is the Proprietor cif a Barge, "of WhiCh thb Fri-
sorter had the care, in; the Riv'er Thames.--The
Corn was in ti Sieks, and ihe Prisoner took out
of each some, so Oaf he filled a spare sack, he
had in the Barge; 'and then it was taken away by
a 'man vlio came .to. the- Barge for that pur-
pose. The bo);, who, was in the Barge, this
front Legitining to encl.—Gui/O.
London, England, 1801-01-15

M. Otto.

No. XII. From the Commissioners of the
Transport Board to M Otto, ttansmitting.‘

NUMBER XIII: ,
Liverpool, 22d May, IS oo

GENTLEMEN,
There are some few prisoners here in extreme
want of cloathing, and they, have no friends ca-
pable of making Ahem any remittances to enable
them to purchase ; which circumstance obliges
me to represent'their situation to you, and to say,
in' their present situation it is not in their power
to keep themselves free froin vermin.
I request your instrations respeding them,
and am, &c,

EDEN. FISHER.

CammiNioners for the Tram.
:port Service, &c.

NUMBER XLV.
Transicr4o.lfice, 2811) Angola, 'kn.

SIRi

We inclose a copy ,of a letter which we have
this day received from Mr. Holmwood, our Agent
for Prisoners at Portchester, stating, that the
French Prisoners of that DepOt are in very- great
want of cloathing ; and as we have reason to be.
lieve that the Trisoners at all. the.other Deptgs
are either in or approaching. to a similar sitaa-
don), we think it proper. to recommend the sub-
je4 to your Molt serious attention, in o'Pder to
prevent the:calamitous consequences that must en-
sue, if the French Onvernment do not cause a. ge.:
neral supply of cloathing to be made to their Pri-
sorters before the winter.
We are, &e. '
(Signed) - RUPERT tiFoßcr..
ANtRiO3R
W. A. OTWAY.
JOSEPH HUNT.

NUMBER XV.

Porn-barer Castle, 271b4ifgusi, IPoe.
London, England, 1801-12-01

IRISH STATE LOTTEPY.

TENTH DAY.
No. 92.78, a Prize of 20001.
No. 870, a Prize of loot.
ELEVENTH DAY.
No.
.566 t, a Prize of lo.sol.
No. 23,432, a Prize of 5001.

SHIP NEWS.

CZAVLSEND, NOV. S 9.
Passed by—the Ocean, Halsted, from George-Town; 01,
1114itland, Fenwick, from Quebec.
London, England, 1801-09-16

CEPHALIC FLUID, or ANODYNE

. ESSENCE Mr the-HEAD"-ACH,
GIVES immediate, Relief in .tlie .mOsts violent
.
frdm What cause • sOever it may proceed, ;
and though its operation is so stidden,, the preparation is of
such a nature, that there is 1131 a possibility of its doing the.
slii,ittestinjuly in any case whatever. . :
What enhances the valueolthis• Essence, is, its agreeable
'most perfe6l safety, anti immediate effleapy ; for, be-
ng an external application of a-subtile, penotrating, volatile
fluid, it immediately operates on'everynerve, at once reliev-
ing and protedingthcrt from future injury, not by means of
`ny tenVorify.stimulus or deleterious eflithria; but, by ano-
(twit: and:ionic powers peculiar to itself.
' Sold, by apponiti'nept, at Cockell's Medicine Warehouse,
t1ti!.:224, Strand (7th hogs from 'rentple-Bar), 'price 25`,. 9d.
duty us:ulled ;•alSo sold •retait at all reSpectable,Medietne
{Shops. Observe the signattire, "J. Cnekea," in•his liand.
wiihout Which•itene atc geAuilie.
London, England, 1801-09-16

Second Lieutenant Ceotge. Cobb to be First Lieutenant.
Dated as above. • ~
Second Lieutenant Alexander Edgar' to be First Lieutenant.,
Dated as above. •
Second Lieutenant John Douglas .to be quartet-Master.
gated as above. ' •
eirps of Canner Dr?yeti.
To he Cgptain-Cemmissaries.
' George Massey. Dated September 1, i2or.
Charles Adolphus Quest. Dated as above,
Te be Lieutenant-Coq:min-aria,
Henry Willis. Dated as aboVe. .
John Charlton. Dated as above, _
Thcirtias Spencer. Dated as above?
Samuel Flinder;i: Dated as above. !.
;Tenn" Lane. Dated as above.
H.tilkirophries. Dated as abating,
George Priites. Dated as aboVe.
Tolin Smith. Dated as above.
amen ElOwnlie. Dated as above:

y '..
London, England, 1801-09-16

CRIEFF, SEPT. 7.

This morning, about six o'clock, we were Alarm-
ed with two tremendous shocks of art. Earthquake;
the one immediately succeeding the other. It re-
sembied the sudden fall of a house attended with a
r,umbling noise, which continued about the space
of 'six seconds. It appeared to go irom West. to
Ea,t. The roof 'over my head cracked) and appear-
ed as if it would burt.-- The rattling of the dishes
in the shelves, and the loose partitions,. helped to
increase the fears-of the people, who ran to their
doors.

STIRLiNGSI4IRE, SEPT:7.

This.rnarning, at ten Minutes before six,. I was
serprized s,kfith:a sudden sliaking'of my' bed, whlCh
continued for about half a tuimitc;, The motion
secined-to come from beneath ; hut ILean Say,
thing else concerning.. its direction. It was also
'felt,-.'a-nd in alimilar •manner, by a young Gentle-
. man, 11. d some.servants -in the house. A servant
who 'sleeps in a room adjoining to my barn; .was
alarmed by the cracking which it occasioned in the
joists.. There was not a breath of wind ; and the
. tlzy, though somewhat cloudy, was altogether calm.
Soon , after the Mortring became very bright and
warm ; nor was there any mist
,on Benlomond,
&lII*, or any of the neighbouring-mountaia:
At Paisley . and Hamilton,_ it was felt in nearly.

-the same manner at -Renfrew a weaver standing in
-his Workshop felt it most distinctly ; the heddles of
his loom were.set in motion by it, which led hint.
to believe that a rat had got upon his webs when-he
ran foe. at' stick to kill, it ; at Renfield HouSe, in
that neighbourhood, six Ladies in different apart.
meets felt the shock so severely as if their bedsteads

had been shaken ,by some person; a-d a negro,' in
L stable, had the same impression by it as he had
experienced from a similar cause in the
'rest Indies.

Friday"night,.hetween eight and nine o'clock,•
fire broke, out in. a house adjoining a cotton-
work, at the head of the Green, Glasgow, but by
timely assistarTeof the water engines, and the exer-
tions of the 'peopte assembled, it was happily got
'under by eleVen,.oNlock, though not without de-
strOying a. great quantity of 'cotton, and demolish-
ing the building in which it took place.---LA party.
London, England, 1801-09-16

BANKRUPTS.

Thomas Baker and John Shorland, of Exeter, Devonshire,
woollen-drapers to surrender Sept. s 9, and Oct. 6, 2.7, at
ten, at Guildhall, London. Attorney, Mr. Field, Friday-
street, Cheapside.
James Hitchcock,. late of Hatton Garden, Flolborn;dealer, to
surrender Sept. 1.9, and O&., 6, 27, at ten, at Guildhall,
London. Attormes, Mr. jos. Morris, or Mr. John Biggins
of the Inner Temple.
'John Pickering, of Lower Eaton-street, Pimlico, Middlesex,
dealer, to surrender Odober 6, so, and 27, at ten, at
London. Attorney, Mr. Surinan, Oxendon-
street. •
Daniel Tubbs, late of Liverpobl, Lancashire, merchant, to
surrender Oclober 20, 2s, and 27, at eleven, at the Globe
Tavern, john-street, Liverpool. Attorney, Mr. Joseph
Daltera, -Liverpool.
Thomas Saul and Join Reynolds; of Manchester, Lancashire,
• wool-staoleis',tO, Currersder Sept. 25,. 26_,_and.Oet. 27, et
one, at Attornies, Messrs. Swain and
Stevens, Old lewrv.
Henry Keene 'of 'Cleevt,Prior, Worcestershire., baker, to
surrender Keene,
2, at four, and 3, 2-7, at eleven, at the
Butcher's Arms Inn, in Evesham. A'ttornies, Mr. Bla-
ney, Evesh„ra, Worcestershire ; or Messrs. Whishaw and
Taylor, Gay's Inn-square, London.
Richard Alicorp, of Hampton, Middlesex, blacksmith,. to
surrender' Oclober 6, to, and 27, at ten, at Guildhall,
LontOn. Attorney, Mr. 'William Webb, No. 2., St.
Tho-
mas's-street, Southwark.
DIVIDENDS.

Nov. 27.. John Rouse, of Sudbury, Suffolk, linen,draper,
at twelve, at Guildhall, London.
oa. 13. Robert Joseph Johnson, of New SleafoßL Lin.
coin, mercer, at eleven, at the White Lien Inn, New Slea-
ford.
London, England, 1801-09-16

MARRIED.

On 'Monday', at Norton Pia& Mountagne Cholicely, Esq.
eldest son (A` Mountaglie Cholmely, Esq, of Euston; near
Grantham, to Miss'llarrison, eldest daughter of John Har-
lison, Esq. M. P. of Norton Place, Lincolnshire.
On the zd inst. at- Lisbrian, .Connt?.;Tipperary, the seat
of Sir Robert Waiter; &lit. Captain r33t.es;,of the-27t Light,
,Dragoons, to Miss Waller, youngest daughter of the Sir R.
Wafter, Bart.

On Saturday last, at •Bognor, by' special -license, Henry
Howard, Esq. of Thornbuly Castle, Gloueestershiro, M. P.
• for Gloucester, to..A.liss Long, daughter •of Edward
Esq.
London, England, 1801-09-16

CERTIF;ICATES.

Oa. 6. 'Henry Clarkson, of Stockport, Chester, manufac,
turer.
John Parker, Jun. of Great Bolton, Lancaster, iron-founder

THE SUN.

lOLEM QV'S DICZAL lALSUbt AUDIAT

LONDON, SEPTEMBER 16, 031.
London, England, 1801-09-16

6,1\
NEWS. 44
NAVAL ,

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imperium pelagi, savum2ue tridenteut,
Sed some datum,'

PYYMOUTH., SEPT, '4.

ARRIVED thiTiench Brig La Legere, laden with
sngar,. coffee, cotton, &c. from Guadaloupe bound
to Bayonne, captured in the Bay by the Stork Sloop
9f War, Capt. W. PARKER.
Arrived the Atlas, of 98 guns, Capt, T. Jow's,
from the Channel Fleet. •.

Arrived the Danish Bark arafen Schimmelman,
Capt. MoNcrt, laden with brandy, from Salo, for
the Vidualling Stores at this Port. ".

• ./)
London, England, 1801-09-16

DIED.

on Monday, in Portugal-street, Grosvenor-square, the in-
fant son of Colonel Brownrigg.
On Friday night last, at her seat, at Padworth, in DI-A:-
shire, in the 73(1 r ear Of her age, Mrs. Griffith, *relia'of the
late Christopher'Gritlithf Esq. M. P. for that County.

';‘ STOCKS,
London, England, 1801-03-18

PLYAfOUTII, MARCH i 6.

ARRIVED the Brig Reward, of Sunderland,
PatEs LAvvz master, laden with groceries, from
London bound to Limerick. She' was captured
on the i ath inst. off gape Clear, by La Durade
French Privateer, of to guns, belonging to Bour.
Beaux, and re-taken on the following day off
Scilly, by the Earl St. Vincent Privateer, of this
Tort. The latter is also arrived here.

tleven sail of the Channel Fleet passed by
yesterday to the Westvtrard; from Torbay.

The Outward-bound Mediterranean Fleet,
censisting of 25 Sail, tinder convoy of the St.
Forenzo Fligate, from Portsmouth, put in here
this morning by contrary winds.
Sailed La Venturer Sloop of War, with a Con.
VOA' for the Downs.

Sailed the Ambuscade and Eurydice Frigates)

on a Cruize.

Arrived the.Triwittb, ot' 74. guns, Capt. E.
1-Imtvrit," from the Channel Fleet.

PORTSMOUTH, MARCH 17.

ARRIVED His Majesty's Frigate La Constance,
Capt. HAI-, from the Mediterranean, with Dis.
patches from Admiral Lord kEITH.

Also the Forturze'r (Frigate, Capt. Lord 'BE AU-
CLERCI from the Eastward.—She detained yes-
terday at sea, the Danish ship E4teditioul, from
Barcelona to Lubeck, which she sent to
gate.

YARMOUTH, 17.

Til E Princess Royal Packet, HAMMON D, , ar-
rived here this morning with Passengers, having
landed the Mail at Winterton.
Arrived the Vidette and Zephyr Brigs, Drake
Cutter, Jamaica Frigate, and Attack pun.birig.

Sailed the Ariadne, Watzizamhciel, and 41k -
mene Frigates, and Hazard Cutter.

SHEERNESS, MARCH .17,

ARRIYED Hi& Majesty's" Sloop Gicr,of 'lB
guns, Capt. Russrt, from the Downs.
The Armed Ship, Capt. DELANOE, has
come down the River Thames, and anchored at
the Nore.

The Hjci a is widocked, and the Sleeilwell is

docked.

DEAL, MARcitii.

His Majesty's Sloop Savagf, with an Armed
Brig (name not known), came in this afternoon
from the Westvi,ard, and remain with the oucr.
Nemesis, Heidi's, Rerven and Eugenie; Stag,
Fox, Kent, and Venus (3d) cutters. •
:the Nostra Signora de Ks ii,Conis, Spanish
Polacre, from Tenerife, with sugar and indigo,

Prize to His Majesty's Ship Argo, is arrived iri
the Downs.
The Taunton Castle East Indiaman is put back,
and remains.
London, England, 1801-03-18

This baYVas published; in Octavo, Price 2s.'
OBSERVATIONS ort,the INCOME
.ACT;
particularly as• it relates to the OCCUPIERS of
LAND: with some Proposals of Amendinent.. To
which is added, a short Scheme for meliorating the Coq-
dition of the Labouring Man.
By FRANCIS NEWBURY, Esq.
One of the Obnimissioneirs of Appeal for the County of
London, England, 1801-03-18

THEATRE-ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN.
TO.MORROW EVENING, March 19, 1801,
will be performed a Comedy, called
THE POOR GENTLEMAN.
WITH
PEROUSE ;
Or, The DESOLATE ISLAND.
Saturday, Macbeth, with Perouse.
'Monday, King Richard the Third.
London, England, 1801-03-18

NOTICE is hereby given, That MATTHEW
PEARSON, formerly of Priglass, in the County
of Dublin, butilate of the City of Dublin, Esq. Barrister
at Law, deceased, by his last Will and Testament, bear-
ipg date the sth Da of September, 179 a, among others
'ilk the following •Bewaests : To Henry. Pearson, then
out of the Kingdom, and to Elizabeth Pearson, Ms sisterf
being the son and daughter of Henry Pearson, formerly of
Bride_ street, and long deceased, to each the sum of tool. ;
and to each surviving Son and Grand-son, Daughter and
Grand-daughter of his cousin, , Roger Pearson, deceased,
fool. : aacl as to what should remain of his Personal FOC-
tIITICi after pa} meat of his Debts and the-Legacies in said
Will mentioned, he diredect that one equal moiety of said
Surplimage might be divided by his Exectitor between
the Sons and Daughters, Grant-sons and Grand-daughters,
of his cousins, Henry and Roger Pearson, both' deceased,
share and share alike. And said Matthew Pearson by his
said Will direaed, that his Estate of CromwellstOwn,
and part of Kilted, in the County of Kildare, should de-
scend to his Heir at Law. he not then knowing whom to
non-1414e as such. All Persons having any right or Cl3llll
under the reapeetive Devises in said Will. are requested to
apply to Richard Pearson, Esq. sole Executor of said
Matthew Pearson, at No. 129, James-street, in the City
of Dublin, stating their respettive affinity to said Matthew
parson, in order that their Rights may be particularly
itivestigated and ascertained.
Dublin, the gth Day of February, !Rot. '
London, England, 1801-03-18

Sussex.

London:. Printed by AV. Bulmer and Co. Cleveland-
rim, St. James's, for G. and W. Nicol). Booksellers to
His Majesty, Pall-Mall.

%This Day was pnhtishect, Price is. 6d.
ASERMON, preached. in .tho Parish Church
of All,-Saints in Stamford, on Friday :lie t3th of
Febtuary, iSoi, being the Day appointed for a General
Fast.
By the Rev. ROBERT LASCELLES CARR,
Curate of that Parish.

Stamford, printed; and sold 'bk J. White, Hbrace's
Head, F leet,streer„ London.
Where any be had, by the same Author, price rs.
k A Farewel Sermon, preached at Market-Deeping, on
Sunday,. April
.6, 'Soo.
London, England, 1801-03-18

R4NKR UPTS.

Cfaveley Wm. Seaborne, of Narrow-street, Limehouse,
Aliddlerex, mast-maker, to surrender March 21, zB, and
April IS, at twelve, at Guildhall, London. Attorney,
!fr. Long, Prescot-street, Goodman's-fields.
Gorge Turner, of the Strand, Middlesex, sloe-maker,
March 2.8, and April 14, 2?, at ten, at Guildhall, Lon-
don. Attoiney, Mr. Thomas Brace,i .No. 4, 'Essex-
court, Temple. ,
DIVIDENDS. •
April it. James Ilayley, of Manchester,- merchant, at
eleven, at 1k Star Inn, DeanAgatc, Manchester.
April ii. Chpstopher Foster, of the'Youlq, floridon,
hookseller, at twelve, at Guii4hall.
April r 6. Richard Hart, of Coppiill, LaracaSbire' mnslin-
manufaildrer, at eleven, at thcitoyal Oak 1 nn,Charley.
April 7. johri Cockle, late of Lincoln, farmer, at eleven,
at the Saracen's-head, Lincoln.
Apri) 11. John Ewer, of Queen Anne-street East, .Nlary-
-14-bone stay-maker, at One, at Guildhall. '

. . R TIIIC4T.FS?
April 7. Wm. Brunt, of Swansea, dealer.
;c4rY 4Aipt 944iYct? 84411,1944;.1401Hirn

•
POWs Tealilor and James Nightingale, of Preston, muslin-
mariufaaturcrs.
John Francis and John Jones Waldo, of Birmingham,
merchants.
IVin. Mathews, of Long-lane, Bermondsey, parchment-
mtkker.
Robert Hayward Gosford4 of Pittfield•street, Shoreditch,
baker.

THE SUN.

SOLEM QUIS OIt:ERE TALSLM ACDEAT ?
London, England, 1801-03-18

CORK, MARCH 8.

YESTERDAY arrived at the Cove, His Ma-
jesty's Ship Dryad, Capt. MANSFIELD, after
seeing the West India Convoy, with His Ma.
jesty's Ship Syren, to the southward of Madeira,
where she left them the s 2th ult. with a fair
wind. On the 19th, the Dyad fell in with and
captured, after a short aaion, a Swedish Frigate,
from Lisbon bound to Sr. Bartholomew's ; and on
the gth inst. captured Le Premier Consul French
Ship Privateer, of 22 guns and 130 men.--Both
Prizes' are arrived with the Dryad.

NAVAL APPOINTNIENTS,—Captain Sir HARRY
NEAL E, to the Centaur; Sir EDMUND NEAG LE,
to the Montague ; STEPHENS, to the Brunswick ;
DUFF, to the Vengeance ; SPRANGER, to the
Zthcs: MACKELLAR, to the Terpichre.; ROSE,
to the Jamaica ; and Pou LD EN, to the Alkmaar.
On Friday last, at two o'clock, the remains of
Lieut. ALroauj and the.Ouarter-Master, unfor-
tunately killed by the bursting of a gun on hoard
the Triton, of 32 guns, Capt. GORE, were buried
with Military Honours in Stonehouse Chapel,.
yard : Lieutenant-Colonel DYER'S Party of Ma-
rines formed the firing party on the melancholy
othsion. Capt. GORE and his Officers attended
the funeral in mourning.
London, England, 1801-03-18

COURSE OF EXCHANGE,

TUESDAY, MARCH 17.

Hambttrgh - 3t - gZi US.
Altona 31 9 2:3 US. I
Leghorn - = 541
Naples - 40
Genoa -

Venice a - 4S
lisbon - 57
Oporto - - - 57
Dublin - - -

TO PAINTERS AND GLAZIERS.

WANTED immediately, several Men ; good.
Workmen will meet with constant Employ and
good Wages, by applying, if by Letter, post-paid, to
William tempriere, Plumber, Painter, and Glazier, New-
port, isle of Night; by whom Lead, Glass; Oil, and
Colours; are soli wholesale and retail, cheap as in Lon-
don..
N. B. .A,good Pencil Hand wanted, who will recbive
Encouragement suitable to his Abilities.

BREWING AND MALTING,
•
MR..MORTQN, at No. 28;. in the •Strana,
reS•peaftilly infottns the Public, that heinstruas
Gentlemen in the.use of the Thermometer, and the stp
plicatiou of that Instrument relative to Brewing, and
,will furnish them with Manuscript Instrudions, which
enable 'tile' to pradise the Art of Brewing'larrer, Pate
Ale, and other Malt Liquors. He will also furnish them
with Manuscript Instructions .for making and Browp
Malts, after the Most approved pradicei and having bcca
long' in business upon his. own account, .and taking a-plea:
sure in trying many and various-Aaxperimcnts, and noting
their result, it- has given him. a
.dcgree of pr4iical and
experimental' lnowledge, in, the 'different 'of 'llE'
profession, which very feW poAess, as 'CA be proved
tiorn the many Letters and Vouchers of the. most emi-
nent BreWers both in Great Britain and hell: aid, highly.
approving of his different modes •of pradlice, and many
of, thesd Gentlemen he never had the'pleasure of seeing:
His Manuscripts put it in the' power of (;entleinen to
brew an exceeding fine flavoured Potter from Malt and
Hops alone, combined with the simple elernent. -of "Wa-:
ter. without the,use of any otberingredient :whatever.
Any address, stmt post-paid,,.to .1);.. Morton,: will, be.
duly attended to.-1-le returns his rcsPedful Thanks' to
those.Gentleinen who have approved §o highlv-of the uti,
lity of his:Manuscripts, and professional Abilities.
London, England, 1801-03-18

TO BE PAID. OFF

THE LORDS COMMISSIONERS of slit
MA7ESTY's TREASURY have giver direllions for
Paying 61- the tilrove-ntextioifed Exchequer Bills, aid that the
Principal and Interest ors the said-. Exchequer Bills shall be paid
at the Exchequer Bill Office, in St. lltargara's-street, -be4
tween the two Palace Yards, IPC'strtistster, on Fria'gy, tie
271 b of this instant MarCh, on Ilhich do the Interest on the
said Exchtqwer Bill: will ream

- Atad a:fedi:sect will be given on Mondry next, the 16th
instant, and every succeeding day,' (Sundays and Holidays ex-
' ypted) until Tuesday, the 24th instant inclusive, from Tent
'Clock in the Morning till One in the Afternoon, for the pur,
pose of receiving the some ; and far the greater dispatch, the
Bearers of the said Bills- are desired to bring separate Lists of
each description of Bills, containing the Numbers in Nieme.
ric.sl Order, according to the value of the said Bills, time of
commencement of Interest, with the principal Sums and Inttir.
rest due on suck) Bills, to be compiled at three-pence holhresttt
by the day on every tool. from the time of coMmencevemsrin
the said 27th day of March instant, on :which day tb Intereitt
on_ the raid Exchequer Bills will cease ; and they are desired
to write their names and places of abode on such Lists, and
indorse their names on the said

If any of the Holders of the ahresaid Bill: are desirous of
receivindayment of thi Principal and Interest previous to the
said zli b clay e. Marc they may he accommodated by coin.
Putinvhe Interest to tbt day on v.rhich ttsg wish to 6e paid,
and leaving the said Bills for examination one day prior thereto.

- -
And such Peisoirs as are desiroms of 1.4 wing new. &they'll
Bills in part of payment, upon Mentioning the same at the bottom
of their Lists, &live:red on of hrfore tbes24th instant, Into, be
accommodated with new Bills, carlying an Interest of .thrre.
pence halPenny by the day on every zoa. which said stew
Bills will hear Ate the said avb- ci March, ISor , and will
be delivered 0(Mo:de or, the 30tb Instant, and fdloiving day:.
-The said Win, Bills. will k...zef eiveable into a y of the
Public Revenuei, lour Month: after date, attler: previoferfy
discharged.. ,

4: several Exchequer Bills which have been ad:artisea' to
be Paid-Loy; bays net been presenter! for Payment, the. Holders •
thereof are desired to tail, notice, that the Interest on all. En.
chequer-Bar dated prior to November, 1799, have been Or.
dcred to be Paidiff, and the Interest thereon has ceased.
London, England, 1801-03-18

DIED.

Lately, at his house on Richmond-Green, in his 831
year, Mr. Solomon Brawn, for many years Bricklayer to
His Majesty.
On Thursday the 12th inst. at Liverpool, Mrs. Catha.
rine Nicholson, relief -of the late '.Rey. R. Nicholson,
Reelor of Dudcote, Berks.
On the Bth inst. the Rev. Mr. Coln Mackenzie, Mi.'
nister of-the Gospel -at Fodderty, Scotland, in the 94th.
year of his age.
On the 13th inst. at the Hambro' Arms, Tower hill,
Lieutenant Robert Love, .aged 68: he had served 34 years
in the impress service of the Royai-Navy.

'F' STOCKS,

ER DAY.

India Stock shut
Ditto Bonds s. dis.
ExchequFr Bills 3s. 4s. dis
New ditto
Lottery Tickets
Omnium 2124 prem.
!miler. 3 per Cent. sit
Ditto Ann. it
Bank'for *Account
India for ditto
Cons. for Apr.
London, England, 1801-03-18

gARCII 7,

• On the evening ofthe sth a Courier arrived'
here from England,. with. Dispatches' for the
English Ambassador, Here. The. conients of these
Dispatches are not known, but it is said they'
using advice, that the British Court proposes to
send an Extraordinary Negotiator, to Acgommo,
date the dispute between the two Nations,
London, England, 1801-03-18

STOCKHOLM, FIR. 24.

A' Prussian Courier arrived here on the 2 01,
and was immediately dispatched to His SwEnistft
:MAJESTY., at Gothenburg. His dispatches arc
said_to purport, that, besides the Prussian De.
.claration by COUV HAtIGWITZI delivered to
Lord CAkYSFORT; the KINO of PRUSSIA, ill
a Dispatch direlly to the COurt of London, had
insisted upon the Embargo upon Swedish and
Danish Ships being immediately taken off; and,
in case of noncompliance, threatened to use
Reprisals npon British Property.—This into"
Bence caused the Funds to tise here.

A Swedish vessel belonging, with the earn.
to some Prussian Merchants at Stalin, and taken
on the sth ult. by an English vessel of zz gunsx
has been released by the English Captain,, ai
soon as he learnt it was Prussian Property. ,
London, England, 1801-03-18

THEATRE-ROYAL, DRURY-LANE.
TO-MORROW EVENING, March 19, i $o I,
will be performed a Comedy, called
%RULE A WIFE AND HAVE A WIFE.
Leon, Mr. KEMBLE ;
- Michael Perez, Mr: BANNISTER, jun.
Margarita, Mrs. POWELL
Estifania, Mrs. JORDAN. _
WITH

, . courts.
4
DO-af acid D ill be repeated on Saturday and Mon-
day next ; on ay, with The Pannel ; on Monday,
with Harlequi ulet.
-...,
London, England, 1801-03-18

MARRIED.

-Lately, the Hon. Michael De Courcey, Lieutenant in
the Roval Navy, to Miss D'lsle." .- • •
On the tothinst.. at Liverpool, Mr. John Way, to Miss
Elitabeth Herbert, youngest daughter of the'Rev..Evan
Herbert, olGolden Grove, Dolgelly.
On Tuesday the loth inst. at• Druinsheugh; Scotland,
William Fraser Tytlei,' Esq.' Advocate, younger of Bel-
nain, to Miss Margaret .Cussans Grant, only daughter of
George Grant, t sq.. of Burdsyards.
On Monday se'rinight; at Stirling, Mr. William Black,
Writer in Stirling; to bliss lean•Buchan, .daughter 1-3.1 the
late William Buchan, Esq.. Stirling. -
London, England, 1801-03-18

Bank Stock shut '

'll,avy Filer cent. griii
sper Cent. 1797, shut
Irish 5 per Cent. shut
4'per Cent. Con. shut
3 per Cent. Red. shut
3 per Cent. Con. 56kiki1
Ditto Scrip
Dank Long Aim. shut
Ditto Short Ann. shut
Ditto Scrip
London, England, 1801-03-11

[PRICE SIX PENCE

stated, he coald not concur iu such a proposed al-
teration.

The original Resolution of the Committee wai
then agreed to, and leave given to insert the pro.
posed Clause in the third reading of the Bill.
Upon the Motion of Lord WILLiAM Rirsst t 4,
it was agreed that the Ht)USk! resolve, itself into
a Committee to.morrow on the Poor Relief Bill.
London, England, 1801-03-11

April
t. T. reach, now or late of Loughborough, hosier,
at eleven, at the Bull's Head Inn, Loughborough.
April at. T. Harrison, A. Kidder, and J. Kidder, late
of Croydon, calico-printers,at ten, at Guildhall.
CERTIFICATES.
March 3r, N. Lucas and C. Betke, of' Pancras-12Lnc,
merchants.
T. Crdtton and Alex. Lamb, of Dartmouth, money-
scriveners,

THE SUN.

QUIS DICEY FALSUIt AUD,A2 ?
London, England, 1801-01-23

DEAL, JAN. az.

Tx's morning the Plover Sloop of War came
down from Sheerness.

Sailed the RtiCOOM Sloop of War to the West-
ward...

Remain in the Downs, the aveussel, Ruby,
,Wookuich, and Nemesis; P Aver
Sloop; ;ad Spencers and Venus (1), Armed
Cutters, with a large Fleet of outward-bound
Veisels, waiting for a fair wind.

.SHEERNESS, JAN. 22,

• SAILED His Majesty's Sloop Eugenie, of 03
guns, Capt. SomEltvit.ct, for the Downs ;
Coburg hired Brig, Lieutenant WRIGHT, and
Courier hired Cutter, for Yarmouth.
London, England, 1801-01-23

wretch upon removingthe.rut, aiscorereil a large
plaister : he cannot say h,ow many' were. partially
naked by want of Shoes and Stockings,. but ap-
prehends he saw about one hundred in that state.
The Commissioners then asked Mr. Batchelor
touching his assertion, 4". the yard some inches
deep in mud; " whether he did not see that in
the long and wide areas between and on the side
of the buildings the ground,has been raised and
levelled, and covered with stones, broken, so as
to render the whole as dry as pofrsible ? Whether
such areas are not in a convex form ? Whether
gravel is attainable here ? What better mode
could have been adopted to cover-so large apiece
of ground
To theSe questions Mr. Batchelor replied
That the whole of the Court-Yard was cover-
ed with mud ; that he went through all the areas;
that the persons who -attended him were Mr.
Thomas Andrews, and a Mr. Linch, of the North
Lincoln Militia ; that there was a gutter for car-
rying off the water; that there was a quantity 'of
rough stones dispersed about the areas, but that
there .were no *workmen then there, nor did he
know of any sum of money allowed by Govern-
ment to repair and put in order such areas ; and
that the time he so saw the Prison, &e. was ,On the
morning of the i 6th inst. and he remained there
from half past eight to near ten.
The Commissioners then asked Mr. Ormsby,
whether, he had -not received orders from Govern_
ment to ,make the fit• and comfortable ? To
which he replied, he had received orders from
Government in 04ober last, to have it dope ac-
cording to cons is for e7gl. and that workmen
were constantly upon it from that time ; and
that, by the 16,11 of December-inst. more than
three parts in four of the 'Yard were prbperly fi-,
nished ; and that he conceived steening (the man-
ner in which it was doing) to be preferable to
paving, as being hiss likely to be subjcka to
ter lodging upon it; and that the ground which
was unlevelled was owing to the new buildings,
then not quite completed, and especially the Yard
or'ground surrounding them.
Concerning Mr. Biztcheloe.s assertion, that
":die BreadWasfusty and-disagree.rirle, leaving
a hot pungent taste in the mouth. The Meat,
which was. Beef o 4: the very wont quality, such
, as appeared to us, not to be. wholeSorae. The
quantiry,allowed to, each person was one pound
of this infamous Bread, and half a pound of this
Carrion Beef." The Commissioners asked him,
whether he meant to affirm that. this Bread and
.Meat were only CO on the parrienlar day he call.
ed, or often.? lo which Mr. Batchelor answered,
that he. only alluded to the day he was there,
viz. the loth of December, and to what he then
London, England, 1801-10-05

WEYMOUTH, OC T. 2.

THE following is the destination of the Troops
that have been guarding His MAJESTY here this
summer : The Rifle. Corps struck their tents yes-
terday morning, and marched in two Divisions,
the one under the command of Colonel MANNING-
HAM, the other under the command of Lieut.-Col.
STEWART, to Bletchington Barracks, where they
are to remain the winter.. The Scotch Greys pro-
ceed to Dorchester, Blandford, Salisbury tic. The
Troops that remained here paraded at nine, and
presented arms as the Carriages. of thi' Rayal Va_
mily passed. The Royal Berkshire Militia, under:
the command of Colonel VANSITTART, marched
this morning in two Divisions, on their route to
Winchester, the one commanded by Lieut..Coh
RAVENSHAW, the other commanded by Major Py K.
The North Devon Militia remain here the winter ;
and the York Hussars come into Barracks to-day.

The average Price of Sugar, computed from the
returns made for the week ending the soth day of
September 1 801, is Faqy-eighe Shillings and Six
Pence Farthing per hundred weight.
London, England, 1801-10-05

FALMOUTH, OCT. .2.

SA/LED

yesterday, His Majesty's Ship Falcon,
tf 1
guns, Capt. NASH, with the Fleet for Ma-
!eira• Tie fbllOwing vessels were with the Con_
v°Y

Princess Amelia, Swain, South-Sea Fishery.
Lucia, Arnold, Madeira.
Duke of Clarence, Gutzman, , ditto.
Catherine and Eliza, Pratt, Africa.
Highland Chief, Greenway, Bengal.
Arrived --, ed the American Sl'llp Clarissa, Capt. A. P.
1'
I z LD3 from Malaga, with brandy (438 Pipes)) fur

• , • , •, ,e, ,
orders ; the American Shiplennai, cape: t.
from Riviere de la Plata, 77 days passage,
laden with copper, hides; &c. called. here also fOr
orders ; the Swedish Ship Expeditiqn, Captalp
NE I Ls, from Charlestown to Hamburgh, laden with
rice ; and the Raven Sloop of War, Captain SAUN-
DERS, from a Cruixe, having detained and brought
in with her. a-Prussian Brig from Liverpool for
Rotterdam, which sailed again thiS 'eVening for
Plymouth.
London, England, 1801-10-05

PORTSMOLTHi OCT. 4.

AR
1".1) His Majesty's Sloop of War Racoon,
Capt. R
--AlinoNE, from the Downs, with a Smug-
gling Schooner called the Mary Ann, of Hastings,
laden with 830 casks spirits, captured off Beachy

Arrived also the Wart Sloop of War,, from the
towns.

Sailed the Censor Gun brig, for Marcou ; also
Majti,ty`s Ship Bc.zrjleur, to join the. Channel

Sailed the Tartar Frigate, Capt. WALKER, •for
the West Indies.

.The St. Fiarenzo Frigate has sent into this Port
an American Schooner, which she detained going
into liavre-de-Grace.

Sailed the Samuel, GINIMELL, for Virginia.
p;rhe Garrison Guns were yesterday fired in cele-
ati°n of the pleasing intelligence reaching this
tw
urt
of the signing the Preliminaries of Peace be-
„
`4l this Kingdom and the Republic of France.
London, England, 1801-10-05

PLYMOUTH, Ocr. 3.

ARRIVED two French Merchant Brigs, in
both captured on the 19th ult. in the Bay, by the
AmAa Frigate. • .

Sailed the Dot:mega!, of So guns; and Stork Sloop
of War, to join the Channel Fleet, and the Londbn
Packet Armed Ship; and Britannia Tender, with
trench Prisoners for Liverpool.

Arrived the Lady Charlotte hired Arfoed Brig,
r(1111 a Cruiz in the Channel; where she detained
!the
banish Brig Amettiaa, L'.• MvsTiorr master,
Lde.n . With flak, from Riga, hound to Ferrol, which
esse- arrived here, but ha's been since liberated:
6 Arrived the, Danish Brig Resolution; Captain
1141sTIEwsoN, fiT.ri Barcelona, with wine, bran-
dy, &c. anti the Danish Ship Admiral Tordenskiold,
l'AssEN master; laden with timber, from Dram.
Sailed the Revolutionaire Frigate, Captain T:
~WYSDEN, and Fanny Armed Brig, on a Ctuize
westw aid.

ATrived,thel'effierairi, of 98 guns; itear-Admi-
,r.al GE°. Chm.rgiLL,- and Namur, of 90 guns,
Mi'fbi COMIC EY, from the Channel
•
Fleet: and Cambrian Frigate from Weymo4th.
London, England, 1801-10-05

DEAL, OCT. 4.

ARRIVED from the Westward this morning, the
Nox Cutter, with the Royal Yachts Princess Ati-
gusta and Royal Charlotte, which proceeded imme-
diately to .the River, and the Nox sailed again to
the Westward.

Sailed this afternoon to the Westwahl, the Terror
Bomb.

His Majesty's Ship A1714Z011, Admiral Lord NE
sox, with a Line-or-battle Ship, name unknown,
is just coming in from the Westward.
In the Downs, His Majesty's Ships Overyssel,
Alkrnaer, Nemesis, Volcano, Vlsavius, and Zebra
tombs ; Archer and Ferreter Gun brigs ; Acres,
Viaoire and Ferret Fire-vessels.
London, England, 1801-10-05

HARWICH, OCT. 4.

THE event of the signing the Preliminaries of
Peace with the French Republic reached this Town
upon the arrival of the Post yesterday morning,
and was received by the Inhabitants with the ut-
most exultation of joy ; the bells rung the whole
day, Flags, were displayed from the Church, Ships
in the Harbour, and the principal Inns in Town,
and at sun-set the Garrison at Landguard Fort fired
twenty-one large guns, which were followed by the
Loyal Harwich Volunteers, under the command of
Capt. HOPKINS, firing a feu-de-joye on the occasion.
London, England, 1801-10-05

DOVER, Ocr. 4.

A Flag of Truce, with Dispatches Which came
down by Express; sailed this morning for Calais.

lii consequence of the Preliminaries of Peace be-
Ong signed, Lord NE LsoN with his Fleet has (Flitted
his station off IjOoldgne; add passed thii afternoon
t*. the Downs'.

• QUARTER TO SEVEN,O'CLOCK.
flag of Truce, with Diipatches for M. Otto,
end
a Passage Vessel, have this moment arrived.
London, England, 1801-10-05

SHEERNESS, Ocr. 4.

THE .Braak got safely down to the Nore on
Friday evening, Without any damage whatever.
Yesterday sailed the Inspaor, with abottt Thirty
Sail of Ships under convoy for the Baltic.
Arrived from, and sailed again for the Downs,
the Pexus hired Cutter.
Sailed the Gonfiei sand Bo'iincer Gun-brigs, the
foriner for Flushing, and the latter for Margate..

The Melea,geri Hon. Capt.. CAi'E We are sorry
to hear, is lost in the Gulph of Mexico ;- but the
Officers and Crew were happily,preserved, and have
safely arrived in the Crscetrt and Apollo.; at Ja-
maica.

Captain HAL Low LL, late of the Sew;ftsure, ar-
rived at Portsmol,:n on Thursday in the Audacious,
Capt. PEARD, from Gibraltar.

Captain SEYMOUR is appointed to the Belle;s1e,
of 7+ guns, ruie- Captain DOMETT, appointed Flag
Capr,in of Fleet to the 'Hon. Admiral CORN-
WALLIS. Captain StYmouit sailed on Thursday
in the Stork, of 18 guns, to join' his Ship.
Captaid W. DUNCAN is appointed to the Scout
Sloop of War (late the Premier Consul), fitting at
Portsmouth..

The 'Conqueror,. of 74 guns, building at Har-
wich,. is-iobe launched on Thursday next.
.She is
a very fine Ship, and the largest ever built at that
place.

The Commissioners of the Navy on Wednesday,
accompanied by Mr. PENN, King's Pilot at Caw_
sand, made a survey of the whole of Cawsand Bay.
The CommisSioners have it in contemplation, by the
advice of Mr.iPenn, to construct a Pier, from Pin-
lee Pont to the South-east part of the Bay, which,
if accomplished, iyill secure it against the E. S. E.
gales, the only winds that can affect. it. This de-
sirable objet being once obtained, there can be
moorings laid down for forty Men of War.

On Wednesday a CciumMartial was held on
board the Gladiator, in Portsmouth Harbour, for
the trial of goseph Williamson, Thomas Oiford,
John Daniel, Robert Phillips, and Charles Turner;
Seamen belonging to His Majesty's Ship Glenmore,
for. mutiny, , and taking an oath 'noti,to.,proceed:to
sea while the Ship was commanded by Captain TAI,-
BOT. The charge being proved against- Joseph
Williamson and Thomas Oxford, the Court did 'ad_
judge them to suffer death; .and not being proved
against
_john Daniel, Robert Phillips, and Charles
Turner, they were acquitted.
London, England, 1801-10-05

BANKRUPT

William West and Thomas liughcs, of paternoster-row,
booksellers' ()dither ro, 13, and November 4, at ten, at
Guildhall.. Attorney, Mr. Abbott, Roll's-Yard, Chancery-
lane.

Joseph Dennis, late of Wild-street, Lincoln's,hipJlelds,
brukci-, (,)etober 16, at Ave,. 0e1ol?er 17, aften, and. No-
v.:inner J 4, at one, at Guildhall. - Attorney, Mr. Harvey,
Cursitor_streer, Chancery-lane.
Edward Bride, late Qt Duke-street, Artillery-ground, dyer,
Oelo-aer to, x 3, and November 14, at ten, at Guildhall.
Attornies, MesS'rs. N7-:y and Templer, Mincing lane, Len-

don.,
farnl.7nter Smith, of Budge-row, London, wholesale draper,
October 6, at nine, October, 17, at ten, and November 14,
• at ten, a: Guildhall. Attornies, Messrs. J. and
.K. Willis,
Warnfora-court, Throgmorton-street.
Thomas Mottram, late of 'Atilt:l-stone, Wanvickshire, wool-
camber, October 21, at tweive, Oclober 22, at ten, 311 d
NoveMber 14, at eleven, at the Onion Inn, Measham,
Derbyshire. Attornies, Mr. ':ebbutt, Staple-Inn, Lon-
don ; or Mr. Owen, att. Atherslone, br arwickshire.
Robert Redhead, of I'vlatß-lane, London, wine and brandv-
merchant, 06tober 6, at nine, October 20, and November
14, at ten, at Guildhall. Attornids, Messrs. Scott and
Landon, St. Mildred!s.;-eni!rt, liatiltry.
joseph Tansley, of Great Mary-Te-bone-street, glass-seller,
' October 6, 27, at ten, and November 14, at twelve, at
Guildhall. Attornies, Messrs. Yeatc'e and Dixon, l'ater-

noster.:row.
Mary Green'avvay and Francis Green way, now or late of
Cahie, October 16, at
17, at ten, and November 14, at eleven, at the White-Hart,
Caine. Attornies, 11r. Williatns; C.lLtle-street, Holborn;
or Mr. Austen, Caine, Wilts.
London, England, 1801-12-08

SUBSIDY TO PORTUGAL.

Mt. ROBSON wished to know whether the sum
of 306,0061.. voted to the Queen of Portugal had
been paid.

The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER said,
the question of the Hon. Gentleniau was not per..
haps perfealy regular ;. he had however no objec-
ion to answer it. Two-thirds of the money had
been applied to the purpose for which it was voted.
London, England, 1801-12-08

Mr: JEAN has the honour of inform. nr, his tri -
merous. Friends and Patrons, that he has retnove
from Hanover-street, Hauover-square, to No. 557,
New BonLLStleetitorner of`Grafton.street), where
he continues to take LikeneS-ses in Miniature as usual.
New Bon4strett, Dec.- 5,-I.Bol'.
London, England, 1801-12-08

DOVER, DEC. 7,

THIS morning sailed for Calais, the Prince of
Wales Packet, Capt. SUTTON, with a King's Mes-
senger, and Dispatches for Marquis CORNWALLIS
also the Venus Bye-boat, with several Passengers,
among whom were Lord COLERAINE, Mr. PAR IsH
of Hamburgh, &c. (Sze.-
London, England, 1801-12-08

FALMOUTH, SEPT. 23.

Yesterday being the tad of September,'complet-
ing forty-one.years since His-present Majesty 'was
crowned, the usual salute of twenty-one guns would
have been fired from Fort Balcarras, but from the
very alarminr, danger which threatens the Tqwn,
every time those guns are• fired. On the last occa_
sion, in honour of the PRINCE of WALES'S Birth-•
day, some of the wads lodged on the roof of the
Workhouse adjoining the Fort, set the same in-
stantly on fire in a very strong sea-breeze, and
threatened destrulion to the whole Town ; fortu-
nately, however, by timely exertions, the fire was
extinguished without that mischief which was likely
to follow. The placing a Fort in the middle of a
growing Town, is a 'burlesque striking to every
person that passes through it ; and of no kind of use
in its present situation whatever.