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London, England, 1801-06-19

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London, England, 1801-08-27

POETRY.

We feel gratified in being able-to presellt....to our
Readers the following little Poem, which has lately.
been in circulation at Tunbridge Welts. It Con,
yeys a delicate compliment to the:'present•Yathet of
English Poetry; the justice of which will hardly be
disputeoy- those who have the advantage 'of know,
incrhime it is Understood to be the joint• comp-
salon of-Mrs. RIDOELL and Sir JAI`4:ES Bi/R,GE-S
and. rumour 'ascribes to the former the three first
Stanzas,,- and the 'remainder io the latter.

With the MU t's and,NA'-ruFir. once loit'ring, quoth TIME,
" Your. skill you-might better employ, • ;
" Titan in idly contriving such works tosubliiiie,
" As one,stioke of my SOythe Can destroy."

Peace. boaster'. your, laws," cried a 'Mu 3E, you will
• find • • • . • • ,
eit
,One Pupil Of inr:s can defy ,t•
I' Your touch has iriwrov'cl the-rich stores of his mind,
Without quenching thefires of his eye.

" Sae, where CumsERLA xn. smiles as our cbntest he hears,
" And displays, as a:proof of this truth,
" With the treasures of Scienee, • and knowledge of years,
.
"- The" sprit and graces, of Youth." .

• .
Scoff on," Time re`pLied, " the example you bring
" A s a Proof of my pow'r may be shewn :
" The MUSES and GRA cis may boast of his Spring,
" But his Winter Vclaitif as .

is You, NATURE endow'd him with talenti, 'tis true,
" And his mind;by the'Mus E was alined;
" Yet 'tw4l who-direted the shoot as it grew,
" And by me was his.harvest matued.

9fyOur giftsol allow you to say what you will)
".But here I assert my own'claim ;
" I confess you're thp Guardians of Helicon's Rik!,
" 313ut.1 keep the jerriple of Fame."

" Be content," cried Arcii.to, ". and hear what I say,
" We may equally claim him as our's
" At his birth I illumin'd his soul with my,ray,
" You, each, have augmented his pow'rs.

I‘, To Make him immortal then let us unite,
-" And wide, like his worth, be-his Praise:
Set our RpDDeti at work his encomium to write,
" Lecher hind Weaye his Chaplet of Bays."
London, England, 1801-08-27

POTSMOUTH, AvG. 26.

SAILED His MajeSty's' Ships Triumph, Silebtfy,
Prevoyant, and 'William Store-ship, with she. out-
ward_bouod Mediterfanean,
Sailed His Majesty's Ships Hind, St. .111ban'i,
4re4usa, and Seagull, on a Cruizei
Arrived His Majesty's Carter Carkret from Mar-

COu.
Dropt down to St. Helen's, under convoy of the.
V;nceNt Cutter, the homeward West India Cor-
voye

DOVER, AUG. z 6.

• .
PlSirivrcHts, said to he of an important nature,
were received by Eicpress from M. Orro this morn-
ing, and were immediately forwarded in an open
Boat to Calais. •
London, England, 1801-08-27

PLYMOUTH,

_ ARRIVED L'E'veille French Chasse Marie, laden
Ivith wheat, from Sr. Andero, captured' on the I Ith
inst: by the Atalante Sloop of Wair.
The Do;rneg..7l, of So guns (late Le Hoche, cap-
' ture4 On t::e Coast of Ireland by Sir J. B. wAR-
_
Squadron), 'wenrout of 1-14rbotir this morn-
6, and came to in Cawsand Bay.
•A•rrived the Naiad Frigate, from a Cruize.
London, England, 1801-08-27

The present-Nuitiher will contain (besides a Variety of Much.
useful information) the Biographical Meinbirs of the gallant
Admiral Sir 'fatnes.Saurnarez, Bart. compiled from Original.
and Authentic Documents, which cannot tail of proving
highly interesting to the Public. The Engnivings will he,
first, a striking Likeness, of--Sir James, engraVed by- Ridley,
his beSt style, from 'a 'Drawing by (eart.. Second, ;:t,cor
flet Representation of 'the Spanish and French Fleet stand-
ing out of Algesiras"Bay, 'and the English Squadron lying too
for them, under the. Mole of Gibraltar; in the back ground are
seen the Spanish Three Deckers that were afterwards blown
up during the Engagement, and. the dismasted Hannibal tow—
ing out of the Bay by--Beats. LThe Engraving is by. Wells,
from a Drawing of Owen's, made inconsequence of instruc- •
tions he was tavoured.with by an Of who was in the Ac-
tion. The third Plate will illustrate some `,‘ Hints for Im-
proving the Navy." • -
The Public are respeelfully inforriled, that Five Volumes
of the Naval Chronicle are bow completed,.and enriched with
,-'ortraits of many living.,gallant Officers ; ingether with
:ti• • •
~,LElrinci pal A . tkai )I.;ve taken-place during,
this and last Wai°,-Ste: &c. Toe pticc;: is -IL. for each Vo-
lume, handsomely halt bound, and any of the Numbers may
he had separate, price-2s, 6d. each, by applying to the Pub-
lishers, Bonny and Gold, No. tO3, Shoe-lane ; or to any of
the London or Country,Booksel lets. ,
London, England, 1801-08-27

~FAL./119.WW, AUG. 24;

AR RI lc Earl St. Fiarent SChooner, LietiN
017.c41wrth,a,Frcet of Vietuallers under convoy
fQr Plyjnouth : left .Sir E. PELL ew' 'Squadron a
few days silice'bk Rochefort,-all well.—Capt. BR Is-
l'Az,rE, of the DprisTrigate, has joined them with
• ,
some ;-
,and it' was expeeted that the night
.
" after she left diem, an attempt . would be made to
esttoy .the
,Enemy's Ships laying at Rochefort,
which consisted of six Sail.of the Line(One beating
Flag)
,and several Frigates;
Arrived the Halifax Armed Brig, Cdpt..SCOTT,
With Dispatches. 'from. . the
,Chaifiel Fleet; with
Which an Officer went 'off immediately for Lcindon.
, Sailed the Duke:_ of ,Clarence racket, Captain
FAULKNOR, wi:h Mails of the igths inst, fdi: the
Leeward Island's and. the Armed 'Schooner Clara,
Captain I:EGNART, for LOnclione.

Passed this evening, 'about sixteen sail of vessels
under Convoy of a Frigate; supposed to be the
homeward-bound Lisbon Fleet fon-i Mount's Bay,
Where they have been detained some days by con-
trary wind.

Passengers per DUKE ?f C I.ARENct--Major McMahon,
l'fr• Waters, Mr. 'Drummond, Mr. Clarke, and Mr.
Coppinger.
London, England, 1801-11-02

FORTUNE FAVOURS THE BRAVE!

IRISH LOTTERY for November 1801.—Our Mi-
litary Heroes, after eight years bsence,' return tri-
umphant : they bring Peace ! For them Beauty pre.
pares the bower, and three United Nations weave
the chaplets of Glory ! They return just in time
to participate the xiches, which the Wheel'of Fortune
will shortly dispense.. Fortune favours the Brave ;
in Love, in War, in Wealth, still she stoops to
them. Theexpression of Cxsar, " I came, I saw,
I conquered," is their rule and their practice...—
Plains of Egypt ! attest the glorious truth 1 for
since the successful arms 'of Cyrus, Alexander, Ju-
lius, Saladin, Amire, or Selim the First, never have
ye been trod by truer heroes. Welcome, thrice
iveleclme, brave and gallant Defenders ! welcome,
brave Countrymen, to your native land. Fortune
again invites you! Success !—Would that fOr you
every Guinea in the Capital Prizes were coined in
ten party, and every pa rta Guinea!

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At the SITN.OFFIC Ey No. z az, Strand ; where Acil!twtiminottsr Orders for the Paper, Letters for the Editor, &c. rpost-paid), must be ,vidtessed-;"
London, England, 1801-11-02

FALMOUTH, OCT. 30.

ARRIVED the King George Packet, YEscoMBE,
eighteen days from Lisbon.—Spoke yesterday of'.
the Land's End, His Majesty's Ship Endymion, of
4.0 guns, having about twenty sail of homeward_
bound East India Ships 'under convoy. The Har-
lequin Packet, • ROBARTS, arrived at Lisbon on
the 9th inst. and, was to sail from thence on the
18th inst. with Mail for England. Passengers
per the King George, are, Messrs. HOUSTON, NEW-
MAN, AINSLIE, POoTEN, and FULLEKER, Lieut.
Col. NEVILLE, and Miss BRANDEN.
Put inhere in distress, the American Brig TM. .
/jam, Captain —, from Liverpool, with salt ;
the Louisa hired Arthed Brig, Captain Blocs, from
Londonderry, with Volunteer Seamen for the Fleet,
having lost her main-mast.
Sailed His Majesty's Ship L' Immortaliti, of 36
guns,. Capt. HOTHAM, on a Cruize ; and His Ma-
jesty's Brig Raven, of 18 guns, Capt. SAI:NDER.s,
for Plymouth.
Passed this Port yesterday for London, the Ame-
rican Ship Robert, Capt. 'WELLING, with flour,
from Philadelphia.
London, England, 1801-11-02

PREM.' C.; 0 I lv-SURA

Wl-7 are tl-ratifiel in being Aix to state that a fur-
re,lTHion in the rates of Insurance on Vessels
too!-, place during the last week, natncly ;
Coast of England as far as the Land's End, and
the Dutch and Flemish Coasts, a reduction of ss. 3d.
per cent. viz, to one guinea.

Jersey, &c. the `Western Coasts of E:,gland, and
the Northern, Eastern, and Southern Coasts. Ire-
land, and of the Scotch Islands, a reanetion of
los. 6d. viz. to one guinea and a half.
The Western Coast of France, Lisbon, Madeira,
and the Leeward Islands, have fallen Jos. 6d. per
cent. namely, to two guineas.

The Western Coast rJi. Ireland, Calais, Boulogne;
Dieppe, &c. Surinam, Demerara, &C. 2 Is. per
cent. namely, to two guiheas.
Gottenburgh, &c. in the Cattegut, have fallen
to three guineas per cent. ; Riga, &c. in the Pal_
tic, to five; and Honduras, 11fusquito Shore, &c.
to four : being in each case a redudion of one gui_
nea per cent._

Oporto and Jamaica to two guineas and a-half;
being a fall of 3 Is. 6d. per cent.
Malaga and places adjacent have advanced one
per cent. namely, to four. But the Western Coast
of Italy has fallen from six to two per cent. ; the
Eastern Coast from six to four ; and the Archipe-
lago, Constantinople, &c. from, six to five.
The Premiums of Insurance, which contributed
to enhance the value of all articles of foreign pro-
duce, have been lowered by the Peace in many
cases seventeen and eighteen guineas per cent. a cir-
cumstance which, together with the Convoy Duty,
likewise abolished, Cannot fail to produce a very
considerable reduclion in the iJrices of our inarketsi..

WEST LVD lES .

-

KINGSTON, JAMAICA, SEVT. 7.

" On Thursday last a Court' Martial applied for
by Captain Plampin, assembled on board His Ma_
jesty's Ship Abergavennv, which continued until
Friday, for the purpose of enquiring into the loss
of His Majesty's Ship Loq.usstofe, and into the con_
duet of Capt. Plampin, as to the charge of the Con-
voy, and respeding the loss of the Ships mentioned
in a former Paper. The Court received the evidence
of Captains BrOwn, Warden, Watt, and Melville,
who attended upon notice for the purpose, and upon
mature consideration, was of opiniou,,' that the con_
dud of Capt. Plampin was judiCiOus in every re,
sped, and that but for the sudden 'Change of the
current after dark, the whOle.of the: Convoy would
have proceeded in safety through the -pa.!sage-, and
they fully acquitted Capt. Pia*viii, his Officers,
and Ship's Company, of all blame in respect: of the
loss of the Lowestoffe, or the Ships under convoy.
SEPT. i 1.-It was His Majesty !s.Ship La Toj'aze
and not the Cerberw, that arrived on Wednesday
evening at Port Rua!, from a Cruize. Captain
Church, and twenty-two of the Crew, we are c.cin--
cerned to state, have died-since The. left Port.

Yesterday a Butcher Negro, b:longing to Messrs.
Miles and Denton, was tried and convifted before
the Sitting Magistrates, of
_beating a Negro girl
named Harriott, belonging to Mr. Alex. Brodie,
who went to purchase meat. He was sentenced to
receive Twenty-five lashes at the Beef Market this
present morning.
London, England, 1801-11-02

SHIP NE

POOLE, OCT. 79.
Arrived—the Blessing, Robbins, from Plymouth ; Eagle
Jones, frotit Portsmouth ; and Active, Stone, from Labra.
dore.
.Salled—,the Good Intent, Ballard, for Cowes ; Arne, Gil.
lingharn, for London ; Active, Williams, and Dart, Wil.
liams, for Portsmouth; • and Übiquest, Wills, for -South.
ampton. •

GRAVESEND, OCT. 29. •
Passed by—the Economy, , from Cadiz ; Lioness,
—, from Trinidad; Dorothy, Raikes, from Stettin;
Adventure, Clowe, from Norway • Ann-, Silk, from Dant-
zic ; Iris, Baxter, and Farmer, Delaval, from Petersburgh.
Sailed—the America, HOgart, for Jamaica; Reinholt,
Ohlers, for Hambro'; Nancy, Robertson, for Guernsey ;,
and loni,,e Jacob, Jacobs, for Brussels.

GRAVESEND OCT. 30.
Passed by—the Brothers, Col:ben, and Suir, Tones, from
Waterford • Martha, Lavington ;- Charlotte, Rogers ; Har-
mony, Priddis, and Elizabeth, Smith, from Dublin.
Sailed—the Willoughly, for Jamaica ; Aurora, —, for
Rotterdam; Susannah, Hawkins, for Seville ;
Aruca, for Malta, and Louisa, Orme, for Norway.
London, England, 1801-11-02

SOCIETY OF ANTIQUARIES OF LONDON,
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ber next, at the usual time.
JOHN BRAND, Secretary.

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This Day were published,
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THE ELEMENTS of ENGLISH COIVIP6SI-
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the English Language with perspicuity and Elegance, and
designed, in the progress of Education, to succeed to the
Study. of the English Grammar, and of he Latin and Greek
Classics.

By DAVID IRVING, A. M.
The Elementary Work here addressed to the notice of the
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London, England, 1801-11-02

31`,471E OF THR BRITISH ARMY.

GENERAL DISTRIBUTION OF THE BRITISH
ARMY., NOV. 13 ISOI. -
Regulars. Forcible.% mil. Tot. Inv.
Cry. Cay. inf. Bat. C.'s/1p
England and Wales 23 24 3 74 124 40
North Britain - - z z \ 6
Ireland - - - 7 12-32- Si 6
jersey, Guernsey, &c. 4 2 6
Gibraltar - 5 4 9
Madeira - - - al.
Minoeca and Malta - r i -11-
Egypt - - - 3 26 I 30
Canada, Nova Scotia, &c. 5
West Indies - - I 34
Cape of Good Hope, &c. r 7
East Indies - 4 IS 522
On board Sir H. Popham's_ _
Squadron - -
On passage from abroad r t

Total 41 149 44 86 32 72
~r) And Detachments.
6) The Company's Troops exclusive.
(c), With Detachments.
* Exclusive of Artillery and Engineers at Ivnie and abroad,
Independent Companies, Recruiting Corps, Volunteers, Ste.

THE THEATRE.

Covens-CaYdenl

Tx ts Theatre was indebted to the new Comedy
of Folly as it flies for a numerous Audience on Sa-
turday last, and the Audience were indebted to the
Comedy for a considerable share of entertainment.
The Author has so happily adapted the characters
to the Performers, and the latter are so auive in
their zeal to support the Piece, that it is nut sur.
prizing to find,it so attrativc and so amusing.
LEWIS and
,MUNDEN are certainly the main prop
of this Drama, at least of the Comic part of it.
Miss MUttRAY appears to peculiar advantage She
contrives with great skill to. chew the languor of
self-reproach in Lady Melmoth, under all the fashion-
able gaiety of the pat t; and, in her avowed repen_
tance of her extravagance and dissipation, she dis-
plays true pathos, and powerfully appeals to the
feelings.
The exchange of the watcher, in order to -relieve
the distresses of the heroine, though less exception-
able titan on the 'first night, ought to be omitted
entirely, as it debases the dignity of dramatic woes,
and partakes too much of the vulgar pathos of the
German School. •

In the Afterpiece of Paid and Virginia, the part
of Alhambra was performed by Miss Sims,. instead
of Mrs. MILLS, but in such a mariner that the lat-
ter had full reason to exult in the test of corupariton.
London, England, 1801-11-02

ST. JAGO DE LA. VEGA, SEPT. S.

Thursday afternoon during a heavy shower of
rain, a severe flash cf lightning struck the storehouse
on Dawkins's Caymanas, and tore off a great part
of the shingling on one of the ships ; five horses
and two mules, in a stable adjoining the stores and
separated from it by a brick wall, through which
the lightning penetrated, were also struck, and re-
mained for a few minutes, in a state apparently
dead, but afterwards recovered•. The lightning
was accompanied by, and left behind ir, a strong
sulphureous smell. A:-steer was also killed by the
lightning, an the adjoining property farm.
Thursday morning a negro woman was deliver-
ed in this town of three fine children, all males,
and who are all likely to live. A similar circum-
stance, we are informed; happened sonic time ago
at Salt river, and the children. are also all alive.
SEPT. I 2.—On Wednesday last as Mr. M'lntosh,
Overseer of Seven Plantations Estate; in Clarendon,
was passing the Dry River which runs between the
works and the cane pieces, the river came suddenly
down, and, unfortunately carried -him and his hor4c
away ; the horse, we hear, 11.:13 since been found,
but we arc sorry to say that Mr. IVPlntush is
still missing.

The average Price of Sugar, computed from the
returns mule for the week ending the zBtliday of
Oaober ISo z, is /70;1.p-seven//iiiss and Three.
Pence Halfpenny per hundred weight.

Some days since as Mr. Shortpeter of Trtboul,
near St. Germain's, Cornwall, was arranging some
papers in his bureau, where a loaded pistol and seven
pounds of powder had been imprudently placed, he
by some accident struck the trigger, and the pistol
and powder exploded, blowing the house nearly to
pieces. Mr. Shortpeter was much burnt, and for
some time remained apparently dead, but is recover-
ing. Most of the family were out walking, but
of the servants about the house providentially none
were hurt.

Two vagrants have been committed to Stamford
Gaol, who went about the country begging with
forged certificates, of their having lately lost twelve
horses, eighty-five sheep, and two cows. They
had colleded 1661.. rss. 7d. from the credulity of
the people.
A pedlar named Franks was last week fined los.
by the Mayor of Exeter (being his first offence), for
travelling with his cart and horses through that city
on the preceding Sunday.

There was a serious riot at Liverpool on Wednes_
dny, when a number of Sailors resisting the reduc-
tion of wages, threw a man who accepted it into a
dock, where he was nearly killed. Six of the Mu_
tineers have been lodged in gaol, and col. has been
offered by the Corporation
.for the apprehension of
their fingfeadcr..
London, England, 1801-11-02

1111PERIAL PARLIAMENT

HOUSE OF COUMONS.

SATURDAY, OCT. 31.

Lord STOPFORD appeared at the Bar and stated'
that HIS MAJESTY had appointed that day at two
o'clock to receive the Address of the House of Com-
mons.

The
,Order of the Day was read for taking His
Majesty's Speech into consideration. —That part of
the Speech which related to the Supplies, being re:;d,
The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER
moved that the House should resolve itself into a
Committee on Monday next, to take the same into
considerat

• The 'Motion was agreed to, and at a quarter.' be-
fore two the House adjourned till Monday.
London, England, 1801-11-02

YARMOUTH, Nov. z.

REMAIN in the Roads, the Blenheim, Admiral
DICKSON,, Monarch, Admiral GRAVES,. Veteran,
Irresistible, Standard, St. Alban's, Ruby, Agamem_
non, Polyphemus, Princess of Orange, ,Assistance,
Asia, and Raisonable Ships of the Line ; Zo/us and
Surprize ,Frigates ; Ariadne, Ranger, Favourite,
Lynx and Py/ades Sloops ; Zephyr, Hart, Narcissus,
Cobourg, Kite, La jalouse, Cruizer, ,Hasty, and
Speetkvell Brigs ; Phenix and Speculator Lugger's ;
Phcenix, Hazard, Liberty, Diligence, and Courier
Cutters ; Ann Armed Ship, and Bruiser Gun-brig.
Arrived the Phcznix Cutter, from a Cruize.
It is reported here, that the Hired Vessels will be
immediately paid off.
Sailed this morning the Prince of Wales Packet,
Capt. HEARN, for Cuxhaven, with Mail and Pas-
sengers.

The Hope, of Newcastle, laden with timber,
struck on Lowestoft Sand on the night of the 29th
ult. • She is now wrecked on Lowestoft Beach,
London, England, 1801-11-02

PORTSMOUTH, Nov. ir.

YESTERDAY sailed His Majesty's Brig Escort,
and Basilisk Gunvessel, on a Cruize.
This afternoon a Schooner is arrived from Ja-
maica, with the remains of Admiral Lord HUGH
SEYMOUR, who died on the r zth September, on
board His Majesty's Ship Tisiphone, of the yellow
fever. His Lordship was Commander in Chief on
the Jamaica station, and Member of Parliament for
this Borough.
The Transports and hired Vessels continue to be
paid off as quick as they arrive.
London, England, 1801-11-02

SORE NIPPLES

Have often prevented fond MOthers from suckling their
own Offspring : the little innocents have been deprived of the
nourishment of that balmy food which their Mothers might
other Wise atfbrdthcm,and by administration ofsolids intatheir •
tender stomachs, have met with a premature dissolution ; or,
by being put to unwholesome Wet-Nurses, contracted dread-
ful Maladies, which have seldom or never been eradicated,
intailing disease and misery on -posterity. Those persons
who have read the 'rransad:oas .ot .Medical Societies, must
be convinced of the truth of the above observations.
How many Mothers date the beginning of long illness, and
lingering death, to this cause, and still more; lovely Infants
have been pined, and left the Father childless, and the weeping
Mother coin fortless ; many have gone mourning to the grave
under such a loss.
Who would suffer one day, when relief can be obtained,
by applying Mrs. GAP:E.NEIt'S ESSENCE of Roses, and
iPPI.E.CASES, price gs. sd. the Packet. This Medicine
is now prescribed
,by, the faculty, anti, used by Ladies, in
Town and Country, with the greatest and most certain suc-
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This, of all other Medicines yet diScovetid,, givesease the
moment it is applied, keeps the Nipple warm d soft, takes
away the inflammation, and brings forward the Milk, With
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using it some time prioi to suckling, it forms the Nipple,
without the least pain ; nor is there ever need for Glasses,
&c. _ _ _

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PLYMOUTH, OcT. 31.

ARRIVED the Naiad Frigate, of 38 guns, Capt.
P. WILKINSON, from a Cruize ofF Rochefort. On
the loth inst. during a dreadful gale of wirui, she
got embayed, and unfortunately ran on shore on the
rocks near that place; and within reach of the bat-
teries, where she lay for two days. As no intelli-
gence had then reached Sir EDWARD PELL Ew's
Squadron, of the signing the Preliminaries of Peace,
it was expeeted she would have been instantly fired
upon ; on the contrary, however, and to the asto-
nishment of the Officers and Crew of the Naiad, a
Flag sof Truce was displayed on the shore, and im-
mediate assistance afforded by boats, &c. by which
means she was got ofF, and returned to the British
Squadron, though not before she had sustained con-
siderable damage.
Arrived the Achilles, of 74. guns, Capt. E. BUL-
LER, and Courageux, of 74. guns, Capt. T. SOTHE.
BY, from Sir ED wAtko PELLEW'S Squadron off
Rochefort ; Triton Frigate, Capt. R. L. FITZGE-
RALD, and Sylph, of ,t 8 guns, Capt. C. DASEIWOOD,
from a Cruize.

Arrived the Yadige Kane, BEYEsE/q, from Fre_
drickstadt ; Theodosia, BELL, from Dantzick ;
Spring, DENHAM, and Li-velj, RoBINSON, from
Petersburgh; Lord Nelson, PIKE, from Riga, hound
to Barnstaple; and Ardent, THOMPSON, from Arch-
angel.
Arrived this evening the Indefatigable Frigate :
parted with 14. Sail of the Line belonging to the.
Channel Fleet this morning, steering for Torbay.
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TORBAY, AUG. 76.

LANDED hereiast evening, the following Gen-
tleinen General. GREEN', Major Sllad/LER,
il\-IAL4r 'Ey. of both Regiment, Captain CAMPBELL,
HoAsLEY, and Dr. HoaNE, from the West
Iclndiegr

They state their leaving the following ships, on
Saturday morning, off the Start, viz.
From GRENADA--Grenville Bay, Queen; Rose, (Juno and
Success missing.)
From Sr. KIT T's—Stanley,. Caroline, William Manning.
From Toxin co—Hercules, Renewal, Hazard, Alfred.
Fr.om MARTINIQUE—WiIIiam Beckford.
From Sr. VI Ncms—Delaford.
From Nzv s—Cuml;erland. • •

The whole under convoy .of the Amphitrite, Of 28
guns, Capt. HARVEY, and the Pharbe, 0138 guns ;
the latter only joined them a‘few days ago.
London, England, 1801-08-18

•- - tiqymotirstr, At:6.16.* '

T!lt RoTAL, FAMILY came ashore 'Titer*
vt7ernng at six o'clock, and after resting a short
1:Ine at the Lodge went to the Theatre, which was
, 111 tilliantly attended, it being the last night of Mr.
11113'S perforMance ; the Play was the New Co-
.ll
edy of " The Poor Gentleman," in which Mr.
.1- Elvls was greatly
.applauded in the charatiers of
ffederick Bramble, and Petrucio, in the Farce.
Ts. H.kkLowE, as Catherine, was much admired.
Mr s• BRAMw ELL sung a favourite Song. between•the
'ay and Entertainment, with great taste. . -
This morning Hts MAJESCY bathed, and after.
‘Yax(l,walked on the Esplanade.
Itb ,41:',VAMILY attended Divine Service at
eYniudili Church, where they heard a Sermon
reached by the Rev. Dr. GRATTEN, from St;
auPs the Hebrews, Chap. xii. verse 14..
" rd, here we have no continuing City, but' we 'seek
one to come."
MAJESTY after Church, promenaded on the
LisNanade till dinnertime, conversing with the No.
u'emen Who always accompany His MAJESTY in his
Mks..
THE ROYAL FAMILY were complimented by the
Nobility, it being the Birth. Day of His Royal
igilness the DUKE of 'YORK.
CHESTERFIELD left Weymonth this morn.
,
London, England, 1801-02-16

erin :Lc LO.V.DCIN G4ZEI74, F, b, 14.

A:r4he Court nt.St. James's,_ the. th lof .rehr.u.
ary tBo 1, Present, TK he ING'S Most Excel-
lent Majesty in Council.
His Majesty vas ty Council w this Ity pleased to
appoint •
;Richard Eaton; of Stetchworth, Esq. to be
Sheriff of the Counties of Cambridge and Hunt-
ii don and
John Archer Houblon, of Hallingbitry.Place,
Esq. to be Sheriff of the County'of Essex.
Dawning-Street, Feb. 14, tSo 1. •
The kin; has been pleased to appoint Brook
"Liylor, If,sq. to, be His Majesty's Minister Plc_
riipotenriary at the Court of the Eleetor of Co-
logne, in the room of Ralph Heathcote, Esq. de-
' ceased.
London, England, 1801-02-16

PORTSMOUTH, Fry. ts.

SAIL ED His Majesty's Ship Relleirle,• to join
the Channel Fleet; La Sophie Sloop of War, on
2 Cruizc in the Channel ; and the Jas and
La Loire Frigates, on a Craize. on the French
Coast.

The Saturn, of 74 guns, is gone out of . die
Harbour ‘to Spithead.
.The Lisbon Fleet and Convoy attempted to
sail this day; but the wind blew so hard from the
North-east, that they could not purchase 'their
anchors.
London, England, 1801-02-16

PLYMOUTH, FE 14*

ARRIVED the iiddin; of .28 guns, with a Con.
troy from the Downs ; Lgria, of 38 guns, Capt.
G.. HOPE, from Portsmouth ; Boadicea, of 38
guns, Captain R. G. K!ATIS, from Torbay ; and
Harpy Sloop of War, Eli= a Cruize.
Sailed the Boadicea and Unicorn Frigates, on a
Cruize to the Westward.
London, England, 1801-02-16

FOR COUGHS, CONSUMHIONS, Sec.

PECTORAL ESSENCE of COLTSFOOT.
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Coughs and. other Pulmonary Complaints ' • and this
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the most sat and etltt-tual remedy for Coughs, Astlitims,
'Wheezing s, PhthiSicky Complaints, Consuinntions,
hoarseness, Delioxions' Catarrhs, Difficulty of Broatitizz,
and all Disorders of the Breast and Lungs. it gently opens
the br:rast, and immediately gives liberty of breathing
without any danger of taking. cold. It admirably al lay's
'the tickling which provokes frequent coughing, and takes
oil* the uneasy sensation of heribioninus hinnours, cleanses
the small plancis,'relAxes the fibres, and thereby enID tikes
the cavities of the vessels. Thus it regularly and quickly
cures the most obstinate Asthinas and Consul ptionsof the
longest standing; it taken before the lung:. are ulccfatetl.
It cures all husky and dry, Coughs, dissolves congealed
phlegm In the thorax, heals rawness and soreness of • the
breast, stomach, and lungs-, and gives inunediate relief. to
thote Who, through age and infirmity, are deprived of rest
or sleep, as it generally composes and contributes to make
the remainder of their days comfort,,ble end easy.
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POWDE'RS.'!
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DEAL, FEB. 15.

His Majesty's Brig Anacreon, Lieut. Gu Y N,

arrived yesterday evening from a.Cruize to the
Westward, and remains with the gveryssel, Ra.
coon Sloop of War, Lord Dtteatt anti Stag Armed
Cutters, and Nile Armed Lugger.

SHEERNESS, FLU. ts.

Aft RI v I'D His Majesties Ship Ruby, of (4
guns, Capt. FERRIS, from the Downi.
The Iris is taken into Dock.

H A RIVIC 11, Ft a. 13.

Tsits afternoon was .captured by the Argni,
L;lo,and Piper Revenue Cutters, a French Pri-
vateer, Itrnier. the disguise of a Fishing.'smack,
called the Sax; Prur, of Duokirk; Citizen Jou
BUNKE& Commander, mounting 43 guns, from

a
one to two-pounders, five of which she dire*
overboard yesterday in a gale of wind, and car-
rying 18 men. She left the fielder on Monday
last, and has not taken any thing. At the time
of her capture she was lying off the entrance of
this Harbour, amidst a large Fleet of Merchant.
men, part of whom no doubt would have fallen
into her, net, but for the fortunate circumstance
of her discovery.—This is her second Cruiie on
this part of the Coast.
Arrived a large number of Hoys, from Rotter.
dam 'to -London, laden with grain, &c.
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BERLIN, FEE. 6.

YESTERDAY afternoon Lou is BONAPARTE
left this city.

COPENHAGEN, Frs.7:

WE have to day received certain intelligence,
that the misunderstanding between Russia and
Denmark is entirely adjusted. A Courier who
arrived here yesterday from St. Petershurgh,
brought this advice. It is now said the Russian
Ambassador, M. LIKE IV ITZ, will very soon re-
turn to Copenhagen.

STOCKHOLM, 1n s. 27.

THREE Ships which have arrived at Gotten-
burx from Englaird, have brought the unexpeded
advice 'of, an Embargo having been laid on all
Swedish and Danish Merchant Ships in the Eng-
lish Harbours. This intelligence has caused the
greatest sensation both -at •Couri and on the
Exchange, as neither' grtueden nor 'Dininari have!
given any occasion for hostilities on the part of
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NEWS.

Non illi imperium felagi, serweengue ►ridcflrcm,
Sed ntibi scree datum.

From the LONDON GAZETTE, Feb.

Ri'sht Holt. Lord Keith, K. B.
&c. &c. &c.

FALMOUTH, FE S. r 3.

Advdralty-Qffite, Feb. 14, 'to!.
Cop, of a Letter from Lieutenant Rand, command-
ing His Majesty's iScbooner Netley, to .E-:;an
Nepean, Esq. dated Oporto, 22d Dec. 1800.
SIR, .

You will be pleaied to communicate to my
Lords Commiisioners of the Admiralty, the sub-
stance of the 'enclosed Copy of a Letter 0 Lord
Keith, which I have the honour to transmit to
you, giving an account of the transaitions and
success of His Majesty's Schooner under my corn-
mand.
I have the Honour to be, &c.
• F. G., BOND.
MY LORD, koley, Porto, 22d Dec.
I have the honour to acquaint you, that His
Majesty's Schooner under my-command, sailed
from Lisbon on the 18th ultimo ; and that on the
23d she captured the. St. Antonio y Animas La
Fortuna, Spanish Lugger Privateer, of 6 Guns
and 34 Men. On the ist inst. The took the St.
Miguel El Volante, of the same description, of
2,Guns and 29 Men : And on the 1 6 1 -1-1, 17th,
and 18th, successively took possession of the
Speedy Brig from Newfoundland, with cod-fish ;
a Spanish Coaster, laden with wine, &c. ; and the
Spanish Schooner Privateer St. Pedro y San Fran-
cesco, of 3 Guns and 39 Men.
I have the honour to be, &c.
F. G: BOND:

AlitI141) this morning the Milbrook Schooner,
of t 8 guns, Lieut. M. SMITH, after a passage
of ten days from Lisbon. She has brought some
important Dispatches, with which Lieut. SMITH
immediately on his arrival went off for London,
accompanied by a Colonel GREV iLLE, of the
.Army.—lt is said that a French Squadron, con-
sisting of seven Sail of the Line, and two Fri.
gates, have passed Lisbon, and arc gone up the
Mediterranean.

The Printe of Wahl Packet, Capt. TODD, is
arrived' at Mounts Bay, from Lisbon, and has
also brought Dipatches for the Admiralty, said
to be respeding this French Squadron. The
Privet. of Wales sailed from Lisbon in company
with the Milbrook.

Arrived 'here also this clay, the Sllffiante and
Flour Sloops of War.

Dispatches for Lisbon were received early this
morning at the Agent's Office, to be conveyed
by.thc Prince Adolphus Packet, Capt. ROB EAT
lAA JONES, which not being immediately ready,
could not sail' till this evening, when she also
took the Mail ofthe loth inst. for Lisbon,
London, England, 1801-08-20

'PORTSMOUTH, AliG. 19.

THis day-Allmiral POLE, with Six Sail of the
Line and t o Fri,,ates sailed for the Westward,
supposed to be for the Mediterranean, to reinforce
Sir TAMES SAUMAREZ.
Owing to contrary wind, the homeward-bound
Leeward IslandTleet are this day put into this Port.
London, England, 1801-08-20

F /14111 0 UTH, ,Arc;

'ARRIVED this evening ,His Majesty's Ship Pan_
dcur; of 44..gun,,...with-Dutch.Troops.fyom-.Corls,
for Portsmouth ; she will wait the arrival of the-
Mediterranean Convoy frOin Spithead.
Arrived the chesterfield (a new Packet intended
for the West inclia station), Capt. BLIGHT, fiom
Dartmouth.

Put into Mount's Bay, a Vessel from the home-
ward-bound Lisbon Fleet, which:she left, all \v el
this morning off the. Lizard.: Capt. PoRTEus "and
Crew (late of .the; Lady Arabella Packet), are come
Passengers in the Fleet, an 4 were landed. this-thty. ,

Salted the* Samuel, OLEtrmiu.,. with-wines for
.Portsmotith; and the Schooner Clara, REGNART,
for London. -• •

This day the remainder part of the Ist Royal
Cornwall Militia -went 'into Camp on Pendennis
Heights. -The 2d Supplementary Cornwall are ex-
peaed to.:4K, .embodied about the 24. th inst. when
they will also encamp.
London, England, 1801-02-11

up a, figure intending to represent the Rey, Mr,
Cotterel, who- is a most,respedabie.C,lergyman,
living at' the saine place, arid' one Of the Corn,
mis'sioners for the Income-Tax. * .

After his Lordship hid reported the-,evidence
given at the Trial, and after the Defendant had,
read an affidavit expressing his contriiion for the
offence he had committed, the Counsel delivered
three excellent speeches in aggravation and miti-
gation of punishment.
Mr. Justice GKOSE then pronounced the
Judgment of the Court. His Lordship said, the
Defendant was to receive the Sentence of that
Court, upon an information, charging him•with
a very serious offence) both to the Public
and to a most respectable individual—that of
having hung up a figure intending to represent a
Reverend Clergyman, Mr.-Cotterel, as an objeei
of Aidieille and contempt. The'aggravation of
his offence was, that the Gentleman so treated,
was a Clergyman, a Magistrate, and a Commis-
sioner of the Income Tax.

The sentence of the Court was, that the De.'
fendant should be imprisoned in the King's Bench
for one year.
London, England, 1801-02-11

IMPERIAL PA RLIAMENT.

HOUSE OF PEERS.

TUESDAY, FEB. 10.

THE Marquis of BUCKINGHAM) Viscount
WENTWORTH, and the Bishop of ELY) were
sworn, and took their Seats,.

Previous to the Order or the Day being con.
sidered,

The Earl of SUFFI9ii adverted to his qoe'ro
of yesterday, and wished to be informed by any
Lord who might be acquainted with the inren..
tions of Government on that head, whether the
appointment of a Committee,' or a revival of time
of last Session, to inquire into the cause of the
present High Price of Provisions, Sze, was to
take place ? And at the same time intimatingi
that in case such a proceeding was riot intended,
he should himself move for the app..-Jintmcnt of a
Committee for that purpose. •
After waiting sometime for a reply, the Noble
Earl addressed the House a,gain on the sobjea ;
he expatiated on its great importance, jointing
our that it was a questiyn which •cihne home to
the interest and feelings of all ranks and. slations
in Society, particularly the lower, and concluded
with moving, verbally, in efred, That a Commit..
tee be appointed to inquire into the present High
Prices of Provisions.

Before the Clerk could regularly commit the
same to Writing,
The Lotto CHANCELLOR addressed A few-ob.
servations to the Noble Earl, but in So low a
tone of voice, that at the distance strangers are
placed, it was impossible to distinguish theni.
However, as we could observe, the Motion was
not put.
London, England, 1801-02-11

From the LONDON'G' lE+TE, Ed. To.

• - Igtr.tyce, Feb; To, tikt.
tst Re'giinent •• of • DragoOn Guards, Captain-Lieutenant
Plii4 RAI' to be Captain,
_ without purchase, vice Irby,
promoted to the 13th Light -Dragoons. Lieutenant joint
Webster to b.: Ciptaiii-Lieutenant, vice Ray. Lieute.:
mutt Adolphus Dalrymple, from the 37th Foot, to be
Lieutenant, vice Webster.
17th R...:giinent of Light • Dragoons, Lieutenant William
Charles ferningham, from the 31st Foot, to be I.ieute,
nant, vice Ogden, whd exchanges. - •
z7th Ditto,•;Lieutenant Thomas Auchmuty, from the 6th
Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice Townsend, who exchanges.
3d Regiment of Foot Guards, Masters, Gent. to be
Ensign, without purchase; vice Deare, promoted.
Battalion of the 13t Regiment of Foot, John Hay,
Gent. to be Ensign, without purchase, vice Stewart,
promoted.
6th Regiment of 'Foot, Lieutenant Richard Town end,
from the 37th Light Dragoons, to, be Lieutenant, vice
~Auchmu ty, -who exchanges.
soh Ditto, Robert Smith,
,Gent. to be Ensign, by pur-
chase,, vice Morley, removed to the
.Bth Light Dra.

goons.-
29th Ditto, .Captain David. Williams, front the i tilt Nest
India Regiment, to be Captain, vice lortraud, who ex-
changes.
3tst Ditto, Lieutenant William 'Ogden, from:the 17th,
Light Dragoons, to be Lieutenant, vice Jerningham, who
exchanges,
37th Ditto, Lieutenant Andrew Copland, -from the 'l3th
Foot, to be Capyn, by purchase, vice Sir George Ri-
Chan-kph, promoted in the 64th Foot.
both Ditto, Lieutenant-Colonel•.Fitzroy. J. Grartowmac-
lean, from the Half-pay of the late )2-cl Foot, to be
Lieutenant- Colonel, vice Ctinynghaina, who exchanges.
Ensign J. Blashtield to be Lientenaitt, by purchase, vice
Geils, *mote& AssisraittSurgeon iclui relies to be
.ii.trgeon vice . Wright, deceased. Hospital-Mate J. S.
taglariteto he As,:istilitt,:titir,,43)ll, vice Feries.
Ditto, Lichtchant John Trotter, from the- 32d Foot,
to be Captain, without purchase, „ •
83d Pitta; .'Lieutenant Lewis Grant, from_ the Scotch Bri—
• .gade, tobe Captain, by, pun:, lase, vice White, promoted.
ThsigwThbinAsSmith to be -Lieutenant, vice Gibson,
decease a: . _ .

87th I)itto, Thomas Noel fiairis, Gent: to be Enbip, vice
Munro, deceaed.
itth Weil India RtTinieilt, Captai.i William S. Bertrand,
from the 29th Fiaot, to be Captain, vice Williams, who
_ .
exeltanties.
London, England, 1801-02-11

PETE RSBURGH, JAN. 6.

THF following new Ships arc to he built at.
Cronstatit : three Ships of the Line of t zo, 90,
and 88 Guns ; one of 54, and a Frigate ; at
Archangel, a Ship of the Line of 74. guns, one of
66, and three Frigates of Sq., 4.4, and 3z ; and
at the Docks of the Black Sea,_ a Ship of the Line
of t io guns, one of 74, a Frigate of 54, art
some smaller Ships.

As Captain Bciottcr, of the Ist Somerset, was
riding' to Upway, to meet the hounds, he fell
from his horse, and expired immediately. He
has left a wife (sister to 'Viscount GALL wAy) and
three children to deplore his loss. lie was taken
to Wincanton for interment, and had every Mili-
tary Honour paid him by the ist Somerset Regi.
ment, and the York Hussars, then quartered at
Weymouth.
London, England, 1801-02-11

RATISBON, JAN. 29.

ONE of the conditions of the Preliminaries of
Peace is, that Austria shall grant a free passage
through Hungary to an Army of 60,000 men,
which will probably join the Russian Army, and
march in conjunction against Constantinople*
whence the French will be able to attempt. an at.
tack on the English Possessions in the East In,.
dies,

HAMBURG H; F/0. 4.

IT is confidently said that the PrussiandoVetn.
meta, on the 30th of January, transmitted to
Lord CARYSTORT, the english Ambassador, at
Berlin, a Note relative to the Embargo laid on
the Danish arid Swedish Ships in the English
Ports, expressed in a ,very strong and poshivt
manner against that measure. The Ambassador
had a short time before given in a Note, an.
nouncing that Embargo.-
London, England, 1801-11-05

WANTED,
IV ART) and LODGING for a YOUNGLADY,
IV
about Seventeen, either in a small respeetable Fa-
(it consisting entirely of Females, the more agreeable)
In a Ladies Hoarding School, which would be preferred.
t.:)4:!nce not less than five, or more than fifteen miles from
tiers er •
s (post pa.id)direeled to A.B. Grecian Coffee-house,
t,',l?Ple, expressing terms, and other particulars, will be at-
London, England, 1801-11-05

NAVAL NEWS:

PLYMOUTH,
.Nov., 3.

THE whole of yesterday it blew, a dreadful gale
of wind from the West and South-west ; several
Vessels dragged their anchors, and two Boats were
lost, but happily nod lives : the American Ship
Raba and Betsey drifted on, the rocks near the
Bear's Head, at Catdown, and received consider-
able damage, but has been since got off—The
Fogy Tender, belonging to Bristol) lately arrived
here from Morlaix, to which place she carried pri.
soners, parted her cables, and drove on shore under
Withy Hedge, on the Eastern part of the Sound,
and. is not yet got off, though it is expe6ted,
if the weather moderates, that she will in the
course of a day or two The Earl Sr. Vincent
hired Armed Schooner, which arrived here on Sun-
day from Sir EDWAR9 PELLEW'S Squadron off
Rochefort, parted her cables between the Island and
Main, and was obliged to seek shelter in Sutton
Pool, within the Pier Heads. It is feared that very
melancholy accounts will be received from along

the Coast, as.the wind blew a perfeft hurricane,
and the sea ran extremely high and' tempestuous:

Sailed the Hercule and, Centaur, of 7¢ guns each,

For Torbay.
Arrived the Lady Charlotte Armed Brig, from

Weymouth.