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London, England, 1801-08-06

WEYMOUTH, AUGUST 4.

The Royal Family came on Atom yefterday
evening at half pea five. On his Maissrr's ar•
rival at Gloucefter Lodge, he received the plea-
ting intelligence of the defeat of the Spani(h fqua-
dron. As foon as the Royal Family had taken
refiefhtnent, they went to the Theatre. On their
MailISTlll entering the Houfe, gs Role Brittorsia,"
and " God fave the Kap" were lung by the per-
formers with great fpirit.
The Duke of CUMIERLAND left here yefierday
morning, His Royal Highnefs bmkfafted at the
!Lines Amu, Dorchefter, and afterwards went
to Milton Abbey, the feat of the Earl of Doe-
CHISTIIt, where the Prince dined and flept that
night.
This morning after breakfaft, the Ktwo, Prince
Apo'. rit us, with their equerries on horfeback, and
her MkJ trr y and the Path in their foeiables,
rode to Dorchefter to fee the North Devon Militia
reviewed by their Commander, Lord Bosieonow.
They are a fine let of men. His Maissvv ex-
prefred himfelf highly fatisfied with the difcipline
of the corps.
The Rover. FAMILY, after the review, partook
of an elegant cold collation provided by Lord Bo-
KINGDOM at his tent on the ground, and at two
o'clock returned to the Lodge to dinner.
The Earl of Cuisvearisus is jnft arrived, and
accompanied his MAJarrr in Ws walk on the
Efplanade with General GUTS. and Colonels
FITZROY, CAILTWILIGHT and MAIIIIIVARING•
Mrs. Mot tom Purr breakfalled this morning
with the Royai. Fstiu.v : the band belonging to
the North Devon Militia played feveral favourite
iairs oppofite Gloucelter Lodge.

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London, England, 1801-08-06

CHATHAM, AUGUST 3.

A few days fine Commiffioner Hors, of this
dock-yard, took into the fervice feveral barges in
the River, which are fitting with all expedition, to
be employed as gun-boats. Yellerday failed for
Blackftakes the Awes-re, lately fitted as a floating
battery. Yefterday, although it was Sunday, the
contraft riggers, and the riggers of our yard, were
employed to bend the fails on board the MONARCH,
for her to fail to Blackftakes this day, if poffible.
London, England, 1801-08-06

DEAL. AUGUST s.

9* led thettiLitANT frigate on a cruiie.--Lai
night arrived an armed cutter, which left Lord
NaLsow yetlerday forehoon at eleven o'clock. He
was then engaged with the gun veldt and Idte-
ries: feveral of the former were deftroyed, with-
out damage to his Lordtbip's fquadron.
London, England, 1801-11-24

NAUTICAL INTELLIGENCE.

MAILS THIS DAY.—WIND W. S. W.
ARLIVED. .
o Hamburgh,
• Dublin, N0v.20,
z Waterford, Nov. UP,
3 Donnaghadee, Nov. a, 19, 2c,

CU r.
3

FALMOUTH, Nov. al.—Sailed the PRINCE ADDL.
taus Packet, Capt. Jowls, for Litbun, with the
Mail of the 17th inftant. The Dime or CVMBRIt•
LAND Packet for the Weft Indies is waiting the ar-
rival of the Mail of the third Wednefday of the
month.

Haawicu,. Nov. 23.—There being lao
fice Packet in harbour, the Mail of the zoth ii L
was this afternoon put on board the hired valet
Elizabeth, HART mailer, which failed inure.
diately for Cuxhaven.

YARMOUTH, Nov. 23.—The George of Yar-
mouth, Captain WILLIOCR, fails from this place
on Sunday next, with paffengers and goads, for
Hamburgh : no packets are yet arrived, the wind
blowing frefh at north-weft. Sailed the Olive.
Captain Hoot ; Jane, FISH ; and Squirrel, Wicx-
HAM, with rock and pafengers for Rotterdam.
Remain the Bientssisa, Admiral DtcssoN ; Mo-
IiARCH, Admiral Owes, flag thips ; the Asa,
VETERAN, ASSISTANCE, Panics OF ORANGE, Ara.
MiMNON, ST. ALAANS, STANDARD, RUBY, RA l•
3011411 LE, FOLYPHENII/S, SHANNON, FTLADES.,
touss,lNspacsoa, HARPY, RAMOS*, KITS,LYNX,
MITZI, Calmat, and VIDIITTI.
PORTSMOUTH, Nov. 23.--Arrived the Aurora,
MATTH iws, for the South Seas; and the lacy,
Do st eats, for the Bay of Honduras.
Gs Hoc it, Nov. iB.—One of the paffage boat,
coming from Glafgow, yefterday, was upfct in a
fudden fqualt, oppofite the five mile none : fhe
filled in a few minutes, and went to the bottom,
when every foul on board, except the mailer, perifr..
ed. He was picked up by a (mall Hoop that was
force way ahead, which immediately made for the
place where the accident happened : the crew ard
paffengers, amounting to t 8 or r 9, were all in the
cabin when the went down. The paEngcrs in
the mail coach, which was pafllng at the time, trete
fpc•ftators of this !hocking fcene, but could afford
no aff fiance whatever. The Haller now lies in a
weakly Rate at Port Glafgow.
London, England, 1801-08-01

TO THE EDITOR OF THE STAR.

Sit—Tithes have long been confidered a fubjc
of great grievance, both from their tendency to
check a fpirit of general improvement, and the ob-
noxious manner in which they are often coUetfted
by tithe farmers, and the unprincipled part of the
Clergy.—l am unfortunately fituated in a Pariffi,
where one of this latter defcription occafionally re-
fides. One of chore charafters emphatically de-
fcribed by Mr. HORNR Toots, in the following
words : " Neither defigned by Nature nor Edu-
cation for the Sacred Funetion; who fomehow
contrives to procure Ordination, but who would
have been much more fitly employed in making
hobnails."
A man under the influence of his own paffions,
in a conftant (late of effervercence, and regardlefs
of thole precepts of his Div IN a MAIM, which in-
culcated " Peace and good will towards men."—
An overbearing intolerant difpofition, united to
the fear of having tithes taken in kind (which, to
an irduflrious farmer, is more dittreffing than a
Rack Rent), has enabled him to hold his parifh-
ioners in a (late of Vaffialage for years ; dealing out
to them that quantum of Church Duty which fu is
his owa difpofition and convenience, and retaining
Curates without any licence from the Ordinary,
that he may gratify himfelf by dientiffing them at
pleafure, which he frequently does. For many
years, this Gentleman has been in the habit of re-
fiding for fia months of the year in the County
town, and for thefe Lift foss years, has negleeted
to officiate in his Parifh Church in any capacity
whatever, yet enjoys full health and`vigour. He
employs a Curare at prefent, who comes once a
we:.k to gallop over Divine Service, which is the
amount of all the duty wc have performed in a
Re&ory of fome value. Shall it be laid, that this.
man "labours in the Vineyard," or has any title
to receive indulgence from a Bill laid to be now
pending in Parliament ? I poffefs a little Cottage
in this parifh, with a neat Garden round it, which
appears to have attrafted the attention of this be-
nevolent Prieft. My Garden, which I have tome
little pride in, is now vifited daily by a tithing man,
properly educated for the purpofe of creating vex-
ation, and avowedly acknowledged to be his chief
motive. A fituation like this, which is remote
from my large market town, vaill not admit of any
void for the articles produced in a Kitchen Gar-
el-n. Terrors of the Exchequer are held up to my
fel rants, if a flrawberry or cherry is pulled by the
children without the Tithing man 'icing prefent.—
Under there circumflances, Mr. rot rout, (for the
law affords no fufficient retirees) I hope you will
pert-it the infertion of this Ihott (latement, that
f9me Member of the I.eg,fi it tir: m.oy confider and
gc it in fin port if .tr.y all that r.lay hereafter
be brought alit n the ilonfe of Commons, for the
116,1ition ill tithes. I am, hit, yours, Ito STICUS.
London, England, 1801-08-01

SATURDAY, AUGUST z.

- -
PRICE OF STOCKS THIS' DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK
3 per C. CooL money, 31311.—Ditto., for account, 59,
Reduced 594-5 per Cent:sl93-240v Ditto 94
0-
Long Ann. 111 11 InniUM 641 7.
PRICE OF STOCKS YESTERDAY
Bank Stock 166{ I.ring Ann. IS 1-z6
3 per Cent. Red. 391 1 S9i I
Short Ann. 34 3-16
3 per C. COnc.3Bii 4. 3 per C. Imp. 384 ;Si
4 Pertent. 7511 I • imp. AIM I I 3-1161
per C. NaVy 924 if* Oninhim 6,1 /6/
5 Per C. 1.01. 94* Conf. for AuSOft SS,

Captain YAWS, of the Hee mem., is arrived at
the Admiralty, and, we are informed, brings an
account of the total deftrudlion of the French
fquadron in Algefiras Bay. At the commence-
ment of the ation, it teems, the HANNIBAL got
a-ground, end was loft in confequence of the ac-
cident. As a Gazette will loon put the public in
poffeflion of the particulars, we than not Rate the
rumours now circulating, but wait for its appear-
London, England, 1801-08-01

GER MANY.

VIENNA, JULY Is.
According to accounts from Paris, the French
Government will not fend an Ambaffador, but
only an Envoy to Vienna; and an Auftrian Envoy
is in like manner expeEted at Paris, fince in the
Treaty of Campo-Formio the maintenance of En-
voys only is ftipulated, and the Treaty of Lunerille
is founded on that of Campo-Formlo. Count PHI-
LIP CoextrrzEL will therefore go as Imperial En-
voy Extraordinary, or Ambaffador to Paris ; and
the Counfellor of State, Citizen CHAMPAGNY, will
come as French Envoy to Vienna.
The Privy• Conference Minifter, Count PHILIP
CoBEHrzFL, who is appointed Ambaffador to Pa-
ris, «•ill fct out for that city In the Autifmn.
The Honourable ARTHUR P&G ET, who is ap-
pointed Britifh Envoy Extraordinary to our Court
in the room of Lord MOT°, is expected here in
the prefent month. Heiras arrived at Naples from
Palermo, and only waits for paffes from General
MURAT, to proceed on his journey to Vienna.
Yeflerday Lord MINYO fent off a Courier to
Conflantinople with difpatches from London.

LONDON.
London, England, 1801-08-01

ante.

The Hamburgh Mail, due on Wednefday, ar-
rived at a late hour laft night. In the preceding
columns we have given every thing worthy of
notice brought by this conveyance. The news
from Egypt come only down to the date of Ge-
nen' HUTCH! M SON'S laft difFtches, and therefore
deferve the lets notice in thole particulars pot
Elated in that Commander's letters.

On Thurfday morning his MAJeSTY acid Prin-
cefs AucusTx took an airing ott horfeback, at-
tended by General GALT a, Coroasis CAarwitto HT,
FITZROY, &C. In
. the evening their MAJISTIESAC
PRINCMIS, and Prince Awn., Hos went to the
Theatre at Weymouth.
At a Council held at Gloncefter Lodge, on
Thurfday morning, at which were prefcnt his
Royal Highnefs the Duke of CUMIRRLAND, the
Duke of PORTLAND, Earl RossLyN, Lord PEL-
HAM, Mr. YORK, and Mr. WINDHAM, his Grace
the Duke of PORTLAND reigned the Seals of his
Office, which his MAJEsTy afterwards delivered
into the hands of Lord PII.HAM, who has ap.
pointed Mr. Coons Under Secretary of State in
his department, in the room of MI. FINCH HAT-
TON.

•The Duke of PORTLAND afterwards took his
feat, as Prefident of the Council.,

His MAJSSTY afterwards figised an Order of
Council, for proroguing the Parliament to the
Fifteenth Day of September next.
Yel!tray morniug the MAYOR and Aldermen
of Portfmouth waited on Prince WILLIAM of
GLisucarrest' at General Wrsimocxes, and
prefented his Royal Highnels with the franchife
of a Burgefs of that Borough.•

Mr. Cirr astir, the rich Eaft-Indian, has par-
chafed Stone-Hoare. near Margate, built by Sir
CH•tLLS LIT MOND, and late the feat of Sir HAW
HARIPVIR, (Or yOOO guineas.

The following article is copied from the Jena
Literaryratlournal (ifikenseine Literedwr Zeitint.)—
" Adroi ?lissom, during his flay with a part of
the Englifh Baltic fleet in the harbour of Warne-
munde, prefented Counfellor Tv c HUN, of Rollock,
through the bands of Lord No LIT, with the large
gold medal flruck in commemoration of the
viaory of Aboukir. It was accompanied with
another curiofity, a very polite note which the
Admiral had written with his left hand. The
engaging civility, politenefs, and agreeable be-
haviour of the Officers of this fleet, and of all
the people in general which thofe by whom they
were vifited cannot fufficiently extol, completely
defiroys that prejudice which has prevailed in
Germany againft the Englias charafter, and for
which too jug ground has been given by the con.
Jul of individual travellers, in whom that deli-
cate attention to the more poliffied manners of fo-
dal life has not always been obferved."

Malta

GINIRAL DISTRIBUTION OF THL BRITISH ARMY,

♦UGUST I.

Replam .Fassi Mi. T.. Av.
.1.11. Bat.Cson-
angland and Waits s 4 $4 3 74 125 40
North Britain 2 - I 2 14 6

Ireland
Terizy, Guerafey, &c.
The Baltic -

Gibraltar, Minorca, and
London, England, 1801-08-01

FOR THE STAR.

METHOD OF PRESERVING CORN IN SACKS.-Pro-
vide a reed-cane, or other hollow flick, made fo by
glewing two Clicks grooved hollow; let it be about
three feet nine inches long; and, that it may be the
eafier thruft down to the bottom of the corn in
the fack, its end is to be made taper to a point,
by a wooden plug that is fixed in, and (lops
the orifice. About an hundred and fifty fmall
holes of one eighth of an inch diameter, arc to be
bored on all fides of the flick, from its bottom, to
two feet ten inches of its length ; but no nearer to
the furface of the corn, left too great a proportion
of the air should efcape there. By wreathing
pack-thread in a fpiral fcrew-like form round the
flick, the boring of the holes may be the better
regulated, fo as to have them about half an inch
dillan' towards the bottom, but gradually at wider
diftances lo as to be an inch asunder at the upper
part ; by which means the lower part of the corn
will have its doe proportion of frelh air. To the
top of the click let there be fixed a leathern pipe
ten inches long t which pipe is to be diftended by
two yards of fpiral wire coiled up within it. At
the upper part of the pipe is fixed a taper wooden
fawcet,into which the nofe of acommon houfehold
bellows is to be put, in order to ventilate the corn.
If corn, when firft put into Cocks, be thus aired
every other, or third day, for ten or fifteen mi-
nutes, its damp fwear, which would hurt it, will,
in a few weel:s, be carried off to Each a degree,
that afterwards it will keep fweet with very little
airing, as has been found by experience.
By the fame means many other kinds of feeds,
as well as corn, may be kept fweet, either in fads
or fmall bins; but then in bins the air links mutt
be made only near the bottom of the canes, be.
caufe the air muff in that cafe all afcend nip.rards,
fine it cannot go through the fides of the bin, as
it will through lacks.
This method mull not be underflood to refer to
barley; all other grain is fafely preferved in this
snowier.: but nothing can prevent a deleterious
fermentation of barley once out of the flraw.
London, England, 1801-08-01

NUMBER 3965

fIANCIVER-SQYARE CONCERT ROOMS.
ISS LINWO-011's EXHIBITION, with
.I.VI ADDITIONAL PICTDRES, is re-opened, and will
continue every Day, (Sundays excepted), from Nine in the
morning till eygning.--Admittance One Shilling.
London, England, 1801-02-12

HULL., PEER JAlllt s.

The AMAZON frigate has captured, and this
morning fent into this port, three fail of Danilli
veffels: it is espetted alto that five more fail will
be fent in tomorrow, captured by the fame Ihip,
being part of a fleet of upwards of fifty fail that
left the ports of Norway a few da) ago.
London, England, 1801-02-12

INC IRELAND.

The Committee appointed to take into confide.
ration, what additional orders, and what other re-
gulations it may be
.proper to make, relative to
the proceedings of this Houfe, in confequence of
the Union of Great Britain and Ireland ; and to
report the fame, with their opinion thereupon, from
time to time, to the Houle—have• made a pro-
grefs in the matters to them referred ; and have
come to the following Refolutions, viz.
Ili-lotted—That it is the opinion of this Committee, that all
Perron* who will queftion any returns of Members to fate an
Parliament, for that part of the United Kingdom, called Ire-
land, which have been, or may be made to writs already if=
fuel, a>: ordered to be iffued, do queftion the fame within at
days after the fame !hail have been, or !ball be refpcdtiveiy re-
turned into the Crown Office of that part of the United King-
dom, called England.
Refolved—That it is the opinion of this Committee, that
all Perron. who will queftion any mums of Mcmhers to frrve
in Parliament for that part of the United Kingdom, called
Ireland, to writs not already ailed or ordered to he .rued, do
Tuition the fame, by prefer/hag a Petition t• this Houk, with-
ill fourteen days nest, after the fame (hall have been brought
"ffato the Crown Office of that pan of the United Kingdom.
called England; or by lodging a Petition in the Office of the
Clerk of the Crown in that part of the Upited Kingdom, railed
Ireland, within fourteen days next, after the fame doll have
been brought into the Paid Offke.
Refolved—That it is the opinion. of this Committee, that
when any filch Petition IhaU have hem lodged in the Paid Office
of Clerk of the Crown, in that pan of the United Kingdom
called Ireland, within the time befbre limited, the Paid Clerk
Atoll forthwith make a copy thereof, to be preferred in the (aid
Office; and immediately thereupon Sall tranfrnit filch original
Petition (in the method ufed in conveying returns of Wrati) to
the Speaker of the Houk of Comma to be by him laid be-
fore the Houfe: and, that M cafe no Inch Petition (hall bate
been lodged in the fold Office, within the rime before limited,
the Islet Clerk of the Crown Man forthwith tranfmit a Certif •
este, in the Hke manner, to the Speaker of the Hook of Com-
e:mos, Sped by blanfetf or his Deputy, (reifying the tin e
when fuch return was made. and that winch Petition bad iWC.I3.
lodged in his Office previous to the date cilia Cenific.cc.'
London, England, 1801-02-12

FALMOUTH, FED. 9.

Sailed—the Earl Gower packet, Capt. DEAKE,
for Lifbon, with the mails of the 27th ult. and 3d
; alfo the Lady Frances, Captain EDMUNDS,
with the mails for ,Barbadoes, Martinique, and Ja-
maica, of the 4th intl. The Mary, with the New
York mail of the 4th inft. is detained for fail-a
ing orders. Sailed alto, the American fhip.Walls
'ington, Capt. WILLS!, for Norfolk, 'Virginia.—
On the 7th inftant arrived here the Accusal fri-
gate, Capt. Diosv, from a cruise off the coati of
Spain ; on which day alto put back the fhip
Capt. MOSELEY, one of thofe which failed from
hence on the a4di ult. under convoy of the Fir
!loop of war, for. Africa ; who on teeing fix fail
(fuppofed enemies), made lignal to dtfperfe.
London, England, 1801-02-12

COURT OF COMMON PLEAS, FEB. it.

Lord ELDON delivered the judgment of the Court
on the Rule granted eat! Trinity Term againtt Mr.
Baddeky, an Attorney, on a complaint made by
one Adams, his hate Clerk, refpating his Articles.
The Court after having given the butmcfs the molt
mature confideration, were of opinion that Mr.
Baddeley had anfwered the charge preferred
againtt him, and therefore the Rule was difchatgcd.

On Monday the fecond of next Month the Eng-
lifh State Lottery begins drawing. The Tickets,
Halves,Q2arters, Eighths, and Sixteenth Stamped
Shares are falling in the greaten Variety of Num-
bers, and lowed terms, at Mr. NicHOLSON'S Office,
No. 16, Cornhill, oppofitc the Bank of England ;
where the fchemes at large, containing the parti-
culars of the extraordinary fucedi wbich has at-
tended the purehafers at this office, are to be had
gratis. N. B. As Tickets and Shares will not k
haw., Merchants, Clubs, &c. &c. will lave money
by an immediate purchafe.

No. 26, CORN HILL, LONDON:—.III.O :it Liverpool
and Exeter. Pigot Diamond Tickets are felling,
at Two Guineas eathi by IfgatiSbY and Co. The
Prize is valued at 30,000 and is to be determin-
ed by the Drawing of the prefent Englifli Lottery.
—lt will be the Firft-drawn Ticket of the Num-
bers from t to 11,428, inelyave. The only
Diamonds that ever were ditpofed of by Lottery
were fold by HORNSBY and CO. in the year 1774,
at their old eflablitlted State-Lottery Office.
HORNSBY and Co. beg leave to recommend an
early Purchafe, on account of the very trifling
Number they have for Sale.
London, England, 1801-02-12

LAW INTELLIGENC.E.

COURT OF NJNO's BENCH, FEBRUARY Ip.

•ITEL V. POTTS.
This was a motion for a new trial. It was an
anion on a policy of infurance on the Dana brig
'Elizabeth, from Bourdeanx to ss. Thomas's, war-
ranted neutral property, which had been captured
and carried into Guadaloupe. The cargo, con-
fitting of wine, was kept for the ufe of the colony,
and another cargo of colonial produce fubilituted
by the commandant of that Wand. After the had
(ailed from Guadaloupe, the was taken by an In-
bar thip of war, and carried into Nevis, and cow
afcated. The Jury, found for the Plaintiff. It was
contended, on the part of the underwriters, that
by the evidence produced on the trial, the Captain
had agreed to fell the cargo four days previous to
the compulfory a& of the commandant ; and that
the underwriters were difcharged from all liability.
The Jury, they contended, hid come to a wrong
conclution on the former trial.
Lord Kam yes was of opinion, there ought not
to be a new trial. He faid, if the Wand were in
want of the cargo of this (hip, it was likely the
band of poster would be extended to fupply their
wants; he thougbt the Jury had decided right.—
Rule difcharged.
FEBRUARY IT. ' •

Mr. GAILIOW 11;ewesicaufe againft a Rule ob-
tained by Mr. Mt,: AY for fetting :tilde an award;
the principal obj,:etion dated was, that Mr. Oli-
phant, who had been called in as an umpire, had
'not Pealed the award as well as tigncd it, the fub-
nlitlion exprefsly requiring fuch terms. After
fome argument it was agreed to be referred back
to Mr. Oliphant.
London, England, 1801-02-12

PLYMOUTH, FEBRUARY 7.

Caste in the Danifh (hip Catherina, Capt. Hew-
SLIM from Bourdeaus, bound to Drontheim,
laden with wine and brandy, detained by the Su-
MARROW of 14 guns, Lieutenant NiciioLsos, and
the Swedifh galliot Neptunus, of Wolgafl, Capt.
HAGEMAN Km!, from Nantz, bound to Malaga,
laden with hoops, hides, and linens, detained by 11
his Majefty's !hip CONCORD, of 36 guns, Captain
BURTON. This is the vefill the had in tow at the
time when the fell in with the French fquadron,
and was in confequence obliged to calt off juft as
the frigates began the engagement.
Sailed to join the Channel Fleet, the PRINCE
GEORGE, of 98 guns, Rear Admiral Corroa.—
Came in the GLORY, of 98 guns, Capt DRAPER,
from Torbay.
FEB. to.—Came in the Hamilton, of London,
Captain JOHN HYNDMAN, from London to Pro-
vidence, laden with merchandise : the failed from
Portfmnuth under convoy of his Majefty's !hip FLY,
of 16 guns, Captain Duvaz, and on the tit inft.l
in confequence of a fignal being made from the
Commodore of an enemy's fleet being in fight, the
whole fleet inftantly difperfed ; and the Hamilton
being a prime failer, the effeaed her efcape, and
never law but one of the chips after the fignal
was obeyed. The enemy's fquadron that was
Peen, was cruising off Cape Finiftere, and mutt
have been that which chaced and engaged the
CONCORD frigate : feveral of the Fi.v's convoy were
heavy failors, and it is much feared they may have
been captured: the FLY with the greater part of
the fleet were bound to Africa, and the whole con-
fitted of thirteen fail.

On the 3d inft. the Hamilton was overtaken by a
very fevere gale of wind, by which the (hip laboured
fo much, that the is in much dillrefs, and fo leaky
that the crew, for feveral days paa, were obliged
to leave the pumps and bale at the hatchway.

YARMOUTH, FEBRUARY zo.

This morning arrived the DIANA Packet, Capt.
DEANE, with Mails,' and Mars. KIRICP•TRICK,
RAWLINS, and feveral Foreigners.—Arrived a
Swede, laden with timber and iron, fent in by the
Csolzra brig.
One P. M. arrived the Panicess ROYAL, Capt.
HAN MOND, in 36 hours, from land to land, with
the Mail, and Mellis. MARANO, AssAHAsts,
and WEIICEN, paffengers.--Arrived a Swede,
fent in by his Majefly's !hip SHANNON.

PORTSMOUTH, FEBRUARY to.

Arrived from Lifbon, the Eitny m tow of 44 guns,
Sir THOMAS Witt' ast s, Km. having lately landed
his Royal Highnefs Panics Auourr us and
Suite.—The CAMIIRIAN, Hon. A. X. LEGGE, and
the Dinner, Lord HENRY PAVIATT, are gone
out of harbour to Spithead.
FRI. 11.-ailesltlle Minerva, RICHARDSON,
William Dent, Musson, and 13c1lona, Lasts, for
India.

SHEERNESS, FEBRUARY to..

Arrived at the Note, this dry, his I'4.C:city's
gate BLANCHE, of 32 guns, Captain Hasa:two,
from the River Thames; Ilse is a new Ihip, lately
launched at Dudman's yard. Tie SILIT. C.aptain
Wat.cialts, went out of harbour.
London, England, 1801-08-24

PORTSMOUTH, AUGUST 23.

Yellerday arrived the CAMBRIAN. of 44 guns,
Hon. Captain LEGGE, from St. Helena; the has
brought in with her the Crown Prince, tinder Pruf-
fian colours, from Batavia, with a very valuable
cargo on board. The CAMBRIAN was lent to Eng-
land with difpatches from Sir ROGER CURTIS, at
the Cape. Several thoufand letters were alfo
brought home by her, and landed here lift night.
Arrived the CONSTANCE, of 24 guns, Captain
MUDGE, from Oporto.
Arrived this evening, the RAVEN brig, loft from
Falmouth.
London, England, 1801-08-24

PLYMOUTH, AUGUST 22.

Came in the DASHER, of 18 guns, Captain To-
BIN, from a cruize ; Experiment, of and for Lon-
don, Captain BuNritio, from Martinique, laden -
with fugar and mclaffes ; and the Diana, of and
from Stockholm, Captain ZORNAW, with tar.=
Sailed to join the fleet off Brefl, the ROYAL SO-
Yr REIGN, of Ito guns, Vice-Admiral tir H. Ha It•
vax ; SAN JOSE►H, I 12, Captain WOLSELEY ; Go-
LIAH, 74, Captain ESSINGTON ; INDEFATIGABLY,
38, Captain SCOTT ; and the Lout sA, of 54, Lieu-
tenant TR UscOTT. Thurfday evening a fquadron
under the command of Admiral PoLl pallid by
the Sound to the Weftward.—Sailed the SUWAR-
ROW fchooner of 14 guns, to the Wefiward.
London, England, 1801-08-12

TEIMINGTON, TWICKENHAM, and HAMPTON.

TO BE SOLD, purfuant to a Decree of the High Court of
Chanc"ry, made in a Caufe, Vale and others o. Davenport
and othnrs, before John Simeon, Efq. one of the Matters of
tile kid Court, on Friday the 14th day of Auguii next, at
tne Public Sale Room M the raid Court, fituate in Southamp-
ton Buildings, Chancery-lane, London,.—!n Thirteen Lots, .
PART of the FREHO,LD and COPYHOLD
ESTATES Lite of John Davenport, Efq. deceafed, fituate
at Teddington, Twickenham, and Hampton, in the County
of Aliddlefez, confiiting of Three capital Manfion-houfea,
with foitable Olen thereto, Three other Dwelling-houks in
Tcddington-ftree, and Two Cottages near thereto, alfo about
Eight Acres of Arable, Mcadow,.and Paiture Land, great part
of which is fituate Immediately adjoining the River Thames,
and wdl calculated for BuEding-
Printed Particulars whereof may be had it the Paid Malts?,
Chambers, in Southampton Buildings, aforcfaid, and of Mcffm
V.inon,Vioes, and Fry, Solicitors, Lincoln's lon, where Plans
of t Eltates may be ken.
London, England, 1801-08-12

XIX.

ANALYTICAL ESSAYS towards promoting the CHE-
MICA.L KNOWLEDGE of MINERAL SUBSTANCES.
By MARTIN I lENRY KLAPROTII, Profeffor of Chc-
miftry, Alf fur to the Royal College of Phyffcians, Membet
at the Royal Academy of Science' at Berlin, and various other
:earned Societies. 1-radiated from the German. One large
Vol. 8"3. to'.6d.io boards.
XX.

rx.mrs on a COURSE of LECTURES on CHr.•
MISTR Y, d..'i•rcred at the Royal Inititut!on of Orest Brltaint
t Sot. GARNE'ET, AT. 1). 8,0. sa. in Boards.
XXI.

ANNALS of PHILOSOPHY, NAtURAI. HISTORY,
LITERATURE, AGRICULTURE, and
the Mi..CHANICAL and FINE ARTS; for the Year tlko.
By T. GARNETT, M.D. F. L.B. Profeffor of Natural Phi-
-1 i
phy and Chemlitry In the Royal Intl:salon, 2e;. and other
Gentlemen. pen. cos. 6d. in Boards.
The Annals of Philofophy will be offered to the World
once a Year, like the Annual Regifters, and wiii exhibit at one
View the v.arluot Improvements and Dircovcrics in the LA es's!
Departments of Science, Litsrature, and the Arts. References
to ths original Sources will in all Cafes be annexed, which will
enable the ReAskr to purfue his refearches, on any Subjea, t
th ouMain-head. He will have a fummary view of what-
eeer is important Is the different Departments, and a clue to
follow what may be interefting t) him.
London, England, 1801-08-12

FROM LLOYD'S LIST.

DEAL, Au° us,. t I.—Arrived the FLAMER sun-
veil-el from a cruife, and failed to Margate: nrnved
the LADY JANE DUNDAS, •-•-•••—; LADY BLIRCESS,
; and the BENI:SALL, from India, laft from
Portfmontb.—Wind N. E.

sotto, A ucusr t I.—Paffed by the Ad-
venture, STEVENS, fistm Greenland ; Amelia and
Mary, STE►HENSON, from Petcrlburglf; Emanuel,
rENDOM, from Rotterdam ; Vrow blargretta,
—; Endraght, Ll/NFIIS ; and Vrow Elizabeth,
—, from EmMen.—Sailed the Sovereign, MIT-
CHELL; for India; Mentor, EGLAII, for Conaanti.
'topic ; Twe Gcbroders, —, for Calais ; and
Jonge —, for Rotterd. m.
London, England, 1801-08-12

MARRIED.

On Monday, at Hatfield, by the Rev. Mr. Keet, Mr. Carr
Lucas, to Mifs Penrofe, daughter of James Penrofe, Efq.
On Tuefdaylait, at Norton Canon, in the county of Here-
ford, the Rev. Bowen Thickens, of Rigs, to Mif. Carl& of
Euley's-green.
On Thurfilay lift, at Billsapq-Waltham,HanthGeorlle Slot-
towe, Efq. to Milk Robinfon, only daughter of Captain Robin.
fon, of the Royal Navy.
Saturday, at St. Pancras, Joleph Seeley, of Kentifh Town,
Efq. to Mifs Hovil, of Great Hermitage.ftreet.
Same day, at St. Clement's Church, William Brien, Efq. of
Norfolk-ftrset, Strand. to Mee Dalblac of Dulwich.
At Leith, the 4th ins. Mr. Robert Auld (late of St. Pezerf-
burgh) merchant in Glafgow, to Mifs Ifandla Douglas, daugh-
ter of William Douglas, Efq. of Leith.
At Edinburg:., Hefter M'Lean, F.fq. only furvivinr fon of
the &ceded Hugh h•l'Leen, Efq. of Ktugerlocla, to Mifs El za
Frafer' only daughter of the decoded Captain John Fraliz, late
of the Sad raiment.

DIED.
On Monday, James Edward Lewis, Efq. aged 23, Lieute -
nant in the Royal Navy, and elden fon of James Lcwit, Lfq, of
Powis-place.
Lord Roffindre, at his honk is Dublin, on Thurfday Wt. His
Lordlhip left the Cattle the preceding night at eleve.n u'e.ieick,
which tune be betrayed no fymptoms of fo hidden a di:folut:oi..
By his demife,a vacancy occurs in the. Imperial Parliament.
Laft week, the Rev. Francis Dixon, Reetor of Bincomb,.
and Brodeway, in Dorfetihire, and fortue.rly cf College.
B. A. i 77 ; M. A. t 7So ; The reetory is in the
patroone of the Mailer and Fellows of Cato, College.
On the 19th of June, at Port Royal, Jamaica, of the yellow
freer, Mr. clward Erockfopp, Midn.ipman on board his ,
jetty's flip Magicienne.
On the 31 It ult. the Rev. Mr. James Herron, milliner of the
parill of Kirkgunsesa.
At Edinburgh, the 23d tilt. Lieutenant-General Alexander
Carnpliell, of Glendaruel.
I.lft welt, at Farnham Royal, Bucks, in the 45d year of
his age, Joins Wiltiamfon, Efq.
Wedneft:ay Wt, at Captain Ximenes'a, at Scar Place, Mrs.
Serra.

At the ilk of Nith. on the 29th ult. Mrs Anne Wclfh, daugh-
ter of the late Wm. WJIb, Efq. of Snaid.

CGOKSE Of EXCHANGE.
Harnburgh st ci4 U. Venice .43
Abona . 3t 6ai U. Litbon 63
Leghorn 54 Oporto - 63
Nap - 41 Dublin - 14
Genoa 481

►EP. OUNCt.
Portugal Gold in Coin 0 0 0
Ditto in B.lrs • - 0 0 0
Ncw Dollar • 5 10
Silver in Barg, Stand. 0 3 o

HIGH WATER AT LONDON-BRIDGE To MORROW.
Morning • 7 minutes after 4
Afternoon - at minutes after 4

FOR PUBLIC SALE,
At New Lloyd's Coffee-haufe, over the Royal Exchange,
On Tuefday the .Bth of Auguft, 18or,
at Two o'Clock premien,
THE FOLLOWING GOODS, viz.
.Soo Sides Prime Virginia Bacon.
zsca Prime Virginia Hann.
.Soo ditto ditto Shoulders.
Catalogues will be timely delivered by George French, Sworn
Broker, N 0.6, Great Eaftchvap, London.
London, England, 1801-08-12

XXII.

SYNOPTIC TABLES of CHEMISTRY, intended to (erre
a Summary of the Leetures &livenit on that Science in the
Public Schools at Paris. By A. P. rouß CROY, Member of
the National InftitUte of Frare, Couttfrlior of State, Profeffor
of Chemiftry at }he Nfufzum of Natural Hiftory, at the Poly.
tech,4 Schools and the School of Metliclue. Tranfiated front
the origiaal Piench, by WILLIAM NICHOLSON. In Royal
Polio Pric.: tl. ts. in Boards.

. —._.__.
l• Mr. Nicholfon's Tranflation of the new and improved
Edition of M. FoureroynSyitena of Chemical Knowledge, aod
iti Application to the Phenomena of Nature and Art, is in the
Peer+, and will be publifhed loon.
London, England, 1801-08-12

CORN MARKETS.

Very little was done in the Wheat Trade at
Mark-lane this morning, and the prices hill con-
tinue on the decline; but it is impoifible to (tate
with accuracy the real prices.—Oats had a brifk
fale at Monday's prices.—Barley, Beans, and Peafe,
are very dull.—Flour the fame as laft Monday.
London, England, 1801-08-12

X3llll.

The NATURAL H!S*l:oRiof VOLCANOES; lnclud.
ing Submarine Volcanoes, and other analogous Phentunca.
By the Ablii: ORDINAIRE, formerly Canon of St. Amable.
at Riom, in Auvergne. Tranilated from the original French
Manufeript, by It C. DALLAS, Efq. One Volume Svo. 7s. in
Boards.
London, England, 1801-08-12

XVII.

A Second Volume *f SERMONS preached to a COUN-
TRY CONOREGATION; to which are added a few Hints
for Sermons; intended chiefly for the Ufc of the Younger
Clergy. By WILLIAM GILPIN, Prcbcvdary of Saliroury,
and Vicar of 13oldrc, in New Foreft. Bvo. 7t. in Boards.
London, England, 1801-08-12

CLARCOAL FURNACE IN SCOTLAND.
TO SE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT,
And entered upon at Lady-day next or !mice,
HE lb:film of a Leafe, (ten Years of which
T arc unapirod) of a Blatt Funwee caUod ARGYLE FUR-
NA'...E, together with the Bellows and other Utenfils ; alio the
Li-f of feveral convenient Farms, extenfive Woods ready
fee cutting. The Furnace is lituated eight Miles from loverary,
in 2,,.grlcCtirc, on the Sea Shore, where Veffels fuitable to the
Track ezy lie in fafety. For further particulars apply to
'Mere& Kendall and Latham, Beaufort, near Abergavcnny.--
Villi:im Bonn, refident Agent, will (hew the Fri:nazi.

TO DE SOLD,
At the Hop Pole, Worceiter, between Four and Six in the
Afternoon of the nth Auguft,
AVERY tine FREEHOLD ESTATE, fit
for the Refidence of a uncoil Family, at a [mall expence,
with a Dweling-Houle and fuitable Out-buildings, and about
11.0 Acrc. of neat fertile Ground, at the very low Rem of 3col.
per annum, in the parilh of Leigh. five mile. from Worcelter,
b!J:tvd on r:fing bmuund. Mt. John Hill, Tenant, will Blew
the Pr,atifts.

_ .
Particulars to be had of Mr. NA'hitcomb, Serjrants' Inn,
Fleet-Ilreet, London; or at Mcfrrs. Griffiths and Philpot,
Clout:ller.
London, England, 1801-08-12

XIV.

An INTRODUCTION to the STUDY of the BIBLE: be-
ing the fourth Edition of tile Firit Volume of "The Elamenta
of Theology," contaiiiin:; Proofs of the Authenticity
and Infpiration of the Holy Scriptures; &Summary of the Hit.
tory of the Jews: an Arcount of the jewifh Seds; and a brie(
Statement of the Contents of the feveral Books of the Old and
New Teft.,nwnts. By GEORGE.PRETYMAN,D.D.b'.R.S.
Lord Bithop of Lincolu. t larveVoL t amo.ss.iu Boards.
London, England, 1801-08-12

OFFICERS IN THR ARMY.

An Officer in the Army, natural ton of a Cc-
neral Officer, who died fume yzars time in Canada,
was brought up to be difcharged. He was op.
pofed. The Learned Counfel alked him, why he
had not put a fum of wool. in his fchedule which
had been left by his father in his will? • He re-
plied, that he knew nothing of Inch a fum. The
will was then produced, by which h appeared
that the fum r,f money WAS left him to he pail
by the Ereer.tors, under certain reitrhftions. He
very raadiiy laid, that his creditors were welcome
to any thing he might have in eiirCtialcy, and
I this requaft infarted. He was
then afkad what ha had done w ith the motiti
for which he had fold his Commiffion ? He
ttafw;t.d, that it had produced 4c 1. abut two

~;

..:
London, England, 1801-08-12

BIRTHS.

Lady Katharine Fore(ter, of a fon and heir, at the Duchcfs of
Rutland s, in Sackville-fireet.
. Yeßcrday, of a fan, Mrs. N. Stokes, of Lombard•Rrear.
On Sunday, the Lady who was married at Rome, and at St.
George's Church, Hanover-fguare, to his Royal Highnefs
Prince Augultus Frederick, of a daughter, at his Royal High-
nefes houfe, in Grofvenor-lquare.
London, England, 1801-08-12

NV.

An HARMONY of the EPISTLES of the Holy ApoRION
to whit is added a Summary of the Entire. By the Rey.
PETER ROBERTS, M. A. atm i6s. in Boards.

xvi.

A Fifth Volume of SERMONS. By HUGH BLAIR,D. D.
F. R. S. Ed. one of the Minilters of the Higii Church, and
Proleffor of Rhetoric and Belles Lettres in the Univerlity of
Edinburgh. To which is azinend a thou Ace* of the Life
and Charader of the Autbeel by JAMES FIN SON; D. D.
Bvo 7s. in Boards.
f4f This Volume was prepared for Publication by the
Author, and a confidcrable Part of it was printed before hie
Deceak.
London, England, 1801-08-12

NAUTICAL INTELLIGENCE.

MAILS THIS DAY,--Wind N.N.E.
attatuzn nut
o Haniburgb, I
o Dublin, I
/ Waterford, Augnft S. 1
I Donnagbadee, Auguft 8, o
o Lilbon, , 1

HARWICH, AUGUST zo.
This morning Admiral Lord NELSON failed
from hence with the (hips and veffels mentioned in
my lall. He flood to the Southward, with a ftrong
breeze from E. N. E. We had not the honour of
teeing his Lorchhip on (bore.

YARMOUTH, AUGUST tr.
The DIANA packet, STEWART, and EARL Of
LEICESTER, THOMPSON, with the Mails for Ham
burgh of the 4th and 7th inllant ; and the KING
GEORGE, DEANE, without Mails, are in the Roads
waiting a wind to fail for Cuxhaven.
London, England, 1801-08-12

XXIII.

F.LEmr.,:Ts of NATURAL HISTORY. Being an Intro-
duction to the Syltesna Nature of Linnzus, and comprifing a
Tronilstion of the Charadters of the whole Genera, and of the
wall remarkable Species, particularly of all that arc Natives of
Britian. With an Account of the principal Circuniftances In
their Manners andlliftory. LikewUe an Alphabetical Arrange-
ment,wit h Definitions of the technical Tertm tared in the Science
Vol. L containing the firft four Claire:, vie. Manulia, Birds, Am-
phibia, and Fillies. With Explanatory Capper-plates. In One
Vol. Bvo. illuftrated by Engravings. Price 9s. in Boards.
CY The Second Volume, which completes the Work, Is in
fbrtearcblefs, and will footipe ready for Publication.
_ _ .

This Work is meant to facilitate the Study of Natural Hif-
tory to retired Perfect, to thole who have no Aced& to public
Loilures, and to fuel as arc not fulaciently acquainted with
the Latin Language. Even to the more learned it will fup➢ly
the want, (a. far, at leaft, as the Natural Hlftory of Behan, is
concerned), at the Syftenta Nature of Linnaeus, a Work of high
Price, and not always to be met with i and the Gloffarles will
;aft thofe who are in poffeffion of that Work, with au Expla-
nation of the Terms ufed by the Swedint NatUrahlt.
London, England, 1801-08-12

ECCLESIASTICAL PROMOTIONS.

The Rev. Thomas Scots, of the Lock liorpitsl. is prefented
to the Redory of Afton Sandford, in Buckinghamfhire, vacant
by the death of the Rev. George Campbell Broadbelt.
The Right lion. Vifeount Nelfon and Dukc of Brood, has
appointed the Rev. Robert Rolfe, reetor of Cockley Cley, to
be one of his Lordfhip's domellic Chaplains.
CAMBRIDGE—The Rev. Henry Freeman, M. A. formerly
of Clare H'li, is empowered, by a difpenfation, to hold the
vicarage of Evertor, together with the redory of Alwalton,
both in the county of Huntingdon and diocrf.: of Lincoln.
The Rev. Thotnas Dance, of Trinity Hall, has been lately
prefetited to the Vicarage of Hominghold, in Leicellerfhire.
The Rev. Benjamin Cubitt, M. A. late of Calms College, is
instituted to the Rectory of Statham, in Norfolk, on the pre-
fentation of the Right Hon. Lord Cholmoodeley.
Ozroan.—Friday was inftituted by the Lord Bifhop of
Glouceiter, the Rev. Thomas Cook, LL. B. to the Reelory of
Wickwar, in that county, vacant by the death of the Rev. John
Chefter. On the fame day, the Rev. Thomas Birt, A. M. was
licenfed by his Lordihip to the free Chapel of Drente, in that
diocefe, on the death of the Rev. James flirt.
At an Ordination held on Sunday fe'nnigbt, at Monkftown
church, by the I.ord Bithop of Killalla, the following Gentle-
man were ordained
DEACONS—Jofeph P. Griffith, Standifh Crady, John 01-
phert, George Brabazon, Edward Mahaffy, Gco. Connor, John
Baggot, John Montgomery, John Jas. Rebillet.
PRIES rs—Mathew Eaton, Daniel Ward, Rich;rd Sandys,
Robert Drought, John Garret, J. Dunn.
London, England, 1801-08-12

terlan6, Tice John Revell, relived; John Eheppiril, Efq. Se-
cond Lieutenant, vice Revell, promoted ; 'Thomas .Innefley,
Efq. Third Lieutenant, vice White, refigned.
Galway Volunteer Cavalry—Charles Bingham, Efq. Captain,
vice l.ynce, reftgned.
Clarcmorris Infantry—Second Lieutenant John Elwood, Firft
Lieutenant, vice Bell, refigned ; Walter Ward, Efg.Sccond
Lieutenant, vice Elwood, promoted.
Mount Mellick Infantry—Second Lieutenant Robert Kenny,
Firft Lieutenant, vice Defpard, refigned ; Philip Pilkingtoti,
Efq. Second Lieutenant, vice Kenny, promoted.
Malheracrofs Infantry—Third Lieutenant Wm. Beatty, Se-
cond Lieutenant, vice Stephen Beatty, rtfigrcd.
London, England, 1801-02-23

ARRIVED

I I-lambi:lmb
a Dublin. Frb. 01, 79,
2, W.lterford, Feb. 18, 79,
2 Donnaghadee, Feb. tB, 79,
Ouerniey, F b. z 2,
Jcr:cy, Feb. zo,

YARMOUTH, FEBRUARY 22.

Yefierday arrived the Ass; STAN.CE and MEL,
men of war, and the POAONE LYNX, rr m a
cruize ; arrived aho the Prince of Ora Ig.: Packet,
Captain THOMAS BRIDGE, with mails, Mr, EAST,
Kings Metrengers, and a great number of pain-
gers, from Cuxhaven. Sailed the Prince of Wales
Packet, Captain DEANE, with mails and feveral
pattengers, for Cuxhaven.
London, England, 1801-02-23

SIR SIDNEY SMITH.

On the cineftio;gltie fecOn CI reading of Sir
Sidney Smith's Annuity Bill,
Mr. Hossousx Paid, that he thought the an-
say,' ought to commence from the period of Sir
Sidney's brilliant exploits againil the French army,
rather than the prefent time.
Mr. Ross °Merced, the fuggeltion of the Hon.
Gentleman would come more properly in the Corn-
71:nitoo upon the Bill.—The Bill was read a fecond
time and committed.

RUSSIA.
Mr. Hosanna adverted to the notice he had
given of a motion for the prodadion of the Con-
vention between Great Britain and Rulrea, relative
to the furrender of Malta to the latter Power, if
any fad Convention e sifted, which flood for Tuef-
daT next, and obferved, that as the motion of his
tun. Friend (Mr. Grey) relatve to the State of the
Nation, which Rood for Monday fe'nnight, would
embrace this, amongi other objects, be ihould for
the Prefent withdraw his motion, giving notice at
the tame time, that if a Committee upon the State
of the Nation Amid be appointed in purfoance ofd

his Hon. Friend's 'notion: Ite fltonid move in that
Committee for the produElion of the document al-
luded to ; but if that motion of his Hon. Friend
(hould be negatived, he would then purfue his ori-
ginal intention, and make the motion which he
now withdrew.

Mr. Beacor reported at the Bar, that he had
prefented at the Bar of the Houfe of Lords, the
Documents which had been ordered to be prefent-
ed to their Lordthips, in compliance with their
requefl:. . _

11r. Baacc E then- hrought up the Report of the
Committee of Ways and Means, the Refolutions
r:f which were read and agreed to.—As alfo the
Report of the Committee of Supply, whicl. was
likcw•ife read and agreed to.
London, England, 1801-02-23

THE KIYG.

To fatkfy die loyal and anxious folicittid.l of the
public on the continued indifpornion of his MA-
JESTY, the Phyficians ycli.rdity morning filmed
the following Bulletin, whiLli was !hewn to the
Nobility and Gentry !
London, England, 1801-02-23

BULI.ETIN.

" The Ktmc h:ts had a bad cold; has at pre-
" fent a little fever, accompanied with a cough
" and hoarfenefs.

221 y Feb. 1801. (Signed) et T. cis HORN F.

"H. R. KFYNIILDE."

In addition to the above we have great pl,.afure
in flitting, that his MAJESTY is much beats this
morning, the fever having confiderably abated
lince yeflerday, infomucli that the Phyficiaus have
not written any report.
London, England, 1801-08-15

PORTSMOUTH, AUGUST i 4.

Came up to St. Helen's the Sea Hoes', of 38
guns, Captain Foote, and the Sr. FIORSPIZO, of
4+ guns, Captain Fareasow, from a ctuife.
Sailed the Betts:wick, of 74 guns, Captain
SrePdetlt,and the THstivs, of 74 guns, Captain
&to ft; to join the Channel Fleet.

The Saiasy frigate, Captain DownAs, is ap-
pointed to convoy the Mediterranean and Egypt
fhips.

LIVERPOOL, AUGUST 14.

The Three Brothers, Hosisas, from Virginia
to this port, has put into Halifax, with damage,
and the cargo fold.
His Majefty's (hip the Lion fpoke oft the 4th
June, the following (hips belonging to this port,
the Lottery, Louifa, and Princels Amelia, all well.
Extra& of a letter from Captain JOHN MiDou-
was., of the Mohawk, dated Falmouth, Auguit
5, to a merchant here.—" Four days ago, I carne
through a fleet of fhips from St. Thomas's confin-
ing of los (hips, which will loon be in, all well,
undtr,convoy of two frigates."
-

This morning a great number ofllignals are up
at 11* Light.houfe, iiippored to be the Windward
and Leeward Maud fleet.
Arrivedv..Miaerva, Fred, front henoe at Gotteebergh
Margvet, Nicks, and Speodwdl, —, front Max at Bahamas;
Martin, tram %alma at Fabley Roads; Fame, —,
from ditto at Lorniadi; homy, Parker, from North Carolina
for this gort at Made ; Lady Nelfoo, —, from Glaigow at
New Ptcrridente l Peso% ban Landon at ditto; ()And
Doke, Irving, and Janina, from hence at Jamaica;
Abigail, Clark, from besot at Badman; mad Path Bourne,
from hence at Halifax.
London, England, 1801-08-15

PLYMOUTH, AUGUST il.

This afternoon failed the NETLir fthooner, of
16 guns, Lieutenant Maw, with the Oporto fleet
under convoy, for the Eaftern Ports ; alto the Ps-
micas, of 18 guns, Captain Tumults's, with a
fleet of Coafters Wider convoY, for the Downs.—
Arrived the SYLPH, of 18 gum, Captain Dams-
WOOD, horn a cruise.
London, England, 1801-08-15

This day were petahed. in One VaL tlalo. pries se.*
THE Li FE and CAMPAIGNS of GENARAL
SUWOROW, Conqueror of Italy.
By an OFFICER.
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PROM THE PARIS PAPERS.

Sazowica, jut., I.—The kit intelligence from
Conflantinople is totally devoid of importance.
The Englifh fay nothing on the fubjed. To liiten
to them, only a few days patience. and our army
waft capitulate. Their prefent Menet is not an
over-good omen to their partizans. We hear
much of the ravages of ficknefs amang the Anglo•
Turks, of divifions, of fatigue. Letters from
Smyrna, of the asth of June, add fill farther ;
they fay that the French army has gained feveral
advantages over the allies, whofe fituasion is re.
prefented as far from brilliant. The news we re-
ceive from that part of Afia Minor are in the
higheft degree pleafanr, but we dare not deliver
ourfelves to tfte full impreffions of joy, tiU our in.
formation ii confirmed. AU things, however,
combine to infpire hope, and the (Hence of the
Englilh is very ezpreffive to thofe whom for two
months they have been fatiguing with their lies
and hyperboles.
FLOILINCI, JULY 24.—The following Note has
jua appeared in the Gazette of this place :