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Star.
London, England, 1801-02-02

KEARSLEY'S TAX TABLES, FOR THE YEAR 1804,
are this day publiihed, price as. Containing.
AN ABSTRACT of-the BROWN BREAD
3' ACT, the New HACKNEY COACH ACT, and all
other Talc Adts of every denomination.
Printed for G. Hartley, N 0.46, Fleet-Street.
Of whom may be had, price 9a. in boards, with the Arms of
the Peers and Font Orders of Knighthood, elegandy en-
graved,
KEARSLEY'I PEERAGE of the United Kingdoms, con-
taining an Account Of the Origin, Honours, Marriages, and
Woe, of tip Nobility, a Lilt of their Family Names, Thies
at elder Suns, Trani:onna of their Mottoes, &c. acc.

Tlti►L: y pebbled, M two volumes odaso, elegantly
rimed on 214 C Royal paper, price tSs. in boards,
RICHARD THE FIRST, a POEM,
In Eighteen Books.
By Sir JAMI.S BLAND BURGHS, Hart.
Printed for T. Lorton, at the Military Library near Whitehall.

In the Coutfe of a few Weeks will be publithed,
In Royal Sro.
A. TREATISE on the PRINCIPLES of
COMMERCIAL LAW,
Ey HENRY BLACKSTONE, Efq.
Of the Inner Temple, Barriller at Law.
Lemke : Printed for J. Butterworth, Law Bookfeller,
Heit-Itrtet.
London, England, 1801-02-05

Knlgbt, Pole, Montague.

DOVER, szx

Arrived the Anvarrnes, front. St. Helena:
the Captain lays, that the CLAYTON, CurniiLLs,
WALMER CASTLE, and ROYAL CH•ILLOTTY, Eaft-
Indiamen; Triton, Dunlop, Kent, and Aurora,
WHALIth failed from St. Helena on the zoth
December.
London, England, 1801-02-05

A YOUNG LADY of refpeelabilityf' whole re-
commendations are indifputahly good, willies to AMA a
1.24 in the Edelman') of her young Family. She fpeaks and
writes French Grammatically, and can teach Railing, Englith
Grammar, Writing, Arithmetic, Gcolraphy, and plain Reedle
Work. She is not quite Twenty. which is the.fteafon of her
prcfttring not to take an important Charge entirely on her-
'felt. Letters adereffesl to A. li. at Meffrs. Rivingtona, St.
Paul's eh/nisi-Yard, London, will receive due Attention.
London, England, 1801-02-05

FALMOUTH, FEI3. 2.

Arrived the Paulo: ADOLPH us Packet, Captain
Jones, from Lifbon, with Difpatches and Mails,
dated the a6th of January. She failed from Fal.
mouth on the Bth of January, and arrived at Lif-
bon on the soth ; where were then lying his MA.
JESTY'S fhip Malaya, of 42 guns, Capt. Coca.
BURN; SANTA DOROTHEA of 4s, Capt. Down-
wan; AURORA of a 8; with the NErLiv and
MiLaadoi fchooners. During the time the re-
mained in the Tagus, the SANTA DOROTHEA failed
with a ;Convoy for Gibraltar. The Packet left
Lillian on the a6th, and on the 2gth fpoke his
Majefly's 'hip Paoli's, in lat. 42 deg. to min.
long. it deg. 5o mid convoying a large tranf-
port to Gibraltar ; and arrived here this day.—
The pafcngers are Captains l'ayisit, RIGBY, and
CARPENTER, 'MY. BROWN, Mr. and Mrs. MAX-
WELL, &C. -
London, England, 1801-11-11

HOUSE OF COMMONS.

Mr. Pa AGCE moved, That no Private Petitions be received
after the t9th of March.—Orrizred.
Mr. BRACCE brought up the Report of the Committee ap-
pointed to confider of a Motion ow the loth of Oftober Lilt,
rapefting the interfer-nee of Peers aad other perfons then in
named, in the }.l-cfliln of Members of that Houk. The Re-
folution was read, and the Report was ordered to be referred
to a Committee of the whole Hoek on Thurfility next, and to
be printed.
Mr. VA :In brought up a Pill for continuing. for a
time, the Aft of the Lift Seflion, as far 24 relates to Diaakrics
of a certain fort, and to the lmporta•ion of Starch, fir. wheat
was read a Gra time, and ordered to be read a fecund time to-
morrow.

BRAGOL moved f..r a new Writ for the City of Ca'%cl,
in Ireland, in the rnorn of Ri..liard Bagwell, Erg. who, fir.ce
Eleel io^, had accert..d of the °Mee et Sti.ward of the CLilt.rn
I lui
.A.ijuurnell at a quar;:r bcfnre five tit to-rnorrow.

LONDON.
London, England, 1801-11-11

Nov. IO.—TZIE KING, V. FOURGE AND OTHrRs.

This was an iudilment again!? the Defenants
for a confpiracy, to prevein a man of the name of
Baythemc from giving evidence before the Corn-
miffioners of Exac, on an information asainif
Fourge, one of th:t Defendant,, for making can-
dles without haying paid the duty. They were'
tried before Lord he a voN,at Guildhall, and found
guilty.
Mr. ERSKINE, on the part of Anthony Steven-
ton and William Goodwin, moved for a rule to
Chew caufe why the convidion again(' the two De-
fendants Mould not be qtrafhed? The other Dc.
lendant, Fourge, it appeared, was not to be found.
The two Defendants then appeared in Court. He
contended they could not be legally convicted of
the crime imputed to them, unlefs the information
upon which the confpiracy was charged had been
duly exhibited before the Commiffioners, accord-
ing to the terms of an ad paired in the 7th and Bth
ofWilliam 111. by which it is mailed, that it !hall
be lawful for the Commiffioners or any Magiftrate
to fummon any perfon to give evidence, and, in
default of their attending the fummons, a penalty
of ten pounds attaches.—The Magillrate however
was bound to iftite the fummons figned with his
name, the Al give authority to no perfon in a
fulsordinate fituaticn to fummons. In this cafe
the fummons was on a printed paper, and had the
same of Mr. Mayow, Solicitor to the Board, affix-
ed to it,confequently the perfon alluded to had no
right to obey it. Lord KENYON raid, that enough
had bete ilated to induce the Court to grant a
Kule.

the ATTORNEY GENERAL applied to the Court
to commit the Defcr.Jants. They rcquefled the
Court to allow them to give bail. After Tome
converfation, the Avroaa Gvs:ERAL agreed to
take their own recognizance for their aupearance,
which they entered into in the Ihm of sooL and
were difchargtd.
London, England, 1801-11-27

cimistimg V. tsAACI.

The Plaintiff, a Proftnr in Doftor's Commons,
eras employed by the Defendant, an Attorney of
this Court, to take out Letters of Adminiftration
to the eltate of Mrs. Judith Barlo!,, deceafed.—
The Adminiftration, and the Bill, amounting to
61. Is. 4d. was delivered to Ifaacs, and never yet
pail.
The Clerk of the Plaintiff (wore that he had
frequently called on Mr. Ifaacs for the payment.
tho linct always requelled further indulgence, and
that had never mentioned that the petfonal re.
e ofiivlrs. Barlow fhould pay, until after
the pi '.:fmt mftion was brought.
Scrieunt VA UOH Aw for the defendant, contended
that h:s Cliett ought not to pay on this aftion. He
rirtietil.ltly cited the Statute of Frauds ; where
it is etrafted, " That no perinn 111:,11 from hence-
orth be charged with any debt. default, or mi:.ca-
hia•ze of another, Olds by a written undertaking
under his hand." He prefled this point on the
Court and very Itroogly. Lord AL. AN LEY ft,m-
mcd up Ihortly, and the Jury in an iiilLint found
a VerdA for the Plaintiff.
At tutu o'clock the Court broke up.

Tontine Rill Ready to a favourite point!—The
' Goddefs, indignant that fettle Otlices fnould pre-
furneto claim thole gifts which lilt had exprefsly be-
llowed on her favourite pavillion, Pork's Office,
hems now to be determined, in order to prevent
every pofliblc prctenee for difpvte, that her future
bounties at that Office Riau be by Tickets fold in
Shares.—Ac an earncft of this rcfnlution, the
Ticket N 0.18,452, entitled to socol. as firft drawn
Taft Monday, was (hared in one Half, one QTarter,
and two Eighths, at Pork's Office, corner of the
Royal Exchange, facing the Bank.—Each (hare
having been resiltered, and all in Town, one of
the Clerks waned immediately on the refpedive
lucky adventurers with the happy news brought
by the Seventh Ezprefs.
London, England, 1801-11-27

CAPITAL. REVERSIONS.

To be Sold by AUCTION by Mars. SKINNER anjg7Kl.
On WrAlneftl;.y the 16th of December, 1801, at is (*.clod.
at Garraway.3 Coffee-bode, 'Change-alley, Corn bill,
In One Lot,

ALL the ESTATE, RIGHT, TITLE, am]
INTEREST, of Two Cvntlemen, the onc :wed ~bou! 3.4
the nthyr about 26, of and in the Sum of .19VIL 13s t id. payahl.
on the Drecafe of a Lady now 56 ee::rs of a:e, fut,j, O. to
ar
Annuity of 20 G 1110221 payable to a Woman Sasv.uit about
yeari of a7e, for her Life.
_ _ _ _ .

Aifo, all their Eftate, Right, Title and tntereft, of. in. and to
the Sunt of 78121. tot. Three per Cent. Confolt, transferable or.
the deceafe of the Paid Lady—in cafe either of the laid Twt.
Gentlemen (hall happen to furvive her.
Printed Particulars may he had of MelTrs. G. and J. Crump,
Liverpool; alto of Wait,. Rafhlei;h, son, and Lee, Hatton
Garden, London ; the Place, of; Sale; and of McUi.. Skinner
and Dyke, Alderfgatc-flreet.

THE following is a fait In well known, that
none can doubt—while there is life then: is hope; and.
after the fingers are drawn in different eir(-4tions, Medicine
has reftorcd them. For the information of mit Readers, w.:
inlcrt the following letter.
Front Mr. SA PCOAT, of Burton Logan, in Leleefteribire,
to DT. OARDNIR, No. 76, Long-Acre, Loudon.
Sires-For many years my wife has been grievoufly :aided
with the Rkeuni.7.:ifm; hut for the fat two years quite bele.
left. She could not rife nor fit down but by affiltauice. leer
fingers were drawn in fo many different directions, that it was
with great dililculty we got her outward garment on. tier
pain was great, and the want of natural reft reduced her to a
mere fteleton. We could not entertain the feat hope of re-
lict, till a friend of mine in Bath law Mr. Mills, who was cured
of a levels years gout by Dr. Gardnei's Pills and Plaiiter. I
fent to W. Newcombe, of Stamford, for a one guinea box.
which greatly relieved, and the fecund has, with the bleffing of
Goo, removed the whole of the affil Ring pain wis! con:rat-lion.
seer ingers are now trait, and die has Os. proper aCtioti of them,
is alto enabled to w..lk i.nd take cxercife, &c. Nee. The above
to known to Mr. Evans, No. 8, Well-lane, Rotberhuhe, who
will fazisfy any enquirer in the truth thereof. 1 ours, Fee.
A. :,APCOAT.
London, England, 1801-11-27

PARLIAM:iiNTARY PROCEEDINGS.

HOUSE OF. LORDS, THURSDAY, NOV. a 6.
Couniel were beard at fame length in continuation relative
to the Scotch Appeal, Lee .. Murdoch, Robertfon, and Co.
viz. Meftes. Alexander and Cullen, on the part of the Refpon-
dents; when the LORD Cu* nc z LLD', after taking a view of
the leading eircumftances of the cafe, and delivering Us opinion
thereon, moved a propofition tending to reverie the principal
Interlocutor of the Scotch Court; on which the queftion being
put, it was ordered accordingly.
The various NM before the Honk were forwarded in their
rzfpeaive lieges, and fame private bulimia difpulid of; aim
which the Houfe adjourned till to-cnorrcrw.
London, England, 1801-11-27

FROM THE PARIS PAPERS.

- - - - -
Wtsrt, Nov. to.—ln confequence of a conven-
tion concluded at the Hague, on the 29th of Au-
lall, between General Aso RE •u and the Mi-
nifter of War, Srootts, and ratified September 4,
by the FIRST CONSUL, and the txth of the fame
month by the Batavian Government, the corps of
auxiliary troops, who remain in the Batavia') Re-
public, are to coitalt of five demi-brigades of in-
fantry, forming not more than 2000 men each,
and five companies of artillery, each of 95 men.
Thefe troops, who are to remain as auxiliaries till
the conclusion of a definitive peace with England,
cannot be replaced by others without the consent
of the two Governments.
Litcnoss, OCT. :;o.—The Plomr Englifh cut-
ter arrived as a fhx of truce, to claim fcvcral
Englifh officers who had been taken prifontr.. by a
Corfican veffcl,when on their way to Porto•Ferrajo.
The Captain and another Officer of die cutter,
were received with much politenefs by the Com-
mandant and French Officers in this city. The
prifuners they claimed were reflored to them, and
they left this place yefteiday.
11.1 THE BISISCRP, Nov. B.—Ar-
rangements are now making in this city, which is
the refidence of the Grand-Prior of the order of
Malta in Germany, for the convocation of a Chap-
ter General of the Grand-Prior:sic, to be held on
the 23d of the prefent month. ": ris affembly, agree-
able to the invitation of the Frnferor ALERANDER
1. will vote for the elcainn of a new Grand Mailer.
Ruffia, England, and Naples, will, it is believed,
vote for excluding the ci-devant Grand Mailer.
Baron de IiOMPSSi and it is confidently affeited,
that the Court of Rome will propofe no candidate
who is not agrecablc to the Courts who have
taken the order under their prot.ftion. As loom
as a Gi and Mailer is riameel, the Council of the
Order, eltabliilied at l'ete:ibiirgli, will be diifolved,
and a Grand Clint, r, which n ill he fent to a pro-
per place, wilkiee a new tit ganitation to the
order, according to the exi6cncy cf the times and
circumlianres.
VI r Nis A, Nov. 4 --Wc learn lioin Teruerw;tr,
Oat the Goveri.oi r J has given
4t PASSV: ss 04.1 diu.as at Widclitz,
the ,a jos rpH 11. and alit crown.
.ta.t 12 krent:..r iaLt cc.
DII ens, Nov. 6 --(;,.neral Islut r. r havitu, riven
:!. it h:.iti.aiai(''.tardy Ille
1: ~f Rer !hu',!J I n f. 7 e
"mr 1:1. ,fed Ihi, d.lll,litt ••.i.—
The 1 ,( i.,11 makr has d,•ittiAt:crti to 1

a.t.l ~; the ,cl h :11;!..1c rr,:idita of ;
c'; .i.Ol p1..ti.1,1 the 1.1
1 he S•affi.t.the
r,i,L. I 1 broken by t l t
t• I,e , • ••• .1 4, dn.ahtr ; and the (•1.1..,....L1
h.r to profectite the icauct
w hxrc. J.:cn
London, England, 1801-11-18

SILEST, NOVEMBFR 8.

The opening of the new Exchange was celebra-
ted here yeßerday by the Prefident of the Tribu-
nal of Commerce. After reading various. papers
relative to this Eftablithment, a enmniillion of
three Merchants was appointed to draw up, in
concert with the Mayor, the proees verbal of the
taking poffeffion of the Chapel of the Little Con-
vent and its dependencies.
It was by a miltake that General Lectrac was
Rated to have arrived in this city ; it was only one
of his Aides-de Camp.—General I.sci.lac is ex-
pelled in a few days.
The four Statues which Government has castled
to be made for this city, have been fent off from
Paris on the Seine, and will be conveyed hither
by fea.

BOURDFAUX, NOWT.MBER /.
A great many &angers have arrived to be pre-
fent at the fair, but little bufinefs is done, every
article being at a very high price ; stone but Colo-
Mal goods have experienced a reduftion. The carafe
of this Ilagnation of trade k, that nothing is fold
on credit, and very little money is in circulation.
London, England, 1801-11-18

FR4ATE.

PARIS, NOVEIVIRER 14.
In the war of 1740, as well as during the courfe
of the tall war, England lent the Houle of Ani-
ma different furns on the feeurity of the Low
Countries, th.,t is, on the public revmues of that
country, and the private domains of the Prince.
We learn now, by letters from Vienna, that thofe
loans arc about to become the fubjett of a particu-
lar negociation between Auftria and the Englith
Government.
C. liAese, Under-Commifrary at Norfolk, in
America, has been appointed. Commaary of Com-
mercial Relations at New York. . .

C. kOM!Et', Adjutant-Commandant, has been''
appointed Commidary-General of Commercial Re-
lations. and Chargi• d'Affaires to the Republic of
the Seven United Planets._ .

By a Proclamation ot Brumaire 19th, zoth year,
(Nov. to,) the Confuls have declared, that agree-
ably to the 2ld article of the Conftitution, the
feilion of the tegifiative Body will open in the
year to, on the tit Frimaire, (Nov. as,) at noun,
at
By a decree of the fime day, they have prefcri•
bed the ceremonial of opening the fartan : it will
be announced b• feveral difcharges of artillery:
the Miniller of the interior will receive the Mem-
bers of the Legiflative Andy : three CounfeUors of
State will repait to the Legiflative Body, and one
of them will fpeak in the name of Government.
The news of the Peace with England has low-
ered the price of all kinds of provifion in Italy.—
The Cifalpine Government has given orders that
this happy event shall be celebrated throughout
the Republic by a fete, which is find for the 9th
of December.
London, England, 1801-11-20

►tNDAIt AVI) WILL NeWMAN.

This cafe occuricd a cunliderable part of that
day yeacrday and of this morn:mg. It was very
complicated, arifing out of a motion to fet antic
a Warr ant of Attorney and fiffifequent judgment.
and calling upon a Mr. ("licher to anfwer the mat-
ters of the affidavits.

It appeared that in 179 T, a your; man of the
name of Newman gave a Warrant of Attorney for
fums of money a Mi. PillChr a Money
Scrivener—•.whof. thtb.::- was Mr. Prii Be, a name
well known in Wellmintler Hall, but who, having
been Bruck off the Roll, could not aft in his ow n
name, but ailed, as it was laid by the complainants,
in the name of a Mr. Clarke of Workfop in Not-
tingha tblhire.—Judgment had been entered upon
this Warrant of Attorney and the Judgment had
been affigned to Hill another Attorney. The At-
torney General and Mr. Mingay contended that
this judgment had been fatisfied while in the hands
of Pitlar, and that the Warrant of Attorney had
been attended with a collateral deed of defeazance
and therefore ought nut to be cancelled.
Mr. Giles and Mr. Easansa infilled that the
whole had been before the Matter in ty97, and
that his award was in favour of their Clients which
ought alone to decide the trillion. There was alto
a great deal of mutual elimination in their repec-
tive Affidavits, but as the Court dirceed an tiLe
in which all thcfe points will come to trial, we
forbear here to Rate them.

Lord Rveros Paid, he would not Ilrike the par.
ties off the Roll at prelent until he heard the event.
of the iffue, but he thought it butright to fufpend
Chefter, Clarke, and Hill, fir the ir elem.
Mr. Glass obferved, he believed Clarke wat
not an Attorney of that Court, bin of the Com-
mon Pleas being afkrd the Tuition, he reiJ he
was not Attorney of that Court " Yet."
The Ar roaiity Gt.•RA. ecciairned—" 7.0
u r9e, "
Mr. JuAice Gaols t el;ev-J he knew .
the reafon uh• h: vc.o not An ‘,tordey of r•iat
Court, and bow he happened to bt:ati.aone i 4 Liss
Ccon commva

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London, England, 1801-11-20

POLICE.

THAMES Orrict.—lrcilerday a dealer in corn,
in Welt-lane, Bermondley-fireet, was charged with
having in his poffeffion a large quantity of flour
and wheat, which he could not account for. Not
being prepared for a defence, he was committed
for re-examination. _ _

William Owes was charged with having in his
poffeiTion a large quantity of fhip flares which he
could not account for. He w:ts fined aos. the
goods forfeited, and to Puffer fourteen days impri.
lonment.
lan Williams was charged with having in his
poireflion a quantity of cotton, and four gallons of
Hollands ; but proving that he had had the cotton
at Lancalter, and the Holland; at Bremen, be was
difcharged, with liberty to take the articles away ;
but as loon as they were out of the fight of the
Magillrates, a Cnitom.houfe officer foxed them,
upon the ground that they had not paid the duty.
Wairsciaarst..—Yeilerday an Italian feainan
was charged with a violent affault upon four Eng-
lith feamen, in a court in Eafl Smithfield, on Tuef-
day night, by wounding them with a chip knife.
The quarrel originated upon the pre-eminence of
their refpeAive countries, and the liberal wanes
given b 1 the Englifh nation to foreigners, svitilll
the natives were obliged to bear the tug of war
for lefs wages. There being no danger of life or
limb, he was committed to gaol for want of fureties.
On Saturday lak yaws .RiLy, jofsph Kay. Yoh
Hopiins and yleab Aileron, four journeymen block
printers in the employ of Meas. Williams and
Burford, calico printers at Stratford, in Eike,
were brought before the fitting Juilices at Ilford,
for having illegally combined, with a confidera•
ble number of others, to oblige the profecutor to
comply with various demands. After a full hear-
ing they were convieed on the AA 39 and 40.
Geo. 111. cap. io6, on the tick charge, that of re-
' Curing to work with an apprentice who had been
recently engaged by the profecutors, and were
committed to the county gaol for fax weeks.— 1
Mediu Williams and Burford declined entering
into the other charges, in the hope that lenity might 1
the Cooper bring them to fee the impropriety of I
their conduit.
London, England, 1801-11-20

FROM LLOYD'S LIST.

DLit., Nov. 19.—Arrived the IRIZSISTABLII
man of war, from the weltward, and failed to the
northward. Wind N. W.

Gasxassist), Nov. t 9.—Paged by, the Hon-
duras Packet, —, from Honduras ; Stephen,
WARDELL, from Virginia; Sheene, MOOR som,
from Newfoundland ; George, HE ND E sox, from
Charletion ; Betfey, H.us, from Cork; Cotsford,
Caorr ; and Europa, from Norway ; Wow
41.uker, CLASS ; Lcith Packet, DAWSON ; and
Jonge Yankee, —, from Embden.--Sailed the
Sir Godfrey Wcbflcr, SPENCER, for Surinam ;
Leifde, DIRK s, for Hamburgh ; Eliza Ann, BE x,
for Rouen ; Valiant, OWEN, for Dublin ; Had-
dock, —, for St. Lucia ; James, hls%s, for
Grenada ; Prince of Wales, —; and Columbus,
—, for Africa.
London, England, 1801-04-09

HEI.SINGBORG, MARCH 24.

His MAJESTY left Gothenburg on the 22d intl.
in the afternoon, and arrived here laft night. The
Englifh fleet is before the Sound, which it has not
yet attempted to pats ; neither does it communi-
cate with the Swedifh coaft. The coaft of Scandia
is defended by a numerous force, under the com-
mand of the Governor-General Baron Tort, con-
fining of 4 battalions of Cuiraffiers, i regiment of
Hurars, 9 battalions of Infantry, 2 of Artillery,
&c. This afternoon we received intelligence that,
during a thick fog, an Englifh brig had-got under
the guns of the fortrefs of Warburg, whether the
had been carried, and manned with Swedes.--1,
This brig carries two 24-pounders, and ten 18
pounders, and may be confidered as a full indemni-
fication for the frigate Ulla Terfen, which was nei-
ther built nor equipped fo well. His MAJESTY has
fent the Adjutant-General of the Fleets, Counter-
Admiral CRONSTADT, to Copenhagen, to concert
with the Danith Government the means of defence,
in cafe of an attack. This Admiral pallid the
Sound this morning.
London, England, 1801-04-09

PORTSMOUTH, APRIL &

Arrived the Milne, ALLAN, put back from the
Weft India fleet, having received damage by run-
ning foul of another (hip ; and the Maria, FERRIES,
one of the fame fleet, having received damage by
running foul of another (hip off Torbay ; and the
John, ROPER, with pepper, from Salem, in 3o days.
London, England, 1801-04-09

PLYMOUTH, APRIL 7.

Came in the fchooncr Gatufs, of Liverpool,
laden with coffee and cotton, from Demerara, for
Liverpool ; fhe was taken by a French privateer,
and retaken by his Majefty's fhip DORIS; of 36
guns, Captain MANsriELD. Came in the TRFNT,
of 36 guns, Captain Sir E. HAMILTON; from a
cruize, and brought in a large Englilh built Ihip
called the Apollo, laden with wheat and bale
goods, which was cut out of St..Maloe's, by the
boats of the TRENT; there were no papers on board
that could lead to any dileovery of her voyage, or
other particulars: it is Paid, that thvec of the
TREN is men were killed, in effdling the capture.
Came in the brig William, of St. John's, Captain
W. WADLAND, from Briftol, bound to St. John's,
laden with various mcrchandize ; the was taken
the tit intl. by the Renard French privateer, of
St. Maloe's, and retaken on the 3d following by
the DASHER; of 18 guns, Captain TOBIN : alfo
the RENARD; of zo guns, Captain SPICER, from a
cruize ; and the Amphitrite, Spite E Boy
from Litbon to Hamburgh, with hides, fugar, and
fruit, detained by the DART.
London, England, 1801-04-09

THEATRES.

Datiity.LaNt.—ln confequence of the fudden
indifpofition of one of her daughters, whole life is
in danger, Mrs. JORDAN yeiterday afternoon fent
notice to the Theatre, that it was impoffible for her
to perform. Bills were polled up immediately in
every avcnne, yet the audience were very much
diffatisfied and clamorous—but after noife had
been drowning noise, and one apology joilling
another, for more than an hour after the curtain
fhould have been drawn up, Mrs. HARLOWE ae.
peared in the charaaer of Peggy, and played it
with fo much fidelity and fpirit, that the occafion
was more to be regretted than the abfence of Mrs. '
JORDAN. Mrs. H. gave every point with neatnefs
and Rrength, receiving the full plaudits of the
Houfe for her exertions, and a double portion of
them at the clofe of the Comedy.
COVANT-GAVDEN....—MASSINGER'S New Way to
Pay Old Dela: was repeated for the fecond time ;
of the play itfelf our opinion has already been
given, and we can fpeak in no lefs commendation
of its performance.
In Sir Ga.: Overreach Mr. Cooxe was excellent
throughout ; there was not a line but was well
Iludied, and perhaps a little lefs appearance of it
might have had a kill ftronger effed, an ce/are
artent—the break of impotence,

" Some undone widow 'fits upon my arm
" And blunts my purport;—and my (word,
" Glued to my feabbard by wroned orphan's tars,
" Cannot be drawn,"
was given in an irrefillible tone of agony :—of his
irony in other parts no remark need be made, as
he is the completeft matter of it on the nage—when
he fays
London, England, 1801-04-09

FROM LLOYD'S LIST.

The Patfey, PEACOCK, from Liverpool to Vir-
ginia, is taken and carried into Guadaloupe.
The Francis and Mary, SPENCE, for Baltimore,
is returned to Liverpool with damage, having
been on fliore.

The Denton, Lorutanscroa, from London;
the Young Peter, —, from Liverpool • and two
Portuguefe veffels, are loft on Oporto Bar.
The Mary, Pi Kr, from Newfoundland to Lit.
bon, was taken on the tsith of February, by a
French privateer, and fcnt for Vigo.
DEAL, Aran. B.—Sailed the Belvidere, --,
for India: and SAVAGE floop, with the outward-
bound under convoy to Portfmouth.
GRAVESEND, API, B.—Pafied by the BLikeney,
—, and Blenheim, Wassraa, from Lilbon :
Hercules, from Saint Georgia : and Saint
Archangell, --, from Charleflown.
ARRIVED.

At Sr. Kites.—the Guinea Planter, Wedge, from BriRol;
Rofe, Young; London, Blair; and Glamorgan, Sate, from
London.

At Antigua—Mary, —, from London ; and Perfevcrance,
Croft, from linßon.
At Grenada—Thcmis, Douglas, from London ; and Ann,
Silk, fromNewcallle.

At St. Vincent's... Matthew, ; and St. V.ilcert'a, John-
Ica from London. _ _ _

At n
London.

Smith; and Cove, Baird, from

At Montferrat..-Neptune, SerJean', from London.
At Barbados-I..itona, Diana, Campbell ; Samuel,
Sughrue ; Olive Branch, —; Maria, Arthur; Jupiter, Bur*
mires; Ann, King; Mariner, Dodds; Neptune, —; Tul.
lode Cattle, Willem; Alert, Sir Gamey %Whiter,
=Alexander, Robertion; Wiacbefter, Smith; and
Kent, from London.
London, England, 1801-04-09

NEWCASTLE, APRIL 4.

On Friday 'fe'nnight, it bhw a hurricane from
S. E. during which a veffel went sante at Don
Mouth. The crew were Caved, and if the weather
continues moderate, the veffcl will be got off. She
is the Chriflian, LIASIC, from Kirkwall, for Mon-
trofe and Leith. The Brothers, of Sunderland,
from Aberdeen, in banal, was put afhore among
the rocks at John's-haven. The crew were with
the utmoft difficulty Caved, and the veffel wcnt to
pieces loon after.
We are happy in laying, that the oats, beans,
peas, and barley are nearly all fown in this neigh-
bourhood, and a finer feed-time has not often been
known. The wheau univerfally look promifing,
as do the clovers, and•afford a cheering profpeti
of a bountiful year.
Since the gales, ufually attendant on the Vernal
Equinox, have blown away, the tea on this mall
has become very fmooth, and fill is expelled in
great plenty. Much fine ling has been expofed to
Pale here anc: in Shields, for feveral days pal.
Mr. Coatis, a Danifh Vice-Conful at this port,
has received an ordinance of the King of 10Ien-
mark, calling on aU his faithful Subjels, who may
be an foreign fervice. immediately to return to
their native country ; which, if they do before the
eonchilion of this year, they will be pardoned for
their offence in deferting from their native land
without permiffion ; but if they do not return with.
in the fpecified time, they will be confidered un-
worthy of being Danil► Subjeds.
London, England, 1801-04-09

THURSDAY. APRIL 9.

PRICE OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK.
Cede& 571 1--far APT'.
Old per Cent 95i—New cells. 93 4 Per C. 73 it—
LeoB Ann.l7 Prvuu
!KICK OT STOCKS TISTSIDAY •
lan &oek ex. div. 3 Per C. Ler. 941031 ex div.
5 per ant. Red. Chat L.Ann. t7llB r-t6vci
C
3Pa .Vret3 58 571 58 Short Ann. 5/
4 per Cent. v ex. div. Imp. 3 per Cent pit
Per C. Navy 93i i °nun= 5 5148 541 3
It is certain that communications pats between
bur Minifters and the French Government, but
matters have not yet advanced fo far as to render
pafiports neeetrary for the negociatorsots was hated
yefterday in feveral of the morning papers, and,
on their authority, mentioned alfo in this, and the.
other evening papers. On farther enquiry, we
find there was no truth in the latter report. In-
deed one of the morning papers of this day ftates
frankly that it was impofed upon.
Late yefterday afternoon we received the Ham-
burgh Mail due on Sunday laft, from which we
gave Extras% in a part only of our impreffion.—
Ey letters from Copenhagen and Elfineur, dated
the 28Lb, it appears that our fleet had not then
palled the Sound; on that day the wind blew
firong front the N. W. and of courfe was favour-
able for the attempt ; but no difpofition was made
for that purpofe.
Accounts from autiburgli State, that a body of
soco Danifh troops has taken pofteffion of that
City. with the content of the Kinn of PRUSSIA.
They have, however, allured the inhabitants,' that
this Rep is only a meafure of prudence, dilated
by the prefcnt Situation of affairs, and.that neither
its independence will be violated, nor its trade
interrupted.

According to an article from Lnneburgh, the
PraAan troops have entered Hanover without any
oppofition.

SPORTING mrrELLIGENCE.

f•FAI'MARKE7 CRAVEN MEETING, doz.

WEDNESDAY, APRIL E.

. - -
Suhfcription Plate of 501. for 2,3, and 4-yr olds.
Two-yr-old Courfc. Two-yr-olds carrying 711.
—threc-yr-olds Sit. 51.—and four-yr-olds Sit.
121 b.
Sir C. Bunbury's Id. c. Sorcerer, 4-yrs-old I
Mr. Perrcn's b. c. by John Bull, out of Ariadnc, 2-yrs-old 2
Mr. Golding 's b. c. by &Moon, 4-yrs-old - 3
Mr. Adams's Ch. c. Lazarus, 3-yrs-old - 4
lA. Clermont's ch. c. Vcrnator, 4-yrs-old - dr
Three to i on Sorcerer.
_ _

Sweepaakes of wogs each, h. ft. D. I.
Mr. Concannon's Richmond, 7R. 41b. - rec.
Mr. Heathcotes Symmetry, Bft. sills. - pd
Mr. Cox 's Cocoa Tree, 61t. 91b. pd
Mr. Wilfor's Sophia, 811. 21b. beat the D. of
Grafton's Flambeau, 71 71b. R. M. zoogs, h. ft.
—ll to to on Sophia.
Mr. W. Thompfon's Vivaldi, 4-yrs .old, 71 81b.
beat Mr. Perren's Jack Chance, 1-yrs old, 611.
Acrofs the Flat, toogs.--5 to a on Vivaldi.
London, England, 1801-04-09

LtINItIitIRG,.MARCH.2B.

A Conrierhas arrived here, bringing intelli-
kence that the Pruffian troops have entered the
Fleaorate of Hanover, without meeting any where
with refinance.

1.•••••••

BRUNR, MARCH Ift.
Letters from Conftantinople, received at Sem.
Rate, that the influence of England feemcd
to have entirely difappeared there ; and that the
Engin Ambaftador had not vifited the Divan for
fume time. Thefe letters alto Rate, that t 6 Rut-
fan (hips of war had arrived at the Dardanelles, to
whom the paftage had at firß been denied ; but
that application having been made to the GRAND
SEIGNIOR, he had given orders that the paftage of
the Dardanelles fhould always be open to Ruffian
chips of war.
Farther accounts from Semlin, Rate, that a
eonfiderable degree of rebellion manifells Welt
thronghout Bofnia, and that the malcontents had
even invaded the Auftrian poffellions, where they
had pillaged and burnt down two villages ; that
inthe Bannat all the corn was buying up for the
Imperial magazines, and that a confiderable num-
ber of troops was expefted from the Army of Italy
in the neighbourhood of Semlin.
London, England, 1801-04-09

FRANCKFORT, MARCH zB.

The return of the Gallo-Batavian Army is now
certain; it will commence to-morrow : and here
and in our neighbourhood preparations are made
for its reception. One divifion will march thi ough
this city, the other through Wetzlar ; and within
so days the troops are to be on the coati of Hol-
land. All accounts agree, that in Franconia the
French are followed clofely by to,oeo Auarians.
Our neighbourhood will be occupied by the corps
of Baron ALBIN!. At Afchaffenburg the Profef-
fors from the Univerfity of Mentz will commence
their leaures on the 14th of April. Ehrenbreit-
fiein is now a heap of ruins. At Wirzburg feveral
of the Nobility and Prelates have again taken pof-
fetfions of their houfes and livings.

VIENNA, MARCH 21.
A Courier has this day fet out for Berlin, with
difpatches of the utmoft importance. The Arch-
duke CHARLES is perfeelly recovered from his ill-
nefs, and works in his Cabinet from morning till
night. The French General in Chief, MOREAU,
wrote to his Royal Highnefs, that himfelf, as well
as the whole French army, were concerned, if not
in a higher, at leaft in the fame degree as the Auf-
trian, on account of his illnefs ; and that he fhould
not be eafy before he had circumftantial informa-
tion on that head. The Archduke fent an anfwer
to this letter by a Courier. The principal Phyfician
of the EMPEROR, Dr. gyasta, has received the
order of St. Stephen from his Majelly, and pre-
Cents of confiderable value from his IM►ERIAL
Malt rry, the Duke of SAXE TESCHLN, and the
Archduke CHAR L Es, for having reitored the health
of his Royal Highnefs. The Duke of MODENA is
Paid to have renounced the poffeflion of Auftrisn
Brifgau, in favour of the Archduke FERDINAND.

PRUSSIA.

BERLIN, MARCH 11

A grand Council of State has been held at Pot(
dam, which was attended by the reigning Dolts
of BRUNSWICK, the Minifter of State, Count
HAUCWITZ, &c.—Befides three regiments of in-
fantry in this city, the Firft Battalion of Gocking
Life-Huffars, quartered here, and the regiment of
Infantry, Prince FERDINAND, garrifoned at Ruppin,
have'received orders to hold themfelves in readi-
nefs for marching. General Ki.ss ST, the Gover-
nor of Magdeburg, commands the corps deilined
to occupy a part of the Eledorate of Hanover, on
which Expedition it has already fet out.

LONDON.
London, England, 1801-06-03

I.
..... Ne,

AllatiltALTY-Os TICS, Mit 1.
Copyof,a Letter from DUCKWORTH, CM.
mander in Chief of his Majesty's Ships and Veffela, at the
Leeward Wands, to EVAN NSTRAN,EIq. dated alutinique.
April 27, 18.4 t.
Sir—On the 16th inft: de French garrifon eva-
cuated the ifland of St. Eufiatia, carrying with
them fieldpieces, and as much powder with other
plunder, as their veffels could Row, which circum-
fiance having been communicated to Prefident
Timmy sow, of St. Chriftophers, he very judici-
oufly availed himfelf of the moment, by making
the Ipplication (of which I enelofe you a copy) to
Captain Pram NE, of the ARAI, which he diredly
complied with; and on the sift, Colonel Bsuirr,
with a detachment of his Majefty's 3d regiment of
Buffs, and Captain PERKINS, of the ARAI, took
poffellion of the Wand, under the • accompanying
capitulation, which included the ifland of Saba..."
The ordnance ftores taken in the ifland of St. En.
(beta confift of forty-eight pieces of cannon of dif-
ferent calibres, 338 barrels of powder, with a
quantity of ailed cartridges, as alto mulket ditto;
with fome shot, Ste. (Signed) j. V. Ducitworrn.
A RAB,St. Zuftada, April 22, zgoz.
Sir—The enclofcd is a copy of a letter I receive
ed from the Prefident of St.-Kitt's, in confequence
of which I immediately proceeded in compliance
with the contents, afterhaving embarked the troops
at Sandy Point, on board the ARAB,arid the Spa-
tint armed fchooner her prize ; I have to ,inform
you that after having fent into St. Euftatia to be
acquainted with their refolations,oo the morning
' of the sift in& I received the enclored articles of
capitulation. (Signed) JOHN PARKINS.
Balk Terre, April so, clot, •
Sir—l have jtift received information that the
ifland of St. Eullatia was evacuated by the French
on the ifich in& and confidering this a favourable
opportunity of acquiring the poffeflion of that
ifland, I have to request that you will take on
board a detachment of the Buffs under the corn.
mand of Lieutenant-Colonel BLUNT, and proceed
to take poffaton of the .ifland of St. Euflatia us
his Maiefty's name. &Ca) AO& THOMPSON,
dent of St. Chriftopherss
Foe the articles of Capitolation fee Lieutenant-Genaal
Tait:roes Difpatch.
St. Euflatia,April 22.180 t.
Sir—l have to inform you of the furrencier of
this Mend yefterday to his Britannic Majefty's'
forces, on terms of capitulation, in which your
ifland is included ; you will therefore have to re-
vive the Officer that will hand you this, and leave
the Bridal flag behind. (Signed) DANIEL RODA)
RICHARD BLUNT, Lieutenant-Colonel.
JOHN Psalms, Captain of the Altai. •
London, England, 1801-04-07

DIED.

A fcw days Slice, the Honourable Mrs. Howard, wife of the
Honourable and Reverend Mr. Howard, Rator of :land-worth
near Sheffield.

At Fort Charlotte Nano, Ncw Providmice, on the tit of
November la!, Cap Lin David Corbet, of his MajellY's 47th
r!glment of foot.
At Edinburgh, on the t 7th ult. at his hook in Anion's-11pm,',
Mr. Alexander Campbell, late iner.hant in Glafgow, in the
89th year of hi. age.
At Falinbuigh, en the a7th ult. Mr. George Jobnfon, writer
to the ripe.
At Edinburgh, on the a -th ult. Mrs. Ifabella ()rant, daughter
of the deceafed Cord Eleldee.

At Glarguw, Mr.. Nfargarct Fleming, widow of Hugh Ni-
yen, F.fq. merchant, Giafgow.
At bluceaftle. p..rith of Wcftmorciand, Jamaica, on the
15th rf n.-wary laft, Dr. James Belt phyhrian, late of Keg°.
At lief h, on • the 21It Ult. the Raw Alexander Stewart,
nsinifter of 1.4/y, In the Seth year of his age.
laxly, at his Gnat at Kiddingtoo, in Ogiurdatire, Edward
Gore, Efq. a narrow, father of William Gore Langton, Er+
,l. P. for Sorncrlctfhise, and Colonel of the Oxfordfhire mi-
litia. _ _ _

On the 30th ult. after a fhort inners, in the 16th year of his
age, Mr. John Slitter, Demy of Magdalen College, Orford,
rid, ft fon of the Rev. Mr. SLatter, Vicar of Cumner, near Ox-
ford,
London, England, 1801-04-07

NEWCASTLE, APRIL 4.

On Sunday laft, a five-man boat arrived here,
with flh, being the firft this feiton; and yeßerday
four more of thole boats came up to the (byy,
with a moft plentiful fupply of turbot, ling, cod,
&c. &c. to the great abd to-atonable relief of t}.:
Poor. Several other lloits are expe.lcd this day.
On the 27th ult. at half-pall ten at night, the
chip Hammond, BY Rom, and Harmony, SPENCIR,
coal-laden, were attacked five miles off Culler-
coats, by a French lugger privateer ; the forma
was carried, but the latter efcaped back to Hart-
ley Roads, from whence they had tally failed two
hours before. The Harmony had plate and other
valuables on board, belonging' to the Right Hon.
Lord Dat.avat., and feveral of his Lordfhips fer.:
vants, as paffengers to London.
Wednefday morning, before day break, much
firing at fea was heard froni Shields ; and we arc
fince informed, by a Himburgh (hip, arrived with
corn, that it was the POMON• Milled-1111p, its chace
of a (mall luffer privateer, which efcaped by get-
ting out her (weeps. The POMONA is Rationed
for a month off this part of the Cola. On Thurf-
day evening the fame lugger.agam appeared, hav-
ing altered het painting from a yellow creak to
all- black. •
The MAIL (loop of war, with 44 fail of
Greenl en'i from Hull and London, arrived
Cafe at Lerwick on Saturdiy fennight 15 fail
more, with convoy, proceeded to the Orkneys.--
The tea of the fhips (being full manned) were
proceeding with a fair wind for the Ice. The
Its frigatehas failed from the Humber, with four
more Greenlandmen under convoy.
Wednefday fe'nnight, his Majefty's hired brig
cutter, 111,tacissas, Lient. Tmomutisow, arrived
at Shields, having retaken si Yarmotith fhaliop,
laden with grain, and hound for Leith.
Thurfday fe'nnight, his Majefty's hired armed
fh:p Waiour, arrived off Tynernouth, with Come
outward-bound Greenlandmen under her convoy;
and at the fame tiusefaileft the aau.v armed-fhipi
for Aberdeen. a:C
' The Gabriel, of Yarmouth, Curroa, with
corn, was captured on the 16th nit.. off Fliembro'
Head, by' a French lugger, of 74 guns; retaken
on theloth, off Goree, by the Deere cutter,.and
is arrived at Yarmouth.
On Saturday, arrived at Whitby, the Hopei of
, Yarmouth, lately taken near Blyth, by a French
privateer, and retaken off Camphrdown, with a
Dutch Pilot on board, by one of his MiajefiT**
`armed brigs.

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London, England, 1801-04-07

ANCIENT AND MODERN BOORS.

In a few days will be publifiscd, price is. 6d.
ACATALOGUE of a vcry Cheats and Eaten
five Collettion of ENGLISH and YOREIC.N BOOKS,
w. a the low& ready money price of each article prefixed.
By LACKINGTON, ALI LN and Co.
Temple of the More* Finfirtry fqusre.
Catalogues delivered at is, Cha;leadlreet,';t. Jaws's, as ufual
L. A. and Co. continue to allow the fill value fir Libraries.
art.:luta Lots of Be...ihs, either in cant or exchange.
London, England, 1801-04-07

'
Alga, T. o.xxieve, of Greek-itrset; Sabo, istriterit#, at
tom, at Guildhall.
April IS. T. Wham. of Stroud, Kept, Shopkeeper, at teh, at
Cuihihall.
April.so. P. Atkinfon, of Seuleoates, othcrwifc Seoweotta,
• Yorkibire, fhip-buildey, at the White "fart Tavern, Wog. I
iton-upon-Hull.
April so. J. Pace y, of Nottingham, ilay-nuker, at eleven, at
the Ponca-Bowl, Nottiopkant:
April so. J. Prod, of litdun„ Yorkfhlre, tanner, at eleven,at
the White-Hart Tavern, Kingfton-upoti-HolL
April so. S. Liv,fley, of Liverpool, bricklayer, at eleven, at
the Globe 'farm Liverpool.
April 20. Farrow Chilton, of Bifiaop-wearrnouth, Durham,
coal-fitter, at twelve, at the ()4merea Head Inn, Durham.

BIRTH.
Tuefday lifts La Soho-fquare, the Lady of Lambert Fowlu
Efq• of a daughter.

MARRIED.

At Edinburgh, Thurfday the ad inflame. Alexander Wylie,
of Corfock, an. to Mils rdirgaret Cillefpie, Frederic-llrect,
rdiuburgh.
At Linlithgow, on the 26th ult. Mr. James M'Groorther.
merchant, Greesock, to Mils Gibfon, daughter of the late Jobe:
tilbrou, Efq. Linlithgow.
Lately, at All-Flallowi Church, Thames-ftreet, Mr. Francis
Blackest, of South Shields, to Mrs. Janfon, widow of the late
Mr. Francis Jaofoo, or Upper Thamcs-ftreet.
London, England, 1801-04-22

EsSENTIAL SALT OF LEMONS.

for taking Iron Moulds, ink Spots, Red Witte, and other
Stains, oat of Linen, Mutlin, Lace, he. and for ntany other
Ms, as a Sultanate for Lemnos. Price ts. the Box.
HAVING received numerous complaints. that
Compoiitions fold under the title of Salt of Lemons, are
not orly ineffectual, hut that they burn and deamy the Linen,
I think it neeetfary to inform the Pub&Ant my true
Salt of Lemons is only to be had, grholefale and retail, at my
atop iu Corkfpur-itreet, and that none is to he depended upon
as mint...but what has my Sputum an the bottom of each boa.
W. BAYLEY.

N. B. The S..att of I.emons is pardcuLtrly ufeful to Liam in
swathing thisr hands, as it initantly takes out the Rains of (Mt.
coloured glows, Ste. and is much more agre...l.lc to ore :Inn
LCIIIO4I I, fulf.

At the fame place may be hid, Barley's Seowering Drops,
for taking Cretfe out of silk, Stuff, Woollen Cloth, lice.
London, England, 1801-04-22

XIUTICAL INTELLICEATE.

MAILS TIP; D L.N.r.
AIKIVU) 615 C
0 I tutiburgh,
I 1)0,11n,
I W...ttitorJ,
butkii4;4atke, 0

YARNIOU fit, 11. i'ati. !4.

This morning, at fis o'clock, failed his Majcrly's
"oacket PRINCESS Royal., Capt. I-lastslOND, with
Mr. 1-I.tootx s, tlic Me;rsalger, but the w;:i.l becom-
ing unfavourable, u.it obliged to put back in the
afternoon, and is now lying in the Roads.

This morning tailed the following hips of war,
rtich.r Rear-Admiral Torn', to join Baltic
fleet, under air HYDr. P &c.; the ZEALOUS,
of 7+ guns, Admiral TOTTY'S flag-chip; Powea-
Fut, of 74, Hon. Capt. LAVOP.EY ; VENC,RANCE,
of 74, Capt. DUFF ; RORY, of 64, Capt. Sir Eo-
WARD BERRY; and the ALKMAAR, of 56, POUL.
DEN : bade. feveral gun-boats and cutter.
Arrived this morning the GEORGE cutter, with
a large !'mugging vetcel laden with t o. halt-
Linkers of fpirits., betides dry goods.

• FALMOUTH, APRIL i 9.
. This day failed his Majefty's packets WallinNo.
Ham and Poo} /m:, the former for Lana, with
the Mail of the Irth instant ; and the Litter fur
America, with the Mail of the 11l infant :—The
paffengers by the WassiNo HAM were, the Marquie
of POMBIIRA, his Lady and fix children, and his
Secretary; Mr. HoncsoN, Chevalier de SufANr,
and Capt. GASPAID 3 there vase no paffengers by
the PHOENIX.
London, England, 1801-06-10

DUTY ON BRICKS.

do a Committee of the Houfe to confider of the
additional duty on bricks, Mr. VANSITTALT
moved, that an additional duty of ss. a thoufand
be laid on all bricks made in Great Britain, which
was agreed to, and the report ordered to be re-
ceived-to-morrow.
London, England, 1801-06-10

a..-
-. , .~

ommeOrmlain•MO
TALMQUiIicjIME .
The Lan+ Sam; cis Packet ail' continues urd:t
cpurantine, but as ppplication has beetvnude for
her releafe, orders to that pupate are dailpespec--.
ted.—The Atnerica and Jamaica. Packets are ital
detained for dovernrnent difpatches.

PORTSMOUTH, JUNE 9.

Arriierl the Hope, Pa.tite, a cartel, from
Cherbourg.—Sailed out of harbour the FLORA
frigate.

SHEERNESS, JUNE 9.

Arrived yellerday his Ma•efty't fh!p Tnry -
DEBAR, of 74 guns, Captain 8AYNT1.724, from J.t.
maica, and will proceed to Chatham, the first i.t-
vourable wind, to be paid off.—Sailed this day, thz
/dolour gun-boat.
London, England, 1801-06-10

sarrisie STAMP DUTIII.

The Order of the Day beintoved, fur the
k Hoare to refolve W** into a Committee on the
Britith Stamp Duty Bill ;
Mr. VAIIIIIITTART 17110•td, that it be an inante-
tion to the Committee to amend die lows ?dative
to the duties on Ramped vellum, parchment, ane
paper. - Agreed to. The tioufe having then rt.
Solved eel( into the raid Committee.
Mr. Vamsotvas.r moved, that only one flar.v
Nueld be charged on di. probates of will, of tlo

fastie elate, which was agreed to ; as alit, feveral
pther claufes in favour of executors.—.He then
moved, that cards and dice ihould not be exported
without due notice ; that fuch articles exported
and re-landed fhould be forfeited ; and feveral
other claufes to fccure the duties, and prevent
fraud; which were alfo agreed to, and the report
ordered to be reeeived to-morrow.

ADMIRALTY COMMISSIONS.
Mr. VANSITTART gave notice, that he fhould
move to-morrow for leave to bring in a Bill to
enable the Lords Commiffioners of the Admiralty
to grant commiffions to armed revenue veirels, fo
as to enable them to make lawful prizes, as by at-
tacking and taking the enemy's privateers, thefe
veffels might afford great protedion to our com-
L merce.