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London, England, 1806-09-08

Thin day was publilhed,in Three Parts,
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Paper.
ANEW POCKET DICTIONARY of the Ita.
lion. French. and Enalifh Languages. compofed and
abridged after the bcft and molt copious Dittionaries of the Three
Languages.
By CAJETAN P01.11:10RI.
Part containing Italian, Fnglills. and French —Part II French,
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Price ads. in boards.
This (mall Diftinnary will be found the molt complete Work 1
of the kind ever offered to the Public; In point of words. it Is
not only more copious than Bottarelli's, Montuctes. and
Marti-
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have been (pared: it is therefore announced to the public as defers.
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GAME 'LAWS.—WrIda day vets publithed, price ts. roved,
ALDIGEST OF THE GAME LAWS: Ctim-
paling all the Statutes time to Wee relative to
Forefta, Partridges, Pigeons,
Deer, Phearants 1:10P,
Hares, Red Game, Sea PM

Rabbits, 81. Game, River Pith, Ike. Ike.
Regulations far Gamekeeper., Certificate., Re. with Notes, and
an Appendir, contaistitg all the Adjudged Cafes, General Obfcr•
vations, a rcettlents of Indidtments, Notices, Warrants. Convic-
tions, and Abfl rae.t. of the feveral Statutes for the Pref.. rv.,tion of
Harts, Partsidges, and Pbcafanta. Originally compiled
By JOHN PAUL, Erq. Barritter at Law.
• The Fourth Pdition. with confiderable Additions.

Rewired and corroded by JOHN IRVINO MAXWELL, of this
Hon. Society of the Inner Temple.
In Vas Edition every effort bas been elected. to communicate the
molt copious and accurate Information upon the G.me Laws, upon
a plan adapted not only to the prattleal Information of the Sport'''.
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e. The Laws relative to Landlords, Tenants, and Lodgers ; or,
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SAW
&e. &c. &e.
And the lowelt Prise TweNTV POOllOl. ^
r r EIE Firft-dr wn Ticket will be entitled to TEN
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more Capital PANS thaa wm ever known us any State Lottery
whatever.
Tile /1/7 yomnet. Prize, the le %opal Blank, and the le
Topeol. Prise, ever Mart, were all fold at the above Offices;
where Tickets, Sham. and Chances, are felling in great variety,
and where all instflanding Prizes are paying in tall, without any
drtlitetion.
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orders, poft or carriage paid, accaommted with gond bill., bank
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or No. 9. CHARINO-CROSS.

MONEY READY 'TO ADVANCE.
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-I- 4 Irani Freehold, Copyliend, or Leafehold Elates, In Land or
H. fa, Money to the Funds, Rent Charges, Marriage Settlements,
Widows Jointures, Annuities, Patent Places, Church Living% or
any other cert.dn Income for Lite, may he fupplicd with tempora-
ry or permanent SUM of Money to any amount, by paying An-
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nay be isceonneodated, on their paternal fecurity ; and in any
~ inftance where the fingle futility of an individual may be deemed
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country, ;putt paid) wild he immediately anfwered. allrelled to
•he Diredlor..: the Kisightibtidge Bank. at his Wien Look, No. S.
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London, England, 1801-05-14

NAUTICAL INTELLIGENCE.

MAILS THIS DAY,—WIND N. W.
ARRIVED DOR
o iiAmburgiv. May
o Duh;iii, May
• Waterford, May 9
I Donnaghldce, May 20, 0
• Lceward ICand

FALMOUTH, MAY zr.

Arrived the PRINCE nous"- packet, Captain
PrrRE, from the Leeward Iflands, with Mails
and Difpatcbes the failed from England on the
:Bth of February kit, with the Mails for the
Iflands, and arrived at Barbadoes on the 6th of
March, where the found the SYREN frigate, which
had convoyed the Welt India fleet from Cork :
at Martinique, on the loth, the found his Majetty's
(hip LEVIATHAN, with Admiral DUCKWORTH'S
flag on board, and the CALCUTTA: from Domi-
nica to Antigua the was convoyed by his Majefty's
(hip CAYENNE: at Antigua the found lying his
Majeay's (hip PROSELYTE with nine tranfports un-
der her convoy from Portfmouth, and the Ame-
rican brig Eagle with a convoy, all of which
failed from thence on the 2 ift : the landed her
Mails at the feveral Iflands and arrived at Tortola
on the zd of April, where the found the Acts-
ANDER tender, which failed from thence during
her (lay there : the touched at St. Thomas's, where
the found his Majefty's SOUTH•METON, Co.
ROMANDEL, ARAB, and CALCUTTA, and failed
from thence for England on the sth of April, un-
der convoy of the ARAB, which parted company
on the Bth : fpoke the tfodelly, of Bremen, 40
days from Charleflown, bound to London, all
well on the sth inftant, and arrived here this day.
—Mr. Livros, our late Ambaffador at America,
came home paffenger in this packet, together with
Captain BOGER, Major BROWN, Lieutenants Moe-
KY. and GREGORY, and Meas. ARMSTRONG, GIL.
BERT, MACLACH LAN, and Ross.

Put back by contrary winds, the KING Gsoaca
Packet, with the Mails for Li(bon, which failed
yefterday.—Appeared off, for orders, and failed
again, for France, the American (hip Sufan and
Polly, Captain WOODBURY, from Charleftown.—
Arrived the American !hip Argo, Captain How.
LAND, from Barcelona, with wine, &c. for orders.
The two French frigates mentioned in my letter of
yefterday, fpoke by the Puossi ix Packet on the
sgth ult. are la Cocarde and la Corneille, of so
guns each, they were kering S. S. E. with a prefs
of fail.
London, England, 1801-05-14

PLYMOUTH, MAY is.

Came in the Spanifh brig San Francifco Saviour,
from St. Bebailian, in ballafl, taken by the Earl
St. Vincent privateer, of this port : alfo the Ame-
rican Ihip Minerva, of New Bedford, Capt. Man-
IL 1H sw, from Almeria, bound to Hamburgh, laden
with barilla, detained by the Ferret privateer, of
London.

Five P. M. A cutter in the fervice of the Admi-
ralty, is kill come in from fea, and going up Ha-
moaze, and by her appearance is from abroad :
the has had an anion with fome velrel, her fails
being full of (hot holes ; her mainmalL appears to
be much wounded, but cannot get the particulars
early enough for port.

PORTSMOUTH, MAY 13.
Sailed for the Downs the Ram, of t 8 guns, •
Captain SANDERS, with a convoy.—Arrived the
Hazaao, Captain BUTTSaiIIiLD, from Ireland.
SHEERNESS, MAY 13.
Sailed yellerday the followinßgun.brigs, &mon.
HOUND, ARCHER, BASILISK, MARINI', LOCUST,
and FIRMER, for the Downs.—Arrived this day
the DRIVER floop, Captain DUNBAR, from Yar-
mouth : the Isis was taken into Dock; and the
Aaaow floop came into Harbour.
London, England, 1801-07-21

3IR RALPH 4L.ERCEO4II.Er.

Order of Proceffion for the Funeral of the late Right Hon.
• Sir RALPH Anent-Rob:intr., K. B. Ctimmander in Chief of
his Majefty't Forces in the Mediterranean, on the asoh of
April, aut.
A Subaltern's Guard of the Royal Artillery, with Arms
reverted.
Four Six-pounders, drawn by Artillery Men.
Two Ammunition Wagon drawn by Artillery Men.
Th: Bands of the ;nth and eoth Regiments. with their Drutni
muffled, playing a Solemn Dirge.
• The Guard, .
Confifling of the Flank Companies of the Garrifon, undel
the Command of Col. I,l•.llifter. Seth Begin:air,
the Senior Field Officer, w're.: Anne teverted.
The Band of the 411,11 Regiment.
Lieut. Col. Dyer, Aid-de-Catmi :o the deccarce.
Garri:un Chaplain.
I.t.Col.Gordon,eBth The Body on a) Lt.CoLßenthatn,R.A. .
--- Baylia,3s Oa )
raw Brown, Carrizotc ( K.:mtnis, Both
--a—City. Both drawn by ,S Bwn, 31th
--e• Ofwald, ,a sth Arull:ry Nlen. Brown, 40th
Pall Btarcrs. , Pall'Bearers.
Mak,. General Pigot, Chief Mourner.
Brig. General Moncrich Major .Gencral Vellettes.
Supporters of the Chief Mourner.
A led Saddle Hone fully caparifoncd, and covered with Black.
Servants of the Deceafed.
Of ieara by Corp, youbgeft (leach Corps firft.
i Officer of .Maltcfe Militia 1 t Officers of the Royal Navy
a Officer, of Maltefe Light it Officers of the Cununiffa-
-111 fan try Bat. off duty ries Staff
3 Officers of Neapolitan Bat. ' 13 Officers of the Medical
4 Officers of 48th Reg. Staff
5 Officers of ad Bat. poth ta Officers of the Garrifon
6 Officers of 'ft Bat. 40til Military Staff
1 7 Officers of ad Bat. 35th is Officers of the General
8 Officers of .ft Bat. 35th Military Staff
9 Officersof RoyalEngincers 16 Principal Maltele Officer.
to Officers Royal ArUllery / of the Civil Government.
At eight in the morning the colours on the dif•
ferent forts were !wilted half fief high. The ftreets
through which the procellion paffrd were lined by
the regiments of the garrifon ; and minute guns
fired born the Cavaliers of La Valetta, and the
(hips in the harbour, from the body leaving the
Palace until it at raved at the'place of interment,
which was followed by three rounds of eleven
cannon. .
London, England, 1801-07-21

ed by me. Myteart is penetrated with joy when
I refie& that fortune has afforded me an opportu-
nity of making Come fmall return for the lingular'
favours heaped upon me by your Majeflies; as a
recompence for my loyalty, and my affeaion for
your augull perfons, and my lively and ardent
willies for the permanence of your glory and prof
perity. I tannot fupprefs a wilh that your Majef-
ties will deign to vifit your troops, that you may
experience the Tweet emotion felt by jult and be-
neficent Princes loving their people, and beloved
by them. You will be placed in the raidft of an
army animated by valour, by loyalty, and by
every national virtue. But my voice is too feeble,
my language is too tame to convey an idea of their
fentiments, to exprefs their impatience to fee and
to falute your Majefiies, their defire to facrifice
themfelves in your fervice, and their hope to be
rewarded for their toils. May HEAVEN profper
with its bl.-flings all the defigns of your Majefties
as completelyas wishes your molt loyal fubjea,
(Signed) MAIM., EL DE GODOY.
London, England, 1801-05-13

BIEN AMIE, by his Majrfty's Riip IVIAGICIENNE

- -
[HE French Chaffee Maree BIEN AMIE.—
Dimcafions—Length on deck ep feet 6 inches, breadth
above,s6 feat 2 inches, depth in the hold 8 feet inches, burthen
Ss 37-94 tons ; round ftcrn, French hulk, appears to be a firm,
ftroog-built sad, and carries a large cargo; would make an
excellent coafter, is well calculated for any ther trade where
a sad of fire is required ; a prize taken by his Majeftja
Magirienne, William Ogilvie, Efq. Commander.—Her cargo
wafts of the following goods: for 'exportation
rs Pipes Brandy 33 Hbds. White Wino
ss Hisals. ditto a Calks Prunes
los Red Wine.

Catalogues, Inventories, Ind other Information, may be ob.
Wood by applying to Edward Lytle, Efq.Agent, Plymouth ; of
Meas. Vlredderburne, Weblter, and Co. merchants, London ;
or at the Office of PETER SYMONS, Sworn Broker.
London, England, 1801-07-28

HANAU, JULY 14.

The Eleflor of Mentz is raid to have been official-
ly affured by feveral Court s,that in the impending
fecularifations, he would remain in pOffieffion of
his dignities as Ele&or and Arch-Chancellor of
the Empire ; but that he would not be indemnified
for the lots of the city of Mentz, and that his lots
had not been fo confiderable by far as that of the
Chapter, which, with the municipality of Bingen,
had loft an annual revenue of 68,000 florins, be-
tides 9z,c00 florins in tithes on the left banks of
the Rhine, for which it would be indemnified by
the abbies of Erbach, Engelthal, Ilmftadt, Rose-
burg, and Arnfburg, and the Canonfhips of Fritz-
lar and Afchaffenburg, which would be incorpo-
rated with the Chapter. The church of St. Peter
at Afchaffenburg will be the Metropolitan church.

LONDON.
London, England, 1801-07-28

MONDAY, JULY a&

PRICE OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK 1
3 per C CORE money, Ot—Ditto, for account, sB4.
;tamed 594 4-4 per Cent. 784 4-01nnintn 64 4.
TRICE OF STOCKS YESTERDAY :
3 per Cent. Red. 30 Hi Long Ann. 18 17 5-t6-}
3 per C. Coe 344 f Short Ann.
4 Per Can- 3 Per C 11191. SEl}
Per C Mfg 914 Omnium 6,1
Per C LoY• 93# f CooL for Auguß 3E4 4.

Our Plymouth letter of this day will be read
with intereft. It contains an account of the cap-
ture of a corvette of 22 guns, which was cut out
of a bay near Breft by the boats belonging to fome
(hips of our fleet, after a revere conflift that reflefts
great honour on our gallant feamen, by whom it
was maintained with fuck brilliant fuccefs.

The Court of Copenhagen has acceded to the
Convention figned at St. Peteriburgh on the s 7th
of June ; which fortunately completes the fettlement
of all our differences with the Maritime Powers of
the North.

We underhand that accounts were received by
the flag of truce, which brought over the 'left
French Journals, of the nest Consul. having ro-
sined the Treaty momd into with Portugal.
There can be little or no ground for the appre-
henfions entertained by many of an immediate in-
vafion ; the alacrity however of Government, to
be prepared to repel any attempt, calls for praife.
The defence of the Channel, from Ordfordnefs to
Beacby Head, is confided to Lord Ns Lso a ,flanked
on the Weft and Eaft by the. Breit and North
Sea fleets, limier the Adnirals aoftuwAt te and
Gaayss. Lord NELSON fet out at four o'clock
yefterday morning for Shecrnefs, where he is to
hoift his flag on board the AMAZON frigate. He
has fixteen frigates and all the gun-boats and
(mailer craft under his orders. His Lordfhip
made an application for three Aides-de-camp,
which the Admiralty have complied with,although
unprecedented, in confideration of the inconveni-
ence to which our brave Admiral is expofed by the
lots of his right arm in the fervice of his country.
The French Government concludes upon confining
all our operations to &pia, we are very much mif-
taken if they are not quickly undeceived. With
Lord NaLson having the aelive command of the
fee forces, Earl Sr. Vssicaarr at the head of the
Admiralty, and Lord Coattwar.ctstakingthe field,
it were ingratitude to feel anxiety for the ifue.

In the mean time, all the Volunteers of the
kingdom have received orders to hold themfelves
in readiaefs at is moment's notice ; and Using
fmacks have been hired by the Trinity Houfe at
the entrance of the Swin, for the purpofc of being
fiationed at the Buoys lying at the repalive Sands,
to cut or defiroy them, in cafe an enemy's !Jett
amid make its appearance.
London, England, 1801-07-28

yeßszr, yur,r is.

Of the Dutch troops arrived in this Eland, the
Officers are fine looking men, and exemplary in
their condua. They art very temperate. They
fit down to dinner at 3, and rife from table at 4.
Their mufic is excellent.

The rich prize fent in here by the Revenge,
Marquis Townfend, and Flying Fill privateers of
this Ifland, is condemned, and contains a large
quantity of dry Oz-hides, Vigonia wool, copper,
and feveral other valuable articles from Buenos
Ayres. She is a fine new veffel, of about 240 tons.
London, England, 1801-07-28

EIRE IN KITCHEN CHIMNIE&

FROM the Imperfeaion and many Ineonveni-
ences twat mile from the life of Smoke jacks, oecalinocd by
the qut, that few SarniUm but have et perk:teed the
droontlants of the Chimney taking Simi cam at
the time of cooking—To prevent which, the Proprietors offer
to the Nobility and the Public a Jick, the inveution of which
is entirely new: they are oiled without going up dm Chimney,
monet be pet out of repair by the Chimney Sweeper, nor it it
neeeffary to go up the Chimney to refit or is than, end will
not want to be removed for twenty years, add to this that by
the ufe of a ilea boa oathe Mantle, the Cook or any perfno can
iee if tk,c Jack wants oil, or If the oil already therein is good or
bode—Patent Rerifter Stereecitc. by then* of which much more
hint is obtained at a mac►h kit menet of fact—Kitchen Ranges
with Ovens, laikvs, Steamers, Sr.c. aqd Kitchen furaiture in
Patent Iron, Copper, Tin. &c.
The above to be had only at Stratton., the Patentees, Mach-
friars Road, London.
London, England, 1801-07-28

A CARD.

TNTN this Age of Luxury and Lieentionfnefs, when
the indiferetions of yooth difisppoint the eipeetations of me-
nutty, and lay the foundation of premature and fickly old age,
it is not to be wondi red that &Medicine of fuch reftorative pow.
en as the AROMATIC LOZENGES of STEEL, &add ob-
tain the fatuaion sod rtaantmasdettion of the amok enlightened
Medical tharadten in Europe—Many Perfoas who were lately
labouring under infirmities, which rendered life Infuppurtahk,
are now enjoying health and vigour; the weak, the languid, the
rebSed, the emaciated of either rex ; thole who have Impaired
didr emanations by a long reliance in unhealthy climates ;
the nervous and the debilitated will Gad in this Medicine the
of Comfort, a degree of reanimstion, cal a delightful
natation from mifery and infirmity, to be-Ith and comfort.
Les Paftilles Martians de Montpelier, or Aromatic Loam-
get of Rteel, are prepared by Dr. STSAT c, Nn. 19; Charlotte-
Inset, illoomlbstry ; and fold by his Agent, R. Barron, Drug-
gift, No. 1511, Strand; and retail by all tarp .stile Medicine
I/soden Is the United Kingdom, price 7i.the true, duty Inch,
dad, the DoCtor's l'ortraat nd Signature on each, without
which noneean began:be.

Dr. Sim 4.7 ell Treatise oo ?ensile Complaints, dedicated to
the (Lott N, arty be tad 1115 aIbOVC, peke li.

. FOR BILIOUS DISORDERS, sod to SEA BATHERS.
AS the exedive Heat of the Weather renders
Bilious complaints more frequent thin any other at thh
dine of the feafon, Mr. Dixon, Apothecary, Proprietor of the
AntibiSous Pills, bags leave to remind the Public of their hipe-
riOr of Tracy, both as preventing fuch diforders, and entirely re-
moving the fragment' they produce. The great demand for
them for exportation to the Warmer Climates is the heft re-
commendation that can b- given of their excellence in croon-
Wading that accumulation of Bile which meefive heat °ma-
im, and which dilation digeftion, and Wares the adtion
of the bowels. From dish circa in aging on the grin, they
art highly ufeful along with a courfe of Sea Balling, as they
prevent that Head-ach and Chiliincfs which often sfueceeds
the operation of Bathing, if taken • Ihort time before it.
Haring Pregnancy, from their operation, they are more vie-
ful than any other Medicine, in preventing that Coltivenefs
of habit, Sicknefa of Stomach, and Uncalincf. which go.
Denny is attendant on the Pregnant State. The high wa-
this Medicine has received in the private pradthe of
the Proprietor renders k unnecetary en fay mom in it. favour.-
Oaks of their elliscaey arc wrapped mend each box, rived Or
Dixon, and foiled with his arms.
Sold wholefale at Ching and Butler's Medicine Warehonfe.
No. 4. Climpfute, near St. Paul's London, in hoses at so 3d,
half boxes ia pd. and la family boxes s• one guinea each.
Sold alto by Wood, Wiymot di, Gregory and Gilbert. Brigh-
am; Hasani, Bath ; Silver, at the Parade, Margate ; and by
as or more Vendee of Modisiass h watt' [safe.% toil prio-
rity's is the Worley.
London, England, 1801-05-25

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Inn kw days will be publillied.

LONDON.

A COMPARATIVE VIEW of the pui3Lic
FINANCES at the BEGINNING and the CLOSE of
the kite ADMINISTRATION.

By WILLIAM MORGAN, F.A.S.
P. nted for J. Ecbrett, eppofite Burlington-tionfe, Piccadilly.
Cf whom may be had, by the fame Author,
FACTS, and ADDITIONAL FACTS, addrefftd to the
ferioos attention of the People of Great Britain, refpedting the
Eartices of the War, and the State of the National Debt.
An APPEAL to the People of Great Britain on the State of
the Public Finances and of Public Credit.
London, England, 1801-05-25

APARTNER WANTED, in the Whnlefale
and Retail Linear/raper? and Haberdafhery Rufinera,
The Advewifer hang has carried on the above Branches for
upwards of twenty years, has one of the mat eligible Situations
in the City of Briltol, and is defirous to form a Connection with
a Perfon of Integrity, who will advance from One Thoufand
to Fifteen Hundred Pounds, and hopes he all have no objection
so take an attive Pax in the above Concern, his chief Motive
being to extend the Bufinefs; deals with Brit Factors In Ireland,
and refpedtable Hodes In London and Manebefter.
Letters to be diretcd to W. Peritli, ft ar Siggnnatures,at
,Meffrs. Moore and Roffer, Printers, Corn-tract, BriltoL
London, England, 1801-05-25

MATH&
Wednefslay evening laft, the Lady of I. IL Darker, rfq. of •
daughter, at his houfe in On:Armor ftreet, Orofvenor-fquAre.
On Friday left the Lady of David Felt, Efq. of Caverfharn-
Grove, of a daughter. .
London, England, 1801-05-25

PLYMOUTH, MAY 23.

Yefterday arrived here the Spanifh fhip Santa
Terefa, of 12 guns, and 3o men ; and the Spanifh
brig del Roferie,of 4 guns,both from Mont Oviedo,
bound to Tenerife, laden with hides and tallow :
they were captured on the t7th of April, to the
fouthweft of the Canary iflands; by his Majefty's
Gips VIIILIASIR, of 14 guns, Captain Hoot ; St/-
aunt, of 74 guns, Captain Surma ; and the
CAMBRIAN, of 40 guns, Captain LEDGE: thofe
Sips were efcorting the outward bound EaR India
Beet. Arrived alfo the BLANCH a, of 32 guns, Cap-
tain HAMMOND, from the eaftward ; and the Port
Rofeway, South Sea whaler, outward bound, put
back in confequence of having parted from the
outward bound Eall India chips, which paled this
port the at ft Mama. _ _

Came in the !hip Highland Chief, of. London,
Captain CatsNawAr, from Bengal, bound to Lon-
don, put in in great dißrefs, having been run
aboard by a frigate two nights ago, by which her
boats were Rove in, and the (hip otherwife much
damaged : the failed from Bengal in company with
five other !hips, which ate gone up Channel: ill
the pafengers are on board the HighlandChief.and
will land here. The Highland Cliff fpoke the
homeward bound Litbon fleet yeflerday, confining
bf 6o fail, under convoy of the ENDVISION and
LAPWING frigates, going up ChanneL
Came in the Portoguefe brig Cornacecao Ame-
ricana, Captain Mawr's'', from Oporto, for this
port : Rte failed under convoy of the Am.osi fri-
gate; alto the FOINIDAILI, of 98 guns, Captain
CRINDALL, from a cmize.
Sailed the MaaNlncßNr, of 74 guns, Captain
BOWATUL, on a cmize.
The frigate that ran aboard of Highland
Chief, 'truck her with firth force, that the anchor
of the latter lodged in the bows of the frigate, and
the two (hips having very great'iray through the
water. the cable fattened to the anchor, ran out
end for end after it : very fortunately it was not
fattened to the matt of the Highland Chief, as is
nfual; if it had, the confequences might have been
fatal to both (Lips.
Came in the brigantine Vidlory. of London,
jamas Bownsm Matter, from London. for Saint
John's, laden with naval flora (he was captured
the IR inßant, by the Sarrge French privateer, of
AI guns, and 170 men; and retaken by the Fir-
Ilaana of sigunr. the istli follbwing.

.SHEERNESS, MAY 23.

Yefterday his Majeay's gup-brig JACSELL ar-
rived at Nore from the river Thames.

This day the IRRESISTIBLE, of 74 guns, Admi-
ral Rowcar, arrived at Blackflakes, from Chat-
ham ; the GALco (loop, Captain HAWKI Ns, failed
for the Downs; and the ALLIANCE fore fhip, Cap-
tain Mitat is Hs airived from Gibraltar, lalt from
Portfmouth.
London, England, 1801-05-25

NAUTICAL INTELLIGENCE.

MAILS THIS DAY.--WIND E.
sutured
• Harnbursh, May
s Dublin. May ao, 21,
• Waterford, May zo,
s Donnaghadee, May 20, at,
Map 9,
Azirxican, April 17,

YARMOUTH; MAY 24.

DUI

Friday arrived the BLENHEIM man of war.
Yefterday Admiral DICKSON fhifted his flag frcm
the Pawns of ORANGE man of war to the BLEW-
-05101, and this evening failed for a cruize off Go
ret, with the BLENHEIM, of 74 guns, STANDARD:
0E64 guns, Bausiswict, of 74 guns, PRINCESS
of ORANGE, of 74, ASSISTANCE, of so, TEX EL, of
5+ guns, Sumas. frigate, HART brig, and a
cutter. Sailed the Mori mourn for Portfmouth.—
This morning arrived the PRINCE of WALES Pack-
et, Captain DERN', with Mails, a Meffenger, and
feveral Paffingkrs:

FALMOUTH, MAY ii.

'Arrived the Duca of CUMBERLAND packet,
,Capt. BOULDERS ON, in z 6 days from Halifax and
New York, with mails and difpatches.—She left
England the 23d of January laft, with the Ameri-
can mails of that month, and arrived at New
York on the 7th of February, and failed on the
9th of April for Halifax, where fhe arrived on the
22d, and found lying there the LILLY sloop of
war.: while fbe remained at Halifax, his Majefty's
ihipsANDROMACHa and CLEOPATRA arrived there ;
The failed for England on the 27th, and arrived
here yefterday.*
Arrived alto yefterday the WALS taw; en packet,
Capt. Rozzars, in 13 days from Lifbon, with
mails.—She failed on the zoth of laft month, and
arrived in the Tagus on the 25th, where the found
his Majefty's kips Fitzroy, and la DIANE. The
LADY ALAssiia packet had arrived fafe at Lifbon.
—The LAPWING and her convoy arrived there
from England, on the 29th ; and on the follow.
ing day his Majefty's (hip ENDYMION.—The fleet
for England, confining of about so fail, failed on
the 4th inftant, under convoy of his Majefty's kips
Enorritos and LAPWING. La DIANB failed with
a convoy for Gibraltar on the 6th; and on the
9th, the WALSINGHAM failed for England, and
arrived here yefterday.—Sailed the American fhip
Herald, Captain &tsar, for Rotterdam; and the
American brig Commerce; Captain Bzeilta., for
Hamburgh.

PORTSMOUTH, MAY v.
Sailed the LIDA and Atm% frigates, 'with a
detach nent of the Guards, and Svc tons of dol.
Jars, for Egypt.
The Hamm:set, of 74 guns, and HUSSAR fri-
gate, are dropt down to St. Helen's.
London, England, 1801-05-22

BIRTH&

°tithe zyth loft at Ms Lortilldp's feat, at byline, Staffosoll
{hire, the Countefs of Talbot, Gra daughter.
At Brightest, the nth haft. the Lady of Hugh Scott, Efg.
Harden, of a fon.
Mrs. Hopper, of Witten Caftle, Durham, of a fon.
On Monday bit, the Honourable Lady Wallas, of Upper'
Hasiey4treet, of a daughter.
On Tedday, in Winapole-ftrret, the wife of Edward Lam

Jen. Efe. al a iirighter.

On Saturday morning,atit7&Mies, Bloomfbury, William
Walker, EN. of the Inner Temple, to Mifa Champamiof Guild-
ford- Bract.

DIED.
On the nth [Leant, at his houfe in Stalin-row, Dr. Doily,
ag 6
3.
.ednefday, in Golden-fquare, the Lady of William Aber-
cronaby, of GUEaugh, Efq.
On the stb of February laft, in Jantalca,of the yellow fever,
Major Hamphry Jervis White, of the 33d Regiment, and bro.!
ther to Sir John J. W. Jervis, Bart.
London, England, 1801-05-22

Preis a kof viss: Ne-.4.sr:Csaissta,orz,pek
acre; bf Oahe& celtbiiti performance
ofinolt aftonlihing cures of eirery ditbrder incident
to tie human fraMe, neiebilso biliOus, and gouty
complaints, with all obitraßions indto
ver, fnd brain. The Doetoi hat tint the lift,
and pa'rt of this year in pratlict It. Edinburgh,
Glafgow, and Dublin, where he gain the greatel
fatisfaElion, and has biotight with him 'the ftillift
teilimonials, for:the ingsettiOn of thofe who ple#fe
to inquires but, as to that, we .find numbers; in
and about London, aired of the worft maladies,
and who are not aihamed to acknowlidge it, by
Dr. Gardner's medicines. Sold In town and coun-
try, 25. 3d. los. dd. a>Jd 2 ts.,per box. Alto, fang-
lyeafes, five guineas each. Advice every day frsan
nine to two : biondAys and Fridars until
nine at night, as the forenoons of thole two days
are devoted to the poor.
-

The affliffled with Rheumat•fma, Sciatica, Lumbago, Head-
Numbnefs, Palfey, Platuleneies. and Pains of the Sto-
mach,vrill find an effleettsal remedy in WHITESItAIt $ Es since
of MUSTARD, which has frequently focceeded in cafes that
bad baffled every other method, and under circuniltances that
precluded every expectation of relief from the means ufually
prefcribed. It Is prepared in Pills, and alto in a fluid Rate.—
The Pills are an rseellent Stomachic, particularly fcrvlceable
in Flatulencies and Indigeftion.; and by their Winery mode of
operation, (infoftible pedpiration) they gradually undermine
the molt obftinate Rheumatic and ether complaints, and at the
'fame time invigorate the debilitated conflitution. The Fluid
Effence is a remarkably &Rive embrocation, neceffarlly ufed
with the Pills • and as it generally excites a tingling knfation;
even in the Pills;
hated mulch', it removes the caufe of
pain, by bringing on a proper circulation in the part. By this
means, the fevereft Sprains and Bruifes, old Strains and Re-
laxations, arc frequently cured by a few applications. In ner-
vous Head-ache, it affords inftantaneous relief; and by the
fuggeaion of feveral Ladies of diftiellon, Me JoHNITON pre-
pares it, for the accommodation of the affluent, equally grate-
ful as the Honey or Lavender Waters ; In this Rate it can only
be had at his houfe, No. Is, Greek-ltreet, Soho, London, in
larger Seed bottles, at ifs. 6d. cach.—The genuine is diftin-
guilhed from counterfeits by the King's Patent, and the flgna-
tore of R. joint STOW an the fable of each box or bottle. It
may be had at as. cid. each, of every reputable Medicine Ven-
der in the ;time kingdoms, Weft Indies, and America. To
prevent counterfeit impofiticm, the diftinguithing marks of the
genuine are neceffary to be attended to.
London, England, 1801-05-22

PARLIAMENTARY PRO6EEDINGS.

HOUSE OF LORDS, THURSDAY, MAY sr.
Connie! were heard relative to the Scots Appeal, Sir James'
Colguhoun, Bart o. the Provo& and the town Magiftrates of
Dumbarton. After which, their Lardildps poßponcd the fur-
ther bearing of the cafe to a future day.
The Royal Affent was given by Commiffion to 5R public and
private Bills. Among the State Bills, which were compara-
tively few, were the following—the hi& Hop Duty, the kith
Coen Bounties, the Rice Importation, the Elephant Oil, the
Curates Regulation, and the Bank Note Forgery Bills.
The Lords Conuiffioners were—the Lord el,. ..40r, the
Duke of Roxburgh, and Lord Wall:lngham.
On the motion of the Lord Chancellor, the farther confider-
ellen of the Scotch Appeals, Fullerton, o. Dalrymple, and Men-
Da= ford, was pollponed till to-morrow.
London, England, 1801-05-22

FROM LLOYD'S LIST.

DEAL, MAY 2l.—Remain as per Wt.—Wind E.
GRAVESEND, MAY 21.—Paft by the Etperiment,
HOLMAN ; Juno, —; and Offian, —, from
Dantzic ; Dolphin, —, from Meinna ; Nancy,
Derrsit, from St. Michaels; and Maria Regina,
MEYER, from Hamburgh.—Sailed the Jonge
Duffe, —, for Embden.

The Mufgrave, ATKIN sos, from Liverpool to
Virginia, was loft the isi.h of March; crew faved.
1 he D•dphin packet, —, from Spain to the
rlavannah; is taken by the Dart privateer, and
arrived at Brifto'.

JOHN WENTWORTH HOLLAND, Firft Lieutenant
of the PlloEll frigate, is promoted to the rank of
Mailer and Commander, for his gallant conduit i:
the late anion with the French frigate l'Africaine.
A F-ench cutter privateer, of 14 guns and 75
men ( irmerly the ACTIVE cutter), is capture.,
in the Ninth Sea, by the LADY ANN armed brig,
and orought into Bridlington.
The Sultana, Coss; and Brymer, fron
Halifax to London, are taken and carried int.
Pallage, near St. Sebaflian's.
The MONTGOMERY, Capt. SINCLAIR, belonging
to Bengal, has been captured off Sumatra b)
three privateers; fhe had on board gold dult
valued at poo dollars; The above privateer.
have long infefted the Weft coact, one of whici-
very lately attacked the Company's fhip ARN •
rrost. They generally cruize about Pooloo Neya,
London, England, 1801-05-22

Ric
New cues of the Weddel

State
Serene(' of Reputation
Eleen a' Moor
O'er the Vine-coverd HiSe
The Pease of Mount St.
Gethanl

Eighteenth Centuri
Cant Pkrafes
A New Chapter in the Book
of Daniel p
Novel Scheme of Finance
New Taxa recommended ede to Patience
Another New Tax fuggeßed Jets d'F.fprit
A Simple Tale The Virtues of Aurum Palpa-
Epille to Sir W. Farquhar bile
The Wonderful Bag Parody on an ode to Sappho
Objet of the War Moran's Ring
Peeve:Sons:of the word Virtue Natural Advantages of a good
Abfurd Cultism' Appetite
Ufettil hints on various fubj. Faiblonable Ambition of living
Epiftle to a Coat in Style
Rules of Health Os an Ador boring
Dm.* Manufadory Nair Houfe of Commons
lianiambed Pledges The National Academy
Dresilla Ueda of a late Death of the Century.
Storm Death of the Bride
Advice to an Attorney's Clerk ment
The Polly of paying Debts The Marriage
Tile Land of Nineveh Theatre National
et. hands —a Repartee Union Malquerade
Cafe of Titus Dripping Journeymen Cabinet-maker.
Faftsionable Fain Impromptu
Celia Reading of a Newf- Tres Poeta !adipose !
paper Impromptu
Amount of a New Panto- The Rival Bards
MOW e Prince of Perfia's Viiion of the
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London, England, 1801-05-22

N,III7.IC'AL INTELLIGENCE.

MAILS THIS DAY...-Wind S. S. E.
ARRIVED DOI
o Hamburgh, 0
L Dublin, May t 7,
x Waterford, May zB,
• Donnagbadee, may, a, 0
YAXIVIOVEH, MAY at.

. -
Ye(lerday afternoon arrived the Das* packet,
Capt. Osaoam, with Mails, and Meas. LUNHE,
PARISH, and feveral Paffengers.—Arrived the
BLENHEIM, or 74 guns; Morimourn, of 64; and
la Jecovse brig.—Sailed the PRINCE OF WALES
packet, Capt. HEARN, with the Mails, the Hon.
Mr. WINDHAM, four Meffengers, and feveral Paf-
fengers.—This day three feamen, condemned fome
time ago, were hanged on board the Sqy &RIM.
(loop of war, and three others were flogged fur
Mutiny on board the Paid Ihip.

SHEERNESS, MAY at.

Arrived yefterday the PROVIDINCR hired cutter,
Lieut. COWAN, from a cruize, and MALLARD gun
brig, from the River Thames.—This day his Ma.
jeßy's (hip STANDARD, Of 64guns, Capt. STUART,
failed for Yarmouth.
London, England, 1801-05-22

LLOYD'S MONTHLY SHIPPING LIST.

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and the prelate iltuation of every Slip.
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The numerous Mike!Wrenn, Tables and Information will
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ST. PETERSBURGH, APRIL 23.
The following Ukafe, dated March 22, (0. S.)
has been publiffied In order to remove all
difficulties and obitacles that have hitherto oc-
curred to foreigners, and even to fubjeds of this
country, travelling on account of commerce, trade,
the arts, manufadures, &c. in entering or quitting
our empire, we order, that all perfons furniffied
with, paffports from the places and perfons ap-
pointed for that purpofe, for the interior and be-
yond the frontiers of our empire, if they are not
otherwife fufpeled, may pars freely, without being
in the kali detained, according to the former bafis,
and in conformity to the laws that had appeared
up to the year 1796, obferving, however, all poffi-
ble precaution, with refped to epidemical difeafes,
as to which our Senate will iffue the proper regu-
lations, on the bafis of the former laws, giving the
neceffary orders to all whom it may concern."
London, England, 1801-05-22

This day wue publiiked haneforltely printed in one volume,

price in board,
nzIENT AL DIALOGUES : containing the
Conecrations of Eugenius and Alciphron on the Spirit
and Beauties of the Sacred Poetry of the Hebrews. Seledted
tram the German Dialogues and Differtations of the celebrated
HAIDLX.
London, England, 1801-07-10

SIORTINIIIL V. STOCK.

The Plaintiff is a gun-maker, living in Meet-
flreet, the Defendant a chymiff on Ludgate•hill.
This was an anion for goods fold -and delivered.
The original debt was 1361. 16s. for guns and pit
tols delivered to the order of the Defendant. Two
fums had been paid, fo that a balance remained of
531. 35. The defence WM, that true theft suns
And pitiols were ordered, and thefe turns of money
paid on account, and that the balance remained
as bated by the Plaintiff, but that the•Deferidant
did not order thefe arms for himfelf, but for ano.
they, as his arm, for Captain Denton ; that he
named Captain Demon as the Principal, at the
time of ordering the goods, mad, Therefore, it was
contendetlthat the Defendant was not aafwerable,
he having named his Principal. To this it was
admitted that the Law was fo, in general, but not
fo in this particular cafe, becaafe this was not, al.
together, the (late of the fad. It was true, indeed.
that thefe goods were purchafed by the Defen-
dant for Captain Demon an Officer in India, and
he Paid fo to Mr. Mortimer'F Brother to whom he
gave the Order, but Mr. Mbrtimer, the Brother
of ihz Plaintiff, exprefsly Paid, they would not truft
Mr. Denton, and adtually refuted to execute the
Order, unlefs Mr. Stock, the Defendant, would
be, himfelf, anfwerable ; and be undertook to be
fo, and the entry. was made accordingly in the
Order Book. Afterwards they delivered theft
goods, and received flans of money as they were
remitted to Mr. Stock from India. where Captain
Denton was, bat this the Plaintiff accepted, to
oblige Mr. Stock, for he was a very good cuffomer,
but the Plaintiff always looked to Mr. Stock, he
never having given credit to any body elk.
This was proved by Mr. Mortimer, the Plain.
tiff's Brother, who is now his Partner, but whO was
not fo when this caufe of :talon arofc, nor had any
intereft whatever in the profits of this tranfaelion.
It was contended on the other fide, that the
agmment was to wait for the payment made to
Mr. Stock from India, and that if there was any
lofs the Plaintiff was to bear it. The.cafe, it was
laid, could have been proved clearly by st perfoa
who was the Sbopman of the Defendant, but who
was gone to America. There was an Apprentice
of the Defendant, who was prefent at the convex--
ration, hut whether he heard the whole of it, the
Counfel Paid he did not know, he would try. This
Wirnefs was called, but he laid he heard the con-
verfation between his Mailer and Mr. Mortimer.
but be did not recollea the whole of it. The De-
fendant's Counfel (aid, the Wands did veiy rightly
in filing fo.
Lord-ICaavon Paid, there was no doubt that the
verdiB fhould be for the Plaintiff for this balance.
—The parties were both.refpeaable perfons, he
believed.
Verdia for the Plaintiff—Dirnages 531. 3s.
London, England, 1801-07-10

lIIINNET V. WOOLCOT.

This was an adion brought by the Plaintiff, Whit
had configned goods up to London to a Mr. Foa,
in Surrey-road, Blaadriars, which were marked
with an X. and numbered 41 and 43, but without
any direction, again ft the Defendant, the owner of
the waggon, which inns at the Swan at liblborn-
bridge. '
It was clear that thegoods came from Sherborne.
and arrived in town; that they were fent by mif
take to a perfon of the name of Putfe, in Cloak-
lane, who had made enquiries for goods feveral
times before, and raid he expeded them; they
were afterwards taken from Mr. Purfe, on its be-
ing difcovered that they thould have been fent to
Mr. Fbir, to whom other confignments had been
made by the Plaintiff, Mr. Bennet, to fell for him
by Commiffion, &c.

It was pofitively fworn by James Broughton,
the porter of the Defendant, and corroborated by
the carter, that thefe goods in qiieftion were ac•
tually delivered to Mr. Fox himfelf, at his houfe an
Blackfriars•road.

On the other hand, it was pofitively (worn by
Mr. Fox, who was releafed from all liability to
this lofs by. the Plaintiff, and who was thereby a
competent Witnefs, that he never received the
goods in queftion; and that when the porter of the
Plaintiff came for payment of the cartage of No.
38, which had before been delivered to him, he
refufed to pay until he (Mould account for the two
bales in quellion upon which the porter laid, " he
believed in his confciente they never came up from
the country at all."
Mrs. Fox and an apprentice of Mr. Fox, (wore,
they heard the porter, James Broughton, fay thts
to Mr. Fw:. Mr. Fox during the trial was ordertd
to fetch his books, which he did, and fubinitted
them to infpeetion. So that the queftion clink to
a point, namely, a quellion of Credit—." Eitbet
that the porter, James Broughton, had committed
perjury, or elfe the three other witnetres, Mr. and
Mrs. Fox, and the apprentice 'of Mr. Fox, who
had no earthly intereft in the cafe, had committed
that crime."

Lord KENYON, in the courfe of an able charge
to the Jury, pointed out the material part for their
attention, making moil fuitable obfervations as he
went along, and leaving the whole aafe to them to
be decided.
Verdict fir the Plaintiff—Damages 641. las.
London, England, 1801-07-10

NAUTICAL INTELLIGENCE.

MAILS THIS DAY....Wintl W.

MINED
i Hamburgh
1 Dublin
n Waterford
i Donnaghades

YARMOUTH, JULY 9.

This day arrived a Mail from the Continent
brought by his Majcfty's packet KING Gsoaos,
Capt. FLYNN ; the left Cuxhaven on the zd inftant.
.—The KING Geoaoz packet, Capt. DIIAN ?failed
with the Mail of the 7th inftant, this morning at
7 o'clock.—The •DRAIEZ cutter is alto failed on a
cruize s and the Gamtoa and Lissa-tt cutters
have arrived.
London, England, 1801-07-10

PLYMOUtH, JULY S.

Came in tio Sr:7.n Aof Ili guns, Capt. DSH-
wools, from a casino, and brought in the Ameri-
can dap Unanity,•Captainyosarrat, from Ma-
nilla, laden with Aigar and indigo; bound to Cowes
for orders; detained by his Majeity's (hip 0151 AV,
of 36 guns, Capt. Ftrutov, and the Sy IP M Sloop.
Arrived the. &Reda fhip Neutralititen, of and from
Stockholm, Captain !ammo*, laden with naval
fibres, for the Dock-yard ; fhe came last from
Dunkirk, having put in there in diftrefs, where
her cargo was landed to repair the vefrel.
London, England, 1801-07-10

TORBAY, JULY 8.

Arrived the Cam peRDOWN cutter, from a crui zc.
Put back this day, the ARGO of 44 guns, CARYS-
rot,. of zB, and three tranfports having the 85th
regiments on boar 4, prevented going down chan-
nel by contrary minds. Arriged the Racoos Hoop
of war of 18.00, hosts a cruize.
London, England, 1801-01-12

N..111T IC AL INTELLIGENCE.

MAILS .1.11 IS DA Y.-AVIND S. E.
DUE.

1 Harnhurgh, Dec. 31, Jan. 2,
I Dublin, Jan. 7,
o NVate run
4 Donnaghacke, I'm 5,6, 7, gr
I J, !icy,
Gu‘rnfey,

YARNIOUTII, JANUARY it.

Late on Friday night arrived from Cuxhaven.
the KING GEORGE packet, Captain DEANE ; and
this morning, the PRINCE of WALES, Captain
HEARN, both with muds from Hamburgh, dated
Dec. 31, and Jan. 2—one !till remains due. By
the above packets arrived two King's Meffengers,
and a number of pairengers, molt of whom were
foreigners.
Sailed, the PRINCE OF ORANGE, Capt. BRIDGE ;
and DIANA, OSBORNE, for Cuxhaven, with the
mails for Hamburgh and Bremen of the 6th and
9th inflant.
Arrived two cartels from Dunkirk, with up-
wards of 190 Engin prifoners.—Wind S.
London, England, 1801-03-20

to ennialet how far it was prudent to decide in this
way as to v.itat. was the objet of an Aa of Par-
liament.

The ATTORVI Y GTNERAL Elid, Dundas
had never been the third Secretary of State within
the meaning of the Aft, which was underllood to
have beer. made for the purpofe of preventing thret
Secretaries of State from 4tting in that }lout;.
This Aft was, however, he conceived, wholly in-
tompets nt to the objea propofed by it's fray-
According to the words of it, the office of third
Mecretaryc of State, or Secretary for the Colonies,
was diltinftly pointed out. It wasimpofliole, tit...it:-
fors, the cafe of the Noble Lord could militate
againa the letter and fpirit of the Aft. The No.
tut Lord was appointed to the office of Secretary
for Foreign Affairs, to which the Aft had no rela-
tion. If-the A& was to be interpreted to mean li
terally the third Secretary of State, a molt abfurd
confequence would follow, lince he who was the
Jail appointed Secretary of State, and confequemly
difqualified from a feat in that Houle, under this
interpretation might, by the appointment of a file-
celibr to a Scerctaryfhip afterwards vacant, be-
come qualified withcia any change of office. He
wasof opinion, if an aclion atlaw was commenced
for penalties under this part of the Asa, it would
only attach to a third Secretary of State bitting in
that Houfc, which he was convinced was the ob-
.ica of the Aft, though from the wording it:, mean-
mg had become ambiguous.
T:LRNEY explained.
The motion was then put and carried in the af-
firmative.