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Star.
London, England, 1801-01-08

WHEN Prolethonal Men of cducation and re
(ponfihility deviate from the general (yam by the re
ledtion of a peculiar Branch. the fanaion of long continued
fuccefs is the beg criterion of fuperiority.

Eight years have I devoted my pradice to the excluflre treat-
ment of THREE DISORDERS, and the fuccefiful rcfult of
my plan gives me additional ardour to oppOfe as far as I ant
able the ravages of thole complaints which are the molt import-
ant in-the catalogue of human infirmities.
After initintioa into every branch as an Army Surgeon,
formed a wiat at an early period of Pradiec to refeue individu-
als from the Ignorance of wiedueated Men, or the equally dan-
gerous precipitancy of general Pradidoners,
The THREE DISORDERS, to the coreuf which I have de-
, voted my attention, comprise every (pecks of VENEREAL
INFECTION. whether of a recent or long duration.--adly.
Al kinds of DEItIf.ITF, whether arifing from the habits of
Schoolboys, or the indulgence of inmate age, and latt I y that de-
mo/intent of the fyitrm is Women which is called DARREN
NESS or STk:RILITY.
Numerous diktat's are the rank of ignorance or haße in the
treatimott of a fimpl• Gonorrhea, and it sot unfrotuently hap-
peas that ate kola of Life arc prifoneel by the hieliferetio• of ao
unpiardod Insr. by a • forriar method fuck complaints/re
callty cured, and :yen when °thus have failed,l MA that I
may prratilet to seer a tottikal
Few however arc the cafta of complicated iliftrefs b this
...la. 4n. ...a...Acura AU ULM.. 14
from indulgence ina3OLITARY VICE, or the prolmt Otto.
lies of a faihionable Life, acquire that Mate at Debility which
b the unavoidable courequeitte of Inch panicions habits.
Where the unhappy fulfewr imwsis mMblsndfcsy,tot we.
loßy conceals his tnisfortuite. it mat be fume tiaidota for
'to to know, that alt hough it be an °bled of doubt et mew. '
. .
to DEM-

trim
bilisty with ether Pradtßionerv, the lbstoealeithie--
Clerf C lES by the gradual prog refs of Renovation is the acquire-
=itof my experience. If the rites of- Bodo,. we Venus bite
to reduce manly vigour, muff' :Aden will be prevented
by an early ointment-Um et this leaved Rate, and in thole
carer no groat dilleuhlua will occur.
But where this Deficiency has for years esilkila proper Per.
ikaewinee is Indifpenlibly regulate to revive the a usabring (parks
ef Lik, and te reanimate the Cooßltution.
PAIARRILD WOMEN, who hive Nag Man difappointed
ki their cipetliatimis of a Family, may be Wailed. deg lo IMO
ddtances fad defies arc curable by Muldiel
1 be SECRECY wide!' is Co eflentiel to wry Imdcriaklng. and
the Qaualakations which have preformed aßaw, fern Me
Dale my Pretendons, and In coincidence eillb bah Rib Wi-
neskin is given, that Mr. R may be eonfalted pefensly
Car by letters Ineloioit a 6.1.11 we) at his hook, Ni,. se Arun
id-ftreat, Strand. near Temp‘alar.
There is an additional eotranee in Water-Sheet adjelidng
end the name is on both the &WIN
M. B. Mamba as the April Calegt e' &tritons.
London, England, 1801-01-08

COWES, JANUARY 6.

The hoy Jacobus Zeeper, MARTINS, matter,
from Amfterdam to Li(bon, with wheat and bar-
ley ; the Harmony, from Hamburgh to Lilbon,
with bale goods ; the Martha Magdalena, from
Copenhagen to the wail of Guinea, laden with
brandy; and the William, of London, for Briftol,
with wheat, have all fuffered fo much from the
late gales of wind, as to be obliged to put into
Cowes to repair damages.

FROM LLOYD's LIST.

GRAVESEND, JANUARY 7.
Mid by, the Apollo, BRowN, from Madras;
Waterman, —, from Cork; Ceres, Sea GEE, from
Dalttzic ; Olive Branch, M,Douoat., from Tor-
tola; London, LINDER, from Hamburgh ; and
Crown, —, from the Streights.
London, England, 1801-01-08

WUMBU 37893

THEATRE-ROYAL, DRURY-LANE.
**TO-MORROW EVENING, January 9, iSor,
J. thdr Majeftles Serv-anta will lust a Comedy, sailed'
THE INCONSTANT.
Old Mirable, Mr. DOWTON;
Young Mlrable, Mr. C. KEMBLE,
(His firft appearance in that Character) ;
Captain Duretete, Mr. BANNISTER, Jun.
Oriana, Mite BIGGS;
• Bifarre, Nfifs DE CAMP,
(Her firft appearance in that Character.)
After which the new Pantomime of
HARLEQUIN AMULET;
os, THE M-AGICK OF MONA.
, This Pawnor-King Lear; with Huh:quilt Amulet.

'----THF.ATRE-ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN.
TOMORROW EVENING, January 9, litor,
will be pretested the Tragedy of
MACBETH.
Macbeth, ,Mr. COOKE ;
ggicdtdf, Mr. POPE Basquo Mr. MURRAY;
Lady Macbethper,formed Mrs I,ITCHFIELD.
wh
Afterieh will be , the new Pantomime of
HARLEQ.UIN'S TOUR •
Or, THE DOMINION OF FANCY.
This Evening—The School for Prejudice ; with liarlotais's
Tour.

ENGLISH LOTTERY, . •
• Begins Drawing the ad of March dog. .
THE SCHEME CONTAINS '
1 Prizes of L. 30 ,000 . %
2 .-.--: zopeo
3 ....e— lox*
4 -- 5,000
6 - 2,000 •
to - 1,000
i 6 500
54 - 100
TOO ..... SO
17,100 ....... I g
Half a Million of Money Sterling In prices.
Part of the Capitals will be determined as under :
Firfh•Drawn Ticket 25th Day L. 10,goo .
Ditto 27th Day 20,000
Ditto 33d Day 30P00
Ditto 40th Day 0.000
The Prizes of this Lottery will be paid at the Waal time in
lull Reeling money, without any difcount or dcduaion.
rj'ICKETS and SHARES of TICKETS are
.1. fenik at every LICENSED LOTTERY OFFICE in
England, Scotland and Ireland. And the Prizes paid on &ALL nd.
PRESENT PRICE.
Ticket L. s 7 • o
Ilan' gl5 0 Eighth 1 4 6
Quarter 41.0 . Sixteenth I 1 6

.„ • Perron, in the country msy be fupplied with Tickets or
Shares the fame as if precut, by fending Poit Office Orders,
rod Bills, Calh, or Bank-notes, to any Liecnfed Lottery Me.

This day was publithed,
In one Volvme Odtavo, price Bs. in boards. •
ASTHENfILOGY ; or, the ART of PRE-
SERVING FEEBLE LIFE; and et fupporting the coo-
ftitution under the Influence of Incurable DiLafes. ?militated
from the German of CHRISTIAN Au CUSTOS STRIIVt, M. D.
By WILLIAM JOHNSTON.
London: Printed for Murray and Highlcy, No. 34 Fleet-
flrcet ; and J. Harding, St. James's-Erect.
Where may be had,
The A natomift's Vade Mecum, containing the Anatomy and
Phybotogy of the Human Body. The third Edition enlarged.
By ROBERT HOOPER, M D. F. L. S. Price 31. 6d. fevrecL

• This dit-was
In one Volume Odavo„ prise Ss. in boards,
AFAMILIAR TREATISE on the PHYSI-
CAL EDUCATION of CHILDREN, during the early
period of their RTC% ! a COMpeaIdJUITI addreffed to all Motheta
who are ferioufly concerned fur the welfare of their offspring :
tranflated from the German Of ClialaTlAN AOOO BTUs STILUVIC,
M. D. &c. To which arc prcAxed, three Introdudory. La-
dino on the fame fubjedt.
By A. F. M. WILLICH, M. D.
Author of the LeCtures on Diet and Regimen, &e. die.
London: Printed for Murray and Highky, No. 32. Fket
Arun. Where may be had,
Ohfervatiorts on fuel Nutritive Vegetables, u may be fublti-
tuted in the Place dOrdinary Food in time of Scarcity. Front
the French of M. Parmentin. Bvo. is. &I.
London, England, 1801-01-08

TRURSpAT, yANUART 8. 1801

PELICAN LIFE INSURANCE OFFICE, LOMEAND-
ITNEET, JANUARY, tilos.
AT this Seaton of the Year, when the Mailers
of Families idrally imoilltigato their Accounts and make
their new Arrangements, it is proper to remind them of the
Security afforded 111 Lira Insuannca; and by the peculiar
Provifions of this °face for ths ENDOWId INT of ChtiLDRUI,
on their attaining the Ace of MATURITY...

Litt Niue A;CE !landing recommended by the high fane-
tire of Parliament. which hu wifely and bcinvolently exempt-
ed from the Income Tax the Sums which are riiiburfed for this
Provident Porpofe, cannot need recommendation from any
other quarter.
Tna Les of the modcrate and reduced Rates of this O►rica
are delivered GRATIS. P. BOWERS, Secretary.

THF.AI RE of ANATOMY, Great WindrnillArenii
UR. WI I.SON will begin the SprinyrCourfe bf
1v1• his Ledures on ANATOMY, PHYSifILOGY, PA-
THOLOGY, and SURGERY, on Monday January 29th,
at Two o'clock.
PRACTICAL ANATOMY will be continued in the
Forenoon, as ufual, under the direCtion of Mr. Wilton and
Mr. 'l•Romas.
London, England, 1801-01-08

FOR SALE BY THE CANDLE

At New Lloyd's Coff.v.hottfo, on Thurfday the isth intbult,
At Two o'Clock precifely,
'THE FOLLOWING GOODS, viz.
300 Tierces of !rah MIA Beef,
pie Barrels of Pork; and other Goods.
Farther particular. will be timely ddivcral by Cho. Frear.b,
Sworn Broker, No. 6. Great Loft
•. _

STOCKEASTON, LEICF.,STZISHIRE.
TO SZ SOLO SY PRITATF CONTRACT,

AMOST defirable FREEHOLD ESTATE,
eutififtlog of the MANOR, the perpetual Advowfon of
the Ratory anJ the Townfltip or Hamlet of SIOCLLISTON,
ha the County of Leicefter which contains 936 Acres, or
thercabokta, (Anal rich Meadotv and Orating Land; a neat
Mantic* Houle, a good and commodious Farm Mee, with
luitab!c Out-buildings to each, and eight comfortable Cottage%
all in food repair.
The Land comprises tic) Acres, or thereabouts, of Wood
Ground, whereon are growing 123; large and valuable Oak
Tinsber-trees, iuitabk, for his Majelly's Duck-yartisi,and 660
limner Oak Trees. The thulerWood is cut annually in certain
proportions, Which come round every x 8 years, and conlift,s of
very fine Alh, and other Pah s. Th.:re arc Oro 164
Timber and otherTredi al Alb and Elm growing in the Hedge
Rows.

Stocker!lon is diflant about 20 mites from Leicefter, t 3 from
Stamford, and 3 trout lrppingham, and is fituated in a fine
Sporting Country, in which two Packs of Fox Hounds arc
kept.
• • The Landi Tat of this Mate is redeemed.
The images may be viewed on application to Robert Wa'-•
her, Efq. at the Manfion Houle at Stockeribm, and printed
Particulars may be ha at tits Chambers of Medrs. Penning-
ton and Ben, Lamb-buildings Temple, London; at the prin-
cipal hiss in Lideciter, Stuiford, and Bppingharn ;of Mr.
King, at Grantham; and at the Offices of Me.Frs. Gray and
Thorpe, in York; and Mr. Temple, in I.eiceiter ; and Plans
of the Mate will Ije left with Mr. Waiker and Mr. King.
London, England, 1801-03-05

POOLE, MARCH 2.

The AURORA frigate, with part of the Litton
fleet under convoy, pal Ted by yeflerday. The
fleet frparated in a very heavy gale of wind ten
days atter their failing, eleven of which never join-
ed the convoy afterwards, an are fuppofcd to be
put back again.
London, England, 1801-03-05

DEAL, MARCH 4.

This day failed his Majefly's (hips Sr. GEORGE,
WARRIOR, and RUSSEL, for Yarmouth ; the out-
ward-bound Eafl-India Fleet for Portfmonth; and
alfo a large Fleet of Merchantmen, conlifiing of
about three hundred Sail.—The WARRIOR ran or.
(hone on the Goodwin Sands, but was, by the
alliftance of the Deal boats, got off without da-
mage, and proceeded to Yarmouth.
The Towry, of Sunderland, from Dublin with
provifions, But.max Mailer, has Len captured
by a French privateer, and retaken by his Ma-
jn n
elly's ..00p GANNETT.

Arrived the SATURN, BILLONA, and RAMILIES I
DISCOVERY bomb, and ALMA ; and
remains. Wind N. N. W.

YARMOUTH, MARCH 4.

Arrived le Bicn Venu, French lugger priva-
teer, of 14 guns, and 45 men, from Calais ; had
taken two {loops, one of which the Adventure,
Hazlewood, from Hull for London, with potatoes,
is retaken by the S►ECVLATION, and brought
in here.—The privateer was taken by the Co-
'ouzo brig.
London, England, 1801-03-05

.3.857:1

THEATItZ-ROYAL. WRY-LANE.
IN SATURDAY NEXT, March 7, 1801.
O their Majeitiut Servants will perform the New Hiftorical
Drawn, la Five Ads, called
DEAF AND DUMB;

Or, THE ORPHAN PROTECTED.
The Charufters by
•
Mifb DE CAMP, Mr. WROUGHTON, Mr. C. ICEMBLE,

.11ARRIMORE Mr. ICEMBLF

Mr. BANNISTER, Jun. Mr. PALMER, hir..SUETT,
Mils POPE, Mrs. MOUN VAIN, Mn. SPARKS.
The Prologue to be fpolten by Mr. POWELL.
And the Epilogue by Mifs DE CAMP.
To which will:be u d the Dramatic Romance of

BLUE BEARD. -
This Evening Deaf and Dumb • with Consul.

••• The Public are molt refpedtfully Informed, that this
evening the doors of the Theatre will be opened at half raft
free, and that the Play will begin at h.df pat fl: for the reit of
the featio.

THEATRE-ROYAL, DRURY-LANE.
This day wah publiihed, price sa, dd.
DEAF and DUMB; or' the ORPHAN PRO-
TECTED, an Hifterieal Drama, in Fire As;, now

poisoning with.enbeinidcd Applaufc at this Theatre. fakes
!rain the French of Bouilly, and adapted to the Englith St Igt.
Printed far J. Ridgway, York-itreet, St. James's-fquare. Alfo,
t. PIZARRO, by It. B. Sheridan, El+ Ss. and as. 61.
s. EGYPTIAN FESTIVAL, by Mr. Franklin, as.
3. TIS ALL A FARCE, by Mr. Allingham is.
4. FORTUNE'S FROLIC, by Mr. Allingius;n,

. ORATORIOS,
AT PLAY-HOUSE PRICES DURING LENT.
THEATRE-ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN.

'ro-iioI(ROW EVENING, March 6, 'set,
A will be performed, for the laft time this feafon,
The Sacred Oratorio of
THE CREATION.

Competed by G. Hamm MaE D.
Madero di Capella to 14s Serena Highnefs the Prince of
Elting/an.
Air, Mils Tyrrr, "Thou fhah bring than in."
Ea of Part I. a Grand Coneertante for Violin, Oboe, Hate,
Baikal, and Violoncello obligata, by IVieers. G. AO4, Ling,
Wokiner, Parkinfon. and. Cbarks Afhley. Gyrowets.
En.' of Part 11. a Concerto on the Grand Piano Fate, I.y
A Ir. Field. Principal Vocal Performers :
Mvs. SECOND, Mils TENNANT,
Mifs Mager SMITH,
And Madame SOUSSE&
Mr. INCLEDON, Mr. DIONUM,
Mr. DYNE, Mr. JAMES MAHON, and Mr. DENMAN.
Leda of the Bond, Mr. G. ASHLEY.
Organ Mr. J. ASHLEY.
'The reft of the BAND and the CHORUSSES, which will be
mime:on/and complete, by the molt approved Perron/tan
The whole under the &teflon cif Mr. ASHLEY, Sen.
_ _

Boxes 6s. Pit 3s. 6d. CrLay U. Upper Gall. is.
Places for the Boxes to be taken of Mr. Brandon, at the
Box-Oilice, in Hart-itreet.
Half Price as UrilA at Nine o'Cloek.

..—....-- _
Doors to be opened at Six, and CO besin At Seven. .
Saab of the Words (with the Impritnateur of E. MACLLISII
to be had at the Theatre, price 6d. oak.
London, England, 1801-03-05

HOUSE OF COMMONS.

Leave of obfenee, for limited timer, were riven to Colonel
Nosi.s, Mr. BOOCIIRR ET. and Mr. G.Woon.
Earl Tim rut laid, he role for the porpofe of
giving notice, that on Tuefday, the ictli of March,
he meant to bring forward a motion relative to
the eligibility of the Rev. Horne Tookc to a Seat
in that Houtc.
Colonel PORTER Paid, that in confequence of
the liberation of the prifoners confined undcr the
Sufpenfion of the Habeas Corpus, Aft, he meant
to limit the motion of which he had formerly
given notice, and he now gave notice of his in-
tention, on Monday fe'nnight, to bring forward a
motion refpeding the confinement of the muti-
neers in the Cold Bath-fields Prifon.

,OST•OFFICE TAX BILL.

The Houfe refolved itfelf into a Committee on
the Port-Office Additional Duty Bill.
Mr. ALLAP.MICE made Tome obfervations upon,
and objeCtions to the meafure, grounded upon
the harditip it would occafion to the remote parts
bf the kingdom. '
Mr. PITT laid, the Honourable Gentlemen ap-
peared to have mi(conceived the effedt of the mea-
furc, fo far as it would operate upon the interefts
of that part of Scotland to which he was locally
attached. The principle of the Poil-Office Reve-
nue was, that what it received was in compenfa-
tion for the convenience which it afforded ; now
this convenience was to be confidered in propor-
tion to the diftance, and he ronfidered it as one
of the peculiar benefits of this Tax, (which he
withed could be extended to all others) that in-
(lead of being burdened, the Subjeet was, in fait,
benefited by the payment of it. At prefent the
parts near the Capital, generally (peaking, paid
too much, and the ditlant parts of the Kingdom
too little; and, perhaps, it might foftcn the Ho-
nourableGentleman's oppofition to this mcafure,
when he fondled, that according to the new pro-
pofed Scale of Taxation? his Contlituents at
Aberdeen would only have to pay one fhilling
for a fingle later, which was, in fall, no more
than they paid at indent.
Mr. Pieterroiar thought this Tax was only
objeltionable as it referred to the Penny-Poft.
Here he read a letter from a Clergyman near
London, who Rated ho 7 he was aggrieved by the
Penny-Port not delivering Newfpapers and Letters
regularly.
Mr. W. Deana 9; in anfwer to Mr. A LLARDYCE
remarked, that the inhabitants of Edinburgh and
Glsrgow did, not feel themfelves aggrieved by
the Poll-Office Scale of Taxation, but paid the
Tax cheerfully.
Mr. Joass faid, it was a general complaint that
the Penny-Port was very irregular in the delivery
of Letters ; and fuggetled the expediency of
allowing an increafe of weight to the Letters of
Members of Parliament.

.......
Mr. Brxrom thought this way not a time for
Mcntbers of that Houle propoting to themfclves
additional privileges ;—it was incumbent upon
them to b•ar their share of the burdens in com-
mon with others.
After a few words from Sir W. Yount:, Mr.
S ItEAIDA N, And Mr. PI TT, thesblanks were filled
up, and the Holife being refumed, the Report
was ordered to he received to-morrow.
London, England, 1801-03-05

LIVERPOOL, MARCH 2.

The Fame, PRITCHARD, and Mary Ann, Cits:r•
'tau., were well off Gaboon 25th Sept.
The Infant Ann, —, from hence for Africa,
is loft at the Cape de Verd Viands.
The John, MENTOR, is cut off at the Windward
Coa R.
Theta illiam Heathcote,STOT H A ItT, and BrookN
JOYNSON, from hence for Africa, have taken a
fchooner, from Bourdeau z for St. Domingo, in lat.
38. long. 20.—Thc prize arrived at Dominica.
The Baron Montalembert, Timm AS, fion De-
merara for this port is put into St. Kitts, dilmafled.
Thc Montgomery, COFFIN, from New Yin I:, is
foundered at lea; cr,w laved.

The Nancy, FORD, from Wilmington, Noah
Carolina, is loft.

LEITH. FEBRUARY 26.

A Rea of 21 fail of the line and 54 frigates,
under the command of Admiral Sir Hvni PAR-
KER, is fpeedily to rendezvous in Leith Roads.
Saturday arrived in Leith Roads, his Ma jetty's
hired cutter Fox, Lieutenant Baer. UR MARLT
gun vellll, Lieutenant MALo%E, and M PTH,RIS
tender, Lieutenant WRIGHT ; the two lift put
back by contrary winds.
Sunday arrived his hfaiely's (hip SHANNON, of
32 guns, Captain PATER, with three prizes, which
he cut out of Norway. Arrived alio his Maje(ty's
gun real RATTLE, Lieutenant WICKHAM, from
the Note,
Atax. RICHARDSON, mailer of the Enterprise
of Aberdeen, arrived at Leith by a Berwick
(snack, reports, that his (aid veal, which WAS
laden with naval flutes at his Majefty's yard Dept-
ford, bound for Leith, was, on the ad mR. cap-
tured about two miles off Flmhot-ough Head,
by the Vkloire French privateer, of Dunkirk,
,commanded by Capt. FRssst►wrer, mounting 14
guns. Previous to this he bad taken three other
velfels, and fent them all to the Texel, the crews
of which refrels were fent over to Harwich in three
foots laden with grain. Mr. Riehardfon farther
adds, he law his veffel in a wrecked (late before
he wasre•fhipped.
The Henry of Shields, a large veffel of 400
tone burden, loaded with wheat, was fent up to
Montrofc on . the
.242 h infl. by the SHANNON fri-
gate.-.-The,Hettry iyaslatellr captured by a French

priv.ittscr, carrkd hci into' ‘C:.a,anger, it
Norway, I.vhete fhe was cut out by the bunts 01
the' SHAN N ON about eight days ago.

HULL, MARCH 2.

By a letter from the Greenland Committee to a
merchant in this town, we learn that the Admi-
ralty appointed a frigate to fail from the Nore the
f of this month, as convoy for the Greenland
and Davis' Streights (hips ; the will call and wait
one day for the veffels from hence, who wish for
proteCtion. The fripte is to proceed with the
(hips for Davis' Streights, and wait to protal
hem during the fishery ; but it is not thought nc-
celfary for thole to Greenland, to have convoy fur-
ther than Shetland.

An order has been received at the cullom houfe
of Newcatile, from the Admiral.y-office, to pre-
vent fhips which have obtained licences to fail
without convoy fur Hamburgh, from proceeding
for the prefent.
London, England, 1801-03-05

HORSE TAX BILL.

The Houfe then refolved itfelf into a Committee
on the additional Norte Duty Bill.
Mr. JOLIIFit oblc tes! to the additional duty
on Elorfes employed in Agriculture, on ite,:ount
of the inequality, as it would attach, upon Far-
mers. Some flinty foils t. quired more honks,
whillt fundy and other foils but little wanted them,
and could smpiny Oxen in their Read. In furl:
lm:al ft:nations where Oxen could not be employed
without doing injury, ht thought the additional
Tax was an as of injoitice to the Farmer, and
woold alto prove injurious to the State.
Mr. Yi rr faid, non: of the objations Rated
wt:nt to prove the incornpatibjlity of the payment
if the Tax with agricultural purfuits. It wax im-
prtlible that this or any other Tax fhould equally
hear upon all individuals. He believed it was
gcncrally allowed that where the foil would admit
it, it was advifable to employ Oxen it-die:id of
liorres. The tendency of the prefent Tax was,
by encouraging the fubßitutian wf• Oxen fur
Ilorl, s, to diminifh tic eonftimption of corn.
Mr. CURWIN thought, that fume diminution of
the Tax lhould be admitted in favour of Mortis
under lize.

Mr. PITT obfervtd, that the propofed atldi-
tior.al Duty was onlf upon thole Horfcs which
had already been cleaned dt nivits of Taxation.
:1) . Mr. Jones thnught, atl.i.tional Tax of sos.
upon a tingle Horft aopt r pleafure, too ankh,
caul 11:: a tilted at tc b -ed usrhalf.
__

The Chafe, as originally propofed, was then
carried, imrofing an addizional Duty of 4s. upon
liorfes uted in Agriculture. The linule bring
returned, the Report was ordered to be rzze.rt..;
to morrow.
London, England, 1801-03-05

CAPTURE OF A BP.RWICK SMACK.

The following letter was received in town ycf-
terchty:— Bi.rwoi,Feti. 28.

We have this moment been alarmed with the
difagreeable intelligence of the Ceres Old Com-
pany's knack being captured off South Sunder.
land Point, this morning about feven c'eloek, by
a lugg.:r privateer, with bright fides ; the feamcn
are all arrived here, having got alhore in their
boat, after towing a-head of the Ceres for fomc
timz, for want of a breeze. They report, that
the privateer her boat to board another
fmack, which they fuppufed to be the Addifon,
downward bound, but they fuppok, they could
not get her away, owing to its being quite calm.
The Captain of the Ceres fet off immediately for
Shields to give the alarm, and there is great
hopes of the Ceres being retaken. The Berwick-
!hire is arrived."

WYBERG, DECEMBER 31.

_ ,
Our trade lkas been much interrupted by the
embargo laid on all Englifh (hips in Sweden. If
the embargo be not taken off in fpring, our mer-
chants wi!l he great filfferers. The importation
of foreign fall is prohibited here, and in Livonia,
Ea('land, and Courland, in confetpwnee of which
there is a great fcarcity of this neeeffary article.
London, England, 1801-03-05

PLYMOUTH, MARCH 3.

Came in the Danifh fhip Harmonic, of Altona,
JOHAN THOMPSON, from Smyrna, bound to Al
tona, laden with cotton, wool, &:.—Alfo the
Maria, of Fahtfund, SAMUEL OPLSF.N mailer, from
Barcelona, bound to Fahtfund, laden with brandy;
both detained by the Earl St. Vincent p; ivatcer,
of Plymouth, of to guns.— kilo a Swcdifh (hip,
laden with fall, bound to Stockholm, detained by
the Norfolk privateer, of London.
Sailed the SUFFISANTE on a cruize.

PORTSMOUTH, MARCH 4.

Arrived the ASIA tranfport, from the coaft of
Guinea, with invalids on board. She brings an ac-
count that Sir CHARLES HAMILTON had fent Lieu-
tenant PALMER, third Lieutenant of the Mr aro.
MEWS, and Lieutenant VISION of the Marines,
with a number of men, into the harbour of Sene-
gal, to cut out a large brig, of which they took
poffeffion after an obllinate refiftance, and the lots
of t I men, and Lieutenants PALMER and VISION.
The furvivors were unable to bring the reffel out
of harbour owing to the ftrong tides. Arrived alto
the ALCM ENE frigate, from the Channel fleet ; and
Bonetta tranfport with troops from Malta, 'and is
gone to Motherbank to perform quarantine.
Sailed the HARPY to join the North Sca expedi-
tion, and EUGENIE, for the Downs.
London, England, 1801-12-23

DENMARK.

COPENHAGEN, NOV. sl.
The Baaden family will not arrive bare before
the middle of nest week. The officers of the
Bifhoprics and Bailiwicks, in Denmark and Nor-
way, have now received a peculiar magnificent
uniform.

As it Is to be feared, that in confequence of the
Reftoration of a General Peace, many of the
difcharged foldieri may go about the nethbour-
ing countries plundering, and for want of-a regu-
Lir fupport might edily be tempted to leek one in
an illicit way, all the officers of juftice within the
jurifdiEtions of the /3ilhoprics, and Bailiwicks of
both kingdoms, have received orders from the Da-
nith chancery, to keep all perfons under them be-
longing to the Magiftracy, to the arid obfervance
of the King's orders, relating to idle rogues and
vagabonds.
According to a command of the King, of the
xsth inftant, the Pilots in the dithrias of Den-
mark and Schlefwicke, are for the future to be
put under Chiefs of Inrollmcnt, and there at the
fame time to be Upper Pilots.
Dr. &nest., under manmidwife in the lyirvin,
and fupernumerary phyfician in the Sick•Hofpital,
at Neugeborne, is appointed Court Phyfician.
At Skagen, four Swedifh !hips were Branded in
the form of the sd infant; three of them came
from Spain with fruit and fait, and were bound
to Stockholm and Gottenburgh. The fourth
came from Gene with planks and iron, and was
going to London. Of the crew of this thip, 25
men were fwallowed up ; three of the Mips have
been dallied to pieces. One cargo has been alto-
gether, and the other two, in a great meafnre,
loft. A (mall (hip from Skagen has been funk on
the high (ea, and a (hip from Sonderburgh has
been &filed to pieces by the waves, near Fled-
ltrand.

Between the 23d and 27th, fixtpfive (hips have
paged the Sound.

DICEIIIIII I.

The troops defined for the WO-Indies, and
aho have in a great nteafure taken !hipping, were
on the aid•prefented by the Crown Prince. with
three Pair white colours, ornamented with the
Danith arms.

It is fuppofed, that the family of Baaden, on
their arrival here! will be lodged in the Palace,
formerly occupied by Queen Jo LIANA MMILIA, but
which now belongs to the Couofellor of State,
Simms.

The principal bridge here is now under repair,
and will, for the convenience of the Slips lying in
the Gage Canal, be for the future converted into
'a drawbridge.
Letters from Tripoli, of the "t+th of Septem-
ber. announce that Captain Korooo arrived there
with the King's frigates, THeTIS and Tarroa, on
the isth of Auguft, and that the Patch* there
has declared as a conlcquence of his negociations,
that the Danith trade by fea will be nolonger.dif-
ttu bed.
London, England, 1801-12-23

wovabuisß 20.

By an ultafe it is ordered, and that all cities vfl-
lages along the Sordersof Pro flia,A Aria, and Tur-
key.and from the BlAck Sea to the Baltic in length,
and in general too werfles in breadth, be excufed
from all contributions in kind, and inflead of each
contribution. 360 rubles in falter money are to be
colletieJ, yet it is left to the choice of every one
to pay the contribution in kind. From the money
arifing from hence the College of War are to take
care to levy able bodied freemen for ate Hulas.
fervice.

On the Bth of November the rich Armenian
LAR sr, Counfillor of State, attd one of the over-
feers of the Orphan hnufe, was buried with great
foletnnity. He has left behind him a fortune of
twelve millions of rubles, chiefly confifting in
mines, landed eflates, and houfis; and to his wi-
dow eflates, with 2000 peafants, and 50,00 P rubles
yearly till her death.
The difmitred General of Cavalry, Marquis
d'Atrricu• st r, and the difcharged Major General
itstrea are again received into the fervice,
and the latter appointed to the Proviflon Dept}...
tment.

The Paterfborgh Calendar has now at LB, and
on account of the many alterations which k Was
neeeffary to make in it, made its appeantnee,
though very late. It has now again nearly the
form in which for fo.manr years it has enjoyed
the approbation of the public; and is diftitigtia-
ed from its more immediate predeceffors by wlitat
follows : 4 lilt of all the Ruffian cities, with
their dillance from the Refidence and dovent-
tnent.citic,, notice of holidays, with the moR
*remarkatfle epoch; (ince the ovation of the world;
a luminary account of the ma important eYea4
that hare calico place in the courfe of the laA year,
211 which of late years bad been omitted, now ap-
ipear in the calendar. Under the title " France;"
nflcail of the Lamer Royal Houfe, @ands Ks!o.
London, England, 1801-10-29

MARRIF.D.

At Carrick-on-Suir, Lieut. Ale:. Ckrk, of the Royal Lanci-
011re V.kink, rs, to Mifs Ryan, of that place.
On Monday fennight, at Hull, Mr. 110. Harrifon, of Siggkf.
thorne. in Holderneft, to Miff Mary Weltoby, of Hull.
At Scarborough, on Saturday lift, Mr. Thonus Hill, of the
brig Alert, to MU. Ell ill, both of that place.
At Donc.tficr, Mr. Jarman, to Miff Martha lktria Erring-
too, both of he Theatre-Rtryalthere.
London, England, 1801-10-29

FROM THE PARIS PAPERS.

BERN E, Ocr. 16.—1 n the Sitting of the toth, the
Diet decreed that the ftipends of the Clergy, the
Eftablifhments for Public InftruCtion, the Infpec.
tion of Church Property, and that of Schools, &c.
Ihould be under the jurifdidion of the Cantons.
MADRID, SErT. t7.—The head•quarders of the
trench army are conftantly at Valladolid. We
are ignorant what direction it will take after the
Ratification of Peace with Portngal. Generals
Sr. Cva and Lect.tac are expelled here.
In the beginning of this month there was a re-
volt at Valencia, on account of the eitablifhment
of the Provincial Militia. Thole who were fup-
poled to have contributed to that meafure were
plundered by the revolters, and the plunder.dif.
tributed to the poor. The tumult is now appeal-
ed ; the King having decreed the fuppreffion of
the Provincial Militia throughout the Kingdom.
PETERSBULGH, SEPT. 25.—Prince GAGER IN,fon
of the Minifter of Commerce, has let out for Na-
ples with his wife, Princefs of LA►UCHIN. He
goes as Envoy to the King of Sardinia.
London, England, 1801-10-29

BIRTHS.

On Tucklay, the Hon. Mrs. Markham, of a fon, at her honk
in the Admiralty.
On Saturday fc'nnight, at Everten,near Liverpool, the Lady
of William Robinfon, fq of a daughter.
On Friday lan. at Hampton, the Lady of Charles Drum-
mond, Efq. of a fon.
On Friday lift, at Colcheftee, the Lady of Sackville Gsryroe,
Efq. of Glaubranc Part, CarrnarthenEare, South Wal‘v, of a
daugtorr.
London, England, 1801-10-29

THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY-LANE_
TOMORROW EVENING, OCTOBER 30,
their Nikeitiet Servings will ad a Comedy, tailed
THE FOLLIES OF A DAY. •
Count A 101.114,14 Mr. C KEMBLE ;
FigIFO, Mr. PALMER ; Antorli, Mr. SUETr.
Page, Mifs DE CAMP; Buren, Mils MELLON.
THE
which the favourite Med Entertenment of
THE CHILDREN INea, THE WOOD.
Walter, Mr. BANNISTER, Jan.
Apmby, Mr. SUETC.
lady Mal, Mrs.: PARKS ; Jorephine, Mn. BLAND.
To which will be added
BLUE the Dramatic Romance of
BEARD.
The MuSe cmnpofed by Mt. Kelly.
Abomelique, (Blue Beard), Mr. BARRYMORE ;
Ibrahim. Mr. SUETT ; Sclim, Mr. KELLY ;
Fatima, Mrs. CROUCH; Irene, Mifs DE CAMP;
Beda, Mn.sBLAND.
. .

This Evenlng.,Calleektis ; witk Of Age To-morrow.

TH',A M-ROYAL, COVENT.GARDEN.
rrOMORROW EVENING, OCTOBER 30,
.1 wig be panted a New Comedy (in Five Ada) tallest
FOLLY AS IT FLIES.
With New Scents and Drefres.

The Principal Charaders by
Lida. LEWIS, MUNDEN, KNIGHT, a JOHNSTON,
MURRAY, WHITFIF.LD, WADDY, SIMMONS,
BEVERLY, ATKINS, CURTIES, &c. &c.
Mrs. GIBBS, Mrs. POWEL,
And Mil's MURRAY.
The Prattle to be fpolien by Mr. BETTERTON,
The Epilogue by Mr. ?MINDEN.
To which w II be added, a New Mufical Entertabanwm, in
Two Ads, called
THE ESCAPES.

This Evenings...A new Comedy, never performed, called Folly
1 as it Flies ; with the Efpea.
The Tragedy of Othello was honoured laR night throughout
with the greateß applaufe, and will fin:Ally be repeated, of
which due notice win be given.
London, England, 1801-10-29

NAUTICAL rArfsuteiNet.

MAILS THIS DAY....WIND Sou&
ARRIVED.
DIM
a Hamburgb, Oa. 23, o
o Datain, a
i waterfall, 04. 24, i
I Doonaghadee, Clet. afe. •

Hetwicrte Comma 28.—This afternoon the
Paws or ORANGE packet, Captain BRIDGE, ar-
rived here from Cuxhaven, with Hamburgh and
Bremen mails, that became due in courfe on Tuef-
day laft: about lopafrengers arrived by this packet.
PORTSMOUTH, 0CT.28.--Sailed the Fame, Con-
cord, and Elizabeth, ANDERSON, for Africa.
PLYMOUTH, OCT. 27.—Sailed the CHAPMAN
armed-fhip, for Portfmouth.
SHEERNESS, OCT. 28.—Arrived the PLUMPER
gun-brig, Lieut. BARRETTE ; CRACKER gun-brig,
and FLIRT cutter, Lieut. Pace, from the Downs;
likewife the BOUNCER gun-brig, Lieut. Bata Bra,
from a cruize ; and PINCHER, Lieut. BLACK, and
CLINKER gun brig, from Ouey Bay. They have
come into harbour, and will be paid wages to-
morrow. Wind at North, moderate.
London, England, 1801-10-29

FROM LLOYD'S Lis-r.

DEAL, OCTOBER zB.—Sailed the Jane, GARD'
NM for the Cape of Good Hope.—Wind N. N. E.
GR at ES I No, Ocr. sB.—Paffed by the Bernie,
WILSON, from New Providence ; Thetis,---, from
Enega ; Maria Louifa, Bemuse, from Malaga;
Douro, —, from Peteriburgh ; Vrow Eutoda,
MARTIN, from Embden ; Jane, REYNOLDS, and
Liberty, Joni/sow, from Harnburgh ; Otter,
Swat NSON Royalill, —; and Hebe, —, from
Archangel.—Sailed the Diana, PURCELL, for
Dublin; Geode Hoope, ROSINA, for Calais;
Concordia, SEARCH" for St, Vallery ; and Zell-.
Gefullers, RALR, for Dieppe.
London, England, 1801-10-16

FROM LLOYDS LIST.

DEAL, OCT. lg.—Sailed the BOLD, CHARGER,
thIPE, FEIRSTEI, LOCUST, and JACKALL' gun-
veffels, on a cruize. Arrived the RAVEN Hoop,
witli a convoy from Falmouth. Wind S. W.
GRAVESEND, OCT. lg.—Paired by the Hannah,
from Africa; Friendthip, REMOR, from
Stettin; Elizabeth, SHRARMAN, from Memel ;
Vrow Swankoe, —; and Wienbalt, Scorr,
from Dantzic.—Sailed the Cora, Bauvoic, for Ja-
maica ; Elizabeth, BALSTON, for Gibraltar ; Am.
phion, —, for Gottenburgh ; Two Brothers,
--, for Norway ; Onclernieming, &ore, for
Rottercln ; Vroiv Cliriftiana,—; and Zelding
Rull, Mims, for Amfterdam..
ARRIVED

At Bridlington—Cupid, Vickerman ; and Traveller, Lamp-
Idugh, from Peterlburgh.
In Yarmouth-roads--Ann, Harper; and Kennon], Watfon,
from Bremen.
At Gibraltar--Iluffar, Eichardfon ; and Sparrow,
from Liverpool; Enterprise, Freeman, from New York; and
Three Brothers, Holmes, from Halifax.
At Dunkirk—lndultry, Vickery, from Virginia.
In the Elbe--Frobtien Packet, Wickman, from London.
At Plymouth—Brothers, itichardfon, from Archangel ; and
Caroline, Gibfon, front Memel.
At Cowes—Ann, Wright, from Peterfbhrgh ; Sifter, Pickett ;
and F.xpedite, from n.
At LifbooLTranfit, Gower; and Neptunus, Syindnds, with
reft of the fleet from London.
London, England, 1801-03-02

DIS'T'EMPER IN DOGS.

MR. BLAINE, Surgeon, whOfe attention to the
Difeafes of Animals has long diftinguithed him, is happy
in alluring the Sporting World in general, that he has dif-
covered a certain and fpeedy CURE fir the Disrtm-
PER ; which is now offered to the Public, called BLAINE's
MEDICINAL POWDER, for the DISTEMPER; price
is. 6d. a Dole, being fulficient for the Curt; ur Six furls.
packed up of different Strengths, according to the Age anti Size
of the Dog ; (*tied by the Proprietor, and fold, Wholdale and
Retail, by Mr. Boufey, 4,01 d Broad-ftreet; Weft and Hughes,
Paternofter-row • and by the Venders of Medicines in Tentn
and Country ; alto, by Meffrs. Jeboult and Co. ago, Oxford-
Itreet ; Mr. Wade, 13, Old Bond-ftreet, and 163, Fleet4treet;
Mr. Ward, 324, Holborn; Mr. Tutt, Royal Exchange; Mr.
Vade, Cornhill ; and Mr. Swint, at,
' Lately publithed, a TTISE on the above Difeafe ;
and fold as above, price 61-Mr. Blaine is, likewife, Author
of the Grand Folio Syftem of Anatomy oldie Horfe; dedicated,
by Per:Million, to his Majefty, and accompanied with PlatLi,
drawn, engraved, and coloured from the real Subjet : to which
is now added, an Appendix, containing much new and ufeful
matter; price, coloured, in boards, aL as.; plain, 11. is.
London, England, 1801-03-02

NEXT PRESENTATION TO A LIVING.
TO Ili SOLD,
1"H E NEXT PRESENTATION to a
LIVING, of the Animal Valuation of 3oel. or there-
abouts, in the County. of Northampton. Tre Neighbourhood
is genteel, and the Stuation of the Y.Wing eleGrable. Int.:tett
will be allowed for the Purchafe-Money nlf Indoetion.
Particulars mar boknown, b, applimtion to Mr. James, of
Wellfburn, in Northomptonfithe ; and to Meas. lioreter.
Cooke, snd Freer of Lincoln's-Inn.
London, England, 1801-03-02

ANOTHSR. LITT:It, SAME DATE.

The firft accounts of the diaurbances in the camp
of thi Gass!) Viz:, a, in which his name was con-
founded with that of the Pacha of Tairott, were
unfounded, bat fome time Afterwards tinpleafait
events took place there. The GRAND Vim' had
1-repelled that the furs of 5000 purfes 'night be
feat him by our Government, to pay his army.
and to defratother erpences of the war, but he
received only 503. When this money arrived, a
part of the troops drove away the guards, and
made themfelves millers of it. The GLAND Vi.
Lire, who attempted to prevent this, was neady
London, England, 1801-03-02

AMERICA.

WASHINGTON CITY, JANUARY sr, tgcx.

This day the queltion was taken in the Senate

rn Orr Convention with France. The form of

ratification was brought in by a Committee of the
Senate, and was in fubliance as follows :—That
the Senate advice and confent to a ratification of
the fame, provided the zd and 3d articles be ex-
punged, and two articles be added ; one declar-
ing this Convention loan not be coatrued to ope-
rate contrary to any former treaty with any State
or Sovereign, and the other, that the Convention
fhonld be limited to eight years duration.—Q uef-
Cons were taken in .rikingf out of the form of—ra-
tification, that part of the provifo which expnuges
the zd article, that part which expunged the 3d
article, and the part declaring the Convention,
shall not operate contrary to former treaties, &c
Ste. And they were all flruck out of the form.
The lkitation was preferred in it ; and on the
quefirrin of ratification, with this limitation, the
votes in favour of it were t 6, againft it 14. Two
thii.ds being neceffary to ratify a Treaty, the quell
tion was hi.
The Senate has negatived the Bill to ereet a
trianalsurn to GEORGE WASHINGTON.
London, England, 1801-01-30

FOR PUBLIC SALE,

At the Lrniter't Warehuatta, Woolltcr-ftrect, Plymouth,
On Tuddayi February to,

THE handlosne fart-fiiling Schooner Letter of
AtArque L'uNitivE,,..uhntation, :
Length on deck - - yg feet 91 'lichee.
Depth in the hold • - . 9 6
Breadth above wale; 20 3: .
Adm.:kir-I,r/, t 28 t 7-79 Tons
Square fterned, nearly new, copper h molted, has * dcep want,
would make an excellent privateer, iq admirahly well calculated
for the fruit or any other traih.wbcrc difpateh is required; well
found in lions, and may be fent to lea as afuwli expence; cap-
cured on her voyage from Ouadaloupo to Dourdeaux, by his
Maiefty's tslp Tlistesi, \eILI.IAM Loren, Erq. Commander,'
in light of AORTA LIT 2, HENRI' HOTRAM, Efq. Com-
mander, now lying in Catwurer, and there to be delivered.
For viewing the veff4.l and fur Inventories apply to C. D.
Symons Skip and Infancies broker, Lloyd's or Wisps Coffee-
brufes, London; of Edward Lynn, Efq. one of the Agents; or
of PETER SYMONS, Sworn Arokrr, Plymouth.
London, England, 1801-01-30

PRIVATE TUITION.

THE Rev. T. G. COPLESTON, being clefirotis
of undertaking the Education of Six or Eight Nigh as
preparatory for a Public Sc tool, or for the Univerfity, at the
Parfonage Hovfe of Offwell, begs leave to refer for teltirnootte
to t..:3 charidcr to the following Ganlamen
The PrAdenz. of C C. C Oxford,
The Provoft of Oriel College,
James Boner, Efq. of Dovenes,
!An Buller, Efq. of Alorval, CoMmifiloner of the Caftoms,
The Rev. H. H. Tremayne, of Heligan,
Lieutenant-General Simcoe, of Woolford Lodge.
Mr. Coplefton will be ready to communicate by letter or
perfonally, with any Gentleman who may favour him with an
tipplication direfted to him, at Offwell, near Honiton, Devon.

This day was publißied, price 6s. in Boards,
THE CRIMES of CABINETS : or, A VIEW
of the PLANS ant AGGRESSIONS of th.! COALESCED
POWERS of EUROPE, for the Annihilation of the /Abates
of Prance, and the Difinemberment of her Territory; with
Charatire Anecdotes, Military and PoliicaL

Vs to' L.

&mit &mot Ferri et federate infante bell'.
By LEWIS GOLDSMITH.
Sold at his Houfe, No. s, Thaves Inn, Holborn.
••• The Author finds it peccary to inform the Public, that
lit confequence of his Bookfeller's refufal to fell this work, he
is under the neceffiry of Wonting his own Piblifher.
And on Taefday next will be publlihed,
STATE of the FRENCH REPUBLIC at the END of the
YEAR 8. Tranflatcd from the French of Citisen HAUT RIVt,
Chef de Relations Exterieurs, by Lawns Gotnsurru.

PARLIAMENTARr PROCEEDINGS.

HOUSE OF LORDS, JANUARY 29.

The harmers of this day, as of the foregoing days
fume the affembling of the United Parliament,
conlilled in fwearing-in Peers. Among thofe who
prefented themfelves were, the Archbilhop of Aa-
nee (Dr. ST vArr), Primate of all Ireland, one
of the Reprefentative Prelates of that part of the
United Kingdom ; the Earls of HARDWICIEE, CAR•
lIARVON, OSSORY, and FITZWILLIAN, and the Bi-
lhop of BATH and WILLS.
At four o'clock, their Lordllips adjourned till
Monday.

HOUSE OF COMMONS.
The Houle met to day at two o'clock, and was
occupied in fwcaring-in Members till four.
London, England, 1801-01-30

FASHIONABLE DANCING.
PRIVATE Tumor,

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RD,
pd.
utla

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&c.
Cab

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Car
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maar

Rec. Hanel Caleb. Rec. The Two Doctors.
Song. Highgate Probation. Song. • The Canary Bird.
Rec. The Saracen's Head. Rec. Bits and Scraps.
Song. 'Another Cup and then. Song. 'Echo.
Rec. Which is the way to Rec. The Coup de Uric&
Windfor ? Song. *The Union.
Song. •A Link!
The whole is writhes, and comppanioltdd, and will be fpoken; fung
Maccome by
r. DIBDIN.
Boxes sa.--Area 21.
Doors to be opened at Seven o'Clock. The Performance to
begin at Eight.
Placec for the Boxes to be taken at Mr. Dibsitn'a MuAc
Warelioufe, Lekeficr-fquarc ; %visite may be
had, and of Longnsan and Rees, Patesnoßtr.row, a Precofal
for Printing by SubScription, In Two Quarto Volumes, eat-
balillied with forty Plates In aqua tlnta, and Sateen Vignettes,
6/3SERVATIONS, the Refuit of a Tons through almoit the
whole of England, and a confidcrable past of Scotland, in a.
Series of Letts:se, written to a large number of intelligent and
refpeelable Friends, by Mr. DIBDIN. A Specimen of the
Prints and a part of the Pidures may be feet, free of expasee,
at Leh:eller-Place.

On Monday, Tom IC!Una
The Songs in the Cake-Houfc an all publithal, and may be
bad at Mr. Dibdin's Wa.rehoure.

Sqls Sinai will continue open 11,1ond.iys, Thurldays, and
Laurdays, during the Seaton.

MALLEWlnloinlshii and the Pub-
AVA lie, that he has removed from liaydon-iquare, where
he has taught there LIR lix years, and has opened his new Aca-
demy for Falhionabk Dancing, at No. ro, Great Aliffareet,
Goodman 's Fields. His AcattlernysAlfo, at the Welt end of the
Town is, and will continue open as urual, at No. 19, Sherrard.
Cold,n-fquare. At both, ladies and Geotinden who,
when children, have learned inapt:fatly, or not at all, are
very loon, and quite in private, Taught to perfotat elegantly
erery rlefcription of DANCE in MODERN PRACTICIL
Extra exertions are made to haßcn the progrefs of fuck Fo.
rapers, Navy and Army Ofneers, Captains of Ships, Country
Relidents, and others who can devote but a lhort time to this
aecompliflunent : they may refide in the Houfe during their
tuition ; about a fortnight may be fufbeient.
Viasso Forte, and Violin Taught ; alto
)road Sword and renting.
A feket Sobferipdon Atrembly every Ws Inefday.
London, England, 1801-01-30

Of whom may he: Lad,

The Debates and Pruccedingsid both Flatlet of Parliament
from tae year 1743 to the Year 1774. Printed uniformly to
bind with the Parliamentary itegiller. In 7 large vols. Bro.
A complete CoDedtion of all the Lords Protetts Icon% the
ctrii,it on Record to 1796; to which is prefixed, a colledtion
of King's Speeches, MeffaAes, &c. to both Houle, of Parlia-
ment, Addl., fres, and Reprefentations to t he Throne (rota t &So
to r 796 ; alfo a Colleelion of the Standin,, Orders of the Hattie
of Lords. dee. Ilec. in I large v nit. Bea.
4 Coliettion• of State Pepal, relative to the War againit
Prance now carrying nu loy Great Britain and the leveral other
European Powers; containing Authentic Copies of every int-
, portant L tate Paper, many of which have never before been
publithed in England. In fl volt :v..
Reports of the Commillioner‘ appointed to inquire into the
Fees, Gratuities, Perquiste4, and Emoluments, which arc, ur
have been lately received in the Public Offices. Btro. 7a.

INDEX TO THE PARLIAMLNTARY DEBATES.
Propel-al, for pithlifhlug by Subfeription, in s large yob. 1..
A. COPIOUS INDEX to the DEBATES and
PROCEEDINGS in both HOUSES of PARLIA-
MENT from r 74 to taco.
•.• No Macey received but on the Delivery of the Work.
The PARLIAMENTARY REGISTER, coioah.i.o.: ati
HlRory of the Procectlings and lkbates of hods I loutes of Par-
liament. is now increatrd to upwards of eighty Volumes, COM-
prebendiur a period from t 74 to Om. Nor Wit an h
aiTertion, that front the materials of which they arc compofrd,
the knowkdge they contain, the loßrunion they convey, and
the Ramp of authenticity which they bcir.they furm a political
Cede or Colledion which has not been 'seduced by any age
but that in which we have lived, or in any nation but that to
whirls we belong: In then; the Hiltorian mutt motile his re-
fcareh, the Politician mutt learn his feicitee, and the Orato;
improve his eloquence.
When the period which they occupy Is confidered with the
great and molt extiaordinary events which have dittiaguithed
it; the important Ojeda' of external relation and domcilic
ceconorny which are dikulied in them, and the talents of there
men who et:l;2;A la the diktat-son, there ran he no doubt of
a general concurrence in the opinion which has be= given of
'them. To facilitate theft' istPl:y nothing recoil to he w acing,
but en accurate, well-cligeftcd, and comprehenLve loAx ; and
fetch a dcfidemtum Is now psvpaeng for the prigs.
The advantages which will refute from filch a Work, mine-
: rem as they may be, are at tie Earle time to obvious, that it
would bean Intuit to the general underftanding and good f. ore
of the country to enter 14,103 detail of them.
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led7cd utility end convenience. as well as from the At: in
which it will he executed, the Publifher has no doubt of re-
ceiving that encouragement, the faoguine hope of which induced
him to widenlw it.
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ton Houk, Piccadilly.
London, England, 1801-01-30

PLYMOUTH, JANUARY R.

Came in the Swceliili galliot Orion, Capt.
CHRISTLOFFE, from Bremen, in ballafl, bound to
the Mediterranean, detained by Vr.. Majefty's flop
RENARD, of is guns, Capt. SPICt R, and the Swe.
difh brig Aliancen, Capt. KESTN ER, from Du K.l
bound to Breit, in ballad, detained by his Ma.
jelly's !hip MEGERA, of 18 guns, Capt. I-It ta..
Sailed to join the Channel Fleet, his Majoly's
(hip BAR FEE 11R, 93 gans, Rear-Admiral Cow sc.
WOOD; Ac H I cLas, 74 guns, Capt. MURRAY; and
the Russni, 74 guns, Capt. SAWYER.
London, England, 1801-01-30

FROM LLOYD'S LIST.

IMUL, JANUARY 29.
Arrived and failed for the River, the CapilLl.j
(loop, with a fleet under convoy, from Ireland.
Wind W. N. W.

GRAVESEND, jammer 29.
Sailed the Mercury, —, for Berbice ;
IVil-
hem, ----, for Hamburgh ; Burtor, Sm Ira ;
Nero, GIRO ; Bufbey Park, BROWN; and Ceres,
Gow LAND, for Jamaica; Golden Grove, CIR EY,
for Demerara; Leviathan, &trot' for Marti-
nique; Cleopatra, ROBERTSON, for Savanna;
Oporto, Corsair, and Barbara, Paws, for Surinam.
London, England, 1801-05-07

PLYMOUTH, MAY J.

Came in the Hamburgh fhip Cornelius, Capt.
WILLIAM NICHOLAS Pettit Kaona, from Charlet-
town, bound to Hamburgh, laden with rice, fugar,
and cotton, detained on the sd inftant by the
Alert privateer, of London ; me had been feven
weeks on her paffage.—Came in the Jason, of 36
guns, Captain Yoa RI, from a cruize.—Sailed the
IMMOZTALITI, of 36 guns, Captain HOTKADI, On
a cruise..