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London, England, 1801-08-05

before•one or.more Maiestyl.s justices of the
Peace for this County, himself in 10°1. and .his
two Alrv-ies in. 501. each. ...Tan Davies for assault-
ing- David Cowley, constable, fined one shilling and
to be imprisoned for three calendar months; and
til he enter into- his owo recognizance lit 301.. on
condition .to kqep the peace towards all His Majes-
ty's stibieds; and parttc9larly towards David Cow
Icy, his prosecutor, for three years,:and *hen fine
paid, to be discharged. •

.Mr.:As-rtEys,- -jun. and Mr. I.JrTos, may be
said Jo have so liappily coalesced in the fine andf.
impressive Spcaac_le, of Fair Rosamond, or Wood-'
stocit Bow cr, in-Retiformance at the Royal Amphi
theatre; th,first,l)k-his liberality and
,able manner
in the:ht,liyaing-.4it out, ?nd the Litter by his ge-
nius and-abilities as. the Writer, that .a Piece of
such magnificence, pathetic interest, and uncom-
mon splendour, has not _been witnessed for years,
and with the fine ading of Mrs. ASTLEY, in Rosa..
mond, has not its equal on the Stage.
London, England, 1801-08-05

XVI?.

A Second. Volume of SERMONS preached to a COUN..
TRY CONGREGATION to•Whic:ll are added, .a few
Hints for Sermons ;, intended chiefly for the U e of the
Younger Clergy By WILLIAM G ri,P IN, Prebendary of
Salisbury, and Vicar of Buldre, in New. Forest. Svo. 73.
in boards. .
London, England, 1801-08-05

TO THE LADIES.

The happiness of both Sexes is so conned-al with
the 'increase of female cliaims, it is not to be won-
dered at that the inventive genius should 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, pradised upon the credulous, the
Gentleman who is the inventor of the MAGNETIC,
CREAM, has consulted the delicacy of the Sex, by
committing the sale oF this curious and elegant pre-
paration to a Lady of honour and respedability,
who has authority to refurn the money, if this in-
nocent Liquid does not give to the skin that pecu-
liar fairness,, which, as well as bestowing 'delicacy,
bespeaks health, and throws an animation into the
countenanee, '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 thoseLadip, to be.men-
timed, who have approved this innocent COmpo-si-
tion, their number would„excLeflbelleF, for. rank
and fashion'. It can be had only.at N. r 3, B:-own-
low-street, near Gray's-Inn Holborn, in bottles_
'at tos. fi. each..

N.B.' Ladies residing in the Coucitry, by -in_
closing a one-pound- note, may have two bottles
sent to them, safely packed in a bo,'Witlybills,of
directions to any part of the

Sfllp NEWS.

POOLE, AUG. 3.

Arrived—the Betsy, Collins, from Tenby ; Wit-
liams, from Portsthouth ; Pheasant; Manelan•s, from South-
ampton, ; and Hopewell,- Pain, from Bristol. 7:
Sailed—the Sylvan,. Allender, for. Arund--4 ; Leander,
James, and Two. Brothers, ,Sinith, for .Sun.leriand ; Bland.
ford, J afford, for London; Mary, ,Ebster, for Hull; and
Alice, Warren, Newfoundland.

GRAVESEND, AUG. 3.

Passed by—the Abigail, Remington_; Fair American,
Woodward, and Cotsford, Bailey, from Virginia.;• Sedes
Nova, Cook, from Norway ; Atlas, Shalton, trom".2tiOec ;-
Marquis, from Waterford; Margaret, Baker, from
St. Vallery ; Woodnelp- Sims, Hodgon, from Phila-
delphia.
Sailed--the Maria, Inglis, for Charlestown ; jaffrow Her-
mina, for Calais ; and Hannah, Gale, for Gottenburg.
London, England, 1801-08-05

A VALUABLE -FAMILY MISCELLANY. •
This Day was price 9d. to' be continued Monthly;
• . - • - The Fifth Number
!THE ORTHODOX CHURCHMAN- MA_
J_ . GAZINE ; or, A Treasury...,Cf:Divfoe...anci Useful.
Knowledge : containing, among many other interestin and
original Articles, 'Biogaphy -T•f J udge Hale ; Essay on ..con-'
neelion between Civil and Religious -Government ;
Philosopher,. No. V. ,Original ReMarks on Hume's Eng-
land. ;• an Ancient MS. on.the- Fears of the Pains of Death ;
'Religion with Cheerfulness ; Reasons fin- the. Ass:Alibiing
the CenVocation ;' New-Claims of the Catholics considered ;
:ChurchMinisters' Preaching_; Extra C-ts ; Account of New.
Publications; Anecdotes;, List of New Books in Divinity ;
Poetry Obituary ;• Church Preferments, &c. &c. sec.
Sold by- Spragg,, Panton-street, Haymarket.
London, England, 1801-08-05

YARMOUTH,. AUG.

ARRIVED the Veteran, of 64 guns, and 'Phan/A.
Lugger, from Admiral DICKSON'S Fleet.
Arrived the Twee Gesusters, PORTLECTIE, from
Embden, and Elizabeth, Cummix, from Hull.
London, England, 1801-04-09

MARCH 4V.

• .1
• The...English.Fleet hi the North' Sea.has been re-
inforted by several Ships of \Vat and Tianspoos,
and the whole now amounts to l'grr Sail. Some:
a single Chaloupe comes close to the shore at
Gilleleve and Hornbeck, to buy prOViiioni. An
Etiglish Transport, with a quantity of powder and
bombs, and an English Cutter-brigi have been
brought into Gothenburg.
The greatest willingness prevails amongst the
Danish Subjeas, and the inhabitants of this capital,
to come forth for the defence of their Country, The
Students of our University have expressed a wish to
afford their assistance ; and our beloved Prince has
thanked them for their generous offer, and informed
them in his Address, that the King, his father, has
accepted their services. The King has direaccl that
these young Gentlemen shall be furnished with arms,
that they shall form a distinet Corps, whose duty
shall'be the detente of the.Cityi 'and. that the Corps
shall be called the Hereditary Prince's Body Guard 4
Their . Colours shall 'have "the inseription---," The
Lovers of Science : for the King and the. City."
A Volunteer Corps of Chasseurs has also been
formed, which will be commanded by the Chamber-
lain of Holstein. The Merchants of this place have
subscribed 4155 rix.dollars for promoting the de.
fence of the Country.
London, England, 1801-06-04

DEAL, JUNE 3.

SAILED yesterday evening, His Majesty's Fri.
gate Nemesis on a Cruize to the Eastward ; and
the. Seri:pis Store.ship to the River ; and this afier-
o4oti the Gannet and,laprwil.s. Sloops of War to the
Westuiard.
•

Remain in the Downs, His Majesty's Ship
averyssel, Fetretei. Gun brig, Dispatch Navy
Transport., and P;gilant Armed Lugger.
London, England, 1801-06-04

YARMOUTH, JUNE 3.

AP.RTVED l'Etpiegle Brig.cutter from a Cruize.,
Sailed the Good Intent, BAR nit, and Frieaship,
BETTSt for Hull.
Arrived the Constant Drader, PLOWMAN, and
Dove) HoaN, from London.
London, England, 1801-06-04

PORTSMOUTH, JUNE 3.

CMtE into Harbour the Earl St. rintyyst, Lieut.
BOY cB, from the West Indies, having sprung a
leak.

Sailed the Good Design Armed Ship and Cotivoy,
for the Downs.
Arrived a Fleet of Colliers.

Arrived the Barcbms, ICEHi; from Lynn ; Ma-
dona, Botaxm, from Newcastle for- Martinique;
Grano;11(1 HE ND ERSO N, from London for Jamaica ;
30010, WORTH, ancl Betsey, from London, to
carry Spanish Prisoners to Spain ; Pertb, SMITH,
from Aberdeen ; and Cornwall) DAV IS) from
Chepstow.
London, England, 1801-06-04

111.

And tot where Pti t I.lr 's mightier Son
Bade the fair City's rising walls proclaim
To distant times their founder's name,
'Fresh trophies by Britannia's Legions won t
When from the veteran Bands of Gallia's shore.,
Their dauntless arms the bloOd-stain'd Banner tore,
Which, like a baleful meteor, spread
To fields of death the enfuriate Warriors led :
Yct, the d.',.eds of endless fame,
,Shall net a tear the dying viaim claim ?
No !-1-O'er his tomb, with guardian wings
Hovering, the eternal Prean glory sings,
Chanting with note triumphant to the skies,
His Name thro' ages lives, who for hii Country dies.

IV. • •
Enough of War —W hilt Britain'sees
Before Ifygeia's healing hand • . -
The pallid timmon of Disease
Lead far away her sitily band ;
While to a Nation's fervent pray'r
The Arm Oninipotent to spare
Gives her Elect, her. Patriot Lord
Again to Life, to Health restor'd,
To hail that day, to Britain dear,
Selaled from the circling year,
Which Fame shall ever mark the birth
Of rep} duty, and of private worth;
Strains that Atfedion forms., that Transport breathes,
The fragrant Otferings join that June ambrosial wreathes !
London, England, 1801-06-04

IWARRIED.

On Tuesday, Thomson liankcy, Esq. Of Broad.street, to
Miss Martha tiariidon, of Clapham COinmou.
On Saturday last, Charles Claude Clifton, Esq. of the
Rcvii rti,llery, Miss Young. daughter ot the late
Young, E 314. of Bush-liall. tic;ts.
In Uublin, the 'lon. J. Cavendisn, second son of Sir
Iknry Cavendish, Bart. to Lady A. Gore, third daug„hter of
tiroLarl.of Arran, and sister to the }Marchioness of Aber-
Corn.
. _

On Monday, at IngateStline, John Needham, Esq of Dick—
ham, :Somersetshire, to Miss ILavers, sister of Thomas Ha.
versa Esq. at TheltOn.Will, in the County of Norfolk. .
• O Tuesday, last, at CieSituate Rats,. the Rev. Charles
rcilow of St. John's' College,' Oxford, to Miss Lan-
don, dattiuzer ofjames Landon, EN. at the sameplace. ,r •
On Thuraday last, at Alconbury, Edward Gale, Esq. of
Shadwell, to. Miss Martin, of that plata:.
London, England, 1801-06-03

110 4. Eleinitii Child-, of South.street, Saint Luke, de:Jur,
at ten, at Guildhall.
July 7. ..Wm.. Sidebotham, of Ashton-under. Line, shop-
. keeper, at ten, at the Commercial Inn, Manch ester.
CERTIFICATES, s
June n. E. King, of London, merchant. .
Johnson, late of Creating Saint Marys Suirolk, paper,
maker. .
London, England, 1801-06-03

YARMOUTH,. juxs s.

Txxs morning the King George Packet,CaFftaii
Ftvil, -from Cuxhaven, landed Mails it "Lowestoft
Last night, about seven o'clock, ihe'folloViini
Ships, under the Cortunand of Admiral Diestscl;
returned to these Roads from a Cruize off the Coil
of Holland The Blenheim " (Flag. Ship), Brattlywid
Princess qfOrtmge, Leyden, Texrl, and 41/1/100
the 4olebay and 141actizatnheit Frigates and Pkitis;J
and Liberty Cutters. the
The Aen Armed' Ship has made a Signal, in
Roads this morningefor taking Ships underConvot
it is said for the Baltic.
London, England, 1801-04-07

SHEERkESS, APRIL 6.

SAILED His Majesty's Ship Powerful, qfq+ guns,
Capt. Sir F. LAFORETi Barr. for Yarmouth;

Arrived the Cobourg hired Brig, from the River
Thamesl and the Alonzo Armedaip.
Tfie 4dler Gus n-yessel has gone from the ;Little
to the Great Noce; ' "

Rear Admiral To.rry has hoisted his Fin on
board. His Majesty's Ship Zeakus, of 74.4funsi,
Cant. Li tiIEE, at the Nore.

ilia, APRIL

His Majesty's Sloop Swvase arrived in the Downs
Yesterday evening with three Brigg,.eOrn laden, all
nt which had been taken by a French .Lugger Pri-
vateer, and• ie-captured by His Majesty's Sloop.;
il,-/./.;7 and Saver,,e : the latter chaccd a French
' .
Lti3ger with a Brig in tow, both which unfortu-
esciped by getting under the Enemy's Bat-
teries. .

The Raniii
.pf War.arrived this morning
with convoy from the EastwaKd, and remains with
the O r) IsetandSavage, 17enzt (3) Arm:dCut:cr,
and Bauder, East Indianian,
London, England, 1801-04-07

FALMOUTH, An.it 3.

R Ajlern the ../..ady
,Arabella -Packet, Captain;
Po K T E us, from the Leeward islands, with Mails and
Dispatches. She Sailed from hence on the Bth of
January last, and arrived at Barbados on the .r rth
of-February, where were lying,Ria MajestY's Ship
St. Alban's' with a Convoy from Halifax. - At Mar.:
tini4 ue she found His Majesty!! Ships 4,,nni, Arab,
and Calcutta. -Pominica she found the Tamar'
and Gdietes 5100p...0f-War, the latter'of which*con.
voyed het to Antigua' and recaptured a Schooner
and Sloop which had been. taken by. a French Priva.
tcer, which . had also cayrined an • English Letter
of Marque.. At Atitigua she found the Leviathan
Man of War, 'which sailed from* thence during_
her 'stay there. At_ Sr..
,Mitt's found His Ma_
jesty's ship Hornet, with -the Seutampwr, and
Arab ; thelattcr convoyed - her 'Tortola, from
Whence she sailed for. England*.the_6th of March,
and arrived- here, last nigh; r 'Hisr-.l.Vlajesty's ship,
Arab dismasted a panistVlll4.4 War in the West
Indies, but she, was so .welhpr9tetlr.d, by the Fort
of St. ihomas, that she effete ker-eWipe.
London, England, 1801-04-07

POOLE, APRIL 6.'

ON Saturday last came on the Rleftion for a Mem-
ber to serve in Parliament far this Town, when
G FORGE GARLAND, ,Esq. was onaniinously. chosen;
Mr. GARLAND,. in a very appropriate seiTh, re,
ruined his thanks .to the.Elettors, 4nd assured them
that it shouid be his unremitting duty to attend to
the prosperity and welfare of the To..i'n and Trade
in general, They then retired to Blaney's Hotel,
wherea.very handsome dinner was served up to
about igo people: A Ball and Supper is` to be given
on this occasion on Wednesday -next to the inha.
bitants in general.
• . .
Yesterday the Eastern Battalion of Dorsershire
Voluhieers were reviewed at Upton; near this town,
by their Colonel, 'the 'Earl of tot nv, and Major
They went through their various evo.
Wiens in a very soldier-like manner; and much to
tht satisfaction of every person presenti
London, England, 1801-04-07

THEATRE-ROYAL, DRURY-LANE.

TO-MORROW EVENING, April 8,180 i,
will be-performed -a Comedy, callcd
THE COUNTRY GIRL.
Moody, Mr. WROUGHTON ;
Miss Peggy, Mrs. JORDAN,
wrru
HARLEQUIN AMULET;
Or, TIVC MAGIC. OF MON.A..•
'On Thursday, Deaf and Dumb, with Como,
On Saturday, Deaf and Dumb.
On Monday, the Tragedy of Picarro.
A new Romantic Draiminvith Songs, olled Adelrnorn the
Outlaw, will be prodnced nnnu:diate.fy attet Easter. The
Music composed by Mr. Kelly.
A new Tragedy called jukin and Al es is in rehearsal,
and will be produced its soon as poisiblu.

THEATRE-ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN.

MORROW EVENING, April 8, tBor,
will be perfortited,
A" NEW WAY TO PAY OLD DEBTS.
Sir Giles Overrcach, Mr. COOKE. • •
NVITII

..PEROUSE.
• The Poor Genttartan,. with PCFOU3e, Wilt be perf./Mcd-
together on Thursday Saturday......
Op Friday, ()theft), with Paul-and
A new Comic () pera, in three AEls, caned The blind C iri ,
fir A Receipt for Beauty, wll be produced very- speeditT,
with entird new Music.. Seines. Dresses, and I)etorations.
The Music composed by Mr. Mazzinghi and Mr,:Rdatitr.
London, England, 1801-04-22

PLYMOUTH, APRIL 20.

,ARalv ED tl4 Mart, of 74 Rear. Admiral
THORNBROUGH3 from the Channel Fleet, to- re-
fir, having carried away her bowsprit, foremast)
main ;topmast, and head, by funning foul of- the
Centaur, of 74 guns, during the night.
Arrived the Canada, of 74 gins, from the
Channel Fleet.
Sailed the Urania Frigate) on a Cruizc.
London, England, 1801-04-22

THEATRE-ROYAL, DRURY-LANE.

TO-MORROW EVENING, April 23, iBot,
will be performed,
DEAF AND
Or THE-ORPHAN PROTECTELY.
wt ru
.THE MASQUE OF COMIJS:
'On Saturday will be produced (never petlawred),:.a rew
Tragedy, in Five Aetkealled Julian and Agnes. •
__ik.new Romantic Drama, with SnOs, Adelmorn the
trutlavv,' wilt be -produced immediately -The Music cow-
ed by Mr. Kelly.
London, England, 1801-04-22

CASE 111.

T. Crane, Esq. near Cudleigh, DeVon, who on the least
cold is much atlikied with a• cough, and so troubled with
phlegm that it is with difficulty he can breathe, writes to
Nlt'.Ryner. as followS, viz. • , •
• " have found much relief from your Peetotal Me-
dicine, and belkse it to be ah excellent remedy for colds
and coughs, as well as for asthma.
" I am, Si'r, your most obedient humble Servant,
" Fcb. aS, ttloo. " J. CRANE."

From Mr...Scammell, Surgeon, who attended the above
Gentleman, to Mr. RYMER.
44 Sir-r 1 have regularly visited Captain Crane he has
continued the use of tile; Peeloral Medicine according to your
diredions and,. I am.ll4ppy to add, ,with good cad; :the
dvspticea 'has been ve-ry greatly relieved, and the stridure
almost entircl removed trom the-pulmonary system. •
• ". 1 am, Sir, your obedient humble Servant.
"A. T. SCAMMELT.."
London, England, 1801-04-22

PORTSMOUTH, Arßry. 21.

SA I L nthe Good Design Arrned Ship,w it h Troops,
1:4 Guernsey and Jersey.

DOVER, ArRIL 21.

NAILED the Three Sisters, of Embdcn, Captain
CoNttninY, f)r Calais, with Passengers.
Arrived a French Boat, from Calais, with a

:\lesserger.

SHEEMPSS, Ariz a 2.1.

....11•0.•

•SA t.ro this day, His Majesty's Sloop inipeaor,
91.18 guns, Capt. BatiNtLE`y,fot Yarmouth. •
Arrived last even4;g, His IVlajeyiy's Sloop Sbark,
of r 8 guns, Capr CAW! fir
Arrived this..day, the Pbanix. hircd Cotter, and
;ailed again on a Cruize. • .

Captain. Wm.. BLIGH, commanded the.
Vlatton in the late bligagementpflCopenhagen,:ha
been appointed to the ComfiThnd of the Monarch;
he is coming home in her, and, upon his arrival,
takes the Command of the Irreristi4le, now fitting
At Chatham.
London, England, 1801-06-10

PALATOG77I, JUNE 7.

ARRitiED last evening the Aznerican Brig Tritoh,
ATICINSi With r too barrels of flour, from
Baltimore for this Port.

On Friday evening sailed the American Ship
Eliza, Capt. HAMILTON REA, with rice, sugar,
tobacco, coffee, &c. from Charlestown for Ham-
burgh ; and this day, the Dover Cutter, with a
Fleet of Coasters for the 'Westward, Bristol, and
Wales, under convoy ; and the Prince of Wales
Packet, TODD, with Mail of the zd inst. for
Lisbon ; the Fly, BA WDEN., for Oporto ; the Roba
anii Reify, RICHARDSON, for Barcelona ; and the
Portugueze Brig Espadanti, Capt. A. CASTRO,
for Lisbon, to join the outward-bound Lisbon and
Oporto Fleets, under convoy of the Net/e.y Schooner,
of 18 guns, Lieut. JAMES MEIN, now off this Port.,
Also sailed the American Brig, Commerce, Captain
BALDW IN, for Alexandria ; the Schooner Weymouth
Lass, with salt, from Cowes for Sr. John's, New-
foundland.

Passed by this morning, two Seventy-fours and a
Frigate, wi th Troops o►t board, the latter to the 'West-
ward ; and this evening a Cutter was seen standing
to the Eastward, with a large Lugger (supposed a
Smuggling Vessel) in tow.
London, England, 1801-06-17

MONEY WANTED:

•
'TIME Sum of SEVEN THOUSAND FIVE
1- HUNDRED POUNDS Wanted, which will.be se.
cured by MORTGAG E on a very ample FREEITOLD
ESTATE in the COUNTY of STAFFORD ,• the Interest
of which will_be paid regularly at the two lialf-yearly Rent
Days.
Further. Particubirs Mat be known by applying to'Messrs.
Baiters ajid Martin, Furnivall!s Inn, London;-or at the Of_
ticeof Messrs. Hoskins and .Fowler, in Burton-upon-arent,
Staithrdshim ,

SCARCITY OF MONEY. , •
TN .these unreceden,tettly distradul times, the
proposition of a pecuniary aid,. when it is made from any
truly, Irespedable quarter, • becomes extramely interesting,
even to those who have 'the very best Securities to ace. In
this important contemplation it is, that, a man of ample
power, and of the first respectability in life (which an inter-
view, or other confidential correspondence will evince), is
happy thus to tender to people of rank and honour, and to
'such alone, on omit personal obligation only, or to persons
possessed of landed, tunded, or equally fixed property IDig-
nitaries•of the Churai, the Beneficed Clergy, or Ladies hav-
ing Dowers, or Settlements, in particular), any instant Stun,
by redeernaule Annuity-Loan, at Annuity Interest, but not
less than !so'. nor more than soool. to any ont_porson. 1 t
would be idle to state, that the leading, motive or this Ad- •
dress is' not to acquire an advantage beyond what can be made
=by -any other legal mode of LOaii, to.; it really is the Inot;ve ;
but, nevertheless, every trarisaetion,' arising from it, will
evince lts being founded on principles diametrically °pop--
. site-to the numerous plausible, but mostly deceptions otnrs,
on the subjea, in the Public Prints ; of course, on princi.
ph.% of aud dispatch.; and, it folic/WS, of
unfailingly yielding the. most perfea satislattion to the Bor-
rower, in the ,result.
Letters, candidly giving name and residence, will have
every. gentleopply;atten!ion _paid to them, chi-tact! ter r.
H. j ack son; ro the Lac 'of Mr, Richmond, Mister at the
New Chapter Duke's-court, BrOad-court,
Long Acre. • London.
.or Broker, can be listened to ; no I,..,tters
noticed which' are not; post-paid; nor any personal enquiry,
.theret'grittifiact. • • •

PARNILS:\N,CITEESE.
considerable Importat
A ion of that., Article ha.
landed within these limrCiai, the whole orwhic.,
is now on Sale at Baru) Valle's Old Italian Warei4w.,
No. 2t, St. James's Hay/MO(0:
London, England, 1801-06-17

RISSSIAN' EMDARCO.

The. fpllowing question was discussed this morn-
ing,,in the Court of King's tienchl namely,
,Whe.
ter the detention of a Ship in consequence of the
late Etnhargo Jaid on all Russian Ships, &c. within
the Ports of this Country, was a risk to.. be insured
under the general words of a common Policy of.in-
siirarke ; and whether a Plaintiff in an Aaion on a
Policy on sach a Ship, was enabled to•recover?'
'lle question' had never been direelly decided! in
ease of an Embargo imposed by sour own Country.
After this case had been argued by Mr: Rnt r is
for the Plaintiff, and by Mr. GI B u's for the Kinder.
writers, Lord KENVO'N ordered it to stand for a
second argument.. His. Lordship put this question
to Mr. Gt u us—Suppose a ship is insuredwhen two
Nations' tire in good peace and friendship ; and that
afterwards War breaks out between them, and sonic
of our cruizers take that ship, during the rime tile
N3tion to which the ship bciongs- remain'alien enc.
Inks, pe.rliaps ail anion cannot be brought ; but
cuunot an adieu be brought afterwards ?
.As this is a case of great National importance,
we shall stare 'it at greater length 'on some future
day.

„ .
M.tRINF. VILLA; St.)UTHA/v1P11)N,
TO BE SOLI) LY AVCTIOIy,
By Mr. CPIRISTIE,
At his Great Rooth lii Pali-Malt,
'On THURSDAY., Ilify 2, at One.o'C,:lock-,
A'flu' and ''lngttlarly Elegant FRE.EHOLD
V LTA, STABLIN(:' for SIX HORSES, two
COACH - numerous „attached and detached
OFFICES of every descriptiou suited to a Family, Garden,
4c. seated in a PadiOa of four Acres, ornamented with
Plantations,. ShrubberY, %tee:. 'delightfully situate on the
West side of the. Road, the approack to.Southatnpton. corn.
mantling beautiful and extensive Viet,vS of the Southainpten
Water, 'and Itcliin River; surrottnding Country forrnin,,e' a
mass of prolific richness, possessing all the advantages of'. a
Country Residence, with at plea.surc the most social...tad
.lire ...kiciety. A part of the Land 'nay be turned to great
xtV3iltikee fOr the purpose of building upon, without the
least.obstruttion to the pert-rd enjoyment of tit: RVsidence.,
The whole. in the most perte.ti and complete. order acrd re-
pair. •liiiinWiateprissession`may he had.
ParticulatSlnak oe had t= days preceding the Sale; at the
Dolphin, Southartipton; (genre, at Winchester;. Prkafer of
the Salisbury Paper; tush, Farnhain ; Star, 41.refunf ;
riaitiptoket Cockercil, Saville.ruw ; at the
Rainbow Codee.lionse, and in PalLiklall. '
London, England, 1801-04-25

:titre iiIPaPP,

.:r ,t-

CO*? OF i4G's M£KCH, aiaay, AiR iL 24
Mr. SCOTT ritoircd for Itave to file a criminal in.
fortnation against T. Aria, the Keeper of the Cold.
'Bath-Fields rrison, on the affidavit of one 1. !
Heron, iinputing to Aris a great deal' of inhunianit)i
.towards Heron, while he was under his care fur sate
ceindy, but of which there should be nu detail, as
the evidence is ex pat'te,

• Lord Kt:omm, took occasion to state, 'that he had
received a Newspaper called the zlibicrt, 'which de.,
faired the circumstances of this Case, true or false,
he did not know, bui it was a great Misdemeanour
in whoever sent him that Paper, because it was an
attempt to influence a Judge in the Aministration of
justice, if the case was as had becn stated ; it requirtki
serious attention, however, and the Court would
grant the Information mot Unct4stionably ;Anti
the other party must be heard first; But as this
was, stated to have taken puce in the Court
ought not to interfere, bur leave the. party to hii
Indictment, unless he st.ote positively that this
was the first opportunity he had of coming with his
complaint to
,the Court If that was not clear on
way or the Other, the better way would be, for Mr.
SCOTT not to take the
„Rule now, but to wait until
to-morrow ; which.he said he would.

The ATTORNEY.G.ENRRAL said, that a Petition
to the same effea as this Affidavit, was presented
to the House of.Commov a few days ago, and the
main objeff of k was defeated by eiearinx.ittheGat-
!cry. The -Pt \vas not coniplied V ith,.
cause it appeared the Party, if aggrieVed, had his
retnedy before'a Jury.

Lord Kr or; said, the House of Commons was
apt to do that which was right, and no doubt did
so in this ewe; which however, unexplained; was
a very bad one.

.PUBLIC QFFICE, BOW -STREET.
London, England, 1801-04-13

The Orion Ittajahr, 5.14 guns each, ai.e
gone out ofHarbour, and anchored in Cawsand-by..

Theltomeward-hound 'Oporto Fleet, under con-
voy of the Afaidstont--Frigate, passed by •to the
Eastward last night ;' the Nalffttl, SYbAL.; Eliza
and- lan'e, HIMatETT and Elizabeih,:-BNL ST o rr,
laden with wines, are arrived here. The Sretl6•
Schooner,
.with the -Trade for the' North Citadel,-
parted company two days since, twenty. lea-Sties
\Veit of Scilly.*
Sailed the Brilliant Frigate, Withi ai'fleet of
rlVierchantmen under convoy, for the

`PORTSMOUTH, APRIL 41 t• •
34-

SAILED yesterday His Majesty's Ship IW/seance,
to join the North Sea Fleet in the Catte.gat.
Sailed this day, His. Mljesty's. Frigate :Dryad,
•
for Plymouth.
London, England, 1801-04-13

fires ipOn' cEsit in' it:.
the Sound, til-curtcsignces beini
The English Fleet tiid ndt tise a '3l)ip iii piss'
ing the Sound.

44AMBUAGI-1; APROr I;

tolhiwing Notification has beeri posted tip
at the. Exchange : '*"

et Whereto lilt MAjiiry the I,:triC Of DEN:
hi A RIC and NORWAY has found it necessary, ton
the stopping of-the Englidl Navigation r:nd
on the Elbe, • t 6 take •posstssion far. a .time of the
Free, and impetialtitY of ifambargh, by the Troops .
incler the command of His nighnesS General Field;
Marshal P&INC I CHAR Lys; Landgrave ofHesse, and

114 s required that from tht,-,first olApril; an Embargo
shalrattaeh upon all English Property; whether
Ships, COmtnodities, or any 'other ; it is hereby or.:
dered by consent cf the Cotnicil and Citizens; that ail
persons shall detain such *Property, and notice will
immediately be given to. all Merchants; Captaio,
of the time, place and manner in which it shall
be delivered up.
Given in CounCilir Aptit t
London, England, 1801-04-13

letea-ieti. .of. ettia wr_op4 Ihe son afterwaai &ed.
The Jury .re'l.urned A Verdia of Manslinighter, and
the Prisoner was sentenced to six months iinprison.;
ment, . .

1+ or the Rheumatisins awl, Colds. which prevail
at this s(easoQof. ot.the year, no. Medicine. is so :afe
and efficacious as Dr: JAMES'S ANALirrl C Pi 1.1.3
Their pecoliar, tendency- to .promote • perspira-
tion, and 'all the natural ieCiatOßS, will account
for thcir.singular virtues in these ;Complaints,
.as
well as in many others to which the human frame
is liable frorn the' vicissitudes of our Climate.—
IlieY, 4're „pdinisalk. calculated. for c.l6orAlers ut
.the &Inn:Kit:4)ml Bowels, for persons Of_ a Bilious
or a Gouty Ilfabit; ,as also‘ for thoSe whose. cOn-
s4tutios „loge been affeaecl by a too a&ii'e or
too :esedotinty life. They are likewhe parti.-
latiPki?).,./iceable in Head.achs. occasioned, by in-
digestion, ;and in removing the bad • cads of
free. living ; as also in preventing Palsies . and
Apoplexies,, so. often the, consequence of. intem-
perance.. Recourse should be had to. them ;after
every excess of eating..:or drinking, and 'upon
every slight,indisposition ; and thus .their well.
known charaaeristic of promoting longevity will
be •maintainect ;, for, by
.assisting Nature in the
due .discharge of the animal functions, Gird -by
keeping the constitution as -it Were in continual
repair, "they preserve_ the body health- and vi-;
gout, and prevent premature decay,.
As the li.nalepric Pills owe their excellence to
a peculiat.preparation, which has never. been di,
vulged by the Inrentor but to the present Pro.
prietors, they can only W. had- genuine froth
them ; and they are.,§old- by Francti-. Ne'xlery,
at the..Warchouse for Ili. James's Powder, No. 4t,
the East End of St. Paul's,' a few docp-S fromsCheap.'-
side, London "; and at Dr. James's late house in
ilcuttin,street.;' in boxes, price 6d. each, sta.np
included ;, or the' quantity of six 'May be had in.
one large, box, for a. as. 6d. Observe. that the
wine- 'r F. Newbetyi St. Paul's," is en-
graved .in the stamps. MI others are counterfeits.

ENGLIWST4T4 f.OrrERI.
TIIIRTY-FIFTH DAY.
Nos- 17;871,-.31,37,'603t, Prii.es.df;sol.

, ~
London, England, 1801-04-14

NUMISE4 VI.

The Special Committee in their second Report,
enlarge 'with great ability on the references made
to them of the Letters from -Mr. DUNDAS and
Marquis \VET, LESCEY, both on the important
question of enlarging :the trade 'of British Subjeas
between India ,and this Country ; they, compliment.
Mr. PUNDAS highly on his candour,' in admitting
that•the whole dismission betwieen himself and the
Court, has not 'been a controversy, about their re_
spedive powers,. btlt rather an argurnentatiie in-
quiry. -• • •
On the single point on which Mr..DUND,9 differs,
iz. Sliipping—thd Committee still maintain
their original ,ground, n 1. eoicild, that the pro-
bability only oft great dangt: r,is„, a suilicient 'objec-
tion to the pi 0p0,e,l
,innovations,; the Committee
then proceed to animadvert , on • Marquis Wst.-
i. ciLEY'S Lent.. .r. anct the' particularly advert

MAR RI ED.
Lately, the Rev. Or. Wynn, nephew to the Right Hon.
Lord Newl)brou.;,ll, to Mrs. BellingfArn, of Castle *Ring,
114rn, in the County of Louth, Ireland.
London, England, 1801-04-14

(Signed)

" &TRICKER."

It is now said that the English Fleet was not
fired upon from the Swedish Coast in its passage of
the Sound, circumstances being unfavourable.
The English Fleet did not lose a Ship in pass-
ing the Sound.

/Ni.soon as ever we were informed of the arrival
of thc nglOgleet, the generale was beat, and we
put ourselves Ail a state ,of defence. The Fire-Coln-
panies asseinhlO:it their resLieZlive alarm posts,
'itrld'tffe Citizens were Linder arms. The Military
then keptgnard. TheiciNG and PltticEssis, he.
took theinselveS immediately to '4fitenbyrg, and the
SEREDITARY PRINCE took hispost at the Custoal-
hciuse.

When the English Frigate whiCh approaChed us
yesterday for the purpose of soundipg the depth of
water, and viewing our Batteries, had her fore.:
mast shot away from one of our Batteries, our be.,
loved Prince made a preseni, of too dollars to thd
artillery men of this Battery, with a 'promik of,
like reward for every mast of the Enemy's, Ships;
that should be shot away. The Most patriotic it al
prevails here, as'well as in every other part of the
Country.

The passage of the English Fleets th!ongh the
Sound, and their formidable Line of . Battle in CO-
penhagen Road, in which" a number of Gun-boats,
Fire-shipt, and Bombs, are drawn up in array, has
'made it necessary for our beloved Princess, the wife
of the Crown Prince, to leave Ameliaburg. The
scene of the parting between the Crown Prince and
his wife, was very affeaing.: she turned up her
eyes, swimming in tears, to Heaven, as if she prayed
for, peace from Heaven alone. A vast crowd was
present ; the alarm beat ; every body flew to arms;
and I verily believe, that if the Enemy had appeared
at this moment, the people, unarmed.as they were,
would have attacked and repulsed them.

• ANOTHER LETTER) SAME DATE.
The day before yesterday the following Orcio:
name for laying an Embargo on English Ships and
roods, Nya published here by the authority of the
KING:

",We, CHRISTIAN VII. ilfc. declare as follows--Whereas
all amicable means for taking of the Embargo laid on the
Ships and Property ofour Subjeda in the English Ports,
have proved fruitless ; we have been obliged to give dirett.:
nns that all Ships and Goods belonging to the SOjeits of the
British Government, and which are now in out Polls, shall
be detained and laid under an Embargo. Alt Magistrates of
Towns, and Officers of our Customs, as dire tp Mist
in carrying this Measure into- citk4t.

•
" The same persons are to prepare every thing that Is ix:
cessary for the preservation of the goods and ships so detained;
and every care must be taken of the crews of the ships.
" Given •under our Hand aud. Seal at Copenhagen, on the
29th of March, Igor.: CHRISTIAN R."
London, England, 1801-04-14

HAMBLRGIT, .trait

•s

TAE following Notification has been posted cy
at the Exchange '
". Whereas His MAtisTY the ICltio •of D.
MARI; and NoawAY has found' it necessary, for
the stopping of the English Navigation and Trade
On the Elbe, to take possession, for a time of the
Free and Imperial City of HuOurgh, by the Troops
undei the command,of His Highness General Field-
Marshal PR 1 NC s chAItLES, Landgrayg of Hcs,e,..ind
has required that from the first of April, an Embargo
shall attach upon all English Property, whether
Ships, Commodities, or any other; it is hereby or.
tiered by consent of the Council and Citizens, that all
persons shall detain such Property, and notice will
immediately be given to all Merchants, Captains,
&c. of the time, place and manner in which it shall
be delivered up.'--Given in Council, April 3, t So

•It is confidently asserted, that the. Ministry of
Hanover have been required) on the part of His.
PRUSSIAN MAJESTY, to ,uhmit to the regulations
he should judge it proper to adopt, in 'which ease
they may expect favourable treatment; but other. •
wise, they must abide the consequenon.

HANOVER, hiAiCH 32,,
Tfl IS morning, His -Royal. Highnos
~PAINes
ApoLPHus arrived here from Berlin. ,

BERLiNi•Mmica.3r.

IT is said, that the 'English Minister:here is
making preparations for hi 3 departUre, but he is not
yet gone. . •
Two Batteries ofFlying.Artillery have received
orders to Count SCHIMENBURG yelterday.
set our for.flanover ; his journey is supposed to-
have arelaliOn ;* the present Military'Prepatations.

•
• : NA VA skips.
L
1 411 i

IsioN illi impflium prlvivrevutnive tridentem,
Sol miGi scrte datum.

PORTSMOUTH, ArRIL 13.

ARRIVED the Savage Sloop) with a Fleet ritim
the Downs, and among them the Preiton East.ln.

diaman.

A French Lugger has taken one of the homeward-
bound Oporto Fleet, said to be the Beaver, CON.
rE R. The Privateer is taken by the Aretbraa Fri.
gate, and is arrived here.
London, England, 1801-04-14

YARMOUTH, APRIL 13•

ARRIVED the Inspraor Sloop of War from Leith ;
and Princess Royal Packet, Capt., HAMMONDi from

Cuxhaven.

SHEERNESS, APRIL 13.

'This day arrived from the River Thames, His
Majesty's Armed Ship Galgo, of 20 guns, Capt.
Hmvxlss.

Caine into the. Harbour, His Majesty's Sloop
Ra4ger, from the tittle Nov,

Tuesday last sailed from Leith Roads, His Ma.
jesty's Frigate Shannon, and on Wednesday the
Kite Sloop of War, to join Admiral PARKER'S
Fleet.

Thursday a Court-Martial' was held on board
Majesty's Ship Gladiator, in Portimouth Har-
bour, on John King, (2d), John Betham, John
Forest, Byrne, A. M. Scott, Henry Blake,
yam Parish, and John Marsh, belonging to the
ilaive Frigate, for writing Anonymous Letters,
ende4vourmg to make Mutinous Assemblies, and,
for uttering Seditious and Mutinous words. tvi.
deuce having been examined on the part of the Prd.,
secution, and the Prisoners heard in their defence,
the Court, after a mature and deliberate conside-
ration, passed the following sentence :—King, to
receive coo lashes ; Betharn 4nd*Forest, .300 each,
and Byrne, co, from Ship to Ship; Scott and Parish,
three dozen each, on board their Ship. Marsh was
acquitted.
A. Patterson, belonging to the same Ship, was
also tried for Desertion; and being-found guilty, he
was sentenced to receive 5o tashes.
London, England, 1801-06-26

FALMOUTH, kiim 3.

ARtIVEU the A/errCutteri. Capt:'EVitzt, treitit,
Portsmouth, having brotighi clown Consmissiorter
INct.v.itELls and baggage] to go by the Packet to
Halifax.

Sailed the American Ship Cara; Capt. HOT H
with tobacco, for London ; L'Hirode/k Armed
Brig, with Seven Sail of Vi&uallets from the Fleet,
for,Plymouth; the Shark. Sloop of War, Capt. CAlte.
VIEW, with the
,Flora, Capt. IVlAttsil EN, for Hon-
duras; and Kerrie, Capt. DUNSTAN, for Africa, to
join the outward-bound West India Fleet, now off
this Port, under 'convoy of the Garla'sd Frigate.
Also sailed the Two Sisters, Moils, and Peggy,
MIDI( 'for London, and several Coasters for
the 4stWard. •
P. S. A .French Cartel is arrived in Moutit's
Ray in eight,daYti frorn.Nanti—cannot learn if she
has brought any tidws. •r. '
London, England, 1801-06-26

The Irish American Trade Bill, and the
Flour Importation Bounty Bill were read a third
time and pzissecl,,,,,,.
A,Mesaage was delivered fromthe Lords, stating
that their Lordships had agreed to the Bill tewea-
ipg yinel imposed by justices, and to several
Private Bills—T-Their Lordships also re9uired a con_
ference to-morrow at four o'clock with the Com-
mons, respeaing some ianendments made by► the
House of C.:orrirrions to the Insolvent Debtor's Bill,
Mr. BRAGGE moved, that the House do agree to
the_corderence, as desired by their Lordships, The
motion was agreed to, and a Message sent to the
Lords accordingly.
Mr, BRAGG a brought up a report from the Com.
mittee appointed in consider of the necessary altera-
tions in the Standing Orders in consequence of the
Union, which was agreed M. •
The Newfoundland Fishery Bill was read a third
time and passed,
Mr. BRAGGE moved that the adjourned debate
respelling the Finance proposition, proposed by the
CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER and Mr.
Ti ERN,EY, should he adjourned to Monday, which
was agreed to.—At six the House adjourned till
to-morrow. .
London, England, 1801-06-26

PLYMOUTH, JUNE 24.

SAILED the Prints of Wales, of 98 guns, Rear-
Admiral Sir it. CALDER) and Amelia, of 44 guns,
Captain Hon. C. HERBERT, to join the Channel
Fleet, in consequence of orders received by express
from the Admiralty. The Arztmur, of 93 spins, and
Robust, of 74, guni, will sail this evening ftom
Cawsand Day to join the Fleet.

DOPER, ju is:

In is Mt/Mitt sailed a Flag of Truce fot Calgiai
with Dispatches from M. OTT ti and this afterndon
arrived a Pahsage,vessel from thencei bringing Paris
papers to the 24th inst.
London, England, 1801-06-26

JUNE 2S.

The Count and Countess of Ltdocitttileave Paris
at the end of this decade, and pursue their journey

:0 Florence.

His Excellency Cardinal Go wsn o'4
.Secre►_ary
of State to the POPE, arrived at Paris yesterday.
He was received, and had an audience of the Go.
vernment. The First Consul had along conversa-
tion with him.

A Courier from Spais passed through Bourdeaux
on the r7ili insti who announced that Peace was
signed with Portugal. It is supposed that this
Courier has reached Paris but notwithstanding
•
these favourable appearances,, there' Still remains
some uneasiness on the subjetl.

They write from :Berlin, that the
,Marquis de
I,uctirstrit, the Prussian Minister at Paris, is to
repair to London in the same capacity, and that
Baron j,s.coat is to
,succeed him atTaris.
The Journal del Bastes Pyre/ es contains the fol-
lowing article :---"An extraordinary Courier reach-
ed Bayonne on the evening of the id, on his road
from ,Crudad Rodrigo, with Dispatches from Gen.
Mhtmer to the Commander in Chief: They 'state
literally, that the Termit of Peace with Portugal=
agreed on ; that the Pit INC E cif Pine E, the , Am-
bassador LUC IEN AONAPAATE,
.General. ST. Ctit,
and. the PorttigUeze Plenipotentiary, are immedi.
ately to repair to Badaj6z,_ where ae meeting is to
take place in order to sign the befioit ive Peace.

General LEC LE RC set off on the 3d from,Bayonne
to join his Army.
Witsti,, knit t4.—to the question, what news
from our neighbourhood ? the answer is, that all
the stories of preparations on the parr. of Prussia
are false. No idea seems to be entertained of in.
creasing the number of Troops, and besides the
common Garrison at Wesel, there are only four
squadrons of Hussars and a battalion of iChasseurs.
There are no magazines established, excepting two
small OTICO. for the Light Troops, as the ContraCtots
were at 'such a distance that the peasants were
ruinsd by tit* carriage of necessaries.
Vrottrest Jutta 6.—We learn from CollStMlibtO.
phi that in order to atone for the insult offered to

the Russian Minister and his. Suite, on visiting the
Moatime of Solyman, four bf the most guilty were
hanged, and twenty more received a public batiti::
nado.
London, England, 1801-06-26

DEAL, JUNI sl,

THE Royal Charlotte and Pritteat Augstitt:
Yachts came down last night from the River, and
proeeeded immediately through the Downs to the'
Westward.

The Miriner Gun.brig arrived early tithe morn.
ing from a Cruize, having carried ;way ber main.
top-rnast.

Accounts from the Channel Fleet, received at
Plymouth on Monday afternoqn, stew that the
Combined Fleet, consisting of Twenty.one Sail of
the Line,‘ which were distinelly counted, was at
single anchor in the Outer Road of Brest.
. The Lords of the Admiralty yesterday appointed
Lord GARAI RS Commander of His Majesty's Ship
.B elle rop n, of 174. guns.
Captain Pii,vrila is appointed to command His
Majesty's Ship*lmogen, at Plymouth.
Captain BaovorrroN is appointed. to command
the Bas4Dier, one of the Dutch Ships in His Majes.
ty service.
rilie brig Dragott, FRANCIS TOARIC master,
lately arrived from the South Sea.;' touched at the
Islatid of Ascension on the 24th of April to pro.
cure turtle ; found a longboat hauled on, the
beach, and eight people procuring water, lately
belonging to the Cresc-nt, of Liverpool, Cap.
tain ROBERT CU ITR ; they left the Coast of An-
gola on the 16th of March;: on the z3d of the same
month the vessel foundered with 298 Slaves; die
Captain, Dotlor, and zo of the Crew, went for Bar.
badoes with a decked coppered long-boat. The
Chief Mate, Second and Third, and five people,
sailed from the Island of Ascension on the 26th.
April with an open long.-boat coppered, bound for
the Coast of Brazil, supplied only with bread, wa.
ter, and a little salted provisions.

sirs. Et t.t.r Norow, it is said, is engaged at the
Opera House next season, at a salary of 3000
guineas, but as BANTes last articles will not expire
this season, such a report seems highly improbable.
it is much.more likely that Mrs. Btu, NOTON will
return to her old quarters on the boards of Covent
Garden,, an event that will of course be very ad.
vantagegus to the Theatre.
As a proof, that some,of the dismission from
brury.Lane Theatre are merely matters of form,
we find Surer is among the efistooded Corps—
though nobody is capable of more effdlive service
in the field of Comedy.
Miss 11 a 1,1.0 N had, it seems, a liberal offer from
the Covent Garden Manager, as soon as it was un-
derstood' that she was disengaged from Old Drury
but slw is among the number of those, who have
been only discharged fro firma.

liRANct.

PAR/Si luta

At the audience of- yesterday; the Minister fur
Foreign Affairs presented Baron D'Attir :icH to the
First Consul, as Counsellor of the Regency of, the
f;LrcTokofSAxowY ; Baron d'Yyor, a Gentleman
attached to the House of NASSAU OltAit'OE ; the
Senator RODDE, Deputy front Lubeck; 'And the
Senators Focii Ea and KtEpLk G, Deputies from
NUrernberg; At 'the same audience, Prince HOH
ZOLLERtkr HECKINGEN took Icaire:
General BERNADoTTE has sent an account to
Paris, of the arrest of TANc REV, the confidante and
friend of GEORGES, the Chonani
London, England, 1801-06-19

Trizr-Ofee, Dublin-Ca:tit, lune 10, 180 r.

His Majesty has been Pleased to make the fol
lowing Promottonstin the Army on this' Establish

men

trst Ditto,-Captain Edward Parker, rpm ,';cl Foot, to be
Captain, vice Stopford,, exchanged. Dated April to,
.
aid Ditto, Cape. Wm. FOtheringham, from 54th Foot; to be
Captain, vice Ridge, exchanged., Dated Feb. 183!.
23d Ditto, john Blanchard to be Veterinary Surgeon, with.
out purchase. Dated May 4,.a0r.
.14t Battalion 15th Foot, John Bonner to be Ensign, by pur-
chase, vice Quill, promoted. Dated Feb 4, iSe 1. Joseph
_Ensor to be Ensign, by purchase, vice Shuttle Worth, ro-
signed. Dated. May 4, t;
r6th Foot, Ensign Andrew Batwell to be Lieutenant, by
purchase, vice Webber.ercsignecl. Dated Feb. 9, rBat.
Breadalbane 14114161 e Ifflantri•
Lieutenant John Moncur to be' Captain, vice C. Ste,karti
resigned. Dated May; 4; Oar.
Ensign Ifenry Torrance to be Lieutenant. Dated as above.
Geor&t: 'orrance to be. Ensign. Dated as above.
Calamesi 11/41ander.t.
Major Frederick Metzner, from late Oxford Cavalry, tet be
• Lieutetiant-Coloncl, vice Fraser, resigned. Dated May te,
Lieutenant James Young to be Captain-Lleutenant, vice
Matthews, resigned. Dated MayA, 1801,
FriSigia John Sinclair to be Liettrenat.... Dated as above.
Nlarmaciuke Richardson to be Ensign. Dated as above.
hire FeaciLle Injantiy. • .
G:..orge Warren to be Ensign, vice Edgar, resigned. Dated
May 4, tSot.
William to be. Ensign, vice Green, resigned.
Dated as _above. . ,

2,,t1 Aiwa Ftweib,47,7faptv.

James Ryan to be E.nsign, •vice Menzies, resigned. Dated
~lay 4,180 t.
•
Princyn Charlotte of lErlext, or AP Lead's Forcible htfantj.
Alalcolm M,Leod to be -Lieutenant, vice Drummond,
resixned. DAted May 4,,.tg0 ' -
lohn•Robmson to be.tnsign, vice Fullerton, recoMmended for
Promotion. Dated as above.

Fencilye fvflntty.

Major Edward Andrews, trom the:Somerset Forigibles, to he
',it:oft:Liam-Colonel, vice Atiketeil,icaikoed. Dated May is.,
ISoi.

PUBLIC.OFFICE, 11011-STkEET.
London, England, 1801-06-19

PORTSMOLT r, Just IS.

~~

THE.S`Nipe Sloop of War is appointed Convoy to
Lisbon and Oporto.
This evenring'.a Cutter is arrived from the East-
ward, antr several vessels, supposed to be Convoy
from the Dsiwns.

The West India Convoy are expeled to sail the
moment the wind is fair.

YARMOUTH, JUNE TS.

SAILED on a Cruize the Drake'Cutter.
Arrived the SQiebay Frigate,.Bittcrn Sloop, Cl-
bourg Brig; George and Liberty Cutters.

DorLA%
_NNE IS.

A Flag of Truce arrived. this morning from France,
with pispatches for M. OTTO; which was shortly
afterwards followed by another, with some Letters
that were left behind.

SHEERNESS, JuN: IS.
His Majesty's Ship irresisAibie, of 74
guns, Capt., Wm. Br, I Gfi, for Yarmouth.

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A Naval Temple has been ereaed on the Ky mm
.11111'. Monmouthshire, to perpetuate the names- of
pose noble Admirals who distinguished themselves
1y their glorious Vietories in the last and present
'Wars. The Temple consists of a square build
op with two, fronts, both of which are decorated
with Paintings ; one exhibiting the Standard of
Great 'Britain waving
.triumphant 'Over the fallep
and captive Flags of France, Spain; and Hot-
lauoi and the other, .the glorious :,and ever me-
thorable Battle 'Of the .Nile; surmounted by a
beautiful. 4aure! of _Britannia, seated on a rock.
The friezes are Aecorated with the Names of our
most dis"tingttished IsTaval.Commanders, the dates
f their respeCtive Vielories, and the Flags under
'which they lotight.'

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Seel; Int is arrived at New-York from Cap.

ton. On the igth of J.ninary in Molacca Roads
fell in with the British Ships Co:trivial', of 40,
etvhille, 0140, Braerve, of 40, and Fillorinrts, 0174
guns. The hree first-mentioned Ships were from
Biitavia, having raised.the Blockade of that place.