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POLICE, &.

Gultt+HAt L.—Yclterday Jaws Rill NI as exa-
mined, charged by Mr. Reeves, colourmat, in the
Strand, by whom the prifoncr was employed as an
errand bov, with healing a large quantity of water
colour cakes, and 68 hair pencils, out of his limp.
John Hart, a con liable, Hated, that after the pri-
foner had ablconded he traced him to a lodging
in Philip-lane, Wood.ftrect, where he found in his
box the above property, as allb a piftol loaded with
powder and (mall Ihot.—Hc was committed for,
re-examination.

A young man, tenant to a Gentleman in Paper
Buildings, in the Temple, charged a woman of
the town, of the name of jobs/on, with robbing
him of t.i.s.e it appeared in evidence, that he took
the prifoner to his matter's chambers, about two
o'clock in the morning, where The perfeded the
robbery as alledged by the profecutor ; on being
fecured and fearched, and no property being found
upon her anfwerable to the charge, the was

At the laft DevonfhireQ2arter Setlions, held at
Exeter, an appeal from the parith ofKcers of Mile
End Old Town, within the parith of Stepney,
againtt a Vagrant Pals, was heard and deter-
mined.—The cafe was, that two Lafcars, or In-
dian Sailors, ,liad been fent from. Plymouth to,
Stepney on a Vagrant Pars, Rating them to be
fettled at Striney, although oneof them had been
landed at plymouth tick from a Foreign Wail a
few monihs before, and had never been out of,
Plymouth tilt fent by the Pars. The Settions I
qualbed the Pares, and took the poor Lafcars into
their care, pronging to fend them to Plymouth
and get them fent away to the Eatt Indies ; and,
by that decilion, completely refuted the idea which
has hitherto fo generally prevailed in the Navy
and eheithere, that perfons biarn on the high
real, as well as roreigners and Strangers, having
no Legal Settlanent,lielong of courfe to fttepne,Y,
and relieved the Parith of Stepney from fia.
grievance in future.
On Monday the fecund day of March, Ate
.state Lotteif begins diawink Tttk
Tickets i Halves, 9soisers, Eighths; and Sin
Stamped Shares are felling in the greateft Varier
of Numbers, and
.lowei teeate,,atttfr. Nicholfon'i
Q‘cf
.34?. .territ Ake Nit* of
Eitrincr; w. ads
,f',cintaktattlie
iSartieulirs of the' eirriOrdlttarf uccels silt& ties
.attleaded the iiisreaadtvs kt dill" l'ol'l 'are 1614
had :refit. N. B. As Tleketsund Shares faiil Rai
leaver, Merchants, Clubs. arc,. &c. will fare stoney
by an immediate patehafri . • .
London, England, 1801-03-03

MARRIED.

On the lath ult. by fpecial licence, at Portfmou'h CI-tire/I,h/
the Rev. Mr. Gooderc, Richard Barby, L:q. jun. Banker, to
Mifs Maria Gibbon, of that place.
Lately, at St. Pancras, Capt. Patterfon, of his M;Jefly (hire
St. kloulizo, to Mils Yeats, Melt daughter of the late Dasi.l
Yeats, Efq. Piegiltrar of his Mzjcfty's Lite Province of L.*
"Florida.

Lately, at Woreetter, Mr. Handy, of ifigh-ftreet. to Miff
Horfl,y, both of that City; and Mr. W. Hortley, of Woreefter,
to Md.. Humphrys, daughter of William Hun.phrys, Erg. of
H nuackAill, near Worcelter.
On Thurfday, at Abridge, Mr. Bennet, Attorney, to ht.s
aliopp.
London, England, 1801-03-03

BPJ.j,ETIN OF THE KING'S HEALTH :

`. • i

f 4 kyi:ra's HOUSE, MARCH 3, ISOr.
" Nis MAJESTY had a very good night, and his
fever is much allated to-day. (Signed)
" GINBOANk,

" REYNOLDS."
In addition to the above, We hare the pleafure
to flute, that his Mairssr figpt 101 night corn-
pofettly for eight hours, and the Phyficians think
there is realm; tp expel that his difordcr has
taken a favourable turn.

Lail night arrived another Hamburgh mail, by
which we reeeiv4 a t opy of the lan Note tranf:
mitted to Lord cativsspar, the Britifb Anthaira-
der at Berlin, by Count HAuswivz the Pruffian
Ifinilier, This important paper, in which the
fentiments and views of his Pruilian Majcay, in
regard to the Northern Convention, are explained,
re have this day given at full length, as follows :
London, England, 1801-10-17

NEW PIANO-FORTE MUSIC.

loft publithed, by PROF/EMT and WILKINSON, No. r 3,
Hay-Market, London,
LE Retour de Wandfworth, a favourite Sonata,
with Accompaniment frrr a Mute, Violin, and Bah, ad.
fib. compofed by L. Von Leek, price fa.
A Military Divertifernenr, with an Accompaniment for a
Flute, Violin, Bab, ad. lib. by L. Von Lich, price aa.
A Military Divertikenent for the Harp and Piano-Forte,
with Accompaniments for a Flute, Violin, and Violoncello,
ad. lib. by L. Von Fich, price 41.
_ _ .

A Military Divirtifiinciat, ;mord as a Duct, price 34.
La Colombe Remark, a favourite Rondo, by L. You Etch,
pert is. 6d.
The Ballet of Barbara and Allen, price Si.
Boeclierbd's Three Boustas, with Accompaniments for a
Vialin andltiolonccilo, price Si.
'Woelira Two Sonatas, op. z, price 61.
Mire HaFue's Three Sonatas, op. price 7s. 6d.
Shorbyn a Sonata, rice r.
Gyrowetz's Nottumo, No. 2, price as.
Plyell's Third Concatante, with an Accompaniment for a
Violin, price as.
Carolan's Wilt Tunes, prier 78.6 d.
Haigh, op. 19, price 7s. 6d.
Looten's Divwderrient, price ,fa.
Harrington's Sonata, price is.
Chorus in the Creation, price 3s.
Alfo, arranged as a Duct, price 3a. .
Ma Body mast a Body, as a Rondo, price It
An Egyptian March, computed by Lord Vifcount Galway,.
price za.
Mozart's Wort, Three Sonatas, with Accompaniment for
a Violin and Violoncello, book 1,2, and 13, price codas.
Three Sonata', w.thout Act tanganientnta, book3,J, 6, la,
as rk, and 17, each Sc.
'Three Sonatas, with an Accornpanhnent for a Violin, book
7, B,9,U:id as, cackle.
Three Q_uaztetts, book 4, price too. &L.
Three Ducts, book to, price sou 641.
Three Duets, book te., price 125.
Threelbeets book :8, price Is.
Twenty Themes or Mn, with Variations, cad ss.
Twelve Wein, Price 55-
Al:tread OvroOre. price as.
Overtire •Zaßbettoit, pries tin' 64.
APR of Airs ,f/r. two Performers, Fleck
71teris a Duct, price 6s.
t.. Duet, price 3s.
PUB tibd SMud Book of ter, price p.
London, England, 1801-10-17

PORTSMOUTH, OCTOBER 16.

This day went out of harbour his Majefty's Hoop
SCOUT, (late Bonaparte privateer), Capt. Dux..
KIN, and his Majefty's brig UTILE, Capt.
Sailed the Camel, Capt. ROD&Arsom, for Memel ;
and the American flup George, Capt. Rica, foe
New England, flrft for Lymtngton, to load felt.
Yefterday failed his Majefty's fhip MEDIA for
Cowes.,—Came into harbour the three following
tranfports, the Lady Shore, Harriott, and Mary,
to be difcbarged. The French prifoners were em-
barked this afternoon on board the Cygnet and
Alexander Irani:ports for Cherburgh.

stazwass, OCTOISK

Arrivcd the ADDER gan-lnie Lieut. Wow,
from Yarmouth. &ycral detathmenu Itationed
here embarked with a number of be&rteva from
different Regiments yelterday morning on board
the Duckinfield tranfport, lying at the Nore, to
be conveyed to one of the Writ India lihnds.
Since the arrival pf the happy news of Peace
the horrid (retie" of druri4nntdi and Ot&ption
among the Seamen is hardly to be credited.
London, England, 1801-12-25

DEC. 23......MATTHLINSON V. lIIINNETT.

This aelion, the trial of which confumcd a large
portion of the time of the Court, was brought
againtl the owner of a veffel called the Hillibo-
rough, employed in the Southern Whale Filhery,
to recover a fix hundreth !hare of the net proceeds
of the cargo, which was claimed by the Plaintiff
as a feaman on board the laid veffel.

It appeared that the Plaintif had been ta!zen on
hoard at Port Jacklbn, in New Sonth Wales, and
had figned certain articles, to which the reft of the
crew had agrecd,by which each pet-1(414m boa) d as
to receive a certain &ire of the net proceeds of the
cargo, according as the fame Nadi he fold by
the owners. The plaintiff; not bring a Laman,
was to have a third of a feaman's p.fy, as it was
called, being a fix hundredth (hate, which, after
the net proceeds of the cargo had been proved,
was admitted to be 121. 9s. Bd.
A ftt-off was given in evidence on the•part of
the defend:int, confiffing of flops furnifhed to the
plaintiff, lick quarters, hofpital money, and other
articles, amounting to upwards of IQ, which be-
ing proved to the fatisfaaion of the Jury, they
found a verdia for the defendant.
London, England, 1801-12-25

NAUTICAL INTELLIGENCE.

MAILS TIIIS DAY.—WIND South.
ARRIVED. DUE.
• Hantburgh,
o Dublite,
o WAterford,

PLYMOUTH, Drc. morning arrived
a Cartel from Morlaix : the failed from that place
on the sift inftant, after having landed prifoners
carried over from this country. It was reported
at Morlaix, by a perfon who went from thence to
Brea, to fell a cargo of Englifh coals, and who
returned the day before the cartel failed, that
on the 15th init. there failed from Brea, deflination
unknown, t I fail of the line French (hips, and 5
fail of the line Spanifh having with them
24 fail of tranfports, on board which and the (hips
of war, there are Paid to be t 0,500 troops, betides
the (hips being very fully manned with failors.—
If they have failed, there cannot remain doubt
but that they are bound to the Weft-Indies. The
veffel that carried the coals to France, carried alfo
earthen ware, but the lat:er article was deemed in.
admilLble, and therefore forfeited.

Came in the Stadt Copenhagen, Capt. SwIN SON,
from Norway ; it has been long reported that this
veUel was loft with all the crew,

PORTSMOUTH, Dec. 24.—Yellerday arrived
the Cromer tranfport, Captain CAMERON, and
the EL IiNGA (loop, cartels from Cherburgh; the Do-
rothy, Capt. ROCKWOOD, and the George, COVIR•
DALE, with timber, from Riga ; the Crown Prince
Frederick, Jacoa, from Chriaiannia.—This day
failed the Maria, Capt. JOHN ARTHWR, for Cowes,
to take in troops for Martinico.—The outward
bound !hips ftill remain, the wind being wefterly
with rain.

YARMOUTH, DEC. 24.—The Jamina Packet,
Captain JOHN STOCAER, from ilumburgli, bound
to Liverpool, having Ihifted her cargo, confilling
of Marble and goods, the whole mutt be taken out
and refhippsd before fhe can proceed on her voy-
age.—Arrived from London the Dion:, Sims
Sailed the Little Henry, IViLsohr, for London ;
for Newcaßle the Mary, NFAL, Providence, BAR-
BER, Kerrifon, MARTIN, Peace, BP.VANT, Lion,
TEASDILL, Cock, STAMFORD, Speedy, BRYANT,
Hope, WILSON, John, CARTER, Robert and Mary,
FORD, Vigilant, FARRET, and-Mary, WARD.—No
Packet has yet arrived, but as the wind blows frefh
from the weftward, one is hourly expeCled.
London, England, 1801-12-25

FROM LLOYD'S LIST.

DEAL, DEC. 24.—Wind S. W. Remain as per
laff.

GRAVESEND, DEC. 24.—Paft by the Traveller,
- from Minorca ; Conflantia, —, from
Stettin; Hoppetts, from Ireland ; Union,
WOODHOUSE, from Guernfey ; Gultaff Olden,
- from Carlfcrona ; Sally, SMITH, from
Gibraltar; St. Patrick, CAM►BELL, from &Wall ;
Britifh Volunteer, —, from Dantzick ;
HUTCHINSON, from Calais; Providence, Baowg,
and Lady Berkly, HUGH Is, from Dublin.—Sailed
the Ann, BILLBING, for Oporto; Mary, HURDLE,
for Cadiz; Sarah, Joa as, for Dublin; Canton,
Lusttixcrox, for India ; Wetta Nlargtetta,
- and Voltigeur, —.---, for Morlaix.
ARRIVED

At Liverpool--Alligator, Davidfon, from Nara; and St

Anna, froni Maim.
At Sevinnemumle—Diana, Schutt', from Liverpool.

At Alicant—William, Ackwith, from Dartmouth.
At Cowes—Maria, Dorothea, —, from VAlrncia.
At Gibraltar—.-George, Smith, from Smyrna ; Love and

ty, Clague, and Elizabeth, front London.
At Milford—Fame, Pinto, front Oporto.

At Dublin—Dolphin, —, from lfamburgh.
At Bremen.—Urianus, Taylor, from St. Domingo; and Caro-
lina IfabelL, Hughes, front Liverpool.
At Virginia Aurora, Boyd, from Clyde.
At Rotterdam—Warre, Everett, front Falmouth.
At Ansflerdam—John, Howland, from COlYet.
At Dover—Port Mary, Collins, from Charleftown; and tl,e

St. Patrick, Campbell, from MLitt.
In the Creek—Columbia, Feyfor, from Malaga.
At Hull—Mania, Stork, front Patel-Marsh.
At Lifbon--Mercury, Ellington, and Amazon, Faber, from
Norfouutlland.

CLYDE• SHIPPING.
CLAD OUT.

Dee. 7. Crow We, Campbell, for New Providence, goods.
Garland, Giliie., for 410. do.
GLASGOW TONTINE LIST.
Liberty, —, is arrived at —, from Nv w York.
Auroaa, Boyd, at Virginia from the Clyde.
Conirmrce, Drown, at Lilimn, from do.

Lord RADSTOCK had an c.udience with the Ad-
miralty Board yefterday, previous to his Lord.
(hip's leaving England for tile Eaft
Lord RADSTOCK will take with him only his
worthy fon, and his two principal domeßies.
The power that the Lords of the Admiralty
have giver► to the Commanders in general is this,
that every Commander !hall have a power to try,
condemn, and hang each and every perfon that
(hail be found guilty of mutiny or the like, with-
out confulting the Admiralty Board in'any iVifreB.
Wcdnefday was launched from Perry's I)ock/
Blackwall, a fine new Indiaman, called the KING
CrEnRGE. She went off the flocks in a mutt ma•
011ie aid beautiful maimcr, and without any
accident.

The l'alm Balm, Mar itEicosi, from Barcelona
to London, is funk in Ramfgate harbour.
The Mary, Ltit , from London to rayal, is
(handed near Poole.
The Ocean, HARR VON, from N:w Orleans and
Jamaica to London, i, knit into Savannah, in chi.

.111 C EliZa STnlt FY, horn Ni:wcafile to
Ainitctdani, is loft Amltetdam ; only one
own fitvcd.

The POW, CM A PIMA 141, of-, is 141f1 at MOM I.

The Kept, ElLlks,from I lattilitirgh, is :irrived
ofr Wintcruefs, arts throwing part of her CATO
oval boars!.
London, England, 1801-12-25

CHRISTIAN O. ISAACS.

The Plaintiff, a Pro Flor in Do6lor's Commons,
was employed by the Defendant, an attorney of
this Court, to take out Letters of Adminiftration
to the eftate of Mrs. Judith Barlow,•deceafed.—
The Adminiftration, and the Bill, amounting to
61. ts. 4d. was delivered to Ifaacs, and never yet
paid. The clerk of the Plaintiff (wore that he had
frequently called on Mr. Ifaacs for the payment,
who had always requefted further indulgence, and
that he had never mentioned that the perfonal re-
prefentative of Mrs. Barlow fhould pay, until af-
ter the prclent ;talon was brought.
Serjeant VAUGHAN for the Defendant, contend.
ed that his client ought not to pay on this aElion.
He particularly cited the Statute of Frauds;—
where it is maned, " That no perfon (hall from
henceforth be charged with any debt, default, or
mikarriage of another, unlef, by a written under-
taking under his hand." He preffed this point on
the Court, and very ftrongly. Lord ALVANLYY
fummed up ihortly, and the Jury in an inftant
found a verdid for the Plaintiff.
London, England, 1801-12-25

NOUN AND OINERS V. AR 1..

This was an anion to recover tool. the amount
t.f a Policy of Inforance on the cargo of the flap
Juliana Maria, fi om Bengal, by the Cape of Good
Hope, to Copenhagen, the velfel and goods being
warranted Danifli property. The veffel was cap-
tured loy a French privateer in OCtober, 1797, car•
tied into Mintz, and there condemned by the Tri-
bunal of Commerce.
It was admitted that the valet took in its lad-
ing at Calcutta, as appeat cd by tlic bill of lading,
and failed from thence, and that the goods remain.
ed on board until the vecel was captured by the
enemy.
Mr. Serjeant Vationast, on behalf of th: De-
fendant, took an objection to the aCtion, contend-
ing, that the voyage was illegal. By the Nasiga-
tion Afl of the lath Charles 11. it was ptovided,
that no goods fhotild be imported to, or carol tcd
from any Port in his Majedy's dominions, unlefs
in inch vetfels as were t."inned by lit itith Seamen,
or were Britifli built. The v,:ffel in quell:on was
Danifh,manned by foreign feamen, and Can.: cl
Calcutta, a Britilh Port. The voyage, therefore,
i being illegal, the Policy was cfcruirli: void.
Lord ALVA4LE v being of opinion that the ob-
i jeftion precluded the Plaintiffs from recovering en
the Policy,
Mr. Serjeant SH PHPRD, on behalf of the Plain-
tiff contended, that they were entitled to recover
the premium, being ztl. no fraud IA hatev::r
peat ing in the voyage, or in their conaini.
A. verdiCt was taken for 2I i. fubjen t the opi•
nion of the Court, %ski:thee lu.:11 a vet diCt was le-
gal !' if not, A nonfuit to be entered initsatt.
In another lnfurance cattle, where the vetiel was
infitred as neutral, bot captated by a French pri-
vateer, and condemned by the Tribunal of Com-
: merce at Wantz, as laslA prize, atr condo
nation was afterwards confirmed by tl.c
of Calfist.4rt at Pat is, a cue WV• r..ferved fur the
opinion of the C..so I, ‘Vitethet e-nd, notation
of a foreign Cont t was In itfCliCOneolliSe cvedtece
that the veffel lags net neutral
London, England, 1801-12-25

TRIBUNATE.-%7 FRIMAIRE, DECEMBER TE.

Tel asst prefented a report upon the fecond
title of the fecond plan of the Civil Code. It re-
lates to the privation of the rights of Citizens.—
The report propofed, that the plan fbizuld be re-
jeeted. The Tribunate ordered the report to be
printed, and adjourned the difcuflion till after it
had been printed.

DECEMBER 19.
Intelligence has been received that the Brett
fquaelron tailed on the 15th initant, for its defti-
nation. The fqvadron at Flufhing was alfo to
have failed a few days ago, with orders to join the
upedition from Brett in a particular latitude.
His Etrurian Majefly has appointed Chevalier
ALEXANDER LEONORI Governor of the Prefides.
The laws at prefent in exiflence are to continue in
force until further orders. His Majelly, nu account
of the infirm (late of his health, has only two le-
vees a week. It is rumoured at Florence that a
change is to take place in the Tufcan code of laws,
in confequence of which the punifhment of death
will be re-ettabli(hed.

The Imperial Commitßon at Vienna is at pre-
fent occupied in fettling the differences which have
arifen between the Duke of Wirtemberg and his
States. The principal fubjcn of complaint is, that
the latter aged unconilitutioually in making appli-
cations to a foreign Government.
The Chapter of the Order of Malta, which was
to meet at Vienna, has been deferred. It is ex-
peeled that Baron FLACHSLAND will have the fuf-
frages of the tongues of Bohemia, Bavaria, and
Germany, for his eleCtion to the dignity of Grand
Mailer.
Two Arabian Sheicks, habi•ed as dervifes, ar-
rived at Semlin on the tyith November, on their
war to London.

The folcmn occupation of the Pontifical Sec,
which was fixed for the szd of November, did
not take place in confequence of the hadnefs of the
weather, until the 24th. This ceremony, at which
were preterit the Archduchefs MARIANA, and all
the Diplomatic Body, was of the moil fplendid
delcription. His Holinefs difiribitted upon the
occation about to,oocz crowns worth of bread to
the poor.
Letters from Naples Bate, that only 2000 of the
French army in that kingdom have yet embarked
on their return home. The reit, however, arc loon
expeled to leave it.
London, England, 1801-01-09

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PLYMOUTH. JAN. 7.
Came in, from the Channel Fleet, the MAGiNI-
VICENT, of 74 guns, Captain BOWATER ; ACHIL-
LES, of 74 guns, Captain MURRAY ) and the Im-
henna, of 64 guns, Captain PAGE, from the
Downs, bound to Ireland.
Sailed, to join the Channel Fleet, the 'tall) Sit H;
of 74 guns, Captain HARVEY; IMMORTALITE; Of
36 guns, Captain Hositam j and the SUPEISANTE,
of i 4 guns, Captain Wrnamti

FROM LLOTes List
MAL, JANUARY 11.
Yellerday the Oarlike and RACOON Hoops of
war failed on a cruise.

This day failed the SAVAGE Hoop, on a cruise.
—i-Wind S. S. W.

GRAVESEND, JANHAS;Y g.
Paired by, the Attempt, from St. Michael's ;
WOLTHt from Litbon ; and Tauber, --,
from St. Vincent's.
Arrived—at Brifol, the Hope, PHELPS ; and
Nonpareil, Rossirsa, from Neiv York.

POOLE, JANUARY 6.
Arrived—the Sally; Calera', from London ;
Mary, MASSY and Ante, WOOLAND, from Pont:
mouth ; and Mermaid,Gusaav, from Weymouth.

Sailed—the Duke of York, Coos, for London
and Sally, RIGIITHE•D, for Southampton.;

LEWES, JANUARY y.
In confequence of the blowing weather, eonfi-
derablb damage was done during the loft week on
the Safi* chaff. On Wcdnefday the brigantine
Aid, a collier belonging to the port of Sunderland,
was wrecked near Pier-Head ; fortunately thecrew
were all faved ; fhe foon after went to pieces. The
Farmer's Delight, a (loop belonging to Hollings,
was alfo wrecked near the fame place ; the crew
were dragged afhore by means of ropes, with the
affinance of the people on the beach.
At the fame time a verel foundered near Eat-
bourne, when every foul on board perifhed. Her '
name and defcription are entirely unknown. The
man Is about ten feet above the furface of the
water. The tide has sot walled any of the dead
bodies on fhore.
The Mailers of the trig :unities Tartar and
Chance, and of the (loop Goodwill, iii the courfe
of lan week made notes of proteft, before a No-
tary Public, In this town, touching. the damage
done, during the late boiderous weather, to their
refpeetive cargoes, confilling of flour, barley, gro-
cery, porter, and other merehandize.
The Wind was extremely boinerous again laft
night, from. the fouth, the confequence of which,
we fear, will be more difonrous accounts froin the
Coat.

In the night of the 26th ult. the Welcome Md.
fenger, of Newhaven, Jastes,PlFRCE mailer, laden
with grocery and other merchandise, belonging to
different tradefrnen of this town, was fired into by
a cutter in the fervice of government, off the North
Foreland, taken poiliffon of, and carried into
Ramfgate. The crew of the Welcome Mellinger,
fuppoimg the cutter to be an enemy, quitted their
veffel in her boat, but were afterwards taken up
by the cutter near the North Sand•hesd Light.
London, England, 1801-01-09

LONDON.

FRIDAY, JANUARY 9.
PRICK OF STOCKS YESTERDAY.
bank Stork r6t 1631 a 63 /Ant Ann. 'Sit
/I per C. Red. 601 fll Imp. Ann. rti
S Per C. C. 611 6s 64 s.per Cent. 9614
s per C. Conf.r4Sof Omnium a II
Ma Loyalty 96i fr Conf. for 64 if,
Prices of Stocks this day at one o'copg. lock :
3'per Cent. ConL 644 4 for opg —Reduced t-
-4 Per Cent. 801.-. New p Cent. 04 1-0 M Ann. 94—•
Lang Ann. a y-s 6 4.

Yefterday Morning his KU arty with his Royal
1-fighnefs the Duke of MINT* accompanied by
Lord CAT/I C4lltr, Lord WILLS IWO NAM, and Colonel
CARTWRIGHT, Equerry in Waiting, rode up in
Windfor Great Pkrk, to infpea the different =-
I:movements ; and at twelve o'clock the Kum and
a number of Gentlemen Sportfinen, took the di.
yerfion of hunting with the harriers.
A Council of the Cabinet Minilters was yeller-
clay held at Lord Gm viLts's Office, which was
• attended by his Grace the Duke of PORTLAND,
Earl &PINCER, Lord GRENVILLE, Mr. PITT, and
Mr. Winos AK. At the breaking up of the deliber.
ations, a Meffenger was fent plif with Difpatches
to Lord Mum), at the Court of Vienba.

The Lord CHANCELLOR, Lord CASTLEREAGH,
and the MASTER of the ROLLS, dined jeflerday
with Mr. Du*Das, at his feat at Wimbledon.
Mr. Wittisat Mar tut was on Friday elthed a
Member of the Common Council of Bath, in the
room of T. RUNDILL, Efq. deceafed,
Major BYRD, nephew of Lord TORRINGTON,
unfortunately fell in the battle of Saltonburg.
Lord HIATHFIELD, it is raid, is to hive the fitil
regiment of Dragoon Guards; and Gen. GARTH
the Innitkillings, vacant by the death of General
GOLDSWORTHY.

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The number of troops to be fent from Bombay
to Suez, to co-operate with General Assacaostar
in the attack on Egypt, will amount, we under-
Rand, to about 11000. Troops will be tent to India
to (apply their place.
A Letter was lately received by a Gentleman
in the city, written on the field of battle at Ho-
bcnlindcn, giving an account pf a brave exploit
peitormed by Colonel WILLIAMS, formerly dif-
tingilithed for his fkilful command of the Andrian
flotilla on the Lake of Conilance. This Officer,
Who commanded the Auftrian regiment of dra.
goons o' Latour, was the means of raving the
Archduke jrIIS from being made prifoner, and
fucceeded in br;nging off all his papers and equi-
page. This .brilliant affair was of the utmoti danger
to Cnlortel WILLIAMS: his orderly dragoon was
t•it to pieces, and two other brave fellows were
wounded :itid taken prifoners. The Colonel had
four horfes killed under him ; and the one that
brought him Pff was lame from a wound, and was
*rendered unferviceable : the Colonel was wet to
the fkin, and wit;wut food or change of clothes,
his fervant, with his portmanteau, having been
taken prifoner. Mr. %Vice HAM, the Britith ?stainer
with the. Auftrian arm', *as ap eye-wiutefs to the
whole affair.

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CRONSTADT.

Crotiffach is an ifland, at the eaftern extremity
.of which lies the town of Cronftadt. This Wand
is only 7 werfts in length, and 11 in breadth. 'All
the henfes, except thole belonging to the Crown,
are of wood. It .contains three liarbolirs. The
Mips of war lie during the winter feafon in that
called the middle harbour, but in general they lie
in that on the right of the entrance. That on the
left is deftined'for the merchant (hips, and is much
frequenfed, as the reftels bound to Peterlburgh flop
here, *auk there is only 7 feet of water in the
. Neva, and to it wok when the fouth-weft wind
prevails. The inhabitants, foldiers and tailors ex-
cepted, go not exceed a thoufand. There is
comely
,any water on t4c Wand,. but, that which
furrounds it is tweet, as the Neva retana itsAieet-
heft and purity far below Cronitadt. •
The Mott rkible work at Crodfladt is the
large /anal, -ruited for the nfe of die (hip-
ping. It is on a level with the feat, by the water of
which it is filled. Its length, from the fai to the
place'where the flips enter, is about 1428 Eng-
tint feet, and thence to the end 91a. It forms
crests; the centre of *Lich is round. in order, that
the (hips may have•room to turn on coming in.—
The right fide ofetatairofsisdbe lengthened, and
when thewhOle is completed, it will be ca-
pable pt. containing s*.tail t at preterit (179 t) it
can caftan only 8. Its depth is 35 feet, its breadth
tt the end, st 2 ; and it the entrance 3S. Four nr
five digs- are necetary fOr pumping, the water
from ti?is canal when it is half full, and nine days,
lubett it 6- completely full ; but fourteen will
fcarcely be fulficient when it is completed. The
water runs through a fluke, and falls into a baton
or refervoii, from which it is conveyed into the
canal by means of pumps Worked by a Ream en-
gine, and afterwards flows back into the tea. Two
pumps raite.together 56 cubic feet of water each
ftroke, and nine ftrokes are made every minute. It
Was expelled that if peace fhould continue for 15
years, all the works projeled at Cronnidt would
be completed Withotit any other expence than the
soo,croo roubles which the Crown (lettings, yearly
for this purpofe. Among the intended improve•
mans are that of infulatmg the Admiralty, and
forming a canal around it, and to build of none
part of the fortifications, which at preterit arc of
wood.

On the fide of Cronfladt hands the miter and
fortrefs of Kronflat. Between thefe two Wands
all fhips muft pars, becaufe thofe towards the
north, between Cronfladt and the coalt of Fin-
land, and that between Cronfladt and Oranien-
baum, are fo !hallow as to be imprafticable even
for (mall Tails. But as both the forts are fur-
t ifhed with a gteat number of mins, and are not
above boo fathoms aftmder, it is hardly poilible
that an enemy would venture to attempt to pats
them.
London, England, 1801-12-22

FROM THE PARIS PAPERS.

Ft.paawca, Nov. 25.-.—Mlll. WYMDMAM lately
raven very brilliant Ball on account of the tign.
mg of the Preliminaries of Peace betiieen France
and England. General CLARICII, the French Mi-
flirter to the King of Etruria, and the other Mem-
bers of the Diplomatic Corps were prefeat; and
the company did not (crime till a late hour at
night.

ViENNA, Dec. a.—A courier arrived here a few
days ago with difpatches from count COSEN rut,
being Vent off by that Ambalador after an inter-
nview he had with Marquis Coaxwatsts. *Nett
day a grand conference of State was held,at which
the Emperor prefided. A report has been finest'
fpread, that his Majefty has now agreed with
France in retard to the indemnities of the Grand
put. 4 of Turcany and; Gerwrowirrinces ; and
that it a therefore sle osIN 'that ottrt will not
fend a hintiftes. to the C..grefs at Awsiens. Count
de Sraniow Ambaffador of his Imperial Majefty
to Berlin, as returned to his poll.
London, England, 1801-12-22

Wedneflay and Thurfday laft, itiro ctivifttitis Ff.
the Guards marched into this City; the men M
general, confidering their long fatigue abroad;
made a very good appearance: their ftandard being
greatly torn by the enemies' balls, bore a fufficient
teftimony of their bravery, and the fignal fervices
rendered to their country. Every one Teemed
happy to congratulate their return.

Yellerday morning a party or the sad regiment
of Highlanders pallid through this City, on their
route to Guernfey, from whence, with the regi-
menu here, they are to embark for the Weft In-
dies.
London, England, 1801-12-22

•
rounded chi Cceractios by mires , which
have made you eftablifh Special Tribunals, , the
falutary effea of wisiek cannot, be contefted •
this prolongation required, for the fuppreffion of
_thole brigands, who Gill idea the highways, and
who dare to make war on the Republic ; this pro.'
longation, which leaves the punillimentto thbfill for
thofe crimes only, which by publicifis and philan-
thropifts are thought worthy of death ; and for
eircurnftances in which BSCCAIIiA himfelf admits
the temporary eriftence of this terriblepuniThment ;
this prolongation which' under a well ellablithed
Government, capable of fupprefiang all faaion, is
attended with no danger, will, I doubt not, be pro.
nounced by this affembly ; and received through-
out all France as a new gaarantee.of the tranquil•
lity and happitiefs which It has enjoyed with fecu.
rity fince Brumaire the Bth, (October 3o).
The law being read, the Legiflative Body de-
creed that the orojea of the law, and the motives
of it should be communicated, without delay, to
the Tribunate; and that. a General Committee
should be formed to take into confideration the
Internal Adminiftration.

PARIR, DEC .17.
The preliminary articles concluded and figned
at Paris between the Minifters of the French Re-
public and the Ottoman Porte, were received at
Confiantinople on the t 7th of Brumaire (Nov. 8.)
The fame day the -Reis Effendi canted Citisda
Ruvris Charge d'Affaires of the Republic, to
be complimented
on this happy event. Next day
this Minifier fent to the Charge d'Affaires a Turk.
ifh copy of the Preliminaries, and allied from him
a French copy.
We learn by the Taft lettets from Cmißanti-
nople, that -the iourier 'who carried thither the
Preliminary Articles was to be difpatched in a
few days with the ratifications
.of the Sublime
Porte:

Mr. Ctaaart, one of thole wounded at the
Pont-Tournant, on the feftival of Brumaire iB,
(Nov. 9) has jua died at the Hotel d'Angleterre
confequence of that acciaent: his body was
fent off this day for Wail, There it will be em-
barked for England, according to his !aft willies,
by which he manifeiled a define of being inte&ed
in his -own country. He was 27 years of age:
his Lady is at.
Tura Confoidi 53 fr. 75 c.
London, England, 1801-10-10

OCT. G.

On Sunday, Mr. Dicwis, an Englilh.Meffrn-
ger, arrived, who brought the account oldie Pre.
liminaries of Peace being figned by our Govern-
ment, and that of France, to his Excellency the
Earl Of HARDWICKE.

His Excellency had the intelligence direaly
communicated by Mr. Secretary ABBOTT, to the
LORD MAYOR, who 101 l no time in communicating
it to the inhabitants of this metropolis.

• His Majefly's Iri(h Meirengers were difpatchect
with the news to his Grace the Lord Primate at
Armagh, the Lord Chancellor, at Mountfhannon,
the Commander in Chief, the Chancellor of the
Exchequer, Mr. Fuller, &c. &c.

Lai! night, there was a general illumination
through the town, in confequence of the figning
of Preliminaries of Peace. The moil confpicuotis
were his Majetly's Poll-office, and the Manfion-
houfe ; in the former were difplayed three tranf-
parencies of the heroes of Egypt, the late Sir
RALPH ABERCROMBIE, General HUTCHINSON, and
General CaAnocK.

The illuminations were alfo general in the vici-
nage of the metropolis, and had a moll beautiful
•
e Teel.

The guns were not fired on the ocealion, nor
Jim: de jolt by the Army or Yeomanry ; thefe telti-
monies are deferred until his hlajelly lips the
preliminaries.
London, England, 1801-10-10

NAUTICAL INTELLIGENCE.

YARMOLITH,OCT. 7.—Yefterdayevming arrived
a Dani(h armed brig in the Roads, and landed two
Gentlemen, who were charged, 4 report (laces,
with Difpatehes: -they proceeded immediately to
town in a poll-chaife.—Sailed this morning, the
DIANA packet, Capt. STUART, with the Kos, and
Marrs. NEWMAN, LEVY,SCHREIBER, &C. for Cux-
haven : alfo, the Fox cutter for the North Sea
fleet, off Goree, with difpatches and letters.—Ar-
rived the ZEPHYR, BROILER, and-Cosousic brigs:
the latter has detained and brought in here two
fifhing veffels with cod and herrings.
PLYMOUTH, Ocr. B.—Came in the Vti.t.i ns
PARIS, of 110 guns, Captain SuTroN, from the
Channel Fleet ; Admiral CORNWALLIS !hilted his
flag to another (hip of the fleet, and is now cruiz-
ing off Brefl.—Came in the DIAMOND, of 38 guns,
' Captain GRIFFITHS, from a cruize ; alfo the
American brig Star, of New York, Captain C.
CON Nati., from Teneriffe, laden with hides, bound
to Hamburgh, but detained going into Corunna,
by the DIAMOND frigate : the BRITANNIA revenue
lugger, from a cruize ; the HALIFAX, of 14 guns,
from the Wellward ; the St. Anna, Capt. Hum-
TER, from Frederic kfladt , and the Ankers Hope,
Captain ARCHERSON, from Dram, both laden with
timber and deals.—Sailed the M.IGNIFICFMT, of
74. guns, Captain GIFFARD, to join the Channel
Fleet.
PORTSMOUTH, OCTOBER 9.—Laft night arrived
the Louifa, Captain MORGAN, for Madeira ; and
this day the Sally, Captain Clark, for Jamaica ;
and the Emplefs Mary, flore•fhip, all frdit: the
Downs.—Thii day arrived the Vietory, Captain
PEACOCK, from Surinam, latl from Cork, taken
by le Braave privateer, and fince retaken by the
GLENMOR; frigate; and two Eaft C.'.ountry (hips,
viz.—the Williams and Liberty, from Riga.—
Sailed the AMPHITRI rs, Dutch frigate, for Cork.

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FROM LLOYDS LIST.

DEAL, OCTOBER o.—Sailed the FANNY armed
brig on a cruize.—Wind S. S. W.
GRAVESEND, OCTOBER 9.--Paffed by the Hero,
GRAY, from Archangel; Commerce, SAVAGE,
from Petarlburgh; Tartar, TAYLER, and Eram,
—, from Riga.—Sailed the Pomona, Ft rcH, for
New York; Lady Berkley, HUGHES, for Dublin;
William, and Triptolemus, B•YENDS, for
Hambnrgh.
EAST INDIA SHIPPING.
An overland difpatch from India has brought
an account of the an iv4l cf the following vetcls,
vi z.

At Bombay from London.—The Elio Ann, Capt. Ration;
Hercules, M•Farlain, (country Chips).
At Bombay from Chlni.—The Houghton, Captain Rees.
• At ditto, from ditto.—The Ganges, Captain Gray (regular
Company's Chip).
The latter fuflained fo much damage laR
ber, on her pafl'age from Bombay• to China, that
on her arrival at China, it was found necelrary to
order her round to Bombay to repair, bcfote the
would be capable of carrying tea to Europe.—
She is too large to he hove down at China.
At Bombay from Bengal —The Melville Cattle, Captain
Lumbe ; Shelton Cattle, ifaaes ; Travers, Saunders (Counpas
ny's extra Chips), to load for Europe.
At Bombay, from Bengal.—The Calcutta, Captain M'Do-
nald, and failed from thence for the Red Sea on the zoth of
May.
At Bengal, from Lifbon.—The Menturo, and the Vragenti.
The ARROGANT and VICT(PRIOUS, of 7+ guns
each, and the TRIDENT, of 64 guns, failed on a
cruize from Bombay about the middle of May.
It i-. Lid in India, that Sir Hosts PO►HAM is
gone tip the Red Sea
The latctl d.ttes are, the 19th of May from
Bombay, and aad March from Bengal.
Captain Rsis, of the liituoti lON, arrived at
Bombay from China, law in her palftge a bale of
cotton (Crewed, and feveral frail planks, prefumed
to belong to the EARL. Tatanr, Captain DIM!,
STIR. They bare fent two velfels front Bombay
to Cochin, with a vicw of dilcasering if any per-
6,ris have furvived the dreadful fate there is every
rcal,,n to think has befallen her.

1 he SEAFIORSI frigate, Captai❑ FonTr, and the
fleet of Indiamen, which failed under her convoy
rrom Portfmouth on the 9th of September, were
all well on the lilt, in lat. 36. 41. long. 14. 4s.
with a fair wind.

COVENT-GARDf N THIATI.C.—The
1 integrity was pertOrmed A lecond ti
vith Wreck. Previous to the Pity,
VaS made by Mr Muatas fur the al
Li. Jonnsy,s, who was prevented 13!
torn appearing. His part was in cunt
,y Mr. WILKIMI.III, i.) M hit. it the
their fanOiou ssith their accu:towed

new Comedy
inic 1.111 night
v, an arology
abfence of Mr.
by an accident
ucquence read
audience lent t
golcl-natnrc.
London, England, 1801-03-04

DISTRIBUTION OF PRIZE-MONEY.

The crew of the cutter Swt FT will be paid the
proceeds of the remainder of the cargo of the
In-
gebtrrg Mathia, henceforward at Arundel-ftreet,
the till& Thurfday mon•lily for three years.
To the crew of the GANG Es, for the capture of
the French fhip la Marl onen, (by the ESEsui.uto,
and for which they (bare by agreement.) the un-
paid 'lures remitted from the Welt Indies, by
WALT t R Cotn_uuoum, Efq. of Antigua, will be in
courfe of recall at No. i so, High-ftreet, in the
Borough, from Saturday next the 7th infant.
The crew of the 13,1, for the capture of the Jo-
hanna Dutch hoy, in company with the Gssr-
TOM, KIST, Roles ILY and RANGIER will be paid
their proportions of the proceeds on board the Paid
,fitip, to-morrow, the sth initant; and afterwards
at the Swan in Arundel-ftreet.

The crew of the
be brig Omuta for the captum
of the Elizabeth, will paid their proportions of
proceeds of twenty-five hogilseads of fugar con-
demned out of faid prize, on board the faid brig
at Yarmouth, on Saturday the 7th ital.
(For Wharf Promotions, Bankrupts, are. fee the IA peel
London, England, 1801-03-04

This day were publifbcd, price 21.
rvTWO SERMONS on the PROCLAMATION
December 3, ao3, and on the CI,FNERAL PAST,
February 13, 18os ; preached at The Catkin! of Winebefter,
and dedicated, in a Letter, to the Nihon of Wincheiter.
By the Rev.EDMUND POULTER, Prebendary, &c.
Sold by J. White, Fleetaltreet ; and Dadcli and Davies, in
the Strand.
London, England, 1801-03-04

LORD ELDON.
This day was publlftied,
APORTRAIT of the Right Hon. LORD
ELDON, Lord Chief Junky of his Majeftes Court of
Common Pleas; from the original Painting exhibited laft year
Sy T. I.swarx cr, Efq. R. A. Principal Painter to his Majesty,
Engraved and publifhed by J. R. Storm Engraver in Mez-
zotint° to his Royal Highnefs the Prince of Wales, at Nu. 3t,
King-ltreet, Covent-garden.
Size of the Plates r 8 inches by Z 4. P.ice of die Prima, plain,
Half a Guinea: in colour', One Conies. A few copies, co-
loured in oil, IL zis.6d.
London, England, 1801-03-04

STATE. PRISONERS.

We une.,ii fland it is intended that the Tiabens
Corpus Sufpennon Bill iliould die a natural death.
it expires on the t 7t•li it:Ent, and is not to be re.
new .•d.

"F he perfons who have b'en for three years held
in dole confinement in different gaols, under the
rulpernlon of the Habeas Corpus Al, have been
brought up before lticu a Ito FOKD, Elq. and filch
of them as chofe to enter into recognizance for
their appearance, if called noon, were liberated.
They all gave bail, except Colonel DESPARD, Mr.
LEM Al Tit E. and Mr. HODGSON, who pofitively
filed to enter into recognizance, or to do any aa
by which they might give their fan lion to what
they deemed the unconflitutional meafure of their
imprifonment. Thole three were therefore detained
in the cullody of the Meffengers.
Yetterday Mr. Los tram was liberated from the
Tower, where he has been kept a State Pritimer
in dole cultody ever fince the month of April,
1799. His former furetics, Mr. Pr.axsom and
Mr. HOLT IVHITE, catered into a recognizance
for his appearance, when called upon, in the rum
of pool. each.
The peifons confined in Fort St. George are
not liberated along with the Englifh prifuners.
There are doubts on their cafe.

IRELAND.

DUBLIN, FEBRUARY 26.

Yefterday the decilion of the Court.Martitl,
lately held on Capt. JOHN Git FARD, of the Dublin
City Militia, w•as made public at the Court-Mar-
tial Room in the Barrack.—The following ar:-
copies of the Sentence and the LORD Lt t
N A NT'S Letter to General CRAIG, enclofing l:ic
Excellency's Warrant :

BY THE LORD LIEUTENANT-GENERAL AND

NERAL-GOVERNOR OF ItiELAND.
London, England, 1801-03-04

AN ESTA TE WANTEII,_

WANTED to purchafe, an ESTATE, with
a good Faini!y l'otonfi:.L, and r.y quantity of Land;
diftan:e from ten to thirty mils from London.
Any perfon having loch to dilpofe of, will plenfe to addrefs.
the particulars to It. W. Forbes, E.fq. No. :b, Ely Plzce, Holborn

Ilit day were pt:bli lied, in toolteap Svc). price 4s. 6d. boards,
Volume the Second, of
SERMONS. By the Rev. SYDNEY SMITH,
A. M. late Fellow of New College, Oxford.
Printed for T. N. Longman and 0. Rees, N 0.39, Pater-
noiter-row. Of wbom may be had, jolt publifhed,
A new Falitiou of Volume I. Price is. 6d. boards.
London, England, 1801-03-04

PICOT DIAMOND.

March 2.
N°. 9,4101, drawn this Morning stnd entitled
to the grand Prise of the PIGOT PPIAMONIA WM
fait' by

HORNSBY and C..
At their old-eftabliated State-Lottery 01Sok
Nn. 26. CORNHILL,
Who alto fold, in the Year 2774, the Grand Diamond ?dies
in Cox's Mufeum Lottery.
ENGLISH STATE LOTTERY,
Now DRAWING.
WARRANTED UNDRAWN.

The Tickets and Shares, on the very loweit poffible Terms,
will continue on Sale during the whole of the Drawing of the
prcfcn Statc-Lottcy, warranted undrswn at the Time of
purchafing by which Mode the Putchafer will be as fees= as
if the Ticket or Share had been bought before the Wheel went
round.
The following CAPITAL PRIZES have been Sold. Pared.
and Regiftered; by HORNSIIf and Co.
2 Prizes of Thirty Thoufand Pounds.
y Prises of Twenty Thoufand Pounds.
Prizes of Fifteen T4sufand Pounds.
Prises of Ten Thoufand Pounds.
19 Prizes of Five Thoufand Pcr.uids.
3o Prises of Two Thoufand Pounds.
49 Prism of One Thopfand Pounds.
71j Piing of Fin liso4 0 Polaris.
London, England, 1801-03-04

PROM LLOYD'S LIST.

Drat, Maim, t.—Arrived, and failed for the
River, the TRITON, DUNLOP, from India; and is
Beet of Tranfports from Portfmonth.--.—Came
down the LORD Duscas, for India, and
remains.—Wind S. W.

MARCH 2.—Arrived, and failed for the River,
the Euridice, Comeron, from Martinique.
MARCH 3.—Sailed the ST. GRORGF, ADMIRAL
Nrt.soti, Russet., and AGINCOURT, men of war.
Wind W. S. W.
GRAVESEND, MARCH t.—Sailed the Mary, DA-
VIDS'On, for New Providence ; Minerva, Cu AT.
lAN, for Dublin; and Afia, WARDLOW, for India.

MAf CN 2.•••Pda' (Ted by the St. Andrew,
tom Malaga; Ariel, BRAWL), from Baltimore;
Gibraltar Packet, Moose, from Lifbon ; Concord,
from Cork ; Three Sifters, Boseess, from
Charleftown; Galen, —, General Lincoln, Hop-
sins, Sophia Heorica, Fabius, Fier LL,
and Abigail, BELL, alt from Virginia.—Sailed the
WALPOLF, SANDILAIIMI, for India; Ann, //ICI..
ILL, and Little Melville,--, for Africa ; Mer-
cury, Tares, for Charleftown; Fair American,
Woon, for Virginia; Hamburgcn, BORIC, and
Louif.i, Lassie, for Hamburgh.
Mato, 3.—Paflcd by the AIIA, —; and
Experiment, Gowill , from London; John,
Cortin•m, from St. Sebaftian's ; and Hebe, Hay,
fr'tn Cork.—Sailed the Patty, for Lon-
donderry; Juno, —; and Friendfhip, J•es,
for Hamburgh; Alexander, GIAIY, for Virginia;
and Northern Libertas, for Charleftown.
London, England, 1801-10-19

Artskarns, Mr. TOWNSEND; Rimen;s, Mr. STREET.
Bentira, Mrs. ATKRiS ;
And Mundane, Mrs. tILLINGTON.
Who will introduce a Bravura Song, with an Oblipto Mean-
=la on the Violin, by Mr. WIICUSILL.L, eompofed by
ilalsrldth will be added the Comedy of
LOVERS' QUARRELS.
&mho, Mr. FAWCF7IT ;
Don Carlos, Mr BETTERTON ; •
Lopez, Mr. BLANCHARD.
Jacintha, Mrs. MATTOCKS;
Angellus, Mrs. ST. LEL:ER ; Leonora, Mrs. GLOVER.
This Evening—King Richard the Third ; with' the Efcapes.
Oo Wednefday Mr. Cooke will perform the Charadttrs of
Ithylock slid Sir Arehy IVPSareafm,in the Merchant of Venice,
and Low-a-la.Modo.
On Saturday Mrs. Billington wnl perform.