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EaatttstrAtn, that an embargo has been laid
upon all the Danilh and Swedith flips in the ports
belonging to his Majefty. But in the execution of
this mealure his Majefty will take care that no
violent or fevere proceedings !hall be exercifed on
the part of his Majefty towards innocent indivi-
duals. His Majefty is fill animated by the molt
anxious defire that the circumftances which have
rendered thefe Reps neceffary may ceafe, and that
he may be enabled to return to thofe relations
with the Courts of Stockholm and Copenhagen,
which exifted between them, till that mutual good
underftanding was interrupted by the prefent al
tempts to renew former pretentions.
(Signed)

GREKVILLE•
London, England, 1801-02-17

DANCING taught in the mull failiionable (Lyle
at Mr. WILSON'S Academy for Dancing, eftahlithed
upwards of a years on the brit refpeEtability, where Ladies
and Gentlemen may acquire a proficiency in all the fahionable
Minuets, Cotilions, Country Dances, Scotch, bah, and Italian
Steps, Reels, Hornpipes, and every other falhionable dance now
in pradtice, in the molt private manner, on moderate terms.—
Pupils may board in the houfc and be completul in all the ne-
eeltary parts of Dancing in a fortnight—the Small and Broad-
Sword taught; alfo the Violin, Harp, and Pone Piano.
The Saha Subfcription Affembly is held every Wcdocklay,
at No. 42, Haydon-Nuare, Minoriea
London, England, 1801-02-17

FOR SALE, BY PUBLIC AUCTION,
At the Loudon Tavern, Foxhole-It:vet. PT, motel,.
On Wealth:lday, Feb. 23, IBot, at ten o'clock in the tor,r:unn,

•-
roll EXPORTATION,
THIRTY-THREE CHESTS WHITE HA-
VANNAH SUGAR; Se►enteen Ditto Brown.
Part of the cargo tithe Dana& Stip DanhIARIL, condemned
as prim to his Majeßy's hired armed cutters CON4IITVIIUN
and SWAN.
For viewing, Catalogues, &c. apply to Mr. John H.awkr.e,
merchant, Plymouth.
London, England, 1801-02-17

FASHIONABLE DANCING.
PRIVATE TUITION.

MR. ALLEN informs his Pupils and the Pub-
lie, that he has removed from Hayilon-fquare, where
he has taught thcfelaft fix years, and has opened his new Aca-
dany for Faildonahle Dancing, at No. to, Great Aliff.ftreet,
Goodman's Fields. His Academy, alfo, at the Weft end of the
Town is, and will continue open as ufual, at No. z 9, Sherrard-
ltreet, Golden-(quart. At both, Ladles and Gentlemen who,
when children, have learned itnperfedUy, or not at ail, are
very loon, and quite in private, Taught to perform elegantly
every defeription of DANCE in MODERN PRACTICE.
Extra exertions arc made to hallen the progrefs of fucb Fo-
reigners, Navy and Army Officers, Captains of Ships, Country
Refidents, and others who can devote but a fhott time to this
accomplithment they may reSde in the Houfe during their
tuition; about a fortnight may be fufficient.
The Pedal Harp, Piano Forte, and Violin Taught ; alfo
Broad Sword and Fencing.
A feted sublcription Affembly every Wednefday.
London, England, 1801-08-19

XXIV.

A LETTER to DR. PERCIVA.L, on the Prevention of In,
tedious Fevers. And an Addrefs to the Colkgc of Phyliciana
at Philadelphia, on the Prevention of the Americe. Penitence.
By JOHN HAYGARTH,*M. D. F.A.S. Load. F.R.S. and
R.. .S. Muth. and Member of the American Academy of Arts
and &knew. :;tro. se. la Boards.
London, England, 1801-08-19

XXIII.

ELEMENTS of NA'TIIRAI. HISTORY. Being an Intro-
duel ion to the Syflema Nature of Lintizos, and comprifing a
Tranflation of the Dhanneters of the whole Genera, and of the
mot! remarkable Species, particularly of all that are Natives of
Britain. With an Account of the principal Circumitances in
their Manners and Haney. Lik cyclic an Alphabetical Arrange-
mcnt,wi th Definitions of the technical Terms ideal in the Science
Vol. I.containing the lira four Claire., viz. Mamalia,lirds, A m-
phitga, and Fifties. With Explanatory Copper-plates. In One
Vol. Svo. illtiftrated Icy Engravings. Price 9s. in Boards.
a The Second Volume, which completes the Work, la in
forwardnifs, and will loon be ready for Publication.
This Work is meant to halite's the Study of Natural Hif-
tory to retired l'etfocs, to thole who have no Accefs to public
Lonures, and to Web as are not fun icntly acquainted with
ithe Latin Language. Even to the more learned It will fupply
the want, (as far, at Icaft, as the Moine! Hlftory of Etritale is
concerned), of the Syftema Hamra of 'Annan', a Work of high
Price, and not always to be met with; and the Oloffaries will
affix thole who are in poffafton of that Work, with an Sepia-
nation of the Terms ufcci by the Swedifh NaturalifL
London, England, 1801-08-19

LAST ADDITIONAL STAMP-DUTIES.

This day war pabilfhed, (in a very large Sheet) Price

O.e Shilling, a Second Edition c:1 the

NEW TABLE of all the STAMP-DUTIES,
(Completed to the End of the lift Sefton of Parliament,)
including all thofe ache prefent SciEun of Parliament on Deeds,
Bills of Exchange, Probates, Infuranees, &c. with numerous
additional Notes and Obfervatlons concerning Attelted Copies,
Legacy Receipts, Land-tax Redemption nee', the
Camping of certain Lades for a Year, and various other Mat-
tes of Importance.
Printed for T. Edwards, Law Stationer, Temple.
Ma further additional Duties litely impaled on various Ar-
ticks, are all carefully included hi this new Edition.
The great Approbation width the former Editions of this
Tahle have met with, renders it unnecelfary to fay more, than
the equal Care and Attention have been employed upon the
pr.-ent Occafinn ; and that the Author has always endeavoured,
;:t his Table was the Mt ever publiibed, that it thould be alfo
the moil clad and comet
London, England, 1801-08-19

XVIII.

The NATURAL HISTORY of VOLCANOES; includ-
ing Submarine Volcanoes, and other analogous Phenomena.
By the Abbe ORDINAIRE, formerly Canon of St. Amable,
at Riorn, in Auvergne. Tranflated from the original French
Manotcript, by R. C. DALLAS, EN. Onc Volume Soo. 7s. in
Boards.
London, England, 1801-08-19

• ELSINEUR, AUGUST 1.

The upward-bound are all failed hew; ; and
thofe from the Baltic are waiting to proceed un•
der his Majeity's gun-brig MANLY; at prefent too
little wind.

Abourr 4.—On the tft init. in the evening; an
hour after the departure of the Mail, a freth breeze
fprnng up, and all the homeward-bound failed
hence, under convoy of the MANLY gun-brig, Lieu-
tenant MAL9NE, commander. Thofe fume ar-
rived from the Baltic are Rill waiting the arrival
of another convoy. The upward-bound are all
failed for their refpedive ports in the Baltic.
London, England, 1801-08-19

XII.

The SORROWS of SWITZERLAND: a Poem. By the
Rev. WILL. LISLE BOWLES. Elegantly printed in Qi2sr-
to. Price 3a. loved.

xm.

The WORKS of HANNAH MORE. Including fevers!
Pieces never before publifhed. Handfoanely printed in 8 Vols.
2s. in Boards.

XIV.

An INTRODUCTION to the STUDY of the BIBLE: be-
ing the Fourth Edition of the Firft Volume of "The Elements
of Chriftian Theology," containing Proofs of the Authenticity
and Infpiration of the Holy Scriptures ; a Summary of the Hif-
tory of the Jews; an Account of the Jewith sects; ard a brief
Statement of the Contents of the fmeral Books.of the Old and
New Teftaments. By GEORGE PRETYMAN,I3. D. F. R.S.
Lord Bilhop of Lincoln. a large Vol. i zmo.ss. in Boards.
XV.

An HARMONY of the EPIS CLES of the Holy Apriales);
to whirl: is addrd a Summary of the entire. By the Rev.
PETER ROBERTS, M. A. ato. at& in Boards.

XVI.

A Fifth Volume of SERMONS. By HUGH BI.AIR ,D. D.
F. R. S. Ed. one of the Minifters of the High Church, and
Profeffor of Rhetoric and Belles Letters in toe Univerfity of
Edinburgh. To which is annexed a (hurt Account of the Life
and Clara* er of the Author, by JAMES FIN isAYSO N, D. D.
Bvo. 7s. in Boards.

t. 14 This Volume was prepared for Publication by the
Author, and a confiderable Part of it was printed before We
Deceafe.

XVII.

A Second Volume af SERMONS preached to a COUN-
TRY CONGREGATION; to which are added b few Hints
for Sermons; intended chiefly for the Uk of the Younger
Clergy. By WILLIAM GILPIN, Prebendary of Salitbury,
and Vicar of Bolan:, in New Fore ft. Svu. 7s. in Boards.
London, England, 1801-08-19

PORTSMOUTH, AUGUST sg.

Pared by for the Downs, the Am rn ITRI r a and
ASIDROMIVA frigates, with the fleet under convoy
from the Weft Indies.—Arrived the Severn,
WATSON, from Barbadoes.

His Majefty's (hips Genoa: and SoLEBAY are
appointed convoy to Gibraltar, and are to take
charge of the tranfports bound to the Mediterra-

bean.—

Came into harbour, the Ventume and Elitabeth,
detained by his Majefly's fhip St. FIORENZO.
The Bsevsa is appointed convoy to the well-
ward..—Arrivcd a few vieuallers and colliers frum
the eallward ; Fraw Goleliel, S,saecH,from Riga;
and Severn, Hecawnon, from Waterford.,
Sailed the Sophia fcbooner for Cherburgh.

The following fhips, which are viaualled and
fitted for five months, are expeaed to fail to-mor-
row, under Vice Admiral Piro :
Droalsolnin 98 Elephant • - 74
Se. Clone 93 Zealous • - 74
Ganges . - 74 Edgar - 74
• 74 Vanguard - - 74
Raman - E 74 Powerful • - 74
Triumph - - 74 Alcmene sz
Valance • 74
London, England, 1801-08-19

MONEY READY TO ADVANCE.
A LL Perfons in the Pareffibn of Incomes, ail-
/ 1 fin from Freehold, Copyhold, or Leafebold Mates, in
1.3:1,1 or flocks, Money in tic Funds, Rent Charges, Mar-
1-J.:, Settlements, Widows Jointures, Annuities,Patent Places,
Church Livings, or any other certain Income for Life, may be
furplied with temporary or perrnan, nt Sums of Money to any
amount, by paying Annuity inter& for the fame.
The Nubility and (;entry of kuown property, or their heirs,
rsiy be accommodated on their perfonal fecurity ; and in any
,cc, where the frngle remit, of an individual may be
droned infufficlent, tbk addition of another perfon to guaran-
tee the payment of the interest, will remove die objection ; and
In all cafes, privilege will be given to the Public, to return the
principal at their own option.
Palatial appUcatiohs will be received every day till four
o'clock, and letters from Correfpondents in town or entmtry,
(port paid) will he immediately anfwered, addreffeal to the
of the Knishrfbridge Bank, at his town-houfe, No. 8,
Lower John-fin:et, (olden-fquere.

O_
N the, Books, at Meffrs. ESTE and HAR-
RISONk Norrhamberland-ftreet, Strand, COMMIS-
SIONS in the Army, for Purehafe, Sak, and Exchange ; among
which arc the follnwing :

CAVALRY.

To Punta', a Litutenatit-Coloneiry and Troops.
To Exchange, a Majority in India for ditto at home; a ditto
for Half Pay; a Troop of Light Dragoons for Company;
lieutenants for Lieutenants of infantry; ditto in India for ditto
at home; a Cornetcy in India for Enligncy at home; ditto at
home to ditto.

For rale : a Sub-Lientenancy; and Cornatcies in great va.
ricty.

INFANTRY.
To Purchafe : a Majority; an Adjutancy ; ditto in Militia;
and a Black Enfigney.
To F.:change : a Lieutenant- Col oneley in India to home; a
lientenant-Colonei nos half to full pay; a Major in India to
any other far rice ; ditto to half pay ; ditto in Fencible Regi-
ment to the Line; a Company In India to Old Regiment at
bane; Company idOld to Weft India Regiment ; Lieutenants
in fun to Half Pay ; Lieutenants at home to Weft Indies ; En-
t:truck: ditto to ditto.
For Sale : a Company in Old Regiment ; two Lieutenancies •
.into in Fuzileer Regiments. Several Entigne.es on eligible
t.rins.--A.ToR :3, slot.
London, England, 1801-08-19

XIX.

ANALYTICAL ESSAYSt;rards promoting the CHE-
MCAL KNOWLEDGE of MINERAL JU ANT ANC El.
By MARTIN HENRY KLAPROTH, Profeifor of Chc-
mißry, Affeffior to the Royal College of Phyficians, Member
of the Royal Academy of Sciences at Berlin,- aid various other
learned Societies. 'frantlated from the German. One large
Vol. Svo. to& dd. in ?cards.
XX.

OUTLINES on a COURSE of LECTURES on CHE•
MIS'TRY, delivered at the Royal Inftitutiot. n f Gat Britain,
By T. GARNEIT, M. 1). Evo. 55 in Boards.
XXI.

ANNALS of PHILOSOI'HY, NATURAL. HISTORY,
CHEMISTRY, LITERATURE, AGIOCUI:CURF, and
the MECHANICAL and FINE ARTS; for the Year
By T. GARNEIT, M.l). F. L. S. Profeffor of Natural Phi.
latophy and Chentiftry in the Royal InfUtution, &c. and other
Gentlemen. 9vo. los. 6d. in Boards.
I If The Annals of i'hi►ofophy will be offered to the Wori
once a Year. like the Annual Rcgifters, and will exhibit at one
Vkw the various Improvements and Difeoveries in the fevers'
Departments of Science, Literature, and the Arts. References
to the original Sources will In all Cafes he annexed, which will
citable the Reader to purfue his ref.:anises, on any Sultjedl, to
the Fountain-head. He will have a fummary vi.nv of what-
ever is important In the different Departments, and a clue to
follow what may be laterc►liu' to him.
London, England, 1801-08-19

BANKRUPTCY PNT.ARC ED.

Sept. r
.t. A mita Occur-Mu, formerly of FenchurcL-Ilrec•
Loncipn, merchmt, at ten, at Guildhall.
BANKtti/r TS.
John Wood and Jofeph Wood, of Wednefbury, Staftud(bir,
gun-lock-makers, to furrender Auguil 29, 3 t. and Sept. I):
at eleven, at the Dudley Arms, in DuJ:q, Worceiletfhirk,
Attorney, Mr. Bourne, Dudley.
William Baldwin, of Wigan, LAMING:ire, frrivener,"Augaft 2-.
aS, and Sept. 29, at eleven, at-the Eagle and Child. %Viz.',
Attorriis, Mr. Bramwell, Bolton-le-Alcor.; Mr.
liodyfein, Chan:ery•lane, London.
James Damernm, Lte of Bortfmouth, baker, Augur: 24,::,
and Sept. 29, at eleven, at the Black Dos, limcwortli, 'l% . r-
Wington, SOuthampton. Attorney, Mr. Watt.,, Symoul•.

Inn, I.ondon.
William Nunny, now or late of E.-.ngford, Burrington,.^•on-:
lett:hire, twee dealer, Sept. t, 2, and 29, at ten, at the
r Tavern, in Briftol. Attarrdes, Melfrs. Blandturd
Sweet, London ; or Mr. Charles
James Sheriff, of Hatton-Garden, M;ddlefett, merchant, Aue;:c
25, Sept. 15, and 29, at ten, at GuildhalL Attorney,
Johnlon, Ely-place, Holborn.
DIVIDENDS.

Sept. 14. Robert Ewing Sims, of Liverpool, merchant, at clever,
at the Globe Tavern, LiverpooL
Sept. 8. John Grint, of Wandfotorth, Surrey, corn chandler,
at ten, at Guildhall, London.
Sept 19. John Macnamara, of London, merchant, at ten, at
Guildhall
Sept. ty. Joreph Hillman the 'younger, of Exeter, fuller, at
eleven, at the Globe Tavern, Exeter.
Sept. 8. Thomas Pridelle and John 011aorn, of Sooiv-Hill,
cheefunnngers, at ten, at CuMall.
Sept, 8. Jonah hitEiven; of Cagle-Brett Eaft, Oxford-Markct,
cabinet-maker, at ten, at Guildhall.
London, England, 1801-08-19

'bur.

SYNOPTIC TABLES of CHEMISTRY, Intended to feive
a; Summary of the Ledures delivered on that Science. in the
Public Schools at Paris. By A. F.,FOURCROY, Member of
the National Inßitute of France. Counfdlor of State, Profcfror
of Chuniftry at the Muftum of Natural Fintory, at the Poly-
technic School, and the School of Medicine. Tr c.flated from
the original Preach, by WILLIAM NICHOLSON. In Royal
Folio. Price il, ts.ln Boards.

1.44 Mr. Nicho:fmi's Tranflatinn of the new and improved
Edition of M. Fourcrov's Syftem of Chemical Kno•.virdi and
its Application to the Phenomena of Nature and Art, is in the
Prefs, and will be pullifhed loon.
.....
London, England, 1801-08-19

IrAIUtiOUTH, AUGUST it.

Vice-Admiral C. PARR sa has arrived here ;obis
Majefly's Chip laasstsvaatt, in very bad health;
the (hip is immediately to coMplete her floras and
to join the Squadron off Gone.

HARWICH, AUGUST 17.
This morning brought up in Hofcley Bay, his
Majeßy's armed Ihip ARP, Capt. DaLassos, with
the outward bound Harnburgh convoy.
Rear-Admiral PHlLtrs is juit arrived here, and
it is faid, for the purport of taking a furvey of the
harbour and this part of the coati-

HULL, AUGUST
This forenoon a large fleet of (hips for the Bal-
tic, from this and the neighbouring ports, failed from
the Humber with a fair wind, under convoy of the
Shun, armed Slip, Captain Ws uststs.—This fleet
has been detained by contrary winds Gnce the Nth
infant. The PRINCE WiLitast armed (hip is ap-
pointed convoy fur Hambnrgh. Brenscn.and Emb-
den, and will fail horn hence the t9th init. with
fuch Ships as are ready. A convoy for the Baltic
pill fail from hence the firft week in September.
London, England, 1801-08-19

SHEERNESS, AUGUST is.

Sailed the Al-Liarics, fitted as a floating bat.
tery, to be Rationedin the SWin likewice the
HUNTER brig, Captain joins, for the Downs.
The Amino* frigate has got in a New main and
rnizen malts, fhe having received feveral fhot
through her old ones in the battle off Copenhagen :
the will be ready to fail to-morrow. The EoLus
is fitting out with all poffible difpatch, and will be
ready in a few days.—Arrived the MANLY and
CLINIC az ion brigs, with a large convoy from the
Baltic.—The Arcasys is gone out of harbour.
—Arrived the Swedifh !hip Eliza, BROWN, with
a cargo of !pars, &c. ibr his Majefty's fervice.—
A large fleet of (hips are affembled at the Norc,
waiting for convoy to the Baltic.
London, England, 1801-08-19

DIED.

On the I sth Init. Mrs. Eltnllit, wife of Joitn F.Jmllk, Efq. of
Berners-ftrcet, wbo on the 4th foltant was delivered of Ina Gift

At Elton Cattle, In the county of Aberdeen, on the 13th Ina.
the Right Hon. George Gordon, Eart of Aberdeen, in the Beth
year of his age. Idta Lovably Is facceeded by his grandfon,
Lord Haddu.

At Dublin, Mrs. Diekfon, wife of Thomas Dickfon,Ffq. late
of Limerick, attorney.
At Rock Lodge, nt-ar Paige, Mifs Roberts, agcd eighteen,
daughter of the Rev. John Roherts.
At Collinitown, near Leislip, •Mrs. Elizabeth. Irma, !rift
of Richard Evans, Efq. Engineer of the Royal Canal, Dublin.
After a few hours illnefs, Savage Hall, Efq. of Narrowater,
courty of Down.
In Ittertion-fquare, Dablft, of a few days Mites, Richard
Waddy, Efq. attorney: he was Solicitor to the General Polt
Other, ard Regiflcr to Mr. Janice Chambalain,
In Crow-ftrect, Dublin, John Lyfler, Efq. late Captain of
the Independents.
In Ennis, Atritftrcog Flood, Efq.
London, England, 1801-08-19

BlR'i H.

Oh tie I.4th !ottani, at Richmond, the Coontefs of Olafgows
of a daughter._

MARRIED.

On Saturday hR, by the Lord Bakal. of Rocheßer, Bcnthy
Warlen, Efq. of Uppinglam, Rutlandthire, to Mils Jackfun,
of Broniky, Kent.
On the t itb init. at Dundee, James Laidlow, Efq. Clerk to
the Signet, to bias Jean Pitcaltn, feeond daughter of the de.
ceafnf John Piteattn, Efq. merchant, and late Prnroft of Dundcri
London, England, 1801-07-01

-~-

Campo Major as a ton the valour of the,
vanquifbed, and becaufe it 9 d havt been un-
worthy of 'Sp to, with ' dettruffion. It
is necerary that the &Mier fhuuld exercife that
generofitT, from, which, being a Spaniard, and
your Majeßy'sSatied, he ots#K not tosdepart."
MONTI MARSAIIO, Juma 19.—We have filen
fence "the 6th of this month no is* than 033 men
pats through this place for the Portuguefe army. i
The reports of peace neverthelifs Rill continue,
and a letter from Ciudad 'Rodrigo, dated on the
roth init. is quoted in proof of it. It is written by
General Mouwsv'to General Exc.', the Comman-
dant of the army at Bayonne, containing there
ezprefs terms:—" Peace is figned between the
French Republic and the Qsrato of PORTOCIAL,
and a Courier, who is the bearer of this Treaty,
is to bring us nck the ratification of the Corer
Cowsui..

Mims, Juin i3.—A letter from Florence of,
the x ith, arrived this morning, hates, that the
Army of Obfervation has fet out on lino/larch
for Roma,
CONSTANTINOPLR, MAIr I WAR,
asx, who was difpatchiglforshe purpofe ofwatch-
ing the fquadron of Admiral Gstrigsatrus, was
twenty-four hours in fight of hhn, without ventur-
ing to attack him. The French fleet having dif-
appeared during a gale of wind, and the Englifh
Admiral fearing it might fail for the coafts of
Africa, returned to Alexandria to prevent it ; but
not falling in with it, he again proceeded on a cruife.
FRANKFORT, Just 190.ACCOrding CO letters
from Peterfburgh, M. de Matt sow fell 4ick at the
psoment he was preparing to leave Peterfburgh for
!Paris. The two brothers, Prince and Count Zu.
ROST, have received orders to g?
BRUSSELS, JUNE 2T.—Gen. MACI;OWALD paired
through this city this day, on his way to Den-
mark, in quality of an Ambaffador of the Repub-
lic to that Court.
London, England, 1801-07-06

NAUTICAL INTELLICENCs.

MAILS THIS DAY.--Wind E. S.E.
• OUR

ARRIVIED
z Harnburgh
a Dublin
a Waterford
z Donnaghadee

l 1
I

FALMOUTH, JULY 3.

Great apprehenfions are entertained here for the
fafety of the PRINCE ADOLPHUS Packet, which is
confidered as due fome time from Lifbon, and
when the lafi accounts were received from that
Port, feveral Privateers were cruizing near the
Rock.

YARMOUTH, JULY s.
Yefterday morning fittli4 tNe GLarrou man of
war, for the Nora; and she Paoli:flocs cutter,
with her convoy.—Yellerday evening arrived the
PRINCE of WaLss Packet, Captain SUTTON, with
Mails; the Pallingers by the above were General
BICZ D and fuite,Mars. Pe rt. tr a. Sti Isnot m,-
Mt Lssa, and Mr. Cox and Cousvoissua, Main-
gers, with Difpatches.—Sailed this morning the
PRINCt bf Waiss Packet, Captain Maus, with
Mails, and Mr. Diets &snow, M. P. Mart. BLAIN*
roan and fuite, Ruansaoca and fuite, Mr. KIN t,
Courier, for Berlin, and feveral Foreigners, Paf-
fengers, for Ctbthaven.
London, England, 1801-07-30

NAUTICAL livrktuGENct.

MAULS THIS DAY.--WIND 11. E.
ARRIVED NOR
o Has:lbw&
o Dublin
I Menses:Jen
y.
YARMOUTH, JULY 29.
This day failed from the Roads, his Maje(ty's
lhip RUDY of 74 guns, and the Pnotnix cutter, for
Hoick), Bay: the ANN armed for Admiral
Gsavzs's fleet; and alto the Seaman. and BIT-
TERN (loops, 011 a cruize.—The DILIOENT cutter
is arrived from the Nore ; the AGAMEMNON of 64
guns, and SAFROVARD gun-brig, from Admiral
GRAVES; alfolhe Gamine cutter, and JANE lug-
ger, from a cruize.—The Sufannab, from Liver-
pool to Hamburgh, having (truck on the Home
Sand, is put in here with damage.
London, England, 1801-07-30

TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION.

Between the prcfcnt time and Michaelmas nest, (unlcfs pre-
vioudy difpofed of by private contrad,)

rrHE MANOR FARM of BARKSORE, in
I. the Pang of Haßow, about three milts from Sitting-
boom, in the county of /teat ; confining of Five Hundred
Acres of Land,. =rib, meadow, paftnre, arable, faits—and
alto Ninety-two Acres of freehold patittre and arable.—Notice
will be given of the time and place of fale—For further parti-
enian enquire of Mr. George Barnes, at Ofpringe Parfonage.

MAREHAY FARMS, near DERBY, TYTHE PREF..
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION—BY MR. SMITH,

At the Bell Inn, Derby, on Friday, Auguß 28,at Three &Clock,
in Two Lots :
Lot t. A Valuable FREEHOLD ESTATE,
.1- eomprifing the Cottage Farm, &nate in the aro-
tee of a fine Coal country, near Denby and the Crandin Canal,
ten Miles from Derby, near the high road td Cheftcrficid, fa
the parith of Ripley ; containing 89 Acres of excellent Arable
and Failure Laud, Tythe Free, in good cultivation, and per-
redily compall, with a rotational Farm-houfe, large Garden;
Orchard, Facto, and Rick Yards, brick Ban:, Stabling. and
Outbuildings, let to Mi. Thomas Whytails, tenant at will, at a
low rent of 761. per annum.
Lot a. A valuable Freehold /Mate, compelling the I fall
Farm, adjoining Lot s containing 87 Acres of excellent Arabi.:
land Patin Land, Tytbe Free, in good cultivation, and per-
redly compadi, with a fpacious rubfantial Farm-houfe, urge
Garden, Orchard, Fann' and Rick Yard:, extenfive brick Barn,
Stabling, and Outbuildings, let to Mr Robert Whyfalia, tenant
at•will, at a low rent of 67L so .3d. per annum.
To be viewed, with lane of the Tenants, and Particulars bad
twenty Days preceding the fide, at the Crines„Leicefter; Peach's
Hotel, Sheffield; Angel, Chefterlield ; Port-bourns, Mansfield
and Nottingham t Bell, Derby ; of Mr. Edmund Evans, Solici-
tor, Derby; and et Mr. Smith, No. 6a, Broad-street, near the
Royal Exchange. what Maps of the Eftatca may be Cab.
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FOR SALE BY PUBLIC AUCTION,

At list Loecioa TATCTII, Foxliote-itteet, Plymouth, on Mon-
ay the of Augait meat, at zoo'clack in the Forenoon,
THE bandfome faW Sailing Cutter DUKE of
CLARENCE.--DtmKillIONS.

Length ow Daek - 32 6
Breadth shove rile Wales t 8 41
Depth in the Hold - 9 t
Adassafurcineat 68 63-74 tons.
She Is Erin& built, Copper &embed and fattened, has a neat
figure head, pierced for to guns, is a remarkably fall Caller, and
appears exceeding well cakulated for a Packet, Patfage Vcflel,
Yatcht, or any other purpofe where a veil-el of her rise is re-
quired, and the good qualities of fact Sailing and Barthen is re-
qnifite.
Inventories and Particulars may be had by applying to John
Jarratt, Jun. Efq. Water-lane, London; Marc Mullion, Len-
nox, and Co. Liverpool ; Meffn. Better and Mocns, Brd; or
Mr. John Hawker, of Plymouth, Merchant.
London, England, 1801-07-30

FALMOUTH, JULY 2/.

On Satarday arrived the RAVEN sloop of war,
Sew/oyes, with a convoy from the Downs.—
Appeared off this day, and failed again for Bour.
deaux, the American brig Rover, Capt. LotattAßD,
3.5 days from Batton, laden with coffee, fugar,
&c. for orders.—Yeßerday failed the LONDON
PACKET artned (hip, Lieut. Fiona, with convoy
for Wales; Lady Frances, Capt. Emmen., for
Liverpool; and the Dania Ihip Vennerne, Capt.
XIZEAND, for Copenhagen, detained Conte time
ago by the Sty (loop of r p.—Put back the (hip
Harmony, WARRINQTOE, which failed on Friday
La for Oporto, hating loa convoy.-a-Wlnd S.
PLYMOUTH, JULY sB.
Came in the Plums Glance of 98 guns, Rear.
Admiral COTTON, and the PRINCE of 98 guns,
Captain Earl Nozzuzsa, from the Channel fleet.
Alfo, the Fortuna", Captain Ko's ; Coroborate,
Capt. ANDERSON, and the Ebenezer, Capt. Evia-
sox, all from Dram, laden with timber and
deals for this pot*. Sailed the MozatatiNE, of 16
guns, Captain OTTER, to the Weftward, bound
for the Mediterranean with difpatches.

PORTSMOUTH, JULY s 9.
Paired by to the Weftward a bomb velfel, with.
a convoy from the Downs. The SANTA MARGA-
frigate is appointed convoy for the Weil-
Indies.
London, England, 1801-05-05

LE PETIT FELIX, by his Majelty's Ihip BRILLIANT.
T'HE New French Chalice Maree LE PETIT
FELIX. Dimenfions—Length on deck 5s feet of inchts,
breadth below x 5 feet so inches, depth in the hold 7 feet 7i
inches, admeafures 53 17-94 tons; round Itcrn, appears to be
ahnoft new, fails remarkably well; would make a handy venkl
for the coalting, or any other trade where difpatch is required.
Now lying in Sutton Pool, and there to be delivered. A prize
taken from the French by his Majefty's Ihip Brilliant, the Hon.
Charles Pag,t, Commands. Alto her Cargo, confiding of she
following Good : for Exportation,
53 Pipes Brandy as Cafes Caftile Soap
zi Haggis:ads ditto 23 Nide. Tar
Half ditto ditto 23 Barrels ditto
8 Hogfhcads White Wine i 7 Bundles Coopers Twigs
3 -- Red ditto a Doz. Whigs Brooms
For Viewing the Vac! and Cargo, apply to Edward l.yne,
Efq. Agent, of whom Catalogues and Inventories may be had,
or at the Office of PETER SYMONS, Sworn Broker,

BIEN AMIE, by his Majefty's kip MAGICIENNE
'.I"HE French Chaffee Maree BIEN AMIE.—
..1- Dtmenfioos—Length on deck 49 fat 6 inches, breadth
above 16 feat 2 inches, depth in the hold 8 feet ainches,burthen
5237'94 tons; round kern French built, appears to be a firm,
Itrong-built vcffd, and carries a large cargo; would make an
excellent coafter, is well calculated for any other trade where
a veffel of fize is required; a prize taken by his Majelty's (hip
Magic:tame, William Ogilvie' Efq. Conunander.—Her cargo
coedits of the following goods: for 'exportation
is Pipes Brandy 33 Hhds. White Wine
x 3 Hhds. ditto 3 Calks Prunes

tos Red'Wine.
Catalogue►, Inventories, and other information, may be ob-
tained by applying to Edward Lyne, Efq. Agent, Plymouth ; of
Media. Wedderbume, Wcbfter, and Co. merchants, London ;
or at the Office of PETER SYMONS, Sworn Broker.

L'AURORE, BY HIS MAJESTY'S SHIP THAMES.
Alfo will be fold,
rTHE Anchors, Cables, Sails, (landing and
running Rigging, Blocks, Guns, Gun Carriages, Brafs
Carronades, Shot, ace. lately landed out of the French lhip
L'Aurore, captured on her voyage from the llle of France to
Bourdeaut, by his Majefty's (hip Thames, William Lukin,
Efq. Commander.
Her Cargo, confining of the following Goods:
Lot Exportation. For Home Confumption.
73 Bags Coffee r Cafk Rice
5 Pepper I s Bags ditto'
4 Ca&s, 8 Bags, and 24 Boxes z 6 Bags Calavanees
Indigo
For viewing the Stores and Cargo, Catalogues and further
particulars, apply to Edward Lyne, Efq. the Agent, at Ply-
mouth, to Marrs. Cooke and Halford, Merchants, London ;
or to PETER SYMONS, Sworn Broker.
London, England, 1801-05-05

PLYMOUTH.

FOIL sets BY ♦ACTION,
At the Broker's Warchoufe in Woulfter-street, Plymouth, on
Friday the rgth May instant, at Ten &Clock,
THE good Brigantine la FAVOR IT E.
roilavcsiorie. •
Length on Deck - - -67 R. :loam
Breadth - - ar 7
Height between Decks - - 4 - 3
Depth in Hold - - - 7 4
Admeafures about - - - 126 Tons.
Square Awned, with a Woman figure had; Is 4 Tag hand-
fame firm good Vele!, has two Decks, and a very gad hold
for Ravage ; is now fit to proceed on a voyage, and calculated for
any trade fuitable to her bur hen, fails remarkably fait, and is
well found in Rorer. Now lying in Plymouth Pool, and there
to be delivered. Captured by the French and re-captured by
his Majelly'a Dip Doris, John Halliday, Efq. Commander.
Inventories may be bad in due time, and the Veffel viewed• on
application at the Office of PETER SYMONS, Sworn Broker.

TOR SALE ST THE CANDLE,
At New Lloyd's Colke-Hook, over tha Royal Eschange, ao
Thortday the gtb of Hay, slot, at Two *Tiara prrellity,
rrHE FOLLOWING GOODS, viz.
tow Prime WeftpbaHa Hams, juft hndctl.
;00 Barrels and nate. Irina and American Pork.
Catalogues containing all further particulars will be timely
delivered by George French, Sworn Broker, Ho. 6, Glut Ea/-
cheap.

COOMBE ESTATE NEAR BRISTOL, IVYTHORN, SO-
MERETSHIRE, sad MA, musToL.
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, BySION-HOUSES Mr. PRICRETT,
At the Exchange Coffee-book, in the City of Briftol, on Murr-
ay the sift di/ of May, slot, precifely at one o'clock;
In Eleven Lots,
THE Freehold Elate, being the Manor or re-
puted Manor of IV YTHORN, Iltuate near Glaftonbury,
in the County of Somerfct; containing the Farm-haute, and 3E4
Acres of Meadow, Arable, Palliate, and Woodland, in the
occupation of Mr. W. Gunning, at a nett Rent of ma per An-
num. Three capital Mutfranhurfcs„ No. 37, 374, and 39, In
Park-ftreet, Briftol; let to Tenants at Will, at Rests amount.
ing to t 33L per Annum. And that juftly admired Villa, called
COOMBE, with the min and Lands; containing together, by
computation, m Acres, in the Panda of Weithurympon-Trim,
and Hcabury, about 3 Miles from Briftol, in the county of
Oieweelter. Coombe Eftate may be viewed with Tickets, which
may be had in,m Mr. Henry Davis, jun. and Skim Payne
and Burgas, Briftol; of whom Particulars thereof, as well as
Particular, of the other iliac% may be had; and which may
be viewed with leave of the Tenants. •
Particulars may likewlfe be bad at the White Hart, Bath;
the Swan inn, Wells; at the Ollce of M,..101. Parts and Bur-
-01, at Glaftonbury; at the principal Inns at SCIPICIIOII.
IA Bridgewater; of Mr. Ryder, No. t, Lineoln's-fan, New
square, London; sod of Mr. Prlckett, Hisbpic,
London, England, 1801-05-05

LE JUPITER, by his Btajelty's Ship VIPER.
THE FOLLOWING GOODS; viz.
Far Exportation;
3*9 Haggles& Red Wine
sto Ditto White Ditto
Ping the entire Cargo of the Brig le Jupiter, prize to hie
Majelly's Cutter Viper, Jeremiah Coghbn. Efq. Commander.
Fnr viewing the fame. and for Catalogues, apply to Edward
I.yne, Efq. Agent, at Plymouth; Samuel Pellew, Efq. Agent,
FalYnouth ; or to PETER SY3AONS, Sworn Broker.
London, England, 1801-07-08

WHIM! I!, JULY ;f.

Arrived the Una rs frigate, Captain Balmy,
and Davits; r, Capt. MATSON, with the Leew..td
Illand fleet under convoy, which has failed for the
River; likewife the PA OVIDIN cr cutter, Lieut.
COHAN. from Yarmouth, and failed again for M.
gate.—Arcived the GLarrox, Df 54 guns, C:tpt.
Btacam:s. I- and ARDENT, of 64 guns, Captain
Ivl ‘Kims. sr, from the Baltic, laft from Yarmouth
aid CoIISTMIT. Lieut. &EMIR, from the Downs,
with the Oporto fleet, ender convoy..--Sailed the
jstouss, Captain Dtosr, with a convoy for the
Northward ; and the Sossaar, Captain Duanas,
for Yarmouth.
London, England, 1801-07-08

FROM LLOYD'S LIST.

DIAL, JULY 7.—Sailed the GMINITT Hoop on
a cruize to the eaftward.—Wind S. W.

GaAvsIIND, JULY 7.--Paffed by 'the Apollo,
Phillips; Amelia, Watfon ; Diana, —; Blach-
mir, Smith; and Thames, Moffatt, from Tobago,
Nancy, —; and George, Neil, from Charlefion;
Lord Middleton, Bautree, from New Providence ;
Betley, Hunt, from Cork; Rebecca, —, ft( m
Virginia; Catherine, Ford, from Honduras; Ca-
tharine, him Berbice;' Leda, —; and
Hope, Jenkins, from Surinata ; Edward and Ma-
ry, Smith ; Merlin, Rnfs; and Sophia, /killing-
ton, from Demarara ; Mary, Pizze, from Anti-
qua; London, Blair; and Duke of Clarence, Peak,
from St. Kitts; Ann, Williams, from Montferrai;
Henrietta, Egan, from Martinico ; Juno, Pater.
Inn; Maryland, Weeb; and Fortitude, Coffin, from
New York; Minerva, —; Oak, Atkinfon ; La.
fory, Thompliin; Good 'ntetr, Douglas; Queen,
—; Friendfhip, Browt.; and Herperus,
from Oporto. —Sailed the Vrow Maria, —, for
Calais ; Betley, —; and Carolus, Sebbcoi, for
Hamburgh.
ARRIVED.

At Jamaica—Egyptian, Prince.; Ann, Riddle; and
Tyrer, from Africa; and Benton, Philip., .nnu
At Demarara—William, Ficatbcote; Stoddart, —;
Pbabe, little; and itofilinde, —. from Africa.

At Surf nam--6 race, M'Eic heron : and Admiral Nt
from Africa.

At Arica--Aniaroa, —, from LirerpooL
At Briftol—Cameron, Atkin.; and Renwick, King, Rom
Virginia; Black River,..•••• • Ohre Brandt, from
New York ; Hebe, Gall; Masi, —; Robert, Tltorne; and
Nancy. Bates. front Oportn•. Mohawk, —; and Adtive,
—, from Ncw York; Charles, from Jamaica; and
Nymph, —, from DomiMmie.
At Newfoundland—Hecobite, from Lifbon ; Botts,
Evans; Bally, Pugh, from Briftol; Hunter, King; and Drake,!
from London; Allifon, from Liverpool' mad
Oinier's Goodwill, —, from libidda.
At Boltoo--Merchant, Ken, frontLondor.
At Cork.-Surprise, --#;. from Gibraltar; Mal". Lew*
front Virginia; Apollo, —, from 'YoMp; Lucretia, ---,
from Baltimore; Morfe, —,* from the Bwth Sri's; Colum-
bine. Perkins, from New York; and Cemeeflion, —, from
Übe's.

At Cirde-.-Aurora, —, from Tortola; and Europa,
Widths?, from St. Vincent's
At Batavia—Samuel Smith, StDm from London.
- - -

la the Downo—Laforey, 'Thomifon ; George and Mary,
Garrow ; Atalanta, !foliate ; Malvin, Hall ; fames, ;
Chapman's Oak, Atkinfon • Eliza, Munro; River,
Union, MN I Volunteer, S'aonders ; Fortune'.
Heliessa; Hobertfon ; Fidelity, Newman; Polly, • Re•
ward, Aoderfon ; Minerva, —; and Good intent, Doglas,
from Oporto; and Harmony, Baldry, bun Mogadove.
In the River—Lady Ann, MArthur ; and Guardian,
front Grenada.

At Savamaah—Lasealter, Wiles, from Lancefief.
At Oenoa—Vuhure, Lo;ep, from Lifhon.
At Copenhagrov-Maria Elisabeth, —, from —.....
At Dublin—Adventure, Withers, from Moutferrat ; Henry,
Apts., from Surinam; Herald, Simplon, from Martiaique;
Min, —, from St. Kites; and Favourite, Steal, from Au-
dios.
Of Peteriesid—Reee Horfe, l.aingly; Perfeveranee,•-•...;
e aiedW. Maw, from Demerara.

At 61,11011...Vc0u5, Boldry ; and Dolphin, Barnard, from
. •
At New Trick—Oarimd Barclay, Wlaredis l aa4 Isar,
--, too -

$
London, England, 1801-07-08

FRANCE.

PARIS, JULY ♦.

A Ruffian courier paned Frankfort the 27th of
June from Peteribuigh, ou his way to Paris. We
learn from Ainfterciam that precilb orders have
been fent to the ports of the Teel and Helvoet-
Buys. for the Dutch fleet to be ready for tea at the
full fignal. It is raid that the marines encamped
at Goree will be reirnbarlted.

Letters from Petcriburgh luminance, that Cid-
ten Dv aoc has fueceed in conciliating the afeition
of the EMPEROR, And of the whole Court. The
GranciDuke Cotisrsrviti a has given him a molt
kind reception, and never ceafes (peaking to him
of the French armies of Italy and Egypt.
In the lilt given ,in the Peteriburgh Gazette of
the sth of June, of the perfons intending to leave
Rums, appear the names of Norzaisus, his wife,
children, and domeßics, of whom three are Ruf-
fian peafants.
Citizen Rousseau, late Captain in the both de-
tai-brigade of the line, having received a refidal
froni a Lady at Treguiers, to whom he paid his
addrefeh thot her through the head a few days
ago, in.the min of a fair, with apiftol, and in-
Randy killed himfelf with another. A written
paper was found in his pocket, in which he fays,
44 I had determined to immolate the mother and
the &uter at the fame tinsit4 but, upon reflec-
tion, I think the mother•will' Inger more by: fur-
viving her daughter."
London, England, 1801-10-13

pA is , CA 4LS+

• •
Idles this paper *ls going to prefs, we receiv-
cJ Pails Journals to the IA inf. inclufive. The
principal, and indeafthe only- article that feems
to demand any attention at fo late an hour, is the
following from the Malheur
MEATY OF PEACE BETWEEN THE FRENCH RE-
London, England, 1801-10-13

FROM LLOYD'S LIST.

DEAL, OCT. 1 h—Sailed the Isis man of war,
Commodore SUTTON, to the weftward.—Wind
W. by N.
OCTOBER 12.—Remain as per laR.
GRAVESEND, OCTOBER 1 t.—PaiTed by the Vo-
lunteer, WARB, from Jamaica ; Commerce, EL-
Ltorr, from Virginia ; Hoffnung, —, from
Hamburgh; Johannes, Jo H asors, from Bilboa;
Fortuna, ANDERSON, and Spes Fides, LAWSON,
from Norway.—Sailed the Ranger, —, for Bal-
timore; Nautilus, Sc PCI It, for Bre-
cuou; Vriendfchap, --, for Rotterdam; Geoode
Tracts Arends,—, for Hamburgh ; and Road-
man, GIRDS, for Calais.
OCTOBER a.—Paffed by the Dodley,
from Dieppe ; Two Brothers, from Rotter-
dam; and Two Brothers, PEACOCK, from Stock-
holm.—Sailed the Vier Gebroders, —, and
the Hoop, for Rotterdam; Jonge Johinnes,
—, for Antwerp; Fortitude, A; RE a, for C rena-
da ; Vriendfellaap, MIAs, for Stettin ; and Suf.
ters, —, for Hamburgh.
London, England, 1801-10-13

ARRIVED.

At Whiticy--Conitant Increafe, Potts, from Peter!burgh.
At Anifterdain—Sufannah,—, from Charlettown.
At Rotterdam—Three Friends, Callahan, front Virginia.
At Liverpool—Adlive, —, from Jamaica; 'Pont, Voice,
from Philadelphia; and Union, Hall from New York ; "lhomp-
fon, Tiffin, from Virginia ; Hamilton, —, front Lifbari; and
Brilliant, Letcb, from Barbadnes.
At Antiva—Sufpenfe, Wray ; and Lord Hood, Rbarer, from
London.
At Bengal—Roebuck, Bilbop, from Hamburgh.
Off Faftbourne--Alesander, Curry, from Quebec.
At Pont:mouth—Eleanor, Little ; and Jaffa, Bulem, from
Barcelona.
At Brittol—Northumberland,—., from New York.
At Guernfey—Emanuel, Wlckitrans, from Gibraltar; Stadt
Copcnksgea, De Boer, from Spain.
At New Yock—Uncle Toby, —, front Briftol.
At Africa—la Fraternide, Scott, from Liverpool;
Broadtail, from Briftol ; Arcthufa, Simplon ; and Mary, El-
Roe, from London.
At Bombay—Ganges, Grace ; Myfore, —, and Houghton,
Rees, front China ; Elira Ann, Prarfun, from London ; Cal-
cutta, M'Donald ; Shelton Caßle, If:Lacs; Travers, Saunders;
and Melville Cattle, Lamb, from Calcutta.
London, England, 1801-10-13

LIVERPOOL, OCTOBER 8.

The Ifabella, COLLINS, from hence for New.
York, is put into Loch Ryan by contrary winds.
The Elizabeth, SLANEY, from hence for Fal-
mouth and Gibraltar, is put into Milfold.
Cap:ain KELLY, of the John Bull, of this port,
took under his proteaion a part of the homeward
hound Jamaica fleet, which failed from•Kingfon
in July le, after lofing the Commodore, off He-
neap, and convoyed them all cafe into the Chan-
nel. Too much praife cannot be given for his nn-
remitted attention in proteaing fuch a valuable
fleet. _ _

The Amazon, CoSNAH.tN, has pafred Deme.
rara, for Jamaica.

Arrived.s—Liberty, Woodman ; Belvidere, Rots ; Am erican,
Shcrry; Perfevcrando, Allan; from hence at New York; In•
dian, Trader, Dories; and Hannah, Davies; Ask, Roberts;
from hence at HuU; Henrn Watt; Kate, Good; Choice,
Ward; Crefeent,--...; from Africa at the Weft ladies.
London, England, 1801-10-13

YARMOUTH, OCTOBER ti.

Sailed this morning the PRINCE or WA LES Pack-
et, Capt. Tito. HEARN, for Cuxhaven,• with the
Mails, for Hamburgh and Bremen, of the gth intl.
and feveral Pafrengers, among whom were Mr.
Lore, a King's Meirenger, and M. LENDERILAUB,
a Ruffian Courier, charged with Difpatches to the
Court of St. Peteriburgh.

PORTSMOUTH, OCTOBER. :s. .

Arrived the Rosa cutter from Marcou.—Sailed
the Swan, HOWARD, with paflengers, for Havre
de Graces

LANCASTER, OCTOBER to.

The Hope, Toweas, of this pert, is arrived at
Liverpool, from Antigua.
The (hips Thetis, Gipfey, Johns, and Richard,
of this port, were (poke with, in long. 27. zB. all
well, by the Apollo, arrived at Liverpool, from
Africa.
London, England, 1801-12-21

SALE POSTPONED.

FREEHOLD ESTATES in the centre of CLEVELAND.

rOULBY MANOR and CAPI'T'AL FLOUR
MILL, GRANARIES, and FARAIS, at Newham, lately
, arlowtifed in this Paper, to be fold in Lots at Taylor's, the
Swan. in Stoke:Bey, on the ad January, rBu2, will be fold by
Avalontat that place on Saturday, the• 3oth day of the fame
:worth.
Foe particulars apply to Mr. Henry 12 lehndfon, of Avon;
Marrs. Purer, Lacey, Steadman, sod WalL Brcad•ftreet
Landon ; Mr. Sitspfoo, or Metre. Rowntree and Frank, of
Stockton &Mr. Walker, of Loognewtou ; and Mr. Retill.lol,
of itichtd.
London, England, 1801-12-21

AN ADDRESS TO THE POBLIC.

WITH Claims, 'Where Fortotic has been moll
liberal and conftani it, her Dint, and where LAI GC
Filial In the Ilve haft Lotteries, to the amount°, ishisre Two
Hundred Thoufand Pounds have been fold, Ocarcd, reFiG
tend, and paid on demand—with there pretaiftons S. POPE
pretenses to Wen the Palmate* of his Prieuds and the Public
so the enfulog GRAND ENGLISH LOTTERY, a Lottery
which, for a profufion of Lpital Prises, and judkions
rungs:anent of its Scheme, fiends unparalleled. Proud of the
pee, he is naturally anxious for futons Patronage,. feeling a
coabilasee that Fortune will MI give a prominent feature 'of
alftlaftion to his Office, determined that his &diners [haft be
concluded with that Reid attention and ptinduality which
Rave gained him inch enviable and catenfive encouragement.
8. POPE has now on tale Tickets and Shares, prettying
dot greatoft choice of Numbers, at his " Fortunate Office,"
owner of the Royal F.schange, facing the Bank of England.
pgatrisaarlyapplieation will prove highly inhalitalieOtie to
London, England, 1801-12-21

FRANCE.

LEGISLATIVE BODY, is FRIMAIRE, DEC is
The orators of the Government and ot theTri-
bowie wen. introduced for the dilculfion of the firft
projet ofethe Law with regard to the promulga-
tion of the Civil Code.
ANDRIBUZ was heard in fupport of the refolu-
tion of the Tribunate which MI-approved of the
pr( jet.
FORTALIII, in a fpeech of two hours, replied to
the objedions of the Tribunate.
The fpeeches of there Speakers are not given in
detail.—The difcidlion was adjourned.
PARIS, 24 FRIMAIRE, DEC. is.

The King of ETRURIA has tellified to General
-..MURAT his high fatisfaition at the good condua
obferved by the Republican troops in his States.
The Princefs of COURLAND and Baron d'Alst-
MDT, Lieutenant General in the Swedith army,
have paired through Stralbtargh on their way to
Paris.
Count Sr. MARSAND Minifter -of the King of
Sardinia, has arrived at Franckfcirt from Naples.
&me fuppofc that he will retitle there until the
final determination of the fate of his Sovereign,
while others report that he will proceed to the
Congrefs at Amiens.
• The Elelor Palatine has ;fined an edia tor the
fupprefSon of lu:any among the dafs of &met-
ties. 'They are prohibited from wearing gold and
silver lace, which are much tired in Bavariain de-
corations for head drefres, handkerchiefs, and other

xrt icing of apparel.
Letters fiom the right bank of the Rhin: !late,
' tliat not only will the EleCtoi ate of Mentz be pre-
fetved, but that the Eleitor v ill receive a corn.
plete intlemnifieationfor the lids of his poffellions
on tht lcil bank of the Rhine.
The rukits & Rowse gives the. following im-
_ portant information
The Rite of languor, I bad Arno!! raid, of
death, in which our manufaCtures are, does not
appear as if it would lad fo long as fume evil dif-
poled petfons ple.tre to report. To confound
them in their hopes, it is pmper they thould know.
th4t we arc certain the French Government will
not occupy itfelf with- a Treaty of Commerce
with England in the Congers- at.Amiens. The
Frac& of tLis Department bas upon this fubjea
expreiled his uncalinds to the Minifter of the In-
terior, who haftened to reply to hint in fuch a
manner as to remove it; the letter which the Ci-
tizen Prefeet has received has even been commu-
nicated to the Exchange : it Oates, among other
things, that the manufactures of France were the
obje& of the folicitude of the Government ; that
they had nn intention of concluding at prefeet a
Treaty of Commerce; and that if,- at a period
more diftant, they (toutd occupy themfelves with
it, they would commence, before they entered upon
any Negotiation, with procuring the peceffary in-
formation." _

The Seine at Rouen cove's the two quays.
It has been obferved that the Po, Since the in-
undation which has laid the fui rounding country
more than fix feet under water, has been covered
with a prodigious quantity of fnakes and vipers. ,