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The Sun.
London, England, 1801-06-20

SIIEERNESS, JUNE

"YrsTigoAy evening arrived His Majesty's Sloop
Giery of t 6 guns, gain. Russ E 1., from the Downs ;.
and Drake hired Cutter; ,Licur, liAnnutxr, froth
Yirmouth.

The Thereur went out of Harbour to. the Lit..
tle Nore, from whence she this day proceeded to
the Great:Nore. It is said that she is to be a
Flag-ship, and is destined for the East Indies,

Lieut. >Ggotzcs PEP.IC has taken the Command
of the Flirt hired Cutter, at this Port. '

A Letter from Philadelphia, dated May 9, states,
tliat the captain of the Bostari British Frigate had
sent a challenge to the Captain dthe French Frigate
Semi/!ante, then laying at Norfolk, to meet him at
sea—=to which the Captain of the French had agreed,
'provided no other British Frigate was in the way.
The Boston i.y rated' at 3z guns, and is at present
commanded by . Capt. DOUGX.AS, a Scotchman, of
well tried bravery. The sciniartute is rated at 36
guns, •
The Enemy's Fleet in Brest, according to the last
-advkes, consisted of , wenty,seven Ships of the
Line, ready for sea. The complement of seamen
on board the 7.rs is fixed at only three hundred men,
which provea that room is left for double the number
of troops, as the Ffench complement on board ships
.of this rate is eight hundred and fifty men.

Y4:sterday a Court of Direttorsiof the East India
Company was held at the India Huse, when (-apt.
RT 1 E R attended and was sworn into the com-
mand .of the Contany,:s Extra Ship the orarc,
consigned to Fort 'St,Qeorge. The C M
ourt adjourned
to Wekineaty next. The Illo,narch is to be at
Gravesend the loth of July, to stay there ten days,
and be in the„Downs pa the 26th ditto,

The 'following is, a Lig pf the Persons who have
been apprehended since •the ; 3.th Sot,
under Charges of High TreasSn and Treasonable
Pradicis ; distinguishing such as, have been con-
fined under similar chfirgess at any time previous to
the t 3th or April, with the dates, of the Warrants
of their respedive Commitments~; and also distin_
guishing such as are now in custody.

ou•r,cF, cusinale.

•
John Ilerne ; John Pope ; Johri, Edwards ; JOhn White ;
S4rn, ',fowler; Edward Masser.; Daniel Canipbell John
Ashurst ; town. Pethion ; Benj. COXOII ; lohn Poran ;
Thoinas ;
,i'eniberton ; John Adamson Joseph Langley ;
Joseph P;atep ; Thomas )larpnil I ; Charles;Pendrell be.
Tore confined under a similar, Charge, .by Warrant,: dated
t9tlr April t 793 ; Jasper Moore, ditto,. ditto, by Warrant,
detect ;Oth tklrrtl 1798• ' ••

NOW IN CUSTOOY.
Michael Doyle; John Crathorno; lobo Nicholls; Joseph
ita4on*; Jaincs.'clionias. alias Wm. .Slater ; Robert
Oliphant; los. Burka; John Donovan; John DOcliworth,

The Faculty of Advocates in Edinburgh have
unanimously elated ROBERT 'BLAIR, ,Esq,
tor-General for Scotland, to be Dean of Fa-
culty, in the room of the Right Hon, Ron Et tyr DUN-
DAS", of Arniston, now Lord Chief Baran of the
COurt of Exchequer.
London, England, 1801-04-24

OLD BAILEY.

• -.

ElCliTil DAY.--TI-ILMSDAY, AVAIL 2-3.-

Jahn Henniker and yamess Fosset were capitally
indicted
.on a. charge of
.sheep stealing ; the Case
which was clearly proved against them, but whiCh
exhibited nothing curious or remarkable, necessarily
' inaticed Verdi aof Guilty—Death. •

. Edqv' ard Mered;tl.7 was convicted on a charge of
defrauding Messrs. Swale, Linen Drapers in Corn-
hill, of 22 yards of Dimit}r„ by mans of a faigi-
cated Note, purporting to be from, Mrse.Lettsom,
the Lady of the Doctor, who was a customer of the:
house, and in consequence of which die article
was delivered to the Prispner, who represerited him-
self as a domestic in Dr Lettsom' family., The
ease, which took up some time in discussing, being
substantiated' against the Prisoner, he was fouria,
Guilo..

- IJilliam Clizrk was convklecl of ftlonlously-
stealino• a coach-boot flap, the property- of Robert
Gray, and Thorhas.Harder.
`44lelc were all .the cowriaions which took lilac
.t14,44y....„.-_,Fivc;Pyiso-ners were acquitted,
London, England, 1801-04-24

saltv 'Tress, and speciilv wit.l be pnblislied, in utrto,
p.etigire•New Work, in Two Parts,' price One Gumeauch,
in boards, bot-pre.ssed,ll. Is: 6. entitled,
TNDIAN CHRONOLOGY DEVELOPED, and
A GRAMMAR of the MIXED:EAST -INDIAN
L 4 ALECTS, commonly called MOORISH, with_ Dia-
logue) on useful and scientific.ol'subjeds, as spoken through-
out all the Eastern Countries; being the most' copious Se-
lections,
London, England, 1801-06-16

Westw4rd,

YARMOUTH, juNE Is.

LAST night Admiral Mc KSON'S Squa!lron rettwn.
ed from a Cruize, viz. Blenheim, Ifrarti:t•iek, Princess
of Orange,' Standard, Assistance, and Le:ydett,' the
Ranger Sloop, La-jakaise Brig, Pbernix and Spe-
culator Luggers, 'Hazard, Liberty, .and Diligent
Cutters, and the SperAvell Brig.
Sailed the Rattler Gun-brig, and George and
.Lberty Cutters, on a Cruize.
This morning sailed the Iraq Eta rzheit Frigate
for the Baltic, with tilt: following Ships under
convoy :

Mary, Wit!cock
Rover, Jceb '
Liberty, MilAr
Yarmouth, POtts
Memel, M2son
Fortuna, Martin

British Queen, Libbis
/Baltic, Sandford
New Venus, Urquhart
Anson, Harpley
Mercury, Crabtree
Yam, 'Holland
Dione, Sims. Norfolk, Calvcr
Pager, Staff Perseverance, Steward
Industry, Ostler And one vessel from Suuthwold.
The flnn Armed Ship sailed also fur the Baltic,
with some Store-ships under cor:voy.
London, England, 1801-06-16

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St 4 mi6i iir.e ctilkar.

PORTSMOU'Tir, JUNE IS.

SAzLEt His Majesty's Ship ATI, for the Downs-,,
and His Majesty's Ship Shark, for the West In-

dies,

Admiral MawrActiE made a signs. on board the
Garland, for the West Indies,
His Majesty's Ship Serpnt made a signal for the
London, England, 1801-06-29

•
BRUSSLLS, J'll ;I.

,
Si 'AA :corps of tioops which' had lately arrived
en the Frencli frontiers from the right bank of the
2657;:,e, have orders again to appioach that
tiver. SO:el:id corps of Infantry ar.l Cavalry have
---theady
.)narclied for the vicinity of Birtgrn and
Mc /z. 'The Minister of War has likewise issued
ordeis.to 'coiled a great-quantity of, artillery and
draught. horses: The same measures :Ire taken in
the country between the ilille:u• and the Rhine. At
Cablevrz a considerable park of artillery will: be
formai and ail the Reach troops on the left hank
of the Rhine cornpleteti: jidiers will b made a
strung fortification.

HAGUE, JuNx 13.

the t WI inst. the great question relative-to
the 'new Constitution, was decided, and the plan. •
proposed, .its was expeeled,: rejaled. The President
of the -First-Chamber put the following three line-
sti 1-1; the vote, viz. First, Whether the Report
,namittee of Revi,:ion, and the plan of- the
L;;..w Loostitution should be •ndepted or not ?.,This
question .was decided in the negative, by. a majO.
rity of fifty' votes against - twelve.' The, Second
was,' Whetber the Message of the Di-
r,,,:tory. of. the .4.th• of:'March, by which it was
l'i".l)ol.ed to Make changes in the
,constitution,.
‘l,ould he a• fUrthee object of deliberation, .that
> I,o_ say, whether any change should be made
in ;the C•ons,l!u; ion before.- the time limited by
irse!f ? -'Phis question passed in
the_aftirinati‘ e, he 33 against 29 votes. The third
Qtt,,tion wag, V.:,lletncr the Mess,age of the Direc.
tory, ,;s it tirawn Op, should be rejeCted And
this wa; decided in the, affirmative. The 'party
which opposed anichanges in the Constitutioni'has
'therefore conipletely triumphed; and only four votes
were wanting to determine, that nothing more slwald
be said of any change till next year. The Directory
may now bring-forWat'd the proposal of a change in
the Constitution in another forma We shall now see
in what manner the Second Chamber will at when
this Oetree 'sball be laid before them next week for
their sanction: •

MADRID, MA, ,Qt

Tait march of our Troops ,into Portugal was
hastened by a peremptory note from the French
Envoy LUCLPN BON APARTE! The PRIi:CE° of
PRAC 9 immediately repaiied in person to the'Army,
and the French Ambassador accompanied him to
I'4h/even', a town situated. bet veep Al' d,a and
.8*(14.1'614, in order to be nearer the Army. The
united French' and Spanish Corps has marched from
Fa/lido/id to the River Duero ; a part of it will
blockade Almeida; which Fortress is still stronger
than Elks. The main body, however, will pro..
ceed along the Duero to the~iinportant Harbour of
Oporio, to' caryaltito effeZt the Main objea, the
prohibition of trade with England. The project to
penetrate with "a third Corps from Gallim, meets
with difficulties.

ANTWERP, JUNE 1+

Tut 'Military preparation, on the Ffersch Coasts
still con intt'e-Witi cu't interruption. `f he Exveklition
which is fitting out from tilt Garonne to the la.:nth
London, England, 1801-06-29

DE4j4, Just 28.

40.
Tn Upton Catilt India Porn
nan came down the
'River in the evening of-Friday last, and proceeded
immediately through die Dimns on her voyage for

13engal.
His Majesty's Ship La just,. arrived yesterday
afternoon- frotn the Westward, and after lying to
"abottt half an hour, return d to POrtiMOUth.

The Mrr;prer Guru-brig sliled last tight on
Cruize oiF the Coast of France ; and the Gaiv;e: came
in this morning from the Westward, and remains
with His Majesty's Ship Overysrel, and the fol.
lowing Merchant Vessels outward-bound, waiting
for a wind :

Ravensworth, Keith, for Cuwes ; Royal George, Diva.
bank, for the Cape of Good Hope; lane, Smerton, rot
Cowes; Jane, Smith, and Howell, Martins, for Lithos;
and Mary, Tate, for Constantinople.
The Garnet Sloop of War has a Signal flying ht.
Convoy to the Westward.

r
London, England, 1801-06-29

IMPERML P 4RLL-11.1 ENT.

HOUSE OF PEERS,

SATURDAY' JUNE 27.

THE Royal Assent. was given. by Commission to
• • • •
35 Bini," which were cilletty of a private or local
desciiption ; zrong tl.e. public A&s were the
Million Loan Bill, the Two. Exthequer,BillS
theXfinsolidated Fund Bill) the Irish Tea Duty,
ant} ether Rrvenue Bills, the ..Dublin. Sodety, the
Fhirlyr)i, Rebtors,'"koop's Patent,. and Campbell's.
Divorce Bills.. •

The .Lords Cornrnissiiorms were the LORD CHAN
CELLon, .the• 4arl.ofßosyrr,, and 'Lord WALtsllcc.
rIA:A4 . • •

The various Bills, upon the Table were forward.
ed in their respe6tive stages, many of Which stand-
ing for cominitincnt %vele acco tdingly dispatched
through Cnnunittees of the.WhQle Hottse •
The. Earl pIifiLLTOY Stated, that in consequence
of what pa;sed yesterday at the Bar, it being deemed
proper that further'ey idence should be gone into rela-
tive to C, ewe's Divorce Bill, he therefore moved that
k ins be ortit .to attend:again at, the
Bar, and that a summons be iss'Jed for the attend-
'ante of Henrietta`. SLeau, on Monday next;
Which was' crdc: ed accordingly. ' •

11/11, WILDE;;FORCE 'brougl)t up tram the Corn-
mons the,Hull Navigation Bill
-in consequence of which it was ordered, on the
Notion„of Lord NV:AU:INGHAM, that their Lord-
ships be. s;:nymoncd kr MondaY, in Order to take
ittro,:t:onsidetation the Standing Orders of February
ps r , 'and of May 14,0 ti so far as the same respeft
anAa for tie Improvement of the Naviption of
the River of lull, &c. .

Theii Lord!;',4s then diTosed of some pri,iate
business, after which the flou;:e adjourned till Aflon.
day,

HOUSE OF COMMONS.
SATURDAY, JUNE 27',

THE SPEAKER attended by the Members present,
proceeded to the House of Lords to hear the Royal
Assentgiven to a variety of Bills.
On the Motion of Mr: ADBOT) an Account was
ordered to ht laid upon the Table, under the A& of
the present year of His Majesty's reign, for ascer.
. .
taming the Population of the Kingdom.
A new Writ was ordered for Totness, in the
room of Lord GRO R E SEYMOUR, who had accept_
eJ the Chiltern litmdreds ; and also for Plympton,
in the rootu of Mr. ADAMS.

The l'oteign Debtors' Bill was read a second
time, and committed for Monday.
A. Message froin the Lords informed the House
their Lordships agreed to the Irish Controvert-
ed. Erledion Bill, the Irish Judges Aecomnuxlation
Bill, the Playing Card Duty Bill, the Irish
Pay Bill, the Irish Hop Duty. Bill, and several pri.
vate Bills.—Adjourned till Monday.
London, England, 1801-06-29

LL'OVD's MONTHLY SIIPPPIN"IIST;

Containing upwards of ELEVEN' THAUSAN.D MER-
CIIANT Shill's , 4.11t1 .the WHOLE 140 )(A I, NAVY,
With USEFUL. TABLES, &c.
Llll4'l, Booksellers ' throughout 'Great Britain and
Ireland, 'are Tespfitfully informed, that' LI,O D's.
SHIPPING LIST, price, One Shilling and Sixpence will
he published on the xst day fj of and may be. had' with
their usual Magazine parcels. -
The Proprietors of this useful and important Work lire so
well convinced of its utility to the Commercial Interests of
Great Britain, and are so desirous of removing the prejudices.
excited agaiust the. desist and plan of a Monthly. Shipping
List, by a contemptible, inaccuotte, and blundannK attempt
to antiespate 1.43,41's Shipping .I.isto that to satisfy the raids
of the BookselL'is by *muting then' from loss, and to enable
the Public to make a 'fair comparison, they engage -eb take
again any Copies or tlw. two 41* Number -virth remain upon
hand uns(..ld.

The BoOksellers In the principal Sta.rports arc well ac-
quainter( with the spirited and m
expensive arrangements made
by the Proprietors of Llnd's Shipping List, to secure to it
a degree of accuracy, almost infallible,. without which it
would be worthless, and v.oulti possess.no claim td-thetr re-
commendation and preference, These exertions will be con-
tinued and retioAlccl, and it is in the present, design of the
Prow:4l:6[s, at no distant period, to olkr a premium for the
detection of an error. Their extensive arrangements, and
their valuable local oarrespundents, will enable them to pub-
a List Which will be linmaculately correct, and deserving
of universal patronage.
The List of the Royal Navy appendcxl to Lloyd's. Shipping
List, will contain the usual particulati of Size,
Captain; and present Station) the First Lieutenant, ot each
Ship, :And the Name of the Agent of every Captain. •
. I..vntiob, joie 1801
•
London, England, 1801-06-11

GRAND JUNCTION CANAL. •
Prim PUBLIC are hereby informed, that the
whole Line of this Canal, from the Oxford Canal at
Braunston to the River Thames at Brantford, together with
the Branches to Buckingham, Wendover, and Paddington
• cexcept the intended Tunnel at Blisworth, Where an Iron
ail-way has been executed, for facilitating the conveyance
of all articles during dig execution of the said Tunnel), are
tow Navigable ;.but as the Towing Paths of the new.parts of
the Works, 'and the ereetion•of proper Warehobses, Sheds,
Cranes, add other Conveniencies at Paddington, will not be
Ina state sufficiently acco'nutuxlating to receive the general
Merchandize before the Tenth Day of July next. the open-
ingot these new Nits of the undertaking for the general trade.
will be postponed till the said Tenth Day of July, when the
whole Line is intended td be opened, and a Passage-Boat
• Will.immediately after beestablished to and from Uxbrsdge.
• By Order ofthe Comthittee,
Fludyer-street, GRAY and CHAPLIN,
June 8, dot. . Clerks to the Company.

I'OI7ND by a GENTLE-LAN's SERVANT, between
LIOUNSLOW and STAINES,
APOCK4T BOOK; containing some Bank
Notes, and a Receipt for Money
_paid avay.. The
Owner, on describing the Book and its Contents, gt;ting a
Gratuity to-the Servant, .and paying Advertisement, may
npply at the Post-office, Winchester.

TO the GENTLEMEN'of the BIBURY. CLUB, held at the
Thatcli'd House, St. James's-street.
IN consequence of HAND-BILLS being distri-
buted in Burford, and its environs, complaining of exor-
bitant Chargos,being made at Bibury, and its vicinity ; the
Inhabitants of Burford take this opportunity publicly to de.
Clara that thpy are perfeetly satisfied with the;terins con-
tainesl in the said Hand-Bills, anti will use their utmost en-
deavours to accommodate the Members and others, attending
the Races, agrixable,to the tests proposed in the said Bills.
Burford June 4.
London, England, 1801-06-11

PORTSMOUTH, JUNE 10,

PAssau by this morning for the Downs, 114
Majesty's Ship Argo, from St. Helena, with the 101'
lowing Ships from India under convoy, viz.

Marquis Wellesley,
Cirencester,
Earl St. Vinmnt,
Lord Nelsoit,
A cnjston,

Walthamitow,
Brunswick,
Ceres,
Carron,

Cantho;
Leviathan and Dragon, Whalers.
Sailed the Thaw.: Frigate, on a Crnfzea
Came into Harbour, _His Majesty's Ship hatili.
gapr, to be docked.
London, England, 1801-04-23

PLYMOL.ITH,
,APRIL 2

AR It vr. D the ship Pallas, of and for Hamhro?,
from. Lisbon, Capt. $c Hot., laden' with sugar, fruit,
Sco.detatned the Isth inst. by the Milb rock Sehix.ine'r.;
Arrived the Danish .Brig 13catha, Capt. jAssE,
laden with sugar, &c. from Cape Francoisc, de_
.
taint(' the I 2th inst. by the Fkgard Frigate. • •

Arrived a French Lugger Privateer, of 14 gttn,
Eby b the Cambria,: Frigate.
_ _

Sailed the Jason Frigate, on _ a 'Cruize to the

Westward.
London, England, 1801-04-23

NEW ICIANtrFACTORV.
OB ARTS and PLOWMAN :most xespeafully
IV inform tlic Nobility and Gentry4ho have not seen their
NEW and ELEGAWI' MANUFACTORY 01 CH-Ahl-
BELI,RY and ITALIAN MUSLJ NS, that their Warehouse
is the only place in this country wh,:re they-can be had
genuine—No. t. ehandos Street, Covent Gardeii.. •
N. B. A'Great Variety of FANCY SII.!{.S. by the Ma-
nn iacttirerS. , . I .

AYI.,ESBURY,,AUCKS.
TO LIE SOtl) BY PR,IVATE CONTRACT,
Either together or in tots,
A Most' Desirable FREEHOLD ESTATE,
A •TYTHE.FREE, situate in and'near, the Town of
Aylesbury. covisting ot the MANORS of AYLESBURY,
Ninth 'BIER -roN and BROUGH`PON HUI-LANDS,
alias Broughton Stavety, 'extending over the whole of the
Parish of Aylesbury, Bieretou, and. Hulcott, and tho greatest
part of Weston Turvyll. The Tolls of the Market 4,f Ayles-
bury, and sundriw very rich and eligible Farms, 'in the -occu-
pation of respetiablel'enants.• • •
Particulars may he had of Messrs. Forster, .Cooke and
Frerc, of Lincoin's.inn, who aro authorized to mai tnr thC
Sale; of Mr. Davis, of teAnor, TetswOrth, Oxfordshire
and at the White Hart Innitt Ayleshuri.
There are some.peculiar riviirges; attached to this Est.itz
well worthy the attention or,afPureltaser.
London, England, 1801-08-10

DIVIDENDS.

Sept. 4. William Ireland, Nathaniel Calvert; James Over,-
' end, and Corney Tomlinson, of Lancaster, merchants, at
five, at the Sign of the Grapes, Lancaster.
Sept. . 5 Edward Rogers and John R odd, or Bread,street,
Chcapside; whole4ale woollen-faaors, at eleven, at Guild-
hall. • ,
Aug. 3t, John Terry and William Richards, of Birming-
ham, button and buckle-makers, at tea, at the George Inn,
Birmingham.
Aug. 29. Inomas Clacshrnok, Georg .Ghissbrook, and
Betty Glassbrook, of Wigan, Lancashire, grocers, at ten,
at the Coach and Horse;, Deansgate Mar.,:hester.
Sept. 5. John Bennett, ofWootton-linderedge, Gloucester-
shire, carrier, at eleven, a: the- Whitc.l.ion'lnn, Wootton
Underedge.
Sept. IS. William. Lowe and William Brooks, of Perpber.
ton, near Wigan, Lancashire,, fixitian,mariufaaurers, at
eleven, at the Sign of the Buck in the Vine, Wigan.
Pat. 2.4. George Leabon, of Stowmarket,, Sultblk, draper,
at ten,-at Guildhall, London.
London, England, 1801-08-10

HARWICH, Au G . 9.

YEsTriznAi• evening Lord NELSON arrived in
the Medusa Frigate, Capt. GORE, at' the back of
Landguard Fort, where he came to anchor, attend-
ed by an, Advice Brig, tke Providrnce hired Cutter,
commanded by Lieut. COWAN, and two Revenue
Cutters. His Lordship immediately sent Lieu-
tenant Co wAN with Dispatches to this place,
'which were instantly forwarded by Express to Capt.
SCHOMB ERG, at'Colchester,, commanding this Dis-
trid of the Essex Fencibles, and also toCapt. EDGE,
at Ipswich, 'Commander of the Suffolk Fencibles:
These Gentlemen-went on board to His Lordship
this morning, and the Medusa is now at anchor in
the fowling Grounds.
Admiral POLE, with nine Sail of the Line, be-
sides Frigates, under his i command, from the Bal-,
tic, passed this place yesterday for the Channel,
under a press of sail. •
•
London, England, 1801-08-10

DEAL, AUG. 9.

ARRIVED last night from the Northward, 04
proceeded immediately to the Westward, Vice-:Ad'
nijral POLE, in His Majesty's Ship St. Gtorgef
with several ether Ships of the Line from the Bala',
tic, last from Cork.

His Majesty's Ship Alkmaar came down yes.ter:
day-from Sheerness; .and the. Hind Frigate saile`i
. ,
with eonvoY for Portsrtiouth.
London, England, 1801-08-10

PORTSMOUTII, ATJG. 9.

SAILED His IVla,jcsty's Frigate Sawa Margarita"
with the Srale,by Castle, Capt. GARDNER, Triton,
Capt. ANSTIE, Upton Castle, Capt. PAY EN,
Capt. CARNEGIE, and Elizabeth, Capt. HAtrEsi
East Indiamen, King George, Capt. BROCKBANIC,
and Carteret, Capt. SCOTT, for the Cape of Gooti
Hope; and a Fleet of West Indiamen, about 25
Ships, under convoy. The Orpley Sloop of War
joins, them at Falmouth, with the Bristol and Liver-
pool Ships.

Sailed the Rorwclife Armed Ship, Lieut. Doxo.
VAN, for Guernsey.

Sailed the Sckbay. Frigate, with the homeward.
bound East_lndia .Ships Lady Purge:, Lady yaw
Dundas, and Bengal, and several other vessels un-
der convey, for the Downs. . •

Came into Harbour to refit, His Majesty's Slip
Defiance, of 74. guns.
Friday evening arrived two Cartels at St. Helen's,
with Captain MuRRAy, and some Officers of the
yaw: Frigate, lately wrecked on the French Coast.

Arrived the Apollo French vessel, from Havre.-
de-Grace, prize to His Majesty's Cutter Carteret,
Lieut. ALT Commander ; and the Ship Eask, SPE'
S tall. master, from Havre-de-Grace, detained by
His Majesty's Ship La Loire.

Arrived the Danish Ship Bo- rregaard, HARRIS!
With seals for this Port ; Paragon, WOODCOCK)"
Stony. and Jane, HESLETON, A3lll, HARRT;OZ.4
.7ane, LEE, Ariel, BROWN, and Grafton, PIIM"
from Riga, with hemp, &c. for this Port ; and Ex'
celleat, DODD, from Pillau, with-wheat,

ArriVed this morning His Majesty's Ships it*
Georr.-, Vice-Admiral PoLE, Saturn, Rear-A(l'3''"
ral TOTTY, London, Ramillies, Warrior, Elephant,
Prince George, and two Frigates.
Sailed the St. Fiorenzo and Sea Horse Frigates,
this morning, for Weymotith.
Passed by: this Port for the Downs, the liamitttob
HI.NCIMAN; from New Providence, from whence she
sailed on the zd ult. in company with the She
Queen anti Opeeeretvert, tor : parted CO'
pany a few days afterwarda. koke the Coma's
Sloop of War on the Banks of NcWfoundland ;
.303
Dryad Frigate, crnizing in lat:v.. I+. long. r 1. 30!
His Majesty's Ships Dreadnought and Bellerop&I
this day went out of the Harbour to Spithead.
London, England, 1801-08-10

From the LONDON GAZETTE, August 8,180 i.

Dawning-street, August 6, rSor.

His Majesty' has been graCipusly pleased -to sig-
nify his approbation and acceptance of the offer of
the Court of Direiftors of the' East-India Company,
fo add Company of Artillery to the -Brigade. of
Royal Eat India Volunteers ; and also the unani-
!nous Offer of the Non
.Commissioned Officers and
Privates of the- Three Regiments, to march with
their Officers io any Ott of the kingdom, whenever.
his Majesty. may be:pleased to' call for their Ser-

PROCLAMATION roR PARDONING DESERTERS..

1170.ffire, Atigust 4, TBo r

WHEREAS it has been represented to the King, that there
are at this time several Deserters -from the different Regular
Corps in Hi 9 Majesty's Land Strvice, who xnight be induced
to return to their duty by an offer of His:Majesty's graciousTar-
-don;arid that such an. instance of His Royal C;emency would
'ave a due influence upon their future behaviour : His Ma-
jesty ha§ been graciously pleased to grant hi's Free Pardon to
all Deserters from his" Regular Land Forces, whd shall stir-
rer.der themselves, on or before the loth day of September
rext, to the Commanding Officer of any Regiment, or to any
of the superintending Field-Officers "of the Recruiting Ser-
vice, whose Stations * are mentioned in the Maegin,:or to the
juspeadr-General of the Recruiting. Service' in .the Isle of

ight,

SilLh Deserters, if able-lsodied. Men, and fit for Service,
5.1.;a11 be sent to the_Regiments from which they respe&ively
~.icrted, or be appointed to such Regiments AS His Majesty
may be pleased to command; and 'pthen so placed, shall not
be liable to• be claimed by any other Corps to which they
re..:`,v formerly have belonged. •

And whereas many of the said Deserters may have enlisted
in other regular Corps, and are now serving therein, His Ma-
jesty is graciously pleased to•exfend to such Deserter's the
benefit of this' Pardon ; and to area, that they shall continue
.to serve in the Corps wherein they now arc, without being
under the necessity of declaring themselves Deserters, in or-
-,cler to entitle them to the benefit of this Pardon ; and they
shall not be liable,'at
.any future time, to be claimed by the
„Re'githents in which they tbrmerly served : But this Clause
is not to entend to Deserters enlisted by the Corps raising
Recruits for General Service ; which Deserters are only to be
;entitled' to their' Pardon on, declaring therns:ives in' the Isle
of 14 fight to be such,; and being there transferred to some esta-
blished Regiment.

, An,y Soldier who may desert after these His Majesty's gra-
cious intention's arc made public, shall not be included in the
above Pardon, but be proceedgd,against with tits: utrnos;
London, England, 1801-08-10

BANKRUPTCIES ENLARGED.

. „
Sept. 2.6. William Betts Bird, late of Yarmouth, linen-
draper, at ten, at GOldhall, London, ,
_Sept. za. Waterlv Weller,of;Deptforcl, miller and
• tnaltster, at ten, at Guildhall. • .
. .
Sept. xz. George Fitch; late 'of Turnmill.street. Clerken_
Nell, at tee, at Guildhall..
so" • Aug. 22, Daniel Old nig, or .Beccles, Sufihlk, shopkeeper,
at ten, at G ui 1(1;101 , London.
4C-rit-. 29. Colin Farquhar, late of-Maddox-street, Hanover-
,. souare builder, at ten, at
BANKRUPTS.

John Firth, of Sowerbv, Halifax,
Fort)-faelor, to surrender
August 27, 28, AnciSeptember 19, at ten, at the Talbot
'lnn, Hal i fax . A tfOrnies, Messrs. -Cardale, ward, and
Spear, of G I lin, London ; or Mr. W. Hall, Halifax.
loDu phillips; late of Walcot, Somersetshire, baker, August
24, as, 'and Septeinber t 9, at eleven,. at the Castle and
Ball Inn, Bath._ Atternies, MesstS. BOord and Ridpath,
Bath ; 'or Messrs. Sandys and Horton, Crane-court, Heet_

street.
James Sornmervail, of Liverpool, merchant, August it, 29,
and September ig, at ten, at. Guildhall, Ipn.iOn. Attor-
ney, Mr. Duree, Fenchureh-street; London.
Wllharri Somervaille; of Grange-court, Carey-street, taylor,
August rr, 1.8, and September 19, at' ten, ai
Attorney, Mr. Birtlett's-Buildings, Holborn.
and fames Hulme, of Manchester, dealers in.
weft, September 7,9, and 19, at three, at the Commercial
Attornies,J nip, Manchester. Mr. Thomas Heivitts, Man-
chesterl or Mr. R. Ellis, Cursitor-street, Chaneery-lane,.
London. ,
Joseph' Clay- l'ite of Batley, Yorkshire, drysalfer, August
22,, 24, at the 9 Sign of the Black Bull, Bh•stal", and Segfem-
bee 19, at the Talbot Inn, Halifax, at ten. Attornies, Mr.
Battye' Chancery-lane, London; or Mr. Fettye,
Tliahiasßrassey, of Wigan,-Lancashire-, Shopkeeper, Atigust
• 2:8, 29, and September 19, al ten, at the Buck in the Vine,
‘Vi an. Attornies, Mr. Windle; _Bartlett's-Buildings,
Holborn, London; or Mr. Gasket', Wigan,
William Day, of Cheapside, man's-mercer, Aupst 22, 29,
and September-19, at ten, at Guildhall. Atiormes, Messrs.
Bleasdale and Alexander, Hatton-court, Threadneedle-
street.
London, England, 1801-08-10

DOVER, Au:c. 9.

A Squadron, consisting of a Line-Of-Battle Ship,
two Frigates, and about eight Gun-brigs; part of
Lord NELsoN's Fleet, keep their station off flew-
logne Barbour, just without the range of their
Batteries..

A, Flag of Truce which sailed yeSterday for Ca-
lais, returned, this morning, but brought nothing
more than common Letters and Newspapers,
London, England, 1801-08-10

YARMOUTH, Auc. 9.

SAILED the Veteran, of 6+ guns, the Shanti°
Frigate, Pha'nix Lugger, Safcgaard and
Gim..brigs, Driver and inipagt. Sloops, and Sl'eaC
well Brig.

Arrived the Speculator Lugger, Grip', D;11.4
geaee, Hazard, Fox and Liberty Cutters.
Arrived the Prince of Wale: Packet, Capt. pEAge
from Goree, where she had been under a Flag of
Truce, to convey Count BERNSTORFP .from
with. No person was permitted to go on shore
but the Count and, his Suite.—They
saw several
Ships of War in at Goree.
London, England, 1801-08-10

PLYMOUTH, AtTc, 8,

AltRI V A'etity Schooner, of 16 guns,
Lieut. J. MEIN, from Oporto. Sailed thence on
the 26th ult. with a Fleet of 28 Sail of Merchant_
men under convqi;' several of which parted corn.
pany off' Scilly for' the Mirth Channel ; the re-
mainder are now off the Sound, beating to the
Eastward.—The Lady Arabella Packet, lately cap_
.
tured by a French Privateer off the Rock of Lisbon,
has been re-captured by L'OLseax Frigate, and is ar-
riygd here underconvoy of the,Netle.y. Capt.NE A 1.
late Commander of the .Resoliition Privateer of this

Port, lately captured by, the nr,2iirve French Piivar
teer, came passenger in the latter. They bring no
particular.
.news : Peace between Portugal and France
was daily expeaed" to be concluded when the above

left Oporto.
Arrived the- Indyratigable Frigate., from a Cruize
of 2.2 weeks in the Bay.
Owing to contrary winds, the Oporto Fleet woe
obliged to bear away for the Sound, where they arc
now anchoring.
London, England, 1801-08-10

severity.

By His Majesty's Command,

C. YORKE

* Exeter, Winchester, Marlborough, Hertford, .Bedford,
Ipswich, Maidstone, Nottingham, .Birmiugham, Shrews-
:bury, Manchester, Lecds, York, Kendal, Durham, Edin-
burgh, Glasgow, Aberdeen, and Inverness:
London, England, 1801-08-10

S ithE R IVES'S, Au o. 9.

CAPTAIN RICHARD OSWALD iS appointed Of
and has taken the Corrimand of the Sizrprize
gatt, of 28• guns; as has Lieut. T. SHIRLEY °
the Dolphin Cutter, of 14 guns.
Yesterday sailed His Majesty's Bomb...vessel
plosion, Capt. MARTIN, and Defender Gun-br'g
Licut. LEAVEY, for the Dow-is ; and Ann ArWe
Ship, Captain DELANQE, with a Convoy for the
Elbe.

Arrived the Zcbra and Vdia'no Botnb-vessels".
and their Tenders, from the Downs.

This day arrived the Amazon Frigate, Ciipf3lll
SUTTON, from Yarmouth; and Biter atid Wrangler
Gun-brigs, from the Baltic, and the Eas/c.and64"4
Revenue Cutters from a Cruize.
' The Ambuscade is unclothed.

On Friday morning Lord NELSON sent a sl,e,st:'
sage to Captain, RUDSD E L L., the Commanding 'Jo
ficer of the Ramsgate Sea Fencibtes, desiring 114111
London, England, 1801-02-21

DIED.

•
• -7 -
On Monday the 9th inst. at St. Fort,. in F,ifeshire, Ro-
•liert Stewart, Esq. of Castle Stewart.
On Wednesday; of a paralytic 6troke,ll;ady Hardy, wi-
dow of the late :Idiniral Sir Charles Hardy,
On Thursday lasi, at Hampton, the Hon, Julbha
Bryan, wife- of Michael Bryan, F.sq. and sister to the
Earl .Shrewsbury.
The same day, Ur. William Girdler, of St. Martin's-
lane.
London, England, 1801-02-21

MARRIED.

.I,ately, at Worcester Mr. handy, of. High-street to
Misg Horsley, both' of that City and on Thursday, Mr.
W. Horsley, of Worcester, to . Miss Humphrys, (laughter
of William Humphrys, Esq. of 'Henwick-Hill, near
WOrc6stet;
London, England, 1801-02-21

SHIP NEWS.

CRAVISMO, TZB.IB.

Passed by--,the William, Tegon, from Memel.
Sailed—the Nancy, for Gibraltar ; Goodrich,
—# foc .SMyrna ; and Vrow Hendricka, -for
Antwerp.
FEB. :Past. by—the Vrow Helena, —, from
Bremen ; and Tonge Anna, Sailta, from Leon:-.
Sailed—the Industry, Rees, forNew-York ; and jenny,
—, for cork. - .
London, England, 1801-02-21

To Mr, BAXTER, Italian Warehouse,. South 13ridge,
S I.R . Edinburgh.
the use of six .rir eight. Bottles of SPILS.- •
1,) ANTlsvDulorty, DR OP'S, which•
had of you, I have* the sAifaction to inform you, -1 am
perfectly cured of the Scurvy, which altected both my
legs itid arms, accompanied with a moat violent liniiiour,
that entirely stiipped off' the skin. Its, first .appearancr
was "as a pimple on my left leg only ; then it gradually.M•
creased to that degree of inveteracy just mentioned. Pre-
viols to my taking" theDrois, every method which hard
hcen recommended to me -proved I have'
taken the liberty to address. this Letter to .you, Sir, that,
by your means, thh efficacy of this Nledieinemay be made
known te-those afflicted in a similatinantier, acrd os wale
recompence to the Proprietor, "to.whoin no-lesser claim of
gratitude is due, than release fftilli so baneful a disease.
I am, Sir, your most obedient humble Selviint,- •
Lasswade, near Edinburgh, ISABELLA GOOULET.
April 20, 1800.
The uniter-inentione'd Gentlemen do severally attCst the
aUthenticity of this cure:
. WIN -PATON, Minister.
• O. 'MURRAY-, Elder.
AMES MIME,
AMES ST E WAR:I, Surgeon.
The Drops are soil in Bottles of is. and v. each, by
the general Venders Of Patent Aledieiffes in Town and
Country ; in the
.Bormagh of
.iSouthwark only by Mr.
Clarke, No. 269, and B. Shaw, No. f 4.
London, England, 1801-02-21

DEAL, FEB. 20.

His Majesty's Sloops Savage, Gier, Gannet
and Ellgemie, came in this morning from the
Westward, and remain with the 0110.pfel, Iris,
Racoon and Arroetv, cygnet, Grace, Lord Duncan
and Earl Spexcer Armed Cutters, Nile and Lark
Amcd Luggers, Lord llarzpkesbury, Hindman,
True Briton, Calcutta, Air?). Castle, Dow:. Cas-
tle and Duke tt Montrose East India Ships.
The Lord Ha- aviesbn?y, Hindman, and True
Brawl, came down this mornit,g from the River
and the Vovir Cattle put back this afternoon
from the Westward. ;
London, England, 1801-02-21

RIVER LEA, &c. TURNPIKE.. BONDS, CANAL
• SHARES, •anif HOUSES. •
. : _TO BE SOLD BY -AUCTION,-
By Mr. RAINE,
On Friday thit/th Instant, by Order,pf EXECUTORS
and TRUSTEES, at the Rainbow Cottee-House, in
Cornhill, at Twelve o'Clock, in Fourteen Lots,
IVE BONDS for tool.. each, secured by the
F
,River,Lea.Navigation.
One 'Bond for tool. by the St. Alhan's Gates.
Two. Shares of col. each, in the Grantliain Canal.
Three Shares of tool. each, in the Ashby-de-la-Zouch.
Leasehold.llouse, No. 18, Abingdon-street, West-
" . •
A Ditto, No. 39, Tavistock-street, Covent- garden.
A Ditto, No. b.s, Jermyn-street, St. James's. •
Printed Particulars may
,be. hail At the Rainbow Coffee-
House, and of Mr. Ratite, in Charlinte-stiret, Blooms-
bury.
London, England, 1801-02-19

TO BE PEREMPTORILY SOLD,
Pursuant . to an Order of .the High. Court of ChaketY,
dated the 2 sit Day of Jan.. 1801; made in a .Caute, en— ,
titled WHATMORE against EARL. anti Others, on
the zoth Day of March, iSot, between the. Hours of
Oneand Two o'clock in. the Afternoon, • before Peter
Holford,'Esq. one of the Masters of the said Court, • at
the Public Sale-room of the said Court, in Southitinp-
ton-buildings, Chancery-lane, in One Lot.;
ENTERAL PIECES or PAKCELS of FREE:
HOLD LAND, part of the Estates late-of ED.'
WARD WHATMORE, Esq, deCeasd, situate within
the Manor of Woottliall, ntar Tadcasler, in the County
of York.
Particulars whereof my. be had (gratis) at tht said Mas-
ter's Chambers, in Southampton-buildings aforesaid'; or
Mr. Fraser, Staple lien, London ; and of Win. Dawson,
Esq. of Tadcaster. ' • ~•
London, England, 1801-02-19

'POLITICS of GREAT BRITAIN and FRANCE.

This Day was published,
In Two large Volumes Ilvo. neatlyprinted on superfine
Wove Paper, a New Ettitiom price Ills. in beams,
HISTORY .of the POLITICS of GREAT
BRITAIN and FRANCE, from the .time of the
Conference,at Piblitz, to the Declaration of • War againlit
Great Britain, with an Appendix, Containing a Narrative
of the Attempts made by the British Government to re:
store Peace. To which is now added a Postscript, con-
taining an. Examination of the Conduct of the British Mi.
nistry relative to the late Proposal of Bonaparte, with a
VI ND ICATI ON, of the,WD RK againq the 'Attack of
Mr. WILLIAM BBLSHAM. •

By HERBERT MARSH, B.D.F.R.S.
And Fellow of St. John's College, Cambridge:
Printed for John Stockilile, Piccadilly.
The Vindication may be ha ,e 1)A ra tclY; rice.3s.

This Day were published;
In Duodecimo, Price 4s. 6d. sewed,

ITERARY MISCELLANIES "; inchiding a
1.3 DISSERTATION on. ANECDOTES. 'A.New
Edition, ea larva,
Ey J. D'ISRAELI. Att
LOndon Printed for Murray and Ilighley,
Fleet-street.
Where maybe had, just published, by the same A uthit,
I. ROMANCES; the Second Edition, coriVed:
which is now added, A MODE RN ROMANCE.- Doc.: -
&chop, pride 4s sewctil.
11. An ESSAY on the MANNERS and GENIUS of
the LITERARY OHARACTER small R _vo! price 4s.
in bards.

111. CURIOSITIESof LITERATUItE,2,voIs.Bvo
ptice 16s, in boards.
London, England, 1801-02-19

OLD BAILEY.

FIRST DAY.--WEDNESDAY, FEB 18,1
THE Session this day commenced in the usual
form, before the LORD MAYOR, Mr. Baron.
1.10-arAm, Mr. Justice LE BLANC, the RS.
CORDER, &C.

7,hn Whitehead, and Sarah Whitehead, Other...
wise Gi-iffths, were charged with feloniously
'stealing a quantity of wearing apparel, the pro...
perty of Mary Moses. Such evidence was ad..
duced in support of this charge, as to induce the
Jury, After dis Missing the capital part of it, to
find John Whitehead Guilty, and to acquit tho
Woman.

Thonzat King was charged capitally with a
burglary, in the house of .Charles Thomas, and
Stealing therein several articles of wearing ;gyp.parel, his property, and Sarah Gfradlty, for
loniously recei.ving the same, knowing them to
have been stolen. The evidence, in this case,
was such, as, in the opinion. of the Jury, to war..
rant them in acquitting both the Prisoners. • ,
lames Wright. was also chatted with a capital
ofFence, in stealing articles of wearing i_lppareli
valued at +is. out of a dWelling-hoUse. tiOdiet
----Gui/t)y of rtcalifg ta. thr value of 391:. which
Qbviates the capital part of the charge.
AI /Chad Cassidy was.convided of stealiug.
callico shirt, and a pair of silk stockings, .-tho.
property 'of William Iluihby, of Great Ctirpliet.4
land Place, Esq, to whom he had been just hired .
as footman.

Susansuih More was charged with stealing a
silver table spoon, the property of Mr. japies,
Brewer, Proprietor of the Swan, Lad.lane. hn
consequence of the-Prosecutor not beisig able sa—
tisfadorily to identify )the article, the Prisimet
having found means to !obliterate the marks, the
Jury were constrained to acquit her. •

lames Deakin and William Smith, alias Bri.
brim, conviaeci in April Session, 0100, and,
whose case was left for the consideration of the
Judges, were put to the Bar, when they were.
informed that the Indiament was proper. They
were then ordered to remain, anti will 'receive,.
sentence with the other Prisoners 'at the end of
•
the Ses.sionS.

James Al'lntosh, who received judgment OF
death in September Sessions last for forgery, and
whose case was afterwards referred for the
nion of the Judges, which bring in favour of the
convidion, he was ordered to remai,n in execu.
tion of his judgment.

On Monday . was married xs . St. James's •
Church, Colchester, GEORGE ROUND, Esq. of
that place, youngest son of JAMES ROUND, Esq.
of Birchall,. to' Miss ANN WALLER, youngest•
daughter of the late Rev. Dr.. WALLER, Arch»•
deacon of Essex.

S'IiIP AVSICS.

GAAVWND, 71tII. 17.
Passed by-mbe *Nose Hombre:o Packet' • ,!;;'.
Row, Notion. Metcalfe, and. Lady Elisabeth,
-from Hambrob Die Geteollers, from Altopitir
and Neptune, from Stt e ti n_
Sailed--the North Star, Parry, for Tortola;. Young.
Jale, Lamb, for Gibraltar; and Active, Hayward, foC
-Cork.

7 :
London, England, 1801-02-19

SUGAR,

to which I propose to add is. rod. per cwt. ;
and also that the Convoy Duty should be made
perpetual, and the temporary one to cease ; which
exped will produce 166,0001.—0 n the arti_
die of

TIMBER
I propose to :Ida one.third of the present Duty,
and which, I think, will yield 95,0001.. it
will he'an increase of about
,4 per cent. upon the•
price of the article, and which, I do not imagine,
wjlt•be opposed.--Another article is that of

PEPPER,
the whole Exportation of which. is in -fad in the
hands of this" Country, and which will, I hope,
long continue to be so • this Avill bear.a consider-
able Duty. It is not reasonable that those who
receive it from us should be exempted from Duty.
I propose that upon this article there. Should be
imposed, on the Home Consumption, 3d. per*. ;
and on the Exported 6d, per .lb. whichl expel
will produce ic4.,Q001: •

" The next Articles are those of
RAISINS;.
Which. I expea will procitice
That of

4.10;404

LEAD,

I estimate at

12,Ge)6

" "The next article is one which, under the pre.
sent circumstances, the ,Com-Mittee - will natur,
ally► suppose that many 'would wish the Duty
to hp;rarried further than I shall propose to carry
it; I mean an addition to the Duty on'

lioßsEs.
of all descriptions; not excepting even those cm-
ploye4 in Aviculture: • I mein to i:ursue. a line
of modern-ion, and not to go near so fir as -som,.e.
persons would desire, in the waY•
London, England, 1801-02-19

DEAL, FEB. iB.

His Majesty's Brig. Anacreom sailed this morn-
ing on a Cruize to the Westward,
The following East-India Ships came down
from the River this morning, and the wind being
favourable, they proceeded immediately to the
Westward ;
Airly Castle, - Capt. A. NASH.
Calcutta, Capt. WM. MAxwr.r.f..
Charlton, - - Capt. J. A. Cu ma zxf..l.ct
Dover Castle, . Capt. Pi:TER SAMP3ON.
Duke of-Montrose, - Capt. P. BWRT.
London, England, 1801-08-17

DOVER, Ave. 16.

A Cutter came from the Fleet last night.. It was
then ar an anchor about four miles from. Eca/ogrrt7.
No, Attack had commenced. Several Gun-vessels
aretnovir under is ail to join it, supposed to come
from: Margate Roads ; and several were seen yes-
terday standing towards Boulogne from the Welt-
ward. Lord NELSON'S Flag was not flying wllerr
the Cutter left the Fleet. A firing off Boulogne
was heard for a short time this manning.

Arrived the Nancy, LATTIMORE, from Calais.

SIX O'CLOCK, P. M.
Lord NELSON and about twelve Cutters and'a
Frigate are now in sight.

DEAL, AUG, 16.

ONE of the hired Cutters arrived in the Downs
yesterday afternoon from .11outrigire, and left His
Majesty's Ship Medusa, Admiral. Lord NELSON,
with a very large _Fleet at anithor in the Road. The
Enemy, fearing another aitack, had removed all
their Gun-boats into the.Harbour. „

His Majesty's Brig Bold came in last night
from the Westward, and sailed again the same even-
ing. The Prbtress Charlotte is arrived from the
Northward ; and the Otter Fire-brig, 'Dart Sloop
of War, and Archer Gun brig,. from Sheerness.
London, England, 1801-08-17

PLYMOUTH, Auc. is.

TFtE SylA'Sloop of War, which arrived here or
Saturday.last, cruizing on'the French Coast
near Usbant, a few days since, got becalmed under
the guns: of: One' of the Enemy's Batteries, which
fired upon her, and cut her sails and rigging con-
siderably, besides doing some slight damage to her
hull, and wounding some of the Crew.—Another
account states, that she has engaged and beat off a
French Frigate.

Arrived the Terrible, of 74 guns, Captain- F.
FATPRMAN, from the Channel Fleet. Also the
Danish Brig Haabet, Captain WARNER, laden with
.
deals, from Christiana bound to Bourdeaux, detained
in the Channel by the Sirius .Frigate and Earl
Spencer Cutter. •
*led the Triumph, of 74 guns, for Portsmouth.

AUG. 16.

Tx rs evening sailed His Majesty's Ship Bruns.
rtv;ck, of 74 guns, for the Channel Fleet.
On. Tuesday last a Court Martial commenced on.
Lieutenant-Colonel WINTER., Of the Marines, on
Charges preferred against liirn by Captain Bt RT I E of
the Malta. The Membors of the Court were,

• 'Colonel Vnato, Adjutant.
Lieut.-Colonel Monro, - Captain Tregent.
Lieut.-Colonel Desbro, Captain Boys, -
Lieut.-Colonel Collins, Captain Savage,
Lieut.-Colonel Archhold,- Captain Tirnson,
Lieut.-Colonel Flight,. ' Captain Long,
- Colonel Phillips, Captain Crozier, .
Captain Burd wood, . and
Captain boy, ' Capt.-Lieut. Holland.:
3 . Capti"? MApuox, judge Advocate.
Court:'.djourned day by day, and finished
last eirening. The whole proceedings will be
Mediately forwarded to His IVIAJEs/rY.
The following Appointments yesterday took
place :—Captain GEORGE MURRAY to the Lo7tio.z;,
Ca'ptain OTWAY to the Edgar; and Capt. OSBORN
to the Ramilies.
London, England, 1801-08-17

1.1.4R1f,-ICII, Auu.

uo-l-tuconsegtiefice of the arrangement made by Lord
ltf.rcgo9; a dr-40ight has been -inane from the Sea -
Sf'ell.cibles at this place ; one man volunteered from
ea 6 Fisting smack, and about sixty -fine young
ft:ilo'yes Were a few days ago sent on board the Ships
(,f War- statinn(.l ofF 'Labour for the dcferlce of
tbc.entrance to the Tbau-tes.

The Suffolk Fehcibles, belonging to Colnesi
Hundred, have very loyally -come .forward and of-
fered their services to man and work the great guns
at Landguard Fort, in case.of invasion, for which
purpose they often assemble there to exercise.
About thirty sail of Neutral Vessels have put into
-this Harbour, on their outward bound passage, by

contrary wind.
- A Bwedish Hoy, called the Fortuna, Jon.tm
parj., QU IST master, loaded with iron and deals, has

been brought into this Harbour viitli6lit any person
on board. This vessel eras met Otween the
Sunk and Longsand by the 4Yamvel of iniwich, Jr-
R EMI All We BSTER master, and is supposed to have

been on shore upon one of those sands, and tlesetttj

by the stew.
London, England, 1801-08-17

Y ARMOUTH, Auc. 16.

. . .
. - ARRIVED the Princess Royal Packet, Captain
HAMMON,D, from the Wezer, with Mails and Mes.
senger, which she landed at Lowestat last night.

A large Couvoy from tLe Baltic passed to the
Southward.

Sailed the Blenheim, Admiral DICKSQN, S peca-
rwell and .4'Espiegie Brigs, Specalator and
Luggers, George and Griffiv Cutters•, oil a cniiie;
riaoire Schooner, and La Votive Qumbxig, for the
Downs. •

Arrived the Harp] Brig from a Cruize; Standard
of 64 guns, from the Fleet off Goree ; Hart. Brig,
Rover and Lark Luggers, and 4rieuinc Sloop, from-
a Cruize,

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London, England, 1801-08-28

XIX

ANALYTICAL ESSAYS towardsprornoting the CHE_
MICAL F.NOWLEDGEofitiI!,I2RAI. SUBSTANCES.
By N RY .KLAPROTH, Professor of Che-
hlistry, Assessor to the Royal College Qf Physicians, Mem-
ber of tife Royal Academy of Sciences "at Berlin, and various
other lta;ned Societies. Trarislatell from the German. One
large Val.,Svo.. tea. 6th inboards.
London, England, 1801-08-28

fl' I'?vJQU7'ilr AV (;tist 26.

YfSTERDAY evening THE.fli MAjt.strEs came
ashore at half past severfo'clockj and had their utsual
party to tea and cards, the QuEereo Band
.playing
the whole time, the most f►vourite Airs. .
This morning the KING, PRINCE ADOtPilts,
PRINCESSES MARY, AMELIA, and PRINCEss
GLOuCESTEt, bathed; after which, His
IVIA:jEsTY took his usual ride on horseback.
The day being remarkablY'fine, THEIR MAJES-
TIES took. anoiher excursion to sea : as soon as the
RoyAL FAMILY passed Fortland Castle, a Royal
Salute was fired.

MEM MAJESTIES have commanded, at • the
Theatre this evening, the C,otnedv of " The_ ew,"
and- the Entertainment, called " The Liars"
London, England, 1801-08-28

HAGUE, Arc. lg.

F.nglish Ships of War are cruizing in great
n"thers at every ioir:t of our Coast, from the Texel
t 0 the Scheldt : we are, however, well prepared for
th •
ell' reception, should they make any attack on
tither of our three Roads, the Texel, Hehmettlays,
or Flushing, Troops are continually on their march
for the principal points of the Coast. ' General
AYJGEREAU direas our preparations of defence.

SUICIDE.—Two men were taken into custody
:r1 Wednesday night at a late hour at St. Alban's,
‘''d brought to town, on suspicion of forgery and
'Pering Bank of England Notes. They were lodged
mkuting the night at the houseof Mr. Hillier, who
\,eells a Public-house in the- Poultry Comptet yard.
hangingeste rday, about ten o'clock, one of them was found
tl in his bed-room. He was immediately cut
:;111.1 and every means used to recoiAr-him with-
' circa He had hung hicself with his handker-
thief.