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London, England, 1801-07-02

VACCINE INOCULATION.

' :THE medical supporters, and° friends of. this im-,
pOrtant. discovery ' assembled yesterday at the
Thatched Howse', in St. p4mes's.4ireet, and had

their first Ahniversary Dinner in honour of the
VACCINE Pock INSTITUTION. The Earl of
CfIowaONDELgY" is the President of this useful In-
stitution, and has patronized it with the usual
berality of his character. - The Noble Lord was not
present yesterday, and the Chair was taken by a
Gentleman named MILL' NGTON..

The meeting amounted to near a hundred per-
sons, consisting of some of the most respeaable_me-
dical._charaders • in this metropolis, most of whom,
have put this new, and interesting
.system to the
fullest proof, and who bear the amplest testimony
in favour of its efficacy. There can indeed be no
doubt that this discovery is one of the Most itn."
portant events in the science 'of. Medicine, and it
must afford high gratification to every philanthropic
:mind to see all professional jealousy absorbed in a
generous emulation to extend the pra6tice Of a sys,
tern so obviously conducive to the benefit of man.
kind, in mitigating, if not tending to annihilate,
one Of the most afiiiaive disorders to which hutnati
nature is exposed.

An Ordinance has been issued in Vienna, stritlly
prohibiting inoculation of all kin:l.s, even that of
the Cow Pox, within that Capital.

The Batavian Government have discovered that
the good people under their dominion enjoy too
much' freedom. They have theretbre determined to
limit and .put under restridion the Liberty of the
Press, and it is now referred to a Committee, to
consider in what manner the privation of this Li-
berty . may be best brought about.
The late Lord STONEFIELD had sat as one of the
Judges of the C.Ourt of Session, exactly Thirty-nine
years ; he having been raised to the Bench on the
•t6th of June, 1762.
Yesterday evening, Mr. HIND, of Cheapside, one
of the Gentlemen of the Westminster Light Horse,
while• exercising in Hyde Park, was thrown-frc.:3
'his horse, and so much hurt in his head that his life
is despaired of. He was taken to the Ridiughouse,
'where surgical assistance was immediately procured.

On Tuesday morning Mr. goys, of the Navy-
Ofgre, c1,r,,,,)ed down dead at Nit house in
ampton-row, after having eaten a hearty breakfa.,t.

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London, England, 1801-07-02

s. Essays, Philosophical and Nioral, Histdrical and Lite—
rary ; two.new Editions, cortecled anti improyed,..viz. One
in a Quarto Volume,., price 11. Is. boards ; and one in two
Volumes 061avo, price 145. boards. ,• •"-
6. Remarks on Mr. Marsh's History of the Politics of
meat Britain and France, &c. Quarto and Oetavo, price
..6d. each, . -• • -
7. Reply to the Rev. Herbert Marsh's- Vindication of a
late Work, stiffed the History 6f tht.. Politics of_ Great Britain
and France, Zee., in Quarto and -o,:tavo, price 2.5. 6d. each.
London, England, 1801-05-30

BURG.

Letters from Berlin, of the 't 2th inst. menton,
that the Russian Amdassadar, KRUDNER) had on
the preceding day given a great diplornalic.dinner,
at- which General BiiI7itONVILLE .and, Lord CA-
arsroar were placed at table next each -other.
Volitical,observers fancy they discover in• this
ctimstance, another proof of the desire of the Ca-
binet of Petersburgh to bringahout.imcific arrange-
ments:4. • •

BREST, MAY zi.---Adm. VII.LA,RET JUT FUSE,,
Who arrivtd here on the 16th, hoisted his Flag on
the I.7th on board- the Qcca7. The whole Fleet
saluted him : the Spani.l.rds with the same marks of
respea as they had paid to Admiral GILAViNA.
HAGUE, M. 21.—Several_versiqns of theNcw
Constitution are in circulation, all of which the
Committee has declared to be fai;e. It is,
however, certain, that the Legislative Body will
be divided into twt) Chambers ;. that the one
will consist of 37 Deputies, and_ the other Qf 16,
The Meeting of these Chambers is to take place
twice a-)ear. The firF Sittinfr, is to be from the
ISEII of April to the Ist ok June; the last from the
of. isth of October to the :51 o December. The
Members are to have a salary of 2000 florins per
annum.

There is also to be a Regency, in whose hands
the Executive Power is to be Jodged. It 'is to be
composed of Seven N4embers, with a Salary of
oiooo flcrins each. This Regency- is to have under
it a Scere.ary of State ; another for Foreign Affairs ;
another for-War ; another for Naval Affairs, -and .a
Secretaryci Intczior.

BARCE:,ON,I, MAY 13.--A detachanent of the
47th Demi.brigede, from Afautp:lii,r, passed through
here a fortnight ago, on its road to CartLageivz.
Another detachment is nOW proceeding to same
destination. Orders have been given to prepare for
the reception of +ooo men of the best Troops in
France, wito.are, it is Faid", not vtt-aClay-sjoUrocy
from hence. Nine hundred French Sailors arc also
to repair hither. They will immediately go to Car-
thaserta‘; and "the ia,,a troops will take the road to
Suragcara..=—There are in our ports- SecTil oreight
sail of transports. , ;
London, England, 1801-05-30

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I NTil6l' INC TR. !ALS.

TIIC,ICI NG againit GEORGE WOODFORD THEL-
LUSSON, for wilful and corrupt Perjury ; and GEO.
WOODFORD THELLUSSON, Esq. against RICHARD
COPINGE;, on :tn Aaron of Damages for io,ogol.
for a malicious Piosecution. These causes are- ap.
pointed for trial on Wednesdarmorning, the 3d of
June, li-efore__ Lord KENYON 1111t1 a Special Jury of
Me.rch,ants, at, the 'Guildhall of the City of London.

SPORTING INTELLIGENCE.

GUILDFORD, MAI, 20.

its Majestyti'Plate tongs.' for 4-yr olds,- tost. 411).---s yr
olds, tzst.'6lb.--6-yr olds, tact.--anti 110,. I2St. 2,1 b.
Four-mile heats.

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Ld Sackville's h. h. Wil aer, by King Fergus, aged 2 1 I
Capt. Rigat's ch. h. Slapbang, s.yrs. (rode by the
owner) .. - . 1 .2 2-

. The excellence -of the Amusements at the Royal
Circus is the theme of the' Polite Cirales; anti ter_
tainly they are not to be excelled for rationality,
taste, and in : amongst these, the Pantomime
of Harlequin Mamaluke has to boast of Scenes which
possess: mirth, grandeur, and affeaing inci(knr ;
this, with the Serious Pantomitne of Rinaldini, an,i
the' Speaacle Of the Northern Fleet, in which th!
invincible, bravery of the British, both by Sea anti
Land, is, most highly conspicUous, are considered as,
chefd'auvres of Theatrical and Scenic effect, by
.the numerous frequenters of that Theatre.
London, England, 1801-05-30

•••, • V IVIUUt '..iirtto
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28, Off Cape Sumana. •
29, Made Porto Ric:ca.—Front wbieh Coast the Squadron
takes its d;:parture for England, as we suppose.

The Islands at which the squadron has `touched
have been in general very healthy ; neither does it
appear that the Squadron ,has lost a man by the
fever. Several of the Ships on the Station
have sett reek
,lost a man these tee months.
Refreshments at Martinique. at tolerable prices ;
bur ar Pdttßoyal and Kingston, rather exorbitant ;
the articles of bread, sugars, fruit, &c. being mach
more reasonable in England.
At St. Domingo, ToussAtwr, relying on the
peaceable disposition of the English, has reduced
his Army to 25,000 men.
Some French, Prisoners have been lately shot at
Jamaica, in the following manner : It is customary
there. to read and explain an Order to Prisoners confin..
ca in the Prison ghip. s, that if they attempt to escape
they will be shot. The meaning of this order is to
intimidate them from attempting to escape, The
Lieutenant commanding the Priscin Ship • at Port
had left those orders with the Master, an&
Pot 'on shore, where he generally is with his
vifeand family. In his absence, some of the pri,
sneers who had the former order explained to them,
'were found
.attempting to escape in empty casks,
l'hich were about to be sent out:of the ship for flu-
lufgr The' Master,- who Was the orrunantling
Officer, immediately .ordered the caski to be thrown
civet-board arid fired on by the Marines, by which
rash 44 of this Officer, and of him singliand only;
ten men were killed in the casks, and one or two
Lrt. The remainder Were taken up 'again, but
two of the killed drove on shore.
The Master was tried by a Court Martial, but ac-
Tlittul, in consequence of his orders, and the exe-
ction of those orders meeting with the approbation
(4f: his StiperiorlaffiCer, the Lieutenant. Bat this
'PProbation has betn fatal to his Superior, the Lieu-
t"atiti has 'it has since cost him his Commission,
15eing by Sentence of Court Martial 'dismissed the
'Service in the most ignominious manner ; from
which circumstance some of his family are
since
dead, and himself and'others dying.

PLY Al UT.II, MAY 28.

At ItrOEt, the Suwarrow hired Armed Schooner,
from a Cruize off Brest. The, Enemy's Fleet, in
the Outer-road of,that Harbotir, on the 25th inst.
,:onsisted of Seventeen Sail of the Line (six three_
deckers, and eleven two.ckekers), Twelve Frigates,
4,,a Nine Corvettes; and in the Inner parbour
Eighteen Sail of the Line (four three deckers, and
fourteen
,two deckers), Three Frigates, and One
'corvette. Those in the Outer road are ready:foi•
Sea) and it was expected they would sail ' in the
Course. of a few days. There - were also several
Transports in the Harbour; supposed for the purpose
f receiving I.'koops..
Arrived the Renard Sloop of War, frwn a Cruize.
London, England, 1801-05-30

ROYAL ANIPHITHEATRE,
ASTLEY's WESTMINSTER 'MIDGE.
' Underthe Patroraage of Their R6yal Highnesses the Pit He
of WALES and Dune of Yak, K.
G.: Most assuredly, the Last Three Nights of THE IRON
TOWER„
as onTHURSDAY NEXT, the 4th of lune,
will be presented an entire new NATIONAL SPEC;
TA CLE (adapted for Stage Representation hy Mr. Astley,
jun.) founded on the late important OCCURRENCES In
yrr. .
r\N- MONDAY ist, TUESDAY za and WED
NESDAY the 3d ofiune,. iSoti will be presented, for .
the last Three Nights, the popular Caledonian Spedacle of
.THE ,IRON TOWER....
To which will be added, for the 7th time, the following En-
tertainments, viz. A new Comic Divertisement, called
DARBY 'AND JOAN...
A New Ballad, to be sung by Miss Gray, called,
THE DEATH OF. THE HARE.
Various Extraordinary EQUESTRIAN EXERCISES, by
the first Perforrners in Europe.
The Whole to conclude with the last New Pantomime,
-called
. PUSS -IN Boars •
Or, HA 14.1, N Nri) .THeOGRE I
With the na,,,st extensiv.: Display ,of Scenery. and .Machinery
ever produced.'
Doors to be opened at Half-past Five ; Curtain rise
at Halftpast Silt-precisely.
Second Price at Half-past Eigot o'Clock.
Box, :v.—Pit, 2s.—Callery, is.
Places for the Boxes to be taken at the Amphitheatre, of
Mrs: Connell, Box-lieeper.

MARRIED.
On Thursday, at Mary-le-hone Church, by the Right
Hon. Lord' George Murray, ishop of Sr. David's, Captain
Drummond,-of the Royal iavy-, to the Right, Hon. Lady
!.lenzies, eldest &taught a of His .G race the Duke of
Athol. * . •
Lately, }oho Holines, Esq. of Liverpool, to Miss Board-
man.
London, England, 1801-05-30

SHEERNESS, MAY 29.

1 II is day sailed His Majesty's Ship Nerni:ils, of
zg guns, Captain Ow EN) for the Downs.
Brilliant was taken into Dock.
Thi, day being the Anniversary of the Reston•
tion of King CHARLES IL a Royal Salute was fired
t,
Y the Batteries at twelve o'clock, which was re.
Pe4ted by seventeen guns from each Ship at the
15—) at one o'clock.

DEAL, MAY 29.

4
1113 Majesty's Ship Serapis• arrived this morning
with a Fleet tiiidr convoy from the Mediterra.
neap) and the .Friends and Verona Extra Ships, from'
Bengal, which proceaded for the River.
a 'Arrived the Lapwing, Investigator,
r'd Gannet Sloops of War, and Areber Gun.brig,
from the Westward. They remain with the 0.1,0,1-
44 Eugenie, and Fri-refer Gun.brig„ Rivf GtOrge
d'd.r, 1'44 and V;gilant Lnggers„ Guelderla;td,
Pithitrite, and Gdatea littch Ships of War.

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•
Letters from Autwerp state, that by the new
_arrangements adopted betwetn the French and l3a.
tavian Governmeuts; the number of French troops
which are to remain in the pay of Holland, includ_
irig the Legion of Franks of the North, is to be
30,000 effeetive men. , ,
London, England, 1801-05-30

TO THE LADIES.

The happiness of both Sexes is 'so conneaed with
the increase of female charms, it is not to be won-
dered at that the inventive genius shoild be cm-
ploYed-to discover' what may be innocently used to
assist Nature, • in keeping the tyrant man in a state
of pleasing bondage tb the softer sex. This,disco-'
very is now made, and as imposition has been but
too frequently ;?raetised upon the creduous, the
Gentleman who is the inventor of the iVIA.oNEI3c
CREAIq, has consulted the deßeacy of the Sex,. by
committing the sale of this curious..and elegant pre-
paration to a Lady of honour and respectability,
who has authority To return the money, if this in-
nocent Liquid does, not give to the skin:that peat-
liar fairness, which, as well'as bestowing delicacy,
bespeaks health, and throws an animation into the
countenance, which ,shall giv4 the eye the full
power to. charm and fascinate. For the hand and
arm it is prepared in a different fOrm, and if delicacy
would moat the ,names of those Ladies to be men-
tioned who 'have approved this innocent Compoii...
non, their number would exceed .belicf,- for rank
and fashion.' It can be had only at No. t 3, Brown-
low,-street,' near Nolborti, in bottles
at Jos. 6d. each. Lc.-
'N.I3. 'Ladies rewliug,, in the Country, by in-
closiug a. one-pound note, may have two bottles
sent to them, safely packed' in a,box, With bills of
directions, to any, part of the.kingdoin.

A FACT.—Hunking.Razbrs, or the Treple Rai
zor, doubly secured with 'a guard to prevent cut-
ting, with six Blades changeable to one Halt, but
only one Blade can be used in the Handle at the same
time : the nearest -description, is, they as as a
Plane, though used as a common Razor, very 'use-
ful for the Army or Navy, especially in squally
weather, or for Gentlemen with nerVous complaints,
or young and timid Shavers. To 'prove their uti-
lity, a Gentleman has shaved himself with one, of
these Razors, travelling along the road on horse.
back, and citn repeat it again to satisfy a doubtful,
curiosity ; recommended as something not common,
and may be said, on the first view, that it is more
than giver was expeeted to he seen made useful in
the shape of a Razor. Price 21. 125. 64t. including
Packwood's Razor Strop, joined to a Case in a
Small compass. 'These strops are a great expedient
at this time, suitable to' the invention well known,
in England, Ireland, and other parts 'abroad, price
35. 6d. ss, and ros. 6d. each, and a Box of Paste
2s. 6d, to repair and keep them in good order. Sold
by the following Perfumers : Mr. Love, No. 12,
Haymarket ; Messrs. Hendries and Son, middle of
Shug-lane Meslrs. Rowneys, No. 9g, Holborn-
hill ; Mr. Sizeland, No. 2, Vere-Areet,. Caven.
dkli-square ; Mr.. Vickery, _
'.1•7 .o. 6, 2ay.; stock.
st reet ; and wholesale 'and retail by Mr. Raeburn,
Edinburgh , and Mr. Simmons, Dublin.—The above
Raiors sold only by Mr.ra*wood, NO. t 6,Grace.
church-street, "London.

N, B. An sorts of Razors ground,-.set, and put
in goad order, wiiVPeculi# care.
London, England, 1801-05-30

CONCRETE LEMON JUICE.

Mr. COXWELL, of Temple-Bar, h2ving been
given to understank,r,that some other Acid .has
been sold for Concrete Lemou Juice, firls it ne-
cessary to observe, tfYiat .he is pet mittcd to refer
to the highest Authorities in this Kingdom, for
the purity of that prepared by himself ; and he
trusts that the precaution of signing eve-y Package
with his name, and in his own:hand-writing, will
afford sufficient seeurity.against imposition to those
who shall be.desirous to make use 4 This conve-
nient and elegant preparation.
London, England, 1801-05-06

EGYPTIAN EXPE D I*o

EXTRACT OF A LETTER FROM AN OFF IC ER-OF
RANK IN SIR RALFH,..ABERCROMIIVIS.
DATED CAMP, NEAR ALEX ANSA CA.,- 'MARC H
17, tBO I .

"TB E Lake 'of -Aboukkor Maadia, 'naviga.
ble in all irs length ; it has been formed within
these -few years by an irruption .of the sea; _at pre-
it is covered with boats 'of provisions, stores,
amtmtnition, every thing in slipri; that we want,
and williff&mid 'not have well been conveyed by
any othti means. -
" The Enemy seems undecided in hii motions,
and I am 'in hopes may separate hii fOrce ,so much
as to catty- no where a solid resistance. The Vizir
Moved front jfifa on the:740.4-)1 February, and we
heat; that his AdvatiCe44comil...of.Mamelulses 'has
,advanced.-ti) UP 4,0 j4t learn,
reached Damanho. tiililkiif.2 e;'lftliV about Isoo
Horse but ,we',are.,orfitto thoineb if his whole
force was -assembled; ivefilvt)t-iniltplier and' I
assure you our people nmy:f4l4N.-iltes7:liseci.to
and have-the'utmost contempit for the French, esPe_
cially for their Cavalry.-In alt here 'are una—
nimous—Regiments of all kinds, colleCted- from. all
places, have met in one body—they have moved
and formed with a regularity and 'order,, of 'which
no other
.Infantry in Europe is capable ; forlowhig
one system, speaking one military langiiage; not
the slightest:mistake; not the smallest confusion has.
occurted.-7and the whole Army' of Egypt trill bear
testimony of the truth of svhntl saY. •
We have stftl a hard job or two befOre we cart
open trenchesr—once within good. bombarding dist-
ance, 1 think 41e.Kandria will :not holdieng,"

The remains~ 'if' the late MwuArt
E. of the Navy •Office,. the brother oftord Wti
soil, were Sund 4,13“ conveyed into Norfolk,
a.od.,irterred in the Family Burying Place.
_ .

A tart load of tobacco was -seized' ;yesterday
morning on Westminster Bridge. 'The smuggled
property was stopped by the Watchman, ;ind through
his means conveyed to the Custom-House. -
Yesterday
.morning an Inquest was,taken on the
body of a woman of the name of JohnsOnE,.hcfore
W. WALLEk, Esq..-Coroner for Middlesex, at a lint
on,Stepney Common, where she was Murdered. the
preceding morning, and robbed of z as. The Jury
returned a Verdiet. of Wilful-Mahler agatnsr some
person unknown.. • •
A Prench-Prieoner,. Jon de Silivh3ptf the. Diablo
la Quatre, died: from' 'bikiialtiitlr t}:e Hospital.
at Mill Prison, Plymoatiaollo4l4l4Villir g.ain.)ted
away eight days provisiowl4irthody.was opened,.
'and thp Surgeons declared that bcdied.for,want. of
sustenance: The Agent; Mr..Clevairon, 11i? taken
and destroyed all. their lamirig-tables but so Inve-
terate is their itch for gambling, that they itr*c
billiard tables on the earth. <

On Tuesday. Dixon, a Corprrat in the, I.Bth.
Dragotins,lying in 'the Barracks, hear the
city of York, deserted, after breakirg-6pen -a:glt:tr;
ter' Master's box belonging to .the.-aine Re.giment,‘
• ilidefroin 1.4.01.,in cash arid notes, The
.
-robbery teintihimediately'llisrol'el, parries wts:
insthntly sent off, and Ice was taken at Stamford
Bridge.
London, England, 1801-05-06

BIRMINGHAM WORKHOUSE.

WANTED at- Midsummer next, a GOVER.
NOR and COVE RNE SS, to superintend the Work-
house in Birminghfttn, svhere there are now about One
Thousand Poor. No Person need apply Who'cannot produce
rtspetiabie testimollials orAbilities for such an undepaking,
and alSo to Moral Character. • • -
Applications,. with proper Testimonials, to be direaed
(post-paid) to Mr. J. Wright, Vestry Clerk, Birmingham,
on or bcforc the 29th of May.
London, England, 1801-05-06

From the LONDON GAZETTE, May

BANKRUPTS. -
John Clark, of Shoe-lane, carpenter. Attorney, !Kr, R. S.
Taylor, Field-court, G tay's-lun.
John Kayll, of Great Saint Helens, money-scrivener. At-
torney, Mr. J. Skelton, Grenville-street, Foundling.
Thomas Fenner, of West Wycombe, shopkeeper. Attornies,
Mr.. G. Edmonds, Lincoln's-Inn, London ; or Mr. John
Crafts, High Wycombe.
Francis Larard, late of Manchester, liquor-merchant. At-
totnies, Mr. I'. Hewitt, of Manchester; or Mr. R. Ellis,
Cursitor-street. Chancery-lane.
Tames Jackson, of Manchester, muslin.manufaaiirer. At.
tornies, Messrs. Cheshyre and Walker, Manchester.
Thomas Hancock, of Kingswood, Wiltshire,-clothier. At-
tornies, Mr. Perry, Wootton-tinder-edge; or Messrs. Lewis
and lames Gray's-Inn-square.Francis Robbins, of Deretend, Aston, near Birmingham,
merchant. Attornies, Messrs. Kirellerley and Long, of
Syniond's..lnn,' London; or Mr. Palmer or Mr. Mole, of
Birmingham. -
William Boddie the younger, of Chenies-street, Saint Giles
in the Fields, carpenter. Attornies, Messrs. Swain and
Stevens, Old-Jewrv,
William Holmes, of.Puctsey, Yorkshire, drysalter. Afton.
Hies, Mr. Battye, Chancery-lane; or Mr. Lee, Leeds.

' MITIDENOS.
June r. Wm.. Mason the younger, of Richmond, Yorkshire,
grocer, at eleven, at the Town's-Hall Tavern, Richmond.
June 9. J. Coles the younger, of Penton-street, Penton-
villa, brandy-merchant, at twelve, at Guildhall.
Alay zo. N. Morrell, •of Newton-upon-Ouse, Yorkshire,
dealer, at twelve, at the White-Horse Inn, Coppergate.
July 4. J. Richardson, of Holborn, linen-draper, at twelve,
at
June r. T. Beaumont, late of *Wakefield, Yorkshire, iron..
monger, at eleven, at the Straltbrd Arins Inn, Wakefield.
June, a. J. Fickler and H. of Newgate-street,
wholesale linen-drapers, 'at. ten„ at f..; pi ldhall
June z. T. Lewis, of Abtrigdoiiiiterkfit, hemp-manufaanrer,
at eleven, at the NevvAiurnr (2iieettT-Arms, Abingdon.
Nlay zB. Gill Slater, li4terr•9llaNerpool, merchant, at ten,
at the Globe Tavel 0, . ,
junt; 9. Pancras,. AlUilett, of Jaibt Pancras, vintner, at one, at
Guildhall,

June 6. • I::: Holmes, of Foster-lane, jeweller, at ter, at
May 16. ) . Carless, of Row-lane, .Cli6apside, warohousc-
man, at eleven, at Guildhall.
June 9. R. Hayward Gosford, of Pitfichl-street, Shore-
ditch, baker, at twelve, at Guildhall.
Lune 6. Win. Grigg, of Wickham-Market, Sulrolk, linen-
draper, at ten, at~,uildl~ali.
June 6. H. Guest, of &lack/pan-street, Siirrey, oilman, at
ten, at Guildhall.

rune,. T. Whalley and J.• Wilkinson Whalley, of Friday-
street, waremusetneri, at ten, at GAdhall.
May iz. H. Webster, of Fleet otittipner, at ten, at
Guildhall.

.CERTIFICATES.
May 26.
,Eli Rfusgravesrl Leeds, stuff* merchant.
%V. Clegg, late of Beverley, Yorkshire, liuen-draper.
D. f.illcv, of Mancheter, nianufaaurer. . 7 - •
A. Mien, late of Market-Raisin, Lincolushire,,hawker.

THE SUN.

aoLzht QUI4 DICERX VaLSVM AUDZAT ?
London, England, 1801-05-01

HA RIVICH, Arßit 30.

THi King George Packet, PHILIP DEANS Com.;
mander, arrived this morning from Cuxhaven, with
Dispatches from Berlin. This Packet left Cuxhaven
on Tuesday last, and was only forty-eighi hours on
her passage.
The Danish ship Cron Primen, Cu. T. NIELSON
master, -from Christiana, with deals, and under de.
tention at this port, sailed from hence this morning
for London, the place of her original destination, by
Special permission of Government.
The wind blowing hard at East, has occasioned
about fifty sail of Ships to put into this Harbour;
bound to the Northward.
London, England, 1801-05-01

NEW ROYAL 'CIRCUS, ST. GEORGE'S FIELDS. •
'THIS EVENING, MAY Ist, I Sot, will
.
be presented.a Variety of.
NEW EQUESTRIAN' EXERCISES.
Third time, the celebrated Infant Phenomenon,
MASTER SAAINDERS,..
Will go through his astonishing Performances on Horseback.
After which, 23d time,
A New Grand Ballet Pantominie, with entire New Music,
Dresses, Scenes and Decorations, in Two Parts, combining
Song, Dance and Adiou, and founded on historical lads,
called

RINALDO. RINALDINI ;
Or, THE
.SECRET AVENGEP.S.

This celebratoß Outlaw. RINALDO, flourished in the
former part of -.the , last • Century, -and to elucidate his
wonderful atchievements,- sad the' estimation- his valour,
blended with humanity, ptocureci'llirn„, we-have but' to.
quote "the' following passage. from the .P.rcface otitis Ger-
man Historian. All Italy speaks of him : the Ap_
penine Mountains and the Sicilian Valestreshund with tne
name of Rinaldini : it lives in the Songs of Florence and
• Calabria, and in the Ballads of-the Sicilians. • Itrom'the suns-
• mit of the Alps to the extremitY of the A ppenines,- men talk
ollin'ateldevements, and when the Garrulous Villagers of
Calabria assemble in the evening' before their cloursi.eVery one
is r:atly to relate somz.-adventurtl of 'the.. Vaten/so,Caplrano
R4.111'1411 ; it Is a pleigure to .-vitness the cagolusass.ttitik emu-
lation the.3l express.• The Shepherds of the Sicilian' Vales
••alternatelyentertaineach other with stories of him ; and the
4imPlelmtitaiiint,ttamgh exhausted by.,:•tite heat Atuk tibottfol-
the day, •it e.nis reariiinated.'the nionioat ho begins to talk4d.
Rinaltlini, amid a circle- of his acquaintance.. Wiyc, and..
Maidens, -young Men ail Bojs, nil listenivith delight when
their Fathers and Husb.mils speak of him. • ,Nor aces -sleep •
Oppress -theireyes,-iftheir labours be but enlivened tilt!' a
story of Rinaldiai. He is tote Hero of the Soldiei'i:Tale, in
the guard-toom.or the lonely watch-tower,upcn the coast ;
Ind of seafaringmin when det-Ained'unWillifi-gly on. shore, -or.
becalmed.uPon the.ceeart. -Hills;and valleys, spinnittg-raonts
and Cottages„ 'alike resound with ballads of
After whieh, i time, with new_ Scenery, Drcs4ds. and
'Decorations akentire new Vitidni.l Stialiaj (,chintneniarat-
hig our late Naval Atchievement), 7 -
TICE NORTHERN FLE4T.; •
Or, BRITISH INTREPIDIT:I: TRIIMIPItAgT.
In which will be ititroduced- a Real S Y N TY2i="otiß.
The Barber's •COurtship,." by . Miss +EMU
To which will be added, s4th tune, with netv,..rtil iiripr9v;=d •
Scenery, MachinerY, Dieises, and Decorationi;, the. popti-.
Jar, Splendid, Scrio-Comic; -Pedestrian anti Eeitt-t!stiiian
Pantomime, called
• . .
THE MAGIC .FLUTE;
Or,..HARLEQUIN CHAMPION.
In which that beautiful. AniMal, the Hanoverian 'Horse.
TURK will be opposed to :an -Arabian' War Horie, in a
Grand Tournament„ f•
Places Isr the Boxes tribe-taken of Mrs. Simmons, at the
Box,Offce, New Royal Cricus. •.
Servants cannot poisibly keep places • liter than halt' past .
seven:
Doors to Ten at half past Five, and fhe Performance to
commence precisely at half past Six..---SecOnd Price at ItAlt
past eight.
London, England, 1801-05-01

OF TUE

DISTRIBUTION or r»r BRITISH NAVAL FORCE

TO THIS
,DAY,

Exclusive of the Ii RED ARMLD VrssEt.s, wlitich are
chiefly employa in Kett:cling the Coast:ng Trade of
Git.LAT B.ltl
Sps.
6S

Line

In Port and fitting - 16
Guard-ships - - - 4
In the English and Irish 2
25
Chareris - • S
In the Downiand.Nortika
9
Seas - • - -
0n the Baltic Service - st
At tl;eWest India Islands 3
and on.the Passage
At jamaica - - 4
In America and at New-
foundland - S

50:s
,3

Frig

7

6,

C. of G. Hope; E. Ind.
- and on the Passage
Africa andon Sec. Exp. 8
On the Lisbon Station - 4
'fit chi Mediterranean s 6

Hospital and Prison Ships i 7

total in Commission 136
Receiving Ships
Serviceable and repziring 9
for Service - S it
In ordinary - 20
Building . - 19

Total Igs

STATE 01, CITE ORDINARY

Line.

Portsmouth . -
Plymouth - -
Chatham - _
Sheerness - _
River - -

Total

6
0
2
2

AT E

co's
0

. 9
15
41
4

I 22
1 5

ACH r
I Frig

,A

9,
3
24,
0

10:
f 6

Sps.
L

Tot:
99

33
Zia

.17
S 3

Tot,

41 36,1
_,381 118

Letters from the C/y4, of 44. guns, 'Capt. CUN-
NINGHAM, dated z3d inst. off Brest, state, that
she had looked into the outer-road, and the Officers
distinaly counted twenty-two sail of the line, and
ten frigates; and in the inner-road, fifteen sail of
Spanish ships of the line LaMontagne (pow.L'Oreern),
01130. guns, and r Soo rain, is the flag-ship.
The Pomona and Kangaroo, together with Trans-
ports, .having different Derulmentrof Troops on
board, for Gibraltar, Minorca, and General Sir
RALPH ABERCROMBY'S .Army in- Egypt,. sailed
from Portsmouth on Wednesday. ,The "Fransports
with the Troops destined for -Eg:yptvere precluded
from receiving any women onboard.

Golrrunent has given permission for. the Fishing
Smacks belonging to the roma Harwich to proceed
to Norway,; for the purpose of bringing lobtel•s to r
the supply of the London marrcet, as Usual.-

bea.uti(ul model of the Tile de Parii w•as ye:..
terday .presented to the Earl of Livticticioi..._ It
was -13to6ght from the West Indies.

Yesterday
.Mr. NEw:.....:vo' • from the :Bank'. of
England, gave notice at the Stock Exchange, in
eonsequenre'of .an' application froth. theSii%e'iihers
to the Loan, that the yoklil3,lniticnitihe third,
:fourth, firth, sixth,.an.sevepth;!;lllsctalrniists• ; the
eic4ith to be made b 7 'the Stibgpsiimitspy antiltlie.whole
to be redteMed on or beftire tl4d.4tlt, eee ar neit.

- -
—On Satutday a Genttemitn famn-Odiiii.ttk, who
went from 'London in the Mail Cvnii• to Liverpool,
cut his throne in a fit of insanity; iiirurgical assist-
ance was Ininiediately bad ; andol‘?ugh every pros_
pet was, entertained of his speedy rc\covery from the
cygund, he :flied in, strOtig convulsivn, in private
to %villa h 6 had been rem0,,1,,T.41.,

Thc Janson, from Rostock toldn-
don, i., taken by a Danish. Privateet\, And carried
into Presto, neAr coFenhagen. Nine 'uther Volels
are abo cap ured and carried in there,
London, England, 1801-09-05

.PtIBLVC OF.bIOE, 1-GARDEN:.-GARDE:N.

. .
Y.F.STERDA.Y were re-exatninztl-before-Vi Lit
-T6NN TuiyroN,_ Esqrs.. several men
and women, charged on-sirspieitin of 'robbing the
house of the Rev. Mr-. JouN.EvANS, 'of Cierken.
well dose, on S;.inc-lay the 23d-ult. of a number 'of'
valliable. articles, the -labour of several years col-
le4lini in coins and' medals of antignitY,, in .ntimber.i.
upwards of zooO ; hank, notes and gold. to, the
amount of upwards of 16i.- besides great quantity
of-trinkets, plate and wearing apparel.
On
.the.day of the robbery 'Mr.. Evans was in
he country, Upoh-duty. 'Mrs.. Evans went to
Lurek:service.on. that clay ; not keeping a constant
servant; setured the house doom and- back plases ‘;
returned' home in the evening, went, to bed- as
usual ; the•folloWing morning discovered her loss ;
suspecting a woman :who' had worked for her, to
keep her house in proper order, whet-knew.every
recess in it, and living adjoining to it, was sup-
posed that'she suggested the robbery to s,orne of her
imtnediaieconnettions, particularly her
-own nephew.
of 'the name,of 'Joseph Rogers,- by, buijness'.a gla-
the complaint of the robbery being at that
is tarried to the ()dice, theOlEcers apprehendeti
set eraf 'persons. Rogers being
.closely ,allied to
the Aunt, he was in :the first instance committed to
the Hou'se 'of CoireEtion,.in a'celi facing to ano-
ther -occupied", by a young man under:sentence,cf
Court for bigamy, where between the gratings they
entered into conversation as, to, the nature . of • their
COnfinernelits, when .Rogers told this person he was
brought there for a Crack,. meaning; breaking into
a house, Co whom he-disclosed
.the whole proceed_
ings, and to. whom the property was sold, ,none
of which_property was
..traced ; bui from a hand-
kerchief found in the possession'of the aunt of Ro-
gers, being owned by Mrs. Evans, and the colla-
teral evidence of the bigamist, they were both fully
• committed for trial.
Other person's' suspeaed to be conneCted with,
them were detained fot another hearing, particular--
-,IY a nlan of .the napie of Frank Wilk!, a printer,
who said he lived in Shoe-lane, but could, not proVe
--
that he had a regular settled place at Any given time.

SPORTING INT E.I.,LIGTNCEp:

ECTIAM.

TIMP.SDAT, SEPT. I.

The Ladies' Plate of Fifty Pounds,ifor three and four year-

olds.TlAio-ntile Heats.
Mr. Dura,nd's ch. c: Sir Sidney, 4-yrs old, Bst. 121 b. z
Air: Frogley's,br. f. 3 yrs old, 6st. c rib. - 2 2,
Mr. Budd's b. h. Dotterel, 3 yrs old, 7st. 41b.
Mf. Sadler'S Pyrrhus, 3 yrs old, 7st. 61b. -

3 3.
4 4
London, England, 1801-09-05

TOWN of CARMARTHEN# fl2-EEHOLDS.
TO BE' SOLD BY'AUCtION,
By Mr:SPURRE,LL •

At, the Ivy liush, Carmarthen; on the- ryth of SepteMber-
- instant: unless previonsly disposed of by Private Cmirtratt;
TWO DWELLING-HOUES' (which may'be
converted into one, by opening a single door-way); the
one consists ot: an elegant Drawing-room, 4o feet by zo, with
Dining andfcakfast Rosoms; above are three t ed-chambers,_
with DresSing-Foprn attached ; a Rook-room and Water-closet%
r6ur excellent Garrets, and all convenient Domestic Offices.
The other Howe has two good Parlours, three Rom* above,
-roar Attics', Water-closet, Vaulted
_Cellar, -and complete
Offices ;- Garden i; before and behind the Housei, G rem-house,
Het-house, large Yard, capjtal Stable, double Ceach-houle,
with large cellar underneathf Brew-house, two ROoms
above, a most cacellent -Laundry, or. Granary the...whole
inclosed with Rene Walls, arid in coniplet6 repair, most part
new. The Premilses are, most delightiull-y situated, on an
emiiience, in the Town of Carmarthen, cornmandirk, an
uninterrupted and-delightful prospect of the, rich Vale of
T9tv'ey, _awl the giver, 'The Purchaser Ins', be accOmino-
dated with fme for payment of part of the purchase money.
For Particulars, apply td-Nlons. 'de LI-11111)er, on the Pre-
mises, or tojohn„Edwrds,, Sz;rscant's Inn, Flect-stieet,
London ;. or m The'Auctioneer, Carmarthen.
London, England, 1801-09-05

FALMOUTH, SEPT; 2.

AP.ItyV ED this day, the King Geo4e,•• Packet,
Capt. YESCIiMB E, •in seven days from Lisbon.—
- • .. •
Sailed
from.tbence in' company With His Majesty's
Ship Phaeton, who convoyed- her as far as Cape
Finisterre. The morning .fter they •
,s'ailed• the
Phaeton spoke a POrtugtiese Line
_of Battle; Ship;
.the "Captain of which informed.them; that d'aing.ihe
night hehad be:ell boarded by a British Litie of Battle.
Ship, .being one of Six Sail of • the Line under_ c'cM-
mand of Admiral_ POLE. • - • • •

?assengers by the King George are, Cap,t. H3PE,
of .the, Navy; Col: ar.owN, 3cth ,Regiment, and
Capt.-PLUNK ET of the Guardi; the two latter fr9rn-
Egypt ;.Mr..and Mrs. PARKER, Mr. KIRWIN and
wife. - ,

, the Harlequin Pr.cket, Capt. GREY, that sailed
from hence on the 9th August, with the Midi of the
.sth ult. arrived at Lisbon on the 22d ult. Tlie
War, si7or, of 74 guns,
.I,vai expeded at Lisbon,. to,
lay' as Guard-ship.
Arrived also, the American Brig Tacky,. Cpt.
CAL E FF, from Norfolk, forty days passage, with
stigars, coffee, 4e. for'orders.
This morning the Oporto, Lisbon and Mediter
ranean Fleets, were seen off this Harbour, standing
to the Eastward, suppoed going for Plymouth, as
the wind had shifted in the night, and blew very
strong to the Westward. -
The Squaciron.tincler the command of Vice-Ad-
miral Por.E,' consisted of the St. George, Dread-
nougbt, Rarrrilies, Polverful, Zealous, and Vanguard.
London, England, 1801-09-05

MEEPNESS, SEPT. 4.

.Trigs day arrived the Fox (z) hired.Catter, from
the. Downs, and has come into. Harbour.

DEAL, SEPT. 4.

/Leyden, of 64 guns, and Zebra .Bbmb, came
down lastnight from the River, and remain.

Sailed La Sophie. Sloop of War, for the Nore ;
. •
Hou;yd Sloop,
and Express Advice-boat, on a
Craize.' '

Remain Hii Majesty's Ships azieryssel," Amazon,
Alkmaer,Yor; Isis, 'Anson, ,and•Ley' den ; Euge7de,
Ganaet, Dilige;rW, and. Givr Sloops ; Zebra, Vein-
'zus, itoleano, Terror, and Disca'very. Bombs ; Nancy
and, 17;1i'aii-g Fire-vessels ; Plumper, Bold, Definder„.
Minx, Ferrite 7., Eclipse, Tigress, -Bruiser, and Snipe
Gun brigs; and Mentor Arrned,Brig.
Admiral. Lord NELSON'.S. gag-4
still flying pn
board the knaZon Frigate.

• -
,
A great .nunibef of seamen have prudently. taVen •
advantage of His Majesty's
,late Proclamation
Pardon to Deserters. IVlany consequ'erie
.of r'ecove'r wages and prize.moneY which their
desertiou .had: Torleited. More'than thirty.,•of the
present crew of LaLoire have aels.nowledged, that
th.libad deserted from on boaid other ships.—One
man, deJerted from the Majestic; will be, entitled to
• .
The Penelope Packet, which sailed from Falmouth
or.. the gth of June, for the Leeward Islands;ara'
Jamaica, bcing chacc,3 to %irindwara of.,Barbactoc
by the Plc-i;er of Wary -threw:overl,oard'-the,•,l
fdr the bi.ma!;, but having saved the bags for,
Jamaica, she. 'sailed ‘from Ailartinigne with them on
the.6th Ult. , • • •

The El G3lgo, 'Spanish Ship of 600 tons, from.
La Plata to Cadiz, is captured, by the llutninic'a
Packet Intrepid, and Alfred,'of Liverpool,, and cat--
tied into Barbadoes. : -

The Montagu, [Nloppett, from Dublin, parted
from her convoy, the "rar tar Cutter, off the,l3ishops;
on 3oth i:, put into Milford, having sprung
a leak, . _ _

The Hazard and Phitnix Privateers, of Jersey,
have taken seven Spanish Prizes, laden with corn,
&c. one 'of which was trmed, and. had a Spanibn
Commission and 17. men:

The. D.uk_c of. BE otoa .11-;6's now Set apart two
evelisit e: firms, of considerable value,. differently
circu-;t:niceci,llfothe sole. purpose of. carrying cn
exi,erhuLnt:s in :Airiculture, necessary to. ascertain
dobtful fads that are t:vanted :dired the
ticns of the Fa'aicat farmer. Such a plan,hus Ring ,
ten wanted.
London, England, 1801-12-12

MODERN DANCING and SELECI'. ASSEMBLIES

IVlRc.omAnLlenLcEeNoi: PrivateSubscription Assemblies
sFri.:la the ist of anuary next, .1", be
continued every Friday, at No. 19, Sherrard-street, Golden-
square; the City Assemblies are every. Monday, at No. to,
Great Aylitf-street, Goodman's-fields. None but Sub-
scribers admitted. .None- but'People of respectability can
subscribe.. _

both hodses 'Ladies and Gentlemen of any age, who
have either learned in the old style, or not at all, are pri-
vately taught every descriptiaa of modern Dance, -and every
requisite tor the most fashionable Parties, by Mr. Alien,
whose plan of teaching is particulaily calculated for those to
whom it is an objet to acquire this accomplishment expedi-
tiously, and in the moss genteel style..
Mr. Allen particplarly informs those who wish to :receive
his Instrudions, that he has removed his late Dancing Aca-
demy from HaydOn-square to No. io, Grek Aylitf-street,
Goodman's-lields.
London, England, 1801-12-12

SHEERNESS, DEC., 11.

TKis day sailed the Dil;grnce and .Iftwaid Sloops.of
)1r
4r, for Yarmouth.

Elie Bcrlncer; Bitz'r, Boxer, and Attack Gun.
igs, have sailed for the Tliames. . •..

t4fr jhe Distrift Staff Appointments will. cease,on..
l+th inst.. Nineteen General Officers and their.
`Officers will then be reduced. '•
4 40 Evening Paper last night repeats whit it calls
Iv'', Account of the Peace Establishment of the ArMy,
tetlich we have before stated. to be, in almost every
th'Peft erroneOus-.-;-r-Vi7e -have reason to believe that
Peace Est-plzlishmet tis-4t,' yet finally settled.
lit
Witeat:advdtißd' one or two" Shillings
et quarter dearer4iari•Monday.'s prices. -'Oats and
parley have likewise risen a little. - •
is'Vesterday there was a General- Meeting of the
tt °Prietors of the 'London Bread and Flour Com-
ptilY, at the Albion Mills, when I\lr. `WATT'S::liPosal of selling the ground and materials of that
tohl for the use of the said Company' was taken into
iNideration, and finally agreed upon. , The pre,
ses are sold for the sum of 14,0001. and a frac. io ..
subject to ground. rent of 4Sol.- per annum ;
it Flour Mill and other. works 'are to be erected
them, which will cost.,-4.5.,0091, more. , The
o:?topany are. at last deterinined to follow up the:
wplan of their incorporation, and to , try.
Nnether they cannot enter into a competition with
e rich Millers and. Mealmen in the vicinity of the
. .
F Mr. WALTER EWER, *llO was formerly in
,the
art 'mum Direction, is appointed Governor of Ben.
amen.
-the Marchioness of ASTRINI fell a- viEtim to a
titleer in her breast, which defied all the efforts of
e faculty.
a It
has been said, but we presume prematurely,
Did We hope without 'foundation, that M. Ortu,
tt" the signing of the Definitive Treaty, will be
loved to America as Minister from France to the
hated States. If it were intended that M. Orr°
~tei ttlild be so soon removed from this 'Country, there
4,lL'd he no reason for giving him now a commission
114"liniSte.r Pienipotent,iary • to'this Couft, because
t 4 Person will liavtrAticA Olintry. for France in that
ivtP4eity, till the pefiniiii;ElTreaty is settled.—lf
taa.'l'ay be allolea teir'iilfifisifii-Wish upon this oc-
41°'-'1 it is that M. Oro may remain here, and
that strengthens 'our. -43piriiiin.that he Will, is the
I,,,),leumstance of his ,being about to remove to-a larger
dent'e- befitting his increased rank. • Flis appoirit7
has been increased from 29901: to Soool. per
t;1e441. M. OTra has gondk-ted himself during
iS4%%'hole of his 'residence in this Country, not only
very able, but a very excellent man.
-
'e Ediia, CullUm; from Archangel. to Dublin,
Ltlie Aeoin, Nixon, from Riga to Liverpool, are
'''ute at Kirkwall.
London, England, 1801-12-12

.LEGYPTIANA.

1. N a few.Days.iviii be submitted to .the Public, an
EVZNING DIVERTISEMENT, under, the above
d ale, ril• the Scenic Theatre, •arthe Lyceum ; in which will
ipt....i.cidiessed to the Eye and 'Ear; a Series of Subjects chiefly
cieseriPtl4 orSociety an 4 Iviiiiincr4 in ANCIENT and MO-
DE RN .EGyPT ; and Ourtraying-, as it were, the, Coun-
tenarice,. Mind, antfCh4a4er of that interesting Country.
This part of the EVenirits Entertaininent, intendedsfo give
an amusing turn to Information, and to exhibit ,Fact in its-
most picturesque forth, will be relieved by a few Prcxhic—s
do ;s of ancy' uniting the more sportive efforts of Poetry,
Painting, and Speaacle. The-Whole respectfully oiE:red to
the Public,. both in, its literary itxd decorative sense,,. as a
Cpllection of Pictures painted from Nature, fancy-tinted
DraWings, and animated-Sketches in Charcoal. . •
The Pian of the above-Evening Divertisement has been
long projected.` T t is now brought for*.ard,upon 'a large and
liberal Scale, under the cooperation•of Artists and Literary
-Mon ofallowecf merit and ability. 114-Materials are entirely
new ; and the Scenic Theatre, in. the Lyceum, having un-
dergone very. extensive A lreiations, will, it is hoped, furnish
the 4niitzeurs ot.Rational-and-.Classieal..Anlusetnent with art
Evening Lounge, at once interesting, novel, and

ra" The Public will be (1444-advertised ofthe Particulars
London, England, 1801-12-12

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NAVAL NEWS.

FALMOUTH, DEc. 9.

rLi
itivyr#,,DAc. 40,

ARRIVED yesterday the American Ship Cr;—
/ •
'ion, Captain CHASE, from Batavia, with sugar,
toffee, &c. for orders. On the 6th inst. she spoke.
the Ship Kent, of and from Liverpool fo,r Mika,
k, leagues W. S. VV. of Scilly, all well.
This evening arrived the Duke of Clarence
Packet,
.Saptain,FAubicalpit, with Mails from the.
Leeward Islands, last from Tortola in 38 days.—
rassengers y hex, axe,. Messrs. PETER Le MAR-
S4ALL, Son and servant, JOHN MURRAY, J. W.
IA
4-11,EX. CROOKSHANK, and J. M. Le
'MALK. The Leicester and Lord. Charles Spencer
Packets had arrived at Barbadoes, and the Princess
Elizabeth. Packet had also arrived at that Island,
411t1 sailed again for Jamaica. The Duke of Clarence
ihas experienced very tempestuous weather on her
homeward passage. _

Put back by contrary winds, the brig Oceans J.
I LION master, for Naples, with pilchards.
Remain the Packets for Lisbon, Jamaica and New..

THE dreadful gale which blew yeiterday, has
subsided, without any farther darhage occurring
than that mentioned in my last.

Sailed this morning, the Ofion, of 74 guns, for

Arrived the Danish Brig Patriot, Jzzis STobs.
"kNo master, laden• with 'wine and fruit) from
I\l4laga bound to Dublin; leaky.
London, England, 1801-12-12

TO BE PEREMPTORILY SOLD,

Pursuant to a Decree of-the High Court of ChariCery, made
in a Cause MILL'E'R 4gairist-BE.NSLEY," betbre John
• Spranger, Esq. oif6af the Masters 6f the said Court, at`t:‘,
Public Sale-rooni-of the Court of. Chancery, in Southarn
ton-buildings, Chancery-lane, LondOn, on Friday the -C3th
Day of December, tOor, .betweer, the tiour- of TweLvevand

One in the Afternoon, in Four Lets' •
SEVERAL FREEHOLD. and LEASEHOLD
ESTATES;_ situate at Pertenhall,-Coltriworth, Bolb:
burst, at:kJ Wilden, in the County of I3edlord, '
\Particulars whereof may beliad, gratis, at'the said Master's
Chambers, in Southampton buildings aforesaid ; of William
Wiltshere, Hitchin, Hens, of Mr.'Drucc, Solicitor,
New London.street, Fenchurch.street, London ; and of Mr.
Townsend, Solicitor, Staple'lnn, London.
The Tenants will chew the-Eartrui. ; • .
London, England, 1801-12-12

CAUTION

Whereas, Archer and HatightLin have been credibly in,
forined, that a great many people in this Kingdom are now,.
and nave-been for some time past, manutseturing and selling.
Poplins and Tabbinets, as Irish, of an inferior quality, under
the name of Archer and Haughton's Manufactory, with a
view to discredit and injure their House, and a gross imposi!.
tion on the Public in general ; they ai.e. determined, .as tar as
lies in their power, to prosecute to conviction any person or
persons so vending' Poplins and TalThinets tinder the name of
their manufaaure, that was not arivally bo4ght at their
house. _

They have the honOtte to acquaint the I•Zobility-and
try,Gen-
thit their Warehouse is steeked with a 'rcater variety
of Mouraing Goods than is-to be sound in any other House in
Town, watch they are enabled to self (tot ready money.,: at
prices much lower than they can be had elsewhere, the
whole being of their own manuradute :--they consist of
white and black Bombasins, Chamberr§ Muslins; 'Cambric
Sarsenets, RasdimbreS for WilOws, Annozints, dress Bar-
celona Serges, Lutestrings, Cyprus Sarsenets, PoplinS,
Modes, Crapes Scarf• Silks,, Han;:kcichiefs, Bombazets for
Servants, &c. also a great choice of Patterns in grey Poplins
and Sarsenets, for slight, Mourning. English ..;;ard- wide
Poplins ola superior quality, at 3s. 61 per yaid ; VeltfiCs,
double black Serges, and_rich Irish Tabbinct indiblu.ent
Patterns; plain,• corded, chain, and striped, ..ir Clergyman
and Gentlemen who alWays wear ; never grow
rusty or greasy in wearing,' being of th,: ..::it triple ciye.
NU second price:eVer asked for any article nought at their
House. - • •

N. B. Ladies own Spinning matiuta.catr-d into I op ups or
Tabbinets; Tabberi,v, for Furniture of the different tasniott,
able Colours, inanuf:..ll.ured on the shortest notice. ,

Nierqbants.suppli. to any amount

. ST I/'Gt.-‘, EL.
rT4Hg ,CHIN K.- A-PIN SO VEN T, an e ffeet.it.al
Cur'e for the Sttme and Gravel. .`l7he Proprietof feels -
it his duty to present to the Islobiiity, Gentry, and the PO- '
lic, a sovereign ternetiy for the above Dkerde.r. -Vrorn the
wonderful ,Cures ' this N.ledicine has 'efieeted, wherc every
other hasfailed, he flatters himself' he shall-ensure .genc,-ral
patronage. This Medicine comprises such. properties;-'as
well as good qualities, Which have been so fully approvi
and attested, as to leave no doubt whatever of its:
• In order to prevent mistakes, as welt as counterfeits, kiu-
sake of the PubliC-at large, the above' Nledicine; • ',kith
Dircaions, can be hadonlyi'f the Proprietor, NO. 4, Kane-
lagh Green, Clieise.i,ac..l.a.,i Irf here else in England..
London, England, 1801-10-20

r4R:,fourg, OcT• t 9,

ABour half past eight in the evenitT, of the ?7th
the Squirrel Sloop of War parted from her anchors
in these Roads, in a strong gale of wind at S.W.
and drove very near the Scroby Sand ; oq which
the Admiral made a signal for all the Boats of the
Ships in the Roads tit assist ber, by which means
She was rescued from danger.

Sailed the Ryby, of 64. guns, Shannon anti
,pri.ze Frigates, Driver Sloop, Griffin Cutter, and
,Vidette Brig, on a Cruize.
Arrived the Squirrel and Ilittern Sloops from a
Cruize.

Sailed yesterday, the Prince of Wales, DEAN,Ior.
Cuxhaven, with MAis.
The Carolina Wilhelnthia, HE N A ICE EN, from
Archangel to Amsterdam, with rye, liqeeti, &c.
is sent in by His Majesty's Slip Driver.

The Ann, Co UT,HA It D, from Newcastle to Lon-
don, with coals, is put in leaky, having been on
the Barnard Sand, Part of her cargo thrown over-
board,-

DEAL, OCT. '9.

COMMODORE Surma, in His Majesty's Ship
Isis, with the Squadron under his command, came
into the Downs this morning.
Arrived the St. Figrenzo Frigate from Portsmcuth,
and remain with the Ships as per last.