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Star.
London, England, 1801-03-09

SHEERNFSS, MARCH 6.

Yefterday his Majefty's hired brig COBURG ar-
rrived at the Nore, and failed again up the river
names, to be refitted at Woolwich.—Sailed this
day, for Yarmouth, the HeCt.4 bomb 'did, Capt.
HATHERILL, and the 7.18RA9 Capt. CLAY : the
SULPHUR bomb went out of harbouito the Norc.
Yefterday Rear Admiral TOTTY hoifted.his Hag on
board the bet:manta of 74 guns, at Blackflakes
it is raid he will be third in command of the North
Sea fleet.
MARCH B.—Sailed, this morning his Majefty's
fhip, b DESIREE, of 36 guns, Captain Tuscan, for
Yarmouth. Captain MACKPLLAR, late of the Ja-
maica, is appointed to command the Tr It r SICHoe E.
London, England, 1801-03-09

This day wu publilhed, price 2s. bittrober 82, of

THE REPERTORY of ARTS and MA-
NUFACTURIS,containinc-.The Specifications of Mr.
Stator's Patent for an Apparatus for railing Beer, &e .Mr
Koop's, for rcfabrleating Parr—Mr. Savigny's, for a Tourni-
quet—Mr. Huddart's, for improvements in the tarring and
manufacturing of Cortage--Acoount of a new method of for-
warding Vegetation, by means of Steam, by Thomas Wake-
field, Efq.-.-Defeription of an expeditions marncr of turning
Spherical forms in Wood, by Mr. T. Cook—Account of the
proceifes employed in'the Manafadure of dirafs Plates, at Stab
berp, --Interefting Account of the Manuccdture of Sattp—A new
method of preparing the Acetic Acid, by Citizen Batiollier—
Notices of new Patents obtained ; with three Copper-plates.
London ; Sold at the Repertory Mee, No. zga, Fleet-
Rivet ; B. Dugdale, Dublin ; W. Remnant, Naniburgh ; and
by all other Bookiellert. Of whom may be had,
Complete Sets blab Work, containing upward% of 300 Spe-
cifisations and as many Plates, bades a great variety of other
matter, faiedtag from the Traufactions bf the Plidafophice So-
cieties clan Nations.
London, England, 1801-03-09

!cimßss 3840 3

THEATRE-ROYAL, DRURY,LANE.

TO-MORROW EVENING, March !o, I Sol,
their Majeßies Servants will perfonn,ior the Ninth time;
New Hiltoricat Dram eAlled.
DEAF AND DUMB ; •
Or, THE ORPHAN PROTECTED.
The Character s by
_ _

'MADE CAMP, Mr. WROUGHTOiI, Mr. C KEMBLE,
Mr. BARRYMORE, Mr. KEMBLE,
_ _

Mr. BANNISTER, Jun. Mr. PALMER, Mr. SUETT, •
Mifs POPE. Mr'. MOUNTAIN, Mn SPARK&
The Prologue to be fpoken by Mr. POWELL.
And the Epilogue by Mira DE CAMP.
To which will be added the Dramatic Romance of
BLUE BEARD. •

ills Evening—Deaf and Dumb; with Hulequin Amulet.
London, England, 1801-03-09

CADIZ,FKERUARY 6.

The Captain of a Danilh wird from Cayenne a
few days ago has declared, that a month before his
departure a French corvette had capturcd a Pot-
tuguefe convoy, four of which were from Ili,: Bra-
Lth to Lisbon, and brought them into pert.

MALAGA, JANUARY
A Daniflt brig of war failed this cecnEag from
oar port in queß of a !hip of the line and two
Itigates of the fame nation, which had 1.-ft that
place about fifteen days ago fur the C. al of
Africa, in order to treat with the States (it' Bar-
bary. The Commander of the Soiratfri-a was
charged with orders to that drat, and was pro-
s ided with prefent s tiomthcCourtofCor...nli.i:crt
for tl:cs: States. !t is feared, that the tiitadroa
has in,. into Malt. n, although they v,:re wit to,
el, oped there but in Cafe of Ileteirty. We
I ...in front undoubted authority, that orders have
beta raved at Gibraltar by an Enslifh frigate,
st,join,og the 111-itith cruisers to detain and conduit
ion, sir. ports belonging to England, all Ruffian,
and SwecLA

T

LAIV .V 11: I. IGEAV E.

ADNIIRALTY COURT, M.kRCII 7.
London, England, 1801-03-09

PLYMOUTH, MARCIA 7.

This morning arrived the Duke of Clarence
privateer, of this port, of to guns, and 6o men,
Captain Ratty, from a cruizc ; on Tucfday late, a
little to the iveflward of Scilly, fhe fell in with a
very large Englifh fhip letter of marque, with t 3
guns run out en each fide, which Captain RABY
endeavoured to fpeak Kith : as foon as he got
within Piftol fhot, he hailed the fhip, and made
known who he was, and endeavoured to commu-
nicate further with her, but he was immediately
ordered to keels off, and a whole broadfide was
poured in upon his deck, which wounded Captain
RABY, by a ball palling through his leg, killed
one of the crew, and wounded two others; flow
the boat that was on the deck all to pieces, and
damaged the deck, fails, and rigging very much ;
on this reception Captain RACY ordered fail to be
made from the fhip, but he could not el-cape with-
out receiving two otiter broadfides, though provi-
dentially they were not fo mirchievous in their
confcquences as the &ft ; two days after, Captain
RACY fell in with the Lord Nelfon privateer, of,
and from Plymouth, and was informed by Capt.
thaws, of that veflel, that the day before he had
met the fame fhip, and had very nearly experi-
enced a fimilar fate, and difcovered that the fhip
was an Englifit letter of marque, from New Pro-
vidence, bcuud up Channel, but could not get
her name, or any other particulars, and was glad
o cfcape as Taft as pollible, for fear of the conk-
qucnces that might cape ; the Lord Nelfon failed
from this port only the day before.
Came in the Swedifh galliott Anna Sophia, J. C.
Sou usual wailer, from Salo and Barcelona, laden
with wine for the navy, detained by the Natan, of
38 guns; alto the Danifh brig Der Friede, Lstrz E
CORNELIS mailer, from Malaga for Hamburgh,
laden with wine and fruit, detained by the Dam.
SEL letter of marque, of four guns, and eight men,
Captain Moassz, which relfel is alto arrived.

Sailed to join the Channel Fleet, the CA►TAIN,
or 74 guns, Captain Sir R. STRACHAS ; ACIIILLES,
of 74 guns, Captain MDR? AY ; EDGAR, of 74
guns, Captain BULLER ; and the DASHER, of i 8
guns, Captain Toatx.
A Danifh brig is now beating into the Sound.
London, England, 1801-03-09

PORTSMOUTH, MARCH 8.

Yefierday arrived the DART, Captain Drvov-
sq RI, CAMEL bore fhip, Captain BUCKLE, and the
RACOON, Captain RATH allays, with a large con-
voy from the Downs, among whom arc the fol-
lowing outward bound Eah Indiamen:—Taus
BRITON, CHARLTON, LORD HAWKSBURT, HIM'
DOSTAN, AIRLEY CASTLE, DUKE Of MONTROSE,
DOVER CASTLE, CALCUTTA, ASIA, WINDHAM,
Had LORD DUNCAN ; alto the ADMIRAL RAINIER
and KENT for the Cape. Arrived this day, the
following (hips from the Downs ; CAMILLA, VS.
SUER, EARL SPENCER and ANT fchooner. Came
into Harbour the CASTOR, and went out the
NANCY fire brig.
London, England, 1801-03-09

THEATRE RI

AL, COVENT-GARDEN.

TO..ifORROW EVENING, March zo,
will be performed the new Comedy, in Five Ads, called
THE POOR GENTLEMAN.
The Principal CharaCters by
Mr. LEWIS, Mr. MUNDEN,
Mr. FAV7CETT, Mr. KNIGHT.
Mr. MURRAY, Mr. TOU'NSEND,
Mr. EMF.RY, Mr. FARLEY,
Mr. DAVENPORT, Mr. WADDY,
• . Mrs. GIBBS, Mits SIMS,
M. POWEL, and Mrs. MATTOCKS.
The Prologue-to be fpoken by Mr. BETTERTON,
And in Epilogue by the Charadters.
To which will be added (for thejeventh tinse) a New Grand
Mitotic Pantomime Drama, in Two Parts, called
PEROUSE

Or, THE DESOPATE ISLAND.
The Adion, Ste. of the Me ander the foie dire ion of
Mr. Faricy.—a'he Overture winspoleti by Meth. Moorhead
and Davy.—The Mu is of the Firft Part by Mr. Davy—and
that of the Second by Mr.MoortiteacL—.With entire new Mufic,
Scenery, Dreffes, and Decorations. .
Euaorzons—Pcroufe (the Navigator) Air. ft JOHNSTON;
Theodore (the Son of Perotife) Mifs jenhinfon ;
Conge (Servant to Madame Peroufe), Mug;
And Madam Peroufc, Mrs. H. JOHNSTON.
Norm's of i Neighbouring iltand:—Kanko (fultor m Masa)
Mr..BARLEY ; Nereid (limbo's Father) Mr. Bologna ;
Poieptair, Mr. Klanert ; Tenfemar, Mr. L. Bologna ; Po-
totanora, Mr. Platt; Tanpboo, Mr. Lewifs ;
And Umba, Mrs. MILLS.
This Evening—KMUchard the Third; With Pcroufe.

UNION MAGAZINE..
rids Day was .poblifhed,
(lidpeafully Infciibed to the Members of the Union Club at
Comberland-Houfa.)
Ornamented with a beautiful Portrait of the Right Hon. Lord
Loughborough, and a View of the Tatum of New Rots, in
Ireland, drawn by Mr. Carter.
No. 11. for FLIIRUAIIY, XBOl.
(To he continued Monthly—Price a5.64.),0f

'THE UNION MAGAZINE, andIMPERIAL
REGISTER; comprehending every remarkable Oecur-
rence that gave Rife to, or is conneCted with the Union between
Great Britain and Ireland; and alto embracing, upon a Scale
inferior to name, the following intereiting Topics :--41iitory of
the Unico—Cluaeters of eminent Perlbus--Monstrirs and
Anecdotes—Parliamentary Regitter on a new and improved
Plan--State Papt rt—Foreign and Domettic Intelligence—
Proceedings of the Conrts of Jußico-.Difeoveries in Arts and
Sciences—Prize Qlteftians proptfed by the Univerfnies—
Criticifra—The Drama—Poetry—The Finc Arts—An Obi-
tuary,' with Sketches of diftinguittil Charadlers—inqulrics
relative to local, commercial, agricultural, and economical
Muir,, &c.

Logsdon : Pabbibed by J. Walkcr, Paternofter-row, to whom
I.ctters and Communication:. for the Editors arc requeitcd to
be aim. Poll Paid.
London, England, 1801-12-10

FREEHOLD—ALBEMARLE-STREET.
TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT,
BR MR. CROSBIE,
A VALUABLE FREEHOLD SUBSTAN-
TIAL BRICK-BUILT MANSION, &bait ea Feet
in Front, by 66 Feet in Depth Stuate in the molt atoned
psrt of AbBEMARLE STREET; compiling on each of the
Bed Chamber Floors Five fpadous Rooms; on the Firft Floor,
a fuite of Three elegant lofty Rooms, the principal Drawing:
Room 35 Feet by 20, Ad. at Feet by IS, and an Anti-Room,
16 Feet fquare ; Oroundflacw, a noble Eating Pariouros Feet
by ao, a .ary at Feet by TS, a Gentleman's Dr.:Eng...corn,
elegant Entrance, with a Porter's Hall, Grand Stone Stair-cafe , '
to the Ifirß Floor, and a Back Ditto from the Attic maw Bate-
man Itorey, containing capital 011iees of every defeription, de-
tached Laundry, with a drying Yard, a Range of Wine, Coal,
and Deer Vaults, fpacions Are, and accefs to the Brett.
The Premifes are every way properly Adapted for the refi-
dot= of a Nobleman's Family, are in a very excellent Rate of
repair, the principal apartments elegantly fitted up with Mar-
ble Chimney Pieces, Wainfeot Floors, Mahogany Doors, Ste.
and dornefbe °Wes very convenient and Isdielouty arranged.
To be viewed, with Tickets only, from Two till Four
o'Clock, which, with Pardeohn, may be had of Mr. Crolby'
Houk Agent and Asetioacer, Bruton-fbeet.
London, England, 1801-12-10

TNE4TRE, COVENT.G.fRbEN.

Laft night a new Tragi-comic Open, entitled
Chain; of the Heart; or, The Slave by Choice, was
performed at this Theatre for the fira time, and
received with a mixture of applaufe and diappro-
bation. The following are its principal Dramatis
Perinea and Fable :
London, England, 1801-12-10

MINISTER OF THE MARINE.

LITTEJI FROM REAR ADMIRAL LACROSSE, CAPTAIN-
GENERAL OF CUADALOUPE AND ITS DEPENDEN.
CIES, TO THE MINISTER OF THE MARINE.
At the Palace of the Captain-General,
6 Fruelidor,Augult 24. year 9.
CITIZEN MINISTER—Lam kilt now
through a certain channel, that a report is circu-
lated, in the neighbouring iflands belonging to the
Englifh, 'that an infurreEtion of the blacks and
people of colour has endangered the public fafety,
and that we are here M that 'late of diforder and
confution which is always the confequence of filch
events. Give no credit to any of thefe reports,
we enjoy here perfect tranquillity, and the colony
continues in a ltate of increafingprofperity. Our
enemies, envious of our happinefs, dreading more
the -viitue of a wife Government than the extraor-
dinary efforts of a Government without rules, fear,
and with good reafon, the effeEt which the fyfh
tern of our preft:nt Government mutt produce
againft them. What fiiggefted (tithe Englifh the idea
of fpreading this Falk intelligence was, as follows :
The death of General BETHENCOURT having ap-
peared to come malevolent perforts a proper period
for executing an attempt they meant to make
againtt Government, the cinticripts of Baffe-Terrc,
when under arms, were excited to make ufe of fedi-
• tious words. As limn ascii: news of this event reach-
ed me, I proceeded to Baffe-Terre, difmiffed the
Municipality, put the town in a (tate of liege, and
caufed all the pet lons fuppofed to be guilty to be
brought before a Council of War. Three of them
have benti condemned : one to ten years confine-
ment in irons, the fecond to five, and the third to
two. The company of which they formed a part
has been dilbanded, and thole implicated in the in-
furreetion in an indirea manner have been incor-
porated in the company of lappets, where they
will be expoced to painful and fevere labour.
'None but men of colour had any fhare in this in-
furreetion : it made me fufpelt the exiftence of
plot of which this commotion was only the fore-
runner. Twenty-five men of colour have been ar-
retied; they are already brought before a Council
of War, and are noted by the Public opinion as
• men exceedingly dangerous. I (hall give you an
account hereafter of the refult of theinfurration.
The fentenee patted againa the confcripts is here-
' with annexed ; it has been cal vied into execution,
and this example has produced the heft effeft. To
prevent the impreflinn which falfe news fpread
abroad by the Englilh might make, I have felt
this difpateh by the way of New England. I can
new enfure the tranquillity of the Colony, fince
the government of the Colifuls is firmly eftablilhed
in it. Health and refpea. (Signed) Lacaosss.
London, England, 1801-12-10

FRANCE.

TRIBUNATE.-13 FRIMAIRE, DECEMBER 4.

Ansr, in the name of a Commiffion, made a re-
port on the Convention concluded between France
and the United States, in which he explained in a
fuccina manner, the eaufes of the rupture between
the two Powers ; the propnfals made by the
American Senate; the negociations entered into,
and the refult of them, as well as the pretenfions
manifefted by both parties—" At the epoch when
the Convention was concluded, Malta was in the
hands of the Engli(h, Egypt was threatened, Kuffia
and the Port,. had not yet feparated their flags
from thole of our enemies, and the Americans
therefore thought proper to take advantage of
there eircumftances to claim indemnitiesowhich the
general (late of pe::ce has fince rendered null and
inadmilllble. On the whole, the Treaty appeared
advantageoui to France." After Tome difeuffion
tie AlTembly adjourned.

J 4 TRIMAIRi, DCC. 5.
TROUVF, in the name of a Special Commillion,
gave in a Report, refpeeting the projefl of a law,
on the Treaty concluded with the Courtof Naples ;
in the courfe of which, the reporter pointed out
the advantages that would refult from it to France:
" The opening of the ports of Sicily (faid he)
will greatly fatilitate our trade to the Levant.—
The poireffion of the Bland of Elba will fupply
our navy with iron from its mines ; and it is to be
hoped that the King of NAPLES. placed in the
• neighboui hood of a new Sovereign related to his
family, will every day give more intimacy to our
relations with that Court."—The Law was order-
ed to be printed.
London, England, 1801-10-22

OFFICE OF THE PREFECT OF THE POLICE.

THE MINISTER FOR FOREIGN AFFAIRS, TO CITIZEN
DUBOIS, PIi'VECT OF ,POLICE.
Paris, October itS.
I have the honour to inform you, Citizen Pre-
fe6t, that the Preliminaries of Peate between the
French Republic and the Sublime Porte were figned
on the 9th of Oftober, by his Excellency ESSEYD
ALY EFFENDI, the Ottoman Milliner, and myfelf.
I requeft you to announce this in the accullomed
manner., I falute yor
(t;igned) c. M. TALLSYRAND.
A true Copy, (Signed) num s.

PRELIMINIARY ARTICLES OF PF.ACE,
London, England, 1801-10-22

-LITTLETON HOUSE, DORSET.

TO BE LET, Unfurniated, and entered upon inintediately,'
LITTLETON HOUSE ; fituate on the River
-LA Stour, in the Padlh of Langton Long, Blatadford, about
one mile from the T,iwn of Woodford, near the lower Turn-
pike fitoad. leading from Ifiendford to the Towns of Whnborn
• and Pool- s with an mallet Kitchen Garden, lately walled
round with a brisk will ten feet high, and planted with the
cludeeft fruietrees, now in greet perfection ; [Wu Coach Honks,
toe gotid Stables;and other codventent Offices and Out-honks;
fit for the refidence of a genteel Flintily.. With the Houk will
be let, *bear tab Acres of good Palms Latalo—The Houle
calif!, of throe rariouro, a Kitchen, Servants' Hall, Butler's
Pantry : another Pantry and Larder on the Ground Floor; an
exceeding good Drawing-root.:, 27 feet by as feet, or then:-
shouts, commanding a molt delightful view of the adjacent
Meadows, Woods, and River So ur; Sve Bed-chambers and
a Powdering-room on the Second Floor; and fix good Attics ;
alto exceeding good under-ground Cellars.
N. t. The Whole is in exceeding good repair, within two
ranee of two pads of herders, and Was delightful and healthy
a fpot as any in the County of riorfea. • -
For further Particulars apply to Meer" King and Johns,
Solicitors, Blandford, Or by Ist:er, poll paid); and for a view
of the Pronifirs at LaergronFFoufe. noar Blandford. Draft?.

dIiROP:HIRR.
115 BE SOLD BY AUCTION—By Mr. CHRISTIE,
At gie Lion Inn, al Newport, in the Comity of S.dop,
On %financial:ly. November the ilith,
In fendry defirahle. and very eligible Lots,

rrHE well known and beautiful Mate of CHET.
WYND, with is Manors and Royalties, plentifully
Licked and abounding with Game and i ilh ; fituated adjoining
the Market Town of Newport, on tbg old Chefter Road. and
dlftant front London about one hundred and forty-five Miles,
called CHI TWYND HALL. The mate conafts of a capital
?Amnon, with fuitabie attached and detached Offloo, Garden,
Pltafttre Grounds. walled Park, Plantations, and feveral ell-
Fano*, and Couges. free of Land-Taz, the greater Part
Tithe Free, and exceeding low in its Rates to the Poor.

Parlthlars of *bieh are now prtparing, and will be ready
for delivery one month prior to the Sale, and may then be had
of the Printers of the Sisrewlburg Chronicle and Clutter Cou-
rant, Birmingham; Chronicle, Liverpool; Phan's, and the
fitaffordihire Advertifer ; alto at the lion, Newport; of Meff.
strong and SOU, Lincoln's-Inn • Marrs. Shawm, Great Bridge-
ftreet, Blark-Fri:.r. • Itaintxn; Cottle-boufe, Cornhill; and of
Mr. Chriltie, Pall-Mall, where a Platt of the Eltate, as lotted,
may be fen.
London, England, 1801-10-22

DEATH&

On Saturday the 26th ult. at the Hot Wells, Btißol, in the
25th year of his age, the Right Han. Lord Augultus F ta-
rot', fourth fon of his Grace the Duke of Grafton; Paft Ca
tails In the Royal Navy, and hue Commander of his Majelty's
Chip L'Clifeau.
At Little Kilrufh, near Limericks Eleanor Sheehy, a native
of the county of Cork, aged above too rasa
At Limerick, Mrs. Lucy Parker, wife of Mr. George Parker.
At Waterford, Mrs. Stewart, diftrilipater of Ramps fur that
diftridt,snd filter to Dr. NPLalne, of the Hague.
At C,pir e, near Cork. Mrs. Davies, wife of Peter Davies, Efq.
Purfer sof hla Majeßy's Chip L'Engageanee..
Tucfday, at her houfe at Iflington, in the SIR year of her
age, Mrs. Frances Darker, relidt of the late John Barker, Efq.
Lately, at Peterbant, in the county of Surrey, Francis
Rufh.Clark, Ffq.
On Sunday raft, Mrs. Bartholomew, wife of Leonard Bar.
tholomew, Efq. of Arlington-place, Kent.
On the 17th ult. at Alowiek, Charles Peter Dartiquenave,
Efq. late of lidertom His father was a Caprain In the Guards;
his grandfather was a natural fon of King Charles 11.
Friday night, at Seale-ball, near Lane...after. Mrs. Stainbank,
wife of the Rev. James Stainbank, rector of Halton.
On Saturday re'nnlght, Mr. Matthew Fitter, of Green-Rreet,
Deritend, Birmingham ; he went to bed in good teat h on the
preceding evening, and was found dead next morning.
On Toefday fait, at Bunton, In Oxfordihire. hi a Et • apo-
Pkify, aged 49, the Rev. Wm. Hawkins, fenlor Fellow of Pem-
broke College, and rector of St. ',thine's, Oxford.
London, England, 1801-10-22

hi the VICINITY ef

TO BS SOLD BY AUCTION—Ey Mr. CHRISTIE,
At his Great-Room In Pall-Mall, in the prercnt month,

ANoble and Spacious Stone-built MANSION,
with roomy Stabling Inc fix !forks, double Coach-
houfe, exterflve attacked and detached Offices of every deferip-
riot' tuned ta the Mention; add the capital Farm, excellent
Kitehea-garden with lofty walls well planted With the cboiceß
fruit-trees in full biasing, Pinery, Peachery, Grapery. Melon
Ground, Ice Hottfe,&c. flatted on a beautiful Lawn in the midft
of a Paddock of about 20 acres of rich Land fringed with Plan-
tations, rand Balbrook Lodge, fituated in the pariffi of Bath
Patton, In the county of Somerfet, farthing a difplay of eleva-
tion on the rich architedtural Ryle, happily crowning an emi-
nence with undekribahle piEturefque profpesks encircled by the
River Avon, Prior Park, City of Bath, Lte. etc. The interior
Apartments are capacious, well conneffied, of juft proportions,
and Wilted with Ample elegance; the Donteßic Offices are
fully competent and indkioully arranged, and the whole Pre-
miles are molt amply fup?lied with fine water, flitted fur the
immediate exertion of a large family. Alto furrounding the
Premifes a capital compact Farm, with a Farm-beak and fuit-
able Ouo.buildings, and t,l a acres of rich Arable, Meadow, and
Paftue land let off to a refpeetahle Tenant, with power to re-
futing rffeffinn of 6o acres, if required.
Particulars troy be bad of the Printers of the Bath and Brif-
tol Papers; Calk, h4aribotough ; Stacie's Hotel, Weymouth ;
Mr. Ricbartron, Land Agency Officc, Sydney-place, Bath ; I
Mr. Webb, Chertfey; Men. Aldridge and Smith, Solicitor,,
Lincoln's-Inn; at the Rainbow, Cornhill; and in Pajl-MaIL—
A perfon attends, to the sic the Prelifcs, which may be viewed
with Tickets, to be had, upon application either to Mr. Rich-
antral or Mr. Chriltie, who is impowcred to receive propel:lls
bv Private Contra t.
London, England, 1801-10-22

GENERAL PEACE.

On the 9th inflarit, Preliminaries of Peace were
figned between the French Republic and the Otto-
mon Porte, which is thus left a little breathing
time, till fome new political movement !hall bring
againd it a more Northern Neighbour.
By this treaty every thing is reftored to the
fituation in which it flood previous to the war:
Egypt is to be evacuated, and France placed in
regard to every privilege enjoyed in that country
by foreign nations on the footing of the molt
I favoured.

The French Funds have rifen. The rer, Con-
Par arc 5.7!,. The Rasta Provifoirrs are 44.—
The French Funds, we are 'xi-loaded, will con-

tinue to rife.

In confequence of the peace with this country,
the French flotillas are to he clifarmed and laid up
at Dunkirk, and the navy in general is to be
mediately pot on the peace clabliihment. Orders
have been fent out to put a flop to hoftilitles in
every quarter of the GloLe.

KENTISH DISTRICT.—The double patroles upon
the coact are to be immediately reduced to fingle
patroles; and the patroles that leave rolkanne
and Hythe an hour before day -break are to be in
future difcontinued.

At Dover the fubaltern of the town-guard is al.
ready taken off, as alfo the field-officer of the aav
and the whole of the outflying plc/pmts. The Mi'_
litia regiments are to be f?eedily withdrawn from
the coall towards their own refpe Rive counties, and
to be replaced by regiments of the line ; and the
encampment at Chatham, confiffing of the Brigade
of FOot Guards, is under orders of preparation to
move into barracks.

The pikes intended and iffued for the ufe of the
Sea Fencibles, and the whole of the ball cartridges
in poffellion of the troops, are ordered to L.•
ceived into ftore.
London, England, 1801-10-22

THURSDAY, OCTOBER 12.

PRICE OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK :
Confob 69 Ditto, for account, 70.
Reduced 6811-3 per Cent. tot/ 202—Long Ann. 20 7-161.
Omnium 24/.
PRICE OF STOCKS YESTERDAY.
Bank Stock tB2 Long. Ann. 201.11
3 per Cent. Red. 673168 68/ Short Ann. S 3-16;
3 per C, C0n.684 169 64} Id& per Cent. 99/
4 per Cent. 87 86/ 87 8 Omnium 23111 25
3 per Cent.. tot/ tool Excheq.
3 per C. Loy. too} 101 Conf. for Nov. 691 69 691 I

Mr. FAwxitix has arrived at Lord HAVIRES.
Duty's Office, from Vienna with difpatchcs; ftat-
ing, that the French troops in Alexandria had
availed themfelves of the three days allowed them
for capitulating, and furrendered the place to the
Britith army. The intelligence had been forward-
ed cxprefs from Conftantinople.
A few mor.ths ago fuch news would have been
of much importance, but now it is comparatively
unintcrefting.
Yefterday the following communication from
Mr. ADDINGTON was made to the Chairman of the
Merchants Committee, on the fubjett of the Con-
voy Duty:—

" The Attorney and Solicitor-General are of
opinion, that the Aet 38 Geo. 111. ch. 7t. mutt be
confidered no longer in force ; but as having ex-
pired on the figning of the Preliminary Articles of
Peace with the French Republic. The Convoy
Duty will confequently no longer be demanded."
Laft night Paris journals to the 18th inttant, in-
clufive, came to band. They announce, what
affliAed Humanity has long panted for, the relic)-
, ration of
London, England, 1801-10-22

FALMOUTH, OCTOBER. zi).

This day arrived a mail from Jamaica, brought
by his Majetly's packet TOWNSHEND, DODD, in
42 days; alto a mail from the Leeward Mends,
by the At:este:fa packet, Capt. S(;HUYLER, in
28 days, from Tortola.—The Towti.,H END failed
from this port on the i4th of July laft, and arrived
at Barbadoes on the loth of Augufl, and found
lying there the Coaostaanst tranfport, and hi
Majetly's fhip Fatal, : the following day flue failed
for, and arrived at Martinique on the t 2th, where
(he found his Majefty's (hips PHseaux and VAN
Taomr guard (hip; on the 15th the failed for Ja-
maica, and arrived there on the :tit : part of the
fquadrort anclet Lord Hoots Sarwooe, confining
of the SANS PUPIL, CAILNATIC, CUMBERLAND,
AIIIIKGAVEK NY, BOURIMILAIP, AMP HION, APOLLO,
and Jo 'to, were lying in Kingfton harbour, la Se les
arrived on the 22cl ; the CARNATIC failed on a
cruize on the 26th : the PEW ELOPE packet which
failed on the 22cl of Auguft from Jamaica, was
obliged to put beck on the 28th, in confequence
of the yellow fever having carried off feven of the
crew, and the ref! being:in a very licitly (late :
the was
_left at Jamaica when the TOW;SHEND
failed on the 7th September, having on board
the mail deftined for the Plastora ; the Ale
renow frigate convoyed the packet through the
Windward Paffage.—The Aucesawn packet
failed from this port on the 2111 of July and
arrived at Barbadoes on the 21ft of Auguft, and
after leaving her mails at the different Wands,
without any material occurrence, left Tortola on
the 19th of September : the paffengers by the
AUCKLAND were, Monf. Du GATLIN, Mr.. iVAL
PALL, Capt. TODD, of the 53d regiment, Mr
Gaact, Mr. and Mlfs SCARBOROUGH, and Mr
GREEN.—The paffengers by the TOWNSH END were,
CRACK[TT and Lady, Capt. BRUNE, Capt.
WARDSR, Col. WALL, Mr. DANCE, Mrs. L
and Son.—Arrived the American !hip William
and Mary, Capt. DILLINGHAM, in 39 days from
New York, with fugar and coffee, for orders ;
(he fpoke on the 12th of September the American
(hip Birmingham, from Hull for Baltimore, out
eight weeks, within two days fail of Baltimore.—
' Wind N. N. W.

This day failed the DUKE OF You, DFARE,
with the mails for Liibon of the 7th and lath init.
and eight paiTengers: the Du Kt OF KENT, with
the American mail of this month: the LADY
ARABELLA, (alto for America), with difpatches ;
the 0,1,E11/4 CHARLOTTE packet, for Jamaica, with
the mail of this month ; and the NIMROD cutteri
for the Channel fleet.

We learn from the Officers of the Towttsusno,
that the following fingular and melancholy occur-
rence took place at Jamaica :—An American (loop
h.tving expended all the water of one of their calks,
they filled it with lea water, and on their arrival at
the above ifland a month alter,the calk was ordered
to be emptied and cleaned, but upon the bung be-
ing drawn the putrid air ruffied out, and the Cap•
taro with three of his men died inflantancouily.
London, England, 1801-10-22

omits. T.
We have already given the articles of the Con-
fiitution of St. Domingo ; we will add, that St.
Domingo, in all its extent, with Samana, LaTor-
sue, Guava, the Caemites, Cow Wand, La Saone,
and the adjacent Viands, form the territory of a
Colony, which compotes part of the French Em-
pire, but which is fubjea to its own laws : the pay
of the Governor is 300,000 francs, his Guard of
Ceremony is at the expence of the Colony.
They write from Stuttgard, that the doubt in
which they have been for fume time refpeeling the
fituation of Belgrade begins to be cleared up. We
have had a variety of reports about PASWANOOLU:
one day he was at Belgrade, next day he was
dead, and the day after he was at the gates of
Confiantinople. In a word, every report, how-
ever ridiculous or abfurd, was propagated and be-
lieved. The Porte preferves a (kid Illeoce upon
the fubjea, and leaves the punifhment of the rebels
to time. This certainly is a mark of policy, but
the Porte has hitherto Caballed by this policy ; and
if the European Powers refpea its independency,
it will fall (abaft a long time. For the laft fifty
years this Empire has been-aid to be falling to
pieces—but it has not yet fallen.

PROM THE PARIS PAPERS.
DIE etc, Ocr. Englifli packet-boat has
juft arrived. in this port : it is the &ill that has ar-
rived fence the Peace in any French port, except
Calais. The rad is the Three Sifters, Captain
BALSER. The crowd upon the feafide was ini-
menfe, who demonftrated the greateft joy. The
Captain drank with us on the reconciliation of the,
two nations.
BERLIN. OCT. 7.—We expetb M. VON DOH 14
early in this capital. He is called hither to re-
ceive further orders refpefting the affair s of Mun her.
For thefe few days pelt conferences have been
held between Count HAIJOW IT Z with the French
and Anftrian Minifters. They are raid to relate to
the eleftions of Munfter and Cologne. The pro-.
motion of the General Officers, which takes place
after every Review, has not yet taken place. The
King has not been pleafed with the chief mattleu-
vres. This is no doubt the caufe of the• delay.
RA TI saom, Ocr. s.—,Tefterday the Fears of the
Emperor was celebrated here : a triple difcharge
of cannon took place on the occafion. The Rati-
fication of. the Conclufum of the Diet is impatient-
ly expected from Vienna. We hope that our city
will have the honour to be the feat of the Depu-
tation. The wagers and prediftions on the fob.
jeft of the Couriers between Vienna and Berlin,
are of a nature to amufe thofe who can find di-
verfion in the follies of human beings. The affair
of the indemnities oc.:upies the minds of oar poli-
ticians, and gives rife to as many follies, as the
parties interetted entertain hopes and wilhcs.

LONDON.
London, England, 1801-12-28

BANKRUPTS.

Joreph CowgiU, of Manchi.Rer, dealer and chapman, to form-
der J.untary 2,9, and Feb. 6, at ten, at Spencer's Tavern, in
Mancliefter. Attornia, Mr. I.re, 'ran !hid-court, Templz,
London ; or Media. C. and W. Nabb, Maneliciter. •
John Daniel, late of Ballyaunnon, Ireland, but at prefect of
Liverpool, merchant, jan. ty, , 16, and Feb. 6, at twelve, at
the Globe Tavern, in Liverpool Attornies, Mr. P. Woods,
Liverpool; or Mr. T. Blaeliftack, Temple.
John Cheethant Morrry, of Mancheiter, cotton-manufadurer,
dealer and chapman, January 2,9, and Feb. 6, at four, at the
Star Ina, Manebefter. Attorney, Mr. John Taylor, Man-
atelier • or Mr. Ralph Ellis, Curfttor-Rrett, London.

Thomas tothergill, of Tlanchelter, nurchant, 'dealer and chap-
man Jan. 13, 13, and Feb. 6, at rluven, at the Coctuncrtial
km,,Manchrfier. Attu ndo, Mr. Johnfun, Sta,aohciter ; or
Mr. tills Curdtor-ltruct Loudon.

George Malcom, of Gauxhoime,l.ancalhire, corn-miller, corn-
dealer, dealer and ch.ipman, Jan. 7, at five, Jan. 3, and l'eh. 6,
at ten, at the George Inn, in M'alie6el..l. Attornies, Mr.
aiptight, I.erds ; or Mr. llattyc, Chem:cry-lane, LotAqrs.
George Woolridge, now or late of itt'imbon•Alinfler, llurfite-
&ire, dealer sod cli..ptnau, Jan. aB. t ). and February 6, at
two, at the King's Hca4 I Wimbo...l-IVitniter. Attorney,
Mr. Thomas Parr, in Pock.

Jufzph Adams, of Brianpton, Kent, butcher, dealer and chap-
man, Jan. 9, 13, and Neb. 6, at ten, at Guildhall, London.—
Attum,:y, Mr. Benjamin Effeasilrect, Strand.
Rau Thomas, of Broad-fbfet, St. Gales, Mid.kfea, glafs-kl/er,
Jan. 2,6, and Feb. 6, at ten, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr.
Maddocks, I.inceltio- Inn ...........
London, England, 1801-12-28

• ...
' PURSUANT to a Decree of the High Court of
Chancery, made in a Caufe wherein William Backer and
Others are Plaintife, and John Gowland and Other, are De-
fendants ; the Creditors of CHRISTOPHER BACKER, the
Younger, late of Bedale, in the County of York, Yeoman, de-
scared, arc forthwith to come in and prove their Debts before
Alexander Popham, Efq. one of the Matters of the laid Court,
at his Chamber, in Southampton-buildinga, Chancery-lane,
London, or In default thereof, they will be excluded the Bene-
fit of the raid Decree.

LEFT HOME. on Saturday the 26th of Sep-
tembcr, apparently deranged in his mind, DAVID
KENT, 6o years of age, about five feet (even inches high, Gen-
der in perfon, with one kg a little (bower than the other, which
occations his going rather lame; walks rather Raping, with
Rick ; had on when he went away a dark brown coat, yellow'
ftriped wifitcoat, thickfet breeches, one knee of which Is cut
mover then the other,low crowned Couched hat, and brown
wor*ed ftockirrp : has been beard of at Alresford in Hampihire,
and in the neighbourhood of Mitchddevcr, !Mee his leaving
home.

Should any be able to glee any further account of the above-
defcribed Perron, it is earneftly re-quelled that the information
may be communicated to Mr.. Mary Kent, near the Church,
Baansftoke, Hants, who will be ready to makc reafonabk fa-
tisfadtion.
London, England, 1801-12-28

From the LONDON GAZETTE, Der. z 6.

MILITARY PROMOTIONS.
01021.11SCE-OFFICE, lACEM"k 24.
Royal Regiment of Artillery.
Fifth Gentleman Cadet Pak.l erticr to b: Second Lieutetrant,
vice J. Mew, promoted. Dated Uccemb. r 21, tEor.
Corps of Royal Engineers.
Firit Gentleman Cadet William Nicholas to be Second .I.lu-
tenant, vice Jones, promutsd. Dated Ot•aru:bar 21, I ecc.
Second Gentleman Cadet Edward Figg to I.e v. e.r.d ute-
nant, vice Dyfon, promoted. Wed as above.
Third Gentleman Cadet '1 bonus' Colby te be Second uts-
nant, vice Cardew, protnuttd. Dated a. above.
Fourth Gentleman Cadet Robert Smith to be Second Licute•

nant, vice Garet, prornotLiL Dated
Commitlions in the Micidlciex Militia, figned by
the Lord Lieutenant.—Weftnrinfler Regiment.
Robert Snow, Efq. to be Major. Dated tiLrtembcr 3, esoi.
Eaffern Regiment.'•
Ardicy, Gent. to be Lieuttnant. Dated October 30,
dot.
London, England, 1801-12-28

CORN MARKETS.

NARK•LANE, DEC. 23.
The additional fupplics of Grain today are ra.
ther large, and our trade is for every thing ex.
ceedingly heavy : the heft Wheats do not maintain
their prices by near ts. per quarter, and inferior
ones ate leveral Millings lower—Barley is lower
about 6d.—Malt is hardly faleable—Oats are is.
cheaper, thoia,;ll more lively in fale—New and old
Beans arc tinahe:ed, as are !fog and Boilers
—General pi lees as under.
Englith 11Thcat, 725. to 8e:.
For‘ign Ditto, sas. Bos.
Fite Dar.l4i: Wheat,
London, England, 1801-12-17

LONDON.

THORSDAY, DECEMBER iy.
PRICE OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK:

Conlols, for *pB.6B} 69f—Reduced 66} 671-
4 per Cent. 85—New 5 per C. 9811-9.
Osmium slf..—New Osmium s to a. prem.
?RICK OF STOCKS YESTIRDAY.
Bank Steck 186} 3 per C. Imp. 66}
3 per Cent. Red. 661 f 31d. Excheq. H 21. a par
4 per Cent. 8311 is. prem.
3' per C. 1797 971 ti Englith Tickets :61. 75.
tons Ann. :9 9.4 9-16 Cent for arc. 681 f

We yeßerday alluded generally to the &Renee
of fome infubordination on board one or two of the
flips belonging to the fleet in Bantry Bay, under
the command of Admiral Marc H I LL. The fymp-
toms of mutiny appeared only on board the Ts.
M RIM aa, Admiral CA M psi LL's (hip, and the FOR.
'MIMI/LI) commanded by Capt. GRIN DARR. The
crew, underftanding that their definition was
the Weft Indies, conceived that as Peace had
taken place, they were not bound to go upon any
foreign fervice. They came upon deck in a tumul-
tuous manner, and declared their determination
not to weigh anchor except to return to England.
The officers, however, condnfted themfelves with
that vigour and decifiou, which in no cafe, where
mutiny has appeared on board the fleet, everproved
unfuccefsful. Happily the prompt exertion of dire-
pline was crowned with fuccefs. AdmiralCata reel. 1..
Capt. Elm's, and the other officers of the TEMA-
lame, difplayed the utmoft intrepidity, and feta-
cd feveral of the ringleaders. Some of them, it is
reported, afterwards gave up others of the leaders,
who were alto arrefted. The fame Rrong znea-
furek were exerted on board the Foa tot MARL
When the accounts came away, tranquillity was
reftored. The example of this abortive attempt
would tend to difconrage any thing fimilar on
hoard the other (tips. Upon the whole, it was be-
lieved, that the men were fenfible of their folly and
criminality, and that they would proceed where-
ever the orders of their fuperiors, and the demands
of the fervice might require.
The intelligence firfl arrived on Sunday, fince
Which Minifters have frequently met. Mr. AD-
DINGTON waited on Lord Sr. VINCRIIT ; and Mr.
Narrate had feveral long conferences with his
Lordfhip. From the well-known energy of Lord
Sr. VINCENT, there is no doubt that he would
have adopted the molt effeasal means which his
great abilities and experience could have fuggefted
for the fuppreflion of the mutiny.
London, England, 1801-12-17

DUBLIN, DEC. to.

At a Special Commiffion, held by Judges
Dowliss and CtIAM SERL &IN E, at Wicklow, on the
Bth int. john Arnold, (one of DtvFer's gang) was
triad for the Murder of Henry Marks, in July,
17501, at Lugduff, a mountain near the Seven
Churches.
The principal witnefs, James Flynn, depofed,
that he and the deceafed were employed by a Mr.
Robert Freeman, at Tomry land, to mould fome
drill potatoes, and while they were at work in the
held, they were alarmed by a number of thou,
which were fired from behind a hedge near the
burned ruins of Freeman's houfe, by which Free-
man and two others were killed; that witnefs fled,
and wasrefufed admittance or protettion at a boufe
where he flopped, and was Grtly afterwards over-
taken by a man armed with a double•harrelled
gnn, who had Marks a prifoner, and alfo made a
prifoner of witnefs, and condufled them both to
Anamoe-bridge, about throe miles distant, where
there were 14 or ; 5 men armed with guns and
piffols, molt of whom had honks ; the prifoner
was with them, and gat Marks up behind him, and
another of the party carritd Flynn; that the party
hearing that lime of the army were out, rode off
haftily by the Seven Churches to Lugduti moun-
tain, where they left their horfes, and hid their
fiddles in the ferns; that witnefs ecintriVed to make

his efcape by throwing himfelf into a deep water,
but covered with heath, and fhortly afterwards
heard two flints fired by the rebels at or near the
place where the body of Marks was afterwards
found ; that the prilbner, and alfo the deceafed,
were with the pai ty, when w•itnef, elated his efcape.
This evidence was corroborated by that of two
•other witneffes, and the prifoner was convided
withobt. hefitation. _

.....
Another cafe was that of William Bryeni, for the
murder of Edward Dockerill, at Glenmaller, on
the toth of Anal, 1798. It appeared from the
evidence of Sarah Dockerill and Mai tha Pentony,
the widomand daughter of the deceafed, that the
eicccafed and his fon were Supplementary Yeomen
in the Wicklow Infantry ; that a party of armed
men broke into their houfe at Glanely, in the night
fomeltinle in July or Anon 1798, and infifted on
gating Dockerill's niutlCet, for which they fearch-
ed through every part..of the honfe; that the party
teemed inclined to go away on Dockerill's promife
that he would not again join the Yeomen, when
Bryan, the prifoner, returned into the bottle armed
with a gun, and after fume violent conduct, forced
the deccafed away, after which he was no more
heard of until his ho-ly was found covered with
wounds.—The Jurr in this cafe found a verdi,t of
guilty alio, and fentence of -cle4th having been
pallid on both, they were Ordered for execution
this day.
London, England, 1801-12-17

,The JEPOUR.RAJAH and the Mahrattas, accord-
ing to a letter from Madras of the 23d July, were
about to effect a reconciliation after a abort war-
fare, the JEPOVR RAJA:I having contented to ful-
fil the Itipulations he formerly entered into; to
reimburk the Mabrattas the expences of the
war. The Mahrattas are to relinquith their con-
quells in return.
The Nabob ONOAT UL OPIRAN had left the
Throne to his fon ALLY Husstrie ; but Prince
AZIMUL DOWLAH, fon of the late AMIER UL OM-
RAH, and grandfon to WELLAJAH, was intlalled
Nabob of the Carnatic on the 3:11 July, by public
proclamation of the Madras Government.
London, England, 1801-12-17

•..~*

I have not thought it fuperfluous to relate this
tranfaltion with 'fo many minute circutaltanees,l
fence the Challenge male fo much noife in the
world, when, two days afterwards, to the aflonifh-
rnent of all Peterfborgb, it appeared in the Cower
Gazette. The Prefident of the Academy of Scien-
ces. to whom it was fent for infertion, could not
believe his eyes. He carried it himfelf to Count
Vowoit PAH lAN to be certain that no trick was
played him At Mokow, the GarAtte was flopped,
as no perfon could believe that the article was in-
ferted with the confent of the Monarch.—The
fame was done at Riga. The Emperor himfelf,
on the other hand, could fcarcely wait till it was
printed, and fent feveral times for it before it was
ready, with the atmoft impatience.
" Three days afterwards, he fent me a Snuff-
box fet with diamond., worth nearly a,OOO rubles.
Never was a verbal tranflation of twenty lines bet-
ter paid for.
" I fhall conclude this account with tome French
lines, which were handed about at Peterfburgh a
few days after the Emperor's death. I know not
the author, but his portrait bears the Ramp of
truth :

On le tomcat trop peu, lui ne connoit iserfonne ;
Add, toujours preffe, bouillant, Wye:feu:.
Aimable, feduifant, menu fans la courount,
Voulant gouverner foul, tout vole, tout faire
11 fit beaucoop cringrats et mourfa nulheurcua.

EAST INDIES.

BOMBAY, JUNE a.

One of the Killedars of
.11ednore has made his
appearance. on the borders of Arungabad, with
Soo infantry, goo horfe, and feveral field-pieces.—
The Chief was formerly in league With DOON•
DEAH, but betrayed his truft and fled. He has
committed the moft violent excelfes in the above
diftriel, which is without means of defence. The
Nizam, howeVer, has ordered a detachment aganit
him, but obtaining intelligence of the meafure, he
avoided them by a rapid movement into the inte-
rior of the Mahratta country. Here he was Ira.
traced by a body of the Peithwa's army, under the
immediate command of GALCAH HOLA AA, who
firft attacked them, put them to the rout, and took
the whole of their camp equipage, artillery, ca-
mels, oxen, and elephants. The Killedar was
killed in the aftion. _

His Highncfs the Nizam has iffued an EdiEt
throughout his dominions, for prohibiting any dif-
affeeed perfbns, of whatever rank, from the Cam-
pany's territories, taking refuge in his country ;
and (hould fuch obtain by force a footing therein,
he has engaged to co-operate with our troops in
their extirpati )n.
The Sheriff of Medina provided t goo camels for
the ufe of the troops fent to Egypt from Bombay,
under the command of General Ballo.
London, England, 1801-12-17

I‘llll4,
On Friday laft, at his feat at Marfden, near Coins, toms-
Osier, the Rev. IL Wit, Walton.
On Saturday laR, Mrs. sills, rclidt of the Late Mr. Jonathan
Sills, of Upper Ames-fins t.
At Edinburgh, oo the nth Init. Chants, her Lundin, Efq of
Aoehterta4,l,ls4.
On the 23c1 ult. at bla chambers in Lincoln's Inn, Sa mud
Auhery, 7Hambleden, Busks. Efq. aged 8z wart
On the 2d infant, in the iir-th ycarof her are, Mrs YJizsbcis
Byrom, oil( et fal, daughter o; the late Dr. Byrom.
On the afth oh. hams Baron, Erg. of Lkoodot, near
Blackburn.
lately, at Bourals, Sir John Daemon's, Bast.
On the and ult. at Duftbn, near Appleby, the Rev. MEM
.Kilner, aged yfi, Rector of Dutton and Milburn, Yorkilstrx
On the 24th salt. at his honk in Preiton, Geoffrey lip-silt
Efq. one of the I'eputy Llrutenants for Lancallaire.
On the 13th loft Mr. Richard Wimburn, of Jermyn-itrent
furgeon and apothecary.
On the id infant, at Newport Pape!, after a Omit Eines,
Walter Beaty, Efq. of that place.
Oa the 24th ult. the Rev. Francis Cleator. Minifer of State.
tots and Thornaby, io Yorkthire.
At Fridhamorth, flidally, John Cleave, M.A. Vicar of Over,
in Chellsire, and 'brother to the late Mr. W. Weave, fargum
of Liverpool.
In Dublin, aged IR, Mifs Cherry Thompfon, daughter of
Richard Thempfont
Lately, Mils Mary Semple, &left dangles of John Semple,
Efq. of Finniitown near Glafgow.
On Monday fen:tight, aged IS, Mr. Vincent Shortlaad, Ow-
her mwhant, in St. Giles's, Oxford, and one of the .lldennso
of that city.
London, England, 1801-01-03

FASHIONABLE DANCING.
PRIVATE TUITION at Mare. ALLEN
and Co's. Private Dancing Academy, No. 19, Sherrard-
fret, Golden-fquare.
Ladles and Gentlemen who have learned imperfeedy or net
at A, are privately taught in the rnoft elegant manner, every
Zcf ription of Danes in modern pradUce.
Extra exertions will be made to batten the progrefs of fuels
fordencrs, Navy and Army Officers, Captains of Veffels,
Country Refidents, and others who can devote but a ilsort time
to this accompllibment, they may rdlde in the Honk during
tuition ; about a fortnight may be fufficient.
Mr. At tea informs his Scholars, Friends, and the Public
at the F.aft end of the Town, that he has removed from his
Academy in Haydon-fquaru, where he has refided there fait
it years; and is fitting up'an Academy at No. to Caner Ayliff-
Erect, Goodman's Fields, which will be opened on the 7th of
this month.
London, England, 1801-01-03

Aitidts-lati4l,
Del•s•cred

24 41. od.
21 131. of.

BIRTHS.

On the 26th ult. at Sarillington Han, Yorkfhlre, Lady Elie.
.owt It. r, of a daughter.
On the 28th ult. at Yarmouth, the Lady of Captain Ni'right,
,fthc Royal Navy, of a fon.
Thurfday, the Lady of John Bell, Efq. of Brook-green,
'iammaftnith, of a fon and heir
On Saturday fe'nnight, at his houfe, St. John's Lodge, Hen-
-M.lonm, the Lady of Lieut. General Cuykr, of a daughter.
On the a6th uk. at Mr. Sullivan's houfc, in Cheftcrfield•
!rem, lady Harriet Sullivan, of a daughter.
Lately, at Ridgeway, near Southampton, the Lady of Tho-
mas Leeson, EDF of a fon, Rill-born.
London, England, 1801-01-03

YARMOUTH, JANUARY 2.

Sailed the PRINCESS ROYAL pat ket, Capt. I-1 m-
%win, for Cuxhaven, with the Hamburgh and
Bremen mails of the 3oth ult.
His Majefty's hired armed cutter the GEORGE,
Lieutenant GEO. HAYES commander, has taken
and brought in here a large fmuggling cutter,
laden with 4.00 calks of fpirits, beftde other goods.
Arrived the FAVOURITE !loop of war from a
cruize.—This morning arrived a Dutch fchuyt,
laden with butter and cheefe for London ; fhe
landed her paffengers at this place.
London, England, 1801-03-31

MARRIED.

Yefterday, at Bath, the Rev. John Partridge to MK' Sarah
Everard, daughter of k.dward Everard, Efq. of l.ynn Regis.
Lately, at Fermis-hail, Bedfordfhire, the Rev. Mr. Lewis,
Rcdtor of Waßlingworth, Vicar of Kimbolton' and Chaplain
to his Grace the Duke of Mancheiter. to MifsTomlinfon, of
Kimbolton.
On the loth inft. at Dundalk, by (pedal licence, John Arm-
titans, Efq. lieutenant and Adjutant of the 71ft regiment, to
Mfts Macrue Dairynaple, cid& daughter of Brigadier-General
Dalrymple.
On ThurfilaY, at St.Otatirges Church, lianover-fquare, Mr.
Charles .Bralky, to Mlfa Sophia Frances Albert, daughter of
the late Lewis Albert, Efq of St. James's-palace.
At Kilkenny, the 17th init, by fpeeial licence, D'Ef-
parrgkr, Efq. of the Royal Dutch Femeibles, quartered there, to
Mils Diana Floe d, daughter of Francis Hoed, Efq.
At Cohn. in the county of Down, Marcus Longford SP-
Caufland, Efq. to Mils Maria Kennedy, (mood daughtst of
John Kennedy, ufq.
London, England, 1801-03-31

BANK NOTE FORGERY RILL.

The ATTORNEY GENERAL Paid, that it having
been fuggelted to him that it would be proper to
introduce certain provifions into the Bank Note
Forgery Bill, to extend to Ireland and Scotland,
he felt it necefrary to wait for farther information
on that head ; he therefore moved to pollpone
the committal of the Bill to Thurfday. Agreed to.
The remaining Orders of the Day were defer-
red, and the Houfe adjourned till to-morrow•.

LONDON.