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London, England, 1801-12-17

To WEST-INDIA PLANTERS and

Copy ofa I,;:ttcr from W. Niccolls Esq. to' 'Messrs. Ching
and Butler, Cheapsido, London.

HAVING read In the Public Papers, Letters ad-
/
dressed to you from'men in digs ilied stations, expressing
the benefit their families had received tram your Ching's Pa-
tent Worm Lozenges, I- was inducvd to write Messrs. Daniels
and Co. Merchants, London, requesting them to senitme a
few boxes for trial upon the Negroes I hilve on a PlantatiOn
in this island: upon. their arrival i began to use them, and
havelounclthem\ myaritfbly efficacious. . I feel real pleasure
.in making this acknowledgment of their .merit, nut only in
cnmpliment to you for so :sappy a disco Very, but to engage
all Gentlemen Planters in the West Indies to adopt. the use
of titem among their Negroes. have never yet known s 0
,readY, safe; pleasant; or so 'efficacious a Verfnifuge..Tott
have my permission to make this Letter public.
Your obedient, humble Servant,
• • •. NICCOLLS.
Martinique, June !Soo.. - •
Sold at Ching and Butler's General Medicine Warehouse,
No, 4,.cheaPside, near St. Paul'i, in boxes at 55. lialf-bOxes
as. gd. and five boxes in one at a gutne4 each.
London, England, 1801-12-17

This 1.1,ay were published,
Handsomely printed in Eight Volumes, price 21. 2s. in
boards,-

rrHE WORKS of HANNAH MORE, Including
several *Pieces never before publish Cd.
Printed for T. Cadell, jun. and W. Davies, Strand.
The two following Works, included in the-above, are
also sold separate.
Strictures on the Modern System of Female Education ;
wial a View of the Pr;.:,•ipleF and ecaidtitti:rv4l:,ii atnoitg
Women of Rank and Foft une. z Vols: 9th Edition,, ios. in
boards.
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2.: Sacred Dramas, chiefly intended for Young Persons.
The Subjcds taken from the Bible. .12th Edit►on, 4s. 'in
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This' Day-were publiShed,
n One large Volume, Octavo, price cos. 6d. in boards,
A AIXTICAL ESSAYS.' towards proMoting
A I. the Chemical Knowledge of Mineral; Substances.
By MARTIN HEN RY.
'Professor of Chemistry; Assessor to the Royal College of
Physicians,- Meinber.of -the Royal Academy of Sciences at
B&riin, and, various. other Learned Societies.
- . Translated from the German:
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of whom !nay also be had,. lately published,
rinciples of Modern Chemistry, systeiwitically arranged,
by Dr. trederic Charles Gren, late Professor at Halle, in
Saxony. Translated from the German; with Notes ancrAd-
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London, England, 1801-12-17

GRAYSON V. CASTLING.

An Mt.= upon a Bill of Exchange the Drawer
against the Acceptor. Defence—that the Bill was
altered after it was accepted; the date changed ;
and so it appeared in the evidence, but who altered
it did not appear.
The Declaration contained money counts, s well
as that upon the Bill of Exchange ; but the Plaintiff

was confined to the Bill of Exchange by his till of
Particulars under a jukt..'s Order.

• Lord KENYON—" I would have the party
who did it understand, is the high road to the gal-
lows. • It is a capital offence, to alter a Bill of EL,
change after. it is issued, The Public cannot be too
much. on their guard against bad Paper, representing
credit as it does in various shapes. There is an enor-
MDUS mass of it out ; Isknow there is. I have seen
Cluntry Bank Notes payable.at three orfour months
date, without the capital of a farthing urn earth
to 'support it ; signed by, God knows who, as good.
as John Noakes and Thomas Stiles, bUt no better ;
no security for a shilling of it, arid poor, honest
but. deluded people, seeing a fine piece of paper,
and a good engraving On it, the appearance of a
Bank security about it, take it most readily. Such
a situation of things is dreadful. There is a fright.
mass of this Paper out : the whole fabric will
f iil by-and-bye, and tumble about our ears.. - Coun-
try Banks, too, are in many respeas a great evil.

-I am not speaking at random, but that of .which I
am certain : I say, that if 99 out, of Tao of our
Country Bank Notes'. were destroyed it w&uld be
a benefit to the Country : the mischief they do in
various ways, is incalculable : I am sure of this—
absolutely certain of it."
• Plaintiff nonsuited.
London, England, 1801-12-17

This Pay was published, .
In Two Vornmes, Quarto, with an :Alas; PtiCe 31. x 3.. 6d.
. .

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, A VOYAGE ROUND the WORLD, perfortned
_during the Yea-I.s 1790, 179 t, and 1792,
By- .ETIENNE MARCHAND ;
preceded by an Historical' Introduction', and illustrated by
Charts, &c. Translated from the French of C. P. CLARET
FLEUR tEti, of'the tslationl. Institute of Arts and.Scieoces,
apd of the Board of Longitude of France.
Printed for T. N. Longman. and 0.. Rees, Paternoster-
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first six years of the Republic, by G. A. Olivier, Member of
the 'National' Institute of- the Society of Agriculture of the
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London, England, 1801-12-17

NUMBER 2834.1

THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY-LANE.
- MORROW EVENING, Dec. 18, 1801,
ij will be performed,
THE POINT OF HONOUR.
With a Prelude, called
SEEING IS .BELIEVING.
After the'Play, the favourite Ballet of
THE SCOTCH • GHOST.
•WITH
London, England, 1801-12-17

MARRIED.

On Thesclay.the Isth inst. at Orpririge, Kent; Edward
Toker, Esq. to Miss Clarissa Champion Crespipy,- daugh-
ter of Philip Champion Crespigny, Esq.-of Aldboroagh,.in
SufiOlk.• •
London, England, 1801-12-17

YARMOUTH, DEC. 16.

THE Ruby, SHARP, from Petersburgh, bound to
London, with iron and hemp, is put in leaky, having
been on the Gabbard Sand. Her cargo must be
taken out in order to her being repaired.

Arrived the Ann, GAIiSON, from London, with
oil-cakes ; Apollo, CuLLlNoti.v,t, from London,
in ballast ; Lively, NUTTRESS, and Mary, HEATH,
from Scotland, with herrings ; and Susanna, MILES,
from London, with goods.
London, England, 1801-12-17

DIED

On Wednesday, aged '69, john Oreen, Esq. an Elder. Br-
other Of the Trinity-House in Hull.
On .Friday last, at his seat at Marsden, near Colnc, in Lan-
cashire, the Rev. R.'Wroe Walton. •

At 'lull; in the 2.6thyear of his age, of a decline; Thomas
Horner, Esq. A. M.. of Trinity College, Canibridge. -
On Saturday last, •Mrs. Sills, relict of the late Mr. Jona-
than Sills, of Upper Thames-street.
On the 22d ult. at Dufton, near Appleby, the Rev. Wil-
liam. Kilner, aged 73, Reelor of Dufton and Milburn, York-
shire.

On Saturday the 12th inst. at his house- in Bedford-square,
Alexander Wiloek, Esq.
On Saturday, in Mare-street, -Hackney; Mrs. Alvares,
wife of Mr., J. J. Alvares, Esq. aged 73.
A few days since, at his house near flammersmith, after
an illness ohen days, Mr. Vernon, sen.

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THE ARMENIAN ; "or, The GHOST SEER-.
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London, England, 1801-12-17

EAST INDIA HOUSE.

YESTERDAY a General Court was held at the
East India House : previous to the Chairman put-
ting the Question, which was to declare a Dividend
of 51 per Cent for the last half year,
Mr. HENCHMAN stated, that a report had been
for .;orne time in circulation of the Direaors being
about to increase their Capital. He had always
opposed such an idea, and was confident that in
the present situation of the Company, such an in_
crease would tend to decreas.: the Dividend. He
had left with the Secretary, last week, a Paper con.
tai ng some Pr.-,?lsitions for lessening the Indian
Debt ; he would read it, if agreeable ; it contained
but very few items.
The Chairman (Mr. MILLS) said, that with re-
sped to the increase of Capital, !Jo such measure.
had come within the contetnpla in of the Court,
nor was he inclined to' think an; such step would
be necessary.
Mr. HENCHMAN then read the contents of his
plan, as follows :
London, England, 1801-12-17

LEEDS, DEC. !4.

On Tuesday, a Li-141,41y, of Sheffield, was con-
vided before the Rev., J. LoWE and HUGH PAR..
KER, Esq. for selling ale during divine service,
and paid a penalty of. five shillings.. At the, same
time, three persons were convifted for drinking and
tippling• in her house during divine service, Hand
find three shillings and foinpence each.
. In the night of Wednesday last, the Scribbling
Mill- at Horsforth, near. this Town,i.belonging
Mr.' Haigh, unfortunately took 'fire, and was ed:.
tirely destroyed.
About six o'clock. On 'Friday giorning a dreadful
fire entirely consumed the Scribbling Mill of MessrS,
Ramsden and Schofield, of SlaithWaite,..near Had,
dersfield ; the damage it is supposed amounts to up,
wards of 25001., and the parties having riegleded'
to pay their insurance. for, more than two months,
become heavy sufferers. _

Stl/I NEIt'S.

POOLE, DEC. T 5.

Arrived—the Hope, Manelaws, from Cherbourg ; Mary,
Clark, from Exeter; Three Brothers, Evans, froth Salconi be ;
Active, Williams ; and ;Hope; Netherwood, from Ports-
mouth. .
Sailed—the'Mary, Park, for Sunderland ; Falcon, Han-
cock, for Leghorn. •
•

GRAt'ESLNP, DEC. Lc•

Sailed--the. Arniston, 'Majoribanks, for India ; Carb-
line, Haves, tor St. Kitt's ; lane Peter, -, ,for Amster-
dam ;. • Schuylkell, Thompson, for the Cape-de-Verds
Ann, Warden ; and Lord Delaval, Richardson, for ja•nuica.
London, England, 1801-12-17

TO BE LETT for a long Term, Or to be SOLD upon a
• CHIEF RENT, for ever,

ELAKF,LY MILL; within Three,- Miles of
ALuchester, and upon a good 'Road (free from Tol
is this desirable. and. produelive Establishment •Sitriate, and
which for these last nineteen yearshas been belt by its pre-
sent Occupant, as a -Water Corn Mill of the, first repute,
,;being enabled, by its peculi.m,supply ofwater, to work when
all .the Mills upon, the River Irk 'are compelled to stop.
The Hoose and Farm adjoining are eminently convenient,
and to which several small TenemeutS are attached, suns
Ole for Printers. and Dyers, or those employed in Cotton-
.works, fist wktich, and every specitied,business, the Preinis.!s
Are completely favoured: Any quantity of contiguous
likely to corn& into request, may be purchased for huildin).;
upon; at a'ldW C hick. Rtmt. To Gentknien, tlieferorc, who
have SOnS nearls..out. of their engagements with Others, 'or
quite at . libecty,to set. up fbr themselves, and who. purpose-
prosecuting, trade .in any -.one; or in ail the above stated
branches combined, few opportunities will again oecurSo
well calculated to insure progressive Affluence. In the same
Township are several of the most delightful spots for Coun-
try Douses, ‘vhicii may also be purchased at a low *Chief
Rent.

Enquiries will Ue duly replied to, if post- paid,. and direded
to A.B. at, the Post-Office, Grantham. 4 •

`CAPITAL WATER CORN MILL. FULLING

&C. . .
Ta he-SO by PRIVATE CONTRACT,

Me.)srs. RICHARDSQN, SON, -and 'COP:-

FIELD,

AVery Valuable FREEHOLD ESTATE, with
immediate possession, . consisting of a very handsome
modern built DWELLING HOUSE in complete repair,
delightfully situated, with Pleasure and Kitchen Gardens,
and every convenience for a resnedable
A WATER CORN MILL adjoining., the Dwelling
House, in complete repair, with two Water Wheels, four
'pair of French Stones, Flour Machines, &e. capable olgrind-
ing, and dressing upwards of forty loads of Corn per week;
with large Gtanaries, &c. togethlr with a well-accustomed
FULLING MILL, with five 'pair of Stocks. The Whole
amply supplied with water, and situate in the vicinity of a
large populous town, in the centre of a Corn and Clothing
Country in the West of England, and within easy .distances
of the best supplied Markets in 'England.
The abovelremises are capable of very considerable im-
provement, and form a most eligible SituatiOnTor any person
of property, desirous of realiiing or of embarking in an ex—
tensive and profitable Concern,
Apply {o Messrs. Richardson, Son and Corfield, No. 7,
Lincoln's-Inn-Fields, London, who arc duly authorised to
contras'}, and of whom printed particulars may be had. •
London, England, 1801-12-17

NAVAL NEWS.

PLYMOUTH, DEC. rg.

ARRIVED the Fisgard, of 44. guns, Capt. M.
SEymoutt, from Bantry Bay, with Dispatches,
which were forwarded immediately to the Com-
mander in Chief at Torbay.
Sailed the Dedaigneuse, and /mmorta/ite Frigates,
for Torbay ; from whence the Amelia Frigate ar-
rived this morning.
Came into Harbo'ur the Cljde and Lapwing Fri-
crates.
London, England, 1801-12-17

PORTSMOUTH, DEC. i 6.

SAILED His Majesty's Ships Dire and L'O;seau,
to the Westward.

Also this morning, about half of the Outward.
bound Ships which put back yesterday by contrary
winds, sailed again with the wind N. by E.
The Thames, DOUGLAS, and the Comet, MUlt-'
cHiNsoN, ran foul of each other; the latter lost
her mizen.mast, quarter stove in, and her stari.
tions carried away. . .
London, England, 1801-12-17

TOWN.MADE KID-GLOVES CHEAP.

AITI4LIAM STABLE, 6z, Stramb,having
V a very considerable quittity of SHORT., KID-
LOVES'by him, has put them in Lots.of three pairs each,
at a ?rice well worth the attention of private families.; also
a number of Women's and. Children's Lc/NC -KID,
COWES and MITTS, in Lots equally cheap ; the whole
of rthich being of his own manufactory, and made ti.ir a Re-
tail Trade, the sewing may be fully depended upon.
• . .
London, England, 1801-12-17

THE SON-IN-LAW.

• On Saturday, -the. Tragedy of Isabell • the Charaaer of
Isabk.,lla will be acied by Mrs. Siddons,a 'being her first ap-
Pear:ince this Season. •
Arid on Monday, King Henry the Fifth.

BY COMMAND OF THEIR MAJESTIES.
THEATREAWYAL,' COVENT-CARDEN.
- MORROW EVENING, Dec. 18, 'lBot,
will be performed, .
FOLLY AS. IT FLIES.

The Principal Charaeters by
Mr. LEWIS,, Mr. NIUNDEN,
Mr. KNIGHT, Mr. H. JOHNSTON, .
Mr. MURRAY, Mr. WHITFIELD,
Mr. ‘V.A_DDY, Mr. SIMMONS.
/qrs. .Mrs. POWELL, Miss MURRA.Y.
London, England, 1801-03-31

~ . .
Per Stattonar,%, See. far' D;11.)!In • . •
Castle, and the Public Off:.
ets - - ~ .17,600 e e •
To rho Accountant General - 340 0 0 313 TO rz
To Deputy Accountant General 240 o o 22.1 to 9
To Paymaster Of Corn Bounties 800 o o 738 9 3
To tlat, E4aaiinator of Cora Boun-
ties - - - - , 2,,0 o e 184 12 4
To the Inspe6tor General of ex-
ports and Imports - - 2,00 0 0 184 12 4
To the First Clerk to ditto 140 o 0 129 4 7
To the Examinatur of Excise 140 e o 'l2? 4 7
The Linen Bounties - a 1,600 o 0 19,933 9 3
First Fruits - - 3,000 0 0 4,615 7 8
Dublin Society - - - 5,500 o 0 5,076 IS 6
Paving - - 10,000 o 0 9,230 15 5
Wide Streets - - 5,500 o o 4,153 i 6 11
Irish Treasury Bills - 522,2,00 0 0
The Resolutions being agreed to, the House was
resumed, and the report was ordered to be received
to-morrow.

Mr. CORRY then moved the Order of the day
k for resolving into a Cornmitteeof Ways and Means.
The Order having been read, •
Mr. CORRY moved, to put it off till Wednesday,
and said, he should. then have the honour of stating
the Ways and Means for covering t11:.-! Supplies ;
and he should endeavour to do it as soon after four
o'clock as was consistent with the convenience of
the House.
The Poor Children's Indenture Bill, and the Fast
India goods Bill were -read a third time. •
The consideration of. the Fourth Report of the
Committee on the High Price Of Provisions, was put
off till to-morrow.
The Bill for indeninifying persons whtise Mills
had been pulled down, went through a Committee.
The Bill for encouraging the Growth of Potatoes
went through a Committee with some amendments ;
the,Report was received immediately, and the Bill
ordered to be read a third time to-morrow. •
Mr. CORRY moved, i‘ That this Hotise do, to-
morrow, resolve itself into a Committee .of the
whole House, to take into consideration the several
Charges on the Public Service of Ireland.—Ordered.
IV ten minutes before eight o'clock the House
adjourned till to-morrow, • .
London, England, 1801-03-31

co;

'Mr. Cox wE t. 1., of Temple-13ar, having been-
given to understand that same other Acid has
been sold for Concrete Lemon Juice, feels it ne
cessary to observe, that he is 'remitted to refe'r
to the highest Authorities in this I..itigdom, for
the purity of that prepared by himself; and he
trusts that the precaution of signing every Package
with his name, and, in his own hand writing, will
afford sufficient security against, impolition to those
who shall be desirou' to make Use of this conve_
nient and elegant preparation. '
London, England, 1801-03-31

EXTRACT OF A LETTER,
,SAME DATE•

• A very singular virair has happened here, which
has thrown the, City _ into great embarrassment.
Last Tuesday . a Courier; called Citizen L
cONTE, arrived here from Paris, with Dispatches
from the Mipister TALLEYRAND, addressed to
the Syndic DOORMAN, who had left Hamburgh
eight days before, as Deputy to the French Govern-
ment. The superscription was, "To M. DOOR-
MAN, Minister for Foreign Affairs of the Republic
of Hamburgh." There is at Hamburgh a very
considerable Merchant, M.. de CHAPEAUROUOE,
who, during the Revolution, furnished the French
Republic, on account of the Government,-with
merchandize, &c. to a great amount, and the latter
still demands four rrtillions of livres, as a balance
due to it. The Senate 9f Hamburgh is therefore
required by the French Government to pay that
sum.—This mode is stated to have been adopted for
the,purpose of avoiding all ,tedious and troublesome
processes. The Senate assembled to take the requi-
sition into their consideration, and the public curi.
osity is very much interested in the issue.

COPENHAGEN, MARCH 17.

THE Naval Batteries in this Port are now in a
toompleat state of defence. They are defended by a
Battalion ; another Battalion occupies the Citadel,
where the men are daily exercised in the Artillery
Service. Twenty Artillerymen, under the command
of Lieutenant LAMB, are also stationed on the Bat.
terics to fire with red.hot shot, if necessary. _

M. VANSITTART still remains at Copenhagen,
where it is reported that Mr. DRUMMOND 'has
been appointed British Ambassador.'
Orders hate been issued for the inhabitants to
hold themselves in readiness to assemble at the
Alarm Posts, as soon as they shall hear the Alarm
Druni.

STOCKHOLM, MARCH Icr.

AN Embargo, as is well known, has been laid on.
all English Ships in the Swedish Ports ; it was ex_
peeled that the same would be done in Denmark,.
but that as yet, is not the case.

VIENNA, MARCH It.

THE ARCHDUKE CHARLES has been so ill as
to be confined to his bed, since the 7th. His •dis-
order is a nervous fever, but' he is •mow in a fair
way of recovery. Very
,considerable Magazines
are forming in Gallicia.
It is reported that the Porte has applied to 'Baron
HERB Elul', the Imperial Internuncio, requiring to
know the motives for the extraordinary military
preparations making in the Austrian States.

fiXTR ACT OF A LETTER. FROM ELSINEU3O4ARCH 17

WE have had rather blowing weather for the three
last days,. and Captain HAILWIGHINST is driven on
shore on the Swedish side, and apparently lost, bur
the other ships have proceeded.

London : Printed by B. 141`.MILLAN (of Bow,t,tree
Covent-garden) A
' • No .l.
zu and Published hyWestminster ti).vtAlt xmGx
Scg.irrs (of, kiofse-ferry-road,, , at-
Si rand.
London, England, 1801-03-31

MISFORTUNES PREVENTED.

IN the unguarded hour of Intoxication, a man
may, by one act of imprudence, contra& a disease,
which will render him a valetudinarian for the remainder
of his life, and this misfortune may be aggravated by ex-
tending it to a virtuous wife and innocent offspring ; involv-
ing a family' in wretchedness for a momentary gratification ;
but this scourge of the human race would be divested of its
malignity, if not altogether extirpated, if men w )uld use the
precaution of being provided with the AMERICAN Vg.
GETABLE POItIATUM, which is so portable and conve-
nient that it may be carried imperceptibly in a purse, and its
efficacy is such that it has never failed in any one instance.
This is not the speculation of an anonymous adventurer, but
the genuine preparation of a medical man, who has an esta-
blished reputation, and a charaeter to lose, and who has proved
the invariable efficacy of this medicine in private pra.lice for
more than ten years before he offered it to the Public.
The American Vegetable Pomattun is prepared and sold,
wholesale and retail only, by the Proprietors, Messrs. Russell
and Co. Surgeons, No. 18, Snow.haU, price 75., duty in-
cluded, sealed up, with full, and
_plain diredionsfor use ; it
is also sold, retail; by Green, go. 132, Oxford-street, and by
most reSpeitable Medicine Venders; but observe, that it is
signed by the Proprietors, in their hand writing, without
which it cannot be genuine.
London, England, 1801-03-31

tern►
which had-conferred the greatest piaaital Bene_
fits upon the Country.

The Dub, of ATHOL ekpressed his oPinion that
the scarcity complained of principally arose from the
dispensations of Providence, and entered into some
details to shew that the establishment of the Pro-
vincial Banks, particularly in -the Northern parts
of the kingdom, had produced some very salutary
e ffe Cis .

Earl DARNLEY did not materially objea to
the Motion of the Noble Earl, at the same time
that he doubted the expediency of it.
After a few words from the Earl of SUFFOLK, ill
reply, his Motion was put and negatived.
London, England, 1801-03-31

• TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION,
. IN LOTS,
At Storey's Gate CoMe-house, Great George-streets,
Westminster,
By Mr. SQUIBB,
On Monday the loth of April, 1801, and followl4 bay,
SUNDRY FREEHOLD HOUSES,'.'situae'it
Tatoll-street, Romney-row, Marshani-street, Horse
ferry-road, Great and Little Peter .Streets, and Bennett'
Yard, Westminster ; amongst . which are several 1/tiblic
houses, and others with large Plots of Ground, .well adapw
tOr Persons in Trade, who require room.
Descriptive Particulars may be had at the Office c
Mess.. Kent, Claridge -and Pearce, Craig's--court, %Mite
hall ; of Mrs. Sherry, Marsham-street ; at the Place
Sale ; and of Mr. Squibb, Saville-passage, Saville-row.
London, England, 1801-07-09

DOTER, JULY 8.

A Flag of Truce sailed this morning for Calais,
with Dispatches from M. OTTO.

A Passage Vessel arrived frOm Calais last night,
bringing a great number of Passengers ; but the Pa-
ris Papers by this conveyance are not of a later date
than those received yesterday. •
London, England, 1801-07-09

FALMOUTH, Jv LY 6.

ARRIVED this evening, the Prince AeFolishus
Packet, Capt. JONES, in thirteen days from Lisbon ;
she does not bring any par.icular News. Nothing
further had transpired at Lisbon whet) she sailed,
respeaing the Treaty of Peace concluded between
France, Spain, and Portugal ; the terms of which
were expeaed to he made public by the time the
next Packet (Prince of Wales) was to sail. She
may be hourly expeded, as she was to sail the 28th
ult. The JYalsingham Packet was safe arrived out.

A-
Messenger from the Portugueze Government
came over in the Prince Adolphus : he went off
mcdiately on his landing.
Arrived also the Agive Cutter, Capt. KINSMAN,
with two Smuggling Vessels with 450 'ankers of
spirits, from Guernsey ; the Dover Cutter, with a
Fleet of Coasters from Wales under convoy ; the
Careless Gun-brig, from Scilly ; the American Brig
Re,cisard, Capt. FloorEß, twenty-six days from
Boston, with ashes, cotton,. and dye-Wood, for
Orders.

Sailed the American Schooner Harriet, Capt.
DENNIS, for Bristol, from Washington,
.with tar,
Bcc. and the Sandwich Lugger, Capt, WALLIS", for
Cork, with the Brig Transport Sgppfr, Capt. for E,
under convoy.
London, England, 1801-07-09

NAVAL 1tc.727
NEWS,
z. -

Non ifli imperiurn pelagi, savuingue tridentem,
.Sed nag datum.

HARWICH, JULY 8.

THE Neutral Vessel, Pace', Capt. BARNETT,
from Rotterdam, with wheat for London, put into
this Port by contrary winds, and landed some
English Gentlemen Passengers ; from whom we
learn, that instead of the stipulated number of
z 5,000 French Troops being in Holland, there
are at this time not less than 40,009. The
French march into that Country Ave or six thou-
sand Troops at a time, almost naked, and as
soon as they are new clothed, the same number
are marched back to France.—There is no trade at
Amsterdam ; at Rotterdam it is more brisk, in con-
sequence of the connelion with England under
Neutral Colours,

Great exertions are made for manning the Dutch
Fleet, through the influence of the Freneu ; but it
is generally believed it will not put to sea.

PLYMOUTH, JULY 7.

ARRIVED the ship Westergothlan, Swedish East
Indiaman, laden with sugar, coffee, and pepper,
Captain LAI.:R.ENTs Ros, from Batavia, detained
five weeks since by the Penguin Sloop of War.
The Augustus Gun-vessel, commanded by Lieut.
SCOTT, in turning nut.. of Catwater this morning
against a Southerly wind, missed stays, and ran on
the rocks near the Citadel, where she is gone to
pieces, •

Sailed the' Montague, of 74 guns, for Ports,
mouth, with several Merchantmen under convoy.

PORTSMPUTII, Ju.LY 8.

.ARRIVED His Majesty's Ship Montague,. of 74
guns, last from Plymouth ; and His Majesty's Ship
Guflderland, of 64. guns, from Ireland.
London, England, 1801-07-09

TO TLIE LADIES.

The happiness,of both. Sexes is so conneaed with
the increase of female charms, it is not to be won-
dered. at that the inventive genius shduld, be em-
ployed to discover what may be innocently used to
assist Nature,.in keeping the tyrant man in a state
-of pleasing .bondage to the softer sex. This disco-
very .is now made, and, as imposition has been but
too frequently praaised upon the credulous, the
Gentleman who is the inventor of the MAGNETIC
CREAM, has consulted the delicacy of the SeX, by
committing she sale of this curious and elegant pre-
paration to a Lady of honour and respectability,
who has authority
_to return the money, if this in-
nocent Liquid does not give to- the skin, that peen.'
liar fairness, which, as well, as. bestowing delicacy,
bespeaks health, and throws. an animation into. the
countenance, which shall give the eye the. full'
power to charm and fascinate. For the hand and
arm it is prepared in a different form, and if delicacy
would permit the names of those Ladies to be men-
tioned, who have approved this- innocent Composi-
tion, their number would exceed belief, for rank
and fashion. It can be had only at NO: 13, Brawn_

IS) NDO N- linti:icti by 1311 C H N.A N,mim LL AN, (01 1;OVV-MICCI, t OVent.1•21(1.11,; Alld l'UbliShCa by W 11,114 M I Cl, SC rs (9f Hoise_terry_road, Westminster );
At thc .svp.Ovk lc II No, 112, iStrartd ; when htivtrtitryttnth Order, fur -the ~Paper, Lt:teri ttar the Editar, (tatt-taid), addteiseel,
London, England, 1801-07-09

MARRIED.

On Tuesday, at St. George's, Hanover-square, -the *Rev.
R..F. Onslow, eldest son'ofthe.a:alt of to Miss
HarrioeFoley, third daughter of the Hon. Andrew Foley,

The same day, at St. Peter's, in the Tower, John Wilkes
Hill, Esy. of Gl:eat Tower-hill; to Miss Pinkey, of the
same place.. . .
London, England, 1801-07-09

SHEERNESS, juLY 8.

YESTERDAY sailed His Majesty's Ship So/e3ay,
of 32 guns, Capt. DuNDAS, for Spithead ; and Pio-
vidence hired Cutter, on a Cruize.

. .
The Iris came into Harbour from the Nore (it is
•
said to be paid off).
The Arrvzo went out of Harbour to the Nore.

This day arrived the Providence Cutter, from a

Cruize:
Sailed the George Cutter, Lieutenant HAYES, for

Yarmou:ll.

DEAL, JuLy S.

His Majesty's Gun-brig Locust arrived yesterday
afternoon from the Westward, and sailed again im-
mediately on a Cruize off the Coast of France,

The Sohltty Frigate came down yesterday ever,'
ing from Sheerness, and remains with the Overyssti'
Constance, Raven Sloop of War, and Kent Aloe')

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street.

The Magistrates (41.11reslacivhave.publishe4 amer,
rccorrim ending the Vaccine Inoculation throughout
that All the Surgeons, and -IVleclicai. Men
of Silesia. have bceit invited to extend, its much as
possible, their experiments on the subjed.

The Homy I,e'ttrlers seem to b; the most useful
order of peop:e in these times, for while most are
complain;or of general distress, these obliging
Friend-s to, the 1N:.e...5.it0u6, benevolently advertise
that .o.er have M;rey reaay to eta:vahice.

The .V4:;1‘,,,-Ii;t1-,!cs o the Male Sex Wave
almost entirely la'd but (13 not, on that
account,' seem th, nLre disposed to ler Their hafr
grow. On rite-cv with the exceptiOn, of a
narrnw .border, ni,on tl e. foreheal, their
it\ tire 11.;ad -croi el us lhaTed !

NAVAL of

~-
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NEWS. „

N, on..rlli imperium savum7ue trideptemo
Sed rid& same datum.

PLYMOUTH, JULY 29,

ARRIVED the Swedish Ship Ulysses, of and from
Stockholm, 'CHRISTIAN ARFIRDSON BERG master,
laden with deals and iron, bound to IVlorlaix, detain-
ed in the Channel by: the Lapwing Frigate and Te-
lemachus Cutter.

Arrived' His Majesty's-Ship Captain, Of 74. guns,
after an unsuccessful Cruize of twenty weeks on the
Coasts of France and Spain ; , the former part of
which time she assisted, under the command of Sir
ED w mu) PELLEW,', in blocking up a Squadron of
the Enemy in Rochfort ; and the latter part on a
Cruize off Cape Finisterre, where she remained till
absolutely obliged to come in from want of provi_
sions, as there were only three days provisions on
board when she anchored in Cawsand Bay. The
Officers as well as the Ship's Company subsisted for
the last six weeks on nothing but salt pork and rice.
Sailed the 43oadicea Frigate for the Channel
Fleet. She
,has taken on board bullocks, &c. for
their supply.
Arrived the ship Birmingham Packet, of and from
Charlestown, Wm. COCHRAN master, laden with
sugar, coffee, &c. bound to Cowes, to wait orders.

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London, England, 1801-07-31

self acquitted, without receiving the most
.signal
satisfation from the offender, and much less would,
leave the town by night. However, early in the
morning on .the nextday, the parent of the young
Jew arrived,-deeply penetrated witli,sorrow for the
indiscreet behaviour of his offspring, .and,ready-:
to make atonement for his crime. , Matters then
became arranged in a moment. A defence OfMot
nour was drawn- up and signed by the Jew, who,:
owing to the lenity of thelilairitiff, had merely to
pay him a fine of fifty Lotitsill'ors as an indemnity.
for expences and_injunes
.qustained;: onto-half of
which sum the Merchant "coninianded. to be:distri.
buted to the necessitous poor ;„.and for the better
vindicating the assaulted reputation of the house,
gave directions not only to insert an-historical ac-
count of the accident in several newspapers, but
likewise to have a considerable number of copies
with the narration thereof printed, and circulated
among the public, ,which were received by many.
With great applause, to the 11 tmost disappointthent
of the Jews., • .

At Salisbury Assizes,' Charles Rudman, James
Dark, Henry Carr, James Cart, Wm:Bestly,
John Ockwell; for sheep-stealing; Wni. Thomas •
and Isaac Box, for stealing calves ; Isaac Giddings,
for stealing money at A tford ; James Davis, for
stealing bacon ; Robert Reeves, and Silas Stevens,
for house-breaking, severally received sentence of
death`: against eight no bills were found ; two -were,
admitted evidence; .ano six .were acquitted. "SAin#l
Grant, charged with stealing barley at Devizes,
was ordered to beimprisoncd two months, and Anal
is. and William Godden, charged with stealing
wheat at West LavingtOn, to serve in the army.
London, England, 1801-07-31

PORTSAIOUTH, JULY 30.

ARRIVED His Majesty's Ship Tartar, with a
convoy from the Downs ; and His Majesty's Brig
Liberty, from a CI uize.
Sailed His Majesty's, Cutter Carteret, Lieut.
ALT, for MarcOu.

To-day the Troops in, and stationed near this
Garrison', were ordered to Southsea Common, and
there inspected by PRINCE WILLIAM of GLOU-
CESTER ; and the Portsmouth, Loyal Portsea, and
Loyal-GarrLson Volunteers, did the Garrison duty
iii the interim.

Sailed the Frederick, UNONIUS, to Deal, to em-
bark Daniol Prisoners for De'rnark.

YARMOUTH, JULY 30.

YESTERDAY afternoon Admiral PARKER sailed
for the Fleet off the Coast of Holland, in the Princess
cf Orange.

Came into the Roads, from a Cruizc off' Goree,
the Agamemnon, of 64. guns.
Remain in the Roads, the Blenheim, Admiral
DICKSON'S Flag-ship, Agamemnon and Assistance,
Diligence and Griffin Cutters, Ranger Sloop, La
Vesuve, Pater, Fury, Zephyr, and Safeguard Gun.
brigs, Adder Gun-ship, Hart and Speedwell Bri,;i,
Vidor ,Schooner, Nancy and Vidette Fire-brigs.
Arrived the Nathaniel, PALMER, and Patelina,
BACFIELD, from Newcastle.

Sailed the' Selby, BEUFORb, to Hull:

TORBAY, JuLy 29.

ARRIVED the Catverdown Cutter, Lieutenant
SMITH, from a Cluize:

• SHEERNESS, JULY 30.

ARRIVED this day, the Ann Armed Ship, Capt.
DELANOE, and Exphsiot Bomb-vessel, Captain
MARTIN, from Yarmouth.

Sailed His Majesty's Ship. Brilliant, of z 8 guns,
the Hon. Capt. WODEHOUSE, for the Downs.
A Gun-brig (name unknown), With the loss of
her Bowsprit, has arrived.
London, England, 1801-07-31

VAUXHALL ROWING MATCH.

The Annual Wherry was yesterday rowed for by
the following Boats : •
-aS P. Girard - - Westminster
-e W. Cook - . Hungerford. '
, T. Oldfield - - Lambeth
'J. Wood - - H tinge! ford,
3S W. Leeson - - Blackfriars.
eJ. Shepherd - - Vauxhall. -
A 5 T.-Burgoyne - - Blackfriar§.- '
-, e T. Lack - - Vauxhall. .
S E. Broomwell - . . ditto.
5e W. Parry - . , 14ungerford.
6 f. Cannon - - Blackfriars. . -' '
E. Birch - - Pepper Alley.
S
, C. Westwood -- - Vauxhall. .
, e W. Broomwell. - ditto.

The boati started at six o'clock from Blackfriars.
bridge, and passed through the centre arch of West-
minster-bridge, cannon and Birch being first, and
Burgoyne and- tack next. The contest was be-
tween the above, '''and was decided in less than an
hour in favour of Cannon and Birch, , It was a fair
match, no foul play being pradiscd.
The afternoon was delightfully pleasant on tlle
water ;. we do not recoiled ever seeing a greater.
variety of boats, or more genteel company. the
Duke of York's Band played on the platform, erea-
ed on the Royal Exchange AsSurance Barge, rowed
up and down the river.. The banks were crowded,
'and the bridges were covered; happily no other
accident happened, than a Gentleman ;Ambling over-
board, he hiving been too ardent in his devotions
at the shrine of Bacchus. He was picked up after
having mixed a little water with his- wine.

The Hamilton Races commenced on Wednesday
se'nnight. The subscription of zo guineas each,
seven subscribers, was gained by Mr. FL ETCHER'S
Otranto. Thursday a subscription of 20 guineas
each, six subser;bers was gained by a horse belong_
ing to His Grace the Duke of HAM I LTO N. Same
day, a match between Captains MAXWELL and
FLE'rc H ER, for iOOO guineas, was gained by Capt.
FLETCHER.. The race on Friday for sal. was
gained by the Duke of HAMILTON. The‘mule race,
on Wednesday, for sop guineas, was gained by Mr.
BAKER.

The Bury Races commenced on Tuesday se'n-
nighr, when the Gold Cup, value wogs. and flogs.
in, specie, was walked over for by Mr. FAN E's
Worthy. Same day; the Town Plate of sol, and on
Wednesday the Noblemen and Gentleman's Purse of
Sol. were won by Sir F. PooLE's hr. f. ratzvne}
4. yrs. old. Thursday, a Purse of soh the gift of
the Duke of MARLBOROUGH, was won by Sir C.,
BUNBURY'S b. h. Sorceier.

A few days since Mr. ENINtOT, of Peckham-Rye,
having suspeded',that his garden had been robbed,
set a large ra p in the most accessible part, and
on his. arrival. in the morning, discovered that
,his
prey had escaped from the snare, at the expence of
part. of the shoe, stocking, and flesh, which still
adhered to the teeth of the trap;. which not being
in a perC-ta state of repair, was not sufficient to se-
cure its viainv who 'must nevertheless have been
severely punished fur his tederity. -
London, England, 1801-07-31

Causa latet, =vis est notissima !

• .
TH E following Remarkable Case e•vi,lently
proves the, CONCENTRATED. EXTRACT, or
ANIMA of LIASSIA, in the fopn of Pills, to be a most
powerful and incomparable Restorative for
WEAK. and DEBILITATED CONSTITUTIONS,
Consumptive. Habits, . Habitual Purgitigs,
Loss of Appetite, Hypocondriac AtlbSions,
Pains and Weakness of the 'NerVouS Weaknesses, •
Stomach, ' The: Deleterious Etf4is. of
Relaxation oftlic SOlids, Hot Climates, •
• And. particularly . the ill consequences 'of Intemperance,
Atrophy, or Nervous Consumption. ... •
Mrs. A aged 49, had, for upwards of four months,
been constantly suffering with a slow nervous fever, pains in
the breast, short dry cough, and NO.:sting. of the body, which
at length brought-her to that state: of 'ne,bility that she was
unable to *take the slightest exercise, without extreme fa-•
tigue, 'her spirits were very frnich clejetied, her appetite gone,
in stliort, she supposed her ease hyp_elesS. Tile Bark aria other
corroborant rnedicincs were employed, to no good purpose., as
they •Ati.e usually rejected by her stbiriach. By taking. three
boxes at the Concentrated ExtrA or Anima Quassia, phe is
cornpi:m.4y restored, and now enjoys a better state of health
and spirits than fOr many years past..
As family delicacy prevents the insertioßof hername, any-.
prudentjaquity will be answered through the medium of the
Wholesale Vender.
'The Concentrated Extras or Anima of.Quassia, .in the
form of Pills, was first discovered' by E. 14A LLAM, A po-
thecary and Chemist ; and is prepared (only) by E. Hallam
and Co. and sold, wolesale and retail, only, by Benjamin
Shaw, No. 74, Boroogh,• London; and by his appointment,
retail, by No, 76, Oxfprd-street; Nelvbery; corner
of St. Paul's Churchyard; Pearsall, NO.• 231, High Hol-
bo.-n ; 'Putt, Royal i'vehange ; SNviney, No. at, Pall-Mall,
and No. tilt, Piccadilly; and. Turtle, No. rc.7, Strand; in
boxes of ss. and los. fict. each, and large packages, . contain- .
ins five boxes, il. as. each, duty ineludet.t.
London, England, 1801-07-31

SAILINC MATCH.

Yesterday the following Pleasure-boats sailed
from Blackfriars-bridge to Putney, and back ro
Vauxhall, for a Silver Cup and Cover given by Mr.
SMITH, the proprietor of the winning boat at the
last match.

1. The Caroline, James Turner. Westminster.
2. The Mercury, John Astley, Lanibeth.
3. The Experiment, J. Allen, London. •
4. Calypso, J. Chambers, Westminster. •
5. Switt, Richard Thompson, Nine Elms.
6. Mermaid, R. Moore, lltingeford.
7. Vixen, J. Fairbrotlier, Westminster.

None above ten tons btirthen were admitted.
At a quarter past five o'clock,' the above seven
boats started (being distinguished by the number of
spots marked on the pendant, with a brisk gale
from the S. W. The first was .a very long tack,
without any apparent advantage on either side; but,
on hauling to windward, the Caroline got ahead of
the Mermaid and Vixen; close upon the heels of
both appeared the Mercury, and in that order they
went through the arches of Westminster-bridge.
Continuing on the same tack, the Vixen got a-stern,
and the Mermaid got a-head of the Mercuty. On
weathering the point at Chelsea., the wind flattened
into a calm, when the Caroline, in doubling the
Cape,
.was overtaken by both the Mermaid and
Mercury ;—the sail continued in the same order
fill they arrived at Putney-Bridge, when the two
latter had left the other boats a considerable dis-
tance behind. The Mercury and the Mermaid con-
tinued for a short time nearly along-side each other ;
but a fa'vourable breeze springing up, the Mermaid
again got a-head :—unfortunately, in coming in,
the helmsman lost the prize, by not steering round
the Boat stationed off Cumberland Gardens, he not
making the tack in proper time—cor;sequently the
Mercury won the prize. This is the fourth cup
Mr. AsTLEY, jun, has won in the same boat,
London, England, 1801-07-31

IRISH STATE LOTTERY.

SEVENTH DAY.
No. 4907, entitled to toool. as First-drawn.—No. 6633, a
Prize ot. 1:)001.

SIIIP

LIVERPOOL, JULY 2.8.

Arrived—the Grafton, Roach, from Quebec ; Ariel,
Brown, and Maria, Small, Irvin Virginia ; and Hercules,
Pcarce, from
Sahel--the Barton, Cnaliners, for Barbadoes ; and jamzsr
for Jamaica.
London, England, 1801-07-31

DEAL, JULY 30.

ADMIRAL Lord NELSON arrive :I here last night
in a aalse-atidluuri hoisted_
his Flag on board His Majesty's Ship Leyden, and
fired a salUte of 13 guns to Admiral LtrwIDGE,
which -was instantly returned from his, Ship the
O'veryssel.
.• .
Sailed.the S'parkler. Gnn.brig, fOr Sheerness; and
this afternoon His Majesty's Ship
.Medusa arrived
from a Cruize.

The Nemesis Frigate detained on the
,17th in-
stant, the Sloop Maria, J. H. PlEPEii.master, of
and from Bremen, bound to St. Domingo, with li-
nens, brandy, gin, and cheese : she arrived in the
Downs the other day, was liberated yeterday; and
has since proceeded on' her voyage.

,
Sir THOMAS MOMPsoN jsappototai to the corn-
gland of His Majesty's Yacht thc Slarj, at Pep*.

Captain LUKE is appointed to command His Ma-
jcsty's ship l'Hercule, now lying at Plymouth.—
This vessel, it will be recolletied, was captured by
the Mars, after a severe gtiOn, in which the gal-
lant Commander Of the latter, Captain Hoop, lost
his life.

TVEYMO67I7, jut T i 9

YESTERDAY the KING accompanied by PRINCE
ADoLPHus and PRINCESS AmELta, walked for
about an hour op the Esplanade.

HER MAJESTY and the PR INC ES&ES took an air-
ing to Upway in their Sociable.
This morning PRINCESSES MART and AMELIA
bathed.

After breakEist the ROYAL FAMILY, with their
usual Attendants, went on board the Charlotte
Yacht, A Royal Salute was fired, and there being
a fine breeze, they were soon out at Sea.

The North Devon Militia yesterday had a grand
Field-day : their firing was excellent.
Yesterday the remains of Sir J. Co L LEToN, late
Commander of the Swift Cutter, on the Guernsey
station, were interred here; six Seamen carried
the corpse to the grave, and the pall was supported
by six Naval Officers., The deceased was only
twenty-six years of age.

AQUATIC SPORTS.
London, England, 1801-07-07

The following. Case was received y Mr. Thomas White,
Master of the Academy, Colchester, from a revedabic,
Gentleman, who was recommended to take DE BaoDuNt's
• Medicines by Mr. 1. Cooper, Gentleman Farmer, at Le..
vington, near Ipswich, who was himself radically cure
by taking the .BOTANICAI. SYRUP, with a request
front the Patient for, itvitnmediate Puolication.
AGENTLEMAN who is induced fro n). his con-
ne6lions with Medical Men, to refia'n iriscitinz his' ,
Name and Address, wishes, from the purest motives of phi- f
lanthro_py,,that his Case may be made known to every astn
Matic ,rer s it the Kingdom. • • .
•• For•eightcen years past tip.had been Severely afrilacd with •
an Asthma, that every 'Winter:renderP[lllls life very t.r.e.`,,in-•
fortable; the cough -attendant on :this complainfspixraii):
attacked him,-at the beginning of every winter, and
warm weather of the ensiiinc summer arrived.: r.d. so
'violent and alarming Were its spasmodic -elfeas, that manY,
,times it has thrown him down oh the- floor, deprived of ;11'
sensibility, and, to all human appearance, of life; by the
advice of Mr. Cooper above-mentioned, he waited on pr•
'Broclum, took three Bottles of hisoNERVOUS CORDIAL,
•t 6 whiellalone hp-attributes the. blessings of a perfea Cure,
having pas.,ed through the last Winter with scarecly.a ni
mento of his old' troublesome ccinpanion, which had not
given hicia week-re.;pite in.eighteen preceding ','.•;:itcr6.
itine 2,, 18ot.