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NAOTICAL INTELLIGENCE.

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FALMOUTH, FED. r 3.

DOZ.

Thic day arrived a Mail from Lilbon, brought
11- his Majcity's Packet ICANG GEORGE, Captain
TODD. She failed from this Port on the Bth Jan.
and arrived at Lilbon on the t gth, land found
lying in the Tagus, his Majefty's (hips Espy-
Eros, la Minsava, AvaoaA, and SANTA Do-
i:II-NIA; with the NETLKY and MILEROOK
Schooners. On the 3oth, the Hscroa arrived,
and the WALDINGHARK Packet. During the flay
of the Packet at Lilbon, the following Ships
failed from tbs Tagus; viz. the ENDYMION,
SANTA DOROTHEA, la MINERVE, and the NIT.
ttr fchooncr. The Packet failed from Lilbon
the 3d intl. and, at the fame time, a fleet of
merchantmen, under convoy of the Auaoaes
bound to England. ThePatncaADOLPHUsPacket,
with the Mail for Lilbon of the ;loth inft. failed
this day, with a wind at E. N. E.
London, England, 1801-02-16

HARWICH, FEBRUARY 13.

This afternoon was captured by the Aeons,
Limy, and Vitt% Revenue cutters, a French
prtrateer, ander the difguife of a fifhing.fmack, called
t],e Sans Pwt, of Dunkirk, Citizen Jos Bonua
uninnander, mounting fix guns, from one to two-
puunders, five of which the threw overboard yef.
today in a gale of wind, and carrying t 8 men.
Ste left the Helder on Monday lail, and has not
taken any thing. At the time of her capture fhe
''as lying off the entrance of this harbour, amid
a large fleet of merchantmen, part of whom no
doubt would have fallen into her net, but for the
knunate eircumftance of her difcovery. This is
fond cruize on this part of the coaft. Ar-
'.vcd, a large number of boys froth Rotterdath to
London, laden with grain, &c.
Sailed yefterday evening, the Renewal, Las, for
Sarinots. Arrived, the Anaceson brig, from a
guile, and remains, with his Majeßy's fhip Outs:
ttitL, and Racoon (loop.
P. S. Jul failed the Mesas's frigate, on a cruise.
VIIIIVALY 15.
This day arrived the DIANA Packet, with a
!Ca from the Continent of the loth inft. This
Packet failed from Bresnerlehe.

JERSEY, FEBRUARY so.
Latl Tuefday the 49th and 85th regiments em-
barked for England. In the night, being off
emlanky, in a violent gale of wind, the DEN roe,
of the Tranfports, ran on a rock. Not a boat
"141 go out to its affillance. Confufion and dir-
"der, as %dual in Inch al dialler, began to prevail.
Ald added tenfold horrors to the gloominefs of the
; but by the coolnefs, the perfuafive argo-
raentt, and the exertions of Lieutenant-Colonel
41 r I r, of the 49th, the molt perfelt order was
2, length reflored.—The failors and foldiers got
"I°lY into the ih;p's boat, which, after feveral
t: Pa, conveyed them all in &ley on board aflo-
at' of the convoy. The next morning, to sa

trace of the tranfport ta•as to be fecn. A great
deal of ammunition and baggage, with fevera!
horfes were loft. The three battalions of the gth
are arrived here, to replace the two corps above-
mentioned.

Sixty Priells arrived here Taft week from Eng-
land, and went off toFrance this morning, v.here
they are received with the greateft cordiality.

DEM., FEBRUARY t 3.

Intelligence has been received here, that the
French frigates which made their efcape from Dun-
kirk Roads to Fluihing, fibs after the capture of
la Defiree, have within thee few days failed from
the latter port down Channel. His Majely's fri-
gate Nswests, with two armed cutters, have in
confequence received orders to proceed immediate-
ly to fea, in quett of the enemy, and they are now
under weigh for a cruize off the coati. of France.
London, England, 1801-08-20

WARWICKSHIRE.

TO BE SOLD BY Plftp,ATL CONTRACT,
A VERY clefirable FREEHOLD ESTATE,
pleafantly lituatcd within two Mika of the Town of Bir-
ruirgliani; confining of about ifiAeres of Palture and Meadow
Land, a neat Nleffuage, Bann, Stables, Cowtheds, and other
r:quilite and uf:ful Buildings, all in excellent Repair. Good
Gardens, well p 1 4rated with choke Fruit Trees, and a beautiful
Lot rat Pleafure Ground.

This Eftate is well calculated for a Gentleman's Refidence,
the Situation is elevated and healthful, and the Roads exceed-
ingly good.
o.• i u rtlicr Particulars apply to Mr. John Alexander, No. 9,
Bedford-row, London ; or at the Office of Mars. Lee and
Comic, Solicitors, Birrrtinghaiv.
London, England, 1801-08-20

FALMOUTH, AUGUST 17.

Arrived the Cissrriarte to (new packet,) Cap-
tain Buoy, from Dartmouth, and his Majefly's
fhip Pan DOUR, of 44 guns, from Cork, to wait the ar-
rival of the outward-bound Mediterranean fleet from
Spithead ; the has on board a few Dutch troops
for Portfmouth.—Patted this port the homeward
bound Litbon fleet, under convoy of his Majefly's
(hip A si sow.—Sailed the American fchooner Clara,
REG/URN for London, and the Samuel, GLEN.
MILL, for Portfmouth.

The Palm ca ADOLPHOII packet will be ready
for fea on the 2oth, but the will probably wait for
the Mail of the t Bth, to carry with that of the 12th,
which is now at Falmouth.
London, England, 1801-08-20

BIRTHS.

At Derfingham, near Lynn, Norfolk, the Lady of Huey
Prefcot Elencowe, Efq. of a fun.
At Vale Lodge, Leatherhcad, Atignft 3d, Mrs. R. Whirt-
foord, of a daughter.
On tl e 4th of Fe'sruary. in India, the Lady of Colonel Jame.
Pringle of the Hon. Eaft India Compaii; 'sh mice, of a clatT,h;c:.
On the rath intl. In qt...cen-ftrect, Edinburgh, Mrs.
of a fon.
London, England, 1801-08-20

THURSDAY, AUGUST2o, 1801

TO THE CURIOUS IN FISH SAUCES, &c.
A CAUTION TO
BURGESS' ESSENCE OF ANCHOVIES.

THE great Reputation which Ma. BURGESS
has gained by his su e r IMOR ESSF NC E of ANCHOVIES,
and other RICH SAUCES f.,r risti-SAUCE, STEWED
Po CALVES HEADS,I3EFFSTEAks, NIADE
DISHES, WILD FOWL, and GAME, with many DELICA-
CIES for the TABLE, SIDI...BOARD, and STORE-btiloM; which
are more fully exprelred in his Catalogue, (Hr. SLING 'III:
INVENTOR or THEM) has induced many perfuns to gin the
fame name to ARTIct es entirely different, which are vended
at many Shops in London, by Perfon, who go to thr principal
Towns in England, Ireland, and Scotland, to folicit Orders of
Tradefmen and Inn-kLev.ss, who in confequoace, are often
ferved with a SPURIOUS SORT, by allowing them an extra pro.
fit, which Ls not only an ImpAtion,but a great Difaiviintntent
to Families who purchafe them with a view of having good
SAUCE to their FISH, &e.
N. B.—None are their G I; NV IN E. hut what have there words
on the Label, "BURGESS and SOO'S ORIGINAL AND SUPE-
RIOR ESSENCE OF ANCHOVIES, No. 'O7, Strand, Corner of
Savoy Steps, London."
London, England, 1801-08-20

DISEASES eff the URINARY CANAI • and VENERRA L
COMPLAINTS.

MR. DUFOUiinforms the Public,th at he may
daily bo confulted gratis, from 9 to 3, at his houfc, No.
g, Frith-ftrtzt, Soho,' London, in all cafes of Obitruetioos,
Strietures, Gleets, Seminal Weakncfs, incontinency of Urine
impotence, anti debility in either Sex, &c. From
extenfivc Pradice in this department, to which he has ccn-
fined himfeif for many years, he offers a method of cure, mild,
efficacious, and which prevents a rclapfe.
Mr. DL'FOUR, foie Proprietor of Daran's celebrated (me-
dicated) Boogies, bat ultimately fo improved them, by divelt-
ing them or the irritating effedla of common Boogies, that they
fuccecd where muffin and other violent means have failed.

For the Venereal Difeafe, Mr. DUFOUR is in poffellion of
Dann's Remedies, fo mild that they render confinement or
rcftraint In diet unacceifary. To enable him to attend patients
at thcir own honied, he has provided the affiltance of a Gentle-
man of the Faculty. Perfona in the country may be coma by
Rating their cafes In letten, polt paid.
Jai pubtlAbed, price 21. 6d. Fifth Edition, enlarged. .A
Troia. on the above Complaints, illuftrated with the various
fymptoms and Cafes filming the painful and dangerous ef-
feels of Cauftic Boogies; an improved method of treating go-
norrhea., ace. Ste. Printed for J. Callow, Crown-court, Soho,
and H. D. Symonds, Patcrnacr-row ; alfo to be had at
M.Queen's, Ratter-Change, and at the Author's.
London, England, 1801-08-20

DIED.

On the t ath irritant, at his hO2;E: in Berneerfireet, Richard
Fairfield, Efq.
At Linlithgow, on the 2d inft. Mrs. Janet Rankine, wife of
Mr. Andrew Bartholomew, tnerchaat there.
Rlogiton, Jamaica, on the toth of May loft, Mr. George
Gilfillan, merchant.
At her houfe, in St. David4leect, Edinburgh, on the 7th init.
Mrs. Katharine Edmouftone, relict of the Utz George Nicolfoo,
Efq. of Jerelfton.
On the 3d intl. the Rev. Edward Hughes, Reeler of Shen•
ningtun, Gioucelterfitire.
Lately, on a farm of Lord Pen►byn's, near Chapel Cut;ig,,
Carnarvonihire, Owen ap Owen, aged 104.
On the 22d ult. in the 7ift year of his age, John Roberts,
Efq. of Saddieworth.
On the IR init. J. Hankinfon, Efq. of Prefton. r•
On the isth init. at his houfe, at Weitham, Mc; ChdRIS.
pher Barton Metcalf, Efq.
On Frleay the trth in& by a fail from his hoer, at nentrim.
Park, in Yorldhlre, James Inhofe°, FN. t►ird fon of the late
sir James ibbetfon, and brother of Sir Henry Carr ibbctfon, of
tl.a, place, Baronets. The ndldnefs of this young Getailernatia
etrpottton, and engeging furetty of his manners, peculiarly
fitted him for the dirties of religion, which prolclion ►e was
fo well defigned to adorn.
London, England, 1801-08-20

PORTSMOUTH, AUGUST 19.

This afternoon failed the following men of war:
St. George, 98 guns, Vice-Admiral Pot. a, Capt. Nicuot.t.s.
Dreadnought, 98, Capt. VasifoN.
Vanguard, 74. Sir T. WILLIAM.

Zealous - 74, LINUZ.
ltranito - 74, - OSIIOILNE.

Powerful - 74, LA

It is generally fuppofed there !hips are going to
the Mediterranean, to reinforce Sir JAssas Seu-
steasz's Sett.

DARTMOUTH, AUGUST tB.

The Georgia. from New York to Havre de
Grace, is tent in and detained by the AtAar cut-
ter, having on board indigo, cotton, muffin, pot-
aib, tea, tobacco, &c.
London, England, 1801-08-20

M!Llrilßr

WAR-OFFICE, DUBLIN CASTLE, AUGU,ST
His Excellency the Lord Lieutenant has beer{
pleated to iign Commifflons for the following gen-
tlemen to be officers in the uncler-mentioned Da:
tria corps
Claie Galway Cavalry—Second Licutenaht Valentine Blake;
Firft Lieutenant ; vice James Blake, rcligned.
Galway Volunteer Cavalry—Second lieutenant Edward Blake;
Firlt Lieutenant; Vice Butler, pronvitedin Tipperary

tia; Thomas Brown, Puri. ifgq. Secendlienani; vice

Blake' promoted.
Drumahair Cavalry—Thomas Martyn, Efq. Firft Lieutenant,
vice Rutherford, refigned ; Patrick Carter, Efq. Second Lieu-
tenant, vice Johnfon reigned.
Mohill Cavalry—Bern; Norris, Efq. Fourth Lieutenant; John
Writ, Efq. kifth Lieutenant.
Mountrath Cavalry—. Charles H. Coote, Efq. Captain, vice
Right Hon. Charles H. Coate, refigned; Firft Lieutenant
Richard Palmer, Second Captaio,vice Flood, deceafed; John
Carr, Efq. El& Lieutenant, vice Palmer, promoted.
Tuam CaYalry—Charles O'Connor, Efq. Second Lieutenant,

vice Mills, deceaft.d.
Lifburn Inf.uury—Second Lieutenant William Coulfon, First
Lieutenant, vice Smith, deccafed ; Nicholas Dclachrois, Efg.

Second Lieutenant, vice Coulfon, promoted.
Churchill Infantry—William Verner, Efq. Firft Lieutenant,
vice Hazleton, refigned; William Harte,Efq. Second Lieu-
tenant, vice Dawfon, refigned.
Carlow Infantry—Second Lieutenant William Fifhbourne, Firit
Lieutenant, vice Byrne; removed to South Downthire Mili-
tia ; Nathaniel Proctor, Efq. Second Lieutenant, vice Fith-

- .
bourne, promoted.
Middleton Infantry—Joreph Haynes, Efq. Second Captain,
vice Hobfon, rellgned.
Rotunda infantry, 3d Company--Matthew Rooney, Second

, -
Lieutenant, vice Kearney., promoted.
COrkaroe Infantry—Firft Lieutenant Alexander Murray, Cap-
tain, vice Nappler, refigned ; Second Lieutenant G. 11. Sem-
ple, Firft lieutenant, vice Murray, promoted.
Crewhill Infantry—Fnncts White, Efq. Firft Lieutenant, vied
O'Bre, Paved.
London, England, 1801-08-20

The Univerfal Purifying, Antivenereal, • ..nd Antifeorbutie
Q.p.intellence of Vegetables, called GUTTA SALUTARIS.

ANOTISEIS CASE.

SIR—Having received a molt finguhir cure,
without any reßnint of diet, or hindrance of bufinefs,
after being a Patient in St. Thomas's Hofpital, to no HR.& in-
duces me, for the good of my fellow-creatures, to m !:e oath
betore the Right lion. the Lord Mayor of the City of London,
that by your Advice, and Mr :icine called Gotta Salutatis, or
Royal Antis entreat Diuretic Drops, I am pe rfeelly cured of a
molt inveterate Lues Vetwrea ; it was even hat in my toes in
very bad, that I had nearly the firß joint of my great tic rot off
my right foot ; but by perfeeering in your molt valuable Me-
dicine, the unparalleled efficacy of which made a found and
perfect cure. Tkat all who Rand in need of your fuperior
in fuch complaints may know your great abilities, i reqozit
this extraordinary Cure may be publithed, and remain, Sir,
your humble fervant, HENRY OSBALDISTON,
Spring-Gardens, Manz croft
London : Sworn at the Manfion-Houfc before mc
B. KENNT ET, Mayor.
_ _

Prepared by Dr. S .Freeman, No. 7a, Hatton-garden, Lon-
don ; and fold at Tutt and Bolton's, Royal Exchange; Mars.
Jeboult's' No. !so, Oxford-road; Mr. Pilling's, No. 76, ditto;
and Mr. Ward's, No. 324, Holborn ; in bottles at 225. I il,6d.
Si. sd. ind as-pd. each.

URINARY OBSTRUCTIONS, Gleetc, Se-
minal Weaknefs, Impotency, Incontinency of Urine, and
the Venereal Difeafe, in every Rage, fcientifically ind fpeedily
cured, by Mr .GOSsART, No. 29, Dean-ftreet, Soho, who,
front his acquaintance with the only remaining Relative of the
celebrated Monfieur DARAN, at Paris, is the only perfon In
this Kingdom in poffeflion of DARAN'S Medicated Bougies, and
which have been fo efficacious on the Continent, as to require
no confinement or rears/tit in Diet. To enable hint to attcna
patients at their own houfes, he's favoured with the affißancc
of an eminent London Surgeon. The bougics to be had only
at his houfe, at ss. per dozen. Advice gratis from nine to five.
N. B. His treatife on tilde difeafes to be had a his hook,
and of every Bookfcller in the Kingdom, price one Milling.
London, England, 1801-11-05

lIVEDNESDAY, NOTPSIIIIR 4.

Mr. MAI terra riser prefentcdapetition from the Propritton
of the Wet Docks, at the We of Dogs. Received, and referred
to a Committer.

The CUA NCELLOR of the F.itc me oti t a informed the Hook,
that his Majeity had ordered to be Lid before them the eiti-
mates of the Army and Navy moved foe.
Mr. Bannon brought up the n-purt of the Committee on
the Salt Duty NU, and the 8.11 for continuing for a time to be
limited, the importation of Foreign Starch, free of Duty,
which was received, and a Bill ordered, purfuant to the Paid

"Sir WILLIAM ELL/OT brought up the eftimates of the Army
and Navy, for three months, from the 3d of January. atm
Mr. CORRY moved for a new writ for Dungannon, in the
room of General John Knox, deceafed.
The charge of the Office of Ordnance, for the month of Ja-
nuary, February, and March, sBoa, was laid upon the table.
The CMANCELLOR of the F.:cut:gm moved the order of.
the day for the Houf, to ;..-o into a Committee of Supply.
The Node went into a Committee; Sir Wit. F.. tio r moved,
" That 130poo Men be granted for the Sea Service for
three months, commencing from the 3d of January, :Sot, and
ending on the 3d of March, in which number was included
gopoo Marines.

" That 740,0c0L be granted for Vie-Waiting the fame, at the
rate of 11. tila per man per month, for the lame Period-
" That 721,3e50L be grimed Inc Wages for the fame, at the
rate of IL 173. prf man per 111,141 th, (Or the laid period.
" That 210,604 be granted fur the Ordinaries of the Navy
for the laid period.
" That 97,3ce1. be granted for the Ordinaries of the Service,
for the raid period. at the rate of Se. per month per man.
" That t,tio,occL be granted for the Lune period, for wear
and tear, at the rate of 3L per month per man."—Agreed to.
The Chairman aced heavy to report progrcfs, and fit again
on Friday.—a Agreed to.
London, England, 1801-02-18

PJAZIA ME PITA R r PROCEEDINGS.

HOUSE OF LORDS,TUESDAy, FEBRUARY t).

SIR SIDNEY SMITH.
Earl SPENCF R delivered a Meffage from his Ma-
jelly to the fame effed with that delivered yeller-
d r ;n the Hrnil of Com mons by Mr. Pitt, in
which his Majelly recommends it to the Lords to
take the necenary ileps for fettling a penfion of wool.
a year on Sir Sidney Smith. His Lordfhip then ob-
ferved, that after the declaration which both Houfes
o Parliament had lo exprefsly made of their fenfe
of the important Cervices performed by this gal-
lant Officer, on the coalts of Syria and Egypt ;
and after his merits had been fo fully acknowledg
ed by the whole Country, it would he unneceffary
for him to add any thing in his praife ; he would
content himfelf with faying, that he was happy in
having this oppowtuoity of doing what Mould
probably be the lift ad of his official duty—of
propofing an adequate recompence to a molt me-
ritorious and gallant Officer, who was not likely
to have a fuperior command any longer in the
Mediterranean.
The Meffage was then received, and ordered to
be taken into confideration on a future day.
London, England, 1801-02-18

LOTTERY FOR THE PIGOT DIAMOND.

THE Wickets are Two Guineas cacb, and num•
tiered from I to 11,428, the firß drawn of which in the
ENGLISH STATE LOTTERY, ad MARCH, am will
receive the Prize, now depofited in the Bank of England, and
firfaibed in the Act of Parliament u follows :

" And whereas the Paid Diamond is efteemed by &UM La-
" pidifts to be but little inferior in weight, and equal in water
" and brilliancy, twany known Diamond in Europe ; and the
" value thereof is noweftimaecd at a fura little ftiort of TuillTv
" TNOUSAND POUNDS."

SWIFT and Co. No. r r. Poultry, London (eltabliffied In the
year v 759), and at their Statc Lottery Offices, in Dublin and
Glafgow, are appointed to fell the Tickets of the above Lottery.
A Model of ebe Diamond may be teen at either of their Offices.
Letters anfwcred, and Schemes fent gratis.

This Day was publiased•

.
Neatly printed at the Minerva 'Preis,
NEW EDITIONS of the Works of REGINA
MARIA ROCHE.
Child:el of the Abbey, 4 rol4. (4tb e—alt.) price 14s. tinted.
Maid of the Hamlet, a vole. fad edit.) price ys. fewed.
Vicar of Landowne, Vols,{ad edit.) price ya. fcwod.
Clermont, 4 vols. rite t4ll.lCWed.
And a few remaining espies of bey tat Novel, Nocturnal
Vifit, 4 price 11S. boards.
Printed far W. Lane, Leadenhall-greet ; and fold by Miller,
Bond-ftrect; and Lloyd, Harley-area.
London, England, 1801-02-18

DISTRIBUTION OF PRIZE MONEY.

To the crew of the hired armed cutter Utrrov,
for the capture of the French privateers le Renard
and le Mndeu, and at the re capture of the Atlas,
by the NEsitsts, will be paid their proportions
arifing from the faid captures and re-capture on
the 26th of February, at Portfmouth.
To the crew of the NAIAD, for the capture of
the Spanifh frigates El Thetis and Santa Brigida,
a final diftribininn of the net proceeds of hull,
lores, head-money, and cargoes of thofe prizes
will be made on board the NAIAD on her arrival
in port.

Monday the Purfers of the following (hips at-
tended at the Eaft India.houle, and received their
final Difpatches, with which they immediately
rroceeded to Portfmouth, to wait the arrival of
their refpetlive (hips from the Downs, viz.
The Lord Hawkefbury, Captain William Don:tat-on, cat.
figned to Bombay direct; the Ilindatan, Captain George Mil-
lets; and the True Briton, Captain William Stanley Clarke,
conkmed to Madras and China.

P.iffvng,rs rer Plindollam.—Henry Judge of
the Supranc Court, and lady; Colon:] Tripaud; Mr. E. H.
Lulhingtoo; and Mcffrc. Bullaby, Wakeman, Blacker, Futter,
Cumming, Clok, Plenderkath, andßivett.

Per Calcutta.—Mr. James riowifon, Af Surgoon;
Males. Spots;(wood and Shaw, Writers; Mrs. Sarah kr.-
flings, Mils Msrgarct Jennings, and Mrs. Catharine R.
bertfan.

Per Lord Hawkeibury.—John Williams, Efq. Writer ;
M:ffrs. Thomas Orilvy, and G. Colquhonn, Militant Sur-
ge:ns; and Mr. Henry Hardy, Frre-httrincr.
Per True Briton.—Charles Marini Lfq. Writer; Mr.
G. G. Richardfon, Free Mannrr; Milieu Fhcek :;cott anal
Elizabeth BcU.

The following (hips are appointed the next divi
lion to be difpatched, and at e ord:red to be in the
Downs on the soth inftant, viz.
For Coaft and Bay..--The Sir Stephen LuErgton, the Lori
Thurlow, the Walpole, and Alia.
For St. Helena, Bengal, and Eencookn.—The Windham,
For Bengal diced—The Earl Howe.
For St. Helena and Beni,el—The Lord Duncan.
For Bombay dire t.-1 he Fort William and the W.,r.
eater.

His MAJESTY WaS ycitcrday much b.:acr of h.,
cold.

Mr. Ross. the Mefrenger, arrived yefierial
r o ning with Government dilpatchcs Itom the
Court or Denmark.

On Thtirfday came ^n at Wilton, the elenion rd
a Itcprefentativc in the toom of Gencial Gotus•
wok, my, deoeafed ; when the Hon. Liu: Brin-
k ER, ton CI Load CH•RLIS SPlaCtllt, sass Cketed
Withc.ut opr ofttion.
Thz French Funds have rifcn per cent. fincc
the 6th inn. The Ter/ Coni,Glis was en the
tth at 63 francs 75 cents.
It appearing, on examination of the Meal-
wzighers' return yeßerday morning at Guildhall,
hat there was very little variation in the prices of
Wheat and Flour, the Pt-ice of Bread was ordered
to be continued the falne as ,aft week, viz. 711

4
London, England, 1801-02-18

MMus Cant/kid, Cent. to be Second Lieutaant, vies Fry.
George Fry, Gent to be Second Lieutenant.

• MEMOILANDLIC
Lieutenant Railand Hiley, of the asth Regiment of Foot,
h fuperfeded, bail? Jbfrnt without ;rave.
Commiffion hi the Norfolk Militia, fined by the
Lord Lieutenant.—Weffern Regiment.
Dino W. Hind to he Lieutenant, vice Lieutenant James
Wil-
fon the Younger, refigned. Dated January 29, 2801.

Oa Monday the feeond of next Month the P.n.
lifh State Lottery begins drawing. The Tiekets,l
Halves,Quarters, Eighths, and Sixteenth Stamped:
Shares are felling in the greaten Variety of Num-
bers, and loweft terms, at Mr. NicHOLSON'S Office,
No. 16, Cornhill, oppofite the Bank of England ;
where the fchemes at large, containing the parti-
culars of the extraordinary fuccefs which has at-
tended the purchafers at this office, arc to be had
gratis. N. B. As Tickets and Shares will not be
lower, Merchants, Clubs, &c. &c. will fave money
by an immediate pnrchafe.

COURSE OF EXCHANGE.

Haniborgh 31 ssi U. Naples - - 40
Alton 31 3st U. Venice - 464
Leghorn - - ssi Liibon 6i
(knot -46 t Oporto - • 6cl
Wenn*. go peace per oz. Dublin ra
London, England, 1801-02-18

INFALLIBLE GERMAN CORN-PLAISTER,

E PROPRIETOR of this oft excellent
TH m
REMEDY is Co certain of its Efficacy having never
failed in a variety of Cafes, agrees, if it does not eradicate the
Corns, root and branch, TO ItZTVIN TAIL MONET.
It will ,on application , take off the Inflammation in a few hours•
and ddtroy annually the Malignity without the heft hasAnl,
Printed Medicine faded up with it.
This is the celebrased PLAISTER that gained fo much re-
putation in Germany, and has beets fold in London yew-Ards of
Fifty Years, with the greatelt reputation.

Sold WhOlefale and Retail by T. Axtell, No. 1, Phydrhum,
near the Royal Exchange; and alfo by Mr. Day, No. 9, Tavlf-
tock-ftreet ; Mr. Wilfoa, No. 39, St. James's-them; Mr.
Sirincy, No. 21, Pall-Mall; Mr. Ward, No. 324, Holborn;
and jthoult ood Co. No. zso, Oxford-Street.
At Briftol, by Bulgin and Sheppard; and Bonner, printers.
Bath, By Hazard bookfdla and Raman, perfumer.

. .
Edinburgh. by Baxter, South Bride.
Portfea and Go!port, Mr. Harding s.
Liverpool, by Mr. Gore, printeroutd Mr. Jones ,booldoUrr.
Portfmoutb, Mr. Motley, bookfeller.
London, England, 1801-02-18

HOUSE OF COMMONS.

Mr. WINDNAM moved for Ir3V, to bring in the Mutiny
—Ordered ; and that M.. Windham and Mr. Ryder
&mild prepare and bring in the fame.
Mr. W. DUNDAE CH, that as the Call of the Honfe lined for
the 3d of March, he rote to more that an Honourable Relative
of his, the Lord Advocate of Scotland, who was prevenett by
ledifeefahk habil( fs from anew:int, fhould have leave otah.
fenec until the soth of Keel —;.tave granted.
VOTE OF THANKS TO MR. ADDINGTON!.
The S: FAKER role, and, addrceing Mr. Ad-
4ftrton, raid, that he felt particular pleafure in
preKnting to him the Thanks which the Houfe
had unanimonfly voted him on the preceding day,
for the exemplary manner in which, during a
period of twelve years, he had dtfcharged the du-
_s of that nation from which lie had lately retired,
aTuring him, that tht. unciai:ucal evidence lac.

had given, under the molt trying circuratiances,
of his attachment to the Conftitution, the ability
integrity, and unremitting attention he had evin-
ced in the exercife of his Parliamentary duties,
had deferved and obtained him the refped and
gratitude of the Houfe." The Speaker added,
that were he to indulge his private feelings, he
might expatiate more at large on the fubjea ; but
he was aware he could offer nothing in addition
to the terms in which the vote of the Houle had
defcribed the fervices of his Right Hon. Friend—
he would not therefore attempt to weaken the ex-
preffions of that vote, but content himfelf with'
conveying the fentiments of the Houfe in the
manner and the language in which they had de
creed it. _ _

•
Mr. ADDINGTON raid, it was with fentiments of
the molt fincere and heart-felt gratitude he had
heard the Vote of Thanks with which the Houfe
had been kind enough to honour him—to have en-
joyed their good opinion, would he the pride and
comfort of his life. It was uniformly his find!,
to difcharge the duties of that nation to which the
Houfe had fo often advanced him, with fidelity
and attention ; and he mutt ever feel happy in the
reflation, that his conduft had met their approba-
tion. The Chair, he was perfuaded, would by
his retirement experience no Ids of that dignity of
charater and urbanity of manners which was fo
neceffary to preferve the regulated freedom of de-
bate. They had provided agailift it by the elation
of a Speaker to whom his thanks were particularly
due—while to the Houle he felt himfclf indebted
by every duty of attachment, veneritiln, and
gratitude, which could bind the feelings of an in-
dividual to the first Affernbly on earth.
Ordered, on the motion of Mr. Pitt, that the
Addrefs of the Speaker to Mr. Addington; with
Mr. Addington's Anfwer, be printed in the Vptes
of the Houle.
London, England, 1801-02-18

fluwss 8844]

TIiSATR.E-ROYAL, DRURY-LAM.
TO-MORROW EVENING, February 19,
J. ;hair Majcßim Servants will aft (fourth time) with new
sceaca, Dreffea aid Decorations, the Tragedy of
. CYMBELINE,
JONG OF BRITAIN.
Cymbehne Mr. RAYMOND
Leonatus lioftLimua Mr. JUMBLE ;
lachimo, Mr. BARRYMORE.

Qaeett, Mrs. POViELL ; lmogen, Mrs. SIDDOKS.
is lid IL Dr. Cooke's Glee of " Hark, the Lark at Haven's
Gate fangs."
-

Aim which (for the 13th thne)
called
THE VETERAN TAR.
The Overture and Mufic, entirely new, competed
by Dr. ARNOLD.

FIFfIfTIME. -
THEATRE ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN.
TO-MORwROWf EVENING, February r 9,
will be p_orssed a sew mody,in Five Adis, calla
THE POOR GENTLEMAN.
The Principal Charaders by
Mr. LEWIS, Mr. MUNDEN,
Mr. FAWC4TT, Mr. /941,Hr.
Mr. MURRAY, Mr. TOWNSEND,
?dr. OftR,Y, Mr. FARLEY,
Mn DAVENPORT, Mr. WADDY,
Met. GIBBS, Mrs sills,
Mr. POWEL, and Mn. MATTOCKS.
The Prologue to be ipotesi by Mr. BETTERTON,
And an Epilogue by the Charadiers.
To which will be aelecitbe Marcel Entertainment of
PAUL AND VIRGINIA.

Half

ENGLISH LOTTERY,
Begins Drawing the zd of March 1 goz.
THE SCHEME CONTAINS
2 Brian of 4.30,000
2 20,000
3 10,000
4 - 5.000
6 - 2,000
10 ...- I,COO
16 --- 300
54 - 100
zoo 50
17,200 -- 18
Half a Million of Money Sterling in prizes.
Part of the Capitals will he determined as under:
lirft-Drawn Ticket 25th Day 4.10,000
Ditto 29th Day 2%000
Ditto 33i1 Day 30,000
- Ditto 40th Day 2,000
The Prizes of this Lottery will he paid at the ufual time In
full Ruling money, without any difcount or dedudlion. '
TICKETS and SHARES of TICKETS are
felling at every LICENSED LOTTERY 01- FICI. iu
England, Scotland and Ireland. And the Prizes paid on demand.

PRESENT PRICE.
Ticket Z. 17 9 0
818 o Eighth 2 3 6

Quartery 4, to o Sixteenth I 3 0
••• erfons in the country may be fupplied with Tickets nr
Shares the fame as if pet:fent, by fending Pnit Office Ordcrs,
good Sills, Calh,or Batik-notes, Many Licenfed Lottery 011ie,...

WADNESDAT, FEBRUARY 18, 1801

I'HE SUBSCRIBERS to the SPITAL-
-1- FIELDS SOUP iNsrrruTioN, are rcfpedfully in.
fornird, that a General Mating will ht.: held a the George
and Vulture Tavern, Cornlllll, on the 23d hiltant,at 4 &Clock
in the evening, precitely, when their" Company iw ruluelted.
By Order, JOHN COLEBY, Secretary.
loth of ad Month (Feb.) aot.
London, England, 1801-02-18

NEAR AYLESBURY, BUCKS.

MR. CHRISTIE begs to inform thc Public,
i-Vi• that one of the Mates advertifed for Sala in February
next, near Aylefbury, in the county of Bucks, confining of the
Manor, comprifing thc whole Parint of Q_uarendon except the
Lee oods, is difpofecl of by Private Contradt ; and there now
remains for Sale the MANORS of BUNTHAM, HARD-
WICK, BLAGROVE, and FREEMASTON, compelling
Eight capital Grazing and Dairy Farms, with (liftable Build-
ings, and about One Thoufaud Four Hundred Acres of uu-
common rich Land, entirely compact, and principally Tytbe
Free.

Alfo the PERPETUAL ADVOWSON of the RECTORY
of FREEMAS'I'ON, of the Annual Value of about One Hun-
dred and Eighty Pounds, fubled. to the Life of the prcfent
eambent, aged about Sixty Years. Together with a Capital
Wood, called LEE WOOD, containing in Acres.
And fome time in MARCH next ►ill alio be
SOLD .13Y AUCTION,
At his Great Room in Pall-Mall,
In LOTS,

The extenfive MANOR of WEEDON, with the Antic=
Manton, called LII.LIF.S, with Garden, Blunt's Meadow,
old Inclofure, and near fix hundred Acres in Weedon Field. A
bill is applied for and will be obtained, previous to the ale, for
inclofing the fame.
Mr. CIIRIsTIL is impowered to receive proporals for the
whole, or any part, by private contra& any tints previous to
the zoth of February; and what is not difpofcd of by that time,
will be peremptorily fold to the heft bidder en Thurfday the
aids of February; and printed particulars of the unfold lots
may be bad fifteen days preceding the fide, in Pall-Mall.
London, England, 1801-02-18

This Day was publithecl,
A new Edition, Price, half bound, 7s. 6d.
GEOGRAPHIA ANTIQUA: being a com-
plete fct of Map of =tient Geography, beautifully en-
graved trim Cellarius.

On Tbirtrahree Copper Plates.
Deigned for the Ufc of Schools, and of Galtlunen who

make the Antient Writers thi;ir delight and itudy.
Printed for F. and C. Rivington, No. 6z, St. Paul's Church-
yard; C. Law, No, r 3, Ave-Maria-lane; and Longman and
Rces, No. 39, Pater-aolter-row.
London, England, 1801-02-18

COMMITTEE OF SUPPLY.

Mr. BR AGGE brought up the Report of the Com-
mittee of Supply.
On the &it Refolution being read by the Clerk,
Mr. Jot.t.trst rofe to exprels his difapprobation
of the manner in which the propofed augmenta-
tion of the army was meant to be raifed, and to
a(k the Right Hon. the Secretary at War, whe-
ther the railing of one thoufand Cavalry, in the
prefent fcarcity of corn, was an eligible meafure ?
As they were not that kind of force which could
be of effential ufe at prefent, unlefs it was intended
to attack France, the progrefs of Inclofure: in the
country rendering it difficult for fuch a force to
ad, lie fubmitted that it would be better to make
that addition to the Infantry.

Mr. WINDHAM faid, the. refolution before the
Houfe contained an anfwer to the Hon. Gentle-
man's queflion. It was true, there might be no ne-
ceffity for the employment of the Cavalry, but it
was with the view to the poffibility of Inch an oc.
cafion, which no man could pleafantly contemp-
late, that the augmentation propofed was brought
forward : and he could :jure the Hon. Gentleman,
the neceffity for fuch an increafe, and the ufe to
which it might be applied if necelfary, even in this
country, was fuggelted by great military opinions.
The obje4tion hated by the Hon. Gentleman, re-
lative to the confumption of corn, had not diffi-
dent validity to forbid a necelfary increafe of the
army in the prefent hate of the country.
The fe vend Refolutions be ing read and agreed to,
Mr. PITT moved, that they thould be taken into
confideration to-morrow.
London, England, 1801-02-18

WASTE LANDS.

Lord Cartaivo;;;4 laid, he was inftrufted by
the Committee of their Lordfhips for confidering
the High Price of Provifions, to Hate to the Houle
that they had taken into conlideration the belt me-
thod for a general Incloffire of Waite Lands, and
that in confequence of the inaration of the Com-
mittee, he fhould then move, that a Meffage be
fent to the Commons requefling them to tranfmit
certain Papers on that fubjea to the Houfe.—Or-
dered.
London, England, 1801-02-27

HLL•AISO\ V. ALLEN.

The Plaintiff was formerly deputy to Mr.
Vaughan, Clerk of the Peace ; but, in conf,:cience
of tome mlfunderflanding, be was difplaced
from /i's fituation, which was tiipplicd by the Dc•
fondant. It was alledged that the I.:Saidatit had
defamed the Plaintiff's charader. In order to
fubliantiata this, a Mr. BurriJgc was called. lie
. Rated, that having fomc private bulinefs to tranf-
ad with the Defendant, be called at his houfe ;
in the courfe of converfation, the. Plaintiff's name
was mentioned, when the Defendant told the
witnefs " he had become a bankrupt ; and that,
in the courfe of his examination before the Corn-
miffioners, fome forgeries had come out." Thee
words were fubmitted to be a fufficientground for
an adion. Lord Kr N YON, however, thought dif-
ferently; he Paid, the words were not to be taken
as fpoken of the Plaintiff having committed the
forgeries; they might be as well meant for any
other perfon. He Paid, this action could net be
maintained—Rai:air nowfriied.
London, England, 1801-02-27

SHEERNESS, FEBRUARY 26.

His Majefty's Ihip INVINCIBLE, of 74 guns,
Capt. Rattail, has arrived at Blachitakcs, from
Chatham.—The HERMES, armed (hip, Capt.Wav-
sots , is appointed to take a Convoy to Leith,
which will fail to-morrow, if the wind and wea-
ther permit.—Remain at t►e Nore the following
!hips, VETERAN, of 4 guns, Capt. Di row ; Ac A-
my-mow, of 64 guns, Capt. FANcoußr; BLANCHE,
of 36 guns, Capt. HANIOND ; IpATONA, of 36 guns,
Cart. SOTHERON ; HYAENA, of 24 guns, Capt.
GRANGES : the EXPLOSION, ZEBRA, and TERROR,
bombs; and the Ass and HERMES, armed (hips.
London, England, 1801-02-27

DIVIDENDS.

March 3. William Atthill, late of Norwich, apothecary and
druggift, at three, at the Maid's-Head Inn, Norwich.
March 3. John Peters and Alexander Peters, of Southwark,
linen-drapers, at ten. at Guildhall, London.
March 4. Spinks Chapman, late of Norwich, liquor-merchant,
at three, at the Rampant Horfc Inn, Norwich.
March S. Thomas Oldham Chinuer; of Walf4ll, mercer, at
eleven, at the Littleton Arms, in Penkrider.
March y. James Jeffry, of Wappenbani, cow-dealer, at eleven,
at the Talbot Inn, Toweeft< : . •
March y. Willi m M ',ire, of Richmond, flable-keeper, at
twelve, at Guildhall, London.
March 7. John Bunycr, of St. John'.-rquare, Clerkenwell
vidtuallrr, at twelve, at Guildhall, London.
March 7. Thomas Harrifon, late of Oxford, hat manufacturer,
at eleven, at the King's-Arms Inn, Oxford.
March ro. Richard Sircorn, of Bello), looking-glafs =nate-
truer, at eleven, at the Rummer Tavern, Brittnl.
_ .

March to. James Edenborough. of Nottingham, vidlualicr,
at ten, at the Punch Bowl, in Nottingham.
March to. Thomas Griuk un, lase of ilutley Wlntney, South-
hampton coaelimaker,at eleven, at the Crown Baring-
Itoke, Southampton.
March to. Peter Newlyn, of New Alreeford, Southampton
canter, at eleven, at the Crown Inn, Bafingftoke.
March to. Edward Davis, of Briftol, hooper, at ten, at the
Rummer Tavern, in All-Saints-lane, Briftol.
March to. Mary Martin. late of Bafingfloke, Southampton'
widow ana draper, at eleven, at the Crown Inn, BaCogitokc
March to. Daniel Matthews, late of Bafingitoke, Southamp-
ton, grocer, at eleven, at the Crown lan,
March t it. William Burr, late of Bath, monerfcrivener, at
ten, at the White Lion Inn, Bath. .
March ts. Samuel Millwood, of Upper S'altfington,Yorittire,
merchant, at five, at the Elephant and Caßle, Sholdergate ,

York.
March t 4. Miles Barber, late of Lothbury, Landau, merchant,
at ten, at GuildhaL
March 14. Jeremiah Miller, of Catharine-court, Tower-hill,
merchant, at ten, at Guildhall.
March 17. James Norton, of Oxford-ftreet, haberdether, at ten,
at Goikliaall, London.
March 17. Joceph Hatch, of Robert.ltrect, Bedford-row,
cabinet-maker at ten,t Guildhall, London.
March 18. John Barber, of Nottingham, holier, at deem, at
the Rant Inn, Nottingham.
London, England, 1801-02-27

ST ATE LOTTERY, FOR zEloo.
nrms DRAWING ON MONDAY NEXT.

'HE TICKETS are fold and divided into
Hihrts, Qua tens, Eighths and Sixteenths, by
HAZARD EURNE and Co S rocs: Etto-ats s

At their State Lottery Oflice, No. 93, under the Royal Ex-
ckinge, t.ondon, and no whzre elfe on their account.
0110 .111 Shares fold at this Office will be Ramped agreeable
to Ad of Parliament, and alto with the Crown, and round it
: luard and Co.'s Lottery Office.
Letters, poitiatd, duly anfwered, and Schemes gratis.
••• Orders, accompanied with ihort.dated Bills on London,
or Poft-011iee Orders, pun/finally attended to; and to prevent
milLskes as well as delay, Correfroudents are requcited to
train's* them by
Bank, India and South Sea Stocks, with their fevered An-
nuities, India Roods, Exchequer Bills, and all Nita of Govan-
ment Securitits, bought and fold by Commiffion.
London, England, 1801-02-27

Speedily will be eliblifbed,

• In Owe Vol. Ato„. lllnitiated to) Copper-rates,
I'REA'rISE on the Caltnre and Manage.
;tient of FRUIT TREES; in which a new Method of
Pruning and Training will be folly &Scribed.
To which will be Added,

A new and improved Edition of Obfervations on the Dlfc.ifcs,
parcels, and Injuries in all Kinds of Fruit and Forel Trecs,
with ab account of a particular method of Carr, publilhed by
Order of Connuhent.

By WILLIAM, PORSrrH.
Ganlamer to his Matzfly, at the Royal Gardens, Kcnfington.
Gentlemen who with to be fupplia with this Book will be
pleated to fend their Orders to a ithrr of the following Book-
fellers: Melirs. Nicol and Son, Bookie Hero to the King, Pall.
Mall; Mr. White, FketAreirt; Mars. Caddi and Davies,
Strand; Mr. Debrett, Piccadilly; Mr. Sewell, Coruhill; and
Mars. Longman and Rem, Paternofter-row.
Where may be bad, price 6s.
A Botanical Noutenclator of PLuds, as defcaThed iz the la
Edition of Linnaus's Syßana Nature,—by W. FoIIIITTII4III3.
London, England, 1801-02-27

PORTSMOUTH, FEBRUARY 26.

Sailed this afternoon on a cruize, the following
!hips: CARER, Capt. BRowrou ; THE \T, Captain
Sir E. HAMILTON; ACTIVE, Captain 43ITFARD;
and UNIoN cutter.—Arrived the GANGLS, Capt.
FRELMANTLE ; and RUSSEL, Capt. WILLIAMS,
from the Channel Fleet; alfo the TICKLER gun-
brig; and ROWCLIFFE armcd•cutter.—The RAM!.
LI Es, Capt. BARLOW ; and the BELLON A, Sir T. B.
THOMPSON, are gone out of harbour to Spithead•
London, England, 1801-02-27

Tide darn:* pahlthed, bt teelfcap too. price 41. 6d. hes: ds,
Whine the Second, of
SERMONS. .By the Rev. SYDNEY SMITH,
A. M. late Fellow of New College. Ozford.
Printed foe T. N. Loam= and 0. Itees, No.39.Pacr-
setter-row. Of whom may be had, pit FuLhfhed.
A new Edition of volume I. Pricr 6d. boards.
London, England, 1801-02-27

THIRD TIME.
ROYAL, pRURY.I.ANE.

EVENING, February 28,
Servants will perform, for the third time,
Drama, called
AF AND DUMB ;
T.: ORPHAN PROTECTED.
The Characters by
WROUGHTON, Mr. C. REMBLE,
LYMORE, Mr. KEMBLE,
Jun. Mr. PALMER, Mr. SUET?,
tn. MOUNTAIN, Mrs. SPARKS.
to be fpoken by Mr. POWELL,
,piloguthy Mils DR CAMP.
to Mufieal Entertainment, called
'RIZE ; or, 2,5, 3, 8.

DYAL. COVENT-GARDEN.
' EVENING, February 28,
?teemed a Comedy, tatted
AN IN HIS HUMOUR.
ded (for the grit time) a New Grand Hif.
towhee Drama, to Two Parts, cast
PEROUSE
DESOLATE ISLAND.
, the Ballet under the Pole diredtion cf
Overture compered by Meffrs. Moorhead
%tic of the Firß Part by Mr.Davr—and
• Mr.Moorelteett--With eaureacw Made,
Decorations.

;intortans--Pitetufe ((the Navigator) Mr. H. JOHNSTON;
Theodore (the Son of puede) Mifi Jenlinfon ;
Cadge (Servant to Ma&tne Petunia), Mr. King;
Meta, Sailors, &e &c. Sec.
And Madam Peroufe, Mw. H. JOHNSTON.

Chimpanzee (an Animal of tie defohtelCind) Maft. Menage.
Natives of a Neighbouring Illand:—Kanko (fuitor to Umba)
Mr. FARLEY ; Negafti (Utnba's Father) Mr. Bologna ;
Potepataw, Mr. Klanert ; Tetafernar, Mr. L. Bologna ; Po.
tumors, Mr. Platt ; Tangaboo. Mr. Levels;
And Umba, Mn. MILLS.

Books of the words of the different Pieces of Mdic, with a
prefpetus of the Ames annexed, tote had ax the Theatre.

FIFTY-EIGHTH NIGHT,
. SANS SOUCL

B the Autborkyckthe Right He4l.the Leas COMM 111,
'TO-MORROW EVENING, February 28,
will be prefented at SANS SOUCI, heiceiter-Place,
Lciccaeaquare, as Entertainment, entirely New, called
THE CAKE-HOUSE.

Arrangement of the Recitation and Songs :
PART 1. I
Fee. Dregs and his Villa. Pee. Agreeable Company.
Song. Perpetual Youth. Song. Love and Reafon.
Ree. Conjugal tete a tete. Rec. A Receipt to Rill Wives.
Song. Luttery of Wcsilock. Song. The Poet and paper.
Rev. A Trial of Patience. Ree. i.e 'Maitre de Dank.
Soil. Anna, Ann, Nan, Nance, Song. The Grand Ballet.
and Nancy.
PART 11.
Ree. The Captain and the Poet. Rae. The Club.
Song. Brither Jack. Song. The Thing, the Rick
R re. Sailor& and the Go.
_ _

Song. 17ilial I.twe. Rec. ht Mck
Rec. A return of Reafon. Song. jack at Greenwich.
Song. The Sweets of Lore. Rec. More Plotting.
Song. Great News.
PART M.
Rec. Monett Caleb. Rec. The Two Maws.
_ .

Song. Highgate Probation. Song. Meaner, Bird.
Rec. The Sarateils Head. Rec. Bits andrieraps.
Song. Another Cup and then. Song. Echo
Rec. Which is the way to Rte. The Coup de Oran.
Windfor ? Bong. The Union.
Song. A Little!
The whole is written, and eompoicd, and will be fpoken, lung

Inl
uta
Ns
Pen trugailp 3832 3
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b. THEATRE-I
rrO.MORROW
x their Kijettles
.
the New Hifbarical Dew
V'
DEA]
Or, THE 0
TI
•
M.ls DE CAMP. Mr.
Mr. BARRI
Mr. BANNISTER, J
NM POPE, Mrs.
The Prologue to
And the Fp!!
Alter which the]
6, THE PR
e.
THEATRE-RO
g
TO-MORROW
s
will be pr
EVERY MA
To which will be added
toxic Pantomime
to F
Or. THE .
The Aaion, &c. of t
Mr. Farley.--The Over
and Devy.—The Murk
that of the Second by Mr.
Scenery, Dreres, and D

i
London, England, 1801-02-27

PRYOR AND CO. V. KEMP.

. This was an action to recover the fum of 2811.
95.8 d. for certain goods furnifhed to the Defen-
dant, and Shipped fur America. It appeared they
were not of the bet finality, and were refufed in
the American market, and returned. The Plain-
tiff had allowed the Defendant fourteen months
credit, but inilead of NrA iting till the money became
due, he had enured him to be arrettal, and had
commenced this a&ion. On this ground, his Lord-
ship laid, as the Eaintiff had nut abidcd by the
terms of•his agreement, he was not cuitled to rc•
cover.—Pluitrly nonfirited.
London, England, 1801-02-27

NEXT PRLSENTATION TO A LIVING.
TO 31 SOLD,

Fir'HE NEXT PRESENTATION to a
LIVING. of the Annual Valti.tion of 3001. et there
Ahem% in the Coun:y of Northampton. Th. Noghbouiltood
to ;tilted, and the Etonian of the Living &Gni*. lateral
will be allowed for thc Perchafa-Moncy till Indudtion.
ParticaLtra may be known, by application to Mr. James, of
Welborn, in No:dump:Whim; and to Metro. Fortier,
Croat, and Fran. of Lineoln'a-lim.

AYLESBURY, BUCKS.
TO ES SOLD,

A MOST DESIRABLE FREEHOLD
A
ESTATE. Tithe free. either together er in Parcels,
fituatc in, and adjoining the Torn of Ayldiom The Mato
poirvirc‘fomepeculiar P:lvileges and Advantages. The Msoon
are extentive. _ _

-.-
Particulars will °tartly be ready for delivery, and information
relative to the Elate may in the mean time be had, on appli-
eatiotrth Mars. Forfter, Cook, and Freer, of !Amok's-Inn ;
and to Mr. Davis, I.ewkaer, near Telwoeth, °lima —T the
Elate is foki together, a eonfiderahle ➢art et the Pnvaak.
Money may remain on Mortgage.

TO OFFICERS OF HIS mAjxlav's ROYAL. NAVY

AND AR-14Y._

Boa or ties Warehonfe, toy, Strand, Cotner ef Savoy Steps.
sBURGESS and SON refpeafully inform Gcn-
• down elks hiajeity's Royal Navy and Army, they con.
time to prepare and pack in their approved Method for Chan-
nel Service and Long Voyages fuch u they warrant to keep
good for Years in any Climate, Cafes of alma se uc rc for Full,
reef Steaks, Cold Meats, Hails Mutton. Mince yeti, &c,
Pickled Tripe, Pickled or Corned Beef, prepared in an entire
new way, (fo is not to eat Salt if at Sea Twelve Months.) Alfo
glair Reedy nude Midland, which will keep good lighten
Mouths, Genuine Durham Flour of Maud, New Sallad
Cafes of Pickles In great Variety, Hams, Tongues, Cheefoi of
different Kinds, Freueh and Spania Oils, Elrencel of Mint,
Thyme and Pardey, German Saufagq, Cremona Anchovies
for Sandwiches, Twit, ft:. Cayenne Pepper, (Winne, garlic.
Elder, Tarragon, and Shallot Vinegars; with a great Variety of
other neceffary Stores, packed to any Amount, on the lofted
Notice.
London, England, 1801-02-27

N. 1117 LVTELLIGENCE.

THIs DAY.—Wind W. S. W.
ARRIVED DOZ.
0 1 i...rnburgh 2
o Dub:ill
0 W.,:etfrA, 3
0 DunnA4ll.,dee
oley
0 Jerky

Hamhurgh rnail, which will he math; up e.ii/ evening at
the Gown' Poll Office, will be lint to Harwich, whcre the
DIANA packet is waiting to take it to thi.

YARMOU n FEU.

The PRINCE OF OFtANLIr packet, Capt. Ta(mAS
BRIDGE, being under repair, and there king no
other packet here ; the mails and palii,!:ers em-
barked on board the DILIGENCE Cittt.n., L.:W.:1151a
RANDEL, for Cuxhaven,

Paired through, fevcral laden col:iera. fur the
River. Sailed the Sot} usv and POMON Z rigateS,
on a cruize off Flufhing.

FALNIOUTH, FEB. 7.4.

Arrived WI night, after poll, tilt WALSIXOHAM
packet, Captain Rob/tars, with a mail from Lif-
bon,, after a paffage of 14 days.—.ls the Kixo
Gsoaca packet, which failed from this place on
the 24. th ult. has not arrived, doubts are enter-
tained of her fafety.—Mr. THOMAS, fon of Mr.
JAMES THOMAS, merchant, of London, palrenger
from Lifbon, on board the WALSINGHAM, died
on the way home; he went to Lifbon Come time
ago in a declining Rate of health.—The SEA
HoasF. frigate, with the Lifbon Fleet under con-
voy, which failed from this port on the 24th ult.
had not arrived at Lifbon when the WALsIXGHAM
failed.--sailed the fhip Automafia, Capt.CUIVEls,
for the Eaft Indies.
London, England, 1801-02-27

ROAN AND CO. V. ROBINSON.

This was an anion on .t Policy of Vfurance for
19go1. on goods in the 114 I.ilbnn, at and from
London. to Senegambia. This anion went for a
total lofs, no tidings ever having been received of
her flue her departure from the African coati, in
the month of Cletober, 1799 --reedie? pr the Plain-
-19;01.