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London, England, 1801-11-13

FRLEHOLD ESTATE IN REVERSION.

A GENTLEMAN, who is entitled to a Free-
hold-L A
Eltatc of upwards of zsocl. per annum, in the
County of Derby, on the deceafe of a near relation between
co and Go, is defirous of difpofing of his Hew rftunary Intereft
in this Eftatc, which is at no great dittance either from Not-
tingham or Derby. It is beautifully fituated, and h.% an ea-
ecllcnt Manton Houle, Ike. He has in no way incumthred
this property, nor is he otherwire in debt, and his title is un-
execptionable.—An, Principal, or his Solicitor, inclined to
treat for the purchaie, is requefted to lend his addrefs, by let-
ter, to A. A. at the Poft Office, &tttrfca, which will be re-
ceived, and duly attended to.
London, England, 1801-11-13

FROM LLOYD'S LIST.

DFAL. Nov. 12.—Arrived the STAR brig, from
Portfmouth, and failed for Shcernefs. Wind N.
by W.

GRAVF.SENN Nov. r2.—Parrcd hy, the Minerva,
BOYD, from Petcrunirgit ; Prince of IVales, Dus-
Ntit, from liudlon Bay ; and Hope, DAVY, from
Rotterdam.—Sal!..,d the Verwagting, JONSSEN ;
Twe Gchrodcrs, CLcasEs; and Vrow Gefnia,
for Embden.
London, England, 1801-11-13

ENGLISH IRISH STATE.LOTTERIES, aot.

IRISH STATE-Ln rTZRY begins Drawiac,on Monday next.
Emousst Sras a-Lorries r begins Drawing March
,t, 1802.
THE TICKETS, Halves, Quarters, Eighths,
and Sixteenths, are now Ceiling, in great Variety or Num-
bers, and on the loweit Terms.

•
Cr The Money for the Priem paid on Demand, by
HORNSBY and Co.

Stock-Brokers, at their old eftablieted STATC•LOTT ^I. V Or-
rice, (Licenfed purfuant to Ace of Parliamem,) No. a 6,
oppoLte the Royal-Exchange, Lof.,!on. Alfu
at Liverpool and Exeter.
Correa Numerical and Regifter Pocks re kept, and 'tickets
aud Shares regieered, at Sixpence per Number.
„' Orders accompanied with good Bills, payable at Sight
or of a Ibort Date, will be pundually attended to, precifely on
the fame Tenn: as if prefent —Letters (Poit-paid) dilly an-
fwered, and Schemer grail.—All Shares fold at this Office will
be (tamped, agreeable to Ad of Parliament, with the Words
" State-Lottery Stamp-Odice."—Bank, India, and South-Set
Stocks, with their feveral Annuities, anal all Kinds 0f Govern-
ment-Se entities, bought and fold by Cumir.iffion.
London, England, 1801-11-13

TO THE CURIOUS IN FISH SAUCES, &c.
A CAUTIOI4 TO FAMILIES.
BURGESS' ESSENCE OF ANCHOVIES.
]THE great Reputation which MR. BURGESS
has gained by HIS SUPERIOR ESSENCE of AN-
CHOVIES, and other RICH SAUCES for FISH-SAUCE,
STEWED BEEF, HASHED CALVES HEADS, BEEF
STEAKS, MADE DISHLS, WILD FOWL, and GAME,
with twiny DELICACIRS for the Taste, or-Ronan, and
S Iva I-ROOM which are more fully a:prated in his Catalogue,
(Hr. Daiwa TUS INVENTOR OR THEM) has unlaced many
perform to give the fame name to AR ricLrs entirely diffei eat,
which arc vended at many Shops In London, by Palma who
go to the primipal Towns in Enzland, Ireland, and Scotland,
to folicit Orders of Eradcfmcn and Inn-ket pars, whu in con.
fequence, are often reread with a Sru emus So iv, by allowing
them an aura proGt, which is not only an Inipnfition, but a
great Difappnintnient to Families who purchafe them with a
view of having 000 D SAUCE to their FISH, &c.
N. B.—None are their G KEVIN a, Mat wbat have theta words
on the Label, " BUICIE3I and Sod: ORIGINAL AND St:PE-
RIOR F.,i6NCR Or ANCIIOVILI, N 0.107, SuAnd, Corner at
Save Steps, London."
London, England, 1801-11-13

DURABI.I.I INK,

TO MARK OR WRITE ON LINEN WITH A PEN.
WITH this carious Preparation, which is au
indelible Black, Initials, Names, Cyphers, Cecil',
may be formed with the fauna espedition, and wi:hout the
Incumbranec ur crp,:nce of any implements; and will he toned
to hand every telt or Wanting, Acids, Alkalies, /tee. If wrote cr:
Linen as it comes from the Loom, it firmly (lands the B!csch-
ing. It is alfo a molt certain criterion of property, as nothing
san dilbisarge it without deftruying the Linen. To all Fami-
lies—Ladies and Gentlemen who travel—the Army—Navy—
Public Bodies—Schools—Hotel, Tavern, and Innkeepen, and
the Public in general, the Proprietor remedy recommends
this Article, in full confidence that on the firft trill,
they will be perfaltly fatisfied of its effeerb, and will ever after
adopt th:s mode of marking their Linen.
Prepared and fold wholcfale and retail by John&ltt, !Super-
fine Water-Colour Preparer to her Majelly, , Nu. 4t 7' near Bed-
ford-ftrcet, in the Strand, London; in Bottles, with directions,
price Two Shillings; and Double Bottles, 'three Shillings and
Sixpence each-a-Our of which will mask feveral hundred
Articles.

.....
Obferve, the Oatilde Wrapper is marked SCOTT',
DURABLE INK, and the Price; and on tic Bottle of Ink
hii fignam re J. Sco I T.
To Gentlemen in Trade, in Town and Courtry, who fell
Bottle Articles, Score folicits their particular attention to the
above, as its geneal utility, Iva/ pug (pithy, and moderate
price, added to the of ilanee its tale will receive through the
public Prints, will unqueftionably render it in the hands the
tiril Venders a great arti:le; and thole Vcr.J•'rs who de. not
immediately corn-frau% with Scot r, are rcfpedliully inforni•A,
the (even' AVltidel.de I-lonics through which they arc Supplied
with Sco Tr'. other goods, will forward this article.
SCOTT'S Nankeen Dye to reflore the loft colour of Nankeen,
giving a COSMIC CClllai to new, in Bustled with dire lions, is. 2d.
—Scorr's I.iquid Truc Blue, for Silk Stockings, Etd; and
Superfilic Wathr Colours in Cakes. as ulna!, at his Manufac-
tory as above ; and by mutt /eon:able Venders of fuuli him
goods in the Kingdom.
London, England, 1801-11-13

HOWL OF MEETING.

The Earl of DARNLEY begged leave before the
Houfe adjourned, to point out an inconvenience
which he himfelf, and many other Noble Lords,
had felt, in confequence of the hour of the Houfe
proceeding to bufinefs on fumironed days, not be-
ing fixed and afeertained. His Lordthip faid it was
indifferent to him what hour wa %determined upon
for proceeding.to bufinefs, but it would be ofgene-
ral convenience to have it fixed and known.

Lord Pet. HAM thought four o'clock, the old and
accullomed hour of that Houfe, would be the pro.
per time to fix for the objeEt in quellion.
The LARD CHANCELLOR pointed out one impor-
tant confideration to the Houfe that bore on this
matter, V 1... the needlity of keeping open for the
two great purpofec of judicial and legiflative
buft-
nefs, the communication between the two kloufes
of Parkimont. the Commons fddom briaging tip
Bills and Melrages to their Lordfltips' Bar till after
four o'clock.

The Duke of CLARINCE Gid, perhaps if five
o'clock was named as the hour of proceeding to
bufinefs, and punttually adhered to, it would be
the moll generally convenient.
After 3 word or two from Lord Hel,art, the
Earl of Darnley, and Lord Mulgrave. it was
agreed, that the Houfe thould to-morrow be under-
Rood to commence htifineG by reading the Order
of the Day at five o'clock, but in time to come the
hour Gould be fiar.--.!kdjourned.
London, England, 1801-11-13

ENGLISH and IRISH STATE LOTTERIES for ifint.
THE Tickets are fold and divided into Halves,
Illcarters, Eighths, and Sixteenths, by
HAZARD, BORNE, and Ca Stock-Brokers,
At their State Lottery Office, No. r, under the Rdyal Ex-
change, London ; and no where elfe on their account.
hint Lottery begins drawing 16th November, act.
Enzlifh, id March,
Letters, poft paid, duly anfwercd, and Schemes gratis.
• • Orders accompanied wish Mort dated Bills on tendon,
or Putt (Mice Orders, punetually atttotlttl to ; and to prevent
makes as weU as delay, Correfpondents arc requeftcd to fend
them by Poft.
London, England, 1801-11-13

NORFOLK EsTATI,.—To BE SOLD,

•
AMOST VALUABLE ESTATE, in the
Parini,. of Sprowfton and 'Thorpe, next Norwich, in
the County of Norfolk, compriting nearly the whole of the
Parini of Sprowfton; contifting of Manors, a Mantion Houle,
and feveral very eligible Farms, Cottages, and Wood Lands,
containing nmrly ;000 Acres, the greater part of which is of
a very fuperior quality ; with the Qr.:at and Small Tithes aiding
within the Parith of Sprowfton. The whole Eitate lies in a
ring fence, is very moderately atf (red to the land Tax, and is
in a good Sporting Country, abounding with ti ante.
All the Buildings arc in complete repair, and many of them
entirely new.

For further particulars, r.pplv to Foßcr, Son, Unthank, and
Foritcr, Auornics, in NorOcei.
London, England, 1801-02-07

NAUTICAL INTILLIGENCE.

MAILS THIS DAY.—wimp N.
AIM SD.
o Haenburgh
I Dublin, Feb. 5,
g Jeffry, Feb. 4, •
g Oucrufey, Feb. 5,

cot.
3
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PLYMOUTH, FLBRUARY s.
Cure in from a cruize the TELEGRAPH of IS
guns, Capt. Coacszus. Sailed on a cruize the
MAGICTINNI, of 36 guns, Captain °Gime ;
'Nobles, of 36 guns, Captain LuKtn ; and the
Drumm of 24. guns, Captain BATHIJILIT.•-•
The Oman of 36 guns, Captain LINZEE, has cap-
tured a French Frigate of 36 guns, in the Bay of
f.feay; but the is not yet arrived.—Two Frigates,
with a large Dani(h Ship, are now coming in
from the fonthward, but will be too late for the
,f.—Came in the Adventure, of Jerfey, from
Naples, laden with oil and other goods, for a
market.

PORTSMOUTH. FEBRUARY 6.
Sailed this afternoon the PRIHCEWILLIAM armed
with a convoy for the Downs.
Arrived the CHILDERS (loop, Capt. CRAWFORD,
with a convoy for Lifbon, and feveral tranfports
from Gibraltar; alto the Liazary brig, Lieute-
nant COOR, from a cruize.
The LEDA, of 38 guns, Captain HOPE, failed
this evening on a crwze.
London, England, 1801-02-07

MILFORD, FEBRUARY z.

This day failed the Henry, Hay ; Argo, Fa
*Ma ; Ellen, WI t. Liam s ; Earl St. Vincent, Cori t;
Ocean, Uri- E ; and Induftry, GI t.rt a, for Liver-
pool; and Britannia, M'At.rtu, for Greenock:
Faa. 3.—La Virgin des los Dolores, a Spanifh
fhip, burthen about 360 tons, laden with fugar,
tobacco, and logwood, came into this port to-
day, in company with la VENTEVA, floop of war,
Lieut. Bsinwoon. The Spaniard was captured
off Teneriffe, on her voyage thence from Havan-
nah, by his Majefty's fhip ARGO; the prize-
mailer, for want of obfervation and charts, took
the Englifh coaft in the Briftol Channel to be the
French coaft, and accordingly fhaped his courfe
for Plymouth ; and had it not been for the appear-
ance of la VENTEUR, in all probability they would
have driven on fhore on the coaft of Wales the
following night, or other ill confequences would
have attended. Arrived alto the brig Charlotte,
of London, SALMON Mailer, bound from Neath
to London, with iron and tin-plate, in great dif-
trefs—cargo fuppofed to be damaged.
London, England, 1801-04-03

nymouTH, APRII, z.

Came in the brig Perfeverance, of and from
Newcaffic, Captain ANDREW attorr,laden with
coals, for a market ; fhe was captured by the
Flying Fill, French logger privateer, pierced for
14 guns, but having only fix mounted, and re-
taken by the Pt yNo writ lugger, of 16 guns,
Lieutenant ELttorr ; the privateer had taken the
brig Peggy and Poll), from Sunderland, laden
with coals, which velrel would have been re-cap-
tured alfo, had not the Flying FA lhcwn a difoo-
lition to fight, but this was only a feint made to
enable the other prize to cfcape, and the lugger
then made off; the crew of the Perfeverance, ex-
cept two boys, are on board the privatt:er.—Sailed
the EXCELLENT, et 74 guns, Capt. SIOYEORD, on
cruifc.
London, England, 1801-04-03

£d ST HOUSE.

Yeflerday it Central Court of Proprietors of
Ealindia Stock, affembled at the India Houle,
purfuant to notice given for that purpofe, in order
to take into confideration the following motion, v iz.

That the houfe and furriture purcbaled by the Court of Di-
redtors for the accommodation of the late Prdident of the
Board of Commiffioners for the Affairs of India be ecmfirmed to
him during his life, in the manner defigncel by the Court of Di-
r edors, by their Ref°he ions of the scth Auguß and loth Fe-
bruary lat., as an additional and fpontaneous math of the gra-
titude and refpret of the Cow... ±f Proptietors for the fervices
rendered by him to the Company.

The CHAIRMAN acquainted the Court, that a
letter had been received from tile Right Hunour.
able HENRY DUNDAS on the above fuojdt, which
was read. This letter, addreffed to the Chairman,
contained the fentiments of Mr. Durres, refpdt-
ink the very liberal condua of the Proprietors in
their late refolutions in his favour. He Paid, he
felt the utmoft gratitude for their expreflions of
kindnefs towards him, for any fervices it might
have been in his plwer to render the Company.
lie felt alfo the force of their diflinguillied libe-
rality in requetting his acceptance of a place of
refidence in Dowatng-ftreet ; bnt at the fame time
difapproved of the meafure, as it appeared likely
to be mifreprefented, and, were his opinion to be
admitted, he ihould certainly advice his friends to
vote °pig the motion, conferring upon him, dur-
ing life; the houfe and furniture purchafed by the
Company in Downing-ftreet.
Mr. CHISHOLME then moved, that the houfe and
furniture in Downing-ftreet, which were purchafed
by the Company, for the dwelling and accommo-
dation of the Prefident of the Board of Commit-
!loners for the AfFairs of India be committed to
fait, and the proceeds thereof carried to the credit
of the Company. This motion being feconded,
Mr. LAW introduced another motion, which met
with objelion as to its regularity in point of form.
This producedt, a very long and tedious converfa-
tion, in which Sir STEPHEN LVSHINGTON, Mr.
ADAIR, and Mr. TWINING took part. The Com-
pany's Counfel, Mr. Roes, was repeatedly called
upon
.to explain the. informality of Mr. LAw's
motion, which had the appearance of an amend
went on a motion made upon the original quer-
tion. At length the fubjea of the mouon was ad-
journed,-J re die! ' •
London, England, 1801-04-03

SHEERNLSS, APRIL s.

Sailed yaterday his Majefly's (loop GANNETT,
Captain COTGRAVY.—The .RACKe R,ATTAC K,and
METEOR, gun-brigs, arrived this day to be re-
paired; and the Sett DWELL guu brig, Lieutclunt
REDDY, failed for Yarmouth.
London, England, 1801-04-03

YARMOUTH, APRIL 2.

refterd.ty arrived a fleet of Merchzntmen from
Hamburgh, under convoy of the Ritmo,. !loop
and a cutter. This day arrived the North Sea
fleet, under the Command of Admiral DICKSON,
from a cruife off die coat of Holland. Arrived
the KING GkORGE packet, with Mails, General
GRANAIII, Colonel Hors, and feveral Paffengers
from Cuxhaven.

The KING GEORGE, FLYN, With Mails and Pat-
fengers, is prevented from failing in confequence
of contrary winds.

FROM LLOYD'S LIST.

DFAL,ATRIL 2.—Sailed the Nam ESIS and TER r-
-11CHORE frigates, and the RESOLUTION lugger,
on a cruise. Wind N. E.

GRAVESEND, APRIL 2.—Palled by, the Two
Brothers, Jacoes, from Altona ; 011 ego, —;
Patriots, HALL; John and Peter, —; Lady
Agnetta, ; Johanna, ; Vrow Elizabeth,
—; Hope, FURNACE; Vrow Catharina,—;
and Johanna Elizabeth, SWAAT, from Hamburgh.
—Sailed the Atalanta, CUMMINGS, for Africa.
London, England, 1801-04-03

FOR PUBLIC SALE.

At Smith's Coffee-koufe, over the Corn-F.xchattge, on Monday,
the 6th of .April, t Sot, at half pit twelve o'clock precifcly.
THE FOLLOWING GOODS, viz.
About soon Quarters of Foreign Barley well calculated
for making hito Mal, in Lots of yo Qmuters.

Catalogics will be tin wii-ilelivered.

Farther Particula-rs in the mean time may be bad of WMlust
Ganes, Efq. No. la, Throgntortoo-ftreet, and of Gb.oata
Plumes, Sworn Broker, No. 6, Great Eat Chap.

ESTATES and TIMBER, in HERTS.
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By Mr. RAINY,
On Friday, the 17th April, at the Rainkow Caffee-houfe, In
Cambia, London. at twelve o'clock, in t 9 Las,
VIGHT FREEHOLD WOODS, near Tring,
containing upwards of p Acres, known by the names of
little Ilittoms, Sow Park, Hook Spring, Round Spring, Dag-
nein. Coppice, Hill Coppice. Moreton Spring, and Bates Wood,
with the thrifty Rock ((Wood thereon.
Alto vogt Oak-limber Trees, 1275 fine limb Trees, 12
Afp, and 2 Elm Trees, all Hammer marked I R, now Smil-
ing in Cbivcry Wood, a wort diftance South of the high Road
below Tring, and within a Mile of the Grand funetton Ca s ?.I.
Thomas Butler, at Great Berkhampltead ; Mr. Clayton,
Rafe and Crown, at Tring ; and Mr. Balton, at the Bell, Alton
Clinton, will diraft perking who may apply to the rostra'
Woods and Timber, and of whom printed Partkulari thae he
had ; alfn at the George, Ayleibury; Crown, Amerflam ; Red
lion, High Wycomb; at the Rainbow; and of Mr. Ra;ne,
Charlottc.ftrcet, Illoomfbury I where PIO= of the Litates
be ken.
London, England, 1801-04-04

WAITER.

WANTS a Situation, a Ready Perron, who it
thorough Maßer of his Mind's, is rridy 1... i
can have an w.denlabk Charwla. from his 1.. R
to &red fur j. C. No. z 6, Kinz-lln.et, St. lams's, which will he
duly atteeded to.

WHEREAS JOSEPH NEILD, Labourer,
went away from Afton, in the Parifh Maatnn, iu the
County of Stafford, on the sth of March, in the Year of our
Lord, z Sot ; and has left his Family chargeable to the Parifh.
This is to give notice, that if any perfon or perfons will appre-
hend the laid JOSEPH NEILD, and bring him to the Over-
leers of the Poor, of the Staffordthire Part of laid P.alfh of
Masten, they fhall receive a handfome reward from Edward
Smith, O,erfeer of the fad Townfhip of Alton.
Ordered the Overfeers to advcrtife the ___

above Jofeph Neiid. B. WIIITWORTN.
N. B. Jofeph Neild is about 43 years of age, 5 feet to Inches
high ; has fair hair, and a frelh complexion ; and bad on, when
he went away, an old light drab coloured coat.

DWEI.LING-HOUSES with LAND.--ricar READING.

TO SR LIT,

TWO GENTEEL RESIDENCES, with excel-
lentV Gardens, and a few acres of Meadow Land, in the
neighbourhood of Reading ; and the leafe of a good Family-
Houle, with 3 acres of rich Meadow Land, at only 231. per
Annum, to be fold.
Particulars of J. Hawkes, Reading.....Letters,poft paid, and
no others, will be anfwered.
London, England, 1801-04-04

lIIRTHS.

The lady of Randle Wilbraham, Efq of Rode-hall, Chefhire,
of a fon and heir.
In Dublin, the lady of William Duke, Efq. of a fon.
' At Weft Mooney, Retry, the of John George Nichols
Efq. of a daughter.
London, England, 1801-04-04

RATISBON, MARCH U.

Refpeeting the manner in which the Empire is
to co-operate in the bufinefs of indemnification, the
votes are as yet divided. Some of the Eledtors, as
Treves and Cologne, are (Lill of opinion that
EMPEROR alone ought to be charged with this bit.
finds, and that they ought patiently to prepare for
whatever might be the refult. Others have pro-
poled a deputation, which fhould, however, be as
(mall as notate. Should this be the cafe, there
is already a majority of votes for the EleBors of
Mentz and Saxony, to whom others will► to add
Auffria and Magdeburg, (Pruffia, in the College
of Princes.) It is reported, that, in cafe the ar-
rangement of the indemnification fhould be offered
to the EMPEROR alone, his MAJESTY has deter-
mined to reje& the charge, even if offered to him
by the Empire.
From Fulda a deputation has been fent to Vi-
enna, to treat for the prefervation of that country
as an Ecclefiallical State ; but they were referred
to Ratilbon, and have now been here for feveral
days, to obfcrve the courfe of affairs.
London, England, 1801-04-04

FRANCKFORT, MARCH 2t.

Official notice has been received here, that, in
confequence of the treaty of peace, the Gallo-Ba-
tavian army would return from Franconia to the
left banks of the Rhine, and that it would dire&
its march through this city and its territory.—
Though the Government of this city frequently
rcmonflrated againft this frefit burthen, yet it could
not be prevented, that a great part of that army was
directed to march through this city, where they
will nay only one, or at moil two nights. To ren-
der this march as little oppreffive as poffible to the
inhabitants, the French Commanders have divided
thefe troops into feveral fmall corps, which are to
march through during feveral fucceffive days.—
General A Noel cau is expeeted fhortly to return
to Offeubach, where he has bought a houfe.
London, England, 1801-04-04

AROMATIC SPIRIT OF VINEGAR,
(the original Invention of Mr. Henry), prepar..,l and
fold by Thorns; and William Henry, Chemins and Apotheca-
ries, Manchefter.
This molt agreeable perfamed Liquor is a compound of
highly concentrated Vinegar, Joined with the molt plcafant
Aromatics. Its ftrong and pungent Odour renders it ex tremly
grateful and falutary to perfons labouring under Head-Aehs,
Fainting', &c. and adapts it for tounteraeang the bad iffellis
of heated or foul Mr. Hence it has been found highly ukful
in rooms, where the infelltlon of Fevers, of Sore Throats, or
of other contagious Weak, prevail ; and in all crouded place.
of public refort as Theatres,Courts of Janice, dee. It may
alto be particularly retoauneudid to Pagans refialing in Hot
Climates.
Ihe Aromatie Spirit of Vinegar, price as. M. each Bottle,
is fold, whokfale and roil!, by Bayley and Blew, Cuckfpur-
Rees*, (the only perfons in London authorifed by the Proprie-
tors to kil the Came), whore may be had Sponge Boxes of Gold,
Cryltal, &e.
N. B. Each Bottl.:, Ise-Bales a copper-plate label, flgnell by
the Preparers, has the letters T. and W. Henry's Aromade
Spirit of Vinegar, moukiiel In the Glafs.
_ _ _
London, England, 1801-02-06

FROM LLOYD'S LIST.

- - -
GRAVESEND, Fes. s.—Paffed by, the Two Pro-
filers, EVANS, from Antwerp; Lively, Sierra,
from the South Seas; John, Sti.sritc, from Suri-
nam ; and Norfdeche, from
Sailed, the Boyne,--, for New York; Adventure,
Barron, for St. Michael's; Deloford, —, for St.
Vincent's; Jane, KELLY, for Tobago ; Cygnet,
TTIR, for Jamaica; Urania, PETERSON, for Gib.
rakar ; Parbadoes Planter, CARTIR, for Barba.
does • Rofe, --, for Demarara ; Reliance, —,
for iurinam ; Johannes, —, for Honduras; Ca-
roline HuctiEs, for St. Kitt's ; and Stanley, Ca t-
vsas;for Nevis.

WHFTEHAVEN, FEBRUARY 3.
Lai Thurfday, the Jane, Hewett, of Work-
ington, coatladen, in attempting to enter this
harbour, took the ground near the battlement of
the Old gliay, and remained for fome time in a
dangerous fitnation ; but by the laudable and
fpirited exertions of the feamen of this port, the
was got fafely in.
A letter from North• Shields, dated Wednef-
day laic, fags, " I am furry to inform you, that
I have this moment received intelligence of fix
veils having been taken off Flambro' Head by
a French privateer. I have not yet learnt their
names. This is indeed a ferious crifis to merchants
and fhip.owners."
London, England, 1801-02-06

heard fo mach in the Frenehvapers. The rearm
teems however to be fufficiently obvious, if we
may credit many of the letters, which (late that a
Treaty of Peace has been abfolutely concluded
between Portugal and France. The former, it is
raid, agreed to give a confiderable fum in Moidores
as the price of her fafety.
It is plain that whatever might he the terms
propofed, Portugal had no alternative. No force
which (he could command, or this country could
furnilh, would be able to oppofe with ODA that
which the Enemy could bring again( her, now
that the French have no German enemy to con-
tend with.

Her MAJESTY at two o'clock held a Drawing-
MOM at St. James's Palace.
Previous to the company arriving, their Royal
Highnefres, the DUKE and DUCHESS of YORK,
vifitcd their MAJEsTiss, but did not attend the
Drawing-room.
The Qzt_resa was accompanied by the Prineeires
AUGUSTA, ELIZABETH, MARY, and SOPHIA.

The Court commenced at two o'clock, and the
company confined of their Royal Highneffes, the
PUMICE of WALES, the DYERS Of CLARENCE,
Kswr, and CUMBERLAND, their Serene Highneffes
the PRINCE and PILINCESS of (DEMME, the Cabi-
net Mininers, the Foreign' Envoys, the Arch-
biihops of CANTERBURY and CASHEL, the Noble.
men and Gentlemen introduced to his Mei vvrir on
Wednefday, and the following Female Nobility :
Duebelfew-.Dorfet, Bolton, and Somerfet.
Morettioneffes—Salitbury, Townthend, Heatheote, and Down-
Bike.
Cosintiffes—Speneer, Camden, Liverpool, Carhampton, Ely,
Dowager Talbot, surciir, pare, Cavan, Clanbraflll, Mans-
field, Ca/Ile:ugh, Darnley, Carnsrvon, Portehefter, Aylcf-
bury, and Dowager Portfmoui h.
Ladies—Limn:idea. Waldegrave, W. Wynne, Bolton,
Luca% Amberft, J. Dundas, A. Cumberland, C. Join:don,
R. Manners, Bromley, M. Bentlnck, M. Parker, Banks,
C. Somerfet, Calthorpe, W. Sullivan, S. Ryder, E. Courtney,
Loughborough, M. Winyard, C. Bellafyfe, M. Keating,
Mountmorris, Stuart, James, and M. Fordyce.
Mlffes—Wilkes, Sciley, Maclean, Townfend, Jeffries, Ver-
non, Clutter, Damien, and Bradenel.

The Noble Admirals and Gentlemen introduced
to her MAIRSTY were the fairne as at Court on
Wednefday, with the addition of Mr. Gwi
by the LORD CusucaLLoa, on'being appointed
one of his Ma)efly's Judges at Madras.
The Countefs of CAR u •st rrois was at Court for
the firil time this feafon.

The Earl of Locsa was introduced to the
IN by his brother-in-law, Earl SPENCER.
rs. W was prefented to her MAJESTY by
the Countefs of C&,sw.
London, England, 1801-08-08

PLYMOUTH, AUGUST 6.

Came in the PELICAN, of 18 suns, Capt. THICK.
N F 3s, from the Eaftward.—Sailed the PRINCE of
98 guns, Captain Earl NOR.THRSK, CAPTAIN, 74,
guns, Capt. Sir R. STRAC HEE,and Doitts, 36 guns,
Capt. BR MAN 3, to join the Channel fleet off Brea.
London, England, 1801-08-08

PORTSMOUTH, AUGUST 7.

- -
Arrived the Sr. ALBANS, of 64 guns, Vice-
Admiral Sir WILLIAM PARKER, Captain HARDY,
from Halifaz.=Sailed the TRENT, of 38 guns, Sir
EDWARD HAMILTON, on a cruize off Havre; TAR-
TAR, of 32, for Jerfey; and RAMBLER, Of 14, Capt.
PTE, on a cruize.
London, England, 1801-08-08

RUSSIA

PETERSBURGH, IUNE

1

The Court Gazette of this day contains the fol.
lowing article under the head of Bamberg :
The Ecclefiaftical Princes are, in the conflitulic:i
of the German Empire, a part full as legitim,te
as the fecular Prince,. The one and the other ha \ c
for their fupport the peace of Weftphalia, whir
has placed the thaken empire upon a bafis on whic4
repofe the rights of the eccleflaflical Princes. Th,s
peace has tlreng guarantees. none of whom ha., as
yet made known his opinion. The wife I,:tha.
rine 11. always took care to fiipport with a fion
hand the bond of the Gerthanic conflitutiou. ltet
fucceffor upon the throne willies to follow her fyi.
tem, and the ecclefiallical Princes may eoafide in
his powerful mediation. The delay in deciding
the bulmels of the indemnities affords ground to
belie%e that the peace of the empire will be yel
fubjated to a great many changes. Pruffia h. r.
fell, notwithftanding the friendlhip that unites h
to France, does not treat this important affair
precipitation, &c.

LONDON.

SATURDAY, AUGUST 8.

PRICE OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK:
3 per C. cunt 59—Reduced 591—omnium 7 7 I.
PRICE OF STOCKS YEs74ERDAE.

Bank Stock
3 per Cent. Red. 59 41
3 per C. Conf. 384
4 per Cent. 79f
5 per C. Navy 931 94 PA

5 per C. I.oy. 95; 95
Long Ann. ;8 7-0 5•t6
Imp. 3 per Cent. 5844
Imp. Ann. ti 9-16
Omnium 7 6e

A Mail was this morning received in town from
Lisbon; brought to England in the Fox cutter
privateer, Captain Patins tr., who was fent E. s-
prefs with Difpatches for Government. By th..ic
Mail it is reported that, though Peace has beet con-
cluded between Spain and Portugal, the commu-
nications between this Country and Portugal will
continue uninterrupted.

By the Lilbon Mail we alfo learn, that the LA.
or A Packet, Capt. PORTE us, which was
-aptured a (bort time &me within a league of the
Rock of Lifbon, has been re-taken by his Majcfly's
(hip l'Ot SCA U, and is arrived at Oporto.

A Mail from Halifax has been received this
morning, dated Bth July, which was brought by
his Majefly's flip ST. ALBAN'S, Admiral PARKER,
and landed at Portfrnouth, but brings no particu-
lar news.

The public will loon be put in poffeffion of the
Official damns refpeaing the operations of the
fquadron under
London, England, 1801-08-08

TO-BE SOLD.

Purfuint to a Decrze of the Corrt of Chancery, made in
a Cafe, Milky a jaitoft Malley, before a Perfon appointed
by J, hn Campbell, Elquire, one of the Matters of the fad
Court—hi One Lot,
A FREEHOLD ESTATE, fituate in the Pa-
riches of Llaullowcl and Lanhiffent, in the centre of the
Courty of Monmouth, and on the Banks of the River Ulke,
confliting of a Meffuzge, Yards, Barns, Stables, Gardens, Or.
chards, and czar aso Act-, sof Arable, Pafture, Meadow, and
Wigidland, with a confidershlc quantity of Timber, and the
growth of Underwood, in the occupation of Mr. J ,tnes Prit.
chard, fume time in October next, at the Town of Ufke,beinz
part of the Real leltate late of Elizabeth Money, widow, de-
ccafed.—Particulars may be hid (gratis) at the Defies of the
laid John Campbell, Elq. in Southampton-buildings, Chan-
cery-lane, London; at the Offices of Mr. Philpot, Red Lion-
fquare ; Mr. Lee, T. afield-court, Inner Temple, London ;
and of Mr. Alexander Jones, of Lae; or of Mr. James Prit.
chard, on the Premifes.

AMERICAN I.ANDS-S'CA'B OF PENNSYLVANIA.

TO lIE SOLI) Hy PRIVAT) CONTRACT,
By Mr. FILLD,
In One or more Lots,

EIGHT TRACKS of LAND containing 3155
Acres of a good Soil, well Timbered, and abounding with
Lime-ftone; firuat,d in Lyronting County, about five Miles
frdm the Well Branch of the river Sufguehanna, near 50 Miles
firm the town of Northumberland, and about 15 Miles from
Williamfport, the County town : a good Road from the River,
which Is navigable, paffes through the Elate, being within
five Miles of a good Settlement.
Alto Sixteen Tracks, containing 6166 Acres; fituated In
Somerfet County, formerly part rat Bedford County, about 35
Miles from Bedford, the fame diftanec from the County Town
of Somerfet, and near ;n Miles from Bcula (the Welch Settle-
ment). Shade Creek, which runs through the Land, empties
into the Conamaugh River; the Soil is generally very good,
the furfacc nearly level, and well covered with ftrong luxuriant
imber.--All the above Lands are natented by the State....
Draughts may be fern, and further Particulars known by ar
plying to Mr. Field, Audtioneer, Union-ftrcet, Southwark.
London, England, 1801-08-08

A VALUABLE FREEHOLD ESTATE,

MO be SOLD by AUCTION, in Lots, at the
Swan Inn, Bradford, Wilts, on Monday the 14th of Au.
guR MIL between the boo) a of Four and Five in the afternoon,
I.nt r. Con Gas of a Capital well-built Manflou-soufe, with
ext, nil ve and convenient offices, double coach-houfe, ftabling for
12 boric', Yards, Gardens, and appurtenances, Rtuatc in the
town of Bradford dor:raid, and late in the occupation of Mrs.
Tugwell, deccafed.—The offices are large and commodions,
and at a final) espence might be made convenient and defirable
for carrying on the (loathing Bufinefs.
A Tenement, fituatc on Drcwec's-Hill, in the occupation of
George Grift.—A Tenement, adjoining the above, in the occu-
pation of John Shepherd, with large and convenient offices for
a Cloth-Worker—Two Tenements, fituate in Pippet-flreet, In
the occupation o Tames Blmham—The above Tenements ad-
j .ln the garden; c f the klanfion-houfe.
A Clufe 01 Failure Ground, king at Woolley in the parifh of
Bradfard, aforcfaid, called and known by the name of King's-
Flittcontaining by eltimatian four acres, more or ids.
a. Two dole; of Meadow or Failure Ground, lying aka
fo at WooUcy afar 'laid, known by the name of Pinch-Mead,
and Upper Pinch-Mead,cocraming by eillmadon item acres,
be the fame more or left.
Lot 3. Twn (Ties of Meadow or Pafture Ground,
at Woolley of wei-id, called and known by the name
and Lower Paddocks, and containing 11 acres, be

more or It Is.
For pertkuhr4 am! view of the fcveral Efface, appl:
Oudot;lick, Bra.iturcl.

I, Wing atfo
:of Upper
: the fame
'ply to Mr
London, England, 1801-08-08

ARRIVED.

At Plymouth—Lord Macartney, Mackey, from New Brun&
wick.
Off Dartmouth—Phatnix, Hood, from Jamaica.
At Briftol—Harmony, —, from Cluebw..
At Falmouth—Calata, Lugwort, from Lauzarette.
At Yarmouth—Charles, Thomas., from Peterfburgh ; Nar.
folk, Calvert; Perfeverance, Stewart; Fortune. Martin; and
Baltic, —, from the Baltic.

At Liverpool—Mary Ford, Cummings; and Wilfon, Hat-
chinfon, from Rip; Ann,—, from Savannah ; Providence,
Bloom, from Dantek ; argarmt and Eliza, Huff, from Per-
nau ; Cumberland, Waiter, from Wilmington; Flora, Frede-
ric ; and Eagle, Shaw, from Now York ; Curwen, —,from
uebec ; John and Mary, Hanlon ; and Claud, Scorn, from
P Evening Star, Ofwold, from Bremen ; Barba-
does, Kirilake, from Barisidoes; Sophia Frederica, Kindar,
front Petexiburgh ; and Elisabeth, —, from Memel.
At Scartmeough—Edward, Fowler, from Peterfburgh.
At Clyde--Aurera, M*lntyre, from Virginia; and Alert,
Fairfield, from Baltimore.
Off Blythe—Adventure, Stevertfon ; and Experiment, Viek-
from Greenland.
At Trinklad---Maria, Dudgeon, from Landon.
At Jamaica—Portland. Allan; William, Morton; Active,
Nicholls • Anguilla,' Cab?, Raddon ; Britannia, ---• Har-
dcet, Su:riper ; Jonah, Fryer ; Robert, Aylward; Endeavour,
Lady Hanwood, Brcnau; Venerable, Wintrup ; Ma-
ria, Abercrombie; Jafon, Watts • Raikes Nervier -
and Suisnuah, Clark ; Ambrolia, Sark es ; lidcfsr,.
jolty Tar, --•-• and Cot:no, M•Renaie,
me% • and Grand Duke, Irwing, ft\
afithil kg, Wood, from Olargow ; Olive Branch,
New Providence • Hope, &01111 ; and Swift,
Beerffsvick ; Egycira; Picric ; Mar; Main
di% frt. Akio.

1;

%

Newton.; Mary
deratirabic.•-•'—
front London
front Liverpool ;
mcb, .--, from
,—may kern New
; mid Ana, Rid-
[Teri .w•+'
London, England, 1801-08-08

FALMOUTH, AUGUST S.

Arrived the OSPILY (loop of war, Capt. IRVIN,
to take the trade for the Weft Indies.

The American brig Jacob, Captain BROUN,
from Bolton, after a paffage of z 8 days,with fugar,
coffee, &c. : on the 29th ult. the fpoke his Majef-
ty's !trip GALATEA, Captain BENG, in lat. 48. 30.
long. 15+. W. from London ; and on the 25th ult.
in lat. 48. 20. long. 241. W. from London, fpoke
his Majelly's !hip GLEN MORE, Captain TALBOT,
having convoyed out the Newfoundland trade.
Yefterday arrived the American (hip Sally, Cap-
tain BUTLER, in 3o days from City Point, with
tobacco for orders : on the ift inft. off Scilly, the
fpoke his Majefty's (hip ST. ALBAN'S, with two
!hips under convoy from Halifax; which paired'
this port on Monday laft.
Sailed the Krwo GEORGE packet, Captain YES.
COMBS, for Lillsori, with the mail of the 29th ult. ;
and a Dani(h (hip, for Norway : the patrengers by
the KING GEORGE are, M. REVANA, an American
Gentleman ; M. ANTONIO as CosTßo, a Porta-
guefe ; and M. DELANGA.MERE, a King's Mellinger.
London, England, 1801-08-08

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London, England, 1801-08-08

MARRIED.

At Hamilton, near Glafgow, on the 29th ult. Mrs. Eliza-
beth Welton Delaney, widow of the late Lieutenant James
Delaney of the Bland of St. Kitts, to Archibald Douglas, Efq•
of Nevis, and Kilpatrick Cattle, Argyilfhire.
At Durham, Mr. Mafon, mufician, to Mifs Kemble, lifter of
Stephen Ki mble, Efq. manager of the Theatre in that town.
Wednefday, Mr. S. H. Teulh, to Mifs Pollard, daughter of
George Pollard, Efq. of Greenhill, Halifax, Vorkthire.
Mr. T. Brady, apothecary, of Abhey-ltreet, Dublin, to Milk
Parmorc, daughter of Mr. Thomas Pal-more of Cublock, coun-
ty Dublin, farmer.

At Waterford, Major Tydd, of Spring-hill, Queens county,
to Mifs Doyle, daughter of the late Rev. Dr. John Doyle.
At St. Martin's in the Fields, the Rev. Robert Afpland, of
Newport, in the lfle of Wight, to Mifs Sarah Middleton,cldeft
daughter of Mr. John Middleton, of St Martin's lane.
London, England, 1801-08-08

FROM LLOYD'S LIST.

DEAL, AUGUST 7.—Sailed the ZEBRA and VoL.
CANO bombs to Sheernefs.—Wind E. N. E.

GRAVESEND, Aticosv 7.—Pafred by the Rod-
ney, BARNS, from Riga; Thomas and Mary, FIN-
DER, and Prince of Wales, HOWARD, from Peterf-
burgh ; Samuel, —; Johanna, BARNS; and
Vrow Margaretta, —, from Dantzick ; Two
Sifters, —; and Jonge Peter, PETERS, from
Hamburgh; Anna Maria, —, from Bremen;
and Jonge Metta, —, from Amfterdam.—Sailed
the Friends, Dov E, for Newfoundland ; Harlequin,
BALLET, for Trinidad; Liberty, JOHNSON, for
Hamburgh; Jane, WILLIAMS, for New York;
Juno, CLARK, for Savannah; and Mary, Boss'.
TER, for Lifbon.
London, England, 1801-11-12

THEATRE-ROYAL, DRURY-LANE.

THIS PRESENT EVENING, November 12,
their Majefties &manta will aft a Tragedy, 64.4

DOUGLAS.
Lord Randolph, Mr. HOLLAND ;
Glasslvor), Mr. RARRYMORE ;
Norval, Mr. C. Kh:MBLE ;
Stringer, Mr. IVROUGHTON.
Matilda, Mrs. POWELL,
(Her sth appearance in that Charadter.)
Anna, Mits TIDSWELL.
To which will he added the Pantomime of
HARLEQUIN AMULET.
To-morrow, the Comedy' of the Will; with (for the WI
time this talon) the Romance of Lodoilka.
ri.The Opera of the Ducana is in rcheartil, and will be
ppmaimed In a few days, with entirely New Scenery, Dreffcs,
a:A Decorations, and in which Mr... Btu., MOTO N will appear
in tie Charader of Clam.
London, England, 1801-11-12

PARIS, NOVEMBER 7.

Theitigh Cie condi;ior of the Peace its ith Porttu
Lave not all heir. niade public, letters from
Lilbpn ttatc, it is known there that the princi-
pal ore i., ;Luz l'ortugal (ball "'ay to tlae French
Republic tcn of undoes (about a million
11,rling), part in rutty money, part in diamonds,
and the rest iii Brazilian commodities, fuch as cel-
too, hides, Brazil wood, and fugar.—La Clef du

Nov. S.—Cit.:Zell PORTA LIS and ROIDERFR, jun.
h .ve rcetived appointments, as attached to the
Legation of the French Republic, for the nego-
tiat.ons 1.2 r Peace at the Congrefs of Amiens.

STRASBIACH, OCTOBER 3r

Sum c days ago a waggon laden with a prodi-
pious large hone, which w.ts to be employed in
the monument or Genet al DEsAt x, broke down the
La idge of Braufch, and fell into the water. No
pc; :.on was killed. The hone and waggon weigh-
ed 216 quintals. Orders have been given to ex-
amine the other bridges with the greatch care.
London, England, 1801-11-12

ANGERS, NOVEMBER J.

At ions- in the afternoon of yetterday, the Spe.
cial Tribunal of Maine and Loire, charged with
tine trial of the perfons concerned in cart ying off
the Senator Ct.E st eti r-nE-R is, condemned to dc.uli
Gaudin, C.tnchy, an.t Mandiriffm. Lactoix and
Lis Wife, have been fentenced to fix years confine-
ment. Aubctan, Lenicluager, Leclerc, Jotngcon
and his Wife were acquitted-, and difcharged.
London, England, 1801-11-12

rCCI.P.SIASTICAi. PR EFRAMENTS.
The Senate of the Univecfity oi,Glafgow have unaniennally
ceinferred the degree of Dodor in Divinity on the Rev. An-
thony 'frail, ANN:Tearful of Connor, in the dioct fe of Connor
Ireland; and alto on the Rev. Archibald M•lwa, Miniftcr of
the pofpel at Rothefay.
Friday WV, the Rev. Ribert Markham. M.A. fon of the
Archbifhop of York, was indudtetlinto the third Pnb_tidal that
in the Cathedral Church of Caglitle; vacant by the death of the
Has. Dr. Baldwin.
Commission, Nov. 7.---The Rev. Joft.ph Prodlor, D. a
Matter of Catherine Hall, was on W.-Oneida, chain Vice-
Chancellor of this Univertity for the year evil-Wog.
The Rev. Robert Jones, }ellen,/ of St. John's Colege.lClS on
SUturday laR admitted to the degree of Bachelor in Divinity.
The Rev. John Reynolds M'ardair, I Inflow of Clare Hall,
and the Rev. llen,tamin Heath IVirlkiii, of Trinity Coilrge, were
the f am. day :iilmittcd Mallets of Arts.
Mr. John Bird Summer, of Collie, was velterday
-admitted a Fellow of that Society.
The Rev. William John Smyth, U. A. of Emmanuel Col-
lege, is appointed Chaplain to the Right How Lord Cawdur.
The Earl of Cjanwillium liar appointed the Rev.R.l.afcelles
of Stainford, one of his lairdfhip's Dontiftic Chaplain..

Cirr,

B
T.
At Montt Plummer, county Limerick, the Littler Dna-
dennell Plummer, Efq. of a fon.
On Arthur's-quay, Limerick, the lady of Captain Vincent,
of a fon.
London, England, 1801-11-12

THEATRE-ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN.

TOMORROW EVENING, November 13,
will be performed the Comic Opera of
THE DUENNA.
Clan, by Mrs. BILLINGTON. •
In which the will Introduce a New Bravura Song.
To which will be addled the Farce of
TWO STRINGS TO YOUR BOW.

Thit Evening—Folly as It Flies; with the Review, or the
Wan of Windier.
and Gentlemen who were difappointed of places on
iklonlay for the Tragedy of King Richard the Third, are re-
fp,!tfollv acquainted Mr. Cooke will appear in that Character
oil achy next, and repeat It every following Monday till
birder notice.

CONSI ANTINOPLE.
PANORAMA, LEICESTER SQUARE.

THE Public are molt rerpeetfully informed, that
on Saturday next, November r 4, the Vkw of CONSTAN-
TINOPLE will chafe for a few days, in order to be cleaned,
ate! to have fume trifling additions made ; and on the fame
evinin the View of RAMSGATE will finally dote, to be re-
eved by a fecond View of Cunflantinople. Bnth View., the
on from the Afiatic-fide, and the other from the Europeatefiele,
will opal Lbo Monday morning the 13d of November, atria-ding
vii; ether a molt corredt and fatisfadory ocular deli:l-4)6w of
Ce.r.ft.intinople, and its vicinity, the Coftume of the Turks, and
a view of the Grand Seignior, with his attendants, his barges
ciliate, Sce as he failed up the Borphorns, to nue of his a.
Open from Tvn tin dulki•.-Adatittance to cads Painting, Onc
:23•11inz!.
London, England, 1801-11-23

NAUTICAL INTELLIGENCE.

MAILS TIIIS DAY.—WIND Wcft.
A!RtVab. DVE
o Hamburgh„
I Dublin, Nov. 19,
I W.,tcrford, IS,
0 Dni.nazhAce, 2

PLY moor u,Nov. 2 t.—Came in the Au nAc
of 74 guns, front Portfmouth ; and his Majefty's
fhip GALATEA, of 32 guns, Captain BYNG, from
the coaft of Ireland, with the lots of mizcn
and foretop.gallant mall, which was carried away
in a heavy gale of wind, in the Wcllern Ocean,
at a time when the ihip was fcudding before it,
without the leati Gail fet upon her; the mizen mall
is gone dole to the deck : alfo, the LoNnots
packet of 12 guns, from the Eaftward ; and the
RANGEI,EAGLE, and BUSY cutters, from a cruize.

POOLE, NOV. 20.—Arrived the StandIey,STAND-
LET, and John, COLLINS, from Newfoundland;
Serpent, OLDIE, from Archan;:el; ;:alacia, DOAK,
from Malaga.—Sailed the Dart, Bi AL, and Ac-
tive, NYILLIAMs, for FOrtfMoittil ;Si Brothers,
MANE LAWS, and Pheafant, Thompfou. for ;
Ceres, STANK EX, for Liverpool.—The paffmgcrs
who arrived in the Salacia arc Captain Moto AN,
of the 36th Regiment ; Lieutenants Disvls and
FAKE, and Mr. GAMBLE, Purfer of the Swirr•
SURE when the Was captured ; and Mr. Baoo KING,
Purfcr of the DRAGON.

PORTSMOUTH, Nov. 22.—Arrived the Q.2ebec,
Buts ; and Adcona, FFATOMBY. from (tebec.

FROM LLOYD'S 1;51'.

DEAL, Nov. 22.—Came down and failed the
Haddock, —, for St. Lucia. Wind N. W.
blows hard.

GRAVESEND, Nov. 22.—wiled the Latona,—,
for Africa; Refolution, DONN Err, for JAMAiC3 ;
Prince, MILLEa, fur Grenada; Ariadnc, VAL F,
for Venice ; Rockdale, —, for Dublin ; Silly,
ROBSON, for Rochelle; Mars, mirc H ELL, far Do-
minica; Betfey, fz,r Demerara ; Auouibt,
WORE, for Antigii,ta ; Nelly, Lny ; At:-
T HOR j and Du e of CLOVOCC, PEAK C, for St.

ARRIVED.
At C,:rk—Adventure, J0n..., from Trinidad.
At Dubiir--itedmond, Warthy, from Jamaica.
At VirOMa—Lady Nr!fon, ---, from Goernfey.
In the Creek—Amphitrite, Anderfon, from Dods.
At Cower--Vrew Wilbelmina, —, from liitboa.
Off Whitby—Am:Attica, Stuart, from Petertborith.
At Charldton—M-rrttry, Tate, from St.l)omingo.
At lahnoi.tl:—Fr.en.ls, Hill. fmm Virginia.
At Abort, ir.hay—.Dart, Chitty, from I.ot dun.
At Berwick—N:atil.l.4 Willis, fr..m Dantrit.
At Newfmmelland--Ch..mont, HA. from Liverpool.
At Clytic--Dritannia, Hall, from Liverpool.
London, England, 1801-08-06

HARWICH, AUGUST 4.

The PRINCESS ROYAL packet, Capt. ANTHONY
Daiwa, has come round from Yarmouth, to wait
for Count BERNSTORFF and Count FREDERICK,
who are hourly expeded. The Pruffian !hip Fraun
Elizabeth, HARM BARENTZ Matter, is arrived
from Embden. with a crew for the Pruffian Ihip
Potfdam, lately fold to the original owners, after
condemnation, as a prize to his Majetty's fhip
London, England, 1801-08-06

FROM LLOYD'S LIST.

GRAVESEND, AUGUST S.—Paired by the Samp•
fon, —, from Koningiburg; Endraght,
from Embden; Friendthip, TR too, from Norway;
and Jonge Hendrick, from Rotterdam.—
Sailed the Jane, REYNOLDS, for Hambnrgh ; En-
draght, Jacoas, for Embden; Amy and Maria,
—, for Rotterdam; and Friendfchap, —, for
Fechamp.

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Lieutenant Dum•a Esc), j of the CRSAR, has been
appointed commander of the CALM and will
(hortly be promoted to the rank of Poil-Captain.
Eight flat-bottomed boats are building at Dover
for the ufe of Government.

His Majefty's frigate Taaraft, lately launched
from Chatham, and commanded by Capt. jam E S
WALKS', is ordered to join the fquadron employ.
eduntler the orders of Captain CUNNINGHAM, of
his Majeafsihip CLYDs, cruizing off the coat of
France.
The Fair Penitent, DUDLEY, for Newfoundland,
put back to Greenock, leaky, on the nth ult.
Yelterday a Court of Diretors was held at the
Ealt India-Houfe, when the fallowing (hips were
taken up in part of thofe to be employed the enfu-
ing Seaton, and Rationed for Bombay and China:
CANTON, 1198 Tons, Caputo TllollAll LOSUINOTON.
N. Ship, IWO Tons, Captain JAMS TWZMALO.
Captain PATTON, of the Fort St. George Ella•
blifhment, was appointed Governor of St. Helena,
in the moo of ROBERT Baooas, Efq. who has
refigned. Mr. Hu n sou, of the Examiner's Office,
received the Court's unanimous permiffion to put.
lifit an Ealt India Calendar annually.

The Court adjourned at fix o'clock till Wednet:
day next.

NARROWGATE, AUGUST 2.

Yefterday was obforved as a moil fplendid fef-
tival at the Granby, in this place. It was cele-
brated as the Anniverfary, not only of the glorious
Vietory of the Nile, but alfo of the relief of Derry,
the Battle of Minden, and the Accellion of the il-
lnflrions Itonfe of Brunfwick to the Throne. T.
WILLIAMS, Efq. M. P. prefided at one table, and
Mr. Etteozs at a fecond. Amongft the very re-
fpatable Company, to the number of t 30, who fat
down to a plentiful and well-ferved repaft of turtle
and venifon, were the Earl andCountefs df Saar-
TIMMY, Lord and Lady Ca srsaat•on, the
Bifhop of nowt+, with his Lady and their charm-
ing daughter, Lord and Lady ASHTON, Lady
Sminutoot, Sir Feexcis and Lady &sits and
daughters, Lord Fe NCASTLI, Sir Jesus and Lady
FITZGERALD, Sir HENRY lISSITSON, with a long
lilt of perfons of the firil rank and fafhion. Many
loyal and appropriate toalts were given by the
Chairman, and the day was marked by an abun-
dant (hare of wit, humour, and conviviality.