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London, England, 1801-04-08

DIED.

•
• On Saturday last, in St. lan's, Southwark, William
Browning, 'late of Fermondsdy, in the Szd year' of his age.
On Monday night, at his house at Clapham, in Surrey,
William Thornton Astell, F,sq.
On Monday, Muter-charles King,.youngest child of John
King, Esq. Under Secretary of State.

PRICE- OF STOCKS,

ESTrItDAY.
3 per Cent. Con. 570 a ,

COURSE OF EXCHANGE,
R 7.

TCESDAY,.AP
London, England, 1801-04-08

From the LONDON GAZETTE, April 7.

• -BANKRUPTS.' "
Sohn Allcroft, -Of lYlansOld Woodhouie,'Vettinghamsliirit
nultster, to surrender April 23,14, and,May-i9, a-oeleven,
, ac.the Angel, in blansteld Woodhouse. Attomies, Mr.
Vickers, Mansfield ; or Mr. W.,Robins, ,of Gray's;
Inn Place. . - _
Thomas Lett, of Bath, baker, April ;7,a3, and May 19, at
_ four, at liiilidge's Tavern,' .IVlanchester. Attornie.:, Mr.
N. Milne, jun. Temple, London; oviViessrs.
grant, and Niiine, Manchester. : -
john Glover, of Xensingicin, stone-rnason, April 11, IS, and
May ig, at one; at Guildhall. Attornies, ussrs. Fletcher
,pqd Wri M
ght,' Hydcvsireet, Bloonisbuty ; or Mr. D. F.
Kensington. • -
• lAlilian-t Brown, of Wyrriondhani, Norfolk; tanner, Aprll
14, 33, and May r9,'at feint, at the Maid's;Flead, Norwich.
Attotnies, 11,1eArs. Forster, Son, -Urithank, and Forster,
Norwich; • • •
Alexander Smith( of Wardour-street, Soho, ovior, April
14, 21, and May 19, at ten, at-Guildhall. Attorney, Mr.
G. Brewer, Temple. •

bI.77IDNDs.
,14113 y 7. J. Hi'llingwotth, Leeds, linendraper, at eleven, at •
• the house of Francis Hillid..;c, Market-Place, Manchester.
-May Z. T. Howell, of Billingsgate, Merchant, at one, at
G tti ldhal 1 .
May t. Wm. Guy, of Little 13e11-4ey; Coleman-street,
victualler, at ten, at Guildhall.
May 2. I.Hawkilis the elder, and J. Hawkins the younger,
of Rotherhithe-Wall, Surrey, boat,:builrlers, at ten, at

Guildhall. .
•
May 1. S. Watson, Cleadon, Durham, merchant, at eleven,
at the Shakespeare Tavern, Newcastle-upon-Tyne.
April 29.- Ann Salt and C. A. Uecktnan, of Birmingham,
wine-merchants; at ten, at Guildhall,,Lopdon.
May.a. 1. 'Barton, of Mark.:laue, Lonclorti merchant and
• broker, at eleven,'at
May z. Lentdewig Saurbrey, of the Straridalurrier3 at one,
at Guildhall. •.
Aptil s.. Sam. Tones the younger, now or late of the. Box,
AlinChinhzuppton, Cloue6tershire, clothier, at eleven, at
the Lodge on Alinehinhampton Commop.
CERTIFICATES.

April zB. C. Binver, of Cary.itreet, Lincoln's-Inn-Fields,
scrivener.
T. Platt the younger and H. Dillinge Platt, now or lite.of
VV4,an, tuanuraelurers.
J. Weston, of Camberwell, bricklayer.

THE SUN.

SULEM c4t;IS DICLRL. vnLst.,r.: AVDEAT ?

LONDON', APRIL 8, iSor.
London, England, 1801-04-08

no captures,

Arrived the Jove Caisrad, of Pappenburgh, G.
Joßmixts master, laden with wine and brandy,
.•
from Baurdcaux, bound to Dublin, detained by the
Doris Fiigate; also the Danish Ship Samurl, Sw IN.
OH master, i4illast, froin Nantes, detained by the
Frigate:.: .
the Brilliant Frigate which arrived here on Sa.
turviay, threw z 6 of her guns overboard some days
since, in a heavy gale of wind in the Bay.

The Leander West Indiaman, from Jamaica to
London, was captured six weeks since by a French
Privateer, and-carried into Bourdeaux..
Arrived the Garland Frigate, and iaciianlc
Sloop of War, from a Cruize,
Sailed the Spit free Sloop of War, on a Cruize.
Arrived-a French Brig in ballast, name unknown,
capiureriiii- the z+th ult. on her voyage from
Nantes to-Bourdeaux, by L'lmpetueux, of 7S guns,
Amelia•Friiate, and Seajloyie.4. Privateer, belonging
;-; • •
to;Jersey.--There were seiglcal!other. Merchantmen
in company, ten of whial Ai/ere -z:ptured, and
•
being in ballast, were destroyed:
The Amelia Frigate, on the 16th ult. chaced the
French Frigate Le Guerrier, of 43 guns, front
L'Orient, but she escaped, being a piimc
and got into Rochefurt,
and brandy, I

French Brig, laden with wine
name unknown, just arrived, taken by the Oars.,
idNiFrigate.
Arrived the "..'rig Swat tk
Swat', of North Yarouth,
joHN BostrA-tcr roaster, laden
with grain, from London for Liverpool, captured by a French
Privateer, and re.taken by the Garlaxd Frigate;.
also the Galliot Hendrick, of Pappenburgh, J. C.
Jr:sem-mister., fr.= Tramelon, laden with salt,
detained by the Lord Nelson Privateer.

Arrived the Brig Tracker, of Weymouth, laden
with pipe clay, from Teignmouth bound to Liver.
pool, captured by a French Privateer, and cut out
of Cherbourg by the Lapwing and Jason Frigates,
The Traficker ran on :hare on Mount Batten, ill
coining into Harbour, and is not yet got off. '

PORTSMOUTH, APRIL 7.

ARRIVED the Dolphin Cutter, with a French
Privateer Schooner.
Arrived the Grand Falconer Cutter, Lieiterant
ClllLCOT,.fromMarcou. -

:;~

Y ARMOUTH,

ARRIVED in the Roads, His Majesty's Ship
Powerful Liberty Cutter, ilitterx, Speedi
the Sal& Armed Ship. Yen, and

.Arrived the ilb.erdeth Packet, GEORC E WILSON,
from Aberdeen bound to London, having been tak, n
by a French Privateer, and re.ta.ke.n.by Hip Ma.
jesty's Ship L'Es.tiegle.

Arrived the Jane Willem, P. G. MT**, Froth
Embden, with corns butter and cheese.
Sailed the Dolphitt Packet,, Capt. FLYN) to Cux-
haven, with Mails.
London, England, 1801-06-05

PRINCESS AUGUSTA.

A rich crape petticoat, embroidered with silver, mixed with
dark blue-foil and broad Vandyke silver fringe and tasseli ;
the drapery fastened up with bouquets at corn flowers,
and anemonies.
PRINCESS ELIZABETH,

A yellow crape petticoat of superb embroidery in silver; of
an entire novel and elegant pattern ; yellow crape 'drapery
of varied Mosaic pattern in silver rings and spangles, with
an elegant border of deep Vandykes of silver foil spangled,
the drapery being separated by a ritilt wreath of sweet
forming an uncommon taste of beauty and ele-
gance, foil border and rich tassel fringe at the bottom, com-
pleted- by elegant cords and taisels ; train of rich yellow,
and silver tissue. the whole bore the most splendid ale
peararice.
London, England, 1801-06-05

TUE PRINCESS OF WALES

Wore a petticoat of rich summer point lace, elegantly or-
namented with a crown and plume of diamonds, festooned
with a wreath and bunch of the same.- This beautiful
lace was worn over lilac, which, with the diamonds, gave a
most splendid and brilliant appearance ; the train of lilac
sarsnet, trimmed with point, lace, body ana.sleove 9f the
same, elegantly fancied with diamonds, the whole to cor-
respond with the petticoat. Also Her Royal Highness's
head-dress was beautifully. ornamented with diamonds and
feathers.
London, England, 1801-06-05

=r'

PO RTSMOUTII,, jurrE 4..

Atm 'vitt) this day, His Majesty's Ship Prince
of Wales, Rear-Admiral Sir Ito ERT CAL D E , from
the West-Indies. Tlie Courageux left her yester-
day, and went into Plymouth.
The Neiley Schooner it: at Cowes Roads, with her

Convoy.
The Serpent Sloop of War this day made Signal
folr Convoy to he West,lndies.
This day about fo,ooo Cavalry, Infantry, and
Artillery,_ Regulars and Volunteers, met on Ports-
down.Hill, and fired three vollies and a fi-u-de-joie,
in honour of the King's, Birth.Day.—Upwards of
zo,obo*persons were on the ground.
London, England, 1801-06-05

By.Ttic)NtikS RUSHY,_ LL. D,

The present. Work is otiered to the Public ns- complete
and comprAensive Musical.Didionary, and as likely- to su.
persede ttie imperfect anal-' incomplete Muskat Dictionaries
which exist at pres‘mt in the Fnglish lAnguagv, • The went '
of such a:viPorl; iias loni; been felt by students, amateurs, and
professors, hi boarding-schools artci private titaiiiiesi the
iitithor. belicv,:s it will be
,found cf indispen'sifile Lise.to every
young holy beginning to pr.ietise ; and he, lityes it Wiil.be. no
less generally received as a necessary appialage to every
piaho Forte, and to the Library,of every -proficient in the
Theory and PraCtiee of Al übic.
-Printed for R. Phillips, No. 7r, -St.'Paul's Quire/I:lard ;.
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the Publisher.
London, England, 1801-06-05

GUILDHALL, LONDON, JuNE 4.

WALTHAM THOMPSON.
Tit is was an Adion on a Policy of Insurance, At
'and from London to Madeira, at a premium of four
uineas per cent. warranted to sail with an East
India or a West India Convoy.
The defence made on the part of the Underwriters
was, that this warrant had not been complied with,
and that therefore they were entitled tobeaischarged.
After all the Witnesses were examined on both
sides, and Counsel heard, Lord KENYON observed,.
That when the Commodore had given the signal for
the sailing of the Fleet, the Captain was not on
board. And the ship was obliged for a considerable
time to remain in Stoke's Bay, till the Captain got on
board, in consequence of which the ship, the name of
which was the Atlas, was not able' to overtake the
- Convoy, and was captured by a French Privateer,
This ship had dropped anchor twice without any'
signal from the •Commodore. • His Lordship said,
it is, was most clear, that if the Captain had b...en
on board, this ship would not have been in the
same position in which she was. And as that
position had ultimately tux ed out unfortunate,
be thought the Underwriters had a right to com-
plain. He could not forbear saying,. that it did
appear this Captain, who was not on board when
he ought to have been on board, had miscondueled
himself extremely to the Owners. His Lordship
thought it of, great importance to the trade. of the
Country, that every man should with alacrity and
alertness be in' a situation of doieg, his duty at so
eventful:a time as when the Commodore made the sig-
Dal for the sailing of the Fleet. Instead-of that, the
Captain was on shore, on what business it did not ap-
pear, when his duty to his Owners required that he
should have been on board his ship. His Lordship
said, the ground he went upon was this, that if the
• Captain bad been on board When the signal was
given, his ship woula not have been in that very
position which unfortunately produced the loss that
had happened. He ought to have used all due dili-
gence. This was a subjel, however, which the
jury, he said, understood much better than he.—
klis Lordship said, that a wilful departure from
Convoy extended to gross negligence.---Verdict for
the Defendants.

In consequence of the many fatal accidents 'of
persons being drowned bathing in the Ser.
pentine River, stria orders are giVen to the Keepers
aind Constables attending in Hyde Park, to prevent
all persons in future from bathing in that River.

4.0 N iyoN NI'IOII.I.AN, (.01llow-Str-mt. Cunnt-Garden); and Published by Wil..Lt ARMLGER citxsrs (of Horst:
At tilt SUN -OFF ICI, No. 112$ stra2id i* where Adverttsernenti, Order: for the Pater, Later: tor., the . tor, &c, pas:.
London, England, 1801-06-05

CORK, MAY. 26.

Lis' Thursday, a Court Mat tial was convened
at Clonmel, by order of Major-General Sir Charles
Asgill, of which Lieutenant-Colonel Sharpe, of
the 28th Light Dragoons, was President ;—when
the trial of Cornelius Ryan came on, for the
murder of the late much-lamented William
Price, Esq. near Cashel, on the 2.d ultimo.—
A man named. William M'Grath swore in evidence,
" That the Prisoner, Ryan, came to his house po-
vious to the murder of Mr. Price, and informed him
that the Committee," (for a great number of pawns,
it Seems, had assembled and formed themselves into a
Committee)—" had agreed that Mr. Price should be
shot; that they hadissued a warrant for that purpose;
that the perpetrator of the horrid deed was to re-
ceive a reward of twenty guineas ; and proposed
that M'Grath should be the person to execute
the warrant. This M'Grath refused, on which
Ryan himself undertook the business." ---'Other
evidence strongly corroborating Mr. Grath's, puts
it beyoild all doubt who is the murderer of Mr.
Price ! —lt is even said, that on' his return to
his cell the Prisoner, Ryan, acknowledged the-fo&.
The sentence of the Court Martial has not yet
transpired.
N.B. The following is the, form of the notice given
to Mr. Price,. by the above,mentioned Committee,
taken from the ad Report of the Committee of Se-
crecy :

" Liberty Hall.

" Take notice, that you have been
.tried and .conVielcd of
" having taken
to death. •You are to give up the Farm, otherwise the
" warrant for your execution is in the hulas of the execu-
" tioner.

Given at the Council Chamber."
London, England, 1801-06-05

FALMOUIH, Juwt 2.

MIMED the 13 ay fry Transport, Capt. WILSON,
fourteen days from Lisbon. She has brought over
passenger, Capt. DAY, Agent of the Transports at
Lisbon, who, on his landing, went oft post for
London.. The King George Packet was eXpeEted
to arrive at Lisbon on the day the Transport sailed,
as She-was-spoke -that morning' by one of our Eng-
-liSh Frigates.
Arrived the Brig Si., Sebgsti.ini Capt. WkitTE,
daysfrom Madeira, with twenty-three passen-
gers,- which were taken on board the Tre/awgey
My:ter, Capt. WHITE, on her voyage: from LOn-
don tu Tobago, lby La Psyche Ftepch- ship priva-
teer ; the Captain of which landed them at Madeira,.
where Capt. W. purchascd'this Brig '-to bring them

()me

-Also arrived this day, the American Ship Wil-
liam and 14, au, Capt. DIXON, froin LisbOn for
Spain, out twenty-four days, laden with tobacco
and hides, detained by the Nert Privateer, of Lon-
don, Capra RERGusolst, which is also. arrived.
Arrived the American Ship Eliza, Capt. HAMS 1.-
ro REA: from Charlestown, forty-two days pas-
sage, with rice, sugar, &c, for orders ; the Ameri-
can Brig Nonpareil, dpt. ROBERT BARCDAY)
twenty-four days from Norfolk, with flour, provi-
sions, 8.;:c. for this Volt ; the Shjp Cato, Capt. SAT—
TER, 'with tobacco, Which sailed five day's before
her for this place, is not arrived. .•
Arrived the Schooner Weymouth Lass, Capt.
ROBERT WHITE, froth Cowes, for St. John's, New:.
foundland, laden with
.salt; the Sylph Sloop of
War,', Capt. DASHWOOD, from a Cruize ; and the
Hind Cutter, Car. ALLAN, with a, Brig, her,
prize, having on board 300 casks of brandy, from
Guernsey.
Sailed the Borer and Hecate Gun. vessels, on a
Cruiie.
London, England, 1801-11-16

COP.ENTRY, )Sov. 13.

are here thrown intu a very unexpetled
tioncering bustle. At the request of a great milli;
her of the most respedable Inhabitants., who wished
Mr. Jr rvEt.ys to continue our Member, he insert'
ed an Advertisement, expressing his intention agate
to offer himself, and accompanied this Address by
personal visit to the place, where' he was received
in a manner to which his services to the City o'
titled hint. In a fe.c days, much to our surprizel
an Advertisement appeared, from our other Metu-
ber, Mr. BIKD, stating his intention (f;;I• the pr'
pose of preserving bsdepentiewe of terottm) to
intraauce a new Candidate, as his future Colleague;
in opposition to Mr. jErr ER VS. 't his has cause',
much emotion here, as the Inhabitants, who are well
satisfied with the conduct of Mr. jp.r.rrltys, do
not consider the nkasure.propo,,ed by Mr. BIRD 0
at all likely-to promote the lmkpendence of el
Ele,s.tion Franchise, and has excited such a union
interests to support the right of uur own choiec'
that there is every appearance of a change in tile
Representation of the City of Coventry when :n
portunity offers, though not. .in the way propose 3
by Mr. litßn l.
. The Gentleman intended to he'l
Candidate with Mr. Eta n, is said to he Mr. Go'
GRANT, a Gentleman well known on the Turf.

FROM TfIE BOMBAY GAZETTE• • ,
On Sunday morning last, May 3, i 8o;, died, 0
22d year of his age, ARTHUR ANDIUW F0R1351
MiTcHF.I.I., Esq. of Thainston, Aberdeenshire, °`
the Civil Service on this Es;.ablishment, and a Parr"
ner in the House of Messrs,. Smith, Forbes and C 0
Mr. Mitchell was a youn4 Gentleman of great FN'
mise in every point that distinguishes and fixes rll6
charaCter. He had already given strong.proof; 'Of:
his tints for public business; having, at the age°f
nineteen, filled a very difficult, responsible, and 1';
borious office in the Province of Malabar, with equal
zeal and integrity, highly to his own credit, an"
in an eminent degree
.to the satisfa6tion of his s°4
periors. In private life, his punCtuality and asst'
duity were equally conspicuous, and would, t 1
time, have entitled him to great considefarionl2
the commercial world, He had a mind-stored -wit:
maxims for his coudul in society, which would W.'
done honour to a much more mature age ; and 111,9
discretion in the prance of them, was 'attested IP
the love and esteem of a" wide circle of friends, %!ir'A
''
will long deplore the catastrophe by which he 113 s
been cut off from them in the flower of his youth
London, England, 1801-11-16

PORTSMOUTH, Nov. 15.

ARRIVED this evening, the Boaaccea Frigate,
from the Westward ; and another Frigate, name
unkro‘vn, with the loss of main topmast.
Passed by this Port for London, the American
Ship John, flow 1., master, from the Ilavannah.
Sailed the tVaidsiolle Frigate, for the Channel
Fleet.

ing, and sailed again this morning, in company with
the Kia George Packet, Captain FLY N, having on
board the Mails of yesterday. , •
His Majesty's Ship Conqueror, of 74 guns, will
be launched from the Dock-yard at this place on
Saturday next, the atstinst. provided the weather
proves favourable.
London, England, 1801-11-16

By_ THOMAS 13EDT)OES,

The Valetudinarian suffers for the sins of his ances-.
tors, and he who is. doing pennince for hiS own, may each
jUstly:expeet that these Essays should allind something
.to-
wards his relief. The Author flatters himself that the vigi-
lant Parentivill be enabled to descry danger farther off; and
to -turn it more certainly aside. As too much pains cannot
be taken to inform thoSe who undertake the care-of Youth,
it will be
.his endeavour to point our, what is apt to be amiss
in regard to Health at Schools. New Plans'af Education are-
adopted, and in part with success. But the. Pupils of mo--
dem ImproVement would not 'all bear being reviewed' by
Locke, Rousseau, and Day. Those great assertors of mai,
treated helplessness, regarded the Body equally with the
Mind. tt will.not, therefore, be amiss to. bestow some coll=
sicieration on the meaus-Aal obtaining a robust Constitution.
And as in fixing. the destination of young Persons we are too
apt to slight Medital considerations, the Author shall save
sorne unavailing regret if he can obtain for them their due
weight. •
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GENERAL, POST OFFICE,

• November 6,180 r .
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Pexrry Post,
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, •
London, England, 1801-02-02

WtTII
IL BON DOC ANI. . .
hn Virednesdiy, Macbeth, with Paul and Virginia.
•• On Thursday, The School fur Prejudi.:e, with I 1 Bon-
- docaiii. • •
On Friday, Every Man hi His Humour, with Paul and
Virginia. -
On Saturday (hyvermission of the Author!, the Heir at
Law, with Il Bondocani.
A New Play and a Grand Pantomime Drama are in pre-
. paration.

' LIFE ANNUITIES. •.
PROPOSALS for raising +B,oool. by ,way of
TONTIN g, AT Securities for. Life Annuities, in-
creasing by Surviv..lesbip, to !au divided into four distinct
,Clasws, and tei'be- secured (Under the direaion of eminent
Cesausel) upon Estates in the County of Sussex, of the
Nett Annual Value of 6z701. ; may be had of, and Parti-
culars respe6ling the same obtained from, Joseph Ward,
Esq No. Is, Newmanstreet, Oxford-street, and Messrs.
lifitberiey and Daniel, corner of King's Road, Bedford- ro .

_
ENGLISH LOTTERY.
• To begin Drawing the zd of March;
2 Prizes 30,000 .1 Prizes of k. 5,000
' --of , 20,000 6 of 2,000
• 3 ------- of io,ooo to -of 1,000
Sixrcen of seql.
-Arid po,000l: in smaller Prizes
MAMOND LOTTERY.
.
By A. of Parliament, to be determined by the State
Lottery. The Tickets TWo Guineas each, and the Prize
!value THIRTY TITO VSAND POUNDS)-deposited
an the Bank of Englund.
Waif and CO. No.' a 1, POULTRY, L 011.13
.13 don, establis:ted in the year 1759, and at their State
Lottery Offices. in Dame.street, Dublin ; and Trongate,
Clasgow ; arc appointed to sell the Tickets and Stamped
Shares of the English Lottery, and the Tickets of the
Dianagnd Lottery, aare.eable to Att of Parliament.
Country Correspondents remitting Bank Notes, Cash,
good Dills, or Post-Office Orders, will have Tickets or
shares sent.them, and arraceoutit of their success as soon
drawn.
9wirt-and Co. hare been remaricably. fortunate to the
Public by the sale of many of the Capttal Prizes in the
late. Lotteries._ _ ,

iv---
TO LETT
9 •
AGenteel and Commodious FURNISHED
APARTMENTS for a Family, consiting of a First
Second Finors, with Bedrooms for Servants, Kit.
*ben, and every other coneenlency. .• ,
Enquire at Nu. 5, Beautort Buildings, Stand.

PEMBROKESHIRE.
4.0 TO DE SOLD BY AUCTIOtT,
'll.'t Solva Harbour, in the said County, on Monday the ad
day of March, /tot, at Eleven o'Clock in the forenoon,
subjecl to such Couditions of Sale- as- shall be then and
there produced (unless disposed of in the mean time by
Private Contrat);
LOCist, HET Brig PRINCE WILLTAM,'hv
Register aclmeasurernent, ('one Hundred
Sod Nineteen Togs.
Lot 24, The prig, RESOLUTION, by Register ad.
ileasurernent, Ninety Tons. 4-
NN. B. The above Vessels are in excellent condition for
sea, and had a thorough repair about three years ago, and
at now lying at Solva aforesaid.
For farther Particulars enquire of Joseph Harries, Esq.
at Lianunwas, near Solva.- - -
GEORGE JENKINS, Aunicneer.
•
London, England, 1801-02-02

JANUARY 31, I SOI.

This day this Rule was called on, and the mat.
ter was most learnedly argued on both sides.
Mr. Eststmts sheaved cause against the Rule.
He gave up the first part of the Indielment,
which charged the Difendant with having unlaw-
fully got into his possession the Corn. stated in
the Indictment. contended, that Regrating
.was a crime at the Common Law of this Land, and
that the Statutes of the 4th iind sth of Edw. VI.
were only declaratory of the Cotninon Law
that particular ; and 'that the Statute of .the z zth
of the present Xing, . which repealed that of Ed-
ward VI. repealed only what it enumerated, and
left the Common Law where it stood antecedent
to, thepassing 'of that Statute. That therefore
We, were to find the Law .from the dida to be.
found in Our Books, as handed down to us from
age' to age by the ablest _Reporters., He quoted
Coke's institute, by which it' appeared to be the
Opinion of that oracle of the profession, that a
Regrater.eatne from regratement ; and that a Re..
grater.anc! Ingrosser were, originally, compre-
hended under the head of " Forestaller."—ln
word, the 'essence' of • a misdemeanour; at the
Common Law, was not that which was to,be
found, merely in a liiivate rwyont, but also thA
Which was a public iapicy, what was more cm.
phatieally the eharader of that. which was state I
upon thislndidment. The Statute of Edw. VI .
Was made two Centuries and 'a half ago, and,, for
that; period, there was no I ntlidnient to be found at
Common' haw for *grating, for they were all
founded upon the Statute, until.the repeal of it in
our own time ; but that the Statute of Edward VI.
was deelaratory of the Common Law, upon the
subjed ofltegrating,
.and that the Statute of the
ath of the present King did not repeal: any part
of tfie,dommon Law upon that subjed, was most
manifestly the opinion of the Learned Corumen:,
tator upon the Law of .England, the late Mr.
Justice lit. ACKSTON.E, as appeared by an edition
of his hook, :which came out very soon after the
passing of the AE} of the tzth of Geo. 111. in
which,he toOk.notice of that very Statute.
Mr 4 LAW, Mr. Berjearit BEsT, and Mr. M.
RY AT, contended most strenuously and ably for
the Rule, upon the grounds'opend by Mr. LAW.
The two latter Gentlemen contended also;. that
this Indilmcnt was defedive, inasmuch as- it ,did
not state that the Corn .was bought with intent
to enhance the price, and illustrated this by Ira.
ripus arguments; after which thejudges delivered
their opinions. _ _ _

Lordl,x N YON said, that this was an Indidment
charging that the Defendant, at aistated day, at the
Corn Exchange, did unlawfully get into his pos-
session ninety quarters of Oats, of the growth of
this Kingdom, at the 'price of 4o Shillings per
quarter, and that on, the sameday, afterwards, to
wit, the Bth of June, in the same Market, did
unlawfully sell it at the price of 43 Shillings per
London, England, 1801-02-02

SPRING CIRCUIT, xBot.

Northern. Lord K ENYON and Mr. JUStiCC CRAMER E.
Norfolk. Lord ELDON and Mr. Justice GAOSE.
Midland. Lord (AtEr BARON and Mr. Barori GRAHAM.
Home. Mr. Baron HO THAN% and Mr; Justice HEATH.
OXIOrd. Mr. Justice Root( it and Mr Justice LA VIRENcE.
Western. Mr. Baron Tnora riot/ and !qr. Justice ‘Li.
BLANC.
London, England, 1801-02-02

Dan:

On Sunday last, at Thetford, in the 84th year of his
age, James Mingay, sen. EN..father of the King's Coub-
sel, and. present Mayor of that Borough. '
On the 13th ult. at Edinburgh, Mr. William Vir.
Yesterday, at his bowie in Clement's-lane, Mr. Tho-
mas Foster, aged 74. ,

to),; 4r,(i Cublisbed by loNN,Bits•wic, (or Craven-lioittings, Drury-Latte);
'ear the Paler, Letters fur the „Editor, &C. (loartaidi, must be addressed.
London, England, 1801-02-02

S HEE R NESS' , Fr. n. 1.

YESTtItDAY the Desiree Frigate' wad" hove
by the Dutch prize, careening hulk limed-
e r4chap, being the first .experiment'of the kind
on so large a ship, in thir, or (we believe) any
°dim. Dock-yard in England. Her keel was
!lace clear out of water, and a part of her false
keel being taken off, in order to he re-placed by
another one, she was righted at high water.
The whole' process of this apparently arduous
undertaking, was condu4ed with the greatest
ease, regularity-, expedition, and safety ; and it'
is therefore reasonable to expea this method of
heaving dckwu large ships will, on similar melt»
sions, be adopted in this and other Dock-yards,
as it will certainly fAVe much time, and probably
much expense,

Arrived Ilia. Majesty's Ship Latonz, of
.s:# iY)lln,
Captain So-fkEnoN, and the Quernborough
Cutter, Lim;tenant Fiat tAx, fror'i a Cruite.
Sailed His 'Majeity'S. Ship. tfra- asambeidt, of
36 guns, Captnin HALL, for Ytirrnottth:
London, England, 1801-02-02

CASE FOR THE EAST INDIA COMPANY.

--- - - -
WHETHER the Courtpf Direefors, or any Committee
of the said Court, whether considered as a Committee of

that Court or as a CONIMITTE7. or PROPRIETORS, be,
legally authorized to call for the Examination of Persons*
upon Oath, as recommended by the Court of Direetors'
in their Resolution of *the 15th oe February, 1800 ; or
whether, in their opinion, any Magistrate would be jus-
tified in adrninisteritig the Oatli so reconunended,iind
generally to advise concerning the legality anti ellect of
such proceedings ?
We are of opinion, that neither the Court of Ditedors,
nor any Conunitice of the said Court,_ or Committee of
Proprietors; have any legal authority to require, oak 4E..,
ceivi Examinations of Fersons -upon Oath. as recom-
mended by.the Resolution of the Court of Dirt; tore of
the 25th of Feb. tgoo ; and that no Magistratev.inl be jus
in -
tilled administering such, Oaths.
We therefore think the woposed proceedings would be
contrary to Law.
jMITFORD.
. • • .` W.. GRANT.
j. MANSFIELD.
. • F. ERSKINE.
.CEO. ROUS.•
London, England, 1801-02-02

LOST ABILL.

N.O. 5576, value 701. drawn the zgth of Dec.
Igor:, by Messrs. Taylor, Lloyd and Co. Bankers,
Birmingham, on Messrs. Taylor. Lloyd and Co. Bankers,
London, payable to B: Williams on demand, specially
indorsed to Mr. John Peake, Gun-maker, No. 38,- Lemon-
street, Goodman's-fields, London ; put in the Birming-
ham Office, Dec. 29, -800. Whoever has found the
above, and will bring it to Mr. John reake, No. 38, Le-
mon-street, Goodman's-fields, or to B. Williams, of
Birmingham, shall receive Two Guineas 'reward.—Pay-
Men/ is stopped.
London, England, 1801-02-05

DUBLIN, AN. 31.

ON Tuesday evening last, aliotiteiiiit
OIL! house ,if Mr. ADAIR, near Celbridge;lif the,
County of Kildare, was attacked, by a band of
rubbeim, whp-iminediately on seeing Mr. Mint a,
tired several shots at him, and wounded him'so
dreadfully, that he died the next day. They then
rifled the house and got off. Yesterday, howelver,
two of them were seized, endeavouring to, dispose
of part of
,Mr. ADA.' tes plate in .Skiimer.row ;
they were lodged in. the Castle Guard-House, and
being searched, sufficient proof Was discovered to
render it very probable, that the remainder of
the gang are by this time apprehended.
On Sunday last two murders of an horrid nature
were' discovel-ed to have • been committed in the
town of Killaloe ; the viainiS were Mrs.'Frances
and Alicia Hawkins, sisters, and maidenladies of
very advanced age. They had not been seen in,
thltt town from the Wednesday &ceding: ,an
acquaintance going to church
,on Sunday, acci-
dentally called at their house, and found them
both murdered in then-beds. No cause whatever
can be assigned for depriVing those unfortunate
women of lik," as they were rather in disteessed
circumstances, and of the most inoffensive chat_
racer.

COUNTRY NEWS.

•-
ADILOWSON OF WALK,INGTON.
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION,. '-
At the George Inn, Coney-street, York, on Thursday
the 3-9th of February; tiloi,binwien Eleven and Twelve
o'Clock, in the forenoon (if not before cold by Private
Contract, or which notice will be.viven); . - •
MEE PERPETUAL AnVOW§ON ,of
RECTORY and PARISH. WA.t.:
KI NGT( IN, in the East Riding of the County of York,
subject to the Life of_ thopftsent Incuinbent, aged about
33 years.
Reitory conSistsoia new and spacious P ARSON.
AGE --HOUSE, with a Cbaelt-house; Stables; DbVe...
cute, 'and other suitable Out-building's., an a; qa,a4„,
Shrubbery, and Paddock:adjoining or near the sante,' ill the
occnpol•o4 o(the present. Incumbent,;. and-also conwrizes
a Dwelling-house, and di-Yers Cloies' or Parcels Of Land,
Containing in the, whole about 53i0.Acr44, • lett .to 'Tenants
several yearly rents, automating together to upwards. of
Six Hundred POunds. • , • _
Walkington is apleas.4nt Village, about 3 miles from
Beverley', the Capital. of the East „Riding,; .• is milers from
the-flourishing Town and • Port of Kingston-upon-Hull ;
and within halla day's journey of the City of York, and
of this two Bathibg.Places.of Scarbecough.and.Bridlingten
Key. 'l'i,e ileir,libourliond is ‘,;enteel; the air s.lliibrinus;
and the roads good. - Triz.Markets-bt
are well supplied With Vi4h. 11I0viiiuns of -all V. 104 t
atulth: M.:ol:and other Sir:e Ccoches pass through"l3ever.
ley, bet'Weefillell and. York, evtiry day in the week. •
Pardenhits may be had of Lockwood and. Due,.
hery, ,Beverley v.ot Messrs. Wheatley 'and4owler, of
Stone, in Stainyttishire ; anti cfMr. Uri-then; to natton-,.
Carden.. • , - •
London, England, 1801-02-05

PURCHASERS in the LOTTERY SECURED
from LOSS.
No. 4, CORNHILL, LONDON.
A SERCHANTS, BANKERS, LOTTERY
SOCIETIES, and the PUBLIC in general, are,
respeatidly informed, that all TICKETS or SHARES'
purchased ill the present ENGLISH LOTTERY at the
above-Old Established Office, _

T. 131S1-1,-
, (One of the gontraaors with Government for the said
Lottery),
iNCACES 7th TAKE BACK
On thc Saturday before the Drawing,- or return the
Purchase Money,
Should Tt CKETS or SiIAR cs be lower than the present
Price.

Purchasers at the above."Oftice will therefore have the

double Advantage ; ;hey
•MAY GAIN BUT CANNOT LOSE.
.Tickets and Shares are s.:lling in the greatest variety. at
the same Price as et.ery other Ottice of Ctcait ; and Per-
sons in the Country, desirous of havirtg Tr cfzi.rs or
SnAs ss, may be supplied the sante as if present, by
acniing post-Office Orders, good Bills at short Dates,
Bank Notes, or Cash, to the Old.tstablishcd (Mice,

_ .
No. 4, CORNHILL, LONDON;
The Scheme of the Lottery this year -is universally ap-
proved, and contains the following‘Capital Prizes :
z - of . 30,000 -.•of - 5000 ' ..
2. - of . 20,t0a '6 4 - of . 2000
3 -of . 16,600 to -of - teao
16 - - of - - soo, &c. &c.
FEBRUARY PRICES.
- . - - - 4..17 7
1134 . ..- B'd o Eighth - - - Ao g.- 6
Quarter - . 4to o . Sixteenth I
.3- a
*** Tickets will rise gradually as the Drawing ap-
proaches, tutd• will nut be cheaper ,/
Tickets and. Shares tlegisterall ;Nloney for rhe,P tices as
soon as Drawn 1 'and all-Business relative to the Publi.
Funds tr.:us...tied with fidelity mid dispateh, by''!'. DISH:

Ticket

CAPITAL PRIZES, -
Sold, Shared, and Re4istered, by HORNSBY and Co.
Prites of Tlurty Thousand Pounds.
.7 Prizes of Twenty Thous.ind Pounds.
a Prizes'of Fitteen Thousand Pounds.
r 3 Prizes of Ten Thousaud Pounds.
19 Prizes of rive Thou'sand Pounds•
30 Prizes of Two Thousand Pounds.
49 Prizeik of One Thchriand Pound!:.
73 Prises of Five Hundred founds.
ENG!.ISH STATErLOTTERY
Begins Drawing March z,

rrHE• TICKETS,. HALVES,. QUARTERS,
11 EIGHTHS, and SIXTEENTHS are now selling,
in treat rarieu orNumbeis, and 'on the IoWeA: Terms.
The Money .for the Prizes Rid on demand,
By HORNSEY & C. Stock-broker;,
At their old. established State-tOtterY Of (licensed
'pursuant to Mt of Parliament), 110.'26, Corithill,'oppo.
site the Royal Exchange, London ; also at. Liverpool and
Exeter. . • .
Correa Numerical and, Regiiier. BoOks are It t, arid
Tickets and'S hares registered at Sixpence per Niutther;
pparr Orders, accompanied with good Bills, payable at
sight or of a short date, will be punctually attended to,
precisely on the same terms as if present.-_—Letters (post-
paid) ditty answered, and Schemes gratis.
All Shares sold at this otrii.le will be stamped, agree?.
able to Ad of Parliament, with the Words 1 State-Lot-
tery Stattip-Oftlee."
Sank; India, and South-Sea-Stocks, With their several
Annuities, and all kinds of Government-Securitioibought.
and sold bfComntission.
London, England, 1801-02-05

NEW MUSIC.

This Day I.vas'Outtlished,
ill
At onst's.Musto-Wareltousei No. a 3, Bishopsgate-stroist,
HE OVERTURE, SONGS, CHOKUSSES,
£, x. in the new popular Ivantoniimc of the DOMI-
NION of rANcy, or liarlequin'slTour, now perfbrm-
ing with unbetindol applause at the Theatre Royal, Co-
vent-Garden. ' _

CodlpoiU by J. MODIEFT*4'AD and j. ATWOOD.

Price 6s.

The faveuilte Opera of What a Blunder; written by
J. G. HOhnin, Esq. Cearposed by J. Davy, of Exeter,
plc:eras. 6d.
The loveliest Cottage Shed, a favourite Song, intro•
duced by Mr. Hill inure Merchant of Venice, with the
greatest applause, at the Theatro 10344, Coment.G4rden,
pricers.
11 a Body !beet a Body, arranged with Variations, by
T. Blewitt, jun. pliee Is.
IVithcVery other Fashionable Publication,

This Day was published,
In One Vol. man, Price in imards, enthailished
with a Portrait,
'1"11-1E REAUTItS of Dr.. ISAAC WATTS,.
A. containing the most striking 'Passtres seleited 'from
*the Works of that justly celciartted. Writer ; to which is
prefixed, the Lite of-the Author; •
Ptinted by ani. for C. Sutton, Nottingham; and sold by
T. Buret, Paternoite6roW, 1.0 dun. Where• may be hart,
z.. The Beautic,s of S4u.riu, in Cvol, iaino. pr. 34. bound.
2, The Beauties of Blair, tot col. 12411;). 44. 4i. bound.
• In the. Press, and speedily will-be-published,
A Ncw Edition of the Beauties of Gatclsinith.
London, England, 1801-02-05

PLYMOUTH, FE a . 3.

ARRIVED La Bon Ansie French Chasse Marie,
laden with wine and brandy, from Bourdeaux
bound to Morlaix, captured by the Magidcnne
Frigate ; also the Prussian Brig Apollo, J. C.
BOUCHER master, laden with wine, from Bour-
deaux bound to Altona, detained by the Suwar.
ro.it, Schooner ; and the Dogger Avanturia, of
Pappenberg, H. H. REDEKER master, laden with
wine, from Bourdeaux bound to Altona, detain-
ed by La Sufi-sante Sloop of War.
Arrived this morning the Frerfch Schooner
Mont Blanc, laden with coffee and cotton, from
Cayenne bound to L'Orient, captured by the
riper Cutter, Lieut. J. COCHLAN.

The following Danish vessels are just arrived,
all detained in the Channel, viz.
Friendship, of Altona, J. J. Lume master, from Ma-
rens for Hambro', with salt; and brig Nord Felt, Of Co,
penhagen, J. J. Freane master, from St. Martin's, with
salt ; both detained by the Lord Nelson Cutter.
Galliot Two Brothers, of Glyxstadt, P. N. Muller
master, from Bourdeaux bound to Altona, laden with wine;
and Two Friends, of Altona, J. Arfstan master, from
Charahte, with brandy for Altona ; both detained by the
Suwarrow hired Armed Brig.
The Barque Vrow jannetta, of Altona, from St. Bar-
tholomew, with sugar and collie, for Ilarnbrol, detained
by the Telegraph hired Armed Brig.
The Two Brothers, of Alto►►a, G. Vanderooke master,
from Noirmoutier, with salt, for Altona, detained by the
Raven Sloop of War.

Arrived also a Danish Sloop, 'name unknown,
laden with. cyder, captured by La Sufiante Sloop
of War.

DEAL, Fes. 4.

His Majesty's Ship Camilla sailed this morning
for the River Medway.
Arrived the Nemesis Frigate, from a Cruize
to the Westward; and remains with the Ovevq.
rd) Ruby, Sa'sage, and Gannet.
London, England, 1801-02-05

PARIS, JANUARY 30.

An the Letters from Westphalia agree in an.
flouncing, that a Corps of Russian Troops, com-
posed of about fs,ooo men, were to arrive in
that Country in the course of next month from
Lo-r,ver Saxony., and Brandehotirg. The
different Regiments which are to compose this
Corps are already designated, and their names
have even been published in a German Paper.—
The Ktric of PRUSSIA, the Duke of BRUNS-
WICK, and the Landgrave of HESSE CASSELL,
are to assemble at nearly the same moment in thb
Fortress of Wesel.

BERLIN, JAN. I7.—The terms in which Lord
GRENVILLE replied to Count ROTOPSCHIN, the
Russian Chargé-d'Affaires, in answer to his re-
presentations respeffing the capture of Malta,
are stated to be in substance as follows :

" That all explanations asked by Russia were
useless, as the Court of London was under the ne-
cessity of insisting on the embargo and the segues.
tration imposed by the Emperor PAUL being
taken off, and upon indemnity for what had
passed ; that the Convention relative to Malta,
the execution of which was demanded by the
Court of Petersburgh was merely a plan submit-
ted by that Court to the British Administration,
in answer to which they bad sent back their plan ;
but before the Cabinet of London had sent their
Answer, the Court of Petersburg!) had dismissed
their Ambassador Lord WiIITWORTH ,: that the
Negotiations of the Court of Petersburg!) to, or-
ganize an Armed Neutrality by; sea, had made
the greater impression on the Court of London,
because Russia had proposed to Great Britain to
prevent, in conjunction with her, the Contra-
band Trade which was carried on with France
under Danish and Swedish. Colours, that if a
good understanding were to take place between
the two Courts, the first measure to be taken
would be the re-establishment of the Diplomatic
relations between the two Countries, and the
Mutual interchange of new Ambassadors to be
brought about by the • mediation of a Neutral
Court friendly to both Powers."
London, England, 1801-02-05

CHATHAM, FEB. 2.

THURSDAY an order came for the Artificers,
&c. to work all the extra hours they could, to
expedite the fitting out the Fleet ; in consequence
of which, they work three double days, from
day-light in the morning until half-past ten
o'clock at night—and yesterday being Sunday, all
the workmen were employed.
The same day Commissioner Hops arrived to
►ake his post at this port, vice Commissioner
HARTWELL•

Lord Na .sot day probably take a Cruize in
the San jestf off Brest ; but as the Spring ad.
vances, his Lordship will doubtless be employed
in cdndulling some more alive service.
Letters have within these few days been re.
ceived from- Commodore Sir HOME POPHAM,
dated at Madeira. The Troops and Seamen who
compose the Expedition under his orders were,
at the date of these dispatches, in excellent health
and high spirits.
It is expelled that the Jamaica. Mail will be
made up at the Post-Office to.morrow, for the
Lady France, Packet, of 12 guns and 35 men.

Yesterday ji Court of Direaors was held at
the East India House, when Lieut. General
STUART was sworn in, Commrder in Chief,
and Second in Council at Fort Sr. George.
Captain WILLIAM DONALIIS6I4, of the Lard
Hawke:bury, took leave previous to departing
for Bombay.
The numbers of poor families which are sup-
ported by the bounty of the ARCHBISHOP of
CANTERBURY, in the neighbourhood of his Pa.
lace at Lambeth, are very great. For a long
time past, His Grace has ordered to be given
away serveral pieces Of excellent hot boiled
beef, cut into sufficient portions to feed an
industrious labouring man and all his family
for a day or two, or longer, according to
the number of persOns ; this is given half a
large loaf of bread, and twopence in money to
buy potatoes. This is constantly distributed
twice a-week ; besides which, large jugs and
pitchers full of very good broth, with bread in it,
are given to multitudes of other poor people.
To fill so many hungry bellies in the present
distress, is an example of benevolence worthy
the imitation of all the Bishops and dignified
Clergy, and reflefts the highest honour on our
much-esteemed Metropolitan ; especially, as his
constant private Charities, as well as his public
Subscriptions, arc so great and many.
London, England, 1801-11-11

BANKRUPTCY ENL4RGED.

Dec. z 6. John tones, late of Birmingham, draper and shop-
keepzr, at onc, at Guildhall.

BANKRUPTS.

john Tripp, of Erisls?l, salesman, to surrender tg, 19,.-and
4.)eceniber 22, at eleven, at the White-Lion, Bristol At-
Wales, Messrs. Clarke and Son, Bristol; or Messrs.
jenkins -and James, New inn, London.
Joseph Rawley,- of Chancery - boot and shoemaker,
November 14, at twelve, 24, and December 22, at one, at
Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Newcomb, Vine-street. • -
Benjamin Thomas Shynn, late of Purleigh, Essex, shop-
keeper, NoVember 24, 25, and' December 22, at one, at
~the Three Cups Inn, Colchester. -Attornies, Mr. W.
Lawrence,..Malaon ; or Mr. H. Francis, .Remembrancer's-
-0 like, Guildhall.
Edward Strong and William Harvey, of Liverpool, anehor-
smirhs, December 14, 15, and 22, at one, at the GlObe
Tavern, Liverpool. Attorney, Mr. G. Rowe, Harrington-
kreet, Liverpool. . -
Frederick Ludwig 'EMU Orstein, late'of. Frith-street, Soho,
mathematical instrument-maker,. November 21, 27, ' and
December '22, at eleven, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr.
•Pasmore, Doughty-Street, Foundling-Hospital.'
George King, late of Frome Selwood, Somersetshire, cabinet-
maker,. November 21, 27, and December, 22, at eleven, at
Guildhall, London. Attorney, Mr. Wathew, Lower

Seymour-strmt.
John Buchanan, of Wcolwich, pork-butcher, November 14,
• 2f, and December zz, at ten, at Guildhall. 4ttornies,
Messrs. Owen and Ralf; Bartlett's-Buildings, Holborn.
john Brock-the younger, of Wapping-street, slopseller, Nov.
14, at twelve, zs, and December 21., at ten, at Gdildhall.
Attornies, Messrs. Wegener and West, Red Lion-street,

Wappipg.
Richarf,l Evans, of the City-Road, umbrella-maker, Novein-
- her 14, zi, and December zz, at twelve,. at Guildhall.
. • tornies, Messrs. Swann and Wallington, Vore-street, Crip-
Londoti.
London, England, 1801-11-11

THE

PHILANTHROPIC SOCIETY, ST. GEORG,E's
FIELDS.

For the REFORM of CRIMINAL POOR CHILDREN
and the OFFSPRING of CONVICTED PERSONS. ,
His Royal Highness the. DUKE. of YORK,- Pres.ident.
. ,
T`HE COMMITTEE of this SOCIETY beg
,
leave to acknowledge ihe following NEW SUB-
SCRIPTIONS, received in the Quarter ending 3oth Sep-
tember, 18ox.• They at the same time entrcatthe Contribu-
tions of the Public towards the extension and support of an
Institution, calculated to rescue from Peidition, a very nu-
merous description of Infant Poor in this Kingdom:.
• Hon. General_Warde, additional, 2ol.

V
Mrs. Hall' - ,C.z 2 ; .Wm. Caslon, ESq.k.i I p
Lady Inglis . - I x o Airs. Price - 5 o 0
A. H. - - 10 o o, S. C. - 0.0
Sam. Crasier,..Esq. ro 0 0 Mr. Lempriere - oto 6
Tho. Hope, Esq. - r r•o W. Haydon, jun. Esq. t 1 o
Wrn. Sailers, Esq. r r o Mrs. Norman - I 10
Mr.. R. S. Sharpe I 1 o Mr. Jn. Chippendale I I o

- Towards BUILDING a CHAPEL. -
Wm. Sollers, Esq.. ,C. 2 2 • David Serrett, Esq. Z. 2,
John Daniels, Esq. - 5 5 J.
AV H. Schneider, Esq. 5 5
F. G. - - 5 5 ni. Manning, Esq, -2 2
in. Brickwood, Esq. 5 5 In.Briekwood, juthEsq. 5 5
Lau. Brickwood, Esq. 5 5 Fran. Garratt, Esq. .5 5
Owen Jones, Esq. so o A Stranger • .. - 1 0
Tho. Dykes, Esq. - 2 2 Miss Pearson -
Rs. Pearson, Esq. 3 3 Thos. Plummer, Esq. -14 Jo
ichard Lee, Esq. to o Thos. Denham, Esq. 5- 5
Win. Houlston, Esq. 5 5 Mr..jn. Hillman 5 5
Bishop of Chichester 3 3 John Walker, Esq. 2
George Kingsley, Esq. t 1. Miss B. - I
Peter Test, Esq. - 5 o 1..8. BosanqUet, Esq. 5 5
-Ruth z o Mr. Dyster x

111 rs. Wild x r Thos. born, Esq. - z
Subscriptions are received by Edward Gale Bolden,* Esq.
Treasurer; No. 30, Cornhill ; Mr. Thomas Rooke, 'Secre-
tary, Armorer's Hall, Coleinan-street ; and by Messrs.
Brown, Chafer, Grasswell; and Stiff, Colleelors, who are
the only persons employed by. the Society in that capacity,
and posse;seci of Certificates signed by the Members 9f the
Committee.

DAME. FORTUNE

Deals out her Cards onMouciay next, for the last time in

Ireland;
I;lierefore those who wish to. partake of her favours, have

no time to lose. •
S ICItEME of the IMPERIAL IRISH LOT-
TERY,
No. of Prizes. Value of each. Total Value.
4 of X. 10,000 is Z. 40,000
4 - 5.000 ---- 20,000
4 - ;,,000 - B,oco
- 1,000 ---- 5,000
---- . Soo ---- 2,500
100 • --- I,Sco
- ' '5O • --. „loop
---- 72,000

kOOO

8,057 PrlWs.
23,943 Blanks.

so, ooc.

3z,000 Tickets. •
CapitalS Determinable.
First drawn Ticket, tst•Day, goo'
Ditto, 4th Day, - I,ooo'
7th Day, - y,OOO,
DDiitittoo:
- 13th Pay, - 1,000„
Ditto 19th Day, - 10,000
Ditto, last Day, - 2,000
•
Present Prices of Tickets and Shares.
Whole Ticket - ,C. 8 s o ,C. I 2 6
• 4 7 o Sixteenth - oti 6
Quarter ditto - 2 4 0 •
Tickets and Shares of Tickets are now on sale at every Li-
censed Lottery Office. '
*„* A speeds, purchas.c is fecommendoci, as Tickets arc rising.
Cl' Begins Drawing on Monday next.
Schemes may be had (gratis).at.all the Licensed Offices.
London, England, 1801-11-11

FALMOUTH, Nov. 8.

THIS morning a Mail was landed from Lisbon,
brought by the Prince Adolphus Packet,. Capt.
joNEs, in nine days, Left in the Tagus His Ma-
jesty's Ship Superb of 7+ guns, Capt. KEATES,
and Duke of York Packet, DEAKE, which was to
sail from Lisbon the 6th inst. with Mails for Eng-
land. By 'the late Treaty of Peace concluded be-
tween France and Portugal, the latter Power are to
pay the former 3o millions of crusades, by three
instalments, the first of which, so MiiiiOnSa was
sent off a few days before the 'Packet sailed.
Passengers are, Chev. Ij'ARANjo, the Portu-
guese Ambassador to this Court ; Messrs. OXEN-
FORT, DYSON, FIApPON, Mr. and Mrs. But WETTT,

Sailed the American Ship Miner a, Capt. REV.
BEN JONES, with tobacco, for London.
His Majesty's Ship Impetucux, of 74 guns, Cap:
tain EDWARD PEt.t.rw, Bart. is expeaed to
sail early in the morning for Plymouth. •

The Penelope Packet is hourly expeled from

Jamaica.