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London, England, 1801-05-12

NAUTICAL INTELLIGENCE.

MAILS THIS DAY.—Wind S.W.
•ItRIVID DU*

o Hamburgh,
o Dublin,
o Waterford,
I Donuaghadec, May 8,

The Mails for Hamhurgh and Bremen, of this evening, arc
to be feat to Harwkh initead of Yarmouth, from whence they
dually go, and are to be eaten to Cuxhaven in the KING
Gaoaux Packet, Capt. DIANe, now lying at the former place.

PORTSMOUTH, MAY n.

Arrived the RAVEN, of 18 guns, Captain SAVE-
nets, with a large quantity of fpecie on board;
and the ALLIANCE, Of 20 guns. Capt. Mr LHtTISH,
in 26 days from the Mediterranean : as the At-
LIANCI was put under quarantine immediately on
her arrival, we cannot learn whether fhe has
brought any news. Commilfioner ING Lasts LD and
his family are come pafrengers in her.
The Bougaidville French brig privateer, men-
tioned yefterday,• was captured 24 leagues weft of
Scilly, by his Majefty's fhip Et- RYDICE, of 24 guns,
Captain BATHURST. She is .‘ very fine veffel,
mounts 16 guns, and has a compliment of 6o men
on board.

SHEERNESS, MAY tr.

On the 9th inflant his Majefly's fbip BLINN It
of 74 guns, arrived at BlacktiAlces from Chatham;
and yetierday the STANDARD, of 64 guns, and the
ANN sloop, Captain thittamor, failed for Yar-
mouth.—Sailed alfo the MANLY gun-brig, for
Leith. with the Willington tranfport under con.
ivoy.—Arrived this day, the BRILLIANT, of 32
guns, Captain WOODHOUSI, from Portfmouth,
with the homeward-bound Oporto fleet, which
have failed up the River Thames.
London, England, 1801-07-20

WEDNESDAY.

The Noblemen and Gentlemen's Subfcription of
Fifty- Guineas.
Mr. Fletcher's b. h. Logic o'Bucban, 5 yrs 3 I I
Dukc of Hamilton's hay h. Little Bob, 4 yrs s 2 dr.
Mr. liancaid'a c. h. Sandy - 2 3 2

The following melancholy accident happened at
Deptford on Friday night hilt :—As Captain AN.
DREW CHRISTIE, of the Navy • Captain BRUCS
MITCHELL, of the Marquis Wellefley Eaft-India-
man ; Mr. ANDERSON, Chief Mate ; and Mr. Jou*
BRUCE, furgeon of the above lhip, were returning
on Chore from the fhip, the wherry got athwart
hawfe of a lighter, and immediately upfet, by
which unfortunate accident Captain CHRISTIE and
Mr. JOHN BRUCE were drowned. The bodies of
the loiterers were found on Saturday forenoon.
Thurfday a woman genteelly drelred, went into
the fhop of Mr. Cullum, Cheefemonger, Clare-
market, and contrived to carry off. Bank notes to
the amount of about 2001. which were in a book.
Some mon:hs fince, a boy, fatigued with play-
ing, got into an old boat that was drawn up on
the beach at Borth ferry, near Bangor, and fell
afleep—the tide rofe higher than ufual, and floated
the boat away, fu that when the child awoke he
found himfelf at lea beyond the view of land : in
this perilous fituation he remained for thirty hours,
when he was picked up by a Liverpool trader and
carried to Dublin—he returned home fome weeks
fince, and a few days afterwards, playing near a
fmall pool at Oakland carding manufadory, near
Llanrwft, he fell in and was drowned.
On Friday evening, as two poor boys were going
through Hopkins-ltreet, Soho, they were overtaken
by a brewer's dray; the horfes of which, from tak-
ing fright, were going very fait : the Rreet being
very narrow, they were unfortunately fqueezed
between the wheel and the wall, and dreadfully
hurt. They were immediately taken to the Mid-
dlefex Hofpital, where, in fpite of every immediate
affillance, the elder boy furvtved only a fhort time;
the other, we underitand, is in a fair way of re-
covery.
Thurfday evening a large hole was fortunately
difcovered at the foot of the north wall of the Mill
Prifon Hofpital, Plymouth, by the mere accident
of the flick umbrella of one of the officers of the
London, England, 1801-07-20

(CORN RKETS.

Marklan4 this mcrn.ng, was tolerably well
fupplied %yid', English which is on tl:c de-
cline, having experienced a fall of from Bs. to los.
per Q.Liarter.—Fleur 120 s. to 125 S.—Other :Articles
as below :

Finc Eng Wheat, 16cs. to 168 s.
Inferior Qtaalities, 96s tot ics.
Foreign red Wheat, tros. to r 265.
Fine Dantric Wheat, 160 s to 1685.
Barley 6os. to 465.
Malt 56s to 68s.
Oats z6s. to 34-38 s.
Tick Beans, 465. to 495.
Small Beans, sos. to 535.
Boiling Peas, dos. to 765.
Non-Boilers, 465. to sos.
Hog Peale, 485. to szs.
Rye, 545. to 6os.

SPORTING IN7-14.L-EqI.NCB.I

EDJVI3URCH RACES, TUESDAY? JULY .14.

Ttis Majeily's Purl ()1 One Hundred Guineas.
Mr. Hetcher's b. h. Aza, by P.:lndus, 4 yrs I 2 t
Mr. Kincaid's.. h. OW, 4 yrs - - 2 I 2

Duke of Hatnilton'sirc yhorfe run off thecourfe.
—Aza the favourite at Ihrting, but after the firlt
heat the odds teemed to be nearly equal, although
Obi with difficulty laved his dillance, owing to his
running off the courfe ; after winning the fecund
heat, the odds were much in his favour; the third
was won by a length.—Mr. Fletcher changed rider;
each heat.—Mr. Kincaid twice.
London, England, 1801-07-18

PROCLAMA?tON.

THE CONSULS OF THE REPUBLIC TO THE Mb:CH,
" Frenchmen—This day is defined for the ce-
lebration of that epoch of hope and glory in which
you witnetTed the downfall of barbarous intlitu.
tions, and you ceafed to be divided into two peo-
' ple, the one condemned to lead a life of humilia-
tion, and the other felt led for the enjoyment of
dittinaions and grandeur ; in which your property
was rendered free like your perfons ; in which the
feudal fyilem was dellroyed, and with that fyllem
all the numerous abufes which centuries had accu-
mulated upon your heads. You celebrated that
epoch in 1790, with an union of the fame princi.
pies, the fame fentimenti, and the fame withes.....
You have fence celebrated it occifianally in the
midit of triumphs, occafronaUY under the weight
of fetters, and fumetimes furfcintsdesi by the cries
.of difcord and of fitaions. Yean.. celebrate it this
:day under the happielt aufpices. Difeorctis talent,
faBion is checked, the interea of the country is
paramount to every other interea; The Govern-
ment knows no enemies but thofe who are the
enemies of the people. The Peace of the Continent
has been concluded by your moderation.' Its per.
manence is guaranteed by your potter and the
intereß a Europe. Your brothers and your chil-
dren return to their families, all devoted to the
caulk of liberty, all united to suture the triumph
of the Republic.' The (caudal of religious .difren.
fioa shall foou craft, A, tFill code, mellowed by
she wife delay of 'confideration. will Prollse your
property and
.your rights. Finally, you are fecur.
ed by novella but wboleforne experience from the
return of donseflic feuds, and that experience will
prove for a long time the lifeguard. of your pone.sky. Enjoy, Frenchmen; enjoy your fituation,
your glory, and the hopes of the future ; be ever
faithful to thofe principles and to thofe inaitutions
which have connituted your (needles; and which
will accompliiit the greatnefs and the happinefs of
your children. Let your fmsalations andiabours
be no longer troubled by vain anxi,etics. Nothing
can be performed by your enemies to injure your
tranquillity.
16 ALE RATIONS MITT YOU.. DESTINY."
" BONAPARTE, Fara Conful of the Republic,
orders the above proclamation to be inferted in the
Bulletin of the Laws, and to be publilhed, printed,
and affixed in all the departments of the Republic.
Given at Paris, at tlbs Palace d the oeverespeex,
t; ea the loth of Jose, in die Year Nine.
,1 The Fiat Conful, (Sisoned) Bosavae.vx.
By the Conful,
..itigned) H. & Ul' MA,
e Secretary of State."
London, England, 1801-07-18

IVAI,7tCAL IfirTEiLlGElklf.

.• ' , •
. MIMS THIS DAY.—Wied X. W.
allalYttl . aVli
i Hembersh,July IN Co
I Dublin, July z.s.. I
i •wsterford. July t 4, I
1 Doalitgtudcs, July 15, 0

Sixteen fail of the Jamaica Fleet are ir-ieed
at Bri(Loh they parted the London lhips on the
14th inflant.

On the 15111 inflant arrived at Pool, the Ameri-
can (hip Salacia, Capt. W. DOAK, fri,rn MaJdra,
with WILLIAM PHILP!, Efq. and Family, from
that Hand.

The A6tive, Tr/miaow., from Liverpool, ar•
rived at Madeira, parted from the REYOLUTIOK.
)(AIRE frigate and her convoy from Cork tonhe
Weft Indies, on the 23d of June, near Madeira.
The Rojal Edward, GRIFFITH, •from Liver-
pool for Africa, is put back with the lofs of bow.
fprit, foremaft, &c.

YARMOUTH, JULY 17.-31efterday evening, the
Pamirs of WALIS packet, Capt. bran 6., landed
her Mails at Cromer, and this morning the par
fengers here, from Cuxhaven.—The Paffengers
are, Mr. HALLIDAY, Mr. PARR, Major Roos:EAU.
BARING,_ and Mr. RU MAN, two nanoveriatt
Officers, Meffrs. MAsoN and Wata•rt, two MeA
fengers with difpatches.

• PLYMOUTH, Jtmy 16. —Came in the Mu.saeos
fchooner, of guns, Lieut. D. STAIIC/4
cruize, andbrought in the Pruifian galliott, Fier
Brothers, of Embden, Captain Jr v aGt otos, from
Hamburgb, bound to Bilboa, laden with various
merohandize, which the detained on a prefunip
Lion that the cargo was enemy's property.

Sailed the SYLPH' of 18 guns, Cap Pain DASH-
WOOD, with a fleet of vielnallers, for the Channel
fleet off Bra.
PORTSMOUTH, JULT ti.—Sailed the GUALDLR•
LAND and AterNITRITS men of war on a cruise.

SHEILNESSJULy i7.—Came into harbour from
the great Nore his Majefty's (hips A linear, Capt.
111,Kia Lir, and l'Usir a-frigate, Capt. HALKVET.
—No arrivals or failings &ice niy lail.—A trial
is to be made this day to weigh the AMIUSCADI,
with the Broderfchap Dutch hulk, and three Dock-
yard lighters, which we hope will prove fnceeff-
ful.—Several dead bodies have been thrown upon
the beach this Week, which have been found to be
fume of the unfortunate people in the AMBUSCADE ;
a Coroner's Inqueft has been held upon them,
and they have been decently interred in the bury
ing ground at this place.—Wind S. W.
London, England, 1801-07-18

PROM THE PARIS PAPERS.

GRANVILLE, JULY i4.—On the -9th infiant a
bark from Britanny proceeding along the (bore in
the Bay ofSt. Brieux, was obferved by two Englifh
frigates and a brig, which hoifted out their boats
and fent them in purfuit of her. The bark had no
other refource than to run in under the proteEtion
of fort Daoud where there were two (mall guns.
The cannoneer of this battery performed their
duty fo well that a bullet went through one of the
Englifh boats, by which means fhe funk. Thirteen
men were drowned, and three, among whom was
the Eon of one.of the lieutenants of the frigate,
fared themfelves by making for the Store. The
other boats were confiderably damaged : they kept
up a fire of ninfquetry with fome troops concealed
among the rocks, but were not able to make them-
(elves mailers of the bark; they had (even men
killed and feveral wounded: wd have to regret the
lofsoflix Frenchmen who were killed by the burft-
ing of one of the guns.
GENOA, just 24.—A report is current here,
that the fquadron. under GANTNIEUNZ will enter
the Adriatic to prevent the Englifh fquadron def-
tined for Egypt from getting out. Several Greek
Infras laden with More than 7oco tacks of grain,
have entered this port ; the crew of one of
reliefs affect, that they fell in with a Ship from
Capraja, by which they learned that Porto-Fer-
rajo had at length furrendered to the French.
Auosioton JULY x.--Letters from Canaan-
tinople, dated kay 27th, arrived at Vienna, date,
that Admiral W had taken a French cor-
vette, called tht Pearl, fent by Admiral GIN.
rareness *to Alexandria with difpatches, in which
he intreated ?Action to maintain himfelf in Alex-
andria, as he would loon receive fuccour. The
dl4atcbes had been thrown into the fea, but were
picked up by the Englifh, who by.thefe means be•
came acquainted with the plan of the Fvench.
FROM THE .HAMByaGil MAIL.

V.'s ace, joss 23.—The Englith thips,as board
of which the &ail's- and Condtan trvloprtvere em-
barked for Malta, have again returned :o Triefle.
either on account of contrare winds, or which is
more probabk, becaufe they had received intelli-
g=ce that the Drench-Neapolitan frigates, and
the other Mips which are to join the tottadron of
Gamier •vms, had appeared off Apcona.

/Amax, Just 23.—Accounts from Genoa -fan
that three flips which were fermi-arc...l from Gin-
Tit &AVMs's fquadron, and rein: ilea to Toulon, bad
failed again on the tsth of June, with tsoo land-
forces on board. The fleet Which had been fitting
out at Cadiz is expelled at Toulon,with land troops
on board. Sailors are prered at Marfeilles and is
all the Southern ports of France. Whether, as
many ;spelt here, the French and Spanifh fleet
from Brea, confiaing of 6o (hips of war, with
a,OOO laud forces on board, will likewife arrive
at Toulon.. time matt thew.

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London, England, 1801-07-27

♦ulYt i

PLYMOUTH, JULY 2j.

Lail night arrived here a (loop cartel from Myr-
lair, which place fhe left the preceding day, and
brings a report, that the French had captured two
fail of the line near Cadiz, and had driven another
afhore : they Rate that nine French fail of the
line, fome of them firil rates, were coming round
from Toulon to join the Breit fleet, and that they
fell in with an Englifh fquadron, when after a re-
vere a. ion the above was the refult ; how fat this
may be true or falfe, time will difclofe, but we are
inclined to believe, that the only capture is the
HANNIBAL, and that dearly bought.
Sailed the SANTA MARGARCTTA, of 38 guns,
Captain PARKER, on a ernize ; and the Plums,
of 18 guns, Captain Tutczalssz, with a fleet to
' the eaftward. _ _ _

Came in a fleet of coafters from the eaftward,
under convoy of the Raves, of 18 guns, which
vela is gone by to Falmouth, with the trade for
that port.
Sailed the GREYHOUND Revenue cruiser, to the
eallward ; and the EXCELLENT, Of 74 guns, Capt.
&Taros'', to join the Channel fleet.
London, England, 1801-07-27

CORN MifRKETS.

At Mari lane, this morning, the Wheat Market
dull, but not cheaper than IA Friday. Oats r•.
r 0 2%. cheaper: Beans and Peas is. to as. Barley
trade lower alfo.

Fine Engin Wheat, t3os. tot 555.
Interior Qualities, 965. to I los.

Foreign red \Vheat, tot. to trot.

Fine Dantzic Wheat, 135 s to 14os.
Barley 3os. ,tos. to 453.

Malt 6os 7os. to Elos.
Oars 245. to 255.-3os.

Tick Beans, 4os. to 441.
Small Beans, sos. to 565.
Boiling Peas, 755. to llos.

Non-Boilers, 6 ts.

Hog Peafe, sos. to 365.
Rye, 605..
Flour, stos.

We have the pleafure to announce alto the tr.
fival of the ()xebec fleet, with a large cupid), of
AMCrican wheat, not lefs than soo,ooo bufbels ;
Which with the promifing appearance of the !ner-
ved, mull have a confiderable influence in fill fur.
ther lowering the price of that article.

f&014 THE.LONDOII GAZETTE, SATURDAY, JULY 2g.

Average price of Coin in England and Wales, from the Re-
turns ending the s Ith of July, t Bot .
Wheat. Rye. I Barley. Oats. Beans. Peafe
s. d. d. a. d. a. d. a. d. a. d.
.36 is 85 u 7t 0 37 tt Go 9I 64
Average pries% of Foreign Corn, by which the Bounty on
Importation Is regulated, the week ending the 18th of July.
Wheat. I Rye. I Barley. 11 Oats.
el Beans. I Peafe..
s. d. a. d. s. d. s. 4. s. d.
tt 6 6 36 o 27 to/ 31 o a rot
'1 he average Price of Sugar, comput from the Returns
made in the week ending the sad of July, gm, is 312.3 FL
per hundred weight.
London, England, 1801-07-27

which they hive obterved during the long 'erre. 0
eution which the Gallican Church has experienced ;
upon their perfeverance in the carife of truth, and
the difintereftednefs of their ptefent Miniftry. It
is painful to them to fee themfelves the objel of
every fpecies of al-pet-lion, and they regret above
all, that the men who ought to be the firft to
ftretch out to them the hand of friendfhip, are the
molt eager to excite againft them difircift and ha-
tred. The Council marks out, particularly, in this
part of the letter, thofe men, who, affirming a qua-
lity unknown in the Gallican Church, announce
themfelves every where in the departments as Apo-
flofic Cow:Orin, who would produce the herefy of
rebaptifm, who unmarry and remarry, &c. The
Council expels from the wifdom and juftice of the
Holy Father, that he will ufe all his efforts to re-
&ire union and harmony. It cannot, however,
diffemble its aftonifhment at finding that all the
attempts which the Conftitutional Clergy have''
made to tranfmit to Rome the voice of truth have '
been abfolutely fruitlefs. Furry' rays to Sr. Pan
in the Aas of the Apoftles, " It is not cuftomary
among the Romans to condemn a man unheard."
Would Chriftian Rome be lefs juft than Pagan,
Rome was The Conflitutional Clergy conclude
their letter with again cxpreffing their confidence
in the paternal difpofitions of the Holy Father, and
imploring his efficient iisterference.—aldssCilnd.
London, England, 1801-07-27

GAOL CASTLE ESTATE, id VALETA BLE COLLIERY
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION—.B y Mr. CHRISTLE,
Az bag Gram Room, in Rill-Mall, on Frlday, July al, at Otte,
In Onc or Scvat Lots,

A CAPITAL and Valuable FREE3OLD
▪ ESTATE, with emenfive Manors, Corm Lest, Courts
Baron. quit arias, Fine Heriots, &c. molt plentifully Rocked
with Game, valuable Filiscry, &c. called (;ma. CAiTLZ, to
a molt beautiful and (porting part of Glamorgan. The ethic
forming a molt deferable refldence, with capital Gardens, well-
ed and richly chatted; Offices of every demi/Mos, Iscautifel
Platelet Ganund, (rated in an elegant Park of about zoo Acre*,
furroandad by faunal eligible Farms, with (ultable Buikiiugs,
and in the whole '583 Acres of rich Arable, Meadow, Pa&
tun:, and Wood Laud, entirely compact, of the annual value
of Two Thoufand One Hundred Pounds.

At limed capital Cottle ey adjoining the Canal and river
Neagh, caphle of producing fix thoufand Wey of Coals, giving
at hilt a ad produce of IL and upwards per Wcy, or a act an-
nual Meow of Sit[ Moans' Pounds, clear of expences and
outgoings: The beautiful fituation of tae Prunifes may be con-
ceived, but minuet be &Scribed. The Town and navigable
River of )Meath interfering the country,, forms a molt plan-
nirque,beautifuleand hitcrefting (cent to the Manfion,which
modern, and tinted to the immediate reception of #
A Perfm attends toihcw the Pilate.

Minna! the Effete and &melon of the Colliery, with dewe-
d= of the Cattle, may helm at Mr. C.hrißie's, in Pon-Mall,
who is impowerod to receive Prepaid& tar the whale, or ooy
part of the ERate by Private Contra&
Printed Particular may be had at Gaol-Came, sad of the
Printers of the Liverpool General Advertifm, 8. Parley's Big-
tol Journal, Mane-better, Shrewfbury, and Bath Chronicles; at
the Balithew Celke-henfe, Cernitill, and in Pall-Mall.
London, England, 1801-07-27

PORTSMOUTH, JULY 26.

Sailed the JOSS/. 14 cutter for the Channel fleet.
Arrived this day, the SANTA MARO
RESISTANCE, and SWALLOW, from the Welt-Indies.

DOVER, JULY 26.
All intercourfe between this Port and France is
now at an end, except by flags of truce, one of
which arrived laR night and brought Paris papers
to the 23d infant.—. Orders have been received
by the Calledors of Cuttoms not to fuffer any
perfons whatever, to land from France , Flanders,
of Holland ; and a party, among which are fume
Americans and Englifh,ikho arrived in the laft
veffel, are ordered to be immediately fent back to
France ; the Englith refute to embark and claim
to be tried and punillted by the laws of their coun-
try if they have offended againft them. The gun-
boats from Calais teem not inclined to veriture fo
far to fea, fince their narrow efcape from our vef-
fels on Saturday the tBth. Some of them have
fince been Peen from the hills dragging up along
(pore by horfes. Frigates, floops, armed (hips,
and gun boats, are conftantly cruifing on the
French coal, and a (hip of the line to be Ra-
tioned at the North and South Forelands, Dungen-
nefs and Beachy Head, as Guarda Collis. Strong
picquet 'guards arc mounted along the coat, and
orders for all the volunteers of the Southern Die,
trio, to be alert and in a Rate of preparation to
march, have been iffued by General Hosss.
London, England, 1801-07-27

Major
Affatant-,

tacks, vise HUG, doceafecl.
Royal Lancafhire Volunteers.
Wigs' John Grant to be Lieutenant, vice Howarth, deceared;
G. Mitchell, Gent. to be Enfign, vice Grant.
The Prince of Wales's own Regiment of Fencible
Infantry.

Enfign W. Kenny, font the Limet-Ick Fencibles, to be Enftgo,
rice Lennon,

Loyal Tarliert Fencible Infantry
Enfign John Lavery to be lieutenant, vice Stcycnfon, appoint-
ed to the Invalids. •
Enlign Patriek IN'Deranott Roe, on the Half-pay of the late
rd Regiment of the Wall Brigade, to be linfign, vice I.avery.
John Parrott Banes, Gent. to be Enfign, vice Barrington,
who rearm
Buckinghamfh. Gentlemen and Yeomanry Cavalry.
mac Haodkoenb, Gent. to be Lieutenant in the Newport
Parnell Squadron.
Lucas, Gent. to be Lieutenant in Ditto.
Honourable A. H. Cathcart to be Captain in the Olney
*Squadron.
.
London, England, 1801-07-27

SHEERNESS, JULY 33.

Sailed the MADUSA frigate, Captain Goss, the
Isis, of so guns, Captain BIRCHILL, DE RUTTER,
of 6.4. guns, Captain DACE'S, and the BATAVIIR,
of 54 guns, Captain Baouortrow, for the Downs;
likewife the VLIETER frigate, to be Rationed
about feven leagues below the Nore, to the north.
ward ; and the Drresosa gun brig, Lieutenant
I.Evsy, to the fouthward, to guard the coafi.—
Arrived the Pr LADES hoop of war, Captain BOOR-
DER, the OTTER fire ibip2 Lieutenant MAPLE.,
from Yarmouth; and the PRLVOYAMTS frigate, of
.p guns, from the River. The SURPRIZE frigate
has come out of Dock, and the AMBUSCADE will
be taken in on Monday to be examined.
London, England, 1801-05-15

ISLE OF WIGHT-CAPITAL MANOR AND FARMS

TO II SOLDJIY•UCTIONIIT 3. YOUNG,

On Thurfday, the .Bth day of June, dm, at the Buile•inn,
Newport, ifle of Wight, at five of the clock in the Afternoon,
wilds boner difpoled of by Private Contrad, of which im-
mediate Notice will be given, in the following Lots: '
Lot s. LL that Manor and-Farm called BRIM
A DLESFORD, fituate in the Pugh of AMMO.
about three miles from Newport, and three from Wooton, con-
Siting of a convenient Meiruage or Dwelling-houfe, lately fitted
up at confiderablc expence, with fultable Barns, Stables, and
out-buildings, and about uo Acres of Arabic, Meadow, Paf-
turc, Coppice, Wood, and common Land, thereto belonging.
The above Elate is Tythe-froc, extremely well Rocked with
Timber, the Royalty is very extenfive, and the Manor abound.
with Game.

-17;a...-About 74 Acres of Arable, Meadow, and Paton
Laud, with a Barn thereon, adjoining to the above Premifes,
sad called Culls.

Lot 3.--About 66 Actes of Arable, Meadow, Paftore, and
Coppice Land, called Pack6elds, with two Tenements and Gar.
dens thereto belonging.
The two lift mentioned Lots are fituate near the Rood lead-
ing from Newport to Ryde, are capable of great improvement,
and poffefs extenfire Conunon Flights, and a great part of the
Lands are alto Tythe-free.
Lot 4—About 76 Acres of Arable, Meadow, and Nature
Land, and at Acres of Coppice Land, adjoining the above pre.
miles with Two Tenemints, and a Garden, and a Barn, and
Stahl; thereon, MIA Woodboufe.
Oa tha three !aft Lots,there arc feveral 4tuati,:ns command-
laclch and eztengive views.
Timber on each Lot to be taken by the purchafer, at a
valuation.
The Land Tax charged on the whole at the Prentifes,amounts
to tot. tea. per annum,and the Lots wit, be fold fubjed to each
parelafer paying a proportionate part thereof. The Poor-rates
an remarkably low, and did not until the tail two years amount
to as. in the Pound.
Printed particclan may be hod three weal previous td the
Sale, at the of Oakes Marrs. Datnan; and Warner, Rocas";
Mart Hain and Matthews, Inner Temple, London; Bugle
lea, Newport • George and White Hart, Winehnftcr ; Crown,
Potdmouth; Dolphin, GiAport ; Coach and tiorfts,Sontlisne"
tan • White/Hart, Sallburr ; Angel, Lynalogelo; Clreara,ltte
woad i and at She Aidioasir's, Amity.
London, England, 1801-05-15

NUMBER 3898 3

SEVFNT}I TIME.
THEATRE-ROYAL, DRURY-LANE.
T0-MORROW EVENING, MAY 16, tßoi,
aller Majeftics Servants will perform the New Drama of
ADELMORN; THE OUTLAW.

To which will he added the Farce of
THE LIAR.
London, England, 1801-05-15

FRIDAr, MAT is, 1801

This day was publifhed,
A New Edition, being the Third, conGderably enlarged and
improved, and to which is now fiat added, HINTS ON Fisu
PONDS; price bound se.
i.PLAIN and EASY INTRODUCTION to
the Knowledge and Pratftice of GARDENING.

By CHARLES MARSHALL,
Vicar of Brixworth, Northamptonthire.
Printed for F. and C. Airington, No. 62, St. Paul's Church-yard.
Sold alfo by J. Hstchard, No. t 73, Piccadilly.

This day ma publiilicd,
Elegantly printed in Two Vols. Odds o, price to. In heath,
A &tool Edition, corroded and greatly enlarged, of
LITERARY HOURS; or, Sketches Critical
and Narrative.
By NATHAN DRAKE, M. D.
Printed for T. Cada, jun. and W. Davies, Strand.
London, England, 1801-05-15

ELIGIBILITY OP THE CLERGY.

The Cu cr ttcntof the Ex c Eqpt a then moved.
" That the Report of the Committee on the Bill
to remove doubts refpeeting the Eligibility of Per-
funs in Holy Orders fitting in the Houfe of Com-
mons, be now received." He faid it was a with
exprefed by hirnfelflaft night, and by others, that
this Bill fhould be printed. There were two or
three flight verbal amendments to be made in the
Report, which rendered it necefrary to re-commit
the Bill. He propofed to commit it to-day, and
to receive the Report immediately, and to order
that the Report fhould be taken into further con-
fideration to-morrow, and he hoped the Houfe
would allow the Bill to be read a third time on
Monday next.
The Report was accordingly received, recom-
mitted, Report received, ordered to be taken into
further confederation tomorrow, and that the Bill,
with the Amendments, be printed.—Adjourned.
London, England, 1801-03-17

LEITH, MARCH N 4.

Ordcrs have bccn received here to flop the
Elbe convoy, which was to have failed from Leith
on Sunday.

An order alfo arrived on Tuefday to lay an
embargo on all rads failing from this port. till
further orders.

On Tucfday the DISPATCH cutter arrived in
Leith Rnsdc, exprcfs from Yarmouth, and failed
again in a few hours.
The DKI VF R flooop of war arrived in the Frith
on Wediufday morning.
Ou Wcdnefday failed from Leith Roads the
Moreland and Lady Forbes, for Jamaica.
London, England, 1801-03-17

LONDON.

TUESDAY, MARCH 17.
PRICE Of STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK
Cuafu giSf—for ace. ;61.-5 per Ccm. 561 i.
5 ra Cast. 911.--Ornssiune
NUCL. or STOCKS YESTERDAY:
Bank Stock Om Lorg Ann. 'but
3 per Cent. Red. flint ShGrt Ann. but
3 per C. Conf. 56 156 Imp. Ann. tors-r 6 it
4 per Cent. (but Onmitun
5 per C. Navy will Cont. for Apra
Ditto Loyalty glint ludo stock—

The form fo long impending over Portugal, has
at length burl. The PRINCE ADOLPHUS packet
which arrived at Falmouth on the t4th hnf. after
a paglige of eight days from Lifb,.n, brings intel-
ligence that hofblities between that country and
Spain are now uaavoidable, as war has been for-
mally shclared by both nations. The Spanilh de-
claration of war took place cn the szd of Fe-
bruary ; and that of Portugal againli Spain, on
the sth inilant.

On the td infant, 11:s Royal 1-liencfs Prince
Anot.enus arrived .ot ar.d the next day
dined u.i!!l hit Pine-tan conirany with
the Earl Of CAI YSFORT, his Majelly's Milliner at
titer COM t.

American Papers receive/ yt.ficrday confirm the
account that the French Treaty w.ts ratified, with
the e•-:•-..i.tion of the ad article, and !uniting the
tistrat it•II t,f it to ughn. vt ars. The number of vote..
%Imre i. zo 9. Mr. Di II Ell was nominated by the
re, 7.-.IDI r. r go to Fiance as Commiflioncr to
itc matter in the form in which it is now
; but he &di:x.l the million. The Paiicrs are
w ;ill the int%trtiptions given to their
Craizets.
London, England, 1801-03-17

HEMP.

" The 'fruiter= of the Linen and fl mpen Manufseture,
anxious that this kingdom Mould effeetually lay hold of the pre.
fent opportunity wisSeit the irierruptli4l t tr.m.k with the
Northern States offer. foe orocustmg the growth of Hemp and
the eltablifttment of the Sail Cloth Nisnistadture, call upon all
Landholders or Farmees to of their endeat null, by allotting
fame portion of their grounds to the railing of Hemp.
*They underft mid it is as *sty in its culture as flax, the defier
the full and the deeper the loam the better will he the produce,
it fucceeds admirably in drained bog manercil with allies; and
the Truftees propnfe to procure a fulfielent number of perfuns
properly lkilled in the management of it front the time it is ripe
for pulling until it is made fit L,r the fpitmer.
Thcfc per& as will he Rationed in various parts of the
kikdom, and orders will be given to the County lnfpedtors to
receive all applieations from Gentlemen or Farmer% who may
dare their aillikance, and to feud taent accordingly.
The Truftees will affo give the following Bounties, and
continue than for three years:
London, England, 1801-03-17

DUBLIN, MARCH 8.

Arrived from a cruife, his Majelly's revenue
cutter the BUCKINGHAM, Captain Hoe st sw s, and
brought into the port of Strangford, the noted
(snuggling cutter, the Lottery, after a chace of
48 hours, during wh;ch chace the threw over board
her guns and p.m of her cargo, the (muggier% even
cut tome of her beams in order to efcape the King's
cutter.

Owing to contrary winds, the Wea India fleet
which failed from Cove is returned.

The fhipc for London from Baal}, under con-
voy of the St R PE N T man of war, were on Tuefday
under weigh, but the wind coming contrary, came
to and remain.

Tim John Eiher, Capt. CAVANAGH. bound from
Watet rd to London, with provitions, has hecn
raptured by a French privateer and taken into
CaLis.

The 'rl4cmas, for Londondcrry, is totally 101 l
at Nov York.

ILetters from the Mastic Rate, that the equip-
ments in the ports cf Holland arc carried on with
the utmoa aftivity ; and it is expeded that, by the
i a of April, there will he ready for lea, five fhips
of 76 1, nos. eleven of 68, fix frigates, and ninety.
three gun-boats.
The Peteriburgh Court Cazette; of the 7th oh.
meations, on the antlinrity of a Letter from Co- i
penhagm, that a Ruffian fiiip, hearing the impe.
rial fiag. had been ??ICL in the Sound by two En-
glifh frig it:s. who, however, fuEcred her to pars
mithcut motedation.
London, England, 1801-03-17

FROM LLOYD'S LIST.

DEAL, MARCH--46.—Sailed the SAVAGE Hoop
on a cruize.—Wind S. W. blows hard.

GRAVESEND, MARCH 16.—Paired by the BRLLI•
!ARIUS, ERNS, from Leghorn.---Sailed the Dolts
off BVCCLFLTGH, WALL, for India; and Louifa
Henrietta, JAC►, for Surinam.
London, England, 1801-03-17

NACTIC,IL INTELLIGENCE.

MAILS THIS thlY.—Wird W. S. W.
ARRIVE.D DUE.
0 HlMbUrgh
o I),iblin
‘‘..t•t rford
I Dolvi;li Ace

FAT.7.TOUTH, NIAR(I-1 x 4.

The wind having this day fhif:ed to the North,
the packets detained by contrary winds for Come
days niled ; viz. The KING GEORGE, with two
Lifbon mails; the Lady Hobart with the mails
for Halifax and New York ; and the Princefs Eli-
zabeth packet for Barbadoes, Martinique, and
Jamaica.—The Prince Adolphus packet arrived
this day from Lifbon, which port the left on the
6th inflant. On the at inflant, failed his Majefty's
Ihips SLA-HORSE; CHICHESTER, and MAIDSTONE,
with their convoys for Gibraltar and Oporto. On
the rune day the packet left Lifbon, his Majcfly's
fhips Mcnerac uE and PII,ETON failed with a con-
voy bound to Newfwundland.
Pafrengers by the PRINCE ADOLPHUS.—Mr.
JAMES 'TEEN; a Portuguefe Mellinger; Captain
Dozy; e er, gth giment ; Mr. and Mrs. Roo ERS;
Mr. and Mrs. BoRkE; Mr. ADAM CAMPBELL, and
Son; Mr. En. SIIRMAN; Mr. HECTOR HENDER-
SON ; Mr. Wm. HILL; Mr. Jos. REA; and Mr.
MALI AIIDALLA SERMANI.

TORBAY, MARCH rs.

Sailed this morning the Channel Fleet, under
the command of Admiral Coe P 4 wsw.s, confifling
of r t ftil of the line, and one frigate, together
with the outward bound Mediterranean Fleet,
under convoy of the ST. FIORENZO.
London, England, 1801-03-17

YARP LOUTH, MARCH z 6.

Sailed the KING GEORGE packet, Capt. Marl,
Jun. and the PRINCE or WALES packet, Captain
ANTHONY DEAN, with the Mails and palrengers
for Cuxhaven. Sailed the INVINCIBLE of 74 guns,
Admiral TOTTY, and the ELEPHANT of 74 guns,
' Captain FOLEY, to join the North Sea Fleet ; alfo,
the Si:messy frigate, DRAKE cutter, and BRUISER
gun-brig. Arrived the Smitazt. hoop from a
cruifc in the North Sca : during the courfeof her
cruife fhe fell in with a fchooner privateer from
Dunkirk, mounting 14 two pounders, and so
men, which fhc has captured and brought in here.
The privateer had made two captures ; the
Frenchmen were landed and efcorted to prifon by
a party of the Anglefea Militia. She alfo chafed
a lugger which (he would have likewife captured,
but the lugger made her efcape by throwing her
guns and Itores over board. Arrived la Jscouss,
and TRIMMER brigs, and the ALCMENE frigate.
London, England, 1801-03-17

TO-MORROW EVENING, March 18, will be
performed, an entire NEW GRAND SELECTION
from the molt favourite Works of Handel ; In which will be
introduced Bird's " Non Nobis," arranged as an Overture and
Grand Chorus; and a Hymn compofed by the celebrated Mar-
tin Luther, as performed at the Savoy Chapel, with Accompa-
niments by Mr. F. Baumgarten.
PART I. Ova rture Occafional.
Resit. Mr. Denman,' My cup is fuir--Jephtha.
.Mr, ' Shall lin Mamre's.' Chorus,' For all there
Air, Mils Tennant, Tune the loft melodious.'
Air, Mrs. Duifek, • Pious Orgies'—jud. Mac.
Air, Mr. Paddon, and Chorus, Happy pale—Ales. Fealt.
Air, Mrs. Margernm, ' Awful pleating being'—lepht ha.
Mr. Incledon, Pleafure my former ways —Time keel
Air, Mrs. Second, Praife the Lord'—Eftber.
Chorus,' flied in his evcrlafting feae--Samfon.
rART Nobis." (Bird) arranged as an Overture and
"Grand Chorus by Mr. Baumgarten.
Air, Mils Tyler, " Where is this ftopendous."
Air, Mrs. Second, and Chorus, " Tyrants would."—Atb.
it mit. Mi. Mahon. " It nsuft be fo."—Jepluka,
Air, " Pour fourth no more."
Matter Smith, " The finning dawn." 6
Chong " From harmony,"—Dryden's Ode.
Air, Chore,
Dulick, " Wife men flattering."—Jud. Mac.
Rant. Mr. Incledon, " Deeper and deeper Qin," and Song
Waft her Angels."—Jepht ha.
Grind Chorus," From the cenfer,"—Solomon.
PART. 111. Celebrated Hymn, conipored by Martin Luther,
with Accompaniments by Mr. Baumgarten.
Song, Mrs. Duffek, "O magnify the Lord."—Antis..
Duet, Mils Tennant and Mager Smith. " Let's imitate her
notes above."—Ales.
Song, Mr. Denman, Tho' furious Itorms,"—Jom.
Chaim," See the conquering hero," and March-quil. Mac.
Air, Mr. 'minion, " Gentle Airs."—Athalla. Accompanied
on the Violoeello by Mr. C. And. y.
Song, Mrs. Second, " Let the bright feraphims."
Grand Chorus, Sampfon, " Let their celellial."
End of Part I. a Concerns on the Flute by Mr. Woiditer.
tad of Part 11. a Sonata on the Grand Piano Forte by a Young
Lady, totally blind from her birth.
Principal Vocal Performers:
Mrs. SECOND, Mifs TENNANT,
• Mite TYR ER. Matter smrrH,
Mrs. MARCUM UM, (her flrft appearance)
And Madame DUSSEK.

• • Mr. INDLEDOH, Mr. DIGNUM,
Mr. DYNE, Mr. I'ADDON, (Scholar of Mr. Jackfun, of
Eacter,) Mr. JAMES MAHON, and Mr. DENMAN.
Leader of the Band, Mr. G. ASHLEY.
Organ, Mr. J. ASI:LEY.•
The rot of the BAND and the CHORUSSES, which will be
numerous and complete, by the moll approved Performers.
The whole under the direelion of Mr. A.CHI.EY, Sen.
Boxes fs. Pit s. &I. Gallery as. Upper Gall. is.
Ilan Price as ufual at Nine o'Clock.
. Doors to bc opened at Six, and to begin at Seven.
Basks of the Words (A'elth the Imptimateur of F. Mwe trisn)
to he bad at the Theatre, price 6d. only.
London, England, 1801-12-31

SUABIA, DEC. 4.

It is remarkable that the Ecclefianical founda-
tions in Suabia, which have bi_come vacAni, follow
the example of Cologne and Munger, and without
much deliberation proceed to new eleetions. They
tied the molt learned and efficient men, which
hitherto has not been the cafe : a proof of this is
the late eleftion of the Bit op of Elchingcn, and
the Prince Abbot of St. Blafiau. The lilt in-
cumbent of the latter died on the loth, and on the
isoth, I'AT. ROTTLER, a MAO of Wine& and great
atlivity, was chofen in his place.
The negociations between the Courts of Vienna
and Munich have, as it is afferted, been entirely
broken off by the arrival of a courier from Paris
in the latter city.

On account of the impending change in the
German Empire, and in relation to the bulinefs
of the indemnities, preparations will be made for
the general alfembly of the States of the Circle.
London, England, 1801-12-31

DUSSELDORF. DEC. S.

Our Government has at IA received permit-
Ilan from that of France to flip 70,000 cwt. of
corn from the Palatinate, for the necetlities of the
inhabitants aad the military of this place. It is,
however, flipulated, that when the cargo has been
examined and certified, and the lacks fealed, it
hall not be unladen on the way at Mentz and Co-
logne, and that all culloms, tolls, and other du-
ties fhall be paid as before the war. The Coun-
fellor of the EleOoral Domains, LUNZiN, 1174
brought this about at Mentz.
London, England, 1801-10-03

ROYALTY THEATRE,
WELL'S-STREET. GOODMAN'S FIELDS.

ON MONDAY NEXT, Otiober 5, 1801,
and five knowing Evenings, will be prelented,
A Ballet Divertifernent, got up by Mr. Mercerot, called
THE SPANIARD AND THE AMERICAN.
Principal Cbaraclers—MeErs. Mcrccrot, wbiunore, Banks,
Laurent. Mrs. Mcrcerot, &c.

Never performed at this Theatre, a Grand Spedtaele, called
THE BASHAW.

With estimfive Panorama Views of Cairo and Conitantinople.
Principal Charade:re—Mr. and Mrs. Mcrcerot ; Mr. Marqui,
Mr. Whitmore, and Mils Johannot
In the merle of the Evening, the following Ncw Songs, Sec.
lit, The Welter, by Mr. Thorpe, (his &It appearance on
say 6tage),—.2d, Th.! Doldrum, by Mr. johannot-3d, Jack
Tar and the Jew, Mars. lobannot and Decaltro.
The whole to conclude with (never perfomieti at this Theatre)
a Comic Pantomime, writtm by MeLoofdale, called,
PUSS IN BOOTS;

Or, HARLEQUIN ANDTHII OGRE.
Principal Charaders—Lord Ogre, (a rich and fordid Wenn-
• ruiner) Mr. Marqui ; Malin, (a Spirit of Evil) Mr.Decaftro;
Albert, Mr. Banks; Conrad, Mr. Sutton; Junin, (afterwards';
Harlequin) 1.41.115, fen.; the Prince of Pantalorda, (on
his travels to Ogre Land) Mr. Banks; Pierrotton, (Purveyor
to Lord Ogre) Mr. Taylor; Mmuttine, (cattier to the Prince
Pantaionia) Mr. Bryfon ; and Pun in Boors, Mr. Laurent;
Bonamy, (the Guardian Spirit of Ogre Land) Mils Gray ; and
Columbine, (Prineefs Pantaloon's) Mitt Scott Evans, being her
fiat Appearance at this Theatre; Evil Daemons of Malfin,
Pierrottonian Satraps ofLord Ogre, Mexzettinnn Suite of Pan-
talonia, Reapers, Hertlfmen. Etc.
The Scenery of the Piece includes a variety of India:elope
Subjeds, u coonedtcd with the Story, and commences with a
View of Malfin's Cave,gradually expanding itfeJf to the Inforle of
a-Mill; this is futteeded by an ettenfive open View of the Ogre's
Domain, which by a general Stage tranfitloo, is changed to a
r.lofe woody Profpordt on the Banks of a River. A rich Land-
fcape View of the Ogre's Cattle, is followed by the Reprefen-
tation of the Necromantic Ogre Saloon, which the Magic of
Harlequin forms into the Buildings of an elegant Square in an
European City the arcade of a Country Inn Is next introduced,
and filddenly changing to the infide, it exhibits a Bed-chamber,
which Is Again transformed to a Kitchen, with its eorrerpond-
log oiled*. An immenk Map of Europe is afterwards un-
rolled to the View, with a Pardfieation of the feveral Coun-
tries of the Continent, and this, by the Agency of Harlequin,
gives place to a model of the City of Paris; occupying the ex-
tern of the Stage from (runt to back, comprehending the whole
emu* of use River Seine, with all the Bridges, particularly
the Thuillerics Palace, the Refidence of Bonaparte. In a rub-
fequent Part, a Mars of dropping Spar-Work gradually coven
the Scene, and on clearing away, dikovers a Brilliant Fairy Hall.
Lowerlind Upper 80117, 3s. Second Price ar.---Pit as. Second
Price sa—Firft Gallery as. Second Prim 6d.—Upper Gall. 6d.
Doors to be opened at Half-raft Five, and begin at Half gait
Bit.—Second Price at Half.pait Eight o'clock.
London, England, 1801-10-03

FRANCE.

PARIS, SEPTEMBER 4.
According to the report made to the Confuls,
by the M:niller at War, the fiatement of the troops
returned from Egypt to France, is as follows ;-
39 officers of the llaff, 904 officers of all the dif-
ferent kinds of troops, 2143 light infantry, 3607
infantry of the line,. taco cavalry, 403 invalids
and guides; 1624 artillery ; 341 engineers 897
Syrian, Greek, and Cophtie legions, 375 fervants
of ad m inalrati on—Tota 1 12,148.

The grand fluice of Slyckeus is now entirely re-
paired, and the works have even been improved :
the navigation of the canal from Bruges to Mend
has t;aerefore been refume 3, and fume foreign vcf-
felt with different cargoes have arrived in the for-
mer of there ports.
Sart% 3o.—We learn from the Hague, that the
13,000 French troops who were to quit Holland,
have r:ceived counter-orders, and will remain in
• that Republic during the Mk:liblies convoked by
the Batavian Diredory, for the acceptance of the
Conilitution. It is added that this new arrange.
ment has been adopted in confequence of a requeft
made by the Dutch government.
London, England, 1801-10-03

FIFTY POUNDS REWARD

NViIEREAS the GUNPOWDER MILLS
beionging•to Mein. TINILIR and MOUNTIVILD. at
Chihvorth, in the County of Surrey, were*on Friday Night
the filth of September, attempted to be fet an Fire or blown
up, by throwing Gravel or Stones under the MW Stones, by
tome perfon, or perfons, who likewife took a large quantity of
Compolition and unfinilhed Gunpowder from out of a Charge
Houfe, and cad it into the River, by which Property to a eon-
faderable amount was deitroyod:
Any Perron or Hurons who can give Information of the
Offender or Offenders, than receive, upon Coovidlon, a Re-
ward of FIFTY POUNDS, from Mars. Tlnkkr and Mount-
ford, Birehitilane, London.

• MONEY READY TO ADVANCE.
WHEREAS many Ladies and Gentlemen fre-
quently fuser great pecuniary inconvenience for want
of knowing tome rdpedtabk ehuntel through whole medium
they may be accommodated with temporary or permanent fume
of Money; all Perfects in polfelfion of Incomes &Wing from
Freehold, Copyhold, or Ledfehold Eftates, in Land or Houfes,
Money in the Funds, Rent Charges, Marriage Settlements,
Widows Jointures, .kiinuities, Patent Places, Clergymen's Liv-
ings, or any other certain Income for life, may be fupplied with
ten4orary or permanent foul. of money to any amount, by
paying an adequate Annuity latereft for the fame, with power
to return the principal at their own option.
Perfonal applicat:ons will be received every day till two
o'clock, and letters from Correfpondents, in town or country.
. •
will be immediately anfwered.
Addrefs to Mehra. Minis and Co. at their honk. No. as,
Great Suffolk-Rrect, Charing-crab; but no letters will be ad-
mitted, unlefs pod paid.
London, England, 1801-03-28

FROM LLOYDS LIST.

DEAR, MARCH 27.—SAiled the NEMESIA and
HALDER frigates on a cruize.—Arrived and failed
for the river, the Fame, GOODRICH, from New
Orlcins.—Wind S. S. W.

GRAViSEND, MARCH 25.—Paf1'ed by the Kitty,
HvoliPs ; and Difparcli, Jescams, from Ccrk;
Friends, —; rritannin, PiLF ; Reliance, —;
and Mary, —, from Limerick ; AIfred,CROKTR;
Beticy, HUNT; Nile, RICHARWON ; hlariciva,
TooLF ; and Albion, —, from Waterford ;
—, from Bot Ion; America, —, from
Philadelphi.t ; William, TOWN, from Salem ; and
Daphne, —, from Charleflon.--Sailed the
Betsey, HALL, for Balbadoes ; and Niarit,
for Berbice.

MARCH 26.--Pa(rCil l,p the Britannia, WIL-
LIAMS, and Molettn, --, from Liihon ; Pet:r,
Mrrysis, from St. Michael's; Erntsticn l'ackct,
Wicoo4ast, from Hamhurgh, and B:mhamis,
Bsi:rH, from New York.—Sailed the Progrefs,
Bonsiß, for St. Kitt's ; Union, Mfrcac.rt, and
Proteus, Niron, for Surinam ;
and Feirora, SroasV, for Dunerara; ErterFriz:.,
—, for Halifax ; \Varlev, Wiz:ow, fnr in dIA ;
Ann, Nartrt, for Trinida:i; Little John. Fs Ito is,
FM Jamaica; Luritania, Baows, for Orort); Eli-
zabeth, —, for Qucbcc; Maryland, WE:a, for
New York; and WilTiam, ALLEN, for Tcbago.
Maio; ay.—Pall by the Duke of Portland,
PITMAN, and Kent. /kits Iv, from the South Seas.
Sailed the Endeavour, Hostas:, for Junaient
Harvey's Defire, NFALE, for Surinam; Juno,
STEPHENS, for New York ; George, HATwARDI,
for Halifax; Waffoll, PULLEN, fpr Derbice ; and
Caw', Matrix, for Curacoa.
London, England, 1801-03-28

SATURDAY', MARCH 28, 1801.

BRITISH FIRBAFFICE,

IFTRANDi AND *OPPOSITE THE ROYAL EXCHANGE,

CORN HILL, LONDON.
THIS OFFICE is eitablithed fcir the infurance
of Honks, Buildings, Manufaeories, Goods, and Met-
chandize, Ships, Veal', Barges, and other Craft, with their
Cargoes, in Port or tiled on Navigable Canals, Farming Stock,
sod all tiler Property, againit Loft or damage by Fire in any
part of Great Britain.
The Battering encouragensent this Society has received in
the more period of its cttablifhnuan, tally proves the reffoada-
bility of its prOprietary, and the eitimation in which it is held
by the Public ;—the amplitude of its Capital is a perfcel fecu.
rity for every engagement, and is in exbuit to a greater amount
than any funilax inftitution.
Great attention has been paid in afcertaining the Rates and
Conditions of Inforance : the Proprietors flatter thentfelves
that they will be found on examination tube perfeelly equitable.
This Odice makes good Lofs by Fire from Lightning; atd
in Cafes of lafarance on Freehold Property the Ben‘tt of the
Policy will extend to Heirs and Devizees.
Agisns arc appointed in the feveral Cities and large Towns
in the Kingdom, to receive infur.inees, oof hom printed Pro-
pofal and Conditions, with a Lilt of the DircEtors,
d.c. msy be had gratis. •
Annual Infunwees d*e at Lady Day waft be paid he.
fore the yth Day of April, or the &note of the Policies s al: be
loft. Roata r SKELTON, ~erretary.
London, England, 1801-01-22

LONDON.

THURSDAY. JANUARY as.
PRICE OF STOCKS. YESTERDAY.
Bank Stock z 56 155/ Long Ann. x 7 z 46/
3 per C Red. 59/ f/t Short AIM 5/
3 P
er
C. COOL 58til ilk i 1 I i Imp. 3 per Cent. sai ss
4 Per U. Cog 77 77 Imp. Ann. z z
s_per C. Nary 91 901 !Mk 5 per Cent.—
Ditto Loyaky 93 9$ Otnnium 3 per Ccnt. W.
Price of Stocks this day at one o'clock :
Confolss7lo—Reduced 58 581--4 per C. 76 761:
News per C. 91 t.—Old ditto 9o/--Long Ann. z 7
Cctif. for on. 59.1 dlv. on—Omnitinz 4 t diL

The Northern Convention was figned at Peterf-
burgh on the ,6th of December, by three Pleni-
potentiaries only, viz. Denmark, Sweden, and
Ruffia ; another Court twang to !hit Convention eats
lon certain conditions.
The return of the KING of SWEDEN, from Pe-
terfburgh, was fixed for Dec. 23, by way of Louifa
and Tornea, through the Northern provinces ; a
route, it is obferved, never try:erred before by
any other Swedifh Monarch; a part of it only
being Peen by CHARLES XI..

The (late of affairs on the Continent, and our
relations with neutral powers, are now fo uncer-
tain, that the merchants know not how to aft.—
Yefterday we were informedwan application was
made to Government, to afcertain what flags were
to be confidered as neutral; but we have not heard
what anftver was received. The petplexities of
people in trade have been accumulated within this
few weeks beyond all example. No man thinks
himfelf fafe in his traffic with any country in
Europe.

Yellerday, at one o'clock, his Motesty came
from the Queen's Houle to St. James's Palace,
when the Levee began, which was attended by
the Foreign Arnbafiaclois and Envoys, the Cabi-
net Mini(lets, and x fmall party of Nobility.
Admiral Ksi4Progoamswas introduced, and had
the honour to kits his MAJESTY'S hand on his
promotion.
Lord Montt was at Court for the WI time
this (calm

At four o'clock, his MAJ err t, after giving au-
dience to the Cabinet Miniflers, returned to the
ueen's Houfe.
e following is an account of the number of
men railed (ince the commencement of the war,
for the fervice of the Navy, diftinguilhing fuch as
have been railed in the ports of Newcalile and Sun-
derland

Nov. aco. Reinsert. L.-ssen. By the Tot.
Volta:team Prete& Civil Power
Newcallk 1,273 1.89 s 173
Suocksioad 314 Is 9 40

3$
9

1,317 1.711 $l3 71
Ey Aa of ?samisen; mi.

Namber of Mn raged, lace die come
the War, for the &Tyke of the Nevi

3.390
1 At'
4,661
sa4

Total - 4,1186
meat Of
- 134.962

A Committee of the Privy Council will be held
at Lord LIVERPOOL', Office to-morrow, in order
to adjult certain regulations refpeeting the com-
mercial intercourfe between Great Britain and
Ireland.--Meirs. Coals, BEILESTORD, Lord CAL.
TU111E14214, and the Irilli'Members of the Council,
will attend on the occaLou-