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London, England, 1801-09-24

MARRIED.

On the 3oth of Ju)y, at the Mind of Tortola, in the Weft
Indies, J. Townfend Pafea, Efq. to Mifs Monro, daughter of the
late Major James Monro.
. . .

On tie sith loft at St. Paul's Church, Briftol, Mtn. Bolds
of Breeknock, Efq. to Mifs B.lyly, daughter of John Bayly, Efq•
of Harnbrook, Cloucefterfhire.

Thuriday, at St Mary-la-bonne Church, Mr. N. Taymon,
to Mrs. Warner. of St. Vincent's.

On the Ilth Inßant, at Darley Dale, in Derby&ire, the Rey.
dward Cove, retftor of Wrlverhampton, Berk', to Mils Mary
Graves, of Hunt:hell-ball, York.

On the is th Infant, at fork, Mr. William Ware merchant,
of London, to Mils Wetherell of Hutton. near Thi;llt.
On the 16th Infant, at Burnley, P. Ornaceed, Efq, of Rote
Grove, to Mlfa Morris, of the fame place.
On Saturday, at Tottenham, Nathaniel Harden, Efq. to Ws
Hefter Mccke.
London, England, 1801-09-24

FALMOUTH, SEPTEMBER sr.

This day failed his Majelty's packet KING
Gsciaoa, Captain Arsicoust, with the mail for
Liibon of the 16th infiant ; and at the fame time
the LOAD CHARLES SPSNCER packet, Copt...Corse-
woaru, with the mail for the Leeward Illands of
the 16th infant. The pallingers by the &sacra
are Mr. BREACH, and Mils ANDREWS; by the
KING Glosos, Mr. Falai, Mr. Youmo, and a
French Lady. The CHEST/MIMED packet, with
the American mail of the 2d intl. is ltill detained
for Government difpatches. The RAVEN Hoop of
war, Captain Seamus, failed with convoy for the
Downs; the Asszuvr gun-brig, Lieut. OITON,
for Scilly; and the brig Eliza, Captain ENNIS. for
London. Wind North.
London, England, 1801-09-24

BEVERLEY, YORKSHIRE.
•
TO BE SOLD BY •UCTION,
On Saturday the 3d day of Odtober next, at the Beverley Arms
Inn, in Beverky, at Two o'Clock in the Afternoon, is Nine

Lou,,
9HE feveral Freehold and Copyhold Elates of
SIX JAMES PIINNYMAN, Bart fituate in or near Bever•
ley, in the County of York.
Particulan whereof may be had of Nleffn. Lloyd and Dowk
No. 14, Gray'a-Innlquare ; Mara Lockwood and Ducibery,
at Stun ley i and at all the ptinclpaa Inns at Beverley.
London, England, 1801-09-24

ECCLESIASTICAL PREFERMENTS.

Diauty fennight, a call was moderated in few the Rev. Mi.
iato be one of the Minifterr of the New North Church,
Edinburgh.—The Rcv. M. Simpfoa preached and preftded.

The Rev. Edward Jones A. M. is Inftituted to the Vicarage
of Brock worth, in the &mere of Gloucelter, on the pttfentatiou
of the Blimp of Durham, and on the death of the *cy. John
Chefter.

The Lord BiLop of London km collated the Rev. Roberk
Wharton, A. M. Archdeacon of Stow, Lincolnihire, and redlor
of Siggtefthorne, in the Eat Riding of Yorkihire to the Chan-
aellodhip of the Church of Lincoln, void by the death of the
Rev. Dr. 104

The Dean and Chapter of York Cathedral have been *aced
to collate the Rev. James Richasdfon, M. A. one of the Vicars
Otani, to the vicarage of St. Martin, Coney-Rreet, York, to
which he was indudial on Monday ha. And the Vicars
Choril haveprefented the above path:loan to the vicarage of
Perry Fryftoo, both vacant by the death of the ReV. Thornai
Pickard.—The Rev. WM. Balmer B. A.- is appointed Proba-
tionary Vkar Choral to the Cathedral, alto in the room of the
La Rev. Thomas Pickard.
JohoCaljander of Weftertown, sart. 144, P. hu prefented
the Rev. John Rapti', minilter of the High Meeting, Berwick
moon Tweed, to the church and parifh of Crichton, vacant by
the death of the late AP% Henri Home Grieve-

C•11111111100t, SIFT. 4.—The Rev. CLAO3DIO3
late of Queen's College, Chaphlin to the !mildewy of Cal-
cutta, is appointed Vice-Provoit and ClaMeal Profdfor of the,
new College there, with a falary of 30001. a-year.

The Rcv. CWARLIS L. SCOTT, M. A. of Sutton, in Suffolk,
and late Fellow of King's College, ii prefented by the Provoit
and Fellows of Etoo College, to the Rectory of Wooton Court-
ney, in Sonverfetthirs.

The Rcv.TROMAS FISK! aA. late of Jefus College, la in-
ltituted to the Reetory of Kettichaff on, in Suffolk, on hit own
petition.
The Rev. Joan CLAIMO, L. B. formerly of Emmet]
College, is licenfed to the perpetual curacy of litightwell; and
alfo to the perpetual curacy of Kefgrave, in Suffolk, on dm no-
mination of Sir GIIRCORT SIM., Bart.

The Rev. RICRA to Hoco, B. A. is Loftin/tad to the vicarage
of Cotton, in Suffolk, oo the prefentation of the KING ; alto to
the Re&ory of Fifhley. in Norfolk ; and to the Redtory of
Gunton/ in Soffolh, on the POP/anon of Roarer Dunoas,
Efq. Sir W1.1.1.1M4 LOWTNaI, But and TIIONAII MANNINO
SUTTON, Efq.
London, England, 1801-01-20

PLYMOUTH, JANUARY tg.

The following is a lift of Danith and Swedifh
veffels detained at this Port :

DANIS n—Aldenburgh, of St. Thomas's, Alex.
ander Adams, in ballaft ; Amity, of N,,ru ay,
Johan Ohlfen, ditto; Concordia, of Flenflierg,
Peter Henderfon. ditto; Four Brothers, of Fl:g-
-giford, Neils Berenfon, ditto; Phanix, of St.
Thomas's, Peter Sulinea, with coffee, &c.; Do
Hoffnung, of Altona, Neils Brunfke, with wine;
Stadt Copenhagen, of Altana; Martin Ryer, with
fugar, &c.; Loaland, of Tranquebar, J. H. Du-
richfon, with fugar, &c.; Twelling Regis, of
Altona, B. D. Mitt, with fugar, &c. ; Dores, of
Flcnfburgh, P. Horek, with hides; Carl Walter,
of Flenfburgh, Jurgen Smith, with hides, ;cc. s
Huckamfnibe, of Altona, D. W. Dirkfon, with
wise, &c. ; Fortune, of Hufum, M. Peterfon,
with gum; Chriftain, of Altona, M. Edding,
with wine, &c.; Hoffnung, of Copenhagen, P.
Muller, &c.

Swirl:sm.—Fortuna, of Wolgaft, S. Muller,
linen, &c. ; Neptunus, of Gottenburgh, 0. Keller-
ftrom, raifins, &c. ; Abo, of Finland, E. Tacker-
ftrom, naval Rorer ; Amphion, of Stockholm, H.
Seviland, ditto ; Atliftanzer, of Finland, A. Stark,
ball Aft ; Hazard, of Stockholm, A. Lindfelt, dit-
to ; Vigilantu, of Golfe, P. Swedrnan, ditto ;
Conftantina, of Malmo, J. Oilman, ditto; Jehu,
of Stockholm, J. Segerbretch, ditto. '
London, England, 1801-01-20

PARENTS AND GUARDIANS
Entrufted with the EDUCATION of YonTn may in a Mott time
have them completely formed to appear in the firft circles with
that elegance and diftinguithed Eafe which Is ever attendant on
politencis and good breading--Cr Boarding Schools attended.
N.D. The Morning Academy, for Ladies only, Is opal, and
will be continued till ►is Majefty's Birth Day, from Memo
o'clock till Three.

CHAMBERRY AND ITALIAN MUBLINS.
14OBARTS and PLOWMAN, Manufaauress
to her MAJESTY, and aD the ROYAL FAMILY,
have the honour moR refpeetlbliy to acquaint the Nobility and
Gentry, that attempts having been ink& to Impore on the
Public, imitations of their MANUFACTORY of CHAM-
BERRY MUSLINS, and to fell inferior Articles as Ros Bay s
and PLOWMAN'S MANUFACTURE, without the leaft ci3ltit to
merit or ingenuity, they are compelled to inform the Nobility,
&c. that their Manufattory is the may one capable of making
real Chamberry Mullins in this kingdom, and their Warehoufc
the only place where they can be bought Genuine.
- - - - -

They further requeft Ladies to obferee, that all Mops
made in Gown Pieces, or in any other manner, and fold as
Chamberrys, are dcftitute of either the Tafte, Elegance, or Fa-
bian a their Manufadtory.

Nib, Irith Poplins, and Bombazcens of their own Maint-
'Mum, in the great& variety.
Morchanu' Orders executed with the aeauttomed allowanee.
No. x. Chandorftrect, Covent-Garden.

MEDICAL THEATRE, GUY's HOSPITAL.
THE SPRING COURSES of LECTURES
read at this Theatre will commence as follows:
The Pradlice of Medicine, by Dr. BABINGTON, on Mon-
day, February 2d, at Ten o'Clock.
Cbemiftry and Experimental Philofophy, by Dr. BASING'
TON and the Rev. Mr. ROBILIITS, udday, February 3d, at
the famebour,

Midwifery, with the Mares of Women and Children, by
Dr. Lowy', and Dr. HAIOUTON, on Wednelday, February 4,
at Eight in the Morritur.
- - - - - -

And Phyfiology, or Laws of the Animal (Economy, by Dr.
HAIGIITON, on Monday, Fcbmary 9, at a quarter before
feta: in the Evening.

TM Clinical Ledtures, and LcAntes on the Maw& Medi-
a, will be continued as ufual.

This day was puidifised. ht 3 vol. mato. Price IS,.
THE MISTAKE; or, fomething beyond a
joke: A Novel.
By P. LriTLEJOHN, Author of Henry; and the Cyp6Sr.
Printed fur the Author ; and fold by T. Hunt, Parasols:F.
rover ; Shires, Dond4treet; and Dutton, alrelda-lane.

This day were publiked, price ts.dd.
PRACTICAL OBSERVATIONS on the
INOCULATION of the COW-PDX: to which is pre-
fixed a torapestdious.alltory of the Difeafe, and of ha Intro-
dudtion as a Pntventive of the Small Pos. De6gned principally
toprontote a Knoisledge of the Subjett among thole who have
Got hitherto itteided to it.
By jOrIN AZDINGTON, Surgeon.
Printed for J. johnron, in St. Paurs Church-yard ; and II Bel-
cher and T. Wood, Ihnningharn.
London, England, 1801-01-20

IMINCESS ANGLIA.

The body and train Myer tifibc,richly ornamented with fitver
and point lace, fattened on the top of the Moulder with dia-
monds; petticoat of white ratio embroidered with ftripca of
drooping fprigs, intermixed with naval blue velyct in diamonds,
trimmed with flyer bunion taffeled fringe.

PRINCESS MART.

A rids whhe facia petticoat, with net work of gold, coloured
beads, intermixed with gold fiats; had a new and llngular
effcd, with a puce velvet border, richly embroidered in gold,
with gold taffel fringe; the draperies of puce velvet, fuperbly
embroidered with geld foil, thefts, decorated with gold fpangled
feathers, and drawn up with rich tails and fringe; a rich puce
velvet and gold train, trimmed frith gold.
London, England, 1801-01-20

YARMOUTH, JANUARY sq.

Arrived the DIANA packet, Captain DE 44E,
with Baron PFLETEZER, and fuite ; Mr. FLINT,
and feveral paffengers from Cuxhaven. The
brought no mail.
Arrived this morning, the SoLE BA Y man cf war,
with a French privateer ; but as no boats from
either have come on (bore, we have not been able
to collal whether or nut fhe has made any more
captures.
London, England, 1801-01-20

THE PRINCESS OF WALES.

A white fatin petticoat fpangled with Liver, and talkefully
ornamented with rich Giver laurel wreaths, and trimmed round
the bottom with the fame ; a royal purple velvet train and dra-
pery, fpangled, with (Ivor, and trimmed with rich Liver laurel
wreaths; the pocket holes elegantly feitooned with (dyer laurel
and deep taffeln

PRINCES/ ZLIZABL7II.
An elegant embroidered white fatin petticoat, richly orna-
mented with ftiv,e, fcarlct, and black velvet, bluer taffel fringe,
laurel cord and taffels ; the body and train of frarlet and filver,
with fancy fleeves intermixed with geld net tads, &c.

PRINCESS AOGNITA.
A rich white Patin petticoat, elegantly embroidered with
feariet black velvet and gold draperies, fuperbly ornamented
with rich carrels, fringe, laurel, cord, tercels, &c.; the body and
train of white and gold tiffue, with fancy times, goad knot
and talk!.
London, England, 1801-01-20

THE BALI. ROOM.

The Minuets commenced at nine o'clock by the
following Perfonages

Princefs Attica:Ea.
Duke of York
Princefs Elizabeth.
Duke of Clarence • • • •S Princes Mary.
Princefs Sophia.
Duke of Kent
Lady Mary Thymic.
{ Lady C. Thyr.o.
1 /

Dukc of Cumberland • • • •
Prince William of G!ourefter •

-.ay C. Thynne.
Lady A. M. Stanhope.
Lady C. Tovrnthend.

COUNTRY DANCES.

_ —....--
Duke of York • • • • • • Princefi Augulta.
Duke of Cbresee
Duke of Kent
Duke of Cumberland • • • Princefa Sophia.
Prince William of Gloticefter • Primers Sophia of Gloueefter.
Sir W. Erikine • • • • • • Lady Mary Thyone.
Earl of Aoaam
Captain Clutter • • • • • Lady Charlotte Towidhesd.
Mr. Cotterell
. Only two country dances took place, 'namely—
"LesteY Harriet RV" and " IVO Mirray." At a
quarter part ten the Kura rote, which was the
fignal for the dancing to conclude. While he
was in converfation with Mr. PITT, the Duke of
PORTLAND, and the Earl OVCHATHAM, to whom
he addreffed himfelf alt the ' evenina the Duke of
YORK entreated the QyZEN to evening,
ifer another
country dance; but herMIAJESTY declined, the
Princefres &rugged up their (boulders in difap-
Pointment, and- after the Korai. FAMILY retired,
the eoMpany condoled over a glafs of Chaxn-
pagne and cake. '

1 NEW CARRIAGES.
His R. H. Panics Wittsais of Ounicr area.
Nike" of Durham. Hon. Dudley Ryder
Duke of Semerfct. Hon. Start Wortley.
Earl Camden. General Leland.
Earl of Stair. Colonel Read:
Earl Talbot. Sir James Erikine St. Clair.
Earl of Mayo. John Crawford, Efq.
Earl Batburft. George Smith, Efq.
Earl of Berkeley. Mr. Winfloc.
Earl of Portmore, Mr. Cockerell.
Marquis of Sligo. Mr. Farm.
Lord Whitworth. Mr. Clarke.
Lord Stopford. Mr. Max*
Lord Langford. Mr.Devonflitre, of KilLhanick.
Baronets Howe. Mr. Shepherd.
The Hon. Henry Addington, Mr. D. Weddsrburn.
Speaker of the Houfc of Mrs. Hatfield Kay.
Commons. Mrs. Simfon.
Duchcfs of Dorfet Mr. Baker
Dochefa of Newcaltle Mr. Concannon
Marquis of Buckingham Mr. Bolden
Dowager March. of Donegal Mr. Phllllpfon
Earl of Clare Mr. Allen
Lord Yelrertoo Mr. Crawfbay
.1447 Mary Bowfin, Mr. Young
Hon. T. W. Coventry Mr. Sharpe
Hon. Mr. Dillon Mr. Wilkinfon
Colonel Bannerman Mr. Craven
Colonel Baynard Mr. Champion
William Lambert, Efq. Mr. Smith
Nathaniel Snell, Efq. Mr. Bramby
Thomas Blackmore, Efq. Mr. Oils.
Ennis Smith, Efq. Mr. Keys
Mr. Hardy Mrs. 'Ehomas Orby !hinter
Mit Cornwallis Mr. Stratton
London, England, 1801-03-12

This day was publifhect price 3s. fewed,

QOME EXPERIMENTS and OBSER-
VATIONS on Sig.Votra's Eleetrical Pile; clearly elu-
cidating all the Phenomena : air() Obfervations nn Dr. Hm-
scurces Paper, on Light and Heat ; with other Remarks.
By ROBERT HARRINGTON, M. D.
Printed for T. Callen, jun. and W. Maim, Strand.
London, England, 1801-03-12

This dap was publifhei, in two Volumes Sao, elegantly printed
on fine Royal Paper, price Ills. in boards,
RICHARD THE FIRST, a POEM, in Eigh-
K%- tetn nooks.

By Sir. JAMES BLAND BURGIN, Bart.
Printed for T. Egerton, at the MiUtarf.Library, tear White-
hall
London, England, 1801-03-12

PORTSMOUTH, MARCII

Arrived the BEAVER !loop, from a cruife ; and
ROSE cutter, from Marcou.
Sailed the DEFIANCE man of war, for the North

Arrived the Adive, HARVEY, from Chichefter
this sloop was boarded yeiterday morning about
three miles from land by fix Frenchmen, who had
made their efcape in a four oared boat front Torton
prifon, who took pofieffion of her and remained
on board till evening, when there being no wind,
they took to their boat and (leered for France.

DEAL, MARCH n.
Sailed the EDGAR, man of war. and la Vssura,
stmAreifel, for Yarmonth.—Wind S. by E.

SHEERNESS, MARCH xi.

Sailed this day his Majeay's (hips TERPSICHORE,
Of 32 guns, Capt. bfiKELLaa ; the OTTER fire-
veil. Capt. 144Kit/tn. ; ALECTO, Capt. O'BRzcx ;
and the MARY cutter, Lieut. MORGAN, for Yar-
mouth. The lartactu.s, of 74 guns, Rear-Admi-
ral Torry, went out of harbour ; and the PROVI-
DENCE, hired-cutter, Lieut. Como., arrived from
a cruize.
London, England, 1801-03-12

MARRIED.

A few dap once, Mr. Trumbic, of to Mifs
MgCnight, eldeit daughter of Mr. M'Kuight,
On the 25th ult. Mr. George Stenos. (It Broken Crofs, near
Northwich, to Mifs Olton, of Hollin lull, near Tarpurky.
At Liverpool, on Tkurfday fennight, John James, Lfri. to
Mils Wilton.

Same day, at Chrilt Church, Liverpool, by the Rev. Mr.
Vaufe, Ralph Felber, jun. Efq.toMifsßrotnlicM,ekklt daugh-
ter of Mr. B. Bromfield.
Lately, Mt. Charles Jo(eph Primavefi, jun. merchant, of
Minter, to Miff Caroline Alexander Crickitt, oue of the
daughters of Charles Alexmdcr Crickirt, k(q. M. P. fur Ipfwich.
In /kVA, Mr. Wm. Patrick, to Mifs Jamrifon.
Mr. Richard Roberts, of Stradbaliy, Qrat's county, High
Conftablc, to Mil, Rim Gray, of (aid Aire.
London, England, 1801-03-12

This day wcrc publinsed, price 3t. 6d.

VARIOUS THOUGHTS on POLITICS,
MORALITY, and LITERATURE-

By WILLIAM BURDEN, A. M.
Formerly Fellow of Emanuel College, Cambridge, and Author
of the Examination of the Parfaits of Literature.
Printed fur the Author, and fold by Weft and Plughes, N0.40'
Pater-nofter-row, and Clarke, New Bond-ftreet.
Where may be had, juft publilbed, price is. boards, or on fine
papa. 3s. 6d.
MAUNDRELL's JOURNEY from ALEPPO to JERU-
SALItM, with Plates, Sec.

A NEW & ELEGANT WORE, by the late Mr. PENNANT'
This day was publithed,
to Two Hoodfome Royal %tuft° Volume'', on fine Paper and
bot-pretred, en bellifiled with 49 beautiful 'Views and Por-
traits, executed by the molt eminent Artifts—Price Three

Guineas in hoards,
ik JOURNEY from LONDON to DOVER,
and front DOVER to the LAND's END.

By the late T. PFNNANT, Efq.

London : Printed for F. Harding, Pall-mall; and Wcft and
Hughes, No. N, Paternotter-mw.
•„' A few Copies of the above clqtsuit Work, in hog- paper,
(of which only go were printed) may be hsd at the Publithces,
Peke Six Guineas, in boards.
& A loamy from Downing to Anton Moor, by the fame
Author, is in great forwardnefs, and win be ornamented with
wisny so :flit Engravings (ruin Drawings, by Moles Griffith ;
taken ur.d.r the Author% own eye.

Ticket No. 18,060, drawn a Prize of
THL.s,oco, on the Gth infrant, was (ulit in one Half, one
%arta, and four Slzreench Shares, by

1-10DG ES and *Co.
No. 149, Oxford-fired, and No.oz, St. James's-area;
AM in the !aft Lottery they fold the Ticket No. 2,68 r, a
Prize of L Tomo, in two Eighths and twelve Sizteentl a ; al
in the kte Lotteries were fold (as above) N 0.12,660, a Prize
of L.zopoo; No. 7,121, a Prise of L. z000c.; and No. 36,030,
a Prize of L. 5 „coo, in Shares; likewifc riftecn Prizes of L. 1,000;
Twenty-five of L. 1,000; Forty-three of L. 503, &c. &c.
N.B. Tickets and Shares (warranted undrawn) will con-
tinue ou fah: every morning and evening during the drawing.
••• The utinott value paid for Prizes to any amount as tuon
las drawn.
London, England, 1801-03-12

ROYAL YORK HOTEL, CLIFTON

JWARNE refpeafully informs the Nobility and
• Gentry, retorting to Clifton and the Homedle, that he has
taken and neatly fitted up for their Reeeption,the above Hotel.
Neat PoR Coaches, Chaffee, and Sociable,.
V Halle every tuefday Fortnight.
London, England, 1801-03-12

Matter Ncatc.

On Wednefday next, the 18th infant, will be perfonnt d an
entire New Grand SeleEtion from the moft favourite Works of
Handel ;In which will be introduced Bird's Non Noble," ar-
ranged as a Grand Chorus; and. a Hymn compofed by t►e co-
khreted Martin Luther, as performed at the Savoy Chapel, with
AscoMpeniments by Mr. F. Baumgarten.
Principal Vocal Performers:.
Mrs. SECOND, Mile TENNANT,
Mire TYRER, Matta SMITH,
And Madame DUSSEK.
Mr. INCLEDON, Mr. DIGNUM,
Mr. DYNE, Mr. JAMES MAHON, and Mr. DENbIAN.
Leader of the Handl Mr. G. ASHLEY.

Organ, Mr. j. ASHLEY.
The reit of the BAND and the CHORUSSLS, which will be
numerous and complete, by the moft approved Perim met s.
The whole under the direition of Mr. ASHLEY, Sen.
Boxes 6s. Pit 3s. 6d. Gallery 2s. Upper Gall. ts.
Places for tboiloaes to be taken of Mr. Brandon, at tie
Box-Office, in Hart-ltreet.
Half Price as nfual at Nine o'Clock.
Doors to be opened at Six, and to begin at Seven.
Books of the Words (with the Imprimateur of E. MAC LElsn )
to be had at the Theatre, price 6d. only.

This day was publithed, price is.

A SERIOUS PERSUASIVE to the due Ob-
fermate of the FaR Day. A Sermon. Preached In the
Part& Church of Richmond, in Yorkiblre, on February the Bth,
being the Sunday before the late General Fait.
By JAMES TATE, M. A.
Matter of the Free Grammar School of Richmond, and late
Fellow of Sidney College, Cambridge.
_

- -
York Printed by George Peacock. Coney-greet ; for John
T-aid, York ; and fold by the Rooktellers in Richmond ; and
R. Baldwin, Paternoßer.row, London.
London, England, 1801-03-12

NEXT PRESENTATION TO A LIVING.
TO HF SOLD,

ri`HE NEXT PRESENTATION to a
LIVING, of the Annual Value of 30a1. or thcre •
abouts, in the Comity of Northampton. The Ncighbourhowl
is genteel, and the fituation of the Living defirsble. Inter&
will be allowed fur the Purchafe-bluescy till Induelion.
Particulars may be known, by application to Mr. James, of
Wellborn, in Warwickfhire; and to Mdirs. Politer, Cooke,
and Prete, of Lincoln's-Inn.
London, England, 1801-03-12

•
'TICKETS and SHARES are Idling in a
yarnme of Numhers, warranted untfrawn, and will can-
o•, S ,!e. during ti,e Drawing, at DRUNIMOND's
LUCKY 01. F ICE, No. 65, fleet-Arco; where the Two Firft
Prizes drawn this Loiter), were Sold, Shard, and
Regift ; and where al fo was fold No. 53,43', drawn a Prize
of load. the Eighth Day.—STATE of the WHEEL :
2 Pri:.es of - L.30,c 00
20,CC0
3 I00:00
3 3,0c0
6 2,000

6 - - - - z pco
Bcfidessool. cool. &c. &c.
.

Country Orders carefully attended to, and Prizes paid as
(non as down ; all Kinds of Government Sec4rities bouglit and
fold by Commillion.

AMERICA.

PHILADELPEIA, DECEMBER 20.

A multitude of letters have been received in this
city, from Algiers, which fully illuftrate the na-
ture of the affair recently announced. From mo-
tives of delicacy, the gentlemen who have received
them, forbear giving publicity to their contents.
It is evident from the whole, however, that the
coercion under which Captain BAINBRIDGE has
been obliged to a&, was of the moil imperious na-
ture. Nor was he, or Mr. O'BRIAN, remit.% in
making every prudent and pradicable oppofition
to the degrading requifition. The following is the
only extrad which we have been able to obtain:
Extrad of a Letter from an officer on board the
GEORGE WASHINGTON frigate, Captain BA IN-
BR IDGE, dated at Algiers, Oftober 14, 1800.--,, I
am lorry to infurm you, that we are to let fail
from hence to-morrow, for Conflantinople, which
will of courfe detain us from our country at ie.&
nine months. We are going to carry prefents from
the Dey of Algiers to. the Graad Seignior. We
are to take with us so gentlemen, 100 negro Turks,
6o Turkifh women, two Lions, two Tygers, four
•Horles, zoo Sheep, betides Jewels and- Wiley.
The Dey infifted on our going; and we had only
to choofe between compliance and slavery. They
have hoifled the red flag at our maintop-gallant-
mail head."

It is further underliood, that Capt. O'llet AN had
to enter into a fecurity on the part of the United
States, of 800,000 dollars, for the fafe delivery at
Conitantinople of the cargo of the George Wall-
ington.

PARLIAMENTARY PROCEEDINGS.

HOUSE OF LORDS, WEDNESDAY, MARCH zs.

The Earl of Strathmore (one of the Exteen Scots Peers) was
(worn, and took leis feat.

The o..ths of Allegiance were adminiftered to Mn. Amelia
Welt*, relief of the late Welt*, Efg. previous to the
difeuflion of a Bill for her naturalization.

Some routine hufinefs was then difpofed of; af-
ter which their Lord/rips adjourned till to-morrow,
when, at half pal} three o'clock, the LORD CHATI•
mama comes down :o the Honll, and a Comrnif-
fion takes place for fignifying the Royal Aifent to
certain Bills which hat•c paffed both Houfes of
Parliament.
London, England, 1801-03-12

Ina few days wilkbe pnbliihed,
Handfomety printed, in Eight Volumes, Price Two Guineas,
in boards,

THE WORKS of HANNAH MORE;
ins fevcral Pieces never before publifbed.
Printed for T. Cadell, junior, and W. DaviCS, Strand.
London, England, 1801-03-12

BIRTHS.

Laft week, at Bath, Mrs. Hopkinton, of the Circus. of a
daughter.
The Lady of Captain Buckle, R. N. of a tLught rt.
In Mouutjoy•fgwre, Dublin, the Lady of Juhu Deane, Fig.
of a fon.

Monday, at his hook in Ruffen-Place, the Lady of D. H.
Wilton, Efq. of a daughter.
to Marlborough-ltrcet, Dublin, Mrs. R. H.q.leoek of a fon.
The Lady of Sir George Armyt.tec, L;.rt. of Ruth:es-Hall,
of a daughter.
Of two tons and two daughters, the wife of a foldi. r in Chat-
ham barracks, at Burton, where Ow arnvt d the preceding day
on foot from Limerick to join her httibantl.
London, England, 1801-03-12

GARRICK's HEAD TAVERN AND HOTEL, BOW-
STREET, COVENT-GARDEN.
SPENCER returns his bell Thanks to his Friends
and the Public for the liberal encouragement he has received
for many years paft—Having made confiderable additions to
his honk, his accommodations are rendered very fuperlor to
what they have beenat any former period. Parties large or (mall
will find the utmoß attention, and every effort to merit the
continuance of Public Favour.
London, England, 1801-03-12

xumnirs 5543]

THEATRE4T.OYAL, DRURYLLANE.

ON SATURDAY EVENING, March 14,
their Majelties Servants will perform, for thercath time,
the New Hlitorical Drama, called
DEAF AND DUMB ;
Or, THE ORPHAN PROTECTED.
The Charadere by
Mife DE CAMP, Mr. WROUGHTON, Mr. C. KEMBLt,
Mr. BARRYMORS, Mr. KEMBLE,
Mr. BANNISTER, Jun. Mr. PALMER, Mr. SUETT,
Mifi POPE, Mrs. MOUNTAIN, Mrs. SPARKS.
The Prologue to be fpoken by Mr. POWELL.
And the Epilogue by Mils DE CAMP.
To which will'be aglcd a Farce, called

THE CITIZEN.
Old Philpot, Mr. SUE'lr;
Young Philpot, Mr. BANNISTER, Jun.
Maria, Mrs. JORDAN' (Her fccond appearance this (Caron.)
A new Tragedy, called Julian and.tgnes, is In rehearfrl, and
will be produced as loon as potbble.

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

rTV-MORROW EVENING, March '3, ifiox
A. win be performed, by particular &fire, and for the la
tittle, the Sacred Oratorio of
THE MESSIAH. ti
Compolbd by G. F. Hamner.
pad of Part I. a Concerto on the Clarionet, by Mr. W. Mahon,
Lod of Pert 11. a Concerto on the Grand Piano Forte, by
London, England, 1801-03-12

NEAR TORBAY, DEVON.
TO BF. SOLD,

In the Cour& of the next Summer, of which due Nodes will
be given,
THE capital Manor, Manlion-Houle, Gardens,
Plantations, Barton, Farm, and Lands of WATION,
eenfilting of about 430 Acres In Dernefne, and about 250 Aces
at Leafe ; the greater part on flask liars aged about 7o: Btu-
ate in the Paddles of Stoke-Gabriel, and Chariton-Fent"
about 3 Miles from Torbay, 4 front the Port of Dartmouth,
froinTotises, and nearly midway between Exeter and Plymouth.
The Eltate conftfis of airy prime Orchard, Meadow, Pal-
tnre, and Tillage Land; there is Lime Stone on almoit every
part thereof, and feveral Lime %tarries are let at Rack Rents.
As the Mate for a great extent adjoins the ;Navigable Pan
of the river Dart, Manure and other Articles may be had from
Tones or Dartmouth by boats, at a very moderate F.xpence.
I Particulars may be had of Mr. ChriftopherSavery, Modbury.
London, England, 1801-03-12

PLYMOUTH, MARCH to.

Came in from a cruife the URANIE, of 38 guns,
Capt. TOWRY ; TRITON, of 32 guns, Capt. GORE,
and the Tsitattt.s, of 74 guns, Capt. FA Y ERMAN,
from the Channel Fleet.
Sailed the NLIGNI FICE NT, of 74 guns, Captain
BOWATER, and the LEDA, Of 38 guns, Captain
Hors, to join the Fleet off Breft ; aifo the RAN-
GER, of 8 guns, Capt. FRAZER, on a crude.
On Saturday, the brew of the VENERABLE, or
14 guns, Capt. S. Hook, lying in Cawfand Bay,
got up a pair of fheers, and by their own exertions,
without any accident, got out their main-mall,
and it is now alongfide. This is confidered as a
piece of very fkilful nautical fervice.
Went up the harbour to refit, the ATALANTA,
of 18 guns. The little cutter the DAMSEL, of four
guns and eight men, on her laft voyage to Nootka
Sound to coiled furs, made of thole they collea-
cd during feveral months flay in the country,
7c,000 dollars.
Five P. M.—A very beautiful French brig Pri-
vateer, of t 8 guns, is now coming into the Sound,
but too late to get the particulars for poll.
London, England, 1801-03-12

NAUTICAL INTELLIGENCE.

MAILS THIS DAY.—Wind W. S. W.
AlottYrn
o I-I3mburgh
o Dublin
c Waterford
• . Doineadce

FALMOUTH, MARCH 9.

DUE.

The PRINCESS ELIZA RE TH, with the Jamaica
sr. ad Leeward Iflands mail of the 4th inftant ; the
LADY HODART, with the American mail of the
fame date ; and the KING GEORGE racket, with the
cxtra mail made up in London on Saturday laft for
t.i fbon, will fail in the morning, if the wind admits.
Kind S. W.
London, England, 1801-10-06

SCURVY ON THE HAND.

IHAVE been atiiittei with a painful complaint
I
M. thirteen years. viz. a (hocking feurvy on my band.
wtskh sit
Iged nu to wawa glove ecimmually. Hoot pain:tally
awkwardfelt myfelf at meals with my glove on! and to ma
It was a double and treble croft,. as my profeflion WAS that of
an artht, wlAela often led me into company that rendered my
alinaten painful is dm extreme, and by inciting and fmartlog
a:costar...ly, my haul wall silver tidy, and of the two the itch-
og was mod to be dreaded ; my band was generally in a raw
ftte, from the writ( to the finger tops. (the palm careptrd)
It would be in rain fur me to attempt Infonnitt the reader the
nandin- of triedichtes sod medical gentlemca I bad revourfa to.
but :11 to no purpak. I had given up all hope of cure, when
a niglahour of mine recommended Dr. GA IL I) N ca's Pills and
Ointment. 1 took only four half-guinea boats, without any
fart at confinement (rum food. of' lissfinefs, which
performed (by the hiding of Id ) aM ow* wonderful
cure.—Ste, you ice at full liberty to psbliN K wake what Life
potethink proper of this, and all, Sir, yew's, fineively,
M'alworth, kitty t, acm. R. DAVIDSON.
_ _

N. H. 1 itave rot mr cure three rem ago.

ter Dr. Gardner's nig, Philter. and Ointment, are fold by
saistakine veudes ic town and country, at 35.; tOa. 64; and
,ax Pi Wiz i,fula4 brici M S kr sloe pna
London, England, 1801-10-06

STROMNEsS, iEPTEMBER 7.

The brig Neptune, of and from Ayr, in banal},
for the Baltic. Mr. James NEIL maßcr, was forced
on fliore in Sandwich Bay, on the fouth-well fide
of the in:and of Southronaldlhay, on the afternoon
of Monday laR the 3lft ult. in a fevere gale of
wind, attended with thick weather, and is funk in
find ; hut it is expeCted The will be got off in a few
days, during the time of the flream tide, in cafe
the weather continues fair and moderate.---7.he
crew are all fafe, and endeavouring to get the vef-
fel off, in cafe in can be accompliiked.

Arrivesi—Mary, Colt, of and for Irvine, from flothretratt;
}ldol, Coalman, of and for Liverpool, from Memel; Fanny,
Ferry, of Kirkcaldy, from ditto for Irvine; Lark, Mitchen-
fn, of Maryport, from Dram for Drogheda; Lawrel. Had-
n. of Whitby, from Shield/ for Simonet's; DrYOOl. Tom, of
and from Dublin, fa Woodson ; Aosta. Niley, of Saltersats,
from Dr:mkt:ft', for Learn; Mally, Niched, of Peterhead,
front Bellyeaftic, for Chilftanfound; Cyrus. Wagon, of and
from Maryport, fur Dronthan; and Fly, Marlton, of l'ort-
fi,y, from Drootbon for 11-Ityeallk.
London, England, 1801-10-06

BATAVIAN REPUBLIC.

During the night of the 15th of September, the
French troops in garrifon here were awakened,
and ordered to affemble in the place of arms,
where, early in the morning, they went through
their manoeuvring and firings.
In the morning a (harp difcullion took place, in
the Firft Chamber of the Legiflative Affembly,
upon the propofition of the Dareftory.—The pro-
pofition of this body was not, however, the re-
fult of an unanimous will amongft its members;
they had the molt violent altercations among them-
felves: the DireCtor BEZIEK, in one of the fittings,
feized the chair of the Prefident ERMEtlus, and
firongly pronounced his opinion againft the propo-
fition of the majority of the Dircaors: as did alfo
his colleague, Vex SWINDFN, in protefting againft
all that was done by the other three Diredors, and
forbidding the Commandant of the public force
to obey their orders.
On the 18th, towards evening, feveral difcon-
tented perfons appeared in parties. Several po-
' lice officers, fnftained by a party of the military,
took poffeffion of, and put feals upon the avenues,
leading to the Firlt Chamber of the Legiflative
Body; upon the Chancery, arid other places, leav-
ing every where fentinels to guard. them. The
fame thing took place in the Hall of the Second
Chamber.

All the infignia of the guard do corps are taken
from them, and they now do duty with the other
troops in the gait ifon.
Some Members of the Second Chamber of the
Legiflative Body, wifhing to go yefterday after-
noon to the ufual fittings, were prevented by the
rioters.

We have kill received official news, that the
Departmental AdminiFiratidn of the Texel, has
efufed to- publilh the Proclamation of the Di.
reaory.

ORDER OF THE DAY OF THE RATAVIAM ARMY.
Head (litarters at the Hague, Sept. at.
The Batavian people being at this time occupied
in all the communes, in pronouncing their wifbes
and opinions upon the projctl fubmitted to them
by their government, the General in Chief firialy
orders all foldiers, ferving in the French and Ba-
tavian army, whatever may be their rank, not to
intermeddle, either direftly or indireetly, in this
afftir.

The duty of an armed force, under fuch circum-
ftances, and in all times, is to fecure public tran-
quility, the fafety of perfons and property, and
to maintain the harmony which ought to reign
between them and the civil power in order to at-
tain theft: objefts.
The General in Chief direCts, that this order
fhould be read at the head of each company or
detachment of French or Batavian troops, corn-
poring the army. (Signed) AIIGEILL•LI.

LONDON.
London, England, 1801-10-06

`orntr,sEir.

As the Rev. Mr. NIZo IN LA fs, of Bantigh, county
of Tipperary, was oiating at his chapel on Sun-
day the aoth iuR. fri armed men broke into his
houfe, and on fearibing his bed-chamber, where
his arms were depofited,,took rh three guns
and a pith)]. Captain RYAN, of Tip ary, having
received information of the outrage, immediately
affembled his corps, and difpatched Them in dif-
ferent diredions, a detachment of whom apprehend-
ed three of the gang and lodged them in the bride-
well of Tipperary ; one of whom, when taken, had
in his poffeflion a blunderbufs.

Sundar.night Terence Brien, Butcher, having
an altercation with his father, Daniel Brien, in the
County Tipperary, gave him a flab of a knife in
the throat, of which wound the unfortunate old
man immediately died.
London, England, 1801-09-23

PERKINS', PATENT TRACTORS.
Next week will ►e publifbcd, the fecond Edition of

1.1 D. PEitKINS's laf Work on the METAL-
• I.IC TRACTORS; with Prefatory REMARKS, in
which ire copal.d the fevcral artifices of I.:lterated men to pre-
vent the adoption of the Metallic Practice. Among others, the
(currilous attack of a certain M.D. who found his way into the
pages of the Monthly Review for A uguß hilt ; ago an expedition
of the tricks played upon the paupers in the Bath Infirmary,
publilhed by Dr. HA VGA RT &c. to perfuade th.tt the Trac-
tors cured by an operation on the Imagination. In this !aft
work of the Patentee, and the one preceding, nearly Three
Thoufand Cures are attefled, very many of which are upon
Infants and Horfes. Among the vouchers to thefe fads are eight
Profcffors in four different Univerfities, nineteen regular Phy.
&lens, feventecn Surgeons, twenty Clergymen, eleven of whom
are Dodoes in Divinity,
Sold, price ts. by Johnfon St. Paul's Church-yard. Of the
Patentee it may be had gratis, by all who petrels the Tradtan.
Enquire for Perkins's WI Work on the Trader%
The Tradors, fo 'wet-fiery in every Family, and among
Horfes, may be had, genuine, with new and improved direc-
tions for Wing them, fur Vote Guineas the Set, of B. D. Poli-
cies, A. M. the Patentee, in the ben fe of the late John Hunter
Surgeon, Leicefter-fquare; and of Frederic Smith ,Cheinlft and
Druggift, in the Haymarket, London. The portable nature of
the Traders renders their conveyance by Coach, or even by
Pelt, perfedly convenient. Letters Mclean& their amount
l(poft paid) duty attended to.

CAUTION-..The genuine Tradtoll are Ramped With the
words " P1*111,11.1 P TILACTORS," and at the bottom
of the printed direetions is a Receipt foe the five pins, Aped
in the hand writing; of the Patentee. By eeterving tins, kn.
'aflame TM oho be dataaail.
London, England, 1801-09-23

further Particulars
Attorney.

ly to Mr.

lerbat Lloyd, of Carmarthen.

TO ROMAN CATHOLIC PARENTS and GUARDIANS.
WANTED by an Attorney in the Country, in
eztenfive practice, an articled Clerk of this perfuation,
with whom a liberal premium will be erpedled.
Apply to Mr. Haliwaid, No. a 4, Holborn Court, Gray's Inn.
London, England, 1801-09-23

'THE PUBLIC are refpeafully informed, that
SANS SOU% Lek-eller Place, Ldeetter Square, will
open on SATURDAY, Odoba 3, silo', under the Sanction
oldie Right Hon.the LORD Caws, glum Nowith an ENTER-
TAM/MINT, entirelyA FRISK. new and original, called
TW Eatertalrient, Which contains Twenty New Songs, is

written and eanaited, and will be [peke% Ging, and ac-
ccaVenied ill
Mr. DIDDIN.

Further pottleelors MN be given in the future ElEs and Ad-
Boxes sa—Pit 3a-3allery as.
'Doan to be opened at Seven o'Clock, and the Performance
to begin at Eight.
Places for the Boxes may be taken at Mr. Dilidin's Ware-
leak, where may be had all his different Produellons; and,
Prquedds for printing by Subfeription, Ms Three Years
Tour to ahneft the whole of England, and a confiderable Part
of Seodand; in a Series of Letters to intelligent and refpeelable
Friends; and anbeiliibed with Forty Plates in aquatints, from
Mures painted by Mr. Manus, and Twenty Vignettes, do-
fomeekelrehet and prepared for the aquadnta, by Mu MIDI N.
The and Specimens of the Prints may be feed, free of
expenee, et Leieefter Place.
.„.* The onl entrance to the Theatre, will be at the Door
*weft
London, England, 1801-09-23

THE UNITED MONTHLY SHIPPING LIST.

enema Defcelptions, and the prefent Situations, of
INNIC•ntatIyinINIRTIEN TIIOIIIIAND Barren and AMERICAN
V the Manner of S 's LPT of the ROTAL

NAVY.
IN confequence of the friendly intervention of
fame Merchants of the City of London, the two feparate
watts hitherto pubilibed tinder the Titles of S and Po-
cotes Lift of Merchant Shipping, and of I.coro's Monthly
thiLPLift, will in future be publiflawl u one joint Concern,
rLI:g he Title of

COLLIERIES NEAR NEWCASTLE UPON TYNE:"
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION-BY MR.RAINE,

At the Rainbow Coffee-houre, in ComhM, London, on Friday
the 3oth of Odtober, at Twelve o'Clock, in Nine Lou,
CERTAIN FREEHOLD, Half and Other
SHARES of and in feveral Valuable COLLIERIES;
lying under upwards of yOOO Acre* of Laud, in the County of
Durhsm, well known to contain Seuma of fine Coale a large
part wholly unwrought, and very advantageoully Amami on
the Baas of the River Tyne, within 3,3, and 9 Miles of
Neweaftle. The CoMerles now in work are Thornby, Lilt
and Weft Winiatoo, and Crawcrook ; the former of which
was opened in the prefmt year, and Inman the Nett advantage
to the Undertakers.

Mr. Samuel Barrafs, of Kell's-Field, between Cheiterk-
ftreet and Newcaftle, Colliery Viewer, will give any further
Inkrinatton as to this property, and of whom printed Particu-
krs may be had ; alfo at the teca's Head Inn and Tavern, in
Newt:idle ; at the Wheat Shear, Durham; the Printer of the
York Courant; of Meffrs. White and Fownes, Solicitors, Lin-
coln's Inn; Rainbow Coffer-houfc • and of Mr. Rabic, Land-
Surveyor, Charlotte-ltrect, Illooribury, London, where Plans
of the Surface under wadi the raid Collieries lie, may be
fem.

This day was publinted,
(Continued Monthly), price Two Shillings,
Elegantly printed by Beaky, on Wove Paper,

MO. XXX—Completing the Fifth Volume of
RECREATIONS In AGRICULTURE, Natural His-
tory, Arts, and Mifeellanenus Literature.
By JAMES ANDERSON, LLD. F. A. S., &c.

In this Volume w•:'I be found a eompkte Elucidation of the
Principles of the new Patent Hon-Honks.
London Print.d for John Cumming, No. ao, Holborn-
Hill. Of whom may he had,
Complete Sets of the above Work, In live Volumes, price
2L Ins til in boards.--As alas a New Edition, being the yth,
of Eff.iys reliving to Agriculture and aural Affairs. By the
faint Author. In Three Volumes Oetavo, price iL 7s in
boards ; and all Dr. Anderfon's other Works.
London, England, 1801-09-23

COACH-GUNS, Houfe-Guns, Pifiols, and
Blunderbulles, with Powder Shot and &IN may be
purehafed an the moltreafonaba terms, at Realm sow and
Co's. Armoury Sale Room, Tichborne-Brat, top of the Hay-
mattet.—Great variety of Double and Single Barrerd Guns,
Shooting Articles, &c. arc.
Fire-Arms repaired and Gun Barrels neatly brown'd.
London, England, 1801-09-23

This day was publifbed,

By J. Ginger, Old Bond-ftreet ; in fmall avo. price 31. unbound,
LETTERS from ELIZA to YORICK ; tranf-
mitted from a Goldman in Bombay, and now first pub-
tithed.

" Stretch thy imagination to its ntmoft extent, fancy all
that is tender, delicate, kind, pure—f.incy the molt feraphic
affeetion, and believe the power of thy Imagination cannot
exceed the diEtat.3 of mine." Eliza's Letters, page 53.
London, England, 1801-09-23

•NCIENP CUSTOM MILLS, AT BISHOP'S STOKE,
HANTS.

TO IE SOLD ■Y AUCTION,
At the Dolphin Inn, in Southampton, on Tburfday the Id day
of Wtoin‘r nett,between the hours of ten and twelve o'clock

la the forenoon, in two Lota, rubjed to the conditions of
file to be then and there produced;
Lot 1. ALL thofe capital WATER CORN
MILLS, ealed lithop's Stoke Mills, with a well •
built large and minvsnicnt Dwalling-bottle, large Garden well
ranted with choice Fruit Trees! Shrubbery, and Fifh-pond,
Stabling for nine bodes, Out-botifes, grorehoure, commodious
*Sem and kilo for walking and drying wheat, Stable yak (Land
ether attached and detached buildings, now in the occupation
one Proprietor. who Is having the meal trade.
There prernires are Copybold of Inheritance, held under the
.Shop of Winchefter. Is refpeet to tenure, are equal to Free-
hold, have a goos?ply Swear, and arc rendered worthy the
!Wend= or any on darns of extailierly engaging in that
ileac of Infasefs, An, the peculiar advantage of lying within a
few ) ads of the Navigable River Itches, whereby a full and
envier fapply of grain cash. daily received, and SOW conveyed
by the Lase channel to No thana. and the port of Soothamp-
Son, at both which places a very andideralde truffle In the
Sour trade is curled cm, and conveyed col livens to the Ms&
of Guernfry, Jerky, and Alderney, at a Snail canon. The
Studs la with% y miles of Winded/kr, Routhempton, Rom'
Li. and Siflisp's Waltham, four priatipal Market Towns...
There Mille work lour yak of Rona, can grind from yo to eo
loads of wheat weekly; arc capable of great improvement by
trying down two additional pair, which say be don at a ISA
name, sad the wink rnod as coandine a Gestios as any
In the kdonlora t Wing, isdeptsdnet of the eMettiva wide.
tale bends which say be carried as, a vcry coaSderable OriA
trade, sad are calculated for I:reeling another Mal oo the kite
ofs felbe ma Is the genies, an fulleinsly large enough for
credlng aid peculiarly adapted for planting
Tan-yard. the adsteafaranent hdag nearly an bare.
Lot a. Two Pieces or Parcels al en-client Water Meadow,
sontabeing together 14 Acres, about a ismer of a Mile anent
Ran the era kit, Ykewre Capyhold of Ishentaron. held el
thefts, of Wicipsher.
For the acrommodatiat tela porlimicr, use third pan of the
porchafe-enasy say resat an sandpit. Polkas may be
64.,d u Mlelesfeas watt and far pirtleulars asialre an the
rr cmga. mid Mr. ids IlmitkOperiviremloaw,lliwister.
London, England, 1801-09-23

SUFFOLK ESTATE..
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION-By Mr. ROPER,

On Friday the :6th day of °etcher neat, at the Golden Lion,
In Iplivich, Suffolk, at Four o'clock in the afternoon,

THE Manor of BA R RA RD's HALL, with an
eurnfive Royalty thereto ; and the adjoining Manor, or
reputed Manor of GOSI ORD HALL, together with a com-
plete FARM, conating of a Buck built Manton, which may
be made very commodious for a Family; three P.u-lours„ a
Kitchen, Cellars, five Bed-chambers, two Garrets, a Brew-
Mare sod Dairy adjoining It, alto three Barns, three Stables,
a neat Houk, two Cart-lodges, a Dove-houic, and other con-
venient Outhoufm, with two Cottages, the one a double Dwel-
ling, and the other compriling thr.te conveniently Stinted for
Workmen, and 345 Acres of very rich Arable, Meadow, Paf-
tore, and Woodkuid, the whole thereof, one Grove accepted,
being within a Ring Fence, in the Pariih of Whatfield, in the
Paid County, now in the feveral occupations of Mr. Edward
Rum, and Mr. John Vince, or their Adigns under Leafes or''
Agreements, which will expire u follows: ;ft. Mr. Vince's,
which eamprtfes only go Acres of the Land and a Barn, at
Michaebaas,lBos; and Mr. Ruth's, which includes the Build.
lags and reit of the Lands, at Michaelmas, 1803.
The Pilate is in perfect repair, all Freehold, except so Acres
thereof, which are Copyhold of Inheritance, robjea to an arbi-
trary tine, and !Boated in a Site Fertile and Sporting Country,
commanding retentive and delightful Profpeds, flea within the
dißence of two Mike from Hadleigb, one of the lirft Corn.
market+ of the County, twelve Mos of the Port of lewich,
and the like diftance of the Port of Manningtree, in Brea;
the Woodland is well Timbered, sad the Lsod-tax recleaned;
the Eltate is within an incorporated Hundred, where the Poor's
Rates are managed rich aucation.
The Tenanu will thew the Prenatal and further Particulars
tiass=ltaci by applying to Mcfn. Lyon and Collyer, No. a,
row, London; Mee*. Pear and Bunn, Attornies,
=4r. Gone MOO% Attersey, tiodiikii; or the
, Iftwish.
London, England, 1801-07-22

MARRIED.

On Friday laft, at St. Jatueb's Church,Theenas Neilsen, jun.
Efq. of Kingllind, to Mira Sally Prefton, niece of the late Sir
John Call, Ban.
On Saturday laft, Franck Welt, Efq. of Poftwick, in Nor-
folk, to Mils Maria Baker, of Weft Hato, Flea.

At Berhampore, in the Fart Indira, oti the 27th of April,
Tames Rarrray, F.fq. of the Civil Service, to Mitt Outdate
Vaughan, third daughter of Thomas Vaughan, Oki. Oak of
the Peace for the City and Liberty of Weltminßer.
London, England, 1801-07-22

BIRTIIS.

At Cork, the Lady of William Franks, Efq. of Carrig, near
Mallow, of two daughters.
On Friday the loth init. at his Lordthip's hook at Shrub-
Hill, near Dorking, the Right Hon. Lady Lillie, of a daughter.
Oa Tvefday fe'onight, in Laura-place, Bath, the wife of
Thomas Farrant, Efq. of a fon.
London, England, 1801-07-22

YARMOUTH, JULY az.

Sailed the PRINCE of ORANGE packet, Captain
BRIDGE, for Cuxhaven, with the Mails for Ham-
hill gh and Bremen of the 17th intl. and Mr. HUN-
TER, a mellinger.—Wind N.

SHEERNESS, JULY 21.

Arrived the WAA L. AA Mll- :FD of 26 guns, Cap:
HALL, from the Baltic. The Mtousit, Captain
GOA ',Alit be paid to.morrow, and fail immedi•
ately r the Downs : every exertion is making nn
beard the Isis and BaiLLIANT, to get them ready
for fca, they are expelled to fail in a few days.
The Dr it NDER gun brig, Lieut. LEVEY, is gone
nut of harbour to the Little More. A large fleet
of Eati Country (hips paned the Nore yelterday
fur the River. Wind at Weft.
London, England, 1801-07-22

MONEY READY TO ADVANCE.

WHEREAS many Ladies and Gentlemen fre-
quently fulfer great pecunkay Inconvenience for want
of knowing tome refpediable channel through whole medium
they may be accommodated with temporary or permanent fume
of Money; all Perfons to pofFdllon of Incomes arifing from
Freehold, Copyhold, or Leafehold F.Rates, in Land or Houfes,
Money In the Funds, Rent Charges, Marriage Se:dements,
Widows Jointures, Annuities, Patent Places, Clergymen's Liv-
ings, or any other certain Inedme for life, may be fupplied with
temporary or permanent (urns of money to any amount, by
paying an adequate Annuity Intereft for diefame, with power
to return the principal at their own option.
. Perfonal applications will be received every day till two
o'clock, and letters from Correfpondents, In town or country,
will be immediately anfwered.
Addrds to Mel4a Harris and Co. at their honk, No. vas
Great Suffolk-Brat,Charing-crofs ; but no' Ictters will be ad.
mitred, unlefs poR paid.

A SINGULAR OCCURRENCE IN THY FULLOWING

CURES:
iSABELIA GOODLET, of Lafwade, near
.1: IgAinbursb, was relieved entirely fmm the Scurvy, which
sleeted both her lep and arms, after Wing, tneffeetually, re-
medies offered to her of feveral salinent Praditioners.—At-
te¢ed by Mr. Bang, Southbridge, Edinburgh ; John Paton,
Minilter; J. Murray, Elder; J. Hume, Elder; Ames Stew-
art.
uosy
Surgeon....-Mfo, a Perron having many fccoph wounds
in her neck, dikhargod from the Briltol in.rthary, taking
SPILSBURT.II P A NTISCOIROTIC DROP.,
_ - .

got entirely well : • for the truth of this Mr.Cruttwotl, of Oath,
will refer the enquirer to the perfon cured.
The above Drops are prepared and fold at the Difpenfary,
No. as, Soho-ft/ware, London, in bottles of ss. and's'. as. each;
the so bottles are marked, • Fr,. Spillbury—his Antafeorbutic
Dropa—loy the Kings Patent," and the larger with the addi-
1
tion of the King's Arms; alfo fold by. the general Vesicles of
Patent Medicines in Town and Cannery; in the Borough only
by Clark, No. 24, and Shaw, No. 74.