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XIII.

The WORKS of HANNAH MORE: Including several
Pieces never before 13-11:01isiled. Handsomely printed in
Vols. 21.25. in boards,'

\ .
An NTRoDU.CTION Itortlth.e STUDY of-the BIBLE ••.'.
being e Fourth Editirin of the First Volume.of `` The
k„
Element., of Christian,Tneology," containing Proofs of the
Authentieity.4tictlnspiration or the Holy Scriptures ; a S.um.
miry of the History of the Jews; an Account of the yvvish-
Seas ; and a brief Statement of the Contents of the several
Books of the Old and New Testaments. By Greßc E
PRETTYMAN, DA). F.R.S. Lord Bishop of Lincoln.
One large Vol. 12.M0, 7
.5 s.. in boards.
XV. .

An HARMONY of the EPISTLES of the HOLY
A Is() t, ES ;to which is added; a Surritnary of the Entire.
By the Rev. PETER ROBERTS, M. 4to. 16s. in
boards. • • • .
London, England, 1801-08-12

xvir.

A Second Volume of SERMONS
.preached ta a COUN-
TRY. CONGREGATION : to which are added; a few
Hints, for Sernnon4 ; -intended chiefly for the Use of the
Younl7er Clergy By WILLIAM GILPIN, Prebendary of
Salisbury; and Viar of Boldre, in New Forst.. Bvo.
in boards.

• XVIII.:
• The NATURAL HISTORY,,of VOLCANOES; in-
cluding Submarine Volcanoes, and other analogous Pheno-
mena. • By the Abbe O!tDINAIRE, formerly Canon, of
St. Amable,,at Riom,in Auvergne. Tran Slated from the
original, French Manuscript, by It. C.:DALLAS, Esq,
One VOL, Bvo. ;7S. in boards,

. ,
. . . XIX.
ANALYTICAL ESSAYS to.waiiis pronioting the CHE-.
MICAL KNO-WLEDGE4MINERAL SUBSTANCES'.
By.MARTI N. HENRY KLA FROTH, Professor of Che-
mistry, Assessor to the Royal College of Physicians ^nem-
ber of the Royal Academy of Sciences at Berlin, anSvarious
other learned Societies. •Tran,slatedfroin the German.. One
large Vol.- Svo. 108. id. in'hoards;
London, England, 1801-08-12

Bs' Mr. RAINE,
On Thursday the 27th inst. at the Star Inn, at Maidstone,
arThree o'Clock, in One Lot;-'
A FREEHOLD: ESTATE (the -Land-Tax- •on
- „LA. which is redeemed),.. situated at FRIT'rENDEN, 114
KENT, a short distance from Staplehurst, which town is
on the High Road between .11faidstone and Cranbrook, con-
sisting of near THIRTY. ACRES of rest Fertile
DOW and ARABLE LAND, and a part thereof well
adapted for HOPS, together. with •ltiFarm-houso and nt-
buildiggs,, now in. the possession of. Mrs. Pettit, an-oldßent of Forty iYiears stanclii*. -
.To be viaweql Orteav,e of the Tenant; ..of whom, and at
the Sell at Irittendeit (round which the Lain) lays), printed
Particular 3 may be. had:; 'also of Mr. Payne, at Shernell, near
Maidstone.; the Place of Sale • Rainbow,- Cottec-hoizse,
Cornhill ;- 9.nd of Mr. • Maine, Land-surveyors Charlotte
street,, Bloomsbury, where a Plan may be seen.

BETWEEN ST. IVES AND HUNTINGDON.
, • TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, ,
• By Mr. RHINE,
On Fri::lay. the 2:?.)tli iutt. at the Rainbow Coffee-house, in
•• Cornhill.•‘at Twelve•o'Clock ; . •
1-1 E NEXT PRESENTATION to -the very
Valuabk, REC.TORI ES of W I LTON and OUG H.
TON which Parishes having been long since inclosed; the
Whole of -the .R.E CT ORI AI. RIGHTS consists of Land to.
the extent of above, • ' • • • • .
SIX HUNDRED AND TWENTY ACRES, •
surrounded .by strong Quick Fences; part RIEA DOW, a;rld•
the remainder Rich A RAB L.E, with two Farm-houses; and
proper Out-buildings thereon; and a most clesiratle"
man's ReSidence in
AN EXCELLENT NIANSION-HOUSE;-, •
with spaCious Offices, nearly inclosed on one side by very
lofty 13rickeWalls, with elegant Pleasure Ground and-Mea-
dow, extending to the River Ouze. , •
The present Incumbent about 62 years of age.
Printed Particulars may -be had of the Printers of the
Oxford and Cambridge Papers ; the. Fol.Mtain, Huntingdon ; •
CrOWn, St. Ives ; at the Rainbow Coffe,:t-house; and of
Mr..- Raine; Land-Surveyor, Charlottestreet-,—Blobmsbnry,'(.
London. •

TORE SOLD, •;
At the Hop Pole, Worcester, betwen Four and Six in _the
Afternoon agth August,
S Very fine YREEHOLD ESTATE; fit for the
/a. Residence of a Genteel Family, at a small eXpence,.
with a Dwelling-house, and suitable Out-buildings, and
about 260 Acres of neat fertile Ground, at the verylow" Rent
of 3001.- per ann. in the Parish' of Leigh, five miles from Wor-
cester, situated on rising Ground. iQr. John Hill, Tenant,
will chew the Premises,
Particulars of• Mr. Whitcomb, Serjeant's no, Fleet street;
or at Messrs. Griffiths and Philpot,- Glo'ster.
London, England, 1801-02-23

LONDON, FE,BRVARY 23, iBol.,

TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION,
• By-. Mr.
. At his Great 100r11 in Pall-Mall,
On THURSPAY'N EX T; at Two o'Clock, precisely,
TWO.ORRERIES;,:most ingeniouily and ex.
pensively constrated by Air. MARTIN;
to illustrate the Pllcenomena Tides, Eclipses, and
the Motions of the Heavenly Bodies, according to a new
Sysitht. ' •
The aboVe have been publiclyexhibitcd to the curious,
and are now to be sold witbout. reserve.
London, England, 1801-02-23

RR/Xi/Aid, FEB. 20.

Sitaiary the Si. Goo. rge, of 98 guns, Admiral
Lord. NELSON, for Portsmouth.
Arrived the Rime/4 of 74 gnus, from the Chan-
nel Fleet, and towed in the ship Dackiasfield
of London, bound to the'West Indies, which she
fell in with onciliy, having her fore-mast, bow-
sprit, fore, main, and mi/4n ',top-masts gone,
and otherwise greatly damaged, which she re-
ceived by one' of the Ships of the Convoy running
on board her.

Arrived the joseih and Dolly Cu. tterE front a
•
Cruize. Wind S. W.

PORTSMOUTH, FEB: 22.

YESTERDAY Admiral Sir HYDE PARKER 110iSt_
ed his Flag on board the London, of 98.kuns.
His. Majesty's Ship St. George, bearing the
Flag of Admiral Lord NE LEON, arrived yesterday
from the Westward. Captain Sir THO. DOW.
13kIDGE immediately landed from her, and set o'
for London, Lord NE LSON landed here this day,
Arrived early yesterday morning, His Wes.
ty's Frigate La Loire, from a Cruize. In coming
in, whilst dark, she got on shore, and remained
all night ; but got off in the tnotning'without
a.
damage.

Arrived this evening, His Majesty's Ship
Hazard, captain BuTTERF ILLD, with thehome.
ward-bound East India Ship Tr:tott,, P
LOP, which she met in the Channel, and convoyed
into Port. The Triton left Madras on the loth
of 06tober last ; came home froin St. Helena a
single Ship ; left there the
Royal Charlotte,
Cornelis, • .
Waliner Castle,
Glatton,

.. Capt ROW'.
Capt. Covrxn.
- • Capt. BQNHAI4O
Capt. DittnihrONA.

Admirals Sir HY P.OtiCTR and Lord.NFL
soN are _expeaed
,to immediately for
North Seas.
London, England, 1801-02-23

LOTTERY.,

C. POPE tespeettO 11 in ts the Public in
general, acid his Friends in particular, that the
Lot !cry' is on the very point of drawing(Monday.next). •
cacithive V:iricty of Tirlets and. Skives, by far ex.
ceercling any Office in I.odon, is now on Sale at his Of-
fice No. ts,•cornerof the Royal Exchange, fronting the
I;4A-a Eitgland.
frr Immtnliale application is particularly solicited,' as
every ttpi,carariCe ,ithitettes a considerable advance in the
price of- Tickets and
.Shares by next Friday and 'Saturday.
London, England, 1801-02-23

PLYMOUTH, FE B. 21.

• THE following ,French Merchantmen arrived
•
here last evening, viz. La Cadle Brig; laden
with hides, sardines, &c. from Quimper bound to
Bayonne, captured by the incendiary, of 14. guns,
Captain R. D.-Durril ;' Brig Le Jupiter, laden
with wine, from Bourdeatnt• bound to Bayonne,
captured by the Sprigbdi Cutter, of .14. guns,
Lieut.R.jUMP ; am:la French Sloop, laden with
wheat, captured by the Achilles," of 14. guns,
Capt. G. MURRAY.
Arrived' the Danish Ship. Twee Gobroeders,
Dflik KOELEN master, laden with Salt, from
Alieantbouhd to Copenlu:gen, detained by the
Earl St. Vincent Schooner, Lieut. IT. Bekvet ;
and the Danish Galliot Noisome Add, from •Bilboa
bound to Croisick, in ballast, detained by .the
indefatigab/e, of 4.4. guns, Capt. M. 11. ScaTt.
Arrived the Brig Hondnra; Packet, Letter bf
Marque, of 8 guns, of and from. London, bound
to Honduras, laden with a valuable cargo. She
was' captured in the Channel on the 9th instant,
within a few leagues of the Lizacd; by a-French
Brig. Privateer, of, t 4. guns, after atiesperate Mtion
of two hours, in which the former had all her
Crew (consisting of nine persons) wounded, her
rigging andisails cut to pieces, and received
other considerable dainage : she was re-taken- on
the t ith, off the Isle of Bas, by tb6 Spitfire
.-,loop of War, Capt. Kr E IP, and tent for this
Port ; but owing to ,strong Easterly winds, was
driven on the Irish Coast, where she was in
imminenr•danget of being lost, owing 'to the
damaged state of her" rigging and sails, which
.prevented her from beating to windward.'

•Arrived L'lmpeleux,,.of 7 84unst I;Capt. Sir
E:*Pii.t. 1: NV, Bart. Venerable, of 74. guns; Capt.
S. HOOO, and Amelia, of 44 guns, Copt; Hon.
C. I-1 ExLE It T, from the Channel Fleet.
Sailed the Beaulieu, of 4o guns, Capt. S.
l'orNTz, and La Lsire, of 46 guns, Capt. J.
NEW MAN, on a Cruize to the Westward:
London, England, 1801-08-15

PLYMOUTH, Arc. ;3.

SAILED the. Netley Schooner, of 18 guns, with
the horneward-hound Oporto ships under cunioy;
to the Eastward ; and the Pelican, of 18 guns,'Capt.
TflicKNEssr, with a ConVoy for the Downs.

Arrived the Sylph Sloop of War, from the klpet.

PORTSMOUTH, AUG. 14.

Six. Sail of the Line lately arrived from the North
Sea, will sail to-morrow for the Channel Fleet, as
a reinforcement. It is currently reported that the
French Fleet are preparing to sail.
This evening a Frigate made signal for Convoy
t. the Mediterranean.

A Gun-brig has made signal for Convoy to the

Downs. .
A Ship eof the Line has this evening dropped
down to St. Helen's.
The St. Fiore's' zo and Sea- Horse Frigates, this day
arrived from cruizing on the Coast of France.
London, England, 1801-08-15

To this account we have only to- add at.r sincere
congratulations on an event which tenders : all far-
ther contest in 'Egypt on the part of the French
vain, if not unprofitable.

WE yesterday, as we mentioned when we inserted
Mr. TOOKE'S Letter, received Paris Papers to the
1 2th inst. which, however, contain no one fa& of any
importance. Some observations in the Moniteur, on
certain paragraphs in our English Papers, respcaing
M. OTTO, will be found curious. It is to be re-
gretted that such observations should have found
their way into a British Journal, and should have
thus afforded the Monite,ar a pretence for Attack.
The manner in which the Official caper speaks of
Mr. ADDI NGI ON and his Colleagues, is a proof of
the very conciliatory conduCt which Administra-
tion has pursued towards the. French Govern-
ment.

Of Egypt, no mention is made in these Journals,
nor do we yet discover what more the Historian is
to remark respeeling the late Attack upon Boulogne.

To-morrow His Royal Highness the DUKE of
Yottg will complete the 38th year of his age ;
THEIR MAJESTIES will receive the Compliments
of the Nobility at Gloucester Lodge, Weymouth.
Major-General DON is appointed to command the
Volunteer Corps of the Western Distria, and is in
consequence stationed at Exeter, a central point.
The smaller'Corps are forming themselves into one
body.

The Lieutenancy of Devon are taking the lead in
fixing on alarm.posts fur the County to rally
round, and on a Staff consisting of Adjutants,
Guides, &c. to assist them in arraying the Posse-
comitatis. Several Gentlemen of respdtability have
already volunteered their services to act as such. •

Mr. RUSSELL, of Exeter, the great Proprietor of,
the extensive run of the western Stage Waggons,
has most liberally offered them to Government at
any time and place—having t.diretled his Agents
to have the same unloaded immediately when call-
ed on.

They write from the Frontiers of Holland, that
the Batavian Government, wishing to deprive this
Government of all means of becoming acquainted
with the preparations and the other dispositions
making in Holland and the Isle of Zealand, will
not allow any boat or individual coming from•Erig-
land to enter their Ports, under auy pretext what-
ever. Admiral- DE WINTER, Commander of •the
Dutch Fleet, is at Helvoetsluys.
It is almost impossible to conceive' the dtgree of
apprehension which the. French .feel at the idea of
meeting .us at Sea, notwithstanding their thick
ccp'veriv'of glory. One of their Journalists is ex-
tremely witty"upon Admiral Coßxwm,Lts, for
being absuFd-Oough to suppose that the French
Fleet had Nenturcid—uot to sea--brut into the .Outer
Harbour of Brest,
London, England, 1801-08-15

WEYMOUTH, Arc. 13.

THE ROYAL FAMILY last night went to the
.•-Theatre to see the Comedy of Rule a WO' as'
have - a Wife, and' the Farce of Bon Ton.—Mr,.'
LEWIS was greatly applauded in the charades' 01
The Copper Captain, in the Play. The favourite
song. The .Cuckoo, was admirably sung .by Mrs,:
'BRAMWELL. THEIR MAJEi:TIEs appeared in hip
spirits. The Honie was most numerously attended'
This Morning- His .Royal Highness the DUKE d
GLOUCESTER bathed. - -

THEIR MAJESTIES and the Pa. nicEssEs, after
breakfast with their usual party, went on bora
the Royal Charlotte Yacht; there being a. fir%
breeze, , they were. soon under weigh.—THElß
MAJESTIES were saluted from the different ships
in the Harbour. ;
PRINCESS AMELIA, accompanied by Lady IVL
WTNYAR D, took an airing on horseback this moro.
:ing, to Sandsford Castle.

Viscount and Viscountess SUDLEY left this pbo
this morning.

THEIR MAJESTIES have commanded at the
Theatre this evening, the Comedy called A C:0!
for the Heart Ad'', in which Mr. LrIVIS ads the,
"tharader or Md Rapid, 'and Mr. 'Foam( 0/4
Rapid; Miss HUGHES as 7fs.v %Elands: the per-
formances to conclude with the Farce of Who's, the
Dupe.

ELMVBVIWir • RUY POLUIVT4E4-

REGI7I7,ENT.

Tn is respeelable Corps, sensible of the Ingm
charaEter they ought to support as Highlamlersy•
have, on the present emergency, extended their
services to any part of the United Kingdom
The ibilowinx is the Copy of a Letter which sV
underaand has been addressed by their Commandant
to. General VYS E.

SI&,

Edinburgh, Aug. 12, 'Sot,

' 41,
T-is with infinite satisfa4tion Ido myself nc~honaur of
informing you, that:this day, at-the-parade of the Ediriburgh
Roy4l -Highland Volunteer Regiment, when • I thought it
my duty to inquire if it were their With, in the tvent cf.
an InVasion, to extend their services to .any 'part of t..7yre,4 •
Britain, the -Regiment, with one. geper4 31arilatiFri 01:.
LoyaltY, declared' it .to be their arcardentl.visll „ not only to
'extend their Services to Great•BiTitain; but to I rejaiutßi;aliso
(i.Vith the extekonpf three men, ‘iho'exterideci their Servica:
to Qrat Britain only); and this y6,lMitiiry patriotic ;Oft4ilf
the.Nen, •,v;s most k,.yfully received by the 011ic,ery,,
, have the Ifonour to be:,
•
Sir,; .
•
With the greatest respea,
Your most obedient humble Servant,
DAVID DEWAR,
Lieutenant-Colonel Commandant
Edin. 1-li6hland V. Refit,
Lieut .•General V )(sr
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London, England, 1801-08-15

DEAL, AUG. 14.

LORD NE Lsoy sailed early this morning for the
Coast of Franees in the: IVlctiala Frigate, wider a
press of sail, together with a number of Revenue
and hired 'Armed eutters,_ haying- Flatbotiorned
•
Bracts on board,

Ariived from a Cruize, His Majesty sShip LfydeN,
and remain zv th His Majesty's Ships aveiysid and
Aarmar, Galgo Sloop, Veda, Sulphur, and Exido-

sio4 Bombs,
The Sovireign East Indiaman, Capt. Mt TCH E L L,
came down this morning, and is now preparing to
embrace a favourable wind, together with the
Christiana East indiaman, the Conyoy for the
Westward having made signal to get under weigh.
London, England, 1801-08-15

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HANOVER-SQUARE CONCERT ROOMS.
4:ISS LINWOOD's EXHIBITION, with ad-
IV/ ditional PICTURES, IS, RE-OPENED, and will
continue' Every Day, Solidity excepted, frOm.Nine in the
-Morning till Evening. • ' •
Admittance One Shilling. .

:This Day Was, published, •'
In One Volume, 1/re o6tav;, illustrated with Two
Macs and Two 'Plans,. on a ',cry extensive Sea e, price
Fifteen Snillings, in boards,
TH.E.HISTORY of: the CAMPAIGN of
1799, in HOLLAND, composed from. Original
Doarnents; being the Fifth "Volume of the HISTORY..c.f
the CAMPAIGNS of 1796, 97, -98, and. 99, ...in GER-
MANY, 'SWITZERLAND; and, ITALY, price T 4
Guineas in boards. „

Ther,Fifth Volume is sold separately.
Sold by Cadell. and navies,- Strand ; Eg-erton, Charing-
Cross; Wright, Bieradilly ; Gardiner, Princes-street,
vendish-square; Archer; Dublin ; Manners and Miller,
Edinburgh.. •

WILTSHIRE...
, .
. , . • WATER EATON. • •
• TO BE SOLD BY PUBLIC AUCTION; ,• •
.' In Your or more LotS, •
At the Ratn:lnn,• in Cirencester; in 'the County of Glances—
tee;Konday the 26th Day of 061ober next,,between'
• the hours.of Four and Six o'ClieLk in the Afternoon (if not
previously disposed of by Private Contraci), subjea to such
Conditions as shall be then prOthiced.•'
A • VALUABLE FREEHOLD ESTATP: con-
sisting Of the MANOR of WATER EATON, in a
fertile taro of the County. of Wilts, about six -Miles distant
from tnctoxim of CIRENCESTER, upon the Road .Icad._
from thence through Crieklade to Swindon, Marlborough,
,rec. which said road bounds .tlie Estate on the South ; theßorough of Crieklade and the River Isis on the South: West
,and_ North West; comprizing FOUR eligible DAIRY, or
G RAZING It Ar.ms-,,. With suitable and ednvenient F,A
HOUSES; Outhouses StaliS for Cattle, arc. and THREE
,HUNDRED.-andNIN'ETY ACRES. of ARABLE, „TELE-
V.EN'HUNDRED- and FIFTY-FOUR ACRES of rich
MEADOW and PASTURE -LA ND, and about TW E-NTY-,-
,SEVEN ACRESPf WOODLAND, theWHOLE TITHE
FREE; and lying nearly in a Ring Fence ; very conveniently _
situate with reSpeEt to Markets, not only by Land Carriage,
but by. Water, to many parts of the KingdOm, haVirtg.the
Canal' which' fOrms the Grand Jun&ion between the Ri'yer
Severn and the Thames, within a Mile of the Estate, Which
atthrds.an opportunity of always obtaining, Coal, and convey-.
ing the produce of the Farm to more distant Markets.
Mr. .Wrilhani Washbourn of Water Eaton, one of the
TenantS, will show the Estate; and printed Particulars may •
be had by applying to,Mr..lolin Field, Shepton Montague,
r.cat. Bruton, Somerset; at the Office of Mr. Aiessiter, Soli-
cit-Or; at Shaftesbury; or Messrs. Messiter; Wincanton, who
are severally empowered to treat for the same by Private
Contract.
London, England, 1801-08-15

UNIVERSITY OF EDINBURGH

AS - Reputation inl which this University is
.L..deservedly held; continues to attraei great numbers
of Young Centlera...:ii - from a distance,. it may not be unite-
ceptable to Parents and Guardians to be informed,rn ~ that Stu-
theta attending this University may be accommodated with
BOARD-and. LODGING by the Rev.'. R. FE,NWICK,
A. M:-late Fellow of University College; (Oxford, and Mi-
nister of the English Episcopal Chapel .of • LeitN-who also
superintends then- Morals and education.
Mr. F. hass taken a large and cornmodipus House in South
Bridgestreet, opposite the College. His Number is limited
to Twelve,-and each GentleiWri at:cornmodated with separate
Apartinents.•
Terms for the whole Near. - . toO Guineas.
For Nine Months - So ditto.
For Six Months • - - - - • 6o ditto.
N. B. Applications must be made betare the end of etcr-
b.:r.

WI ITING, Ell M_lle RC HANTS'
• COMPTS,. • •
TANTED immediatciy, in, a CLASSICAL
V v -SCHOOL. a PERSON, who has liacteNimitncre in
teaclibw-the above Br.inclie, and who can be well- recoin-
:mended for Abibly, Snbriety, and Attention.. The Situation-
would iatbrd Ltoliqtderable present advant.46-s, w:1:-:h could
hot tail of being augmented. by a- diligent of its

For l'articulars, 21'..-Iress a Line; post-paid}'; to A.B. to the
care of Mr, N ov.:01no, .Printer, Staniforri,' Lincolnshire:

WANTED- TO RENT,.
Not more thin One Hundred Miles from London,.
`'GOOD-FAMILY HOUSE', with about Fifty
Acres 3; Land; fit for -the immediate reception of a
Family a right !pi-Shooting will also u:: required.
Appiy.to Mr. It. Williams, No. r,. Clitirch-streeti Mill-
bank, k'VestmiListcr.
London, England, 1801-08-15

BRITTSH, COMMERCE

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To which will be added, a Variety of comparative Tables.
proving that we are not yet -ruined:. :I_

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London, England, 1801-08-15

, ARCH ER and HAUGHTON; from Dublin,
IRISH POPLIN and TABBINET NIANUFAC.
TUXERS and MERCERS. to HER MAJESTY, Their
Royal Highnesses the Prince and Princess of Wales, Duke
and Dutches 4 of York, Dutchess of. Wirteniberg; and the
Princesses, No. 8, Henrietta-street, Covent-garden, London.
The elevated .patronage of Her Majesty, the dill;.:rent-
Branchs of t‘e Royal Family, and Ladies of the first mil:
and fashion, it is hoped has establimed, in the
opinion of a dis,eriung. Public, the decided superiotity of
Archer and Haughton'; Poplins and s'l'abbinets ; also gold,-
silver, figured and plain Chamberry MuSIMs, and Italian
Sarsoets tor Court Dresses,- Turbans, sc
London, England, 1801-08-15

INSOLVENT DEBTORS.
On Tuesday next will be published, Price is.
AComplete ALPHABETICAL LIST of all the
Persons who have taken, or intend to take the Benefit of
the late Act of Parliament FOR THE RELIEF OF CER-
TAIN INSOLVENT DEBTORS, dated June 27, itot. .
To which isp refixed, a Copious and Correa ABSTRACT
of the said AC I'.

Ey a BARRISTER' AT LAW.
Sold by H. D. Symonds, and Thomas Hurst, Paternoster-
row ; and by all other Booksellers.
London, England, 1801-08-15

LONDON, A UST 15, iSoz.

NOTWITHSTANDING the rapid intercourse which,
subsists between the two Countries, Dispatches
having been yesterday received from Mr. MERRY,
and others transmitted' to Paris. by M. OTTO, the
preparations for offence, and defence are continued
on both sides with the greatest adivity. Lord
NELSON'S Squadron on Thursday 'night received' a
large supply of 'Shells, Shot, and Athmunition, and
,ivould, it was supposed,
,renew the Attack upon
'Boulogne yesterday evening, as the whole Squadron
had sailed from the Downs for Boulogne Bay, which
they must have reached about, two 'o'clock ycster-
day 'afternoon. Each Ship of War had 'a Flat.
bottomed Boat on -Ward.

The Channel Fleet is to be reinforced by Six Sail
of the Line from Portsmouth,. io 'consequence .of a
report that the French Fleet were preparing to
sail.

WE had ye:gerday the satisfaalon to confirm the
.linportant intelligence of the Capture of Cq;rq,.. in

a manner. fully as advantageous as that iti which
it• was .first stated to •have taken iilace, rn part
only 'of
,our Impression we were able to insert the
Letter of Mr. TootcE, which
.announced the event,
and which we now repeat.

EXTRACT OF• A !.,ETTER.'FROM PETRR ;TOOKE, ESQ,

TOW'. RAMSAY, VSf2..D4TED CO4STANIINC4ALE,
JULY 19, IgOI.. .

'f I had the honour to address you on the 17th
instant,* by an Express Courier, in order to in-
form you of the .reduaion of the Cantle and
City of Cairo, by. flis Majesty's and the Otto..
man Army, after, some severe Ations, wherein
the Enemy had lost zoo° men, in killed and
wounded ; and that the remainder, consisting of
4000 men, had surrendered. I have only 'learnt
since, that the Enemy capitulated on honourable
terms, and were to march to Rosetta, to be embark-
ed for. France under 'the escort of British Ships of
War."

* Not received.

6.N 7.->/:" .
NAVAL ...7*.-•1\i!) - NEWS.
- • -7

Non illi imperignt ptlugi, :4,-z:tongue hider:tem,
Sid mihi s.rtr datum.

DOVER, AUG. 14.

A large Supply of Shells, Shot, and Ammunition of
.all kinds,, were last night and very early this morn.:
'ring sent off from hence, on board Lord NELSON'S'
Fleet. in the Downs : soo live:shells were sent in.
one Lugger '; .and this morning about nine o'clock,.
the- Fleet,- consisting of the Frigate which carries his.
Lordship's Flag, a considerable nUmber'of Revenue.
Cutters, each of which had a• Flat-bottomed Boat
on deck, Brimhs, and Gun-vessels, were off this
place from tbe Downs, and stretched across for
Boulogne Bay, which they must have reached
about two • o'clock. Nearly Thirty Gun7boats.
.were seen in. Boulogne Roads yesterday evening.
and this morning; and,it, is generally believed that
Lord NELSON means to attack 'them this evening,
and probably to attempt cutting , them 0ut,,,. should
they retire into the Havly.)Ur.-
Siveral Gentle Men arc gone off in a Cutter, to 'be •
spectators of the Aftion:
A Flag of Truce from Calais arrived very early '
this morning,. biinging Dispatchei.from Mr. Mitt.
RY ;' and in about' an hour after, an Express from
:London arrived /here fron.; M. arro, which was
forwarded to Calais immediately,
London, England, 1801-02-24

FALMOUTH, FED. 21.

ON Thur3day morning last arrived here the
Brig Transport Ra,venstiyorti., Capt. FORLES,
from Plymouth for Cork, with Go Soldiers (4.0
of which were taken on board the Privateer) and
eight women on board, captured on Wednesday
by the Bovanville French Brig Privateer, of 14.
guns, and re-captured.on the next day by the
Allive Excise Cutter, Capt. KINSMAN.
Also arrived the Lady Hobart Packets Captain
BLAKE, from Liverpool ; and the S'prrfire Sloop of
War, from a Cruise. ' •

' This day arrived the American Ship Charles,
Capt. TrioraAs, from Charlestown, with coffee,
sugar, Sc. for orders. Thirty-four days passage.
Sailed the American Ships Rim", FAWN, and
Aretbasa, BUNKF.R,, for Rotterdam ; and Brig'
Unioli, SURGE r; for Liverpool ; Galliot josige,
Herm an;us, Ai,Tz, for Embden, and Landruhe,
GRONING4bI, for Brttnen.

Arrived lafe this evening, the Harnhurgh Brig
Mercury, Cap.t. Pozurctotr, from Tenetiire for
Altona, with muslins; potash, &c. detained by
the /Voila shlp Privateer, Capt. Goo D t
which, had also sent for Port a PrUsSiiin
from Bourdiaux, with-wine..:
PORTSMOUTH, FEJ. 23.

ARRIVED several S4il, of Ytauspoils from
Jer-
scy (last from Plymouth), under CAmvoy'of the

Attack Gtul- ig.

1

SHEERNESS, F-s. z 3.

TH 15 day,sailed His Majesty's Shipsa/tfonfirch,
of 74 gunt; Laptairi J. R. I,ViotsE, for Yarinouth ;
and AlbioN, of
,2 2 gURS, 'Captain) Hi for
the Downs:. •
Arrived His Majesty's Brig Speedwell; Lietif,
J. RiiDDY) from the Rives,
London, England, 1801-02-24

.MASTER•OF THE .ROLLS.IN 'Rt. LAND.

Lord CAST.L4REAGI/ ,said, he rose in pur
1
suance of a Notice which he had. given on a
former•occasion, to-move for leave to:bring in a
,for the purpose. of making the Office of
MASTER of the RoLt.s in Ireland, an effici,ent,
legal. Office. • It- was, perhaps, not necessary .try
inform the. House, that in Ireland',. that OC.e
was held during the pleasure of the Crown, and was
not,. as it was in this Country, an efficient, legal
Office. Under the presetit circumstances, however,
as the LORD CHANCELLOR must neeessarilv be
frequently in this Country, it was necessary that.
he should have ;legal Assistant in the MAstPit'of
the Ikbu.s. With this view, his Lordship said,
he should move for kave:to bring in a Bill for. the
better regulation of the Office of MASTER of the
ROLios, for making it a place for life, as in Eng
land, and for settling the Sala,ry in a manner
fercnt from that in which it was now pair!.
Mr SPEAKER suggested to his LordB,hip,.whe-
flier it- would not,be proper.-to refer it to a Com-
mittee of the whole' House, as part of.the Salary
would-be to be made .good out Of the Public• Fund.
Lord C AUL E RE AG II consented, and moved,
that the 'House should to-morrow restilve itself'
into a Committee of the whole House upon that
subjen.
Mr. BRAGAE MIT& " That it be an instruc-
tion to the Committee appointed to consider of
alterations necessary to be tn;Oe in the E.4o4ing
Orders, in consequence of the Union,, co4idel
of the propriety of altering the qiialifications ne-
cessary for Members of Parliaum.t.',-.;_ozatxed.
London, England, 1801-04-21

Y AIWOUTH; APRIL 20.

ARRIVED the Prince tfOrangc, Capt. BRIDGE,
from Cuxhaven, with a Messeniet.
Sailed the Phenix Cutter, Vide t-e, and 'Hermes
Armed Ship.,

Arrived the Ray, 'of 64 guns, from Sheerness ;'
Favourite Slgob fi4a Cruize ; 'and the Prince
Wilfiam Armed Sh
The Fin.saiiriie has Oft in a Lugger Privateer, of
4. guns, cAled the Antichrist, captured on the 17th
off Tynemouth, with a Ship which she had taken.
The Earl of Leicester Packet, which sailed yes-
terday, returned last night, the wind coming
against her; but she sailed again thisnorning.
London, England, 1801-04-21

.11447'Efil4L PARLMMENT.

HOUSE OF PEERS,

LIONLAV, APRIL 20.

The several Rills before the House were forward-
ed in their tespeaive stages,
The Innkeepers' Rates Bill, together with several
Private Bills, were brought up trom the Commons
and respeaively read a first time.
Some private business was then disposed of, and
the House adjourned till to-morrow,
London, England, 1801-04-21

WEY4IIOUTH, APRIL 19,

AAR ivri) the Grejbarincl Revenue Cutter, Capt.
Wt LIU NSON, with Laa-Petit Pirate French Lugger
Privateer, belonging ,to Brest, Capt. ONSET-FAIR
‘SEPTAN, with i 4 men, pierced for I z guns, mount-
.ing four four.pounden, besides muskets, pistols,
and cutlasses, captured off Portland, after a dace
of seven hours :.three days from St. Maloe's ; had
made no captures ; but the Cruize before had taken
three West-Indiamen, one of which was the Apollo,
which was afterwards cut out of St. Maloe's by the
Boats of His Majesty's Frigate Trent, Capt. Sir
E. HAMILTON.
London, England, 1801-06-25

,14'r11).L.7R P AL 1%1111 4r4: IV T.

HOUSE OF .PEERS',

WEDNISDAY, JUNE 24.

TH t Royal Assent was given by Commission
to nine > Its : among the Public Acts, were Ole In .
demnity and National Debtlis.
The Lords Coiurnis' sioncrs were, the Archbishop
CANTTREIURY) the.LORD CI4ANCLLLOM., and
Loid FlosArr. •
Counisel; Messrs. ll.t 1,-.• AR DS and komr Lt.) , were
.11Card at:considerAble length against. the Downing
College Bill, the further consiticiration o which
was postponed till to-morrow.

Th 4.. Amendments made by. the Commons ire .the,
Insolvent Debtors' Bill were taken into considera-
tion , and after a few observations from the Earl
of ROSLYN an 4 Lord THoßt.ow, delivered . in
a IoW tone of voice, relative to the, Bankrupt
Clause, in which they strongly obji:Eted to emit
part of the Bill, alluding to the various frauds corn-
illitted by Bankrupts, and contending, that, in rea..
lity, for one unrelenting CI-editor there were tea
fraudulent Debtors—their Lordships were induced
to rejea the Clause in question. The other Amend-
ments were agreed to,
'-and MA- etria ' gewas ordered
to be sent to acquaint the Commons theresvith.
The Amend-ments made ,by the Commons to
Campbell's Divorce Bill were, on the 'Motion of
the DuKt of Cr."-arNc E, taken into consideration,
ind agreed to; by their Lordships.
The'Bills upon the Table wereiforwarded in *their
respective stages ; after which some private busi-
ness was clispot.-ed of, and their Lordships adjourned
till tomorrow, °
London, England, 1801-04-17

../4 This Motion refers in part to a sale& men-
tioned by an, I-109..Gentlenian (Mr. statatuA:Nr.--
L am sure the House may repose full confidence that
ihe relatives 'of these Officers will. receive every
,onsolation.they can derive from the 'paiernal kind:
Tess of their Sovereign, as w.eltas the respea and
;ratitude of their_ Country." The Motion was then
iut and carried nem, con.
The CHANCELLOR of the Ixe. np2utit moved,
I That an Humble Address shoilld be presented' to
its MAJESTY, praying that he would'be pleased to
Ove diteetions that the Papers laid before the House
)11, the El- instant should be.corrununicated to the
Lards.''---Agreed to.
The CHANCELLOR of the ,EXCH.EQUER then
niggested the propriety of meeting at an '.early
hour to-morrow, to receive His Majesty's Answer
to the Address.
The CHANCELLOR of the txcitEotiE* then
moved the Order of .the Day, for gOininfo. a.
Committee upon the Sedition 8i1f.,-,—The House
having resolved itself into a Committee, the blanks
of the Bill were filled up, and the Report ‘Vas cit.-
, • , .
deled to be received to-morrow.
. Adjourned at six o'clock.
t was understOod that the'Honse *O4l meet
to-morrow at eltven - -
London, England, 1801-04-17

PLYMOUTH, APRIL

ARRIVED the Brig Beaver, belonging to, and
bound for kfull,- Miefirk. EL.CoNNOA .snaster, laden
with wines, froM Oporto. She' 'Wall captured :at
four, A.M. on the i 2cli, by La Brarme Freneh
Lugger -Ptivateer, of. i¢ guns, who took 'out the
•
Crew, and. put Ave.:Frenehmen on hoard, to conduct
her to Botirdeaux,• leaving Cay,t. C6NNoit and a
little boy. on board :the Bervyer. The Privateer
then luitted .her, and when got at a convenient
distadee, Capt..Coxsoß seized on the Prize- master,
who :way in the cabin, tied his legs *and hands, and-
then ran up on deck, overpowered the remainder of
the Frenchmen . (one of whom by some acident fell
overboard, ,and :Was drowned), and re-took the
ship :.fell in same,:k . With La Loire Frigate, to
whom Capt: CoEtthi :made a.signali on. which-she
• • ,•
bore down; -fihit pftiekeereW on board,' who brought
•• - ; „. • -
her in here. ....- '

Arrived' the Danisjy. 134 De litirlll/11 HEN_
DR ICK LEEnglur master, from`St. -Thomas's, laden
with coffee, cotton, sugar, &e. • detained by the
jam Ft:ig-atc.
London, England, 1801-04-17

TO THE NUBILITY AND GENTRY.

MERLIN,
,impressed with the deepest senti-
ments of gratitude, fOr the long and universal Encou-
ragement his past tabours have met with from the Lovers and
Incouragers of Philosophical and Mechanical Improvements,
and thereby stimulated to increasing endeavours to amuse and
please, begg to inform the Amateurs of Arts and Science, that
}ie. has latelyadded to his Museum sevin-al curious Balances,
cone of which, in particular, will weigh one hunched persons
Sn fifteen minutes without weights. - •
- To be seen.at :We Repertory. of his Mtikum, • No. xi,
princes.street, Hanover-square.
Open in the morning from eleven till three, at as. bd.
find in the e?vening from seven till nine, at 35.—Closes at ten.
London, England, 1801-04-28

MONT BLANC,—BY HIS j E.STY's Sl-11 N VIPER.
I mniediately after the Sale of ihe Cargo of the Ship l'Aurorc,
will be sold
•

'H F' Handsome Fast-sailing Copper-bottomed
Schooner MONT BLANC.--Ditnensions, length ,ilott
75 feet Si- inches.; breadth r 8 feet 6 inches ; depth in the
hold 8 wet; hitilileiCiUTZS 108 69-94 tons ; square sternal,
pierced fur _ten guns, coppered to water mark.; is a. re-
markable 'fast sailer, would, nuke an excellent Privateer,
Letter *Marque, and is tniitable tut any other service where
burthen and dispatch are required ; capi,ured. on her voyage
from Cayenne to l'Osient, by Nlajesty's -Cutter Viper,
erundati Coghlaii, Esq. Corninander ; now • lying in CA t-
W 3 Mk, and tlierJ to he delivered.
After Which will he sold the C:trgo landed from said 'Vessel,
consisting of the following GOccis :
For E xpartttion. For Exportation:
'36 Bags Coffee 48. Casks Anfiotto
Cask ditto_ , - 46 Bales Cotton
5 Cisits Cloves ig Vlephants Teeth
6 Brass-guns 4 lion guns

With a'*atiety of other Sto:es..
The abOire Vessel, , Cargo, and Stores,.mar be viewed, Ca-
talogues and ftiventori,:s had, on appltcation'to Edward I.ynu,
Esq. Agent, at Plymouth; &Mlle .Ptilew, Esq. Agent,
atFaltnouth,:or to, -PETER SYMONS, Sworn Broker.
London, England, 1801-04-28

L'AURORE, BY HIS MAJEFIt"s Skill' THAMES:-
. Also will be Sold,
'THE Anchors, Cables, Sails, standing and run-
-1 fling Rigging, Blocks, Guns, Gun-Carriages, Bran
Caronades, Shot, ire. lately landed out of the French Ship
L'Aurore, captured on her voyage from the Isle of France to
Bourdeaux, by His Majesty's Ship Thames, Lukin,
Esq. Commander.
Her Cargo; consisting of the following Gootls '
For E yortation. For dome Consumption.
75 Bags oiß r Cask Rice
5 -Repper it Hags dittri '
4 Casks, 8 Bags, anti s 4 16 Bags Calavances
Boxes Indigo
For viewing the Stores and Cargo, Catalogues and ,further
particulars, apply •to Erlwird Lyne, Esti, the Agent, at
Plymouth, to Messrs.
PCEooTkEe
Rands
ylisimitmrds,
Lon-
don ; or to MSewrcohrannlitstok, Leorn.-
London, England, 1801-04-28

MAGDALEN HOSPITAL.
. April to, dot.
PATRONESS—Tat QUEEN.
PlzsiD/M—.TIIE- EA ItL. OF RADNOR.
VICt-PRESIDENTS. •
Dulti,of Northumberland, The Hon.- Philip Piney,
Lordßemney, George Musgrave, Esq,
LtirdGrey de Wilton, ' John Julius Angerstein, Esq.
Treasurer—Alexander Bennett, Esq
THE 'ANNIVERSARY MEETING of the
GOVERNORS of this HOSPITAL- will be holden
at the Lyndon Tavevi,. in 13ishomare-street, -on Thursday
the Both of this inetarit April; 'after: a SERMON to be
preache4 in the Chapel' of the Hospital, in St. George's
gelds,- • • . •,
.Effie Rev. THOMAS RENNELL,D. D. F. A. S.:
Mater of the Temple.
*,„* Fravers to br:;in at twehe o'clock.—Dinner on Table
at five oelock. precisely. - • ••
London, England, 1801-04-28

SALES- BY -AUCTION.

riLymouTH.
At the BROKE R's W &REHOUSE, Waoliter-dteet,
mouth,
. On-FRIDAY, the 15th of May, at Ten, .•
THE handsomefast-salting copper-hottetinhip
LA HURON.. Dirneniious, length on Deck sus feet
43 inches ; breadth below 19 feet 6 inches ; depth in the-lipid
13 feet 4 inches; admeasures 391 yo-94 tons ; square-stera.
ed, pierced for twenty guns, has evelteot Quarters, a tot
Figure Head, 'And copper-bottomed ; appears to be a iterikg.
firm built Ship, and is well calculated for an Armed Vessel,
Privateer, West-Indiaman, Guineaman, or any other Trade
where great burthen and dispatch is required ; her Hull and
Stores are in good order, and may be sent to sea at a trifling
ex pence; now lying iii Catwater. and there to be delivered ;
captured on her voyttgArom the. Isle of Fripce to Bourdearc,
afterla long ehace tio44l's Majesty's Ships Doris, John Halli-
day, ,Esq. and Magifienne, William Ogilvie, Esq. pum-
manders. r

•
For viewing thesaid Vessel; Inventories, and further par-
ticulars, apply to John Harris and. Edward Lyne, Esqrs.
Agents at Plymouth ; -or to Messrs. Weciderbume, Viebster,
and Co. London ; or to'
PETER SYMONS, Sworn Broker.
London, England, 1801-04-28

LARGE OPFICE-PENS PECULIARLY WELL CUT.
THE evident Advantage of having Writing Pens
well cut and, well shaped to the Filiures, and of that
tr' astir Mould, as ripe and seasoned .Qurllsonly are eap.
ab:e of answering and bearing that nice exaanes4,ol points,
which a titan and opendidit will .tender, smooth and fine, as
to write :uly kind of Mxid With i)erleti freedom and pleasant-
nessi This, CirCIIIT*4IICe rast not only be very convenient,
but truly interestin4:to every person in the !mitt ,of writing ;
great pains have been taken to select prOper rock of prime
qualified and seasoned Quills .for. this purpose, in ordei to
remove the evil of bast Pens, so justly and universally Gam-
plainest Of in this Country.
Made and sold by E. Williams (Successor to hfr. litkrnire);
Stationer td the Dike and Ontcheis of York, No. xi, Strand,
London. .
N. 13. Ohl Pens mended, and made as new.
London, England, 1801-04-28

• Afterwards will be Sold,
DART of the Cargo of the above Vessel L'EV-
-11 RON, con feting of the following Goods, for Export.t-

135 a . Bags Coffi!e 1320 Plates Tutenague
t6B Bags Pepper 534 Pigs ditto
Casks.ditto ( 3 Casks ditto
35 Hhds Sugar 3 bap ditto
z Bags ditto.' A quantity of Tortoise S:rell
455 Pieces of Black Ebony 368 Elephants Teeth
ty Baks Cotton 7 Bales Indigo
7 Casks Cochineal With a variety of other Goods.
Being. art -of therCargo of the French-Ship L' H utak,
captured on her voyage front the Isle of France to Bourdeaux,
by His Maje.ay's-Ships Doris, John Halliday, Esq. and Ida-
gieienne, William 00Ivie, Esq, Commanders.
For viewing the Goo;ls, Catalogues, and. further pa.rtieu-
lars, apply to Edward l.ynu and John Harris,lEsqrs. Agents,
at Plymouth - to Messrs. Wedderburne, Webster, and Co.
aerciants, Condon ; or to
• " PETER SYMONS, Sworn Broker.
Immediately after will be sold sundry war-tike and other
Stores, consisting of_cie Ion; 24-pounder, one 52-inch Mor-
tar, GimpoWder and other Stores. •

LES DEUX FRERES, by His Majesty's S-hip DOR! S.
TH"French Gun-brig LFS DF.UX.FRERES.
Dimensions, lsngth on Deck 59 feet gi inches, breadth
below i feet i r inches, depth in Hold, achneastires 9Z 34-94
tons. krench built,. square sterned, would answer for the
`coasting, treit, or any other trades where burthen and dis-
patch is required. Now lying in Sutton Pool, and them to
be delivcred.. A Prize to His Majesty's Ship Doris, John
Halliday, Esq. Commander.
For viewing the Vessel, and for Inventories, apply to Ed,
ward, Lyneand John Harris, Esqrs. the Agents; or to
PETER SYMc.).NS, Sworn Broker.

L'ESFOIR,, by ilis Maiesty's Ship I.'OISE:IU, and 1' rL.
AteSiiieut. War LORD N ELSON.
THE. HandAotne Fast-sailing Lugger Privateer
.
L'F.SPOIR.• Dinr.nsions, length on 1.);..c1:. -rz feet 3
inene4, breadth above Wales 17 feet 3i, depth i.i the Hold,
7 feet '6 inches, Adui'easunit 9 -36-94 tons,. iaware-sterned,
pierced lot to gums, his good
.Quarters, and wot.ikl make an
excellent PrivAccr, or ty admit:ably wall adapted for the
Guernsey OrlUly Trade where fast sailing is a qualaication ;
her Bull astd Stores are in prime condition, and may be sent
to sea at little or no cxptrice.
Captured•by. His :\ lajesty's Ship L'Oiseau, the Right Hon.
Lord Augiuttis Fitzroy', Commander; and' the private Ship
of IVar Lord Nelson, kumphry,Clbson, Esq.. commander.
For viewing the Vessel, Inventories, and turther Particu•
Lars, apply to Edward Lynn., Esq. Agent ; or to
PETER S\,'-lONS, Sworn Broker, Ply Mouth.
London, England, 1801-04-28

SEEDS.
Red Clover, (per cwt.) -
White Clover, ditto ' -
Trefoil, ditto . .
Turnip,.(per bushel) . -
Ryc Crass, (per quarter) -
Cinque Foil, ditto - -
White Mustard Seed, (per bushel)
Brown ditto, ditto
Canary Seed, . • ditto
Rape Seed, (per last) -
London, England, 1801-04-10

AritlL 6.

.„
It is .said that M. MOITLOSIER, the Editor of
the Courier de Loud?, 5, is now in Paris upon an ex-
traordinary mission. It, is a Aed, however, that

lie is to stayibut a•very: few days.—lt is said, that
the present Goveinment; wfiich s -ttiO:situng, not to
he. generous, is taking into, its consideration the fate
of the French .Ex.Princes,,and even of the Emigrants
who lutVe followed them, and that in concert with
the KiNG of Sra' at,
.an Island is fixed upon where.
London, England, 1801-04-10

Caussin, of Paris, -is employed on the trans'-
lation of a very curious antienr-Arabian MS. treat=
inge for the most part„ on that branch of astrono.
my which relates to the lunar course ; it was the
work of I. Junis, and was, after many solicitations,
procured by the National Institute from the Bata.
vian Government. The MS. is in quarto,. con-
sisting of +OO pages, and belongs to the City of
Leyden. . • -4« L
A model of the To%Ntyltf,,Xkprsellles is now exhi.
biting, at• Paris„ The,el.ogtibn ss extremely exa4,
and .fully equals the'bei;utifut collection of models
of fortified places belonging to Goverhment, and
kept at. the Invalids. in this representation of
ntrseilles every individual house may be distin-
guished ; the exad slope' of every roof and. every
street is given, a plan of the neighioOurihg hills, &c.
C. :Kerondel; the artist of thiS curious work, has
added-to the exhibition similar-models 'of the prin.7
cipal remains of antiquity in the South
, of France.
'The Maim carrie, the knphitheatre of Nisnies,
and the famous. aqueduct, the' Pont de Gard, are
among the number.
M. Siever, a Member of the Academy of Sciences
;at Peterskurgh, -a journey :into Siberia; by
!eider of Catherine Ir. in order to introduce the.
'Cultivation of the Siberian rhubarb ( Rheum Siberi.
,clim), and 'other plants of the same genus. His O.: a
!vels:extended through Russian Mongolia,. the coml_
..
try. of the Kirgis, and the frontiers •of China.—
M. Siever is convinced that no person in Europe has
yet had in his possession the entire plant of the true
rhubarb, but only its dried roots.. All the rhubarb
which is found in commerce, is prepared by the Bu.:
chases, a tribe which Were subjeded by the Chinese
eighty years ago, and who-Inhabit the town of Sinai
or Seth-)1 • in the 'Government of Schepsi, 'between
the 3 011: and .both degrees of latitude.. The inha-,
bitants dig up the rhubarb roots from the neigh-
! bullring mountains, clean ir, cut in pieces, and
hang it up to dry in the shade under sheds. This
operation lasts a whole year, and the rhubarb-is not
/ exported till after this. time. The Chinese' never
give any seed to the Europeans. The plant does
not grow to a great height. Its leaves are round,
and set with-small prickles.
The same traveller describes the ititient Scythian
tombs,, which are found every where from 60 to
4.0- degrees of longitude: One Of- them which he
examined, contained a human skeleton, placed east
and west ; the skeleton of a horse. laid north and
south ; a strait two:.edkd sword an ell anti a half
king,. ten iron arrow-head:s„ ,several geld leaves,
two wrought golden rings; -several bracelets Ail.
fully worked, and a harness- ot silvered copper. .
London, England, 1801-06-22

PLYMOUTH, JUNE 20.

SA I LED Le juste, of So guns, and Couraseuxt
-of 74. guns, .to join the Channel Fleet ; Nab! Fri•
.gate, and Spiticre Sloop. of War, on a Cruize ; also
tim Transports with French Prisoner;, for Liter•
pool.
London, England, 1801-06-22

PORTSMOUTH, JUNE 21.

SA IL ED His -Majesty's Ship Garland, Adana!
MONTAG UE, with a large Fleet under convoy for
the West Indies.

Arrived several outward-bound Won Indiamen
from the Downs, and joined-the above.
Also sailed the -Hazard Sloop of War, With
Convoy for the Westward.
His Majesty's Frigates 'Resistance and Carisf;
this day went out of Harbour to Spithod.

.YARAIULItif .JUNE 21.

ARRIVED the King George Packet, MAN' fret
Cuxhaven, with Mails •and Passengers, and
Messenger,
This morning sailed Admiral Dtotsores
on a Cruize on the Coast of Holland, consistilig 154
the following Ships,:—Bititheim, linarwkif)4l#°'
lard, Leyden,' Princest Or.77ge, and Aises#4l,‘/'
•
Cut ter, and liitkrn Sloop.
. Sailed the.fris Frigate, and George Cutter,olll

Ctuize:
Arrived the Irresistible, of 74 guns, from Sheet'
I !less, Pjlades Lad, Any from 4
Cruize.

HAR;VICE, JUNg 2!.

Pass P. this Harbour, His Majesty's Ship frit-
thtible, Capt. 81.IGH, to join the Fleet in Iraf.
mouth Roads j• and yesterday passed to the /sl'ore,
Ship of the Line with the loss of her fore anti wizen

from Baal•