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London, England, 1801-01-07

'tenure 28.

It is a remarkable circomftance that thf prdea
of Calvados, by a letter received yelterday, in-
formed the Minifier of Police, that there were to
be troubles in Paris.

A molt minute invefligation continues to be car-
ried on under tht direeiou of the PrefeEt of Police
into the circumilances of the explolion of the 3d
Nivofe. No one had perceived the fatal carriage,
and a great many were wounded. All, however,
forgot their own difirefes to think only. of the
CHIEF CONSUL. " He is fafe," they Paid, " and
we ought to rejoice."
Several perfons have been lately arrc fte d, among
whom are mentioned &SIMMONS.; *Matas, and
the noted Casiviss.

DECEMEER 29. • .
There are frefh arrefts. We hay.eteard of DE.
STRUM, LECOINTRE got VCTiI6II94, BERGOIN, and
MENU, CERACHI, EMIRTILLI, ARENA, FIR-
M, DITNE, LAVIGNE, Lz,saux, and another,
all acctifed of the attack oat the Cum
on the loth of Ottober, at the Opera, have
been carried before the Firll Jury, which has WU-
nimonfly declared, that there is ground for accu.
Cation againft them. The proceeding is going on.

DICCRIBER 31.
It is raid that the leaders of the late plot had
promifed their agents the pillage of the Opera.—
It is added, that whillt Come pillaged, others were
to maffacre the priefts and thofe accufed of emi-
gration, and the conftituted authorities. They
were then to proclaim Bassos's Direftory.
Morns &vas and Citaat.rs Huss have been
arrelted. _ __ _ _

Monfignor Srima has, it is laid, written to the
Catty Coasut, in the name of the Pops, a very
affrctf letter of congratulation upon his efeape.
Wrcousa is at Paris.

M. de SFIENCIFORTEN and the Ruffian officers
were prefented to the CHIEF CONSUL On the 27th.
The greateft honours are paid to the Army of
the EafL The Tribunate during the late fitting,
refolved that medals fhould be (truck in comme-
moration of its exploits, and that a narrative of
them fhould make part of the public inftrultion.—
An Addrcfr was likewife voted to the CHIEF
CONSUL, requelting him to tranfmit their thanks
to the army, to which the CHIEF CONSUL was
pleafed to make the following reply The
Army of the EMI will always be worthy of the
intereft with which it infpires you. It knows what
is expelled of it by the French nation, and by ci-
vilized Europe. If it is Rill menaced with fre(h
&nen, frelh viaories will raife its glory (till
higher."
in the fitting of the Coufervative Senate of the
agth infant, Gmual RAMPON was proclaimed a
Member of the Senate. He was prefented at the
fame time by the Legiflative Body, the Tribunate,
and the Cans; Corm..
London, England, 1801-01-07

♦LRIYED.

At Hamburgh— —, Hall ; Suranna, Au tale; Apollo,
Bower; Mann ; Lord Milton, Henuningway ; Salerno,
Scholia; Advice Kirby; Hardwood, CrabweE; Brunrwick,
Brady ; Bruce, of and from Hull.
At Bremem.:•Sparrow, Smith, from Hull.
At Liverpool—Ai-4in, Turnbull, front Bahama; and
Fletcher, from Martinique.
At Clyde—Brandy Wine Wier, Frain, from Ncw York ;
Juno, Douglas • and Brothers, from Newfoundland.
At Sicily—Mary, Malcolm, from Baltimore.
At Madras—Brunforick, Lady Burgers,
Gabriel, —; Walthamftow, and Earl St. Vincent,
—s, from London.

SUNDERLAND, DECEMBER 3z.

We are Rill infefled with privateers on this coal!.
On Friday night laR, the new (hip Antelope, Cap-
tain Fox, was taken off Burlington. The Captain
was detained on board, but the crew got on (bore
in the boat : the Antelope is a beautiful new brig,
on her fecund voyage, and was taken in
London, England, 1801-01-07

Hairy Metter, Gent. to be Affiltant-
INVALIDS.

Brevet Lieutsnabt•Colonel James Fahy to be Commandant of
the Independent Companies of Invalids at Alderney, vies
Gordon.
BREVET.

Colonel James Erfkine, ;1;14 tnth Light Dragoons, to be
Aide-de-Camp to the King, vice Manninghiun, appointed to
the Command of the Rifle Corps.
Royal Lancafhire Volunteers.
George Ack lom, Gent. to be Enfign, vice R. Cochrane, promoted.
Dorfetthire Gentlerfien and Yeomanry Cavalry.
Thomas Herlock Ballard, Gent to be Cornet, vice Portman,
who reigns. •
Northamptordhire Gentlemen and Yeomanry
Cavalry.
Sir Edward Dryden, Bart. to be Lieutenant in the Toweefter
Troop, vice Ruffell, who reigns. •
Royal Aberdeen Volunteers.
Mt Lieutenant William Gibbon to be Captain, vice A. Oil:P-
-im, decesfecti
Hugh Cochran, Gent to be Seconsl Lieutenant
Brecknock Volunteer Infantry.

Enfign Hugh Bold to be Lieutenant, vice Wynter, who to
sd Battalion of the Royal Regiment of Edinburgh
Volunteers.
Lieutenant Alexander Blair to be Captain, rite Hamilton, who

refigns.
Enßgn John Dillon to be Lieutenant, vice Blair.
Falkland Volunteers.
_ .

Second Lieutrnint John Duncan to be Firit Lieutenant, vice
Gußind, who realm.
George Coll, Gent to be Second Licutenant,`vice Duncan.
Glamorgan Rangers.
Major Calvert Richard Tones to be Lkutenant-Colonel, vice
Llewellyn, who religns.
Captain John Morris to be lcidior, vice Jones.
Ift Battalion of the Ivlontrofe Volunteers.
Robert Walker, Gent. to be Second Lieutenant.

Ringwood Volunteers.
George higawain, Gent. to be Surgeon, 'lce Valley, who rt-
figns.
bordale and Wydale Volunteers.
George DougLa, Germ to be Second Lieutesant.

11114011ANDUM.
The fuperfeMon of Lieutenant M'Carthy, of Co'orel Mac
Ncill's Regiment uf.Feneible Infantry, u ft.re.i in the Gaut..
of the id ult. has not taken Our
Commitliuns in the St. Martin's Volunteer Atli).
ciation, figned by his Majetty. Dated December
30, t 800.
Seecuid Lieutenant John Fie_k to be Melt Lieutenant, Tice
Booth, ecligncd.
Alexander Mundell,Gent. to be Second Lieutenant. vice Chat.

mers. reigned.
Ileben Landoll, Gent. to be Second Licutenant,vlee Be.k,pro.

meted.
William Silk, Gent. to be Adjut.uldt.
London, England, 1801-01-07

SHEERNESS, JAN. S.

Arrived yefterclay from the river Thanks, his
Majefty's ftore-fhip Woo Lw l c n, Captain PIMA I N r.
Sailed, the FisLnivt, of 36 guns, Captain PHI.
Lips, for the Downs.

Arrived this day, the JAMAICA, of zo guns, Cap.
tam *KELLAR, from Yarmouth.

FROM LJLOYD's LIST.

DEAL, JANUARY 6.
Arrived and failed for the River the liarriott,
—, from Boßoil.—Wind S. W.

GRAVESEND, JANUARY 6.
Paired by the Enigheten, —, from Barcelona.
Sailed the Prime of Wales, EVAN! for Cork ;
and X.ondon packet, Nit HOLLS, for Londonderry.
London, England, 1801-10-21

SHEERNESS, OCTOBER so.

Sailed the TEASER gun brig, Lieutenant ROBINS,
PINCHER gun brig, Lieutenant BLACK, and SPARK-
LER gun brig, Lieutenant Dicit, with drafts of
feamen from the ZEALAND, for the Rationed (hips
in Oufley Bay and King's Channel, and to take
nut the harbour duty men, and Greenwich penfion-
ers, with whom thefe (hips are chiefly manned, and
to fail for the River. The SELBY armed 114 will
be paid off and fold.—Paffed by the Nore this
morning, a large fleet of merchant (hips and col-
liers from the Northward.—The fats frigate is put
in cnmmilllon, and the command given to Captain
WIIODHOU sE. Wind North.
London, England, 1801-10-21

YARMOUTH, OCTOBER so.

The Two Brothers, RrIJM KasROM, from Ham-
burgh, bound to Dort, is fent in here by the North
Sea Fleet.—Sailed on a cruize off Goree, the fol-
lowing fhips of war, viz. the BLENHEIM, Admiral
DICKSON'S flag fhip, MONARCH, ASSISTANCE, and
Ruty. The BITTERN (loop of war failed for the
Nore. Arrived the GRIFEJN cutter with letters
from the fleet off Goree.—The EARL of Lucas-
TER packet, Capt. CHARLES THOMPSON, is hourly
expefted to arrive from Cuxhaven. Lady BRNTINCK
and family are expeeted in the above packet.
London, England, 1801-10-21

T.►BI%S DORSALIS, AND THE DISEASES OF THE

SEMINAL FUNCTIONS, &c.
Pr3dtical Easy, sod Rcnidrks on the Taber Dorfali•.
This was publifited, Price 3s. in line Wtavo, humid in
Bo.irds, the Second Edition, with vcry confidcrst&

tions, of
I.IRACTICAL ESSAYS and REMARKT, on!
that fnecies of Confumption Incident to Youth, an,. the .
different Stages of Lite, commonly called Tabes Dorfalis; with :
sn Account of the nature, tattles, and cure of that llittemper;
siemunft ~.ting its baneful cffedts on the fineft fundtions of the
Animal kionolnYe kaluding the Difeafes arifing therefrom;
rfpecielly the Nervous Atrophic, the ExoncitoLs, sod the
Pthifis, or Confumption in gettend. With HUtotics of Cafes oe-
•eurring in the Author's Pradtke during the laR fuurtegi Years,
By H. hi% )011N NEALE,
(Fellow of the Royal Academy of Surgery, in Paris; of the
Univerfity of Leyden; and Surgeon, in London, formerly
Surgeon Major to the Fifth Regiment of Infantry ; and the
Royal Hofpnal, at Chatham.)
Sold by J. Welker, No. 44, Patemcfier rewr ; I. Ridgeway,
York-firect, St. Jameis-kuare; and at No. 58, Corner of
Oreek-ftreet, Soho.
Fur a particuNr a,court of the nvore and uglify at the above
Work, the Readers are reit-rrcd to the Biographical, Literary,
and Scientific Magazin,. fur June, aces, from l+a;•c lin to I 2 1.
London, England, 1801-10-21

DORSET'S HIRE.
TO II SOLD BY PRIVATE COPIT7 ACT,_

THE Manors of TA RRA NT MONK CON and
TARRANT L.AUNCF iTON, adjoining to each oalr..r,
within a ring-fence, in the molt eligible part of the County of
Dorfet, noted for Game; fituate near the great Waco; Turn.
Ate Road, between Sallfbnry and Blaneford, or within fly,:
mica of the latter; with Courts Baron, Royalties, Privilege),
and immunities, to the (aid Manors belonging.
1 he Manor of T MuN K TON eomprifes. as follows :
aft. A capital Tythe.free Farm, in the occupation of Mr.
James Cando, on a Leaf; of which only Two Years are un-
expired, containing upwards of goo Acres of Water Meadow,
Arable, and Down Land.
td. ythes of the reit of the Par% of Tarrant Monkton.
3d. The Reverfiou In fee of divers Copyhold and Lc.sisOld
aths: rally value of about sad. held by one, two, or
three lives, but chiefly on one old life.
The Manor of T LAUNC ILSTOIOI Is all in the Lord's
hands (except a few Lifehold Cottages),and confifts of a Farm,
in every rdpodt one of the molt defirable In the County, called
Lannceitua Farm, containing upwards of tsco Acres of Water
Meadow, Arable, and Down Land, within a ring-fence, in
Severalty, and Tythe-free, In the occupation of Mr. Rob. Bud-
der, cm a Leak, of which only Four Years are unexpired.
N. B. The Land.Tas on the Ensue Is redeemed.
The Tenants, Mr. CURIO and Mr. Sudden, will Phew their
refpeetive Farms; and for Particulars, apply to Mr. Davies, of
liorningiham,, near Warrnialter, Wilts; or to Mars. King
and Johns, Solicitors, Blandford, at whole Offue a Map of
the !Rate may be fern.

DISEASES of as URINARY CANAL and VENEREAL

COMPLAINTS.
MR. DUFOUR informs the Public,that.he may
daily be coo/lilted grad% from 9 to 3, at his licide. No.
5, Frith-arca, Soho, London, in all cafes of Qbarudirms,
Stridures, Gleets, Seminal Weaknefi, Incontinency ti Urinc
Fahlag, Impotence, and &Way in either Sex, atc. From
extenfive Pradice in this department, to which he has con-
fined hintfelf for many years, he els a pitched of cure, mild,
efficacious, and which prevents a relapk-
Mr. DUFOUR, foie Proprietor of Daran's celebrated (ms
dicated) Bougica. has ultimately fo improved them, by diveft-
ing titan of the irritating aka* of common Bougie; that they
fucceed where eau airs and other violent means have failed.
For the Venereal Difeafe, Mr. DUFOUR is in yoffellion of
Qaran's Remedies, fo mild that they render confinement or
reftraint in diet uniteettkry. To csabic him to attend patients
at their own kooks, be barn provided the adietance al a Gentle-
man tithe Factdty. Pitrfona in the country stsay be cored by
itadng their cafes in letters, poll paid.
Jolt publitbed, price at. 6d. Fifth Edition, aderged...-A
Treadle on the above Complaints. illtiftreed with the various
frowns' and Cafes filming the psinful and dangerous ef.
leas of Caufile Smirks; an improved method of treating go-
norrhea', &v. arc. Printed for J. Callow, Crown...atilt, Suho,
and ii. I). Symonds, Paternotler-row ; alto to be bad at
bllbacca's, Utter-Change, and at the 44alysieb
London, England, 1801-10-21

PORTSMOUTH, OCTOBER so.

Sailed the EURYDICE frigate, Capt. BATHURST
for the Eaft-Indies ; l'Urms and Eau, Sr. trim:
CENT cutter, for Egypt ; PELICAN (loop, for the
Weft-Indies; WASH, of 18 guns, Capt. But.i.sm,
for Madeira ; SCOUT (loop, for Newfoundland.
London, England, 1801-05-08

-

AMARICA.

NEW YORK, NI4RCH s 4.

The rmly article of news, of any importance, is,
the taking potfeflion of the Spanith port of Hijpa-
niola, in the name of the French Republic, by the
Black Genera TOUSSAINT.—The article is as
follows :

)1174111 BULKS, Efq. Conful of the United States
for Smut Domingo, arrived here on Thurfday in
the brig Boilon, from Cape Francois. Mr. Bt acs
has furnithed us with the Bulletin Official de St.
DOmingne," of the 29th Pluviofe, (18th Feb.)
from which we eradiate Toosseixr's account of
his having polfeffed himfelf of the Spaniib part of
the Wand. We are alfo informed by Mr. B. that
a Convention from the different departments was
Shortly to meet at Port-au-Prince, in order to form
a code of laws for the government of the colony.—
There laws are to be fubmitted, firil, ior the ap-
probation of the Black General hind-elf, and after-
wards fent home for the concurrence of the French
Government.
London, England, 1801-05-08

YARMOUTH, MAY 7.

Yellerday afternoon Lady CRAUrtIRD and fuite,
Captain GAMINE& and family, Meals. WOLF,
BILLINGTON, Itsvuss ; and BER,ENS and Noco-
REASEy, Ruffian Couriers, with difpatches, arrived
here by the packet. The Ruffian Mellingers left
Peterlburgh on the 19th ult. and proceeded to
town as loon as they landed from the packet, in
a poft.chaife and four.—Arrived the Young Eli-
zabeth, CORNELIUS VANDERWIIL, from Catvicke,
laden with cheefc, fent in here by the GEORGE
cutter. The DIANA, with mails, to Cuxhaven, is
prevented horn failing, the wind blowing freth
from the N. E.—Raft of the fuite of Lord ST.
HELEN'S has arrived !lett& to embark on board the
LATON• frigate, Captain BOTHLILON his Lord-
fhip is expelled here to-day.
London, England, 1801-05-08

NAUTICAL INTELLIGENCE.

MAILS THIS DAY.—WIND N.
AIIIVID
o HaMbUrgh.
• Dublin, May;,
s Waterton', May s,
• Donnashadee, May 4,
•
I Gucanfcy, May 4,
• eli May Ss
• Jamaica, March 22,

A Mail is now making up in the Ship Letter Department of
the Polt-Office for the Army and Navy employed in Egypt,
and will be clofcd in a few days, in order to its conveyance by
a fhip of war now preparing at Purtimuuth for Akzandrla.
London, England, 1801-05-08

DR. NDRRIS's DROPS.

THE fuperior efficacy of this Medicine in the
following diforders has more than half an age been uni-
verfaliy experienced and acknowledged. la fevers of all forts,
whether infl.unmatory, putrid, millary, bilious, nervous, or
beetle, but cipecially the putrid or yellow fever, fo fatal in hot
climates ; in which deftrudiive malady, by a liberal application,
the patina is recovered In the very hour of dilfuludon. In
complaints of the Romaeh and bo►els, afthmaa, inve.erate
coughs, cold, (curvy, and impurities of the blood, impaired
conititutions, and the decays and difcomforts of advanced life,
nothing can exceed its cordial and falutary deeds. A tAble-
fpoonful in a glah of water, taken oceafianally, prevents the
ill effedts frequently experienced in nervous and bilious ha:Ats
from fea bathing, or drinking the mineral waters.
The Family Bottle 12.5. is only to be had at the Doetor's
houre, Lower Brook-Brett, Grofvenor-fquare, where Books of
Cures arc delivered gratis, and all orders for exportation exc.
euted. Smaller Bottles fold wholefale and retail, by Mein's. '
Jsbouk and Co. No. Iso, Oxford-limn; and retail by all
Venders of Medicine.
London, England, 1801-05-08

NATIONAL IRRIGATION.
Particularly recommended to the Landed latcreft and Farmers
of this Nation.
This day woo publifhed, in One Volume, Bvr, liallrated with
(even Plates, price Ss. In boards,
IRRIGATION, or Various Methods of Water-
ing Meadists ; with the bell means of Promoting a GENE-
RAL SYSTEM of IMPROVEMENT in AGRICULTURE,
by the USE of WATER, and to inereafe the Wealth and
Pu-
puistion of the Kingdom.
By WILLIAM TATHAM,
/Whoa of Political Economy of Inland Navigation, &r. &c.
L,ondegt; Primed for J. and T. f.:arpenter, Old Bond-ttreet ;
sod J. Hurß, Paternoster-row.
Of whom may be had,
ODES of ANACR EON. Tranilsteti into EngWh
by Thomas Were, tfq. of the Midi* Temple.
London, England, 1801-05-30

ROYAL AMPHITHEATRE
ASTLEV's, WESTMINSTER BRIDGE.
Under the Patronage of their Royal Hlghnenes the
Prince of Wales and the Duke of York.
s.• Molt all-tiredly the laft Three Nights of the IRON T6wen.
as, on Thurfdtparit, the 4th of June, will be prefented, an
and itNc* NiLTION+L SPECTACLE, (adapted for Stage Re-
refentation, by Mr. ACTLar, jun.) founded on the lute.
importanreecarrences in Ear rr.
(IN MONDAY next la, Tuefday ad, and Wed-
%./ dday 3d of Junes tliot, will be pretested, for the lalt
Tree Nights, t4triisorlar Caledonian Spedtaele of •
IRON TOWER.
To *bleb will be aridod, (for the 7th thne) the following
siosselansents, str. a new Comic Divertifernent, called ,
. DARBY AND JOAN.
A new BaEad to be fang by Mifs Gray, called " The Death
of the Hare!"
Various Extraordinary EQIJESTRTAN EXERCISES, by
the Heft Performers In Europe.
The Whole to conclude with the Lit new Pantomime, called
PUSS IN BOOTS ;
Or, HARLEQUIN AND THE OGRE!, • n
With the molt extenfive Difplay of Scenery and Machinery
ewer produced.
Doors to be opened at Half part Five o'clock, Curtain rife
at half Rat t Six precifely.
Second Price at Half part Eight o'clock.
Places for the Boxes to be taken at the .Imphitheatre, of
?Arai Cooing. Pecikeeper.

NEW MANUFACTORY. '
fIOBARTS and PLOWMAN molt refieefully
Wenn the Nobility and Gentry, who have not ken their
New and Elegant M ufadory of Charnberry and Italian Mul-
lis, that their ir is the only place in this Country
where they can be had gauslno—No. 1, Chandos-ftreet, Co-
veni-Garden.
N. & A great variety of Fahey Silks, by the Manntaturers.

MONEY READY TO ADVANCE.

7HEREAS many Ladies and Gentlemen fre-
quently Aar grim piconiary Inconvenience for want
of knowing ion n‘paidtaldc channel through whore medium
they may be aegonamodated with temporary or permanent (urns
if Ifisavey; allreinfone in poffeffion of Incomes arifing from'
PaalbalA, Copyhold, or Lealchold Eftates, in Land or Houk%
Money in the Funds, Rent Charges, Marriage Settlements,
Widsias. jekkesos, Aenuiries, Patent Places, Clergymen's Liv-
ings, or any other certain Income for life,may be fupplied with
temporary or permanent fume of money to any amount, by
pat* an alfoquete Annuity intereft far theafams, with power
so return the principal at their own option.
Ferfonal applications will be received every day till two
o'clock, and letters from Correfpoodeuts, in town or coantry,
will be immediately =friend.
Addt* to Meals. Hanle and Co. at their beak, No. 11,
Coratidi Arta; Cleatitras* t but no letters will be ad-
mitted. wolfs poll paid.
London, England, 1801-05-06

WEDNESDAY, HAY &

PRICE OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT 02fitO'CLOCS:
Conf. 6on--"ConC for May i—Oanninna
Red. tgif--4 per Cent. 7S ict pit COIL 0/t....
New 5 per Cent. perms
g Ann. al 3-16.
PRICK OF STOCKS YISTIRDAY
Bank Stock 166 flee Cent. Lay. 934 944
3 per CUR. R 03.34
3 per COIL CON OIRRIRIR ;Si
4 Fer Cast- 79;61i India Stick soli
5 pa, C. Navy Conf. for Maysot 601
Dvaun, Ann. of Stocks tin day.
34 per C. Gov. Deb. 734 per C. Gov Deb. 87—
6 per C. TreaL Ms zoo—Grand Can. Stocks Sa—
t per C. Grand Can. Dcb. n.
• Conk of }Actuate—Dublin as London la}

Government have received the moll unequivocal
affunuices from the Lao of Paussii, that his
MAJESTY'S motive for taking poffeiEon of Hano-
ver was, to prevent its being feized by another
Power ; and that the Pruifian troops mall be with-
drawn whenever it can be done with fafety to that
country.

Such is the complexion of affairs, PAUL being
now dead; what it would have been had PAUL
continued afsve, we cannot take upon us to do.
terming !

The Q.Lsr sr yellerday, accompanied by her
Royal Daughters, in their carriages, rode through
, Fullsam.
Yeflerchay the Principals of the Bakers' C 0123.
pany waited upon the Loan MAYOR at the Mau-
Son-Houk to fir the Affize of Bread, when it sip-,
peared upon examination of the Mealweighers'
turns tbat 5368 clitartemand five Buffiels of wheat
fold etween the sod) and asch of April, from
toolg to 588$. per (utter, isnd 9225 Sacks of
' Flour4ld between the ssth of April to the all
inftant,fromBBs. 6d. to 1252. &I. per Pack, form.
ing averages of 139 x. 41d. per quarter, and ro9s.
8& per tack, which being conGderably lower than
latt week's return, his Lordfhip ordered the bread
to be lowered three Affixes and a half, or 7d. in
the Pcck Loaf, to commence and take place to-mor-
row—the fartein Loafwillshenbe foldfor 60.
London, England, 1801-05-06

-vizattai,

2

Monday night, a Romantic bra*, intit:ect
Adelfflnien the Outlaw, the produetion of Mc. I..swt
Author of the C,A Spare, was performed, for
the firft tithe at the above Theatre, of which we
will venture to prediet, that it will not be born;
for many nights. In this piece Mr. Ltwis has
out-hortified all his former horrors, by the ma-
chinery of Gholls, the iiltrodation of a vilionary
hell, &c. for Ming altogether fie!' a mats of fillemn
abfurdity, as we defy the whole herd of Bedlarnite
novel writers, mile and female, to equal. In the
Rory of Adehncra there is nothing but wh,:t hai
been an htindred times before the public, and very
little that is not to he found in the Gaille Spi2r: it-
felf. The dialogue is, for the moil part, a tans
of fullian, blafphemy, and ribaldry; in a word,
there is nothing tolerable in the piece, except the
mufic and fccnety. On being given cut for a fu-
ture reprefentation, the noes had greatly the ma-
jority. The ailing was good throughout, and
Mrs. Joeimit fpoke an Epilog, tit! which, with all
her influence, had but little acd in appealing the
wrath of the At2skliznee.

Latt night a fecond attempt was made to recoil;
cile the town to the Gothic lumber of the Uuriput,
and with fo much fuccefs as to fecure for it a more
patient hearing than it experienced on the prceed,
ing evening, in confequence of the omiflion of the
greater part Of the low dialogue and fupernatural
agency of the latt at .—With thefe alterations the
piece, like its hero, may have the negative good
fortune todie a natural death--That Inch a rickety
banding Ihould be long-lived we think impotlible:
—The audience of laft night, except is the boxer*
was but thin.
London, England, 1801-05-06

MARRIED.

Monday, at Colney Hatch, Cornelius Buller, Efq. merchant,
in Crelby-fquare, to Mifs Mary Down, daughter of Richard
Down, Efq. Banker, in Bartholomew-lane.
Saturday, at Stepney-Church, Mr. Jofeph Smallwood, of the
Walnut-tree public-horde, which he held 36 years, to Mrs.
Mary Hall, whole united ages amount to 140 years.
At Biddeford, Lieutenant-Colonel Kirkman, of the szd
regiment, to Mrs. Buck, mild of G. S. Buck, Efq. of Dadfon,
Devonibire.

DIED.
At Greenock, en the 23d ultimo, Major Duncan Campbell
(Alkomell) late of the sth or fit* battalion Argylcihire Fend-
ble Regiment.
On Sunday fe'nnight, at Rothampton, Mrs. Burton, Lady of
General ChMlie Burton, of Hull Bank, Governor of Canada,
and M. P. for Beverley.
Same day, at Briftol, Richard Chambers, Efq. Captain in the
North List' cob Militia.
London, England, 1801-05-06

COVE OF CORK, APRIL sq.

This day arrived the fhips Reunion and James
of Liverpool, from Jamaica, taken by the Braave,
and retaken by his Majefty's fhips HOSSAR and
GALATIA I alfo arrived this week, Marine of Glaf-
gow, for New York, taken by the Braave, and re-
taken by the R EVOLIITIONA/RZ, Capt. TV/TEDFN,
hich frigate is in quell of the Braave, and no doubt,
if fhe gets a fair chace at her, will bring her in.
London, England, 1801-05-06

PORTSMOUTH, MAY s.

Sailed the BRUNSWICK, of 74 guns, Capt. Srr.
yews, to join the Baltic fleet. The BRUNSWICK was
fome time ago ordered on the prefent fervice, but

diefe orders were, a few days fence,

ed, and the laft night got under weigh to join Ad-
miral COL NWALL I s, and • was flopped exaely in
time, by a mefage per telegraph, to proceed on
her original deflination. It would appear from this,
that the difagreeable bufinefs in the North is not
fo nearly accommodated as force have reprefented.
London, England, 1801-05-06

2i valet die plus virtu et fumma patellas
Non coeunt.' Loewe. ,
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Muft have no dealings with a Cotter.
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Were never known to pig togrtber.
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" He's down! amid SAINT STZPRE
" The mighty BLAST in Thunder falls."
S. TEARS and SMILER A Mifcdlaneous Colledlon of
Original Poems. By PeTtlll PINDAII, Efq. Containing Julia,
or the Vidtim of Love 'serf= and Ellen ; a Legasdary Tale ;
New Old Ballads, Odes, &c.
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CHARLES FOX, In imitation of Horace.
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AYOUNG MAN, a Native of Hanover, .25
years of Age, whites for a Situation to ferve a Gentleman
in Travelling or flaying at Home: can (have and dray hair;
fpeaka good Englifh, a little French and Italian; underftands the
management of liorfes, and is very well accuftomed to go on
Horfeback ; has got a very good recommendation. If any
Gentleman or Family willies for a Servant, pleafe to direct to
P. C. No. 24, New Broad-ftreet, Moorfielda.

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difficult impediment a Proprietor of fuch a one has to encoun-
ter. Well atterted fads are not fufficient to convince me, who,
from want of liberality and candour, is deaf to every argument
but to that of perfonal knowledge of a cure, which, through ac-
eider*, may never come under his obfervation: he condemn
without taking the trouble to Ohre hi mfelf, by enquiries, either
into the nature of the fpecifie, or of thole fadts which the Daily.
Prints give him opportunity, becaufe it is the produce of out
whom he terms irregular : he will not allow one man, though
hie whole Rudy and genius may be devoted to one end, to be
able to produce a remedy for a difeafe, merely on account of his
not having ferved his Apprentieefhip. More is expeEted from
a Patent Medicine, and in le(' time than that prefented by your
Apothecary, by reafen of our being obliged to fpcak in decided
terms as to its merit, to oppofe ourfelves spina this determi-
nation of non-convidion. For the eftablilhment of SPILS-
BURY's ANTISCORBUTIC DROPS we owe muck to its
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lic, with whom we refit our claim for patronage.
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No. 25, Soho-(quart, Loudon, is bottles of sa. and IL 26. each ;
the ss. bottles are marked " Frs. Spilibnry—bis Antilkorbutic
Drops—by the Ring's Patent," and the larger, with the addi-
tion of the King's Arms ; alto fold by the general venders of
Patent Medicines in Town and Country.
London, England, 1801-05-06

AI4ICRUPTS.
John Clarke, of Shoe-lane, London, carpenter, to farrender.
May 9, at ten, May 19, and June t 6, at nine, at Guildhall
Attorney, Mr. R. S.Taylor, Fidd.coort, Gray's-Inn.
John Kayll, of °test Saint Helens, Loudon, money.fcrivener,
May 9, at ten, May 19, and June i 6, at nine, at Guildhall.
Attorney, Mr. J. Skelton, Gnmville.ftrect, FouncUing.
Thomas Fenner, of Weil Wycombe, Bucks, ihopkeeper, May
33, at one, May =so at tan, and June 16, at one, at the George
Inn, Welt Wycombe. Anomie', G. Edmunds, Lincoln',

Inn, or J. Crafts, High Wycombe.
Francis Larard; of Manche:tier, liquor-merchant. May tB, to,
and June t 6, at three, at the Commercial Inn, Mancha...tr.
Anomie', Mr. T. Hewitt of Masichefter ; or Mr. IL. Ellis,
Curfltor-brat,Chanctiry-lane.
James fackfon, of fvlanchefter, mufils-manufadturer, May tB,
to, and June 16, at eleven, at the Commercial Inn, in Man-
chetter. Attornies, Mcßrs. Chesthyre and Walker, Man-

ehslier.
Thomas Hancock, of Rinfwood, Wilts, clothier, May 13, at
four, May 24, and June t 6, at ten, at the White Lion, Wont-
ton-underedge, Gloueefterfhire. Anomie', Mr. P:rry, Vont-
ton-underetige ; or Meas. Lewis and James, Gray's-lnn-
fqteire, London.
Francis Robbins, of Deretend, Warwickfhire, merchant, May
22, 23, and June 16, at ten, at the Stork Tavern, Birming-
ham. Attornies, Maim Kiuderley and Long, of Symontrs-
inn, Chancerydane, London; or Mr. Palmer or Mr. Mole,

Birirdngham.
William Buddle the younger, of Chentes-fireet, St. Giles in the
Fields, carpenter, May 14, at eleven, May 20, at ten, and
June x 6, at one, at Guildhall. Axtornies, Mara Swain and
sevens, Old Jewry.
William Holmes, of Pudfey, Yorkfhire, dryfatter, May 29, 30,
and June t 6, at eleven, at the Rofe and Crown Inn, Leeds.
Attornies, Mr. Battye, Chancery-lane ;or Mr. Lee, Leeds.
London, England, 1801-05-01

1141LPOSU), APRIL 26.

Arrived the Frienclfhip, REED, from Chepftow
for Portfmouth ; Hope, Lowsszw, from Brißol
Pr Plymouth ; Eliza, HACKER, from Ilfracomb
for Workington • Betfy, SHARP, from Plymouth
for Greenock; Hope, Q.HINNEL, from Southamp-
ton for Liverpool • Nancy, THOMAS, from Liver-
pool for Carmarthen; Staff of Life, RODWELL,
from Yarmouth ; Milford, LACE, from Brißol ;
and Qieen, Lovrrr, from London for this port.—
SailedEliza,HAClEß, for Workington ; Betfy,
SHARP, for Greenock; Hope, Q.1711/11111111, for Li-
vtrpool.--Arrived the SPEEDWELL revenue cutter,
Hems:, from a cruise—taken nothing.
London, England, 1801-05-01

PORTSMOUTH. APRIL

Arrived the Vrow Maria, fiorn Itoflock,
with wheat.—Sailed the Providence, WINTER,
forGuernfey, with troops.

PROD LIJOYD's LIST.
GIAVF SEND, Arow so.—Paft by the Amerietti)
Yvan, from Baltimore - and Two Brothers;
YERTS, from Amaerdam:—Sailed the Benjamin,
Butz, for New York.

DOVER, APRYL 29.
A paffage-veffel failed this morning fOr Calais I
and this afternoon the flag of truce which failed
yellerday, returned.
Among&the pailingera who arrived laft night,
was Mr. CHARLES LOCK, late Conful General at
Naples, and Major KEIR, who has been fOr fome
time attached to the Aufirian Army.
London, England, 1801-05-01

YARMOUTH, APRIL 30.

Arrived this morning from a cruise off Goree,
where the left the fleet under Admiral DICKSON,
all well yellerday morning, the LATONA frigate,
Capt. SOTHERON.—SaiIed the HOLSTEIN man of
war fat the Nore ; and the MARY cutter, on a
cruize.—The PEINcE of WaLas packet, Captain
HEARN ; and the DIAN• packet, Captain STUART,
are detained by contrary wind.
London, England, 1801-05-01

NAUTICAL INTELLIGENCE.

MAILS THIS DAY.—WIND N. E.
o Hamburgb
o Dublin
• NV.ncrford. April 36,
Doonagliadce, April 27,

HARWICH, APRIL 30.

. _
This day arrived exprefs frordCulhaven, the
Eisc GEORGE Packet, Captain DEANE; With dif
patches for Lord HAWEESBURY, which were in-
Randy forwarded to London.
London, England, 1801-09-05

BLACKSTAKES, SPPTEMBER 4.

His Majefly's (hip MONARCH ib hourly etpt•Etcil
to go out to the Great Nore. His Majelly's (hip
THUNDERER is fitting for lea v ith all poffible dit-
patch : yetlerday fhe got part of her guns on hoard,
having previonfly received her powder, and a con-
Gdcrable portion of her provifions, at fame time
has few men on board, being fitted by Dutch vo.
;antcer prifoners.
London, England, 1801-09-05

. .
of which notice be given,
ACAPITAL and Va!ualde FREEHOLD
ESTATE, called HARCOURT, fituate in the Para
of &midden, and County aforrfald, confining of Three farm
Hodes, with fultable Outbuildings, a Cottage, and about yi6
Acres (more or Ids) of good Arable, Meadow, and Palture
Land, now in the occupation of Mr. John Humphris, kn. and
Mr. John Humpbris, jug the one • yearly Tenant, and the
whir under a Leak, which expires atl.ady-day, ; and
alto about 36 Acres (more or Ids) of Coppice Land, well grown
with fine young Oak 'Timber.
The above mentioned Premiks are well watered by a Trout
Stream, running through the midit of them, and the Manor
abounds with Game. _

--7fie4bsaileZOlliery contains three Scams of Coal, the one
called the three feet Ceal, one four feet, and the other five feet,
all workable, andare exceeding ferret and good, fit for a Smith's
ufe, forge., furnaces, ate. with plenty el Iron-ftone ; the whole
In the deepelt Pit le within s 6 yards of the (seam and very
little uratertd. In the Colliery is good Cie), for Fire Bricks
Pots, Ike. and on fireeral ether parts of the &ate is verg good
Unae-floor.
The Tenants will few the Prernifes, and for further Infor-
mation apply to Meffn. Wheeler and Son, at the Stone Houle,
near Cleohury Mortimer, in the County aforefsid.
London, England, 1801-09-05

SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER s.

PRICE OF STOCKS-THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK:
3 per Cent. Confottif 66--Atto, for account, 6o!.
3 per Cent. 951 9 Long Ann. 18t—Om:um 9! 9.
PRICII OF STOCKS YESTIRDAY :

- Bank Stock— 3 per C. Loy.
3 per C. Red. Ibut Long Ann. 284 It-t 6
3 Per C Conf. 454 60 Imp. 3 per Celli. 59i :Il
4 per C. Ann. St Exchequer Bills Is. 25. tilL
3 per Cent. Ann. 94 i i Omnlum Si i
64f
s per Cent. Navy 93i, 1 i Coat. tor Acc. I/
DVILIN, Seri rum I:
31 per Cent. Gov. Deb. 74-5 pc Cent. Goy. Deb. 94-
6 per Cent. Royal Canal Deb. 871.

Wednefday morning, foon after ten, their MA-
JESTIES took another excurfion to fca from Wey-
mouth. The KING, we are happy to Rate, finds
much benefit from the waters. The ROYAL FA-
MILY were accompanied by a fele& party of No-
bility. Prince ADOLPHUS went out on a (hooting
party. Princefs AMELIA took an airing in her
carriage, accompanied by Lady C. B sir 3 E.

GEORGE CAVENDISH, Efq. fon of the Right Hon.•
Sir HENRY CAI/RUMEN, Bart. is appointed Secre-
tary to the Lords of the Treafury in Ireland, in
the room of Sir GIORGI SMILE.

Monday Lill, h:ing Charter-clay for elefling the
Mayor and other Officers of the Borough of Col-
chefler, the following were chofen for the enfuing
year :—Mr. Alderman Thomas Hedge, Mayor ;
Meffrs. Aldermen William Smith, William Phil-
lips, and Robert Hewes, Juilices ; Mellis. W.
Mafon, jun. and Charles Fledge, Coroners; and
Mr. Thomas Andrews, Chamberlain; and on Mi•
chaelmas-day they will be (worn into their refpei•
tive offices.

The following is an Extratt of a Letter from
Tordefillas*, dated the itth of Au gull:—
" The magazines for fupplying the Army are In
this town. The auxiliary French troops have re.
turned from Ciudad•Roderigo :--za,ooo men are'
in Salamanca, 3,0c0 in Samori, 3,000 in Toro,
'hoou in Vallath.lid, and 4,000 in this town. They
are extremely diflipated, and caufe the gleatelt
conftifion. Frequent elifputes have taken place be-
tween them and the inhabitants, in which fcvetal
of the Republican fuldiers have been poigoarded.
This (14y So artillery waggons and 350 hrnfes ar-
rived from Bayonne. The French feem yet deter-
, mined on the conqueft of Portugal, and probably
will effea it; in the mean time, however, they
arc injuring this kingdom.''
• T.nttchllas is la Old Callik. 14 kornes frocOto,Ur'go, 16,
from b.lamam.., 4.d j from V:lla4okof.
London, England, 1801-09-05

DIED.

On the ath ult. at Gillingbam in Kent, in the 74th year of
his age, Neil Thompfon, q. of Bernees-ftreet. Patter of his
MSneftfs Navy.
Monday, fuddenly, aged tog, Mr. Joins Dixon, of
Downy:vs, Wiltftdre. By his two wives he had a numerous
his ekkdt daughter, now living, is upwards of 7o years
of age, and his yuungeft chid only :B. He was a remarkably
bee liver, and, from his own account, had drank in the courfe
of hb life, upwards of acco gallonsf brandy, betides (Aka
liquors • he enjoyed his faculties to M laft.
Lately, at Raft Lydford, John Wicks, in his tosth ytar.
-
London, England, 1801-12-12

WOODWARD's TOUR through ENGLAND and WALES,
Embellifted with One Hubdred Humorous Copper Plates.
This day was publifised,
la a large (tart° Volume, printed on fine Vellum Papas*,
• price,t L with the Prints Coloured, or 31. ,as. Plain,
ECCENTRIC EXCURSIONS through
ENGLAND and WALES.
Containing all that is worthy the attention of a Charaaerif•
tie Traveller, in a variety of Cities, Towns, Villages, etc. in
England and Wales, with • defeription of the Inhabitants of
each Courts., their various Habits, Cuftoms, Amufements,
Humours, Follies, Eccentricities, dec. &c. Interfperfed with
curious Anecdotes, &c. Embellilhed with upwards of tc,o
Folio and Quarto Copper plates,illuftrating the Humorous de-
feriptions given, in this Work.
By G. M. WOODWARD.
0 I pity the Man, who can travel from Dan to Beeribeba,
" and trills all barren ! and fo it is, and fo is all the World to
" bins, who will not cultivate the Fruits ft offers."—STr a N B.
••• The Public arc refpedfully Informed, that the Price of
this Work will be railed on the aft of February next.
London : Printed by and for M. Allen, zs.Paternofter-row.
London, England, 1801-12-12

-&
Dinner will be on the Table at s o'clock.
A General Attendance Of the Society is requelled at One to
'bear the Report of the Committee, to eledit new Members, and
to teethe Benefactions and Subferiptionsfor the current Year.
COMMITTEE for ram.
Dr. CUARLES BURNEY. Chairman.
Rev. Dr. RAINE, Deputy Chairman.
Rev. Dr. Crombie, Rev. I Lindfey,
Mr. Duff, Mr. Lord,
Rev. J. Olhfon, Rev. W. Shaw,
Mr. Green,. Rev. J. &turban,
Mr. Kelly, Becturary and Treafurer.
The principal Object of this Society is to citabligt a Pond for
the Widows and Orphaas of Schoolmaters, and for the Relief
of fuch Schooltnalltra and Miters, as may become diltreffed,
through Ages inftntdty, or Misfortune.
Plans of the Society may be had at the Bar of the Tavern.
PURSUANT to a Decree of the High Court of
Cir.neery, made in a Caufe Larkyns againit Larkyns, the
Crediam of WILLIAM LARKYNS, late of Blackheath, in
esucoonty of Kent, Efq. deceafed, are forthwith is come in
beforelohn Ord, Efq. one of the Matters of the faid Court,
and prove their Debts ; or in default thereof, they will be ex-
cluded the benefit of the Paid Decree.

Irct be Peremptorily Sold, purfuant to 4Decrce
-1- of the High Court of Chance, made in a atife " MIL-
LER againft BENSLEY; before John Spranger, Efq. one of
the Mafters of the fald Court, at t e Public Sale-tooth of the
Court of Chancery, in Southampton Buildings, Chancery-lane,
London, on Friday the 18th day of December, Igor, between
the hours of twelve and one in the afternoon, in four Lots ;
Several Freehold and Leafchold Eltates, fituate at Pertenhall,
Celmworth, Bninburit, and Wildest, in the county of Bedford.
Particulars whereof nsafbe had gratis, at the fold Matter's
Chambers, to Southampton Buildings, afore-11dd ; of William
Wilibew, Hitehin, Hens, Efq.; of Mr. Deuce, Solicitor, New
London-ftreet, Fetichurch-Rmet, Landoni and of Air. Town-
fend, Solicitor, StaleSta:kbtn, Londm.
The Truisms will Stew the Farms.

W YRLEY and ESSINGTON CA NAL, STAFFO RDSHIRE.
NOTICE is hereby given, that this Canal (in
Length Twenty-three Miles, from the Imuttion with
the Birmingham (,'anal at Wolverhampton, to the Junetion,
with the Coventry Canal at Huddlesford, near Litcheeld,) is
now in the moll cotnpleat (Tate, its various refources for Wa-
ter ate abluzdant in the dricit feafoo. The (apply of Coals
from the Bilitoo Mines, and from the Mines at Brovna.hills,
Go(cntt, and Effington, on the banks of the Canal, and of
Lime of thefirft Qzality from the Mullen& Rocks, at Hay-
Head, Lialey, Daw-end, and Rattail, io equal to any demand.
This Canal opens an immediate and much nearer communi-
cation than any other, for the conveyance of Merchandife be-
tween the Ports of London, Brißol, Liverpool, Hull, and
Gainiborough, by its communication with the Stafordihirc
aad Warcettanthire, the Birmingham and Coventry Cana/s.
CHUBS, Vilawrwicic and CHREES,
Clerks to the Company.
Wolverhunproa, November j; dot.
London, England, 1801-12-12

WATERPROOF CLOTHS: &o.

BELLAPATVPAFINT WATERPROOF LEATHER,
FOR BOOTS, SHOES, Sm.
EMSTS all kind of wet : Gentlemen may
I‘.-• Iva a whole day In the wet or dewy gr(s, without the
seater penetrating through the foles or upper-leathers. A thin
fort is prepared for Ladles wear: The foie leather, which is
waraprocf, Is Ibunped with capital letters, Bellamy's Patent
Waterproof.
IC B. To prevent inipofition, to be had only at the Paten:
101,1. 3, North-Place, Gray's bin-Lute, a few doors froni
G uild ftwd-fl tett. London.
London, England, 1801-10-20

.Ritiwen4 we cannot (peak in commendation.

Deoti-Lsita.—:ititharti the Third was alfo per-
formed at'this Houfe. KEMBLE was, as ulna], the
hero of the piece. His portraiture f this charac-
ter, oar readers art aware; is differently coloured
from that of Coota. They arts both of an excel-
lent defeription, and in their refpeetive features
well entitled to the weed of apprcbation: The
audience were numerous and brilliant.
London, England, 1801-10-20

I'O.MOR ROW EVENING, OCTOBER zl,
1 their Weak. Servant§ will aft: a 'tragedy, called
PIZARRO.
The scenery, Dreg* and Decoration, entirely new.
Rolls, Mr. KEMPLE •,
Pizarro, Mr. BARRY MORE;
Aloniwt.Mr. C. KF. BLE
• Las Cala, Mr. WP.OUGHTON

•
Elvirs,
Mrs. POWELL ;
Cork Ws BIGGS. •
The Vocal ➢arts by Mr. hedpwiek, Mr. Dignum,
Mrs. Crouch, Miss Dc Camp, Mrs, Mountain,ffa Stephens.
To which wiU bc added
THE VIRGIN UNMASK'D.

This Evening—A Cold Sit )ke for a Wife; with Lodoifica.
On Thurfday, Artax=xes ; Mundane, Mrs. Bit Li solos ;
with Who's the Dupe ?
On Saturday, the Comedy of A Trip to Scarborough; with
the Humour& - _

THEATRE-ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN.

• •--- -
TOMORROW EVENING. OCTOBER 27,
will be revived the Comedy of
THE MERCHANT OF VENICE.
shoock. Mr. COOKE ;
Etanio' Mr. CORY ; Graziano, Mr. KNIGHT ;
Lancelot, Mr. MUNDEN ; Old obbo, Mr.EMERY ;
Lorenzo, (with Songs) Mr. HILL;
-And Antonio, Mr-AdDItRAY.
jaw' (with Sonde) Mifs DIXON;
And Portia, Mifs MURRAY.
To which will be added, Mr. Maeldin's Comedy of
LOVE A-LA-MODE.
Sir Areby Msefareafm, Mr. COOKE ;
Sir Callaghan O'Braliaghan, Mr. JOHNSTONE ;
Squire Groom, Mr. LEWIS ;
Beau Mordecai, Mr. SIMMONS;
Er Theodore Goodehild, Mr. THOMPSON;
And Charlotte., Mifa CHAPMAN.
This Eveoing..Artazerzes; with Lovers' Q2arrels.
On Friday Mr. Cooke will appear in the Char.,Cler of Sir
Dia Overreach, in the revived Comedy of A New Way to
Pay Ohl Debts ; to whit* wall added,
e 4th time, the New
blufical Entertainment of the Mapes.
And un SatUrday, Mrs. Billiogton will perform the cha-
racter of Clara, In the Comic Opera of the Duenna ; to which
will be added the Fsrce of Hone* Thieves.
London, England, 1801-10-20

LONDON.

TUESDAY, OCTOBER so.

PRICE OF STOCKS THIS DAY. AT ONE O'CLOCK t
Confols 641—Ditto, for account, r.
Reduced 6511,--5 pt r Ccnt. loli tat—Loos Ann. aO,.
Ontuiam 24i 24.

• PRICE OF STOCKS YESTERDAY:
3 per C. Red. 68} I A Long Ann. 20•19•461
3 per C. C0n1.69 ii I Short Ann. 5 344
4 per Cent. 871 88 ()maim 244 4
5 per C. Ann. tin{} 1. Eieheq. Bills it. diC
5 int C. Loy. tot 103 3011. ConL for Nov. 69} 7c4 70}

This day we received Paris Journals to the 16th
inflant, inclufive. _

They contain a copy of the Preliminaries of
Peace which the laR papers announced to have
been !Sped between France and Ruilia.
They alfo contain letters to the FIAST CONSUL
from TOUSSAINT Louvirroa e, dated St. Do-
mingo, the t zth February laft, and 16th July, ac-
compan;ed with an Official copy of the new Con-
ftitution for that Ifland. The laft of thefe letters
we have fubjoined a the Conflitution to which it
alludes was laid before our readers fome time
ago.
We have alto laid before our Readers, betides
the Articles above referred to, Tome extrafts, to
thew in what manner the news of M.LAURISTON'S
arrival at London is told in Paris.—Tiert Conf 56f.
Citizen JosErn Botio AAAAA counfellor of Rate,
has been appointed Minifter Plenipotentiary of the
Republic to the Congrefs at Amiens.—joarnal de:
Definfeure de la Adele.
Private letters from Arentberg, dated Oaober 7,
hate, that the Chapter of Cologne Lave proceed-
ed to the eleetion of a new Elector, and that the
choice has fallen on his Royal Highnefs the Arch-
duke ANTHONY.
London, England, 1801-10-20

TENTH NIGHT.-+SANS SOUCI.

Bide Authority of the Right Hon. the 1.000 CHAIABIRLAIN,
ON THURSDAY NEXT, Odober 22, 1801,
will be prefented at SANS SOUCI, Leieelten.Place,
Leiecfter•Square, an Entertainment, entirely new god origi-
nal, Wind
A' FRISK.
Arrangement of the Recitation and Songs.
PART I.
Rec. Sir Peter, Mag, and the Song. The Letter N.
of the plot. Rcc. The Galley Slaves.
Semg.oritirDellght. Soog. The manes of the brave.
Rcc. Year* Thom on- Rec. Mr. PadJle.
deceived. Song. Literary Tranfosigra.
Song. In vino writes. tion.
Rec. More Encroachers. Rec. Something or oche,!
Song. The Cuckoo. Song. The New Year.
Rec. An Exception.
PART IL
Rec. Sir Peter Impatient. Song. The Ladies.
Song. The Voyage of Life. Rec. The Lampoon.
Rec. The DiStovery. Song. Love and Madnefs.
Song. Honour among Thieves. Rec. The Wooden Legs.
MCC. Whifilt Song. Jack at the Opera.

ions. Tray.
Roe. More Poets.

Ree. 'Nuts.
gong. The Dinner.

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PART lIC
Ree. Thoughts on Matrimony. Rec. Mtg talks !
bong. The Original and the Song. The Wife elect.
Piave. Ree. The Lovers.
Rec. Courage and its thodow. Song. Every Man lies trwn
Song. The vicifatudes of Glory. Pilot.
lee. The Ambafador with- Ric. The Surprise.
out credentials. Song. The /Clangs of Pez:e.
Song. Father and I.
The whole is written, and comp:led, and will be (paten, fang
and accompanied by Mr. DIBDIN.
Admittance—Boxes ss.—rit 3a—Gallery 21.
Doers to be open at Seven, and the Performance to begin at
Plght
Places for the Boxes may be taken at Mr. Dibdin's Ware-
Imre, where may be bad all his different Produations; and,
alto, Propoials for printing by Subfeription, his Three Years
Tour to almoft the whole of England, and a confiderable Part
of Scotland ; in a Series of Letters to intelligent and reipealtable
Friends; and embellilluid with Forty Kumla intestine% from
Pictures painted by Mr. Danis, and Twenty Vignettes, de-
igned, etched, and prepared for the aquatint., by Mira Die mu.
The Pidatres and Specimens of the Prim be Prima may fern, free of
tape at Lelecitto Place.
The only entrance to the Theatre, will be at the Door
seareft Lace/ter-Square
The above Entertainment, which continues to he received
with the louden applaufe, will be repeated every Monday,
rhorfday, and Saturday Evenings till further notice.
Juft pablidied " Honour among Thieves," " Tray." And on
Monday neat " The Letter N."