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The Sun.
London, England, 1801-07-30

HIGHWAY ROBBtRIES„

the same day lames Butcher, Mr:tat Ho4war4
and Tho,Was Bishop; a soldier, were indiaed for fe.
lonioUsly 'assaulting James Basket and Martha his
wife on the 'Kings highway, in the night of th.

3tti at May Past, 'potting ihrrii.in tear;:ma taking
from their persons a siVer watch, a pair of pocke..ts,
a 51.. bank Nte, and 51. 4.5. in gold Arid silyer.—
'Eh:" fads of the robbery, and the identity of the
prisoners were fully proved., and they were foun3i--=
Guilty

Thomas Bishop and lames Butcher were again in-
dieted for assaulting Henry Brown and Deborah his
i'fe, on the King's highway, on the 25th of April
last, putting them in fear, and raking from their
"persons a Colchester bank note for sol. a silver
watch, 2.1, 9s. and other property. Ofrthis charge
they were also found—Gsilty.
Thomas Howard the younger, and Thomas Bishop,
were also indicted for a highway robl*ry on Man_
niston Coope in February last, and taking from his
person a purse, containing four guineas. Of this
itiditiment they were fonnd--Gullty.
John Hight, William 'Worley, and another soldier
of the name of Henry Pickett, were charryl and
conviefed, on the evidence ofßichard Packer, an
'accomplice; corroborated by the testimony of,other
persons, fora burglary in the house of Charles
Heath, and stealing two tea-pots, a silver pepper-
box, a silver table spoon, a pair of silver tea tongs,
eight silver tea spoons, and other. articles.
Edavard Oldfield, a soldier, was indifted for the-
robbery on Baskett and his wife, in company with
Butcher, Bishop, anti. HoWard; Smith, an accom-
pike, who had given evidence against those three
offenders, proved the participaibh, of die Prisoner,
and he was found—Gui/iy. • .

'There Virat also baithildit:tor A 'ttape against
IV;Mau Quilter, at the instance of Mail.- Larkin
but no evidence was offered.

A great number of other indiaments, for sheep-
steAing, bu!;glaries, horse-stealing, and robberies,
were tried, and the offenders convicted. None• of
their cases.were particularly interesting.

' • William Steward was tried for killing and slay_
ing William. Bayliss, his apprentice, •by immode-
rately beating him: The,evidence fell short of the
charge, and he was—rAquitted.
'The Judge, .after passing sentence, concluded the
Assizes, and left the To'irn, having previously
re-
spited several or the capital convicts. We under-
stand, that, with the exception of a very few, the
Soldiers Were heft for',execution.

EDINBURGH; JULY
London, England, 1801-07-30

PLYMOUTH, JULY 28.

ARRIVED the Nimrod Cutter from the Channel
Fleet, She brings intelligence that the French
Fleet in Brest Harbour is in a complete state, and
ready for sea, and that several thousand Troops
were embarked on board them.—The report of the
Prisoners taken in La Chevrette Corvette, which
arrived here on Sunday, is to the same effea.
Arrived the Prince George, of 98 guns, Rear-
Admiral Sir CHARLES COTTON, and Prince, of 98
guns, Captain Earl of NORTHESIC, from the Chan-
nel Fleet, to refit.

Sailed the Morgiana, of ;8 guns, Captain C.
OTTER, with Dispatches for the Mediterranean.

PORTSMOUTH, JULY 29.

- •
ARRIVED the YOll7ll Harm Galliot, from Har.

lingen.
Passed by this Port, a Bomb with a Convoy for
the Westward.
A Cutter has made signal of Convoy for the
Downs.
The Santa Margaritta is appointed Convoy for
the West Indies.
Came into Harbour to refit, the Swallow Brig of
War, lately arrived from the West Indies,
London, England, 1801-07-30

TORBAY, JULY 28.

SAILED last evening for Weymouth, the Mercury
Yacht, with R. 'BALL, Esq. and Sui.te on board.
The Ship lames, MooRE, which drove on shore
some time back, we are happy to say, was yesterday,
by the assistance of some Sloops, got- into the Pier,
and will be repaired with all possible dispatch.
London, England, 1801-07-30

THE THEATIE.

Haymarket.

Aster The -Flitch of Bacon, and The Deaf Lower
'l3St nrght; a new Pantomime was brought fotward,
under' the title of The Corsair. As our Readers
will hardly expeft us to enter into a minute. detail
of the Fable of such a, composition,• we shall con_
tent ourselires with the outline, as given by the
author.
London, England, 1801-07-30

DEAL, JULY 29.

SAILED His Majesty's Ship Tartrzr, and Camilla
Navy Transport, for Portsmouth ; Explosion Bomb
to the River -Medway; • and Force Gan-brig to the
Westward.

There was another Corvette at anchor mar the
Chi-orate, of the same force, full of stores and mo-
ney, for Guadalonpe. The moment the attack
commenced upon her consort, she cut cables, and
ran into the Inner Road. During the Aftion three
8o gun ships came out of Brest to . assist the Cor-
vette, and the English Fleet made an attempt to
cut them off, but they retreated into the harbour
again.
Lieutenant LOSACK, who commanded the Enter.
prize, is likely to be made Captain into the Chew-elle,
as a reward for his gallantry, having distinguished
himself on many occasions, and been appointsed by
AdMiral CORNWALLIS as Ading Captain of Several
Frigates during , the absence of their Commanders.
Ile is brother, to Commodore LosActt at .the Cape.
Pursuant to orders from the Admiralty to General
Bov'rEß, Colonel Commandant of the Plymouth
Di \ ision of Marines, all the Marines fit for service
have been embarked on board the Excellent, and
Achilles, of 7+ gunsi which have sailed to join the
Chanml h leer.
London, England, 1801-07-30

SHIP NEW.

• • GRAvEsoit. JULY tr.
Pa'ssed by.,r-;the Supply, i Uriana,
Sunderland,- Warne; Champion, ; and -PerseNterance,
from Petetiburgh ; Vriendshap; and Symps,.
--, from Rotterdam ; Rein Deer, Frost, from Balthnore ;
St. Pwick, Campbell, from Belfast ; Frederick Elizabeth,
Poll and Catharine, and Nicholas and Ann;
Sarny, from Nor Way: : • -
[Ur. Y. '2.8., Passed byr-the Lady Agnetha, Balke, from.
Hambro' Alexander, .Geary, from Virginia ;,
from .Quelie.c ; and La Sero% from•krahorf. •,
, ,
Altoua, for Ostehtt; Cleopatria, Ro_.
binson, for Savannah ; and -Smallbridge,
_Way, ler New-
foundland.
London, England, 1801-07-30

SHEERNESS, JULY Z 9.

OWING to the strong Easterly winds, the Hermes
was obliged to put back this morning early, with
the Tialtic Convoy, not being able to work down
against the wind.

TIR: Brilliant has gone out of. Harbour to tLe

Nore.

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Tie ROYAL, FAMILY last night honoured the
Theatre with their presence. The performances
were the Comedy of The Wheel of Fortune, and th 4
Farce of Lock and Key. The Countess of O.
BRIDGE, with her daughter Lady L. PACED, were
in the same box with THEIR MAJESTIES.
This morning the KING and his Royal Highness
PRINCE ADOLPH7S bathed.

After breakfast His MAJESTY, PRINCESS Sc..-
PHIA, PRINCE ADOLPHUS, Lady C„ BE LLASYSE,
General GARTH, Colonels FITZ ROY, and CART-
WRIGHT, took their usual excursion.
On Saturday morning last Hrs MAJESTY re-
viewed the Berkshire Militia, and expressed him,
self highly gratified with their appearance under
arms, and the pronptness and exaelitude with
which it went throug!i the regulation manoeuvres of
General DUNDAS.-1-fts MAJESTY and the ROYAL
FAMILY afterwards partook of an elegant dejunee
prepared by Colonel. VANSITTART in front of the
Berkshire Encampment. The marquees for that
purpose were placed on an eminence near the sea
side, at a small distance from the ruins of Sandfort
Castle. The beauty of the surrounding objeas,
and the fineness of the day, afforded great pleasure
to the Royal Visitors, and an elegant assemblage of
speaators.

Yesterday a melancholy affair took place here,
one of the Hussars put an end to his existence by
shooating himself.

FAVERSHAM, JULY zg.

ALL the Coasstion ;he Eastern part of Kent is in
a state of great preparation to repel the threatened s'

. .
Invasion. The Sea Fencibles have been several
times exercised on board the Redoubt, Captain
SHEPERD,. laying at •Shelness Point, for the
protettion of that part of the Coast, and the
opposite Shore of Whitstable and Hero Bay.—
The Squadron under the command of that Officer
have received orders to put themselves under the
command of the gallant Lord NELSON, and with
such a Leader what may not be atehieved!
Were we to'recommend any improvement in the
organization 9f that Corps (the Sea Fencibles), it
should be, that each of their Vessels at Faversham,
Whitstable, and Milton, should (in case,. of Inva-
sion) he armed with a large piece-of ordnance each
t;le knowledge these people possess of „the coast.
would render them extremely serviceable in this in.
tric..te navigation.
London, England, 1801-07-30

FOR YOUNG PERSONS.

This Day was published, price is. 61: •half-bound in the
• vellum Thatiner,
rTHE ADVENTURES of KAMOULA,: the
. lovely Arabian"; or, a Viridic:ition of the Ways of Pro-
sidenee, exemplified in the Tribruph of Virtue .and In-
nocence over Corruption, Perjury, and
• "And where you can't unriddle, learn to trust."
PARNLI.L.
Printed tbr Lackington, Allen and Co. Teuiple of the
Muses, Finsbury-square.
London, England, 1801-07-30

SANDFORDAND MERTON.

This Day was published, in Three Volumes,
The Tenth Edition, with new Frontispieces, Pike only
73. 6d. sewed, or gs. bound, ,
THE HIS WRY of SANDFORD, and MER-
TON ; a Work intended for the Use of Childreb.

By THOMAS DAY, Esq.-
Another Edition, not an Xbridsi4ent, 'of the same Work,
far the use at Schools,, in One thick Vol. price 4s. bound.

Printed for John Stock&le, Piccadilly.
Of whom may be had,
The few remaining. Copies, in s 3 large Vols. Royal Bvo.
of Dr. Anderson's complete' Edition of 'the Poets of Great
Britain, at the price of. Five Guineas 'in boards, or Seven
Guinean elegantly calf gilt, for Ready Money only. • .

How best tbc.Egkic fabric to support
- • Of Mortal Man. ARMSTRONG.
This Day was published, in One Vol. Price 7s. in board's,
• A New Edition tlie-Fourth)

MEDICAL ADMONITIONS to FAMILIES
on the Preservation of Health, and the Treatment of
the Sick; •a- Tdble.of Symptoms; serving to point out the de-
gree of danger, and to distinguish one Disease from an-
other ; and Observations on the Improper Indulgence of
Children.

By JAMES PARKINSQN, Hoxton..
Printed" for 11. D. Symonds, Paterno'ster.4ow ; Johnson,
Mawman, Boosey, Richardson, Murray arid Highley,Cuthell,
Callow, and Coxe. -
London, England, 1801-05-02

CONCRETE LEMON JUICE.

Mr. COXWELL; of Temple-liar,lthing been
given to understand that some other Acid fiat'
been sold -for Concrete Lemon Juice, 'feels it ne-
cessary to observe, that he is ',emitted to refer
to the highest Authorities in thii Kingdoiti, for
the purity of that prepared by himself; and he
trusts that the precaution of signing every Patkage
with his-name, and in his own hand-writing, will
afford sufficient security against imposition to those
who shall be desirous to make use.of this conve-
nient and elegant preparation. I

We have to congratulate the Public on the arrival
of that worthy philanthropist and useful member of
society,- Dr. GARDNER, from Edinburgh.—His
distinguished skill, suavity of manners, anti 'hu-
manity, have deservedly endeared him to the dis-
cerning and.respettable Inhabitants of Great Bri-
tain, Scotland, and Ireland ; and indubitable and'
satisfatiory Certificates of this Gentleman's Cures
of Nervous, Dropsical, Scorbutic, and 9ther Dis-
orders, can be prcxiaceci under the hands of the most
eminent Charaeters, both. in England,Scotland, and
Ireland, by applying to Dr. GARDNER, in Long_
acre, .where advice and relief in I Chronic Dis-
order's will be carefully given and administered.
But'GAIDNEO gills may he . had. iii Town and
Country, in Boxes ;Is., 3d, sos. 6d, and also
Family Cases •51. Ss.
London, England, 1801-05-02

VOCAL CONCERT.

•
MESSRS. H ARRISON,. W KNYVE iIAR-
TL E MANI and GREATOREX, return their sin-
cere Thanks to the Subscribers, for the distinguished support
the VOCAL CONCERT has received this Season. They
beg Leave to announce their Intention of concluding similar
Performances next year ; and respeelfully solicit a Conti-
nuance of that Patronage they haVe hitherto ben honoured
with.
London, England, 1801-05-02

MEASURES.

It is remarkable, that, in the old Scotch Laws,
the measure of Caithness is referred to as a standard,
.which was probably, from its situation, 'the, most
uncivilized_part of the country. It is a very early
regulation in all the'lliws of Europe,. that there
should he a standard of one measate. throughout the
kingdooi ; thiS is' very frequently enjoined by sub-
.sequent laws; 'which appear.never to be carried into.
execution. Montesquieu says, "It is the mark 'of
a little mind in a Legislator to. attempt regulations
of, this kind;" but he should rather liae contended,
that it does not shew,:wisdom in,a , Legislator to-at-
tempi what appeari by; long experience, to be -im-
pradicable ; though, in theory, it seems to be at-
tended with no great difficulties, and much to be
desired for general corwenience : with us, it has
been attempted by at. least six different statutes, all
of which have proved ineffeaual.
Henry L made the standard °fa yard to' be" taken
from his 'own arm ; and one of the Chronielcs says,
that he Was' magni et proceri cOrpOris;-. '

It appears by Fabian's, Chronicle to have been
customary, in the reign of Henry 111. to hang the
scales in such a manner, that the bum was to have
an advantage of ten or twelve pounds in a hundred ;
there was about thiis time, however,' a regulation
made by the Corporation of London, that the scales
should hang even, and that the buyer should be en-
titled, to an allowance only of 41b. This re-
gulation, reasonable as it was, they were obliged
to defend before the King in Condi.
London, England, 1801-05-05

This Day was published,
flandsomejy printed in 9.tarto,. with Two Copper-plates,
Price One Guinea,
THE ART of PAINTING on and ANNEAL-
ING in GLASS, with the. TRUE RECEIPTS of
the COLOURS, the orderins of the FURNACE, and the
SECRETS thereunto belonging, as pradised about the year
tsoo.; stpposed to be then in its perteaion. •
Printed for the Author, John Ashley, and sold: by him,
near the Church, Islington; also by. F. and C. givington,
No. 6s, St. Paul's Church-yard.
London, England, 1801-05-05

NEW BOOKSIOR CHILDREN.
This Day was published, Price 4s. bound,
rr HE LITTLE MOUNTAINEERS of AU-
VERGNE; or, The ADVENTURES of JAMES
and GEORG ETTE.
Printed for IL and I. Peacock, No. ai•g, Oxford-road ;
Vemor and Hood, in the Poultry; and E. Newbery, Corner
of St. Paul's Church-yard.
Where may be had, just published,•
Edward - - - - is. 6d.
Tales of the Arbor - - - is. 6cl.
Visits to the Aviary 7 - As. 6d.
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This Day was published,
Price 3S. 121110. in boards,

PRACTICAL OBSERVATIONS on the Na-
ture and Treatment of some exasperated symptoms at-
tending the Venereal Disease.
By EDWARD GEOGHEGAN,
Surgeon ro the Dublin General Dispensary, lec.
Printed for Hughes, Wigmore-street, and sold by Dcbrett,
Piccadilly; Vernor and Hood, Poultry • Crosby and Letter-
man, Stationers' Court ; West and aughes, Paternoster-
ro..v t Callow, Crown-court ; Cox, St. Thomas's-street ;
Gilbert, ; Murdoch, Glasgow; Mudie, Edinburgh;
LlTkiti, Boston : and Hughes and Co. Philadelphia.
London, England, 1801-05-05

SECOND TIME.
THEATRE-ROY Al., .DRUItY6 LANE.
THIS PRESENT EVENING, MAY 5, 'Sol,
will be presented a new Romantic Drama, in Three
Las, called
ADELMORN THE OUTLAW.
• The Overture and Music composed by :kir. Kelly.
The Scenes, Machinery, Dresses, & Decoratiulps entirely new.
WITH
WHO's THE DUPE ?

THEATRE-MINIM., COVENT-GAADEN.
TO. . MORROW EVENING, May 6, iBoi,
will be performed.
THE BLIND GIRL ;
Or, A RECEIPT FOR BEAUTY.
WITH
BARNABY BRITTLE.

NEW PUBLICATIONS FOR YOUNG PERSONS.
This Day was published, price Two Shillings neatly bound in
the vellum manner, -
T
H E AMIABLE TUTORESS ; or, THE
HISTORY of MARY and JANE HORNSBY.
•
A Tale for Young Persons.
Printed for T: Hurst, No. 3s, Paternoster-row, and sold
by E. Newbery, corner of St. Paul's.
• Where may be had,
Trifles, or Friendly Mites towards improving the Rising
Generation - - . - - 23. 0.
juliania, or the Affeetionate Sisters - 2 e
The Happy Family at Eason House - r 6
Cobwebs to catch Flies, in French - ' i 6
London, England, 1801-05-05

BIRTIT.

On Sunday last, in Portugal-street, Grosvcnor-square, the
Lady of Colonel Brownrigg, of a swri.

STOCKS,

DAY.

India Stock 201 304
Ditto Bonds s. dis.
Exchequer Bills
New ditto :

Lottery rickets
Ontnium to 9k 9
!raper. 3 per (-coat.
Ditto Ann. it i-z 6
Bank for Account
ndia for May
Cons. for May 611 6s
London, England, 1801-05-05

IRISH STATE-LOTTERY
Beginl Drawing loth of 1 u ly.
SCHEME.
2 Prizes of £.20,000
2 ichooo
3 -- sOOO
2 -- 2000
5 lood
3 500
1 100
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4000
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Tickets.
31,000

r 50,000

: - - k•ico
4th Day 500
7th Day tcoo
10th Day 2000
13th Day 5000
17th Day tOOO
19th Day 20,000
list Day 10,000
1000

The First-drawn Ticket
Ditto
Ditto
Ditto
Ditto
Ditto
nittO
DittO
• Last-drawn Ticket
Are Part of the above Capitals.
THE TICKETS 4tnd SHARES are on Sale by
RICHARDSON, GO ODLUCK, and Co. at their
Licensed State-Lottery Offices, Nn. 104, corner of Bank-
buildings Cornhill, No. 3, opposite the King's Mews,
Charin-cross, London; and Market-place, Norwich.
(''The price of Tickets and Shares the same as the last
Irish Lottery, -

-,-
110THA-NITON, near HOGNOR ROCKS, SUSSEX.
To bc L ETT by the Year, or for a Tcrtn of Six Months,
. A Spacious READY FURNISHED MANSION-
-1 1. HOUSE'; containing nine Bed-chambers two Draw-
ing-rooms, large Dining-room, two good Parlours, and
spacious Entrance Hall, up:m a scale of unusual convenience
.ind elegance. TheXitelicu and 0 tiicos are excellent, and a
Tenant may be acc:mbnottated with good Garden Ground,
'and Grass for a Cow in the sunnier season. The House
commands a delightful View both of Sea and Land, and is,
in every-respect, calculated to form a pleasant Residence for
3 G enflenras
X. B. Distance from London only 67 miles ! a Pack 'of
Fox Hounds, and two Packs of Harriers in the neighbour-
hood. • .
Letters Iposf-pid), direaed to Mr. Tuner, at Hotham-
ton, wilt. be duly attended to.
London, England, 1801-05-05

•, FIVE GUINEAS REWARD.
T OSTYesterday, May 4, between the. Hours of
La Ten and Twelve o'Clock, a BANK OF ENGLAND
NOTE, value tool. No. 1013, dated sth Jannary, ant.
Whoever will bring the saint to Mr. Presland, No. 8, Lin:: -
coin's-lon New Square, shall receive FIVE GUINEAS
REWARD.
"Payment is stopped at the Bank.
sth May,-'So:. ,

Gower-street, Bcdford-square, May 4, iScfr.
M• R. DOMINICK D'OLIVEIRA, though
without. Creditors, or want of Crirnmercial Credit,
believintit can do no harm; informs that he has no concern,
&red or inciirea, with his Name-sake, which appeared in
last Saturday's Gazette, or any of that Establishment Con-
zealous.
London, England, 1801-07-08

receiling the same, knowing them to have been

stolen.

The capital part of this case against Johnes was
obviated by the-want of sufficient regular evidence,
to prove the edifice from ~vlikh •the articles laid in
the Indietment 'Were stolen, to be a Chapel and
with respea to the Prisdner who was charged
feloniously -receiving, it appeared that he had p: r_
chas.ld the articles at a dearer rate than they were
really worth. • Upon the Whole, the evidence was
such as to induce the Jury to find, jOhne.s Guilt} i of
Stealing and to acquit Stephens. .

After two or three rather unimportant cases were
disposed of, the REe9RDP.it proceeded to pass Sen-
tence. of Deatfi upon the following Prisoners, who
had been capitally convicted in the course of the
Session) viz.
Julia Hill, and Thomas Thomas, fotfargery.
John Smith aliai Henry Stiles, for horse stealing.
'Fitomzis Houghton, for stealing privately from
the person.

John Jones, W.lyons, W. Williams, and James
Walton, for steeling to a certdirranionnt irr dwelling
.;,-,uses.--:—And Catherine Fo!'d 'and Mary Pigott for
the ike offence.

A few eases, eliiifiymisderneanors, remain to be
disposed of.

. _
When Moliere was at his last gasp, and his final
exit rapidly aprtoachin;,. notwithstanding he was
excluded froM. the pale of the Church; his.old. A.vo-'
man, who had been the pri-judex of all his petform-
ances, got a. good natured Priest to anoint him ;
after having been besmeared from head to fbot.
.the most holy unction,.as.they,,call it,. 46 Well, noW,
.(says he) lam pretty well furnished for my expedi-',
; for you heave equipped me with an oilskin coat,
and greased my boots into che barg:tin,'" Yet ficiweifer
tightly he Made of the matter, the Leveller of 'all
Distinetions was not to be cajoled with a jest, anti.
the Dramatist, in spite of all his Wit, was tbieed
to take a stroll info the other world, to play a 'dif,
f4ent part, from that which .he had fitted 'in the
transitory stage plaV of human life.—=And yet
" that fell Sergeint,Dca'h, ;:tr.ct in his
arre-st,".as Shakespeare says, there have been i!u,n_
hers equally as near their exit, to every appearance,,
as Moliere, and notwith:,tandirig; have escaped the
inurney, by virtue of a countermand. from- the
Court.aboye, lvhich,is 'called by the name of a /147
exeat And if disappointed.Sex.Ons,
.Grave_
diggers, and Undertakers, 'would knui
name of him wh.) sues it our, and ever and anon,
qeptive4 them of, their booty, we atiswet—L.Bao-
otrxt . „ •

.Brxiurri ! who oft hostile hand of Death,
Hata, by plenip,itent.repulsion," !
Ratti'd the ii:•t, When the b6w was bent,
And, iirctespighi ahis destructive .4i.111, •
>1.4; him return nis arrows icktneir uivgr
Witness his " 'guide Age,"' Ltie"'s Msetvatives,
His Nervous Cordial and 13.,,,anic Syrupl •• ~•,
At• wn eh the•Kiiig.of Ttrrt;ins: shrioks, OPPI4I'4;s•-•
Check'd and iinpded in hie,. proud career
A dread presentiment that all nig triuMPhs,
Will to ns own annihilation tend, •
." And Death IL! 4wattow::d.up is Vidory
London, England, 1801-07-08

This Day Was publishe(4 Price 2,3.
A LETTER. to Sir WALTER FARQUHAR,
./AL Bart. on the.subjed Of a pArticular AFFECTION ox
the BOWELS; very frequent and fitalin the East Indies,
Printed for T. Cadelll juh. and W. Davies, Strand.
London, England, 1801-10-13

PORTSMOUTH, 0 cT. t 2.

Ts Lords-Of- the---Admiralty have been— pi:eased
to order His Majes.'ty's Ships Defiance, Russell, and
Amphitrite, to be paid .off without delay; and we
• /..
are happy to hear, that their Lordships intend to
advance the Seamen a small sum to carry them home,
and give them an order upon the provincial Col-
leaor ofExcise, Customs, or Taxes, in .the neigh.
bourliooct of whose Collelors the Seamen's resi_
.
dences.or faniilies are, xo_ be paid to tliem upon their
reaching their homes. This regulation'is highly to
the credit of the, Admiralty, and will be very ser-
viceable to the Men who have so bravely supported
their Country's Cause, as well as to their families ;
and will also prevent much confusion in the places
where those men are usually put -on shore, upon be-
ing discharged from the Public Service.
Arrived the 144, . Cutter
,from, and sailed the
Peggy, for Marcou.. , • , - -
Sailed the. Sayan Cutter, HOMEWARD master, for
.Havre-de-Grace, with French Passengers ; and Nep-
tune, THORN, for Guernsey.

SHEERNESS, per. 12.

YESTERDAY evening arrived His Majesty's Bomb-
vessel Zebra ; and this, day the Vesuvius, and Vol-
cano, and Ffrret Fire-vessel, from the Downs.
The Thrinderer, of 74 guns, has proceeded to
Blackstakes from the Nore, to get her guns and
posvder out, and will afterwards gb to Chatham, to.
be paid off.
London, England, 1801-10-13

tREWERY' TO-B.E SOLD,

Peremptorily, on Thursday the azd Day of Olober, at One
o'Clock. at Noon, at the Liverpool Arms. Hotel, Castle.'
street, Liverpool ;
A Very Extensive and Corriplete BREWERY,
erected in the best manlier within the last twelve
years, possessing every improved principle, now known :
the whole covering a Plot of Freehold Ground of Two Acres,,
situated in Scotland-road, Liverpool, -and within Isoo yards
of the Custom House ; capable of making annually 60,000
Barrels of Porter or Ale; with convenient Stowage.' and very
extensive Warehouses, Malt houses, Drying-kilns, &c.The. Water is of the first quality, and inexhaustible.—The
whole Premises are overlooked by a handsome Dwelling...
house, well finished; aced may be viewed every day, efore
the Sale, where attenclaiice will 'be given.
For further Particulars apply to Mr. Rose, Everton, near
London, England, 1801-10-13

CORN.F,ICHANGE, Ocr. it.

We have had a large a: rival of English Corn, and a further
arrival of Voreign ditto, which caused a considerable reduc-
tion in all Grain. Wheat is about los. per quarter cheaper
than this day se'nnight. Rye about as. per quarter lower.
Barley and Malt are Moth cheaper ; the former about los. and
the latter as. per quarter since this day week.
Oats are very dull, and much the same in price.
There being a good supply of Beans at market, both Small
and Tick, they went ofifrom as. to 3s. a quarter cheaper.
White and Grey Pease are very dull, and cheaper.
Flour is ss. per sack cheaper.

RETURN PRIC
On board Shi

E OF GRAIN,

Ip, as under

English Wheat 38s a 455 od
Fine os a cos od
Superfine . os a 6ss od
Foreign ditto os a os od
Fine - a os od
S uperfiue a os od
Rye - 3os a 36s od
New . . a .3Ss od
Barley • 22s a 3os od
Fine - os a 32s ed
Superfine 33s a 4os od
Malt - Os a 56s
.od
Fine . - a 65s od

Superfine Malt - yos oci
Oats - 505 a 32s od
Fine - - a —s od
Polands -36 s a 385 od
White Pease 56s a Gos od
Fine os a 65s od
Superfine - a os od
Grey ditto -36 s a 4os od
New - - a 42s od
Small Beans 3os a 38s ocl
Fine - • . os a 445 od
Tick new 25s a 3os od
Fine -38 s a 42s od
London, England, 1801-10-13

YARMOUTH, Oc r. z 2.

SAILED the Prince of Wales Packet, HEARN, for.
Cuxhaven ; and the, Princess Royal Packet, HA.Nt-
MOND,: to Dover, to be stationed there. •

The Lady Ann Brig has sent in the Waakzambeit,
BERGIi rnater, "from Hull to Amsterdam, 'with
goods-; and L'Eqiii/e has sent in the Morgen
MULLER, from Dantzick, with timber.
The Henrietta, of and from Dantzick, with tim-
.
beT for Plymouth, got on Happisburgh Sand, and
becoMink full, of water, was deserted by ;he Crew,
but was afterwards got' off, and is expeEted to come
into Harbour next tide.:

Jay,, Amy, Quinton,, Good Intent, Barber, Bee, Wallace,
Ann, Carson, and Lapwing; BOnd, for London ; GOod In-
tent, Dickie, for Hull; and 'Liberfy, Miller, for
rlpswie4.
London, England, 1801-10-13

DIED.

A battle was last week fought at Great Ponton,
between B. Dickinson, the fighting taylor, and S.
Houghton, a horse-breaker, of Stroxton ; the lat-
ter was upwards of seventy years of age, and re-
ceived so much injury in the conflict, that he died,
shortly after. The taylor, though a scientific boxer,
akici an athletic man, was obliged to be carried from
the ground.
On Friday night, about ten o'clock, as Mr. \Val-
lock, of Cheapside, was returning to
town in a post-chaise, he was stopped near Stock-
well by a single highwayman, who robbed him of
his watch, Bank notes and cash to the amount of
about 351.

On Thursday last, Mrs. Shreiber, at her house at Tixovcr,
in Rutland, after a Jong and painful illness.
Lately, the Rev. C. Nfoss, Prebendary of Wells, Vicar of
Whitchurch-Canicorum, Dorset, and of Wookey, Somer-
set.

On Saturday, at Richmond, Surrey, Robert Darell, Esq.
of Sack ville.street, Deputy Governor of the South Sea Corn.
pally, in the 68th year of his age.
At Forfar, on the 23c1 of September last, the Rev. Andrew
Bruce, Minister of the Gospel at Brechin.
At the Manse of Symington, on Sunday, the Rev. W. Lo.
gan, Minister of that parish.
At his house, North Castle Street, Edinburgh, on the
z current, Mr. Thomas Brown, Merchant there.
011 the zBth ult. at Ramsgate, Mrs. Roebuck, widow of
Abraham Roebuck, Esq. late Supercargo at Canton.
Jo f u!y last, at St Croix, an Island lately captured from
the Danes, in the West Indies, Lieutenant Harold John
Mowatt, of the 64th Regiment.

PRICE OF LEATHER (per lb.) AT LEADENHALL.
Butts, so to 561 b. - - 2c.d. to z7(l.
Ditto, 6o to 661 b. - - zzi. to 24d.
Merchants' Backs - - - -21 d. to —d.
Dressing Hides - - - —d. to
Fine Coach Hides - - —d. to —d.

Crop Hides for cutting - - -18 d. to 191 d.
Flat Ordinary - - - - tsd. to '17:1.
Calf Skins, 3o to 4olb. per Dozen -2.0 d. to 23d.
Ditto, so to 7olb. - -23 d. to 27d.
Ditto; 7o to Solb. -23 d. to 26d.
Small Seals (Greenland) 3os. to —5. t per Dozen.
Large ditto, - loos. to 12,,5.
Tanned Horse Hides,' tss. to ass. per Hide.
Goat Skins - 2os. to 655. per Dozen.

RAW HIDES.
Best Heifers and Steers (p. st.) Ord;nary, 2s. 2d. to 2S. 4d.
ji. 41. to 3s. Bd. Market Calf, tos. each.
Middling, U. Sd. to 3s, od. English Horse, los. to 13$. ca.

SKI

Sheep, ,2s. 6d. to 4s. od.
London, England, 1801-10-13

LANCASTZR, OCT. 10.

On Wednesday se'nnight, at parade, by order
of ►he Commanding Officer, and at the unanimous
wish of the Corps, Thomas Atkinson (a son of Cris-
pii.) and a Beverley volunteer, had his arms and ac.
[rements taken. from him, for neglect of duty
an.t improper behaviour, which arms were carried
through the streets by one the Serjeants, attended
by a division of the corps, and the drums beating
the Rogue's March.
About ten o'clock last night, a dreadful fire broke
out in the sugar house, on the Green Area, in this
town, belonging to Messrs. CROSSFIELD and Co.
which entirely consumed the same, with a large
quantity of sugar. The wind fortunately blew
towards the river, otherwise some thatched houses

in Leonardgate would undoubtedly have caught
fire. The Loyal Lancaster Volunteers assembled
• on the first alarm with the greatest alacrity,
and, together with a great number of the inha_
bitants, gave every assistance in their power. It
is supposed to have been occasioned by some timber
catching fire from the flue of one of the stoves in
the upper part of the building.
On Saturday last the cotton mills of Messrs.
Crook. and Cooper, of Burnley, were unfortunately
consumed by fire ; the premises were insured for
40001. in the Royal Exchange 'Assurance-oEce.
There was living in the year 1782, a Russian
peasant, of the name of Theodore Basilly, 75 years
of age, who had had the very extraordinary num-
ber of eighty:.seven children, by two wives, viz.—
By his first wife, at fur births, four each time ;
seven births, three each, tirne and at sixteen births,
two each time ; in all, 69 :—by his second wife, at
two births, three each,time; and at six births, two
each time ; in all, i B.—Tytal, 87.
London, England, 1801-10-13

MARRIED.

At Cleugh, on the 2d inst. tlae Rev. John fiaining, Mi-
nister of Dunsyre, to Miss Winelmina Wilson, laughter of
Robert Wilson, Esq.
At Athlone, Dr. Graham of the Medical Stall; to Miss
Mary Stanley.
At Lambeth Church. Captain Richard Low of the Fife.
shire Fencibles, to Miss Manners, daughter of the }lon
Mr. Alanners of Lambeth.
London, England, 1801-12-21

DIED.

On Friday last, in Upper C.; rosvenor-street,George Graham,
Esq. of Kinross Hansc, Kinross, in his 72:1 year.
On Wednesday, the 16th-inst. the infant suit of Charles
'DrummOnd,,Esq. of Charing-CrOss.
On the 18th inst. at Lambah; aftera lingering consump-
tion of three years., Mrs. Bishup, Wife %of -Mr. I'. Ll:shop, of
.the War-Office.
London, England, 1801-12-21

MARRIED.

" ;

OtirSaturday last,. at St. • Paul's, covent=c:arden,
Lieu-
tenantt john Murray, of His I%,lajesty's S7th. Regiment, to
"Miss Lucy Cross, gatighter of the late William Cross, £sq.
of (lath. . .
London, England, 1801-12-21

MONDAY, DECEMBER 21, 1801.

WEST RIDING of YORKSHIRE.
•. „HOUSE of CORRECTION, WAKEFIELD. -
N
OTICE is hereby given, That the next Christ-
mils General Quarter Sessions of the Peace will be al-,
journed from Doncaster Sessions to the White Hart Inn, in
Wakefield, to be there held on Thursday the rgth Day of
February next, for the purpose of ELECTING. a GO-
VERNOk of the.HOUSE of CORRECTION atWAKE-
T LELD ;..ancifthat a Bond in TWo Thousand, Pounds will •
be required ibr the due execution of the Office. No one
iieed.apply whose Chkademvill not bear die ttriclest scru-
tiny, and who is not a married man.
The Salary is 2501. per andinn' with a House to • live in,
and. Coals found, but no Fees, Rewards, Profits, or Per-
quisites whatever.
The Govorno'r has the appointment of all the Servants un-
der him, and is responsible for their Conduct, although their
- Salaries are paid by the Riding. , ,
Noticeis also hereby given, That at the above time and
place, a TASK MASTER 'will be eleded for the said
House of Correction. The. Salary is at present 601. per ann.
with a House and Coals. The Task Master will also be re-
quired-to have an unexceptionable Character, write a good
hand, and. keep Accounts. A Bond in 5301. with sufficient
Sureties, will also be required to be given to the Clerk otthe.-
Peace for the performance of .his duty.
Clerk of the Peace's Office,
Wakefield, J. FOLJAMBE,
December so, ISor. Deputy Clerk of the Peace.
London, England, 1801-12-21

?uteri out of Court by a perso.., to whom the quardnin
was referred. ,

THE KING °L►. OWEN AND ANOTHER.

- This was ai,Prosecution against Robert Owen and
William Marcia, two copper-smiths in Hounds-
ditch, for having in. their possession a certain quan-
tity of Copper, being of 'the King's Stores, one-
third worn, with the liroad Arrow upon it, con-
trary to the' Statute.
The evidence-was preelsely" the same in this case
.for the Prosecution, as that ofwhich we gave a full
acccunt,in?lhe course of last summer ; :this case ap-
plyinOn4t:t.o.old, and that chiefly to.new copper.
.The laiter,bews,- by ,anaodern Statute, made subje&
to Transporttion. The former, by a Statute of
King William4Fing punished by a certain penalty.
. The baSendants Upon this occasion, as well as upon
the former one, were both fottnd guilty.
TheA.T-rottNry GENERAL said, that these Der
fendants were under bail, and had forfeited their
recognizance ; but he had too much reason toap-
prehend that, the Bail were indeMnified : hoWever,
:he liked the men so much better than the money,
that, if the Bail would render them,,he would undef_
tak.e that the' recognizarice slun!d not be:forfeited,
,although it was already ordered to be estreated.

COURT OF. COMAION:PLEAS, Dico 19..
SITTINGS AT C71.711.:Pi1f-4:L1,-.

AND A SPICIAL

WADDINGTON AND C.O. v. ELV;EY.

This *as an -iaion to rearier damages for the
.non.performanee of a .contrad,.which the Defend;
ant,. who, is A Hop,Planter, -entered into with the
Plaintiffs in November 1799; for the deliveiy of
zoo bilks of Hops at .81.. Bs-.
,aud zoo -bags at
91. 9s. of-the growth of the ensuing year i Soo; for
the delivery of which, however, no time was
specified,..uor, had any demand been made by the
Plaintiffs for the performance.. of -the contraci.
Withessei were-called on the part of the Plaintiffs;
for the purpose of proving that the Defendant was
hound by custom to deliver the Hops before thd
next hop season, and that if„ he did not deliver
them before. Christmas', a certain all6wance was clue
.
to the.Plaititiffs'f.or waste.. .
No tikneqin sPecified in tm et he,Cont, nor any
demand haying been made, the 'Plaintiffs' Case
..tested upon :the establishment ,of this custom, fot
.}??)roof of a breach of the contra& en the part of.the
• efenclarit..,
f. Mr. Serjeant Etst 'was-about to proceed on be..
half of the Defendant, -when
The Jury declared themselves satisfied-that there
was no proof of the existence of :any custom .for:
the delivery of Hops at any certain time.
Plaintiffs non suited.
London, England, 1801-12-21

BANKRUPTCIES ENLARGED.

Jan. 9. Robert Fisher, 'of Bedford-street, Covent-Garden,
tailor, at eleven, at Guildhall. . . .
jan. iz. Thomas Dobson, of Kt:ad.:lL:merchant, at ten, at
the Star Inn, Manchester.

Davison Penny the younger, of Saint john of Wapping, shin.
chandler, December 26, and January 9, 30, At eleven, at
Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. iledley, Sir William Warren-
- square, Wapping.
Daniel Brien, late of lames-street, Covent-Garden, viaualler,
December 23, at ten, 26, at cleven,-and january..3o, atten,
at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Shearman, Hart-street,
Bloomsbury. • •
Joseph Stone, late of Mersey-street, Liverpool, viaualler,
anuary 5,6, and 30, at eleven, at the Globe Tavern. At-
tornies, Mr. T. Windle, Bartlett's-Buildings, London; or
Mr. J. Phillips, Liverpool.
William Buller), of Plyniouth=DOck, linen-Trape-r; Unitary
9, 12, and 30, at ten, at Guildhall, London. Attorney,
Mr. Williams, Sion-College-Garden; A/derrnambury.
Joseph Evatt, of Rood-lane „London glassman, January. 2,
16, at twelve, and 30, at el '
eleven, at Guildhall. Attorney,
Mr. Atcheson,
James Weldon, of Lawren9a-lapc,?.yarchouseman, December.
22, at nineoparlJaritiary z, 3., at• ten, at Guildhall. At-
torney, Mr:TruckshAnk,-liiisinghall-street.
• DIVIDENDS.
Jan. 12. Charles Page, of Croydon, tailor, at ten, at Guild-
hall.
jan. 26. Thomas Barnes, of Fleet-street, stationer, at ten,
• at Guildhall. ,
Jan. 9.. Lewis Chauvet and Peter. Turquand, of the Old
jewry; London, merchants, at ten, at Guildhall.
Jan. 9, William OWen, of the Hay-Market, shoe-maker,
at ten, at Guildhall.
Jan. It. William •Beto. Taylor; late of Wolverhanipton,
japanner, at eleven, at the Harp Inn, Albrighton.
Jan. 12. Robert Perry and Thomas Andrews, lateof the
George Brewhousc, Hackney, brewers, at ten, at Guild.:
hall.
Jan. 12. Thomas Andirews, of Hackney-Road, brewer, at
ten, at Guildhall.
Dec. 29. Thomas Manson, of Tokenhouse-Yard, merchant,
• at ten, at Guildhall. .
Jan. 9, Charles Gregory, of Elstow, Bedfordshire, baker,
at ten, at the Swan Inn, Bedford.
Jan. 25. John Wallwork, of Manchester, innkeeper, at
eleven, at the Bull's Head Inn, Manchester.
Dec.' 22. William Gearing, of Water-lane, Fleet-street,
innholder, at ten, at Guildhall. . •
Jan. 'l2. Joseph Alder; of St. John-street, Clerkenwell,
cabinet-maker, at ten, at Guildhall. ' •

CERTIFICATES.
Jan. 9. Philip Davies, late of Blackfriars-Road, hatter.
Joseph Heftbrd, of Curtain-Road, Shoreditch, tail Or.
Gainsford Long, late of Maldon, Essex, shopkeeper.
Joseph Friedeberg and Benjamin Friedeberg, of Sun-street,
London, merchants.
Daniel George, of Ross, Herefordshire, innholder.
Joseph Thomas Hasletvood, of Bridgnorth, Shropshire,
grocer.

T H -E • S U

SOLZM QUIS DI altl4-;A-CS'i;;i. AUDZA

LONDOiI, DECgiikEP 21, 1801.
London, England, 1801-12-21

THE HUMOURIST.

On Wednesday, the Tragedy of Douglas, Lady Randblph,
Siddons, with Of Age To-morrow.
~And on Saturday, the Opera of The Duenna, Clara by
Billington.

THEATRE-ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN.
• •
- MORROW EVENING, Dec. zz, I Sox,
will be performed,
THE DUENNA.
Don Jerome, Mr. MUND'EN;
Isaac the Jew, Mr. FAWCETT;
Ferdinand, Mr. JOHNSTONE ;
Antonio, Mr. HILL ;
/rather Paul, Mr. TOWNSEND ;
Carlos, Mr INCLEDON .
•
The Duenna-;.Mrs. DAV ENPORT ;
Louisa, lirs. MARTYR;
Clara, Mrs. 4ILLINGTON.

~ ,

WITH

.• PEROUSE.
weanewa, Chains of tbe Heart, with The Review.
~Mr. Cooke Will perform the Charaaer of Richard the
Third on Saturd tyibat, with Selima and A zor.
tThePantomime, called Harleuin's A lmanack, or The
61.1 r Seat,ons, which has been long in preparation, will be
vtuduced on Monday next. .'
A new Tragedy has been also some time in rehearsal.
IDUe notice will be given of the next representation of
`slly as It Flies.
London, England, 1801-12-21

SHAKSPE ARE.

MESSRS. HEATH and ROBINSON respect.
fully inform tlie-Admirer -of SHAKSPEARE.'an(I. the
FINE ARTS„ that on Friclay,. January 1, iSoz, will he 3mb-
lisheti, the FIRST NltiV4B E.R. of a NEW El) ION_ of

- -
SUAKSPEARE's PLAYS, • •
From the corrected Text of JOHNSON and ST E EVE NS.
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London, England, 1801-09-09

PLYMOUTH, Sarr. 7.

SA/LED the Louitii Brig, of 14 guns,-Litipt. W.
Thust °Tr, wick Dispatches for Capt. BowsN and
Cot, CLlziOrr, at Madeira. The. Master and one

of the Lieutenants of the Argo, of ++ guns, torn.
• manned by Capt. BowEs; are gone out passengers

in the ,Lordia.

Sailed also the Swift Cutter, of 14. gora, Lieut."
3. SAN.Diii3, for Lisbon, with Dispatches for Mr.
FR ERE, His Majesty's Secretary of Legation at
that (..:ourt ; and the NE/brook Schooner, of IS guns,
Lieut. M. N. STARCZ, with Dispatches for Rear_
Adthiral Sir JAMES SAUMAREZ, off Cadiz.
Sailed the Captain, of 74 guns, Capt. BOYLES,
Fanny, of 16 guns, Lieut. FRIssELL, and Speed.
:well, of 16 guns, Lieut. R. Twit. triso:l, for the
Chanel Fleet ; the latter took several ViAuallers

tinder convoy, 'laden with supplies of beer, water,
and pfovisions, for 'the use of the Fleet. •
Sailed The Friendship, Cartel, with Prisoners for

• Arrived. the Illeprret, of' r 4 guns, Capt, J.
iroirsi, from the Channel Fleet.'

PORTSMOUTH, SEPT. S.

ARRI4EO His Majestj•'s Ship Anson, from the
Downs.
Sailed the Vet:nor, Cartel, with French Prisoners
for 'Clverbo tug.

. .
Tte I-1 4e acid Alcadovi Men of War are released
trOtna - .

YARMOUTH, SEPT. $.

I: a I VED. yesterday evening from Cuxhaven,
having landed her Mails at Lowestoft, the Prince
'f Wales Packet, Capt. SUTTON. Also this MOM.
Ing arrived the Prince of Walei Cipt. DEAN, from
Cuxhaven, with Mails she left Cuxhaven on Sun_
daimotning, and was spoke yesterday by His Ma-
jesty's Ship Pylacles, cruizing absitit forty leagues
Heligoland.
Arrived the Conqueror, Etql RSO /9, from Norway.
Slecl. the Argo, Scorr, to Liverpool.
London, England, 1801-09-09

ifESSRS. SCHIAVONETTI and Mr. CAR_
DON beg leave to inform the Subscribers for their
Prints, that Two of them, one representing the ASSAU LT
and CAPTURE of SERINGA RATAK and the other rh-z.
FAMILY of TIPPOO ..ILCU.I.RbIING over HIS DEAD
BODY, are ready for delivery at Messrs. Sehiavonetti's,
140. za, Michael's Place, Bromoton, and at Anthony Car-
doh's, No. 31,Clipstone-street, .Fitzroy-square, where may
be seen.the.Etchings of the; two other Prints (corripleting.the
Series of Events proposal to be describecl),7viz. the Death of
Tippoo, .and the Surrender of Two of hia,son.s.. • '
London, England, 1801-09-09

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- .Fixypt. the- LONDON GAZETTE, Sept. 8.
- • •Admiralty-Oirce, Sept. 8, 18. 01.
to)y ;fa Letter from Mr. John Pettigrew, Com-
mander of the Ship Intrepid, Letter of Marque,
tp E,van Nepean, Esq. dated Barbadoes, gth
Jul).., 1801.
I-have the honour to acquaint you, for the in-
formation of the Ldrds Commissioners of the Admi.
laity, that on the azd day of June, in N. Latitude
.18 deg.. 25 min. W. Longitude, per accompts, 40
-deg. to min. on board the Ship Intrepid, of Liver.
• ~pool, bearing Letters of Marque; under my Cori,.
•. •
znand,. having in company the Ships Dominica Pac-
ket and Alfred, I had the good fortune to capture,
after a running Engagement of nearly two hours,
the Spanish Frigate-built Ship La Galga, command-
ed by Francisco De .Pascadello, and mounting
twenty-four heayy sixes, and seventy.eight men,
bound to Cadiz or any-Pqrt in Spain, loaded with
'hides, cocoa, indigo, and copper in bars, the quan-
tity not yet known ; I am happy to say we sustain.
ed no other loss, that) that,of one of my brave men,
• and' dur• sails ana- rigging a,good deal cut ; the
other Ships have not sustained any damage, except
• the Prize, which has suffered considerably in both
Bull and masts, and rigging.;" I 'arrived. here on the
4th of July, with the Prize and above mentioned
Ships.
I have the Honour to be, &c.
JOHN PETTIGREW.
P. S. 'Pie_ Galga has beets at different Ports, but
*its•last from Rio de Plata.

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London, England, 1801-09-09

TORTSHOUTII,

THIS morning it seven O'cic..lt, HiS dial.
Highness the CO in Cti vcd here;
on ivliich occasion. the Royal Standard 'was hoisted;
and a Salute of it guns -fired floni -the East aril
Grey Batteties. -At nine the Tivops of the Garri-
son, consisting Of about cooonien, were drawn out
on SOuthsea Cogan on, foc HIS Royal HighneSis4.
inspeaion; in the following ordet, froth ii,;hr to
left Royal-Artillery, ROyal Flint Fuzileers; Royal
North Lincoln Militia; Wilts ditto; rst Sorneriet
ditto; id.Scinierset ditto; Durst ditto; WOrcestei
'ditto, and West Norfolk ditto. The ground- way
kept by a detachnierii of the t:11 Light Dragoons.
When His Royal Highness cattle Upon the groand;

the Artillery fired a Royal Salute; the Troops pre:
sented arms; and afterwards marched by in slOw and

quick time.

tie then went to examine the defence of Southsei
Castle, Fort Monkton, &c.&c. attended by Generals.'
STEPHENS, DIiNDAS :WH ITE LOCR, TR CGE, and
Hi'C'frlTy- Colonels Tviltis, MAIR, PRINGLE, Lord
BEE GRAVE, &c. Royal Highn&ss expressed hii
high approbation of the appearance and discipline of
this respeaable body of internal defence ; and paid
Lord Bst,GRAVE, in particular, many cornPliinents
on the -appearance of Corps:

We understand it is the Commander in Chef'
intention to ekatiline the state 6f the Coast froth
hence to Deal ; and have it, where required, put
into •a proper state for 'resisting the at e nets of a
daring and iniidious Enemy shout], thy have the
good fortune to pass our Wooden Walls.
London, England, 1801-09-09

From the LONDON GAZETTE, Sep'. 8, i So

At the Court at• Weymaith, The 7th of September
JBo t, present the Km's most Excellent :Ma jes-
.

tyin Council.

His Majesty, in Council, was this day pleased to
order that= the Parliament which 'stands prorogued
to Tuesday the, rsth day of this instant, September,'
should be further prorogued to Thursday the Oven:
ty.secqnd, day of Dabber next:'

.134PIKRUPTS.

. ,
Benjamin Tipper, of berby; patten-ring-traker, to surrender
October 6,7, and zo, at 'e (even; at the IC inles Arms Tavern,
Attornies, MessrS. Ward and Lockett, Derby.
John Shorlaod, of 'Exeter,. woollen-draper, September 28; at
low, September 29, and 06tober zo, at eleven, at the
si Globe Tavern,, Exeter. dttornies, Messrs. Williams and
Brooks, Lincoln's-bin, ,London.; or -_Mr. John Pedsley,
. Exeter. - •
Samitel Paulr Bamford, john Cooke, and James Francis
of Tiverton, Sornersetshire, worstedzmanufac-
turers, September' zB, 29, and aober 20, at eleven, at the
Castle-mod Ball Inn, Bata. Attornies, Mr. Bowoer, Bath;
or Mr. C. Constable, Symons,lnn, London. -4
Robert Stephens, of Manchester, dealer in weft, September
28,, 29, and October 20, at -three, at the Star Ino;•Man- •
cheater. Attornies, Mr. J. Taylor, Manchester; or Mi.
Ellis, Cdrsitor-street, London. . . •